Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. ¢ » MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1886. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Oprice OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D. €., June 7, 1856,9 a.m. For eastern New York, eastern Pennsylvania, Western New York, western Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, local raius,” nearly Stationary, temperature, southerly winds becoming variable. For Tuesday. locat rains are indicated for the New England states and local rains fol- lowed by fair weather forthe middie Atlantic States, with nearly stationary temperature in both districts. Stir Covess for_parior furniture, $15; re frigerators, trom $2.75 to S60, water coolers, from $2.50 to $10, baby carriages trom 35 to mm 1c. to 50e.; window ior straw matting i 2; mosquito canog from 50e. idow shades, 25e.; curtain poles, 25e. milk maid’ stools, 25. All ‘goods marked in plain figures. B. Moses & Son, 11th and F str 415 ts ds. ptd., $1.50, Whitaker's d's, 109 9th street, ESDAY, we will sell all joint- 35 cents per yard. Price has corn pwest, Gas FIXTURES, To-Morxow, T Jess matting ai been 50 nis. JULIUS LANst 315 7th street, Whitaker's. No. 614 4% vests his friends and the public iy toattend the rand opening of his new restaurant Wednes- jay. June 9 ISS6. Fine lunch. Jueneman’s lnear cn drauebt. The building was erected un- der supervision of G. W. Harrison, contractor. New Books ordered, 1 . di 4.aRs. and 4 pks. linen paper, $1, Whitaker's LAWN VASES and Garden Hose at Shedd’s. MosgviTo CaNorres, complete with all the Bxtures, $1.85 in white. JULIUS LANSEURGH, 315 7th street. OnpxR plate and 100 cards, $1.50,Whitaker’s. : $28—Solid walnut marble-top ber suites, bevel mirror, chairs, rocker, Wa. H. Duss, 311 7th'street. . Whitaker's, 411 7th st. n. w. Walnut _ parlor $11 7th stFeet. Whitaker's. ch: table, &e. 1,000 Boxes linen pape STAINED Glass substitute. $24.5 Bultes $24, Victor Fou Wa. H v TAIN F We Witt OFree bemmihe Cd Pts 5 7th street. 200 CARDS, printed trom plate, 75¢., Whitaker, Gas Raxoxs and Stoves at Sheda’s, Rogexs’ Umbrella F ALL Books at cost, Whitaker's. eyes. Hempler’s, aV.,cor.4% Human artifi CITY AN D_ DISTRICT. Amnsements To-Night. ALBavGn'’s.—“Donna Juanita, PAaNoKAMA BUILDING.—Second Battle of Bull Run. _— Condensed Mr. R. O. Holtzn s agent for the Cook property, corner of K and 16th streets northwest, says the property has not been sold, as stated. ‘Ata regular monthly meeting of the Hebrew Congregation Adath Israel, worshiping at the corner of 6th and G streets northwest, the an- bual election of a minister took place yesterday, and the incumbent, Rev. Isaac Stemple, was | Unanimously re-e ‘Those who leave the city during the summer lied to them for any ddress changed as often | tion must be invariably ocala. paid in advance. ‘A stable in the rear of No. 912 I streét north- west, used by H. D. Corcoran, a feed dealer, was | destroyed by fire about 1 o'clock this morning. ‘The loss amounted to about $200. Rev. DE. Wiseman, « graduate of Howard University, was yesterday afternoon ordained | @s minister in the Memorial Luther Place church. The ordination sermon was preached by Rev. Mr. Swartz, of Gettysourg. Many of the survivors of the 15th Massachu- setts regiment spent yesterday on Ball's Blut Dattieground. near Leesburg,Va. To-day they reassembled in this city and visited points of interest about the city. Edward Powell, colored, died suddenly at his home, 1933 12th’ street, last night. ‘The coro- ner made an investigation and decided that death resuited irom paralysis. Four girls, Lilian L. Andem, May Poikinhorn, he Polkinhorn and Daisy Creighton, send Yo THE EVENING Stak $5.72, the proceed’ of a fair held by them at No. 41s 2d street north- ‘West for the benefit of the Poor Children’s Coun- try Home fund. he case of Frank K. Ward, charged with vio- lating the lottery laws, has been continued until next Saturday in the Police Court. On suggestion of the death of Wilmot H. Ward, indicted with William F. Salter for con: spiracy, the Criminal Cour: to-day, on motion J.B. Sweet, cancelled the bond of E. W. ‘Ward for the appearance of the deceased de- fendant. ——_ Tue METRorourraN A. M. E. CHURCH.—The icatory services at the Metropolitan A. M. E. church were continued yesterday. Atlla. m. Rev. Mr. Hadaway, of Mount Vernon Place gbureh, officiated; at 3 p.m. the Rev. Henry R. Saylor, of the Foundry church, preached, and at 5 p. m. the Rev. Dr. J. G. Butler, of the Luther Memorial chureh, delivered a discourse. Tues- @ay night a sermon will be delivered to the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows by the Rev. D.P. Seaton, and Wednesday night a sermon will be delivered to the Masonic fraternity by Rev. B. W. E. Arneth, of Baltimore. pamecten bn ANOTHER ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE IN Mont GomeRY CousTyY.—The authorities of Montgom- ery county, Md., are looking for a colored man Sccused of ittenipting to outrage a young col- ored woman. She was assaulted by him in the road near Kockville, about a week ago, had a terrible struggle with her assailant and ‘nally excuped. —— A Proposrp New CaTHoLic ScHoot Brrip- £8G.—At @ meeting of the members of the Im- maculate Conception congregation, held at the hall on N street,near Sth,last evening, steps were taken looking to the purchase of ground adjoin- ing the Sisters’ school house, at Sth and Q Streets, and the erection thereon of an addi- tonal three-story building for the accommoda- tion of the school. Quite a handsome sum was subseried. An adjourned meeting will be heid next Sunday evenin, pono ee Brup Rack.—The members of the Washing- tou Homing Pigeon club are busy training for their speciai young bird race to be town June 13 from Fairfax, Va, distance twenty-two iuiles. ‘The owners of the first and second tast- est birds are to be presented with gold and sil- Yer medals. The club birds are among the fin- est in the country. No doubt a very exciting Face Will take place, a Fixzp Twexty DoLLaxs For Horsewurr- PING His Wire.—Henry Dogan, an old colored man, who lives in South Washington, was be- fore Judge Snell to-day, charged with beating his wife with horse whip. The old man ad- Initted the act, but said that his wife beat him first while sister Minor held him. The court fined him $20 or 60 days. He paid the fine. a Villiam L. Kearney, 2519 10th street, reports that he went to River View Saturday night and while there, or while returning about midnight, he was robbed of a gold watch and chain Valued at $25. Bayne Arnold, 221 D street southeast, reports while in @ saloon in East Washington Ne was robbed of $16. William T. Smith reports stoien from his Foom $8 and clothing valued at $35. D. S. O'Brian, 302 7th street southwest, reports stolen from thé new school building in St. Dominic's parish Saturday $3.50 worth of tools. |W. W. jwart, 1508 5th street northwest, reports that his house has been burglarized of $5 worth of bed clothing. Mrs. Cusick, 49 B street south- east, reports stolen from her chickens worth $4. ———e oe HoLpeN’s WIVES.—A man named Geo. W. ‘Holden has been arrested in Tampa, Fla, on a charge of bigamy. In April he was married to S young lady there, another woman claiming W have been married to Holden, near Savan- Bab, in October, 1884. A letter ’frou Tam| says that it is rumored there that Holden ulso has o wife living in this city. HE SPOKE OvT IN MEETING AND Was An- RESTED.—John Wall, a lemon vender, while Strolling along Pennsylvania avenue Saturday night, under the influence of liquor, was at- {acted to the Central Union mission ‘by hear img the singing, and when he got inside he began to speak, praising the Lord for making hn such a good teliow, whose only fault was @rinking liquor. When he walked out a police- man ed him, and he was locked up at the Bfth preciuet station. This morning, in the Police Court, Judge Snell gave Wall & 'temper- fence lectureand fined him $10. His personal Focowulzance was taken. with the understand- that he w. We to pay unless he re- peated the offense. a THE SwevisH MoveMENT CURE.—Ex-Secre! tary Chandler says under date of February 25, 2886:—The Swedish movement treatment by Prot. Hartwig Nisseo, at his institute in this city, has beeu very helpful to me in removing General debility, nervous weakness, and some Jocal trouvies. " "As a mode of passive exercise, intended to overcome the disinclination to ex: ertion, which so often attends persons who need exercise the most, and to lead them on to actlve exercise by invigorating the whole system. I Delieve it to possess great merit. Philosophi- gaily Qlanned and caretully applied as itis by Prof. Nissen wad nis capable assistants, the treatment should be investigated by all who Supposed to be the Man. A NEGRO UNDER ARREST HERE, SUPPOSED TO BE MISS GLOYD'S ASSAILANT, The colored man, Lawrence Scott, arrested by | by golng to Officer White, of the second precinet, on suspi- | 204 H, for cion of being the party who assaulted Miss Gloyd on May 27th, near Gaithersburg, Mont- gomery county, Md., was yesterday released, having satisfied the police that he was inno-| This cent. Another suspect was arrested by Omer the first preeinet, on Saturday after- je was Horace Robinson, a coal biack d man, twenty-six years of age. The offi- who noticed him about the 11th street wharf acting suspiciously, arrested him and took him tothe first precinct station. Robin- son's statements were so contradictory as to lead to the beliet that he had been guilty of some crime which he was trying to conceal. The station keeper, Mr. H. L. Gessford, recall- Ing the descriptions of Miss Glogd's assailant, questioned Robinson about it, and he failed to account for his whereabouts at the time. Sherif Miller, of Montgomery county, was notified, and yesterday called to see Robinson. The Sheriff said that bis general description corres- ponds with that «iven of Miss Gloyd’s assailant, binson had with him a bundle, a snuff colored coat, such as described by her, with a piece torn out of the lining. The sheritf re- quested that Robinson be held till he could bring Miss Gloyd to this city. seo bl Perty THEFTS.—In the Police Court today Henry Reed, a seven-year-old colored boy, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing $1.18 worth of ticles from Sheridan’s grocery store. in consideration ot his youth the judge im- posed a fine Of 35. Clara Leonard, a well- dre: middle-aged white woman, who has. nployed at the house of Alfred Robbins on Iowa circle, was in the dock charged with robbing her employer of a gold searf pin, Bast Baut.—The Nationals defeated the St. Louis team Saturday afternoon by a score of 8 to4. The hoine team won the game on its merits, and this break in the long fist of chance defeats that the club has suffered is regarded as &good omen. The same clubs play here Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday atternoons. ‘These three games will be the last played here until July 8. At Louisville Saturday the home team defeated the St. Louis Browns by a score of 1s to3, andat Ridgewood park, L. 1, the Auhletics deieated the Brooklyns by a seore of 3 to 2. ——__ Deatu oF WititaM L. Joxes.—Mr. William jones, an old citizen of Washington, and one of the best-known printers of tie country, died last night at the home of his son-in-law, Norval W. King, 1007 H street. Mr. Jones, who was 78 years old, and a native of Fredericksburg, Va., came to this city when a boy, and served an “apprenticeship as a printer’ uader Duif Green. Since that time he was identified with the printers of the city. He had a very large acquaintance, and was very popular with his jellow-craitsmen, For several years he was treasurer and trustee of Columbia Ty pograph- ical Union, No. 10]. He leaves five sons and two daughters. The funeral will take place to- morrow. ee FUNERAL oF RicHarp H. Taytor.—The faneral of Richard H. Taylor, the well-known avenue merchant, took place yesterday after- noon from the Calvary Baptist chu ev. 3. H. Greene, the pastor, and Rev. Dr. Faunce offi- ted. ‘The floral tributes were beautitul, and ‘the music rendered by u special choir. The interment was at Glenwood with Masonite cere- mon: ‘The pall-bearers were as_ follows: On the part of Columbia Commandery, No. 2, A. T. Longley and 8. T. G. Morsell: Eureka Royai Arch Chapter, No. 4, 0. T. Thompson and W. A. Short; wson Lodge, No.16, W. J. Stephen. son and George W. Pearson; Scottish Rite, CC. Duncansou and Thomas Somerville. é = SuBuRBAN Lots.—Sale of suburban lots just beyond Boundary and North Capitol streets, this afternoon, at 5:30 o'clock, being a part of tne Keating tarm. Kare chance for speculation is offered, as property in this neighborhood is CITY ITEMS. You Will Save 40 r cent on every dollar Averbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th finest quality Blue Flannel Shirts, Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Foot- wear, Headwear and Sewing Machines.’ 1. A Long-Felt Want. tock phrase in regard to inventions, and has afforded much good-humored laughter to newspaper folks. Many inventions don't fill any want at all, forthe want don’t exist at all. But the want did exist of some really good ner- vine and tonic combined. Many people have tried to fill this long felt want, but none suec- ceeded till br. Henley prepared ‘his Celery, Beet and Iron, which, having sense and reason ‘as 1ts principles, has filled the long-felt want, as physicians and druggists will tell you. 1 Pickwick © Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in %4 ib. “Ward” prints, 40. rib. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; jweet Milk Sc. per quart. Cream 15 cents, OMBINATIONS. IN THESE DAYS WE HEAR MUCH ABOUT “COMBINATIONS,” AND THEY ARE OF EVERY SORT AND EVERY CHARACTER 1F YOU WANT TO MAKE ANY KIND OF A PURCHASE YOU EXPEC? THE ARTICLE TO HAVE A COMBINATION OF QUALITIES IF THE COMBINATION EMBRACES STYLE, DURA- BILITY AND PRICE IN SUCH PROPORTIONS AS TO PLEASE YOU, YOU LOOK NO FURTHER. NOW, THIS IS THE COMBINATION WHICH WE CLAIM FOR OUR READY-MADE SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING—A CLAIM BASED UPON A LARGE EXPERIENCE AND A PRETTY GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF WHAT IS GOING ON AROUND US, OUR EXPERIENCE ENABLES US, WE THINK, TO KNOW WHAT CONSTITUTES GOOD STYLE AND GOOD QUALITY, AND OBSERVATION CONVINCES US (AND WILL YOU) THAT OUR PRICES ARE BELOW OUR COMPETITORS IN SAME CLASS OF GOoDs, RECENT PURCHASES FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST NEW YORK MANUFAC- TURERS (WHO FOUND HIMSELF “OVER- LOADED") AT FROM $1.50 TO $2.50 A SUIT LESS THAN HE SOLD SAME GOODS THREE WEEKS AGO, ENABLE US TO MAKE SPECIAL PRICES ON SEVERAL LINES OF NEW AND VERY STYLISH SACK AND CUTAWAY SUITS IN LIGHT-WEIGHT CASSIMERES. ENTIRELY NEW PATTERNS OF YOUNG MEN'S AND BOYS’ SUITS. ALSO, SOME VERY LIGHT-WEIGHT SMALL BOYS’ SUITS (SHORT PANTS)IN PLALN, MIXED AND PLAID SERGES, PLAIN GRAY CHEVIOTS AND FLANNELS. E. B BaRNUM & CO. 5e3. 931 PENN. AVE rapidly advancing in price. = a Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tax EVENING Stak. Curnprex’s Day.—Children’s day was ob- served yesterday by all the Methodist churches here. The exercises begau in the Methodist Protestant church, Rev. Mr. Smith, at 4 o'clock. The children met after 6 o'clock at Trinity M. E. church, Rev. Mr. Edwards, and at a jater hour there were services for the children at the M. E. chureh south, Rev. Dr. Smithson. These churches are within a few rods ot each other. FUNERAL.—The Rechabites appeared in re- lia yesterday afternoon at the tuneral of John Lusby, a well-known Alexandrian. The fune- ral took place from Trinity M. E. church, and Rey. John Schwarts officiated. Nores.—The eurly a goes Into effect to-day, and henceforth during the sum- mer few stores will be open on the many streets ater 7 o'clock, except confectioneries and drug stores.—Lee finn 2 meets to-night.—River thieves are operating in a small way on the river front ot this city.—-Elder Smoot, at the Primitive Baptist church, and Rev. Dr. Ken- drick, at the Trinity M. E. church, were the only preachers here yesterday that are not regu- lar pastors.—The Turnbull Interocean Tele- phone company bas obtained a charter from the circuit court here, and now bas its legal habitat in this city. The only Washington cor- porator is Mr. T.W. Bucbey and Mr. F. R. Wind- sor the only Alexandrian.—Mr. G. M. Ramsey represents the Alexandria Typographical Union at the International Union at Pittsburg this week. Asxoruer Bro Assontuent Of all pare wool, HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, In beautiful Spring Shades just received. These elegant, Dress Goods are worth S7ige., the price is reduced to 25c. FANCY SUMMER SILKS, 37, 50, 62c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. NAVY BLUE, GARNET AND BROWN SATINES, BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 500, oo ToT ces BER oo, Oc ASA RR T Pa coo a ARR T 8g58 T ‘711 Market Space, near 7th strom, ROYAL SERGE in Beautiful Spring Shades, double Widih, 2 yards forg2 BOU-CLA GRENADINES, beautiful 5; ‘Shades, wide double width, pure wool Suc Te ALBATROSS and NUN’S VEILING, beautiful spring ‘shades, wide double width very fine quality, re duced to 37iae. SURAH SILKS, beautiful Spring Shades, excellent quality, extra wide width, reduced to 6c. Excellent quality BLACK SILKS, extra width, $1.00. BLACK BROCADE SILKS, special bargain, 75¢, Each customer who buys $10 worth of Dry Goods Will be presented with a large size BRIDAL QUILT, worth $1.50. of @ pair of our handsome SATIN’ DAMASK TOWELS, extra large size, worth $1.00. my 27 Grouse T. Kuss, TAILOR, 414 9TH STREET NORTHWEST, 9p203m_ PRE WHITE IS KING! THE ACME OF PER fection in the category ‘of sewing Machines. A Goncentration and condensation of mechanical genius and skill. The range of work can not be excelled. It isa thing of beauty and a joy forever. Call and seelt at 4 FOMCKENNEY'S, 427 oth st u.w. J.B. RIC! MOND, Machines of uli kinds for sale ur rent lass repairing done. “Also, Central for Tue Universal Patterns. ‘See thems’ Suva” SSg CCQ H HL oH FETE 222" gSsq BG OHH E of “a “Zes8 Sss8 Ooo Hot Tue B ds MILWAUKEE LAGER THE BEST IN THE DISTRICE. ‘For sale by Dealers generally, or by the Agent, taM’L @ PALMER 1224 20th Sirest Northwest, ‘Telephone. 454 $25 Base Batis, Bars anv Base Bae OUTFITS. SPALDING'S NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL, ‘$1.25, Special Price. 24 Sheeta Note Paper with Envelope’ te maateh, in a Wom. 10 cent, = JOHN PARKER'S, my5 S17 and 619 7thst. nw. (G2 STEEIGEN'S SUTTS SCOURED on Cotte S0 conte. Pants 25 cents. Vests 25 cents, bei ‘SMitering sn ‘done th beat Tepairig do ‘manner, SS ‘KT HAHN, 705 Mth st. nw, _mbi153m¢ and 42. Calvare st. Haltln Sarr & Co, Batrmone Proprietors of the old aud weil known they offer low, in bond ur free. ior a 7670 gi WALKER TOR HOR, ‘Granite Work: best facilities in W ashinge such work. Office and Yard 703 to 708 Nort Capital st, in rear of Goverament Printing Office mang Asxouo-Awencas Lxsvnaxce Co. €29 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST are suifering irom the eflects of sedentary hab- is, from geuerai debility, or from any {Signed.} Wo. E. CHaNpier, pee JaPaNesk PoRCELAINS AND CLOLSONNE AT AUvcTiox.—Interesied parties should bear in Mind that the sale of these clegant goods will take place at Dowling's auction-rooms, Lith aud Peunsyivania avenue, u-morrow at 11 Qeiocl. Ai is without question the finest col. Of g ods of this character ever offered at PUbIic sale in this cit; — SALe ov Garpes Fanw—Duncanson Broa Will sell, by order of Jno. B. Larner, trustee, Morrow’ afternoon st 5 clock, * valuable improved garden farm oa the Eastern branch Of the Potomac river, near Uniontown. The late rap.d increase in ‘prices of such places in @nd around the District makes this ® rare ‘@pportunity tor speculators. Wasurxotox, D.C, ISSUE FIRE AND MARINE POLICIES, mbis ™ ation ued amariee Martie Monuments, and ot the latest style the best of style and “e finish, is now. a Exes Ricur Hens: GOOD NEWS IS THE BEST NEWS. THEREFORE READ ON. If one-half the attention that is paid to making money ‘was paid to saving it the world would be much better off. Be thrifty, as well as industrious, and when you want to buy clothing go where you will get the benefit of low prices. VICTOR EF. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE IS THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY. ‘Here is the proof of it: OUR GREAT SPECIALTY SUIT, $9.75. ‘We have added five new styles this week, making in all thirteen different styles and textures. These goods are strictly All Wool, and we claim they are the greatest bargain ever produced in the District. $7.50 BUYS A CASSIMERE SUIT, Strictly All Wool $5.00 FOR A GOOD BUSINESS SUIT. $15.50 FOR A PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, ‘Wanscott Worsted, Blue and Black. Strictly All Wool. $9.50 Fora Blue Slater's Flannel Suit. Strictly All Wool, fadeless color, with two sets of Buttons. BOYS’ SUITS, AGE 13 TO 18 YEARS, $4.50, $5.50, $6, $7.75, $6.25 and upward, CHILDREN'S SUITS, AGE 4 TO 13 YEARS, Strictly All Wool, $2.87, $2.50, $3.87, $4, $4.75 and upward, MEN'S PANTS, ‘Neat Mixtures, Hair Lines and Combination Stripes, Strictly All Wool, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $3.75 and upward,at VICTOR E ADLER's PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE STRICTLY ONE PRICE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., Corner of Massachusetts Avenue, Open Saturdays till 11 p.m. Serwe Hara SPRING HATS. ‘THE LARGEST STOCK EVER EXHIBITED 1N MEN'S, YOUTHS’, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS. DUNLAPS 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. Wuer & Lusry, COR 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE, Jel mrlosm HAVE LUMBER OF ALL KINDS, MILL WORK OF ALL KINDS AND HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS. And a8 you see our Yard and Warerooms are ahandy place to get anything you want inthe building line, ‘and you avold the trouble of running about to make Purchases of various material. ‘We have the reputation of selling low on every- pose to keep it up, WILLET &@ LIBBEY. Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Hardware Mer chante, mb31 _Cor. Oth street and New Yorkave. n.w. FASHIONABLE TAILOR, 1332 F STREET (Agjloing Ebbit House Finest garments at most consistent ‘Prices, my2l-lm Prorrens op A08, CH. (PAGNES AN) Steps ee cere eer an wines , which ew guaranine ot vi OUX & st 1747 Pe ave, EDUCATIONAL. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ASHIN V icenth year Piano; Organ, Volse Violins kate, eenth year Piano, ‘ofee, Violin, Flute, Cornet, &c- Free advantages OR BULLARD Dit jer im* TO: St. Cloud Building, co Mountain Lake Park, Md. and tuition may be arrany Mrs. M. ST! ‘he Columbian College oH sens Otol 5 ROSA POF Mi Pgiish Stool and dora 1aku” thie sear thw Also private leseons. ANTED—BY AN} number of pupils Pupil of Dr. J, P- my25-8t* FRENCH OR And to spend sum _ mys N ‘Teacher of Singing. al French and italian, bi ry Lan thst. LAURA FLINT AN open, on Oct. 4th. thi of 9 and i4. M" AVE 5, tween the age: French kin under the charge of Mile address 1734 I street. +P home 1 Nelson ( the summer. ‘Th branche: ‘oui Jad 10- SS cally taught. Success: followed. Private pupils pre office of Johus & Easton, Ste NSTR 3 Mattes and English, by Givil Service Examiner, th st. nw. (GPENCERTAN BU Sinha Dats nw tress education ‘hat ual active duties of lif ography and Type Writ Atul corps. of teachers. | free on upplication. “HiNR pal MIS. SARA A. Si mh29 SCHOOL OF PHO SCHOO! SCHOOL G1 A All nl6 MS uate Conservatory. Plano teeuni culture. 1012 10th st nw SPEIVATE, Lessons study: toad Annapolis, W wy er agreeabl Tooms now at 716 13th st. n.w Spring sessi es young men aud women | Fi to support. themselves-and suecessfully perforin the | PeFat ‘rhorongh instruction given in HART, 904 M st. g “. ERIVATE, TUTOR Geri year.) Phonogray nmarsbip, Bookkeeping. 2 College’ Preparatory Schoo! ma. inde: ‘clreul IPHE BEST,AND CHEAPEST CE OF REMOVAL-MADAME HOFFELDT, the true method. Classic and Modern Music, good German, unsurpassed methods, has her late 1215 G. fler r [AND REVOLUTIONIZED-SLO, PLOYAN; simplest, most rapid and most legible tem in the world. Classes forming. Tuition by cor- Tespondence. Call for prospectus: 921 F st.n.w. je5-0t* ‘PE THIRD SUMMER SESSION OF THE ‘Washington School of Elocutiot MAN, farten reopens Octo- | Spring Lake Beach. en Feopel pring m CED SIGHTS, D.C., reopens Oetober Ist, 1886, with Increased facilities for a thorough education in English, Modern. waxes, Music and Art, Address Miss EARLE, Successtul andort {UD HOMME, 1014 171 ry, school. fi ‘Will open 1886. “Board the Principal, CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, N DU- at Jet , 133 jel-Im ENCH, 4 12th st. -Im* AND SUC ‘a PERL OW cesstui teacher of Plano Technique, fimited begin with summer or tail terin. caulfield. ‘Terms. $10 per quart inadvance. Address, at once, Box 4, Star o} ice. WAY TO LEARN MAL it Piymouth, Mass. Send for Circulars to THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAG: ‘Washington, D. C., (723 14th swe) Italian m25_ a my21-6m M, JUNE WILL for girls be- Number limited to 15, rad : COLT ome rgarten in connection with the school, For circu my11-3in= SOLICITATION ds Mr. aud Mrs. CA BE! fe with U Vasa number oftheir’ p ic cont of their educat-on as will enable them to uate with more ease in the Norwood Institute, 1 to thei SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIT Applicants for examination prepared. Apply for circulars and information 4: Or a ir beant ils for jue such “MATHE- ER, late apl3ni COR. 9TH Language, Correspon- Rapid Writing, the English dence. Rapid “Cale Bookkeeping, Practice, Commercial Law, Political |i Busi oni ‘Open day and evening. o Iilustrated cits y_C. SPENCE NCER, Vice Principal, OGRAPHY. SCHOOL OF TYPr:-WRITING, F LISH, OK-KEEPING 1 Shorthand Books and Supplies. } Writing Machines aud Supplies. 624 H STREET N.W. lar sent ER, Prine England harmony and voice as ALL GRADFS OF STITUTE, s'w. corner Sthand K ste. n.w. Mathematical, Classical, Business. SW. FLYNN, A.M. Evening Classes, $3 aud $5 a month. 0c20 iE Bancarss Is Mirtasery. ij BEA K KU ‘A A ALLL AA KEES ONLY. CENTS. 45 and 67 CENTS and $1. TRIMMED SAILORS, 10 CENTS, PRICE BULLETIN, ELEGANT LARGE SHADE HATS, 17 CENTS THOUSANDS OF NICE AND NOBBY STYLES OF CHILDREN'S HATS, AT 37, 50,60 and 75 BLACK, WHITE AND COLORED FINE MILAN MILITAIRE, AT 65 and 75 CENTS and $1. ALL THE LEADING SHADES MILAN HATS, AT ELEGANT FRENCH BOUQUETS AND SPRAYS AT 20, 25, 35 and 50 CENTS, DON'T YOU BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE PosTED YGURSELVES IN OUR PRICES. KX HW ONN NR coG ™ 558, KK NNN GG" BS HERE Goo os KK UO NRN GGG Sss8 erp, oy, A oCO ERE Pop AA f a §&% ep A 4 Thun aA COO ERE Jel 814 SEVENTH STREET. THING. SUMMER STOCK COMPLETE, GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 607 SEVENTH ST. N.W., Opp. U. 8. Post Office, Sze Ovr Bivz Axo Brace SERGE COAT AND VEST, (COLOR FINE.) COAT UNLINED. PRICE $7.50. FOR WARM WEATHER THIs Is JUST THE Facrs: SOLID FACTS! ‘That are vouched for by the public at “Clothing Palace” is the H ‘of what, ANTS! Children’s Knee Pants at 25, and uj Mews Fine AN Wool Saits at $0. HATS! HATS! Guildren's Hats at We close at 7 pm, taigeencepiea > iu leadquarte Clothing, Hats and Furnishings Ana to gi ‘$7 and, Fics that the ins in rah ‘youcan secure ky call MENTAL | thing. besides furnishing trw-class material, and pro | quote a fey prices bee rs, eee eee at $5.95, $7.50 PO; $20 ana up, andup ‘Palace, Cor. 8th and Ista ne, ‘Saturdays and Eves of Hol- ie Wie rie Sioa of is Fina ruc, mad Tue Kessixeros, ‘Umion Avenue, Opposite Congress Springs Park. SARATOGA SPRINGS, ¥. ¥. OPEN JUNE 19 TO OCTOBER JAMES H. RODGERS, Proprietor, Je7-1m Coleman House, N. ¥. Spauxe Laxe Brac, Nw J. SEASON OF 1886. MONMOUTH HOUSE WILL OPEN JUNE 24TH. iptive clegular and other informe tiowasdrest fe Ste MALTBY, tote! corte JeT-Im Py INDSORSULPHURSPRINGS, BLU} t t (W ‘ictntaing “Xo “mnatera or fuosqe icons, de, doaine nike tet Sine sereeltetianeee Uta at Bare & Wh TEPC Ghats ANC TRALY Nee aA “ERS LONIAL BEACH HOTEL, (Coos TEENS BOR Sr. 1550, Wiin substi tmroventente eid ete Re later ee apap Sor eee Rae Suits Peet wate daiting Patines eee oe proprnton ate mtd nesahae Grate iy Ft a rea BST ea eR PRprlace Coisn ane Wetetiat Be eens ta TLBURTON ny THESE Wi RAC HGS take, 3 eit, Philadelphia, or Monmouth House, TPPERVILL Uppervitie, Fauauter Co., Va, Now open for Summer Boarders. ‘Open from June to October. Rooms ean §/ Je7-m, wasot* RINKER & PY geal by letter or telegraph. COLORS, GER HORT, OF eS : 2 E N 05 aoe Miles own. OA HEAD 'LAKE, MAINE. Je7-2m St. Macy's Co., Md. ‘The favorite resort for sportsmen, summer QioCK ISCAND, RL, Ji¥GEIA sores — | *uristgand invalids. Hay fever uriknow IB Rey bocsernenr beechrallsiaceri con. “BSS Yeniences: sanitary condition perfect. Send @2) CHENERY & Co., eS ot ANON, Manager: 6 . my19-w,f,m6w 196 State st., Boston. Mais. Jem EeCES LEY, M. D.. Prov othe os : alts ‘OUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, CANTON, STP ND 4 LAKE. $2 4 DAY AND UP NEAR WATKINS ‘GI to October. Accommodati MESS Wetton Sumiter Neort county, Pa. acharming village of 1,600 inbuo; about 1,660 feet above tide, on the RR; Lig miles from the famous Miznequa Springs; will open JUNE 15tn. i wealth, epink Guay, ba secured at a) ¥. Ce, € couch. and pleasant summer recreation, fora reasonable price! ran have such wants fully suppiedat this place. Persons desiring any Information uy to terms. ee oF wishing Photographie views ofthe bowse wil addy BL. WRIGHT, Canton. Bradford county. Pa. Jeo-60e LLEGHANY Pi 4\ greatest dyspepsia water ever discover- €q, endorsed by the medical association of $49 the state. Is now the largest and most pop- dig Ular resortin the mountains of Virginia. All Ure ucd- ern Improvements For descriptive pamphlet and ddress E. A, COLHOUN, Gen'l Mai HOTEL, of 171 Broadway, room my22-3,10.w2m DOV ol OUSENES SERINGR SHENAN DOATE COW THE LARGESt AND MOST FASHIONABLY SUMMER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF ‘A. Sort has heen thoronghs overhauled painted, repaired and. paper hew closets and the be Is y in the mountains: new" porches Eave’ been placed in all the rooms, with woven. wire springs, making this the b uINGS, THE VIR TA. {and most co GQURF HOUSE, OCEAN DEAGH, NOT-CFIRSE | Sorte be found in the south. ‘Greatest variety of class family house directly on the beach. medi 0 : = a Vr eeines United Beaune: bauniferana aeaponres. A wutiful scenery, magnisicent. Toads: table hot, cold, shower and wod game’ in the inn tion Perap) the. ge baths: good diate vicinity » hotel: Jeo-60% MMIRS. E. L. GARRETSO: ice in marest watering place to urs’ ride on the Ih tant sort opens for the Seer, 0a Tele BEDFORD, PENNA. i the building, mmer Tt Washington, bei R This popular Su 7s N of guesis JUNE 10TH, 1556, itas been enlurged wid improved for the season. Brass a Round trip tickets to be had at PRR. Co's and se. Deseriptiv B.& 0. R. K. Co.'s Licket offices, ah age checked ation, cats of the Jour principal through. Bedford water und pamphlets at G2, SCHAFER'S, 1010 Fst. nw. Prices of bourd and oller information by application to the proprietors. ‘The waters and grounds are exclusively for the guests at the springs and those purchasing. tickets for their use. THE ANDERSON HEIRS, Je5-6W Owners and Proprietors, GS AND BATH. OPEN JUNE 10, 101 Miles on Baltimore und Ohio R. R. he water, attractions, terms, test sThav be had free at the following drug. Mi ‘Thompson's, Se: Evenin Proprietor. “I.G. BURKE, Chief Cle CW. CHANCELLOR, Resident Physician, nysoin we END HOTEL, vary LONG BRANCH. 3 | COTTAGES AND RESTAURANE WILL OPEN JUNE 10, THE HOTEL JUNE 19 D. M. & W. E. HILDRETH, Proprietors. my4-30t_New York Office, 52 Broadway, New York aN 188 U1 JOBEACH, DEi., will re-open Juue Ist, ‘Terms reasonubie nd for "circular. ‘Through trains from Washington to Keho- Only 3% hours from Washirgton to h ‘fend | door; only 2% ites staging. “the merits of | Berkeley audits waters are famous; baths | consist of spout, shower, plunge aud. swimniia ys rature of water cated by steam to any tem ‘Tem, ‘These waters ure aspeciiic tor Theumatisin, skin diseases and kidney and uervous allections. Cuisine unsurpassed. Hotel sccommo- dutes 500 guests, did ball room and mi Fabr jell. Water also tor invalids. LDI LA, MAY, N. 24 end of Decatur street, open all the yeat Kear new iron pier; strictly’ first-class; cot NETH SEASON. } pa HOTEL COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, N. J. (On the Beach.) OPEN IN JUNE, For circulars, terms, &c., addre , BOATING, FISHING, Address W. F. LARKA GEE, pean myis-am " "Fortress Monroe, Va. OME -OOTTA TPE RADNOR, ATLANTIC CITY, TION COREAGE, OCEAN | 1 NOW UES | Fine bathing, boating and fishing; hall me En trom ocean; terms moderate. Hap see Mrs. L. P. WHEELER. FFALO LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL, MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA, | | | 2 HOTEL. ort, on top of the famous. Mountains of Virginia, will be open JUNE IST, 1886. HENKY L. MAS. VIOXREPEY, SPEINGS HOTEL Witt, or = | Mars Torouguiy: renga: Will open to the public June, under an | tec, refurnisne eituated at Bi entirely new regime. Mr. 8. K, Tice, tor- merly connected with the Southern Hotel, of St. Louis, the Grand Pacitie, of Chicago, v the Plankintos ‘Milwaukee, peut or the hol ‘guests can of comiort and good ati Toute, prices, ete., apply to B K. TICE, Manager, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va, > to the Company at their office, _Jeh1m fe land R. i. Noted for its Apply to M. MIDDLE ADR BARROW lelightful air aud pure wate AUPF, 68 Franklin st, oF Baltimére, Ma. AP WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS ct of guests June loth. For descriptve circular and terms address Capt. J. W, WHEELER i SON, Newville, Cumberland county, Pa apS03 ATSKILL MOUNTAL HOTEL ULSTER, PINE HILL, Ulster County, N. ¥ On the Ulster and Delaware It, It Shortest route via POCK, est Shore and Suffalo KR. RK” House first! tends and endeavor to make it pleasant for those ch, telegraph and post offi Open Send ior circulars and reference wito visit the Springs this season. y watering ae ee inthe mountains that has all substantial brick SoS SE Duidings. ‘The prettiest lawn in Virginia, The water SEAN END OF NORTH \that will be for the exclusive use of those stopping at w “Open for Season of, ve. Now LISILA ROBERTS & SUN $¢ (LON ADE” ATLANTIC cry. Reopened fur the reception of visitors. }J—ALL MOD! MPROV Bathing, Fishing umd Snipe Shox MENTS. Address C. C. LEFFLER,623 13th rs for Cobb's Island will take Tie cape | St. nw. or Hotel. aerate | CSR MESSE non, (dy ‘The MOUNTAL 3 for Seaside will meet th HO! E will open JUNE a Ta. Address J.T. SPADY, Bay View P.O., circulars, &c., address: ‘cara 7 ms, J ERMONT HOUSE, VERMONT AV! Bees a vuovetructed “oréan, view. corner Pacific and Kentucky avenues, nh} | ATLANTIC CIT SAMUEL KIRBY, Proprietor. Je2din_ ERRE, CORNER ATLAN are avenues, AUanue City, EDWARD 8. LEE, Prop. Open all the year. Open all the yes my3i-zm MES. L. McCRAIG. {W:STODDARD, P.O, Box sTee 10TE ANTIC =I886—“THE KITTATINNY, ogee anna AVE. | 184 | Wirewwater Gap ba Open hors ted by electric light; con May Luntil November ‘The most aecessi- I pee aia eae dle mountain resort adjacent to New York Jig piles, Proprietor. feFtu | and Philadelptia, Hotel recently rebuilt, emarsed and refurnished. wat Rooms en suite, with hot and cold. baths, an unlimited supply of pure spring SBURY PARK, A Water, gas, electric bells ‘and the only passenger cle NEW JERSEY, ator at the Water Gap. W. A. ae « jel-zm BRUNSWICK HOTEL, WOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY A Wes Vu, Mrs. SE. Lovett, Proprle- irs —“Convebient to "Washington coe. ‘Spring beds. | Season June 15th until October. | Mrs. D. B STOCKHAM & CO., Proprietors. Mr. G. T. Stockham, of the Ebbitt House, will en- sage rooms for parties dering the ensuing season. je2-2m. among the mountains. Tableiurnished with everything tresh. Plenty fresh milk. Terms. $6 per week. Special terms for. families Open May 20th, my1-3m BOOKS, &e. URGLARS IN PARADISE. A Periect Adonis, und all ofthe excellent Riverside Rock Exox Spares axo Barus, OPEN JUNE Isr. ‘Six Hours from Washington. Guests can now take the Express Train from B. and O.R. RB. Depot at 9:43 am. Fol descriptive pamphlets, giving all Information, PALS Pit may be had at the ollice TT & SONS, 401 9th street,or at the counter of the EVENINGSTAR, Jel-2m A.S8. PRATT, Proprietor. QTOCKTON HOTEL, ta : : CAPE MAY, N. J. SEASON OF 1886, UNDER THE MANAGE = wa OF HENRY CLAIR AND JAMES P. COLT. B Paper Series. Crawford's Tale of a Lovely Parish. Mrs. Duhigren’s The Lost Name. Pocket Livraries and other Summer Reading. Fine and Cheap statione: Jeo © C PURSELL, 418 9h. TWX,5 ‘ASTER, BOOKS AND STA- | EA tionery, S29"7th st. n.w., Catholle Goods, beauti- ful hand-painted Plaques, Japanese Novelties and Artists’ Muteriuls at lowest prices, my 12-2508 Cuear Reanise. BOOKS AT HALF PRICE ‘We have laid out on our counters a large lot of Good Books for geueral reading, which we will sell at Halt 1 3 x, | Price. SPECIAL RATES MADE FOR THE SEASON, | Pric P arlene eee 48 WEDNESDAY, JUN Readiny OPENS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, z- WM. BALLANTYNE & ON, ication at | _my21 425 7th Strest, pha. Mr. Clair will be at the Arlington on Monday and ‘Tucaday, June 7un and 8th, with plan of roouls. 7 New Booxs ‘Triumphant Democracy, by Carnegie. my Taborttaund and Lave by Woke Palipa METROPOLITAN” NOW OPEN. NEAR | American Diplomacy, by Schuyler. Warm Baths and Iron Pier. Postuiates of Political Weonomy, by Marshall, Songs aund Bullods of the Southern People,by Moore. Songs and Ballads of the Sout Bugle ichoes, by Browue. nd Ailetteby Peale,” jemoirs of Gen. Sherman, new edi Violeta, by Mrs: Wister. sa Principles of Political Beonomy, by Neweomb, drains my20-5 = DINEY : is sq. MARY'S CO., 1D, NINETY-TWO MILES FROM WASHINGTON, ON THE POTOMAC RIVER, INT HOT! Will open for guests JUNE 19, 1886. U.S. Reports, vol. 116, Steamers Excelstor and Geo. Leary leave. W. H. MORRISON, each evening from foot of 7th street. p29 475 Pennsylvania Ave. ‘Accomodations for 250 guests, ‘The most attractive Summer Resort on the vucw- mac. Music, Billiards, Boating, Fishing und Salt Creccutatixc Limnany. ‘Water Bathing. Over three thousand volumes of Standard and Popn- Kates $1.50 and $2 per day: $10 and $12 per week; | lar jak with BEST MAGAZINES and NEW $35 oS per, Sy ae La ee BOOKS SOON AS ISSUED, OTEL PEMBROKE, ATLANTIC, Booxs Booxsn Booxs: H CITY, N. J., North Carolina, n’r Pacitic. Gy AT cost. Box $20. 0. T. ZLEG! ‘USS, my2eau I desire to close out at cost ALL BOOKS ON MY scene See ioe A Doe a BAU Sena eae a : a fied Pianos Screen, Eero patna boven wiremciaeteiee 'E VICTORIA,” ATLANTIC CITY, fited. Any book or books wanted not ‘in stock will be ordered and Uberal discount made from the retail open all the veur, thoroughly heated! bat ‘Sun Hall directly G3] ud cold sez ry H ‘on. Me * Se ae oe |, MERSON HOUSE, SOUTH CAROLINA, Hite, near Ocean, Atiantie City. XN. dete: bora cotey Aueccae re tg eet peers cms emma, = DUBOIS & YOUNG. G. A. WHITAKER, 1105 Pennsylvania ave, Oo” POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA, HYGEIA HOTEL, ‘Terms for the season of 1886, inning. Rowrorp Yeasr Pownza ae terene sie i perce woe MG THE “OLD RELIABLE” STANDARD BAKING . FN. Pike, | CHEAPESTIN THE WORLD. myl7-3m ‘Manager. For sale by all grocers in the District, Pi ye CUPRA EES frag | Sette E: OO. be at eT) iF reg seca ees Cane ee ‘mylé1m' ‘CELLULOID TRUSS, IN SPRING AND BATHS (ALKALINE TP eee bever wears out, alwaysclean, LA "ERS 2:0, Fine ana canbe woen whale faters j County, W. Va. No! “1s for sale as No. Where the'sicié and over. Wi pamphies W. Ht. ‘pamphiet HOUSE, REHOBOTH | ihis Hotel) is acknowledged to be the only ‘purely 5 iMecieinal water in Ving ‘Auantictity, NJ. i ATLANTIC CITY, MR | stm Proprietor. FY, open JUNE 36, yeurTT MAY_N. J. ormeriy of the Conumental Hotel, Ptadel: 92 [Fine Ocean view, gas, electric bell A Rl stacktou Hotel and Congsess tall, Cape je3-1m wicout, JE uy, Proprietor fp hosttthtejer (one's ISLAND. Se] NGLESIDE? | Nrowwoc @ ATW AVE. AND _DRY GOODS. _ Srectatrms Ix Wasa Fasaics SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & RNOTHER), NEW EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLUNS, GEN. UINE CALCUTTA SEER-UCKE S. TUFTED SCOTCH ZEPHYRS. LORRAINE CREPES, INDIA CRINKLES SHIRRED MUSLINS, PLETE ASSORTMEN | OF ANDERSON’S 32- INCHES WIDE SCOTCH “GINGHAMS. IN ¥ CHECKED AND SID OF THE FINEST QUALITY OF BX FRENCH SATEENS IN SIAN LAW! FRENCH NAINSOOKS, TE INDIA MULLS. WELT PIQUES | WHITE AND COLORED EMBROIDERED ROBES | AT “REDUCED Pt 100 PIECES, PRIN ‘SELECT | STYLES” AND AT LOWEST PRICES ALL SPRING A UMMEK WRAIS AT CLOS ING PRICES oe “MARKED DOWN PRICES” ON PARASOLS. “GREATLY REDUCED PRICES” ON PARIS COM- ATISTES IN HINATION SUITS, INDIA SILKS AND LOUIS ALL WOOL FLANNELS FOR BATHING SUITS | 1UDDA, HMERE AN ‘ Ww, GHC EI AND SILK AND GENTLEMEN'S TRAVELING SHAWLS. a PLALN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES SEATON PERRY, PrEny BUILDING, Penn. Avenue, Corner 9th street, Established 1840. xe Guseuaus atixes Asp Crr ‘We have some beautiful styles FRENCH and DO- MESTIC SATINES, at 12%gc., 15 Bve., 35e, BTge. new styles CRINKLE GINGHAMS, + Cardin aids and Stripes, at 12440. - and 18e. All colors in CHEESE CLOTHS, at Se, and Se. New line of PARASOLS, from 75e. to $2.50. A full line Spring and Summer UNDERWEAR, We keep the best UN! AUNDERED SHIRTS, at A large stock of WHITE GOODS at very low prices. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, $e, 713 Market Space. & Bro Daxseurcn 320-422 4 | complete a lin | carabie. ities in this department are CORSETS. Coraline Nursing. “AI THOMPSON'S GLOVE FITTING. RER, Extra Long, G, "Extra Lonz, E, Satieci Abdominal, G, Spoon Busk, ‘Misses Coutil, Summer Corsets. te entilating Corset P. D. CORSETS IN 7. Sattoen, Joxtra’ Lon CELEBRATED Kt & G CORSETS IN | No. 197, Twilied J Ne. SETS. Her Majesty's Corsets. (warranted) Tne satin Pinot Corset, Price Bid, Pry ‘Them, Ourstock of French woven Curstts cannot be equaled. ‘Only best n stock. Madam Foy's Improved. Corset and Sniet Supporer has met with Univers. approbation. The Double V Waist Corset for ciiliren’s Wear, | Corset Department 2d floor. Easily reached by Ele- | vator. LADIES’ DRESSING SACQUES. andard Makes ne style at broidery and t 3e., made of good cotton, with em- = One sty le at 47¢,, made of fine cotton, trimmed with tucks and embroidery. ‘One style at 69c., trimmed with embroidery, Insert- tng and tucks, One style 78c., inserting and tucks, worth $1.00; | made of best cotton, trimmed with cambric, edging | and inserting. WHITE SKIRTS. a style at 47c., made of good muslin, with hem and tuel ‘One style at 59c.. well made, with cambric ruffle ‘and tucks in the ruiite, also tucks above the rufile. One style at 98c., recent price $1.25, trimmed with deep embroidery, rutile and tucks. ‘LADIES’ GOW, One style at 47c., made Mother Hubbard style, with yoke of tucks. ‘One style at 58c., made Mother Hubbard, with yoke | oftucks and inserting. | “One style at oe, made with yoke of tucks and In serting, trimmed tlicely with embroidery. Gnestyie at Sie., wade of Lousdale cambric, with yoke of line tucking Due stvie at DSc. Fecent value $1.25, trimmed with yoke ofall over emibrol Ss CHILDREN'S LACE CAPS, Nurses Apronsat Te. teiinieds ‘arses Apronsat Ic. triunm Se ee ing out the remaining stoc at Jes that Byreallipe pices = nur $2.00 cuat-back vest front Jersey now $1.25 Our $4.20 sil embroldered vest front ane pee PARASOLS. PARASOL. We have reduced the price of these goods now while there isyet ademand. We do not care until the sea son has expired. Satin Couchers 89. Our $2.25 Parasols $1.89, ‘Other Goods. th pr Unmade White suit Patterns, ion. | M1 quailty matertal, | ony SENGIAM DiteSs ROBE P. GINGHAM DiS ROBE PATTERNS, Which sold so weil at §3-45. tock willseld at s2.00. a re ‘ARR ON E aa NNN Eo Aah NRW tus 2°24 BWW ue 0 OU BB UU ' eid Sas “ou G. ‘ CONSTANT OPER- Jet is. ATION. Tux Braxca Bacrmore Sumt FACTORY, Instill selling the Mystery Shirt (the ol@ favorite) at 7c. The Comfort Shirt (reinforced) and made of the very best material (finished), only S5c._ ‘This Shirt is a5 good as can be bought anywhere at any price. Now is the time to leave your measure for Shirts, Six finest Dress Shirts (made to order), solid. bosoms, for $¥; elther open back or open front. Six finest Dress Shirts, made to order, (pleated bosoms), for $12; any number of pleats desired. Perfect fit guaranteed, At the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, ap2 1002 F STREET NORTHW! Tue Views Or Prorte ‘With reference to purchasing READY-MADE CLOTHING is somewhat divided. Some goto one place and some to another to buy, and it will always be so: but you will hear it expressed on all sides that if a person asks another where to produce good and Tellable clothing, ready made or made to order, our house is the first one mentioned to buy—because its | in oak. cherry, 50c., 7c. and $1, that can be sold at these prices | 426 SEVENTH STREET. | 01 Corsets as are pro- | HOUSEFURNISHINGS, _ W.. H. Hovenrox & Co, 1214 F STREET N. W,, Solicits orders for destroying moth and thetr germ at private "residences, guaranteeing ren, carpets and any other materials age! Faction during entire from residences. Best 3 STRAW MATTINGS AND WIN. eee ree DOW SCREENS MATERIAL FOR LOOSE COVERS AT LOWEST PRICES. my 26 ————-— a J Prervne Frawes, Axo Wau 250 different styles of mouldings for ploture F giltor Dronge, which wi make to order i shortest notice, We our prices on mouldmgs are 20 elsewhere. 0 rantoe the largest Wall Papers in the city, 8 large variety of spritg pat terns. Our prices on papers are as low as the loweat, A. nice line of floor Oil Cloth and Linoleum, 3 yard ide for 23c. A new stock of 26130 Gilt and J. F. SPELSTIOUSE, 728 TTH ST. N.W, V APOR STOVES VAPOR STOVEST Ali Sizes. Single Generators, Refined Flutd. 5 gallons $1. Benzine F Scents une free, 1. 5 gallons Delivered at ‘Two-burner Vapor Stove. § Heating Furnaces, Latrobes. Ranges, Plumbing en Ventil ting, Tin Koo: ering and Spouting. YSON € TALBOT, id si., West Washington, Orders by mail promptly attended to. my13-s,0 (ha News Gooo Nuws FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE For allin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS tn geueral, As NO OUP Deed be without a well-furnished howe Lecause they have not got the cash to spare, Weare determined to knock the bottom owt of biga prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS AS CHEAP aS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSI WHERE FOR Casi And we make this extraordinary offer (hat customers can make their own terms in regard to paymenta, Come and see the largest store in the United States, Come and see the largest and most varied stock tow” ect trom, Come after you have posted yourselves on pricer Audterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you toa GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSK (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Is the place you were looking for. Comeand be con ‘Vinced that What we say are facts and nohumbug. We repeat, come and make your own teruis—as _myl2 GROGAN'S. Joust Roecerven, A CAR LOAD OF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES | BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS which we are selling at $29.75, BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS AT COST PRICES, W. H. HOEKR: We have just received acar lond of the LATEST IMPROVED VAPOR STOVES, allsizesand all styles, single generators, &c. Be sure to call and inspect our | Sssortinent before you purchase a VAPOR STOVE. Also Agent for the Celebrated ONE MINUTE New Sivek. ‘New Styles, _ ee ga trosprcas | Ne = | BOSS COFFEE POT, pectal No. 1.—Fine quality Lawn, well shaped, per- fect fitting, G86, regular price. 89 W. 8 JENKS &00, Special No. 2"‘Extra dine quality Lawn, trimmed with deep Enbroidery a around, sa; good value | _mh27 TAT 7h sow, CHEMI = > x P. Hassox Hus & Co wvle at 6Yc., made of cambric, with yoke of lace SPRING LINE and inserting. — i | ne sigie at 79c, made ot cambric, with yoke of or tueks and inserting. ‘One style at Ose made in the best possible manner, WALL PAPERS pinned with all over embroidery Otlace, with PB. eae m | LADIES MUSLIN DRAWERS, | EREScorNe “AINED GLASS, | , Que style at 25e., made well, rimmed with lace and vied entree) | tucks, —_— FABRICS, m7 Tse Rocway DEY ATR Ri MOST IMPROV! USEITIS W: PEER, SOLVING THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE- FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS CON- TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE PERIOD EX ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH & MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE. IN ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURK AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY OBTAINED IN THE RIDGWAY. J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO. CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHING, ‘No. 1020 Seventh street northwest. a4 Sole Agents for the District ee rc FAMILY SUPPLIES. _ Me Peep, bo YOU WANT TOSAVE 4 MONEY? ‘Casard's best Sugar Cured Shoulder, Te; Cassard’s best Sugar Cured Hams, 120: Cassard's best Salt cured Shoulder, 6c.: Green Caltee, 1c. sand 1c Ts Plantation 1 Ber whl, S90; Roller" Family, Flour, Bb Roller Family Flour, bbl., 63e.; Nova Scoiia lier ri © 25e.; good Rowsted Kio Coftee, from. 1 Gp Chow-Cuow and Celery ‘sauce, Ie. pi foxie's Nerve Food, (best of all) try it, chieayy Caaved Pumpkin, 10c. per '3-Ib. can, Goods from 85 up de- livered free to Any depot or boat, aud guaranteed ae Tepresented. Send us a postal. INDIA'THA‘CO. ap29 Guy a (best), abc. 1o.; Rolfer Pamntly Pi fa Noreen TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Tt ig without a doubt the most Bravrivut and the most Nerarrious Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only. the most perfect MII containing as it aes all the most Improved Machin ery Invented up to the present time, but they produce ® Flour UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. “To Prove that we woud simply mate that arc quan. ity of this magnificent Flour is annually Exrope abd eateu at the principal Courts uf tbe old won HOWEVER, Like everything else that has gained renown, some person or perwons ure trving to take advantage cf the Fepataiou i has gnined oy the Nate aid amiteting thereby off an inte and atvempting thereby to palm off an ‘THEREFORE, ‘Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read generally known that we manufacture the best that can be produced and carry a large assortment from the finest in quality to the lowest in price. It fs needless to mention separately every article we sell and at what prices, AS YOU WILL FIND ANY KIND OF GARMENT, FOR EITHER MAN OR BOY, ON OUR COUNTERS, AS WELL 48 A FULL LINE OF TIES, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, &o, NOAH WALKER é vo, 625 Pennsyivanis avenue my28 'V xuatrs HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF PURE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARONL, WHOLESALE AND RETALL A180, ‘THE CELEBRATED VELATTS FAMOUS CARA MELS, FRESH EVERY Day, €209th st n.w., opposite U. 8 Patent ‘Branch biore, 1706 Pennsylvania eva arm E e F | t if i a af “CERES” ‘nd have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold modala WM. M.GALT 2.00, Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. = neater é dase ee Neate aearage th = ae year’s insurance at age. sen, 3 Ee Renn meee es ‘ail FRANK 4, Ts, bows <3 = 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, for (@ Sons, Gabler, Decker seg ible Nepal ten a Sion pa