Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1886, Page 4

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SiGNAt OFFICER, WasuiNeron, D. C., May 31, 1886,9 a.m, Fer eastern New York, eastern Pennsylvania, New Jermey, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia, ivea! rains, nearly stationary temperature, vari: | bie winds. Fer Tuesday, iocal rains and nearly station= ary temperature are Indicated for the Atlantic oust Stites, cs, Reirigeratorsand Window In every Vuriety. Moses & Son, 11th and F streets. Own 45 boys’ straw hats, either mixed or Value in the eity, at Frane’s, corner sirletly ‘one-price Rat and gente’ furnishing store iv the SCRPEISE at the Palais Ro: ton Undressed Monsjuetaire Gloves, Embroid- @red backs for $4c. Une pair to a cusomer and for June Ist onl RoweRr PoRTNER BREWING COMPANY'S cel- | ebrated Vienma t Beer on draught at | Charles 0. B D street northwest. Pexsoxs in wautof Dry Goods will do well y atiending Grand Special Sale which takes place at BUR Us str J.C. Hurenixsos Pennsylvania ave- DUS, culls attention to elegant line of parasols, ehoice styles, Wuich are offered at cost for the CITY AND DISTRICT. af Sorina is To-Night. ALpaven rincess of Trebizonde.” Fant Gxouxps.—Buflulo Bill's “Wild West.” HExz0e's.—"“The American Minister.” econd Battle of Bull | ndensed Locals. Archbishop Gibbons preached yesterday at the Chureh of the inm Conception, be- fore a ia the afternoon he { 130children. sentenced to 1 to-day lor stea- mm the Baltimore and | | | mane Paki forty jourtl a School City Missions Presbyterian Cau the lecture room « Yesterua: men wer catlug the Mrs. Margaret urned while attern pun; ine, atthe residence « stieet southwest lust night at ber home, No. 35 to start a fire with k Two Premii te Washi: Arehi- ams to Washington as Whitney Close, and containing 42 acres, lying north and south of Whitney avenue at the entrance to Soldiers’ Home. The property known as Woodley Park, which lies on both sides of the Woodley Lane road west of Rock Creek, and containing 120 acres has been sold to John Waggaman for bee 000, Wm. A. Young bas sold fo John W. Thomp- Son, for $14,798.50, parts of two lois on the south side of Louisiana avenue, just east of 6th Street, containing 6,578 feet. Harvey L. Page bas sold to John 8. Blair, for $6,375, two lots 30x90 and 26.7x90 feet euch, At the northeast corner of 20th and R streets, being 56 feet on 20th and 90 feet on R. Wm. P. Van Wickle has sold to the Columbia Real Estate Investment Co., for $3,256, two lots 2U.86x97.50 feet each, on the north side of Corcoran street, between 17th street and New Hampshire avenue. Heury Wise Garnett, trustee, has sold to Geo. uiferle,for $14,668.11, three pieces of pro} erty 22.11 feet Iront each on the north side otk street, between 9th and 10th street, with the alley property in the rear of the above. Lawrence Brown has sold to Samuel Le Count Cook, tor $3,000, a lot 25x140 on the north side of N street, between 14th and 15th streets. P40 SPEAK LOUDER THAN WoRDs! ‘THE BOTTOM KNOCKED OU?, TOO MUCH RAIN HAS FORCED DOWN PRICES: Asorner Bic Assonrucyt Of all pure wool, HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, In beautiiul Spring Shades just recelved. ‘These elegant Dress Goods are worth S7ige,, the price is reu to Zoe. FANCY SUMMER SILKS, 37, 50, 62c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. NAYY BLUE, GAKNET AND BROWN SATINES, BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 60c, 853 THIS WEEK GREAT WEEK OF SLAUGHTER TTT £EE RRR = eae T ¥ER RRR ERR EEE ER RB weal Jones and Sam Small, the r paid 4 Visit to this city Saturday afterne | evening gad preactie “gations at | the Mi. Vernon Square Yuere were Muy processi | Sei! ehiidren at te Va rurches veeicrday in bouor of ‘y, and at | Se rsecburch in Ui g 200 chiidren Teeeived their first communion. A furnace at aaclouse of Chris, Casper, | 1237 Tit street, set Hire to the house short betore ‘uid Saturday might and damaged | ft Lo the excent of e200. | The pubicc ‘uterment of the remains of the late Dewga a B. Dakota, took 7 eeiueter J.C. Bar mond and wife, of | ads the 2 of the June number of the | American, | Meyer Lewin. WASHINGTON AND L CEMETERY. Meyer Lewin, the onve INTERRED aT remains of the Wash who died suddenly i house F DSYak, were remov Md. Phe o room at t pitt 4s announced in Tite | i Suturday to his Rev. J. B. np Me Dir. W. W. Corcoran to | place for the deceased dean itil baving bi pted, e brought to this city aiter the to-morrow and piaeed in | in be prepared, Dedicating a Big Church. A WEEK'S SEVICE BEGUN AT THE METRO-| POLITAN A. M. EL CHURCH. | ercises of the large chureh | t, between 15th and 16th 48 the Metropolitan A, | 1 yesterday in accord: | n published in Satur | with the day's Sr Many divines itaries | ef beth the A. M.E church and of the M.E. | . Were present and the attendance on all | of the services of day large. In the | morning BisbopPay ne pr dan original | dedicatory poem Was read op Ward. A} Bishop Campbell preack Will be continued through tue Week. stare is the largest church edi , having a seatii ty of 2,300 people. Its total cost was 91 and’ ail of wis amount has been pald excepting ¢40,000. Rosusxies Reroxrep.—During the past week titeves visited the unfinished houses of ©. A. Indden, wear the corner of 7th and D Strects southwest, and carried oif about $100 Fil of shutters, locks and other articies— D. Cuadwick, 1112 M street northwest, re- bat Whlie’ making som bases In a reon the avenue Were was ‘a irom on ase, Where he bad temporarily gold piece. Gen. Hazen, chict of service, reported to t this that there had been > monumental stones, one of agate and | Japus lazull.— Mitton Phillips, 129 | wlucaal, reports the larceny of sev- Ww ye e ‘stole A street eral articies wort $5. ee Decoration Day Excu oNS.—This morn- | dship Lodge of the Order of Me st with over 1,100 excursionists by P. ra.iroad tor’ Peu-Mar. The Washi sou Division, Uni- sk, Kuigbts of Pythias, bad with velr excursion to Richmond nearly excursion of over 200 Iriends of the le congregation left this morning fur pring. A MaN OvEKBoaKD, AND a Row t | ut, about Yo clock, When the steamer Mary Wastngtou arrived «t ber wharf, an Unknown Tovervuard. “There was some deay in 14g Light on the spot where tue tan bad Leen, aid Cue crowd beesine exeited. A Tight Teulted, Lut Oiicers Hatiou aud “Willams soul PUL ab end to it, The latter Was struck by of tue crowd. “Aller three or four mine uiew delay Capt. Randall turned the headl.gut Under the whari, and tue man Was rescued, He Folused to give bis name. During the distuct- tuve Vilicer Hatton utrested John Kucie, who onelted BD cullavera! On 4 charge of disurderly conduct, Wer To Steer UNDER A TRAIN AND Was KiLLey.—Leweil Price, an old colored man, Why made bis living Sawing woud, went 19 y Yesleruuy afternoon under a’ train of ireight cars stand ng on a siding on Vir- avenue, near Sd street A littic later a Jugengile Was altached Ww the train and moved it oul we te maiu wack. When the last car bad passed off tue siding the mangied ren of Cue Olu colored mau Were found and lakes Uo the first precinct station-aouse. Jobo Grauwan, tne ver, und Allen Farrell, the Bremau vi the ung cligiie, were pul Under arrest, but suosequently ricased, as the euro Rer's jury exoucrcied tem. THe CHURCH oF THE CoVENANT.—Aithough the chapel of tis chureh was compieted aiid opened lor service ouly eight moutus ago all Ube sittings Lave lor some Ue been rented. in View of the continued demand for accuminoda- Hons congregations: meeung was eld last Thursday eveuing to take into consideration © leaslbility uf proceeding at once with the ereetiun of We cuureu,at whicu meeting it was decided to make au ediort to raise the reyulsite Suuds aller morning service on the approucuiig Babouth. Accoraiugly, yesterday moruline slic au eloquent sermon by Lue pastor, Kee, Hamlin, un the subject of “Help aud Self Jicip,” # 1uil and interesting statement wus jude on behalf uf tue board of trustees and elders by Hou. Gardiner G. Huvbard, a ineu: ber oi tie user Lourd, as to the condition and luveds of the enterprive, clusing with Lue stale- ment tual, ater caretul examination and in Guiry, ib uad Leen decided to be practicable Wo Proceed wt once w bulid the ehureh fi subscrip- Lous amoung te 960,000 could be obtained, leaving the remaining sum requisite to be got” ten by morigaye ou the property, which, iu turn, ‘eould be graduaily tiquidaied from’ che Fevenues of the churcu. He was followed by Mr. Justice Wliilau Strong in an earnest uppeai that tue respouse of Lue cougregation might Le such as w Warrant proceeding at once with the Work, aud eniorciog his appeal by the hand- some” subscription of $10,000, which, with 85,000 aiready given by bim, inade Lis total subscripdow $15,000. Three Suuseripuions of $5,000 each, InciUding ove froin Mr. Hubvard, Bud iaklug @ lolul irom that geutiemnan uf 310.000, were then made, followed by two oi 2,500 tuck, which again’ were succeeded by kelervus subscriptions irom te cougregation Eeuerally, imcluding $60 trom the ebildren of tue Babbath seuvol, Until tue grand total of 355,000 Was reuched. As many ol tue cungre zatiou bad already left the city for tue sum. iuecr, aud amoug them sume of the weuithiest and most generous contributors, the result was cuusldered Lice satisfactory Ly Duslor aud poo ple, aud ae Lue suin of $80,000 bas been ralsed ausoug Weuselves they will now tee embuld- cued Uo ws lor some assistance in ud under Laming of such Importauce to the city generally aud @specially to Lie nortiuwest portion iron ibe wealthy aud publicspirited residents not members Ui Lue congregation. ——_ Warr Surriy yok Lasigr HeicuTs—A certificate 0: incorporation bas been filed by the lauier fivighiy Water Supply company, the chject Leitg to supply with water Lanior Hegats, pear Mount Peasant. The amount ot Apital Lo be Invested is —5,000, divided in LU shares, at par Vaiue of §5U per share. ‘The trus- tevs for tue first year are Messrs. G. Brown ode, Freuerick W. frue, Frederick W.Dewey, ieSn H Beau, B. Hayden aud Jona B. itn. oe UNdiL FURTHSBK NOTICE, as will be seen by the advertisement chewbere,the entire stock of We Wry Goods Department of Chas. Baum will be suid at suction, Veginning Weduesday at 10 O'clock. The sale’. iT take place in the back building Up stairs. Eutrance on 7th street, pis moFuing at Ruck Creek | 711 Market Space, near 7uh st: ‘AT. SERGE in Beautiful Spring Shades, double Width, 12 yards for ga. | SPAM BOU-CLA GRENADINES, beautiful Spring Shad wide double width, pure wool, 50e Nn ALBATROSS and NUN’S VEILING, beautiful spring ‘shades, wide double width Very ‘tine quality, Te Suewd to 37ize. AH SILKS, beautiful Spring Shades, excellent du.ity, extra wide width, reduced to 65e. Heat quality BLACK SILKS, extra width, $1.00, BLACK BROCADE SILKS, special bargain, 7c. Each customer who buys $10 worth of Dry Goods Will be presented with w large size BRIDAL QUILT, worth $1.50. oF « pair of our handsome SATIN’ DAMASK TOWELS, extra large size, Worth $1.00. my 27 su LADIES’, MISSES, CHILDREN’S HATS AND BONNETS, ‘Trimmed and untrimmed, new, nobby, stylish, in all sthe latest shapes, at your own price, at Eowaro F. Daoor, SSYLVANIA AVENUE, y & Sons, Gubler, Decker & Hallett & Cumston and Music and Musical Mer Sole Kn on monthly: pageants ee San ad a aaeeee 3 Wi New std Second-hand Pianosofothermakes always | & Hf stock at oe aa feiephone, 34: my? F = Tue Nanoxaz: Mervar Lire perk A yoo ERR ASSOCIATION, OFFICE 1420 F St ee a a W. W, Dudiey. Pre Chapin Brown, Attorney, - nit Mug Kaiph Walsh, Mi eated. Aw A OM ae John E. Beall, xe Frank J. Tibbits, aa aa Ce George HB. Whit rChacles J. West x Nal, Met Bank, Treas'r. a. H. Beach, special Age. Adis for a, policy of $1,000, $4.00: one ance abuse 25 $7.50; alaze 30.9525. at swt age $0, STULSU: at age 45, S12 ab age Lutermediate ages in proportion. O° list of members prospectus addrtss FRANK J. TIBBITS, General Manager, aplosm 1420 F stow. OUR GREAT DRIVE IN FRENCH FLOWERS, A bunch of fine French Flowers at 25, 35, and 50c. Elegant Poppies at 24, 30, and 40c. a whole bunch. ‘Tips and Plumes, Picot Ribbons, Lace Caps, Gauzes, Silks, and Crepe for trimming Jerseys and Parasols Aurnoxse G. Sexrz, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, 1332 F STREET ‘manuiacturers’ prices. (Agjotving Ebbitt House.) ye rei Finest garments at most consistent Prices. my21-1m Wuser & Lusey, COR. 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE, $75,000 WORTH OF MILLINERY TO BE SLAUGHTERED! THE ENTIRE STOCK HAS GOT TO Go, HAVE LUMBER OF ALL KINDS, MILL WORK OF ALL KINDS AND HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS ‘And as you see our Yard and Warerooms are abandy GGG_ 1 gS8y Place to get anything you want Inthe. building Ii ROS i 4nd you avoid the trouble of running about to make | é 'g purchases of various material, | cao 8ss8 We have the reputation of selling low om every- thing, besides furnishing first-class material, and pro pose to keep it up, PPPoA A oco — | 8 aay * i Aa CO a a AA L aA Hy o ILLET & LIBBEY, & £4 tar 4 SS Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Hardware Mer. chants, my25 814 SEVENTH STREET. mb31 Cor. 6th street and New York ave. n.w. Srrtxe Hars SPRING HATS. We Sm How Tue Fosr AND HAVE GOT IT | WELL. GARRISONED WITH THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF THE LARGEST STOCK EVER EXHIBITED 1N MEN'S, YOUTHS’, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS, DUNLAP'S SPECIAL COLORS AND SHAPES, BOYS AND MISSES STRAW HATS IN EVERY COLOR, SHAPE AND PRICE. SOLE AGENT FOR DUNLAP & CO’3 NEW YORK NOVELTIES IN HEADGEAR WILLETT & RUOFF, 906 Pennsylvania ave MEN'S, BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDREN'S READY-MADE CLOTHING ‘That can be found in the District. ‘Note the following prices: OUR GREAT SPECIALTY SUIT, mrl0-3m beck) Strictly All Wool, Choice from Eight DifferentStyles « Panexts Axo Guanpians: and Textures. Toassist in having your boys appear creditable at enao thelr examinations and commencements we have| FOR A NEAT CHECK CASSIMERE SUIT, added to our already complete stock of Boys’ and Culldren’s Clothing, consisting of a besutiful and var Berictly All Wool, ied assortment in all the latest designs, a few special- tes, which we quote below. 95.00 A large lot of Shirt Waists in launderfed and un- launderied, at very low prices. A lot of Knee Pants, ut 25c. and up. A lot of Boys’ Long Punts, at 75c and up. Oue lot of Blue Flannel Suits, trom 4 to 13 years, at $2.50; worth $4. A fine lot Blue Cheviot Suits in Norfolks, warranted Indigo Dye, only $3.75. A beau- tiful line of Cassimeres, in half a dozen shades, st ‘$4.50; a great bargain. In Boyy Suits from 12 to 17 years the prices are accordingly low. We shall be pleased to have you call and inspect M. KAUFMAN'’S Clothing Palace, Cor. 8th and I sts, 2, AF We close at 7 p. mm., Saturdays excepted. aplSSm FOR 4 GOOD BUSINESS SUIT. 7.40 FOR A PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, Blue, Black or Browm Corkscrew. Strictly All Wool. BOYS’ SUITS, AGE 13 TO 18 YEARS, 94.50, $5.50, $6, 97.75, $8.25 and upward CHILDREN’S SUITS, AGE 4 TO 18 YEARS, ‘Strictly All Wool, $2.87, $3.50, $3.87, $4, $4.75 and upward, MEN'S PANTS, v... ——————— | Neat Mixtures, Hair Lines and Combination Stripes, bear Strictly All Wool, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF PURE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARONL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ALso, ‘THE CELEBRATED VELATIS FAMOUS CARA MELS, FRESH EVERY Day. €20 9th st. n.w., opposite U.S Patent Oftica, ‘Branch Store, 1706 Pennsylvania ave. aw. 91.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $3.75 and upward, at VICTOR & ADLER'S PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE 25, Bux Coacuzs, Busy Coacuzs, From $6.50 to $25.00, BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES WOODEN WARE. CROQUET, ARCHERY, TENNIS BASE BALL Goops. STRICTLY ONE PRICH, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH 8. X. W., Corner of Mamachusetts Avenue, Largest assortment to select from Prices the owest. Open Satardaya til 12. pm myl7 a3 as nes RUPPERT, m3} 7th street northwest. — WHITE I8 KING! THE ACME OF PER- HE STRIKE IS OVER, AND I AM NOW PRE- Tiectiou in tbe enero ie ceated to deliver frestrunined Cumberland Coal at ees S "of work can bot be excelled. It senceeme Omsokvaicum | bybungticaaynecmyernre en eta Lamber, Wood and Coal, WOwD. anager. Machines ef all Winds for sateur 1020 14th st. nw; stand ‘hal a a Ra eieoece YENTLEMEN'S SUITS Erba teicepetine Se ie oars Geese DESY peso ak aoe arc DRY GOODS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. HE HOME COTTAGE, ‘OCEAN BEACH, N. J., ‘Seventh ave., baif block froin ocean; June 1st. ANGDON P. WHEE] pry BOINT HOTEL, ST. MARY'S CO,, MD. NINETY-TWO MILES FROM WASHINGTON, ON THE POTOMAC RIVER, ‘Will open for guests JUNE 19, 1880, Steamers Excelstor and Geo. Leary leave, each evering from tout of ath steeete Loe some LT my: “Accomodations for 260 guests ‘The most attractive Suuimer_ Resort on mac. ‘Music. billiards, Bouting: Mitates $1:50 uid §2 per day: $10 and §1 : Rates $1.50 anc per day: anc 2 per week: tand.@40 per’ ceonahe acto dine ae eerenr rooms For circulacs, &c., appiy to WASH. B. WIL- LIAMS, 317 7th street n.w., or P. M. PETTST Mana ger, on the ses, my27-1m HE VIRGINIA BEACH HOTEL ON THE shore of the Aulantic: five miles from 3 Henry; 45 minutes by rail from Nor-#7) ralus connect with all steaaboats and J.) iT all modern im- Fishing ‘and Salt prove Ff bath unequalled: Sea foods spe- Glalty: hotel open June Gti; reasonable rates, Ad- dress, CHARLES H. JOHNSON, Manager, 80: ‘Virginia Beach, Va. B TLA: Sorth Caroling, u'r Pacific. Gosy, comioriatie an ted. P.O. Box $20. 0.7. Zi myse SOUTH CAROLINA item? ve., near Ocean, Atlantic City. N. J. re- draining ipered, returuished’ und telephor'e cot ion. | Near hot seu water baths. ewer my27-2m. DUBOIS & YOUNG. 6 VICTORIA,” ATLANTIC OITY, n all the year; thorouj hot and cold sea baths. “Sun Hail Deach free tu guests, AM. W TJ ockWoob HOUSE, HARPERS F Lu West Va, Mrs SE. Lovett, Broprie- esa—Conventent to | Washington and @ AER among the mountains, Tableiurnished wih Je2) everything iresh. Plenty fresh milk. spring beds ‘Terms, $8 per week, Special terms for winilies Op z0th, mys (CO% POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA, HHYGEIA HOTEL, o1 ‘Terms for the senson of 1886, besinning June Ist, reduced 25 to 50 per cent, but. the highest standard of excellence maintained, Send for illustrated descriptive pam phlet and terms, FN. PIKE, my17-3m. ____ Manager. ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED od erick Co., Stephenson's, Va. SEs a, ? Ist. ‘Terms per day, $2; ‘per week, $12.50: ELC. JORDAN. _ F mouth (2s days) $40, Pear pileds at the Sear ulloe myd-lm rp ana £ DALE, nearest to Springs Hotel, BEDFORD, P will open MAY the 25TH. for the sv Engagem -on cau be made by uddressi ‘ALSIP & SMITH, Pe the. medical association 01 the State, is now the largest and most pop: Mas reso nthe moun of VE gin Al ena eats. For descriptive paiphies a E. AS COLMUUN, cen Manager Chie De :" Pr ASBULY PARK, N. fe liome for the sunsmer RKIRK. Reterences: s.N.. KE. Youngs. es . Mi. Barker, Dr. 1H. W, Dingman uid Hon, ILBURTON BY TH NORTH SPRI Open from June to Oc be engaged by letter or we: _my21-eolu M™ kereess By MOOSEHE Ihe favorite resort touristyani invalids. Hay teve For circular address 0. A. 0! above, oF unknown, NEN, Sapager, as my19-w,f,méw IN DSORSULPHUR SPRINGS, Bi.U Mountains “No muluria or iosqul- Hunting, ishing, exceliest table, Iew- bie charges. Circulars at Paret & Wiut Pa. ave..or address A.M. JELLY, N toes. tent 12: sor, Md. YOLON: TAL BEACH HOTEL, WILL OPEN MAY dora, 1886, With substantial improvements added since last season. A plank walk usbeen laid frou hrf to the hotel; the grouuus will b erly illuminated: foo Crean at tnt sionists; Shooting Gallery and other Outdoor Amn: menteare on the grounds. Pleasure Bouts t be hat e Beach, ‘The Finost’ Beach and Family Resort uh Suit Water Bathing. «ishing and Crabbing. ‘The Proprigtors have spared uo means to viuke thi 8 First-class Resort, Steamer communication dat For rates, &c., addresy M. BO-BAKI & M. RUBLN, Proprietors, Colonial Beach, We tmoreland Co. Va, or BOSSAMT & RUBEN, Alexaudria, 1886.—BRIGHT HOUSE, 1) DEi., will reopen Jun erms redsouabic Send ior circula ‘Through trains trom ‘asiiington to Keli both by Pa RR without change; round-t ls aes GROOM & Cie YON, propriewors, LDINE V ZX end of bee: ear new Iron pier; str Tespoudence solicited, _ my 21-10 Bay BATH ‘Dddrens W. _iny Sam ‘Monroe, Va. MUG STAIN POP MOTEL —Piis coor, AVE de iguttul resort, ou top of the fumou- Hive tage Mountailss of Virgluia will open JUN’ IT, 1886. HENKY LMAINE. Proprietor, Afton Depot, Va. FEET ABOVE TIDE WATER, ou Bw 0. 1K. GLADES. as Rood for 8 tsou ut reduced rates uy 21- E MAY, ON open all the y ly first-class; Fortre: TaD tat fur tt airy. “Yerms moderate. A pleasant Summer" open the year round. For terms apply to Lr. BARTLETT, Proprietor. my13-2w. RIVER YUEW, novus, OXFORD, an z rounded” by sult: water, ienited ante thoroughly renova iat reduction i 8 price tae Atay an tes or duly Aude gust and Septet Good water, sean 'y application to my 14-11 pus cHALeo: Carolina ave. Now "Open for season of, Tesi, LLisiiA KOBERTS: Grouiags on ND HILL, Oxiord, Ma. _myiz-sm' ‘AUlat JAPON SPRINGS AND BATH: J LATHIA s tat WATERS: aso Fine lrow Watery, Hunyalire Counts, W. Va. So Qs fogs, No mularta, Where the'sick and over- Ly worked soon recover, and the Weilare always naphy- fend for pamphlet. WH. SALE, Prop. my12-1 w= ND HOTEL, — LONG BRANCH. COTTAGES AND RESTAURANS WILL OPEN JUNE 10, THE HOTEL JUNE 19 D. M. & W. E. HILDRETH, Proprietors. my4-30t_New York Ofte, 52 Broadway, New York x Rock Exox Srrixcs axon Barus WILL BE OPENED ox THE FIRST OF JUNE, FOR THE SEASON. ‘This early opening is made at the request of severa! rules, P*Full descriptive phlets, giving all information, are now ready and may be bad at the office of Acs PLATT & SUNS, 401 Oth street, or at the counter’ of the EVENING STAI my1-3m A.& PRATT, Proprietor. G*8410G4 BPHINGS, SEASON OF 1836, THE UNITED STATES HOTEL WILL OPEN JUNE 19, and remain open until October 1. RKNEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH CO., V. OT aRGES AND Mout eee NA ee IN THE MOUNTAINS OF ‘This revart hus been thoroughly overhauled, painted, repaired and papered throughout: bew clusets anu the best sanitary plumbing, in the mountains; new porches Have been erect newly furnished throughout, and new hair waitresses have been placed in ail the rooms, with woven wire springs, making this the best aud ‘most compiete re- sort to be found iu the south. Greatest vurlety of medicinal waters ut avy summer resort in the Uulted eee eee canes magnificent rouds; table un- 5 ower und fiabi and game in the immediat ri oderate” B&O. Telegraph and Six in the building. This ix “Te nearest Watering pl Pegs, Ddeing only 5 ¥ ride on the ii, & RE o trains daily, Music will be turnished Prof. Ka. Williams’ Brass gnd String Band, of ‘aL. chs Opera House, Descriptive pamphieis con- talulng tulf information, cuts of the four princh hotels, analysis of the water, attractions, terms, 1-268 cl ote! ‘Express of 4 obstructed Ocean view. Open all the “GREAILY it DUCED PRICES” on BLACK BRO- ‘Telephone No. 52. CADED SILK GRENADINES, en 2 ALIS) RING and SUMMER WRAPS at CLOSING RHE La PIERRE, CORNER ATLAN- ERICES. Z ‘icand Delaware avenues, Atlantic Ci, OA COMPLETE STOCK FRENCH and BRITISH ra EDWAKD 8: LEE, Prop’ Lc] WHITE GOODS. trom 13'40 to $1:00 ver yard, ‘Open all uke year. sptevin | ALL THE DESIRABLE STYLES in INDIA CuLY- 2ige. to25e. = GENUINE CALCUTTA SRERSUCKERS, TIONAL MENSE STOCK OF THE FINEST QUALITY of BDUGATIONAY MEHEATS cog aNey trac BuSTRRE” of ROSA PORSCHE'S GERMAN, FRE secne NOVELTIES" Miltngitonvotand Mindergarten Tégpens oe | “EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES” In ANDERSOWS Riv Alsoprivate lessomn, UM? MF 1224 {3th st | scuOICe DESIGNS” in PRINTED LINEN LAWNS ~HIRTHAND REVOLUTION NDI SYCoy AN: nump.est, most rapid and most eg system to the world Classes forming. Tuition by cor Fespondence. Call for prospectus 921 F st.u.w.mz1-00e NTED—BY AN}XPERIEN ED AN cessiui teacher of Piano Technique, limited number of pupils to begin with sommer or tall term. Pupil of Dr, J. P. Caulfield, ‘Terms, = 10 ver quarter, inauyance, A at olice, Box 4, Star oltice. my2o8te at 25. per yard. aa '1GURES AND CORRECT PRICES SEATON PERRY, Peary Bortprxe, Penn. Avenue, Corner 9h street. Established 1840. my29 Laxssvuncsa & Bro. jb HE BEST AND CHEAPEST WAY TO LEARN FRENCH OR GERMAN And to spend summer agreeably at Plymouth, Masa: ‘Send for Circulurs to THE BFRLIIZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Washington, b. C., (723 14th st, nw.) ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. my’ y OTICE OF REMOVAL-MADAME HOFFELDT, JN | Teacher of sincimg after the trac Itallai Method. Classic and Modern Music; good German, French and Malian, by ‘ausurpassed metros, has et Vat 716 13th stn te 1215 G. CEDARS,” GEORGE HEIGHTS, ‘reopens Uctober Ist, 1886. with Incren: facilities for'a thorough education in Eng.ish, Modern Languages, Music and Art, Address Miss EARLE, 1916 sotn'st. my21-4m_ \CH LE UMMER TER Having porchased s manufacturer's samples of White Goods we are enabled to sell you any of these from 20 to 50 per cent less than the regular price. Now as the season is just opening for such goods the inducement Is doubly attractive, the goods are war ranted tobe in first-cluss condition and some of the figured goods are sold AT LESS than half price. ‘As there are many goods among these tivat cannot be duplicated we would suggest an immediate inspeo tion. RE x Risin Morning clases tor Cnideen Os i cscs for Adit, Gp. com, 7m Successful and ori-inal T CHOICE, oe FIRST CHOICE BEST CHO OMME, 1014 17th st. f RS. LAURA FLINT AND MRS MY: L BY re-open, on Oct. 4th. their schoo! for girls be- | | They comprise among others 100 different patterns | tween theages of 9 and id." Number Nmited to 16. | lnCheckn Plaid and Bttipes at 12%: per yard: worth | French kindergarten in connection with the school, | 15 cents. of Mile. Prudhomme For lars, address 1784 I wtreet. amy! T VHE EARNEST SOLICITATION OF A A tamer of thelr Bionic hicand wee ca MELA, have consented to take with them to thelr beautiful home + Neison Co., Va.,a number of thelr. pupils for the summer. ‘The ‘young ladies will continue such branches of their educa.on as will enable them to graduate with more ease in the Norwood Lustitute. my10-1m_ a S Fs Fe ae £160" | Regina Checks and Stripes at 15.20, 25 cents per ki "| yard! regular price 20, 25, 88 cents per yard. Sorella, India, Ribbon. Sharon, Sarica Stripes and Plaids at'18 cents; worth fully 26 cents per yard. Stclia'Checks and Ribbon Plaids at 12% cents per Sharon, Swiss, Molacca and Saxouy Plaids at 20 cents; worth 30 cents. Penelope ad May Flower Checks at 25 cents per yard; worth 35 cents, Camilla Stripes at 25 cents per yard. Plaid Organdies 1. ‘25 cents; worth 5 cents per yard more respectively. Plain Nainsook in 12 different grades ranging irom ‘T cents to 45 cents Check Nainsook as low as 6% cents per yard. ique from 6% cents to 60 cents per yard. Lovely designs in Marseilles at 20, 25 and 30 cents. Persian Lawns from 20 cents to 4G cents, last grade worth 50 cents easily. Plata French Lawn 37% cents; worth 50 centa, ‘Mull in all shades at 30 and 35 cents. Silk Muil, superior quality, $1.00 per yard. Figured Swiss in White and Cream from 12% cents to 50 cents. Plain India Linen from 6% to 50 cents, Right here we wish to call your special attention Although this is the most staple of all whita goods and oven it wesotd these at thelr rexular prices they would have been exceptional: low, yetwed: termined to «ave the pubiic the full benefit ‘and decided not to x Wea roach | teenth year. Plano Organ, Voice. Violin, te,Cornet, Ser Pree aavamuges “0. BULLAND, Discaar THEN? | A THEN. 22.0 ; Se ty the mont alte tone ioat | SSN2Gr Paris Surbon er titers wok tausteaee as NSTRUCTION IN 1 M matics and English, by Prot GER, late: | Givil Service Exatinet:” Applicants or exsunieatien | preparea, ‘Appiy tor circa nd inforsoation 429 | = at RIAN BUSINESS COLLE thst. now. | QPENC SS and D sts nw. Spring sessions, "A practica busi- Ness education thit qualifies young men and wom to support themerives und successfully perform. active duties of life. Thorough iustrictian give Rapid Writing, the Foglish Language, Correspon- | dence, Rapid ‘Calculations, Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Commercial law, Political ‘conomy, Ste- | ype Writing. Open day and evening. hy and 1 | AfunP corpe of teachers. nieoeras eviat sent | Withhold these goods, Lut ict them go with the rest of | Bee on application. “Me NRY C. SPENCER, Prin: | the reduced goods. The ame can be said of the Vic | cipal, MES. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal | toria Lawns, which we will offer in grades from 10 to 20 x CHOOL OF PHONOGRAPHTY, SCHOOL OF TYPEAWRITI SCHOOL OF ENGLISH. SCHOOL UF 00K-KEEPING, 1! Shorthand Books und Supplin y fachines aud Supplies. mies oie 624 STREET N. US A8e pear < MM vcie tat certitied examiner of the New GConsecVatory.. Piatto tect cuitate, 10) stmw. DRIVATE, Study: to udUite conlidentiat: prepares ior college. Annapolls, West Potot, all examinations. IVY INSTITUTE, sw. corner Sthand K sts. nw. Mathematical, Classical, Business 50 cents per yard. A very limited quantity of Figured Etamine at 20 cents per yard; worch OU conte ‘We will offer no commendation on this, but know that this will be sold out in a f.w days. 42 inch Canvas Cloths, all shades, 20 cents per yard. All the above goods can be found on our first floor. We would advise mothers to buy these goods NOW for the children for examination dresses. DON'T DELAY. Remember our sales people have positive instrac- tions to be equally courteous to looker. 80 those Who Bave not fully made up their minds to buy are included. among the invited. a. land nique, harmony and voice ONE PRICE HOUSE, 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST, my28 Gnaso Anny Surrs ae Barcaws Ix Day Goons YOU CAN BUY GRAND ARMY SUITS AT AL- ANY PRICK THAT WILL Fabi: TO AL- P ANY COLOR, | YoU CAN BUY THEM THAT ARE 25 PER | CENT COTTON, OR 25 PER CENT WOOL, Of B PAYING A FAIR PRICE YOU CAN BUY AN WOOL INDIGO FLANNEL THAT Is ALSO- LULELY WHAT IS CLAIMED FOR IT Wek HAVE HAD SOME EXCELLE: ist received a fresh supply of CRINKLE, SEERSUCHKERS, in Plaids and Stripes; colors, Light- | blue, Navy, Cream and Drab, 124yc. ofa Aeggndid tine of MADRAS AND CANTON T FLAN- A beautiful line of DOMESTIC SATINS, 12c.. NELS MADE UP For G. A. USE, WITH TWO | 84 19 SETS OF BUTTONS. HANDSOMELY MADE AT | Yard wile FIGURED BATISTE, in White and $15 A SUIT, THERE ARE FLANNELS AND | Tinted Grounds, 12ue ‘ELS. WE HAD SOME, “LS (@) OFFERED TO US YESTERDAY BY A ¥. HOUSE A'T $6.50 A SUIT, ALKN'S SIZES HAT NOt BEING OUR KIND 'WE DECLINED INDIGO F | Nitin finished CHECK NAINSOOK, 12ige. and 15¢ | We uave asplendid line of INDIA LINES, from Se. up. All of our DRESS GOODS at reduced price. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS, 50c.,75c. and $1,extra vod Value. Ladies and Gent's Summer Merino and Gauze UNDERWEAR. pQilh Linen Bleached TABLE DAMASK, extra wide, ;OBBY SUITS FOR YOUNG ME! TO-DAY SOME NEW AND VERY STYLISH BOY’s AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, SACKS AND CUTAWAYS, LIGHT WEIGHT. ‘THESE GOODS YOU BOUGHT ON WEDNES- DAY AT FROM $1.50 TO $2.50 A SUIT LESS THAN THEY WERE SOLD FOR THREE WEEKS, AGO, PRICES DUWN ACCORDINGLY. Extra Wide Bleach SHEETING, 190. JERSEYS. $1, $1.25 and up. Choice Styles in LAWNS, 5c. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. STRAW MATTINGS, A Bargain In SMYRNA RUGS, 65c. JOHNSON, GARNER & C0., m28_636 Pennsylvania ave.. souti side, neur 7th st. 5 : Tas Braxcu Barrntore Surer Se cote Ozer forge jc. The Comiort Shirt (reinforced) and made of the Very best muterial (finished), only 5c. Thes Shirt is eek err SL Now is the time to leave your measure jor Shirts Spe gy ee Drea Sulris, made vo order, (pleated bonoins), for gis ‘auy umber of pleats desired. Perfect fit guaranteed, ‘At the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, ap2 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST. E. B BARNUM & Co, 931 PENN. AVE Srrivomo A Svrenisz UroN BOOKS, &e. THE PUBLI ENRY GC LANCASTER, BOOKS AND STA- cieeed A tionery, 820° Fun uw Catholie Goods beaut =< rf Plog joveities and ‘runt Materials attowest, myiz-i9ve ‘Wehave no desire to appear before ths public as Curae Reavwo._ BOOKS AT HALF PRICE. braggarts, but we must in Justice to ourselves state that a very lucky investment at just theright moment hhas enabled us to offer to the people of Washington and vicinity @ bargain lot of Fine Clothing. When we | wo have laid out on out counters s large lot of Good say fine, we mean something superior to that usually | Books for geueral reading, which we will val at Tiatt found tn clothing stores, and the low terms at whieh | Price. we secuted the goods enablesus to make the following | pAgfv Chance for getting supply of Summer extraordinary offers: ‘A Fine Cheviot Suit at $6 worth $10. An Extra Fine Business Suit at $8, worth $12, ‘A Fine Black Dress Suit at $10, worth 915, we. NE & 80% my21 banana f yoo UGLE ECHOES_WAE POENS OF NORTI AND SOUTH. ¥. LADIES_GOODS._ INT HOTEL. Te Porttnnate cough es eat, Washington | “Re Sure You're Bight, Then Go Ahead.” | GTOCKTON ee ete gs dar AND DEWAR SS Gasanty Revvceo Paros Meccense W.. H. Hovonrox & Co, / Was fortunate enough to secure two out of! Davy Crockett’s motto is a8 good now ss it rena od WATKINS GLEN. Open. June, —— 2a 194 F STREET N. W., three premiums offered by the board of direc- | ever was, as good in selecting sn instrument to | sEASON OF 1: UNDER THE MANAGs... ni | © October, Acoomamen Ps "ae SEATON PERRY, — 4 tors of the Catholic untversity for the best de-| othe work you want done, as in any other] OF HENRY CLAIR AND JAMES P COLT. Stehery, billiards, Dowling, bouting goed fakin ec ee sho aruurveny, | Seti onder for dewtroving moth and thetr corm at sign, for the large, university, building to be | eatts, tock ere ee ee eee ae nae | SPECIAL RATES MADE YOR WaR auabon, | tithe, SrocihU REOr wor Fa Ks OF “CERT: ie nae Gee | et eerie ere * | EXyotber somersais apeinet Sestroction daring enue fected pear this city. A number of architects | ROG) ‘will Dot have far to look De Henleys ase PLES. Rooms, may be secured at UNION SQUARE ry IN ORDER TO CLOSE ‘Trimmed and Untrimmed. Year without removing same from residence best | and gg ag hae “URy, had Deen | Celery. Bool and trou takeseway, the palst tema OPENS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90, BES TOR OWNS & SSticH. GARDEN AND SEASIDE MATS, ca Sebulze, of Washington, received the first Pre frags > nan ~ Serta Rooms can be engaged by letter or lication Bt | $6 -\OLONADE_ATLANTIO CITY, ¥. ‘Trouville, Brighton and Newport, WALL PAPER, STRAW MATTINGS AND WIN: By vrcedived: tie secede tela Oe GAs | a perfect hoaltivgiver it be the sumentn tonne | Mr, Clair wit ee ar AMEE EE by and Se ee ALL FLOWERS AND TRIMMINGS AT REDUCED Gity, received the second premium of $400. | $ Perfect b ver, ee ae “June atu and Sth, with hen ey MENTS Address C. C. LEFFLER, 623 13th TERIAL FOR LOOSE COVERS AT LOWEST — third poe S Sap woe smeriod to pase? ‘my31-20. plan of rooms, &. n.w., or Hotel, . LAL LES at Se PRICES, Mal ah pata Geo. ick, @ prominent itimore | Great Bargains in new ana a | re VRESSON SPRINGS, PENNA REED DOWN 2 BROIDERED eS $s prther: a pias 39 aew and teeund-hew OR WOOD HALL. CORNER Tu AVE AND | OS ALN BNE SENNA. RAILROAD, SDL A PONG EE and PRINTED Ce aE | LACES AND os, AT LOWEST Pasuss Fascw Ax» Wau tof the 4 si] SLT! — \ PRI Real Estate Sales. Pickwick Club Whisky isthe best My scan fe Me MeCN meeuouN tars, ig. Cars om nit potas can and | NOVEEMES IG CAMELS: BAIR, ETAMISI.CAN; WHITE SUITS, 250 aifferent sien ot mt ae tor vitare Fi LARGE SALES OF SURBURBAN PROPERTY, aay wate? eas - | #67 LH METROPOLITAN” NOW OPEN. NEAR | wens ‘For .s adaress eee er aaa a ee " wreak charpy, ethnot, pa tr | ‘Thomas J. Flaher & Co, have sold for Mrs. J. | tng sed duneeed patter churned © prints, $0e. ‘Warm Baths and iron Pier’ Sewer gs ‘api7-6ot| WAM. R DUNHAM, Supt, Cremon, Pa, DENTELLE LsINES, in BLACK. O CREAM. SS eee as io Sz Soren oxen, Wequranies E. Harvey and her sister, Ida N. Moore, to B.H. pend. A so, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; | dralvare Vers moderate, Atlaatio Cu toate {VERMONT HOUSE, VERMONT AVE, GRAY. RAY Y and BRIGK, at 62.50, REDUCED MOURNING SUITS. if Warder, for $60,000, the tract of land known | Sweet Milk Sc. per quart. Cream 15 cents, ~ Visboxe Atlant, Se RSS ‘empl CLOAKS AND JACKETS AT HALF PRICE. - PARASOLS AT COST, CHOICEST NOVELTIES. FOSTER KID GLOVES, $1.00 PER PAIR UP- Waris Every Pair Fitted aud Warranted, J. © HUTCHINSON, 62m 907 Penneyivania ave | —*?™ my28 Ps © MccAFFERTY, Goon Naws Goon Nuws 1 eglalege 22°F EN tp ee ae vox Ma M. J. Hest 1900 F STREET X. W., WILL EXHIBIT ON THURSDAY, MAY 277TH, & CASE OF IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS JUST RECEIVED FROM THE LEADING HOUSES OF PARIS. >, Maz J. P. Paraen IMPORTER, 2107 F STRE“T NORTHWEST, GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For alin need ot FURNITURE. CARPETS STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in general, es no one need be Withou! a Wll-urAisbed Lome because they have noi gut (he cas! w spare, je are determined to knock the bottom out of uighh prices, and will seid GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS Having just returned from New York. her importa: | AS CHEAP 4S THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSB Bon of SUMMER STYLES having arrived, will be pared ) THURSHAY, MAY 27TH, Ss AND HAiS of WHERE FOR Casi SANITARY CORSETS, ly recommended by physicians: atl Chitaren's and Misses’ Corsets,at BAUM'S Mammoth Bstablishment, Zui st, Mas Sexaa Revver, 608 th st., opposite Patent Office, opened a large and select line of Ladies’ and Childrens HOM1ERY, Si MMER UNDERWEAR, CORSE’ Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread GLOVES and MITT And we make thisextraordinary offer tha: customers can make their own terms in regard to pay ments Come and see the largest store in the ( nites Stata, ‘Come and see the largest and most varied slock tose tect from, Come after you have posted vourselves on prices andterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you tub GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSKR LD RIN Zephyr and Cashmere SHAWLS, IL CHIEFS, RIBBONS, BELTS and FANSat very low | ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH prices. AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Jegant assortment of LACES, EMBROIDERIES, x fant and Cures | the place you were looking for. Come und he con IN PS and CLOAKS, SUN BONNETS, NOit- | Vineed that what wesay are thets and nobumbug Wi MANDY, LACE andSHINi:DCAPSiigreal Variety. | repeat, come apd make your own verais—at aps MI.Y 7 AVEC ST. N. myl2 GKOGAN'S. Mo cisteso trader A perfect fit cum ~ full tin of shoulder Lraces, Re Bustles. Corsets > 3 Varor Sroves ‘We have Just received acar Jond of the LATRST IMPROVED VAPOR STOVES, all sizenand all styles, single generators, &c. Be sure to call and lnapect out assortment before you purchase a VAPOR STUV &. Also Ageut for the Gelebraed UNE MINUTS BOSS COFFEE POT. DYED AND RED, LINED. Furs of all kinds repais Miss CUNNINGHAM, ap2i 1310 Sth st, nw, Mrs B. M. Mescenr, 419 NINTH ST. RT EMBROLDER’ mbia Kuitting Yarns, ll mans 1s, ete. apl3m, Materials of all kinds for Finest grav Bik, Arragen ‘Chilidren’s Lace Caos, Af LACES AND RIBBUNS Stamping don NNI prompuy. N ok. HUMPHERY, Mi STRELA’ NORTAWEST, rev in every sivie and material, fcan oR SP! CLALIIES French Hand-inade Underclowsing, MermoUnderwear and fiuest imported Hosiery. Patent Shoulder ir, A CAR LOAD OF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS ‘which we are selling at $29.73, BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS a? UST PRICES. W. H. HOKKR 801 Market Space. 308 and 310 Sih st nw. P. Hassox He & Co s UnSUT passed i.—French, German and Spanish spoken. mrl4 JP! dyeing, “scounine aNp” DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. Evening Drevses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crape Veils, | Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flan \ee our specialty. Gent’s Garments Dyed, Kepaired. Ladies Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping ANTON | CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with a. Fischer aud | Ma Rivol vas = == SPRING LINE Formerly wach Lord @ Tasior, New Yorks ts made at ihe shortest bide cS shad india taco ‘opuble prices, atid. —_— Time ye eae FRESOOING AND STAINED GLASS PIANOS AND ORGANS, FABRICS, aa ee ae Sasvers & Sravaray, CARPETS. GARVIS BUTLER in charge), yt eis Barrera or. 934 F street northwest, DECKER BROS, FISCHER and ESTEY PIANOS, AND ESTL-Y OKGANS. ‘The Leading Instruments, ‘we Riveway DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIO Moderate prices aid sold ou vas. REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY Pi insecy fogboneginetny 3 USEITIS WITHOUT A PEER, SOLVING innd stall Gumuser’ Henoric ior al THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE- desired. change. A Piuos and ‘Orga: FRIGERATION IN PRESE 1G TES CON- TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE PERIOD C8 ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH A MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF CK LX ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE, MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURE AND THESE OONDITIONS MUST BR MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY OBTALNED IN THE RIDGWAY. J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO. CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHING, No. 1020 Seventh street nor:hwest, Sole Agents for th District FAMILY SUPPLIES. M* FRIEND, DO Y ) Sone ree GE ASSORTMENT OF a D od Upright PIANOssowe nearly ted, of ail makes. For sule from |. MET 903 Penn. ave. apis Piayo Forres UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN- SHIP AN . Casard’s best 1 Cunard ' eases rece best Sugar Cured Haas, Ize. : Cassard’ Salt Cured S Ger areen Colle, ie snd. ibe. tg SECOND-IAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES r va (bent)y Se. Ih. Rolfer Fauuily Pv bbl, $4.40; Koller’ Family” Four, 4 Ub. 81 Rouer Pemity Flour, bb, Ye: Nove Scots tier: Fing, don. fur Soc’ gudd Rosited Rio Coviee, trom, Is PIANOS FOR RENT. Up; Chow-Chow and Celery Sauce, 10c, ‘pint bottle ALLY abarrep FoR CouNTRY axp | ¥ serve Food, (heat 0 a) z “Tus. per sib. can, es livered. free to uy depot or boat, and guaranteed ow send sta. ap20 (GW st_cars pass Ube door), WM. KNABE & 0, _S17 Market Space. Joux F. Exsis & Co, 937 Peunsylvama ave. nearlOth st, ‘The Oldest and Largest Music House in the city. AGENTS FOR Noriren TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS ‘TheSuperior and Unexcelled fret Wienke: raaeos BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF amp goo shSy ¥ MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS ote te id Sug Extensive Publishers of God Eee kee “ss® > SHEET MUSIC And dealers in all kinds of MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS, MUSICAL INSTRU- MENTS AND MUSICAL MEKCHANDISE, HE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Tt iewithout a doubt the most Br AUTIFUL and the most NeTuITIous Flour is the World "The Millers have not ouly the most perfect Mit, Part | containzngas 1’ goes all the mort, Tmuprovnt “Sw y invented upto tue present time, tt thes 1 a" Flour Usetkpaman by” any mill Wu the world prove that, we would simply state that late us UtySrunts maguitioent: Flour im shipped annually to Edrope and eaten at the principal Courts uf the old wor HOWEVER, Like everything else that bas guined renown. Toon Or persue are trving to {ake advair Feputation it hus gaiwed Uy unilatinge tie Sanne and Pianos and Organs sold on easy monthly payments to reliable parties, Old Instrumencs taken paynieut for new. A Liberal Discount always for cash. Pianos and Orguns Tuned, Moved, Repaired, Stored, Packed and Shipped by co‘upetent men at moderate | prices. BEWARE OF IMPosTORS! ‘We employ nocanvassers, Leave your omders at our store. Orders by Mail or Tesephone promptly ai- tended to. to ee caged oe before pur | rund. und attemspting thereby to palu off ai info cussing. Tepes Hor ardicle or the genie Reuting a specialty. Telephone NOI ae cumone, 7 Pennsylvania ave., Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read myl-Im Near 10th street a. “CERES” > Do Nor Porcuase and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS Until You See The Be] pon EMERSON PIANO, A thoroughly firsi<las instrument at «, dium price. “Over 41,000 now in use. Secoud hand Pianos and Orsans at prices % $150. Sold on smail monthly payments, from $10 + be hed free at the follow! ‘Milburn’s, Thompson's, ‘Schafer’ "Ot Fost.” For farther no Pst, Eveuing Star offi format! C. MADDUX, Pro : Dr. C. W. CHANCELLOR, Reslden my8-Sim 0 a tate i Physician. ¥ SPRINGS MGRNE riniit Saorseae ceytt'y OPEN ted, ed and ‘enlarged. Situated at the’ Hidge, on Western Mary- are anneeinn ara a WY BARROW. ‘up't, Baltindre, Md, OUBLING GaP WHITE SULI CHALYBEATE SPRINGS" int re ws: In St, OF my7-vin UR AND und’ iegrtas edarens’ Capea SON, Nowile, Cumpefiand Goan be of (CA SEILE MouNTaINE HOTEL U: ‘Ereat ra nt ‘Coats 50 cents, Pants 25 cents, bourse, te ‘2m* LF. 4 ‘ i Ba Tan ey Wi fr 1S, 212 18th st. a.w.; Judge I ‘or hors id Bea 5 lo, Pe Carolina ‘Ocean. mbiSSme =n 49.2 Calvars se. Salil caataeeacere 1050, [epsoum) "Are Mes CK Sia simere Sultut $7.50, worth $10; an extra Fine Dress ‘sult, at $10, worth $15. ‘We have a full line of Plain, Sik-mixed and Plaid Bults to sult everybody. CHILDREN! CHILDREN! CHILDREN! For children from 5 to 13 years we have an Elegant Salt at $2.75, worth $3.75. A Splendid Norfolk Suit ‘at $3 that you can't match in the city for less than $4.50. A very Fine Dress sult, in Norfolk Style, st $4.50, worth $6, We have a full line of Children's Baits from $1.50 up. 2,000 Pair of Odd Pants from $1.25 up. THR LONDON AND LIVERPOOL — CLOTHING COMPANY, PENNSYLVANIA A) 1) PEN Mae Lor 1 gUSTER inpas _Tingecena hinge aS ema Booxs Booxs Boous Basx Baus, Bats axv Base Bat 1 desire to close out af cost, ALL BOOKS ON MY wait EERE TL. EEE Sines Jou c Fa : 5 G 4, WHITAKER, mys! ant SioTemw, "m4" 1206 Penaayivanie ove, ieee WM. M.GALT & co, ‘An All-Wool Caséimere uit at $10, worth $15, Paradise Found, Pastime scecisicnis betealeoats se ieee i An Elegant Prince Albert Suit at $13.50, worth $20, LoPeges Gl tuclinge Pencil me apes ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers An Extra Fine hen be esate $28, “7 Foxy rye sells HENRY EBERBACH, ‘An Indigo Blue Flannél Sait at worth $10, SELL, Rook stir, ¢ ‘Men’ sashes my och st uw. | _ap2s 915 F street wee ee New B A SUNDER OF SLIGHTLY-UseD UPRIGHT or cue FOR BOYS FROM 18 TO 18 YEARS OLD. = oe oor te ew, and Lally warranted, will be ssid ote ib BALTIMORE CITY PALAIS ROYAL, A Nice Cheviot Sult at $5, worth $7.50; a Fine Cas- | Triumphant eral reduction from regular KNABE & Co., my8 817 Aiarket Space RANICH @ BACH PIANOS. Quality always the same and the ‘Galiy’s marvelousself-playing Instrumental! Grom 61 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, 10 BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE. Flouncing, 40.in. wide, worth G. L. WILD & BRO, tien =f ‘709 Seventhst. n. w. Established 1864 we ft dace Flouncing, 40-n, wide, worth Special to tuning and repairing. “Now ticle to bave Finnos rewsvated, N° | Bindi “patioh Guipure Fiounciag, 404n. wide, worth ALLET & DAVis’ PIANOS. NEW STYLES OF va suipure Lace ver-dresses, worth Hier Gtvtater just received. Alldouble ‘at sia, weet Pi grate und new ction. Low Sha ream wtbore Laces ‘Derms. now. to close by ad biack Chamily: He'L"SUM Kat ia chatge: oti Sth ‘iacen at Har clow Winscnste Pstoen ‘Cape Coliars,(best manuiuctarers), Be, worth ICTOR BECK! ie. Me V fiako BALE AND RENT WAREROOMS, Bpscssties gneortment of Ladies’ Collars and Cums, Figne and Organ iuning ad Sapaiting aE SPH | rachel Hee sanchel at manstactorers con. “and JK RACER AND GD Peane e, iehereviee esse 25 To 33 Pes Omer REDUCTION. VIENNA OFTICLAN COMPANY, 00 Panevan | Telephone 478.