Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1886, Page 4

> - " LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatn: Ormice oF THe Cuter S: WastttNarow, DG. Aug. 20: 1686, Indications jor 24 Howes Commencing at & p.m. For District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. fair weather, easterly winds, Rearly stationary temperature, rs omneee 500 Rorss Sreaw MATTING, 200 refrige- Fators, 150 baby carriages, at less than cost. W. 5. Moses & SOx, Lith and F streets, Mn. Jonx R. Keiiy will have choice beet, lamb and veai tor saie at his stalls, Center and K-sireet markets, to-morrow. ELLs & Co.are about issuing “A Farewell Bong to Jeannie Wiustou,” written and com- posed by Michael Scanlan, 'of the Department Of State. “The words of this beautiful song will appear in the Sunday Cupual. ‘Tux New Puoro AxtC THE AvcrioN SALE of Wines and Liquor Will take place at $11 7th st. n.w.all this week, 8010 aim. and 7 p.m. 56c. Cuit.DKEN’s Kid spring heels, worth 75c. 1 Youth's bution suoes warranted all leather. {9c. Ladies’ slippers, sold elsewhere at 40e, ¥¥e. Ludies’ Hue kid shoes, regular price $1.50. $1.10 Meu's luce and ‘congress, actual valus 1.75 Pi? kinds of low quartered shoes and slippers to be ciosed out at half price at ‘The Star Shoe House, 726 7th st., bet. G and H. Facwand Eyesight fitted, $1, Hempler’s, cor.4%, CITY AND DISTRICT ge Amusements To-Nicht. ALBAUGH's.—“The Merry War.” Dix Musevum.—“The Danites.” AruLetic Parx.—Koller coaster. MaxassaS PANORAMA.—151h street and Ohio avenue. AL OFFICER. ——__ Condensed Locals. John Hoffman Smith, of Prince George's ty, Ma. has entered suit against Christian claiming 10,000 for anal Breach ‘ot contract made tn 1992, relative: to the sale of some land on Gen. Hickey’s planta- ‘Won, near this ci jt of the bureau of engrav- cS ‘The superintende $ug and printing has asked to have the attic of ‘the building, which 1s used as a dressing room, Btted with ventilating machinery ata cust of ‘Those who leave the city during the summer can have THE STAR malied to them for any th of time and the address changed as often tired. The subscription must be invariably paid ip advance. Elizabeth and Wm. W. Smith, by a bill in equity against Dr. Charles B. Purvis, executor Of the estate of the late Randoiph Smith, asks that he be restrained from selling the estate Until the spring of 1587. A temporary order ‘was made returnable on the second Tuésday in tember. ‘be will of the late Anna O'Reilly was filed with the register to-day for probate and record. ‘The deceased, aiter making a few smail be- ests, leaves the residue of her estate to Rev. Bither Ocounelt, of St Aloysius charen. to use “the money tor the purpose of having masses sald for the repose of my soul.” Acer! corporation was filed in the today by “The Wash- ington Conti ‘The incorporators are Geo. W. Gibbous, Wm. A. Sehultz, John F, Lipphard, Edwin Green and Edgar W. Black. ‘Phe Oid' Guard decided last night wo accom pany the Union Veteran corps, first company, to Lower Cedar Point to-morrow. Both com- Pauies will wear fatigue uniorms. Yesterday afternoon, in the Police Court, When the case of Isaiah Lewis and Jona Jackson, the alleged colored Police Court cap- pers, was calied, Mr. Shepherd, for the govern- iment, said he would abandon the ease, and che Judge discharged tue rule, Se ‘The Proposed N: ional Drill. THR COMMITTEE OF CITIZENS NOT YET AP POINTED. District Commissioner S. E. Wheatley to-day told a STAx reporter that the committee which the Commissioner was authorized to appoint of nine citizens, himseif to be chairman, to con- sider the details of the proposed national drill, during the closing week of May next, has not been selected, put will be in ashort time. He has received several letters from military men in the states, showing a lively Interest in the subject, and it is fair to presume that the pro- Jeet is meeting @ corresponding sentiment all Over the country in iavor of this elty tor the place of the drili. Mr. De Leon, man: it of the Alabama inter-state drili, bas offered to head the list of subscribers with $1,000, and Mr. Myron M. Parker, of this city, now at Long ‘Brune. offers wo subscribe liberally to this prot Ject. As soon as the committee bas been agreed ‘Epon s meeting will be called. Real Estate Sales. Messra. Duncanson Bros. have sold recently ‘at auction: For P.M. Dubant, trustee, lot 7, in square 517, improved by frame house No. 433 H street northwest,to Harbert 8, Wright for $2,325. For John J.Jobnson and E. M. ‘Lowe, trustees, part lit 8, square 517, improved by frame house, H street between 4th and 5th streets northwest, to H. W. Barbour for $1,900. For the owner, lot 9, square 959, corner ‘10th and H streets northeast, to Ulla Chappell for 49 cents per square foot. Lot 23, block 10, Meridian bill, to Wm. Mayse for 13% cents per jware foot. Lot 9, block 9. to A. P. Bardon for ‘Thy cents square foot. Lot 12, block 9, to A. F. Bhhiver for 10 cents square foot. Lot 18, block 10, to Wm. Mayse for 13% cents square foot. Lot 24, block 10,to A. A’Freeman for 13% cents persquare foot. Lot 31, block 6,to Mr. Sherman for 15 cents per square foot. "Lots & and 10, block 9, to A, F. Hillyer for 7 cents ware foot. For Jos. R. Edson and Chas, Batley, trustees, north huif of lot 16, in block. 27, Todd ‘and Brown’s recorded sub division of Mr. Pleasant, to Allan C. Clarke for $190. For Otis T. Presbrey, surviving trustee, lot 29, square 369, situated on M street between 91h d 10th streets northwest, to Wm. Ballantyne tor $1.60 per square foot. For Samuel Maddox Trustee, part of square 928, improved by two- ‘story ffame house on K street between Stn and Mth streets southeast, to S. E. Shields for $1,260. CuAnorD WiTH Rosutxc A SALoox. — ‘Yesterday fn the Police Court Jobn West, a colored rman, formeriy in the employ of Henry Peterson, atthe latier's saloon, 44 street and Pennsyivania avenue, was on trial charged With entering bis former employer's saloon in the bight time and stealing a watch chain. The case Was sent to the grand jury; bonds $300. ——— EXresstve Stegves ror Her Je: teciives Carter and Mahon on Tuesd: uma Byus, a colored servant girl em| the house of Dr. Day, 208 Delaware avenu and locked her up on suspicion of stealing a $56 shaw! fron: her employer. Judge Harper Yesterday sent the cuse tothe grand jury; bonds txoToNtaN ELEcten Presrpent.— al assoctation of ex-prisoners of war, insesion at Buifulo, N. ¥., yesterday selected Chicago as the next place ot meeting. The as sociation indorsed the Morrill pension bill and Ruthorized the appolntinent of a comiittee of Bice w investizate the prevent pension la With a view to their amendimentin the interest Stall Gianvied ex-Union soldiers and. sallens Major John McFiros, of this city, was elected President of the association. = = Tux CoNFERENCE IN MONTELLO—The Bal- ual conference of the M. P. church ‘Cat Montello M. P. churcn, Rev. H. ¥. pastor, yesterday. Rev. A. D. Coupling elected president and Rev. I. H.L. Couper tary of the conference. "This conference has a membership of about 20. The regular Standing couimittees of the various institutions were appoil Last evening there Was preac! fng by James W. Wells, of Baltimore. rete THE Soxs oF Jonap. Counell of the Sons of Jonadab adjourned yer lerday to meet in this clty next August. Depu- lies bave been appointed at the present sesston forall cities to uct in the absence of the sover- eign patriareb. Ali old laws which have here. Lovore governed the order have, by the adoption of the new code of laws, been’ abolished. The work of the order has been greatly simplified by the action taken at session. The mem- bers of the council have gone on an exeursion tw Bay Ridge to-d: ki AB.—The Sovereign Mr. George H. Trun- of the late tirm of Trunnel & Clark, 811 Arket Space, died yesterday afternoon at tue ridence of his uncle, Edgar Robey, near Melts- Mille, Prince George county, Md. Mr. Trunnel ent to Beitevilte last July’ for the benefit of health, but he did not improve, and finally Paved away atter a long aud palntal tines, Hic Was wbout forty-seven years of ae and was Yery popular ta busin eles. The funeral will taice place Saturday morning at 11 o'clock n Ascension cbureh, and the interment will A TeUsTED Prisos vred, a trusted priso . — Moses Robinson, r in the workhouse, sent on an errand yesterday by one of the oilicers at that Institution, but before fluishin, hhis business ne drank tow much whisky: amd becoming boisterous, he was arrested by Utlicet Attired in bis striped suit he appeared Defure Justice Harper this morning and admit- fed bis guilt. ‘The jude gave him an extra ‘week and aride buck to his summer residence. CHARGED wir Kexrrxe Ux ICENSED BARS. PA ie, wins be- fore wurt todas eharxed with keep Ang an wulicensed bar. ‘The court heard the testimony and reserved its decision. James Matthews and Charles Ferguson, colored men, ete ged by Ofticers Mart and Henderson with keeping an unlicensed baz. Tuele counsel, Campbell Carrington, en- teréd a plea of guilty aad the court took their personal bonds, they paying the costs. The de- fenuupts were prosecuted for selling liquor at a ¢ given at Giesboro, Weduesday Light, where they had a table erected under @ tree. —— MARRIAGE LIceNsES.—Marriage licenses have eeu insted by the cierk Of the court as toliows: Joo. Miller and Mary E. Reges; Chas. Howard, of Howard county, Md. and Sallie Warren, of Mouiomery county, Md.; Richard Dyer, of Buitunore, Md and ftachel A. P. Cross, of this city; Hatton Armor and Hannah Ricketts, both ©: Kiebmend, Va. Tue Canons Ixstrrere will give an all-day @xecs-0u Wo Lay Ridge next Wedaesday. IN A STORM OF BULLETS. Some of the Attractions in Fishing Near e Arsenal. Mr. Luther Mangum, the oyster dealer on North Capitol street, taking a day for recrea- tion, went fishing on the Eastern branch. He was accompanied by a young boy, and when they had secured a boat, they rowed out on the branch and sdught a favorable fishing place, Finally they anchored by the arsenal whart, and while enjoying the peaceful sport which fishing in these waters afford, the report of a inusket was heard, and the whizzing of a ball through the air just over their heads made that cheerful music whieh soothes the nerves of ‘the ‘average man. But it had the opposite effect on jangum, and he stood up in the boat to ascertain if the threatened Mexican war had broken out, or if some one had special designs on his life.” He discovered to his horror that he had unwittingly plunged his head into a shower of leaden bullets which a company of soldiers belonging to the arsenal were projecting across the Eastern branch after the latest and most ‘approved order from the manual of tacties, As the bullets sung their merry song first on one side of his face and then on the other, and as their hot breath touched bis cheeks, Mr. Man- gum says that he stood paralyzed with fear, inechauically swaying bis bead from aide to side in the attempt to dodge the bullets, Men who stood outside of the range manitested a friendly interest in Mr. Mangum’s salety, and loudly advised him to row out of the range. He states that he would have gladly acted upon their advice, only he was so much occupied with dodging the bullets that he couldfnot give that attention to rowing which was Tequired. Between the volleys le shouted vain appeals to the {usilading parties, who continued thelr firing until he came to the conclusion that he was in the range of the entire United States army. Mr. Mangum, after thinking over bis experience, reacied the conclusion that as he was alone and unarmed, perhaps it would have been more creditable inthe attucking party to have given him some notice that hostilities were about to begin, so that he might have an opportunity of choosing between retreating or fighting. He states, however, that the gen eral practice at the arsenal fs to begin shooting across the Eustern branch without regard to such trifles as fishing parties or boats on the branch, and that the opinion seems to be that builets go around suck objects in their range. While not indorsing this opinion entirely he sincerely trusts that the future may continue to estabiish its truth, ‘THE RIFLE RANGES TO BE KEPT BUSY. Major Gen. Schofield has tssued orders direct- ing the batteries of the third artillery, stationed at Fort McHenry, Baltimore, to proceed to the barracks at the Washington arsenal for rifle practice at the longer ranges. Battery D, under command of Major Jno. G. Turnbull, willmarch from Fort McHenry August 30th, and leave this city in time to return to the fort September Asth. Battery 1, Major John K; Wyriek, under command of Brevet Captain Edw’d C. Knower, leaves Fort McHenry September 20th, and will return there vy October 9th. Battery G, Major Geo. F. Barstow, will mnke the trip from Ueto ber 11th to October 30th. ‘These dates will give each company at least two Weeks’ rifle practice at the arseuai here. Se Excurstoy To Prixey Pornt.—It willbe seen by the card elsewhere that the steamer Lady of the Lake leaves foot of 6th street wharf to-morrow evening and daily until oe SS ee ee Hotel accommodation $1.50 per day; $10 per week. The attractions are good fishing, bath- ing, boating and other amusements. ———— Affairs in West Washington. ‘Norgs.—Gen. Augur is reported to be improv. ing daily. On Dumbarton avenue and other streets here rank weeds are growing which sould be removed by the District authorities. TEMPERATURE AND UONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A.M.—Great Falls, temperature, 70; con- dition, 29. “Receiving ‘reservoir, temperature 76; condition at north connection, 26; south counection, 36, Distributing reservoir, tem- rature, 77; condition at influent gatehouse, 3 ettluent gatehouse, 36. —_—_ eo —__ At Aurora, Ind., Louis Hilbert was stabbed and killed by William Wulkins in a distillery yesterday. Walkins was taken from jail and hung by @ mob. We Axe Deremasen ‘TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK or SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, axD HAVE PRICES REDUCED From 40 to 50 per cent from our former low prices, All-wool CHEVIOT SUITS, at $6.50. All-wool CASSIMERE SUITS, at $8. ‘An All-wool Black 4-button CUTAWAY SUIT, at si0. An All-wool Silk-faced PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, at $14. and all others at proportionate low prices, Fine SEERSUCKER COATS and VESTS, at $1.25, $1.50 and $2. We have a lot of Odd COATS and VESTSat 25 per cent less than manufacturers’ prices. ‘A lot of Odds and Ends of CASSIMERE SUITS at fifty cents om the dollar. Oda COATS from 35 cents upwards, For Boys from 13 to 18 years old, SUITS at $4, $4.50, $5 and $8. Boys’ Odd PANTS from $1 up. For Children from 4 to 13 years, we have SUITS at $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4, that are worth double what we are asking for. Children's PANTS at 50 cents and up. ‘Men's PANTS from $1.25 and upward. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, u20 CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS: Canrer Trane Anticipating the season, we have on sale our new fall selections of bright, cheerful styles of BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS, selected early in the spring from all of the leading ‘manufacturers, and we know that our customers and the public will SECURE BETTER STYLES NOW than waiting until the season is far advanced. BODY BRUSSELS of the latest styles, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS of the latest styles, INGRAIN CARPETS of the latest styles. VENETIAN CARPETS of the latest atyles. MOQUET, SMYRNA, VELVET AND TAPESTRY RUG“. JOHNSON, GARNER @ CO.. 636 Penn. avenue, south side A Prowsexr New Yore FASHION REPORTER WRITES REGARD- ING FALL STYLES THAT THE LEADING HALF-DRESS COAT IS THE DOUBLE- BREASTED FROCK (COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE “PRINCE ALBERT”) MADE WITH SHORT KOLL, TO CLOSE WITH FOUR BUTTONS, FLAT BRAID OF MODERATE WIDTH AND SLEEVES WHICH ARE MADE SOMEWHAT MORE AMPLE THAN HERETOFORE. FINISHED TO IMITATE cures. OF MORNING COATS HE SAYS THE FOUR-BUTTON CUT-AWAY WILL CON- TINUE TO BE THE MOST POPULAR, ‘THAT IT WILL BE MADEIN ALL SORTS. OF SHADES AND COLORS, BUT THAT BLACK AND DARK QUIET PATTER! WILL PREDOMINATE; THAT THEY WILL BE MADE To BUTTON HIGH, WITH LIGHT LAPEL AND COLLARS, AND WILL BE MODERATELY CUT AWAY AND ROUNDED AT BOTTOM, BRAIDED AND FINISHED SAME AS “PRINCE ALBERT’ COATS—VESTS OP SAME MATERIAL AS COATS AND MADE WITH COLLARS UNLESS COATS AND VESTS ARE OF PLAIN GOODS PANTS SHOULD BEOF SAME MATERIAL ALSO. WITH PLAIN BLACK COATS AND VESTS TROUSERS OF CASSIMERE ARE ENTIRE LY SUITABLE FOR EITHER “PRINCE ALBERT” OR MORNING COATS PANTS ARE CUT NEARLY STRAIGHT IN THE LEGS A LITTLE LARGKR THAN LAST SEASON. THIS “REPORT* WAS MADE AS AGUIDE AND A8 A MATTEROF IN- FORMATION TO THE BEST MERCHANT TAILORS IN MAKING FALL GOODS TO ORDER. AS EVIDENCE AS TO HOW CAREFULLY WE HAVE FORECAST FALL STYLES WE ASK YOU To EXAMINE OUR STOCK OP “PRINCE ALBERT’ AND CUT-AWAY SUITS RECEIVED TO-DAY (AUGUST 20TH, 1886), AND YOU WILL FIND THESE STYLES PRECISELY aS DE- SCRIBED BY THE REPORTER FOR THE “NEW YORK FASH‘ON REVIEW" IN MATERIAL, CUT AND FINISH. WE HAVE THESE STYLES IN FINE IM- PORTED GOODS, MADE 10 DO GOOD SER- VICE, KEEF IN GOOD SHAPE AND GIVE A CUSTOMER AS MUCH SATISFAC- ‘TION AS LF MADE TO ORDER AT PLFTY PER CENT GREATER COsT. au20 BARNUM @ Co., 981 Pexxsyivanta Avexcm * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C —_ Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tue EVENIXo STAR Tue Beick BustNEss.—Two new brick works nave just been estublished on the north- ern of the town near the canal. Alexandria is in the midst of a field of very fine brick clay, and much of what was the original ground on ‘which the town was built has been cut away and turned into bricks, The first beginning of the town was made on @ hill that stood about where the Washing! Obio railroad now back , comprising in all some twelve acres. Of this hill an elevation of smail extent in the middle of what was once known 9s Clay Hill, fs all that now remains. The clay of this hill ts now the pricks of the older houses of the town, Itis said that Christ cbureh bricks were brought from England, but this may well be doubted, for the church was not begun until 1666, and bricks have been found here with the date 1737 cut on them. Brick kilns were put up here as early ax 1720. Norgs.—A clock was raffled at the Opera ‘House restaurant last night, and won by a throw of thirty-nine, by Louis Brill.—The po- lice were again withoutan arrest last night,and there are no prisoners at the station house this morning.—The tug Temple has been making the rallroad tows across the river in place of the Brewerton tor two duys past.—The examt- nations of public school teachers takes place next Wednesday at the Washington school building.—The tug Brewerton has been re- Paired at the ship yard.—Tno City Item 1s ‘about to issue a Sunday paper.—Councilman Jon L. Strider and Mr. Jacobs have purchased the office, building and contents of the late Chas. Hough, at the intersection of Prinée and Lee streets.——A_ dramatic associat‘on for the Presentation of plays, this winter, is being orga- nized here.—The Catholic pastors here have returned from the church synod at Richmond, Bebe Ls Jacob Gaudaur, the American oarsman, and William Beach, the Australian sculler, have signed articles to row a race on the Thames on September 18th, for £1,000 a aid ABSOLUTELY PURER ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity ‘strength and wholeomeness, 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 ont 1x cava Roar Baxixa PowDgs Co, 10d Wall siroa, Nu¥. 024 Lawss: Lawns at Lawssi e BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 5c. FRENCH LAWNS, 18, 20c. LINEN LAWNS, 12%, 150 CRINKLED SEERSUCKER GINGHAMB, 6%, BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, VELVETS at actual cost until september 1. BLANKETS at actual cost until September 1. 900 A RI ERE °o cy RMR THT EER RRR, sty 3g Ah Bs EOE Ee coos 4B BR YF KRE ER OR = 711 MARKET SPACE, BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATINES, excellent quality. Cash price 20c. Reduced to 12430. Fach customer who bays $10, worth of will ‘Teselve ‘a1 alent quality “Seidel ve a. in oxcel hea ove Quit worth $2.50" Cezd BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. ‘Two ot our Handsome Satin Damask Towels, extra arse size, worth #1. presented to each customer Who buys $10 worth of Ury Goods. ‘auz Freszers WM. HAHN @ CO, 816 7th st, Boys B. WALKER TUCKER, 1923 Penn. ave. SCHOOL SHOES JOS. A. REPT TH, i610 141i st, Look for Life Size Boy. Guarantee with every pair. A Tuovonrro:’ Gian What are thy dreams, oh maiden fair, ‘With wondrous azure eyes; ‘What are thy thougnts, so sweet and rare, ‘That thou gazest on the skies? ‘Thine eyes proclaim thee lost in thought, ‘A troubled look they wear, As though thy mind an answer sought, ‘But found it not down here. “Ob, siz,” she sald, “I do not dream Of duys gone long ago, But I’m wondering how in Dickens’ name ‘The ‘Golden Eagle’ sells so low.”” “My father bought a coat and vest, (Twas silk), it cost four dollars net; 'Twas well worth double that amount, ‘And It was cheap, you bet. ‘My brother's clothes were nigh worn out; ‘He went there for a suit. ‘He now struts like a dude about— ‘It makes him look so cute. ‘My sweetheart bought his summer clothes At ‘The Golden Eagle Store.’ Not one of all my former beaux Wer iooked so sweet before. ‘know thelr goods are in demand, A splendid stock they keep: But I'm blowed if I can understand ‘How they can sell so cheap.” THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND DST LL BLUE sIGNs) $ J. M. GRADY, Manager, | é IDAY, AUGUST 20, 1886. Again Opening Prices Ofte CITY ITEMS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. DRY GOODS. MSponitg Prices for Temorroe. | New Dzconations Speclal offerings for This Day and Mosds 1 jonday: Ladies’ Pebble House Slippers, worth, 6c, Price 430. ’ worth $1. Men’s Ti and Plain Toe Button, worth $2, price Tiles Watton Shoes, worth $1. Mince’ Pebble Beitba senso 8 leather, worth $1.40, price 89c. Ladies’ Opera Slippers, hand sewed, worth $1, ice —— rice 276, raat ‘Serge Laced Shoes, worth $1.25, price Men's Soltd Laced or Congress Gaiters, worth Boys) Laced Shoes, worth $1.25, price 930. ‘New YoRK SHox House, 1 501 7th street, corner of E. BR. Goldschmid, $12-7th st. n.w., offers the following special bargains for to-mor- Tow only: ‘Hand-painted French China Cuspadores only @8c., regular price $1; Hand-painted Cream Pitchers 11c., rezular price 190.; extra quail! White Ching Chamber Sets, decorated wit broad colored band and gold lines, only $2.95; handsome Colored Cut Glass Salt Shakers only 4c. regular price #e.; Decorated English China ‘Chamber Sets, with covered slop jar, only $4.98; Decorated English China Tea Seis, 56 pes., only $3.79; Decorated English China’ Dinner Sets, 120 pes, only $14.78, regular price $20.00; Hand-painted China Fruit Saucers 6 tor 25c., worth 60c.; 6 cakes of Van Hagan’s Brier Tollet Soap only 25c.; large Hammers 4c., extra large 9c; arm “Towel Racks 4c.; 3 qt, Covered Budkets only 1c; 3 qt. Covered Saucepans only 126.; Covered’ Lunch or Picnic Baskets only 11¢,;'2 hoop Wooden Water Buckets 11c., worth 26c; handsome Hand-painted Freneii China Fruit Plates only 13e., worth 25c.; Wal- nut Blacking Cases only 89c., worth $1.50; Eu- graved Goblets 6 for 45c., worth 75c.’ Our Tomaining stock of Baby Carriages, Refrigera- tors and Ace Chests to be slaughtered. 1 Fine Summer Searfs, 10,15 and 25c., at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H.” 1 Now for a Big Rush Saturday. Best Canvased Hams, 14c. per 1b. Delighttul Breakfast Bacon, 9c. Ib. New Mackerel, $1.40 kit, (20 lbs.) New Potatoes, '70e. per bushel. Best Minnesota Flour, $6 barrel, First-class Family Flour, $5 barrel, Fine Blackberry Brandy, 65c. a bottle, Fine Old Rye Whisky, 85c. u bottle, Oid Holland Gin, $1 4 bottle, Raspberry Fruit Syrup, 50c. a bottle, Lime Fruit Syrup, 55c.’a bottle, Lemon Extract, 15c. a bottle, Vanilla Extract, 18c. a bottle, 6 Cakes W. Custiie Soup, 15. Best Chocolate, S7e: peri tb, de. package, 98c. Lebar Broma and Cocoa, Wine Jelly, 24c. w bottie. CATA Wane alls aboya notes ‘resh Camphor,'27e. a Ib., (su) imited,) Claret Wine, 25e. 4 bottle’ CUPPIY y Ib. boxes Baking Powder, 50c., with beau- tiiul book. A Box of 50 Good Cigars, $1. It would take this entire column to tell of Bagaquarter of the greut bargains to be had. N, me to-morrow and see for yourself, . T, Metzogn & Bro., 417_7th street northwest, 1 ine Colored Soeks, 2 pair 25c., at Auer- bach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H. 1 The Following Extraordinary Bargains will be sold To-morrow only at 8. W. Augen- Stein's, 817-819-821 7th st.n.w.: Patent Window Shades, 39c.; Silver-plated Castors, 89c.; Decor- ated Chamber Sets, $2.57; Market Buskets, 5c.; Blocktin Dish Pans, 23¢.;'Wooden Water Buck. els, 10c,; Decorated Tea aes worth $5; Silver-plated Teaspoons, 32c.;’S-siring Brooms, 18e.; 4-string Brooms, '24c.;'% dozen Colored. Govlets, 29¢,; 60-ft. Clothesline, 8¢.; 90-1t, Clothesline, 12c.;44 dozen large Jelly Tumblers, 1%¢c.; Round Wash Boilers, 49c, dozen hall- Ironing rds, 20¢.; filion, Fruit, Jurs, 76; large Block Tin Basin, 50c.; Clothes Pins, 13c. Cedar Wash Tub, Zinc Wash Board, 100 Clothes Pins, 2 boxes Biueing, 97c; Hair Brush, 1 Whisk Broom, 1 Comb, 23c.: 1 Cake Board and Rolling Pin, 27c. Balance of our stock of Baby Carriages, Refrigerators and Trunks 20 percent below cost. 1 “ine Pleated Bosom Shirts, 750. up at A orbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H, 1 Horizontal Reduction in Prices of TOPUAM'S CELEBRATED TRUNKS, $15.00 36-inch Leather Saratoga, now $13.50. $12.00 36 Inch Leather Saratoga, now $10.80: Popular $10.00 Leather Saratoga, now’ $9.00: our best 36-inch two-tray muslin-fined Canvas Dress Trunk, with Excelsior Lock, was $15.00, now $13.50; 36-inch two-tray Dress Trunk, sec- ond quality, was $10.00, now $9.00; smaller sizes of the above, and all'other Truuks that we sell, at a corresponding reduction. Toraw’s Facrory, 1231 Pa.ave.n.w. 6 e of the Howe Machine 1s at Auerbach’s, 7th and H, Telephone call 422-2. 1 Razors kept in Shaving Conaition, Dog Col- lars and Pocket Knives engraved tree, The Rodgers’ Cutlery Store, 487 Pa. av. jy21-w&f-3in “fawn Tennis. Fall sets, in well-made cases, at greatly re- duced prices, ‘ Boston Vanrery Store, 0-3 705 and 707 Market Space, ‘We kave now in stock three new decorations in HAVILAND’S CHINA, which we sell In any quan- tity destred. The price ts very reasonable and the advantage of being able to match a broken piece at ‘once is a great convenience. We have left of the Freoch and English Dinner Sets, which we are selling Below cost ‘of Import, about 12 Sets The price at ‘which we are offering them ought to move them off rapidly. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, auld 1205 Pennsylvania ave, Te You Wasr A VAPOR STOVE tal REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, &q Agents for the ONE MINUTE BO8S COFFEE POE how reduced in Drie Wy. 8 JENKS & CO. 13 TAT Tih strvet Goon News Goon News FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For allin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geueral, #sno one need be without a well-furnished home because they have not got the cash to spare, Weare determined to knock the bottom ous of high prices, and will sell G00DS ON INSTALLMENTS 48 CHEAP 48 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE- WHERE FOR CASH And we make this extraordinary offer that customers can make their own terms in regard to payments, Come and see the largest store in the United States, Comie und see the largest und most varied stock tose- ect from, Come after you have posted rourselves on prices andterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you tuas GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSR (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., In the place you were looking for. Come and hs con ‘vinced that what we say are facts and nolumbug. We Tepeat, come and make your own terms—as _Je18 GKOGAN'S, Jost Recerven, A CAR LOAD oF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS which we are selling at $29.75, BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS i OUST PRICES. W. H. HOEKE 801 Market Space, 308 and 310 8th st. nw. PIANOS AND ORGANS, Eowarp EF. Dnuoor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sole Agent, for Steinway & Sons, Gabler, Deoker & Son, Murshall @ Wendell, Hallett @ Cumston am other Pianos; Sterling Organs, Music and Musical Mer- hanalve, Tustrumebts Sold on tmouibly payments, Exchanged, Rented, Tuned, Repaired, Moved, Sto and shipped. ns UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN: SHIP AND DURABILITY. SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES, PIANOS FOR RENT SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY AND SEASHORE, WAL KNABE & CO, my8 817 Market Space Men’s and Boy’s Pe hirts, 50¢. uj ‘at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt » Tthand H. A Most Liberal Offert The Voltaic belt Cu., Marshall, Mich., offer to send their Celebrated Voitaic Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty cave trial to any man af flicted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, etc. Ilustrated pamphlet in sealed euvelope with full particulars, mailed free, Write them at once, 83 Per Galion. 75c. Quart Bottle, No'2 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail, McGee's, ‘9th, near D st. Do Nor Poncnase Until You See The MERSON PLANO, A thoronghly firsi-clax: Instrument at «mi dium price. “Over 41,000 now in use, Becoud hand Pianos and Organs at prices from $10 ($150. Sold on smal montuly payments, ‘Largest assurtueut © Gc. music in the city, HENRY EBERBACH, 915 F street, Choice aaah immer Underwear, 25¢.,ut Auerbach’sBieycleShirt Depot,7th & H. 1 Fresh Alderney Butter churned every mor ing and delivered in 4 lb. “Ward” prints, 350. ‘rib. | Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk bc. per quart. Cream 15 cents, Pickwick Club Whisicy 1s the best. Near Oz Fis Away. NEAR OR FAR AWAY. People who leave home for the sammer often expe- rience the need or some article of Clothing forgotten in the hurry to yet 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 Light Overcoat would prove a comfort and protection, A thin Suit or a Coat is always a luxury on @ hot day, and you've meglected w lake either, ‘Maybe your Boy has torn his Trousers, or you would lke a Sailor Suit or Shirt, for him to rough It in. We keep Underwear for both Man or Boy. In fact, @ va- ried amortment of all kinds of Furnishings at the very lowest prices ‘Those of our customers at present out of the city might write tous, telling their wants, and the Clothes ‘cap go by express or mail to the remotest hamlet at a trifling expense. Those who stay at home, or those who Fisit the capital city, will flad here the coolest ot cool Clothing, as wellas excellence, with economy in articles of Dress, 3OAH WALKER @co, 17 625 Pennsyivaniaavenue Sevenru Srrzer Paras Rovan GREAT BARGAIN IX_EMBROIDERIES, 200 pieces of Hamburg and Swiss Embrolderies und Flouncings, 25 per cent ies than importers’ prices, ‘Mauiburg, 2 0 3 inches wide, Oe. yu Hamburg. 3 to 5 thehes wide. be. yd. Hamburg and Swiss Flouuciigs, 18c. to $1.75 ya. ‘Nola or eye cng Et Seer ‘Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsets, Common Sense 500 Bone Woven Cor $1.50, ladame Thompson's Spinal Protecting Corset, 75¢. reer oes rat Ben Dae as noes sor pur A ay ate ee Gloves, with Int Slack and Colored Taffeta Gloves, 25c. pair. a sy Bes rit ete wor, Se pl ase ieee acess Beautiful and varied assortment Muslin aud Crepe Fry aE ie tad 20, uti, We Alaska Down Bustles were ‘and fine assortment of Ladies’ Drees Buttons, Spite erin es ans batons ried over from last winter, at G0c. each. ‘at prevent prices for ivc. SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL, aulé 914 7th Street, Bet, Iand K a. Liew Bazan 4 PURE MALT EXTRACT Pospesses the highest merit Ag choceme merain aud couibves tarot So bens base oe or the beat delightful At ws a true tonic: ‘alike deste. able ior invalids and persons in bealta, - Will be jound Divasunt abd coniplete substitate | ‘Bpo ial Wo be Silalcoliolic drinks, most ot whlch are 100 DAVID BACHOLSON, Prop’r, ST. LOULS At wholesale by. WM MUEHLEIES, on 018 OTH ST. WasHINGTOR Praeservine Jans Puzszavine JARS. Just Received, * A NEW PATENT JAR. ‘The Most Perfect and Satisfactory Jar in the World. Large Supply Just Recelved. Call and examine before buying. ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO.,, ; 428 Ninth street, ‘Wholesale and Retail Agents, P.&—Our Mandheling Java is the most delicious that can be produced. 283m, LEAR, CLEAN AND HARMLESS AS WATER. NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Restores Gray or Faded Hair in three to ten days, the roots of the hair with fresh nourishment EY. tdingy viality, and tus sope i fling out wicker ‘a ‘ham any other auieket reparation inthe world, Dandraffand Scurt vanish after using it a short time ey ecco Sige dnd liked touch te a ‘Premate 7 watakers look aa: ever by the application of "0 84 a NatTaNns Nog DISCOVERY two or three weeks. Bure to @ you sat- tofaction. For sale all tor Pree itd Ee" ope ARTHUR NATTANS, 24 and Dand 14th a Tt aw. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 620 OTH STREET, OPP. U. 8. PATENT OFFICE. iva BRANCH. 1706 PA. AVE N. W. Tiare! ‘TRUSS, ae eee EE Vo tbe eee ap ¢ RANICH & BACH PIANOS. as AK giatty siaye the ante sd the bene FSP Gabi tuatvelous Self playing intrusions uJ G. L. WILD & BRO, 709 Seventhst. n, w. Established 1964, Special attention to tuning and repairing. Now ts tungtime to have Pianos rengvaiea. pa TIALEEE 8 DAVIS PIANO& NEW sTYLESOF these Celebrated Pianos just received. Ail double iagratle und new repealing action. Low prices. ‘Terma Buy now. Bargains to close by 1oth June. H. L, SUMNER in charge, 811 9th st. nw. aplv’ reasonable-price Pianos. Kent, tuning, pair, at G.H. KULL'S, 407 10ib st uw 13 Norio TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS} BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION oP ©CO ERE RRR FRE gS%g | ook Ree & 8g Ee ERE, pe Sexy KEE E Eee S53 > THE CELEBRATED wunSisors, PATENT PROCESS FLOUR Tt tg without adoubt the most Braurirot andthe most NvtauTi0us Flour in the World. ‘The Miliers have not only the most perfect MI, contalningas it doesall the most improved “Machin: inveited up to the present ume, ‘but they produce a Flour UNSURPasskD by any miilin the world. ‘To Prove that, we would simply state that a large qua ity or this maguiticent Flour is shipped annually to Europe aud calew at tue principal Courts of the old oh HOWEVER, Like everything else that has gained renown, some person or persons ure trying to take advaitage of te Teputation it hus gained by nnitating tue Nawe aud rund, and ‘attenipting thereby to palm off wu info- Hor urlicle for the genuine, THEREFORE, Be sure and seo to it that either sacks or barrels read ‘and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS ‘attached. None genuine without the two gold medals o WM. M. GALT & co, apts, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, Hovsexerrers:! Hovsrxzsrens: HOTEL, CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM PROPRIE- ‘TORS, DRUGGISTS AND THE TRADE 1N GENERAL, ATTENTION! ATTENTION! It has been deemed advisable to change the pis already prepared fur the improvements Of our Rovdts anak a thereat of whicu wid necent- tate ‘the deuritic of Our Store literals to pieces, “Com. sequeptiys very doltar's worth uf goods comprised ih Oetuerelore, we will offer for the next two weeks all of our tnucusestock of grocenies, wines and whiskies ‘Never within our kuvw! Sich an opportunity been vet. belore te publics bay. Brst-clase groceries of" ver kiod at to great a redus- Udon us weoller. We have been very, very busy for ‘We past forty days, but we expect, and’ cow, (hig will bring Us more Dusiness than we can aitepd to sane careful manner we always ao. Duc this is ception. So if you wish to avail yoursell of dargains, call quickly and leave your order, 1 N T. METZGER BRO, 427 7h ot a ELLING OUT! EVERY DAY. ~) ia <3 che INDIAN TRA 00, wer Stare 2B. Cider Vinegar, 206s ea Sues eo i, San gee Hest Fumslly Piour 4 DOL, 9140 Beat worttn Goo onig"soe Ie a eae a ee = Sek Mexican Cofiee, Housed: VGo. 1b. ‘SASH RIBBONR ‘We have just purchased at a gréat sacrifice a lot of Elegant Sashes and Sash Ribboas in the very newest myles and latest colors. ELEGANT MOIRE SASH RIBBONS, 16 inches ‘wide, at $2 per yard, worth $3. ELEGANT MOIRE RIBBONS, 12 inches wide, at 91.50, worth $2. VELVET EMBOSSED SASHES at $8, Reduced from $17.60. ‘The most elegant goods ever seen in this olty. ‘Weare receiving Fall Goods every day and offe advantages in first-class Dress Goods. WHITE SILKS for weddings Just received ONE PRICE. ‘W. M. SHUSTER @ SONS, ‘910 Pennayivania Avenue, Scaoor Ocrerra_ SEATON PERRY, FetU PERI © BROTH PLAIDS, ES WIDE ALI-WOOL TRIOOTS, IN THE FALL COLORS, at 60c, PER YARD. IDE FRENCH AND AMERICAN HABIT CELEBRATED BLACK AND COLORED CASHM RES, FROM Suc. TO $2 PER YARD. NEW HAIR LINE STRIPES DRAP DE DIANE. IMPERIAL SERGES, CAMEL'S HAIRS AND CHUDI 'S, FROM $2.50 TO $3. NEW. DAS. IMPORTED By ahh MEDIUM WEIGHT PORT! JACKETS FOR EAKLY FALL WEAK “CLOSING PRICES” ON SUMMER WRAPS AND PARABOLA. SILK, CHUDDA AND CASHMERESHAWLS IN GikeaT VARIETY. ‘MAND HEAVYWEIGHT MERINO UNDERWEAR, ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES THAT CAN’ ED ON TO COMPLETE STOCK OF HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY AND KID GLOV ics. NEW SILK, ALPACA AND GINGHAM UMBREL- WARNER'S, THOMPSON'S AND FRENCH C.P. CORSETS. FROM $1.40 5.50, GENUINE ENFIELD WHITE AND SCARLET SHAKER FLANNELS. MARSEILLES QUILTS. ALI-WOOL BLANKETS. BELGIAN PILLOW AMD SHEETING LINENS IKISH_AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS, NAP KINS, TOWELS AND DOYLEYS. “SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN BLACK AND COI- fy RHADAMES, SUKAHS, FAILLE, FRANCAISE AND GROSGRAIN SILKS, at $1, $1.26, $1.50 AND $2. Ber PLALN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERR’ PEany BUiLDINa, ‘Penn. Avenue, Corner ¥ia street. Katablished 1840, ‘auld Gasat Manx Dows Ix Goons Our Crescent Shirt, made of good cotton and fine Linen Bosoms, reluforced, and made with the pate stays, only o8e., Var Inviiibie shirt, iade of Wa sutta ‘cotton and extra tive Linen Bosoms Made the best manuer, only 59 cents. Percale Shirts, 2 Collars and Cuffs,'85 cents, “Closing out a lot of20 dozen Suspenders. at 17 cents: cheap at 25 cents. 3 open work Lace shirts for 50 cts,: regular price 35 cts, each. 5 pairs French Unbleached Socks, full regulac made, $1. All the latest styles Linen Collars, $1.00 er dozen. Bix Finest Dress Shirismade to order ior 98; pertect ft guaranteed Al BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, Jeza 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST gaia Et H Hy EE Ha E REB kekig eis! Kier meni STOCK TAKING IN A FEW DAYS. EXTREME VALUES 10 cents, hand made Torchon Lace, 8 and 4 inches wide, were 15 cents, 15 cents, Gente’ pure Liden Handkerchief, 2 inch bem, were 20 cents, ‘2cents, Toothbrushes, were 5 cents, 49 cents, Embroidered Felt Tidies, 18x21 inches, were 74 cents, 15 conts, Leather and Canvas Belts, were 25 to 35 cents, 20 cents, €inch Sash Ribbons, ail colors, were 33 cents ‘30 cents, Ladies’ Lisle boot pattern Hose, were 49 conta, #4 cents, Fans, feathers on both sides, boue sticks, ‘all colors, were #1.24. 54 cents, Ladies’ fine Striped Lisle Hose, were 75 cents, 1 cent, Initial Bangle Bracelets, were 8 cents. ‘74 conts, Tourists’ Leather Satchels. were $1.24. 16 cents, Embroidered Top Mull Ties, were 25 cents, 25 centa, 4-row Cork Bustles, were 40 cents, 3 for 25 cents, Ladies’ Embroidered Initial Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, pare linen, were 15 cents. Scents a yard, Ruchings, all colors. were 8 centa, $2.29, Ladies’ Heavy Black Sik Hose, were $2.79. 49 cents, Zynolite Cloth and Hut Brushes, were 7: cents, 42 cents, Swiss Embroidered Flouncings, 12 inches ide, were 58 cents, ‘$1.24, Ladies’ open work Lisle Hose, were $1.68. 16 cents, Pet's Cora Solvent, were 25 centa 25 cents, Nurses’ Aprons, Lawn, wide tucks and emibroidery, were 30 cents. 35 coats, Plate Glass Hand Mirrors, wood and leather back, were 49 cents. 28 cents, Childrens’ Embroidered and Lace Collars, were 38 cents. ‘89 cents, Sinch Black Watered Sah Ribbons, were $1.10, ‘38 cents, pure Silk Gloves, were 59 cents, 76 cents, Initialed Felt Schoo Bags, were $1.24. 25 cents, Gents’ Hemstitched Embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs, pure linen, were 29 cents, 49 cents, Ladies’ Lisie boot pattern Hose, were 69 conta, ‘34 cents, fine Leather Belts, were 49 conta, $1.48, 11-inch Hiack Watered Sash Ribbons, were $1.69. 49 cents, Gretchen Dremes, pink and bln, were 69 cente, . 98 cents, Ladies Fancy Striped Lisle Hose, were EDUCATIONAL. TLANTIC CITY, S 3—THE Mouse has no bar. Y 18 obe of the best Tne trends of Washingion Light Infants fan rely on Ke JAMIS BRawy, Poot Oiheeeox Wr. s + Suse Ww TE MOsi 7 lichtfal ant beautiful places in Virginia, for Sommer and Fail Boarding. ‘Terms 10 Suit the times. Address Mrs LOVE, Bux 15, ‘Warrenton, Va. aul 3-1! Sa e Sa for rhenmatism, skin : ous affections “Calsine -uneurpa 9 ccom: BAUS GO Kuesie. Spier did Dll room aud music. Write tor ‘erms and tilustrated aid. Gecriinive Pamphlet. Round trip bekets, goo for season, 60 2. in JOMN T. TH GO. KS MT XN OUTIALL. PROPKTETRESS OF Vi Norwood Hall, Asvury Park, 4 Season, has taken the St" August aye, -toard ior September at reuuced Fates, me comforts: « ted near been, W or t strect cars and." P.O box 272. THO. ALLAN and E J. SACKS, both of Wachingtoa, B.C. jy 271m GEANB ENION ~ ATLANTIC BW Atiantle City, N. J. Electric bell ta every room: hote: Ligited rhe light: com: Picts Saltary | arrangem uty RIDST, Propeieior. 3) per week. ave ERICK vO, Va Pamphlets at the Star Office. Jordau Springs, P.0., Fc JORDAN. tat Located _ 153m, Fa NEW Cove Bra House, oe CAPE MAY, N. 5. This new and elegant Hotel is now open. directly on ocean front. All modern ‘and a cuisine of particular excellence. Speclal season Fates, For teruns address REYNOLDS & NEIT, vat NEW COLUMBIA HOUs. irewiars at Paret & Wh 122] Pa ave. or addvess A.M. JELLY, Ma we fat cs me poker, {8 ee ge oe pee were ene Ske ere mosis tahre nr rms Reyburn. “I trust T may be come to Rock non this summer: my recollect! that beaven-iavored spot ost pleasant — oh A. Lazan, ¢ refresument of be heaing \at-rs is ab enedic- Yon from a kind Creator. We were blessed with the many who are your qucsts.”—Kev, Win. A. Leonard, rector of St. Johiy”» chur umber of rovm 8 have been add'd the past D, ANd KUEMS CAN How be accommoriated at rates from 330 per mouth (of 4 weeks) and upwards, ac cording rooms and length of stay. Can take s:40 or 10 4m, train. Latter overtakes the former at Point of Ko ks. For circulars apply at Stax office, and for all infor BS PLATT & SONS, 401 9b st. now. ALS PRATT, Proprietor, HEBANDOAI CO. VA THE . iT FA~HIONABL SUMMER RESORT iN THE MOUNL AL VIRGINIA. rthasbeen thoroughly overhauled,, Painted, repaired aud papered thre Hew clusetsauu tac best sanitary plain Surtto be fowad ii ch fal Waters atany sum ‘Blales: beautifal scene! ¥, nian id jer aud plunge baths: good r immediate Fie class livery in -connection Ww moderae. Ba. Telegraph the building. ‘This in tue being oniy Washing KR Two tr aves rains dail ane SCA BELL BrKAE, chiet Gers, siden Physician. HOTEL. —THIS Cov c of ths amon a Wall Le AY i ’Mas Lid feo ATLANTIC AND open JUNE 1s) SIE, Proprieior, Afton TEL. each, raiitows und cand airy, Where sare Events can find te comsiosts of beaue. For vers address (GEASON 1886 —BRIGHT Serxcn, Terus OUSE, Juse eireaia: tor ‘Trough trains iroin Washingt both by Pa RL withou. cha {tor season at reduced rates J—THE VI DOr: Perfect Sanitary arrangements. Su°t bathi passed. Rep FINANCIAL. Parxce & Wana, Isc Fituave 639 15th siseet (Corcoran Building), Wasnl PRIVALS SLUCK Teuooiarad Wiis eT WAL WASHINGTON, BALIIMUik, PITLADELPHIA, NEW Youd, BusTON, so, GENBKAL Pawen cis. James WarThLY ‘H. CHUGKE OAKLER, MayNary ©. Lyk Henry 1. Lovor, Washington, D.C. Wittias K Thavins, mpecial Pariuer. Buy and sel Ou Communsiun al Caeses oi Railway | Securities, H.-H. DODGE, Resident Partner. Quotations of Stocks Ea oF Ma rts x BE m4 BB < BBB A A POSTHVE CUR AGUE—Contains no SPRING GOODS, Now open at the Leading ‘Lailoring Establishment of Washington, wel B.D, BARR, mbis Moss Juuter Coxsox Sava In ap articie entitled “Family Living on $500 Year? “Fuel for acooking Stove and two ouier fires, and lights,would cost about $8 per month, provided CUKE ‘were used in cities,” &c, WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PaRT OF WASHINGTON OK GEORGETOWN— $1.24. $1.25, Children's Caps, fine embroidery. full ruche, were $1.65. 79 cents, Corset Covers, Cambric, square shape, double ruftie of embroidery, were 96 cents, THE BOM HARGIHIE. w an19 20-218 SEVENTH OTREET 3 £3 Busheis fur $3.70, 4€ Busheis for $2.50 COKE NOT CRUSHED- 4€ Bushels for $2.90. 25 Bushels for $2.00 WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, eS 412 und 413 10tn sree? Swrrs Srscric Is nature's own remedy, made from roots gathered from the ‘orests of Georgia, ‘The method by which ft ts made was obtained bys balf-breed trom the Creek Indians who inhabited @ certain portion of Georgia, which was communiested to one oi the early’ Settlers, ard thus ige formula has been handed dows Wo the present day. ‘The dimand has been grad ally increasing until a $100,000 laboratory is mow necesary to supply the irude A Joreign Gemand bag been created, and enlarged facilities Will be necessary to meet it. Thisgreat VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER CURES CANCER, CATARRH, SCROFULA, ECZEMA, ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD TAIST, hereditary or otherwise, without the use of Mercury or Potash, Books on “Contagious Blood Polson” and. on “Blood ‘and Skin Diseases,” mailed free. aprovements, | creat | go AD cLarsical HIGH PHthsL Commences te eighteenth. year tember 13. a the nonb vemsion tom, of JF sander ands church. 4 street nw. Instroction faithtal an@ toorough; carefil preparation for busines. compet Live eXamimacions, government instil UO, COURS and Quiversities, Tie pattie lie taken igh rank, See clrcala: monials of well now a beeo Put In periect oner. drewed 717 Irving @.. Cartier 2S sor 3. Ww. RUNG ALM. (nforeaation. testis V —— — YHARE ‘Tuition moderste. 117 iuinnc See au20-2We DRENCH Lasso, ae pu tmIgUE IY ons keeson a practical wee language and'a Parlay prommrcnion, New ters tiswaek, Se i ROM 201d Tin st. between kat ‘ N. B. Of ‘Shand 8, rey september 27th notnhug. shersoon acct averse niesssth St geaee fis and cidren: trench "winergurten at B agi, snd Preach Sonal with Pech tae wa (Anse. Children ‘syrah ete aud Susieranaied Hrench. be lnuguates' lang’ son, een Sooee SPEC Sica Datan.w. cunilice yom soiven aud a P Theoret a ise nae, lations VookKeeping. Bumitves {laws Political Pxmagay. stetrscratiny fig "Necotar day "abd ev NRA. Neptember 1 orarrargements 1c full Serpe of teachers. Tut parable. S10, on entering. sind’ & istalimenta et $10 encihsa Four ae wo eutering, @00. te ccks, ‘Gi0r pala oo enter! Vere schniare!ipcedo-on enter ’ bic #0 0m eutering. and ‘ reueor eo each aonaned eenerone rm nie it Principat, Mra. SARA A SPI Primed nat Sie gis SCHOOL CINTHY yan Mii’ reopen Mouany, September doth, at 1hie aon ection Stson aR Mv.— THe Seat seomon becins Sent mer 15. Tha Reve Geparuente aud Tour coufe ot study. A Prepare Eine Schou! ‘attached Skerpered tt teau:y aind bealtht very suelcrate Pot Catalagur addres Pron THOMAS Tbe AM. Ag ape.ts, Std. or may. iw had of Sums i PARE oie naivan ! R HILL COLLEGE, | RELIGOPE CHEN, MARY . Conducted by the lirotiters oth the Collage ‘Hoard, Titles reer wep Sites SERDANT CN Vices ewe Aeulemue de Paris), S28 Lath st uw Ae SROR AN BUILDING, timated 4 : eived, @ OME SCHOOL POR BOYS BROOKE Brook For Cata aga 7. ‘apply to KOMELSON? Db, Pet, o* LANGUAGES: CIATION. OF N. ¥., 1. Do rte Benirrz scttoo ‘THE LADIES’ ART AS 28 Lath Will be open all summer.” treat TeWuction tn prices tor the sumer. | ania Yran x nnd Fixed t-8125 QUART s bovxs ae. jental expermen No ex; | Twelve experienced tecelvers, sll. nes at Bpecial opport nities for ape Vance Tapiily. Special drill tor dul boys Patrons or students inay select any studies OF sh, Se Tasiness, «lame i ‘Cou lees und Poly eh: we in Lists, ‘A. graduat | Kiudents: seut 1sn5, 10 in 1N86. lassevers your in teal wid Cena round. 1A Privctpall an or SWItMON HORTLIDGE, A.M, Harvard Gratuate), Media, Pa. Principal at Riggs House, Tuesdas, August 1st, 5to9pm. ‘aud 2 | RIVATE THTOR erik Pe hip. Bookkeeping Hege’ Preparatuty School. 1:s.03 0 1 ocak pan aa FOR BOYS AND YOUNG fetal Uasurp to sion Mi 5Y TA! TLAURAL Oc Sire Mine | jexinte Course, | Fngiioh, the Classes and the scien es j ta Agriculture, “Civil Mecha ic ps oi he Cadets ure under military ors ine. Refore making a final selection ving Till parciculurs aso cv mys And Seite arslnipa. parsed for Leauty, heaithfulvess and for Catalogue Location uns convenience of access. ¥. Lituie « Forcacaiogae and res Mr and Mrs. Wal. Dt Zand 1214 140i st or, tye Va | ts equ re {find it to uel at Norwood. NEW wistson Cont: ‘Ati WINDSOR FIAIA LE COLLIS For Young Men =With Preparatory schools for hays. "For You tory and Primary Se Tail eat een “eptember 15th, 95 Separate buldings. 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