Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIKF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasuincrox, D.C.,August 31, 1885, 11 am, For the middle Atlantic states. slightly cooler fair weather, westerly winds, higher barometer. For Tuesduy, sligitly cooler ‘alr weather ts ed for New England and the middle At- 2 Jviivs LANSBURGH, 315 7th street, will offer ‘to-morrow a besutiful Madras curtain usiin at 25¢. per yard. This is an exeeption- ally tine offering HAny’s TrreMPR $3 gent’s hand-sewed all- @ulf shoe is truly a woader. $16 7th street and «1922 Pennsylvania avenue. For Rext—Three handsomely furnished Fooins, communicating, en suite or single, 730 | Sth street northwest. Just ABRIVED.—Men’s fine calf gaiters, con- gress and button, at $2.44; warranted to equal any shoe sold for $3. Z. Strasburger, No. 7th st, four doors above 1. Firty-centT Dabo SHapes, Holland, best quality, with ali the fixtures, at Julius ‘Lans- Durgh’s, 315 7th street. Lares, do not forget to attend the special sales of Silks, Velvets and Winter Goods at 908 7th street northwest. See advertisement in auction column. Senoon DmEssEs for children, from 25e. up, at J. Herzog’s, 915 7th street northwest, BEForE purchasing yonr winter fuel consult our advertisement and save money. Heary A. Clarke & Son, 933 F st. now ENGLISH CxossLey's MATS, 48 cents, at Julius Lansburgh s, 315 7th street. PUSSELIs ICE CREAM shipped anywhere out 7 New York avenue. 's pure elder vinegar. & on Agents, 937 La ave. ‘Ladi kid and morocco ye 2. Stra Ov Srectanty. bution shoes, worked holes, at 98e. doors above I, ‘sale of 50c, Ottoman’s, 315 7th street. To-morrow last da at Julius Lansburgh’ Ovk $4 handsewed Gaiters for Gent's and Ladies are equal to $3 custom shoes. Young’s, 402 sth st. sale agent for $2.50 Elecirie Shoes: So Electric soles == Tux CurLp of Lucilla Jackson, aged three months, died suddenly on Saturday, without the attendance of a physician, and the coroner was notitied and gave @ certificate of death from dysentery. To-moRRow great sale of rugs and art squares at about half price, at Julius Lansburgn’s, 315 tb street. Face and eyesizht fitted. $1. Hempler, cor. 4% CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. ComiQve StMMEK GARDEN.—Variety. Dime MeseuM.—“Collars and Cuffs” Comedy company. —-__ Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:00 p. m., and extinguished at 11:10 p.m. ‘The forty-sixth anniversary of the 19th-street Buptist church (colored) was celebrated yester- @ay. Rev. Walter H. Brooks, the pastor, in his morning servicw reviewed the history ‘of the ebureh from its small beginning in 1539, to its Present day of influence and prosperity. ‘The National nine left the city last night for Jerey City, “They will play, in that elty and Newark this week, and in Bridge Conn., next week, and then return to close the season on the Washington grounds. ‘The Grand Lodge, 1. 0. O.F., of the District ‘will be represented at the meeting of the Sover- eign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in Baltimore, September 21, by Messrs. J.T. Petty and M. D. Brainard. Oliver Dufour will be the delegate from the Grand Encampment of the District. ‘The Corcoran Gullery of Art will be reopened The Oyster Redivivas. THE MONTH WITH THE BAND THE PROSPEOTS, FOR THE SEASON. On the Ist of September the eyster passes out from the baleful influence af the monthe, the Posed to be fatter and more bi demand for them is revived and the dus lumber which has coilested on the oyster counters in saleons is cleared away and the fe- viting pyramid ot bivalves with the spex crowned with gleatalng ice once more attracts the eye and invites the appetite. There may be no good reason why sbopld eat oysters on the 1st of on the Is of Ai and Sree tenet People don't begin August and they do os # and consequently discuss the reasons w! the fact that dealers i Dillof fare, and that fare, ant of oysters, and not crabs snd in. on bis way home for sn ¢ ‘One of the leading oy1 reporter this moral jealer that the oysters frsrate condition —fatand juicy-end that the theres" are Sotatned frben New Yore and Nor Ik, but the Maryland law allows the Season to wekia Beptember ‘at and oo there pT pil 49 ‘the Chesa- Pitt ‘the oyaters are it te be poor, but whan an oysterman was about their con- dition he said that he hadn't seen the inside of an oyster since last spring. It isrther dificult to tell much abeut the condition of the oyster or the supply soearly in the season, and it is hot a matter of general interest, for the reason that the same is paid for a half-dozen fried or raw, in spite of the manifold vicissi- tudes of an oyster’s existence and the combina- tions of the oystermen. Oxsters may be high and scarce, but the prices remain the same for the average citizen. However, the dealers this year seem to think that tke supply will be plen- iifut, but, what Is of more importance, they say that the bivalves are in excellent condition. — Ronee! REpoRTED.—Frank Jackson, Alexandria county, Va,, reports stolen from hint at the K street market, in this city, Saturday night, a set of harness valued at $10.—Frai Norton, $15 East Capitol street, reports stolen from him Saturday night eitheron Maryland avenue orin the “Division,” a silver watch worth $20.— George C. Rodgers, 445 P street northwest, reports that bis Louse was entered late Saturday night or Sunday morning, and articles amounting in value to $9.50 were stolen.— Mrs. J. C. Parsons, 1114 9th street, Teports that she gave her washing, which was rth $23.15, toan unknown colored woman and she tailed to return it——Amanda Minor, 1003 11th street, reporis sielen from her a blue silk dress worth $15 —A. M. Clapp reports stolen from his stable a bridle and lines worth $10.— Mrs. A. Wallace, 423 Ist street, reports that her house was entered and robbed of cloth- ing and bed-spreads worth $7.—Samuel Wil- Hams, 1707 Pennsylaunia avenue, reports the loss of his pocketbook with $1.25 in it. ARRESTS IN THE “BLOODY FIELD."”—Last night while Officers Lewis und Howell were patrolling their beat—the “Bloody Pleas" tn South Washington, where Officer Sheehan shot Coleman—they arrested Peter Berry, George Robinson, Charles Burns, Alonzo Cross, Wm. Chunn, Filen Lucas and’ Henrietta Reéd, ali colored, for disorderly conduct, and they ‘left $5 eacti, whieh was forfeited in the Police Court this mornin; to the public to-morrow. “Whata beautiful placet_ How charming it will be to spend the year here!” said an intelli- nt girl, as she was assigned to-a seat in the Sasome halt of the Spencerian Business col- lege. Enterprising youn; ple have been se- curing seats dally during the past week for the regular sessions, which will be resumed to-mor- row (Tuesday), September 1, day and evening. Wz, Frazier, colored. was fined 95 by Judge Mills io-day for disordérly conduct in the Cen- ter market. Sam Batt, for being disorderly about the Dime Museum, was fined $5. Saturday night Officer Williams arrested Helen Duckett, colored, for disorderiy conduct, and she fought him all the way to the first pre- inet statioa-house. Judge Mills today fined her $15 or 45 days. The Excursion to Virginia Beach on the Lady of the Lake, managed by Messrs. Nolan and Nichois, took down a large party Saturday evening, aud was very successiul from every point of view. ——— ‘The Case of Bigelow. THE DELAY IN CARRYING OUT AIS SENTENCE EXPLAINED. ‘The fact that Benjamin F. Bigelow was sent to the state prison at Concord, N. H., last Fri- day, nearly two years after he had been con- Vieted of embezzlement and sentenced by Judge Wylie, in the Criminal Court here, has caused some comment. The question hereto fore frequently asked, why such delay in carry- ‘out the sentence, is thus explained: Upon ints made by his counsel the case went to the General Term, which. on June 22d, 1884, gave @deciston ailirming the Judgment below. ‘The Sentence was imprisonment at hard labor in ‘the Concord, New Hampshire, state prison, with which the government had a contract at the time. Shortly afterwards the contract ex- Pired, and the contractors working the prison rs there having failed,a law was passed by the New Hampshire legislature whieh, it was ¢laimed by many here, made the prison one of solitary confinement, and therefore Bigelow could not be sent to it. It was also claimed by some of Bigelow's triends that the sentence was without authonty of law, as it prescribed labor. These questions were recently acted upon’ by the Attorney General, whe decided ‘hat the sentence could be carried out by send- ing the prisoner to Concord, and_he left on Fri- day. as stated in TUESTAR Since his Incar- ceration In jail he has been sick, but had recov- ered, and was in excellent health when he left. A Wire BEATER SENTENCED.—Patrick Hur- ley, a milk idler, who resides near the corner of Hand 14th sirects northeast, was placed on trial before Judge Mills in the ice Court to- day, charged with assaulting his wife Cathe Fine, whose eye showed evidences of a hard blow. Catherine testified that last night ahe Fetired about halt-past wine o'clock, “and It Was nearly ten when Pat came in. He came peyeloe tine bepress said that McDonald was. a ral an three charges against him. She said she did not care, and be then came to her, and while she was siill in bed he choked her, and sbe said she was golng down stairs. Pat said if she did be would kill ber. Pat then Went and looked out the window to see ifany- body was about, and while he was atthe wine dow she started to run down stairs, but Pat overtook her and choked her aguin, and struck her three times in tbe face. She said she had Deen abused by Put forcighteen years. He was sentenecd. to 30 days in jall'and fined 5S Go days additional ta defiait of ines °F eg PR Po Ly & f RRI 3 3 ¥ aA L & 00 a“ tus BBB A EE nm SN RN aco BOB aA 23 H NNN @ 6 be oA BS OTE G BBB 4 4 KE uUN ‘ose FPP 00 wow w RRR Peo o wwww DDE Rok Pep GO O WWWW D D EE EE eB 0 0 wwWww D DE £ - Be oo Ww ew DpD EEE - ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, Strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor Phosphate powdera Sorpowiy m cana RovaL Bakixe Powpen Oo. 106 Wall street. N. ¥. apé Casa Parces For Day Goon SELLING OFF DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS Slightly solied, at less than cont. LAWNS, Sc; NUN’S VEILING. 15 BLACK CASHMERES, (very cheap), all pure wool, double width, 3742. aes ‘SILKS at actual cost price, 50, 62,75, 87¢, Weargecllingan excellent BLACK SILK at 75e, really worth $1. COLORED SILKS, 50c., 62c., 75c. BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, (actual cost) ($1.50; real value $2 COLORED BROCADE SILK VELVET, (actual cost) $1.50; real value $2. NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING, two yards and a half wige, actual cost 25. giUACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure woot, 5a. COLORED SILK VELVET. $1. BLACK SILK VELVET, $1. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS: BARGAINS! BARGANS! BARGAINS! Handsome BROCADE FALL DEESS GOODS cheap at 6c, redaced to.12'yc. STRICTLY CASH PRICES. CARTERS 711 MARKET SPACE, ewe 7 ‘Near 7th Street. Tue Mosry Mier Is NOT aT ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 947 AND 929 TTH STREET N. W. RIP ROARING RALPH RENEGADE, THE HANDY ANDY, C4tAanan. ‘That pure, sweet, safé and effective American distil- lation of Witch-Hasel, American Marigold and Clover Blossom, eslled Samvonn's RaD- ical CURE FOR CaTaRh. with one box CaTABRHAL SOLVENT and ope Sa¥voun's ImpRovEn INKALER, ail in one package, may now be had of all druggists for$l. Ask for Sawvomn's CLERGYMEN, VOCALISTS ‘snd Public Speakers without number owe thelr pree- ‘ent usefulness and success to SaNwonD’s Rapicat (CURE yor Caranan. Rev. Dr. Wiggin says. “One of the best remedies for Catarrh—nay, the best remedy we bave found in a COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS, ‘Weary sufferer trom Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, Weak Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Female Weakness, Shooting Puins through the Loins and Back, try these ‘Pinsters. Placed over the Pitof the Stomach. they prevent and cure Ague Pains. Bious Colic, Liver Complaints, and protect the system from a thousand ills, 25c. Je15-mth New Fiz Goona W. W. BURDETTE @ Have Just Received NEW FRENCH DRESS Goons, NEW FRENCH AND GERMAN HOSIERY, NEW DIGRAIN, TAPESTRY. AND BODY- BRUSSELS CARPETS. ‘We will sell the follow! ng Unpeecedented Bargains in HOSIERY during the next 10 Days: ‘For 20c. Children’s Gray Mixed Ribbed Hose, ‘usual price 25c, For 80c. Children’s Ribbed Hose, double knees, solid colors, usual price 40c. ‘Yor 18c. Men's British Half Hose, gold everywhere for 250. For 26¢. Ladies’ Black and Colored Hose, white usual price 37iq cts, ee For 43e. Ladies’ Biack and Solld Colored Hove, with split soles, usual price 50 cts, sa Remember, we guarantee every article as rep- Fesented by the Salesmen, a04 have One Price only. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., 928 7th st. and 706 K st. n.w. CITY ITEMS. Special Notice. ‘The following extraordinary bargains will be almost given away to-morrow only at R. Gold- schmids 812-7th st. n.w. Whisk proom, black- ing brush and 2 boxes biacking 23e; Scrubbi brushes &c; ize 12c; Stove brushes 9c; Box paper and Envelopes 8c; Clothes lines 60 ft. 86; 90 ft. 12¢; Footed wash’ basins 9c; Cul- landers 9c 10 qt. Dish pans 1ic; English china dinner and tea sets combined 130 pes. $12.79, worth $18.00; Bread tray 13¢; Horse-shee butter dishes '13c; Colored glass’ flnger bowls 18¢; Painted dust pans 8c; Photograph Easels Sc; Colored glans water pitchers Gc, worth $1.00; 5 Bottle silver plated castors 89c; Hand- some decorated English china chamber sets 10 Poe, only, $4.27, worth wis only 37¢, worth 7c; Extra fine quality Sliver plated knives 6 for $1.37, worth $2.00; Extra handsome colored cut glass fruit bowls 69, worth $1.00; Honey dishes 13c; Handsorae foblets with engraved band BSc ty dz: Hxtra andsome hand painted tea sets 56 pes, only $10.97, worth $15.00; Hatr brushes 23¢; Plus! Inirrors 23¢; Silver plated stand with colored cut glass bowl 93c; Cigar lighters 2 packages for de; Handsome crystal glass off ‘aud vinogar stands only 99c, worth $1.50; Hassocks with fancy carpet only 230; Baby Curriages below cos au29-4t HE BEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES AC- knowledge the great value of Ayer's Cathartic Pills, and frequently prescribe thelr use with the ut- ‘most confidence, well knowing that they are the most effectual remedy ever devised for diseases caused by erangements of the stomach, liver, and bowels. D2XOU Wise 4 BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION? ‘Then use Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It cleanses und purifies the blood, and thereby removes biotches and pimples from the skin, making it smooth and clear, and giving ita bright and healthy appearance. au26 For Coot Warner THE MISFIT STORE. CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, OFFERS A NICE LINE OF FALL OVERCOATS FROM $6 UP. BLACK AND COLORED CORKSCREW SUITS $10 AND UPWARD. MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS $6.50 AND UPWARD. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, IN ALL DIFFERENT WEIGHTS, $6 AND UPWARD. CHILDREN’S SUITS, FOUR TO ELEVEN, IM- MENSE VARIETY, $2.25 AND UP. BOYS’ SUITS, TWELVE TO EIGHTEEN, ELE- GANT LINE, $4.50 AND UPWARD. FULL LINES OF PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS’ LOWER THAN EVER, ODD VESTS, VERY CHEAP, ar THE MISFIT STORE CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. 4@-BE SUBE aND COME TO THE CORNER an28 Over Crormxa ALWAYS ON TOP IN QUALITY axp AT THE BOTTOM IN PRICE NEVER INVEST YOUR MONEY IN CLOTHING A vor ‘Men, Boys or Children until yon have examined our stock of Serges, Drap d’Ete, Seersucker, Cassimere and Flannel Suits. Extra Long DRAP D'ETE and ALPACA Frock ‘and Sack Coats White DUCK, ALPACA and DR4P D'ETE Veats. ‘Traveling or Driving Coats, in Light and Dark Shades—ALPACA, LINEN and DUCK. SHIRTS, in White or Colored, Ready-made or to Order. NECKWEAR in all Fashlonable Shapes or Colors. nee Career ‘Suspenders, Collars, Cuffs, &c., NOAH WALKER @ CO, sys 426 Pennsylvania Avenue M. Augenstein, $17-$19-821 7th having Just bought the entire stock of a bank: rupt firma in New York, offers the same at fol- lowing wondertully low prices: Decorated din- ner sets, new styles, $11.47, worth $20; lava cuspadores, 24c.; decorated chamber sets, $2.12, worth $4; 30 ft. clothes line, 4c.; 60 ft., 8c.; 90 ft, 12¢;'120 ft., 160; deedrated tes Paper $357: nvelopes, ber Loge dit By r abd 24 envelopes, . dishpan, 33- plates, 1 vegetable dish and 1 meat dish, %y-doz, ; Japanned chamber pails, 29c.; broom, black- 3e.; French china pitchers, hand-painted, hand-painted salt shakers, with silver-plated tops, 19¢., sold else- where at 50c, Great bargains in house furnis| ings of every description, Trunks and baby carriages way below 1 me, &c, Reed birds waler. Ladies’ large saloon attached. School Shoes. Misses’ heeled and spring-heel kid, pebble and Rica button, fine and solid, $1, $1.25, Ghila’s spring heel button, plain and tipped, 58, 65, 75, 90 cts, #l. $1.25. Boys’ and Youths) lage ard button, 75,80 ets., $1, $1.20, $1.00, 82, $2.30. a NG's, 402 7th st, Remember: The Old Woman in Window. fellbrun’s old stand. Fall Style Hats Just received at Franc’s, corner 7th and D, the guly strictly one price hat and gent’s furnish ing’store in the city. 1 1 WASHINGTON, Fiske 2, i i z i MITCHELL, 1100 Feansyivanis ave SALE-OR LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS, ‘new ten-room on ), Bear Ginga station, Virsinta “Midland ‘ratitoed: SoNviaze' Fee ‘7th st and jexandria, Va. SALK—A NEW FRAME Hi 7 ROO! Frsics eh, ‘About half acre. grounds 3 iminutes from, ‘office and depot, “For lors ad: dress J. F. MOCK, Falls Fairfax county, va aulsim® iB SALE—A COMFORTABLE AND CONVEN- a atic GREET Cor UE Ergeed order: twojatres: well shaded iawn. trutt and Sonvenisatlo horse care. “Aaaresg Tine” Houses ‘W. W. STINCHCOM! 117 West Lombard st, Baltimore, Ma. au4-lm 262 Fear le ele a SFEE ‘ave ‘Sia: 2 ane PR Hiren mlauter, to oy These ered with a. beaatikis forest trees, cligipie building sites’ "$15 and wards lok mule pata For paticalses So py to THOS MY Nis, Bole Agent, 745 Oth stn, Wer 150 sold. ‘Also, a handsome, solid Brick Residence of seven- ue } in East Blade twelve’ maautes fi ea aest-clae. , Stable, barn, etc, etc. condition, and is ‘a stately lovely residence. ‘Terms made easy. ‘Title Indis- putable. “address MARION DUCKETT, Attorney: Bladensburg, Marylaud, Jel2-3m BOARDING, (OK RENT_807 H ST. N.W., SEVERAL ROOMS TRUE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 OTH ST. N. w. stud te La Petre sw: cor. 10th and & uw. are ths best conducted Boarding houses tn the city. ‘Table dext- class: pleasant rooms. x perms moderaie. Oca Os eS Fepainted, and in every way put in drstclass TREMONT.”—THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN order. Itis the coolest and most deatrable place to board inthe city. ‘Terms, $20, 30, $40 erm Je7 Locust SLEN_TWO0 LAKGx ROOMS VACAX 4 trou September 1st: location healthy and near mountalus; vol, shady: table good, and pure water: 5u.50 per Week. Address WILL JAMES, Round Hill, Londoun county. Va. per JOUNTRY ROARD.—TWo LE. / the mouth $ »ptember, on the road, five miles tro1 :0OMS FOR ots Station, Apply to stots Station. Apply 10 augitute L. V. O'TOOLE, 1335 Pa, 1OOD BOARD 1 UNTAINS WITH A W private iumily. 14, mile from snickersville, ex- Cillent rocms, good malik and vegetables, &e." Kot ree erence apply 911 F st. aug1-3t* JOUNTRY BOAR} 7 Ma. rooms: place: Be ok KR terms. moderat ‘fue shade; Brick mansion; large, rallroud station on the large porcies: location high and althy. Address “Oakland,” Star office. 4uz0-1w" Googy, BoaRD IN PRIVATE FAMILY. 3M utes’ walk of station, Lult bour of the city r sons could be uccommodated during the month of Seplember, Address, for all particulars, HEC. Star oftice, 28-31 JOUNTRY BOARD FOR MONTH SEPTEMBE high: Healthy; plenty fruit, milk, &e.; within bw uniles of city; conveyanice to and from clty dally dress Hox 85. Star office. ANTED-FEW BOARDERS AT MT. ENTER prise. Good water, plenty of frult aud shade. For further particulars ingilire of Dr. S.’T. MASON, 213 Ha st. n.w.. or address Mra. E, M. MASON. Accotink, Fairfax county, Va. 28-80 5{X OF EIGHT MORE BOARDERS CAN BE AC Scommodated with fine rooms and splendid table ai $7 per week at Creedmore Springs, near Warren. ton, Va Address ‘E. ZIMMERMAN, ‘auzl-2we ‘Warrenton, Va, ‘School Shoes at Low Prices. Spring heels, morocco and kid, from 59. up. lorocco shoes, With beels, froin 73e. up. Misses’ solid leather shoes, trom 9c. up. Misses’ fine common sense, at $: Youths’ shoes, laced and button, $1.17. Boyy' good quiullty button, $1.24. Also children’s fine shoes iit low figures. Z. STRASBURGER, 2 No, 906 7th street, four doors al 3 Silver plated show cases forsale very cheap at R, Goldschmids 812-7th. st. n.w. 1 Frauk, Jeweler, 457 Pennsylvania Ave. New line gold and silver watches, chains and charms. ‘LBtest designs in ince. pis and) ea rings. Johnson's Oysters, 13th and E sts. Catch on, they are fine. Ladies’ large saloon attached. it Save Time Money go to 736 7th, Young's spot cash cloth and silk house. Call and see for yourself. 3 Twilled Silk Umbrellas, 26-inch, paragon frame, $1.99, at_ the Boston Variety Store, 705 and 707 Market Space. w,fin Cholera, Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria, vented by the use of Reed & Catnrick’s So” um Hypochlorite (disinfectant). Recom- mended by the Public Health Association as el. ____ PROPOSALS T PDROPOSALS “FOR NITED STATES: ee SUPPLIES FOR TH AVY YARD, WASHING- Sealed Prop Chiet of he 18 Washington, D will be reevived ‘at the O'CLOCK M. op the FIRST 1885, ut which Lour the oj gommenced Fnited states ¥F OCTOBER, pening of the bids will be furnishing and” delivering at the ‘avy Yard, Washington, D. G., the rials enibraced in printed schedules, ich, with form of offer and guaranty and structions, wil! be furnished by the Bixeau on appll- Gation grid sent by mull, If 30 requested, to persons de siting vo olfer for any’ or all Uf the classes named therein. ‘The ciasses to be bid for are as follows: <0. 2. steel: ‘Crucibles: . . 6, Phosphor-bropze; No. 7 . 9," kituminous Coal;' No. 10, @ Coal; No. 12, Pint Wood: No. 12, Leathe: Belting; No. 13, Ol; No. 14, :aint Brushes: No. Nall Screws; No. 17, Paint; No 1s, Hurd: No. 19, Muslin, canvas, &e. ), Miscella- neous Each bid must be accompanied by a written guaran, ty of two responsibie peisous, in the full amount of the contract thattue bidder will, within ten (10) days after the contract sbull have been awarded to him enter into @ written contract with the Navy depart: ment for the fultilment of the sue. ‘The Bureau resesves the right to reject any or all bids not advantageous to the government und to waive defects, MONTGOMERY SICARD, ausi m4t Chief of the Bureau, superior toall other disinfectants and germ: eldes. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet. 11,W5-45 182 Fulton st., N.Y. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Ressez Baxps FOR THE GEM. MASON IMPROVED AND MASON PORCELAIN-LINED JARS, J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO. auzl ‘No, 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, HEATING RANGR ‘The only Range that will heat two or three tooms above as well as do the regular cooking. au28-3t HL I. GREGORY, 910 Penna. ave. pee Eaaty Awnouncement. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL STOCK OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, AND UPHOLSTRY GOODS, WHICH COMPRISES ALL THE BEST LUMBER FOR BRIDG: Orvice ov PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS, No.1 709 Penn. Av., WasHINOTON, D.C. Aug, 12,1885, SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re: SS celved at this oflice until noon, Wednesday. Se] tember 2d, 1885, for furnishing ‘about 27,000 board measure of Georgia pine timber and plank. Specifications can be obtained at this ofilce. The right la reserved to reject auy and al 9u15,17,18,19,31 Provosas vo! Civnx’s Oxvice, House oF Rxruwswrarives U.S, WasuiNTox, D.C, August 18, 1885, Sealed Proposals will be received at_thig office until TWELVE NOON ON MONDAY, SIP- TEMBER SEVEN, 1886, for the delivery of elgnt Gani ago itty, (30) cords of best Sprace Pige saat “aa, S, cords 01 race ciguiy oycuras of best Oak Wood and ae much wore Gta kad Wood as mus be needed’ by, the: House of Representatives during the present ear, sald Wood and coal wo be delivered urd stored in Goer ranie of the south wing of the Cepitol on or before the Gay of October, 1885. ‘The coal must. weigh 2,240 pounds to the ton aud the oak wood be cut in threo (3) pieces. ‘The wood must invavure 128 cuble feet to, Gord and be corded, measured and cut at tbe Capitol. ‘The right to re-welgh the coul “at the Capitel and the Fight to relect any and all bids, is reserved. The Dids pposals for Coal und Wood" and ad- JOHN B CLARK, Je, ‘u1-2w Clerk of the House of Representatives, [ARLES J. Gi x y FPATENTS, ‘Counsellor-at-Law ahd Expertst. Cond building, THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Je withont «doubt the most RravtiuL.and the mow Norarriovs th the world. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MM, containing as it does ali the most Improved Machin: STiour Ussukramen tne ry st ‘would Ene cfeet et baile ale arn peter me Eis oral cision ofa rea and wary more NUTRITIOUS, yielding more bread to the rome § ‘than any other Flour. ‘Ihe best trade admits from Sibresd making qualities It is the cheapest as Well asthe best, Sr eltnee, family or baker a jour vel (tvery barrel is warranted to give entice STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, and will please the ost ex- acting Lousekeeper abd satiety te mest instidiouseyi- cure. GILT-EDGE, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent. RELIANCE. A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, mafeby the celebrated Hungarian process. Itis avery cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of all clases, and we guarantee will give satis‘action lo every one wlio wily GOLDEN HILL ‘The oM reliable stand-by and the Standart’ Family Flour of the District. It {sequal in quality toa ereat many high-priced Patent Flours, whiist it can be bought for considerable less money. We defy compet!- torsto bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we Jel susured that any housekeeper who tries them once Wil Mever Use anything cise, OrsALe by aligrocers, ‘Wholesale Depot, corner 1st st. and Indianasve sel WM. M.GALT @ 00. Sxtime Our TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Having concluded to give up businuss, I offer my en- of tire stock of LADIES’ MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS AND CLOAKS at a great sacrifice, Call early for bargains. M. SILVER, au15-2m ‘715 Market Space. Meson BARGAINS IN MILLINERY, In order to make room for our Extensive Importa- tions of Fall Millinery, we will, during this month, sell our entire stock of handsome French Bonnets and ‘Hatsvalso Silk Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Neckwear at a great sacrifice. MRS. M. 3. HUNT, aul 309 FS: NHE FEDORA DRESS SHIELD IS RECOM mended by the Leading Dressmakers, tis absolutely tmpervious, For sale at all’ bry Goods and Ladies’ Furnishing stores Bossa EMOVED. MME. VON BRANDIS, MODIST2, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York: Wm. Barr é& Co., St. Louis, 3fo. Suits made at the shortest’ notice. Superior fitting, reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranterd, kiveuiug Dresses, iiridal Trosseaus a specialty. _SySu-2mF "930 14th street, between 1and Kx. J. C. Hereuxsox. 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 COST. TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT HALF- PRICK. CHOICE FRENCH FLOWERS AT HALF PRICE. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON PLUMES AND FANCY FEATHERS, 10 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON ALL “LACES,” “RIB- BONS,” COLORED CREPES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS. cLoaKs. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON SPRING WRAPS. 10 PRR CENT DISCOUNT ON “RAGLANS,” SILK AND CLOTH COSTUMES. PERFEOMFITTING JERSEYS AT VERY LOW FIGURES. GREAT BARGAINS IN WHITE SUITS AND DRESSING BACQUES, PARASOLS ATCOST SILK MITTS IN ALL SHADES AT HALF-PRICE. FUSTER SILK AND TAFFETA GLOVES AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. ‘7 Previse. Paria 907 Paava 4y26 Hee Musssrrs Conser ‘Reduces the size and increases the length of the waist of fleshy ladies without injurious tight lacing. ‘Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Is the best spinal supporter ever made: and it sup- pri mi. Patronleed by meuibers of Congress iL citizens | ‘Bor seats or for- {her information nddren PO. Mow 304 cuy. austin ry ITBIN C SHORTIDGES ACADEMY FOR 233 NIMS SNOW PRTERDEDPRLA Fixed price covers every expense—even books, &c. No extra ct ‘no incidental nes am i- Ration for mamnisiou. experteuted teasbers~ait mon Bean, or fitted at Media Academy, now in Harvard, Yale. Princeton and ten oth@ Colleges and Tulstectmie Schools, Med a has seven chunties anda temperance Arcular addres the cifal and Proprietor. “Call at Riggs Mouse. 200 Sepiember WITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE, A. M., au31-2w (Harvard University Graduate), Média, Pa, 3CHOOL OF MUSIC. (istablished Ley S 707 Sth st. n. wera Guarecy Meh ae ern = ve Private and class lesona at School and remdences, FREE ADVANTAGES Piano or Voice, $5, $8, $10 and $15 a term. Grurelt organ | rgan for practice), $10.8 term. Meee Sie and §) Say . m ‘slaiogues a0 pice list on application. _au20Tn THHO. TNGALLS KING, Principal M*x MARGUERITE E. SAXTON, al Teccher of See AND DRAMATIC _Apply or address 4208s n.w. au 20.8t eo a ~ on ‘begina. Neptember or ‘ish. Latin, Greek, Preach and Gerinai SwSi0t Howe DLE eiT weer Neo. ere WANTED —, LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND ouths dewriag # thorough evening course, bu tness oF common school, to send or cifcalar WY INSTITUTE. sw. cor Sthand Kae, ba ai®-1me Me Is AND FRENCH } 1908 H street Wut roopen WEDS EADAT, September 30th. au28-2m French, the language of Ube school T. JOHN'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Ss ‘VERMONT AVE, BETWEEN M AND N STS. ‘This Institution affords every facility tor a thorouch education whether Cia sical, selentificot Counmercial Slidies resumed, Motday,~epteusber 7, 15u a0 NO BRD TOBIAS, President HE CEDA = ‘A Home and Day Schoo! for Young Ladies and Little Girts, Reopens OCTOBER Ist. Thorongh lish Course, with the Lanj Music and Ari, under the best Instructors. Fateustve grounds for-exeres=. 2029 3m MISS EARLE, 1916 35th st. MERSON INSTITUTE, 914 14TH ST., BE ‘tween Land K, select classical and mathematical school for boys, begins ius 34th year MONDAY, Sep- tember 21st. ‘Prepares for business, for Harvard, Yale, Princeton aud other’ colleges, for the sckentitic schools and for the U.S. Military ‘and Naval acade- mies. For particulars address CHAS. B. YOUNG, Principal, 914 14th st. Circulars can be obtained at tu au2b-61 : SEXT. WIT CORPS OF PROFESSORS IN ALL THE COLLEGIALE BRANCHES, in addition to the De- partinent of Scientitie and Practical Agriculture. “Terms: For scholastic year of two sessions, emibrac- ing tultion, board, fuel. tlgnts and washing. $200; pay- menus made accuimmodatng. “end for caimlogue. ‘Persons wishing (0 Visit the college which is only 20 minutes from Washington, can procure 30 cept Found trip tickets at Baltimore @ Olio railroad. “The Presi- gett of the College can be seen a, Enbitt House every Wednesday afternoon, between 24 an "AUG. J. SMITH, President, u26-1m Ma agri Collese, Ma. 18S DENGLERN GERMAN AND Mi "itn Sentot: So: 20 etm. wr. reopens Xe deri, theconimon Fr Tish braiieher aid ( langage tatught practical for‘adut and culidren. PS Raton AT Wie LS miber 16th, 1885. Un- inuages in French (Beriiiz method). ant in ‘Object Jorawing. auz4-3un MiSs BESIB, AND. BARNES REOPEN AM tireir setect School and Kindergarten. foot ¢ Soran, ‘on 1sth sD.W.. SEPTEMBER 14th (Grace Lutheran Cuuren). Deduction to old pupils. “Apply LL oth st. nw. au2s3we M™ VERNON SEMINARY, 1100 ax 1104 M Sterer N.W. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, ron ‘YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRIS, ‘MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, Principal. MISS SARAH A. SCULL, Vice MRS, EUGENIA CUTHBERT, } ro Assisted [by @ Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and ‘Teachers. Highest Standard in English and Classical Studies. ‘Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ‘Special Advantages in Instrumentaland Vooal Music, Artand Elocution. ‘Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST, 1885. Application by letter or personally, as above. au22-3m TP HE, NORWOOD INSTITUTE 1213 AND ate red a “Thin select school for young ih a full corps of accomplished instructors, ns Neplember 30, 1885. Catalogues sent. Address Sir'sua Mire Wit). CABELL. priocipain ana RIENDS" SELEC ary and high school for. (OOL, AN ELEMENT- ‘doth sexes, 1811 Ist n.w., will reopen #th_ mo. (Sept.) 14th. ie for ‘and of school @, ae we Saat tional room for recitations and calisthealcs have Senne haceer antcciartar at IS r ehatVaoe a Sete racemase Coote eae SQSITEIS © SHORTLIDGrS MEDIA acap buy‘time, wend he sincere SW TEATS THbGE "a RT Calarvand College Greduasa Media Pa DROP. ORTENSTEIN, THE POPULAR GUITAR lencber, @: will, tesch, during Juls- August and Guitar, . Pano: ing amd Mar magpy. $8 per term” Inquire at 1742 Palave. nw. oe ee lesvilie, MA, S ER AGthe Berane toserate” Fer ‘ciel dress Mts. M. PORTER, Principal ait] sian GELWYN HALL. READING.P A. A THOROUGH SS preparatory sshool for Bova” Conducted apon the niliitary plan. Boys of any Fi powied. Send Ot catalogue, terms, ete. 1. C. BISHOP, head snaster, Reading. Pa dy leomm * DRENCH LESON Parisian proonciation: natnral methot. A prac ical use of the Lauguage tanght Ina @hort thane. A RLY PRUDHOMMK, _3630-6m OLS 17th st. now. bet, Kain Te DRIVATE LESSONS IX ALL GRAIN. OF I: to. ‘confidential: rem tor college, West Point, all exact NSTITUTE. sw. corner Sth aud K ata. a. (Cinaasicai, Busine SW. FLYNN, AM % enon. ia NORMAL INSTITUT ‘ith model schools for children. CoUrNe OFS months, $100." inquire after Septensber L of Mrs LOUISE POLLOCK. principal of Nation Kindergarten, 929 8th wi..or Frociel Lnetitgun 11 13th st” Misses POLLOCK & NORKK. Principals. aulS-3w OCKLAND SCHOOL POR GIRLS, SANDY ‘Md. will reopen September sth. For cirealams, 4c. addrews HEN ICY (ALLOW HDL Ay 1M. Propzletcr aud Principal muh te [ES MILTON'S scH00; “FOR YOUNG Lat dies, 821 Vermont ave.. gives superior apporias inkites for the study of Literature, Uitiopy wird the Avcieat and Medern Lauguages. School sear heciam September 28th. 2am WANDD OY RENSINGION ART oo, wae tnale belp im all paris of the todo our Light, pleamt Work at heir bomen. ‘Sent by” sail te ay adage tg cauvntngowsy Toa any one rom $210 810 pei week. Tor ll saturn Hon addres KENSINGTON ART ROOM, 19 Peart Mans. Box 5075. DAME OF MARV. Collegiate Institute for, YOUNG LADIES ana Preparatory “school for LIT Nk GIRLS vovaue lowe. Salles frgm taltimore, Md. "Conducted by the Sixt re Yau. Now Jy3-4.m.6 2m ‘Send for catalogue - ‘ GERMAN LADY WITh HIGHEST RmOoM- mendat of any an Ivy 1 _ Bening Camen, $3 and CINDERGARTEN can earn, fons aid desires pupils are for Classic and Modern Masic Singing after true Italian method: good German, Parisian, Fre and Ttatian twaght by grammar: comveramtion Chistolary a With Gneurpersnd method. ie daughter might accept situadion as daily or resident governess Mrs MOFFELDT, 1215 G st. n.walym, NGTON ACADEMY, Corcoran Buliding, (or. Pa Ave. and 15th ai, opp. US. Treasury. ‘A select school tor Boys and Young Mew. Number ly scholars of good moral character re term begins the 2d Menday in Seyteuben y ‘ening sexsions. Careful and ie struction In thecomumon English branches, boukkeap ing. shorthand, higher arithmetic, al Tratin and Greek “BURTON MACAT HE ASC Mei Fisbingto tals om iT. JOSEPHS COLLRG Principal % MM iter ation “natn an Conn ine: Boarders per session of five mantiy $100, Day students secordiag to grade. Stndies will be re> sumed on MONDAY, September 7, Ls). Address BRO. JOSKPH, Director, ‘Carroll B. Jy18-2m ‘comnty, ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRADL Uate and certified examiner of the New Engiand SUMMER RESORTS. ‘ORDAN WHITE Ntephenson's Depot P.O. Tet June Painphicts at the'Star office Ce .- mee 3. Cue rer pom nome, CHAPEL POINT, THE LONG BRANCH ‘OF MARYLAND, OPEN JUNE 1 TO Nov. L Most beautiful resort in Maryland. Bourd $5 to $16 0 week. Stcamer Geo, Law Potomac Steamboat Ca. wharf, ‘st., dally except Friday and Mo aub-im | HOWARD BiOS" Propeimtors. poy HOUSE, ATLANTIC (crTy SN. i ‘Arkansas ave. wear the ocean. ‘Low rates. Accommodations unsurpassed. ve ADV! TO. box OTE LAURANCE, COR, MAIN AND. COURT (oray, Var Opened Sats tm. 1504. Tocaind uptown, and One mis from the wonderful ouverts of Laney, Pure Sept oqual wang with, every i equal to anywith. ev gaara Pre base wilt meet all waina. Rates, iplranes FOSEPI PARKINSON. Propletor. PORTENCU EHOUSE,CORN ER ARK AN- sas ave. and tora Frout, AUautie Cy, Sader enirst howe tovthe beach tre 3: ‘Virginia. Open = new, neat sud "PHE BELLE View, ‘Ocean end of Wesis) a family jundid Hathing, Fishing and ‘Spl ig, Pistinig “A SBURY PARK, N. 3.—TRE VICTO! A ‘House. pear’ ocean. modation, for eighty. "Table good. THE “BRIGHTON? ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR arough and” sufficient to = ; z LSE tah ae parca eon tec stoients fet our bert colleges end universiives | _JeO-e0Sme F. W. HEMBLEY & SON. — AND NOVEL THINGS IN THE MARKET. YOU | i and Fats, “Good work, guod references, moder | B%the Cody. it produges ay okegane, re students fOr ou ne ees | oem _¥. w. LEY 200%. K-siouts oF Lason Comix To Wasnixe- NAMBY PAMBY, Waar Do You Tursx or T; ARE INVITED TOCALL AND LoOK THROUGH, | NEcharEss.Twewy-oue Pees experience. _431_ | artistic shape, irrespective of the Weuter'sform. "| end tor catalogue or call ssctwol fom 10am 1012 | Fite GARFIELD, ASBURY PARK, S.3.—De Tos.—D. A. 84. Knights of Labor, of Richmond, we A HIS? | {ND, IF PLEASED, MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS, Se rE AT LAW nding, | iegrwotegainet pemptration apd molare, and wilt | "an13.¢m Pe 5 Jighefaliy ; within 100 yards’ of 130 Knights ace een net sunday: About BOMBASTES FURIOSO == ry agro arpa Pee = » Ogre ba ‘avenge, oso breaks atthe wali, and the bones | J) RX ELIZABETH HARRIS, ENGLISH. AND Fangeaies perio: perrites 100. Le 40 the morning and spend the whole day he: OVER 700 RATS KILLED IN ONE NIGHT: Residence, 240 North Capitol st. mbz0 ever move or come out from weag. "We recommend French Boarding and Day School. 622 18th st. | ‘Terms reasonable. A. 1 KTON. x The Knights of Labor of this city are arranging | OF THE CLOTHING TRADE IS NOT AT i W. 1. HOEKR, MUEL H. WALKE them. eee ee eee a TRAYMORE, Ene nga La ot shiney are aaa 3 AT THE MADISON. AVENUE CAR STABLES US Coin, gy Pile and Attorney |3t gover canara rm atvaynrtining Uaorgton | rel and oma etc Oe Fou ne ATLANTIC CrPY,¥. = ADLER's BA‘ TIMORE, MD., au19 801 Market Space: 308and 310 8thst nw. | yo coo Loulaaia ave. next to civ. o_| itrenpvesand prevent siooping and found anowe: | and,chlaren apanor, traction dn al and Ge eareeti eae a = = WITH STONEBRAKER'S RAT AND MOUSE EX- = = a alae . ROS. anes Receeed pager ou2?-Sm_ | unobstructed view. ‘only pamenuer cle @/ teianercsuepatyorage wit'tenlti| TEN ren carr cLomunina noua THIMINATOR Tx Torx Ov Pesce DENTISTRY, wn GOA SEER | W SERED PROSE ELT Ree | See tuna ee eae 1x colorgd boys were fi — = = ee ba 5 aan —— Paratory wo going in bathing near the soutl pod STONEBRAKER'S HORSE AND CATTLE Pow- Ceeruumtene ee iS0NG COR OTH AND BNW. | 5 rus GM MENGERT. civ oT ST. Sow | Petegpam Sentember Jath. "Pull cormoe Teachers | “Soleo Minories Gf the Long bridge, when they were surrtised 927 AND 929 7TH STREET N.-W, DERS MIGHTY GOOD AND ALWAYS Prepare for cold weather by having your LA-| 1) Hilling « specialty; wlio, the cure of voothache M ai SR, OESCHE'S GE maaan | (9 Sr See sOk, ORAM GROVE, 5.5.08 Beasrerl colored constables. who placed the | Rot when last heard from was at his old tricks in a RELIABLE. ‘TROBES and FURNACES putin complete order be-| funn alleviates pein Of extracting: Gaagiven: “apis | qctrszmbroldery matetiagofallkinds, Infants iace | JVpISs ROSA PORSCHES GERMAN, FRENCIT yarts tom taser bsteoeey: cece onas OF i Gd dae Saas enemped bet tae remaining | Beléhboring city, where, under cover of distance from. FRANK HI fore the rush commences and while we can send first- | GAMUEL I. SCOTT, D.DS., and Knitting yeas all ai reduced prison, Seni October Int. German and French, tengh ‘water from artesian well; strictly fire-ge: twelve were marched off to Waterloo, near the | #0ld haunts, he was transgressing that’ part of the le en) class workmen to do your worl, Sane years cperience 1b Dentisery. Office,1207 | _ Stamping prompuly done. J210-0m_| constant practice, ‘Hor circulars apply 1234 Taub Address THE CARROLLION. — Jel3-Sui_ Papert ong aqinne hate soos grt gion ar ry SS ee ws aalty. sees ioe a Dowuciass 7] WE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH ry, N. 4, Bol Magistrate held court. They ; a Ze a Na ONY SGLISH AN c charzed with trespassing on Green's farm "sad ee ene MOR STEAL BB A BBR RER eee Oe RT. M, TALBOTT, DENTISN, 437 77H ST. — ‘Trin annual sedoa Seytember 14th in North Session, the magistrate Sued cach of them $8, making | Remember, if you please 3 a BPR E x aul 717 th street. Pires, doors. from | corner E. “Dentistry, in ail Kkoom Dr: Sonderiand’s church, 4iys entrance north $96 in all, which was paid. w“uase Sean comers re BE AA ER K ‘tg branches ‘Reeth inserted $7 per set All work | We nave 100 Dosen LADIES BALBRIGGAN | HOM De Sanders car ee | Saanen wKmeanIa: ———_ ye AAA a fee £ & = Surctzroes & Frercoen See ol Colleges, universities and polytechnle schoois, or for | ( )UP POINT COMFORT, A Vinuacr Campocerrinc.—What is called ADLER'S eels Ke FURNITURK CARPETS, BEDDING AND UPHOI- HOSE, sizes 6 to 91, our regular 470. Hose, which we | business; also. for aa a HYGEIA HOTEL, ‘@ Village camp-mecting was commenced yes FOR MALARIA, FEVER AND AGUE. STERY GOODS, PROFESSIONAL. ‘370. per pair; three pair for SITUATED luv YAKDS FROM FORT. = terday, under the auspi th S “ LONA: shall sell for per pair for $1 oF $2 ‘all the year. Accommodazes 1.000 SERy: under the, ategices of the A. Mn Ee TEN FER CENT CLOTHING HOUEE Aug. suvpethening ad Invigorating the System |_| STRAW MATTING, BABY CARRIAGES, BRITE, FOOT Srecrazan per box Pua w any Hotel fn the Calted Staten, Surrotnd hich, the nacetlngs are hes sept, crested e Driggs, Sew, —auioimp | “orator, we gonsuine peices Tobeaiearsos ascenaey and oil toh elismecia, treated iene eal meine! oat elevice uaetoctiod.” Ballting. Veating. Rebing ant ue other tent upon the pein ees f 1 te lowes, ‘OF lows of time to the. patient. Hooms, 1418 Pennsyl- | _my6 ‘Ninth street, St. Cloud Building. Griving sosclally attractive, Terime ese tor egeal oo Ganghilh, of thu nity, eee TeURA. Rev. J. DOME FURNACK. 015 7rm Staxer Noxrewzer, ‘Yanla syenue (Opposite Willard's Hotel), Washington, THING, SCOURING AND DEY commedations than ang resort in the country. City, preache evening. a ‘Boat Heater Mad my0_| andi N; Kutaw.st. Haltimore. Patronized by the | JAYRENCH font 1200 Mow York preven on, Bend for descriptive pain pilot, Kxerixe ur 1H Wax—Robert Jones, the - Five Sizes Portable. practice. SL eaivtng. ns SUReeons 400s your of | Ay etna of tadies snd Gents Garments yed, ShySStoteey H FHOEBUS Proprietor. _ colored Incasenger in the Patent office, recently | Like the Priest and the Levite, always pass us by on Fives riccse | Miusr Axe Wut Be Sou |i Stee Pican’Cioaks, Velvet and Party “beeches a specialty. LIFTOX HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, cowhided by Alice Curry, who was sui tt Pass us by For sale by M t So SRS TON NTT House beauttuily situated within" Sued, was katoce tie Pollseonaen: squen the other side. Whether in season or out of season you | _au2s-3t® H. I. GREGORY, 910 Penna. ave. MADOME 6 ANDO PEO EET ODIBT, Ladies dreeses gone up without Fipped. bait beach; and appois'- a en ‘Sitamaye mpage egpclcprey pig syee Wi HAVE FOR SA E2500 “BARRELS OF | THIS MONTH WITHOUT REGARD To CosT, VIZ: 945 “vanla ave, ‘IS. _ Maeues Sire chess, ,Ganllary arrangements parse: desirable goods, which are at EXACTLY the Celebrated Newark. ndale brand of — TEL CRRGENT ABOVE ACTUAL cost OF maw. | Cement 9 $1 18 per barton tte of 40 barrels ad All Low Quarter Shoes and Odds and Enda. Mi aio tenes Sracer Nowim were rh a meners: oe Corsets to order material, siceoa et eenene rece y ae Come enty toecare Harppion, Sie apaatae prt gd comme cle country. “Every. barrel warraut ‘Merino: SSdegeia te cp ot Ametens manuncture. CECE: | We are making to meamre extra fine American ee a serestamad ADLER’ Wink QU AckienBUsir @ GO. S008 M'st, Bw. | oli'shote ta aay ‘ayle for only $5.00, and French Patent ‘Srocen tnd a Goods, 2-6 _| Calf for $6.00, We warranta fit, solid comfort and earns ore = ‘good wearing Shoes. unarenrs Corals apd 8, $1 sown 10 TEN PER CENT ae 4 Fee’) i i Te 10% Tasions $2.50 Shows Are worth $4.00 in Gold maxe ‘German and ‘Spoken. mrl4 i I j ‘apatr and you jeonvinced that they are of = —————— CLOTHING HOUSE, i Zax Bugs | the best quauiey. Gus Cooxixe Stoves Fa ek saan scam os — a BEER VES Seprtins ee ld edule wien was he 927 end £29 Seventh street northwest foe maak ee ' Sire tbe as Hic Tolle na ponte With Corner Mamachusetis avenue. THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. Doser TOSGEE THR AUNCEEE ull HATTERS, seriously impairing " ‘TOOTH '1 PO! [- & ——-_— STRICTLY ONE PRICK 4SK POR IT. and the tet an gu oa TALORS, ceerteed Us tae Peay sneak ‘Soptens. | S97" Open evenings until :Satardays enti! 11. kas (Corner ‘Sth and Metab. Price an5-2m CONFECTIONERA, e SAm'L C. PALMER, somes :*| Cu Rorrser, roorera as. NOS. 408 AND 405 7TEE ST. H.W. : ‘Weadquarters tor the STOVES FOR FAMILY URE THAT WILLCOOK ‘WHITNEY CHILDEEWS CARRIAGE COMPANY FOR ONE PERSON OR FOR FIFTY PERSONS Also a falltine of reported ied KS a oe akan nw, | w company. te MPSS |