Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. © - f , MONDAY. AUGUST 9, 1886. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The w TH: anther. Orricr oF Ee SIGNAL OF1 w warox, Det Indications jor 24 Liners, € Toten. Maryland, fair weather, 1CER. 9, 1336. newny ae 3 p.m. For Delaw followed by ioral Fdns, winds shifting to north: easterly, <ritionary tem perature, a1. X L will offer my entire stock Of dry goods and ladies’ and gents’ farnist © ports, “Gama ¥ water by the recent fede Hiumiuton fire, regurdiess of cost, com- Meneing Monday, 9th, aud continue until sold eur SLU 612 Pennsylvania ave., bet. 6th and 7th, Dr. F. X. DooLey hus a large force manutac- turing i Ague Powders, »S Pa. ave. pr MANNER in which the National ciation has paid its losses it toall persons seeking in- The costs areas low as any of the There are no annual or quar- particulars address Frank J. Fst. nw. dues. For pets, General Manager, 1 ¢ SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT in STAR paper. Also special prices in City Items. All our stock must ‘sold N. T. Merzcer & Bro., 417 7th street n.w. avs your eyesight. Consult Hempler, cor. 44- CITY AND DISTRICT. Amuse 6 To-Night. ALBAUGH’S.—“The Queen’s Lace Handker- ehiet.” MANASSAS PANORAMA.—15th street and Ohio avenue. ATHLETIC PARK.—Roller coaster. oe Condensed Locals. Mary A. Thompson, by her attorneys, Messrs. Thomas & McNally, Saturday, entered Iss5, the walis of her dwelling were under: mined by the defendant. Au exemplified copy of the will of Angeline Wailen, of MeCaysville, Pa. bas been fi “Fe. ‘The testatrix bequeathes house No. 418 Gib Street northwest, In this city, to her husband, Rev. Samuel S Walleu, ii tust tor her daughter. William H. Douglass was attacked with ver- tigo at the corner of 7th and Pennsy!vania ave- Rue northwest last evening, and feli, cutting his head badly. He was taken to his home, #42 22d street Lorthwes! at the B. and P. round- over a pit, Mr. William broken. He police ambu- nat Sth streets a Yesterday me Rouse, while stepping P. Price, an eng! Mrs. Elizabeth Terry, 1133 5th street north- west, repuris to police headquarters that about yelock Saturday, while on Sti street, be- tween Land M streets northwest her purse, containing $1.65, was snatched from her by & colored boy, who ran off with it. ‘About | oclock this morning the house of Mrs. B. B. French, 137 East Capitol street southeast, was entered by some one who Opened © small window at the back of the | Dullding. Mrs. Freuch was awakened by the ise, and gave an alarm by blowing # whistie. ‘The Would-be thiet made good his escape by & retreat. F. Manning, of this city, will be Sat the twentieth annual Universal Peace union, mbles in a grove on the Mystic river, hear Norwich, Conn., August 15th, Miss Fannie Stoops was thrown irom a ear- Fiage on 11th street southeast Saturday even- ing und badly bruised about the head. She ‘Was carried to her home in Anacostia, The Potomae Archer= have ieft their range on d now use the Wallach tol HULL. % ollice Was busily engaged to- ~ the jurors of the Criminal and | ble to receive their per diem betore, to the funds ranning ‘Out. Appropriation was made in the general deficiency bill (or this purpose ‘The Atiantic City excursionists, who left here Saturday night, returned at three o'clock this Morning, the train having been delayed by Wasbouts in New Jerse A bill tor the sale of the Helen S efty—146 acres, between the C. and 0. ca Edes’ mill and’ the Distriet line—was filed to- day by Rebecca K. Schenck et al. against W. Dulawy Kiddie et al. When Mr. Thomas corner of Lib and E st Mounted on @ bicycle, Saturday evening, the Wheel of bis machine’ slid on a barrel stave, throwing hun oif and injuring hin badly. Mr. Hugh P. McCann and Miss Annie B. Du were married at St, Dominic's chureh yester- day afternoon, Rev. Father W. A. Horgan per- Jorming the ‘ceremony. After the ceremony newly married couple held a reception at their future home on 44, street southwest. ‘Those who leave the city auring the summer can have THE Stak mailed to them ior any Jength of time and the address changed as often 4s desired. The subscription must be invariably paid in advance. Justice Merrick has made a decree of per- petual injunction in the case of Fannie KE. Hill and others against Michael B. Hariar. There Was an action to prevent the latter froin erec inga certain wall that would close up the win- dows of the former's dining roo ‘The funeral of Neilie Acker, daughter of the Jate Nicholas Acker, who died at Broad Run, on Friday night last, aged 21 years, took place from the family residence to-day, Kev. Dr. Ad- | ison odticiating. ag A Pan-Electric Suit. MR. MAAS FILES A BILL TO DIRECT THE TRANSFER OF CERTAIN STOCK. To-day Hon. John Ambier Smith, for Maur- ice Maas, filed a bill in equity agt, the Pan- Electric Telephone company and Robert F. Looney, directing the transier of certain stock. ‘The complainant states that defendant Looney ‘Was the older of certificates 26,27 and 30,each Jor 1,000 shares of $100 each, and certificates 31 for 787 shares, and No. 76 for 500 shares, aud on the 29th of July, for a good and vaiua- Die cunsideration, assigued the same to plain- Ui; that subsequently he called at the otliee of the company and asked that new certificates be issued representing his shares, at the same Ume tendering is certificates, aud this the de- fendant deciined to do, and the stock remains iu the name of Looney on the books, although complainant purchased the stock in good faith, The complainant is a New York broker and as been acting as such for the company, and the object of the suit is to obtain the transfer and certificates in small amounts. ee Columbia Heights, school grounds on C ‘The tarsh Latimer was near the is, on his way home, ‘The Caterpillar Pes! ‘To the Fuitor of the Tux EVENING STax: Your eiforts for the destruction of the worms on the trees were appreciated by your numerous Teaders, though, most unfortunately, it was too the work of destroying the nests |. Will you again urge immedi- tention to webs now forming? From the appearance of the trees the coming seou: be inuch Worse than the former one. L.W.M. ‘The Pharmacy Law. a STAR: I take great pleasure in answering an article of Saturday's issue, signed “Pharmacist.” If the pharmacist will ‘kindly read public docu- quent No, 101, titled “An act to regulate the Practice of pharmacy in the District of Col- umbia,” he will see that this act gives the com- missioner of pharmacy $3 for each person Whom they register Without examination and $10 tor cach person whom they do exainine, and that the mouey received under this act shail be applied to the payment of such ex- peuses as the commissioners may inenr in exe- ‘euting the provision of this act. STERED PHARMACIST.” What is He? ‘To the Editor of Tux EVENING Star: if Major Waiker is not a policeman then an Officer is not a soldier. AW. ———— Rognentes Reroxrep.—Jobn H. Mason, 122 Sebaiz alley northeast, reports stolen from bis room two silver watcies and a pair ot panis, Valued at $15. Jacob Sanger, 405 4%, street suuthwest, reports stolen from a show case two pair of ladies’ shoes, Valued at $1, about one o'clock Saturd: Koth, ot 419 K street northwest, reports that a day there "was stolen from her money drai $250 1a small change. “A. G. Steveus, of 162: 3d street, reports stoien from his house, 2017 Q street, Saturday night, # lot of carpenters’ wols, Valued at $12. =e EXHIBITION OF THE VIRGINIA GRANGERS, The Grange Camp association of northern Virginia, recently ‘incorporated by the legisla: lure, bas purchased forty acres of land ou the Washington, Ohio and Western railroad, about Auirty minuies’ ride from this city, where they propose to hold an annual judustrial exbivi- ton, bexinn! This district © exhibitions in Fair fax county, and they propose to ereet buildin and arrange such a program as will make th exhibition exceed in ‘interest those of pre- Vious years. During the Week the exhibition wil! continue addresses will be made on sub- Jects of interest to Larmers by Gov. Fitzhugh ice, Comminsioner of Agriculture Colinan and the éx-Comuissioner Geo. B. Loring andotbers, INCENDIARY FIRE.—A stable belonging to Mrs, Catherine Dentz, and occupied by Win. T. Guidon, in the rear of house ih street, Was destroyed by fire Saturday night. A horse and wagon were burned; loss $400. Thestable, ibis thought, was fired by an Incendiary. A Witsess Becomes a Paisoxer.—Frank Barr, a young man who tives in South Wash- ington, att the Police Court as a witness | aud while stazding ou the portico in front ot | Ue court talking to another witness Officer Slack approacted bim and warned him avout interfering with the other witness, when he (Barr) swore at the officer, who placed him Under arrest. Darr resisted and dealt the offi- cer a blow between the eves. With assistance the officer took Barr to the celis below and Bai- lif Barton then wok charge of the prisoner, saying he could coax him tovo in the ceil quit ety but found that be was mistaken, for Barr deait uim a blow between his eyes, skinning ‘his nose. The prisoner still retused to be put in the cell and was permitted to sit in the passage. ‘He was taken beiore Judge Harper, who fined im 55 for profanity and $10 for assaulung Bailiff Barton. For assaulting Officer Slack he ‘Was held for the action of the grand jury. SUNDAY AT JACKSON GROVE. ‘Thousands of Visitors at the Camp- Meeting—The Sabbath Day Exercises. Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR. JACKSON Grove, August 9. Saturday was a quiet day in camp, particu- larly in the afternoon, but towards night a large number of arrivals enlivened the en- mpment. Among those arriving were Rev. T. H. Lewis, of Western Maryland college, and Rev. T. E., Coulburn, of Lynehburg, Va. The sermon Saturday evening was by Rev. Dr. Ewell. The arrivals Saturday night were somewhat larger than were expected, and in some of the tents considerable planning was required before all were disposed of. One of ¢ Union tents, it fs stated, sheltered no less than twenty-three ladies and children, and was dubbed the bee hive. Yesterday the’ weather all that could be wished, and those who expected visitors from the city and coun’ ere not disappointed. The trains sout brought to the grounds probably 500 and the trains north about the same number, which, with the country people and the teniers and heir friends, made a total of probably 3,000. afternoon trains brought out others, mak- a total during the day of nearly 5, THE SERVICES YESTERDA‘ ‘The attendance at the early morning prayer meeting at 6:45 o'clock was much larger than usual. Itwas conducted by Rev. C. N. Robin- son, of Brooklyn. The experience meeting, at ock, Was conducted by Rev. Mr. Fe a ‘al minister of the Broadway church, Balti- more, und it was better attended and © much more lively meeting than the preceding one: At 10:30 o'elock th Tung for preac ing services, and long before this hour every chair in the tabernacle, as well as the board seats, were taken. After appropriate music, jucluding a solo by Mr. Edmonds, accompanied by Mr. McClelland, organist, the president of the association, Mr. W.J.¢. Dulany, made @ statement as tothe financial condition of the ton—there b a deficiency of $250. tion Was taken, whieh netted about le *. Dr. L. W, xv., 25th,on Uh forin were Lewis, C. ET. the ME. el burg. In the afternoon the women’s meeting, cor ducted by Mrs. Rutf, was crowded, and’ at 3 | ck the audience in and about the taber- © exceeded considerably that of the morn- Rey. Dr. Ewell preached from Matthew “inis is Jesus, the King of the Bates preached from Matthew power of will. On the plat tes, Messrs. E. J. Drinkhouse, T. H. N. Robinson, (ot the M.E. chureh), |. J. L. Mills and. G.'W. Gywnn, (of ‘hureh), and T, E. Couiburn, of Lyneh- ing. xxv Jews. At the conclusion of the sermon Rev, John R. Nichois sung, “I’m a Child of a King” and the “Home of the Soul,” the audience joining in the choruses. The Services at bight were con- ducted by Rev. Dr. J.1. Kilgore. A prayer meeting followed. During the afternoon Rev. J. W. Gray at the tentot Mr. 8.8. Tracey christened Frank We-- ley, son ot Perey and Anna Williams, and Juithes Preston, son of Eliza and the late James Hopkins. POLITICS AS WELL AS RELIGION, Religion was not alone the subject of discus- sion during the day, as polities, babies, erops and other themes received considerable atten Among others whose presence kept up al discussions were M. Bai E Anderson, 8. Rockhold, James Bra R V. Myers, Dr. W. G. Williams, George Jacobs, Chas. ‘Duvall, Gen. Bond aud ‘Wm, Snowden. ‘The gist of the talk seemed to be in favor of the renomination of Mr. Compton for Congress. Among others on the ground were Gen, P. F. Bacon, S. J. Thomson, A. K. Williams, W. W. Mead,’ S. H. Sherwood, Allen Boswell, T. A! King, John W. Thompson and _R. F. King, of Wasitingtoa; Capt. J. B. Ridgway,S. W. Duvall, of Prince George county; Caicb Kelly, of Balti more; J. R. Woodward, R. T. Williams and C. €, Prather, of Anne Arundel county. ‘The order during the day was excellent. Of the four persons intoxicated who were put off the ground by Police Oiicers Staley and Wig- ley, tree claimed to be from Washington and ou¢ from Stoney Run. There was some little liquor drinking on the outskirts, although this is @ local option section, A few empty flasks Were found in the woods und at the railroad platform, but none of the effects of drinking Were seen within the circle of tents. OMPARING NOTES ON BABIES. Some ot the Washington visitors were aston- ished at the numerical strength of some of the Apne Arundel families, several boasting of from a dozen to a score of children. One citi- zen of South Washington, however, claimed to have as good reeord as being the father of twenty girls und one Yesierday was looked upon in every respect, excepting ‘spiritually, as the best day in the history of the association, which Is now out of debt. “A meeting of the ‘stockholders will be held this aiternoon, at which itis likely a new impetus will be given to the enterprise. A Serious Shooting Case. A_BOOTBLACK SHOT IN THE HEAD BY A STOVE POLISHEK—THE WOUND MAY RESULT FATALLY. Between 1 and 2 o'clock yesterday morning & shooting uffray occurred on F street, between 2d and 3d streets southwest, between a party of colored men, during which “Bob” Davis, a bootblack, was shot behind the right ear by James Seany, a stove polisher, and seriously wounded. There has been bad feeling between the men over a shooting affair which’ occurred about LWo years ayo, since which tine several conflicts between them have taken place. Yes- terday morning Davis, with several other men, who were under the influence of liquor, met Seany in the neighborhood mentioued’ and Started a fight. Some one in the crowd struck Seany witu a slat from a tree box while others pounded him with their fists. Seany was crowded so close by the men who were beating him that he drew his pistol and fired, the shot taking effect in Davis’ head. _Atter the shoot- ing the injured man was taken by bis irlends to Dr. Holden's residence, ou 6th street, and the doctor instructed them to take him around the corner to the station house, where he would attend him in afew minutes.” Davis refused to be taken to the station house and the men car- ried him to his home in Limerick alley, where he was found three hours afterwards by officer Lightborn. Up to that tie Davis had not re- gelxed medical attendance and was very Weak from loss of blood. ‘The officer sent for Dr, Hol- den, wuo dressed the wound and extracted the bal any had leit South Washington to no- tly his employer of wnat had eccurred and was on bis way to the sixth precinet station. to surrender himself when he was arrested by Ser- geant Brosnan and locked up on a charge of as- Sault und battery with intent to kill. ‘This morning Seany Was taken to the Pollee Court to answer the charge of intent to kill, but on ac- count of Davis’ coudition the case was indeti- nitely postponed. See CLUBBED BY THE OFFICERS FOR RESISTING AkxEST.—This morning in the dock beiore Judge Harper In the Police Court stood Peter Moten. 4 colored barber, who presenied a@ frightful appearance, bis Clothing’ being sata- rated with blood, irom the loss of which he seemed to be very weak, and two ghastly wounds, irom which blood ‘was oozing, could be plainly ‘seen, one between his eyes’ and the other on the top of his head. He carried on his arm a seersucker coat, which was also satu- rated witn blood. The story told. by the wounded man and Ofticers Hagan and Walker Was to the effect that yesterday Moten drauk too much. and was profane in his talk or spoke too luud, wien they urrested him; that he resisted and struck one of the officers, when the blackjack or club was applied to bis head With considerable force. When searched at tbe station a razor was taken from him. He was fined $20 for carrying wrazor and $5 for dis orderly conduet, ——— ROBBED A STREET CAR.—While Logon Padg: ett, a driver of Belt Line car No. 12, was water- ing his horse at the corner of 11th and E streets northwest Saturday evening, a colored. boy krabbed his casi box, containing $7.50. 18 money and tickets, and’ made off with it. This morning Onticer Harry Jones arrested James Honesty, u young colored man, Wearlog & “chestuut bell,” and locked him up for the fob- bery. He was taken to the Police Court, where he pleaded guilty to the charge. He Was sen tenced to 30 days in Jail and 30 days in deault of restitution, —_—_.__ ASSAULTED HER SISTER WITH A HATCHET, Last evening about 8:30 o'clock screams of “murder” coming from house 726 Freeman's, » between N and O, 6th and 7th stree ts ted the attention ot officer Riley, wao, upon going to the house fouud Eliza Berry, col ored, standing in the middle of the floor with a hatchet in her hand and her sister Susan Kien ards lylag ta te corner of the room with blood Streaming down her face from two severe cuts on her head which had Leen inflicted by her sister With the hatchet, The troubie Was caused by Susan interfering with Eliza because she Was correcting her ehild. Dr. Taylor was called to attend the injured woman and sewed up the cuts. Eliza was arrested and locked up to answer to a cuarge of assault with intent to kill. The case has been continued until Wed- hesday. ee HELD FoR SECOND OFFENSE OF GRAND ¥.—James Hill, & youug colored man ied yesterday aitéraoon near the cor rot 2d and B streets northwest by Detective Mahon on a charge of stealing two silver Watches and @ pair of pants from. the room of John H. Musou, 122 Schultz's alley. When placed under arrést be atacked the T and ascuille Letween them ioliowed, the officer giving hin some effective blows with his black- Jack. “A colored man came to the officer's as- sistance and was knocked down by Hill. This morning in the Police Court Hill was held for the grand Jury on a charge of second offense. evince Rea. Esrate SALes. —James H. Rowland has sold to Fannie A. Moore, tor $9,324, alley ground, containing 23,311 square feet, in the center of square 628, which Les between New Jersey avenue, North Capitol, E und F streets Geo. Emimert’ has sold to John G, Slater, for 36,521.80, two lots, 24 feet front each, on the horth side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d aud 4th streets southeast, pete = Sus) Affairs in West Washington. BASEBALL.—The Olympics meet the Mer- chants at Olympic park this evening ina game for the benefit of William Nelson, of the Olym- pies. Mr, Charles H. Fickling, of this place, has offered a’ gold medal valued at $25 for the player of any club in the District Teague mak: ing the best general average. The Olympics will visit Frederick to-morrow to playa nine of that city. A FouR-YEAR-OLD GIRL ASSAULTRD.—About balf-past eight o'clock this morning John Henry, a 13-year-old colored boy, was arrested by Officer Burrows and charged’ with making an indecent assault upon Nannie Paberapel tee four-year colored child, on @ vacant lot near tt corner of 32d street and Prospect avenue. He is now locked up at this precinct. DISAPPOINTED EXCURSIONISTS.—The steam packet “Excelsior” started up the canal yester- day for the Great Falls with a large crowd ot pene on board, but was compelled to return use one of the lock gates had been broken. during the night. Nores.—The Rev. Alfred Sutton, the colored evangelist, preached to a large crowd of boat- men on Wuaterstreet yesterday morning.——The funeral of Lewis Baker took place yesterday aiternoon and was largely attended. Interment at Presbyterian cemetery ‘Mr. Warren E, Pickrell returned home from Capon Springs on Saturday.——Officer Connelly made @ raid upon @ number of young boys this morning for bathing in the river. After extracting a R mise of not repeating the offense, Lieut. lway released them. ‘TEMPERATURE AND UONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A.M.—Great Falls, temperature, 74; con- dition, 14. Receiving ‘reservoir, temperature 77; condition at north connection, 9; south connection, 14. ean reservoir, tem- perature, 68; condition at influent gatehouse, 19; etuent gatehouse, 20. pane An Iguana from Brasil. WHEN HE DIES HIS BODY WILL BE BROUGHT TO THE NATIONAL MUSEUM. From the Philadelphia Times. “I want to show you a new and womder living thing that arrived at the garden on Fri- day,” said Head Keeper Byrne, as he led the way to the snake house yesterday. The new arrival is about as horrible and yet as dandified @ looking fellow as can be found on the banks of the Schuylkill. He is ina glass case. It is the iguana, a species of the tizard family, and was forwarded to the garden by the conimis- siouers of fisheries of Massachusetts, with the Fequest that when he dies his body shall be sent to the Smithsonian Institution at Wash- ington. His body is a drab color, mixed with bluck streaks, His neck and head’ are erect; he has a long tail like an alligator, and four paws Which spread out flat upon’ the sand in his warm cage just like alizard’s feet. Stickin; out from the center of his back, from the hea all the way down towards the tail, is a row of black bristles, which stand erect ‘and do not ook as it they would make a person comforta- ble who would have the temerity to sit down upon them. Its eyes ure intensely black and suappy, and from around the mouth there hang curious pleces of skin looking like plated armor. When the iguana is stretched out he will probably measure five feet in length, There is a pool of water in the cage, and he Occasionally takes a bath. ee ONE oF BUFFALO BILL's INDIANS INSANE.— All the Indians with Buffalo Bill's Wild West, on Staten Isiand, were aroused at 3 a, m. oné last week by one Shawopee, a Sioux In- dian, who told them that the cowboys intended toshoot them. It was with some dilficalty that Mr. Cody dissipated their fears. Lon Wolf, known us the medicine man, declare that Shawopee had had the nightmare. It was decided to send the Indian back to the Sioux reservation at Standing Kock agency, Dakota, as it was found that he was suffering from int sanity. He was placed in charge of two mem- bers of his tribe and a white man and taken west. ———_+ee_____ The beaters of the Columbia (Pa.) rolling mill Saturday joined the puddiers in thelr strike for Philedeiphia prices, and work has been entirely nded there. ‘Tue chances are that there will be a long strike. bre 3 yf Rk R OO ¥ a [RAE RB Aa KK BBB 4 AK K ir 09, wet P Oo WWWW D p ¥ 00 Ww oW DDD KKE ABSOLUTELY PURR 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 ot low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders SOLD ONLY IN CANS. ROYAL Bakixe Powvse Co., 108 Wall streay Nex. oc24 Lawss: Lawss: Lawysin BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 5c. FRENCH LAWNS, 18, 20c. LINEN LAWNS, 12%, 15. CRINKLED SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS, 6c. BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, VELVETS at ‘actual cost until September 1. BLANKETS at actual cost until September 1. A RRR TIT RR Ss PO ky Bey THT GEE RRR, 555 89 Ad BRR OT ERE *ssq ooo 24 ET kee BOB ss - 71 MARKET SPACE. BEAUTIFUL FIGURED : SaTr excellent quality. Cash price 20e. Reduced to 12ige. wibtresetve a iaige si’ Steeiear oui De™. Gas Quiir," worth $1.50. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. ‘Twoot our Handsome Satin Damask large size, buys $10 Stock Tuaxixo 18 about over and the result reached VERY GRATIFYING. ‘The thorough examination of goods incident to stock taking developed instances of benefuction to our frlends and customers, We will give yous few examples, The TR THREE WARM DAYS last week Induced such orth Si presented {0-each eustouier whe worth $1. presented to each customer who worth of ry Goods au for thin goods that we could scarcely give complete attention to all seekers: in fact, on Saturday one hundred persons must have gone away unwalted on, Ttmay turn warm again— must turn warm again, aud then you will want a SEERSUCKER COAT AND VEST. ‘We do not intend to carry ours over to next season, 80 we take all our best crinkles, which we flatter our- selves cannot be equaled elsewhere in respect to elther ‘ft or workmanship, and inark them from $3 DOWN To 92. ‘Look at them inthe south southeast window. Stock taking showed us also where we could make another Teduction for the benefit of OUR CUSTOMERS as well as ourselves Five dollar trowsers are al- ways in demand, so we took all our Edward Harris trowsers, made in our own shop, and reduced them FROM 87 TO $5. No better wearing or filting trowsers in the world. Im going through the siock we find several hundred pair of trowsers formeriy belonging in sults, from which the coats and vests have been sold away. Among them are about two hundred pair of fine worsted trowsers, well worth eight and nize dollars, which we now remark ~~ = In so large a stock as ours we scarcely ever fall to fit customer, even at this season, when the stock is near the last ofebb, Some idea may be gained of its mag- nitude when we reiote that it takes about three thous- ‘and dollars worth of stock to Gill our show windows ‘when properly displayed. THE CASSIMERE SUIT STOCK is whittled down to unusual proportions, and that is the only part of our stock that we fear to call your A CONFERENCE AT MONTELLO.—The eighth annual session of the Baltimore conference, M- *. chureh:, colored, w im next Thursday,at the church at Montelio. ‘Ihe officers ut thecon- ference are A. D. Coupling, president, Rev. John H. L. Cooper, secretary, and Rev. Benja- min Gant, general agent, ee Ex-Gov. W. B. Taylor, of Wis, has created a sensation by being privately married to @ respectable but obscure widow of that place with a family of children. He was di- Yorced swe Years ago from his tormer wite. ‘attention to, But if wecannot fit you in » strictly Cassimere sult, there are the worsted ald flannel suite asa ad Last RESORT. ‘We have made everything, prices included, as agree ‘able as posible. ae @aKS AND COMPANY, ¢ SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE, CITY ITEMS. EDUCATIONAL. Rend! Read! Save your money and bri it where youcan make money by purchasing the following bargains. In order to entirely clear our store of all our stock: blackberry brandy 65c. a bottle; old California wine $1 a bottle, (worth $2.50 for age and quality.) Lovers of old wine take notice. Very superior old sherry wine $1.23 a bottle; curacao $1.39 a bottle; anisette, $1.34; absinthe, chino, $1.40 each ‘per bottle; all Holland ‘gin, $1 a bottle. Clare! and domestic, at every price. ported ime juice syrup 55c. a bottle; lemon extract 15c. a bottle; Vanilla, 18c. a bottle; large bottle olives 400. Black tea 26c. a pound; green tea 35c. a pound, Gust to close itout) Celery salt 120: Rettle! Wax tapers 11c. a box. However, we can not tell you all the elegant things youcan buy so cheap. Come and see for yourself. 7 N. T. METZGER & 417 Tins bw. Gent's Suits Cleaned, $1,—Satisfaction guaranteed at C.PuTscHE’s,17: x 29Pa.av.m,w,s3m Fresh Alderney Butter churued every morn- ing and delivered in 4 1b. “Ward” prints, 350. per lb. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Sc. per quart. Cream 15 centa, Pickwick Club Whisicy is the best. GGG. RRR EEE A TITT G@ R E AA i J be AR ER tee 2“4 7 REE ER 8S; Fron RR F Peeve ts eee Ee 1 RRR) ge Ssso AAT ER FOUR R gee Ses £84 Eos Eee OF oo ok ree Gn gG Gas fee B 00 00 Kk BaP “0? oo? Mc Bast ar BI MM MM oO” 5S, Be a FE Muay 7 988s Bh tk UG WOE 88s BBB AA UU MMM Sus8 = 100,000 volumes of Choice Literature to be sold this Week at less than the cost of paper and binding. 5,000 Cloth Bound Books to be sold at 15 cents per ‘volume, regular price for the same from 50c. to$1.00. For special price list call at Book Department. CHAS, BAUM, 416 7th street northwest 9 ACQUIRE A GOOD MEMORY, ow MoE BY PROF. A. BOYD, Fors few gays longer st O24 Pat nw. ew book, “How. ire a Gost empory.* forsale. "Published st 928.N- tt. Baltimore, Sod for ctrenlar, urate SUMMER RESORTS, SBURY PARK, 3, A Stockton House, 94% Second Avenue, infill view of deca, ‘Tat it R10 Superis s pees Biles eidental’ expenses, "No examination for admission Ly.-SWITHIN: 'Y for You from Philadelp! c ly. Special arith rudents, lect any sti a8 OF at s may select any studios or 4 Stem Charter which. prohibits the sale of ait foricatiog drinks, For bew illustrated cireutar ad: dees the Principal end dress, netpal Proprietor SWITHIN 'C. SHORTLIDGE, A. M., Pa. Principal at Riggs Sto9pm. ‘au5-2m ‘A SCHOOL YEAR—$195 QUARTER: SHORTLIDGES Men and Boys, Media, Pa., 12 Fixed price covers every ‘even books, @c. No extra charges. No fii- or anand packard ‘Business, Class- (Harvard Graduate), Media, , AUgUst 17th, Des eek, “Address gany Co., Md. T DEER Par extensive shady ‘Apply to 9) Mr MMA RST-CLASS TABLE near Hotels; = DROGE. MD. Fil grounds, FHTFUL MOUNTAIN RESORT, ‘and dry with abundance of good ‘ater and fresh muk. Terms $9 to Mrs A. J. PRICE, Frostburg’ Alle. ERKELEY deg, Fahrenheit. temperature for eat tor ‘er: HORTHAND _ REVOLUTIONIZED — SLOAN- SDurcoran: sim bie system in the worl ‘Classes forming. Tuition lest, most rapid and most legi- M for rheumatism, ous affections modates 500 guests. RS MT. ‘Norwood Hall, Asbury Park, N. season, has taken the St ontd for September at reduced Fates Jd SPRINGS AND BATH. OPEN JUNE 10, 101 Miles on Baltimoreand Ohio RR ny 5 hoor rom Wahingtcn to hate 5 ch ai gate gfe meria at consist of spouts, shower, plunge and swimming pools and are large and elegant. Teuperature of water, 7 eee eee eee Sones ‘Round trip tickets, good for season, $0.25. JOHN T. TREGO. SOUTHALL, PRO! Augustine, Sth’ correspongence. Call for prospectus. 821 Fst. n. am = 7 ane HE CO ENTAL, ATLANTIC AV..g AMES QORRIDON, ERIVATE paar above BT ave,Auantic City. NJ: Home Yi) year.) Phont , Pena i mforts: excellent” table: delightfully” loca: da be Columbian College’ Preparatory School. 1340.11 | {er neat becee ath ida ot st, n.w.; 6 to 10 o'clock p.m. aul-lmé | street cars and ‘buses. P.O Hox 272. THOS. 'T. GEORGE'S HALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG | ALLAN and E. J. SACKS, both of Washington, D. men, St. George's, Baltimore, county, Md., Prof J, | _J¥27-1m*_ ; KINEAR, A. M., Principal, reopens Sept. 20th: AY RIDGE, English. Ciaseical aitd Commercial, Unsurpassed in | 13: = sdvantaies and situation: $230 t0 $900 _fySl-im* | ~ The Superiority of the Attractions at Ray $y ‘APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, FOR BOTH SEXES, | Ridge are admitted by all fair minded peopie M Concordville, Pa. Yale aud Harvard Professors. ‘Paorough instruction tn all” departments. “A well ris, “ies ‘Salt Water ‘ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. ‘Next Session opens SEPTEMBER 30, 1886, TSSHORTLADEE, A.M Principal. M ‘Beside the regular Collegiate Course, embracing English, the Classles and the Sciences. 3 in agriculture, Civil und. Mechanical and Sppiied Chiemiatry are provided, und ofa full corps of Professors and eminent Leetur. era” The ‘Cadets ure uiider military orgauization aud Aiscaptine. Before making final selection send for Catalogue of this institution, giving full pariculars'as to cousoes of Instruction, Terms and Scholarships. Location unsurpassed for beauty, bealthfulness and. convenience of access. Address— MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, 232m Prince George's county, Ma. HE COMSTOCK SCHOOL, NO, 32 WEST 40TH ST., NEW YORK, {facing Reservolr Park.) English. French and German Rept i tal courses ,1886, MISS DAY in charge. Jy10-m&w KS FOR SUMMER READING. zs vy He of Superior Paper mad Env es tor 25 gents. boas nas) ‘Balls, Fashionable Stationery, Lawn Tennis, Croquet, Buse O'G PURSELL, ‘Bookselter, 418 9th st B ta Barbara and Around There, by H. C. Ford. jolden Mediocrity, by Mrs. Philip Gilbert Hamme Malinda’s Opportunity. Uy Helen Campbell, ‘Rear Guard of the Kevolutiou, by Edmund Kirke. Won by Waiting by Edna Lyall The Late Mrs. Null, by Stockton, ‘The latest issues of Paper novels, including: Sam Lawson's Storles, by H.B-Stowe. Conspiracy. by Adam Badvau, Chaace Acquaintance, by W. D. Howells. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 7th street nw. ‘W asurxetox Crncutattye Limaany, 1749 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, New Books and Hest Periodicals Finy Ceuts South oF 8i'veacly, Branch’ 1622" 14ui street Horttwest, with same terms and privileges. Jy3 MRS. LUCY L. HUNTER. a. Wall, Stockton, Ralf House, Lucy C: Lillie. Story of Susie and Musicians, tear Guard of the evolution, Kirke, The other Side, Foran, Glimpses of Three Cousts, Helen Jackson, Tetty's Strange Stor vanes Coutitry Banker, Georgie Raa, History of Education, Painter, Wonby Walting, Ly i ee josepli, the Pritie Minister, Taylor. Puradoaes, Max Nordane’ ‘he Fost Name: Mrs Dahlgren, Cousulur Reminiscences, Horstmann. WW. H. MORRISON, jy? 475 Peimsylvania ave. Miss Juumr Consos Sars In an article entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year? “Fuel for a cooking Stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided OCKE were used in cities,” dc, WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— 4€Bushels for $3.70, ‘£0 Bushels for $2.50. COKE NOT CRUSHED— 40 Bushels for $2.90, ‘45 Bushels for $2.00 WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, 411 and 413 10th street Near On Faz Away. NEAR OR FAR AWAY. People who leave home for the summer often expe. rience the need or some article of Clothing forgotten in the hurry to get away. Whether summering up north, among the lakes, at the seashore, on the moun- taius, or some secluded and quaint nook in the coun- try, perhaps a Light Overcoat would prove a comfort and protection. A thin Suit or a Cost is always a luxury on @ hot day,und you've neglected to take either. a5 ‘M ybe your Boy has torn his Trousers, or you would. like a Sailor Suit or Shirt, for him to rough itin, We keep Underwear fur both Man or Boy. In fact, 8 va- ried assortment of all kinds of Furnishings at the very lowest prices ‘Those of our customers at present out of the city might write to us, telling thelr wants, and the Clothes ‘can go by express or mull to the remotest hamlet at & trifling expense. ‘Those who stay at home, or those Who vistt the capital city, will find here the coolest ot cool Clothing, as wellas excellence, with economy in articles of Dress, NOAH WALKER & co, ‘ Sy17 625 Pennsylvania avenue rding and Day school for Young sadies Opens CORBRIQTIE HALL SCHOOL, ‘Hall, St, Mary's county, Md., will commence its 93d year SEPTEMBER ZTH,” 1886, Absolutely heatthtal location, with extensive grounds. ‘Thorough Military Instruction. ‘Terms $160 per yea ineering direc 7 CHARLOTTE For Cir- culare address WM. T. BRISCOE, Sec. Jy21-w,sém,2m oO Zoological Gard: al THT joat Blegant Fishing, Loi FO} Returning, Last a House with first-class Compa Rare Animals. Su B.& 0. OFFICE, 1351 PED the Opera is ove BAY RIDGE HOTEL NOW OPEN ‘The Largest hestaurant ever constructed. J ongest Gi Palace Bath Houses, vity Railroad im the World. Bathing Tn New Bathing Salts, “Grand Music Stand, ection of jen, with the Largest cu Birds and Snakes in the South. Horses, arringes. Steam Launches, Rowing Bosts, ‘Sail Boats, ‘Beautiful Lake, "gest Pier in the World. ‘The Entire Grounds, Lake and Pier Iiuminated at Night with the Electric Light. FOR TICKETS, CHARTERS AND OTHER IN- RMATION, CALL AT NNA. AVE. Trains Leave B. & 0. Depot daily, except Sunday, 12:10 a.m. und 4:30 im. ‘Train Leaves Hay ftidge at 9:15 (after rriving in the ety at 1030 pam ‘OTRE DAME OF MARYLAND, AN Collegiate snstitute for YOUNG LADIRS and Preparatory Schoo! for LITTLE GIRLS, Embla P. O., three miles from Baltimore, Md. Conducted by the Sisters of Notre Dame. Send for jyl2-m,w,s-2m. if NORWOOD INSTITUTE, A Select Boarding aud Day School tor Reopens SouyF seclenane Latte Gina ns SEPT 29, Forcaualogue and al particulars address Mr. and Mrs, WA DY CABELL: Principals, 1212 and 1214 Lath st.,or, for immediats Bitention, at Norwood, Nelson Co. Vat Pupils desirousof preparing for the regular course ofthe Norwood insiltuie, or wo wien au opportunity to acquire a pracical use of the French languages will find it to thelr interest to attend the summer session Norwood. 4y20-2m, NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE: WINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGE. For Your n—With Preparatory and Business Schools for For Young Ladies—With Prepara- tory and Primary Schools for Girix, ‘all sessions open September 16th, 1886, Separate butldings. Catulogues rendy. Address Rev. A, MJELLY, B.D, Prest,, New Windsor, Md. m1 ete" sanitary RIEST, Propri per week. OUNTATN » Bl Proprietor, oll P.O. NOW OPE est Shore Rail p OCK LEAN DSCHOOL for giris Gandy ‘ing, Mont. | City Station of Rcoia sles nora or Atashington Cites re: | cre co opens Sept. Jv. ‘Thorough training; homegoveruiient: | deiphi Reaith careinlly attended tor nuiuber itmited. Sor | CATSKILT M circulars address HENRY C. HALLOWELI, A.M, (aie) 330i (OOL OF LANGUAGES, “314th st. not, ee BERLIT2 § Vill be open all sununt via Kingston, Pheenicis, P. Leave Jersey’ Ci Kaave:skill, via Sym x GUARD GSO) HOTEL, ATLANTIC AVE K Allantic City, N. J. Electri’ bell in every, de ightful resort, on top Ridge Mountains of Vi open JUNE IST. 1886. HENKY L MAS aR, \ TLANTIC HOTEL. OCEAN CITY, MD. For circulars, appiy to 108,404 after Sunday, Tone sey Cily station at $:45a.m0. Arrive Hotel Kaatersii room; hotel lighted by electric light; con arrangements, JOS. ltor. $1.00 per day. and § TOP HOTEL.—THI reinia, will be Afton Depot, Va. ina, below Pacific, Atlantic BOX 1030, 2 ;OW OPEN. JOHN TRaCy, = feat ‘Odean City, Ma. Bs express trains on }road will run to and from the Jersey tie Pensylvania Rat road, makin LAKE GEORGE, ADIRONDACKS, Giose connections with fast trains to aud from Phila | TAIN EXPRFSS.—Leave Jer- m.: Grand Hotel, 1:45 pan ‘Mit House station, 1:30 p.m; 1 MT, y Station Li Kingston, 4: Great reduction in prices | 4:25 p.m; Phoenicia, 3:30 p.m. for summer. 3 Faieuvilie. 4225 pm. Arrive. Sarat 4320 8 Parlor Cars for Hotel Kaaterskilly craud Ties 1 rae att epee = = Sa TSKILE 30 Az RENCH LESSONS. = SS Pes U Pupils taaght iu one season a practical use of the | 1a! Scan aca language anda Parisian ‘this w: ¥y Jy16 STRUCTION | CONTIN MER--MADAME HOFPELDT, Teacher of sin. ing ufter ‘tie true Italian method. Classic a Modern Music: good German, French and liallan, by unsurpassed methods, hus ler rooms at 710-13 st n.w., late 1219 G. jyl Mr ST. JOSEPHS COLLEGE, a day students according to grade. ‘Stuaies will be resumed ou slonday. Sept. 6, 1886. Address BROTHER JOSE. H, Director, Carroll Post Ollice, Baltimore county, Ma. 10 Please send tor # catalogue. 3yo: (O0L. WANTING’ BER 16rH, 1886. For SIDWELL, Principal, RIES F D.C, will re-open SEPT}. catalogiie address THOS. W. ‘busville, Md. jy6-6m ON COLLEGE, CARLISLE, PA. PRM OPENS SEPTEMBER Orx. ‘ear courses: The Classical. the Latin. Scientific and the Modern Language. Fe-pects improved. New buildings, enlarged fuculty, increased resources. ‘Tuition by scholarships $6.25 & Year; to sons of ministers, free. “Competitive prizes, $29 to Blu each, expenses of living’ exceptionally low. PARATORY SCHOOL, by giving ex- UE PR clusive attention to requirements for adinission, saves time and cost in preparing for cullege. For catalogues or desired information address SyStseL J. A. MCCAULEY, Pres dent. DHONOGRAPHIC HEADQUARTERS. SUMMER CLASSES. Call_Monday and Thursday Eventi hand Supplies. RZ All Short- H 624 H street nw. 3° LWYN HALL, KEADING, Pa. A thorough preparatory Schiol for Boys, conduct- ed Upon the Milltary Plan. Thorough Instrucvon, Sound. Discipline, Lai ard, Thoroughly Equipped aes pea EEA re Mi Se HILTON SCHOOL FOR YouNG La DIES, (S years on Vt. ave.,) will re-open Octo- ber igt tn larger accomimodatiois, as Sonrding and wool, Phe principal willbe assisted by an eficient stax’ ot Bogie ‘aud Foreign Teachers. For Circulars address taf Vermont aves Say ISS ANNIE G. SHOTWELL, a TYPE WRITEK AND COPYIST, $28 Louisiana ave. (second floor), expe writing guar. ‘Anteed to be thoroughly taught for $10. Jez USPONALD ELLIS SCHOOL AND WELLES- Se Ce ee feuber FAS Wears he doy Sie eae Re alin Se Es inate Has NERO ‘Washington, D.C ‘fe26-3m” Esraetisee> 1811. cccH H OO II CCC FRE 00 f DvD co CH He EEE GL Qo on Pa SoGH ESe Hees Soe teas Bo ccocH H OO I UCC kEB ‘00 Dop WR, WH wit gss Www WH HISSSSi ei Eee ste Noy BH Ssh HEE WH HuSssSK iH ki Sug8 > AULD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS The pecuilar medicinal qualities of whisky distilied from the finest growth of Hye in the renownes-valies of the Monongahela, have attracted the atteution of thet mutieal fect i the Usfted Sua mucha de ree an to place tina Very high position auong Sistenin Atedien. y ‘We beg to invite the attention of connoisseursto our celebrated fine OLD WHISKIES, which we offer at the following prices, in cases containing “one dozen vottleseach. OLD RESERVE WHIBKY ewe soeemscreses $18.00 UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISK Y,....15.00 BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY. 022.00 If you cannot obtam these Whiskies from your Grocer, we will, on receipt of bank draft, registered letter, ‘or post oftice mouey order, (or C. G. Delt pro tered), deliver them to your address, by express, p charges prepaid, to all points east of Mississippi river, or by freight to any part of U. 8. (prepaid) For Excellence, Purity and Eveness of Quallty, the above ure unsurpassed by any Whiskie in the inal ket, ‘They ‘are entirely iree from. ion, and ‘Possess a tiatural flavor and tine tonle propertias, ‘These Whiskies are sold under guaruntes to give rect satisfaction: otherwise to be returned at“our Expeuse. Correspondence solicited. H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, 224nouth Front St, Philadelphia, 202-3m NN. ¥. Office-16 South William st. Keeystoxe Matt Wansxer. SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE STRICTLY PURE. THE BEST TONIC. PERFECTS DIGESTION Jor Consumption, Ws Unequalled esting Diseases, and PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; Bottles for $5.00: ‘Beware of Imitatlons None genuine without the ‘Signarureot EISNER & MENDELSON, GoleAgentstor ine Uk Phila, 2a. FOR SALEBY }rannington, Da om.wet HUNDRED PAIRS o™= BOYS LOW QUARTER SHOES, 1 to 5, tor 76¢., reduced from $1.25, ‘anno 0 pairs” MEN'S AND BOYS’ PANTS, to. to close Reduced af price ‘out Greatest bar- J. W. SELBY, 1914-1016 Pennsylvania avenue, P,&-STRAW_ HATS at your own price Sees Ree Bee EARN ‘To write @ neat, rapid hand, without cramp or weariness. Learn to write short-hand on the Steno- graph-eaay to learn, cay to write, easy to read, and ts one for, vrotitable employment in three months’ time. to operste the ‘Type-Writer. | Trained operators aren demand. Instruction in these branches ouly through the summer months, morning, after- oon, and ight, at the SPENCENIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner 91h and D sts nw. Airy halls ‘Moderate rates of tuition. Jelo W AeHuNGTON ‘CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, St. Goud Building, cor. @th and F sts. nw: Seventeenth year | Plauo, Organ, Voice Vi Seema ies aimee eae ee Je7-3m* N ‘RS. LAURA FLINT AND MRS. MYERS WILL RR ea tween the ages of 8 and 1 Number limited to 15. French kindergarten in connection with the school, SORE eine gee ees Jars, address 1734 1 street. SP eee ees aston, Stenographers, 472 La ave. = MS a, oF ES a uate and certified examiiner of the New’ England Conserv: r. Piano technique, harmony and voice Suances sa és ARAM rte arta etal aw ete “S ‘Math ‘Classical, Bi i ‘SW. FLYNN, A.M. Evening Classes, $3 and $5 a month. Norrog TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION oF CERES 9 ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR Tt Jquwithout a doubt the most BrADTIVUL andthe "The Millers have not only the um, ev Seren bey peodnce ry ir UNSURPASSED by any millin the world. vathat, we wauid smaply wale that a inrge Guam ee eaten at the principal of the old HOWEVER, everything that bas renown, some Haseeyaies oo oe he ees meee and infe- ‘THEREFORE, ‘Bosure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read “CERER" ‘and have the imprint of attached. None genuine without the two gold medals, Factiittes in all | 5 ‘im. Hotel station an Purchase tel and conuect C ¢ ‘ by “Allegany so! Chai; invalids. Finest Susquehanna, rates ($6.10 8) uiltoes terms, address A. Pamphlets at t Jordau Springs, P. 0, EC. JORDAN. Je153m. ‘This new and or, 33-2 V sonable charges. 122) sor, Ma. Northern resorts by West shore i | checked through. HENANDOAH ALUM SPRI as the drvest_ mi slate. Six varieties of mineral waters; larce @/ Jawn; resident physician. NEw ‘COLUMBIA HOUSE, directly on ocean front, All modern improvements, and a cuisine of particular excellence. Special season rates. For terms address ‘INDSOR SULPHUR SPRING: Mountains. “No malaria or mosqai-@/9 toes, Hunting, fishing, excelient tabie. Hea- B6 Pa. uve..or addr 2.00 p 48 p.m; Mt. S200 p.m. arrive Ss Saratoga. atF nia Railroad offices St.tion for all liroad. Baggage HENRY MONETT, General Passenger Agetit. ft springs and the Cell jers iu the Word for | ‘Scenery, drives and boating on the More home comforts and the lowest ‘than ata telass hone east of the Alleghanies. Pertect underground dralue age. £leven suady veraudas. No malaria or mos 3-1m intain ort in the Pammyiet ane Jd z sven, HUR SPRIN ERICK v0, VA. é he Star Office. CAPE Ma’ elegant Hotel is now open. Located REYNOLDS & NFIT., Hotel Lafivetic, Phi NEW COLUMBIA mo! BLUE Grcujars at Paret & Wh tingtou's, ‘A. M. JELLY, New Wind: my22-3m. Large swimming sine. derive Hepburn. summer: my reco are most pleasau ‘The ret tion from # kind many who are y Fector of St. John’ ‘season. and guest former at Point of For circulars 3) mation to A.S. Jel-3m ie class table. [Jel OTEL HEN 3. Open June 26. Rock Exox Ser ‘MO! ‘Six Hours from Washington. Fine smooth turnpike roads Light from Winchester. improvements made in hotel and baths this sea:on. bathing houses for ladies and genti “The most perfect drainage "—Dr. Geo. Reuling, Baltimo! “1 know of no place where families or invalldscan | much health and enjoyment.”—Dr. Robert trast I may be able tocome to Rock Enon this ‘A large number of room have been added the past Can take 8:40 or 104m. train, Latter overtakes the BURY PARK, N. J. ‘Ocean end of Wi family house; Artesian Rehobeth Beach, Del. ERAL BATHS, TAINS OF VIRGINIA, Carries: Roundtrip tickets $8.50. Great ool entirely remodeled. Sepurate en. jections of that heaven-iayored spot rs. John A. Lozan. 2 = reshinent of the heuling’« aters is ab enedio- jessed creator. We were bl h the fuces."—itev, Wm. A. Leonard, *<ellureh, i$ can now be accommocated at rates (of 4 weeks) and upwards, ac- igh of stay. f Ro ks. ply at Stax office, and for all infor RATT & SONS, 401 9th st. naw. ‘A. PRATT, Proprietor. ley Lake: tine ocean ater: ‘first aire, ROTYLER, (o-dma} ‘LOPEN, ‘T. THOMPSON, Prop'r. E baths and ocean Je10-2m UTHERFORD VILLA SURF PLACE Atlantic City, close to beach and park Gsm park Tee oe nished chambers, fine porches. Culsis Pier, Large, eleza: p. i, HUTCHINSON. THE LARG: SUNAL VIRGINIA. painted, repaired have been springs, mal sort to be medicinal waters, nd Rk ining ‘analysis of EKNPY, SPRINGS, SHENANDOAII CO._VA E RESORT LN Til: MOUNTAINS OF ‘This resort hasbeen thoroughly overhauled, ew closets and the in the mountains; new porches have been‘ crec.cd: newly furnished throughout, uid new hair mattresses Placed in all the rooms, with woven, wire this the best aud ‘most complete re- States beautiful scenery, mugnliicent Srerleds hot, cold, shaver aod plunge in confection with the hotel: charges B.& 0. Tel ing. ‘This is the nearest watering place to "House. Descriptive pamphlets con ‘aif information, cuts of the {our attractions, be had free at the follow! ES) AND Mu ABLYS ‘and pered thrgughout sanitary plumbing, at any. sotimer resort ia tne Gaited Touds; table an- ‘Sicuntty, iret: ‘and Exoress office ia ing only G hours’ ride on the & & 0. {itbe turmished sand String and, of ak e Saratoga | Parlor Cars for Hotel Kaaterskill, Graud | s ann Mnx.! SUMMER RESORTS. * * | QORBS ISLAND | CO Reopened for the reception of wisitors . Fishing and Suipe Shoot: | Soret orem foes “ear ae on ooday, Weaneedsy Friday moruing trom Norfolk or thd Polat to Cher acks for the Seaside will meet them. | rystone, where’ = ay Se SPAN month $40. Aadres Ray View F ieee ‘cove iSand a, SEASON FSSC RAIGHT Wousr, nenopora : a will reopen ‘Sune isc. Feras’ redeonabia, “send “for circular Bal MPa Re without change: Rounswsisetiemes food for ecswon af raise UHOOM@ HER, proprietors SnOCn yaaa HE CHALFORTE, OCEAN END OF NOTH : Seep eet si COMFORT, VIRGINIA, HYGEIA HOTEL, Terms for the season of 1SKb, beginning, June Ist, reduced 25 to 50 per cet, but. the! highest standard of excellence nauatained, Send tor illustrated descriptive patspiiet NOPIK my17-3m DRY GOODs._ Tesn aso Grrwax Lives: @UCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) FULL BLFACHED IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE, LINENS, FROM 65¢ TO $2.30 PEE YARD. BLEACHED BARSSLIY TABLE LINENS, ict AN TOWELS. PROM 12ige. eKMAN LINEN ro Sid P UCKABACK ToS RACH DAMASK TOWELS, FROM $3 EN. FRENCH AND GERMAN LINEN NAPKINS, DOYLEYS AND TRAY CLOTHS. JOUN : & SON'S TRISH LINEN Daa Je CLOTHES, AND LENGTHS, WITH 4 4 AND NAPKINS TO MATCH. gate NEW GEASS LIN 8+ TA COMPLETE STOL wipe % SQUARE ANTON AT SD S125. N"PILLOW AND WIDTHS AND THAT CAN BE RELIED ON. , MARSEILLES QUILTS, SUMMER BLANKETS, FROM $4 TU $10 PER PALI “CLOSING PRICES” ON PARASOLS, EMBROID- Ek«-D ROBES.INDIA SILKS, LOUISINES AND SUMMER SILKS. “SPECIAL INDUCEA WHITE Goops, 1 Wiss MUSLINS AND N LAW LINEN LAWNS. “NOV'LTICS IN HAIR LINE STRIPED, ALI- WOOL FRENCH SERGES. BEST FRENCH SATEENS REDUCED TO 30c. PER YARD. 4a PLALN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY. PreKy BUILDING, Penn. Avenue, Corner Yih street. Established 1840. au Svioer Dry Goovs EMBROLL Weare determined to reduce our stock of Summer ‘Wash Fabrics, and in order to do so we will offer all | who may favor us with a call extra bargains for the | next fifteen days. Beautiful styles in yard-wide BATISTE. Former Price, 12e.; now Hye. Figured Plaid ORGANDIES, reduced from 15e, to 10c. BATISTE in tinted grounds, reduced to 10c. All of our Dress GUNGILA MS reduced to Sie. Crinkle SEERSUCKERS, 10c., 12c. Very best yard-wide LAWNS reduced to Tye. | INDIA LINENS, Tic. 8c., Blye., Me, 120. | FRENCH ORGANDIES reduced from 18 and 20c. | to 12tye. . DOMESTIC SATINS, 10c. One case SHIRTING Ps, 44yc. All-linen TARLE DAMASK, 20, 25, Ladies’ and Gents GAUZE UNDERWEAR We will be ready to show a splendid line of Carpets | and Oilclotus by September Ist, | JOUN: 635 Pennsyivan | Laxsauren & Bro. As August is always a | unless neople are forced te fer doin month for business and bay Loods they would p have determined to make mer couds at such astimul | prices thst the pu orcet to buy them, ‘Our whit goods department is stocked with ® com- plete line of goods, on ail of Walch We have put prices even lower than beiure. FIGURED LAWNS. 5 figured lawns reduced to de. per yard. | 1285 Aicured lawns reduced to Se. per yard, Jed Seersuckers in late summer or early fall colorings. NEW GOODS, VERY PRETTY. Fine Ratiste Dress Goods, 12%¢. per yard. We have also rec ved vew dark colorings in | those Finest French Satines, 0c. per vard. | «pile lave vet the preitiest aud largest assortment of | these zoods ever sown: | Agbeautiias line of “American Satines at 12%9¢. per ya Our embroideries in_narrow, wide and all over, to match any wash material, at prices lower than ever before. Gur Laces have all been reduoed. | Having bonght extensively of these goods this season we find we have more than we Wiel Lo carry, #0 baVe cut the prices Ob hese very effectively. | Weare set | ae | Asi | A405 ch O1 eh T gsptl ‘All other widuis in Our i8lack Luce stock roporuion. is complete and nowhere do you tind such an ele aut variety to select from; we ave all the wi these goods to mate, We make a specialty of Fine Laces. Beaded Net ahd i'r Ladies’ Lau Ladies’ Pique Chemiseite, 49° Ladies’ fluest quality Linén Chemisette, turned over points, pleated roms, only 8c. ed Chemisettes, only 250, Ladies’ Ail-Linen Collars and Cuffs; department ‘also on our first Noor. Laviies’ CellulotdCollars, 18¢. Ladies’ Celiwioli*Cuils, 0c. per pair, These are mice ior tr veluin Weean ive Liles :y les to select from, M Setts, collars and cuffs, only 25c. per | Zdifferent patterns. —Collars and Cuffs to match | nicely any color embroidery for the same money. RUCHIN ‘We will openon Tuesday. August 9th.an imported | line of taney raching.. "Ihe prettiest ‘aund eF- | | tect “goods ever made. ‘There will be 00 different | | effects to select from. As ructing tsand will be wor | Very much we call your special attention, We shail continue to sell White Tourist Ruching, 6 yards ina box, for 19¢. per box. ‘Anotii-r cut in Dress Robes. All that were marked down to $2.75 will pow be sold at $3: 83, $2.25: $4.98, | $5.50; 89 <b, $0: $6.00, $5.90; 97.50, 86, and so on ‘Uuuil sold ont: ‘The reduction of 10 per cent made in our gauze un- derwear will still hold good, so you can yet buy any atticle in our underwear department coming under the head of gauze at a reduction of 10 per cent ‘All goods when advertised, In ‘stock. and plenty them. Ail bona fide statements. Bring this “ad with you for reierence. S, CRASHES AND KNIFE | a ee = CENT ON ENTIRE J. © HUTCHINSON, MISES eRY pacha TRIMMINGS. BCTTONS. HANDRPRCHIEPS, COLLANS RY me PARASOLS ‘at con. “WitaPs and TACK he ak balf price’ WHITE SUITS Selected line from .50 (9 $20. POSTER KID GLOVES: ards Every pair Stied and werreeiede as i. WHEATLEY'S DYE WORka Ww. Established 1831 Judging from past ex; », the rush of work this | eittlngstom pee sayeth ra of wor | sktuied Workatien enough to-do t'as yeas 5 Sired. Our many patruee wil coneatc aoe ea | sut3-gnd PS Sy enti ip ther Fail and Winter garntonts imureatecy oy Soma ae, tall ier months to be cleaned or djl ae Oo rork Frecived ad Gclivercd at retaenee Sper mouite ce postal card, oF at the office, 1068 Jefferson st. | town, Dee sa | Bass. SANITARY CORSETS, Hiqhly recommended by physicians: a1 styles af (Ciulgren's and Misses’ Corsets, at BAUM S Matianou Fstablishment, 7th st ‘myltsim | SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED, DYED aND | S'ciNeb* Aa ore lod repaireat i. Miss CUNNINGHAM, an! X NORTHWEST, sivle and materia, id comfort. DTIES ARE: clothing. MerinoUnderwear neat imported Nonterg. Braces, and all Drews Heform Goods, Corsets and Busties, Children's Corsets and a St | make) that for the price s unsurpassed. N-1k—French, Geriuan and Spanish spoken, mrl¢ JPP=8cr DYEING, “scouRING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWReP | Bvening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crape Vell, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongeeour specialty. Gent's 6 ts Dyed, Cleaned and Kepaired. Ladiew Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping ANTON 4 CAROLINE LERCH, formerly wit 4 Macher aud Maison Yriewe, Rue Rivelie, Paria ae HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Ir You Wasr A VAPOR STOVE il Sines of te Celebrated CROWS TAM DANFORTH FLUID consuantly on bund’ Bee os cial Notice, spas ATER gCOOLERS 20 KEFRIGERATO Agents for the ONE MINUTE BOSS COF ow reduced iu price W. 8 JENKS 4 CO, _tva 727 7th treet, Goov Newa Goon News FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For allin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVER snd HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geueral, ano one need be without a well-furnished home Levause they have not got the cash to spare, ‘We are determined tw knock the bottom ott of high prices, aud will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 4S CHEAP 48 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE ‘WHERE FOR CASH And we make this extraordinary offer that customers cau make their own terms in regard to paymenta, Come and see the largest store in the United States Come and see te largest and most varied stock tose- ect trom, Come after you have posted yourselves on prices ‘anu terms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you taat GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUK BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W. Is the place you were looking for. Comeandbe cou ‘vVinced that what we say are facts and uobumbug. We repeat, come and uake your own terme—at sels, GkoGaN's. Just Receven, A CAR LOAD OF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CaNDELABRA® ‘Which we are selling at $29.75, BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS a7 COST PRICES. W. H. HOEKR 801 Market Space. 306 and 310 thst aw. Tur Riveway DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC REFRIGERATOR KNOWN, FOR FAMILY USEIT IS WITHOUT A PEER, SOLVING THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE- FRIGERATION LN PRESERVING IT8 OON- TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITB PERIOD LN ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH A MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICK IN ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PUR AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BB MAINTAINED, AND THEY ARK ONLY OBLALNED IN THE RIDGWAY, J. W. SCHAEFER @ BRO. (CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHIDQG ‘No. 1020 Seventh street northwest ‘Sole Agents for the Distriet SSS PIANOS AND ORGANS, LAtse, ASSORTMENT OF | SECOND-MAND La ns juare, Grand and Upright PLAN nearly, ew, all tully warrauted, Of Sil maken, Bor ecie ems $5 16 $10 per month. ey Je16-2m Eowarp F. Duoor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Son, ‘Mafahall de Wendell, Hallett a Guumton eat ‘fhcr Pianos: string Orgaiet Muni an “Mision! Mer- ‘Tei x 2 19 FRE A Pe WABE s ik Piano Foars term, feat petuoipsod a, seuatee I the water, the B. For fall information address 914-2m__H. H. VAN METER, Owner and Prop’r. ‘ie & # UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAI SHIP AND DURABILITY. SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR RENT SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY ANB BEADHORE WM KNABE @0Q. mys (617 Market Space Do Nor Poncuase Gium price. “Over 41,000 now to use, Second band Pianos and at prices from 610 0160. Sold on email ‘Pay mente Largest amortment © Gc. music in the caty. ape 916 F street, RANICH @ BACH PIANOS G. L. WILD @ BRO, 700 Seventhst. n. w. Eetabilshed a ceneomen eee Heeann Praia Sees kee THE TRADES. Wa Ee a ard Ream,