Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1886, Page 4

Mouary Massai Ber THe Rept Cortees E AND BOATIN! Brey Hose Weyl, agt. Sixty Doz fine handkerchiets,35c. each,or Btor$1. These handkerchiefs cost 62ige. each ‘import. J.C. Hutchinson, 907 Penusylva- nia avenue, E: Whitaker's. Tes Per CENT DIVIDENDS, and land and eattle the investment—no ineumbrance on the property. Room 1, Glover Building. REMXANTs embroideries and laces to-morrow. Mrs, Max Weyl, agt. FIREWORKS at Silverberg’s, 312 7th street. Loox for Auerbach & Bros.’ great attractions on 2d page in their regular space. Forty Mites of water front owned by the Campbell & Scbanck. BLACK Lace CovER PARASOrS, $12; former rench coaching shapes, fancy —C company. F 50'and $: Diack silk Sun umbrellas at $1.75 and $1.98. ‘The above are elegant goods and at prices way ow cost. J. C. Hutchinson, 907 Penna, ave. Waite Looxrs! Barc aker’s. Firewor SILK AK! NorHixG SAFER Campbell & Schanck, Room 1, Glover Building. crabs, INVest in See-Bar pany stock; 10 pe Campbell & Sehane: ker's, Bavz your eyesight. Consult Hempler, cor. 4% CITY a) ALBAUGH At, place: J. tonight on the 1 morrow, ‘To-da: asylum. James Holleran, Matthew Donohue and Ed- ward Flaherty were each fined $2 by Judge Snell to-day for keeping a cow yard. ‘Those who leave the city during the summer gan have THE STAR mailed to them for an: Jengtts of time and the address ebanged as ofte: The subscription must be invariably paid in advanee. Mrs. Belva Lockwood has returned to tals during which she delivered over three hundred lectures in Twenty-three states and territories, never miss- Ing ai appointment, despite storms, cyclones eidente. than Sibi us desired. end rail Mr. J bis 9otn birthday the point of dea taken it woman Mentu fue Natroxat es. Corporal Doiner was. tiected Unanimously mith sergeant, es M. Wright walt ehowen elghth 4. Guid medals for five years’ continu- Jon to those already pre- to Corporal Garner and Ser. Abner. A communication was received ers transmitting a set of nied by a bronze figure of | resented in recognition of the Lancers wheu recently courtesies extende ©n @ Visit to Lis city. Pexen Walter Brow rob yestere city to Chi the me remains. Hirst<class be GReat Repvcrion To SAN FRANCISCO BY NNSYLVANIA RATLROAD.—| THE PI asylVania sale in a few da one pent p destination. For Infor ton, mane will be sold July 2, 3, Butil the Gth instant, between all st two cents per mile. nore us service of thi eat, > LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. SNAL OFFICER, July 2,1886,9 am. india. Maryland and Vir fair weather, sta- iable winds generally | Giscovered, about two miles east of Falls ir weather and nearly sta- ndicated for the At- w Jersey to Florida, hire and Vermont, fair weather for node Island, and Connecticut, #nd on eastern New York with stationary tem: 218, ep Prices on our fine Teas and ~given them a wonderful sale, and | with the intention of snatching at least one of the stock is rapidly diminishing. ing extra quantity for future sul that cannot be ., bargains, €lsewuere, 30 days’ closing out sale. <G SHIRTS, Pants and lowest prices. Frane’s, corner 7th and . the only strictly One Price Hat and Gent's Furnishing Store in the city, Some of the most careful business men of the city have Invested in ‘aitle Company Campbell & Schanck, Room 1, Glover Building. BAxGars sale day to-morrow. Mrs, Max Bar-See Land and GRAVED PLATE and 100 cards, $1.50. tor safe investments, call oom 1, Glover Building, and examine aten er cent investment. Property rapidly enhanc ing. Get pamphlet. Campbell & Sehanck. 18s in stamped linen goods to-morrow! Mrs, Max Weyl, ast. Rogens Umpreiia Factory, 613 Det. nw. 100 CARDs, printed from plate, 75e, Whit- Call and investigate soundness of See-Bar-See Land and Catule Company, at Room 1, Glover Building, Campbell & KS at Silverberg’s, 312 7th street. @ dozen to-morrow. BASENE, 121ye Mrs, Max Weyi, agt. EXcURSION, The Virginia Mid- ompany Will sell,on July 3d, 4th @ excursion tickets to all ts will be good to return and cattle. A. Golden's Potomac River Fish and Stands, Center market, tor large Crisfield e Land and Cattle Com- ent, With a large sui Room 1, Glover Bull “BEN Hur,” by Lew Wallace, $1.25. Whita- ND_ DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night, “Fra Diavolo.” NaTIONAL.—“The Black Hussar.” prAsokama BUILDING.—Second Battle of Ball an. matey Condensed Locals. Major C.A. Fleetwood, ot the Washington Cadet Corps, tendered his resignation Wednes- day night, but the corps, instead of accepting i him on the retired list, with his pres- | €Ut rank. The officers of the corps propose to tender him a banquet. ‘The Emmet Guards will leave for Newark, N. :20 train to attend ‘the Irish-American military and eivie encamp- iment which takes place there, beginning to- in the Criminal Court, David C. Boh- layer, committed to jail June 25th for an as- sault on Police Officer Branson, was ordered to be released from jail and sent to the insane . the oldest resident ot Montgomery county, Maryland, havin; ahuary 5th last, is this Tesidence near burg, in that county. Proctor's dancing school reunions occur at River View Saturday evenings, the part leaving on the Mary Washington at 6:30 the lute John Malone has been | irs. Lucy Crotty guardian ven, and for her services to. his uess ‘leaves her one share Of bis © remainder to his ehildren, the sewer from th bureau of engraving aud printing has its out in a ravine, where We, putritying and disseminating Have Her Cui. -e Court, a young woman— requested of Judge Suell an three-yeur-old child where it had Ana's Infant asy sent by th & house of ili-fame. d that she was ready to take the wotner in Peansyly: tw the court that the wrried imap who had ving torenta He suid he did pand xo lo housekeeping. Link te child showid be returned to its she was not capable of taking judge suid he thought the ebild it Was, and refused to RCE CASES.—A bill for divorce was ra. Wilkins, nee Bean, aries Wiikins tor desertion, and a ow against Mary Brown va the same grounds. ? terday by ¢ At a meeting of orporal E. M. slast evening ed fourth sergeant, and Pri- sand Charles 3. Domer were charge of the subsist- again advanced rVice, in add Were voted Boston L & oF Rev, Wx. GrBBoxs.—Rev, s. of the Nineteenth Street Baptist jucted the services over the re- . Wm. Gibbons, at Zion Baptist Revs. Robert Add - B. Johnson and were made by ud seminary, and Dr. Howard universit: ie | Alarge number of At six o'el CHILDREN UNDER THE TRAIN. Were They Placed There te Be Killed? Early yesterday morning, as Captain Price’s train,on the Washington and Ohio railroad, was on the up trip, the engineer and fireman Church, something moving on the track, and blew the alarm whistle. Running the train nearly halt a mile further, it was discovered that there were two little colored children on the track, neither of them three years of age, and each quietly munching some bread. An attempt was made to reverse the engine, and the speed of the train was slackened while the fireman rushed out to the pilot of the engine the children from the track. The ngers ip- | were all looking out, and were horrified to see the two children straightened out on the trestle Work Just before the engine passed over them, Tue engine was stopped as soon as possible, and the conductor and others, who expected to see {wo mangied corpses, were surprised to see one of the children crawling out from under the wheels, and the. other was pulled from under the luau. ‘having been damaged only by a scratch on the nose from the pllot, Tio ehil- dren were token to Falls Church, and subse- ently a colored woman called and claimed them, but retused togive any name. From the fact that the place where the affair occurred was reached by trestle work, with a high bank on one side and a stream on’the other, the train men and others came to the conclusion that the children could not have wandered there, and that they must have been put om the track to be Killed by the train. gh Peter Zingerle and His Pistol. HE CAME HERE TO SEE THE FRENCH MINISTER. Peter Zingerle, who was arrested Wednesday ‘as a crank by Detective Carter, came here tosee the French minister. The French minister re- ceived a letter from the chief of police at Pitts burg, stating that Zingerle was coming, and to look out for him. Zingerle has a claim, or a fancied claim, against the French government on account of damages sustained to property of his wife by the transfer of territory to the Ger- mans. Ten minutes alter the ietter was re- ceived Zingerle appeared at the French minis- ter’s office, and was Induced to leave on a romise of the minister to look into his case. Je started from there to goto the State depart- ment, and was arrested by Detective Carter, who had been summoned by the French min- ister. Zingerle had a revolver in his pocket,but it was not loaded. He had, however, a box of cartridges. He said he had taken the load out of the pistol ater leaving the French minis- ter’s; that when he went there he expected he would be ussaulted and put out of the office, in which case he intended to use his revolver. ‘He was well supplied with money, and left for home that evening. The police authorities here took his pistol from him and sent it to the police authorities in Pittsbus ——— The Eleventh Street Fire. MISS M'BRIDE RELEASED ON BAIL—M’FAR- LAND, HER SERVANT, HELD AS A WITNESS. Miss Mary McBride, who was arrested by Detective Raff, Wednesday, after the fire at house 515 11th street, on suspicion of setting the place on fire, and who waived an examina- tion, gave bail in $3,000 yesterday afternoon— Mr, Julius Lansburgh going upon her bond— nd she was released from custody. John W. McFarland, the servant in the house, arrested ‘at the same time on suspicion, who has made & statement about the case, was to-day taken be- fore the district attorney, and giving a sworn statement, was committed to jail as a witness, Tue Disrricr VETERANS —At a meeting last night of the survivors of the second bat- talion, District of Columbia volunteers, Capt. James N. Callan presiding, Lieut. Fred. G. Calvert secretary, a committee, consisting of one from each ‘of the five companies repre- sented, with Capt. Callan as chairman, was ap- pointed to draft a constitution and by-laws tor Permanent organization. Lieuts. ‘Scrivner, Calvert, Barnes, Lehman and Dobson, of com: panies A, B, C,'D and E, respectively, were made an executive committee. ‘WASHINGTON HoMG@oPATHS ATSARATOGA.— ‘The thirty-n‘nth anoual session of the Amercan Institute of Homeopathy has been in progress at Saratoga this week. At one of the sessions Dr. J.B. G. Custis of ‘this ity offered resolu- ons directing the bureau of medical legisla- tion to see what course is best to pursue to have homeopathy recognized in the army and navy of the United State. Mr. Alonzo Bell, who represented the Homeopathic Hospital association of this city, gave some account of the hospital and the sticcess which it has meot with. He said that now it was one of the prominent institutions of the city. —S- Tue Exposrtiox ComMiTTEE.—At the meet- ing of the exposition committee last evening the secretary read letters endorsing the pro- Ject from Gov. J. Proctor Kuott, of Kentucky; ‘Gov. Roble, of Maine; Gov. Martin, of Kansas, aud Gov. Bate, of Tennessee, who accepted the appointment Of ex-officio membership on the board. Similar letters were also read from a number of presidents of boards of trades and other bodies. Additional subscriptions were announced as follows: W. W. Corcoran, $100; James Wormley’s Sons, $100; Independent Ice Co., $100; Fred. C. Singer, $50. ———— Base BALL YEsT@Rpa: clone struck the Nationals in St. Loui lay, aud they dropped a game to the black diamonds by a score of 12 to 2. The base bits of the visitors numbered 7, and 6 errors, while the St, Louis poanded Barr for 11 hits, and were credited with six errors. Tue Merchants defeated the Pension Office nine yesterday by a score of 13 to 5. Other gumes yesterday resulted as follows: At Detroit—vetruit, 4; Boston, 11. At Kansas City—Kansas City, 2; "Philadelphia, 8. At Cht- cago—Chicago, 7; New York, 3. At Cincinnali— Cincinuatt, 7; Baltimore, 5. “At Pittsburg —Pitts- burg, 4; Atbletlc, 5. AtSt. Louls—st. Louis, 9; Metropolitan, 3. At Louisville—Louisville, 14: Brooklyn, 2. —— A PRESENTATION.—The empl of King’s Palace have presented their “King” with a handsome gold-headed cane previous to his de- purture for Europe as a testimonial of thelr re- gard and esteem for him. Mr. King feeling!; thanked them and assured thei that the wel- fare yf his employes was always bis first thoufat aud occupied a prominent place in his heart. He sails for Europe next Thursday. las tabi Tne EXcvRsiox of the Washington Light Infantry which was to have taken place to- night bas been postponed. RRR 00 ¥ ¥ AL RRO OY Y sac ERE O Q YY AE ER ROO ¥ Aas RB Roo V 4 40 BBR OA OK OK NN N coo BOB AA KK INNNG O BBB AA EK HANG BOB ASA KK IL NNN G co BBB A 4K KUN NN GGO ePP, 00 WoW Ww DDD EER RRR PPOOWWWWD DE. ROR grr go Wwuw Dp Bie BRE Bo? WY "W Bow tee # E> ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder mever vanes A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the muititude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders SoLp oNLY IN caw, ROYAL Bakixe Powbex Co, 106 Wall sires, N.X. ocd Beavrirct Ficunen Sarmes, Excellent quality, nearly one yard wide; cash Neige 20e-: price Feduoed to 12x CRINKLED SEERSUCEERS; cash value 12%¢; ‘price reduced to Ge. BEAUTIFUL SPIING DRESG GOODS to all the Shades of Tans and Drabe; cash value 250; price reduced to 1c. "i FIGURED LAWNS, new styles, Se. £°9 A RRR, TIT ERR RRR eo sa Bo Bo ak ¢ AA T RE RRE OS MEER F Eee OE out > ‘721 Morket Space, near 7th strat. BEAUTIFUL FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, 16, ? NUN'S VEILING and ALBATROSS, pure wool, wide Gotti it Creain, pak, bias and Black fe eed to BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES. Real {alu 73e, “Reduced woa5e BLACK CASHMERE SHA WIE 150%, Re hE» & Prive 50, SURAH SILKS, excelleot quality: extra’ with; ‘anlt value S100" Price reduced to 656° avers of Zion Church accompanied the ar Piney Porwr.—The of the Lake will leave 6th street | qalily Bridal Spread, worth $1. to-morrow evening at 5:30 o’elock for Piney Point. Music, good fishing, bathing, and i accommodations. San Francisco in August next, the Rallroad Company announce ets will Le sold by that line Uckets will be 4 will permit holder to use ng by another. over privileges will be allowed on these tiekets juts going or returning. Sleep- tation seeured through to nation regarding ‘these Jow Fate excursions, apply at the office of sent Pennsylvaula faliroud, at 6th street sta- going, Baltimore and Potomae Railroad com- great reduction In rates over Kound trip tekets ‘and 5, good to return d (rip tickets to Balti- F this reduction are $1.60. The train Hine Is such as coumiends Itself business or pleasure, a the two cities. ‘The sta- | Shoes are now. jar route are centrally located. Using the bioek signal system in < trains. For information ices oF compauy Or eousult Navy BLUEGARNET aod BROWS BATINES, Each customer who buys $10 worth of Dry Goods will be presented with apairot our Handsome Satin Damasi Towel worth $1.00, of gjaree size exeeitent eas, Ger Tar Bes. ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS, ‘We are the Sole Agents for the sale of the Genuine Concord Harness and Collars, ‘Beware of Imitations, Be sure of Name and Number. LUTZ @ BRO, Je19 497 Pennsylvania Avenoe. Base Bats, Bars axv Base Bate OUTFITS. SPALDING'S NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL, $1.25, Price. 120 sheets Note Puper, 2 26 conta, 24 Sheets Nowe Paper with Envelopes 10 match, im @ box. 10. cents ERS, myS G17 and 619 7th st. nw. Acree Bei rapes acme — at last. Nice, Soft, Easy and Good Shoes at CIry ITEMS. Wonderful Inducements At R, Goldschmnid’s, 812-7th st. n.w. Ow! the demand gnd great sale of our Baby riages, Retri ‘and Ice Chests offered ‘our last sale (Thursday, July ist), we will again offer them at the same price for to- morrow only. Read what we are almost giving away—Hassocks of fancy carpet only 19¢c.: ty gal, colored cut glass water pitchers only 1c: extra quality white wood lap boards only 45c. 50c. Majolica jugs only 25c; Van Hagen’ sweet brier soap 12 cakes tor 47c., worth $1; Work baskets, assorted sizes, only'7c., worth from 15c. to 25e.; Extra large hand-painted freneh china fruit plates, 6 for $9c., worth $1.50; Splash mats only Sc.; Extra handsome baad- inted fruit plates, open work edge, 6 for 1.39, worth $2.50; Large walout blacking gases only 88c., worth $1.5; Majolica cuspa- dores only 27¢.,” worth 5Uc.: New shape extra quality white china chamber sets, with broad $A Ceyetal glass Goblets for Becy worth 45et a goblets 6 for 27c., worth 45 With engraved band, 6 for 33c., worth 55; 7 machine oll, 4c.; Mueilage, 3c.; Comet flour sifters only 10c., worth 20c,; Large hammers only 5c.; 2 Hoop’brass bound water Buckets only 20c., worth 40c.; Decorated Eng- lish china Dinner sets, 125 pes., only $13.9) worth $20; Extra quality white china tea sets, decorated with moss roses or gilt band, 44 pes., only $5.89, worth $8.50. eae § For Sata: and Monday at the Oriole, 822 7th street, the last of our Parasols must go., ‘The price we Will sell them for will make them ge, Tadies’ figured parasols, 30c.; former price Se. Zanuela, with satin border, 39c., ins Se. Fine Coaching, 97c., instead $1.25. Satin lined, $1.15, instead $2.00. Ladies’ Gauze Shirts, 15c. “10c. Oriental Lace, 7e._ Our 5c. Oriental Lace, 10c. 12-inch wide Swiss Embroidery, 25c. Dr. Warner Corsets, 98¢. Our $1.00 Corset, 75c. Our 69c. Corset, 490. Tailor-made Jerseys, coat buck, 98c. Mosquito Netting, 40c., 43c. abd 45c. a plece. "donts’ Furnishings. Bleached and Unbleached Drawers, 250. Our 0c. Drawers, 39¢, Gents! Undershirts, ‘gauze 25e. Our best Percale shirts, Oc. ‘Flannel Bioyele aud Plaited Shirts, 98¢. Linen ‘Towel- per yd.,6c. Boys’ and Men's Calico Dress Shirts, 9c. Linen’ Bosom Shirts, reinioreed front and bacit, 50c. 1 ‘Men's and Boy's Pereale Shirts, 50c. Bp, St Aucrbach’s Bicycle shirt Depot, 7th and Read Following List of Bargains offered for to-morrow by S. W. Augenstein, 817- 819 and 821 7th street northwest, and so be convinced youcan save money by making your purchases ‘with us: Flour sieves, 8c.; 5 bottle silver-plated castors, 92c., worth $1.50; half dozen silver-plated teaspoons, 32 ape decorated dinner sets, 125 pee 3 worth $20; flatirons, 21c.; crystal water pitchers, 21¢.; decorated chamber sets, $2.87; half dozen ebon: handle knives and forks, 55¢.; hair brush, com! and whisp broom, 23c.; new shape decorated tea set $3.28, worth $6; covered vegetable dishes, 37¢.;" two-string brooms, 5c; three string, 18¢,; large box blackiae and blacking brush, 17¢.; 75c. excursion baskets reduced to 89c.: $2 Mexican hammocks only $1.15; cro- quet sets at cost; wooden water buckets and one dipper 15c.’ Baby carriages, trunks and. pe tigerniat at less than manutacturer’s prices, Headquarters for fruit jars, jelly glasses and Tubber rings. Special discount to the trade. 1 Fine Colored Socks 2 pair 25c., at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7pif and. Hu A Telling Effect. The reductions we have made, in order to de- ¢rease our surplus stock of Ladies and Gents’ Fine Shoes, have a telling effect. Don’t put it ‘off if you want to derive the benefits of Hahn's Over Stock Sale, No 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave. eXijdte’ 85.00 est rrench Kid Low Shoes Ladies’ $2.00 stylish Oxford Ties $1.50. Ladies’ 31.75 Seamless @ontmon Sense Ox- fords $1.25. a Ladies’ 75. Kid-lined Setié’ Sifiipers 50c. Gents’ $5.00 Custom-mae Low shoes $3.75. Gents’ $3.00 Kangaroo Oxtord Ties $2.50. e2gpts’ 94.50 Reavie Ties and Low Bution Boys and Youths’ fine Low Shoes without re- gard to price of manufacture. 1 Choice Quality Summer Underwear 25¢,at Auerbach’s Bleyele Shirt Depot, 71h an Lime Fruit Juice. Lime fruit Juice syrup, Raspberry syrup. ers port wine. Blackberry wine (bottied), Gordon & Diiworth’s cetebrated blackberry brandy. Some rery old California bottled Wines, for ickness. Ail selling rapidly at the re- duced rates, offered for the 30 days’ Closing Out Saie. N.T. Merzcrr & Bro., 1 417 7th street n.w. The Office of the Howe Sewing Machine isat Auerbach’s, 7th & H. Telephone call 422-2. July Attractio: Come and ‘secure some excellent closing-out bargains. We mention afew: Jerseys in black and colors, 39¢.; figured Lawns, 31x. per yard, Our great 5ve. Corset Ladies? Jersey Gloves, 12c,; India Linen de. per yard; Lace striped’ white goods only 6c. per yard: ‘These goods are worth 12%c. A few more short ends in French Sattcens at 7c., to close them. out, New stylesin Crinkles at 8¢,, worth 12iye, All kinds of Buinmer Underwear at cost. ‘M. NEWMYER, 1 730 7th st. und 1920 Pa. ave. Hurrah! 4th of July! Please leave your orders at Sautter’s 4th of July, for Spring Chickens, Spiced Oysters, all Sorts of Crabs, etc. Ladies and Gents’ Cafe open until 12 p.m. 502 9th stn. we 2 Fine Sammer Searfs, 10,15 and 25c., at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H.’ 1 Fire Works for the World. New York 5c. Store, 1335 7th st. n.w., is the place to get fire works atlow prices. Best assortment in the city. 3 Your Irrepressible Boys W. 1 Worry the life out of vou if you do not give them a chance to celebrate tie fourth in a style which, to them, seems the most befitting. And, as probably’ you will take them in the country’ to spend Sunday and Monday, we would suggest to you that you can make {heir hearts glad If you previously take them to Sliverberg's, 312 th street, who can supply you with every- thing made in the fireworks line, including lanterns for illumination,'Hags, ae. '* ‘Their reputation for selling at Very Low Péleés! >" >? has never been questioned. 4 Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in 4 Ib. “Ward” prints, 35¢, Ib. Also, Cottage Gheese and Buttermilk; jweet Miik 8c. per quart. Cream 15 cents. Pickwick Club Whisky isthe best, Jose Barcaws Iv Musmeny. 3 2. Pp aa f aan 8° Propa b &h bo ¥ 4 4 LLL a A G00 PRICE BULLETIN: TRIMMED SAILORS, 10 CENTS, ELEGANT LARGE SHADE HATS, 17 CENTS ONLY. ‘THOUSANDS OF NICE AND NOBBY STYLES OF CHILDREN'S HATS, AT 37, 60,60 and 75 CENTS. BLACK, WHITE AND COLORED FINE MILAN MILITAIRE. AT 65 and 75 CENTS and $1. ALL THE LEADING SHADES MILAN HATS, AT 45 and 67 CENTS and $1. ELEGANT FRENCH BOUQUETS AND SPRAYS AT 20, 25, 85 and SOCENTS DONWT YOU BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE POSTED ‘YOURSELVES IN OUR PRICES. ad Tux UNAPPROACHABLB axD LAST SALE OF THE SEASON or LADIS MUSLIN AND CAMBRIO 25 CENT UNDERWEAR, Which has been unprecedentediy successful, and the disposal of an immense amount of goods, continue until ¢@ SATURDAY NIGHT. ALSO THE LOTS ¢ AT 70 AND AT 94 CENTS, ‘TO CLOSE OUT OUR PARASOLS ‘We have divided our entirestock into FIVE LOTS at the following low prices: ‘$1.96—This lot includes Embossed Satin, Fine Satin ‘Figured and Striped Satin Coachings, Regular Prices from $2.98 to $4.24, $2.48 Lot includes Satin Coachings, Silver Handles, ‘ChangeableSilks, Figured Pongees and Lace ‘Trimmed, Regular prices from $3.29 to 94.48, $2.98 Special attention Lot includes Striped Satin Pongees, Fancy Striped Satines, Embreidered Pongees, Quaker Silks, Spotted Changeable Silks, fully thirty styles. Regular prices, $4.98 10 $7. $8.98 Lot includes Striped Silks, Satin Bordered Pou gees, Mikado, A la, Japonaise, trimmed ball fringe. Regular prices, $5.98 to 99.08 $4.98 Lot includes Persian Striped Mikado, Persian ‘Silk Patasols, Lace Covered and Quaker Silk ‘Mikado. Regular prices, $8 to $14.98, RUCHING REMNANTS. ‘We bought from one of the largest manufacturers over 2,000 yards of Ruching Remnants, including French Mull, Crepe Lisse. Tinsel Ribbon, Mixed Che nille Effects and fine Lace Edge Neck Ruchings ‘These goods run in lengths from%to2 yards, We have marked them from 5 TO 25U,;NOT ONE-HALF THEREAL VALUE. BALANCE OF LoT 100 DOZEN PURE LINEN;ELLEN TERRY COLLARS, ‘Especially Adapted for Summer Wear, AT6 CENTS, ‘We have them in two widths with 4 worked button- holes, fine finish, LACES, JUST RECEIVED—40.inch Fgyptian Lace Flounc- ings, at 75, 89, 98 cents and $1.29,in Whiteand Belge. EMBROIDERIES, ‘To close our wide Swiss Flouncing we have marked them $1.24, $1.89, $1.98. oe Swiss All-Overs, 79c., 98¢., $1.24, $1.38 All our 15¢. Hamburg Edgings, 10c. All our 18¢. Hamburg Edgings, 12%4¢. All our 20c. Hamburg Edgings, 15c. SEE THE POST OR CRITIC FOR LAST GREAT MILLINERY im SALE OF THE SEASON. In conclusion to the above. we guarantee to supply ‘and satisfy the most economical buyer. We shall not answer you, as frequently done, “ALL SOLD OUT.” Cut the above advertisement out and bring it with you and see for yourselves if everything is not as rep- | resented. All goods advertised will be found for sale cn our counters, TTTT H HEFE BBB 00 NNN T HOWE BBO ONNN T HHH ER BEB O ONNN T HOHE BOBO ON NN T 4H HEEB BBB OO WN NN MM MM A RRR CCO H BH EER MMMM 4A RK RCO HH # MMMM AA RRR O HHH ER MMM ASA RR OO HH E A MMM 42°42 B CcO H H KEES Je30 316 AND 318SEVENTH STREET N.W. ‘esr Grasp Cuzanixe Sars or MEN'S SUITS Now in Progress at the CLOTHING PALACE. ‘Having a large stock of Men's Suits of all the latest styles and patierns, and being determined to clear our counters of the same, we shall offer these gvods at prices which we feel conviuced will havo the de- sired effect. Please note well these prices and we are suFe that you will call without delay and secure one of the greatest bargains ever offered in Clothing. First, Wwe shail offer a lot of sults, which we have but few cf a kind at $4; actual value, $6350. Second, we shall sell youa Fine Blue Flannel Suit (Indigo dye war- ranted), for $7.85, which {8 worth $10. Third,a large lot of Sack Suits, all wool, in six patterns, at $6.40, former price, $9. Fourth, a lot of flue Worsted ‘Suits, im Sacks and four-button cutaways, at $9.35, worth $13.50. We have received another large lot of Seersuckers, which we are selling at $1.40, $1.90, $2.50 and $3.50. ‘M. KAUFMAN'S Clothing Palace, Cor, Sth and I sta. a0, We close at 7 p.m., Saturday excepted. Je28 Novice ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS) BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF CO EEE RRR ExRB 0 BEE BER, GP gs ge EEE co KEE R BR kep Sss8 5 THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. It te without a doubt the most BeauTiFUL andthe most Nurerrious Flour in the World, ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect Mill, containing as it aves all the most Improved Machin: ery Invented up to the present time. bu @ Flour UNSURPASSED by any millin the world. To Prove thas, we would simply state that large HG ofthis magnidoent Flot ts'shipped auaualy 19 Europe and eaten at the principal Courts of the old wor HOWEVER Like everything else that has gained renown, some person or persons are trving to take advantage of the Brand: and attempting thereby to" palin off aa info. Hor afticle for the genuine, THEREFORE, ‘Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read “CERES” and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. WM. M. GALT & 00, p23, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, Tus Naronat Morvat Lire ASSOCIATION, OFFICE 1420 F 8 W, W. Dudley. President. George H. B. White,Treag'r. John Ht Magruder, V..P: Joni i. Benth secretary: ‘Frank J. Tibbits, Gen, Mao’ FOR A POLICY OF $1,000. ‘Admission fee and medical examination, $5.00. A receipt will be given in full for five paid in advance for one year's iwurauve, as follows RALPH WALSH, Medical Director. A i B iy i SUMMER RESORTS. DRY Goops. LADIES’ GOODS. QAELL MouNTAINs, ‘Three thousand feet Fits and Mongultoes, ‘The Queen of Srane Laxe Beace, N. J. SEASON OF 1896. SARATOGA. WILL OPEN JUNE 24TH. Watering Places. PRS TE cerenntng any | cecereens estat Be hee : nied re a POLE STOCKTON, Cape May, N. 5., inder the management of ee age Surpassing in the beauty. Taisnd water of this or ‘Lake Region of Northern New Sportsmen. famous Mountain ‘York—a Paradise for Tourists and express ‘will ran to.and from the Jersey Station of the lvania. Rall Sloe connections with fst trains te-aud fous Pa ATSEILL MOUNTAIN: Be baths. Beach free to guests. M. WILLLA Ms ()™ FONT comPORT, VIRGINIA, ‘HYGEIA HOTEL, ‘Terms for the season of 1886, tnced 25 to 80 per cet Rigivest standard of excellence malatained. Send for iustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms | 6415: cos ENCES ON Manager. $080 faa? | Fo Tix S ATLANTIC cit’ jenville to Hotel Kaatersic SARATOGA AND CaTSKILL MT. City Station 11:17 a.m.” Arrive Hotel 443 p.m: Grand H m.; Catskill Vil :20 p.m.; Pale i. EXPRESS — cle, Pim; Mt House Station, ‘Stages for Mountain House from Mt. _palenvitie’ te Hotel asters. E well, Lake George, £10 p.m. -Parlor Cars for Hotel Kusterskill, Grand KILL MT. SPRCTAL.— Leave Jersey City Station st 3:30 p.m. "Arrive Hotel Kaaterskill. via King mm; Phoenicia, ‘Hotel Station and Sarat SARATOGA AND Ca’ 48 p.m.; Catskill Vill it. House Station. 5:00 p.m.: Palonvilie, stages from Mt. House Stati ise, aud from Palenvil erekitl, Grud NS TH SEASON. HOTEL COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, N. J. (On the Beach.) OPEN IN JUNE. For circulars, terms, &c., addi 05 n for Mountain He to Hotel Kaatersill. Ar- Parlor Cars for Hotel Kant- fation and Sarat Purchase single or excursion tickets at Pennsylya- nin Railroad offices and connect In the Jersey Cit Station for all's Northern resorts by West Shore Rall checked throuzh. ENRY MONETT, General Passenger Agent, New York. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. NRY RAHTER, irand Union, Atlantic City, and QBAPEL POINT HOTEL, a Sys UFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL, MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA, SEASON OF 1836, SHLAND HOUS! ‘Will open to the public June 1, ander an entirely new regine. Mr. BK. merly connecced with the ‘South OfSt. Louis, the Grand Pacitic, of Chica; Tecently the Plankinton, of management of the hotel, and guests can be assured. ofcomfort and good atieuition. “For particulars as to Toutg, prices, etc, apply to B. K. TICE, Manager, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va, or to the Company at their office, __ 38 Barclay st., New York. EASON 1886.—BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTIL BEACH, Dii., will reopen June Ist. Terms | reasonabie. ‘Through trains from Washington to Reho- both by Pa. RE. without change; round-trio for season at reduced rates” GROOM & Charles County Md. Fifty-two miles from Washingto RB, twice dally and eral times per week, will be o few furniture ent Veranda: fine lable and plenty of sea food; good bath houses and fine bathing: hunting, croquet and dancing facilities. ‘Large law! ous shade: pure spring water; cool an eallty,and proprietor determined to please. Bear by for those thus dts ‘Terms reasonable. Also two trains dally from Daltl: more. Special terms made to societies Or assemblies. ‘For further particulars, ad- PROPRIETOR, Chapel Point, oF at 709 11th st. n.w., JOHN W. Ghay, ‘Milwaukee, will have ire, Four-story, crabbing, saltiny Chureb_privile Excursions Exeai freq for "circular. AURORA HOUS! of the Alleghanies, now open to $y io malaria; no togs; ‘no hay fever: ring beds; excellen. 1aule: lawns; abundance ley and dancing; malls Special rates to fam ilies, Reterences—Dr. 8. S. Stearns, Jas. Y. Davis’ Sons and H. J. Hanfot Address J. H. SHAPF! 38 HOTEL WILL OPEN Thoronghiy renov: the'summit of Blue Ridge, on Western 1A R. K. Noted for it Bo mosquitoes; good fenty of milk: tenul ‘shade and flowers; bowling daily. ‘Terms $30 AUFF, 68 Franklin st., oF ‘Send for circular, Buluimore, Ma. rop., Aurora, W. Va Dar Goons Ar A Sacumice | Lavi: Goon wii dud Hell's Basar Skire Forma, FOR THIRTY DAYS. Doth styles, at MCKENNEY 'S, 427 9th st Je26-Lw_ Prior to taking oor first annual inventory we wit | Repuctiox. 10 Pex Cur sell every article at and below cost. SALE COMMENCES ON MONDAY, PLAID ORGANDIES at and below cost. LACE ORGANDIES at and below cost, MULL ORGANDIBS at and below cost, (CHECK NAINSOOKS at and below cost, INDIA LINEN at and below cost. BATISTE at and below cost, LAWNS at and below cost. CRINKLED SEERSUCKER at and below cost. DRESS GOODS at and below cost. SATINES at and below cost. HAMBURG EMBROIDERY at and below cost. HOSIERY at and below cost. TOWKLS and NAPKLNS at and below cost. SHERTINGS and TABLE LINENS at and below CARPETS and MATTING at and below cost, REMEMBER, ALL GOODS AT A SACRIFICE. MONDAY. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, 636 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W: PERRY, SUCCESSOR TO PEERY & RROTHERD, COMPLETE STOCK OF IMPORTED DRESS FAB. SUITABLE FOR THE SUMMER RE- RIC SORTS. ENGLISH MOHATRS AND HOMESPUNS, SCOTCH TWELDS AND CHEVIOTS. FRENCH TWILLED HABIT CLOTHS, PLAIN AND TWILLED ALL-WOOL FLANNELS | RK BATHI TWENTY-SEV ar WIDE CREAM ANT 7 D TENNE FROM 50c. TO $L ALL-WOOL SERGES, CHUDD. BATROSS AND CANVAS “EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN OBE b. “SPECIAL INDUCES INE AND SUMM! “GREATLY REDUCED Pi BERED UINDIA POSGEE AND BATISTE TIES IN HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS 1D GLOVES, TO $3 NEW SILK, CHUDDA 4 SHAWES IN GR LOWEST PRICES, “SPECIALTIES” IN’ FRE MUSLINS “NOVELTIES” IN FRENCH SATE Zi PHY RS. PRINT! AND INDIA CRINKLES Ba PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, PEERY BvitpINe, Penn. Avenue, Corner 9: street, Fatablished 1840. jez rastpr anp Mlouwtaixs. os ED PRICES ON BLACK BRO- CADED SILKS. GRENADINES AND EMBROI- D CASHMERE AT VARIETY AND aT H AND ENGLISH WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED SWISS , ScoTcH | WORSTED Goods. D PURE LINEN LAWNS B. BOATING, FISHING. Address W. F, LARKA GEE, SBURY PARK, N. J—STOCKTON HOUSE. s ue, ‘one block trom and in irs. M. MARSTON. Li MMLR RESORT, OPEN JUNE 20ih. R. J. COLTON & BRO., Props., st St. Mury’s Co.. Ma. ‘OUNTAIN HOME SUMMER RESORT, L0- cated in Deer Park, a popular summer, Fesort. Location high, fine vie shade, large porch, Term from $3 | Cohtars and Cutts. 9 OCKWOOD_ HOUSE, tst Va, Mrs SE, Lovett, Proprie, 2,700 fest above tide. to 8 per week, | Address Ses 4: Among the mountains, Tabiesuruished with 4 VE Norwood Hall, Asbury Park, has taken the St i ve. which is now open for guests. d4cPher- Jt son House will still be open. eo ee Rock Exox Srrrxcs asp Mis. ERAL BATHS, MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA. Six Hour. trom Washington Pine smooth turnpike Toads. Light ¢ ements made in hotel and baths this sen, rae swimming pool entirely remodeled. Sepurate g houses for indies and gentlemen. he most perfect drain "—Dr. Geo. Reuling, Baltimore. ace Where fumilies or invalids can wealth and enjoyment.” “J trast 1 may be able to come to Rock Enon this ctions of tha t heav Pleasant’”—Nrs. Jobn A. Lozan. “The refreshinent of the healing tion from a kind many who are rector of St. John's cur A large number of r Open May 20th, Angist ne, 5th 9/9 ae Sie Es S$ HALL, ATLANTICGIT JUNE 24th, 1886, Accommodations for 500 suests, MILO M. POTTER, Propri , ROL, HYGEIA i New house, near beac Sanitary coudit ‘S.A.SNOW, Manager: CH HADLEY, M. D.. Fro fe ud wholesome cui E % Oven end of Kentuck i TODDARD, PO, Box tee XGEURE, PARK, NEW JERSEY, HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Season June 15th uutit October. derive am much summer; my reco! ‘ters is a benedic- ‘We were blessed with the ts.”—Rev, Wm. A. Leonard, sw be accommo iated at rates yuth (of 4 weeks) and upwards, ac- 1g rooms and length of stuy Can take 8:40 oF L former at Point of Ko ks. ply at STAR office, and for all infor i & SONS, 401 Ytb st. nw. ‘ALS. PRATT, Proprietor. ‘Mrs D. BSTOCKHAM & CO., Proprietors, Mr. G. T. Stockham, of the Ebbitt House, will en- gage rooms for parties dering the ensuing season. x acm. train. Latter overtakes the \ORWOOD HALL. Col ‘Open, under the iu AC HOTEL, ‘Ma., will open Juné 25, per day. $9 per week and $30 p-r month. Speclil afraugements for tamiites. Inet steamers George Leary and Exeelsior Good Saillug and bathing. Boats. for Address K. J) ADAMS & BRO,. Pine; Refer to A. J. Donaid- ‘Terms: $1.50, jeut of the owner, (OUSE, CAPE MAY. N. J. “urine Ocean view, ‘gas, electric helis. Buln Siary's Count i\Moruers sou. Goverumeut Priuting Oftice and C, Xander, 911 AB SUMMEE RESORT IN THE MOUNTAL IVER SPRINGS IS SITUATED from Wasiinston, on the Potomac. Fine suit water bathing, with beauthul view aud fine, country drives, music und dancin: at the We defy competition in ‘Tuisesert has been thoroughly paluteds repaired aud" pape | Rew clowettana the: be discretion of guests. table fare, ‘Transportation from an field and Thompson. Fruit and medical advice free, More enjoyment for the saine money than any otber Jace of the kind. Muil three times LAK ISTONE & SUNS, WILL OPEN JULY L | FINE HEALTHFUL LOCATION. ELEGANT ACCOMMODATIONS. GOOD SURF (SALT WATER) BATHING. THE TABLE WILL EQUAL THE BEST. For rooms and full information apply to GEORGE R. CRUMP, Proprietor “Colonnade Hotel,” Philadelphia: “Devon Inn” and late of “Cougress Hall, BAY RIDGE, MD. Post Office. Telephone Office, Telegraph Office, Rail- tosteamers Waxe- | have been placed in ail the room: springs, makiug tuis the best and din the soutp. aters .Lany er week. Address hot, cold, shower und plunge baths; good ame’ in the immediate vicinity. First- | in connection with the hotel: £0. Telegraph and Exvress office in | the building. “This is the nearest watering place to | gton, being onl; ‘Two traius dail Prof, Ed. Wiliams ie wiil be tarnished by ng tall information, ¢: ‘analysis ofthe water, attract monials, &c., may be had free at th . Milburn’s, Thompson's, ci eral water de.ot on four principal MADDUX, Proprietor. CHANCELLOR, Resident Physician. “TOP HOTEL.—THE ightful resort, on top of the fi xe Mountaiiis of trginia, Will be! k itor, Aiton Depot NDSOR SULPHUKS: ‘No malaria or tmosqui- ing, fishing, execlieut table. Rs Circulars at Paret & Wh 2) Pa ave. or address A. M. JELLY, x GS, PA. sonable charge ‘At the base of Sout Mountain, on’ the verge or Paavo the great Cumberiand Valley, near Gettys- ‘A cool, dry alr aud re. pure spring water. @/ ‘The hotel well equipped. nde the manage- Cooxave: (THE WASH™N JOHN L. MILLS, ATBR GAP HOUSE W GAP,Pa.—A mountain resort, heal Hotel modera and perfect Water,from mountain spriugs, in bed-rooms, Gus aud electric belis Via Belvidere Delaware W. BRODHEAD. ALL MODERN INPRO Address CC. LEFFLER, 621 and 623 13th 5, now. ght hours from Was. ry (Ones ‘NDON HOTEL, trom Philad-lphia. L, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥., WILL OPEN JUNE 19 UNDER ENTIRE NEW MANAGEMENT, Popular prices: $8 per day and upwards. NS. Tc House, desirabie location, near Ocean. Table and accommodations excellent. Perfect Sanitary arrangements. Surf bathing unsur- Passed. “Tormis moderate and reduced RES HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, Mb.— now ready for reception of summer guets To its many advantages I have! Added an entire new tron umber of cool und pleas: ing, boating. fishing, crabb) per Week; $1.50 per day rice, Steamers from Washi Vednesday, Thursdny a ani : OBB'S ISLAND, Reopened for the reception of visitors. Splendid Duthiug, Fishing aud Passengers for Cobb's. Island will. takontne stenmer Northampton every Monday, Wednesday and oun Norfolk. or Uid Point to Cher- stone, Where backs fur the Seaside will ‘meet then, the. Northampton makes close connection with the Salumore aod Washington Steaisern rims per day $2, per wee ‘Address hase, IVER VIEW HOUSE, « thoroughly ren Weak. “No snalaria, good. water. ‘An clecant sveam 50 Glreniars on appl giving a large, rooms: salt water Aug, Croquet, ete, all free of for the summer. WLAND HILL, Oxford, Md. ‘OTEL HENLOPEN, Rehobeth Beach, Del. J. 'T. THOMPSON, Prop’. Open June 26. 3 OTEL ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, CHARLES DUF formerly of the Coutinental Hot iia; Stockton Hotel and Con, ms, 9 so Children and nurses “halt ton ou Sunday, Mon- MOORE, Prop, Friday morning. 1504. “THE BEDFORD SPRI Jar Summer iesort opens tests SUNE JOH. 1556, A. for the fecepuod ‘and improved for the season. iP tickets to be had at P. Ri Co's and B,&0. R. R.Co.’s Ticket offices, and baggage checked ugh. Bedford water and pamphlets at C. SCHAFER'S, 1010 F st. n.w. Prices of board and other information by application to the proprietors, ‘The waters and grounds are exclusively for the nd those purchasing, Hekets for TLANTIC CITY, N.. ‘Arkansas ave.: view of the ocean. house; well furnished: large garden: good’ low rates for families. JAS. BRADY, ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED- erlek Co., Stephenson’: LBdays) 640. ‘Pamphlets at the star Ofice, jelo-3m_ Va. Open June ber week, $12.50; 974 ah ei reas) UTHERFORD VILLA SULF PLACE, "Atlantic City, close to beach and pa at pt, Latge, cleanly fu Bished chambers, ane pordies. Culsine. 0 pore’. B HUTCHINSO: HENANDOAH ALUM SPRIN yest mountain. sesore in. the State. Six wareties of mineral waters, inwn; resident pI terms, address A Tue Kesemeroy, Union Avenue, Opposite Congress Springs Park. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥. OPEN JUNE 19 TO OCTOBER JAMES H. RODGERS, Proprietor. OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA, dew "matagement wil welcora friends and endeavor to make it who. visit the Spr Piace in the mount EC. JORDAN. ‘OUNTAIN LAKE PARK HOTEL, SUMMIL OF THE ALLEGH! GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAND, ‘Between Deer Park and Oakland, in the Glades, on ‘and ocean pier. For full information address Jel4-2m _H. H. VAN METER, Owner and Prop'r. EACH, N. J.—FIRST ‘vesch. a farm house directly on the ving. 1, GARRETSON. tHE KITPATINNY,” DELA- ‘wure Water Gap, Pa. fros May T until November, bie‘ mountain resort adjacent to New York, and Philadelphia. Hotel recently rebullt, eumarg ed. Rooms en sali , baths, an unlimited supply of pure. spring mpply of Ww. a BRODH EA ERKELEY SPRINGS A ‘OPEN JU: 101 Miles on Baltimore and Ohio R. R_ ‘hours from Washit ‘The most accessi- with hot and cold the Water Gap. "he only water ‘to be the only purely a AMES A. FRAZIER, Pro LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. — THE rr wer ever discover- ea, Endocsed So the wedical the-“tate, is now’ the lar resort in the mount ea improven ND BATHS, W. VA. BATES, eS its waters are famous; baths Serpe tcpn His tel) is "weno Irspout, sho ‘consist of spout eu He *splonald bal iitustrated and tip tickets, good ‘amsociation of ive EA. COLHOUN, Geu'l (ERSON HOUSE, SOUTH CAROLINA, pave bear tlantic City. N. J re- ‘land. telephone connec, on. Near hot sea water baths. EDINE VILLA, CAPE end of Decatur street, open ail ‘peat new tron pier; stricily’ first-class: cor: THEO. MUELLER, Y PARK N. J. THE BELIE VIEW: ‘frst pre, He TYLER . J, OCEAN 7 LA PIERRE, CORNER ATLAN- ticand Open all the year. 760 At fA ig a x i # #8 gf #8 ¢ ES = 3 £ Be Ed v2 Py *f ty 2 38 & Be x 10 20 Py 27 38, re 4 BO ¢ 3 oe 33 ro ed 60, Fy CELLULOID TRUSS, and can be worn while puassagn) acch iene ‘Is for sale at ‘Mrs. FISHER devotes oe, MEMORIAM.—A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF for Season Of ARGE, SON. ‘aid the best of finish, is now LUTHERFORD & CO. ‘OPEN, NEAR ow ope vous pe moucey (ema? Great Manx Dow ‘Our Crescent Sh Linen Bosoms, ret stays, only Sse. Our Invine Sutia cotton and extra hue the best manner, valy Tx Goons cane, ee 2a SAM the at's egies BRANCH BALTIMORE SHTRT FACTORY, 24 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST _ BOOKS, &e. LARS 1N PAKADINE. 2URi Pool Fine and Jed otber ~ummer Reading. weap Stationers, CC PURSELL, 415 9m st. Crevtate Lierar ‘Over three thousand volu:nesof Standard and Popo- [Jar Rooks. with BEST. M BUOKS SOON AS ISSUED, A7AY PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ap26 MUS. LUCY 1 HUNTER, t, made of god co:ton and fine | and made with tbe patent ZINES and NEW | Boors Boors: Books: AT cost, I desire to close out at cost ALT. BOOKS ON MY shelves {9 make room for my lncrcasiug trade . nis FINE AND COMNEMCIAL prices, G. A. WHITAKER fa 1105 Pennsylvania ave. We made sweeping reductions in BOYS’ CLOTHING. ‘fone and her fs a partial ist of our severe cats: } Boys’ Seilor ~uits only $1.26, worth $1 50, Wort $5.50. tyles and pre Boy Shapes and materials, $5, 30 Kors Klezant Knee hss uh 38 and $9. Boys’ Long Pant Suits a $5, worth $7. Boys’ Loug Pant Suits at 96.59, worth $10, Boys’ Long Pant suits at $5, worth $12, Boys Fine Dress suits at $10, worth $15. Shirt Waists at 35¢ , 50 1d Youth's. seersucker ‘and $2.00, worth $2.50, $5.90 aud $4. Seersucker Norfolk $2.50. worth $3.50 and S4. Bargains, Fine Coa sand Vests in Alpaca, Pongee, Drap D Ete, to fitall shapes, Cassimere Suits, Having a greater pumber of these Fe 10 currs at this season of the Year, an heir quick disposal. Good Suits at $6.50, $7.60, goods tan we jecided put prices on them that 1.7 and $8.50. gift S10 we all fine all-wool Cheviot Suit, wort s} At $12, $13.50 and $15 we sell yon fine Cassimere Sults, worth 50 per cent more. Blue Flannel Suits at $6.50, $8.50, $10 and $12, guaranteed fast colors, Fine Brown and Blue Serge Suits at $10, worth $15. For $15 we'll sel! yous good Black Prince Albert Suit worth $25. For $20 we'll sell you a Black Cloth Suit worth $35. White Vests, iuimense variety, from 75c. up. Odd | Pants irom $1.25 up, at OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS 425 T BIN Crores For GENTLEwEM! ‘These are the proper things: GLISH SERGE SUITS. INDIA SEERSUCKERS. AMERICAN SEERSUCKERS, SMALL CHECK SUITS. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. THIN WORSTED SUITS. SCOTCH CHEVIOT SUITS. ALPACA COATS. NUN'S CLOTH COATS. PURE SILK COATS AND VESTS. DRAP DETE COATS. WHITE DUCK VESTS. PONGEE SILK COATS AND VESTA. NORFOLK JACKETS. ‘We oiily remark there is not tobe found elsewhere another such stock of elegant THIN Clothing ready je. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO, FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE 819, Southeast Corner 7th and D Streets apl23m ‘With reference to purchasing READY-MADE CLOTHING |s somewhat divided Some goto one place and some to another to buy, and it will always beso; but you will hear it expressed on all sides that if a person asks another where to preduce good and eliable clothing, ready made or made to order, our house is the first one mentioned to buy—because its 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 is neediess 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 aS A FULL LINE OF TIES, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, &0. NOAH WALKER & co. my28 625 Pennsvivaniaavenue Vxxarrs HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF PURE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARONL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL “3 ‘ALSO, ‘THE CELEBRATED VELATTS FAMOUS CARA MELS, FRESH EVERY DAY. ~ €209th & nw., opposite U. 8 Patent Office, ‘Branch Mose, 1708 Pennsylvania ave a6. |p Goo News Goon News Kuee Pauts suits in neat checks and stripes, paciicnosis ‘since Poms eon tn vammuts | it_Suit, made of fine and | charges | fushionab.e imported fabrics, $6, ts and Vests, | And we make t | Con | tect trom, be sure you get the best, ON ENTIRE STOCK. 3. © HUTCHINSON, 907 Penusyivania avenue, Usual redaction of SEASON ABLE GOona, MILLINERY, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, RUTTONS, RIBBONS, MANDKERCHIEPS, COLLARS, RUCHINGS, Ee PARASOLS at cont, WRAPS and JACKETS at half price WHITE SUITS. Selected tine from $4.50 to $20 FOSTER KID GLOVES $1 per pair, apwards very pair tied and warranted, ‘The opportunity to secure BARGAINS for the next thiry days, jel eee Max J. P. Pauun IMPORTER, 1107 F STREET NORTH West, WIN close ut the hlance of her importation of PARIS BONNETS and LONDON MANS, togwtbet with her UNTRIMMED STOCK, at greatly reduced prices, sla Ma M. J. Hesz OFFERS COLORED MILAN HATS AND BON NETS, KID GLOVES THREAD GLOVES, SILKE GLOVES AT AND BELOW COST TOCLOSE, FRENCH BONNETS ASD ENGLISH HATS (ast importation) BELOW COST. 10 Pex Ces: Ore For the next 30 dass we will cive 10 per cent off for plete and fresh etek of WA Bee ACE. COMETS. NO: GLOVES, MITTS, SUMMIT UNDER Jong and short DRESSES. SUITS CLOAKS, “Normandy “and Shirred CAPS, and DREN'S FURNISHING GOODs, kinds of CHT AS uiso of our large and select stock of FANCY LINEN GOODS, ART EMBROLDERIES end MRS SELMA RUPPERT, ap24-3m. 608 81 st, oppoxite Patent Office A. WHEATLEY'S DYE WORKS. ‘established Li. from past experience, the rush of work this fall Will be So great that it will’ be inuposuible skilled Workinen enough to do it" as promptly as Theny patrons will consult ther own inter ‘at favor by wending in thelr Pull tmuvedmtely, or during the suse lor dyed'as desired. "Work chat icidenee, upon notice By «office, 1005 Jelferson 8, George jez Ss SANITARY CORSETS, fyended by physicians: atl styles of i Misses Corsets, at BAUM S Mammo it, 7th st, 17-300 V. KANE, 507 117H ST. N. W.—CORSETS oorder. A perfect fit guaranteed. Ale, ot shoulier braces, Reform, Walsta, £ French, | Comets'and Busties. Corsets laanderied.-my®-2aie SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED, DYED AND SUciNeb.* Furs ori kinds repaired, arise CUNRING HAM, a A Perfect Adonis, and alloftheexcellent Riverside Makes | Paper Series. ‘raw ford's a Lon Aud guaraner perfect tas TR SPECIALTIES Al x abd Busties, Sud a $1 Corset (lise His own that for the price is unsurpassed. WT rench, German wud Spanish spoken, mrl@ QRENCH DYEING, SCOURING aND DRY EANING FSTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. evening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crape Vella, and Pongee our spectaity. anved and Kepaired. Ladiew Cleaned without ripping ANTON @ CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with 4. Fischer and Maison Vriese, Rue Paris ey sorts . ; Strate "ine ‘ollction of Nandard togaeeite: | Mis. Vos Buaxvrs Mon Loh works Don mks sie Fou wan tobebeue | AE Vox APrannts., MMopperg, | ordered ud" iberal ‘WinRar @ Cine ne Lan, So, smadeat thes) rut ‘soa specialty, plats st, between trated KK ST EE EEE HOUSEFURN iSHINGS. —= FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For allin neod of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES: and HOUSE-FUKNISHING GOODS in geveral, 2Sn0 one Heed be Without a Weil-4urnished howe Lecause they have bot got the cash to spare, tw knock the bottom out of bight prices, aud will sell We are uterus GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS | AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSB Jackets and Vests at $2 and | WIHTERE FoR casa extranrdinary offer that customers their own terms in regard to payments, Come and see the largest store in the United Staten and see the largest and most varied stock wae can mal ‘Come after you have posted yourselves on prices audierms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you tas GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUBR (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Js the place you were looking for. Come and be oom Vinced that What We say are iacts aud nobumbag We repeat, come aud make your owu Lerus—as yeas GKOGAN'S. oe — Srrciar Low Prices REFRIGERATORS (best makes), ICE CHESTS, WATER (COOLERS, ICE Civ aM PRERZEI WIRK WINDOW SCREENS, LACE CURT, WATTS, JelTAm! 314 Tthst,, 4th hose above Pa ave, Te You Wasr A VAPOR STOVE done with the latest tm- is which you can tind in our fall all Sizes of the Celebrated CROWN JEW DANFORTH constantly on hand. See SPRIGERATORS WATER _COOLE Ageuts br tie UNF: MINUTE BOSS COFFEE POE uw reduced lu price W. 8 JENKS 4 00., 19 TAT 7h street, Just 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 CusT PRICES W. H. HOEKR: 18 801 Market Space. 305 and 310 8thst_ aw P. Hasoxs Hes & Co SPRING LINE or WaLL PAPERS FRESCOING AND STAINED GLASB FABRIC FURNITURE, CARPET myl 815 FIFTEENTH ST. ¥. W. Tse Rieway DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIPIO REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY USEITIS WITHOUT A PEER, SOLVING THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS COM TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE PERIOD IS ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH. MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURK AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY OBTALNED IN THE RIDGWAY, J. W. SCHAEFER @ BRO. CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHING ‘No. 1020 Beveuth street northwest. aplé Role Agents for the Distriet, Gocatooer, ee Hee Goods called tor aud 21-1me one a3