Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1882, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatner. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Sanat. Orvicen, 1 Waswixetox, D.C. July 2, 1882, 9:3) ame For the middie Atlantic ststes. fair weather, Night variable winds, nearly stationary tempera- ure and pressure. Special Weather Balict TUESDAY TO BE A FAIR DAY. ‘The chief signal oMcer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: The Darometer is hivhest in the Ohio valley, Tennessee and the middie states, and lowest’ fh Dakota. Southerly winds prevail in the northwest and Iake Fegion, northeasterly In the south and southwest. ‘Oveasionai rains have fallen In the south Atlantic and Guif states. The followin; stations report More than one inch of rainfall during the past Swenty-four hours: Pensacols, 1.47; Apache, 1.20. ‘The temperature has remained titionary fm the south Atlantic and gulf st and risen slightly io all the northern states. Tie Special temperatures were reported at 7 Morning: Eastport, 71°; Montres! 69°; Quebec and Denver, 68°; Mt. W Cleveland and Alpena, 6°: Dy Cisco, 54°. Fair weather Is tndic in the middle states and Ne ‘Tue following immense barzains, worth from 25 to 40c.. will be sold for 15e. positively to-morrow only at K. Goldsehmid’s, 7th st. nw.: 120 fi clothes line, 150 cloth 1-3 hoop w ‘bucket, 1 broom, 1 F a decorated fru te, 2 zine washboard, 1 tor stir carpet sh, 1 biaeking brush With 3 boxes of Bdecorated china ice cream sancwrs, 1 hair brusl With fancy rubber dressing comb, 1" vood scrub- Ding brush, 1 painted lava cusjadore, | handsome ‘bread tray or cake plat>,4 worden kit-uen spoons. real majolica leat dist, 1 Jap. . hatchet, 1-2 qt. coffee boiler, 1-4 gt. covet DBueket, 5 ice cream saucers on stands, 2 easels otographs, 4 stereoscopic views of Wa: lic buildings. 2 silver plated butter creain fray, 2 majolica plates, 1 footed berry Bowl, 3 doz. wine glasses, 1 handsome covere Pickle Jar, 3 garden tools with long handles, 4p Pattern goblets; also, refrizerators and ice’ chests low cost, and 10 per cent discount on traveling trunks and baby carriages. For Cuear TRUsKs and traveling bags go to Herzog’s, 365 9h st., near Peunsylvania avea! boy, was charged ing two Ddefore Judge s gold rings from |. Jonn- son, at No. 2019 2 “ase3 WeTY CON. tinued to hear another case against the prisoner. Parasors in all colors, cleaned, and crape veils Fenovated equal to uew at A. F! "s, 905 G st. Ip You Want good fce cream, go to Fussell’s. If you don’t want good, go where it is cheaper. SreicTLy pure liquors for medicinal and family use. Arlington whts! SM per gal.; $1 per qu Dottie. McGee's, 401 9th street northwest. Ske that you get Hart’s Insect Powder; best. Don’t ruin your eyesight. Consult Hempler, 453 Pa. ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. eee Amusements To-night. Toratex Commgve—Variety and Burlesque. ABNER’S SUMMER GAKDE! cert. DurvEn’s SUMMER GaxDvEN.—Speclalty Perform- ance. TUE WASHINGTON SwrusttxG ScHooL, New York 4 avenue, between 13th and 14th streets. — Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 10:40 p.m. and extingulshed at 2:30 a.m. ‘The National sociation has received a : Gispatch from Chicago, representing that te 5 Managers of over forty horses, Including some of the most famous trotiers on'the turf, desire to end their season with a grand fall trotting mect- Ing on the track at Ivy City. ir. Thos. J. King, and not Mr. Chas. King, ts the ater who was engaged in’ the coustrie- tion of br. Rauterberg’s handsome residence on 34 Slreet, mentioned in Tue STAR of the 20th instant. A colored boy, about 16 years old, named Samuel MeCoy, was inthe dock at the Police Court this morning, charged with being an ‘dle and incorri- boy,—lis father charging him with breaking his house in his absence. He was senten: to the reform school during minority. For the past two years or more there has been eontinual wrangling and fighting between several les on D street, between 9th and 10th streets. esterday afternoon this street was again in a state of excitement by a grand fight among the Heeks, Goldbergs, Levys, Schlomberss Hulws. Lieut. Arnold states that he proposes to take them all into custody and have them put Gnder heavy bonds tokeep the peace with each er Saturiay night a burglary was committed at the house of Mr. Royal A. Jolinson, 937 Mstreet. A thief entered the yard ant climping upon the Back kitchen entered the main hous¢ through a Second story window, and stole two revolvers, a quantity of clothing and other articles, and sue- cessfully made his escape. Valued at $50. The articles were ful attempt wes made by thieves r store of Henry Kaiser, ug out a panel of the frout A colored servant girl, Mary 014, died suddeniy of heart ai day afternoon at the Simmns, 319 C street. Service place to her home, avenue northwest. about 20 years yesterday after. ’ ’ wat> prop- ~ in break~ ry Smallwood's house. wey Jones, colorel, was sent to the house for 60 days by Judie Snell this morn: i Bourishing a loaded pistol on the streets ‘Yesterday mornin; f ge windows of H . Boy, while walking F stre 38th, was badly burned py a fulminst! ¥ nter Which he carried in his pants pocket horus was ne heat of tie bo A young wan g: msiderable conster y ‘Ration by o - Patriarch; M.D. Brainard, of George E. Emmons, of No. 7, G. S. war. Grumey, of > |. warden No. 1,G.teasurer; Jos Burrouyhs, of Ne. 6,7. made tie followin EB i supervisi of No. 6, an 7 Be No. 1, and B.S. ferenve—t. OF No.1, and Kav ta On corresponden > H. Kzhlert, of No. 7. ues Hughe: ». 7. Committe ffert, of No. 35 (0. 4, and George A. Thomas, of —— ee Boys Fixep Fox Barurne.—Two small boys Bamed Alfred Boswell les Kinney were taxed €ieach by Judge Snell this morning for Bathing In the Potomac bet sunrise and 8 @clock’ p.m..ant Henry Nichols 1 white Roy, Was committed for 15 days in derault of $ tor nt exposure In bathing in Rock creek. ———_— —The cam} ¥ night when the follow- ed and tre Wee: C. €. Graham, apman, M. T. Anderso: Herring, ft. W. Love Henry Jenkins, and Jobn Bosworth.” Vacanc! on tbe committee were filled by the appomtin Of Messrs. Lytte and Burlinganie. on i A number of the employes of the railway mati Bervice met Saturday evening and organized a re- Publican readjuster club, with the following oM- =: President, W.H. Kuth, vice presidents, T. (. Jones and J. A. Crews; secretary, E. Thomp- C. Plant; executive committee, ‘Thon: J. A. Hoskins, C. T. Stewart, T. Hopkins, L. Late, F. C. Finch ana TF. Herbert. _— JUpGE SNELL AND THE Potice Count Lawyens.— In the Police Court, this mor aving confer- ences with the same prisoner before the court be- | gins. Th id ei p nt this hereafter The attorney who wants to see a client wi hand his card, bearing his own ond his clfent’s nime, to Beilitf Barton, who witt present t¢ to the officer in seharge of the velis, and !f the prisonergrecogntze: Me Atiorney as his counsel the lawyer will be allowed to see him, and no other attorney will be lowed to see the’ same prisone> until he comes Bie cont care he cas ehange hts counsel or Employ additional counsil If he wishes Judze also said that it Is .bsolutel; unnecessary for @ prisoner charged with profanity or som= Other equally trifling charge to hav Of counsel 0 detend him. up to explain, bur the court fo no one particularly, Occurrence. Jarge array tt attorneys got ud he W ee A Puosrrctive Inrxovewrs’ the Firemen’s 1 to improve the at the north: Poaisisne avenue, by the Duilding. The building com €ided in favor of a pi n, architect. five stories high, Wil! be eupe n bel The dire tars of are preparing tby the o street to three separste pa een, exterding B.A. Kitder, of | “| er fos thal, Semd iu any other bills you have.” It Fatal Fall From a Hotel Window. THE MISTAKE WHICH COST A WISCONSIN MAN BIS UuFE. About 2:15 o’cinck this morning Charles H. Wenberger, a German, about 50 years old, fell from & window In the 4th story of Meyers’ hotel, Nos. 420 and 472, south side Pa. ave., between 41 and 6th streets, and was fatally injured. He and his son arrived here Saturday morning from Grand Rapls, Mich., for the purpose of purchasing some Property, having recently sold his farm in that State, He had deposited bis funds in the bank with the exception of $200, which he kept With him. His fali was into the alley, striking the cobble stones, breaking his legs, arm and spinal column. He Was at once removed to the Provi- dence hospital by the police ambulance, where every attention was shown him. His son, about 21 years old, accompanied him, tnd at the hospital thé father finding how badly he was injured, he sent for an attorney and made his will, leaving all his property, including Iife insurance money, to liis three youngest daughters. His wife and chil- dren are ‘still in Michizan. Wenberger lingered until 8.45 o'clock this morning, when he died at the hospital His son will have the remains sent to Michizan. Itappears from Wenberger’s statement at the hospital that he thought he heard some one attempting to enter hig room in the night, and being about half awake, involuntarily stepped out of the window, supposing he was going into an- other room. ee Sports on Land aud Water. DISTRICT BOAT CLUB NOTES—PREPARING FOR THE FALL REGATTA, ETC. The Analostan boat club held a special mecting Saturday evening, and appointed Messrs. Corson, | MeKenny, Patro and Marshall a committee tocon- fer with simllar cofamittees from the other clubs ith regard to the date of the proposed fail re- gotta, The Columbias have called a spectal meet- ing for to-night, and the Potomacs for Wednesday night. By the end of the week the three clubs will have come to a definite understending, and | preparations will be made at once by the clubs to get their men in training. The Columbias have | Secured the services of George W., Lee, of New: ew Jersey, as trainer. There ts ttle probability of their sending a crew to the Detroit regatta; they will be represented, hot it the Lynchburg regatta on the 15th of It has not been decided "3 Wiil have a trainer or not. ‘The Analostans Will train themselves, as the selection of their of the same inen that. rowed at, Fredericksburg, With the possible exception of White. If he d not row, Palro will be the next man. Marshall will row bow for them until Page can come on from New York. The Columbias expect to receive in a day or two the prizes they won at the Freder- feksburg regatta. inney, of the Potomacs, has received his badge, woh’m the single scull race. ‘THE HILISDALE CREW IN ENGLAND. Regarding the treatment received by the Hills- dales at the hands of the English Amateur Row- ing Assoctation the London Sportsman editorially says: “Although the Hilisdales have been perse- cuted and opposed, thelr conduct has been most forbearing and patient. They have with rare self- dental abstained trom recrimination. ‘The action of the Amateur Rowing Association is_unmanty, nog that usual with Engilshmen and utterly op- Posed to all notions of fairness, and will brinz dis- grace upon us as asport-loving nation, and the shame fs all the greater, 2s the Americans are bound to us by so many ties of friendship. The Amateur Rowing Association claim to represent the amateurs of England. We unhesitatinzly say that they do not, nor do’ they reflect. the aspir: tions and desires Of amateur oarsmen. Tt 1s really tine that the remorseless opposition to the Hills dales was crushed. The American press have justification in accusing us of cowardice an of competition.” SARATOGA REGATTA. The committee ha ments for the professional regatta at Saratoga have decided that the race for all professional single scullers shal! be rowed on August 25th on Saratoga lake, for a purse of $1,100, of which $100 to the Second.’ The course will be three miles with a turn; three to start or no race. HANLAN AND EOS Wallace Ross, the oarsman, says that he fs will- ing tomect Hanlan this year. He canmske no engagements for next year, and {f Hanlan will not | Tow him this year he will claim the champtonship. PROPOSED GRAND FALL TROTTING MEETING AT IVY city. ‘The secretary of the National Fair association has recetved a dispatch from Chicago stating that the owners and controllers of the following named horses wish to end up the season's trotting with a fall trotting meeting 5 the association at Ivy Ci Phil. Thompson, Clingstone, Ailey, Willlam "HL. Early Reo: Spoon, Driver, Daseydale, Kine Wilkes, May Thorn, Neta Medium, King William, Leontine, Medium, Unolala, Minnie ; Novelty, at Queen, Princess, Lingesse, Ovei man, Kate Teylor, Von’Arnim, Tariff, Santa'Clavs, Walnut, Forrest, Patel Lucy Long, Bar- > Lilltan, Sam. Hill, Little Brown Jug, Sorrel Dan. Gem, Buffalo Girl, Mattle Hunter, Lucy, and Bay Billy.’ ‘The money vaiu2 of these horsts is over half a milion of dollars, OTHER TURF NOTTS. day were Parole, Bell: Constantine, Haspod: The third race ‘Thora, ard the At Brighton Beach, N. turday, the winners were Hotchamie, Monk, Kinney, Ifickory Jim, and Ingomar. Mutuals paid $6330’ on the first’ and or ie Unltd race. Four of the favorites > beaten. roxte, Bleck Cloud, and Jim Bowian were the winners ut Chicago Saturday. G8. In the International military competition maten urday with military service rifles William B. Jounstone and J. M. Pollard made y scores. At 2 and 60 nade a grand fotal of $5, Mr. Pollard laying with- | drawn, and at $00, 906, 2nd 1,000 yards, Mr. Pollard | made 78, and Mr. Johnstone 70. FISTIANA Mr. Richard K. Fox, Wilson’s backer, says that “Tug” Wilson is not particular whether he meets the champion Sullivan upon the same con- as their first meeting or within the roped ja to fight him for $5,000 ind tie championship of the world, John Jonaldson, of Milwaukee, Wis., has issued @ challenge to aby man in America, (excepting John L. Sullivan.) Tag Whitson pr | him with or without gloves tor | fight to take place with. e and within six weeks from the date tue artic are signed. BASE BALL SATURDAY. At Washington—Printing Oftice, 9; War Depart- mont, 5. At New York—Metropolitan, 10; Troy, 9. | At Providence—Providence, 19; Worcester, 6. At rolt—Bufflos, 2; Detroit, 0. At Chieazo—Chi- 6; Cl nd, 3 At Pittsbu: hany, 2 Reading, ¥ Actives, 3. AUB stim ‘Pre River TRape.—Harbormaster Sut 1s ab the river front as follows mer f. Geosheson, merchandise, Stephenson pt. Lawson, in Joan J.B HB. sapt. Reed, 169 tons DFE Healy, auaer 1 handise, chr. E ne, John Mil Wm. Ma dent Ice Ce cords wood, pt. Chase, 860 tons fee, Ind ur. Wicomico, Capt. Brown, market. A Brat Acr.—Benjamin Walla employe on one of the river steamers was ari Saturday for an assault with Intent to kill a co ored woman named Eliza Keitin by kteking he e she was in a delicate condition. In the Police Court this inorniif he was counmitted with- out bail to await the result of the woinan’s inju- ries, colored, an dd Mr. Joun Russet. Youne, American minister to China, who had been dets E Uons, was to start for China July 8ta, accor ting toa Hong Kong dispateh, which aids that a cari. ous tntrizua éxisted against Mr. Young. ‘The friends of Mr. Denny, U.S. consul at Shanghal, de- clared that Gen. Grant promised hita the Peking mission; and several unpleasant newspaper articles had been published upholding Mr. Denny aad Uureatentng Mr. Young with social and diplo- mule osetracism, ete. Mr. Denny denied having authorized the HE THOUGHT OF SUING. “"Didl you say, sir,” excitedly demanded a well-known ‘Beacon street merchant, when presented vith a bili of sixty-seven cents yesterday, —*did you say, sir, that if Ididn't pay this bill you would sue me?” No, never!” “Did you maxe any remarks that could be “Did It Let's 2¢e,—now Ido seem to remember that Lenid if If sheutd sue it hat you thought of suing, then?” “‘I-I said if Iehould sue it, you would adjourn the vase on me a dozen times, and if" “*You meant to sue me,—you meant it, I'm sure!” nd if I should get judgment for the debt and costs, it would be a life work to collect the Judgment. That's all I said.” “‘Then excase my somewhat quernlous manner. 1 aye kept my honor untarpished thus far, and Iam at peace with all the world. Pye grown ten years younger in the lust three months, and my soul is full of Joy. The ikefitman kindness is whatIlveon. Ithas re- ste’ meios! the pleasuresof earth, summed up in thatens word—Health. Tam indebted to Sanford’s Gin ether the Po- | crew 1s not much in doubt. Jt will be composed | ing charge of the ors | ‘The Wayman Grove Camp Meeting. Between 4,000 and 5,000 colored people, mostly from this city and Baltimore, attended the Way- man Grove camp meeting on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. The Sunday morning sermon was preached by Rev. G. W. Brodie, of Baltimore, who ‘spoke on “The Presence of God.” In the afternoon there was a pruying-band meeting, after which Bishop Brown, of Washington, delivered a sermon on “The Prodigal Son.” The bishop will remain. at the camp during the week. Among the clergy- men at camp were Revs. F. J. Peck, G. W. Brodie, ©. W. Fitzhugh and Daniel Draper, of Baltimore; John H. Welsh, W. H. Waters, J. W. Valentine, J. F. Lane and J. W. Cargill, of this city; J. W. Bowser, Catonsville; G. W. Weatherspoon, ‘pre- siding elder of Monticello district, Florida; W. H. Milis, New York; J. J. Herbert and Joseph Nick- oils, Maryland. “fie Baltimore Sun correspondent at the camp meeting writes: “In the first society there seems to be a rivalry between the young women of Baltimore and Washington in polnt of style in dress. Some of the dresses worn are not only fashionable, but elegant. Many of the styl- Ishiy-iressed yotng womell are accompanied by Hants equally as distingue in appearance. The ‘ashington young men hold themselves erect and walk with the self-conscousness of “colonels” on the avenue. The Baltimore young men, although not quite so important looking, are dressed just as fashionably-as the Wasbingtonians,” Amusements, Excursiens, &ce THEATER Comrqve.—An attractive bill, which includes Matt Morgan’s living pictures and an in- tertaining olio performance, 1s offered at the Comique this week. ABNER'S SUMMER GARDEN.—A delightful instru- mental and vocal concert will be given at Abner’s this evening. Driver's SuMMER ant ENTERTAINMENTS are kept up toa high standard. The garden theater affords a most inviting retreat. THE WASHINGTON SwimxixG Scoot 1s open morning and evening, for gentlemen, and for ladies from 10 a.m. to 12 m. Y. M. C. A. Excursion.—The Y.M.C.A. will give an excursion in aid of their building fund, to-mor- row evening, On the steamer W. W. Corcoran, which will ieave the 7th-street wharf at 6 o’clock. Gaack P. E. SuNpay Scoot. will on Wednes- day give an excursion to Glymont, on the steamer Keyport. THE NINTH-STREET M. P. StNDAY ScHOOL will give an excursion to Glymont to-morrow, on the Steamer Keyport, which will leaye her wharf at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. THE .GkORGETOWN CaTHOLiIc Unton will give an | excursion to Marshall Hatl to-morrow, which will be enlivened in the afternoon by a boat race, to take place between Mr. McKinney, of the Potomac | Club, and Mr. Somers, of the Piate Printers’ Row- ing Association. A boat will leave High street wharf at 8:30 4.m., and 7th street wharf at 9:30 a. m., and the steamer Arrowsmith will leave 7th street wharf at 4and7 le GOLDEN RULE Lo: No. 21, I. O. O. F., will cele- brate Its anniversary next Wednesday by giving a moonlight excursion to Marshall Hall ANACOSTIA LopGr, No. 21, F.A.A.M., Will give an excursion to-morrow to Lower Cedar Point, on the steamer Jane Moseley, which will leave the 6th street wharf at §:30 a.n THE Cnarer Port Cive will give an excurston to Leonardtown, on the steamer Arrowsmith next Wednesday, leaving the 7th street wharf at 8 a.m. Lower Cepak Pornt.—The steamer Jane Mose- ley makes excursions to Lower Cedar Point datly except. Mondays, leaving the 6th-street wharf at §:30 a.m. UANTICO Pavitton,— The steamer Keyport makes datiy excursion trips to this favorite re- sort, leaving the 7th-street wharf at 9 a.m. and 3 except Sundays, when the boat will leave at . onl} —The Potomac Frutt Growers’ provement Company run daily excursions to Gi! mont on the steamer Keyport, which leaves at 9 a. m, hind 3 p.m. ‘THE STEAMER Mary WashtyGTon makes trips to quan Falls Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri- and to Mount Vernon Springs Saturdays. BAT Fa ‘The steam canal packet Excel- slor makes trips to the Great Falis and Cabin Joun Bridge every Mond vednesday, Friday and Sun and the ‘They are this season’s goo J in plain figures. Store closes at 6 Sce advertisement. ieee Can the President of the Senate or Speaker of the House Beceme Presi- dent? To the Editor of Tur Evesto Star. The Attérney General having rendered an opin- fon that members of Congress are not cflicers of the United States, then 1t would appear that neither the present President of the Senate nor the Speaker of the House could, In the event of the Ath of President Arthur, assume his ofics. He ng the executive officer of the nation, and the ent pro tem. of the Senate and the Speaker House, under this opinion, not being officers nt, they could hot hold the office of of the governm nd every act cone by either of them lent would be illegal, would {t not? of of President, whilst Pre Congress, in complying an old law, whlen provide declare what cer shall ef his death, restenation, &., declied that the President of ths Senate and tue Speaker of the House, respectively, should fill the offic, but this action of Congres: n collision with the present decision of the law officer of the government. What say our able lawy ee ee Phew! Ob, To the Editor of Tur Evens: AR. A lady on acar coming over from Uniontown the other day attracted the attention of other pas tions and expressions of dis- “1 that butte ith tie requiremen that that. body m: tas President in cas Have we The Met ‘To the Editor of The Metropol ‘nh has never closed its doors “on account of the warm season,” and, therefore, never reopened them “because of the prevailing dissatis‘action,’as stated In Saturday’s Stak. ‘There was no preaching two Sabbaths ago becatise of faliure at the lust moment to secure a preacher. — GanLanp HeLp ror MURDER.—Richard Garland, | Who shot and killed Joseph Addison, unty 12 amined y three cou who, after hearing the testimony of him on trial for murder at the county court, to be held on eftise: This is the shooting. CLEARS A TOWN OF RvF- rssful attempt Was made Friday attle, W.T. ‘The at by a brothcr of Payne, sring by the citizens of the € speradoes. At the tap of » bell the vigilance committee assembled, and hastily prepared a list of the names ot 20 proml- nent Troughs, whem they notified to leave the ce before daylizht or abide the consequences, order was obeyed and the town was cleared. Payne, the ringleader, ts in custody. tne duel at Lunenburg aay bel t to burn the t pt was evidently who was lync nd his cons of H pemesciomck ANT |_A Proves? BautiwoxtAy DRowNep.—Mr. | John H. B. Latrobe, Jr, a prominent young lawyer | of altimore, youngest’son of Mr. Joan Ii. B. Le trobe, sr.,and brother of ex-Mayor F. C. Latrobe, Was seized with a cramp and drowned wile bath- ¢ in the Patapsco river, at Harrison’s Ferry Bar, Spring Gardens, between three and four o'clocs | Saturday afternoon, Mr. Latrobe had ona num- ber of occasions visited Ferry Bar, and was well known as one of the most experienced swimmers in the habit of visiting the shore. Tans: “LAWNS! BLACK AND BROWN FIGURES, BLACK AND BR WN BIRLPES, LAWNS! LAWNS! TINTED GROUNDS, BLUE, PINK, EORU, LAV- ENDEL, a Fs Eic., 8 CENTS, 8 CENTS. SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS! MADRAS GINGHAMS! LATEST STYLES, PLAIN VOLORS TO MATCH, 12 CENTS, ra cents per PARASOLS, $1.25, $1.80, $27 $2.50, $3. CASHMERES, LINENS, COTTONS. MATTING, CCUNTERPANES, DRESS GOODS. HAMBURGS, AT HALF PRICE. We re recei' BROSSELS ant NGRATNS* Of FALL CARPETS, TOWsON’s, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE. Sy J OHNSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN COAL AND Woop, By water and rail direct from the mines. aoe unsurpassed by any firm in the United Rg ree La ape Cer Sik re er Pranen Yards: 1202 F st. n.w, 34 3. re qh ead P ate, mw. 111d 9Eh se ewes and 2a a a southeast. (ease ‘OUT SALE. Best grade Blue Fiennel Pants, $3. Linea Bante, #00. All Suanmyer 8 Undershirts an Drawers, from T5c. uy Low-quarter Shoos, ‘Straw Hats at your own price. Oitics Coats, 40 and 2914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue. sy nearer DEPARTMENT. am Reales Sah ae pt sot ‘The Courts. Pouce ‘To-day, Chas. J Lushaw, + $8 colored, loud and ard Bell, do.; do. Josephine Johnson, co’ B tution; bonds or 30 10.; do. johnson, forfeit jones, carrying a pistol; $20 or 60 days, bog “ ols, nd mb exposure; 6 of {8 days. Jas. Gant loud and boisterous; or 15 days. Jos Pollard, colored, do.; do. Jas. Johnson, do.; do. Wm. Stewart, profanity; $5 or Taya, ‘Inc. Carter alias Walters, Tortelvea cok lateral. hy Hughes, colored, loud and boister- ous; $5 or 15 days. “Leonard Shiletto, forfeited col- lateral. Jas. Holmes, colored, trespassing on Ju- diciary square; 5 or 1sdays. Wm. Shorter. colored, loud and boisterous; $5 or 7 days. Frank Hoff: man, loud and bolsterous; #5 or 18 days Timothy MeLine, Wm. Flaherty, and Thos, Rawitns, for- feted cotiateral, Loulsi, Diggs, colored, destroy ing private ; $10 or 80 days. Alfred Bos- weilund Chas. Kinny, bathing inthe Potomae at unlawful hours; $Leach. Fletcher Houck, Sam- uel Wilitais, Aaron Brown, Maggie Smith, Henry Watson, Edward Venable, ‘Jno, and Rich‘a Pear- son, Armistead Scott, and ‘Wm. Lord, forfelted col- lateral. Edward Thompson, keeping a dangerous dog; continued until Wednesday. AMUSEMENTS. COMIQUE—SUMMER GARDEN. rpuean MONDAY, JULY 17, FANNY LUCILLE’S NAC-NAC CLODOCHE DAN- CERS. MISS ALICE JENNINGS, MISS ANNIE HART. MATINEES TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND 8S ATUR DaY. MATT MORGAN'S PICTURES, ete. HE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, ‘New York avenue, between 13th and 14th ats. ‘Water constantly changing and kept at temperature of 80 to 8 dexrees. Hours: Gentlemen, 7 to 9 a.m. and 2:30 to 10 p.m.; Ladics, 10 a.m. to 13 in. Guaranteed instruction in Swimming, $5._iy11-3m_ APSER'S SUMMER GARDEN i atreet, between ¥ CONCER’ By dy22 eth ‘and 8th streets. ENING Orchestra of FIFTEEN SELECTED MUSICIANS. Jel2-3m D®RVER's SUMMER NIGHT ENTERTAIN- MENT. THE BIJOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHINGTON. SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. 2 Anentire New Company this week in egreat bill. je5 No. 626 ON EXHIBITION No. 626 E t AND SALE AT } E Btreet. MARKRITER'S, Street Xo. 626 E etrect northwest, one door from ‘th streat, Choice Oil, Peint Engravines, Chromos, ete. ; als) Large and Choice Stock of Paperhangings, Pictura Frames, Picture Cord and Tassels, ings, Nails, etc., at Markriter’a, ‘Terms Cash. Freo Art Gallery. "olf PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, é&e. Yeoe XCURSION, * ‘FUESDAY, JULY 267H, On Steamer W. W. Corcoran. Our friends can help us towards the purchase of our new building by buying ticks ein ico ma Cperohie oeseporne pipe oes 50 cents; Elphonzo Youngs’. Kelloge & John- ‘Win. Ballantyne's, J.D. Bres's, Cochrane & Co.'s, Pursell’s, and at the Association Koome. oat leaves ih street wharf at 6 p.m. sharp. EXCURSION TO GLY MONT. GRACE P. E. SUNDAY SCHOOL, (South Washineton) WEDNESDAY, JULY 26rx, Steamer Keyport will lecve her wharf, foot of 7th street, at 9 a1. and 3 p.m.; returning atl p.m. and 9 pain. ” Tickets, 50 cents Sy22-3t CURSION TO GLYMONT Under the auspices ot the - FRUIT GROWERS ASSC CIATIO: On the iarge and commuodious steamer Keyport, DAY, JULY 25, 1882, der the auspices of M. P. SUNDAY SCHOOL. , 50 cents. Stesmer willl » wharf at Khana will be in. att-ndance, Wil xelusiver ght of the pavilion and. dining 2 years, he'f price. ST GRAND SELECT EXCURSION OF THE GEORGETOWN CATHOLIC UNION TO MA' SHALL HALL, ON TUESDAY, JULY 25111, 1882. ‘There will be a Grand Boat Hace between auney, of the Potomac Boat Club, as 8, of the Piate I'rintera Rowing Asso Som a take place immediately ou the srrivsl of, the 4 0 Bout leaves High-street wharf, Gecrzetown a 7th: BOATIN FAMILY EXCURSION, under the au ANACOSTIA LODGE, No 21, F. and A. M., { THE STEAMER JaN MOSELEY, TO LOWE CEDAR PO A 3 TUESDAY, Jnty 25, 1882. 1. Boat leaves 6th-st, wharf at §.30. children between the ges of 3 and 12 years half price. ‘Tickets may be obtamed cf members of the lo-\ id at the boat on wing ofexcursion. 70%" CEDAR POINT! (WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND.) SELECT DAILY FAMILY EXCURSION 8. The palace steamer JANE MOSELEY will make Ex- enirsions to this popniar resort, leaving wharf fo. Gth street DAILY, except Mon at #230 The rescrve the rizht to take up any tickets at yfor same. Positively no im- 2 boat o> erouuds. r families. ing. Dancing m. waxed floor, ial arrangements made with societies, clubs, jyb-m HH? FOR LEONARDTOWN! Select rion of the CHAPEL POINT CLUB LEONARDTOWN, MD., on WEDNESDAY, July , 12, mer Arrowsmith leaves Ttn street wharf at 8 ». ‘Tickets, limited to 500, $1. Brass and Daneingon the boat. Dinner can be had it or at Moore's Hotel. your tickets from any of the following com- A. Rover, D. Connell, Bes Roth, J.H, D. C, MeGivern, J. J. Fuller, A. B. Coppes, UANTICO PAVILION. GRAND EXCURSION RESORT. DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING. Boating, Fishing, Croquet, Shooting Gallery, Archery, Quoits, Ke., Ke. IMMENSE DANCING PAVILLIO: cet iidren, 25 conte. Greatly reduccd rates to churches, societies and others. Armuigcmeuts can be madeto stop'at any polut ou the n HE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE- MENT COMPANY Run daily exenrsions_to Glymont on steamer Keyport, leaving 7th-atreet_ wharf af 9 a. m. and 3p. 1n., Te- turning leave Giymont at 1 p.m. and9 p.m. Fare, trip—50 ‘cents; children under 1 cents, Greatly reduced rates to societies and clubs’ can be ob~ “tof the Treasurer, J. Orvilie Johuson, 469 Pena- sggyania avenue northwest, mm. S.A. H. McKIM, President. ‘Du. E. P. HOWLAN! _4¥20 Secretary, O°ccoguan FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, Havin, been thoroughly overhauled and newly fur- nislieds is runing excutsions to the sbove plusce, For Occoquan Falls, Sundays, Weilies gays, levins Tth-street wharf Sundays Wedhostays and Fridaye. at a... retunin De in. ickets, 25 cel mnt Vernon Sprins Eaturdays, leaving aom., returning at p.m Tick: ets, 10 cents. Asis on ail trips exeont Sunda Noobjectionable partes on the boat. 8, KANDALL, Proprietor. dyt Hi ! FOR -GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE! he Steamer Fxoeisior, canal packet, will make her jar trips to the above places on MONDAY, WED- NESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY, leaving her wharf, Congress “street and Canal, at 8 o'clock a. m. sharp. Fare, £0 cents round trip. be chartered Tuesday, ‘Thursda: For information inquire at y and GRAY & HILTO) 9th street, opposite Center Market, or G. W. WEBSTER, 1114 Ah ‘ctreet north: west. dyl-Im* Guneay EXCURSIONS. HAGE Ee Es w = as ‘EBNOON, lea oi AFT! ‘abot 8 Aen’ ith-street wharf price. Will make triy ery SUNDAY, embracing al kinds of r BOM to three lessons. Outfits Sie eta eee ee Je7-dm strect nortiveat, (CHE RUPPERT, 3 ‘NOs, 403 AND 405TH STREET NORTHWEST, BEADQUAT TANS GHLLIAGE COMPAR, oT “OWN ARTIST.—A PUL ISVENTION “ey Arc CITY ITEMS. Public Voice. ‘Wasmixatox, D. C.. December 80, 1881. Gentlemen :—Being a sufferer from female weak- nesses to such an extent I could not go around the house, and having fatled to get from the ‘treatment of some of our most responsible Bays. clans, my husband persuaded me to try Brown’s re and Iron Bitters, two bottles of which com stored me to health, and I am now hearty. My husband also took Brown’s Iron Bit- fers for kidney complaint with beneficial results From the effect shown on me by the use of the first bottle Dr. Briston recommended its continued use. Mrs. M. LaTREnt. ‘The Fowler Spring Mattress. A warrantee certificate for five years issued with each one sold. Salesrooms 1105 7th street n.w. 3 The Soper A. Speers vineyards tn grape ci ol 8 ad eyards In New Jersey last year was Goudie that of any previous- year. His vineyards In New Jersey have so in creased each year that he has been enabled to keep a stock five to six years ahead. None of his Port is sold less than four years old. It has be- come a popular wine among the ‘best physicians in New York, and 1s largely used for communion purposes and for weak and aged persons. For sale by Druggisrs and Grocers. Don’t be Alarmed at Bright's Disease, Diabetes, or any disease of the Kidneys, liver or urinary organs, as Hop Bitters will certainly and lastingly cure you, and it ts the only thing that will. Forty Years’ Exvcrience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ts the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses {n the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-falling success by millions of Mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, gripin; in the bowels and wird colic. By giving healt to the child'it rests the mother. Price % cents a bottle. ,W38 Mr. Chas, Smith, of Jimes, Ohio, writes: Ihave used every remedy for sick heac- ache I couid hear of for the past fifteen years, but Carter's litte liver pills did me more good than all ¢ rest. Kidney Disense. Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence, De- posits, Gravel, &6., cured by “Buchupatba.) $1. epot, Stott & Croiwell. 9 Brights Disease of the Kidneys, Di-+ abctes. No danger from these diseases if you use Hop Bitters; besides, being the best family medicine ever made. Trust no oth Iderney Dair: ons. Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 34-Ib. “Ward” printa 4c. per 1d. iso, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet mili, per qt. Cream, ide. pint. ATTORNEYS. W FITZGERALD, e | ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, G0, Corcoran Building, Practices in all the Courts. N, 2 MILLER ‘Rooms 2 and 4 Gui HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Fey ke RIGERATORS, _ PORCELAIN-LINED COOLERS, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, ICE PITCHERS, PRESERVING KETTLES, JELLY TUMBLERS, FRUIT JAKS, &e. M. W. BEVERIDGE, IMPORTER OF CHINA AND GLASSWARE, Sy22 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN. REicERaTons, ATER COOLERS AND OIL STOVES AT REDUCED PRICES. Our stock of above goods being too larg low figures to close the: out, A fui line of portable and brick-set RANGES, LA- TROBES. FURNACES and SLATE MANTELS. An inspection solieite i Avents for DANFORTH'S VAPOR STOVE; the best re in the marke DANFORTH’S FLUID constantly on hana. W, 8. JENKS & CO., street northwest. T REDUCED PRICES. will fit any window. will eell at Giiroy’s Improved LACE CURTAIN STRETCHERS. GEO. WATTS 314 7th etreet, 5 doors above Penna. avenue. 709 WILARTH &EDMONSTON: 709 FRUIT JARS, JELLY TUMBLERS. CREAM FREEZERS, (fHE BEST MADE.) ES ON REFRIGERATORS. DECORATED DINNER 'S, from $18 up. DECORATED TOILET SETS. from $3.75 up. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 709 MARKET SPACE. RGANS jy6 __ PIANOS AND O (OHAUNCEY J. RE NEW PRICE LIST oF SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGA ED'S ed fall ag: oat £00.87 By be Merificed those eclebrated NEW YORK UP- ;.mclerant rosewood case, nearly new, and me T-octave rosewood SPEAR PIANO, with ing bass and jate improvements; $100. —Oue genuine CHICK ERT iB gel ones $00; Te ie REEV MASON & HAMLIN 6.—One genuine LORING & BLAKE ORGAN, with stop aud warrant No. 7.- nuine BURDETT ORGAN, with massive M. will be slaughtered at $150. s prices wid easy terms on the SS HIENiKAMP PIANOS and the SHONINGER CYMBELEA OXGANS. N.B.—Cash always on hand for the purchase of eec- ond-hand F 5 street northwest. EICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMS, PIANOS of various makes for scle and rent at re- duced prices.“ Win, Knabe & Co.'s World-F] & f° renowned Pianos, ‘Tuning aud Repairing, 423 11th etreet, above Pennsylvania avenue. Je8-3m_ EATTY’S ORGANS, 27 STO! $90. PIANO#, $297 50. Factory running day and night ati logue free. Address DANIEL F. BEATTY. Washing ton, N. J. m3. ea G L. WILD & BRO.. 5 709 7th Stroct Northwest, role agents for the STI) nd theK RA NICH| & BACH PIANOS anc STEY OKGAN Special attention given to Tuning Pianos and Organs. Several Pianos and Ongans now for rent at low rates. FPICE’S ICE CREAM, WARRANTED PURE and sutisfactory, $1.20 "per galion. Wholesale and retail stores 2 and J Center Market, fronting Penneyl- vauia avenue, Washinzton. D.C. m8 PPP 7 IT g855q pee & F as Tt § BPP AAT AA HE Sassy Bo SAS Tru 24 Ht Sgss8 RRR OO Y Ya 4 Khoo YY a E RRRO O YY AA L ER ROO ¥ Asa Lb B BOO AA CLL 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, axp 401-403 TWELFTH STREET, LISLE GLOVES. ‘We beg to inform our patrons that we have sold all our old stock, but as we still haa demand for more we boughta MANUFACTURER'S STOCK at halr usual Price. We will sell for % “ep 2 Ze bs. A LISLE GLOVE, WORTH AT LEAST SR M%—q_ 00 % § wh RE be. ‘Bear in mind that our entire stock of LISLE GLOVES can now be bought at 30 per cent less than usual prices. A TA 858s rAE AUeS ‘A LLL A 4 Ut Sass% OVAL. DRY_ GOODS. DRY GOODS. oOo IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWSS, FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, The’ assortment of Lawns in Washington. white al Diner Exwneeniy See sited a Si navy-blue, dark green and other col- Black Brocade Silke reduced from $1.50 GCBROEDER'S “MONOPOLY” SILKS. SEATON PERRY, ° (Svccesson To Peary & BRorHen), SOLE AGENT FOR WASHINGTON. THESE SILKS WER! ED THE “GOLD TDA AL THE Panis PRICRITION OF fe BUPEMIORITY IN COLOR SOFTNESS IN PINisie AND GREAT DURABILITY. Prices range Te. to $2.50. A VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY. ot Th PARIS: of FMIRE SILK, at This silt is “conaidered superior 10 ‘im the make of Sik is of SATIS, RHAD, casi KINS and . et. New and it sURAUN MOTE Fea immense aesortment ST ct., $1, $1.25, $150, 81-75, 52. e a eo, wey CADE SATINS So, lack ar pe A ph ead SILKS. Dinner Napcine, ail ince, Ton dose; “Choice FABRICS,” for Wear at places. Black mere Shawls, ‘wool, $2 to $10. CASHMFRE and CHUDDA SHAWLS. ible White Blankets $2.7" LADIES LINE and MOHAIW DUSTERS. " sj tg width, 31% to 7c. lata iran Nun's veiling, pure wool, (in 250. Golored Cashinteres, in yink abd Het Soe. Pure Silk and Woo! ‘Black Grenadine reduced wel Black and White Striped 3 Nun's Velling, cbiacs,) all pure wool, 25e. CARTER's, 58 711 MARKET SPACE. HH" HELP! HELP! Wanted plenty of help to get rid of our still immense stock previous to removing into our Handsome New Building. It is impossible for us to mention all the low prices to which we have reduced the Goods still on hand; enough ‘said when we say that no Goods shall be carried inio the new building that a price will sell. ‘We have on hand about 10 cases Beautiful LAWNS at Sets, About 1,800 pieces WHITE GOODS of every deacrip- tion, These we have reduced to the cost of importa- tion, and are cheap. 3,000 yards genuine Wameutta SHEETING, ten-quar- ter wide, running in length from one toten yards, at about 25 cts. per yard. This make cost $734 cts. to buy from the agent. LL DRESS GOODS REDUCED TO ONE-HALF THEIR FORMER PRICE. ALL GOODS MUST BE SOLD THAT A PRICE WILL SELL. ‘We are proud to say that the Building cost much more than we anticipated, and cur bank accounts run low. We must therefore replenish. Help us to do this, and we shall help you to better bargains than you have ever bought before, 800 dozen two-inch Hemstitched Pare Linen HAND_ KERCHIEFS at 11 cts. ; have been sold at 25 cts, All Odds ana Erds in HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, such as Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, etc., at half- Price to close. WE MUST SELL WE SHALL SELL WE WILL SELL DURING THE HOT SEASON. 5, | FOR US THIS YEAR, AS WE ARE DETERMNED No. 1. One UPRIGHT GRAND, eal Fae | TO FINISH OUR ENTERPRI3E IN SUCH A STYLE AS TO BE A PRIDE TO THE CAPITAL. LANSBURGH & BROTHER, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET jy2 Nonruwesr. GAs COOKING ZOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, TENTH STREET. 320 NO SEASHORE “Novelties” in WHITE GOODS. ALL PARASOLS, EMBROIDERED ROBES an@ SUMMER NOVELTIES, at Prime Cost. EP"CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR+ RECT PRICES, Er R RKE R RR R PERRY BUILDING, Penneylvania avenue, corner 9th atrost. Established 1940. wa 5Q) PECES BEST LAWNS, FAST COLORS, 100. ‘All pure LINEN LAWNS reduced to 200. ES, 25 and S0e., Real ORGANDIE LAWNS, 12}¢c. Our WHITE GOODS department is fully stocked, and comprises sonie of the latest nowe.ties, 10.000 yards of real WAMSUTTA COTTON, in rem- nants, ranging from 5 to 20 yd. piboen, 10c, PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at cost. Examine our stock, and you will be convinced that we are selling goods at reduced prices. INO. A. LUTTRELL & ©O., 817 Market Space, jy22 W. M. SHUSTER & SONS Have THIS DAY reduced the Prices on all PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. REAL PONGEE PARASOLS, At $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4.50, Just the thing fora Mid-summer Parasol. The prices are loss than cost at wholangie, and the Goods first-class in every respect. CHOICE GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT RAVE rder te close them s called to our Larce Line of BON- . As these are the best Goods in the Market, and will be much used in the Fall et higher prices, we offer a rare opportunity to purchasers, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 5 ONE PRICE. THE BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST. ay _————__ A’ Cost! aT CosT!" We have marked down all LINEN LAWNS to 18 cts, AULINEN LAWNS to 25c., worth 74. Pest CANTON GINGHAMS reducedJo 100. A splendid tine of GRENADINES of most desirable styles reduced to cost. All COLORED DRESS GOODS at cost. WHITE GOODS. Splendidstock. Low prices, HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, Large stock. Alas reduced prices. All FANCY PARASOLS at cont. We are compelled to sell goods cheap to prepare for removal to our Lew store, now building for us, afew doors west of our present location. “ONE PRICE ONLY." NEL & CLARK. 803 MARKET &8P, ~ BOOKS, &« NEW Books. joating Matter of the Air, by John FR. 2,90; Anta, Boos and Wasbe by sir hing es Inter. Scie. Series. $2; Appleton’s page ge v5, new ‘edition, payer, ‘cents; Auue, joip! 50 5 ftauce Fenimore Woolson, $1.25; California for Health, Pleasure and) Residlgnos, new edition, ‘thor= oughis wised by Charles Nordboff, $2. ckens, by As us ¥. Ward, 750 - A Pali in of Finance, by Eaward Jenkins, M. P. ‘Ginx’s Baby, f |. Ascheubroedel **No Series,” $1. A Reverend dol a novel, $1.50. ‘The Diseanos of Memory, Kibet, Int Bet. Sermes, $1.50. Errore in the English, by Win. B. Hodgson, $1.50. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, SYLVANIA AVENUE. set Threein Norwa: 4 Winnins the Battie, Appleton’s Generai Guide, U.S. Nordhof’s Ca:itornls, (new edition). 2.00 Drake’ ite Mountains, (Travelers edition). ... 3.00 Anne, Tlustrated, by Kehiart. 1.25 1.00 1.50 100 ratios, a5 J. CHAPMAN, Metropolitan Book Store, set ASILVANIA AVENE, N ¥ BOOKS. JOH! $1.25. jadin of Fi Plearure and a 9 id nd, Se Lothe af tie Milk Hh # : othe jesus: $1280. Drake's White Mountains; $3," Oxzond’s Pocket Guide to Europe; $1.50. Anew and Dbeautifa! assortment of Stationery and Fancy Gowds juni received. by WM. H. MORKISON, Law Booxsku.es axp STATIONER, a 9 Pennsylvania aren Washincwons'D. G. KiNe'’s pauace, = No. 814 SEVENTH STREET. THE KING OF THE MILLINER AND THE GREAT LEADEK OF FASHION, TEE CELLULOID TRUSS: Ty s, ever wears out, always clean, Worn while'bathing, Is for saleat CHAS. FISHER’S, 623 7th street northwest. MRS. FISHER devotes her attention to the wantsof Lady Patrons. mil can be Fo THE SUMMER Use AMERICAN GINGER ALE. Retail Price One Dollar ($1) Per Dozen, For Sale by Dealers and by the Manufacturer. SAWL C. PALMER, 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET, ‘West Washington. sylT PALMER'S LURIBER. A BIG TUMBLE IN WHITE PINE LUMBER. j AS USUAL WE ARE THE FIRST TO REDUCE PRICES. WHITE PINE IXCH SECONDS DRESSED @) SIDES, $40 PER THOUSAND. — OUR INCH SECONDS ARE AS GOOD AS MOST OTHER YARD SELECTS, AND MAY BE BET- TER CALLSD WHITE PINE CLEAR LUMBER; THAT NEVER YOUR LAST CHANCE. Only 8 few more of thi MUENCH Cane ware ‘#t 50c., worth $1.50. Another Reduction im RIBBONS. $10,000 worth to be closed eut. pruates : 5! 2 Mother Keduetion in In White, Cream ack. and other slaughtered. FRENCH FLOWERS at half their value, Lac Magnificent Oriontsl and Spanish Laces, very wide an@ ‘@xcellent q ality, at 2c. per Yard. LOVELY OSTRICH TIPS, at 25c., 50c. and T5e. Our Straw Department ix stocked with al! the leading and Gesiribie slayes. We are determined to close the entire stock, no reat the sacrifice, got to be sold, PLUMES? Colors, “to Elegent Real PANAMA HATS, At $1.50, worth $4. a LAN AND CAN’ ae aes a TON HATS, TRIMMED PATTERN HATS, atany price. No reasonable offer will be refused. LINEN ULSTERS ‘Less than Manufacturers’ Prices. BLACK ENGLISH TREBLE CRAPE at wonderfully Low Prices, EXTRA BARGAINS TLIS WEEK. DON'T FAL TO CALL, BS 1 nection other §F~ Xo branch store. Nocou: uheny oes Fe ooxomican AND SAFE. WEAVFR, KENGLA & €O."3 LAUNDRY SOAP IRFOUNOMICAL, BECAUSE IT 18 PUNE. tA Ad ULTERATIONS,