Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Wenihe THe CnrEe = May Orricr nth Fixe Sreaw Moses & Son, Hour eth ta B. tien day, to Pon Mar Traut station. be §: ASK your groce RY SHors aps dab nd a lary, Z. Strashurser \ { , THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. V7 BRIDA? Wood 2 Youn. some nan, wi ist, became despondent ai «mood ittempted to Kill himself afternoon about 6 o'clock by hang- the rear yard of his resi- nd R streets, He was dis ct tother and she called in’ Mr. ties Wise, who cut the rope In time to sav oung man’s Hf d aud redered ‘medical this un that the young man Is recovering, S DepaTe.—The eighth he Philonomosian society of Ince yesterday uiter- . The subject,"Would ration from the home’ gove uacive to the better Interests of puted by Jas. A.Gray, Latshaw, Missouri, in thé erie B, Dahlgren, Maryland, Spratt, New York, In the n S, Wholare to award the prize by his : “nt day, are Rev. M.A. O'Kane, s. HE. Stack, 5. Jz Rev. ‘T. O'Leary =. pall was weil filled with young ladle aiid their escorts. This was the first public de= owe T stre Sk roasted eufive, for sale by your vapor stove | A. Eberly & So uur doors above Srarxep GLAS ENey, 411 7th, st y where out Frsseni’s I ef town; 1427 Tur Strapy fue ¢ honest, tal Ai derived tomers, as our list of bubs fndieate. | YoUNe TERPRISE” Koa Six Diree of vapor stoves shown at W 717 Tih street. ALL ¢ Hats mark mad 1), tha ‘Gent's F Use THe ed En Losy Yorn or RAND Hon ton day, May 30th, th en Mur tr J station. ra.com: Queens comy ny * comp A Brena sexr ward University A annual 1ith Mur outlined Pobbed of $31 worth of HELD ox A City1 Charles J this me: tered thro John A. Sch . pick, Rrarnrs.— At the copies main ball at the tit _— RAND Hourpay Exevn uth, the am th Baltimore 2x.—On Decora: an excursion Bavw's Booxs. Raum’s ts remarica Prices. Asetof I * works, for instanec, can be - usual price being $23.50, See advi. tor details. _Howarp | Usiversery MINI. —The | by this society. of broom drill at Curtis hall, rhe scoond nine of Georgetown eol- ‘ated a club from Capitol Hill yesterday by pf 18 to 10.——Engine No. nto service at the fire ne school.—There is a nal bridge, at the foot of et, Which is too high for wagons to tor boats to pass under, Tere D CONDITION OF WATER AT TAM. Gr mperature, 72; condition, # rece via reservoir, temperature, GS; condi: north ction, 36; south connection, S:distributing reservoir, temperature, 70; con influent gate louse, 36; effluent gate Low tide in the river to-day at 5:30; high tide at 10: 0D. Alexandria Affairs. “for THe EVENING Stan, ‘THe Crry PorcLAtion.—The census of Alex. for 1885 has not been taken, asin Wash- the constant increase of dwellings: since 1SS0, shows that the population ertbly inereased, There hin the corporate limits In und it fx thousht that there are now at 500. The corporate limits are, however, hs, the limits of the city. Beyond the dwellings extend on one west, and considerably on. nd south: 96 that the actual popu andriainay be set down as 17,000 at least, A SrkEET RePav insprovement Is —A very decided street ng Inade under the su= Lambert and Superin en Fair- re Was estre ery ton of stone pavl pest stime being of nd, Welghing ‘sixty pounds and” up) Thest great boulders still remain In plac rough w done for nearly yGurs past. ‘These stones will now be taken tp, brol d relaid, snaking « compact aud conortable street improvement. Tite Mesictvar ELEetioN.—The election take come off here on the fourth Thurs- Very little exeitem a large vote pole hich the aspirations of is so fare re Lucas, who was yin the field pendent date, will make fr, John B. nowt, demverati¢ The total = late prin election was nd received 17: t President. It has impracticalle to get outa full vote at the municipal ¢ ugh the total vote of the town wasa yet in the warmly mutest between Be “total vote was only 1660. of Mexandria at the late presi Was 33.016, Frank Dixon dition. hich can- pas, the n favor Of his recovery.— preparing for their suinmer yin St. Muy's county, to open before the of this Amanda Brooks has mayor for an assault, yds.of Beautl new colors, new shudes, yur Hedueed Price 5c. SH DRY GOODS STORE, FANCY SILKS, BLACK Rh cw Vale duced COLORED SATINES, ae aid black. reduced FIGURED SATINES 5, Be. ILKi GRENADINES, actual 50¢ quality, Cream, Pink, + 1Se., 2¢e, and 25¢. VETS, Real VELVE fae C ue Cervepratep SHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT. ead bent Kurs fo the trade HL ple Agent for Distel DYCK The stresses f 131s Oftice ar Warehonse—If. 1. La f, foot of LOUr st. peompily Mlled aud deliveries made te auy partul tue clt TE ETCH Basement and Cellar sulld, smooth and durable ed. dito, and all work guaran- ove work,as now per- hy rights of Macsixaw § THE CELEBRATED MACKINAW STRAW HATS MANUFACTURED BY DUNLAP & CO,, OF NEW Yous. NOW READY ALL THE LEADID AND CHILDREN PEARL AND BEAVER COLORED DRESS AND DERBY HATS AT WILLETT & RUOF GENTS for DUNLAP'S NEW YORK HATS, 405 Peunsylvaniaava, / SHAPES FOR MEN, BOYS 1 Lav: 2 ¢ HILDREN, ead th « Prices to Your Parents: les’ Hand-sewed Cur. Kid, Cloth Top St oes, only hoes, only $5.50. 8a. ‘Tie, Hand sewed and Prench Kid, $& aud. Tig Brothers that Gur Famous ‘and stylish and Will wear, make Ue Celebrated Waukenphast OF shives for only So. Fine Shoes tor you, Little Oues, at very GEO. W. RICH, Custom Shoemaker, 409 7th st. nw. Marr Whasxex. YSTONE | SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE. STRICTLY PURE. THE REST TONIC. ECTS DIGESTION. Uneqnalied for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and General Debility. PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for $5.00: Beware of Tmitations, None genuine without the Signature of EISNER & MENDELSON, E. G. Dav, 719 MARKET SPACE, PARASOIS! PARASOLSY PARASOLS!!! OUR STOCK OF PARASOLS WILL COMPARE WITH ANY STOCK IN THE MARKET, BOTH IN QUANTITY, QUALITY AND PRICES. LACES OF ALL KINDS, FANS OF EVERY DE- SCRIPTION, NETS, VEILINGS, BUFFLINGS AND HANDKERCHIEFS, BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. SATEENS ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE SCARCE BY ALL. WE ARE SHOWING THE BEST STOCK IN BLACK, BLACK AND WHITE TO BE FOUND IN THECITY. WHITE GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. BLACK VELVET GRENADINES, FIGURED AND STRIPED, BEADED AND ESCURIAL GRENADINES; PLAIN AND FIGUREDGREN- ADINES. ATTRACTIVE STOCK AND PRICES GUARANTEED. INDIA SILKS, PLAIN AND FIGURED, SPECIAL BARGAINS, CRAPE DrCHINE, CANTON CRAPE. AND MANY OTHER GOODS, SUITABLE FOR THE AP- PROACHING SEASON, TO ALL OF WHICH WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS. EG DAVIS, ‘Corner 8th street and Market Space. y21-3t Two Wars. A thing may be viewed from an atilarian stand- pointor an aesthetic one, the practical or the ornamental, so the appreciation of anything depends tiponthe “Pint of Ligke as they sayy /upoirthe. Seas. tern Shore, Ornamentally considered, my HALF HOSE, whice I sell for: r dozen, May not be quite up to tnestandard ofthese coming double tie momar yee fun aure that none at uy price have greater PRACTICAL VALUE; nor are they devoid of Beauty. ied i have a Great Variet; of mot! effectsin Drat Scarlet, Brown, Black and Yellow, 4 Also In Unbleached, different degrees of thickness. Also tn Solld Colorings, some among them clocked or chucked Also Varieties of Striped ones, full ilar made, witha that term implies, "eS Feeul woe a longline of sizes, running from 9 to d iches ‘These goods aremadein France, Germany, England and the United Staves’ In making inquiry for Tlalf Hose, do not forget to investigate the peculiar merits of my READY-MADE CLOTHING, having no superior in this market, Siyle, Fit and Price Correct. FIRST IN THE FIELD, AND FIRST IN ONE PRICE. HENNING, ‘THE CLOTHIER, 410 SEVENTH STREET. my? Coxmixvation oy TE GREAT SLAUGHTER aT KING'S PALACE, 814 7th street. Cutting prices in two. Save your money by buying your goods at KING'S PALACE, 814 7th st. Ifyou are in need of a nice trimmed Hat or Bonnet, for yourself or daughters prime. goods, ptglish aNd fasbionabi:, imported or domestic, you Will find. tt wt ing’s Palace, B14 7th st. If you ure locking for the largest assortment of raw Tats and Bonnets. ‘untrinied, comprising ry style aid sbape and quality. that the narkee oduees, in children's, misses" und indies sizes, the nly place aud largest’ selection Is at King's Palace, 14d 7th st. If youare in need of Fine French Flowers of the most exquisite styles aud quality, you must Ko tO King’s Puluce, S14 7th streets If vou desire to buy Handsome ‘Tips, prime goods, rand shades aud quality, you will hve ts SPaldee, S14 7th st. ne Efégunt Plumes, in all colors hes long, your duty is to go to King’s from 15 to 4 Palace, 814 7th st. If you are in need of Ribbons we have an_ immense stock to choose from at King's Puluce, S14 7th st. ware in want of Millinery ‘Felunmings you will find # choice assortment of millinery ornatnents, cold and sliver scarfs, sik, grenadine and Roman striped and plaid silk sath Ieibbons, from 5 to inches wide, you cuit find then at King’s Palace, 814 7th st. If you desire to buy Gold and Silver and Feather Ponipons, gold und silver net, and colored Crepe de Chene, silks, satins and velvets, you must not neglect Ww go to King’s Palace, $14 7th st. if you, are U3 search of Laces, mich, as, Orlental, Egyptian an h Guipare Laices, do not mas to KOU King’s Palace, 81 Tenet. If you desire to purchase Lisle Sil or Kid Gloves and Corsets, remember King’s Palace, 814 7th at Ifyou wish to select from w large assortment of Lace ps, stvlish and handsome, you will find them at King’s Pulace, 814 7th st. If you are In neevof a Handsome and Stylish Je sey, We have thousands of ‘the latest aud most stylish designs ut King’s Paluce, 814 7th st. If you think of buyiug @ lovely Visite at half its yalue one would advise’ you to go to king's Palace, SIs 7th st. Af you feel like buying a Sun Umbrella or Parasol you Will tnd them In great variety. at King's Palace, S14 7st CONCLUSION! If you want to buy goods and wish to save your money, and desire to be treated well, and wish to find. a choice and large stock to seiect from, you are duty Lound to go to the Great Heasquariers, the Largest Millinery House, KING'S PALACE, my16 814. SEVENTH STREET. Ries Accrssmis TO ALL. You HAV! Y, KIND READER, TO WEND YOUR WAY TO NO. 717 MARKET SPACE TO BE CONVINCED OF THE TRUTH OF THIS STATE. MENT. THERE YOU WILL CERTAINLY FIND RICH'S, AND WHEN YOU HAVE FOUND IT ENTER AND MAKE PURCHASE OF SUCH ARTICLES IN HIS LINE AS YOU MAY REQUIRE, AND YOU WILL COME AWAY SATISFIED THAT YOUR SEARCH FoR RICI'S WAS NOT WITHOUT ITS REWARD AND THAT, WE DID THINGS UP BROWN WHEN WE DIS- COVEKED TO YOU TIE LOCATION OF RICH'S HIGHLY POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT, THERE YOU WILL FIND THE LEADING STYLES AND BEST. MAKES FOR THE VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES, W. H. RICH my13 ‘717 Market Space, Washington, D. C. A. Corken ‘The past Week's business has been thegreatest The Misfit Store has ever hud. Why is it that the people continue to so thoroughly appreciate this great bur- guin resort? ‘The answer Is, shop! GOOD GOODS WELL ROUGHT, A CERTAIN LOW PER CENT OF PROFIT AND GUARAN- ‘TEED SATISFACTION TO ALL. THIS WEEK'S BANQUET: A Good Blue Flannel Sult, Indigo dye, G. A. R. style, 87.50; worth $12, A Afiddlevex Flainel Suit, $10; sold elsewhere for 12, A splendid line of Cassimere Suits, from $6 to $15, FULLY 33 PER CENT BELOW VALUE. Fine Diagoual Prince Albert Sults at §15,worth §25. Pure Worsted 4-Button Cutaway Suits, ut §10, worth $16. Fine Blue Serge Sults at 912, sold elsewhere for $15. Seersucker Coats and Vests at $2.50, worth $4, Oflice Coats from 35¢. up. Alpaca Coats from $1 up. White Vests from 7c. up. Odd Pants, immense varlety,at $1.25 and upwards. FOR BOYS FROM 4 T0 12 YEARS, A splendid line of Sailor Suits from $1.50 up. ‘A Full line of Jackets and Pants from §2.50 up, FOR BOYs FROM 12 TO 18 YEARS, A Complete line of Stylish Suits, good material and workmunship, from $4.50 up, A Base Ball and Bat given with every Boy's Sult at THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS: Sole Agents tor tne U.S. Phila, Pa, FOR SALE RY LAWN TE: LAWN Poor CROQUET. ARCHERY. ENCHANTMENT. A full supply, at low prices, to be found at WM. BALLANTYNE & son's, p27 428 7th street. Vuessa Orncux Ca. u 1204 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST 4@ Make no mistake, and come to the corner. my1S Scunizxares Anmmcun STONE PAVING CO. Office—1418 New York Avenue. Artistic and fine work in cement a speciaity. Ourskilled workmen lay the following SCHILLENGER PATENT (BEST), ARTIFICIAL STONE, ASPHALTUM, PARAGON, GRANOLITHIC, NEUCHATEL, MASTIC, Kitchens, Sidewalks, Stables, Cellars laid with neat- ‘bess and promptneas ki I, President. Tuepacun at gg3Se © MORIBBIN, Prgent, New style light colored Derbys, $2, $2.50: Splendid ussortment Mackinaws, $1, $1.50, $2; fen's and Boys’ Jumbos, 50, 75¢,, Si; Children’s wide brim Shade Hats. all prices; Drop tn and inspect Styles and Prices,’ Largest line and best Make of Trunks: ALC. Lewis’, 920 7th st., bet. I and K sta.n. 'N.B.—Price plainly marked on each article. 3 Following Rare Bargains for to-morrow only. at M. Augenstein’s, 817 7th st. n.w. Another lot of our cholce mixed candy ‘at 10c. pound; Lava_cuspadores, 21¢.; 4-foot step-ladders, “G8e.; S-loot, 88c; G-foot, OSe. ironing boards, 33c.;3 fancy baskets, 10c.; an ANo.1 American ‘hi ican hammock, 43¢.; fine Mexi- hammock, 79c.: oWf-boiled 7» 39C.; 30-foot clothes lin ‘90-fo0t, 13¢.; 1 doz. te ay doz. table, 10c.; wash boilers, 49c.; French china tea seits, moss rose and gilt lines, $5.97, worth $9; 4, ’doz. cups and siucers, 1, doz. breakfast ‘and % "doz, dinner plates’ and 1 market basket, 9c; 25 sheets paper and 25 envel 6c; 3 Jds. shelf oil cloth, 2c. whisp brooms, 5c. 1 Great 97 Cent Sale at the Popular Shoe ‘Houses, 726 7th st,, between G and H, and 461 Paave. Ladies’ fine kid worked button hole shoes, 97. Ladies’ serviceable pebble goat button shoes,07. Ladies’ fine Kid foxed and serge galters, 97¢, Ladies curacoa kid oxford ties, 97c. Ladies’ kid Newport ties and low button, 97c. Misses’ fine pebble spring heel shoes, 97% Misses’ serviceable school shoes, 97¢, Misses’ fine Vassar ties, 97e, Children’s fine kid spring eels, or heels with worked button holes, 97c. Children’s fine Vassar ties and sandals, 97c. Youths’ all leather school shoes, 97¢, Youths’ tine button shoes, 97c. Men's Congress gaiters, 07. y Men's good quality lace shoes, 97¢. ‘Men's patent leather oxford tles, 97e. Ments, Boys’ and Youths’ first quality base ball shoes, 97 1 Summer Bargains. Men's all-wool Suites $8. Men’s 4-button Cutaways, $10; worth $15. Children’s Suits, $2.50; better quality, $2.75. Ga San Children’s Pants, 4 to 13 years, 60. Our $2 light Derby leads them all. Our $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Mackinaw Hats are feather at ee and stylish. We have a full line of celluloid collars and cuffs. Men’s Dress Shoes,button, lace and congress,1.24. Ladies’ Kid Button, $9¢. Ladies Slippers, 24c. to 99e. Children’s Slippers, 2c. to 49e. Theo. Hollander'’s West End Combination Stores, 1 902 Penna, aye. Comfort for the Feet In Hahn's Famous Summer Specialties, 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave. These goods are specially made for us, to se- cure to the wearer perfect ease: Gent's $4.00 French Calf Custom Low Shoes. Gent's $3.00 Dongola Kid Ties for tender feet. Gent's $2.00 and $2.50 fine Calf Low Button and Oxfords. Gent's $1.50 tackdess Goodyear Welt Shoe. Gent's $1.25 Policemen’s and Letter Carriers’ Low Shoe. pritdles’” $4.00 hand-turned Freneh Kid ntton. Ladies’ $2.00 and $2.50 flexible foxed and Kid Button, Ladies’ $1.50 pliable Kid Button Boots. Ladies’ $2.00 and $2.50 hand-sewed Freneh Kid Low Shoes, Ladies’ $1.00 hand or machine-sewed Low Button, xtord or Sailor Ties, Ladies’ Serge House Slippers. kid Yined Opera and Youths’ fine Low Shoes, $1.00 to Misses’ 50c. Opera Toe Slippers. Child’s 65¢. Spring Hee} Low Button, Infant's 50¢. Nue Oxford Tie Canvas Shoes tor y, $1.00, Blout’s Bargain Bulletin. shall offer on to-morrow some of the test bargains ever offerea in Washington. Hats and Bonnets marked down to Jess tian one-third thelr original price. Read the following: The La Rose, a splendid hat, suitable for misses or ladies, former price, 5 ‘The La Be and childre very nob; ; reduced from $1.2 ‘The Pas¢a, a very stylish ladies marked down from $1.00, ‘The Vendome, a beautiful ha children, 38 cents; sold elsewhere for 75 cents, The Peconia, the most fashionable Ludies’ hat of the season, 48 cents; reduced from $1.50. The Jolly,’a very desirable child's hat, cents; former price, 90 cents. ‘The Corinne, 59 cents: reduced from $1.50. The Apajune, for ladies or misses, 10 cents former price, $1. ‘The Ision, 'a splendid Jarge rim shade hat, 35 cents; reduced from $1.00. The Bonnie Belle, & iovely hat, both in shape and quality, 48 cents; former prive, $1.50. Allof ubove goods’ are new and this seagon’s shapes. We have closed the entire stock of one of the largest’ manulacturers at way down prices, and offer you w chance for bargains sel- jou attainable. w G §! 710 7th street. rting Jcrscys and Bievele Hose, @ at Auerbach’s, 7th and H, i 8) full Young's Special Bargain: ‘Atieiltron’s Old stand, 42 7h street. Remember: The Old Lady in Window. Ladies’ French Kid Oxford Ties, $1.75. giigat hand sewed Oxtord ‘Tie’ dna! button, 1.50. Kid Oxford and 95 cents, Ladies’ and Misses’ Ties and Button, 70 cents. Common Sense and Opera Toe Slippers, 45, 60,75, 98 cents Child's and Infant's Spring heel Oxford Ties, 25, 50, 75, 97 cents, Misses’, Boys’, Youths’ Blue Canvas Button and Lace, 90 cents and $1, Ladies’ tlhe Kid, foxed and lasting Button, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $3.50. pur $3 und $4 hand sewed Button are beau- ies. Men's and Boys’ Low Quarter Button and Ties, $1.25, $2, $2.50. Huud sewed Mat Kid Button and Ties, $3. Our $4 and $5 hand sewed Gaiters are equal to $8 custom made, 92.50 Electric Shues all the rage. Young's Shoe House, 402 7th street, I ewport Button and Ties, Hellbrun’s old stand, CITY ITEMS. The following tremendous bargai Withont ome cent of profit, will be Sttered positively for to morrow only, at R. Gold- schmid’s, 812-7th st. n. w.; colored glass salt or pper shakers & for 25¢: Superior refrigera- ors with porcelain lined tank, only $7.38; larger size, without tank $6.98; handsome en- graved goblets 6 for 4c; hand painted French china berry saucers, 6 for 57c; colored glass painted Engiish china ton rete $0 pieces $6.02 int china ten se 97 ater coolers 9c; hammocks sides cut lass ice cream sets. 7 pleces 25¢; garden tools with y ‘wood walt boxes ‘Ibe: long handles ‘Te, fan water tumblers b for i0c; silver glass bouquet holders 2 for 9¢; cuspadores, assorted colors 2 for 25c; decorated English china dinner and fea nets’ combined, 130 pleces, square shape $12.27; pt. tin cups 5 for 10c; %4 gallon crystal water pitchers 23c: brooms Sc; 5000 tooth icks for Sc; fancy boxes of paper and enve- loves Te; 100 handsome baby carriages at manufacturers prices; dish pans 9c; painted splash mats Se; towel rollers Ze; syrup pitch- ers Se; colored glass finger bowls 3 for : cocoa door mats with red border 39; elegant hand-painted, English china dinner szts 133 pieces only $29.48, hand-puinted French china dessert plates 13¢; croquet sets complete, 4 balls 7c; 8 balls 89¢, 1 Extraordinary Bargains at Clark's, 734 7th street, this evening and to- morrow, ‘Ladies’ zauze vests, 23c.; men’s gauze vests, 19¢.; children’s gauze Vests, 10¢. up; boys’ pereale shirt waists, 25e.: white shirt walsts, 48c., reduced from Gse. Gur great sale of Jer: seys'stlil continues. Our $1 Jerseys 68c.; our $1.49 braided Jerseys, 98c.; our $2.25 pleated back Jerseys, $1.48; children’s Jerseys, 88c,, regular price $1.25. ‘Five special lots of Corsets at special low fixures; 69e. for our $1 French woven Corset; 87. for Thompson's ventilatin: Corset, regular price $1.25; Warner's health Corset, 98¢., regular price $1.25; 97¢. for our $1.49 ‘nursing Corset. 15-button length Jer- Seys Lisle Gloves, regular made fingers, 25c., re- duced from 79c.; ilk Gloves, 49c., reduced from 75e. Special sale of laundered Siirts, 50e.: un- laundered Shirts, 39c.; our $1_uniaundered Shirt, 67e.: 49¢. tor our Percale Shirt, reduced from 65¢.; our$1 white unlaundered Shirt, 67e. 98e. for our $1.50 white laundered Shirt, at Clark's, 734 7th’ st. n.w., this evening and ‘to- ‘morrow. 1 oe MILWAUKEE, Apart 23, 1885. Dearsrr: We beg to call your attention to the fact that from this date on we will ship our“Lager.” You will find It to be exceptionally fine this year. Yours Trai JOS. SCHLITZ BREW. CO, ToSAMUEL C. PALMER, Esq, ‘Washington, D. C., Dottars Axp Szxse FORETHOUGHT IN BUYING SAVES MANY A DIME, It is stated that what Is now one of the very largest retall dry goods housesin New York dates back Its ‘Success to the shrewdness of the proprietor tn selling for 99 cents what other dealers asked a dollar for. People flocked there to save the odd penny, and the result was an enormous trade, It is an act of wisdom to be careful of the odd penny. In buying, don't part with your money unless you think you are getting full value, ‘There ar but few people Whoare good judges of clothing. Just because ‘garment looks well that isn't evidence that it will wear well. When buying clothing it Is both wisdom aud safety to buy at a place where you not only get the west prices, but also well-made garments of good, reliable material. It Is the proud boast of Adler's Ten Per Cent Cloth- Ing House that ft keeps nothing but relluble goods. We are as careful of the making as we are of the quality of the goods, and, in fact, we try togive to every customer the best possible value for his money. There are different qualities of clothing. We sell the sort that gives good wear and good satisfaction. ‘We are satisfied with a very small profit, because low prices bring rapid sales, We try to do even better than we promise, because by so doing we at once Secure the good will of all our patrons, and one delighted customer can send us more trade than @ dozen advertisements will bring. ADLER’S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, COUNTRY BOARD. HE ARANDALE, NEAREST TO, Springs Hotel, Bedford, Penn. ‘This de- Aignthi Mfouneain resort wil open for cues fay 27th: terms moderate. For clreaars AISIP & SMITH. my2z-im= VHAPEL POINT, THE BRANCH OF Cc Maryland, 50, mi es, from, 2 e Potomac. Hat rand new hotel, and. prepared ree a me. 4 Rata, Sees Sue, Etna per. Sheena eae ‘salt water bathing: plenty of bath-houses this season. Rooms, with frstciuss board, goto sid weeks Nowat hotel “For further siatgrmation. mpply 39 i FRENCH QUEEN, National Hotel, or HOWARD BROS, Point, Md. ‘myai-ime Poko CLAGETT MANSION WAS UNBN- two desirable Rooms ou second floor; one Srind and two on first Inquire on premises. or 421 enw. my22-1we MES. GARERONS BOARDING Host: ANd 4VA School for Children from one and-whalf to ten years. FALLS CHURCH, Fairfax County, 'V Stearn ARDERS — PROSPECT HILi, SStiouse is beautifully situated among the hilis of retnia. Piano for the Ladies plenty of fruit, tee And shade: good bathing: fine saddle borwes, aad take board vnexcelied, Wound $3 per werk. “Address HENSON SIMPSON, Noruhfork, Loudoun county, va my PIET, SHADY RY BOARD —OOOL mary EATE i108! NEAR REDFORD. Pa. jeasant mountain home will open June ist. Bedford mineral water free. Terms @/ moderate, Mrs WM. CHENOWETH, Pro- prietress. anySerna™ |APON SPRINGS AND BATHS, (ALKALINE CARRS Waters Shad tne tron Waren Hampsbire Ca. W. Via." “No fogs. “No mala: PEAeispie SST Se ene oe ee Proprietors - ‘myieim HE “CHALPONTE,” ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, "Tits cu now roruttare! bode wardrobe etc. Is now open. _my10-3m_" ELISHA ROBERTS €.80N. e GRAND UNION, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. T'Xhnew Havel with weve (uraiture Mand: Spine rooms; central Cnex cepilonal in all its appoiniments.” Fines Beet In the world. Tera per day, according to location. SSSES 'p. NCCLE Formerly of Logan. Honse, Altoona; Bryn. Ho- tel, Pennsylvania: Stockton, Cape May, 1584, and now of American Jfotel. Philadelpty MONTEREY, SUMINGS HOTEL ONE AVE mite trom Blu» Ridge Summit, Br Tin _county, Pennsylvania, 2.000 feet above fide water, three hours. ride from Waxhington tat Maryland RR.” Most healthfal and pletaresqae callty in Flue Ridge Mountains. Speclal rates to families,“ Address LV. NEWCOMER, Proprictor. mnd6-1m* Bas. Re HOUSE, GOOD HARBOR itis, lovely “Grives, surebathinng,”. Yelegraph: lovely. drives Su "Re ae ustrated boo! i fives un stubling, ete. Send for il Kk, oF, ternis, 10 F. H, NUNNS. NHE RELLE VIEW, ASBURY PARK. N. J. ‘Ocean end of Wesley Lake: fine ocean iG a family house; sanitary arrangements erfect: artesian water. lass table, “ay MRS. R TY HE SEA.—NOTEL 1,7 OO aEea Ea tal Ny eat ad Grandson a ‘For Health, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. Hotel has ail the modern improvements and com- forts, with first-class table. Has fine grou streams, &c. Open from JUNE IST to OCT. 18) ‘Terms reason Send tor cireainr. U1. ¥. BAKER, Proprietor. BEACH OTEL, OVEN. FOR GUISTS MAY 1 SItuated on the Atlantic Const, © Cape Heats, Tok by Taliroad. Reach for bathing wnexeelied, and no undertow: Free from mosquitoes. ‘The howe istimeclais in all ite appointments: “Tek fraph, telephone and bruinpt mall faciice went sifu and boating” or terihs, whic are reasonable, apply to Mp, HOMMAC : 2 Virginia Teach Iotel, Va For further information and clreuiars apply to 3. W, HOTELER ee SON. ‘oot Pa. ave, Washington, D.C. ¢, HARPER'S FERRY, W. Ars, SE, Lovett. proprietress, 4 Opens May Oth: 1,200 feet absve tide; 450 feet above the rivers; nomalaria or mosqul- 324g toes: grand scenery: large cool rooms: table —w Celled; good fishlye: open until Nov. BU; Si por ours from. i BUID Pe THE Directly on the beach. tes $2 to| $8 per day. Lower rates by: the week Ur Fronth. “Wit meopen tor guanty dune ta. 1 Fashington, D. C. ares, dine rink RINGS AND MINERAL BATHS, Great North Mountain neat Winchester. trip tickets by Bae dhington, Jubd $850. Good for the season, cording to rooms, time of stays ete, families for the season. Cireslars myD3w* 906 14th st. Washin: Va. Opens Tuesday, Jane 10, 1885. Round ‘Terms: $32to$u0 per month of four weeks, ac tion at the office of A/S. PRATT & SONS, Managers, A. H. Garland, Attorn s & T lind a most delizhtful st and hated really to leave. When I went not well ut all, but the use of the water in the mountains restored me almost enti the water of the CAPPER Spring was bevond austhing Lever used. * © Itis simply wol derful in iis action on the liver and kidney Know of no place better suited to fumllies, ah glidminelsthere. * = # From Maj. W. Gwynn, Washington, D.C: = * ‘The handsome’ service of your bountiful table forms « marked contrast to that ‘Which charac terizes suunmer resorts in general, * © © From B.U. Keyser, eag., Washington, D.C: = * Teantrathfuily say that We have never passed so de- Ughtfulasumimer. © © My family, afer twent four boury ubsence from your springs, are home for Rock 3 m: 1 >LOCK ISLAND It I,, OCEAN VIEW HOTEL ‘A’sommer at sea, Splendid. Bass,” Hive, and Sword fishing. “Superb bathing, ne drives, 500 guests. First-class, Elegant musie, haul, orchestra, Perfect drainage. Send Tor nits: trutéd circular. Q.S MARDEN 43 Bowdoin st, Boston. inys-1n Seasox oF 1885. THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS. OPEN FROM JUNE 15ru TO OCT. I. ap23-1m TOMPKINS, GAG! SBURY PARK HOTEL ALBION. newest and one of the largest and best STRICTLY ONE PRICK, 7 and 929 Seventh street northwest, Southeast corner Massachusetts avenue, Always be sure that you are in the RIGHT PLACE, See “ADLER” over the door, ‘53> Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11. my16 Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt depot, 7th and I, 1 Satarday’s Bargains. Ladies’ isle gloves, 10 button length, 21¢. silk mitts in all the new shades, 29¢,; children’s silk mitts, all colors, 25¢.; one’ lot black lisle gloves, 15c,; 10 button iength silk mitts, «ll felons, dv,’ Reduced prices on all our capyand bonnets. “An embroidered Peek-a-Hoo Bonnet $8e. Gnie lot, Swiss embroidery, v ‘Bde. yard; worth 4c, 4 yard wide S| broidery only 75e. yard; worth Oriental laces ‘6, 10, 15,'18, 2 ‘yard, Colored luces of every description. We “have fumense bargains In” Hamburg embroideries, A complete Une of corsets to suit everybody at low prices, Mrs. Max WEYL, Agt, 1 712 7th st. northwe 800 More of Those Splendid Silk Scarfs at 25c, Beautiiul new spring patterns at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th und H. 1 M. Augenstein, 817 7th street northwest, offers following won- erful! bargains for to-morrow: Rattan baby care rlages, $7.14, worth $10, Kattan baby Carri ayes, WILL satin parasol Or canopy top, $s. worth $12. Handsome shape rattan carriage, 10.78, Worth $15. Rattan baby carriages lined ih red or blue satin, elsewhere at $18, ‘Trunks 1 20 per cent less than else convinced. Great Bargains at the Excelsior, 804 7th St. The Diamond Shirt (Dan Miller's make), Yard wide Lace Bunting (b S-1 Sheeting, worth, Fim 10-4 3 Meu's and Boys’ Blue Flannel Shirts at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H. 1 New Arrival at Frane’s, Boys’ white and mixed Straw Hats. the 45c, hat; goud enough tor any bo} 7th and. D, the only strict]; Look at Corner one-price hat and gent’s furnishing Store In this city, pe Read Augenstein’s advertisement of baby carriages, &¢, 1 All Our 45¢. Boys’ and Children’s Straw Hats markea down to jSge, Krunes, corner 7th, and, the only strictly one price Hat and Gent's i Sure in this city. ie Handsome New Styles in Light Derbys “Wt $1, $1.25, 81.50, $2 und S250, at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th und H. ’ 1 Fine Jersey do ._ Death’s Doing. Death of a member of an Eastern firm dl the closing up of thelr alfulrs. whereby we wore enabled to purchase at an inimense sacri lurge stock of See Boys’ AND CHILDREN's CLormxe, which we will offer at_a proportional sierifice for a few days only. Remember these goods are all new and select stoek of this season. LOOK! Look! I $1.95 an Entire suit. This Boy's Suit for $1.95 ‘the {s one of the biggest Barguinsever District, ‘Actual Value BS.80 toed. 421 7th st., under Odd Fellows’ Hal. 2 M. F. ElSEMAN, Manager, Thornton's Emulsion of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hy; ypophosphites ot Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, imy nutrition and Rect debilit; os orn to tak iste Lee ts ph; ry Dru Large les Mantimetured by WE. Thomion, corer Dal. tmore and n étreets, Baltiniore, Md. Go to Weser’s, 1116 E st. .w.,for Crab Meat by the quart or gallon. Clams, hurd and soft: ofthe best quallty. ” 'G CELLULOID TRUSS, Har Ties AND LITTLE MONEY MAKE THIS A GOOD YEAR To BUY L 00 HH OTXN NX occ Sel PSP LIE Ri ce Soo bin oO fH HHS RS age ‘coo oo T H HIN NN GGG BUT EXTREMELY HARD ox RELIABLE CLOTHING DEALERS, ‘We have made prices to meet the times, so that none may deny themselves a Spring Suit, You kuow we mean what we say, A good CHEVIOT SUIT at $5.50, worth $9. A good CHEVIOT SUIT at $6.25, worth $10. A flue MIXED CASSIMERE SUIT at $7.50, worth $1 A fine CASSIMERE SUIT at $9, worth $14. A fine PRINCE ALBERT SUIT at $15, worth $25, A nice four-button CUTAWAY at $11, worth $20, And ull others at proportionate low prices. CHILDRENS’ SUITS from $1.75 upwards, LOYS' SUITS from $3 upwards, 1.600 pairs of PANTS for Men, Boys and Children very cheap, THR LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING ©O., my6 CORNER 7ru AND G STREETS. ‘OUSE PAINTS CAN LE BOUGHT CHEAPER AT THR aint Department of JAMES 1. | -McGIL Dealer in Building Supplies, Nos. 908, 910, 912 DIGG street, thret duly west of te Patent Oltice, ime jnediately adjoining National Rifles’ Armory, thin ag, ny other establishment inthe ety. TESOU wi Sug even the sinallest quantity of white lea, oils var ish, colors (dry OF in oil), ete. send your address On ence Gc) gueicud Snape apes eats didn this-denartinenc wilt be went to you by return hall, Feacng” you ina fow, hour tune by lelter-car Hier. Fite rice gives the price of hale-ping pi duit, half-yalion, gation and Ave. gallons ofeach tol arpenting dyer warn aid ter gels mieaaire:also\price por quarter-pound, half pou pound: ve, ten, qwentyriveand one hundred Rowsds react article sd by welsh also ist and prices ot Hig tothe qeautiy conmee ‘acee eutere cae o oyu "ange Jowent prices: fuss pay aaigitly alr rae, iy Hpay the mune price, ‘Tike inexperienced bused gets Uist’ price a the ‘oldest palnier If be buys the sume quality. "After exaniilng my pricelist, send your orders messenger, telephone, or by miall and. they” will bg filed pronipty, and Ue bul, ae per price iit collected ‘on delivery. Goods delivered te all parts of ihe city. tig other departaients of my ‘have grown ‘sutistuctory proportions. I mow give my special ae. tenon to te Balatepartment and expect, by having routs, hem at low Beles at ravaking prose deliveriey, Secure a lite SAME HE. ACcGTLE, ood: 10,012 and via d Suross 283m “TILE CORCO) ESS." Tie CONCORD COLLAR, We, have on hand a large stock of the Celebrated “CONCORD HARNESS." of all kinds and de- ie mts at Lowent Prices Every genult is stamped with ‘name and trade mark. ‘ar Coupe, Carriage ‘a specialty. LUTZ & BRO, 407 vanis Avenue, 204 10TH ST. N. W.—CARBON- GENER et Ae ea and WSs eae ee hte the Park. elegantly furnished Ab throughout: delightfully situated, within 200 Qc gards-of surf, accommodations for 160 gucSis open ay 1; music engaged for season: “hops every Satar- day exenling: he dil'segson of proprietor inte Par rausient rates, 92 LBS per d ‘nd for cireulars. myzsm COW. PEMBERT. SBURY PARK, N. HOTEL BRUNSWIC ‘One of the largest and best hotels Ip th Park, situated directly on the beach. Open! unde? the same management, Cireul “mys = c. PE™ssaNT GOUNTHY boaRD. SUMMER HOMES. ‘To enable residents of Washington to pleas- ntly locate thelr tunities during. the spring And Summer months in the beautiful section due tre traversed by the Muin Live ang Mapas: ‘sion of the Virginian Midland Railway, there hus been put in operation a schedule by which trans, ¢ Washington at 4:15 p.za. for Manassas Division, ind 580 pn Tor alah Line fa as Charlotte teturming the Main rain arrives in Washington At Bicm.,and the Manassas Division train at b4Sican, thusafoiding every facility for leaving Washington ata conveuienthourin the evening and returuingtn ume for ness in the morning, Descriptive pamphitets, glv- ing namnes of hotels and boarding Louses located o1 OF ne ‘ure now ready for distribution. tiekets to local statio office, 601 Pennsylvania avenue. RKNEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAI COUNTY, Va. PEN FOR RECEPTION OF VISITORS JUNE 1 ? TO DECEMBER 1. Greatest variety of medicinal waters of any summer resort in te Caed senses font GARREASUN- the line, with their rates and accommodations, Special redaced rate ns are now On sale wt Company's mys ful sce: it roads ‘able wp ery, magnific celled. Good fishing and game tn ftom ¥ ‘This f the nearest watering place to Washington, be ing only four hours’ ride om the B. and O, railroad SE Be: W. F. PAIGE, Manager, p30-20t Grand Hotel, Broadway and Bist st. ORDAN WHITE SULPHURSPRINGS, Rtephenson's Depot 0. Virglitio Shen ast dune, “‘Pumpiiets at the Star offie. "mny'o-21 EC JORUAR. I OTEL LAURANCE, COR. MAIN AND COUIY FT se Caras. Vat “Opened Saiy ts, 188 jeasanils” locited up vown,_and one taiic A from the wotderful caverns of Luray. Pare Jedd Descriptive pampilets, containing full Information, may be obtained free by application at Drew's and mylgm H, CARBELL MADDUX, Proprietor. _ QS THE MOUNTAINS. msport, Pa, font 1s now ready for summer guests. For cireulur and rates, address } [OTEL Kate RSKILL, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. ‘The annex building, detached from. the, hotel, insures quiet for families and invalids. Milburn 5 Drug Stores and al te Post. THF PARK HOTEL, myt DONALD McDONALD. ENLARGED AND IMPROVED, OPENS JUD Haulroad acoess direct to the hotel. FOr ful water from an artesian well on the premises. ‘rure ox- celleut—equal to any—with everyting mew, neat and comfortable. Free buss will meet all tralas, Rates, Ce a ae PVHE WAVERLY. ATLANTIC CITY, N.. all the year. Hot and cold sea water, baths In thé house. AM the comforts of first-class hotel. Coach meets all trans, JOHN EM. MRS, 3. all IFFLIN, Mas L._BRYANT, Propneiress Srna ice MANéION, ‘OPER ALL THE vat Rooms single and double en aulte. Recently enlarged ised with all modern immproveuents, ApLedmn CHAS MOULADE. Proprietor. RESON SPRINGS, PENNA. OUSTRIN LINE PENA, ATLROAD. On tapot “Allegheny Mountain yite, MOUNTAIN HOUSE will open eens from all polnts east and myL-2od0t WAL i DUNHAS Supt., Cresson, Pa. ‘ETROPOLITAN, ATLANTIC CITY, CORNER ‘Atlantic and bth (Mt e8., near wearin baths Camden and AUantic ‘trains one Proj Bop at door. “my l-coluw Tek V V 'INDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS, BLUE, ing’ Mountains. | aie gt baths, borses,hunt- | 5, fishing gxectieut tahley Heassnable charges. ‘Paret & Eers vn, Or addres AcM-JeitysNew Windsor Md" ny TL 'T. CHARLES, ATLANTICCITY, OCEAN | Sie management + excelleut. tat ‘my11-Sm HOUSE, ATLANTIC, ue eas ceets DUbots 2 YOUNG, Propncios G. T. Kezx, - TAILOR, 616 orm razr \ YOU place, 1wo milew from. Guth Tee Taemey of tees mite at Atice free to aud from depot. Terins SS per week. Qikiress Mra.Mt LENT, Loudoun, Lowouk routs ) NUMBER TARE: jm ray Cave ws exceptionally good and ng safe driving hores, good roads, ‘Tertas moderate. For ful and accurate apply atid Ost nw, npWo Ok THREE M gut first-class Hoard and milles from city. Avtdress Box FIRST-CLASS BRGARDERS DESIRED UN ountains Of Pleaswint Val rms, BH por Washington, my Ot PMMER BOARD, NEAK THE SUGARLOAF SSinoautain, ‘hateisne irom Barsescilie pester: per poole cidea se estas eames LO riding and ‘address 1. PHI th {Comorn, King ¢ Winter sh PEW, boa i iver Springs. dress Mrs. C.P-CASEL, SDIMER BOARDING, CONTE STATION, MD. SSR. and ©. RR; handsome brick mansion, recently pat fn thorough repair: lange, airy rooms, handsomely Tarnished; reliroa the place; nine trains, d good slabling. Address DEES, WITHIN ermis inodarate.Ad* wood. D.C. misLwe ms from St hes fo “ta dress WF. LARKAL mylG-hawe On Clarke county, my 16-lw* DOD STAT 2.1L. stx males nner wd. su Mrs. 5S. GOR) OARD AT “CAMPH - Va: healthy and soc rate. “Address Mra. Kd, Oak Grove Post Oflice, Westmore- i JL. Bito Z may 11-in DAT BLADENSBURG. MD oms aid shady pretiises Cusurpassed water. Ie . | Terms $5 a week, Address M. ™ _ MONEY TO LOAN. 20.000 2s jer tenn, oun ate "Lacuns fnade without delay. CHARLES W. MANDY, Adatess Dr. . FE. WAGGAMAN. . ON REAL ESTAT lateral Security. such as Note “any investmen Dew York ave. nw, EY NOW IN HAND TO delay. 31 0,000, $2,000, 92 999, #4000 apy NUPTY & DYER, 13th ana F sty. MGRER, TG,OAd ON REAL ESTATE SECUIE AME ity ore District, at 6 pe terest: facilities Tor ropa walled: charges very moderate. G, ATH x Per Cent Permanent hand Ki sts uw. bun® Mo%¥ te Loan, Oh At Lowest Rates of Interest. On Real Estate Security, KO. HOLTZMAN, 16 Corner 10th and ¥ streets northwest. MOSES, 70 toan aM In sums to suit, on approved ity, at lowest rates of interest. Chi Uniwcessury delay. nid HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL BS tate or collateral security at lowest rates of hi Ne delay when security ts good. 0. CGH 1, Firenien’s building, cor. Sth st. and La ave, "jazy. MOSES, Te oan V1. Tn sums to suit, at lowest rates, on ay State security. FITCH, FOX & EROW: ee ____ Es Raaoivaninate, XX ONEY TO LOAN MOE RATRROF INTEREST, Ox REAL UE re oe ius By Real Extatesecure erate. No MANICURE Finger Nails beaut ls positively cured: ‘Nails undail diseases of the «Treatment, either | H MBE GORE MLIFE “Anbu: Hemen SU cents euch. 408 L street, betwee SUL streets nurawest- Ec E EVE 1 RLISHED AND siclan im the city, can ‘Shy and Oth ats. sw dence und coustiita ‘Correspos “tly jential. Separate roums for ladies. Uflice hours—11 to Lund 6108 pan mya-3ws i, MAGNETIC HEALE e home, 1724 7th, w.. Where she will be pleased to reveve Ih wis ai patron. mylLsm WOT SURGER) etily, woth Walt: opposite Willard's for the successful treatment or Corns, nus, diseawed nails, Vascular Iexeres- cences aiid ull diseases of the feet. Dr. White Auth consecutive year of practice in Was! SU a sitting, (Ballunore cstablisuuscn Eutaw st) DE. J. SEMIS, SURGEON CHIROPO ) MANICURE: AND Ui Corns, sont’ and hard, Bunions Joluts. “Club or Tugtowing Ni Wwithoat pain or Wood. ins be elite of W ston of remarkable cures. Ali ies" meted of cu manent, i Tue Prorte WANT LOW PRICES. WANT LOW PRICES IF YOU HAVE BEEN UNABLETO FIND, AND ARE DESIROUS TO SECURE, FOR A VERY SMALL OUTLAY A HANDSOME, PA SULT OF CLOTHES FOR YOURSELF OR SO! PAY Us A VISIT TO-DAY, AND WE ARE CO DENT WE WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO DEMONSTRATE THAT WE CAN BOTH PLEASE YOU AND YOUR LOY, AND SAVE YOU MONEY IN THE BARGAIN INSPECT OUR GOODS CAREFULLY WHEN YOU CALL, EVEN IF YOU DON'T WANT TO BUY AT PRESENT. IN SHORT. COME AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE FOR YOU, AND HOW MUCIL WECAN SAVE You, “NOAH WALKER 4: CO, my 625 Pennsylvania Avenue Rewovat To Resvna. June 1 we will move to 941 Pennsylvania, ‘avenue to rebuild on oyr present locality, and until that time we will offer our stock of Plated TeaSets, Soup Turcens, Berry Bowls, Cake and Card Baskets, Vegetable, Baking and Butter Dishes, Candelabra, Casters, French Marble, Gilt and Brass Mantel ‘Glocks, Brass Mirrors, Sconces, Candlesticks, éc., de. at greatly reduced prices for cash. HARRIS & SHAFER, Jewzuens, myll3m 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ROVALeas DRY _GOODS. Saar Prev. (Succw@o To Pruay & Troraem, HAS NOW OPEN A COMPLETE STOCK OF LES, GENT LEM ND CHILDREN'S GOSSAMER yy M WEIGHTS MAL ny AND AMERICAN MAN- OI THE Beet Nu" OF LADIES SILK SEM wit: AND'NavY AT DIES BLACK VALORES IN 1 Me AND Si Dxpies WAS cures REACK A iosteaey, AN B ADIES' 1EM- STHCHED, COLURED BORDER, RUCK LAT. TERNS AN Dk HANDK ER rer D PRENCH CP. ENS SIUIRTS POR @L. RELI CK EI FROM Be Ts ihe K SILK 2 ON SPRING SP CASIIMERE QUALUTIES. PARASOLS, SUN AX. INCLUDING THE WANDLES AND THE CHOICE GOODS, PLALN RES AND oditabcr Prices PHAGY FIGURI SEATON PERRY, Perry Railding, Pennsylvania ave, cor. th st, isso. Lasxsivrcr & Brorurx, 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET. ANOTHER GREAT PURCHASE. AN EXTRAORDINARY AN EXTRAORDINARY OUT OF SEASON SALE OUT OF SEASON SALE or LADIES MUSLIN ANDCAMBRIC UNDERWEAR 15,000 GARMENTS. 15,000 GARMENTS, IMMENSE SLAUGHTER. ow LAUGHTER RUINOUS PRICES RUINOUS PRICES, ‘The balance of stock of a lange manufacturer, whe Was pushed for money, which we bought for cash, aud “il positively be wold fur eush ouly. © goods Will be sold from 40 to 50 ceuts on the Dollar. ‘These Garments are warranted to give the same sat isfaction as the goods regularly sold by us, Noshop-worn Garments, but all clean aud season able Garments A RARE OPPORTUNITY. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. FOUR GENUINE LEADERS, Leader No.1. Chemise cut square neck with fine torebon lace Inserting, finished with Inc sleeves, regular price Se Leader No.2 Fine cai yoke made of best quality Medicis lace ats ince Sic; cenuine bargal Leader No. & Good Cotton Drawers, deep « ered ruitie with cluster of tucks, our price 44c. Leader No. 4. Fine Cambric Comet Covers, square neck, Hamborg inserting back and frout, videorend neck and sleeves, Suld everywhere at $1; our price very cheap, PERFECT FITTING. ELEGANT MATERIAL, BEST WORKMANSHIP, PERFECT FITTING. ELBGANT MATERIAT: BEST WORKMANSHIP. ‘This is undoubtedly the Greatest Mustin Underwea Sale that has ever occurred in Wachington, and aa op- portunity rarely offered. Do not miss this Great Sale Do not miss this Great Sale, ‘We have prepared for a rush. ‘We have prepared for a rast, Call Early, Call Karty, Second Floor, ‘Take Elevator, ‘Second Floor, ‘Take Klevator. LANSBURGH & BRO., myT 420, 422. 424, 426 SEVENTH STRERT. Bares: BARGAINS? GREAT BARGAINS ES SHIRTS, 4 BRANCH BALTIMORE =HLCT ‘The COMFORT SHIRT, made of Wan and ‘Richardson's 2, ready for the wast tne Finest Shirt i ten Ask see on: CKOWN DIAMC of Fruit of tie Loom Cotton an Fin only 50 cents, These Shirts are cut lengthwise cotion, carefully mage, and will giv! We tiuve just roveived 250 dozen MIEN PHOSK, which we Dew AND 1214 arn, Nevoogn isrrrene. war 14th stcircle—Select Noardine Soho h Ny lds. MemsioNe NOME Opens sept. BO, hat sp. plication necessary ,as numer of boarders will ited. VITHIN © SHORTLIDGES ME SS ery adits and ei aby time. Sead LIDGE, A.M, Marvard College Graduate, Media, Pa. aayttim sHORTHA SS Reporting to. adv: TAL INATROCTE na tudintn Vegi mer Sinnceagtver, dio es Lessons gived at restdonor nnd et nahin schools Pe BenLATZ scHool oF LaNcvaiy ww. CITY, WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL sUMM ALSO SUMMER SCHOOL AT ate. Address Kepreweatat jou. Nutural kanucitig. Childres uM Mh eiuition idesired. M'LLE V.PiUL Francais Protesseur ds ypu av: (1 ‘ta feieet Chel TUESDAY MHUEADAY ANUS AEURDAY EVES. ics. Twoy Terms reasiuulile. Hours fr my jae OAT 7TH NW, cal’ Rowikc Kew wvsten of Ibook Rtvvorthiinn? taal BV AN REGULAR sions, Taugut with: specusl teacher, JM SHORTHAND artes pms apd bie tena op dat WASITINUTY QUARTERS. #27 Tt now USINES ucaT tons, Biuglinhh lane epeswriting. etc., thoroughly tauzit Abou date of eutanee, das of 1 W ‘ay school ofthe tind han a mena HOKTHARD AME TYEE WRITS! Sei, tenis dete pee stenograp! 472 Lou tlh a4 0 amiga Tete : hia tone Sd Syed Receptions tee hy event ss AMY LEAVITT, OF BusTON. Grab. Mitte aod corstine suuininer of tre New Boiond JM te ei eater of ie Nn culture. 1012 1th st now. as ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF HLOCUTION AND V fat Lowuneee tpn alae afin coe a tpeguitry aid setopm of th gor tac ral he Seal auc ys re fame day, 17 cm. —_ aoen . TISSONS TN ALL GRADES OF ioe Prreiaat sal eu al canton Mathematical Classical Bunions meng on ES “A Scns Cone For Dysrersa- Cure in from one to three mouths, ‘Relief guaranteed in from one to three montha, Sent post-paid upon receipt of 0c. Address mié-Im 1. D.C. CO., Box 301, LYNCHBURG, VA, Ww COGNAG Beni Cg te