Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Wenther. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER, May 26, 1985, 11 a.m. For the middie Atiantic states, tar weather, Nesterly winds, siationary temperature on the Pe We neces a weather, with slowly rhe ing temperature, is indicated for the districtson the Atlantic coast and in the lake regions, Fixe STRAW MATTINGS at20c. per yard. W. B. Moses € Son, corner 11th and F streets, We SExr. all the best patterns of wire window sereens and doors. W. 5. Moses, on corner of Uithand Fst. nw. We Kecrrven peremptory orders from the largest importing house in the country to sell 6,500 Kuss which they sent us on consignment. We intend to dose. Th ing: tomorrow we will offer them atsuch prices as will but leave a shadow of its immense pro- Portions. We mention Tapestry, Brussels Ku Of the wellknown make of Crossley at $1, $1.55, $1.95; reduced respectively from $1.75, All Moquette Rugs, usuai 05; former price, $5, and the » former price, $8. ‘Smyrna celvable design and alarly 7 ft. by 11 for All the Body Brussels {, We cannot enumerate ne early and avail yourseli of this ‘Orders received from Virginia and Mary colors and sizes, will re- celve imim m. Undoubtedly to- morrow will be the bustest day since we en- tered the carpet business, Julius Lansburgh, B15 7th st. CLEVELAND FLvit stove. Five gallons ¢ & Sons, 719 Fth stree Enterprise” roasted coffees, Scnsritete AGENCY, 411 7th. Frese 3 shipped anywhere out of town; 14 rk avenue. Mrnerrr & Woop, at 925 Pennsslvania ave- nue, will continue to make thelr fine cabinets ata dozen during thesummer, Go there and get the best. “ENTERPRISE ‘THe fine photos of Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. av., coutinue to be $3 p. lz., with a 13th painted free: SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapor stoves shown at W.S. Jenks & Co's., 717 7th street. Use THE “Enterprise” Pure Koasted coffee. Packed in pound packazes, For Wart. Paren, W toR. W, Hend Peart and beaver-colored dress and Derb: hats at Wim. Brodt's, manufacturer, 419 110 street northwest. opportunit, can be used_In any vapor ered {dr $1. A. Eberly “ENTERPRISE” roasted coffee, for sale by your groce: Ask Your Deve story book, ‘Le perfume, Aloha. GENvrNe Ds vip ean only be ob- tained at W. S. Jenks & Co’s., 717 7th street. ABEACTIFUL Carp in each pound package “Enterprise” coffee. AN ELEGant beaded Visite, size 34, Paris made; cost S80; will sell for $410. J.C. HUTCHINsox, 907 Penn, ave. ASK your grocer for “Enterprise” Roasted Coffees. _ For Grxts.—French calf, fair stitehed Con- gress, button and aiters, at $2.23; cannot fe duplicated tor le this city. Z trasburger, No. 906 7th st., four doors above f . Bricurwoop Racers, Friday, May 29th, 3p. m. GLASSES repaired while waiting. Hempler's, near Py. CITY AND DISTRICT, st to give you our beautiful nd of Aloha.” Eastinan's Dew Amusements To-night.. |; w LBAUGH'S OPERA Hovse.—“The . Merry ar. wis ewes jhORD'S OPERA Hovse.—Coup’s Equeseurrtou jum. Masonic TeMPLE.— Waiter Drill, ete. Maxrst's Hatt. Ball and Festival. Hekzoe’s Mvsevu.—“Uncle Tom's Cabin.” Dime Museta.—Variety. ‘THEATER ComiquE.—Variety and burlesque. CoNGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—Strawberry Fes- tival. en Condensed Locals. Voyagers to Europe by the Cunard line can secure their cubins at the bank of Otis Bigelow & Co., 605 7th street northwest, on the same terms as in New York. About 5 o'clock last night Wm. Pickett, 65 years old, who lives near Gaithersburg, Md., Was run over by a buzzy on the 7th street road near Brightwood, driven by young Dr. Bliss, who Yas accompanied by Dr, Bovee. Thre ribs of Pickett were broken and: bis pleht i bans injured. The doctors staked SB lacing him in a wagon sent hint ta heb of Mr. G . Graves brongbt the thgarec man to on, and he was sent from there to Freedman’s hospital, ‘At the meeting of the Mount Vernon Regents yesterday it was decided to ereet a forcing room for the propagation of valuable plants, at a cost ofabout $: Ata meeting of the Carroll institute Iast night Rev. J.P. Bolund, Dr. A. P. Faust and Mr, E. J. Hannan submitted their reports as delegates 1 the convention of the Young Men's Catholic National Union, held recently in Newark. ‘The Court in General Term yesterday decided In the case of Stern et al. agt. Eiseman that the orders made by Judzes Wylie and Hagner quaghing the attachments ‘against Ei were not appealable, and that the Court In eral Term had no jurisdiction to review them. Five saloon keepers, charged with violating the Sunday law, paid Judge Snell $100 to-day, their collaterals of $20 each being forfeited, Jim Hill, a colored man, ouvicted of two cases of larceny in the Police Court today and sentenced to three months in jail in each Yesterday, Henry Beogeholz, « suloon-kt was arrested by Detective Coxon the chatee of having on Friday last passed a counterfeit half a A. Queen, and he gave $500 in the Police Court to appear Thursday. The Emmett Guard of this elt, the object of which organization is “the education and i Provement of Its members aud. the. military selence and the aequirement of the necessary property for t ofa first-class military: company.” has filed a te of Incorpora- tion, Patrick Dill F. Ragan, Jere miah O'Connell, Michael G. Walsh and James HL Kelly are the trustees gs ‘Te Look After Lutheran Immigration. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN EVAN- ELICAL LUTHERAN IMMIGRANT SOCIETY. The American Evangelical Lutheran Immi- grant society opened its session last evening In the chapel of the Memo eburch, Luther Piace. The society has for Its object the spir- tual eare and elevation of all Lutheran tmmi- grants. Rev. Dr. J.G. Butler made an address of weleome, and the president of the society, Rev. Dr. Jobn N. Lenker, of Grand Island, Neb., in response, spoke of the work of the society, whieb was to labor for the spiritual welfare of all Lutheran immigrants. Re Albert, of Baltimore, and Des Moines, fowa, also n This morbing the society met at Rev. Dr. Domer's church, on 11th street. Among those resent were Key. F. P. Manhiart, of Blooms uurg, Pa; Rey. S. B. Barnitz, of Des Moines, iowa: Rev. J. J. Young. of Richinond, Ind: Rev. €. Haber, of Ponca, Neb: Rev. J. Schultz, of Baltimor’. Devotional exercises” were con- ducted by Rev. Dr. Lenker, which was followed by a discussion of the correspondence with the Scandinavian authorities with the view of brlaging the facts iuto the Euglish papersof the ehureb. ‘The session was continued this afternoon, but the important FS were reserved for the bile Ineeting, which will be held this even- at the Memorial church, and which will bring the prevtut session of’ the society to a close. —————— To PEN MAR oN DEcoRA Lexeursion train will leave mae railroad station at §:30 a.m. Decoration day for Pen Mar, return- ing will arrive in Washington about 9 p.m. There will be no crowding. ‘Seats will be fur- nished all who may avuil themselves of this de- Ughtful trip. Six hours in the Blue Ridge moun- tains, and in full view of the beautiful Cumber- land valley. Fare round trip. ‘Tickets can be purchased at the office of the company, 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and Baltimore and Potomac railroad station. Graxp Exc: THOS Day.—A spec the Baltimore and THE MARYLAND Diocesan CoxvENTION.— ‘The annual convention of the Protestant Eph Spal church of the diocese of Marvland {in District of Columbia) will St. Peter's chureb, Baltinore, tomorrow more ing at 10 o'clock. "The bishop, Paret, D. D., formerly re the Epiphany of this ett, of the Church. Will pi . opening sermon Will be by ihe Ket Dr lohyae ndsay, rector of t. John’s chureh, West Washington, and chaplain of the House of Rep- jor resentatives of the Forty-eighth Congress. Mi Thos. H. Looker, pay direct of the navy, and Major Francis H. Bates, of th Washington. ARane CHance.—A rare sents itscit in the sale of fine horses bagetoeboa prrow ‘at Bowen's Kk avenue. These horses ident Arthur and his son,who, ete for them, have given is a good I ob tain a family or road team.” The sale Is at 12 harness to take plac Stables, 645 New Yor! belong to €x-Pres! having no furth orders for their sale. to-n O'clock. See advertisement. cogs HANvsomr Restpexce at Avction.—Mr. Dowling will sell to-morrow afternvon,, ae o'clock, on_ the premises, that very desirable Tesidence, No. 1340 Corcoran street. It has all the modern improvements. Three stories and ent, containing 11 rooms, with Stable and extra carriage house. The location 4s first class, and the sale offers a fine ment is unsu: Se seers sa ctepaat home or as an Invest- —— Locat. Stocks.—There will be @ sule of local stocks at Duncanson’s on Friday nex! army, wel inted as lay delegater to attend the canyeoe Hon and represent St. John's chureh, West Mr. Cook and the Sands Jury. ‘To the Editor of Tux EVENING Star: Itis seldom I bestow an attention on personal Publications. Generally it is of no importance todoso. But perhaps the article in your Inst Saturday's issue under the caption, “A Lively ‘Scene in Court—Mr. Cook's Charges Against the Sands Jury—Indignation of the Jury,” calls for some consideration and notice. All the essential statements of the article, so far as they relate in any manner to me are incorrect. I did not express any opinion to the Jury concerning its “findings.” I was not in- vited by “a member of the jury” to enter upon the investigation of any matter connected with the trial nor of any declaration made by me. None of the jury even intimated that “my age only saved me from the consequences of my ‘imputations.’ ” T Mope I do not need thestimu- las of an invitation to induce me to eater upon. ap examination which i think should be made, And I have not arrived at a period of life which demands patience or forbearance from any one. Attacks of rufMfanism can always be wisely re— pelled. The facts,so far as I am concerned, Were in substance these: In a conversation with two or three persons after the Jury was dis- chal I stated that I not think t! the “tine poy ll were sy much the result of a thorough and calm consideration of the evidence as of feeling and prejudice unjustly excited in favor of Mr. Sands and against the petitioner, her sis- ter and brother-in-law, and some of the witness- ; and that I believed there had been too much. ‘hob-nobbing” in the interest of Mr. Sands with some of the Jury. One of them who had proached iny desk and quietly, placed himself unnecessarily and mehacingly behind me “spoke up" and said he “wished no reflections on the jury,” to which I responded that I had not been addressing him; that I could not be deterred by his presence or threats from expres- sing my opinion, and that it might be well for him torestrain his indignation until I had time to sustain what I had said By pronee proof. The conversation then ceased, and the matter ter- minated. Time and further pursuit of facts in the Sands case will determine whether my opinion of the “findings” were correct or Incor- rect. Whether the pursuit of facts will create “commotion” is a matter of perfect indifference tome. Justice and truth often produce “com- motion,” perhaps always. Very respectfully, WittraM A. Coox. ay, We e MArRrAGE | Licesses. — Marriage Hcenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to James M. Wolfe and Jennie E. Cox, both of Charles county, Va; Eugene Trainor and Ho- norah Bresnahan; John T. Cont! and Lizzie W. Lipscomb, beth of Richmond, Va; Henry Meier and Lizzie C, Ruebsam; Frans Stewart and Caroline Tervall ac ee AcavrTrED.—Several days ago complaint was made to the Commissioners against James Nel- in authorized chimney sweep, by George iaynor, Who says that in August, 1583, he had ‘chargé of Senator Hale’s house, No. 1501 H street, during which time the chimney was swept, and that after the chimney sweep left complainant found tha’ a bureau drawer had been rifled of $45 worth of jewelry. Detective Raff investigated the case, and reports that Robert Nelson, a brother of the authorized himney sweep, swept the chimney at the time mentioned, and that circumstances indicated that his eighteen-year-old son, James Nelson, purloined the jeweiry. James Nelson was ar- rested. In the Police Court this morning the case was dismissed, the Judge remarking that it only amounted to a suspicion, st els THe G. A. R.—The committees of the G. A. R. having charge of the decoration services Satur- day met last Saturday and perfected their ar- Tangements. The council of the department also met and adopted an address to the mem- bers of the National Encampment to meet at Portland, Maine, next month, Pere 5 Gen, S.S. Burdette as candidate for the office of com- mander-in-chief. ee Miss Hustrixcrox’s Sone RecrTat.—The sale of seats for the song recital of Miss Agnes Huntington, at Marini’s hall to-morrow eve- ning, is now in proereas at Droop’s. Miss Anna W. Storey, of this city, will assist Miss Hun- tington with recitations. This is Miss Storey’s first appearance in Washington in some years, ee Roppertes Rerortev.—P. F. Carlson, 924 E street, reports stolen from his house an over- coat and vest, worth $25. A. S. Johnson, 12140 9th street, reports Stolen from the National hotel tinners’ tools worth $15.75. A. A. Rock, 817 7th street southwest, reports that his house was entered last night and robbed of $17 and a ‘watch and chat os IuportaNTSALE oF UNrMPnovep Property IN GEORGETOWN, D. C_—Mr. Dowling will sell to-morrow afternoon, ut 5:30 o'clock, very val- uable unimproved property on the'northeast corner Stoddard and Congress streets. The lo- cation is the best in Georgetown, and the sale offers a splendid opportunity to secure a profit- able investment. Sreax For Tueusenves OUR WELL-MADE AND CUSTOM-LOOK- ING CLOTHING -MEN's, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S-SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. OUR POSITIVELY LOWEST PRICES— HONEST GOODS CONSIDERED-SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. _ OUR TAILOR-LIKE AND GOOD-FITTIN SPRING OVERCOATS, SUITS AND TROU- SERS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, OUR MATCHLESS BOYS’ AND CHIL DREN'S (CLOTHING SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. OUR REPUTATION FOR RELIABILITY AND FAIR DEALING SPEAKS FOR <G ITSELF. BEAUTIFUL SPRING STYLES IN MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN's i CLOTHING. +, FIVE FLOORS. WELL FILLED WITH THE CHOICEST ASSORTMENT OF NEW, CLEAN, TAILOR-MADE AND cUsToM- LIKE CLOTHING, AND THE PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE NAMED AN IN WASHINGTON. IF YOU WANT ‘To BUY A $10 SUIT, IF YOU WANT To BUY A $25 SUIT, IF YOY WANT To BUY A $20 SUIT, IF YOU WANT To BUY A $25 SUIT, IF YOU WANT TO BUY A 930 SUIT, IP YOU WANT To BUY A $35 SUIT, IF YOU WANT To BUY A $40 SUIT, IF YOU WANT TO Boy A $45 SUIT, IF YOU WANT To BUY A $50 SUIT, IF YOU WANT TO BUY 4 PAIR OF TROUSERS, SPRING OVERCOAT, OR BOYS’ CLOTHING, COME AND SEEUS. OUR $10 AND $15 SUITS ARE GREAT VALUES. THEY MUST BE- EVERYBODY SAYS SO ‘THAT SEES"EM, AND WE TRUST THAT YOU WON'T GET EXCITED BECAUSE A $20 SUIT OROVERCOAT ISN'T MARKED $30. A.SAKS & CO, ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, my25 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. Heavovanrtens FOR FINE SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS. ‘We havemade the pricesto meet the times,so that none may deny themselves to get a SPRING SUI. ‘You know we mean what wesay. A good CHEVIOT SUIT at $5.50, worth $9. A good CHEVIOT SUIT at $6.25, worth $10. A fine MIXED CASSIMERE SUIT at $7.50, worth gz A five CASSIMERE SUIT at $9, worth $14, A fine PRINCE ALBERT SUIT at $15, worth $25. ‘A nice Four-batton CUTAWAY at $11, worth $20. BLUE INDIGO FLANNEL SUITS, from $6.50 up. And all others at proportionate low prices. (CHILDRENS SUITS from $1.75 upwards, BOYS’ SUITS from $3 upwards. 1,000 PAIRS of PANTS FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, very cheap. THR LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., |_my23 CORNER Tru AND G STREETS, Curarest Dass Goons IN WASHINGTON. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! = BARGAINS! ast received from New York 1,900 yds. of Beautt- full" Spring Dress Goods, new colors, “new. abades, Price everywhere 2bc,, Our Reduced Price 15c. CARTER'S POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE, ‘711 Market Space. NUN'S VEILINGS. Wide double width, all pure wool, Cream, Pink. Blue and Black, only 37i¢., reg- ular price 50c. BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, worth $1, re duced to 7e. FANCY SILKS, 374; Colored Silks, 50c. BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, actual ash Value 75c., reduced to 50c. SATINES, fine quality, Cream, Pink, Blue and bluck, reduced to 25c. FIGURED SATINES 15c., 18c., 208. and 25c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure fine BEAUTIFUL BROCADE Dress Goods, 1 BROCADE COLORED SILK VELV! tuged to $1.50. Teduced from $1, to 75e. BLACK SILKS 1. 25, reduced to $1, actual cost 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7th st. Tus Moscmenr WASHINGTON; OR, THE CORNERSTONE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. Ever since its establishment here the Ten Per Cent Clothing House, 927 and 929 7th street, has been fighting a noble battle for the people. ‘We opened with the intention of forcing down the price of clothing, and we have succeeded. ‘The days of high prices are over, and the older dealers who hold up for the high profits they made @ few years ago will soon be numbered with the houses that have failed and gone. ‘The rest of the clothing world laughed at us when we announced at our opening that we if at exactly 10 per cent above ‘cost. They suid we couldn't do it and still pay expenses. Well, we have done it. Speedy ‘sales are the dealer's best profits. We sell low in order to sell fast. would sell clot THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE ‘Has among {ts 3,000 or more Suits styles and. Prices to sult every one. If you want anextra fine Suit, we have it. If you want something good for a little money, we have that also. All varieties and styles of Pants, Clothing also for the little folks at little figures. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, GTRICTLY ONE PRICE. ‘$27 and 929 Seventh street northwest, Southeast corner Massachusetts avenue. Alwnys be sure that you are in the RIGHT PLACE, See “ADLER” over the door. ‘42> Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11. Tue Latest. THE NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE, 930 SEVENTH STREET, NEAR CORNER K STREET NORTHWEST, IS STILL AHEAD IN LOW PRICES, UGHTER OF APERS. THE LADIF GET BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONE NEW YORK MIL (980 7th street), NERY STORE THAN ANYWHERE IN THE CITY. NO CLD STOCK TO 5) OUR STOCK IS FRESH AND LAT HALF PRIC EW, WHICH WE ere CIry ITEMS. Mackinaw Hats are again the style. Franc’s $1, $1.20 and $1.45 are not to be surpassed. Corner ‘7th and the only strictly one price Hat and Gent's Furnishing Store in this city. 1 When Sickness Comes, do not buy bitters. Get of your Drugzist for One Dollar, a bottle of Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. For Kidney and Liver Complaint. eo Special Sale. 800 pairs Opera Toe Slippers at 59c. 180 pairs Common Sense Slippers at 150 pairs Hand-sewed Oxtords at 99c. Z.STRASBURGER, No. 906 7th st. four doo ‘above Ist. 2 COUNTRY BOARD. (OUNTRY BOARD— CONT HIRER MILES FROM THE crry. Plenty good water, shade and fruit. For particulars ply to 458 C st. myzes INCHESTER, V MMER BOARDERS y desired Single person $30 per mont! or week. Two occnt Hf ring one room $25 each per month 16 Mrs. A.S. “Pratt, Washington, my26-1W LESIDE, ONE MILE FROM BOUNDARY, sar Lith street. “Road high. healthy and beaut!” ‘Sixty acres in lawn and woodland. First-class board, FEW BOARDERS WILL FIND commodations. Ladies’ Ridi B. PAGE, Gaylotd P. 0. WANTED 10 BOARD, Poult GENTLEaKx «station home comtorig. Ade are N, Beltsville, Md. my25-3t* ‘PEESTY = FRUIT, WATER, AND ice; conventent to railroad and. post ‘uttee: diver outs irom Washtugton. ‘Por furthee pagticaiage a Piste. Sire. DANES VAN STIS Gaston Chane Va, my23-Im* MRSTCLASS BOARD AT WERUERT HOUSE Laurel, Stak: large. porches, beaultitit lawncand mi thade two mules frou station "and 3 ferns lows "MMER BOARDERS WANTED AT Dov fine shade, good. ‘Phe Leesburg stage the house twice : month. Address "FEW BOARDERS WILL FI ant resort in Aldie, Loudoun’ coui SEQARDERS CAN TE faple. Cottage.” Plenty fruit, milk and vegetables in season. Con and from station, “Address Mrs, JASEES tC NE Falls Churel Bogey ChAGERE MANSION uged two desirable Roon third and two on first, - Inquire 10 MES, GARRISONS BOARDING Hoss: AND AME School for Chiidren from one and-a-half to ten ALLS CHURCH, Faitiax County, Va. < OBTAIN PLE le Hoard, in private fumly, urel Station, MRS. SO: « 01 Tati WASTED. in the the summer months. ington, Rappal AIRST CLASS BOARD from Washington; hou: milk, fruit, ete. For ‘further particulars apply Th st. n.w., Washington, D.C any T6-stu5t TER SV SA FEW Boarders for the summe 2 with AN BE iLAD 12 Mi large: plenty of sh ike, ineludiug sate. good rows, ‘Terms moderate. For full and accurate apply at #34 O St, naw, my20 MMER BOARD, mountain, hal “mile stage free froth statio kood wate Rarnesvil NEAR T D myi9-1 ]REVERS HOUSE RET RR, iH OPEN MAY tori “Terms from $25 to S10 per mouth, my Ts Mus. L. J. OWENS, MMER BO} TAKEN AT mont, tions of Vir most beautify par inh furnished: AR FORTRESS to S150 per day boating and dishitig. Ad: ‘orteess Munroe, Vil LORIE, nierate “ld tion, Metropolit from citys location desirabl pienit for ise in the depart atu Ace 81S PAUSE HW Pee EOE ATION modations at Valley Hoi via Winel aa taoderate, —"X¢ ‘Oak Grove Post 01 St cool honge, wi ated Ih BOARDERS AT «from 1 & O. depot: ee months: Lekets, SE. Station on th plik Xo ‘children taken, Address br. J. M. Boon Brooks, D.C, my Tim milk, nigel. D.. Bladensburg, Md, SELL AT TH PRICES ASKED FOR OLD STOCK. NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE (930 7th street). WE WOULDSAY TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT ED UPON US THAT WE WILL EASURE THIS WEEK IN SHOWIN AND THEY. LIKE HUNDREDS VINCED THAT THE OTHERS, WILL BE CON NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE, IS THE PLACE FOR THEM TO GET REAL BAR- ‘930 7th street, Near K street northwest. Mackinaw Sraw Hare THE CELEBRATED MACK‘ HATS MANUFACTURED BY DUNLAP & CO., OF W YORK, NOW READY. ALL THE LEADING SHAPES FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, PEARL AND BEAVER COLORED DRESS AND DERBY HATS AT WILLETT & RUOFF'S, SOLEAGENTS for DUNLAP’S NEW YORK HATS ‘906 Pennwylvaniauye Corner 1Ore Asn F Srncers, WEVE GOT 'EM. GENUINE MIDDLESEX BLUE FLANNEL SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS AT 910. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, fist color, at $7.50; worth FINE YACHT CLOTH SUITS at $12; worth $18. ASET OF G. A. R. BUTTONS given with every Flan A FULL LINE OF BUSINESSSUITS at $6.50, $7.50, ‘$8.75, $10.50 and $12; worth fully us much a8 goods sold elsewhere at 50 per cent higher. THECELEBRATED SIMONI CASSIMERE SUITS at $15; worth $22.50, FOUR-BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS from $10 to ‘$25. Hest line for the least money in the ei FINE PRINCE ALBERT SUITS at $15; worth fully FINESERGE SUITS at $12; worth $20, FULL LINE OF SEERSUCKER COATS and VESTS: ‘at $2.50 and upward. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALPACA ANDDRAP. DETE COATS, VESTS, ODD PANTS, &c., at lower prices than ever before, FOR BOYS 47012, A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SUITS from §2 to ‘Must be seen to be appreciated. essen FOR BOYS 12 To 18, A COMPLETE LINE OF SUITS from $4 to $15. A Ball and Bat given with each Suit at THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. ‘Sa As unscrupulous parties have imitated oarsigns ‘and name, be careful and come to the CORNER OF TENTH AND F STREETS. act Day WE SHOW IN ALT Ov PARTMENTS NEW SHAPES AND STYLES. THE UNUSUAL DEMAND FOR OUR SPRING OVERCOATS PROVES THEY ARE, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. SP SUITS EMBRACING THE STANDARD AND LATEST TEXTURES AND CUT. ROB IN, PARKER & CO., 319 SourHEasT CoRNER 77H AND D STREETS, ONE-PRICE CLO: HIERS, oy Now, Boys, IF YOU WANT A NEW SPRING SUIT, READ THIS TO YOUR MOTHER, THE MOST TREMENDOUS STOCK OF CLOTH- ING FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS EVER SEEN IN ANY ONE HOUSE IS NOW STACKED UP ON OUR COUNTERS. YOUTHS’ sUITS— FOR DRESS, SCHOOL OR BUSINES3, IN OVER ONE HUNDRED STYLES. BOYS’ SUITS— FOR DRESS OR SCHOOL, IN ENDLESS VA- RIETY, LADIES, CALL AND BRING YOUR BOYS. YOUNG MEN, COME AND SUIT YOURSELVES, B. ROBINSON & CO., my5-1b 909 Pennsylvania ave. Taz Reoxcrox STANDARD TYPE-WRITER 173 VALUE ENHANCED BY RECENT IM- PROVEMENTS. ‘Only 38 keys to learn and operate Prints 76 char- acters (Including caps and small letters, punctnation ‘marks, figures, signs and fractions ) ‘The SIMPLEST, MOST RAPID, MOST DURABLE, and NEAREST PERFECT Writing Machine made SUPERIORITY FULLY SUBSTANTIATED by the ‘TEST OF ACTUAL USE and by EXTENSIVE (EMETERY Wi SALES Warranted and guaranteed to givesatistao | (ment of TALI Bs bs ¢ GRANITE MO: ton, Send for illustrated circularto WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT. WASHINGTON OFFICE-OCORNER EIGHTH AND | J) FsTREETS ; mnié¢sm | ome SUMMER RESORTS. HENANDOAH ALUM. SPRU doat county, Va. Variety of mineral Waters. Sure relief from. Inrla: “beautiful scenery: COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. __ 100 ACRES HIGHLY IMPROV 16 room dwelling and all. necessary . two miles, from Herndon, on W. 0. atid BR Abundance of fruit ot all kinds; excellent ‘A Sere desirable house and well suited (or Suntmer boarders. Will exchange for eity property. Address WM. AYRE, JR. Alexandida, Va. may ALE OR RENT—15 ACRE ISLAND IN Severn River, 5 miles above Annapo- od fishing and duck- "EACKLE, 128 Park Ave., Baltimore, _ DRY GOODS. ‘vrrep Scorer Zermyns SUMMER RESORTS. = pepe sent na, fy large lawn: goo Hoes. Pamphlets star oft ALLEGHENTRS RADE SECTION EOF THE BUS TRANST EIS ROTTER, HAS JUST RECEIVED A COMPLETE ASSORT. TUFTED SCOTCH ZEPM VRS, WHICH ARE pEAN NOVELTY” Ww HOODS MEASURE 90 INCHES WIDE | EXCLUSIVE EMGROMOERED SWiss MUSLINS AT 4a, FINED STYLES" IN ANDER: LX AND FIGERED FRENCH Saas 1k DESIGNS }LINEN LAWNS. AT 200 GLASS HOUSE, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, ( June 10, 1885. Send for cifenta WALTER BURTON train service and surroundings, of any ons CAWEM ATURDAY, JUNE 8, Leamifully located, directiy opposite the, ‘and drainage perfect, 50 per day. “Special rates to families. N_ ROOM FRAME fen minutes walk from depot, yy the year, $12 per month. J. Md. 2 Leave Washington after lute broak fest “Arrive at Deet Park ing tralus are equally fuvorathe after breakfast, arrive on Turnp ke road, Si ak | SONSSCUTCH GIN: De BUY tie oF Washington for © CASH WILL BUY 22% ACRES © Land miles from Washington, Di miles n railroad station: frame dwelling; some fruit. Tn- quire of W.W. HALL, 430 44 st, ECUTOR'S SAL ington for ently supper. each way, making IN PRINTED (OTE efield.) Celebira. rete FRENCH AND W burg, Pa. con the Batt ted for its healthfulness, cool dry air and}, Katalysine Spring. house hax been thoroughly repaii billiard room and good livery connected With ial rates will be made for Every attention PLE DAILY TRAINS FACT WAY. BRITISH WHIT mi, arriving at Chi guicker than any for «Ancinnatt, St. Lan De Executrix of Adelaide H. Berry, deceased, will sell at public sale, in front of the Court th Hagerstown, Md, HL, 1885, at E Gesirabl: and handsomed lite Adelaide H. B i containing Tw Acre ¥ a commodions t ha two-story brick ding attached, with a well-shaded lawn, situated orner of Potomac avenue and Charles strect, i. ‘the most desirable suburban ‘aces in the town, and is located Randsomest portions, with, pavements, water and as wling to the premises, Possession can’ be had upon compliance with the terms ormale. ‘Terms ofsile: Onethird cash on the day of sate, and thebalanice in equal tstallments af oneand tw wears from das: of sal Interest from the das of satisfaction of the executrixe nn MARIA HB. KENNE ‘Terms reasonable. families remalt WI be given to the comfort of guests, KE NCH NATNSOOKS, VICTORIA LAWNS, Nia ET VIQUES PROM Ize. EUR DAY, a ‘ veil Ttesideticw of the eceased, Known as Sum of Land, more or. MAGNIFICENT TRATN: en HORACE M. CAKE, Proprietor, Se . 1500 Tet nw.or Getiybure, bu_| BUFFET, SLERDTN EACH HOTEL GAN DIES PROM Soe. ‘TO®L x » COLORED VINDIA PONGEE AND PRINT LOUTEA SPERST NOMALARIAT Deer Park and Oukland. the on r distant from the mi, Will be under the oth his two se nisintie friends ot i EY. Excellent Bathing, Roathi ate and Heaithful! = and New Furniture! All Potomac Rive ING PROM Si DS PLAIN FIUUIE ANT SCT PRICES SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Ponnsylyania ave, cor. Oth st, the glorious resorts umoug Wis the deferred pi Of sale, and to be ie yments to tear | $10 to $40 per ins wager assures th so successfull | _Patamishod 1840 will not be lowered. = iy marked the first, ‘SADA aae =: ROR RENT—W2 jew of the dome of the Capitol, th ¥ Soldiers’ Home, nd Agricultural Colleg ta A delizhtfil pls ders. Will be WE AVE JUST OPPNED 1 CASE OF GIN@ UGUT AT THEGREAT AUCTION IN NEW YORK, WH SELLING AT 7 MERLY SOLD BOR 12g SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW, 12ye., FORMERLY SOLD FOR Hot and cold wat for a private iumily or for summer bos ed on Very advantageous terns, r Tent. Werms moderate. Address above. ni ROR SALE at fountain Resort. ¢welve cated at ER Handsome Kates reduced for the seas rom malaria aud MOS JOMN FLUK. Insurance vate of hu and shane, sple UMRBRELLAS WE KED THEM DOWN FOR LESS THAN HALE LARGE STOCK OF EMBROID! S658 AND Sto. INDIA LINENS, 80,196 RED ROBES, $4, UNE 1S nee of the Int Rooms may bes ry Hill, Fairfax coun A by addressing HARLES DUPES 200. AND 2he, EN LAWN, 2509 | Wb HAVE JUST RECEIVED Ot STOCK OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR, AN LADIES AND GE | WE ARE SELLING ars my 1G-s,tu,the2m 1 = Pix Barowrs. PCT HAWES A, the best om the a 20, W. KITTELLE. 7 BRANCH OF HGANT ARTE POINT, THE 1 He ‘TS VESTS, WHC This new and ele coast, will comin. nts to suit purchase water bathing: GEO. 5. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, FRENCIL QUEEN, N 713 Market Space. VHALY BEAT: “This pleasant risa Drrss Goons .UTH HOUSE, Spring Lake Beach, ow COLPS, 230, S VELLUNG, all colors, 250, sh HERNAN, all colors, 100, SILK VELVEDS reduced to 950. Heavy GROS GRALN SILKS, all colors, @LOQ, NEW HOTEL LAFAYETTE, out buildings of every d ke LIEBERMANN, B03 F st., Washi nd for pauiphier a OE eee Li For terms and ot L. U. MALTBY ANTIC CITY, N. J, bes wardrobes ELISHA ROBERTS & SON. ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3. | BATH TOWELS 600 RATH TOWELS, 50 rolls new fancy STRAW MATTING, ra yard wide LAWN, at Se. | SATIN CHECK MUSLIN. se atthe Mineral ARRLEHEAD SOF LAND, F t RAND UNION, Bladensinang “read! gwar T 50 pleces of CAL New York; frequent | RINSON, Prop's, SED HOSE, no seams, 12%ye, GENTS COLORED HALF HOSE, 160, COLOR BALBRIGGAN HOSE, 26a MURRAY & wi IOUSAND ISLAND 1 LADLSS SOLL an. House, Altoona: Brya 3 mquitors, | INGRATN CARP BRUSSELS. 65. FLOOR OLL CLOTHS, STALE OL CLOTHS, ete ©. 3. TOWSON's, 636 Pennsylvania avenne, ‘Aduress LV. 3 CP OF CRWENTY A SUMMER EAT BARGAINS IN SHIRTS, AVTHE ‘COMFORT SE | Tsaquestion th after an ex- of Wammutta Cx Hetntorend , fin hts now being Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba HLAMOND SHIRT, mete cng wise Of sitive entire nati atativ we Intend to sell at 25 CEN ‘Time shirts are cut Free on receipt of two-cent stamp. SEA HOTEL ©. HE. WARRE al Passenger Agent, St. Paul, Minn, OS BE oes 2 PARK NOTE PROPOSALS. dont ROPOSAL 45 | pr at “ALD MeDON ALU STS MAY 15, 1855 Seated Proposals MDAN WHETE SU ce at WANES aah Wapplication to the Superintendent. ed Fully Tot, Dns. Porras Por: DESCRIPTIONS ice Derannarsn, urteesiats Well on Thue porematsen Dee i Sealed proposals WOW. and OL ena ue supplies for tseu! Your delivery and storage: f elht hundred (00) oar Steanib wt Coal sd apply to W. J.B Crowell's Hower 1923, pean plan, Address either iniase, = orded mt thie De ATLANTIC ORWOOD ISSTEPUTE 12: if 14th si. cirele Goality of Northern Toe, per 100 daily In quantities from 00+ te dame 90, A, Boarding sche o ir SEWING MACHINES, &e nd clessities yo! irealars, “SW. ALM. (Hurvard C 1. Coulinental Spring Swivel Offiee THAND-SPRCEAL nigehett stay a this “machine ean: e almost entirely. 1 e was beneficial to itis simply wou % v's best Parlor Matches, roun per crows: Feather Dusters, 3 Krootns, Best Corn Brooms, mk Haskets, por d ite Oats, por bashed, per tou Corn Meal and Iran, por 728 14mm st. nw. Hay nnd stews ‘ashington, D.C: that (whieh charac Good Machines for rent, by Weck Kinds repaired, PLYMOUTH, MASS, in Wedueatay, July 2, age Sainples of the supplies must accompany = ® My family, -uce from your springs, are I nt reserves the right to reject altar is Teesived, if deemed for the bem outed and fled wit fi ‘ards tine in, eases where Fe fa quired for Ue falta porforyiaien of ie contract, but an establistiod fact, ow i use in this city. oa ladies, mechan did “Te a indid ‘Tiss. cro hating, ncclane, lest 0-58 MAD EN 4 trated circular. Service Studies; and Posttunster Cemers._ ft orner 7th and H strests, | Pptoresans Por STAT SBURY PARK, N.J., HOTEL ALBIO?! tly furnished 92 ishtfully situated, within 200 52 thodations’ for 160 ues upen <UPPOSE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEYS He White, “Iti a little Daisey. ‘Terms reasonable. D—REGULAR CLASS SPSSION Private lesons specialt ks ind publications constantly on hand, and exceptions! opportunities for le W NGTON PHONOGRAPHIC HEAD- Sealed Proposals will be received at this TH DAY OF JUNE | see the New Ant Mon TUBSDAY, rts und boards it rates, $2 toS3 per d aval ObsereRLOry rine Corps, during the GI PEMBEL EL. ORGANIST, TEACHE year ending Jo Partictlar attention to be- to be quaitied for SBURY PARK, AX One of the larg Park situated directly on the beach. under the same management. Circulars. ay’ C.GARREI 50.0 TRY BOARD. SUMMER HOMES, ‘To enable residents of Washington to pleas- antly locate their fail « and sunimer months in thy beautiful section 44 of conntry traversed by the Main Line ana sus Division of the Virginia Midland Rallw: put in operation a schedule by whi for Munussas Division, Accessince rinals giving the. shed on application to this Stationery tnust. bed K aS those wishin formers or Teachers, Terms $12, rooms ape res the Fight © arded to any one who Is net « lar dealer inthe srdcles jro SS" EDUCATION YOU NAVE ONLY, KIND READER, TO WEND YOUR WAY TO. OF THE TRUTH OF THIs STATE. MENT. THERE YOU WILL CERTAINLY FLND Psat cou Spring and sum- ness Collexe, cor. rapid calculations typewriting, etc from date of entrance, uy, $20; nicht, Sid; one month, day, ey C SPENCER, Principal; SAA thoroghty tanghte Tuition. Ye Jeave Washington at 4:15 p.m for Main the Main Line train arrives in Washington ad the Manassas Division train at Sed thusatfording every facility for leavins Washington at convenienthour in the evening and returningin time for business in the mornt ing names of hotels. AND WHEN YoU WAVE FounD rr even | PROPOSALS Fe SE OF SUCH ARTICLES HIS LINE AS YOU MAY REQUIRE, AND WILL COME AWAY SATISFIED THAT YOUR SEARCH FOR ‘QUAMTENSASTER'S OFFICE, US Making Comme, Wasirsoros, D.C, May 12th, 1585, FT AND MAKE PURC! if the kind here, tation to all to see the method by whi soon learn a profession. ITING PRAC ‘quaranteed if instructions: ls preferred.and M ‘fice of Johns & Easton, ¥ ok 3 boarding hous Wout nal FREE Dear the ine, with thelr rates and accommodation arenow realy for distribution, “Special rettced Uckets to local stations are now on sale at Company’ Sitce, 601 Penusy vasa avenie tie followed. Private R PF. CROME! fi Stenographers, 472 Louisiana ave. SS AMY LEAVI F ‘and certified examiner of the New England 10 tee! que, harmony and — WAS NOT WITHOUT 11®REWARD AND THAT, WE DID THINGS UP BLOWN WHEN WE Dis COVERED TO YOU THE LOCATION OF NGS, |ANDOAH COUNTY, VA. OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF VISITORS JUNE 1 ‘TO DECEMBER 1 Conservatory. culture. 1012 10th st_n.w _ ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND ie fis, Nas "Want Greatest variety of medicinal waters of any, Rutsconeryy magnificent roads. ‘Table pes: ind Hig cod shower and pi Place to Washington, Beg Ouly to. Washington, hours’ re on te B. and O. alli Wd ‘Descriptive pany ree by apriicatio "YE CAMSELE MADDUX, Proprietor. He™ ‘KAATERSKILL, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. ENLARGED AND IMPROVED, OPENS JUNE 27. detached from MRS. M. STEVENS HART, Principal. ‘The culture and development of the voice and nal fesion of sentiment carefully taught. ‘Boys’ and Girls’ class Satur ‘d6-uel ed States,“ Beauti-' Philadeiphia, Pa. Uverable at one of more <tabous.and will bes cparatels for each article wid. of separately for piece: HIGHLY POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT. WILL PIND THE Li THERE YOU DING STYLES AND BEST MAKES FOR THE VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES, fishing and game nearest watering and other vocal defects RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF dy; ta adults confidential: pre ‘West Point, 8, NTUTE.sw. corner sth abd Ksta. nw. ‘Business. road. rat Drew's and W. 1. RICH, Ww. Evening Classes, $3 and $2 a mouth. G. T. Kees ‘717 Market Space, Washington, D.C. W. F. PAIGE, Manager, 9p80-26t _ Grand Hotel, Broadway and 31st st.. N.¥. RST LPIUR SPRINGS, BLUE, ings, baths horse at Paret & Seas Gia ee lie ‘TLANTIC CITY, N. J. Has 414 97m Breer 'UMENTS of {snow ofwred etthe lowest me Pee aL Corner 21st st and Fenneyivania ave, .w, Please call, nspectiand be convinced. apai-2mé aoe zeae ALL THE Yt Peon iva ave.