Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1886, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE oF THE CHIP Wastixerox, D. For District of Columbia. D. and Virginia, gener: ary ten northerly, For saturday, Stationary te NAL OFFICER, neraliy fair wi ature are indicate piddle Atiantic state: tock sale, No. ortant sale of Ks, and we do not intend to carry any sun stock—the low prices prevail- ring this sale must accomplish our object, Bee City Items, PLATE and 100 cards, $1.50. Whitaker's. Have Nor Ts our Gunpowder 5c. a pound dc ce, because at it is the finest tea in the of the great the reduced pric world for the mone 1 days Closing Out Sal 417 7th st. nw. For THE eas rices call at Rudden’s Mammoth Installment House. Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, &c., 930 and 932 7th street northwest. NeW invoice “Ben Hur,” $1.15. Whitaker's, in underwear just in, at et, West Washington. New Lot 25e. mus ‘Miller's, 3120 M str Go To R. W. rw for wall p HexDEKSON & Co., 1113 F st er and window shades. BLack ink, job lot, 35c. qt. Whitaker's. TWELVE magnificent flowers to-night on Mr. actus Er Shaw's night blooming 1 3d street and ALL books at cost to close out, Whitake Srrrr’s Port WINE, Blackberry ch Brandy, “Upper Ten” Whisky. Fine Cizars, Lime J} Brandy, Whisky, Malt e, Surdines and New lot linen paper, 25c. box. Whitaker's. Finst oF THE SEASON,—The schooner Jno. Haven (Capt. Lewis), with acargo 01 5,000 water- Imelous, cousicned to J. H. Hichard-on, of this ity, arrived at Riley's wharf this morning. New lot linen tablets for tourists. Whitaker's, NEW lot gold glasses cheap. Hempler’s, cor. lq. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. ALBAUGH’S.—“Maritana.” NatioNAL.—“The Crowing Hen.” Harkis'—The Mexican Orchestra, MAN Assas PaNO“AMA.—15thstreetand Ohio avenue. : — Condensed Locals. Lincoln Post, G. A. R., has passed resolutions expressing confidence in the devotion and in- tegrity of Commander Burke aud deprecating pts mace to bring reproach upon him, Girecturs of the Metropolitan street _rail- road have elected officers for the year as fu W. Pierson, president; A. A. ice president; Williata W. Moore, sec: retary and treasurer, Lloyd W. Emmart, supe: re among the ladies office occasioned team, Many ran adows and some lett the building bur quite large lady made her way « lower floor by sliding down the band rail. Those who leave the city durmg the summer can have THE STAR mailed to them tor a length of time and the address changed as of as desired. The subscription must be invariably paid in advance. The first carzo of watermelons of the season arrived at Kiley’s wharf to-day on the schooner Jonn Ss. E ‘Capt. Lewis. The cargo con- bisted of 5,000 nisions. ‘The watermelous which have herelotore arrived came by rail. Harry A. Belt, the son of Mr. F. A. Belt, man- ager of Draper's miils, 13th and € streets north- West, bad a bad fail from a platform in the mill nd sstained painful injuries, verely. yung colored woman, while We slap) Hi. Jobusou, Who Was arrested. and Suc this morning. A fine {ys Was imposed. orge Wilson, colored, was arrested last t by Officer Holand, of the seventh pre- cinet, for robbing Willian Brown of $6, while the latter wae asieep, and this morning "before Judge Snel ied guilty to thecharge. He was given six months. ‘The Master cfs convention in Phila- delphia yesterday adopted the naine of “The Master House awociation of the United States,” and reciected Titus Berger, of Pittsburg, president, Ainong the members ofthe executive board is Tuomas A. Brown, of this city. ‘Aithe missionary jubilee of the A.M. E. elurch at Ocean Grove, N. J.. Yesterday, the Musical part of the Jubilee exercises was’ ren- dered by'a choir oi singers, led by Prot. Lay- ton, chorister of the Metropolitan A.-M. ghureh, of this city. An address was nade” by Rev. 3A. Handy, D.D., of tuls city. eae Base Ball Games. THE NATIONALS BEATEN BY THE EOSTONS— PLAY ELSEWHERE. The Nationais received another severe drub- bing at the hands of the Bostons yesterday, score 10 to4. Fuller pitched for the Nationals and Force played at short stop. Baker, Hines sud Knowles were the only ones wii could hit Stemmyer’s pitching. The Silver Springs de- Jeated the Brightwoods on the Brightwood grounds yesterday 12 to 5. The Y« Districts “deieated the Pioneers, day 17 to 16. Games elsewhere yesierday Ulted as follows: At New York—New York, Philadelphia, “1. “At Chicazo—Chicago, 14; Kansas City, 1. At Detroit—Detroit, 10: Sc Louis, 4. At Philadeiphia—Athletic, 7; Pius: burg, 4. At Staten L-laund—Metropoiita: Louiwvilie, 6 At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 7; St. Louis, 1.” At Baltimore—Baitimore, 10; Cin= einnatt, 11. ae Bors rx a Haruway.—About 5 o'clock this morning 4 colored Woman named Mollic Hay. Was taken suddenly ill on Pennsylvania avenu northwest, and Was hurriedly removed into te hallway of house 207, where in she was delivered of a ehild. rendered medical aud bave were sent to Columbia Lospital in the police ambulance. in Marste ar ——————— Rowrenres Rerortep.—Louts Chisel, Colum- bia roud, reports that on the 17th inst. there Were stolen from his place an old saddle and other articies, valued at 33. Wm. Dietz, 13 C Street northeast, reports stolen from his money drawer, yesterday aiternoon, . Mary Ball, 2063 7th ely Teports that about 5 oelock Wednesday evening a sneak thief en- lered the store and stole a pocketbook coutain- ing $4 and some tea store coupons. George Stevens, Columbia road, reports that on the 19th inst, there wax stolen from his stable by a sueak thief a set of harness, worth 310. Mrs. S. D. Soper, 39 K street nortilwest, reports t her house was entered Wednesday by someone climbing through a front window, aid $5 was stolen. “Mrs. Vogelsang, 513 12ti street north ‘West, reports that about 1 o'clock yesterday her house was entered by w sneak thief aud avout $54 stolem from the bureau drawec. Wedi day night the premises of Mrs. M. Rumsey, 2115 K street northwest, were entered, aud ao & set of stiver mounted harness stolen. ee Opp Fettow’s OrriceRs INsTALLED.—Om- cers of Friendship Lodge, No. 12,1.0.0. F have been installed for present term as follow HT. Cl N. G5. H. Long, V. GP. Hall Wormersiey Giver, L. Watt, ROS V.GG Geo. W. Weed, LS. V. G5 F. Louis Breckies, AS. S.; Freg. Langrat, 3.8; W.C. Huutes, ‘eborister. ——— FUENISHED A PLAce To SLEEP.—“I_ have t Wo sleep somewhere in tis world,” said Mary Washington, a young colored woma: When Snell this n ing for vagra: Iollow me fr place to pi and won't tet u have any Fi 1 ole sald that woman slept about in alleys Boxes, and bad no Visible “m Bue sometimes sleeps in st Judge required her u Turee months on th the nd dry goods us OF Support, onbouses. The Tue Licur Ixvanrny Vererans.— @ay afternoon and evening the veterans of of Co A, Washington Light Iniantry, brated at’ the Senue rary Of the muster out of the company in July, Ls6L ‘There was w fair attendance despite the threat ening clouds. The Union Veteran Corps, Old Guard, Capt. Edgar, was present. Col. Win. G. Moore, Capt. Breitbarth, and others of the Washington Light Intantry Corps were present The eveut of the day address, of Jus. A. Tait d Capis. MP. Fisher and James Coleman, Was escorted to the pavilion by the Veteran Corps. The jestival was kept Up until a late hour. ———— Tur Boat Race Last Evexi nu Martie —The race fascolgne and the Grit uble Working bouts took and return Tout at the start and were headed, wine Bing ln 11:54 by ouecighth of a mile. The Face Was for guid Moyer, attorney, fied a suit yesterd: Dieasre. Woison, Wills & MeFariand to re the Getendants trom drawing from the L States Treasury certain moneys whic sin whieh There were two in- Ivy City yesterday. the trouing race witer five heats. The second contest. was & Tuning race of two three quarter uniie heats, and Was won by Tuos. M. Draneys “Kite.” few minutes | id, after whieh the mother | : atl * “ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C... FRIDAY JULY 23, 1886. _——_ The Police Force. ES IN THE POLICE PRECINCTS—THE PROPOSED NEW MORGUE. In afew days orders will be issued at police headquarters changing the numbers of the police precincts in accordance with the recent order of the District Commissioners. The num- ber of men will be increased in some of the pre- cinets, whose territory has been enlarged, and reduced in oth THE CHA: for our fall stocl which we g ton house. 21 feet, oot With hostler’s room “and. feed. rooms in the cond story and stalls tor four borses, carriage house, 4 ‘The morgue, a one story building, will be 20 by 12 feet in the clear, with all the Modern appliances, and will be so located as to: ed from the back alley, the side alley station or the station itself, Major iker intends to have the horses in the cus- tody of the police—taken up, stolen, &c.—cared cinet stables instead of putting very stables, ge HS IN JAIL FoR CUTTING 1118 The case of Jas. Carter, the man who cut Edward Lewis’ the residence of Dr. ton, Which was con: ourt Wednesday, was z.and the defendant testi- it Lewis with a knlie after he had assaulted, The judge gave him three Months in jail, tea’ set with gi sbupe), 125 pes., ity white china $2.95, worth $4; for in the p them fn Ii each only 45¢c.; fruit saucers, 6 19¢., worth 5c. morrow only, ee It's En; Affairs in West Washington. JoserH Linpsy's FUNeRaL.—The funeral services over the remains of Joseph Libbey took place yesterday afternoon at the chapel in, Oak Hill cemetery, instead of the late residence Of the deceased, Owing to the serious illness of Miss Libbey. Tiere was a large attendance of | offered for to-mor iriends of the deceased, including minission- nditlora at | er Wt and. ex-Postn aster General Cres- | street northwest, ing fact—that we are compel the following articles in order to obtain room lish china decorated tea sets, 44 pes. only $3.37, worth $5; extra quality white china Worth $1; hanging blackboards, ‘only 69¢. worth $1; glycerine soap, 3 balls for 10c.; ext quality white stone china cups and saucers, 6 only 69c., worth $1; ITEMS. SPECIAL NOTICE. ‘We desire to call your attention to the follow- led to dispose of kk. Now is your time to buy Refrigerators, Ice Chests and Traveling Trunks, jarantee a We still have a large assortment of r cent. by Car- wing of 25 riages to select from, which will be offered be- low cost. what we are almost giving {it band or moss roses, new shape, has 44 pes., only $5.48, worth $8; deco- ad Engilsh china “afuner, sets (hew square 13.95, worth $20; extra qual- Shainber sets, decorated with broad colored band and goid lites, 10 pes., only 2 gal. water coolers, only 69¢., hand-painted French china for 25e; large folding chairs, erysta! glass goblets, 6 tor ine glasses, 6 for 14c.; col- ored glass poiks dot tumblers, 6 for 25c., worth 60c.; $1.50 blacking cases, only $9c.; 11-inch gstrich feather dusters, The avove articles wil only 69¢., worth $1. be sold positively to- lish, You Know. Gold Milwaukee Beer in English stone mugs, JoHNson, 9th and E. Fine Sammer Scarfs, 10, 15 and 25c., at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 71 thand H.” 1 Read the Great Bargains row only, and it will be plainl; seen that S. W. Augenstoin, 817, 819, 821 71 oilers better Values'than any well. Potomac Commandery, No.3, K. T., of | other house in the city: Two qt, preserving | which Mr. Libbey was eminént cotamander; | Kettle, 2704 3 qt, 380.24 at, 45¢4 3-hoop brass Poi Lodge, No, 5, F.A.A.M., and the Ma | pound cedar water buckets, Sle, worth Fes 3 sonic Veterans’ association attended in a body. | hoop wash tub, 50 clothespins, 1 washboard, 1 The funeral services were conducted by Rev. | clothes line, 9c. worth $1.75; cuspadores, Be. Mr, Tagy, of the Methodist Protestant church, | Jarger size,’ 130; tn chamber sets, all colo and at their conciusion Etsinent Commander | $159: extra large Japanned cake boxes: 5762 | Jackson and Prelate Loockerman, of the | Gustpan and brush) Lye; four sleves, e.: dec Kuights Templar, conducted the services of the | orated chamber sets, new shapes, $2.35, Worth The honorary pail-bearers were S. G. T. | $4.50; 24 sheets giltedge note paper and 24 en- and E. Ku the Citi- | velopes, 16e., worth 35c.; 4g doz. covered jelly jonal b ley and R. | tumblers, 1: 2string brooms, 15e; 3-string, t, from lumber exchange; William | 18¢.; 4-string, 24c.; 4doz. handsome engraved | which was won by the former by a score of 12 { | | | i { od Jon E. Cox, from the Methodist Protestant church, the active pall-bearers being John H. Hood, J. H. Schultze and G. E. Corson, y, Knights templar, a Thomas Kuowles H. Demar, from Potomac Lodge, No. 5, gobicts, 66: NEW Gas Marxs.—The Georgetown Gas Co. Gola Milwauke have received permission to lay service pipes on. Duint street, between 25th and 3Uth sts, Fat 2d strects, and to lay a 4-ineh mit ton street, from 30th io 31st, before | the street is improve for 10 di THE ELEVENTH BUILDING AssoctaTion.— | 4c. cax ‘The regula thiy meeting of the Eleventh | 4¢., tye. and Building ation was held last night at the | 124,¢. fine twill Catholic Union hail, Louis Sehryer presidin 25 and D. J. Logan acting secretary. A resolution | 7y Was adopted providing thatall those delinquent | 12 to the association be given one month to settle | 8c. plain and fa: their accounts. 49¢., 40e., 39. Bask BALL.—A spirited game of ball was | to 20. layed at Olympic park yesterday afternoon etween the Merchants and the Columbias, 5 to6. The Olympics will play the East Wash- ingtons this afternoon, Grais Receirss,—Canal boat Maryland are rived with 1,600 bushels of wheat aud 2,800 busuels of corn ior Hartley Bro A; WINDOW BREAKER | SENTENCED.—Belle | Dickson, a young colored girl, was before Judge | Snell to-day for breaking two windows on Bridge street, aud she was fined $10 or 30 days on the tarm, 4EMVEKATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER to keep this line £ AT 7 A.M.—Great Falls, teinperature, 74; con dition, 4. Receiving reservoir, temperature 7% condition at north connection, 3; south | a few of the great connection, 36. Distributing reservoir, tem- perature, 79; condition at intluent gatehouse, 16, etlluent gatehouse, 22. The Courts. Pouce Count—Judoe Snell. To-day, Wm. Tibbs and Edward Powell, colored, Dlaying bull in street; $5 each, Remus Carter, injuring trees; $5 or 15 days. Mary Miehols, disorderly in county; $5 or 15 days. Claudius Jacksou, protauity; $5 or 7 days. Archie Hill, destroying private property; $10 oF 0 eh George Wilson, colored, larceny; six months. pound. age. ‘ine Extract of Entire CF «+s 25c., ut Auerbac! RRO OY Y¥ aAaL and H, k EK OO ¥ 4 4LLib street and 19 duced specialties: Gents’ K. of L bach’s Bie; For Sai 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 IN cana. Rovan Bakine Powvex Co, 106 Wall street, N.Y. uct broidered Robes, Blue Cashmere Ladies White Ties, 3 dz. ailor m Beavrect Ficvren Sanses, Jient quality, nearly one yard wide; cash price reduced to 12lge. SEERSUCKERS; casb value 12%e. Brice reduced to Ge. BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS In all the new shades of Tuns and Drabs; cash value 25¢; price reduced to 1 FIGURED LAWNS, new styles, Se. Men's Working ‘The Greatest cco A RRR, TTIT EEE RRR gSSg cc A RR T zg R . ooo a 4 kK RB T keE RE OE S387 —~ Men 711 Market Space, near 7th strast. GURED FRENCH LAWNS, 15, and ALBATROSS, pure wool, wide creain, pink, blue aud bluck, re- Uuced to B7ye! BLACK BROC\DE SILK GRENADINES Real . Reduced to 4. SUMMEK SILKS, 7%, 45, 50. CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. H SILKS, excellent quality, extra’ widt Gah value $1.00. - Price reduced to 65e Navy BLUEVGAUNET and BROWN SATINES, 3c Fach customer who buy at Auerbach’s Bi 22-in, Zy! 24-in, 23-in, 24-in. tu,thét Razors kept in $10 worth of Dry Goods them at a great sacrifice. Fine Extract of V: Large lot of “Queen’ 786 7th street. J. E. Young. Choice Quality Summer Underwear Undershirts, 1: Hc; Children’s Navy Blue aud Garnet Satin Parasols, 50c., worth 89¢.; Mosquito Net- ting, Syd. piéces, 40 and 45eq Parasols, 98c., worth $2.00; Gents’ Furnish: ‘39e.; Bleached and Unbleached Drawers, 25c. 1s, short or long sleeve, 25 S to buy the best of Groceries at redu sold elsewhere at $1.25; galvan- ed iron chamber pails, Positively no reasonable’ offer’ refused on the balance of our stock of baby carriages, refrige- rators, trunks and valises, 1 It’s Engl cj extra size, doc. You Know. ¢ Beer in English stone mugs. JOHNSON, 9th and E. A Fearful Gash has been made into goods, whieh will hold good ys, On account ofthe quantity. ‘aS Wash goods ent to ae tode, Se. lawns cut satine cut to Glge, fine plain color satine cut to 9c. white India linon cut to Se. nunsveiling, all shades, cut to 8c. icy seersuckers cut to 6) 85c. and 30c.oriental laces cut 79¢. polk dot satine parasols cut to 50c. $3-3> pongee sills parasols cut to $1.69. 4 fine silk gloria umbrella cui to $1.69. .. patent roller shades cut to 29¢. 100 Seersucker shirt waists cut to 15¢. ‘Three great drives in underwear Gowns, chemise and. skirts—we are not going ny more, and therefore sell ‘A. KAUFMAN Double Combination, 1241 and 1243 11th street southeast, The Office of the Howe Machine is at Auerbach’s, 7th & H. Telephone call 422-2, Let Us Mention bargains offered this week: A good roasted Coffee at 13c. per pound. A good Oolong Tea at 25 A good Green Tea at 35¢. per pound, Premium Chocolate per pound. (a large stock) at 87¢, per Breakfast Cocoa and Broma at 24c. per pack- Lemon at 15e. per bottle. ‘anilla at 18c. per bottle. Olives at 0c. ‘T. Mr1zGEK & Bro., ‘417 7th street northwest. tock Below Cost. 3 3 Bi ip Bir “Depot, 7h Hahn's Overstock, No. 3, commences to-morrow at 8 4. In., at 816 7th 22 Peun. ave. A few leading re- Gents’ best custom-made Shoes, $4.50. ta ped $2.50 Shoes, $2.25. tine Kid Button, $2.39. jn Ladies’ 75c, Opera Toe Slippers, uc. Low Shoes for boys und girls at'cost. Iv’s English, You Know. Cold Milwaukee Beer in 2 1 English stone mu; Jouxsox, 9th and Ee Fine Colored Socks, 2 pair 25c., at Auer le Shirt Depot, 7th and Hi A day and Monday at the Oriole, 822 7th st: Ladies’ White Em- $1.49, worth $2.51 Shawls, 75e. worth $1: s’ Figured Pai Black Satin 8, for 25c,; $1.50, vol Bicy- 75e. Bieached nde, best goods, 48c.; Gauze worth len’s Calico Dress Shirts, 39¢.,; ey 1 It's English, You Know. Cola Milwaukee Beer In English stone mugs, 2 JONSON, 9th and E Sale of fine Groceries, Wines and Old Whiskies, ever held in this eity, 1s now drawing to a close. Only a few days’ lett in Wich wavall yourselfor this greut opportunity prices, N T, Merzcer & Buo, 417 7th st. nw. nd Roy's Percale Shirts, 50c. up, rt cle Shirt Depot, 7th & H. For This Week Only. Bargains in 22 and 24 inch Usnbrellas, lonite bandles, $1.50, $1.75. Double face, $2.10, “ 2.50, Also, the famous Gloria Umbrellas at $1.85, josto 705 and 707 Market Space, « VARIETY STORE, Smith & WARDWELL. having Condition, Dog Col- a will be vated with a pair of our Handsome Satin {lars and Pocket Knives engraved free. The Dra secle worth Sit, oF ‘Biarwe size excellent | Hodgers’ Cutlery Store, 487 Pa av. jy2i-waef3in juality Bridal Spread, worth $1.00. ae se Ree Deree worn 428 | Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in 14 1b. “Ward” prints, 35c. er lb. Also, Cottage Cheese aud Buttermilk; \'g Is + ~ jweet Milk perquart. Cream 15 cents, Ware pia Sus, T5c. = Tee Pickwick ub Whisisy is the best Vieror E. Avuers ANNUAL Gronra: Grorra: UMBRELLAS. RED LETTER SALE MONDAY, JULY 19, GENUINE GLORIA UMBRELLAS, As far as wear, are superior to Silk Umbrellas, costing Uttle more money. We have not the agency. Any one can buy them where we do. It{s only a question toknow where, and if any one was to say they buy them at the same place that we do we would not dis ute them, What we claim (and what we are able to Prove to yon) is that we can and will sell you a geuu- ine Gloria Umbrella, or anything else we keep, a8 00d and as cheapss any one. Call and see them, also our Silk Umbrellas, of which we keep a full ‘assortment, ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT, REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT. REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT. REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT. Each and every garment marked in plain figures OCEAN GROVE, 3 Way" on the Beach SUMMER_RESORTS. rTP stock Tos, ‘ARINE VILLA, ‘Ocean ave. and Broad » fe sure spe water bath-| ‘Cape May, N. J. ; boat fOr guests; good table and atten. ante. Bor 2.525. be Ghee Tame got, under the management of \RAND UNION HOTEL, ATLANTIC AVE, | Henry Clair. tate of Grand Vmon, bow IW Atlantic City, N. J. Electric bell in every ving: “Sl ny Be aol cae room te! Hicuied by eleciric light: com- plete’ sanitary arrangement, JUS. 5 UTHERPORD VILLA SULP PLACE yards from Rel Bay. ORY SCOTT! < en July Ist. HENRY RANTER, Jy2l-2w rinerly of Grand Unis : eye OUNTAIN TOP HOTEL.—THIS COOL AND P » = =r} — ousep et, = ip X. OUNTALN LAKE PARK HOTEL, shen BOSE IST, 10, HENRY L Mas SUMMIP OF THE ALLYoHENtes. Le SIE, Proprietor, Afton Depot, Va. JyzoTar GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAND, SBURY PARK, N. 3. STOCKTON HOUSE, 2nd ave.; in full view of ocean: ‘Rew management; superior table; rooms Between Deer Park and Galand in the Glades, on ‘the Bando. For full information address jel4-2m HW. H VAN METER, Owner and Prop’. OARDING. Bost diixe, noatiys, rissa Address W. F. LARKA LEE, tat Is. water; verandas “Xi at, Further information 5:30 p. YRESSON SPRINGS, PA. MAIN LINE Pa RR On top of Ailbeny moun- SPECIAL PRICES, ‘Let us explain what we mean by Special Prices: In every business, no matter how well managed, there Will be broken lots—goods of which too many have been bonght, goods that must be disposed of. All these we reduce in price and advertise at special Prices on Fridays, They geuerally sell rapidly: but, If not sold, the price will remain until all are sold. Oftimes some are left until Saturday. Prices once reduced are never raised. showing the reduction, ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE, REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT. REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT. REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT, REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT. JAPANESE FANS were 12c,, 150. and 180. Special Price. mnceessccunnenmnnn DC MULL FICHUS—Fine Mull Tucked Hamburg and Guipure, Embroidered Ends were 25c, Special PLCC. .-vetnnnseennnenene] BC, Lace Ends were 49c. ui Spectal PriCe-vrennnermnnesenee BOC. LINEN CHEMISETTES —Balance of Linen Chem!- settes, with Collar. ‘Were 23c. Special Price cvvestenssensenree BOC JERSEYS — Finest Imported Stockinette, Tailor made, navy and white, navy and red, navy and pale blue, ‘Were $3.75. Spectal Pree. .snnenenemn Fach and every garment marked in plain figures showing the reduction, ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. ar VICTOR E ADLER'S PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE, $2.98 STRICTLY ONE PRICK $27 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. X. W., GLOVES. Corner of Massachusetts Avenue, ‘Were 25e. Lisle Gloves, 6-button. = = Special Pr1C2nemewmenwesseere17C | Open Satardayatill 11 p.m m0 4c. Colored Stik Gloves, 6-button. SPECIAL PELL nner BBC. ‘iia: Cine tk Gloves annem, Low Parces: Low Prices Spectal PHICE. assume Ae. 88c. Black and Colored Silk Gloves, 6-bution. sON ERC Speotal Price... eens 8BE. ee 19. Colored Silk Gloves, 6-button. Spectal PriCe..nseanvenerenneernnees BAC. $1.35. Black and Colored Silk Gloves, 10-buttoa. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CoM- PANY, CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS, RIBBONS, 80 patterns Satin, Satin Fancy Gauze, Gauze and Satin Ribbons. All colors, ‘Were 39c., 48c and 54c. Special PriCO.neeeenssnmennesene DSC CASHMERE SHAWLS.—Elegant quailty. ‘Were $1.39. To close cut our entire stock of Spring Suits we re- duced them to 50 cents on the dollar. Men's Cheviot Suits at $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00. ‘Men's All Wool Cassimere Suits at $8.00, $10.00 and $1200. Men's and Youths’ 4-Button Cutaway Suits at $10.00, $12.00 and $14.00. Men's Prince Albert Suits from $13.00 up. {A fall line of Serge Coats and Vests and Suits, We | paves full live of Alpaca, Seersucker, Molisie and | SilE Conta and Vests very cheap. | For Boys from 13 to 18 years old Suits at $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 and upwards. Special Pricesvanernnneeres os GL24 | STRICTLY ONE PRICE WE CLOSE AT 6 P.M. SATURDAYS, 9 P.M. T Children’s Suits $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. (3 2,000 pairs of Odd Pants from $1.25 up. ier Huge KH ue THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL yg 816818 SEVENTH STREI COME NCOMPANT, ty’ ys Oxty Osx Mors Weex Of the great thirty-days’ Closing-out Sale. We desire to thank the public for their most liberal orders dur- CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS Coon Ruyuzs FOR BOILING TIMES i Se a _myisam Fortress Monroe, Va. * Parlor and Sleeping cars from all pointseastaua weet | PNGLESIDE, For circulars, ete. address ot ‘Ocean end of Kentucky ave., ‘4 ‘WM. R. DUNHAM, ‘Auantic City, No B Syl7-13t Superintendent, Cresson, Pa | je2-2m Mra G.W. STODDARD, P.O. Rose TPE RADNOR. ‘South Carolina, below Pace, Atlantic! . “P.O. Box 1030. | 1 SBURY PARK, N.—THE VICTORIA éA Family House, desirabie 1c Goean. Table and aeons Pertect Sanitary. arrang: Passed. . Terms moderate and reduce Konensbers S1esh-=THE RITEATINGY TS 4.1 witWacer dap ta ren nos ble" monntain Resort a a Jyi5-1m = “A TLANTIC HOTEL, A OCEAN CITY, MD. Now OP! Now oPEN. 97 | For circulars, appiy to. JOHN TRACY, Proprieccr Ovean City, Ma. | cet to New York ind Piiiadelptia, - Hotel recently rebut SARATOGA, Lake GrorcE, 1 Fe pep ADIRONDACKS. Wea BRODIT ‘On and after Sunday. Jui ex trains on jel West Shore Htailroad will ran to and from the Jersey | PPM VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY, i City Station of the Pensyivania Ranroad. making | A” open all the year thovoiguly tealea! 9 Sy Siode connections wiih fast traits to and foi Pullue | pet andeobi sea bailiey nun Ihattabrey deiphia. $ CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS sey City stationatS:45a.m, Arrive Hotel vin Kingston, 2:12 p.m.: Grand Hotel, Phoenicia, 12:55 p.m Mt House statio Palenville, 1230 pan. SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. F Leuve Jersey City Station 11:17 am.” Artiv Kaaterskill, via ‘Kingston, 443 p.m. G beach ME WILLTANS. uy (OE? POINT comvour, vincinta, eto guest, a eave Jer- ‘a e but the GA Hotel | i Horet | 5 p.m; Phoenicia, 3:30 p.m: Mt. House Sta z 5 pm; Paienvilie, $25 pm. Arrive Saratoga FN. PIKE, 5350 Parlor Cars for Hotel Kuaterskili, Grand Hee lamer _ Manager. . OCEAN m ALDINE 4X end of Tear respon may Z1-10w Arrive Saratoga 24) pam.’ Fatlor Cars for Hotel Kaaterskt, ‘Hotel “tation and Saratoga. Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad and connect in the Jersey City. Stetlon sor all Northern resorts by West Shore Railroad. Bagvage checked through. HENRY MONETT, General Passenger Agent. PLVOMS- = TAO0 fests Suppited ¥ by Alleghany Soft Springs and the Guluabing = Chaiybeate Springs the best waters itv the Soe'd for fivalide Fines scenery drives: and boat Susiuehanna. "More. home comforts andthe ow rates (36 to $12) than at any other first-class house east of the Aileghanies. Perfect underground deat ge leven suady veranda. No Ml Ghitoes. UNPPS ROTEL, a Nw Forte Great Revvctrox IN DRY GOoDs, In order to reduce our stock we have decided to sell every article at and beiow cost. CRINKLE SEERSUCK ERS colors. Former price in light and dark and Loe. Now Lge. DOMESTIC SATINS. all colors. Former price 12c, Now MWe. One yard wale. BATISTE An white avd tinted grounds, Former price New He. 5,000 yards LAW REMNANT LAWNS, 3c. LACED. STRIPED AND PLATD OR! duced to Tziye PLAID NALNSOOKS in tinted grounds, 1c. All ofour 12ige, DRESS GOODS reduced to 100 Ali of our 25 SS GOODS reduced 10 200, DRESS GINGH AMS reduced to 8 and 9c. 1 Case SHARING PRINTS, 146 Fall Width Bleached SHEETING, 196, Feather-proof BED TICKING reduced to 16e. Ladies’ and Gent's GAUZE UNDERWEAR at re duced j rices. | 25 dozen Children's HOSE 5, Dis, 6. Gly aud i on the S, fast Co!OrS, dye, 3., 923 o reed Newly fitted Jisy upand situated convenient to the beach, railroavs wud post office. “The rooms are Lirge and airy, where | Guests can find the comforts of home. ¥ ‘terms address 2m LOUIS KUMPF, Prop'r. HENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.—NOTED Sas ‘the dryest. mountain. resort in the, state. Six varieties of mineral waters: lara @ Ay | lawn: reside i © Pamphiet ava Jo | DIES re CHAL ‘Open for the recepticn of guests For. de- scriptive circular and terms address J. W. Wir SON, Newville, Pa. full rerular made, Sizes zuc. Now loc. pend iyatm | ERICK U0, VA. 3 Pamphlets at the Star Office. Jordau Springs, P. 0., Je15-3m E. Avenue, 7th Street, RDAN. (QEASIDE HOTEL, | 1 for morecertion oteueats LEME | now open for the recention: %, Board $10 and $12 per week. "S. JPMSI, pron, | istry SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) COMPLETE STOCK OF IMPORTED DRESS FAR- SUITE AND HOMESP AN CAPE MAY, N. 3. SCOTCH CH ‘This new and elegant Hotel is now o} Saree directly on ocean front. All modern ii und a cuisive of particular excellence, Special seasou rates, For terms address D IVORY WHITE SUIT. ‘REYNO! PADDLES AND YACHT CLOTS FROM S125 PRR YAKD. DS & NEIL, fiotel Lat wet Pha HOES, CHUDDAS, ETAMI 4 NEW COLUMBIA HOU: HOSS CLO US. jy3-2mn ‘Cape May, 3. CEMENTS” IN BLACK AND. SSSR onl RALLL FRANCAISE SURAUS RS MT SOUTHALL, PROPIIETRESS OF | AND UROSOHALN SHLLES Sua X ‘Norwood Hail, Asbury Park. N. Ju lust SoS Svenwbich tg now open for gies nePucegeeeL, | NOCELTIES SIERY, HANDIKERCHIEES Hoan rest : SE Sees ae a MSEYS, ALL SiZis, PROM $2.50 Rock Exox Spars TO ss Rab Ath. LADS” AND GENTLEMEN'S TRAVELING MOUNTAISS OF VIRGINTA. | stiawix. Six Hours front Washington. | SEW SIG CHUDDA. CASHMERE AND TI Fine smooth turnpike roads. Light easy farmers | SHAWLS TN GNAT Waltity from Wineiiester. Roundtrip Uckets S250. treat | LOWEST PI CLA improvements made in hotel and baths this season, | LADIL~ Large swinming pool entirely remodeled. Separate Dathing houses for ladies and gentiemen. The most perfect drainage and wholesome cul- 'S SILK UMBREL- STICKS AND GOLD ios, ON IMPORTED SPE LON: B ls f INS ANNIE Wty M Mar V FOR THE SEASIDE AND | “CANVAS | thg the past three (3) weeks. ‘They were large aud | sine."—Dr. Geo. Reuling, Balti AND SUNMLt WKAPS. —_— numerous, and have greatly assisted us in moving our |, “I know of uo place where famuies or invalidscan | gy PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES dumense stock of Fine Groceries, Wines and Whis- | derive sa much health and enjoyment.”—Dr. Robert SEATON PERRY Kies Stull we have not entirely closed them out, but | Keyburn. a % i Great Scott! desire to 90 severely reduce the stuck during ths | “I trust I may be able to come to Rock Enon this PREKY BUILDING, “How Hot!— Werk that We may begin our improvement, You can | Summer; my recollections of that heaven-iayored spot Pen, Avenue, Coruer ii street, We've Got Bull have a good selection in aluost every depart | are most peasant.” —Mrs. John A. Loza. ie. | _Established 1840. 17 ment. However, we would advise you to cailearly, | | “The refreshinent of the bea: alers is ab enedic- | —————— .—— —— A Lot Sethe price. we ‘propose to une on ullwur goods | tion tron a kind Creator. | We were tieaved with the | Cyn... If Dine eM Gone Of What, during tuis, the last week of our GREAT THIRTY | many who are your guests."—Rev, Wm, A. Leonard, pad Se heed — Swill Not DAYS" CLOSING-OUT SALE, will bring us Jurge and | Tector of St Jou’ church. Our Crescent Shirt, made of vid cotton and fine rapid orders. Especially o shali this be of our Texas | A large vumber of roums have been added the past. » Petntore d, and made with Ube pateut BenToe and Coffees. We wantto entirely ciose out this de- | S€ason, and guests can now be accommo tated at rates: 2 Gur Lavineibie Shiri, made of Wam- | So, Hither Come on a Fast Trot. partment. | from $30 per mouth (of 4 weeks) and upwards, ac- texte Bosoms Made in Fancy Groceries at almost your own prices, seasonuble goods, like Laundry Soap, ‘Toilet Suxp, Powdered Borax, Fine Extracts and Claret Wines, Dave been wnazked down in price until even the clos est buyers marvel. Call’ early, Weare ness this week. Great wit Norice TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS ‘hile SEERSUCKERS, MOHAIRS, PONGEES, AL- PACAS, SERGFS, FLANNELS, DRAP D’ ETES COATS AND VESTS AND WHITE VESTS FOR LESS THAN THE COST OF MANUFACTURE, (feing to nave a heavy bust irly-days Closing-out Sale, N T. METZGER & BKO., 417 7th st n.w.,clty. Blue Flannel Suits at $6.50, worth $10. ‘The very best Blue Flannel Suits, sack or frock, at $10, worth $15. Immense line of Business Sults from $6.60 up, ‘Best bargains ever offered. Prince Albert Suits at $15, worth $25, Prince Albert Suits at $18, worth $30. ‘Odd Pants from $1.25 up. Boys Suits from $1.76 up. shirt Wausts at 35c., 50c., 76c., 90c. and $1; just BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF coo ERE RRR ERE pity ssourhatt tier value ge h, tut fe Ra: 4 Go £ Ez ¥ = ‘000 = OR ies Ss 2 DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE BARGAIN COUNTER. HE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, It ie without a doubt the most BrauTuuL andthe most NuTxrTI0Us Flour in the World. OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND ¥ STREETS _$y32 Having purchased a lot of the above seasonable Goods at a very low figure we offer great bargains. GROS ROMAN MAROZEAU, finest quality. FRENCH SATINES, beautiful designs, 35e. A Tr We bave just marked down the pricesor WHITE | AA 2 EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES. These goods|A A T contat full patterns and are offered much less than, the materials can be bought for by the yard. FIGURED INDIA SILKS, 27 inches wide, reduced to $1 per yard. NUN'S VEILING, all wool, worth 374c., at 25e. Great Bargains ina Job Lot of WHITE GOODS st 15 SILKS All FANCY DRESS GOODS and PATTERN DRESSES at cost. In this lot we have some yery choice novelties, ‘Short Lengths in DRESS GOODS. Sateens, Krinkles SILKS and WASH GOODS less than cost. AT COST. AAS our stock iy. composed of first-class goods this is ‘an opportunity Wo buy elegant goods at low prices, Children’s Hose 1 W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania Avenue. ‘Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear AT COST. ONE PRICE. sy Swers Sv Is nature's own remedy, made from roots gathered from the forests of Georgia, ‘The method by which it ty made was obtained bya balfbreed from the reek Indians whe imbabited @ certain portion of Georgia, which was communicated to one ofthe early settlers, and thus the formula has been handed down, to the present day. ‘The demand has been grad- ually Increasing watil a $100,000 laboratory is now necesary to supply the trade. A foreign mand Las Deen created, and enlarged facilities will be mecessury to meet it. ‘This great IFIC 5,000 in Remnant meres, &c., VF JETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER CURES CANCER, CATARRH, SCROFULA, ECZEMA, | Syl¢2w ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD TAINT, hereditary or otherwise, without the use of: Mercury pierre Bancaws Children’s Hose 4: ‘Men's % Hose 19c., former price 25. ‘Men’s % Hose 42c., former price 50. Lorrren, & Wises GRAND CLEARING SALE OF JULY, 3 ‘ 8.9 88 ag F 00 SS tS WHEN WE SAY AT COST WE MEAN IT. All numbers of Guinet Black Silk AT COST. All colors Surah Silks ATCOST. ARE ADVANCING. Henriettas and Cashmeres AT COST. ‘Tricots and all Dress Goods AT COST. ‘nd Ginghams AT COST. Pique, Ind. Linen, Linen Lawn and all White Goods Ladies’ Hose at 19c., former price 25. Ladies’ Hose at 42c., former price 50. 9c., former price 25, former price 50. Handerchiefs, Gloves, Collars and Cuffs AT COST. ‘Men's Shirts 80c., ‘Men’s Shirts 60c., ‘Men’s Shirts 43c., former price 50. former price $1.00. former price 75. ts Silk, Dress Goods, Cloths, Cassi- AT HALF THEIR COST. PARASOLS BELOW COST. OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT COST. REMEMBER THE PLACE. LUTTRELL & WINE, 1980 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Corner 20th street n. w. Bazoares. Books on “Contagious Blood Polson” and on “Blood aah a Fg ey ors Forte by al droggiata ponies tears gil fur oreo Sabor ‘THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ‘MES. M. J. HUNT, 13 Drawer 3, atlanta, Ge ' jy10 1900 F street a. w. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MM, containingas it aoes all the most improved Machin: ‘ery invented up to the present time, but they produce Joux Mutes, a Flour UN8URPassED by any millin the world. To ‘Whotesal Des Riy‘orthis'maguiticent ‘Flour tu shipped. auealy ty 2 een Europe and eaten at the principal ‘of the old LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL. wor HOWEVER, Like everything else that has gained renown, some person or peryonis ure trying to tuke advantage of th Feputation it has gained by unitating the Natae ani Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an infe- Lumber Yard, Mill and R. R. Depot—South Capitol ‘and I streets suutheast. Offices—4¥% street und Maryland avenue southwest; 1020 14th street northwest, TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS rior article for the genuine, SIABLING anasto VE Wood of ai Kinds ine SDLING. rat tieds iia GOAL and SAWED and SPLIT WOOD Kept under | Be sure and seo to it that either sacks or barrels read cover on plank fvors. eee ey Ee ot ee Fine ‘CERES! Flooring Kept under cover. ‘Orders promptly delivered in aby part of the city | and bave the imprint of without charge for hauling. Katimates cheerfully furnished. ‘Our Depot being centrally located, and adjacent to the railroad, stock 1s handied at very'small cost, giving Advantages ‘in estimating, €) for Lamber oF Coal in large quantities. Long experience, ample facilities, and competent assistants warrant the belief that satisfaction will be kiven to those who may fuvor us with their putronage, which ts respectfully solicited, ‘Sylz-dan TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals, WM. M.GALT @ 00, ‘p23 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealer, cording rooms and length of stay. | ‘Can take $:40 or 10 a.m. train, Latter overtakes the former at Point of ito ks, For circulars apply at Stak office, and for all Infor- s €SON>, 401 9th ot. nw. tx Percale Shurts, 2 7 a nest Dress Siris uae raniteed ‘AL the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTOR’ Je2d 1002 F STRELT NORTHWEST y = = == fn the mountains; new porches lave been E| GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. newly furnished Throughout, and have been placed in all the room: Bee ae he tone ee comments |S. 1. Hi medicinal waters at any sumuier resort in the Slates, beautiful scenery, magnificent roads; table an~ excell d; hot, cold, shower and plunge bats: <ood fishing aud game’ in the Immediate Vicinity, First- class livery “in connection with the hotel” charges jnoderate, |B. € O. Telegraph and Exuress oftiee in the bullding. ‘This is the nearest watering piace to Washington, being only 5 hours’ ride on the 4. & 0. RR Two trains daily. Music will be suruished b) Prof. Ed. Willams’ Brass aud String Band, of Al Daugh's Opera House. | Descriptive pamphiets con- taining tull information, cuts of the four principal hotels, analysis of the water, attractions, terms, testl- moniais, &c., mav be bad free at the following drug | gist-: Drew's, Milbura's, Thompson's, scuafer's uiti- gral water depot ou Fat. evening star uilce and HAS REMOVED TO 1837 F STREET NORTHWEST. SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. jy21 __PIANOS AND ORGANS. Post. For farther luformation addr CABELL MADDUX, Proprietor. KG. BURKE, Chief Clerk | 7 -GrassRiMiNT OF Tie We NE L \d aud Upright PIANUssoute neatly my8-5in ‘ORWOOD HALL CORNER 4TH Al Kingiey st, Asbury Park. N. Js is now, apen, under the tianacement of the mysicem Mite, Mee MoCRAy ow all fully warranted, of it makes. Yor sale fou | $5t0 510 per mouth, es x TZEROTT & CO,, oF from 9b st. PH STREET 5 and Organ Tuning, Repairing Mountaina “No malaria or inosqui- orders promptly toes, Hunting, fishing, excellent table, oa Sonuble charges. Circulars at Paret & Wh. 122) Pa ave. or address A. M-JELLY, Ne sor. OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPE West Va, Mrs. SE. Lovett, Proprie. tress —Conveiient "to | Washington and among the mountains, Table rurnished w: everything tresh, Plenty fresh milk. Spring beds. | “ 7) | Eowarp F. Dnoor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, vay & Sons, Gubler, i, Hallett € Cuimston a1 ete, anos; Steril ‘ Chandise. Tustrun: Bee SS SS Se | Exchanged, Rented, Open May 20th, myism— | Zaphaneed | (EASON 1886.—BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTIT New aud Second-hand Pianos of other wakes always BEACH, DEi., will reopen June 1st. | im stock at iow figures. Terms” redsonabie. ™ send. “or ~clreular. "Telephone, 34 319) bot By Pas ie ie without change Found-tr Botts by" without change: round-trip) tioxe & flood for season at reduced rates” GKOOM & BU KX ERE A Ben eee BOS peennetess aaa Kx NNN AA bop ke THE CHALFONTE, OCEAN END OF NORTH NNN AAA BE Carolina ave. Now Open for Season of, & NN 4 A BPR OKED inet ELIDA RODENTS & SONS myi2-3m ‘Adanuictity, NJ. De Sacrrmce Sate: SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE STRICTLY PURE THE BEST TONIC. More dria orig ca oes Se wae TS joing vue a lot or'20 | MGCRES HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, MD.— 1s now ready for reception of summer que te “To its many’ advantages "I have @ Added en entire new front, giving a large. umber of cool and pleasant rooms; salt waver bathe ing, boating. sing, crabbing: croquet, etc ail free of fo mosuuitoes. 25" per mouth . Children ang nurses halt UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN. SHIP AND DURABILITY, er week: $1.50 4 = aeow Ouse PEREFECTS DIGESTION Bris, Steamers ee ‘Mon: | | SECONDHAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES 2 aeks ERT F. MOORE, Proj 17 2.ev0 on hand 100 dosen Hate and Bonnets ala | Uoeaualied Sor Consumption. Wasting Diseases and si ISLAND, E. Frop. PIANOS FOR RENT, re aoc Sek pesiand| oss aaa sives, x S eee nine ea be visitors. SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY AND ° ‘95 CRNTA, me PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for $5.00: spler ng iat a Ipe air aes SEASHORE. Beware of Imitationa genuine without the | steamer Nor every Monday, Wednesday au corals 2 danen Pee guna Jp al ahapes ang Ser ao the | Seeenet Noaing fn Nereis Eola ae WA ENABE & 00. ma sold formers + Ts will | aignature EIKNEE & MENDELSON, | Fatoues where hacks fur ihe Senne wil mect tent | aayg GEE, Vaca 60 CENTS. Bole Agentstor tne Uk Phila, Pa noe Moe ee makes a with the more 2 ‘This lot includes all the latest shapes, = ‘Terms per day $2, bet Week $12, per month $40. sid sRGB tg 30 open Mata, whlch aoa JOR SALEBY eieot Ktavsraby, Whew B05 Do Nor Prxcuasz i eS URY PARK, N. J. THE BELI.E VIEW. Until You See Th : 178 CENTS fee SE frenmemmna | A SEE Teed iat tne A toronghiy EON EAN, A completestock of Gauses, Crepes, Flowers, Feath- | ‘25m."4t Gass able. Gelobm) Stirs, e TYLER ‘dium price. “Over 41,000 now lu use. ie ee ice aps, Veivow snd Tass TOLTON'S SUMMER RESORT. OPEN JUNE | | Second hand Pianos and Organs at prices from $10 ereoe CR RS. COLTON & BRO. Props. to $100. Sold on small monthly payments = Mos Jum Comox Sara 72m se a Sota Target emoriment © Ge. ule tn the ty In anarticle entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year? Poe™= sare, = HENRY xzzal KING’S PALACE, “Fuel for a cooking Stove and two other fires, and Ses THOMPSON, Prop'r. feat apm O15 F street, lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided OCKE | _Open June 4y17_‘ 814. SEVENTH STREET NW, w. te tiea* he MERSON HOUSE, SOUTH CAHOLINA, Keaatcue BACH PIANOS E ave., near i tlantic City, N. J.; re-' 's Marvelous Selt-play ing instruments! Base Basss.B. BussBan ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COER To | fon, Seer bot seu water buh, Rewer dra G. 1. WILD & BRO. A CoAT, | wE '@ CRI TO) Sny272m, DUBOIS & YOUNG. 709 Seventhst. n. w. Established 1864. SPA! ‘8 NATIONAL LEAGUE ANY PART OF WASHINGTON LDING' ri UR BALL, 120 sheets Note Paper, 25 conta. ee 24 Sheets Note Paper with Envelopes to match, m @ 0Bushels for $3.70, acres ; JOUN c PARKER'S. Se my5. G17 and 619 7th wt. nw. COKE NOT CRUSHED— punrrs WM. HAHN & 00, 40 Boshels for $2.90, t Bors 2. Wali TUCKER, 28 Bushels for $2.00 ave. ae scHOO! Jo8 A. REFETT! O a ipa) cuties =<" WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, pry te 3 Died mua 422 and 418 10th seroet ‘Speolal attention to taming and repairing. Now ts Se elle HAts DAVIS’ PIANOS. NEW STYLES OF ‘these Celebrated Piauos Just received. All double Amer PARK, - ‘NEW JERSEY, HOTEL BRUNSWICK, tent ira und new repeating action, Lam prices. tas ‘Terms “Buy now. Bargains to close ane. ‘Season June 15th until October. EL suMXuitt ta charge, S11 Oth et mw. apld Mra D.B STOCKHAM & CO, Proprieiors HAKAUER AND CD. PEASE @. Karr Baniene ‘The ‘Mr. G. T. Stockham, of the Ebbitt House, will en- SIRE Tame Oe parties Goring hecosuingeeeron | Gaia Gk RUMSS sofivimae as OS OTEL ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, MR — ATROB! GES, FURNACES AND MAN- Hatians DUFFY, JUNE 26, ATROBES, RAN, UR AND, ‘the Continental Hotel. i Bing! Propeietor nt "Eri pagusmtaieaama” | jeaddn “ea Se CARTRELLS, 615 7ihst am. apl cco, See Liew Bread LADIES’ GOODS. ZEDUCTION.—TEX PER CENT ON ENTIRE JS MUTCHINEON, woz Penna teania avenon USUAL, REDUCTION OF SPASONABLE Garns., MULLIN ERY, LACES, EM EI LDEKIES Ici, TRIMMINGS, “BUPDONS, RIBBONS CORSETS, MANDRERCHIEPS, COLLAIS KUCHINGS bin PARASOLS at com, “WKAPS and JACKEDS ni halt WHITE SUITS Selected Ice Rom 2a FOSTER KID GLO\ bs 81 por Every palr ted and. sa " ity to secure BAL unry days, Max J. PL Paooa IMPORTER, 1207 P STREET NORTHWEST, Wil close out the balance of her importation of PARIS BONNETS and LONDON HANS, tocether with her UNTRIMMED STOCK, at greatly red prices wl 10 Pre € INS For the 0 por cent off for all cash sales Som pier estintock of HAM BURG EMBROIDERIE™. LACHER Colter ben die NERY, GLOVES, MIPTS) SUMMIAD UNDE Wear hildren’s tong and short DRPASHS. SUTES and Stirred CAPS KENS FURNISHING GooDe, tat af FANCY GROUDERLES awd MRS SPLMA RUPPEY 1 at, phosite Pateut YS DY WORKS sived Tit the rus bbe ttiqosnit AL as poreiny it thee 608 § work tite received and deli postal card, oF at the town, DG AUM'S SANIT Hictily ree ares and Hishment, AL GARMENTS ALTERED, LINED. Burs ofall ky RY CORSETS, ted by physicians: a: ‘onsets. at BAUM SM nyt vYky a ap2i aK Aey avi 80 TENTH Sends NOR DIWesr. aud guaranie make) that for tn ‘ 1k Free Spoken, mri PRENCH DYE SCOURING AND DEY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NOKTHWEST. ite, ers, Kid Gloves, Finninel an ee OUT SpHCiaIty. 6 Dyed, Ch red. Laxdiow Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without rapping ANTON 4 CAROLINE LERCH, formerly wita A. Pischer and Maison ¥ rie Rue itivolte, Pacis ox Braxvrs, Moniere iy wath Lind A attot, New Vore _HOUSEFURNiSHING To. test by « “Tw: tor Peon Uns tam are the wd or three years ag dh std The Baldwin Dey Air © amt I side by side w ated eared ts hist suteh Mee samme mnscont Baldwin Dry Air is trous, eich ve. tm all tts Compariuients, ated re for sa SSCOMPANY. Borne? Sos uan nts tween aod, Ww83m gents tor te Datei, Ir You Wasr A VAPOR STOVE T'PLULD constantly on tand” Se Spe: EFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, &e Agents for the ON f MINUTE BUSS COPFLE PUL, Wow reuuced iu price W. 5. JENKS & CO, bs ear) Goon News 3 Goov News For allin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES: E-FURNISHING eneed be withunt a we Levause they have mot got Le cash to spare, Weare determined to knock the bottom vab of igh prices, aud will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS AS CHEAP aS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSR WHER FOR CASH, And we make this extraor: can make t ome and see the largest store in the U Come and see the dargest and ost varied sluck lose Jeet trom, . ‘Come after yon have posted yourselves on prices AuUierms elsewhere, and Wwe will gnarmutee you task GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSR (THE OLD RINK) ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 1sTE AND 14TH STREETS N. W.. Is the place you were looking for. Vinced that Wiiut we say repeat, come and make you Jels GROGAN'S. Jusr Recerven A CAR LOAD oF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES, BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS Which we are selling at $29. BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED. CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS 42 Gus? PRICES WH. 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