Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1886, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESD. MISS FOLSOWS GOWNS. A Description ef the Dresses Which the Bride is to Wear. ‘Prom the Paris Moraing News, ‘To begin with the most important one of the cceaston. The wedding gown is a poem in its pure simplicity, ef thick ivory satin of the kind that stands aione. The round, plain jupe is draped from side to side with a very soft silk Indian muslin, attached on the left side, and nearly joining the traine de cour. The musiin is ourle, or bordered, with a very narrow band of crange flowers and leaves that outline the draping. The traine de cour 1s attached on tothe plain bodice, just below the waist behind, and measures four meters in length. It 1s siigbtly rounded and falls in full organ plaits on the ground, no trimming upon It whatever, ‘The bodice ts extremely neat. Two scarves of the soft, fimy muslin start trom the shoulder” seams, cross the bosom, and are bordered with @ narrow band of oran flower, to correspond with the skirt. The searyes at length hide away beneath ® broad ceinture, or fappet of satin that crosses. the bodice from lef to right, and fastens on th Bip. The effect is simple and exquisite. Th sleeves are made to reach just below the elbow, aud bave three crossway bands of Indian mus lin. forming a plisse. Attached at the elbow int, on the inner side of the arm, are tiny Fiomcms, buds and two or tres’ leaves of “oranges.” ‘Phe veil is of plain white silk tulle of enormous length, to be dressed high on the head witb an upstanding piquet of myrtle and orange blossom; the six meters of tulle lightly covering the entire train. ‘The traveling dress is of deep gray lainage, full ana plain, over petticoat of dark gray silk. Fifty of sixty’ narrow white stripes form a hem of halt a meter deep. Corresponding stripes, but less in number, form the trimming of the tunic. ‘These stripes, close one upon the other, orna- ment the corsage, or vest, which opens over a double-breasted waistcoat trimmed with very finely cut steel buttons. A square chest piece of velvet is inserted half way between neck and waist and forms a high collar, attached by a tiny bow of gray veivet. With this will be worn # large gray hat, lined with velvet and crowned with ostrich: feathers and a bow of picot Fipbon. Another morning dress 1s of claret and cream Striped woolen material, over silk skirt, bor- dered with a broad band of claret velvet; short tunic, draped in plaits, high on one side and leit loose on the other. The back of the Tetrousse fastens om to the long-waisted body, which, besides a claret velvet bail waistcoat, | has @ very dainty chemisette of cream etamine, Ued at the beck with a narrow velvet ribbon. A fine alpaca walking costume, with broadly plaited skirt and piain tunic simply hemmed, bas a jacket ¢ with white silk crepe flehu. The latter covers the chest, and is held in place at the waist by a narrow, pointed band of alpaca ornamented with a small steel buckle and bow; corresponding ornament at the left side of the neck. All these toilets are extremely neat and useful. Miss Folsom has not gone in for extravagance. She is a wo man of sense, and one who knows how to dress weil. An afternoon or visiting dress 1s composed of soft bronze (golden brown, not green) cashinere, over crimson Sicilienue; the petticoat, of the latter rie hue, is bordered with a thick Fuche of | bronze Sicilienne, above which the grucetul, piain tunic is draped; corsage with yoke of erimson, over which is placed @ bronze silix passementerle, terminating at the chest with @ tassel of Utile silken balls. A mantelet of cashmere, lined with crimson and bordered with @ ruche like the skirt, ornamented with @ tiny, flat hood of crimson, a-ove which Is again plactd the bronze pussementerie, completes, With a little, brown capote edged with ashbe: ries, the most fascinating Visiting costume it is | possible to see. | Another Visiting costume is entirely plain, of | myrtie green velvet, with muntelet to matel. | A dress that will cause envy to sprig up in the hearts of many isa lovely little costume of pale Leliotrope Sicilienne with black and white | stripes; skirt of plain heiiotrope faille | se, upon which are laid two slightly fulled flounees of ecru embroidered tulle, orm- ing panels on either side between the back und sront retrousse of the finely striped overskirt, which is gracefully plalted in at the waist in front beneath a corsage,with tight fitting waist- cout of embroidery matching the skirt, held by a@celnture of the same form as that described on the wedding dress. A butterfly bow of pain Sicilienne iastens on the side the high oilicer’s collar. This terminates the series of day dresses and walking costumes. The evening dresses are naturaily far more elaborate, and number two | black, one white, ove pink, One blue, and one purple velvet. The two black ones are decidedly | the bandsomest. One is of Chantilly ince, em- broidered with Jet oats that click and sparkle | At every moveinent of the wearer, over faille | Francaise. The train is entirely composed of let, lace and bows, the body of corresponding style and material.’ The seeond is also covere ith jetted tulle, with pompiiles and drops, but | having a corsage and mauteau de cour of black | ‘ons velvet. “The purple velvet is made quite B, also with a very long train, genre Louis | A dainty short evening toilet, XLV. bas the sxirt of faille in the tint Known as | Fleux rose, a faded and delicate shade of pink. ‘The front of te petticoat is trimmed with cas- eades of Malines lace and littie bows of pink ribbon; short Trianon overskirt, well bunched up, of the same material, on which abroad satin stripe is embroidered with crimson rosebuds. Pointed bodice with eibow sleeves trimmed en Sabot, and pointed walsteoat covered in Malines, attached here and there with pink bows. This bodice is cut square in front and slighty polated behind, over which falls a delicately shirred and narrow flounce of real lace. A white fallie ball dress has the underskirt completely hidden beneath w net, covered in white jets, pearls, and crystal beads. ‘The tran and corsage are Of taille, equally ornamented, or rather edged, with beads. The front of the skirt is attached here and there with white gros grain bows, apparently to keep the embroid- ered netin’ place above a thick ruche of un- Taveled silk. Round decolletage with bows on the sleeveless shoulder straps. A pertect gem of @ short dancing dress !scom- posed of pale blue tulle, embroidered with sil Ver marguerites, over petticoat of pale biue sicilieune. The tulie is full, and has the light- est and most diaphanous aspect. Short pointed euirass o: brocaded silix, also embroidered with Ailver daisies,that are to be equaily worn in the hair, mixed ‘with deeper uted corntlowers, ‘These, with a tew littie ioulard dresses of minor importance, coustitute the trousseau, which, sithough appearing maniiold, is what the Ferenc people veri le juste necessalre for a ride. —+e+—____ Child Lif xP Par. A bih sehool boy of Lawrence, Mass went bome last week delighted with the idea of a military drill about to be introduced into the sohooi. “I tell you,” said he, “tt pays to be aboy ¥, to bis sister, uuth's Companion, HE COULD NO MORE. At was the same boy who was given permis. sion by the hostess at a grown up party, where hewus asked because the familieswere intimate, toeat 4 whole mould of strawberry ice cream that was left after all the guests had been served. He sighed as soon as he bad said “No, thank you,” and presently confided toa small | daughier of the hou ong areagiul to grow up, and I know Tin doing it. Why, last year { could have eaten all that ice creain as easy as could be, and now I ¢cauteata bit morethan two saucers full.’ Bostom Kecord. BESSIE’S WISDOM. There was a three-year old child in Philadel- phia last year who had heard her parents dis- cuss hygiene until her infant mind was soaked with the subject. Then one day her dear old grandmother said—meaning to give Bessie a Plece of cake—“Bessie, what do you al- Ways have after your batp?’” The child re- garded her grandinother a moment with in- juirimg eyes, and then replied: “Reaction.”— lphia Bulletin. bust. One ofthe Lynn primary school teachers a few days since asked ber scholars the question: “What is dust?” One little tellow answered: “Please, marm, it is dirt with the water Squeezed out.”—Lynn Item, A TERRIBLE INFANT. “Mr. Jones,” said little Johnny to the gentie- man who was making an afternoon call, “can whisky talk?” child; however can you ask such a “Ob! nothing, beginaing to tell only ma said whisky was on you.”—Hotel News. A CASE OF RESESTMENT. One little girl was heard to say to a playmate: “When I grow up I'm going to be a school teacher.” “Well, I'm going to be a mammaand have six children.” “When they come to school to me I'm going to whip them,” “You meao thing! what have they ever done to Babyhoud. your’—. Sporting goods)— | to-day fairness and honor bid me to thank’ you AN UNJUST CODE. Justice Where It Is Bue. It is high time that some of the Tmembers of the medical profession, with a broad sense of honor and individuality, should throw aside their code ot ethics and renderonly what is simply due to one of the greatest dis- coveries of the nineteenth century. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Baltimore, Md., have al- Ways submitted their Duffy’s pure malt whiskey to analysis in support of their claim that it contains no fusil oil or other poisonous ingredients, and it has already been analyzed ja a chemtsts of ee Soa! eee ae savertleed ee relief of human suffering, the profession, although it extensively, have not given itsuch public endorsement as it deserves, and which they accord to it pri- from one of the most learned physicians in the country, speaks for itselt in rebuke of those who halt ina strict line of duty in deference to these ethics. Dr. J. C. Hoffmann, M. D., Jer ‘in, Alumnus of the Julio Mexi- , Bavaria; of the eee Vienna, Austria; of the Berlin Charite, the All gemeines Krankenhaus, Vienna; graduate of the Rush Medical College, Chicago; late pia cian of the Illinois State Insane Asylum; laté of the United States Navy, author of works on the “Theory of Chronic Disease,” “The Opium Habit and Its Cure,” writes as follows: JarrEnson, Wia,, March 19,1986. The Dufty Matt Whiskey Co., Baltimore, Md. Gentlemen—It is a year or so that I sent fora larger supply of your whiskey. I since pur- chased large amounts from my druggist in Chicago, I have made a most careful test of the medicinal qualities of your whiskey, which,ina word, implies sinrply 1ts purity, for in my prac tice an adulterated, spurious article would be injurious to a high degree. I had tried every brand I could purchase, and money herein was ho object to me. My patients (altogether opium eaters) who require more nerve food than any other disease demands, as the chronic poisoning with so powerfully deleterious narcotic as opium, or its alkaloids, has shattered the entire nervous system, requiring # building up de novo, on the purest and strongest nerve iood.. I had despaired of whiskey as an adjunct to my treat- ment, for iu no instance could 1 depend on the absence of fusil oil, particularly injurious to m; patients’ shattered systems, But after a year's trial I hesitate no longer, for in uil the many trials not a single test could be made to reveal that dangerous fusil ofl in it, You have my thanks tor this great and faithful assistant in my work of redeeming opium-euters, and since adding your whiskey to my treatment I find no trouble in readily caring the worst cases, I have never experienced that dreaded reaction that always followed the application of other whiskies in 12 or 24 hours, doing actual injury and interfering with the recuperation of the nerve-forces imed ut by my treatment. I have long hesitated in this statement to you of @ thousand cases of opium-addiction, or rather in its “aiter treatment,” and allowed a year’s Lime to test the permanency of its actions, and for the invariable purity of your Duff Malt Whiskey. ‘ spectiuliy yours, ete., = ide Dx. J.C. HOFFMAN. ‘Pure J[£4£1H 1s 1 PossTBLE WHEN THE BLOOD ‘is impure, th ck ani slugsish, or when it is thin and impoverisied. U der such cunditions boils, pim- ples, headaches, neura igia, rheumatism, sud one dix ease after another is developed. Take Ayer's Sursa- Parilia, and it will make the blood pure, rich, warm, and Vitalizing. FOR THE PROMPT AND CERTAIN CURE OF Erysipelas, use Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, which Is the specific endorsed by the most eminent medical au- thorities. Jet Tie xarionat creprr 1s Nor more solidly founded than the reputation of Ben- son's Capcine Piasters ‘They are Know, ap- preciated and used everywhere in Amerl-ca— its hospitals and its homes. Physicions, pharma- cists and druggists affirm that for promptness of ac- tion, certainty and range of curative qualities the. are beySnd comparison," Gnee used their unequalled ex- celience recommends them. Te pu le ure azalh cau- Yoned against the cheap, worthless and shameless | imitations offered by mendacious parties under the | guise of simfiar-sounding names, such ns “Capsicin,” Capsicum,” “Capucin,” “Capsicine,” ‘ete. Ask lor Benson's, buy of respeciahie draygisis only, and make § perwondl examination,” ‘The geyulue has the “Three Segiy, trademark and the word “Capeine” cut in the center. Coxracrovs Iam native of England, and while Iwas in that country I contracted a terriole blood poison, aud for two years was under treatment as an outdoor patient at Nottingham Hospital, England. but was not cured. 1 suffered the most agonizing pains in my bones, and Was covered with sores all over my body and limbs. Finally I completely lost all hope in that country, ‘and sailed for America, and was treated at Roosevelt in this city, as well as bya prominent physician in New York, having noconnection with the hospitals. Tsaw the advertisement of Swirt’s PECIFIC, and I determined to give it @ trial. I wok six bottles, and Tcan say with great joy that they have cured me e1 urely, Tamas sound and well as lever was in my life. L. FRED HALFORD. New York City, June 12th, 1885. In March oflast year (1884), I contracted blood poison, and being in=avannah, Ga., at the time, I Went into the hospital there for treatment. I suffered very much from rheumatism at the same time. I did not get well under the treatment there. nor was I cured by any of the usual means. I have now taken seven bottles of Swirt’s SPEci¥ic and ain sound and. Well. Itdrove the poison out through bolls on the “ Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. We Azz Mascracrvrers Axp CAN FIT YOU ALL—FAT, LEAN, OR OTHER- WISE-FROM THE 24-YEAR BOY TO THE 300 POUNDER, NO MATTER WHAT SHAPE YOU ARE. W) CAN SUIT YOU IN EVERY PARTICU- LAR, AS REGARDS THE LENGTH, THE SLEEVE, AND IN THE FIT OF THE COLLAR WE EXCEL NO OTHER CLOTHIERS CAN COMPARE WITH OURS, FOR NO HOUSE IN THE CITY HAS THE FACILITIES OR THE ADVANTAGES THAT WE POSSESS, NOR CAN ANY TOUCH OUR PRICES EISEMAN BROS, ‘MANUFACTURERS, Cor. 7th and E streets ————————— Revoxrvriox IN THE UNITED STATES TEA TRADE BARBOUR & HAMILTON, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS, 614 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. fave secured the Sole Agency for the District of Columbia for the sale of CARLTON'S ENGLISH BLENDED TEAS, Never, perheps, in the history of the tea trade has ‘success 50 rapidly followed the introduction of a new MoW SODA WATER TASTED, It was Freddy's first experience with soda water. Drinking bis glass with perhaps un- cue ness, he was aware of a tingii: : Satign in bis Gostrlls: “How do you Hien te wired bis mother, who had stood. treat. Bready thought a mioment, wrinkling bis nose as be did so, and theu observed: “It tastes like Your foots was usicep.” The National Game. ‘From the New York Sun. Young Man (to dealer in ‘Have you base ball suits? Dealer—Ob, yes, sir. I can turnish you with anything You like ta that tine, = guag Man —Weil, you can get me up a suit made of chilled stesI’ with little sbarp-pointed spikes sticking out all over it. Dealer—But, my dear sir, you couldn't play in such sou egret + ‘Man—Ob, I'm not « ; Vm an we koune player; EP sis sential Punishment Befo re Conviction. Prom the New York Sun. When Herr Most, the eminent anarchist, was conducted to the Tombs, he was told that he ‘Wayla nave {o takes bath. 7 ‘ hat!” shouted the frenzied and indignan’ beer destroyer, “a bath, and I’ve not even been ‘Wied yetr” | Tinted Grounds, (GUCCESSOK TO PERRY & BROTHER), SS MADE “GREAT REDUCTIONS” IN THE BAD RICHER OF CERTAIN BPRING, AND SUM- THEM OUT AT ONCE 1S ORDER 70.CLOSE 27 INCHES WIDE PRINTED INDIA SILKS at i. FORMER PRICE $1.25. in ReDUCIED FROM 8h and Brose MGATNG" in’ STRIPED. BES at “reduced prices, OFFERING" of FINEST QUALITY ‘TELLE LAINES, in BLACK, CREAM, GRAY, NAVY and BEIGE, at $260, REDUCED 50. “GREATLY Rt DUCED PRICES” on BLACK BRO- CADEDSILK GRENADINGS. vately." But there are. nevertheless, many A: rs af Loe! marked exceptions to this rule, and the follow- | AUBErguA@ and SUMMER W: betes stata ing sincere expression of opinion upon itsmerits | COMPLET! STOCK FRENCH and BRITISH HE DESIRA: KLES from 1230. GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKE! IMMENSE STOCK OF THE FINEST WHITE GOODS, from 12%. to $1.00 per yard. EST LES Sinvia Cute. ‘Quarry of PLAIN and FANCY FRENCH SATTEENS in “CONFINED STYLES” “EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES” in ANDERSON’S SCOTCH ZEPH YRS. “CHOICE DESIGNS” in PRINTED LINEN LAWNS ‘8 25e. per yar 446 PLALN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES: SEATON PERRY, Perry BUILprxe, Penn. Avenue, Corner 9h street. Established 1840. my29 Laxszsuzcx & Bro. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY, Having purchased = manufucturer's samples of White Goods wi nabled to sell you any of these from 20 to 50 per cent less than the regular price. Now as the season fs Just opening for such goods the inducement is doubly attractive, the goods are w: Tanted tobe in first-class condition and some of the figured goods are sold AT LESS than half price. As there are many goods among these that cannot be duplicated we would suggest an immediate Inspec- tion, FIRST CHOICE BEST CHOICE. ‘They comprise among others 100 different in Checka 16 cents, atterns: laid and Stripes at 12yc. per yard; worth my experience with your whisk as am reticent ingiving any testimony whatever. | Regina Checks and Stripes at 16.20. 25 cents per have been careful to test your whiskey in over | Y4Td; regular price 20, 25, cents per yard. Sorella, India, Ribbon Sharon, Saruca Stripes and Plaids at'18 cents; worth fully 25 cents per yurd. Stella Checks and Ribbon Plaids at 12% cents per ‘haron, Swiss, Molacca and Saxony Plaids at 20 cents; worth 80 cents. Penelope and } yard; worth 35 cents, Camilla Stripes at 25 cents per yard. Plaid Organdies 15, 20, 25 cents; worth 6 cents per yard more respectively. Plain Nainsook In 12.different grades ranging from ‘Tceuts to 45 cents Check Nainsook as low as 6% cents per yard, Fique from 6% cents to GO cents per yard. Lovely designs in Marseilles at 20, 25 and 30 cents. Persian Lawns from 20 cents to 4G cents, last grade worth 50 cenis easily. Plata Freuch Lawn 8714 cents; worth 50 cents, Moll in ail shades at 30 and 35 cents. Silk Mull, superior quality, $1.00 per yard. Figured Swiss in White and Cream from 12% cents tod0 cents. Plain India Linen from 61 to 50 cents. Hight here we wish to cull your special attention Although tits is The most staple of al white eee | dralewen it wesc hese at thee rear prea tee Would have been except setwe determined Touive the pubile theliull beneme ‘ansd aecidedeanes | withhold these goods, but let them go with the rest of dgoode The same can be sala of the Yee vsuisswhich we wil offer ta. grades few 10% sper’ yard. A very limited quantity of Figured Etamine at 20 cents per yards werh Du ontse We will offer no commendation on this, but know that this will be etd out ina fw dage 2 inch Canvas Cloths, all shades, 20 cents per yard. All theabove goods can be found on our first floor. We would advise mothers to bny these goods NOW for the children for examination dresses. DO: ELAY, Remember our sales people have positive instruc tions to be equa'ly courteous to Jookers. so those who Flower Checks at 25 cents per | have not tully mace up thelr minds to buy are included among the invited, ONE PRICE HOUSE, 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. 1¥28 m: Bazcaws Ix Dry Goons We have just received a fresh supply of CRINKLE SEERSUCKERS, in Plaids and stripes: colors, Light biue, Navy, Cream and Drab, 124c. Also. a splendid line of MADRAS AND CANTON GINGITAMS, 10e, skin. DANLEAHY, | A beautiful line of DOMESTIC SATINS, 12c.. Jersey City, N. J., August 7, 1885, and 15. ‘reatlse oi Blood and Suin Diseuses mailed free. eee eer THESWIFT SPECIFICCO, | Yard wile FIGURED BATISTE, in White and Vc. Satin finished ( HECK NAINSOOK, 12%e. and 15¢ We have asplendid line of INDIA LINEN, from up. All of our DRESS GOODS at reduced price. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS. UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS, 50c.,75c. and $1,extra mood value. Ladies and UNDERWEA. All-Linen Eleached TABLE DAMASK, extra wide, jGenv’s Summer Merino and Gauze Extra Wide Bleach SHEETING, 190. JERSEYS. $1, $1.25 and nj Styles in LAWNS, 5c. CARPETS, OLL CLOTHS. STRAW MATTINGS, A Bargain In SMYRNA RUGS, 650. DN, GARNER & CO., south side, near 7th st. y Soe; r] ae Braxce Barriworz Sumer FACTORY. Instill selling the Mystery Shirt (the old favorite) at Zoe. ‘The Comiort Shirt (reinforced) and made of the Very best material (fuished), only 86e. ‘This Shirt is us good as can be bought anywhere at any price. row ts the time to [eave Your measure for Shirts Six finest Dre-s Shirts (made to order), solid. bosoms, for $9; either open back or open front. Six fines. and with sales constantly Dress Shirts, made to order, (pleated bosoms), for $12 apy Humber of pleats desired. Perfect it gusrauteed, At the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, ap2 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST FIESEY, GPANCASTER, BOOKS AND STA- tlonery, $29° 7th ‘st. n.w.,'Catholle Goods, beaut ful bavi-painted Plaques,” Javanese Novelties and Artists’ Muteriais at lowest prices, my12-19t" Cuxar Reavixo. x BOOKS AT HALF PRICE. We have laid ont on our counters a large lot ot Good Books for general reading, which we will sell at Halt A.afuod chance for getting asupp!y of Summer ‘WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, my21 428 7th Street, (GLE ECHOES—WAR POEMS OF NORTH LADIES’ _GOODs, HOUSEFURNISHINGS, Miuuitinerr, LATEST STYLES IN SUMMER MILLINERY, ‘Trimmed and Untrimmed, GARDEN AND SEASIDE HATS, ‘Trouville, Brighton and Newport, ALL FLOWERS AND TRIMMINGS AT REDUCED PRICES, LACES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS AT LOWEST PRICE. WHITE SUITS, Elegant goods, from $4.50 upwards, MOURNING SUITS. CLOAKS AND JACKETS AT HALF PRICE. PARASOLS AT COST, CHOICEST NOVELTIES. FOSTER KID GLOVES, $1.00 PER PAIR UP- WARIS Every Pair Fitted and Warranted, J. @ HUTCHINSON, my28 907 Pennsylvania ave, ‘& McCAFFERTY, Me ee on Ww, Shapes over Ladies’ Straw Hats and Bonnets in the latest styles, my27-1m. Mas M. J. Hos, 1309 ¥ STREET N. w,, WILL EXHIBIT ON THURSDAY, MAY 27TH, A CASE OF IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS JUST RECEIVED FROM THE LEADING HOUSES OF PARIS. my24 Max J. P. Patxes, IMPORTER, 1107 F STREST NORTHWEST, Flaving just returned from New York, her importa. tion of SUMMER STYLES ba ed, Will be yared to SDAY, MAY 27TH NETS AND HatS of unusual Tichness and elegance, especially designed for JUNE wy: BAgs '§ SANITARY CORSETS, Highly recommended by phy: Children's and Misses’ Corsets, at BAUM'S Mammoth Establishment, 7th st. myi 73m Tus F Dass S HE EDORA RESS: HIELDS Ate tecommended by ibe lending Dressmakers. They icians: atl styles of are absolutely Impervious, myio-staeth,gaa 7 ‘Pomsows PATENT Guove Firm ooo 00 RRR. Fer TTT SS O% RR gs 7 ss $9 98 RRR, Sse, Ee r S85 God “oo HOH Sus8 Exp Ff Sygs ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT. For fifteen vears they have steadily gained in favor, Ipcreasing Lave become tid ‘most popular Corset throughout the United States. ‘The @ quality ts warranted to weur Luntee as long a8 ordinary Uwrscis. We ave luiely introduced the @ and # A graies with zx/ra Jo Waist, and we cal furnish them when preferred. Mighest awards trom all we World's great Faire ‘The last medal received ix igr First Degree of Merit from the late Exposition beld at New Orlcans. While scorea of patents have beh found worthless, the principles of the Giove-Fitting have proved inva: uable. Hetailers are authorized to refund money if, on ex- amination, these Corsets do not prove us represented For sule every where. Catalogue free on application. THOMSON, LANGDON & cO., oc27-tu.tds8m New York _ NHOMSON'S | “GLOVF-FITTING” CORSETS— etall depot for Washington Is the Palais Koyal 7-19 Penna ave, Complete stock. Prompt and polite attention assured. tni27-0.lu,10,3m0 Mes Sexua Roerveer, 08 vib st , opposite Patent Ofice, opened a large and select line of Ladies’ and Childrens HOSIERY, 8: MMER UNDERWEAR, CORS! Kid, Silk and Lisle Turead GLOVES and MITT) Zephyr and Cashmere SHAWLS, HANDKE! CHIEFS, RIBBONS, BELTS and FANS at very low prices. Hlogant assortment of LACES. EMBROIDERIE LL-OVERS to match, Infants and Childs, WHITE DRESSES. Cashmere und Marseiile V ING SUITS and CLOAKS, SUN BOANETS, NC MANDY, LACEandSHIMBEDCAPsin great varlety. apr se M. kA8®. TH ST, N. W—CORSETS M, A perfect ft guaranteed. Aiso, ull hue of ~bouider Brices, Reform Waists, French Corsets and Bustles. Corsets luunderied. myS-Lui® uae Sikes: ‘Miss CUNNINGHAM, ap2i 1310 sth at. n.w. Mrs B. M. Mescenr, 419 NINTH ST. N.W. Materials of all kinds for ART F MBROIDERY. Finest grade of Zephyrs, Columbia Knitting Yarns, Silk, Arraseue Crewel and Cheullle. ‘Children’s Lace Cays, Afghans shawls, eto, LACES AND RIBBONS Stamping done pronipily. SAE Bo mEry, AL 380 TENTH STRELT NORTHWEST, ‘Makes Corsets to order in every syle and material, RMA FT Fors of ail kinds repaired. apl-3m, and quaranie perfect it aud comtort, ER SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-made Underclotuing, MerinoUnderwear And finest imported Hoslery, Patent Shoulder traces, and all Dress Keform Goods, French Corsets and Busties, Children's Corsets und @ $1 Corset (Aliss H.'s own make) that for toe price is unsurpassed. N.B.—Freneb, German aud Spank ipoken. mrl4 CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. Evening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crapo Veils, Feathers,Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongee our specialty. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Kepaired. Ladies Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON 4 CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer aud ison Yriese, Kue Rivoite, Paris sas W. H. Hovoxrox & Co. 1214 F STREET N. W., Solicits orders for: ‘moth and thetr germ Drivate residences, guaranteeing Tus, and Sear without 5 WALL PAPER, SR ARs AND WIN- RB co MATERIAL FOR LOOSE COVERS aT Lownst FORTRESS MONROE AND THE line JANE MOS} LEY and AASraraat ecxwranrtjeane mada crt Colonial Beach. tiney Pant and Voruieis iurbor, ‘ond returning” Fare, Arst-ciam, Si. ound fiorsioo. myzi LY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORT a NE Qonner, STEAMERS GRORGE LIARY apd EXCELSIOR. COMMENCING MAY 15, 1880. On and after this date one of the above t iy. reliable first-class steamers Will leave Tth-sreet Liat daily, except Sunday, at &:B0 p,m. Secure tickets and’ room at 1552 and 610 Pennsy!- vania avenue, si. Mare botel and Kbox's Express Gi Prervrz Frau: Axo Wau ‘250 different styles of mouldings tor picture Fram. in oak, cherry, walnut, gilt or bronze, which we. wil make to order'in the éhoriest notice. our ‘ob muni are ckewhere. “If you arecontemplating baring’ fame ‘ou will find it to your advantage to come and exam: ine our stock and brices. One of the larg-st stocks of Mall Papers in the clcy;a large variety of spring pat terns, Gur prices on papers are as low as the lowest, A nice line of floor Oil Cloth ‘and Linoleum, 1 yard Wide, etc., for 2c. A new stock of 25x30 Gitand Bronze Frames for Crayon Portraits Window Shades, ae J. F. SPELSHOUSE, Agi. apl6-2m 728 7TH BT. N.W. Goon: News cent ‘less than ‘oop News FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For allin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in general, asno one need be without a well-furnished home because they have not got the cash to spare, We are determined to knock the bottom out of high prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 48 CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE- WHERE FOR Caso 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 to se- ect from. Come after you have posted yourselves on prices andterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you tat GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., In the place you were looking for. Come and be con ‘vinced that what we say are facts and no humbug. We repeat, come and make your own terms—at myl2 GROGAN’. ‘Varor Sroves ‘We have just recelved acar load of the LATEST IMPROVED VAPOR STOVES, all sizes and all styles, Single generators, &c. Be sure to cali and inspect our assortment before you purchase a VAPUR STOVK. Also Agent tor the Celebrated UNE MINUTE BOSS COFFEE POT. W. & JENKS & C0. mh27, ‘717 7th st ow, usr Recusven, A CAR LOAD OF OUR DNITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS which wo are selling at $20.75, 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. P. Hassos Hiss & Co SPRING LINE or WALL PAPERS. FRESCOING AND STAINED GLASS 18 FABRICS, FURNITURE, 815 FIFTEENTH ST. N. W. ny Tue Riveway DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIO REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY USEITIS WITHOUT 4 PEER, SOLVING THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE- FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS CON- TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE, PERIOD Ls ABS LUTE PURITY, WITH A MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE. IN ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE MUST NUT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURR, AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY OBLAINKD LN THE RIDGWAY, J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO. CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHING, (0. 1020 Seventh street nor:hwest. Sole Agents for the District ATTORNEYS. myl pls Mur. Vox Braxois, Moor Ee Formerly with tant & Taylor, New Yore Win, Barr &'Con, ne Louis Mo. Suits mudeat the shortest wotlee. "supsrior Atting reasopuble prices, aud satisfaction guaranitced. Fvening Dresses. Bridal Tromeaus a speciaity, az ¥.0 JAtu st, between Laid K. i TED SiVERAL YEARS TO my Son's Pan-t.ec-rie and National kecret Tele- phone lawsuits und contracts, J wow return to cenerul practice, assisted by J. HAKKY ROGEIS, esq. huectrical Expert and J.C. ROGERS, Es active in tue District of Columbia abg Mar tlie. 26 Carcorat Bul.ding, opposite U.S. Kes.dence: Partheuon Heigits p2b-Lan: SEWING MACHINES, é&e. Aurap V Au Orners ‘The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine the latest, simplest best in the world. Every lady should call at our office and See the varivty of WoFK done on this Mucuine. + wbroidery work of ail kinds done without the use ofauy attachment. In+ structions given free at S OPPENBEIMER 4 BROS, 528 9th strect n.w., Sole Agent for the Light-Running New Home Sewing fachine, Olu Muchines taken in exchange. Mi WHITE 18 KING! TH lection in the category of sewing Machines. A Concentration and condensation of mechulcal genius, and skill. ‘Lhe range of work can not be excelled. It sm thing of beauty and a Joy forever, Cull and seeitat J.B MCKENNEY'S, 427 uth ot. uw. J.B, WICH MOND, Matiager. Machines of ‘ll kinds for sale.r my39 ACME OF PER- rent. First-class repairing done. “Also, Central Office for The Universal Paiterns. see tens’ mya2 Pose USING “AM: RICAN SEWING MA- CHINES the past twenty-three yeurs will please take notice that the office of the SILENL NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, is corner of 7th and If streets. ‘The shuttle ofthe No. 7 has been enlarged to double tg iormer nize. ‘The New No. 7is the lightest running and the most simple anddurable machine made. “rhe price of the No. 7 is uy higher than is demanded for inferior macht, es. ‘Tne most exquisite urrasene embroidery and other Digiily artistic laucy work done on the New No, 7. call at office and see itin uperation. it will please, surprise and gratify you, Old Americans taken in ex: change. C. AUERBACH, z rine jth and H sia, sole Large assortment of new Improved mi kinds. No agents. No two profits. __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. hi Euzrys, 11j2 F Svnrer. We have opened a compiete ilue of 8 GENT's SUMMUIt UNDERWEAR, consisting of French Baitriggan Gauze aud Sum- mer Merino. Guuze shirts aud Drawers for $1 « sult, Jean Drawers, Gc and 7oc. Freuch | Balbricgat Shirts and Drawers at $1 each, or$1.76.8 sult: full ‘regular made French. Baibri Drawersat $1.50. each, ‘wook Underabirt at gi Hoslery, ‘The Jatest style in Coliars, Cuffs ana Neck ASPBELL CARRING ATTORNEY-aT Law. Practices in wil the Courta. Office 440 Loul- uauve. (Barbour Law isuilding.) Residence, i030 pain ee ‘che Cc W MILLER, ATTORNEY-ATLAW, Kooms's and 4, Gunton Law Building, wisi AvENEe, Residence, 813 T «t. n.w. mae Rreet and: Fnniglvania avenue, who witl dar chece Rerguce from bocels and privaie Temdenoes Tele. LOU, General Agent. POPNAC TRANSPORTATION LINE THE STRAMER SUE, Cart. W. C. GeocnRoax, has resumed her trips be: ween Wash -ngion and Raitt. muorey leavin magon's wharf, foot sith Sly every SUNDAY, 4pm, and Baltimore every FRIDAY. at —_ ops at River landings Preight received om Sat- uurdat’s ouiy, and must be pr i ply > TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPE' 4 BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF $ é a4 3 (OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. ve NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELIY Leaves Tthetreet whar! on MONDAYS, THURS | THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA DAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 a m. Returning Iincat River Lanlags we tars Souutan ectk” GU | an ‘ss csouttal : | PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. onan, Va. St Clements bay and Leonanisaks We | Tt iawithont adoubt the most BRAUTIFUL and the | mga Nerneriots Flour tn the Worl, ie j ices bave bot only the ‘mast | containinzas goes all the most Improved. Machin: Connects with B, & 0. . ery See schedule, OUN ke PADGETI Agen: GW. RIDLEY, Manager. * tes HT STEAM. TRECT TO NEW YORK—FRi invented up to the present time, it they produce ERS JOHN GIBSON and EC. KNIGHT jew 8 Flour Unsumrassxn by any millin the world To fi Ept Kver, Noy every SATURDAY at | pork magnliont Phar eit: nade | Route vtueweminmen, sey Wem A o oon bs G. "Freight at low Lukope and eaten af the principal ‘of the old tellers 2. oe M® YESS! arr. vernon: ge —— HOWEVER. STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Like everything else that has gained renown, some | [eaves “thetrest wharf daily (except Sunday) for | person br pernons are trving to take advantage of the | Mt, Veruion at 10 o'clock “a “mS returning, reaches Ferutation it bus gained by unitating the Nate and | Washington atout $50 . m. z Brand. and attempting thereby to palm off an infe- | _Se18 LL, BLAKE, Captain, Hor article for the genuine. = = —— THEREFORE, _STEAMERS. Bowure and see toit that either sacksor barreleread | 4 LLAN LINE KOVAL MAIL STEAMERS. “CERES; Sali regularly from BACTIMORE for LIVERPOOL via QUEEASTUWN. and have the tmprint of Calling at Halifax, N.S, and St. Johns, N. F. Nova Scotian, Jane 1; Caspian, June 15. Cabin, 965; iutermedia:e, Str Glaszow fo Philadelphia via Glasgow 10 Boston via Derry and Galway. Pas eager Accommodations Uuexcelled. For iurther inf rmation apply to Mrs D. A. BROSNAN, 612 9th st GEO. We Moss TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals, ‘WM. M.GALT & 0O., ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. my18-c0.3m sHORT ROUTE TO LOND NORTH GERM New York, Southampton, Bremen, The fast Ex- Press steamers of this Company sail every WED: DAY and SATURUAY, landing passengers i smpton In jess than eighi days ruin New V ori 0 Steamers are celebrated for thelr speed and ie com fort afforded passengers EF. DROOP, 925 Pennsylvania ave., —eigy MEDICAL, & I aplo-llw . THE OLDEST ESTARLISHED AND -adies' Physician in the city. cau be 4 C at, bet. dy and Uth ats. nw. | Vrompt treaunent. Correspundesice wid consulta: Hons strictly coufidential, Separate routs for laden, Office always open. my ZO4t® ‘only reli consulted duty. SFRVICES OF AN sician shouid onsult | mark Place, 11th st. be my2d-Ge Sanvers & Sravsax, DECKER BROS, FISCHER and ESTEY PIANOS, ‘Moderate prices aud sold ou cusy terms. andavelicummer Resorts: for any lengts ot tas YT ALGR ASSORTHENT OF SBCOND-IL 95 10 910 per month, p23 ed de PIANOS AND ORGANS. (GARVIS BUTLER in charge), 934 F street northwest. paste OLGANS 5 AStetoe etGans. Bape SPRCIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. routed for vse ai seus de, in the mountains, Gwired, Pianos and Ongatis tuned: reputre and ex- changed Pm La 4Squure, Gravd and Upright PIAS OSseme beat inew ail fiiy warrauied, Orsi! makexe For ssie tock W. G, METZEROTT & Co, myl¢-im 908 Penn. ave., 2d door from Oibat, ADIE- R QUIRING THE 4 expericuoed female PI Mrs. Dr. WILSON, 1105 -weon B and C sts. n. aa ROR EEE T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT AA BBB ER ba. BROLHIKS is tne oldest bstablisbed adver a4 Bou? Eee coullucntiy consait Da, BROT ME tis Gas Bee an coutldentiy consult Dx, 7 saw Particular attenuon paid to ail diseases peculiar to EF ladies, murried of single All successiully treated ORTES sye-ime Desens POWDERS CORE ALL luary Disewses ts 48 boury. ‘Nervous beblity Greunie Weau nea cussed by" indise'stion Patou Piteaaee uf lod, aBecring’ Tivowt, Seve’ eo’ Roig at STANDIFORDS.e Clond thane Btirend | Fath Price, 9k Bent by mall weaiod: mitt w tbun ANQOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE | MAR erie RRORUERS av igeratiog Loe | Sink Wil core any cane o1 nervous aoishiy aa ioe | Ci'nerye power It imparts vigor to the wile tom. You Bat aw. ‘aplo-ime ME DE FOREST. LONG-ESTABLIANED AND | Tellabie Ladies Physica, cau be consulied tally X Al Der residence. 1245 7th st. ulw. Olliov burs irom | Exhausted Vitality. ac. 210% pau. with Ladies oniy. Ik Juckuge of the Celebrated Marsion Bolus, Togettier with sealed treatise and testimonials, will be seit ov receipt of 6 stampa, MARSTON REMEDY CO.. 19 Park Place, New York. - NO. 2—A PERMANENT, Physical Deb vity, Loss of UNEQUALED IN TUNE, TOUCH, WORKMAN. SHIP AND DURABILITY. SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR RENT. SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY AND SEASHORE. 3 WML KNABE & C0. my8 817 Market Space. ny = 6) Joux F. Exuis & Co, 937 Pennsylvania ave., nearlOth st, ‘Tho Oldest and Largest Music House in the city. NTS ca, | Vitailly, caused by ludi-erction, excestes, &c. AGENTS FOR sii Sova SAR DIRORDS. St Goud 008 > s. Price, TheSuperior and Unexcelled SE Exec WEBER PIANOS 30 Days TRiaw axp DR. DYES ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT, an@ other Evectrre Arriianca, We will wehd oh Tautyr dase Wales en, young oF oid, "who are suflering trom Nervous Lebuity, Lost Vitality, aud those diseases of@ personal hature resuiting from abuses and other causes. Speedy | reef end coupiete restoration to beaitn, vigor and | Fophict ice andres VOLTAIC BELT Coa viet itee. Address VOLITAIC Sheik atch: ‘aloe MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS ‘Extensive Publishers of SHEET MUSIC And dealers in all kinds of MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS, MUSICAL INSTRU- MENTS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. pe, INSTANT RELIEE, FINAL CUR: IN 10 ‘and never returns. No purge, ni uo poritory. ‘SuBerers wil iouph or asinugle ten i ee aera eee eee : saTianggnd Orenoe tlt gu cony monty payments | Pugtibyadaremiug C1. MANOS, 76 Samus SY, Payment for new. | For Boston BA LT WORE ax ow Raccnoan. Schedule ta effect SUNDAY, MAY ‘80th, 1886, until further notice. Leave Washingyon from Station, corner of New Jersey avenue aod Cxtreet, Fp Nes 10:00 au. snd BOLO am dally, ‘The Yam. Ia Fest Limited Express for Pittsbu and Ouie wing io Piewwvnch at 735 pm Chi cage next Morning at 8:39. No extra jure fs charged: ou this train for fast (ime. For Clecinnati. Loulsvdie and St. Loul- dally at 3:90 PAM. ava 10:10 p.m., with through cancbes tnt Pak ‘ bg Cars to above points, without changes mth and St wmorning at 7245, ape god m. “Noextra fare ts charge om thie t=bareh at 10-00 am. and 8:35 p.m uity. to leveiand and Detroit, with Monarch Bar- r Pittsburgh H am. 1:9, 100, 83 110 p.m. For Sicnandowh Valley Ratiroad and points South $30 pm @vy. with Pullmae Sie-per, Washingt New Oriesus Vmstington an 1210 pin, 0. 4. nihays BID oan, and Dot, te Bs ually, except aa except Sunday Hagerstown 10:00 a. and 1 Valley Rafiroad,7:20@, “uily, except Sunday iediate pol cept mu day F Washington st 5:10, 1210, 2aH0, a 00 “atidays, 6.30; Bo, 4:20, 900, 6350, derry ae - ed and and 8:15 pam. dally, ex: 200 aan, 130) FAB Nate ein. “Ati train trom Washington stop at Relay Station, excem 125, and 6:40 pom. é Fort apply at the Baltimore and Wasi ncion Station, ole } be Aken FOr bay ance te be checks ‘And reoetved at auy point in the cits. BDUNH AM K. LORD, Gen, Manager, Baltimore, i TA_ROUTE. EST AND OUTHWPst, NDID CEN KY, sTiigh AT PQUPMENT, Y 160i. 1st, Hh station. corner of Sixth hicago Limited Express HUE CAPS ML VW) A, M dally” eat - daily to Cine) Louis, Marrisborg to ‘daily, and Bistreets, us For Pittsburg aud the West ‘ot Paince Sieeg tis Vener ing'at emits We aa UiFougu Sleepers for Lguiseiie and pen eae Paci ERprens, 10.008. St daily tor tesbae abd the Went, with throug Siseper Harfinbung US Chicagy a d Cieveiaud. ~< oe BaLTiMoni AND Potomac ice, AILROAD. Rochester, Buffalo, Ni exert Saturday, with Pace ac Korhenver. For Williamsport, Lock Maven and Kimira, at 50 Manag chaug For, Brookiyu, X: ¥. alt Jersey y x, afford ing «ivect iransfer to Fulton street, avoiding duubie ferriage acrow New ¥ ork (1 7:15, v0 v0'a. Limited Express, except Sunday For Hulumore, 6:55, 7:15,0:00, 8:40, 1205, 2200 as 3, 4:80, 0390, 7:10, 2u 200, WO, 11200 ADL 7:10, 10-90 wud'l1:20 P.M. For Pope's Creek ‘Line, 7:15 A. M. and 4a P.M, dai ¥, except Sunday” For An 15 A. M.,12:05 and nda; iys, #200 A. PRIA AND | teu bath RATA XANDRIA AND WASHING Trains leave Alexuudria for Wasi 10-00, 10:10 A.-M. LY0, B05, oo gid Noda Mand 12:16 midnight voxe pt Mow Gay), On Sunday wt 5:00 wud 1U:10 A. Ms 0, 10:82 P.M. und 22:10 niche ‘Tickets and information at the office, northeast ner of 18th street and f Of baggage to destination from hou CHAS. k. PU: D, General Pawenger gent. mylF TON, O110 AND WESTERN RAIL Rad, tid ‘realdenoae Mi. General Mana On and afer NOVEMBER 153M, 1885, tratne wilt Jeave from and arriveat 4 aud P- Oth and Batrecws Siatiou as follows. Leave Wa-hingion at 9:00 am, and 4:45 pm,an riveat ‘eceburg {1.00 ain. and G45 pan. seriveas Round Mill at 1:47am. and. 4202 pan. tetra, Jeave Round Mill $:51 a.m. usd 1°26 p.mi.- pane Lect burg 682 a.m. and 2.07 pu: aud arrives Wasting: ton et 5355 am. and 40 pan. ‘The trate arriy: at Washington at 8:35 am. that “eaving Wastington at a5 prin. are Gall Othier trains are dally except Sunday, Mouiiv and Commitailon Rates io an points au Superintendent, Alexandra, __UNDERTAKERS. ND BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 006 B SLs Ww. appeared before me and made oath tiat Leis the Oldest tstablished expert spectalist in this city, aud will guarantee acure in ull cases of privace disease of men aud furnish medirine, or uo charge: consultation and advice iree at any uour during Liberal Discount always for cash. Pianos ang Orguns Tuned, Moved, Repaired, Stored, Packed and'snipyed by cotupeleut ma ut wonders i Pros, BEWAKE OF IIPOSTORS! Gay. Subscribed ‘and sworn me. by” Dr. We employ nocanvassers, Leave your orders at | Sorina, SAMUEL Ce MIL igo Novars Pugs gurgore irders by Mail or Teiephone promptly @t- | in wud for ue D. of C., this 3d day of July, 1885. po-Lin® It will pay you to examine our Stock before pur- chasing. Henting a specialty. Telephone No. 18. JOHN F. ELLIS & Co. ‘987 Pennsylvania ave, Decxxenxve OB THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR myl-Im ‘Near lothsireet n.w. HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC. r >. Yrean be viven ina cupof cof're or tea withontths Do Nor Porcuase knowledge of the person taking it is absolutely barmies, and will efiect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient isa moderate drinker oran avculiaiic wreck. thus been given in thousands ot | cases, and iu every instance a periect cure buss tol- lowed. 17 XEVER FAILS. ‘The system ouce Aupreg- uted With We dpecilic, i becomes ab UWer Ausrwaar Kany sus Lue Liquor appeute Lo exist For Sax By DR. 5. F. WARE, EBBIT! HOUSE DRUG STORE, Corner 14th and F streets, aiso, R. K. HELPHEN- ‘Until You See The EMERSON PIANO, A thoroughly firsi~laa: Instrument at; dium price, “Over 41,40u now in use. Secoud hand Pianos and Organs at prices from $10 to $150. Svld on smail monthly payments. ‘Largest assurtment of Gc. music in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, apes 915 F street. DENTISTRY. 1D ieee SS especially; ulvo, tho “cure of toutiwcne without extracting: “A local anssthetio. used ou she Pune alleviates pain Of extracting. Gus . M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, 437 7TH ST. ‘three dours trom ‘corner & ‘Dentistry in ail Its branches ‘Teeth iserted 97 per set. ALL warrunted SPECIALTIES. M]¥E, ROSS THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT und Astroiogist, has been consuite | on Business, Love and Matrimony tor 24 years in this city: trouble cull, suulstaction guarsuteed. Ollice Bours, 10 Pat, Pas. Hee O0c and SL. 312 Firm st iC, Capt tol PH, MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY rect treatment, without the use of kuife, caustic OF ligature. Cure teed. Cun be consulted at 2ia Sat nw. front 4 to 6 pak apz-lime Fo OOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF Miia 2 Wenineas condacuuint recs censor Henien 60 cents each. 406 L street, between 4th and Gib sireets northwest. my6-40we PROFESSIONAL. E. Y Fer, &e “The wise for heaith on dally walks denend.” and the elite of the world visit Dr, White's establ.shments, 1416 Peunsyivania ave. Washington, and 11 N’ s ulaw st., Buithnore, fF the paintess treatment of corns, bunions, diseased nails aiid other foot aliments, 40th Year oc practice. $1 asitting| my Ze KS. DK. J. SEMMES AND HUSBAND, FOO? AVE specialists. Late of Boston, Corns, 25c. ‘Twenty- red. Parlors at 1222 Fst. Use thy blec- Ee Walt Restorer tor baldness and dandeait "It ise mo equal. Cut this our, 1322 F et, myl ] SES AND CURE. BYONE most of te noted epecialsis Sf ths edsy_ with obese, : by bi” Gored himself in three ‘moutas, and since then ‘AND SOUTH. wear af the lowest prices, ‘amortmest ai | hundreds of others by same 4 plain, simple Parad Pasti PI Fancy Night 1 si ‘and successful bome treatment Address Sclopacdtaa Commoniarhe™ — | Seder. $a" Suing owe shout speci Shirts to | Retuthalaw ‘TRS.PAGE. 125 Kast Zou se-N. ¥.City Page's Glue, ‘Mucllage PenciL ‘aplo ELLERY'S, 1112 F at nw. WILLING AND EXTRACTING TERTH MADE PY EYURSELL, Booksetier, Capone eee ARTES _myl 18 Oth st. aw, FINANCIAL. iyibore 1015 14th st n.w. 7 “= New Booxs aixce & W ADANICUii AND SURGEON CHINOPODIST, ‘Triumphant D by Carn Panes erotic eae: ‘Theonly importer aud Manuucuurer of Fine Manleure Libor ad ahd baw. by Won eeitipe, eae ang Chttapodict Goods sou of New York, Perates of deal Boonomy. by Maraball, facie aeeaue,} ow Yor, 0 eb Peaneyivanla ave Bad Th es, by Waliace. ud isllads of the Southern People,by Moore. Kchues, by Browne, te, by Feuile. ‘Memoirs of Gen. She: Violetum by Sirs: Wisters * D&W ediston, 689 15th street (Corcoran Building) PRIVATE sivce TELEGRA! ne weet E ‘Barwa ABSHINGTON, BALTIMORE, ILADELPHIa ¥ NEW VOuK, BOSTON ae Gkxunal Paurexus, = Waray 3. Cavan 0, dietetic article as in the case of thesecelebrated biends, | Pi2¢lples of Political Keonomy, by Newoomb. Spe ired a ee hich, within the short space of ove year, have been Urs alports vol dite ‘W. H. MORRISON, lad Ht bopan, W sahingion, D.C. su every leading hotel 1n Philadelphia, N nd sel 0 | Teck, Boman cod Mew Gone Snnetpuia New | apa0 479 Pennayivanis Ave. | _ pay and sell on contusion ail Caancy Sf Sliway | Roumced vastly superior to any straight teas they had | CUizcutatine [uinraRy. 2 H.DODGR, Resident Partner. Write to BARBOUR @ MAMILTON for test-| tar Books. si MAGAZENIS and’ RUW | , Quotations of tocks snd Ronde and tormation re moniaia. Give these teas & trial, and'you will never | BOOKS SO0S Aa ISSUED. Stentig® direct from the New vere Saco eres = use any other. . 740 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ¥ mh6-6,tu,th,8m2de VARIA Aven orders executed and reported promptiy. sof Ger Taz Bae Boors Booxs: Booxse HOTELS, — pent BOOKS. Tux New Your Hore: I desire to close out at cost ALL ON MY x “THE CONCORD HARNESS” shelves v0, make rovun ony, Fradein | snus popular Rad WORK CITY. FINE AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY. This and it ‘added, “THE CONCORD COLLAR” oar guest LARA TRUNKS and SATCHELS of the best makers tn ee ag regi to reat variety at very low prices. Carve, Pribs of Fosase | without from. 407 renuayleenin Bn sa00 PERMANENT ova8 ‘adjoining ‘Hotel. = THE TRADES. W OMAN & WARSISOS, oa Hoon Ok Manntactarers 420und 422 11th a nw, NUMBER OF SLIGHTLY-USED UPRIC AND SQUARE PIANos of our make, aluuost a5 ova as ew, and fully warranted, will be sold at ib © jou from regular price, peehesss KNABE @ 00., STINE, corner 14th sireet and Vermont avenue, Washington, D.C Catlor write for pamphiet containing hundreds ot testimonials trom the best women aud men from all my8 S17 Aiarket Space | partso1 uke country. ocz4-s.tub ( RANICH & BACH PIANOS lways the same bert ae Saf Gals mafvelousselfpiay ing iuvecumnentel | Lieuw Brean GL. WILD @ BED. 709 Seventhst. pn. w. Established 1864 = Special attention to tuning and repairing. Now eee oy orl} Lp ALonr & Davin Pr. TYLIS OF FH Wiese Goitvrated Pianos just fecetveds Tait ‘double sgrade und pew repeating action. Low prices. Easy Veruis iuy now. Bargains to clos by 1oth Juss H. L. SUMNER ip charge, 511 9th st.aw. aplo 4 PURE MALT FXTRACT Posresses the highest merit. 111s manufacture ¢from iLe choicest nuderials, and Combines tue wost palar Luble qualities ofa remesiing driuk, Witu Lue saVigor: Buyug Sud wHoleOMe properuies vs tue Lest Mail Ex tracts. ICTOR BECKE! Vi PIANO SALE ak RENT WAREROOMS, Gareaen we aS, rang end Sorte aun oe eosiiog PY ¢ RAKAUER AND C. D PEASE &00., rc Planon “Bunett Organa Tho. beslpyy Py semonablepprice Pianos, Kent tuning. re i ‘palatable w the taste, and ol easy assim ‘pbc Le James, Phe De N-best Louis, atter snaly- says: “Its low itage of alcobol, its efferves- Cenee is delightful taste ‘autd odor, ail combine to re Pair, at G1 KUMN'S, 407 Luin st aw 113_ | Commiend Nicholson's Malt Dxtrict, 4s being «most Tat las ever come Under my exaumiuasion” Mos Juur Coxsox Sars DAVLD SICHOLSON. Prop'r, ST. LOULS An an article entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year: At wholesale by “Fuel for a cooking Stove and two other fires, and WA MUEHLEISEN, Uights,would cost about $8 per month, provided CUE: | 45 918 STH ST. WASHINGTON were used in cities,” &c, L 4 ANY PART OF WASHINGTON ei HUE 3 +549 x OR GEORGETOWN— a kendo Bieta ¥ > ea weal bag Dr.CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Begeners- ~ - tor, is made expressly for the cure of derangement: COKE NOT CRUSHED— of the procrestive organs. Whenever any devility of 40 Bushels for $2.90 eiimeresrs on, There i 'no mate about this Iostrument have tested cures, WASHINGTON Gas LIGHT COMPANY, | )SEOL me De® re ia ndaeenaion Te. BS (411 and 413 10th street <apecity, Lack of Vigor, Sverility—in fact, any trouble <a these ‘organs is cured. Do not confound this with: ectric belts advertised to cure all ills from bead :> sve, ‘Thus is tor the ONE specilied purpusa, bores: culars giving fall imurmation address— Rororo Yusasr Powozr THE “OLD RELIABLE” STANDARD BAKING POWDER, PUREST, STRONGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD. (CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT Co., aus-wis 103 Washington street. Chicago. Keveroxs Mace Wace — Ds BLLEW. FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, Corner New Jersey ave. and G et. b. Telephoue call, 235—3. Rar, 5 CAIN, iy ZCRNINIAG UNDERTAKER, O11 “ith st very thing sirictly Pirwt-class and om the most Kemouabie Lertum “i JOSEPH GAWLER PUNISHING UNDER Jog a RS EE 726 Peuusyivania ave. ww. ierus moderate Telephowe call UZ 12 auySE a6 R. * UNDARTAKER AND PRACTICAL FMRALIER, Graduate of 1884 Claws of the Cncthinad! Robo! Eabalmis CM. Lukens, M.D., Prineipak 14s. Caries Demoneracor 81 itm sireat wortiwen. Tetennome cr A STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Los CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. “We do here coveity (nat we supervise the arrange ments for ati the Monthiy and Quarterly Drinemge The Henisiana Sate destery Comping. and tn pore ton manage anit con: Prawing: ves, that the scime ire conducted with hemexty. jayne, and tn gout faith ‘tineard all parties, ant vr cuthoriae the Company to wae tais certificate, wtih Jacctcmiles af OP sngnatures attached, in ii udverivsements.” (CStuminstoners, We the aindersionea Ronis ana Bankers wi pay af Prizes drawn in The Lenisiana State Lotteries whi ‘may be presented at ow Counters. cqtety 3, Pres. Louisiana 2. W National UNPRECEDEN!ED ATTRACTION, ‘Over Half Million Distribued. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Incorporated in 1568 for twenty-five years by the Legislature for Kancational aud Charitable purposes With & capital of $1,000,000-to which & Feserve lund of over $350,000 lias since been maded. ninde'a parto’ the prestat state Coustiution adapted ‘4 part o” the proseut State Ci tion December 24. A. D. 1578. Tis Grand single Number Drawings will take place monthly.” Jenewr seaies or smativonce. "Look a tut jow ing distribu on: 13 1d Grand Mouthiy AND THK EXTRAORDINARY “GUA SERLY DRAWING, INTHE ACADEMY OF Music Nkw ORLEANE TULSDAY. JUN6. 15. 1806. the persoual supervision and wanagement of Under 3. . T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, and GEN ‘A. EARLY. of Virgin ‘CAPITAL PRIZE. §1: 50,000, Bg Notice.—Tickets are Ten Douars only. Halves,$5. ” Fitths, $2, “‘Tenths, $1. PITAL PRIZE OF — §150,000......$150,000 TORRE Biuze ov on IGRAND PRIZE OF 1) 2 LARGE PRIZLS OF 10,000). 4 LARGE PRUZES OF 5.4000. 26 oF 3000. oo ‘B00. 100 ‘Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and address Reg 2,0, Mor For sale by all grocers in the District, A acndias em or RFR OL nl Sioeie Dotle-—everenmmenened Comte | operatity DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL vax |“ Ma DOO onsen oneal CORE, STRICTLY PURE. Tit > rs for ‘Wasting Diseases, ani ‘WM, H. CRAWFORD £00. -epenead Genera Dabney MILWAUKEE LAGEB Manutsctarers’ Agents, | - PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00 6 Rote megs.on myli-im ‘Baltimore, Md | seware of Imitation, None geauine without the ‘HE BEST IN THE DISTRICE omnarureot EISNER @ MENDELSON, Gole Agentstor ue U.i Phila, 2a ‘For anlety Dealers generally, or by the Agent, ML OC PALMER (1826 2b Brest North wes, cal