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OLD-TIAE PROCESS abolished, and Davis new
and wonderful instantaneous process installed
Every one predicted failure, but 1t has proved a
grand success from the start Our fine Imperial
cabinets only s. per dOz- 925 Penn. ave. and 723
Sf -
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LOCAL MENTION.
Special Weather Bulletin.


The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press
The barometer Is highest in the maritime province
OF Canada and lowest In Dakota, where a storm
or considerable energy IS central General rains
have fallen from Dakota and Minnesota southwark
toTexas, and IN NewEngland. NortheaSterly winds
prevail In the ATLANTIC coast states, and south
easterly west of the Mississippi river and In the
upper lake region The temperature has fallen
from 80 20 100 along the coast from Connecticut to
North Carolina, and in the other districts has IT,
NAMED nearly stationary; IL Is generally below
the mean for the month. Rain Is Indicated for
Saturday in the lake region, Ohio valley, Ten
nessee and Gull states. and fair weather in the
South Atlantic states
THE FOLLOWING IMMENSE BARGAINS In tinware O..
the best manufacture viii be sold positively TO-
morrow only, at X. GoldSchmid's, S12 7th St
NV: Wash basins, Sc; footed, 10c.; painted,
15c- flour sleeves, 10c.: large japanned dust pans,
i &C.; tea strainers. g.; box crater. 2c: stove
boilers, &C.; 1K-qt, 12c. 2qt, 15c. 3-qt., 20c.; f.
ct, 25c; match safes, 4c,; pepper shakers, &C.; l.
pit cups, 2c; l-qt, &c; picnic mugs, &c; loot dish
ct, 29,; Ferrys patent oil stoves No 9 81 so;
No. a. $50; handsome water coolers, Sc. bowl
strainers. &c; metallic plated tea spoons. 10c per
extra large size, 1Oc. apie plates. 1Oc; vegetable
strainers, g.; 14-Inch Kitchen spoons, 4c.; lot
covered buckets, 4c.; 2-qt, &C.; BOT, 1Oc. 4qt,
lie. bread or cake boxes, medium Size, Soc; large
9Oc.; extra large, 81; dairy pans 4c.; larger size,
81; cake turner's, &c. tea trays, assorted colors
81: larger size, 15c.; electric egg heaters, O.. !;
dredge boxes, &c; LOT covered sauce pans with
muffin pans, Sc; Grow, 1Oc large bread graters
&c; steak broilers, &C.; stew pans. with handle,
Sc; large size, 10c.; machine oilers, 4c.; soup
ladies', &C.; bronze coffee pot or iron stands, &c.
watering pots. LOT, l0c.: 2qt.. 17c.; 4Qt, 2ic.
comb cases, 4c.; cuspadOres, 15c.; tunnels, a.. !;
H-lD tea or coffee canfsterS &c; 2lb, 15c: 10 per
cent Will be given of on baby carriages and per
cent OF refrigerators and ice Chests no postpone
ment on account OF weather.
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TOMORROW the last day for those spectal bar-
gains: Ladies' kid button boots, 9Oc.: 81 lasting
Laced and Congress- at 75c.; ladies' opera slippers
and sandals 10c; infants soc. fine kid button for
40c-; gents low button, $3.50; ties, 81 and s15:
gents line calf low quarters, S1..5; bargains in
misses ana boys sandals and low shoes: bargains
IN ladies' and gents fine hand and machine made
boots and low quarters. Hahns Reliable Shoe
Houses, S16 9TH ST and 1922 Pa. ave
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EVERY H0USEKEEPER should avail themselves OF
the generous offer OF Smith, Hanway 4 Co See
advertisement in another column.
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SEE the great McNlsh; Capital Theater.

STRAW HATS, leaders, soc. to 81. A. T. Lewis, 435
Sth street Gents furnishings cheap.
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REFRIGERAToRS AND Ice CHESTS-FactOry prices
at j. w. Sehaefer's, 1O2O 9TH street northwest
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Guiteau,s Latese Effusion.

He sAYs HI WANTS AN UNCONDITIONAL PARDON OR
N0THTNG-HB INSISTS THAT THE DISTRICT COURTS
HAVE NO JURISDICTION.
The following letter has been addressed to THE
STAR by Guiteau and Is the one to which reference
has been made in other letters OF the prisoner as
the ''STAR" letter:
To THE STAR:
tell the American people and its on
ctals, from the Executive down to the Court in
Banc, who are reviewing my case, that tell the
truth, sand lie not" when say am Gods man in
that IL a hair Of my head is harmed the Almighty
will make the officials that do it pay well for IL.
They can stake their life on this statement
II was outside would lecture, under the aus
pices OF some bureau, on religious subjects One
OF my subjects would be, "Paul, the Apostle, and
world, am willing; but 1 want the officials
that murder me on the gallows to understand the
issue. II they murder me they will incur the
wrath OF Almighty God, and It will be long time
before he lets up on them and this Nation. The
devils that crucified the despsed Galilean thought
release them from liability. They and their
Nation incurred the wrath OF the Almighty by that
act, and He got even with them at the destruction
OF jerusalem, and He will get even with this
Nation and with the officials II am murdered on
the gallows. want an unconditional pardon or
stand it. have set forth my views fully on this
In my book, 'The Truth and The Removal" II
the honorable Jurists representing the Washing
ton Court In Banc decide this case accOrdiny to
the Idr there IS only one decision they can make,
and that is that they have jurisdiction. II they
with President Arthur, and they will have in
Cured the wrath of Almighty God.
CHARLES GUITEAU.
U. s. Jail, Washington. DC. May Is, 1882
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FLY from the fire f1end which made havoc on
the Avenue last night, and take out policy with
the columbia" 1924 F street Best insurance at
reasonable rates.
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THE best company in the city; Capital Theater.
PARAsoIs and sum umbrellas. ]. i. Young .7th st
HE GRRAPSawyer at Capital Theater.

TOMORROW one thousand more artistic pallets
Will be given TO each customer. Come early to
avoid the rush, at Mrs Max Weyrs 712 9TH st. NV.
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The reception at WillArdS last evening by Nr.
WEIGH, the president OF theSoctety OF Civil Engi-
neers, to the members OF that association now
in the city, was attended, not only by the latter
gentlemen and the ladies who accompanied them
here, but also By many residents OF washington,
including army and navy officers, scientists and
ladies. Mr.. WEIGH was assisted In receiving, In
WIZARDS Han, by his daughter and his neice Miss
WEIGH, OF Frankfort, KY; Mrs Bogert, Mrs Memo
cal, the wife OF Engineer Menocal, OF the Wash
ington navy yard, and one or two other ladies' each
toilet superintendent E Hiigard, Of the coast Coast
Survey, introduced the Washingtonians to
MT Welch. Among others Observed were
and Mrs Powell. Gen. Van vliet, Gen. Benet,
MT Menocal Gen Parke, Admiral Raymond Rod
ator McPherson, Col Cuts Prof George Davidson SON.
senator Dawes, Representatives, O'Nein, Harris
and wife, Dugro and wife, and Brewer, Gen. Stur-
Mrs Newcomb, Col Clark. banquet was en-
loyed In the large dining room OF the hotel before
pleasant company, limited in numbers, ac-
cepted an invitation last evening from Senator
Williams wife to meet Miss Fletcher, Of Dakota,
Speaker Keifer new has his third and youngest
son, boy about ten years old, with him Mrs
Keller is stll at their nome in Springfield, o.
pleasant-faced looking old lady, in Quaker dress,
with him In the reserved gallery OF the House yes
Judge Richardson's daughter Mrs. Magruder,
whose health has been so bad for several months,
her father Will join her there after the Court Of
Claims ajourns for the summer.
THE FLEMING SAFE BURGLARs-In the Criminal
Court, Judge Wylie, this morning, the motion for
new trial In the case of ThoS Jones alias Wood,
Edward Morrill,, Charles Wood alias Charles Fitz-
morris, and Charles Lilly alias Thornton Collins,
allas James Thornton, convicted for assault with
intent 10 XIII TaZewell B. Am1SS, was argued by
e. nj. Smith and T. Miller for the prisoners, and
Assistant District Attorneys Taggart and Moore
Tor the government 1t will be remembered that
on the morning Of April 18th the safe OF Col r. l.
Fleming, In his office in the alley, between 18th
ana 18th and K and L streets, was blown open !;
that sergeant AmisS noticed one OF the party at
the mouth OF the alley, and had an encounter with
MIN, IN which shots were exchanged. The motion
was argued at considerable length, and the court
said That three OF the parties were identified; that
when the three were arrested they found FitZmor-
r1S had received slight wound, and he had not
explained this, and he had no doubt but that they
were the parties He was satisfied as to their
guilt, and II these parties were to go free they
might as well close the criminal court He there
fore Overruled the motion. Defendants counsel
gave notice OF motion in arrest of Judgment The
defence soon after filed the motion in arrest of
Judgment, and the court Overrued it, and i'm
posed sentence of eight years each in the Erie
county (N.O penitentary, at Buffalo. The case
now goes to the Court in General Term on excep-
tons.
ASSIGNEES' SAIE-Tha attention Of hut11nro
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To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR.
desire to correct an impression made through
the papers, and announce to my friends and the
public generally that did not draw prize In
lottery, and furthermore have never purchased
ticket ROBERT COHEN
Boots and shoes, go Pa ave, Nav 10. 1882
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On ACCOUNT OF the unprecedented rush, NJ Au-
genstein, s17 1th ST NV, Will present tomorrow
10 each purchaser OF 50c- 4 10. Java coffee, and
oHerS the following bargains: wooden water
bucket 30 clothes pins, clothes line boxes blue
Ing 5Oc., water coolers, trunks and baby carriages
got, 15c-; 3-qt, 1sc.; 4qt, PIC. 6-ut 30; Lot
stewpans, &c; 2qt., &c.; a-qt, 10c; 2-qt. covered
buckets, o.; 3qt, 81; 4qt, BE. 6-qt, BIC; sgt
S6c; 3-qt blocktin saucepans, l6c.; pie plates,
cups salt stands, sunShadeS, fans &C. piece potato
Washers, rolling pins, egg beaters dOZ. spool cot
Ton. cakes soap, handkerchiefS, towels, napkins
hatrackS, mirrors sc. piece
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SAVE eyeslght and dollars by consulting Henpler.

BARGAINS and new presents. J. E. Young, 736
Sth street.
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SARA BERNHARD set cards. 9th street wing,
Center Market
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
THE COLUMBIA ENGINE HOUSE TROUBLE is now
in way OF adjustment without cost to the city
The finance committee have invited the officials OF
the Columbia company to conference at the
auditors Office tonight upon the subject. 1t is
now proposed that the late Sun engine house in
the market square, which the city not long since
paid the Sun members $500 to surrender, be fitted
up for the Columbia company. The money FUR
nished by the sale OF the present Columbia house
will pay all the cost of fitting up. The Sun engine
house is most superior one, built unde the super
sion OF Adolf Cluss, of Washington. The only
place both engine houses down town, and within
few hundred yards of each other.
REPORTER'S NOTEs.-MayOr Beckham was Sere-
naded last night by number OF his friends. Alex
andria has never had more accommodating and
popular officer. Those who disagree with his de-
ciSiOnS are foremost to acknowledge the unfinch-
Ing honesty OF purpose which actuateS them. "
The fun era OF the late inspector B. Lovejoy took
place this morning. Requiem mass was celebrated
at st. Mary's church, and the funeral sermon
preached to crowded congregation. :. Judge
Keith will open his city circuit court next week at
the new court house. Lieut.. j. l. Smith, of the
police force, who has been an invalid for ssme
time, is worse this morning. =. The Reform club
and the Y. NJ. Christian association will cooperate
in their 0pen-air meetings during the present
son. The schooner X. p King Is still fastened
70 the WharveS here, attached for debt due
washington parties. The circuit court for the
county, Judge Keith, has adjourned until Monday
next The jury In the case OF Enoch Cook agt
Allison Nailor, after being out some time unable
70 agree found verdict for Allison Na1or. The
Episcopal ministers and lay delegates from the
churches here are In attendance upon the council
at Norfolk,
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THIS WEEKS bill the hit OF the season: Capltal
Theater.
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STREET RAILROAD yCoxpANY FrNBp.-The ANA

STREET RAILROAD COMPANY FINBD.-The Ana
costa street railroad company were CHARGED in the
Police Court this morning with running nine cars
without having license so to do Mr.. Henry A.
Grtswold, the president OF the company pleaded
mot guilty" and admitted the facts as TO seven
Car, and penalty Of $50 An appeal was noted.
NAN Run OVER BY A CARRIAGE AND SERIOUSLY
INJURED.-AbOut9 O'Clock last night, after the IRE
was extinguished In the Shepherd building, q
hackney carriage ran over middle aged white
man named William Bruninger, living on Canal,
between list and 81 streets southeast near the
corner OF 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
He was Knocked senseless upon the street, and the
hack passed on, the driver not stopping for q mo-
ment The injured man was taken to the central
station-hoose on 10th street. and thence to the
removed In the police ambulance to Providence
hospital for treatment Dr. Parsons pronounced
his injuries OF serious nature The driver OF the
carriage Ia not known
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cred TICKETS get present, 736 7th street.

1MP0RTANT.-Only wholesale wood and wflloy
ware house in the city. Bernard Bailey S29 9TH ST
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g GALLON, 75c. a quart bottle. o1rye
whisky Best for the money. j. f. MCGEE, 4O4 9th
street NV 49,
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LANG and Rosa, decided hit at Capital Theater.
BEST MADE white shirts, 80 and IA 7th street.
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FisH MARKEr-Sold by r. A Golden. agent:
S.O herring, al IS 70 "a per .Ioasand; 1,5a9 shad,
~ 80 TO 81 per hundred
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PosTPONEaENT OF SENTENCE IN THE CASE OF CHRIS
TIANA TAYLOR.
The case OF the old colored woman, Christiana
Taylor, who was convicted April 18th of the muir
der OF the Fisher children-Marie and George-on
the Miller farm near Benn1ng'S, on August 9th OF
had been fled,waS taken up in the Criminal Court,
Judge Wylie, this morning. Mr.. w. II. Browne, OF
counsel for defendant, said he would take no fur
ther steps to prosecute the motion, but would ask
That sufficient time be given to procure af1idavtS
as to the condition OF the mind Of the prisoner.
She was poor demented creature, and he had no
Idea that she would ever dangle at the end of a
string. She would, in his opinion die in few
1t should be In the Erie county peniten-
ttary or In lunatc asylum. They
would ask the President for a Communication OF SEN
tence. The court said that If the counsel desired
1t he would not pass sentence now, and when it
was passed he ShOull in view of the circumstances
and her condition, unite in an application for a
communication OF sentence. The sentence was then
postponed until June 1st.
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SHAWL STRAPS given to IS buyers Young's.
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DRY GOODS.
THE FIRST STORY OF OUR IMMENSE

THE FIRST STORY OF OUR IMMENSE
BUILDING Is OF.
It win now be pushed forward with Dispatch. We
taken into the store We intend making 1t IN OBJ
jet for every lady who is in need who is
likely to be in need Of Spring and Summer DRY
GOODS, to call and examine the
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
we are now Offering. On account OF the backwsrdness
of the season. left with too many goods ON hand
We have determined to sell them and sell them we WILL
a. we are bound to raise lots Of money to pay build
ing and to lay in stock for grand opening second
to none in the country.
We have just reduced all our coLoRED DOLLAR
SILKS to Is cents.
Our BLACK PURE SILK RHADAMEs. from ST. 50
to IS cents.
Is Pieces most beautiful Patterns Of ALL SILK
BROCADES. from $3.50 to IS cents. This is
rare Bargain and cannot be repe ated. All our Dress
Goods way down to half price.
These are of our own importation. having ordered
them as far back as last November. We miscalcu-
lated the quantity and ordered more than our retail
trade demands. Therefore, be it known that price
shall be no object, and they must 90.
We sell fine VICTORIA LAWN at cents which is
retaied everywhere at l2K cents.
M o;,51o
ington knows the magnitude Of our stock, which we
can safely state is three times large the stock Of
any other merchant in this city. Therefore prepare
for Bargains! As by the time we move into our NEW
HOUSE. expect to reduce the stock to the smallest in
the city. The Goods all fresh, having sent ali our
old trash New York auction to he sold to the highest
rush.
LANSBURGH g. BROTHER,
4O4 AND 400 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
mis-
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Montesquieus Grandeur and Decadence of the Romans
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$780,
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Peabody's Handbook of Conversation, SO cents.
Onesimus Memoirs of Disciple of ST. Paul, 81. so.
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m12 1Ql5 PENNSYIH AHA AVENIlE
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The Butchers' Meeting Last Night.
DEPOSITION TO TILE ppnpnSrn Al rro1p

OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSED ABATTOIR.
meeting OF the butchers was held last night at
Association hall to hear the report OF the commit
tee appointed at the meeting Wednesday to 60
before Congress to oppose the bill pending in that
body for establishing an abattoir company In this
District. Mr.. John II. Kelly presided with Mr..
Baker secretary. The chairman from the COM
mttee to go before the committees OF Congress re-
ported that they had succeeded in inducing the
House District committee to have the abattOir
case reopened, which viii be done, and the
butchers will go before the committee to-day. A
committee on finance was appointed as follows
Messrs. Theodore Barnes, W. +. Hunt, j. T. Kelly,
w. d. Sullivan, w. S. Hoge and G. II. Gaddes.
The committee On legislation was authorized to
employ counsel II necessary. The following COM
mittee was appointed to prepare remonstrance
to the same to present to Congress: Messrs Henry
kengla, Edward Brooks, John Augustefer, Charles
Ebel, Jacob FranZ and j. II. BuScher. commit
tee on constitution and bylaws and to
report the basis for permanent organization at a
future meeting was appointed as follows: MeSsrs.
w. II. Hoover, Edward Gunnel, w. F. Hunt. w. F.
kengla, S. S: Cogglns, C. keiny, g. Ebel, Jacob
FrantZ, Theodore Barnes and Andrew Loefer The
finance committee reported the collection Of 1894.
Mr.. VIM. E. Clark was elected treasurer.
HELD ON THE CHARGE OF ROBBERY OF AN OPERA
SINGERS TRUNK.-NOah Johnson, who was ar
rested several days ago on the charge Of grand
larceny OF a trunk and several dresses and other
articles, valued at several hundred dollars, the
property OF Kate Griffith of Hess opera company,
was put on trial In the Police Court this morning.
Mr Harry Ford, proprietor of the Opera House,
testified that on the 18th Of last month trunk be-
longing to Miss Griffith, containing several silk
and velvet dresses and other articles, was missed
from the Opera House, and the prisoner was in the
habit OF removing the trunks to and from the
theater, and it was afterwards found in the cellar
covered with Old lumber Other testimony showed
that the prisoner had the trunk in his possession
The court committed him for the action OF the
grand jury in default OF $500 bonds.
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FCssELL's Ice Cream.

IMPORTED OIL on draught, go 9th street.
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Sporting Notes.

The annual races OF the Capital Bicycle Club are
to come off tomorrow at pm at Iowa Circle
The club have spent several hundred dollars in
putting up the grand stand, purchasing prizes, &C.
IL 1T rains tomorrow the races will take place the
first fair day except Sunday thereafter. band
OF music has been engaged, and that phenomenal
rider, MT Rex smith, viii give an exhibition of
fancy riding. Some riders are expected from New
York, and the Maryland Club, OF Baltimore, will
be represented The procession, consisting OF the
attached bicyclers OF Washington, and tricyclers,
VIII pass through Pennsylvania avenue, in front OF
the White House, thence up Vermont avenue to
Iowa Circle.
The weekly shOrt-range military match of the
Columbia Rihe association was shot yesterday at
Benning's with forty-four entries Mr.. w. L. Cash
took the first prize, score 3d. ana Mr.. Pollard the
Base ball Yesterday: At Alexandria Episcopal
High School, %; Georgetown College, g. At Phfla-
delphia-Louisville, 6; Athletic 9. At Baltimore
Baltimore, 3; ST. Louis, B. Eleven innings. At
AbanyoProvidence, 6; Troy. T.. At Worcester,
Mass.-Boston. 49, Worcester, 3. At Providence, R.
brown, %; Dartmouth,13. At New Brunswick,
n J-Rutgers, 10; Rose Hills ISt Johns College),
New -.Metropoltans. 4; Atlantics, Ii. At
Chicago-Cbicagos, 4; Bufralos g. At Detroit
Cleveands, 2: Detrolts, B.
AT Louisville, KY, yesterday the first race three
quarters of mile, was won by Oleon, time ara
the second one mile, by Duke of Kent, time :433
the third. one and a-quarter miles, by FatinitZa,
time 2:l1; the fourth race, Kentucky Oaks, and
a-hal1 miles, by Katie Creel, PfnafOre second,
time 2:39; the fifth, SteeplechaSe, one and three
quarter miles, by Judge Burnett, Miss Malloy sec
Ond, time 1886.
Third day OF Point Breeze races, Philadelphia.
First race 2:35 class, was won by King William,
time 2:30h, $780, 2:32. Second race, 225 class,
was won by Early Rose. time 2:27K. 2:3lH and
2:29. The first and third heats were won by Belle
Oakley in 2:26 and 2:27
The l3St game or the pool tournament was
played last night In New York, when the tie be.
tween Frey and Dankeiman was played Off. Frey
M3n 1e S by score OF q to 10 again OBJ
OF $4O. Dankelman gets the second prize, $780,