Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1886. LOCAL MENTION. Tine Weatne NAL OFFICER, . Aug. 3. 1886, 9 a.m. imbia, fair Weather, north- joney, give me That delightful tea’ at 50e. a 1 heard every day over <, Gunpowder Come-one, come N. fT. Merzcer & Bro. 417 Teh st. bow, extensive repairs to our build- enty percent will beallowed .ck of diamonds, watenes and cons BROTHERS, sylvania avenue, i Kitebeu Chairs; 6 do. Round e-seat chairs, $3.90; 6 Wal- Ladies Se; As ( yrleal Extension Tables, $6. Wo. HL Dex 11 {th street northwest. Week ONLY.—At actual cost, a lebrated 4 refrigerators anit baby carriages, hammocks, water S < PLETCHER, 415 7th st. p.w. SELLING AT Cost for 30 days, a large stock of Straw Mattings, Baby Carriazes and Refrigera- tors at W. B. Moses € Sons, 11th and F sts. n.w. REISINGER'S ice cream, 2 new. THE MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION Will give a delightful excursion and concert to Mar-uall Hail Wednesday evening, August 4, Corcoran, Boat leaves ai boat. Come along. 1109 Pa. av. HEADQUARTERS Jor gents fine handsewed low shoes; also @ full stock of bicsgleand tennis shoes. B Market Sp: & PoxTrarts. Kets Kemet Twenty Pee Cexe Teadent! PRICES.— Meavs 19 karat’ Appicton ‘Tracy, 886, now id gold Bigin stem Boys’ sliver stem- Jacous BRoTHERs, 1229 Pennsylvania avenue. Doy’r Forcet N. E. 5. August 5 te, with 1 tops; Bevel Mirror, Bar landles, Chairs, Wat. H. Duss, = 1 street northwest. Mes. A. W. BRocKAW, of Groton, Brown Dakota i Alleock’s Plasters tor red of irregularity mss the smail of the ach momth—also found kidney trouble—cured ure at the base Heock’s Porous uss Kener rs Price Witte WEARETORS UP, Sava Ce 4 pound, Mocha Cote “8 pou Best Wis :. a pound, Good Kio t . a pound, A single triai sufficient to eonvinee you It is We besi. N. T. Metacen & Bao, 417 7th st. nw. $24.50, $24.50, $24.50 will buy a solid Wal- te. Wo. H. DUNS, 1 7th street northwest, "s, Cor. Ly st. nut Parlor Suite com Hep! CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Betore the board of equalization adjourned fiually inst eveuing Mr. Hawisins Taylor, of the ninth district, in ame of the board of equalization, presented a yold-headed cane to the clerk o the board, Capt. J. E. Krouse, a3 a token of the esteem the board had for Lim. Capt. Krouse expressed his thanks. Yesterday in the Equity Court, Judge Mer Tick, the divorce suit of Agnes K. Condon agt, Joli K. Condon, whiek was begun on the Ist of Dlareh last, was heard on a motion for alimony and an aliowance of $100 was made the wii and case referred to the examiner. The orphans of St. Joseph’s and St. Vincent’s asylums leit today on an exeursion to Bay | 2Kidge, about 200 being in the purty in ebarge Wei tLe sisters. | ‘The will Of Catharine E. Coyle, which was | Bled yesterday, bequeathes to the Metropolitan | Presbyterran church $500; Sabbath school of the same cuurch, $500; Dr. Chester, the pastor of the same, $500, and’ the Central’ Presbyte- | Flam church. $50U: also, to the Tract society and | Woman's Work ior Women of the Metropol- Stan chureb $300 cach; to the Woman's Benev— ‘elent association $300; to the Home and Mis- stonary societies five shares Bank of Washing. Yon stock; to the Metropalitan ebureh, for the Ber jund, five shares of the sume, and to ald in ilding 4 parsonage five shares of the same. ‘Mr. Eugene Solari, of this city, brother of the Festaurateur, died at Rockville, Md., yesterday aiternoon, aged twenty-four years. The funeral ‘Will take place to-morrow in Rockville. At the Wesley Grove campmieeting last even- | ing Kev. S. W. Haddaway, of Mount Vernon ebureh, this city, preached, Yesterday afternoon whiie two colored boys driving carts were racing on Pennsylvania avenue, near 6th street, one of the carts,driven by Win. Sewell, ran over Mr. MeCalmont, who resides at 1513'20th street northwest, injuring Bim severely. The driver was arrested. ‘The New York southern express train, due here at 11 o'clock last nighigdid not arrive until 2 o’elock this morning, Waving been de- layed by a break-down of & freight train at jountain, N.C. Mr. Butler Mahone, son of Senator Mahone, aad Mr, Jay Cooke, have entered business to- wether bere as bankers and brokers, ‘Miss O'liara, a n.ece of Mr. Lawrence Morrissey. of the War department, and Miss Minnie Howlett, daughter ot Mr.'Wm. How- Jett, of this city, leit yesterday morning for South Bend, Ind’, to enter the novitiate of the Sisters of the Holy Crus. ‘Those who leave the city during the summer cam have THE Stax mailed to them for any | } Jength of time and the address changed as often ry ‘The subscription must be invariably paid in advance. Amusements. NatiowaL THEaTER—The fun in “Fun and Physic” was administered in rather homeo} thic doses last evening. Nevertheless, Mr. win Browne, the author of the plece,'and Mr. Frank Stanton said and did some very funny things, and. Miss lola Pomeroy looked pretty aud sung indifferently. ALBAUGH'S UPERA HovsE—At Albangh’s, last evening, “Ihe Bohemian Girl” was well bertormed by the augmented summer opera Sompany. Signor Montegriifo made a good Thaddes, receiving warm encores in “When Utuer Lips” and “fhe Fair Land ot Poland.” ‘The most pleasing number was “Ene Heart Bowed Down” by Mr. Pruette, who, as usual, Sang the part much better than he acted i If auy tault is tobe found with the singing of Washington's promising young baritone it is That Le does not do binselt justice, but seems Father to bold bimseit in reserve, offering @ Strong contrast to Signor Montegriffo,who sings With great fervor and passion. Pauline Maina juade @ good Gypsy Queen, and Miss Searle a fair 4 The is, allowing tor the tric dent to a first wight, did excellent work, | number of visitors are expected. and the orchestra performed better than in any overa previously given. Altogether the per Tormuance is thoroughly enjoyabie. fae Maxassas PaNoxAMA.—The panorama Of ihe second battle of Buli Run continues to attract [a Visitors to the pano- Fuima building, p street. — ‘The Colored Odd Fellows. THE WASHINGTON DELEGATION To THE PHIL ADELPHIA CONVENTION. »wing have been chosen by the Various lodges of nd United Order of td Fellowsof this city as the Washington delegation to the biennial movable conven- bia, October 5u The 1 tion to asse Wiliam A. Freeman lodge, Benj. C. Whiting: Union Friendsi:p iodge, Thos, P. Bell; Potomac Lmion lodge, V F. Hyson and’ John ‘Exsste Walker, - Olive lodge, Thos, wce lode, W. H. A. Young: iising “Sun ©. HLT. Over; Star of the West lodge, L. Clark; Peter Ogden lodge, W. H. Jobson; Columbia lodge. John F. Waters: Wesiern Star louge, Thos. H. Johnson Srom Green Moun- ain lodge, Simon ioage, 1. W. sevit; Ud ge, S.Y. Minor; Kose Hili ACK, Chas W Hernes; Social lodge, Charies jarsiiail, Union Light lodge, Alired Pope: L. H. Wayne; “A. K. Manning lodge, tummer, Sicvens lodge, of Vire Sinia bas 1. Holines, and Hopewell Jodge, ot Virginia, Jona B. Bucless. ——— MARErAGE LtczNses.—Marriage licenses have been issued by ‘the clerk of the court to msid Cook and Amanda Staflord, both of Manassas. Va: George S. Goodrich and Annie A. Diez, both of Baltimore, Md.; Richard Jones Sid Mrs. Sarak Whiten! Jaines. Bell and Alartha Kobinson, both of Richmond, Va; Ed- «rd 8. Payne, of Kichmond, Va, Lowry, ot Hauover county, Va. Robert { Fredericksburg. Va, and Mag- of Falmouth, Va.; Horace 8. Jones Miller; James J. Fisher, of and Cora Kelly; Thomas A. mia T. Milstead; Dr. P. Le ortuilk, Va, and Florence A. Stan- and. Jose- ——— Pere Fiowr ara Picxic.—Last night, be- tween 11 and 12 o'clock, there was an affray at & picnic at Geuthier’s garden, in which ehairs, Lavies aud missiles were used.” The police were iled in after some delay, and finally mi dt Lorestore order. Jonu Adth, a butcher, hving 2 the Biadensburg road, Was struck’on the hewt with a biunt instrument evidently, and severely wounded. fe was removed 1 his home in a beer wagon. No arrests were made. ———— Mecext RonBertes.—Yesterday afternoon a ‘ak thief entered the drug store of E. B. Bury, Sth street southeast, and stole $24 from the money drawer. Job C. Travis, 1226 4%, Street southwest, reports the embezzlement ot *6.25. "A yawl boat owned by tue dredging company was stolen rom the 7th street Wari, ‘ANIA RAILROAD CoNPANY will give on Saturday next the third of its series of special train excursions to the sea- shore. A train of first-class coaches through to Sips May and Atlantic City without ehange, Jeaving the 6th street station at 10 p.m. Tate for the ruund trip Is obly $2. . THE JACKSON @ Annual Meeting of the Stockholders— Proposed Improvements ef the Grounds—A Blue Monday Amoug the Tenters. Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR. Jackson Grove, Mp., August 3. Yesterday was blue Monday on the camp sround, and as the dwellers in the tents did not seem disposed to come out, the usual experi ence meeting at 9 o'clock was not held. At 10% o'clock Rev, C. N. Robinson preached. OFFICERS CHOSEN. ‘The afternoon was devold of incident until 4 o'clock, when the annual meeting of the stock- holders was held. Mr. W. J.C. Dulany, pres i- dent of the association, presided, with Rev. J. D. Kinzer secretary. Aiter reading the report the following directors were elected: W. J. C. vulany, Rey. Dr. Drinkbouse, Rev. J. D. Kin- ver, Rev. BF. T. Tagg, Horace Burroughs and W, 4. Silk, of Baltimore; Rev. 5, B. Treadway, of east Wushingtog: J.D. Catheil and Jos. Fear- n, of West Washington. The question of im- proving the. grounds, disposing of the timber, eu, Was discussed, and it was suggested that of the large pines in’ the plaza should removed. It isnot unlikely that some meat “ill be adopted by the new board to make the nds still more attractive during the coming Fr. Prior to this meeting a service of song was id at the labernacle, led by Kev, C. N. Robin- nd in the evening Rev. Dr.Mills preached. NEW ARRIVALS, During the day Rev. T. T. Benson, of Mt. Tabor, West Washington; Rev. B. S. Kingley, of Leipsic, Del., and Rev. Mr. Elderdice, ar cived on the ground. Mrs. E. Parsons, of Wash- ington, took “up quarters last evening for the remainder of the meeting. Last eveuing the corps of colored waiters went to the railroad form and gave a fine concert of the peculiar spiritual songs of their race, keeping many of (ne tenters euter‘ained till a late hour. EVIDENCES OF REFORM. ‘The question of what good has been done by the camp has been asked frequently In the past,and has been more than once asked at this meeting. One of the residents seeking information had his attention called to the tact that seven years ago drunken men were tre- quently seen on the grounds, especially on Suu- sand on Monday mornings a plentiful sup- ply ot empty liquor boities and flasks could ve found in the woods or about the depot. ‘This condition of affairs has gradually euanged, and AU this meeting not a single dranken man has been seen, and’ it has been difficult to find a bottle. The tew weeks’ recreation this season has proven very beneficial to grown perso aud children, for quite a number were alc! when they arrived. In every case there has been an linprovement, and tue two physicians camped on the ground have bad but little to do in the way of protessional work. DOGS ANDCATS. ‘One annoyance im the camp 1s caused by half starved dogs prowling about the back of the tents at night, “seeking whom they may de- your.” A lady missed a ham afew nights ago and it was thonght some thieves were around, but when it was observed that “a long, lean, lank yalier county dog, uppeured to have had enough to eat he was charged with the thert. What was an annoyance once—a crowing young rooster, which was want to wake the Sleepers at Unree o’ciock in the morning—is now no iofe, much to the sausiuction of some of the preachers who lodged in his neighborhood Minus his feathers the rooster has graced the table and will never again bring to. mind Peter's deniai of the Saviour. So general bad become the complunt against this ambitious Young bird that it was seriously thought ne Suould be included in the category or im- pounded animals. A lady Ou the ground has a cat and five duuginters, but the former gives her more touble than all the latter with their beaux Included, The cat is proue to wnuder to other tents, and a few days aso it made for Brother Pulley’s parrot and there came near being a repetition of the story of the parrot and the monkey. The cat has come near getting into a conflict with Brother Cuthell’s dog several times. Tiere was @ novelty on tue ground last evening, when ¢blidrens’ pound or ive cent purty was given. Some of the little ones trom necessity or other: wise showed that they could cater for a church entertainment by using four lemons to five quarts of water in making the lemonade. | ‘Tomorrow being temperance day quite a | iday will be missionary day aie eas Washington Grove Items. The event of the week so far has been the lec: | tare of Col, Geo. W. Bain last evening at the | tabernacle. Flags, bouquets of ferns and wild flowers and W. C. T. U. banners beautitied the auditorium, A large cuoir of young. people oc- cupied seats ‘on the plauiorm and furnished most exceilent masic. 'Mrs. Las Ke.ra presided aud Mrs. Dr. Reiley made the opening prayer, after which Miss Laura Bain, the colonels vid est daughter, recited Mra. S.-M. 1. Henry's | poem, entitled “Lhe Saloon Keeper's Surrender to the Women,” which was Iuost heartily ap- plauded, Col. Bain's address was i forcible ur Eument in iavor of prohibition, Dr. Naylor preached last Sabbath an eloquent sermion on the true souree of all strengtly, “Tne Christian Religion.” A garden party will be given next Saturday aiternoon aud evening ior te benefit of tae Metropolitan Industrial sehool of this city, aud the presiding elder's cottage ut the grove. Kall- Toad rutes bave been reduced to tue grove 1or that occasion, at _e.___ ‘The Ball Players. ANOTHER GAME CAPTURED FROM THE ¥A- TIONAL, The Kansas City team captured another game from the Nationals yesterday by a score 0f12to10. Both teams batted very freely, making fifteen hits each. The Nationals earned. seven of their runs and bad a commanding lead at one time, but the visitors by some Hmely, slugging, aided by costly errors, scored Tub aiter run and came out victors. The same Other games yesterday resulted as follows: Astaire in West Washington. Base Baxt.—In the neighborhood of 2,00 Persons witnessed the Olympic base ball slub, ‘Of this place, defeat the Merchant club, of Washington, yesterday afternoon, by a score of 191015, on’ ‘the Olympic park, Fowler and Essler being the battery for the victorious club, while Madigan and Stone did battery work for the Merchants, During the game Wm. Nelson had a finger of his right hand broken, -Consid- erable money changed hands upon the res of the The games played by the clubs of the District league are growing popular. CATTLE MARKET.—Sales ot live stock at’ Dro- ver's Rest yesterday are revorted by Taven- ner Bros., a8 follows: 53 cattle up and sold: Best at 4% to 5; good at4 to 4%: mediumat3', to 4; common, at 3 to 3% 790 sheep and Ea ee sheep at 2% to wes at 4 to Snd ‘calves, ‘at $20 to $40 @ bead, Lambs brisk. Cows fair. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A.m.—Great Falls, temperature, 74; con- dition, 2” Receiving ‘reservoir, temperature 78; condition at north connection, 3; south connection, 12. Distributing reservoir, tem- ratare, 7B; condition at influent gatehouse, 0; effiuent gatehouse, 10. pate alee, Alexandrin Affairs, Reported for THE EVENING STAR Tue DEMOCRATIC CoNVENTION.— Arrange- ments for opening the democratic convention ofthe 8th congressional district at the opera house hereon ‘fhursday ‘next at_noon Mave been made by the district committee, Tne convention — delegates and alternates — will consist of 218 persons entitled to seats within the bar. The delegates will be as follows: Alex- andria city 17, Aiexandria county 8, Culpeper 5, Fairfax 20, Fauquier 26, King George 5, Louisa 17, Loudoun 28, Orange 13, Priucé William 13, Stafford 7. ‘A long session is an- Uclpated. Porice Repont.—The mayor at his court yes- terday ‘afternoon, besides ‘drawing $110" in fines irom the colored men arrested for gain- bling, fined Henry Alexander $5 tor shooting at Townsend Solomon at West end; Henrietta Pines was fined $3 for disorderly conduet and John Corbin fined $1 for assault on Kute Warner. Notxs.—Lee camp of confederate veterans held a meeting last night at the Columbia en- gine-house.—Miss Ann Winter died at the Alexandria infirmary yesterday.——L.Geuzber- ger hus soid to Wm. “H. Smith ‘a comfortable frame dwelling, with lot 20x123 feet on Alired, near Roanoke sireet, for $450,—Otiicer Julian Arnold and Miss Jennie Koberts, a most estimable young lady, were married fast night. —the fofce of workmen in the Midland sho} here continues to be decreased. ‘Ten diseharg. were made at the close of last week.—Iue board of supervisors uf Alexandria county met at the court-house to-day and were engaged in ‘adjusting county accounts.—The raids on cows and geese ure adding something to the eorpora- tion ‘treasury.—Lieut, Smith has preterred charges against the policemen who imade a raid on the colored gemblers last Saturday nighi for having made a raid without orders.—Daniei German, while with a boating party down the river yesterday, fell overbourd wud was in dan- ger of drowning when he was reseued,—The funeral of Mrs, Eliza Jasper, an old resident of this elty, took place Unls afternoon from her hoine, opposite the Peabody building ABSOLUTELY 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 Soup oxty IN casa. Kova Bakine Powpms Co. 106 Wail street Lawss: Lawss: Laws BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 5c. FRENCH LAWNS, 18, 20c, LINEN LAWNS, 12%, 15¢. CRINKLED SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS, 61:0. BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, VELVE ‘actual cost until september 1. BLANKETS at actual cost until September 1. geo A RRR ITIT 0 £6 Bon -S Gg Aah Bh OF ooa ak R T 711 MARKET SPACE, BEAUTIFUL FIGURED sav’ aualliy. NE Cash price 20e. “Keduced to 1: | Each customer who buys $10 worth of Dry, Goods | Will receive 4 large size excellent quality “Bridal Quilt,” worth $1.50. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. | ‘Two of our Handsome Satin Damask Towels extra large size, worth 31. presented to each customer wo buys $10 worth of ry Goods. ‘auz Miss Jour Corson Says, | In mo article entitled “Family Living on $500 Year’ excellent Tights, would cost about $8 per month, provided CL KE clubs play to-day. Bareau of Engraving and Printing, 24; ‘Treas- ury Department, 15. At Boston—Busion, 14; St. Louis, 7. At Phitadelphia—Philadelpnia, 6: Detroits, 4. “At New York—New York, i0: Chicago, 4. A Colored Emigration Association. FREDERICK DOUGLASS, VIEWS ON EMIGRATION FROM THE SOUTH. The National Emigrant Aid association has been organized in this city, with the following officers: Frederick Douglass, president; 0. 8. B. ‘Wall, vice-president; A. M. Clapp, treasurer; J. W. Cromwell, secretary; R. 8. Smith, correspon- dent secretary. Executive committee, 0. 8. B. Wall, C. E. Lamer, E. H. Sutton, A. S. Richard- son and J. W. Cromwell. Mr. Frederick Doug- lass has written a letter accepting the office of president, saying: “While I hoid as firmly as ever to the conviction that the south is the natural home of the cuiored people and that the featbody of them will remain there, and while hold also that any wholesale exodus irom that section would be anwise and injurious, lequaliy believe that there are certain sections ol the South where colored people are injustly treated and so grievously oppressed as to tully justiiy them in sceking homes elsewhere, and in view Of their destitution I fully believe that it is our duty to assist them in so doing, This mode of relief will be benelicial in two ways: it will help those that go and those who stay. 1t will hold out an inducement to the white land holders of the south to treat their colored laborers so justly and bumanly as w induce them to remaii. For the Wealth of the south like the wealth of all Ue otuer sections has its foundation in the bone aud sinew of its laborers. 1 accept the oillee to which you have elected me and will do what I ean to promote the object you have in View as I understand it.” gee The Will of David Davis. SENT TO THIS CITY FOR VERIFICATION OF THE SIGNATURE. A Bloomington, Ill, special says: “The will of the late David Davis was offered for probate to-day and sent to Washington for verification of the signature, It was made March 8, 1883, just prior vo Mr. Davis’ second marriage. The executors are Mr. Davis’ only son, George Per- rin Davis; bis son-in-law, Henry 8. Swayne, and ‘Hon. Clifton H. Moore, of Clinton, iL, a friend of forty years’ standing. The estate is valued at about $1,000,000, chiefly in lands in Ilinols, Towa, Missouri, Maryland aud New York ci property in Chicago and elsewhere. Tne will discloses that Mis second wife is deprived of dower by an ante-nuptual contract, the terms vt which are notgiven. He leaves her $2,500 in money, all turniture purchased since their marriage, carriages, horses, &c. The family homesiead be requests be kept in the iamil} unencumbered, but does not specify who shi take it, He provides comiortable support for his r relations, and earnestly enjolued upon: his heirs to see thst none of those come to want. * By Ubus doing,’ he says, ‘you will best thus nonor your muther and father,’ le gives his son the elegant country home occupied by him. After setting out Various large tracts of land to his children and graudchildren, he bequeaths all the rest to his son and daughter as tenants im common. He earnestly enjoins on his heirs not tw seli or encumber the estate. ————_— ‘The Courts. Equiry Court—Judge Merrick. Yesterduy, Young ctal. agt. Murksetal.; decree ing sles, reterence to auditor, &¢.’ MeMa- agt. Gleason et ul.; auditor's report ratified. Crist agt. Craft; time to tuke testimony limited. Proctor et al. agt. Fitzgerald et al; do. Greason et al. agt, Greasun et al.: decree substi- vating C. 8. Moore, trustee. Ruppert agt. Smith; order allowing exhibits to be withdrawn, Sheriff et al. agt. Brown et al.; confirming audi- Hutchins et $100 and Williams agt. In re estate of Eligzabeta Howell, lunatic; decree confirming: requisition aud appointing couumittee. ye Qlice CouuT—Judue Harper, protem, ‘esterday, T. Ci , colored, ; 6U days, James ioud wid boisterous; $8 collateral ‘were used in cities,” &c, WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— ‘4€ Bushels for $3. ‘2£ Boshels for $2.50. COKE NOT CRUSHED- ‘4 Bushels for $2.90. 26 Bushels for $2.00 WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, 411 and 413 10th street | | | 5 Norres TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION oF ooo KER $8 EB, pes ory me OER . CoE R 4 a aR kee THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Tt tewithout ‘a donbt the most BeavTivUL andthe most Nerrri jovs Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MIN, Soptainungas leaoes al the’ most improved “Machin: ery Invented up to the present time, but they produce a Flour UNstxpasskp by any millin the world. ‘To Prove that, we would simply state that a large quai Uty ofthis 'magniticent Flour Is shipped anuually to Europe and eaten at the principal Courts of the old HOWEVER Like everything else that has gained renown, some Fee Seryinns teas oe nee cme ‘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 & co., ap23 Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, Tur Geer 30-Days Crosixe OUT SALE bovdpe nerd ‘We ba hrant ane hove Liga 8 Fala! m Soeere seins dain nsuccessful. ry reat number oF new-houtid ewe were by ho mean So much for the past, which has brought ‘us to where we must begin the fmprovem-nts on Sur Store, during whlch, and wile weure wrn up we will Seatlaue to fell tie remainder oF our mock on Land wt samne greatly reduced prices, w wwe been 80 olar for the past’ mur weeks Although many cote. have been suid out can find an assortment which wm you handsome- Tf you will Only excuse the Jy to luk over and buy, oo of our store, while It is in the hands N 7, METZGER ¢ BHO, 417 That nw, NE HUNDRED ParRs 0 BOYS LOW QUARTER SHOES, RS Poe sie t0.5: tor 75e., reduced from $1.25, MEN'S AND BOYS’ PANTS, to If Rgtnced to oar halt to close out. Greatest bar- J. W. SELBY, Pennsy!vania ayente, your own price jy21 ‘ashi Tortelted. “Louis Hail, profanity; do. John Murphy, larceny; $10 or 30 days,’ Win, Long, assault; 30 days, ‘Catiett, colored, lar ceny; 30 days. LAs ee ees Hie aca ap aa "ean Gita i CaSteects, 615 7a at aw “Fuel fora cooking Stove and two otter fires, and | fi euwe think you | Az Cosr. DDD RER B88 ey as Boo EE pp Has! &S & BPR So mane cooa AB 1 Se 7 Our great semi-annual closing out sale will continue until the 15th of August. During this time immense bargains will be offered, especially in remnants of all wool Dress Goods, Crinkles, Ginghams, Satines and other wash Dress Goods. Great reductions in Hosiery and Underwear. About one bundred Parasolsand Sun Umbrellas will be sold less than manufacturers’ prices. ‘We will now offer our remnants of Carpets and Mat- tings, ONE PRICE ONLY. All goods warrantedas repre- sented. W. W. BURDETTE & Co, Nos 925 7th and 706 K sts. n.w. CITY ITEMS. Rend! Read! Bargains, Bargains for this week. The finest blackberry Brandy, 65c. a bottle nothing like it for sickness.) “Upper Ten” Vhisky, $1 a bottle. French Brandy, $1.39 & bottie.” Domestic Brandy (fine quaiil; 99¢, a bottle, Speer’s “Socialite” Claret, at 4c, a bot tle, Speer’s Port Wine, 75c. a’ bottle. Fine Claret (so-called quarts),'33 a dozen. Vanilla Extract, 18¢. a bottle. Lemon extract, 16¢, @ bottle, ‘Six cakes White Castile Soap, 15¢. Lunch Tongue and Ham, lic. a can, Large bottle Olives, 40c. East India Carry Powder, 14c. a bottle. Champagne Cider, 17¢. a bottle, or $2 a dozen (splendid summer drink.) Lime Fruit Juice Syrup, 55¢. a bottle, Also, lime fruit juice at reduced price, and many articles space will not allow toenter, Come quick, be- fore they are al! gone. N. 7. Metzger & Bro., 417 7th street north west. x Men‘s and Roy’s Percale Shirts, 50c. up, at Auerbaeh’s Bicycle Shirt depot, 7th and H. 1. Horizontal Reduction in Prices of TOPHAM'S CELEBRATED TRUNKS. $15.00 36-inch Leather Suratoga, now $18.50, $12.00 36-inch Leather Saratoga, now $10.80; Popular $10.00 Leather Saratoga, now $9. our best 36-inch two-tray muslin-lined Can’ Dress Trunk, with Excelsior Lock, was $15.00, now $13.50; 36-inch two-tray Dress Trunk, Second quality, was $10.00, now $9.00; smaller sizes of the above, and ail other Trunks that we sell, ata corresponding reduction until August 15,’ ToPHAM’s FACTORY, 1231 Pa. ave. n.w. 3 Fine Colored Socks, 2 pair 25c., at Auer buach’s Bicycie Shirt depot, and H, 1 Scott’s Emulsion of Pure COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES, In Lung Troubles and Cholera Infantum, Dr. W.£. Ransom, Hartford, Ind. says: “I find Scott's Emulsion an excellent ‘temedy in lung troubles, and especially in Strumous chil dren und a most valuable remedy in ebronic stages of Cholera Infanturn.” €0 Fine Pleated Bosom Shirts, 75c. up at Auerbach’s Bieyele Shirt d TWiand H. 1 ‘There is Only One Sare Cure for Rheuma- 1 and Gout. “Mr. Win. Rowan, with Gorham Manuf, Co., Providence, says: “I had wken everything recommended to me, but nothing ever did ine so much good, and’ so prompt as Autumn Crocus.” ‘Trial’ bottle free. Z. D! GILMAN, 627 Penn, avenne, Jy28-e039 Summer Underwear irtdepot,7th & H.1 50) Choice Quality 25¢.,at Auerbach’s Bi Castoria, When Baby was sick + We cave her Castorla, Wuen she was a child She cried for Castoria, | She gay When Baby was sick i We gave her Castoria, When she was a cuiid Office of the Auerbach’s, 7th & H. eplone call 422- Difert 1, Mich., offer to | Celebrated Voitaic Belts and Electrie ances on thirty days’ trial to any man ae A Most Libera The Voit send thei App! ilicted with Nervous Devility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, Jilustrated piunphlet in seaied | i euvelope with til particdlars, mailed irec. | Write them Fine Summer Senrfs. 10, 15 and 25¢,, at Auerbaci's Bicycle Udepet, 7th and H. 1 orwegian Cod Liver Oil, the of whicl! has been maintained a is still ahead of all competition, | ‘the article will fiud it greatly to | ilage to insist on our brand, or send | directly to our arb. JouN C. Baker & Phila, and at di repuia half century Alderney Butter churned every morn- livered in 4g 1b. “Ward” prints, 35c. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterinili Milk Se. act. Cream 15 cents, Pickwick Club Whisky is the best Eprrazriowa: OR SKIN CANCER, For seven years I suffered with a cancer on my Eight abonths ayo a friend recommended the Of Swift's Specific and I determined to make au eliort to procure It. In this { was successful, atid. be- gan is ure. ‘The influence of the medicine at first was to Somewhat aggravate the sore; but soon. une inflam: muation was alluved, and I begun to improve after the first few bot 'y general healt bas greatly im- proved. 1 ain stronger, and able t) do any kind of work, “The cancer on my tuce began to decreus: aud the ulcer ty heal, untii there is not # Vestige of It lett only a little scar marks the plac MRS. JUICIE 4. McDONALD, Atlanta, Ga, August 11, 1885, have had acancer on my fuce for some rears, ex | tending from one cheek bone across the nese tothe | other. “It hes given me a ‘at times | bi mg 10 Such an extent thit It was | al T commenced using Switt’s Spe- | «i 9. And have used elght bottles, st hes given the greatest relief by removing the inflamma tion and restoring my general health. W. BARNES - 8, 1885. ‘Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, 15 Axssvat Crosixe O} oF Knoxville, Iowa, Sep 7 Saue FINE CLOTHING, AT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING coM- PANY, ‘In order to close cut our entire stock of Spring and ‘Summer Clothing, we cut price dowa to fifty cents on the dollar. NO HUMBUG, NO FALSE PROMISES, ‘We mean what we say. A good Business Suit at $4.50, A better one at $6.00. A 4-Button Cutaway at $10.00, worth double, A fine Prince Albert Suit at $13.00. We have a full line of Coats and Vests at 25 per cent Jess tian they can be bought for elsewhere. Seersucker Coats and Vests from $1.25 up. Odd Coats in Mohair and Alpecs, from $1.25 up. Odds and ends in Cassimere Suits, 25 per cent leas what they cost to manulacture. Boys’ and Children’s Suits we sell you 20 per cent less What they cost to manufacture. 7°" 20 Per 2,000 pair Odd Pants from $1.25 up Give us a call and be convinced, at THK LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. DRY GOODS. Sela ae os Se ERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATH. é + a OPEN JUNE 10, Forr Guisworn Hovsz, Day Goons pay from Washington to hotel gga cha, a) EASTERN a CaN Sit io mice waging Pesce NEW-LONDON. CONN, a nD el = Srkeity “aaa'ien waters’ ave famncun’ bat, A new hotel, furnished new through soma of pouts, shower, Plupge and <wimmingpooly | peraetdrainare, balling. boalincstohivg sod 9 tom, nd are large aod Temmperaiare o{ water 73 | splendid drives. Orchestra, morulng’ aud, We have determined to run offall SUMMER GOOPS x deg. Fanrenbele, Water alee betta by wean to aity Srenieg,, Besegeam eee tm hotel Fort Every pair warreutea Tus SS aoe ‘Sidney and non’ | Pamphlet and full ey ‘ai and have Marked Down Prices in every line Shing dart? ‘© secure BARGAINS for the weap ae pa € ee HE sRSON, _— ied vepeneedle, ous, atietions. ‘Calsine unsarpemed. mural secon | sya7.tu.th.satlm ‘Proprietors, @atwin H. WHEATLEY's DYE WO rie tor rer, 04 ivarated oid, Soveiotivs | FYE ~ BRIGHTON? a | Esra sbed 13h. pamphiet. Round ‘food for 2 nae past The rush of work thas reat JOHN Te TREGO. AcciusspOtty, 5.3. fen? A large tne of CRINKLES, 100, 12¢. and 15e. fail be erent at wena “beviinporstne ‘os ‘RS. M. T SOUTHALL, PROPRIETRINS OF former prices, 12%... 15e. and 18e. ‘enna "as promptly ee M Norwood Hall, Asbury Bat, X.4 iant OPEN 4LL THE YEAR Beantifal SATINES. 12446, from 15e, comond Go us atten rer to eetoe es eae en Ive Hoard tor September at reduced rates, LEERY | Hot and cold Sea Water Baths, and all modern con-| PARASOLS ai Cost snd Wineer garfente imunediacey,or uring the ean. ears = veu A large stock of UNDERWEAR at reduced prices. | f ceived aid delivered at metunnae emire or Tiirok Daves tuanticcne 8 3 Homi pieen’ 7: SeMSLEE ache We have the Cheapest tine of WHITE GOODS that office, 1008 Jefferson st mae table; deliglifaliy a = be found anywhere. 5 aaa 5 jeasu fednear Deeas, with spleudid eeu Vices e tee, | PVE OCEAN HOUSE ATiaNnS Co, asain ae = AUAS SANITARY Gora fede warner Se, GET: “hat, at | Tr Sear aren wiser aia Siac a BEANKSTS We wit wit of sit BLaxkeTs | J SHighly recommen ted gars and "bus 3 2 | ana ‘ater ‘Baths in the fou left over pA last seasou's prices notwith | Chiidrests amd Misses Corsag Apatite’ % SACKS both of Washington, D.C. | Every modern kajroremeuts due Ooren Views reard orethis season | hetabli AY RIDGE "The Superiority of the Attractions at Bay $A ‘Ridge are admitted by all fair minced peopie. ‘The Largest hestaurant ever constructed. ‘Longest Gravity Nallroad in the World, Palace Rath Houses, Sale Water Bathing. In New Bathing Suits, ‘Grand Music Stand. ne SR ae eae ‘Garden, with the Largest. Collection Rare Animals. Hitds and Snakes eae in the South. ing Horses, ‘Riding Horses, pe ‘Steam Launches, SS ne Boat Ronts, Blegant Fishing, Beautilut Lake, Ta Figest Pler In the World’ ‘The Entire Grounds. Lake and Pier Illuminated at ‘Night with the Electric Light. FOR TICKETS, CHARTERS AND OTHER IN- FORMATION, CALL AT B.@0. OFFICE, 1351 PENNA. AVE, ‘Trains Leave B. & 0. Depot daily, except Sunday, 12:10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Returning, Last Train Leaves Bay Ridge at 9:15 (after ‘the Opera is over), arriving in the city ‘at 10:30 p.m, BAY RIDGE HOTEL NOW OPEN. ‘m \RAND UNION HOTEL, ATLANTIC Gyddante City. J. istectrie bell in every room; hotel lighted by elceirie light: con. @/) ete sauilary arrangements. JUS. B RIEST, Proprietor. $1.50 per day. and Sesuaes AVE, per week. 23-1 HE DOUGLASS HOUSE, REHOBOTH 4 Bench, Delaware, | Newly | furuished 9 wh Foughout. “Fine fiviiing and sailing. $2 52, per d 310 20, 200 STAIN TOP HOTEL —THIS COOL AND ghiful resurt, on top of the famous, lve tidge Mountains of Virginia, will be' open JUNE IST. 1686, HENKY 1. MAS SIE, Proprietor, Afton Depot, V: TP\HE RADNOR, South Carolina, below Pacific, Atlantic City, NoJ. P.O. Box 1030. Sidi i Am For cireulars, apply to aE JOHN oe Proprivs ADIRONDACKS. On and after Sunday, June 27, express trains on West shore Rai:roud will run toand fom the Jers-y City Station of tue Pensylvania: Rat.road, making .ose conuections with fast truins to aud frow Phila deiphia, KILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS, —Leave Jer- Kautersicill, > ptt Phenic House station, 1:30 p.m. P.lenvil . SARAT D CATSELL 1 ey Gly Station 11:17 a.m. k Wis. Kangston, 4 13-5 p.m. 3 4:15 p.m 0 pam. PEC! Arrive Hotel nd Hotei, S42 pan > $:00 pats: 00 pean. Hore Purchase ¢ ani connect Nortilern ‘resorts by Wes checked trough. shel nY MONETT, sshiser Agent Supplied best waters In z ‘drives und boa.ing on the e home comforts and the Low than at any other tirtelass howe Aleghanies Perivet underground dra sgleven sindy verandas” No malaria or mos iy state. Six varieties of mincral waters: lars lawn; resident physte terms, address A. ULPHUR 5 ‘open tor the r¢ scriptive circular and terans address J. W. Wit Lit & SON, Newville, Pa, jyz-tm, oJ RPAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED ERICK v0, VA. ‘Pamphlets at the Star Office. Jordan Springs, P.O, EC JORDAN. teat ‘This new and elegant Hotel is now open. ..cated Alrectly on ocean front. All modern improvements, ‘and cuisine of particular excellence. Special season rates, For terms address REYNOLDS & NFII, otel Lafivetio, Philadelphia, NEW COLUMBIA HOUSE, Cape May, N.S. TW WRnsORSULENTRSPRINGS nrur, ‘Mountains. iwalaria oF tosqui-' toes. Hunting, Askin ut tab.e. ede sonable charges. Circulars at Puret & Wh.tagtey’s, 222] Pa ave.,or address A. M. JELLY, Ne for, Ma. pt a of gi DE HOTEL, : tor tne Ooea HM is now open for the reception of guests Bord $10 and $12 per week. S.J. MASS! jseim a NEY. COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. J. or, 2m Jy’ INGS AND MOUNTAINS OF Six Hour. (rom Wast Fine smooth turnpike roads Light easy cares from Winchester. Kourdirip Uckets $8.50. treat Improvements made is huiel And “baths this season, Large swinming pool entirely remodeled. ‘Separate bathing houses for ladies and gentlemen “The most pertect drainage ant wholeome cul sine."—Dr, Geo. Reuline, Baltimore. Know of uo pluce wiiere fumilies or invalids can gerive's and enjoyment.”—Dr. Nobert tevburn, ‘ast T may be able to come to Rock Enon this summer my recollections of that heaven-iavored spot are most pleasant." Airs. Joh A. Local ‘The refreshment of the healing -aters is ab enedic- tion from a kind Creator, We were blessed with thre Many who are your guests."—Rev, Wal. A. Leonard, rector of St. Jobs church. “A large nuinber of roum 8 have beet season, and guests can now be wecomniodated at raes from $30 per month (of 4 weeks) aud upwards ne cording rocuis aid length of stay. ‘Cun take 8:40 or 10 sem. train, ‘Latter overtakes the former ut Point of Ro ks, For cireulars apply at Stax office, and for all infor mation to.A.S PuATY & SONS 401 Oth Se nae wel AUS PRATT, Proprietor. SBURY PARK, N. J. THE BELLE VIEW. Ocean end of Wesley Take n added the past AA ce if yey, ake: tine ocean ew: family house; Aries ater: first class table. (Jel0-2mj rs. RU TYLER. OLTON'S SUMMER RESORT, OPEN JUNE 20ib, BJ. COLTON & BNO. Props. les sown, St. Mary's Co., Ma. Cc eo. ‘OTEL HENLOPE: Rehodeth Beich, Del. J. ‘I. THOMPSON, Prop'r. ‘Open June 2 } UTHERFORD VILLA SURF PLACE, LU tatiantie City, close to beach, and park baths aud ocean Piers Larges elegant her, ished chambers, flue porches. Cuisine ot thease Seren FB HUTCHINSOR EASON 1886 —BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH SSHEACH, ‘Det, wil reopen Sune ise Through ireius trom Washington tiene 7 ulus from nto Ik doth by Pat i without changer Souke 33 ae ood for season at Feduced rates’ ‘GHOOM @ SUR TON, proprietors my21-3m _ CHALFONTE, OCEAN END OF NO eronms Sra grente See ey myi2-3m_ AtlanticCity, NJ. \fOORES HOTEL LEONARDTOWN, MD M32 bow ready for reception of ramsey meee To its many advantages I hay ged an entire new front, ate etch Ing, boating: Railing orabblng. Croquet, sua ail neta Geyer RO mounulioes, ‘Teri Se" pee $e charge. ‘per month: $9 281. 4 nd as phate fa tase tase jeiz-2m pMEERBERT F- MOORE, Prop, OARDING. ee x mylsam ‘Fortress Monroe. Va. Kees Tree ee ‘ork. NJ fas been rebuilt and enlarged. Newly’ ai teat upand siuated convenient to the Fallfonas Fhests can find the comforts of home. i > ‘For terms address Jyo2m BATHING, BOATING, FISHING, \ddress W. . LARRABEE, LOUIS KUMPF, Prop’r. 27 CORNER 7TH AND G STRERTA PETES SERIE I GIRMBC S y- | (QUEAR AND HANMLESS AS WATER | L. For resioriug Say of DISCOVERY CRYSTAL or rE GHYSTAE sued Barre fsa DISCOVERY GHYSTAL color and ‘youthful ap. DISCOVERY CRYSTAL pearance WakeaxtEDlo DISCOVERY ttn day or money BISCOVERS. a re: DISCOVEB! funded “ro stop the bate ERY CRYSTAL DIscOvERY GHYSTAL Gent supply of whieh the DISCOVERY Gisir decays and fale For DISCOVERY eradicating dandruff and DISCOV KEY giticely stop ite furiber Di 4 formaclon. "sanded we DiscoviE ‘best and only DIBGO non-polsonous article for DISCOVERY thepurpose in gesteoce BISCOVERY ote acoverer aad ca elite wT ‘Vath and I aud 2d tud Dsts Bancaxa = — Bazcama As it Ispoaitively necessary to reduce our large stock of Summer Millinery in order to make room for early Fall Importations, we will sell our entire stock of Im- coat. ao ‘the think, , oat or chae Ran et aed Rare count, MARYLAND, Between Deer Park and Guiland,in the Glades, on fall information address ydeon ‘B.%. VaN METER, Owner and Prop. _ ‘one squsreof the “New Iron Pier.” Heated by steal f2540.th, 46m. abd oben rate fires cn TPHETRAY MORE SITUATED WiTHiy 100. yurds of the Leach. nobetrated $m sea Water hatis.ct and the most periect and modern Sanitary and draiuage arrangeanents 20-202 SBURY Pani Family, House, desirabie location, near ‘Fable and ucsommiodationsexcelient. Periect Sapltary arrangements. Surt bathitg passed. ‘Terms moderate und reduced for June and September. Jeis-zym RENEY SPRING THE LARGES( SUMMER RESOR’ VIRGINIA. ‘This ses0Ft hasbeen thoroughly overhauled, painted, repaired und papered througiion) new closetsanu the best sanitary plumbing, in the mountains: new porches have been ly furnished throughout, und new heir mattresses have been placed in all the rooms, with woven wire springs. mal 1d "mist compiete Fe sort to be found in the south matest. variety of medicinal waters at auy sumuier resort In the United States; beautiful scener uds; table ane excell baths good fishi any. First- class livery tek charges moderate. BO. Telegraph and ess oftice in the building. This is the. nearest ring place to Washington, being only 5 hours’ ride on the B&O. H.R Awe trains daily. “Music wil be turnistied by Prof. Ed. Wiliams “brass and String Band, of Al bangh's Opera House. Descriptive pamnphiets con- tulufug tall information, cuts of the four principal hotels, analysis of the water, attractions, terns, fest moniais, €c. may be had free at the foliow ng. di gist: Drew's, Milburn’s, Thompson's, Schaf-r's m1 eral water de ot ou Fst, Evening Star oflice and Post. For further information address MH. CABELL MADDUX, Propnetor. IG. BURKE, Chief Clerk, Dr. GW. CHANCELLOM, Resident Physician. my8-5mn ae: INT COMFORT, VIRGINIA. Oo” HYGEIA HOTEL, Terms for the season of 1586, beginning, June Ast, reduced 25 to 560 per cenit, but the highest standard of excellence maintained, Send tor uusiraved descriptive pam paler ata: my17-3m" Tras ‘Manager. BOOKS, &e. W. HOWE, argo je kevouion, Wk. Kirke MOONLIGHY BOY, BY ‘the Rear aut ‘Lolstol. “Us, by BP. Dai ude Paper 5:1 Cheap editions of “aur. Isaacs” and “Dr. Claudins” Lovell's Library, Harper s Mundy Series and other Paper Libraries, pase WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, iy: Sus an seet ne, Wasurs. outht or $4 ve Brauch loz dik sirect nostuwest, sand priv.ieges. st [Ove Ne | “he Laie Mrs | Ratr Mouse with same MRS. LUCY L. HUNTER. Musicians, cvoluion, Kirke, ee Coasts, Helen Jackson, Joseph, tive Yeinie Mk Farauéaes, Max Nor ‘ihe | ost Naine. St. Dahigreen, Cousuiur Remuulsceuces, Horstmann, EM Da Pe | Paper ser \rawiord’s Tale of a Lonely Mrs. bahigres Pocket Linraries: Fine and Cheap -uitioners, ied CG PURSELL, 418 om x, TN PARADISiL ect Adonis, .nd all of theexcelleut Riverside Parish, | Ltzere compass extract OF MEAT. Finest and cheap: st Meat Flavor- LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT “Isa sncress, should feel grate- Laauicet,” Genuine enly with the fie simile of Baron Lie bie's tee “stron Es Ing been Targely Used by deaters nection with baru Liebig, the publie wre ine Jortied that tue Jieuls Compa.ty alone cao | cer tae arbcle With aaron Licbig's gusrautee Or geuulieness, LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘To be had of all Storckeepers, Gro- geTeahd Chennsts. “Sole Ageuts for te United States (wholesale omy), C David & Con, 9 Fee Sure Avenue. Loudon, bugiaude satu Meuiin's FOOD, FOR INFANTS: AND INVALIDS. THE ONLY PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTHER'S MILK. INVALUABLE IN ERA INFAN1UM AND TEETHING. A PREDI- GESTED FOOD FOR DYsPEPTICS, CON-UMP- TIVES, CONVALESC. NTS. RFECT NUTRI- ENT IN ALL WAS?ING DISEASES. REQUIRES | NO COOKING. OUR BUOK, “THE CARE AND FSEDING OF INFANTS,” MAILED FREE. DOLIBER, LOODALE & CO., Boston, Mass, Jy21-wSs6m = , | Kevsrose Marr Wonsxey SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOK MEDICINAL USE STRICTLY PURE. THE BEST TONIC. ¥EKELCTS DIGESTION Unequalled 10F Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and Generai Devility PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00: € Bottles for $5.00: Beware of Imitations, i | None genuine without the ‘Signature sé EISNER & MiNDELSO: FOR SALEBY FLITE Yunnan na hour” & aaitom, 25in.wer . A Goo Prescrvixe Jan Saves time, saves money, saves aggravation, and even has been known to save proianity. ‘When you want the best thing In that line that the iffords call on oe market E, M. BURCHARD & BRO., ‘Dealers in all Fine Groceries, CHOL. | Standing they are casting <5 per cent more this season JOHN SON & LUTTRELL, aud 713 Market Space. Srecat Revveriovs F AvGuST, EATON PERRY, ri SKLED SEERSUCKERS at Azwe: pitonibit PRICK 162 NESTQUALITY PRINTED BATISTES at 1240; REDUCED + ROM 1, ce eeemes GREATLY MEDUCED PRICES" ON INDIA SUMMER SILKS AND SULKs. LOUISIN EMBROIDERED ROLLS. “CLOSING PRICES” ON SPR PAKASOLS. COMPLOTE Stock OF WHITE GOoD= INDIA LINEAS, PRON VICTORIA AND PRESLAN L, €. BATISTE CLAIRE, FRENCH NAL PLAID AND SIKIPLD Nar JAN LAWNS CH MUSLINS. Paenel LAWNS, trom 25e. to $1.00 A282 BCRU EMBROIDERED SWiss XS NTED ALL LINKN Di: LAINES, IN EXCLU- AT Svc A YAKD! NG WRAPS AND RITISH AND FRENCH BS .F LINEN IN ANDLRSONS | TUFTED S-O1CH ZePHYRS AT » PRICES, GENUINE CALCUTTA SE s. LADIES. GUNTLi MEN ANG CHILDREN'S. GAUZE AND MEDIUM WEIGHT MERINO USDERWLAR, fa PLAS FUL ALU STYLES AND SIZES, KIS AND OOniCGCT PRICES. SEATON PEERY. PRRRY BUILDING, Commer Yul street. Jy31. Penn. aw Established 1540. # Lassovren & Bro. WEHAVEI DOWN AND HAVE PUT THE Pi GARMENTS IN THE REACU OF ANY ONE WANTING THEM, FOR $3.40— \eoffer you a plain Lawn Suit with Tucks, well made, nicely fiuisiied FOR $3.75— We offer you plain Lawn Suit trimmed with Ruf fles und Tucks, nice quality Lawn, all sizes FOR $6.00— We show a beautiful Soit, with Tucks and Drapery, nd im appearance looks as nice us a usual $10 dress. FOR $6.50— We show a Suit that sold for $8.50, wel! made, nicely finished, 11 proportioned, plaited skirt and Over- dress. FOR $6.75— A fine India Linen Suit, with plaited Skirt an@Over- dress, FOR $7.00— We sow a fine India Linen Suit, Tucked tothe sist. This sult sold tor $10, and was cheap at that figare. For $850— A fine india Linen Suit, tucked Skirt and Overskirt, FOR $9.50— tng Stock for Soups, Mude Disues and Sauces | FOR $15.00— Attnual sale 8,000,000 Ja85. | _A superior quality India Linen Suit, with ruffles of | Embroiuery to dhe waist, | tuade, = Pennsv!vania Avenue, cor. digest. We cispiay fine India Linen Suits, tacked, and trim- med with Embroidery: Sdifteren: styles toselect trom. FOR $11.50— You can buy a Suit that recently sold for $15. This ismade of tine Indi. Linen, is nicely plalted and trhamed with Embroidery FOR $13. We can show vou a fine India Linen Suit, trimmed handsomely with all-over Embroidery, FOR §17.50— ‘You can now buy any of our Suits that sold tor $25, FoR o- ‘You buy our finest Suft in stock, ‘These are lavishly trimmed with ail-over Embroidery; hendsome designs and sold fur $29.50. So you see we mean to dispose of them. If the gar- ment suits you the price must.as they are the best values yet shown Iu White Suits, iz & larger stock of Dress Robes on hand.both in White and Colors, than we care to carry, we have cut the prices very deep, and hope tbereby to dispose of ‘them rapidly. Our Cotton Underwear Department is on the 24 floor. Ove whole room devored forthe display of these goods. Largest assortment. All best brands of Corsets always in stock. A reduction of 10 per cent will be made on all our uze Underwear for ladies and gentlemen from tmurked prices. An unnsusl amount ot Remnants of White Goods at haif their value. cnn F 424-426 SEVENTH STREET. REMEMBER, WE ARE STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Our patent cooling fans make it « pleasure to shop. jy30. Great Manx Dowx [x Goons Our Crescent Shirt, made of good cotton and fine | Linen Bosom, rel tent stays, only ode. Gur Tuvinn ane sulla cotton an five Linen. Made in the best manner, only SS ceuts, Percale Shirts, 2 Collars and tufts," cents. “Closing outa lot_of20 dozen muspenders. at cheap nt 25 cents, open Work Lace Shirts for 5U ets; regular price Socte 3h. "5 pairs French Unbleached Socks, full reguist Allthe latest styles Linen Coliats, $1.50 Berdizin, Six Viacst Dress Shirisauade vo onder ot Bb; perlect i guaraite = "At the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, stablishment, 7th st. GUAL GARMENTS” Aton SS CLveb” Furs of ait kinds repaired. Miss CUNNINGHAM, 1310 Sth st aw, 7, x a Tur Frvona Dress Suteups Are recommended by the lad re absolutely Lmpereivus MS ANNTE K. HUMP Sc Sash y jakes Corsets to order In every sivie and material, autecs perfect Stand comtoce RSPHCIALTI ES Ait Coderclotiliy, MerinoU nderwane ‘atid finest tinported Hosiery. Patent Shoulder Braces, aud ail Drees Reform Googe, Frenet corsets and Bustien, Children's Corsets and 4 $1 Corset (Miss L's own make) that for the price bs unsurpassed XL —French, Germa aud Spanis! spoken. mri JP! cH byewxa,“scounine aND Dat CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Cartains, Crape Vell, Feathers, K it Gloves, Flannel and Pongee our specialty. Geut’s Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Kepaired. Ladiet Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping ANTON 4 CAROLINE LERCH, tormeriy wits 4. Placher and apa Maison Vriese, Rue Rivoile, Paria a8 May Vox, Burzum, Monee “Peni Becs gra aeons as S20 14th st between Peed HOUSEFURNISHINGS. TeaNou WasekA VAPOR STOVE bbe sure you get the best, and one with the latest tm provements, wich you can find in our full assore Ment of all Sizes of the Celebrated CROWN JEW the DANFORTH FLULD constantly on band. thee, iat FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For allin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVER snd HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geveral, sno one need be wituout « well-furnished Lome Lecause they have mot got the cash to spare, Weare determined to knock the bottom ous of high prices, aud will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 4S CHEAP 48 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSB ‘WHERE FOR casi, And we make thisextraordinary offer that customers ‘can make their own terms in regard to paymenta, Come and see the largest store in the United Staten, Come and see the iargest und most varied stuck wee ect trom, Come after yon have posted yourselves on prices ‘sndleruus elsewhere, and we will guarantee youtuas GRUGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSR (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14@)STREETS N. W. Is the place you were looking for. Come andbe com ‘vinced that What we say ure tacts and nohumbag. We Tepeat, come and make your own Lerms—as Jel GROGAN'S. Jost Recerven 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 42 COST PRICEA, W. =. HOEKR 118 _ £01 Maree Space, 206 and 088 am Tus R IDGWway DEY AIR REFRIGERATOR. MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIO REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY USEITIS WITHOUT A PEER, SOLVIN@ THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE- FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS CON- TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFLUNITE PERIOD LS ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH A MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE IN ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHKES MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURK AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BR. MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY OBIALNED IN THE RIDGWAY, J. W. SCHAEFER @ BRO. (CHpXa, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISEING, ‘No. 1020 Seventh street norchwest. anid Sole Agents for the Distriet. SEE PIANOS AND ORGANS, AKGE, ASORTHENT, OF SECONDHAND Square, Grand aud U NOs some peaciy ce alluliy warranted, oi sil maken For esis Soum Sto B10 per outa. vce W. G. METZEROTT @ ©o., Je16-2m __ 908 Penin. ave, 20 door from Ocha, Enwarn F. Droor, 25 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Agent for Stel Sons, Gabler, Degicer Son, Masini & Wendell, Hallet Guustes gad Shands Instrumente Seldon sonia Chandloe. Tiectramests Sold on sceRsly peoebemty nd sipped. “'New aint Second-hand Planosof other makes always iu stout at tow ‘Telephone, 347° ye19 Jeza 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. S. B. Excory HAS REMOVED TO 1837 F STREET NORTHWEST. SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. 3 y21. SEWING MACHINES, &. WING MACHINES WNERS OF 5 WHICH Oiace ae onic, in tty, can be supplied with Teedies, Oils, Attaciunents sid Kepairs for als didier- eutmates at AURKEACH'S, 7th wd Ht sts, eas THESILUNY NEW AMERICAN: No Z, of which ‘The peculiar medicinal qualities of whisky distitien | towards universal wonuinin hteine thes high: ar a ; from the finent growth of live in the renowned arm Machine without spiral springs “and withoui ofthe Aono tbave- at the attention of | wheels, : the medial iactity tn the United States to sucha de. | The thousandy ot people in’ tts Ep fence tla very hist postion among the | nounee tine “No. tan Bost care We beg to invite the attention of connolgseursto one | ‘the qgiesrattd fine OLD WiIRRELS whos we Gller'at | tan the jollowing prices, in cases bottleseach. OLD RESERVE WHISKY we cnn sgis.00 | 2° "Gor sin uod Hate UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISKY.*1500 BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY enenneeooec1200 If you cannot obtain these Whiskies trom (Grocde, we will on receipt ot bank deaf, ferred), deliver them to sour address, charges to all poids east ‘These Whisk under, guarantee to give ious ouscrwiog ts" be revuroed ai sor Expense, soliekted ‘HE WHI" Fission i TE IS KING! THE ACME OF PER the category of sewing Machines A. and condensation of SECOND-HAND PIANOS aT ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR RENT SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY aND skaSHORE, WA KNABE@ 0a, mys ‘S17 Market Space, " Do Nor Prrcuase ‘Until You See The EMERSON PIANO, 4 thoronghly_frst-lase Instrument at « 1.000 now in use. Second Jan! Sail pee Largest amurtument © Sc music ip the city. ee O15 F ren,