Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTIO: ‘The Weather. —- OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL WASHINGTON, D.C., August 20, 1885, 11 am, For the middie Atlantic states, fair weather, followed in the northern portion by local rains, nearly stationary temperature, variable winds. For Friday, loca) rains are indicated for New England and’ the northern part of the middle Atlantic states, with nearly stationary temper- ature and slightly warmer fair weather for the southern part of the middle Atlantle states. ———— Svumen Wrves, imported, California, Vir- inia, ete. of all kinds, at Chr. Xander’s, No. 11 7th street northwest. é Face and eyesight fitted, $1, Hempier's,cor.4% CREAM shipped anywhere out w York av Berore purchasing your winter fuel our ee a and save money. A. Ch rke &$ F st. now. Coxe can now be supplied promptly by the Washington Gaslight company on’ receipt of orders. FIse PHotos, Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave. Boys’ BuTTonEp Suogs, $1.15, warranted solid leather. Z. Strasburger, No, 906 7th st., 4 doors above I CITY AND. DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. ALBAvGH’S Orga Hovse.—“Donna Jus ita.” Comraue Scxwen GARDEN.—Varlety. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 12:00 p.m., and extinguished at 3:30 a.m. The Washington Continentals last evening elected J. H. Peax, and Car Aw ‘Benjamin F. Hendrick and Daniel N. Ruse as active mem- bers. ‘The excursion in honor of the ladies who as- .d at the late tairofthe Union Veteran Corps, tponed t of the death of Gen. will take p e lo-morrow. ‘The work of boring for the spa water on Louts- jana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, came to a halt terday afternoon about 4 O'clock by the auger’s striking a log at a depth Of 31 feet. new site will have to be selected. Mr. T. [. Gant’s son, aged six years, yesterday fell down the stairs at the Lochiel ‘house, 9ti street, between E and F, and broke his lett arm, iil was set by Drs. Keyburn and Stanton. Yesterday aiternoon Edward Barry, a resident of Pittsburg, was taken suddenly HL atStamph’s 7th street, He wastaken men's hospi ‘ational Guxrd, Capt, Tueker, the new colored military company paraded yesterday in ite consult ‘Henry new uniforms. The company marched past the District buildings, giving a marching salute in honor of the Commissioners, but there were none of the Commissioners present at the time. ae Regular Trains Should Have the Right of Way. To the Fattor of the EVES1Ne Star: Your remarks a few days ago about excursion trains having right of way on Metropolitan branch B. & O., were well-timed and true. It is almost an every-day occurrence, and we believe the annoyance to its regular patrons Is increas- ing. This morning in coming i on the 8:54 train from Washington Grove, we were “switeh- 0 off” three times, and arrived in the city only In other words, three-quarters of ah hour Lat than one hourand ‘we were about or alittle more three-quarters in making less than 21 miles. ‘The 4:40 train Saturday afternoon made just ag Jast time as this—reaching the Grove about 20 or 25 minutes past 6. We might multiply these complaints, but what's the use? ‘They have a single track on this branch. Now, why not have an eye single to the interest and comfort of the traveling public? CLERK. Washington, August 19, 1882 —o— Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Sarah Burch et al. to Laura V. Piggott, pt. 12, sq. 534; $1,100. Laura V. Piggott to W. H. Crane ton, same property; $1,400. Caroline A. Ste- ve jeorge M. Nichols, trustee, pt. 13, sd, 1, 500. John ney to J. A. Rey- noids, lot 87, sq. 37; $4,200. H. Gasch to Sarah A. Lipscomb, lots $1 to 34, sq. 359; $2,131.20. Mary Martin’ et al. to G. F. Pyles, lot 203, Un- fontown; $260. James A. Clark ‘to Walter L. Cit, lot’ 15, Sherman’s sub, Pleasant Plains; $81,489.56. THe Graxp Lover oF Goop TeMPLARs.— At the third quarterly session of the Grand Lodge of Good Templars, last night, a hand- somely engrossed charter of the Grand . daa gilt frame, was presented to the lodge. The and secretary's report showed that there were 24 lodges in the District, with a membership of 1,144. During the quarier 169 members were lost by suspension, withdrawal, death and ex- pulsion. The G. W. C. T. was authorized to ap- point seven delezates to the centennial temper- ance celebration to be held in Philadelphia on Wednesday and Thursday, September 23d and 2au ——— A PLEASANT WEDDING.—A very pleasant gad quiet wedding took place last evening at the residence of J. F. Maupin, in Northeast Washington. The contracting parties were Mr, T. Monroe Sheiton, of Greene couuty, Va, and MissC. Elenora Maupin, third daughter of J. F. Maupin. Rev. C. T. House, of the Douglas Memoual ‘church, ‘officiated. The bride and groom will spend a few days in the city and Will then settle down at the residence of the groom in Virginia. —_.__ Ax Uxrounpep Rumor.—A story has been telegraphed from Washington that the son of a wealthy real estate dealer, of this city, has un- accountedly disappeared, that the young gen- Weman had been brooding over the disgrace of @ whipping given to him by bis father for visit- ing the theater, and it is feared that he has committed suicide. These statements are not true, further than that the relatives of t young gentleman referred to have become very Uneasy on account of his prolonged absence from the city. He had no reason to brood over @ whipping, as bis father never struck him in his lite. There was no difficulty of any kind between the son and the father or auy member of bis family. ——— A Locan PREACHERS’ AssoctAtion.—A Meeting of local preachers of the M. E. church Was held last evening at the house of Rev. J. R. Wi 1337 10th street. northwest. Rev. mer was elected president, the Re Ki. Wright, secretary and treasurer; Buck, Corresponding secretary.’ Severai elected.” Resointions on the ross were passed. Dele- ie next meeting to the National Association. which meets in Brook- Ayn on September 27th, —— wwany fi y law building, on F street, the thunder storm yesterday afternoon, ‘The window sashes were seattered along the street for some distance. making @great din, Edward S. Smith, the driver, attempted to stop the horse, and was run over. The animal was iinally secured on 9th street. —— Base Bart.—The Nationals defeated the ks at the Capitol Park yesterday by a score Of 5tod. Games in other cities resulted as filows: Providence, 10; Boston, 4. Metropoll- Athletic, 0, (only five innings.) Louis- 4: Clacinnati, 5.” Detroit, 2; Buffalo, 3. Chicago, 6: St. Louis. 3. Baltimore, 8: Brook: lyn, 1. St. Louts, 6; Pittsburg, 4. Philadelphia, 5 New York, 3. To Hexr ix THe Vincrxta Camparex.—At gular meeting of the Jefferson Democratic association, held last evening. thirteen new members were admitted. A lett Fitz Lee was read and a resolution lopted expressing the desire of the association to aid the democracy of Virginia in the coming cam- Paign and providing for the appointment of a committee of three to visit. Fairfax, Fau- quier, Loudoun and Alexandria counties to Make arrangements to co-operate with the county clubs. Messrs, J. Emmner, D. Warren and Frank Creiger, who were appointed as the committee, will leave on their expedition next WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP. Beginning Revival Work in the resting Meetings Yesterday. Corresvondence ot Tr EVENTxe STAR. Wasiixcton Grove, Mp., August 20. Though yesterday was one of the quiet days, with only a sparse assembly In the encamp: it, yet it was characterized by earnest ious work. At 3 o'clock a remarkable and powerful ser mon was by Rev. John MeCormick, of the Baltimore conference M. E. Chureh South: The theme, “Blessing and Cursing,” suggested by the text found in Jeremiah, xvil, 5, was clearly presented, in simple style, with perfect ease and grace. The young people's meeting at the canvas tabernacle at 6:30 p.m. was very impressive. Several requests for prayer were made. Thence the congregation adjourned to the auditorium, where the evening revival work began in real earnest. After an inspiring exhortation from Rev. J. F. Ockerman, based upon Psalms, lvi., 22, “Five penitents ‘asked for sympathy’ and ayers. ‘was announced as converted Betore the meeting closed. -Afler service, the ministers met In conclay and decided to hold a ministers conference an consecration service at 8 a.m. this morning. T revivai interest is now intense. At 7:30 eslock, Inst night, a meeting was held at ihe colored folks’ tabernacle, led by Mrs. McK.- Kelly. Nine penitents caine to the altar. The congregation was larger than the capacity ot the place of worship. “A goodly part of the au- dience were from the surrounding community. ‘fhe missionary work, home and foreign, will be taken up to-day. Dr. Harmon, Professor of Greek in Dickinson College arrived last even- ing, and will remain in campseveral days, The photograph tents are enjoying a boom. There are three just beyond the encampment. All are doing weil, They are located on the road to “Mineral Spring” and catch the youthful swains @s they pass by. The grove choir has received as acquisitions Miss Tritby. of Georgetown, D.C; Mr. Lauren- son and Miss Hattie Wixe. ‘Mrs, Thompson, of Redland, was rather seri- ously injured by falling trom her carriage while en-route to the camp, tine Nelia Lazenby ar- Tived yesterday and will xpend a week with the Misses Garrett on 6th avenue. ‘The Misses Dorsey and Miss Grace Braddock, returned to their homes yesterday, but will re- Visit the camp on Saturday, Among the visitors in rg yesterday were Miss Effie McFarland Miss Minnie Crawiord, Hon. S. VU. Jones, Miss Stanley Hammond, Mr. John Owens and Mr. Barnesley. ‘Mrs. Richard Norris has returned from Ocean Grove, and is with her family on Ist avenue, Rev. J. F. Ockerman, who was taken quite il ‘Tuesday ‘evenipg, after service, is much better. wet edhetahle Married at the Court House. A MARYLAND COUPLE STALT TO CAMP MEET. ING, BUT COME To THIS CITY AND ARE MADE ONE. Yesterday afternoon, at 2:05 o'clock, two young men, accompanied by young lady attired in white, entered the clerk’s office at the court-house, and a marriage license was procured in the names of Alfred Lee Violett (one of the young men} and Katle Everhart, both of Montgomery county, Md. Rev. M. A. Turner, of the M. E. chureh, was sent for and promptly responded. The’ couple had been Shown to the ante-room of one of the courts, und, In the presence of a few of those who hup- pened to be about the building, the knot was tied and the minister filled out ta certitleate, made his return, received his fee, and, wishin; them all joy, th ried—ten minutes tu all being required tor the entire business. They at once went back to Georgetown, where Mr. Vio- Jett had put up his horse and bugzy. They re- side some thirty miles from theciiy, and left their homes yesterday moruing about day- break. ostensibly to zo to the camp meeting itt Washington Grove, but concluded, as the day Was pleasant and the roads easy, to drive to the District and fe married, which they success- fully accomplished. ————— Axe and Razor. A FIGHT BETWEEN COLORED MEN WHICH MIGHT HAVE MAD A SERIOUS RESULT. James Gray and James Gallagher, the colored men who engaged in the axe-razor fight in South Washington on Sunday, the 9th inst. were, in the Police Court to-day, charged with assault and battery with intent to killeach other, Assistant District Attorney Thomas ap- eared for the prosecution, and Messrs, H. H. Wells, und Join A. Moss for the defendants. Dr. ‘Lyier testttted that he was called In to see defendants, and found Gallagher suffering ma wound on his head two inches long, which was apparently doue by a hatchet or ab axe. Witness found Gray suffering from sev- eral incised wounds about the body and arm, which were done with a sharp instrument. Green Golden, colored, testified that when the @isturbance began he Was sitting in his house in T alley, and heard Gallagher order Gray away from his door. He repeated the order, and added that he would kuock his d—d he: olf if he did not go. Gatlaghercame tothe door, d some words passed, when Gray pleked u bry which he raised, and as Gallagher stood athisown door Gray dealt him uw blow on the head with the axe. After being struck on the bead Gallagher ran ufter Gray, and they both stumbled, and as they ran Gallagher cut Gray several times. Gray left, aud witness went wo Gallagher to drésa his wound, when Gray re- turned with two bricks, and witness prevented any further disturbance. Several witnesses gave similar testimony. Wesley Green, colored, testiiled that he saw the striking with the axe. Gallagher, he said, made & movement with his hand towards Gray before the biow with the axe was dealt. Gallagher testified that Gray came to his house and he ordered him away when he was eee. He denffed cutting Gray beture he was struck. ; Gruy testified that ‘Gallagher cut at bim be- fore he struck bim with un axe. ‘fhe court directed an information tobe filed ae sentenced them tothree months in jail eac! ————— The Pick Handle Assault. A STATEMENT OF TEE FACTS IN THE CASE. Yesterday afiernoon Daniel Lyons, aged 40 years, living near Land 4th streets northeast, surrendered himselt to Lieut. John F. Kelly, of the seventh precinct, because he was wanted on a charge of assaulting a 14-year-old orphan boy named John Frawley, who lives on Myrtle street, by striking him on the head witha pie handle. Lyons siated that the boy came to his stable last Sunday aud he drove hin away for swearing, and that the boy came back and threw a ‘brick at him, when he (Lyons) struck him with a club, Lyons was subsequently re- leased by Judge Mills on $20 collateral. After the boy Was struck he was taken into ‘a house near by, and Dr. Maddox was called in Ww see him. This inorning the doctor gave a certificate stating that the boy would not be able to get out before next Tuesday, which day the churge Of assault will be tris a SUDDEN DEATHOF A BusINEss MAx.—M: Dennis F. Ryou, the well-known grocer, at 1110 11th street southeast, was stricken with paralysis yesterday afternoon and was. re- moved tw his residence, 713 11th street, where he died about midnight. Mr. Ryon was about 48 years of age and was reared in East Wash- ington, for mmany years being of the house of Ryon & Earnshaw. a Cooney | Excenstoxisrs.— This morning there was a lange crowd at the B. & P. railroad depot, two excursions -having been advertised we he first that of th ‘Beizive ‘Star Social d) club to Culpeper, Va., at 9 o'clock, and ‘her ot Shiloh (colored) Baptist church, to at uoon, The first was to go in chartered | THE EVENING STAR: WAS ‘THE OLD POINT REGATTA. ‘The Washington Clubs Crew Victorious in the Senter Foar-eared Shell Race— The Other Events at Fert Monrce Yes- terday Afternoon. ‘The first day of the Old Point regatta at Fort Monroe "was successfull in every way, the attendance being large and the races inter- esting. The chief event of the day was the senior four-oared shell race, in which the crew Of the Washington ¢iub defeated their oppo- nents of the Columbia ‘and Potomac clubs of this city. Hampton ‘Roads presented a pretty spectacle during the afternoon, hundreds of salling vessels, and. crafts of ‘all uizes and char- acteristics anchored near, the course being decked out with flags. Several thouss: nd people Were assembled on the shore, ‘The weather was Faces, thete wag e-suiling race of ave alien a Feturh. ‘The winner was the Flora, Elise, of Norfolk. ‘The sculling races at 4:30 oe! The course was one mile and a half straightaway. ch the water was some- what rougher than tho crews that have prac- tced on’ inland waters @ré accustomed 10, the time * made wus creditable. The first race was the Junior singles, prize a gold medal, for which D. Nolan, of the Alban: wing club, R. H. Wade, of the Columbia clu of this elty and L. A; Lathrop, of the Norfolk Gymnasium club, were the contestants. Nolan took the lead ut the start, was never headed, and woft from Wade by over three lengths. Time, 11 mioutes and 52 seconds. Lathrop dropped out before reaching the finishing flag. ‘The second race, for a gold medal, senior dou- bles, had for starters Munabun and Campbell, Albany Rowing club, and Smith un Hays, of the New York Athletic club. The Ath- Jeties ied the first mile, when the Albanys took the lead afd kept it to the finish, winning tu ten minutes, the Athieties coming inone length behind. ‘The third race, the Chapman and Gale cup, for Junior four-oared gigs, between the Norfolk Gymnasium club and the Colum- bia Boat club of this city, excited much inter- est. The Norfolk crew were White, Prince, Keily and Old, with Newatend as coxawain, The Columbia crew was com; of Brawner, Johnson, Woodward and Green, with Smith as coxswain, The race was won by the Noriolk club, after an exciting contest, by a longth and ahaif, ‘Time, 9:15. The fourth and last race ‘of the day was between senior four-oared shells, for the Clydo challenge cup and gold medals The three crews conteating for the cup were ull from Washington, as follows: Washiugton Row- ing club, Sweeney, Ryan, Baker and Smithson; Potomac Boat club, Warden, Smallwood, Kear: ney and Fisher, ’ Columbia club, Kondrup, Wade, Kininer ahd Young. The race was won by the Washingtor n Rowing club in fine style in 8:46, nearly two lengths abead of the Colum- bias, who were second. The Washington got a lead at the start, followed closely by the Poto- macs, who began to fall behind afier the first half mile. At the mile the Columbias, who lost At the start, overtook and passed the Potomacs, ‘The Washington elub men were jubilant lust night. ‘The Columbiu’s time was 8:51, and the Potomaes 8:57. The Potomacs rowed’ against odds, as their opponents averaged Welght 145 pounds, while they avernged but 124 pounds. The program for this afternoon includes the following events: First race—Se- nior gigs, gold medals, Second race—Junior four-oared shells, ‘Third race—Scnior singles, Fourth race—Kightoared shells, medals aud a silk banner. ‘The Courts, Porice CounT—Judge Mills pro tem. To-day, William Banf, fast driving; $20 or 60 days. Henry Hughes, indeceut exposure; $6. Reuben D. Smith, profanity; $5. John Payne, colored, earrying’a razor; $50 or- two months. Josepliine King, colored, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Frxep For Opsrructine Tite TRACK.—John W. Mason, driver of one of Kuox’s heavy truck wugons, Was before the Police Court. to-day charge with unnecessarily obstructing the Metropolitan railroad track in front ot the Sun butiding on F street, while unlouding tron beams, which crossed one of the tracks, com- pelling six cars to walt for the #rack ‘to be A fing of $5 was imposed; from which Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THe: EVENING STAR. A PROMINENT. MANSION.—Colross, the lai mansion which the railway trains from Wa ington pass omethe northwestern edge of tue city, has been sold by the Mason heirs to Mr. Charles King, of this city. It ts a spacious dwelling, with a hundred square yards of ground. ‘It was built in the early part of this century by Jonathan Swift, a school teacher, who kept a sem-military school there. Afters wards it was purchased by Judge Thompson Mason, who beautified and improved It, mak- Ing It dulte a stately place. It is sald that the reuson the old district court-house was built on the edge of the fown and not near its center was in order that it might be near Judge Ma- son's residence. Of late the old building has not been In good order, but Mr. King intends to repair and refit ft. SUNDAY Scioo. EXxcurstoy.—St. Mary’ Sunday sebool, with a large number of friend: spent to-day at Curlin springs. The Alexandrt Washington an@ Western railroad conveye the excursionists to their destination, where the day was spent in dancing and other amuse- ments. Noliquor was allowed on the ground, Po.ice Report.~Acting Mayor Eichberg has sent to the:.grand jury the case of Peter Mason, a young negro man, who made a bur- glarous entrance to the store of Mr. John Crilly and was arrested by Officers Paterson and Davis. Fines were imposed on Elijah Huteh- inson, Albert Davis and Caroline Johnson, for misdemeanors, DEATH.—Thomas Warren, well-known to the habitues of the city market, died about 30'clock this morning at the residence of his mother. Nores.—The publle schools here open on the 1st day’ of September.—A whisky barrel, at whose ‘bung lighted match was placed, ex- ploded yesterday afternoon in front of Abern’s Store on upper Prince street, making @ report which alarmed the nelghborhood.—Judge Meade has appointed Patrick Dollin a state constable for the first ward of this elty, vice Mr. W. B. Doble recently elected superinten- dent of ice. —The public sehool institute of colored teachers, which Ira been in sexsion at Lee school building for several days, will close on Saturday. Assowrery Pone RR Po es ¢ i g3 Y df & 24) hu nah * KY 7 Bo A Be PE 55 Be ak BSc REN § oo BBB A “ RS GE PPP, OO W WwW WwW DDD FEE RRR PPO oO wwww DD § ber 28 Suey : Be bo? WY BoP Eee = ‘This Powder never varies A marvel ofpurity, strength and wholetomenésa. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with tie multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor phosphate powdera GOLD ONLY Ix cans Rovan Baxixa Powpxn Co,, 106 Wall street, N.Y. ap6 cars over the Virginia Midland, and the money was to be paid before leaving, but after waitin; til 11:15 they failed to receive the money, ant the train was annulled. The church excursion Was more fortunate, for they raised enough to crowd six cars and left at noon. There Sie 4 some anxiety among those who bought ticket for the Culpeper excursion as to getting thelr money bac! ———— EXCURSION TO THE SEASHORE.—The arrange- ment made for the visitors to the seashore last Monday. REQUIRED To Give Boxps.—A respectable looking young colored woman named Amelia Pryor in the Police Court to-day charged her husband, Robert Pryor, with making Greats of Personal violence towanls her. Amelia stated that they bad not lived together tor more than year. She said he met heron the street last ‘Tuesday and struck her. He then said he would Jet her go this time, but the next time hecaught her he would make a “Minor case” of her. Hobe ert denied the threats charged and said he had not seen her since last week, when she was In the woods near Carlin Springs with another man. He sald he was fined about three years Sge for Whipping his wife. The judge sentenced Imto give bonds in the sum of $300 or in de- faulf six months in jail. = MARRIAGE LICENSES.— Marri: licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Alfred Lee Violett and Katle Everhart, both of Mont emery county, Md: smith Berry and 16 ‘oung; Joun N. Baker, of Anacostia, and Jen- nie Allen, of Prince George county, Md.; Thomas M. Shelton, of Stai ville, Va, and Clara LL. Maupin. ——_~»___ EXcURSIoN RATES To Cox's STATION.—The eee department of the Baltimore and mac railroad announces that round trip exctrsion tlekets, good for two days, will be sold to Cox's station, on Pope's Creek ‘line, at Fate of $2 from Washington. "Tickets sold on urdays will be good to return until Monday inclusive. es A Draxoxp Rixg SToLEx.—Mr. RR. Madi. son, of New La., reports that about O'clock this m he took off a solitaire dia- mond ring worth $150 and laid it on the wash- stand. n he went to look for it It had dis- appeared. The case was placed in the bands of Detectives Block and Cox, who arrested James K. Simms and recovered ihe ring which was in Bi fod pocket. ‘Simms was washing at the stand at the time. He is locked up at the fifth precinet. ——.__ MALICIOUS TRESPASS.—A B Hayward and William A. Skinkle about a irish potatoes, near “Cast Garden,’ En the Brightwood road, ended this monte 6 the appointment of Judge Mills as referee. men claimed the between A. potatoes. It was shown was under the control of Skinkle Ee eee ee Saturd.y irom Washington was greaUly appre- elated by those who availed themselves of the extraon ‘y low rate. The fourth of this series of these popular excursions is announced for saturday, the 22d instg Eastlake couches Will be. set tslde for nccomfmodatiog or aie Round trip tekets to etther Cape Muy or Atlan: tle City will be sold for the special train leat Ing Washington at 10 p.m, at rate of $2. Th Washington Light Infantry is now at Cape May, from which point they return on Mondat afternoon. The sule of excursivun tickets, ood for 5 days, at rate of 85, will be continued for 11am. train Friday. A@fairs in West Washirgton. OvERCOME RY A BLasr oy Dysaxite— About ten o'clock last nizht_a dynamite blast was tired in the Foundry Braneh shaft of the new tunnel and all the men in. the drift, eight in number, were overcome by the fumes.’ ‘The two meu farthest from th ing were able to craw! to the shaftand give the alarm. Assist ance was scut into the shaftand the were brought to the surfuce. Medical ald. wan rendered by Dr.Jkleinschmidt, and they all soon recove! Pouce Court Casrs.—Two small colored boys, John and. Frank Parker, brothers, were betting on agame of “sweat” ‘yesterday, and had a dispute about a two-cent “bit,” which re- sulted ina fgiat, and they were arrested. ‘This morning in the Police Court they were fined $1 cach. Mary Aun Bryan. an off woman, gave an exhibition of profanity In front of the Vir givla house last night, and was this morning sent down for two weeks, in default of $5 sine. Warren Jobuson, colored, and ix wife, who were arrested last night on Buekyard hi for profanity, were fined $5 euch to-duy. ‘ores. — Workinen are busily. e Agghing the sewers in this place. it di~ 2a during the course or improt et or ie cou! m feuleytown road.—| ue =e [oN FILL THE SYSTEM WITH QUININE ~ In the effort to prevent or cure Fever and Ague. Ayer's Ague Cure Is a far more potent preventive and remedy, with the gdvantace of leaving in the body no Poison to produce dizziness, deainess, headache, and other disorders. The proprietors warrant it. ‘OUNG, OLD, AND MIDDLE-AGED, ALL EX- Perlence the wonuderfinl beneficial effects of Ayer's Sarsapurilla. 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COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. * ‘Weary sufferer trom Rheumatism, Nevralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs ~nd Colds, Weak Back, Weak Stomach and Bowels, «rspepsia, Female Weakness, Shooting Paius through the Loins and Plasters. Placed over the Pit o7 tha § prevent and cure Ague Peins, Gilioas Complaints, and protect the syste:a Mryia # thousand ills, 25. Je15-m,th CITY ITEMS The Cheapest Place In the elty to buy Silver Plated Ware is at the Boston Varlety Store, 705 und 707. Market Space. 20-th,é,tulm Sammer Complaint cured and immedi- ately relieved by Dutly's Pure Mult Whiskey, Recommended by leading physicians, Sold by druggists and grocers, Men’s Sewed Working Sh without seams, only $1.24. Z. Strasburger, No. 906 7th street, 4 doors above I, 2 I Was Cured of Kidney Complaint by the use of Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy.- IL. W. Olmstead, Proof Reader, Indianapolis "imes. eo AMUSEMENTS. PORDS ovens HOUS! WEEK OF AUGUST 24. Matinees Wednesday und Saturday. Engagement of Washington's Favorite, ROBERT L. DOWNING, Inthe new version of Joaquin Miller's Drama, “TALLY HO,” And the popular Farce, "A Regular Fix.’ Assisted by a company of weil-known ability. Monday event rent rmance, L0uth Wemunee of tr: Gownlog ay Hanke Soke Po ‘Tuesday—Denetit of K.of P. Wednesday—Benetit of I. 0. 0. F. ‘Thursday—Benetit of Emmet Guards. BOX OFFICE OPEN, aul9-10t “Abbavans GRAND OPERA HOUSE Every Eveninz—No Matinee, DONNA JUANITA. JEANNIE, WINSTUN AS DONNA JUANITA. Next Week—-THE MiKADO, auld IRY CASTLE PARK, MT. PLEASANT. ‘Tae D. C. Poor-fund committee will give their next entertainment, “Lady Audiey's Secret,” concluding: with dancing, TI th.1855, Tickets 25c. AL Ellis & jad Nairn's drug store. ‘aul-1m ((\OMIQUE SUMMER GARDEN. ENGAGEMENT EXTRAOH Alo JAMES REILES JERRY HART, ANDY AMAN and MILLIE EVERETT.” Come Once, You'll Come Again: a17-Gt - Mutinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Prone Aug. Brentano 'ros., GRAND FIREWORK DISPLAY AND EVENING FETES, AUGUST 18 AND 21, AT 8:15 P. M., ATHLETIC PARK, (1. Moxy, Proprietor), By JAMES PAIN, OF LONDON; Manhattan Beach Company, New York; Pyrotechnic to the Royal Yacht Squadronand Alexandra Palace, and Alexandra Exhibition Company, New York, U. SA. Salute of Aerial Maroons, Magical P-ismatlc Tiluml- nation. Ascent of Four Mammuth sallvons, (rand Display oF Large Shells, Fiery ‘Torpedoes, the Aer Act of Variegated Gems, Pan's Prize asteroids, De- Hce, the Sliver Chromotrope, Flight of Tiluminated ‘Tourbillions, Salve of Aerial ‘Sauctssious, Jewel Glotids, Neriat Contorionlatn Device, the Pigeon Cote; rand Display of Shells, Great Golden Cloud studded with Sapphires, Device, An oriental ‘Tree, Display of Palu's g-tueh, Shells, Volley of Shells, Dropping Suir The Pleiades, or Seven Floating Stars: Nests of Wissing Fiery’ Shakes, Bouquet of Shells-La- burnum Blossoms. Device, the White Elephant, Flight of Shells Parachute, the ‘Transit of Ve: nus, Aerial Bouquet, Shell Forming a Wheat Shenf, Celestial stars in Rayonet Fires Marooned, Ex: plosion of Sinbad's Jewel Cave, Device, the crescent Xainbow, Sun, and Gullosche, Second, Display of Shells, Flery Whirlwinds, Pain's Rayon d'Or or Liquid Fire, Display of Sells with Brilliant Stara Device, the Fatry Fountain, Pain's Newly Invented Sextup: Jus, shmultancous Volcanic Eruption, Batteries Of oman Candles, the Electric Shell, Ascent of Chinese ‘Tourbiltions, Flight of Golden ‘Tourbillions, Device, Colowal Fire Portratt of President Clevelad, Third Jisplay of shells, the Forest of Fire, Mammoth Shell Forming the Aufora Borealls, Pain's Fiery: Wagglect (isso nfivelts), Flight of shells, sliver Cloud steed with Sappitrs, Display of Puin's Mammoth spread- crs Final Desigin, the Fraption of Mount Vesueins and Destruction of Herculaneum; Finale, Great rligut $500 Large Colored Shells, farming’ Superb Actial omquet ‘program will be varied each evening. Admis- Secgrand stand, 25c extra, Gates open uty 15. Fine brass band in attendance. “Ti extitbi : au15 6 Mvusr Asr Wut Be Sox THIS MONTH WITHOUT REGARD TO COST, VIZ: All Low-Quarter Shoes and Odds and Ends. ‘Come early to secure Bargains. ° ‘We are making to measure extra fine American Calf Shoes in auy style for only $5.00, and French Calf for $6.00, We wurranta fit, solid comfort and good wearing Shoes. Our Famous $3.50 Shoes are worth $4.00 in Gold. ‘Try a pair and you will be convinced that they are of the best quality. GEO. W. RICH, 409 7th st, nw. DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER. aul, 7 TON % 0.5 REET Not whee Speclal attention to their line of INTERIOR DECORATIONS, PARLOR FURNITURE, ‘CURTAIN STURES gor menone ctf SSR EAE F Morocco und $12 im i of which we have a limited numer. Furniture Upbolstering and Cabinet work will re ceive special uttention, ‘us-3n, Tux «non wancue.” Liew Baeap. A PURE MALT EXTRACT, Possesses the highest merit. It ts. factured from. the choicest soaterials, and combines the tree pala: table qualities ofa refreshing drink, with ul lige: thing thd wholesome properties of ho best Malt Jt is @ true tonic and delightful desir- anle for invalids sid Pereute is hoster ssw atk ems, pyee trial to be a pleasant and complete substitate for F Finks, most of which are too stimulating or: ions, 4s the beverage “Par Excellence” auls-5t FB for nurs mothers, creates an’ abaudanca, of mle strengthens and invigorates the entire sratera” After careful analysis, ube G, pag : “Liquid Bread is a refreshir a DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop’r, ST, LOUIS, At wholesale hy. WM MUEHLEISEN, % yu 918 STH ST, WASHINGTON. Now Fon Piszivocxy ‘WE ARE MAKING A SECOND SALE OF PANTALOONS FOR @ AND $5, WE HAVE IN EITHER PRICE ABOUT TEN DIFFER: ENTPATTERNS. THE FIT AND STYLE OF SDAY, AUGUST PROPOSALS. SUMMER _ RESORTS. Smnsaeve mers Sealed TEM) deli Carz May axD Aruartro Ciry SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 FARE, ROUND TRIP, $2. ‘TRAIN LEAVES BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC B, BR STATION AT 10 P.M. |AMILY EXCURSION, Cay MARSHALL Thursday Evening, August 20. Sharp, Returning at 11. aulsst pt. Blake, will give an ty HALL, ‘Leaving Wharf at 6.30 od Music and Dancing. Pistorio’s Band engaged. Fare, Round Trip. 25 cents, aulsSt RAND MOONLIG Benetit of the Officer Washington, on FRIDAY EV. CURSION FOR THE ‘of the Steamer Mu 1, 188% Dancing down and back, ‘Tickets For salt’ by the ofiicers and at the boat on evening of excursion, p.m; returns 1. aul 7-5t thelr Second Family Excursion ti oint, FMDAY, Aukust 21, 15s9, Steamer Armenia 1 o'clock a.m, sharp, stopping leaves 71h st. wart ‘at Alexandria going and returi ‘Pickets 5 cents, children members of the Lodge, and at the Excursiun. JABIN JOHN AND GREAT FALIS. ‘The new excursion steam ready for Mat. charter, Capacity, over 200, asta Ge Hele office. Lower Cedar the boat on morning of 1S8,ttwytlae er Hi. G, Wagner is now Apply. 3: au7-lm ALL 45 MILES FOR 1 Look out and go to Gi Eat jont ev 10 CENTS. SATURDAY for Ocents. Bring the children and the babies. Steamer Mary Washington Every Saturday at 10 am., returni will leave her wharf at 6:30 p.m., giving 4 hours at Glymont.” Dancing down and back ‘snd uf pavilion on the grounds. Jy30-1m. ‘ES. RANDALL, Manager, ‘O! THE GREAT FALLS ND CABIN JOHN'S BRIDGE, try bay! Fare for round trip G0c. Boat ternate days and J. M. iy25-1m* For information Steam Packet EXCELSIOR will make luring the season to the above polnts every SUN. TURSDAY and FRIDAY, corner of High st, and Canal, avs lar leaving her wh o'clock a.m., shat can be chartered on al ‘apply at olfice of J. G. ATERS, 1047 High st, Georgetown. STHAMER W. W. CORCOR. Leaves Every Morning ‘at Fare 25 cents AN, at 10 o'clock, Returning 1, QCCeUAN FALIS. VA. Finest Scenery ‘The steamer MARY WASH excursion trip to the above ‘on the Potomac. INGTON will make an place EVERY WED- NESDAY, leaving Seventh street wharf at 9 am., ‘Dancing returning at 8 p.m. Fare, round trip, 25c. on a fine waxed deck down and back. GLYMONT EVERY SATURDAY 10 A. M., RE- TURNING AT 6:30 P.M. Fare, 10 Gents. SUNDAY AFTERNOO! N EXCURSION. e steamer MARY WASHINGTON will ‘make excursion trips EVERY SUNDAY, leaving at 3p. Hine Brass Hand on these excursions, No objectionable purties allo on board. Steamer for charter for Marshall Hull, Glymont and other poluts, 1 ES RANDALL. Manager. ARSHALL HALL. N STEAMER T. V, ARROWSMITH. SATURDAY EVENING EXCURSIONS DURING THE SEASON. Leave th street ferry wharf 2% hours danolng at the Hall. Pistorio's orchestra. Fare, 25 cents. Col. MeKibbon's famous diuners always ready, REE te he Lower cepar POINT, The ‘Thesafe swintand will leave her wharf, ordays, at 9m. Armenia stops at Alexandria on Mon days and Fridays only, Fare 50c. round ren. 25c._Dinuer on the grounds 60c, pular Watering Place of Washingtonians. ‘magnificent steamer AIMENTA of 7th st., daily, except Sat- ‘Wednes- ip. Child- For further information and charters to societies and corporations app! cs Je2a to SHERIFF'S Coal Offices, ‘$28 and 1114 Pa. ave, And at Steamer's whurf, foot of 7th se YHAPEL POINT: CHAPEL POINT! LONG BRANCH OF THE POTOMAG Commencing SUNDAY, June 28, the STEAMER GEO. LAW ‘Will leave dally from steamer George Leary’s wharf, except Mondays, Fridays and ubarp, and return 9:30 p.m. Saturdays, S45 ©. m. Fare for trip 50 ca, Meals at the Point 50cta. Prof. Schroedes’s Orchestra, Je19. a. W. BAUER, Owner. STEAMER CORCORAN. sunday: Excursion to Marshall Hall, t will leave her wharf, at foot of am. and3 p.m, Returning at ‘Fare round trip, 50c. First “7th street, at 10 Tands pm class Cuteting at the Hall. Je23-3m_ Tue «non wancue.” anes Gas Cooxrxe Srovea STOVES FOR HATTERS, ‘TAILORS, CONFECTIONERS, TINNERS, &c. STOVES FOR FAMILY USE THAT WILLCOOK FOR ONE PERSON OR FOR FIFTY PERSONS. FOR SALE BY THE WASHINGTON Gas myl LIGHT COMPANY. De Hess EXTRACT OF EL Ee mE ic & MOST EFFECTIVE able for thecure of TRON—(Pyrophosphate)—The ‘Enrich the Blood and Nourish the ‘This preparation has proven to be exceedingly valu- _ NEURALGIA, AY. Ino COMBINATION. (CRLERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonic. PORE The most Natritive and strength-giving great remedy to ‘Brain. DEBILITY, RESTLESSN 188, nishing and pat- the window of the vents End interns in root of he east and west halls of the new Pension bulldi fications seen cilee. era ived will opened on the TWEN- T ay ‘AUGUST, pst Two a and Architect, Supervising nl Archie an15,18.00,9200"— foe U. AW EESPES seein im a ‘in dupiteate. indorsed “Pr Proposals: “at be received at this office ‘BER TENTH, 1855, for the articles to be delivered at the bquipment * iting egy mgenobennag avy wom ington, D. C., sul jo usual inspection com- free of ull ex} tg, the goverument, to be ie 2. No. 99. Class ty Bolis No. 3 Flax Canv “FY “G," Angle Tron and ‘Rivets Requ. No. 104, Class "A," Cotton Waste: "8," Mt. Savage Fire Bricks; “F,” is Sallmakers’ Thimbies and Glews Rega. Non 205, Glass “A.” Gaschouse Coe: “B," Connelsvilie Coke; “C,” Charcoal. Requ. 1086, Cl rf 1] read | “G,”! a. w Ry Angie and Globe Valves, To be classes, Bids wnt be received and considered only “from manufacturers of, or lar dealers in, the articles which they offer to su and the right is resetved. to reject any or all and to waive defects. Sched- ules and blank forms for Is to be had at this office, and ail necessary information at navy yard. Two fesponmble persons oF firms must guarantee, on the proposals, the cig pen faithful delivery of the articles required: and the competency of the guaran tors must be certified to before a notary or other pub- ic officer. THOS H. LOOKER, Pay Director U.# N., Navy Pay Agent. aul3-lawaw EPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Chief Clerk and Soperintendent of the Building De- Partment of Justice until NOON. SATURDAY, AUGUST TWENTY SECOND, 1885, for furnishing the Department with Stationery for use during the fiscal year peepee IS86, Lists of the arti- cles néeded and instructions to bidders can be ob- talned by apply ing to the Chief Clerk. The right to eject any and all bids ts reserved. aul 2-9t A. i. GARLAND, Attorney General. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Eanty Axyocxcexest, WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL STOCK OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, AND UPHOLSTRY GOODS, WHICH COMPRISES ALL THE BEST AND NOVEL THINGS IN THE MARKET. ARE INVITED TO CALL AND LOOK THROUGH, AND, IF PLEASED, MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS. HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH PRICES. W. 1. HOEKE, _8019 801 Market Space: 308 and 310 8th st_n.w. Is Tare Or Peace PREPARE FOR WAR Prepare for cold weather by having your LA- ‘TROBES and FURNACES put in complete order be- fore the rush commences and while we can send first- class workmen to do your work. W.8 JENKS & CO, ‘717 7th street. aul Tar Rieoway Rernrcerator DRIES AND PURIFIES ITSELF WHILE IN USE, BY AN AUTOMATIC CIRCULATION OF AIR. J, W. SCHAEFER & BRO., ‘No, 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, anlS Sole Agents for the District. Siscterox & Frerceen FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING AN UPHOL- STERY GOODS. STRAW MATTING, BABY CARRIAGES. LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE, ETC, ETC. Remember, we guarantee prices to beulways the lowest. 015 7TH Streer Noxrewsst. myo Tl] SN RN GGG 7 EX Ho ONNN Lod ps K kK U ON ONS Saa8 PPP A ccu FEE Pep’ aa E Aa OC E rit bo gh bo P 24 tus £4 Goo kee 2 814 7TH STREET. GREAT CLOSING SALE OF HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, TIPS, PLUMES, RIBBONS, LACES, SILKS, VELVETS, SUN UMBRELLAS, PAKASOIS, JERSEYS, GLOVES, CORSETS. i DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND 4y23 Ss8 Soo HoH tus it dee S58 MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. % aSK FOR IT SAM’L C. PALMER, Acexe, Dxror: 1224 29th Sireet Northwest, ‘Telephone, 454 fet Bazcams Buazoase ‘We are now offering, at greatly reduffed prices, ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS. ‘Men's Hand-sewed TIES, or Button, for $4.50 2 Egg OER ASR we ts ‘Boys’ OXFORDS, former $3.50 and Reece en ene found in the cit : CURACOA KID BOX TOE, BUT- Siriaas Sa oe ries eer s Ae, BOX. or COM- EN: SOA KID BI and Ames them to give saulatuction. ‘For $8.00 we can dive youn beaut 1 TGW'SHOIS FUR TADIES we have all the wipers chica ‘Ladies’ phy ‘CURACOA KID BUTTON, handsowed, amp A LARGE VARIETY OF MISSEW AND OHIL- ‘Also, # fall line of Ladies’ and Misses’ White Opersa, WM. H RICK RDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Seen. Depot P.O. Virginia, Open! oye Pamphlets ai the Star office EC 30! ng tou 2 ished, electric bells. and everyting first-class, ing and bathing not surpassed on the Atiantic Coast gight trainsto ‘and from Norfolk daily. ‘The under- sighed assures the public that Odean View wil be kept first-class in every particular and every possible effort Will be made to add continually to the comfort of Board $2.50 per day, #14 to 816 per week HAS gas fer stouth. Mieater or eewrams nddreceed We Pisoce is Ocean View, ceive prompt attention. Bouts xpd fish 00d attendants, always on hand: also billiant salon and bow! ng alleys for amusement of visitors Hapd- Tome dancing pavilion and bras and string band of Music cugaged for the season, au? 'W. L, BROOKE, Manager. MotSTAIS LAKE HOUSE. GILES Vb co, Va. detighttully situated at an ele- Yation of 4,500 tec, Favorite resort fever patients. Rowing. Ii Cuisine perfect. MES MAT HAPEL POINT HOUSE, CHAPEL POINT, THE LONG BRANCH OF MARYLAND, E1 TO NOV. L Hoard ; Steamer Geo: Lave, Potomac Steamboat Co. wharf, ‘Friday and Monday. dally except m2 af Ho’ RADY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY “Arkansas ave. near the ocean. rates. “Ace: tions ansury Pure water. Large rooms. Spacious gardens, _iy10-2m ° 7 GAS BRADY: PO. Box YOLONNADE, ¥ ATLANTIC CITY, XJ. fy Desirable locatio complete in’ all ted) appointments. Address Jezo-zm. ©.C. LEFLER & 00, YONGRESS HALT. , ATLANTICCITY, N. 3. swell enown hotel: under anew man- id agement, been reflited and refurnialie tees making f one of the most desirable on the. open JULY 3p, Address LEFLER & POTTE! STOCKTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. ‘Complete in alt appointments. FineCate attach a ‘and Orchestra Address {e29-2m_ KELSEY @ LEF He rs COR. MAIN AND COU sts. Luray, Va Opened July Ist, 1884 Pleasantly located up town, and one mile @/ fro.n the wonderful caverns of Luray. Pare di are ox: new, neat and trans. '. Propietor. oi ‘water from an artesian well on the premises, any—with everyui ee buss will meet cellent aah comfortable VORTESCUE HOUSE.CORNER ARK A. posave. and Ocean Front, AUantle City, NHE BELLE VIEW, ASRURY PARK, N. 3.— . Ocean end of Wesley Lake; tine oo if bee QUEEN OF WATERING-PLACES, CAPE MAY, Is reached by the WEST JERS! RAILROAD ~~ TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA. EXPRESS TRAINS, with Parlor Cars at rerun during th at conveulent hours ers arrive at the NEW BROAD STREET ON, PHILADELPHIA, where Union Transter s ahd itoise Cars transfer thea direct to Use Station of th: N RAILROAD, arket street. For tickets, baxgage check, and full information, apply NovrHeast_ cor: 11 STREET AND YP VANIA AVENUE, v BALTIMORE @ POTOMAC RATLROAD. FAST tached, ‘General Passenger Agent NINETY MINUTES, via CAMDEN & ATLANTIC RATLROAD, From Station Foot of Vine Street. WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, From Station Foot of Market Street. Accessible from Washington by the through trains of the LA TEASTICCI¥ Q A n TREET S 3 NSYL IA RAILROAD, at Pit LADEL- PHIA. Strect Cars will convey passengers the West Jersey Railroad Suition. Union ‘Trausf ‘Coaches to the station of the Camden & AUantc Rall- Fowl For through tickets, baggage checks, and full in- follows: formation, apply as E NORTHEAST “Co 13TH STREET AND SYILVANTA AVENUE, STATION BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD. CHAS. E PUGIL, J. K. WOOD, ‘General jezzm Manager. ‘General Passenger Agent tent AT ASIC city. THE “BRIGHTON,” ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR F. W. HEMSLEY & SON RE- ig and voting. Island will take’ the CapesChurles, a dat Steamer from Nortolk, at 10 a.m. or frou Old Polat ae 1040 a ta. or st aluer Noctiamton every Monday, Wednesday and. Friday: moriing, Passengers will buy tiekets on the steamer to Cheriton Station, where Ducks for seaside will mee the perms, vr, Ss per week, S12; Address J.T. SPADY. Proprietor, Goub's Taiund, Va. SBURY PARK, Aly House, near’ ocean Accommode' Jor eighty. Table good. Accomodation ete. Newerageatl drainage perfec. 1 hy gna. Terns moderate. Iteduoed fates September. Fourth season. SK EE [ROCK EXON SPRINGS ANDMINERAT BATHS Great, North Mountain, near W Na. About 7 hours ride from Washingto ENS SUNT ‘Two mails daily and telephone conn with ail points reached by telecraph. 16,1589. No bur. A safe and deluchitfal Sort. “Altitude over 1,000 iret, Atm swamps oF fogs Four different u: great value in the cure of kidney and nd dyspepsia. A. rare chaly-beare spring, th ‘est in the United States), coutaining per gallon ov grains of iron in the best form known, viz , carbon of protoride. and nearly 13 grains sulphate of mas bhi. These mineral waters may be used singly or cow din hot orcold baths An immense swimaning heated Wo an agreeable temperature, moderate, ickets from Washington $8.50, good for ‘wason. mphictsand all information at A.S. PRATT & 2. Slauager, 401 Sth street northivest, Washing: 4 TPULE GARFIEDD, ASBURY PARK, lightfuliy located; Within 100 yards’ ofj ypolntments first-class; sanitary ements “pertect; accommodate. runs reasonable. A. H.STOCKTO YOLONIAL BEACH HOTE EP. HICKEY, MANAGER Excellent Bathing, Boating Fishing and Crabbing Unexcelied alt Water Bath New Motel and New Farhi Steamer Arrowsmith runs direct to the beach Sunday, Tueslay, Wednesday and Thursday, leaving ‘at 530 a.m: returning at 10). Take Lady of the Lake for the at 530 on ‘satus RATES OF BOARD: $10 to $15 per week; $35 to $50 per month of four week. Transient, $2 day. Apply to the Secreiary of tie Compuny'at 1 ¥ street northwest. my23-3m. J. DE- ), two, ew: perfect drain- ¢; Water frou urtesian well: strictly tirst- juss. Address THI CARROLLTON. Et TPE BELLEAIRE ATLAN ‘Ocean end of Connecticut a Commodations first-class, Terms moderat ‘Mra. M. E. LOVE. Box 604. ___ sy2hiw Oo” POINT COMPORT, VIRGINIA. SITUATED 100 YARDS FROM FORT deat HYGEIA HOTEL, ‘Open all the year. Accommodates 1,000 uests. Yhual w any Hotel in the United Statens Surround. ings. picturesque and historic. Appointime: and service unexcelled. "Bathing, outing. fi driving svecialiy attractive. Terms less jor ‘ae ‘commodations ihun any resort m the country. Pare eeunaie, free frota malaria and conducive to refresh. my 2tolsep |. PHOE! FTON HOUSE, ASBURY PAR HAT. Howse beauituily situated with hale’ Block “ot Beach: table and appotn” Lo) ments first-class, Sanitary arraygemeuts betvet x. GORDON P.O. Box 639. Je5-3n, _PROFESSIONAL. R. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST. a corns, Bunlons,Club and Inverted Nails, Vascular “All diseases of the feet, treaved at Rxcrescenices, and iis Estaulighment, 1416 Pennesivania avenue toppor site Willard’s Hoel. Di. WiITE'S 25th conseca- iy of practice in Washington. (Baltimore bs- ia iShment,11 North Eutaw st). Uflice fee, SLs at Ung. ; ADAME PAYN, MAPA CURE Exp suncox crmoponisr, ROOMS 6 AND 6, VERNON OW, Jy8 945 Peunsylvania ave, MES. BURGHON CHIROPO DERMATOLOGIST. __FAMILY SUPPLIES. We Sr Bancarss No. 2 (warranted new) Mackerel, 200. dos. Western Shoulders, Gige. Ib: Rest ‘Cured | ders. Tigo: New No. 2 Mackerel bol...only. Router Peiuily Flour, only $1.40 tq pb. Our Teen Tea is equal to any tn tthe cit «| Nandines, Oe. per dox rood cinwe | For, wae gab ‘bl: Koa. Ma ar only $4.96 per BDL: Kow-ted Ito, | Backes Hs TSE por ins _—— | Buckets only Boe | cdilenife to call the attention of the trade to tisiimy | voice of new Mackerel. INDLA TEA COMPANY, 445 7 ain au _ 7th strect cars pass the door, Soom Wises NIRGINIA CLARET, vere fine, 88.00 DRY or SWEET CATAW ILA, bw enon i= ©WITM oF fe 25c Crraveny Borren THE FINEST, 250. POOLE, BROOKE &'Co, 44 Touimans avenue. DEALERS IN VINE FAMILY GROCERIPR Terme-STRICTLY CASH. we GIVE OUR BUTTER A TRIAL eo = FS: is Ee PRE a8 THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR J without a doubt the most NxacTirct and the mem Nerarriots Flour in the world The Millers have hot only the most perfect Ny containing wx tt does all the moxt improved Mach | EF evened up tothe present time, but Unes prods # Flour Unsumpasaen by any naili'in the world Te | Prove tha, we woud simply ote that « Pi efile magnificent Hour ts shipped annually ag an ‘and eaten at the principal Courts of the wor! We Gi NTRS that it is made from selectet rh in. Minwvesotn and Timkotm 1a fart, that in this Flo -P ration of tre glutinoas tarticles “of te wheat tts Ja thorengh elmiinauon, ofall” weak and. star it Matter haw at last beet reached. and ia consegive ‘mvare brew fo. the barre a ee ar ta oe, eae, sata : : ‘cliste’ tunity or bakers son aad yack’ ad STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. One of the most beautifil Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any othet Patent except Ceres, and will please the iost ex acting Luusekeeper abd mullsfy Ube mest imstidiouneys- cure GILT-EDGE. A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent RELIANCE. A snlenaia Minnesota Patent Plonr. mate by the celebrated Hungarian process Its avery cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of all clesmes, and we guarantee will give Aulis‘action to every ous wi way GOLDEN HILL ‘The OM reliable stand-by and the Standart Pamtty Flour of the District. It sequal In. many high-priced Patent Flours, bourht for considerable less money. We defy competl- torsto bring forth any Flour saperior to CER, STERLING, GLLT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN JILL, and we deel asoured that any housckesper who tries them once Will MUVEr Une muy Luiug eum orem Uy aigrocers ‘Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Indianaare: eld, WM. M.GALT & 00. LADIES’ GOODS. _ Satusc Ovr Sruuxe Oon TO CLOSE BUSINESS Having concluded to give up businuss, I off uliaring cp give up businuss, 1 offer my em LADIES’ MILL ‘at a great sacrifice, ERY, FANCY GOODS D CLOAKS Call early for bargains, SILVER, _au15-2m TAD Market Space. Mieseaate R BARGAINS IN MILLINERY, “tw order to make room for our Extensive Import 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 ata great sacrifice. MRS. M. 3, HUNT, 1309 F Stneer Norrnweet. aul ~ PPE FEPORA, pms SiieLv ts spu0Me inended by the Leading Dressmakers Tt ts absolutely impervious, For sale ut all Dry Goods and Ladies’ Purnishing Stores. \yalossen J . C. Heranxeon IMPORTER, WILL CONTINUE TO SELL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS DESIRABLE AND SEASON- ABLE GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT AND BELOW Gost, TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT HALP- PRICE. CHOICE FRENCH FLOWERS AT HALF PRICK 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON PLUMES AND FANCY FEATHERS. 10 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON ALL “LACES.” BONS,” COLORED CREPES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS. Ks. 20 PERC DISCOUNT ON SPRING WRAPS. 'T DISCOUNT ON “RAGLANS,” SILK AND CLOTH COSTUMES PERFECT-FITTING JERSEYS AT VERY Low FIGURES, GREAT BARGAINS IN WHITE SUITS AND DEESSING BACQUES * PARASOLS AT COST. SILK MITTS IN ALLSHADES AT HALF-PRICE POSTER SILK AND TAFFETA GLOVES AT 10 PER CENT DISCO ‘oT Trevive, Paris, - SS RE*eveED. MME. VON BRANDIS, MODIST?, Formerly with Lord € Taylor, New Yorks Wm. Barr & Co, St. Louis, Mo. Suits made at the shortest’ notice. Naperior fitting, reasonable prices and satisfaction gnaraiterd, Dresses. Hiridal Troseaus W2OLAtD street, bet M== M. MENGERT. 419 9TH ST. “Art Fimbroldery materialsof all kinds. Infants j.ace and Shirred Caps, Shawls, etc. Pinest grades of Zephyr and Knitting Yarns, all ai reduced Je10-3m0 907 Paave ‘Suunplug promptly dove Doverasas We have 100 Doren LADIES BALBRIGGAN HOSE, sizes 8 to Sig, our regular 47¢ Hose, which we shall sell fur B7ige. per pair; three pair for $1 or $2 per box DOUGLASS, < __Rinth street. St. Cloud Mutlding RING AND Dn Clean'ng Establishment. 1205 New York ave iw kinds of Hed and finished In the tiost superior a: Plush Cloaks, Velvet and Party 1 Ladies’ dresses done up without be stn ‘ahd guarantees perfect Ae sid t Hen Sruciatrins An» French Hand-made Underclothins, Merino Underwear ‘and finest imported. io) Patent Shoulde: Braces, and all Dress Goods, French Corsets and Busties, Children’s Corsets anda $1 Corset (Alias HL’sowa make) that for the price ts unsurpassed. 1. Preneat. German and spas spokea melt SEWING MACHINES, &e. FOU WILL SAVE TIME MONEY ANU AN hoyance bY going to AL EAUUACIU™ Reliable sew. tig Machuse Rosman or. Stu and Mt nin ew Lanes Improved Machines ofail Uiestandard maken. ‘Make Your own selection. hole Agency lur (he ment New American No. me, “ietemaf of swechnanicnl geeten Pact inte sient Sati a oa very - “a tor mah cvery smestnne se-oal, Spee Testimouinls fou over 33000, Wasldngton tadhen No Sruummsere, Rowwe prods, Seud. for cousuets and Pricelet of diner maker of mcs Al Gade woren ree EU Bea err mana gion, Next door to Averbach’s Gent's Furn and Hag ‘Store. bt ADIES: BEPORE YOU PURCHASE A SEW: Machine, we would adviee you to examine the exdete TOM. aed ever tasting. NEW OME SEWING MACHINE: “Always Seedy to Work. ‘The range of work done on this thachine-cas Dot be au “X ciaid un ‘We ware wo try the NEW HOME before vou buy. ‘® OPPENMEIMER & BRO, YU street northwest, Bole Agents for New Hote Bowing oes Ser seat, ty weak or meth 2