Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1881, Page 2

: THE EVENING STAR. WASHIN GTON, JULY 22, 1881. Aowacrr, THE MESSINA LEMONADE POWDER. ‘The most practical article for family use. N. W. BURCHELL, - Jy22-3t 1342 F sTEEer. The Evening ‘Star has a ‘regniar, permanent, A CHARMING NEW boua fide daily circulation more than trebl that of any other daily paper published In Washington, and equal to that of all the ether duily papers here added togethe: Persons leaving the city for the summer can bave THe Stan mailed to them, postpaid, tor fifty cents per month, and the address o! as often aden! ee Double-Sheet To-morrow, TRE STAR wid be ixsued to-morrow in its en- larged form of eight pages or fifty-six columns, A dvertisers will please send in their orders early Newsdealers’ orders, with the fast press, are now received at any time, tes init ete a Not an Expensive Government. The appropriations for the support of the na- tional government during the fiscal year which began on the first of this month, amount to, in the aggregate, $177,000,000, in round- numbers. ‘This sum is for “ordinary expenses,” ard is ex- elusive of interest on the public debt. For the Present fiscal year over €3,000,000 are appro- Priated for Congressional expenses, of which Sum $2,043,000 are for the pay and mileage of members of Congress. The sum of $15;700,000 goes to the maintenance of the executive branch of the government. For the expense of main- taining our foreign relations the amount of $1,224,000 is set apart, of which $341,000 are for diplomatic salaries, $500,000 for consular salaries and #168,000 for contingent expenses of consuls. The sum of €27,300,000 is for the maintenance of our military establishment, and for the navy and its expenses #14,750,000 are set apart. The largest appropriation for any one purpose is for Pensions, that being $50,000,000. For public ‘works $18,200,000 are to be expended. Deduet- ing the amouut for pensions, which does not be- | Jong to expenses, and the figures show that this , extensive covernment is run economically. — The action of the commissioner of the General Land Office in reporting fayorably upon the re- quest of the Yosemite commission, and the governor of California for the increase of the Yo- semite valley reservation, to include the Mari- posa Big Tree reservation and surrounding ter- Fitory, isa very proper one. This grant ought to cover not only the groves of the gigantic se- quoia, but also some of the groves of the mag- nificent sugar pine, which in many respects is a finer tree than the sequoia, or “big tree,” as it holds its size more uniformly toa great height, and isa most stately and symmetrical tree. It is very desirable that some good specimens of these trees should be covered ‘by a reserva- tion, in time to save them from the lumberman’s @x. For the present they are not accessible to market, but the plans are already laid to get at them by railroad, or by flumes, and the steps to gave them cannot be taken a moment too soon. — <-> With the surrender of Sitting Ryll, Indian border hostilities virtually terminate. The march of civilization has conquered the red man, and hereafter he will exist only as a pensioner upon government bounty. Sitting Bull is the ablest Indian chief who has figured in border history for more than a quarter of a century. His cun- ning, ferocity, and ability enabled him to rally a band, made up of the various tribes of the northwest, and to hold his warriors together after all other chiefs had succumbed. The Custer massacre faye to sitting Bull a prestige which induced predatory Indians to join him, and he was wily enough to make use of that Victory to impress his followers with the belief that the whites could be driven out of the Yel- lowstone country. The surrender of Sitting Bull relieves the northwestern frontier of its only terror. The great chief will probably end his career as an attraction | in some show. ‘The Pennsylvania railroad company yesterday reduced emigrant fares to western points four dollars. This “cut” was intended particularly to hurt the Erie road, which gets a large propor- tion of the emigrant traffic. The Erie company have been very active in the present war of rates, and it is said to be the purpose of the Pennsylvania company to maintain the fight ‘Until the Frie shall be willing to come to terms. ‘The Pennsylvania railroad is doing a larger pas- senger business than ever before and can afford to cut rates. Its passenger receipts for the first half of this year were 2400,000 in excess of those for the corresponding period of 1880, and the daily increase now, over last year, isfrom $8,000 to $10,000. = Donohugh, the delinquent tax collector of Philadeiphia, does not intend to surrender his fat office without a struggle. He insists that as he was not appointed by Collector Hunter, the latter has no power to remove him. Donohugh has been making from 100,000 to $150,000 per year out of the office and he is naturally disposed to hold on to it. Collector Hunter, however, has the support of the people behind him and Donohugh will have to go. Under the old ring Tegime in Philadelphia, the office holders made all positions pay well. Think of a municipal Office paying the holder thereof three times as much as the President of the United States Teceives! No wonder Philadelphia tax payers ave suffered. ——_—+e»—____ The gratifying progress of the President towards recovery continues, and each day brings him nearer to health. Yesterday the wound dis- charged several small fragments of cloth, fibers ‘of the coat and shirt worn by the President the day he was shot. The surgeons were particu- larly gratified at this, as it removed irritating substances from the wound, and showed that the latter was “drained to the bottom,” as one of the doctors expressed it. The President is Row permitted to hear the newspapers read for a specified time daily. His strength is steadily returning, and it is only a question of time as to when the national jubilee over his restoration aball occur. — The administration o! oft the Post Office depart- ment upon business principles has already re- duced the expenses about $2,000,000 per annum without in any manner impairing the efficiency of the service. Meantime the receipts are steadily increasing and it is not improbable that the department by the end of the fiscal year will become self-supporting. The next step of the government then, no doubt, will be to cheapen the postal service. A reduction upon letter postage and of the cost of money orders would be acceptable to the people. ENGLISH NOVEL. “OF THORN: sa Just out in ‘N THE FAMILY-LIBRARY. cents. newndealers. exature for the least oman bay) sea 1) We PROMISED IT! HERE THEY ARE! THE NEW PRICES. DURING IMPROVEMENTS. GOODS 4LL ARRANGED ON SECOND FLOOR. ENTRANCE THROUGH FIRST FLOOR. THE DOLLAR WHITE VESTS AT 68c. THE SEVENTY-FIVE-CENT BOY'S JACKETS AT 5c. THE GRAY CHEVIOT $10 SUITS NOW $8. A LOT OF CHILDREN’S SUITS THAT COST US $2.25 WE NOW OFFER AT $1.25. LARGE LOT OF SEVEN-DOLLAR CHILDREN'S SUITS AT THE LOW FIGURE OF FOUR DOL- Laks. EVERYTHING ELSE (EXCEPT FLANNELS AND BLACK GOODS) HAVE BEEN MARKED WAY DOWN. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. GOODS LEFT ON HAND UNCALLED FOR, OR MISFITS, AT FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR OF THE ORDER PRICE. THAT MEANS A §30 SUIT FOR $15; A $10 PAIR OF PANTS FOR $5. A. SAKS & CO., ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Sy20 AD W. KENNEDY & CO., (Established 1800,) 606 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 607 B STREEP, DEALERS IN BAR IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATE, ENGINEERS’, MACHINISTS’, COACH AND BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. ASBESTOS PAINTS AND MATERTAL. N. B.—Store cloced at 6 p.m. NOTICE. 4y18 POSITIVELY. Selling out our Entire Stock at cost,either to one party wishing to go in business or in small lots, until Stock is disposed of. Stock consisting of fine Decor- ated TOILET SETS and Handsome Decorated TEA SETS, CROCKERY and CHINA WARE, GLASSWARE, and DECORATED VASES, SILVER and CUTLERY ‘WARE. Large lotof TIN WARE of all kinds for household purposes. Large lot of GLASS and TIN FRUIT CANS. Large lot of STONE WARE of all kinds and sizes, Atthe LIVERPOOL CROCKERY HOUSE, Oprosire MerropouiTan HoTen, Jyll1-2w* 620 Pennsrivanra Ave., bet. 6th and 7th ats, ‘AN Jat aes aes oh Ww aia Som dae hc seco ere w SALESMAN TO HANDLE ae od ADI 012 atrect, fond Lith sirects. ee ES" 3 CONSISTING OF Wires, x TO TEND ‘D_BAR, AGED 15 OB ite ae | FB oS “Sno Sh Spare ue reer bandwriltage x5 ear of ice. Fal io. we 1304 F street went, ua TED—A MIPDLE-AGED COL: COLORED WOMAN Fo aoe No. 219 10th. street sees EPUBLIC SAVINGS: SAND BUILDING ASSOCIA- near Wholesale miteraroery. food or Me Maa of 12 ‘eres. a fun ‘Poulsiais avenue. jy3-3m Business, “agus st persons liciding one or tro shares of ce ee nea LATE sel8-0t No. 1406 Pa eal YOUNG MAN TO ASSIS EG ee * ¥ gery, Meat and Provision sus it FOR RENT—HOUSES. [ BAYE FOR Gace A countny Pes wit BOs 150 ana seseete n mates, — in Mon Dwelling Wate Kurz WHITE AND ae Eig Feepeot tre EEG ergo mati to saad a arm tor ae: Chaunbermaids and Nurses, with refer | fami | jyis-8 Sips, Ma. eek northwest “CE. pusdts Sas eens me By Sere a WSiy 2, Ra tue pe 2 Spence Sh. wilson ANTED-IWO ABLE SODEED MEN AS LABOR. 2. ft en siren pene es eg 2u4 offer ABR IS , HULTON' Loan Otic, jee Shas northwest. y5- Hao a ae HE NEW BAICK §1k ROOM RAM EDSSITATIONS. rear Shirisos tat te mis or, | P.BY AG00b BUTCHER & SITUATION | £25 $3.60 per mrontn. S08 6b. ihe store: references "abu ven." Addees DLS, Ser ae HE ENT-HOUSE 1a Te a NORTH “Se: in'good low to a first-olana ten ee Ltt Sepactincta, | Sa Sat “TixGah Re WAGGAMAN, £19 Tih Street. dy Adiareds, “with ful particulany, Fad 5. fy, Be | POR RENT-NEW BRICK HOUSE, CONTAINING sweats Inquire S38 1 sett ort ayaa WANTED—HOUSES. FRR RENT_NEW Ee ere remy Ie EN roan Bee: ANTED-TO RENT FOR THE COMING TEN ie ov ees “igure Wont eB arenue” Sypoat bee if and Bint toot Morthwest aes JOR RENT—9TORES 006, 908 AND 010 2187 \WANTED-T0 1 NTA SMALL HOUSE, WITH | permonth, "THOMAS 8 Wiad, Ni Slo Teh street | — Store, in the vicinity of 14th street northwest. E. Rorthwaat. Jy20-3t W, WHITAKER, Real Estate ae it, 208 weet. V ANTED TAN UN UNEURNISUED, HOUSE BY tion, moderate Feu ur pay. anldreos, att ticulars, H = ie jy eentrost north POR RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRIVATE ise ot every moni at fe iheomten of THOS. ses WAG: ae GAMAN, 519 7th seat’ For eee THE San Good TEN | House ten acres of land; location; Deanii shado trees: stream it trees of different varieties; I tua, an tat only two mae fron the. Rent ci enth. Inquire of J. V.N. HUYCR, No. Penorsivania avenue, “(oppesite ‘north entrance U 3ENTLEMAN AND wire, WIT! 6 U8. out children, want thrco Unfurnished Rooms north: | ‘Treasury dy18-6t oat, wo lari, one very mall, wall do, at at fib orga aOR RENT NO RE ORTHEAST: press Bans nine rooms; low rent, BIRNEY & BIRNEY, W Ania A SMALE aE “OR TWO OR | 436 street. ae 20 three Unfurniched ‘Rooms for a fingie gentleman. TWh GOEe BRIGE Ia Situation between lath eteect and Gon iaaceen OR RENT—TWO: STORY BRICK, 1429 8 STREET "Smnithsonian Institutions" E-0. Bor ise ih Fas, Wace fe dy ela rthwest, Apply at tai Street, befered a.m. aud after Se WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. pron ENT RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, seven = rooms all modern te WARTED—T0 PU PURCHASE A GOOD SEVEN 00- | month. W. W. DANESHOWER ‘BON, mae ¥ price, Gye nos fi = street. : jy9-1in Sc., PIANO, Star ofeo, i” FoR RENT HOUSE 447M STREET N.W., 8 roome, Pee SEED Adare d. We DYER Dio at cae Cah a VoRsaod allen ace oremall quantities. We : rat on Star office. 3yal-Im pole cron ‘ oasetin WANTEDF you Have x LIFE INSURANCE | J1OR RENT—A ‘A PROMINENT, BUSINESS STAND fore ae a joveolict tia Prats ea cao veseayitenin arenure ” Biste Sa Ee force, wank 10 co ¥ . | office above van avenue, Store de KEATING, American House. yi aw fachod from dwelling, wha ‘which contains 12 Tous pea YANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE AT, Lae etre ot DE tage cause, as, water, Hal W ont al be at GHEEN'S stabi oan eet Fai oeaears sve. north: ‘uesdays, Thursday: 8. —1 ‘SIRABLE ge aa ae W: BELL, Fainate: Mougetarros ay SOBs | FOE, ihborhood, conven! a new N cars: WANTED-AT_BIGES OLD STEAM CARPET house, in thoroui ropat al modern i iinproventenits ‘orks, 496 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- nine rooms. Apply. ~S Mattresses to steam and remake, a ers to renov: niture to steam. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALETA NEAT LITTLE BRICK HOUSE, large front park, Food. ues cars. Price $1, 7 ANTED— CARPE’ ‘TS TO CLEAN. WE DO NOT wer Tae Carpets. Our work ix done better and prices y other ashington. 616 3025 wer than in establishment Orders by yfelephione. A. H. CHACE & BRO.. ‘VALUABLE REAL ESTATE POR SALE. An excellent bu in northern part of the ysiness tai DWELLING. three stories, 26: Trcum in 51 Ae tale: era. iniproveruen : | i Tearly new: “For sale af a bancain ou easy torias. iy1s-6e BARBOUR & HAMILTON, Grocers. Wiksent PARTNER 1 INA PROFITABLE AND lesan business red or eal interest. Address BONA FIDE. Star Prous SALE oR RENT-A RESTAURANT; CHEAP: ‘business Abs southweet. Apply next door souihe dy16-6r" BEST RATES FOR GOVERNMENT AND DISTRICT BONDS, CITY RAILROADS, GAS AND BANK STOCKS, &c.* Information cheerfully furnished, Refer to the Banks and Bankers of the City. Whether you wish to buy or sell call on i. E. OFFLEY, MeraoroutraN Bane Buruprxe. cOmce in Hallway.) Syl3 ® OLD-EsTaRuisnEp RESTAURANT ARS S.0OR with Summer Garden jn rear and large large collar, 423 10th jas Office and Medic usctm, a few doors north of Pennsylvania avenue. An excellent stand for a hotel. “thoroughly renovated. Iuquire at 926 isiana a jy8-3n1 ee aig oe ‘MILL, MACHINERY, UNEXPIRED TEASE from the Cand 0; Canal ‘Company, and EK POWER, lately owned and’ used . Bunty, deceased in the msastacsore of BUSEY'S EXCELSIOR GUANO. Also, the RIGHT and FORMULA for its manufactare. ‘This Millis situated on the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca- nal, shout 14 miles from Georgetown. ° Apply to . M. MATTHEWS, 1208 31st aes, or an ADLER, 3148 bridge Je30-3m. Ae Georgetown. TOR INVE: TORS ON! ED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- ABLE INV! NTIONS, eithor before or after Fatent. Box 85, Star offloe Lar 2, i 188, ALL 1 Ls Doe.” Answers, to tiane of *fostey. paid if returned 10 24 Grant Place. Lor. OST—A SKYE TERRIER JIP, WITH CLIPPED ‘The tinder will recetye a reward by getumning her to Dr. BURY 1S, No. 1118 13th street northwest. 1 Fe END_ON CARROLL INSTITUTE EXCU! ore r Jewelry. Owner may have the same by cautinde nt 1615 O08 ettbet northwest, prove property and pay ol chances. [OST_ON THURSDAY NIGHT, "A SEAL TING, nyx settings. A reasonable rew: en on its re- tum’ owner, SOHN B- STURGIS, 431 ‘street north OST—ON MONDAY, JULY 1érm, 1881, A NEW- qffoundland Dos with Chain and Collar, mndrked with te spot ; answers to the name of NERO. Ward if returned to 1424 Pennsylvania ave: restaurant. Liberal re Fre wat ANTES AO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. B m 4, 1420 New York avenue, is a Commissioner ot Deckeins ‘Every State ‘and Territory, U. S. Commis- sioner, Examiner and Notary, Always in office from 9 a. m. fo 5 p. im. ANTED—FEATHERS AND HATR Soe Fe SALE OR RENT—THE PROPERTY No. 1035 ‘ith street, corner of L northwest, containing Store, Dwelling and Basement, suitable for the ciar, liquor or eet trade. Apply at 640 L street northwest. | iy | vor ‘A NI BROOM USE, NORTH- pA So Rengraio ly pStoem and Make Over. san pholatery: F west, lot eee coe ie Snel Decorating. ears nee © eked. Call Baas at 6 per cont. W. W. DANENHOWE, | avenue. Otten W ANTED FURNITURE 0 STORE IN FINE | Storage Rooms. CHACE'S, 616 La. ai ahado tesa ft between 6 and 7 p.m. D—FEATHERS TO Sane ae T | z treason to Rema Furniture to Pack aud ‘ship, - Hs CHACE | 616 1 Louisisna avenue. ‘usr cash price paid. 821 bet. id and ay streets. Pan eee TO KNOW THATISELL A Fi lass Tail ie Secor FIRS md-hand Suit, much better gnd.a.groat deal cheaper thau& common Hew suit can pany’s dock. ADDI office, See iiecee Samay Pree JOR SALE—A DOCTOR'S | HIGHT BUGGY AND | oy be bought, at double beat Wagon ni; ood Dislder, Also, a doubie | T)R. WEI No. 619 D atroyStHES OLD STAND. | Bien No ray ibe, above ae. ear ont | Diver iv 9th et nortwosk ve buy but ‘Reatchacs : 2 | prices. Second-hand Clothing. janlo | 04 New York jy21-3et OR SALE—A FINE GENT! DRIVING | Soe cnr emues of LG. MROMPSOS. cor- | | COUNTRY BOARDING. te ae EMETZ, HATTER, 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GENTLEMEN'S PEARL DRESS HA‘ be ES STRAW HATS for Gants, ‘Youths and SILK and Gi GUANACO UMBRELLAS. Job lot SILK U , $2 and $2.50. ‘HAMMOC! OCS, $ alton. jy {T= MARK DOWN PRICES ar SINGLETON & HOEKE'S, Will only continue until AUGUST 15. tings at ereat reductions. ‘and secure a of Ingrain Remnants at 50c. per yard. SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, No. 801 MARKET SPACE. gut OPENED. NEW LOT OF GENTLEMEN'S BATHING TRUNKS. W. 8. TEEL, .dyl6 935 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. R A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILERATION, VIRGINIA CLARET oF SORTON'S SEEDLING ia EAST Sick Market Space. That Splendid Minnesots Family Flour, justly named yuldnin pectectenl Chita een wholesome bread. HUME, CLEARY & Co.. 807 Market Space. wee COMMENDADOR™ PORT WINE, Sinotutaly pure, and. LOLOL Parone the very ‘Space. OLD eee \G PURE 8 RYE WHISKEY. are just the Wines. A is gue for smooth newt favor and purity, and for HUME, CLEARY & CO., Jee 807 Marxer Space. At the election to bel held on n the ‘Sth of Novem- ber the people of Maryland will vote upon a con- stitutional amendment providing for an election of judges next year. The purpose of the amend- ment is really to remedy a defect in the constitu- eould not be an election to fill the vacancies until 1883; the amendment is to provide for an election BoLLetin EXTRAORDINARY! THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, 999 PexxsyLvawia AVENUE. SEASONABLE GOODS NOW IN 8TOCZ. MEN'S DEPARTMENT: . eS Mr. Forster's clause providing for the allotment, of land and building of cottazes for agricultural laborers was ordered to be added to the Irish land bill in the British House of Commons last night. The object of this clause is to provide laborers with comfortable homes while they are actually engaged in cultivating the land, and the Denefit is restricted so that the laborer who hustled over to the Insane asylum, or ‘Promptly to the Jail to keep Guiteau company. Suits, Seersucker 51 cata cen Beh do Etat Suits, YOUTHS’ DEPARTMENT: ‘New Novelties daily arriving. *A. STRA 990 Peninay reales Sense. _PROFESSION NAL. LE FEET ARE TO HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.” cw, the thousands, from far and near, that visit Dr. White's establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, oppo- |p Willard's Hotel, for reliet from and svoidance of orns, Bunions, ‘aseu crenoences, Eni other silments of the fect. Hours Saar oe ban Fee, $1 per visit. ai D" STARR PARSONS Dewrier 439 ‘9th_ street, southeast comer 9th and E northw | apectalty” “Extracting 8 to id = | for the poor. “First-class references. "Charges tena ble. = Ds north- Diz between DB and E sauieeee, on Bailantyne’s eee preatts oi extract at nights Chang istry skil performc xt at ys re moderate. Consultation free. mui THREE AKD 4 HALF YARDS LONG, ONLE @8c. EACH. HANDSOMELY EMBROIDERED FRENCH NULL FICHUS, FIFTY PER CEKT BELOW MARKET PRICES. LADIES’ AND GENTS’ GAUZE UNDERWEAR and FINE HOSIERY, VERY MUCH UNDEE PRICE. COCHRANE & CO., Orrosrra Rroos' Bawx. Wy oopwarp & LOTHROP. MIDSUMMER BARGAINS ~ BLACK SILKS axD BLACK SATIN MERVEILLEUX. An Hleesnt Quality of BLACK SILK, at $1.25 per yard, | A Superb Quality of BLACK SILK at $1.50, wort Piers oe TULRGE RATES Mise: would be very, very | chop ass | The above we are enabled to offer now es extra banrains, qi canuot promise to maintain the mano prices inh ‘We have reduced the prices of all our BLACK SILK GRENADINES toxeey low Scares to ingure their eae at once, and ‘Assure our customers thit they are Uarvaias BOSTON HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. PF ANY QUANTITY AT THE SAME RATE. GENTLEMEN'S FINE QUALITY ALL LINEN HEMMED HANDKERCHIEFS TWO DOLLARS A DOZEN. . TYLER & CHEWNING, sy21 918 77H Street NoxrRwest. BORN, Dentist, 915 7th street north- LLULOID TE inser $7 per set, and all operations on the natural tecth at reasonable Extracting, 50 cents. Jani9 | DR, DUKE, Dewtisr, 115 14th street northwest. be G ‘streot and New York avenne.—Beautifa Bets OF eth, thout oictn "All Sperations wareasted ne Suen (oUNTR BOARD THREE, GOOD ROOMS, GOOD | ner 9th end R Sy2i-st i T. ay Dewrist, No. 437 7 etree Game, we Gl ae ee Fu SALE=A Lie Tia po E-SEAT CARIIAGE | branches. “Teothinserted $7 per set. All work “war- HERBERT, Laurel, Ma. “3y20-3¢" * in fine order o, double. | ranted Janld A BEEE SE E Hanes, SB at DOWNES Seis ws | . - Saece Cuore: “BOARDING AT THE STONE MAN. tie ‘street northwes ati iH. 9, SPR oes Yan Br Steer PRES Rocmas ton degrees lover tenants aes }OX SALE-GREAT PARGAIN-AN ELEGANT | and'mind. - Lime and ‘Throa ee ee trees and awa i bun Piano, with haridsonve Gover and is, Rs oul S118 | weaknssvee a pecisiCy. "Al Tenors, Mae Ca 0, co "i asi ys anor or Sy18-20 | cash, ash” Apply ato at once at SIDNEY, NIMMOS STS | Pinnmeater a evecialty. | All hature thoroughly eradi- UMMIT POINT HOTEL, GAITHERSBURG, MD., | street Sistoet cated from "ine ‘system Sule snd "Sianimmering ee rg ini genuiereie a FOR SALE OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE, CHICK: | S10 New York aveane nastier febt” ring, only ($135, and one Cary M.T. SOUTHALL, 637 Vermont avenue, or Galthers- a Seupaeteey ve Cat "Sat hace Case | = a a SES fue Opeans for half value. or rent, $2.50 fet BOARDING SORE Ou at OX FARM North Til, Clarke | mouth. "instruments in perfect order. isp abt | x. Lay ES ; NI ng ad te obs ia OR SALE—FARM FOR SALE, ONE MILE Ftow | Ms 185. DouDT Igy WILE REOPEN HEB HOUSE AT aes Tniles to roe, Cesreme for, Cie cular Huai, thr fon i AD mmenidae, on oni aa No. northwest, on Sy22-e05 Ast, ee es eo pall timbered, ian ‘arch pe gaume 8 frit, trees, PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE. a RIVATE FAMILY, 0} E FAR IRES ‘STO! Pe ieee beeen Sol house and | Bradtost On, Pass iy20-3w" nds. Est of aR ‘on place. ae, ceedingly healthy. Heferences ‘Terms ” a Ne wR SALE ONE, FINE, NEARLY NEW 71 O0- Meson Oca Zi ave Piano; must positively be soldat a nacrif i, Nason, Orange county, aah for owner who has eft the city: t0 be mech at ‘7th street northwest. J18-1m Gorse es A EW, MORE BOARDERS IE ASS en ae LADIES AND GEN- TLEMEN, $20 per mouth at DRIVER HOTEL, 1343 Pennsylvania avenue. de Hote, 50c. Jy9-1m ea aS a EE Fae TLE aT SEARS EEE | [QE RENT_ Wel furuiaied PARLOR FLODE: front no; ured Dut a fow months b tro stroke, Jn mnost deirable, part of he Satie oe de artes This Wal cron, thorough musician, and really ts cod as ew, will be | with fret class BOARD. Mua. D. STOCKHA a extremely low figure. This is au opportunity | 049 K street NEW, =A COLLEGE — MAGNIFICEN shade; view Blue Ridge; Sulphur 8 b porches, stables. horses, &c. ire M. HRER, ai ae Sy15-6 ith thatreot, 6 or address A: MUSRELY, New m Windsor, NEAT FAMIEY TURNOUT, CONSIST. = Poet, of # at wel fine gentle, WHEN ANY SEWING: MACHINE, AGENT LEAVES ees =, 0. thse tmou ‘a machine at your house, do not pay one cent on it | Rlete an until you come here and soe what you eak buy precisely scotia the sam e for. ALE—" jana McKENNEY, 427 9th street. oe See See od ORE] ‘New and Second-hand (s TPO CAR TICKETS GIVEN desert he, for ale or exchauge at very iow wrices. To Customers desiring a superior in: Sutnn 0s Pennaylva aia aye. made Carriage, but litte used; a Home, and new set of Harness, Lap soak al Dow By to obtain a ‘cone figure. “Call st $19 (THE TREMONT HOUSE, wr aaa superior table, ‘cool, rooms, will be fount most Gesirable pl place for summer hoard ‘room ani ing: rates: d board, $25 and $30 per month. ap30, furnished or unfurnish os ala, we and 31S Indian first-class BOARD $1 PERSONAL. T &.CO., 466 Penna. ave. . OR PALE TAN, EXTRA LARGE STOCK fe NEW ‘whose bills for repairs amount to One Dollar and above. Fa oe ene \d-hand Carriages, embracing ‘OUR. peletee, Pistons, Sump-Seats, extent ion WATCHES AND JEWELRY “ > at Tea REPAIRED AT THE ope bag Rey prmotmpay attended $3. ‘TH. GRAHAM, RODGERS CUTLERY STORE, mi6__ 410-416 9th st. northwest, Debween Dat. 631 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, For 5 SALE—I HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK | Under St. Mare Hotel, Washington, D.C. foe Cees All work warranted to give satisfaction or money re im. funded. HE CELLULOID TRUSS; that never breaks, JOHN M. YOUNG, 813 6th street TE NOT RECEIVED IN TIME. VERY SORRY. }, Pleste try again, corner 14th and F. oe ROSS, the voyant and Astrologist, all af Cx. long-established, reliable Clair- losists gives better satisfaction in nant Arlo one in the profession; tells future destiny; cives advice and as- int all matters appertaining to business, love and matrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE CALL. ion given or no pay. , Consultation Rooms, ues ve PIANOS AND ORGANS. wh oases eee? Ae A om De wort CHAS. FISHER’S, 623 7th street northwest. ‘Mrs. Fisuer devotes her attention to the wants of lady patrons. m2 Bh eee worst cases of BLIND, PILES Ps PROTRUDING gured, | No knife ree. ER, M. D., _Sy18-6t* * Qo Tith street havtheecet. ‘RS. HF. WRIGHT, CLAIRVOYANT AND MAG- NETIC PHYSICIAN, tan inent succens in treat ‘ing acute snd chronic diseases. ‘The suifering should Sorte z dyl-4w* LUMBER. MADAM DUBOULS, Franc Mepros, works i ; tells true life; card reader: WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. past, present and fa iia tne. at for indy . See Pen. me MM KE, TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF AChE te each, No. 40s L wirest, between sts ond m Sth strects northwest. feb10-24w" MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY To Loan Beal Estate Security. o ‘THOS. J, FINE DRY BOARDS, No 1, 16 feet......... -per 100 feet, $1.25 STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 feet... VVRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2....... = 1.60 ‘CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. 1... aici g | SHIN TOE PEE SERIES mew cn ot 5 1.00 We FURST Sag aes OF GEEIRE Covt or XL. WILD & BRO. ‘+ Have removed to their new Musical Warerooms, 709 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, fering Specisl _Inducements in the Sale and Aunt PEARON aha ORG AWS charting the sumer, GREAT BARGAINS to Cash Buyers. 3 418 Pers. PIANOS. PIANOS. ORGANS. ORGANS. ORGANS. the months of Ze August I will offer Sipe fadnoctnents to Puscnsoare of PIANOS AND OBGANS. Particular attention is invited to our large stocl instruments that nel Beeribaltfom aie ihonthe & three years, and at prices LESS THAN HALF THEIR REAL VALUE. SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S PIANO WAREROOMS, 433 1rH StREET NorTuwest. FINANCIAL.” (TOLEDO, ANN ARBOR GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. FIRST MORTGAGE 6 PER CENT FORTY-YEAR PRINCIPAL DUE 1921; INTEREST JANUARY 1 AND JULY 1; TOTAL ISSUE, $1,260.000, ISSUED AT BATE OF $15,000 PER MILE. aie nag J | GREaT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS. 123s cent LAWNS marked down to 5c, ‘25 cent INDIA LINEN reduced 20c. 373g cent INDIA LINEN reduced 25c, Our entire Stock has been marked down to make room for Fall Stock. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., Sy16 817 Marker Space. Fours AND 1 SUMMER SILKS AT CosT. Large Lot of PACIFIC LAWN REMNANTS, at fo. @ Best Quality FRENCH ORGANDIES reduced to 250. @ ‘SmPasEY Wikies AND GBEP TAL SOIR “Marked Down Pricee” on TABLE LINENS, TOW- FS, Spiga BU} WoL WHITE GOODS IN GREAT VaRIRTY. SHETLAND AND CHUDDA SHAWLS. NAVY BLUE FLANNELS AND YACHT CLO’ for Mountain aud Seaside Buds. = S24 ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Oon. Ora Seamer, gyi8 HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ora. LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS!!! LAWN fog SESE S pe. beautiful LAWNS, 1 ™ beautiful WHE Lee. 1c. pe. LAWNS! TaN La wr AW. AAS. 15, 18, 20, 250, i Bie han, of beautiful MADR: LES SENG St rl redsoct rt wand ise, poe nent in pA LINENS and od Petts LAWNS. the new and goszabic White a Children's ne ; eoytor INDIA LINEN only 200, worth ST39e. i PARASOLS af actual © mow al of ou net owe iss GOODS, att X SEN site LISTS for Ladies’ Dresses and Dusters, Ladigg' LINEN DUSTERS at1.25. CARTERS, 25 Til MARKET SPACE, WASHINGTON, D.C Cc. | Biter SATIN MERVEILLEUX, $1.25 TO ag good value. Lo } IN: ae A, HAMS. | "Dot atint: gh Ti) meat Sat ASE eri rice in all the rnost desirable siting Woalen DRESS WOODS to close theme SAS CE Se ae ete., is very lange, and great nd Meceedialty inn invite an inspection of stock and ecom- Parison of p7 ONE PRIC! ONLY, marked in plain Agures, TKUNNEL, CLARK & CO., 903 MARKET SPACE. __ FAMILY SUPPLIES. SS Am AnD NAVY (Tnape Maur) STRICTLY PURE RYE WHISKY. POPULARITY UPON ITS MERITS. ©. WITMER, Proprietor, a 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. LARET. CLARET. FRONSAC. ST. ESTEPHE. MOULIS. MEDOC. ST. FRELODY. PONTET CANET. CLOS DES MEYNARDS. MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE. B. W, REED'S SONS, 4630 1216 F st. northwest. DeaLen is Furst-Ciass BEEF, LAMB, VEAL M ATON Be. CORNED BEEF aga ta Cot Market, 9th —— hd 0 at Sis Newthern Liberty’ Macket, or Address oT, Cal Siarkcting delivered free of change to sll parts of the ‘OLD MEDAL Arsuniel ate Metionsl Bate over si other com- ro CERES in tansemen Dace Se ee oa th Oat cit An elegant line of FLANNEL for bathing suita, rang- | ing from 25c. to $1.25; 25, » fe MINNEOLA, Sn. very muperior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST, LOUIS FAN For something splendid we are offering one of the best PP en nd a rawer. - | 50c. CORSETS in the market. * see“ etapa Por sabe x orerfiieeed — Conxen 1st Beane aed DIANA A’ febl5. WM. M. GALT @ © & CO. TE BEST CHANCE YET. In addition to the immense line of LAWNS AND WHITE GOODS which we are now selling at about we shall from this date offer our entire stock of All-Wool SUMMER epee areeciacererepreesiar ey ‘Cash On) an make room for our large stock of Fall and Win- BROWN & CLAGETT, 809 MARKET SPACE. P.S.—PARASOLS incinded in this sale. ay6 AU WOOL BUNTING GENSDARME, 15 cents, never sold for less than 25 cents. LINEN LAWNS, warranted half linen, 10 cents. LAGE (STRIPED PIQUES, reduced from 12% to8 CHOICE MADRAS GINGHAMS, 12% 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. SS nes MANY BARGAINS WILL BE SHOWN. - ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, x5 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. De=®ss GOODS. GUINNIP, DAY & CO-, . 820, 822 axp 824 Sxvenra Srezer, WILL MaKE A GRAND OFFERING or FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DRESS Goops, DURING THE COMING WEEK. ‘THE IMMENSE VARIETY OF NOVELTIES AND STAPLE STYLES, WHICH WILL BE DISPLAYED AT H™ HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS, ONLY FIFTY CENTS. PALACE MARKET, Comxen 14TH STREET AND New YORE avExUE, _Also, STRAWBERRIES just received. apt CURE CLARET, , and refreshing drink ‘Tor the Summer. “WALDMEISTER"—Try vena “WALD! Try it agd you whoiewome. delicious and RASPBERRY SYRUP, MONTSERRAT MIME FRUIT EDUCATIONAL. W WINDSOR ©O! AND = Se tHE p> ov. THRO. reas sei oe UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, ELLK AS. M. GARNETT, late Principal of St. Johu's College. 4th. Ay20. (0OL FOR GyRLS ee saa tak FOR MISS MARGARET H. LEE, (Late of oe va, 2928 P treet, Geatgetown. as ee 1881, dyt-2o Pos jargest, crac in rein ’ ’ :