Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1886, Page 4

~T' t Ay LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatne: OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 27, 1836. Indications for 24 Hours, Commencing ai 3 p.m. "To-day. For District of Columbia, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina, fair weather, winds, nearly stationary tempera iA BEEF go to For MARYLAND AND VE Jobn R Kelly. a Tus Beats THR WoRLD.— $5.75 will buy a solid Ash Wardro 5.50, Walnut Extension ‘Tables; Antique Ash Chamber Suites, $24.50; 6 Kiteben Chairs, light or dark, $2; '6 Cane- irs, 33.95; large Walnut Wardrobes, ‘3; High Chairs and Rockers, Wainut Parlor Suites, $28, them leit;6 Walnut Brace Arm Chai s' Kockers, $1.25. We have about "ge Walnut Chamber Suites, with Marble- We wil sell at $45; former price $59. This is Uho best bargain we have ever offered. Ss, 811 7th street northwest, Wa. H. Dv: Conn, Harp, RovaH-Daiep Facts—You can swallow tnem whole they will not hurt you. John Rudden bas the largest stock of stoves than any man in town, unless he arrived last night on the 13:20 express. Also, a full line of farniture, which will be sold at’ iower prices than any eash or installment house in town. ‘Terms to suit all—casb, weekly or monthly pay- ments, 930 and 932 Seventh street north- west, FoR WASHINGTON DRESSED BEEF go to John X. Kelly. Weax EvEsiGut relieved. Hempler cor. Ay, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. ALRAUGH’s.—“Fantine.” Henzoe’s OPERA Hovse.—Minstrels, Diag MuseU.—“Montana King.” lA XORAMA BUILDING.—Second Battle of Bull an. \THLETIC PARK.—Roller coaster. ge i, sGiatenast LET Nt, report . Stephens, 202 11th street, basket of meat and fruit valued at 5. J. A. Rodbird, reports stolen $7 worth ©: Carpenter's lols. The employes of the Washington and Geo town railroad company have organized a relief usociation to pay sick and death benefits. Joan 8, Larowe is president and H. secretary. Persons leaving the city can have THE STAR inailed to them tor any length of time, and the uddress changed as often as desired. ‘The sub- seription must be invariably paid in advance. W. H. Swallow, alias Law, the man arrested here some days ‘ago on a charge of attempting to swindle Prof. Swithin C. Shortledge, of Media, voluntarily left with a Virginia officer last ing for. Fredericksburg, Va, 10 answer @ charge of obtaining a small sum of money from Father Donohue, a priest in that city, by for wery. Fountain Murray, colored, 65 years ot age, was found dead in "his house in the alley tween 14th and 15th, H and I streets north- ‘west, yesterday. Acting Coroner Tyler gave 8 certificate of death from heart disease, ‘The North American St. George’s Union, in session at London, Ont., has elected officers tor the ensuing year, among them being Thomas N. Yeates, of this city, as general secretary. Festivities at Colonial Beach. A BALL AND TOURNAMENT IN HONOR OF THE NATIONAL RIFLES, ‘The great event at Colonial Beach Wednes- day was the ball given at the hotel in honor of the Rifles. The ball-room was very prettily decorated, and the music was turnished by the Weecacoe band. A reception committee, com- posed_ of Messrs. Manson, McDermott, Holmes and Seitz, succeeded in’ making everybody happy; but at times the crowd was so great hat the dancing was somewhat interfered with. There were a large number of Washing- Yonians, who had come down especially to at- tend the ball, and their presence was heartily appreciated ‘by the sojourners at the beach. During the evening the Rifles serenaded Mr. J B. Hammond at his cottage. This gentleman, Who is one of the large stockholders in the Co- Jonial Beach Co., has sold to Mr. A. Melville Bell a beautiful cottage known as the “Burn- side.” Yesterday a tournament was held, in ‘which some fifteen knights participated. ———e Tue DeatH or Con. HARDAWAY.—Col. Chatfield “Hardaway, whose illness was mentioned in THE STAR some days ago, ‘away this morning at Troy, N.Y., where he had been spending a few weeks. The news will be agreat sbock to his many friends in thiscity, who little anticipated that this sickness would ‘prove fatal. Col. Hardaway came to this cit; in 1576, having secured a position in the sixt ‘auditors’ office. He was a man of genial dis; sition and had a large circle of friends. leaves a wife to mourn his loss. Says His LANDLADY CUT Hi™, BUT SHE De- wigs It.—James B. Graves, a young man em- loyed at the gas office, was arrested this morn- ing by Officers Slack and Rhodes and taken into the Police Court, where he left $25 collate. Fal for his appearance to-morrow to answer a charge of assaulting Mrs. Annie McCarthy, of 1126 11th street northwest, at whose house he a boarder. Graves had both hands cut, and his shirt cut on the left side. Graves stated that he bad ‘some trouble with Mrs. McCarthy fand she attacked him with a carving knife, she being under the influence of liquor, and cut him; that he took the knife from her and ran Anto'the street, she following him, The officers, alter arresting Graves, went with Mrs. McCar: thy to her house, where they found everything disordered and broken, showing evidence of a pretty lively tussle. When the officers returned they filed acharge against Graves of destroy- jog private property, om which he leit $10 eol- luierai. -Mrs. McCarthy, who appeared to be Under the influence of’ Iiquor, retused to tell what the trouble was about. She claimed that he cut bis hands by breaking the window to gain admittance to the house. Graves applied for a warrant against Mrs. MeCarthy for an assault with intent to kill, but it was refused him. Mrs. McCarthy created a sensation at the peusion office about two montis ago, one of the employes alleging that she struck Eim with an umbrella, le —— FIGHTING CoLorED WoMeNX.—A colored woman, named Frances Logan, wholivesin A street, between 16th and I7th streets south: east, appeared at the police station lastevening Witha bad cut in the left wrist, from which blood was flowing freely, and ‘said another black woman, Susan Thoriton, had thrown & tumbler at her and broke it on ber, cutting an ariery in her wrist, Dr. Bayne rendered medi- ai aid. In the Police Court this morning Sasan was charged with assault and the caae ‘was continued. —< MARRIAGE LiceNses.—The clerk of the court has issued marriage licenses to Wm. Dowell and Harriet Lynch, of Detroit, Mich; Geo. M. Roberts and Ciara M. Bolland Frost, of St Jouns, New Foundland: W. J. Bradley dnd An- nie M. Haislop; Louis Connor ana Hattie Pen; Patrick F. Cavanaugh and Harriet Little; Win: Nelsou and Molly Newman; Perry Windin and Leila Hardin, of Montgomery county, Md A. G. Dangertieid, of Harrisonburg, Va. and Liz aie M. Thomas, of Ricumond, Va. — Officer Weedon had be- ‘ourt to-day two alleged colored street walkers, Mary Jackson and Mary Simms, who were charged with vagraney. Mr. Padgett said that this class of persons were In the babit of frequenting the, elty post office and the pub- lie parks, their conduct isso disgraceful Yat respectable ladies are prevented. from going to the post office or through a public park at night. The court required them to give- bonds, in default three months, A New Bisuor or Eastox Execrep.—The gonvention of the diocese of Easton met at Salisbury, Md., yesterday and elected Rev. Alexander J. Drysdale, of New Oricaus, bishop Of the diecese on the third ballot, votes having ast for Rev. Campbell Fair, Rev. Te Rev. F. W. Hilliard and Rev Kev. Alexander J. Drysdale, the Dishop-elect, was born in Savannah, Ga. aid ts about 45 years old. For seven years he was rector of Christ church, Mobile, Ala., but for the past six years has been rector” of Christ ehureh, New Orleans. It is pretty generally Delieved that he will accept. Base BALL YesteRvay.—The Nationals let @own in their playing yesterday and fell vie~ ‘ms to the St. Louis Maroons by a score of 6 to B. The flelding of the Statesmen was wretched nd they nit saiely but three umes. Madigan Pitched for the Nationals. Other games yester- ay: At Detrolt—Philadelphia, 11; Detrvit, 10, At Chicago—Chicago, 10; Boston, 4. At kansa City—Kansas City, 7; New York, 12. At Phil- adeiphia—Athieti¢, 3 Baltimore, 0. At Staten dlaud “Brooklyn, &; Metropolitan, 2. At Cine €innati—Cincinnati, 9 St. Louis, 3. At Louis ‘Vilie—Pittsburg, 7; Louisville, 0. Someones Sraeer WALKERS. fore the Poli Tur C. & 0. CANAL AFFAIRS.—At @ called Meeting of the Chesapeake and Obio canal board in Baltimore yesterday urrangements were made to pay wages for the remaining Back moths of 1556 still due the employes. A sale of $75,000 of repair bonds of 1878 was made to John A. Hambieton & Co. for 78 per cent of the face value, without any conditions whatever. The proceeds of the sale will be devoted to repairs, for which the bonds were issued. The reports from the superintendents and the various bosses were represented to be ali most encouraging, and the canal was stated Jo be ina splendid condition tor business. Un- fortunately there is but a limited number of boats and fewer teams to do the work. No boats have been built this year. The aecrease im tonnage up to the rst’ ot August over the ear 1885 is about 80,000 tons. The company now making an effort to keep the expenses of the Bt Year within the present receipts. 123,453 tons of coal had been shipped on the wood driving park yesterday ‘the trotting race, inl meer heats, was won by C. F. Cost’s Diack gelding Doc.. J."A. Rupperi’s gray gelding Creole second and W. M. Cottin's U Stallion Potomac Chief third. The running race, ‘One-half mile heats, was won by C.F. Costs bay. colt C.F. C., B. Coffiu’s bay colt Hurrah being os For Bay Rivcx ox Suxpa¥.—The Baltimore and Ubio railrvad will bave two trains on Sun- day next to Bay Ridge, the Coney Island of Maryland. The traius will leave the station as follows: At 10:20 « m. and 10:30 a.im., and euch train Is positively limited w 400 persons, Kate for the round trip only $1. Don't forget She date—Sunday, August 29th.—Adet, aos ou WAxT @ fancy cow taeelcnt fac san” °°% SCT COW 200 adver. District Government Affairs. ASKING STREET IMPROVEMENTS FOR WEST ‘WASHINGTON. ‘The Commissioners are 1 of a.com. munication from ex-Commissioner Josiah Dent, stating that two years agoor more he filed with the Commissioners a memorial signed by citi- zens representing different sections and inter. ests of Georgetown, requesting the paving of certain streets. Some of these improvements have been made, but two of the streets nam Viz: Market strcet, trom 3d to High, and Hood Street, from High to Congress, although recom- mended by Capts. Green and Mahan, while in charge, have not yet been scheduled for im- rovement. Market street, in connection with High street, furnishes. the most direct aud con- Venlent access from the county to the public market, on Bridge street, and Road street, in connection with High and Congress, Is now one of the chief thoroughfares of the town. He Tequests that Market street, from its interseo- tion with High to 3d street, and Road street, from High to street, be included in the Schedule of streets tobe estimated and reported at the next session of Congress, and that an ap- propriation be recommended. MISCELLANEOUS. The janitors of the public schools will be paid to-morrow at the District building. Captsin Austin is inspecting the winter unl- forms of the police, to determine which mem- bers of the force will have to get new oues for the coming winter. Mr. John P. Murphy, in a letter tothe Com- missioners, asks what has become of the com- plaints of the eltizens respecting the obstruc- tions put upon Virginia avenue, between 12th and 13th streets southwest, in the form ot picket fences in front of square 296, ‘The Commissioners have given permission to the Atlen Chapel Colored Methodist church of Good Hope, D.C., to sell articles of food and drink on the camp meeting grounds on Hamil- ton road, county, the next three Su: ——— A Harp Case.—“Jo” Moore, a small colored boy, was in the dock before Judge Harper to- day charged with vagrancy, he being so poorly clad that he was notin a fit condition tobe upon the streets. The little fellow said he made pene of money to clothe and feed himseli with by caning chairs, but that his mother kept all bis money. The judge said that he would take his personal bonds if he would promise to go home by way of the back streets. The boy promised to go as fast as he could the way the judge directed him, and he was released. ——__ Hap A Fatty Ticket.—Gen. Balloch said to a STAR reporter that he used to go to college with the Rey. James C. Beecher, whose suicide at Elmira, N. Y., has been mentioned; that Beecher used to be pretty wild and very mis- chievous; that one day he (Beecher) said to him: “Jim, do you expect to go to heaven His reply on the moment was: “Why certainly, the old man (alluding to his father) has gota famlly ticket, and I'm going ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with te multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powdera SoLp oNLY 1x cans, Rovat Bakixe PowpER Co. 106 Wall strovt, Nex. oc24 Lawss: Lawss: Lawns: BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 5c. FRENCH LAWNS, 18, 200, LINEN LAWNS, 12%, 15 CRINKLED SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS, 64e, BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, VELVETS at ‘actual cost until September 1. BLANKETS at actual cost until September 1. oCO A RRR TIT FER RRR oO AA RR T EF RR gs fet t ES ooo S44 ER OF Eee FOE Sud > 711 MARKET SPACE. BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATINES, excellent quality. Cash price 20c. Reduced to 12%0. Each customer who buys $10 worth of Dry Goods will receive a large size excellent quality “Bridal Quilt,” worth $1.50. BL \CK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50! ‘Tw: of our Handsome Satin Damask Towels, extra large ~ ize, worth $1, presented t each customer who buys . 10 worth of Dry Goods. aud Cassrzre Suirs A GOOD STOCK OF THEM HERE. WON- DERFUL VALUES IN OUR SPECIAL BAR- GAIN LINE FOR MEN AND YOUTHS AT $9, $10. $12 AND $15. THERE'S NO GETTING AWAY FROM THE FACT THAT THE PRICES HERE ARE LOW FOR MEN'S AND YOUTHS’ SUITS. GO WHERE YOU WILL OUR NAME STANDS FIRST AMONG CLOTH- IERS FOR GIVING BIG VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. REMEMBER THE LIGHT WEIGHT OVERCOATS FROM $7 TO $25. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 607 SEVENTH STREET N. W., OPPOSITE U.S. POST OFFICE. au26 Anrcavian, THE IDEAL WAUKESHA (WIS) WATER, “Nature's specific for diseases of the Kidney and Bladder.” “-Unequaled in diseases of the Stomach and Alimen- tary Caual.” Dealers supplied by SAM'L C. PALMER, Agent for the D. of C. ‘Telephone 454. aulo Daves Arrexriox LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS. MOLLE M. 3. PRA: OPHELIA BANGS, ENGLISH BASKET PLA! ITS, LOUIS XV. BANGS, EVENING COLFFURES, Hair Dressed and Banes Shingled. mis ia r F BOP) 0 cea aes Tae Hassosn Tree Waren Noted for Speed, Perfect Alignment, Beaaty, wtrength, Changeable Type and Durability. ‘Call and see it at JOHN C. PARKER'S, 617 and 619 7th street, Agent tor the District, $30 O** BURDRED Pains BOYS’ LOW QUARTER SHOES, size, 1 to 5, tor 75e., from $1.: size, 1 10D reduced from $1.25. MEN'S AND BOYS' PANTS, Reduced to one-half price to cl reatest Gain ever offered in Washingtod” U~ Greatest bar J.W. SELBY, 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue. P.S—-STRAW HATS at your own price _jy21. Worse Daas SPRING Goopa, ‘Now open at the Leading Tailoring Establishment of ‘Washington, HD. BARR, mb 1131 PENNA. AVE. Passervine Jars Passezvine JARS, Just Received, A NEW PATENT JaR ‘The Most Perfect apd Satisfactory Jar in the World. Large Supply Just Received. Call and examine before buying. ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 428 Ninth street, ‘Wholesale and Retail Agents, ‘P.8.—Our Mandbeling Java ts the most delicious ‘that can be produced, EY. 528-3m ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS ‘We are the Sole Agents for the sale of the Gennine Concord Harness and Collars, Beware of imitations ; Besure of Name and Number. _ LUTZ @ BRO, (497 Pennsylvania Avenue 319 CITY ITEMS. R. Goldschusid, $12-7th St. nw., will offer positively for to-morrow only the fol- lowing articles below cost, to make room for the Immense stock of house-furnishing goods gs:b0 Upright Herrigerators for $5. Bo: ee $648, Pinnnncenr iaeeats ‘t “ £ 0.50 “ . 27. 9 very handsome Carriages will De sold way below cost; 11-in. {mitation Brass trays 5e.; 18-In, 15¢.; 14 qt. Retinned Dishpans 23¢.; Decorated Tin Cuspadores 19¢.; French China hand-painted Cuspadores 59¢.; handsome hand- lnted French Ubina Fruit. 18 tor: ‘rait ucers,6 for 25¢.; Covered Japan Chamber Pails 23c.; Decorated English China Chamber Se! with covered jar, 17; new shape of Decorat Chamber Sets, o1 y $2.07; Decorated English Dinner Sets, slightly damaged, only 87 each; Fancy Splash Mats 5c.; Potato Mashers Je; Frenen Shoe Blacking,@ boxes for 25c; Electric Glue Ze. per bottle; Comet Flour bieves 9c; Machine Oil, 3 bottles for 11¢. 1 New York Shoe House. Closing the following broken lots: $2 pairs Ladies’ Kid Batton, regular price, 1.25, closing price, 88e. #357 faire Boye" Séuoot Shoes, regular price, $1.26, closing price, 97¢. 63 pairs ot Ladies’ House Slippers, regular Price, 50c., closing price, 25c. ‘47 pairs of Misses’ School Shoes, former price, $1.26, closing price, 93c. 65 pairs of Men’s tipped lace Shoes, former rice, $1.50, closing price, $1.13, PiZO ‘pairs ‘of Mots Evabroldered Slippers, former price, $1,50, closing price, 77¢. New York SHoE House, 1 501 7th street, corner E northwest, Look at these Prices. Best Minnesota Flour, $6. Good Family, $5 per bbl. Canvased Hanis, 14c. Best Chocolate, 37e. per Ib. Curry Powder, 14¢. per bottle, Lemon Extract, 15¢, Vanilla Extract, 18c. per bottle. ‘Three half Ib. boxes of Baking Powder, Bos. Sardines, 8e per, can, Castile Soap, 15c: alb. Pure Spices at reduced priggs. Blackberry Brandy, 60c. a bottle, (special @ice for Satur day only.) Good Claret, 25¢, Aauart bottle of Rye Whisky, 85c. “Our Pure Old Rye Whisk: (four years Old), $2.50 per gal, Lime Fruit juice Syrup, 55c. ‘Lime Julee, 30c, “Raspberry syrup, 0c.” Canned Corned Beet 146, and 20e, r can. A box of 50 good cigars, $1. Wax ‘aper, 11e. @ box. Tollet Soap in endiess va- Feely dnd very cheap. i. T, Merzose & Bro., 1 417 7th st. n.w. A Card. We do extend a courteous invitation to our friends and patrons to our renovated and newly fitted up shoe parlors and to examine our en- Ure fresh stock right from the mill, of fine hand and machine sewed, Button, Lace and Congress Gaiters, Ties and Slippers.’ Respectfully, Young's Shoe House, Hellbrun’s Old Stand, 402 7th street. ‘Look for: The Old Lady in Window. i We Have Just Received 100 cases of Tin Ware from the great auction sale of tin ware in New York, and in order to close same out at once S. W. Augenstein, 817 to 821 7th st, n. w., offers the following wonder- fal bargains for vé-morrow and Monday: 2 at. covered buckets, 5c.; 3 qt., 8¢.; 4 qt., 12c.; 2 qt. covered. saucepins, “Ze; 3 qty e354 9b, 120.56 1, 17¢5 2 Qt., coffee pots, 11¢.: 8 dt., 180; 4 qt, '6e.; 6 'qt., 19¢.; Japanned bread boxes, 45, and 65c. each; chamber pails, all colors, 25c.; larger size, 35c,; dishpans, 9, 11, 14 and 18¢. a piece; block tin saucepans, 9, 11, 13 and 16c, each, worth 15, 20, 25 and 30c. euch; copper bottom wash boilers, 78 and 88c. each; 14 inch hammered brass waiters, 11c.; 2 pound tea or coffee canisters, 10c., worth 25c.; 75c. majolica cuspadores reduced to 3ic.; crumb brusb and tray, 18¢.; 1 dz. cups and saucers, 44 dz. plates, 1 meat dish, 1 vegetable and 1 market basket, 98c,; largest size block tin wash basin, 7c, 1. See Our Special Bargains, 92 pairs Men's Stitch Downs, $1.10. 73° “ “Canvas Shoes, 75 ct 63 “ Seamless Gaiters, $1.75, 49 “ Ladies’ Foxed Button, $1. 57 Lasting Gaiters, 69 cts. 38 Misses’ Oxtord Ties, 65 cts, 52 Child’s Button and Ties, 50 cts. Misses’ and Ladies’ Kid Button, 97 cts. Youno’s, 402 7th street, Look for: The Old Lady in Window. Fi 93 Per G: 7Se. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whisky, in the world for the money. Orders by mail, McGee's, 9th, near D st. Razors kept in Shaving Condition, Dog Col- lars and Pocket Knives engraved free. The Rodgers’ Cutlery Store, 487 Pa. av. jy21-w&f-3m, A Most Liberal. Offert The Voltaic belt Cu., Marshall, Mich., offer to send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty aye trial to any man af ficted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, etc. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed euvelope with full particulars, mailed free, Write them at once, Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in 4 lb. “Ward” Prints, So. per Ib. Also, Cottage id Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Sc. per quart, Cream 15 cents, Pickwick Club Whisky is the best, We Are Deremoxen ‘TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK or SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, AND 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 $10. An All-wool Silk-faced PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, ‘at $14, and all others ut proportionate low prices, Fine SEERSUCKER COATS and VESTS, at $1.25, $1.50 and $2. We have a lot of Odd COATS and VESTS at 25 per cent less than manufacturers’ prices. A lot of Odds and Ends of CASSIMERE SUITS at ‘Afty 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, $3.50 aud $4, thut 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, an20 CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS Near Oz Fir Away NEAR OR FAR AWAY. People who leave home for the summer often expe- rience the need or some article of Clothing forgotven in the hurry to get away. Whether summering up north, among the lakes, at the seashore, on the moun- talus, or some secluded and quaint nook ip the coun- try, perhaps a Light Overcoat would proves comfort and protection. A thin Suit or a Coat is always a luxury on # hot day, and you've neglected to take either. Maybe your Boy has torn his Trousers, or you would lke a Sallor Suit or Shirt, for him to rough itin, We keep Underwear for both Man or Boy. In fuct, a va- ried assortment ot all kinds of Furnishings at the very lowest prices, ‘Those of our customers at present out of the city might write to us, telling their wants, and theClothes ‘can go by express or mail to the remotest hamlet at a trifling expense. Those who stay at home, or those ‘who visit the capital city, will flnd bere the coolest ot cool Clothing, as wellas excellence, with economy in articles of Dress yl? THE IMPROVED BRAKE FOR BEATING MARY- LAND BISCUITS. NO NOISE. SAVES TIME. 92.50 EACH. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, CHINA AND GLAss IMPORTERS, 1205 Pennsyivania ave, Ar Cosr For Ouse. IN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK I WILL SELL AT COST FOR CASH FOR TEN DAYR THIS WILL BE AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OF- FERED TO SECURE BARGAINS ow. D. CLARK, Successor to TRUNNEL & CLARK, the the EA Jess. Ritebsor best mratote a otter ‘tmapuritien. tities and at such times as 240 pounds to the ton, inspector and 20: BS s to. is reserved. REGINALD FENDA, au37-3t rman Executive Committee. POSALS FOR REMOVING STATUR. ‘OrFice PuBLic BUILDINGS ‘No, 1700 Pennsylvania ‘AND GROUXDe, ‘avenue, now in Rawlins’ and forms for proposals can be ob- tained st this office. ‘The United States Toser Fight to reject any aud all prop aes SOHN M. WILSON, au25-d4tése10.11 Colonel U.S Army. | PROPOSALS FOR COAL. 5 ‘Huronx Sciioor. or wre D. WaSHINGTON, August 19, 1886, Sealed Will be received by me up to noo of MONDAY, AUGUST THIRTIETH 1808, Yor the delivery at the Reform School of 300 ‘Tons, White Ash Furnace Coal, more or less. 150 Tons While Ash ‘Range Goal;stove size tore or 60 Tons Cumberland Coal, more or less, All to be of best quality, free from slate and other impurities. ‘To be delivered in_ quantities and at such, times as may be directed by the Superintendent of the School. ‘To weigh 2,240 pounds to: the ton, aud fee of 20 cents a ton to inspector and weigher, to'be pald by. ‘contractor. must be indorsed “Proposals for Coal” Right to reject bids or waive defects Is reserved. ‘GEU. W. ADANS, wits, aul9-ot President Board of Trustees, QECRETARYSS OFFICE NATIONAL PRES BRICK COMPANY, ‘Washington, D. C., August 6, 1886. Proposals are invited at once for tiie supply of 10,000 tons, more or less, of George's Creek Bituminous Coal, suitable for manufacture of high grades of prick, to be Gellvered during the year commencing September. 1 1886, on side track oF on canal at works of company, ‘Waterloo station, Alexandria aud’ Washington 1’. ‘Payments to be made cash on delivery. Bids should be sealed and addressed to ‘aul0-tsel JOHN E, BEALL, Secretary. STOCK TAKING IN A FEW DAYS. EXTREME VALUES THIS WEEK: 10 cents, hand made Torchon Lace, 8 and 4 inches wide, were 15 cents, 16 cents, Gents’ pure Linen Handkerchief, 2 inch hem, were 20 cents. 2cents, Toothbrushes, were 5 cents, 49 cents, Embroidered Felt Tidies, 18x21 inches, were 74 cents, 15 cents, Leather and Canvas Belts, were 25 to 85 conte, 29 centa, 41nch Sesh Ribbons, all colors, were 38 cents, S ‘39 cents, Ladies’ Lisle boot pattern Hose, were 49 cents, «- 84 cents, Fai feathers on both sides, bone 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 cents, Tourists’ Leather Satchels, were $1.24. 15 cents, Embroidered Top Mull Ties, were 25 centa, 25 cents, 4-row Cork Bustles, were 49 cents, 3 for 25 cents, Ladies’ Embroldered Initial Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, pure linen, were 15 centa, 5 cents a yard, Ruchings, all oulors. were 8 cents, $2.29, Ladies’ Heavy Biack Silk Hose. were $2.79 49 cents, Zynolite Cloth and Hat Brushes, were 74 cents, 42 cents, Swiss Embroidered Flouncings, 12 inches wide, were 58 cents. $1.24, Ladies’ open work Lisle Hose, were $1.68. 165 cents, Pet's Cora Solvent, were 25 cents, 25 cents, Nurses’ Aprons, Lawn, wide tucks and embroidery, were 30 cents. 85 ceats, Plate Glass Hand Mirrors, wuod and leather back, were 49 cents. 28 cents, Childrens’ Embroidered and Lace Collars, were 38 cents. 89 cents, Sinch Black Watered Sash Ribbons, were $1.10. 38 cents, pure Silk Gloves, were 59 cents, 75 cents, Initialed Felt Schoo Bags, were $1.24. 25 cents, Gents’ Hemstitched Embroidered Initial ‘Handkerchiefs, pure Imen, were 29 cents. 49 cents, Ladies’ Lisle boot pattern Hose, were 69 cents, ‘84 cents, fine Leather Belts, were 49 cents, a fh’® Hiinch Black Watered fash Ribbons, were 1.69. 49 cents, Gretchen Dresses, pink and blue, were 69 centa, 98 cents, Ladies’ Fancy Striped Lisle Hose, were $1.24. $1.25, Children’s Caps, fine embroidery. full ruche, were $1.65. 7 cents, Corset Covers, Cambric, square shape, double rufile of embroidery, were 95 cents, ar a a a ee: PEE, peogh 2 HE Riee Bad oo? 8 AS MM M8 B Muu og BPR O°O HOB gee Me 2A EMR So BME EF MEM 24 EE GS EOE KEES Mus Juumr Coxsox Sava In anarticle entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year? “Fuel for s cooking Stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided OCKE ‘were used in cities,” &c. WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OB GEORGETOWN— ‘4C Busbels for $3.70} ‘S£Bashels for $2.50 COKE NOT CRUSHED— 40Bushels for $2.90, 26 Bushels for $2.00 WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, aS 411 and 613 10th street? Hovsaxzzrzns: Hovsrxeerens: HOTEL CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM PROPRIE- TORS, DRUGGISTS AND THE TRADE IN GENERAL, ATTENTION! ATTENTION! has been deemed advisable to chan; re for. the improvements of oor ecadT Tin oe Ry, the reat of whic wil beck sequaiy, every yorth of goods comipri Spamvisictegaes EDUCATIONAL. ‘Have OPENED TO-DAY 2 full lineof FINE FRENCH CASHMERES Inall the New Shades for Fall abd Winter, and offer ‘them at’ old prices, although they cannot be bought except at an advance from Importers, bat having given an early order, we can sell 46-In Cashmere of very fine quality and heavy weight at $1; 40in Cashimeres, all colors, fine quality, at 7Gc. These ‘eautiful goods come in all colors for evening and street shades, ‘Large Stock of New Woolens for Early Fall. Just opened 100 pieces Fancy Flannels for Wrap- per, Dressing Sacques, &c. Black snd Colored Dress Silks, Surah Sika, Faille ‘Francais Rhadames and Merveilleux. Colored Velvets, Black Velvets, Striped and Brocade Velvets, Great Bargains in Biack GROS GRAIN SILKS, at $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2. Black RHADAMES, at $1.25, worth $1.50. Just opened s lot of’ Black Moire Francais, White ‘Moire, White Satins, White Gros Grain for Weddings. Silk Hoslery. NEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ONE PRICE, 919 Pennsylvania Avenue, ‘WN. R—The Bost is the Cheapest, au23. Eaatxy Fatt Scrriiss SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) IS OPENING DAILY “NEW FALL DRY GOODS.” NEW ALI-WOOL HAIR LINE STRIPES. MEL'S HAIRS AND CHUDDAS. NEW PURE WOOL TRICUTS AND HABIT cishti NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER COLORINGS IN. EARLY FALL WEAR. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON SUMMER vine SILK, CHUDDA AND CASHMERE SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY. “SPECIAL BARGAINS” IN BLACK AND COL ORED RHADAMES. SURAHS, FAILLE FRAN- CAISE AND GROSGRAIN SILKS from $1 to $3.50. IVORY AND CREAM WHITE FRENCH SUIT- ING ELANNELS from 506. 19 91-25 per yard. IVORY AND CREAM WiliTE ALBATROSS, CHUDDAS AND YACHT CLOTHS, all prices, NEW LADIES’ AND GED BRELLAS WITH NATURAL STIC AND SILVER MOUNTINGS, ‘LOSING PRICES” ON PARASOLS AND EM- Ibs AND GENTLEM ELING ae ENTLEMEN’S TRAV! SHAWLS. SUPERB STOCK OF ~MOURNING GooDs” FROM, THE BEST EUROPEAN MANGAS. “NOVELTIES” IN HANDKERCHIEFS, a7 PLALN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Preny BUILDIN, Penn. Avenue, Corner 9th street. Established 1840. au2l Gneat Manx Dowx Ix Goons Our Crescent Shirt, made of good cotton and fine Linen Bosoms, reinforced, and made with the patent stays, only 58. Our Invincible Shirt, made of Wam- sutta cotton and extra five Linen Bosoms. Made in the best manner, only 85 cents. Percalo Shirts, 2 Collars and Cuffs,'96 cents. “Closing out a lot of 20 dozen Suspenders, at 17 cents: cheap at 25 cents. 3 open work Lace Shirts for 50 cis.; regular price J5cts, each. 5 pairs French Unbleached Socks, full regular made, $1. All the latest styles Linen Collars, $1.50 er dozen. ‘Six Finest Dress Shirts made to order lor $9; pertect fit guaranteed ‘At the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, Jers. 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. VAPOR STOVE be sure you get the best, and one with the latest tm- Brovemeuts which sou. cau fied ie, oue full assoe nent of all sizes of ue Celebrated CROWN JEWEL, DANFORTH FLUID constantly on band. See Spe elal Notice, REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, So. Agents for tue ONE MINUTE BOSS COFFE! low reduced in price. W. 8 JENKS 4 CO., ‘717 7th street, Goon News FROM GROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSE For alin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES: and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in general, ‘no one need be without a well-furnished home because they have not got the cash to spare, ‘We are determined to knock the bottom out of high brices, and will sell ty3. Goon News GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS AS CHEAP AS 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, Come and see the largest and most varied stock tose- lect from, Come after you have posted yourselves? on prices ‘andterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you tas GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUBR (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W. Is the place you were looking for. Come and bs con ‘vinced that whut we say are ucts and nohumbug. We repeat, come and make your own terms—us_ Jels GROGAN'S, Jusr 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 -ERCISES OF WAVERLY Y Tiwivbe, eumed oo SRETEMBER ‘sous wits matin MISS LIPSCOMB, Principal. ‘COLUMBIA, UNIVERSITY, The school begin Spent REE oeeces ba ae ber 20. $Seeiboot benins Govguse See CON Welt, JECT SCHOO! FPF yp fie ocx von WILL REOPEN SEPT. 161TH (THURSDAY). “There are two courses English and Scien- ude ana Giassical, ‘The school Ss supisied wi saps. ‘charts, globes. ‘nd ‘measures of the Metric Tmooratory with all paratun abe 01 Rontoee oe ehidents Tinieed., Toivien trope 60 x0 $104. year, Including uve of text-book. wend. for ‘OF Gall at school between 10 ain. and 12 1. THOS. W. SIDWELL. Principal. HE MISSES KERR BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO thelr fr.ends that they have changed thelr reel denge to 1233 15th at. nw. where thelt school will Be creaved 22, 5 continued with in ‘a0°26-1m. W 1h GUARANTEE 10 THACH ANY ONE yt make & life-size crayon portralt in 15 lemonk shee adieamitedarasrpthe- A Tig CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS 1312 MASS, Adare wt renime studies NON DAY. Sept.6tb with Fenewed advantages for at ‘course in Scien Music and Art. ‘The theor eo "Susie ts: taorough taught ‘Special attention is paid ty Piano, Harp, Gui tarand Banjo. Painting and the Languages receive particular attention. Private class in Paint ng. Pho- ography and fancy work. Connected with the Acad- emy 1s. school for Boys, taught by Sisters. au20-2w PEEKSKILE (WY) MILITARY ACADEMY. Peeecenes Giniont i Ae ML. Proeipal Lake Milltary Academy, Aurora, N. Y. Sena For Catalogue. er 1m PATAPSCO INSTITUTE, ELLICOTT CITY, Mo. ‘The 584 Annual Session will be resumed SPT. 26, 1896. Miss A. MATCRETT, Princ Miss RUBERTA H.ARCHEH, Vice Principal auz5-1m OC) BACADE: LE, Mp. AR ithe “Feik seston bexte n.’ Thorough course In kngitsn, Latin, Greek, French and German. au25-10t_ COOKE D. LUCKETT, (U. of Va.) Prin.” 4 Mou :RTS SEMIN BOARDING aVK ana Day School, for young ladies and children, 1017 15th st, Washington, D.C., opens Sept. 20th. Competent teichers in ail departments Music, vocal and instrumental. Languages and art receive special attention. For further information address, by letter or in person, Mrs, EUGENIA CUTHBERT. ‘im* QMERSON INSTITUTE, MENON Gd Tath ot. bet. Land K ste Select’ Classical and Mathematical school for bo; Begins {ts thirty-fifth year MON DA Y, September 20: Prepares for Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Johns Hoy Kins and other colleges and universities, the sclentific schools. U.S Military and Naval Academies, and for Dustuess. “Circulars at the bookstore. "For particulars CHAS. B YOUNG, au23-Im Principal, ONZAGA COLLEGE, : ‘47 Lstreet northwest. ‘The course of studies comprises English, French, TCKINSON COLLDGE, CARLISLE Pa. TALL TRIM OPENS SEPTEMBER Orme, I ‘facull 96.25: = oan Sty Ra Ro SA Sens peceeennions fime and cost tn for college. For catalogues tyetsel J. A. MCCAULRY, President. ASTR [ON CONTINUED DURING SUM- NIERCMADAME HOFFELDT. Teacher of Sing ing after the true Italian method. Classic and on ‘Music, good German, fou Ofiee of Jobus & mye 1M RONALD errs SCHOOL AND WELLES: (ory — ‘year commences Sep- tember Prepares for any college, ost ite Ri in ANIA KULIS. Principals, 1305 1stiee, ALD, Miss ANNA KL 3 1ath a, on, D.C mane oy ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Ap MGlond ‘Bullding, ‘cor ‘th nnd F ste me seventeenth year» Pisuo: Organ, Voice Violin Fate. Comet; a Pree advamagen ik BULLA rector jerams GF, ANNAPOLIS, MD.—THE Sinextetton thaton Sehdcmben 15, Togs seven jepattmente snd four ‘coutwes of stag}. 3 tory" School ‘attached. “Situation ‘uuwarpased or Beauty and healthfulpess. ‘Terms very moderate. Ror cal address Prot. THOMAS FELL, A. M- Ane napolis, Md..or may be had of JOHN’ ¥. PARET, 13 Pennsylvania a aui7-1m Q ES. Gait Monday and Thursday Evens All Short- hand Supplies. 624'Tt street nw. _@er SPRINGS AN 201 Mies on Baltimore and Ohio Ht. OPEN JUNE 10 R is did ‘batt room and mausie, Modavee 500 gues! Write, oF seraas Aid “lustre "and, Gomer pamphlet Round tip Uekets, gil for seas im “JOuN r Mi Necrtood tat, Asbar) Perk Sia Season, has taken the Su Angustime,’ Sth Ave. Hoard for September at reduced Fates jy27-lm* ‘and THO, Gh E. J. SACKS, both of Washington, DG su WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. PRED ERICK vO, VA Pamphlets at the Star Office. Jordau Springs, P. 0., fe15-3m F.C. JORDA’ SHEWYN DING PA SS A thorough preparatory Schvol for Boys, conduct- ed upon the Military’ Plan. Thorough Instructon, Sound Discipiine, Large and Thorouguly Equipped yinnasium and Drill Hall. Five hours grom Wash- ington, Send tor catalogue, terms, ay 5. C. BISHOP, Headmaster, im XN ISS HILTON’S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La- AVA DIES, ( years on Vi. uve.) will re-open Octo- der ist, in larger accommodations, asa ‘Boarding and ‘School. Principal wil be assisted by an eficient sta ot epstish ain Foreign Teachers. For Cireuiury adress 225 Vermontava jezoaimn DRIV Suis: to adults os spares for college, Annapolis, West Point, alle VY INSTITUTE. aw. corner Sthand K sts mw. ‘Mathematical, Classical, Business. SW. FLYNN, AM. eulng Classes, $3 and $5 a month, 0c28 __LADIES’ GOODs._ R® UCTION.—TE: CENT ON ENT ie ertace C. n.w., opens MONDAY, September 6th. Instruc tion given in the common Fogitsh and German Branches, Pupils will acquire # ready use of both languages, Latin, French, Vocal and fnstramental Music. “Night School for adults in English and Ger map “Send sor catalogue. au2l-lm* HUGO KUERSCHNER, Principal. NHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOUL—Commences Its eighteenth year tember 13, in the north session room of Dr. Suni land's chun street nw. Instruction faithtul ai thorough; careful preparation for business, competi- {ave examinations. government institutions, colleges and universities, Its pupils iu the past, asa rule, have taken high rank. See circulars tn book stores for testi- monials of well-knowa patrons. The school-room has been put in perfect order. The Principal may be ad- dressed 717 Irving st. Carrier 25 for acall or urther information, [au20-2mj J. W. HUNT, A. M. ILLIAM C OHARE, ‘Teacher of Piano and Organ, Tuition moderate. 217 10th st, sw. IRENCH LESSONS. ‘Pupils taught in one season a practical use of the language and ® Paridan pronunciation. New term. this week. M'LLE V. PRUD' HOMME, 1014 17th st, between K aud Le N, H.—Season of 8Gjand'87 reopeusseptember 27th. ‘Morning, af.ernoon and evening classes of all grades for adults aud children. French Kindergarten at 2 English and French School (iiith year), near au20-2w* Towa Circle. Children speak, write aud_undersiand Erench. ‘The books, languarge taugnt from French text ‘au20-2m BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 9TH 7—A practical business rdueaton that Qualifies young’ men ‘and women to support then Selves aid successfully perform the aciive duties of Ife. “‘rhorough instruction given ta Rapid Writing, the English lage, Correspondence, Rapid Calcu- lations, bookkeeping, Business Practice. Commercial Law, Political Econoiny. Stenography and ‘Type-Wrie tine” “Resular day and eveuine hessions resumed WEDNESDAY, September 1st, at 8 a.m. Oftice open for arrangements on aiid "aft August 28d. "A full Corps of teachers. ‘Tuition Fees Sessions—Hegular business course, une year, 870, "payable, S10. on entering, and i Rostilly iostaliments of $10 earls yenr achoiarship, fn ull “on entering, $0U; tuition per quarter of 10 Weeks, ‘$20, paid.’ on entering. Nicht sessions— ‘Yeur scholatsitip.$50 on entering: three months.#18, avable 90 on entering. and balauce in monthly” ine stalments of 36 each, or $16 iu fui! on entering. ‘lustrated Circular sent free on applicati HENRY © SPENCHA, Principal, Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. aul® RS. J. L. MGGER'S SCHOOL (SIXTH YFAR) ‘wii Feopeu Monday, Seplember 2008, at 1110 aunw. ‘auasesm yOCK HILL COLL ELLICOTT CITY. MARYLAND. ‘Conducted by the Brothers of the C Scientific, Classical and Commercial “courses. ‘The Modern Languages and Drawiig are taught 1 out the College without extra charge. toard. and Laundry. per session of five months, 3130. Day Scholars, $30. Studies will be resumed on Mon- September 6th, 1896. Send for a prospectus, we ROTHER AZARIAS, President, Uwelve years ofuge.reopens september 30th, ticulars address MADAME CHEV REMONT: mee dei Academie de Paris), 828 1208 st. u. w. For RLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, Corner Pa, ave. and 16th st. opp. U.S. Treasury. A Select ~chool for Boys and Young Men. Number limited. Only scholars of good moral ‘character re- ceived.’ Fall term begins the SECOND MONDAY SEPTEMBiR | Dayand Ev ¢ Common English inches, Book-keeping, Short-hand, Higher Ariih- metic, Algeor metry, Latin aud Greek. aul63m BURTON MACAFEE A.M.,M.D.,Principal ‘OME SCHOOL FOR BOYS. BROOKEVILLE ACADEMY, Brookev lie, Moutyomery County,” Md. Reopens SEPT. 15. For Catalogues apply to auld-im KEV. C. K. NELSON, D.D., Prin. \1HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES ‘And ‘THE LADIES’ ART ASSOCIATION. OF ¥. ¥., ke. st Dan, ‘Will be open all sumuter. Great reduction in prices Jor the summer. aulé A SCHOOL YEAR—$125 QUART S500 tyre Me tienes ACADEMY for Young Men and Boys, Media, Pa., 12 miles from Philadelphia. Fixed price covers every expense, even books. &e. No extra charges, No ine gidental’ expenses. “No examination tor admission, ‘Twelve experienced teachers, ull men, and all gradu- ates, “Special opport nities for apt students to ad. vance rapidly. Special drill for dull and backward boya. Patrons or students may select any studies oF choose the regular English, Scientific, Business, Class- ical or Civil Engineering ‘course. Students fitted at Media Academy ure now in Harvard, Yale, Princeton and ten other Colleges and Polytechuic Schools. “Ten Students sent to college ju 1653, 15 1n 1884.10 in 185, 10 in 186, “A gradbating class every, year in ‘the commercial department. A ‘Physical aud Cheml- CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS: at COST PRICES, W. H. HOEKE ‘801 Market Space. 308 and 310 8thst. n.w. WOOD AND COAL. OAL AND WOOD--DRY, CLEAN COAL. CARE- fully selected for famnly use, at bottom prices, ‘BL. SIMPSON, Ji, ‘au21-1m* 640 Pa. ave. 3 INTER FUEL AT SUMMER RATES. V. BALDWIN JOHNSON, ‘Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in WOOD'and COAL. Complete Facilities, Bottom Prices, Fuil Weight and Measure. ‘Telephone connection.. Main Yard and Office, 1101 Rhode Island ave. n.w. 511 Ast. ne. Office, corner Yth and K sia. p.w. aul0-3m_ () TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL 20 OOO? mic comprising every deateolo ns OOO rer rats compra, every desentls Wood brepared inthe best mnunner. Quick sud prompt Oaiaee’ 1ika Fensayivenia avenve, rapt Otten #25 feomeyivann avenue and 20tn ee cae and Whart, 6th and Water streets southwest, augSm ‘G, L, SHERIFF. Joux Muze, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealerin LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS the: carload at wholesale SONBEING saa brOVE WooD of ul cr and | oe and SPLIT WOOD kept under Taree aod sock of LUMBER. Fine cal ‘Laboratory, Grnasium and Ball Ground. — 1500 Yolumesadded to Library in 1883. Physical appara- tus doubled in 1883. “Media has seven churches and a temperance charter which prohibits the sale of all intoxicating drinks. For new’ iilustrated circular ad- dress the Principal and Proprietor SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE 4. M-, (Harvard Gratoate), Media, Pa. Principal at Riggs House, Tuesday, August 1711, Sto9pm ‘aud-2m ‘AMES CORRIDON, PRIVATE TUTOR—(6TH year.) Phonography, Penmarsbip,, Bookkeeping: be Coinmbinn College’ Preparatory School, 1350, st, n.w.: 6 to 10 o'clock p.m. ‘aul-ime \T. GEORGE'S HALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG men, St George's, Haltimore, counts. Ma. Prot J. Bes "A.wSf-, Principal, ‘reoperis Sept. 20th. English, Classical wid Commercial Ui advautazes and situation: $230 t0 S800 fyS1-1m E,FOR BOTH SEXES, Mes thd Harvard Profemsars Thorough instruction in all vsvaAL REDUCTI Goods, German, Latin and Greek, Chemistry, Book-keeping, MILLINERY, LACKS, ED DERLES, DIRKSS: Arithmetic, Mathematics aad Phonography. TRIMMINGS, “BUTTONS, RIBBO) CORSETS, Reopens Monday, september 6th. HANDRERCHIEPS, COLLAIS, RUCHINGS, Bie ‘Terms, $10 per ipereen 3 advance. PARASOLS at cost, WRAPS and JACKETS at A. MOG half price. WHITE SUL Hected line from $4.50 to $20. FOST KID GLOVES $1 per pair, Aes opporsnnity to eecure BANGAINS for ths. met ‘Rates reasonable. Church orgun for practice. portunity to sec aod ome auzicm NGAUES KING: Trincipal_ | _thiry days a =, HOGS UBUCAN ACAD SY, 924 6 SEB anoarwa Bisse As it ispositively 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 cost, MES M. J. HUNT, ty10 1309 F street n. w. W. © WHEATLEY DYE works . Established 131. Judging from past experience, the rushof work this fall will beso great that it will be impolsible to eet skilled Workusen enough to do it as promptly as de | sited, |Our many patrons will consult their own Inter. ests, and do us a great favor by sendiny and Winter garments immednuely, or mer month to be cleaned or dyed ws i. Work Reoelved and delivered at ‘residence upon notice by postal card, or at the office, 1068 Jefferson st. George- tow. jezsm. GEAL LINED. RMEN TE Furs of ail kinds Miss CU MSA5ke 5 HOMPRERY. VL “430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Makes Corsets to order in every style and and guarantee: perfect i'and comfort LER SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-made Underelowing, MerinoUnderwear ‘and finest itaported Ho osiery. Patent Shoulder Braces, and ail Drews feform Goods French Corsets and Busties, Children's Corsets and a $1 Corset Gliss H.'s own for the price is unsurpassed, make) th ay P®28cr DYEING,“ SCOURING “AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 3205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. ing Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crape Vella, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongee our specialty. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Kepaired, Ladies ad Cleaned without ripping. ANTON 4 CAROLINE LERCH, formeriy with A. Fischer and Maison Yriese, Rue It ‘aris, __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. EW one HOUSE “ CAPE MAY, N. 3. This new and elegant Hotel is now open. Lowated directly on ocean trout. All modern improvements, and a cuisine of particular excellence. Special seanow rates For terms address REYNOLDS & NEU, Hotel Lativeth Phialoipile, NEW COLUMBIA HOUSE _tv3-2 __ Cape May, NS, Rock Exox Srrix: ERAL GATHS mov" or, ws axn Mi TAIN OF VERG a Six frou Was Pine smooth turnpike roads we SF Carriages | from Winchester. Roundtrip tickets SA0., (teat | improvement: made in hotel and tuathe this: scan, Tatge switamiug pool entirely remnodcied. Separaia bathing houses for indies and cenuenen The most "pert a fit wholesome cate sue" r, Geo Heuling: Malthnore | gasikmow’of 0 place were families or, tovalidcag Geriveasmuch Beaitt aid eqoyment"—Dr ober “rt ‘ust T may be able tocome to omaiee tay Pestle af at hea Sr thost pleasant." Mrs. Job A: Lov “the refreshment of the healing’ ters is tio rom a kind sreator. We wore blessed withthe many who are your gusts.” Rev, Wai A. Leonard Feetor of St-Johh' cit | A large uamber of room have been added the past season and guests can how be nccommoriaied mt tates from ‘$80 per month (ot 4 weeks) nud upwards ao “Can take trad or 10 i. train Latter the sea or 10 1. overtakes former at Point of Ko ke For circulars apply at Stax office, and for all infor. mation to A.S PRATT & SONS 401 Mt st nw jel-om A.S PRATT, Propriet SPRINGS, SHENANDOAN Co. ¥ TH CANGESE AND MN FASMIONAULS SUMMER RESORT IN Tk MUUNTAIS ‘THisrevort hasbeen th renore orough!y overhauied painted, repaired and papered throug Rew cloretsand the best nan'tary plumbing Tile touting: new porcis tae, beet ewly fututsived th ice" teen springs Sorte be fouad in hout, and new bair waitresses sunnier resort in the Uulted | States benutifal scenery, magnincent roads; table am excelled; hot, cold, shower and plunge baths: good, Sabing and game’ In the immediute Vicinity. | Meet class ilvery “in connection with the hotel” charges moderate. B&O. Telegraph and Exbress oMce im nearest watering piace Lo being only S hours’ ride on the B&O. the building. ‘This ist Wash Brass and String. Wand. of ra House. Deseriptive patnp ing tull information, cuts of the four hotels: analysis ofthe water. aitractionn, monials, &c., may be had free at the foll ists: Drew's, Milburn's, Thompson eral water depot on Fst, kvening Star Fost.” For further taformation aidfem Mf. CAMELL MADDUX, Propnetor. KG. BUKKT: Chief Clerk, Dr CW. CHARCELLOM, Resident Physician yam MPPS HOTEL, ATLANTIC AND New York avenues, Atiantic City, NJ, @/ Mas been rebuilt and enlarged. Newly fitied lent to the beach, railtumas a Upand situated conv post office, The rooms are large and airy, where guests can find the comforts of home. For terms address LOUIS KUMPF. Prop'r._ Jy. eae, BATHING, BOATING, FISHING. Address W. F. LARKA GEE, Fortress’ Monroe. Va. _myis4m ASBURY Pa 4A Family House, Absoty, Hours ata fection. meat QC Periect Sanitary arrangements. surf bathiig . B. Exceay HAS REMOVED TO 1337 F STREET NORTHWEST. ITELY, STOCK BROKERS Tso Futh avenne, 659 15th street (Corcoran Building), Wasnin, PRIVAIE SIUCK TLLEGRAGH Wiles ‘wet w INGTON, BALTIIOKE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW Yl, BOSTON, 0, ‘GuNsuaL PautNans. dances WaT 2. Cuvanm Oacume, Taxny MONARD G ExRR pexmy H- Dubai ton, D.c. Wiruas Ie ‘Tkavias, special Boy and sell ou commuission ail classes of Hallway Securities. 'H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re garding the markets received th oUF wires in- 2 Stanuys direct trom the New” York Stock E TVorders executed and reported prompuy. taf™ PIANOS AND ORGA Enwanp F Dhroor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Sole Agent for Steinway € Sons. Gabler. Decker @& Son, Marshall & Wendell, Mallett & ‘and other Phinos: Sterling Organs, Music and chandise. Instruments sold "ou monthly payne! Exchanged; Rented, Tuned, Kepaired, Move, und Shipped. ‘Second-hand Pianos of other makes always Am stock at sow fi UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAI SHIP AND DURABILITY, SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR RENT SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY AND SEASHORE, WM. KNABE & co, mys 817 Market Space. SEWING MACHINES, &c. ADLES, RETURN . READY todo Uieir Fall sewing, can rent at our Ufiice & y Improved Light-ituuning Sewing Machine of iy of {he most approved ‘patverns ‘at $3 ber month Or by the week. "Ment paid’ deducted off price of Ma ‘telophone and mail AMERICAN, N spok: ceutiy been greaily improved Size of its shuttie to double hs. former size "The new Astomatie Tension Ciba compiete out Of sive jo In banasoune morocco, plus metal oct ‘cae, “aud vont Fvork. “the very ‘Samples of Arrassene Embroidery, done on the Ni No. rivent by niall on application. a iG guceatitee furukbed wiih all machines we sell, reut or Fe ‘C. AUERBACB, cor. 7th and Hi sts, Telephone Call 422-2" au! THE “HOUSEHOLD” SEWING MACHINE IS so well and iavorably known that it heeds fe Words of praise-no windy advertisements, ‘A’ pract® cal vest auld tomparisun ls all that i asked fori AM. STIEBELING, Sole Agent, 2717 Pennsyivania ave. ‘Machines of all makes rented aud repaired. Hend- arters ior the Universal Patterns. “Also, oue Aner No, 7,new, with 4 drawers, complete, at $30: two secoud-haiid Willcox & Giobs, side veafand drawers, $15: two second-hand Singer, side leaf aud drawers, $10. ‘euld-im Do Nor Poncuase Until You See The EMERSON PIANO, A thoroughly first-clas instrument at a Gium price. “Over 41,000 now iu use, Second hand Pianos and ns at prices from $4G to $160, Sold on amail montuly paymenca, Largest amoruunent © Gc. music in the city. MENKY EBERBACKL ar2s 915 F street, Jk EAR eae Faso Guality always the same wid the Gully’ tuatvelousself-piaying inserumente 6. L. WILD & BRO. 700 Seventhst. n. w. Established 1884. Special attention to tauing and repairing. Now the'time to have Pianos renovated." oe FIAGLEL S DAVIN PLANos NEW ST YLINoF Sep Cebebrated Pianin jstrecelved Aldeubie Dow. Bargains to clowe by Lith Juus Gharge, BLA oti ste n.w. wplo D fae Nie TPA Pianos. Rent, tun paltyat Gi RUN'S 407 Lui st ns as [HE WHITE 15 KING! THE ACME OF PER jection in the category of Sewing Machines. A entration and condensation of mechanical geuias: and skill. ‘The range of work can not be excelled. It is u thing of beauty and a joy forever. Call and seeltat J, F. MCKENNEY'S. 427 Uth ot now. Jo. RICH MOND, Manager. Machines of ‘ali kinds for sale oF oe department for little bo} ud girls. Se ORS AA tat ANYEAND, AGRICULTURA Coun ee eet eat ee oe cea in ture, Civil and Mecbaniinl Poginescing, a sicker Sa ese ten fe Nees eae Seapine ‘Lectur ‘organization and ‘making @ final selection send for Catal re ing. logue of this instisat as to courses: of A Pais 2 a Tent. First-class done. Also, Central Sor ing Universal Pattern Sao teas’ Ome Asean Or Au ‘The Light Running NEW HOME St and best the latent, simplest lady should call at our office and see the Work done on this Machine. embroidery work Kinds done without the use ofauy attachment. given free at 5 OPPENBEIMER @ BRO'S, Sole Agent for the Light-Ranning New Home aewing Ola Machines taken in exchange. my ze T= [ROE Tp ictoa te Riots Hie, Se a Scatue oe porate a RLS ad immediate desirous of Teguise sae at pass Ue rene oe of the Norwood 1: or wirh an Epieaciene aera = New ‘WINDSOR = Re rear Schools for For ¥« ‘Prepare- see atten Ree = a saes sans ae A.M ST. JOSEPH'’S M" cLassicaL ‘maouthe, $100; 1886, Liev Bazan: A PURR MALT EXTRACT. Possesses the highest merit. It is manufactared from ‘the choicest maieria‘s, aud combines the most table ry it ty @ true tonic and Seecae ence ee fate forall sleobolte Finks mow of ‘are 100 ALY beverage “Par Excellence” for HH SFB THE TRADES _ HE sates an @ WARRESOS sare and ane ans ‘Book 420 and 4 ool. \1BSON BROT! GUPREGTIERT Boor ax 208 PEEN TERS 1235 Pennsylvania avenue, Wesbigwu, 0. a7 Fine Printing sapectal. Norice ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION oP GERES? ‘HE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA EP ree ois > fc = attached, None geauine without the two gold medals. as a . ‘