Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1876, Page 2

SVENING STAR WASHINGTON: SALURDAY......00.4. aly 22, 1876s CROSBY 5. NOYES. Editor. Reading Matter on Every Page Average sworn Daily Circulation over 15,000,-being more than three times that of any other daily 1 aper in Washington, and equal toe that of ali the other daily papers in the city added together. The Star for the Summer. | Perwns leaving the city may have THE STAR oes cur adie ty ok oes pee | for much pertod of thme as they may desire, at | the rate of 15 cents per week, GO cents per month, 81.75 for three months, or $3 for siz months. | S27 The money to pay for the time — | must tn ali cases accompany the order. wise the paper cannot de sent. I ————~~-e —__. | The Massachusetts Congressmen. _ The interesting question now begins to | loom up as to whieh party will make Con- | gressional gains in the fall elections. Tue Springfield Republican (independent) makes | 0 €stimate that in Massachusetts, where the present Congressioual delegation staads Six republicans and Sve democrats, that the democrats may possibly re-elect two or three, while it is within the range of eveats for the repudlicans to have them all again. In the first district Mr. Crapo is pretty cer- tain to be reelected. Tus Springfleid paper | BO States a fact well recognized In Washtagton | In saying that Mr. Crapo ‘‘is maxing a use- 1, ful and most promisiug member.” In the second district Mr. Harris retires after two terms, and will be succeeded by | Jobn E. Sanford, of Taunton. Mr. Pierca, | of the third district, deciines @ re-election, | but there will be a strong pressure upon him | toserve again. In the fourth, or other Bos- | ton district, the contest between Rafas S. | Frost and Judge Abbott will probably be | Tenewed, with the chances in favor of Judge | Abbott. in the filth district Gen. Banks’ } reelection Is couceded in advance by al parties. In the sixth district, Dr. Loring, of Salem, will possibly be the republican candidate against the present democratic | member; resuit doudtful. In the seventh district there are a lot of repabdlican candi- dates, including Gen. Batler, contesting for the honor of winning the district back from the democratic Tarbox, who with Judge Hoar’s help earried the district against Dr. Ayer, the piil-man, two years ago. In the eighth district either James Ras- sell Lowell or Goveruor Clailin will prob- ably restore the republican supremacy. In the ninth district George F. Hoar de- elines to be re-elected, and the district be- comes doubtful, but with a good candidate— Gov. Bullock, for instance—may be setdown asrepublican. In the tenth district there is to be a repetition of the contest of two years Bgo between the Independent reformers and the party machine, whlch thea resulted in the election of Prof. lye. He could be re- elected without much opposition, but it Is understood he will now take the Amherst College presidency instead. The repubil- cans proper will perbaps run Charles A. Stevens, of Ware, while the independents are likely to press Juige Spalding, of Northampton, for an independent nomina- ton, or the republican, or both. Ia the eleventh, or Springfeid district, Mr. Chapin, independent democrat, who was elected two years ago by 5,700 majority, while the guber- natorial vote was about equally divided in the district, will probably run again, and in the opinion of the Springfleld paper it will take @ very strong and po: »palar republican to beat bim. ington. Of course we in Washington know that the stories about the excessive heat in this city are slanders, but here is an cutside opiaion from an intelligent obser- ver—Mr. Halstead, of the Cinciunatt Ovn wercial—that ought to settle the question. Mr. H. is @ fiery, scorching writer, and makes things preity warm all about him. He knows what heat ts, and here ts his can- did opinion in favor of the temperature at Washington: “The potion that Washington city is so @readfuliy hot that no one can live and Work there ail summer long, is @ humbug. It 1s @ fashionable affectation. Tne average Congressman is persuaded by the flaukey- = <, those about him in Washington that Personal importance. He ins to feel to ‘nls health is@ subject of grave pub le concern. He becomes indisposed at times, @nd sees bis name in the newspapers with 8 sense of grandeur. He complains of the hea! and walks about under an umbrella medi tating toe value of insensible perspiration. He begins to need salt air or mountain breezes. 1t wouldn’t seem delicate and vast to be going about his own business. He had pene of these troubles before ——s greatmap. Greatness has made an ass Bim. If be manages to prostrate himself or deloging bis stomach with ice water and filling bis skull with brandy, he gets credit for @ dreadful amount of inteliectual labor. President Grant’s system, we are told, can- rot endure the Washington climate. Boshi Washington is not @ hotter place than St. Lou's, and it ten"t one hundred years since Grant spent the summer at St. Louis witn- out knowing that it hurt bim much.” ——S Referring to the animportant character of many items forwarded by telegraph to the press, the Loulsvillie Curier-Journal ex- presses its satisfaction at kaowing that “the weather continues very not in New York,” because if it hadn't received this informa- Yon it might have jamped to the conclusion that it was snowing in tue Empire city. The fast mali trai re to be taken off the Pennsylvania, and New York Central roais to-day, greatly to the regret of millions of people who have shared 1: the benefits of the fastservice. The fret trip of the fast mail over the Philadelphia line to Chicago was justly regarded as a Woaderful achievement, and the success of the experiment was mate the occasion for triumpliaut pootical eifa- sions, @ud was heralded throughout the World as an iilustration of Yankee enter- prise. The service subsequently was most satisfactory, the fast trains almost invaria- bly running on time, and distripating tons | of mail matter as they went. Commodore Vandervilt and Colonel Tuomas A. Scott are entitled to the thanks of the country for the | performance of this remarxabie, but poorly paid, service. Colonel Scott was the first to be in readiness for the service, and ou the 13th of September, last year, seat out the Orst fast mail train from New York city. Four days later Commodore Vanderbilt was prepared with @ train of «listinctive postal care, each being painted white, and each bearing pictures of the American eagle and the coat of arms of ths United States. His train was purely posta! in character, since it carried no passengers besides the engineer, Greman, and goveroment postal clerks; while Colone] Scott’s trains carried a lim- ited number of passengers. see The fin:eal philologists who recently heid a convention in New York began with a dis- cussion of the alphabet, whicu cams ia for a severe handlimg. Ali preseat condemned it, and one said it was @ rather goot thing for the barbarians of ancient times to iavent, bat, he said, “it does not aus wer our pur- poses, and it is a digrace to our civilization to continue our patronage of It. It is the gift of barbarism to civilization, and in adapting it to our wants we have mse it ten-fold more barbarous tian before.” To use a Tweedism, what are these learned Philologists going to do at ity aa The Charleston News and Courier, in aa ed- itorial entitled, “Hands O,” hopes tnere is xo truth in the report that Governor Cnam- | beriain asked for Federal troops. It has, it | says, supported Governor Cha:beriatn’s re. form measures, and frankly expressed its * opinions of the Hamburg riot, bat it must protest against any move tuat wears the a@ppearance of taking advantage of @ local disturbance to prop up the waning fortuns @f South Carolina republicanism. political milientam jndging frome what the Richmond Wag sare. Tiear it: “Let, then, the lightnings flash and the thunders roll and shake the solld earth, while the winds uproot old prejudices a'd the rains wash out old abuses, as did the d ipge of ola—for so shali we, by our tri- umph in November, wash away the corrup= tions of the past and restore our beloved country to health and happiness.” This is pretty vigorous writing for the weather. <e-—___ They are still takiog about nominating Mr. E-varts as republican candidate for gov- enor of New York. Probably it will end in tuk. EMETZ, a ‘er nar 3937 Ps. Bext to conner 18th st. jut 22, 1576. NoTics! I bave reduced this day the price of my fine OLD GUVEBNMENT JAVA COFFEB To 30c. per pound, Boasted to 35. oO. WiTME 3 2tr 1918 Pennsylvanis BUTTER AND EGGs. Extra freGILT EDGE BUTTER, tnfire pound tins ana tnbe Bresh EGGS, on coastg: ment. >. EB. DUTROW, y21 31° Corner of 10: ana 1 streets. assess IMPROVED. Guass JARS. PRESEEVING JARS with elas top, best in the t he coy free market, delivered to an f charge” 1 quart, $150 6 per foren. At . 8 £83, DOE T1S-717 7th street northwast c RABING OUT BALE oF OTS, anon, HATS. a, GENTS UBNIBHING G doo LOT HT Os In continuation of £ not carry. tm another F: arked down. ty P mi de some mest sstoauding re- Guctions, some being fully one-hal |. W. SELBY, jy}0 tr_ 1914-1916 Pa. ave. bet 19th & 40cm GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. oe Haying 8 large stock of CHILDREN’S EMBEOIDBRED PIQUE DRESSES rd wishing to ctosethem out entirely, E wu offer them at exactly baif price. Also my stoc! HAIB BRAIDS, el made to order in Europe. and of the very best quality, will be closed out at half price, The remsinder of my goods. of every description, st aciscount of Twenty Per Cent, M. WILLIAN, 907 Pennsylvania avenue. SPECIALTIES AND NOVELTIES, 3s38-tr Nerv Casa. Blue Flannel Bl00808...reesseneerseoeeveimean Gl 35 Bathing Suits and Drawers, from 75 Ots.to 89 00 Bine Flannel Yachting Saits.....smnenmn BS 40 Gingham Umbrellas, Almost fast color, the best dyed goods hitherto made, from $1 $0 to $3 60 The Wamentta Shirt, Nothing to equal it in the country at DO DTICO seessorerecssssesssosmeeeenenreseenneeesenee lh 44 Muntirg and Fishing Suite Made to order. Richt Shirts, How. Check Alpaca Coats....... Fine Biue Flannel Suits. oo PO Ld Fine French Suspenders, Crossed Lacks, 32 Ots., 45 Ote., 65 Cts. and 90 Ots, In Double Breasted Frock Costs With Vests, Thave a large assortment in Drap d’ete, Worsted and Broadcloth. An excellent Broadcloth Coat for..........816 20 Strangers are invited to inspect my stock of gen- tlemen’s belongings, and I am confident will find ne no cheaper or better goods in the country; at least thet isthe general testimony of recent visitors from all ections. ONE PRICE ONLY. PEICES MABKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. TEN PEB CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. @EORGE OC. HENNIN a0 SEVENTH jy0-tr__ SIGH OF THE GOLDEN FLEECS.1 pine AR AR | ANNUAL CLOSING-OUT SALE or SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING or A. STRAUS, 1011 Pa, Av., BEGINS JULY 1isy, NOTE THE REDUCTIONS! BUSINESS SUITS! Former Price. Belling Now For ‘20. Fine Elbeant Suit, eit is arre Cassimere Suit, 15% 1656, ard Harris O: gai 14 13 "Versailles Checked Cassimere Suit, 13 10 “Strive snd Plaid Coes nit,” % f aid Ones Salt, 5 ‘Ohecked Cassimcrs 8 6 YOUTHS’ SUITS! 13 Millburg Diegonal Worsted Suit, @13 S13 MU Lippia ate am poor sai” O19 it Londor Pisid Gaeae Built, s % New Xork Milis assimere Suit, = 7 BOYS’ SUITS! Ik Faney Walking Saft, 5 og Fomabverymsnmegst. ¢ 7 Knickerbocker Check oe omit, 6 s Union Cassimere Sal ‘4 SUMMER WEAR 4LPACA COATS, SILK LUSTBE COATS, WORETED COATS and LINEN GOODS in an Endless Variety, Beduced in Proportion. A largo stock of OHILDEEN’S SUITS, from 4to » reonsee be OLOSED OUT AT A BACBIFIOB. A. STRAUS, jeS0-tr 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU: iSSOLUTION OF COPABTHERSHIP. ASWINGTOM, . O., Juty es yieeten tas sont, Mr. B. patetes in with: — 3 iC emersin, Battering LE Fe Tae (Cbron.Bep,5.¥ STRICTLY PURE. este OLD PELIEGS ee end Fontes pare. CALIFORNIA BRANDY, pure grape, @2 per bottle. c SAS en WANTS. 7 s*v* Dn. JLT—15 GA LGONSO 1827 KE V MILK. ntreet northwest sd ROOMS on al. Address “ABTHU! jy22 3° entleman and wife, a i | ) No. 1225 | Appiy to rest. sy22 3" Foe BENT—Three ONFUBNISGED R 10 at §, ith water aud gas, for a small far!) | Apply to B BWA FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. Sch street north 130 par mont! Lt brite, Steen oe @ the ya 8 1216 ah strest Lor! bw For BTA nest uine-room @ GOUSE, I centre’ loesti n. a borough repair, rent NEB, 7p aad Fests, jy 22 HOUSE or sPARTMENTS | opriset care guaranteed: best ref- 8 5G, Posto ‘2722 32" Ww Nrer—tws CHanseaMaTDS at wo MEN for general b re aud - ty: cood places Natt. nal Rmployment | # reets aNTaD—Tu FOR Ponce x balance, if any. on Len owner. Address D. E.G, 3333 €oSt* WixtEDS emeeennetre Sa bra aes, from the be Berth: hes enue child wears ol4: rom C ‘ol wh bf wiIboW.” Siar office. fice, Room 24 lor ‘Three Gays, P. Star Wantabcainnecis or colored, for Phila- epee al+o. gook Girls tur Romsewers. cham- berverk cole Tren clae eid fog _ ia ee: a ANTED—iame stimtety Six good WOMEN for New York. a Uook and Laundiess for Pi W ANTRD—A SERVANT © narse. None but + xperienced ones need apply at oe qth st. northwest. ANTED—One or two HOSSES tw oe ice cig Bosra: at ight work. “Apply at Seet ay! W class ESS a Wikiiah ithe mee} erodaara street, Georgetown. Keferences required. jet 2° WY ART ee ematitey— too. or three Un- furnisned YMS, near the Treasury, for Hgbt hoasekeepi-g, with gas and water, Adasen “Reference,” office 321-20" W37ED—8 YOUNG LADY in on Emoroidery and Worsted Store. M wed roan «me ret erce Is worsted work. A @ jad at No. 614 9th street, ferred. “Opposite Patent at jy2-3t ae newly bailt three story D ee im provements, tobe 4 14th streets. oon 2 ANTEDSA lady wishes to aa ‘of sot sOnTFICR Rar ots great escril ade WASTED—A 50 young. wane 1 erg at mel ee iLLON ‘@AuLESY, 1237 Fo an nayivanie iy i er: i ANTED—BORSES at WA ‘and South Wasabi at the te, Canitol, Be forts 2 ANTED—BOUNTY B brid as wre WILLIAM 8. Lag am SEATS. nue and 6th sireet, near City Halle” ANTED—At the Northern Liberty Bm; W ‘heat ones, toa Strest northwest, thirty eas competent @! to GU firet- — = Wares EX QHANGE new Biorse for 14 eg eat ton . Cured; from @5 to @iSror ho pay. ively nota. jy ws Gone oem ‘TL avenue, makes s specialty means Sree eutling garments W4E7ED-OREFETS bg OuEAN (es bormeen die and Gallea. for ne b nd delivered without ole _ ypll-ly LOST AND FOUND. ‘OUBD—A WATLH AL, with blood and onyx stone sets. at 1532 lth — Lorthwest. 3 L083 Thureder “evening. Between west. a lady's White aud Hound M Liberal reward northwe Acats BUTTON, for itsreturn. ali at or address 1102 els ee northwest. QTBATED OR BTOLEN—A liver-c lore? TER DOG; Demiias may front ehi Gera end bind legs, has been lately cli; Don,” and had reward will be paid fo return (or sny inform ton thet witl lead to bie recovery) to No. 1320 6th street northwest Lite reese JATE No. 19,555, Board of ed December 4. 378, to in favor of DA DA. BOARDING. AEDS mont stg BOOMS, with FiRsT 0) ABD, transient of, perma: Tooallty! 608 Ith berset northwest “yay aut TRG ROOMS, 4 SINGLE LODGIEG. conte ver Panis hoa COUNTRY BOARDING. Coan aba ene Te Beers’ Laarel, Md QUBMES BOs BDING Several familios can b residence of B.C. BHA Delaplane iB, Fauquier county, Bat'road. Terms mode: 3920 St" 28. MAXWELL, OF OHABLESTOWH, Jef- ferson county, West Virginia, gat accoimmo- date SOMME BOARDERS. Her house ts com- modious, and eligtbly ; rooms if 4 PERSONAL. pret tS DRCRS LEGALLY AND QUIETLY 05. ccernary. ¥ Sit decree Ye Gbosmiod. Deserare ee ON AES pox 1037, OhioeRo PIANOS, &. TINE “DECKER BROS.” PIAHOS Mod Bardot ORGANS. at the ov mas ¢. KUEN, Bear Pennsy! northwest. ' ye ay Ivanta avenue, BA. IN PIANOS, which hev Gir ed ctrl = Ba ry Sartios wishing. to purchase. Hew for rent Toni ‘and repairing promptly attended to, gener Piano Warerooms, few doors above Ps. sv. ener for Wa. Kasbe & Go.’ ond | Wi mcCamton's i AeAaiUrnicar Prawos for sae tavans ete IN 1555, AND STILL 18 Dates ares ey ub WuOUBISHING. aR Bi TRUNES, TRA eres ia | SE ae te B cae REPAIRING. Under the Big (a berth ki sot ievanr, peupletes lrrar tees ache Beicas ' lesmmmna REACHING DOWN. OOME AND SEE HOW LOW WE CAS REACH. win avenne.on Lit! | lath nort! ead se Seas See (OB BENT—a ae tertable HUD! Bitensed bs hrocu: a fe reader OBR BEBT—4 aight rooms and Maes o: “teguire of 3 M. “GateN, corner ee ie aod L sts. poms Mel SRRCE, am i] pay ‘atshed ; WabewouTa, toathset ermont avenue at. 3722 St" — With Bene nea ar ae 1B. oO eecon, suttadle for housekeeping or otherwise: Bo onildréa ta = tenants, rent i dee Ort, 11 Toone Mass. syeuce northwest, F street noribwest. 14 soom atrert porthwest, 10 rooms. ss ‘enue & uthwest, li rooms 9 roome. Fe hwest.. lv room 2405 13 b street vorthwest, 7 reor 400. iy22-3t 913 F sirce: northweat, Fes Bast FOR BENT FoR BENT Bouthwost corner I7th and No. $8,16% street nor No. ¥39 Fi *esettereeas Sssesuaeses jes RENT. ro Hhee letheetseet hy . Dae po weet. 2 Cottage Hill. i Wikier ‘Tah and strest USE No: 1726 Pennsyive Tromont Honse, jy31-Jt 38. Bouts & aireet; modern 2 Zoom Be WAGGAMAN, 319 7m at. pUuR FRA TAGE “one Ball impos crest eit cad, waren erage arbor, woodsted, &3.. on D'streck, berweon Tine ana ath streets sourherst. Key next t door, {OR RENT—Seven-room BRIOK 1 HOUSB, fine order: front 7ard: trees, Ac. on ttne horse o O38 per month, ‘Inquire W.D. LY NAA 6 ard F atreets Fee BENITA desirable six-room BRIOK modern improvem:nts, on 6, beer E ea southeast. tb Call at O52 Sth street worthwete ee mom ‘avenue. vO} NT—Bo imprevi mente, te ivil. THOS: (Us KENT FUGHIDH aD—That go F tein i Pets of Mrs. Admiral! : ren, corner TDs Real’ Estate Ofices Fe. bENT—Two story BBIOK, nine rooms. loop parlor, bot — LE bonged nd cellar end $40 per month, a P streets. 3731-41 seven -room = AM Inquire be ed a For Se BENT—F: =e ROOMS wot tare. hw. kee} or with Bvard; terme ors mo pin; be ow, tot 2 FOE BEST—PIANO. Inquire or jy20-3." (OR BENT- Bi; iT FE BEL oe ee oss 3520 St 1416 Pennsyivania avenus, ‘OB RERT—a two Foun, worse Toomer’ ater cioset: ie No. 1334 13th ereete’ between, ecu if EF SALE — Tro, two-story tenants at ‘gio per terns URN, iy2-8t* Gor ree pp UB BS 170 BUILDERS AND SEECULATORS. sale, on ten years time, inter- ert. two very deni On cates BuloK Dwaciiic an ice oash, Address A. G., xendri Vir atte. one ee: pace ‘OB BENT—A 7» Cight-room B. F orca with Bay "winds seed ‘alt th dora Lak —_ exo Tees, be iecoriey resare apply toB H. Wana Tia age Fo! BENT. beady | yon ‘Three-story Brick, (Farnished,) 65 per month, per moath, oem rooms, gas and 165 per month. Rg I6th street n. w , on perma, T ODORS | F. aici eal ie and Insurance sroker, jy19-6t corner lith and F streets north west. COR BENI— Furnished BOUMB for gentemon; 1833 I street northw: bitT 5 By 8.H. =o a Louisi- 510 33:h st. Brick House 15 rooms, mod. imps, a 241. Brick Houses rooms. mod. imps.. street, Brick House, 10 roome, mod. tmps., Ted 2st street, Brick House, Sth atree 1026 Ib street, Brick House 6 rooms, 0 od. twp, }. Frame Hoare. 5 rooms. $25 00 . Fraime Hc var, rooms. is avecast, Frame Ho: 0. fen 5 rooms, 2410 irginia avenue, Frame House, 5 rooms, 1914—1216 24th street, Frame Bouse and Store, $26 0 ana 98.00 On Cottage Hill, Frame House, 6 rooms, $16 00. &. 8. WESCOTT, iy19-6t" corner 20th and I streets northwest. F )B BENT—Two desirab'e HOUSES. 2. tees ‘sz and pl I Sa . GEO. 6. sy 3 | rooms, mod., BUSINESS CHANCES. | $1,000, tos: sarrterg tte te -M.M. BO i Beal ‘Bstare FOR SALE. —Several small amounts of money on security THEO. A ALS, OA FoESl, W AxtRice Panty orapw cap GLACERTT aes Alex sendrias Ven x ay idan FUE BENT Buuse of clgnt rooms snd bah E room; trout and back yard; Slo. 389 C street of eleven rooms and Lan og (oppo No, BORDID att sitet northwest — ivenia, north west. werand 2.3 DU Duvauu. ‘Im Corver Jorser 4 street ant Lonisian aavenne. Fe RENT—Oue two-story BRICK HOUSE, Comacning x seems, Andy eas No 15 between P and Q sti morthiwest Bent mh per month. Inquire 403 7th street northwest iyT-Mat ‘OR REB T—45 Macsachusetts aver ue north wort, vi gpeloonges BRIOK, just completed; ges aod large yards: convenient to Srreet care. G30 uth. EDWALDO. sane ie USE; fine ord front yard, trees. on per mouth. BACON. corner 45s and F ste. Ob BENT— HOUSE No. 1303 BIGGS STREET, Between Band 8 and 15th sod lith streets. The best house in the city for the io selon, Ove. 20 ber Month; eleven rooms; every couvenleace, and perfect order, Apply at once to ABMS & KETCHAM, jem tr 510 F street, Fou zest egant BUBAL HOME from cit; ‘ 2 ° light drive; ve acres of ground, stab) th. ig ee 4a. PUILLIPS Lira, iB je23 1m 603 15th street anes up stati POR C4Le— HOUSS 2" $16.00, 812.000. sto a0 so g6,6- eeu, 1,94 Wo, BE c00 81 00, ard cn easy 5 octs-tr BAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. RK. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th 32, (Changes Made Every Wednesday and Saturday.) Le ‘cit meat Tipe 9 LD 8 nneee. all mod im lu BOeEEE, CoRtEDERy FES SalE—@s a ee t the smoust asked aN a nt met Teh and F ste B Sa LE—@1 AO for @ well built five roomed hie 1B wear the Gor vernment Printing Office. and F ste. ie Bab Bous: to i319 at K-70. UBEY TO Luap gZOTBS of short date discounted daily. This 1 7k 5 18-6 fir Dol'ars required, foro ¢ ii Mie, ¥ FS streets, Balttm tunity to make money tbe location one of the best in the city: m EY encely inv wenn Serecinity ABKANT! me ted « DuvGuIST BR RENT. SALE, O8 Se WaSHINGTON.D O., PROPERTY — Ay TUBS BOTBL, southwest corner Prat A most excel This horse bas tmore, Md. CRY G APPLEMAN 3% Poona. a monthiy for Appiy to WO: JOHNBON, owner, 71% i31 orth weet C.; or Atex Pits Lay a Eton “Agents, 39 Lexington strest, Balti. wore, M a7 OFICE “SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT Ar s 8 very iow rate, Securities bought apd sold by H. vis,” 3y6 lm* Hall Room, Metropolitan Boe Batld'g. Snore NOTiCg. 5508 Fiivicians on hi and Wall at, oct?-ly Bankers and Brok 000 Chotee real estate, Ly ges Sto tone oeut-tn fom 43 +4 ee te Peters corner iis ad F eres, INVESTED tT HIC cers. are LARGE P. as pert a : z =3 ree — a zoganenens Eeebe os: eee se5a0a3 atesssenesane’ SR Seeess: Bezcessie EuMUREMREE seen 225 at Looms. Three of @1,000—9 per cent for negotiating. jy2t GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. a PERSONS IN WANT OF HATS jnould fail to call and examine our eclegent Show rament, which we are salting at tries to 2 per cont. discount PABASOLS 25 por cent. discount. 1419 parse ee AVENCR, _j7tr__Above Willard's Howsl._ DBEss SHIRTS MADE TO OBDER. A perfect Hitting end the FINEST DRESS SHIBT FOR 8 Satisfaction always guaranteed. Spt LINER COLLARS and OUFTS. HORI. EBY and UNDEBWEAS, at which defy JAMES THOMPSON’S SHIRT FACTORY, je19-ly 804 Fstreetn w , LeDroit Butiding. KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE DRESS tomes TS, Reet aa Sa Siz flue Dress ice for six dollar: (86) Bot to be hadin eny other store in this a Wee "ore Bole Ags W. W. BURDETTE @ 00. Bio. tee suet nsw was RBORIVING DAILY TRUM OUR Wie Fae T UMFINIS D,,end 61 tas ae an red Lis PACTO! ‘W. DARE, Manager DBESS GHIBTS MADE TO aogey a Rr a el Parareco F: INSTITUTE, Near po pe 2 om Line of Baltumore WASTING DIS- HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. REFRIGERATORS BEDUCED IN PBICE. HAVE ON HAND A SMALL LOT, WHICH I WILL OLOSB OUT AS ABOVE. 5. F. SIMPSON, STEWART STOVE HOUSE, 1005 Penus;ivania avenue. P27 SPECIAL NOTICE. ai: bee e have this day BEDUCED THS PRIOE OF ALL OUR REFRIGERATORS, TO CLOSE THEM OUT. WEBB @ secthlgsegtn JO 1009 Prrnstivania Between With and 1ith atrects, THE pari apa tary aie tp ee nay pid ‘Will save ite price ip s few years in the items pair, and save tts peice every year in the evel ts modeled by the beet skill Known to the Q view to the greatest convenience; is what ‘the city. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSOR, 317 9vz STREET HORTHWEST, mytts STOVE end PLUMBING HOUBB. low prices. epat-ly SB00ND- - SAND re wane. 8 gouge pork pdb ow ag = myli-ly BEFRIGERATOES WATER COOLERS. of rr stock one. WA’ HovsE Pepmanite Stone, 314 7th street. above nest cosh prices Cor, 18th and G ats. WwW. BUTHESFORD, FAMILY SUPPLIES. “The Beverage that Strength- ens, but does not not Intoxicate.” COLD TEA! 409 Hints 89: jyla-tr RIENTAL TRA ‘978 Gr., X. M. 0. a. Buinnixe. ICED TEA! HOT TEA! To make a refreshing cup of Tea. buy at eaaay senate, -— bs Su a Zw oo very low. FRESH PIU: STORER, VORLEBTAL TEA STOKE, 1915 Pennsylvania svenae. JOHN R. KEALEY, Dealer in First-class SWEET Tear TEA. Fea ttt =: Hear TIOK war of & DOWLING rodeos” a ufenen pn te jaitimere Sov m LY a STROM ED BU: confidential rd etreet, Baltimore "| ees pu ‘cou: S@Ckly cured, end. the polamn entirely from the system, without the ase of mer- Spermatorrhee. bron Two ® Sten to Nisears Palle 4 few Nork. «wi tor Boome w3. ET*. acm btiadeiehis “ONDINE. ie A Sre-proof SAPB, y or 63a F BA LYONS, corner 38 im’ 727 whe Brad uave of Dental Forgery, College of O er D Extract mate 1 Queranters eattshentt ni Booms for patients “tf 2710-8w ot Be hore. Onsen of G. ‘cured in Stet days. By ontimontelg D.. © thoroughly “Bs ND tor 8 cat ng to the origtua # for: a ESS we nse, ie for sale. Apply $ oa ye op by excesses ond and he now holds tram the leading P ostitiay ot Wth street Lorthweet, from < Ladies’ Physician an@ Midwife of years” practice, attends lading at their bomen, or comfortable private rooms. carefal pare- nd the best Medical aitendance et the Doe tors Pirate remgence,Ledies placing themselves Scientific treatment’ get's's re , corner of Bouth Pose Terees Stat boar ap: Jone} vs The Echo Vinh Hay Fever. or DD, jy 2i-tr of Madame y onre. “Otioe and barvend Dover screnta, + Sie A. Oe Fondiaugue’ pape Author of Uld Myatict x's Bayard Taylor. mmer Catarrh, by @. M. BEM 4 CLOT. co... smenene MOHUN BROTHERS, 1018 Penna. av CES TENNsaL BEAVING Two Chancellors, Prince Gortechskof en@ Maoval u and \ Hianarea Pours Bliss Be adside P. ca Discovered b) the A Tye De As ores be etiory. The Pilot aud His \ en Beery. Es . Fawoett sarge ‘duced 12 Priuce Bismarck. Julian Klarzke of Comparative Philoi Bosan our Govertmeet | - One fe lers in Five Bietore Court. & t,F Pepilion Leisure Sons Series ...... Mapes Bary Geet S ne. Cor. Lith street, pasties avenne Books. [BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING Bew Books as soon Books Ordered op short p Oppes te Patent Uitice. ssswed. on. usa wn gay SLIME, outta rey Suro NERS, Bates to Btudoute | in Law and Medics 2024-0olm aT BALr LLF PRICE. 1 have selected from my fay gheivos a large tot of BOOKS sa retail price ALLANTYNE'S summer reading. «Lick 5 SEVENTH ST&SET. APPLETON: AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA Approaches cmpletion. It ts havine sole. _Portice tas naubonton or vie is great ments or up to "EF epee reall styles of binding paré ity 4d work will be supplied (a monthly from the ager igen pages sont gratie ou application. FASHIONABLE BOOT Mak 4. J. GEORGES, Be. 2118 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, First-ciase Botice. ‘Teige of custom w. Seitatection guarartecd Baud sewed low sean ‘BaO: Big Boots ____ COAL AND WOOD. WAL! COALI! Tam prepared to cffer to Eintor's supply, the fol ay ‘nite Asb Furusce 4 PRICES pown: reope jay ng OV. ‘work meade at the shortest and GAITEES te Congress Gatters by pat- Je10-19,