Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE oF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasurxotos, D.C.,August 11, 1685, 11 am, For the middle Atlantic states, local rains, Rigen by sale westher, variable winds, ure. lor Wednesday, light loca} rains, followed by fair weather, are Indicated for the Atlantic states, with nearly stationary tempera- ture. My Leaprse and lal brands of Pure ‘Whisky are B. H. Moore, 1867; Guecken- heimer, 1874; Cickencock,’ 1868, at Chr. Xan- der's, 911 7th street northwest. ATTENTION IS CALLED to the advertisement of the sale of fine Howser Black Hawk driving mare at Dowling’s to-morrow at 12 m. ————— Oup LaprEs’ ComForT: Soft glove-kid laced shoes at $1.23; Congress gaiters, $1.47. Z.Strae burger, No. 906 7th street, 4 doors above L. Inow SarEsrepaired, J. H. KUEHLING. Jenks & Co., 717 7th street, Bkrore purchasing your winter fuel consult, Our advertisement and save money. Henry A. Clarke & Son, 933 F st. n.w. SPEAKING TUBES. J.H, Kvesurxe, Ligrrstxe Rops and Electric Work. J. H. KUEHLING, 419 12th street northwest. Men's Conaness GAITERS, solid, comfortable gnd neat, only $1.47. Z. Strasburger, No. 906 ‘th street, 4 doors above 1. FUSSELL's Ick CREAM shipped anywhere out oftown; 1427 New York avenue. Fixx Pxotos, Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave. Face and eyesight fitted; Hempler’s, cor. 4% CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals, Street lamps will be lighted at 7:30 p. m. extinguished at 3:30 « m. paabe,, Washington Light Iufantry Corps has granted permission to pass . te “of Pennsylvania on their way to Cape lay. ‘A ieam attached toa lumber wagon belong- ing to Willett & Libbey ran away from the cor- Rer of 11th and Q stroets last evening. Willlam ‘Walker, a colored boy, who attemptéd to stop the team, was knocked on the right hip by one the horwes and quite badly hurt, ‘The team in Intoa buggy driven by Jobn S. Green and broke off a wheel. ‘Mr. C. Clinton Gardner, cashier of the Balti- more and Potomac freight depot, and Miss An- nie R. Kelly, of East Washingtoh, were mar- Hed yesterday at St. Peter's church by Bishop- Elect O'Sullivan, and subsequently left the eity to make a wedding trip through Pennsyl- vania. John W. P. Myers has filed a bill in equity against Maria J. Adler and Gthers to construe the will of the late Charles Myers and asking that the trustees discover and account for the estate of the decegent. Judge Merrick has issued an order in the Givoree case of Pauline Sink agalnst Frederick Sink directing the husband to appear and answer before the first rule day. Yesterday atternoon Calvin J. Wallace, red laborer engaged in taking down'an old frame building on I street northwest, was severely injured by one of the partitions of the house falling on him. He was taken to his the alley between 8d and 4% streets Pand G streets southwest, in the police am- lance. Itwas James A. McNerhany,and not S._K. MeNerhany, who fell from a car on the 7th Street road and had his leg crushed Saturday, Walter Hungerford, colored, was fined 35 by dure Mills to-day for beating his wife. ‘The Capital City Guards, company B, Capt. Gray commanding, will leave to-morrow at 9:30 a. m. for Frederiex, Md., to take part in the en ion celebration there. From Brentano Brothers we have special Toyal wedding numbers of the London Graphic and Illustrated News. ‘The Theaters. “The Merry War’ was presented last night at Albaugh’s by the Beebe company ina rather Ustless manner. Considering that this com- pany has already performed this opera for sev- eral weeks and competent to give a de- gidedly commendable performance, the slip- hod fashion in which they acted ‘and sung last night was not flattering to the larze audi- ence gathered. The feature that tecelved the lest commendation was the grand march, Jed by Miss Lisle Leigh, at the opening of the third act. By request’ot a large number of irons of the theater the summer season will continued one and perhaps two weeks longer. Next week “Donna Juanita” will be given by the Winstoncompany. The reputation which had preceded McNish, ‘and Slavin's Minstrels drew a crowded house to Ford’s Opera House last night, The expectations of the audience were fully realized. ‘The entertainment was lively and bright from Indignant Barbers. THEY ARE NoT ALLOWED THE USE OF THE G. A. R. HALL FOR A MEETING—A QUESTION OF coLoR. ‘The barbers’ union, which {s an organization composed of white and colored men, advertised to hold a meeting last evening in the hall con- trolled by the Grand Army of the Republicand used by the latter for its meetings. They had engaged the hall from the janitor and offered to Pay in advance, but were told that the money ould be paid on the evening of the meeting. ‘When the barbers assembled at the entrance of the hall,on L street, near 7th, last evening they were informed the janitor that they could not occupy the hall because there were colored mempers in the organization, and that he had been Instructed by the hall committee to say that the rule not to rent the hail to col- ored organizations would be enforced in this instance. = ‘We felt very much aggrieved at this,” re- marked Mr, Ford, the secretary of the barbers’ union, toa Stak reporter this morning. “The hall had been engaged, and we did not suppose that there was any difficulty about our occu- ying it until we had gone there to at- Pena’ the meeting. We were surprised that the Grand Army would draw a color distinct- ion when we do notin our organization, We admit members without regard to color, the only condition being that they must be barbers. There was nothing left for us to do, but to find some other place, and after ashort delay we went to Daly's Hall, at the corner of 7th and O streets, where we held our meeting.” ‘A representative of the Grand Army im to a Stak reporter about the matter, said: it is merely a question of business with us. We havea rule not torent the hail tocolored organizations, and this is done not on account of the color, but simply for the reason that if we allow the hall to be used by colored organiza- tions we cannot rent it to white organizations. It is public hall and we want to get as much revenue from it as possible, and from a business standpoint only have weadopted this rule. The hall is not even rented to colored posts of the Grand Army.” ——-_—__ Serious Charge Against a Former Wash- ingtonian. A special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun from Wilmington, Del., August 10, says: “Wm. B. Barton, a young lawyer, who came here @ year ‘ago from Washington, D. C., has been arrested here .on the charge of making a felonious assault on Mrs. Clayton, a married woman. Barton was her counsel, and she oa that the assault was committed in his office t1 weeks ago.” ‘The court records here show that a Wm. B. Barton was admitted to the bar here on motion of Mr. Critcher on March 19th, 1883, The Old Carroll Place. THE PURCHASERS INTEND TO IMPROVE THE PROPERTY. ‘The purchase of the old Carroll property, on Capitol Hill, by ex-Representative E. John Ellis, of Louisiana, which was announced in yesterday's STR, has given rise to much spec- ulation as to what the purchaser intended to do with the property. A reporter of THE STAR called upon Mr. Ellis this morning and asked him what his plans were in regard to his new acquisition. In response Mr. Ellis sald: “Tam interested with several parties in the purchase of the Dad lington property, and iy Dame is used as the purchaser. We contem- Plate bringing the property to grade and im- Proving it as rapidly as possible. It ts strictly a private matter, and I don't see how it got in the papers. nor do Isee that it a matter of interest to the public.” A well informed real estate man, in, speaking about the property, sald that he thought there Was about # half a million of good brick in the wall surrounding the place, and about one- quarter ofa million in the house. In addition the ‘high bank ‘upon which the house now stands Is composed of gravel which is valuable for making walks in the public parks. He ex- Pressed the opinion that the sale of this material from. the place would largely reduce the amountof the purchase money. The price paid Jor the place is stated to be $60,000, which about twenty cents per square toct. ocelot A Young Erate. A SERIOUS CHARGE PREFERRED AGAINST A SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD COLOKED HOY. In the Police Court this morning Henry Lee, @ colored boy sixteen years old, was placed on trial charged with assault and battery with intent to commit rape. Georgiana Johnson, a ten-year-old colored girl, testified that she was at her home in O street alley Saturday night, when Henry Lee came in and asked if she had any fire in the stove, and then left. In a few minutes he returned, and without saying a word made the assault compfiined of, She said she did not tell her mother iat Was the matter with her until Sunday night, because she w: fraid, The child's mother testified to her daughter's complaint to her and to her sufferings on Sat- urday night and Sunday. inning to end: The posing of Mr. Charles Mitchell, and Mr. William Muldoon, the athletes, formed a unique and most instructive feature of the entertainment. At the Theater Comique Summer Garden an attractive variety entertainment was given Jast evening, by the Alice Ariington Combi- nation, which will remain during the week. Allee ’ Combination is billed for next week. —— Is Favor oF a G. A. R. MoSUMENT.—Gen. &. Burdett, the commander of the Grand Army Of the Republic, yesterday visited the Grand Army camp at Gettysburg and reviewed the Veterans on parade. Addresses were made,one of which advocated a Grand Army of thé Re- iblic monument to Gen. Grant in this city, Ribscriptions being Sxed at ten cents from cack member. This was enthusiastically received. A subseription of this kind would aggregate $30,000. . Ropaine a Litrie Greu.—Last night a col- ored girl, apparently about twelve years of retending to be a beggar, Stepried up to the mt door of the residence of J. H. Kettner, 622 M street northwest, and found Mr. Ketther's four-year-old daughter sitting at the door. After talking awhile to the little girl, the bold beggar took the little one’s gold earrings from her ears and disappeared. DEATH OF AX OLD Vi ‘AN.—Col. Alex ander Thompson died at Providence hospital Sunday, aged about seventy-five years. He Was an’ old citizen of Hanover county, Va, of which he was once sheriff, and was never mar- Fied. He was buried yesterday in Graceland cemetery. —_.__ CHANGED PLaces Wita Her Brorner.— Wm. Brooker, a young colored man, was flared before Judge Mills to-day with assault Ing his sister Mary, who said she did not want her brother sent to'jail. The Judge let William » aud fined Mary $5 for refusing to testify. ihe took her brother's place in the dock. —_— “LAYING Fon” A CAR CONDUCTOR.—A rough- looking colored ‘man named George Crawford i today, charged with unnell, & conductor t cars. Trunnell ‘testified that don the front platform of his car.” When witness requested him to quit smoking Crawford refused. Witness warned him that he would put him off the car if he did not stop. Crawiord then got off and tried to t the brake handle, but failing in this, he ked for a stone and threatened to lay for Bim. Witness said that when the ear returned to the stable, some time afterwards, the defend- ant was waiting near the arsenal wall with something in his hand, which he struck witness With in the eye. The court imposed a fine of $20 or sixty days in jail. ee Tae Troveres or Tuxke TatLors—Sam Goldblodt, Maurice Sacks and John Keatman, Shree tallors employed in Keen's establishment, Were in the Police Court dock this morning. Goldblodt charged his two companions wit assault, and Sacks charged Goldblodt with Stealing ten dollars. The charges against Gold- Blodt and Sucks were dismissed. Keatman, Who, according to the testimony, struck Gold: Blodt over the head with a cane, was fined ten t Between 11and 12 ‘clock last night Margaret Waker and Samuel “max, colored, engaged in a fight in Bland’s alley, between Wilson and Pomeroy streets. Margaret was cut in tour places on the left arm and side. She went to Freedmen’s hospital, where her injuries were nded to, A Porrcrse CatGnT rx THE PoTomac— To-day there wason the stand of Mr. Ie A. Golden, in Center market, a ise about five feet long, caught by Mr. G-b. Fuunee at Blatt Point, sixty-five miles down the river, yester- day. "This is believed to be the only porpoise ever canght so high up the Potomac. A cast Will be made of it for the National Museum, nd It will be sent to New York. ee Rowserrrs Reroxren.—Mark Worden re- Ported to the police this morning that while asleep on a vacant lot near North Capitol and F streets, he was robbed of a sliver watch worth $5. B.F. Shands, 326 F street southwest Te- Rorts the loss of a silver waten worth $6. E. B. shaw, 11th and M streete southeast, re- Stary stolén from his wagon a box of soap. MeCawley, 1320 I street, reports that some sneak thief stole from her house ‘worth $15. ——>+__ acireular ALL ON ACCOUNT OF THE MOTHER-IN-LAW.— Joshua Bell, a young colored man residing on Maryland avenue, was betore Judge Mills to- day charged by bis wife Sylvia, wit assaulting: her. She exhibited a blick eye to the court, and said her husband did it." Joshua said hs had some trouble with his wife, because his mother-in-law wanted to ran his house, He Was fined $5 or 30 days. rec ‘THE REGULAR Saturday night excursion to At lantic City and Cupe May by the Pennsylvania rail- road was notrur on August Sth on account of the great rush to New York, but on Saturday next, August 15th, it will be resumed. On that night the Washington Light Infant will also leave for their encampment at Cape May. Ex- eursion tickets will be sold as heretofore, at $2 for the round-trip. This affords a cheap oppor tunity to visit these popt resorts, and who would embrace the occasion would do well to secure their tickets early, as it is said the de- mand on the former trips exeeeded the supply. East Lake coaches for ladies leave the ekimore and Foiomac ation ai 0p ms re ahsapa in Paley inirmation willbe cheer i Pale on hese aeehireuchesteer isting hoes” clite eat alisha Guy wi osveb day neat ant | best aces, Dr. Joseph ‘Hi Bushnell testified that the injuries the girl sustained might have been caused by such treatment as described by the girl. ‘The case was gent to the grand jury. Lee was committed to jail4n default of $1,000 bail. chiara A Serious Affray. A COLORED MAN FOUND IN THE STREETS DANGEROUSLY -WOUNDED—ARREST OF A MAN WHO ADMITS THE SHOOTING. About 12 0’clock last night an affray occurred at the corner of 19th and T streets northwest in which, it is charged, Abe Flint, James Moten, John Johnson and Henry Newton, all colored, were engaged. A pistol was fired and the crowd dispersed, all but Flint running away. Flint was found with a pistol in his hand and with a serious, if not mortal, wound in the right thigh, Officer ‘Holmes arrested Henry Newton about one o'clock on suspicion. Flint was taken to the fourth precinet station where Drs. Klein- Schmidt and Magruder rendered surgical as- sistance, and he was then taken to Freedman's hospital, This morning Officer Maddox. ar- rested Moten, who admitted that he did the shooting. FLINT IN A CRITICAL CONDITION. ‘This afternoon Flint was in a critical condi- tion,and the doctors would not express an opinion as to his recovery. It was found that he was shot in two place, in the side and in the back, and not in one as first reported. A PLEASANT BretTHpay SURPRISE.—Mr. August Schroeder, the well-known musician of East Washington, was the recipient of a pleas- ant surprise upon his return up the river last evening in the shape of aserenade and birth- hight supper, which had been prepared for him by bis friends. It was the righ Fates anni- Yervary of his birth. About thirty of Mr. Schroeder's friends helped the merriment along until an early hour, Some very cholce music Was rendere: a A Suppen DeaTH aT THE GOVERNMENT PRintinG OFrice.—Frank J. Robinson, a pressman at the government printing office, died suddenly this morning of hemorrhage in the press-room of the office. Mr. Kobinson was & member Of the Union Veteran Corps, First Company, and went with the company to New York toaitend the funeral of Gen. Grant. He returned to work this morning and appeared to his companions in the office to be in his usual heaith. “About 9 o'clock he was attacked with bleeding at the nose. and, saying that he was beginning to feel badly, asked @ comrade to take him home. He was told to sit down and Test, as it Was stipposed he would soon be better. A violent hemorrhage followed, and within half an hour he was dead. Dr. Suddarth was summoned, but did not arrive in time to be of any service. ‘The death caused considerable ex- citement in the office. Coroner Patterson viewed the body and permitted it to be removed to Mr. Robinson’s home, on F street, between North Capitol street and New Jersey avenue, ‘The deceased, who was about 45 years old, and bad been employed at the government printing office about 18 years, leaves a widow and two children. He was an excellent workman and & man of steady babits. To-morrow the remains will be taken tor interment to Baltimore, where Mr. Robinson formerly resided. He fas.an Odd Fellow and a member of the G. A —+__ Affairs in West Washington. HARPOONING CARP.—Mr. Jos. Paul, of this place, a well-known angler, has adopted a new method of catching the German carp, by har- pooning. He walks along the banks of the river where the water is clear, and when he sees a fish swimming along, by a skilful throw he plunges the dart into the back of the fish, and thereby secures the prize. Mr. Paul has by this means caught several, the largest weighing 17% pounds. The h he uses is of a recent patent, and can be used with dexterity and Precision after a little practice. PERSONAL.—Mr. Robert V, Simms, who has been visiting his family for some time past, lett for Chicago this morBing, where he is loca? ted in business. are being made Bap Roaps.—Complaints daily about the miserable condition of the roads in this vicinity, which sadly need repair "Earriz MARKET.—Sale of live stock at Dro- ers’ Rest, D. C., as reported by Tavenner Bros., ‘Ms Silos! 60. caitle up and sold; to 5; good at 4% to 4% medium at 4to.diy common at Sy ted. sheep and lambs, ‘sheep at 3 to 3% lambs at 5% to 35 cows and calves at wo per TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 72; con- dition, 3." Receiving 7, temperature, 76; condition at north connection, 2; south connect 2. Distributing reservoir, tem; rature, 70; condition at influent gatehouse, : condition gatehouse, 2. High THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. Alexandria Affairs. ‘Reported for Tax Evenrwe STaR. THE ALEXANDRIA MAUL MESSENGER.—Col, Porter, of the mail messenger service, who Yisited this city some days ago to examine on the spot the question of the transmission between the post office and the rail dis- covered that under the mall coutracts the Mid- land company, the W., 0.& W. RR, and the ‘Alexandtla sua Washington Railroad company had obligated themselves to deliver the mail at the Alexandria post office, and that conse- Guently the only mail messenger to be employed ‘one between the Alexandria post office and the Alexandfia and Fredericksburg trains. This contract will be relet to the lowest bidder in a few The Midland company, the Washington and Alexandria company, ‘and the Was mn, Ohio and Western company will each now send the mail to the post office at their own cost, RETURNED The Alexandria Light Infantry, Capt, Geo, Mushback, returned home thi morning in the Norfolk boat, having left the steamer Breakwater at that place. The} marched to their armory and dismissed, tired, but much pleased with their tour of service. ALEXANDRIA TEACHERS.—The Alexandria tgnchers have returned from Fredericksburg, allof them having stood with the highest ai the examination which occurred at the close of the Normal Institute held there. Nores.—The funeral of Mrs. James Nowland, from ington, came down to this city on the ferry boat to-day.—Foster Ellis’ cow was killed by the railroad train about half a mile from this city yesterday.— Wm. 8. Moore has ht, for $2,000, the mill warehouse oppo- site his'iron works, ‘on Union street, and he will occupy it for mechanical pu ——The work of repairing and cleaning the pubile school houses for the pan ee of se petionlaca See of September is now in progress.—Engint Landour Campbell, of Columbus. Co, here, 18 attending the national convention of firemen at Syracuse, N. Y., showing his lighter and heater for steam fire engines.t—A cart of Mr. Thos. Perry was wrecked by his runaway horse yesterday afternoon.—Col. Ed. Berkley has entered upon the discharge of his duties as U. 8. gauger and inspector of liquors here. Bate Baxt.—The Nationals captured a game from the Virginia club at Richmond yesterday in @ handsome manner, making but one error. Barr and Trott composed the National's bat- tery. Powell carried off the batting honors, The score was 5 to 1. Other games: At New York—New York, 12; Chicago, 0. At Phila- delphia—Buffalo, 5; Philadelphia, 2. At Phils- delphia—Athletic, 8; Brooklyn, 10. SE Manrraae Ltcenses.—Marriage licenses have been issued by the cleric of the court to Pasqual Pulchin and Frances Leason; James Cook and Rosa Page; William B; Page and Ella V, Reo George MeC. Eslin and Anna Maria Barbaretis RRR 00 ¥ Y A ROR © O YY 4A ERR OO YY AA EE ‘? ¥ 24 ‘00 a°4 tu BBR AA OK UK OM «6ONN NN GGG. ROB AA KK iH NNN @ @ BBB AA KK WtsoNNN G BOB AAA KK HW NNN 6 Gq BBB A A KK OM ON WN a PPP, 00 W oW ow pDD FER RRI PP Oo wwww Bop Eo Ru PPP OO WWWW D D EE RRR eP OO wWwWw DDE RR — P 00 6©W WW «(Upp OCEER KOR OS This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. 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BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAWNS, cheap at 12%%c., reduced to 8. FIGURED SATTEENS, 12%, 15, 18, 20¢. EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS, $1, re- weed to 75¢. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure wool, BEAUTIFUL LACE NUN'S VEI BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADIN reduced to 45¢. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK CASHMERES, wide double width, all pure fine wool, 3742, 50,6: LAWAS, SILKS, SATTEENS, GS AND CASHMERES, at hall CARTERS’ POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, jy81. Liev Buran. A PURE MALT EXTRACT, Possesses the highest merit. It is manufactured from the choicest materials, and combines the most pala- table qualities of a refreshing drink, with the mvigoi ‘ating and wholesome properties of ihe best Malt tx- It 1s a true tonic and delightful beverage. alike desir- able for Invallds and persons in health. 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Boots at $1. sold formerly at $2.50. Some broken sizes N. P, Ties and But, will close at 50c., former price $i. Ladies Cur. Kid Bat narrow width $2, origin cheaper grades at $1, $1.35, Si Sorackd for double. “Call early, it you wast bag: Near 71 h Street, dy. We if | ades—ALPACA, LINEN and DUCi 1914-1916 Pennsylvania ave, aus J. W. SELBY, De Hestzys EXTRACT OF eco EER FEE GEL. & a al a IR GAL 4 MOST EFFECTIVE COMBINATION, CELERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonic. BEEF—The most Nutritive and Strength-giving IRON—(Pyrophosphate)—The great remedy to Enrich the Blood and Nourish the Brain. ‘This preparation has proven to be valu able for the cure of Paper GENERAL PROSTRATION OF VITAL FORCES, LOSS OF PHYSICAL POWER. And all consequent upon over. taxed mind and body. Im fact, it gives tone to all the physical functions, and buoyancy to the spirits PREPARED BY HANDY & cox, 43 _N. HOWARD sTReer | ayz0 * BALTIMORE, MD. M Ee Soong CIty ITEMS. Workin; men Take Notice. Hats made by the Co-operative Hat Co. No. 1, South Norwalk, Conn., for sale at Frane’s, cor. ‘th &D. The only strict je and Boating Shirts, Bleyel ‘Men's. and Boys’, all kinds, at. Auerbach’s, 7th and H. i 1 Iwas a sufferer from and Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite othe helped me. ‘Wm. McKnew, 124 Fayette st., Price $1.00. The Office of the Howe Sewing Machine is now at Auerbach’s Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H. 1 ialaria prevented and thoroughly eradicay ted by Daty's Pure Malt. Whiskey m- mended by leading physicians. Sold by drug- gists and grocers. Sewing Machines for Rent, ll kinds, $1. r week or r month, at Ruerbech's, ta and. * Pe Ovr Crormne ALWAYS ON TOP IN QUALITY AND AT THE BOTTOM IN PRICE. NEVER INVEST YOUR MONEY IN CLOTHING FoR ‘Men, Boys or Children until you have examined our ‘stock of Serges, Drap d’Ete, Seersucker, Cassimere and Flannel Sults, Extra Long DRAP D'ETE and ALPACA Frock ‘and Sack Coats, White DUCK, ALPACA Traveling or Driving C itimore, Md. 20 \d DRAP D'ETE Vesta. SHIRTS, In White or Colored, Ready-made or to Order. NECKWEAR in all Fashionable Shapes or Colors. ‘Underwear, Gloves, Suspenders, Collars, Cuffs, &c., NOAH WALKER & CO, Sy25, 625 Pennsylvania Avenne. Suavenrer oF FINE CLOTHING aT THE MISFIT STORE. CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. 100 PAIR SEERSU WORTH $2. 500 PAIR FINE CASSIMERE PANTS, AT ABOUT 5U CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. PONGEE COATS AT $3, FORM PONGEE COATS AND VESTS $3.50, FORMERLY $6.50, SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS AT$1.75 AND UPWARD. 500 CHILDREN SUITS, BOYS’ 4 TO 11, AT 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. KER PANTS AT 5c, 300 BOYS’ SUITS, REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE, WHITE V) FLANNI SACRIFICE PRINCE ALBERT SUITS AT $15 REDUCED FROM $25. NESS SUITS AT § HALF THE USUAL PRICE. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS FROM $5 UP, BI 5. $9.50, JUST ar THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS ae BE SURE AND COME TO THE CORD TH AND F STRE oy Baneaiss Baneatss BARGAINS! Weare now offering, at greatly reduced prices, ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GooDs, ‘TIES. Strap or Button, for $4.50 price $5.00. SFUNDS, $4.25 per pair; former ‘ORL Men's Hand Weit 0. price $0. A lot of Hoys: ¢ former price $3.50 and SHA selling for $2.50 per put, In regular Cone of the largest assort- ments to be fo Our Padies: $2 KID BOX TOE, BUT- "TON, For $2.50 we ye ine BOX TOE or COM- MON SENSE CURACOA KID BUTTON, and guar- antee them to give satisfaction, For $3.00 we can kive yous bew In LOW SHOES FOR LADIES we have all the Jntest styles, ut the very lowest figures possible. Laiyes fine CURACUA KID OXFORDS, lnud-sewed, Fy CURACOA KID NEWPORTTIES, hand- Ladies tine CURACOA KID BUTTON, hand-sewed, $1.50. Ladle fine FRENCH KID OXFORDS, hand-sewed, Si ‘CH CLOTH-TOP EDISON, Louis CH EDISON, Louis XV heel, $5.00, AND A LARGE OF DREN’ 5 VARIETY $ LOW SHC MISSES AND CHIL AND SLIPPERS, Also, # full line of Ladies’ and Miswes’ White Operas, WM. H. ONE-PRIC! RICH SHOE STORE, 717 Market Space. excepted. is as Cooxixe Stoves STOVES FOR HATTERS, TAILORS, CONFECTIONERS, TINNERS, éc. STOVES FOR FAMILY USE THAT WILL COOK FOR ONE PERSON OR FOR FIFTY PERSONS. FOR SALE BY THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. myl W. LAMB, M.D., 9 HANOVER BT, PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1884, MESSRS, EISNER & MENDELSON, SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFS MALT EXTRACT U.S.OF A, 820 RACE ST., PHILADELPRTA, DEAR SIRS:—l HAVE USED JOHANN HOFF'S ALT EXTRACT FOR FUE PAST FIVE YEARS Nbot 10 BE THE ESE ABEL TH RE ee eats iG BEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTRITIVE FOUND IT ESPECIALLY OFFICE OF Ww, NVALE FROM EVER, IN CASES OF DYSPEPSIA, FOR HE IN CASES OF ALSOIN LUNG ION WAS DRAWN BY is IN’ SEMI-MONTH- 2UT A MILLION OF BOTTLES IM (Od HAVE PASSED MY INSPEC HTHE PAST FIVE VEANS TAOS YOURS, RESPECTFULLY, W. W. LAMB,'M-D., CHIEF DRUG INSPRi PRUs ECTOR U, 8, TION IN BILY FO! OF PHILADELPHIA. BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF “JOHANN HOFF” AND “MORITZ EISNER” ON THE NECK OF EVERY BOTTLE. 1026.63.00 Cu. Rorreer, NOS, 408 AND 405 7TH ST. 8. W. ‘Headquarters forthe WHITNEY CHILDREN’S CARRIAGE OOMPANY. nouumn axareditofullinot BENG ELOC IEEDES WAGONS, ETO. ‘Wanting more room for the fall goods, Child riages will besold'at cose"? S50 Ger Tar Ber. “THE CORCORD HARNESS” THE CONCORD COLLAR, ‘TRUNKS and SATCHELS of the Bost Makes in great Variety at very Low Prices, LUTZ & BRO, 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, jy21 Adjoining National Hotel. Amaveror, Borns Co, ‘Wasuineton, D.C, Taare AND Agee ‘Telephone call, 746-3. g BOVAL aa a a Bp 2 TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1885. a EXOURRIGE RAND (ON, Guar Rey SET Saat GH, W' AY. AUGUST 19TH. 1885. ‘Steamer. WSMITH leaves her w! at 8:30 a.m. stopping at Alexandria going and returning. Pare for children, 26 cen Sener ‘Committee:—James “BF ‘Wm, 8. Crown, John H Naten’? 2°DD Ty Weteters URTH GRAND EVENING EXCURSION F° UXDER AUSPICES OF (OUNG MEN BIBI » CHRISTIAN CHURGH, On the Palace Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, ‘To INDIAN HEAD, and return. ‘Boat will, Jeave at 5:30 p.m., and return at 10 p.m. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1885. ‘Tickets, only 25 cents. An clegant lunch table at prices. Get tickets at the boat, 6 whart Bar closed. aullst d Viger methane MARSHALL HALL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14TH. ARROWSMITH, W. W. CORCORAN, and MARY WASHINGTON. Boats leave at 9 am. and 5, 5:30 and 6 o'clock pm. aull-st HE STEAM YACHT “CILLA” WILL MAKE dally HALF-HOURLY TRIPS daring the season to Landings on the Upper Potomac, leaving Johnson & Baker s Boat-house, foot of High st, from p.m. Fare, round trip, 25 cents Tuinp ‘am. to 12 aull-gte GRAND EXCURSION’ Carz May, ‘THE QUEEN OF WATERING PLACES; Artantie Ciry, ‘THE BRIGHTON OF AMERICA. ‘THELOWEST EXCURSION RATES EVER MADE OUT OF WASHINGTON TO THE MOST FAMOUS RESORTS OF THE ATLANTIC, RATE FOR ROUND TRIP, e $2. SPECIAL TRAIN OF FIRST CLASS COACHES WILL LEAVE SIXTH-STREET STATION AT 10 P, M. SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, REACHING THE SEASHORE AT 6 A. M. SUN- DAY. RETURNING, LEAVE CAPE MAY AT 5 P.M, ATLANTIC CITY AT 5:30 P. M, REACH- ING WASHINGTON AT MIDNIGHT. 1C WILL BE F rom is, pear ‘Tente : ust 13th, L585, for the benet or St. Ann's an from the corner of High ud refreshments to be hi TA, auspices of of Anacustiat, D.C. De Moir's ‘corner East Capitol and 9th sts Henry ‘ocery Store. corner 11th and Wri, Wagner, Gunsmith, 207! Pennsylvania ave s.e. =~ bieber, ¢ Bik st. Ke; Gri Grocers .. and at the boat or from nimittee. Boat leaves 7th-st, what Sreturming at 10 pam. J. AM, Stunt, ‘omuittee, ANNUAL EXCURSION r Court House August 20th. Train leaves depot ah. harp, gota. Oh ound ¢ pe ghe eastern Pioneers will go. aubst* IN JOHN AND GREAT he ew exoaaion steamer Hu Wagne vady for charter. Capacity. over 300. Mist v.w., onp. Wash & G- RI office. «au Bou x H. G. Wagner is now B221 MILES RIDE FOR 15 CENTS. Steamer THOMPSON leaves Gth street wharf, us 7thand 9th street cars, every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at 5:30 pm. Returoing at hildren free, Best excursion ever offered 1 rons BEATS THEM ALL MILES FOR 10 CENTS. Look out and goto GlemouteverySATURDAY for 19 cuits. Bring the children and the bables. Stesmer Mary Washington wiil leave her wharf Every Saturday at 10 Ende pavilion on the grounds “yok Sic'S. RANDALL, Manager. 0! THE GREAT FAL BRIDG: ‘The Steam Packet EXCELSIOR will make trips during the season to theabove points every DAY, TURSDAY and FRIDAY, leaving her w corner of High st, and Canal. at 8 o'clock a.in,, sbary Fare for round trip 50c. Boat can be chartered ov al- ternate days For information apply at office of J. G. eM. WATERS, 1047 High st. Georgetown. BEACH CoeN STEAMEICE V_ARROWSMITH ‘Bvery Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sun- lay, . Found trip; children, 25e. ‘TEAMER W. W. CORCORAN. are deb idonn Children, 15 cents, Jy17-3m_ TAS PALI VE Qe ea AReT Ct DRS Sy makean NESDAY, leaving Seventh street wharl at 9 am., returning at 8 p.m. Fare, round trip, 25c. Dancing SC ee VERY SATURDAY 9 A. M., RE- GLYMONT TURNING AT OP A, jy13-1m SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION, ‘The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will make excursion, trips EVERY SUNDAY, leaving at 3p. m., returning at 8 p.m. ‘Pickets, 25c. round trip. Fine Brass Hand on these excarsions. No objectionable parties allowed on board. LF™=. CARRIERS’ Sack Race—Four Prizes. Bicycle Race—Gold and Silver Medals Pee F aire 12:10, 2900, 890, $40: return @:1 Tab and 10300 o'clock apeclal. Fait, 10 au mei at RD'S. REME MINSTREL SUCCESS. FS2Riku, Soawoon & SLAVING MINSTRELS WILLIAM MULDOON. of te United States. CHARLES W. MITCHELL, of (A L=AUGIS GRAND OPERA HOUSE Testis MERRY Wake and Saturday Evenings. PATIENCE REXT WEEK—DONNA JUANITA. auld ‘TER COMIQUE U ees = SUMMER GARDEN. MATINEDS TUESDAY. AHUESDAY AND SATURDAY. ALICE ARLINGTON'S COMBINATION, 20 ARTISTS 20. Novel Minstrel Scene. ‘Next week, ALICE OATES COMBINATION. aul IRY CASTLE PARK, MOUNT PLEASAN ‘Grand Concert and Dramatic Performance in the new pavilion, Thursday, August 13th, 1885. Splendid orchestra, scenery and best ‘talent. Concluding with dancing. Gates open at 6 p.m., commencing at $ owes 2 at a, & Co, eee i J: Nalrn’ Stages will convey" tleker-holders from Lath street extension ralltoud 9 Park free, sure LADIES’ GOODS. ke, ML Ocean View, Va, Will re- ceive’ prompt attention, foate cae, with vod attendants, always on hand: also billiard saloon And bow! ng alleys for amusement of visitors. Hand. Some dancing pavilion and brass and string band of Tnusic engaged for the seasot aurtw W. , BROOKE, Manager. Nation of 4.500 tect. Favorite resort for bay. fever patients. Row! Lelsine perfect. MRA MANO! IHAPEL POINT HOUSE, CHAPEL POINT, THE LONG BRANCH ‘OF MARYLAND. on OPEN JUNE 1 TO NOV. L fost beautiful resort in Maryland. Hoard $810 $10 week Steamer Geo. Law. Potomac Steamboat Co, wharf, ‘7th st., daily except Friday and Monday. aud-im HOWARD BROS., Proprietors, pe POINT HOTEL, Mp. Ninety-two miles from Ws ingtor cea mie tom Wastingon, ong vi Juve 20th. Steamers go! Will open tor guests at EXCEIAION of GEO. LEARY eat Santee LEARY leave each evening MoEstans LAKE HOUSE, GILES 2M Co. Va. detightfally situated at an ele- . hunting and trout = soe ‘aut For terms, which will be moderate, apply to Hotel, WASH. B. WILLIAMS, 7th und D sta, or y15-1m* W. P. RICE, Proprietor. \CEAN CITY. SEASIDE City, Md., PARSONS & NICOLS, crops. ‘June 2, 1885. "First-class accommo: ‘Terms $10 per week; dally rates, HOTEL, OCEAN ee HALYBEATE SPRINGS HOTEL, STRAS rg, Va. Good board and rooms syle: did air; charming delightful drives, convenient to railroad and telecraph; ice per day, $2: per week, $7 to $10; perm BSE Feiss Sines Ae URFF. jy B™’, FOSe, city, ‘Arkansas ave. neat the ocean, Low rates. Accommodations unsurpassed Pure water. Large rooms, Spacious yurdeos Jy10-2m JAS BRADY, P.O. Boxy Meuaer BARGAINS IN MILLINERY. “Tw order to make room for our Extensive Importa- tions of Fall Millinery, we will, during this month, sell our entire stock of handsome French Bonnets and Hats also Silk Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Neckwear ‘at a great sacrifice. MRS. M, J, HUNT, aul 1309 F Steet Nonrawest, HE FEDORA DRESS SHIELD IS RECO mended by the Leading Dressmakers, It is absolutely impervious. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Desirable location aud complete la all dares: (CossADE, ¢ : ? appointments, A‘ Je29-2m_ ©.C. LEFLER & C0, ONGRESS HALL ATLA: This well-know agemen makin the coast, open JOLY Sp, Address LiF LE R& POTTER J GTOCKTON, is ATLANTIC CITY, NI. 3 ‘Complete in al: itsapnointments Fine Cafe Dictie. attached. Full Band and Ore For sale at all Dry Goods and Ladies’ Furnishing Address Stores. jy30-3m*" | 1e29-2m & LEFLER. He FI STEE EAUBANCE COR MAIN AND COURT J.C. UTCHINSON. sts., Luray, Va. Ope Ist, TSS. IMPORTER, WILL CONTINUE TO SELL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS DESIRABLE AND SEASO ABLE GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT AND BELOW CosT, TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT HALF- PRICE, CHOICE FRENCH FLOWERS AT HALF PRICE. ‘T ON PLUMES AND THERS. CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL “LACES,” “RIB- S," COLORED CREPES AND DRESS CENT DISCOU SPRING WRAPS. CENT DISCOUNT ON “RAGLANS,” SILK AND CLOTH COSTUMES PERFECT-FITTING JERSEYS AT VERY LOW FIGUL GREAT BARGAINS IN WHITE SUITS AND DRESSING SACQUES, PARASOLS AT COST SILK MITTS IN ALL SHADES AT HALF-PRICE. FOSTER SIL D TAFFETA GLOVES AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. 7 Trevise. Paris 2 Mae J. P. Panen NO. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Will oer her entire stock of Imported Bonnets and ‘Hats and those of her Own Design ut MIDSUMMER PRICES, To close them prior to making improvements and leaving for Paris. Jel. REMOVED. MME. VON BRANDIS, MODISTE, Formerly with Lord & Tay ‘Yor ‘Win. Burr & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Suits made at the shortest’ notice. Superior fitting, reasonable prices und satisfaction kvening Dresses Bridal sy30-4w ‘9201.4th s RS. BM. MENGE! materinisof all kinds Infants’ iace hawls, etc. Finest grades of Zephyr all ai reduced prices. ‘Stamping prompuy done. 907 Paave Dovctrass. We bave 100 Doren LADIES BALBRIGGAN HOSE, sizes 8 to 91g, our regular 47c. Hose, which we shall sell for B7%yc. per pair; three pair for $1 or $2 per box, DOUGLass, my6 eS DYEING. SCOURING AND DRY Eee gman es Toate ere All kinds of Ladies and Gents’ Garments Dyed, Seba pf teen Gig Mme st eel Plush Cloaks, Velvet an ook lier ee “ ee etal LERCH, formerly M 18S ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, Mekes Corsets to order in every ‘le and and guarantees perfect fit comfort. HER SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-made Underclothine, Merino Underwear ey eee Ie French Corsets and Busties. Loeieenty epinneg sranp) ‘$1 Corset (Miss E.'sows: 3. french, German and Spanish spoken, mrl4 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. pues winte MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK CHAIR IS ADAPTED TO THE PORCH, LAWN, OR CAMP, And 1s far superior to the Hammock in every way It assumes and can be used in any poaition, from sitting up to lying down, without any exertion of the occupant. Supports and rests the body in whatever position it ts placed. ‘THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ARTICLE IN THE WORLD FOR THE ENJOYMENT OF FRESH AIR. Price, $3. Steamer for churter for Marshall Hall,Glymont and | For sale by points. opi E.S, RANDALL. Manager, 1885 excursion seasox 188. BALTIMORE & OHIO RB. R EVERY MONDAY, commencing June 22, to PEN MAR Round trip rate, $1.50. Limited to 800 persons. Leave Washington at 8 am. Returning, arrive at | previous TO TAKING STOCK, JULY 1ST. 830p.m. . EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, Commencing June 23, to HARPER'S FERRY AND BYRNES 1sLanp, | _/15. On the Potomac. Round trip rate, 1. Limited to 200 persons. Leave J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO., _aul__No. 1020 77H STREET NORTHWEST, Herz We Azz Acar, WITH THE SIXTH CARLOAD OF OUR EUREKA CHAMBER SUIT. SOLID WALNUT, MARBLE TOP, 10 P[ECES COMPLETE, FOR $43.50—BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED FOR THE MONEY. GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL OTHER GOODS W. H. HOEKE, 801 Market Space; 308 and 310 8th st. ‘Varo Sroves__ Washington 10:05 a.m. Returning, arrive at 720 p.m. | Another invoice of the Celebrated CROWN JEWEL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND EVERY OTHER | Just received, and for the alanceof the season we will SUNDAY, to LURAY CAVERNS, Commencing June 24. Round trip rate, $3.50. Leave Washington 8:30 am, Returning, arrive at 9:15 pm. Every ticket calls for a reserved seat on these ex- cursions, Secure your tickets at 619 and 1251 Penn- sylvania avenue, and at depot on the morning of the excursion. $e13-2m MASHER IRDAY EVEN Pr ag amd ‘at te Hall Bock st 2a 25 cents. Col, Brot offer special inducements to any purchasers of the CROWS JEWEL or other makes of Vapor Stoves, Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, W.& JENKS & Co, ‘717 7th street» Srxctztox & Fizrcom, CARPETS, BEDDING AND UPHOL- STERY GOODs. STRAW MATTING, BABY CARRIAGES. LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE, ETC, ETC. ‘Remember, we guarantes prices to bealways the lowest, 015 Tru Brauer Noxrawsss, Ar esve her watt, toot of Tosa ai 7B CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS of r. on wilflegve ber whart, ai, daly, except Set | A POSITIVE ; ht len and: SRP Y 1S, jot Antisoma STS CHAPEL POINT! exGopt Mondays, Fridays and sharp, and return 0:80 p.m Saturdays, 6:45 am Pleasantly located up town, from the wonderful caverns of Luray from un artesian well on The pr cellent —equal to any —with everything ne mile Pare snd Free buss will meet all talus. Rates $12 per week. JOSEPH PARK INSON, UENO and Oce FORTESCUE, Proprietress, "PME ARCTIC Hous! ‘Capacity * | Popular rates. 1-2m CAPE MAY, DOO guests, open JUNE 207 A. EO LYONS, Peoprtetor. SBURY PARK. N. J Mies. TY Trae LACES, CAPE MAY, Is reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD 1X TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA. ith Parlor Cars at convenient ers arrive at the NEW BROAD SPR PuUlLADELPHTIA, where Calon Trausfer mt id Moise Cars transfer then direct to the station of Ul WEST JER: At the fo For tickets, baxgag apply. NORTHEAST. CORNER. ourK, PED id full” information, srr ISTH SYLVANIA AVENUL STATION BALT MORE & POTOMAC KATLROAD. J. & WooD, General Passenger Agent ATLANTIC City. Sy, * Saat $a PRESS TRAINS RUN THROVGH. WITHOUT STOPS IN NINETY MINUCES, via CAMDEN & ATLANTIC RATLROAD, From Sttion Foot of Vine Street. WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, From Station Foot of Market Street, ofthese from Washingtow by the through trans c BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD. Ube BROADSTREET STATION ofthe PENNSYLVANIA HAILROAD, at PHILADEL. Street Cars will convey passengers direct 10 the West Jersey Railroad Station. Union Transfer ‘Coaches to the station of the Camden & AUantic Kall- roud. For through tickets, haggage checks, and full n- formation, apply as follows: NORTHEAST ‘CORNER 13TH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, STATION BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD. CHAS. E. PUGH, J. R. WOOD, General Manager, General jenn OBB'S ISLAND. REOPENED FOR THE RE, ception of visitors, Splendid Bathing, Fishing and ‘Shipe’ Shooting." Pawengers for Cobb's; Island will take the Cape Charles, © dally steamer from Norfolk, at 10 a.m., ot from, every Monday. Wedneniay’ and Ftidse” mori every Monday, an ay moru Pasetugers will bay tickets bn the steamer to Cherie station, where hacks for seaside will meet tent, ‘Terms, per day, $2; per week, $12; per month, $40. Address J. T-SPADW, Proprietor, bay "View FO. Conb's Isang. Va. Jal-2igm RY PARK, N. J—THE VICTORIA FAM A iy Mouse near” groan. Aconmmodation ete. Sewerage aud drainage perfect, Lighted, by gas. Terms moderate: Teatuced rates for Ju Septembur. Fourth season. KEMPE. jen OCK ENON SPRINGS ANDMINERAL BATHS, Great North Mountain, near Winchester, trom, Washington! Ya “About 7 hours’ ride ‘Two malls dally and Palit au pout reached ty" 16, 1880. 'No bar. A sa sort. Aliitude over 1,000. cgunection telegraph. OPENS TU iret “Atmonphere dry. No ret. Atmosphere dry. No swamps or different mineral. waires of great Value in the cure of kiduey and liver complaints ind dyspepaia. 4 rare chalybrate spring, (the strong. est in the United States), containing per gallon over 14 Erains of iron in the best form known, viz, carbonate protgride. and nearly 13 grains sulphate of magne “These mineral waters may be used singly OF com- Dined in hot or cold ‘baths. An immense swimming Pool heated to an agreeable temperature, ‘Terms very moderate. ot Uckets from Washington $8.50, good for Pamphietsand all information at A.S. PRATT & SONTS, Manager, 401 Mn street northwest, Washing- He™ ‘ALBI ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Elegantly furnished and complete in all tte ppouit: ‘open JUNE 2 unions Ln rooney MPHE “CHALFONTE,” ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., oe, With gas, new furniture, beds wardrobes, i ROBERTS & SON. TT: ; GARFIELD, ASBURY PARK, N.J.—DE- htt focaied: within 100 yards of Bech appointments frst-lam: neu 3 Terma A oe SUMMER RESORTS.___ CPR toe, AMBURY_PARK, X. J. House beauituily sttuated within ‘ot beach; ‘and appoin'., Pet-cinas. Naiitary arrangements GORDON, P.O. Box Gam. - QTcuaRi ATLANTIOO TY. GCEAI Shaiiiescae” ey 100, enced management : excellent ‘Qcean rooms: moderate terms, antes = my 11 ‘OTEL ROYAL. ATLAS City. TL Firs season tor ents now sak appointed hotel, under the mi it of CAKE, of old Congress Hall, May. VILSEY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ 3 Ocean end Connecticut ave. New ‘hoiuer: logantiy furnished. cninerrptedotat view fevers root. s ‘Also proprictor Stafford Hoiwe. tt (* POrst comport, HYGFIA HOTEL, SITUATED 100 Yakbs FROM ForT Open all the Fear. Accommodates 2,000 ue and historic. Appolntments: tae Sriving sorciaily attracttve, Tefine “less hor equsiee Syumedations than ang resort un”the ‘country Pure ogp ‘ond Yor descripave pampiiet sler ve — “hysstoley TO FGRB US Proprietor. FAMILY SUPPLIES. ae = = —— Socawer le Wires VIRGINIA CLA) OLD ZINFANL DRY cl auld ; Dows Grocers » ars, we, will sil Moller Parity Pout euiy per bbl. Best South Caroling Rice, 7 ibe tor! gry Western shoulders, Gig ih, Roast fa tere ey 10,1 Good Extra Flour, @1.90 per bok Rest Eatra Flour. 4 2>.per DbL- Dest Pacem Prosesn 60.25" Soda Crackers, 10 Ths. The. Boa Sugar Cota, 9 cant Sc Kemwember YOu save money on all your purchases a our store, INDIA TEA COMPANY, FINEST, 2he. POOLE, BROOKE @ CO, DrAtens SSE Te nocemrms, rms—STRICTLY CASH. ye GIVE OUR BUTT! ge fr Ee ft 4 THE CELEBRATED MINNSSOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, o'Hionr seem world. To ope and eaten at the principal Coarts the than any other Fir from ftrbread makin well ws the best, Unsurpassed by any” Flour mage. 35 every Uaerel is warvanted to give entire STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. One of the most beautiMil Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Cores, and will please the most ex acting Lousekeeper and satisfy the must dastidiousepl cure GILT-EDGE. Amagnificent Winter Wheat Pateah RELIANCE. A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, mafeby the celebrated Hangarian process. Itts avery cheap end heautifil Patent, within the reach of all clawes, and wo guarantee Will give sulistkction Ww every one who way GOLDEN HILL The OM reliable stand-by and the Stanfara Famtiy Flour of the District. Tt isequal In quality toe erent many bich-priced Patent Flours, whlist It can be bouxht for considerable lew money. We defy compet ih any Flour superior to CER, “EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN feel weured Ut any Lousekeeper who nce Wil LEVEr Use any Wing ime borsee by aiigrocers Wholesale Depot, corner Ist at. and Indianaave WM. M.GALT aco DPOPOSALS FOR COAK. Gants Misomtat, Meare Wastixeros, August 5, 1 rod by Se up to wom Sealed Proposals of FRIDAY, AU PEENTH, for. delivery at The Boundary street. at the head of LOth street, White Ast Furnace Coal, more or bem, u 2.240 pounds to the ton; and fee of 20 cents 4 tonto inspector and welgher, be paid by contractor. ‘nals must be indorsed “Proposals for Coal.” Right to reject Bids or waive deferta te reserved. WILLIAM M-SPRIGOS, aul0-3t Resident Physiciam, ROPOSAL P 1c Paver, Was D.C, August 3, 18. Sealed Proposals will be recelved at thin office until EL RCWOCK_A-M-of WEDNESDAY, AU- GUST TWILLVE, Iss, for supplying such quatitities Of George's Creek Coal, “Tun oF the mine, equal bn uailty to that known as the “Geurge’s Creck Comal aid fron Company’ uay be Fequired from date of contract to Ju ie estimated that Tist00 toms will be reg “Tne coal to. be: delivered Ai the Government Printing Office at such tien aid In such ‘quautities as may be required, weighed. aud Innpected by asworn Inapector, and: stored at whe ear te of th contractor is ‘ill sat in tivelr bids Ube name of the coat thes. propose to furni ‘The mufcestul bidder will be required to furnish « bond in the stm of (95.00, condititved for tye atthe performance of contract, Tight Lo reject any bid Is reserved. SP. ROUNDS, aud,7,11-3¢ Public Printer, — PPRORCSALS FOR FUEL FOR BOTANIC GAR ten Sx the, Gacal year ending June Souk. ses, Will be received at tice Superintende Botanic Garden, uuiil TWELVE M., TUBSDAY, UST EIGHTEENTH, 1589. Particulars as to characir and quantity required can be obtained cation at office ee i SMITH, D.¢ 'aailn, in duplicate, will Seated Props ie aie HUT NON, WEDSTSDAY, AUGUSE Siursertes south ofthe meosmcon, Jaded Et ‘ofthe monument ans ani npciicationn cat be seen at the purwetian The Pescrved to ‘snd all bids et SOM Me WILSON, _au8.10,12,1217,1861 7°" Guioiel UR Ariny._ PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING OFFICER® QUanrEns Wasntixatox Banna Wasuisorox, D.C. July 3 Senditions, will be reotived ‘at this. of Duaet prep “ TWELVE OCLOCK ‘Noo, AUGUST ~ SRCOND. 1880, at which de and place, the attending Sorting Buliding No, id. at Washington Barracks, D. Te [Geert of Cones ae bayeana ok CRAB ORCHARD e WATER ‘THE GREAT RENOVATOR EEDA TOICLARS ALL OVER THE WORLD. THIDLLE Ghat OnGARE OF Erne g