Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON: TUESDAY ...0..0eeseee0-Saly 15, 189765 CROSBY S. NOYES........Editor. Reading Matter on Every Page | Arerage 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. is tne Little joker? It is cnrions to note the disagreement be- | tween the East and the West as to the **views” of Gov. Hendricks oa the money Question, and particularly as to the position assumed by him on this issue at Lis Sara- toga conference with Gov. Tilden. Thus the New York Express, (bari-money,) declares that at this conference ‘inflation | Was not mentioned once, and that no propo- sition was broached looking t cation of Gov. Tilden'’s hard-n A friend of Gov. Hendricks, in speaking of the matter, said that the Indiava Governor | bad never. in any speech or act, advocated the inflation of the currency, and that such Views had deen attributed to him by the en. emy, rather than claimed by himself. There Will be no serious division of sentiment be- tween bis and Goy. Tilden’s letter upon that subject.” On the other hand, the Indianapolis corre- | Spondeut of the Cincinnati Enquirer (soft money) writes that Gov. Hendricks declares &s the result of the lengthy discassion of the | Political situation, at Saratoga, that “there ig no authority for the statement that Gov- Tilden is using his influence to oppose the repealof the resumption clause.” In answer to the question by the correspondent whether he (Gor. tiendricks) had any hope of Con- gress acting on the repeal this session, he “remarked with much earnestness that with any other Congress there would be no doubdt of prompt action, but that the present House is so constituted that the committee are against us. There are two men—twodemo- ¢rats—ove from Illinois and oue from Loui- siana, actualy holding back the entire party on this great issue. There should be some way to reach their cases, but it has not yet been successfully suggested. ‘I understand,’ he continued, ‘that the gentlemaa from Lou- islana has stated that to morrow he will Present his pian to the committee, and I have some bope that it will be in harmony With our expectations. I want them todo something to-morrow or stop trifilmg. I be- Heve the Enquirer has given up hope long "be remarked, ‘on the ground that the democrats there have not the courage to do their duty. I am sorry it should be their fault. It is very uufortunate. Should the present House do nothing, the only way will be to transfer the question to our Congres- sional districts, and have the next Congress constituted with a view to that issue.’ ” The Softs and the Hards cai pay their money and take thelr choice of these conflicting statements. The only thing clearly capable of deduction from them is that Messrs. Tilden and Hendricks Propose to get rid of the troublesome finan- cial issue by remitting the whole question to the peopie in the Congressional districts; just as Horace Greeley proposed to get rid of the teritf question when he ran for the Presi- dency, by sending it to the Congressional districts. The plan didn’t work very well in his case, and it remains to be seen whether it will do auy better service in enabling the unbarmonious soft and hard democracy to Ude over their dissensions until after No- vember. ee Protests against the discontinuance of the fast mail train service are beginning to be uttered all over the country, the opinion seeming to be that Uncie Sam is what the jJaventies would cail an“Indian giver.” The New York Herald very properly says that the country don’t want economy of this Kind. Here, it says, is @ great advance in the mode of transmitting the mails, benefit- ing every class of business, abont to be abolished, not because the money that Would be spent on it would prove an un- Profitable investment to the country, but because @ party wants to go before the peo- ple next November as the champion of economy. That is the whole secret of abol- ishing the fast mail service. Politicians who dare boast of such picayune economy on the stump will come in for much more denun- ciation than commendation. —_—-~e--— Some one signing himseifA Civil Engt- beer,” (probably old man Severson), writes & communication to the New York Sun on the public health of Washington. Thearti- cle is sensationally headed, “Suffering and Death—Alarming increase of mortality in the National Capital—The Ring Sewers’ ef- fects upon Health in Washington,” &c., &c. Theauthor has written himself down an ass. He endeavors to prove tuat the ta- creased mortality in Washington of late is all owing to the system of improvements carried out withia the last six or seven years, Snd to the rule of what he styles the “Ring Commissioners.” “Civil Engineer” has a remedy for this, which 1s to turn out the present Commissioners and the engineer (particularly the engineer) and substitute men (Severson for instance) who know a thing or two in their places. While it must be admitted that the dea‘ rate in Washing- ton has run up toan unusually high figure Of late, the same can be truthfully said of all other large cities. Tnat Washington is one of the most healthful cities in the Union has been repeatedly asserted and asoften proved by reliable statistics, The large mortality St this particular seasou is wholly excep- tonal, the same as it is in most otuer cities, Audcannot be taken as a yearly average. Thesame issue of the Sun which coutains this absurd article prints tue following par- agraph editorially : “The death rate of the city ran up {rij ht- fully last week. ‘The number of desuss | reached 1,295, against Wee k 862 were of children under five years, an Increase Of 321 over the week before. Of the 8€2 deaths 649 were of infants under one @n increase over the previous week of 204.” Here is an increase of 440 deaths ina single Week in New York city, while in Washington carefully prepared reports showed a slight falling off tn the mortglity list, as compared With the week previous. in Baltimore, for Instance, last week the number of deaths was %S,or72 more than the previous week. If statistics of other cities were at hand it could be shown that while the mortality at ‘the capital is larger than usual, it is still smaller in to population than that of almost any other city in the Union. @Anower sus of 1578 shows that the District of Colum. bia bad a colored population of < oe nearly one-third of the Sgzregate populs- tion. The colored people i the most part are very poor, and live under conditions very unfavorable to health, consequently ‘the reports of the Board of Health contin- wally show the mortality among this class to be from twice to three times as large ag that among the white population. Last ‘week it was more than three times as large. They have discovered that Tilden was the father of the Credit Mobilier,and the Cai- €8g0 Tritune quotes page 29? of tne Congress Jounal report to illustrate that point. | merts. B Several important changes in the postage on third-class matter were made by the late Post Office appropriation bill. These changes (which are now in force) are to the followiog effect: Transient newspapers and magi- zines, regular publications dosignet pri- | marily for advertising purposes, or for free | ¢ireulation at nominal rates, and all printed matter of the third class, except unsealed circulars, are now admitted to the mails at | the rate of one cent for every two ounces or fractional part thereof, and one cent foreach two additional ounces or fraciional part thereof; and the sender of any article of the third class of mail matter may write his or her name or address therein, or on the out- | Side, with the word “from” above or pre- | ceding the same; or may write briefly, or may print on any package, the number and names of the articles enclosed. Pablishers of newspapers and periodicals may print on the wrappers of newspapers and magazines sent from the office of publication to regular subscribers the time to which subscription therefor has been paid; and addresses upon postal cards and unsealed circulars may be either written, printed or affixed thereto, at the option of the sender. The postage oa unsealed circulars and all other matter of the third class not designated above remains the same, viz., One cent for each ouncs or fraction thereof. +200 General Crook, fortunately, is safe, and don’t intend to take any chances of a defeat in bis next encounter with thesavages. Very properly be wants to make a sure thing of it, and is therefore waiting for reinforce- His caution is praiseworthy. No commander is excusable for imperiling the lives of bis men where the odds are over- whelmingly against him, and Gen. Crook therefore does well to bide his time. He is | One of the most experienced and successful Indian fighters in the army, and no appre- hensions as to the result of his next encoun- ter need be felt by the public. of all = interest in TY STi ICE- CBE. WAN street apenas to * 0: “OLASCOCK, ow Ly ig TON, D.O., es 1, 1476. 3718 3t* 0! FOR THE BLAOK HILLS’ rontgsoo Bou ANTS. eo rE OMNIS Vikowaoves la, Recrai ruftieg ‘Onicer, No. 90 High street, Georgetown, D. 0. AT COST. am Cuir ona STRAW, Bats ATs, ILD&EN'S SAILOR HATS, FLOWERS and a peATHRES LAO and ORNAMENTS, LACE BND TIES, at" bi REA tE BTIE oat = eta AL B'DE OHINE JABOTS, DU OnE SS LACE, AND JABOTS. Fon a tiei and Lis HAND BECHIEFS, ‘all sesortmen! ‘THOMPSON'S GLO’ ITTING aware. &e, Mrs. J. P. PALWER, vite ib Street, between Lith and [HE PLACE ro BUY D CHEAP NOW IS AT W. M. SHUSTER BRO'S., as we sre desing ot eae SUSMEB mbemnants cf all kinds on ovr center counters al! — ed and marked, price aud quantity ia each Pi ere 1&7” One Price Only in Piain Figures, Ss We close our store at § o’cleck p.m. until September lst. W. M. SHUSTER & BRO, 919 Pennsylvania svenue. G;®EAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, 1t Having 2 large stock cf CHILDBEB'S ENBEOIDERED PIQUE DBESSES avd w'shing to cose them out entirely, I will offer them actly half price. Also my sti HAIB PBAIDS, sil made to order in Europe. and of the very best Quality, will be closed out at half price. ‘The remainder of my Spode: of javery description, at scisconnt of Twenty Per Cont, M. WILLIA! 907 Peunsylvani EPOBT OF THE COmDITION The Citizens’ National Bank, ST WASHING: piste BESOUROES. Losus and éteeounte....... Us Otner stocks, bonds and mortg: 028 Due ed reserve agents. 9.190 Due from ‘ations! backs. Bue trom state bs Danks and bank: Real estate, Corrent exp Sis ot ovher national van! . Fractions! currency m cigctadig Bickels). 1,590 fussiocenctating sett Treasury notes) € Bilve tional b: Do ate banks ond bankers... Bills payable. Totsl.. N Kosch, Ceshier of the back, do solemnly swear that the abore statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. w. Mosca. 5 ogy Sub crited and sworn to before me this 18th day of July, 1876. J. 0. HEALD, Notary Public. Correct— Attest <a¢. J. ORE! =— Di Distrset of Columbia, County af Washington, 38 : 1. ve-named + Aa, It Wu: T° OOaTBaCTORS AL AnD alginate SEALED PROPOSALS ton of a BUILDING F UaL LABCR SOHUO: Al Sood a peake and road Sar ‘THE BUILDING isto haye'e tront of about 2 feet, with side wings about 180 fect long, be three stories bigb, ioclading basement, and to have s LANB and. "SPRGLEION TIONS can be secon, blanks obtatued. and farther information given af the offices of Ju¢ge Joun L. HRAN, In Cher- lottesviile, Va.,and A. Lrexocn, Architect, Biob- *EIDS will ye retrinr ses meee eta any braneh cf the work or for the whol pleted. In the latter case t ulcbes' Plan supaclly must be be eee ie eat eee furnished b. 4 MST bide mast be scat ta on oF before the 159m PAY OF AUGUST, I:76. at 4 0 a m,when they at diggin Ja tng L. - Fa Building Commaitice ip Cuaxcovrasvien, Va-y July 15, ard iyie-Sewtd PPorosais Fen FUEL, LASURY 3 DEranrcenr, at Treas BUREAU oF ENoRaviNe axd A! LUXOBIOUS BED. ae WANTS. ANTED—A first claws GLOSIEB TON LAUNDRY, 422 lith street Ww ply. Address V or ED—A German WOMA® to cook, ay ené iron for small family in Georget: ‘0 a ocd rervant good wages will be givens’ yI8St WANTEDIWET BU BURSE. Toauireat No. 716 street north’ @ streets, iy’ iene ANTED—A good BUY to work ine bakery; W one net bea eetkcd of the Wecinean: mennad Maryland avenue “JOHN M. MAGBL. ANTED—& a Taguire at ‘aan corner Beall oy oe reene rgetown DO. = jy 18-30" Ws ‘SNTED—One white HOUSER | B fame: Fomiites ies sulted at at aulssble Replorment 60 Sate, are en = FOR RENT AND SALE. B RENT—Furnished B00; themen ; 150 Tatrect northenat mectuiieet x53 2 ‘Two farais event. BP soot. 9 Botrect, te ween Sit aud 1000 a Fo Furnished RUUMS suiteble for opieerae eit Beara; terms very jew 101 2 8th street. HORSE fot Si deat a Board; at S011 a * jandsome furnished large, cool snd out Board: Nest locality: «Late tie Bitar, — President's Mansion." . 1S St* POR BENT—No_ S17 HW sieat woribeusts bw F gas ene water, 9 7 es suite c! ara ee. ITS. with bath. att Dall price ‘for furnie| it ) Also, ‘ome th . He ee Ww. jyi8 24" WW AR TED— tmmediate’ 7 ey for 3 years at cont , OF will se! house, 9 rooms, auaern gee td ig on . Star 18 St Waka ge BARBER to take charge of hop: 35 Market Space, Georgetown. jU7 St" W487 fANTRD— In the insurance buslaess, an ai ive, young man of some experisece. 31 F street's northwest. Di? se TY LAND WARRANTS. SECK, corner Louisia: ve= nue and ee eee, ; Hall. 1 W DULLER wot Apply ate at paige, Star Saicers! sivit Dilip to aselst a widow in a retail ir wages Apply to street v7 2t ood home and fai e COSTELLO, 1608 ~ WORK by & youn; sees santa tile experience, +, and thoroughly understands Best of recommendations. A E: Was BNANTS for beautiial rooms, beth Taree and unfurnished, in one of mest houses in the city. Price from @5 ie rire $2) per month | First class table board Ber Fiano in house ana t eo carriage, id book hee ae c, wee ee WARTEDTAL the Arlington Laundry, @ Ho 1 GLOSSER. 422 llth street n.w. _ jyi5-3t* ANTE: A WOMAN for eral housework WwW bite gi I preferred. “Apply at Ho: S36 oa ARFED= Immedia'ely —A WET aonss, Wwe Bosd rect. street, Gi Heights, eat of Oak Hill cometery” seibke cheap; also. BOESS; also, want to rent to oclored wroplefour-room houses. ‘Kédrose A.B., Post office. Worenkerttcs TO 20 ACRES OF LAND. con- enient to the sity eu .,guitabse for gardening Be this office, statin Yims pelos: bone bese Si arth a Wanstten ae oa ee ‘D— rT Le ne" for old Wang Ber *TLBE'S, comer Sth Sud Ke strooks cared, fr from ast to roe a pay. ry iD; ‘ke Wissiine oct batten COPING 8 bare letter to write will bu: ia Bend stamp x: ciro ats 000 1 17 Tribune ilding, C1 nois. Oot Bee to Know that ou ‘Kace’s Words, 490 Maine eveuue, Detween 436 and and delivered without charge. apll-ly ___LOST AND FOUND. Latin, Tharder, Joly SLEEVE BUTION. The find ree rer = by, leaving the same at DY he 5d TO OLBAN at Ww Bieam Beating jvi8-at™ re between 7th strest and the Ber yon’ Pepesyivania avenue, pair at GULD SPECTACLES A 1y' GR prc aa wiil be paid if returned to es * XS north Leet OB pyran ain 0a ‘Thureday mat a a B- IPTION BUOK to the stock of Bind Fotat ‘ommer Co. A suitable rew: be paid ir retornedto B.G WHEEL: ovposite mae See WO Di LLABS ind the ior ultimo, & ah browa bee ‘Sootch ‘Terrier DOG: care nd tei }. The above: mae ‘ons who will retura nn SEREY yin bape No. +332 lth street. bet streets north wer: Nua ivr PIANOS, &c. Tie GENUINE “DECKER BROS.” PIANOS Bardett ORGARS, st the 3th street gees a near Pouneyivanie, avenue, Greet Ba BARGAINS Pa FiANOS, which crdlaeey. ——— agen ne a Bole Sgeney for for, Wa Kaabe enone SPECIALTIES AND NOVELTIES. Nev Casa. Blue Flannel Blous0s......ccenseowses-. 13 Batbing Suits and Drawers, from 75 Cts.to 9 00 Blue Flaunel Yachting Suits......nmsennn GS 40 Gingbam Umbrelias, Almost fast color, the best dyed goods hitherto made, from 81 50 to $3 60 The Wamsutta Shirt, Nothing to equal it in the country at LDC DICE .--soves.. Munting and Fishing Suits Made to order, Bight Shirts, BOW sevssenenssrsssnsnnnen smeessenseneercennanseeeeeees BL 44 32 Ots., 45 Ots., 6S Cts. and 90 Cts, In Double-Breasted Frock Coats With Vests, Ihave a large assortment tn Drap d'ete, Worsted and Broadcloth. An excellent Broadcloth Coat for......u0816 20 Strangers are Invited to inspect my stock of gen. tlemen’s belongings, and I am confident will find no cheaper or better goods in the country; at least that isthe general testimony of recent visitors from all ections, ONE PRICE ONLY. PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. TES PEB OBNT. DISCOUNT FOR OASH, F BENT—Three-story 7 BEIOK we LLIN containing four good chambers alo: dining-rom, kitchen, servants and closet and gas; Ley 7i4 th thoroughly repaired 1321 Ki rooms, a.m. 1451 ites Place, # rooms. "tm T—Two desirable HOUSE: I street northwest. G40. G. nous, ie street northwest. ee FOE BENT» prety ox room OO aT lerge garden; 1729 T street; rent @20. fi next doo jv7- Por Bi haw? Ma er beeen eee ina lighted by fine large wi dows. Apply took. FOWLES, Bo. 1003 7 northwest {OR BENT—HO: SEND 4055 hae Tene rerthwest, near Balt. and Ohio B. BR dep. rooms ang celiar, water aud gas; in comiplece os 824. Inovire vex? door vA7-St* [OR ERBT—HCUSE No. 1403 oth ot aw and water and every convenience; in SeeaTeRE $072, 10 Key next door MET: ‘ALF. corver 18th s*. and N.¥. Fo. BENT—Aa OUSE, tor yi7 lw two story and oe BE ture for eaie at hat satin o. K ns KR RSST—45 Ganachontiew Paes BBIOK, just per per month EDWARD 0. Atoraey al ta 5 | jy7-Im_ 454 Louisiana evenes eee, OWE Lerch. eg Foe SREE SCE ROUSE Oo order; seven aw aa weet, vmaicted ew ard | SiR SARC ae a A ga five screacf ground. 39F Be month. je 1m 603 sage ae at a yk RENT— HOUBE Bo. 1305 BIGGS STREET, Between Band 8 and 13th avd lith streets. ‘The best honse in io city tue the ucion, O00 par month; eleven roome; every con' perfect + Apply at once to Jeti-tr COR SALE HOUSES he 18.000, BOARDING OARDIBG.- eat: + saan with Reynys Ch transl perma. phen Iocallts! GOS Lath Street horthwrat SiNGLE LODGING BOO: 0 cents per Lt or from =e po mek Bne. peas COUNTRY BOARDING. G pe stl li'l Fn dled can be — eight of Winchester. ina pisas- ant valley wid wichte one mile of the jorth Moun tal ater exceli¢nt and accommodations ond. Fer terms, &c.. add: a 2 H. OATHER, Hay! Frederick count: FN 8 Beterence. Dr. tos: oh ii wd Johnson, 937 New York avente, — Fane GAS STORE, coutraity 1 Dastness, will be ag nto 464 $s of short date dives Giscounted daily. This I ity. "RE BORRY sie SUR MAN. S18 (Rep Oren) Be Lissy Panes oo ‘coum os Feeereres, far rib. ao a Fo SALE—The St ck, rest: the i town of Gordonsville TWISLE, Gordons pate oe Be SYP te WASERD | Baryiend aren si | PORPAER As pace tots meres and HARK ESS ured bat @ rene Seer eee ORR gaorern, To Mnalitr So.319 ___ PROFESSION AL. LSOMI SEB race Soncrren bar Lh coe FRESCO, DELO Lo OMDAMENT AL and Puan POLNT Sct street worth west ae Bline Brater panto ty Greeti orice of M. 710 FE wtrect norchwons ‘aeuleates D.o. _y11 68 _ Beal Bt ns ( 3K OF THE ESsT BsTasvisak anv oCOFrF 4 TORES FOS ‘aes. BS} easoveble rate If desired, and Partios going riculers inguire at the BE. Hive, Gia Ten vireet borthwest tween I soa K 3511 tu,e sathen.! EXOV ANGE Fu THEE! ‘A most excel'ent oppor he This bores 3 54 roome; the location one ot the beet in the cit repaire. Apply to W_ ©. JOHNSON, owner, ISth strent Lorthweet, W, maton, O. ©; or ALEX 7545 LEY & +6 18, 35 Lexington cree, oa a i Becurii ld by A. #. DAVIS, jy6 im* Hall iteom, ae Sack Batld’g. tigaerian Be DORSTORS, 3 LP pen ise erence be- 2d streete—a Fo Be a al ton on in excl Dongs bina bs Fo BENT—. Beton Soe gouss, vy good order,fwith water; No. 1635 New avenue, between Q ard Bats. n.w. it toF 8. KERN, 469 M stree: n eR SALE OB RENT That nest FRAme, Ho. F ‘rederick a! Ist et . between Market and Fi Geo: ee ‘water, and cellar. A\ t Execitrix, corner oppo- we FOREST, “tie ole fre wats and Gann takes Tih and 0 ate: ‘+ 24and 84 houses from corner, Torms: 18 monthly ‘payments, Wa We19 11 Fetreet sortawect, Nitti’ ‘OR SALE— Five 1G: cellar al e235 oe and sewerage, stew No. 1648 ath street sou 7 Se hall, Bren 4 E street s ;OR nos HOUSE 1440 1463p oe: Water in "the yards al B RENT—1106 F ABLOR, BED. FS BOOM and KITOHER, all hed, on third For ace es BBIOK HOUSE weet, ton rooms and with modern lmaprocsente’ “ani to JAM BTONM. 1100 7th rtrect northwest. Fo Three new BRIOK ovens con- tain: rooms and bathroom. &c ; rent low, ‘Apply to SAMUEL G PARKERS DSSIWE” Beal Kstate agents S29 Hest 7OR vag ord SD Hi street northwest, iz Fi mreet: 713 El strest: 71 reet; F13 H atreet; 7A8 Brest ode 7 It street, 13H street; 715 Hereet; 719 i Fo aah 1005 South Carolias avenue southeast, will b2 sold on wory Price Ti Jy 36-3t bh _stre=t. COR RENT—A very desirable BEIOK HOUSE, reet orth west; a in perfect or- ory cellar; modern improvements neighborhood delightful. Apply at. Fo BEST—Two BBIOK Karas Wa: 307 and 309 Sih strect east, between O and D, four rocms sid summcr kitchen each; ten Goliere por month ip advance, Keys at No. o3BL. Call after’ 5 D_m. or before 8a m. Oot ot 0) BENT-HQUS, Eps one New Jersey avi ue, between B and gla berd’s ror ; 8 rooms; oases Malobed: S ly at 2019 Tetreet north ‘0 O'HARE, i ———— F%. Babe Low aed cs nore PAYMENTS, Two new FRAM 3 on en 8 BE Saas mothe taining modern Improvements; newly and refiniebed; from August Ist: ot #35 call at 46 1 street northeast to ry PHILLIPS. say street fo oereee yhweet ue % tf =i w. Oorner 16th strest aud Now York ave. BBIOK, nearly new vit TT See wane Mo. 119) 0 street ne. JOHN SHE: Estate 3313 6s eee 8. Cloud B: {OR BENT—Two three-story BRICK Hi F Bos. 21293 and 2159 F street, QusES, 40 and one with 8 rooms, per monthe gas, water, room, near chariot and street cars.” Apply at 2139 F street u. w. jyll-im Bre ag hy ee ht rooms and bath- ste as; Fromt and ; Ro. 329 C street wuOUGE ‘of eleven rooms and bath- i. Bie, 80s 5th street northwest” OPPO ivania avenue north: and istivective. jyl4-4t Fe fee ‘story ‘5. DUVAuL. Lar A.B. 3yi0-Im Corner 434 street and Louisian aavenue. Fayre BENT—Six-room BRIOK one, 135 end wi fae ‘Zo. Apply went doce. or st pointer ext door, oF marily oc APR bent ctor, ox, ot Bel os, 820 permouth, WM. RUTHERFORD. jei-tmn dyin all parte of ths Stree Ey 0 . 2 month Appl yet DORSET'S KO .deudy, Kio. #16 rth west. B SALE —In the Gonni A aaa Dw acd of 13 rooms, within five minutes iso, <3 Baildi Bites; tigre yand Unio railed og le Bi aM WER EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st, [Changes Made Every Wednesday and Saturday.) | 38 M's MAXWELU, OF. SHRELERTOWN, — a aS nt irgini 8: me poe ig and eligib! fare excellent: terms ; Fooms comfortable; Charlestown is but moder three hours’ ri¢e from Washingtoo, and 1 - feror the Botaaeel: beste Rica beeen eee Jefferson. Society unsurpassed iy8 GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. MACKINAW STRAW HATS. offer a Genvice MACKISAW vel aoe ‘close HAT for ‘doc. Call esriy, epog Intend to out ‘at the above popular iyM-lw [D285 FHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. A perfect fitting and the FISEST DRESS SHIET FOR Batisfaction always guaranteed. Gent’s LINEN COLLARS and Corey nom. ino and UNDEBWEAS, at prices which defy JAMES THOMPSON'S SHIET FACTORY, jeld-ly 804 F street n w , LeDroit Building. All the IMBEE D BATS vartouantods cfSTEAW HATE GaRUIN MACKINAW, MILAS BRAID, LEGHOBN, Sc. HAls-CLOTH and ENGLISH LINER RATS, ‘American Sink, ALPAOA and Miestieet EULAS sdien’ Preteen and PARASOLS. th PABASOLS covered and re- K EEP’s PATENT PARTLY-MADE DRES8 8HIRTS, setae ERSN PS PERSONAL. MES mart Riga fd eat BARRON, having ieft board without just provoca- tier, I nce os ‘casting ber EDUCATIONAL, pepe lecture to LJ sae, ee iy jammer Cli the instr: eta ot twenty leason, Ar: epitaat Btie Forrseg 0. INGLIS TESICH OL. ab EX aa 00k Bu ¥i erie ot fork avenue 2. pet ANGELO JAOK- ‘eptember ‘1375. sugh-ly BOOTS AND SHOES. JoB LOTS SHOES OFFERED THIS WEEK, AT 50 cunts: i. 7aE LA a at omens an ‘Button 3; Wor ts taostn en on the 14th eth 1829 4.009 325 to 333 IO 729 bth st. 0 192 13th 3.000 2924 13 3.500 2.934 ~ 1,600 608 131 9 000 1926- 2.500 Sale. $2 500 230 Heine Skeccusesese EEEE J. J. GEORGES, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, 2118 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, ‘ ee eg a prarincy 8% = ie (oe Tim one Srexer, ° For SALE—& first clas DRUG ar0Ks. cae isiness of from @16 to 24a dar; re & ming ant pnd toll cetatle given by SProiat NOTICE. aud alfeuber area EL craime piguonne, ae sche: eit S QOUDAEE(a & — REVOLVERS, SILVER and 5. GOLOSTEIN @ Co., pan AND COMMISSION BKOEBKS, jeld Mortheast corner Mth aud D sireets. 50 Privitions BEE, i tia eee nee poetergenicoa: | HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. REFRIGERATORS BEDUCED IN PBICE. HAVE ON HanD A ALU LOT, WHIOE I WILL CLOSE OUT AS ABOVE. &. F. SIMPSON, STEWART STOVE HOUSE, iy 18 3t 1065 Pennsylvania svenue. Es SPECIAL NOTICE. er ehave this day BEDUCED THS PRICK OF ALL OUR REFRIGERATORS, TO CLOSE THEM OUT. WEEB @ BEVERIDGE, 2009 PaxNstLvania AVENUE. Between W:h and 1th strests, THE 30-tr IMPROVED EITCHENER ‘Will do the family cocking with one-half the ooa) required by any other Bange tn the market; costs one-half as much aa other Ranges of same capectty, will save ite price in s few years in the ttems of re- pairs, and save its price every year im the coal bill; is modeled by the best skili known to the art, with view tothe greatest convenience; is gaat every family wents, and, baving, would not ‘We have Small and Large Family, ‘Beaeurest ‘ond Hotel Sizes. ‘The largest assortment of SLATE ané W! MARBLE MANTELS and PARLOR GBAT! the city. MAYWAED @ HUTCHINSON, 317 97TH STREET HOBTHWEST, myttr STOVE and PLUMBING HOUBS, REFRIGERATORS WATER COOLERS. stock of epas-ly 314 7th street. SS 200ND-BaND von be ee. and the hignest cash prices pola, aud woaatre- Hi FAMILY SUPPLIES, _ “The Beverage that Strength- ens, but does B not Intoxicate.” COLD TEA! ICED TEA! HOT TEA! To make a refreshing cupof Tes, buy at ORIENTAL TEA STORE, 409 97H Br., ¥.M.0. a. Brivine, ed Fag i for si Sis 581,812. aT 0 ee T5e. ahi SAK FAST, CBO G LTeOS. Wo. wiguess COFFEE res roasted, very low, UG. very low. PUBB a 2 FRESH SPIORB. Al ry by son nlgpTas Has enone ‘. 4 a. jyia-tr ote 3. W. DU SWERT LEAF TEA, 60 CENTS rus, POUND. Reeds no puffing every few days, Those who have tried i it will ues no other. Cc. WITMER, G; SyT-tr 1915 Pennsylvania avenue. paid = KEBLEY, a BEEP, veal, LAME. MUTTON, de. Sista, oe ann BEEF a SPEOIALTY. MOWESOTa FLOUR Wempars Mie, Hoe pt oo Foabrincad $Ra, Warenes Prop. iz) Wa 4 i ‘Dé Bao: => UBATING ROLL fF of Nerv ux Debitity, Sewina We Toot Vigor, 906 B euect sontaweet, ope Smith conten pe eees rience in F rian Demers. G . copfideut me for pation oward street, Baltimore JONES — Treaty yen tae N = aie wt. ies “a Poms. etnte qui ay gar Orice and Bend: Yeu Bartime re. als by Dr Deity 7. ee eyivenia See sulted at 434 3 ib treet cme te tt CESTESSN mas. BBA Two Chapcettore, Prince ¢ Trinee 8 ismarck. Julian Compar 2 2 i re a Be sande Poems. Edited ain Larcom America Discovered by ween, Bowen. 1 The 4.6. ra 1 1 i Dwellers in Five ‘der. A Norse Love Btory Ids Craven. Leisure Hour Series ‘Theopbi!ne and Otbers, y Mi [idcer Perils 8 ssavtu ces ees iS & CHAPY 911 Penneytvaries ie A P. WILKINS, Ss & Wi! SAND NSra TONERS + Oppoate Fou, Deeks as s00m as issued 0k Ordered om tl S7 Special Bates to Stadeute in Law ant Bodice Books. Jest-oolae BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING AT HALF PRICE. “Boorse! L I bare selected from TS BOOKS. scitabie for ‘will sell et half the retail price. at BALLANTYNE’S sev-tr 498 GKVENTH STREET SPECIAL NOTICE. ‘We have a very large stock of JUVERILE BOOKS, Tat over Srem the Holiday season. These Books eultable = for ny — ebooks. We = shelves @ lsrge lot of summer Fr + while thet ‘Teacbers are — to a this stock. N BROTHERS, mySi-tr 1016 aang oe oor, Lith street, COAL AND WOOD. wveb: wo 10S OF FU EP iise ist Sates pos AL: Cask: ¥ REDUCTION Arriviny Coe ! PRICES DOWN: slater suppl: the 1 fouowtug OOALS