Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1886, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. "The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF S1GNAr. OFFICER, WASHING 1886, 9 a.m, ia, Delaware, Mary- land ‘and Virginta, generally fair weather, Stationary temperature, westerly winds becom- ing variable. For Saturday, local rains followed by fair weather and nearly stationary temperature are indicated for New England ‘and generally fair weather and nearly stationary tempera- ture for the middle Atlantic states, AN APoLoGy Is due to those that could not be waited on during our great over-stock sale, No. L, just closed at Hahn’s reliable shoe house, 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave. As we will em- ploy none but experienced salesmen we did the best we could with the force at our com- mand, of 18 employes, yet the rush for our enuine bargains was at times so great that we Eaa'to negicct tuly one-third of our patrons, ‘To-morrow we inaugurate our over-stock sale, No. 2, to reduce our over stock on gent’s and ladies’ fine low shoes. For particulars see City Items. RTY Days’ closing out sale. See advt. = AWS. T. Metzonn & Bro. 417 7th street nw, PLaTeand 100cards, $1.50. Whitaker's, Groceries AND FURNITURE AT AUCTION.— Mr. Dowling will sell to-morrow, at his auction rooms, a stock of groceries and a general assort- ment of household effects. See advertisement, J. W. BorELER & Son are offering Decorated Dinner Sets at reduced prices. Reap Dunn's City Items tod: Junius LANSBURGH, 315 7th st., will offer for to-morrow ouly, cherry platform rockers, cane seat and back, for $3.50; reduced from $7. Each customer resiricted 1. WALL Paper, in ail styles and grades. A large assortment of spring styles, which we will hang at shortest. possible, notice. Call and ex- Bmine stock and get estimates before leaving your order elsewhere, our prices being as low us the lowest J. F, SPELSHOUSE, agt., 2s bet. @ and H. PHILADELPHIA Ick CREAM delivered to all paris of the city. Prices: 1 quart, 40c.; 2 quarts, T5e., 4 quarts, $1.50. Weyman's, 423 11th st Rw. PRINTING 100 cards, 75c.__ Whitaker's, in walnut and ash ity I to-day. st, SPECIAL BARGAINS chamber suites, Dunn's Juries Laxssuxex, 315 7th, will offer to- morrow one pattern of Rug for $2.50; reduced Yor the day trom $4.50. Picture Frames of allkinds. An elegant 25x30 gilt fraine for crayon portrait for 35. Frames made to order at the shortest notice in all styles of bronze, gilt and plain woods. J.B. SPELSHOUSE, agt. and Ht New Ixvorce “Ben Hur,” $1.25. Whitaker's. 3 , either white or mixed, best value in the eity, at Frane’s, corner 7th ani D, the only strictly one price bat and Gents’ furnishing store in the “Ben Hur,” $ ALL $1.25 OrromaNs 50 cents for to-morrow only, iy datos Lansburgh, 315 7th. Wrxpow SHADES at bottom prices. Best Opaque Shades, two yards long, on Hartshorn spring rollers, in all colors, complete, 50c. each, do Shades 50e. and up. “Best Scotch: Holland Shades, 75¢. J..F, SPELSHOUSE, ag a 728 7th st., bet. G and Arroryres, 50c, Whitaker's. Pocket Whisky Testers, Hempler’s, ave., cor. SS SS CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. ALBaven’s.—“The Grand Duchess.” Natroxat.—“The Mikado.” j.—Second Battle of Bull gx as a lensed Locals. ‘The will of Thomas Jenkins, fled yesterday, ives his estate to his daughters, Susannah Sohoson and Charity Ann Hoyle, and directs that $250 be paid to Joseph O. Soper. A dead infant was found on the vacant lot between K and L, North Capitol and Ist streets northeast, yesterday alternoon, and was brought to ‘the seventh precinct station by Officer Harlow. Coroner Patterson gave a cer- lificaze of death from natural causes. ‘Those who leave the city during the summer au have THE Stax mailed to them for any Jength of time and the address changed as often us desired. The subscription must be invariably paid in advance. z At @ meeting last evening, at Cosmopolitan hall, members of the old’ fifth battalion, District of Columbia volunteers, a temporary Organization was effected, and Dr. Adams was elected president. Preliminary arrangements Were made for celebrating the anniversary of the “muster out” on the evening of July 1. The local board of steamboat inspectors for Baltimore and Washington have issued the fol- lowing special excursion licenses for this sea- son: The W. W. Corcoran, 650 passenge: Arrowsmith, 300; John W.Thompson, 475, and Waketield, 606. Mr. J. Shillington sends the July number of | St, Nicholas. A pleasant entertainment was given at Me- Kendree chureh last evening by the McKen- dree Lyceum. A feature of the entertainment Was a dairymaids’ drill, in which fifteen young ladies took part. QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET.—127 cattle on the market yesterday and ail sold to utch= ers, as foliows: Best sold from 5% to Sie. Ibs; good sold from 4% to de. per Iba: me iam, irom 4 to 4c. per 1b.: cominon from 3 to 4c. per ib. 1,194 sheep and lambs on the market and all sold as follows: Uld sheep. sold trom 2% to 4e. per Ib.;lambs sold from 5% to Gye. per Id., and a few extra brouzht Te. per 1b. 2¥'cows and calves sold from $15 to $45 each. ‘Market for both cattle and sheep aud Tauubs was fair. Sas MARRIAGE LiceNSES. — Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Joseph It. Williams and Margaret O'Conner: F. B.Clements and Lillie F. Cooksey, of Charles county, Md.; James Faunileroy and Mary Lou- isa Corson; Andrew Smith aud Sarah Taylor Oliver B. Lee and Laura M. Horn; Joseph Ennis and Lizzie Bettus; William ‘Holmes ‘and Fannie Williams; Henry Middleton and Euiza N. Bagman; William Carpenter and Anna Smith. aes Acapemic Prizes To WASHINGTONIANS.— Mass Effie A. Burritt received a graduating medal from St. Joseph's Academy, in Balt more, yesterday. A gold medal was award-d to Miss Apna Cain and a prize to Miss Jose Phine Cavagnaugh at the Academy of Visita- tion, Frederick, Md. John H. Schevely deliv- ered’ a graduating oration at Dickinson college, | Carliste, Pa, yesterday. All those mentioned | above are residents of this cit; Senrovs Resvtr or 4 Kick ox THE Eve.— Last Tuesday two colored boys—Richard Craig, nineteen Years of age, and Charles Carter, about fourteen years old—had a difficulty in Union town, during which Craig kicked Carter in the leibeye, destroying its sight. Officer Prather arrested Craiz, and tn the Police Court this morning a charge of mayhem against him was | continued. | ge ALLEGED DAMAGES To A Hovsk.—Mary E, Prince and Michael Tatty, use of Mary E.Prince, entered sult yesterday against Columbus Alex: ander for $1,000. Plaintiffs and defendant own lots adjoining, and they allege that Alexander carelessly and negligently dug away the ground supporting the walls of Mrs. Prince's house, and eaused the house to fall, and carried off certain brick, &e. ——-—_—_ Repvucep Price or Butck.—The Washington Brick Machine Co. have again reduced the price of brick, and from and after this date will S21 merchantable brick for new Jobs at $6.50 per 1.000 cash, if delivered east of North Cap! tol street and north of Pennsylvania avenue southeast. ——-___ ‘THE Devworens Ane ComrxG.—aAt the fourth Suuual meeting of the Travelers’ Protective as- sociation, which began in Baltimore yesterday, &n invitation was received from the Baltimore aud Oblo Railroad company to visit this city, whieh was accepted. — For Prsey Porxt.—The steamer Jane Mose- ley leaves Stephenson’s wharf, (oot of 7th street, «morrow evening at 5:30 o’¢lock, stopping ai ‘he Piney Point hotel, and returns Monday worning by six o'clock a.m. Steamers leave iaily for that place. ———_. Fount oy JuLy EXcuxsioxs via PEewx- BYLVANIA RAILROAD.—In pursuance of its usual custom the Pennsylvania raliroad com. pany will sell excursion tickets between ali riueipal stations on its owned, operated and ased lines, on July 2d, 3d, 4th'and 5th, good. fo return Until 6th, at’ greatly reduced ‘rates, By this ment the great national holiday tay be spent in Visiting iriends, or in making Pivasant excursions to some of the many points of interest located on the company’s ‘tines, 1 se intervention of Sunday gives an additional to those whose time is occupied by busi- yk = a liberal Sd the’ ex- cursten ets, the en- Joy went of a nice holiday pe GRaxp Army EXCAMPMENT AND REUNION AT GETTYSBURG.—The Grand Army the Re- public, department of Pennsylvania, will The Potomac Clab Regatta. ‘SOME INTERESTING RACES LAST EVENING, The Potomac Boat club helda very successful regatta last evening. The course was about 9 mile in length, from a point below Easby’ Wharf to the boat house. The single seull race was won by Noordzy, His competitors, Sprague and Reynolds, erossed the line bow and bow for second place. The race for single working boats was contested by LaDow, Reed and Secher. Reed won, Secher second. The four-cared sheii race was a very tty contest. The light weight crew that will row at the Fredericksburg regatta, consisting of Fisher, bow; Smallwood, Cornweil an ey stroke, was pitted Inst, a picked crew o Doyle, bow; Warden, Eimore and Sprague. The Fredericksburg crew at first had the race well in band, but }efore reaching the point of Ana- jostan Island Smallwood was taken sick and Fisher could not keep his course. The picked crew won by a coe of lengtbs. Eightoared shells—heavy weight—Elmore, 1; Baliey, 2; Mindeleff, 3; Reynolds, 4; Dickinson, 5; Robinson, 6; Noordzy, 7; Dyer, 8, and Har- rison, coxswain. Light weight crew--Doyle, 1; Sprague, 2; Warden, 3; Reed, 4; McKinney, 5: Kearney, 6; Cornwell, 7; Fischer, 8, and La- Dow, coxswain. The ‘light weights’ rowed in the old shell and the heavy weights in the new one. The former were the more experienced oarsmen and won afier a very pretty race. The crews then exchanged boats and rowed a half mile heat trom the Aqueduct tg the boat house, the light weights again winnfng by nearly & ;Assaulting a Policeman. AN EPILEPTIC WITH HOMICIDAL TENDENCIES. Severel days ago Officer Branson arrested Chris. Bohlayer, who, while under arrest, as- saulted the officer, who thereupon used. his club on Boblayer, who threatened the officer. Yesterday Branson was passing Boblayer's house, corner of 9th and I streets southeast, when the latter threw a brick at the officer. Betore be could throw another the i bed him, and a tussle ensued, during which Bohlayer gave Branson a severe bite on his fin- ger, taking a part of the nail off, and the officer was forced to give his prisoneraclubbing. After a hard struggie Bohlayer was locked up at the eighth police station. ‘This morning, in the Po- lice Court, he was fined $5 for proianity and a charge of ‘assaulting the officer was sent to the grand jury; bonds, $300. Alter the case was tried the Judge received a note from Bohlayer’s wife ia which she ex- pressed the belief that her husband was of un- sound mind. The judge called the attentjon of the prosecuting attorney to the case and said he thought it should be attended to. ‘The Judge relerred to the fact ot Boblayer having killed one man and attempted to Kill several others, He was an epileptic, and, the judge thought, with homicidal tendencies. ewan sms The Permanent Exposition. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED AT THE WILLARD HALL MEETING. There was a good attendance at Willard hall last evening of the members of the board of Promotion of the proposed exposition in this city to celebrate the discovery of America, Commissioner Webb presided, and A, K. An- dersom was secretary. After a review of what had been done and what was proposed to do, the necessity of raising funds tor the current expenses was suggested, and Mr, Thos. E. gaman promptiy beaded the list with a $200 subscription, and the following fell in line: Frank K. Ward, 3200; M. M. Parker, $100; the National Republican, $100; Fred’ Douglass, $100; the Market company, 3100; Commis: sioner Webb, 3100; John H. Magruder, $100; Stilson Hutchins, $100; A. S. Pratt & Son, $50; ‘Thos. J. Luttrell, $50; H. Grafton Dulaney, $100; Jet. Chandler, $100; Christian Heurich, $100; Willett & Libbey, 3100. It was stated that Mr. A. L. Barber had said that he would give one-twenticth of whatever amount was raised. It was also said that assurances had been received of a good subscription irom Balti- more. The finance comunitiee are now going to begin a more active canvass, nla lem BusINesS PROPERTY ON 14TH STREET.—A fine lot, with @ brick store, No. 2018 14th street, will be sold Saturday, the 26tb, o'clock, at auction, It is a good investment, Affairs in West Washington. Tue ELEVENTH ®UILDING ASSOCIATION MUDDLE.—AL a meeting of the stockholders of the Eleventh building association, last evening, tue expert, Mr. Donovan, who is examining the books, suid that he had hot yet completed bis work.’ All the officers resigned, and the meet- ing adjourned subject to the call of the secre= tary when the completed report of the expert will be ready, PEusoNaL.—Mr. Bladen T. Snyder, the artist, who has been studying abroad for a year or more, has returned home. : SHIprixg News.—Schooner James W. Drury cleared to-day With 750 tans of coal, for Boston; schooner Elias Moore cleared to-day with 600 tons of coal, for Fall River; schooner Sunrise cleared with’ barrels, for Norfoll; schooner A. H. Perry arrived with 400 tons of ice, trom Kennebec; schooner Fred Walters arrived with 850 tons of ice, from Kennebec. Nores.—Frauk Krause and Joseph Splaun (both white), were arrested yesterday for in- duiging in the pastime of slapping persons in the face, near the Aqueduct bridge—A large number of excursiouisis went to Great Falis and Cabin Jobn bridge this morning upon the packets, TEMPERATURE AXD UONDITION OF WATER ‘A. ¥.—Great Falls, temperature, 70; con- dition, | 5. Receiving reservoir, temiperiture, 74; condition at north connection, 18; south connection, 34. Distributing reservoir, tem- perature, 75; condition at influent gatehouse, 28; effluent gatehouse, 25. RRR OO ¥ ¥ A 1 RRO OYY Aart res3 FARE BR ER OO WV & Ati BBR Kl 8X N coo Be dy BS SSS F°% Bis aaa Be HN NN S co BBB 4 AK KUN NN GGG PP OO W WW DDD EER RRR Po WwwwW DDE ROR PrP O O WWWW D DEE ERE Bg Oo wwww D DEE E- oo 6W 6W «OUDDD KER K BE ABSOLUTELY PURE This Powder never varies A marvel of purity. strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SoLp oNLY mx caNa, Royan Baxine Powpes Co, 106 Wall street, Nex. oc24 Banearss Oxy. CRIYKLED SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS reduced tere LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS! BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LAWNS reduced to 5c. SPECIAL NOTICE. Fach customer who buys $10 worth of Dry Goodl Will be presented with a large size fine quality “Brida Quilt,” worth $1.50, or « pair of our Handsome Satin Damask Towels, extra large size, worth $1. ‘711 Market Space, near 7th stroa. BEAUTIFULSPRING DRESS GOODS in Tans and Drabs. (Real value 25c) Price reduced to 15e. NUN'S VEILING and ALBATROSS, pure wool, wide double, width, reduced to 374, BLACK BROCADE SILK Giti:NADINES Real Price reduced to 45c. jaallty. extra wide width, reduced to 5c. saUWUBLUE GRENED ad BROWN SATINES r ‘to 15e. Y SUMMER SILKS, 37%, 50, 62c. ‘K CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. BEAUTIFUL FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS 18, 20, “25e. HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, pure wool, reduced jel2 Avennscn ¢ & Buo. Goods offered at a fraction of their Real Market Value ‘eed no introductory explanation. ‘Here are someof the Articles we have to offer tor THIS WEEK: Men's 40 Gauge Summer BALBRIGGAN SHI. DEAWERS to Match, at 607. each. pag Men's Fine GAUZE SHIRTS, 34 to-44, 25c. each. Men's PEPPEREL JEAN DRAWERS, riveted bit tons, ieiled seams, 50c_ Men's BALBRIGGAN HALF HOSE, 2he. each, ‘six pairs for 5. “ Men’s Fine LISLE. HALF ‘35e. ediety, Hie LIRLE THREAR HOSE, Ms Fancy Bordered Linen DK ERCHIEFS, Herosthcheds Boe each abt for GaSe Men's ELASTIC NEW YORK GARTERS, l5c. - AMen's Washable Summer SUSPENDERS, (cannot be dy ), 250. MACKINAW STRAW HATS, 0% to 7, ‘Men’ formerly $1.25, now Men's Fine CANTON BRAID formerly 752, bow BUC. eae Men's DUCK HATS for Tourists, 25c Fiaunel COn 1 and VESTS Tor Sud femain until the 7th. On the Sd ana Sa ot : dedica- Ba 23 (Sew Entrance on Ost.) A LL WHO ARE SUPFERING FROM b the to heal the sick” i PARKER Healer Tail Peeve, ‘OUTFITS. SPALDING'S NATIONAL LEAGUE BALIq CITY ITEMS. Gentlemen’s Summer Outfittings. Unlaundried shirts 50c,, better 75c., best $1; New York Pattern Jean Drawers, Sde.; Balbrisgun Uadeaenns ray rs 50,7505 Very good Nightshirts, S0c, 750%” Linen Handkerehlets, $1, $1.50, $2 doz; m: rs 25e.; Hungama, rreneh soit, pair 2803 Percale and White Lawn Ties, 2 Real Silk Umbrellas $2. ‘33; : Thaw iter,” 920 7th st. n.w, Large stock medium and el at R. C. Lewis’ the “Original One and Gentlemen's N. B.—We do not keep open on Sundaya, “2 Parasols that must .25 Black Satin Parasols,69c.; $1.75 Black Satin Parasols, $1.09; $3.50 Black Satin Parasols, $1.98: $5.56 Black Satin, very fine, $2.48; Dr. Warner's Health Corset, 98c.; our $1.00 Corset, 75; our 65c. Corset, 49c.; our 50c. Cotset,” 44e.: Jerseys, tailor-made coat back, 98c.; Ladies’ Gauze Vest, 15e; Gent's Jean Drawers, 25c; India Linen, 8,10 and 12%gc.; Oriental Lace, 8, 10, 124402 12-inch-wide Swiss Embroidery, 25c.;’ Gent's Bleached Drawers, 33, and 300 our best goods in Gent’s Drawers, tailor made, 49c.; Gent's Undershirts, 25, 39 and 49c.; Fiannel Bicycle and Plaited Shirts, 98c.;_Mosquito Netting, 40, 45 and 47c. per piece of 8 yards; Lining Cam: brie. Bez White Spreads large, size, | 69c; Silesia, “all colors, Be; White Embroldered Robes, $1.69, worth $2.50; All Leather Travel- ing Satchels, $2.50 ‘and ‘$3.00, former price $4.00 and $5.00. z Try Our Japan Tea, marked down to 50c, a pound, ex] ressly adapt- s’ Closing rat le. uo N. La METZGER & Bro., 1 417 7th street n.w. Fine Summer Scarfs, 10, 15 and 25cts,, at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th &H 1 The Following Unparalleled Bargains Will be positively sold to-morrow only at 8.W. Augenstein’s, 817,819 and $21 7thst. n. Covered buckets, bc: 4-foot step ladder with shelt, 64e.; 5-toot, 78c.; 6-foot, 97e.; half dozen water turablers,"idc.; half’dozen cups and saucers, half dozen plates, 1 vegetablo dish, 1 market basket, 98c,; half dozen covered jelly fiasses, 18e.: 50 clothespins, 1 wooden water ucket, 14c.; 2-string brooms, 15c.; 3-string, 18¢, japanned cuspadores, xtra large size cake boxes, 45¢; decorated ‘tea sets, $3.28, Worta $5; refrigerator tubs, 13c; larger. size, 15¢. 1 dozen teaspoons, 10c.; lait dozen tabl spoons, 10c.; 1 fine blacking brush and large box blacking, 17¢., worth 35¢c.; decorated cham- ber sets, $2.87; 60 feet ciothesline, 8c.; 90 feet, 12¢5 120 feet, 16e.; round wash boiiers, 43 papier macho water pails, 31cj scrubbing rushes, 4c.; better quality, 8¢.; extra fine, 12c, Refrigerators from $3.19 up. Baby carriages and valises 10 per cent below cost, The Office of the Howe Sewing Machine is at Auerbach’s,7th & H.Telephone call 422-2.5 Great Great Special Sale. Special Sale, Great inauguration bargain Sale of Baby Car- [ouse- riages, Reirigerators, Ice Chests and furnishing goods tor to-morrow only at R. Goldschmid, 812-7th st. n.w. Hassocks of fancy carpet only 23c.. worth 50c.; Gem ice cream freezers, 2 qis., $1.69; Sath, $1.98; 4 ate, $2.48; 6 bts. $5.23, and 8 qts., $3.98; a reduction of 10 recent on Baby "Carriages, Refrigerators and Ice Chests positively to-morrow only; Handsome large cut glass fruit bowls, only 43c., worth 0c. Bracket lamps, complete, only 43¢,, worth 75; Colored glass mugs only 4c., worth 10c.; New shape colored giass butter’ dishes oni, worth 25c.; Picnic baskets, medium size, 12 large 14c.; worth 25c. and 30c.; Extra quali brass hoop buckets ‘only 21c., worth 40c.; Brown's french shoe dressing, 4 bottles for 25c., worth 40c.; Clothes lines, 30 ft. 901. 12e.; "Colored or white cut glas dishes, square shape, 6 for 86c., worth 75e. Colored or white shelt’paper, 96 sheeis for 15 Genuine Mexican hammock’ only $1.29, wort $2.00; Clothes pins, 50 for Se; 2 blade pen Knives, only 9c.; Large rubber dressiny: combs, only 9¢., worth Automatic shaw. straps, only 1c; Extra quality steel knives with white handles, 6 for 79c., regular price $1.00; Half covered dust pan With brush only 21c,, worth 35c.; Extra quality 3 string brooms only Zle; Hound fruit baskets, assorted sizes, only &e., Worth trom 15¢, to 25c. Chok it ofheles, Quality “Summer Underwear, at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, ges and Ht Please Don’t Read Thi 50 Walnut Extension Tables; Lounge: ; Walnut Marbie-top Tables, $2.50; 6 Wainut Cane-seat Chairs, $5.50; Large Cane- seat Rockers, $1.75; Walaut Hatracks, seven feet high, $6.25; Walnut Chamber ‘Suites, marble top, $23, $35 and $40. Kitchen Tablex, 1.10; Children’s High Uhairs, 45e.; Cane-seat Kers, $1.25; 6 Cane-seat Chairs, $3.75; Bed Lounges, $10.50; Ash Cultfoniers, $9.50; Wal- nut Hair-cloth ‘Parlor Suites, $24.50; ’ Plush Purlor Suites, $80.00. Great reduction on Baby Carriages. For this week we have reduced our $4.50 Woven Wire Springs to $3.50; Meat Sates, $2.25; Large Ash Sidebourds, $16.00—a special bargain; 20 Mahoganized Clamber Sultes, pol- ished finish, which we shall sell at $35.00, 1 Wa. H. DusN. 811 7th 5 Remnant and Bargain Day To-morrow. All our 25c. Hamburg reduced to 16e. y: 5 and 18¢c. Embroidery 9c. y 25. Swiss Em- broidery 18c.; 20c. Swiss’ Embroidery A2ige, yd.; 15¢. Swiss Embroidery 1c, yd.; 12tyc. ‘oika Dot Swiss Embroidery 8c. yd,;Remnanis very wide Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery, regular price $1.25, to-morrow 68¢. yd.; one lut cuiored embroidery 5c, yd.; 25¢c. Oriental Lace 1ée. yd.; 18¢. Orientai Lace 10c, yd.; 29¢. Silke Jersey Mitts 19c.; to-morrow 10 button length Silk Jersey Mitts, regular price 68¢c., tomorrow 39c,; one lot Ladies’ very fine plain Linen Handkerchiefs, regular price 20c,, to-morrow 3 for 25c.; Stamped Splashers 8c. to-morrow; all our $1.25 Normandy Caps 75e; balance of Shirred Caps 15c. to-morrow; small lot gress Canvas Scarfs, outline work, 18¢.; 26 yards wide Antique Lace, regular. price '35c., lo-morrow 16c. yd; all our Z5c. Lambrequin Fringes 1éc. yd.; 68¢. Fringes 49¢. oe Big r gains in Jerseys. Mrs, Max Wev1, Xgt. Men’s and Boys’ Percale Shirts, 50c. up, at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H.-L Bargains Extraordinary. ‘Three cases Cocheco Lawns, full yard wide, plain and figured, worth 10c./ wt 5é. per yurd. ight Colored Satteens, O¥ge., in full pieces, A new lot of 49c. Jerseys. Dress Ginghams, 8c. peryard, Our great 0c. Corset reduced to 44e. urkey Red Table Linen, 24c, Beautiful Pearl Dress Buttons, be. per Beautiful Silk ‘Mitts in black and colors, ‘Tourist’s Ruch- ing, 6 yards in a Lox, 15c. We beat all In White Goods. Our great olier is India Linen at 7ge. lozen, per yard. Prices reduced in ull departments, M, NEWMYER, 1 730 7th street, 1920 Pennsylvania ave, Douglass’ Specialties for Saturday. $1 Kid Gloves, for 50c.: $2 French Kid Gloves, for fh 25; 6 yards 25c. tourist Ruching in box, for 5c. Fans, for 19¢,; 75e. Sher land Shawls, for 67c.; intants’ $1 Corded Caps, 89e,; $1.19 Normandy Caps, $1; Gauze Vests all sizes, 256) 00c, Gausd Vests, Bbc. 750. Gauze Vests, 9c; 15c. Cape Coll ars, T2ke3 25c, Handkerchiets, 19¢.; Balmoral Skirts, 8 Jerseys at one-halt price? 50c, Silk Mitts, at 3! 60c. White Shirts, for 5uc.; $1 White Shirts, 3 50c. Searts, satin lined, 25c., and 1,001 other bargains for Satur- day, ” We ure headquarters tor Corsets, Inelud— ing Thomson's, lajesty, Warner's, Foy's, erly's, “P. D.," .,”" at prices from’B0e. to $10. Our $1 Corsets lead, and cannot be du- Pitcated at igs than $1.50. Douglass’, oth and streets. 1 Fine Colored Socks, 2 pair 25 cts, at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7thé H. "1. Hahn's Great Over Stock Sale, No. 2. ‘Will commence to-morrow to reduce our over stock on fine Low Shoes, 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. Genw’ very fine $5 hand-made Low Shoes, Gents’ finest cloth top @5 hand-made Shoes, 50. * Gents $3.50 kangaroo low button, $2.90, Gents’ $3 kangaroo Oxford ties, $3. Gents’ fine low button, worth $2:50,now $1.50, Gents’ $1.50 solid low button and Ues, $1.25. Ladies’ $3 best French kid low shoes, $3.40, Ladies’ $2 nue hand sewed Oxfords, $1.50. “ “low button, $1.40, Ladies’ $1.25 solid Magnolias and worked hole genuine low button, $1. ies’ $1 Newports and low button, 75c, e Ladies’ 1 fine kid-lined hand-sewed Operas, Combination Spaces. Great Under-Price Cut Rates, The following will substantiate all: Curtain Poles, brass fixtures, 260, Window 8! les, complete, 250, Seamless Mattings, Immense drive, 286, All our New Shape Hats, 24c. Black Tips, 3 1: « buneh, 120. Children's trimmed Sallors, 150, Hine Repnes er Dane ice an * Fine Shirred Mull Caps, Be.” ani 59e, A. Kaurmay’s Doubie Combination, 1241 and 1248 11th street ne, ‘They are mo the pr 39 ots, res CITY ITEMS. SUMMER _ RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. LADIES’ GOODs. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. = a =» Elegani 2 HOTEL, RGE'S. ISLAN! ‘STOCK’ DIES WHO WISH TO LEARN THE SWED- = = if Lime Bisa Bass, bottom PRONAY opens sane ab: Toone gi sdSLAND. ‘Cape z JP ROVEMEAT AND MASSAGE TREAT | Gloop wa Goon Naws at Auerbeck's Bicycle Snir Depot, 7th @ Be Gay. 80 per week and month. Tung 90m unde? toe tansartment of ext ‘at PROP. NISSEN'S, BUS Lech se be N Epecint will ‘Henry’ Clair, late of Grand Unlon, hotel fore Juiy Tet yeas Be Pickwlek: Club Whisky 1s the best. meet George Leary and Excelsior at Piney Saratoge Springs, ana 3. ‘of the Ar FROM Fresh Al Butter churned every morn- | Eoint, wharf Good sailing and bathing. Boats for | gyle, . ee JUCTION. 10 Psx Cust ing and deli in pose ard” prints, ‘35e. ‘St. Mary's County, Ma. Refer to A. J. Je21-2026t Philadel; GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) Beeld, Also, Cottage ‘ueeso and Batterie; fon, race foen T. KINKO HOUSH, very ON ENTIRE STOCK. weet Milk Sc. per quart. Cream 15 cents, 7's. nw. Jeiziine z LAER, MAINE. . Se ae ‘TRivem Wasilocton, op ine Potuina rine ont | sonrsthace tgesian ee irnown., ee and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in general, EDUCATIONAL. water bathing, witht edutital view and fine For circular address 0. A. DENNEN, Manager, 3%. G@ HUTCHINSON, gro one need be withont,« w:t-<uraishrd home wusic and a above, because they the cash Wo spare, iT. GEORGE'S MALL. FOR BOYS AND YOUNG | diseretlon of guests, We defy comp ace deat = CHENERY ¢ to, : have not got Petit, Ceueae Raldmore county, Ma. Prof. | table fare, /fransportation from andtosveamcry Waxe-| my19w,¢.m6w 196 State st, Boston, Mats” 907 Pennsylvania avenue | Weare determined to Xnock the bottoms ou of high 20. ‘Glassicai'and Comiercial. Onsn een ee INDSORSULPHUR SPRINGS, BLUE, prices, aud wil in advantages and sraaton- deste pare sue te tau iano eg waste Rages | WV owtainn, Xe contain gr inner ‘Dena reduction of 71 s 2 Sprngy-O- : 5% ~ INSTALLMENTS SHORTHAND CLASSES. MORNING, AUTRE. | Si ataptGe ata. Seppe chargia. Circulars at Foret & Whitiingwoa's Schiates ieee. GOODS ON month. Ben Pitman's system. Special attention to each iting and punctuation taught. Ad- Gress!ox 546) Post office Jel7-2w* TLL GUARANTEE TO TRACH ANY ONE ‘to make @ crayon po! lessons: no knowledge of drawing necessary. J. W. REYNOLDS, 631 F st. Je19-2w* HE EXERCISES OF WAVERLY SEMINARY ‘will be resumed on SEPTEMBER 28th a ‘with @ fll corps of teachers. jeldcim ‘MIS8 LIPSCOMB, Principal. THENEUM OF FRENCH LANGUAGE, 1314 A “Ust~Also, Latia, Greek, Spoon: Tailed, oat nan, &c., by the most able teac! Prot H, LAR- ROQUE, A. M., of Paris, Sorbonne. yell-im* ite write a neat, rapid. hand, withoot, cram; write or weariness Learn to write short-hand on the steno: ‘Fruph—eaay to learn, easy to write, eaay to read, and its one for profitable employmenit in three months’ time. Learn to operate the ‘Ty pe-Writer. . ‘Trained operators are in demand. Instruction in these branches only through the summer months, morning, after- noon, and night, st the SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner 9th and D sts .n.w. Airy halls, ‘Moderate rates of tuition. Jel0 BEST AND CHEAPEST WAY TO LEARN And to spend summer agreeably at Piymouth, Mass. summer . Mass. ‘Send for Circulars too ‘THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ‘Which wil bo open ail suiawier “Great Jodaetion in prices {or the summer, a mys TW ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ‘St, Cloud Building, cor. 9th and F sts, nw: Seventeenth year. Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute, Cornet, &e. Free advantages. 6.8 BULLAKD DE Fector. 7-lm* [RE THIRD SUMMER SESSION OF THE ‘Washington School of Elocution, will open at Mountain Luke Park, Md.,JULY 1st, 1886, Board and tultion may be arrange for with’ the Principal, Mrs. M. STEVENS HART, 904 M st. nw, _jed-Im ‘AMES CORRIDON, PRIVATE TUTOR—6TH Zear,) -pponography, Penmarship,, Book keepin he Colamblan College’ Preparatory School 1 st. n.w.; 6 to 10 o'clock p.m. jel-1m. MS, oss PORSCHES GERMAN, FRENCH, English School and Kindergarten reopens Qeto- ber 4, 1886. | Third year. Circulars at 1224 12th at, n.w. Also private lessons, my29-1m* NCHCE OF REMOVAI-STADAME HOFFELDT, ‘Teacher of Singing after the true Italian French and Italian by siurpensed esta Se Tench and italian, by ausury Methods, has her Fooms now at TL6 13th st. mWerlate T810G.” mao 66rNHE CEDARS,” GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS, D.C, reopens October 1st, 1886, with increased facilities for a thorough education in English, Modern Languages, Music and Art, Address Miss EARLE, eh my21-6m, IRENCH Li iS. SUMMER TERM, JUNE th. “Morning classes for Children. 9 a. ni. “Even ing classes for Adults, 6i p. m. Successful andorizinal system. MLLE. V. D'ROMME, 1014 17th st. n.w., between K and L sts. my20 MES. LACKS FLINT AND MES. MYERS WILL re-open, on Oct. 4th, their school for girls be- iween the ages of 9 and id. Number limited to 15. French kindergarten in connection with the school, under the charge of Bille V7. Prudhomme For corcu: Jars, address 1734 I street. myll-3m* GHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTE cally taught, Saccess guaranteed insteuctionsare followed. Private pupils preferred. 1. F.CROMELIN, office of Johns & Easton, Stenographers, 472 La. ave! myt NSTRUCTION IN LATIN, GREFK, MATHE. matics and English, by Prof. F.ASPRINGER, late vil Service Examiner. Appitcanis for examination prepared. Apply for clreulars and information 423 th st. n.w. ‘ap1-3m \CHOOL OF PHONOGRAPHY, Soe 'ScHOoL OF TYPE WRITING. SCHOOL OF ENGLISH. SCHOOL OF HOOK-KEEVING, AN! Shorthand Books and Supplies. All Writing Blachines and Supplies. nie 624 H STREET N.W. MSS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD. ‘and certified examiner of the New’ England Conser’ ato-y.” Piano technique, harmony and voice culture, DRIVATE LESSONS IN ADL ¥ uid 10th st. n.w. a3 GRADFS. OF dy; te adults confidential; prepares for college. Abnapolis, West Point, all examinations. IVY INSTITUTE, sw, corner Sthaud K sts, n.w. ‘Mathematical, Classical, Business. 3 W. FLYNN, A.M. Classes, $3 and $5 = monti Ware Ison Poxczs, ‘75 cents per yard. ‘We have just purchased at a great sacrifice @ lot WHITE INDIA SILKS which we intend tosell at the low price of 75c. per yard. As these goods wash and look well afterwards we consider them the cheapest white material in the market, ‘Just opened a lot of BARNABY SEERSUCKERS, the finest made, at 25¢, in pink, blue and cream; ‘We have just placed on sale a job lot of white goods at 15¢c., all styles; many bargains in the lot White, Cream, Pink and Blue EMBROIDERED ROBES. Having closed the balance of spring impor tation we are offering the greatest bargains ever placed before the public. Lupin’s, All-wocl, NUN’S BLACK VEILING at ‘250. ‘These elegant goods have been held at a’ much higher price, but having bought largely we offer 37%4c. goods for 25c. Fine quailty Sgured BATISTE at 100. Great bargains in pure linen HUCK TOWELS at $3 per dozen. All fancy dress goods at cost. Figured IND1 SILKS reduced to $1, BLACK PONGEE $1. The White INDIA SILKS are very desirable and cheap at 750, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Peunsylvaniaave, Je22, ONE PRICE Herz Is Waar You Wast NOVELTIES IN THIN GOODS FOR GENTLE. MEN. A LARGE RECENT PURCHASE FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST NEW YORK MANUFAC. ‘TURERS OFSUMMER CLOTHING PLACES UPON OUR TABLES AN UNUSUALLY LARGE As- SORTMENT OF THIN GOODS, IN STYLES NOT SHOWN BY ANY OTHER HOUSE IN WASH- INGTON. THEY ARE IN PLAIN AND MIXED COLORS, IN CHECKS, STRIPES AND PLAIDS, IN DARK, MEDIUM AND LIGHT SHADES, SOME ARE SOLD COATS AND VESTS TO. GETHER, SOME COATS BY THEMSELVES: SOME IN SACKS, SOME IN “CUTAWAYS” AND SOME IN “NORFOLES” THESE ARE ALL ENTIRELY NEW, AND VERY DESIRABLE STYLES, WERE BOUGHT AT LEAST TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BELOW AISO LARGE ADD1TIONS TO OUR STOCK OF BLACK AND BLUESERGEBUITS IN BACK AND CUTAWAY CoaTs. : Sonn & Darwzitzn ~ (420-422 Ecaventz Orexer,¥, W., — (Two Doors North of the Star Office,) 1221 Pa ave.or address A.M JELLY, New sor, Md. my RESSON SPRIN MALN LINE PE! ‘On top of The MOUNTAIN Hi Parlor and 51 east 7-65t_ WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt, Creson, Pa /RENEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH CO. VA THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHION ABLE SUMMER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF TPE Bay RivGe HOTEL WILL OPEN JULY 1 FINE HEALTHFUL LOCATION. ELEGANT ACCOMMODATIONS, GOOD SURF (SALT WATER) BATHING. PENNA. MILLINERY, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS | AS CHEAP 48 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, RIBBONS, CORSETS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS, RUCHINGS, Etc PARASOIS at cost, WRAPS and JACKETS at balfprice. WHITE SUITS. Selected line from $4.50 to $20, WHERE POR Casi, And we make this extraordinary offer that cnstomens can make their own terms iu regard to payments Come and see the laxgest store in the United States, ‘Come and see he largest aud most varied stock tome THE TABLE WILL EQUAL THE BEST.| | VIRGINIA. FOSTER KID GLOVES $1 per patr, upwards | jt irom, For: and fall information apply to poluted, repairea Sed WY tosouruost| ee ee FSM ‘rooms appl out: ime after you have posted yourselves on prices closets the best itary piumbis iN a GEORGE 8. CRUMP, im ive monutaina: nem porches wre secre | entry ee nyo mmoure BARGAINS for the next | andicrins elsewhere, and’ we ‘will guarantee YoU thas Proprietor “Colonnade Hotel,” Philadelphia; “Devon | pewly furnished throughout, and new hair mattresses ny cove. onocaine INSTALLMENT moUER, “Corte = ‘rooms, with woven wire Inn” and late of “Congress Hall,” Cape May; | fprings soaking sls cho best and ‘mow compinte ree Mac J. P. Parsn quncts ax, south. "Greatest 3 Eid aetig bet’ Medicinal waters at any summer resort in the Culted INPORTER, States Douutifal scenery. magaifceat Fouds; table an- elle; ower and plunge baths edlate ficinty. Moe fishing and game’ in the immé Class ffvery Sn connection with the hotel char moderate” B&O. Telegraph and Sexprew office ia ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 137H AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Is the place yon wore looking for. Post Office, Telephone Ofice, Telegraph Office, Rail- Toad Office, in the Hotel. Je22-1m IE VIRGINIA BEACH HOTS) NON THE SHOME OF THE ATLANTIC. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Will close out the balance of her importation of PARIS BONNETS and LONDON HANS, together Come and he ova ‘drug- the building. ‘This is the nearest watering place to rte ‘Vinced that what we say are facts and notumubug. We diccommodations first-class in St renpeces. Washington, Selug only boure’ ride on nape eo = her UNTRIMMED STOCK, at greatly — oman tok sebian lowe ane Ohi Railroad direct Beach, mal “eat 9 trains dally. Music will be furnished ices. IS beepers: sgt Pere m a Orme. With sseamers som Prof, Ed. Williams’ Brass and String Band, of al | >; jes GHOGAN'S init eg BE b's House, Descriptive pamphiets con- | Mins M. J. Hex equaled for comfort and safety. “Only resort south of | Minin dP information, ete ot Theta aL ad. NT, ER, fea Si aar duccuy cm are ootae bank. hotels, analysis of the water, attractions, terms, testi 1309 F STREET N. w. Sreciaz Low Prices CHAS. H. JOHNSTON, monials, dc. be had free at the following” gists: Drew's, Milburn’, Thompson's, Schafer's min- s REFRIGERATORS (best makes), TCE CRESTS, eee, gral water depot on Fst, Evening Star office und | OFFERS COLORED MILAN HATS AND RoN- | REPRE SOOLERS, TC CKLAM PRERZ EW SS eee ee aed Anne Co,Va SPR peo farther Informition address HL CABELL | NewS, KID GLOVES THREAD GLOVES, SILK Bike WINDOW SCREENS, Tack CURT AL UNT HOL! SPRINGS, Ay Lor. a rh S ¥ COE 0 FRAMES. ol vATTS, M' ‘At the base of South ‘Noustain, on the verge of | Dr.C. W. CHANCELLOR, ‘Resident: GLOVES AT AND BELOW ‘T TO CLOSE, de 314 7th st., 4th house ve Pa ave. = Cre fas yaler:: nerd Adecing _myshm FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH HATS | 5 i, W. memes A cool, dry ait and purespring water. = = = ae ores see JOHN I. MILLS, 1886, || ELISHA ROBERTS & SONS. 10 Pex Crest Or VAPOR STOVE - my123m AUlanticCity, N. J, ER UENT FF Je2L-lm Late of the Arlington hotel, Wesnington,D.0, | 77 _ ans. be sure yon get the best, and one with the Intest tme ‘ATER GAP HOUSE, DELAW TER | THE 4 PIERRE. CORNER ATLA: For the next 30 days we will give 10 per cent off for | provements; which sou. tat tind thous fail mene GAP,Pa.—A mountain resort, healthful j- fic and Delaware avenues, Atlantic City, 7°) Si cash sales on our complete and fresh stock of HAM- | Ihent of all sizes of the Celebrated CROWN JEWEL mel besGea NS, EDWARD 8. LEE, Prop. "Ji BURG EMBROIDERUS, LACES. Colts! DANFORTH constantly’ on land. See Special Water.trom mouniain springs, inbed'rooms LEED | _OPen all the year, aplesu | SIERY, GLOVES, MITTS, SUMMNE Retice Gus sud electric belis. hight hours from Wasurugion, —1886—“THE KITTATINNY,” DE Bai = = REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, ga Wis Belvidere Delaware ke K. trom Philadephia ts | 1&4 | ware water Ga Pa Open fren Bid Fen's Jone and short DRESSES. SUITS and | agents for the ONI MINUTE BOSS COFFEE POR, W, BRODHEAD. ee ee ee Kinds of CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODs: | B2W Feduced In price, SBURY PARK, N.J—THE VICTORIA : A Ww. 8 JE 8 & CO, 717 Tih street. Co, also of our large and select stock of FANCY LINEN GOODS, ART EMBROIDERIES and | WORSTED GOObs. MRS. SELMA RUPPERT, and Philadelphia, Hotel recently rebuilt, ‘enlarge and refurnisned. Roomsen suite, with hot and cold Water, baths. an unlimited supply of pure spring water, electric bells and the onl 509 W. HL. Hovomor & Family House, desirable location, neat’ Ocean. ‘Table and accommodations excellent. Perfect Sunitary arrangements, Surf bathing wusar- passed. ‘Terms moderate und reduced for June and f wae Water Gap week _ap24-3m 608 9th st, opposite PaventORice yee Fons EOS auniOWs ae SOAS. IE WHEATLEY'S DYE WORKS. | 1214 F STREET N. W., r CEON MD . tubilshed 1831 M (Ski ouRTARE tg ren So cae or wecy coe cits orders for destroying moth and thelr germ at vate residences, puaraiitect pets and aber materials against destruct ing entire: Athout removing same from residences Best of references, fall will be so great that iLwill’ be impossible to et skilled Workmen enough todo it as_promptly as de- sired. Our nfiny patrons will consuit their own inter- ests. and do us a great favor by sending in thelr Fall and Winter garments immednutely, or during the suin- HOTEL ULSTER, PINE HILT, ‘Ulster County, N.Y. On the Ulster and Delaware R, R. Shortest route via West Shore and Buffalo H.R ” House first- class, Hot and cold baths, gas, &c, sear a Oke added an entire new front, giving lar number of cool and pleasant rooms; salt water ing, boating, fishing, crabbing, croquet, etc., all free of charge. No mosquitoes. Terms, $25° per month: $9 per Week: $1.50 per day. Children and nurses halt Is now ready for reception of summer. kue ta ‘To its many advantages I huve¥/ of ‘ o . mer months tw be cleaved or dyed as desired. Work | WALL PAPER, STRAW MATTINGS AND WIN- rice, Steamers from Washington on Sunday, atone | FO Church, telegraph and Dist office. “Oper Trecived and delivered at vesurnss oon WALL PAPER, TW ncuLaee y, Wednesday, Thursda: day ‘ap2e-2m* 'H. F. BAKER. Proprietor. | PoSt#l card, or at the office, 1068 Jefferson st. Jel7-2m. HERBERT F. MOORE, Prop, = s town, D, COVERS AT LOWEST OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA. ae MATERIAL FOR Loosr VVERS AT 10" CoReS ISLAND: ‘ow open for guesis: capacity 700, The M® = Necarrenry, PRICES. myzsim Reopened for the reception of visitor ¢y Dew management will welcome his old Je. a 1109 F st. n. w., = ve ‘Splendid Bathing, Fishing and Snipe Shoot- friends and endeavor to make it pleasant for-those | Sbapes over Ladies’ straw Hats and Bonnets in the VED, ing. | Passengers for Cobb's Island will tae Whe | Sho visit the Springs thie tose latest styles, my2 Sars steamer Northampton every Monday, Wednesday and ie only watering ts . 7 . ace in the mountains that has all substantial bricl Dp 7M w ACAR LOAD he Northampton makes close connection with the | {yislywill be fF the exclusive use of those stopping at | Citidren’s and Misses Corseis, at BAUM'S Masimoin | IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMMER SUITRR Baltimore and Washington steamers, SS ee, Establishment, 7th ‘Terms per day $2, my? 7-smn V. KANE, | BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS AM. RAZIER, XN 17H ST, N. W.—CORSETS Asien JeS-1m opted et ah M, siete Mp ofder A perfect ft aapsited Ain, which we are selling st $20.7 sobb's we of Sboutier Brae LANTIC CTY, Na—Tite pmapy wousm, | [SLENDER Corsets and Busiles. BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED. SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED, DYE LINED. Furs of all Kinds repaired. Biss CUNNINGHAM, ap2. Mas B. M. M: 419 NINTA ST. ‘Materials of all kinds for ART EMBROIDERY. Finest grade of Zephyrs, Columbia Kuitting Yarns, Silk, Arrasene Crewel and Cheuil Ciildren’s Lace Caps, Afghans. shawls, etc. LACES AND RIBBONS, ing done prompily. City, N, Atlantic G. Je22m__ Mra G.W. STODDARD, P.0. Box 1150. LLEGHANY SPI GS, VIRGINIA. — THE eatest dS} wi Pe ter ever discover- ed, endorsed by the medical association of the state. Is now, the largest and most pop- ular resortin thé mountains of Virginia. Allthe mou- ern Improvements For descriptive pamphlet aud | circular, address EL A. COLHOUN, Gen'l my26-6w LDINE VILLA. CAPE MAY, N. A fade Decatur street, open fe yeur, near new tron. pler; strictly’ first-class,” cor” CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS at COST PRICES W. 1. HORKR 801 Market Space. 308 and 310 8th st nw, P tise Be D kc: view of the ocean. Fine, ied: large garden: good’ board; low rates for families, JAS. BRADY, P,O, Box 707. Jel ‘T HOTEL, ST. MARY'S CO., MD, NINETY-TWO MILES FROM WASHINGTON, ON THE POTOMAC RIVER, ‘Will open for guests JUNE 19, 1886, Steamers Lady of the Lake and Jane Mose- ly leave each evening from Stephenson ¥/*y Wharf, foot of 7th street. i Faré—Round trip, 75c.; ove way, 50c, prere ns & Co Accomodations for 256 guests Fespondence so ype a: SPRING LINE ‘The most attractive Summer Resort on the Poto- | ““mysii0w THEO. MUELLER: Prop | M[“S.ANSE A BUMP mane susie, Billiards, Boating, Fishing and Salt Be ARDING: ‘Makes Corsets to order in e bal ‘ter Bathing. NG. ts ? Cae uOU, Ber day: $10 per week: $35 per | “Rages WF LAR ee ee Tia WALL PAPEFS EXAMS, S17 rth strect nw. OPE ML PEELE Atanas | sian” Fortress Monroe, V 3 Miageraneicend ger, on the premises. my27-1m_ | —\ SBURY PARK, Patent Shouiter Braces, dnd ail Drees eform Goods SEONE AND GLANDS CLATR Fare SULPI ey eS = French Corsets and Busties, aes! CRE A Ba NEW JERSEY, Chitaren's Corseta and-a $I Corset (Sliss 118 own acai erean ; for Le price lw unsurpassed. ABRIL SerenoEen TS aAta ete en er Le Ng HOTEL BRUNSWICK, "iN. Bo Freneh, German and Spanien spoken, mrié FURNITURE Pa pepe A ae ‘Season June 15th until October. DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CARPET 5\/ OUNTAIN LAKE PARE HOTEL, Mra D, B. STOCKHAM @ 00,, Proprietors CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, aoe M! . asec asi ae myl___815 FIFTEENTH ST. N. Ww. SUMMIP OF THE ALLEGHENIES, erste pale poster Mr. G. T. Stockham, of the Ebbitt House, will en- Sage rooms for parties dering the ensuing season, m Evening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crape Veils, Feathers,Kid Gloves, Flanvel and Pongee our specialty. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired. Ladies GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAND, Between Deer Park and Oaicland,in the Glades, on the B.and 0, Tae Runcway DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR. = aoe MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC For full information adress Ue eon RE, Eotee rope gay | Devs teed and Cleaned without rose, ANTON | perqigeATOR KNOWS, FOR PAMTCT Jel42m H.-H. VA¥ METER, Ow p'r,_ | tress—Convenient to" Washi ‘and 7 =e ~ USEITIS WITHOCT A PER, SOLVING oa en among the mountaing. ‘Table nesenaanen Le: Maison Yriese, ue Rivolie, Paris Jad <aam THOUSAND edueattne ae ee (COOXGRISS HALL, ATLANTIC CITY. everything fresh Plents hak a ing beds ae Se ee mop g — Torts, $0 per week, Egsial corks Renee Mar. Vox Braxnis, Monisre, FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS CON OPENS JUNE 24th, 1886, Open Stay 20th, myl-gm Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New Yor: TENTS FOR AN ALMOST IXDEPINITS SEA, 2 \7ORWOOD HALL, CORNER 4TH AVE. AND Win. Barr & Co, St. Louis, Mo. PERIOD 8 ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH'A Accommodations for 500 guests. Noein AEE CORSE OT AY Suits made at ihe shortest notice. ‘Superior fitting | MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE. IN open, under the misnacement of the owner) peg lg Ory ea ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE Jel4-1m MILO M. POTTER, Proprietor, my31-2m_ MKS ML Mcckay. J _ 920 14th st. between Tand K. MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURK \OLONADE FASE x REMBROKE, | ATLANTIC — AND THESE CONDITIONS NUST 6m =e ake = MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY TG Cosy, co.aforiatie and well appointed. P.O. GO ae Ph Gg HE WASTE NGTON HOUSE) Soy eqninrati and rel ape o DRY GOODS. Sorbie even eiooaee ATLANTIC CITY. : J. W. SCHARF ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, Address CC. LEFFLER, 621 and 623 131h st. n.w., Great Manx Dowx Ix Goons Bear, HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. J. Fine Ocean view, gas, electric bells. i) or Hotel. Jel2-Imn” | 26-1 GOLT. QUE Cresceut Shirt, made of good cotton and fine - . te TERRY SPRINGS OTE: Wits | Linen Bosoms, reinforced, and made with the patent | pla Sole Agents for the District, [AMENDON HOPE Gcaud | Me EER Sr in orm | ii me tee a aga | a pon jue Linen = SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥,, GT | ied, refurnianed and ‘enlarged. os the best manner, only 85 cents Percale Shirts, 2 the'summit of Blue Riage, on Western M Jand R. K. Noted for its delightful air and pure wate M. MIDDLEKAUFF, 68. Apply to Lin st, OF SPRY BARROW, Supt, Baltimore, Ma. my 72m Collars and Cuffs,'95 cents. Closing out a lot or'20 dozen Suspenders, at 17 cents: cheap at 25 cents. 3 open work Lace Shirts for 50 cts.; regular price 35 cts, each. 5 pairs French Unbleact _ PIANOS AND ORGANS, Enwazn F. Dror, WILL OPEN JUNE 19 UNDER ENTIRE NEW MANAGEMENT, ade, $1)" -All the lnuestsigice. Linen Collars $1.00 beets Popular prices: $3 per day and upwards. Srrme Laxze Brace, N. J. perdosen. ‘Finest Dress Shirts made to order 10f Go, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, -juzim SER Prorlotor. SEASON OF 1886. ee Sole Agent, for Sielnway d ons. Gabler, Decker & HO** 4 Rahguees Besen, Det, Le MONMOUTH HOUSE BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, | Slice Piunup stcriing Oueain Miuele and nwa Moe or eae oa T. THOMPSON, Prop'r. sero WILL OPEN JUNE 24TH. je2a 1002 F STRELT NORTHWEST —- = “a sold on mo 7 1 pen June 26. exchanged , ed, ned, |, Moved, a az | ,,For desoriptive circular and other informa- aaron eens SBURY PARK, N. J. THE BELTE ViEW. ot £ PI A Sean end of Wesley Later faces Py ci A A giie,"Puiladelpia of Monmouth House, New Derrexs Lanm TNE td Seoond-band Pianosof other makes alwayn e Heach. == die ee an “aetonan nana Gewk @ | Se me cher - clasy table.“ (jel0-2m) Mra, R. TYLER. ul = — SEATON PERRY, bio __ 3s SSUTNERFORD VILLA SURF PLAC eee E VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY, ° Spats emer tat ‘chen ail the yebr thoraaghiy ene steat GUCCESGOR TO PERRY & BROTIEN), daad Covent FraNgeane sae tie a jot ad Col sun rectly on Jie 23 ‘ of ail makes. For sale from baths and ocean ‘pier. Large, elegantly fur- beac! ie MS. 2m | HAS NOW OPEN HIS SECOND IMPORTATION varranted, makes. nished chambers, flue porches. Cuisine Of Uteinese mirer eevee AAAs tEe =a OF Di TELLE LAINES, OR WOOL LACK CH 10 per month. W. G. METZEROTT 400. 903 Pesin. ave., 24 dvor f an et AMBRILL & CO. 1015 11TH STREET Piano and Jel0-2m ¥. B. HUTCHINSON. HENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.—NOTED as the dryest mountain resort inthe, state. Six varieties of mineral waters; large 7) OQ Pont comport, vinGinta, HYGEIA HOTEL, AKE THE organ tuning, re ef y ‘Terms for the season of 1886, beginning, tring & specialty: orders ee cee NP eCE , Pampnlet and IEALL | june e Ast, reduced 25 to 50 per cent, ‘but the’ Prompuy attended vo; work guarautecd, jel-lme a — ne os cb Ss. ‘we Kenstxaron, ‘Send for illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms. Saxvens & Sravmax, RANGE FROM $i TO $2.60 PER YARD. FN. W SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS GARVIS BUTLER in charge), ‘Union Avenue, Opposite Congress Springs Park, XN. PIKE, NEW SPANISH AND QUIFURE LACE ETS ee ris oreNsuNe19Toocrosern Lie | NOT e “" ADINES, FROM $5 TO $18 PER YARD. DECKER BROS., FISCHER and RSTEY PIANOS, : HOTEL COLUMBIA, (8 NEN GTS AND ERENCH ALIEWOOL SUITINGS ‘The Lesting instrameuts, Ae Poo ; Viots A ENC WOOL SUITIN( amen ia daw SAME Fe BODGEES Propeietne. OCEAN BEACH, N. & AND BAIT CLOTHS FOR TRAVELING | Moderate: prices and sold ou easy termi. LTON’S SUMME! -ESORT, PEN. 'N <TUM ss - Sein Rs. COLTON & BROS Dror ig JUNE (On the Beach.) NEW WHITE AND CREAM ALL-WOOL DRESS | , Pianos rented for use a sa 73m si as Catia vor cientar te oeER SESE PARIS HMPENGING, CHOMPAE™ Atha: | Stirad Puan 'and ‘Organ nad wept veniences: sautiasy condition. perrect Send HPAL LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL, Pawn ee E* 5 ts Xk & FS ES for circular, S.A. SNOW, Mani 5 “" jeo-1mn GH HADLEY, MD. Prop MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA, Bs ERS Aa a Ke URF HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, N. J—FIRST. SEASON OF 1886, we kN 2S beg S' class family house airetiy’ on the beach, — NO UN Pp F patie - ths i te GARRETSON, ‘Will open to the public June 1, under an. STYLES AND SIZES. Iano ORTES entirely new regime. Mr. . K. Tee, for- merly con ‘with the Southern Hotel, ofSt Louis, the Grand Pacitic, of Chicago, aud more Tecently the Plankinton. ot Milwaukee, will have Management of the hotel, and guests can be assured of comfort and good attention: “For particulars a8 to Toute, prices, etc., apply to #a-CLOSING PRICES ON PARASOLS. ag PLALN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES SEATON PERRY, Perey Boreprsa, ‘Penn. Avenue. Corner 9th street. Established 1840. 319 Ware Goors Axo Camxum STALE 3808 “THE BEDFORD SPRINGS,” BEDFORD, PENNA, ‘This popular Summer Resort opens for the fecepuon of quests JUNE 10TH. 1836. Icar aay nteas ts BaPTANE Bef ag wand try ets a U0." BeO.R. Coss Teket offices, and bargage-onccked B. K. TICE, Manager, Bedford water and ‘pamphlets at G Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va, ‘through. SCHAFER'S, 1010 F st uw. ‘Prices of board and other Information by application | or to ths Company at thelr office, 33 Barclay st., New York. UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN SHIP AND DURABILITY, SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR RENT SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY 4ND to the proprietors, ‘The Waters and grounds are exclusively for the | _je4-1m. at 1s Hekete Yor at the | ‘and those purchasi: SEASHORE Neer ee en ANDERSON a NTS, MARGATE, iis disase iia eee sae Do corner Paci and Kentnory avenves. 9h oe ERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, W. VA. 817 Marke: Space. OPEN JUNE 10. 101 Miles on Baltimore and Ohio R. BR. Only 3% hours from Wasliirgton to hotel goor: only 2p miles res merits of! and ‘We vill openon MONDAY a Job lot of White Goods |_™7 at 1244 and 15 cents, which have been selling at 20 aand:25 cents. Some beautiful patterns see them | Do Nor Puncuase Until You See The early to get the best. Also, = fine assortment of New Patterns in ERSON PIANO, cman Sikarprie “Over sis00u now in usa Lease of New Styles in SATINES, at 1290. Also, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. 5 SAMUEL KIRBY, Proprietor. Opemall the year. Je2-1m_ jus; baths ‘Largest amortment of Sc. music in the city. A full line of UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY at f acpcielies HENRY EBERBACH, We have decided to close out s lot of LACE SHAWLS and JACKETS at 25c. on the dollar, and have sold off quite a lot of them. ‘Our whole stock at the very lowest prices, EL.—THIS COOL AND MER ree SPE Proprietor, Afton Depot, Var” ay ATLANTIC CITY, MR. ta atl Pa Say loss totajoraan ‘Celebrated new repeating action. Low prices bas" GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Prsviows To Rexovavo ‘apd some toanother to bay, and it will always be an; but you will hear it exprensed on all sides that ‘Mf a person asks another where to produce good and