Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. TUESDAY, a LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. creasing cloud- wea by winds gen- mer south For Wednesda: re indicated for p PatcnDhe tne ety Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana and Titinois. Rexexere, at the Washington sit Intintry Fair, Come and enjoy yourself, elephant, y SHort CAKE and Philadelphia yman's, 11thst., between Penn- ‘avenue and Est. Text Booxs for drawing, 504 9th st. n.w. < of all kindsdone. J. H. st styles of light Derby anes, corner 7th and Strictly one price Hat and jore in the city. —If the body receives daily nutrition, ly expels the worn-out parts, heaith ts the certain eonse- quence; but by asudden chan ather, the pores of the skin may not perform their oifice ‘well, and matters are retained which should have passed off by that avenue. which impede tnsensible _ perspi fraught with danger, because mat Should have passed alway throug Feturned again into circulation Pills will, remov: from. Ww ever cause they may come, curing’ pain, infls mation and colds arising trom above cause in ‘a few hours. Use ALApprx BecuriTy Orr.—After_more than ten years’ trial, we have no hesitation in stating that this oil’ gives the softest and most agreeable light to the eye. The ever-increasing demand proves that on its merits alone it has its recommendation as the best household oil dn use. Loox! Look!—Take a glimpse at this: ash wardrobes, $11; ash chamber suite: tress and spring, $23; cane seat rockers, 2; walnut bedsieads, $6; walnut lounges,S walnut hit Tock ers boards, parlor suites, Street north wes solid TNING Hops of sufficient surface and in roperly placed are to liz Rol's torain. J. H. Kuenlin; ning What @ good Woopwarp € Le morrow, at 9 a, m., 100 pice of India linen and Victoria lawn at the low Price of 10c. per yard. CLosING SALE oF DRY Goons aT Avetto! Ladies specially invited at 99S 7th st. n.w. For Particulars see auction column. * A CLostxe Out SALEof the entire stock of Dress Goods is advertised in the columns of this | paperby Chas. Kaum, 7th street. IAN PEBBLES, $2.50, at «) Pennsylvania avenue, -class dry cleaning and ioods ealled for and ANTON Fiscr: dye works, $u6 delivered.” Telepixe AWN V. Fixe Portrarrs. Kets REMEMEER, no soliciting at the W: Light Iniantry F je and enjoy yourself. See the clepuant. Hovsenonn Co: Use At arity O11. It is known to be the safest and best oll. Ar THs Trore have lightning rods repaired or new ones. J. H. Kuebling. Face aad Eyesight fitted:31 templer's, 44st. CITY AND DISTRICT. ‘endensed Locals. ty, on his way fall "a colony of os, Germans, Austrians and “otisville, Amherst county, to Europe to some 500 Bav Swiss to settle ins Va. ports th ‘was entered by forcin atsi5. nd Josepia Webster were fined udge Suell to-day for eruelly mu- r. Maddox has sold to 8. Sugenheimer sub- Jot 23, sq. 1,02: An Injunction Asked For. TO RESTRAIN PAYMENT OF AN AWARD OF THE ALABAMA €LAINS COMMISSION. To-day Samuel Titcomb, of Maine, by Mr. W A. Meloy, filed a till against Henry Cooper, Bes er and Secretary of the Treasury M. ning for an injunction to restrain the payment ‘of an award, 36,302, by the Alabama Claims | Commission to Coope®, or hiss ‘The_plaintit? ailezes inat pri 4 1367,Cooper owned certain of these claims and fied a petition i: his interest in t plainttif, and notwith: quently filed claim be bankruptcy, under which rred 10 nding this he subse- the Commission. ANSIVERSARY SERVICE.—The anniversary of th aches of St. Mark's Friendly league will take place at the Ascension ehureh tomorrow afternoon at 4: The ser- Vice will be very iaterest delivered by the given to the ribution. jower league for ATTEMPTED To Commrr ScrerD) ning about ten o'clock Siduey E while under the influence o suicide by jumping in the Off M-strect friends and was re street. —This rorn- A VERDICT AGAINS? THE OFFICERS, Cireuit Court yester aware and ( fal Tested ceny and subsequen instituted suit i $10,000 dansages 4 boy, “quest of meeting of | Humane so- | i et men at th to be ert atk as membership d PUrposes of the Aud © prevention « cuted; three abandoned infants were found and eared for. ——-___ A Game oF jarence O'Brien was in the Police ¢ harged by Detect ives Kaif and Block, with belig & suspicious racter. ‘The officers testitied to a previous stot O'Brien, who promised to leave the ity and tailed to dose. A commercial agent irom New York testified that he was intro- duced to O'R nday morning in a down town hotel, and they Went up-stairs with two other men and indulged in a of poker for When O'Brien suggested they deck of cards, Which he bad in y played with the new deck, and iu fifteen minutes O'Brien and his partner had Fe: ed the wituess and his partner of S of swindling were made ‘sry w The ¢ uired. nm t0 give bonds in the su 20. oF stand commitied three months. He gave bonds, — Tue A. M. E. Cox ENCE.—At the session al conference of the African Si. E. church in Annapolis yesterday Jiisuop Ward was introduced aud made an ad- Gress. Kev. Mr. Jobnson replied. The reports oa missionary inouey Bible cause,on the Dletropolitan eb , were made. "A reso- lution relating Ww ‘ministerial support was adopted. > Pose FURNITURE av Avction.—Dancanson Bros. wi ommencing ut 10 o'clock, all the excellent furniture, car contained in dweil advertisement. » 27 Grant SUBURBAN Prorerty.—Measrs. Dancanson Bros. have advertised a peremptory saie of suburban lots, twenty in number, on “Meridian bill, to be sold to-morrow aiternoon at 5o'civek. Soule of these lots are the best located in the subdivision of Meridian Hill. VALUABLE Poverty ar AvcTiox.—An important sale ot improved and unimproved property will tak at S o'clock, sit and lace to-morrow afternoon ted On 20th street, between K nd S street, between 19th and 20th iable property, and should ion of capitalists and others Who desire protitable investments. Tue sale Will be conducied by Thomas Dowling. Tue Touts CARPET SALE.—This important Sale of Orteutai carpets and rugs Will commence tomorrow, at 11 o'cicex, at Dowling’s auction sere att tsa gate evliection and “should be } well THE GERMAN-AMERICAN CASES. The cases of John Hitz (late president) and Charles E. Prentiss (Inte cashier), of the Ger- man National bank, fifteen in number, charging them with making false entries in the books of the bank in 1878, were called in the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur, yesterday afternoon, as stated in THE STAR. Five indictments re- lating to the entries on the bank books as to the credits held foritby the Importers and Traders’ national bank of New York eity, were selected for trial, and the following jury was selected: George B. Sheriff, Walter Over, Thos. A. Henderson, Wm. B. Clagett, George W. Jackson, John F. Tucker, Oliver"D, Denham, Wm. ii. Gaskins, John W. Nathan Brown, Alphonso Mt. Boswell, and Thomas D. Pryor, PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY. * This morning Mr. Wilson opened for the de- fendants, claiming that at the time of the al- leged making of the talse entries there was in the New York bank a demand note of $40,000 of the defendants to the credit of the German- American National bank, ‘The government putin documentary evidence as to the organization of the bank, the appoint- ment of Mr. B. U. Keyser as receiver, &¢. Mr. Keyser testified that as receiver he took Possession of the books and papers October 30, As7s. George H. Wood, ot the controller of the cur- Tency’s office, produced certain papers. ‘The government offered a report of December 29th, 1877, showing that the amountof reserve fund, which should have been $35,000, was but 80. George B. Corkhill testified that he was Dis- trict attorney when the indictments were found and he did not take from the office any papers relating to the case. Mr. Wood produced other papers,and was cross-examined at length. — The Spencerian College Graduates. YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO WILL GET DIPLOMAS THURSDAY NIGHT. The following Is a list of the young gentlemen and ladies who will graduate at the Spencerian Business college commencement, at Albaugh’s opera house Thursday evening: Ladies.—Day Class—Alice Anderson, Margaret W. Anderson, D.C. Julia A. ie, Fila.; Bertha L, DeGraffe,salutatorian, D.C.; Kate D. Houck, Va.; Mary K: Hubbel, Ky.; Clara R. A. Nelson, D.C. Nancy May Nesbit, Md; Au 2 M. Bettigrew, Me.; Mabel A. Robinson, D. Rosa M, Sehwartz, D.C.; Margaret B. Sexton, S riet F. Smith, Conn.; Margaret T. Salt D.C; Augusta C. Willige, valedictorian, Gentlemen.—Day Class—Frank B. Bigelow, D. 4 Julius S. Buynitzky, D.C; John Breck, Lincoln E. Buck, Minn.; George W. Cook, D.C, Samuel B. Davis, N.M.; Charles L, Davison, Il Wm. D. Deloe, 'W Val; Daniel A. Duffy, D.C. Archibald Edmonsion, D.C; Jno. Adrian Ej fins, Md Bvernard Fordah, D.Gz George C. ‘reuch, D-C.; Horatio G. Gidson, jr., Ky.: Jos. DH D.C5 Julius lose, D.C; Albert Joins, Minn; Wim. J. “Jones, Md; Louis P. Keyser, ; Louis Keonheimer, Me.; Robert Linton, .C.; Edward &. Mahoney, D.C.; Harwood Mat” ungly, D.C.; Meinard A: Menke, D.C; Guy E. Mitchell, N-Y.; Hilary L. Mitchell, Md.; Preston Myers, Ohio; George F. Onl, DCs "Richard, Brown Peters, D.C; Samuel 'T. Phillips, Va Thi C. Phillips, D.C; Elmer J. Shane, D. Paul A. Steele, valedictorian, D.C; William © ‘or, Mo, Charles B. Teiling, D.C.; Samuel T. ‘Thorne, jr.) N.C. Charies E. ‘Toomb, D.C; Lr- ving U. Townsend, N.Y. Gentlemen.—Nizht Class—Theodore Abner, Walter S. Barker, D.C.; Aaron H. Bell, is W. Brown, Preston C. Day, Md. les F. Ely, Pa Mo.; H an Flemin; ve Ds “Beng .; John M. tnd; Geo. ‘The mmittee is composed of Guy E. Mitchell, Aaron H. Bell, A. Bogue, John Breck, Ellis W. Brown, Geo. W. Cook, Preston ©. Day, Wm. D. Deloe,’ Archiba Horatio Augusta M id Edmonston, vson, ‘jr, Rodolph Hampton, Pettigrew, Kate D. Houck, Juliug jas P. Jones, Preston Myers and ith. The program comprises an y Rey. T. A. King, of Baltimore; salutatories by H. Norman Fleming and Bertha L. De & vaiediciories by Paul A. Steele and Augusta C. Willige, and addresses by Prof. neer, Setiator Voorhees, it is an- nounced, will award the diplomas, pine. The District Veterans. A PERMANENT ASSOCIATION OF THE DEFEND- ERS OF THE CITY FORMED. Representatives of the various companies of the veterans of the Distriet ot Columbia met last evening at Abner’s hall and heard the report of the treasurer and executive committee in regard to the parade which was held last month. The general conclusion reached and the verdict of those present was that the cele- ation of the twenty-fith anniversary of the ‘mustering” into the service of the government of the District men was a grand success. This general | satisiaction was increased by _ the report of the treasurer, which showed that $341 had been expended, leaving a balance due the treasury of some forty cents, ‘The permauent association was then formed, to be Known as the “Associated Veterans of the District of Columbia, April, 1861,” and the fol- lowing permanent officers were ‘elected: Wm. 0. Drew, president; Dr. J. D. Adams, secretary: Capt. S.’A. H. Marks, corresponding’ secretury, and George Brown, treasurer. Capt. George Wagner was made honorary vice president, and it was provided that euch of the eight bat= talions should elect a vice president. The exec- dive committee is ws be eoinyposed of one mem ber from each company, and the association is to have four meetings & year. It was stated bill had been introduced in the House ef Representatives providing fot a bounty of $100 paid to each soldier, bis heirs or assigns, who volunteered and ealisted in the District of Columbia under the call of President Lincoln.” ‘This call was made on the 15th of April, and 4S many of the companies were organized and Were mustered in aiew days before the call, unless the phraseology was changed the veer ans of these companies would be excluded. It Was decided to endeavor to have the bill amended 50 as to include those who enlisted tor the defense of the capitol. A committee Was appointed for this purpose, consisting of the following members: Wiu. A.'O’Meara, O. E. Dutly, |, Geo. Wagner, P. L. ituuier, Jlements, Geo, Seitz, Wm," A: Hutchins, R.J. Nicholson, A. H. Marks, dj. E. rouse. —.—__ Sunday SHAViNG.—Wayne Curry, the barber at the Metropolitan hotel, was betore the Police Court to-day charged ona magistraves's war- nt ith keeping uls shop open on Sunday, duet culled the Wo the attention of the cour, and said Unat the defendant was the ouly barber who kept open last Sunday, and if git in again be would ask that he be re- edd Wo give bonds. ‘The detendant’s personal bonds were taken and the case continued in- deiinitely. ———— THE PARLIAMENTARY FUND.—At the mass- meeting held in Masouie Temple last Wednes- day it Was decided to appoint @ committee to canvass the city and solicit material aid for the support ot Parnell. Mr. Denuis Connell, ebair man of the commiltee of urrangements, an- nounces, in pursuance of the autuority given, him, Unt the tollowing-named gentlemen are autitorized to solicit and collect inoney for the Vasiamentary fund: D. Connell, chairman; George Killeen, Kobert MeDonald, Capt. W. i. Murphy, Peter Melntyre, Capt. W. O. Toole, A Diyoxce.—In the Eyuity Court yesterday Juage Meriick made a decree of divorce in the case of Lewis T. Brid- gainst Alyea Bridwell. Mr. J. Ambler Smuth tiled tue bill,which states that they were married in October, 1876, and cuarged the wife with having been’an ‘habitual drunkard for the past three years, and with now residing iu a Louse of tiltame in southwest Washing- ton, where she has committed adultery wi various parties, ——— CoNTEST OVER THE STARR EsTaTe.—The Equity Coari, Judge Merrick, has for several days been engaed in hearing the case of Lewis T. Starr, of Chicago, agt. Mary J. Treakle, the contest being over ‘the estate of ‘the late John W. Starr, the plaintiff claiming to be the son and ‘the defendant the sister ot the de- cedent, ‘The court yesterday decided that Lewis T. Starr was the son. Messrs. T. Miller and H. i. Davis appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. iS. Davis for the defendant. The latter took uu appeal to the General Term. ee Tue INDUSTRIAL Home ScHOoOT.—At the reg- ular monthly meeting of the directors of the Industrial Home school, at Senator Col District Government Affairs. FIRE DEPARTMENT CHANGES. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tur EVExIxe STAR. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. Onthe recommendation of Chief Engineer Parris of the fire department, Acting Assistant Chief Engineer George Spilinan hus been re- duced to the rank of map of truck B com- pany and Foreman Louis P. Lowe, of engine THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMany.—The democratic primary election was held to-day to nominate candidates for city sergeant, commonw attorney, and a justice and constable in district. ’ There was only one candidate for city Jooxnrr mnpany No. 5, has been promoted to be acting | sergeant, Capt. W. H. Smith, the present tn- SSeisal anise euatueses Vice Spilman, reduced; | eumbent, aud Only a single’ candidere for fur. THURSDAY, MAY 6TH. with headquarters at truck 18 house, to take | tice or constable ineach of the wards, and it effect atonce. Private William T. Belt, of en- that candidates for these gine company No. 2, has been. promoted to be | offices could be gotten. But for commonwealth's foreman of engine company No. 1, vice ae attorney there is a sharp contest between the Farris, promoted, to take effect onthe 15th in-| present incumbent, Leonard Marbury, and J. stant, and that he be detailed as acting ioreman | K. M. Norton, Mr. J. W. Holt and Mr. W. E- a until'then, and Private J.D. Kurtz, of engine | Fendall. It has been officially announced that company No, 5, is detailed to act as foreman of | all thesc gentlemen will agree to be bound by. that company, vice Louis P. Lowe, promoted, | the decision of the primary. In the absence of totake effect at once. Chief Parris, of the fire | such a declaration a demeratic leader some department, has recommended to the District | years ago ran for mayor on_@ free ticket, ‘The Commissioners that, general ordet No. 82, 1s-| polls were opened at 20 Prince strect, old City sued January 21, 1885, in regard tothe transfer | hotel, county court house and Mufieton's of companies in case of'an alarm of fire, be coun- | and the voting has been SATURDAY, MAY STH. was with difficull tee MONDAY, oing on all day with- termanded, there being no necessity for such | out excitement. ‘The polls close at sunest. FIVE RACES transfers, LAnor MATTERS.—The only labor moyements ADDITIONAL PRIVATES APPOINTED. here have been the adoption of eight hours a The Commissioners have appointed Mr. Jas. | day by the cigarmakers, and an increase from. T. Childs, sr, an additional private on tho | $2 to $2.50 by the carpenters, with eight hours Metropolitan police force, District of Columbia, | On Saturdays. ‘The employers have accepled GRAND STEE for three years, for duty ‘in and about square | these terms. It is not believed that the labor No. 1031, without compensation therefor from | Movements here have prevented any building. the District of Columbia, and they have also | All the Alexandria mechanics in the building trades find employment at union rates. Nores.—The mayor added considerably to the corporation funds at his last court. George Lucas paid $10 for resisting officers, and Samuel Bolden was fined the same amount for the same offense; W. Williams was fined $5 for inter- ference with an officer; Ed. Meade and R. Smith Were each fined $1 for disorder, aud David ‘Thompson was acquitted on the charge of steal- ing iron from the Midland railroad.—The chain gang has been for the present superseded. by @ force of four laborers, the street depart- ment moving slowly until the next meeting of counell, when the appropriation made by the aldermen will be concurred in—Mr, E. C. Hershley, foreman at the Item office, has gone to Philadelphia to work.—Mr, Thomipson, the foreman at the Gazette office, has lost his wife, & most estimable lady.—Jacob Scheffel and Annie Pohiman were married on South St. Asaph street, last evening by the German pastor, Dr. Schwoy. apres P. F. Trainor, an additional private of the force for duty in connection with the Mutual District Messenger Co., vice G. T. Yeat- man, whose commission as additional private is hereby revoked, to serve without compensa- tion therefor from the District ot Columbi EX-CHIEF CRONIN’S PENSION. The board of surgeons of the fire department yesterday reported to the Commissioners that they had examined ex-Chief Martin Cronin, and find him suffering from the effects of injuries received while on duty, and disqualified from performing the onerous and important duties of chief engineer of the fire department, and they recoramend that ne be pensioned at the highest rate allowed by law. APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS. Edw. J. Sullivan hus applied tor reappoint- ment as private in the fire department. Patrick Frawley bas applied for appointment as sani- tary inspect Alice G. Mailhouse and A. L. Dennison,471 H street north, apply forappoint- ment as teachei APPROVED BY THE COMMISSIONERS, Special Tratus by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Return Trains will be in waiting when the Races ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, ‘Members can obtain their Badges from RF. As hasbeen customary at previous meetings, the characters will be excluded at the gates, FIRST RACE aT 3 OODWIN BROS’, POINTS! ON THE RACES! Our proverbial success at Washt’n and Balto-meet- ings fswell known, and {t is sufticient to say, a0 usual, WE SHALL ATTEND IN PERSON, We have given themajority of the SHORT HORSES he Com rs have returned to the that have won for the past 5 YEARS, and have Hote Distint coeeritten appre red House bi | BER oe ¥ Ak every Fonson to believe in the continuance of our Te- ee a te GE ral a fa cae Aes eee TELEOI a Soa Re CK costs and penalties in certain. cases in the ywve all our pales Soe CATES EOS ATION, trict of Columbia in which taxes, interest, and |B BR 00 % 4h ae WE RX ECUTE COMMS ee so forth amount to more than the value of the WE EXECUTE COMMISSIONS broperty, provided it be so amended as to allow ‘At track for parties unable to attend. discretionary power to the Commissioncrs in| gp; further part e each case. The bill provides that when such is| PP 4 EXIT RN 8 goo, oy REQORWIN BROS. the condition of property in arrears for ares | ERE AA EK HENNE my: oom, iggs House, the last assessed value thereof shal no ; HE LADIES’ COMMITTEE OF THE YOUNG amount for which it shall be held chargeable. Bue a4 ak KUN NN GGG Trent's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will serve Senge Junch at the Association rooms May 5th, 6th and 7th, ‘Transfers of Real Estate. gre, 00, © WW Wopp KER Ran | 0m 1204p m- Everything homemade 1s Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Pee 8 8 Wwww B BEe Bart ATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY, FRIDAY EVE John 8. Blankman to Joseph Burrough, pt. 14, B BY BP EE Bz | WARD C. GILL, with the following array of talent; 8q. 154; 8—. G. ¥. At Leo to Edwin Greer, pt, BER © | The Franz Abt Giub, Hermaun eman, Biss Maggie Noonai, soprang: ‘Whipple tone; Edwin H. Allen, reader; Prof. J. R. Conn triloquist; Milton Buchanan, tenor; aod Mr. ‘Tim’ phy in imitations ‘Tickets, 25.) reserved seats, at zerott’s, 50, Bethoven Quartett, Prof. Waldecker Neuhel my4-ite J OU OBRIEN s ‘violinist? Darl: 3, H’s sub Mt, Pieasant; 3205. L. H. Schnei- der to W. M. Hodges, sub lots 19 and 22 and Ppt. 21, sq. 743; $800. RK. B. Dietrick to Augus- tus A-Baumon, sub D, sq. 623; $1,850. William Warring to Georgianna Johnson: sub lot 53, q. 359; $1,600. “American Life Insurance Co. to D. L. xulee, sub lot 34, sq. 164; $11,000. D. L, Yulee wit 0, Holtzman, same’ property; $—. P. B, Wright to Elleanor C. Payne, lot 7, bik. 10, T.and B.’s sub Mt. Pleasant; $750. Lizzie Kelly to Eliza Polk, ‘iot 12, 286; ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘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 welght, alum or NEW GREAT METROPOLITAN CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE, = y wee fa 5 ‘Ten times the largest and best TEN-CENT Show on $250. RK. C. Langley Cpe cs a he rt 15 Phosphate powders) SOLD ONLY IN caNS, Royal earth, is open levergeai joon and night this week on £4. 1,000; $—. |S. U. Pomeroy et al. : H. | Bakixe PowpeR Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. oc24 | the cout, lot'10, sec. 4, Barry Farm; $160. KR. H. Leipold to Clara 'L. Knight, sub lot Q, s« CAPITOL PARK BASEBALL GROUNDS, 366; $6,000. B. Cammack et il. to Heli ‘ = Shuimobs sub lots 46 and 47, sq. 240; $4,950. Entrance corner C street and New Jersey avenue. H. A. ‘Lockwood to Oliv CG 3 ce, sub lots 25 and 26, sq. 71; $7,610. ADMISSION TO ALL ONLY 10 CENTS, G. B, Goode to L. W. Funk, sub 43, 8q.'190; 2 $4,350. |W. P. Worcester to Emily Carter, 15, sq. 734; 3—. *. T. Swartzell to’L. B. ‘Thomson, sub lot 82, sq. 363, $2,400. Dennis O’Conneli_to Catherine Conner, sub lot 19, si re Choice Reserved Upholstered Chairs, 26 cents extra, Capacity of Pavilion, 20,000. Absolutely the best one-ring Circus in the world. Splendid menagerie, full ot rare wild animals, besides twelve performing AER's PILLS CURE CONSTIPATION, IM- 809; $1,050. John Sherman to H. G. Unde: Prove the appetite, promote digestion, restore | elephania, Every departinent strictly moral and tse wood, lot 18) block 2 , Colambia Heights; $7: healthy action, and regulate every function. They are | ©lass. A: Hyde to b. Shea, parts subs D and 5, sq. 72; | pleasant to take, gentle in thelr operation, yet thor |, 12 helm 15,000 a . “Elizabeth L, Dunn to George Martin, lots | ough, 7 mmense and overwhelming success, le Sand 24, Lanier Heights; 2 F00. hang, ough, searching and powerful in subduing disease, lighted people in attendance the opening night Anna 8. Guthridge, lot I, do.; $3,335.92. Bliz- ives bods i maga iEsin tha Inepen "aca beet sopaian ‘abeth Colburn to C. A. McEuen, lot 5, sq. 604; fs price slow ever seen sines the world Degree’ keke $500. A. W.C. Nowlin to L. D. Means etal. | A YER'S SARSAPARILLA WONDERFULLY SRUGHET GEIS DUE SoTEee Undivided half 22, sq. 622; $5,000. W. E.| 44. improves the complexion, and brings to old ana | A “24 ues Buckingham to Christina C. Mublhoter, sub lot | young the bloom of health. A’ a purifier of the blood é ERA IN ENGLISH. 23, sq. 872; $2,950. A, Thompson to James | it has GBAND OPE Pinn tot 32, T is sub; 81,500. HL AL no Sa oe Engagement for three Performances Only of the Lockwood to) James, sub lot 27, sq. = = PANY, 71; $6,000. ‘Thos. Kirby to Eugene F. Robin: RS) OA5S We ae ‘son, sub 23, sq. 743; $300. Lucinda A. Duvall ‘Under the Musical Direction. to Rosa i. Kugeb, BE 79a. 8045 $1,800. John THEODORE THOMAS. Retz to John Retz, jr., sub lot 5, sq. G68; $240, v. J.J. Edson etal., irustees, to John C. Wilsoi BUS TE athe sub lots ae fod 15, 309; Tacqcons or TTEMS. MARRIAGE OF JEANNETTE AND SYLVIA. J. Jones etal. to F. Toumey, pt.’ 14; sq. 28: TY NESDAY MATINEE. LAKME. $1,600. F.Toumey to Myra D. Haywood, RSD ELAS as. 14, sq. 288; $8,100. Green C. Goodlve to C. Hillyer, sub lot'24, sq. 176; $1,452. N. D. La ner to Washington Beneficial Endowment sociation, b. 4 11, 8q. 378; $7,000. to Susan’ S. Fisher, pt. sub 2; sq. 196; $8,800, Nathaniel Wiison to Frane's Colton, sub lots 31 and 32, sq. 214; $15,500. Green Clay Goodloe tw Mary C. de Groffinried, sub lots 25, 8q. 176; $2,904. Patrick’Herlehy to E. Tar, pt. sub 1, 226. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, THE FLYING DUTCHMAN. ‘THE UNRIVALED THOMAS ORCHESTRA, ‘One hundred in the Grand Chorus, Grand Ballet of Eighty Dancers, Elaborate Costumes and Scenery. Seats from$1to$3. General admission $1.50, Fam- Aly ctrele. admission, 60 cents. Our Own Make. 20-inch Silk Sun Shades, 98c. 22-incl lik Sun Shades, $1.19, jolce handles and finer sllksat $1.89, $1.49, $1.69, $1.99, $2.49, $2.99, Our famous Gloria Silk Umbrella, $1.85. A mammoth line of Umbrellas in choice natural sticks and gold and silver handles, $1.99 to $6.99. Goods exchanged or money refunded if not satisfactory. ‘May 10, Opening of the Summer Season, Penaiys CR Cs PRR V en tt er Boston Variety Store, JEANNIE WINSTON OPERA CO. my4 LATION.—Recelved of the South Washing- % iy a SD OPERATOUSE ion Endowment Relief association the sum of | ™11 705, 707 Market space, TBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 6, Benefitot Washinzton Division, No.1, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, eight hundred and twenty-eight dollars ($828), ‘To One and All.—Are you suffering from a the amount due me in consequence of the deat! Cough, Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any of the of my late husband, George C. Cammack. varlous pulmonary troubles that sooften end in On which occasion will ae ‘Shakespeare’s CatHaumsé M. Casatack, | Consumption? It so, use Wilbor’s Pure Cod wre g HELLO. E. J. Burtt, Secretary. Liver Oil and Lime,” a safe and sure remedy. Be eG Snr This ts no quack preparation, butts regularly | 3,W-ALBAUGH.. prescribed by the medical faculty. Manufac- tured only by A. B. Wilbor, Sold by all druggists. Castoria. Miss ROSA. RAND. Cassio, S. W. KEEN: ‘NK DREW; Brabantio, W. H. BOKEE; Montano, J. W. AL* BAUGH, jr.; Duke, SIDNEY SMITH; Gratanio, J. WILSON. “Stage Manager, JULIAN’ MITCHELL, Desdemona. CouRT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Jones agt. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company; opinion by Chiet Justice Cartter reversing the Judgment of the court be- Cheinist, Boston. 0 cit a When Baby was sick ‘Seais now on sale. ited Cnn eae eae ae We gave her Castoria, JQIRST GRAND BENEFIT, UNDER THE AU- EQuiry Court—Judge Merrick When she was a child Fispices of Washington Division peer a ania = uEEE G nyulce Merriebae ra She cried for Castoria, Knights of Pythias, at Albaugh's, Grand Opera Yesterday, Holden agt. Harvey; motion to di- | When she became Miss House, THURSDAY ING, MAY 6, 1886,on rect withdrawal of answer overruled. Bridwell Sue cleta te Gone which oecasion Othello will be renderer py the Ratoee Parish: leave do ile wmostied bili grumieds “S" | When she had Children or Dag Sired: We Albatuhy Ste Saines Daw salt ‘Today, Gaither agt. Pairo; feave to file She gave them Castoria, other distinguished artists,” When Baby was sick ‘We gave her Castoria, When she was a child She cried for Castoria, When she became a Miss ‘Tickets, $1; exchange- able at box office without extra charge. “General ad- mission, 50c., to be had at Brentanos’ Book Store, Wnithahd’s Cigar Storeand members of the Division: my’ amendment to bill granted. Morris agt. Starr; legitimacy of Louis T. Starr decreed. “Young agi. Marks; sale decreed; J. 8. Edwards and H. Garnett appointed ‘trustees. Hooker agt, Cuics Raczs MAY 10TH. - WEDNESDAY, MAY 12TH. ‘THURSDAY, MAY 13TH. FRIDAY, MAY 14TH. EACH pay. at 12:10, 1:45, 2:05, 2:25, 2:50 and 3:30, are over. BAKER, Treasurer, 490 Poanaylvania avenue best ot order will be maintained and improper CLOCK EACH DaY. Wasurrcrox Two Days MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 10 AND 11. BARNUM & LONDON UNITED sHOW TEN TIMES LARGER AND BETTER. Capital, $4,000,000. Daily Expenses, $7,000, FAREWELL TOUR, BARNUMS ADIEU. Tregret being forced to take away trom my fellow- citizens an exhibition which they have enthusiastically preciated and lavishly patronized, but the amsame Rientsceking people ot e derasud ‘the oppor. tunity of seeing this Combination, which hus a werd: wide reputation, and no counterpart im any cout have made all ments and contracts for iransportation, ints vast entirety, across the A lant My uvle and experienced partners will conduct this Buparalleled enterprise under my persoual super- ion. ‘The public’s obedient servant, PHINEAS T, BARNUM, 4 TRULY GREAT AND WONDERFUL EXHI BITION, TRIPLE ALLIANCE CIRCUS, IN 3 RINGS, Elevated Stage Performances GRAND ROMAN HIPPODROME, ‘With Thrilling Races, TWO DOUBLE MENAGERIES, With Rare Beasts, IMMENSE MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS. Herds of Elephants, Droves of Camels. 500 HORSES AND PONIES. 100 CAGES AND CHARIOTS, 33080, Natural as Life, a Great Ivory Boned Skeleton. ALICE, Jumbo's Widow and Former Companion. TROUPE OF SEMI-BARBARIC ARABS, 100 Startling and Soul-Stirring Acts, 300 PHENOMENALLY EXPERT PERFORMERS. GREAT CONGRESS OF HUGE LIVING GIANTS. GREAT MIRAMBA BAND, ‘THOUSANDS OF ATTRACTINS, To Bewilder and Charm Every One. P.T, BARNUM’S Last Appearance to his Millions of Little Friends, and GRANDEST SHOW OF HIS LIFE. 2 PERFORMANCES EACH DAY, 2 AND 8 P.M. Doors Open an Hour Earlier. GENERAL ADMISSION TO EVERYTHING, ONLY 50 CENTS. ‘Children Under Nine Years, 25 Cents, GREAT FREE STREET PARADE, ‘With $1,500,000 worth of rare animals and objects on the morning of the arrival of the Show. Route as follows: 8 STREET TO 7TH, TO PENNSYLVANIA AVE- ENUE, TO CIRCLE, TO K STREET, TO 9TH) STREET, TO SHOW GROUNDS. ‘For the accommodation of those wishing to avold the crowds on the grounds, an office has been estab- Ushed at W. G. METZEROTT & CO.’s, 903 Pennsyl- vania aveniie, where reserved numbered Uckets can be purchased at the regular price andedvolssion sickets ai the usual slight advance. My1,45,6,78 Leonard et al ro confesso agt. W. Leonard, LBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Bohaunan agt. Stanford; sale rattled nisi, She clung toCastoria, —_th,s,t,c basbay vec a. Crreurr Court—Judee Hagner. Baker's Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, the SAYS DAY MATINER, Teputation of which has been maintained a half century, is still ahead of all competition. All who need the article will find it reatly to their advantage to insist on our brand, or send directly to our larboratory. JOHN C. BAKER & Co,, Phila., and at drugzists, Aladdin Security Oil. “The Oil for the Parlor.” “The Oil for the Study.” Best Household Oilin use. e013. Pickwick Club Whisky is tho best, Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in % lv. “Ward” prints, 40c, per lb. Also cottage Cheese and butter milk; sweet milk 5c. per quart. Cream 15 cents. Howe-Sres, Bovera, Rovat Seroz ALBATROSS, NUNS' VEILING, FRENCH. LAWNS. FANCY SUMMER SILKS 37%, 50, 62c. HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, all pure fine wool, Ddeautiful spring sbades, 25¢. ALBATROSS and NUN'S VEILING, all pure wool, Wide double width, beautiful spring shades, 37250, BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, Toc. BOU-CLA DRESS GOODS, 1% yards wide, imme Sonne wae go. nT wee tmnt An BENEFIT NEW FOUNDLING ASYLUM, Gilbert's Popular Comedy. ENGAGED,” y an Excellent Washington Cast. tage Manager. Mr. 8. W. KEEN, Mr. J. P. Voorhees, son of Hon. Daniel W. Voor hees, bas also kindly consented to assist by rendering one ofhis acting impersonations. ‘Tickets aud box sheet at Brentano's, cor. 11th st. and Pa ay. ap29 NEw NATIONAL THEATER, a One Week, commencing Monday, May 3, ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. ‘THE COMEDY EVENT OF THE YEAR. ‘The Distinguished American Actress, MRS. JOHN DREW, In the first production in Washington of W. 8 ‘Comedy, Yesterday, Jeff Marticld, bigamy; guilty. aa Affairs in West Washington. THE OLYMPIC BASE BALL AssoctAaTIoN.— There was more than usual interest displayed at the meeting of the Olymple Base Ball asso- ciation of the District league, held last night at Academy hall, on 32d street, with Vice Presi- dent Robert Kenglar in the chair. A number of shares of stuck was disposed of, making a total of about 66 shares sold so far! Work on the grow.ds is being hurried by an extra torce of workingmen malsing due preparation for the first game, which will be played shortly. WATER 'To BE TURNED Orr.—Residents of Vest Washington are being notified that the water on the high service will be turned off to- morrow from 9 o'clock a.m. until 3 p. m., then on until 6 o'clock p. m., then off ail night to 6 o'clock the following morning, It will be then turned on until 9a. m., then off until 3 p. m.of same day. ‘The cause of this is that for eleven Years the force pump has been continuously Working 12 hours per day and without a dok- lars’ worth of repairs being put upon it. An examination will be made of the pump to ascertain its condition. A GERMAN CarP.—Wm. Gamble while fish- ing at the foot of 324 street yesterday afternoon captured a large German carp, weighing 22 pounds, and measuring trom head ‘to tail 34 inches.’ He experienced very little difficulty in Gilbert's Most Successful “ENGAGED.” Suy the following Company of Artists: ae CARLES WabCOr Tare RUW eR LAMB, Mit JH. FITZPATRICK, MR. P. J. REY- NOLDS, Miss SIDNEY COWELL, MISS LOUISE PEARCE, MISS ANDREWS, AND. MR, SIDNEY DREW. ‘Next Week McN[SH, JOHNSON ANDSLAVIN'S MINSTRELS, 1m: Fp 26s NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE ONE WEEK, landing his prize. §°S gy HER, THT ERR BRE 5855 COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY 3, sab, JOUN'S Pastistt—The parishloners of St. AA RRR ER ERE RETURN OF THE FAVORITES, n’s church have uni ina letterto their] G@ G AAA RR T EK BR =] 2 TIONAL IDEAL OPERA COMPANY. pastor, Rev. Johns. Lindsay, asking him notto| 000 4° 4 HE f kee & Z| 7S Syana hevival of Guibert & Saiivens leave them and accept a call elsewhere, and ‘H. M.S. PINAFORE. ‘711 Market Space, near 7th stroes, REPERTOIRE OF POPULAR OPERAS. my3 wate Carercacainamong them. | | ROYAL SERGE Reautifal Spring Dress Goods, earnestly Mn. HERE'S CRITICAL CoNnDITION.—Mr. A. H. _ ‘tra wide width, 12 yards for §2 IME MUSEUM, Herr, who has been very ill for some time, is in Ga 2 x D ‘Pennsylvania; near 11th street. ae a cries canes tees, tne: absent mem- Baye. BLUE, BROWN AND GARNET SATINES, ED wie ee e fam 2 _ s How Tuey AdUssD THEMsELves.: Youier. | EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS, $1. STAR TROUPE OF COMEDY COMIQUES, day aiternoon Wi. Hughes and George Krouse | 8URAH SILKS, excellent quality, beautiful spring | Monaay, Tucsday amd, Weaut ‘Afternoon and Were arrested on the charge of assaulland bat-| , Shades, extra wide width, 65¢. ‘Nights, the great, laughable success in three acts, Introducing Miss VIOLA HOSA) EDWIN LANG, tery. It appears that they stationed them- 1,000 yards of PLAID MUSLIN, good quality,6c. selves In front of the market house and slapped BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50, ‘Splendid Opera Burlesque Company. rsons who were passing by in the fuce. ‘Two of our HANDSOME DOUBLE SATIN. wwaday, ¥ aud Satur new comedy, vers’ Rest, D. C., as reported by Tavenner Bros., Goods. ‘These elegant Towels are one yard wna, | Admission To All Only” my3-6t erie tea ase fata, See EEG Ae cen ene ded [ESS HAIR REGENERATOR, ‘THE BEST IN THE WORLD-TRY IT. Is the only absolutely harmless preparation for hair wholly or partially gray. It produces every shade, 1s immediate and lasting, aiso odorless; leaves the hal clean, sof and glossy; 1s equally desirable for the yesterday, as follows: Cattle up and sold—Best) at 5 to Sig; good, at 5 to 54; common, at 3.60 10.4%. 150 sheep and lambs—lipped sheep, 4 to 54; lambs, at 9 to.10. 15 cows and calves, at $25 to $40. Market brisk. : VEMPERATURE AND CONDITION oF WATER, AT7 A. 4.—Great ‘Falls, temperature, 63: con ition, 36. Receiving reservoir, temperavure, 63; condition at north connection, oa; soutn connection, 34. Distributing reservoir, tem- rature 64; condition at influent gaténouse, Tre Paxorawa Or Tue Barns OF MANASSAS, OR SECOND BULL RUN. CORNER 15TH ST. AND OHIO AVE, ‘Two Blocks South of Pennsylvania Avenue, ‘The Most Realistic Battle Scone E:ver Produced. OPEN DURING TRE WEEK Faow 9a. x. To 11y,4. ON SUNDAYS Fnow 1.7011 P. a. “Eighted ai night by 300 Edison Electric Lights. “ADMISSION. SO CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER 12Y£aRs, 25 CeNTe, ‘Special rates for schools, societies and excursions aplé mnger’s house, Mr. Nordlinger reported that there had never been so many applications for admission to the home as at the present time. There are 100 children in the Instiution, and twenty- nine appointments were rejected because of In- suilicient room, ‘The industries taught are car- poutering, gardening, and horticultural and aundryiug, cooking, and sews ‘yilig, cooking ing. JupcMeNt IN A RAILROAD Case RE Vkusep.—In the Court in General Term yes- terday the case of Puul Jones agt. the Bult more and Onio railroad was decided—the Judgement of the court below, Judge Merrick, being reversed, Chiet” Justice Cartter "delivering the opinion of the court. In this case James bought a ticket to go wo Gaithersburg, after boarding the train to whieh he was directed, and just aiter it had started, he was told by ‘the brakesman that the tralu @id not go to Gaithersburg, and ifhe did not want to go to Bulthnore he had better get of. thereupon be attempted to get off, and was 86 Jujured that he had to have his arm’amputated. He brought suit against the Railroad company through his counsel, Frank ‘T. Browning and euden Kent, and ‘he obtained a verd: $5,000 damages. This was set aside by the General Term on the ground that the judge assumed negligence. At the second trial Judge Merrick directed a ‘verdict for the detendant ‘on the statement of plaintif?’s counsel, and the plaintiff appealed. “The ease was then sent back Jor w third trial. a Tue Usios Veteran Corps.—The Union Veteran corps, first company, last night elected oilicers for the year as follows: M. Emmett Urell, captain; Fred. Thompson, first Heaven- gut. V; Fenion, second Heutendnts George Feutou, junior second heutenant; William H. ‘Myers, ‘lieutenant and quartermaster; Dr. H. N. Howard, Heatenant and L. He Patterson, recording secretary; A. Gnaneit secretary; G, G. Fenton, treasurer, F. VERMILYA’S RORAND EXHIBITION AND MAY BALL, ESDAY EVENING, May 11, 1680-8 8 o'clock, EVENING. Alay: ‘TU! oe ‘of 5 ion at effluent gatehouse, 36, pecan lanes ‘The Rev. Dr. Bristor’s Trial Begun. EIGHT JURORS SELECTED—ANOTHER PANEL beard; Turkish or Russian baths do not affect it, Price $1and $2 Write tor circular and send sample of hal when ordering. Generaidepot and private applica, tion rooms, 54 West 28d st., New York. Paris depot, | Dances, my1-Or READY FOR TO-DAY. = L, RIPAMONTI, 12 Rue Castiglione, KIRMES, The trial of the Rev. Dr. George R, Bristor, | “yor sate by all leading Draguste is NEW NATIONAL THEATER. indicted in January for rape, alleged to have ‘THURSDAY and FRIDAY, MAY 18and 14, 3 been committed on Ida Downs, a young girl %. P. MERTZ, General Agent, m.to2am. The Tyrolean, Flower, Japanese Mi FS FORE aie Swedish, Gypsy and Indian Fepresent the whom he hed taken from the Brooklyn orphan | _myl-eote 1014 F st, Washington, | Seda, GyMmy one dine ¢ Flower and Oriental Booth, asylum to rear to self-respecting woranhood, R CHILLS AND _FEVEI ALA. | the Gypsy Grotto, with: was begun in Nyack, N. Y., yesterday, before LARIAL TROUBLE Usk Bute oe Sees cee Deere are att ty tn ieee Judge Chas, F. Brown. ‘There were many BPR A BOR ERR Sho 46 p.m. Eromenndg Concert, ad a women present, Most of them burch participating, 10 p, m. Pa. Member" aud the? have: cing in Br Sats mB A sala ln Sante of theaty mitaacees ing spite of everything. The action at tay te a = | SOM ee Shiite ot atctsarout @ Cor 008 Dosuast rought against iristor by Stephen H. Burr i vania: .W., and of the following and others. It was to Mr. Burr, outside of the | ,Jt contains no QUININE or any MET, COM | Ae Te Sor ‘aves Brislor bousohoid, fda Downs frat reluted thas | See Dees. OO aoe: sleep Mime, Rotnero, 1a see dees :. had, forced eld ‘The flowers that bloom in the spring, ‘Charles Nordhon, “5 na pry gin with dare arog, cas com-| PPE SESE a Sees ee eeerona| HEEL RAR a pretty girt w: ‘k eyes, clear com- “CASE” IS SIMPLY THIS:—1 ERY se lesion und « piacny heute Gos heehee T contemplstiig a summer trip are in| Mra Steck. 2138 est Frookigu ver suc fue roubloat Dr: Brisors | gue0aimeet tas foe cep st atanSackea | Met Go PEER aie re ccth ase + an one i ss ¢rushed look'she wore three months ago. Dr. | S3/0,.804: antite, lange aasortunent of | Braden. Birney, 1601 27 dk¢ Drott park. Uristor was en busy yesterda ae eae Mijools vere toe ee ‘the next thirty days for ba ‘be exchanged for reserved a fended by Judge Gros, of Orange, W- F: Howe, 3, w.eeppy, | metessotte 808 Posasyivania ave bow. asow" and J. 8. Moss, of Howe & Humibel. Br Brie 9p29 1914 and 1016 Penna ave. PQMmDLATE APPLICATIONS SHOULD | RE face is like vel ILLARD HALL for this month. A Goldsmith. His eyes are his hair short | Moore Fires Anz Now vel opens and wavy, and he is slightly bald. myl Third Anoual Concert will be given by this Society, lar STTiE and LOTYESMITE Wasarerox Lacur Ixraxray Cons Fan OF YE OLDEN TIME Openeth under most auspicious circumstances, On ye 24 Easter Holiday, MONDAY, April ye 26th, And will continue unto May 15, YE REGIMENTAL HOUSE OF YE LIGHT INFANTRIE CORPS, ‘Under Mister Albaugh’s Play House, Better than a Circus, More Instructive than Schoole, Greater than ye Londone Fatres. ‘Ye Sauire will honor ye Festivito with his presence — Ye White Elephant ot Burmai ‘YeGallanty Show! ‘Ye Doctor Magnificus Hermanus Magnus Constantino politanerdudelsackspfeifer, ‘Decorated and acknowledged as ye greatest scholar ‘and magicus of the age, And Court Physician to ye Mighty Hann Khann, Emperor of all ye Chinas, A VARIETY OF ATTRACTIONS! ©, Strangere, You must be prevailed upon to come! Apuisstox, 10 cents. Season Tickets (admitting a Gentleman and Lady), $1.00. ap243w FF. 3M. PROCTOR'S POURTH GIAND MAY BALL AND EXHI- ‘BETION, at his Academy, 7th and L sis. n.w., TUES- DAY, May 4, 1806. Dancing at 8 o'ciock sharp. apzsiwe Peerzorion m OANDLES FOR PARTIES, BALLS, PARLORS, DINING AND READING ROOMS. ‘THE PERFECTION PERFORATED AND SELF-WASTE CONSUMING ‘Three different sizes. Put up in one-pound pack- ‘ages, and packed 25 in abox. ‘Sold in any quantity by all First-class Grocers, BOYCE BROS, PHILADELPHIA, ‘ap27-tu,ths-6t ‘Bole Agents and Importers, Nor Trass. Being the fortunate purchaser of small stock of LACES much below regular prices, the PALAIS ROYAL requests an inspection of the same. 5 pieces Heavily Embroidered Exyptian Flouncing, V4 yards wide, 85e., worth $1.25 a sand. 13 pleces. 11 inen wide, 19¢., worth vand 2 pieces Egyptian Net, 27 inches wide, Sdc., worth Slayard. 25 pieces Extra Wide Heavy Designs, 98c., $1.00, $1.25, $1.48, $1.68, $1.98.0 yard. 55 pleces Exyptian Laces, to match above nets and flouncings, at prices lowest yet quoted. BEADED NETS AND LACES. 35 pleces Net and 25 pieces Lace, just received at Ume of writing this advertisement, ‘The case not yet opened: but prices are very low, That we assure our patrons. Please call, CHANTILLY LACES, 5 pieces Heavy Black Silk Chantilly Flouncing, 42 inches wide, $1.08, worth $2.50 a yard. 2 pieces Chantilly Net for Overdresses, $1.35, worth $1.90 yard. rd A. 3% 8 DDD ELK FFP > ,as%y ft AREPRES EP eS Hon ASA N END DEK F rs MoH A AN NNDDD E k¥ ‘The creat purchase from Messrs. ARNOLD & CON- STABLE have electrified the Palais Royal's competi tors, and has pleased the most exacting and wide- awake bargain hunters, Assortment still unbroken. Being daily in receipt of Novelties, "tis difficult to give descriptions. Ifyou call tomorrow you will find the latest novelty of the season—the “Yum Yum” 00 vY ke So & ¥ BER ss 3 FP ESS ‘00 vo oKRE Ss38 = Ladies who wear only the finest Imported Gloves are requested to examine the latest arrivalsfrom Paris, 150 dozen 5-button KID GLOVES, new style of fancy embroidered backs; also Newest Shades of Tan, only $1.50. pair. 6 buttons for $1.75. 4a- Every pair warranted and tried on, FFF 00, WW. W KEE RRR 98S. FO-i oo Wwww E ROR Ft oo ee ES RMR Ss ¥ ‘00 W Eee R B Sss5 RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS, for Hat and Bonnet Trim mings, have just been oper Silk Poppies, Field Flowers, Wild Roses, Lilies, liyacinths, Daisies, Morn- ing Glories, Currants)Cherries, etc., ete., from 25e. to $1.48 bunch, | The latest novelties in RIBBONS are Gauze, Moire | and Picot Edge, Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons, New Spring Shades and moderate prices. SPECIAL! SPECIAL! 10 pieces Fringed Edze Morie Sash Ribbon, in all | colors, $1.68, worth $1.98 a yard, Satin Sash, 9 inches wide, all colors, 98c., worth $1.25. 50 pieces Striped Picot Rage Sash Ribbon, in all | colors, 85c., usually sold for 98c. EEF om ‘The summer stock of FANS being now all received THE PALAIS ROYAL specially invitesa visit to the GRAND EXHIBITION for MONDAY and TUBS- DAY, MAY 3dand 4th. 2,000 Gauze Fans, from 390. to $10.25. 5,000 Japanese Fans, from 10c. to 98c. 3,500 Satin Fans, from 49¢. to $6.68. ‘750 Feather Fans, from 68c. to $39 2,250 Satteen Fans, from 25c. to 8c. 2,500 Children's Fans, trom 10c. to 98e. RZ Above quantities sound somewhat ridiculous: ‘They happen to be true, and THE PALAIS ROYAL ‘has some pride in quoting them. myl Tar Pasa Rovars DEPARTMENT FOR Sg TN FEE RRR Y¥_ HOH oO § Te" Ee YY HHH O O S8g IT FR RRR YY HH OO HELEE ¥ - HH oo “ss8 It ERE R ER = Having in the past demonstrated most conclusively that medium and lower gra‘ies of hose are offered wt lowest market prices, the Paiais Royal would show for this week that the FINEST IMPORTED HOSIERY 1s also offered AT AND BELOW NEW YORK PRICES, Black Silk Hose, warranted pure silk, French toes, Xd No. 3. Be 0. 5. 73 Ba- ‘The Hose xt $3.48 come in all the new colors, Well as in Black. | SPUN SILK HOSE in New Summer Shades and Black, white split fect— ‘New York Palais Royal sss" “ae ae s No.3. 7 73 FRENCH LISLE THREAD HOSE, Black, with white heels and toes— New York Palais Royal Prices. Prices. S145 $129 ‘93 ‘28 8 BS 7S rd " os os No. 4 7. 50, 9 £27 Quallites Nos, 4. 6 and 7 come in solid colors and icy Stripes, also bidick. MISSES’ HOSIERY. Silk finished, i.isle Thread Hose, double knees and white split feet— New York Palais Royal Price Tricen From 40c. up, ‘3¥c. up. B From se un From Oke up. Silk Hose From From s2c. As an illustration that the lower grade goods are Beara tor beste: Hibbed tiosein all colordamd ior beroe . sizes. Fe identical Hose are sold iu Sew York for 3be-'a par, New York ices are quoted from Messrs. Sen "Bros ‘and Mostra Bh “Auman & Co of New om SPRING UNDERWEAR. Ladies’ ribbed Swiss Silk Bodices, colors and white, 48, usually $2.75.....Latest Style English Gauze Fecte with Pibbed artis aud low necks toe. PALAIS Sou Srrctarrims MANY GENTLEMEN ALWAYS WANT TO WEAR BLACK COATS ON DRESSY OCCASIONS, EVEN IN WARM WEATHER. POR SUCH WE HAVE MADE SPRCIAL PREPA- RATION, FIRST WE MENTION SOME VFRY FINE IMPORTED WORSTED GOODS, A NEW PATTERN OF DIAGONAL, MADE UP VERY LIGHT AND AS HANDSOMELY MADE AND TRIMMED AS CUSTOM WORK, THESE ARE CUT IN THE LATEST STYTE AND ANY GEN- TLEMAN MAY FEEL HIMSELF WELL DRESSED IN ONE OF THEM, SECOND, WE MENTION A LIGHT WEIGHT, BLACK “CLOTH-FACED DIAGONAL” VERY DRESSY GOODS WHICH WILL NOT WEAR “SHINEY.” THESE ARE SPECIALLY DESTRA- BLE FOR GENTLEMEN WHO WANT VERY SEKVICABLE GOODS AND GOODS THAT WILL LOOK WELL AS LONG ASIT LASTS. IN BUSINESS SUITS WE SHOW EXCLUSIVE LINES, THAT IS, STYLES WHICH NO ONE ELSE IN WASHINGTON SELLS. WE BUY A LARGE VARIETY OF FANCY AND MIXED CASSIMERE SUITS, AND BUT FEW OP A KIND, THUS PREVENTING ANY PARTICU- LARSTYLE PROM BROOMING “COMMON.” WE GET IN NEW LINES ALMOST EVERY WEEK AND ARE THUS ABLE TO KEEP UP A FRESH, NEW STOCK ALL THROUGH THE SEASON, WE INVITE SPECIAL ATZENTION TO OUR BUSINESS SUITS SACK AND SALSBURY COATS E. B BARNUM & ©O, 931 PENN. AVE Ocrs Ts Lspisrvrany THE FIN! EST CLOTHING AND OUR PRICES POSITIVELY THE LOWEST! SPRING SUITS and TROUSERS for MEN and YOUN that are rich, beautiful, elegant! Every shape, every color, every fabric, every style that the Most exacting can possibly demand are bere, and at Prices that cannot fail to please the most economisal dresser. A good Bnsiness Suit at $6; worth $10. A good all-wool Suit at $7.50; positively worth $12, Fine all-wool Scotch Cheviot Suits at $10; never were sold under $15, Corkscrew Suits, in black and colors, at $10; cheap at $15. All-~wool Indigo dye Flannel Suits at $10; sold mo- Where else under $12.5 Prince Albert Suits at $15; worth $25. Fine Black Cioth Suits at $20: worth $40, Full line of Fine Cassimere and Worsted Suits at $12. $15, $18 and $20; tully 33 per cent below regular prices Fine Cassimere Arthur Frock Suits at $15: agrest bargain. Full line of Pants from $1.25 up. For boys 5 to 18 years we have one of the largest, most stylish and altogether handsomest stocks ever brought to Washington, and the prices are cut low, Starting at $2 for a Suit that will more than satisty you. We havealso a full line of Shirt Waists from 350, up, Knee Pants from 0c. up,and present # bull and bai with every boy's suit at OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS myl Exnrowerrn Poxcre Dresses, Made of Finest Quality CHINA PONGEE, 5% Bm brodery, and 14 yards of plain auaterial, which Will be ample for any dress. These are new styles, and have been embroidered ex- pressly for usin Silk and Chen BLACK SATIN SURAH OR MERVEILLEUX. fuade by C.€J-Bonnet, Lyons, the best ever ofiered or SL. CLIFTON MILLS SURAM SILK at $1.00; worth $1.25. att ices, BEADED GRENADINE and BEADED PANELS for trimming. CHALE DE LAINE, 32 inches wide, all wool, beau- tiful designs, 621ye. »Ds of every description, trom the best BLACK TAPE LACE BLACK DRESS GOODS, DIKESS GUODs, which we offer at New York and Bow ton priess FRENCH SATTEENS. in Evening that 1 under gusiight: all the new A — 4 look w silks very closely. SET and GUINET BLACK SILKS, all grades a EMEROLDERED BLACK FICHUS. WHIT and CARDINAL CHUDDA SHAWLS, REAL CHUDDA SHAWLS. UMBRELLAS, KEAT VARIETY, N PARASOLS, SI HOSIERY 1N ‘have Jost placed on sal ss er ert D BUCK Te pinoed cou ‘Boarding-houses i 1s unsurpassed. PILLOW LINENS, SHEETINGS, DAMASK and Full Stock of ‘Bleached and Brown Lowest tnarket prices Special Bargains in a lot of WHITE EMBROID ERED MUSLIN DKESSIS at one-balt their value. ONE PRICE W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Peunsylvaniaave, N. B.—The Best is the Cheapest, apl2 Cc d ROQUET, LAWN TENNIS, BASEBALL, RCHERY, ES SPORTING GOODS of all kinds, LARGEST TOY AND FANCY GOODS HOUSE In Washington. pugcecencoms «3 COACHES, BABY COACHES, Seemeerpcanes CH. RUPPERT, pls 403-405 7th street northwest, Esrasusmm 1811. coc Hn £. 00 II COC ERR 00 DD Cc CH ° SHS ck 3} Sok check, | 88