Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1881, Page 2

._ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON TUESDAY ~~ ROSBY S. NOYES. . ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent, bona fide daily cirenlation more than treble | any other daily paper published in + and equal fiat of all the _ Other daily papers he: Persons leaving the city for the summer can have Te Stan mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, and the address changed as often as desired. “The indications are that the candidates at the i coming democratic convention in Virginia will be almost as namerous as the delegates. The | EAS: stort, at ticket to be nominated consists of governor, Heutenant governor and attorney general. For DAVIS, ‘719 Marker Space, cones EIGHTH STREET. JOB LOT OF HA’ at 25¢, TS, assorted shapes, tt REMNANTS AND ODD LOT certains 2a LACES, &e., at half-price, at eae LOT LISLE THREAD GLOVES, st 100. pair at GREAT VARIETY OF FANS, at very low pr ee, at OD} iN % a D LOTS IN ALL KINDS OF GOODS, ae AN ELEG: UMBREL- ‘ANT ASSORTMENT OF SUN aS S at. LOT OF FANCY PARASOLS, st half. ore. ‘CY AND gubernatorial nomination, Gen. Wm. H. Payne, | wichita eo8DR FRantNG Sad NOTIONS, of Warrenton, has appeared to be the decided favorite with the masses. In every part of the state his supporters have spoken out, but he Positively refuses to permit the use of his name. He is disqualified from holdiug office because of ‘$n infringement of the law against the codeduedlo, and though it is urged that the legislature could Femove that disqualification before the date ce DAVIS, > 719 MaRkeT SPACE, CORNER EIGHTH STREET. Sy26-1w iA COMPLETE STOCK OF when the governor would have to take the oath of office, Gen. Payne refuses to embarrass his party with that complication. Representative Tucker, ex-Representatives Goode and Harris, Col. Daniels, and a score of other prominent democrats, are mentioned in connection With the nomination for governor. There re not so many candidates for the Hieutenant governorship, but the nom- ination will not go begging. For attorney general the chances appear to be decidedly in favor of the nomination of Mr. Connally F. ‘Trigg, of Washington county. He is a young lawyer, and the recognized leader of the young democracy. Last year he accepted the demo- ¢ratic nomination for Congress in the 9th dis- trict, against Fulkerson, the readjuster. The honor was considered an empty one, as the district readjuster stronghold. Trigg made a brilli vass, and was only beaten by & few votes. This made him prominent, and there seems to be a desire in the party to reward him for his plucky fight of last fall, with the Romination for attorney general. The conven- tion will meet in Richmond on the 4th of August and may last two days, as there is considerable | diversity of sentiment in the party on the subject of that troublesome state debt. One element in- sists upon an outspoken platform in favor of the | Payment of the debt, while another clement isin | favor of temporizing to catch readjusters. | ANDERSON SCOTCH GINGHAM, ‘The best in the World, for 373s Cents per yard. A FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS OF WHITE GOODS. GRASS CLOTH CRINOLETTE SKIRTS, Entirely new and light for Summer Wear. ONE PRICE. é W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 5y26 919 PENNSYLVANTA AVENUE. AX OTHER REDUCTION. SPECIAL FOR AUGUST. THIRD MENTION. Our entire stock of WHITE GOODS, sold in June and July at 12%, 15 and 18 centa, now selling for the month of August at 10 cents. Suatt Issue « Paice List DatLy ror THE ComMING WEEK. BROWN & CLAGETT, Jy26 809 MARKET SPACE. _ (Drees CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. ——— The Virginia readjnsters and coalitionists have been crowine loudly over the alleged conversion | of two straixht-ont members of the state repub- | Tcan committee. The new converts were not mamed by the leading readjuster organ which proclaimed the change of heart politically, an | owission which was somewhat suspicious in iteelf. Some pressure, however, from the straight-outs of the state committee resulted in the nami B. Work as one of the two who hs " Inaletter toa Lyneh- burg paper Mr. Work emphatically denies the Feport, and then proceeds to define his views Upon the duty of republicans in regard to the state debt in terms which prove have nothing in common with the r He maintains that adeparture from t Figid and scrupulous fulfillment of the publ Obligations ix a departure from th republican | party: that ¢ y all its history, achieve- ments and pro: ms is pledged toa mainte- nanee of public faith in all matters, state as well as national, and that the republic: 7 have but one policy Straight ticket pledged to the full pa: the debt. The coalitionists have reason to re- gret that they have drawn Mr. Work out. +e. The wound of the President seems now to be passing throuch its most dangerous stages. It is @ssential to his recovery that the pus shall be discharged as fast as it forms. An obstruction to the outtiow is followed immediately by con- stitutional troubles: by increase of fever- rigors ‘and more pain. The operation performed Sun- day morning reiieved the obstruction then exist- ing, and improvement in the patient followed. ‘The incision then made opens a straight channel for the outtlow of the pus, and thus facilitates the discharze.-and lessens the danger of the further formation of pus sacs. The operation to day was, evidently. for the purpose of keeping the track of the wound open. The fragments of | the fractured rib, which have more or less ob- structed the track of the wound from the firs were removed. The surgeons are entirely satis- fied that the stoppage of the discharge caused | the relapse and subsequent trouble. It ishoped | that the two su | operations have obviated the danger of any further obstruction to the dis- | charge. H ———__<+ Inorder that the line of succession to the | Presidency of the United States may always be | omplete, it is su: ested that each Congress be | Fequired to or e on the day in which it | begins to exist. jeal suggestion. Miditional cost upon the country. The 47th Congress, for instance, began ; Its existence on the 4th of last March. | Members-elect draw their per diem from that day. The failure of the Senate at the special session to elect a Hresident pro tempore, was owing to | the equal division of that body politically, and | while this may not occur again for many years, | it shows the importance of having a Speaker-*| the House in existence, because the Presidenc of the United States may devolve upon tha Official. The change suggested would put ina Rew set of House officials and employés at the beginning of the term of Congress, instead of, as Row, permitting the old set to hold over until the following December. It would not increase the pay roll at all, while it would keep in official | existence positions that are in the direct line of | succession to the Presidency. o> ____ ‘The death of Justice “Clifford, of the U.S. Su- Preme bench, was an expected event. Since he | was stricken with paralysis in this city last winter, he had endured a living death. There ‘Was no hope of even partial recovery. His once Vigorous intellect was a total wreck. He was appointed to the Supreme bench in 185, by President Buchanan, after having served in the lower house of Congress, and having held the positions of U.S. Attorney General and Minister to Mexieo. Judge Clifford leaves behind him the record of an honest man, a good citizen, and an upright jude. ———_<e+—___ Whether the reported shipments of explosives and infernal machines to England, disguised as cement, be true or only the invention of some silly wag the people of England may rest as- sured that our government will be vigilant to Prevent any scheme having murder or assina- tion for its object from being carried out from these shores. The people of this country so heartily detest the assassination business and all who engage in it that they will fully en- dorse any action of our government in ferreting ‘out the parties concerned in the dynamite plot, if plot there be. <> —____ Some workmen engaged in putting up new telephone wires in Jersey City last week were On hand a fine lot of first-class CARRIAGES. Em- ploying none but first-class workmen, using the best denials, with sn experience of thirty years, I am en- abled to ive to my e ‘as can be bought anywhere. Repairing promptly attended to ROB'T. H. GRAHAM, Jy26-1w 410—416 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST. GTEAMER MATTANO & Leaves 71 reet wharf POTOMAC RIV pote LANDIS days for Nomini in Thursdays for Mattox, Creek and Nomini; on ‘Sundays for Mattawoman Creek, Chapel Point and Mattox Creek; seeming on alternate days, touching st all River Landinss and returning; also stone at Mattswuman Creck Mondays and. Fridays up, i Chapel Point Toc ba _y: im JONES, Agent. c OTICE, —THE HACKETT ESTATE, WHICH | A\ was to be settled July the 25th, will not be wetted until SEPTEMBER 6th, owing to the absence of the | nistrator. Parties having any claims against at | e will come , forward and have a settlement with JAMES JOHNSON, Agent. 2at7 o'clock a.m. for On Tues- uw U PPP U UP Pp | U U pep U_ Up uu PB — e CLIMB UP! CLIMB UP! | AS UNINVITING AS THE FIRST FLOOR LOOKS, THE SECOND FLOOR IS STILL DISPLAYING A FAIR SIZE STOCK. ALTHOUGH THE STOCK IS | LOW, ESPECIALLY TO THOSE ACCUSTOMED TO TRADE WITH US WHEN WE ARE IN GOOD | SHAPE, IT IS NEVERTHELESS ABOUT rwrce, | 82 AS LARGE NOW AS THOSE STOCKS THAT ARE GENERALLY ANNOUNCED AS “THE LARGEST IN THE CITY." THERE IS NOW ABOUT $40,000 | WORTH OF SEASONABLE GOODS DISPLAYED, AMONG WHICH ARE MANY OF THE MOST TASTY STYLES WE HAVE SHOWED THIS SEASON. WITH BUT TWO EXCEPTIONS (FLANNELS AND BLACK CLOTH GOODS,) EVERYTHING HAS BEEN MARKED WAY DOWN, AND WE REALLY DOUBT WHETHER AS LOW FIGURES AS WE NOW NAME WILL BE SEEN FOR YEARS TO COME. SINCE MONDAY LAST WE HAVE DONE ALL OUR BUSI- NESS ON THE SECOND FLOOR, AND IT IS VERY GRATIFYING FOR US TO STATE THAT OUR SALES HAVE NOT BEEN INTERFERED WITH IN THE LEAST. PEOPLE EVIDENTLY PREFER TO INCONVENIENCE THEMSELVES A LITTLE, AND AVAIL THEMSELVES OF OUR STOCK AND LOW PRICES. IN ANSWER TO A NUMBER OF IN- QUIRIES, WE BEG TO STATE THAT WE EXPECT | TO FINISH THE IMPROVEMENTS BY THE 27TH OF NEXT MONTH. A. SAKS & €O., ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, e 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. 3525 LAs ba CHOICE + PATTERNS, at 8, 10 and 1254 cents. TYLER & CHEWNING, 5325 3 918 tru Sraxer Nomrawest. 1,000 REWARD for any case of Uleerated or Pro- sguaing Pies that Dip BES io’ a homed cure, ared only by J. P. Miller, iapnis ao MD. Pa, juine without his: — Ree, Soe oe | Apes CALL AND EXAMINE THE NEW NO. 4 VICTOR SEWING MACHINE, ‘The best and most reliable Machine Ever Manufactured. Ithas a high arm, runs quiet, light and fast, and beau- Tuthiess!y cutting and injuring a number of fine shade trees on one of the streets. Citizens re- Monstrated against the vandalism, but without effect. They then took the workmen into cus- tody, but at the police station the officer refused toentertain the complaint. The citizens then concluded that their handsome shade trees were worth a determined move on their part. They Rotified the workmen that if necessary they would protect the trees with shotguns. This threat was etfective. —<e > ___ ‘The Baltimore people seem to be in earnest about that mardi gras display next October. ‘The subscription committees are canvassing actively, and the responses to their requests Promise funds enough. The railroads have promised reduced fares to and from the city. OPPENHEIMER'S, 28 Nivrn sraeer Nortuwesr. 2 Good Machines for Rent. 27 All kinds Repaired. jy23 \G NEW ENGLISH Ni A. CHARMING OVEL. Just ont in No. 6 of ‘THE FAMILY-LIBRARY. Price 5 cents. newsdealers, The > ecature for the least mou ‘sara UG rapes ss ae IxBUR Awe COMPANY, iw ices lower than in any other lishment in seers | Orders by telephone, A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 es i W ANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOE oom 4, 1420 New York avenue, is a C of Deeds for Every State and Tercitory, U sioner, Examiner and Notary. Always in a.m. tos p.m. WANTED FEATHERS 3 AND ae arr Tian | | al ce Over, Upholstery | and Doser cin, Porgy 2 stored and | Cal and examine. “At Fv H- YOUNGS, 1404 Besnativaata avenue. ‘api2-6m W IN, FINE Nera OR FIVE UNFURNISHED Fito hoaekeeping, and yx Mase eet Sete northwest, ye OR RENT—L, NISI Laie, CO COL, WE WELL-FURNISHED oome, en aut or Ro. 111 G street. ‘omer aa Sean 101 18TH § STREET, NORTRWEST Ww" need Sat those who com city references; must stay nights. ig AND COLORED ANTED-F IFT Y Ve oe ‘Bier, sons eee oe Meer -A RESPECTABLE AND MPETENT ‘Woman to Cook and Ws fe family; must well recommended: Aprly at No. 11d 18th street. | four i y ANTED_ TWO ABLE-BODIED MEN ASLABOR- fo R. FULTON'S Loan Mico, 314 9th pte tween and Pennayivania ave. northwest. jy5-im. WANTED—SITUATIONS. J ANTED-BY 4. SETTLED GERMAN LADY, Situation to do General Housework. is a Etst-clase cook, washer, irouer, baker eneral worker. Address Miss MARY does it TANTED_SEWING BY y Sing: oGiocr’ ais a Situation, ae boc lady; would like a house fu to take care of; references. MM. STEVENS, General delivery, City white woman a Situation a plain ook good refer: illing to housework ; une between Land Mf ences. apy iat No. 1148 id street, northwe WANZED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Sea A Place to do prpiting ino reapect- able private family, a ebere the wil havea 5008 P Address A. Georgetown. Office, s 230 WANTED—HOUSES. y ANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH A HOUSE. WITHIN | ihe Hinits of Eth and isth, F and M stree! from $3,000 to $5, 000. Address FAX, Star office. j25-2° WANTED—MISCELLANEOU 8. Witenes, IN EXCHANGE—RESIDENC! about $5,000, pleasantly’ located, forfimtstae ean in or near Chicago, or will pay from: ! Ad full e a ) Wil ws ANTED—TO BUY A WALNUT DRESSIN( Wardrobe and a Government yet Desk. “ae dress, “giving “full” particulars, U- Mk ¥,, gar Ene TO PURCHASE NOTES SEC SECURED BY Deeds of Trust on ES ge Broker, sas Hew tore rate, THE WIDOW OF vag | oe aoe | bE St Pre 00. corne OL $y25- WANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE COMPETENT | ‘and settled | 1 Pe oR RENT_—HOU | Brooms, $35, | = WESCOTT & CG, comer 20tt Fines BENT-2129 {” STREET, E wiser ROOMS, atk Fo ® _Aumy to BS. WESCOTT & OB RENT—2131 ict ‘water an} RK RENT—TWo Epis xg Deer ms = a Apty to JOH. EET. SORTHWEST, ya BIRNEY & BIRNEY, 330 43s stree ‘OR USENo. 1625 NEW JERSEY AVE- nue northwest; five rome, water a2 a parking. Key 1619 New Jersey 9 northwest Jyeb-3t" feven rooms, ‘halle and street oias,. ‘ADT! ‘STREET i20 No, TL strect northeast: 45 at ioe rover ‘ts; $80 per month each. In- iD, aes Se lw HO} RTH. eee iiaprovements ty parlinoy ai CHARLES W. We we ANTER-TADIEG TO LEARN MADAME Liv. Geometrical System of Dress Cut. which will be taught. by it pick yi be aa er Agent at WwW ANTED-SECOND-HAND FURNITURE IN large or quantities. Address J. W. “DYER, Star office. jy2! west 2D—HORS| PASTURE AT $3 PER eee wall be at J- GREEN'S Stables, 627 eae | porthwest, Tuesdays, Thursdays and turdays. “JO. BELL, Fairland, Montzomery co., Md. * dyna ANTED AT \RICE’'S OLD STEAM CARPET leaning Works, 496 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- and remake, = xs torenees niture to stean y ANTED—CARPETS TO CLEAN. WE D¢ Do Nor WHLP Carpets. |Our work ig done beticr and isiana avenue. ‘Renal rare to Pack an : A. H. CHACE & BHOS. 616 Louisiana avenue. a we ANTED_OLDG GOLD AND SILV) ER a N Hage OB | conan Quantiti cash price pai Penneyivanis avenue, ‘bot. Salama’ ie streets. anid WwW ANTED—YOU TO KNOW THATISELL A A a FIRST class Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, m1 anda scat 6 deal cheaper tha @ common now sult can 3USTH'S OLD STAND. No. 619 D street north’ or at Branch Store, No 409 oth st. noribwest. N. B. "We buy but first-class and Clothing. Janl9 WwW: ANTED FEATH ATHE! RS _COUNTRY BOARDING.” HO: SHING REST AND PURE MOUNTAIN | air can find SE WI: it MES. S. 8. GORE, vee Home, twelve false west of Winchonise, Ver SUMMER 3 sion, Eoutmtae pas a few a ma; bon r temperature town. Thome comfort; shade trees and lawn in abun- dance. sy18-2W uocommodated a farm house. apy to Wa Risa Be Watertora. | shade; view Blue Ridge: 5 aque NEY TO LOAN M on ONEY.—A small sum of MONEY TO LOAN for a (GOUSTRY BOARD BOARD —A FEW, MORE 1 BOARDERS dyl-Im" Ne, See COLLEGE — MAGNUFICENT Berth SoD ain or wlan 3 1 SELLY, Now Windsor, i MONEY TO LOAN. _ “Thds 3; $f HSH & & CO. _Sy9-1m_ i northwest. short time, > or to invest mn: ‘Raareas CRE. Hoow 1, BE Cloud Bui \¥4 MOREY, MONEY, MONEY TO LOAN ot 3 per month, on, 4 FULTON'S Loan OMe, 314 9th street, near Peaaariy ania, gremue M°%x TO LOAN. 235000 TO LOAN, In Sums to Suit, Sean nt ON REAL ESTA’ ie i Y. rd ; ESTATE, 8 CRIT. Bait ck "atean Estate AGENT, m27 Oitice Arlington Ins. Building. M2°%£¥ To Loan, ON REAL EST EATS PER CENT. HOLTZEAN, m21 ¥ streets Mower TO LOAN. I haye MONEY TO LOA! sums of from $100 and ‘upwarde, at iowert ated ae Charges moderate. No delay. nov26 916 F street naetieat, Co® ER ON FRUIT JARS! , ra RENT-NEW FOUR-STORY BRICK HOUSE containing 12 rooms; ail modern Inquire of A. EBERL’ street northwest, AND! SALES OF PROPERTY, PRIV! ATE | Bullet m ‘th 'T ‘and at auction.—See 15th of ey th Of THOS. E, WA GAMAN, 919 7th street ie ies of {OR RENT—A I aera AND Pee ABANTLY Loca ted oat in Lau &O0. RR T—BRICK HOUSE, No. 1312 T STREFT berthwest, and 12%) 8th ettoct tiorthwest, 9 roams gach, in g — LOUIS P. SHOEM. USE, No 604 M STREET NORTH- west, with t ten rooms aad modern impro ements. Inquire ‘next door. Sy23-3 {OR RENT—BUILDE corner of 17th street and N See ramet Ay "we York a ly b JOHN TRIMBL ae ul Relshborhocds orth and north, oj references, FS, R 1502, — THREE NEW BRICK Sr louses, with all improvements, just finish 1504 and 1506,, Kingman C urt. “lent 20 per mouth. THOS.J. FISHER & oe. 24 F t northwest. AS’ 0 | FOR RENT: TWO-STORY B BRICK, 1429 8 STREET | bath, gas, water; fine dry S street, before 8 a.m. aud efter syl6-17t* | Apply at 14 JOR RENT 1309 RHODE ISLAND AY Toomns and. improvements month. We W. DANERHOWEN. & SON; street. Fe: RENT—HOUSE 447M STREET N. W., 8 mimer kitchen, pled for at once.” Gall at JOHNSON? nnsylvania avenue, 50 per 1212 ¥ ro | Fe RENT—A PROMINENT BUSINESS | STAND— Store and Dwelling Nc t, near | office above Bove Peney!vani, avenue, store can be Taree pations laryooeliae, ter, | two parlors, can wale | c. as at ‘Louisiana avenue. Syshin PORRENT—-A aA DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, IN GOOD | neighborhood, it to F stres some! ‘in cn thoroagt Ie yaa FOR SALE—HOUSES. }OR SALE—A GOOD FOUR-ROOM OM HOUSE, WITH ity. A wood stand. for store or tavern,” city. re or tavern. choap for'cauh. Adare Dox 25, Star office. dy23-3t FOR, SALE OR RENT—THE PROPERTY No, 2036 Dwelling fr aind Beoemcuts sultsize for bee cinars thvaer oF a or fit or a gery trade. “ADrly et 640 L etrest Dorthwest. iy19-Im ‘OB SALE—A NICE FOUR ROOM HOU! SE, NORTH. west, lot Part cash and balance ome W. W. DANENHOWER ESOS, month, at 6 per cen! HID F street! or DLE street noe jorth west: jo. Ey ywers, shade trees and fountain. ‘Property, can contained between 6 and 7 p.m. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS 1OR SALE—BRICKS.—300,000 GOOD HAND-MADE riche Tor aale chip for cash or good paper: JOHN GRINDER. Jy26 3t* Ty EA THOROUGHBRED ALDERNEY HEI- We twalve mouths ca. ‘Thoroughbred Cow and Calf four four years old, freah and rich otters: rghRe BAS as bth carwet nN =A grav Ro BOSEWOOD CAS: ae OR SALE = eo aE new: ow cont, Seb. Four fine Bs Ht waine ob rents, 92.00 per 39 tom Nya Fe eo na cape corte = Fete ape eat opposite the a 3y28-38* |ALE—, ‘UMBER OF FR eae Minly to Star office. S04 SHERMAN STREET, 10 ROOMS; | TORS, | © | Tse ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- | Lost, ATURDAY LAST, orthwest, between Ni | and other ailments of the feet. I HAVE FOR SALE A COUNTRY 51 STORE WITH T ineev anit handsome Dring SSkpesd foe Summer Loerie ee, soe WARWicke Le Dep geete Ma. BEST RATES FOR GOV! es “AND DISTRICT BONDS, CITY RAILROADS, GAS AND BANK STOCKS, &o. Information cheerfully furnished. Refer to the Banks and Bankers of the City. ‘Whether you wish tobuy or sell cal on iH. E. OFFLEY, ‘METROPOLITAN Bask BUILDING. \ SALE The MILL MACHINERY, UNEXPIRED | BIGHT TO WATER POWER lately “owned aud ‘used Ey'Ws G. Busey, deceased, in the man SUSEY'S EXCELSIOR ‘GUANO. 1208 Sist street, or street, 4030-3m_ own. UAE NVENTIONS, either before or af after Patent. tar off aec30 St JULY 25, 1881, A SUM_ oe MONET Pennsylvania avenue, between 9h ‘A Liberal reward if Teturned 101733 Mt | STREET iew York avenue and G p Scotch Terrier ‘Dos. A suitable reward ‘will be by retai 1308 Bth street northwest. jy26- [eet SATURDAY, 30 JULY LY 23, 1881, small dark brindle Bull Dog, nine Suitat to corner 13th and D street ‘be paid if return; Douthwolt. "cr ROBINSON. 20 REW. Le { 24th, two Notes—one for $595.79 and $502.16 drawa by Elward Charuplin and payne fo ae Barker in four and five years after April 30, Payment of the above notes has been st hereby from purchasing them at corner of Maryland avenue, and store of W LEER. $26-3° ED OR STOLE akiget BRIN NDL LE COW from corner Bt street and Maryland saa ees on the nicht of July 2 ON 9TH S the other black onyx, co 3 Aeward of $3 wil be paid tre turned to 8. THOMPSON, Jn., No. 1005 E street north 50 | i 5 | Leas JOLY. 24, ON 9TH AND EAST CAPI- after che arrival of, steamer. gene | mn. 8 Gold RING aa 2D, an Scotch GY with collar musgkeel ‘No. 213. | 940 F si sy23- “<puttereup,* also name ang madre Liberal roped if returned to W- R. SPEAR northwest. _PROFESSIONAL. : a ‘NOMFORTABLE FE! REQUISITE TO BEALL AND LONGEVITY.” eee ‘the thousands, from far and near, that visit Dr. | White te Hoek 1416 ‘Pennsylvania avenue, oppo. site Willard’s for relief — and dance of | Corns, Bunions, Diesel Nails, Vascular Excrescences, “Hours, 8 ain. toGpn { y Fee, $1 R. STARR PARSO? southeast corner 9th west; porches southwest | D and breesy lange yard. Adare Se with | 23 GON THE NORTHWEST | penne, ou poese | 5. DENTIST, 428 7TH STREET D and E’'streets, over ‘Operative, Surgical and. Mechauteal med. Extracting at night. Sonsultation free. tyne’s Bookstore. Dentistry skillfully Tharge moderate. NTIST, ecth inserted 87 per eet, az operations on the natural teeth at reasonable prices. Extracting, 50 cents. ___ dauld NT: betw Baattifui Sete of Teeth, | without Pain, 50 cts. | Dit TM. TALBOTT, DE! three doors from ‘corn Dentistry ranches. ‘Teeth inserted $7 per sot. al 1; Ext (Se eS Pan itapathy or ‘vital Gre fee'all a Lune and one Hemorrhoid Piles. | cated trout the ayetenn, ates eu: Consnitation free to all. « York avenue northwest. and St and oUT AY. __ MISSES ae Principals, =a ~ SOUTH | 'G orc 00. eS * gnahtaet in a boyy for Collier’ or for =o aieGore iw BENJ. F. MILLS, [een ACADEM it Wprawa | MILITARY I D Catalogue, wi E. SCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, 0, ORGAN and 2,VOCAL MUSIC Src. te Gunied cor to begin nere, as well as those wishing gual ‘Toach- reo perforguers. 734 L2th street narthy ap30-eoSin' 3y]2-eonn ‘Mus. M. W. HACKELTON, Pret. | DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER, PA. (OPENS SEPT. 14.) ] conferred. Ballon Lesires" and tbe Nata a aie Bay a venue, OF HENRY uLowei, CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ‘Corust of Tth aud Lesirecte porthwest, holds SUMMER SESSIONS ‘or instruction Penmanship, Letter Writ- su, Singly and Double Entry Bookkeeping aud’ Basi- Tuition: Day seasions, §7 per month; evening ses- | elonn 98 per monte Fersons desiring thetraction in, Practical Penmanship guy, Received morning or evening for «course of "Pull inforsaation y five Bt the Collage office. m0 ROEGETO . COLLEGIATE — INSTITUT: G BL TN DAX SCHOOL, FOR YOUN Stow Itoffers jon ih. oct and tn: ‘or cireulars ajyply to IENBON, $100 N street, strumental Music, Rlocutio Principal, Mies LUCY ST! ‘est Washington. bet on seoncerninw the school M.N. ARCH! = FOR Ladies tle Gitte will REOPEN on WEDNES- | Datethe fith of SEPTEMBER. It in situated. on by street cats Tarts of the ‘The grounds are extensive, thelveatt on healthful and beautiful. For circulars apply | the Misses EARLE, 1916 Soth street, Washinton, D. ty ISS ROSS ANNOUNCES TO HER PA’ PATRONS AND | AVA Friends that she has Geen the Princiy pelehip of the ROSSLYN SEMINARY. and will REOPEN the echooi on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 | iret. The samme cadres ‘ot SisP PO. ‘bos 688, Morristo Jel-fw | . Gern oe attention to preparation ot ‘Saline, West pant polis. and ‘all eur Se ey : ‘erin tn advance FLY FAMILY st PPLIES. seyyure WAN” WHITE SV THE CELEBRATED BRAND OF | + PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR, Caw sr Boveut ONLY oF | GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, | Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries and Table Lux- | w Frank A. Kenzedy's (Cambridgeport, Mas.) | CELEBRATED CRACKERS for sale. Sy23 1209 F STREET NORTHWE! AR AND NAVY (Trape Manx) STRICTLY PURE RYE WHISKY. POPULARITY UPON ITS MERITS. C. WITMER, Proprietor, 1343 Sees sees Table de Hote, S0c. $y9. | POR RENT Ow Petry lt most desirable ity, with irecuss Board. ins. De Be 8 Peta, K street. Tp TREMONT He will be roeate name Goda ing: rates: room and board, Fe RENT—AIRY ROOMS, ae NISHED OR UN- furnished, pleasant location, st Nos. $14, 316 and first-class Board farivetase tad" PERSONAL. TILL LADY DRESSED IN LIGHT, WHO WENT {ith street from Pa. ave. about’ 12 o'clock m. July ya ave any objections to her address Mapas 2 THE LON -ESTABLISHED, RE- Clairvoyant and. Astrologist, gives better aatistaction in-ail fairs of life than any one in the es tells the past, preeent and future destiny ivice and assistance on all matters wo Bostueay love and matron. Satiata SPECIALTIES. ]PILES.—A CURE POSITIVELY SURE. NO ONE need suffer. No knife, ligature or other surgical appliances used. Treatment oat painless and a da per fect steed. acircular and what my patients have to say at ‘treatment. Consul tation free . H. D. SHRADER, M. D., dy25-6t" Gi THtir terect northwest. THIRTY-FOUR DOLLARS FOR A FE, Satz, Domestic ‘worth $50. A New American Machine to exc tor a medium eer book-case. GT. DUDLE! avenue northwest. rea 6" SEWOLD FURNITURE AT PRI- OR 8 ‘SALE—HOU! USELOLD FU 7B Sa ‘aprlyat ‘at 1224 F street. JALE—6% QCTAVE PIANO, SIZE, Foe, sas ne tly finished.” Mus be dis- 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. ALSO, SUGARS STILL DowN! AND WE ARE ON DECK 45 USUAL WITH A LARGE SUPPLY. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, , GROCER, 506 Oru STREET, Jyll Opposite Critic Office, P14%08 AND oRGaNs. Economical buyers who are looking for Bargains will be astonished at our low prices. SIDNEY T. eee posed gf stongo fazowaee a $90 cash. A great sacri- Pipe aller SIDNEY 1. NIMDO, 3328-68 453 7th street AGNIFICENT 1-OCTAVE FOR SALE-A EA MAGE fs 6: (OCTAVE reese tone and arora ah fer onl 5. Cost and is offered oy, low — owner one year ston Part time payment " testa Deol * SIDNEY T. NINIMO, _dy23-6t 433 7th street northwest. JOR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN “THE WELL. wien afar tals ay, bei fo Day Poem Sor Seat tine, ROD A. aigEee terms. LIPS, 1428 New ea York over eee Mitarretc RUE CUS FRENCH MEDIUM, WORKS isi fells past re teen a and rand Ture a Hours fom ot am, test es jy23-2W M38,,5. 3; WRIGHT CLAIRVOYANT AND MAG- NETIC BHYSICIAN, has has eminent sucosss. afi at her residence, 6 northwest. diseases. The he eaering eld 600 6th street, corner 3 jyl4w* iy16 1928 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BOARDING. | (\UARET. ‘CLARET. BOARDING AT ATT THE 8 (SPRAGUE = MANSION, CO) con. ’ FRONSAC. ST. ESTEPHE. house and grounds ere cadargcing thaxehss senate MOULIS. MEDOC. | Seeing. nL OO aes Le ae | ae FERLODY, PONTET CANET. St'ite house from 5 to'To'clock pm. sy36-30" LOS DES MEYNARDS. A NUMBER OF LARGE SINGLE, ‘AND | MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE. | SEES Towaireis.* Refarcuces am B. W, REED’S SONS, ldress P.O. Box 407, City. 3y25-Fw | 4030 1216 F st. northwest. F's Se eS SSHOTEL. els Ae deli free of charge to sll parte of the | \ OLD MEDAL i Awarded at the National Fair over all other com- TO on a ‘Minnesota Paten! ‘States. ‘The bandsomest t Flour in the United | soe Patent. STERLING'S ST. L LOUIS FANCY. A Magnificent Winter ter Wheat, Patent it Process. EN HILL. Flour of the District. FIRST-CLASS GROCER. WM. M. GALT & CO. & A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILERATION, VIRGINIA CLARET OR NORTON'S SEEDLING mn CT ES are just the Wines. q:That Splendid Minnesota Family Flour, justly named “ SOVEREIGN, ” yields in perfection white, swost and bread. | CLEARY & €0., 807 Market OMMENDADOR™ PORT WINE, pian pure, and for the very renrres OLD STAG PURE RYE WHISKEY. ig unequalled for smoothnes, Saver and purity, and for PIANOS AND ORGANS. GELLING: OFF. SELLING OFF. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS make room for a large stock of NEW PIANOS for gaya Trade Lwiledl an elegant it of firet-class, S11 drut Oruanr Nomruwisr. ik SALE_NINETY DOLLARS oe ee nearly new, ‘Bugsy at Ni ‘street. Wipe ta a OOM TE S355" | szcoND-HAND PIANOS AT AUCTION PRICES. pale) ‘IT BARGAIN—; ELEGANT Piano. ‘and. Stool, for 15 x [yp ee EE MILE FROM (433 Tem Srazzr Nonruwesr. the B&O. eB aR 60 improved. balsas Trade invited to call. 23 Ea aPaat homo a WhO R a | ra Bradtost Oo, “= ALLET DAVIS & C08 For 3 NEW Ty 00- WORLD BENOWNED ce QUALED. Bina "fon owner fete cay; to be teat HARDMAN UPHIGHT PIANO, @. L. WILD & pirost aerinwos Ne ta ‘he only reliable low-price oe a ale FR See a ow eRe CH RUPPERT, EADQU SEES CAURLAGE OOMFARE, Oo” ana ‘in wah, | nse fot Dem Smfrt Garabitty | ‘the HUME, CLEARY & CO., Jolt 807 Manger Space. H™ HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS, * PALACE MARKET, > Conner MH srReer and New YoRx avexvr. Also, STRAWBERRIES just received. spring Wooley DRESS: ses EOS Necontislly invite an inspection of stock and com- ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain figures. . ‘TRUNNEL, CLARK & CO., 803 MAREET SPACE. $ Ste most desteatto close then. jels J, & WHITE & BROS, | ‘Recive hages af 30:00 pom, ‘Marine Band has been | To Richmon aud return to Wi OF THE ‘aia AL RIFLES, TO MARSHALL Bat, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 28, Steamer W. W. CORCORAN sin, and Feturn ai twelve prompey. Save Met wharf ot Tickets for sale by the members. = | sees ANNIVERSARY EXCURSION or GOLDEN RULE LODGE, NO. 21, 1. 0. 0. F. To GLYMONT axp QUANTIOO, THURSDAY. JULY 289m, 1981. Re — yr : Sora ber. ft gins ge an 1 is os Denese 9 ree pa codon Bt, Bree nd sig Es bers the at H® FOR PINEY ForrT. DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION. SALT WATER BATHING, FISHING, ETC. ‘The swift, safe and elecant palace steamer EXCELSIOR, \ instead of the neal aftern: ‘trip, will make a grand alisday select Pamuily Excursion, " SUNDAY, JULY Sisr, TO PINEY Po! INT, leaving 7th siccet whet at 8.200. m+ 1h this deluenth engaged. Sainkeeices Aduit's tickets $1 round trip; clildren’s tickets 50 ota. reand trip. 26-5t p™cr TO LOWER CEDAR POINT, ‘The finest Resort on the Potema>. Crabbing, Fishing, Boating, Salt-water Bathing. (Sew Bathing Suits and Shoes.) ‘The fine and fast Steany 3. W. THOMPSON, furnished. has been p in ‘ai M0) cente, a Uniform ‘Bouse and for the season on the Boat a oa accommodations. Deli ‘ul ti fyely po improper, person allowed on the ‘Bost or Grounds. orm will be etationed at bot places to re= fase pnittance to such. ‘For the accommodation of visitors checks will be given for parcels left at the Point for safe keep ituc Fare, ren under 12 years 1y26-2w half price, Fo FAMILIES. Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will make Excursion EAPRIOGLYMONT every THUKSDAY" Straauer Ieayen her wharf at 9 a.m, returning at ing Bee hours at Glymont. Musi Spates om boat an grounds. ‘Ticketa rou tap, laren P SHERSDALL, stunacer. J] OOK AT THIS. 4a = EXCURSION OF THE ee To FORT MO} IEW NONE ROK, OC AND THE CAPES, BY THE WASHINGTON EXCURSION CO., 30 p. mae socerunins toe fediretans Monday morning. | ‘Tickets Ze. extra. Children for round tri to Ocean Vi ‘iew, between 6 and 10 years of age The. icepins’ accommo- dations free. Meals furnished by F. a, at all hour nd city prices. be agen dams’, SIGE — and Laragren. Sy23-68 ¥ Re RANDALL: Maniaser pmeer AND PLEASANT ROUTE ‘TO OCEAN CITY, | | MARYLAND'S FAMOUS AND BEAUTIFUL SEA- SIDE RESOKT, peake Bay and Wioonsdeo River to and Wicomico and Pocomoke ikuilroad to Ocean City. THE MARYLAND STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S ‘T leaves Baltimore from Pier 3, of Ca mn, treet. ey TU Eby arriving at connecting with the'train on the Boccinake taulroad, arriving at Ocean raves Salisbury every MONDAY, WED- FRIDAY at 3.15 p.m. » arrival of ‘Ocean 3-0 p.m., arcivine in i the follow ing moruings. ‘Via Baltimore, ( ‘Salisbury. RATES OF Round Trip Tickets to Ooean ber 13th. ‘ARE: + : good until Goptem, [Am ex EXCURSIONS sa) S' ND AND DURING THE MONTHS OF teres Sek feet ae @ 128 ve he TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY ey pon Poneey ananeeane ies Aine 30 "p.m. "The wetor at gue -+ = RHEE fish, Sis eceet ae aa crabs and oysters, and equally salt for Fare far the round trip durin the week, 30 cents, 00d for pf, e. for ob o pay oC iemme.__eere for round trip on Sanday, Gi, geod ‘Those wishing meals on the boat will be supplied st 50 cents cach, Special arrangements made with schools \d soctetion, TSW OCCOQUAN FALLS & MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. The Wi Excursion ps to OCC! AN FALLS every BUND SUNDAY, Mc DaY, WEDN' ‘and FRIDAY, leaving. Tih streat wharf at 9) ‘am. 9:30 ‘a.m, ; returning st ‘The steamer Mary Washington will also make Exeur- sions every SATURDAY, leaving her wharf at 6:39 p. in, ; returning at 11:30 p.m. Musicand Dancing down and back on all trips exoopt Sundays. ear EI cents. poromac STEAMBOAT. eras ADVEB- PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS INEY POINT AND POINT Steamer GEORGE “LEARY on TURSDAYS and THUKSDAYS at 5:30 p. m. and SATURDAYS 6 p. m. XCURSION THE CAPES EVERY SUNDA‘ . 7G now NORPOLS EY . FOR NORFO! MON- ROR, The new yeaa notag with hk. Waa ene oe aly (oxceut Sunday) at 9-30. m. and 3:30 p. m. Fare to Riel Fare to Richmond, ‘unlimited. Richmond, round | trip, wood for 10 days. 00 resin "Jatn River by dayligut. A delightful si twamer Exeeljor, twice daily (9.30 a.m. and 3.30 p. m.) to Ricuugoud via RichnondgFredericksbuny and marae Leary, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS to Norfolk, connecting at kachmond and Norfolk wit James Kiver 5 Hound wap eke oo 6 09 CURSIONS TO QU: via Recker 50am and 3.00 peas On SUNDAYS at p.m. only Se FHIEsson LINE ArzuACTIVE Wares Rovrs to PiTLADELPRIA. leat and Dust of the Care. 631 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Under St. ‘Mare Hotel, Waahington, D.C. AD work warranted satisfaction funded. to give « or oat. ~~ ‘THE MARK Dowy PRICES ar SINGLETON & HOBKE'S, Will only continue until AUGUST 15. Se