Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1886, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatne: OFFIck oF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 13. 1536. Indications for 24 Hours, Commencing at 3 p.m. To-day. For District of Columbia and Virginia, fair Weather followed by local rains, southerly winds, ne: ly stationary temperature, $5.50.—6 WaLsut Caxesrat Dining-room Chairs Children's Rockers and High Chairs, 4 ts; 6 Kitchen Chairs, $2. Wm. H. Duna, 311 ‘Tt st. nw. SRE ADVERTISEMENT—Star and Post papers; also, special prices in City Items, this paper. Eatire stock must be closed out, N. T. METZGER & Bro., 7 7th st bw. 4 $24.50, $24.50 ANTIQUE ASH. All the rage. ‘Wm. 4. Dunn's, 311 7th st. now. New York SHoz Hovse will be opened to- morrow (Saturday) by A. Sommers, formerly 611 Pennsylvania ave. Thanking the public for their past favors, and wishes Of their trade. NEw ee 5017 1 st, Cor. of E. See advertisement in City Items, $15.60 Lance WALNUT WARDROBES $16.50. ‘Win. H. Dunn's, 311 7th st. nw. $35.00 Witt BUY a solid walnut marble-top Chamber Suite. Wm. H. Dunn's, 311 7th st. Bw. Weax Evesiout re ieved. Hempler’s, cor.4%. cITY AND] DISTRICT Amusements To-Night. Axnaveu’s.—“The Queen's Lace Handker- ehiet.” MANASSAS PANORAMA.—iOth street and Ohio @venue. ATHLETIC PARK.—Roller coaster. —— Condensed Locals. Last night the son of a United States Senator complained to one of Lieut. Arnoid’s oificers that he had been robbed by one of his triends, but investigation proved that he had been drinking, and bis companions bad taken his ir safe keeping. Jumbia boat club gave one of its Pleasant hops last night. A large number of Young people spent the evening dancing. ‘Those who leave the city auring the summer can have THE STAR mailed to them for any Jength of time and the address changed as often as desired. The subscription must be invariably paid in advance. Segre Base Ball Yesterday. PHILADELPHIANS CAPTURE THE NATIONALS, NINE TO ONE. The Nationals were taken into camp at Phil- ‘adelphia yesterday to the tune of 9 to 1. Hines and Baker were the only members of the Nationals who succeeded in getting a hit off Casey. The former sent the ball over the tence for a home run ana prevented a shut out, Games elsewhere: At Boston—New York, Boston, 1. At Detroit—Detroit, 6; Kansas Cit 2. At Chiicago—Chieago, 11; St. Louis, 2.” At Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 7; Athletic, 4. At‘Cincin- natt—Cineinnati, 19; Metropolitan, 3. At Louis- ville—Louisville, 27; Brooklyn, 11, At St Louis—Browns, 13; Baltimore, 1. Riding on the Roller Coaste: MANAGER MOXLEY HAS SEVERAL HUNDRED NEWSHOYS AS GUESTS. Mr. Moxley treated the Washington news- boys to a ride on the “roller coaster,” at Athletic park, yesterday. The ladies of the Newsboys’ Ald society were in charge of the boys. Over four hundred little fellows joined in the sport, and as the cars went rushing down the track, wild cheers expressed their delight. It took fourteen seconds for the car to get around the track. About five seconds was enough time to Mill the car again. A long line of boys eagerly awaited their turn, and the car kept spinning, While the band played and the boys laughed and shouted. Occasionally a hat would go up in the air and the boy would hold his hair on for the rest of the trip. The boys gave full swing | to their enjoyment. Once or twice the lady Managers went around. The orphans will be @iven a ride soo The C. and 0. Canal. A PUBLIC MEETING IN” _ _ LAST EVEN- ING TO DISCUSS ITS FUTURE. A public meeting was eld in the Academy Cumberland, last evening in the inter- Baltimore and Obio Canal company. J.W. Shuck, mayor of Cumberland, acted as chairman. He stated that its object was the selection of delegates to the Syracuse canal con- Yention, the ultimate end being to get the aid ©f the ‘national government in making the canal a free institution. J. W. Thomas, George J, Wellington, Colonel Baughman and William Brace made ‘addresses. One of the speakers suggested that if the state would release to the canal its mortgage for $3,000,006, which she now considers practically worthless, an_addi- | tonal mortgage of $1,000,000 on the coupons | 0f the eaual could be placed, whieh would make the whole debt on the canal a million and a haif. This million would put the canal in a theroughily efficient condition. With proper Management the canal could be made to earn Yevente enough to pay its way and be prot able. Mr. Baughman, the president of the canal company, iu the course of his remarks, asked ifthe speaker wh ut anew loan | million on the know that there Were a part of the 3500,000 repair bonds now on the market and that they cannot be soid at | par. Continuing, Col. Baughman said that he wad required that’ the canal tolis should be re- ducea to twenty-six cents, The coal shippers had promised to give their coal to the canal at | these rates, out they Hed. Tney used the canal | 4s club to hold over the ratiroads. The rail- roads have put down their rates until itis impossible for the canal to compete. The old Banquo's ghost of politits still haunts the minds of some. Can they say that in the two years of | the present administration there has been any politics in it? He had kept the promises he made on going in and paid a debt of nearly $100,000. In his efforts to dispos bonds he had asked coal c Yalists in the great elties to bu; of the repair npanies and eapi- theim, but they cline. If they cannot be sold, what then? | Every business man of Cumberland knows the | anal fs in condition to handie a million tons | of coal if the eval companies would ship it that | way. The question must be settled and the | strugsies of the canal with its enemies, the rail- Toads, must be met. How can the canal ve made tree with the obligations against it? | Is it | Praeticable tor the national government to | Inake a free canal? There must be three defal- | in the interest of the repair bonds of Brace said the state constitution jude the state from making the nd he doubted the practicability of ng to the national government for aid. dy he suggested was to take the canai gut of polities. He was convinced that so long | as Col, Baughman remained in office the canai | would be run honestly, and he was sorry his | Fegline had not been inaugurated years ago. ‘The canal should be run on business princi- ‘The names of delegates to the | Yention were presented Henry Tho ‘yracuse con- as tullows: Messrs. wax Weld, Frederick Mertens, Wm. P.W. Averett, J. W. Thomas, G. ton, W. T. Cowden, Win. E. Walsh, wid Lyun, Hon. H. W. Hotfman, Andrew Spier, RD. Hon. Lioyd Lowndes and Win. Youn; were unanimously selected, and the meeting adjourned. ‘The canal bowrd will meet at Cumberland next Tuesday to ascertain U Ireshets, aud to receive the report of the Cum berland convention, ag man met a young woman named a house No, 12 Josephine street, wore, and came with her to this city, in a house on C street, between, 1zth and 13th streets northwest. During the evening the man’s silver watch and $25 was stolen from him, and shortly after midnight the young woman’ paid $5 toa bh k driver to | be Uriven to Alexandria, Yesterday she nr turned from Alexandria and went back to Bal- timore, where she was arrested last night. She Will be brought buck to this city today. The Woman claims that the watch was given to her, a Tue Potomac River ReGaTTa—At_ the Meeting of the joint committee for the Poto- juac river regatta at the Potomac boat house last eveuing it was decided to apportion the ex- Penses for the regatta equally between the Three clubs, aud that all contributions made by outside parties shall be credited to the club through which they are made. Mr Trimble, of the Analostans, has succeeded Mr.Morgan'on ‘the committee. ge ESPECT To THE MEMORY JoHN MACLEAN.—The flacs of the Smithsonian Institution and National Museum were at half- last yesterday asa mark of respect to the memory of the venerable Rev. Dr. John Mac- Jesn, of Princeton, who for twenty years bad een a regent of the institution, and whose Geuth was mentioned in yesterday's STAR. As ap additional mark of respect to his mn the Smithsonian buildings will be closed at oon on the day of the funeral. a A New MASTER oF TRANSPORTATION.—Mr Dunicl McKeever, formerly chief telegraph ‘operator at the Baltimore. and Potomae depot, has succeeded Mr. Joseph: K. Sharp as master of transportation. An ai of Bright's disease hu» compelled’ Mr. Sharp’s retirement from his urduous duties, or Rev. Dr. —— ‘Tux CoLoRED PEOPLE's CELEBRATION AT FREDEMICK.—The colored peopie of Frederick eity and county celebrated ‘their emancipation from slavery yesterday by a parade through the streets of that town and specehes at the fair nds trom Hon. Louis E. McComas and Hon. 1G. Urner and others. “The Washingoo adiet Corps, under the command of Major Geo. HH, Boston, tok part in the parade. Distaict VETERANS Picnic AND Cap Fire. Ata meeting last evening of the veterans of tie | house to the river, THE WOODLAND SANCTUARY. Opening of the Camp Meeting at Wash- | BRR, 00, ington Grove. Correspondence of Tux EVENING STAR. August 13th, The din and commotion consequent upon “moving in” day of camp meeting had about subsided, when the tabernacle bell pealed cheerily out calling the tenters forth to the opening vesper service of the camp meeting at quarter before eight last evening. Father Laney came into camp early in the afternoon, and will see that that bell does its duty Promptly during the coming fortnight. An un- usually large band ot worshipers gathered under the tabernacle at this service. A choir of about thirty-tive voices, led by Prof. Henry Wilson, was on the stand, with Mr, Dyer as organist. Dr.Peyton Brown announced the openiny hymn, after the singing of which Dr. McK. Riley took his text for the evening's from the fourth chapter of Nebemiah. He spoke earnestly and pointedly toa deeply at- tentive audience. Alter the spirited singing of “All Hail the Power ot Jesus’ Name,” by congregation and r, Dr. Edwards, of Dunbarton, led in prayer, followed by Deacon J. W. Wade. Upon the dismissal of the congregation, after the benediction, in compliance with @ request from President Thomas P. Morgan, the heads of households within the encampment were de- tained to hear the instructions and. report. of the committee on grounds and finances. Mr. L. W. Worthington reported that about $1,000 had been expended on the grove since the lastannual meeting. After iurther direc. tions, concerning sanitary precautions, the business meeting adjourned at 10p. m. The awakening bell rang at 6:15 a. m. to-day, and . family prayer meeting was held at the tabernacle, conducted by Dr. Laney and others, At9 a.m. the public prayer and testi- mony service was heid and was well and largely attended, Hecause of the ill-health of Mrs. Wm. Burris, Mrs. McK. Riley has consented to take cha: of the ladies’ meetings that are held daily at 3. p.m. under the canvas tabernacle on Grove avenu . Clara Roach arrived yesterday evening, and is stopping at Mrs, Cookson’s cottage. Mr. Win. Jones, of Queenstown, will spend the two weeks of camp meeting with Mr. Moulton, on Grove avenue. Quite a number of country folks were in camp last evening. Among them were Miss Estelle Boule, Mr. Will White, Miss Lelia White, of Rockville, and Prof. Lee Davis Dodge, of Gaithersburg. — Tue Rises WiLL Go To CoLoNIAL BEACH, Ata special meeting of the National Rifles last evening the invitation received from the citi- zens of this District interested in Colonial Beach to encamp there was accepted, and it was decided to leave here on the 2ist inst, and remain nine days. Some 60 members stated that they would go. The Weccacoe band, of Philadelphia, will accompany the soldier boys. During the ‘encampment special excursions trom Washington to the beach will be given. The Rifles will camp on the lawn at the beach, dhe adie Fun on THE RIVER STEAMERS.—Wednes- day, when the steamers Jane Moseley and Arrowsmith were off Matthias Point, the for- Iner passed ahead of the latter, and the band played “The Girl I Left Behind Me,” while the Arrowsmith’s band played “Shoo Fly.” On the return trip the Moseley was ahead of the Arrowsmith when she struck the sandbar, and then the Arrowsmith’s band played “We Won't Get Home Until Morning.” Roneries ReporteD.—John Mansfield, No. 224 Tincup alley, reports stolen from him a bucket,a shirt and four handkerchiefs, valued at $2.40.—Frank Allen, 1212 Pennsylvania avenue, reports stolen a pair of shoes worth $6. Ir Looks AS IF THE WRONG PERSON WAS Fixep.—Lily Gordon, a colored girl, was yes- terday arrested by Officers Goeghan and Foley on the mere statement of some one that she had been fighting. She was taken without a warrant, and, it beiug the first time she had ever been arrested, she was badly frightened and screamed while being taken to the station- house, and when she saw the iron_bars, staring her in the face she tought theofficers in her efforts toescape. The girl was kept behind the bars until this morning, when she was taken to the Police Court and fined $5 for being loud and. boisterous. And this because of her loud cries when frightened at the ari Beethro gree Low RATES To ANNAPOLIS.—To accommo- date persons desiring to be present and witness the ceremonies incident to the unveiling of the De Kalb monument at Annapolis, the Baiti- more and Potomac Raiiroad company will place on sale round trip tickets from Washing- ton to Annapolis on Monday, August 16, at the rate of $1 for the round trip, tickets to be good returning only on day of issue. Trains leave Baltimore and Potomac station at 7:15 a. m. and 12:05 noon, arriving at Annupolis 8:56 a.m. and 1:48 p. m. s SS Affairs in West Washington. A QUARREL OVER Base BALL RESULTS IN A BRokeN A: This morning about 10:30 ock, at the foot of 30th street, two boys, John Small and William Wise, aged about 9 years, quarreled over a game of ball, and the quarrel resulted ina Aeht, during which Wise threw Small to the groun breaking his leftarm. Drs. Kleinschmidt and Mayfield ren- cece surgical aid and the boy was taken to his home. AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.— About midnight last night Georgiana Batson, a young colored womau, was arrested on two charges of assault and battery, and was locked up at the police station. Shortly afterwards Station Keeper Boss discovered the prisoner hanging to the top grating of a cell door by a portion ot her skirt fastened around her neck. She was cut down and again tried to commit suicide, but was unsuccessful. Georgiana was taken to the Police Court this morning, where she pleadea guilty to a charge ot profanity, and was fined $5. Gaix ‘itecErrTs.—Canal boat Loudon ar- rived with 2,000 bushels of wheat and 1,000 of corn tor Hartiey Bros. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. — William Louis Schley lodge, No. 4, iast night elected the fol Jowing officers to fill unexpired terms: Charles A Payne, worthy master; J. Scheenthal, junior master, and H. August Wagner, conductor, Bask BALL ‘ne Columbias met and de- feated iympics yesterday afternoon at Olympic Park, betore a good sized audience, by ascore of 13 07. Barr, Wise, Evers and Joy played tor the Columbiis, PhosTRATED BY HEAT.—William. Brown, a colored man, was prostrated by the heat while working at Wheatley’s wharf yesterday after- noon. TEMPERATURE AXD CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A.M.—Great Falls, temperature, 78; con- dition, 25. “Receiving "reservoir, temperature 78; condition at north connection, 20; south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir, tem- 79; condition at influent gatehouse, eluent gatehouse, 36. ——-___ Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tuk EVENING STAR. STREET IMPROVEMENTS. — That portion of Queen street which crosses the valley of the old eres that once ran trom about the Marshall south of the Washington and Ohio shops, is iow, alter 136 years useas a thofoughfare, to be paved early in. September, Bids tor the’ work will be opened on the 21st instant. ‘he upper portion of the creek which had the Royal George tavern on one side and Gen. Washington town house and the Epis copal Chapel of Ease on the other, was tilled up at an eariy date; but even in 1818 Cameron street crossed Pitt street on a bridge. The old theater (Liberty hall) was, however, built on the eust bank early im the present century, and a cause wade across it on Queen street slow back of the theater remaines The hollow beyond Queen street y wot quite filled up, and the marsh beyond Princess street remains little changed from its original condition, It is the water which formerly passed into this creek which now floods Pitt street north, and has given so. anueh trouble in the arrangement of the Prine cess street sewer. Nort . Custis Lee has been on a visit to his brotuer, Gea. W. 21. F. Lee, at Ravens Worth, near this city, buy left for home to-day. —Cuapt. Petty’s house, ‘on King and Union streets, has Leen robbed of a gold Wi some $9 in cash.—The hands ut the ship yard are employed on the repairs of the Schooner Ciara C. Simpson.— The finance committee has ordered the collector to receive no more corporation notes tor taxes.——Mr. W. C, Duck rell has, at his store on King street, cucumn: ber, in the middle of which, when pulled from the vine, a gold bangle was found imbedded, —The steamer John Gibson and the schooner Cora McKinney coilided Thursday off Indian. Larose im ae Oepence was sesnee inju: but continued her voyage.—Mr, Her eT has returned trom Ge ve, N.Y may ae a ‘B. & O. and Jersey Central. THE NEW TRAFFIC AGREEMENT FOR 999 YEARS THE TERMINALS ON STATEN ISLAND, Ata meeting in Philadelphia Wednesday of the Jersey Central rafiroad company the Joint traffic contract between that road and the Baltimore and Ohio was formally ‘approved. ‘The new agreement recognizes the one already existing between the B. and 0. and the Reading road, and under its provisions the Jersey Cen- tral, Reading and B. & O. lines will be operated as one road. The Central agrees to interpose no ‘objections to the construction of the bridge over the Arthur Kill to Staten Isiand, where the Baltimore and Ohio's terminals are to be located. The B. and 0. also had the right to do all the business—passenger, express and treightover the Staten Island line. It ls agreed, however, on the part of the Baltimore and Ohio that it Will not divert its freight business to ten Island until after the expiration of two yeurs, and that it will not divert its aud eXpress business until after six yeara, he . and O. will exercise the pleasure after these timits of time have expired whether it will con- dnue to use the Jersey Central terminals at Jersey City or not. In return for privileges de- rived through the agreement the Baltimore and Unio pledges itself Wo abandon the idea of build- ing an independent road. from Bound Brook to Staten Island sound. From Bound Brook to Elizabeth the Jersey Central tracks will be used. It will be necessary for the B. and QO, to D. C. volunteers of “61, 4 committee, consisting ot 4. H. Howlett, 5. R. Tinkler, J. W. Bradbary, ieobert T. vadgett, George W.'Parker, Wm. AL Barnes, Wm. B. King and T. L. Lamb, was ap: pointed to make arrangements for a pienie aud ‘auup fire, to be given at one of the eity gardens utsuch date as the committee may select dure ing the early portion of September. The ver ~ «re interested in a bill pending betore + W pay them a bounty. begin building a road, starting somewhere in the neignborhood of Elizabeth, two miles from the sound, in order that the proper elevation may be reached at the bridge. "The J Cen. trai, however, is assured of the haul from Bound. Brook to Etizabeth, a distance of about twenty miles, on ail tue Baltimore and Obio traffic forever. The settlements are to be made on the pro rata basis, Tue contract is to continue tor 999 years, rib d BAKING » POWDER. ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of parity strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders Soup ONLY 1 cama Roxat. Baxixe PowDER Co.. 108 Wall street, N.Y. 0024 Lawns: Lawssn Lawns: BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 5c. FRENCH LAWNS, 18, 20c. LINER LAWNS, 1%, 150. CRINKLED SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS, 6%4c. BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, VELVETS at actual Gost until September L BLANKETS at actual cost until September 1. goo RRR TTT? ERR RI fo gy RMR THT EEE BR, Sg MA Pk GF REE woo M4 EE F BB 8359 5 ‘711 MARKET SPACE. BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATINES, excellent quality, Cash price 200, Reduced to 1258. Figch customer who buys $10 worth of Dry, Goods will receive large size excellent quality “Bridal Quilt,” worth $1.50. . BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. ‘Two of our Handsome Satin Damask Towels, extra large size, worth $1. presented to each customer who ‘Dry Goods. buys $10 worth of ‘auz Aw Exrnaonprxany OPPORTUNITY. TTT H A REE ENN T HORE 3" NNN PRE £33 Fl #68 8 Eee 00 N RN uM ERR Munm oc BPR OO HOR F Mh 4 2] Ooo HAE BF MMM 24S EE GO HOE dees ‘The “SIGNAL” is up, EXTRA PRICES Prevall, and you can depend that goods WILL BE 80LD CHEAP and as ADVERTISED, At 75c. a Yard, BLACK SASH RIBBON, warranted all silk, 9 inches ‘wide. At 29¢. » Yard Fine (All-Silk, Satin and Gros Grain CHILDREN'S ‘SASH RIBBONS; all shades At $2.48. 39 JERSEYS, made of the finest imported Stock- wings, ae eo cone oa hee and Savyaa ine. "This sane Jer we have sold at $3. see At 25 Cents, 25 dozen “LUCCA” BUSTLES, made of fine un- breakable wire, perfect shape. This Bustl breakable wire, pe pe. uatie has At3 Cents, DRESS REEDS, Sina set. Same as formerly sold at Scents, Fine_qualt FLOW! rormerly sold for 780. At 7 Cents, White and Colored Bordered HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘Same as sold for 9 cents. At 15 Cents, PEL'S CORN SOLVENT. Sure cure when used ‘Properly or no pay. price 26 cents, At 79 Cents, Ladies’ NIGHT GOWNS, fine Cambric Plaits, 4 rows ‘Hamburg insertion, embroidered ruffle’ center plece, Mother Hubbard yoke. Formerly sold 98c. At 98 Cents. Fine LACE-CORDED CAPS. Formerl; 2. eI "ormerly sold at $1.25; At 35 Cents. Rough and Ready, STRAW “MAY At35 Cents, STRAW BONNETS, in White and Black. New ‘shapes. 13. oF 2 for 25e, “Piccadilly” Laditw’4-ply LINGN COLLAL VATEST STYLE and PAVORITE a At 15c. a Yard. ALLSILK RIBBONS, Plain and Fancy. This is ‘extraordinary opportunity. aa At 15 Cents. BIBBS. Assorted sizes and styles. ‘2c. and 25e. At 18 Cents LADIES CANVAS BELTS, with Strape sold at 25 cents = weve CHILDREN’S ‘Have sold at ‘Open on Saturdays until 9 p.m, Other days we close at 6 p.m. ‘Do not miss this EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY aT TIT HOF ORKR bd HOHE BPR, BNE PEEE, peg gi & oH Heme Ese 0? § 8 MM MM A Muam ay BPR §°8 BOR ERE EYE SAP Lo PE MMM 22 EE OS EOE = 31 1s fe aula 6-318 SEVENTH STREET N. W. S. S. SCROFULA OF LUNGS. 1 am now 49 years old, and have suffered for the Jast 15 years with a lung trouble. I have spent thou- ‘sands of dollars to arrest the march of this disease; but temporary reef was all that I obtained, Iwas unfit for any manual labor for several years. A friend strongly recommended the use of Swift's Bpecitic (8. 'S.S.),claiming that he himself had been greatly bene- fited by its use in some lung troubles. I resolved to try it ‘The results are remarkable. My cough has left me, my strength has returned, and I weigh 60 pounds more than Iever did in my hfe. It has been three years since I stopped the use of the médicine, but I ‘have hadno return of the diseas¢,and there are no pains or weakness felt in my lungs I do the hardest kind of mechanical work, and feel as wel: as Tever felt since Iwasa boy. These, I know, are wonderful statements to make, but Iam honest when I say that Lowe my existence and health today toS.8.8 I would be Tecreant to the duty I oweto humanity if I failed to bear this cheerful testimony to the merits of this ‘wonderful medicine. 7.5, Hour, ‘Montgomery, Ala, June 25, 1885. ‘Swift's Specific is entirely v ‘Treatise on Blood and Bin Disease males fee. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. 16 Mus Juuer Consox Says ‘In anarticle entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year: “Fuel for cooking Stove and two other fires, and lghts,would cost about $8 per month, provided OC KE ‘were used in cities,” deo, WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON ey orry ITEMS. Aurust Bargains in Hats. Gentieme: pht Derbys at cost, Sirouresnuiee’ Mackinawa sf oss. inaws, reduced 10 50c. — iren’s 75¢. Straw Hats, Now inl etyle Hate now opening at EC. Lawis'. 920 7th st, betel and K n.w. iB, Wares tock medinm and low-priced inl Special Sale for Saturday, August 14. hi ieee here is sold at an actual loss. Ladies’ ia oe slippers 1: ladies’ kid juet sii] » ladies’ kid shoes (worked buttoncloles) 81, intsses opera slippers spring heel shoes Ste childrens Sea epeing Fr 2 chilaren a peers pers (sizes 8 to 11) at 58e., chile Pon's, X14 spring heel shoes ‘50c.,_ Infants: shoes and ippers 2c. and youths’ canvas shoes 70e., ‘Sid youths alf solid. leather burton shoes $1.17,men’s warranted calf low-quartered button and oxford $1.50, men’s fine dress but- ton, lace or congress gatters $1.47, men’s em- broidered cloth slippers Bbc. ESTAR SHOR HOUSE 1 726 7th street, between G and Depend Upon It. Another great day at R. Goldschmid’s, 812 Tih 'ten.w. Now 1s the time to purchase your Refrigerators, Ice Chests, Baby Carriages ‘and Traveling Trunks, which will be sold below manufacturers’ prices. Read and be convinced ofthe following extraordinary bargains: Extra large size Columbia hard, wood, Retrigerator onl ular price. $38; smaller size only $16.00, regdlar price 824; Ginclor Refrigerator, extra large size, only $22.50, regular price $32: second size only. 18,50, regular price $2 Hird size only $16, ‘regular prics $22.50; fourth size $14, regular price $21. ‘The above refrigerators are made in the beat manner, of the best selected ash and filled with hair felt. We guarantee these refrigerators in every respect. We will not quote prices of the Domestic Refrigerators and [ce Chests, but you can depend upon getting them below manu- facturers’ prices. Our remaining stock of Baby Carriages ‘to be slaughtered. Extra quallty white China Chamber sets (new shape), dec- rated with broad colored band, a ay ony $2.95, worth $4; colored cut glass Tooth-picl Stands with 2,500 tooth-picks, only 11c., worth ; lurge Clothes Basket only 43e, extra only 53c.; Brown’s French Shoe Dressing, 4 bottles for 25c., worth 40c.; large tin cuspa- dores orly 8¢.," worth 15c.;covered_Chamber Buckets only 25c., extra large size 37c., Worth 50c.; 96 sheets of shelf paper 15c, 1 Reductions that Must Clear Out. Our surplus summer stock, Hahn's, 816 7th st. and 1922 Penn. avenue. Gents’ $5 custom made low Shoes, $3.50. oa $3.50 Kangaroo high and low Shoes, ‘Gents’ $1.75 solid low Ties and Button, $1.20. Petes $1.50 Reliable Congress Lace, Ladies $5 handsewed French kid Button, Ladies’ $2 fine Low Button only $1.50. Ladies’ $1.25 Oxford Ties, ten different styles, Ladies’ $1 hand-sewed Oxford Ties, 75c. Ladies’ 75c. Opera-toe Slippers, 50c. ‘Odds and ends in all departments, many at less than hall price. The Following Extraordinary bargains will be sold to-morrow only atS. W. Augen- Stein's, 817-819-821 7th st. n, w.: ¥_ doz, silver- plated teaspoons, 32c.; fruit baskets, 3c.; patent window shades, 39c., worth 75c.; decorated chamber sets, $2.87; 4, doz. colored polka dot goblets, 20¢.' la e size market baskets, 5c.; 4 loz. ebony handle knives and forks, '55c.; 4 doz. cups and saucers, 35c.; moss rose chamber sets, $3.97, worth 6; colored glass pitchers, 19¢c., worth 50c.; decorated tea sets, $3.2! worth $5; cedar wash tub, 100 clothespins, wash board, 1 clothesline, 2 boxes of blueing, 99c.; 4 doz. extra large covered jely tumblers, 19¢.; colored breaktast sets, 64c.; large block tin wash basins, 50 clothespins, '13¢.; 4 doz. silver-plated knives, 68c. Balance of our stock of baby carriages, retrigerators and trunks 26 per cent below cost in order not to carry them over until next season. 1 Men‘s and Boy’s Percale Shirts, 50c. up, at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt depot, 7th and H. 1 Order to entirely close out our stock, and Mocha Coffee 25c. per pound, (the cost of each;) hest white Rio Coffee, 18c.; Good Rio, 13c. per pound; all tresh roasted, Japan, Oolong aud Gunpowder Tea reduced to 50c. a pound, which makes it the best in the world ‘for tle money. Chocolate, 37¢. per pound. Onr pure Uld itye Whisky, 4 yearsold, ‘at $2.50 per gallon; nothing like it’to be found, Blackberry Brandy, 65c. a bottle (an elegant article), Fine Table Claret, 25c. a bottle. A quart bottle fine old whisky tor 85c. Malt Vhisky at reduced price. Fresh Camphor, 29¢. a pound. ‘Toilet Soup very cheap, |. T. METZGER & Bno., 1 417 7th st. new, Fine Colored Secks, 2 pair 25c.,at Auer: bach’s Bicycle Shirt depot, 71 1 and. New York Shoe House, Opening Day To-morrow (Saturday), 501 7th street, corner of E northwest. Special offerings’ for Opening Day: Ladies’ Button Shoes, worth $1.50, price 93c. Misses’ Pebble Button School Shoes, solid leather, worth $1.40, price 89c. Ladies’ Opera Slippers, hand sewed, worth $1, price 62c. Ladies! werge House Slippers, worth 60c., price 27c. Ladies’ Serge Laced Shoes, worth $1.25, price 73c. Men's solid Laced or Congress Gaiters, worth $1.75, price 98c. Boys’ ‘Shoes, worth $1.25, price 93¢. New Yore Sxoz House, 1 501 7th street, corner of E. The Office of the Howe Machine is at Auerbach’s, 7th & H. Telephone call 422-2. 1 Special Offer For Saturday. 500 French Woven Corsets at 55c., regular value $1, in sizes from 21 to 30 inclusive. LANsBURGH & Bro. Choice Quality Summer Underwear 25¢.,at Aueroach’s Bicycle Shirt depot,7th & H.1 Fine Pleated Bosom Shirts, 75c. up at Auerbach’s Bicycle Suirt Depot, 7th and H. 1 Razors kept in Shaving Condition, Dog Col- lars and Pocket Knives engraved tree. The Rodgers’ Cutlery Store, 487 Pa, av. jy21-w&f-3m Fine Summer Searfs, 10, 15 and 25c., at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt depot, 7th and H.” 1 Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered sn ib. "Ward" priate 850, Fb. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk Sc. per quart, Cream 15 cents, Pickwick Club Whisky is the best, Sr Tuz Dewan Is For Sznczs THE SUMMER HAS BEEN SO COOL THAT MANY GENTLEMEN HAVE NOT YET TAKEN THEIR “OUTING.” To sUCH WE DESIRE TO SAY THAT FOR SEASIDE OR FOR MOUNTAIN YOU'LL NOT FIND 80 USEFUL A SUIT AS ONE OF SERGE, AND AMONG ALL THE VARIOUS GRADES, “GOOD, BAD AND INDIFFER- ENT,” YOU'LL NOT FIND 80 GOOD A ONE AS THE “CLAYS” THEY COST MORE THAN MANY OTHER MAKES, BUT WEAR MORE THAN ENOUGH LONGER TO PAY THE DIFFERENCE. YOU'LL ~ HARDLY EVER FIND THESE IN READY- MADE STOCK. THE BEST MERCHANT TAILORS KEEPTHEM ANDMAKE THEM UP TO ORDER AT $40 TO $50, ACCORD- ING TO THE RANK OF THE TAILOR, WE HAVE THEM, AND WE THINK WE ARE SAFE IN SAYING THAT NO ONE ELSE IN WASHINGTON Has. IF YOU WANT AN EXCELLENT SUIT, ATSMALL COST, TAKE a LOOK AT THEM, THEY ARE CUT IN BLUE SACKS AND BLACK CUT-A-WAY COATS. AS TO CUT, EVERY- BODY KNOWS THAT NOBODY HAS ANY BETTER WE THINK NOT QUITE 80 goon, % B BARNUM & co, soll 981 PENN.avE Passrrviro Jans Pareseavixe gars Just Received, ANEW PATENT Jan ‘The Most Perfect and Satisfactory Jar i the World. Large Supply Jost Recetved. Call and examine before buying. ELPHONZ0 YoUNes co, 428 Ninth street, ‘Wholesale and Retail Agents, P.8—Our Mandheling Java ts-the most delicious ‘that can be produced ¢ BY. i a 815 Teh st nw. COREEDMOOR, Is ONE OF THE MOsT DE JHlgnitul snd bemutifal places tn Virginic mer and Fall ‘Terms fac ehe times, Address Mra LOVE Bor etcut Warrenton, Va. EDUCATIONAL. (ORVHAND | REVOLUTIONIZED — SLOAN. S'DUPCOTAR, amy eet rant and aoe : aie wort. ining Tatton forregponaenen Cail for prospectua “Gal fst = e013 iwe 7B SGHOOL YEAR-195 QUARTER. R500 Berrie AB Sies, QUARTER for Young Men and Boys Media, Pa. 12 Ate from Philadelphia Vined prise covere evel expense, even books. we. No extrh charges, "No int skdental’ expenses. “No “examination. tor sdimission ‘Twelve experienced teachers, ail men, and all gradu- atea. “Special onportunities “for apt scudents to at. ance rapidly. "Special dri for dutt'and backward boya. Patrons or students may sclect any studies or choow the regular Boglish, Scientific. Business, Clas ical or Civil “Engincering ‘course. Students fitted at Media Academy are now in Harvard, Yale, Princeton and ten other Colleges and Folyuchule Schools. ‘Ten Students sent to college in 1883, 15 1n 1884. 10 in 1880, 10in 1866. A_ graduating. class every year in the commercial department. A ‘Physical aiid Chem. oul Laboratory, Grnasium and, Bail Ground. “iguy Folumes: rary, wysical appara. ths doubled 10 1883. “Media bas seven ‘churches atid charter which prohibits the sale of ail temperance intoxicating drl.ks.. For hew illustrated circuiar ait Gress the Principal and Proprietor SWITHIN “C SHORTLIDGE, A. M., (Harvard Gratuate), Media, Pa. Principal st Higgs’ House, , August 17: 5toopm 205-2, ‘AMES CORRIDON, PRIVATE TUTOR—CeTH .). Phot hy, Penmazship, Bookkeeping. ne Columbian College’ Preparsiory School i350 fi st. n.W.: 6 10 10 0'ClOCK p.m. ‘aal-lm* 'T. GEORGE'S HALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG ‘men, St. George's, Baltimore, county, Md., Prof. J. Sevier ee dant Second Avenue. In full view: {auv) amy, ‘Atledan Waler, rst Uhevable.” GelOtet} ore RPTL ER au Mra M. MARS I Un. T DEER PARK, MD. FIRST-CLASS TABLE A “extensive. shady’ grotinds, near Hotels, N. 3. THE BELI. 5 SBURY PAR VIEW. SBURY PARK, SJ, A! STOCKTON HOUSE, of Ocean. ane “Apply to psa E DROGE. JREREELEY SPRINGS AND BATH. OPEN JUNE 10. 101 Miles on Baltimore and Ohio RR. Qnty Sie hours from Washington to hota door. only 2 ‘uaging. | fhe merits Berkeley aad'tis waters’ aie tauouss patio, Consist of spouts, shower, plunge and swim tind are large and elegant? ‘Temperainre or wae f deg, Fanrennelt, Water atso ‘ented by seam to any temperature or invailag Thee waters area ypeaic for Fhrnmatism, skin diseases and kidney apd ner¥- ous ‘affections. “Cuisine unaurpasmed. Hotel, accom Modates 500 guests. Splendid bail ‘room and muste. Be tpt aoduteated "and. Goscrutiye pamphlet,” Round tip tickets, good for seascr 3y20-1m, ie JOHN T. THO. Men ROUTHALE, PROPKIETRESS oF M Norwood tial, Asbury Park, NJ. leat season, has taken the SC) Augustine,” sth @/ Sve, Hotta (or Sepiember ai reduced fates 1 att advautages and situation: $230 t0 $300 fy31-lm* ‘APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, FOR BOTH SEXES, ‘Concordville, Pa Y. Professors, S-SHORTLIDGE, 4.36 Principal. MAREARD, AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Beside engi special cours ieMgricatture Civil and. Mechanical Engiscerigg Giscrpline. Before making s final selection send for Catalogue convenience of access, ‘Address— A Select Boarding and Day School tor e ‘une Undies and 14tthe Girls fe-opens particulars address At Pu Feparing for the regular course of the Norwood {unlit or wna wih an onportauity EW WINDSOR COLLEGE: oF WINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGR. le and Harvard ‘Next Session opens SEPTEMBER 20, 1880, and Applied Chemistry are provided, under the direc: of this institution, giving full particulars as to courses MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, * 28, 1886. For catalogue and all principals, 1212 and 1214 14th st. or, for ims ‘acquire a pracical use of the French language, w' For Young Men—With Preparatory and Bustness ~ KINEAR. A.M, Principal: reopens Sept ‘Soth English, Classics! aid: Commercial Unsurpassed th Thorough instruction in ail-departments: CA mele peat deparianent fOrlitle Gog aud gia “Pom : the regular’ Collegiate Course, embract the classios and the Sclences mj Hon of fail corps of Erofesors and eminent Leciur. Grr “The ‘Cadets are under military organizations aud Of Instruction, Terms and Scholarships, ‘Location unsarpassed for beauty, heaithfolness and yam Prince George's county, a. T HE NORWOOD 1. rr, and. Mrs, WM. De CANEL be meine Ettentlon, at Norwood, Nelson Co. Va, ‘iesizousof to Sha it to thelr Interest to attend the sumater Sesion at Norwood, y20m schools for Hays. "For Young kadiewe With, Prepare. tory and Primary Schools for Gir sesslons gpen September 15th, 1886. buildings. Catalogues ready. Address Rev. A, MA JELLY. D.D., Prest., New Windsor, Sd. jy20-2m, }OCK LAND SCHOOL for girls, Sandy Spring Mont. ARGoAa “Te miles nortivo Washinglon Clee re OpensSept. 30, ‘Thorough training; home government: health carefully attended to; number limited. For circulars address HENRY C. HALLOWELI, A. M., Yale.) Jvd0-2m HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ‘723 14th st. nw, Will be open all summer. Great reduction in prices for summer. 3y20 (RENCH LESSONS. Puplis taught in one season a practical use of the ianguage and a Parisian pronunciation. New term this waek. M'LLE V. PRUD' HOMME, Jy16 1014 17th st., between K aud L. STRUCTION CONTINUED DURING SUM- MER.-MADAME HOFFELDT. Teacher of Sing- ing after the true Italian method. Classic and Modern Music: good German, French and Italian, by unsurpassed methods, has fer rooms at 716 1b, st n.w., late 1216 G. yl Me™ 5? sosuri's corpnge a COURSE OF STUDIES: CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Terms: Boarders per session of five montins, $100; day stndents according to grade. Studies will be resumed on Monday. Sept. 6, 1886. Address, BROTHER JOSE. H, Director, Carroll Post Office, Baltimore county, Please send for a catalogue. 3 TSE, ONTINENTAL ATLANTICAV.. ‘above K. I. ave., \tlanticCity,N.J. Home comforts; excellent’ tabi JRAND UNION HOTEL, ATLANTIC AVE, Geatiantle City. 3. Becteie belt in every, room; hotel lighted by electric light: com plete sanitary an PRIEST, Proprietor. per week. \HE RADNOR ‘South Caroling, below Pacific, Atlantic) iy, NJ. P.O. Box 1030. “iyio-im 9 P°*) M. J. Bchr TLANTIC HOTEE, ‘OCEAN CITy, MD. FROW OPEN... ‘NOW OPEN. or circulars, appiy’ is Ply SOHN TRACY, Prop ‘Osean ent, SOR B 1.50 per day. and $y and 9s 251m {151m YATSKILL MOUNTAINS, SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, ADIRONDACKS. 9, and after Sunday: June 27. expres trains on West Shore Rallroad wili run to and from the Jersey City Station of ‘tie Pengyivania. Ral road, making Giese connections with fast trains to aid from Pbilar el CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS Leave Jer- sey City station at 8:45a.m. Arrive Hotel Kaaterskill ¥ia Kingston, 2:12 pam: Grand Hotel, 1:45 pin. Phoenicia, 12:55 p.m Mt House station, 1:30 p.m. Palenville, 1:30 pm. SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. EXPRESS.— Leave Jersey City Station 11:17 am.” Arrive Hotel aaterkill, via Kingston, 4:43 p.m. Grand Hotel 25 pm.; Phoenicia, 3:30 p.m.; Mt. House Station, 15 "pm; Palenvil im vArrive S50 pam.’ Parlor Cars for Hotel Kaateroklll cratd Hotel Station and SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. SPECIAL— Leave Jersey City Station st 3:30 p.m. Arrive Hotel Kaaterskill” via Kingston, 9.0u 'p.m.: Grand. Hotel, 8:42 p.m: Phoenicia, 7:48 pm.; Mt Hiouse Station, 8:00 p.m; Palenvilie, 8:05 p.m. "Arrive Naratogs, 9:00 p.m.’ Parlor Cars for Hotel Kaaterskill, Grand Hotel Station and Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Raflroad offices gud, connect in the Jersey City’ Station, for all Northern resorts by West Shore Rallroad Baggage checked through. HENRY MONETT, 152m ___General Passenger Agent _ oJ O8DAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRE ERICK v0, VA. Pamphlets at the Star Office. Jordau Springs, P. 0., EC. JORDAN. ‘This new and elegant Hotel is now open. Lacated directly on ocean front, All modern improvements, and a cuisine of particular excellence. Special season rates For terms address REYNOLDS & NEIL, Hotel Lafuvette, Philadelphia, s NEW COLUMBIA HOUSE, jy3-2m ‘ape May, N. alts eee Le ‘EW COLUMBIA HOUSE, N CAPE MAY, N. J. RIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, WANHINGTO D.C, will re-open SEPT&MBER 167TH, 1886. For catalogue address THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal, /ohoaville, Md. jyé-6m EPTEMBER Orn, year courses: The Classt Sclentific and the Modern Language. Facilities in all Fe-pects improved. New buildings, enlarged faculty, inereased resources. ‘Tuition by scholarships $6.25 & Year; to sous of ministers, free. Competitive pri $29 ($100 cach. Expenses of living exceptionally low. THE PRECARATORY SCHOOL, by giving ex- elusive attention to requirements for admission, saves time and cost in preparing for college. For catslogues or desired information address JyOtsel. J. A. MCCAULEY, President, HONOGRAPHIC HEADQUARTERS. Call, Monday and Thursday Evevinen AIL Sh SW8 HALL, READING, PA. SD A thorough preparatory Schiol for Roys, conduct- Shops tne Miltary Plan, “thorough Tnstructon, Sound. Discipline, Large 01 ir Gymnasium and brill fail “Five hougs from Weak ington, Send for catalogue, terms, de. yi-em BISHOP, Headmaster, SS TONS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La: AML Dies, (8 years on Vt. ave..) will re-open Octo- ber ist, in larger accommodations, a8 8 and Day School. Principal will be assisted by an efficient staff ot lish aud Foreign Teachers. For Circulars address 821 Vermontava. B W WbSOR SULPHURSPRINGS. BLUE, Mountaing No melaria ‘oF mosaul-@ oa toes, Hunting, fishing, excellent table. Hea: SL sonable charges. Circulars at Paret & W 122) Pa ave..or address A. M. JELLY, N sor, Ma my223m Sprrses 2 ny Rock Ex: xqs ann Mhx.! ERAL BATHS, j MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA, | Six Hours from Washington, Fine smooth turnpike roads. Light easy _carTiages from Winchester. Round-trip tickets $8.50, Great improvements made in hotel and baths this “season, Large swimming pool eutirely remodeled. Separate bathing houses for ladies and gentlemen. “The most perfect drainage uni wholesome cub sine.”—Dr. Geo. Reuling, Ballimore, 1 know of no place whicre families or, tnvalids can derive ae much health and enjoyment."—Dr. Rovert yburn. “I trust I may be able tocometo Rock Enon this summer: my recollections of that beaven-iavored spot are most pleasant.”—Mrs. Jobn A. Logat “The refreshment of the healing « aters is ab enedic- tion from # kind Creator. We were blessed with the many who are your guests.”—Rev, Wm. A. Leonard, rector of St. Jobn's church. A large number of room s have been added the past season, und guests can now be accommodated at rates: from $30 per month (of 4 weeks) and upwards, ac- cording rooms and length of stay. ‘Can take #:40 or 10 a.m. 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 9th st. nw. Jel 3m, A.5 PRATT, Proprigtor. DRY Goons. Svan “Day Goons. ‘We are determined to reduce our stock of Sammer ‘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 yani-wide BATISTE. Former Price, 120; now Pc. Figured Plaid ORGANDIRS, reduced from 15¢, to 10c. BATISTE ta tinted grounds, reduced to 10. AU of our Dress GINGH AMS reduced to S\c. Crinkle BEERSUCKERS, 10c.. 120. Very best yand-wide LAWNS reduced to Tise. » » LINENS, Tige.. Se., Sige, Le. 120. * *aCH ORGANDIES reduced from 18 and 200. age. DOMEMTIC SATINS, 10c. PRINTS, 4c. All-iiven TABLE DAMASI One cave SHIRTING 2, 80, 45c. Ladies’ and Genw GAUZi UNDERWEAR at cost, We will be ready to show a splendid line of Carpets and Ollcloths by September 1st. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, au7 Tar aso Genwax Lisexe SEATON PF: 636 Pennsylvania ave., south side, “RRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & RROTITER) IRISH AND. Gi! TOWELS. FROM GERMAN Li DAMASK TA. AND LE! NAPKINS TO CLOTHS. SUM PAU SING PRI Cr DOZE: QUALITIES THAT CAN TURKISH TOWELS, MAKSFILLPS QU ER BLANKETs, FROM $4 To MAN 12_c. ER YARD, ABLE LINENS, HUCKABACI CH To DANASK $k SE ALL Wibtis, RGTHS MITH Se 4 AND SQUARE NEW GLASS LINENS, CRASHES AND KNIF H. WIDIHS AND RELIED ON, 10 $10 PER ON PARASOLS, EMBROT D ROBESINDIA SILK. SS AND MAUR =D “SPECIAL INDI CEME: N WIITE GoODs, REO SWISS MUSLINS AN'D) N LAWNS, = ES"IN HAIR LINE STRIPED, ALL- Established 164 stays, only 8c. the best manner, mnade, 91. All thi Jez. ca Linen Bosoms, rei: O01 FRENCH ~BLGES. RENCH SATELNS REDUCED TO 30c. PORRRCT PRICES SEATON PERI Penn. 0. Great Manx Dows Our Crescent shirt, made of good co'ton and fine reed, and made with the ible shirt, made of Wan- | ‘Our Inv’ sutta ‘cotton and extra "On al y SO cents. Percale Shirts, Collars and Cuffs,'95 cents. dozen suspenders, at 17 cents: cheap ‘at 25 cents. 3 ‘open work Lace Shirts for 50 cls.; Tet’ each. 6 pairs French Unbleached socks, Peeny BUILDING. Avenue, Coruer 9. street. mee = x Goons ent Linen Bosom Made ih ‘Closing out a lot of'2 ular price 35cte, sigles ‘Linen Collars, $1.50 lavest per dozen, Six Finest Dress Shiris made to order 10F 38; pertect fit guaranteed t the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, 1002 F STFERT NORTHWEST __GENTLEMEN.3 GOODS. _ HAS REMOVED TO 1837 F STREET NORTHWEST. + SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. sy2t tracts tor delicatecoustit is the mothers, cates eis, says: cen Tus su yerace Liew Buea D} PURE MALT rxXTRACT Possesses the highest merit. the choicest materials, aud Consbities Use auost paar Lable quaiites ola reiresbing “drink, with We iVagur- sling abd wuoiesvIne properties ui ike vest Male ne tas a true tonic and del able for invalids and persons in health. “Wil be tations, Par Excellence” "an abundance “pf tity Strengthens and invigorates theentiresy stem. Atter careful analysis, Wilbur 6. all: Ph'D., New York, says: “Liquid Bread isa reffeshing. boa lable beverage, und a wholesome: in Wis paimatle to the taste, and of eayy uasiuctiation: Frank 1, James, Ph. De M.D. St Lous, alter aualy- cits deMighittul taste aud odot, ail Cound Scnmiiend Nicholsou's Malt Iexursich as beings most | Bourlshing beveraze, and the best article wf te sort Dat has ever come dinder my exatuiuatiou.* DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop'r, Sf LOULS itis manufacture ¢from chtful beverage. alike desir. for nursin while ‘sning sOrativg Loner ntaxe Of alcohol, its etferves- At wholesale by WM MUEHLEISEN, 918 STH ST, WASHINGTON M"= ANNIE G. SHOTWELL, SS APNEA WOH Coevsen, Soeur, Greene on) pe rg DONALD-ELLIW SCHOOT AND-WELESS ley tory.—Fourth year commences Sep- rs address Mrs. L. P. McDON- Sik ee tats face EPO a sae P\ tember 22 structors. For circu! EARN ‘To write a neat, rapid hand, without cramp or weariness. Learn to Write short-hand on the Steno- gruph—easy Wo learn, easy to write, easy to read, and its one for profitable employment in three months’ time, Learn to operate the ‘Ty pe-Writer. Trained ‘operators are in demand. Instruction in these branches only through the suminer months, morning, noon, and night, at the SPENCEKIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner 9th und D sts ww. Airy bails ‘Moderate rates of tuition, W A82ENGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ‘St. Cloud Building, cor. 9th and F sts, n.. venteenth year Piano, Organ, Voice. Violin, Fiute, ec. Free advantages 0. B BULLARD Di a Je7-3m* SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTI- call ht. Success guaranteed ifJnstructionsare s tang! followed. Privaie pupils preferred. K. F.CRUMELIN, office of Jolus & Easton, Stenographers, 472 La. av M's. AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD- uate and certified exaniiuer of the New! Engiatid Conservatory. Piano technique, harmony aud voice a 1st nw. dss PRIVATE, LESSONS IN| ALL GRADES OF ‘study; to adults confidential; prepares for college. ‘Abnapolls, West Point, all exauiinatious. IVY INSTITUTE, ew. corner Shand K sts, nw. ‘Mathematical, i, Business. ‘SW. FLYNN, A.M. Evening Classes, $8 and $5 a month. 0628 Down Don’t be a clam, and continue to pay exorbitant prices for your Clothes when we are offering the finest kinds of Men's and Boys’ Clothing for prices usually charged for the most inferior grades, ‘The ailent eloquendé of our show windows telis the story of our goods and prices far better than auy words ot ours, er $200 1s the price we name for your choice of 50 different patterns of all Wool “Breeches,” “Pantaloons,” “Trousers” or whatever name you wish to give those ‘most indispensable garmenta. Ours are correct in style and faultless in ft, ~ $350 4s only a rise of 60c., but for this amount we offer you your choice of thirty different patterns of Pantaloons— the equal in point of artistic ment of anything ever sold in these parts for $5, THE NEXT. For $4.50, $5 and $¢ we show you quite alarge var- ety of Eoglish, French and German Cassimere Trous- ‘ers to pelect from. Its needless to say that as regards style they are“en regie.”_ Notice our ‘Thin Summer Goods, with prices at- tached, as exhibited in our windows, such as Seer- sucker'Coats and Vests and Norfolk Jackets at $1.50. Catehon to the elegant colors in Silk Coats and Vests which are now going at $3.50 and $4. We will have no .usefor them after we season is over, so we've ‘marked them down to prices which will make them move while “Old Sol” is master of the field. If you postpone your purchase a week longer you're liable to et Left, os fret come Arst served. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, ¥.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND Data, 3.3 GRADY, Manager, a6 «ALL BLUE SIGMA) peer € Co, Boys H. WALREN TUCKER, ‘SCHOOL SHOES. OBSREY, SPRINGS, SHENANDOAI 00. Va THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLS SUMMER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA. ‘This resort has been thoroughly overhauled, painted, repaired and papered througnout: hew closets and the best sanitary plumbing in the mountains; new porches have been ‘er newly furnished throughout, and new hair mattress: have been placed in all the rooms, with woven. wire ‘springs, making tis the best and ‘most compicte re- sort to be found in the south. Greatest variety of medicinal waters at any summer resort in the United States beautiful scenery, magnificent roads; table an- | excelled; hot, cold, shower and plunge. batts: good fishing and game’ in the immediate vicinity. First- class ivery in connection with the ‘hotel:” charges moderate. B&O. Telegraph and Exvress office in the building. ‘This in the nearest watering place to Washington, being only 5 hours’ ride on the b. & U. RR ‘Two trains daily. “Music will be tururshed b; | Prof Kd. Williams’ Brass and String Band, of al- | baugh's ‘Opera House Descriptive pamphlets con ‘sining tull information, cuts of the four principal | hotels, analysis of the water, attractions, teruss, testi moniais, &c., may be had free at the following drag- gists: Drew's, Milburn’s, Thompson's, Schafer's tlt eral water depot on Fst, Evening’ Star office and Yost. For farther iuformation address I. CABELL MADDUX, Proprietor, K.G. BURKE, Chief Clerk. Dr. CW. CHANCELLOR, Resident Physician. my8-5in OORE'S HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, MD— | Mie Sow randy or rection SF ponames | kueste’ "Po Tis thany’ advantages “I betoe | Sdeed an entire new front, giving @ large, hun:ber of cool_und pleasant rooms salt water Ine boa charge. per week: $1.60 per day, “Children aug nurses. halt price, Steamers irom: Sashington, on Sunday, Mon- fy Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: Selzmn HERBERT F. MOORE, Prop, MOUS TALS LAKE PARK HOTEL, SUMMIL OF THE AULEGHENTES, GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAN: fishing, crabbing, ¢1 Between Deer Park and Oakland, in the Glades, on the Band O. For full information address Jei4-2m__H. IL VAN METER, Owner and Prop'r. (UMPE'S HOTEL, ATLANTIC AND Tq New Yoru uvenuss, Aduntic erg, ‘Has been rebuilt and eularged. Newly atied upund situated convenient to ihe beach, railrowaeat post office, ‘The ‘rooms are large una ally, where guests can find the comforts of hone. For terms address LOUIS KUMPF. Prop'r. jyg-2m OARDING, BATHING, BOATING, Address W. F. LARKA GEE, my1s-4m \OBB'S ISLAND. Heopened for the reception of visitors. Splendid Bathing, Fishing and snipe Shoot ing. Passengers’ for Cobb's Island will steamer Northampton ever Friday morning trom Norfolk or vid Point to Cher- rystone, where hacks for the Seaside will meet them, ‘The Northampton makes close connection with the 3ronday, Wednesday and Baltimore and Washi steamers. ‘Terms per day $2, ber week $12, per month $40. Address |. T. SPADY, Bay View P.0., Je2-2ym_ "8 Island, Va, SEASON 1886.—BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DEi., will reopen June 1st. Terms | ressonabie. "Send or % ‘Through trains from Washington to Keho- both by Pa. it K. without change; round-trip uckes for season at reduced rates’ GROOM & BUR . Proprietors my2ism SBURY PARK. N.3.—THE VICTORIA Family, House, ie location, near’ ‘Ocean, ‘Table and accommodations excellent. Perfect Sanitary arrangements, Surf bathiig unsure: passed, ‘Terms moderae and reduced for June and Reptemper. Jei8-2.m MCUNTAIN TOP HOTEL THIS COOL AND deiightful resort, on top of the famous Sik, va oO” POINT COMMORT, VIRGINIA, HYOEIA HOTEL Norre ° ery inv world person or persons p23 CO FER go Go ‘00o EEE THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA ted up TO TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS Ki E 3 are try roquet, etc., ull free of | Feputation it has gaiued by uni mosquitoes. ‘Terms, $25" per mouth: $9 | Braud, and attempting thereby to pala Off aus info Hor article for the genuine, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION oF RRR ERB gS8q me eg Re ge Ss PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Tt tewithout adonbt the most BrAUTIFUL andthe most Norautiovs Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MM, ‘contain nga t'aoes all tho muon, proved. Sachin: present time aU Flour UssukPasmn by any mill Prove that, we would simply state What large quanr ty or this magnificent Flo Europe aud eaten at the principal Courts of the old HOW! iL they produce in the world. ‘To lour is shipped annually’ 1 VER, Like everything else that has gained renown, some to take advantage of ting the Nate and THEREFORE, “cl and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. ‘Be sure and seo to it that cither sacks or barrels read RES” WM. M. GALT & 00, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers ‘The from the fi ofthe the medical tcu! Grocer, we will, above are u ket, ‘They ‘Terms for the season of 1886, ning pag fT er jor tlt descripuive par wee nytt oat 3 (CCL748 AND HARMLESS 48 WATER RY VERY tee DISCOVERY Beaver posed seatest DI VERY Sey +4 Exam 1811, jar medicinal Monongelela, have attracted ‘Ue attention of of palities of whisky distitiet 'e in the renowned valley. in the Uniteu states to sucha de- ree an to pluce it in ae g foplace tina very high position among We beg to invite the attention of connolaseursto our giisinitéd ine OLD WHISKInS: which we ofl at wing prices, in cases collaiuiag "one dozen dottieseack SP OLD RESERVE WHISKY. UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISK BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY........... If you cannot obtain these Whiskies from your on receipt of bang Graf, registered etter, ‘or ‘post oflice ‘order, or 0. Deir served), Gekwer then to sour addres foes, iress, Dy express, Prepaid, to all yoluts east of Misaissipyt OF Uy trelgi vo aay pastor U.S (prepud) ye For Excellence, Purit surpassed ‘and Eveness of Quality, the ‘say Wiiskies st the iar are entireyy ire from adulteration, aud possess a tatural Maver aud fine tome propertigs, Thee Whiskies ure sold under guaranice to give petiect natisiuctiou:otherwise Uo be returued ai°0Ur 4, & H. W. CATHERWOOD, 214nouth FrontSt, Philadelphia, XS. X. Office—16 South William st. IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE OIL. FAMOUS CAROMELS FRESH EVERY DAY. ay29 Biscoveny ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Bincuvany (€20 OTH STREET, OPP. U.S PATENT OFFICE. BRANCH, 1706 PA. AVE. N. W. | mer y AND aad | trial to be a pleasant abd complete substitute :o¢ alcoholic drinks, most or Which ure too sliuulaing ue tore | TOWELS, Frowt $3 | * __ LADIES’ GOODs. EDUCTION.—TEX PER CENT ON ENTIRE 2S HUTCHINSON, #07 Renneytvanta avenae vata COS oF aeasoN ARLE GOODS MItLATKY LACES EMBA IDRIS Dies TRIMMINGS, “BUTTONS, RIBBONS, CORSETS, BASDRERCHIEES, COLA RUCHINGS, bie PAKASOLS ‘at com. WKAPS and JACKEDS at hall price WHITE SUiT= Selected line from $4.50 10820 FOSTER KID GLOVES $1 per pair, Upwards | ivery pair fitied and warranted. The portunity to secure BAKGALNS for the next Abiry daya eld Banoarss Banoarss As it Is posiively mecemary to reduce our lange stock of Summer Millinery in order to make room for early Fall Lmportations, we will sell our entire stock of Im- ported and Domestic Bonnets and Hats at and below cost. MRS M. J. HUNT, 1300 F street mw. "S DYE WORKS lise 1 gio Ww. H WHEATE Judging from past fil walt be so great skilled \Workimen en T ceived aud delivered ai re me upon i postal card, oF at Uhe oflice, 1065 Jeifers: town, Det Tur Fevona Dans Mine CUNNING itAM Vsie Mth sem, 21 M's: & WOMPHRNY ai 330 TENTH SPEED NORTHWEST, Makes Corsets to order 1a every style and material, and guarantes- perfect comtort, TER SPL STALTIBS A KE \ adhe (tad French ¢ dren's Corsets a make) that f m Spaiish spoken. mri POURING AND DR¥ CLEANING ESTARLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NokTHWRS?. Evening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crape Vette, Feathers, Kid ¢ © specialty, Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and icepaired. Ladie® Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping ANTON ¢ CAROLINE LERCH, formeriy Wi A. Fischer and. Diaison Yriese, Rue Rivolie, aris as xy. Vox Buaxorm, Mornrn Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New Yors, Barr & Co, St . HOUSEFURN iSHINGS. at VAPOR STOVE, get the best. and one with the latest tm ‘an iid or all aaar eaigd CROWN J) Whe TH FLULD coustautts on hun Soe cial Notice, atc KEPRIGERATORS, WATER ERS, for the ONE MINUTE BUSS COFFLE POR now reduced in price. W. 8 JENKS & 00, 3 717 7th street. Goov Goo News News From GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT TOUSE. For altin need of FURNITURE. CARPFTS, STOVES: and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geveral, 4200 one need be Without a Well-furnisbed MOMS Lecause Urey Lave uot got tke casts Wo spare, We are determined to kuock the bottom out of uigp prices, aud will seul GOUDS ON INSTALLMENTS 48 CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELS WHERE POR Casi, And we make this extraordinary offer that enstomors can make their own terms tn regard to paymente Come and see the largest store tect from, Come after you have posted yourselves on pricey endterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you tues GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSIG (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 137TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., In the place you were looking for. vinced that Wut We say are thets an Come and be com humbug We | repeat, come and make your own teruis—at Jers, GKOGAN'S. ost Racxrven, A CAR LOAD oF ovR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS ‘Which we are selling at $29.75. BEST VALUE EVER OFFERE CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS 42 CUST PRICES. W. H. HORKR: (18 __801 Market Space. 308 and 310 8th st. mw. Tae Kiveway DRY ATR REFRIGE THE TROUBLESOME QUBSTIC PERIOD LS ABSOLUTE PURITY, MINIMUM CONSUMPTION AUF Noy OwEy asp MAINTAINED, AND THEY AKK ONLY USES oN ain moat CUT, ists ah Hote rn atINe 2 iebe aerate cree PIANOS AND ORGANS Ja atehy conemer oe alte herr wees eTZEROTT & ©O, W.G. Je16-2m 903 Penu. ave., 2d door from 9th iat > Eowaro F. Daoor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Sole Agent for Steinway & Sons Son, ‘Marshall & Wendell, Halle other Pianos: Sterling Organs, ehandive, Instruments sold payuent |, Keuted, Tuned, Repaired, Moved. stor New atid Second-hand Pianos of other makes always in stock at tow figures. ‘Teephoue, 347 ew UNEQUALED IN TONE TOUCH, WORKMAN. SHIP AND DURABILITY. ‘SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR RENT SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY AND SEASHORE WAL KNARE & co, mys 817 Market Space Do Nor Poremase Until You see: thoroughly first-cia Instron, ane peice Yover 41,00u now in ae Scooud hand Pianos and Ongans at prices from toyl00. Sold on sinail montuly payneence om OM?