Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1884, Page 8

= LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. Crete OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Iss, 930 2.0. Atlantic states, fair weather In Uirestening weather and local 1, Varlable winds, slight changes For Suni iy warmer, tous rath is. in middie Atlantic bargains He ietan; selling out. chip, at Howe's, 517 7th street. ROZEN CUSTARD every day at Gauticr’s, 736 10th street. Fes Rarm pen 1s Tee Cueawt Shipped any where ont of town. 427 New York avenue, For PRESERVING.— ine catawba grape brandy, guaranterd to he ‘Also, tine tmaported Estrae gon vinegsr for plckiin it at Chr. Xander’s, 911 7th street 1 “ut houses forsale on B =. HL Walker, notary, 629 Lou- { warm stomach—prevent tui sewed butt nid . Youse, 4 nin Windo! 27th stre and 0) D FOR Meptcar. tly purchfset hiskies, being nd Of very high or very & Brotner, 1 northwest, { Keliows’ Hall, pwe's Business school. copes: reasonable offers ac- CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. ted at 12p.m. and roves EMS s ne to the Banu the Cradie of th =) polka, “Echoes from the Cotten reel and Pennsvivania 1 Was elected Hae pany; Thos Walsi Healy, P. nort! the « Capitol ME. ¢ Mr. Frchk 11 knows Itistelsr to Miss Amamscise fr. Driver t fs, Excursions, Ete. Hing 2 first-class vartety show pg Ue new artists who will iden Eext week are F Lonsdale, soprano rocter artists, raer in hum Claronee ond Jessh elrose sisters continy Gates closes Lenight her st on 1 roms sk S appear ti the Oates WhLoy jue Septeruber Class € if tie count Will enjoy UsctaserveS on the excursion to Peu and isk Hock Meuday bext from the Bu ne 7 and Ont depot. Federal City Lodge, No®, LE 0. 0. F.. have Jane Moseley tor a fatal urston to land on Mon | ond select excursion n to Coto- | eauspices of formed ere will the Via the B. & | | | | | Murine band concert, in the | } try | the trips of Steamer Arme- | Bia to Lower Cedar Point. t Anacostia Lod A. My give an ex- cursion to topping at Alex- nts on ined ning Washington. ic by Donch’s erehestra For eXcursions to Glymont, Marshall Hall and Occoquan Pulls, see adv lnent of Uke steamer Mary Washin ‘ths steam . Corcoran ma Bion trips down the river as far i excursion ste Ted for Urtps to € 1 Fait Henry ‘bin John bridge and the ‘on Light Infantry corps will give a < excurion w Marshall Hall on Uh instant. ‘Transfers of Heal Estate. Decds in fee have been fled as follows: ub. 13, Sq. er, Sub. lot 23, sq. te Loutse ¥ Trustees of Bunk zlots 1 tog to Mary C. Brod Tew of ils fees house sth Was en- »ved by the company OL esteem appreet i genuine Expressdc . Towns ite Hon. B. Hed as t ed Mevers, W. K i. Howe, and A Ban Fatn—y erday afternoon the elevator yepe in Frank Ward's new Duliding, D street, be- tween th sna 16th strects, broke,” preelpitatlng Hichwd Cantlin, a cored hod cartler, who w GescenGing from The Uurd story to the ground floor, He fell upen an tron rod Which plerced bis seriously injuring itn, He was taken to the spital, and attended by Drs. Walter Cirn.—Ata Logan Club shal Cominittess were ppolnted as follows: nanee—J. E Mason, W. H. Ciark, W. H. Barker, RK D."Rumin and J! E y La . C. Freeman, 'T. Payne. Plat? ) T. Dorsey, Willtam H. Beckett, eymour, H.C. Turley, Capt. PH. Summons, ad Nevyihs and Wiillain H. Lucas, A CHANGE OF NAME AND MANAGEMES?. Washington Times, formerly ran by J. 1 Ke, WML change its name week. Fie Kawa —The phrey and management this it will appear on Sunday as.the Standard. tt, of the Interior Department, who hb: been a writer of campaign documents’ for years, Will act as editor, and the paper will be iss Whe interest of Blaine and Logan. ostat Beach Lors.—The Colontal Beach Im- Provement Corpany will se#sfor a limited Utne a ntreber of its lots Trom $30 to $90. Apply ror de- the cwmpany’s oMice, 1421 F street, or at ie —— C. B. Assocration.—The Equitable C. 2. tien will heid Its monthay meeting Wednes- day Met at Marint's hall, E street, near Sth norti- West. ‘The monthly puymients are #60 per share; 78, $306,600.57. ‘Thomas Somerville, president! dno. Joy Exon, secretary. Tre PRESIDYNTIAL CAMPAIGN. — Tre Weeenr Prax will be scut postpaid to apy aadress in the ited States or Cenada until after the presidential etion for 3 cents It is 2 large ety yer of Dity-s MMS Of fateiestiny tter—pelstical, person, We gossip, ete. 1 eOLy for a sa tend See A spectil sole of t a Was clecied mar- | Tenting at Jrckson Grove. SERVICES YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY—NEW ARRIVALS IN CAMP—THE PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN'S DAY. Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR. JACKSON GROVE, A. A. Co., MD., August 2 Yesterday morning, the regular preaching was by Kev, Mr. Cassin, of Severn circuit, whose text was Gallatins vi, 14—“God forbid that 1 should sory save in the cross” Mr. Cassin 1s one of the youngest mluisters of the conferenee, now in his year of service. There was no other ser- ring the day, as It was found that several faitlies had not concluded the arrangement of the parlors of their canvas houses, and a number were Just moving in. ‘The next public service was at ght, when Rev. Mr. Crouse, of Kent tsland, ached from It Chronicles, xiv, 7— It ts nothing ith Thee to help,” &. Rev. J.'W. Gray and Rev. Dr. J.P. Murray also inade appropriate re ‘The meeting ciosed shoruy before ten o'clock. Was quite a flne congregation, the tenters being tod by a number of fatuilies ‘from the neighbor- nse who took ion of their tents ; were M D. Woodward, Mrs. H. Miss S. B. Woody mn, atl Of An: TO-DAY'S EVENTS. This morning day broke with a cloudy sky, set- ting people to conjecturing on the weather and as ects for to-morrow. The prayer meet- Tnorning was conducted by Re ring the d: ‘oodward, Rovins« of Bltiinore. and the sermon th! cached by Rey. Dr. Milis, ot Wa | Crouse will preach ‘again, the after- | being omitt i ings) have + positions this year, has been | on the Ann. ning, L. W. Bates. Sat night.” A special arrier. | DAY. | Jevoted tothe children ant ool Work, for whtch Ss from Washington will be n1SS cents for children, T) mmunence at 10 o'clock, ults.n n that da nal the toptes will De s follows: 1. How far should the church be Interested in the Sabbath school Rreriy What methods ean be employed to get the i into the church, and keep them there? Work? Assigned to Dr. J. W.! advantage of the song service, and nducive to the salvation of the 20 orclock cittiren’s meeting will be . Gider the control of Mtr. iegin smi peranc Will be Augus 11. T was assizned tO preach the hess inmaiy detain him. Ad- | dresses Will be delivered by prominent workers in the temperance cause In the afternoon. r Wili be qn ‘Tuesday, August The Wayman FREST AURIVALS OF MINISTE . AMERICAN FEATURES OF ‘TU-MOK- NING STAR. Ausast 2—The meeting | unabated interest. The cause of some backwardne: many who usually attend thes Wavatan 6 here cor meetl the spl t. S ened those present ni the preacklne thousands present, been mu Sey- to the mints ington clreult; TH, » W. Hardy, of . Herbert and ‘bic of the new ug centenary of Ame: reach a centenary t eleven c'elock to the Daugh ence of t timore district, Kev. A.M. Green, of Louisiana, will | 1 a sermon to the Balilmore Knights of aL of District Deputy Supreme ith the OL Sabucti eve great days or CIIDING CoN’ York entered suits tn ‘d, Eman J. 3 | ing a white man, about 23 | members of it. | the ors Tetused to allow Lim t) pro- He elatzas that a balance 1 the ground was, at Uke | ovned by RW. er, Eun se L. Knowles and Joseph’ a. 12th, 164, he filed liens on lot S74 end 75 for $1,975.76, wud lots 6: ee # Petitions For a Dryorce.—Allce L. C. through her solte A. K. Brown @ petition { @ froin the bond of with Wm. She states t the pa by Charies € AY OF Sutd es gether as husba: rey, England, u ankenvess, his grossly ni cruel treatment she was nlm and with their infant cilia Fad home in the United States Sie Wi With various ts of adultery, | hb one Nellie } pubite | with squandering thelr propert \ to her, valuable wedding pres Sue says she nts been compelled to} tn a Washliaston orphan asyiam | by teaching must d dress © asks for divorce abd tue custody of Uiely cil. a Crry MARKETS.—The officlal Wholesie Price of the produce exchange says the flour laarket ts quiet and but litte doing,but ttle wheat Js coming Ih in consequence of the Tarmers being So Dusy. Corn and oats are stead) pod tim hay sin Matted recelpt, and thi Kye straw ts $13 to 814 per ton—$2 per ton hi ‘The current receipts of butter are affected bs hot west ‘The reeeipis of eggs are liberal; m esier owing to hot weather, Poultry is i acuve demand at sight concession In prices, and receipls Liberal All kinds af green fruit find Teady market. “Large lut of peaches are coming in in bad condition, Which have to be sold zegardiess Of quotat = A Nov-Uston Hop ‘CaniigR 'THRRATYNED.—Jas. Harris, colored, a union hod exrrier, was charged in the Police Court Unts morning With making onal violence towards a non-union named Frank Weldon. Harris, 1t we to the buliding where Weldon nd asked tosec him. Weld: sent trom the butlding at the time, and Ha AInessage tothe effect Uhat Uiey ‘tatended t embowe! Weldon nex i, but the testimony a e Was required to aMit of whilel, dis- Monday night. Harris made | culost him was strong, ‘ive bonds in the sum of be WAS Committed to jail > A Coxvrssten TaaT Dip Nor Corxr—In the Police Court to-day Bettle ‘Tibbs, colored, wa ced with the BY Of a pocketbook contain n y, belonsing to Marla Shivirtn, Who loss of the pocketbook and mdney. 1 that he arrested the deten- fession. It was ellelted in tion that the deteetive told her that he confessed that he thotht she would not be Proseented, “The court thought that the detective Wats not so sharp as he thought he was, and st the stion of the district attorney the case was disinissek —.__. t. 404 G ts stolen from her house last Ya uarket basket containing a pair of shoes and female wearing apparel valued At $7.5 —Win. Brown, 1038 14th Street northwest, reports that his shoe shop was broken into last night and four puir of second hand shoes stolen; value, $&,—— Chappell & Baxter, Ui and H streets northeast, Teports stolen from thelr wagon while standing on Louislina avenue a keg of butter valued at $13. —— AN Accomriice Nor CoxronoraTep.—Willlam Baker, a fourtecn-year-old boy, Was put on trial in the Police Court this moruink, charged with the larceny of $33 from the saloon of Mr. L. A. Love. lace, No. 1827 7th street northwest, on last Thurs. day bight. “Mrs. Lovelace put the money in a shot bag aud placed it between the joists in the fluor. Later she saw Baker and another smaller boy run away froma the window, and subsequently she missed the money. Wm! Kendrick, the boy with Baker, testified that Baker came out of the saloon With a shot bag, ‘They went to Simms’ wood yard, Where they hid It. Sergeant Saffel testified to searching the wood yar, but falled to find the Money. ‘The defendant dented the larceny. The court sald that the alieged accomplice was not cor- roborated ln any material Parts, and dismissed’ the case. SWINDLED BY A PRoMISE oF A Paie.—A young colored woman, who gave her name as Amanda Grifin, residing’ at 929 C street northwest, Visited poilce headquarters Unis morning and coi to Lieut. Swindelis that she had been sw man of her own color. She said that yestei Tnerning the man caine to her house and obtatned a dollar from her tdplay on some policy number and sald that she would get $125. again in the afternoon andsaid that to get the prize she would have to give him more money. She gave him a pair of shoes worth #2 and 8 gold ring Worth $3, and he promised to bring her the prize Jast night, but failed ta make his appearance, and she came ‘tw the conclusion that she was swindled. ‘The leutenant assured her that every effort for his capture would be made. —— oe Le THE ACCIDENT TO MesoR NORTH.—The accident to Major Frauk North at the exibition of Buffalo Bills show at Hartford, Conn., Wednesday, men- Uoned In yesterday's Stak, occurred when a ‘grand Tush of one hurdred mounted Indians, cowboys and scouts wes mnade at furious speed down track. Major Frank —— was thrown from the breaking of tle saddie-girth. The expert led by He ap; behind bin inanaged a to go upon the grass with one ex in. indian riers horse planted his foreiote up ae ing Six ribs. "Major Nore, gained “hls the civil war by comt Indian scouts, and eLnre, | rhosphat | Brows sin ateecae. ME SPP ean REreee ee Sas A Plague-Breeding Spot. A PESTERING MASS OF FILTH ON THE RIVER SHORE. Notwithstanding all that has been stated in the Papers about filthy and unwholesome places in and about Washington, some of the worst nuisances re- Tain undescribed, One of these is the sewer which discharges the sewage from the Bureau of Engrav- tng and Printing building into the river in the nelghborhood of the Sycamore, or what used to be known as the sycamore beach, between the Lon; bridge and the Monument grounds. This is a bric sewer, which discharges all the filth from that bullding, where there are hundreds of persons em- ployed, together with all the waste from the differ- ent colored inks, ete., that are in use there. These washings pour out of the mouth of this sewer, fall- ing some fifteen or twenty feet on the beach, and ten find their way among the vegetation, cover- ing several acres with a black mass of crust, fester- ing in the sun in hot days and swelling with gas bubbies in rainy weather. The rank weeds, pecul to river'shores, thrive tn thls place, and itis im} sibie for the high Udes to float off the mass of filth, and as a consequence it has been accumulating ever since this bullding was erected. ‘The south wind has been wafting, for several days past, as It has Drought in previous summers, a most sickening stench from the river front. This | discusting and disgraceful depostt 18 probably the source of It, as itdoubtless wii be of disease, if It be not cleared away. ——— Affairs in West Washington. ANOTHER ACCIDENT.—Abont_ 5 o'clock thts morn- vars of age, met wilh a is accident while working in the Foundry ‘anch shaft by the falling of a la upon . injuring his head and back. Oficer Lyddane vistfed the shaft, and at once summoned Dr. Suicr, who rendered médical ald. ‘The wounded man wi shortiy’ alterwards removed to Providence hos pital epi CLEVELAND. AND HENDnICRS CLUB.—The reg- ular ineeting of the above club was held last eve- ning at Goddard’s hall, About forty new names were placed on the rolls; Mr, 8. A. Cox delivered a address, TATE Sate.—Col. Fam Brooks’ farm, adjoint reservoir, has been sold by James L. Devis to Jumes Garitz, of West Washington, for $8.00 cas Ne ne Potomac hop, given last evening, Was wellattended. Many congratulatory remarl we during the evening upon the Success of the lub in the recent regi See advertise me Bullding assoc | ation Hout 275 ten employed tn Ue | shafts and » Will be paid otf tou Coat ‘Trape.— Twelve boats carrying 1,378.08 tons of coal left Cumberland yesterda Sisrrisa ‘ar. Nathan Lawrence arrived from Kennebec with 1,100 tons of ice, CONDITION OF THE WATER ATT A. M.—t at Falls, ; South reseryolr—in{tuent effluent gatehouse, 38. High tide in day at 5:00 dD. low. tide at 12:00 p. me New Jensey’s Bice Laws.—A few persons re- cently organized an association at Seabrigitt, N. J., ws,” known as the Law and ation. ‘Two Weeks ago Frank Martin, a butcher, A. Buckalew and J. Kiuney, owners of stables, aid George Gramann, a barb>r, were ar- rested tor doing bus! the previous’ Sabbath. ‘They were taken before Justice Howland and fied ninh paid his tne and the costs of hearing, but the others refused. They were taken to the Freelic charcea. ‘F are indicnant at the stand taxen by the and threaten to boycott ail tue individual The arr al Sun gatehouse, 29 the river t who are ed persons intend to ty business hereafter, transact their us RRR, OO F Ya RRO O YY Ah Rk R OO ¥Y 4 ALLLL oon, a @ G G GG “Ge per. 00 Wi W Ww ppM FER RRR PPP O O WWWW D D FE RRR bs 0 Oo WWWW D bp E R Ra Pr oo wow bpp EKER Ra Powder never ‘varie: A marvel of purity, auth and wiehsome 4. More cconomtcal than ‘y kinds, and cz nnet be cold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or powders, Rovar Barra ape Sold onty in cans, Foxren Co,, 106 Wall street, N.Y. Breer Or Tre Loox Cortos, ‘ard Wide, Best Make, 8 CENts, 8 CEyrs, SEEKSUCKER GINGHAMS, 54 cents, DRESS GINGHAMS, Chock Styles, 6 cents, FIGURED LAWNS-—F1 INDIA LINE CALICOES, 5c, CALICOES, 5¢, Brnsse £0c., 85c., 87c. Fr ibe. on B5c., BTe, 400. fone, 110 orcs, all wool, 37¢., 40c., 45¢., 50c. SPECIAL BARGAIN, LADIES’ FLANNEL SUITING, ‘Myrtle, Black end Garnet, ut 123 cen! wy Elue, Brown 3. TOWSON's, g (08 TENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, au’ Alexandrin Affairs. Reported for THe Evexine STaR PoLiricat.—The ratificatéon by the democrats of the nomtnations of Clevemnd and Hendricks has been arranged to tale plaes here on the 6th of Au- gust, the evening ofthe day on which the congres- sional convention of She district meets In this city to renominate Hon. Joho & Barbour for Suz Coxmsven. W. W. Borverre & Co. ‘There will be a torch tight yn through the streets and a mass mee fat Lannon’s hall at ‘Wr Coxrrsve ror Firrsex Dars Tae which Gen. W. H. Payne, Major T. P. Wallace, Major A. M. Reiley ama fey expected to ad- GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE dress the meeting. All the democratic clubs of the etty will participate, and-it 1s ihougee that a or jackson OCT al Association ‘ashingto! and other clubs fromthe District will unite in the DEY GOODS AT cost. Procession. ‘MARRIAGES. —Dut July six couples were li- censed to be married fn this city by the clerk of the corporation court. Buring the same month last Year seven licenses were fssued, and in June last 13 licenses. It thus. that outof ten Alexan- ora couples married fast month four were married ington. SALES OF PROPERTY.- G. W. Bell has sold ‘The following Unprecedented Bargains will be offered: Foulard Silk at 48 cts. nsual price 85 cts, ‘Surah Silk at 95 cts; usual price $1.25. Summer Silk at 875 cts. ; usual price 50 cts, Summer Silk at 45 cts.; usual price 75 cts, Bisck and Colored Gros Grain Silk at #1; positively rth 81.25. his two story brick zesidence and lot on Prince e street, near Royal, farmenty the residence of Geo, | Black Gros Grain, Satin Rhadames and Merveilleux L Thomas, at $2,800, t@ @.J. Cox. Geo. E. Mankell Silks at extremely low prices. All kinds of Woolen Dress Goods less than cost. ‘White Goods of every description at reduced prices, One lot of the celebrated Graphic Dress Shirts, made of Irish linen audelegant muslin, full reinforced and has bought the housesin which he resides on Wolfe, near Fairfax, a two story frame house and lot, for $700, and ts remodeling the property. The fine Tay- jor house, with large grounds, on. the southwest corner of Duke and st. Asaph streets, has been bought by Dr. Wm. Gibson, at $4,500, Poutce RePorr.—There were but two prisoners at the stationhouse this morning—Frank Hughes, a colored member of the chain gang, arrested by Oiicer Grady, charge, refusing to werk. Howard Bryant, arrested by’ flicer Pat. Hayes, charge, disorderly conduct... DEATHS.—Mrs. Joseph McLean, a most esteemed old resident, died at_her home,'on Royal street, between Prince und Duke, US morning, after a long iiness.—J. Bradley, a young ian’ who was formeriy organ blower aU St Mury’s chureh, died ast nigh KeroRTER's NoTes.—A cat leaped upon a table and overLurew a coal oil lamp at #. M. Weadon’s, on King street, last night. ‘The lamp and table cover Were thrown in the street and little damage done.-— Mr. Orlando Wood has qualified as regis trar of election forthe first. ward.—The Columbia horses, which have been sent to the couutry to recruit, Will return on Monday next,—Potoin: Tent of Rechablies will next week instal J. Kelly, the newly chosen shepherd, and the other otticers. —The Colored Suinmer Insutute of Colored ‘Teachers, Which has been tn session here since the zed of July, under charge of Prof. Richards, of Washington, closed tits afternoon. “The mecting | has been an interesting and useful one, and has been devoted entirely to practical education topics. ee —— Congress Hall, Saratoga. From the New York Telecram, Congress Hall has the finest Broady Mazza in Saratoga, and it is a favorite morning lounging place. ‘There are few people in Saratoga who do hot pass Congress Hall belure noon every day, and this nt living panorama 1s furluer enlivened by the starUng for the races which takes place 12 féout of this spacious and elegant piazza, AU kinds of vehicles in use among the tashion or the suob- Dery of civilized countries—dog cart: ‘r carts, drags and other oddities, with teas tandem, and es With their tally cut square, like the absurd “@¥¥lo Which prevails among tnoroughbreds tratned for the turi, with Ugers and tootmen, with drivers in Uvery who don Udrive, and alleged gentlemen not in livery wo do drive—these are some of the sights in front of the Congress every day trom breakfast ntl noon, Prices are reduced this season, A fresh lot of 100 dozen of our Fine Dress Shirts, which we have made to order, 81 each; worth at least $1.2 One lot of Children’s Colored Hoss marked down from 45, 50 and 6234 cts. to 25 cts. per pair, 20 dozen Half Hose, full regular fast colors, at 18 cts, ber pair, CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OI.CLOTHS, Ingrain Carpet, 30, 3734, 45 and 50 cts, per yard. Very best Ingrain at 70 cts. per yard; price everywhere 85 cts, ‘Matting from 15 cts, up to finest made. Oilcloth at 25, 30, 373g, 45 and 50 cts, per yard. All goods not mentioned above will be sold at reduced prices, ONE PRICE ONLY. Everything warranted as repre- sented by the salesmen, W. W. BURDETTE & CO., 928 77TH AND 7 CITY ITEMS. In the Absence of sultable materials or the time toprepare It,people often go without a dressing for selads. Buy Dur- kee’s Dressing, and you Will never trouble yourself to make another. eo —— Razors! Razors!! Razors!!!—The Patent Perfect and our best brands warranted, and. kept in proper shaving condition gratis, ‘The Rodgers’ Cuulery store, 487 Pa. ave. D.N. Walford, Prcp'r. 1 Bailey’s $1 Saw, warranted equal any at $2.50. 2m. Heauced. 65¢. All-woo! ing Store n.w. Will the Cholera Strike Baltimore? After the visit of Dr. Koch, the eminent German doctor, to Toulon, and his bellef that, the cholera would Spread over all Europe, we sent a letter of inquiry to our agent learn the views of the board of health in that city, and also of the government board spectally aj pointed for that Service, and communicate to Us y cable the probable outcome of the disease. We are in recelpt of a cable advice thisevening, as Tollows: Pants, July 22,1884. Duffy's, Battomore, U.S.A.t Cholera ts: spreading with frightful rapldity. Tt is In Madrid That it will arrive in prominent American seaport citles this fall 1s gen- eral opinion here. Onty water boiled, or diluted with pure Hquor, pernutted in families” by order health authorities, K Srneers N. J. E. Young’s Best Black $1 Silks, Cashmere, 3c. 736 7th street a Correuna INFANTILE BLOOD PURIFIERS AND SKIN BEAU- TIFIERS, APOSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES, FROM PIM- PLES TO SCROFULA, Denois, Agent. Tnfantiie and Birth Humors, Milk Crust, Seatled | We have frequently advised the use of a pure Hed, Eezemas, and every form of Itching, Sealy, Pim- | whisky In the proportion of one-third Whisky, two- Ply, Scrofulous and Inherited Diseases of the Blood | Ulrds water, for the re ummer Complaints: Skin and Scslp, with loss of Hair, from Infancy to Ago: | OF Wasting diseases, ‘To prevent cholera and like cured by the Cuticura Resolvent, the new blood purifier! | COMPIainUS Only water previously botied, then mixed with our Pure Malt Whisky Should be used. ‘The school children are obliged to use water and internally, aud Cuticura and Cuticura Soap, the grat skin curs, externally. Absolutely pure and ease, and zs ou } quor in and why not the fainiiies here? may be used From the moment of birth, When lquor is to be used, cet only the purest; and “OUR LITTLE Boy." to Satisty the skeptical that Duffy’s Pure Barley Malt fs that phic Dr. Arendt, the ce, We append. Ui rman chemist certificate of Mr. and Mra Everett Stebbins, Belchertown, Mass. write: “Our little boy was terrily afflicted with Serof- Ula, Salt Iheum and Erysipeias ever since he was born, and nothing we could give him helped him until we tried Cuticura Remedies, which wradualiy cured him until he ts now as fair es any child.” “WORKS TO A CHARM.” J.8. Ween, Esq., Town Treasurer, St. Albans, Vt. says ina letter dated May 28: “It works to @ charm on iny baby's face and head. Cured the head entirely, and has nearly cleaused the face of sores. I have recom- The Dujty Matt Whisky Compan ‘emen—I take pleasure in testifying to you J have made an analysis of your Barley Malt ¥, Which gave a very gralify ing result. Whisky, obtained mi malt convalsion aid a very care and distlaUon, 18 entirely free irom fusil ofl and any of those similarly obnoxious alcohols which are so often foundin Whiskys. ‘Therefore, It can be recommended as extremely Mt for medical purposes, Dk. M. E. AneNpr, mended it to severai and Dr, Plant bas ordered it for Anaiytieal and Consulting Chemist, ‘Buflalo, N.Y. “A TERRIBLE CASE,” STAPLETON, RICHMOND Co., N. Y. Charles Eayro Hinkle, Jersey City Heights, N. Sue “My son, alad of twelve years, way comple terrible case of Eczema by the Cuticura Rem- edies. From the top of his bead to the soles of his feet wad one mass of scabs.” » Every other remedy and physi cians had been tried in vain, . FOR PALE, LANGUID, Emaciated children, with pimply, sallow skin, the Cnti- cura Remedies will prove a perfect blessing, cleansing the blood and skin of inherited impurities aud expelling the germs of scrofula, rheumatisin, consumption and severe skin diseases, The Duffy Malt Whisky Company, Baltimore ana Caivert streets, Baltimore, Ma. Gentiemen—When I prescribe an alcoholic stim- pulant to sick and convalescent people I order your famous Malt: Whisky in preference to any other liquor, for the reason that I know it. to be whole- somne, clean and unadulterated. What I em with So much confidence in my own practice confidently recommend to tbe inedical at large, satistled thatit will meet wit ‘of this profession In every particular. ours, trut; poy as profession the ap- x James J. O'DEA, M. D. AS red and thirteen establishments in this city (ineluding all the wholesale drug houses) have Uils Whisky on saie we advise you to ask your nearest druggist or grocer for it. should be only $1 per bottle, ‘Try tt. It a life ‘Tue DvrFY Maur Wuisky Co., Balumore and Calvert streets. prov: Sold everywhere, Price: Curicuna, 50 cents; RR- SOLVENT, $1; Soar, 25 cents. Porren Dave axp Cuim- IcaL Co., Boston, Mass, Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” Mothers, Do You Care For the Lives of Your Little Ones? Mothers, if your little ones are suffering with any one of the many complaints with which chil. dren are afficted in Uhis hot weather, you can re- eve at once, and in a few days cure, permanently cure them, by using the following prescription: “Take an ordinary water-glass, fling it with ; an exquisitely perfumed Skin Beautitier and ‘Yoilet, Bath aud Nursery Sana- tive, 1 OES Tey MAURER, ALEXANDHIA. VA. SAYS ttle of BAOWN'S IRON BIPTERS cured him completely of au aggravated case of dyspepsta, 929-60) 3 3 1KON EITTERS Strengthens the muscles, steadies the meryes, enriches the blood, gives new vizor. 3y26-c0 AS WELL FXPECT LIFE WITHOUT AIR, AS health without pure blood. Cleanse the blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla, 6 Spriacts ARE STUBBORN THING: ferers from chills und fe complaint avery stuborn 1 the use of Ayer's Azue Cure, medicine eradicates the noxious poison from the system, and invariably cures even the worst cases, ie) AND SUF- renerally find their | broken {ce, then pour into the glass one ounce of ‘Durry’s Pure Barigy Maur Wnisky, and give frequently through the day as much a the little patient's stomach will readily take. For scarlet fever and diphtheria this remedy 1s invaluable. When the ice is melted away take fresh tumbler and more tee and fix as before.” Your physician will tell you this fs an excellent remedy, as over two hundred of them in this city are now prescribing I in thelr practice for eases of ‘this Kin Mothers who read this and from a false notion re- garding the use of a pure Mquor in thelr family re- fuse to act on it, assume a grave responsibility, and if through their negligence the littie one should die, to whom can they reasonably.turn for consolation as they gaze on the features Of the loved one for the last time? Mothers, act before it 1s too late. 2W Heads of Families ‘will find the Duffy's Malt Whisky at Hume, Cleary & Co's. 2w our Sate or Reasayrs. PREVIOUS TO OUR ANNUAL STOCK TAKING ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF AUGUS! WE HAVE HAD ALL OUR REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS MEASURED AND MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, WITH QUANTITY AND PRICE ON EACH PIECE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. WE ARE ALSO CLOSING OUT SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER, AND LADIES WHO HAVE NOT SUPPLIED THEM SELVES CAN NOW OBTAIN SOME GOOD BAR- GAINS, FRENCH GINGHAMS, ELEGANT QUALITY, 12%, FRENCH SATTEENS, GREAT VARIETY, 25 AND Sie. SUMMER CHECK SILKS, GOOD QUALITY, 50c. BLACK GOODS OF ALL KINDS, IN GREAT VA- RIETY—THE CHEAPEST BLACK SILKS EVER OFFERED. ONE PRICE, IN PLAIN FIGURES, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 3538 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Crosr “Rough on Toothache.” Instant Reitet for Neuralgia, Toothache, Face- ache. Ask for “Rough on ‘Yoothache.” 15 & 2c. 10 Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. eo TAKE PLEASURE IN SAY Bitters cured me of dyspey sia, ML. SCHLEGEL, Sy29-c0 629 Thode Istand Lavss: Lawss: Lawss: BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 'G@ BROWN'S IRON nme, 6 8 10. BILKS! BILESt SILKS! Us. Te 5756, NUN'S VEILING, Pure Wool, 20. NUN'S VEILING, widest double-width, pure wool, all colors, 37: BLACK-BROCADE SILK Qualf price) 50. GRENADINES. 1,reduced to CARTERS, Manxer Space, BEAUTIFUL SILK AND WOOL DRESS GOO! reduced to 1234, s ee BROCADE BLACK SILKS, NU reduced to 75, U8 VEILING, pure wool lace style, 60, reduced to COLORED SILKS (finest quality), $1.60, reduced to 6. BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, 50. BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS! €1.00, $1.25, 81.00, 81.7585" © BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, Pure Wool, $1.50, ayn CARTERS, 711 Manzer Space , BLows's RON BITTERS Hemoves weakness, 6 ewed tl Fesnoves weakness, Mothers ife,tones sigh rb) Ox Rovrsar, Nos. 403 AND 405 Ira STREET NORTHWEST. Headquarters for the WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, ALg0, A fall line of Lawn Tennis et aiterent cles, Beyclen Revel t of Tra Baskets “Children's Cartiages at cons Comes see fall stock. 25 New Moara Cleveland's Grand Victory March, wae Ph March = < eee ccs falow Published and for salety “WOHR F. ELLIS & 00, fyl4-tm 907 Pennay}wamia Awenns. Dear 10th enect, . OTHERS SHOULD ER THA’ ERE of dantergus emmy Dr. ‘use of Dr. for books.jy2i by. ne Beckets, Cro- $B cents, 30 centa, the melody of HOPMAN PAD’ Office, $39 9th. A New Lease of Life. The aged and weak have declared, after using Speer's Wines, that they felt as though they had a new lease of life by having thelr systems reno- vated by this pure strengthening wine, made by Alfred Speer, of Passaic, N. J. For sale by alidrug- gists. was A Pure and Effective Hair Dressing. Cocoaine, a compound of Cocoanut Oil, beautifies the hair aud is sure to allay all itching: ‘and irrita- tion of the sealp. ‘The superiority of Burnett’s Flavoring Extracts consists in thelr perfect purity and streugth. €0 On Thirty Days’ Trial. ‘The Voltaic Belt Co., jarshall, Mich., wilt send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated ‘Bel Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men LL, WY BESES, 99.3, STREET NORTHWEST, SAYS Brown's Iron Bitters buiit his system up wonder- fully when run down, and that his family uses it with exceptionally + ocd results, Sy29-e0 Est ABLISHED 1831, W. H. Waeanex & Sos, STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING, No. 108 JEFFERSON STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. ©, Goods called for and delivered Tiace in the city, Postal Cards dy1-3m EY, CHARLES A. WILLIAMS, BRANCH PRINT- jhe Oftce, Treacury Derartinent, cheerfully teati- free of charge to any responded to promptly. (voung or old) who are afiticted with nervous do- formset,“ ‘BE a Tron Bitters is a specific | Pitty lost vitality and kindred troubles, ee ing §] and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N. B.—No risk is Canrraces, /ARRIAGES. | incurred, as thirty days’ trial Is allowed ~ w,s,m_ Persons in want of Gacraest should call. na in want of ‘Corrssen a i My stock 4s) of ae Wire and Priors an low as the lowe. Lange stock to aclect from, embracing man: ‘Repairing promptly attendid to. 6 "ay Slee. Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenia eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rosa. €0 Fusseted scams; price during this sale will be 68 cts. | Parts, requesting that he | PICNICS, EXCURS IONS, &e. 1 (CURSION SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION ‘OF. Es SION, SONS OF TEMPERANCE. To LOWE CRDAN POINT, TUESDAT. AUG & TSS4 On the New Steamer Armenia. Bost leaves her whart, foot of 7th street, 9 o'clock a m., abd return 10 p. uA. Tickets (Oc. ‘under 12 ‘To be had ears 25c, ‘of the Committea, it Mor Gace Corcoran, MONDAY, August 4th. wharf 5p. m., returning at 10 ONTE ¢ M CBEACKISTOS RI ISLA NLIGHT EXCURSION FOR THE BENEFIT wos E. Sunday-school Library, steamer Leaves ith-street jock. Tickets, 260. 1t* Ge FAMILY EXCURSIONS STO, ND.) ‘The safe, seaworthy and swift Steamer JANE. MOSE- oe Friday and Saturday) at 9 SO p.m. ‘Tickets, round-trip, Sde, Children ao forthe information appl; or further Garden. Warm Dinner on the Inia ule LEY leaves Company's wharf, foot of 6th street, DAILY am, returning at under twelve years t Abner’s Summer land for We, ED. ABNEK, Manager. By Tre COLUMBIA FISHING Monday, August 41h, 18s4. Tickets, TO BLACKISi » Steamer JA is will bea asic, Dancin \ ISI Mi Fishing, Boatin good tiny EFTT OF B METROPOLII On the W, W. Corcoran, £U Sth. Bort leaves at pin. tle tickets, 50 cts; childre coffee kaniwiches, cake ladies Tickets, SDAY w 2d boat. SIXTH GRAND EF) U YOUNG ME On the steamer W. W. CO) Twenty-five miles down the ri Boat will leave nt 5.0 pon. and net WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Single ticket A first. Tickets nt the boat.—— t cijoyable and x good Ume guaranteed. ‘Take your f Tickets—Aduilts, 50c. ; chul AN INDUSTRIAL Tickets f der 12 years, > cream served by the coca ON THE WATES, 7 VENING EXCURSION of BIBLE CLASS, CHRISTIAN CHURCH, ECOND GRAND PICNIC OF THE SEASON cLUR, AtJuenrmenn’s Pleasure Garden, duit One, 25 cts, UGUST, 6, 1888, “ANT SELEY. dren under twelve scHoor, EVENING Auc two, 75 cts. st aul-st NO. 20, ;CORAN. and rvturn. nur about Ii aes lunch table at low and popular prives. sul-at Geer EXCURSION TO PEN MAR AND HIG. thence via W. M. R R.to Dinner at on Mar, 50 cents. Leave Washington 8am. Arrive 8:30 p.m, VIA B & O. R R TO HAGERSTOWN, H ROCK, Pen Mar. NO CHANGE OF Carns. MONDAY, AUGUST 4ra, 1594. Rounittrip rate, @2; children between Sand 12 years, $1. Prof. Zcisler’s Band and Orchestra, Shooting Galleries, Flying Horses, Swingsand Dancing, Pen Mer 11:30am. Returning, leave Pen Mar 5 p. m., arriving Washington Sy31-3t XCURS TO (BLAC ‘CITY LODGE, aN, Wasi: FEDERAL On the saf Potou NO. . SANE MO} dreh under 12 years of ae, 2 son, W. H, Wilson. C. M. Connell, Garner, W HL Stansbury, C: ‘The management reserve characters adiuissi ce of tickets that | refundine the pr Chased by th. CARROLL INSTITUTE e steamer W. W The steamer Mu neton xt 1042. and ‘cram will leave Mar the Co pm. The 3 af 4pm. aud 8:30pm. Dane Conestan B FAMILY EXCURSION WEDNESD. Under Auspices UNIFORMED BATTALIO: Steamer ARROWSMITH leaves 745 & m. ; home again at 9-3) p.m. Beach, aud the Finest Lsth ne on t Fare for round-trip, 6¢e children. Qe. ‘Tickets for sale at whart SPECIAL NOTICE.—TI ower Cedar Point at 9 dock Cars in’ waitin Dinner served at Hotel on arrival of the boat, —THE ARMENIA TO ISTON'S ISLAND). ular resort, by 20, 1.0.0. F, seaworthy and siiftest steamer on” the ELEY. (with numerous erfectiy-appointed state rooms), Which leaves Gth street at 9a 1. sharp MONDAY, AUGUST 4, Is84, returning at 10). m. A magnificent cuisine on the boat and shore dinner with all the delicacies of ths scason, Genuine salt water bat inw, boating and fishing. T) nites, A. Das Win, Bushby, LJ, ou return of sthe ri jon to the steamer, have been pur! MARSHALL HALL, Ou THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1884. Corcoran will leave W ry Wasl pom. anid 8:30 ry Washington will leave Marshall Hall ag on the Steamer Mary Washington going and gy3t STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. AY, AUGUST 6rx, of ‘1.0.0. F, Tth street wharf at Bet Hotel Cieatest under twelve years, sy31 , | FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &e. ESTIVAL AND LAWN PARTY, FOR THE F —> ENE- fit of St. John's, (Carroll Chapel, )at Forest Glen. and O. RK. ou AUGUST 6, 1884 Tickets, trip, 50e.; children, 2c. r—On August 6th trains will leave the Band 0. 40, 8.90 and 10:80 a. m., @ Spm, turning. will reach Washington at 11.30 F B AMUSEMENTS. ‘OUN ae WILL, BR HELD LESBUKG, © frou Warts SEPTEMBER 16. = a ee TY FAIR HEATER COMIQUE SUMMER GARDE AMERITORIOUS OVATION OF STRLLAR WORTH. of In the AL Awalte you, commnenc MONDAY. JULY 4a MATINERS DAYS SATURDAYS $y28 Die The Miss MAC FRENCH. FS Weel freat Rariton GUO" ALOT the masiea! wonder ROYAL JAPANESE JUGGLERS. the instital: MARS & LEWIS, the boneless Inds. thie inituttabie MAAS A Falk th Tans extant Adruissfon AD y Ladies and Childoen. 3938 rpecesanns OF PEOPLE Suffer from Dyrpepeta, when they could ecure n permanent cure by exercise ted bya BICYCLE OR TRICYCLE, Schoo! for lasir m7 am. ti p.m, WM ¢ SCRIBNTR, jon open f Purchasers tanght free, Uy2S) 1108 East. nerthweat, Mu: Mesic: Must AVE Prof. POFTPNITS Pand and Uncis Furstcloas Mos for all wveasict 121 thor MMICH’S BAND AND ORCHESTRA rInst- Class Mu cnished for Parcurstons, = Range veut Dorthwest Lown, 8to _ LAD! OUGLASS RINT BIKEET | ST. CLOUD BUILDING RDIRWEAL, FOR LADUS. MISSES AND CHILDREN, Latlies’ GAUZE UNDERVESTS xt 50» Bou, BOC, THC, Mea, it Minses GAUZE UNDELVESTS Biv. Se. Oe. and Te, up, TS. but thle prices are thoes ERY. An unlimited aseoriment of all the new and choice styles for Ladies, Misses and Children COTTON UNDERWEAR i departanent very Little, for the reasom Yor the carinents their {ull siz, purfeoe ti d fit do Ht anus lly for us, 2 iJ For Tur iS GOODSs. These goods are FIM! Noexr 4 uIRTY Das M. WILLIAN TRE GREATEST REDUCTION IM WILL MARE TRICES EVER MADE HERETOFORE, Trimmed Ronnets at half Untrhamed Bonnets cod Hats athalf price, Flowers at halt price, Feathers at half price. Silk Mantillis at halt 9 dereeye, black ind colored, at half price, ‘The Indies now Lave an opportunity of getting the finest woods at very low guices. All goods marked im plain fieures. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, 907 Penneyivanis ava, tyst Pent Ar Asp Bezow Acrvat. Cosr. TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED MATS and BONNETS KID GLOVES, MITTS, FANS and FLOWERS, MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1509 F Stueer Noxruwest, sya FOR CASH ONLY. Mis Srna Roevrrnr, CCS 9TH STRENT, Opposite Patent Office, Complete and handsome tine of AND WHITE LACES, EMBROIDERIES, FLOUNCINGS, ALLOY BLACK Tu Swise and Nainsook, | | Farge stock of ZEPH SULTLAND STLAWLA, Vian ond Eiubroidered MULL PICHUS at half thee | value, Ladies and Children’s HOSIERY. SUMMER UNDER- A, SULK snd LISLE THKE AD GLOVES aud MET- TENS, at reduced prices. dels Mss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 450 TENTH &TREFT NORTHWIST, Mekes CORSETS to order ii ayaa aud mad seta Sho guarantecs perfect Dtand content LR SPECIALTIES ARE French: Hand-made Uncerclothing, Merino ‘Underweate and finest Imported Hosiery. Jatent Shoulder Graces and alf Dress Reform Goods, French Corsets and Buxtles, Chikinen's Corsets, anda #1 Corset (Miss E.'s own ¢.) that for the ‘price is unsurpassed. EAVES FOR SUNDAY MORN- t OWER CEDAR POINT. WASHINGTO: cent st Toot of wharf, ee ‘The Armenia stops at Alexandria Fridays only. < For further information spply Hotel, stenmer ARMENTA Tth str daily ys. at Yuin returning at 9 pari. com ft. Fare SU ceuts round trip, childen, on Mondays and H.C. BOWERS, Manager, at office, St. Mare 3y30-lan IXTH ANNUAL EXCURSION BLACKISTO! WEDNESDAY, AU To stop at Alexandi TEAMER ROC Sb: Inquire of E. H. MAY, Sheriff's wharf, foot of UST POINT CA‘ 620 ‘th street, going and re quall parties for any place on the river or bay th street southwest, or OF ANACOSTIA LODGE, NO. 21, F. A. A. M., Steamer Jane Mosely, "'S ISLAND, STH, 1894. Jy28-lm* R GREAT FALLS ANI O! FOR GREAT FATTS ‘The Steam Packet “EXCELSIOR” lar trips to the above poi FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS, at 8 o'cloc Bt office. Telephone No. 38: ERS, 1045 32d strect, West Washington. D CABIN JOHN will make er ree ats as follows: TUESDAYS, ck, from whart, cor- her High street and Canal. For furiher information SS. JG. & J. M. Jy28.103 SERIES OF EXCURSIONS BATURDAY EVENING ‘The entertainments will consist ‘The Steamer MAY W. Gentleman's with cach gentler ‘To be had of the ‘Ticket, 50 cer Will be given by the CLUB EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. of Dancing, Vocal = Music by Prof, Donel orchestra. Mth Ses za oN, WASHINGTON will leave her 26:30, m., returning at 1 p.m “Gentleman's Ticket, 20 ernsts,two tadics complimented in sdditional ladics 25. mittee exd at the b cents each, 3y23 3 ¥F CCOQUAN Oana ALE AND THE STEAMER MARY WA: Will make excursion trips to the sbove COQUAN F. N FALLS Every WFD! ALL Teaving at 9a. m., returning at 4:30 p trip, 16 cents. waxed dancing deck down and bac alLtrips. except Sunday. Fie brass Fist trip only. ay ESDAY, leavii GLYMONT. SHINGTON cen, To OC- 7 a] ak p.m Fare, round: SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT. Two trips, 9:30 #.m.and 3 p.m.,returning at $p_m. and Opn Fare, ieuni-trin, so cchte: Dancing on fs and at grounds, on band on Sunday. unday excursion stoys.at Marshall E_ 8, RANDALL, Manager. GTEAMER Ww. W; CORCORAN, mont. Boat w: Mount Vernon, which is $1. Fare, 5 cents, deat lea at 3 p.m. Ril'poas te ots and ret SUMMER AKRANGEMENT. ‘This fine steamer will make dally trips (Sundays excepted) to all points on the Potornar as far as Gly- t i leave a 108. mand arrive at 3:30 pe m. Fare, round trip, 25 cents to all points except SATURDAY EVENING trips will be made during the suminer, boat leaving at 6 p. n., arriving at 9:20 p. 1. SUNDAY AFTERNOON trips will be made as usval, rning at 8 p.m. Boat Head Fare. 5 cents. 3.0.—Prench, German and Spenisi spoken, marl ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING, FIRST GLASS HAUL DELSSEIL FROM P: A Five Medals frum Lxpostous: . Lyons and Vienna, Bithufacturer and iuy HUMAN HATK RSD TERE TAM work. Ledies fine Hair Cutting and Hair drewsine, Heirdyed aud slauupooed in adinst class aanner, | Mussto order: 537 FIFTEENTH STKELT NORTHWEST. Asrox Fisuer aninz Fst: ‘Chemical Dry GG etree north THIRTY YEARS EXE Ladies? and Gentlenien's Garnents, also, Velvet an Pinsh Cloaks, Crape Veils, Laces, Gloves, ce, are pat= ect] leaned Uy PCRS, LADIES’ EVENS 1:3 A SPECIALTY. Gi Cle p Stbianen's Clothes ail by this process will eee their origiual shape. and grease spots wuarant to be removed efectually, Brice $1.60 and $175 suit _ BOOKS, &. SUMMEK: FROM THE JOURNAL OF HENKY D. BS Thoreau, i Guetun, Atint Serena, One Stimuer, by Blanche Willie joward A Jolly Summer. Mothers in Council, Standard, Loveli's and Seasite Libraries, ninercial aud Pine Stationery 319 CC PUKSELE, 418 9th wt. now. NEW Law nooxs. Desty on Taxation Preble's Puteut Caso Index. Second edition, LATEST NOVELS: The Prinees of Napraxine, by Ouida, The Battle of Stones River, by Stevenson, Miss Ludatiscion’s Sister. Pictures of Life and Cheracter, I say No by Wilkie Collie, ‘The diz Maze, by Nine Authors. Lessous in Longevity. by Jolin 1. Bamfiton, ‘Afull line of Blauk Books alwsys on hand. WM. Hi. MOKISON, nT 475 Ponusylvania venta, CRMCULATING Lipnary, 149 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. The best new books: seven monthly and two weekly magazines ax soon as issued. Jeeelere ‘Terms 80 ‘or$4 per year, JeT-aitu.th Bos Foe SUMMER READING AT HALF PRICE CHOICE STATIONERY. NEWEST STYLES, THE NEW LAWN GAMF, ENCHANTMENT. LAWN POOL, LAWN TENNIS, CXOQUET. ARCHERY, AT LOW PRICES, WM, BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 Seventh street. frausiated from the G Sianners bud Bor El Crass Blue it Het ertauent Revenue Cial Ueages: Ellis H. Roberts, Goverhment Revenve: Home in Italy, by Mrs. FD. H. Dinnclardl Adame’ Book of Authors; Dit we Letween Phyni Moral Law, by Wai. Arthur; Vacation Cruising, by Rothrock; Yractical Essays, by Alexander pains Bf 3. at Evolution in Animals, by G.J- Komanes. G. fit KER, Fookseller abd Statiouer, 1105 Penusyl iXenuc northwest ‘Telephone call, 485-8. ele WOOD AND COAL, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. G. L, Suener, COAL, Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet, 0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo J. M™. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Has, for more than half a century, been tn use by KOBERT H. GRAHAM. Repository and Factorys4l0-4168th street mer teat at 000 STITT all Of people, and indorsed by eminent phy- an ug OTE % AEE | sicians as te teat tonic and invisortorer ase RA MH tT NNN | The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find 1t AAA U oF it NNN ~ | to give new life, vigor and happiness Particu- CTS TU eed 00 NUNN = | jariy a lady’s medicine. $1. Sold by drag- W. E. Thornton, » Baltimore and — larrison streets, Baltimore, Ma. Ua, th,s-6m J, U. OBFEARA & CO, 1947 Pennsylvania Avenue, “Alderney Dairy ” Are felling their entive stock—Guns, Rifles, Cutlery, | and delivered Inbait- pound “Want” penta wee eet Tools, Tackle, Notions, Musical Instruments, Jewelry Round, Also, Cottage Buttermilk ana Sweet Hardware, &c., at auction, every evening, at 7 p,m, Se. per quart, Cream 15¢. Bargains can bebad, See auction advertisement. 4y7 BE? s THe wou: UPPER TEN Ps =— =| bed LEE Bt Ty, Aw T B Wwww HHH ¥ RUNES ND JZBAVELING Daas . wy 4 # E*& bs - And the Best and Cheapest Ptace to buy them ‘ASK YOUR GROCER BE pe ans HBOS, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, 313 Pennsylvania avenue n. w. PHILADELPHIA, ms2-Sm A saare each, a hand, and prices comer [ae ene Nwcrorrrmto Ww ATER, SAFE, QUICK AND PLEASANT. ‘Eminent physicians pronounce it superior toany mineral water now in use in all cases of [cr HEADACHI GASTRIC AND INTESTINAL DYS- ‘now prepared to lay, at shert “PEVSIA, BILOUSNESS WAN'T OF APPETETE, aye of any Rize Or COLE, ANG UONDEBILIT, FOHLaNs ENTIRELY FREE FLOM GRIPING. (Ask your Merchant for if, my2-3mq oy4d-om SN oa We have tust received @ large lot of Bakers? PINE Roop. This fseah mined COAL of wuperior atalty ‘The attention of consumers is respectfully invited to ‘an inspection of our stock. STEPHENSON & BRO., ‘th st. wharf and 12th st, and Pa. ave, KINDLING and STOVE WOOD. Offices: 1114 Pa. ave., 828Pa. ave., cor, Depot and Milk. Gth strect and Potomac river. feb6-Gm 20thand Kste.n.w Coan: JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest, BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES: 1202 F street northwest: 1515 7th street northwest: 1140 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; 1112 9th street northwest; Corner 3d and K sfreets northwest; 22] Pennsylvania avenue southwest, PRIVATE, Ral op NEw TORK: FUEL of all kinds, COAL BInvMisO ‘MINES INTO OUI ‘kinds of WOOD, either in the stick or prepared to ontln ab ons factory. ‘CLEAN coat, roms, geliverica tor the economic RATE LAUER TARE oT ON CARS. Pune FROM THE ot AM aly a eet estiticn THRACITE and ind fet an low oe Pad curb Ww ooD!! 3.001 Tonics. It cannot into: ‘BRO' dead sedentary Lives, toa who | 4720-00 IRON BITTERS is inyaluable W17 717 SEVENTH STREET N. W. VAPOR STOVES. Intest out, New Twin-Burm r, Vapor St gcubie the hest of a wagle burs Oke Tees Two] ‘Burner, Do not. ‘al to au ordinary Three tcahishdece fea ‘shalvo an ‘amorunentot ‘We have several new and second-hand Vapor Stoves that we offer at very low prices to clean then out ‘A full line of Cock Btoves,Latrobes, Slate Mantele,deo, Danforth Fiuid constantly on hand. PEERLESS REFRIGERATOR. ‘Large Assortment. GEO. WATTS. Agente for the District af Coruna), ‘314 7th st.. 5 doors above Penn. ave ROWN'S IRON BITTERS Is the onl, It does Tooszs: Troxxs:: Tavsxs:n SATCHELS! SATCHELS!! SATCHELS!! ar Baum’ 6 trn Srmeer Norraweee, TRUNES from $1.75 up, ‘TRUNKS, WITH ZINC BOTTOMS, from 65 ap, SATCHELS from 9c. up. Also pe cheapest line of HAMMOCKS and CBOQUER HAMMOCKS from 70e. up. CROQUET, Eight Balls and Fight Mallets; trom $1 up, ezamine thr abov (Can RAVE Saar cere cies 1337 U STREET. SAYS THREE BOT- Ase EROWN'S IZON LITTERS: cured hiva of a severe case «i dyspepuia, 3v29-40 *