Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1885, Page 8

— LOCAL MENTION. The Wenthe: OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAT, OFFICER, WashixeTos, D. C., May 6, 1885,11 am. For the middle Atlantic states, local rains and partly cloudy weatl variable winds, stationary temperature, lov For Thursday, slihtly colder partly cloudy Weather with local rains is indicated’ for New England and the e sta FIsé $1 Bazors. ave. THe GorKisn tirely closed. Th BUY THE CLIMAX, the cheapest and best re- tor in the market, at — Wasu. BL Wit Bevrades Frank's, 457 Pennsylvania AZA AR, 1205 F st., will be en- st week to secure bargains. TAMS’, h street. AND Potomac Ratt ng the meeting 61 Fare, round trip, $1.20. Special trains to TAKE THE BALTIMOR' ROAD to Baltime: Army of the Sixteen recular fast tr: aecommodate the tray TASSELS ON TID t a pair spring heels, with red, blue tassels, at 72 cents. Spring heels, with tips, for boys, and kid spring heels for girls, in all widths and sizes, from 69 cents up. 7 906 7th street, four doors above I stre tion With any other shoe store in this Jvrivs Laxssur 19 pieces of farnit Ioose covers, at only in one ‘col chairs at 33. ance of our C. th street, will close r price 40 cents, dozen kitchen PLEASE THE Boys “Nobby” button shoe: ity. Z. Strusburzer, No. 906 doors above I stree: No CHARGE for cleaning your vapor stove if fou buy the Cle d trom A. Eberly & ms, iS et northwest. of picture frame r shown in this city is at Veer- 111% Kounrs is a nourishin gested. Manufacture b: gist, corner Lith stre THE GREAT! mouldings ev hoff's picture stor and easily di- +. Simms, drug- GENUINE DaNFortH Fic can only be ob- tained at W.S. Jenks & Co's., 717 7th street. Fussexr's Ice CREAM skipped anywhere out of town; 1427 New York avenue. ‘THs SPEAKS For ItseL¥.—Wm. Hahn & Co.'s Teliable shoe house: th street and 19% Penn: crow force of fifteen emplo: their customers pre famous specialties, City It TAKE THE BALTID ROAD to Baltimore duri Army of the F , round trip, $1.20. Sixteen reguiar fast trains. Special trains to accommodate the travel. been at times so s that their ute Tast few ds o give oy ve their tention, mn. ‘D Poromac Ratr- the meeting of the LARGE INVOICE OF BABY CARRIAGES J ceived at AS apor stoves 7th street. 7, 411 7th. Jenks & Co's. STAINED GLAss BSTITUTE AGENCY Sopprne promptly attended to, L. L. Baker, 41a i2thstswe ALL GRADES OF MATTINGS at lowest prices ean be found at Wasi. B, Win1aMs, $17 and 819 7th street. copes. ASTRONOMICAL tele Hempler's. EveGr Pennsyiv CITY AND DISTRICT, Artificial eyes, SSES AND SPECTACLES, Frank's, 457 ny Condensed Local: A meeting of the tennis players in the city and those interested in the game, will be held tomorrow aflernoon at thi ss house, when the holding of a tournament on the Both of May will be considered and other matters of in- 3 nan has been appointed post- master at Hyattsville, vice J. N. Tinker, re- signed. he First Con: night to cc sive repairs ing exten- m sendsthe New York Fashion azar for June. Patents have bee dents of the Distri underground e sued to the following rest- ~ Faque, port John A. Kirk, social attachment for Pleyeles; E. J. Stellwagen, collar button and ne@ktie holder; G. W. Zeigler, re- movable clamplbg attachment. ‘The Children's Cammtry Home will open for the season on the dth of June. Applications ission must be made In writing to Miss Rodgers, No. 1733 N street northwest, before the Ist of Jun The Ladies’ Aid society of Grace Reformed snission will hoid interesting anniversary exer- cises in the chapel, corner 1oth aud O Streets, this evening. Las night Officer West arrested James Matthews, the colored man who so severely cut his wife Eliza about the head with a penknife, and charged him in the Police Court to-day pith assault, The case was continued until riday. Two small colored boys, John Thomas and Thomas Payne, were fined $5 each by Judge alting an Italian laborer employed on the Bound: W eward, P. G. R amuel ‘Turn - E. Weaver, V. : r, W. Doherty, and Col. Wm. Bovd, P.G. Architects of the T. 0. Me chanies, have left to attend the sexsion of the supreme lodve of the ing Men's P t vice presi ident, Robert secretary, Charles Lucas; fina: Myers; corresponding secretary, Win. treasurer, John Hall. e, John G. Townsend, and R. W. ‘Hobson have been chosen trustees of the North Presbyterian church. An association with Arthur Romain, John P. Anderson, and Jerome F. Dandelet as’ corpora- tors, twith the name of “The National Union,” has ‘filed a certificate of incorporation, the ob- Ject being to furnish ald and assistance to the Members, —— Work for the District. ‘To the Editor of Tux E @ STAR: I notice in the Republican the statement that Commissioner Edmonds said it was their in- tention “to have the gas company lower all the gas boxes projecting above the pavement, and in the same way property owners the water boxes in front of their property.” ‘This is a matter that ought to have been atiended to long ago, and it is proper that the ws compauy should be made to fix theirs, but as to the water boxes put in by the contractors under the board of works, I do not see the Jus- tice or the power of the Commissioners to call op citizens to do it. When they the streets they put fn water pipes and boxes every twenty fect, even where there were no houses, hundreds “if not thousands of which have notbeen used to this day. In front of my property they put intwo which have never m used, and charzed me $32.50 each, when Teputable plumbers offe Thad to pay it. My Square was chargec 1 to do it for $13, and hbor in the same auine rate for two, when there never was but one. At the time the boxes were being set Tealled the ation of the man in cha 0 th fe ive mannerin © and the reply was a cursin & attend to my own busine: Understand bases his id to be comp work of the pose to do 1 he same propri make good the de an injunc Tam at a loss to Mr. kdmonds Individual citizens are ke good the def For one I don’t pro- He might with Moon thi LVI in the st q tsa work that belongs to the District authori- tes, and not to individual citizens, May oth, so. ‘A Crrizi A Grand Military Excursion to Balti- more via the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. The Washington Cadet Corps, Major C. At Fleetwood commanding, with band and drum corps, will leave 6th street station of the Balti- more’ and Potomac rallroad on Thurs ‘Tth, at 12 m., by special train, reachin more about 1’ p.m. special train will ran a few blocks of Baltimore’ street. A grand reception Will be given the Cadet Corps by the Baltimore Rifles “apt. Mathews, at the “Douglass Insti- tute, which “fs only three blocks from the Balti- more and Potomae railroad station. Return- ing, the special train will leave the Calvert Station at 3 o'clock Friday morning, re: Washington about 4:30. rsionists. more should bear in mi that tickets pur- chased from the members of the corps will be Recepted on any regulur train going and return- fug on Thursday. These tickets have been Th direct to Baltimore, which is within luced at the low rate of $1.20 for the round ip, apd can be purchas pm members of the corps, at the station of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad on the day of the excursion. From indications this promises to be the most Successful excursion ever taken from Washing- ton by this organization. ——-—____ MEETING OF TUE AEMY OF THE PoTOMAC IN BALTIMORE, MAY 6 AND 7.—The management of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad are making special urrangements to provide for the large travel to Baltimore during the meeting of the army of the Potomac, May 6 and 7. Special trains will be run for the accommodation of the Bublic between the two ettics at suitable hours, ¢ Washington Light Infantry corps, accom: nied by the Marine band, will leave by spe- train about 11 a.m., May 7. The National Riffes, Veteran Corps companies, Emmet Guard, Washington Rifles, Major Fleetwood’s battalion and the companies commanded by Capts. Kelly and Gray, will leave by special tras. Prof. Soussa hag an elabora! ram, be rendered by the Marine band ia concert’on the m and evening of the 6th proximo, Which will take place on Eutaw Place and Wilson street. The entire arranzements for the enjoyment and comfort of visitors have been coinpleted by the committee in Baltimore. A t time ts, therefore, warranted to all who Will visit our sister city on this occasion, Fare, 1.20 for the round trip. Tickets good to re- 3 a.m., special train, the 8th inst. ee improved | The Transfer of Stock Certificates. AN IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE HAGNER IN THE EQUITY COURT. A case of great interest to dealers in stock cer tifleates has Just been determined by Judge Hagner, in the Equity Court. O.C. Green, a real estate and stock broker, purchased from the National Bank of the Republic a certificate for eighty-three shares of the capital stock of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank of Georgetown, The certificate was inthe name A. H. Pickrell, and had been, by Pickrell, de- red to Thomas L. Hume, and by Hume de. posited with the National Bank of the Republic as collateral for a note of Hume's containing power tosell certificate in event of default in paymentof the note. ‘The certificate contained & power of attorney to transfer and assign the stock, represented’ by the same, which was signed by ‘Pickrell’ in. blank’ The note given by Hume being in default the bank sold the certificate to Green under the power given by the same. Green made demand upon the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank for issuance of a new cerfiticate to him, and for transfer of the stock to his name. This the bank refused todo, and denied the title of Green to the stock, counsel. filed _ by transfer books. Nation: under advice of bill in equily was thereupon Green, seeking to enforce the of the’ shares of stock upon the of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, and for the tssuan rtificate to him, The bank m ans $title to the certificate; his right of transfer, und claimed Indebtedness of Piek- in Whose name the es stood on the books of the bank, to theircorporation assurety upon a certain note held by it. At the hearing of the ease the court held that the delivery of the certificate to Hume by Piekrell, with power torney to transfer and assign,'and the de- of the sume with the National Bank of Republic, bi . as collteral for his note, and the sa me by the bank upon power rred vod title In Green, free st, the Sn rmers’ and a new n, upon pi rtificate ow: by ed that the shares of stock standing in the name of Pickrell on the books of the bank be transferred to the name of atall dividends declared on. said uent to Green’s purchase be paid to n_ this decree the Farmers’ and Me- “bank noted an appeal. ea args Increase of Crime Among Minors. COMMISSIONER EDMON: A CAUSE, D PROPC ‘acting A eS A REMEDY, porter in conversation with Com- AStaR missioner Edmonds spoke of the increase of crime amon in this city, when the oner expressed the opinion that the principal cause of it was the practice of dismissal of unruly boys from the public schools. He thought there was room for a great orm in this respect by our schoul authorities, Stubborn and wayward boys and girls are of course hard to Tnanage, nd the teachers generally are glad to be rid of them, and in such cases dismissals ways follow, He thousht the policy wrong, and advocated the retention of sueh pupils in the schools, even, if ni alsion, as in the schools di forced where itis not done s, Without rholesome diseipline many children go astray come criminals. He thought there should or more schools established here for just ses us this, mpetent, cool-headed ers to take airge Of them; it n who could children, public morals! ation with police- s of ronghs, th “Oh, ea gang of bad be rged from school for ditierent cause: nd infinitely Very frequent ‘The Commissioner proposes to look into this | nutter aud see what can be don trustees, to remedy great and growing & from our public schools. ——— The Gibon Assault Case. MR. GRESHAM FINED $50, In the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur, this morning, Mr. H.E, Davis called attention to the se of Wm. A. L. Gresham, who, with others, ‘as charged with an assault on Albert L.Gihon This is ault was said to have n insulting remark made ny with defendant, and » Subsequently Gihon and cowhided him, Mr Davis si the court had suspended th sentence, but he pw de sent , through the ing the principal he would impose a fine of $50. a TAKE THE BALTIMORE AND Potomac Rati- during the meeting of the c. Fire, round trip, Sixtéen revular fast trains.’ Special trai accommodate the tray R Fiery Doians.—Last Saturday a resident of the neighborhood of the Government print ing office was paid his month’s wages, but ing on a spree did not put in an appear: ‘@ ut home. Monday morning about 10 ck a son of the missing man found him asieep in @ stable near 6th street and Louis: haavenue, and managed to get what money he had left—over $50, tied up in a handker- chic-away from him, and started homewards with it. REMANDED To THE PoLIce Covrt.—In the Criminal Court to-day a number of District cases appealgd from the Police Court, in which the deposit bas not been n femanded as follow 4 Sunday b: Ellen Robinson, John Faunce and F. WW; rick, unlicensed bars; F. W. Weirick, Sunday; Rufus Fletcher, profane and indecent language; Frank Daws, concealed weapons; L. Spiliman and Robt’ M, Pengle, unlicensed produge dealers, eS Ropnerres REPoRTED—Li ored woman, reports that_w xrocery store Monday or lost $435.—A_ sn Ed. Newman’s offic and stole a dictionary oS TAKE THE BALIMoRE AND Poromac Rati- ROAD to Baltimore during the meeting of the Armyofthe Potomac. Fure, round trip, $1.20. Sixteen regular fast trains.’ Special trains to accommodite the travel, eee THE ARMY oF THE Potomac REUNION To- ‘The reunion of the Army of the Po- tomae, which takes place to-morrow at Balti- will be an eventful meeting of the vete- Who followed the flag through all the now historic battle fields from Gettysburg to Appo- mattox. It will be an interesting gathering of old ‘soldiers, many of whom will meet for the first time since the close of the war, and the re- newal of old associations and the recitals of stirring incidents on the tented field will be a. pleasant feature of the occasion, Washington’s representation of the oid veterans promises to he unusually large. It is understood that the G, A. R. boys, who go from here in a body, will be taken care of and entertained by their com- Ming on Butler, a col- ile in the Chicago nightshe was robbed of thief entered Lawyer on 44g street, yesterday, rades of Wilson and Dushane posts, The com- rades of the G,. A. R. of this department will assemble at G. A. R. headquarters, 9th and D Streets, to-morrow morning at nine O'clock, wot ten, as heretofore announced, and will proceed to the B.and 0. station, where a special train will be provided for then Affairs in West Washington. BUILDING AssocraTIoN.—At the thirty-sixth monthly meeting of the First Co-operative Building association of Georgetown, held Last night, $6,400 was sold, as follows: 'S: GO per ¢ 20 at G4 per cent; $2,000 at 65 per cent; $7,000 at 66 percent, At this meet- ng there was un active demand for the new stock. G Recerrs.—Canal_ boat Samuel Jarboe with 1,400 bushels of wheat, and 1,800 bushels of corn for J. G. and J. M. Waters, LE MARKET.—Sale of live stock at Dro- Rest, D. C., as reported by Tayenner Bros, terday, as follaws: 120 cattle up and sold: good, 5 to Sty; medium, 41 to to 4, 26 cows and calves at Sheep and lambs in demand, Workmen are now engaged in build- ing sewer traps in different sections of this town.—The Pew Association of Ziou A.M. E. church gave an entertainment last night, at Curtis Hall, for the benefit of the above church, and was largely attended. 2 EAND CONDITION OF WATER AT -M.—Great Falls, temperature, 61; condition, 36; receiving reservoir, temperature, 64; condi- tion at north connection, 36; south connection, 86; distribuiing reservoir, tem perature,61;condi- tion at influent gate house, 36; effluent gate house, 36. Low’ tide in the river to-day ut G p.m. High tide at 11 p.m, eee Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THe EVENING Stan. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.—The democratic primaries closed at sunset yesterday, but it was hearly daylightthis morning before ‘the count- ing of the last of the ward votes were counted. ‘The following were nominated: For mayor, Jno. B. Smoot; auditor, E. F. Price; city treas: urer, M. B. Harlow; corporation ‘attorney, K. Kemper; collector of taxes, northern distfict, John T.’ Hill; collector of taxes, southern dist trict, S. K. Fleld; superintendent of gas, Jacob Roxbury; clerk of gus, R. Theodore Cooke superiniendent of police, Wim. Dobie; clerk market, J. W. Simpson;'inspectors and ineas- urers of lumber, James L. Adams, Stephen Swain; measurer of wood and bark, Wesley Makeley, All those nominated are incumbents except the nominees for mayor, auditor and superintendent of police. Mr. R.'T. Lucas, who. has been independent candidate for mayor for some weeks past, will oppose Mr. Smoot for the mayoralty, and independent candidates for some of the othor offices will probably appear. TWO SALEs oF a HOUSE AND Lor ast week Messrs, Crilly bought from the Stabler estate the residence and lot adjoining the prop- erty of Mr. Job B Dalngeriteld, on’ Washing. street, at $4,200. ‘The property is a very oe ea ure! e . Crifly, x an i ati days 9° "Nores.-The only p teh ouse oTES.—The only person at the stati thin morning was Delia Jacksons whan te mayor fined and was held for non. a ine. The mayor has fined ment of her Chapmax $1 for contempt of court, 01 pe and John Simms $2.50 conduct.—The first cargo of ice for the com! seasor here yesterday in the schooner [GTi sonsigned to & Co.— The directors of the land ferry fteamer have called a general meet nex! lay even! to det what course shall be pursued invreference be ioe council te ite. Itis thought te anited to make a subeidy.” 1 Co™nel wil almost | what he conceives to be a | ilof too frequent dismissals | The Nationals Defeat the Norfolks. OTHER BASE BALL MATTERS, The Nationals easily captured the game with the Norfolks yesterday, the score being 13 to 5. Early in the game the Nationals saw they had things fhetr own way and changed batteries to give McCauley achance to catch. He did fairly well. Heavy batting by the home team more than offset"a tew errors. The Metropolitans play the home team this afternoon. Games elsewhere yesterday: At Louisville— Louisville, 4; St. Louis, 12. “At Brookiyn— Brooklyn, 7; Athletic, 3. At Atlanta—Atlantas, 4: Augusta, 0, At "Philadelphia—Boston, 9: Philadelphia, 8 At Baltimore—Baltimore, 17 Metropolitan, Ceoey Wilmington—W ilming- yn, O; Vi inia, 12. 3; Providence, 4. Cineinnati, 3. Lancaster, 2. Jersey Ci 7; Macon, At New York—New Yor! At Piitsburg—Pittsburg, 8; At Newark, N. J.—Newark, 9: At Trenton, N. J-—Trenton, 14; 3. At Chattanooga—Chattanooga, SS * Affairs in Leesburg, Va. AN INTERESTING WILL CASE—CONFIRMATIONS: BY BISHOP WHITTLE. Correspondence of Tie EVENING STAR, LEESBURG, VA., May 4, 1885. The Hixon will case is in progress to-da: About seventy persons are {nterested in proving the will a forgery, David Hixon was an old, wealthy bachelor, at one time sheriff of Loudoun, The alleged will was founa in an old yellow envelope in a carpet sack upon search- ing it a second time. Witnesses to the will, When admitted to probate, the doctor who at tended Mr. Hixon and those who examined the contents of the carpet sack on the two ocea- sions mentioned, were examined to-day. Capt. Foster and Mr. Brook are counsel for those who bring the suit, while Gen. Payne, Holmes Con- rad, Charies Pollock and others defend the gen- uineness of the will, E. B. Hay, of Washing- ton, comes as an expert in clilrography, Lrespura, VA., May 5, 1885. Bishop Whittle preached at Goresyille Sun- day morning and administered the rite of con- firmation, Sunday evening he had confirma- tion anda sermon atSt. James’ in Leesburg, | Dr, Davis and Rey. Carter Page assisted in the services. Monday morning the bishop con- firmed at the Church ofourSaviourat Oatlands, ‘Today he preaches and confirms at Hamilton, The only Baptist ever confirmed in the world was confirmed Sunday. [t was unintentional on his part. He wag piloting an aged colored friend to the chancel, who intended. to be und was contirfhed. As’ both knelt, the bishop thought both were candidates. pee Affairs in Montgomery County, Md. Correspondence of Tuk EVE TAR, R LLE, May 6th. At the municipal election at Gaithersburg on Monday, Geo. Meem was elected mayor, with Samuel 8. Gloyed, Joseph T. Gloyed, Earnest M. Holland and John H. Nichols as commis- stoners. Politics did not enter in the canvass. The board of school commissioners yesterday appointed the trustees tor the public schools throughout the county, The secretary reported 4,028 scholars enrolled for the present or spring term. An order was passed to close the public schools on the 10th of June, ‘The Good Templars have established an order at Poolesville, with a membership of thirty- ve, ‘The prospect for even half crop of wheat in the county is said to be more discouraging at present than heretofore. It is reported now that the roots of the wheat are dying. out from want of rain, ————— Tur Potomac Frurr Growers.—The Poto- mac Fruit Growers’ association met last n the residence of M.G. Emery. ‘The essay of the evening was by the oriental explorer and hwologist, H. 8, Osborn, L.L. D., on the and Flora ot Palestine.” “Drs, Taylor, Howland, Balloch, Seaman, Dobson and S Chapinan gave 4 microscopic exnibi- tion, followed by lite! nd musical exercis ing of a piano Miss Hattie Dan+ recitations by Mrs. Naylor, Dr. White and solo by H. A. Forseman; guitar duet by Prof. Russel and H.W. Round: BRR. A KOK I NNN Gao BoB AA KK IT NNN G BBB AA KK If NNN G BOB ASA KK I NNN 6G Ga BBB A A KOK I ON NN GGG PPP. 00 WoW ow pDD FEE RRR PoP OO WWWW DDE RR PPP O O WWWW PD D EE RRR RP OO WWWW DDE RR .. 2 00 W W DDD EEE RE = ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor phosphate powders. SoLp oNLY IN fans Royan Baxixa PowpER Co. 106 Wall street, N.Y. ap6 YER'SCATHARTIC PILLS ARE THE BEST inedicine that can be employed to correct irregu- rities of the stomach and bowels. Gentle, yet thor- ough, in their action, they cure constfpation, stimnlate the digestive orgaus and the appetite, and cleanse, build up and strengthen the system. va HE “CONSTANTLY TIRED-OUT” FEELING so often experienced fs the result of impoverished blood and consequent enfeebled vitality. Ayer’s Sar- saparilla feeds and enriches the blood, jncreases the appetite and promotes digestion of the fuod and the assimilation of its strengthening qualities, The sys tem being thus invigorated, the feeling rapidly changes to a grateful sense of strength and energy. my5 Suxs: Suxs: Suxs: CHEAPEST SILKS IN THE UNITED STATES! {BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, reduced from $1 FANCY SILKS reduced to 37%. COLORED SILKS reduced to 50c. BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, 81. BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINE reduced from 75 to 50e yEEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, silk and ‘ol, 250. BEAUTIFUL BROCADE DRESS GOODS, (reduced), 12 yards for $1.60, Special bargain. NUNS VEILING—NUN'S VEILING. ‘Wide double width, pure wool, in Cream, Pink, BLACK BATT $2 Boe, COLORED SATL 50c. BLACK SATINS, BLACK CASHMERE SILA W. SATINES, Pink, Blue and Cream, UN'S VELLING, beautiful Lace style, pare wool, W YORK MILLS SHEETING, widest and very best, 250. BROCADE SILKS, Pink, BEAUTIFUL LAW BEAUTIFUL FRE: SILKS. COLOF! VETS, and FINE DRE ment, ' Strictly Cash Prices, CARTERS, », SILK VEL- GOODS, immense agsort- ap24 711 MARKET SPACE, Kl NNN GGG ™ Ex ENN Go G » Ss KK Ml NNN G ss, KK NNN G Ga 4s KK H NNN GGG 8x58 PPP AO, A cou PP AA OL ke 8S EES PPP OAA OL AA O° ke P ABA L. AMAA OO BE yy P 2°74 tun A°A cco Eee 7 814 SEVENTH STREET. SPECIAL SPRING SALE! MONDAY, APRIL 20, UNTIL SATURDAY, APRIL 25. SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE- ‘MENTS IN MILLINERY, LADIES’ WRAPS, LACES, JER- SEYS, CORSETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, TIPS, PLUMES, RUCHING, LACK CAPS ANDSUN UMBRELLAS, 5,000 DOZEN STRAW HATS AND BONNETS. ENGLISH MILAN BRAIDS, BELGIAN SPLIT AND SATIN BRAIDS, PEARL, LOOP aND ROUGH AND READY RRAIDS. ALL THE LATEST PATTERNS AND COMBI- NaTIONS OF FANCY STRAWS DY ALL SHAPES, 2,500 TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN, OSTRICH TIPS AND POMPONS IN EVERY NEW SHADE AND OF ALL QUALITIES, 1,000 CARTOONS, NEW DESIGNS IN RICH PARIS FLOWERS. $5,000 WORTH OF JERSEYS AND VISITES. SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS LESS THAN ELSEWHERE GIVE US 4 CALL BEFORE BURCHASING. RH PRN SUF HY be CITY ITEMS. an Exchange: “A monument willbe to the discoverer of Dr. Bull's Cough a Syrup. Immense barga’ ‘ins in Tinware will be offered to-morrow only at R. Goldschmids, 812- 7th st. n.w.; covered slop jars 4y Ib. coffee canisters 4G 1 Ib. Ze; 10 gt. dish Kettles 15¢, bowls and pitchers assorted colors 49¢; half cc ered dust pans lle; Uy gallon water coolers 6c; covered chamber pails 37¢; toilet sets, 8 i ; Japanned cake or bread boxes 4s, 59 and 69c; frying pans 9c; Star sifters 17¢: pienic mugs’ 3c; soup strainers 9c; vegetable slicers Se: cocoa dippers 9e; box graters 2c: com- THE LAST GRAND FESTIVAL CONCERT. THEODORE THOMAS And His Own Orchestra of Sixty Mukicians, SOLOISTS MME FURSCH-MADI, MISS EMMA JUCH, So- pranos; MISS HATTYE T. CLAPPER, Contralto; bination hammers 4c; hoesand rakes 9c; pepper | MR. WAL, J. nor: boxes 2c; muffin pans 4e; stew pans 4c; larger | ME MAX HEINRICH, Masso. and 4 zee oat ash pans loc Idat- 1c; 1a gt | MAGE AMELIA PRIEDERICK MATERNA, 7 1. 216; pie plates 5 for 10¢; 2 qt. coverc buckets be: 3 at. ot; Aut. 136 6 at, 18; 2 at. RS EE covered sslucepans te; Sgt Ler dagtloe Lat | me THIS EV: coffee boilers 9¢; Ly qi. 13c: 2 qt. 16¢; 8.) SAQRWSLa Cre on SUM MASH PRICES Lat 28 Gat. S7efe pi, eups te 1 pi. Be Tat FORD'S CTS OF 50 CTS-SUMMER PRICES. 4c; jarge japanned dust pans 7e; large bread STANDARD Fan graters 4c; bowl strainers 4c; large kitchen free List Enorel spoons 4¢; table spoons 6 for 9c; large hammers 3 7 ae coon rare, cusp: cae ees uae al Fo-night...... * Bidet MSE ELLE large cullenders 17¢; bread pans 4c; also special | Blanche Chapman, ‘Praverner, a low prices will be offered in Superior Refrigera- J. Peaks. Carlberg and Zelda Seguin. tors and ice chests, Before Buying 1 or Renting a New Sewing Machine, or having your old one repaired, we advise you to go to Auerbach’s, “thand H. No druinmers, No two profits. 1 Hahn‘s Famous Specialties. 816 7th st. and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. Ladies’ $4.00 Hand-turiied French Kid Button. Ladies’ $2.50 own make Flexible Button. pujidies $125 Worked-hole Kid and Foxed sutton. foiiille’ $1.00 Solid Low Ties, Button and Ox- fords. Ladies! $1.00 Hand-sewed Oxford Ties. dies’ House Shippers— Kid, 50e. ents’ Finest Custom-made $4.50 and 0. ents’ $4.00 Custom-made Low Shoes. si Gchts $2.00 Genuine Calf High and Low oes, Gents’ $1.25 Solid High and Low Shoes, Misses’ and Ladies’ White Slippers. Boys’ and Youths’ Patent Leather Oxfords. 1 Men's and Boys: Sine Flannel Shirts at Auerbach's Bicycle shirt depot, 7th and H. 1 Unprecedented Rargains in Baby Car- riages of the Leading Manufacture will be offered tommorrow at R. Goldschmid’s, 812- ‘Tth st. aw. at Mackinaw Hats are again the style. FRANC'S $1, $1.20 and $1.45 are not to be surpassed. Corner 7th and D, the only strict! nishing store in this ¢ For Blk. Cashmeres go to 736 7thst. J. E. one-price hat and gent’s fur- RA DIAVOLO. ‘Thompson, H- rg and Zelda Seguin. 1 ie Each Production Perfect in enue, near 11th street, Returnof the Favorites. The just! ARNE WALK y Celebrated Actress, WALKER in her great part of “Lady Isabel.” Friday and Saturday, JOSHUA, WHITCOMB, the best Comedy Drama of the day, Admission to all only Box ofic R® ’ In ‘or sule of seats, my6 BALTIMORE, MAY 6ru AND 77H. Young, Also find best $1 Pearl Shirts. | “4 SUOMI I) Men’s and Boys’ Only. ut Choice patterns, ne 9 Fresh th = Be supply received to-day at Auerbach’s, 7th and a= 0 iH 1 Raaeag Mpg = A Poor Italian Finds 875,000 in Gold. Signor A. Vatuone, the person who has sud- denly come into the’ possession of a fortune, is one of the proprietors of the Hotel d'Italia, cor- ner of Pacific and Sansome streets, San Fran- 000 in the Febru- cisco, Cal. He drew the $75, ary drawing, on ticket Louisiana State Lottery for black-eyed Ttalian, about 35 years of age, and bears avery good character, He takes his good fortune very quietly. He has put his money away, without having made any change yet. He made his brother a present of $10,000, and is going to celebrate his fortune by keeping open house all ext Sunday.—San Francisco (Cal.) Chronicle, March 3. 1 Machines May Come, Machines May Go, and the silent New American, No. 7, stands firm in the Washington ladie. C, Auerbac 28,600, in The $5. He is a little, who would have no other, nd H, Sole agents, 1 Thornton's Emulsion of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of 7 fection of hundreds of TICKETS GOOD TO RETURN UNTIL LasT TRAIN ON THE NIGHT OF THE 7rH. REMEMBER, the BALTIMORE AND OHIO fs the Only Line Running SEVENTEEN TRAINS in each direction, and the only ne run- ning 45and 50 Minute Trains be- tween the two cities, Schedule of Trains on the 6th from Washington: 5:00, 6:10, 6:40, ), 10:05 am. 1 8:15, 3:30, 4:30, 10, 6:40, 7:00, pm. Schedule of Trains from Washington on the 7th: :30, 8:30, 10:05, 11:00 am. 12:10, 40, 6:40, 7:00, 8:25 and Lime and Soda for cou; colds, consumption, | ; impaired nutrition and gencral debilit ¥ | ' Returning Trains leave Baltimore in the Afternoon and pleasant to take, Prescribed by p! I- | and Evening as follow: 30, 3:00, 4:00, 4:20, 5:00, cians, Sold by Druggi Large bottles 50c, Manufactured’ by WE. Thornton, corner Bal- uimors na Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. m,W, 83 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail. # let 9th, near RRR EEE DDD RRE DD RRR EE D D R RE Dp R R EEE DDD PEP: RRR 2 Pr Re PPP RRR P KR PO RR oN L A www L AA wwww i Rs Wine IL A A WOW RRR 00 «ORBB OU S8g RR OO B an) RRR 0 0 «EBB ORE SS, RR OO B rE aos RR 00 BBB kEE Sss8 2 WHEN REDUCTIONS ARE TO BE MADE WE PROPOSE TO BE THE FIRST TO WE ARE ‘HEADQUARTERS’ FOR WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED ROBES. WHITE DRESSES WILL BE WORN THE COMING SEASON TO THE EXCLUSION OF ALL OTHERS, AND WE PROPOSE TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND, EACH ROBE IS ACCOMPANIED WITH A FASHION PLATE, SHOWING THE MOST AP- PROPRIATE STYLE IN WHICH TO MAKE THE SUIT, AND CONTAINS 12 YARDS 40-INCH PLAIN MATERIAL, 4, “ NARROW EMBROIDERY, 4% “WIDE EMBROIDERY. CUSTOMERS WILL UNDERSTAND THAT ‘THESE REDUCTIONS ARE MADE FROM PRICES WHICH WERE AS LOW, IF NOT LOWER, THAN ELSEWHERE. TWO AND THREE STYLES OF EACH NUMBER EMBROIDERED IN WHITE AND COLORS, m971 7.00 6.00 71919 7.50 6.50 72645 7.00 6.50 71972 7.00 6.50 71990 8.00 7.00 73499 7.50 7.00 ‘T1921 8.00 7.00 71970 8.00 7.00 71920 8.00 7.50 ‘71917 8.50 7.50 73488 9.00 8.00 71918 9.00 8.00 58597 9.50 8.00 T1916 10.00 9.00 ‘73492 13.50 12.50 (LINEN DEPT. FIRST DEPT., PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ENTRANCE) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY, (mys) 912 D st. 6:30, 8:00, 9:00 and 11:00 p.n. ON THURSDAYS Passengers can leave Washing- ton as late as 1:25 p.m., arriving at Camden Station at 2:15 p.m., in ample time to view the Parade from the corner of Baltimore and Eutaw streets, three squares distant, Purchase your tickets at B. and 0. Ticket Offices: 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania ave., and Depot. corner New Jersey ave. and C street. my5-2t _SUMMER RESORTS. ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ‘Stephenson's ©, Viretnia, Open 1st June. Pamplilets at the Star office mySim re SBURY PAR 2A newest an Jo! y sitaated, wit roxdations for 1 hops priete 33 per day. Send for CH, PEMBE TEL BRU! 1 best hotels in Uh beach. Oper . Circu pest COUNTRY BOARD. SUMMER HOMES To enable reside aptly locate the and summer m, f ing names of how rihe dt ACcOMED OK Special reduced PTION OF TO DEC OPEN FOR RE Greatest variety of me resort ii the Cant ful scenery, maztl gelled. Good ‘This ts the ing only four hours’: ation, at Drew's and PUN, Propriete ITEL, ma, n f For circulur and ra m m1 i We™ KAATERSKILL, fs now rendy ALD McDONALD, _ CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. ENLARGED AND IMPROVED, OPENS JUNE 27. hote!, insures qui Raiiroad access < particulars address W. F. PAIG . Bron Manager, and B1st st. ap30-26t_ Grand Tow Szason oF isss THE UNIT ALBOTT WOUSE will be open for the Ist May. Apply ap20-1m Warm bats; Ci stop at a Te water from an cellent equal comifortalte. Free buss will $2 per dey, $12 per week, apletin® JOSEPH Tre Beacu Ma vARKINSON, Propictor, Thovse. WRT, NEW JERSEY, OPENS JUNE 6th, 1885, under the proprietorship of ME. GEO. C. BOLDT, of the Hotel Bellevue, Philadelphia. where application for-rooms and cottages may be aplo-Im Narioxar Jockey Cia THE SPRING MEETING WILL BE HELD TUESDAY, MAY 12, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, THURSDAY, MAY 14, FRIDAY, MAY 15, “ FIVE RACES EACH DAY. ALL THE FIRST-CLASS HORSES! ‘The first race will be started at 3 o'clock each day. Special trains will leave the Baltimore and Ohio depot for the track at 8:30 a.m. 30, 1:55, 20, 2:45, and 3:05 p.n., aud will’ be in waiting when the races are over. CARS RESERVED FOR LADIES, IMPROPERCHARACTERS WILL BEEXCLUDED, Stockholders of the National Fair Association can obtain Admission Tickets from GEORGE R. RE- PETTI, 471 Pennsylvania ave, my4-8t LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1885, Final Concert season of 1884-5 of the CHORAL SOCIETY, Assisted by MISS AGNES HUNTINGTON and Mr. WHITNEY MOCKRIDGE. Reserved seats as follows: Orchestra chairs, $1; orchestra circle, 75 cents; balcony, 50 cents; boxes, $B and $5; general admission, 50 cents. Box sheet open at _Droop's, 925. Pennsylvai on and after THURSD. SP Xprit He MUSEUM, Late Lincoln Hall, corner 9th and D sts n.w. Coolest and Best Ventilated Theater in the City. EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT, Commencing MONDAY, MAY 4TH. COOL BURGESS, a COOL BURGESS, COLLOM AND WELCHE’S MINSTRELS AND BRASS BAND. Admission, 10 and 20c._ Doors open at 1 und 7 p.m. MONDAY, MAY 11TH—FLORENCE NOBLE AN HARRY JACKSON in QUEEN'S EVIDED Tv ‘ER COMIQUE. ~ COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 4. OPERA, BURLESQUE AND VARIETY COM- Greatest Show Ever Given Under Roof or Within alls, Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, _Prices of Admission, 10, 20, and 80 Cents. my4-6t GBAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT ‘Tendered to MISS EMMA THURSBY To be given at LLBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7, Previous to Her Departure for Europe. ‘This testimonial. which has been tendered Miss THURSBY by her many friends, has been cordially united in by the President, his Cabinet, the Vice President and the leading members of the Diplomatic Corps. Miss THURSBY will be assisted by ‘Mrs. POWELL, Contralto; Mr. A. L KING, Tenor; Mr. WM. WALDECKER, Accompanist, and Mme. HOPEKIRK, the Greatest Living Pianist. (OLUMBIA LIGHT ROADSTER. HANDSOMEST AND STRONGEST,LIGHT ROAD- STER MADE. Bicyclers are requested to call and examine ft at SCRIBNER'S, Fenton Hall, Est.,near 11th, up stairs. N.B.—No connection with store on first floor, a17-1m* Oe JOHN AND GREAT FALLS. ready for chatter, Copactrerer 500. “anpis gai at a over 2 st. n.w., opp. Wash. & G. we office. ap25-1m oo ENDED BY THE USE OF PLASTIC PAINT For Whitening and Coloring Inside or or for any purpose Where Whitewash or 4 BEAUTIFUL, DURABLE ap CHEAP ABTI- Ontside of Fences, .| Buths in the house. LJOUCESTER, | MASS. drives, suri nited book to F . NUNNS, proprietor, care of Quincy S24 House, Host Nase Ic ciry, 4 Ma ‘THE LARGEST Hi Tooms single and and furnished with Largs modern img TAS. MCGLA THE SEA. HOTEL Hill, Ulster r & Delaware 8. YC tober Ist. AN throughout, sun open all the year. f16-42n RLY, ATLANTIC Gi ar. “Hot and cold All the con Coad rts of a! first-class hotel. fe2-6m PPP, RRR IT PPR RO Prope i 3 Pp R EB I CCO EEE ya NOT DOWN IN THE PAPERS AND UP LN THE STORE. WE HOPE THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF WASHINGTON WILL READ THIS AD- VERTISEMENT CAk ULLY. W HAVE FOUND THAT BECAUSE WE ADVERTISE TO SELL CLOTHING AT EXACTLY 10 PER CENT ABOVE COST OF MANU- FACTURE, SOME IMAGINE THAT WE MERELY USE IT AS A CATCH TO DRAW TRADE. WE WISH THE PUBLIC TO DIs- TINCTLY UNDERSTAND THAT WE PUR- SUE A STRICTL e-PRICE SYSTEM. THE PRICE AT WHICH THE GOODS ARE MARKED IS THE VERY LOWEST aT WAICH THEY ARE TO BESOLD. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS TO THIS RULE. WE WILL NOT LET GO FOR $11.99 THE SUIT THAT IS MARKED 8) WE HAVE MARKED EVERY GARMENT AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. WE OF- FER YOU LOW PRICES, WE GIVE YOU CANDID, TRUTHFUL ADVERTISEMENTS, AND WE WILL TREAT ALL PLEASANT- LY, BUT WILL MAKE NO DEVIATION IN ANY CASE FROM MARKED PRICE. ADLER’S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, STRICTLY ONE PRICK. + 927 and 929 Seventh street northwest, Southeast corner Massachusetts avenue. Always be sure that you are in the RIGHT PLACE. See “ADLER” over the door. @ Open evenings until 9; Saturdays unt 11. my2 A Duesy AND SERVICEABLE SUIT FOR $14 @ ‘WHILE WE HAVE SUITS AT $10 TO $30, WE ‘WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO A CHE- VIOTSUITIN TWO COLORS—BLUEAND BLACK, oO. At Agricultural and General Stores, UP OUR WAY, STOP IN, AND WE WILL BE fend AF Fimotine 07.3% | PLEASED TO SHOW THIS SUIT. Creat of ITA! MARBLE sake seeiptionando he Bost of nish, GEORGE GPRANSY, Corner 21st st. and ave. 2.W. af Please call, inspect and be: epzi-lint | ap24 Sopeee SS Pat owey, £60. Amsionr, 7 Lowa ory Opp. Chey Pom Ofies WWESDA) S SALE ATOUR SALES MAY SEV INC GAT TEM A.M aN VOUSD a LARGE, for REGTIAN Roc M 1 SSING CASI 4 1 LON LER. UN FORE CONDE AND OS) (@ 4s Ol MAREE 2 Mean eA “GAME AND FRUIT OF LOGETHER WIT! QUANTITY OF OTHER GOORS It SUN BROS, Auctioneers ritten request of the holder of i, L will Sekt, at public aueth irox, Mh and MAY PoUR- Mall tive. . foned in schedule“ © Saba deed 4 (rust, consisling in part of Sheiviiae Tools, TLEDGE WILLSON, Tristee, 406 510 street northwest, VIANCERY SALE OF THREES PORY. BRICK DWELLING, ALSO A FRAME HOUS,_ 01 HIGHT A STREST FAST, NEAR G STREDT SOUTH, AT AUCTION. By virme of a decree of the Sapreme © ny een od in equi de. 6904, the 1 ethercin wil © premises, og DAN OF MAY. Ay all, that certats Aes al nd known ‘mprovementa, ‘Ove-third of t to resell the prop funiting purchaser, h resale in somd 1 D.C. Conve A ‘deposit of $1 ‘Trustee, street northwest, neers, AYS-GadS For Other Anctions See 7th Page. ~DUNCANSON PROS, A! | | | aractor oft pil? Many, testimonials tou haw » never been equaled, owing: vice, August 21, 1884, old st tine, ¢ ng it now for Ciaaet tf tb which the propr Rabbi of th ‘This ts to certify that tists practior nded ats some exper ¥ mirposes, but wit woe Lath catattalned 10 say that “Dee 1s Hitter” is wh excellent preparation Wet and wil relieve if not cure almost of the best ‘Tonted PON N. TAYLOR, M.D. PiMokR, May 31, 1884 our “Dr, Petzold's Ger and T would not be withe upon lurities 1 consider 16 I remain yours, Nr E. COUPER, ont it Female without a r We Roeseserrvury Levere THE ATT: TION OF THE PUBLIC TO OUR LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCE oF NG AND SUMMER GOODS. ity for $2.50. n Kid Hand Sewed Oxford Ties & arnard are still making those beautiful Ties, ave them fn all His Spanish isthe Intest novelty in the win five different widths, We have u large aud weil assorted stock lo select from, ‘Our 3 Seamless, Lace or Ratton, for Gents’, can’t be beat. Lu Uke fuer grades you will flad we are not be hind. WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER aT THB. LOWEST PRICES W. BL RICH'S apls ‘T17 Market Space, next to Sth wt. Isxrenesrixe To Bovs Axo Mes, WE MAKE TO-DAY (SATURDAY) LARGE AD- DITIONS TO OUR STUCK OF SUITS FOR THE Lit FELLOWS. SHORT PANT SUITS, FROM 41014 YEARS. THE “NORFOLKS” CONTINUE TO INCREASE IN POPULARITY, AND WE SHOW A NUMBER OF NEW AND EXCLUSIVE STYLES. NOR FOLKS ARE ALSO MUCH WORN BY OLDER AND BY M HAVE THES PLAIN AND FANCY MATERIALS, AND SELL THEM BY THE GAR- MENT OR SUIT. SPRING OVERCOAT WEATHER IS STILL WITH US, AND INTIMATES THAT SUCH A GARMENT Is USEFUL ALL THE YEAR ROUND. WE SHOW FINE LINES OF THESE GOODS-ALL FRESH AND NEW. AS TO PRICES OUR MOTTO IS-TO BE Al- WAYS THE LOWEST IN WASHINGTON FOR SAME CLASS OF GOODS. E. B, BARNUM & ©0, my? 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR ———— Suavenrer I DRY Goobs. 59 dozen Ladies’ Rlack Hose worth 40c. at eckiduten Children's Hone; sizes from, Sie to, Ti Be trom 25 and 0c. wo tzhyc. 10,000 yurds Lawn, reduced from 12 to 10:00 yards Lavra worth Se to 34 15000 5 ih, Jove Kid Gloves hy soiled.” former price reduced to Pseetinnn hike Aiaty OR, SRA SoS) Pitt siplendid” Quality G. G. Slik, «1.2% redneed © 31 ur Cloths and Cassimeres at com; intend tomop LUTTRELL & WINE, - ‘1930 Penn. Ave. Northwest,