Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1887, Page 4

ae ‘od LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Badications for the 2 hours commencing at 3 p.m. or tae District of Columota, Delaware, Mary fair weather, Slightly Warmer, south Wester BE THE LasT Day Of Our Discount ce etert many of our. friends want. us {0 Sontinute f We have decided to do so. How long re cant juse say. So,if you Want shoes, buy Tem now and save 20 per cen Epwoxston & Co. Ontoxs vs. MoNUMENTALS, Athletic Park to-day. Licursixe Roos repaired. Speaking tubes, — . J. H. KUEHLING, 1212 Pennsylvania avenue. LeaGus Resvirs at Athletic Park to-day. x spring Iamb and Washington dressed beet Fetching, keily. stall 2x, 0 and 090. Center ys anti 208 Northern Liberty market. BrigHtwoon Racss, Wednesday, August 10, at 4 pa. SE NT Discocnt on horse-fly ds or robes to close 5, 1231 Pa. ave. RW. Twenty-Five PER ¢ Rets, horse sheets and ly out Summer ek at LiuTN1xG Kops, electric wo oe J. Hi. Keentrsa, 1212 Pennsylvania avenue, Save your evesight, consu CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Kerway's THeaTeEx—Comie Opera and Variety. Paxonasta Beripixe.—Battle of Bulb ua. qELETiC Pan aster. Hempler, cor. 43¢- Condensed Locals. of Tuos. L. Stiles, of this city, the who tell overboard from the steamer last Suturday night, was recov. by the steamer Wakefield off ‘and was buried in Charles ‘The bod youns ‘Lady of ered yesterday nd Point, y, Md. ‘Mrs. 5. E. Douglas, for stxty-three years a rest. dent ‘im the northwest portion of this city, died sduy eventig, after an lllness of but two weeks, Was the widow of the late Wm. Douglag. A large number of relatives and friends mourn her Joss. Five new members were mustered in last night Mn the Joun A. Logan Camp, S. of V., No.2. ‘The following officers were elected: S. E. Thomason, captain, and Win. C. Farquhar, 2d lleutenant. lements Lod 5, 1. O. G. T., recelved & fra- ternal visit from Friendship, No. 1i, last_ evening. An Interesting program of ‘music ‘and addresses Was carried out. Those who ieave the city during the summer can have Tux Stak mailed to them for any length of Ume, at the rate of 50 cents per month, aud the address changed as often as desired! §#-The requisite amount of money must in each case ac company the order ee gs Explosion of a Gasoline Stove. A YOUNG LADY TERRIBLY BURNED. esterday, about 5o’clock p. m., Elizabeth, the eldest daughter of Rebecca and Albert Kanode, whiie preparing her father’s dinner, was terribly burned by the explosion of a gasoline stove. Th mains of her clothing were afterward he side entrance to the house, in the street and im the adjoining yard, where she ran, Her mother saw her pass her window with her | clothes in flames, and Was powerless to aid her daughter, because she has been sick abed for the Jast Six Weeks. In one room to-day lies the mother frantic with snet, pleading to see her chiid, and fn an adjoining apartment les the charred, but body of the daughter, Who 1s twenty a zood Christian girl, WhO has been & ul nurse lo her sick mother, After the ter- wektent tae daughter prayed: “Good Lord, take me, but Save my mother.” The people of South Wasnington are in sympathy with the dis- tressed f Who are much esteemed there. The young git! ts actually roasted from her ankles, tober cuia, and ler sufferings are terrible. Mr. w ode is stern Union telegrapher, well Known in this city. LATER—DEATH OF MISS KANODE. Miss Kanode died from the effects of her in Juries bout 11 o'clock this morning. ———— Base Ball Yesterdzy. ‘THe STATESMEN JUST MISS 1T—OTHER CONTESTS YES- ‘TREDAY. ‘The Washingtons just missed capturing a game from the Detrotts yesterday. They lost it in the ninth inning when the sluggers kept up their reputation by making seven singles and a triple and scoring elght runs, although only three of chem were earned. This gave them the game by score of 13 to 10. The Washingtons earned all cher runs aud made twenty base hits, five of hich Were credited to Hines. O'Day pitched for we Statesmen, and Myers occupied his old post- cou at second base. The same clubs play again today. Otlier games Philadetphita, 17) iS, 3 Pit resulted as follows: 4. New York, 10; In- Boston, 3.’ Brook- stiles, 5; Cincinnati, 4. Cieveland, & Baittmore, 10; defeated the Alerts, the crack team of the Washington League, at Athletic Park Yesterday alternoon by a score of 16 tot Confidence in their Pastor. ACTION OP REY. F. M. TODDS’ MANASSA3 CONGREGA- THOS ‘The annual meeting of tae congregation of the Presbyterian church at Manassas, Va, was held aud it was largely attended, about fitty rs0as out of a membership of sixty being present. Mr. Todd prestded over the business meeting, and the several offlcers of the church reported {t to be tn a tlourtshing condition flaan- nd spiritually. When the regular business Was concluded Mayor Trimmer, of Manassas, an rot the church, was called to the chair, and & committee, consisting of Messrs. M. C. Bennett, W. Clark, Hienry Shoemaker, T. 0. Chamberlain and Kichard Milligan, ‘was appointed to drat resolutions, © expressing the conf dence of the congregration in thelr pasto? and ouncing the recent attack upon him, The committee reported resolutions setting forth that on July ‘4 Ineeting Was h@d at Manassas which took action extremely unjust to the Presbyterian Church and subversive of the rights of its members; that the church renews her expression of confidence in the character and ability of Rev, Francis M. Todd, and that 1ts mem- bers decline to de influenced by private whisper- ‘gs OF ex parte ailldavits against him; that they sill believe the pastor innocent until proven guilty (by a {alr tral and calling upon the civil authorities to give the eburch and its pastor the rovection of the Law. Mr. Isaac P. Baltwin, though not_a member of ne church, asked permission to say a word, and, (a a brier speech, he presented Mr. Todd with an envelope contaluiug about $200, a sum that had been made up by a few friends ‘to retmburse the pastor for the outlay the “persecution” had Saused him. ‘Mr. Todd was granted bis usual summer vaca- ton, and the meeting adjourned. er Slausht, of the Nokesviile church, wrote that that congregation Would follow the action of Tae Manassas church. A Good Word for Ca To the Editor of Tag Evextxe Stam: Word seems to have been passed along the line ch foto” the administration of our water department. I never saw Capt. Symons to my knowirdge, and would not know him should I meet him face to face. Idd’know, however, that since he assumed control of the matter those of us who ane om Capitol Hill are able to obtain water In our bath rooms, and Inestimable Diessing which we did no enjoy When he took hold. of the matter. {, tue Supply is improved In all sections@ on high grounds in the northwest section as well son the hil We all know that complaints of in- suflictent Water supply were constant and loud and deep, and that they have ceased, Is it not surpris- ing that this bas been brought about with the meals at band, notwithstandieg the number of Water users has been Vastly Increased? It must be manifest to every one that this has plished by a persistent and syst effort Which involved inuch labor, and also considerable expense which should be clicerfully borne by those who are thereby matertally benefitted. It 1s said that “we never miss the water Ull the weil runs dry,” and if our supply on the bigh grounds were sudieniy cut down to the potnt where ft was when Capt. S¥mons took holdof the matver, I am sure we would aWaken to a realizing sense Of what he as accomplished. His successful efforts are at vast appreciated by ¥ Ropegnres Rurontep.—Win. McShea, 918 Virginia ie southwest, reports that his watch valued St $5, was stolen yesterday from his vest pocket In the Duilding corner of 17th and I streets north- West. Jane Pryor reports that a silver wateh and @ poeket-book containing 7 cents was stolen yes terday from ler room at the Tremont House. Mitchell J. Jackson reports that §20 was stolen Yesterday from a trunk in his room at 220 B street horthwest, DENIED THaT Was Pot Symons, a His Bax Was Ore oN SUNDAY, BUT FIveD $20.—Officer Sutton testified In the Court today that he walked through the hall of Nicholas Thtel’s bar-room on Sunday, the 17th of July last, and saw Thiel and three other meu sitting at a'table playing cards, with empty glasses ou a table behind thems. ‘Thiel dented that iis bar Was open, claiming that he rented rooms, and Was sitting With his friends in a small room, wk Of bis Dar, When “the officer pushed the doot pen, Which he had no right todo.” ‘These gentie- sien Foomed at his house. He admitted being ar rested about eighteen months ago, and that he 1 elted collateral, as he did not want to go to the fart about it, Mr. Smith, the attorney, asked for 2 suspension of judgment.’ The judge imposed a tine of $20 with thirty daysindeiault. Mr. Smith ted an appeal, a es ‘Tum Jcvce Dectivep rue Ixvsrariox.—When Peek Adams, colored, took the stand tn the Police Court to-day’ to testify in his own bebalt about his horse, Which it was charged he treated with cruelty, he became indignant in his protests, and finally Fequested his honor to come out in front of the court to look at the which invitation the Judge declined. “Mr. Key said that there were five bad sores on the horse, and that they bad beea coated With some substance so that they were Bow concealed. Adams was flued $i — A New Mutrary Company.—at a cial 's Hall, op 10th street, last evening, steps Were taken to organize a new’ military coulpany. Mr. W. S. Kiciaroth presided, a cominittee was ‘appoluted to advise with Gen. Ordway. The fol- owing enrvlied their names as members: W. S. Kiemroth, H. Topham, H. Atchison, M. Brennan, at ¥ coveridy, Waller Maddon, [Thompson P, Cro” z Fa, We Wilet, Irving Browas oti ody, S La Merrill, ‘Wilcox, Deen accom. | an INDIGNANT WATER TAKERS, ‘Their Severe Denunciation of the Dis- trict Commissioners, THE COMMISSIONERS’ REPORT ON THE WATER A0- COUNTS CHARACTERIZED AS 4 TISSUE OF FALSE HOOD AND PREVARICATION—AN AUDITING OF THE ACCOUNTS BY A U. 8. TREASURY ACCOUNTANT URGED REQUESTING THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO COURT MARTIAL CQL. LUDLOW. An adjourned meeting of the protesting water- takers of the city was held at the Grand Army Hall last night. There were about fifty persons Present. When Mr. John A. Hayward, the presi- dent, called the meeting to order, he said that the ‘reasurer was in attendance for the purpose of recetving the names and fees of those who wish to unite in legal action against the collection of Water rents and the water-main assessments, ‘The secretary, Van Buren Hillyard, stated that in reply toa note from Col. Lamont, tne private sec- retary of the President, suggesting a written com- munication to the latter instead of a personal in- terview, the committee appointed for that purpose had sent to the President a copy of the resolutions adopted at the last meeting calling for the re- moval of the District Commissioners. He said that they had as yet received no response. ‘The president of the meeting said that he had added Judge Willard to the law commitive and that committee Was now ready to receive coln- plaints of water takers aud to advise whether there could be a test case made in the courts, He Said that In the opinion of the committee there were two classes of cases wherein the Commis- sipuers have USURFED THEIR AUTHORITY AND DISOBEYED THE LAW. In the first class they have changed the corpora- tion laws of the city of Washington, enacted under the authority of the act of Congress of March 3, 1859, The Commissioners, succeeding to tue powers of the old assembly, iad the author- ity, and have now the authority, vo increase or Trates. But thé present Com- gone further, and have altered the law. The law of Congress gave them no authority to amend a law, nor have they author- It iter a law. The law says, “For each al front foot,” so much. The Com sioners aller or amend the law by saying, each additions ‘or front toot, or fractional part thereof,” so n Here 13 d complete usurpation ot authority, ‘The Commissioners have made nother amendment to the law. ‘The law reads, For each additional story,” so much, The Com- missioners say, “For each Additional story, or part Uereof,” so much. The Commissioners lve also failed to apportion the rates according to the character, size, and value of the property. The law giveS ‘them ten modes by which they can apportion the rates, but they have made them uniform, so that the frame house, the brick house, the cheap house, and the expensive house are all assessed at the same rate, The president said that he noticed in the hall Mr. W. C. Dodge, who had taken a great deal of interest in the water question, and he would, therefore, eall upon him for some’ remarks, Mr. Dodge said that he had prepared some time ago a statement showing the INCONSISTENCIES OF THE ENGINEER OFFICERS. He had asserted in the spring that there was to be an inerease in the water rates trom 12 to 15 per cent. Capt. Symons had, in a published inter- ¥iew, stated that the reason for this Increase in the Fates was that there was a deficiency of $68,000. This, Capt. Symons claimed, had been brought about by the appropriation of Congress, and as the money obtained from the water rates did not reach the necessury figure there was left a deficiency which bad to be imade up by an Increase in the rates. ‘Then Col. Ludlow, in a published in- twrview, denied that there was any increase in the Water rates and in the water-main tax. No one had claimed the latter. He suid that there had only been a readjustment of the rates, which Would yield eight or ten thousand dollars more each year. Mr, Dodge characterized this as A WILFUL AND DELIBERATE DECEPTION. He then read a statement trom a member of the House appropriation committee to the effect that he had no idea that there was any increase tn the Water rates contemplated. After the Commissioners had procured this additional appropriation from Congress, Mr. Dodge sald, then they claim that Congress compelled them to inerease the rates, ‘The change tu the plaus for the increased water supply toa tunnel aqueduct was done entirely by the engineers without the consent of Congress, and this had largely increased the expense as well as the burden upon the city. FROM $5.50 TO $19.50. Mr. Geo. Wagner sald that his water rent haa Deen tnereased from $5.50 to $19.50, and when he protested against it Commissioner Webb informed hum that they had the authority to make changes in the rates. Mr. J. H. Smith sald that there was no city in the country ruled with such tyrannical power as this city. “The Commisstoners, n their increase in the Water rents and in thefr new police regu lations, Lad expressed a power as despotic as that Of the ‘czar of Russia. They had iniringed uy tue rights of the people and yet only a handful of People met together to protest against it, ‘hen in Many Cities there Was a growing agita- ton for free water for the people, here was wit hessed the astounding spectacle of an increase in the rates of 100 per cent and more. Instead of op- Pressing the people, the Commissioners shoud Protect them tn their rigiits, and tastead of making ew regulations, they should enforce the laws ai- | ready made. For Instance, the law In regard to the Sale of Mquor to minors, which Was so fre- quently violated. Either the Commissioners | should show more regard for the people, or else they shouid be made to step down and out. MB. CRANE DENOUNCES CAPT. SYMONS" STATEM! “4 FRAUDULENT AND LYING DOCUMENT. Mr. J. H. Crane sald that he supposed It was ex- pected that some reference should be made to the Statement Just issued by the District Commisston- ers He thought that there were two objects in bringing it out at this time. One was to demoral- ize Unis ‘movement, and the second was to have the figures telegraphed all over the country to Show that this meeting did not know What it was about, and that the “charges made against the admiuistration of the water department were groundiess. He had not had the opportunity to examine the statement carefully, but he had seen enough of it to convince himself that it was the most fraudulent and lying document ever put be- fore @ cominunity. It 1s astonishing that the Commissioners Would be willing to place Themselves on record ‘in ‘this “way. Peay ing one refuge of falsehood they put them. selves in a” worse condition than before. Now, look at the figures given in the tables, he said.’ Duriag the year 1881 Capt. Symons states that there was $5,647.30 expended in laying water mains. Now, in iuy figures, which were Obtained from the repdrt of the Commissioners to Congress in reply to the resolution of inquiry, the amount expended 15 stated to ve $52,773.34. Now, the question 1s what was done with this balance ‘if it Was not expended in laying watermains? As further shown by the figures already published, Mr. Crane sald that there was a deflctency of $212,615.42 between the amount collected and the amount expended by the water department for the Six years from 1880 to 1886. ‘This was not ac- counted for in the statement prepared by the Com- missioners, and he, for one, would like to know What had been done with the money. ‘There were other points, Mr. Crane said, he could bring out if he had sme to go over the statement. Mk. CRANE SAYS HE WAS NOT DISMISSED PROM THE DISTRICT SERVICE, Mr. Crane then sald in regard to a statement Published as coming from Col, Ludlow, that he (Mr. Crane) had been dismissed from the water oftice for the good of the service, that he was not disuitssed, Dut, together with the water board and the mayor of the city, he was legislated out of oftice, and before he left his accounts were audited and found correct. He referred to what he termed. abitot unwritten history, and said that duri the Tweed rule in New York city an effort wag, ST As. made to have introduced into tits city a wi iever with the View of aldiug the subssquent ter THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. ‘The Mode of Issuing sion to be ing of the Trustees. At the August meeting of the school board last night an application for a teachership was re- ceived from 0. A. Johngon; a letter to the District Commissioners from Mary I. Stroud, secretary of the board of trustees in charge of the Miner fund, protesting against the action of the school board, ‘m refusing to pay additional rent for the rooms vacated by the Miner school, and made available for public school uses, was referred to Prof. Greg- ory. The communication also asked that the bullding be put in good repair, according to the terms of the lease, and that the use of bituminous coal, which injured the building, be discontinued. Mr. Rosa, who, ‘Tickets of Admis- juired Imto—Khe Meect- in the absence of Mr. occupied the evair, presented a resolution “chat s special commivtee, be appointed to consider and report whether it will be feasible and expedient to have tickets of admission issued to pupils at the Inning of the next school session at every School building in the District; and also to con~ sider and report upon the propriety of Mmiting new admissions to the ‘schools to pupils residing ‘Within certain defined limits adjacent buildings.” Mr. Ross said he had read a very well considered communication in Tae Stax, complaining of the annoyance arising that tickets shoul ing from thé rule that provided be issued from only one butld~ In each division, and it seemed to him to have soine foundation in’ fact. As he Uckets were issued at certain hours only. understood it, Per- Sons in the Departments, who had to be at their Oflices at certain hours, mnight tind this a hardshy Me thought tt was a matter to be considered. Yo the other matter, he thought 1t would do no harm to consider the question of the territory from which each school should draw its members, With the view to giving those adjacent to thé School the frst chance. ‘Mr. Johnson said that in the colored schools be- fore the consolidation pupils were admitted with- ‘out tickets and there was no difficulty. ‘The resolution was pointed Messne Clark, Witmer ad sounson as committee. Subsequently and the chair sp- ‘Mr. Clark withdrew from the committee, and, on his motion, Mr. ‘was placed uy Jas. H. Hu Dit, ‘was, appot inted teacher of manual training in the eighth school division. =< ‘THE SARATOGA MONUMENT. —The Saratoga Monu- ment Association have passed a resolution asking Congress to appropriate $25,000 for the completion of the monument. A committee, consisting of John H. Starin, Warner Miller, S. 8. Cox, Jas. A. Marvin, Edward Wemple, and George ‘William: ‘Curtis Was appointed on this subject. ‘The dedi. cation committee was authorized to invite the President, Cabinet, monies. ‘che di autumn of 1888, and other guests to the cere- ication will take place in the ————+e+—____ ‘Wrxwers at Yesrerpay’s Racks.—The winners at Monmouth Park yesterday were Eoltan, Sir Dixon, The Bard, Belvidere, Emery, of Norfolk, Wary, Gonfalon, and Sam AU Sarat Catesby gelding, Emperor ‘Thompson, ant ‘Wheatley. ABSOLUTELY PURE. ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Soup ONLY iN Caxs, RoYAL Baxixe Powps Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. 0024 Situ Orr: CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY Goops AT ACTUAL COST PRICE. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! One thousand yards Crinkled Ginghams (cash value 1239) reduced to 73g. New Style Lawns, 5. French ‘Lawns, finest quality, worth 25, reduced to 15. DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! Immense assortment of Dress Goods in Plaids, ‘Checks, Stripes, and Fancy Styles; cash value 23, re- duced to 15, Remnants of Satines; cash value 225, re- duced to 10. Black Brocade Silk Grenadines: cash value $1, reduced to 50 cents. Fancy Silks; cash value 50, reduced to 37) % Black and colored Albatross, (fuer than nun’s veiling,) wide double width, all pure wool. 37s. Beautiful Lawns, nearly one yard wide; cash value 12%, reduced to 8. Cash Customers who buy $5 or over will receive pair of HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS, worth 81. t _an RRR, TTIT ERE RRR ROR T EO RR sSg RRR Ss, R 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. AND EVERYBODY TELLS THE PRICE. Gaze at the wonderful bill of fare the LONDON AND | LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. has prepared for its patrons and the public at large: 88.00 Buys All-Wool SERGE SUIT, Blue, Brown, Gray, and Salmon color, €6.00 buys = nice Gray-mixed SERGE SUIT. 5.00 buys s good BUSINESS SUIT. $12.50 buy ‘Silk-Face BLACK CORKSCREW SUIT. ‘$4.00 buys one of our SILK ALPACA, PONGEE, and other FANCY COATS and VESTS that were 87.00. 81.00 buys s good pair of WORKING PANTS that will stand the knockabouts of a gymnast. CHILDREN’S and BOYS' SUITS at half price, LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, Laut Raswsasrs. Comer 7th and G sta, nw. 25 PER CENT OFF OF ALL REMNANTS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST 18ST, ‘We shall place on our Center Counters all of the Rem- ‘nants in ourstore, and in addition to the already low troduction of the same meter into w York otty. He Lad opposed it trom the first, and the maye finally vetoed the bUll which Was passed DY Che councils. He believed that he had been instru. mental to Saving this city from this raid from its treasury and also New YOrk city. He then referred ‘xtfavagance of the District Commissioners ing (norees, and sald that there were at '3e3 ROW OW District » District officials, a THE WATER-TAKERS’ PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF . GaNizep. On motion of Mr. Geo. Wagner, the meeting - re. solved itself into an association, to be kno"n as the Water-Takers' Protective Association, » nd that SPS LMS AT a ae ings to be held on ‘third each month, —" RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED, ‘The following resolutions Were ‘troduced and adopted: “Resolved, That we protest 97 ainst the auditing of the accounts of the water department by an accountant selected by the J jstriet. Comuniscion ers being satisfied that stch auditing would be the merest faree in view “uf what has transpired in that office, and more “especially in view of the ee condition of the water department published this day bY the said. Com: Which report We characterize as a tissue Of false” hood and prevaricat¥on frou beginning to end. safersiend That Ve urge the it Lo cause a suitable aécount.nt, who shall be acceptable to the Secretary of ‘the "Treasury, to be detailed to audit the accou’.ts of the water department, be- Alsclose mart trauinteat Condit eae 01 the conduct or that sitlce,” = A resolution was also with a ible cer- stating that whereas Col. Ludlow has tain articles, which were paid out of the public funds, for lis private use, as shown by vouchers Which are givers; therefore, “Resolved, ‘That the Secretary of War be re- juested to convene a court-martial to try the said Col. Ludiew for conduct unbecoming an oflcer and a “Resolved, That the officers of this meeting be Fequested to torwartl to the honorable Secretary & Copy Of these Fesolusions.” ‘Vouchers ret _ - voach (erred toare those for the pur- ments, and also one for & Subscripuse wots ‘EVENING StaR. The meeting then adjourned. until next Tuesday $< evening. PINeY Porxt Horm.—1 Piney Poise wi eee Pardes wishing to visit ge Rg every evening at 5:30 o'clock.—Advt. in MARRIAGE Licenses. — Marriage licenses have been Issued by Che elerk of Qourt to Wim Turner and Lucy Jackson; Jas. Cochrane and Annette 8. Sizer; Horatio prownlng. and Fannie aay Shae GQ ry? iim A. Nelson, all 9 Calvert county, mdz Roere‘Galmore es Carte ‘H. Burgess to Josephine Craven. Washingwa; Jas’ Prices they are now marked, we offer as an extra inducement 25 percent off, which we feel confident will insure their speedy sale. This is an opportunity ‘seldom offered, and buyers should take advantage of it. ONE PRICE. WM. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Act promptly. Don't wait. Our Beautiful Spring and ‘Summer Goods have come, and aregoing rapidly. In these days good old-fash- ton honesty is rare, therefore you willbe ‘Pleased to see how we have combinedold ‘time honesty in quality and price, with styles in Men's and Boy's Pines Han Busan ‘The popular favorite for dressing the hair, restoring the color when grey, and preventing dandruff, It cleanses the scalp, stops the hair falling, and is sure to Please. 50c. apd $1 at druggists, HINDEROORNS. |. | The safest, surest and best cure for Corns. Bunions kc. Stops all pain. Ensures comfort to the feet. Never failstocure, 15centeat druggists. _‘sa5-wkaly ‘RAILROADS. EDUCATIONAL. SUMMER RESORTS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. OK HILL rE, ELL MD.— DARD AT ATLANTIC Conducted Oy tie Brothers of "tka Chetan | GATE BOARD AZ ATLANTIC CITT and Commercin] Courses. MEARS, reentry ave., Atlantic Cits,' oan ‘Modern and swing are rey NJ. aul0-eo3t ‘extra fadies ‘will ah 2 SEs RPO eas I ‘1887. 6 Send | RACE COTTAGE, MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK moet for prospectaa. | GP RACE mountain resort be- Ox» Ororto tween and yo for PORT WINE. ‘aa intr ab, MO BY | SEE Sua G00 010 Per auld.toa a HOME SCHOOL FOR Boys, = —— for oh 5 HE GILSEY, Medicinal U1 tember TS” Baptist the Houpe Uimtted to 30 TADAy | <a pA select ft lly. Dongs, immediately on a a for Circulars to . Dr. C. ELOON, President, “305. 5 Nd. ‘WILEY. Ghotoest of D ‘Clareta, PEN BUSINESS COLLEG] 7TH HOUSE, B: MD. See S aN URES Cue ee | Deer a ae a Foung men and women to ‘them. | from Metropolitan Branch: high, RATED SEASON, perform ‘the active duties of | Scenery fine; bass fishing rai? A. W. BURCHELL, Hite. ‘Thorough instruction given in ‘Writing, ‘\erms $5 per week. J. M. VEIRS, wa ‘is25 FB inSon, Ssgok-beoping ‘Baatnees Reacticg OF Beience of Gitiseaallp, Stznoeraphy and ‘TypeWie SunaBiY opteare Lathan rm or on and after Monday, August 20's wall: Cotpe at 4 Teachers. Tuition fees Regular Business course, day | Nor feesions, one year, $70; payable $10, on entering, an : ice balance {a ‘monthiy installments of $10 each: s'year a scholarship, paid in full on entering, 800; tuition per NN, GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS For @ Good Assortment of ruarter of ton 120, on’ entering. Night FOREST GLEN PARK, MD. ri Sessions~Tuition: 816 f. montha, ‘The most beantiful site on the Metropolitan == Lamps, see 1. H. Hopkins, 904 Pa. ave, ono year Beats are tesigued ‘iu the crater reco | Brace tea kee Dale Boe ee re Bought Out the stock of the book | ticu. Special sdvantages secured by being present at | Washington. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION oP - ue the opening of day or sight sessions, iustrated Gir: | “High Ground. Healthy Location. Pure Wale Sere rate RELY poeta NO. 200 Marne 0 ula sent free on application, of access. First-class in all fts appointmenta, OCO ERR RRE FEE 48S. the new addition vo our caablisnment, we shi NKY C. SPENCER, Principal. ‘Terms moderate. gor ROR EF H (eg out the entire line of books at one-half regu- MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. aud Apply to the Forest Glen Improvement Co. S EE RRE EE Sss, ei tne ce nae eee ne of stand- | > coRaVIAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, SSEANDES T- QEe 1bbd Ware ‘O08 Eee ER Err ss® ard works in poetry, history, fiction, and travels. Bethlehem, Pa. Established 1740 and in success: | Telephone call 773 Office 1006 F st. EER RK J Algo (a ne ling Of illustrated and gift Dooks, | sul operation ever since, Offers a college course or | —2*lePhone THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA Prayer-books, and hymnals This is an opportu: | preparatory instruction at moderate cont" J930'Im HE MANSION, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. nity “ul iuabl at | 5, CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC aT PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Prices wholly unprecedented, Weista building, ginand fms Rrnieentsier | THELARGEST AND Most CONVENIENTLY ‘BOSTON VARIETY Store, Piano, Organ, Voice: Violin. Flute, Cornet be. Clean, Comfortatinr fl Home. cher pe peerage ep peer ge ced ‘705, 707, and 709 Market Space. | advantages. 0. B. BULLARD, Director. je27-21 ly Furnished cud tive treeged. most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. 03, Sure & WaRpwet. 7ATEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR FEL ‘Complete Sanitary: Arenmement: The Millers have not only the most perfect mill. | We have made up Jot of ome | jx courses mith dexrocs Also primary: premerars | Coach toaal tree the Beste tevestod upto te preeesttona tetany romeeniioce Penna coenpare It With oLNers yon ase examine | and buniness departments. 2 sessions open Septen m CHARLES MCGLADE, Proprietor._| UNSURPASEED iy exp taille eondd epee ave Been. a vb . SOAR ALUM Senin ; Ta 8 any mill i‘ v ave certain it will please you and give you satis. | Reve XM JELLY, DOs Prone Now Winker ae, ANDOAB, ALUM, SPRINGS, VA—SIX VA- | that, we would simply state that «lance quantity of ‘tion, AM. JI ‘TorHAM’s MANUFACTORY, 222m 4 ___ 1251 Penna. ave. 1. w. z Drink the “Queen of ” gcse ge Ifyou want to save doctors’ bills. ‘The health of MADAME L. HERITTE-VIARDOT'S Jour entire tamily will be studied by ordering this from the Agency, 1206 D street northwest. ‘7 cents per dozen, 6m. ‘Trunks and harness properly repaired at reasonable prices, TorHiaa’s MANUFACTORY, 4 1231 Penna. ave, n. W. “Royal Glue” mends ‘em.—#oston Varieties $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whiskey, best’ in the world tor the money. ‘Orders by mail, McGgr’s, 9th nearDst. was ‘The best $20 buggy harneys sold _any- where, at TOPHAM'3 MANUFACTORY, 4 1231 Penna. ave. n. w. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1b. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Sc. per quart. SCHOOL, Berlin W. (Germany) Winterfelatstrasse 33. FULL PREPARATION FOR ORATORIO, CONCERT AND OPERA SINGING. ‘The PREPARATORY Class embraces: TONE BUILDING, SOLFEGGIO, AND GENERAL MUSICAL EDUCATION (Theoretical and practical.) ‘The ADVANCED class will include SOLO singing. PART and CHORUS singing, and ACTING. PROSPECTUS FREE i THE SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS 1ST OF OCTOBER, au: for Young Ladies, Winchester, Va. Best in every departmen: 1 and competent instructors, Nineteenth year opens.septem- ‘Apply tor catalogue to, MISS M. E. BILLINGS, au3-2awl0t Principal NAH MORE ACADEMY FOR GIRLS.— Careful training, thorough instruccion, and the in fluences of a quiet Christian home in a healthy neigh- ‘bornood, "REV. ARTHUR J, RICH, A.M. M.D. Reisterstown, Ma. Sruz More Banca Trorzs. ay 80-sew-im ., SCHEEL, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN oJ si Sine parleuae attention fo Gopinucts as those, ied for perforin: Gre geteachera, Terms moderate, “734 12th snow. Sy27-skwiime ON BARGAIN TABLE No. 1 Are Men's Cassimere and Cheviot Suits which we nold at $9, $10, $12, $13.50, and $15. ‘They willall besold. this week for $6.50. TY. ON BARGAIN TABLE No. 2 BALTIMORE. Are Seersucker Coats and Vests, which sold readily at TWELFTH ACADEMIC YEAR $1.50 and 1.75 Will goat 81.25. BEGINS OCT. 1, 1887. ON BARGAIN TABLE NO. 3 Are guits for Boys from 5 to 13, which sold at $3.75, $4.50, $5.00, and $6.00. Will be closed out now at Examinations for admission to the College classes Tune 8 and October 3. Programs of the instruction offered to Graduate, Undergraduate and Special Students will be sent on ? application. myl4-skw-6m $2.50. ON BARGAIN TABLE No. 4 DGEWORTH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL — 5 FOR GIRLS, Are suits for Boys 5 to 13, which sold at $7, 88, ¢9 | 12: West Franklin st., Baltimore, Md. Mrs. H. P. LE- FEBVRE, Principal,” This, Schgol ill re-open ‘on and $10. Will be closed out at $4.50. THURSDAY, the 2d of SEPTEMBER. The course of White Vests from 75c. up. instruction embraces all the studies included ina ‘Immense line of Pants from $1.50 up, thorough English Education, and the French and Ger- quan lanyruages are practically taught, 1 p[AUPEN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, ag Evticorr Crry, Mp. Boys! Alpaca Coats, 50 cts. ‘Sixth Session opens 15th Sept. For catalogues ad- CHAPMAN MAUPIN, M. A, Principal, Immense line of Mohair, Alpaca, Drap @Ete Coats | “™°M CHAPAL emma ne ‘and Vests at less than cost of manufacture. Fever FEMALE. INSTITUTE, Norfolk Jackets reduced from $6 to 82 "ARRENTON, V. Opens its 27th annual session Sept. 14, 1887. Bit. uated in the Piedmont region of Virginia, unsurpasse forits beauty, fertility and healthfulness. Only 5 miles from Washington, ‘The grounds, ten acres in are tastefully laid out. ‘The bufiding is one of the finest ‘school edifices in the State. A tull corps of teachers. ‘Terms reasonable, and made known on application. tal *ayio BUTLER, A. M, Principal. pesset (N.Y) MILITARY ACADEMY. COR. TENTH AND F STS. Send for catalogue, 60 pages. _ J¢6-00.39 VOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND, COLLEGIATE tute for Young Ladies and Preparatory School ior Little Gel "EIDE BG. thteo miles fot Balti 01 Gotiducted by the’ Blstera, of Nowe Lousiana state rorreny, Beud'for Catalowtes 's720-m,w kez . Or G |ALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG ot Gt GES . Proparss for any Collage CAPITAL PRIZE $150,000. Syelmwatis” PROR TS. TAR, A-Mxy Principal v CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, EW ENGLAND N poston: Mags tHe LAUGHS ‘and BEST « EQUIPPED the WORLD—100 Instructors, 2,186 ments dir he ora nage auperetae the arrange, | Scents lant year. Thorough Instruction in Vocal and Instrumental Music, Pano and Organ Tuning, Fine Arts, Oratory, Literature, French, German and Ttalian Languages, Enyiish Branches,Gyumnastics.etc, Tuition, 3 to $25; bourd aud room with Steam Heat and Elec: 3 Fall Term begins Sthia lendar, with full formation, uddress E. TOURJEE, Dir., Frauklin Sq. Boston, Mass, Jell-skw2m ICKINSON COLLEGE, CARLISLE, Pa, FALL The Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in person ‘manage and control the Drawings themselves, and that aameare conducted with honesty, fairness, and in ‘good faith toward all parties, and we tuithorize the Com- ‘Dany to use this certiicate with fac-similes of our signa- (ures attached, tn its advertisements.” tern, opens September 15. 3 four-year courses: Cli the Latin Sclentific, and the ‘Modern Peteuage. - Eaciities iy all respects iiuproved: ew Language. buildinys, enlarced faculty. increased, Tesources, well- equipped zymuasiuun. Tuition, by acholaralip, 80.25 Sear: tocous of ministers, tree,” Gost of Livia ex- ceptioually cheap. The Preparatory School, with new fi excellent sccommoaationn ain at thorouh and expeditious preparation for co oF OF carer information, address J. A. McCAULEY, Jy21-49t President, Commissioners, Tietios 1 ineral waters, lange law’ el Hon 2,300 feet. Fi ? 20-94 SRE RU SM ger elt an ee 2k Py Fa BAVEN HOTEL “HAVEN, MD. EX. tensive erounds, muctificent shade, large, Toons, bathing, fishing, boat it juoderate* liberal rator £6 faunlien; we eine No intoxicating liquor. y FAGTEL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ Hy ea. ‘Oven all the year. War ven water butts, drguic el ‘Open Iawn fronting ‘he, 'BORTON & MARS Pe 5 REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE. Season 1887 opens JUNE 15. Penpsyl- Led ‘Yania Railroad access direct to the Hotel. ‘Trains leay Washington tor Kebovoth Beach, Delaware, at 12 Rog. Change at Baltimore snd arrive st Rehobutl GTO ROR: Gitculars at Star oftice. Address WALT! BURTON, Manager for Bright House Go. Jel3-61t* Cees MOUNTAINS, 1 8. LAKE GEORGE, ‘ADIRONDACKS. On and aftar SUNDAY, June 26, express trains. on West Shore Railroad will run Daily, except Sunday to and from the Jersey City Station of the Penns} Yania Railroad, making close connections with fast trains to and from Washington, CATSKILL | MOUNTAIN EXPRESS. Leave Jersey City Station at 8:50 rive Hotel Rasterskill, via Kingston m.: Grand Hotel, 1:43 ‘pm; Phoenicia, 12-56 Mount House Station, 1:25 p.m. ; Palenville, 1:30 p.m Drawing-toon bity'io Grand Hotel. Bea: jotel Kaatersiill and Moun- ri 1 36 p.au.: Mt. House Station, Jenville, 4:20 p.m. Arrive Saratoza 5°50 p.m; well, Lake Georve. 8:10 (p.m. _ Drawing-rooni Cars Philadelphia to Grand Hotel Station and to Phenicis (for Hotel Kaaterskiil aud. Mountain House), and New York to Sarat SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. SPECIAL— eave Washingion9-00a.m. Arrive Hotel Kaater- 9:13 pan.; Grand Hotel, 8:45 p. skill, via Kingston, m.; Phoenicia, 7-81 p.n.; Mt House Station, 8:00. p- m.; Paleuvillé, 8:05 pn.” Arrive. Saratoga 9: 10 p.m few York to Grand Hotel Station IS Drawing-room Cars S and to Pheenicis (for Hotel Kaaterskill and Mountain House), and Washington to Saratoca. Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad offices and connect in the Jersey City Station for all northern Tesorts by West Bhore Kailvoad. Baygave checked through. ¢. E, LAMBERT, Je27-3m_General Passenger Agent, New York, CORBS SEAND, IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN UNDER A’ NEW MANAGEME! Having taken control of the hotel property at this famous resort,and havinys made many improvements, imcliding ‘the entire refur- nishing of the’hotel,T would respectfully. a0} tronage of its old admirers aud the thing facllities are uns! and fin Dunting are afforded. Rates reduced to $2.50 per permonth. “Can be ‘Accotack on Mon by NY, PN. 27a achict the public. The e fishing and day, $12 per week, 340 reached from Norfalk by steater Wednesday, and Friday, or daily oR Re Wor further particulary ogo COBB. \1HE LAKE VIEW HOTEL IS SITUATED IN THE village of Watkins, N. adjoining the famous Watkins Glen. Ti is $00 feet above 8: and overlooks Sencea Lake. G Telephone and Telegraph Connections in the House. Newly'and elegantly furnished throughout, bas ail modern improvements, Bowling Alley, billiards, Cro- Guet, Lawn ‘Tennis, Hammocks. Swings, Musie-®e.; Also prletors of the N Harbor, Fi jot (Oe ON SPRINGS, PENN. MAIN LINE PENNA. RATLROAD. Leo On top of Allegheny Mountains THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE ‘Wil open JUNE.25._ Parlor and sleeping cars from all Pointe East and West, For cireulars, &e., address. WM. R! DUNHAM, Superintendent, Cresson, Pa, 38 AND MINERAL, AT NORTH MOUNTAINS: ‘OF VIRGINIA. NO BAR, A safe, delizitfui summer home for taut ies. Accommodations {or 300. For pamphlets zivine all information, apply to A-S. Prat building, F street n. w., orat the office of the Evening Star, very reasonable. New fast train, with Parlor car, leaves Washington 10:10 a m., by Metro Politan Braneh B. & 0. ound-trip tickets, ood. nul October 31, 8.50 froin Washington 5 = summer's rest and % scams enjoyment re erestand enjoy ineatRS, JOHN A LOGAN. 270.7 “Tada most detilital 30st La no.” ARLAND- + * © “The handsome service of your. bountiful {able formsa marked contrast to, thal which charse- rizes sumer resorts in keneral.”* * ae senen MAT, W. GWEN. * * * “I know of no place|where families orinva- lids can derive an much health ‘abd enjoyment us they “ny: n Spee DR. ROBERT REYBURN._ ry 5 OSE INSTITUTE, HYATTSVILLE, MD— Mite jtforgitis wil borin ou WEDNESDAT Sept c rails will begin ob 21 is87._ For circulate address the Misses LEWIN, Hyaitevilie, Ma, 4y19-1m* * TWVASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY ‘Witstremoved trom Capitol Hill to G31 F stn. rooms7, 8 and9. 0c18-10m" 5 "8 COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.—EIGHT S Tcpettments and Four Courses of Study. Binders Permitted to board in clubs if desired. ‘Terms ve Inoderate, Preparatory School attached, "Special a tention given to Atting boys to. euter college, univer sity, oF the military : t beautifol and healthful. For Gaislogues address: Principal THOMAS FELL, A. M. ay16-20 J,PREDERICK (MD.) FEMALE SEMINARY. THE term Will commence Wednesday, Sept. 7, ast Various courses of study. Competent instruc: “d Prizes drawn in The Loutstana State de presented at our counters, We, the underst, Banks and Bankers will all Tre Loteries whleh may CARL, Pres. Union National Bank. KOHN, UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED tion, Te ‘For cata LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Fae eee URNELE, Aa rep el: ST. JOSEPHS COLLEGE. Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by, the slature for Educational and Charitable purpotes Ware sa OOOO Genet eens tata Mics yurse of studies: Classical and Commercial Terms: Boarders per aeasion of five months, $100. of 550,000 has since been added. y its according to le. Studies aks Aare Rixelon MOSDay, SEPTEMBER 1887. mundouyart of the pressat State Constltetig noted | Alareae ae eee December 24, A.D. 1879. ¢ Baltimore Counts, Ma. d for a Catalogue. y9-3m The only Lotter: voted on and #1 by the only Lottery ever and indorsed by VALNUT ST. BOARDING SCHOOL never scales or postpones. Jadies and little girls re- SEPTEMBER ze GP oa Sih year. i meg TBAURMANR, Fr incipal. Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place | 4301 Walnut st., Philadelphia, Pa. Send for circulars. monthly, and the Semi-Annual Drawings ay | _ 33 every six mouths (June and December). A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR- TUNE. NINTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS L IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1887—208th Monthly ‘NTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE. SRE a Re sane Rare eh pla egress i it guar d. Forcatalogues address Rev.WM. C. Pi J. __3y6-2mo ANI 90L_ FOI (RLS, SANDY 5 CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. aes Oe igomery County, Mi 36 moe a orth 59 Notice—Tickets ary Ten Donen. ‘Halves, 85. ey government, health care 3 aie Hed ae ee fnpor cinalury sddrass LIST OF PRIZES. G{HALLOWELL. A M. (Yale) sy1-3m ELWXN HALL, READING, PA SIX HOURS 1CAPITALPRIZEOF 81; 000 from Washington. (A school ‘of the highest order AI GRAND PRIZE OF ,000 | for boys. Military system. Every modern appliance JGRAND PRIZE OF ‘000 | for study and recreation, Steam, gua, ‘hot and cold GLANCE Paizis OF 000 | College or buniiea, Boys of auy age, Received. Send Phines OF 090 | foreaialumue. LOT G- BISHOP, Headmaster, dyin x “ 0099 BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Fi ad i 723 14TH 8T.N. W. OPEN ALL SUMMER, APPROXIMATION PRIZES, apractical knowledge of FRENCH, GERMAN, AND ximation . SPANISH acquired in ONE or TWO TERMS. 8 if pd “2 08 Reduced fees for summer, free trial lessons. = 1,000 Terminal “ be — 000 | WT ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, C.K. 2,170 Prizes, amounting to... $535,000 ES eed Application for rates to clube made only to | The slnidard Bogtvent loge ts Amerie Lebo ae mae Departments, Day, and Evcuiny See For tion write clearly, giving full | sons. Prof. 0. Ko URNEB M.A. C. banca ae sarees, EOSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders, or | teen Years oF LEW0D erpieaice jew Yor! . ‘mucoessful Tepes ‘Express expense) addressed Service Please ‘Calf"or send for Gir ae * ow’ TESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF _— P'stady to ad content prepares forcollegn Address Registered Letters to SOB PRE INSTTTOTA ww: cor Stabs K ste, nw. NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANE ==> PROFESSIONAL. REMEMBER that the: ‘of Generals Bosure- SSS = gandend kany, who aro chatge of the drawings le aye eee iu Es £ ee of anole fame tnd integrity cunt rcentgeach. 408 L street, ‘‘thand ghee feo Geglecacged ns were sta GUARANTEED BY FOUR RATIONAL DANES oth See es ‘schemes, $ antipier Cours thetetore: Heavens 3° Heeangvanrens- Fon Ger Tx Besr. i tars “THE CONCORD HARNESS” BABY DOLCHEN, pemapraamae “THE OONCORD HARNESS” BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, A Full Stock of all kinds kept constantly on hand. REDUCED BELOW COST. Beware of Imitations. ‘Be Sure of Name and Number. Meir eae LUTZ & BRO, 497 Pawns. Avexvn, a pees! : Adjoining National Hotel, Pisani aie tereatreriew | Coonme Br Gus H.D. Bu, .- A fall Hine of ; IMPORTER AND TAILOR, . GAS COOKING STOVES | ae ere rena kangalardrets ws NEW 00D On hand and for sale ‘Mz. BABE personally: ARES mbit SSS cn. mh31 WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. 66 4 CME,” OCEAN END, KENTUCKY » Atiantic City, N. J. P. O. Box ud HS G. W. SLODDALD, formerly of the Engleside, an JeT-sun sBITT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. J., OP-; ite New Columbia; newly furnished ; rp improvements: full ocean view; near. cold seawater baths, 8. W. GOLT. m: Jf ONTEREY HOTEL—BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT P.O. FRANKLIN COUNTY, PA. G7 miles northwest of Baltimore, 2% ours, font ‘For late of Dela: 1,500 feet elevation myo-4m ¥ LS =n OPENED JUNE OTE. ‘i néry and pure air 3 address Wat W> POWER Manager ete. lerbee & Co.'s, 1015 Y.New Windsor, Loge HOUSE, HARPER'S FERR) ‘Ya. (35 miles from Washington). seit elevation, among’ the mountains. free frou fa and mi ._ Spring beds. Hive min Mtos drive from B.and-O. depot: Board second to none, By Per week: children, years bal! price, nyt MUS.S. E LOVETI. Prope, NTINENTAI Core ave! Between vermontana Rode Island aves. Full ocean view.” P.O. Box 44 my6 3-H. HUGILL dateot Gilseyy- ‘TLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD, ls now open for the season of 1887. rs at this office. nye SOHN TRACY, Pron. my 28 AC’ ‘ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Je Beenvaive pamphlets af Star ose Murs House, Milburn's, 1429 Pa. ave., aud Springs. Jordan Springs #0, Va EC J May liam YLVANIA, s icals soon as issued. ‘Subscription by the day, mouth or year at reasonable Fates. 4y2o53m. WEW BOoKs— FThe Kecent Bast, From © Southem Standpoint Bishop Wilme: femortals of Win. E. Dodge. “The Book Lovers’ Euchinidion® ‘Tho Solace and Couspanionahipof Books. By’ ‘A'bew anlerican edition. qaonway shina and favel 1a Norway. Ourselves and Our Moulton, ‘Novels for Summer Reading. Tennis and Croquet WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 Seventh street nw. zhts on the fex. Ireland. 321. FOR SUMMER ee Good Croquet Sets, from ‘and Envelopes, oni te finest to ches 418 9 st ow LADIES’ GOODS. KAR TH ST. N.W., HAS REMOVED oe odgu ith st her” Consetsimede tooracr, ‘Apertect sell Mosnoce Busca Being desirous of closing out our stock of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MILLINERY, while there is still a demand for it, we offer our Entire Stock at greatly reduced prices, MES M. J. HU 1300 F street n.w. SHADE HATS for watering places s specialty. 1716 LADRS SEAL GARMENTS, ALTERED, DYED E Sons, the Sin | article for the xeuuine, ‘Be sure and see to it tha “CERES, And have the imprint of this maguiticent Fiour is shipped annually to Europ and eaten at we principal courts of the old world, HOWEVER, Like everything else that has gained renown, some Person oF persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation it has attained by imitating the Name aud Brand, andattempting thereby to pal olf an inierior THEREFORE, {ther sacks or barrels read. TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. wim. sys ‘Wholesale Flour: GALT & CO, and Grain Dealers. t Coffee moduced. i all us tried a ‘GENUIN AX EL E MAN fem ba marvelous proportions. pouly r. That of offering Coffee ni | tone, exquisite situiny quality. a aud-lm BANDEKS & STA’ Te Ester Uren is destined to win the great years by the ESTEY O1.GAN. aut-1m KK NNN A KK ua 2 AA KK. NNN AA KE NNN AAA KK NNN AA P TANOS. UNEQUALLED 1X TON Pp it makes, we. beautiful stries of these Celet Close Tooma for the summer. 811 9th stn. w. Kranich, world. Git quali ‘All af lowest prices an nw. 3e1U. Eowanp F.. Droop, 925 PENNSYSVANIA WANN NW INN NW N w. S85 TITT FEE ee x Sss8 T KRE IN NN & Song, Gabler, Decker & Jett x”Cameton and other Muric and Musical Mer monthly payments, Excl Paired. At = aaa: ‘New and Second-hand sn stock at low ‘Telephone. 34° DHELING.- Very fe Chants sell it because of the «mall profit it Still we have found after several years of constant experiment in keeping tt reularly in stock, thu sufficiently increased to more than’ make up | the difference. ur sales of it having already reached ‘This entirely overcomes an Deexer Bros: Praxos, latehlexs in delicacy, sweetness and sympathy of MAN, 934 F stn. fame, and earning the enviable renown enjoyed for nearly Bf3 1217 Main st, Richmond, Va. Will be sold THIS MONTH ONLY AT x LY AT LL. SUMNER Agent, ANDHELING JAVA COFFEE, — YOU WILL | Best world until you have mer- rds. ‘our Sxperienced by others, Treslily roasted, We Pays atnt Wace the Coles ener eae ace livered to the customer. ELPHONZ YOUNGS Co. . _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. nd great durability Prsxo is rapidly SANDERS & STAYMAN, aug-Im 234 F etl mw. Ester Oxcaxs. Nearly 200,000 in use. New Styles, new effects, new ideas. “Ihe new. ES “PHILHARMONIC™ organ fs 8 wonder. Moderate prices and easy terms, SANDERS & STAYMAN, Washington, D.C., ‘Baltimore, Md, TOUCH. WORKMANSHIP D DURABILITY. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A fine assortment of rominen! ENABE & CO., 817 Market Space. JPALET & DAVIS CO\S PIANOS—NEW AND ‘ALLET AVIS. CO.S . BRRG AINS, to = G, L. Wa & Bros. ‘Foo 728 st. Established 1864, 1d Bach now the leading Pianos ofthy y & Evans and Weser Bros., the best ime also Gally's self-playing instruments. Dest installment Denvains for cash. Tumiug and repairing, plan, Special ‘honestly done, AVENUE, Sole Agent for loved, Stored and Shivyed | GEQOND-HAND PI (Ghickering’s from, $200 tos: :: tron from $75 to $275; other makes f ‘easy monthly installments. W. G. METZEROTT & 903 Pa ave.. near thst. Do Nor Prncsase UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. A thoroughly first-class instrume: ‘Over 41,000 now Second-hand Pianos and 0 $150. "Sold on amall mont! nt at a medium price, at prices from $10 " bayuleute. ‘of S-cent Music in the city. Sof OSENRY EBERBAG ante 916 F st. HOUSEFURNISHINGS J.B, Lereneve & Bro, 7 th P. Hat Hiss & Co. ABIG BREAK IN THE PRICE OF WALL PAPER For the next thirty days we will sell all 1be. tor 10c. Ri BNC Papor for Bic. per ‘White Back per piece. All Goc. Paper for 4c. per piece. 10-inch Embossed, Gold Borders, 45c._ Other orders for work prompt Aone QITEPRLCE 7th strect cars pass the dour. per in RO. GUS 7th st, s.w. amy? portion. 61 THE LEONARD DRY ATR CLFANARL¥ RFFRIG- ERATORS, made in hard wood, ELEGANTLY CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL FILLED, aud ZINC-LINED; every part removable for CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES, AIR-TIGHT LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CLRCULATION of DRY COLD ALK sua throughout. VRICES LOWER, THAN ANY. ‘THE MARKET. FRIGEKATOR 1N ‘brvt-class workmanship OTHER GOOD RE- ‘W.. HOEKE, 801 Market Space. ar20, Do Nor Puscusse A Vizoz Stove ‘Russian Days. Sketches of | untilyou have examined ourlarge assortment of the Crown Jewel Stove, the bestin the market, with im- Neighbors, By Louise Chandler | provements not in any other stove. A full line of Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Freezers, &e. ‘The only place where the geuuine Danforth Fluid can ve ov- tained, ‘W. 8. JENES & CO, Ufap21. 717 That. nw. P, HANSON HISS & OO. 815 15thet 2 w. Wali Hapers of ait grades, Friezes and. Ceiling Decorations. Special attention given to Plain and Decorative Painting. ‘Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds of In- terior Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection of ‘our goods ia respectfully solicited. Tue Suzxr Auencax No. 7 (For Foot and Hand Power.) ‘The standard of excellence in ing and Embroidery. ’ ‘mechanism for Bew- THEY ARE NO RISK TO HEALTH. ‘Machines sent on trial free. Telephone 422-2. First-class Machines of all the latest improvements for rent by week or month. ‘-AUERBACK, cor. 7th and Heta, Bole Agency District of Columbia. ‘ext door to Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot. 323 sano otha webster Tus Vex Larsr “KEW HOME SUPERIORITY IN EVERY RESPECT. ‘The acknowledged peer of all Sewing Machines. ‘Ladies, call st our office and examineit, NICE MENT AND Dig WORKS Doe ate syed without eas se = 528 Oth st. nw. ‘Bt Cloud Building. P™P1ONT ae ae, Schedule in effect June Sth. 1887, 8:30 A.M“ baat ‘Tenn. Mail Daily for Warrenton, Qarlourville Chanottamvtiie Lynchbary and Su between Alexandria and Lyachture. Blue Riles Sprmgs, Allesheuy Springe, Bristoy, Knoxville, Roose Galera.” Montgomery and’ New Orleans Pullman Slecer Washington to New Orieaps, 11-24.4°M—"Faet Mall Daily for Warrenton, Char- tosvilie, Gentopmuilie, Stations Chen k Obie Mowe Bchbune, Kocky Mount: Danville and: Stations ‘ae Thbune’and Danville: dreensbore, Malek, Atlanta. Tirraiaghaim. Montcumery. New Qricane Tease sod Califoruta."Pulluat! Siesjer, Now op gph alla” Nicene jenn Bowsenr re and sureveport Sond Ranta. “oes not coumect for rudy to Au tran Cand ©. route pointe #39 P."M—Daly except Runday for Manama Strasburg “and “intermediate ‘Stations. ales wth through coach to Warrenton for Fauguiet White Suk ur Springs. Connects at Riverton with S. VR K “5.30 RM Western Daily for W: 30°F. M— Western ‘Ex , Gordonsville, Chariottervilin, Loulsviile, Cuscrusedl and Summer resorts on ann tear Lite of cies, and Ghee Toll Traine Wash burg, tirimtol. ca and ‘all SSuthwen Paro Memphis withou Tro yeas Daily for Lenchbvane, Danville," Kaieugh. A x Charlotte, Calumbne. Aken, Augusta, Auanta M. lew Orient, Texan and Calttornia. ulin ire Washington nectine linn Parlor Care tuery to Ae Orioatin Vullinan'sioryegs Wasi inejon usta without chanwe.. also Fullness sleeper, “Warhiugton "to Greenbrver ‘Wiats mulanal Niturt, daily event sunday Tratus on Washincton and Ohto ai ineton 912 A. Ma. Daily eae M-Daily;arrive Round fll Tt 3 MM. Keturninu leave Round Hil & Pet Sunday, ‘arrive Wash! Pst . South via. Charlotte, Dap. Olio Route and Ch Dury Local at 9:47 A. 3 General Pamoucer ALTIMORE AND OHTO RAILROAD. chedwe i effect, SUNDAY. JUNE 19m, 1887, until further notice, v a Fest Limited Rxpross tor 1 in Pittsburg at 830 pa XU wore Noextra fare is chinved on this traiutoe For Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis daiiy at 3.1 nd 9:40 p.im,, with thy a ‘inci’ m. is a fast rriving 0: St. Louie 640 p. ‘rain tor fast time. For Pittsburg at 10:55 a.m. and 8.5 y Pittsburg, Cleveland and Detroit, with Parlor uns Cars to Pittsburg. outs on Stenandoat Valley Railroad, betweom ndoah J and Luray inclusive: 3:15 p.m daily except Sunday For Lexington and Local Stations, 10:10.m. daily, excert Sanday or Havre. and Phila daily. on Sundays 630, 7-30, 8:20 and 1.30, 3:30, 4:30, “4:40, 5-30, 64, | if Vine vi: cept Sunday, tor priuciyal. sti Branch, 10:10 daliy; aithersinure us 2 i. mad 1 zo wetiate stations 41 hia, Chester, Wilmington and Havre | Ge Grace 10:45 ain. 30> ph and 0 yom dalige From Havre de Grace. Siugerly and interiuediate aunts mort of alti, 1000 a and 1:50a08 ? ply atthe ‘Pat Qhio Ticket office, Wustington station, 619. iaaveiue, corner 14th street, why oe for baggage W be Checked aiid received ab C.K. LORD, @. PA ‘S, r, Baltimore. ‘Mani PERCY G. SMIS'H, Pass'r Ag't, Washington. Jy HE GREAT | 10, THE NORTH, D SOMTIWR: DOUBLE TRACI PLE oENERY STEEL KAL MAGNIFi CLEMENT. Ls. IN EFFECT Ak 1 vet pe follow mat, Chicago Litnited Express opti ars at M daily: Fase “50M. daily to and st ‘with Sleeping Cars frou Harri snd busier Car to St. Louis daily. foChicao, with: Sleehiue Car Act Western tS HOP M. daily, with Sie Cars W. 0 Chicago and St. Lavin, Express, {0-00 PM dail $38 the West, with through Siceper icao, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RATLROAD. For Ene, Cauandaicua, Rochester, Bully, Siacare, 10:00 P.M. daily, except Saturday, with Palace | _ Cars Washington to Kochester, For Wiliansport, Lock Haven and Ekuira at 9:50 | |. A AL daily, except sunday For New York gna the East. 900,11 -00,an8 [OO UET0 AME 2:00, 4:10, 10-00 and 11-30 BM. | Sunday, "9-00 21240. A.M. 2-00. 416, 10:00 ani 11:20PM. Limited Expires of Pullman Parior FS uy Cars, 0:40 A. ML daily, except Sunday, 4:00 P. M-daily | For Boston without change, 2:00 P.M. every day. For Brooklyn, Nov. ail through trains connect a ersey City with boats of Brooklyn Antex. alforde ing direct transfer to Pulton street. avulding dowbie ferriage across York City For, Philadelphia, 7 26 111.40 A.M, 10,4101, 6-00, 10 M. On sundays i Mee hte 8:09, 10-00 "an ML Litulted Exprass, jr ory M uy and'4:00 P.M. daily. 5, 9 00, W109 9001140 A.M. 11:20 4 6-00, 8:10, 10:00 and 11.22 9:00, 9:03, 9:50, 14 AM. 200, 4:00, 0, 6:06. 8.10: 19:00 and 11:20 PM. For Pope's Creek Line, 7:25 A.M. aud 4:40 P.M daily, recite Sa ‘or Annapolis. 7 ‘daily, “except rr XAND! ERICKSBURG | RAT 12:04 noon, 3:03, 4:25, KE $9,6:01, 6.0) bere e ois 0a,and 10. P.M. daily, except Sunday. leave Alexanaria for Washington, ¢ 9:10, 10:15, 11:07 AM: 1:20, 3.00, 3 7:05, 9:32 and 10-42 P'M., and 12-1 {except Monday). . 110; A. » = -POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. <TEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-ST. WHARF ou Sundays, Tucedayeand Thursdays, at 7 aan, (oF uc Fiver lads ant an Mon Creek ‘ors arf, Suudays down aud Wedueedaye up. Dre = rl Point, Thursdays down aud Moudaye aud ys up. G.T. 30x JOHN McGAMKE Aiteanirlat QTEAME: JOHN W. THOMPSON LEAVES 6rtt sinect whar! every MONDAY, WEDAISDAY aud RUDAY, at 74th. for all Potomas River Lon (ines, ws far as Nomini, Currioman sud Leousrd WEDNESDAYS extends ber trip to Pines Kinsale. “Fare to all landings: First-class, second-class, 25 cents. i J ORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. yw fares. The r, af and fast Steamer LAKE, ‘elegantly, furuinhed, thromghut leaves "th sirect_ whaet every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY af 5:30 pan, storing Bint Sinite toom on mais aoe and checked at 61, rds ces and oa 1301 "Foun. ‘ave, Lloyd's, Exprem Ofices, 3 YOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. he Steamer SUE, Capt. WC, Geoghegan, will 4 SROTOE abeifor el andingen ou the otenane Bs : 3 Jeaving Baltumore Tuesdays Sete ants ee ae tat 266m = FP POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. ves, y LKON AKEFIELD” NEN ION fart on MONDAYS, THURSDATS sae UKDAYS ats am. Kets UBSDAY! RIDA! apd SUNDAY p.n., ine at River eps tg toe SiS ey Ma, eon er nd ORO Fa ag SO C. W. RIDLEY, Manager. wl RGR QibbON and EG RASGHE hove Herat ‘Kiver, 0. ¥., every SA‘ Sabinaion, very 1s até pan. Othe SE Niacin Sra SHURREAS MOSES 2 re Mt eeno ur. VERNON! ¥. W. CORCORAN Fegnen peo clock aus acl West: Lu Fray —————— OC! Fast aol ee 33 nos) oo a.m; Fulda Bat, Aux. 27, 2:30 pe mae basie, Wed. 31, 3 pam. “ ee eee *, OLS Penn. sve suey weet WELLS RE ng ay a aria