Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1881, Page 2

THE EVENIN “WASHI WEDNESDA CROSBY 5. NOYES. . ‘The Evening Star has a regvlar, permanent, bona fide daily more than treble t of any other di per published in ashington, and equi that ef all the | other daily papers here added together. NG STAR. _ .-Editor, | ‘THE Stan office is connected with the Tele- | phone Exchange. Advertisements, orders, for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day ornight, free of charge. Persons leaving the city for the summer ean have Tax STAR mailed to them, postpaid, for | fifty cents per month, and the address changed as often as Hilotie “Fun” A letter received from Annapolis, by due course | of mail, purporting to give the particulars of the finding of the stray Guiteau bullet Nicholas Jackson, was published by Tue yesterday for what it might be worth as afford- ing a possible clue to the discovery of the miss- Ing ball. It is now stated that the letter was the invention of some Annapolis “wag” as a | burlesque upon a negro ank™ by the name of Nicholas Jackson. <3 of Annapolis must have peculiar ideas of fun to consider the at- tempted ass: ion of the President a good subject for ajoke. The Baltimore Gazette very properly characterizes the act as ill-timed, idiotie and deserving punishment. +o German in the Publie Schools. In St. Low iren of German parents, ren of parents of other nationali- ing the German language in the public schools. The tax-payers of that city have been vainly endeavoring to rid themselves of this burden, as they consider it, and confine the public schools to the English language. This question has been an issue in every election for members of the schooi board for years past, and though the sentiment in favor of the abolition of German has increased, it has not yet been strong enough to win. At one time the opponents of the German attachment to the schools presented petitions to the board from Irish, French, Spanish, and Italian citizens, praying that these languages be taught for the bene- fit of their children, respectively. if German was to be continued. The experiment of teaching German in the public schools of Washington was tried some years azo, but was discontinued on account of its expense, and for the reason that it was not considered an essential feature of the public school system oe The Alleged Six Weeks Fast. Griscom, the Chicago faster, completed his | felf-imposed task of doing without food for six weeks yesterday. His performance has at-| tracted but little attention, and in a financial | Point of view has been a complete failure. Asa Tule people did not evinee enough interest in the Matter to care whether the fast was actually kept or not. Hence the arrangements for wateh- | ing Griscom during the time of his abstinence have been left principally to volunteers, and | there is no assurance that he has not take Rourishment daily. He has lost 454¢ pounds of flesh, according to the telegraphic reports, but | this does not by any means prove that he has not | taken food during the past six weeks. A table | Was spread with the most tempting viands and toothsome delicacies before the faster, ready for him to take his first meal for forty-five days. With all these articles to tempt his appetite, the so-called faster manifested utter indifference. He displayed less desire for food than a healthy | man ordinarily would who had only missed his | Tunch. Hewandied the dishes, commented upon them, and finally, when the time which released him from any further obligation of denial ar- | + Fived, he proceeded very leisurely to eat and drink, taking strawberries as his second dish. 4 man without food twelve hours would select something more substantial than strawberries to fill the vacuum. es Ohio Polities, Again. The Ohio democratic state convention met in Columbus to-day for the nomination of the can- idates for governor, lientenant governor, su- Preme jude, attorney general, treasurer and for a member of the board of public works. Notwithstanding the warm weather and lack of hotel accommodations at Columbus, the con- ¥ention is largely attended, nearly all the prom- inent democratic politicians of the state beingon hand. The convention willbe ‘composed of 687 del- egates—one for every 500 votes cast for Hancock. There is sharp competition for the nominations for governor, supreme Judge and board of public works. Anthony Howells, who was on the ticket with Governor Bishop four years ago, will prob- ably be nominated for state treasurer without much opposition. For attorney general several are named. The most prominent gubernatorial candidates are Ex-Congressman H. B. perk: of Cincinnati; Isaac Miller, of Cincinnati; John F. Follett, of Cincinnati; John W. Dekealten of Springii Jongressman M. P. Geddes, of Mansfield: George W. Jewell, of Zanesville; B. W. Carlisle, of Lancaster, and W. W. Armstrong, editor of the Cleveland Plaindealer. The demo- cratic victories in Ohio have been won for the past two decades or more in “off years,” and this, no no doubt inspires the party with renewed hope ofsnecess this time: hence the great interest manifested in the convention and the numerous candidates. The canvass for the gubernatorial Bomination has produced some asperities that | May crop out in the convention. The tariff | question also promises to come in for a large share of attention, much to the disgust of many Ohio democrats. Ex-Conzressman Hurd is the special champion of free trade, and he has boldly | Aeclared his purpose of titting a free-trade plank | in the platform. He is severely criticised by his party for foreing into the canvass this “disturbing element.” The older and perhaps wiser heads proposed to ignore the tariff entirely because there are not a few protectionists in the @emocratic ranks of the state. Mr. Hurd has rendered the silent policy on this subject im- practicable. He has made the tariff question so prominent in connection with the convention that if his free-trade resolutions are voted down that Yote of itself will be regarded as a party decla- ration. There is still some talk of nominating ex-Senator Thurman fgr governor in the event that a wrangle ensues over this nomination. The democrats recognize that in Governor Foster they have a strong man to antag- enize, and their ticket will probably be made up with a great deal of- care. ‘The indications are that the platform will be confined to state issues entirely. The shooting of the President will, in all probability, have the effect of spurring the republicans to greater ex- ertions than they have hitherto made in off years. They will feel disposed to give their declarations of loyalty to the administration and devotion to the President substantial emphasis by winning a decisive victory. Tne legislature to be chosen will reorganize the congressional distriets, and therefore a determined fight will be made by both parties to control it. +s “Cranky” people and persons with crotchets and hobbies had better give WasBington a wide berth just now. It requiresaciean bill of Jy ““MASON'S IMPROVED," Two CAR TICKS2S GIVEN ~ WANTED—HELP. | _FOR_RENT—ROOMS. CORNER ON PRUIT J. ARS! “PORCELAIN LINED TOP$,” AND THE “‘GEM.” Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons. GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING. ALSO, SUGARS STILL AND WE ARE ON DECK AS USUAL WITH A LARGE ELPHONZO YOUN AN IMMENSE LOT JUST RECEIVED. DOWN! SUPPLY. Gs, GROCER, 504 Orn STREET, 1 Opposite Critic Office, STNEMETZ, HATTER, 1287 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. UMBRELLAS. debs ee MILK Gat MBHEEEAS, ‘$2 and $2.50. (OCKS, $1 to $2. GENTLEMEN'S PEARL DRESS HATS. orth of STRAW HATS for Gents, Youths and Syl \, ANTED—SALESMAN, an activ xverionce, who can iifvents tate in tae “the Bist of Cohimbia. ot ATEN, S Whole. yoved. ATEN, ES eNSEY & Sa me | IY r WHITE GIRL, to nnrse and make hervelf Wat Ren GEOe he REES AE Oth etrect the other to dares Box 315: Post oft. "ED—TWO SERVANYS—one to cook, wash and aes W go mee anid waiting. yANTED—NURSE, French preferred; must bring W ‘haracter age, oy ‘ADDIY 907 M. steel west. jy1l-: St WiAstees ‘A PASTRY COOK, Apply, ‘at the AMER- ICAN HOUSE, corner 71 neyignt ania avenue north be a ’ ANTED—Familics 3 firhihed white and —enieeeeare Solored COOKS. CHAMBRNMAIDS , NURSES WAITERS, &c., with references. Me Li Agency, 926 ¥ atteet northwest. C. E. (GEA OO. a Griveniesg lass SHIRT TRONERS, A TAY Wiike Ps, 039 Pennsylvania avenue.) Oth street betwocn 'B northwest. “B. FULTON'S Loan 0} ce, St street and Pennsylvania jy5-1m Fi & WANTED—ROOMS. / ANTED—Thrve unfurnished ROOMS senile. man, wife and two children, Bow fats office. Sida Fa tho Rag No. 218 10th street northwest, pines Fauh Avenue spd near Wholesale Busines. fncuire nt 928 Lonieian ome AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRIY VATE ron ae AT ACCTION —See Bulletin iss: a dyl1-3t_- ag IA ei 9 Thonthat the oftee of THOS. a ade Ve Nwsetaland akeud to atit. tanues | NOR RENT Soon c04 Mi ptreet aoe nos = . 1242'8th strect northwest, between M and N ets, 3yll-3e* ne tp all modern improvements. Inquire next door. 1621 Q street orthweat—a desirable new je lot; contains eivat rooms modern convetitences. THOS, 3 FISHER & i F street scheione atronstory orth wast, six near B. and 0, J, Depot and alli excellent trem in city pi front park god order. Inquire next door. 12-3" VOR RENT_Venr Low—To » sual family, for two inonths, FURNISHED HOUSE, on Vermont ave- nue, near Iowa Circle, Address » Star office, 12. 5 brick HOUSE sontaining 12 12 Tmodean baprovemenie: Ne. | eof A. EBERLY & SONS, ae pene XCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR 1 FASHIONABLE 1 SRESSMARER. ANTED, « MODI8T! rou capable terest in the concern to operate: =. ther address SRM farrier 4, ra Hichinonds Vas B. P.O. ee | FOR SALE ‘OR RENT—A SEFEAUEANT, _cheap; ‘business ; now a = ‘1000 se treet southimest, Appi next done sou ie RENT— ‘THE Orn EsTARLienED axp PorULan RESTAURANT AND SALOON, 2 lange cellar, 423 10th ical Museum, a few goors'north of Pennsylvania avenue. An excelent x stand Thoroughly renovated. Inquire at 926 the i Pan sod ‘RUSEY'S EXCELSION GU GUANO. 5 PP for a mies 3m EASE from dO. Canal Cor BIGHT TO Wathn PowER. plates “oma a and xy, deceased, in eo. the RIGHT and FORMULA for ita manufacture, ¢. M- MATTHEWS, 1208 Stat street, or Bridge street, FOR, SALE The MILL, MACHINERY, U UNEXPIRED by W. Y. ake ‘Mill is situated Chesapeake and Ohio Ca- ‘about 1}g miles from Georgetown. Apply to" M. 1 ADLER, Sige seals TAN as ee ‘New York city and Boston, en W Wy _wihite and colored Cooks, Chamber m dean ana Wat Fai iT Ungil November 1st 2 neatiy fuprove: Po ae Waltarg and Cooks. Iuere nominal rent to the right party. B.A. this ef this clty. ies fe plshed. li nea consod Agency, 7 oan ‘F MctNiINe, 918 F street, Sy1L-3t WXTED tee je-bodied MEN aa labo a | Pema Ba ‘STanracien nie portaneet: setts ay re-room abd cellar." Rent reasonab Ain to LLOYD, 1235 11th street northwest. Jyl1-3 Fe, RENT _New brick HOUSE; six rooms, oell ahumimer iitchen, water and sis; No, 202, comet dB at hortheast. Inquire of JAMES 1. TAD Not ot ‘Pennayivaniaave. southeast. jyl1-3t* | Poe RENT—BRICK HOUSES, Nos. 1230 Sth street northweat, and,1312 T street n all m.i., in S ir, Abi ly to LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, "920 street north’ dy? ais WAN TED—HOUSES. ANTED—A RESIDENCE, ABOUT, EIoHT, W streets northwest: new oF pearly ‘Bem caoderh sea ments; Cost not over ‘$4, 000. off September ist Address Box 1! ANTES was Tath street and north of ylvania aye- 1y13-3t" ue; aif modern Laprovementss rant meee AON in person or by letter 2001 I street northwest. Jyls at? 16th Ist 10-roomed HQUSE FRR aes STORE—Dyelling and Basem: Basement — No. 1035 7th street, corner of L_ northwest, suil foa the dhe Liquor or Confectionery business, Avrly, at 640 | Pac y9-6t" Fe REN’ ro BRI HOU! 622 224 street between" and @ onhwest and Asib St street northwest, 9 rooms, with all modern improve- ments. Inquire No. 403 7th street northwest .jy9-8t NT—1309 Rhode Isiand avenue, 7 rooms and jodern improvements; $30 per cone W. W. DANENHOWER & SON, 1212 F street. -im 1 ‘IN UMBRELLAS. ‘THE BEST GOODS AT POPULAR PRICE: PARASOLS LESS THAN HALF PRICE. DRESSES. LIGHT ALL-WOOL GOODS FOR TRAVELING 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, 991 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE WANTED i HORSES TO PAST RE at $9 per mox x month; est, Teesays, ‘Tarsclays att Saturdays JOHN nw wr BELL, Fairland, Montgomery county, Md. WANZIED. To BUY a first-class DRUG See oran interest in one doing | profitable business by a Seen doe Th Vea ee ga American House. v TANTED—At Rice's Old Steam 496 iy kind, in q C ‘Wort Maine ave. southwest. FEA’ PEC AEIS renova [ATTRESSES to steam ani Fue NITURE to steam. J ANTED—CARPETS TO CLEAN. We do not ae Carpets; our work is done better and prices lower than in any other establishment in Washington, Orders by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 een oa a V TANTED—To announce 4, 1420 New York avenue, is a COM: FIRE 1 fumes NSURANCE CO, 1004 F street inst all loss by fire at reason President: FRED: 5. COMMISSIONE = ; nye TANTED—FEATHERS and HAIR MATTRI ES ERICK B. McGUIRE: View Bresidents HK, Wile Wstep— sige bot and nak over Ss Me Gale Draitard Ee Warkee Phoned: Puna | and Decorating. Furniture arn Chianlos ©. Glover; Geos Ht Be Whiter Newt. Flaten: eu ee ios Frederick B. MeGuire, Henry A. Willard." jy9-6m EW STocK— BLACK GRENADINE WINDSO PANCY GRENADINE BLACK GRENAD) DSO) NE TECK SCALES, 1 FANCY GRENADINE TECK SCA) PLAIN and FANCY LISLE HALF Host suitable fo the season. EL, Ww. 995 Pexxernvanr AVERGE. W ANTED— EURNIT ORE TOSTOR STORE in fine storage ‘rooms. E'S, 6 aril WaStibsrEarnEns ton See" MATTRESSES to remake, Sores to pack Fred hogace ata. H. CHAC! 316 Louisiana a" Ai W ANT! ILD GOLD and SILY! ee in STG or small W tution Highest cash eee paid. vania avenue, between 3d and L DRY 566 STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 f Fes W. ‘For sale by all Dealers in Flour, oud, Coen, Gat Hay, UMBER. E ALONE SHOW PRICES. BOARDS, Nol, 16 feet... VVRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2.....« CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. 1... WHITE PINE b SHINGLES, nearly clear, | Cele, brated G WE FURXISH ESTIMATES OF ENTIRE COST OF SS FREE OF CHARGE, WILLET & LIBBEY, SrRaeve Squane. SrxTH STREET AND New YoRE AVENUE. es i: Norruern Liperty MARKET SQUARE. Our New South.” It is sure to firvt-claes Gs ANT THE VERY NICEST BREAD BUY to please. id. wholesale Be eee mental health to escape the vigilance of the police and lodgment in St. Elizabeth's. T= GENUINE BEOWN'S GINGER KNOWN TO DO ITS WORK! ‘WHY LOSE TIME IN EXPERIMENTING? hW ORLEANS, UESDAY, AUGUST ot 1357, MON’ u iii Sooo st a S83 SSSSese8s Oe: pe 85 Cat &e., ‘West Washington, D.C. Lousmss STATE LOTTERY A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND. DISTRIBUTION, CLASS H, AT j, ANTED—YOU TO. KNOW T ‘case Tailor-made Soognd hand SUFT, much beter and agreat deal cheaper than a common new suit can De bought, at JUSTH’'S OLD STAND, No, ,619 D strect northwest, or at Branch Store, No. 409 9th st. northwest. B.—We buy but tirst- laa d-hand Clothing. Jani9 ___COUNTRY B ARDING. (OUNTRY BOARD—First-class BOARD at Blooming- ( WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. Room a MISSIONER | OF DEEDS for EVERY STATE and TERRITORY, U. COMMISSIONER, EXAMIS id NOTARY. "AI ice Ey OR RENT—COTTAGE corner 18th and Boundary strocta. House contains 10 rooms and is surrounded Py nice grounds with hu anrubbery and fountain. Good brick stable on pre Rent §25 per month. THOS. 3. FISHER & U0., 1394 F street northwest. jy9-6t {OR RENT—An 8-room HOUSE on 1th street north- [JOR RENT OMINENT BUSINESS STA} Store and Dwelling ‘Noo 33 10th atreet, neat office above Pennsylvania avenue. Store can be fached from dwelling, which contains 12 rooms, inetad- ing two large parlors, large cellar, gas, water, Hath, Ec. Inquire st 926 Louistaua avenue. OR RENT—A dqairable RESIDENCE, in good = horhood, convenient to F street cars; a new house, in thoroush romans all modern improvements; nine rooms. Apply 2t 3303 O street, Georzetown. —m31-3m EN ASTURE, of 27 acres adjoining Sol- dirs’ Home on west.” Two entrances from ‘th street. Sony sta 13th stroct northweaks Jy T-twe FOR: SALE—HOUS ES. FOR SALES A om BRICK HOUSE, No. rr} x street ne inodern convenienc goey, AD iy tO De VELHMEY ER at Veils Yard, street and Ohio avenue. * Fo Sa Rest Brick RESIDENCE N O. Fade ttteet northwest; pleasant nds, “with direae shade trees and fountain. perty can ‘be examined between 6 and 7 p.m. ‘yell-am" —— FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS FoR: SALE JUMP 8 BEAT CARRIAGE, $65, Also, a At DOWNEY'S St 13 17h street northwest 3 735 MONEY ADVSNCED ON IMPORT: UABLE AV ENTIONS, either RSORTANE wa Vat Box 85, Sta dec30 ____ LOST AND FOUND. Foes 3 July Ist, a ou. OF MONEY. Owner a st See EE. CISSEL, corner New York avenue aud street, ving for this advertir ee “yee ii REWARD-LOST, JUNE 2%, A I A BL! BLACK AND DOG, with coarse hair. toname of Dumiy. Reta Beton t to Mrs. TUERK, iT strest, and re- BUSINESS CHANCES. DRY_GOODS. To CustosEns —A YOUNG LAD’ Copyist, immedi "ARLO} r VERNMENT ANI mn whose bill for ropaire amoupt to One Dollar nd above: | W AkbeD aaa tOueG, EADY ae eS ‘BING ROOMS and KUECHER | DEST BATES FOR GO ae PPcisioxs Ger Youn aes - in whole or in ‘street northwest: ead DISTRICT BONDS, CITY RAILROADS, x women SWEAR ASS” ster GE | po a POSE nates = RODGERS CUTLERY STORE, Wate ANTED—A entre te do cocking, 20th street northwest. % Dis ae = Refer to the Danks and Bankers of Bankers of the City. SUMMER INVENTOEY. 631 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,. aie oe family ; — ae Fok gaat UNFUR- ‘Whether you wish to buy or ceil call on NE Ce ee ee: ee of 113 Rhode Pena svete scares leas ‘abe = “a : H. E. OFFLEY, 230. CHECKED NAINSOOKS, now 12540, All work warranted to #11 satisfaction or E NTED_Tw. 5 /R RENT- NS 12 | Atl wo ah we Lr » firtclaee om BARBERS: waeve, e ver Fe talented tO Gushed HOOmS ei eset Ee pon teases ae Mersorourray Bank BUILDING. = Soma LAWNS, cuca [ue BEST CHANCE YET. 13-28" and desirable location. {OMce tn Hallway.) as IGLISH PERCALES ANTED—A COLO] WOMAN, to Me wash por ee '—Denirable unfurnished RC D0} oon :ALE—Valuable LOTS meioen RSETS, io. ‘In addition to the immence line of W mr: a “ria aD Wo reloroneny a 126 floor, suitab‘e for light, ues Fo ga eC fd een a Mossy can be So ERS —e LAWNS AND WHITE elated side hwes fs Jy13-2t obec ie Se ory bg cre. Ee ea ES, urchasing now, before the rine that is sure to $1.25 SUMMER CORSETS, now 98e. it about al ee aoa “* Thales fer our entire stock, of Alt-Wool Renate VARIED AR aS cin hacrentt nienre pRorE | TOR os aay aoe oaiaable Re [RESIDENCES alno for sale in the mow de- MOMABY RELVES MLEEED BOWE: j SOQR fe Black aid Coto at taal cost for Cash and | pring reevunnendatious and may mits Yasuiy amma. | Fos gOey; ako Fanon. th front; opporite PRESOOET'S HEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, HANDSONELY EMBROIDERED . ‘Must make room for our large stock of Fall and Win- | _/713-3F°_ Lorthwest. change. 4 Oe re drug ¥OU' a ‘three etre to el REAL ESTATE many ur . C] ILL Fi eae BROWN & CLAGETT, Wisse crite ar Pony seaee | POR, cere Se EQONG, wih cet Ses i sa tind pur- FINE FRENCH NULL FICHUS , weaneererce. | WF SS PLGA | HRP he tctaet eee | ROR patsy —PARASOLS included in this sale. 2 ps Ww fired 2 ae WASTED din MECHANICAL DRAFTSHEN, on Wicipiee rand sro ee ee ee, ey Soa Soka, dig 8 re (CORNER ON FRUIT JARS! Boh Hates required. | a eee Uns 0, Star office. ASG at COCHRANE & CO0.’S CONVENIENT UPTOWN HOUSE, Orrosrrx Rioos’ Baxx. yn Moersine PARASOLS BELOW COST. $3.00 QUALITY NOW 1.75. 2.50, 3.50 4.00 LUPIN'’S MOURNING DRESS GOODS. COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPES. LXONS BLACK SILKS. TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 Trm Sraxet NortHwest. D*® GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. GInal 123¢c. from Sand 1g trom ty ity. * GEO. J. JOHNSON, 713 MARKET SPACE. dylan Leto, ae ome of Suiy. and} o'cock GOLD WATOH ai cnd TURTLE Bi initials “L. P.” “The oe it at Mr. @. avenue, up stai a LADY'S | EGHAIN, with finder wall be libesal rewarded W. DAVIS, No. 925 Penns iss the Capitol Hill termi- j noon, 8 Teather Clasp PURSE, con- ing come silver change and three old coins—one | gold, on done bronze. eal 051409 Toth attvet norte PERSONAL. Wanten 2 TO KNOW-In order to befriend her, the aine and of @ Womsn from Memphis who * rally paralyzed and: who lost low fever. Address 8. M.J-, Star office. ‘lve if re- west. Sp1-3t Hyliat west; all modern improvements, Tent 530 per month; a prentantiratuated "Apply to ELSTON: Bi | ABASL ase. fhe lone-tstablsied. reliable Oni LRN —— all affairs of life than any oe in Jor ae 447 M treet a ot | past, present and fature desti: sutumer kitchen, bath, eo r month, sistance on all matters apy gpplied for at once. ' Call ‘at FOHNSOS Gallery, ws apd matrimony. Aut. ty Troust Pennsylvania ayenix Jy6-lm" | given or no ve D street PROFESSIONAL. 12th, on avenue cay | GPeormL BARGAINS. LADIES" EMBROIDERED LINEN camer is. yin at 25, 50, $1.00 and Drie, 60e., $1.00, $2:00 and $3.00. FANCY HOSIERY FOR 'D CHILD! 5 AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, ee TARTS. AND GENTS’ LISLE ‘EAD GLOVES, =™ aiken DOWN PRICES” LADIES’ LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERS. SUMMER SILKS, PARASOLS AND MADRAS GING- HAMS “AT GOST.” . “*BARGAINS” IN BLACK GRENADINES. NAVY BLUE FLANNELS. SHETLAND SHAWLS. “*SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS” IN TABLE LI! TOWELS, NAPKINS, BUNTINGS, &o., &c. $2” ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Connex 9tm Sreret. Jy? made tn order. DRY GOoDs. P®=88 Goons. GUINNIP, DAY & CO-, 83), 822 ax> 8M Severra Srarer, WILL MAKE A GRAND OFFERING or FRENCH, ENGLISH ANP AMERICAN DRESS Goons, DURING THE CUM) 3 WELK. 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 RIB- BON “ROM AUCTION AT HALF PRIGR, GUINNIP, DAY & CO. jell LACK SATIN MERVE EILLEU a oe TO Eo o: Roi iy. White PaNDia and LAWNS, NUN'S An GINGHAMS. choice. WL, LING. is MA ‘Fine Black Silk Peat Sree Also, offert all the moet desirable Spring Wooler DRESS GOODS to cloce theme Our stock of TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE LINENS, ete. every lame, and great buneaibe can be hua: We cordially invite an inspection of stock and com- Parison of prices. ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain figures. TRUNNEL, CLARK & CO., sel3 803 MARKET SPACE. S!6LETON “& HOEKE, 901 MARKET SPACE, Are offering the onnarat, ARDATES or THE beet ALL Rs ERA SUPER | IN Yard. reduced from Me. eet etre Xai Peluond fre and 1d. 85 conte “HOY BRUSSELS 25 by wy yr HRITURE COVERS and WINDOW SHADES MATTING, OHecL STS te {CARPETS sont for, cleaned and returned at abort no- SINGLETON & HOEKR, S0L MARKET SPACR. FAMILY SUPPLIES. jell Hones the thousands, from far White's site Wile Hotel a! a Parisian lady will give LESSONS IN her own or pupils’ residence. Best oity. rete reucos, Terma modsratee Apply at 443 Massa- chuvets avenue northwest. Syll-6t" R. STARR PANSONS Daxian 499 Sth, wéreet, D% southeast corner E northwest. pointy. Sekine 9 vio 11 a.m., Wednesdays, 2S for the poor. references. Charges reason. able. D? WEISENBORN, Denier, 915 7th strect north- wast. pERavTNe o paiur Inserted, $7 per set, prices tracting, {50 cen janl9 EB. BR. DUKE, - DEXTIST, es 14th street northwest, be ew = Sota OT ‘Teeth Pain, tes fs och jani9 TOR, SALE Twenty head of HORSES, arrived 3. aly one from Ohio. saddle very mylah BLAGK HOMSE 18 hands; can trot 20: ean drive lum, Can” be soon at JOHN SIMMON Stables, 11 ath street northwest. dy12-6t ap37-3m oe MONEY TO LOAN. / dale Farm, near Falls exies OR SAL 8 fine entlerman's 's DRIVING HORSE— water, shade, lawn, &¢. References ex anes ure of HOMPSON, corn oh che Van SE Sas WH Tyizsees | ama ice norte opi ur peal or iia Se PEVATE FAMILY, ON ANGE FARM, desires « PorSS seer EEE used isting SUMMER BOARDERS: large cool “house ‘and Home, and ‘ey ‘act of Harness, Lap iecounds. Post ofige and Bi wate oo ae Fone oer, portunity i obtain come --per 100 feet, $1.25 | spoderate, Excoodingy ¥ Heferenices rognirod aad reliable i faraout at a low figure. Address = Address A. G. NASON, Natos, ‘Orange county, PERNT eee ak jyoim “1.50 {OR SALE—New and second-hand Jump-seat CAR- UMMIER BOARDING —At the, STONE MANSION, S Columbia Heights, a few delightfully cool ROOMS: | 1 a'H ACN aug! * Pest style in the city. Also, PONY “ 1.60 ee a : on Every Sy8-lw D. W. MAGRATH, 208 10th street. te : ere wre eo as receded ox to 5 \OUNTRY BOARD—At the “4 Tminntes? old a8 recommended or no oa fese tape es, oot iter Call or | #ale, at JOHN HARRISON'S STABLES, corner I address wins. KENNEDY, Laurel, Prince George 2nd Gwizets Capitol Hill. No’ fancy prices county, Md. iy per thousand 3.90 = zs OR SALE— ent of Now and Seo: Cee ee ee ET na-hana fd CARKIAGES ana 5 es and Bo BUGGIES "of all I des: on ater orexchange B.D. yee Ap to Wit ei at Shei Schu ‘& CO., 460 Pens. ave.” ne BOARD ON FARM —Noxth Clarke | JOB SALE—An extra largo stock of new and eecond- Sou Va,,.Via, Washington Ohio Reilieed hand “CARRIAGES, “embracing in "part Coupe, avis Shenan’ Valley. to Berry- Phetons, Sump-Seata, Extension Tope, | 5 ville, five iniles to my residence. *gend for Circular, | Buswies, Rockaways, &c., &c. Adi s Retry, Clarke county, Va.,G, M. | prices. Ho promptly attended CASTLEMAN. ‘m36-eodm BERT H. GRAHAM, m16__ 410-416 9th st. northwest, between D and E. EW WINDSOR COLLEGE. jcent shade; view ke. tnuiro it Tih | PSUAGHS and Banfuose WAGONMGT my onmniaae 88 fiat: peste LN tet nee Wein ee a secondhand, whicit pont Te eold tales out ONEY TO Tomy mn EOS oS ESHER 00, £0. by jy9-1m. MoXEY GAs imhtotys aa “Address C. Re Hom , MON. AN at caEe BG MONEY TO Loi ce Long Onis, Std Sut sees now Doe Peieyivania arenas ONEY TO LOAN. In Guus tosan TO 2OAM S Al ‘Cent, ON REAL ESTATE te rere cg ferinaeg oi . Office 1505 Pa. av. aad no. ition Scores of city referenoes may be had on ‘my office. . D. M.D., = Go Lith etrect north wat. dy11-6" Mitehoeuyscnay 4 Tip cmlgeat Susie in oat treat- Eric call ptr redonce, ae t tala true fe; card Postar fella Bee Bs hraetsans. pours ae TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTA’ AT 6 PER CENT. R. O. HOLTZMAN, mai 10th and streets northwest, Mosez TO LOAN. I have MONEY LOAN BEAL Charges,moderate. Wo delay. nov26 916 Fanaa EST! at lowest vate Lp A PRINCESS Ts tho pane of our new S.oent CIGAR: it ts euperb. NOT LONG SINCE WE SAID YOU WaRE oor OPES» Se ‘people have re {ogtffom tat notion ’as OUT pales attoat.. pane eo 1918 PENNSYLVANIA A dyé MSS AL Al con Be Mi, Wn: See accesses TORRE | | pouxpo, 0 atbon a> ; GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. « ‘ FIRST MORTGAGE 6 PER CENT FORTY-YEAR GOLD BoNDs. ‘Where | PRINCIPAL DUE 1921; INTEREST JANUARY 1 AND JULY 1; TOTAL ISSUE, $1, 260.000. ISSUED AT BATE OF $15,000 PER MILE. es Boe ees ANTHONY, POOR & OLIPHANT, ‘No. 46 WALL STREET, NEW YORE, ar street | dyl-aw* R. T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, No. 437 7th street, three doors from ‘corner E. in all its branches. Teeth inserted $7 per set. All work war- ranted. Q. CAND! Vv. D., of New York.— Vital Cars for. r all’ diseases of front- fant Se ior superior table, FOR RENT—Well furnished PARLOR FLOO most desirable part of with Mas, D. B. STOCKHA Tee SBEMONT HOUBE, balconies, (OR RENT— or unfurnished, F — Hosstear ee 318 Indiana ver any MS, furnished or at Nos. i Hg, S16 an and SARAH FLAG! N° & SCARCE TWO WEEKS REMAIN FOR US TO CLEAR OUT THE SUMMER STOCK. WE MUST LETITGO 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 FEW ILLUSTRA- ‘TIONS THAT WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA AT LEAST OF WHAT WE ARE DOING: ALL OF THE $15 CAs- SIMERE SUITS ARE NOW $11.15; THE LOT OF $6 NOW$10; THE $5, $6 AND $1 CHILDREN'S KNEE- PANTS SUITS ARE NOW$4. THIS GIVES YOUA GLANCE AT THE REDUCTION IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS’ DEPARTMENTS. WE KNOW THAT WE MUST INCUR A LOSS IF THE GOODS GET DAM- FRIENDS WANT GOODS. TO THOSE THAT KNOW THAT WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK IT 18 NOT NECESSARY TO. SAY THAT THIS IS NOT AN ODDS AND ENDS SALE. THE ARE ALL COMPLETE. TO GIVE YOU AN ILLUBTRATION, WE HAVE SEVENTY SUITS (AT THE PRESENT MOMENT) OF THOSE FINE ENGLISH “‘WEAR- RESISTING” FABRICS THAT WE SOLD FOR §2, REDUCED TO$I8. AND ARENOW CLOSING THEM. AT$15. ALEADING TAILOR OF THIS CITY SAID TO A FRIEND OF OURS: “THAT IS LESS THAN ‘mort: | que GOODS IN THE SUIT COST SAKS; THEY MOST BEGOINGBY THE BOARD.” WE TELL YOU (CON- THE BOARD.” WHAT WE ARE “GOING” T0 DO 1% To CLONE OUT THEGOODS AS USUAL-OmR RICH TO ALL, A. Saks a Ae< Jani9 © PANTS AT $ ; THE LARGE LOT OF $12 SUITS ARE} 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 $3.15 to $2.50, $5 to $3.50, In order to close out our stock. We make the above re- ductions NOW while the goods aro wanted and our cus- tomers will appreciate the bargains. BOSTON HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NOTE.—We have only a few of our Silk Suite at $12. The cheapest dress ever likely to be offered at that price. jo AL WOOL BUNTING GENSDARME, 15 cents, never sold for less than 25 cents. LINEN LAWNS, warranted half linen, 10 cents. LACE STRIPED PIQUES, reduced from 12% to 8 CHOICE MADRAS GINGHAMS, 123 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 conta, patterns MANY BARGAINS WILL BE SHOWN. ONE PRICE, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, as 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. if Poca LARGEST ae eeenegea BEAUTIFUL KAWNS: cB AND MADRAS DRESS GING- IN WASHINGTON, LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS!!! moi 425 __T11 MARKET SPACE, WASHINGTON.D.©. : hebeeneectce ABLE FEET ARE G (Laner. LARET. PORT, Al - “CoE REQUISITE. ‘TO HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.” G2t REDUCTION and near, that visit Dr. FRONSAG. ST. FSTEPHR, to Sees ee Oppo- MOULIS. MEDOo. woidance of | IN LAWN, CAMBRIG = | Com-, Bunion ss Diseased Nails, Varcals tar Exerescenc cen, T. FRELODY. PONTET CANET, and ot ‘ira feet. lours, 8 a.m. ayia Me | AND GINGHAM SUITS. CLO8 DES MEYNARDS, MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE, B. W, REEDS SONS, 3030 146 F et. northwost. yous i. KELLY, 2 Ss Prest-O1 TOR, “kc. CORNED BEER BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, Stalls 628, ne as are, 9th streot wing, an r nb 3 and 300 Nesthern ‘Liberty Market, or Addned x y Post € Marketing delivered free of charge to oll pert of Gn G LD MEDAL Awarded at the National Pair ‘over all other com- ro CERES ‘The handsomest Patent Flour in the United MINNEO DLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. A Maguinceat Winter Wheat, Patent GOLDEN BILL. ‘The Standard F: Flour 7 FOR SALE BY EVERY FIRST -CLase P Gioten. WHOLESALE Conwen ior SERRE Aub INDIANA AVEWOR, febi5 WM. M. GALT & SON. H* HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS, ONLY FIFTY CENTS. PALACE MARKET, Conxen 14Tu staxer axp New YORK AVENUE, ‘ _Also, STRAWBERRIES just reoslved. apt Bet CINCINNATI HAMS. OLD CROW WHISKEY. VERY CHOICEST SARDINES. Delightful SWEET CAPAWBA WINE, $1 per gallon, GREAT SWISS PROCESS FLOUR. My ‘BOUQUET WHISKEY,” $2.50 per gallon, HORSEFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE. siage = ¥ OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFER. One Boitle NICE WHISKEY, 50 cents, TEAS. Large LOW PRICES FOR EVVYTHING, GEO. A. O'HARE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pare: 1213 Irn Sraxer Noxruwnsr, bet. Mand™, Tea * AREP Fine TABLE OL. Very choice TABLE CLAIGCE “AQUACIT,” the Mestina Lemonade Powder. “WALDMEISTER"—Try it and you will find it pure, delicious and w YY SYRUP, ASTON TSLMAT LIME, raven stir Fo A LIGHT SUNMER “DRINK, | BRING- ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILERATION, VIRGINIA CLARET on, NORTON'S SEEDLING a egg mt Svlendld Minneois Femty Mowr, Juaty named — » ee and wholesome ‘bread > CEES Sastea, Space. ‘are just the Wines. OLD STAG PURE R RYE WHISKEY. insu rrngtony. ere ejpar, cad x NUMA, CREASY b'00, sole 807 Manxer Space. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_ H¢ve JUST RECEIVED A Large Assortment of SILVER-PLATED TEA SETS, ICE PITCHERS, ROGERS BROS.’ KNIVES, :FORKS and SPOONS, &e.. At Reduced Prices. ‘SAM'L LEWIS' SONS, Jewelers and Silveremitha, 1215 Penneylvanis avenue.