Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1886, Page 4

' fe * 2 A THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C MONDAY MAY 10, 1886. Mr. Corcoran and the Ascension Vestry. ‘THE REASONS FOR WIS WITHDRAWAL, Mr. W. W. Corcoran has resigned asa mem- ber of the Ascension chureh vestry, and al- though he has not taken an active part as member of the vestry for years, yet he has been @ liberal contributor to the ehurch, and he has always been consulted in matters of church in- terest. ‘The vestry have therefore accepted the resignation with regret. Tue reason for this ac- tion on the part of Mr. Corcoran is that he is a friend of Henry Wise Garnett, who at the re- cent election was not re-elected a member of the vestry. Mr. Corcoran wanted Mr. Garnett retained in the vestry and after the election wrote a letter stating that he would resign in order that Mr. Garnett could be selected in his place. ‘This request the active supporters of the church who were consulted felt could not be complied with, and Mr. Corcoran was so in- LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE oF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OF? (CRR, Wasitrxetox, D. C.. May 10, 188 For Maryland ‘and northern Virginia, local rains, winds generally shifting to southerly, slightly warmer. For Tuesdax, local rains are indicated for the New England’ states and New York, Pennsyl- a, Maryland and New Jersey, with slight s in temperatu: HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION !—-150 sacks of the finest Minnesota Patent flour will be yailled to-night and to-morrow night at the nuy Fair, for 10e. a chance. You in twel ta sack of Best,” “Our Superlative,” eal” or “Germ,” and the | your address free of | hand, formed. aoe vee pen et oe OY = his request had not been complied with, that 2 ® vig lot of Lisle Thread | no would withdraw, which he has done. 45e., excellent vs Frane's, ————— ty Strictly One Price ‘The Soldiers’ Habeas Corpus Case. UP IN THE COURT IN GENERAL TERM TO-DAY. To-day in the Court in General Term, Judges Hagner, Cox and James, the habeas corpus case of the two soldiers, Esinund and MeGurl, was taken up, Messrs. J. W. Walker and W. Pierce Bell for the petitioners and E. M. Watson for the government. ‘The petitioners were tried and acquitted in the Criminal Court on a charge of larceny and receiving stolen goods, andj were subsequently tried by court-martial | and sentenced to the penitentiary. Under the writ they were ordered back and, on a hearing, they were discharged. ‘The question was raised that the plea of former jeopardy on the court- martial tial wasa valid one, and the court- martial had no juris: Hat and Gent's Furnis Spxem's celebrated wines are on the “spin- ning jonny” to-night at Wash. L. Inf'try fair. KoyaL Beer, Champagne Beer, but at the fair to- ‘These are the finest nd now is your chauce ng Store in the eity. Crause Pale Ale and American night and to-morro: brewed in the world, to get a lot che: REMEMBER, no soliciting at the Washington Licht infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself, See the elephan! tlemons’ fine est styles. Our | d tie, Mrs. Wim. Shoes, tn ail th Kangaroo ¢ Market Spa “PULLSBURY'S Best” at 10c. asack, tonight at the Iair, Hot rolls distributed free. THE Cue VENANT.—The ser- vices at the Church of the Covenant yesterday Were of au unusually interesting character, the pulpit being filled for the first time by the’ pas- sides Lis acceptance of the call. Mr. Hamlin begins his labors under the most auspicious circumstances. He has a very rev- erent, impressive manner and won all hearts by his earnest words. Le _preache sermon from 2d Chronicles, 15: nd they red into a covenant to’ seek the Lord God of thelr fathers with all their heart and with all their soul.” Taking the name of the church as a leading thought, he asked his people to enter into a new covenant rededicating their whole Strength to the service of the Lord. The se- lection, “Angels ever bright and. fair,” was beautifully and impressively rendered by Mrs. ‘T. B. Buxton, accompanied upon the organ by Just Recetven a big lot 45 cent Straw Hats, best value in the city, Franc’s, corner 7th and D, the Only Strictly One Price Hat and Gent's Furnishing Store ia the elty. REMEMBER, no soliciting at the Washington Light Infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself. ‘Sco the elephan' 10 AND 14 karat gold @ilian pebbles, $2 Nt na Optician ( Ane You LucKY?—Ifso, go to the Light In- fantry Fair to-night or to-morrow night and (bay a idle” on _“Pil!sbury’s Best,” Superlative,” “Our New West” or “Uereal.” (The flour will be delivered at your address free lasses $4 to T goods in proportion. 609 Pa. ave. CITY ITEMS. ‘Trade Never Dull AtS. W, Augenstein’s, 817,810 and 821 7th street northwest, on account gains always s0ld. Read the following and be convinced that we sell at lower the lowest: Crumb brash and tray, land window curtains, complete, 33¢., baskets, 16c.; S-botte silver plated table casters, Ge.; MOss ross se ; 100 clot pins, Seq halt dozen eolored tam s Tators and trunks for to-morrow. “A Fooland his Money are Soon Parted.” Solomon never saida wiser thin; and its wisdom is just as ap] was then. their money awa; ous Isinds Of i than g |, and are only claj to cateh the unwary. “A Tract Celery, Beef and great needs of the body, strengthen both nerve and muscle and tone up the entire system. 1 verware. R oy pa for dee togers’ ‘easpoon: loz. Do, Al Dessert Forks, doz., 31.49. Do. Al Dessert Spoons, ¥y doz., 81.49, Do, A1 Tablespoons, 4g doz., $1.99. Do, Al Table Knives, 1, doz., $1.69. Ice Pitchers, Castors and Cake “Baskets, and everything desirable in nice Silverware, at pop- ular prices. Goods exchanged or money refunded if not satistactory, mi: Insurance companics as the safest burnin, to use. Aladdin Secarity Oil, recommended by the great peloes .; best Hol. ; covered table casters, tumblers and 1 Waller, 2he.; curtain poles, complete, 21¢.; 89.00 canopy or parasoltop rattan $0.55? $12!00 rattau carriages, 87°80; $16.50 py Or satin parasol-top carriage, $10.73; ed and latest design nO carriages, satin lint it seige 4. A reduction of 10 per centon in his life, nt to-day ay It Fools iti search of lost health throw in physicians’ fees, in vari- lieines which do more hurt reparations Such r. Henley’s ron, which supply the three OSTON VARIETY STORE, 3,20 ‘705-707 Market Space. i m,w,t,13t Manafacturers’ Remnants. One ease fine French Satteen, at 12%c. 2 for Aladdin Security Oil. One case Pacific Percale, at A. STERN, 904 7th st., bet, and K. Ask Your Grocer m,Ww,f,13b Pickwick Club Whisky isthe best, Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in per Ib, Sweet milk Se. per quart, Jb. “Ward” prints, 40c. jeese and butter milk; Also cottage Cl per Cream 15 cents. Miss Cornelia Coyle. ‘The bright day, the ex- ‘of expense. Hot rolls given away. quisite flowers, the sermon and the music, the cordial greetings between the pastor ‘and People—all combined to make itw red-letter day in the history of the new chureh, sttorhaas Face and Eyesight flited;$1;Hempler's,4%st. ciry AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. Barsca's Cracus.—Ninth and Sstreets, ALBAUGH'S.—“Fra Diavolo.” NatroN&L—McNish, Slavin & Johnson's ‘Minstrels. ‘HERzoe's.—“A Hot Time.” Dnes MvsEUM.—Moore & Vivian's combina- A CLERGYMAN INHIBITED By BIsHoP PARET. Rev. Timothy O'Connell, rector of the PB. E. Church of All Saints, in Baltimore, has been inhibited by Bishop Paret from work in this diocese, because of information received from Bishop Baldwin, of Huron, Ontario, to the effect that Mr. O’Connell’s conduct in that diocese Was not strictly in accordance with the rules of the church, Mr. O'Connell denies that there is any ground for such charges, The vestry of the church will stand by him, and they propose to contest the order of the bishop. It will come up before the diocesan convention which meets in this city the latter part ot May. eri eat Nectarine Condensed Locals. Arrangements have been made for the ladies to accompany the Veterans to Antietam on the 27th. A certificate of the incorporation of the Chesa- yeake Fire Insurance company was fled Satur- ‘day by Cassius H. Clay, W. F. Handy, L. G. Marion, J. D. Merrell and J. M. Van Wagner. ‘The new company proposes to have $100,000 capital when it is paid up. ‘t 18 expected that about a hundred members of the Grand Army of the Republic will go from this city to San Francisco in August as an es- cort to Commander-in-chief Burdett on the oc- easion of the grand encampment. ‘The Potomac at Harper's Ferry was 15 fect above low water mark at noon yesterday, but in the afternoon the water began to subside. The river along the Washington front was #wollen yesterday, but last night subsided with- in ite usual mits, Officers of the Italian benevolent society say the published statement that Nardello re- quested that society to take charge of his re- iaains, after his execution, and see that they ure properly interred in Mt. Olivet cemetery, is Aneorrect. Samuel W. Taylor, driver of a herdie coach, reports that about '10 o'clock Saturday night two colored boys jumped into his coach when Passing the east front of the capitol and stole the money box, which contained $15 anda lot of tickets. Elizabeth Oslick’s house in South Washing- Yon was raided yesterday morning and five white men with their colored companions were arrested and charged with vagrancy. Elizabeth ‘Wus fined $50 for keeping a bawdy house, George Smith, the man who has successfully worked the “parrot” game, as heretofore men- Yoned in Tux STAR, was in the Police Court to- day on a charge of petit larceny and was ‘Turee Hovses FoR SALE.—One of the best in- vestments presents itselt in the sale of three new two-story brick houses on L street, near ‘21st street north t,to-morrow, at five o'clock, Tnese houses rent readily, and have all the modern conveniences, DEATH oF Two AGED Lapres.—Mrs, riet Shekell, ri residence, No. 1524 32d street, this moruing in the 82d year of her The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon. art! Chamberlain died at ber residence, No. 3% I ‘street, at the of 64 years, Her funeral will take place to-morrow alternoon. ACCIDENTALLY RUN OvEx.—Late Saturday afternoon Henry Hardy, a carpenter, living at No. 3140 M sireet, while crossing’ M street, near 29th street, was struck by a horse at- tached to a light business wagon, driven by Lewis Carter and knocked down, the wheels of the wagon passing over his shoulder and neck, inflicting painful, but not serious injuries. THE CANAL D. GED AGAIN.—The recent heavy rains have rain damaged the canal at several points In’ Western Maryland, which may again delay navigation, ‘AX Cure Den PAtb—In the First Baptist church here, of which Rev, Sandy Alexander is pastor, the congregation yesterday raised 1,213.29 to pay their church debt, which 1s ‘at for that purpose and leaves $200 in up Rear Estare ComPany here meets this ee advt. vrge Jackson, a colored man, was locked up at this precinct on Saturday utter- noon, and during the night he swore he saw Har. PIANOS AND ORGANS. K NN AA BB KE Bs PE SS bE Praxo Poarzs UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN. SHIP AND DURABILITY. SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES, PIANOS FOR RENT. SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY AND SEASHORE, WM. KNABE & 00, 817 Market Space. _ms8 Joux F. Eis & Co. 937 Pennsylvania ave., nearl0th st, ‘The Oldest and Largest Music House in the city. AGENTS FOR ‘TheSuperior and Unexcelled WEBER PIANOS AND MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS, Extensive Publishers of SHEET MUSIC And dealers in all kinds of firval MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS, MUSICAL INSTRU- MENTS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, petder sed ae Or reliable parties Payment for new. A sold on easy monthly payments Old Instruments taken in part Liberal Discount always for cash. Pianos and Organs Tuned, Moved, Repaired, Stored, Packed and Shipped by competent men at moderate Prices, BEWARE OF IMPOSTORS! ‘We employ nocanvassers. Leave your orders at sentenced to six months in jail. | khoste, aud Lecaime so frightened that it was | OWF store rs by Mall or Telephone prompuly at There was a brilliant auroral display before | necessary to remove him to another cell. A | = daylight yesterday morning. nber of St. John’s P. church stated to a| It will payyouto examine our Stock before pur ee ‘Sran reporter yesterday thatit was very proba- | Chasing. | tty. The Jockey Club Meeting. ble that Dr. Lindsey would accept the all at is a specialty, Detroit, M ZEMVERATURE AND UONDITION OF WATER art? A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 58: con- dition, 1.5. Receiving feservoir, temperature, 64; condition at north connec 3; SOUL connection, 6. Distributing reservoir, tem- ure, 64; condition at influent gatehouse, THE RACES AT IVY CITY TO-DAY. The races postponed from last Saturday, as anuounced in THE STAR, were run at Ivy City today. The program und entries for the day ‘were as follows: pera First race—Purse of $509, one mile—Lord | 25; condition ut eftuent gatehouse, 36. Lorne, Wayward, Boheme, Spanish King, ———_>——— Vouclier, Alsinora and Brunova. Alexandria Affairs. -e—Purse of $500, one mile and an gighth—Franksie B, Toney Foster, Gold Lan and ose Reported for Ture I Cousty Cov’ NING STAR. —The county court, Judge 3 - a -ear | Chichester, was occupied to-day with the case Third race—Analostan stakes, tor three-year | orcierk Austin, ‘The jury i the case having ‘olds, Dry Monopole, Jennie B, Blzzo- | fyuud some days ago thad wast Sak net,’ > Bardula, Lulu, Bess, Rock and & portion of the charges made st Lim by the board of supervisors, Mr. Austin’s counsel woved a new tral, &e, ‘That motion the court erruled, exceptions being taken, Upon the rard, Eurus sind Souvenir. Purse $500, six furlongs—King Victor, Alame, Charley Russell, Farewell, Pash and EI Mandi, ‘Telephone No. 18, _myLim JOHN F, ELLIS & Co., 937 Pennsylvania ave., Near 10thstreet n.w. Do Nor Porcuasz Until You See The EMERSON PIANO, Avraci A thoroughly first-clas" instrument at a m dian: price. “Over 41,000 now in use. Second hand Pianos and to $150. Sold on small month cans at prices from $10 payments, Largest assortment of 5c. music in the city. apa HENRY EBERBACH, 915 F street, | rulings of'th Dill of exceptions was pre- od an atthe last session of ‘the ounsel for the supervisors asked {to relrain trom signing the bill ot ex- ss until a peremptory motion to remove erk is first det ' A Shot in the Head. counsel contend that as the removal is to be A COLORED MAN FL HIS PISTOL AT A WHITE | founde: facts returned by a jury, the return MAN WHOM HE SUPPOSED To BEA BURGLAR. | Of those facts 1s not complete as long as the re. Between 11 ard 12 o'clock last night, as Om. | {urn Is Hable to be scr aside by the action of the coi pence that the ¢ Fitth race—Purse $500, for all ner tobe sold at auction for $1, gad a quarter—Whizg! Ward aud Hibernia. ges, the win- 9, one mile » Wandering, Franic | the —— se cane gers Clawson and Hallinan were patrolling | Oro qin antl the aprout their beat Im the neighborhood of 6th and q | heard above. This question was argued today, Streets northwest, the attracted their attent’ direction of the reports th Ishots| SPECIAL CHurcn Se In pearly ali tening in the | the churches here yesterday there Was \sume- ers met Stephen | thing to vary the usual routine of Sunday ser- Ww reé, who told them he had | Views. Beside t nfirmation rites ut two of ho had attempted toenter | the Protestant Episcopal churches of Christ No. 1639 6th street, by brecking in | and St. Paul, at whi Bishop Whipple offi- window. ¢ olticers: it to the house | ciated, there were inisiers trom abroad in 1 Jolnson ad the wounded man, | four other churches, At the Bay d to be Albert Ki ick. The buliet | Keformed Episcopalian, Kev. st church a MeGuire, my8 For'sale trom $0't0 10 sale front $5 to $10 per in6 ‘ Aiden _apl0-Im___903 Penn. E ALLET & DA’ Q NUMBER OF SLIGHTLY-CSED UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS of our make, almost a4 ‘good a3 new, und fully warranted, will be sold at a lib- ral reducticu from regular price: | KNABE & CO., 317 Market Space. Niclf € BAGH PIANOS, iz vaya tie ounte sed the vet playing instruments. GL. WILD & BRO, 709 Seventhst. n, w. Established 1804. RA, ‘Special attention to tuuing and repairi: Now is the t i Lents ab20 ne to have Piunos renovated. ‘MENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND und UPRIGHT PIANOS, ew, all fully earren eas ‘of all makes, th. ETZEROTT & CO., door from 9th st. is’ PIANOS, (W STYL OF these Celebrated Pianos Just réveived. All double him on the head, above the j egcupled tile "pulpit. "tue ice gerald wew repeating action, | Low prices” Easy Yemple und passed through the skin, Johnson | Georgetown colicxe, Rev. Mn A! U. ne, | Terms. Buy now. a 5 ie. Aud the Injured man were both taken tothe | preached at St Mary's cure cbr, Wie: | Hate SUMNER In charge, OL bib atm. -aplO here Dr George 4 Locets dressed the | Welt, of Phllidelpais, preached at Trinity ‘M. | Py B. as not = rous. The in- | E. church, a: ae Rev.’ i. Pe W abe Ken- ‘ECKER ROS. the influence of liquor, | tucky,atthe M. E. church south, The day FISCHER, E F ed that he thought he was at his | being favorable all the churehes lad fine con. FISCHER, HSTEY, Jobnson stated that he was awak- ons, PIANOS nd locating the sound at | No1es.—The corporation court opened its dow he fired’ two shots through the glass With tue results stated. —$»—___ | ‘The se: June term this morning. vo will not a long oue.—Albert 1 wijman is held to Vin Alexaudria county, charged with s ‘Sus Nanean exchange” Coun- | ing 4 cultivator trom J cl.—Te supply efi of tiie National Union was organized Satur. | Of sh atthe fish wharf has been muclt te the Scottish Kite sanctuary, on | ¢fcased by the rains aud treshets in th. out | that empty in the Potomac— rhe Senate Deputy Teeple, with - b connected with the banking, | Maceutical association, of Virginia, Ww . open ESTEY ORGANS. ‘Sold on easy installments, rented, old instraments 16 taken in exchange, tuning aud repairing, SANDERS & STAYMAN, Garvis Butler in charge), General Managers, 984 F st, n.w., Washington. N. Charles st,, Baltimore. apS-1m estate Interests. The here to-morrow night’ and bring to Alexanria ee ween President, J.P. | several hundred drugeists trom uillerent. parts paidaritats wee goes i on; ex- | Of the state—The Vid Dominion boat ‘club silent, W. H. Barstow: speaker, Gale Bher | as re-elected Mr. Francis Huity president ‘ ry, Jona C. = |The city council wiil meet io-nurrow night When applications for an appropriation to refit the Kellet track Louse, and also fur a 1 O. F., of Virginia, will meet here on the 235th inst."—The prisouers at the station-house this morning are Charles Morton, colored, charged IN THE FAcE.—Abott six in a house on I street, be- ICTOR BECKER, PIANO SALE AND RENT WAREROOMS, SOLOTH ST. N.-W. Plano and Organ Tuning und Repairing Feasonable-price Pianos. pair, at G. terry | Ps ° subsidy will be made.——The survivors of the | egislly, Work warranted, Alexandria riflemen (Go. A, 17th Vinginla) will be held to-night to begin making up tie history | > 5 Be tale tone Wetia maeingupihe tnt | sae AAD GD BARAT Pinos | Burdett Organ ‘The bes Rent, tuning, ret L KUMA'S, 407 10ib at nw 13 With assaultou LouisaSimmes, white: William Bryant, colored, for assault on ‘Mary West, col- | on ts nortweast, while two a, Win 1 ith a loaded pistol Fray owu'sarin aud the pistol was acid, © bullet entering Frayne’s right eye and lod: Brown was arrested by Omlcer 00 OUTFIT Fox 50c. are cit on te Goldust aud Concord harness, ani | number ts still unsoh | Ward's braueh stores A few more tickets jare, Brewster buggy pesibly the Winning |. Tiekets can be had at ‘and all over tue city. his mori ge of assault agai d, and he was rete: beads.’ im the Police Court st Brown was cou- ALBATROSS, NUNS’ VELLING, FRENCH HAL ESTATE SALEs.—Thos. Kirby has sold ps BcLean, tor $10,000, a residence LAWNS. nineteen iget ou the west side of 15th ] eae 1x between Corcoran and Ki streets, FANCY SUMMER SILES 37% 60, Gc. v4 Goldschmid has sold to Delia L. HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, all pure fine wool, beautiful spring shades, 1 ALBATROSS N'S VEILING, all pure wool, ‘wide cond) beautiful spring shades, 37%yc. BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, Toe. BOU-CLA DRESS GOODS, ly yards wide, immense double wisth, Dicey, tor $12,500, % resideace at nordawest corner of 10th and'K streets, —_.—_ ‘Tie GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK Cases Post- Foxep.—To-day, ih the Criminal Court, Judge Blue Arthur, when the trial of John Hitz and ‘Charles E. Prentiss, president and eashier,re-| CCC A RM TUR EK spectively, of the German-American National © xe Uk THT EEE ERE, gSS5 Panik, Wad called, Mr Davidge, for the de-|§ q Ad Be F Fe int "sq jant, stated that ir. Wilson expected to tes ‘Sgg5 but was ill, “He therefore asked apost-| CO 2 2 BOR OT = = omeinent until to-morrow, prom: jison could mut then go ou tat Proceed. ing if Judge others would 121 Morket Space, near 7th sireas ROYAL SERGE Reautiful Spring Di oods, exira wide width, 12 yards furs, CO NAYY BLUE, BROWN ANDGAKNET SATINES, EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS, $1. SURAH SILKS, excellent quality, beautiful spring ast Matilda Waguer. On the trial below the shades, extra wide width Goe” e diciendant produced George Waguer as a wit- | 1,000 yards of PLALD MUSLIN. good quality,6e. was objected to on the ground that | BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, 91.50. «, husband of defendant, and he was | Two of our HANDSOME DOUBLE SATIN DAMASK TOWELS, worth $1, will be ted » bays $10 worth of Dry to each. enstome: Goots. ‘These ciegaut Towels are one yard and & Quarter loug, nearly three qaarters wide, immense ize. They ave all pure dine linen and decorated with, —.>___ A HvsBAND Cannot Testiry For His Wise aX A Civin Surr.—The Court in General Term Ie-Gay decided the case of Robert O. Holtman Re was hot allowed w testify, aud this ruling was ex- cepted to, Judge Cox deiivered the opiuton of the court allirming the judgment below. Svrrose You Loox: SOME PEOPLE HAVE NEVER SEEN, AND THEREFORE DO NOT KNOW, OF THE HAND- SOME, GOOD FITTING, STYLISH CLOTHING WE STANCE, OUR D.B. PRINCE ALBERT FROCK SUITS. THEY ARE MADE FROM IMPORTED GOODS, HANDSOMELY TRIMMED, ARE BET- TER MADE,AND FIT BETTER THAN MOST “MADE TO ORDER” CLOTHING. THEN, AGAIN, OUR CHEC MOST FASHIONABLE AND NEWEST THINGS OUT, YEY VERY FEW, EVEN AMONG THE MERCHANT TAILORS, HAVE THEM. WE HAVE DIFFERENT STYLES OF THEM, BUT THE BEST WAY 18 TO COME AND TRY ON THE GARMENTS. WAVE READY-MADE, TAKE, FOR IN- AND CHEVIOT SUITS ARE THE ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE, ‘319, Southeast Corner 7th and D Streets, epl2sm Tce Cran Sova Warren, aT NAIRN & OGRAM'S, 15TH AND NEW YORK AVE. Mor: Fins Anz Now Maxrrace Licenses — M licenses | _& beuutiful wide colored border. ep2d have been issued by the clerk of court to ames Williams and Francis Puttersou; kd- wurd Craig and Clara W. Wilson; ‘John Thompson and Lucy Francis; Chas. & Willis Georce T. Kuss, auid Florence L. Peniue, ot New York city. Po inca ‘TAILOR, Jugons Excuse.—The May term of the Cir- Gallea ‘and tho following Mere excused: TES, ORTRWEST. ane owing were ex i He 414_0TH STREET Otterbach, wr, EK. iarushaw, W. L, Cherry, oe _ soorge H: Traanell, A.B Garden, B. F. Ste an ve se court direct even anion be drsvrn oo the bos. FF" 2a ee THE Sate or ENGLISH Books—Thomas e Ap ez kK Dowling wili seli ae OAK 2 x @ailesrooms, comm: r4 ‘fine b 7 of English wor’. in ail the departments of Ba aA re. The be»/<s aro wOW OR EXhILINOD, | Tt contains no QUININE jBad the catalogues are ready POUNDS. At Drugyists. 60 cts Der bottle. aps Msraningt epet at cere Meenas pres Ma ns aes = DRY GOODS. oo. 00 SUMMER RESORTS. Ee SRE ERS? | OF Sear RA Pon BAzA RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF ‘715 MARKET SPACE, ‘This resort lias been thoroughly overhauled, ted, repaired and papered throughout: elosetsand the best sanitary plumbing, in the mountains: new porches Have been eree ca: pewly farnisbed throughout, and new hair mattreases hav fh all the rooms, with Sart 3 nen, minking thls tbe ‘best aud’ most Compas ire to be in the south. Greatest variety of Waters at any sumuier resort in the Caited ‘beautiful scenery, magnificent roads; table un- @xoelied; hot, cold, shawer and plunge bathe fishing and in the imm ‘Vicinity. rst Glass very ‘in connection with the hotel B. & O, Tel yh and Express office in building. ‘This ia the nearest Tas erTing place to ‘Washington, being only 5 hours’ ride on the B. & 0. RE trains daily. Music will be turpished Williams’ Brass and String Band, of al House, Descriptive pamphlets con- taining full information, cuts of the four principal hotels, analysis of the water, attractions, terms, testi- moniais, &c-, may be bad free at the following’ drug- gists: Drew's, Milburn’ (hompson’s, Schafer's min- Sral water dono evening’ Star offiee and or ton F'st., etor. RG. BU Chief Cl Dr GW. CHANCELLOW Nestdont Physician, my ONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL WILT, OPEN JUNE ‘TENTH. Thoroughly renova- fed, Fefurnishied and enlarged.” situated at @ 9 the summit of Blue Ridge, on Western Mary- ali Tand 3 It, Noted for its delightful air and gure watcr. Apply to A; MIDDLEKAUEE, 6 Franklin sof A. R BARROW, Sup't, Baltimore, Ma. 1; ‘ORDAN erie, SULPHUR SPRINGS, & uson's Depot P. O., Va... Open st.) Terms per day, S2° per week, $12.00; ‘per month 8). ‘Patuphiets at the Star office my5-1m LONG BRANCH. COTTAGES AND,RESTAURANS ‘Revolution prices in our INFANTS’ AND CHILDRENS’ DRESS DEPART- ‘MENT, ‘We are offering, for one week only, the entire stock of INFANTS’ AND CHILDRENS’ DRESSES EC. JORDA! ‘at net manufacturers prices, It pays you to ascertain prices, as you will not havesuch an opportunity again. Poe cicrake: WILL OPEN JUNE 10, THE HOTEL JUNE 19 D. M. & W. E. HILDRETH, Proprietors. — my4-B0t_New York Office, 52 Broadway, New York. OcK WOOD HOUSE, "HARPER'S FERRY Va, Mrs. 8. 1. Lovett, Proprie- nvehlent "10 Washingion "and §/y among the mountains. ‘Table furnished with MILLINERY. werytniog fresh. Blonty fresh milk. Spring beds. ‘ees terms for fame ‘We can show you the most desirable shapes in fine | Orem Sisy 2th, ere mylsm ‘Milan, Braid, Leghorn, and Fancy Pearl HE ARANDALE, hearest to Spri BEDFORD, PENN., willopen MAY the 25TH. Engagements for rovms for the season cau be made by addressing awy1-Lm* ALSIP & SMITH. Rock Exox Srrixcs axon Barus- WILL BE OPENED THR FIRST OF JUN FOR THE SHASON.” ‘This carly opening is mado at the request of several ties. Full descriptive pamphlets, giving all information, ‘are now ready and may be had at the office of A. S. PRATT & SONS, 401 Oth strect, or ut the counter’ of the EvENixG STAR PRATT, Proprietor. my1-3m G28410Ga srias SEASON OF 1896, THE UNITED STATES HOTEL WILL OPEN JUNE 19, ___my1-26t_ TK SULPHUR AND © SPIING STRAW HATS, All colors, trimmed and untrimmed, at the lowest prices, ‘Large assortments in FLOWERS, ‘CHALYBE. ned for the rec For descriptive address Capt. JW, WILE GREPE DE CHENE VELLINGS. its te SON, Newville, Cumberland count; . Oi MOUNTAINS. HOSIERY, LACE CAPES, HOTEL, ULSTER, PINE HILL, ‘West Shore and Buialo ki." House firs 4; : } june 7th. Send for circulars aud references. a ular summer resort; Ulster County, N. On the Ulster and Delaware It, 1. Shortest ronte via class. “Hot and cold baths, gas. &e, Near de- ot, church, telegraph und post eflice, Open apailin® I, P. BAKE, Proprietor. WOR RENT—A 14-ROOM COTTAG A POP: delighttul, For term GUGHELIN, Doct Pari, RUCHINGS, GLOVES, FANS, LADIES’ SHAWLS, PARASOLS, ORIENTAL LACES, SWISS EMBROIDERIES. er M Tom, NOW OPEN. qiguth Carolina aves, nour eean. P.0. Hox A HANDSOME COTTAGE COMFORT) ably furnished: plano, tableware, ce. No Lei batter aud veketables brought tg the door. | AbpIY Ud THOMAS HILL, Esq... corner Fayette and St, Paul i 66 QOLONADE"—ATLANTIC CITY, J—ALL ‘MODERN IMPROVE” NE RADNOR, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. {op23-2m) "Sirs. Mf. POR RENT IN OAKLAND, Mp., silver or hotse. linen." Hot and ‘cola water inbath room. Garden, if desired. Ice, meat, milk, sts, Buitimore, of to.A. A. PERRY, 175 W. Hoffman st, Baithiuoge, Ma. Lin MENTS. AddressC. C. LEFFLER, 623 13th at. n.w., or Hotel. On top of Allegheny Mountains. The MOUNTAIN HOUSE will open JUD Parlor and Sleeping Cars from ull. polnts east west, For circulars, &., address api7-sor WM. 1X DUNIAM, Supt, Cresson, Pa, ERMONT HOUSE, VERMONT AV ‘above Atlantic, Atlantic City, N. J. J Unobstructed orcan view. Open ‘all the year. ‘Telephone N CORNER ATLA ‘enues, Atlantic Cit R35, EDWARD 8. LEE, Prop. ‘Upen all the year. Pos, LEMGROKE, Noi ROLINA, near Pacitic, Atiautic City, comfortable aud well appointed. 920, 0. I, YIEGEUPU = er HE WAY! T ATLANTIC crry, foat open all the year, ‘Sun purlor, uot’ and cold J! ‘baths, sizain heated. “osm Mrs. JNO. I. BRYAN ‘15 MARKET SPACE. my6 Taz Great May Fesrvar Ix ‘MM MMIT * NN NEEERRR Y Y¥ anit it ees? 1A B Ss MM MEE OE Es NNER R ¥ = ACKWARD SPRING. MM MU UN NNERER k - eee ‘The majority ofmen have yet to buy Spring Suits as the season so fur has not permitted any decided change to examine the choice variety of Suits we display, cut io fashionable styles: CASSINERES, trom $10 up. FLANNELS, from $10 up. CHEVIOT, trom $12 up. CORKSCREWS, trom $10 up, BHGES, trem S13 Up. ‘ALS, from $18 up, ‘These lots of goods are extra value and should be seen, We ure willing to put our time against yours, Should you find anyibing to plesse we give ‘you a GUARANTEE TICKET, which entitles you to your money should you not be’ pleased with your purchase. Ifyou know of aby fairer way to do business, evs Our GRAND MAY OPENING of FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, And All the Latest Novelties in the MILLINERY LINE, hear from you at GEORGE SPRANSY’S, ONE-PRICE CLOTHTER, Sunes 007 SEVENTH STREET, my7 Opposite U. 8. Post OMe. MONDAY, MAY 8, AyNNouNcEMENT! WE HAVE JUST PLACED ON OUR COUNTERS EIGHT VERY HANDSOMESTYLES OF SCOTCH CHEVICTS IN VARIOUS SHADES OF LIGHT COLORS, NONE DELICATE ENOUGH, Low- EVER TOSOIL EASILY. THEY ARE MADE UP IN SACK AND FOUR BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS AND WITH ALL THE “SNAP” AND STYLE IT IS POSSIBLE TO PUT INTO THE FINEST CUSTOM And will continue the entire week with all the latest ‘Designs as they arrive daily from Europe and the home markets, THE GREATEST EXHIBITION ON RECORD. $75,000 WORTH OF HATS , BONNETS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIB- BONS, VELVETS, BEADS, pati ecberenti WORK. THE COATS AND VESTS OF THE SACK Ana Destrabl SUITS ARE MADE WITH PATCH POCKETS, okies ealeeke DOUBLE STITCHED EDGES AND NOTCU COL HAT TRIMMINGS, LAR ON VEST; SIZES, 32 TO 42, PRICE FOR YOUR CHOICE SUIT, $15. WE IMAGINE YOU aa aes WILL FIND SOME DIFFICULTY IN MATCHING THESE ELSEWHERE FOR§$20. THE CUTAWAY SUITS ARE MADE WITH RAISED OR “DERBY” SEAMS, NOTCH COLLABS—IN FACT, “THE COR- RECT THING.” WE MENTION THESE THINGS ALONETH#HIS WEEK. OF COURSE WHEN You NEED ANYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE FOR MAN, BOY OR CHILD, YOU'RE SURE TO ¥INDIT HERE LACE CAPS, JERSEYS, VISITES, BOUCLE JACKETS, PARASOIS and SUN UMBRELLAS, SPECIAL SALE OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND DSTS CHILDREN’S, MISSES’, and BOYS' SAILORS. Elegant Trimmed SAILORS, all colors, 19¢. and 250. ‘This is a Bly Drive. 3.M, GRADY, Mawacmn, Genuine Mackinaw Trimmed SAILORS, for Boysand | my3 (ALL BLUE SIGNS) a BAND HARAD OSS AS WATER, LEA! RMLESS AS Wa Ten Thousand Elegant Buuebes of FRENCH | CO “WA TANS CHYSTAL DISCOVERY, FLOWERS at 50e. only. {oi restoring to gray oF faded hair its natural color ‘Thousand Bunches of TIPS, in ail Colors, at 350. | Suis in FUL to erudlente dandrad ante eet rowili, to ndrudt andecure ehigg ares pentatonic: ne giner Supicauan conditions ofthe hair, The tollowing er explains lscit urimony, Mo, April 26, 1880. Specialties in Mn. Antnun Narran ‘Dear Sir: Ut affords me much pleasure to bear testi- mony as to the efficacy of your Crystal Discovery. Some yeurs since, wile in India, | suffered froma severe fever peculiar to that ‘On my recov- ring, @ patch of hair on the teft side. of my head be- came’ perfvetly white, without ut all affecting the re- muuinder. ‘To remove, this “unsigtiy’ appearance, hud recourse to various preparatious, both in Europe ‘and in this country: they ull had one great defece— Wer dyedtbe ule pluck (Now, with Sour Crystal Discovery, Fean get the desired shade—the ‘color of iny hair being dark-brown. I consider your Discovery the bes: preparation 1 khow ot LADIES, MI8SEs' AND CHILDRENS’ UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, Comprising all the Different Styles the Home and ‘ Foreign Markets Provide, oot LENKY J. ROGERS, M.D., bottle, for sale by ee oar GUARANTEE, PARTHUK NATTANS, Pharmacist, * z adthand t and 2d sad Dass oe ‘With the Guarantee that our Prices are Lower than | 778 — any other establishment in this city. we say it, mean, thy mekateler aot paown te sie Sramc Hara SPRING HATS, ‘We Invite you to our May Festival and Great Feast of Bargains in Millinery, Come all and buy at King’s | THE LARGEST STOCK EVER EXHIBITED 1N ‘Palace to save money, MEN'S, YOUTHS’, Boys’ ~ _ é ‘AND CHILDREN'S BOYS AND MISSES' STRAW HATS IN EVERY i COLOR, SHAPE AND PRICE ‘SOLE AGENT FOR DUNLAP & 00.5 NEW YORK NOVELTIES IN HEADGEAR 905 Pennayivania ave, HAS JUST RECEIVED TION OF “TUFTED Novetrs "is Wate FABRICS 100 PIECES “CONFINED STYLES” IN’ ANDER- SON'S SCOTCH GINGHAMS, IMENSE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN. FIGURED AND SIDE BAND FRENCH SATEENS, MADE TO NY EXPRESS ORDER BY GROS. ROMAN, “EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS* IN PRINTED PURE LINEN LAWNS, AT 25c. PER YARD. NOVELTIES IN WHITE AND ECRU EMBROID- ERED SWISS MUSLINS, FROM 250 TO 50 NEW WHITE AND RED EMBROIDERED ROBES, bates EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEE AND PRINTED CHINA SILK ROBES. Poet BRITISI HE Ni COMPLETE STOCK Qi FRENCH AND BRITISH NCEMENT DRESSES NOVELTIES IN SPANISH, GUIPURE AND CHANTILLY LACE NETS FOR OVER- DRESSES AND FLOUNCES, EW LOUISINES, SURAHS, RHADAMES AND LLE FRANCAISE, ALL PRICES. Nb. CHOICE DISIGNE IN” PRINTED AT Sl, 5 ADEA AND FANCY ALL- DRESS FABRICS. OVELTIES IN BLACK AND. COLORED. DEN- . AT $1 PER Ku RANGING PROM S810 S18 PEICNARD. Ma PLAIN FIGURES ANDOORRECT PRICES {SEATON PERRY, Penny Bvitprxo, Penn. Avenue, Coruer 9th street. Established 1840. mys Lasssurcz & Bra “SPECIAL SPRING WRAP SALE” ‘We shall begin to sell to-morrow, and continue until sold out, MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLESTOCK OF SPRING WRAPS. THE QUANTITY IS NOT VERY LARGE. ONLY ONE OF A KIND-NO TWO ALIKE. ‘These we will offer at 40 per cent less than manu- facturer’s price, which ts plainly proven by the prices ‘We have put on these garments. Remember, we guarantee these to be THIS SEA- ‘SON'S production— STYLISH AND DESIRABLE. All-these can be found in our Spacious Ctoak Par- lors, 2d floor, accessible by stairs or elevator. ALSO, SPECIAL Three (3) fine Jetted Wraps, handsomely trimmed. ‘Reduced from $65.00. BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS. ENTIRE NEW PATTERNS TO SELECT FROM. OUR ASSORTMENT IS NOW COMPLETE. ‘These goods cannot be equaled for cut and finish, Excellent Shirt Walsts at 75c, Nobby designs Excellent Shirt Waists at Se. Regular $1.25 Shirt Waists for 98c, For all ages. BUSTLES. ‘Fave you seen our stock this season? ‘Nine new shapes placed on sale to-day, Only good and reliable Busties kept. ‘The “Ceylon” Bustle. 5 spring unbreakable Bustl: Fecommended for wear. egular price, 38c. 5) Price, 25c. ‘The “Honton” Bustle, Kid finished and durable, only 25, De irass Bustle at 49 ‘The “Ceylon’ “Alaska Down” Bustles, in drab and white, at 25c., excellent value and perfect shape. ie “Ideal” Bustle, which is a rapid seller, at 44c.; sold everywhere ut 50c. ‘See our“Panier” Bustle at 69c., regular price 75c. Bustle DepartinentSecond Floor. GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, GENTS’ NECKWEAR. A new line of neat styles check and stripes, satin MiGhior Prades latest styles and shapes in four Mier eraded,Intest styles and shapes tn fourda hands, Pu and’Teck, atad cents Ps A new line of Ge * Windsors for Sammer wear, in nat plaids and polka dots ail silky washable, ony 38 cents Gents’ P. K. Flats, white and colored, 25c. per dozen. String Ties and Hows in igured Lawae end. Swiss 10c. per dozen. Gents’ “Percale Suspenders, light and durable, Just the thing for Summer weat, calyo5e A large line all-linen colored bordered Gents’ ‘Handkerchiefs, only 1244¢. Gents’ white Ieustitched Pure Linen Handker- clieis only 13 cents, worth 35 Gents, ‘Regular made British Halt Hose, only 15 cents. UNDERWEAR. Gents’ Gauze Shirts, short or long sleeves, 25c. each. Gents’ Gauze Shirts, Satin front, extra fine two thread, only 50c. e in Shirts 35c., or 3 tor $L. Gents! Balbri Gents’ English Balbriggan Shirts, 50c. Gents’ French Balurigzau shirts: Toe, Ladies’ Gauze Vests With low neck or high, neckless and sieeveless, 35¢. ing Vests Ladies’ Balbriggan Vests, all sizes, in short or long sleeves. ‘25c. less than elsewhere. 5c or 8 for Bi, Jersey dul All these goods can be tound on our first floor. 3 A NK Eo: aa NN Ak moe Li ASA NN tus 2°4 3h BBR OU HOR BB OU HOW et ie BBs U HOU ea D s8555 ee a aA Bessy oes Bgss8 ONE PKICE HOUSE, 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET. Coolest Store in town. Patent Fans for Cooling Store, my6 Sraxe Dry Goons 36-inch NUN’S VEILING, ifm Black and Colors B7ixc. 421nch ALBATROSS CLOTS, in Light Blue, Pink and Cream, 50c. ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS, in Black and Colors, 15¢. and 20c, 86-inch TWILLED DE BEGE, 25c. 40inch ALL-WOOL CASHMERE, New Spring Colors, 50c. 5,000 yards New SPRING DRESS GOODS, 10c,, 12e,, 156. A splendid line of TRICOT CLOTHS, in Spring Weights, 50c., 75c., $1. 10-4 BLEACHED SIEETING, 19¢ CROCHET BED SPREADS, 75c., 1. HUCK and DAMASK TOWELS, 12%4¢., 15c., 25¢. ALL-LINEN TABLE DAMASK, 20c., 2508 asd 60-inch Bieached TABLE DAMASK, 50. INDIA LINENS, 10c., 124e., 15c. Crinkle Seersuckers, Ginghams, Satins ete,, ete. NEW PARASOLS andSUN UMBRELLAS. Ladies’ and Gents’ Medium Weight and Gauze UN- DERWEAR, HOSIERY, % 5 JERSEYS, $1, 81-20, SLOU Sa" JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, ap2s. South side, near 7th st. New Sprixe Daxss Goons. We have Just opened a spleudid line of Spring Dress Goods, comprising Novelties 4a. Wooleus: plain and complantlon: Cloth Sultings in all the Sw ‘Colors, SRprit india Linens; figured and striped Mulls. “Printed: Linen Lawn Pigured Sauteens. in ‘Cholee Colorings; Sateen, Mull and Swiss 1s Silk au Grenadines: Siik Hernanies; Lisle and Silk tose beautiful shades; Damusk Table Cloths and Napict to match, all sizes, in all the uew patierus: “Belgium Linen Sheeting; Pullow-case Linens, all widths and qualities, alsgu full ine $4 €-4 and 84 Linen for Slip Covers ihall the new designs An inspection of our Stock is Solicited. ap10 HOOE BRO & CO., 1328 F st nw. x Tus Brayca Bazrmorz Surer FACTORY. Is still selling the Mystery Shirt (the old favorite) at “Zoe. The Comfort Shirt (reinforced) and made of the very best material (finished), only 5c. This Shirt is ‘Bs good ag cau be bought anywhere at any ‘Now is the time to leave your: measure ‘Six finest Dress Shirts (mace to order). solid besoms, for $8; either open back or open front. Six finese Dress shirts, made to order, (pleated bosoms), for $12; ‘any number Of pleats desired. Perfect fit guaran ‘At the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, ap2 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST. PROPOSALS. price, for Shirts, POSALS FOR IRON LATHING. Ponies Ur denise vor sears Wan axp NAVY Departures, Wasittxatox, D. C., Avril 20th, 1886. Sealed Proposals for furnishing, delivering ‘and put- ting in place the Lithing and lnthed iron partitions, using corrugated or flat siget iron daths. in he “West ‘and Center Wings of the Building tor state, War and Navy Departments in this city. will be received at this office until TWELVE M., on WEDNESDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF MAY, 1896, and opened im- oi mediately Diab torms of proposal will be furnished o° pasted Fegulatly engage athe ove class of construction, ‘THOS. LIN 3 p20;30,m1,3,10,11-00 Gol. Corpeat Reginects. FFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CAN, ce) CoMPANS: 2 CANARS (ANNA! May 34. 1886. SEALED P! FOR oS AMEDEROPOSATA FON THE MEAULLDING HIG CANAL dpon such plan and Pee ieereet oe before TWEL' sna tna ee ‘ofthe of, ny Hie BEE FH / Ei ; = g fal te i A Hl HOUSEFURNISHINGS. _ SPRING LINE o WALL PAPERS, FRESCOING AND STAINED GLASS FABRIG, = Saris CARPETS. myl 815 FIFTEENTH ST. X. Ww. oo Now that Tam fatly establis! business, 728 7th st. ery fine inch inch’ English Papers Frieze 1c. per piece. “Holland si StU Spring Koliers, for 4c. a nice t-ioot Shade for S5c. Also. G-foot Opaque Shade. any color, for SOc Dado Shades 50c., on Spring Rollers, Lyinch Picture Rod, Se. per foot. Buy now while the Be sure and remem! ices are low. the place and number. J. F. SPELSHOUSE, Agt.. 728 TPH ST. N.W. aplé-2m Panrnes Wisinxe PAPERHANGINGS ‘Will be plensed to see W. H. Houghton & Cos tine of ‘Wall Papers which are entite _ Possible prices." Also a cari d Slip Covers cut and made at lowest rates, W. H. HOUGHTON & co, 1214 F st_ nw. apl5-1m Tae Roowar DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC REFRIGERATOR KNOWN, FOR FAMILY, USEITIS WITHOUT A PEER, SOLVING THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE- FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS CON- TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE PERIOD IX ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH A MINIMUM (CONSUMPTION OF ICE IN ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE: MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURE, AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY OBTAINED IN THE RIDGWAY, J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO. CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHING, No. 1020 Seventh street northwest. aplé Sole Agents for the District, ‘Varor Sroves We have just received acar load of the LATEST IMPROVED VAPOR STOVES, all sizes and all styles, single generators, &c. Be sure to call and inspect our assortment before you purchase a VAPOR STOVE. Also Agent for the Celebrated ONE MINUTE W. 8 JENKS & CO, 717 7th st. nw. mh27 Goon News Goon News FROM GROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For allin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geueral, sno one need be without a well-furnished home because they have uot got the cash to spare, ‘Weare determined to knock the bottom out of high prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 4S CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE- WHERE FOR CASH, And we make this extraordinary offer that customers can make their own terms in regard to payments, Come and see the largest store in the United States, ‘Come and see the largest and most varied stock wse- lect from, Come after you have posted yourselves on prices endterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that GROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Is the place you were looking for. Come and be con ‘vinced that what we say are facts and nohumbug. We repeat, come and make your own terms—at fo GKOGAN'S. Jost Recew, A CAR LOAD OF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES, BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS, which we are selling at $29.75, BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED. CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS: AT COST PRICES, W. H. HOEKE 801 Market Space. 308 and 310 Sth st. n.w. BOOKS, &e. TER, BOOKS AND STA y, S29" Ti St. u.w., Catholic Goods, beautl- ful haud-painted Cards, ‘Japanese Noveities _an Artists’ Materiais gt lowest pri my4—7U" GLE ECHOES-WAR POEMS OF NORTH B AND SOUTH. ‘Paradise Found, Pastime Pay Commentaries. Cyelopacdias, eres: Glie, Stucitiage Pencil, ine Stationers. UG. PURSELL, Bookselier, myl Gis oust nw, New Booxs ‘Triumphant Democracy, be Carnegie. Tabor aid and have by Whe An lip, American Diplomacy, by Sohias te Pentuiaten or Pelt Leonomy, by Marshall, fad Thines by Wallace. Sorgs and Ballads of the Southern People,by Moore. Bugle hehoes, by Browne. Altette, by 3 Sieiicinv be Goss Sporman, mew edition. violetta, by Mes. Wis Principles of Polite! Beonomy, by Neweomb, US Hleports, vol 116. = is W. 1. MORRISON, ap20 475 Pennsylvania Ave. Crmcetatrsc Limeary. & ‘Over three thousand volumes of Standard and Popu- ler Hovks, witu LEST. MAGAZINISS “and NEW BOOKS SOON AS ISSUED. 1749 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. YI HUNTER, ap2e Mies Whey Boors: Booxs: ns Booxs AT cosT. I desire to close out at cost ALL ROOKS ON MY se ake room “for ty” increasing. Uade in FIN} AND COMMEKCIAL STATIONERY. Tuts ‘buyers to piuce in thelr Sos ae es i isn tae int to be bene- Deots works. Dou't mis itif you want to be bene fited. “Auy book or books wanted not in stock will bo Ordered ad's liberal discouui niade from Ube retail Ee G4. WHITAKER ms 1205 Pennsylvania ave. OF FRENCH WINES, COGNACS renin PAGN Es AND CORDLALS. | _ EDUCATIONAL. T THE EARNEST SOLICITATION oF A <A tumver, of thelr fronds Mr and Mrs CABELY Rave consented to take with them to. thelr in Netwon Go, Vi their om. tas ruluate with more ease tn the Notwood loctitute, ‘with accomplished instructors. my We INCORPORATED 1877- THE Y.. instew wing and Painting. Summer clases forming. Corcoran building, studio 5d. 1h MA\- NiEKEL myNawe THAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACT. cally taacht, Shooess cuaraatced if Instractionsare followed. Private puplis prefered. K. F.CROMELIN, office of Jobs & Faston, Stepograph Law W 2S1ENGTON CONSERVATORY. OF ALOSIG, SO Grond tuntding, cor, Sth and F ate n.w. Seven teenth year, Plano, Ufian, Vater, Violin, Flute, or ne’, &e. Free ndvantages. 0. BR BULLARD, Director, Sam* THENDUM O01 4A. French, Latin, Greek, Spanish. GUAGES, 1814 TS Tialian, German, Eco by the thost able teaghers. Prof, H. LAwOg ASiof Trifiers wot taught my > Land PEE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF TANGTAGES, Washington, D.C. (728 14th st. n.w.), And in the priacipal other cities Trial lessons tree, New terms begio how, ang D PRACTICAL PENMAN: mor, itecs a} Bury School, £330 Mat nw. NSTRUCTION IN LATIN, GREEK. MATH eA SPRINGRY ‘Apply fr circulars and information, 439 con. OTe prepared thst 3 PENCERIAN Ninna Dats aw. trem etucath to support active duties of life. Thorough Rapid Writing, the English La dence, Rapid’ Calcalatious, i Practice, Comm ography and Typ Atul corps. of rm. Mustrated circular free on application. HPN. C. SPENCER, Prine cipal, MES SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Printipal mh2o Manx BUSINESS COLLPGE pring sexslns al Law, Writing. ach ROFPELDT. TEACHER OF SUN: Ing after tne tne italian method; Classic. a: Modern Muse: ood Germ nd Tail hy Ausurpassed methods. 121 ‘uh PRE NCH Leos THE QUICK rar Pantone and the best known system, Prot HLARIO, from Puris Sorbonne Culversity. ATHENEl FRENC CAGE. dist nw. fame SCHOOL OF PRONOGRAPITY, Som SscHtooL OF TING. ENGUISH, OL UF OOK-K EPPING, is und Supplies All Writing Machines aud si 624M STREET Now, FRENCH CLASSYS POR GIN: advanced pupils bow forming at Y eon K und Dat practical and ™ HOMME, 4 MSS 2 LEAVITT | oF poston, Grab AVE uate und certified examiner of the New England, Conservatory.” Piano technique, baruouy sid Voloe coltwore. 1032 loth st now an eS ae 7 ALL onan oF Facet eer acest, freee = ow Methematioal, Classical, Buaeen. Evening Classes, $3 and $0 onto LADIES’ GOODs. Mas. Sena Rerrrne, GOS Bth st., opposite Patent OMce, opened a large and select ine of 1 HOSLERY, SUMMER UNDERWEAK, CORSETS Kid, Asle Thread GLOVES and MITTENS, re SHAWLS, HANDKER: LTS and FANS at very low NN, AM cor) Chfarens Elegant assortment of LACES, EMRROLDE LL-OVERS to match, Infants w HS Cashmere aud Marse MALS, SUN HONNEDS, NOI aut Vnriet IBS, 17H STN. W. CORSETS Misery. ‘Trimmed and Untrim 4 BONNETS, pes, and MATERIALS, n great variety SOS VES, SLOO pair aud y pair fitted and warra! i HUTCHINS coo oC Japan plashers, Lant Pictures (e x Fans, Seroils, Lamp Shades, ‘ns, Nap ievares, Transfer st. bear Penna, ave, ap2Bw ARMENTS ALTERED, DYED AND Furs of all kinds repaired, Ais CUNNINGHAM. 1310 Sth st. naw, Shapes over Ladies’ straw Hats abd Bonn Tatemt stylex Mas M. J. Hesz 1309 F STREET N. W., s inthe Im WILL MAKE A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH HATS DURING THE COMING WE LADIPS ARE INVIT! Mu B. M. M, ‘Materials of all Finest grade of Silk, Arrase ‘Chitldren’s Lac 2ERT, NINTH ST. N.W. Is for ART EMBROLDERY piss Columbia Ixnitting Yarn eh and Cheaille ‘aps, Afzhans Shawls, ete. 1 RIBBONS, Stamping do y. oplom Srecat Sare Or Hosmny. Ladies’, Misses and Children New Styles. Im- mense Amortment. Choice Goods nnd Low Prices 100 doz, Unbleached, mediam weight Hose for Lasties at 25e. per pair: worth B7e. Misses! und Children a lish and French Hosiery regular fashioned, from DOUGLASS, «STREET Makes Corsets to order in every style and material, ahd guarantees perfect ft sd couture HER SrecialTibs AR» French Handmade Underciouuing, ering Underwear ‘and finest imported Hosiery. Patent Shoulder Braces, snd all Dress Goods, French Corsets and bustles, Children’s Corsets and @ $1 Corset (ilies sows eke) that for the price Ghsurpassed. 2. B—Freuch, German aid spanisi spoken mrlé KENCH DYEUNG, SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHME 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTIWEST. Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Cartains, Crapo Vells, Feathers, Kid G ay Dresses Dyed and Cleat trip CAROLINE LEKCH, formerly with Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolie, Paris, - Mar. Vox Braxors, Monimre. Formerly with Lora a taylor, New ore Stentor ting, 9 Giligrala Glenets: uc. per gals Znrudal onpertoe, and Burgundy ber dos Al cooeraane 7, wuice loo genrentes of A Francais de toutes sortes en caisses. ViciGr ROUX Sst MVIASAEATIy Paras Base Bass, Bats axn Base Bat a essere ius velopes to match, in a JOUR ¢. P, = bd * the aw. Pasr Your Beocy FOR ONE DOLLAR WITH CARRIAGE BLACK, READY MIXED FOR 8 ‘TING OLD CAR RIAGES, BUGGIBS. r THE ONLY sSUCcE L REA RIAGE BLACK IN THE MARKET, ‘One coat xives an old Bugey or Sleigh the blackest black you ever suw, and a handsome gloss without varnishing. Itis acombitation of Paint and Varnish, and contains wo Asphaltum. It is very tough and durable and will not crack. It will outwear the ordi nary carriage paint twice over. It dries hard iu a few hours, No rubbing! No varuisiing' No extra trou: ble! Itselis like hot cakes! Where known a case lasts adetler but a fewdays, Each can contalus morethan enough to paint a carriage Put up—two dozen caus macuse. Show cards, spoke und circulars in each, case. ed at ope doliar per cum. On this the dealer makes # handsome profit, HIRSHBERG, HOLLANDER & 00, ‘Wholesale Dealers in PAINTERS AND ARTISTS SUPPLIES, 195, 197 and 240 W. Pratt st, Baltimore, Md ‘AR apl2-lm Traverers To Evnore Can receive all information concerning sailing of EDWARD F. DROOP, (925 Pennsylvauis ave Agent for Steinway & Sons Pianos spl ‘The Bowers that bigom in she spring, tra ly ve nothing to do with the case. “CASE” Is SIMPLY | THIS:—PERSONS suinmer wre. conten plating a L- ~ ited to inspect the tine “Sones Tice" just teostved at 1010 he ave, aivof the ‘durability. tow forthe next thirty days fer he i