Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the 2 hours commencing at 3 p.m. of Columbta, w Jersey, East- e, Maryland and Vir- , houthwesterly winds, Decrease of summer stock.— Resuits of Han’s Mark Down— Way crowded?— finding out.. ¥ to go elsewhere.— ‘To pay fancy prices,— Or low prices for trash,— When vest goods made uarked below wholesale prices At Wat. Hau & Co.'s Ketiable Soe Hou SIG 7th street and 1922 Pa. avi N & FLETCHEx, 415 7th street northwest, i all oard Kefrigerators and Baby Carriages at in their Ine very low, tomake room ‘THE SEASON BRING ADVANCED we have Instituted down in straws. Genuine Mackinaw ~ Frane’s, corner 7th and D, ALERTS v3, OLYuPics: 15c. Game to-morrow. Olympic Park. Woopwanp & Lorunor will place on sale to- morrow morning 25 dozen Ladies’ §-button Mous- | juetaire Suede Gloves, in assorted tana, Worth ouly SOc. per pair.” ‘Tum GREAT VEoRTABLE Toc, warranted to cure all diseases of the sealp, price 50 cents. Corns ‘and bunions, 25 cents by Drs. Kenison, 12th st. and Pennsylvania ave., over Davis’ hat store. Repvcep to $10 sults that other dealers offer as dargains at $15, at EismwaN Bxos., corner 7th ‘Srmauen Priot Boy can be chartered for day @xcursions See advertisement. Juuics Lanssvrs, 315 7th street, offers to- morrow, and continues throughout the week, the following specialties: 350 pieces excellent straw Matting at 1sc., reduced from 25c.; 450 pleces ntless matuing 3zc., reduced from 45c., and balance of all grades of straw matting at as- Yonishingiy low prices; 3,000 Smyrna mats, 88c. 1,500 best quality Smyria rugs $2.40, reduc from $3.50; ull $4.50 best Sinyrna rugs reduced to $2.94, and’ all $6.50 dest Smyrna $4.38; window Shades, all colors and patent spring fixtures, 35c., and 300 pieces furniture linens as low as 123¢C. per yard. Woopwarp & LotHxor will place on sale t0- morrow (Thursday) morning, 50 dozen children’s Diack “.G." French ribbed Mne cotton hose, ‘White fooi, aiso white heel and toe, sizes 5 to 9, at the popular price of 25c. per pair. Repvcep to $10 suits that are sold by other ealers at $15, 4 ZiSEMEN Bxos’., mawufacturing Clothiers and tatiors, cor. 7th and E. GaxpEN Vases at Shedd Bros, 432 9th st. Gas Stoves at Shedd Bros., 432 9th st ConGness Halt, SAxATOGA SPRE $8.Der day iow soon. except those On ‘parlor and Brst foors; open iri June 18 to October 1. CLEMENT & Cox, Proprietors. For spring lamb and Washington dressed beet §O wo Jobn K. Aeily, stall @25, 629 and 630 Center Tharket, and 206 ind 2s Northern Liberty market. Gaxpgs Hose ut Shedd Bros, 42 9th st,” Cumpaen’s Scrrs reduced to $2.50 that others Sell at $4.50, EisataN isKos’., cor. 7th find B For Girwoxr.—Steamer Pilot Boy for charter ay excursivus. See advertisement. ‘Tue dest and cheapest gus range at 8. S. Shedd Bros, 432 9h st. A Goopservieesbie Boy other nou~es call « manufacturers, « it reduced tog5 which Save Evestur, consult Hempler, ave, cor 4%. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Ausaveu’s.—“Bohemtan Girl” ‘Nartowat_—“The Mascot.” ‘Manasas PaNonams.—Day and evening. Xuaway's.—“Pinafore and Variety.” Condensed Locals. ‘The appitcation of Anna M. Cleary for divorce from Nicholas F. Cleary, flied January 30, 1886, ‘Was yesterday disinissed by Judge Merrick without Prejudice. The charge was desertion, but the suit 3¥ consent of both parties. Wm. Semley, colored, was yesterday thrown from Scart at 17th and R streets by the stumbling of Lis horse, and, falling under the animal, he had Bis right arm broken. Prof. H. A. Hazen, who recently made an ascent tm a balloon from St. Louls, gave an account of his trip to a number of invited guests last evening, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs Jerome F. Johnson, ‘805 H street northwest. Robert Callahan has been elected director of the Giymont Steamboat Company, in place of Jesse B. ‘Wilson, who bas resign A memorial address in commemoration of the life and character of the late Rev. Win. Gibbons ‘was delivered last evening at the Zion Baptist eburch by Rev. RS. Laws There was a large at- tendance, ‘This morning, at 2 o'clock, Richard Hyde, livi St 9th and P streets northwest. was attacked witl & fit of delirium tremens, and was removed by Of- ficers Van Fleet and Larrabee to the Freedman’s Hospital in the police ambulance. Henry Dickson, a colored man, had his left leg broken vesterday at Van Ness Park while attempt ing to stop a swing. He was taken to the Freed- Jan's Hospital. EL. Jordan, 450 M street northwest, states that ‘the carriage Stolen trom the stable in the alley ‘opposite Rockwell's stable, on 9th street, between © and P streets northwest, was valued at $100, not $50, as published. Albert Cloud, a colored boy, was tried in the Police Court to-day for stealing a bag of corn be- longing to W. M. Galt © Co. from a freight car on the Baltimore and Obio Railroad, and was given @0 days in jail. ‘THE WEEKLY Stan's Pocket Atias or the Worla 1s Offered tree to every new subscriber for one year to te Weextr Stak It 1s a handsomely printed ook of 191 profusely illustrated, with more than 100 colored maps and di: and contains a wealth of general information. See advertise ment in another column. ‘Thoge who leave the city during the summer can have Tux Stam mailed to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. ‘The ‘Subscription must be invariably paid in ad- vance. ‘Trophies. THE DIAMONDS AND OTHER VALUABLES STOLEN FROM PAUL WINKS, THE BASE BALL PLAYER. As stated In yesterday's Stan, the residence of Michael Hines, father of Paul Hines, the base ball player, No. 921 4th street, was visited by thieves yesterday and robbed of some valuable dlamond jewelry. Detectives Carter and Mahon visited Mr. lines’ residence and found that the house had Deen entered by cutting slats from the rear Gow. A dog which ts usually left about the yard Yo guard the property had followed Mr, Hines from the house, and during the absence from the Bouse of tue other members of the family the tulet paid bis visit. Mrs. Hines returned home about Boon, and discovered that the ronbery Had been committed. Among the articles taken were three old badges, Which had beea presented to the base all player, a gold bangle bracelet, with fifteen §0ld dollars attached; a pa. bud ear-rings, @ solitaire diamond ring « |. .snond ring with two Stones. and other articies. The officers ae at work upon the case, and expect to arrest the thief with- We a tew days. FRATERNAL Vis TATION OF Goop TeMPraRs.—The members of Minuebaha Lodge of Good Templars and members of several other lodges attende last eventing, the meeting of Clements Lodge, ani the guod-ot-the-order exercises were of a highly Interesting character. There were addresses by Dr. Howara Kutcliff, H. Madden, of Georgia; Mra. Annie Platt, Mra EA Chambers, SW. Russell, Mire Bishop and J. i Mahoney.” Musical selec” fons recitations were rendered by Miss Flora Mc- Cormick, Miss Josie Cecil, Mrs. M. A. Naylor, Miss Kate Shomo, Mra Cora F. Lewis, Mise Annie Thomas, Mrs. Smith, Miss Sintth, Mr, Mace, Miss Gertie Boyd aud Mrs. A. Kaistrom, ——— ‘Tux Wipow oF SexcRant Ratstow.—Last evening id white-Laired Woman fainted in the ladies Gre.ting-roou: of the #. and P. Depot. Several ladies Who Were present rendered her assistance, Bnd Buctng that she was in eed of food supplie her Watts. Sue told the ladies that she was the widow ant Ralston, who was with the Greely expedition, aud who ied and was buried regions. Sue had come to this city In aid from the Gevern- means having become nd it Was expected that the uld send her to Heston. She ortable as possible before start rs . Her case exclied the syimpaty Of those who became acquainted with her story. Tae AKT STUDENTS’ SkeTcH CLUS.—A reception n DY the Art Students’ sketeh CLUD last K at their rooms in Vernon row, Which Market the beginning of the suimmer vacation, The exasbition of skewue an interesting few ture. Among those exhibiting were Misses Cook, Stone, Moran, Case and Mis Marsh, and Messrs. Mauobey, Wuittark, F. Moran, Higgins, Brown and Peabody.’ There were mustc ‘and recitations, and the members and their guests spen’ a pleasant evening Of social enjoyment. — Hepsox Coxvicrep.—Richard Hudson, indicted With James H. Littleton and Didney Clarkson, for the robbery of August Leb, was couvicted this Morning i the Criminal Court. Mr. ED. Wright Bled uotice of motion for a new trial. a Mamxtaow Licexses.—Marriage licenses have QieB Jssued by the clerk of the court to K Le rand Johuston and Mary Virginia Costello; W. F. Weich and Lena M. Bowling; Malachia West And Pannle E Braxton; Richard O. Martin and c. a; “Thomas W. Sidwell and wa ‘THE WEEKLY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World 1s Offered tree Lo every new subscriber for one year to Pee Waly Stax It ls a handsomely, printed book of 191 profusely tilustrated, with more than 100 colored inups and diagrams, and contains Swealth of general information. See advertise- Ment in another column, pocscsee Eee ‘TaUSTEES'’ SaLEs to-morrow by Duncanson Bros. At 4:30 o'clock, Louse No. 13308 street; at 5 m., lots, &<., on 19t street east, near Cat ads, and at & otclock p.m, house No. 1506 northwest, See advertisements for de- EH il THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON. Distribution Day at Trinity School, West Washington. ‘The sixty-ninth annual distribution of prem- fumsto the pupils of Trinity school, which oc- curred last night in the Sunday-school room of ‘Trinity church, was witnessed by a large number of persons. The following was the program of ex- ercises: Opening (boat song), pupils; Three Grains of Corn, Master C. 7. Small; “Grammaire Anglais,” “Master,” Master T. F. Smith; “Pupil,” Master J. desGarennes. The Indfan’s Deflance, Master T. P. Muntz; duett, Masters. and E. Johnson; Read- ing ot the Will, “Squire Draw,” Master T. P. Muntz; “Frank Millington,” Master W. I. Hart; “ar. Swipes,” Master J. Bateman; “Mr. Currie,” Master F. J. Hegarty. Allegory,’ Master T. F. Smuth; glee, pupils; that “Sum,” Masters F. J. Hegarty and'c. 7. Small; True Eloquence, Master W.-M. Gibbons; Tue “Rehearsal,” “Young Ideas.” Distribution ‘of medais and premiums by Rev. | Father Kelly. A medal was awarded for declama- tion to Win. M. Giboons, After the closing of the exercises a shor: address was made by Father Kelly Awards were made a3 follows: First de- partment, First class, Christian “doctrine, | medal, John Cleary; second class, premium, Mas- ter Willie Hart; Ulird class, premium, John des Garennes, First class, English grammar—Prem- tum, Jos. Hegarty; second class, premium, Muster John des Garennes; third class, ‘premium, Michael O'Connor. First class, geography—Premium, Geo. O'Donoghue; secoud class, premium, ‘Thos. G'Con- nor; tuird class, pretaiuin, John Philpot. First class, history—Premium, Thos. F. Smith; second class, premium, Willie Hart; third class, prem- fu, \Joun Phiipot First class algebra—Gold medal (git of Wm. J. Feeley, Providence, R. L), ‘Thos. F. Smith; premium, Joseph Hegarty; second class, premium, John O'Donoghue; for linprov ment in peninanship, premiums to James Hurley and Elkins Jones; first class, reading, premium, ‘Thos. P. Muntz; "second class, preuitum, John ‘McKenna; third Class, premium, Chas. H. Whelan; first class, general excellence, medal, W. M. GID- bons; second class, general excellence, medal, Francis McCann; premium, Daniel Cleiry: rst class, practical arithmetic, medal, Jos. Hegarty; SecoUd class, premium, Aloy. Murray ; third class, premium, Patrick O'Donoghue; fourth class, pre- Inlum, Heory Wetzel. Class English composi Won—imedal, Thos. F. Smith; first class, spelling remium, F: J. Hegarty; second class, preimiuin, jas. O'Brie: ‘class, premium, Aloysius War- her. First Cass, recitation—medil, Jas. O'Brien; Second class, premium, Juo. A- Donovan; third class, premium, Lous Jones, First mental arith- meté and mensuration—medal, Thos. F. Sinith; second mental arithmetic, premium, Francis Mc~ Cann; for improvement, ‘premium,’ Richardson Green. ‘Second department, Mrs. Mary Harper teacher. First class, general” excellence—medal, Aloysius Spales; premium, Jno. Weller. First class, Christian doctrine—premium, Jno. Donoghue; second class, premium, Geo. Reynolds. First class, spéiling—preimium, Jas. McCann; secoud class, retuiuin, Dennis Douovan; thfrd class, premium, je). Donovan. Second class, general excelience— lieial, Lee McKenley; premfuin, Arthur Custard, First’ class, geography, premium, ‘Thomas Duncan; second Class, "geography, | premium, John Gartlana; first class, history, premium, | Hirst class, grainmar, | pre- imftum, Thomas Dorsey; first Class, composition, premium, Nota MeKentty; first class, reading pre- jutum, Chas. Willlains; ‘second cliss premium, Jas. Connolly; ‘third lass premium, awarded Corneitus Lee;'tirst class, recitutiou, medal, Thos. | | Garwana; frst class, pentihanship, premiuta, Edgar | | Joufison; tuird class, premium, Dan'l MeCrystal; | urst practical aritmetic, premium, Francis Poore; | secoud practical arithmeue, premium, Jos. Keete? tuitd practical arithmetic, Jos, Warren; tirst mugptal aritumetic premium, Martin Suilivan; second mental arithwmettc, premium, Win. O'Don- oghue; third mental arithmeuc, premium, Wim. Maccabon; for regular attendance, premium, Jos Branzeui; for polite deportinent "premium, Geo. Phecker hird department, Miss Louisa O’Donoghue- teacher— First class, general excellence medall awarded to Jobn Sullivan. Second class, genera, excellence, premiuin awarded to Patrick Ford, First _ciass, Christian Doctrine, premium to Fran cis Green. ‘Second class, Christian Doctrine, prem- tum to Charles Ullmer. ’ First class, orthography, Premium to Joun Sullivan. Second class, orthog- Taphy, premium to Thomas McKenna, Third class, orthography, premium to Joseph Tuman. Fourth class, orthography, premium to Louis Locher. First’ class, geography, premium to Augustine green. . Second class, gcography, premtiumn to Ber- fard Knott. First ‘class, recitation medal, to Francis Green. First class, reading, premium to Chas. Small. Second class, reading, premium to Eugene Reynold. Third class, reading, premium to Joseph Handler. Fourth class, reading, premium to James Ford. First class, Benmanship, premium to Thomas, G. Kengli nd class, penmanship, premium to Charies Ward, Third class, penmanship, premium 10 Bd- Ward O'Donoghue. Fourth class, penmanship, pre- mium to Lewis Johnson, First’ class, arithmetic, pretium to Charles small, Second’ class, arith- metic, premium to Henry Cleveland. Third class, arithinetic, premium to James McKenna. For im- Provement und attention to studies, premiums Were awarded to Jobn Southey, Charies Whelan, Anthony Behto, Michael Gastland, Edward Mano, ‘and Michael Correll. For good conduct premium awarded to James Sullivan. Premiums were also awarded to the following: Willie P, Hart, Joseph Hegarty, Ragar Jobnsou, Aloysius Spates, Louis Jones, James McCann, John Sullivan, Louis Jonn- Son, Thomas Gastland, George Reynolds, Arthur Custard, Charles Small, Augustine Green, Leo Mc- Kunly, Eugene Reynolds, Good Sunday School Scholars. AWARD OF PREMIUMS 70 THE PUPILS OF THE ST. DOMI- NIC CHURCH SCHOOL. ‘The annual distribution of premiums to the scholars of St. Dominic’s Sunday school took place last Sunday. -The roll of honor, consisting of all the scholars who had been perfect in lessons, at- tendance, and conduct throughout the entire year, comprised the following: Alice Keys, Maggié Robertson, Mary Keefe, Katle McHugh, Alice Daly, Essie Walsh, Loretto Kilroy, Annie MeVary, Sarat O'Donnell, Matnie Snee, Rosa Rabbitt, Ella Spring- mann, Nellie Shoemaker, Ella Espey, Magale Brady, Rose McInerney, Regina McDevitt, Elleen Young, Mamie McConnell, Carrie Greenwell, Kosie Hessler, May Carey, Clara Powell, EMfe Young, Grace ‘Fowler, Theresa MeDevitt, Edward C. Watts, Thos. ’M. Harvey, Frank L. Neumeyer, Edward Slattery, Chas. Springmann, Frank Kab- ditt, and Chas. Walter. Gold medals were awarded in Christian doctrine to Alice Keys and Thomas Harvey, and in the fifth division or infant cla to Belle Fitzsimmons. | Premiums were award to Alice Kerr, Maggie Robertson, Mollie McDevitt, Katle McHugh, Ida Carroll, Essle Walsh, Annic McVary, Sarah O'Donnell, Mamie Snee, Rosa. Rab- ‘ditt, Ella Springmann, Mary Quinn, Nellie Shoe- maker, Ella Espey, M. Morrison, Regina McDevitt, Mamie McConnell, May Carey, EMe Young, Gracé Fowler, Theresa McDevitt, Mattie Mockabee, Eva Butterhoff, Lucy Cash, Katie Short, Sarah A. Clark, Frank L. Neumeyer, Edw’d Slattery, Chas. Spring- mann, Frank Rabbitt, Albert Mebling, Richard ‘Wimsatt, Joseph Cullen, Win. Shughrie, Aibert Gross, Felix Martin, Frank Keefe, Edw'd Bland, Chas.” Walter, Joba Jacobs, Noble McDermott, Jacob Deemer, ‘and Waiter’ Brooks. ‘The school exercises will be resumed in the fall. Mrs. Little Convicted. A PLEA FOR MEKCY SUPPORTED EY AN EXHIBITION OF THE FAMILY. ‘The trial of Mary E. Little, the mother of the two boys who were sentenced to the penitentiary last Saturday for burglary, was concluded in the Criminal Court yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Little was charged with receiving the property stoien by her sons in the Renshaw and Dooley robberies. ‘The jury convicted her on the count of the indict ment relating to the Renshaw property, with a recommendation to the mercy of the court, and ac- quitted her on the other count. Mr. 'T. C. Taylor, her counsel, asked that she be disinissed’ on her own recognizance for appearance for sentence Sat urday morning. At the close of the proceedings of the day her husband and eight small children ap- ared with her in court. ‘The judge regarded the family group for a moment, and on being assured | Sadie for’ being a vagrant. THE ALLEGED PENSION FRAUD. “Blind Patterson” and Others Arrested im Virginia, Last evening Special Agent Jacobs, of the Pen- sion Office, with Sheriff Ricketts, of Orange County, Va; Assistant United States Marshal T. W. Scott, and Assistant United States Attorney Gibson, of the eastern district of Virginia, ar- rived here, having in charge Francis Patterson, bis wife, and Henry W. Mills, the seventeen-year- old son of Dr. Robt. N. Mills, who were arrested yesterday near Stanardsville, Va., for participation in the Blind Patterson pension case, which, it is alleged, was a fraud, ‘They were locked up for the night at the rst precinct station, and will be Jno, Laidiow, witness: arreated in Wirgiais and Jno, Wa in last week, had a hearing yesterday, and was COM mitted to'Jail for a hearing on July'@. ‘Patterson was a soldier during the rebellion, and claims to have lost bis sight in the service, and, subsequently made his way back to bis home at Elmira. His name was borne on the rolls of the War nt as a deserter, and when applica- tion Was made some years since for a pension it failed on” account of the Tecord. About two years ago, in consequence of legislation by Congress, the claim was revived, the record of desertion being removed. 1t 4s alleged that Dr, Mills, as the agent, worked the case, he being then # resident of this city, room- ing ‘on Missouri avenue, between 43 and 6th streets. “A few weeks ago the claim Was allowed and the arrearages (the largest ever paid In one Sum) $13,250 was paid. Tt 1s claimed that Mills got almost the entire amount of the claim and failed to pay $1,000 which one of the witnesses claimed was to be him, and this treatment cai him inform oa Mills, and hence the arrests. It is asserted that the Government have evidence that the claim 18 a fraud; that Patterson did not lose his eyesight in the War, but subsequent thereto Irom disease, Should it’be found, however, that Patterson can controvert this there is but little doubt that the other parties will with taking illegal fees from the pensioner. On Friday lust IC Was learned by the Pension Office agents that Paterson and his wife would pass through here for the South. ‘They however, to get through on an early train-and Were not ‘in- fercepted, but, Special Agent Jacobs prosecuted inquiries and learned that a bind man, a woman and a boy had left the train at Stanardsville, and Sheriff Ricketts, of Orange, Who had assisted in the arrest of Milis last Week, Was again called in, and, with the others named, made the arrest Yesterday. There wasfound on the of Mrs, Patterson’a certificate of deposit for $2,300, and on the Mills boy $13, but not acent_on the ‘pen- stoner, “Blind” Patterson. ‘The recovery of this aoney, with $3,000 recovered at Lock Haven, $700 secured In Virginia, $4,725 secured at Ebnira, N. Y., and nore ih sight, Will leave the Government nearly whole, —_—-——_ A Banugccg.—The membersof the Cosmopolitan Ciub and their friends as invited guests will cele- brate the third anniversary of the orgauization at the club house, Mount Pleasant, on Friday next, with a barbecue, given by the caterer, Mr. Wills. a Saks PAYING FOR THEIR Ripg.—Frank Jonson drove his cab to Une South Washington police station Jast night and complained to the oifcers that a printer pained Philip Riley was in his cab and that he refused to pay bis fare. A Young woman named Sadie Burke was in the cab, and both were locked up, Riley for refusing to pay his fare and ‘This morning they were driven to the Police Court, Dut not ina cab. it was in a larger vehlele, that "was protected by iron bars. ‘They were ‘arraigned before Judge Snell, and Sadie was given turee months. “Kiley Was Ordered to pay bis bill of $1.75 or go down for iifteen days, ——-_—_ Affairs in West Washington. , Bask Batt.—the Olymple ‘Ball Club added ‘another Victory to its Mist yesterday, this time defeating the Hyattsville Club at Olympte Park by ascore of 16 toll. Fowler and Baker did effective battery work for the Olympics. Battery for Hyattsville, Stone and Holden. ‘The Olympics play the Alerts to-morrow. CRITICIZING A STREST iMPROVEMENT.—A large ‘gang of workmen are at present engaged in remov- ing the cobble stones from 31st street below M street, preparatory to paving it with asphalt. The project of asphalting this street, which has a decidedly steep grade, was commented upon in no- gentle way by more than one business man this mnorning, Claiming that it will be dangerous for ‘Vehicles, if not impassable. 1LL.—Mr. T. A. Newman is ‘quite 111 at his re- sidence on M ‘street, the effect of a stroke of Paralysis received some time Pouce COURT Cases —David ‘Trunnell pleaded guilty in the Police Court today toa charge of rofanity and Was finéd $5 or seven days on the farm.——Edward Johnson, colored, was charged ‘with reckless driving, and the case was continued on his personal recognizance.—Trunnell was also charged with assaulting his brother. He pleaded ullly and was fined $9 and put under his personal nds to keep the peace. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 78; condition, 30; receiving reservolr, temperature, 81; condition at north connection, "13; condition at South connec- Uon, 36; distributing ‘reservoir, temperature, 80; condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36, “High tide in the river to- day at 2:08 a.m. and low tide 9:25 p.m. + Ale ria Affairs. Reported for TRE EVENING Stan. Close OF Tux Crry Covnct.—Presidents Down- ham and Eichburg presided ror the last time last nightin the city councils, and the farewell attend- ance fn each board was as large as at any time during the two years of the council. Two hundred dollars was Ck ey for the children of the Inurdered officer, Julian Arnold, and $100 for the benefit of his widow. The annual reports were presented, but without being read were ordered to printed. It appeared that the total expendi- ture, of the corporation for the fiscal year had been $100,769.80, or over $13,000 more than the ex- penditures of the previous year, the expenditures Tor streets having Nn $12,000 in excess of the ap- propriations, but a considerable portion of the mouey spent for streets is represented by special paving tax bills in the hands of the collectors, ‘he new numbering bill passed unanimously, A frame building, costing $40, to keep the street roller, tools, €tc., Was Ordered to be built on the Jail grounds. Some taxes were compromised. It Was reported by the fMnance committee that Mr, Moody, of the “Iron boom,” had promised that his company would either pay the taxes, &c.,due on the works, or give the city the Pioneer Miils in full forall debts, Resolutions of thanks to officers were adopted, and the boards adjourned. ScHOOL CLOSING.—Snowden cyiored public school closed this morning, and the superintendent's medal Was awarded to Jno. R. Lewis. The exercises took plage at Lee school building, and were conducted y Superintendent Carne and Clerk Snowden, A large number of colored people attended. ‘THe New NUMBgRS.—The city council last night amended the house numbering law so as to num- ber each square by hundreds, and continued Kit Street as the dividing line between north an south numbers. ‘The committee on streets are authorized to contract for numbering the houses alacost of not greater than 25 cents per num- ber, and Unat committee ts to decide all contro- Versies as to numbers, and all owners of houses Who fail to have numbers put up willbe fined by the mayor, Nores.—The County Court has decided that Mr. Young, the present clerk, has been re-elected, and Mr, Jonson, the contestant, has taken a appeal to Judge Keith of the Circuit Court.—The Old Do- imiuion Boat Club is putting up elevated seats at ‘tue Pioneer Milis whart, and is collecting funds to assist In paying the éxpentes of the coming re~ gatta.—The Automatic Gas Company, of Wash- ington, 1s negotlating for the establishment of its pane here,——A Mattress manufactory from the North will be located here if the rent can be found to suit.—A girl named Alice Manly, who has been missing trom her home here for eight years, has just beeh heard of in Staunton, Va. It is as: certained that she left home with the circus,— The inayor yesterday dismissed the case against a colored teacher charged with whipping an unruly Pupil in school, holding that a teacher stands in the parents’ place, 90° far as the school 1s con- cern that there was no place in the Jatl where a Woman iu her condition could be made comfortable he took her recoguizance to appear Saturday for sen tence. a Caused by the Hot Weather, AN UNUSUALLY HIGH DEATH RATE LAST WEEK. ‘The report of Health OMicer Townshend for the Past week shows: No.of deaths 169; white, 94; color- .75; death rate per 1,000 per annum, wuite,34.91; colored, 56.71; total population, 41.84;, 119 were under 5 years, and 15 over sixty; The princtpal ‘causes of death were; consumption, 15; Diarrhoeal, 70; diphtheria, 2; pneumonia, 2; congestion of the lun, virths ‘ed; 18 white males; 21 Waite females; 10 colored males; 13 colored’ fe- males; marriages repor white, 3 colored, Dr. buol of the health onice. seated toa Stax re- F that the death rate was unusually high week, and Was caused principally by the hot Weather." There were, as seen above, 169 deaths reported, which ts probably the largest number of deaths that have ever occurred in the District of Columbia in one week. One hundred and nineteeu Of these deaths were of persons ander five years of age, most ox then: belng under one year. “Most of UUe"ciidren died {roia diaraneeal troubles, the re- sult or the hot wether. ‘There were 15 deaths trom consuzapuion, Which 13 about the average number. gees Tux Bors Coxrrapict THe PoLiceaey.—This morning, in the Police Court, five White boys were | charged with disorderly conduct im South Wasb- ington. Omicer Wiliiuns testified to the alleged disorderly conduct on the part of the boys, and told the court how he saw from his back gate the boys enjoying a “bon-fire on the sidewalk.” OM- cer Hatton gave similar testimony. ‘The boys took the stand and exploded the “bon-tire” story by 2 Bod SARS HS REE go : pre age? a pat APSOLUTELY PURF ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength end wholesomencas. 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 owLr im Caxa RovaL BAKING FOWL V0n 105 Wail street 4 oct Srecrat Norice. During the months of June, July and At saying that the fire was caused by a small boy setting fire to some peanut hulls, ‘They also said that they were not disorderiy, and were on the lot where the police had previously given them Permission to go. The judge took thelr personal —_.__ WELL SUPPLIED Witt Howgs.—James Mahoney, & stonecutter, was before the Police Court to-day on a charge of Vagrancy, and witnesses testified that the prisoner bad ho home. This fact. the prisoner dented, and said he had three homes if Wanted to go to them. ‘The judge @ very lucky man and gave him a ‘the farm for one month, or until he required bonds. ———__ FouRTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.—St. Aloysius Brauch, No. 170, Catholic Knights of America, will give a sociable at Becker's Garden on July 4. eee ‘TaR SUPPER AND Fare given by the ladies of St. Albans to-morrow evening will afford a it Stopping place to persons driving in that vicinity. ae Ir Wnt Par You to read W. W. Burdette & Co.'s advertisement 00 second page. “This Week of thelr great sale of Gry goods at retire from business, and they are demonstration against their silk hoping thereby to close it out, i E i ii trict! sh custor Bt TOWELS. These fy ter’ id decorated with a, : BARGAINS. BARGAINS. aerrpae tn AT ACTUAL COST. BEAI WHI 5. or over in me DAMASI a ee. ‘are serene linen, Yerdeud's quar’ ‘ide ‘border, Lin Seats FIGURED SATINES, th short ends, worth 25¢., re- Oe. BEAUTIFUL Lace width, double the width Fae eo Bit worth ‘chin icHAMS, Sesutital “Siylee, worth NELEDS! abige. reduced to ee. 50c., ‘ to bt HAAS BER? 8055 rye, cetent CARTERS 423. 711 MARKT SPACE; NEAR 77@ 87. Scarz, Ircery Sux AND ALL ITCHING AND SCALY SKIN AND SCALP DISEASES CURED BY OUTICURA. Peoriasis, Eczems, Tetter, Ringworm, Lichen, Pra- ritus, Scald Heed, Milk Crust, Dandruff, Barbers’, Bak- xs’, Grocers’ and Washer woman’s Itch, and every spe- cles of Itching, Burning, Scaly, Pimply Humors of the Skin and Scalp, with loss of Hair, are positively ured by Curicuns, the great Skin Cure, snd Cur- Icuna Soar, an exquisite Skin Boautifier, externally, and Curicuaa Resotvexz, the new Blood Purifier, in- ternally, when physicians and all other remedies fail. PSORIASIS, OR SCALY SEIN. I, John J. Case, D.D. 8, having practised dentistry in this county for thirty-five years and being well known to thousands hereabouts, with a view to help any who are afflicted as I have been for the past twelve ‘years, testify that the Ccrrcuna Remepres cured me of Psoriasis, or scaly skin,in elght days, after the doctors with whom I had consulted gave me no help or encouragement, JOHN J. CASE, b.D. 8, ‘Newton, N. J. DISTRESSING ERUPTION. Your Currcuna Remepres performed s wonderfal cure last summer on one of our customers, an old gen- tleman of seventy years of age, who suffered with & fearfully distressing eruption on his hesd and face, and who had tried all remedies and doctors to no pur- pose, J. F. SMITH & CO, ‘Texarkana, Ark. DUSTPANFUL OF SCALES. HE. Carpenter, Henderson, N. ¥., cured of Psoris- sin or Leprosy, of twenty years’ standing, by Curicuma Remgpigs. The most wonderful cure on record. A dustpanful of scales fell from him daily. Physicians and friends thought he must die. ECZEMA RADICALLY CURED. For the radical cure of an obstinate case of Eozems of long standing, I give entire credit to the CurioumA ‘Remepres, EB. RICHARDSON, ‘New Haven, Conn. Sold by all druggists, Price: Curicuna, 50 cts.: Resotverr, @1.; Soar, 250ta. Porter Davo axD CuEmicat, Co., Boston. ‘Send for “How To Cunr Sxrm Diseases.” Beautify the Complexion and Skin by using the Curicuma Soar. IT FEELS GOOD. Those worn out with Pains, Aches and Weaknesses find relief in one minute in the Cuticura Anti- Pain Plaster, At druggists, 25c. 4e15, CIry ITEMS. Hahn’s Great Mark Down No, 3. 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave. Ladies’ genuine Patent Leather Oxfords; former Price $2, now $1.23, Ladies’ $2 patent trimmed Oxfords, $1.48 Ladies’ $1.25 patent trimmed Oxtords, 980. Ladies’ $3.50 hand sewed Oxfords, $2.65, Ladies’ $3 hand sewed Oxfords, $3.45. Ladies’ $2.50 hand sewed Oxfords, $1.95, Ladies’ $1.25 hand sewed Oxfords, 980. Ladies’ $1 hand sewed Oxfords, 74c. Gent's $4.50 Low Quarters, $3.60, Gent's $2.25 Kangaroo Low Shoes, $2.40, Gent's $2.40 Calf Low Shoes, $1.90. Gent's $2 Stylish Low Shoes, $1.48. Gent's $2 Patent Leather Low Shoes, $1.48, Gent's $1.50 Solid Low Shoes, $1.23. And many other attractive bargains, Gent’ Percale Shirts, with 2 Collars,50c. AU Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th & H.” 1 - We Will Guarantee to save you money on Your order for groceries, wines and fine whiski ‘al of ‘the first of the month. " We are holding sixty-days closing-out summer sale, and these have been reduced in price. ‘Come and uy ee eune and ae B e i. T. MrrzozR & BRo., 1 417 7th st. bw, Gent’s Fine Summer Underwear, 25c. At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th &H.” 1. I Will Send and Measure Windows and put Fly Screen Frames complete, to slide up or down, for &5c. each window. Bailey, 825 7th st.3 Celluloid Collars & Cuffs, “No Washee.” At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th &H. 1 Eye-Glasses,2c. up. Optician, 487 Pa, av. eo2 Cuff-Buttons and Pins, Best Rolled Gold, 50c. to $1.50. Frank, Jeweler, 457 Pa.ave. 2 Elegant Line Summer Silk Scarfs, 2: At auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th & H. ‘The Best Saratoga Trunk For $10 that can be bad anywhere 1s made and sold at ‘Tornam’s Manutactory, 6 1231 Pennsylvania ave, nw. ‘Blue Flannel Shirt; SAuerbach'sy 7th @ i 1) “Inmvincib! Flour, the peer of all brands, 82c. one-eighth barrel, $1.63 one-quarter barrel. a Cater he Na i r bottle, S ant per ace cording to age and quality, bray N. T. Merzcrr & Bro., 1 417 7th street northwest, 5,000 Extra Fine Straw Hats at 50c. At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th &H. 1. “The Queen of Beers.”—Moerlein’s pure, unadulterated Cincinnat! Beer 1s es adapted for family use. 75c. per doz. Agency, 1206 Dae nw as 7 am “Les Talk $25 Harness.””—Becker’s. 0 Sewing Machines for Rent, All Kinds, At Auerbach’s, 7th & H. ‘Telephone, 422-2, Two Grades of Canvas Dress Tranks, ‘Two trays, all muslin lined, good and strong, for $8and $12. ‘Tormam’s Manufactory, 6 1231 Pennsylvania ave. 0. W. Fine Col’d Seamless Half Hose, 2 Bre 25ce At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th & 1 $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whiskey, best” in the world for ‘the money. Orders by mail. MoGxe’s, 9th near D st, Gents’ Ribbed Bicycle Hose, $1; Bo! S00, at Aucrbuch’s Bleyole Shire ‘Depot, ea he | Colburn’s WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE. Piquant and appetizing. Has no equal in flavor.1m. All Kinds of Trunks and Harness Of our own make at lowest prices. ‘TorHaM’s Manufactory, 6 1231 Pennsylvania ave, . W. “Royal Glue” mends ‘em.—Boston Varieties Colburn’s King of condiments. Flavor, pungency, strength in DI Combined in perfection. Finest mastard made tin Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per It. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MIL 5c. per quart, Cream 15c, “TN Investors A LIMITED AMOUNT (not £0 exceed 2,000 shares) of Treasury Stock of the FARMVILLE, VA, LITHIA SPRINGS AND COAL CO. for sale at par (825) by WM. B. WHEELER & CO, No. 80 Brosdway, New York City, the money to be used to enlarge facilities for sale of water and to develop coal lands. ‘The sales of water last your amounted to ten thousand cases. GAPITAL, $250,000. Incorporated August, 1884. Pald 6 per cent dividends frst year an: ‘ ae rae eo edu on Business. Por full Information and parteulass ey W. B. WHEELER & CO,, or the WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, OF NEW YO] 3020-00,20 OF De bebe: 35 Mapas. Awazven To BENSON'S CAPOINE PLASTER, Sco 1 Men’s Gray & $13 Boys’, 50c., ‘THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Cures Pleurisy, Rheumatism, 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. d25-w,sam.6m Ger Tue Besr. “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” A Full Stock of all kinds kept constantly on hand. ‘Beware of Imitations, ‘Be Sure of Name and Number. LUTZ & BRO, 497 Pewxa. AvENvE, Adjoining National Hotel. ‘Tranks and Satchels of the Best Makes st Prison truss repeived by skilied wotkiaen, Tat” Cooma Br Gus Afall lineot GAS COOKING STOVES (On band and forsala, (e6thseta-6m wih OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF : eo ooo anon ‘Wo will not waste more words about this sale, The art dverdised must to stltuse talking Huis whole column is devoted to our Clearing Sale: ‘Items will be changed FROM DAY TO DAY. ‘New Sacrifices will be made ‘ROM DAY TO DaY. ‘Read This Advertisement FROM DAY TO DAY. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. All our best French Kéech- age SS it~ Saeh Steuart a Clearing Price, 150. PPP ERERRR COO PE ER NN go i RRR EE NNN RR NNN EER BR ¢ Senn NN OFF ON ALL STAPLE BLACK GOODS. ‘Some Goods we bave marked less than cost, We have also put the knife in our LINEN AND HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. 8) Tot of Turke; Re Bis Orne Rr ce E Omg ESTU AA oe, mene Pen, 18x36. sold at 18e,,. Clearing Price, 1240. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. One lot of Lace Curtaina, Russian Border, size. Clearing Price, 450. Clearing Price, 90c, Clearing Price, 22c. yetonue, " Regular ‘25. goods, Clearing Price, 150. 4 HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. One lot of Children's Plain Bd itoed eck Lisle sold Yor abc. One lot of ‘Ladies’ Ball an, Hose, Regular ons ot St Jersey-Fitting ot of Jersey-1 = Serahinta, egular Price Clearing Price, 250. Clearing Price, 19. Clearing Price 25c. LACE DEPARTMENT. A Jot oF 45-inch Oriental Flouncings, Were $1 8 1. HEILBRUM, SEE THE OLD LADY 1% WINDOW. Fivoz*A*Battacm CLEAR THE TRACK, “THE BIG MOGUL” cOMImG! ‘WE DON'T MEAN TO CONVEY THE NEWS THAT THE GREAT RULER WILL Pa¥ THIS COUNTRY A 18 Ader St AN-Wool: Laces, on “UAHBS Price, 600. aya. | vigrr. IN RAILROAD PARLANCE IT MEANS THE ol g SESS os am inch Orient Lace rancit hh ‘work ‘Worl #1735 'v'5d. Clearing Price, 500. aya. Re PEUDEEY DEPARTMENT. Jot of 22 and 45-inch A dha wiganchtes: oe LARGEST ENGINE; THEY ARE COLOSSAL IN Pricel0c.ayd. | size THEY ARE IN PROPORTION TO THE 8U- PREME BARGAINS LAID BEFORE THE OONSUM- ERS OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING BY THE GOLDEN EAGLE WE HAVE NOT SIMPLY USED ee oki Price, 600. aya. | THE KNIFE, BUT HAVE GONE TO WOBK WITH 90c. a yard. A lot of Odds and Ends in Gemiriokiab'. tome were as oe. 8 yard A lot of Remnants of Em- Righas SUc™* "OD Clearing Price, Sc. per ‘remnant. re NOTION DEPARTMENT. few Plush | Photograph ‘Frames wore 8i.and 1.00; 40 close at 250. each, Alot of Machine Oil was 5c. gud 10c.; toclose at 22.0 le. A lot of 78. French Plate ‘Mirrors; to clone at 25c. A Jot of Stngiaugue's Face Powder was Ibe. (regular Brice 25c.); to.cloae at 10c. a box. A lot of whalebones, 7 to 10 _ inches long: to close at 3c. a dozen, A lot of Linen Thread in ball (strongest made) was 5e.; ‘to clone at 1¢. lotot Stick Mucilage was We. A lot of Sheffield’s Creme ‘Dentifrice was 50c: ‘close at 250. a Jar, LADIES NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT, One lot of Ladies’ finest Lin- wae through center : a ter, cLidenberg's goods), worth See Clearing Price, 9e.,3 or 250. One lot Lisse, and + Canvas Ruching. Was 25c, syd. Clearing Price, 100. aya. Ondlot Black Spantsh Fichus au Seatta, ular Price, Ofges Crest fs to Mat ere eset, Clearing Price, 250. a set, IMPORTED DRESS ROBES. Do not fait to examine our ‘Dress, Robes which we have placed on Baio, They contath 45¢5da $f db-tnes” Embroidered lounciags: rs fow to metch, aid 8 to 10 ds. handsome Etamine, hey have sold from $10 toeed. Clearing Price, 20, Clearing Price, $1.90. Clearing Price, $5. SUIT DEPARTMENT. ‘k-and-White Fig- wn Suite, sizes 34 a ry god rd fc 18. handsomely ‘Regular ze 36. price, Ye Todi Clearing Price, $18. Clearing Price, $12. a 16 years, that wold at $8. Onelotof Chikiren's Mohate Dusters, sizes 6 to 16 yrs. Clearing Price, 450, JERSEYS. One lot. of Tmported Cash- paere, Jerseys, with fancy (ro! also a few. with | Fedora fronts, ‘Bold for 83.50. Clearing Price, $1.98. Watsts, with, batent Dut. front. "the offered at 50c. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. 1.50 to 45.25. Clearing Price, $1.10. SHIRT WAISTS. Our White Muslin. Shirt tons Rlaited ‘back and “he best waist ever Glearing Bron, $06. In Colors. Clearing Price, 3 for 500. 10. per cent off on all our ‘sure Walsts, of fir a an an gray, brown, Bay TWhite Hate for fedies ana PARASOL DEPARTMENT. One lot of 100 Fancy Satteen ss Clearing Price, 500. Back silk Unprelan with ivory or black handles” Clearing Price, $1.50. 25 per cent discpunt on all of our Fancy GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. One lt Cfo sean Drawers, in omen ee and 32. Clearing Price, 290, oft: = $1.25 Seale oritret from 5 to 13 years. Clearing Price, 890. _ZaUN “eeeeeg Allof our $2.25 4nd $2.5 lub Satel > goods man ving oieting Price 81.98. of v price way down 2B ‘out; cannot . matched in town. CROQUET SETS AND HAMMOCKS. a tof Cro- Eig Percent dis- ‘Weriean Ham: moos Clearing Price, 80. oar AUM'S GREAT CLEARING SALE THE MORE MODERN INSTRUMENT, THE MOW- Clearing Price, 10c.aya.|1NG MACHINE, AND QUT PRICES TO AN EXTENT THAT I8 AMAZING TO OUR PATRONS. ONE THOUSAND BOYS' KNEE PANTS, RANGING FROM 260. TO 91.25. BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS, OF GOOD MATERIAI, PERFECT FITTING, ONLY $2. ALL OUR BOYS’ SUITS THAT WERE SOLD FROM @450 TO $7 ARE NOW $3.50; EVERY ONE OP THEM GUARANTEED ALL WOOL. ALLOUB BOYS' SUITS THAT WERE 80LD FROM $6.50 T0910 ARE NOW $5. THIS IS THE PERIOD FOR BARGAINS IN OUR HOUSE, AND THIS IS THE TIME FOR PARENTS TO MAKE USEOF IT. A GUN SOR EV&RY BOY. MEN'S CLOTHING, & MAJORITY OF WHICH 18 NOW MARKED FULLY ONE-THIRD LESS THAN BEAL VALUE, SHOULD BE INSPECTED BY ALL WHO DESIRE TO BE WELL DBESSED AT LITTLE EXPENSE. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO, ‘No, 400 7THST., N. W. COR. D. 4024 ‘MINING CO. Organized Under the Laws of New York. CAPITAL, 81,000,000, in 600,000 Shares of the par ‘value of $2 cach. ‘ull paid and unassesssble. alae: sicusted xogut 18 saliee fromm the of tiago, Territory of Panama, United States of miles overs wegen Youd frome tie Fortet ‘usatio tas Roaiehtal climate where the t ‘s' botween, 6b and 85 degrece the entire year: Grea Gold Quarts Mine 1s 9,600 feet mien cue retreat Eras ore, exposed ite eee by any company in the wo! and south and is 10 foot wide ot free Seid Quads, ort have secured a water- Near the mine the com power sufficient to'ran t the year round. ‘With » 100-stam rected, 300 tons of ore per ay Can bo mulleds which at an ot 615 oe Astamp mill has been contracted for, which will be erected as soon as possible, the mine being already de- ‘veloped to supply it. . ‘There is no investment more profitable, and uo enter. rthy the sttention of capitelists and prise more. worthy Hention of capiteli Sa re CA phe 3 ‘simply a quee- 2 The Great with the jsrighe:Femnce wine ita safe business proposition : It of the number of stamps em) run by ed ei ‘Der cent per annum. These facts have been verified by experienced men. A limited number of Share are open for Subscription at $2 per Share, payable 25 percént on July 15, Aug 15, Sep. 15, and Oct. 15, Application has been made to List the Stock on the. os ‘SALE_SUBURBAN RESIDENCE ELEGANT ; conserva. Fosacre tmpro. table; ior SUxIaG, 87.000; emall eek BEND. DAVIS SIGE Se Jone Se oR SALE-IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN ‘Residence elewant orth west, examine the two new to be numbered 1550 sud 176), on Massa- chusetts a1 pear Dupont Circle, with large lots .000 and $40,000. bg guneet Fe = 228-3 st. at cre 13th and F ste. pas Wt aren food be i 615 Ist st cw. and 3 houses rear, Srs...-3,000 lier, pantry, and every éxceptionable Apply toowner, on premises, after 4 o'clock, 1100 N at. tw. R SALE—FOR A FEW DAYS—THREE- ‘Mansard ‘Brick, 15 rooma, 13th, near ¥ at 3 INO. Bol $5u06. BOWLES Fe SALE-HOUSE ON 11TH S81. 8 W. 18 all mod. imps, and corner lot adjoining, Si'moa, tape price $6500" S140 sashe Males « price $6;200; $60 per mouth, "AUSTIN Bs BHOWS, Rei Fate ‘TORY lot and 1426 F stn. w. FO ‘SALE B-stor brick 4 | Sircler TS Soumar’s Guihrosene se ee jean 818,000 ire all mi, new S-story brick dwelling near Iows Circle on Vt aye.23 feet front, 3 rooms deep, 13 24,500 ‘S-story and cellar brick dwelt Dupont Circle, 10 rooms and. ‘with furniture., anes 5 3-story and basement brick dwelling, near Du- pong ourele, 12 rocws, furnace and all m1, ‘B2-story brick dwelli city, S rooms and m.1 An 8 room brick dwelling, one square from Bricish Minister's, all mf. -= 7,500 9-room brick dwelling, M st. n.w., near 9th. Several very attractive and well-located new brick dwellings, northwest section, 7 rooius ‘and cellar, with all mn. 1 at........$6,000 and 85,200 TXLEB & RUTHERFORD, 19th st..near sth, all in. 13.500 11,000 northeast section of 1,400 _ 3025-1? 1226 F st. nw, FOE SALE THREE NEW TWO-STORY PRESS brick front dwellings, ‘nd. bath room: all nid.-ou Let nw; each ‘terms. Je25-1W 1220 Fat. JOR SALE_AT A SACRIFICE—A_CHARMIN with stone trimmings; ix 83,200, on easy ‘TYLER & RUTHERFORD, ‘Home worth $5,000 for $4,600 if sold the next are |; owner tn get city Ji 1; nine rooms, Thmprovements, in com Tot; stall caslt payment, balaBee to 2e25-4t x = OR SALE_TWO_NEW 2-STORY AND CELLAR brick dwellings; 7 rooms and bath room, all i 1.; East Capitol at Price $5,000, tera can’ on Baas Caphiol eh PESLEL & HUTHEREORD, 3625-64 1220 Fat. iw. JVOR SALE—TWO-STORY AND CELLAR, DOUBLE trame ‘Yen rooms and bath, bot and cold water; lot 50180; Lenser Height Tiiee © kb Tuekron 1226 RK SALE—MUST BE SOLD TO CLOBE AN ES- tate; large corner property. 3d and indians ave. i ‘income Westuent of nine yielding « net ea a stment of nine per 920 F st. now. ‘OR SALE— ‘Great barwain th st, bet. Pand Qste. nw, Perera Brick mod” knpar: ot ibs OSes alley:can be turned intoa store at little expeuse: Price $7,500. Also, beautitul Lot on New Hampshire Ave., between Land M sts., 00 feet front, price $1.45 Per aguare toot. ‘J. W. P. MYERS & 80. my27-ow" 1428 New York ROE SME-GREAT, BARG) |ALE—GREAT BARGAINS IF SOLD AT ‘Once—Two-story-and-basement Brick, & 1. U6th st. n.w.:iot 20 tet front; price only Btoreisnd Ticom frame Howe on Lath aE a we for $30 per month: price ouly MYERS &SON, Y 3. WP 1428 New York ave. Je10-3w* ‘OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL, NINE-ROOM BRICK ‘House; 7,500 feet of ground: pr 3-6t WESCOTT, WILC JOK SALE OR RENi—412 AND 416 NEW JER- sey ave, ae: two new two-story, 8 room Brick fiouns. “Wii mndecs tmurovemmets For soeme Soe nsylvania ave. D.W. ¥ at Coal Office, 507 1ouse. Frameon Dunbarionave. . i oie. 72 2777°777 Adz. Brick, E-bet oth’ and Oth, mir Pensioi of 0.9 ity apply te dW? MYERS & $0 ithe city. LW. P. “few 1428 New Yorkave_ R SALE—SEVEN-ROOM BRICK, 10TH bet, Q-and Hy all mod. imps, renting for $2 rice $3.50. Gix-room Lrick, De, 0 routing for 25.30, WRIGHT & BULTON, i sta. ER SALE—1324 16TH ST. N.W.: $22,000—1 WILL sell at above price and ou terns to suit, this le: Gant and carefully constructed residence, recently bi Jor iny own gecupancy (Jolin Fraser, architect ; David: gen & Co., builders), halt » square north Scott Circle, on Broad 16th st., opposite Mr. Robesou’s sud Mr. Pendleton’s: brick Muble im rear. Address I DOUGLAS F. FOKEEST, D.D,, Calvary Rectory, Clit ton, by Cincinnati, Oli ory .900 to $4,000 each: on exey terms.” Cail at oftice for buiietin snd exauine plans. ‘DANENHOWEE & SON, 1110 F st. de2-1m R SALE—TWENTY-FIVE BRICK DWELLINGS KS the ‘northwest, now being built; price frum 15,500 | erent SABOM EN s Subic, Kew YoatSres tetegaa FS, aL ACK HORSE PRINCY: 3g HANDS aslo. “Thin fe one ci'the beet Grobe tas: tsa te FRS sale 4 WELL FITTED CP DINING leave the city. IZISC suk we Te nN SALE—A LARGE QUANTITY OF HAY AND Straw, fire.” Can be had WM. daLr ‘Sommer ist ot and algae ee | SALE—JUST ARRIVED26 HORSES, among them some fine drivers and heavy draft: pobeolgeade x" _ 22-20 :. In rear S1893 D sk. a JOR SALE—CHEAP—A HANDSOME VILLA latest style, but Mt Peet attest *OIs Pat ttle used. “Apply jeden JOR SALE—FURNITURET ROOM HO family leaving city : house rent only @ BO = iine of cara. Address re 0 U., Star office, © jee {OR SALB—CHEAP—15 AND ORS V Pie teas teen ban, oath eanna st, Baltimore, Pa des-ot 208 SALE - A FINE YOUNG DARK BROWN Mare, five Fears old, suitable for ‘or, faautl carriage, at 1324 7th ath. Ne sone Soaks PPR SALE SELEGANT FULL 7-OCTAVE sqvane hawdeome rosewood: carved legs, AY. Hoh, as new, for only $150; ou 10; Cost 8400), ioc! aud cover some grand special bargains io junre Pinos at wonderfully low Hine quality” Wecan seve jou fae), high prices other dealers ‘Come in'and talk exchange with us Ite specialty. = THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, _#28 a2 that. JOR SALE—1,000,000 MERCHANTABLE AN Fiitadinete ted Sek torene ‘cheap. O11 Peau @pivania ave. bow. e288 Fone further esas RIPPING esi bose or plowing. wis a's aw: SDRED THOU. 1h Boards, 1-231 Will be sold very te. Call at Wimsatt i _sez7-w FPOi SALE, GROCERY AND PROVIRION sone; establinbed 20 years. good reason given for eel. ig Will sell cheap for cash. Apply 4010" uth st. am, FE SALE—AN ENGLISH BREHCH-LOADER, made by © 4G. Bonehill, ‘of London, the barrels being of Damascus wire: oan be ‘ad at Teaasuabie price HIsQen perro JOK SALE —CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, AND Syrinx Wagons, tor pale aiid built to order, work fuaraditer mcderate a | PESKCE'S LAWTON S710 ana ‘erie at” town Bride ALE AND EXCHANGE—GARRIAGE RF. pository, Smidt's old. place. 460 Pa ucts. bugyies, iedies’ an rill. SALE — THOROUGHBRED MALTESE, Kittens. also young male Mocking Birds, 3 ne lot cheap Parrots at SCHMID" 1 st.. two doors south of Pennsylvanie ave. apls-3m' SS—BALL-BEAR- ew Hollow Fur SALE_BICYCLE BARG ug Machines trom @30 up. dalle 0 both wheels wuy size, WOO. Forty Tricycles HE CNCLERIES 1406 8.9 ave. it CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND malt weave at 26 passes, also palited wagons, ductors nd one stage, On easy terms. J. ‘Georgetown. my2h-3m, CLARET, @1 Pet al: Hock, #1. Bwent Catawie, 0c. Dry. Angelica, $1.90" Burgundy, @2. no liguot ty piss: foods, free. H. A'BELIGSUS, 1200 Fav: yz sus JOK SALE—JAS_RAGEN, 1014 PA AVI NW. Sole Agent for J. T. Cowley ny Stand and Fire 1 with ‘ice-prout steps end talcooy Stairways. Pinbeand extuatee on apriice- tou. my Sue {OR SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE, RE- quires uo boiler, avoids all no loss of tame , no han of fuel. Send for circular and price list. "D. BALLAUS, Agent, 731 7th st myz-3m FOR SALE_ADOUT, 1.000 POUNDS 0 Feil and, ebout $00 pounds of Agate Type, au use on this paper. The face of both foute’ is de- sorable, they are. ingocd condition, and espauieuf ex: cellent service for two or three” years oh Paper of moderate ci ‘Will be sold, Au bulk. Ad- Ser THE EVENING Brak REWSFAPEN CO, BUSINESS CHANCES. _ R SALE—STOCK. FIXTURES AND GOOD-WILL ot Grocery and Provision Store, good saad aud very cheav nie chiaer ; oud reason for sellin, seccor. Sthand Hets. uw. jesste FOE SALE SFOu $900, S20cK AND GOODWILL of a frst clams tailoring ebtabiehueut ou Pega ve. rent nomival. THOMAS A. MITCHELL, 954 F st, Rooms 5 and 6. Jey. JOR SALE—DRY GOODS AND FANCY Goc Store, with dwelling, on Capital Hill. rent. lv foods entirely new: now doing: good cash ‘business Satisfactory reasons Kiven for selling. “Address FANCY GOODS, Star uffica, DID PROPERTY, WELIE located, coutaanins 30.000 aguare foot if ground, well fenced, good office: shed, 3 with tin roof, sutable Zor’ Coal, wou JOR SALE—THE FIVE YEAR LEASE OF ‘oon house aud restaurant Tuguire st ple a. ¥, HOME A bargain tor an immediate cash purchaser. Cigars and Liquors by the box aud bottle wold at private sale cheap. LIBEL RS’ TELEPHONE-TELEGRAPH COMPANY Five of the U.S. Su me Judges, ae reported by mdemn the Bell Company's “broad claiz” to, 7g! telepliony. and their stock tuunbled srom 44 18, Hence Kogers’ new telephone—-superio: to lus | old Pan-Electric, and to the Bell instrum ell | comes to the front and demands attention. His uew | company, based for its property aud values, not only ‘on his latest and best telephone patens erauted by the | United States, but also on his claim for FOUR stl. LION DOLLAKS Pan-Electric stock, offers telophours at $20 each ; State rights for $1,000 each and amnvunt of its stock to be (8100 a shure) at >a share, worth, if the Bell Company are beaten, inore than €2008 share. DIRECTORS Dr. J, WEBB ROGEKS. (Parthenon Heights,) Prost, Hon. H. H. BLACKBURN, Vice Press. Col. J. R. SNEED, U.8. Lreastry, Treasurer. D. put LITTLEJONN Ceabier Bank, Decatur, Southern jter. i. P. SAWYER, Company's New York Broker and rn Promoter. 4. BAKIUS ROGERS, Sapervising Electrician. Orrices, 43 Broudwiy, New Lurk, aid 20 Cosco Building. Washington City Jet -8r CCOUNTANT (SCOTCH CHARTERED) OPENS by coutract wets of books partuer- antricate decounts balanced. M. Fst nw. Nyab-s&wibiu™ HE CAPITAL THEATER. w. 8. tee GTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY ROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE, ¥16 PA. AVE. N. W. (South Sido.) Persons going ubrosd, or ieavii city should avail themselves ot the advantages uffered bY thin cova ities, Jewelry, Pany for the safe keeping of bouds. other val OR, SALE TEN NEW BRICK DWELLINGS, ‘ ted y Wwcateds from” 1.800 77300 cack? ou cay terms, DANESMOWERE SON, fis? st ee blate and. juables. Cluthilug, paibtiny works pianos, bric-2 ‘cary be. cau be stored at low rather thas after, your vall are ‘or burned. ‘Ontce Hours: 9 a m. to 4 p. u £26-6m__ (saturdays. 9a m. too p. mL) JRROR BALE_SPECIAL BARGAINS— ‘Several six-room Houscs on Ast. D. ¢; (0 per cent investment. eat the Capitol; 2 story and basement, 8 unm, ‘e, near the Capitol; 2 moa impe.; price 64,200 if sold at once. 5 Brice 44.200 MF oe08. GC. HENSEY, 321-2 1006 Fst 2 c 8 Board. : WM. D. FARBAND, Prest., ‘The Great Remance Gold Mining Co. Further information and stock may be had at the omen of GEO. WIL. BALLOU & €0., Bankers, lication Broek iy tater oe Toeiase au tor must bo made on or befobe July 2. Wemo-ot t Wonvzarct, Bazaars ™ Low SHOES AMD sLapPirs. Childrens’ Fine Kid Onford Ties, and Opera Slippers, only 50c.; werth 750. ‘Misses’ Kid Oxfords, Patent-Leather trimmed, with ‘Tips, only 65c.; worth $1. Ladies’ Fine Kid Oxfords, low-button and Mew- ‘ports, only 75c., worth 91. = ‘Lédien’ Curacos Kid Hand-Sewed Tipped Oxfords, Patent-Leather Trimmed, only $1; worth $1.50. ‘Mens’ Low-Strep, Ties, only @1; worth 1.50. ‘Mens? Fine-Embroidered Slippers, only 65c-i worth 1 2-3 ‘BEST FOR FAMILY USE. THE LORILLA SD REFRIGERATORS: BEST KXOWN FOR Ghbwpe, HOTELS B SALE_SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PARTIES ‘desirous ying oF excha for handsome ear Dupont Circle, ie called Feeldonces near to the two legen end ea ed Houses just com. Ritshca, bandsomely’fresoved and’ etcciiy Brat in every, particular. DAVIDA. WINDSOR & SON, ‘owners, 663 14th st. n.w. apz-10w" 21 2D BT. X.E—A NEW BAY WIN- ow brick house; Containing @ rooms aud cellar latrobe, concreted snd will be sold on niouthly or quarterly sue e JROR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, TWO SMALL BI ‘houses, northeast: under rent at $10.50 each: bbe sold for $1,150 each. or $2,200 for the two. Yelm SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Fat. i GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Ove Mexs Sumr Factory ‘We ‘call attention to our well-organized and ‘successful factory for the manufacture of Men's Shirts to measure. This! cy of our busibess Prices Tuar Do Nor Fix. To ATTRACT. ‘The incredulous who make the rounds of the different stores are amazed at the ‘extraordinary LOW PRICES we are sell- ing goodsat. Nosuch opportunity has ‘ever been offered so early in the season to buy desirable and seasonable goods, ‘and there is no time like the present. ‘The following are « few specimens; A BEAUTIFUL GRAY SERGE SUIT, 67.50. A NICE CHECKED SERGE, 67.50. A SALMON COLOR ALL-WOOL SERGE, DELIGHT- FUL AXD COOL, $9.50. ‘Searsuckars, Ponges, Silk, Drap 2'Bte 4 Costa and Vests in endless variety, LONDON AND LIVERPOOL, CLOTHING COMPANY, (Comer 7th end Gots. aw.