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of late several robberies have transpired
In this city that have banled the skill OF the police to
iathOm, from the fact that they could get clue
sufficiently strong to work upon. During the past
month the residences Of Mrs SChaie Of Tenth street
Mrs. Reynolds, of q street. aud Mrs. Loughran, Of
Fourteenth street, were systematically entered and
robbed during the day time aud articles Of clothing
stolen. Yesterday the home Of the Hon. u. c. Has
kell was robbed In similar manner and u lot Of
valuable SILK dresses stolen. Yesterday afternoon
dispute took place In one Of the miserable ranches on
ID street, between Ninth and Tenth between the
PROPRIETOR aud mulattO woman, some articles
she was trying To dispose OF Passers-by went over
To the Fltth Precinct AMI notified Lieut.. Arnold of
the anan, who sent OfiCer DALEY to see to IT,
Upon the arrival Of the oncer he found that the
woman had left, leaving basket of valuable goods
behind. lie followed her up, together with Lieut..
Arnold, who had also answered the call. aud they
ran her through temperance Alley out upon street,
TO Ninth, to y street, where she captured by
Olcer BaSt, who had also Joined In the chase. She
was carried TO the Fifth Precinct Station, and upon
being searched several articles reported stolen some
time ago were found upon her The basket left at the
pa wnbroker's was procured by Lieut. Arnold and was
found 10 contain valuable SILK dresses and other
pieces OF ladies' dresses stolen from the residence.
stated above. Al the goods recovered have been
fully Identified. She gave her name as Mary Wilson,
alias jackson. Tho arrest ia very Important and
though II only happened by accident the police
ought 10 be congratulated that they have succeeiei
In hunting her down
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Drivers Summer Garden.

The growing popularity of this favoritc
resort for pleasure seekers who want enjoy them
selves without being parboiled was fully eSempAed
last week by the crowds, who filled every chair In the
garden, while the balconies overlooked with the softer
sex accompanied by their gaants. Thursday even
ing garden party, consisting Of Army aud Navy Oni
GERS and their ladies', stOrmed the place, and ON
Friday night aye Keystone editors - drank lnsplrn-
tlon from the romantic surroundings, aud unani-
mousy pronounced Drivers an Institution worthy To
he classed among the great ones Of the Capital The
new attractions for this week. In addition 10 tho
hlories retained are Miss Lillian De We're late OF
the New York Standard Opera Company, soprano.
Miss Emma Leon, halladst; Mr., William 4. bwytr,
motto vocalist late Of lIague's British MinstTes ana
MI Harry barrett, the athlete, who win give am az.
tsiceHhibitiOn with the Indian clubs. The perform.
anceN are such that no person need hesitate to take
MS wife, ''ih7 sisters cousins, or Ms aunis 80
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SUMMER kEsoRr Gosslp.

Mr. Frank Libbey, of the firm of Willett
Lip1ey, elt ON THURSDAY last for the Warm Syringe,
During Ms absence he VIII make tour Of tho Nir-
Ilna Springs, out keep his headquarters az the
warm WIN thtl thorough gentleman and popular
hotel manager Mr.. d. l.. EuGank
Narragansett Pier will retain It's popularity
Tor Washlngtonians this summer. and llOf SIS old
lAbtues VIII be back there this year. The Delayan
HOUSE. winch shelters tho greater part OF the Washing
ION colony VIII be crowded and the thirteen Other no
ea aIe looking to tho same familiar groups that have
given tho Pier such distinguished aud unique Iepu-
tduvh among watering places. Several uCW cottages
nave ueen erected, and the walk TO 90 the rocks viii
10 eAleIued past several more lawns. Not twig has
Detu Vul az ihe Assle aud that romantic wilder
ness again Nous ~ limitations luuumerable
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The Battle OF Go,,ys,,ura

TOMORROW evening papers will announce
the place OF meeting for those Intending To-
go 10 oetiyslmg june "a. The peaceful meet
ing 81 Union and Confederate orieen and men
on ms old batlef last week was fIaught win
"reminiscences and incidents, ana was o success I'M
every particular Very many disputed points 81 his.
tory Wefo then ana there settled. This Is the oppur
luuly for those engaged GU tho hrst day to give the
proper version 70 that important days work, aud
they WIN have an tho advantage of tic Cnthuslasm
created on an hands by tbe success Of the Grst
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a paIace for ArlIsls.

stopping INTO That palace e8tahIiBhment
Of Mi, Neerhon, 90 seventh street, last week, We
were completely mystlned at the elegant and stu
tndou5 array Of works OF art adOrulng the walls Of
the place The handsumest steel engtayings, PAINT
lng-, both IN water and Oh, Of subjects familiar 10
on, were IN plofuBlou, while many other pieces OF
mi, such as Paintings on plates, easos, etc, were
numerous and Of the highest artistic ability. Nearly
ll Mo pieces were mounted ON frames expressly made
IN the house Tor each picture showing cone usiyoly
that besides dealing IN the pictures themselves Mr.
NeeIhoH also furnishes the frames etc. can and sec
for yourselves and be convinced that UlG Seventh
street !. The nnest store Of Us LIna I'm tho Dl.rct
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lie WInhptl.

Not long ago smart seven year-old son
~ nhi preacher after service WAS over nud the
lauly had returned home from church, said: PAPA,
90 you ever look 90 mo while you preaching -
ILe ialhci thinking that he was little hurt by sun
posed neglect, said " Certainly, my son, / often
look at YOU and thlnk ~ you when am preaching -
hui to-day You ana not notice me at an. -
80 Aes, ulu' son, several times, ~ said the father
ultt llmtH - 'hn, my nuu, what did YOU wink
~ me Tor when ] was pIeachiugfH "l wiuEed al
you, papa, 10 get YOU 10 stops son were fpiuuiup II
TOO lunE.--1t. LnulE ulssTrsr.
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Ihe TInest Exhibition

Ofdiamonds in the city. Goods purchased a
forced sale In New York. a few Of the bargains:
steel white solitaire earrings, is5; worth yig5
Large solitaire ring, 500; cheap at $3.50.
3'4 Karat solitaire earrings 500; worth $3.50.
E 0-karat solitaire stud, $3.50; worth 5000
5-stone cluster rings, from t35 10 si5.
l2-sione diamond cross, only $50.
Lace pins studs, Ilngs, earrings, etc.
II. HAMS co., i32 Seventh street
between ID and f.
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We to-day offer an entire novelty in the
way Of u summer suit The fabric Ia made of pure
irish na1, hut, unlike Ordinary llnon goods has buf
hcleht BODY TO set we'll does not sull easily, aud
washes beautifully, We offer the above suit at go
Oui me OF goods foi summer wear Is now complete,
and, IN addition 10 tho above novelty, We offer u
genuine English seeTsuCkeT suit at IS Calcutta seer
sucker suits az sl6. We can NJ any sile nau that
walks. A. saks Co., strictly One-prlce ClOthleTs,
$40 and als seventh street.
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MANY fashionable people of the Capital City
learned only within the last week that there Is most
pleasant, delightful, and elegant summer resort In
ne very centre OF the city, where Quo may enjoy the
ies cool ar ~ The evening aud rCCuperae from the
lhdshipS OF the day. During the past week gay and
fashionable audiences composed NJ the best classes
society OF the city, rs well Vsitnts from abroad
nave touCcu this hieC1y resort, and listened
excellent concerts fdlrished 10y Professor Atth's
orchestra and those glsioNs singers, the Rather ~
lolean troupe. Ahrcr's Garden will certainly he y
place VI rendezvous Tor the refined people OF the CITY,
anu an elegant summer resort In the very heart of the
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At the meeting of this society. held on
Friday evening at the studio OF Miss Caroline L. Ram
SOM interesting papers on MetcmpsyChcss were read
Nv knv. Byron sunderland u. D., and Mr., John
HaNatN, 81 the congressional Library The subject
was iulth,r discussed Ivy Hon. Samuel Shcllabarger
Professor Y. u. Elliott. Drs. kntise and Column,
ana bN several others; aftcr which votes of thanks to
tue essaNist5 Of the evening and to Miss Caroline L.
the season.
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The Washington Light Infantry Corps, at
Their meeting Friday evening, awarded the plies to
tho lady and gentleman selling the largest number of
Tickets for their benefit at the National Theatre June
and - as follows The $3.50 prize, being the chuice Of
a gold watch aud chain or diamond set, to M's. i
H. Miller, she having sold ,Oii tickets ana the COM
pany badge 10 Henry Bauer he having sofa 800
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UseItand Sc ncncntcd.

one of the most cooling, refreshing, and
lnygorating drinks one can taGo these hot days sa
bottle OF tho celebrated IaubhauBer beer, manufaC-
uied 10y Hefgner Englc aud sold 10y their agents,
Mes1fH, Benller 4 CO., nj n33 - street Family
orders for this beer made specially aud VIII DO
"a
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Travelers' Guide.
TnE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
rIIE TRUNK LINE To THE WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.

THE TRUNK LINE 10 THE WEST ANDsoUTU-
WEST.
schedule In effect MAY IL, 1882.
ITO A. NJ. - NEW ORLEANS MAIL plIly
Making close connections to all points south
and Southwest, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Washington, Via panye to Atlanta, and
Atlanta 10 New orleans Also, from Washington
to New Oieans, via Lynchburg AMI Bristol.
$3.50 A. M.-LOUISNILLE FAST LINE, daily, via
charlottesville, Huntington, and Lexington, to
Cincinnati, Louisville and all Southwestern
points, making direct connections, and with solid
train and Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington to
Louisville.
1875 +. M.-SOUrHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
Daily, 10 all points South, Southeast, and South
west, Via Danyillo and Charlotte, with Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Washington TO Charleston.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7:lO A. NJ
train daily except sunday. For WRrronton, take
7;I0 A. Nj. train daily
For tickets and all Information inquire at COM
pany,s ONCE, Col Pennsylvania avenue, or at Union
Depot.
N. MACDANIEL, Ageat,
- A. POPE, Gen. Pass. ACT.
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DO MOI pni on

Buying your spring clothing until every,
body else Is suI5lcd and the hest atylcs piektd
over AZ present. our assortment Is fun aud com aCto
lisemau Bros, Colbiers sud lailors, cOrher VI
Seventh and T.,
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auction Salta.
THoMAs DowLING, Auc,ioneer.

i '''l,-,' ''"'''''''''
THE ENIlRt SrO'K OF FINE LACES, RIB
BONS. MILLINERY GroDk. LADIES DRESS
THIMMiNG', rtGALiA TRiMMISGS. AND
FANCY AnIICLES. roiTfIirH WITH ALL
THE SHOW CASES, NIiitDR, AND GENERAL
STORE FIXTURES az THE OLD EsTAB-
LISlitD MILLINEHN AND FANCY STORE
OF MRS. y. LOWE, No. ST. MARKET SPACE,
BETWEEN EIGHTH hND NINTH STREETS,
WHO Is REriRING FROM BUSINESS AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE Il, 1882, at
10, aud evening ut 7.3p u'olork, | shall proceed to
sell the ent,e stock of ihn above establishment. The
sale VIII continue from day to day at same hours until
all Is sold. Goods at private sale mp To day Of sale.
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LOCAL MENTION.

MFssEs. RicH * Co., whose ice.houses are
located ~ iiglth.sN wharf, with an once at
sixth and stircs Us the only firm In this city that
deals exclusively In Ecuncncc ice. They now have
10000 tons stored IN their houses In Maine and In
asking tho patronage Of the public they promise po.
Ute attention. rtomptness, and lowest market rates.
concern, which iso guarantee that everything win
he mt Gloss
kiNe's pAtAcs. The business of this IA
nous establishment has grown TO such extent TO
compel Nv. KING "a enlarge his already extensive e.
tahllshmcnt, and his new Building, when completed,
VIII he the largest millinery establishment In the
Try. improvements ntc to begin after the 9Th Of July
Unt then tic entire stock, which Is an mmensc one,
must I've @oid Hats, honnets plumcs, tips, ribbons,
flowers, and lacos will he slaughtered All In need "
millinery should hasten TO Kings Palace to obtain
some VI The wonderful r,rgains offered.
EyorRstcS eud picnic printing upon short
notice At how rates, II, s. Adams lie Droit Building.
DEroRE purchasing your refrieerators, ex-
anime the celebrated "Simpson refrigerator, pro-
nouuced to he the finest, most durable, and econ6m-
cW article OF the k'nd manufactured. They can lie
seen aud purchased ot Wimatth Edmundston
'o9 Market space.
srrFRR stock of fine laccs, ribbons,
the same being the stock of Mrs Lowe sill Market
Srace win he sold ut auction at 'bc above number
Wv Auctioneer Bowling, on Thursday morning next.
See advertisements
STRICTLY PupB IIQUuRs, FOR MEpIcINAL
SsE,-Eytra fine old Arlington whisky, 81 pcr
gallon, - yer quart bottle JAMES Y. MoGFE,
ioi Smith street northwest.
AGENTs can now grasp fortune. Outfit
worth slo sont free. Fornn particulars address T.
Ridcout Co, 10 Barclay street, New York.
EXCURSION and picnic printing upon short
'oticc flow RATES Ii. $. Adams, lie Drolt puidlug
THREE dollars a gallon, - cents . quart
bottle, No. rye whisky Best for the money. \.
y. NcHec. ioi Ninih street northwest.
THE Shedd Excelsior Turco-Russian Baths
are the perfection q Injury, aud conducive to health
open sundays un L. NJ.
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CnIIEnr Ono

OF our English Serge Suits they are styIisl.
ana durable Ne have them m blue, black, anl
green guaranteed fast Color flscmpn Bros, corner
VI Seventh RpdE,
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Misrellantpus.

cts virtues are uNQuESTIoEADI aud it's cuRA-
TIVE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE, As the WRITER "a"
PERSONALLY TESTIFY, norm FROM EXPERIENCE
ASD OBSERVATION. Write at once 10 II NYLoCK 4
JENSEI, hey street, New York, Incusing ~.
aud You VIII receive by return remedy that viii
able you To hear like anybody else and whose curative
effects Will be permanent. You will never regret do
ing so. ''-ED1TOR OF MERCANTILE REVIEW.
Ga To avoid loss In the Malls, please send nancy
by Registered Letter.
Only Imported by IIRyIOck a. SenSey.
date HAYLOCK n CO.
Sole Agents for America.
my1i-iyi boy ST.. New York.
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.. A. POPE, Gen. Pass. Agt.
NJ, SLAUGHTER, A, q. l.. A. feblO
GRRAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

DoUBLE TRAcR, STEEL RAILS, sPIEs aSl;
soENEHX, ExSnSr ISIET EQUIPMENT.
Trains leave Washington from station, cor OF Sixth
and II streets, as follows
press of Pullman HIM G r M md Hdn slSnnn Limited ES
O;aoa, m. daily; Fast Line, $3.50 a, M. daily,
win Sleeping Oars from Harrisburg to Clncn-
Palace Cars to Plltsburg; Mali Express, $3.50 p.
RRT aIE lRT r,sI"Gg ara ne WSsi
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, At
200 a. m; daily, except Sunday, with Paror
Saturday, with Palace Cars to CanandGlgua
Williamsport, Lock iayen and Elmira, al 0sO a.
~, n, daily, except Sunday, ,ooo.
FOR Now YORK aud the East ., lO3Oh' M, 1880, 1870,
o;bO.and 1890 pm. ON Sunday, 42o, $3.50, and
Limited Express of Pullman Paror Cars, $3.50 a. m.
daiy, except sunday.
For Brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey Cilywith boats OF 90 Brooklyn Annex, -
anordlng direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ferlage across New York city.
For Philadelphia, s, 1890 a. m, 1890 ago, $3.50,
and lO;2Op.m, on Sunday 4;2o $3.50, aud 1880
IdmItod Express o 80 a. M daily, except Sunday,
For Baltimore, 6!i0, 500, $3.50, 1880 q. M, and
1880, 1870, d;iO, GEO. 1880, $3.50. and 10 20 p m.
ON sunday, $500 and 0!aO am, A;2O, $50, 1880,
For Popo's Creek Line, $40 a. m. and 4:iOp. IN.
daily except Sunday.
For Annapolis eiioa, M and 44O Up. IN. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For AlexandIla O3O 1900, $3.50, lliOO, 1925 a. M
4;2O, $500, $3.50, $500, and lliSOp. M. onsunday,
$3.50, $50, 1900 and I1i25 q. M, and $500 D. m.
For Richmond and the South, G;50nnd ll!2b IN daily,
and $500 p. m. daily except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandrlaf0r Washington O. 7;20, s;l5,
and 10 a. M, 1870 q, s, 7, and $3.50 p. M, aud
~ midnight. ON Sunday at 1920, s'l5, aud 10
n. m, aud and $50 p. m.
Tickets and Information at the oilce northeast
oornorOf Thirteenth street ana PennsyNanla avenue,
aud az the station, whore orders can DO left for
the checking OF baggage to destination from hotels
and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
j. Il. WOOD, deueral Passenger Agent,
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4 Propose
IInnhannle PrIzn.

To save your money if you buy your cloth
Ing ~ me neorge sprausy, 5o7 Seventh street
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,crcd Nnmc OF charity.

III ti.- ~. ia of fo,,upa throughout
Tile many yo,s,,. ID with eager eyes to the
the world are looking fcf~e Of the Louisiana
tiaut Semi kniiuEl tjlstiiinn~ -oJunc ~ next
state Lottery, (the iiSth 10 takR pt>> ". Bcnurt
t'tticr the exclusive direction df oeHS u. '-c,nia
gard, Of louisiana aud t,tbat a. farfy, NV. I'd
when halt '''ton 6f dollars WIN bs stat,s,>
abroad Any one wanting TO know nil about n Sap
learn by applying to ". A. ilahItfR, New Orleans;
La. The world famed Charity fIdStttgf fcteives III
state Lottery.
EhgIfsh Serge SuitA
SIC, the best for the money, at George
Snransy's, 500 Seventh shtet. - .--.
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STRICTLY PupE LIQuuRs, FOR MEpIctNAL
SsE.-ENtra fine old Arlington whisky g. nor
gallon, - per quart bottle. JAMES Y. MCGFE,
4oi Ninth street northwest.
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srrFRR stock OF fine laccs ribbons,
millinery goods, dtess trimmings, and other goods,
the same being the stock ~ Mrs Lowe sill Market
S1ace VIII he sold ut auction at She above number
wy Anctioneer Bowling, on Thursday morning next.
See advertisement.
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AeENrs can now grasp a fortune. Outfit
Totth ilo sent Tree For fun particulars address Z.
Ridcout Co, 10 Barclay street. New York.
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10 Save Money
AarnnI,Inr hnxeIlY.

Buy your clothing of George spran-y, 5oi
heYemLh aLIcel.
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Clements Lodge of Good Templars gave
delightful entertainment Wednesday evening last,
when an excellent programme was rendered. The
feature ~ the evening was the piano solos of Miss
Fannie Stuart This little lady Is certainly fine per
former, and her style Of execution Is wonderful for
one go young.
The visitation of the officers of the Grand
Council of the Sons Of JOnndab last week 10 Friend
ship Council No q, situated nj H., Md, completed
the series. The MEMBERS fOTty-two strong, did the
Journey I'm one ot knoK's coaches, and found the
'lfopclads, to the number Ot sixty, awaiting their
visitors, Some NJ the members coming fifteen miles
10 tho Council. They own their own han and have
i3oo cash IN the treasury The wife Of brother John
e. Hunt, Of that place, provided the visitors with
substantial supper after the close Of their abnTs and
Judge NeOd, Grand Chief In behalf Of the visitors
presented her with q silver tea set The weared
"Jona's'' arrived home at O'Clock IN the morning
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BhroRE purchasing your refrigetators, ex-
anime the celebrated "Simpson - refrigerator rro-
nouuced to be the finest, most durable, and econGm-
cal Article of the Kind manufactured, They can I've
seen aud purchased VI WimaIth 4 Edmundston,
700 Market Space.
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EXCURSION and picnic printing upon short
Hotirc at low rates II. $. Adams, lie Droii ruildlug
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EycrRstcS aud picnic printing upon short
notice At how rates, II, s. Adams lie Droit Building
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N. B.-Orders addressed to New Orleans WIN ro-
cQlYQ prompt attention,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-08-01

A friend told good story the other
dav-When in the country last summer
she picked sunhower In the garden
and brought it into the house. Meet
ing the landlady on the doorstep, she
stonped to have q word with her, re-
marking, as she pointed to the sun.
flower. "These are called esthetic now,
Won know" "Do tell," replied the
Isndlady: II never heard them called
ANYTHING but sunfowers." My friend
succeeded in concealing her laughter,
and rushed OF as soon as she could po-
litely do go to tell one of the boarders.
q lady of apparent culture from the city.
She repeated the story, when, to her ut.
ter establishment, the lady said: "Well,
aren't they sunf1owers? I always call
ed them that, tool"