Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1886, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. Orrice oF THE CittEY Si 1 OFFICER, WASHING rox, D.C, June 2, 1886,9 am, For eastern New Yo astern Pennsylvania, New Delaware, slaryland, and Virginia, alr tionary tempet winds generally southerly nearly ture. For Thursday, locs) rains are Indicated for New Engiant aid middle Atlantic states, with early stationary temperature. Straw Marrixs, Retrigeratorsand Window very Variety. Moses & Son, 11th Latest and Fine Stationery at Gas FIXTURES, at Shedd’s, 409 9th street. Wer MAKE A Srectaury In gentlemen’s fine Dand-sewed shoes. All the latest styles. Mra, Wm. H. Rich, 717 Market Spac Vicror Fountain Pe cents. Whitaker's. 8, gold mounted, 50 EWING COMPANY'S cel- Cabinet Beer on. draught at , 937 D street northwest. 1,000 Koxrs Linen Paper and Envelopes, 25 cents. Whitaker's. Romert PorTNER Br ed Vienn: Purxtixe 100 Cards from plate, 75 cents. Whitaker's. Palle, VIENNA OpTIcIAN Co. will remove to 807 14th st, bet. H and I, June 15th, Gas RANGES and Stoves at Shedd’s. Lor ARrorYPes at 50 cents, tormer price 75 and 8Ocents. Whitaker's," LARGE size walnut marble top suit, 10 pieces, gpring and mattress, $40; rattan rockers, $2 Jarge arm rockers, $1.25, at Wa. LowEN- THAL'S, 739 7th st.'n.w, Carp ENGRAVING and printing reduced in Price, Whitaker’ ALL Booxs ordered at 15 from retail price. Whitaker's. Just RECEIVED a large lot of 48¢. lisle shirts, best value in the city. Franc’s, 4D, the only strictly one price hat and gent s furnishing store in thecity. ENGRAVED PLATEand 100cards $1.50. Whit- aker's. Laws Vases and Sonar and electric artists and the trade, ed. C. M. Beli, 463 Pennsy! PicrURE FRAME and Easels at cost toclose them out. Whitaker's, FAMILIES in want of pine apples for preserv- Ing purposes be ‘supplied at reasonable prices at the entral Fruit Store, 9: Louisiana avenue. Now is the time. Tucker per cent discount arden Hose at Shedd’s. 1 ght en! rgements for ALL Booxs on shelves at cost at Whitaker's. GLAssEs repaired while waiting. Hempler’s, wor. 4%. CITY AND DISTRICT. DD Amusements To-Night. ALBAUG! “Princess of Trebizonde.” HERz0o’s.—“Our American Ministe: prAXonawa BUILDING.—Second Battle of Bull un. Ivy Crry.—“The Wild West.” Condensed Locals. Messrs. Woodward « Lothrop have Issued a notice to their employes that during July and August, on and after July 5th, they will close their establishment at 1 o'clock p.m. on Sat- urdays and on other days of the week at 5 p. in. At the meeting of the Clerks’ Mutual Benefit and Protective Association last evening, Mr. Geo. A. MeCathras and Mr. I. Gans were added to the committee on celebration July 21st. The Glen Rock Pennsylvania band, which gecompanied the Washington Continentals to Richmond, spent yesterday in this city, and Jast evening serenaded THE STak office’ and Dther newspaper offi The Mount Vernon Regents’ association have Hecided to remedy the dilapidated condition of ‘Washington's tomb during the coming year. George Luskey,an ex-member of the police force who was dismissed without trial, yester- Yerday filed a suit against the District claiming 240, the amount alieged to be due him as Salary from the time of his dixmissal. Residents of Washington were granted patents Yesterday as follows: R. A. Beuchler, screw- Guttingmachine and William P, Talldek, rein- olde ‘The fourth annual convention of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will meet in Carroll hail ©n the 9th instant. Two hundred and fitty delegates will be present, representing all sec- tions of the country. Cardinal Gibbous Is ex- pected to attend. M. Baker, a colored boy, was fined $5 by Judge Snell'to-day for taking’ roses trom a pari in East Washington. Several peanut ana banana venders who Stand with their push-carts on 7th street in ‘front of the Post Office building, were fined $1 each by Judge Snell to-day for’ obstructing the Street. ‘Tne certificate of the election of the following frustees of the Murary Universalist society has been placed on record: W. W. Curry and Fred- erick Brockett for four years; T. E.G. Pettin- gill, J. W. Webband Georege H. Dyer one year The Ball Players. A REMARKABLE GAME BETWEEN THE NA- TIONALS AND THE KANSAS CITY NINE. The National and the Kansas City teams, the Dabies of the league, met yesterday afternoon ‘nd succeeded tn finishing a game, which was ‘won by the visitors, by the remarkable score of 2 to 1 in thirteen innings. Both teams played an excellent game, and all the runs were earned. The Cowboys scored & run in the sec- ond inning, and the home team tied the score 4n the sixth’ by good base running of Carroll. In ‘the thirteenth inning the visitors made another earned run. The Nationals almost tied the Score again, but Start was put out at the home te in endeavoring to scoreon Knowles’ drive right fleld. The National out-batted the Misitors, but were outlucked. The Detroits play here this afternoon. GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY. At New York—Detroit, 4; New York, 8. At Philadelphia—Phiiadelphia, 3; Chicago, 0. At New York—Metropolitans, 7; Cincinnati, 12. At Newark, N. J.—Newark, 6; Louisville, 4. At Boston—Boston, 4; St. Louis, 2. At Phila: delphia—Athletic, '16; Pittsburg, @ At Balti- more—Baltimore,'7; St. Louts, 2. ee ge FIRE FROM SPONTANEOUS CoMBUSTION.— At 6:30 o'clock this morning fire was discov- ered in the new unoccupied house, No. 1520 ‘Yth street northwest, owned by John A. Lim- wick. The fire was’ in the third story, caused By spontaneous combustion from olly rags left by the workmen. The house was damaged to the extent of $800 to $1,000, covered by insur- ance. ——— CLAIMING DAMAGES FoR Her HUSBAND'S DEATH.— Yesterday Ellen Donohue, widow and executrix of Daniel Donohue, sued the Wash- ington and Georgetown Railroad company, Claiming $10,000 damages. She claims that on the 2d of June, 1885, her husband was, by the Beglizence of the agents of the railroad com- pany, jolted from a7th-street car and so injured ‘nat hie died. ———— A Surr yor Divoxce.—Wim. Scrivener yes- erday entered suit for divorce from Rachel Serivener. The piuintiff resides at 1612 10th Street northwest, and states they were married. iu May, 1867, and charges that in April, 1379, While keeping house at 1913 11th street’ north: West she deserted him and went to Philadel- hia, where she still lives. —— Tue Fuxenat or Grs. STANNARD.—Funeral Services will be held over the remains of Gem, Geo. J. Stannard, whose death was anbounced An yesterday's STAK, at 8 o'clock to-night, at the house 233 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. ‘The remains will ve escorted to the Baltimore aud Potomac depot aiter the services by a dele- gation of the Vermont association and by a committee of the first army corps of the Army of the Potomac. The interment will be in Bur- lingtor, Vi. ——— Tue Kasrar MvsIcaLe.—A large and Musical audience filed the Congregational eburch last evening on the occasion of the an- nual musicale by Prot. and Mme. Kaspar. The rogram inciuded selections from the works of ‘hb, Mozart, Haydn, Donizetti, Ponchielll, Werst, Dancia, Ersield and Schira, and these names indicate the ambitious effortsof the upils who participated. Both Prof. and Mrs. Beant have reason to congratulate themselves Upon the result ot their teaching, for both vio- linists and Vocalists acquitted themselves with fee To the Wiihelm) club, an aD of young lady violinists, of which Prof, Kaspar is justly proud, was allotted two num- bers, both of which” were excellently per- formed. Ersield’s Siumber song for two wiolins ‘Was finely rendered by Misses Mattie Saxton Sind Emma Prall, as was also Werst's Trau: Anerei by Mr. Chas. Kaspar. ‘The two’ violin- ists who attracted the most attention were Misses Nona Stosch and Birdie Lucas, These girls are respectively thirteen and fifteen ears Ofage, and. their pertormances were really le. Miss Stosch is large for her With a strong masculine Vigor, and her ren ton of Veuxtemp’s Fantasie Appassionata Was characterized Ly a power and precision of execution that wa@worthy the highest praise. Birdie Lucas is dirceuly the Opposite in her con- struction and feelings. She bas all the finer Seusibilities that belong to the feminine nature, and her performance of Daacla’s Romanss showed a delicacy of interpretation and finish of execution thai evidenced tne not attaient. Of Mrs. Kaspar'’s pupils Misses walie B. Kedd and Emma Thompson gave evi- ence of caretul study as well as the possession: of musica! voices, and their efforts were justiy applauded. Miss Mary Wilson, who the duett frum the “Marriage ot Figaro” with Mrs, Kaspar, possesses a sympathetic mezzo. so- ano Voice of rare sweetness, while Miss Me sings with much energy and vigor. AlL the ladies mantiested the excellence of their tuiniug, jor their intonation and enunciation Were periect and distinct and they were always true to the Key. Altogether the affair was of such an enjoyable churacter that the jarge audience remained seated until the completion Of the last number upou the program. —— Cuorce PuaNrs at Avction.—Mr, Dowling ‘Will seil to-morrow morning, at his auction Fooms, ut 11 o'clock, a choice collection of roses and other plaais, see advertisement, Dean Lewin’s Funeral. AFTER SERVICES AT MARLBORO THE REMAINS ARE BROUGHT To THIS CITY. The funeral services over the remains of Rev. Dr. Meyer Lewin were held yesterday afternoon mn Trinity church, Upper Marlboro’, Prince George county, Md. The burial service was read by Bishop Paret, assisted by Rev. Dr. Thon. G. Addison and Rev. Dr. Orlando Hutton, The Temains, which were robed in stole and sur- plise, were then viewed by the large congrega- Lion present, and then the casket and that con- taining the body of Mrs. Lewin, which had been disinterred, were taken to the train. Many of the clergy accompanied the remains to this city, and upon arrival at Oak Hill the bodies were placed temporarily in the vault to be subsequently interred in the lot given for the purpose by Mr. W. W. Corcoran, adjoining that where the body of Bishop Pinkney lies. Bishop Paret read the prayers and Rev. Mr. ‘Todd committed the body. The music, which had been arranged by Nev. Mr. Andrews, of Christ Churen, was very appropriate. Bisho) Randolph, of Virginia, was present. ‘The palk- bearers were members of the vestry and the eburel wardens of Trinity church—Messrs. Chas. Clagett, Jos, K. Roberta, Robt. Clagett, @. H. Bunnell, Frederick Sasscer, jr.. W. B. pied Irving Bowie, Judge 1 BB. Chew ana ‘Thos Clagett. mong clet ‘at were the following from this elty: Sainuel H: Glesy, D.De 1. L. Townsend, S. T. 'D., Thos. G. Add: 1, D. D., John H. Elliott, 8. 7. B., Jas. A. Buek, Josiah B. Perry, John B. Gray. "Yesterday mornii before the funeral a memorial meeting was hel in the chureb at Marlboro’, and addresses were made by Bishop Paret, Rev. Dr. Addion and others of the clergy. Miss Gloyd’s Assailant. THE PEOPLE OF GAITHERSBURG STILL SEARCH- ING FOR THE FUGITIVE. Correspondence of Tax EVENING STAR. GaitueErssung, June 2.—The colored man, Charles or Danfel Anderson, arrested by Officer Van Fleet in Washington, and supposed to be the assailant of Miss Gloyd, was interviewed in Washington by Sheriff Miller last evening, and the sberiff was satisfied that Anderson was not the right man. He was not, however, released, for his statements were so unsatisfactory that it Was thought that he might be wanted else- where. The excitement here has not abated in the least, although yesterday there was @ con- siderable’ falling off of the crowds about the post office and station. This is attributable to the fact that the farmers have work to do which cannot be postponed. ‘The man seen near Sy ee ile rs pee Lael aa at the He ere of the Gaithersburg people, Monroe, who was first arrested and released, has been taken, Into custody again in Carroll county, and will prob- ably be brought to Gaithersburg for identifica- tion. Itis thought by many that Miss Gloyd would be unable to positively identify the man, from the fact that she has at first identified some of the men captured. ‘The county commissioners yesterday offered reward of $200 for information resulting in the arrest and conviction of the perpetrator. peabicnc AN INSANE LaDy DISAPPEARS FROM A RalL- ROAD TRAIN.—At Joseph King, De Trales, of Charleston, 8. rted at Police headquarters that he left the tin and Potomac de in this city, on the 11:20 p.m. train for New York with his Te- $k Gp,0.788 Crab Salad. Finest in the world. perlence. Ladies’ large saloon attached. out what fits your case. Whatever system in tone. Ai city, the The Louisiana State Lotiery, at New Orlean Tuesday, March 16th; through the First Na: for $: SUMMER RESORTS. DRY GOODS. LADIES’ _GOoDs,__ Great Overstock Sale, No. 1, At Hahn's, 816 7th st, and 1922 Penn. ave. Owing to the backwardness of the season we are overstocked in several departments. To avold carrying any stock over to the next season we DOW open aseries of overstock sales. No. 1 comprises many Low Shoes and Slippers in our Misses’ and Boys’ departments, This sale closes June 234. Don't wait till the last day, for the first comer gets the first choice. ae ‘$2.60 fine Calf Low Button and Ties, Soys' and Youths’ $1.75 Fine Low Button, Boys’ $1.50 Batton and Laced Oxfords, $1.15. Youths’ $1.26 Solar Tips Low Dutton, $1, Misses $1.25 Fine Oxfords and Low ‘Buiton, 1. Misses’ $1 Hand or Machine Oxford Ties, 7 Misses’ $1. Cur. Kid Opera Slippers, 75c. Mises’ 75e, Genuine Kid Opera Slips, 6oc. Child's $1.25 Fine Sandal Slippers, 90c. Child's 75e. Spring Heel Ties and Button,50c. Child's 75c. Fine Opera Slippers, 50c. i Hand-sewed Spring Heel Oxfords, at Auerbach’s, 2, 1 Bafgain Day To- One lot linen splashers, to close, 8c.; balance linen tidies, 5c; a few more sideboard and bureau covers, 43c.; Congress canvas scarfs outline work, 18c.; special, twenty dozen eight- button length, Jersey siik mitts, all colors, 29c. closing out jewel: One lot children’s silver bangles, 19c.; fine gold-plated bracelets tor ladies and children, regular price, $2.48, to- iDinbles," rgaine in Swiss embroidery. imbles, jargains in Swiss embroidery and Oriental laces: Mrs, MAx WEYL, Agent. Silks, Satins, Velvets, Dress Goods, below ‘7th st. for bargains and presents, ung’s Mourning Store. 3 Johnson, cor. 13th and E. York River Soft Crabs, Deviled Crabs and ‘Lifetime ie row. “Look Before You Leap.” Before you commit yourself, in ill health, to the tender mereles of any physician, be sure that he isaskilltul man. If you need some tonic or nervine to revive exhausted nature, don't go blindly tothe druggist and ask for the first thing you see. Look before you leap, find one all- igestion, et your eef and 1 ment, disordered liver, dyspepsia, tn or what not—the primary thing Is to r. Henley’s Celery, Tron will do this to a charm. Sewing Machine Repairing at Auer bach’s, 7th and H. Telephone call, 422-2, 1 Where Wiberg’s Wonderful Winning Was. . Wiberg, 1431 south 10th street, Omaha eld one-fifth of ticket 73,040, which drew capital prize of $150,000, In the drawing of tonal Bank of Omaha he sent it to the New Orleans National Bank, and received a diaft 000 Made on the Hanover National Bank and was sent to Kountze Bros., New York city, for collection, and the sum of $30,000 was wite, Julia C:, and that being very tired he fell | &itY, for col , : \ asleep in the sleeping car and that when he ar- | Tecelved. (Ge Sey Er es rived at Bowie station he missed his wife from| 3 Per 6; Se. Quart Bottle, No.1 the train. She was insane, and by the advice of his physician, he was taking her north for change of scene instead of placing her in aluna- tic asylum. This morning she was found in Uniontown, As she was not hurt, it is su Posed that she must have got off the car wh in the depot here. sa TRUSTEES’ SALE oF IMPROVED PROPERTY.— ‘The attention of buyers is called to the trustees’ sale ot improved properties advertised by Ed- wards & Garnett, trustees. See advt. a Rye Whisky, Orders by mail, McGee’ in the world for the money. 9th, near D st. Gent's Suits Cleaned, Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in 4 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. 1b. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterinilk; jweet Milk 8c. per q Cream 16 cents, Affairs in West Washington. BUILDING AssoctaTion.~At the 49th monthly meeting of the First Co-operative Building aé- sociation, held last night ut the hall of the asso- ciation on 32d street, money sold as follows: $300 at 72 per cent, $2,000 at 75 per cent,8500 at 80 per cent, $800 at'81 percent. Mr: Hugh Nelson was elected as attorney and a trustee of this association instead of Mr, Jesse H. Wilson, who resigned. REDUCTION oF BRIDGE ToLI.—A meeting is called at Goddard's hall Friday evening of mer- chants and others who favor a redaction of tolls ‘on the Aqueduct bridge until the tree bridge 1s @reality. See notice. A PRESENTATION.—At the last meeting of George C. Whiting Lodge, No. 22, F. A. A. M., a gold past master Jewel was presenied to Mr. John C. Athey by Past Master Charles Becker. Gain RecErpTs.—Canal boat Beulah ar- rived yesterday with 4,000 bushels of wheat and canal boat E. Lyons Whiting arrived with 3,000 bushels of corn for Hartley Bros, Wheat soldon ‘change at 88c. to 91e. “a bushel and eorn sold at 45¢, to 46c. a bushel. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER Av 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 68; con- dition, 10. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 71; condition at north connection, 3; south cotnection, 25. | Distributing reservoir, ‘tem- perature, 70; condition at influent gatehouse, 26; efMuent gatehouse, 23. Axorme Bro Assonruexr Of a. pare wool, HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, 11 Decheiial” Spring. Shades just tessves eke elegant Dress Goods are worth Sige, the price is faced to 25. FANCY SUMMER SILKS, 37, 50, 62 BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. NAVY BLUE, GARNET AND BROWN SATINES, BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 0c, ccc a TTTT EEB RRR oe go & fe FB Ee me ooo 242 2 F ies EOE Sus ‘711 Market Space, near 7th street. ROYAL SERGE in Beautiful §; ‘Shades, double width, 12 yards for $2. igre BOU-CLA GRENADIN: beautiful S| id sie wan pena oP Stade ALBATROSS and NUN’S VEILING, beautiful spring Shades, wide double width very fine quality, duced to 37yc. % amass SURAH SILKS, beautiful Spring Shi cellent a cic ni aghast Excellent quality BLACK SILKS, extra width, $1.00. BLACK BROCADE SILKS, special bargain, 75¢, a ene TES a Cet ae QUILT, worth $1.50, or of our handsome SATIN DAMASK TOW. xtra large see. worth $1.00. Tse Views Or Prortz ‘With reference to purchasing READY-MADE CLOTHING 1s somewhat divided. Some goto one place and some to another to buy, and it will always beso: but you will hear it expressed on all sides that Af & person asks another where to produce good and. reliable clothing, ready made or made to order, our ‘house is the first one mentioned to buy—because its generally known that we manufacture the best that cam be produced and carry a large assortment from Fora Blue Slater's Flannel Suit. Strictly All Wool, Eves Ricsr Here: 00D NEWS IS THE BEST NEWS, THEREFORE READ ON. Ifone-halftheattention that is pald to making money ‘was paid tosaving it the world would be much better off, Be thrifty, as well as industrious, and when you want to buy clothing go where you will get the benefit of low prices. VICTOR E. ADLER'S ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 18 THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY, ‘Here is the proof of it: OUR GREAT SPECIALTY SUIT, $9.75. ‘We have added five new styles this week, making in all thirteen different styles and textures. These goods are strictly All Wool, and we claim they are the greatest bargain ever produced in the District. 57.50 BUYS A CASSIMERE SUIT, Strictly All Wool $5.00 FOR A GOOD BUSINESS SUIT. $15.50 FOR A PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, ‘Wanscott Worsted, Blue and Black. Strictly All Wool. $9.50 fadeless color, with two sets of Buttons, | BOYS’ SUITS, AGE 13 TO 18 YEARS, $4.50, $5.50, $6, $7.75, $8.25 and upward CHILDREN’S SUITS, AGE 4 TO 13 YEARS, Striclly All Wool, 92.87, $3.50, $2.87, $4,94.75 and upward, MEN'S PANTS, ‘Neat Mixtures, Hair Lines and Combination Stripes, Strictly All Wool, 91.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50. $3.75 and upward, at VICTOR E ADLER'S PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE. STRICTLY ONE PRICK, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., Corner of Massachusetts Avenue, Open Saturdaystill 11 p.m Jel the finest in quality to the lowest in price. It is needless to mention separately every article we sell and at what prices, AS YOU WILL FIND ANY KIND OF GARMENT, FOR EITHER MAN OR BOY, ON OUR COUNTERS, AS WELL AS A FULL LINE OF TIES, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, 4c, NOAH WALKER @ co, my28 625 Pennsvivania avenue Asevo-Amenican Lesuraxce Co. 629 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST) ‘Wasuimetow, D. Cy ISSUE FIRE AND MARINE POLICIES oc22 ‘HE WHITE IS KIN tection in the THE ACME OF PER- ‘of sewing Machines A concentration and co! tion of mechanical geutus saa fhe range of work can not be exculed. it ry of beauty and a joy fore 3 FOMCKENNES 2 ‘ab MOND, Manager. Machines of ali Tent. las for The Univeroal Pattorus. ‘See them Groncr T. Kuss. TalLoR, 414 9TH STREET NORTHWEST, p20, Axrnoxse G. Szuzz, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, 1332 F STREET Cadistning Hobics Hoven) prices. my2l-la Ger Taz Bar. “THE OUNCOHD HARNESS” “THE CONCORD COLLAR* TRUNKS and SATCHELS of the bast makers in great variety at very low prices, LUTZ& BRO, oT 2enezivanie Aveo 5 To $3 Pm C. REDUCTION. VIENNA OPTICLAN COMPANY, 600 Pa ave, BW. ia umeae” ap26 2 mys Wee Tar Rasy Asp Coot WEATHER WON'T LAST ALWAYS, AND THEN YOU WILL NEED LIGHT CLOTH- ING. OURSTORE IS NOT THEONLY PLACE IN THE CITY WHERE THESE GOODS ARESOLD, BUT OUR STOCK ISTHE LAT- EST IN STYLE, AND THE LATEST PUR- CHASED, AND CONSEQUENTLY NEW- ‘EST AND CHEAPEST, IN DARK COLORS WE CAN SHOW YOU SERGES, BLUE, BLACK, BROWN AND GREYS, IN SACK COATS OR CUTAWAYS. LIGHT-WEIGHT DIAGONALS AND CORK- SCREWS, IN CUTAWAY OR PRINCE AL- BERT COATS, IN LIGHT COLORS WE HAVE JUST ADDED SOME VERY STYLISH SACK AND CUTAWAY COATSUITS AT $12, $15 AND $18. THESE ARESPECIAL BARGAINS, ALSO A FEW MORE ENGLISH CASSI- MERE SUITS, VERY HANDSOME AND ‘VERY GooD. IN YOUNG MEN’SSUITSOUR STOCK IS FULLOF GOOD THINGS, BOUGHT LATE AT LOW PRICES, AND SOLD CORRE SPONDINGLY Low. “LOT” OF NEW THINGS IN SILK, MO- HAIR, ALPACA, “SICILLIEN,” LINEN, SILK, WORSTED, DRAP D’ETE, &c., @c, % B BARNUM @ CO, 981 PEND. AVE, Mu M. J. Hom 1900 F STREET N. Ww. WILL RXHIMIT ON THURSDAY, MAY 27TH, A CASE OF IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS JUs? RECEIVED FROM THE LEADING BOUBES OF Pana nme D. OSTON—SUMMER BOARD. r Re Pp, H. WHEATLEY'S DYE WORKS. : Reopened for the reception of visitors. Inansiry situation peer azinity church. Gaeanx EDUCED ‘RICES, Sedgies from pascsenneiein toeieni abana thas ite "Passengers ior Cobbs inlagd Sill tece Sees | SELLE wee changed, “Mateos SEATON PERRY, 2 | fallwill beso great that it wil’ be imposriiie to ‘get Charies, a daily steamer from ‘Norfolk, at 9-20 ain 5 BM, 27 St James ave. Back ay, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY @ BROTH! shulga workmen enough to-do tae romps ae Se ieacrery Sonauy Wamsag and" PiGay Goran | -MUzosE en prah | eee CEA RPRUSTO'TLEN GRE | Satan trstanecr twrntoei fa eee a me CBS OF CERTAIN SPRING AND BUM : = = tation. whet cn er, on bi aT ON wed and delivered at Tesicence upon notice bs Terma per day 82, pet week 12, per month $40. ypotntments. EM.RICHARDDUN. | 27 INCHES WIDE PRINTED INDIA SILRS at | Mociyed Ard delivered. at pesigenor upon notice by Adiress i. T. SPADY, Bay View 5-0.- 1.00, FORMER PRICE $1.25. fown, Dee je2-3m soe os Sa T HOTEL, ONSEN. LOUISINE SILKS AND CHECKED SURAHS at | 0: D. a 5 ” 5 ee 3 oe 75c. and $1.00, REDUCED FROM $1. and $1.25. 1 [PRE MARGATE; J LAKE. $2 4 DAY AND UPWARDS. corbin BAREATNE ie. SIRTED and | 9 A See SA CHECKED SUMMER SILKS at 50c. Miuirsery. corner Pacific and Kentucky avenues, io October. Accommodation for 250 guests The ATLANTIC CITY, N. SAMUEL KIRBY » Proprietor. 3 Je21m G3 Ee ‘Oceai ‘entuc! Auaniecry Nog ve? TM Je2-2m Mrs. G.W. STODDARD, P.O. Box ‘RAND UNION HOTEL, ATLA W atlantic City, N. J. Electric bell room; hotel lighted “by electric lig! lete Sanitary arrangements, RIEST, Proprietor. (ASBURY PARK, NEW, JERSEY, HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Season June 15th until October. erin Mrs, D. B STOCKHAM & CO., Proprietors. ‘Mr. G. T. Stockham, of the Ebbitt House, will en- ‘gage rooms for parties drring the ensuing season. ean 18 4] 188 THE RITTATINNY © DELA ware Water Gap, Pa. Upen from, May Luntil November, ‘The most access\- and Philadelphia, | Hotel recently rebuilt, eutarced and refurnished. Rooms en suite, with hot and cold water, baths. an unlimited supply of pure spring WatGE, us, clectric bells and the only passenger ele ¥ator’at the Water Gap refurnished. W. A. BROD- Je S. Esox Srrixcs axp Barus, OPEN JUNE Ist. Grit Deyoral ad wae Full descripti vamphiets, giving all information, may be had at the office of A.S. PRATT & SONS, 401 9th street,or at the counter of the EVENING STAR, A. _Jel-2m QcKToN HoTEY CAPE: PRATT, Proprietor. _ “MAY, N. J. SEASON OF 1886, UNDER THR MANAG OF HENRY CLAIR AND JAMES P. C\ SPECIAL RATES MADE FOR THE SEASON, OPENS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30. Rooms can be engaged by letter or on application at HOTEL LAFAYETTE, Philadelphia. Mr. Clair wili_be at the Arlington on Monday and rooms. Tuesday, June 7th and Sth, with plan of my31-2w R ATH AVE. AND AN Kingiey st., Asbury Park, N. J, is now Open, under the management of the owner. om MARS. M. LL Mech $67 [EE METROPOLITAN” NOW OPEN. NEAT Warm Baths and fron Pie: drainag my29-5w peer POINT HOTEL, NINETY-TWo,, ‘Verms modi ST. MARY'S CO., MD. MILES FROM WASHINGTON, HE POTOMAC RIVER, Will ope ests JUNE 19, 1886, Steamers Excelstor and Geo. Leary leave each evening from too Accomodations for 2 ‘Phe most attractive Summer Resort on the ate mac. Music, Billiards, Bouting, Fishing and Salt Water Bathing. Rates $1.50 and $2 per day: $10 and $12 per week: $35 and 840 per monih-sccording Gy ion of Por carculazs, &c.,’apply to WASH. B. WIL- LIAMS, 317 7th street n. 1@ premises, = VIRGINIA B or P.M. PETTIT. Mang Ee HOTEL. five miles from by rail from Nor-@. eainbo cialty; hotel oper dress HAL Virginia Beac ATLANTIC, cu Box 920.0. 7. 21h Exess Hoes ‘ave, near Ocean, Papered, returnished’ and telephone Uon. Near hot sea water baths. Sewer drainage. 1m, DUBOIS & YOUNG. e¢riie VICTORIA.” ATL open ali the vear; thorous hot aud cold sea baths. beach free to guests. Mf. ton a Table rurnished ir Plenty fresh milk. per week. Open May 200 Ore ome iz beds. Special terms for tumilies . myLsm HYGEIA HOTEL, ‘Terms for the season of 1886, beginning. June Ist, reduced 50 per cent, but the 9/4 highest standard of excellence maintained. Qe Send for illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terns. ¥.N, PIKE, Spal lee Nod ___ Manager. oJ ORBAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED Ist. erick ¢ ‘Term per week, $12.50; th (28 days), $40. lets at the Star oflice War resort in ern improveni cire Pr Fi KIRK ‘apt. Phittp Teh, U ‘Youngs, ‘IWeedale. Col. ML. M. Parke Col. H. W. Dingman and Ho! W BURTON BY Tite NORTH SPRING LA ‘Open from June to October. e engaged by letter or telegraph colt K KIN. MOOSEHEAD'LAK ‘The favorizs resort for sportsnie1 tourists and invalids. Hay For circular address 0. A. DE} above, or my19-w, Rete CHENERY & CC 196 State 5 mew ia or tnosqui jeut table, Kew jars at Paret & Whi - M. JELLY, 3 iny22-3m TE 122) Pa ave. Sor, Ma. nit, 1886, Most aftractive summer resort in the cour hery, s, Dowling, boating, ny Griving, SPECIAL SEASON RATES FOR Faare Horertirh BNateas noarhe Ur govan (OTEL. or way, room 24, N.Y. City. my224,m.w2m_ DOWNS & COUCH. ONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL WILL OPEN MGGNE TENTH. Theroughiy renova: eee yee gees of Blue Ridge, on Western Mars- Apply to 2 St, APR’ BARROW, Sup't, Baltimore, Ma. my ZBI DD Sake GAP WHITE SULPH @CHALYBEATE SPRINGS ‘will be open e_ reception of guests, Fane "19th. For descriptive. eitculat snd terms address Cupt. J. W, WHEELER. &, SON, Newville, Cumberland county, Pa. 8} CaBkiLe MOUNTAINS. HOTEL, ULSTER, PINE HILL, Sane ‘On the Ulster and Delaware R, R. Shortest route via ‘ot church, telegraph and post attics. “Open ju west Shore and ihufialo Kc Ke House Reet Class. “Hot and cold baths, gus. &e Near a Gem} ine 7th. Send ior circulars and referencec. m* BAKER. Proprietor. XN ‘AIN TOP TS COOL, delightful resort, on top of the famous, Blus Hidge Mountaing of Virginia wil be Gy open JUNE IST. 1886. HENRY L. Mas J STE, Proprietor, Afton Depot, Va. my isan OTEL ALBION, ATLANTIC CIT M CHARLES DUFFY, open JUNE 26, ioimeriy of the Connental Fiotel, Philadel-@/y tockton Hotel and Congress Hall, Cape, fay, Proprietor. $6 ()OLONADE"—ATLANTIC CITY, ® J-ALL “MODERN IMPROV: MENTS. Address C. C. LEFFLER, 623 13th, .W., or Hotel, i NA. CAETINE TE AILROAD, ‘On top of Allegheny Mountains. ‘The MOUNTAIN HOUSE will open JUN: Parlor and Sleeping Cars from all points east and west, For circulars c., address v UNH. jupt., Cresson, Pa. 7 ERMONT HOUSE, VERMONT AV above Atlantic, Atlantic City, N. J: Unobstructed ‘océan view. Open ail the, .Telephor 32. [HE WA PIERRE, CORNER ATL, ic and Delaware avenues, Atlantic Cit EDWARD 8: LEE, Prop. all the year. my16-5,t0,thtojel-zind pez tent 21H, A, OS game. ee <1TT ww ww H H AAA = * Ww Ww HHAA T A little money will buy during the next THREE DAYS TTIT H A FEE T HOH E T HH ERB MMMM oA RRR coo HH FI MMMM a RR 6°38 HOH ERP MMMM AA RRR OG — HHH EE MMM ASA RR OOH HE . MMM AA RR COO H H EER > ‘38c. will buy Ladies' Jersey Fitting Gauze Vest, reg- ular price 45c, Ge. will buy Zylenite Hand Mirror, regular price Bic, & 9c. will buy Ladies’ Striped Hose, regular price 25e, S5e. will buy Brass Crumb Tray and brush, regular price 84c. 32.89 will buy imported Hussar Jersey, Hercules Braid, regular price $3.25. 10c. will buy Gilt and Oxidized Lace Pins, regular price 5c. will buy Dress Reeds, regular price 9c. 5c. will buy Ladies’ Balbriggan Vests, regular price 49. will buy Jewsburry & Brown's Tooth Paste, Tegular price 59c. 20c. will buy Gent’s Lisle Hose, double heel and toe, regular price 29¢, 18¢, will buy Fancy Ribbons, regular price 25c. ‘5c. will buy a Plush Photograph Album, regular Price 75c. ‘36c. will buy Ostrich Tips, all colors, regular price 8c. 25c. will buy Colgates Brilliantine, regular price S4c. will buy Ladies’ Platted Silk Hose, black and colors, regular price 98¢. 2c. will buy 12-in, wide Swiss Embroidery Flounc- Ing, regular price 34e, 8c. will buy Rhine Stone Collar Buttons, regular Price 5e. 48c. will buy @ Ladies’ Leather Satchel, regular Price 75e. 45c, will buy Oriental Flouncings, regular price 68c. 19¢. will buy Wire Hair Brashes, regular price 29c. 10c. will buy Children’s Colored and White Linen regular price 19c. i buy Ladies’ S-button Silk Gloves, regular price 79e. 1c. wil: buy Sweet Bye and Bye Cologne, regular price 25 25c. will buy Colored Crepe Gauze, regular price 39e. 4c. will buy Face Chamois, regular price 7c. 39c. will buy a large Rough and Ready Hat, regular price 58¢. $2.74 will buy a Changeable Silk Coaching Parasol, regular price $3.75. 40c. will buy Ladies’ Black and Colored Lisle Hose, regular price 59c. 19c. will buy Ring or Ball Ear Drops, regular price 290. 25¢. will buy 7-ineh wide Black Brocaded bon, regular price 68c. 59c. will buy a Shetland Shawl, all colors, full size, regular price 75c. 48e. will buy Imported Flower Mentours, regular price 98c. 1c. will buy @ bunch of six Snow Balls or Roses, regular price 25¢. sh Rib- ‘With substantial its waded since g lust season. A. plai beet Inid from’ the wharf to the hotel: the grounds will be Qlhth properly itluminated; Ice Cream and Lunch toons e fitted up at Pavilion for the convenience of exeur- sionists: Shooting Gallery and other Outdoor Amuse- mentsare on th ids. Pleasure Bouts to be had at the Beach, est Beach and Family Wesort South. Sait Water Bathing, Fishing and Crabbing. ‘The Proprietors have spared no means to make this 8 First-class Resort, Steatner communication daily For rates, &c., address M. BOSSAKL & M. RUBI Proprietors, Colonial Beach. Westmor: or BOSSART © RUBEN, Alexandr: 1386.—BRIGHT Hot REHOBO! 1, DEi., will re-open June Ist. ‘Send ‘brough trains from Was v both by Pa. RR. without change; round-trio- tiekes ‘ood for season at reduced rates.” GROOM & BUR- »N, Proprietors, my21-3m LDINE VILLA, CAPE MAY, J., OCI hd of Deculut stscet open alt the yeni, Rear new ron ple strielly’ frst-oless; Sete? = Tespondence solicited, 10w THEO. MUELLE ig 3, BOATING, FISHING, ARKA GEE, tress Monroe, Va. BATH. ‘Address W. myl#-4m_ RAE YEW House, % rounded by salt water. ‘Keflited’ ai ioroughly renovated. “Special reduction it price for May and June. Rates for July, Av: gust and September $6 to $9 per Week: Nomalarts, Good water, fishing, bouting and bathing, “Au elegant steam yachit engaged for the sumnier. Circulars ou application to ROWLAND HILL, Oxtord, Md. my 14-lm® THE CHAL, OCEAN END 0} Carolina ave. Now ‘Open for Season of, i886. 0) ELISHA ROBERT m Aul y12-3m VAPON SPRINGS AND ATH LITHIA WATERS: aso Watery). Hampshire Coun fogs, No malaria, Where the worked soon recover, aud the Send for pamphiet.. W. II. SAL Wt 2s0 noret, LONG BRANCH. COTTAGES AND RESTAURAN’ WILL OPEN JUNE 10, THE HOTEL JUNE 19 D. M. & W. E, HILDRETNH, Proprietors. my4-30t_New York Otilce, 52 Broad RKNEY SPRINGS, SHEN THE LARGEST AND MOI FASHIONABL'S SUMMER RESORT IN THE NTALN! SUMAIE TIN ‘THE MOUNTAINS OF ‘This resort hasbeen thoroughly overhauled, painted, repaired and. papere? thromsine hew lusetsand the best sanitary” piitatseg Le {nie /mountains: new porches Ive bose newly furnished throughoutsand new hae tax DOAH CO, VA, Pesses Bave been placed in all the ross Wi springs: snaking this the ‘best aud "most Comins ie sort to be found in the south. Greatest Variety of jcinal Waters ut any summer resort in Gar tes ‘States; beautiful scenery, magniticent rouds; table an- excelled; hot, cold, shower und lunge baths; good Sshing wod game'sn ‘the immedlate Vicinity Moot class livery rr ih the hotel: charges = Lea Peerenes. office in belug only 5 hours’ ride on the ia Music will be turnished. fe ‘Descriptive pen aol Ar taliing t cuts of the’ four prindoal hotels, ‘terms, testi- monials, &c., ‘drug- gists: Drew's, n's, Schafer's nik = at eae Re a. BURKE, Chief Clerk. _maye-omn A ede RADNOR, ATLANTIC Cr 7 N. or yg ITY, NO GREAT REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT ALL DE- PARTMENTS AT TITH A FI BBB NNN A ea Eo 4 Oo NNN 2 HH kes Bas “oo 3 MN MM at " Mua sy RR §°S HOR ERP Poy BA bs go Pe MMM A AE EB io im > 816818 SEVENTH STREET N, W. my3l “Pynenra Axp Guazpins- ‘To assist in having your boys appear creditable at their examinations and commencements we have added to our already complete stock of Boys’ and Children’s Clothing, consisting of a beautiful and va- ried assortment in all the latest designs, a few special- ties, which we quote below. A4farge lot of Shirt Waists in launderied and un- Jaunderied, at very low prices, A lotot Knee Pants, at 26c. and up. A lot of Boys’ Long Pants, at 75c. and up. One lot of Blue Flannel Suits, trom 4 to 13 years, at $2.50; worth $4. A fine lot Blue Cheviot Suits in Norfolks, warranted Indigo Dye, only $8.75. A beau- tiful line of Cassimeres, in half a dozen shades, at $4.50; a great bargain. In Boys’ Sults from 12to17 years the prices are accordingly low. We shall be pleased to have you call and inspect M. KAUFMAN'S Clothing Palace, Cor, 8th and Ista, 20, way We close at 7 p. m., Saturdays excepted, ap15-3m Basx Baris, Bars axp Bast Bast NATIONAL LEAGUE SPALDING'S X Ball, 120 sitein Note Paper” 35 conta, with 24 Sheets Note Paper Team ‘to match, in JOHN G PARK G17 and 619 7th st. nw. my5 Tr Is A Watt Kwown Face ‘Thata great deal of Butter that is made good is eaten oor on account of damage received in transit, ‘We have facilities for placing the FINEST CREAM- ERY BUTTER in your house cool, clean, fresh apd sweet. Give uss trial. RISES E, M. BURCHARD @ BRO., Mies ree “MARKED DOWN PRICES” on EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEE and PRINTED CHINA SILK ES. NOVELITES tp CAMELS: HATR, ETAMINE,CAN: VAS and BATISTE ROBES at “reduced prices.” “SPECIAL OFFERING” of FINEST QUALITY DENTELLE LAINES, In BLACK, CREAM, Ray, ES Gs and BEIGE, at $2.50, REDUCED “GREATLY REDUCED PRICES” on BLACK BRO- CADED SILK GRENADINES. ALL SPRING and SUMMER WRAPS at CLOSING ey COMPLETE STOCK FRENCH and BRITISH WHITE GOODs, from 12ige. to $1.1 per a. ALL THE DESIRABLE STYLES in INDIA CRIN- KLES from zine to 25. a SUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS ‘MENSE STOCK OF JUALITY of PLAIN and FAN ‘EBNS ip CONFINED © : : “EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES” in ANDERSON’S SCOTCH ZEPHY RS “CHOICE DESIGNS” in PRINTED LINEN LAWNS: HOICE DESIGN aa” PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING, Penn. Avenue, Corner 9th street. Established 1840. my29 Bazoars Ix Dry Goovs GE bes Ris hae dust received a fresh supply of CRINKLE SEERSUCKERS, in Plaids and stripes; colors, Light- blue, Navy, Cream and Drab, 12%gc. Also. a splendid line of MADRAS AND CANTON GINGHAMS, 10c, A beautiful line of DOMESTIC SATINS, 12c.. and 15¢. Xard wide FIGURED BATISTE, in White and ‘Tinted Grounds, 12%4c. Satin finished CHECK NAINSOOK, 124. and 15¢ gave 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 Rood value. Ladies and Gent's Summer Merino and Gauze UNDERWEAR. AltLinen Bleached TABLE DAMASK, extra wide, Extra Wide Bleach SHEETIN' JERSEYS. $1, $1.25 and up. Choice Styles in LAWNS, 5c. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. STRAW MATTINGS. A Bargain In SMYRNA RUGS, 65¢. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., m28_ 636 Pennsylv .. south side, near 7th t, Tue Braxce Batrorore Sur FACTORY. ‘Instill selling the Mystery Shirt (the old favorite) at ‘Zoe. The Comfort Shirt (reinforced) and made of the very best material (finished), only 6c. ‘This Shirt la 8 good as can be bought anywhere at auy price. Now is the time to leave your measure for, Spirts. Six lest Dress Shirts (ade to order). solid. boins, for $9: either open back or open front. Six Mnes. Dress Shirts, made to order, (pleated bosoms), for $12; ‘any number of pleats desired. Periec: fit guaranteed, At the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, ap2 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST. BOOKS, &c. : TENRY C, LAN » 180, ‘ASTER, BOOKS AND STA- tionery, 829 7th st. n.w., Catholic Goods, beauti- ful hand-painted Plaques, Japanese Novelties and Artists’ Materials at lowest prices. my12-190" Curar Reanivo. BOOKS AT HALF PRICE. ‘We have laid out on our counters a large lot of Good Books for general reading, which we will sell gt Halt ice. ood chance for getting asupply of Summer Pri a Reading. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, my21 428 7th Street. UGLE ECHOES-WAR POEMS OF NORTH AND SOUTH. Paradise Found, Pastime Papers. Cyclopadias, Commentaries. Le Page's Glue, Mucilage Pencil, ‘Fine Stationers & G PURSELL, Bookselier, myl ‘418 9m st. uw. = New Booxs. ‘Triumphant Dem by Carnegie, Labor, Land and Law, by W. A. Puillips, ‘American Diplomacy; by Schuyler. Postuiates of Political Economy, by MarshalL Bad Times, by Wallace. Songs and Bullads of the Southern People,by Moore. Bugle Echoes, by Browne. Aletta: by Feat. lermoirs of Gen. Sherman, new edition, Violetta, by Mrs. Wister. Principles of Political Economy, by Neweomts U.S. Reports, vol. 116, W. H. MORRISON, 47 Pennsyivania Ave. ap29 y Crcutarxe Lirnrary. ‘Over three thousand volumes of Standard and Popu- lar Books, with BEST MAGAZINES and NEW BOOKS SOON AS ISSUED. 1749 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ap26 MRS. LUCY L. HUNTER Booss Books: Booxsa aT cost. I desire to close out at cost ALL BOOKS ON MY shelves to. make room for my Increasing. trade in FINE AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY. This gives an opportunity for book buyers to place in their Nbraries @ fine collection of standard and miscella- neous works. Don't miss itif you want to be bene fited. Any book or books wanted not in stock will be ordered and @ liberal discount made from the retail prices. G. A. WHITAKER 1105 Pennsylvania ave. 8a Dal As. Was TO WEAR, 4 ROBINSON, PARKER & CO POSSESS, WITHOUT DOUBT, THE VERY LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF FINE READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND YOUTHS, AND EVERY GARMENT LAID ON OUR COUNTERS HAS BEEN MADE EXACTLY THE SAME AS THE FINEST MERCHANT TAILORING WORK. SACK SUITS, SOFT-ROLL COLMAR OR TO BUTTON HIGH, THE GREAT COMMON-SENSE SUIT FOR BUSINESS AND EVERYDAY USE; THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRDIMED, IN DARK COLORED GOODS, INCLUDING BLACK CHEVIOTS, PIN-CHECKS AND FIFTY OTHER DIFFERENT PATTERNS, FOUR-BUTTON CUTA WAYS, SELECTED FROM THE CHOICEST FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Goops, IN RICH COLORS AND ELEGANT PaT- TERN. OUR ALBERT FROCK SUITS, LINED. WITH VERY FINEST SILK, IN CORKSCREW AND WIDE WALES, PERFECT FIT AND CORRECT STYLES, ROBINSON, PARKER & ©0,, FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE, 819, Southeast Corner 7th and D Streets, apl2sm_ Srrmeme A Svrrnise uroN \THE PUBLIC. ‘Wehave no desire to appear before the public as braggarta, but we must in jastice to ourselves state that a very lucky investment at just theright moment has enabled us to offer to the people ot Washington ‘and vicinity a bargain lot of Fine Clothing. When we ‘say fine, we mean something superior to that usually found in clothing stores, and the low terms at which ‘we secured the goods enablesus to make the following offers: ‘A Fine Cheviot Sult at $6 worth $10. An Extra Fine Business Suit at $8, worth $12, ‘A Fine Black Dress Suit at $10, worth $15, ‘An All-Wool Cassimere suit at $10, worth $15. An Elegant Prince Albert Sult at $13.50, worth $20. ‘An Extra Fine Prince Albert at $18, worth $28. An Indigo Blue Flannel Suit at $7.50, worth $10, ‘We haves fall line of Men's and Youths’ Suits from up. Ae FOR BOYS FROM 13 TO 18 YEARS OLD. A Nice Cheviot Sult at $5, worth $7.50; a Fine Cas- simere Suitat $7.50, worth $10; anextra Fine Dress ‘Suit, at $10, worth $15, 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 PRIC WHITE SUITS, Elegant goods, from $4.50 upwards, MOURNING SUITS; CLOAKS AND JACKETS AT HALF PRICE. PARASOLS AT COST, CHOICEST NOVELTIFS. FOSTER KID GLOVES, $1.00 PER PAIR UP- WARDS Every Pair Fitted and Warranted, 3. © BUTCHI 4 907 Pennsylvania ave my28 ie eT ane, Shapes over Ladies’ Straw Hats and Bonnets tn the latest styles, Mu. J. PLP IPC 1107 Fs Having Just retui New York, her importa: tion of SUMM FS having arrived, will be HURSDAY, MAY 27TH, prepared te. sh EURC x NETS AND HAGS of unnsoai Tichness and elegauce. especially designed for JUNK TARY CORSE: ended by a Rovrrer, ht, oppoatte ge and select line of Ladies’ and Chttaren SUMMER UNDERWEAR. CONS { Lisle Thread GLOVES and MITE Zephyr and Casbuscre SHAWLS, WANDKER- CHIEFS, RIBBONS, BELTS and FANSat very low prices Flegant awortment of LACES, EMBROIDERTE “St > a and ALL-OVERS tw match, Infants and ( Wait a Marseille WALK- IN S and CLOAKS, SUN BONNETS, LACEandSHIRRED CA Pin great variet; Meas" N. W.—CORSETS AVE. wade to order.’ A pertect fit cuaranteed, Alsi & full ue of Shoulder Braces, Reform Waists, re Corsets and Bustles. Corsels latnderied. mi SPAL GARMENTS ALTERED, S'eiveb." Fors oral ings repainea, Miss CUNSINGITAM, 21 ee COSA GIO sth SC aw, Mis B. M. M; die Nt Materials of all kinds for ART Ft sik Srrase rd Ghouls < ‘Children’s Lace Caps, Afghans Shawls, eto, 1 AND RIBBONS. Stamping doue prompuly. MESA HUMPHE BA TENTH STREET S Makes Corsets to order i and & i ORTHWEST, every style and material, t fitand comfort. LTIES ARK— cl rnoUnderwear jest mp ss, and a Cotsets and Busties. and a $1 Corset (Miss H.'s own rice is unsurpesced a neh, « Spanish spoken, mrl4_ JPBENCH DYEING, “SCOURING AND DRY CLRANING ESTABLISHME 1205 NEW YORK AVEN ing Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crape Veils, Feathers,Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongee our specinity., Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired. Ladiet Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer aud form Goods. E NORTHWEST. = Paisano Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York: ND ORGAN! D. GAMBRILL & 00. 1015 117TH STR! Piano northwest. pairing. and organ uming, HOUSEFURNISHINGS, — Seaeabey Sates W.. H. Hoveounx & Co, 1214 F STREET N. w., Solicits orders for destroying moth and thetr germ at private resid Euaranieelig Tugs, catpete wind | Bez tuber macerle Renin destruction dung entire Year without removing same from fesidesees. of references, WALL PAPER, STRAW MATTINGS AND WIN. ow SCRELNS MATERIAL FOR LOOSE COVERS AT 10 PRICES, my2s Prcrone Fras Axo Wau. PAPERS. came, orient motice: "We guarantee ices On Mouldmge are B0 per cent ees than ~ “icyou arecomtempiatiog buying frames nd tt to your ad Nooune ata etaame we lnrerst stocks of The our std Wall Paper t LSHOUSE, Agt., _apl6-2m_ 728 TPM ST. Now, . . 7 Gooo Naws Goon News FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For allin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS 1a geveral, asno ong need be without a well-furnished howe because they have not got (he cash to spare, ‘We are determined to knock the bottom out of igh prices, apd will sel GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS AS CHEAP 4S THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSB WHERE FOR Casi, And we make this extraordinary offer that customers can make their own terms in regard to payment, ‘Come and see the largest store in the Usited States, Come and see the largest aud most varied stock toee ect from. Come after yon have posted yourselves on prices and terms elsewbere, and we will guarantee you tums GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Is the place you were looking for. Come and be con ‘vinced that What we say are facts and nohumbug. We repeat, come and make your own Lerms—at myl2 GROGAN'S. Varon Sroves ‘We have just received acar load of the LATEST IMPROVED VAPOR STOVES, all sizes and all styles, Single generators, &c. Be sure to call and inspect our assortment before you purchase a VAPOR STOVE. Also Agent for the Celebrated ONK MINUTE BOSS COFFEE POT, W. & JENKS @ 00, _mh27 7 7th at mw. Just Roecerven, A CAR LOAD OF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER 8UITRR BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS ‘Which we are selling at $29.75, BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED. CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS AT COST PRICES, W. H. HORKR 501 Market Space. 308 and 310 Sthet_ n= P. Hassox Hiss & Ca SPRING LINE or WALL PAPERS. FRESOOING AND STAINED GLASS ns FABRICS, FURNITURE, CARPETS. myl 815 FIFTEENTH ST. N. W. q q Sasvezs & Sravaras, 934 F street northwest. DECKER BROS., FISCHER and ESTEY PIANOS, ‘The "Lewd “uments, Moderate prices sind easy terms. At seaside, in the mountains, and at all Summer Resorts, for ‘any length of time changed. my25-1m Le ND-HAND 4 Squi GARVIS BUTLER in charge), AND ESTES ORGANS, a SPECIAL ANNOUNCEME desired. Pianos and Orgaus tuned, repaired and ex- new, all fu UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN- SHIP AND DURABILITY. SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES, PIANOS FOR RENT. SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY AND SEASHORE. WM. KNABE & CO, my8 817 Market Space. Joux F. Exus & Co. 937 Pennsylvania ave., nearl0th st, ‘The Oldest and Largest Music House in thecity, AGENTS FOR ‘TheSuperior and Uuexcelled frevil WEBER PIANOS axp MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS, Extensive Publishers of SHEET MUSIC And dealers in all kinds of MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS, MUSICAL INSTRU- MENTS AND MUSICAL MEKCHQNDISE. Pianos and sold on easy monthly payments to reliable parties. Uld. Instruments taken ta part Payment for new. ‘A Liberal Discount always for cash. Pianos and Organs Tuned, Moved, Repaired, Stored, Packed aud Shipped Uy competent mica at aodersas : BEWARE OF IMPOSTORS! Sectyseverninn. pe nee enn oestrone sa ‘It will pay youto examine our Stock before pur- chasing. Renting a specialty. . O28 JOHN F. ELLIS & 00, 937 Pennsylvania ave, myl-lm ‘Near 10th street nw. Do..Nor Porcuasz ‘Until You See The Gitim price: "over 41,000 now in use “Second band Pianos and at prices from $10 togida. Sold on small paynienue ~ Rargest assortment of Sc. ihusic in the city. . HENRY EBERBACH, ap 915 F street. BER JATLN-USED UPRIGI AL ANDIRGUARE PrASUS ofour make, almooras 00d as new, and fully warranted, will be sold ata lib- cman &.00. mys B17 Market Space. RANICH @ BACA PIANOS. ‘always the same and the eae G. L. WILD & ERO., Zoo Seventh. o.. ‘aablibed 1804, Special attention to tuning and repairing. Now tetime to have Finnos renovated. ‘ab20" -ALLET & DAVIS’ PIANOS. NEW STYLES OF Celebrated Pianos just received. All ia Ghatge, S13 Oth saws n Tur Rioway DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIO REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY USEITIS WITHOUT A PEER, SOLVING THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE- FRIGERATION IN BRESERVING ITS CON- TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITR PERIOv IN ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH A MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICK. IN ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERR: MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURE AND THESE GONDITIONS MUST BE MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY OBTAINED IN THE RIDGWAY. J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO. CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHING, (0. 1020 Seventh street northwest. Sole Ageuts for the District. _—_— eC Ew FAMILY SUPPLIES. WANT 10 SAVE Me FRIEND, “po, yor B. on Cussard’s best ler 12ige. pnd 18c. Ibe ation. Java (best), 25c 1b., Koller Family Flour bbl. $4.90; Koller’ Family Flour, % bbl. $1.25; Riouer ‘Family Flour. % bbl, 6c; Nove Scots Her Ting, doz. for 25c.; guod Roasted Rio Coftee, from Lic. Up: Chow-Chow and Celery Sauce, 10c, ‘pint bottle: Oxie's Nerve Food, (best 01 all) try ftecheapr Canned Pumpkin, 10c. per '3-Ib, can, Goods from 85 up de- livered free to. any depot or, boat, and guaranteed as represented. Send us a postal, INDIA THA-CO., 445 7th st. w. ap29 eS oTICE TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF ss CcO FEE RRR FEB $° ke Ere Ee ‘oo8 Exe EE ee THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Tt ts without a doubt the most BKAUTIFUL and the most Nerrrrious Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MII, Containing as it aoes ail the most improved Machin ery invented up to the present time, but they produce & Flour Uxsurrassep by any millin the world. To Prove, that, we would simply state that o i Uty of tits magnificent: aun Europe aud eaten at the principal of the old we P HOWEVER, Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inf tior article for the genuine. THEREFORE, Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read “CERES” ‘and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS Attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. WM. M.GALT 200, ap23 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, Senxe Hara SPRING HATS. THE LARGEST STOCK EVER EXHIBITED ut MEN'S, YOUTHS, Boys’ AND CHILDREN'S wats. DUNLAPS SPECIAL COLORS AND SHAPER BOYS AND MISSES STRAW HATS IN EVERY COLOR, SHAPE AND PRICE SOLE AGENT FOR DUNLAP @ 00's NEW YORK NOVELTIES IN HEADGEAR ‘WILLETT & RUOFF, mrl03m (005 Pennsyivenis eve Eowano F. Duoor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, “ew. Piaposof other maices always "ease =n