Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1886, Page 4

— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., MONDAY,/ AUGUST 23, 1886. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aug. 23, 1536, Inetications for 24 Hours. Commencing at 3p. me For District of Colum: New Jersey, De 1 eastern Pennsylya- Maryland and Vir- Js becoming nperature, 500 Rotts STRAW MATTING, 200 refrige- rators, 150 baby earriaes, at less than cost. W. B, Moses € Sos, iith and F streets, eN.—Just received a Hammerless Muzale and single Shot- uns; Loading Shotgun: Fanging in price trom ten dollars up. Loade Shells for rail. shooting always on hand, trom two to three doliars per hundred. Second-hand Guns taken in trade. Guns for hire. Gunsmith & specialty. Wm. Wagner, 207 Pennsylvania ave., Cupitol Hill, «i 1 rains, southerly, no decided rr Intron: full lin and Br Buraurwoop Races, Thursday, Aug. 26th, at | 3:80 p. Reap! | Reap! Reap! g24.50t Antigue Ash Chamber Suites, all the rage; Wardrobes, $5.75; Ash Exvension Tables, 6 Walnut airs, $5.50; large 'Cane-seat Rockers, $1.95: Ladies’ size, Walnut Parlor Sui ut $40; Walnut Marble-top’ Chamber Suite 35; Ash Chamber Suites, $24.50; Wainu i Wainut Hair’ Cloth’ Lounges $6.50; en Chairs, light or dark, $2 Children’s High Chairs or Re large Walnut Wardrobe: B10; 6 Cane-seat Chai Orders now; don’t wai prices, e Whisky, good stimulant this warm. ather, aud at $2.50 a gallon cannot be equaled. N. T. Metzcer & Bo. 417 7th Street northwest. Weak Eyesicut relieved. Hempler’s, cor. 4% CITY AND DISTRICT Amusements To-Night. ALBAUGH’Ss.—“Fantine, or Victor the Blue Stocking.” Hexzoe’s Overa Hovsr.—Minstrels. Dime Museum.—“Montana King.” ATHLETIC PakK.—Koller coaster. PaNogama BUILDING.—Second Battle of Bull + Condensed Locals. Both the Washington Light infantry cor and the National Ritfes departed Saturday night for camp, carrying out the program published jn Saturday's STAR, the Iniantry going to At- Januie City by railroad and the Ritles to Colonia Beach by boat. ‘C. Whiter, an employe of the Baltimore and Potomae railroad, while placing acaron the Yack at the New Jersey avenue freight yard Saturday, had his right band caught under a wheel and badly mashed. C. Dupra, a brakes- man on the saine road, had his right elbow badly crushed Saturday’ by being caught be- tween cars on Virginia avenue. ‘Persons leaving the city can have THE STAR mailed to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. “Ihe sub- seription must be invariably paid in advance. ‘About 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon a horse attached to a wagon belongibg to Mr. Spring- an, of 453 64g street southwest, took fright at ‘7th ‘and E streets southwest and ran away. Mrs. Healy, occupying a seat in the vehicle, ‘was thrown ‘out and slightly injured. A colored woman named Lotta Chapman, ving at 1122 23d street northwest, had the thumb and three Singers of her right hand biown off Saturday evening, by the sudden ex] of @ dynamite cartridge she was handling. She was removed tothe Freedman’s ‘hospital. An altercation occurred between a crowd of “Swampoodle” roughs, on 4th street, between Fand Gstreets northeast, after 12 o'clock this morning, in which Jobu ‘Garvey struck John ‘McNulty in the head, inflicting injuries. Oilicer Skidmore arrested three of the rowdies atter Hiring several shots at them. Miss Jeannie Winston, who severed her con- nection with the summer opera company at Albaugh’s Saturday night, was called beiore ‘the curtain during the performance Saturday night, by the enthusiastic applause of her ad- iirers, and made a brief speech of thanks and farewell. ——___ A Car Driver’s Narrow Eseape. SHOT BY A NEGRO HIGHWAYMAN, WHO STOLE THE CASH BOX OF THE CAR. Saturday night about 9:15 o’clock as summer ear No. 86 on the Metropolitan railroad was passing along P street, near 21st street, directly ‘west of Dupont Circle, a stout negro entered the car, and, without a word of warning, shot the Griver, Robert H. Clark, in the left shoulder. ‘The driver at once grabbed his cash box, and a desperate struggle between the negro and the Griver ensued, during which the money was Scattered on the platiorm of the ear, aud some silver pieces were heard to drop on the cobble- Stones. ‘The nezrothen fled with We empty box and the police were at once notified. The driver returned to bis post alter the trouble was ‘Over and drove to the stables, where an exami- hation of his wound was made, and it proved to be only a flesh wound and was not thereiore @dangerous one. About halfpast six o'clock Yesterday morning flicers Easely and Kraenier Brrested Philip Stanton, a colored man, forty years old, and weighing over two hundred Pounds. ‘They captured ‘him on the exact spot Waere the assault and robbery occurred the pre- ious night. He was walking up and down the track looking torsome of the money. When arrested he protested bis Innocence and said he ‘Was looking for some money he said he heard was lost there. He was taken to the station house and locked up. Later Stanton was taken Yo the driver's house, aud when he entered Clark said: “That's the man who shot me.” A Boy in Luke West's grocery store, on P street, ear where the affuir occurred, identitied the Prisoner as having beeu in the siore Saturday hight after a piece of tobacco, and said he got en the car just beiore he heard the shot tired. ‘Tne officers, ailer locking the prisoner up, weut to bis wouse, on New Hampshire avenue, and found 4 revolver with only one chamberempty. ‘The colored boy in West's store fully corrobo- Tales the story a8 detailed vy the driver, The river resides at 1117 South Carolina avenue SouLLeuRt This iuorning, im the Police Court, Stanton was charged with highway robbery ‘and the ase Was continued until Saturday. soins CLADENG $100,000 DaMaGes—James HL Lou bas entered ‘suit aguinst Hon. James 5, Negley,of Pennsylvania, claiming $100,000 becaust, us alleged, Neziey libeled him in ‘say dng that be (Lol) was “a scoundrel and thiet, &e. Lob was arrested here for libel several Weeks ago, und the attorney who defended him alleges that he was employed to detend him by Gen, Negley. Mr. Negley retused to pay the attorney, and it was during an aiterea- Hon between him aud the lawyer over the pay- ent of the fee that the ulieged slanderous language Was used by Mr. Negiey. AnrEsTeD For Rop- aN Ricustoxp.—Charles Dean and ‘orge Hughes. colored, alleged thieves from cumond, Va., arrested last week by the police here, were yesterday turned over 10 the eh ived in- dispos- able low actions and of clothing stolen In Iieh~ Mond Was received the officers were tat these men were the ones wanted were arrested late Thurs: Bear 6th and L streets sout Bied the charge against th Quently made a confession.” He said that he @nd bis companion bad been making regular trips to Richmond, where they robbed si and brought their ‘plunder to this city 4 A quantity of the clothing was n eeeg ae A WELcomE To THE GRAND ARMY Deter. GaTES.—The delegates and other members of the Army of the Potomac and the G. A. who went to San Franciseo to attend the annual Meeting will arrive in this city this evening by the Baltimore and Ohio railread. The Veteran companies (Ist and the Uld Guards) will escort the reception committee to the depot at six ° On the arrival of the deicgates they Will Le escorted ‘to carr! in waiting and riven to the hall, at the corner of 7th and L streets, where the grand Army people will zive them a reception and a campfire. Junior €o: Edgar Ale ‘asbington delegation, w west of the department of enior Post Departin Bprazue will preside. The address of welcome Will be delivered by Junior Post Department Commander N. M. Brooks. ergs A Promotion AND A PKESENTATION.— Mr, W. W. Harvey, who, tor several years has been ie braueh printing office, Treas- ent, has been promoted 6 a posi paper departsncut of the gove On leaving the vranch Mr. Harvey was presented with a handsome ane by his late tellow-workmen, in token of Weir regard. Both men de- but Dean subse- tion in th Ment printing offic LURAY CAVERNS.—Another of those delight fui August excyrsions to the wonderful caver of Luray will fake place on Wedue August 25, and will be in Others—irst-ciass and truly enjoyable. The popular verdict of these excursions is that they Bre the best ever orguuized, and surely the so lect parties that xo each Wednesday Is'a true endorsement of this fact, The tare of only $3.50, Which inciudes udmission to the caverns am Feserved seat in cars, is a very lusignifleant sum when the beauties of the caverns and scenery eu route is taken into consideration, gad there is nu excursion from this or any other city in whicls the participant ts so heartily enjoyed. The wonders of the caverns are uank erous and the brilliant rays of the eiectrie light Driugs out their beauties until the beholder is amuzed ai the wonderful works of nature. ‘The iatural formations cannot be deserived, and an {dea can only be formed by a visit, ‘Ot the Sunday excursions to Luray there will be butone more—on Sunday, August 29—and those who cannot go during the week had bet- ter avail themselves of this opportunity to visit these most wonderful caverns. The same as on Wednesdays, viz: $3.50, which ine cludes admission to caverns and ‘reserved sea gn curs. Kemember, train leaves at 8:30 a.m. ibarp on Wednesday, August 25, and Sunday, August 29.— Adee, 30; good value | | AT CAMP WASHINGTON. The Light Infantry at Atlantic City—A Program that was Not Carried Out. Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR. CAMP WASHINGTON, ATLANTIicCrry, N. J., August 22, The Washington i ight Infantry, 130 rank and file, and {ts 500 friends and admirers ar- rived this morning at 6:30, half an hour sooner than was expected. In view of that fact.there Was noone to meet them. This was not the fault or the citizens’ committee northe Wash- | ington committee, but of the railroad train, | which, for some cause unknown to your corre- | spondent, arrived here so soon, Had the pro- gram been carried out 1t would have been as follows: The citizens’ committee, composed of ex- | MayorT.C.Garrett, Chas. Evans, Chas, MeGlade, | Jno. E. Melver, Col. J. M. Clark, Col. J. F. Cake, Col, Jas. O'Relliy, Col. Jas. Duffy, Col. Jax, rady, Col. M. M. Potter, Major C. W. Morris, |G.T. Ingham, H. J. Keller, Chas. Miskiner, | Adoit Schiccnt, Jas. H. Borton, Jas, Thompson, Hi. L. Siape, Samuel Kirby, Lewis Evans, Dr. - K. Reed, Dr. E. A. Reilly, Capt. M. Frambes, Stee, A. M. Heston, F, W. Hensley, J. Ss. D. Homtman, W. @. Hoopes, Jr., A.W. BH er noone ie yonaa L. Vm. Rea r. M. D. Youngin: J. Gardner, Hon, Jas, ‘Bock witht Albertson, Alderman J. H. Leedom | iienry Woolton, 'F. P. Cook, HH. N. “Bolter, | J. B.” Champion, S. B. Rose, Eli M. Johnson, R, j w ayre, J. A. Barstow, Geo. Zane, Wm. Cole. J. Pugh, W- HL. Fredericks and I. C. Covert, and the Washington committees, composed o, Dr. Samuel W. Bogue, Paul Schultz, B. Lit Wheeler, Chas. Fischer, H. J. Clarke, William Muchleiben A.B Coople, Chas. Hupert, Sam- uel Meeks, adigan, J. J. Appick, hroth, G. O'Neil, J. W. “Davis, Dave jarris, O. P. Burdette, W. K. Ellis, We , C. W. Hefferman, Jacob Hardman, Jno, A. benedict, and Dr.W.K.Kin,with badges and bouquets, and headed by thirty pieces of music were to have met the corps at the depot and escorted them to the camp. They were allin readiness, but the corps had arrived, formed, and marched ‘tthe rendezvous of the two committees beiure it was known they were in the city, THE FORMAL WELCOME, The committees then brought up the rear. Arriving in camp they came tothe front, and Hon. J. J. Gardner delivered the address of welcome, which was responded to by Col. Moore on behalfof the corps Then the well- known corps cheer was given, the band played “Star Spangled Banner,” the flag was hoisted, and camp Washington was taken without a shot. The captains marched their respective commands to quarters, the guard details were made, and the gallants of Washington entered upon’ camp life dn earnest. On the ar- rival of th ge Wagon the messes were of ganized and named, as were the camp streets, which are Wheatly, Webb, Ludlow, Hume, Crantord and Goldsborough. The messes have not all been named, but the following extend their hospitality to their friends: . P. 0,” “Owls,” “Minerva” and “Innocent.” Liedt owle was adjutant to-day, Lieut. Ourand officer of the guard, and Capt. Jno. S. Miller Officer of the day. Colonel (?) Kruger is the best looking man ot the corps. The dress parade was Witnessed by over twenty thousand people. The corps presented a fine appearauce on dress parade, and were enthusiastically cheered for some of their movements. By their tle manly bearing they have won the admiration Of the citizens of this city toa man. WASHINGTONIANS AT ATLANTIC CITY. ‘The following Washingtonians are now here: Mr. and Mrs. W. C. O'Meara, Mrs. George Herold, D. Hagerty and family, Col. 0. G. Staples, Dr. J. T. Sowers, William Dickson and family, William Schuester and family, W. S. Larner, David Levosky, Emma Miller, Mamie and Annie Bregazzi, RK. E. Boyd, W. R. Smith, Miss Julia Morrell, J. L. Monroe, W. J. Collins, Joan Burns and wife, H. Jucob- M. Steep, C. L. Whelpley, ‘T. E. Brown, Demonet and wile, Mrs. Geo. E. Hale and Miss Gale, C. Studds, Mrs. Hugnes, Mrs. LB. ter, M. Hebuer, J. H. Gwynn, Mr. F. C, Gieseking and wife, C. T. Wood, J. T. Varnell and wite, Mrs, F. Fisher, Elias Raff, Green B. Kaum, Jt FEC. Chapin, Mrs, William Schwing and daughters, J. J: Fuller, Dennis Connell, Wm. Richter, G. E. House, J. Kudden, Flora Engel, A. Graft, Chr. Graff, Lula Appich, The program for the week inciudes a ball at the United States this evening. The Traymore has extended an invitation for a tull dress “bop” and reception next Thursday evening. potent a-ak Affairs in West Washington. SuNpay FISHING.—A successful angler of this place captured twenty-four black bass, of good Size, yesterday, at Great Falls. SHipPING NeWs.—Schooner Fannie L. Whit- more arrived to-day with 900 tons of ice, irom Kennebec; schooner William L. Walker arrived yesterday with 900 tons of ice, trom Kennebec. GRAIN: Re ‘@nalboat Maryland ar- rived with 1,300 bushels of corn and 2,500 bushels of wheat, tor Hartley Bros. ‘SEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 a.M.—Great Falls, temperature, 72; con- dition, 34. Receiving ‘reservoir, temperature 75; condition at north connection, 26; south connection, 36, Distributing reservoir, tem- perature, 75; condition at intluent gatehouse, ‘86; ellluent gatehouse, 36. ee Alexandria Affairs. Reported for the EVENING STAR, County Court.—The county court, Judge Cockerill, opened its August term at ‘the old court house this morning. All judicial business of interest was postponed to the September term, the lawyers having made application for this order, to which the court responded: “It gives me’ pleasure to accede to your request, hoping and believing, as 1 do, that we will re- new al September term with renewed vigor the labor of clearing the docket of old cases.” ‘The session will not exceed two days. TAX SALES.—The sale of lands delinquent for stale taxes in Alexandria county was begun at noon to-day, at the court house, oy Sherif Wi- bert, The Zale of land delinquent for state taxes in Alexandria city will be renewed on the first Monday of September, and the city tax sale for corporation taxes will begin on the Ast of September at the market square. TeacHERS' EXAMINATIONS.—Superintendent Garne will examine the city teachers next Wednesday at Washington school bullding, and Superintendent Feebry will examine the county teachers at Columbia school building, Arlington, on Thursday. ‘SuoT aT A CAMP MEETING.—Dennis Jenkins, @ colored Inan, was brought here yesterday afternoon from’ Falls Chureb, wounded in the siomaen and side by pistol shots received in an encounter at a eamp meeting near Falls Chureh. It is thought he will not survive his wounds. Nores.—At six of the leading churches here yesterday the pastors did not officiate, Rev. G. W. Quick filed the pulpit of the Baptist ehureb; “Rev. S. Brown, of Washington, ofli- elated at Trinity church; Rev. Dr. MeGuiré con- Gueted services at the M, E. church south; Rev. Dr. Cartlemen preached at St. Paul's eliureh; | Key. Dr. Nourse at the M. P. church, and there Were no services at Christ church.—The bids for cobble sivne work on Queen sireet, ranged from -44 to 62 cents per square yard.——"A coup of Lom:ng pigeons from Philadelphia were re- Jeased here this morniug.—suit hus been en- tered by Green and Wise against Samuel Orri- son for $950, claimed as commissions on the recent sale of Mr. Orrison’s farm in Loudon.— | The horses bought for the Columbia engine proved too light and were taken back. EPP, 00 wow Ww DI BP oo www pp Ese BRR, PrP 0 O WWWw D D ke ERE — 0 WWWW D DER R_ oo WoW éoDpD kee ER ES ABSOLUTELY PURR ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity Strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders Soup oxny i caa Roya Bakixe PowbEH Co, 108 Wall streay Nex. cond st Lawnsin Lawss: Laws BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, be. FRENCH LAWNS, 18, 200. LINEN LAWNS, 12, 150 CRINKLED SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS, 64e. BLACK SILKS, COLORRD SILKS, VELVETS sctual cost until sepiemiber LEMS VELVETS at BLANKETS at actual cost until September L cco on RRR TTT? KEB RRR oo MEER F EL ER : 721 MARKET space, BEAUTIFUL FIGURED quailty. ‘Cash price 20c. Reduced ta Vaics, eomemt Bach customer who bays $10 pinfecenvemer ate buys $10, worth ot Dry, Goods BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $150, ‘Two of our Handsome Satin Damask Towels extra large size, worth $1, m1 Sa Cage et to each customer who | youn oF The Home Club. DEFEATED BY THE BOSTONS IN A CLOSE GAME— DEPARTURE FOR ST. LOUIS. The Nationals were defeated by the Bostons Saturday in avery close and exciting game. The Nationais held the lead upto the ninth inning when the visitors won by the score of six to five. The Nationals left yesterday for St. Louis, It cannot be learned yet what benefit the Nationals will derive from the bapeomte 4 ot the ‘tain they will Bo muteriaily strengthened oven if all the gover Keaghe will be held Ip: Chicago on Wednesday: ef . when the whole question will be finally settled, CITY ITEMS. The Following Extraordinary Bargains will be sold To-morrow only at SW. Augen- stein’s, 817-819-821 7th st. n.w.: Patent Win- Setormiad Chambse seta S23; Market Baskets, Decorated Chamber Sets, $2.87; se 5e.; Blocktin Dish Pans, 23c.; Wooden Water Buckets, 10c.; Decorated ‘Tea Sets, $3.28, worth 5; Silver-plated Teas) ns, ‘S2e,; ms, 18¢.; 4-string Brooms, 24c.; % Colored’ Goblets, 29¢.; 60-ft. Clothesline, Se.; 90-1t, Clothesline, 12c.; % dozen large ‘Jell; Tumblers, 19¢.; Round’ Wash Boilers, 49¢.; dozen balfgaiion Fruit Jars, 57c,; "Ironing Boards, 29¢.; Large Block Tin Basin, 50 Clothes Pins, 13c.; Cedar Wash Tub, Zine Wash Board, 100 Clothes Pins, 2 boxes blueing, ir Brash, 1 Whisk Broom, 1 Comb, 23c.; 1 Cake Bvard’ and Rolling Pin, 27c. Balance of our stock of Baby Carriages, Refrigerators and Trunks 20 per cent below cost. 1 A Quart Bottle of fine Ola Rye Whisky, 85c. Old Holland Gin, $1. r biule. ‘Binckberry Brandy, 8oe, & dotije. Fresh Camphor, 27c.alb. Box of 60 § le N.T. METZGER & BRo., sepa en on 417 7th street northwest, Razors kept in Shaving Condition, Dog Col- lars and Pocket Knives engraved free. The Rodgers’ Cutlery Store, 487 Pa. av. jy21-w&f3m_ Lawn Tennis. Full sets, in well-made cases, at greatly re- duced prices. ae Bostox Vantery Srore, eo 705 and 707 Market Space. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in 4g lb. “Ward” prints, 35¢. per lb. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Se. per quart. Cream 15 cents, Pickwick Club Whisky is the best. A Taovourrezr Gar ‘What are thy dreams, oh maiden fatr, ‘With wondrous azure eyes; ‘What are thy thougnts, so sweet and rare, ‘That thoa 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. “On, sir,” she said, “I do not dream Of days gone long ago, But I’m wondering how in Dickens’ name ‘The ‘Golden Eagle’ sells so low.’ “My fagher 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— ‘At makes him look so cute. ‘My sweetheart bought his summer clothes At ‘The Golden Eagle Store.’ ‘ot one of all my former beaux Eee looked so sweet before. ‘iknow their goods are in demand, A splendid stock they keep: Bat I'm blowed if I can understand ‘How they can sell so cheap.” THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY .W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS (ALL BLUE SIGNS) au18 J. M. GRADY, Manager, Tr Maxes No Drvenence ‘How small or insignificant. or how large, orhow. Valuable your wants may be. you are sure of receiving the proper cousideration through our MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT. It we should not have what you want, if ft be possible we will obtain it ior you. Weare not indulging in this branch of tle business to kill time. but to make money, hence we will Teave nothing undone that wiil promote its growth. We already have customers in nearly every state in the Union. ‘Our catalogue of stock, with prices, our sam- ples with widths and prices, our system, in- Structions aud principles. makes it just as sal ‘and easy for out-of-town people to sbup with us 8 those living here in the city. ‘The difference in the prices will save you the postage two or Three times over, aud besides you wet new, fresh goods, of the latest styles and patterns, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Bazearss Is Scanrer Buaxxers ‘Many a doctor's till might be saved by keep- ing Summer Blankets ready for instant use. No blanket at all ts not enough—a winter Weight Woo much. We have the proper ones. Prices run up from as low as a good one can be Got for to $7.60 per pair. (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Fat Exmeoweren Fraxvers ‘We have just opened an advance invoice of Fall White Embroidered Flannels, which we Durchased at summer ‘More than 30 New patterns, ulso a jeat_ embroidery de- Signs for infats, raciging in depth from %4 to 6 ‘We quote as representative bargains the fol- lowing White Erebroldered Fiaunel, worth 76, only per Waite’ Embroidered Flannels, chotce pat- terms, worth Uc. only 75e. be ih $1.20. 21.25, 31.37%, $1.42, 91.00 and S10 per yard. (Third floor; take elevato.r) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Ax Excezprxery Jvuvrciows Pun CHASE in Rich Turcoman Curtains enables us to offer fall Hues at mid-summer prices, and customers should aot fall to take advantage of the oppor- tunity as lower prices cannot prevail (possibly hot so low) a few weeks hence. Garnet Turcoman Curtains for $4.00. 8.50 = ba ad 6.50, oicrnger iscuetes wince are fall 8% yards long and 60 inches Money. saved is money earned. A word, etc, Cross strij Turcoman Cloth, for curtal: ay tbbee ue otren of ie mut bt oe ip ng a hs gle gah ae Euraare Cp i Pe i al Se ea ag 32.50 Spun Silk, only 9: 78 per yard Garp WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Bie Reovertoxs Ix Laces We have marked down just what we wish to close out at once. As none of the qualities are. ery large an eutly call will be meceaary tower ‘inch Cotton Lace Flouncing. beige and beige and white; reduced frou 50 totiee per yates soiineh, Ditto, in white only; reduced from 25 7 eae te ont: rteod tom 78 “ao tids Ditto, belge an ibariines cera tte and ge ana ite: ‘ olored Orieutal Lace Flouncings, ‘the following: fae me (Becond floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, eee AT TUE ‘BosTON DRY GOODs HOUSE. A Prowsest New York FASHION REPORTER WRITES REGARD- ING FALLSTYLES 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 OF MORNING COATS HE SAYS THE FOUR-BUTTON CUT-AWAY WILL CON- TINUE TO BE THE MOST POPULAR, ‘THAT IT WILL BE MADE IN ALL SORTS OF SHADES AND COLORS, BUT THAT BLACK AND DARK QUIET PATTERNS 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 OF SAME MATERIAL AS COATS AND MADE WITH COLLARS UNLESS COATS AND VESTS ARE OF PLAIN GOODS PANTS SHOULD BE OF 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 LARGER THAN LAST SEASON. THIS “REPORT” WAS MADE ASAGUIDE AND AS A MATTER OF 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 OF “PRINCE ALBERT’ AND CUT-AWAY SUITS RECEIVED TO-DAY (AUGUST YOTH, 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 SE! VICE, KEEF IN GOOD SHAPE AND GIVE A CUSTOMER AS MUCH SATISFAC- TION AS IF MADE TO ORDER AT FIFTY PER CENT GREATER CosT. R, an20 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. B. BARNUM & CO., 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Dereruisep All-wool CHEVIOT SUITS, at $6.50. All-wool CASSIMERE SUITS, ut 38. An All-wool Black 4-button CUTAWAY SUIT, at $10. 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 alot of Odd COATS and VESTS at 25 per cent less than manufacturers’ prices. Alot of Odds and Ends of CASSIMERE SUITS at fifty cents on the dollar. Odd COATS from 35 cents upwards. For Boys from 13 to 18 years old, SUITS at $4, $4.50, $5 and $6. Boys’ Odd PANTS from $1 up. For Children from 4 to 13 years, we have SUITS at $2.50, $3, $3.60 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, au20 CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS, Career Trave 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 manofacturers, 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 styles, MOQUET, SMYRNA, VELVET AND TAPESTRY RUGS, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., au20 636 Penn, avenue, south side. Severts Srrzer Paras Rovat. GREAT BARGAIN IN _EMBROIDERIES, 200 pieces of Hamburg and Swiss Embrolderies and ‘Flouncings, 25 per cent less than importers’ prices, ‘Hanuburg, 2 to 3 inches wide, Se. yu. ‘Hamburg. 3 to 5 inches wide, Bc. yd, Hamburg and Swiss Flounchigs, 18¢. Yo $1.75 74, 1c. Nor 1 13cyd. for Satin Ribbons, Picot edge, No. 7 No. 12, 1: Ladies’ Chemise, good iauslin, trimmed with chon Luce, 25c. exch. Hots Fatent Double Bono Corsets, $1.25. love Fitting Corsets, Boe. Adjustable tip Corset, boc pales s Cnt Ladies’ Frame-made Lisle Thread Gloves, 19c. pair, Iadies, Lisle, ‘Thread Gloves, with fulliashioued . par. < Miack and Colored Tafleta Gloves, 25e. pat. PISS guide Bolg Nin, ae, wort 306 pate Eisig tate Roms Sree Beautiful and varied assortment Muslin and Crepe Lisse Kuching, 10c. to 75c. yd. Lotta, Boutsn, Fedora, Woven Wire and Alaska’Down Bustles. Fou ‘Large and fine-assortment of Ladies’ Dress Buttons, ‘One unbroken case of Ladies’ “Vests and Pants, car. ried over from last winter, at G0c. each. Good value at present prices for 6e. SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL auld 914 7th Street, Bet. Iand K nw, ENTLEMEN'S SUITS SCOURED: AND PRESSED FOR $1 Coata 50 cents, Pants 25 cents, Vests 25 cents, Altering and repairing done in best manner. ‘Goous called tor und delivered. K.1 HAHN, 700 9th’st. n.w. fe21-2m* and 42 N. Calvert st... Baltimore, Ger Taz Bes ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS, ‘We are the Sole Agents for the saleof the Genuine Concord Harnew and Collars, ‘Beware of Imitations, ‘Be ure of Name and Number. LUTZ & BRO, 4e19 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, VER 85,000 NOW IN USE BIBB'S ORIGINAL BALTIMORE LATROBES. ‘These celebrated FIRE PLACE HEATERS have more improve ap ae heating capacity, con- Ses eta saris tier ote cee etrical and handouve fu appearance than any otuer ‘Heaters in the market. Aigo, a full line of Peace auntie ee ie Bee ween cia ANGE, of original construction and designs [ATION KANGE and HEATER JUST Comat QUITE “Ratimates furnished on ap Wok Gone by our own. mechanics and AACS teed, "Bend for circulars and prices before bu ng, OF send your address and one of Sed gar addrens aid one of Sur represeutatventval ne B.C. BIBB & 80} Inventors, Patentees and Manufactorts, 39 and 41 Light an9-m,wés-1m ‘Baltimore. Parseevine Jars Pasunvine JAR 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, S—Our Mandheling Java 's the most delicious that can be produced, ELLING OUT!! BY. 8 DRY GOODS. LADIES’ GOODs. Laxesonor & Bro We have yet on hand a: stock of Silk Lisle see eaecercee eames cant ete oi Sere eaneen aa cote Rerieis Sects oe en re ‘Ladies’ Lisle Hose, in plain pink and tight blue. 40c. Ladies’ Plalo Oplot Hose, full regular ‘made, 1a all, fan back, 50c" Siindies ‘Bik Pinited H0s9,% color, % unbleached, 1; 59C. Fefalhed Biik Hose with SUIk Stitching, 73e. Ladies’ Plain Drop Stitch Silk Hose, in all colors, 786. ‘Ladies’ Silk Hose, ip pink. light blue and cream, 85c. Ladies’ Stripe Silk Hose, lovely combinations. $1.15. ‘A beau ‘of the Very finest goods in lise and silk fn stock also marked down. LADIES’ CHEMISETTES, ‘The prices on these from to-day on will be: Plaited Lawn 19¢. Plain Lawn, with embroidery front in white or ool- ors, 23c. ‘Piaited Laundried, 250. Bigue (nave been selling at 480.), 36 Pluited Linen (have been selling at 59c.), 480, GLOVES, Children’s Thread Gloves, Zc. per pair. Ladies’ Thread Gloves, 1c. per pair. Tadley’ Black Taffeta Gloves, 2c. per patr, Ladies Pure Silk Gloves, all colors, 45¢. per pair, CORSET COVERS ‘wo carry as low as 25c., but we have a few styles of ‘quality corset covers, which are left of different jots, and only a few remaining we have marked them ‘out at 89c.; none worth less than 8) 10 different styles, ‘They ure warranted perfect ft {ing, are made of nest quality cambric abd all well trimime ‘We have also marked out at the lowest figure some storesoiled underwear, such 8 gowns, chemise, drawers, corset covers, skirts, ete Cambric Mether Hubbards. tucked yoke back and front, 64c.; really worth $1.25. Hand-k-mbroidered Chemise, 69c.. worth 98. Shetland Shawls at $2; in ali colors. Goods well knitted and worth $2.50. ‘This is the season of the year that ladies are looking for special inducemen's and we have concluded to gratity therrwishes. From to-day on until sold:— ‘Metal Clasps 19, Lautes’ Leather Purses 250. Leather ielts worth 5c. tor 25¢. Tot ot Swiss Indgines 25c. "10 different patterns, 2 lot orcambric Edging 0c. 12 patterns. different styles Ladies’ Figured Lawn Ties 5c. Silk Laces 8. each. Silk Cord to match, 66. per yard. terns and beaatiful colorins in ruching. 65 new ‘Some of the prettiest yoods ever shown in Washington city. A FEW.SPECIAL IN LACES, B4nch Torchon Lace 10c. 4-inch Torchon Lace 12,0. Ginch Wide Oriental Lace 12%4e, 16-inch Ortental Flouueing 35 40-inch Wide Oriental Lace 70c. per yard. Brown and Old Gold Flouncing Lace $1.21 per yard. 27-inch wide Colored Yoking S0c. per vard. A complete assortment of ilack “Chantiliy, Black Fscurlal, Black Spanish ‘Net, with flouncing aid mar Tow widths to maten 40-Inch Black Spanish Net $3.25 per yard. PASSEMENTERIES, Passementeries will be very extensively worn this goming season. We have just opened a new line of Dandaomie paasementeries, varying in prices from $1 t0 per yard. ‘We expect our fall line of plated jewelry this week and we promise t to be worth while to examine’ the novelties ai prices, In the meanwhile we are of fering our stock on hand at greatly reduced prices to make room for the immense variety we have bought, FALL DRESS GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. ONE PRICE TO ALL, 420-422-494-426 SEVENTH STREET. lest store in town for shopping. 20 patent fans in a Our Crescent Shirt, made of good cotton and fing Linen Hosoms, reinforced, and made with the patent stays, only O8c. Our Invineibie shirt, made of Wam- sutta cotton and extra fiue Linen Bosoms | Made in the best manner, only 85 cents. Percale Shirts, 2 Collars and Cuffs, 95 cents. Closing out a lot of'20 u Suspenders, at 17 cents: cheap al 25 cents 3. work Lace Shirts for 50 cis; regular price 35¢ts, ch. 6 palrs Freuch Unbleached Socks, full regular made, 31. Alfthe latest styles Linen Collars, 91.50 per dozen, ‘Six Finest Dress Shirts made tw order 10F 39; pertect Ht guaranteed At the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, Sera 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST _HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Pe Bean, Dor Sune i pesca ne EER CENT ON ENTIRE IN, SOT Pennsylvania avenue REDEETOS Se cinana “PACES EMBEOIDERIES DRESS TRIMMINGS, "BUTTONS, RIBBONS, CORSETS, HANDKERCHIBFS, COLLARS, RUCHINGS Bie WRAPS ‘and JACKETS at ‘at cost, half WHITE SUITS. Selected line from $4.5010 $20 FOSTER KID GLOVES $1 per pair, Upwards. Every pair Stied and warraated. ‘The 9 nity tO secure BARGAINS for the next days, ‘se15, Baroarss, Banoara As it tspositively necessary to reduce our large stock of Summer Millinery in order to make room for early Fall Importations, we will sell our entire stock of Im- Ported and Domestic Bonnets and Hats at and below Soest MRS M. J. HUNT, slo 1909 F street n. w. W. © WHESTLETS DYE WORKS ndfing trom past expertouce the rash of work this “experience, the rush o! salt wilt Ge'so great, that it will be iapossioNe io < Skilled Workinen enough todo it ax prompuy 2 fired. Our many patrons will consult tbeir own inter fete, and do.us «great favor by sending in thelr Fall and Winter garments Immediately, or during te sum mer months, to be cleaned or dyed'as desired. Work Received and delivered at residence Upon Gotice. by ‘card, oF at the office, 1008 Jefferson st, George a, D.C jez EAL GARMENTS ALTERED, DYED AND LINED. Furs ofall kinds: ‘Miss CUNNINGHAM, av2i_> 1310 8th st nw, SANE SORERERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes Corsets to order in every style and and quaraniees perfect ft and comfort. ER SPECIALTIES French Hand-made Underclotning, MerinoUnderweag ‘and finest imported Hosiery. Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Reform Goods. French Corsets and Bustles. Children’s Corsets and a $1 Corset (Miss T's own make) that for the price ly unsurpassed. N.B—French, German and Spanish spoken, mrl4_ PR=8cw vyewe, “scouring “aNd pay CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 3205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crape Veils, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongeeour speciaity. Gent’s Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired. Ladies’ Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer aud ‘Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolie, Paris jad GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. EDUCATIONAL DMERSON INSTITUTE, ) W14 Lath st, bet. Fand K sta, Select Classical and Maibema: Regine its thirty-ffth year MONDAY, September 20. Prepares for Harvard. Vale, ' Kins and other colleges and arivcrsties Schools. U.S Military GOODS, | business ‘Circulars at the bookstore. aidress: au23-1m_ School for Boyt ‘and Naval Acade CHAS B YOUNG, Principat. setsn, Johns Top For particulars 1 ISLE FALL TE 2, | Three four-vear coarser: Sotentific and the Moder Fe-pecia inpreved. Increased Fesonroes vd Hake G ONZAGA COLLEGE, x Tstreet northwest, 37 The course of stasiies oor yatin and Greek, « Mathematics and P Reopens Monday. “eptember 6 rms, $10 per quarter, au2i-te Stee German, Ariuame QcH00r oF wi anism T ERMAN AM aages, ic. “sen man, au2i-Im* FPHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL Hic 3, in the 1 thorough; ear: taken dreseed 717 Irving language this week. Circle. ch. The lat ‘A falc ns—Rewula payable Sie S. B. Exizsy HAS REMOVED TO 1837 F STREET NORTHWEST. SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. Sy21 FINANCIAL. Pamce & Warrerz, STOCK BROKERS 4 Broadway, Seo inh avsiue, }NOw York, 15th street (Corcoran Hiulcing), Wi OSpRiVaTE SUCK TENGHATE Wilts BETWEEN, WASHINGTON, BALTIMOKE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c, i. GuxuwMAL Panes 2Rb. ‘i, CRUGER OAKLEY, James WHITKLY Maywarp C EYER, Henry H. bovex, Washington, D.C. Wituiax K Travins, Special Partuer. ep 2uy and sell on comission “alt classes of Malway urities, H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re | garding the markets received through our wires in- | ily, direct from the New, York Stock Exchangs orders executed and reported promptly. te __ SEWING MACHINES, &c. HE * HOUSEHOLD’ ING MACHINE IS so well and iavorably known that it needs no words of praise—no windy advertisements. A practi- cal test and comparison is all that is asked for it. ML. STLEB! , Sole Agent, 1717 Peunsyivania ave. ‘Machines of all makes rented and repaired. Head- quarters jor the Universal Patterns. Also, uue Amer- ican No, 7,new, with 4 drawers, complete. at $30: two | | LIN second-hand Willcox & Gibbs, side eat und drawers, $10; two second-hand Singer, side leaf and drawers, $10. ‘suld-im. .HE WHITE IS KING! THE ACME OF PER fection in the category of Sewing Muchines. A concentration and condensation of mechanical gentus | 4nd skill, ‘The range of work can not be excelled. It {is'a thing of beauty and a joy forever. Call und seeitat | 3, MERENNEY'S. 427 th st now. J. 1, RICH | OND, Manager. Machines of ali kinds for saleor | rent. Firstelass repairing done. “Also, Ceutral uilice for The Universal them. | Re aoe New Deconarioss Aus Or Aut Ores — ‘The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machi We have now in stock three new aecorations in HAVILAND'S CHINA, which we sell in any quan- tity desired. ‘The price fs very reasonable and the advantage of being able to match a broken piece at once is a great convenience. We have left of the French 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 of rapidly. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, aul9 205 Pennsylvania ave, Ie You Wasr A VAPOR STOVE be sure you get the best, and one with the latest tm- Drovements; which you ca find inoue full assort- hnent of all sizes of the Celebrured CROWN JEW Rie DANFORTH FLULD constantly on band. See Spe- dial Notice REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLER se E BOSS COFFEE PO Agents for the ONE AL now reduced in prica W. 8 JENKS & CO., ‘717 7th street. Goon News FROM Gus Naws GROGAN'S INSTALMENT HOUSE) For allin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geueral, £sno one need be without a well-furnished home Lecuuse they have not got the cash tospare, We ure determined to knock the bottom out of high prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 48 CHEAP 48 THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE- WHERE FOR Casi 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 Come and see the largest aud most varied stock tose- lect from. Come after you have posted yourselves on prices ‘andterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that GROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSR (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W. Is the place you were looking for. Comeandbe con vinced that what we say are facts and nohumbug. We repeat, come and make your own terms—at Jels: GRKOGAN'S, ust 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 aT OUST PRICES, W. 3. HOEKR, 118 __ 801 Market Space. 308 and 310 8thst_ nw. Hovsexzzrses: Hovsexzzrzns: HOTEL, CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM PROPRIE- TORS, DRUGGISTS AND TRE TRADE IN GENERAL, ATTENTION! ATTENTION! bes eon, deed adnate to nag ie ale tee cones treaties es Eze pot SAAR Lal pee flee toy of wi sequently. 7 dollar’s worth of goods comprised in : 2 Lf g i i i & | if i i 2 ; : i z i Hear EVERY DAY. Saas Fahy Four bo $140 the latest, simplest and best in the world. E lady should cull at our office and see the variety of work done on this Machine. tmbroidery work of all Kinds done without the use ofany attachment. In- ns given free at S OPPENBEIMER & BROS, ‘528 Oth street n.w., Sole Agent for the Light-Running New Howe Sewing fachine. Olu Machines taken in exchange my29 PIANOS AND ORGANS. hy installments HENRY Mrs. SARA A. SP/ MSc: VE witi reopen ‘Mo: ame. <7. JOHN'S ¢ STRS& depart, BROCE ALY, COLLEGE rT ‘Conducted by the Brot! “entific, Classical jedern Lau out the Coll and Laundry, per sess! Day Scholars, S30. day, September 6 aul 7-3 i SEEN under twel (Dip Vz-lm* ARES TO: Z CORCOL ‘Corner Pa, ave. a aS Limited, good moral character re~ ceived. ins tiv SECUND MONDAY L SEPTEMBER Day and Evening sessions. Carel and thorough instruction in. th mon English Hee inca Brooke Reopens SEPT. I aultim expense, ev cidental’ expenses. Twelve ek periciiced t ates. Special opport Speci stu coil 155, 10 in 1S86, the commercial dep eal Laboratory, Gs Volumes added to Li tus doubled 1m 1s toxieating drt ks. dress the: Principal SHORTUIDGE, A.M, Tarvard. Gratuat Pruicipal at Rigs’ House, Tuesday, Aug Pa. Sto9pm. ERICAN A I h.w., opens MONDAY, September 6th Won given in the common. ‘ight choo! tor aduits in for catalogue. HUGO KNERSCHN dL—Commences its cighteenth rth session Favs 0 land's church, 444 street n.w. Instruct Preparation tive examinations, gover: and universities. Its pupils in the past, asa rl ih rank. See circulars in Bonlals of well Lnowa 3 a pat in periect order. m7 Irv ‘arrier 25 tora calor further UNT, A.M ILLIAM G O'HARE . uarge taught LLBGE, A: Hext session bexins September 15 nee del Academie de Paris), 2 16th st eet choo! for Lx Lie, Monts: 1 BOOKS. « ography. advan. MOGURK, 8J., Pres't. ESTABLISHED 187) Et easonable. -Cuiurel organ for practice, THEO. INGALTS = LES KING, Principal ADEMY, 924 G 5) , Principal, falcata ss. compe! 's collegs went stores for test The s-liool-r wom bi cial ya patrons. 2m). W and Organ, Toth st Aw ronuniciatlon. PRCD ite Ne aM, is Septem te ntnag el French kindergarten at ‘Taito ering, and’ Balance of $10 each: & "rps Fees ar NCE suber 20th, Ts. ¥ AM, Ai Pakr aul 71m be iad of JOHN CITY, MARYLAND. rs of th nd Commercial = d Drawi wextra éti REVI 12th stu. RAN BUILDING, opt. US Treasnry. ‘Young Men. ‘and Greek. Ft VILLE ACADEMY, M 1th st. nw, > exainlnation tor aia nehers, all men, and all grac ities for a jal drill tor adents inay select any studies and Polytee lege in ISS, 15 an ISSd. 10. graduating class every. year tn Physical and Chem and Bail Ground. 1 Physical en ‘eh zuperance charter which ‘prohibits Ur salo of all w" ilustrated circular and Proprietor SWITHIN Eowarv F. Dror, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sole Agent for Steinway & Sons, Gabler, Decker & Son, Marshall & Wendell, Hallett & Cumston and other Pianos; Sterling Organs, Music and Musical Mer- chandise. Instruments sold’on monthly payment Exchanged, tented, Tuned, Kepaired, Moved. Stored and shipped. ‘New und Second-hand Pianosof other makes always in stock at iow figures. ‘Telephone, 347 519 UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN SHIP AND DURABILITY. SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR RENT SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY AND SEASHORE. WM. KNABE & CO. my8, ‘817 Market Space, Do Nor Porcsase Until You See The py ERSON BIANO, fam A thoroughly first-class instrument at 9: diam price. “Over 41,000 now In use. Second hand Pianos and Organs at prices from $10 to$150. Sold on small monthly payments, ‘Largest assortment © Gc. music in the city, HENRY EBERBACH. ap24 915 F street ¢RANICH @ BACH PIANOS. lity always the same and the best.) G 's marvelous Seif-playing instruments! G. L, WILD & BRO., ‘709 Seventhst. n. w. Established 1864 Special attention to tuuing and repairing. “Now ts the time to have Pianos renovated. 030 iS’ PIAN :W STYLESOF ‘fess Celebrated Piauce justteceived. "Ail double and new repeating action. Low prices. Easy ‘erm. Buy now. Bargains to close by 16th June. EL: SUMNER in chatge. Bil 9th st mw. aplo. .KAUER AND CG. D. PEASE & 00. *ylanaa Burdett Grguse The Feasonabli tuning, pair, at G.H. KUHON’S, 407 10ib st nw ns AMES CORRIDON, PRIVAT! year) Phonography, Penmateship, Bookkeepitg, ‘he Columbian College’ Preparatory School. 1359 U1 0 10 @ clock p.m Concord! roug! Tr in Agriculture, civil 1d Applied Chemistry n of a full corps of discipline. Belore m: of this institut MarhEwoon INstit al ile. Pa. Yaie and Harvard Professors. | min all deparin ipped department for little bors the Classics and ¢ ‘Cadets are under military orgs rUTOR Gr! reopen i ial. Unsurpassed D E, FOR BOTH LIDG Principal, ‘and Mec ¥ are provided, und: "eo ing a final selection send for Catalogue iving full parciculars as to courses Of Instruction, Terms and Scholarships. ‘Location unsurpassed for beauty, heaithfulness and ytd, convenience of access. “Address ARYLAND AGI particulars addvess Principals. 2: Alte tlon interest, RICULTURAL COLL Prince Georye’s co: nd 1314 14th st or, for immediate wood, Nelson Co, Vi Preparing tor tbe regular course tltute, oF who wirh an ‘ractical use of the Fs w mids prises English, French, try, Book-keeping. n appractical use of the . torEh lasses of all xrades 2OL SIXTH YFAR) e110 L ‘aulsm, NAPOLIS, MD.—THE Seven ‘A Prepara- for taught through Board, Tuition, “MONE Number D..Princtpat ‘Great ‘reduction tn prices | students ty ate tile, Business, Clase Ssi-ime SEXES, ‘a well ‘usd 3. A. MeCAULEY, Pres dent > MUSIGs lin Cornet, 6. Free advantages NSTRUCTION CONTINUED MER--MADAME JOF ig after the true Modern Music: good German, by “austrpased meiosis inte 1222 DUR! Teacher of Sin LUSSONS TN ALL GRADES OF Aa <identia: Nreparen for collage IVY INSTITUTE. aw cores sh aid K sta maw, Mathematha, acral oni Frening Classes, SUMMER RESORTS. NTIC CITY, N.. ise has no bar. is Of Washingion i. JAMBS BRADY, THE RADY CER OR IS OF THE Most Hehtfal an’ bea noes tn Vi for Sa nd Fall Boarding. (ress Nira. LOW? 2 dS Waters Are famous ala, shower, plunge unecwi nd Sioaut.Teaupes Water also ‘he invalids "The axed, ofS re hans Serrents Tenet PROPKIETRESS OF I, Asbury Park, Noo, ins the St" Aucdstine,” Suh PLE CONTINENTAL, ATLANTIC Av above K. 1. ave., \tlantieCity,N.J, Homy ris: excellent’ tale: dedightfuliy I near Decan. with splendid Ocean and "bose. P.O Box 272. THON, 11. J. SACKS, both of Washingtou, D.C. RAND UNION Atlantic Cir HOTEL, ATLANTIC ave, N. 3. Blectrie belt Jo N WHITE SULPHUR SPRI ERICK vO, VA. | Pamphlets at the Star ( Jordas Spr +] _se5-m ~ | YEW couvaiia Hous, This new and elegant Motel is now open, “Located directly on ocean front. All mod aprovements, anda cuisine of particular excellence, Special seanom rates For terms address REYNOLDS & Hotel Lat Vhi'a NEW COLUMBIA | “ or, 3-201 2 7 INDSOR SULPHURSPRINC VIRGINTA, tro . ERAL BATHS, MOUNTAIN™ Six Hour, “The relrest tion from a Kh many who are of the heating Creator. var guests thew, Win A. Leonard, mati nt AS PLATT & SONS 401 ery AN PRAT ot | in in at newly fu c sand new bale have’ been placed In all Uie rooms. wilh springs. making Unis the best sort te be found in the. south, Thedicinal waters ut a States beautiful see mid, ire hn: in mation, cuts four principal alysis or the water, xttractions, the psn, Chats "Star vtlice and ABELL Geri, address Hf MADDUX, Proprietor. KG. BUKIT Dr. CW. CHANCELLOR, Kesident Physician, mysSin IK ERP PS HOPeL. ATL avenues, Atlautic ¢ Hias been rebuilt and enlarged. upand situa post office. co ih x ‘The rooms ure large and wiry, Whee Une comforts of Lome. ns address Lov! 2UARDING > BATH ‘Address W. mnylsaia ISM —BRIGHTT HOUSE, EEHOBOTH Ist. : ~ se GS tent good ja at reduced fuies GIKOU! TOS, p arses r SRURY PARK N.S. —TIEE VICTORIA 4X Family House, desirabie locat sand agcumnvedatio lary arrangease ms moderate and reduced SG, ROATING, FISHING. ~ LARA BEE, Fortress’ Monroe, Va. YEW WINDSOR COLLEGE ‘or Young Men, (Yale. X SSICAL, ‘Terms: Boarders per sexsi Catalogues }. Thorough trai ily attended to; mumber circulars uddress HENRY C. MALLOWELL T. ST. JOSEPHS COLLF ‘And VINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGE. ptember 15th, 1886. ng: howe, ited. A. iv iE COURSE OF STUDIES: AND COMMERCIAL day students according to grade. SUudies will be resunied on Monday. Sept. BROTHER Josnek Address 6, 1886. Hi, Director, Carroll Post Otlice, Battimore county, Md. Please send for a catalogue. 3E Tbosville, Md. 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