Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1876, Page 2

« a en OOO EVENING STAR. MONDA Tove Ju 1876. CROSBY 5S. NOYES........ Editor. Beading Matter on Every Page Average sworn Daily Circulation over 15,000,-being more than three times that of any other daily paper in Washington, and equal to that of all the other | daily papers in the city added | together. ‘What is the matter with the shrabbery Qud trees in theeity? In many of the pud- lic parks and reservations, and particularly im those more recently improved, a great many of the evergreens are already dead, With more dying, while the leaves of many Of the trees planted along the sidewalks in various parts of the city are already turning pa decay aud premature death. the difficulty in most if not all the cases is Wwantof water. The fault is primarily that | Of the public authorities, but the remedy happily in great part with our people themselves in their Individual capacity. So far as the parks are concerned the shrub- | bery planted there has probably been neg- lected by the attendants, who have failed to give the young evergreens sufficient water to moisten and strengthen thelr roots in the beginning. With the trees so well set out | by the parking commission the case is some- What diferent. These would have been able to take care of themselves with such mois ture as pature affords in ordinary course, If they coula only have received their share of it. But this they have not been able to get. ‘With our streets and sidewalks paved with impervious material, but little of the usual rainfall ever reaches their roots, inasmuch as the only chaunel way for it is the small space left unpaved about the trunk of each tree. And these spaces, as we have heretofore urged in THe SraR, are far smaller than they ought to be, or they need tobe. They should be enlarged, and at once, to at least double their present size, with the surfaceof each left @ little lower than the pavement @round them, so as to catch and retain all the water possible. If the authorities allege that they have no funds for this purpose, then the property holders ought to take the matter In their own hands, and each do the necessary work in front of bisor her own Premises. Bat whether this be done or not, it is the duty of all householders to furnish a@ pientiful supply of water at least twice a ‘week to all tue growing trees and shrubbery on apd around the premises. This can be done at Lo cost and little trouble by lower- ing the surface of the present unpaved spaces and keeping them well filled with water for two or tbree évenings each week, either with buckets or the ordinary watering hose. This ‘Will suy plement the natural supply of moist- ure, whicb ts not sufficient to sustain life under existing circumstances, and unless it Or something like it be dove, systematically and continuously, our shade trees, which ought to be our pride and our protection, Will in a little while become a reproach and & disgrace to the city. —-see- The New York World states as asignificant fact that Mr. Herndon, formerly a law part- rer of Abraham Lincoln, has declared for Tilden, but the Newark Advertiser don’t think !t very remarkable, and says that the Workd might have added that Horatio Sey- mour’s brother in-law (Senator Conkling) and Representative Scott Lord’s law partner bave declared for Hayes and Wheeler. Besides this, Senator Conkling’s brother is a Tilden man. Ail these facts are not at all surprising. In this couatry people don’t “go” much on the opinion of their relatives in regard to political matters. A fair sample of the immatare emergency Jegislation with which the country nas been 80 sorely afflicted in late years is afforded by the proposition to reorganize the Con- Bressional printing office, or rather to ap- point the public printer on a new basis, Which was recently adopted by one of the conference committees acting for the two Houses, and which will donbtless be accept- @d by them. Here is an office which requires the whole time and constant attention of a Person of large technical knowledge, ong ‘and varied experience, and the strictest in- tegrity. And not these qualities only. He ‘must also supervise the operations of alarge body of men, and at the same time disburse immense sums of money, in wages and in the purchase of stock and supplies of all k'nds, in the selection of which both sound jadgment and undoubted honesty are called for. And the munificent pay provided for these varied talents and multifarious and responsible duties are, what, think you, gen- ile reader? The princely sum of-thirty-five bundred dollars a year! or a little more than @ swift journeyman printer can earn by ‘Working ten hours a day on extra fat copy. It is possible that the right Kind of a man for the place may be had for this inadequate salary, bat only an exceptional condition of things will make him willing to accept it, Bince he is likely to do @ great deal better either in carrying on business for himself or in private employ. And the conference com- mittee must also have inciined somewhat to ihis view, we suspect, since it fixes the bond efjthe new incumbent at $100,000—a penal sum which it must be admitted is out of all Proportion to the salary, and one which in- dicates the responsibility and Importance of the position far better than its legal emola- ments. Has Congress never read in the bible that there is that which scatters yet in- —_—§_0es—___. The Prince of Wales proposes to call to ac- count the member of Parl'ament, said to be Mr. Join Bright, who refused to drink to the “Empress of India” at a banauet the other day. The impetuous Prince had better re- Strain bis indignation and let the matter Grop just where it is. The lucident in regard to the toast shows very plainly that the sub- jects of her majesty, or at least a portion of them, while sincerely respecting their queen, are earnestly opposed to any addition to her ute, ——___~ «+2 -___ The fact of Sam Bard’s deflexion has already been referred to. It seems that a few weeks ago he started a paper in Mobile, called the Cumpaign Globe, in which be an- nounced that Hayes and Wheeler “would Sweep the nation,” and that “we are bound to obtain a crushing, overwhelming, and,we may add, a brilliant victory.” Immediately after the nominations at St. Louis he re- printed these remarks, adding @ postscript ja which he said that “since writing the ‘@bove, the democratic party has done the work assigned it by the people so acceptable to us that we feel It our bounden duty to act ‘With it in the future.” But then it's a mat. ter of no uence, as Mr. Toots would *ay, whom the versatile Samuel supports. ———-+e--__. Ex Governor Vanee, of North Carolina, is on his high horse again. In a speech at Ra- Jeigh, the other day, be argued and maila- tained that the recoustruction acta are an- constitutional, because they confer suffrage on the negroes. The "t seem to be reconstructed worth a cent. Geosasttineaatelner oe Realiziég the extremely slight chance Mr. Charlies Francis Adams bas for belog elected President this year, the Springfield Repu’ii- can bas firmly endorsed Hayes. Toa: settles ad ———-—_ -we0<c- - __ _—_ Ia answer to several inquiries oa the sub Ject, we beg to say that the Washington Motument is at present a very little over one third its proposed height. ind yellow,—a sure Indication of rapid | Undoubtedly | | The withdrawal of the facilities afforded | by the fast mail service will bea loss se- verely felt in many portions of the country. The fast mall trains were started as an ex- pertment by Governor Jewell, wno recetved the cheerfal co-operation of Commodore Vanderblitard Col. Taomas A. Scott. As is truthfully said by tue vice president of | the New York Ceutral and Hudson river railroad company, in his letter to the Post- | master General, the fast service has been running ten months with @ success un- equalled in practical railway operations. Rushing with the spec of the wind across the country, and distributing the mails as they went, these fast trains have fully de- monstrated their desirability as a means for the transmission of mall matter,and ought to be continued for the benefit of the people. Colonel Scott and Commodore Vanderbilt | have always claimed that the compensation for Unis service is altogether inadequate, and now, since Congress bas restored the old, and, as they assert, unremunerative rates, they decline to continue the fast trains after the 22d instant. That this will create much popular cissatisfaction there can be no doubt, and one of the conundrums asked during the Presidential! campaign will be “Who took off the fast mail trains?” The responsibility is very easily fixed. It is qnite likely that the millions of people bene- fited by the service witl demand its restora- ton, and that Congress at its next session (after the Presidential eleetion is over) will make due provision to this end, if it is not socner done. The bnbbub over the requested resignation of Mr. Jewell is without sufficient grounds. It is well known that the President called | him to his late position without the advice or request of the leaders of the republican Farty, and he would seem to have the right to get rid of him in thesame way. As to the political expediency of the step, that is of course another thing; but the President bas a way of surprising the country, as weil | by bis dismissals as by his discoveries. Mr. Jewell was only an exception to the general rule in that he !llustrated both phases of the Presidential peculiarity. That is about all there is of it. He won't do for the martyr business, T"= PLACE TO BUY DRY @00ODS OHEAP NOW IS AT W. M. SHUSTER BRO'S., as we are teeing ont out a — mans SUSMEB Rewrants cf all kinds on our center counters si! measured and marked, price and quantity in each piece BF” One Price Only in Piain Figures, 7" We close our store at § o’clock p.m. until eptember let. Ww. M. et poe & B a REFRIGERATORS al BEDUOED IN PBICE. HAVE ON HAND 4 SMALL LOT, WHICH I WILL CLOSS OUT AS ABOVE. BF. SIMPSOF, STEWART STOVE HOUSE, iy18 3t 1005 Pennsylvania avenue. LUXCBIOUS BED. The SSH ANTEE E HAMMOOX., recommended by aM ‘and others. fr iy of erga aa eeu 30 and 3%. Orders by mai! st jylé-tr 1237 STRICTLY PURE. FIAB OLD RYE WAU for medicinal and = ‘ge dott! lon, 85. per gi PORT AND ae OaLt- RBLA MUSOATEL ond ANGELIC ted pure. Very fine. §1 por bottle. OSLIFOBNIA BRANDY. pure grape, @2 per bottle. -« Bext tOCOF. Ast et All these goods are selected with gi cepeciaily for thelr purity. We solistt a trial, ing confident of givlog satisfsction. ARTHUB NATTANS, Draggist, » ner 3d and D streets north _—— OF COPABTNERSHIP. DO, July 13.1576. TZERSTEIN wi with BATZRNSTRIN. stated, I have this day disposed to A. SAES my entire Interest in the Aras ot 6 Bake & wo "will in fararo oondact jhe busine. I peak for him @ cont earnertiy bes: flattering patronage Destowad Thefrm-f & tyr rm by motusl consent, Mr. B. K drawing. A nae of A. 8, ficn of the fra end am alone authorized: to Sues in th jalgasio of all accounts due the oid firm. [ ANDREW SAKS. [Chron.Bep,8.Y Dry Goode Reporter} REMNANTS iy OF STOCK AT HALF PRICE. PRICES MERELY NOMINAL. ODDS AND ENDS AT HALF PBICB. MUST BE SOLD. ODD COATS, ODD PANTS, ODD VESTS AT HALF PRICE. BOUND TO SELL. BROKEN SUIT AT HALF PRICE, TO CLOSE OUT. MISMATCHED GARMENTS AT HALF PBICE. NO RESERVATIONS. WILL BE SOLD AT ONCE. HABLE BROTHERS, Merchant Tailors and Fine Olothiers, iy Oorner Seventh and D streets, PaO a Pays WANTS. | V Wintetates oigie os 10 on fine castom corner of Bd onl Soiree. w itt 1 ‘AN Va —linmedl —"we “bandred dozen quer, CHAMPAGNE BOTTLES tor a 19 7th treet WOMAN c mpetent to cook, aay ir pi emalt family icterences Peauired ‘%&h street portbwest. It V aNTRD—In the insurance business, an activ aro “- SUT seat young man of some experie aya Bina wordt osnautony eee pata price, hk "GEORGE Day. ws fy @emll, careful aud resectable family twoor three ee by suit- able fr housel 5 moderate. niall stati rms, TPERUIYAL,” t _—, oF ice. V ANTED—A mitdle- aged IRISH WOM = of secsepaneer » = Desinera Ag MalGsREr COSTE mr hwest. eet eri was D—Good GIBLS, white or cul cae — usewora,chamberaork, and narees. Also. white a.dcolored Girls for Philatelphia Hotels ard pri families supplied with ;eilable hel, Apeiy a: Rocm 27 St. Cloud Burlding. i WASTED=8 YOUTE who has £,S008 Bnew. ledge of TYPE SETTIN' ‘bo understands folding b-ok Apply attve _— of The Weckiy tellus a ding: | rocme ana ontler’ weter od gen; in complete or FOR RENT AND SALE. RT—Two desirab'c HOUSES, Nos. 467 6409 Istreet northweat, Gad 6. HUMES, rire Sth street northw: init 8 Pretty ex room Curt 16%, wi erg: garden; 1729 T street; rent ga. Loqnire ext door. jyh ae Ob BENT—4 tar, -eutilared SRDBUOM te fem! lighted by fine ae ‘ta ryt o E. FOWLBE, Ho 1002 Tree: ry BERT — HOW ees ie 460k Boe. Tey we. pcrtbwest, near Bi 828. Inontre nex door Poti REBT —BUUSE Mo. 1403 eta et ad every conveuience; low; key next door ior; iv I7-3t* ket ‘pout w METCALF. Coruer wth aud NY ave ‘iyi iw ¥—a two story and basement BRI ‘Ue, between Q and Bats oF BREEN. 460 M vireo. {OR BALE © ant neat Fiam 63 le et y — et and 1 Srgerewas? ater, and cellar. Te to Mrs BM ‘Suscatriz, reer Oppo- site premises. Re ON SaLEe700-Teo bew 3 etery Panes, ip F ofs. Gre walls and god lote; 17th aad 0 ste. oem pa from corner. Terme: water, 1545 &h street p. w. Alco, “s BBIOK 2 French Windows’ gas, & O87 4 gtrects «Ap v0 pe HOLTZMAN. 132" F street no 5/1 (OK RENT-BOUSE, No 1441 P sireat, a rooms; water in the yard. Apply a v9 Waste —WORK by @ young man yeare mercantile experience. is man snd penmar, and thoroughly jer’ book keep’ Best “of recommendations. aha ., Star Of \ 4NTBI—By @ yon’ ni’ some experience 1a the buciuces, # FUSTT(ON rocery store with a view of acquiring a thor nowledge of the business n object. Br st of ri aS Bridge strest, ANTED-TENANTS for beautifal rooms. pete furvished and unfurnished. ta one of Mv lsomest houses fn the city, Prise from @5 nd $20 per month First sag —— ls board Fiano in bouse ard in ci "Aadrese™*Blavel omese. Bose ul 30 orse ai Offic+. JANTSD—At the Arlington Saenets @ a W GLOSSER. 433 Hinwtreet a yi W; I'TED—A WOMAN for gener. see hite girl preferred. ‘Apply at No: sie wt WARE? giarara’ GSE RUSE next house west of Oak <i Soasiorge WartedK tee white aids éral Cooke: Nurses and Walteras Sisare Women for Philadelphia Femiies ond nots sup. piled, Baticnal Rmployment Office, Room 94. ith a7 Fis x ‘HlaGs Ht four- jt 3" ANTED—A second hand ar HuLLipas. Pe aeacicnses iylt Wi Aste— @ thorougbly com) a soe rom young lady, with best tials, a SIT- UATION as nurse, maii, governess, to do light | ad to teach children, Address A. ood references. dress Box 4; this offic, ARTED—At once, 100 honest, reliable HELP, for the clty acd cou bermsisa and Nurses for rod PPLE at Bareks, Employment Tomoe, aa Mas. LOOISE 0. BUTLER. W4STED-6 TO 20 yenent to the city. rascal D sti oie at Wanton the, Norihors Abert Baploy- a een 454 K street ee irty it GIBLS to fill first-class sitas- fone, in V kee EXOHANGE now Stoves for old TLEB'S, corner Sth aad K strests “loves stored and Smoky Ohimueys 15 to @3S, or no pay. jy8-ly_ northweet, , from 8: iN cured, ay or water ured. Send , | BGM 00. 17 fribane Bol “MOORE, Morchaat Nenor"1eli Me m fe oF; jow avenue, makes @ specialty of of cutting garments to be W ABTED—OARPETS TO, 0 CLEAR at = between ¢ and 4th strests’soutstwont alla oy 4 ‘and delivered without charge. epll-ly LOST AND FOUND. | Oat a BE Ld instant, o Ss eee aie ‘-€ MON BY. near T: =e EAD &CO . S16 7th street noriheoee it I OrT—A BPOT' fa GaRARY & liberal re- 4 ward will be this savertisoment OG: Maker, 426 lth street northwest. itt I OST OB MISLAID—O; King iraday isst, a rus, SOBIPT IO} BOOK to 10 he stock of Bu Resort a Heable ard wilt be id ime + 7th and B ultimo, Eee § DOG; ears ana talent, Sny one who rit Ao halt Ps eee 16th street, gat 08 SS PIANOS, &. i by gE “DECKEB BBOS.” PIANOS and rN HE a BIE F1AWOs for sale a sweeten of tone. Bee Agent, eros SPECIALTIES AND NOVELTIES, Ner Oasg. Blue Flannel Bl00508...smswnesseemenrmmnenS 1 35 Bathing Suits and Drawers, from 75 Ots. to 89 00 Bive Flannel Yachting Suite.........mer-rrmnn GS 40 Gingham Umbrellas, 2imost fast color, the best dyed goods hitherto made, from @1 50 to $3 60 The Wamentta Shirt, Hothing to equal it in the country at Cn Sa SY Hunting and Fishing Suite Made to order. Hight Shirts, ROW sesereresnesnesensnnmecsnssssensnsnsssseereemene BL 44 Check Alpaca Coate...... on bee Fine Biue Flannel Bulte..........cemmm BIE 40 Fine French Saspenders, Crossed backs, 32 Ots., 45 Ots., 6S Cts. and 90 Cts, in Double Breasted Frock Coats With Vests, Thavee large assortment in Drap dete, Worsted and Broadcloth. An excellent Broadcloth Cost £0F....m G16 20 Strangers are invited to inspect my stock of gen- tlemen's belongings, and I em confident will find no cheaper or better goods in the country; at least that isthe general testiaony ections. ONE PRICE ONLY. PRICES MARKED 18 PLAIN FIGURES, TEN PER CENT. DISOOUNT FOR CasH. ‘OR RENT—1106 F street, ROOM and KITOHEN, all furnished, on third floor. ‘iy15 6r™ FSS SENT tare ory SBTC HOUSE No. 45 M street northwest, tea rooms aad ee with modern imerovements Apply to James STONE. 1100 street northwest ays 3: Degas 1459. PARLOR. BED. Houses o con oor ry and bathroom. &c ; rent AMUEL G PARK Beal Estate Agent, 829 436 +1 {OR BENT—713 H strect_ norshwost street; T13 Hstreet: 713 H street: 713 H street: 713 H strect, 713 B # 713 H street; 713 Hatreet; T13 Hat ys see Nis sop te FOR RENT AND SALE. Fo RENT—To Geotlemen—F F arat-hed BOO! soctt? bitasantly situated. 1313 New — R RES T—45 Waseachocetts aveuacinorth wea, BIOK, just completed; gas and SEDO CAREING TOR Ss. ™ BICK HOUEE; ane oreer: sores 30% 1m Frees y caakealtdin FOR REBT an clegent GUBAL Falta five veresof grou. stable, bes 30 pet “an Fo BENT— HOUSE Ho. 1305 BIGGS STEBET, Between Band 8 and 13th aod lith streets. ‘The best house in the city for the 8S per month; = — every 2 ead in perfect order. Apply at once anus & KETOHAM, jefl-tr nie F street. ;OR b SALB HOU EB for F or 13.000, BOARDING. OABDING —Newly-furnished ROOMS, with FInST CLASS ROAD nent, at Oelones Tocailty: 608 Tath terest northwont Siortton ye “yt Finny wy coats per night, & A ON BEAL ESTATE. YoUwe & MIDDLETON. Corner Sth end F strests. Fixtures ana Lense of « __ BUSINESS CHANCES. $1,00 The Berek. Ry, ne PRON 8 tee Smee | | pomraR Boveral emelis aounteot MUN —— ‘xuR0 17, CaToaEn. spoT RG acace tol Bill. wood a tocelity fr ‘~. , Capi Bootand Shee or Gent's Furaishing Store. svlé Me ™ Exch NG: i OITY Fo Sale OF as ty s 4 =z FO cellent grass jana. 5 = and veGetaP A MCEUEN, 4718 Re _ 8. evvnee Tn end sie wertnert Ns eawWAN. Syl 6:" Beal Estate Agent, St. Cloud Buildiag, KENT. SsLE, OR BXOWANGE esBINGTON. »'O.. PROP more, Am tenity to make money. This horse has $4 room tbe location one of the hest to Aprils to W_O. JOH SBON, o° Lorthweet, Washington. 0" ©: URY & + ON, Age’ Lexington street, Baiti- more. Bd 27-im or from §! Per reee: BOARD vor MEAL No aehaaees TAL IMPROVEMENT Tax. f reasonsb *9 eaneylvante Securities and sold by DAVE me ae eae ee Ce Bank Band’. PGE FALE Thecid Antiquarian BOOKSTORE, IN 213 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, be __ cou? NTRY BOARDIN twoon 34 and 3d streets—a stock of 60.000 volames GOP, COUNTRY BOARD can be had eight F miles nort nchester. Va , in a pleas- ant valley, withia one smile of the Big North Moua Water excelient and eccommnd. For terme. Bor saa iroas J. HL. Frederick cont ay bh ber Johnson, 93 low York aveuaee Washing Fe BALE—No ees Beate Caroliua avi southeast, will be sold on very easy t-rm Price 90. THOS. E. WAGOAMAN, 3716-3 519 7th strest. RB KRENT—On Georgetown Beighi Fouse. Ly Toome; I sere of roan m Dol Ly Jp 15-s,m,w3t™ Cor, Boad and High streets. Fu BENT—A very desirabl K HOUSS, porthwest; te in perfect oe: id. ¥ ceilar; mod. ovem ante; 1o- wae end asichsorwode aolightfol. Apply ty w- is FOE REBT Tro BE TOK HOUSER, Nos. $07 309 8tb strect east D, four i'd summer kitchen acer tes, aohers per month in advanoe. qmeveat No. 381. Call after 5 P_m. or before sa. jo. 808 New Jersey ave- and I — northwest. Shep- ‘O08 BALE—LOW and LONG P. ES Ts, FY Two new Fait COTTAGES on Renae — west ce were built this weason Ta the beet manrer, and wi ie aol ot cont on easy terms of payment. Price $3,300 eac! ‘Lots en each 80D 200 feet. For particulars see NOTLEY = lege rl wage with six rooms and csllar in the yard; on K, between 436 and ends 6th streets sour west—No. 483. iyls 35° FOE BENT Three two story Frame HOUsEs, ‘with five rooms, rear @13- por fmoutn. ply ts B.L. SCHMIDT, 659 Fatrest northwest. it OB RENT—STO. DWELLING, nine rooms; 610 Loulsiana avenue. Inquire next doc! j74 3" FF QE BEST STORE southwest corner 13:b and 7 streets northwest. nort! Inquwe at $15 ¥ street dyMs 3t* rect, has ail modsra nd complete ROB BENT—Large STORE and oti dations, No. 343. Pennsylvania avenue north. ‘West; svitable for @ restaurant or any other oe ness;rent reduced. Apply on the premises. j14 3t™ ‘OB BENT—An all modern d refinished; beet = Sail at 46.1 sires! A PHILLIPS, 6031 ie street Fv¢2. and 8 Sy14-$t__ Corner Ith street a: BoE, BENT fe ® gond tenant very desiratle communicating unfarnished EOUMBon second floor, suitable for pai Or olhsr purposes; terms easy. Apply at 113: 78 ret, PFGE SAGE Frame DWELLING | He, ae z street porthw st, seven rooms, ath room, at ant nive room HOUSE, c: jy4-1m R—HOUGSE, ver: gambar oe, ro BENT—Three-story a Bray, vith SOHN SHERM Sa’ Bo.119 O street iyts iv e Bt. Cloud aid (OR INT—A besctiful COUNTRY MBBI- DEN pliepols bed = aces ot ee will PS aaa Bory gheaplts Sood ‘tenant, JOE BB Heel Retate Agostsat. Glond Baliding vite Fo BEN T—Two three-story BRICK HOUSES, Bos 2123 and 2135 F street, one containing Wrocms at 640 one ‘ith sro rooms, at 835 per mot paper , and bath oom, near c! end Street cars. A 7 at 2129 Feria sw. jyll-lm OB MENT—HUUSE of eight rooms and bath. tno 329 © street id bath-room, (0) SOR Sth etreet northwest. (OPP Pennsylvania avenue northwest, DUVAaLI ay: isan avenue. Fo. SaLt—Desirabie ne COUNTRY RESIDENCE on 7th street road, Sliver 5) care the ‘door. Two Soe ‘of splcedid ahede and frait trees and water hgerores Possessio: "Waltaey apy on pa premiers, fourth house abo: ie aur Fu Seon two-story rus "HOUSE means, six rooms, between P fe a “as per mouth, a etrooes mart Inquire 403 “Ti ateet Pass BRIOK HOUSE, 1915 meniels, &c. Ay poly nent, foee oe a paint see, 1217 B street, betweon isth streets. Bent Oi per month am 1th. Wik. RUTHERFORD. un iS, furnished end unfurnish- month, RERT— B00) yt ish: weer of the from @5 to @wo a iN month Apply at DORSEY'S Room ox, gal aS BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th Bt and Saturday. e| fe. ‘2 WEEE rEegs HY SF eepetsagtnis Sere SEEEES i 5 a meee F ii 4 3 Se Ey o Me MAXWELL, OF OHAGLESTON ferton county, West Vi SUMMER BOARD! ‘end eligibl: end is the > terot the benutitas sbealthtal and’ ferile ran. of Jefferson. Bociety unsurpassed. jy6 3) GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. MACKINAW STRAW HATS. We offer 2 Qenntve MAC KIWAW STRAW HAT for Sc, ‘Cait tatend-to close thet: out woah T & RUOFF, dyMlw EF Pocmytranis avense. DDBESS *HIRTS MADE TO ORDER. A perfect fitting and the FINEST DEESS SHIBT FOR $2.25. Satisfaction always guaranteed. Gent's LINEN ees, and ovr! HOsI- EBY ond = EBWEAS, at priced w! ety JAMES THOMPSOR’S SHIRT FACTORY, jel9-ly 804 Fetreetn w , LeDroit Building. i SUMMER HATS! (KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE DRESS SHIRTS, ‘The Greatest 1; ition of the Age. Six fine Drese Shirts for six dollers, (@6,) not to be badin any other wore tnt ie city Ww. W. BURDETTE 4 00. No. 926 7: street a. w. Bo. 706 K street n. ABE ERCEIVING DAI Bete OUR "ee CENT UMFinist tA A Best Wamecte wouB om Bin PACTORY: Ne. Evtyor escent att AG Bo 55 ork avenoe,n, wire. AX¢ van . . BOOTS AND SHOES. Ao LOTS SHOES oe eed THIS WEEK, enh T 50 CENTS ON NTE, DOLLAR. sane Goat Pump with any cade aod ns Pe ‘Under Shirt. (cheap ) vaGaltar Vou4. 1918 venue for bargains, bet 19th wed S0en ste J J. J. GEORGES, FASHIONABLE BOOT? MAKER, » 2118 PENNSYLVANIA AVEHU! 3 STABLISHED IN 1855, AN’ i E EXISTENCE AND AWD FLOURIOHIN wigs i REPAIRING. pom ros ia, 2 THOROUGHLY ABD Pi LAaDiee BP. ati Tl rou. ae oe veer ait BAOTIOa: ra UFACTORY OF Under the Big wi Sign. aid gy ERE ‘THE GREAT ANODYNE AND NERVINE. BELT’S STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS. Of Old Books. Cash or unincumbered real « = waht maton taken ta exchange. ay, F ER EALESA fet cass DEUS STORE business of from IAL NOTICE. a: Ss P ‘To buy fine WATCHES, OHA 8, DIAMONDS, nd all other fine JEWELKY, cheep for Cash, go to 8 Detela ae CO. UNS, REVOLVERS, SILVEB and nie present. for nse oF cruament, go to the NbD'D sts attabie Goods Ber, 1» OF to easel Bo tp the chheu ingot aah eet al 9 ‘gost reliable house ads country. S. GOLOSTEIN @ Co., Loan amp GOMMISSam BROKBKS, jel Ttheast corner lth apd D streets. SPECIAL NOTICE. ehave HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. this day BEDUCED THE PRIOR OF ALL OUR REFRIGERATORS, TO OLOSE THEM OUT. WEBB 4&4 BEVERIDGE, 1009 PENNsYLVANI4 AVENUE. Between th and tb streets, THE IMPROVED KITCHENER ‘The largest assortment of SLATS and WHITB MABBLE MABTELS and PAELOR GRATES iz the city. MAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, 317 9rz BTREET NORTHWEST, STOVE and PLUMBING HOUSB. BEFRIGERATORS WATER ‘CooLErs Large stock of —— myttr low prices, ently 314 rin strests ee S$ ¥00uD-Banp rozziry BB. VES, &c., pe ee and the highest cash ‘paid, and duced prices, for cash, Pmt St myl-ly Cor. wate and’ ste, 6 worth west. FAMILY SUPPLIES. CED eis vit es not ttonicas” ED COLD TEA! ICED TEA! HOT TEA: To make a refreshing cup of Tea, buy at ORIENTAL TEA STORB, Orn Br, ¥. M. 0, A. Boivins. BICK IMPERIAL, atc EXTbAa GUN SWEET OOL FINE JAP, CHOICE & co. EFIBRD es 5 atta very low. very low BIOS. ” ‘FRESH SPIOES. TSA STORE, jyla-tr fp SWEET LEAF TEA. iz) 60 CENT3 PER POUND. Peeds no putt f Those who have tried {¢ will use no other, Cc. WITMER, Groceries, iyT-tr 1915 Pennsylvania svenu’ JOHN R. KEALEY, af Dealer in First-class BEEP, VEAL, LAMB, MUTTON, &. sini outs BEEF A head] ee muse Be sia MINNESOTA FLOUR, oN fion'to m to Keep a ie Fer ae Psat vanes ass ‘o trial to oatisty the mot TRUNKS! ivenia svenue. GR tT Ty ED TRUNKS! 5 TRUNKS! TRUNES! AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRIORS. B. McHUBRAY, (Formeriy of the firm ef Jas. 8. Topham & 0o.,) Mow located at SS 505 Market Space, HAUL ¢ HUMES. O77 Repairing 2 specialty. jemt-te WaArcmse. ~ Hoge of Obteago, 401 Tth east aide. comer ® Bxtisert ae eet. a SSS a eee MEDICAL, &c. 5 BEN AMO 1F DM BAO MESS INVIG = Guat 5 of Nerves Bob Vigor 906 B suset somawent, . } BOOKS AND STATIONERY. CENTENNIAL READING . Prince ¢ ortechakof! sree laerke = wen pone mt & suerte use wee [BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING aT arcs PRICE. 1 have selected from soy. ny, shelves a lerge lot of ood BOOKS. suitable for summer reediag, which price. ‘Will soll at half the retai at M. BALLANTYNE'S eer SEVENTH STEBET SPECIAL NOTICE. We havea very large stock of JUVERILE BOOKS, Leftover from the Holiday seasvn. These Books ere for premiums for schools. We will meke from regular prices for table Og ¢iscount the ‘Teachers are invited to examine this stock. hemngrsed BRor best . Coal vered to om (the city during the month ot July at the List Prices, with 2340 pounds the toa: Best White Ash Chestuut.........96 bed = Foroace ...... AL! Cc shi hoes PRICES DOWN: prepared to offer to persons Isying in thetr woke ‘s supply, the Tollowiug OOALS at reduced