Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: THURSDAY July 13, 18765 CROSBY S. NOYES........Editor. Reading Matter on Every Page | been accompanied by a very considerabie Increase of mortality. Toe increase in the Geath rate at this season is largely made up Of infantis under two years of age, and of very old persons. Excessive heat is unques- tionably very debilitating, frequently bring- ing on congestion, similar to sun stroke in broken down constitutions, and {a young children causing their death after bat a few hours’ sickness. It is sad to contemplate the great mortality that taxes place among the Innocents during the moaths of Jane, July, August and September, in nearly all the large cities ip our nortoern, eastern, and Western states. Whenever the thermom- eter rises to 90°, or maintains an average temperature for the twenty-four hours that will exceed 75°, the death rate will ran up among children, preserving nearly auniform relatioa of the number of Geaths to the excess of heat above this figure. This is particularly true in ail large cities. The conditions that are constant is the age of the children and the high temperature, Crowded tenements and badly cared for premises, injudicious pursing, £c , will, of course, aggravate ali other predisposing causes to increase the mortality. Health Odicers and the public press ia other cities have already called attention to the fright- ful mortality this season among children under five years of age, and particularly of infants under two. Thelast few weeks show & very cousiderabie increase of mortality in this class in Washington. The disease to Which this increase is chiefly due is com- monly known as cholera infantum. This is ® preventable malady, and deserves the con- sideration of sanitarians, philan thropists @nd statesmen. Prevention is better than cure. What protective measures can be suggested and pat into operatioa by cities that will arrest this cruel and unnecessary Waste of infantile life? It is, we belleve, a conceded fact that certain localities are almost free from this destroyer of infants. It has scarcely an existence or a name in Europe. The localities in the United States exempted from the seven forms of cholera infantum are the rural districts generally. Bat particularily are the elevated moun- tain regions of the old states exempt from it. All the plateaus from the Hudson river to the soutuera extremity of the Apalachian chain, wher-ver the elevatioa rises above 2,000 feet, this diseuse is almost unkvown. Bat as al. children suffering from the sum- mer complaint, or liable to it, cannot be re- Moved from their homes in cities, even Where ceath ts imm'tnent, what is to be done? Much can b» done by health officers, and by sanitary precautious, both pubiic and pri- vate, to render the waste of infant life less, even in city homes, when proper efforts are made. boerds of health and enlightened sanitarians lu most of our cities are working in this direction, yet it appears that the rate Of mortality from this disease has, if we can rely upon the records, not notably decreased. What is bopefal in tue outlook of the matter is that attention is now being more forcibly directed to the subject every season. and measures looking least to temporary re- lief, &8 excursions on rivers and bays and into the country, are being inaugurated, bat these are so spasmodic. temporary and ex- pensive that they exhaust the means of the philanthropic without securing any perma- nent resuits. The infants have to return at might to sleep im their old super heated rooms. Some yearssiuce this paper was the channel for promulgating some views that We still believe to merit the attention of the philanthropist relative to the establishment of free parks, and camping grounds where mothers and nurses could take children and find positive relief during the oppressive heat of summer. The idea of sanitariums of this description, We should add, originated with Dr. Toner, of this city, who has given much attention to the matter of vital statistics in this coun- try. ‘Whether free parks afford the best solution for the arrest of this terrible mortality mong infants during the heated term, or not, these views set forth in THE STak as- Sisted in directing public attention to the mecessity for some specific and concerted action upon the part of city corporations for the conservation of infantile life. New York has opened an institution based upon this idea, on the sea shore, and it is to be noped good effects may result, and the practicabii-. ity and utility of such measures be tested. But cannot something be gained forall cities, &nd particularly our owp, by sanitary in- sSpectors examining Into the sleeping apart- ments and houses of the poor, in which the greatest mortality of infants takes place? The well todo can remove their children to the country, the sea shore, or the mountain resorts, but the laboring classes bave not the time or the means todo so The sleeping spartments of the wor! class are (requently very deficient in venti. lation and other sanitary conveniences. Many of these dwellings are heated up during the day so that the tempera- ture in them is frequestly much above %0* doring most of the day and night. ‘While heat is @ constant, it is only one of the many factors in cities unfavorabie to Infantile life. The mode through which we may hope to preserve lives is by improved sanitary conditions, such as ventilatioa, sewerage, and water supply. Shade trees in our streets and public squares are great con- wervators of public health in cities, and Ought to be cultivated and protected. So much has been done of late years to im- prove the streets and sewerage of Washing- ton that It might seem ungenerous to com- plain, but it should not be forgotten that many of the old trees that lined our streets ‘and defended us from the scorehing rays of @ mid-day sun, were sacrificed to the altered grades and the new order of improvements. ‘Young trees are slowiy coming on, and will in time furnish abundant shade to our side- That it should be the daty of an inspector to prevent or promptly remove, it will die) the habits of untidiness and negligence al- ready in common practice, and which indifference and Usbed as @ Kind of law. If our public squares were improved Qnd so arranged with seats, shelter and shade 60, a8 to afford protection to mothers, nurses and infants, they would undoubtedly remain in the city during the heated term, ought to take them frequeatly to sqeares and remain there morpirg and evening. Indcel children should be kept as much in the open atr, ex- Cept in ihe extreme heat of the day, as pos- sible. Housekeepers, by @ systematic closing of their rooms during the heat of the day, and thefr thorough ventilation daring the even- ing, night and morning, can do much to- ward securing ® lower temperature and greater comfort, while indifference to such precautions will entail discomfort and may incite disease. Short excursions on our ferry boats oron some of the many ateam- ers that ply on the Potomac, will have @ most tonic effect on sick and debilitated FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR SALE. Fane see ee F (OR SALE-A BAY Mau&, of A ‘fF 9 PER CENT. | yonse r i) a a i % 00.925 Fat nw. | excelied by any ip the city. “Phe owner pot FOR Oly “hans je ho ou Perse eeribes st FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. Te __FOR RENT AND SALE. _ Fe ae fine Ho00ss, Feat very low. nom- i: Fs! : 5B ar Wasret—ar 309 7th street Bi Salad D street, a GOUD Bee LA MILLER. Stty , from Sab EsTareE BOLLETL t penger Moxie Bory Weinenua 3. ou feesediy a healthy city, this 1s no reason that we shall fold our hands and make effort to improve its sanitary condition infants during the heated term. The great mortality of the very young is not confined to our city, nor does it reach its maximum here, yet the judgment of the medical pro- fession and sanitarians generally is that cholera infantum is ® preventabie if Wanted & partes o J rT SF: ori Fiieen Han red 3 fat} ; the and that many hundreds of ebiidren might B wily 2 Retrees ioaw i Ee wieuk, sors one yearly be saved therefore by the adoption of sontnining ‘een roma moaiiive, ws | Sua Sik ie : ee —— Joun B. CONDON. 313 Heueets w. eaves: | isles 3300 One of the most interesting features in the Proceedings of the National Educational Association, in Baltimore, yesterday, was the remarks of Dr. Murray, commissioner, ee Fe BENT—936 B street, vear 1th, three cam- muvicating ur fu BOOMS acd KITCH- EN. fer jeoping. "Terme moderate: 3718-3t" ry iT—A “Pa! iret flor, opening into a pleasan: garden; also, Parior veecnen bath, very low mmer BE W. 'TED—A GIBL for general housew: house tn the stssieo of ths fumits react, Tecommended. # ddress Post Office Box 98. TH 0 Qcnvrrane Rune — FRESOO, Di RATIVE and ever URBANEW T ‘AL end PLAIN F and Tanaka, minister of public instruction for the sui - to. 03 27 Sth street porthw est . x Ww street northweat. iy 19-38" srecim 710 E wrest northwest, in Japan, in regard to the pcogress of educa- V crn hetwewore, Oba aigean os Tor een. | 10 re a 3 = @ | jbecits and doire P+ 5% ro OS ed 1 tion tn that country. Japan has made a | sies. wh: and Colored Girls for F fontbls FRAME HO age DL & | Peuneyivenia aveune 7” PRE FOR TEETH. HITHED Ty grand stride in education witnin six years | & {°w Jieht Colored Walters. “Apply i pela ‘THOS. x. WAGoANG © | W2, MARE 10 FURCHARE Stade Ho Conege’ cf" Dental Siraerse past, and her progress in the main is due to ANTED—A GENTLEMAN 1 = = a Ly detwee, 4 Medical C Neer of jonee the interest taiven in the matter by the Ww fem oly farntahed Bed Bo. Ficaty ‘tortion: airy ball-bedroom, 93 pet 3 | “Usee ‘eat Retace agents. 813 Bat weetiweet | Sustslde, corver D. Patracth «a cents, Jrited States Barean of Education ai = ocath a eply at street. opp = (UB RENT, SaLS, OR B04 an0 a = — terprisiog Americans, the latter predomt- | ply 21 the weal Ratate fies of J ee ee 3 FW inaTOn.B "on PUPA Take MEDICAL, eo. ating in number over other foreigners en- | No. 1002 F street norihwest FF Seard fora tely and pemiotaen anaes 25 | streete, Baltimore, Md, A Siost excellent oppor, SQ5 BEN ARS FE BROTHERS intro. gaged in the work of teaching in that coun- wane ep h 29 soon fany shout yate. no other boarders. Adaress A. s fouity ake money. botse has $4 rooms; 2 OBATING CORDIAL faite to care any try. three Ohereees, pienee, Dining Boom and twoioe | cfs rf} 7S | tbe location one of the beat in the city; vew repairs: | case of Nerv.ne Debilitz, Sowisel W pesos sted wT three Cb for Rensekeeatng No. Tae ae 1 | Apply to WO. JOH BSN, owner, 906 B aticet soatuwer Scme straggling Indians arriving in Sioux NTED OA eee BORE Teo = Also, Stock and Utensils at | 315 tm | LEW's TOM, aceuter So’ Locineton ceaeae Bain: BUCKLRE SONBE LT ecar pe " Foor ° UCKL — 7 City, ostensibly from the Little Big Horn, wih of Bridge street; willivg to pay of Seacrifice | Inquire on ba et why Ka Path 33 | more. Ba. 97-1 Ba RS, eats ron assert that Rain-in-the-Face cut the heart gue ae Le Drott Batiaing. | Sys inne P NGcEs Gusrenton: catieh gtion ore charges. ont of General Custer’s body and that Sit- W25T8D—6 70 20 acRES OF LAND. con. BRANT OF SALB— Cheap, Ta lab 100 | Becuritigs lesore era ting Bull's worthies piaced it on @ pole and venient to the city. sult ‘bie for gardening Pot | and bath. Apply 10th Bw. 55 st Established and Oniy bad a high old war dance around it. The | pews. Address Lead,” at aamaaus ~ ' 20 Aico. twenty four fest of Irom Wenge ae = cA noble red men who bring this information a a : probably are misinformed. All reporta of | W. odor aid make berssitgest | OR RENT Threosixroom BRICK HOUSES. | Fup & | cr Old Books. ‘unincumbered real estate ta isaster agree that beyond be- ry home for one who ts honest and oo rater @: 03 per 715 Jat at. o exchange, Apply at the =e eae & teem Call st'301 Mase. avenue, between Baud | Betws x, 324 2d ot 40 Srette ing stripped of its clothing, the body of ‘ » Syil-st= 818 Ist et. ro) , doing Coster was untouched and that this was un- oT oy af * x conan ee doubtedly & savage tribute to a dauntless K street Rorthweet, tht sn = Dros foe, and one very seldom paid to # fallen | fced, oS eae 1aGed. Grant's Headarre, | 1 2 Kw acca it = cen ena ce ws TED To RXOHANGE 1 new Btov Btoves for old . oe i] Tne police would dogood service by tracing | northwest Stover stored and Bahn Obie, @ | sn Fo nat dat out the scoundrel or scoundrels who yester- | cared, from 5 to $35, or Bo pay. jr hy & | 38 = PEOIAL HOTIO day caused such distress in the community | WW 45TED-TWO MBY in Washington and three & | ie = oF 5 ce goin by starting the story of a disaster toa river | an, permanent, end no ling. ps moan, 2 Ea Fgh by op SINS, DIAMONDS, =. the system, ae a steamer having an excursion party on board. betel and traveling ex era paid: Addroes, with ° meme Exe go to ghruse tn Zoey Seasing loan pol eames col eee Last summer 8 similar groundless story in Sam Moa xj 198 6 -} on tJ need GU! 4 we os Ly 4 . q regard to an excursion steamer was set | \a7angep—wOMEN and GINLS, white or oo: rh An OP FICE orm AND’ afloat, cansing terrible anxiety to a large | NV ored-tor generat honsewerk: ai va pamber of 2 osiacellrataable Goods, t io pegecinten Piste on board, and ie isabout Hime some active | trieasts ag creaiem Sued mens partes # Soaese es measures were taken to ferret out the mall- | Building, corner ch awe F streets n. we’ Syste oii large or ‘progerticn in vari ; ANTED—Ai rz : 3 ah A cious parties who are making this mischief. wv! nie rk fi ri sorriad yeOGK Any ae a _ Corner 7th nd Fsrovi. a ove ans letter * - No ; = house. Some of the papers profess to believe that | or water med stamp ‘or ciroular. BXOBG- F cai or Peller mag te ge iy fromey Ho. ‘sont! 61) F street northwest, bitweeu 6h and 7th 311 3:" FOR BENT—8TORE and DWBLLING. No. 633 Mr. Jewell’s ejection from the Cabinet will havea most disastrous effect upon the repub- S108 OO., 17 Tribune Building, ——- Lie im’ Hantre¢ Years. Bliss — w drew York avenue, between 6th and 7th streets; lcan campaign. This isnot probable. The | W'Ntiea REsD Waite kee OT eSd | Fix rete Reni eney becmreen th and 7th streets; slight ripple that now shows where he weat | Penussiveuis ave ares Oe! | docresbore, ede ow iyi wears menaunein Seat ae smsuee: | WakEsPar suRbaeee Cobea nee | FOSATNE arecay ERSNE SUGUINS, a ard in @ month he will be out of recoliec- charge of @ in be = 6 4 < 'y —: 2 i ‘Tite for 72 4 tion. As Rip Van Winkle pathetically re- teed: weil be wi aa aeadl caus hsten MANN: £30 ih sttecteant oh mouatee of JOR COUNTRY BOARDING. w at. Beviow it Fa ~ -— marks, “And are we 80 soon forgotten!” Addrew NAVAL OF FLCBR, Post Office. jy3- SOR EENT—A beawtifal COUNTRY BaSl. | (\OUNTRY BOARD AT THE OLAGETT MAN- ? Ds c paameeinia piles esate ‘ANTED—Gontiomen fo know that WitLiam | F'G'exor cit seen tt ete, | Cone eos, Washington, on Metro- | 07-ly_ Bankers and Brokers. .| BOOKS AND STATIONERY. The republicans of the bloody-shirt per- MOORE. Merchant Tatlor, 1011 New York p to @ god, tenant egies SBERUSN, poy PR : gonmrenions eosnento 3 7 CESTESNiaL AvING suaston were quite safe in counting upon | madest homes oa Fe RERT=a spindle seed toes ROOM, Soe pasticolare sotress “alsasion,” Bilao. Mot: HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. Tyo, Char cetiors, Prince Gortechakot and eome blundering of the Southern opposition 7ANTED—OABPETS TO CLEAN sultsble for two persons, sonth front aud pleas- = s = x since Bismarck. Julian Klerrke .......... 2 i cate a OOD COUNTRY BoakD de nad eight } - s “ A*Macusl of Comparative Philotogy. Papiiion tosustain ther ia their eampaign policy. | VW Seam! Biaune Wnts, 490" Maine Mat brard, 499 Maacechusetts afeans Jrinac’ | Gi nites northwest of Wieebester Vay tna gists SPECIAL NOTICE, Two Pommer Afterioous, Basen Coolidge The massacre of negroes at Hamburg, South wy Tea On SOR RERTOTbice story BRICK HOUSE—Wo, | S2LYMley, within one mile of the orth Mown- Unr Oonptry end cor me ot Carolina, by a mob from Augusta, Georgia, F ory ic + No. | tain. Water excelient and accommdatio sain “ 446 M strect northwest, ten rooms aud collar, For terms, &e , add ms good. 3H. OaTHER, Hayheld, Beadeide Pocus.” Edived b $e worth 500,000 votes to ayes and Wheeler’ PAB mL cere improvement. "Apoly to JAMES W ference, Di Yorn Tat suacnue ton hem \ LOST AND FOUND. Ss b street northwest, ites” | tole eet a Sov rica Disc tered ) the ‘Will the Southern democracy never learn <0 ~* —e TEAMN GCSE ta Per johmeon, 937 OF ALL OUR ‘The Deellers ia Five Biste anything? G5 REWARD. —Straved from the Farm of the | FOR BE nt wich water Ne epee Mee ieee | ps ———_-+1e —____ Dundreary Sothern couldn't let the pres- Oo subse iber, outhe night of the loth in- sient, one while’ Bufalo COW, with black! shots, for which the above reward will be paid on. Cab JOHN BRIDGE HOUSE, situated at Cabin John Bridge, about 7 miles ‘from Wash- ington, can be reached by a delightful drive over a REFRIGERATORS, TO OLOSE THEM OUT. en. Leisure Hour & Tie: phitor and Owwers, Mar: ee eee et & seven wes ues avenne, between Q and B streets northwest. Apply at 452 M street n« rthwest. iy 11-3t* ae Ii écen Perlis Mary Cecil Hay 1 ~ = y spierdid road. It is adjacent to the Potomac river, WEBE @ BEVERIDG: en 0 mrana of stvertisiug uimaalt, "We ovsucve | Steet: Weseingion, Sane Si Toads tee | Qe SEAS rar comtarane, Pym HOURB, | Shier stcrets us Sues tere dare Fates es Too Paxavrivameavenvs. | Socre 3% in Becks tes means of advertising himself. We observe | miles frcs JOHN B. LORD. 12 THOS. £. WAGGAMAR. €,ot and airy, some distance above the level of the | saa, op Tubooan Gus ane tek ene duoud to om it is telegraphed from Philadelphia that he ‘JyM-3t 519 7th street, Tiver, A fi he ~ ice bail room is at disposal of ¢ Ob6T—A+rmall biack sud tan TERGIBR. weigh- picnic partics will Grd M- bing tackle = ee natalie nests. apd Wes prostrated by the heat yesterday. Ed-| jf ,‘ir7 about eight pouade: the hele on {O% RENT—4 good HOUSE and STOR! ith | {or thelr nse'st ressorebleretes. ‘The bar is stocked THE ward understands the value of printer's ink. | h'e ear: qnits thin: anewers to the name: sit the modern improvements: gas, water, &0., | with the choloest liquors, at city prices. Boarders i = |] of Prince.” A suttable reward will be given ou | fitvated on the nor henst corner 13s aud D streets | accom » Wee or month at reagen- F aETURE: B BET 10 BE Hap; NO | bszeturn to No. 1225 Mass. avo Jy1l-3t* northwest. Apply atthe opposite corner. jy'l-3t* | able rates. 2 WILKi®: Lge fg RE S10 SENSED WIEL GE PATO ro cts poreon | JOH BENT—Teo three-story BRICK HOUSES, | 1014 Sanim JOSEPH BOSBINGER, Prop. IMPROVED EITCHENER No cis 30. the Bickey Farm. Apply to (U0HS the Nos 2123 and 2135 F str {ving foformation which will } STa TION RES, eet, one containing fice. rooms, ret arr+st end conviction of the parties wh i0r. Dr Titreon commen Waar Vitter enue ‘Wil do the family cooking with ‘half the coal ed O .7thatrect, opposite Post office seonthe gan, end x shee ‘MED EO oe bg Books Ordered on sbort : “ae TRESS | Hei i irene ei | Mestedn” AuaieStSiO8 Vevct'n wit n | iain aud cust eee, Hed tsa | sowie rawr ober Masaya mernat com | GES Cicr BS, aw na wet Ge ra [GR BEBI—A comfortable avd nest BRIOK Trom Wachiugtee ed fests cons | ill eve tis frice tn afew peneas te meeteeee: | 2 OOKS FOR SUMMER 1 Ce f 1.600 choice WATE: PERSONAL. Wo sian Street nee eae eed bathroom, | ter of the beautiful, hhealthfal aud’ fertile connty.of pairs, and save its price every year im the coal bil, | [}2VUKS FOR SUMMER DING Sorat ees eoeeeane Per usyivaria avenue. Inquire at 423 Lith sreet | J°Mereon. Scciety unsurpassed. iy6 3a" ts modeled by the best skill Known to the art, with AT HALF PRICE. nd fu eple: 4, aU & 00., WATEE BONDS. Nos 453 ana 4 northwest. se |__| aview tothe greatest convenience; is what ever? — = 925 Louislans Sen te by fraud. ‘The public are hereby warned from pur- USS Lae ith street, ea. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. family wents, and, baving, would not part with. 1 yy ZY, ae 2 ~s kf sorncasten womwar cusses puna | 7" aE E nia avenue. CSE, Ce NTLEMEN’S HATS, Bente : el engage eo 3 EN K THS SUMMER VACATION. A®ts Le es 708 BENTCool Furnished or Uafarniened a tis as ; eras The suortwent of SLATE and WHITE | ee 4 = opcode ll IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS AND GOv- MAPAME Ross. = is V cole joner hain Ch with Fofovencee, B13'G ntees | new STRAW, SE el meres eats. Wear. | MARBLE MANTELS and PARLOR GRATES tp = FEET Pim eanet | oTceerneaien poet pines ms | Sct wes HE | Fisee Vana Soga” Trine SOK Farnenn | ect a to introduce of 24 northwest. She has no superior in. B BENT—HOUSE of cight roome and bath- EMETZ, Hatter, SAYWARD &4 HUTCHINSOR, — Jn ghetr achools te take the pre- Past, Present snd Future. In love or business room, front and back yard; No. 329 O street | jeag tr 1937 Pa. ave.,next tocor. Iath'st DBESS FHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. STO ce CUE EE | Woberns vecr tap een et mytt: STOVE end PLUMBING HOUSE. JUVEBILE BOOKS, men, 61 60. A perfect fitting and the Lett the Hot Boks , 08, FINEST DRESS SHIRT FOR 99.95. fe, suitable for prema trates, we = a> eS Oe, TAN &o. Batisfaction always guaranteed. take a liberal Cistount from ibe regular prices for [5 THESUPREMS OOCRT GY THE DISTRIOT Gent's LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, HOST. ‘Deacbers are invited to examize this stock COLUMBIA. HE GENUINE “DECKER BROS.” PL EBY ond UNDEBWEAS, at ch defy en 4 O. McDowELe et aj. ve. DaNrEL A. ‘and prices which defy va MOLLE etal In Equity Not get; Dee the T Pardes OBGARD, st the competition, at iain and reportte tes court whe areteehaidere | sen-y 407 soem strest nore ritcrgaiiet, | JAMES THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, a : ng secured by eee — “W710 com 7 jel9-ly 804 Foetre-tn w , LeDroit Building. od cit ily, &e.; Therefore, creditors and terested, are moti and be heard tonch! on Ti sald of the City Hal, ro A sania city. duced prices, for cash. mylt-ly Cor. 13tn and'G ene eae ee FAMILY SUPPLIES. a SUMMER HATS! large, desirabls D WBLUING on RorthWest, near Masssohusetts ave- by = PACA ‘and The Be yea = bur, having every modern improvement, new and | gino, ‘Bi ‘3 “The Beverage that Scrength- a OTICE TO RESIDENTS ficient cpadidps Fowscntt ciecotsinedicsh® | CINGHAM UM BREC LAB ae a soee [TP ens, but does not Intoxicate.” COAL AND WOOD. N Ivaqvire of C. BTORBS, 1416 ¥ street north: Ae aes irr) ALLET DAVIS & 00.8 GBAND, BQUARB | west i388 tel yyy FARas0us ond ee OAL! COAL!! RIGHT PIANOS for sale on, B im the best manner COLD TEA! Cc > = PRICES DOWN’ IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF SF aden, eek : OB BENT—A nice BBI SER @ GREEN, ICED TEA: Fity and swectnoes of tone, See Agent, O11 Pinvi ioe, water and gaa, myzi-ty 141 FRBBSYLVAMIA AVENGER, HOT FEA! | winners cops: ibe Tolowlag COALS kt Hesueed POURTH & & STRERTS NORTHWEST. | Resrect wrtvwen, decks | 14th and 15th north weet te ve Willard’ coups, COTTAGE cn Sumner Iniversity ;rent, @10. A: it STORE ad: for any bustoe: good locality, 439 7th str: between D and B southwest; rent moderate quire at 517 Market Spsce. ee K BEP’S PATENT PARTLY-MADE DBESS SHIRTS, To makes refreshing cup of ‘Tea, buy at ie ORIENTAL TRA STORF, QNE HUNDRED (100) BARRELS 409 97m Br. ¥. M. 0. A. Britpine, - : AL, ae. B00 2. Having purchased the PRESORIPTION FILE 2 {OR RENT—One two-story B Greatest Invention of the Age. Bix fi Sif a OF MR. LOVEJOY, we are prepared to repeat any PURE CIDER VINEGAR, Sih ‘sere bateten Fad G cer eee | eanhonae Won tie Tic, G16 Prescription originally put up at his store. Bent, @33 per month. Inquire 403 7th street | &@” Weare Bole Agents. THorce ERGLT Sus tk vasr, 900 18 STOBGE AND FOR ene sr LOW PSIOES | northwest. iy7-8t OBRGICE YOUNG HY60N. %c ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist, TO TES TEADE. TOR RENT_45 Mereaclanetts eronuejnorth woet COPPER, freshly roasted. very low. syia-tr__ Corner 34 and D streets northwest. PURITY GUARANTEED. fo Yards: couvenlent to erect Dees’ Oa PURE SPIRE.” FRESH SPIoEs. per month, EDWABD 0.CABRINGTOM, Ja. Samples furnished upon application. SAMUEL C. PALMER, SPECIALTIES AND NOVELTIES, Attorney-at Lem jy7-Jm__454 Louisiana avenue, opp. City Bi: B eee iyla-te Wer Casa. ENS STREET, GRORGH- SWEBT LEAF TEA, Blae Flannel BlOWs08.eeceemnenesereneneweenene G1 35 | _ O24-tF TOWN, D. 0. 60 CENTS PEB POUND. Bathing Suits and Drawers, from 75 Cts, to $9 00 | geerxp . ay a aT ah TRUNKS! ve usenoother. — . eS wee Ladies’ er as Sy7-te et See saeuareimnes qshayreny ee the best dyed Orolo Tran : a o u - tots hers mui, tm #0 #3 60 at, Evil a Hottie: *| St somne xmuaer, gaa ‘The Wamsutts Shirt, Sole Leather Valises, Ga REP. G BEEP, VEAL, LAMB, MUTTON, &. Rothing to equal it in the country at Pifraweling Bage, (furndshed,) ‘AIRIN( CORNED BERF 4 SPROLALTY. the Pt mn * "Freel Bak plain) TRUNES, PO ed all quadities, TRAVELING BAGS, be Ber 315. ; Wanting end Fishing Suits bhawt SATCHE: sl Wrappers, my free of charge, to all of Made to order. Brawl Biraps, TADIEe BELTS, ac. | wesise Paty Might Shirts Pocket Books, &e., £0. THO: ¥ ABD P) es? d All at priess to entt the times, and warranted AT THEOLD AND ix | MUNNESOTa FLOUR, a ye TY oo Sar ge fo She northern cities, pry rT wr ume, — oa Chick Alpaca Coats... 9 93 PRACTIOAL MANUFACTORY Under the Big WireSign. 495 77m 5 Shes — Fine Blue FIsnRel Butt. eennnenennee 14 40 Z s. TOPHAM, 5 ‘the Fine French Suspenders, ‘TrH BET. Guastein, Adjoining Oda Valles” Hall wader the Bus Wire wee BRO. inst cane pias REACHING Down. Double-Breasted Frock Coats With Vests, Thaves large aesortment tn Drap dete, Worsted sad Broadcloth. An excellent Broadcloth Coat for...........816 30 Strangers are invited to iaepect my stock of gon- tlemen's bk lopgipgs, aod I am confident will fiad no cheaper or bett+r gvods in the country; at least that fe the general testinony of recent visitors fsom all ections. . ARMS 2 K) ONE PRICE OMLY. FRICES MABEED IN PLAIN FIGURES. TEE PEB CENT. DISCOUNT FOR OASH. rst @EORGE OC. HENNING, G10 DEVENTM STREET. WO §1GH OF THE GOLDEN FuRBOR.