Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY...............July §, 1890. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICER, OFFICE i AsutscTON, JULY sth, 1S, Fer the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather, southerly winds, statlouary tempera- ture and barometer. * LOCAL NEWS. Condensed coe as ocrats of the eastern sect city are taking steps for the erection of a hickory pole and temporary stand at the Inter- section of Pennsylvania averue and D street it wogtreet lamps witl be lighted at 7. guished at 3.00 a.m. OA ed named Win. Sardo, six badly bitten on both legs by terday. The little svfierer was c home on ith street. between L and New York e. The dog, belonging to Charles Miller, ubsequently shot by Officer Montgomery. The Washington Light Infentry held a meeting last night at their armory, Lieut. W.N.Dalton in the chair. Thirteen new metabers were elected, and vailous appropriations for shakos, forms, etc., were made. A communication from the Gate City Guards was presentea by Col. Moore inviting the Light Infantry to visit At. janta in the fall. Action on it was deferred un- Ul bext meeting. In the suit of Margaret Dimond, otherwise Cabill vs. Wiliam Cahill, for a rectitication of property rights disturbed by a supposed mar- riage, Messrs. S. T. Thomas and c. Cole were yesterday appointed receivers under Donds In $3,000 to collect: and pay into court all rents, etc. ssociated Press telegram states that Biddle Woods, of Washington, was drowned at Sliverton, , by the capsizing of a boat, of Which he and bis wife were the occupants. His body has been found. His wife was saved.” ‘The only name at all similar to the above in the Washington directory Is that of “Arthur B. Wood,” chief of consillar bui ate depart ment, UL he has not been out of town. * ‘The first instalment of water melons for the Season—1,423—arrived at the Ith street wha Yesterday from the south. This morning about 10 ovelock, as a workman Was engaged in repairing the gas pipe and tix- ture about the meter in the store of Wm. Brown, on Market Space, between sth and 9tii Streets, the gas exploded, and some of the plas- was knocked down. An alarm of tlre Was Soubded and the ire department promptly responded, but did not xo Service. Peter Lynch's Death from a Crushed Skull. IN cCUSTODY—HIS son Peter Lynch, who was brutally beaten and | his skull fractured in a fight with ils wife and sonon Monday night, on 7th street northeast, as stated In THE Stax of last evening. died about clock this morning at Providence hospital, suffering much up to the last moment. His son ts s t large, but his wite, Who states that he met his acetdent by falls down while eh her, fs at her house on Wh street. She will be pliced in custody at once. Ab inquest will be heid. Savzs or Rear ATE.—Thomas has recently sold the fol'ow Gus B and 53, in section No. 5, in su of Barry farm, with the improvements, McIntosh, for’ $960; for Walter ¢ James Me in. Turton’s sut-division of s4 Wave Bulldirg Square foot. Walter B. Wiliams for the owner two-story Street, between N and © streets n.w., on lease ground, to Otto Volland, for $6, "Also, three- story frame dwelling, to be removed, on E Street. between 2d and 3d streets s.¢., to Daniel Allmono, for 2300. Tee Exvgcaxt Dinngx Ser manufactured by Haviland & Co. for the Executive Mansion is bow Op exhibition at J. W. Boteler & Son’s, 92 Pennsylvania avenue. to Jane | | yware ociation, for 1 AN USLICENSED Proptck DEALER'S Test Casé.—To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge James, the case of Andrew J. Bradley, charged with being an unilcensed produce dealer. was tried—Mr. Miller for the District and Mr. Bi n-y for the defendant. This was a test case, the int being as to whether the District should required to poe in making out a case that the party bought his goods as well as sold them, and the Court held that it must be so shown to insure a conviction, and the fact that the party soid oranges, lemons and fruit not growa in tbls vicinity, was not sufficient to prove that b had bought them. The government being able to produce proof of the purchases by Mr. Bradley, a verdict of not gutity was rendered. ERS met last night, all the members prese Mr. Reed was congrat: lated on the recetpt of a commission from Disulet on the expiration Leld trum the Seer that whieh Le ertor Jaly 1st. S, ary of the 1 intendent 3 se0rgetown ed and woud "s report shows. nearly ail vee son be ere seven fi ing a loss of $1,700, an Which -100, Applications from the follow! YC, Atken crd, Orlander H. Iph Kneas and Panties desiring to visit Rock Enon Spring: are requested to secure rooms at office of Pratt « Son, 401 9th street, before starting. A MEETING OF IRISH-AwERICAN RePvs! Was held last evening at the Riggs House,— Mr. P. Rankin tn the chair and Judge P. EL ‘Connor secretary. Gen. O'Betrne moved that the meeting resolve ftseif into a club to be known as the “Irish-American Republican Clb Of the District of Columbia;” adopted. A com- Billtee of three, consisting of Gen. O’Beirne, Major Plunket and Judge'O'Connor, was ap- pointed by the ebalr to dratt a constitution oy-laws, Which will be submitte bay | 11m street, between An Excursionist Killed. THE DEATH oF MR, FRANK WYMAN—CAUGHT ON THE COW CATCHER OP AN ENGINE—AN INQUEST TO BE HELD. Mr. Frank Wyman, who was fatally injured in some manner unknown, at Annapolis Junc- tion, on Monday evening, while returning from an excursion to Annapolis, and was brought to this city Tuesday morning and taken to the Providence Hospital, where he has been treated for a fracture OF cut through the skull, died there last night, about 12 o'clock. Coroner Pat- terson was hotified, and will hold an inquest this afternoon at the eighth precinct station house. It has been ascertained that Wyman was Injured by an engine attached toa Western train, which was passing at the time the excur- sion train was standing on the siding. He was st John Henry Kienan, a bookbinder, who is employed by Mr. Wm. H. Nalley, of this ing on the track, and Klenan anda number of excurstonists from Baltimore cailed to him to get off the track, but he appeared hot to notice them, and ina few minutes the engine struck him. the cow catcher throwing him up into the air and landing him head- foremost on the side of the platform, where he | Was caught. This young man, Kfenan, will ap- | Pear before the coroner's inquest this afternoon | and give testimony. Mr. Wyman separated from bis wife in January last, since which time he has been living at 1005 E street. The District Demecracy. THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION KRORGAN- IZED. The Jackson Democfatie Association met. last night at the corner of Sth and E streets, the pres- ident, Mr. J. E. Norris, in the chair, Mr. B. F. Lioyd, secretary, and a full attendance, the hall being crowded With all of the old members, and many new ones. The chair announced that the Opportunity presented itself to all the old mem- bers to come forward and enroll their names anew, without money and without price. Tavy would only be required to pay their dues frym this Ume forward. The rush was so great tat it was almost impossible for the secretary to make entries fast enough. Several of the old meinters stood aghast at the spectacle, and ta- quired of the chalrman If the tlood gates were open to every body,as men had presented them- selves, Claiming to be old members, who had never before been there. The chair sald none | Would be admitted except by the termsof the constitution. The, opportunity was offered 9 old members only. The names of others would have to goto the committee on membership. | This somewhat dampened the ardor of the | crowd. After the rush was over it was found that | ONE EUNDRED AND SEVENTY-ONE NAMES bad been presented last night for membership. ‘The chair read the article tn the constitution of the assoctation to the effect that all aew names Proposed must be referred to the committee, | and if reported on favorably they would be | elected and have their names enrolled on the | payment of $1 Initiation fee; therefore all new hames proposed would take that course. It Was ascertained that 36 of the names handed in | were those of old members, and they were en- | rolled. ‘The list was read over for information. When the name of Simon Josep was read, a member objected, stating as a reason tiat | Jeseph was no democrat. Mr. Simon Joseph here got somewhat excited and stated that the man Who had objected was an old know notli- ing and not a good democrat. He (Joseph) was a better democrat than the objector. Here Jo- ; Seph went through a pantomime of lvely ges- | tures, to show his contempt for tle objector | Order was finally restored and the chair aj pointed Mr. N. Sanderson sergeant-at-arms. ‘The chair then announced the ilist bustaess order to be THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS, Mr. R. S. Davis got the floor and moved that | the cld gentleman who had so long stood up to | the front of the association through evil as well | 88 through good report, the old war horse, who had borne the heat and burden of the day, the Present incumbent, John E. Norris, esy., be d clared permanent’ president by acclamat! This w: eccived with a storm of applause, B. T. seconded the nomination with re- marks of a very complimentary character to Mr. Norris, and bore testimony to the intensity of bis democracy. Dr. Culvér presented the Dame of Gen. Duncan §. Walker for e! He said he thought Gert. W. could serve the de- mocracy of the District as well or better than any other man. He held the gentleman fir named in the highest respect, but it wa: Gemocratic to give every one a chance to vote his seniiments. They wanted uo gag law here. He thought Gen. Walke: relations were such to Gen. Hancoc that be could bring the association nearer to thelr future President than any one in this Dis- trict. He spoke in bigh terms of Gen. Walker, giving his pedigree. Some one objected to Gen! Walker on the ground that he was not a mein- ber of the Jackson association. This, however, Was disproven on the spot. Mr. Thos. B. Kalo- tus here got the floor, andstated that General Walker would not under any circumstances be- come president of this association unle s har- mony was to be observed. He was authorize1 to withdraw the name of Gen. Walker. After scme expressions of regret at this announce- ment, Mr. Davis renewed his motion in relation to Mr. Norris, and the secretary was instructed to cast the ballot of the association for Mr. Nor ris, which was done, amid great applause, Mr. Norris acknowledged the compliment paid Fatal Accident at a Pic-nic. A WASEINGTON YOUTH DROWNED AT FOREST GLEN. ‘The pleasures of the Calvary Baptist church Sunday school picnic at Forest Glen yesterday Were marred by the drowning of a yeung man named John Lowey, 19 years old, son of Mr. R. G. Lowey, of the Government printing office, and a member of the Sunday school. This young man with a younger brother and another youth, ab- sented themselves from the rest of the’ and went to the creek, a distance of w of a mile, for the of bathing. The unfortu- Late youth waded out into the water, and sud- denly disappeared in a hole some ‘nine feet deep, and being unable to swim he sank tothe bottom. His ther and a boy companion could notwwim and ng assistance could be ren- Ted. His younger brother then caught up the clothing of the drowned boy and ran to the tenie grounds to give the alarm, when the men ‘longing to the party hastened to the spot, but too late to save the unfortunate youth. The body was recovered and ineffectual efforts were made to restore life. Word was sent to Brightwood, and a telegram sent to the drowned boy’s father tn this city, who took the next train and the body was removed to the train and returned home. The mother of the unfortu- nate young man was of the party, and was nearly heart-broken at the sad accident. She labored ea and earnestly to restore breath to her son. The youth bore a most excellent character, and Was a great favorite among a large eircie of friends, and much sympathy for the afflicted family was expressed by the parti- cipants of the plenie. END OF A CO-PARTNERSHIP StiT.—This morn- Ing, in the Equity Court, Judge Cox dismissed the case of Wm. Fletcher agt. Hugh Murray. In 1S72 a contract was awarded to Hugh Murray for grading and paving 4th street from Peon- sylvania avenue to M street, and {n November last Fletcher filed a bill for the settlement of the co-partnership, which he claims he had with Murray, and asked that one-half the pro- fits of the work be decreed to him. ‘The case was argued by Mr. Christy for Fletcher, aud Mr. M. F, Morris and Neal 'T. Murray for Mur- ray, and the court dismissed the bill. —_.__—_. ‘MARRIAGE LIcENSES have been issued to Jas. T. Conner and Laura R. Lewis; Lafayctie J. Garner and Annie ©. Taomas; Karl Smoot and Lizzie Potmer; Oliver Winfield Mallonce, of A. A. county, and Lavinia Beavin, of Howard county, Md. THE COURTS. Equiry Covet—Judges Cor anil MacArthur. Yesterday, Fletcher agt. Murray; heard and snbmitied. McCormick agt. F. 8. & T. Co.; do. motion to strike out Carter agt, Giotzback; portions of answer overruled. Washington Brick Machine Company agt. Griffin; sale ratl- lied and conveyance ordered. Dwight agt. White; Dill dismissed with costs, Fravler agt. eterred to auditor, Matthews agt. ers appolnted, Miller agt. Lara- report confirmed and sale or- bert; auditor's dered, MINAL COURT—Judge James, Yesterday, James Hayes, unlicensed bar; re- nizarce forfetted. J. C. Bauman, profanity; defendant brought in on bench warrant and tor- iciture set aside. A.J, Bradiey, unlicensed pro- duce dealer; motion to quash information over- Tuled; jury respited. To-day, Andrew J. Bradley, unlicensed pro- duce dealer; verdict not guilty. John C. Bau- man, profantiy; not guilty. Catherine Dentz, unlicensed wholesale Hquor dealer, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced toa fine of & nd costs. Geo. Johns, concealed weapon, bi ‘ in on bench warrant. Geo. F. C. Dusher, Sun- day bar; guilty. James Conners, do.; jury out. Ogle Washington, carrying couceaied weapons, plead guilty. Herman Dautner, unlicensed bar; noile pres. Pouice CourT—Juage Snell. To-day, John Colston, indecent exposure; for- felted collateral. Fanny Belmont, Dan White, Michael Dolan, Dantel Carroll, Richard Nolan’ Mey Mittrell, Louis Anderson and Mary £ Allen, vagrancy; bonds or workhouse. : Demant and Annie Crawford, loud and boister- us; $5 or 15 days each. Noble Rush, profanity; ori days. Wm, Dobbins, do.; forfeited col. jateral. | Samuel Machall,’ assault on Mary Brooks; $i. Mary Coleman, threats to Eliza Cooper; personal bonds to keep the pe: mouths. Geo. Kill charged with driving a wagon through the Capitol grounds; $5. Doily Lyons, assault on Lizzie ‘Taylor; $1 or 30 days. Lizaie Travers, assault on Hannah Buckner; $1 or days. Richard Johnson, assault on Joho Haskins; $5 or 15 days, Mary Robey, larceny of a lace shawl, valued at $25, from Henry Ei- monds; 60 days in jail and restitutton, and in default of restitutton 38 daysadditional. Rica- ard Malahey, assault on Chas. Sauer; 6 months in jail. Lydia Swan, assault on Susan Frisbie; $5 or 15 days. Jacob Lomax. treats to Jo! Green; personal bonds to keep the » Ed- ward Bary, assault on James Green; forfeited collateral. Lavinia Anthony, contempt of court in falling to answer a sumimons, $1. John Mer- rit, assault on Lutischer Johnson; di Kuniunder Frederwick, assault on A. Schile- papi $3 or 9days. L'oyd Johason, assault on ohn Merritt; $5 or 15 days. (Edward Kennelly, in the case of assault pub- shed in Tuesday's sTak, 1s not Edjard Keune.- ly, Of 464 N street n.w.} —————~--—___ bim in bis usual pleasant manner. Mr. Robert Ball was elected first vice president and Mr. W. Pierce Bell second vice president, both gentle men making brief addresses. Mr. Columbus Alexander Was elected treasurer by acclama- tion, Mr. A. A. Lipscomb recording secretary, Mr. C. P. @ulver corre sponding secretary, and Mr. George 'T. Stewart financial secretary. Mr. Gaiduer gave notice of an amendment to the constitution, providing that the committe: on membership may act on nominations on tie same bight recelved. Dr. Allen offered a res)- lution tora grand ratification meeting to b held on the 20th inst. A HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB was orgapized at Potomac hall, South Wash- ington, last night, and 144 names were enroll After subscribing the necessary funds for the ratification meeting and arranging to take part in it, the meeting adjourned subject to call. —.——_— District Government Affairs. CONTRACTS AWARDED. The contracts for paving with stone blocks and G streets northwest, have been awarded to Messrs. Mohler « Rey” holds; B street, between Ist and 3d streets northwest, to P. Maloney, and Ist street, p2- tween B aud C streets northeast, to Messrs. Steep & Gannon. THE REVORT OF VITAL STATISTICS for the week ending July 3d, shows 106 death: in this District; the rate belag 26.46 per 1,60 Fer annum for the white and 41.57 for the i llega WAL ae it tue District to the convention of Inisa- | can ehich will be beld at } Tudianapolis on t ‘Tue INTELLIGENCER E Water ReNt.— The suit of M. W. Galt and others, owners of | the Int beilding, tor an teyunction | ting off by the liistrict Comiis- upply of water from the upper | pert of the building for non-payment of an al- leged exorbitant Was argued before Judge MacArthur, in the Equity Court, yesterday,who | discharged the restizining order and injunction. | th ifs represented that the water tax | st year $7.50) has been rafsed to $51, being &} F cach Of seventeen © in the building, | Lone h had water, and there was 09 | adequate stpply In the building. pith 3 1 BENEDICUINE Maut Wisk BexR—Finkey & 16 Pennsylvania avenue. + | —— S IN CONVENTION. nual convention of the heastern Amateur Press Association was in hampton July 3d. it | &@ decided success. ion dele- och, agent z Sebastian, of the n feature of the cor. jon Of Ofticers:—Geo. the ¢ of Washington, D. . Waller, of Washington, D. ©., oficial | 3 oclation meets again io De ANOTHER GARFTEI Izev.—The Government Printing Oflice Garield Arthur Campaign Club was organized last evening at Kintergarden Hall Gth and K streets), with the following officers: President, Charles M. Robinson; vice presidents, Henry Kehr, M. A. Lewis, George Fordbam, Dr. Alfred ‘Themes and William Boss; recording and cor- Tesponding secretary, Richard Kingsinan; fluaa- etal secretary, Willlam Sweeney; treaurer, M. R. Wooaward: sergeapt-at-arms, William Coie; ¢x*cutive committee, Dr. Thomas, J. D. Eskew, P. Borgia, M. W. Borgia, M. W. Mitchell and aher, fnanctal committee, J. M. Craig, Beach, J. W. Deneana, Harry Linker aud Porter; committee on resolutions, Messrs. biap, R. W. Kerr, William Platt and W. onds. sin. lik FELL ANONG THIRVES.—Last night aboat 6 o'clock Officers Silas Lewis and Tarnburke Were Calied upon to rescue a man from a party of rovghs on the reservation between 3d and 4 Streets and Maine and Missouri avenues. It sems that a young man named Thomas Dur- Eins, somewhat under the tnfluence of drink, ¥ saakeeiig om @ seat tm that reservation, when : | death | ouly were reported, 4 | will be a cheap ana delightful trip. 3S | are good for fifteen days and ar- put at the low ored population or a mean of 32,42 for all. Was reported from sun stroke, one frou Seariet fever, tcur from typhol4 fever ana welve foi [Dfaptile diarrl The births re- gs whites and 35 colored, a rat were 7, 32.5 respectively. Nine marriaz ane ested. ¢ white and § colored. June vsth there were 21 deaths, and on the go inst. only % ported ot 1 PUILD IG PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisie:—F. J. Steibvel, erect a brick dwelling, Pennsylvania aven between 3d and 4th sis. east: $1,300, Navin, repair brick, cor. New York ave. 15th sis.: $4,000. 1750 T st. n- A. Pollock, repair brick hou: 000, Dg Stcdéard sts., Georgetown; phy, erect a two-story dwel et. 14th and 15 Picnics, Excursions, &c. The third annual excursion to Niagara F. under the Imanagement of H. W. Boyer, v leave this city on the i3th Instant at Sam, Tals fe the figure of 15.50; children half price. Apply at the B. & P. depot. ; On the 14th the original Excelsior Tent, No 47,1. 0. R., will give an excurgien tO Biackis- tob’s IsJaud on the he Moseley, The boat will arf, Georgetown, al 7 a.th. harfat S a.m, There wil! be Sve hours at the tsland. The postponed excursion of St. Tammany No. 13, Improved ©. R. M., will take place iith July. The rot pile yma en make wo trips to Marshal , S: oy T= turning at 6 p.m.; and at 7:30 p.m., returning at 2 ™m. ‘he Census Enumerators’ Association of the District of Columbia will give an evening excur- sion to Marshall Hall Friday evening, July 16.h, on the J. W. Thompson. ‘The boat will leave at 6pm. "ihe Mary Washington will leave to-morrow merning at nine for Oceoquan Falls. a ATTEMPTED INCENDIARISY.—The alarm from box 613 about 1 o'clock this morning was for « attempt to burn the house at the corner of 3d and Hj streets northeast, occupied by Mr. Po!- lcek. ‘The fire was discovered and extinguished before much damage had been done. It was found that some one had broken into the bise- ment window and placed a box of matches be- ‘tween the ceiling and floor. Wuat A STAR ReroRTRR SAW IN A Deor oF Warsn.—Prof. De Smedt’s tests of the pump water, sent to him by the health officer for examination as to their fitness for drinking Weves came up and took his gol Wate from bis person. He roused up during the operation atid resisted the assault upon him, fortes | which he was wounded in several places, ag outcry, W! Uoned officers (mounted) came up and the mob brekeand rap. They po bord ——. ap- «aed tc be a ringleader, ai long chase Ser, fn nies tm Che yarn of a drinking saloon on Pennsyivania avenue,nex! crcr to the Gallilean Fishermen's Hall # well kuown bad boy, named James Bho bas been tn limbo before for stealing. die ase will be beard to-morrow before Judge sel. minute a head yursuer ‘like hi po eee ere quick in its movements. The resence of tbis v and animal matter dtcates @ of the water and that It ts tot: the clear of wat a eye iano indication at all of its purity or ficness the stomach, 1‘ JAMBS A. HEDDEN, the alleged defaultin cashier of the First National Bank of Newari J.,was arrested on the steamer Britanni from Liverpool, at New York quarantine Satur- day. The prisoner states that he is entirely innocent of any crime, and that he would cn- deavor to prove it to the satisfaction of the re Celver. He said he knew the bank was a Itt Weak when he left for Europe, where he went only at the urgent request of nis physician When he learned in Liverpool that he was charged with embezzling $225.000 he was thun- derstruck, and determined ta return trmed- ately. A FEMALE CoNVICT’S BATTLE FOR HER Carp. The youngest Inmate of the Kings county pen- itentlary has been Jas. Corbett, the 4 year old son of Bridget Corbett. The child went with his mother to prison when she was committed by Justice Ferry on June 30 for drunkenness, ‘The mother and child were before Justice Rey- nold’s yesterday on a writ of habeas corpus, aud the father asked for the child, saying that he did not wish him to be confined wit Yicts, =The woman refused to give up her child when the court ordered her to, and the father attempted to take it by force. Both parents: Pulled at the boy, who screamed and clung to is mother’s dress. ‘The father got the child away, acd ther the mother, Tushing at him, attempted to tear the child’s clothes Off, ba. cause, she sald, they were borrowed, The lather promised to return the clothes, and at once tegan to dress his clilid more becomingly | in clothes which be had brought. ‘The mother wae Feturned to the penitentiary.—y, F. Si, ny ih. con- Se A FRAUDULENT PENSION.—Dr, Sidney D. Grant, William Owens alias William Stafford and Michael Ward alfas Thomes Callahan were arrested last evening by United States Marsh- als Buck and Beehler, charged, on a ‘warrant issued by United States Commissioner Rogers, . with defrauding the government. It appeared that Willlam Owens had served in the army during the late war under the assumed name Of William Stafford and that since then he ap- plied fora Pension, but under his real name. Of course tile pension was dented him unless he could prove by. witnesses who had served in the army with fim and by a phystelan’s ceril- ficate that he ‘as really entitled to the pen- sion. Accordingly, it is alleged, he induced Michael Ward. uncer the alias of Thos. Calla- han, to identify him as having served with him in the same company and regiment through the war. He then got a certificate rom Dr. Grant, stating that he had been dis- abled in the army and contracted certain dis- eases from his lifein the 2, 20 tals manner he secured about $500 petslin {ois cue gover’. Tient, but recent developments, showing that fraud had beeb practiced in securing the bounty, the government p) the matter in the hands of the secret service agents, who de- veloped the above result. Ward and Owens were arrested at the General Wayne stables, Paca street, near Baltimore, and Dr. Grant was arrested at bis office, corner North and Lexing- ton streets. They are all held at the Central station for a hearing before Commisstoner Rogers to-day,— Bail. Gazette, Sih, —_——— WEEPING BEDUCTION. ILEARING-OUT SALE OF ALL SUMMER S GOODS. 9,000 yards of the finest PAOIFIC LAWNS marked down to 11 cts. = of 34 yarde-wido SHEETING COTTON, marked down . wa! Sock marked down, to make spi farour now stock of GANCETS and ‘Ola (8 marked to 5 cte. 200 MANSMILLES SPREADS marked down 1.50. Ladies’ fas ENS 5 cts. Pid Swiss DREN DIES marked down to 8 cts. Remnants of 144 ct. LAWNS marked down to 6c. SUMMER SILKS marked down from. 80 to37 cis. LINENS) for foyer wear, all marked down. CK CASHMEBES all marked down. Bilk-clocked BALBRIGGAN HOSE, 123$ cts, : GEORGE frown. DeaTH.—Mre. A’ice E. Jouy, wife of Pierre L. Jouy, of Wash, ‘and daughter ot Mr. Wm. ne dtcu at Une residence of her husban acquaintances here and man: 1 THE TROPHIES OF VicroRY in the shape of three very handsome cups won by the Potomacs at the late Fredericksburg regatta are on exhi- bition In the show window of G. W. Cropley’s drug store and attract a great deal of attention. ASSAULT ON SHIPBOARD.— Yestel Win. Sunderland was assaulted by Wm. McLeod, both seamen, on a schooner lying near the Aqueduct bridge. A warrant was jsstied for Mc- Leod, but he had shipped before {€ was served on him, and Sunderland deserted his ship and ‘engaged with a captain, who was in town lool up deserters from his own ship fit Alexandria. ‘TRE Potomac Boat Cucp Beld thelr annual meeting last evening at their club rooms and eleven applicants were elected to active mem- [sete oe four to inactive. The club elected the following officers to serve for the ensuing ‘ar; Col. Frank Jones, president, (re-elected); Dodge, vice-president, (eceoted); J.D. sie, secretary, (re-elected); G Johnstan, assistant secretary, (re-elected); Edward Der- rick, treasurer, (re-elected); S. H. Wheeler, cap- tain, (re-elected); W. E. Roberts, first lieutenant, (re-elected); W. C. McKinney, second lieutenan', (re-elected); T. L. Cropley, C. E. S.mms and W: C. Batley, ‘boat-house committee; 8. E. Wheat. ley, J. J. Hollister and J. E. Gadsby, finance committee; A. B. Cropley. C. B. Cropley and J. Newton Brewer, electing committee. GRAIN MARKET.—5,000 bushels of new wheat have been sold at 165 to 111 CITY ITEMS. OnLy 50 cents per bottle for Lodille’s Head- ache Specijic. Cures almost instantly. BENEDICTINE malt wine beer. Finley & Koch. agents, 1206 Pennsylvania ave. aw “Save Your Hair.” ‘Keep it Beautiful,” “London Hair Restorer” Insures new growth. “London Hair Restorer’ Restores the color. “London Hair Restorer” ieee dressing. “London Hair Restorer.” The only cleanly and “London Hair Restorer.” effectual Hair Restorer “London Hair Restorer,” in the market. Not adye A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnox- ous or unpleasant odors. Price 75c, At all druggists, Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Wash- ington. SORE THROAT.—Edwin Booth, lke most of bis professional brethren, suffers frequently from severe inflammation of the threat, which prevents him occasionally from appearing on the stage. This theatrical sore throat {s sometimes so serious that it actually drives an actor into private life. Booth, how- ever, promptly stops the first symptoms with Giles’ Linijnent Iodide Ammonia, Giles’ Pills cures Chills and Fever. Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet. R, GILES, 120 West Broadway, Net: Trial size 25 cents. 8,t,t83t a &: Se oor pee care 4 ie 6 lays; all. urinary complaints; $1, at druggts For Washington at 490 Pa. ave. “ROUGH ON RaTs.”—Ask druggist for It. It clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed-buga. 15. a box; for Washington at 450 Pa. avenue, BENEDICTINE malt wine beer. Finley & Koch, agents, 1206 Pennsylvania ave, aw “ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh alderney butter A TRAGEDIAN’S § churned every morning, and delivered in 3¢ Ibs. “Ward” prints, 30c. per 1b. Also, se cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 6c. per qt. LADIES’ GOODS. [, Yan, e | 2% PER CENT. OFF ALL SALES. In order to make room for my usual FALL IM- PORTATIONS, I will take 20 sales, to reduce my large, stock of Trimmed and Untrim:med Bonnets, Fine Millinery, Goods, Suits, Dress and. Traveling Wraps, Domestic and French Hand made Underarments; 3 Brands of Parisian Corsets, Dress Trimmings, Gloves: a fresh assort- ment of Laces and all the Latest Novelties, etec., ete. M. |. 907 Penna. ave. 7 Cite Trevise, Pa ris. ‘These Goods are fresh in every department. jo26 QUMMEB STYLES FOR SEA SIDE. OHIP, LEGHORN, ROUGH AND READY, TUsoanN, AND FAYAL HATS, Large assortment, newest shapes, at J. P. PALMER'S, 2107 F sts. n.w. N. B. Personal. attention to all milline: ces ion given inline Rd ADIES PREPARING TO GOTO THE ore OF mountains should provide them- aelves with a bottle of Bay's Curling iixir and fal) Dressing, a8 it is the only article in the world which Will keep ‘the hair beautifall or in crimp, in damp air and tis a perfectly harmless vegetable preparation, which docs not stiffen the hair, bi ses it to curl nafurally mut cau: The greatest wonder of the age. For sale by Stott & Gremwell, 460 Pa.av.,and all druggists.’ mayld VENMILYa'S LADIES SHOES. ‘The best in the world for the money. Al Winter Fi Bootr wil: he so'd al ISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN PER CENT. for the next 30 days. also, odd sizes for sale cheap, LADIES’ and CaTLDREN’S SHOES MADE TO. ORDER. mar20 pss BELLE LUcAs’ DEESEMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. FLAITING, 902 9th et. n.w. decl1 ]Bon sitters. Stcp One Minute and Think, Dladanion’ o. Nektar THON BITTERS wilcure you It your DLQQD i THIN, 6; weak, iavé no A) ite. dried general DEBILITATED TRON BI’ 8 will cure you. It ou have OCOASIONA) Dizzine! feel that LIFE Tr A BURDEN, IKON BITTEN: ‘will cute ¥ Iron Bicters| fron Bitters Iron Bitters Iron Bitters Iron Bitters Iron Bitters Iron Bitters tron Bitters Iron Bitters If you are mother, and have alld, or suffer from Hywterin ct jecane that females are Uable tn. try THON BITTEHS. WOU CAN BE CURED. SLL Davceists SELL THs €82 BEOWN OCHERIOCAL OO., BALTIMORE, GOLa Paorarerons. STOTT & CROM 485Penne: cha fronts whoiesale and retail,and byall Paice $1 4 Bot ore deca IPE MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS’ HOMEOPATHIC fig tibrbadtahad Proved from ample experience an entire snocess. Bimy rompt, efficient, and reliable, they are the only medicines adapted to popular use. Qr sent by ine case, or" aisle Wak free‘of charge, -ATHIO MED- & Ca 8 a ee ree eee Jy !Ban Fou Tue FoustHsccx. ___ DRY GOODs. FAMILY SUPPLIES: 3, deo: wits masaLia ST, 50, 6234 cents. FIGURED swiss 25, 30, 35, 373¢ cents. PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS AT COST. LACE BUNTINGS 25, 35, 45, 90 cents. PACIFIC LAWNS 123 cents. FINE QUALITY OF LINEN LAWNS 20 cents. TYLER & CHEWNING, ate Clerks with Perry & Bro.) 918 7th st. nw ¥ET: reduced from 160 pieces LAWNS, 8c. 12%. 100 pieces LAWNS, Bordered. 8c. ; rednoed fi 10. 30 veces = BLACK, BUNTING STRIPES, 250.7 re ey 4 600 pieces PLAID and STRIPED MUSLIN, 124 and 15. ; reduced from 25 and 37}¢c. FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, 10c. ANDRORUOGGIN and LONSDALE, ‘Jc. Tultwidth BHEEITRG, 250 Auditor's and Drawback Certificates taken at par. GEO. J. JOHNSON, 3y3 713 Market Space. PRING D SUMMER DRESS S ANOS We have on hand a splendid line of French DRESS GOODS, comprising a full assortment of aycy snd Black SILKS, Black and Colored Silk GRENADINES, Black Silk Hernanis, Ponsees, Seersuckers, Shooda Cloths, Mummy Clotha ‘Lace Buntings, Linen Lawns, Madras Ginghams. India Mulls and French Nainsooke, all «rades. An inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & CO., jy3_ 1323 F st. n.w., near Ebbitt Honse. DOUGLASS’, St. Cloud 50 DOZEN HONEY-COMB AND UNBLEACHED HUCK TOWELS, At 25 Cents Eacn. DOUGLASS’, Oth street. [AmcEst ASSORTMENT Oth street, ding. Jyt oF LINEN LAWNS IN WASHINGTON. FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS, AMERIOAN LAWNS. 1,000 yards of Beautiful FIGURED LAWNS, re- duced from 123s. down to 6c. Real LINEN LAWNS (Figured), reduced from 25c. down to lic. BLACK LINEN LAWNS. BLACK FRENOH LAWNS. INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable article for Ladies’ White D: c. resees, 20, 25, 31, 37: Beautiful Reiped (thin) WHITE GOODS, reduced from 25¢. down to 15¢. CARTER’s, ‘71 Market Space, Real WAMSUTTA COTTON, reduced from 14c. down to 10c. Pure LINEN TABLE DAMASK, reduced from ‘Tc. down to 500. NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains, 1230. upto 81. BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, VERY CHEAD Beautiful TWILLED (Wool) DRESS GOODS, re- duced fro to l5e. m 25c. down CARTER’S, Jel6 7Il Market Space. CARFS! SCARFS: SCARFS: celvpry ta bo wold at extremely iow prges ust Te SHIRTS made to order in first-class style; fit guaranteed. Ready-made Shirts of ourown make always in uo) FA BY, THOMPSON'S SHIRT F ACTORY, | del Opposite Patent Office. BRANCH OF THE BAL’ S1EAM SHIRT FAOTOR! peueRs, 435 7th street now. Bix of the Finest ebtrte, to order, Bix Extra order. ‘Six Fine 8! to order... PERFE FIT GUARANT! ay REFUN. iDED. ‘We call yeur especial attention to our Reinforced Bbirt, complete, at one dollar. A full line of Gente’ Furnishing Goode. 435 7th st. n.w., Je8-1y Washington, D.O. QuIETs CHEAPER THAN EVER. ‘Our ‘‘Myrtery” SHIRT, at 75 cents, unysinished, is cheaper than we sold it when muslin and linen was way below present prices. Our ‘‘Mystery” SHIRT, finiehed, is the ces ee Shirtin rid, only 80 cents. The ‘*Crown Dia Ir Diamond” SHPRT, fin: ished, 60 cents. Our LINEN COLLARS, latest style 8, at 8L.50 per dozen, are a6 40d as is usually sold at $2.50. Our Silk NECKWEAR. beats the world in quality and price. Our Silk SOARFS, at 26 cents, are as wood as any other house sells at 50 gente, (bur 60 cent SOARES are as good a8 18 8011 or Bi. trade generally. . INISS’, GLN. ap30 1002 F street northwest. qg TO DUBREUIL BROs., 2112 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS ae - SHIB’ FOR THE OONVENTION A SPE- 7 CIALTY. Our Best SHIRT, Plaited Bosom, $12. A fine assortment of GENT’S FUBN. Gs always on hand. aa) LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! $1.60 $1.60 $1.60 FOR VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING. $1.60 $1.60 $1.60 FOR VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING. WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner 6th street aad N.Y. avenue. 81.25, $1.25 $1.25 FOR No. 1 VA. BOARDS, ALL 16 FEET. $2.25 $2.25 sus FOB No. 1 VA. BOARDS, ALL 16 FEET. WILLET & LIBBEY, CORNER 6TH STREET AND ¥. Y. AVENUE: je28 CEN Ganson aera BAW BATS Ming reveired- 440 sthet.. betweenG and H. '.—PELS" SOL- REPRE cee feat yin Tih et new. asc. x bute joa VES, V, AY Mth 2 tition = an st. ee eS mare Ue CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. BRE: aEOAE IE AO AFUE REA, be worn: 1th st. n. w. Mrs. her at ‘to the wants of Indy patrons. mar29 1s fet erancone at ‘26.and Scents. Also in bulk, In boges, at 1, 6, 10. as ERBER’S FuOp. RIDGELEY'S FOOD. IMPERIAL GRAMUM. ARROW ROOT. EAGLE CONDENSED MILK. SWISS MILK, prepared in England. SWISS MILK, prepared in Switzerland. TAPIOCA. BARLEY. BAGO. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. ay2 92 New York ave. eee ME. AND Di FRESH MEATS AnD DRESSED ALWAYS ON HAND. A FREAN SUPPLY OF FBUITS ARS VEGETA BLES RECEIVED DAILY. FINE PRINT AND TUB BUTTER. thing first class, and prices reasonable, at THE PALACE MARKET, CoBNER 14TH aND NEW YORK AVENUE. FRANK J. TIBBETS & Co. NEW YORK CHEESE, (new) per 1s. Syusegee California Brandy. the celebrated “Bouquet Whiskey," 82.50 Sez, ‘ Bi vy." 82. Pure Holland Gin. GEORGE A. O'HARE, 15 1213 7th st. n.w., bet. Mand N. XCURKSIONISTS, FISHING PARTIES, TRAVELERS AND OTHERS. Fresh acrivel of Imported and Domestic Goods. BEEF. SRonet , Horcieen, with Jelly. “Potted. BAM. ) potted , Westphalia. TURKEY Boneless in Jelly. axp \Goncless in Truiies. CHICKEN. nd. EOLLED TONGUE, HAM SAURAGE, OUR rusts, BAKED MAOCARONI. FICELED LAMB TONGUES, PICKLED TEKS, PICKLED SHRIMP, PICK UTS. IDEN PLAT: PAPER NAPEINS. ue TRAVELING BARKETS. No charge f¢r and delivering goods to any part of the » W. REEDS SONS, mys 1216 F street n.w. = MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, 0 CENTs Per Le. Bere ee Jaya OOFFEE, Roasted, 3 ots Best Bic COFFEE, Roasted, 20 cts. per Itx Bwiss Process FLOUR, 2-15 per x bul, NEW YORE TEA COMPANY, Cor. 7th and K sta, 28-310 WM. H. SPIGNUL & CO. IEST PREMIUM espa at the National Fair over all other compet re TO CERES, The handecmest Minnesota Patent Flour in the in MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S 8T. LOUIS FANOY, A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN Hii ‘The Standard Flour of District. Sy Family @ s ‘WHOLESALE DEPOT: Corner Ist st. and Indiana eve, 12 Wi. M. GALT & ©Oo. BOOTS AND SHOES. (COME ONE AND ALLi And buy your BOOTS AND SHOESat slaughtering prices at the ices GREAT BOSTON SHUE AUCTION HOUSE, 401 Pennsylvania Avenue, FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY. THE LEADING ccd IN THE DIs- CHEAPER THAN EVER. 5G OEE Iaalee! House Slippers, at, 350 pairs Ladies’ Newport Ties, at 50 a1 5 bai id Bandale, “only 75c. ; a irs Ladies’ 3-atrap Sandals, 95c. pairs i adies’ 4-strap Sandais, $1.40 5-strap Saudale 190; 800 aire Slingers. 81.48: 600 pairs Ladics Boots, $1.60; 100 different styles of Ladies’ Kid Shoes, from €1 to$5. A remarkable slaughter of Me's Shoes, high and low, from 81 to $5. 100 pairs 8 Ic. 7 oF two pate for Were ruimat aoe sae Os lot of n's Slip] ol a lovor Boys' Gaiters: at 40c. per pair, (size 1 05.) BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvynia Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. 428 LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor. [© REDUCE sTocK, We will offer the balance of our Men's Fine Goat Low Button, st $3.60, for- y 8a pairs Mew Fine G if Oxfords, at 83.50, formerly apair. Men's Shoce from #1,50 to 86.50.a pair. Alarge lot of Ladies’ Cloth and. here Top Kia Foxed Button Boots at $2, formerly 82.50 or. sabadies Newport Button ‘Ties and Sandal Shippers rom Bair. W. H. RICH, jelT 717 Market Space. NEw YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. ILE, NEAT-FITTING, STYLISH AND purces 1g eee guatats a ARE SOLD ANYWHERE. Ladics* Newport Ties, from $1 to $2.60. * 3-strap Siip) 1 to 83. Hist ds OE Misecs’ ny ‘Guildrens Slip] F ee Ra one Fine Low Pisces, Frexe, Engiieh and meron ete E210 BE oe a Boys’ aud Ycuths’ Shoes and Ties. GUABANTEE OUR PRICES THE LOWEST. We GUARANTEE OUR GOODS THE iT. 52" One Frice. dT GEO. McCARTHY. FD Ire, Genes RYNEAL. a ” OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODB, Paints, Olls, Windew and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF FANCY ABTIOLES FOR ORNAMENTS ann PRESENTS. ‘ mar29 428 7th st., (opp. Odd Fello-ys' Hall). Fae ie handle Fes FIXTURES, SLATE wsurecs, LATROESS OWEST MABEET = = HAMILTON & SHED! TON & [00 Oth st. Je RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, DIPHTHERIA, PNEUMONIA, SORE THROAT, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, &5 \4p.m and 7 p.m. | care. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, ‘iven by the i Jest igre e enter ‘ Feats; strgie chet, 50 Grats sy8- bk ETROPOLITAN POLICE EXCUB- SIO) FRIDAY, Jp1y 28n, 1589. For the Benefit of the Widows and Ory bans of Members ‘To GLYMONT. The Steemer W. W. CORCORAN, - Will leave her wharf, foot of 7th Ft. jaat boat ret Fine Full string abd brass band of music Tickets, 60 cent v8.18, 38 Genres a - good for 15 days, $15, 50. children halt ty tickets and forther information, apply et Cfice, Balto. & Py ne Depot. yi-4t H. W. BOYER, Manager. DON 2 FORGET THE GRAND vamt- LY EXCURSION to. Blackiston Iaiand, July 14th, 1580, on the safe and commod ons stesmer Jane Moseley, Jo he the orixinal Excelsior Tent O. B. Steamer leaves Hivch st. wharf, « a.sbarp, | 6th *t. wharf ours tor fishing, bing avd arriving at Washington ‘10 30 Pm. T children between 6 and 12 years, ted to B00. Oyst Duckett's droge et ANN ¥ . M., will take plac’ ith July. Thed. W. Thompson will make *® to Marshall Hall, § 408 m. . Teturn! at and at 7.30 (e afer sale at obling’s, cor. *, cor. N. J. ave. and D st. i. Fs ip of the Tribe and boat. ‘Tickets sold for ths 14h Jone wood for this occasion. 2 b torio’s celebrated striny band bas been reen- 7 ore’ DINEW POINT Wait for the seco cursion on the Paes ‘Sion TP ALY. to Pues Poinnd m7 v This is fro trip this sea partioniare we limited. For ly3-4t THIND ANNUAL Tr Youna SHURCH will be viven at MAR-HALL HAL THURSDAY, eULY 15th, 1890. “The commodions * te: CORCORAN 1 st. at m. sharp, and ton atl)s m. Second trip from 71h st.'wharf at Pm. ‘Tickets, 50 cents; Children andor 12, cents. yd. LoS SEAMER MATTANO'S ~ *) DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS DOWN Lo} THE POTOMAC ! ‘The Str. *MATTANO” @illon and | after JULY Sit 1880, leay, t Same foot of th and_N sie. a Dek, every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, for 8 sail of 50 miles on the Pc be spared to make these EF: agreeable. iy2-1mj poerTemac FERRY COMPANY Persons desiring a delightful change from the ae pressinw heat ci thecity,camenjay an hour aud a hslf's ride on the Poto- fa mac river to Alexandria and return, any day during the week, for 15 cents, or 10 ticl for 50 cente, on the Ferry Boats; children under years of age fi The Boats ‘teave Gally fo Alexandria as follows a, o3 t easant and 8, Awon’. . 280," 3 irips xt 4:30, freshing and : 3e30-1m, FEXCURSIONS ON STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON TO COCOQUAN FALLS Every Monday, Weduesd. y and Fri day during the season. Music ound trip, 25c. Dancing. Leave her wharf at 9 a m.; returning at 8 p.m. ON SUNDAY TO OCCOWUAN FALLS. Leave her wharf at 9.00 a. m. ; returning at 7:30. Round trip, 50 cents. TO MT. VERNON SPRINGS Every Saturday during thereascn. Music. Dan- i rf at 9:30. m., returning at conta. 3e80-2m cing. Leave her 4p. m. “Round trip, 10 BUSTON, MASS..VIA NORF@L! teamship DECATUR * iN EXOURSION FRO: MONROE OR OOEAN FOR! VIEW, WITH DINNER AT EITHER POINT, H2. kounp TRIP, $20. For Freight or Passage apply A. L. HUGGINS, 3e29-3m Boston Wharf, Baltimore. +» MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS.) 2 steamer CITY OF ALEXANDKIA, 20 MONDAYS, ‘DAYS and YS, WEDN! FRIDAYS, ppaing st ey wnt Wed: nesdays and Marshall Hall Frida d trip, 20 cta, = TIVOLI PARK, FOR The plessantest summer resort around Wa a The Ferry Boats land every aif bourand s beautiful drive by to the Park. First-class scoommodations at city prices; also, fine stabil; horses. 368-2 icuAuD ROBE. Proprietor. g7eck BEDUCED 20 PER CENT. Owing to our opening at SARATOGA SPRINGS, on JULY STH, we find ourself compellea to con- dense cur stock in preference to packing it up. We will therefore offer our stock of REAL AND IMITATION LACES, LADIES' AND CHILDREN’S NAINSOOK AND LACE DRESSES, RIBBONS, MADE-UP LACE GOODS, BUCHINGS, FLO FANS, PARASOLE AND JET DA, At a Reduction of 20 Per Cent. This is the best opportunity for supplying your immediate and future wants—a chance that seldom occurs to purchase fi: ¢ code at the low prices we offer them. NOOT, 925 Pennsylvania ave, je7-1m D* F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, 619 10th street northwest. Bpecial Attention Giveu to the Treatmeat of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE ane, 2 PAIRED SIGHT, PAtAROn, Sore LUNGS, CHEST, EYC. DE. VON MOSC4&ZISHER een long enough in Wasiiington and sc- Pomplnhed sufficient in his profession to foel thst further commendation of hiis skill or success is un necessary. lundreds the most ha Citizens of Washi treated by him for above maladies with great Yamons them are Duwbered several mem ators and Representa- ti many Lawyers, Bankers, Merchants and feetnsont rtandered isn, san be exatauned can be ei At hie ciices, 619 19th street northweet, by those, interested. Mill aleo wiltinaly £ eriring to personally inquire of » from 3 to Jel bbe GOLDEN OPPOBTUNITY. SPECIAL BARGAINS. ANNUAL OLEARING SALE oF Children’s Examination SHOES. Ladies’ SANDALS and TIES. Gent's Low Quarter SHOES. L. HEILBKUN, . No. 402 7th st. m.w. Sten oF: Tas OLp Womas m Wipow. GzBrT BARGAINS ™ UNREDEEMED PLEDGES: DIAMOND: E & wa SILVERWARE, TO BE SOLD AT LESS THAN ADVANCES.