Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1886, Page 4

» tl * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, LOCAL MENTION. OFFICE OF TITE CHIEF SIGNAL WastiNeros, D.C, Aug. 19, 1586. Indications jor 24 Hours, Commencing at 3 p.m. Today. cof Columbi, fair weather, north- ads becoming’ southerly, slightly For bi tsterly 50—Antique Ash Ash Wardrobes, 4.35; 6 Wainui Rea Hi the % snsion Tables, & Chairs, $5. arge Cane- Ladies” size, $1.25: Wal- ' $50, good value at $40; Wal . Walnut e Ash Chamber Suites, ks, $6; Walnut Hair: 5. St Kitenen Chairs, Nght Children's High Chairs or Ra Walnut Wardrobes $18; Ching Cane-seat Chairs, $3.95." Place 1s now; don't wait for the advance in Wat. H. nw. OreNrNG LUNeH this evening at Gachet & staurant, 1424 Penn. ave. The Worl: ‘aust Beer,” of Anheuser Busch, drawn from the wood. dix» VortTRarrs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. av. UxpeRS are pouring In upon us from every ® sof the city for the great bargains we are «tlering in fine groceries, wines and oid whiskies. These sucrifice prices cannot bold long, and if template buying send your orders, LieISiNGER'S ice cream, 235 G st. now. die New Puoto Art Co., 005 Pa, ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. \LRATGH’s.—“The Lowe Museca.—“ "49." Av HLETIC ParK.—Roller coaster. MANAssas PANORAMA.—15th street and Ohio avenue, oe Condensed Locals. Nellte Rollans, a colored servant girl, was sen- tenced to 60 days in Jail by Judge Harper to- Say 1of stealing five books from the house of Eveline Williams. Jackson esca terday morning an shingtos last night. Those who leave tne city during the summer can have Tus STAR mailed to them for any Jength of time and the address changed as often. ‘s desired. The subscription must be invariably Paid in advance. ee Obstructing Maryland Aven MR. CALDWELL'S COMPLAINT AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD Com- PANY. Several days ago Mr. Elias Caldwell, living at 1229 Maryland avenue southwest, appeared in the Police Court and swore out an information guinst the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad company, charging the company with obstruct- ing Maryland avenue by unloading freight from ears standing on tracks at points other than the regularly established stations for thas purpose in Violation of, and contrary to, an act Of ‘the legislative assembly. The witnesses named are Elias Caldwell, Augustus Eicholz, Samuel Brown, Thomas W- Riley, Robt. Scott, E. Jackson and George Harv Tue warrant was served on Mr. Daniel Me- Keever, the superintendent of the railroad, and the ease was called to the attention of Judge Harper this morning by Mr. Padgett, the assist ant attorney for the District, and Col. Totten, for the railroad company, asked for a continu: ance for two weeks, which was granted. In a civil case the Court in General Term de- cided that the company had no right to so oc- ‘cupy the tracks. ——_._ To Receive THE WasEINetow Liout Ix- FANtry.—The Atlantic City (N.J.) Review says & bamber of Washingtonians who are sojourning there met Tuesday evening to select a commit- tee to assist in the reception of the Washington Light Infantry Corps. The object Is to co-ope Fate with the citizens’ committee and give the Soldiery agrand reception. The following gen- Yemen have interested themselves in the movement: A. B. Coppes, Frank P. Madigan, Gustave Hartig, William’ Muehibeisen, David Hagerty, Heury Kreamer and A. J. ‘Clarke, All Washingtonians there are requested to be Present, from the chain gang was rearrested in South | —_-___ MARRIAGE LICENSES.— Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Puilip Hutehinson and Mary E. Lacey; John c. Johnson and Mary A. Shaw: Isaac W. Flem- ings and Alice L. Latney; Michael V. Tierney and Ellie E. Widdicombe; Cornelius Brown, of Alexandria, Va, and Mary J. Dodson, ’ ot Georgetown, D.C; Walter Smith and Rose Mitchell; George T. Hyde and Maggie E. Fox; Andrew’ Tierney ‘and Delta Holmes; Frank Washington and Sarab Bruce; Otto Toussaint and Hinds Jansseu; Jacob Schneider, of this city, and Laura £. Fowler, of Prince George Co., ‘Md.; Taylor Knorl and Annie E. Moore. ————- FINeD you FicHTiNG AT THE BREWERS’ Picwre.—Carl Surig and Frank Vellspur, brew- rs, were betore the Potice Court to-day, charged with assauiting John Auth with chairs, on the ‘2d of this month, during a tree fight at ‘a pienie given by the brewers at Geutheler’s park. Tes- Umony was given to show that during the fight ihe defendants used chairs on John Auth, in- Juring him severely. The defendants denied the striking. They were fined $50 each, and Mr. Closs, thelr counsel, noted an appeal, Surig Was also charged with Striking Frank Long, tor Which he was fined $10 or 30 days. This case Was also appealed. —_—-— Roppextes Revorrev.—Dr D. T. Day, 208 | Delaware avenue northeast, reports stolen from his house «shaw! and handkerchief valued at $11. Adolph Dem inger, Pension office, re- ris that while in the wash room yesterday he id down a solitaire diamord ring and leit the room for a few minutes, during w was taken. The ring is Valued at $100. Hi Taylor reports stolen a coat worth $15. Mrs. Palmer, 629 Mass: ‘avenue, reports the joss of Bed clothing bie eloth, ATTRACTIONS AT BERKELE ball will be given at the Berkeley Springs hotel to-morrow evening, and the proprietor has re- duced bis rates Irom Friday to Monday inelu- | sive to those visiting Berkeley for this attrac. | tive occasion. —A grand fane: a Party at CoLostaL Beach.—To- morrow evening the ladies (resident and guests) at Colonial Beach will provide a bountiful Lalo give an entertainment to aid in, ota Union ram insures everybody. The ste: leaves 6th street Wharf at moraing. ——_ A Carsizep Sain Boat m. this city orge Freneh, T. pon O'clock Friday | THE PoTomac. consisting of t ‘nu two mile ed, but the passengers man: ed io cling Yo tbe Upiurned boat until rescued by the schocuer Buckley. —>—___ His Jovxey INTEKEUYTED.—A special to the baltimore Suv x. p Elkton, Md., last night | ceived at’ Northeast from Washington for the recover: Buys: tial ie a rewurd « mn ofaiorse and bug Alexandria \ tne arte im driven | ansWwe passed | err word was lephone. Depu rift Harvey ed uimselt at Ked Mill bridgs frested the man, haudeutfed hin aud brought iim to jail in bis own team. ‘The rimouer tld the oificer that his name was ‘ihams. The only discrey inthe scription in placiug the man’s age at | forty-tive wien be iw fully sixty. He will be eld to await instructions. Bor Hessaxp and WIFE OHARGE D) SEKTON. fick EL O'Connor on the 4th Died 4 petition for divorce trum his wife, Elie M.O Connor. He stated that they Were married iu Londonderry, Irelaud, Mai , 1559, Ubat six children had been born to them. the past two years ing he deserted vat April 9 1991, aud ue charge made, and her aud their euiidren a the abu has coutinued éver sine Sue als Bt cross Lill asking for divorc 1 of desertion and eruel treaime ng the peudency be ehjolued truin coliee Niue moneys due hum, or hypo th be gran + exewusive custody” and ad we restraiued rom i it. the suit ng oF re heeating the | id divorce, SUumer EXcAwpMent Wasuin Isr ani’ ckeis fe asulugtou on Saturday next, at, at Vp. mn, direct tor Atlante pred Ut by Lied. | on Light Intanuy ayied with the Ueckets are good to re B ilileen days irom At doubt induce # great many ‘asuinglonlans to Visit this popular Resort during the encampment of the corps ery arrangement tus Leen made lo take this one Of the Must desirauie Lips o: the season. ‘The special traim will Le mide Eastlake couches aud Pullman car: the 6th- Sifeet stusion at ¥ p.m., runuing direct to AL lantic City without ot ears, arriving here about 7 ccluck ‘Sunday mori, Tigkets can “be ed wad accom= mbdations in the — siceping we Washivgion Light Intantry armory e Ueaetottice of the Pentre “Eu street aud Penne Toe regular Maturduy easen: Fasiroad. "Round Tie eursion will Pennsylvania $5.50, children beww: fears $2.75. The number ot being iimited, ali those desiri scives Ol tals extraordinary tip: tekets the ages of aud 12 Uckets tor sule gto avail them jow rate should Apply fur Ulekets at once. “Wiggoge for thus trip will Le received at the Hultimore and Potomak station on Suturday and be checked direct to Atlantic City. Arrabzements Lave been nade Jor a series of emtertaluments at this famous re. sort during tue encampment of the Washington Light Luwntry.— Adee, | dition, | ove of the smoothest 5 | dent Downham, of th | ma: CAMP A. GRAHAM BELL. The following order was issued to-day by Capt, Oyster, of the National Rifles: ARMORY OF THE NATIONAL RIFLES, WASHINGTON, D. C., August 19, 1886. General Order No. 17. The Coloniai Beach Improvement company, through a representative committee of business men and citizens of Washington, many of whom are honorary members of this command, has extended to the National Rifles a most cor- dial and generous invitation to visit Colonial Beach tor an encampment of eight days, ‘This command has always adhered to the rule that its first obtigations are due to the business element and the citizens of this community, from whom it derives its main strength and support, and from whom, when appeals were made, 1t has always received a liberal response. Acting on the advice and complying with the Wishes of these friends of the command, it has unanimously decided to accept the invitation | so courteously extended, and thus make mani- fest our sincere appreciation of the labors of our friends among, tue business communlty to per- petuate the existence of this honored organlza- tion, 2. The command will assemble at the armory Saturday evening, August 21St, at 6:30 o’cloc! in fatigue uniform and shakos, with fatigue caps slung on belts. Preceded by’ the Weecacoe Philadelphia, Pa,, it will leave the armory at 6 o'clock sharp. ‘The route of march will be from the armory through G to 15th street, thence to Pennsylvania avenue, thence to 7th street, thence to ihe wharf of the Was! ington Steamboat company, where the com- mand will embark for the Beach. ‘3. The members of the command are ordered tw have their dress coats and epaulets properly wrapped and marked; and, with helmets and in the hands of the quartermastea kivson), at the armory, not later y night. Overcoats will also be packed in the company chests and taken to the 4. The command will encamp on the lawn adjoining the hotel and tacing the Potomac river, Where tents will be pitched and every- thing made ready for occupancy on its arrival at the Beach. 5. Dress parade will be had on Sunday and ednesday afternoons, between the hours of 6 and 7 o'clock. Company drills, lasting half hour, will be ordered. for the remaining after- noons of the week. Camp inspection will be made every morning. 6. [t being the unantinous wish of the command that the eight days’ encainpment may be cou- sidered one of pleasure and enjoyment and free from unnecessary lavoraud fatigue, itis ordered | that the usual guard duty incident to camp life be dispensed with during this encampment. ‘The camp will be, however, in constant charge of an officer and @ detail of men. Relaxation will be ireely permitted and the membersgiven permission toamuse themselves ina manner Most agreeable to thelr wishes. 7. The camp will be christened “Camp A. Graham Bell,” in honor of the distinguished president of the Colonial Beach Improvement company. 8. Excursions to the Beach wil be given daily, where the proprietors will provide many aliractions for the pleasure of their guests. A tull dress reception and ball will be given in honor of the command Wednesday evening. 9. Open-air concerts, morning and evening, willbe given by the famous Weccacoe band Under the direction ot this organization, 10. Camp will be broken Sunday evening, the 20th instant, at 8 o'clock, and immediately thereafter the command will leave tor home, arriving here at or near midnight, 11. The commanding officer deems It unne- cessiry to Teter to the rules that govern this cominan yhen absent from home, He is con- vineed 1 the high reputation for soldierly conduct, gentlemanly deportment, whetner of duty or pleasure, whieh has aniinaied and spe- cially distinguished it since tne date of its organization will be fully sustained on this oc- easion, By order of James F, OysTER, Captain, Commanding. GzorGE W. Evans, Second Lieut, and Acting Adjutant. es By GeNerat Request the Carroll Institute will repeat its all-day excursion to Bay Kidge ou next Wednesday, Uh instant, ee Affairs in West Washington. INJURED BY A FALL FxoM A CAR.—Andrew Poor, a man about fitty years of age, while get- ting Off astreet car im motion on 35th street, near P street, last evening, fell and injured himself. He was subsequently removed to his home on 35th street. Dr. Appleby, who at- tended him, says his Injuries are not serious. Kaw Uvos Pouicy MrN.—Acting Sergeant Connelly, with Officers W. Fisher and Suther- land, arrested Jas. Simmons, Alonzo Thecker and George Hunt this morning charged with writing policy. They were released on bail. Base Bavi.—The Merchants defeated the Treasury department nine yesterday afternoon, at Olympic Park, by a score of 12 to7.—A picked ine trom ’'this place played a nine at srigutwood yesterday and were defeated. Score 24 0 12. ‘THe SH1pMests from the mines of the Cum- berland coul region for the week ending Au- gust 14, were 7 tons, and for the year to that daie, 1,258,748 tons, a decreuse of 395,027 tons as compared with the corresponding period By Chesapeake and Onio canal com yfor the week 12,848 tons, and the year 3 tous, a decrease Of 84,756 tons as com= pared with iast year. FEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A.M.—Great Falls, temperature, 74; cou- 27. Receiving ‘reservoir, temperature condition at north connection, 26; south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir, temn- perature, 78; condition at influent gatehouse, 36; effluent gatehouse, 36. eo Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE EVESING STAR, LiTrLe CAMERON StREET.—The work of pav- ing Cameron street, between Washington and Columbus streets, is now completed, and It is cimens of cobble-stone work ever constructed here. The portion of the street now paved differs from all the other streets of the eity in this, that the corporation owns not only the rigist of way over the ground but own the ground itself in fee simple. By a singular coneatination of circumstances the city paid twice for this street, once for the Tight of way and afterwards for the ground. Tu 1796 John Wise gave the city. the right of Way over this portion of the street in consider- ation ofa grant to oecupy other ground, and in 1553 the city bought trom Johu West M oF $4,000, the round from the west I ‘ashington street to the east line of Columbus street. The street here is only 40 feet wide, the sidewalks are eight feet wide and steps and porches are limited to three feet. Nores.—In the absence of the mayor Presi- aldermen, holds Yor’s court.——The funeral of Mr. James Beach took place to-day from his late resideuce near the market.— Information of the capture in upper Maryland of the inan with the buggy and horse stolen from Chatham's stable here been received in thls city.—Mr. John 8. yer Was badly hurton ‘ashington ts yesterday afternoon by being knocked by the horses of an ambulance. He saved rit from more serious injury by hanging tongue of the vehicle till extricated~ pt. Saines Strider has had one of his feet lly mashed at the W. and 0. depot.— A col- red workman named Join Howard was hurt yesterday at Smoot's taunery,on Wlikes street, y being struck by a falling missile, me Thos. Brent, of this city, who was injured by the oil explosion at the B. and P. de ie on Tues day nigut is improving. -He made a narrow escape. eee Fe Riots have occurred at Nagasaki, Japan, be- tween Chinese and Japanese, ia Wwuich ‘five Chinese “were killed and’ one hundred wounded. RRR OOF ¥ A EORO OV Y dat RRRO O YY AAT RRO O Y Asal R Roo V 2°4tua BER OA OK Boe AR RK WANN Bab Ash Rie HS RS Bus 2°45 cS RS GSP BPP, 00 wow Ww ZEB RRR PP oo wwww BD Em BER Prep 0 O WWWw D DEE RRR g OO Wwww D DEE RL oo WoW DDD kee k > ABSOLUTELY PURE This Powder never varies A marvel of purity Strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold tn competition | with de multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders S0LD ONLY IN caNa Roya Baxine Pownigs Co, 10d Wail strat N.¥. ocad Lawssin Lawss: Laws: BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, be. FRENCH LAWNS, 18,200, LINEN LAWNS, 12%, 15 CRINKLED SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS, 6¢. BLACK SILKS, COLORED SIL] ETS actual cust until september 1. mabe - BLANKETS at actual cost until September 1. cco A RRR TITS FER RRR gSSy SO ge RR TT? ENB FE So SA BRE T ER Rne Sas, aMid ¢ BR SS 5 711 MARKET SPACE. BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATINES, excellent cauaity. Cash price Se Hedused fo 12st Each customer who buys $10 worth of Dry, Goods will receive *] TUL Serivs, large size exceilent quality “Bridal BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. ‘Two of our Handsome Satin Damask extra Towels, large size, worth $1. presented to each customer Dayegio worth of Dry Goods” ‘ua the | D.C. 1 1D. , AUGUST 19, 1886. MISSIONARY DAY IN THE Woops SEWING MACHINES, &c. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. DRY GOODS. Yesterday's Services st Washington Te Se ee ee Grove—The Program for Temperance | J 20 7 voranly Mnows that it ne Day. al teat aud com "is all that is asked for it o of Tue EvExINe Stam, ae STURT TAT Petes wants se Cotrespondence R Avovsr 17H, | | Machines of ali maxes rented and ro ‘Head- The day has been one of surpassing interest, | guarter anew, ais 4 dramers complete at S80 two notwithstanding the clouds and gloomy aspect | second-hasd Willcox side seat and drawers, of the weather. Comparatively few arrivals by | $1g* ‘Wo second-hand Singer, side leafand drawers, the morning trains were noted, but those who came were enthusiastic and ready for the work. In the morning, “The Save All Band of Willing Workers,” composed ot eleven young ladies of the 4th street church, came into camp, and spent the hour before the morning service in calling upon thelr many friends. They came la- den with beautifal floral tributes tothe day and WNERS OF SEWING MACHINES wHICH have no oftee in this city, can be ‘supplied. with Neodies, Oils, Attachments and, Ke ‘alt aister- ent makes, at AUEKBACH'S, 7th and fl sta. THE SILEST NEW AMERICAN, No. of which we have the sole agency, maintains its steady mare Towards universal popularity, it being the ouly higi- arm machine without spiral springs “and without Cog ‘large as formeriy- (0) ‘wheels, its shuttle being twice as The thousands of im this city using It Bounce the No. 7 a8 the simplest, lightest runn| cause, which were used in the deooration of the | most carefully: sccurately and elegattuy ‘iniabed of stand. The rostrum was tastefully decorated | #! er and has no eqi with ‘blooming potted plants and woodland | ihe New No. 7 does more el embroidery work decoration. The overarching space was hung with swinging baskets and bird cages. The little feathered songsters were inspired to em- ulate the singing of the choir. The effect was than any otner, to your hows for ta. teil a ia Aostructons ree “Al tind sod, mated, re varramed C : "Seo "Gth and Hats. Telephone Cal 4222. 7 [HE WHITE IS KING! THe ACME Or PER fection ta ibe category” of Sewing Macbloes A concentration abd condenmation of meshanieat seni and skill, The range of work can not be excelled. It . the devotional program of the day was inaugurated by the choir singing “From Greeniand’s Icy Mountains.” After prayer Dr. | a thing of beauly and a joy forever. Call aud seeitat Wim. Butler, @returned missionary from india, | J. F. MeRENNEY'S, a7 oth se 2 ae addressed a large and attentive audience upon | MOND, Manager. | aring aie a ae for sale or the changes that Christianity bas wrought in | Fe”! < », Central Oilice {or Tne Universal Patterns See thens’ otal Oli Aump Or Aw Orvnena ‘The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Macht tne lasone fatuplest’ and beat ta tae sears ete lady "should call at our office and sec the variety Gf woFk Jone on this Machine. bmbroldery work ef ail Kinds ‘done. without the use Ofany attashnsent’! Ine structions given free at 8 OPPENBEIMER & BROS, 528 Oth street nw. Sole Agent for the Light-Rumning New Home Sewing en Ola Stachines taken in exchange. my20 that field. ‘The speaker graphically contrasted his reception in India at the time of bis first and last visit—1856 and 1884. At 2 clock the children heid their meeting, led by Dr. Laney. It was, as usual, a success. At 8 o'clock Dr. Butler ‘gave to another full congregation his Christian experience. The young people's vesper service was well attend- ed. Ata quarter before § the evening worship of tbe sanctuary began, and after the usual de- votional services Dr. Butler appeared ugain be- fore a larger audience than in the forenoon. Mrs. Sarah La Fetra had the meeting in charge. Alter the reading of the Scriptures by Mrs, Geo, A. Clarke a prayer was offered by Mrs. Clara Roach, Miss Nellie Felthan then favored the udience with @ charmingly rendered solo, ‘come Unto Me.” Her sister accompanied her on the organ, and the siuger, as well as the graceful song, Was rapturously approved. Dr. Butier portrayed the Providential origin of te y.C.M. in India, and how it became a possibil- ily. “Dr. Butler’ will leave immediately for Athens, Obio, where he will attend. the Cool- Hille cainp meeting and adaress.an audience on riday. Sao ee ine : Book Mauttiucturcrs: EOE Aner ns G PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, i 1285 ylvania avenue, W: D. specialty. TEMPRRANCE DAY. Friday is temperance day, and an elaborate and pleasing program is being arranged. Dr. Ellis, with other distinguished speakers, will attend, and a gala day is anticipated, CAMP JOTTINGS. Professor H. Wilson is moving about the cot- tage with the helpof acrutch. News came to jcamp this evening of the instant death of a man near Neelsville, this county, while engaged in feeding @ threshing muchine; heart diseuse | was the cause of deuth. Mrs.’Sherwoud, of Brooks, arrized to-day, and will spend the time of her sojourn at Mrs, Dorsey's, on 6th avenue, Hon. George Peter, returning home from a sur- vey near Seneca, stopped at the grove this even- ing for a few hours. Mrs, Weech and sons, Robert and Sewell, of Grace M. E. church, are the guests of Mr.’ Calhoun, on East citele. Messrs. Tom Vinson and fdward Peter, of Rockville, were in camp this evening. The Union Camp Meeting. Correspondence of THE EVENING Stan. InviNe PakK, Mb., August 19. The services Wednesday were exceedingly Neaz Or Far Away. NEAR OR FAR AWAY. People who leave home for the summer often expe- rience the need ot some article of Clothing forgotten iu 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 Cost Is always a luxury om @ hot day,and you've neglected w take either. 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 for both Man or Boy. In fact, a va- | Tied assortment of ail kinds of Furnishings at the very lowest prices, ‘Those of our customers at present ont of the city mnight write to us, telling thelr wants, and the Clothes can go by express or mail to the remotest hamlet at a titling expense. ‘Those who stay at home, or those interesting. The attendance was large, The 8 | who visit the capital city, will find here the coolest ot m. prayer ana pfaise meeting was led by J. | cool Clothing, as wellas excelleuce, with economy in W. Evans. At this meeting several penitents | amicles of Dress | Were at the altar. The Rev. J, H. Valentine | preached at 11 a. m., Rev. J. W. Dausbury, P, E., at 3p. m., following which the holy com- munion was administered. At 8 p.m. Rev. Daniel Wheeler delivered ‘the sermon. The Young people's meeting at 2 p.m. was well NOAH WALKER & co, yl7 625 Pennsylvania avenue Prsservixe Jans Passervine attended, Rev. M, H. Ross was in charge, and addresses were delivered by Revs. E. W.S. Peck JARS and KR. Riggs. Bishop A. W. Wayman will aon Heeetven | Preach Friday, at3 p. m. | A NEW PATENT JaR. ‘The Most Perfect and Satisfactory Jur in the World. Large Supply Just Recelved, Call and examine before buying. A WELCOME To THE SAN FRANCISCO EX. CURSIONISTS.—The members of the Grand Army of the Republic, who attended the encampment at San Francisco will be given @ reception on their return to this city Monday evening, The vetern companies and the post commanders will recelve the returning party and escort them to the Grand Army hall, 7th and L streets, where @ general reunion will be AL SUCCESSFUL WASHINGTON BrDDERS.—The following firms of this city are among the suc- cessful bidders for furnishing sieam engineer- ing suppites for the Baltimore post office bulid- ing: £. E. Rider, Johuson Bros, J. B. Kendall, Stephenson & Bros, W. H.” Baum, A. K William & Co, E. G. "Wheeler, Z. D. Gilman, T. Somerville & “Son, W. W. MeCuliough, Poole & Brooke, Leitch & Son, and Wiseatiey Bros, CITY ITEMS. New Fire-Alarm Cards, at Auerbael Gent's Furnishing and Sewing Machine Rooms, ‘7th and H. 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Finest and cheapest Ment Flavor. ig Sicek for Soups, Stade Dishes and Sauces ‘Atiuutl sule 8,000,000 jars LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. An invaluable tonic. “Isa success sud a boon for which uations should feel grave- ful.”"—See “Medical Press,” “Lancet,” &¢. Gennine only with the fac simile of Raron Lie. big’s Signature in Blue nk across the Label. ‘The title “Baron Lietig” aud photograph hav: ing been largely used’ by dealers with bo cole | ection with Aaron Liebig, the public are it | formed that ihe Liebig Company alone can offer the article with Baron Liebig's guarauree Qf genuineness, LrezIG UOMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘To be had of all Storek Gro- eersaud Chemists. "Sole Agents for the United States (wholesale only), C. David & Co., 9 Fen cuurel Avenue. Loudon, Kugiaud. — sub-th LEAR, CLEAN AND HAKMLESS AS WATER. NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Restores Gray or Faded Hair in three to ten days, Supplies the roots of the hair ‘TOrHAM's Facrony, 1231 Pa. ave.n.w. 6 ‘Bid new wtulity. und thus stops iis tulle out —— bicker and'sayer that ai ouier hale When Baby was sick Ce eee 2 We gave her Castoria, Dandruffand Scurt vanish after using it «short time When she was «child hough they had never ezisted. It tnukey an ec jen she became a. coe Permanently Gray Whiskers may be restored and When she had areas © Castoria, Took as youtbiul as ever by the application of ee Caan as Genta: NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY [when pany secu for two oF three weeks. ‘Try It. Sure to give you sat- ee Wc iirve lise Cestorta, Iefuction: | Horsaie by all druggists aud the: propeie- | When she was a child Z ARTHUR NATTANS, . She cried for Castorla, sue 2d and D und 14th and Isis. tw. When she becume a Miss = = She clung toCastoria thst | Dr ok KENNESS | Autumn Crocus is not a patent medicine, nor is ita “cure all,” but is the prescription of a weillgnown New York pbysician, and is a certain cure forall forms of Rheumatism and Gout. $1 per botule. Z. D. GILMAN'S, 627 Pa. av, Jy 28-089 John C. Baker & Co.» Cod Liver Oiland ‘Malt is the finest preparation of the kind in the market. Its tonic and nutritive effects in wast- ng diseases truly wonderful. Sold by all drug: wis OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Jrean be given ina cupof coffee ortea withonttne knowledge of the person taking it is absolutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient tsa moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. thas beenyiven in thousands of cuses, and in every instance a perfect cure nas fol- lowed. IT NEVER Fara. The system oUce unpreg- nated with the Specific, 1t becomes ab UWE Muyuasr uly Jus Lue Liquor appetite to exist, j | ! | Reduetion in Albams. Our line of $2.49 Photograph Aluums reduced. to $1.48. Patent back; tall morocco. For Gane ay TON VARIETY STORE, DR. 8S. F. WARE, 0-3 __705 und 707 Market Space. EBBIT HOUSE DRUG STORE, | Save the Pieces! “Ic. Royal” giues them, | Corner 14th and F streets, also, R.K. HELPHEN- Broken glass, china, ornaments, furniture,| STINE, corner 14th street and Vermont avenug, &e. colin Washington, D. Call or write for pamphlet containing undredsot testimonials from the best women aud men from ull parts of the country. ocz-s.tu,th Liem Baran: 4 PURE MALT FXTRACT. ‘Possesses the highest merit. tts mauufacture éfrom ie choicest materials, and couibines the itost palar Seott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, With Hypophosphites, IN CONSUMPTION AND WASTING DISEASES, Dr. C. W. Barringer, Pittsburg, Pa. says: “I think your Emulsion’ of Cod Liver Oil is a very tine preparation, and fills @ long felt want, It is very useiul ‘lu consumption and wasting diseases.” eo Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in dyib. “Ward” prints: soe, | wole qualities ota refreahing drink, with te 1avigor. per lb. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterinilik; | {igo nt “eiesome properties or the best Malt ix: Sweet Milk Se. per quart. Cream 15 centy Pickwick Club Whis&y isthe best Mesr Be Soum It is @ true tonic and delightful beverage, alike di le for tnvalide sind peroone in healt “Will be Saat ‘pou trial to be a pleasat und complete subeututeiae thisicoholie drinks, most of whlch are toy stint Jordellcateconstitations, ‘is the beverage “Par Fxcellence” for nursing mothers, creates an abundance of mille” witle it Strengthens and lnvigorates the entiresystem. After careiul analysis, Wilbur G. lulls PhD, York, says: “Liquid "iread isa retresbing, uourisniing table’ beverage, and a wholesome invigorating to 111s palatable to the taste, and of eauy saalinilution, ‘MD. St. Louis, alter “There is a tide in the affairs of man, which Taken ai the flood leads on to fortune.” ‘Vhere 1s seidom more than one chance In a lifetime to get such bargains in Fine Clothing for meuand boys ‘as will be sold for the neat thirty days at OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, As the entire stock must be closed out. The follow- ing are a few of the bargains: For Boys 5 to 13—shirt Waists which soldat 35 and 50c., now 25c. ‘Shirt Walsts which sold at 75c.,00c.and$1, now 50c. ‘Oda Pants from 50c. up, Jackets and Pants from $1.76 up. For Boys 13 to 18—Sacks, Cutaway and Norfolk Suits at about 60c. on the doliar. For Men und Youths'—Good Business Suits at $6.50 reduced from $10. All-wool Cheviot Sults at $7.50, retuced from $13, Blue Fiannel Suits at $6.50, reduced from $10. Best Biue Flannel Suits ut $10, reduced from §16, Corkscrew Suits at $10, reduced from $15, Prince Albert Suits at 915, reduced from $25, Prince Albert Suits at $18.50, reduced from $27. Seersucker Costs.and Vests ut $1, reduced from Frank L, James, Pb. D., ‘analy. Ht, suym: “Ite low percentage of sicobol, its etferves Cetiew ite delightful taste aud odor, all cbubine tore commiend Nicholson's Mait Extrict as beings most nourishing beverage, and the best article of tue sort hat has ever come under my examination.” DAVID NACHOLSON, Prop’r, ST. LOULS At wholesale by WM MUEHLEISEN, 918 STH ST. WASHINGTON Mos Jour Corsox Sava 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 CCKE were used in cities,” do, WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON | Beraie and new repeating action. Low prices, Tr You Wasr A Laxssuncz, & Oe Summer apd Fall I-ardh BY yarce srove -& Bro Sut the times, *adarcas Mie LOVE: Bor 122 44 bemreyou.etthe bes, and one with the iates, tm. beeen a ng aut Enent ofall sizes of the Celebrated CROWN JEWEL. THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, DANFORTH FLUID constantly on Band Sec" spo- lal Notice, REFRIGERATORS, WATER _ COO! Agent for the ONE MINUTE BOSS COFF! ow reduced in price red rei W. & JENKS @ Co, 3. Goon News Goo THEIR REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE Days, Ladies’ Steel Pins, 5c.; worth 25c. Celluloid Hair Pins, 5<. fo Por > Children’s Lisle Thread Gloves, Bc. worth 15¢. 717 Th erect _| Children's full reguiur-masde Hose, 170. pair: ‘sold for 33¢. Nuws C door: only 2ty miles stag! Berkeley and its wacers THE MOsT DE / iebtful and deautifel places in Virginia YREEDMOOR I OPEN JUNE 10, 101 Miles on Baltimore and Ohlo RL Oniy Sie hours from Washingion to hotel ts of (ildren's Figured Pique Bibbs, Se, wor:h consist of spouts, shower, py Ladies’ Hovey in brow! ouly, O. : Std'are large and eexsnit. Bsc. Fane for 250. thor deg, Faurenhel. Water al ed by meat to aly FROM dozen Metal at 19c. ; actual value, 40c. igs eer rassera rs: ie; Remular Mikado Haching. 4c. in whiteand pink only. ROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSH : Tadies’ Al-Linet Eat Edge Collars, regalar Value, 30c.; for Remnant Days, 1'yc. pamphlet, Round trip Uckets, goo: For alin need of FURNITURP. CARPETS, STOVES | Ladies, Celluloid Col.ary 4c.: worth oe 291m a and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geueral, hes Catfs, Se. per pair: worth 85c. Ra MOT. #sno one need be without a wellfurnisned home | 1 10! AUSIIK Hand-Painted Suk Pieces for eraay quit | NI" oeyood pirbotes: choice, oc. 3 1 lot “Amber oF Jet Jewelry: choice, 15c; reguiar rice, 28. ey 24 Storesolled Laundered sn 3 regular 100 Laden’ Dress: utirely trimmed ‘embroldery, at Tae wots Be Mi because they have not got the cash to spare, We are determined to knock the bottom out of high prices, and will selz GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS emperature for Invalid for Fheumatism, skin diseases ad kiduey and wer ous affections. “Calsine ui-ar passed mc dates 500 guess. JME CONTINENTAL. ATLANTIC AY comforts: exeeties These waters are a jn Hotel ace od iit Write for erms. at ued Fates above Ic. I ave., (taste city,\ J. Home tanie: detigh ‘orn rei near eean, With Splendid =: Fine French Woven Corsets, In’sizes from 21 to 30; | <trect cars and ‘tase. 1. U box THe. worth $1; for 350. ALLA Nand i J. SACKS, boch of Wasiiugtoa, DLC. AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE. | Hoy¥ Slirt Walsis, beautifil patterns, 48e; regular | “js 27-1m* SS - WHERE FOR CASI The ‘remainder of our 48. Chemisettes, now | (RAND UNION HOTEL. | ATEA: ie Shc! aid Our Linen plated SOc Chemisctten ae” | CX Atlantle Cy: S.J. Hietel wl exe And we make this extraordinary offer that customers | 2U:inch Glass Tuweling, 12\yc. per yurd: regular price, pes. squitary afrangement. “JS. BR Oss can make their own terms in regard to paymenta Emiroldery Craqh, 20: par yard: usually sold at 250. | VUSE Prostieio.. $1.90 (er diy-and Come and see the largest store in the United states. | O#inch Uubleached Table Lanen, Gos ber ard; fe: 5 on GERI ‘Come and see the largest and most varied stock toso- lect from. ‘Turkish Towels, slightly solied, 10c: worth.12 Turkish Towel, eights enisa: lac renabs tice, White India Linen Dress Robes, $2.18, with wide and Come after you have posted yourselves on prices 2 aioe age anes eens ssclarna dhenbere and re wil unraneeoutins| MEE CEE DS Fee BEE Ry go GROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSER inches wide, at 12iyc.: former price, 26c. Nice goods for late summer or early fall wear. 1 lot Fine Satteens, suitable for furviture use: reduced from 20c. to 124yc. per yard. 3.000 yards of Satteen Remnants, mostly datk colors, ‘et Giac, per yard: worth 1 1 lot Children's White Drewes, with tucked or platted work, at 180. Children’s Gingham Dresses, elegantly trimmed, at 48c.; former prices, $1.25 and $1.50. Red Table Linen (oil }), Warranted fast colors, ‘at 25c. per vard. (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., In the place you were looking for. Comeandbe con vinced that what we say are facts and nohumbug. We repeat, come and make your own terms—as Je1s. GKOGAN'S. Jusr Receiven, A CAR LOAD oF oR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS Indlgo Biue Table Linen, reduced trom 50c. to 374. 1 lot Apron Ginghams, sold regularly for 10c. per yard, will be gold for Gige, Remnants of Figured Laws, 2c. per yard. Remnants of best brands Bleached’ Cotton, yc; ‘worth 10c. and L2ige, pet yard. Reninants of 10-4 Wamsutia Sheeting, at 23¢; regu: lar value off the pleve, doe. per Yard. TWhite Bed Spreads, store soiled: regular prices, $2.25 and $2.50; reusnauts price, =i.50. A few more pleces all shades Doublefold Lace Bunt- which we are selling at $29.75. ee mos pee Fare: cee BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED. Remnants of Dress Ginghams, CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS aS ey ey oS Remuants of Fa oot eves ‘And scorevof other Rempants Scranat Miwon, S other Remp: ‘ = W. #. HOEKR sizes at half thelr vaiue. ns. 801 Market Space. 308 and 310 Sthst. nw. REMEMBER, ALL GOODS AS ADVERTISED. a PIANOS AND ORGANS. Eowanv F. Dioor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Good quality Unbleached Canton Flannel at 5c. per yard: regular value, Se. per yard. Every plece of goods Uicketed with price thereon. “Qu ~=s price, eugene oar acenlaue pea _ Son, Marsal! °& Wendell, Hallett @ Comston aud | ane ; hig Onan tats acaeneee | AON ghBy Tpstrumenis sld’on monteiy paymeny | EBA RRS s Facute Rowe fused uepargh ve ord | EAR = ree kus 2a a hse ettaanl riasas Gf sites ater TD aah wnpiec a ine aun pi e BBB OO RRR eco non ee iy he o> dal KOR WYN A non exe i Soo HTE KK NNN AA BB E Bs VA) £4 Bs B : re mg K NNN 4 4 BPB KEBD a > « Piano Forres oe — 40a * UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN. SHIP AND DURABILITY, 420-422-424.426 SEVENTH STREET. Our store is the coolest in town. Our patent cooling fans cause this, aus le SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES 3] ORDAN WHITE SUL NEW coveapra noes Rocx Exox Ke ERICK co, Va Pamphlets at the Star Oftice Jordaa Sprines, BO, fe153m_ r CAPE MAY, N. 5. REYNOLDS & NEM, ii ed Lackavett PHUESPEIN m7 PRINGS AND THs, TEGINTA, bs Wasinins he most pore t dramage a —Dr. Geo, Reusing, Balsimnor re funiiies oF tvalidsean leriveasmuch heaith and eijoyment."—Dr. hovert ‘burn. the past vd at rates Latter overtakes the e, and for all indor r. Props ANSHIUD N THE MOUNGAIS ihe ott, aad ew piaced in all th rooms. with Wow Late, bewutit a sce xeril di thetuilsing areat watering Waluugton, being only & hours’ ride ert PIANOS FOR RENT RTE TE eatin date, Qe woe fur te prot, EAL Wiltams’ Tras aud Strlug. hin ior at SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY AND tanzh's “Opera ilouse. Descriptive. pi on . Coons Baxoare Is Siszes Doves aualjtis oftwe wate, sitrattiome teste stone /M. KNABE & CO. Bromlais de. thaw be had fi : WM KNABE & fat": Drew's, Sidburw's, thomp. my8 817 Market Space ax Era: ‘water deol on at SASH RIBBONS, ‘We have just purchased at a great sacrifice a lot of Elegant Sashes aud Sash Ribbons in the very newest styles and latest colors. Do Nor Porcuase Second band Pianos and Organs at prices from $10 to $150. Sold on small monthly payments Largest assortment © 5c. music in the city. HENRY EBERBACH. ELEGANT MOIRE SASH RIBBONS, 14 inches wide, at $2 per yard, worth $3 ELEGANT MOIRE RIBBONS, 12 inches wide, at ap24 91.50, worth $2, 915 F street Jc BANIGH & BACH PIANOS. —= Guality always the same and the best FFE] Gully's tiafvelouaselt-piay ing insgruments G. 1. WILD & BRO, TO Reventhst. n. w. Establlshed 1984 VELVET EMBOSSED SASHES at $8. Reduecd from $17.50, ALLET & DAVis' PIANOS, NEW STYLES OF | ‘The most elegant goods ever seen in this city. I these Celebrated Pianus just received. All'double y Terms Iiuy now. Bargains to close by 1oth June. 5 H. L. SUMNER in charge, 311 9th st. nw. plo ‘We are receiving Fall Goods every day and offer advantages in first-class Dress Goods. i M Spie | paupulet aud iui rule © BLIGHTON ‘Hot and cold Sea, Water T n Post. For furiher lufartuatio ‘ort Garsworn [ovse (EASTERN POINT) NEW-LONDON. A new hotel, furnished bat weLINg, parLcuiars address MATTHEWS & PIERSON, Proprietors Jy27-tu,th,sathm Attantic City, S.J, OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Baths, and all modern con- Ventences F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. Jel-eoam NHK OCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC Cry, XN. J. open Winer sand JK BARAUER: ND C.D. PEASE & CO. = apd Cold’ sea ¥ Kathie IX Pianos Burdett Organs. ‘The beste ry every modern Teusonuble-price Pianos. Kent, tuning, pair, at GH. KUHN’S, 407 lib st uw 113_ | WHITE SILKS for weddings just received. rPHETRAYMOE. Top ards, oF tie eae view, Fe hail modern couveniences, gers ONE PRICE. i stinger levator ti AUaistie CEs: Norroz ‘W. M. SHUSTER 4 80NS, 1O GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS ‘919 Pennsyivania Avenue. FS BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF CO ERE RRR ERB shy = 8° fe fae’ fe i Scxoor Ovrrrm. hi So Eee EOE aS SS Poe: a (SUCCFSSOK . INVITES THE “SPECIAL ATTENTION” OF PAR- THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. It fayrithont a doubt the most Bravrtrur andthe mont Netnirious Flour in the World, ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MU, containingas itqoes all the’ most Iaiproved Machin: ery invented up to the present time, it they produce & Flour Unsckrassxy by any miltin the world. To Prove that, we would simply sate that “large quae Ely Or tits’ magniticent Flour is shipped annually 1 eae abd ¢alen at the principal Courts of tue old wor HOWEVER. Like eversthing else that has gained renown, some person or persons are trving to take advantage of the Teputation it has gained by unitating the Nutae and Brand, and atiempting thereby tw palm off an inf Hor article for the genuine. ENTS, GUARDIANS, AND ALL WHO ARE FITTING OUT CHILDREN FOK SCHOOL TO | His VERY LARGE STOCK OF ALL-WooL SCOTCH PLAIDS. INCHES WIDE ALL-WOOL TRICOTS, IN THE FALL COLORS, at S0c, PER YARD. 64 WIDE FRENCH AND AMERICAN HABIT ‘CLu JUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK AND COLORED CASHM: RES, FROM 30¢. TO $2 PER YARD. EW HAIR LINE STRIPES DRAP DE DIANE. | IMPERIAL SERGES, CAMELS HAIRS AND CHUDDAS. IMPORTED JERSEYS, FROM $2.50 TO $8. (PORTED JACKETS FOR | MEDIUM WEIGHT I EARLY FALL WEA, “CLOSING PRICES’ ON SUMMER WRAPS AND | PARASOLS. SILK, CHUDDA AND CASHMERESHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY. GAUZE. MEDIUM "AND HEAVYWEIGHT MURINO UNDERWE SIZES AND it | [Ni Va Al THEREFORE, WALITIES THAT CAN BE RELIED ON 10 Bo sure and see toit that clther sacksor barrels read | COMPLETE STOCK OF HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY AND KID GLOVES. ple, Baby! X open JUNE IST. 1556. Sik, upand situated convenieut to Uie beac | post otliee. guests can find te comlorts of home. SBEacH, vi T periect ana modera is. M. E. HOOPES, nd J, P. Colt, of the Ar ‘00k Jy10-eozm ME STOCKTON, Cape May, N. cratoga ~ OUNTAIN TOP MOTE de.ighiful resort, on to ue Adige Mountains of 1 Proprieier, Aiton Depot, Va 3 vUMPF'S HOIEL, ATLANTIC AND New York avenues, Atiaiitic City, Nd, jas been revuill and enlarged. Newsy" titie The are Large aud air For terins address jy92m OARDING., BATHIN ‘Address W. #, LARICA GEE, myis-4m -ASUN 1856. LOUIS KU: ., Will Feopen June 1 or "circular. $4 Teaso ‘Through trains trom Washington to lceho- be both by Parke Ke withou: change; roumdetsig tence | | foud tor season ab reduced tates’ GROUAL& BUie | TON. proprietors, SBURY PARK, Family, Howe. FINANCIAL. Srna b sano —a pr. din lites yooig men and ome Seven ad's oes fu ty perform t dates 0 ite “rhoroagh instruction even ia Writing, the tngtish Langage, oreo 7 lations ook\eepiig. fiwsiness acti, kam, Politioal hao ‘graphy ad Type Wet Key ng, aed balance Feat sete =i ta ion per quarter of U tage Niet sewetoms won uterine: th s218, and balan yo rent free a cat MENA CSP WCo it Principal. Mra SARA A.SPPNCER, Vin Pelnege dam Mie UES See CET NE will reopen Monday, Sepreuiber 20t0, at TAT aw wasn, af JOHN'S COLL DOK, ANNAPOLIS Mb. 000 Siicxt seston Cay |) Dok. Seven H = of Y Prepare. | posed for | rie ery nokerme. Fa | : i ex MA SMd..or way be lad of SMSF. PATE, | poock uria. n =r ees MARYLAND, Conducted Cie hirictay Sahoo. 1 Tatts Maw tg are ta che Couege withoutestrs charg ra, Tuitiom auuity, pet sewson ot BY en Day Scholars, $30, —tirdtes will be: rest Mom ay. September Ott Asad Sed fora prespectte pire ROTHER AZAR. bead nt Prtta Reeccaris ror Canons Under Wweive yours OF ae tespe eanber ata For paricuars widres MADAM! Cl. VEE MONT Diphoree de T exiemie det > Lath st. wal s-lm 4 ee EC forewrr The hes Typewriter w tL weme. iA, DINSMOR NGTON Av nner Pa, A sell LF EMG: la VON MACRETE SLA | BROOKE VILLE ACADIY PPE BERLIT2 scItoO! OF LANGE AGES HE LADIES ART A ern OCTATION. OFS. ¥., ‘duction Iu prices auld Hor mur Die aystens ‘UrPeSpoUIeES, = AF Oe YEAR 613s @ AKTER DOO BN als moins te ACADEMY tor Vou ic sen and ye Mesia, ta tiliew from Priladeiphia, Fined price covers es x or Neda \ nd Cen | Stgdents sent t | Iss5. 00 in Isse. the hal de asin and iio Library in 1-8 ta Los. M Harter wich yt aan ks Prinepal w IpDGi, A.M. sia ap ae hues and itnits ¢ 7 ip. College Preputatosy Soliou ocak pom FOR BOYS AND \ jalhamwore, cous Soa KN rinespal, te ) ngtish. Chasaeal “aid Cainscerci advauia ves and situation 3-00 to S00 PLEWOOD INST TUTE Ya Yaeu nin rt JORGE HALL ML George's, Lt Ait, A. Privetoal. pean ARYLAND Next ses Ay ea Pugin, to Agne and Avr ola ls moking ® final se wiving fut Fans ad sed tor Geauty, beait fulness amd Prines RWOOD 1d Ni Siren Reopens =i: For hare adres Mit wud Mrs. WM. boca. P1214 14th stor, dor un prerey trims prvcipas sate Pupils of the Norwood ye i WINDSOR COLLRGE And WINDSOR PEMA! F COLL ag Men =Whb Prey a'stors hoys. For Young Ladies tary Schwuls fur Git. pheuiber Leth, 188. coly. Address Rew, Sunisor. Mi wi ICKLAND -CHOOL forgiris, Smtys riug Mont 18 miles Horisg Wa hi gurls re ch training: hue go veruen Gilly attended to; Mauaber lmsited.. FOR | ereulars address MANSY C Yale IRENCH LESSONS. ALLOW LL 4 A Pups ts Cit iu one seeson a practical use of the | ianguage and a Paidan pronune. ion. New erm u ALLE V. bc HOMME: ! 2014 Toth 4, betweon i anid Le DURING SUM MADAM Te of min ing ater te tr Method. “Cine Modern Music: good German, trench au” hallan, by unsurpassed methods, bus Jer rooms at Ty 1s St nw, late 12D, MORANIAN PAROCHIAL. “Scrroot a .Fa.—Nenior Boys Dep MEF prepare aiuit-sion to Lenigh ih fiads are those a} fia high unive sty aud toe m-ttue BUGENE L. SCHALLER, 3 srcireainrs. apple to var Povlesviuler Md, ONT, SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. ress Ogont, Montgomery POA VALLOY ACADEMY, Winchester, Va. | a.W. A. Maury, Mr. G Mecattt, Lc a» sur JANGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN Boat wy School. No, $122 P st, West Wasbe MISSES DORS!Y, will ujen Sepk BO, | Ane, with tial corp of tusteucd For dretiate adress "MASS 3 «6. i ‘CERES! NEW SILK, ALPACA ANDGINGHAM UMBREI- and have the imprint of WARNER'S, THOMPSON'S AND FRENCH C. P. | ; RETS, FROM $1 TO $3.50. | FIELD WHITE AND SCARLET | MARSEILLES QUILTS. “ALL WOOL BLANKETS. BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHERTING LINENS IKISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS NAP TWO GOLD MEDALS ‘attached, None geauine without the two gold medals, EN! c KINS, TOWELS AND DOYLEY&, WM. M. GALT & 00, “SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN'BLAGK, AND COL- ORED ” RHADAMES, “SURAHS, " FAILLE, p23 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, FRANCAISE AND GROSGRAIN SILKS, at $1, $1.25, $1.50 AND $2. Sa PLALN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, ‘Peeny BUILDING. ‘Penn. Avetiue, Corner 9th street, Emtablished 1840. auld Avevsr Reovcrioss HLousexxersrs: Housexxerens: HOTEL, CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM PROPRIE- TORS, DRUGGISTS AND THE TRADE LN GENERAL, ATTENTION! ATTENTION! It has been deemed advisableto change the pi already prepared for the improvements of our Store, No. 417 7th st. n.w., the resuit of whicu will necessi- tute the teuring of dur Store literally to pieces. Con- sequently, every dollar's worth of goods comprised in our stock must be sold. ‘Rheretore, we will offer for the next two weeks all fore making purchases, will offer = As we desire to reduce stock as low as possible be- | exntiss Pauscs & Wares, STOCK BROKE, $A Broadway. | ew York. Tso Furth av Bow sree (Corcorats building», Washinstow a Wakes PRAVALE S40CK Lic kgital ILADELPHLA, Prenyaeg ASHINGTON, BALIAMUIE, P LW Yoius, BUSTON Jamas Wart ly ‘MAYNARD Hexmy H. ova! Wirtiaw A dnay ‘M. Cuveke OxKcee, G by Washingion, D.C. Parwuer. Tas, Bpecal: Buy and seli vb Comuissivn al cusses oO: Railway Securities, ‘iL H, DODGE, Resident Partner. Quotations of Socks and Bonds and Information re the inarkets received through our wires im direct from the New York Siock Exchan of our Immensestuck of groceries, wines and whiskies at sacrifice prices. Never within our knowledge bas Such an opportunity been set before the public to buy first-class groceries of + very kind at £0 great m reduc. tion as weoffer. We have been very, very. busy tor {the pust forty days, but we expect, and kuow, Wie will bring Us more business than we can altend 10 1p the same carelul manner we alwayngo, but this Is an ex Szabo Set you wish v9 avail Vourvet of bantains bargains, call quickly and leave your order, it will pay you WN T. METZGER BRO, 417 7th nw, GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL SUMMER GOODS AND SUCH FALL STOCK 43 WAS LEFT OVER FROM LAST SEASON. We are offering GREAT BARGAINS IN BLAN- KETS that were left over, though this season's stock is much higher. au PARASOLS are being closed out st LESS THAN UNDERWEAR much unéer usual price, Swirs Srecuo f Is nature's own remedy, made from roots gathered from the forests of Georgia, The method by which it ts made was obtained bys half-breed from the Creek Indiang whe inhabited » certain portion of BARGAINS ALL THE BALANCE OF THIS| special rates to clube. 4 Worders executed and reported prompily. SLDGR OF BBR A pun ERR OK OK BB AA sek Re RBBB AA BBR FR RK B AAA ROB F K BBA A KBB KEE x = APOSITIVECURE FO. MALAGIA, FEVER AND AGUE—Contatus bo quinine, arsenic @ any wewliic compounds—at Drug. ists, OU Ceutsa boule.” Pr ‘Ollice, G00 9th st. ba mada Reduced to $7.00, ‘Our $10.00 BABY COACH. 09 Reduced to $8.00, Our $11.00 BABY COACH ‘Our $12.00 BABY COACH scape Reduced to $10.00, LAWN TENNIS, ARCHERY, CROQUET. $1.50. ETOWN— Seersucker Coats and Vests at $2, reduced trom ean a5 "Rott sake at 5; reduced om Prennporty ‘or ets reduced $9. Pongee Coats and Vests at $3, reduced from $5. kas cohen pea at $5, reduced from $7.50. (COKE NOT CRUSHED— rge Couts and Vests ut $5, reduced from. Bushels Office Coats at 25 cents, reduced from 50. . 00) heals Alpaca, Drap 4'Eve, Mohair Coats and Vests, re ‘26 Buabels for $2.00 gardless of cost. — White Vests, from 75 cents up, Zants trom $1.25 up, At WASHINGTON G48 LIGHT COMPANY, OAK HALL, 3 411 and 413 10th treet) CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS‘ aul3 = ; Fou Lon Tourwr Friasxez Sars, SPRING Goops, ALL coLors, Xow open atthe Landing alloring Huiaiahinent of W.8 TEE Lach gs =D. BARR, 07 995 Pennevivanie avenue | mnis 2021. PENNA, AVE. West Washingion, 2.°C. |] ESCHEEL ORGANIST. Pe ACHEKO: PIANO oJ ound VOCAL MUSIC. | Particular & tention to be ‘Terms mudora be quallied 10F sad M* ST. JOsePITS COLL) Gr AN CLASSICAL AND COMM! KOA Terms: bow ~ Hive uivutias, S005 day students aceurding to grade States Will be 1esu: Pou alonday:, Be 1h, Dire iets JUmS = hod. WAsM Sut oS Mitt rw sehen ik aud te fe pret anpron Ichesned remries, Yoti yooh; toue ol, wniaisiers, Si giGe cai, Lxvemsot ving exseruunaiy Fe Sav itteaica tony ms MOUL. Wy gislugrese Haye aitemson vorcquirenents tur abil ston, sven fie ws" in preparing hr eee Yr Casing oPScained inturualion adress ‘yore aA So HONOG EAP! 1 Monday and. Thursday ovens pana sapies Ural 624 hat py aan Peay ialdmtarea hatte tea as Wat este meee, ete in Langue. Competiiive [ikem All Short Feet ew, i a ES Ber ist, in larger accommodaciuns, ase Boadivg and MONTH. (CH. RUPPERT. ‘Schvol. Georgia, which was communicated to one ofthe early ox ficient settlers, and thus the formula has been handed down = s¥6. 403-405 7th a. n.w..near Dst_| Tay ae an Acton aa to the present day. ‘The demand has been grad- JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘NO. A. HAYWARD. INO. 5. MoDEVITT. | EF Vermont ave. 3020-4 ually tnoreasing watt a $100,000 laboratory is Pe \q ss ANNIE G, sHloTweIL, now necessary to supply the trade a Sa eee {ass Rew Vere avenue wortnwest, 47... | ML" aS Pe warren 2x Corser, De woveceary to meet ik his great wu) Great Manx Dows Is tana Cheat oiled and Suaates uasraged al e-20* | auveed wo be thoroughly tanght for SiO. jee * | Our Crescect shirt, made of good and fine T. CDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL AND WELLES ‘ade with the Fourth VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER fiayn, ony Sac, Our inetaaie shee Pat Ger Tus Bor bd MM Sak Prepaves sor snp colege beat ie . ounES ihe ie myenner ony 66 mie, Fernie 3 THE CONCORD HARNESS ‘Rito Mim AN2CS LLas, Principals, Lig, Ste mes Collars and Cuffs, 0 ‘2 lot of 20 ‘Waatiingion, D.c. jezo-im for the aale of the Genuine ou 4 CANCER, CATARRE, SCROFULA, ECZEMA, ison huapendors, at 17 ce = Senin 23 | Weare the Sole Arents SEE LSOTGE CONOERVATORY Oo a ‘ULCERS, BHEUMATISM, BLOOD TAINT, | each. 8 pairs French, ; Sar ‘Beware of imitations a Re 4 canteen, hereditary oF otherwise, without the aseof Mercury | per dSeen, Six Finest Dress is sande 1 onder lot Bewure of Name aud Numbex, Comet, ae. ree advantages Ook BC LLARD De "Boake Blood Polsow” andon“Rioot| peancH BALTIMORE SEIS on on ‘end Skin Diseases,” mailed free, wae 1002 F STRERT eo For-sale by all druggista =. P tg aauis of ‘Titles and Con