Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1884, Page 8

THE EVENING 28, 1884-DOUBLE SHEET. LOCAL ME NTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CATEF SiGNat OFFICER, Wasuiseron, D. C., fume 28, 1884, #30 m. we ‘ally fair | showers in southern | yg acfally froma northeast to south- | tenuiy rendered. For Sunday fair Weather ty indicated for die AUantlc states, lake region maida recoded by a. wii east. slight in temperature, = revelves trunks © are, bonds an deposti te wrice of thr 1. Deposit cotupany, corner 15th ali sorts of Valuable things on | y amoderate charge. See adver- olkars per gale welur lo any offered 10 | St. Aloysius? Schoo! THE CLOSING EXERCISES AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRE- MIUMS YESTERDAY. The closing exercises of St. Aloysius’ school, tn | charg* of the Sisters of Notre Dame, were held yesterday. The selections of instrumental and “al mnusle composing the program were exct’ ‘the following young ladies | ceived crowns for good conduct: Graduating class, | Misses Mary Maloney, Macy Gurney, Margaret | Heady, Mary Corriden, Joana King, Helen Talty, | ret Downing. Ella Murray, Ella Monahan, 4 Holiohan, kuzabeth O'Brien; second class, Mary Grady, Mary Gorman, ey, Katharine Wide. Ella Walsh, Mary Kenelly, Alive Greeuwood, Ella Lansdale, Elizabeth Brosnan and Mary Mill; Junior class, sliver Misses Agnes Lenthan, Mary Fitzgerald, sary zains now. | cuire, Mary Stant Zuber Ivey,’ Cath Selan, Catharine Brew Kep, Rep, | Si Mary Hill, Rose McGivern and wad RK | frst grammar close, Misses Cora Heffertuan, Har- of Eulerprise Tea | met Lochte, Mary Welsh, Mary Wilson, Eva Bentz- tors; main ler, ‘Teresa O'Brien, Sarai Allen ‘au aptioi | Coyle; second graiimar Misses i Liberty | rine “McNamara, Catharine | Maguire, Agnes Kor Mary Sulli An Hi, Anna Gorman, Elizabeth — Sulit Ven, Mary’ Kirby, Susin Kelly, Nora Lyons, Julie Gritin, Lola Murray, ‘th Powell, Kuen Netlertn ay Walsh, E) merhorn, Mary Sulli nd Mary “MeMenimen. Elementary Class, Misses Catherine Bryant, Etta Flynn, Marga- Maloney, Mary Cannon, Bridget Canty, Helen rk ory Sullivan, M er, Rose’ Butler, atly Grady, Nora Rtordan, y Rowan, Martha Healy, Fioreuce Smitu and Bridget Shea — Pre- paratory class, Misses Annte Kelly, Annie Jone Josephine ¢ Ma: Kate Burns, Jose- phine Grady, Nelli ie Ready,” Agnes olan, ¥ Osiema ile Brookes, Mary | Mane Jones, Bessie Shafer, Marcel A Coughlin, Mary Furlong, Nora Donohue, Mary reet t M. Gorman, Mary Connell, Della O'Neil, to Odd Kirby, Alice Talor, Katie Costetio and pl . Scanlan meets Honors for good” conduct were conferred upon Liurstsa Rops and all kinds electric work. | the following young fadies: § s Mines CoS 419. 13th stivet | Marcella Nolan and Ay Borbeck.” Junior HE Soldiers’ Tes unlon, No, 2, held thelr | ©: , Misses: ‘y MeGrath, Mary Wilson, Ida fir antversary tas St night ip the chap Fitzgera: and Corine McFarland. First gram- @t Sobite Hote. rolses consisted of ad- | mar Jass, Misses Margaret O'Brien, Mar- Gfesses, recitations and music. garet Ken Catherine Sheehan, Mary = | Mary L. Foley, PApen’s HesTArRant Is the place to enjo: eramtoar class, Misses of Lite ‘Y. Pauline Walil Co Way, he knows how 0 keep it. FUssenu’s ler Caeast Shipped auy waere ¢ é = Mary Daley, Mary Nick Coup Grass of the celebrated “Vienna sarah’ Montison M @abinet Beer” can siways be had at Wiikening’s | and Mary Gorman ‘Tween ontol by the timely preeaue | #Watded 4s follows: Senior class, Miss J are prevented by the timely precate | juntor class, ‘ pan; first grauunar, < your loose valuables with the | Miss Marg second grammar, Miss An? 1 sit company, corner 19th street | Te hie The aud New York avenne | sceond he eo Ps Se Miss Mary Grady; Junior ¢lass, Miss M. Fitzgerald; We Have placed on our countersspectal bargains | M455 Mary Grady; Juni reesei eseni fh low qharier shoes, OXford button, tes aud slip | ASE graumar, Wiss Sabina butler; second gram Pec aear button and Ince shots At Helbran's | Certidcates of excellence, premiuins aid honors {oF ‘ oF secon and ‘fle ce, pre ad honors for | Pe Rind, Oe ete street second door above D. | Dronciency in various studies: were distrivuted 1h Look for The vid Woman in Window. Cuarwas has just received, at 91 avenue, another iot of the London ¢ alltel Hote paper and envelopes, & Wines, Whic Also, ail Kinds of ¢ 3 reundy, deh Is highly recomme Pennsylvania | ceived my second ship- J purchased while ¥ Sarah Buu r, Catharine Colt ryand Margaret Pui lentary class-Misses MaryReese, Mary Woite, Elz. | Laura Sinith, Julia “Mit Wilson, & the different classes to the following Graduating class—Misses Ella Mot Downing, Anna Hoilohan, Mary Gur loney, Margaret _§ ung ladles: n, Marzaret ty. Svnior class— » Marcetia Nolan, Ella im renwoo |, Catharine Wade, Eliz Mary Quill, Mary Kenneily, Mary rine Lackey, Eila Walsh, Mary ‘Kk. Junior class- harine Costelly, Agne Wisses Kila Leon- Lenin, Mary Fitz- by by Ais Get them at Chr Xuuder’s, No.9 gerald, M. Maguire, Joanna Costelio, Mary #4 street bOrlawest, Brewer, Emma Solio, Elizabeth — Iv Cath. 7 SSS rine Brosnan, a Brick, Catharine So- Coup tilled chalus and bracelets; Prigg’s Jewelry an, Kose M4 vern, Mary ¥ ature. ret Sextou, Stanton, “Anna REMI SIESS crammmnar Hoansowe and convenient houses for sate on B | Eyal et wire f ot by SH. Walker, notary, 639 Lou- | Flizabetit Buns avenue, _ Sarah Alle ean oa dake Dek - onue, | ethan, Mary tit MeGrath, May Weish, Veuenta Makine at 1314 Peuusylvania avenue. | 4) "4 Foley, Mary Wilson, Margaret, O'Hare; te SIX elegant imperial portraits for $1. Purces— Hubia’s, S16 7 stree St. Joun’s Con. this institutto; WALZ company, corner 15th > hours Yau LO4 p. mb osing éxerct th inst, ab artist nd era mia Class, Misses Mary Mc With, Mangare a Mary Mullan, Mary MeMentinen,Catharine | | | ' : rau s Marke Ratelif, Catharine Magu Pennsylvania avenue. | sy:rJuret O'finien, Teresn King, Anule Millere a Wey ArrEENGUS a horse attached to a | Multhews en Killeen, Yo hs Felix A. Salter and driven by his | Aunie “h Lo : eevoi ult Mary Walsh, Jesunette Sicken, Catharine Collis S ooedinese aad rancupeone | Mary MeGivern,ad late Julien Pwanow, chiuwing cue eho bay | 10 abet Sullivan, Lun Murr ugg hin Duel Hen Scherimerhorn, Eile Ck y. Pauline Wallis, INE FAaxgars.—Gents’ best hand stitched mmentiry class Mi ¥ Tteese, Annie Wile es, EXqUIS superior Workmanship, | Son, Helen 1: N aitenddy, Gertrude bFice $) an 5.50, must be closed oUt al $1.90 May, Bridget et Coyle,” M et Myers, Sarah M Joanna Koeh Willians, P e Quinian, Sinith, Et Migomery, Mary Sittci,’ > garet ‘MeDunild, rab Met ry ary, 3 ie Br Elizabeth Mi Uistie trt- | it i Mary Woit ehieved by Master Vincent E. Lyneb, | Graduating 1 conferred ir wocuiticemt Napersoiation of Cardinal Wor | Margaret “Downlhg, Mary Gurney. Ellzabeth Bey, which was Liv Iiaile wiatvel of Sul Amusements, &c., Fo-nizht. THEATER ComIQce GARD: Princess of Trebizonde.” Durve entertainment. 415 71H STREET.—Museum of Anatomy. Condensed Locals. Street tngn! nev the 3:00 Avert u nt N.— Alice Oates In “The S SOMMER GaRDEN.—New and interesting S Will be Ughted at 745 p. m. and ex- ‘ut of the Carroll Institute ex- Cursion as lo the change of lime of starting of the Murray, Helen Talty, iy, Mary Corriden, Anna Hollohan, Margaret i { Joanna King and Mary Maloney. = - St. Mary’s Schoo! THR MEDALS AND PREMICMS DISTRIRCTED AMONG THE PUPILS LAST EVENING. past evening the annual distribution of premiums Of St. Mary's school (ok corner of 5th and Washington streets, in the presence of a large number of the parents and friends of the puptis. An entertaining program of music and recitation | Was presented. In the first class for boys, sentor jeircle, first. division, for application 1. studies | premiums were awarded 10 John. Lochbohle | Henry Kiefer, Join Gozler, Joseph Schulz, | Geler, Henry Nolte, Henry’ Hessler, Frank 7) ae Ella Menohan, “Ell: ex Begowltz, 'Seconit “division —Hie i sew | Jon Polonl, Wm. Miller, Alex. i of she late Mary Hopeton Drake, of New | startin Miller, (ton Savage, Waiter x, leaves 10,un) Lo the Theolusieal semiuary at | eT ne Strait Kannan Fee G Central Lodge, No. 1, & 0.0. F last evening | RisPa® Junior cincle—Joseph Reberich! Thomas elected the soln rH. S. Hw W. R. Hunt, re ‘ROE Hunt, J. H. Danie atrick Downs sé of erection three two-story. tx kdwelling On kl, Det aut D street southwest. H aney In NO. 16, LO. O. F, S.J. Hulsiett, W. Leann a RH. ell, 3d se . Mindley Hunt.treas.; cher, representatives to the grand ;, of South Washington, has een Virginia ave- pects 10 have bout three weeks. has elected ogier, Henry Hell, Wm. Heurich, Charles Loch- ii Dohler,’ Frank Ruppert, Anton Specht, Edward ohn ronard, Joseph Stalth, Frederick Eicholz, John i, | Kaspar, Joseph Specht, Aloys Genau, Edward Sinith, Aloys Haski. r for Christian doc- trine, Henry Wolte. Sliver medal for regular at- tendance at mass, Frank Trapp. First ¢1 senlor circle, first division—Lizzle Were Ruppert, Annie Miller, Katte Polont, Mary Trill Eutly Wagner, Mary Sussan, Mary Klug, Henrietta Lepitsch, Clara Plépenhring, Mary Meuth, Aitee room | Koch, Lizzie Caspart. Sevond diviston—Lizzie Nau, | Minnie Kaiser, Mary Buner, Mary Fischer, Agues | Branch, Annie Werle, Mary Jordan, Marty Hell- muth, Rosa Miller, Mary Miller, Jenny Reynolds. Junler Cirele—Anne Ruppert, Clara Schwab, Kutle |. Apel Rueth, Hag. Gum, Maggie Bat nan, Katie Walter, Lf Reith, Annte Kaiser, in| Eluuia Bauer, Kathe Zegowltz; pri : Of tle Washington Licht Infantry, hia | Rubenstein, H. Kultz; folek mesial for Christian , he Washington [cht 1 doctrine, Lizzie Berens: silver medal for regular at: : cers of the cotps to part flpsate tn * ue 6 tt City Guard of tts u h city forty John Auth, George Auth, rive Ww hold memorial services Fenwick, Frank’ Fenwick, Peter Haut. Pui sae Con ai Ephratin h Heulman, Charles Herring, Chart tae x urch to- im, Gustave huhie, Joseph Lochbc John Rene. ‘ealogiog v#llt H, Kdward Lamkin, Charles Lalor, August r fternoon, shen eulogies ¥ Nan, John a, Ovlisberte muard Oster a pe en a b, Charles Pepper, Ger bus rendered. . ne Ruppert, W. West gee ane regen , Robert. ‘Sort Rudolph art fle tion Strand, ore Tr: fernard Warhle, John ee vlodted cndurtine , Weisky , Edward Bure, Adara Selihots lon on the schovl ler, Carolla ¢ CeocSiia Haskt, Elise Kubler” Mary js Kine, Eintna Raiser, Mary ntezer, Frances (60 ine Loty, Eltrleda Selliausen, Mary Drese! Pauline Helauihy Ani Von De Lohler, Caroline ‘Lochbobler, Paul trade Mills, Barbara Miller, Josepii Dara Nessicin, Mathilde Nau, Rosa No Nolte, Alice Pepper. Mary Plepenbring, Ruppert. th, Anna Reith, : ea pat es Siuith, Bertha Isabella Stoops, C bs She wueEEne chemicerece wehn iner | SeMakopf, Lotisa Specht, Anna Wagner, Catharine Su dalle Oe Rowers. Riso teucier ant | vs Else Merenuann, Alice Ferguson, Caroline tn ccs Hed with white rbbous over the | Wilt ea ARE Bi o 2 “4 eels lass. bows: and eirls.—Joseph Cain, Miss Lucy fted t Nally For profelency fiver 1 25, thn r tf ONUMENT. —T eserit AUR. meer: “The mont ary Hor ¢ tient ee ou i thrown down irfdieates th y Whea Lis Ille's work Wa wiorttlize Ins natn wi rs the fa ting 16 signed distribution of mnt pleted, for all tne its natural | john Jordan, John Muth, Jos sckeill, Wiliam Rupp, Wiliam Bau, Joseph Mills. Matthew Von Dreier, Prank McMapns, Wale | ter Blepens, Predertck 1 (eBrien's jaicter, Kosa Dorr, Elise Mills,” Dune | Schlene ‘narine folks some ood je Trill: jain Louisa Miles, Margareth stu fay Veron x prietta Baim, M aul ior Istan doctrine iUAMee Ab Uti Catherine Lotz; silver medal for » Win, Reith. —_ r Act of J orof THk Evesine Sian, the bill glving fifteen days leave of absence to our letler carters with pay has passed nd meets with general approbation by the public pt that it should hi been t 'y days), the sxovernment elaployes to reces) Test durin; % inonths should be the hard worked an Hstice Needed, rly f ise niganmen fam Pald employes of the Bureau of Engravin, rip ng Real pera cll eed ON TU Print Wiy should they be denied a leare oe : bedi venn| pay, When itis granted toemployes of the Work t went 1s very ar. sury aay eo ! Wren hele purines SDpeoD AX. | Doss Visrr’s Lerrens in the Swiday Herata are crhte stateur tieartot writhig at the | AMON ILS W2ost attractive features irs syencee Went 2h) das syotetds | Carvers. —Wo are opening new patterns of Brus: is ow veil “hich Thy se sels anil ingrain carpets, fall styles. Prices for the Man Eph se les next 39 days 10 per cent Jess Uhan later In the sea. i, at Towsot’s, 635 Pennsylvania avenue, south st side Avsownix Pose Fonrth of July Excursions, REDUCED RATES TO CHICAGO. In order that the public may have the opportu- nity of enjoying the national hoitday to the fullest extent, the Pennsylvania railroad company, In ac cordance with a custom pursued for severa will sell excursion bi between system, east of Pittsburg and These tickets will be n be procured on the 3 good to return until Uhe 7th, inelustv the benefit of p we U Visit Ci the oeeas mocrati¢ national conve! the Pennsylvanta railroad wiii sell round-trip ti from eastern citles to Chicago at a rate reduced to the cost of an unlimited ticket in one direction. These excursion tickets will be placed on sale on the 3d of July. They will be good going from Ue 3410 the 8th, thelusive, and good (o retucn ne JSth, telus! No stop-over privileces | greatly re- and 4th | e. For reditetions offer splendid opportunities for mikiny a short trip In the east, or a more extended imip to the West, at very low rates. — NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION VIA PENX- | SYEVANTA RAtLROAD.—F jegates and. visitors Ming the nitional democratic convention, Uekets to Chicago will be placed on sale at the oflices of the Pennsylvania railroad July 3 to 7, in clusive, good golng to destination on or before July | Sand g00d for return passage on or before Juiy 18. Tickets good for continuous passage in bot direc Hons, Fare for the round trip, $21.50. The P. RI oifers superior advantages over other lines, and a tripover the road at this season Will be one of pleastre and comiort. Down Pratt's Letren tn to-morrow’s Sunday Her- ald Will be interesting reading. Novs Venice: N Verna: Wide Double-width. Pure Wool, in Cream, Pink, Blue and Black, reduced to actual cost, J SILKS! SILKS! 37, 48, 50. 37, 43. 50. LAWNS’ LAWNS! LAWNS! 1 & & 10. % 8 10. 3.8 10, } one, BLACK SILKS! $1.00, 1: $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, CARTERS, 711 Manger Srace, IN'S VEILING, Pure Wool, 20. HANDSOME BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES A from 81 to 50, SILKS (very best quality), 81.60, reduced to 'S VEILING, pure woo! Ince style, 25. | BLACK BROCADE slr K VELVET, $1.00. | COLORED SATIN MERVEILLE VEILING (Black), doubl-width, 20. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, Pure Woul, 81.50. 423 CARTERS, 711 Marker Space, YER'S SARSAPARILLA OPERATES RADICALLY upon and through the blood, and isasafe, reliable, iabsolute cure for the various diseases, complaints, and disorders, due to debility, or to any constitutional taint vr infection. VOID BY ALL MEANS THE USE OF CALOMEL | 4Afor biltous complaints. Ayer's Cathartic Pills. com- pounded entirely of vegetuble ingredients, have been tested for forty years, and are acknowledyed to be the Dest remedy ever devised for torpidity of the liver, cos- | tiveness, and all derangements of the digestive appara tus Jet Lanes INDIA LID 6 | FIGURED SWISS M Gacze Veses, WN, Linen Styles, Tots, | ANDY LAWNS. Yard Wide 10 cents, PLAIN PINK, BLUE AND LAVENDER LAWNS, T'S, 1254 cts., 15 ets, Wets., 2.6 LINEN FOR Boys’ TABLE LINENS, | « BLACK CASHMERES, All Wool, 40 cts, NUN'S VELLING, all dren's HOSE, no 6 Gents. HALF HOSE, no seams, | Ladivs HOSE, colored, no seams, Children’s HOSE, 10 cts, | DRESS s | PAKASOLS, SUMMER SILKS 13, up. cents, | COTTON, from 5 cts, up. CALICO 4 ets. up. SHEETING TONS, All Widtha, BIKAW MATTING. TOWSON’S, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, Near Center Market. Jer | FPeatuen-Wetcut Crore . Instead of sweltering in the heat with thick clothes while weitine for the tailors to wet a suit made to order, | comfort yourself out of these: { CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS, WHITE SERGE SUITS, | MOHAIR Coats, ENGLISH SEERSUCKERS, BLUE ENGLISH SERGE SUITS, DRAP D'ETE SUITS. GEORGE SPR ONE-PLICE CLOTHIER, 507 SEVENTH STREET, For Trav Davs Oxy We ofier the following ereat barzains. As we find our stock entirely too lanze we must sell, as we heed the money. Onr stock of Shoes and Slippers is very complete, and it will pay you to look vek before buying, a8 we | assure you you can save money in doing so, | | | 7 $30 1: fe kid bu (Alot whic! Misces! Shoes, mutt. Shons now #2 ele from 60e. up, Men's handsome low =hors trom 81 up, Men's very Ltutsome low butt, only $i Our men’s “Gnrt’=" low slives tor the balanes of the fersom ut the cativerdnary low price of & worth from $9 to 87. | Gur line of Ladies, Misses’ and Children Slippers lnust not be overlooked, A beautiful Opera Slipper for Some elegant House Slippers at Le Misses? aiid Children’s at tie same low and are Se. 40¢., 50e, Vrices, Stock at a great sacrifice, Call steure sone Of these bargains, at the Meliable Loe Stores of | | 8 | _ 16 (Piz Dostae Frere Avrnuz SILING STYLE CASSIMERE Hat Witt be ready May 2h, TFART, DERBYS in ull s apes. MAPLE DEKBYS in all shape At WILLETT & RUOFFS, ole Agent for Dunlip's New York Hats, 93 Pennsylvania avenue. In fact, our ent carly and SHEIMER & BROS, S08 Tth and 3151 M streets sm Sena Goons ‘Te largest and bent selected stock of FUITINGS ever oftered for gentlemen to select trom at the LEADING JAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF WAnHINGION, H, D. BARR, mhit 1111 Pennsylvania fiyonue, ‘The Case of Edward Brice, EFFORTS TO SAVE HIM FROM DRATH BY THE ROPR. ‘The Court in General Term will adjourn the pres- ent (May) term on July 7ih, and consequently, if executive clemency does pot intervene, the execu- tion of the colored man, Edward Brice, convicted of murder, in having killed Peter Washington at the B. and P. depot, in February last, will take place on the following Friday, July 11th, One appifeation has already been mute to the Prestlent for the commutation of the death senteace to imprison- tuent for life, without success; but it 1s understood that Mr. E. P. Phelps, his counsel, will not relax lus efforis in this direction till the last moment. Some sympathy 1s felt for Brice, on account of the good reputation he had borne previous to the hom- leide. Among those interested in Brice’s cage is the widow of a prominent general, who tilnks that she Was, In some degree, (he innocent cause of the oveurrence. This lady’ was to have met some friends at the denot that morning, but was late. Her friends, on arrival, not finding her there, or- red breaktust, and tie dispute which led tothe colainission of the crime Was over an order given by them. In the Court In Generai term yesterday Amouon fora hearing In Brive’s case on Wednes- day next was submitted. Srrixe LHewors. AS A SPRING MEDICINE and Aperient, no other se Pariia compound is fora moment to be the Curicuma Resonvest, Properties in one medicine, acting at once upon the di- gestive ormans, blood. kidbeys and bowels. For those | who wake with Sick Headache, Furred Tonene, Biliou— nese, Dyspepsia, Lorpidity of the Liver, Cons‘ipation, Piles, Hizt-colored Urine, Inflamed Fidueys, Feverish Symptoms aud other congested conditious requiring a sperdy. centle and sate aperient aud diuretic, nothing in medicine can poss:bly equal it, Biood Purifier, Diuretic d blood purifier or sarsa- empared with 1: combines tour great THE WERITAGE OF Wor, Misery, shame and x ften bequeathed as asole legacy to chiidryn by parents, is neglected Serofula, To cleanse the blood of thiv here.itury poison, and thus re- | Move the ont prolific cause of human suffering, to clesr the skin of disienring humors, itching tortures, humiltating eruptions and loathsome sores caused by it, to mirity and beautify the skin, a:d restore the harr #0 | that of the disease ream Curicena Reson VENT, the new blood purifier, diuretic aud aperient, and CvricuRa and CurIcURA Soy, the great skin cures aud deautitiers, are infalisble, | THAD SALT RHEUM. | In the most argravated form for vicht years, No kind of treatment, medicine or doctors did me any perma- hen! evod, My triends in Maldev know how I suffered. When I bezan to nse the CUTICURA KEMEDIES ny limbs | were so raw and tender thet I could not bear my weight ; ou them without the skin cracking aud bieeding, and | ‘was oblived to go about on crutches Used the Curt- | cURATeMEDIFS five months, and was completely aud | permanently cured. Mns. S. A. BROWN, Malden, Mass. | References: Any citizen of Malden, Mass. COPPER-COLORED. Thave been afflicted with troublesome skin discase, Covering almost completely the upper part of my body, causing my skin to assume a copper-colored hue. It could be rubbed off like dandruff, and ut times causing intolerable itching and the mont intense suffering. | have used blued purifiers, pills and other advertised | remedies, but experienced uo relief until 1 procured the | Cunicuna Reweptes, which, although used carelessly and irregularly, cur-d me, allayiny that terrible itehing | and restoriny my skin to its natural color. Tum willing | to make ufidayit to the truth of this statement. } 8.G, bLUXTON Sold by all druggixts, Cutrcuna, 50 cents; Reso. | VENT, €1; Soap, cents, Porter DRUG aNb CHEMI. | caL CO, Boston. Mass. ‘Send for “HOW To CURE SKIN DISEASES.” ABY.—For Infantile and Birth Humors and Skin Bicmishes use Curicura Soap, a deliciously perfumed 'S BeaUTirrER aud Toilet, Bath and Nursery Sana- tive. de16 Taurrovemenr [x Suarrrs. A simple attachment over the Back Stup Burro Hote in Open-Back Shirts to prevent the base of the Stud rubbing the neck. ‘Those who have tried it, pronounce it a decided ad- vantage. PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS! With this attachment, are provided as follows: Unwashed, 874¢c. and 81.00, Washed, $1125 aud 1.50, ALro: PLEATED BOSOM OPEN FRONT SHIRTS! Finished all but buttons and holes for $1 each SKELETON SHIRTS! For 75cents each, HENNING, THE CLOTHIER, 5e25 410 SevaNTH Srseet. mz Axorner Repveros CUTTING PRICES IN TWO AT KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET N.W. KING'S PALACE PRICE BULLETIN. One thousand clezant Black French Chip Hats,desira- Dleand fashionable shapes, at 5SUc., T5c. and §1 only. Elvwont Cape Mays, in white and Dlack, at 30c, aud | ithe very best at 40c, ‘We wiil sell 1,000 Hats, desirable shapes at Sc. apiece, Come und see them, THIS IS OUR SECOND AND LAST MARK-DOWN OF THIS SEASC 00 WORTH OF MILLINERY bAS ‘TO GO, HATS. BONNETS, FLOWELS. PLUMES, TIPS, RIB- BONS, especially SASH RIBBONS, for commence- anents, Come and examine our lovely ORT 10¢., 1 25e. ver yard. Also, SILKS, SATINS, | VELVETS, AND VELVELEENS, | Special sule of SILK GLOVES, at 50c. only. | THREAD GLOVES, at 20c., worth 50c., H Extraordinary bargains in Mack TREBLE ENGLISH | CKEYE, for veiling, NTAL LACES, at MISS YOUR CHANCES FOR GREAT | BARGAINS AT KING’S PALACE, £14SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. DO Nor Je18 1 Crore FOR HOT WEATHER, OAH WALKER & CO, (25 Pennsylvania Ava, NOAH WALKER & CO, (25 Pennsylvania Ava, NOAH WALKER & CO, €6Pennsylvania Ava, At home, mountain. to} jcur hag, Nuus’ Cloek, | NOAM WALKER & co, Disp dviituit es xtra long Drap d's (étPomnsylvania Ava, Alpaca Sacha i zacelite on en, Alpaca, NOAH WALKER & CO, — Pongee. =) While Duck, Alpaca and | Drap deta Vests. Children’s Sailor and Nor- folk Sui Shirts, White and Colored. | Neck wear in all new shapes, | Light, Underwear, Gloves. 625 Pennsylvania Ave, NOAL WALKER & CO, Pennsylvania Ave, S . «CO, &e., NOAH WALKER : Keo Be at ery’ reduced CcPennsylvauia Ave, NOAH WALKER & Co, — €25 Pennsylvania Ava, NOAH WALKER & CO., NOAH WALKER & CO, 625Pennsylvania Ave. Je24 625 Pennsylvania Ave SAFE, QUICK AND PLEASANT. ent pi 8 Pro it - eral water iow in time fall Cases of SDeTO™ ¢@ aby man: HEADACHES, GASTRIC AND INTESTINAL DYS- VEPSIA, BILOUSNESS, WAN’ OF APPETITE, LANGUOK, CORPULANCE AND “DEBILITY. Te Hor Season Has opened andsure tostay. We are tokeep youcool and make you feel comf by giving you great baxains in summer clothing. ‘Blue Flannels, warranted tull Ludigo. Bing Serges, rey Berses. Blick Serges. beerstueker of all description. Vesta. Alpeea Coats, Office Couts, White and Strij ‘eaumounce our $10 Leader and All Weal luictt you can find spread on our counters. in about 20 different colors and shades. ‘School clocinie thine te Proschime; examination and vacation. Suits in riety, 25 per cent: ore: thanany Boy's BOLT Ag to tony at B10 rs SY 9 00. Fine all wool B73, BOY'S SUTRA ISCO TZ ae 50: 6.00, 7.00, ‘Grey and Olive ey. ive, TS at 9225. ee aay. 3.00. sg el meen Gite tecny made, ; GEE aN Ts—For ons \t 58c, BIN ANTS—For Children, st S300, M. F. EISEMAN, 421 Tru Street Nonruwesr, Fine all wool CHILDREN'S SUITS—Ssilors, Suilor's Blue, Brown, JACKETS AND PAN’ 75, ee ee metas ENTIRELY FREE ELOM GRIPING, also to sytubolize the Ask your Merchant for it. my20-3m. of nature's noble ¢ gFeal natural etulowments, Loe: Lor: Line bre ahd eadownent a oe a GEORGETOWN LIME KILNS! sar St ‘Woe are prepared to furnish ae ee RES 8 W AAE fresh Wood-burned Fine to. the trade: ut ae tee E00 Y rate as can be had in Washington, in any quantity. ba ana Lo i "tea evar EXTRAORDINARY.—The ee Ae the bust, brands of imports a1 b evtniestay Lent evasitated aid White sa, ro feu ee Sree 1 netnent Hetil his ever Welock of Kilus and lice: 2th street Fndwe 4a Colamble Henne. Aye apelin CART WIGHT & JOHNSTON, are sits the ost desratite tn § og JU Door sronrs diby t xteD Gee HE NEW GAME OF FE ANTMENT: ors 1B ation oy he alvantaay IMPERIAL CROQUET OR LAWN POOL: Fvhicis the Lacitiides are wuexcelicd by: anys eyelet wiltais have (ue vantages ot | BPR, 0% % WM, BB, ENE mem, Spooks Santee iienecaeacreace mero mek EB 8 RREY BB Ee Een, ye Runa 8 eu “creatay minnber of the lots | : iS : heignus have been purchased by the most | & oo W W bo kk k RD Nes ISRE E POK. nent Citizens, who contemplate. contimuine . 428 7th atroct. SE ea ¢ WASHINGTON (SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY an} unl shi and which, it ts ; wi Commaue to grow until Columbia | Thi Powder never varies» marvel of purity, Ro, 916 Rennsylvania avenue northwest, ene iy ls seldom, Wid asta bg | StReth and whclesomencw. More economical ‘With its fire and burglarproof veults with ‘all the fratout asit iseor- | theordinary Kinda, and cannot be sold incompetition | latest improvements: ands sitectite esterase the richect chances Qver promeuted eo | character and completeness by ans building fet Simi fut Building lots, 1 dre un, | With the multitude of tow test, short weicht, alum or | Jar purpose in the roustiye Dos Pisvt iu su Hevuit wopiorrey, Phosphate powdera Sold only incans, ova. Barts 1 POWDER Co., 106 Wall street, N, x. Cad Wm. G. Metzerott, Pres't. Sim" Cross, Sec. und Treas Jobt T, Lannea, V.P."WrW. Greehbeld Aws't Bec 5 ‘Under Oda Feltows* Hall, Jost Tur Tinxa For' Bors GOING TO THE COUNTRY AND SEASIDES, * Blue and Bors His an Gey Harel lg agen Boys, Single Pante, from 0c. upwards. eos cheap ioe Treaketed Hand Satchele: cone, Ste. up; good Pants, ‘$1.50; 1914-1916 Pennaylvants avenue. | known trom ocean to ocein, and eudor THE TRE NEW “G" HOWE. | LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co., An Entry New | AMUSEMENTS. _ | Ww INGTON DRIVING CLUB ¢ FOURTH OF JULY AT IV) CITY TRACK. THtorrive anD Russise? Guaxb Srémruncuass | race—Puree $100 for members’ horses pot kept | Pe pc We heats, $a 5, i harness i] CITY ITEMS. Hats at Mid-summer Prices. ntlemen’s real Mackinaw Hats, $1.23 10 $2; Ventllated light Feit Derbys, $2, $2.25, 98.59; Men's best “Dollar Straw Hats "in Wishington; Job lors Men's Siraw Hats, at 40 and 68 cts: Splendid assortment boys’ white Juimvos, 50°. to #1. | ET Saa race. $50, wile dash, rauning, @5en- losing out children’s dress and shade simw hats, | grace. to eo te send as atgreatly reduced prices Job lot maxed and Whe | Third race—Purse €.25, for 2.35 horses; mile heats, Canton Hats at 2e., Worth BOs. at RC. Lewis’, 920 Tub st. bet. Land K n.w. in}, in harness plechase, sreutleut a ct in each bat. ¥ ly 80 ogni La x echal ° mB and © Im the Absence of Suitable Materialy |} 220 SS sy at 3d. nt a after the as or the time to it ie often go Without a | Konnd tip Lckets, 10 cents. Phe Bnet race will Ge dressing for sal Bap Durcee's Wreestage and mrtg ae 3 aloe, Eutrie to above race you Will never trouble Foursert to wake another. 60 | Clow , pm, Pa ave. a COTS, Coru LOCH KUVet spseatuk come SUMMER GARDEN. Mexican Hammocks, full size, $1.50. CERBACH & BRro., 2 vS¥iVania avenue, Fire Works, ent of Fire Crackers, Cannon Crackers, Greek Fire at | Be-ensaement ‘< E OATE wholesale at C. W. Thora & Co.'s, 419 $tn stnw. 1d MESS ALICE OATES. i ———~ For One Week More | Johnsons Dining Satsons, SOKGAEaieeaN For Ladies and Gentlemen, Nos. 449412 vk street okt hortiwest. Every delicacy; pailte altention. Ladies’ | This famous Artiste will ano is, saloon rst floor. 2 =A ges op Goin TLD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD, “Vienna Cabinet Beer? Always | pe gre pth ots fresh, cold and sparkling, constautly on draught at |" GeaND GALA MATIN'S, PRIDAY, July 4th, | Karsch’s restaurant. 6 Princess Drcbizonde remainder of thas werk 27 Gentlemen’s P. rs for % cents. K. Scarfs, AVERBACH & BRO., i ee | i Burraro Bus Wi West ATHLETIC PARK. When You Go up 71h Stree stop at John Ross’ restaurant and call for a giass Of “Vienna Cabinet Berr. 6 FOR FIVE DAYS ONLY. COMMENCING TUESDAY. JULY L, AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS. RAIN OR SHINE. THE WILD WEST IS AMEEICA’S NATIONAL EN. Served in old English stoue wuss. JoaNso: 9th street northwest. Auerbach’ Bicycle Shirt TthandH ¢€0 A Splendid Quality Gent's Colored Haif Hose, 2 cents. AUERBACH & Bro. 2 623 Penusy:Vanla avenue, pee TERTAL a From Ocean to Ocen: : 3 REALISTIC PICTURES OF Over twenty-live years age Mr. Alired Spe siceane iat Passaic, imported from the ins of the Deura, in LIFE ON THE bORDEL, Poriucal, a few of the Port graye vin quenced Careful expertinents for the purpose of | roducing a first-class American Pox. He has ven emientiy, successful, and pow Speers wine 18 | yy ie and com And introducine A SCORE OF BORDER HEROLS, ‘Chief of whom is j BUFFALO BILE ‘The Famous Army Scout and Gattd>, CAPT. AL. BOGARDUS, The Chanjdon Shot of the We TRE BOGARDUS Boys, ‘dhe Dead Shot Quartette, ‘MAJ. FRANK NORTH, { ‘The White (hief of th \ BUCK TAYLOR, | The Kinz of the Cow Boys. | JIM LAWs' best medical talent for Ue world as the best “ive now produced for the use Of invalids, For sale by all druggists, Was aided by 75c. Quart Houte, world for tue money. McGee's, 9th, near D surect Summer Suspenders, Avexsacu & BRO., 625 Peunsylvania avenue, For Gold and Silver Trimmi: g0 to Meyers, $2 7Ub street northwest. ‘The Hope of the Nation, Children, slow tn development, puny, scrawny | 85 cents, 2 Sa | ‘The Lariat Thrower. and delicate, use “Wells Health Revewer.” 14 i Becta FRED MATTHEW On Thirty Days Trial The Deadwood Stage Driver, ‘The Voltaic Belt Co..Marshall, Mich. win send | inter Dr. Dye's Celebrated “Eiectro-Voltaic “Belts and FRANK WHEE ING, Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to un G.oung oF old) who are afticted with nervous de- | nTY. Jont vitality and kindred troubles, puarantee | r The Pouy Express it Pronchos, Ek, Bat. And Cowboys, Mexicans, Ind: th Speedy and complete restoration of health and fale, Burros, &., all cowbiniuyg to suis up ianly vigor. Address as above. N. B.—No risk 1g wae s i g was Uhirt, i THE GRANDEST, MOST THRILLING, AND nana ee INSTRUCTIVE EXHULTION Premature Loss the Hair EVER KNOWN, may be entirely prevented by the use Of BUrNeW’S| Gots oren—Afterncon st o'dock, Redformance be- wins at 3:0. Hiousekeepers should insist upon obtaining Bur- Gates op n—Evenings at 7 o'clock. Performance be- net's Flavoring Extracts, they are the best. ©0 | irk st »-50. FE PSN Aduis-ion 50 cents; children 25 cents: reserved seats Cushing Process Liquors for Medicinal | 2 cents extra, ly pure: sold by all drug- 9 D.W.tu,th,s,lm Lundborg’s Perfume, tena, AGRAND AND REALISTIC STREET PARADE, Will be given TUESDAY MORNING, ton grounder alive S stet, to th atecet dome nnsvivania ave, up the, Avenue toatl, Fongh K strees lick 10 Atuletic Park. )5-0t Fp Pee cent ore — ox | BOYS' BICYCLES AND VELOCIPEDES, To Reduce Stock. © rechal Niet Rose. €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. €0 | J. M. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Bark Faas, for more than half a century, been mn use by all classes of people, ad indorsed by eminent phy- siclans as the best tonic and invigorator extant. ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find 1t ve Hew fe, vigor and happiness. Particu- y y's $1a bottle. Seid by druz- | ists. W. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore aud i WM. ©. SCRIBSER, | 1108 E strvt northweet | PF excursions, de ee eee. _——— BH. DONCH AND HIS ORCHESTRA WIL “Alderney Dairy W: <7” remain in the cits themuminer, ‘T= bet of mune Lortwent Se24im Fresh Alderney Hutter, churned every morning, and delivered in half-pound “Ward” pritits, 35¢. per nd. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk ad sweet ah We Have Risotvep TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK JEBEN'S ORCHESTEA AND CXTSORMED BAND ‘firzishes music for all oecasioun. Kesideuer, 5120 Se Se ee ee Tin street southeast. urders left at Frown heres. will = = | beprompt'y atten ved to, Orders, by inail oF teloerayh, | promptly attended. devs-lin. | PFPRIVER's stm! GARDEN. THE COOLEST FAMILY RESORT IN THE CITY. WEEK—NEW COMPANY —NEW PROGRAM! THIS WE SPLENDID ES TEMTAINMENT. Admission 10 cents, eseum or ANATOMY. or SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, OPEN DAILY FROM 9 A. M. TO 10 P. 416 77H Street Noxtuwest, axD HAVE PRICES REDUCED From 40 to 50 per cent from our former low prices. All-wool Cheviot Suits, at 86.50, All-wool Cassimere Suits, at $8. All-wool Black Diagonal Suits, at $10, All-wool Black Cork-screw Suite, at @1L, All-wool 4B Cutaway Suite at 813, Pant I-GEOLOGY. Panr II—ETHNOLOGY. Pant II—ANATOMY. | Pant IV—PATHOLOGY | ADMISSION, 25 CENTR Every Friday from 2to 6 p.m. for Ladies only. | ' 320 Bt And all others in proportionate low prices, d PUSIC! MUSI ‘MURTIC! Prof. F. ETBNER’S Pand and Orchestra furnishes Fine Seersucker Coat and Vest at 83. First-class Music tor all ‘occasions. Hesidcnor, No. 2217 7th Street northwest. 102m A lot of Odd Cheviot and Cassimere Suits at leas than. half whit they cost to manufacture, A lot of Odd Coats, from 50 cents upward, White Vests, from 60 cents upward. Suits for Boys from 12 to 17 years old reduced 50 per cent. Children’s Suits reduced 50 per cent. We have afull line of Pants from $1 upward. PRRich’s BAND AND | ORCHESTRA —FIRST- ‘Class Music furnished for Exeursions, Picnics, Hance Parties, Church Entectuituarnts aud ali other occasions. | Residence, 11378th street northwest, Office hours, & to. Jam, 4'to 7 p.m. Je-3mn Gesiost: PEN TO ALL BoAIS. ly to For terms, appl: eT ORVILLE JOHNSON, Siw ary Perma avenne n. | Qarnoi 1 High Arm, Sewing Machine, Which Excels all Others, Sold on Installments; Liberal Discount for Cash, ta Every Machine Warranted wag CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS. ((ERTIEICATE OF DEPOSIT. I, JOHN A. McCALL, Jr. Superintend surance Department of the State of New Y certify that the MULUAL RESER E FUND Ll ASSOCIATION, located in the city of New York, haxon | Qcpoxit in this’ department the” followie described eurities for protection of its members, Im accordance hh the statute in such case madeand provided: 10.cer- 10,000 each, substitute Nos. 67138 to 6722, United States rycistered 3 Jur cent rtock Jom act of July 12. 1682, dated June 7, 1884, redeenuabie eon SOLD BY THE HOWE MACHINE Co, 953 F Street Northwest, near 10th street. Je7-t,th.s,6m Washington, D.0. at the pleasure of the United States, ‘register. Inter- artery fe so0--- $100,000, si In withese ahereakY Have begat pettuny eel sé Lnonr Rexsise New Hone and afixed my oficial seal at the city of Albany, this loth | day of June, 1884, Gigued) "JOHN A. McCALL, Jr., ‘Superintendent, A Policy of Life Insurance in the above Association is AND HARTFORD SEWING MACHINES, ‘the simplest and most durable Sewing Machines ever | produced. Sold on monthly payments, and liberal dis- Junt ax certain to be paid as one Inan ol-linecoupany, | count for cash, anal wall uot cont, prot” nor than one-third 98 as OPPENHEIMER'S ich, Office an Washington, 1509 He Agents es eas 1. KNIGHT, Gen Accu Leliable Sewing Machines and Fashion Kooma, Fop9th Rtreet a. w., Ht Cloud Building. Good chines for reut. All kinds repaired. Bazar Paper Bishbious. eo Cums O. N. T.Sroor Corrox, SIX SPOOLS FOR 25 CENTS, {AUERBACH'S Hat. Gents’ Furnis’ing and Sewing mee ‘corner Ter aud Agency for the self-threading, hich arm light run- ming silent NEW AMELICAN, No. 7, ‘New, latest improved DOMESTIC, SINGER, W. & WILSON, No. &, and other trst-clast machines from @20 up. Nocanvarsingagenis, Srecur Nouce JRFSPECTFULLY CALL THR ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING TO MY STUCK OF FIKST-CLAS3 HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY ©. YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON, WHICH 1 CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLA decal “All wort wares a x VELL-KNOWN CE | every rk we HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES | 214 €_AUERBACH, corner Tth and H. SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATEKS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REV ER- RING TO. A CALL 18 SOLICItEY 40D xdii- MATES PROMPILY FURNISHED, WALTER D. WYVILL, Excivsrve AGENT, No. 452 PA. AVE., NEAR 43 STREET. = Tue Naroxaz Sare Deroar Co, CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUB PERPETUAL CHARTER, ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22D, Capital. wrt $200,000 Auosr Givex Away: | ape Dealers and the public should not fail toattend the Auction Sale commencing FEIDAY, June 20th, st 7 p. ‘m., st No. 1847 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. The sale will continue every evening at sume hour. Goods BENJAMIN P. SNYD) CHA’ ‘GLOVE! gt Hizes & Co,, Viee President. TLAWRASON UGGS Sreuntes ALERLE STURTEVANT Setctary, &E Nyman, Asst. Secy, Bensamt P. Snyder. GarsG. Glew in P. 2 Law: Rines, Heury AW Jusr Ruceryen_ A Line of 48H, CHERRY AND WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE. It MARBLE AND WOOD TOPs, which we sre offering at Great Barrsins SINGLETON & HOEKE, ‘801 Market Spece and 908 and 210 8th street. ‘Carputs Cleaned, called for snd delivered. _ BB PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, AS. A. GARFIELD POST. No.7, @.4 BR. second Grand Anpual FAMILY PlcNIC AND CAMP Prag, J To be held at SCHUETZEN PARK, MONDAY, Jowe 30, yay, Dancing, Singing. Speaking, Ten-Pin Alley, sp, Gallezy, Flying Horses and other Amusements Pree Larch will be served to our trtends ana 7 relock Pp. m,, con ‘Beau Soup. od Tek and all ther @elinectes served 8. — while im thes ‘Come oot " the Pack wil be opened at 12:m. Exere'lee c:mmene eck p.m. . 28seute Children unier 12 years y npaiiet by Pecrnte or Lures, tree Tenen of aay, ite-—W_ 0. Drew, Fost Commander Wott AP Beurwan, JH. Mosweu. & B. Abrus. J Mecuior, Francis Tagtr Floor Conumittee—J, BL Jochum, Sauk 6. sex v mo Pm W Houghton ie MME PICNIC OF GALBRAITH CHAPEL 8UNDgy Lat) take gy Mm MONDAY 1) © sce, Park. The Nate wre oy bey alla five 1d Cl wRuuiy to cog veake Bay i LY EXCURMON TO WASHING log eS uP 7 “ bs, eicl W Exchureh Sunday « ad Vd th, tees sea? isd <) SL dee epe 4 at Sctvay m have been tiamde Tot ayia Tortohod for all whe de [nh A ae ans Capata PENT GRAND PION OF THE TWO. UNT Waltan s siseu at Guethler's Hack any uth we. on TURSDAY 1 tincwork isles and “et Dinara, Teens tag 1 sakue ot Wish aR Not} hele Wphivo sinies ANAC aL EXCURAION GEORGETOWN CAT LOLAG UMN Narsball dali, ON VESDAL GOLLY B aseg Boat stars tr The safe a {return to Geongetow alan, add SELLCT FAMILY EXCURSION bs) 10 WEDNESDAY switt ad tue at ww a On the safe watnierlion MLL bi, Hours of tho Ae et dite at a eee ory et. bate stor round try hie OH the Company, 1417 DH AX mubreNt eonmer! In tig, Acie Wie be coutiutied Udrongie “ 3 A Beratiul Daeg will be lu 6 at the Hocel ob the anavebe! tig pt Es Most ero The Thud Grand Vacumien of the Season will te given ty MONTE CRISTO (itackiten’s Island), SUNDAY, JUN VHE JANE Musiiey et whart st 5.004. uu. returns at 0p, isttie, sit -wat oatitn. tsi Alice” nur ity ofered j Tickets, 30 cents, Bor all am formation apy A tie opp tages on anlated Muu Lae only sclamers of Lute for cut eee MARSHAL. HALL Jay cline at this petut SUNDAYS. Lavin Taam and Mary: Wash GW. BATE, Progr JULY re av see S4. STATE RLGATTA, JULY 408 AND Sra AND COLUMBIA BOAT CLUBS oP STARE PAKL. TOGETHER WITH 1s OF PHU ADLLPHIA, SKK AND BOSTON, ma, wd 390 POURTH GALA DAY OTOM LC WASHING PROMINENG « NEW ¥ Tthoatrwet what will lave Nortoikat Fthwtreet wharf July fe Faust at 9 a soe iy las 4th Stesmer EX 4 STITUTE EXCURSIO! In compliance with the letter of the Archbishop me lative to Excursions and Vicnics, the following chang 4p the hours for starting the steamers ov the Excursion to bejgiven NEXT MONDAY has been found necessary: ‘The W. W. Corcoran will leave her wharf at 10 am, and 5pm; returning, will leave Marwlall Hall at 9 and 8:30 p.m. ‘The Mary Washington will leave her wharf at 104, mand 6.90 pam: retucming, will leave Marshall Hall at 4and 8:90 pam. 88 -The Boats will leave PROMPTLY a stated show. Ein) eee Lo8E® cebaR For WASHINGTON'S CONLY ISLAND. The nafe, swift aud maeniticent steamer NEW AR- MENIA will Jeave Iver wuart, fout of 7th mtroxt, daily except Saturiuys, at Yami mt 20 asl, returning at 9 pan. commence on Fridays uly BOWEKS, Manager. Tor further information epyly at office, St. Mezc Hotel. ‘yea6-ten SATURDAY NIGHT EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, Ss AND PoLT MONROE, VIRGINIA BEACH AND OCEAN VIEW, PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT. RETURNING MONDAY MOKNING ‘The magnificent Steamer 1-XCELSIOK, from 7th Stret Wie SATURDAY, JUNE 2%, AT 6 P.M. 08-3 v L. BLAKE. will make daily trips Ghundays except) down'the Potomac us fur an liuunt, touching ota intermediate pointe | Boat wil leaveat at, alee comlucnd of Cart 1 vive at 3:90 juan. round trip, 25 cents to ali points, except Mount Vernon, which $s @2 SUNDAY AFi 208 tops wil be continue! a usual. Boat leaving 3 pon. and arrovine at § pm Kefresiacuts board te boat, “Fare 30 vente.” jell A SERIES OF EXcUEsIONS ‘Will be wiven by the SATURDAY EVENING CLUB EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, Commencing Jes shteptainments will consist of Dancing, Vor! Ration aner MAKY WASHINGTON will leave ber .. Petartitue at 21 p. an. sted Gr chad of thy committer fe best oO WAN FALIS, MAUSHALL HALL AND i GLIMG ‘The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON vill mnskeerue sion trips to the above places, To OC TAN Falls Es EDNESDAY, leaving Teh street at Ga a. turning at 6 Pu Pate, roma trip, 26 conta. Sade SHALL HALL Lvery SATURDAY, feaving at 9a By returning at 4:90p. mi. Bare, round-trip, Is ceute SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT. Two trips, 9:50 a.anand 3 p.m. returnine at 3pm and pip Fare rwunestrip, Ge ceite Tpaseing on rie Sux dv aticing deck down Tad at grvlds. ‘buck alte pt Sanday. ine brass band on 5: Surat isiy of Sunday excursion score at Maral al ot) FS. RANDALL, Menage "FOR GREAT, Parts AND CABIN 308% ‘The Stem Packet “EXCELSIOR” will make ber pr rip to the above pedute on followe: TCESDR FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS, at ‘clock. from whart.m mee, High strvet nd Cassa ae ey kg Whitults, tiad sod wir et Weat Wankiarton, ode ALLS AND CaBIS J0m8 NOTICE.—The new & a Bt will be} x of... eu fof charter ou and atte: JUNE ToT, with capac For farther information arplste my3t-lm ‘3221 Bridge street, Gr _ FAMILY SUPPLIES. V NE sorte isan abwotntety pure tn nunterial, or my" -thanipulation to scott fos feta te ‘hiedriniine qualities He ko te by ali xrocers, ‘To protect the pubile from Home, and to 1esorve the strength and hea x sold. in the orivital mete) i 3. FE. WAGNER, half an@ povud wiv, each with ournane snd TEN GILLET& 00. Established 181L imysi Balti NOTICE 10 HOUSEKEEPER’ GER