Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.; f ‘RIDAY, MAY 14, 1886, LOCAL MENTION. The Wea: OFFICE OF THY CHIEE Si Wasnr rox, D.C. May 14, Las For Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina, local rains, variable winds, ing southerly, Spor Saturday! local F ted for the New England and t « with nearly stationai Ix Vrew of the inclement weather of today Woodward & Lothro their sale —< » May 15, énton the 5 lumerous pargatas offe © adver- lized in the “F ‘Our Alice! 10 AND 14 zilian pebbl Vienna Optic! $1 to $7; Bra- kar 5, 3: in proportion. on exhibit fae blow vase. $2 p WALNUT Walnut oanges, $5.50. Wat. H. 7th st. now. ox Account of the rain today we will con our remnant sale to-morrow. Remem- Mrs. Max Weyl, agt- Hany’s « of L. Calf Shoe, but- on, lace # shoe in the United ies for the 7 ud 1922 Pennsylvania ave Stor small boys— light weight—at NEW STYLES « brown and blue, very jams. le Light Der- Frane’s, corner 7th strictly one-price Hat and ore in the cit; LigHtsixG Kops manufactured and pract!- eaily putup. J. H. Kuehling. Tue Laxc gold, bronze and wood mouldings in Washington, which we are ready to make up in any size. Our prices are fully 20 per cent lower ihan elsewher J. F. SPELSHOUSE, 728 7th st. B.w., between G and H sts, Alice! New Natt CAPITALISTS agree on the superiority Cut K. of L. Si 516 Pennsylvania avenue. THE STAR SHor Hovsr, th street, Detween G and H.—Special sale of serviceable shoes and slippers. Ladies’ serge slippers, with heels, #t 15c,; ladies kid, button, worked holes, ble buttor s 11 to 2 bis button, » Monday > Tih street und 1922 low Oxford 50e.; children’s Spring-heel ke 1 lace at $1.25; men’s »; boys’ and youths’ ali-leather button or lace shoes at $1; youths’ "Monday ight! sideboards; Win. H.Dunn’s, 3 $15 WaLxuT mart number suites, $15. tend the se b " Mrs. MAX WeYL, Agt. Dox’r Fo! sale to-morrow. at remnant im: t weight C: Suits y lew and exclusive ys, entin styles, at Barnuin’s. Liguitsixe Oxpees received by mail, J. H. Kuehling, 419 1 nw. Alice Harrison! New National! Monday Nigh’ ANOTHER Of ful cottages, just compieted at I on easy terms. Geo. J. Jobuson, 713 Market Space; L. D. Win 1930 Penasytvaniaave. Jest Recrivep a f ortment of 25x30 gilt and bronze $ lor crayon portraits. ties desiring such will tind e to cail and examine stock. J. F. Speisi S 7th st. nw it’ their advan- E Ash Chamber able and Towel Rack, ; Walnut Marble-Top . Dunn, 311 ; Lounges, Tables. $2.50. W: Ligursixe Rops repaired. J. H. Kuehling. - Alice Harris Monday Night W SILK and Wool Mixtures in small boys’ Suits, very light and handsome, at Barnum’s. Lapres Writ Do WeLL by attending the Closing Sales of the Auction ai 905 7th st. p.w. See Auction column A COMPLETE Stoc mn! New National! or RUBBER Goops may be found at Goodyear Rubber C 9th st. BW. Seasonable Specialties—Garden or Street Hose, Hose, Pipes, Couplings, &c., Hose Reels and Lawn Spriaklers. Goods delivered in any part of the city. For SALE—That valuable property cor. 6th and Penusyivania avenue, Capitol Hill. Geo. F. Harbin, trustee, 319 Pa. ave. Tose WHo wish paper hanging done will find it greatly to their interest to call and ex- amine our stock and pric else- where. J. F. SPELSHOUSE, Agt, 728 7th st, n.w., between G and H sts. Waite FLANNEL Sailor and Norfolk Suits, at ums. . Face and Eyesight fitted; $1; Hempler’s,4%st. CITy AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-N: ALBAUGH'S.—“Fra Diavolo,” Nation at.—The Kirmes, Licur INFaNtry AnMory.—Fair. Fouxpry Cuvxcu.—Lecture on Japan by Rev. J. Soper. piAxonama Beriprxe.—Second Battle of Ball Run. “Brother Jonathan,” ————— Condensed Locals. A petition fs being circulated among business men in this city requesting the Commissioners to appoint Lieut. Arnold chiet of police. ‘The une Jen R. Kasson, who was rribly mutilated by at stated in THE Srax last evening, is Richard R. Brouner, and not Brosner as incorrectly printed in THE STAR, L. Campbell, charged with violating ugact.gave bail yesterday in $500, J. Loughran as bis surety. Attention js called to the fie business corner lot on F street for sale. Jasper M. Jackson has been accepted as Juror in the Criminal Court to fill a vaeaney. ‘The will of the late Timothy Jones has been ._ He leaves bequests of $6,600 to his hildren and grandchildren, and’ names his daughter Julia G. Jones as exeeutrix, eiters ‘of administration on the estate of Wis. Jobnson, jr. (late surgeon U.S. navy), Eave been Issued to Loulsa Johnson; bond "2.000. Oieer Nicholson this morning arrested Geo. Wiliams on the charge of snatehing a watch trom the pocket of Henry Brandes, at the cor uier of 13th and E streets northwest. The officer sates that be saw the act. — Base BALL—A Cycuone Strikes THE NA- TIONALS—OTHER GAMES.—A western cyclone struck the Nationals in St. Louis yesterday, and they were defeated by the Maroons by & Score of 16 to 2. Daily—who pitched for the Nationals—gave nine men their bases, but eightcen sale hits were made off him notwith- standing. Other games yesterday were as fol- lows: At DetroM—Detroits, 4; Bostons, 3. At Chieago—Chicagos, 7; New Yorks, 3. At Pitts: burg—Pittsourgs, 4; Louisvilles, 2, At Cinein- nati—Cincinnais, 7; St. Lou! eS Tue WASHINGTON Lint INFANTRY FarR.— At the fair at the Washington Light Infantry corps armory Thst night voting closed on sev- rai articles. The winners were as. follows: Bicycle for youth under 15, William G. Davis, 1,300 votes; total number cast, 2.412%. Whitt comb scholarship in phonograph Miss Ida Fahey trait, open to ail. 'W. 261 jarnum suit to member of curps,C. M. Loetiler, 54044; total, 569%. Cudlip & Co., amateur photographer's outitt to amateur pho- lographer, P. Draper, 86; total 91. ———— ConumBra DeMocnatic CLUB.—At the an nual meeting of the Columbia Democratic club lust evening officers were elected as follows. Lawrence Gardner, president; A. St. Clair bens Ver, first vice president; Charies 5. Moore, see- ond vice president; Dr. HH. Barker, recording secretary; E. P. Berry, financial secretary: Wat. son Boyle, corresponding secretary; Janes P. Willett, treasurer, and Dorsey Clagett, ser: geantatarms, ‘Ihe club voted $50 to the Han- cock fund, es: ee Our oF DANGER oF Dear#H.—In the case of ichael Clafflcy charged with striking Albert Babbington on the head with a piece of iron at the tower on the Baltimore and Uhio railroad hear Ist and [ streets, as published in Wednes- day ssrax, Dr. Lincoln sent a certificate to the Police Court this morning certifying that the fused boy was probably out of danger and his injuries were not as serious at they at first. ap. Beared to be. Mr. Campbell Carrington for the deiendent asked that tail be fixed. The court fixed the amount at $500. eae Messrs. Walter B. will nuke closing Sule of paintings this evening at 8 o'clock at their salesroom, corner 10th and D streets. ee Gx SUXPAYS the admission to the Panorama of Second Battle of Bull Run, corner 15th street und Ohio avenue, will be réduced to twenty- five cents. Children under twelve years of fifteen cents. Open on that day from 1 to 11. Yelock p.m. Pexsons CONTEMPLATING a sojourn at the seaside the coming suininer Will be interested 4 the announcement that Mr, William Wilkin- son, of the Howland house, Long Branch, will bave pidins of that hotel for éxamination at the iiss house to-morrow. Messrs. Walter & WiiSinson, proprietors of the Howland, have both been connected with some of the very best hotels in the country, and they will, doubtless, Keep this old establistied and popular up Ww their high reputation, Monday Night! | 7th st now. | Messrs. Hitz and Prentiss Convicted. A VERDICT OF GUILTY RENDERED IN THE AN-AMERICAN BANK CASES. Yesterday afternoon when the jury in the five cases consolidated against John Hitz, form- erly president,and Charles E. Prentiss, formerly cashier of the German-American National bank, charged with making false entries in the books ot the bank in 1878, had been out about two hours, no word having been received from them arrangements were made for accomodat- | ing the jury during the night, and the court di- | rected ihat i they agreed Betore 9 o'clock the | conrt be notified. About three o'clock p. 1 howbver, the jury unexpectedly filed tntocourt, and the’ prisoners and counsel having been sent for, a verdict of guilty Was rendered. ‘The | Jurors Were polled and the verdict was con- Hirmed. Notice was given of motions for ne trial and in arrest of Judgment. The accused were taken In custody by the marshal’s officers and sent to jail. It was the Intention to co on with some of the other cases this morning, but the government decided not to proceed further at present; and thus the court was left without business to-day. pag hes The Case of Nardello. EFFORTS TO HAVE HIS SENTENCE COMMUTED I¥ HE GIVES INFORMATION AS To HIS AC- COMPLICES, May 28th Is the time to which Antonio Nar- dello, convicted of the murder of Carmine Ro- tunno on the 29th of July last, was respited a few weeks ago. his respite was obtained with the view of giving him an opportunity to fur- nish information as to his accomplices, for he asserts that he was not alone in the commission of the and that the fatal cut or cuts were given by another — party in his presence. He has admitted that | he was civen a portion of the money taken from the victim. Although the aniount of money—about thirty doliars—he acknowledges he received 1s about the sum that he was found to have spent in the few days between the date of tue murder and his capture, Detectives Ratt and do not eredit mplices. With a view Nardello the information as, & consultation has been arranged by Iberto de Foresta, secre- tary of the Ttalian legation; Rev. Dr. Ryan, his spiri adviser, and ex-Distriey Attorney Corkuill with District Attorney Worthington, before whom Nardello will be brought ani questioned, Should the prisoner sive the in- formation sought, it is thought that the sen- tence may be commuted to imprisonment for life. ae A Heavy Track at Ivy City. THE RACES YESTERDAY—THE PROGRAM TO- DAY. There was a very heavy track at Ivy City yes terday, but in spite of that the sport was good. ‘The first race, one mile, was won by Tony Fos- ter, Duke of Westmoreland second; time, 1:50. Mutuals paid $28.75. Second race, five fur- longs, Fannin’s ch. g.(no name) won, Young Lulu second; time, 1:05. Mutuals paid $43.90. ‘The third race, one mile, was a walk-over lor Bess, there being no other starters, Fourth | race, Willard iiotel stakes, 143 miie, Buras | first, Ea time, 2:02. “Mutuils paid race, i, ’miles, Drake Carter | Enigma second; tin . Mutuals paid $24.10. Sixth race, three-quarter s of a mile, Souvenir tirst, Lord Lorne second; time, 1.21. Mutuals pald'$24.10. TODAY'S EACES POSTPONED—THE PROGRAM. The races which were to have taken place to-day have been postponed until to-morrow on account of the rain, The program is as follows: First raco—purse 8500, six turlongs— Error, Lil tle Minnie, Emma Crainer, King Vietor, Wan- | dering, Renick and Lady Loud, © Second race— | Sweepstakes tor -yearlds, ono mile aud one. eighth—Eola, yWard, Alamo, Swift and | | Ten Booker, Third race—Kigzs House stakes, for all azes, one mile anda halt—Deuke Carter, | Col, Sprague, Bersan end Hu Fourth race | } | Sparse one mile—Tomasia, Gold Ban Pasha ind Haron, for purse of $400, ance, SL nd Sixth race tlemen riders, one mile—L. M. Gladson, less, Paradox and Gladstone; cateh weizhts, The last race on the card Was one beiween | Rorses belonging to Messrs, Aulick Pulmer, McCreary Izbuisky and Jno. H. Magruder, a Roperies REPoRTED.—Dr. 8. B. Muncaster, 1405 New York avenue, reports stolen trom him | #t the National Theater an overcoat with a set of instruments in the pocket, all vulued at $40. Mrs. Hyatt, 417 Sd street, reports that yeater- | day afternoon her house’was entered, and 18 or 20 sliver spoons, Valued at $30, stolen. pariah REAL EsTaTe SALES.—Alexandcr McCue has sold to David 4. Morrison, for $5,116.50, a lot on the east side of 16th street, between Caro- line and W streets. Mary A. Chadwick hassold tw Piauan Pulsifer, for $4,792.50, u lot 50x213, on the north side of Clifton street, between 13th and streets, Columbia Heights. The Na- tonal Metropolitan Fire Insurance company has sold to Frank P. Murphy, for $8,753, all of square 980, which’ is bounded by’ 1ith and 1zth and K and Boundary sireets northeast, containing 21,260 square feet. Kuss e—siveplee! ver full course—Mysti¢, Distur! | Chariey N | Hoxe-Sres, Bovers, Rovar Suncx ALBATROSS, NUNS' VEILING, FRENCH LAWNS. FANCY SUMMER SILKS 37%, 50, 62c. HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, all pure fine wool, beautiful spring shades, 25¢. ALBATROSS und NUN’S VEILING, all pure wool, Wide double width, beautiful spring sates, 374gc. BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 75e. BOU-CLA DRESS GOODS, 14g yards wide, immense doubie width, 7 coo A RRR OTTIT ec a ER Tt ¢ AA RRE OT ee zB fF - Goa aRE = 721 Morket Space, ROYAL SERG! autiful Spring Dress Goods, extra wide width, 12 yards for $4 RAH SULKS, excellent quality, beautiful sprinj shades, extra wide width. Go. se! 1.000 yards of PLAID MUSLIN, good quality,Ge. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. Two of our HANDSOME DOUBLE | SATIN DAMASK TOWELS, worth $1, will be presented to ‘ach customer who buys $10 worth of Dry Goods. These elegant Towe are one yard and @ quarter lon three quarters, wide, immense slze. They are all pure fine nen and decorated with 4 beuutiul wide colored border. ap2o W. M. Satsrer & Soxs OFFER FANCY PATTEHN DRESSES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. FIGURED INDIA PONGEES reduced to $1 per yard, CITY ITEMS. Depend Upon It. Now ,is_ tne time to purchase your House- furnishing Goods and Baby Cai which will be sold at cost positively to-morrow only at R. Goldsehmid, 812-7th st, n.w. Read and be convineed of the following extraordinary bar- gains: Handsome trimmed rattan Baby Car riages, with 1 top, only $6.79, our regular rice $10; with canopy toponly $7.27, our regu- jar price $11.00; very handsome trimmed rat- tan Baby Carriages, with plush rolled sides and back aud satin parasol, only $12.98; cannot be matehed in the city under 818.00, Those in want of Baby Carriages will tind it to their ad- vantage to visit our establishment, as we nave the largest assortment in the city to select from. Our Refrigerators and Ice Ghests are the very best made, No. 1 Refrigerator only $7.48; No. 2, $8.48; No. 3, $10.48. Ice Chests, No. 1, $3.65; No. 2, $4.79;' No. 3, $6.48. Fr cheapness, strength and durabiitty this refrigerator is su- rior to any in the market. We have just received a handsome assortment of Tea Sets, comprising 18 different styles. Extra quality white china Tea sets, decorated with moss roses or gilt bands, only $5.79, regu- lar price $8.50; 6 hand-painted French ‘China Fruit Plates, with 6 saucers to match, only $1.19, regular price $2; handsome hand-painted French China Dinner and Tea Sets combined, 108 pes., only- $19.79, regular price $26; Crys tal Glass Goblets, 6 for 23c., regular price 40c.; with engraved band, 6 tor’ 33c., regular price 5Ge.; Colored Glass Polka Dot ‘tumblers, 6 for h G0c.; 6 eaeh Knives and Forks with ‘only 43c., regular price Bde. ¥ shape White China Chamber Sets, 10 only $1.08, regular price $2.50; large tin Cus” padores, only 9e., regular price 15¢.; long- handled Garden Tools, 3 in set, only 19¢., reg- ular price 26e. 1 No Idle Boast or Talk, but the fact, when we say that the following argains, offered for to-morrow, at SW. Au- stein’s, 817-819 and 821 7th street north- vest, ure the best values ever Offered in the city. Washtub, 50 clothespius, civthesiine, 3 boxes | blue and washboard, 98c.; crystal glass water ers, 2ic.; desiring brooms, 20c.; 4-string, decorated chamber setts, with broad band and giit lives, $2.88; new shape decorated din- ner setts, $12.76; 90 feet clotheslines, 13¢.; 120 feet, 17c.; "Holland window shades, 3: hoop cedar water buckets, 28¢.; colored-glass gas globes, 270; cabinet size frame and easel, 17e.; bread piates, 8¢., worth 25c.; half dozen colored tumblers and one waiter, 28¢.; half dozen majolica plates, 32c.; three pint-cup, 5c; ered baskets, fs ; one dozen salt-cellars, ive, Examine ouf $6.54 rattan baby carriages, car: Same as sold elsewhere at $0; our $7.37 rages can’t be matched for $11; $15 carriages with satin parasol reduced ‘to $10.54; hand- some satin-lined carriages, $15.54, worth $25, Buy your refrigerators, trunks and traveling Satchels here aud suve 20 per cent, Ff Shirt Waists. Corsets. 50 doz. 25c, waists, 18¢.; 50c. laundried Yc; $1.25 French Pereale, ‘best mad de. White waists, 39c. Shirts—Our 754 Viniie laundried shirt, 50c.; 5Ue. shirt, 39c. ir $1 renowned Pride shirt, 67¢. Ask for our - Pereale shirts, Corsets—A. few C. P. left at . Warner's health, 93c.; ‘Thompson glove fhting, 98e., price all’ over $1.25. $1 gauze eprsets, 69c. Our $1 French woven corset, 69c. Warren's nursiug corset, 97¢. Cashmere shawls nd saris, $1.24, reduced from $1.89. Nurses’ aprons, enibroidered and tucked, 29¢., worth 45e. Children’s gauze vests trom 9c. up. Genv’s uze Vests troni 1c. up. Ladies’ gauze vests, UP. ildren’s confirmation dresses at low prices. Call and secure above bargains and. many others at Clark's, 734 7th st, n.w., wo auorrow: 1 For Saturday and Monday. ‘Special prices for Saturday and Monday at the Oriole, 822 7th st., near 1, Gents’ d5c, biewched or unbleached Jean Israwers, 25¢,; 50e. bleached Jean Drawers, 39¢.; our best Jean’ Drawers, tailor made, 48c., worth ae ‘and men's Calico Dress Shirts, ¥ plaited bosom Shirts, 75c., Per- ehle’ Shirts, two Collars and Cutls,'75e., worth 38; Gauze’ Undershirts, our’ best Gauze sumiuer merino undersiirts, 48c., worth Dr. W arner's corsets, y8c.; our weil-known 1,'N. corset, 75e., worth $1; olr B. Y. A. and ivie Speefal corset, 49¢,; cashmere wraps, all colors, 5Uc.; parasols, 25, 50,75 and upwards, ail re in prices; ludies’ Jerseys, tailor: ntade, coat back, plain or waite and red plait Ye; Cotton Wersied dress goods, Lan color, 3 per yard; large white spreads, 69¢.; ladies’ Vest, i neck and short sleeves, 17c.; selesia, Se uing cambric, Se; ladies’ lisie hose, 15¢. ” 1 Our Special Souvenirs. sPrevious to rebuilding the exterior and inte- rior of our shoe parlors, we will close out our immense stock at greatly reduced prices, and for one week will ober— Ladies’ $1.50 Kid, Foxed and Goat Button, for 31-25. $1.25 hand-sewed Oxford Ties and Button, 97 cents, $1.25 Lasting Button and Congress Gaiter, 97 cents. Misses $1 ‘5 Heeled and Spring Heel Button, 91.85. Misses’ $1.25 Kid and Goat Button, 97 cents. “$1.00 Oxford Ties anu Button, 75 cents. Child's G5 cents Kid Spring Heel Button, 50 cts, bs 75 cents Toe Slippers and Ties, 50 cents. Boys’ $2.00 Cloth Top Calf Button, $1.50, “ 31.50 Low Quarters, 31.00. Men's $2.00 Low and High snoes, $1.50. $1.50 Oxiord Ties and Congress, $1.25, ‘Our $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 Gent's aid Ladies’ hand-sewed ‘Gulters re daisies. 'S SHOE HovsE, ‘ Helibrun’s old stand, 402’7th street, Look for The Old Lady in Window. zt Fire! Fire! ‘From the great Baltimore fire ten cases of fine gods—some solied, some sinoked, others per- ieet—nearly given dway: ‘Fine Curtain Net, de, Better Curtain Net, Ze. Still better Curtain’ Net, 10c. Full-shirred Mull Cups, 5, 8,10, 12, 15, 20 and 23 Handker- jitinen Hemstitched White chieis, 5 Swiss and Cambric Edge, 3c. Very-wide Cambric Edge, 5c. Hamburg All-over Net, per yard, 12hy Fine Linen Doylies, white aud fuucy, per Avzen, 450. Ali colors of Brocade Velveteen, per yard, 15¢. blue, Be. Parisina Veiling, four sbades of No. 12 Fancy Kibbon, 6c. Union Milan straw Huts, 100, fine Bera Curtains, 3’ ieet long, per patr, And 100 other Great Bargains. If you read the Post, Kepublicun und Critic you Will see that alitiic goods olfered are the Breatent souvenirs Lat could possibly be round. A. KaurMay’s DoUBLE Compination Strong, 2 ___1241 und 1243 11th st. 8, e. Received To-day, 500 Strictly All Wool Gray and Navy Blue Flannel Shirts, to be sold at the extreme low price of $1.00 each, worth double, at Auerbach’s Bicyele Shirt Depot, 7th and H Streets: a An Uneasy Feeling Prevails at present through every branch of trade in the lind, Induced’ by our Increasing trade for fine goods we have this season bought an unusually lurge stock of gent's tine Huud- miade Shoes, both low and high cut. Although our sales on'these goods have been large, they have so tar not quite reached our expectations. We shall thereture hold a Special Five Day's Sale, during which we shuii make special re- PLAIN COLORED INDIA PONGEE reduced from $1.50 to $1.25. BLACK PONGEE reduced from $1.50 to $1.25. PARIS BOX ROBES at greatly reduced prices. PONGEE EMBROIDERED DRESSES at reduced Prices. LLAMA LACE SHAWLS onetenth their value. W. M. SHUSTER @ SONS, 919 Peunsylvaniaave, ONE PRICE! CHILLS Al 'D FEVER AND ALL MALA- RIAL TROUBLE USE ELIXIR OF ‘ARCHERY, SPORTING GOODS of all tind LARGEST TOY AND FANCY GOODS HOUSE apis. roving For Your F AMILY WHILE YOU LIVE a BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE! Any persan can afford to insure iu THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, ‘Where the Cost is Small. Tne coms we, controlled by the actual death Ex- Fotis ie scien TS Soares Prex wie, Crue, W iusxy, qn Penad at ‘Grocers “If tot on band ask al. SAdTLEK & CO.. Dstiiers, ‘Baltimore ductions that must reduce our stock to a point that will make us easy, Wx. HAHN & Co's Reliable Shoe House, 816 7th street ang 1922 Pennsylvania ave. Gent’s best Custom-made Button, Laced and Galters, $4.00, usual price $5. Gent's French Calf, Custom-made Low But- ton, Oxford ‘les and Straps, regulat price $4.50, now $3.90. Gent's flue Hand-stitched Button, Laced and Gaiters, seamless Vainps, only $4, cqual to any $5 shoe. ¥ These reduetio or five days only. 1 Men’s Percale Shirts, Double Yoke. 20 different patterns, including 2 Collars and 1 pair Cuifs, at 5Uc. each, at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th ana H streets. i Headquarters for Lawn Tennis Goods, Base Bull, and Fish Tackle, Croquet and Mext can Hammocks, Baskets of ull kinds, Velogi- pedes and Tricycies, Koller Skates of ull kin See our $2 Web Hainmock for @9c. Goods exchanged or money refunded if not Suutslactory. —“Hosto VARIETY STORE, sey Mr. William Wilkinson, one of the proprietors of the Howland Hotel, Long Branch, will be at Riggs House, Washing: ton, Saturday, May 15th, trom 11 a.m. to 5 p. ™m. with plans of hotel tor the accommodation oF those desiring to engage rooms. 2 Ask Your Grocer for Aladdin Security Oil, m,W,518t Pickwick Club Whisky isthe best bit juarters for Fans. All the latest Novelties, from the chespest to ‘the best, All at populur prices, _ Good exchanged or money refunded if not watistactory. Boston VARIETY SrorE, 714 ‘705-707 Market Space, Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in 4% 1b, “Ward” prints, 400, per Ib, Cottage ¢ and Butterinilk; Sweet Milk 8c. per quart, Cream 16 cents, Tce Crean Sova Wares, NAIRN & OGRAMS, 15TH AND NEW YORK AVE . ap2t-lm ‘V exarrs HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF PURE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ‘ALSO, THE CELEBRATED VELATYS FAMOUS CARA ‘MELS, FRESH EVERY DAY. 6209th s. mw., opposite U. & Patent Oftica, as ranch Bore, 1708 Pensayivaniaave. aw, Drxows Yuasr Powozn EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED. NO YEAST OR BAKING POWDER IN THE WORLD MAKES BETTER, LIGHTER, OR SWEETER BREAD AND PASTRY. USED KY ALL THE HOTELS AND RES TAURANTS. SIX OUNCE BOTTLES, LAR. GEST SIZE 10 CENTS. i RETAIL GROCERS SUPPLIED BY FRANK HUME, J.C ERGOOD-& C0, N. H. SHEA, BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BEALL & BAKER, HILL & CO,, RO. EDMONL@ON, METZGER & BRO, BB EARNSHAW & BRO, TALBOT & McCAULEY, W. H. H. CISSEL, A. GAEGLER, BURCHARD & BRO., A..N. HAZEN & CO, 8. E RICHARD CO, SAMUEL CROPLEY’S SONS M. ODONAGRUE, J.E. DEYER € 00, E M. P, HARRIS, A. HANLON, DIXON'S YEAST POWDER IS MANUFAC. TURED ONLY BY THE DIXON YEAST POW- DER WORKS, 231 7TH ST. S W. myl2-dt * Tue Gowex Exc THE SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CLOTHING WE KEEP FOR MEN AND BOYS Is THE AL- MOST PERFECT FIT OF EVERY GARMENT WE OFFER. WE IMAGINE IT TO BE THE COMMON EXPERIENCE OF EVERY MAN THAT THERE'S MORE SOLID COMFORT AND SATIS- FACTION IN A WELL-FITTING $10 SUIT THAN, IN 4 $50 SUIT THAT DOES NOT EXACTLY FIT. WHEN A MECHANIC TURNS OUT A GOOD JOB HE FEELS PROUD OF HIS WORK. SO IT 18 WITH US. WHEN WE PUT A SUIT OF CLOTHES ON A CUSTOMER WE FEEL A CERTAIN DEGREE OF PRIDE IN THE AP- PEARANCE IT PRESENTS. “THE COAT AND VEST OUTLINING THE FORM NICELY, HUG- GING THE NECK CLOSELY, RESTING ON THE SHOULDERS SMOOTHLY AND FALLING INTO THE HOLLOW OF THE BACK WITH AN EASY GRACE. THEN THE TROUSERS ARE MODELS OF CORRECT FIT, THE CHEAPEST GOODS WE OFFER ARE CUT OVER THE SAME PATTERNS AS THE MOST EXPENSIVE WE KEEP. AND ALL OUR GOODS ARE MARKED AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE NAMED FOR GOODS OF LIKE QUALITIES. WE GIVE A PAIR OF ROLLER SKATES WITH EVERY BOY'S SUIT. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS. JM. GRADY, Maxacxr, (ALL BLUE SIGNS) Rosrorn Yeast Poworr THE “OLD RELIABLE” STANDARD BAKING POWDER, PUREST, STRONGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD. For sale by all grocers in the District, _myll WM. H. CRAWFORD & CO., ‘Manufacturers’ Agents, Baltimore, Md. myll-Im Curitvhex's Davs: ‘THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Of this week are set apart for a grand display of BOYS’ GIRLS’ and INFANTS’ Goops, Of course it is impossible to give a detailed list, 20 we hope you will be at the Store and bring your Chil- ‘dren. There is a fine display of Dolls to amuse them, and prices are such that we are assured a visit will be of tnterest to yourself, The repr A IT 885 MA ton MA HT bah eee AL °o tf AA L eo ¥. AAA L 00 nF A A LLLL Children’s Goods are kept in stock from the lower grades to the very finest. Infants Outfits are a spe- clalty. As space is limited, only one bargain in each department is mentioned. : CHILDREN’S: DOLLS, Large size Dolls with bisque heads; move their Umbs; flowing hair; only 25¢. CHILDREN'S FANS Beautiful Feather Fans, in all colors, 68c. Same quality ns 98c. Ladies’ Fans, CHILDREN’S PURSES. ‘Warranted real Alligator Skin Purses, saddier ‘sewed, only Se. CHILDREN’S PARASOLS. Silk Parasols, 65c. Same quality as Ladies’ at $1.60. CHILDREN’S GLOVES. ‘Lisle Thread, 25c. Silk, 39c. Kid, $1. Silk Mitts, only 20¢. CHILDREN’S HANDKERCHIEFS, Warranted pure linen, Fancy colored borders, 5c. each. CHILDREN’S JERSEYS. Imported Stockinette, all colors, and sizes 9fc. CHILDREN'S CAPS. ‘Hand-made, prettily trimmed, 25c. CHILDREN’S NECKWEAR- Superior Eunbroidered and Lace Collars for 25¢. HOSIERY. Ribbed English Hose, all colors and sizes, double heels and toes, only 22c. a pair. CHILDREN’S CORSETS, Ferris Bros.’ Corsets, 75c. Dr. Warner's, 67 a pair. Best in the world. CHILDREN’S GOSSAMERS. Silver Grey for Boys or Girls, all sizes, $1.25. Um- ellas, 75e. CHILDREN'S DRESSES, Lawn, nicely made, really worth 6Sc, Palais Royal price, 38c.+ CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR. Cotton Drawers, of best material and well made, 19¢. a pair. INFANTS’ GOODS. Bibs, three for 25c. Puff Boxes, 9c. Complete Outtits from $10 to $150. Booties, 19c, BOYS’ GooDs. Dress Shirts, O8c. Night Shirts, 50c. Shirtwaists, 49c. Bicycle Shirts, $1.25. Collars and Cuils, 124¢. euch, Silk Ties, 23c. Silk scarfs, two for 2c. Sus penders, 23c. Rubber Coats, $1.25. Umbrellas, Tbe. 427 Ladies and Gentlemen will find the haiance of this column profitable reading matter. The Palais Royal rents all this column. Crosrxe Ovr. TO SELL GOODS AT A LOSS If OUR POLICY OUR OBJECT Is; by fall our Entire Stock of DRESS GOODS must be sold out. We want not cost, out offer to sell below cost. We have fully determined to go out of the Dry Goods, and whatever stock we cau't dispose of now will go to anction. We advertised last week great re- duetions. We will now mention pricés of such goods ‘as must be closed out, SILKS. All our SURAH SILKS in Blark, Col- ors,Checks, large and small, sold as high ‘a8 $1.25, we will close out at 68 cents, Light, Plain SUMMER SILKS, soid ut ‘75 cents, we will close out at 45 cents. SILKS, All our SUMMER SILKS, in Black ‘and White Stripes, tittle Pin Checks in Red, Blue, Garnet, sold us high as 50 + cents, to be closed out at 30 cents, JER- + SEY SILKS, in Black and all colors, will be closed out at 80 cents, GROS GRAIN SILKS, all colors, to be cloved ‘out at 65 cents, SILKs, Evening Shades of BROCADED SILKS, handsome Goods tn Pink, Blue ‘and Cream, sold as high us $1.40, to be closed out at 95 cents. Quelot of all col- ors of SATINES, to be closed out at 25 cents yard. Great reduction on all our Silks, WOOL DRESS GOODS, Onelot of CASHMERES at 20 cents. ‘One lot of DRESS GOODS at 10 cents. Onelot of 42. 48 and 50 cents, which are @ great bargain. Lot of Remnantsin ‘Wool Dress Goods, Velvets, Silks, All Jess than cost, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. | One lot Damask Towels, 20x36, fringed and hanfsome borders, sold at 25 cents, to be closed out at 15 cents. One lot of Huck Towels, 22x44, elegant quality, with handsome borders, sold at 28 cents, to be closed out at 15 cents, Kemnauts of Table Linen, very cheap. One lot of German Napkins, %, good quality, sold at $1.26, to be closed out at ‘One Dollar. CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Onur entire stock of Scrim, seld at 12% cents, to be closed out at 8 cents. One lot of Tape Edge Curtains, beautiful de- signs, to be closed at $1.10 a pair. A much better quality, worth $2.25 a par, tobeclosed out at $1.50. One lot of Ot- tomans, to be closed out at 5 cents, One lotcfTurtoman Curtains, 3% yardglong, 410 Red only, to be closed oat at $2.40, ‘Window Shades, of all sizes at low prices. DON’T FORGET TO CALL ANDSEEIF WE ARE IN EARNEST OR NOT. + A EE REESE re eA ae aa uu Mug myl0 416 SEVENTH STREET, Traverens To Eunore Can receive all information coticerning wailing of Steamers, rates ot passage. etc.,etc., of the following Mnes: North German Lioya, New York, France, land aud Germany; North German Lioyd, Baltimore and Bremen; Hamburg American Packet Company ‘Red Star Line, Antwerp; American Line, Liverpool; Boyal Netherland Line, Rotterdam; Florio. Line, Mediterranian, by calling upon thelr agent, EDWARD F. DROOP, ENTLEMEN’S SUITS: ‘SCOURED _ ‘Coats 50 cents, Pants 25 capa 25 and scons arate tome sean oft ear Tur Pata Rovars NEW STOCK SUMMER UNDERWEAR. The New Patent Jersey-Fitting Underwear, while it may cost more than ihe old-iushioned, Ui-Ating: | and badly maue Vests and Pants, is CHEAPEST IN THE END. Becanse fitting well it ts more comfortable; because Delis made of Best Materials it, will wear twice 4s Tong: becuse being Huished Iu fancy styles 1 looks tter, NEW YORK PRICES, Jersey-Fitting Lisle Thread Vests, silk finished, square becks, full regular inde, hardsomely trimmed. and finished, $1.05. ‘The new Sleeveless Gauze _Bodices, with patent ribbed arms, low necks, from 7Sc. to $1.15. French Balbrigcan Bodices: high and low necks; short, long aud no sleeves, 5c. to $1.19. ‘The old-fashioned Gauze Vests, in ull styles, are of- fered for 24c. ail dNc., and ure Superior quality ‘to those usually sold for 25c. and 50e. H H (00 s8Ss IT KER RRR” ¥ ¥ Hull $9 Ss. it fe Hee yt H ce Mico Bees Bask Wek RP HoH oo SssS Tr HEBER OR OY A few illustrations, proving that by selling for cash only the Palais Royal prices are considerably lower than competitors" prices. ILLUSTRATIONS. For 4c. the Palais Roval offers English Summer- welght Cotton Hose, in black aud all te new shades, extra long, white split feet; competitors price, 4c. For 20c., English Derby Ribbed Hose. innew shades of tans, browns: also lu black; competitors’ price, 35c. For 35c., Fancy Striped Hose, summer weight and suminer designs, superior quality; competitors’ price, For 78c., Silke Hose, boot Patterns, in combinfltion colors; the Palais Royal's own importation; compeul- tors’ price, 98c, For 49c., Very Best Silk Finished, Lisle Thread Hove; colors, navy, garnet, tans, browns, drab, slate, Diack, ete.; competitors’ price. 5¥c. For 68c., French Ribbed Lisle Hose, silk finished extra long, black and colors: competitors price, 75c. and B8c. Our patrons will find on investigation that the rence in prices quoted above actually exists, RRR OA aA AA gon fA RBRaa 00. Pe od gis Pea PA AAA aa ‘Tis difficult to givedescriptions that are intelligible, MYhat ine Buta fi foval Seal on be See what eters charge, aud if the ¥ ‘as large oF prices as low, don't patronize the Palals Royal SUN UMBRELLAS. ‘Twill Sille Umbrelles, natural; stick amine them and then sce the $1. ‘offered elee- where. You will return. ‘The Famous “Gloria” Cloth Umbrellas, $1.58; will pottear, ‘The Palais Royal is the agent for the genu- les. ‘Silk Umbreli , brow! 3 180000 §L.90. Sonn handles for phEse™ D' 3853 $1.25. Ex- cul or thin et ALAIS ROVAL. ‘mb15-2m* “A iE Ceasar eh ees La fe 1217-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SUMMER RESORTS. LADIES’ _GOODs. 3 DRY_ GOODS. = = == = = =| ——== = === re MONG BRANCH. Cc. Torren Scorcn Zrruyns OPENS SATURDAY, JUNE 19, tent ——— eS omavin raawe, ‘This popular hotel hes bern lenged by AUCCRASOK TO PERRY & RROTITER, Ereptiet of ihe ALBEMARLE HOTEL, Madison IMPORTER, Hag JUST RECEIVED 11s shen » = . <i WHICH ARE THE “LATEST av wil be ot ee ea OE gen Frevionsto my Summer Opening havemarkedall | | NaViUry. iS WASH FARIICS Sarita nek 2 a im tS pm. to see those SON'S SCOTCH GINGHA Ms. Address Albemarle Hotel, New York. WALTER & WILKINSON. _ Stabling for 75 horses: excellent drives, ‘ihoroug! tor Poet and September Sood water, fshing. Application to 1 nt. my14-Ime for the WLAND HILL ‘Refitted’ and, reduction in &) iostee for sen a ‘Nomalaria, VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, rounded by salt, water. renovated. lay apd June. eek. Boating and bathtag og abe bathing, Summers L, Oxiord, Md. Gireaiars on it MD.-SUR- An elegant HE Caroli i886. Wary, 0 mal Worked soon recover, Sena Va Cou ‘adress MP. BOL S1S Ne myli-iwe ig ELA CAPos SPRINGS LITHIA _W. nalarie VIRGINIA. ‘This resort has been thoroughly overhauled, TENS RGBST. ‘ave. Now ELISHA ROB) myi2-3m_ AulanticCity. AND BaTHs ATERS a:00 Fine hire County, W ‘Where the’sick and Wver- ilare always REE with Stable an: inted, repaired and Bow closetrand tue in the mountains newly furnished t have been placed in springs, makin Sort to be foun fishing and class this t im the south. the building. *This is ashing RR Prof, Ed. Williams baugh's tahuing gists: Drew’ MADDU Dr. cw. my8-5 on, ‘ull 9 brut dei ailburs the w Hi ‘MOST Fas B.G.. #8, SHENANDOAH CO, VA. HTONABLS: SUMMER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF throughout! Sauitary plumbing new porches Have been efec ct gut, and new halr mattresses ‘the rooms, with woven wire Best and most complete re- Greatest. variety of medicinal waters at any sumaier resort In the United States beautiful scenery, magnificent roads; table an- excelled; hot, cold, shower and "in the immediate very in emnection. with moderate Bf O-Telogruph and Express ofice. it Rearest wate only 5 hours’ ride on the h & O. ly. Music ‘will be furnished b} ‘Brass and String Band, of A Opera Honse, “Descriptive pampliiets con. information, cuts of the four principal hotels, analysis of the water. attractions, terms, Lestk monials, &c., may be had free at the followin hompson's, chai eral water depot ou F'st,, Evening Star office ad Post.” For further iuformition address If. ‘CA. Proprieto ‘CHANCELLOR, Txt CHALFONTR, OCEAN END OF NORTH in RTS & SON for Season of, ss. es (AlRaLive ot Vs IN lunge baths: LL URE, Chief Clerk. ident Physician. rounds w Hampstiire ave, hotel” charges | Dappy. Tun oon iy Tiew ng place to drus- min Apply ahh ORD, Sau. "Te ou JFROR RENT—COTTA Tocated on Surfa: house in’ excellent conditie BRADFORD, Wilmington, ws ND HOTEL, — LONG BRAN COTTAGES AND RESTAURANL WILL OPEN JUN®/10, THE HOTEL JUNE 19 D. 3. & W. E. HILDRETH, Proprietors. my4-30t_New York Office, 52 Broadway, New York. YOOD. HARPER'S FERRY Vi Lovett, Proprie- tress —Convehieut to | Washington and om the mountains, ‘Tableurnistied wi everything tres. Plenty fresh milk. spring beds. Terins, $0, per week. Special terms tor. ta Open Stay 20th, my) 7MUE ARANDALE, nearest 10 8} AN a) UR SPR ‘Sltuated at he’ summit of Blue Ridge, on Western Mary land R. 1k Noted for its delightful alr and pare w to AM. MIDDLEK AUF BARROW, Sup't, Baltimore, Ma. HITE SULP erick Co., Sepheuson's, Va... Open JU [per day, $2; "per week, SSSef one days), $40. — F month css P Pamphlets at the 68 Frau! ATROHOBETH, e. completely furnish 15 rooms, with bath rgous In the baseme: will open MAY the 25111. for the season can be made by any 1-1 Apply to Una mylzeost cH. FORD, PENN., Hin st Rock Exox Sear WILL BE OP! ON THE FIRST 0} ‘This early openi parties, ull descriptive pamph yw ready and Ss RATOGA SPith THE and remain 0} 1 [oOUBLING | ‘will be opened for the reception of Se Juve class. 15th, dermis addsess Capt J. CAHILL NOUN MOTE, ULSTER, PINE HILT, Ulster County On the Ulster and Deiawnre It, West Shore and Luffulo It R ” House frst- Hot and cold butte gas: &<.-Near de s axp Barus. JUNE, FOR THE SEASON, g4s made at the request of several ts, gly ing all information, ay be ! at the office of AS 401 Oth street, or at the couiter of __A.S. PRATT, Proprietor, SEASON OF 1886, w WILL a le, Cumt GaP HAI. or: desertprive +, WHE! rhiud count ‘AINS, WHITE. BEATE ob church telegrapit arn june 71 silver THOMAS ILL Ni ‘South Carolina a (030. [apz3-2m} OR sts., Baltimore, of to st, ‘Baltmiore, Md. Oo —ATLAN' rie tic and Delay al TS Address: L LL LM Pi line Garden, PE ‘Ou top of Allegher The MOUNTAIN HOUSE will open IU ov! WM. RDU ocean view. year. Telephone No. 52. Ve. near Ocean, Airs. MK ENT IN OAKLAND, MD. A HANDSOME COTTAGE, COMFORT A ably furnished: plano, tableware, &c. No, ‘or house: in bath ‘room. butter and vegetables brought to the door. Esq. corner Fay - PERRY ‘Hot desired. PIC. y Mountattis. NITED STATES HOTEL JUNE 19, circular aud 9 ph neatcaey e 4 R. Shortest route via post uffice, Opel ih. Send for circulars and referem M. F. BAKER, PA and Ice, cITy HAM, Supt, Cresson, Pa. &, VERMONT AVE. the City. N. J. Open ail the ERRE. CORNER ATLA’ rare avenues, Atluitie EDWAID =: LEE, Pron. “Open at the year. Ser HE WAVERLY, ATLANTIC CITY Seu buths, steam: heated. Mra JNO. 1. BRYANT. | UR AND | PRINGS 'P ‘roprietor. ). Box KERT. 475 W. Hoffman {nt my1-26t ola water neat. milk, ‘Apply 6 nd st Paul ap2-lm Parlor and Sleeping Cars from all poluts cast aud west, For circulars &c., address ‘api7-6ot ma EE % £83 LLLL 00 INFANTS’ AND CHILDRENS’ DRESS DEPART- MENT, of Ve ate offering, for one week only, tho entire stock INFANTS’ AND CHILDRENS’ DRESSES at net manufacturers prices. It pays you to ascertain Drices, as you will not havesuch un opportunity again. CABL EARLY TO AVOID RUSH. ‘We can show you the most desirable All colors, trimmed and uutrimmed, at the lowest Prices. FLOWERS, ai POON spose LACES, SILKS, HostEny = DE CHENE VEILINGS AOR CARTBoormEnIES, RUCHINGS, ou aay SHAWLS, TAL LA SWISS EM) I DERIES, 00 ‘NN 00 E. 3 Fl EB AP tus “oo? ¥ 5D GREAT BARGAIN WEEK. 15 MARKET SPACH Revolution prices in our MILELYINERY. STRAW HATS, re Allan, Braid, Leghorn, and Feucy Peart ns 2 202 | + SPRING MILLINERY At the lowest possible prices, Also, SPRING JACKETS, Including many noveities at half price. SHORT WRAPS At percent reduction. These are without excep- tion the cheapest lot of Wraps ever offered. SILK SUITS $15.09; former price ¢39.00. FLANNEL SUITS, in all colors, $6.0. former prie sz, BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. my13 907 Pennsylvania ave Mrs Seca Revver, G08 Sth st, opposite Patent Office, ‘opened a large and select line of Ladies’ and Childrens | HOSIERY, SUMMER UNDFRWEAR, CORSETS | Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread GLOVES and MITTENS, Zephyr avd Cashmere SHAWLS, e CHIEFS, RIBBONS, BELTS and FANS at very low prices. Flecant assortment of LACES, EMBROIDERIES, abd ALL-OVERS to tnat TLE DRESSES’ Cushy i ere and Marseille WALK ING SUITS and CLOAKS, SUN BONNETS, Non MAND’ rs TRY DCAPSingreat variety. | ‘M..LY, BAS®, 507 07H ST. Nw. AVA. made to order.’ A perfect fix & full ine ofspoulder Braces, Corsets and Bustles. Corsets lau SEAL TS ALTERED, BINED. Furs of all Kinds repai a ‘Miss CUN MS © secarrenry, a 1109 F st. nave, Shapes over Ladies’ straw Hats Intest styles, CORSETS | : 1309 F STREET N. W., WILL MAKE A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF FRENCH _ LADIES ARE INVITED. Mra B. M. Mexorer 419 NINTIT ST. NW = Children’s Lace Caps A‘ghans Shawls, ete LACES AX D RIBBONS. _Stamping done prompily. api3m Srecrar Satz Or Hosiery. Ladies’, Misses and Children New Styles. Tm- mense Assortment. Choice Goods and Low Prices 100 doz. Unbleached, medium weight Hose for Ladies ‘at 25e. per pair: worth Misses’ and Children's English and French Hosiery regular fashioned, from 260: zt DOUGLASS, 522, 524, 526 Oth st. n. w. mh24 MS K HOMPHERY. BL) Gar NTH STREEL NORTHWEST, Mukes Corsets to order in every sty and guarantees perfect itand cc Sei laported Io: es, und all Dre: rset a 1d a SL Corset © price is unsurpassed. wan abd Spanish spol ¥ Children's Corsess make) U Fressca ve CLE 3205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. wening Dre-ses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crape Veils, Feathers, Kid Glo Flannel and Pong , Cleaned and 1 ued without Tipping. Al, cormerly with A. Fischer and Paris, axis, Mi a aslo Sa "ibndat Truss 0 ha Mu. V Formert W xT SECOND-HAND, ud and Upright PEANOS,sc rly arranced, of all makes, For sale (Om. $516 $10 per mouth, myli-1m 903 Penn, METZEROTT & €0, d door from 9th. pon ree bee BB tng UNEQUALED IN TUNE, TOUCH, WORKMAN: SHIP AND DURABILITY. SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES, PIANOS FOR RENT. SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY AND SEASHORE. WM. KNABE & Co. my8 + SIT Market Space | Roa, 20m 1H SATERNS MADE PRESS ORDER BY GROS ROMAN. & co. 7 DESIGNS” IN PRUINTED PURE x NS AT 2c PER YAKD. NOVELTIES IN WHITE AND PORU PAIRnOTD: ERED SWISS MUSLINS, FROM 250 To doe PER YARD. NEW WHITE AND COLORED EMBROIDERED OBES, EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEE AND PRINTED CHINA SILK RORPS COMPLETE STOCK OF FRENCH AND BRITISH WHITE GOODS, INCLUDING ALL THE NEW. PST FABRICS POR “COMMENCEMENT DRESSBs. NOVELT! N SPANISH, GUIPURE AND CHAN TILL Ck ONES F OVER DEESbS AND FLOU NEW LOUISINDS, SURAHS, RHADAMES AND FAILLE FRANCAISE ALL. DESIGNS PRU IN Be NEW: AND CHOICE, PRINTED AND FANCY ALL bas FABRICS, ES" IN BLACK TWISTED ik ¢ ADE AT $1, $1.25. § NOVELTIBS IN BLACK AND! COLON EN. TELLE LAINPS AT $1 PER YARD. ELDGANT BLACK BEADED SILK GKEN ADINE, RANGING PROM $8 (00 1s PRY Ate Ba PLAIN FIGURES AND COR IECT Psi SSEATON PERRY Peeny BUILDING, Penn. Avenue, Corner U8 street, Established 1840. 1" New Sprve Drs G i Y WOOL FRENCH 1) EXTRA GOOD Va, i oops. We have just opened a spleuitd line of Spring Drew Goods, compriging Novelties in Woolens. plain am combination: New Col figured and striped Lawns: Vigures| satteens. im Chole Colorings; ‘Sateen, Mull and swiss huntrotde "| ered Robes: Pongee and India stiks, plain and figured: lack Satin Kbodemersand Surah silks silk and Wool Grenadines: Sits It Lisle: ane Hk Bowe in ben Tae Braser Bacrooxe Suunt FACTORY In still selling the Mystery Shirt (the old favorite) at he. The Comiart Shirt reitiforced of tg Siure very best taaterial (tuished), only Sb 8 good as can be boRght auy where at way woe ‘Now ts the time to one for, shirte, | Six finest Dress Si solid. bosoana | for $8: either open front. Six ines Dress shirts, iad bosons), for SR any number’ of pl tect fit guaranteed, “At the BRANCH BALTIMORE ap 1002 F STREKT NORTHWEST, _HOUSEFURNiSHINGS. __ P. Haswox Ths & Co SMIRT FACTORY, WALL PAPERS. FRESCOING AND STAINED GLASS FABRICS, FURNITURE, CARPETS. myl 815 FIFTEENTH ST. N. w. ca A Now that T am fully established in my new glace of busines 428 Fh ats awed wih tr arounee te te Public same very Low Prices on Wail Papers wna cae Weert gt Papers or ie fine inch ld Pelee tor Ain Engilst "Papers for tc. and up. Pisin tod e Hie per plore. ‘Hotlaind shai, 6 tet toma, with Spring Holitrs for 43" a nice toot shade, tor Boe. Aino ofoot Opaque hun color, for So, Dado Shares 50e., on Spring itolicre, Lueinch ‘Ticture yd wll th te witite the x ile the prices are low. + the place and number, LFS 16-2m rs ~ Parnes Wisinxa PAPERHANGINGS 3 atirely possible prices. Also a line ‘Carriages and Straw Mattings Just received. Slip Covers cut and made at lowest rates : W. Il, HOUGHTON & co, apl5-1m 1214 Ft ow. Tar Riewar 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 LX ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH a MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE IN Jou F. Exus & Co, 937 Pennsylvamaave., nearlOth st, ‘The Oldest and Largest Music House in the city. AGENTS FOR ‘TheSuperior and Unexcelled Fi z vi WEBER PIANOS axD MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS, Extensive Pablishers of SHEET MUSIC And dealers in all kinds of MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS, MUSICAL INSTRU- MENTS@ND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, Pianos and Organs sold ou eaxy monthly payments to reliable parties. Old Instruments taken in part payment for new. A Liberal Discount always for cash. Piavos and Organs Tuned, Moved, Repaired, Stored, Packed und Shipped by colupetent men at moderate prices, BEWARE OF IMPOSTORS! ‘We employ nocanvassers. Leave your orders at our store. Orders by Mail or Telephone prompuy at tended to. :itwill pay you to examine our Stock before pur- chasing. Renting a specialty, Telephone N JOHN F. ELLIS & 0o., 937 Pennsylvania, sae ear 10th street nw. a at —— Do Nor Prnenas dium price. Sover 41,000 now in use. Secoud hand Pianos and 18 at prices from $10 to $150. Sold on small monthly paynients Largest assortment of 5c. music in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, ap2s 915 F street. NUMBER OF SLIGHTLY: UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS of our make, almost as oon new and fully warrant, ll be soid at Ube ee ee ee EE SARE & OO. ms& ‘17 Market Space. “RANICH & BACH PIANOS. ‘Quality always the same aud the ‘SmarvelousSelf-pluy ing instruments. G. L. WILD & BRO., 700 Seventhst. n. w. Established 1864, tention to tuning und repairing. Now ts Sess sie eee 7 oT & NAVIN PIANOS. NEW STYLES OF Heer Cattothten' Piann on received. "All double Agraffe and new repeating action. Low : Terms. buy now. Barsais to Clow by HLL. SUMNER in charge, 811 Pioth Jone, oth st. nw. apd SANDERS € STAYMAN, (Garvis Butier in charge), (934 F st. o.w., Washington. 15 N. Charles st, Baltimore. apm ‘V'Fitio BEE Tin maore wanxnoone, rt RAKAI cD. 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, 4. W. SCHAEFER & BRO. CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHING, No. 1020 Seventh street northwest, apie Sole Agents for the District Voaror Sroves ‘We have just received acar load of the LATEST IMPROVED VAPOR STOVES, all sizes and ail styles, single generator, &c. He sure to call and inspect out assortment before you purchase a VAPOR STOVE. Also Agent for the Celebrated ONE MINUTE BOSS COFFEE POT. W. & JENKS € co, 717 7th www, mb27 Jusr Recuven A CAR LOAD OF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS ‘which we are selling@t $29.75. BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED. (CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS AT COST PRICE, SOME PEOPLE HAVE NEVER SEEN, AND THEREFORE DO NOT KNOW, OF THE HAND- SOME, GOOD FITTING, STYLISH CLOTHING WE HAVE READY-MADE. TAKE, POR IN- STANCE, OUR D.B. PRINCE ALBERT FROCK SUITS THEY ARE MADE FROM IMPORTED GOODS, HANDSOMELY TRIMMED. ARB BET MADE, AND (FIT BETTER THAN MOST ‘TO ORDER” CLOTHING. THEN, AGAIN, OUR CHECK AND CHEVIOT SUITS ARE THE ‘MOST FASHIONABLE AND NEWEST THINGS out, YET Y FEW, EVEN AMONG THE TAILORS, HAVE THEM. WE HAVE DIFFERENT STYLES OF THEM, BUT ‘THE BEST WAY 18 TO COME AND TRY OF THE GARMENTS