Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1887, Page 4

LOC L MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the 24 hours commencing at 2 p.m, For the District of Columbia, Eastern Pennsyi- Vania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and Vir- ia fair weather, northerly Winds, slight changes temperature. Owe Dorzas aNp Nivety CENTS will Duy a beau. tiful light-colored rur Derby at Franc’s, corner 7th and D. War Nor buy your children’s clothing manufacturers “inet. Beveral dollars per suit m an ‘We can assure a saving of EISEMAN BROS, _ Cor. 7th and'E, For spring lamb and Washington dressed het gotoJobn Kt Kells. stall 24, (29 and 630 Center Elarket, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty market Way Nor buy your bors’ clothing direct from ufacturers, and save several doilars on each EISEMAN DRos, Cor. 7th and EL SPECIAL ATTENTION {5 called to the sunertorqual- ity of our “Extra Deodorized Empress Flutd,” for ‘Vapor Stoves, as being free from grease or gummy substance. Orders by mail promptly attended to J. W. Schaefer & Bro., 1020 7th st. n.w. War Nor buy your clothing trom first hands when you can save from $3 t0 $5 on every suit. ‘We seil suits for $10 such ‘as cost others dealers more to place on thelr counters. EISEMAN BROs., Manufacturers, cor. 7th and E. rick house 1006 N street northwest, ten rooms, ail modern improvements, newly ainted and papered: $55 per month. Apply to jas H. Marr, 936 F street northwest. War Nor buy direct from producers, when we can sell you an elegant all-wool sult for $10 such as other dealers cannot sell for less than $1 EISEMAN BROS, Manufacturers, cor. 7th and 'E. Face and eyesight fitted, $1. Hempler’s cor. 43g. CITY AND DISTRICT. x suit, For Rent. Amusements To-night. Hanuis'—“The Boy Tramp.” O1p BasEBaLL Grovnps.—Huffman’s Dime Circus, Kenway’s—Variety. Manassas Panonawa.—Dayand evening. Condensed Locals. Capt. Jno, Trushetme, of R. E. Lee Battery, of Petersburg, Va., denies that he had tried to make money out of the artillery contest in the National Drill, or made any improper offers, although he had Several Invitations to enter the drill for pay. Sixty children recetved thelr first communion at St. Matthew's chureh, yesterday morning, after Which they were enfolled into the Scapular Society. Farly yesterday morning Gardener Cogan de- tected a colored manin the act of breaking mag- nolla buds from a tree in the Capitol grounds, and gave chase, but the man escaped. In @ collision, which occurred on the road, near Cabin John Bridge, yesterday, between two car ages, one of which was occupied by W. P gum and three gentiemen, and the other by Andrews and a lady, Mr."Mangum had his. Ken, ‘The St. George Soctety. inan advertisement else- re, lavites contributions from the public to aid in estabiisuing and fitting up a convalescent roow at the Garfleid Hospital, apel, the beginning of the new Catholic church, corner 15th and V streets, Will De dedicated by’ Cardinal Gibbons next Sunday. ‘The announcement that the dedication would take place Jay Was erroneous, Ton rd S. Hall, indicted for an assault th imtent to Kill John N. Thornton on April 8 Was arraigned in the Cireuit Court, and pleaded not guilty. ‘A new paviiion has been built on the hill at Gly- mont, and both that and the old one are in fine condilion, so that two associations can be enter- tained the same das. On cold windy days that tn the deli, protected by hills, cun be occupied by aad the new one, In’a breezy location on a extreme hot days. Luffuian’s Dime Cireus, which was to have opened at the old base ball’ grounds on Thursday List, was delayed by an accident tn Norfolk, but pirched {ts tents near the capitol Unis morning, and will remain bere for some days. Yesterday morning, about 1 o'clock, two special policemen chased two colored men whom they saw come {rom a Vacant building near Ninth and M sireets northwest. The men dropped a box of Wwous and made their escape. Jacob Moore, colored, had his right foot badly crushed by a piece of iumber, Saturday evening, near 6th and D streets southwest, He was remo to Providence Hos In the divorce case of Mary Ellea Towers (nee Waters) against David 1. Towers, who were mar- ried in 1881, and in which respondent was charged with desertion, the Equity Court to-day ordered the Dill to be dismissed, Richard Hudson, indicted for larceny from the person, to-day in the Criminal Court changed his Plea trom not guilty to guilty, and sentence was eter: ‘Tae WEEELY Star's Pocket Atlas of the Worla is offered tree to every new subscriber for one Year to the WEEKLY Stax. It is a handsomely printed Look of 191 paces, profusely Illustrated, with more than 100 colored maps and diagrams, ahd contains & Wealth of general information, See advertise- ment in another column. Yesterday morning Sergeant Shilling found a qead colored infant in a cigar box on W street, be- ‘Uween 14th and 15th streets northwest. A Well attended meeting of the Capitol Hill W. ¢, 7. U. was held at Washington Hall yesterday aiterncon. ‘The singing was splendid, and spirited Addresses were delivered by Mr. Wut H. Proctor and Major Walker. A young surveyer 1s wanted. See advertise- ment. Wm. Posey was ch: this morning in the police Coure with ‘ap sssault-on Lina Campbell yesterday, during which he cut her with a knife, ind be Was sentenced to 364 days in Jail. Killed on the Railroad. ‘THE DEATH OF PHILIP PRATT SUPPOSED TO BE THE KESULT OF ACCIDENT. About 4 o'clock yesterday morning the dead vody of a colored man was found on the rafiroad track, near Waterloo, about a mile from the Vir- ginta end of the Long bridge. It was identified as that of Philtp Pratt, who had been empioyed in the brickyardsin that section. It was thought at first, from the position of the body, that the Man had beep murdered and the corpse afterward placed on the track. Capt. Webster, of the Alex- Andria police forve. after Investigation, states that Shere 19 not the least reason to believe ‘that Pratt Was killed in any other way than by being struck by a train, for bls money was found In bis pockets, and, jwiging from his character, ft is more than lukely thas he was under the Infhience ot quor at the time of the accident. The dead man’s head wassverushed that recognition was alinost tm. “Tue body was taken to B. Wheatley’s under- taking establisament, on King street, Alexandria, yesterday evening, to be prepared for burial, an were then taken to bis home, on Queen, near Al- fred street. ita Bevivalist Small Talks. THE GEORGIA PREACHER ADDKESSES TWO GATHERINGS IN THIS CITY. Rev, Sam Small, the Georgia revivalist, who has Decome famous by his work asan asw-fate of Rev. Sam Jones, preached twice in this city yesterday. In the afternoon at 4 o'cioek, by Invitation of the Y. M. C. A. he talked at the Congregational rch “to inn only,” though there were about a dozen of the other sex in the audience. The cuurch was crowded. Mr. Small, a tall gentleman of slender but well-proportioued figure, and a drooping moustache, Wearing a neat-fitting, long Prince Albert coat ahd a pair of spectacles, came pou the piatform promptly at 4 o'clock. He was escorted by the pastor of the church, Newman, who gave out the preifminary hymn< Mr. Smali’s talk was a strong plea for teimper- ance, based on the story of his own lite, which he described in a _ graphic interesting manner. He has a clear volce, which he mauages well, and speaks with great Muency, occasionally rising to eloquence. He told pathetic sides of the story of a debauched man’s ite, Ue sufferings of nis wife and children and the grief of his parents, with such power that a great majority of his audience, though composed Of men, occasionally found their eyes dimmed with tears, and after such a passage there was great snuffing and blowing of noses all over the jouse. He illustrated his potnts with laughable Stories drawn largely frou lis own experience, and Kept the close attention of his large audience during the hour and a half that he talked. In the evening Mr. Smail preached to a crowded audience at Mt. Vernon Place M. E. church. His sermon 4 vigorous appeal fo Lis hearers to become bers of the household of salats, or fellow-cit!- ns of the Saints of Good. He drew a parallel be tween conversion in religion aud naturalization in polities. ‘Tae Carrra: Bicyere C101 ELECTION.—At a mneetlug of the Capital Bk ub Saturday even- evening the following officers were elected for the term sult Rudolph Kaufmann, president; ering, vice-president: Chas, A. Bur- recording secretary; W. 5. x mad lug ~eeretary ; Joseph E. Leaming, treasurer; Frank M. Bower, captain: SE. Lewis, sub-captain: L J. Wisted, junior sub-captain, and Joan M. Kulits and Edsob B. Olds, meubers of the executive com- mittee. ae Escarmp Lunatic REcaPTcRED.— Cyrus 4, aninmate of the Insane Asylum, escaped ‘hal institution yesterday morping, and the police Were notified to look out for bia, Last night \ iG abswering the description of the escaped iunatie entered the first precinct station and ap- pled for lodgings. “He gave his right name, and the officers Kel bim on a charge of insanity. "This morming he was sent back to the asylum. ‘Tum K. oF L. axp Tux FOURTH oF JvLY.—Local Assembly No. 4026, K. of L, of East Washington, has adopted resolutions expressing regret at the action Of District Assembly No. 66, in refusing to ‘cept Geucral Master Workmen’ Powderiy’s re- nuinendation tht the approaching annual com- ‘uemoration Of the declaration of American inde- } lence be fittingly and particularly observed by tne Order of Kuiguts of Labor, and requesting the District master workman to issue a call for a meet Ing of the District Assembly, at which a motion to Feeunsider Its action shall De discussed, Hawvsome Furs:rcxe, mirrors, o: auction. Duncanson Bros. will’ se! mot AN &e., at to-morrow commencing at 10 o'clock, at their sales. rooms, and D streets, a superb collection of Rousehold goods. “See advertisement im auction oe : —_.__ ‘The Old Point of New Jersey, Park. lots for sale by Tuos. J. Fisher & Co, 184 F sireet, i Champion American Wrestler, . ‘the Jap,” at Kerman’s, * and | A LADY’s NARR ESCAPE. Assaulted by a Villain in the Smith- sonian Grounds, SHR MAKES 4 DESPRRATE RESISTANCE, AND A SPECIAL OFFICER HEARING HER CRIES COMES TO HER 48- SISTANCE. Last night, about 10 o'clock, Miss Bertha Lov- ling was assaulted in the Smithsonian grounds by an unknown man who made his escape. Miss Lov- Ing ts about twenty-five or thirty years of age, and lives with the family of Mr, Rudolph Heasler, No. 1208 Maryland avenue southwest. She attended the meeting of the Central Union Mission, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, last evening, and left there shortly before 10 o'clock to go home. She walked down 10th street, and had just entered the Smithsonian grounds when she was setzed by some one who ap- proached her from behind. Thinking it was one of her friends, who was on his way home from the mission, she asked: “Is that you, Charile?” The man made no reply, and looking around she dis- covered it was a stranger who had hold of her, and she attem) to break away. In doing so her was torn. She ‘screamed for assistance, and her cries were answered by Special OMcer'Cummartord, whose timely arrival no doubt prevented the from betng the victim of an out assault. Before the officer arrived the villain had dragged the lady seme distance to & bench on one, of the side ave. ues. approach of the officer he ran and made his escape. ‘The lady was badly ened, but she got a look at her assailant thinks she will be able to identify him if captured. Mr. Jno. E. Ghant, who lives at No. 502 13th street southwest, came through the grounds, and being acquainted with the escorted ‘her home. When the officer arrived at the spot where the assault Occurred the man ran past him, and had he not been anxious to render assistance to the lady he could probably have caught her assailant. gown BLicheaaaes ‘They Were Drowned Together. HOW NETTIE CURTIS AND SANDY CARTER MET THEIR DEATHS. Saturday afternoon, as stated in Saturday's Star, three fishermen found the dead body of Nettle Curtis, a young colored woman, floating in the river off the foot of sth street, and later in the day it was re- moved to the morgue, where it, was viewed Dy the coroner. When the body was found foul play was suspected, and OMicer Block was detailed to inves- tigate the case. He learned that Friday night the deceased and @ friend, named Martha Merchant, made an en; it to meet Sandy Carter, a young colored man. ‘Sandy was not punctual and the girls met two other young men, Noke Syles and Chas. Coleman, with whom they w: to Jackson’s lumber wiart, at the foot of Sth street. ‘They Were sitting on a pile of lumber next to the river when Carter came along. He rattled one of, the boards, which frightened Nettle and she elther: fell or jumped into the river. Sandy ran tothe edge of the Wharf and seeing that Nettie had gone over- board jumped in after her. Presently those on the Wharf heard Nettie say “Let go.” ‘That was the Jast heard of them until Nettie’s body was found. Carter's hat has sinee been picked upin the river. Coroner Patterson heard statements of the who were present at the time, and gave @ certif- eate of accidental death, ‘The Commencement Season. The closing exercises of the Washington School of Elocution and English Language, Mrs. M. Stev- ens Hart, principal, were held at the Metropolitan ‘M. E. church Saturday evening. The exercises consisted of vocal and instrumental music, an ad- dress by Dr. Newman and the presentation of diplomas by Dr. Sunderland. A scripture Was given by Miss Lizzie Prather, recitations by Misses Scnively and Wilson and musical selections by Mrs. Annie Roemer-Kaspur and Prof. Jos. Kas- par. The graduates were Miss Virginfa Lee Wil- son, of West Virginia, and Miss lia Head- ley Senively, of Pennsylvania. ‘The closing exercises of the Mount Vernon Insti- tute, Mrs. Pairo principal, were held Saturday evening. Miss May Beveridge graduated, and honors were distributed as follows: Senior class, Miss Mary A. Wallach; advanced, Miss Isabella | McRoberts; preparatory, Miss Ella Page, and pri- mary, Miss Bessie Edes A gold medal was awarded Miss Edith Davidge for punctuality through three successive terms, ‘The closing exercises of the Misses Mason’s school, held in the [nae of 2107 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, last Friday evening, were attended by | the parents and friends of the class. An 2S ing program was rendered, ighly enjoyed by | those present. ‘The exercises included musi, rect- tations and calisthenics. ————— SUDDEN DEATH OF 4 POLICEMAN.—Sergeant Jos, Hughes, of the police force, died quite suddenly Saturday afternoon, at the corner of 6th and M | streets ‘southwest, 6f hemorrhage of the lungs. Sergeant Hughes had been in ill-health tor some | months, but, feeling much better, he left his house, On 6th street, between L and M, Saturday afternoon, for a short walk. He had reached the corner of M street, when he was taken with a hemorrhage and fell to the pavement. He was at once taken Into the house of Mrs. McCat j, and expired before medical attendance could be se- cured. Sergeant Hughes was a native of tis city, | born and raised in South Washington, and was forty-six years of age. He was apy ted a mem ber of the police force on the ist of January, 1867, and was a8 One of the most efficient Officers on the force. ee A Firry-Doitar Dog.—Edward Demaine, of No ‘523 11th street northwest, will be called upon in the Police Court next Wednesday to explain how he obtained a dog valued at $50, which is claimed by Wm. A. Barnacle, who swore out a search War- rapt jainst Mr. Demaine. The Warrant was served by Detectives Wheeler and Mattingly, who Tecovered the dog. Mr. Demaine told the officers that the dog was given to him. ‘THE WESELY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World 1s, offered tree to every new subscriber for one year to the WEEKLY Stak. It is a handsomely printed book of 191 profusely illustrated, with more than 100 colored imap and diagrams, abd contains a Wealth of general information. See advertise- ment in another column. ee AMONG THE AUCTION SaLzs to take place to-mor- Tow will be found number of butiding lots near B. and Q, depot; une of said pieces being suitable for lumber storage and other business pt having a large frontage. See adverisement. APSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Fowder 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 SOLD oxLy m Cama Bova BAKING LOWDEE Cow 106 Wall sire a cath | BoCSRIOR SOER REINS Library, or aries, Cassell's Nation | 20" cents per voinme, Other good sel eT Good Croquet Sets, from one to four dollars, and Envelopes, froui the finest wo the cheapest : OOP ORS ELL, 418 sel Oth at. mw. Fao Jans Jux Tosnuas ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. WATER-COOLERS, REFRIGERA1ORS. ICE-CRUSHERS. GATE CITY STONE FILTERS, JEWETT’S FILTERS. ‘Before purchasing, examine our WATERMAN and ‘NEW DINING-ROOM REFRIGERATORS, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ‘Importers of Chins and Glass Ware, 1205 Pennsylvania avenue. 23. G. T. Kum ‘TAILOR, 414 9TH BT. NW. | Cooma Br Gus Afull Uneot GAS COOKING STOVES (Ou band and for sala mare. WILLETT & RUOFF, ole Agents tor thiscity, apt 905 Penn's avenue ‘M. WILSON'’S TURKIGH | Acearae bereiee, A re ote Siew milntes relieve’ the worst cane Rbtam esa eng" ise othe south Sederal Agency, S10 Tt. A Worn Asoor Caran. ; i F ie ffi hes i ie Ht He fi Rapicat Cuns, by Inhalation and by Internal admin- istration, hae never failed; even when the disease has made frightfal inroads on delicate constitutions, hear- ing, smell, and taste have been recovered and the dis- ease thoroughly driven out." é Sawrorp's Rapicat Cune consists of one bottle of the Rapicat Cuz, one box CaTaRmuat SOLVENT, ‘andone Imraovap Inmates, nestly wrapped in one Package, with full directions; price, $1. Porren Dave & Cuxuicat Co., Bostox. HOW IT ACHES. ‘Worn out with pain, but still compelled by stern ne- painful muscles, the sor? chest and hacking cough, and every pain and ache of daily toll. Elegant, new, original, speedy, and infallible. At druggists, 25c. ; five for 81; or, postage free, of Porraa Dave amp CHEMI- cat. Co., Boston. ee Sst Orr OUB ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS AT ACTUAL CosT. BARGAINS. TINES, 1 FRENCH SATINES. choice BEA DI GooDs, in Checks and Styles, cash value, 25¢. a find 45¢. excellent quali yard; re- ‘You cannot ‘afford to miss the opportunity to dress Your boys in good taste for the very smallest possible outlay of cash. Weare offerings bewildering assort- ment of Suits for boys from 4 to 18 years, Prices range from $1.50 upward. IT's NOT EXPECTED to give yous description and price of every Suit or every other garment we havein our house, but you may rely upon getting anything you want in the cloth- ing line at lower prices than you ever dreamt of be- fore. Our assortment of warm weasher garments is up to ‘lod heat; our prices down to zero. ‘Your advantage lies in paying us visit, THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO. ‘No. 400, COR. 7TH AND D 8T8,, DISPENSERS OF FINE CLOTHING AT VERY LOW PRICES. 410 WHITE Goops. Two hundred pieces of White and Cream Plaids, Stripes, and Lace Effects, at half price. Goods worth twenty-five cents will sell them for twelve and s half cents per yard. ‘These goods are s decided bargain. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 49 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Tae Rose For Our Elegant Spring and Summer Clothing has commenced. Think care- fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly. Don’t wait. Our Beautiful Spring and Summer Goods have come, and are going rapidly. In these days good old-fash- ion honesty is rare. therefore you will be pleased to see how we have combined old time honesty in quality and price, with new, fresh styles in Men’s and Boy's Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Styles the latest, quality excellent, prices low- est. Buyers cannot put their money in more liberal hands. Youneed not accept ‘our statements as we back them with goods and prices. Our $12, 815,818 suits, must be seen: you cannot imagine from an advertisement. Can say we have seen sui's sold st much more ‘money that will not bear comparison with these. Tailoring department on second and ‘third floors, XOAH WALKER & co.. 625 Pennsylvania avenue Mevas Awanpen To BENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTER, my31 35 ‘THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Cures Plourisy, Rheumatiam, Lumbago, Backache, ‘Weakness, Colds in the Chest and all aches and strains, ‘Beware of imitations under similar sounding names, Ask for BENSON'S and take no other. ‘s5-w.som.6m Muz J. P. Panos 2207 F STREET NORTHWEST, IMPORTER, ‘Will close out the balance of her EARLIER IMPORT- ATIONS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES to make Foom for IMPOBTATIONS OF MIDSUMMER STYLES OF WATERING-PLACE HATS AND BON MED Y Al of the latest and most approved fashion. Ger Ta: Burr. “THE CONCORD HARNESA" ‘We have on band a full stook: Celebrated Con- cord Harnene of all kinds t Concord patoust else Sale agency forthe Loree BuGs ADDEES ala 407 Penna. ave. next to National Hotel, H. D. Buz, IMPORTER FOR SALE—LOTS. ae aa.) te FOR SALE_-LOTS. friends not connected with Se . Good music under . Contributions the church or to Mr. ‘Youngs 428 9th st. by or before 4 O'clock ‘Will be sent to the boat by wagon. 1 Our Great Sixty Days’ Summer Sale Now Pi Splendid Gunpowder Tea, Price $1 per Ib., now 80c. per ID, eben Oolong ‘Tes, former price 80c.. now Pure Silver Leat Japan Tea marked down from Be, to 450. per 1B. N. T. Merzozr & Bro. 1 417 7th st. nw. Johnson’s Hotel, European, ues For meals, ready lunches, and all the delic of the season, large York River soft crabs, little neck clams Spanish mackerel, &c. Lifetime ex: rience. Ladies’ large saloon attached. Also, é) Santiy furnished rooms for gentiemen oniy. m,Was-3 L, Jounson, Prop. Banfos, violins, guitars & strings, 487 Pa.av. aha COUNTRY_REAL ESTATE.|FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE-CHEAPEST LOTS. ON ‘ST.. BE- Sand T; eit eg Pisin 5 ian 8 THE 07 ‘8, WHO ARE OBLIGED Fane re aaa at thelew ‘Sure of ie. per square foot. “This aay me 8 Ee Fatnw. g )R SALE HANDSOME CORNER ON 16TH 8T., above Scott 44110 to 2 r. B reraguareioot KH: T LELSOLD MRT Fee ae R SALE—VERY CHOICE BUILDING SITE. Ee LE. CHOICE BUILDING ‘ON near Massachusetts avenue, adjoini Homé grounds, 25180 feet. LF at. nw. inenadomades Je13-3t IR SALE—TWO Fuser by CORNER OF 107H AND pete deeb: six on, 17th. -Detween Q ud Be sixon chusedts ste and {tres oa Mt bateeee bse en "3 on 320 ate. eM PLEIPOLD, 135i Pate 4013-3t_ {OR SALE—A NUMBER OF THE BEST-LOCATED Meric ‘Hil from 30c. per funk sega at om Bat HLT. LEIPOLD, 1331 F = aw sal I Meru on Q ae BY So eee from Du- 6 me NW RORY Starz & Me _se1d-3t formerly Sea wince ‘OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON MAE aerate cette teeta 50 and i - ‘Bott bargaina or plat. apply at Druggists Sell Markell’s Union Brand Mustard because tt 1s colored and absolutely pure. Markell’S Union Brand Mustard, “absolutely pure,” sold by all leading grocers, 0 Bailey’s $1 Saw, warranted. am An Extended Popularity. Brown's Brow- CHIAL THocHES have been before the public many years, For relieving Coughs and ‘Throat troubles ee ‘superior to all other articles. Sold only nm re “Levs Talk $25 Harness.”—Becker’s. €0 Before Bu: @ Refrigerator gee the Ridgway, twee Refrigerator that hag @ system in ft, that condenses and carries off all ‘odors that arise from vegetables, meats, &c. J. W. Scuarer & bro., Sole Agents for the District, 1020 ‘Tin street nw. coun Bailey, 825 7th st. Fly screens put in, 7c. 1m Colburn’s WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE. Piquant and appetizing. Has no equal in flavor.1m “The Queen of Beers.”—Moerlein’s pur unadulversted Claciunadl "Beer is, especially adapted for family use. 75¢. per doz Agency, 1206 Deu nw ‘em Balley’s 2-ft. Rubber Hose complete, $3, 1m “Boyal Glue” mends ‘em.—Boston Varieties. Colburn’s PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD. King of condiments. Flavor, pungency, strength Combined in perfection, Finest mustard mage-im Bailey’s, 825 7th st. n.w. Lawn Mowers, $5.75. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 1b, “Ward” prints, 40c. per ID. Also, Cottage Chéese and Buttermilk; Sweet MIL Se. Ber quart. Cream 15¢. un- © (HE Hor WEATHER 18 COMING, AND WHEN IT COMES ITS LIKELY TO BE IN THE “8U- PERLATIVE.” THEN GENTLEMEN MUST HAVE THIN COATS AND VESTS. THERE ARE MANY PEOPLE WHO WILL APPRECIATE GOODS THAT ARE “SUPER- LATIVE” IN QUALITY AND CHARACTER. FOR THIS CLASS OF PEOPLE WE HAVE MADE SPECIAL PROVISION, AND WE WANT YOU TO SEE WHAT WE HAVE IN FINE GOODS. SILK COATS AND VESTS, PURE SILK, NOT TO BE INJURED BY SUN OR RAIN. THESE ARE IN GRAY STRIPES AND BROWN STRIPES, AND ARE THE HANDSOMEST THIN GOODS EVER SHOWN IN WASHING- TON. NO ONE ELSE HAS THEM. A FEW SIZES OF PLAIN BLUE LEFT, SAME QUALITY AS ABOVE. GROS-GRAIN SILK COATS AND VEST. QUITE LIGHT COLORS; VERY HANDSOME AND DRESSY. PONGEE SILK, FINEST GRADE, THAT WILL STAND WASHING. ENGLISH LINEN, SAME COLOR AS FIN- EST PONGEE SILK; CAN HARDLY DISTIN- GUISH ONE FROM THE OTHER: WASH AS OFTEN AS YOU WISH, AND COMES OUT AS GOOD AS NEW. FINE MOHAIR GOODS; “MEN'S CLOTH,” SILK AND WORSTED, SILK AND MOHAIR, IN SHORT, THE FINEST GOODS MADE IN ‘THESE LINES. FOR BOYS: WHITE FLANFEL SHORT PANTS SUITS. ENTIRE SAILOR OR NORFOLK STYLE. WHITE SERGE SUITS. WHITE DUCK SUITS. BLUE SAILOR SUITS. GRAY SAILOR SUITS. BROWN LINEN SUITS AND ODD PANTS. LIGHT CASSIMERE AND FLANNEL PANTS, ALL WOOL, AT 81. E.B. BARNUM & CO, 49 931 Pexxervawta AVEXUE. Wosvenruz Varves. Rather than wait until the end of the season for re- ducing stock we have concluded to do so now, and have cut prices down regardless of cost or value, Fine black, four-button Cutaway Serge Suits, at $10 reduced from $15. Best quality Blue and Gray, all Wool and Fast Color, Serge Suits, sizes from 33 to 44, at $10. Good Gray Serge Suits at $7.50. Blue Flannel Suits, Indigo Dye, at @7.50. Best Blue Flannel Suits, Indigo Dye, to size 46, $10. An immente line of ‘Thin Goods in Coats and Vests, such as Seersuckers, Alpacas, Drap D'etes, (Mohair, ‘White and Fancy Vests, &c. Greatest bargains ever shown. All Wool Corkscrew Suite, Sack or Cutaway, at $10, worth $15. Black Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits at $12.50, worth $18. Black Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits at $15, woh $20. ‘Black Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits at $18, worth 925. Black Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits at $22.50 worth $30. ‘Best Broadcloth Suits at $20, worth $35, A full line of Cheviot, Cussimere, and Worsted Suits from $6 to $25. These are undoubtedly the best bar- gains in Clothing ever offered. For Boys, 6 to 13, Sailor Suits, beautifully made, new styles and colors: very cheap. Fine Jersey Suits at $3.50, worth 85, Fine Serge Suits at $6, worth 89. * ‘A full line of Cassimere and Cheviot Suits from $2.50 up. For Boys, 14 to 18, our assortment is still complete, but prices way down. Bicycle Pants a specialty. Odd Pants from $1.50 up. oo A KHHATL Sak PALS Oc AEE Kc OH OBA ALLEL 2% WE HAVE JUST ADDED TO OUR STOCK EIGHT PATTERNS OF LIGHT COLOR CHEVIOTS, STYLE OF CQATSSACK, THREE AND FOUR BUTTON CUTAWAY, AND AT ‘THE PRICE, $15 PER SUIT, WE THINK THEY AREEXTRAVALUE. WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU EXAMINE THESE BUITS, * GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 434 SEVENTH STREET, EPPS's COCOA, 30 cta, 519 7th st.nw. ‘OR SALE—AT 35e., LOT 4, BLOCK 42, UNIVER- Fas: Park, fronting "Judie ‘Harlan’s beat Gepee on 14th st overlooking. the city cedar trees on said lot; adjoining lot sold at 74c., an on the other side, a held at $1. For particu- Jars address the owner, J. BT. Star office. Jeo-4t" ‘(OR SALE—CHEAP_A LOT FRONTING ON Pte Sana Gees ot Hey BeOS age, pet foot; worth 30c. “Lot 95 feet front on 2 Dat. and Virginia ave. s.w., 37%¢.; worth 60c. per foot. 10 Lots on O st.. bet. 34 and 4 sta, $300 each: €100 gash, balance ‘40x53 feet, about forty ‘ohe,and two years, cor. 2 and M ‘ats. sw. $200 cash, balance one and two years. Tare aves bet Kind ate, aw, 8500 each cash, balance long the 0.58. PAR sel L-3t" 43s and E si ‘OR SALE—CHEAP— LOT ON 18T 8T, and E sts. s.w., 25 feet front on Ist, 12 feet front 0 Delaware ave. ouly $800 one-halt cash, balance oueand two years C: H. PARKER, 4 and f ata. aw. R SALE — CLIFFBOURNE — THIS FINELY located tract of lund lying between Columbia Road Creek and 18th and 19th sta. has been sub- Givided into fine Building Lots and Villa sites, inany of them having old oak trees which are now offered ior sale on advantageous terms. Lots contain from. 4,000 to 37,000 equare feet, and prices range from 10c. to G0c. per foot. Plats and full information furnished application. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, Plw 1437 Peinsylvania ave. n.w. cor. lot. on Pa. ave.. $2.25, Mi st, between SUth and 21st, $1.25. ‘4th and 162 on Kenesaw, Ooe. TM aver nest Stanton Square, @1.25. ‘on Md. ave, near ! it, Pa ave., at new bridge, LO. ‘aiid 20, nq’ 11]0, Lie. lcridian Hill, fronting on boun disth. TH SYPHEMD & CO. is 1007 F at FOE, SAtE-A SPLENDID BUILDING Lor, 20 feet front by 87 feet deep, on Sth at., bet. N ‘hw. For terms apply at 1328 ath at, nw. JeL1-3t ‘OR SALE—TWO FINE LOTS ON K ST. N. W.. central: only 70 fcet dee 8. ber foot, Hacluding BET. D 8 vutiful resi- | SALE-—LOTS, PRESS ranches eta log at 7 2S ee PF atrect nortiest, my7-Twe - FARM, 106 ACRES. ON MILES ALE—A STREET SHOW CASE, IX GOOD Friars Tatoot County Wo" SGRES\OS MILES | POR SALE (A STREET soy CA water frovt, ‘Oysters, and Diamond-teck Terre. | = > — ‘pins in abundance in oR SALE—NEARLY NEW DAYTON aot season it. Will take dwelling in this cit, seats four, fow months old, Littie used, for 685 ;| & asf, talanee on tune to relishle yertys Ettmneainte posseaion Fi i oar a Fayette and 013-3t F; ¥ ‘RENT- 4 ‘NINE-ROOM DWELI- ‘ a. A Fe Sise loyal gieeert, of SALE—A BEAUTIFUL PARLOR soos $30: coe wood Aahowany, Sa Seis Se i Hitt S13 om ine R SALE—LOTS— x1 20. e GP 12-ft. al, a 120, to 20-48. al. ‘SuM1, to 12-ft- al. BPP, priryry 5. WARO AIO RL 22x128, to 20-ft. 3 “st. 40x70, to 20-fe ‘St, 20x85 each, Lt inore in desirable locati be LINKINS, cor. 19th and H sts. my14-1m_ COUNTRY BOARD. eer : : ‘acres, fruit, food cutbuildings, fc, also {Sreessoy st Woshtonton Grove” ty tent. | sid ocr A tannins 03 a OF SALE_ PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY ATA BAR- F° ‘Saab of time on promincu: thoroarhtare, Tented ou lone lease st very low rats Address PHO: TOGRAPHLIG Star office. Fok, SALE | ONE SLIGHTLY USED, FouR Found-commered square, excellent tone, #115. easy permet, | Ode pecundeland uprigt, isd. Ooe $195. One Kusbe, $190). Great im HUGO WoncH ECO USS Tih Skok wees 2» 8257 Bo zy Agency. Se Kk SALE—WORCH'S MUSICAL MUNTHLY Hacer Boe. PO Zeagy, Contents, “nate Within arbor Bur,” a beautiful sacted sone and cho: “Purling Brook, by & Mack. thie ten Vleagiog fame taste, not tow bard: Price. 9 Sante yr con BU cents B55 Beet, BOs woncy’ e'Co,, Music batisshors, 25 Teh at, pid 20 BR SALE-SIXTY CHOICE SELECTIO! Tioall homes of from be to ten tener ny roel ana’ ed, within from one-half tile ee alles of apy very euay eee one art mie Saicr se cireulan Re Sh! Eo, ‘st. d1l3m KR SALE—AT IVY CITY—DoI USE PRs Sea Bae oF Ss tear pee . lle Fetenyt CLOPPER’S STATION, ON THE Me ten sh of B. and O., 2 Satine dean Taha see Hsin service ample, Will rut (or seasst neces, ably. Apply to ALVOKD, ADAMS & OO. 1504 + stow. seit REST HOME BEST ACCOMMODATIONS: elie snare oe eee ‘niles. from. stato Si Hiver; ail reference.” Address P. O. Box 86, Charlestown. Jet. Gon W. Ve. Jel0-coim ” A ‘AT THE MISSES FEW VACANT ROO! HUGHES, Hamilton, Loudoun Co, Va. Healthy Tocation, shade, &c. Rud “attracts . 4 hanged. i yell 3 a ‘WANTED_BOARDERS FROM JUNE 18; Wire eee eer road; ‘two daily mails: station: lange house; pe Ee ry. Sirs. RG. Purcell ivy Oa GUMMER BOARDERS WANTED AT HAYLE BILL, Sites wwelisauaded yards ice, milk 1 Tom, well-shad soundanc 320 per month Address MISS Luv: Hind, Eegberoavile BO. Culpeper County a 3010-30 Sars BOARD TN ‘A FINE LOCATION, 2: rales. from Alexandeias high and shady eroundee house;, abundance of Yepetables, ice and milk. Comm: day to tral ress Box 220,'Alexanaria, Vas” me Aloe LIMITED NUMBER OF BOARDERS CAN ee a Sager By, Tooms: abundance, of fruit, ice, ‘vegetables ‘bans fishing: terms Sn ESSE se TNOT depot, UMMER BOARD CAN BE HAD AT CHI ger lawi, wall ‘shasea. Hult mathe ice aad xpgetables.’ Mrs. EO! EDMONSON, Rockville, epee eho neeinaioeene S IEIETON HOUSE, ADJOINING THE PUBLIC C Grove ana Coietrated bathe, Berkeley 8 est Va.” Termis—@7 per week, or 825. per son MHS. No, DEGRANGE' broprietreant "Se108" GLENDOURNE, SITUATED IN 4 HEALTHY LO- Cation; cool rooms facinz Blue Ridge Mountains, Us miles distant. large veranda: "ood shad ‘dancit jouse; free transportation to and from station; grand spring water, ice, milk, butter, fresh vegetables, and Spriue chickens in abundance,” Address J. A. HAMP- TON, Paxson, Loudoun Co., Va, __fe10-2w NE, Mi "ROPOLITAN hrst-class board, $9 and. Ucuiare address Postihaster st a IVE OR SIX PERSONS CAN GET GOOD BOARD Fins qasecousiey vllnge: Posterme wee, eae SIRS. J. M. HOLLAND, 3e9-1w Orlean, Fanguier County, Va. GILENDID BOARD AT TAKOMA PARE five miles from Washington, on the B. and 0. road: $Gper week. For par ipine Station. table for Government clerks: pure air; splendid ‘Co. T. H. SYPHERD & 200; Bt. OR SALE—SEVERAL Vi Goiumnbin Heights, Colles grote bie localities, “AP FARDON, 13 CBEAPEST LOTS IN NORTHWEST: Tore BF. ‘west side, 20x100, $2: suine street and side, Six110 to wide alley, 82; “T st, bet. 14th and 160 fronting 21 feet, 9 inches, 75c.: N. H. ave., bet. R. an 8, 67 11-12 feet, 82: lots and whole aguares ne. and and 3c. ROSECRANS & SHOEMAKER, 800 Lath st. now. TO FINE LOTS ON ble prices: also on other desira- Fe SALE—3 LOTS in SQ. 1: alley: price 7 Sc. 5 ON 10TH ST., BET, G AND H ‘third lot from the cor. of H; 30 ft. 10 in. Ja, to alley: omty Soe." Apply to OW NEIL rise 1610 14th st. nw. - FE SALE—GOOD LOCATION—4TH ST. 8.E, between D and E sts., only 65 to 85 feet deep; im: Proving neighborhood Yer square foot, Gc. Jell-dt LAWRENCE & NASH, 1010 F st, nw. east front a desirable 2 OME JOHN BHERMAN & CO, suse ROT Pat R SALE_WE CAN OFFER TWO FINE LOTS Columbia Heighte—a good purchase. /-Jocated lot 18th st. near Coluznbia road, 45¢, Two of the best lots in Tacoma Park at Lotiom MOue of the most desirable lots st Forest Glen at low figure. zs BAXTER & MacGOWAN 11-3t* 1008-1010 F st, FE SLE B.000 89 FT OF GuomND, Wits iuree fronts, ouly three sqitares from the Capitol, 5 ‘TYLER & BUTHERFOR! 1226 Fst. n, ‘figure. ks of ground im the eastern section of the cit lative prices, TYLER & RULHERFORD, 1226 F st. 16-90" ULATORS AND INVESTORS, unparalieled otter, 1,000,000 feet of ground tor Sile in the immediate vicinity of Lincoln Park: to be sold.as.a whole, Inquire of OSTRANDEH & STALEY, 1410 New Yor! Jell-3t FOE SALE_A BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED LOT OX Lanier avenue, Lanier Heights, 560x190 fect, at 30 cents per square toot. This lot commands a fine view of the Kock Creek valley. and 18 one of the most de- firabie in the Lanier Heights subdivision. ‘The four adjoining lots of sume dimensions can algo be pur- ‘chiused at same price. FITCH, FOX & BRO’ _#e10-3t 1437 Penn iaave, R _SALE—LOT 50x150 FEET AT COLONIAL Beach cheap for. ¢ bieyele. OR SALE-THREE LOTS, 18x1 725100, to ten-foot alley, southern exposure, on ig, between LMth and 19th s:8. n.w.: 100 feet trom cor- ner of 19th, adjoining new residences; no concreting Tequired for foundations: orwinal round at a dep: Of two to three feet. A gem ora lot on 19th, between Rand § sts, 183x100 to alley, with privilege of 14- inch side wall; 4 desirable lot for immediate first-class iiuprovement.. Both of the ist. lots have good stable Piltileges, while gue of them has ath uated one, a8 (0-foot public alley ieads ina straight line from the line of the lot into public alley leadin | east and west, JAME: urence street. beside a 10-foot to 19th st, the same running DARTT, 1007 F st. Jel-1m ‘OR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, ONE OF THE most desirable corner Lots now in the market, on Sth st., can be bought tor 40c. per sq. foot. during the resent’ month. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. O27 Pst. Je16-6t OR SALE_ON THE NORTH SIDE OF © 8’ near Lith st. se., lot 16.6198 ft. to 30-foot alley, 40 cents per ft. if bought now. Inquire on the )WDEN. Je10-3t Premises of E. SALE—THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON FAY. tte st., Georgetown, 202100 to alley; “price Mm Cheap. “WESCOTT, WILCOX E WINE? Je10-3t 1907 Pa. ave. OR SALE—A BaRGAIN— Lot on East Capitol st., between 3d and 4th sts. n. e. improved by frame house; lot is 18 ft. 3 in. front by original depth of lot, tos, 30 ft. alley» Brice $1.00, er 9q. foot. JOHN SHERMAN &CO., 3e10-3¢ 1407 F st, nw. R SALE—TWO CHOICE LOTS, WEST SIDE 14th st., near Binney st.. Columbia Heights, only r foot; 14 handsome ivts on Meridian Hill, at BEISKELL & McLERAN, low, G i Je7-6t 1008 F st. nw. JFVOR SALE-8,500 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND, cor. Grant and Sokol is-with 7-room frame, eat” for 82 AEBS Cer aare {00 suerir era ten BROWN & BRADLEY, 47-10 1331 F at. nw, ‘OR SALE—I HAVE A FEW FINELY LOCAT Fitts iain cumming subdivision Forest Ghar ee iniles on the Metropolitan Branch B.'& O., at from 255 Tops cents a foot, SO SALE_—BARGAINS IN godat. a. lot Gol, Heights, Gor. Jot Ludlow avenue, Whitn hand Boundary, Le ‘Linden and Bot ‘Le Droit Park: Ejnden and Boundary, Rakoma ‘4to3 Choice lots in Garrett Bark: 5 THOS. G. HENSEY, _set2w 1006 F st. n.w. Gorvor 2d, iarge pleces id es _ 303 920 F st, n.w., 2d floor, R SALE—THE WEST HALF [ABE 326, ae ees x oe ie nnent, with sewer, water. sidewalk, alleys, Ear price, 81 to, 8125 Fo foon according #3 Mech LIBRARIES 2 rar js peed eae from High omen Anak res oes erga, maton tm soa » hae Sr ity Wall: a desirable and cheap property. BAXTER | springs: % joderate, Address GUY ‘MOSLS, EMICGUWAN, loos-to10 Fae PT" jentger | Faxowa pee ™ = jes-oe ‘OR SALE— PENS JUNE 10—LARGE AND AIRY ROOMS; F ROSLYN HEIGHTS. spring water: all kinds of fruit; shady. walks: ec- BEAUTIFUL GRASSY KNOLL. DIRECTLY | commodation fivst-classe 33 miles from Bereyville; ABKEAST OF THE CITY, MAGNIFICENT VIEW | reference, Harcis and Slater’ Jewelty stare Pealanl: OF CITY AND RIVER, ONLY 4 CTS. PER FOOT. | Yaniuavel JW. GRANTHAM Beryvilio ver OLD SUMMER RESORT, SPRING im County, Va., situated two miles ‘of Purcelville, open for the accommodation of Boarders June 1st. 30h, thade fruit vegetables milk and ice. For particulars aprly to Mrs. MOLL WALKER, Lincoln, Loudoun County, Va. Terms med- | erate. | QUMMER BOARD— PRIVATE FAMILY, HOME | Scomforts, low rates, healthful locality. MRS. C. C. BALDWL 3, Manassas, Vs MRST-CLASS BOARD — CLAGETT near Silver Springs station, Metropolitan Itailroad. particulars inquire of W, B CLAGETT, or address Clagett Mansion, Brightwood, D.C. LW GPRING BANK FARM, 2 MILES PROS ALEXA’ $5 dra, offers first-class accommodations: good table, | fruit, ice, milk in profusion, &e. raihs thet daily. Address ria, [MIRST-CLASS COUNTRY BOARD. FINE SHADE, milk and fruit: six miles from Silver Spring. No ‘biection to children. Terms moderate, Address Miss 4, FAWCETT, Colesville, Montgomery County, Md. NTED—A FEW SUMMER BOARDERS, AT WA Srecuteid.va beautiful country costioees fa pounteinn of Vineinia Address 3OUI A. BLOWS- NG, Washington, Kappahannock County, Virginia. Reter to Mra, Lucy Kerr, 722 21st st, Washington, De Jed-101" Seyontsyiva” WILL BE OPENED TO GUESTS June 15th. Free transportation from Depot 14 miles distant: two daily mails: p.easant rooms aie purior; porches: lange grounds; food shade: mili: ice fruits aud vegetables supplied dro. home farina. Terms moderate. Special rates to families remaining th entire season, Address MASON JAMES, Hound Hill, Loudon Co. t UMMER BOARDING—MYETLE HALL, HAR- per's Ferry, W. Va,: greatly imiproved by latge Fustic porches, newly laid out walks, and improved | shade: ‘plenty’ of ‘fresh milk, fresh 'vecetables and | Poultry. and all the fruits of the season. Special attention given the feeble and cliliren. House open June 2’ to September 30. Board $5 to U per week. ra : pees “* J. E. BURRELL, Proprietor. tes to familic RETREAT,” (N ‘True to naive, and ail advantazes neces- Terms, r week, SPRING BANE, Alcran- m0, ‘ (CoMrort. Ferry.) gary to promotecomfort- first-class patronage solicited. Apleasure to please. “Full particulars on application, | Jel-Sm “We M. CLARK, Keep ‘Tryst, Wash. Co., Md. | QREEDMOOR. NEAR WASKENTON THE Fauquier springs, will open July 1. Free livery, beautiful shade, fine water, fruit, milk and ice, for terms call on MRS. J, F. LOVE, Vashington, D.C. Jel-2w? 512 10th UMMER BOARD IN VIRGINIA—THE UNDER- 3S sizned will receive a limited uumber of boarders for the summer at her residenee in the Green Springs heighborlud. Louisa Go.,Va. The situation is healiy, the’ house" large and “comfortable, the. groun Spacious and beautiful, with au abundance of shade: fso an ‘abundance of ice. milk, butter, &c. For terms. &c. apply to ‘3w' | MRS. M. C. MORRIS, Trevilians. HE UNDERSIGNED WILL. IN DUE SEASON be prepared to accommodate & limited number of Boarders ets pleasant mountain bome. Hedgcavitte, Berkley Go,, W.Va, GEO. W. FUSS. rah PuUst-ces BOARD, EXCELLE! ‘T SPR water, fruit, milk, and shade, 13 miles from Har- Were Fee petro ton Bo lates walk “Aaarcag 8, Eli, Keep ‘Tryst P. 0., Wasulngion Gounty, ys-zmo Frasr Creare Sacz Or Tins SEASON, KING'S PALACE. WE ARE RATHER EARLY IN THE SEASON TO ADVERTISE OUR CLEARING SALE, BUT NONE TOO EARLY FOR THOSE IN NEED OF MILLI- NER! ‘We trust our customers appreciate our reductions at this early staxe of the season and will make use of this opportun:ty, while our stock isso lunge to select from. lease call early to avoid the great rush. READ KING'S PALACE OFFERINGS: Lot 1 comprises a choice line of Colored Fine English Milans, latest shapes, gold formerly at $1.50, 82.25, are now sold at 75 cents, $1, and $1. Lot2. Colored Union Milans, in all shapes, sold for- merly at 75 cents, $1, and $1.25, are now sold at 50 and 75 cents only. ‘Lot3. One thousand lovely bonnets, in all the differ- ent braids, styles, and colors, sold formerly at 50,75 cents and 81, your choice at 25 cents only. Lot 4. The finest selection of the latest stylesin white hats and bonnets, fine English Milaus at 87 cents, 81, 81.25 and $1.50 only. Lot. Children’s Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, in all colors and shapes, at 25, 40,50 aud 75 cents, ‘The largest and choicest line ever offered. FLOWERS! FLOWERS! Flowers that not only bloom in the spring, but flow- ers handsome, choice styles: flowers that will makes, hat or bonnet look lovely; flowers of the newest de- signs and elegant combinations. Buttercups, Clover, Field Flowers, Snowballs and Daisies, which we are selling at 20, 25, 30 and 35 centsa bunch only, the Destand cheapest ever offered in the city. RIBBONS! RIBBONS! ‘Satin, silk and fancy ribbons at a great reduction. PARASOLS! PARASOLS! Fine Gloria Umbrellas at $1.42 only, sold elsewhere at$159,asabargain. ‘Handsome hat and bonnet trimmings, Gauzes, Surah ‘Silksand Velvet. Silk Mulls at a heavy discount. ATTEND OUR FIRST CLEARING SALE, IT WILL Pay YOU. KING'S PALACE. fp onl tecdcameinss: Esrunzmm 1830. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, COR. 12TH BT. Spring Styles SILK HATS, 85, $6 and ¢8. Spring Styles DERBY HATS at $2, $2.50, 83, $3.50 04, 04.50. avilion; free boatine: nice country drives: livery at | BEO. R RM ies from city, 100 yards from ae | EAR HARPER'S | OR SALE—A TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE, 13 ‘talla (room for 24) elevator, water, gua, ete bute $016 for avery or puvate wiable.” Tha is bew build sand very dositable prope: JeiS-Ot A'S PRAT! & SONS, The Sen Bullding. i S{LETFINE YOUNG HORSE, ALSO BDGGE ‘and Harnoss; must be sold at once es owner Pomonkey PO. anzious to leave thecity. Inquireat #21 Lat ae ik SALE—FARNS. lst | Fig Stes with stutrovementain Montgomery Oo, 7 | Sixteen Byres = on, | Etewnttenas acres, with improvements, in Montgomery Oo, | ions" Ane re, lowent ‘Md. 10 miles from city: price 13,000. aia Sahivered. Wit eRe 235 acres, with improvewents, in Prince George's erpsprs : | Co. Md.,7 miles from city: price 885 per acre SE EES = = ce aero, mprorcnents, 1a Prince Geonm’s | JOR SAUE—A HANDSOME PAIR OF BAY MARES . 25 per acre, or will exchange for city | A’ 4andS years old. No white except ster GUsran: Paiperty: SVLER ERUTUEFOMD, 12t0'F aus. | fed ound “Prise” quod Adare | eel | ses | DAVIS "Vernon Mille, Fauguier County, V | JPOR SALE—A FARM CONTAINING 100 ACRES, | J[OR SALE_CHEAP_A ONE- HORSE POWER | #i.st Dickerson station, on Met, Branch of B&O. | A" Steam Eucine, in perfect working emier, R. Ton immediate parchaser will be sold st g50 | beactital piesead sa nertect Mork peracre. Owner resides at te net chanical principle. ‘Call at 40 La. Bact” Jerme caah.” Apply W | “ders = oxe | eas =f NE, 19¢ sash ee OR SALE-THE LARGEST STOCK OF FINE FOE SAGE LOTS, TAKOMA PARK, AT 5 CENTS: | yp Ry Bilan ieiates, “at 165 ‘come, | Selo Seyi geese all he inte ety: terme Pcent Reasonable.” Sho. a : Osi, neat co é east Cs, Foss FINE DARK years old, suitable Cau atter 11a me 15: FOE SALE — A Rane cuan > Liguor Wusiteas tor sales 308 Eat aan, tae Sew (Rational Theater.” well’ stocked fistarce ‘sad furniture, first Clann: tianster ‘Uf House gusratect FPAbe FOR, SALE-A FARM IN” MARYLAN containing 380. acres land, good buildings, upland and lowland: healthy rood view - beautifully igeateds situated on | the Ssttawoman, tm Charice yeabout 4 miles from ‘vermin, Drive, bie, address: owner ‘er call on the. 4 W. E. W. RO! je11-3taKL R SALE—FARM, 30 ACRES, HOU: orchard, 300 trait tree and 1,000 supe Shean. Thauireof OWNER. stare TTT Te ate awe Signs a WN MARE. FIVE ‘coupe or family ‘yells oe aw BR RENT-IN ROCKVILLE, MD., TWO DESIR- | Fite Srelling houses, lately” build: wx and te " Fooms; centrally located; water in yards, and within | Long lease and low rent "A bargain for wa" hametees Sve minutes walk of KK. depot. Inquire of 'N. D. | cash purchaser." Satisfactory? reasons OFFUTI, Rockville, Md. Dau solos | rte pene parca A wad arco ‘OR RENT — BRICK MANSION: 18 ROOMS: | FOR SALE-RARE CHANCE TO GO HOU! | fruits: warden, shade, pasture, d&e.: suitable for sum- complete aiid pod under, a bageeinn It eehd eke | ctor winter boarders. Half the rent can be realized | Gaye. ‘Heat 12-00; tw.” Address KICHARD. | WDANENHOWER S SON, Hag Ft | ROSS SORIREAE s eurcot ws, au «| wear x, acres | found. L1-room frase dwelling, stable and ‘carriage on W. COMPLETE GENTLEMAN'S TUR? Fe. 7 Years old, very handec ‘sound, afraid of not can be driven by indy, aud can trot Im iwutes: nearly new side-bar out; bay m | stylish, absolut | frow ail tricks; | three’ pik yy harisonn, At Laurel, Ma. Gothic Frame Dwelling, 11 rooms, | robes and biaukets, enyune wantiter a feet chee aoe Gomer lot about ove acre of xrotnd: also, opposite cor: | Cut it will fu then te-seenune OL CORT Fein a | ber, one acre ground, at low fivure | St bet 1th and T4th mts. ‘Ob Harewood Hoad, hear Soldiers’ Home, quarter mate secre ground, new two-story aud attic frawe dwelling, ‘OK SALE —CARRIAGES, PHAERTONS, AND LPT RTaRRONS Te Pete Fs ag gl RS 4} PROH SALE-A FINE TRACT OF LAND, LvING | FEAMCEE LAWTON, S10 bd S712 MT etsceormee | Frectwvsh and ediotiiog Racties we aa ENG | town ide mys Sw Fett Park.fronting on Metropolitan Branch of Band 0. | KOR, bounded on west Uy" Kuck Creek, ou east by ¥ road; coutaining 190 acres of choice laud, table for building lots. For further parti apply to A prem. i. ene re FOR SALE ON ROCKVILLE AND BROOK- ville roads, 2 miles trom Tennaliytown , 5 | Bose fos scaaneeetrmmaiziowns 60 FOE S842 CHEAP—-A DOUBLE DESK waLNTT, dor igw nisi ah ames and ose aed Pes order. AtG1o 71h st. uw. room 5. HANDSOME BAY HORSES: is an. oe ay mar, atta ior Coupe, oue brown trotung pous, fearless “and faa 5'years old: cam be driven Opa lady one bey muane Young aud sound: ‘8 god roadster “Alsy one set Bae Gouble road hartiess, Apply’ to WOOD BHOS 1680 | WHITING, 13520 F'st.u.w. M st. nw. = Jel0-3t QOR SALE-SEVEN ACRES ON THE HEIGHTS | FJOR SALE—JUST ARRIVED, TWENTY HORSES | Bot town, east of Hizh st. not owned orcon- smong thom some fue deal, weixting 1,400. Toa? trolled by any syndicate; capableof advantageous sub. | also some good ; Prices reasonable, SCHLEGEL Givision, Water, gas and sewer ob premises. A QUIGLEY “in rear of B33 Daten w. es ls DEEBLE, 1319'F st. {OR SALE—A VALUABLE FARM O71 choicest land, principally in good grass, containing Several beautiful building sites, situate on 7th sie | road, eight miles from Washington. 16 trains per ds fy Rorest Gien. Station, only, three-quarters of a mule | distant: wood fences, nne buildings and iuprovemente, | Forturiberpardculare acme arte see my21-Im. ‘ON, J) ELROSE PARK—L0Ts FOR SALE—THE AVA desirable in fiyatiaville. opposite the reside the late RK Blligtt, Esq. Also, cottage for rent. c JOk SALE—A PAIR OF BAY HORSES, POLL Buggy and Harbess; sound, kind aud gentle. fine saddle horses. drive single or double, owner leaving: city ad has no turther use for them, Can be seen at KEYES & COM Je8-10* 410 Lath et. now, H SALE_—AT GEYER’S KEPOSITORY (Shmidt’s O14 Stand), 466 Ps. ave. nv, Carriages ef all kinds, Top Buyyies from @50 to #250. will uot be undersold. “Also Coupeletion, Wasonettes, Family Carmuges of all styles, Duytoug, Grocery Wainins, Pua axeies, in diterent styles A nice Brewster Buwzy but litte used, ‘see stock, UL a ply tooraddrecs 424 5th att nw myli-lin” | ud repairing.) WF. GEYER. 3 AMBRIDGE, MASS.—TO LET-NEAR THE COL .000 FEET FOUR-INCH CAST-IRON | Cites eae of 1S rooms with stable; all mo cope ene nese i plete order; terms reusonable to lesirable tenant. | 8 Dew. in lots to en per fost. yd Adaress HOWLAND, Cuatndge, FO. Mase. apid” | © STRAUSS & C0, Lock Box $22 ew {= | FQOR SALE-< HANDSUMLLY FINISHED OR- an, ornaneatedy ith Mush, aud contains 4 scte of only $10. HUGO WOHCH & 00,0 JOR SALE—SUMMER BARGAINS IN NEW AND secoud-land Pianos. Reduced prices for monthly payments, aud immense bargains for cask. Several Upright and Square Pianos, but little used, at grand value for little mouey. Now is the time to come in and talk exchange. We will give some extraordinary bargains in Uprights, We offer greater value, together with fue quality, than | ERE giter house in “the “city.” Payment to sit the ayer. A Tosery Svacesriox, Tothose Indies makinz preparations to leave for | summer resorts, and wishing tovelect froma compote mock of | CAMBRIC AND MUSLIN. UNDERWEAR, | We invite call. Weare really prepared to show you | | wm enormous stock of well-made Underwear, all wall: | | finished, best wor "best trimunings Used. LADIES' CORSET COVERS. THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS. 422 9th at BICYCLE 8 dalle to both wheele, a: oi, 804 Ladies’ Corset Covers, high neck, trimmed with em- | prices. “THb CXCLLIMES,” 1408 | Sopieets et ae ee eee my | SALE — THOROUGHBRED | MALTESE best Corsct Covers. hich neck, yoke of fine t and inserting, trimmed around neck and frout embroidered edge; also one with solid yoke of ‘ue tucks, 50c.: former price, 75¢. | On the same table vung male Mocking Bir Gch; and fue lot cheap Parrots at SCHM Store, 12th st. two doors south of Peunsy nw. "9 be ivauia ave, epls-2m" rou Will find two other styles, in JOR § 100 “CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND | square froutaudiniei back. yoke of 20 Tin tucks? | Pou Sh LE uy, ,CAURIAGES, BUGGIES. AND Tows of lace aud Hamburg inserting, 50c.: former Prec iiet waren ant matt ‘wagons: also painted wagons, doctors etolis, aud obe stage, Ob aay tern 5 M st", Georgetown. Es OR SALE — WEBSTER © Uonery—the fauily edn Copy of the lute edit Price, 85c. | | Our a¥c: lot comprises Corset Covers made of best quality of cambric, yoke of solid embroidery. trimmed | With fine embroidered edie, formerly sold at 7c. At 98c. we offer a still greater bargain, in low, square | Beck, yoke of tine Nainsook embroidery and yin ticks, ‘triuulied around neck and sleeves with Nainsook wood value at 81.25. neck, trimmed Still another ‘style in Jow, square Lace, herring-bone finish, beat quality of BRIDGED Dic- cator. ‘ou can secure © ob. ISNT. containing new supple Guctionary und gazetieer of the maths Pa I, Stur oftee. Address WED! = OR SALE-CALIFORSIA WINES. CLAM cambric, only 98". per gal,: Hock, $1: Sweet Catawba, ¥0c.; Dry, 80a; | | One of the $1.25 strlesis « square neck, back and | An ieony Higa $1; Swee 10 liquot “Uy glass; | ont ot Acep einbroidery and inverting, bering bone | Goods dsivered tree "i ASELIGHOS 200 Beast PERSONS ANXIOUS TO SECURE A Goop sup- | _™525: w PLY FOR THE MER WILL BE SURE TO FIND THE DESIRED ES AS WELL AS THE BAR- GAIN, AMONG THOSE MENTIONED, LADIES’ DRESSING SACQUES, Ladies’ Dressing Sacquer, made of good qualit | lawn, trimmed around ‘neck, sleeves aid bottom with | Fulle of toe naune, only Oc.? former price roc | “Tadies’ Dressing ‘Seogues, ‘best duality of | trimmed with ruftie of embroidery, tucks and back, 980. Ladies’ Dressin; es, best quality of ca tritimed with tuckeand Hamburg iueertng. rude cuibividery around neck, sleeves and. bottom, only S148. ‘Nil another style in lawn, trimmed with cluster of tucks and inserting, ruffle of euursidery down front, heck aud sleeves, herringbone fish only e248 Tdiew Muslin Gowas yoke of tucks and’ iuverding, 004 muslin, only 75. Ladies’ Mushn Gowns, gore, of tacks insgrtine, tinued arousd yoke geek Ciibroidery, tee: former pri Ladies © uslin Gowneall-ov neck and sleeves wit iin, 81.95; former rice, 81.60. Tadice’ Siusiin skirts, ratte of embroidery, cluster of ticks above, good muslin, ouly. 730. Tadioe Muslin Skirts, ratte of cambric, trimmed with fine tucks ‘and euibro.ders, 98c., former Price, a125, Ladies’ Muslin Skirts, deep ruffle of Blind French gegen Cluster of tucks above, best 1uuslin, only * Cambric Chemise, yoke of pin tucksand in- | ‘rimmed with embroidered edge, Oe. LOrmer St SAKASBUKGER & SON, Manufact mod rahe 0K SALE— tot | Stampfs Toon and Wid Chen |S the fount ors was Drug Store, aud SCHELLER & STEV uring Cl oa tof coal. Ageut: i Tet st mis hetin AS. KAGEN, 1014 PA AVE. N.W, Sole Agent for J. 7 Cowiew Lmproved Stand Piped | abd Fire ‘Escapes, with ice-proot stejw and balcony | suirways, Plans and estimates Turuished on aprlice- | ton, SEE myr-stn two rowsof | #0 SALE-THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE- sleeves with |B quires uo boiler, avoids ll expeusive attendanoe; . uo lows of time no banding of fuel. Send tor cwreulae | Aud price list. ‘D.BALLAUY, agent, Tol Tah st |“ mus'2-aim FO Sales FLAGS, TENTS. ‘AL! the inteat noveltion | G-CAMPE: OR 8a 1.25. Iu awning stripes aud county residences Mi. 409 Lith et. nw, Opposite Saar office, Fok SALE_AboUT, 1.000 PouNDs or NoxPa ‘and about SOO ponnds of Agate Type, lately im use on this paper. Thetuceof both fonts is de | siruble, they are inwocd condition, and capable of ex | cellent’ service tor'wwo or three years ona | moderate circulation. Will be sold. iu @1 DENTELLE FOR 623 CENTS. HERE IS A WONDROUS BARGAIN FOR THE LADIES: ONE CASE FINE ALL-WOOL FRE} DENTELLE, FULL. RD. CAN BUY CENTS PER | Orn Mews Samr Facrony. We call attention to our well-organized and successful factory for the manufacture of Men's Shirts to measure, ‘This branch of our business a is attaining considerable prominence, due en- r A Fei ss tirely to the bich order of workmanship and the AA OBRE Bs oo excellent quality of the materials we offer at : AA ERS gS 7 such nomiual prices. Mr. A.J. Lockhart, who Tou aA NORN has change of this department, is practical ccc shirt cutter and fitter of experience and ability, PR EE BR > BE] se onorac te cmnceneaet BBB UoRRR ¢ oo HE ishers, We guarantee a fit matisfactory inevery Bee “ow «OE OE GGS OB] particular. Wespecially invite gentlemen who have been paying fancy prices for custom-made ae BBR RRR 00. Shirts, and others who Lave had poor success as, © foe 8 8 heretofore to give this departimeut an opportu et? bE ROS . nity to demonstrate what we have ssid about st, “ait Eas E& E “oo = ‘Our prices are as follows: 6 Shirts for 89. ee 6 Shirts for €10.50. 6 Shirts for $12. 6 Bhirts for $15. We are also showing an elegant line of Fancy ‘Madras and French Pezcales for Sbirtings in @ ‘varied assortment of handsome patterns, from which we are prepared to make to measure any number of Shirts desired at very reasonable prices ‘The number of custom orders we take every sy is 4 convincing anrument of our success in this direction, which is attributable to the ecru- pulous care aud supervision given every single ‘Shirt before it leaves our establishment. 97 Call for Mr. Lockhart. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, xl Cor, 11th sud F ets. now. Asrave Narzys, Buzcams ‘THAT MUST COMMAND ATTENTION. ANICEGREY SERGE SUIT,.... $7.50. BARGAIN. Anall-wool GREY SERGE SUIT. 9.50. BARGAIN. An all-wool BROWN MIXED Boys’ all-wool GREY CHEVIOT SUIT, ages from 13 to 18 years. 5.00. BARGAIN Tapia RcpING AND cara. ACHILDS SUIT, trom 5 to 13 Drugwiet and Pharmacie, Ppa tales gape , FOB ovens wrenes once 2.00. BARGAIX, ‘14th and and 24 and D sts. nw. CLOTH DERBYS, STEAMER CAPS. ‘Wo are offering special bargains in Daring the doll summer emace T propos org (CHILDREW'S BOYS’ and YOUTHS' HATS an CaPs Gon. tete Gan. - Satan: UMBRELLAS, CoaTS AND VESTS HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, CANES CANES) «= CANE, — for bleaching hair the very fashionable Golden hee LORDON AXD LIVERPOOL ow in vorue. CLOTHING COMPANY, Every lady may bieach ber own hair without any Comer 7thand Gets nw. | to what hairdressers change Fou. on band,and will eel) in Thave a large supply | ony