Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. ne middle Atiantic states, conerally fair yonor emcee rorthern portion by ‘winds, becoming ariable perature. “For Frida nerally fair weather are wland: and ir weather followe By ovat aine with nearly. stationary temper tal the mid Atlantic states. Frosts will Occur to-nigiit in New England and New York. ——— For Piexsrxe—Dutly’s pure elder vinegar. N. A. POOLE & Co. nts, 937 La. ave. Ick CREAM Shipped anywhere out New York avenue. FrSsELt eftown; 14: Berore pure! our advertise A. Clarke & FINE PHortos, Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave. your winter fuel consult nd save money. Heary st nw. New Stock oF examine by GENTS, ATTENTIC ew Bortment of Congress, button St $1.50, best for the money Strasburger, No. 906 Wane yon wait gin CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. Forn’s Orera Hovse.—Mr. KR. L. Downing im “Tally Ho. ALBAUGH's OrERA HovsE.—“The Mikado.” Dink Musevm.—“Humpty Dumpty” and va- ety. Comiqte SUMMER GaxvEs. ndensed Locals. Gunners are m preparations for reed Dird shooting, which are said to be plentiful aries H. Bradley, Adolph Lipphard, vid M. Ruse and J. W. Robert- . and HB. Atkinson and houorary members, Mr. E. M. Bowling died at his home, at Oxen Bill, Prince George county, Sd., yesterd: A jatiboat containing three colored capsized off Lower Cedar Point last Sccupants were rescued by passing st There was a bi » in double outriggers last evening between Mith brothers and Me-sre Dowdney and Prentice over a mile and ‘a halfcourse to the Potomac boat-house, ‘The Mrothers won in good style. ‘In the Police Court to-day Charles Olin, for disturbing the quiet of Georgetown, was fined 20. ¥iferman Oppenheimer was fined $20 by Judge Mills to-day, for selling liquor to John ©. Proc- tor, a minor. An appeal was noted. ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: 8. C. to. Percival Padgett, interest in ; $1,000. Ht. Ellen Dudleston et Abert, lot 107, 54. to E, W. Woodrutt, pt. 4, sa. ‘aroline 1 on to John F. Delprat,” pt. 39, sq. $1,000. J. Lauxman to C. Ardceser, lot 18, sq. 960; 82,0 B. P. Murray to H. Fetter, sub’ lot K,sq.'759; aBt 34, yuth Washington,was ¥ Oiticer Henry ‘and ‘ourt toway with assault ing his five-year-old niece, Ella Smith, who is sick. eral of his colored neighbors gave testimony that last Tuesday morning about five o'clock he gave the child a severe beating with astrap because it steals food, he not giv- ing it enough to eat, and that in the evening he Knocked itdown. ‘Levi said he whipped the ehild with a razor strop on account of its dirty habits, but denied knocking the ehild down in the evening. The court imposed a fine of $50 or three months in jail. He was committed in detauit, A WIFF's CHan AGAtNsT HER HUSBAND, This morning in the Police Court, David Garret, & man about 40 years old, who formerly resided tn Virginia, was placed on trial charged by his wife, Jennie, with assault and batter, jennie testified that she left her husband in Virginia because he maltreated her. She came to this city and went to live with her parents at Gen. Howard's house on the 7th street road. She said that an old man had been telling ner of her husband's threats, and yesterday she went to house on 12th street, near W, wheré she was in- formed that her husband Keeps two women. ‘When she rapped on the door her husband eame and hit her on the throat. David denied the charge, and the court imposed a fine of $5 or HilteenGays in jail. —————— SHOOTING FoR THE CHAMBERLAIN PRIZES. Messrs, Mills, Bailey and Wazner, of the Capr- tal gun club, Shot yesterday, at the grounds of the club, on 14th ‘street, for the Chamberlain prizes, amounting to $2,600, which are open to €ompetition by sportsmen ail over the United ‘States until September Ist, when the scores are sent in. The shooting was'at 100 clay pigeons, ‘4s follows: 25 pairs of doubles and 50 singles. Mills scored 86, Wagner 37, and Bailey, after shooting at 70, withdrew. —— Base Bati.—The Nationals defeated the ‘Virginias at the Capitol park yesterday by a Games elsewhere ¥ sulted as follows: Chicago 3, Detroit 2: s 6, Butfalo 5: New York 6, Providence 0; Phila- . Boston 1: Metropolitan $, Baltimore ie7, Brooklyn 10; Cincinnati 1, St 7, Louisville 5. ————— BY A SrREET RatrRoaD Mueh fault is found by business men. Vicinity of 10th and € streets and Louls- avenue and vicinity a the grade of the it jine street railroad on Louisiana avenue. tor to the laying of that raiiroad the grade « at avenue Was such that in heavy and su den storms all the debris and rubbish aceamu- lated in the gutters from sweepings would wash bifon the ! B street, where it could be sh ts and now the high grade of th impediment to the a Water to back up walks on Loth str street, and the mnixed with droppi the country wagons fe Pr u fried away. As it is railroad track is an inaze, causing the storm nd sabmerging the side- t und C street trom 9th to side of Louisiana i to thie sewer-traps on abouts and choke them. of the tine Deing. so there is no Way for the Water to eseape to the sewers. ‘This or the I leposits of mud and offal ewaiks in this vicinity. The meager servi street sweeping avails little. — ——_.+____ Assariten His Wirg.—Frank Latham, a ar 7th and E esterday on a charged instant. him with assavlting His wile apres: Diacked and sw station, This m Ten. n was char f his wife the and took bis personal recogai- in the d With assault, courtaccepted ———— HARGE OF THEFT.—Mary lored girl, was arrested f Stisot and locked up at station. It is alleged that to the resdenee of W. A. Blackford, et southeast, where her aunt was dand took three Silver spoous. While attempting to sell them she was arrested. The girl Will be tried to-morrow. ———— ASSAULTED Witt A MArter.—Jebn Schae fer, « Hungarian. who had two uzly ents on his a. appeared ih the Police Court to-day and charged Alfred Coomes, a grocery clerk, with assault and battery. He testified that he being ener Coomes misunderstood what he F a struck, him twice with a mallet. gave luis side of the story and the judge fined him $5. . ae —____ A WARRANT For A FEMALE CowHIDER— Robert Jones, the ¢ messenzer in the In- Uerior departinent who was cowhided on Mon- day by Alice Curry.a young eolored woman employed by Chief Justice Waite, went beiore Justice Taylor aud swore out two warrants, gneazainet Alice und the other tt IDENT IS PHrtaprn- Sutton, of N st, Whose death *s'Sran, died in from the effects Of a sin- gular accident. On Monday she wag riding Ina street car on Market street, when a panic was caused at a railroad crossing by a signal that a train was approweling. The driver dashed his jorses across the truck, and the conductor and rushed from the car. Mrs, Sutton, frightened, jumped from the platior and fell, breaking her ankle and receiving se foal injuries, She was taken to the ty hospital. where she died Tuesday morning. The funeral will take place this at ternoon from the Lome of her brother-in-law, Caleb Pemington, G11 Pennsylvania avenue mOULeasts es Last Carar Execrsiox to THE ScA SHORE. Jcompany, In order nary demands made upon theni, ding that the excursion of Inst Saturday night to the sea shore should close the series of these popular trips, bave decided to rin another special $2 excursion from Washington to Cape May and Atlantic City, leaving here at the usual hour, 10 p. in. F Bight, the 29th Instant’ and ag this Will be the lastopportunity extended the Wash- ington people to visit the sea shore at so little expense a large number will no doubt avail themselves of this delightful trip, and in view of this, it is suggested that those desiring to accompany the excursion secure their tickets ia advance. Special coaches will be reserved exclusively for the accommodation of ladies and their escorts. Excursionists leaving by Special train above mentioned will reach the bout 6 o'clock Sanday morning, and nh Washington sbout by ‘YY morning excurs for five ays, will be continued ane eoerert a MAPS oF THE Crry AxpD County or Wasn- INoTON, D. C_—Messrs. Fitch, Fox @ Brown dave prepared a pocket map of the elty aad santy ie neat aud convenient torm, which ‘applicants. Copies tr Real Estate Advertiser can also be liad gratuitously, te meet tis eyes being | CLOSING SCENES IN CAMP. Overcoats in Demand—Farewell Chimes and Final Exercises. Correspondence of Tx EVEXING STAR, WASHINGTON Grove, August 27. ‘The forenoon services of closing day In camp were siimly attended. Most of the folks were to be seen hovering around the camp fires, many of which were kept burning far into the afternoon, when a stiff, chilling gale swept the encampment, bringing with it a multitude of county people heavily clad in great coats and winter wraps. As usual there was a large con- course of visitors in camp to witness the closing scenes, The morning sermon of yesterday was preached by Kev. Job Price to but a compara lively few hearers, after which @ testimony service was held. ‘At 2:30 p. m. the Httle tolks were entertained by Re@. Julius Soper for about an hour. At Grove avenue tabernacle the last of a series of successful revival services: as held, conducted by Mrs. McK. Kelly, At ) p.m. Dr. Owens made an earnest and im- pressive appeal, and after a season of prayer fwelve penttentseame to the altar. All were happily converted and the service tarned to one of praise. At 7:30 p. m. Rev. Richard Nor- ris exhorted sinners to accept Chirst. Eight souls responded to Gospel call, Among them were four young: emi one services were pro- tracted until near midnight, .n.. after the singing of “God be Thi We Meet the clear but unwelcome tones of the Tabernacle bell, with Father Laney at the rope, rang out the farewell chime, “By 1a. m. all was hushed to rest: This morning the camp fires still burn, but the tur- meil and bustle of packing and striking tents go brink! and by Monday the grounds will be almost deserted. Overcoats and delivery wagons are én demand. ihe summary of the fortnight camp meeting shows about forty conversions, one of the larg- ly gatherings, and by far the biggest suc- association has scored. The untiring efforts of the executive committee, particularly ot Major Thos. P. Morgan and Mr. L. W. Worth- ton, contributed much to the success of this few triffing instances of disorder and row- dyism disturbed the serenity of the lastevening p. Conrad Roger was tried before Jus- Warfield for disorderly conduct, and_ fined 27 and costs, ‘The other cases were dismissed at the suzgestion of the board of trustees, With the closing day in eamp polities boomed, and far into the evening “political hill” was thickly populated. Charged With a Bratal Assault. A WOMAN KNOCKED DOWN AND HER TEETH KICKED OUT—A QUESTION AS TO WHETHER THE TEETH WERE FALSE OR NATURAL, Wm. Nicholson, alias Dewdney, was arrested last night charged with brutally assaulting a young woman named Kate Cusick, who is an inmate of a house on € street in the “Division,” where the assault is alleged to have been com- mitted. It appears that Kate was in front of Nicholson's house, engaged in loud conversa- tion, and he ordered her off, using an abusive epithet. She replied in kind, whereupon he Knocked herdown. She got up and was fol- lowed by Nicholson, who, it is charged, kicked her in the mouth, Knocking two teeth out. icholson left $10 for his appearance in the Police Court this morning, but failed to appear, His collateral was forfeited, and an attachment was issued for him. Nicholson afterwards caine in and the case was set for trial to-morrow. Nicholson stated to a reporter that the woman came to his place and threatened to whip a woman named Bradford, and he ordered her off several times. She refused to goand threw @ Stone at the louse, when he went out and struck her, He said she took out her false teeth and claimed that he knocked her natural teeth out, which he denies, ————— A PANIC ON THE ARKOWSMITH.—An accident on the steamer Arrowsmith when returning from Colonial Beach last evening caused a rather exelting scene on the boat and delayed the arrival of the boat in this city about an hour, The boat left Colonial Beach for Wash- ington about 4:40 o'clock, having aboard 400 passengers. When olf Lower Cedar Point, about yelock, the bulkhead casing of the starboard paddle-box was broken in by a log or piece of Umber which had passed under the wheel, ‘The revolving wheel sent great quantity of water aboard, which streamed seross the deck. An alarm was given and a panic followed Which the officers of the boat and the cooler headed passengers had some difficulty in eheck- ing. There was a general rush for Iife-preservers. Fortunately no one was injured. The boat meanwhile had stopped und the hole in the paddle-box was stopped up. The boat then pro- ceeded on its way without further trouble, ar- riving here an hour atter the usual time. ee Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tuk LVENING STAR Work 1S Procress.—The scbr. Ella Bow- man, of Washington, is being rebuilt at the lower shipyard here: At the upper shipyard workmen are busy building the hull of a large dredging machine. The sehr. Pocahontas will be placed in good ordgrin a few days, «nd the Schr. Iona has just lelf in prime condition, The Demke ls still on the ways. PoLice-Revort.—The mayor has released on bail of $250 Wm. Fountain, convicted of asxault upon a police officer, and sentenced to the chain gang. Fountain has taken an appeal to the cor- poration court, and willbe retried there at its ext term. Mary Pendleton has been sent to the workhouse, and Thos. Ward fined $1, both for disorderly conduct. Nores.—Attorney General Blair will begin the canvass of the republican party here on Friday evening next.—Henry Grilibuzer was badly hurt yesterday on the Hunting Creek road by being thrown from his horse.—The Knizhts of Labor are to establish a council here in a short time.—The Salvation Army will gpen its campaign here to-night.— Mr. George ; Sterne has lost by death his young daughter Kate-—Wm. 8. Moore, of King George county, who resided some time in thiscity,was drowned from the schooner C. C. Scranton ‘on the lower Potomac las’ Sunday.——Miss Mary Beach had her left toot esterday by a hot iron failing upon it at her father’s home on Gibbon eet.——Engene Brittle was detained in the siation-house here yesterd: to Leesburg last evening, ¢ SAL a i's store at that piace.—There is ageneral desire here that numbering of build- ings In town should be resumed and completed. Lennox Maxw: Wife. A PRETTY ROUMANIAN WOMAN WHO SAYS SHE WAS DESERTED BY THE ALLEGED MURDERER, From the San Francisco Examiner. A pretty little woman made repeated at- tempts tosee W.H. Lennox Maxwell, the ac- cused St. Louls murderer, while he was here, but the authorities, thinking ita piece of idle eurlosity, refused her the interview. She was persistent, however, and atter the prisoner had taken his departure for the east she came to the prison azain, and expressed the deepest sorrow at having missed him. The woman is about 5 fect 4 inches in height, having @ pure olive complexion and reguiur ‘features, with a pretty mouth and splendid tecth. Her habit 1 ich silk dress with a handsome velv clowk and asmall French beaded bonnet. In fact, a prison keeper pronounced her a “petite darling.” The anxiety of the woman attracted some attention, and a reporter accosted her. “Do you know Maxwell?” was asked. “DoT know him?” she exclaimed. “I should think so. I'm the mother of his child.” Assuming that the woman was a crank, her name was asked, to which she replied:’ “A. wife is very likely’ to bear the name of her hus band, ts she not “Tien you are his wife?” “By the laws of our country I am,” was the answer. name he now bears: will never tell you that, Perhay accounts for the unexplainable the papers speak of, Witte a stnite. - “iow long since were you marri - Neged marderert” ‘: es vat fifteen years ago, or just before th neo-Prussian War, We then left Roumanis aud went to Paris. My husband Joined the French army, us he stated. He was not a colonel, as has been rumored, but was a private tn the Third Chasseurs a Pied, and he was a soldier, W here ix your child, madam?” “In New York. I came all the way from that city in order to meet my busband, although we have not lived together since the birth of our child, “Ww iaat caused your separation?” j.Auother womian, who had more money than “Where did he desert your. in France, and I've followed him ever since, y Tecostuize ne now if lam 1 some assistance.” siieto renaee 20 you think he killed Preltert™ Mh, see; you want me to talk. Good by,” and with leaving her q us to whethy candid ent said the woman, I must not. 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COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. ‘Weary sufferer trom Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, Weak » Weak Stomach and Rowels, Dyspepsia, Female Weakness, Shootiug Pains through the Loins and Back, try these Plusters. Placed over the Pit of the Stomach. they Prevent and cure Ague Pains, Billous Colic, Liver Complaints, and protect the system from a thousand ills 25¢. Je15-mth Case Prices For Duy Goons. SELLING OFF DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS slightly solted, at lews than cost. LAWNS, Se; NUN’S VEILING. 15¢. BLACK CASHMERES, (very cheap),all pure wool, double width, 37%0. BLACK SILKS at actual cost price, 50, i. Weare selling an excellent BLACK SILK at 75c., really worth $1. COLORED SILKS, 50¢,, 62c., 75c. BLACK BROUADE SILK VELVET, (actual cost) $1.50; real value $2, COLORED BROCADE SILK VELVET, (actual cost) $1.50; real value $2. ‘EW YORK MILLS SHEETING, two yards and a half wide, actual cost 25c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure wool, $1.50. COLORED SILK VELVET, $1. BLACK SILK VELVET, $1. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BARGAINS! BARGANS! BARGAINS! ‘Handsome BROCADE FALL DRESS GOODS cheap at 25¢., reduced to 124jc. STRICTLY CASH PRICES, CARTER'S 711 MARKET SPACE, Near 7th Streat, 62,75, 87c., Tau22 [US BEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES Ac. knowledge the great value of Ayer's Cuthartic Pills. and frequently prescribe their use with the ut- most confidence, well knowing that they are the most effectual remeiy ever devised for diseases caused by erangements of the stomach, liver, aud bowels. Oo YOU WISH A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION ‘Then use Ayer's Sarsuparilia, it cleanses an purifies the blood, and thereby removes biotches and pimples from the skin, making it smooth and clea) und giving It a bright aud healthy appearance. au25 CITy ITEMS. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. 'D PLASTERING. “ARYLAND AG LTURAL ¢ \vew oeRMas o 3 The Place Go Po OEMONT, SATURDAY, AUGUST 207. ARPENTHY AND PEAy C, Acwust 220. 1895, M RICULTURAL COLLEGE. ’ EW QuRMAay MaTHOD FOR (THE Pl In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware is at the Geer ont hy aca are invited for furnishing matcrials and | ” The next sowion of this institution begins on the | fine Sey Seah aeeae orammpin 8 few to Boston Variety Store, 705 and 707 Market | an27-2 | » 3 & RANDALL, Masegee__ | ey! about 9.000 squats Bre cqdare yan a veri) Bare te oe! TERS NEXT, WITH A FCLL methods fe founded upon thorourt principles, = alone of about aster. S01 eSSU a 3 rdcuiariy to new beeen Parents, pene Soebenteles | TOT ROMER TE, DANCING SCHOOL RE | ine Two cont gn fushim eee ome thi siry of | CUEING L Arye bit SHIR te adaltion tothe De | Narkers amd hints wi werent, 2 ment of Sei : culture. | Contained in this method Clemons will use of De David Kennedy's eventos ntebeane | te, Steamer Mary Washlagion. ee Moves ber oid wil be opened i ane om GGUS Sara TEES" | snd itor comets gem octwe sero, rac. | Susy convince them tha fe wit Tey dear Far H.W, Olmstead, Proof ‘Header, Indianapolis | "rere 25 cente Sica and wneldendos ca Dg | endear ei WAS W. THOMPSON LM ae ne poe Ta sue bad Dancing onthe boat, accompanied by Prof. Cald- Engineer and Archit, te TAs to Visit the college wh only 2 ~ HENAN VALLE ADEMY, Wi” Malaria ted and thoroughly eradica: | well’s Orchestra, by Ping7at | _s025-3t Supervising Ex Trip tickcoeen Rammuneton, can procure 20 cent ronnd | SUES ANOOAM puss Por camlague ciate “ie pared ene iy ica’, = - =a & NAVY PAY OFFIC! dent of the College can be "Eakin Hoes ater, © LC MINOR, ME A. (Univ, Va) Lp, ted by 's Pure Malt W! - Recom- KE THE CHILDREN AND THE BABIES ratox, D. C., August 13,1855, S lege can be seen at Ebbitt House every mended by leading physicians, Sold by drug- ‘to Glymont, Saturday, Avgust ‘Steanter * ape n duplicate. indorsed “Proposnis | Wednesday afternoon. beuween tue and Gly clock. tn an, cama =e era OM TERS RANDALL, Manager. | 8 end 1 Supe en re TT a eee | _avze-tm AUG 4 idragdt Conese: wa. | Nf Si ashe tence poses wines heme wlan iad 2 ES RAN! _| FE and Be Sua ASS _* 8 ere, MMi nie > form. wi a owing articles to be delivered at the 1 aS x | dasuehter a'clam under tompeteut nstractorn, becte AMUSEMENTS. LO® pancing awn and ick andat ronda | kn Hefing Departmen of as ay Nard Wace | NM "sn Sac Ne i mw rope vo exceptionally healthy ail srr osdings iy ee ee vs a hy | < - T Ist. pas b es —_ — _ LBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE Eeave'lo au, returning abo mn Hicks 10 conte, sitions, free af all expense t2, the goreramen, toe | Incguage taseht Practically vent OE OEE aan ‘TO-NIGHT. ‘TO NIGHT. = & RANDALL, Maneeet._| Seeves “C" Bolts No.8 Flax Canvas | _auzo-1me sale Conducted by the Brothers of the Christian ‘Schools, “B" Clews; -G," “Angle Tron and Rivets. Req 7 = er = Neventifie, Classical aud Cemmercial Courses THE MIKADO. THE MIKADO. 104, Class "A," Cotton Waste: “B." Mt. Sav M BS SCHOOL, AT 10 LS ies Meeker Cimmpenan one’ Macoang toe ea ‘Under the management of Mr. Harry Allen. au27 Bricks; “F,” les, Sailmakers’ Thimbles | dened naam reopen September 26th. TASS. Un- | without extra roms OPERA HOUSE WEEK OF AUGUST 24. ‘Matinees Wedneslay and Saturday. Engagement of Washington's Favorite, ROBERT L. DOWNIN In the new version of Joaquin Miller's Drama, “TALLY HO,” aul9-10t Andthe popular Farce, “A Regular Fix.” Assisted he yaad of ep eh ability, ‘evening, Souvenir performance, 10Uthy per- Monary mance of Sr, Dowalngas Hank ato ‘Tuesday—Benefit of K. of P, ‘Wednesday—Benefit of I. 0. 0. F. ‘Thursday—Benefit of Emmet Guards, stinee Saturday, 25 and 50 cts_ ee BOX OFFICE OPEN, IME MUSEUM, D ‘Pennsylvania ave., near 11th st, SING MONDAY. AGU! oe, Every Alternoon and Night, ao THE GREAT MIACO TROUPE, In Their New Mammoth Pantomime of HUMPTY DUMPTY. Wonderful in its Novel Features aud Tricks! Spien- did Specialty: Company! 20-STAl PRI EOIOL EIS —20, THE MOST COMPLETE SHOW IN AMERICA! NEWHAUSE, of erin wah as GRi eee AUTOMATIC Dioi. XMA. = GREAT 1,000 Moving Figures, Fepresentiuy te Seasons. ‘All this Great Show only 10e. Reserved seats, 20¢. 23-08 FPHEATER COMIQU, ie SUMMER GARDEN. BEST SHOW OF THE SEASON. ARLAND'S PARADOX OF BEAUTY, This Week AiLNew Faces. Model Artists iy Artists of Rare Men ee Fun Begins at 8:30 Every Night. ‘Thursday and Satur: aui?-1m, Gas Cooxixe Sroves STOVES FOR HATTERS, TA.LORS, CONFECTIONERS, TINNERS, &c. STOVES FOR FAMILY USE THAT WILL COOK FOR ONE PERSON OR FOR FIFTY PERSONS. FOR SALE BY THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. myl Tre Goues, Bacte Crorntxa ‘What remaineth then to tell? All is wei that endeth well. So Tury Say. THEY, THE PEOPLE, SAY AS HOW ADLER’S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, cy has worked wonders in waging successful warfare against trickery, cuicanery and cunning—a treacher- ‘ous combination which “reaped where it had notsown ‘and gathered where it had not strewn.” ‘Just a look the strife heran, Jealousy the flame dit fun, ftrue iqve's course uv er suioothly ran, 80 THEY SAY. ‘They, the people, say AS HOW ‘They will with one voice and one accord rally to the support ot f Adler and his klan, who the good work first began, ‘And as a prelude to the ruder gale, will ull attend his ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. A simple declaration of our proposed principle of conducting business “just a look.” as it were, and “the strife begun;” howlings and mutter:ngs of disapproval and discontent were heard from DEALERS oXLy on every side. ‘The success which attended the adoption and faithful carrying out of the principle settled upon wrought jealousy in their hearis And fanned the flame of discontent ‘Unt on villainous mischier bent, they sought todistneb the even tenor of our way by vile, vicious, mulicious and fraudulent course which, in the rebound. will catch and crush them; in the meanwhile they are doing the KUSSING while we are selling the * KLOTHING. What remaineth then to teli? Allis well that endeth weld, ADLER'S * ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE is the Great Boom ofthe season. Don't fuil to attend. ADLER} 10 TEN PER CENT 10 CLOTHING HOUSE, $27 and 929 Seventh street northwest, Corner Massuchusetts avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICK, ‘22 Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11. 1,000 GENUINE SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS, all the lntest patterns, §1.97 for Coat and ‘Vest. Se Adler's Ten Per Cent Clothing House has NO branch in this city—is NOT connected with apy other Douse in this city or Disirict. We beg you to remem- ber this that you ay esexpe being imposed Ubon, totus pontively Gecting tp ell any of oar goods lealers, being deverinin ‘cousumers “on shall have the benetit of our reduced prices aul) E HAVE FOR SALE 2,500 BARRELS OF. “Wiic Gelcceund Renter ant See tARPELS OF emient, at 81.18 per barrel, ard. This cement 4. le aud crushing ‘Boston nteed for fineness, ten strength, baving been tested by the Wthe recognized standard of the suzioe Ds Hestevs EXTRACT OF coc FER FEE RRR Y Y¥ $ cr 5 K ROR YY RE RE RRR YY Oc kK L KE rR Yom CoO ERE LILL KEKE KR R You BER FER EER BBB, EE VE Suu EERE KEE ¥ AND Tl RRR NN H RR oP % BRE Tr RRR oO NNN H R'R 00 NNN. i Rk R oo N NNe A MOST EFFECTIVE COMBINATION, CELERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonic. FEREF-The most Nutritive and strength-giving IRON—(Pyrophosphate)—The great remedy Enrich the Blood and Nourish the Brain. ‘his preparation has proven to be exceedingly valu- able for the cure of NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, DEBILITY, SLEEPLESSNESS, RESTLESSNI'SS, NEURALGIA, DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL PROSTRATION OF VITAL FURCES, LOSS OF PHYSICAL POWER. And all derangements consequent upon over- taxed mind and body. In fact, it gives tone to all the physical functions, and buoyaucy to the spirits PREPARED BY HANDY « COX, 143 N. HOWARD STREET to Jy29 BALTIMORE, MD. Bazoaws Barocas: BARGAINS ‘We are now offering, at greatly reduced prices, ODD LOTS IN SUMMER Goops. Men's Hand-sewed TUES. Strap or utton, for $4.50 er pie: former price $0.00, aren'n Hand Weit OXFOMDS, $4.25 per pair; former price 30. A lot of Loys' OXFORDS, form $3.50 1 SHu0, Row sells for Ge.50 perp = in regtllar goods We have one of the largest asso1 ments to be fuimd in the city a Our Ladies’ $2.00 CURACGA KID BOX TOK, BUT- =: sive yous fine BO: a MON SENS EURACOA RID BUTTON sndgoa ‘ante them to give satisfuction, For $3.00 we eal give youu beatty. WRLIOW SHUES FOR LADIES wo have all the atest stvles, at the very possible. Lanes fine CURACOA KID ORT ORES hes sowed, Lndles' fine CURACOA KID NEWPORT TIES, hand- sewed, $1.50. Ladies, he CURACOA KID BUTTON, handsewed, tae! fino FRENCH: KID OXFORDS, hand-sewed, Ladies! fine FRENCH KID EDISON, handsewed, Ladies’ tine FRENCH CLOTH- In adie fs uae ‘TOP EDISON, Louls Ladies’ sine FRENCH EDISON, Louls XV heel, $5.00, ap A LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES’ AND CHIL DREN'S LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS, ‘Also, a full line of Ladies’ and Misses’ White Operas WM. H. RICH ONE-PRICE SHOE STORE, 717 Market Space. Weclose at 8p.m.,Saturdaysexcepied jy 13 Now Fox Paxwraroos: country. Every barrel warranted 300 Ibs of cement Shi equal to any of Americar manugset : Wwe ‘QUACKENBUSH & 00, ‘SOUS Mat, ce Reusasta:Reusasts, Rewxanre, DRESS GOODS, SILKS, ALL KINDS, HAVE ALL BEEN MARKED A GREAT DEAL LESS THAN vost. THEY CAN BE FOUND UPON THE TABLES AND CAN BE BOUGHT VERY CHEAP, REMNANTS CF BLACK GOODS, ALL KINDS OF CHOICE MOURNING GOODS IN REMNANTS, FROM 2 TO 7 YD& NOTHING IS CHEAP THAT YOU DO NoT NEED, BUT YOU MAY SAVE MONEY BY IN- VESTING IN THESE SHORT LENGTHS IF YOU . M. SHUSTER & SONS, #19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ONEPRICE GNOLIA TOOTH. ‘2be. per box. ‘South WE ARE MAKING A SECOND SALE OF PANTALOONS FOR @& AND §5. WE HAVE IN EITHER PRICE ABOUT TEN DIFFER- ENTPATTERNS THE FIT AND STYLEOF ‘THESELOTS ARE ASGOOD AS OUR FINER: GRADES, IF YOU WISH FINER PANTS WE HAVE THEM. CALL AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE. GEORGE SPRANsy, Oxm Puicu Ctormres, aad 607 SEVENTH STREET. Fig Graxo Excursion To Care May axD Aruayrtice Crry SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1885. FARE, ROUND TRIP, 2 $ TRAIN LEAVES LALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BR. R STATION AT 10 P.M au2é-4t setan EXxccrstox 10 Vinersta B. ACHE AND Cares, 0. » ROURD TRIP, te 31.50. Steamer LADY OF TIE LAKE leaves 6th street rEnt 6:30 p.m. = limited to 150—for sale at Drew's, Stand!- Nairn’s, and Cropley’s Drug Stores. AT ELL AVENT Go ME a birt ‘ oe ong the numerous attractions of VIRGINIA BEACH may be trentioned the finest snrf bathing in America mine rhe from Soriulk - Pototaae Steamboat Compans's steamers trom Washington ous, going and Fetarning 8 N pHs OCE cs. 10 10 CIS. YMONT cr Famully and Children’s Bxcursion to if Baia is 1585 am, revurn 7p. Poriony Of the CHRISTIAN CHURC SH. Host will ieave BRU. Tickets, only At PLEGAN lar prices z ut the Boat, Lower Wharf. au25-3t ONLY TEN CENTS. TO GLY MON AND RETURN FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. er GEORGE LAW leaves Leary before dark. t VM OQREGHT SAE AVE The st W Bake, wil wave eWO'k WeAT ‘duan the Puromuc, and re- SDNESDAY, August 27, Tat leaving wtUsa0 ei0 p. arse Welightfol music. at. Adeligh! ty to cool OT ben ». O. FCOLI 0 SLE ENCE SION TO LOW \ PUINT ON THE PALACE STEAMLK ARMENIA, MONDAY, August Bist, 1859, ‘The Committee, in ahtouncing this Excursion. wish to assure the menibers of the Grder and Uelr friends i an Will be made to make the try ie gue. Good Music, Danch be the order of the di Susunier Armenia will leave her Wharf foot of Tun st. Dam, Heturns at? pun. Tickets, 50 cents; children’s tickets, 26 cents, Make tp your parties now wud secire Uckets early of the followin, ts of the Lodge: MAL Mele crause, 1223 A. Fluther, i, Odd. Feilows! Tith st. sw. that every exertic FiRST GRAND MILITARY A: WASITINGTON © AT COLONIAL BEACH, WEDN ou the sieamer Arrowsmith, pple. Pil ress BEATS THEM ALL! 45 MILES FOR 10 CENTS, Look out and go to Glymont everySATURDAY for locents.-Hring the children und vie babies. Steamer Mury Washington wil leave her wharf ry Saturday ot 10 am., returning at 6:30 pan., Ving 4 hours at Glvmont.” Dancing dows: and baci ut pavilion ou the grounds. Jy30-1m, a , Manager. YO! THE GiEAT PALS AND CAGIN JOHN'S BRIDGE ‘The Steam Packet EXCELSIOR will make regular tripe during the season to theabove polntsevery SUN- DAY, TUESDAY and FRIDAY, leaving her wharf, corner of Hizh st, aud Canal, ut $ o'clock a.m. sharp. Fare for round trip 0c. oat can be chartered on al- lernate days For information apply at uilice of J.G, 3.3L WATERS, 1ud7 igh st. Georgerown, 26-line HW. W. CORCORAN Leaves Every Morning at 10 o'clock, Returning at 4 p.m. Fare 25 cents for round trip to Marstiall Hail and Giymont; Children. 15 cents. iy) OeuaN FAL VA; ‘Finest Scenery ob the Potomac. ‘The steamer MARKY WASHINGTON will make an excursion trip to the above place EVERY WED- NESDAY, letving Seventh street wharf at 9 a.m, ping at 8 p.m. Fare, roun 2c. Dancing Gua ine waxed deck down and back.” GLYMONT EVERY SATURDAY 10 A. M., RE- NURNING ATT 6:30 P.M. Fare, 10 Genta. SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION. The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will “make excursion trips EVERY SUNDAY, leaving at 3p. ni returoing at 8 p.m. ‘Pickets, 25¢. round trip. ‘Eine Briss Band on these excursions, ‘No objectionable parties allowed on board. Steamer for charter fur Marshall Hall, Glymont and th 18. oi ¥.S RANDALL. Manager. ARSHALL HALL. WIEABMER T. V. ARROWSMITH. SATURDAY EVENING EXCURSIONS th street ferry Wharf promptly at 620 p, m. Leave : 2 ‘Dy hours dancing at the Hull. Boer arta a Brot Pistorio’ orchestra. Fare, 25 cents, Col. Kekibbvoo's fumous dinners always ready. jy3i-im OWER CEDAR POIN4, Bo popular Watering Place of Washingtonians. ‘he safe, swift and ees, steamer ARMENIA will leave her wharf, foot of 7th st, dally, except Sat- oarRienia stops'at Alexandra on Mondays, Wednes- arena sto round Fridays oily. ‘Fare 0c. roundirip. Child feu sbo. Dinuee grounds on the: S00. For further information and charters to societies ea ions UP, SHERIFF'S Coal offices, a 328 and 1114 Pa. ave, Jet And at Steamers wharf. foot af 7th st (are Fone CHAPEL POINT! LONG BRANCH OF THE POTOMAG. ‘Commencing SUNDAY, June 28, the STEAMER GEO. LAW ‘Will leave daily from steamer George Leary’s wharf, except Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays, 8:45 & m. sharp, and return 9:30 pm. Fare for trip 50 cts, Meals at the Point 50cta, Prof. Schroeder's Orchestra, G. W. BAUER, Owner, ' FOR MALARIA, FEVER AND AGUE, Alng for aay ae oe DiBEEh oe senon ancerves LUCE 902 Bbrsoron $08, 408 AND 405 7TH ST. N. W. ‘Headquarters for the AVENUE | WHITNEY CHILDREN’S CARRIAGE COMPANY Also a fullline of ROLLER SEATYCLes, TRI a. No. 105, Class “A,” Gas-hoase Cok: Glewe, Ret, No. Gower tye Charcoal. Hey S Class “D,” Oils. Beeswax, Gehre, &c. RB » Linem Thread: Class “( Angle ines, Tide wit be received and considered only “from miksutacturers Of OF vertiat dealers in, the article, aaa atn araiter to rappiys alld the riglit I reserved sighct ae oF all bids and to waive delet. Soe {2a8esa “prank forms for proposals to be hin at this Uiiterand’ail necessary {uigranation st nats yar sNG seapoosible persons or Btms taust enaradicees the propeeais, tue prompt and faithtal delivery of the MMidies required: and ‘the eomprtency of fe karen tors must be ceruiled to bef oe Ke ofticer. aw POSALS FOR FUEL j ees a atts Curnk's Orr: House ov Reesesestatives US, WASHINGTON, Dy Cy Aust IS, 1885 Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until EVE OCLOCK. NOON ON MOND AS TEMBER 1S, for the delivery of echt hundred (00) tons of the best, White \sh Furnace Coal, also “Titty (G0) cords ot best Sprace Pine and exxlity’ (80) cords of best Oak Wood. and as muet more COntand Wood as may be needed by the House of Representatives during the present fiscal vear, wood and coal to be delivered and stored in the viq Of the south wing of. the Capitol on oF befor day of October, 1885. Th pounds to 1 Pieces. 1 ‘The right to rew right to relect auy ai 1 Proposals fur Coal and Wood atid ad JOHN E CLARK, Je, Clerk of the House of : dressed to aULd2W SUMMER. RESORTS, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Stephenson's bepot P. 0., Virginta. Oped i Pamphlets at the'Staroflice P pore 42. JOI Qarei L POINT HOUSE, THE LONG PRANCH MARYLAND, OPEN JUNE 1 TO NOV. 1. ‘Most beautiful resort in Maryland. Hourd $5 to $16 2 week. Steamer Geo, Law, Potomap Steamboat Co. wharf, ‘7th st., daily except Friday and Monday. “av5-i) HOWARD L1OS.. Proprietors, BOY MOUSE, ATEANTIC CITY, N. 3 Arkansas ave. near the ocean, e Low rates. Accommodations unsurpassed, Poie water, Large rooms, 5 on wf ©.C. LEFLER & 60, _jy1o-2m. appointments. eee: (‘ONGRESS HALL, ~ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘Complete in al: i:sappointnenss Fine Cafe attached. Full bund and Orchestra, Address KELSEY €1. se29-2m FASTER EATERS ‘COR. MAIN AND COURT sts., Luray, Va. Opened July Ist, 1584, Pleasantly located up town, and one mile $y from the wonderful caverns of Luray. Pure Js water from/an artesian well on the premises. Yure ox collent—equad to any—with everything new, neat aud comfortable, Free buss will méet ail trains tates $2 per day, $12 per wees, apl7-6ot JOSEPH PARKINSON, PORTESCUE 110U sus.ave. and Ocean Front, AUantic N.J. Nearest house to the beach. Mrs. FORTESCU E:, Proprietress, NPE BELLE VIEW, ASBU Propletor. RY PARK, N. J.— First-class tabie. perfect: artesian water, -tsepl Ocean eid of Wesley Lake: tne oceat, views 9 family house; sanitary arrangements @/ Mite. I. TYEee my Co ‘Snipe’ REOPENED ton of visitors. Splendid Bathlay Shooting. Passengers for Cobb’ 1 will take the Cape Charles, a daily er from Norfolk, at 10. 1. Passengers will buy tickets on th Station, where hacks for. seaside will Terms, per day, Sper Address J. Te SBADY, week, $12; per Proprietor, Bay SBURY PARK, N. [TNE VICTORIA FAM ily House, near oeean. Accommodation for eighty. Table good. Accomodations cum. lete. Sewerage and drainage yerfeet, Lighted, y gas. Terins moderate. Reduce! rates tor September. Fourth season. S. KEMPE. OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS. Great North Mountain, near Winchester, va. About 7 hours’ rite trom Washinton ‘Two mails daily and telephone conne reached by telegraph. OPE 16,1885. No bar, A safe and delightful sum sort. Altitude over 1,000 feet. Atmosphere dry swamps or fogs Four different mincral waters of great Value in the cure of kidney and liver complaints aud dyspepsia. A rare chulybeate spring, (the strong- est in the United States), containing per gallon over 14 grains of iron in the best form known, Viz. carbonate of protoride. and nearly 13 grains sulphate of magne ‘sid. ‘These mineral waters may be used singly or com- ‘bined in hot or cold baths An immense swimming ‘pool heated to an agreeabie temperature. ‘Terms very moderate. Round-trip Uckess from Washington $8.50, good for the season, Pamphictsand all information at A.& PRATT & SON Manager, 401 9th street northwest, oe ATANTIC cry. THE “BRIGHTO ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR _ Je9-e03m* F. W. HEMSLEY HE GARFIELD. ASRURY PARK, lightiuliy jocated; within. 100 vards of; beach: appointments first-class; sanitary ar- 97 ‘Dgemeuts."pericet: -nesciuhoniate. 100, ms reasonable. “A. 1k: STUC ION. = Hot ete RAD od oF oak J, way, (paved), two hundred #4". Fards from (he surfs house new: perfect dra n- 2 Ever water from arteran we re] chiss Address THES CAROLLD TPE, BELLEAIRE. “ATLANTIC C ‘Ocean end of Connecticut aveue—Ac conimodutions frsteclass Sirs, LOVE: Hox 80 oOo” POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA. SITUATED 100 YARDS FROM FORT MONTOE HYGELA Open all the year. Accommodates 1.000 guests. phatualw any Hote in the United Sates” Surround. wean i. intents, tants and strvice urexcelied, ating. boating, Hshitg aiid deriving spec ally attractive. rermy for en ae com jons than apy resort in the country. ‘ocean alt, ree from malaria. and conducive to refresh, ig steep. "Send Yor descriptive pamphlet, & SON. _3.—DE myz5tolsep PHUEBUS, Proprietor. fTON HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, CoN TO Foams beaultully situated within haifa block of bach ible and. appolu'- Lea Mente Arsvetass. Manitary arraugements erect GORDON P. 0. Box Usd. e53 * FFICE OF W. W. LAMB, M.D. 1249 HANOV! T., PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1884, MESSRS. EISNER & MENDELSON, SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFF MALT EXTRACT U.S.OF A, 320 RACE 8T., PHILADELPHTA. I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFF'S MALDEN THACT FOK THE PAST FIVE SEATS. IN PRIVATE PRACTICE, AND HAVE NENAGH AND TOMTC NUTRITIVE V3 x GOOD “IN PERSONS CONVALESCING FROM FEV! IN CASES OF _ D! EPSIA, FOR MOTHERS NUISING, AND ‘CASES OF WEAKLY CHILDRE AND ALSO IN. NG UBLES. MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN BY Ts IMMENSE IMPORTATION SEMI-MONTH- Y,AND AcOUT A MILLION OF BOTTLES IM- PORTED BY You HAVE PASSED NY INSPEC TION IN THE CUSTOM-HOUSE SATISFACTO- RILY pee ES red nae cause prea REE 0 OF PHILADELPH GENUI IMITATION, NONE ARE OF TON, HOHARS fe26.th..00 EEE banat Be eveky norte “Te Go:oex , Eiscrs Crormyxe 2" A PURE MALT EXTRACT, ee eee ee ae at ” desir ‘Pat eC] an! we ee eens Seual advantages in French (ieriit‘meihoa). and i mF ccbippakieubiactusaeanains Gajeet Drawings etka. taidion VESSEL AND FARNESE Iba} scholars per seasion of five months @30, M incireciect School tua Kinierearen, We Studies will be resumed on Monday, Septeaiber 7a, INNS. Goran. on 13th st. now. SEPTEMBER 14th (G Lutheran Churen). Deduction to old pupils. Send for a Prospectus. ISH Tothat nm, Deuseton to elt DUS AUR | Sothatutin Mother AZARTAS, President x z GUCRTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTE SNeally taught. Sorcess guaranteed if instructions ie a ox eae, are followed Private Preierred amt vunbee PCr Mice of Jolin & baw ct rN 2100 axp 1104 M Steet N.W. ESCH EEL onc Js and VOrAL MU GERECTS, af well as those” wishing to Ie. Pertormers or Teachers. ‘Terms $12 w. (QUARDOTTE TALE sGioor, (Str 5, Chariette” Hats ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY ScII0oL, FoR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. Ww. Sond for Catalogue. ‘Trastocs. MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, A.M, Principal. Se ee eS: Vavaas mina YOUSEFURNISHINGS. MNS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT, J es: ae > ee Assisted {by a Corps of Thirteen afte Masters and ‘Teachers, Mighest Standard in Foglish and Classical Studies. | Resnen Baxns Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. FOR THE GEM. Special Advantages in Instrumentaland Vocal Music, MASON IMPROVED AND MASON sagcgususazemss PORCELAIN-LINED JAR. Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST, 1885. 3: Ww. ecracyen 6 BRO. No. 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWaRasT, Application by letter or persounliy, as above. auz2-3 Sen auzh Sitti Mira pol for both sexes, ESAT T mo. CSepL) 14th. To prov of school a laboratory and ad: ischenies WE ARE > SOW RECI VING OUR FALL STOCK on has been on- | OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, AND UPHOLSTRY danced by grade GOODS, WHICH COMPRISES ALL THE BPST fustruction in lng) THE MARKET. You VITED TOCALL AND Lok THROUGH, F PLEASED, MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS. HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASIT PRICRA Yo BORK, 10 Bth st. now. au19 801 Market Space 308 and Is Tas Or Peace PREPARE FOR WAR, ren. Sup al music. Pa cate or backward puyils. VERLEY SEMINARY, 1537 1ST. Sasienue Sie aes teres Prepare for cold weather by having your LA- . MINS LIPSCOM, TROBES and FURNACES put in complete order be EY INSTITUTE, SIN CONN. AVENUE, | fore the rush commences and while we can send firw> Eneiish and French school for young Indies an ‘i Hittle cirls Keopens se i. or terms, | Class Workmen to do your work, é&e., address Misses IBUH Mrs s POEs VE and inatish ope: W. & JENKS @ co, TAT Teh xtreme, clober Ist. 4 constant practics. Srxctens & F 1 FURNITURE, CARPETS, BED! STERY GOODS. STRAW MATTING, BABY CARRIAGES. LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE, ETe., ETC Remeber, we guarantee prices to be aiways the lowest. 915 TrH Sraxer Noung wart, ETCHER, NG AND UPHOL- LASSICAL YIGH meniers Its myo ___LADIES' GOODS. __ Sttiuxe Ovr Seuss Oon TO CLOSE. BUSINESS ply 1 Having concluded to give up businuss, l offer my em LING, 11-D., President, | tire stock of UST, N.W.—THE COURSE, LADLES' MILLINERY, FANCY Goops dies compris = Enslish, Preneh, AXD CLOAKS nd “Greek:” Gook-kesping, Ariiummetic and | ata great sacrifice ‘Cail early for barat Mw Ao the dente are dréatized w tn vim uion, a nnitorm Isto fe a iP ie MBE th. Terms 510 por ~n = 71S Market wp REV. EAL Mout Ki PSOE BARGAINS IN MALLANERY, “Ti order to make room for our Extensive Import tions af Fall Millinery, we will, during this month, sell our entire stock of handsome French Bonnets and auld. Misona bo AVE Collegiate Inst Thstrumental music and harmony. Methodsel the best Earopean masters followed. Por terms aud other particalars na Hats also Sitk Gloves, Handkerchiets and Neckwear auls-dm Apply at 1025 Vermontay. | atu great aucrition IN COLLBG: INSTT MRS. M. 3, HUNT, oun La: ts twelfth animal | au 1209 F Stuxer Nowrorwaer. SSon Wed: 1 experienced te Tewiars apply to th her with a full corps: fal CHA, ¥ FEDORA DRESS SHIELL Is RECOM inended by the Leading Dressmakers Ttis absolutely impervious, For sale at all bry Goods and Ladies’ Furnish! Jy30s%u pe Principal, ay daughters as pupils, espeeally boarding pupils. will blew make application ws soon Stores possibh aulsam AN at J.C. Herenssox sve and Mogren stu pnciiomectcaes talian method; ood German, Parisian, Preach, | WILL CONTINUE TO SELL FOR THE NEXT t by crarmar; conversition and with wnsurpassed m nd Heats cpietolary styl THIRTY DAYS DESIRABLE AND SEASON- — ee ea ABLE GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED goveruess. Sirs, HOFPELDT, 1215 G st. naw.al7-3m PRICES eS ~| UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT AND ON AC 1 Hullding, BELOW COST, ‘Men. Nuniter | TRIMMED MATS AND BONNETS AT HALP- PRICS CHOICE FRENCH FLOWERS AT HALF PRICE. NY DISCOUNT ON PLUMS AND FANCY FEATHEYS. 20 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON ALL “LACES “RIB- ue im BONS,” COLORED CREPES AND DRESS SINVERGARTEN NORMAL. TRIMMINGS. IN“ with model schools tor chi CLOAKS. conte Of steraber 1 val of Nattonal | tae, 127 R. Principals. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON SPRING WRAPS, 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON “RAGLANS,” SILK AND CLOTH COSTUMES, PERFRCT-FITTING JERSEYS AT VERY LOW FIGURES, OCKLAND SC00L POR Sprinic, Ma. will reopen met EAT BARGAINS IN WHITE SUITS AND circulars, cc, aides HieN ERY C ESSING SACQUES AL. Proprielor and Prinetpal. sppeanst aa ogg yccrrmt PARASOLS AT OOST SCHOOL | FL MITTS IN ALL SHADES a4 nt ave., gives superior opportn= pe study of Literatare, Uhtiusojay and he and Modern Lausuases.” School peur beosns 28th. aus CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 9 Dis. naw. A practical business education that cune men and wou SILK HALF-PRICE, FOSTER SILK AND TAFFETA GLOVES AT 10 Xe . ‘T DISCOUNT. Paris, 907 Paave D. N BRANDIS, MODISTE, Re»ove MME. Vo Thoruuz! Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York: sh Lane Wan, Barr & Co., Si. Louis, Mo. eve piti, Suits made at the shortest notice. Supertor fittin ical reaonable prices and satiation guaranteed, a ening Dresses. Tridal Troseatt 4 specialty. Sept, Yar am. an for arrange | yy’ < pettect, beeweet 2 and ik ments by Wievear or quarter,on and alter MONDAY, | —930-haw meee eee tenes; emenen © 26 Bee Aug. 24, A full cory iar, givi Crreu? jeation, pa au MAEER W000 INSTITUTE. CoNCORDVILLE, aA Pu.” Young men prepared tor coliee or busi Hew. Degrees conferred upon young lady graduates Careful attention to little bors and girls M*= BOM. MENGERT, 419 OTH ST. N.W. «Aft Pmbroldery materiaisof all kinds. Infants’ iaace and Shirred Caps, Shawls, ete. Pitiest grads uf Zophye and Kaitting Yarns, all ai reduced prices. Stamping promptiy done. e103 Dovecriass: a6Sm_J. SHORTLIDGE (Vale Codege), A. M.. Prin, VV SESS Cospbievavony or Music | =< joore's Hull,311 Oth st_n.., continues throu have . the summer. Plario, Oncan, Voice. Violin, Flute. Cor: | ° 200 Dosen LADIET BALBRIOGAN net.c. Sew ani ree advan HOSE, sizes 8 to G%, our regular 47c. Howe, which we shallesell for 37ige per pair; tree pair for $1 or $2 improved method. PLLARD (aul-1iy*) ar nlou Naw West Was randday | per box E Wee Washing:on, school for youug ladies and Littie girls, ‘The fourteenth | Sicenaie, Jat begiiy September 16th, Ino. wih fall corps ot g Heathers For circulars apply to principal “palsine Mise LUCY STEPHENSON, | —™F6. State stones. Mt Cees Sielitinn_ ar se en FPRERGT BYFING, “scovniss “AND DRY HORTHAND — REGULAR cLass sessrons | EGeanns 1209 New York ave. tum. S every evening. Private lessons a specialty. All | All” kinds*of Ladies "aod Gents warsnents. ied hand books and publications constuntiy ouhand, | Cleaned ‘and faiished tn the must superior. anwer es fur learning the-art ars Piet tase, Nate ie Mtr pate ae Ladies’ bet PANTO! etl te she Tae iss NIK K. MS er CHE, ay: HUMPHERY, $100, STREET NORTHWEST ‘Studi Hskea comets to order ‘bud material, etaber Zt sped Ghd guarantees perfect BE and comfort Director, FaciALTies ARK ‘Carroll. | prench Hand-taase Underciothing Merino Underwear Baltimore county, 3d. ‘and finest imported Goot QE SCHOOL, FOR HOvS—BROOKEVILEE ene 2 aiemy. Drockville, Montgomery County. Children’s Corsets and a $1 Corset (iiss HL'sowa, Young as (ic or ‘Business Life, Ee Okman ent ane Jea2tsl REV. DRC. K. NELSON, Principal. | CoxcensraTep 5 ‘RENCH LESSONS. F''barisian pronunciation: omy CRAB ORCHARD cal ot panguage: ia time. ea te SE we = Je30-6m_ 1014 17th st nw. bet. K and. ‘THE GREAT RENOVATOR PROF. ORTENSTEIN, THE POPULAR GUITAR RECOMMENDED AND INDORSED BY Prestier, nat nae ree any, Auras and USEPTTBICLAND ALL OVEN rite WORLD, THE ONLY Y THAT ACTS ON ALL OF ESE ES eee acts THE STOMACH.