Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1881, Page 6

ING STAR. _ WASHING ETON, JULY 12, 1ss1. Editor. ‘TUESDAY... ___ CROSBY S. NOYES... The Evening Star bas a reguinr, permanent, bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any ocher daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. ‘THE STAR office phone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for che paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any | nformation or business can be sent day or night, free of charze. "Persons leaving the city for the summer can have THE Stax mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, and the address changed often as desired, Carrying Pistols. Judge Pinkney, of Baltimore, in passing sen- tence upon a person convicted of firing a pistol in the streets, pronounced the existing law of Maryland against the practice carrying con- eealed weapons as inadequate, and expressed the hope that the next legislature will see fit to | pass an act stringent and se The Baltimore American speaks out in support | of Jadge Pinkney in his crusade -against this | unnecessary and dangerons practice with a de- | termination that promises good results. On the | 4th of July there were, in Bal pre, more than twenty persons either killed or wounded by fire-arms. Under the city ordinances a fine of five dollars is the extreme penalty that can be inflicted for firing a gun or pistol in the streets. The courts of Baltimore are manifesting a pur- Pose to suppress the habit, but with laws of so | lenient a character as those now existing the task will be difficult. In one of the courts the owner of a pistol which was accidentally the cause of the death of a lady, was punisied as an accessory to the offense, notwithstanding the fact that the weapon was fired by another hand. The Anwrican urges the enactment of the I adeiphia law, which makes the penalty of carrying a concealed weapon with intent to “unlawfully and maliciously te do injury” solitary —_ confinement in prison at hard labor, — and authorizes the jury to consider the fact that such ® weapon was carried as prima facie evidence of theevilintent. The Maryland law prescribes a fine of only ten dollars as the maximum penalty. Such a trivial penalty wouid never deter a man With mischief in his heart from carrying deadly Weapons; the Philadelphia law would. Even the most reckless would hesitate to risk solitary im- Prisonment in a penitentiary for the privilege of carrying a deadly weapon about them; and with courts inclined to put down the practice, as those of Baltimore evidently are, a law so se- Yere could, no doubt, be made effective. The inereasing number of homicides in the country and the frequent accidents from fire-arms call for the strongest measures against the carrying of concealed weapons, as all the murders, and nearly all the casualties, proceed as a direct re- Sult from this practice. + Getting Into Polities Against Their Will. The readjuster delegation from Virzinia, which ‘by such singular chance “accidentally” met in Washington, and subsequently in Harrisburg, at the residence of Senator Don Cameron, was ap- Parently drazzed into politics by some means. | Of course, these gentlemen did not willingly en- ter into the discussion of any political topic, be- eause did not several of thm indignantly repel | the suggestion that they would permit any con- sh as politics to move them ident’s life was in danger? It however, asa fact that Mr. Riddleber- | ition friends were drawn into a | nia situation with Sena- so the dis- appears, ger and his Gscussion of the V tor Cameron. Mr. Kiddleberger, Patches from Harrisburg state, assured Senator Cameron that “the only republicans who oppose ® coalition with the readjusters are those hold- ing office under the United States government.” This assertion, unfortunately for Riddieberger, attracted the ‘attention of some of the Virginia papers which, in refutation, publish a list of U- 8. officials who favor coalition. This list in- cludes U.S. Judge Hughes, Marshal Lewis (can- didate on the readjuster ticket), District Attor- aey Lewis, Collector Brady, Rives and Fernolt, the Richmond postmaster, Gilman and other | federal officials of less importance; while the @nly office-holder who is pronounced in oppo- sition to coalition is Major Yost, postmaster at Staunton. Congressmen Jorgensen and Dezen- | @orf are also determined opponents of the coa- Iition movement, but they cannot, in any proper sense be included among what are ordinarily termed federal office holders. It further appears: that Mr. Riddleberger was as unfortunate in the | information he gave the Senator. The Senator is reported as saying to Riddleberger in Pretty plain terms, that the republican party could not afford to longer support him (Riddleberger) for Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate; that such a course would Tesult in positive injury to the party, and that it will be necessary to substitute some distin- Guished Union svldier for Riddleberger as the candidate for serzeant-at-arms next winter. It is intimated in the dispatches that Senator Cam- @ron’s mind was too much ensrossed with the President and his critical condition to givemuch thought to polities, and that possibly, had the question of Virzinia and Riddleberzer not been forced upon the Senator just at that time, he Might, perhaps, not have been so short and sharp in the delivery of his conclusions. But as this would imply that it was the Virginia coali- tionists who introduced the subject of polities there must be some mistake about it. ‘They had declared while in Washington that nothing polit- deal could enter their thoughts while the Presi- @ent was in danger. ——————————————— GCE THE START ‘The RETAIL PRICE of the GENUINE BROWN'S GINGER ‘Has been 50 cents a bottle. YoU caN @QUNTERFEITS IF YOU WANT THEM, FOR ‘LESS CASH, FREDERICK BROWN, Philadelphia. Jeto a HE CELLULOID TRUSS; hat never breaki ae rae aS gaye clean, and can on is for sale at CHAS. FISHER'S, connected with the Tele- | re in its provisions, | Counsel he got from Senator Cameron as in the | ) Ht YOUR HOUSES THOROUGHLY DURING SUCH WINTERS AS THE PAST ONE WAS BY USING TOYNTON'S GAS-TIGHT DURABLE FURNACES. Thousands have had constant and severe use during | the past 22 years, snd are in good condition to-day, Menno moe tee Cheapest to buy and use. | Have more power, «rester durability, and are fitted | threuremeuen improvements for saving fuel and | labor than any furnace made. Prodneing large volume | of pure warm air perfectly free from gases. Tm- | ease Retbe sat ane rence: Bend for cireulars. RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO., MANUFACTURERS, 44 WATER ST., NEW YORK. Sold & CHAS. G. BALL, _4y12-e03m WASAINGTON, D. C. | Rvs ERVIEW ACADEMY, UGHKFEPSIE, N.Y. Military Dept. A THOROUGH-GOING WIDE-AWART School 102 Boss, combining STUDY, MILITARY DRILL. aud Recreation in due proportion. “etuloxe, with Chart of College Rognisitions, ‘gent om | application. ISBEE, A. M., dyl2-eoldw Prin ‘pal. ,)REDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, iF ERI ALE SEMI mace. F t Duties resumed WEDNESDAY, Se; 7th. tion healthful. Course of instruction’ complete and | Rhorouagh. "Termin very moderates For and Jyli-cosu Mus. DE. W. HACKELTON, Pres't. C= ON FRUIT JARS! CORNER ON FRUIT JARS! ““MASON'S IMPROVED,” ‘PORCELAIN LINED TOPS,” AND THE ‘‘GEM.” Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons, AN IMMENSE LOT JUST RECEIVED. GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING. 4&LSO, SUGARS STILL DOWN AND WE ARE ON DECK AS USUAL WITH A LARGE SUPP. LLPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, 504 97H STREET, dy Opposite Critic Offico. sus EMETZ, HATTER, 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | GENTLEMEN'S PEARL DRESS HATS. Great variety of STRAW HATS for Gents, Youths and SILK aud GUANACO UMBRELLAS. Job lot SILK UMBRELLAS, $2 and $2.50. AMMO $1 to 32. jy | sey UMBRELLAS. THE BEST GOODS §T POPULAR PRICES, PARASOLS LESS THAN HALF PRICE. LIGHT ALL-WOOL GOODS FOR TRAVELING DRESSES. LINEN LAWNS, PRINTED LAWNS, CAMBRICS AND WHITE GOODS FOR COOL DRESSES. All Made-up Goods offered at special prices to close out the Stock. NUNS’ VEILING and GRENADINES, in great variety. JOHN T. MITCHELL, dy9-4t 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE gio REWARD | Prepared only by J. B.S » Philadelphi none ‘without hus siummatare. are oe — sgvatire oI). “ast tine ap Paes total feos by Are a cones shige ENHY 8 rm Witt ARD, President; Hg PRED: | ERICK, President: EARD, Secrstacy. Trustee Toe M. Galt, Bs H. Waruer, ‘Thon | Glnrles ¢. Glover. Geo. HB. White, Robt. | Frederick B. MeGuiru, Heury A. Willard. YEW sToOcK— FANCY Gi NE. rs PLAIN and FANCY LISLE HALE Hose, suitable for the season. TERL, Ww. 935 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. DRY BOARDS, No}, 16 feet... . per 100 feet, $1.25 STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 feet...... s 1.50 VVRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2... « 1.60 CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. 1... * 1.00 WHITE PINE SHING! nearly clear. Cele. brated Crapo a ype ‘thousand 3.90 ‘TES cost OB TREE OF OnABGE. = BUILDIN WILLET & LIBBEY, 3 Srxta Street axp New Yore AVENUE. a ‘Sprague Square. my3_| NortHern Lisenry Manxer Squaae. at WANT THE VERY NICEST BREAD BUY We He TENNEY 8°50) Dealers in Flous, Feed, Corn, Oat Sp ‘ke., IT. yes ‘West Washington, D.C. ly HACE & 5 WANTED—HELP. sere ey FOR RENT—ROOMS. ___DRY Goops. MECHANICAL DRAFTS! iGone Bat arr ATES ‘W4nre Mig ¥. G. Die ing, corner Sth and F streets. ANTED_SALES! Wem Whe ean ttiduence trade in the with | refe Shere lato wed, ATREN, ENSEY & oe gle We oon Ware BS ge, seen, eer = N .BLE COOK, W ANTED—A good MEAT AN poly StGREEN MOUS: TAIN DINING: HOOM, Washinton WASTED-A COLORED wae or es to uake ;mmust eane - imiddie-aed WOMAN, to id Referens 204 ed street betwoen [ith ene! 2308 Seri, W ANTED—WHITE @ useful. Apply GEO. northwest, SOREES. art POE et treet WASTED’ GIRL, about 17 years of. sees 1242 bin erect bo went, between ‘Mand N ate. yl ANTED—T'yO SERVANTS—one to cook 00k wa wash and the other to do charmberwork atid ee 219, Post office. Jyll-34" y ANTED_TEN (GIRLS, to learn shirt ironing W paid while learting reel SWISS LAI! ai FP ara ita yl = ‘TED—NURSE, French preferred; must pe Fa) oP ste NTED—A PASTRY COOK. Apply: at the 2 the AMER- Wi ICAN HOUSR, corner 7th sirest and ie ce W. avenue northwest. eae = mS a Agency, 936 F sizect northwest. C.K. Pl ae 3° y ANTED—First-class SHIRT TRONERS, at W Yore worries ae ee re Weattid, good, DINING-ROOM SERVANT. Good reference. Apply at No. 609 F street north: dyal-2t ‘AS Tn a drug a YOUTH of two or three W ‘Nan experience. A xB ae Wer eres, EHARSACIST A |ACIST. to an active man of MAN, an ve, reliable De quick, sctive willing te Apply Sis Pen | quick, sctive and willing work. Ap ial Pee oy hows: tp be second ‘vacated Sse for ix patenen as je one hildren. To de teen between Sand dp ne i110 went. 8-6 Remy, aes te: ae Teferenes cxtuanged. “dip @'atrect Fe ae ead bea ‘ORE RENT Tumished "PARLOR and BEDROOM on furatshed or unturnishel Hoda cuba for: dap"Reet York ave. northwest. 3y9-3t* RL ee ROOMS, with or with- bdr etresk nochhweet ary ith sot front, at Nor west, near 1ith-street cars, two squares from 13th ‘ahd four from 9th-street care; lune of bath-room with hot end cold waters ponecen to light housekeeping, Gall aftr 5 oiclock nel at" R RENT—OFFICE ston Agee handy Farad oar Sy <7 aioe Polar uns ROOMS now a by the Young ome late room anid the chapel, ‘il rel licked and = “tt not rent ty day tet te gw are fo A. 8. ta, 401 EN otroad nectiwest. © oR = Jele-t tnaeoe Few RENT STORE No. 218 10th stroot Darthwent lvania avenue and near a. heed ead ros ‘oorrinianon faquuise at 938 Eoin Jyo-3m enue. ae 7 TO PURCHASE FOR CASH— Wi kiel ixeted BUILDING LOT in the northwest. {Sweet price, H.C, > Sta ofice, “AEDS location na Fo and Good Will of a. 5S: ten UiGan STORE, cont RE, centrally Jocsted and fie'shar ome. © in = Feo8 cog, an ENGLISH TRI- Fekete ree eae Btar office. dyil- bid B SALE Vary Camar. Hight room room HOUSE on F modern tnprovements; worth $4,000, ‘will take $2,800 if c. H. oe ely Jy9-3t streets southwest. GREAT BARGAIN: {OUSE, No. 940 B street south west, three stories, 3 room. He 3 rents fo ft xp, dy9-3t_ ‘7th street north AS GREAT BARGAIN— Fon room sable ana lcurinee FOR RENT— HOUSES. 3 RENT HOU 604 northwest, Rae modern ee Inquire next door. roe BENT RENT—1621 Q sirect northwost—s dosirable now fiory brick, with mide tains eke arrears onmasicnces. 108.5 FISHER ics yor ae HOUSE, 406 Now Far ave and 0. Dopo and al eity ears: excellent teen ie B. an Front petit in good onder. W SiS Fe Banos, New York cit Boston, aati and colored Gooks, Ohamber: Wait- incl. Fanines lagpished. Licensed Agency, 225 8 PRICB & CO. street northwest. C. WANTED 200 MEN to ‘2 te New Rare, —— on Eailroad. Apply at SOHN W RTHLAN'S Hostal GLO K street son perday, Wikre d thorough Hi USE SERVANT: also, Gk ference ith « — =e pot ek FELTON Tan Ofice, ‘Office, 914 eps phere Cea WANTED—SITUATIONS. irustworthy white girls SITU. to. 00. noasowork wei northwest. war & competent and _ drnstworthy a (white), of years’ exp 8, 8 3 A PION to x is provision wore, or WaRSEES with © butcher.” Address Syll-2t* case Parisian lady wil giye LESSONS IN | W FRENCH, at her own or ? renidence. Bost a Gity references. | Tarms moderate. “Apply at 443 Marsa shat gre mnie rest. poly at ae ED WANTED—ROOMS. and { Waiters and Cooks. | Servauta for Fa RENT_Vesy Low—To a amall family, for two months, FURNISHED HOUSE. on. Vermont, ave nue, near Iowa Circle. Address R. §., Star office. 12-2' VOR RENT—New 4-ntory brick HOUSE gontaining 13 1a rooms; ‘Dyprovemente; shrek Inauire of A. GEL & SONB, Re. “fia ite Foes = ea November Ist a. rained HOUSE In ni 6 with 7 Com apd aa ae ne homing’ rent to the right party. mente; more Ez MoINTIRE, 918 F Syilat yyor DR RENE WOE nine rooms; in good order; ED, Lads ith wttect hordhweate “yyitoee ee brick HOUSE, six rooms, Po ‘summer kitchen, water and fa Nos lithand B streets [yp conte ran, wpe mnire of JA! TAIT, No. 221 Pennayh ave. southeast. fst RENT—1510 so caae Seb ae 8 rooms; all mod- enien ALL & A Inquire next door. 12-3° | 1416 customer for a good BRICK HOUSE or abs sbout 80rd must bes bar- gain, anal snd located between Gun ana fiaeand Beha Pate Real Eetate Exchange, _s0-8t 1416 F streetmorthwest. HAVE FOR SAzI ea amount of ME PROPOLITAN it Fe aed dend: “athe Rowdee y aod on aged. Its Directors are from our most influential and responsible citizens, and it runs sections af the city which are being improved for business ‘ami residence Rave.also for sale othar TN- VESTMENT TES, such as City Bonds, Gas, bays call oi e OFELEY ‘Metropolitan Bank bund: ing.” up hallway. dy6-1m BOR ences ain Focpio Suet ABA AND SALOON, pith Summer Garten in rear and large cellar, 423 10th street, between, pce OF joe and a Medion Museum, s few joors north of Pennsylvania 31 ‘excellent for @ hotel. Thoroughly wated. Inquire at 926 avenue. Jy6-3m Aa ee ROE en TRS GHT TO WATER POW! “oyna aed EN Wttas ror et BUSEY'S EXCH EXCELSIOR GUANO. WASTED . Furnished ROOM Saaae i eh for ii ne housekee) Bae oe 7 ANTED—B: dleman = wife with little zi W 29.9 tres ungaraan ‘unfuruiss es ri x 10 objection to Sout ‘Sreas 2912 size Do northwe with » quiet he guist amd ANTED-HORSE and BUGGY ‘or the summer Lest of care taken ; satisfactory: rise Star office. W yAN TED A ‘A gentleman and wife would take care of OUSE curing baiance of sumer. Wonld also ike to HOKSE and BUGGY forthe ee highest references. Address Star Glliee. ‘street ‘Thuradaye and Sati nis a TORS BELL, ooo Montgomery coma iy22 If you have a LIFE POLICY of “either in force or lapsed, cousuit J. M. Ik American Hous pand sddieen of & Worn from paralyzed ae ho lost seven chuldren by caterest HER RESSES fo steam and Teimek @ doe ts; Our work is done beter dy than in any other establistuuentin Washington. by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 Lot ‘Orders jana ERS and HATR MA wiriaaaae by ea and make over. “U wemiture etored aud and examine. “At F, H. YOUNG'S, 1408 avenue. iW ANTED—FU STORE in fine storage | a6 Louisiana ave. aarli mad SILVER in lance or small natitien, | Highest cash price paid. 321 Penus; yania avenue, between 3d and 43 streets jae ‘OW THAT I SELL a first- and agreat deal cheaper than a cominon new suit can | be Douwht, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, >. 619 D street northwest, or at Branch Store, No. 400 9th st: northwest. "N. We buy but Arse class inne OOUN TRY BOARDIN \G B urge coat ‘heaps aad rounds. . station om p) ‘Terms moderate, Exceedin: ny, Hleferences required Address A. G. NASON, Nason, Orange coun! _yo-2w* MMER BOARDING.—At the STONE MANSION columbia Heishis, a fow delihtfully cool ROOM: lower temperstare than in town. Every Rome “comfort; shade tress. ‘sd tawa"fs abun- dance. dy7-8t CouxTEE BOARD—At the “Maples,” 7 minutes! urel: shade: water. Call or address ieee KENNEDY, Laurel, county, Md. dy6-2w' fortably ai jodated at an old Virvinia farm- house, wor WM. L. IRISH, Waterfor ‘eentonn 7 Va ol NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE} Ste view e Ride; Sulphur 8p diee, “horses, fi Ms ss pores fircctoredaress Aig" SeLiy, New Windsor lars land. ra MONEY TO LOAN. MO™EX. ‘MONEY. ‘MONEY. MONEY TO LOAN in ret ‘Qn real estate, at6 per ‘0 2 Fadior- made Second hand 6 TT, much better | | close out un estate. ean aA, St | Also, the BIGHT and FORMULA for its manufscture. pales 4y9-t_ | This Mill in a and Ohio Ca- Porthos, and 13a Powe porters gt oe M MATTHEWS, 1208 208 Stet ste C. A! st street, or repair. “Apply to LOUIS P. "000 ‘ADLER, 3148 Bridge street, Fetectnortnmsee. jy8-6t es ‘Geonvetown. F°OR BENT The STORE Dwelling and Basement NTORS, 6. 1098 Teh etront, coracr of L. uorthweet, suitable “MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and yal | Toad Liquor ov Coatialousry bustsom. Apbly.ab640 | UABLE INVENTIONS, efther before or after Paton ox 85, Star office. ae Porn RENT—STORE and DWELLING: — yard and stable; corner 8th and 8 streeta northwest; rent lew, By A. ‘BGAYWOOD, 1235 9th street, north LOST AND FQUND. be RENT_Two BRICK HOUSES. 622 22a | | OST ae, pb tall” ax, of the Copitol Hn termal- thy aa andi 2516 Sth | tduing’ some wer change and three ‘old 700) prove- ant mente sora rey ayo eens 10 16th stcct northwest’ pore a | JPOR BEST. RENT—1309 piece avenue, ate sna yvemien per month. W. ANENROWER SON, 1212 ¥ street. Sy9-1i PERSONAL. * | Pea se aetnateet “aire BOP ie Say rovernents; 8 . : ant. SOOT oe eee t cars; pleasant’ locality. [ voyant and a satisfaction in B.A. MOINTIRE, 918 F. 3y9- rs of hfe than any one iu the m: tells the FoR next 304 ¥ street, large HOUSE, wultable for fast prowl aad Gore nppertai puires: 2 busta ve pba mang Pei ex Rent moderate. | ne oe ye ARR, 804 F strect._ | given or no an Conmuitation Be Hooms, 402 2d street, R RENT_OOTTAGE corner 18th and Boun Soba streeta. Bose corel eo re ipa AD ee oe ynice grounds rubbery and foun B k stable malees A Ren! ont. BS S py; | SPHERE BSI wa nd PROFESSIONAL. on 14th Sey north- Rent! x mouth ; . GI IN, Room PRIVATE. ulletin iswnidd on the Ist montat the office of THUS. ‘AG- street north vad FoR ae "AND SALES OF PROPER’ "fl AND AT AUCTION.—See | and 15th of ev | GAMAN, 519 7t! \OMPORTABLI REQUISITE 10 HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.” Henoe the thousands, from far and near, that visit Dr. ‘White's establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, oppo- site Willsrd’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Banious, Diseased Nails, Vascul and other ailmebts of the feet. “Hours, ‘ee, $1 per Visit. BRICK OEE N eight roous and hth: 1731 13th stroot modem Improve- pply. EE OG Pennsylvania ‘svonae, or 1819" 1st = | het De STARR PARSONS —Dexrisr 430 90h street, re wr aetheaut on aud E northwest. Filling a special recting 9 to te a.m., Wedpesdays, free te the poor. Firat alas referees. reason- able. Ek 230-6. ae RENT HOUSE 447 Metrect northwest, | Sree | semmer kitchen, hath, &c.. $35, per Juonth, 3 | applied for at once." Gall “at JONSON'S Galle ery, 80 | Peuneyivanin avenue. ay" ins OR RENT—A PROMIN SINESS STAND— \ Store and Dwelling Nor 433 lode street, near gas | office above Pennsylvania ‘sveuue. Store can be de- fached from dweliny, which contains 12 rooms, inelud- ing two large > bath, &e. P| Taare at dy5-3m rene cellar, gas, wi jana avenne. poe = beautiful VILLA and 8 acres ad- olains Soldiers Home on West. “ Entrance by Whit- inquire ou premises, or at 712 13th street. PRE RENT—A desirable RESIDENOF, in good neigh- ‘hood, convenient to W street cars; a ew house, in thorough repair: all modern improvements; nme Fooma Apply nt 3ubd O etree, town. —mi31-3m_ | JOR RENT—PAST of 21 acres adjoining Sol- diers’ Home on west. Two entrances from 7th | arook Apu ae a2 1pdh eirest north west BE -2w ORN th street CELLULOID TEETH Insested $7 per set, and ai ‘operations on, the uatural teeth ‘tracting, 50 cent Di DUKE, Dexrisr, | Teeth, $5; Tocth iiled, Siz Extracting without APoporetions warranted, janJ9 M. TALBOTT, Dawrisr, No. 437 Das a three doora from correr E. ‘Dentistry ary all ite branches. Teeth inserted $7 per set. All wi Leeteicy 0, CANDEE, M. v. ae of New York. +, Vitepathy or Vital cous for all’ bod ting and Throat, Consumption, Loss of * memothoides oF Pites. Catarrh” and cated from the system. Stuttering Consultation free to all. York avenue northwest. BOA RDING. | eureas 940 New Fo Hi DENCE and GROUNDS | on 19th street, near the British L jon; Dew house, large lot; 30-foot alley in Tear and 20-foot alley on side; stabje for two horses and mee, Opponite, Jatfersent lace. No fancy price ‘asked. BENNING, 1218 Joti stevor northwest. Sy12-co3t* LEA room PRICK HOUSE, No. 1513 Q tree’ arthwes: neuer conveniences. Terms gay, Apply to D. DVM BE, at Velhmeyor's Stone Yard, 14th <tret and Ohio avenue. 5 For SALE—Three-story Brick RESIDE ‘rect northwest; pleaaant grounds, sens aud fountain,” Property a tpn i a = with flowers, eah be examined BRICK Banoats—T have for real 26 F street northwest, two story and basement; eight Tooms: ali “modern improverscre, ‘This property, if sold at once, cau be bouxht chesp to CHARLES W. HANDY, stroct northwest. dy-3t me of ORSES jus 1 ean trot. in heen ate LO EES | Skihles, S11 Lath streot northwest Jyl2-6t {OR SALK—A fine yontlenan's DRIVING HORSE eth Inguire of, ‘HOMPSON, corner 9th and B si Syll-3t (OR SALE—A Doul Sad ante, ee ee a both Feehan A ee FOR f SALE—MARCY LANTERN, NEW BREWSTER ge Longe, Ship tal ician, 453 Pennsylvania avenue, near jy9-at* blooded MARE, OE A ken tte i COLE” Gus Sue’ hasnt WAGON" tuitable for CHARS W: Yery cheap. Apply to HED, 12th and 3y9-3t 508 Ta ve. hovdleaste iyea NI R SALE—New second-hand Ji peat CAR- Monn 7 Ga eal atte Secu Security, Penges. tbe stylo in the oity. “Also, PONT $y9-1m OS Fase strech ectiwest, | Gye Dp. W. MAGRATH, 208 10th street. ‘ONEY.—A small sum of MONEY TO LO/ °0 LOAN for a talisfactory security, pith tafe: Aditvom ©. ie Hoos Goad Beth | s y4 ONEY, MONEY, MONEY T0 LOM ou, bersoual property. atk FUE TORS 314 Mth ii Loag Site, ‘street, beat Pelmusylvan i |g pans, OILS, WINDOW AND PLATE GLass. JOU NSTONE'S KALSOMINE and MASURY'S LIQUID Estituntes furushed to Builders: “A Tull lock of AR- Tists’ SUPPLIES alwayoan i GEORGE RYNEAL, Jn., 418 Trm Srager Nortuwest. CLOSE OUT. sculetemoat es Seri 8 Camimere 1914 axD 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. m30 ‘Sandals and N. NEY AN. Si bei eee 000 TO LOAN, ‘In Sums to Suit, AtSix Per Cent, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. SALE.—Just from West Vi = ey ae ern ‘irginia, tats Soo Por Sicha hand a = in Sore i &o., &c., at: Commissions Prices, ee ‘x TH. J. Vv. eee ates ees pea Acrxr, 3 mi6 410-416 Mox TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTA’ AT 6 PER OENT. mal lt PN weet Mo To hae: wu Baye, MONEY TO LOAN ON of from $100 and upwards, at i | eee moderate, No delay. = o16 F'stcoo northwest Fond eae in jele ————— NOt LONG SINCE WE SAID YOU WERE BAGATBO BOARD FOR LADIES D GEN- $20 per month, at DRIVER’: TEL, Vania avenue. Table de Hote, Be fs im JOR RENT—With BOARD, entire SECOND FLOO! onsisting of four rooms, two lange closols, hot aux cold water; bath on same floor; 912 I t north- ‘west. sd }OR RENT—Woeli furnished PARLOR FLOOR, front- sr two first-claas BOARD. ret. cets, in aa rae eat ao the city, i 3 TOCKHAM, us. D. B. 0. nade baleo cool, airy rooms, superior table, | will be found a pera Rest place for summer board _ fates: room and board, $25 and $30 per mouth. JOR RENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, pleasant location, at Nos. 314, 316 and 318 Indiana 2 rst-class BOARD $15 per Jani9” SCARCE TWO WEEES REMAIN FOR US TO CLEAR OUT THE SUMMER STOCK. WE MUST LET IT GO AT A SACRIFICE, AS WE DO NOT WISH IT RUINED BY DUST AND DIRT. WE CANNOT ENUMERATE ALL THE BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING TO CLOSE THE CASSIMERE STOCK, (THERE IS NO RE- DUCTION ON BLUE FLANNELS AND BLACK CLOTH GOODS.) WE CAN GIVE YOU A FEWILLUSTRA- TIONS THAT WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA AT LEAST OF WHAT WE ARE DOING: ALL OF THE $15 0a8- SIMERE SUITS ARE NOW $11.15 ; THE LOT OF $6 PANTS AT $4 ; THE LARGE LOT OF $12 SUITS ARE NOW $10; THE $5, $$ AND $7 CHILDREN'S KNEE- PANTS SUITS ARE NOWS4. THIS GIVES YOUA GLANCE AT THE REDUCTION IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENTS. WE KNOW THAT WE MUST INCUR A LOSS IF THE GOODS GET DAM- AGED; 80 WE PREFER THE LOSS WHILE OUR FRIENDS WANT GQODS. TO THOSE THAT KNOW THAT WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK IT 18 NOT NECESSARY TO SAY THAT THIS Is NOT AN ODDS AND ENDS SALE. THE SIZES ARE ALL COMPLETE, TO GIVE YOU AN ILLUSTRATION, WE HAVE SEVENTY SUITS (AT THE PRESENT MOMENT) OF THOSE FINE ENGLISH “*WEAR- RESISTING” FABRICS THAT WE SOLM FOR $22, REDUCED TO$I8. AND ARE NOW CLOSING THEM AT$15. ALEADING TAILOR OF THIS CITY SAID TO A FRIEND OF OURS: “THATIS LESS THAN THE GOODS IN THESUIT OST SARS: THEY MUST | dinus BE GOING BY THEBOARD.” WE TELL YOU (coN- FIDENTIALLY) THAT WE ARE NOT “GOING BY THE BOARD.” WHAT WE ARE “GOING” TO DO 18 TO CLOSE OUT THE GOODS AS USUAL—ONE PRIOE TO ALL. +. BAKES ies co.. Eats | [)Ectsions ey SUMMER INVENTORY. 5c. CHECKED NAINSOOES, now 12c. ‘%c. STRIPED LAWNS, now 12i¢c. ‘%c. ENGLISH PERCALES, now 12}4c. 68c. WHALEBONE CORSETS, now 4Sc. $1.25 SUMMER CORSETS, now 9c. HOSIERY HEAVILY MARKED DOWR. HANDSOMELY EMBROIDERED : FINE FRENCH MULL FICHUS AT HALF PRICE, ar COCHRANE & CO.'S CONVENIENT UPTOWN HOUSE, Orrosrre Rroas’ Barn. su MovBstke PARASOLS BELOW COST. $8.00 QUALITY NOW $1.75. 3.50 “2.50, 4.00 2.75, LUPIN'S MOURNING DRESS GOODS. GOURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPES. LYONS BLACK SILKS. TYLER & CHEWNING, sy 918grH Sraxer Nonrawssr. D®* GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. 100 pieces MADRAS GINGHAMS, 123¢-. 500 LAWNS, 8 apd 10e. from 1: too BARASOLS ancl Oar Hiias half price. 200 8) half ey tees ‘20 dosen CORSE TS at Soc. from 76. $0 doven HOSIERY very cheap. GEO. J. JOHNSON, gh 713 MARKET SPACE. GPECIAL BARGAINS, “ARERCRIEPS) 22 2o) #0 sd B10; forse 00, $2.00 sey BOSTERY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. unr WT MARKED DOWS Pit PRICES.” waa LADIES' LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERS. PAR: AND * “*BARGAINS” IN BLACK GRENADINES. NAVY BLUE FLANNELS. SHETLAND SHAWLS. “‘SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS” IN TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, BUNTINGS, &c., &c. 52” ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Comnex 97H STREET. Jy9 GREAT REDUCTION IN LAWN, CAMBRIC AND GINGHAM SUITS. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 921 Announce that they will offer SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LAWN, CAMBRIC AND GINGHAM SUITS FOR THE NEXT WEEK, MARKED DOWN FROM $3.75 to $2.50, $5 to $3.50, . 50) 50 bear to | $7.50) ss, In order to close out our stock. We make the above re- ductions NOW while the goods are wanted and our eus- tomers will appreciate the bargains. BOSTON HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NOTE.—We have only a few of our Silk Suits at $12. The cheapest dress ever likely to be offered at that price. 39 Ao WOOL BUNTING G 44. cents, never sold for less than 25. LINEN LAWNS, warranted half linen, 10 cents. LACE STRIPED PIQUES, reduced from 12% to 8 cents. SDARME, 15 ts. CHOICE MADRAS GINGHAMS, 1234 cents. PURE LINEN LAWNS, fine quality, 20 cents. NUNS BLACK VEILING, decided bargain, 50 cents. REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS at low prices, WHITE GOODS in great variety. MADRAS GINGHAMS at 15, 25 and 40 cents, patterns new and qualities first-class. MANY BARGAINS WILL BE SHOWN, ONE PRICZ. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, iy5 919 Paxxerivanta AVENUE. H™'" REDUCTION plciailaa aienciman Ste er} - A he tia 18 cents, former one 1 stock. remnant ne sy esi Bik Sane weeveniaox eat SATIN Whee, per 50; g00d value. — eee eae nemnerenree ens ore ovary ape tad gee eo peron of elon am inspection of stock end com- DRY GOODs. PzESs Goons. GUI P, DAY & CO, 820, 822 AND 824 Sevenrn Srecer, WILL MAKE A GRAND OFFERING ow FRENCH, ENGLISI AND AMERICAN DRESS : Goons, DURING THE COMING WEEK. THE IMMENSE VARIETY OF NOVELTIES AND STAPLE STYLES, WHICH WILL BE DISPLAYED aT ATTRACTIVE PRICES, WILL UNDOUBTEDLY MAKE THIS THE LARGEST SALE OF THE SEASON. A LARGE LOT OF OMBRE-SATIN MERVEILLEUX SaSH RIn- BON FROM AUCTION AT HALF PRICK. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. sel HE LARGEST A SSORTMENT BEAUTIF! a aes AND: MADRAS DRESS GI sa IN WASHINGYON. a S.AWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS!!! yo pe emufal FAW Peauefal Be pa. beautiful LAWNS 12sec. cantor’ LAWNS! LINEN LAWNS! LINEN wLamee Be. 13, 18, 20, ae. Sic ts de GING seat cia eed aaa eae AY ets acy ond TA LI! 200. a a siete worth 37 jgc, ‘out al of Gone gut all of ‘our beautiful aoe DRESS GOODS» ene wide LINEN for Ladies’ Dresses and Dusters, LINEN DUSTERS at $1.25. CARTER'S, 325 ‘711 MARKET SPACE, WASHINGTON,D.C. S)ScLeTox ‘& HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE, Are offering the onnasaey BARGAINS OF THE ALL-WOOL EXTRA SUPER INGRAIN cal EET a fy conte {PHA reluoe | from 906. aud #1 some line of T. TKY BRUSSELS, at 75 , from 2s $1.08 per yard. sATTING. G, OLL-CLOT! tis ee. at corresjond- ao ome CRIT CRE COVERS and WINDOW SHADES pea STS sent for, cleawed and returned at shor? no- SINGLETON & TOFKE, FAMILY SUPPLIES. LARET. ‘CLARET. FRONSAG. ST. ESTEPER, MOULIS. MEDOC. ST. FRELODY. PONTET CANET. (C108 DES MEYNALDS. MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE. 3B W, REED'S soNS, _3630 1216 F et. northwest. OBN BR. KELL Y, Se iRsT. MB, V UTTON, BEEF, oa 1B, eacea ae xe CORNED BERR 623 ape Contes Marte. Sth street wine, and 306 and 208 ‘Northern 1 ‘Box 71, City Post Ottice, arteting delivered {ree of charge to all parte of the munr24 G Arvantid ot the Notions Bale over Boar eum ro Crn OLD MEDAL The bandacmest Minnensta Ptcat ‘lour in the United MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S st wiQUTy FANCY. A Maguihoent Win! ¢ Wheat, Paten EN HILL. “e ‘The Standard F arin Fiour of the District. FOR 8aLi BY E vey FIRST-CLASS GROCER, E DEPOT, SD INDIANS AVENUE, WM. M. GALT & SON, H™ HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS, ONLY FIFTY CENTS. PALACE MARKET, Corwen 14TH STREET ay New Yore avuwve, _Also, STRAWBERRIES just received. CINCINNATI HAMS. OLD CROW WHISKEY. VERY CHOICEST SARDINES. apT ROGERS BROS.* KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS, he, Delightful SWEET CATAWBA WINE, $1 per gallon. GREAT SWISS PROCESS FLOUR. My “BOUQUET WHISKEY,” $2.50 per gallon, HORSEFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE. FANCY OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE, ‘Oue Bottle NICE WHISKEY, 50 cents, Large Stock CHOICE TEAS. LOW PRICES FOK EVERYTHING, GEO. A. O'HARE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL $080-2w_1213 TrH Sraxrr Noxruwesr, bet. Mand X. ce Powder. eae eat ana you wil ind it pure, fe Fo 4 LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND OB, NORTON'S SEEDLING qTbs Splendid Minnesots Family Flour, justly named “ SOVEREIGN, ” “amie ee OLD STAG PURE EYE WHISKEY. ‘are just the Wines. saahagd es pe, | SS eo spi, are par, abd or HUME, CLEARY & CO., jel 807 Manner Srace. ————————S H*e JUST RECEIVED ‘A Large Assortment of SILVER-PLATED TEA SETA, ICE PITCHERS,