Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1886, Page 4

we THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., 7 SDAY, AUGUST 10, 1886. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Si Indications for 24 Hours, For District of € and Virginia, local rains, southerly decided in temperature. hington people are ap- preciative, for they have come in great num- sto purchase our elegant Tea at 50 cts. a wind, and their unanimous verdict is that it the’ best they ever bought for the money. rw, Fou come and try it. N. T. Murzcer & Bxo., 417 7th street nw. les Hartford, of New county, N. Y., suifered with en upto die. He was » Week by taking five ndreth’s Pills every night and drinking lentifally of oatmeal gru few doses of Srandreth’s Pills will invariably cure any kind of fever. Tue New Paw Fr jaryland no Wirnevr Dousr W: typoid a estored to health in 05 Pa, ave. © PoRTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. av. 235 G st. now. Tue PRowrT MANNEx in which the National tion bas paid its losses it toall persons seeking in- ‘any of the ve nO annual or quar- rs address F) anager, 1420 F st. nw REMEMBER, if you are buying Groceries th: every dollar's worth 0 besold. “Bargains! Pi REISENGER’S ice creal Tibdets, General 3 CITY AND, DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. ALnaven’s.—“The Queen's Lace Handker- ehiet.” MANASSAS PANORAMA.—15th street and Ohio avenu ATHLETIC Parx.—Roller coaster. — € ‘Towards th wed Locals. closing of the Lathers’ plenic, at Guethler’s park last night, nine couplesentered contest to dance for a gold a “After dam nethyst ring, the ing fora conside: Messrs. H. D. ckey awarded the ize to Mr. Charles Hurdle and wite, Pim. L. Biley,charged by Detectives Ratt and Horne with being a policy writer, pleaded guilty before Judge Harper to-day and paid a Hine of $50. i Among the recent arrivals at the Wesley ove camp meeting were Rev. J. M. Grandin, © M. Johnson, A. L. Johnson and Miss Annié F. Walker of this city. District Attorney Worthington, as executor of the tate Leonard Whitney, yesterday sub- Mitted to the register of wills an inventory of gvods, chattels and personal property belonging Ww the estate, amounting in all to $24,114.95. »phet De Voe says that “a tornado very close to Washington, D. C., be- fore the end of the month.” was fined $5 by Judge Har- ‘nt exposure on the Baltl- ore and (hio railroad track, near Ivy City. Frank Wright, who Keeps A grocery store at Jithand Boundary streets northwest, was be- fore the Poliew Court to-day charged with cruelly Whipping Walter Griffith, an orphan bey who was living with him, and’a fine of $5 was im- Pored. ‘Those who leave the city during the summer can have THE Stak mailed to them for any length of time and the address changed as otten lesired. ‘The subscription must be invariably paid in advance. ift of the elub. able length of a Amusements This Week. ALBAUGH'S GRAND OpeKa Hovse.—The | “Queen's Lace Handkerehiel” being ab opera mire nearly within the scope of the ability of the summer opera company, was rendered last evening with better effect than the more a bitious operas of the past few weeks. The per- j Jormance may occasionally hav2 lacked spon taneity, but this will correct Itself after the first performance. The choruses and ensem- | Dies, especiaily those at the close of the second and In the third act, Were taken with vivacity and liberally appladed. Miss Searle made an excellent /rene, and Blanche Chapman, as the | Queen, evoked much applause by her posing @nd dancing. Miss Winsion gave a graceiul impersonation of the King, and SW. Keene rendered Sancho in excellent style. Tue Hoxgons or Wax.—The realistic pano- rama of the second battle of Bull Run, on 15th street, just south of Peunsylvania avenue, con- Unues to attract great crowds of citizens and Fs, and those Who sce it once are never Satisfied with one visit. ‘The rotunda is pleas- ‘ant the warmest days, and the sight is so won- erful that visitors sometimes linger for hours, studying the various striking scenes depicted. ‘The Nationals Knocked Out Aga: OTHER GAMES YMSTEKDAY—RUMOKS ABOUT THE B. B. SITUATION. The Nationals were overwhelmed by the St. Louis team yesterday by a score of 13 to 3. The new piteher, Fox, sent eleven men to their base on bails, and a number of others on the home team took a hand at making errors. The same clubs play again today. There are many Tumors afloat regarding the base bail situation. It is said tnat beside being provided with a new Manager, the Nationals are to be strengthened from the St. Louis club. Other games yesterday: At New York—New York, 3; Detroit, 2. At Philadelphia—Philadel- ia,” 12; Chicago, 1. At Boston—Boston, Kansas City, 6. At Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 7; Bal- timore, 2. “At Cinciunati—Cincinnati, 7; Brook- lyn, 2." At Louisville—Louisville, 6; Metropoli- tap, . ———— THE JACKSON GROVE CAMP. Services in the Weods—A Meeting of Stockholders—Communion Day. Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR JACKSON Grove, Mp., August 10th, Yesterday morning the first of @ series of early morning prayer meetings was started in the tabernacle by Rev. C. N. Robinson, of Brooklyn, Anne Arundel county, and the regu- lar prayer service was conducted by Rev. T. E. Coulburn, of Lynchburg, Va. The experience meeting at half-past nine o’clock was con- dueted by Rev. Me Woodin,and the attendance showed that quite a number of accessions had been made to the company. The sermon at 10:30 o'clock was by Rev. Dr. J. L. Mills, of Washington, whose text was Luke XV, 8 and 9, the subject being the work of the spirit and the salvation of souls. In the afternoon the ladies’ meeting was held, and at three o'clock Rev. Mr. Elderdice preached trom. Luke V, 4th, Sth and 6th verses, the drought of Hishes, During the afternoon Rev. Mr. Ts took the asof the camp, ascertaining that there total of 500-475 males, 280 fémales and ervanis, ev. W. D. Leitzinger, of Harford, F. Edwards and son, of ‘Baltimore, the ground during the day. THE FINANCES CF THE ASSOCIATION, At 5 o'clock there was quite an interesting meeting of the stockholders held in the taber- nacle. Mr. J.D. Cathell, of West Washington, wus called to the chair, and Rev. J. D. Kinzer | acted as secretary. The committee on the k ledger made a report, showing $2,520 paid in; that the assets are $5,000, with $2,600 Habilities in ten-year bonds. The managers, in answer to questions, suid the lots were 16 by dv tet, and those owning two shares of stock were entitled te locate a site and buiid cottages if they desire. The sites on the front circle are all now taken permanently, and numbers on the avenues and sward are speaking of build- ing. Among these are Kev. Dr. Bates and Jos. Fearson, of Washington, and Capt. Pulley, of Baltimore. Rev. Dr. Drinkhouse spoke of the success of np, congratulating the stockholders that ere practically out of debt. PLAYING BALL. The suggestion was made that the manage- ment should not allow football to be played in. the cirele. Quite a number were at the time being thus engaged. Dr. Drinkbouse said the boys seemed to en- Joy it, and perhaps some are too rude, but_ they Should be allowed to enjoy themselves. It had been said in Washington that they had had professional! games ot baseball on the ground. Re Mr. Tagg remarked that such a charge may have had its origin in the fact that some of the ministers played football. A children’s party was given yesterday after- noon, and some of ihe young ones had also torch light procession in the evening. A number of the country people camped on the ground yesterday aiternoon attended the funeral of Mrs. Virginia Ray, at Severn. AG o'clock last evening Rev. CN. ‘Robin- son conducted a spirited young people’s meet- ing in a tent on Spring avenue, and the ladies in the Washington street union tent gave a concert. A “WHOLESALE” MEETING. The services at night consisted of.as one of the ministers remarked, “a wholesale prayer meeting,” intended for all on the ground. This was conducted by Rev. Mr. Gray, and after an exhortation two penitents came forward, one of whom, a young man, it was announced, was converted, Several asked the prayers of the congregation. ‘Ehis morning “ Brother” Robinson's 6 o'clock Prayer meeting opened the day, and the gen- eral family prayer meeting was conducted by Rey. Mr. Littleton. This being communion day, quite a number arrived by the morning trains irom the cities and country stations. Some of the tenters are living quite high on the grounds. They now and then take drives to Severn river for soft crabs and fish, ot which there are plenty. Affairs in West Washington. THE OuyMrics Dror A GaMe.—The Olympics and jerchauts played an exhibition game yes- erday afternoon at Olympic park for the benefit. of Win. Nelson, the disabled tirst baseman of the Olympic club. ' The game was dull and unin- Wresting, only seven innings being played, at the end of which the score stood 15 to 8 In favor of the Merehants. Fuller, who recently pitched for the Nationals, filled the box for the Mer- chants and proved himself effective. The errors made by both clubs were numerous. The at- tendance was quite large, numbering about 1,800 persons. The Olympies left this morn- ing tor Frederick, Md. CATTLE MAKKET.—Sales ot live stock at Dro- ver's Rest, D.C., yesterday, as reported by Taven- ner Bros.” as follows: 132 cattle up snd sold: Best at 4¥y to 454; good at 4 to.d4: medium at 3%y to 4; common, at 3 to 3%. 674 sheep and lamb up and sold—iambs at 4% to Gly; old sheep at2 tod. Calves at 4% to Sige. 10 cows and calves, at $20 to $45 a head. Market for cattle and lambs brisk. Cows fair. ACQUITTED OF INDECENT ASSAULT BUT Con- vicrep or TuEvt.—Jack Henry, the young col- ‘ored boy Who was yesterday arrested by Officer Burrows for an alleged indecent assault on Nina Thompson, a five-year-old colored girl, ‘was tried in the’ Police Court to-day and ‘thé case was dismissed, the little girl peing too young to testity. He was also charged with Stealing a whip from one of Officer Warwick's children, for which he was given 30 days, FINED For ASSAULT.—Barney McQuade was fined $10 by Judge Harper this morning for assaulting a colored man. The trouble grew out of a dispute about the ownership of the Property where McQuade lives. An appeal ‘was noted. GRAIN Recerprs.—Canal boat Maryland ar- rived with 3,000 bushels of wheat and. 1,000 bushels of corn for Hartley Bros.; schooner Lizzie agen arrived with 1,200 bushels of wheat for Hartley Bros. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A.M.—Great Falls, temperature, 75; con- dition, 16. “Receiving ‘reservoir, temperature Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee nave been filed as follows: Mary Bradley et al. to Joseph H. Bradley, pt. Chevy Chase, 78 acres; $—. J. E A. Moore, sub 67, sq. 6 mer to M. Ashford et al, lot 99, P's. sub Widows’ Mite; $4,125. W. Richardson to C. N. Moore, lot 5, sq. 37; $4,100. W.O, Denni- son et al. to Jeremiah ilman, lots $6 and 87, D. and L's. sub pt. Mt. Pleasant; $1,900. P. Hi. Coftr to J.S. Blankman, lots 20'and 22 and t. 19, 8q. 777; 3. O. U. Howard to Annie Sneh, sub lot $2, sq. 435; $4,750. B. E. Em- aerts "to Join fi. Bunday, pt. 60, sub Mt $6.50. "E. Clark E.Norton, lot 14, sq. 611; @—. Francis Bradley to M.'J. Keane, lot'4, sq. 1011; R - Jessie A. Sunderland to W. A” johnson, sub lot 39, sq. 92; $5,428.72. W.S. Roose to'B. F. Queen, pt. 21, sq. 733; 85,500. dessie A. Sunderland to W! A." Johnson, sub. 89, sq. 92; $5,425.72. W.S. Rand to Mary EL "leman,'sub lot F and pt 3, sq. 280; $10,000. W.B. Jackson to J.W. Gregory, pt. 10, sq. 1019; $—. C. Mades to Louise Miller, sub 84.94: 9-. GH. B. White to J. Givided halt lot 3, sq. 89; $3,976.70. McDonald to H. E. Davis, all Sq. 82 “and lot _1, 5 Sumius to’ G. B’ Starkweather, ing street, county: —. O. Smith w W.T. Okie, lots 15 and 16, sq. 1083; 3900. Mary £. Dries to Dorothea Repetti, Be. 732; $100. JS. € ag. 306; 8. y Biswick, subs 39 and 40, s $2262. W. F. Farish to George F. ‘Pyles, lots 32 to 24, Uniontown; $1,500. Washington Brick Mat chine company to D.C. Leahy, lots 35 and 36, 84, 1003; $1,000. Same tw J. F. Graham, low 38 and ‘34, do.; 81,000. Same io D. B. Groff, Jots 90 and ¥1, do.; $374. Columbia University WR. H. Nugent, sab 41, sq. 194; $1.15" Giynn to M. Glynn, ety lot 1, bik. 6, T-and B. sub, Mt. Picasynt; $500. H."K. Simpson to J. G. Slater, subs 11 and 12, sg. 759; $—. James Lansburgh to Mary K. Wright, sub M, sq. 404; $600. J-S. Swormstedt to W.U' Donnell, sub. 116,5q-239; $6,000. W. C. Hill to A. P. Lacy, It 6 and pes, Hill's sub, Columbia University Grounds;$8,390.45. A. L. Barber to F.A. Moore, Jot Lvl. 13, Le Droit Park; $3,186.37. Fannie A, Moore to’ Lizzie J. Huni, lot 1, bik, 13, dos $5,186.37. ——— Two WomEN ax OXE MAN.—Two colored en—Lucy Blackstone and Betty Henson— TPE pat tinder bonds by Judge Harper today to keep the peace toward each other. Each charged the other with assault, and oue of the! showed # swollen eye, the result of a blow rut & whisky bottle, inilicted by the other. The trouble commenced about # colored man hamed Peter Mockabee, each claiming him, ————— A CHARGEOF Anson Not SUSTAINED.—About %:50 o'clock last night ap alarm was turned in from box 523 for fire in house 1008 14th street Southeast, owned and occupied by John Burkbardt. | Burkhardt was subsequently ar. Tested by Offleer Chas. T. Wright and locked up at the elguth preciuct station house on sus ppicion of having set the house on fire. ‘The fire was extinguished by two citizens named Frank Nicholson and Eliza Goss before much damage was doue. Mr. Burkhardt was taken to th Court this morning, but on account nt evidence the prosecuting attor- ney refused Wiorder # warrant, and he was re- Jeased. a AcetpENrs.—Yesterd>y afternoon John Deek- ef, employed by the Washington and George. town Kailroad company, tell irom a street ear at the corner of Penusylvania avenue and Ist street northwest, and his left leg was slightly Injured. He was taken to his home, eu M streets southwest. Edward Gasch last evening th street, and was quite badiy injured about the head and legs. Was attended by Dr, A. K. Beurends, and sent to his home, at B40 9th street. eee THe WKoxG Penson Annesrep.—Judge Har- Per fond It necessary to decide in the Police t this morning that it Is not a violation of law for “person to ery for help when being cruelty dealt with, A young colored wou named Susan Willidms was in the dock charged by Oficer Barnes with disturbing the publie peace. She hud a swollen eye, and said she Feturned home last night from a pieuic and 78; condition at north connection, 3; south connection, 20. Distributing. reservoir, tem- perature, 68; condition at influent gatehouse, 21; etliuent gatehouse, 21. —— Alexandria Affai Reported for THE EVESING Stax TAX SALE.—The so-called sale of alleged real estate suspected to be in arrears for state taxes has been adjourned over until the September term of the corporation court. Nearly one thousand pieces of land are posted for sale under descriptions gotten up ‘in Richmond. Some of these might comprehend every lot on a street as “W. F. Mlexander L. Water.” Scores of others impossible, as R. Buchanan est Washington, between’ “between Henry and Col.” Some’evidently taken from otier coun- ties, as “Ella S. McKensie, I. Middle Pike, Belle View;” some “near a canal:” one “Henry W. Ellicott, no description.” ‘The sale in this respect resebles the auction gales of unclaimed packages, “unsight unseen,” that sometimes Taice place at theexpress offices, PoLice Revoxt.—The mayor at his last court sent Albert Johnson to Jail for four months on. the charge of robbing the ull of 5. Denty. Moses Smith and Ed. Grayson were fined $1 each for bathing in public by daylight. Wi Pruitt was fined $10 for assault. on Thom Garrett. Twelve boys were fined $1 for tres- passing on Stinter's hill and playing ball. there On Sunday. At the station-house this morning Phil. Pratt is held for assault and J. Phillips tor age. Nores.—The county supervisors of Alexan- dria county met at the courthouse this ‘mora- ing and began the laying of thecounty levy.— A large stone house has been built at the lower shipyard near the foot of Franklin strect— One of the delegates at the recent convention here blew out the gas in his room at the hotel, and stiti lived to vote next day, because a neighbor discovered the gas flow.—The tug Spray has just been rebuilt at the shipyard here.—Hunting creek road to the bridge has been repaired. —Mr. Jas. Stoutenburg had one of his legs badly bruised yesterday by the kick of a horse. ——__ ‘The B. and 0. Has Boug! ville. From the New York Sun, to-day. It was printed on Saturday in a morning newspaper that the Baltimore and Ohio rail- road company, through a secret agent, had purchased a good part of the land in the neigh- borhood of Greenville and Cavan Point, N. J., and that the road’s New York terminus was to be in that vicinity. Vice President Samuel Spencer,of that company,said yesterday:“There is no truth in the story, whatever.” ees Political Notes. Ex-Senator Win. A. Wallace, of Pennsylva- aia, in an interview said: “Unull within three weeks I was not a candidate for governor. Within that time the earnest desires of friends have made me see that it is my duty to my friends and to the organization to accept a bomination if it sh ald seem to the conven- tion that I am the man to unite bring its whole vote to the polls The prohibition convention of Lancaster county, Pa., yesterday nominated N.S. Wolle, of Litiz, for Congress. ‘They also nominated a ny ative und ae Ucket. The executive committee of the prohibition party in Baltimore held a meeting lust evening and formuiated plans for the fall campaign. Al a meeting of the prohibitionist party’s city, and county committee in New York last night it was announced that ex-Postmaster General James had asked to have his name enrolled as @ member of the prohibition party. The contest between Lieut. Gov. Kenned; and ex-Speaker Kelter for the republican noml- nation for Congress in the eighth Ohio district has gone in favor of Kennedy. It is claimed that one hundred and sixteen delegates are for him, oF nineteen more than enough to nomi hate. Representative Anderson, of the 5th Kansas district, having failed of a renomination from the republicans, has become the candidate of the soreheads and will make an independent | canvass. His candidacy threatens w the district to the republicans, The struggle tor the republican nomination for governor of Massachusetts has narrowed down to Lieut. Gov. Ames and ex-Kepresenta- live Crapo, with the enances prety evenly found ‘ber wusband in bad humor, that be Kicked her in the side and struck ber in the eye, and tor crying wv loud the policemau ar rested he:. The judge promptly dismissed the case. res GoVERNMENT SALE.—There will be sold, at Thomas Dowling’s auction rooms, to-mortow Morning at 10 o'clock, for the Treasury depart. iment, & larg: jot of brussels carpets, desks, tables, pigeon holes, stools, chairs, &¢. Also, one bay horse. divided. ‘Wisconsin will vote this year upon the ques tion of allowlug women (6 Vote on school mat ters, and it is believed the measure bas a fair hance of carrying. soo. John Ruskin’s illness has His decreased. condition is now pronounced to be that of con- ‘valescence. Sir Samuel F - C., LL. D., and presi- dent ot the al irish ‘cademy, is dead He was 76 years of age. Bars 3 Sy cE Pb ¥ fAbL Bar £4 Bs HS BE Gar oo W W WDDD EER RER “0 WY Bop tee & Bo strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low testa, short weight, alum or phosphate powders SOLD ONLY IN cans. Royal Baxkine Powpxx Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. oc24 Lawes: Lawss: Lawns: 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. RRR TIT EEE RRR gS8y 8s BER THT GEE BRR fo thee og en oe woo S42 EE F Eee EB Sss8 > 711 MARKET SPACE, BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATINES, excellent quality. ‘Cash price 0c. Reduced to 126. will receives large size” Sxsellesr yoauy “Sse Quite,” worth $1.50" BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. ‘Two of our Handsome Satin Damask Towels, extra, Jarge size, worth $1. presented to each customer who buys$10 worth of Lry Goods. ‘auz SCROFULA OF LUNGS. ‘Tam now 49 years old, and have suffered for the Jast 15 years with a lung trouble. 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Com Sur stock inrust bo sold.” s : Such an opportaniay Seve’ set banare ewan ae lon on meteor “We Sate pean are ree eesaS, Ube past forty days, but we expect, and’ know. this will Seption. So if you sian ieavell soarsel of tanaies, Si iuiek ‘and leave your order, it pay BT. METZGER BRO, at aranaw, | Manhoog, ete. years since I stopped the use of the medicine, but I | CITY ITEMS. i where you cat ‘maki ‘sioney by parenaaite where you can_m: ey bY the following bargains. In order’ to ontirels clear our store of all our stock: blackberry brandy 65c. a bottle; old California wine $1 & bottle, (worth $2.50 for age and quality.) Lovers of old wine take notice. Very superior old sherry wine $1.23 a bottle: curacao a bottle; anisatte, $1.84; absinthe: ‘$1.4 ‘arn el each per le; all imported; ols Holland “gin. 81. @ bottle. Ciarets, “Imported and domestic, at every price. e. juice syrup 55e. a bottle; lemon extract 10, a bottle; vanilla, 18c. a bottle; laze bottle olives 40c. Black tea 25c. a pound; green, tea 35c. a ind, Gust to close it out.) Celery salt 12c. @ bottle: Wax tapers llc. a box. However, we can not tell you all the elegant things youcan buy s0 cheap. Come and see for yourselt. T. METZGER & Bro., 1 417 7thst. bw. Through Carelessness: Ot our porters 100 dozen of our best towels were mildewed by the dampness of our cellar. We will close them out at the rate of three (ier 50 cts. Some cost us as much as 37% cts. Sale Of these goods will begin Wednesday morning at 8, and continue until all are sold. 1 LANSBURGH & Bro, Harvey will not close his Oyster Saloon and Restaurant for ladies and gentlemen this sea- son, and the public will find at all times first- class oysters, with all the delicacies of the sea- son, 1 Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, With Hypophosphites, IN CONSUMPTION AND WASTING DISEASES, Dr. C. W. 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M.GALT & co, p23 Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers Mus Juurr Coxsox Sarvs In anarticle 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 CLKE were used in cities,” &c. WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETUWN— 4C Bushels for $3.70, 4 Bushels for $2.50. COKE NOT CRUSHED— 40Bushels for $2.90. 26 Bushels for $2.00 WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, 411 and 413 10th street Near Oz Fan 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- tains, or some secluded and quaint nook ip the coun- try, perhaps a Light Overcoat would prove a comfort and protection. A thin Suit or a Coat is always a Juxury on ® hot day, and you've neglected to take elther. 5 Rene ‘Maybe your Boy has torn his Trousers, or you would like a Sailor Suit or Shirt, for him to rough it in. We keep Underwear fur both Man or Boy. In fact, a va- ried assortment of all kinds of Furnishings at the very lowest prices, ‘Those of our customers at present ont of the city might write to us, telling thelr wants, and the Clothes ‘can go by express or mail to the remotest hamlet at a trifling expense. ‘Those who stay at home, or those who visit the capital city, will find here the coolest ot cool Clothing, as wellas excellence, with economy in articles of Dress NOAH WALKER & co, 625 Pennsylvania avenue Syl as it aoes all the most improved Machin: | EDUCATIONAL ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO ‘Parucular E.SCHEEL. «and VOCAL MUSIC. ‘those well as Feeders and nw. ree : Fenris gma ‘Z_SCHOOL YEAR—$125 fy sWirHiN- G SHOs, CARTER. ‘LIDGES 00. cane So! ia, 2 ACADEMY tor Young Men and Boys, Media, Pa, 12 ex] ‘even books. &c. No extra. Mat’ expenses ‘Twelve ex: er stodente ‘to. 586, 10 in 1586. the cal - volumes: to. Swepm Liorary tn 1s83- {as doubled tn 1839, Media ihvoefeatng drinks. tees the, Principal (ORTLIDGE, A. M., (Harvard Graduate), Media, Be Brincipa st Rigas ev mercial iment. A. Physical aid Ghent. Gyaastum: aid Bal Ground Wee Fixed price covers every Charges, No tn. ‘No examination tr admission, rienced teachers, all men, and all gradu- ates. orporrantien ‘for Tope Ealrous of” students may select any stadics os or stu or apt, Students Yo ai. and backward English, Soient ‘Class bg ‘course. “Students Alited at w in Harvard, Yale, Princeton lleges and Schools, Te College fa) Y8S8, 16 n 1884. 10 in ery year in has seven churches and which prohibits the sale of all For new illustrated cireviar ad- ‘and Proprietor SWITHIN C- louse, AUgUEE Lith fiu5-2m ‘AMES CORRIDON, PRIVATE TUTOR—(16TH year) _ Phonography, Penmanship, Rook kee SBURY PARK, N. J. THE BELLE VIEW. eran end, of Wesley. Lake, Sne-ocean Glass table.” Qelitel) Mrs. eT ELE feat “{ SBURY PARK, 53, rae ASBURY PARIS OCKTON HOUSE, cetera. beat Superior Table. {aud} Mri M. MARSTUN. ‘T DEER PARK, MD. FIRST-CLASS TABLE extel 7 vn rg eas bear Hotels, Spare AP E prock. 1S D= (GHTFUL MOUNTAIN RES cool and dry with abundance of good 929 t water tehee sede 1 week. Address Mrs. a. J. PRIC gany Co., Ma. FQERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATH. OPEN JUNE 10, 201 Miles on Baltimoreand Oo RR Only 34 hours from Washington to hotel door, oni miles staging. ‘The merits of #4 Berkeley and its waters ate famous: baths 5 consist of spouts, shower, piunge and swimming pools, and are large and elegant. Temperature of water 73 deg, Fahrenheit, Water also ‘heated by sieain to aay temperature for invalids. These waters are & 5) for rheumatism, skin diseases and Kidney and nerv- ous affections ‘Cuisine unsurpassed. Hotel. accom: modates 500 guests. Splendid ball room and music, ‘Write for erms ani ‘and fresh milk. Terms nd deserve he Columbian Proparatory School, 13 pamphlet.” Round trip tckets, good for season, gU.25. | /Li00 yards of the beach. unobstructed at: n.w; 6 to 10 o'clock p.m. aulime. | Sve "3 SOuN T: TREGO. hail "montern conveniences, QT GEORGES > KIN! Kinglish. Classical advantages and situation: $230 to $300 HALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG ‘George's, Baltimore, county, Ma. Prot J, INiAL, Ack Principal: souped i Fuopens Sept, 20uh: ia Commercial Unsurpaed in mae M ‘APLEWOOD ‘Concordville. Thoro INSTITUTE, FOR BOTH SEX! Pa Yale and Harvard Prokasees zh Instruction in all. departments. A well: XN ture, Ch “Applied Chem! ‘fall corps Alscipline. of this institution, ‘Address— MARYLAND sy23-2m ipped department for little boys and girls. gsr ceoarinen: eile bare seg FARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE ‘Next Session opens SEPTEMBER 20, 1886, Beside the regular Collegiate Course, embract Roelish, the Classics and the Sclences, special COURS a vil and Mechanical Engineering istry are provided, under the direc- ‘of Professors und eminent Lectur- Gre" ‘Phe ‘Cadets are under military oryanieatton aed Before making a final selection send for Catalogue giving full particulars as to courses of Instruction, Terms and Scholarships. ‘Location unsurpassed for beauty, healthfalness and convenience of access. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Prince George's county, fd. ‘you Reopens SEPT. ‘attention. at Norw. Pupils desirous o! fo acquire a fina it vo tuete inte st Norwood. wrticulars address Driacipals, 1212 and 1214 Lath stor, for immediaee of the Norwood Institute, or who wirh ai Facical use of the French. lect Boarding and Day School tor Ladies and Little Girls, 29, For catalogue and all and Mrs. WM. D. CABELL, ‘90d, Nelson Co. Va. f preparing for the regular course ‘opportunity language, Ww est to attend the sumer session Sao Separate buiidin, ASMSELLY, D. ae Principat, near P DREPARATO! dent of Bien for Lehigh U 3s as Ch of Jay Cooke, uéar dress. circulars uddress 1 (Wale) ‘all nessions open September RIERLY HALI--A P) for young Indes. horouety For circulars. apply totes Or SCHOOL NANDOAH VALLEY ACADEMY, beuith carefully attended t WINDSOR COLLEGE ‘And WINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGE. ‘Men—With Pre| ratory and Business iadles—With Prepara- 5th, 1886, ‘Catalogues ready. Address Rev. ., Prest., New Windsor, Md. For Young Schools for IVATE HOME SCHOOL rms moderate, E. POL Jy27-tu,th, olesville, Md. ¥ SCHUOL, For Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. Recommended by Robert A. Lamberton, Lt. D.. University. Prepares ‘youn versity, one of the Tost excel- lent technical insiitutigus of the east, and so relly endowed that It offers fee tuition to all. W. ULRICH, Ph. D., Principal. FOR YOUNG LADIES. ‘The fourth year of this school (known for 33 years stuut street seminary) will open Wednesday, September 29th, at ( outz, the spacious cou Philadeiphia try seat For circulars, ad- PRINCIPALS, Ogontz, Muntgomery county, Fa. ‘Winchester, Va. ‘For Boys and Young Men. Refer to Hon. John Goode and W. A. Maury, Mr. G G. Lee. and Mra, Emma MeCunill, “Address CL. INOK, Hv. Via), Lh OCK LAND SCHOOL for girls, Sand: Co, Md.,18 mites north of Washi Opens: d, Thorough training; home umber innited. C HALLOWEL!, A.M, 3y30-3m, HN {\HE BERLITZ, Il be open all summer. SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th st. n.w., ‘eat reduction in prices for summer, A Gy JNsTRUCTION MER. ‘Terms: Bourders _Please send for a catulogiie address. Tohnsvilie, Md. Three four-year Fe pects Improved. increesed year: Of tn 525 to $100 exch low. ‘THE Pit chu time and cost in Supplies. S adorcagh ea pun ie Ak Sound bise line, ug Sym MS res AVE Dies. ( yeu Day Schcol. ‘The principal wi Evgli 82T Vermontage. 258 Louisiana ave, iember 22,'s6. ALD, Miss ANNA ‘Washington, D.G MADAME HOFFELDT, Teaci ing after the ‘tras Biodern Music; good German, French and. Italian, | by ausurpassed mettiods, hus Ber rooms wt 716 kt, st DW. : ME SF Josuru’s Co: = CLASSICAL AND COMMiERCTAL. BRO! e Carroll Post Office, Baltimore count will re-open SEPTEMBER 16rx, 1586. For 1 ICKINSON COLLEGE, CARLISLE, PA. FALL Tena OF Sclentific and the Modern Language. nirees. Tuition by @ LWYN HALL, READING preparato ilitury Pls, Taree Gymnastum and Dritt Halt. . Send 10F catalogue, vermn Poreign Teachers, anteed to be thoroughly tauzht for $10. ley Preparatory.—Fourth year commences Se, structors. For circu! ¥F RENCH LESSONS. Pupils tangntin one season a practical use of the e and # Parisian FoAUNCHALION. AULLE V. PRUD ITO. 1014 17th st., between CONTINUED DURING ‘SUBE of Sinz- Italian method. Classic and ae COURSE OF STUDIES: Sept. 6, 1886. i, Director, ¥, Md. veatalvigue. Uyd8ui, ECT SCHOOL, WASHINGTO. JOS ‘THOS, W. SLDWELL, Princinal, 6-61 EPTEMBER Oru, courses: The Clussical. the Latin- Facslities in all ew buildings, enlarged fu scholurs|iy Cor intster: i cs 5 aditeston iol for Boys, conduct- horough. Instruct ¢ nd ‘Thorouzniy Equipped Five hours from Wash- & £.C. BISHOP, Head:naster, 'S SCHOOL FOR YoU LA- son Vt ave..) will re-open Ocio- y § ber ist, tu larger accommodations, asa ‘Hoarding and be avsisted by an efficient staff of For Circulars address M IS8 ANNIE G. SHOTWELL, pA TYPE WRITER AND COPyIsT, (second floor). T'spe writing guar- 0 Je20-5m. 1S SCHOOL AND WELLES repares for ‘any colleges best fr. PLP Mobo. ‘ELLIS, Principals, 1305 17t0 s ‘Te write a n yeariness. Learn. ‘operators are: only through the noon, COLLEGE, corner foderate rates WwW Seventeenth year Cornet, &e. rector. M* iween the ‘aud ight, at the SPENCEKIAN BI SHIN Ce ‘St. Cloud Buildi eat, rapid hand, without cramp or to short-hand on the Steno- raph—easy to learn, easy to write, easy to read, and is one for profitable em; tune Learn to operate loyment in three mouths’ e Ty pe-Writer. | ‘Trained demand. Instruction in these branches summer months, morning: after. ‘@th-and ‘D sts nw. fon, CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Ing, cor. th and F sus nw. Plano, Organ, Votes, Violin, Flute, Free advanuiges O.B BULLARD Dit Je73m* RS. LAURA FLINT AND MRS. MYERS WILL re-open, on Oct. 4th. their sclivol for girls be- cs of 9 and id. Freneb kindergarten in connection with the school, under the charge of Mile ¥. Pr Jars, address 1784 1 street. Number limited to 15. rud "homme For circu: myli-3m* Sur HAND fohowed. Ofties of Johns & AND TYPEWRITING PRACTT cally taught, Success guaranteed if instructionsare vi uplls preferred. H. F.CROMELIN, nu, Stenographers, 472 La ave. mye. M ta Gonsert ltrs AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD- ‘and certified examiner of the New’ England . Piano technique, harmony and voice 1ui3 10m st. nw. as Daounxxznness, OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR. HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Jean be given ina cupof coffee ortes withoutthe Knowledge of the person taking it; ts absolutely harmless, and will effect s permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient isa moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. thas been given in thousands of cases, and in every instance a perfect cure has fo lowed. IT NEVER varie. ‘The system once impreg- nated with the Specific, it becomes an UWA lupus Diy 44F the Liquor appetite to exist. ‘For SaLE ny DR. 8. F. WARE, EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORR, Corner 14th and F streets also, R. K. HELPHEN- ‘STINE, corner 14th street and Vermont ayenua, ‘Washington, D.C. Callor write for pamphlet containing hundredsof testimonials from the best women and men from all parts of the country. ‘oc24-a.ta,th SGtiLitTZ MILWAUKERB Lagea ‘THE BEST IN-THE DIBTRICE | For saleby Dealers generally, or by the Agent, tamL a PALMER 1224 20th Burest Northwest ‘Telephone, 454 tS Fou 3 SPRING GOODs, ‘ow open at the Leading Talloring Establishment ot % D. BARR, mals 2202 Pea. AVE, PRIVATE LESSONS IN, ALL GRADES OF si to adults confidential; prepares for college. APAPINOTITUTE: ww, corner Steed K TUTE, aw, corner a Mathematical, Classical, Business. seen ‘SW. FLYNN, A.M Eveulng Classes, $3 and 85 mouth oc26 RS. M. T. SOUTHALL, veneony tas taken the Se yan ‘the ave. Board m ‘st for September HE CONTINENTAL, ATLANTIC AV. above R. I. ave., \tlanticCity,N.J. Home comforts: excellent’ table; delightfully, loca. ted near Ocean. with splendid Ocean ¥ street cars and ‘bus-es. P.O. LAN and E. J. SACKS, both me Box 272. "THOS, of Washington, D. E BX Bice ‘The Superiority of the Attractions at Ray Ridge are admitted by all falr minded poop! ‘The Largest hestaurant ev constricted. nest Gravity Railroad in the World, Tn New Bathing Sutts, ‘Longest Pier in the World. ‘The Entire Grounds, Lake and Picr Tluminated 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 Trait Leaves Bay [ the Opera is over’, arriving tn th at 10:30 pn, e city BAY RIDGE HOTEL Now opEN. 24 ww, N. J. room; hotel lighted ete” sanitary arrangements, PRIEST, Proprietor. per week, NTAIN TOP 1 B 31.50 per day. and © N OTEL.—THIS COOL AND A. topof the famous, * Biue Moantains of Virginia, will be@/ open JUNE IST. 1586. HENRY L. Mas Jig Sr tor, Afton Depot, Va. Ds RHE RADNOR, Scuth Carolina, below Pacific, Attantic’ City, NJ. PLO. Hox 1030. jyid-1m A THANTIC Hor! f ‘OUE. M. J. ECREKY Crry, tp, worEn. $4 NOW OPEN For circulars, app! JOHN TRACY, Propricwe, Ovean City, Ma. _yisam \ATSKILL MOUNTAINS, SARATOGA, CATSKILL MO sey Clty station at 8:35 via Kin Leave Jer- pein: Grand 1 ML House st pana E Ta 8:00 fim: Pa ia. Arrive Sarat 9:00 pin” Parlor Cars for Hoxel Kaatersiklily Grad Hotel “tation and Sara Purchase tickets at wania Railroad offices nnect Siw Station for all th by West shore Railroad. Baggage | checked turoug MENRY MONETT, 152m General Passenger Ageit. | Qavawissa 3 AIN HOUSE, LLouMS | Coburg, pa 1200 feet wove theses. Facing.) 3 | Catawis<a mountains, 1,400 feet. Supplied ® my ares drives and boatin by Alleghany Soft spr Chalybeate springs, U fnvaiids. Finest seu | Susquehanna. 3 ee jyid-iin | youbay winrrE Ss FRED | ERICK vO, Va. é | Pamphlets at the Star Office. | Jordan Springs, P. 0., E.C. JORDA: txt ‘This new and elegant Hotel ts now open, “accated directly on oeexn trot. All modern improvements, and a cuisine of particular excellence. Special season rates For terms address REYNOLDS & NEI Hotel Lativetie, Phijadeiphla, i NEW COLUMBIA HOU | je15-3 adn, NEW conta worse — as CAPE MAY, INDSOR SULPHURSP Mi ‘N | toes. Hunting, ts! sonable charges. CirCalars at Paret c& Whit 122] Pa ave..or address A.M. JELLY, N sor, Md. >, c Rock Esxox Spnrscs a: ERAL baths MouNTATSS OF VitENtA, Six Hour: rcun Washington Fine smooth turnpike roads. Lig! nes from Winchester. Roundtrip tickets $5.50. ‘sreat | Improvements wade in botel and baths this season, | Large swinnming pool entirely remodeled. Separate bathing houses for Indies and gentlemen. “The most perfect dratnage and wholesome cul- sine.”—Dr. Geo. Realing, Baltimore. “1 know of no ore families or Invalidscan Dr. itovert ‘L trust I may be able tocome to Rock Enon this Iny recollections of that heaven-iavored spot tire most pleasant.” Mrs. Jobn A. Loan, “The reireshinent of the healing’ «aters is ab enedic- tion from a kind Crestor, We were blessed with the many who are your guvsts.”—fev, Win. A. Leonard, t. Jol n’s church, er of room & have been added the past Season. and guests can now be accommodated at rakes: from $30 per month (of 4 weeks) and upwards, ac- cording rooms and length of sti ‘Can take $:40 or 10 am. train, Latter overtakes the former at Point of Ro ks. For circulars apply at Stax office, and for all infor, mation to A.S PRATT & SONS, 401 ¥ib st. nw. el3m ALS PRATT, Prot rector ot A Rehobeth Beach, Del., 4."T. THOMPSON, Prop’. 4 Open June 26, $108 FRUTBERFORD, VILLA SURF PLA ‘Atlantic City, close to bene and par ished chambers, due porcies. Culsing of the? ished chamnbe ze ne oF eee Jelo-zm. porehty, HUTCHINSON. NEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH 0O., Va HE LARGES! AND MUST FASHIONABLS, SUMMER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA. ‘This resort has been thoroughly overhauled, painted, repaired and papered throughout: ew cloxets and thi sanitary, plumbing, in the mountains; new porches have been erec.ed: newly furnished thu ghoul, and Rew hair mattresses ail the rooms, with woven. wire PROPRIETRESS OF last ms. ‘Grand Music Stand Pec amonth $40, House with first-class Company, ~May'View Po. Zool arden wit the ‘Largest Uolleetion of ‘cotbs INand, Va, ee ee SON 1886. HT HOUSE, REHOBOT Flying Horses, ACH, Din, Juue Ist Riding Horses, Teasonabie, cireular. "Goat Cari Through trains rom Warhingion to Keto: Led ‘Steam Launches, boil: by Pa KR. without change; roundtriseneess Rowing Boats, food for season at reduced rates” GROOMS BU it “sail Roat, | TON, proprietors my2iiin Blegant Fishing, Beautifur Lake, oat 1B (efter | on the | SUMMER RESORTS. Forr Graiswoun Hovse (BASTERN POINT) NEW-LONDON. CONN. hotel, furnished new throughout, Porterdeainag®, bailing. boaiine:fshing. and so ‘drives. Orchestra. mor! sitet wendid drives. <— ng evening. Telegraph office in" hotel. Pamphlet and full particulars address MATTHEWS & PIERSON, Proprietors. _Sy27-tuthsatim rue * BRIGHTOS Attantic Crry, NJ, OPEN ALL THE YEAR F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. SS es {8 OCEAN HOUSE Acaxric Gry, HETRAYMORE,SITUATED WITHIN passenger ste the miomt pertect aund mouer Sanitary and drainage arrangements, s10co2m [AE STOCKTON Cape May. N.., jenry Clair. late of Grand Union hotel, Saratoxn springs, and J.P. Colt, of the A M. E. HOOPES. kyle, Babylon, LT. sez! YORB'S ISLAND. Reopened for the reception of visitors $Y Splendid Bathing, Fishing and Sutpe Shoot- Je ing. Passengers for Cobb's Istand will, tube steamer Nor 2 ‘cher- for the Seaside Will ‘meet then, mM makes close connection With the SBURY © VICTORIA PARK, No 7 O Post comrort, vine HYGEIA HOTEL, rms for the season of Ida, Ist, reduced 0 per cent, highest standerd Inning the ce maintained, Send tor dlustraved descriptive pamphlet aid waruit N. PIKE, my17-3m, ___DRY GOODs. | Les AND G SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) | PULL BLEACHED IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS, FROM 65c. TOs: r HALY-BLE. NSLEY TAM ROM 40c. TO S125, IRISH AND GERMAN LINEN HUCKABACK OM (2c. TO $1 EACH, EN DAMASK TOWELS, FROM $3 TO S15 PLR OZ: NAPKINS, Fi HAND GERMAN | DOE soit TRISH LT YS AND TRAY CL SON'S x OTHS, ALL WIDTHS PALS WAND, SQUARE NENS, CRASHES AND KNIFE ECANTON AT. K OF BELGIAN SHEET LINENS. ALL. QUALITIES THAT CaN BE RELL SiSH VOW Lig, MAMSELLLES QUILIS, LR BLANKS! MS TO $10 PER 3 PRICES” ON PARASOLS, EMBROID 1} ROBES1N) S,LOUISINES AN SUMMER SILKS, HITE iN wan Lisxexs, Lr s. RROWN COMPLETE SIAL INDUCI GooDs, D SEATON PI Peuny BUILDING. Penn. Avenue. Corner 9h street, 0. au’ REDUCTION MILLINERY TRIMMING: ae HANDKERC ni EPS, CORLA FAQASOLS sat cont, WHtAPS bait WHITE 81 4 Banas MRS M3. BUNT, Slate 1909 F street m. we, y MW WHEATLEYs Ewe Ww. Extabilshed Tens Oe Judging from past experience, fall will be so great that ft will skilled Workiem enough todo sired. Our many patrons will conse Sst. and do us a great favor by sents ‘ant Winter garments imuedvaurl AUM'S SANITARY CORSETS, reartly cesmmended uy piilcian 3) stylenot ‘myt GALMENTS ALTERED, DYED AND re. Children's and Misses’ Corsets, Establishment, 7th st SEAL SS LINED” Furs ofall kinds Mass CUNNINGHAM, 1310 8th si nw, Tu Fron, Daze Simi een ee Sr Scanian Dope N HU MPHERY Cae ap2l rLbs Ane: lng. MerinoUnderwear and finest imported Hosiery. Braces, and make) that for the price usury N-W-Trench, German ad spanish spoken. mre JP®88cH DrEtNa, ‘scovRING aND DEY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWRe?. Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crape Vella, | Feathers, kid Gloves, Flannel and Ponges our apecinity. | Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired, Ladle | Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping ANTON 4 CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with 4. Flacher aud Maison ¥ riese, Rue Rivolie, Paria 8 Migs Veo Besscee ae Env oA Puarme, Monpern suis mata niga Mehl Feasonable prices, and satixfaction — Pian Bacon mation amr, i Een, _HOUSEFURNISHINGS. — Te You Waxr A VAPOR STOVE be sure you get the best, and one with the im Provements, which you can tnd’ ity our (ul mere Lieut ofall Sines of ce Celebrated CROWS JEWEL DANFORTH FLULD constantly on hand. Ser Spe: on REFRIGERATO ATER _ coo! Ageuta fr tie ONE INURE BOSS COFFEE POR how reduced in price W. 8 JENKS & 0, 13 TAT 7th wiroek, al ‘4 . Gooo Newa Goon News GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE; For allin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS tn geueral, Eno ove need be without a well-furnished home Decaune they have not got the cash Ww spare, ‘Weare determined to knock the bottom out of high prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 48 CHEAP 4S THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSB WHERE FOR Casi And we make this extraordinary offer that customers can make their own turms In regard to payments, ‘Come and see the largest store in the United States, (Come and see Uke largest and most varied stock tose | Laxssurcn & Bro. As August Is always adull month for business and uniess neople iy Eoods they would pre- ier cuins without ve determined to make jw sthuulus by marking down all simmer goods at such Prices tat the public will be forced to buy the our white gouus department Is stocked with i com- plete line of zoods, on all of which We have put prices even lower than belore, FIGURED LAWNS. figured lawns reduced to 4¢. per yard. 3, figured lawns reduced to Se. per yard. Crinkled Seersuckers in late summer or early fall colorings. ‘ur embroideries in narrow, wide avd all over, to natch any wash material, at prices lower than ever deiore. ‘Our Laces have all been reduced. Having bought extensively of these goods this season we find we have more than we wi-h to” Try, 80 have cut the prices on | thege very effectivi | We are selling A Finch Oriental Lace for Se AGin iy per yard. Oriental Lace for 12ige. per yard. h Fxyptian Flouncing for $1.50. silts i proportion. is Tatiew taundried « | Kdier Pique « | pons. pleated Piles ATL lity Linen Chemisette, turned over outs? oats" de told Collars, 18e. Ladies’ Celiulold Cufls, 30c. per pair. ‘These are nice for tr.velling, \e can give you three styles to select from. Ladies’ Lined Setis, collars and enffs, only 25¢. per pair. patterns Collars and Cuffs to. match 7 different | nicely any color embroidery for the same money. RUCHING. ‘We will openon Tuesday, August 9th.an imy | five of tancy ruching. | The prettiest designed and ef | tect goods ever made. There will be G0 different effects to seiect from. As ruching Is and will be worn, ‘Very much we call your special attention. We shail continue to sell White Tourist Ruching, 6 yards ina box, for 19¢. per box. bes “All that were marked ashi oat nes Hoes. Ant that were wn to $2.75 will now be sold at 2.2 BA. $5.75, $5; $0.50, $9.00; F7s0r se analso on | $3.60; 35.75, Uuuil sold out ‘She reduction of 10 per cent made in our gauze un- derwear will still hold good, 30 you cau yet buy any articie in our underwear department coming ander the head of cauze at a reduetion of 10 per cent, All goods when advertised, in ‘stock’ aud plenty of | lect from. Come after you have posted yourselves on prices: ‘and erins elsewhere, and we will guarantee you tuas GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUR (THE OLD NK), ON NEW YORK AVENUK BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Is the place you were looking for. Comeandbe con ‘vinced that What we say are facts and nohumbug. We repeat, come and make your own terme—at jels Gnocan’s. Jusr Receven A CAR LOAD OF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITER BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS which we are selling at $29.75, ‘BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR OUVERINGS aT OUST PRICES W. B. HOEKR (18 __ 801 Market Space. 308 and 310 8th st 7 Tue Rucoway DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY USEITIS WITHOUT A PEER, SOLVING THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE- FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS COM TENTS POR AN ALMOST INDEFINITB PERIOD ABSOLUTE PURITY, MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURK AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE MAINTAINED, AND THEY ARK OBLY OBTAINED LN THE RIDGW? ¥, J. W. SCHAEFER &@ BRO. CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFPURNISHIN@, Yo. 1020 Seventh street northwest, Bole Ageata for the Distriat. apla ORGANS. TM EN Suare, Grand and Upright PLAN inca, all fully warrauted, of Sil maken S513 Sie per mouth. W. G. METZEROTT & Je16-2m 1903 Pesin. ave 20 ovr hom Oona, Enwaev F. Dror, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, aise tera Sit 0s. eaes 8 SHCOND-HAND ‘oale roan ro have’ beet placed in springs, making this th fort to be found ‘In’ th tates: bewutinil ncenery, mugniicent. roads; table excelled: hot, cold, shower ‘and. plunge. baths: them. All bona fide statements, Bring this “ad” with you for reference. E. Ate S = tus 28S DE Says BI u RRR 6G. be EEE g* Ef taf “of? 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