Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENIN : LOCAL MENTION. rmencing at 3 p.m. Marriand, and ¥” winds becomin: perature, followed 1 be very much onal room We are elevator and is. During these ything at reduced W. i. Home, 801 Market Space, <ton dressed beef wad 630 Center ALL Stuwex Courrarsts use Dr. Bickweil's i.$1. Hempler's, ave.&434. CITY AN D_ DISTRICT. New Nationa’ Marais’ B:s0! Kresay’s THev Paxoxaxa Bestprse, ATULETIC Pank.—K TaeaTeR.—“Davy Crockett.” vinte Opera and Variety. Battle of Bulf Kua, ler Coaste Condensed Locais. “ jored, Was overcome by the 3 Saturday. He was or, and afterward moved Lt 8 o'clock ivd and eight arunkenness, inber of local newspap Inspected the t have been made in the Bijou y Invitation of Man- t lunch, with ac- the guests on the the natfonal the policy of urchasing bonds at a premium. rvisor of the Baltimore as been transterred to the lv arters eeds him in the P. and Bowie. hose serious fliness was an- uk Stax last week, has considerably Improved. He ts still at the St. Charles Hotel, Bear the Unto t, in Baltimore, The sotre given by Prot. Fabiani tn the parior of the Riggs House Saturday night was well attended and greatly enjoyed. August F. Loose nas, by Mr. T. B. Higgins, filed ae bulin gaiust Constant Ponaet, to d solve the ership and to restra ant from interfering with the busine States tat on Aprit t the partaership was formed | to carry on the > ‘The 8. 4 of the Irish National | ied meeting 1st night 1sup- ent. | tr. in thelr own couat ast Bight and cut ifs lip quite bad- His Wound Wag sewed up at the Emergency oh, ps ling with another ny aud Tecelved a frac- | ne. Hie Was taken to the Emer- | a his injuries attended to, | Isto reet, Saturday accidentally Te i nee Lis skull. the ot ‘The irish-Am somely-engrossed let Guards, of New Have silver pitcher. Jno. C. Wilson (Wilson & Knowles), 702 L street | northwest, re- ality of jewelry uthiers, her fective Mat- he articles were found in j Irom he vaiued at ab colored servant, ¥ Ungly tor the ther her trunk. ‘The funeral of S. Hamilton Brostus, the engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio Ratlroad who was kilied 4n the rallrv at the “¥" on the 17th Inst., took j erday aiternoon in Baitimore. ‘Those wad ¥ during the sum have Tue o them for any I Un often as desired. t@-The Fequistle amount of money must in each case ac company the order — About Carriage ‘To the Editor of ux Evests: Im Thursday’s Stax a correspondent, referring to the mo: lamps on ca thos: on of the rule requiring lighted the city at night, asks what just been compelled at no and expense to have lamps asider: attached to phaetons, buggies, &¢., shalt now . 1 will te ‘you will givemmea few lines of si ‘pose. The Very best. use Yowhten ti juestion can possibly be put— | and a ve i necessary one it 1s, too—ts } to ke d to ehicies and light ‘them Up Whenever driving tn the city or suburbs after dark, no matter What the requirements of the Commissioners” reg Ay OF May not be. ir ot ut Was a judicious ¢ should not have be vate "The rule re lamp at ni; effect, toexemp provision: ‘Was a step in the rig tecting pede: Tiding in carriag from the risks of collision, etc. “Least of all showi it have been set aside in favor of well-t articles of hacks, bn the uncertain ree hood, and to wh Hguted carriage aes to mak collision be ss int It seeins to exist In one case they Im the other. In answer to your cor that “the lamps’ are apply with equal force Useless for no one would think of w quired to do se, © myself, I beg to say d have caused we at Di; keep a car- Mps On It Lo ig before Fla: question, and Fequire tt ¢ & measure of s been purs own. per: ant for the 4 1 trust tuat ai prop- and tage. d carry out wine practic hy objects Im view. ‘The ex- ved are trifling When com- Kes. secur ne substantial ad ConstERari CEMAN STEELE Re: of the sixti fceman Rush t, who while under the ight arrested aud saloon Keeper in East to is equipments and ‘nvclon as a tember of the force. AKS Ute officer sufictently pun- raw the warrant. "The omlcer will hardly be ——— ox Wavcu.—The funeral of Mr. d last Thursday at An- that © then Cem. ed tm pall-bes Ished, and deste Lare Wank Tesident of § Sided in tuis at the cor- et northeast. tusg With hts ‘Corps. His C. Murray, of a U.S. Ma ighter 1s the wife of Mr. Bask Barz nded thetr tour b, by wining ‘rom Boston The seore cond 4 to 3 in_ both games, . team played well aud deserved Tavon'the States tol Park. Yesterday's gam etropolitan, 7; Cleveland, 5. five innings Brooklyn, Suisviite, 8; Baltimore, : ‘apponte Chas. F. Daniels, arttord, Conn, a league wapire. Davis, the third basedian of "the Bultimores, WhO Was sus. pended, has been relnstated A Detiourr cL Day 1s Puosrect.—Of the many resorts open to the pubile by rall_and Water HONS Offer a better day's enjoyment aud more solid and | Substantial instruction than a trip tothe Caverns Of the far-famed Luray. The ride over the “Pie. turesque nore and Ohio,” through the pretty of tne Potomac, passing as it does nbsvoric per's Ferry, with its “Jefferson Rock,” “Old Fort Brown,” ahd other reraintscences ot the late ‘war, fs well worth the trip. From here the excur- sionist 1s carried down through the picturesque ¥alley of the Shenandoah over the Shenandcan Valley Katlroad. To deseribe the many and curl: us attractions of these caverns would be impos. sible, as one Would have to visit them to form any conception of the masterpleces of nature’s handi- Work in shaping these subterranean ssages and i} formations. “The full complement of the limited Uckets for these excursions being sold on each trip Shows tat the eltizens of Washington fully apy ate our jotut endeavors to make this tp sat It really ts a success in every Tespect, andthe Unaniuous verdict of our patrous after their re turn ts highty satisfactory to our efforts, to say the ieast. “Special train of elegant coaches will STABBED ON THE STREET. What Happened to Two Colored Men who Made Fun of a Drunken Man. Saturday night, about 10 o'clock, a colored man named Wm. Pearson, engaged in a fight with another colored man near the corner of 5th and K streets northwest, during which Pearson was stabbed in the side and seriously injured. ‘The po- Uce knew nothing of the affair until sometime after it occurred, and were unable to learn much about the difficulty. ‘The injured man complained tosome person that he had been stabbed. The Weapon was still in the wound. It appears that Pearson had been on the avenue with Geo. Downey, also colored, to see the Light Infantry depart tor Atlanue City, When they returned to thé K street market they saw an intoxicated col- red man leaning against a tamp-post, and began making fun of him. The intoxicated individual Turned the tables by. striking Downey and knock. ing hit down. “He then turned upon Pearson and stabbed him fa the manner stated. When the po- lice learned of the affair several officers started out to look for Pearson's assailant, and Acting Ser- keant Middleton and Officer skidmore arrested Jas. Jackson, Whom they found asleep on a porch in Prather's alley, He was locked up at the sixth preclnet station, and ts beld on suspicion of being ‘earson’s assallant. Pearson's wound, while dan- ferous, 13 not necessarily fatal, and tis morning he appears somewhat better, “Jackson dented the charg ‘THE PRISONER IDENTIFIED BY HIS VICTIM. ‘Yesterday afternoon Officer Skidmore and Act- ing Sergeants Middleton and Falvey went to the hospital with the prisoner and took bim before the wounded man who, as soon as he saw Jackson, said: “That’s the man who Killed me; for God's sake take him out.” ““Are you sure he is the man who stabbed you?” inquired one of the officers. “Yes, he 1s the man,” answered Pearson, “take him away; I cannot fook at him.” Just after the stabbing took place Jackson was removed to Milburn’s drug store, corner of 6th and Massachusetts avenue, where the dirk knife was taken from the wound. te Dlade 1s about 6 ches in length and was buried in his left side. ‘he officers Were informed at the hospital that Pearson's wound was dangerous and would proba- biy prove fatal. JACKSON COMMITTED TO JAIL. ‘To-day In the Police Court Jackson was charged with the assault and was committed to jail to await the result of Pearson’s injuries. THE BOYS aT CAMP BENET. ‘The W. L. I. Corps in Camp—Program for the Week. Correspondence of Tux EvEsrxe Stan. Caur Benet, Atlantic City, August 21. ‘The Washington Light Infantry Corps arrived here this morning at 9 o'clock, after a tedious nighv's travel, and met with a reception such as has rarely been tendered a military company. A committeo of one hundred and fitty eltizens, headed by the mayor, Hon. 8, D. Hoffman, three companies of New Jersey National Guards, and maby Sojourners, representing all sections of the country, met the corps Evidently the people of this city had not forgotten the favorable impres- ston made by the corps last season, Amid the cheers of the multitude, the music of mil: bands, and the roar of agtillery, the boys marchéd 1 Ue camp ground on the 1awn of the United States Hotel, where tie corps was welcomed to Atlantic City by Mayor Holman tn a neat speech, tendered the freedom of the city, which was responded to by Col. Moore in his’usu:l happy style, after which Mr. Simon Wolf, on the part of tue Washington colons, welcomed the corps in an joquent speech, in wiiea the District militia was | kiven due ‘credit for drill, eficiency, and gentle- inunly deportment. ‘To Uais speech Col, Moore also responded, HOISTING THE FLAG. While the band played Banner,” the garrison flag w head and Camp Benet was form: boys, notwithstandi set-to to arran, A mess Striving to outdo Like OLIN their respective tents neat and attractive. Corporal Grant occasioned iueh amusement on train last night by parading through. the cars orated With a false in e and goatee, once i a und placed him under arrest, assuring the corporal that his puntsuinent would be comiiensur.te with bls offense, i Sehuitz Was inarshal of the Washingtonian Citizeny Committee in today’s reception, and While in Hne awatting the Corps, was giving his orders in true military style. "Some wag com- enced to “guy” the gallant marshal, and he ex- posed the whole thing by exclaiming, “I am only repeating What ts told ine U0 Say.” oi. Simon Wolf quickiy responded, “On! You are only repeating; then we might as’ well have liad @ poll parrot as Paul Scuultze,” which sally asioned loud laughter all along the line at Scuultze’s expense. Kev. Dr. Wiils, retired chaplain, U. 8. A.,1s here, as he Was during the last encampuient. ‘The boys are glad to see lulu, as last summer ho was very pleasant and kind,” He bas extended to the corps an invitation to hear bin preach at the First Presbyterian church thisevening, and the colonel, as ustial, piously inclined, urges’ the members to xo tochurch and do penance for last night's fun on the train. THE PROGRAM OF THE WERK. ‘The week promises to be a busy as well as pleas- ant one to the corps. Tuesday evening a grand military ball will be given at the United States Hotel, at which the promenade will be led by Mr. Jou Mehnr, one of Atiantic City’s most popular — and the estimable wife of Capt. Allison Nallor, jr. WedhieSday evening a children’s grand ball will be given, at which Capt, Natlor’s Corps @ Afrique 3 give an exibition drill, evening Une corps will witness a pyro. ay representing the destruction of rWward visiting Shaumtier’s Grand Con- cert Garten, “One of the highest des ever known here occurred last might, Washing away the fine States pavillion, Pornpelt, a THE DEPARTURE FROM WASHINGTON. ‘The Washington Light Infantry battalion left for Atlantic City at 10 o'clock Saturday night. ‘There was a large crowd gathered along the line of march trom the armory and at the depot to see the soldier boys off, aud the usual pyrotechnic display. ‘There were'over 400 persons in the party that boarded the spectal train, A meeting of the members of the Corps remain- Ang at Lome to arrange for a reception to the Corps upon its return on the 29h instant will be held, Maj. Urell, on bebalf of tue Union Veteran Corps, Ist coupany, has tendered bis command to tne stay-ut-lomes of the Washington Light Infantry as an escort Lo the Corps ou their arrival home, At Washington Grove. A LARGE ATTENDANCE AY THE SUNDAY CAMP-MBET- ING SERVICES. Correspondence of Tux EveNixe Stam. WASHINGTON GRovE, August 22. Anice shower fell here Saturday afternoon, but the Sabbath sun arose ina cloudless sky. Quite early the suburban grove began to show signs of lie, aud by nvon the entire woods out-lying the encampment, that have been cleared and made ‘Uve by the committee, were full of vehicles, There were bugytes, coupes, family carriages, scenery W id the big carryalls that brought Although there Was not the usual crush of the Sabbaths of former Years, there were, at least, 4,000 Visitors in cainp yesterday from Montgomery ahd the neighboring counties, besides the several hundreds of city folks Who fot off the train at Gaithersburg and came by to Everybody had a good tyne yesterday. weil looking. Was the proverbial beauty of Marylan women betler represcuted than It Was bere yesterday. Services at the Tabernacle were largely at- tended. ‘There Were services throughout the day, und at each the auditorium was filled to overflow: im with an eager, attentive congregation. ‘The e3 were ecuducted by the evangelist, Rev. A. merman, and others. The singing was the ature of the day. Miss Lizzie Macn{enol, of Washington, was present, and delighted the people with her swcet singing, both in solos and chorus, Instead of the ustial Vesper service o the young people at the canvas chapel a song and consecrae Uon service as held tn the tabernacle, beginning at 7 p.m. Dr. Jas Davis will preach’at fl Ue today. Dr. Alex. Gibson, of Baltimore, will preach in the tabernacle Tuesday morning, and at® p.m. the sacramental service Will be hi Among the visitors in camp yesterday were ‘nil Einory, Kobert Baker, J. Ervin. Cramer, wos. S. Orndorif, Warren Norris, Dr. Norton and sister, Judge ‘Thompson, Mr. and Mra W. H.C. sou, Win. Clagett, Win. H. Carr, A. A. Brad: dock, Hon. David Gritnth, Sherif! Wash. White, Mrs. Jno. Riggs and daughters, Miss Evie Howard, Jack Kigzs and SM. Lyddane. Miss Lizate Mac: hicbol will remaip camp, the guest of Mra Wheeler, on 5th avenue. Miss Lou Darby, of Mar. Unsburg, Is the guest of Mrs. Leonard Chapman’ on ist avenue, ge Cnisr Caxutes Ove THE HONORS—At a Dicy- cling meet in New N. J., Saturday, W. E Crisi, of this city, won the half-mile amateur dash tn 1:1 2-5; the 2"mile amateur handicap in 5:42 and with W. J. Hall, of Brooklyn, the I-mile ama” teur tandem tricyelé mateh in 3:17 2-5, thay aes : He smenar iter @ Would: GuPerke ‘ne ive vi w her husband's death, does A Young BattrMoreaN Accusep oF Rossrxa ‘HIS Cpe afternoon Marshal eer ot Baltimore, telegrap! to Major Moore, of the Met- bt, Ph ah jareeny. Mrs. Jacobson had sold buggy, and, of the pi Pl tunk. On Saturday she was mot sisting her, and, later in the ‘the trunk had been i ain make this trip Wednesday next, August 24, ‘aving Baltimore and Ohio depot 8:30 am. yeturning arrive home at 9:00 p.m, allowing four Tull hours to view the cavern, Kemenber the date, August 24. Purchase your Uckets with reserved Seat in car at Baltumore and —_ te —~ on 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania ave- ue, OF at the depot on the morning of the excur- Sion, “Round-.rip rate, including admission to the caverns, only $450, ~ on pote amt E Tux Inisu National Leacus.—T. M. Healy branch ofthe Irish National last night Fesolutions with eterenes to the action of see League fn Ireland, tue resolutions pledge cooper, ation and support to the Eeople. t ireland and ‘heir representatives in the English parliament in thelr own laws, a Wels ows Soe own beng” 3 ‘The Garbage Man, ‘WHAT HE BAS TOSAY AWOUT COMPLAINTS CONCERN- ING TUE SERVICE. Mr. F.M. Draney, the contractor for the colleo- tion of garbage in the city, stated toa Srar re- Porter to-day in reference to complaints made of delays in the collection of the garbage, that if the househelders would co-operate with him he thought the cause of complaint Would soon be re- Moved. When a complaint is made to the Com- inissioners, he said 1 joes not reach him tor two or ye by telephone or otherwise to his office, street n. w., It would receive attention at ‘When a complaint comes to the office, he card is made out and given to the collector. householder making the complaint receipt this card when the gal so that the contractor may know that the matter has been attended to, Mr. Draney sald that dur- it ing the present season the service has been heavier than in any year the ten years’ since he first took the contract. maxi. mum force has heretofore been sixteen teams. He has at work now twenty-five teams. His collec- {ons run as high as 1,500 barrels a day. ‘This in- crease in the Work Mr. Draney attributes partly to the large crop of meions and fruit, and paruy to the fact that when the police tons went into force about ity private collectors suddenly stopped work, thereby suddenly 1 the work of the contractor. Many of the complaints, Mr. Draney said, originated from the tact that when the collector called the occupants of houses were away from home, or their servants were away. ‘The collectors were no longer ted. to use horns, and the best they could do was to Tap on the back gate and shout. If they could not gain admission to a place they had to go on over their route, and 1t was impossible for them to back again later in the day. In such a case the arbage would continue to accumulate. He nought 1t would be a good to have some jation on this matter, or a regulation requir- ing garbage to be placéd where the collectors could get ft when they called witnout fail. Mr. Draney sald that when he signed the present con- tract it was with the understanding that he could haul the garage in boats trom the 17th-street wharf, but Col. Hains had objected to this. He Was obliged to make a long haul to Buzzara’s Foint, which greatly increased the labor ands ex- Pensé of the service, i A Pork Butcher» Lock-Out, JOURNEYMEN WHO WANT EXTRA PAY FOR EXTRA HOURS OF WORK. About twenty of the journeymen pork butchers of the city, working for different bosses, quit’ work Saturday upon being notified that the bosses would no longer pay additional wages for extra time that Journeymen may work. The bosses notified the men at the same time, tt ts stated, that if they Were not satisfied they could stop work. It was announced Saturday that a general lock-out would be instituted today. The journeyimen, who are Organized and connected with the Khights of ee = secsoet quite confident ee (emigre ‘The wages patd the journeym: stated, ran, from $40 $10.4 wee, and up to last June they Were required to work sometimes fitteen or elgh- teen hours a day without extra compensation. On tho 14th of June a committee representing the Pork Butchers’ Protective Assoctation im: agreement with the journeymen making twelve hours a day's work, providing for extra compensa- Uon for extra hours of labor, giving employers the right to discharge men unable to do work twelve hours a day, forbidding any work on Sunday ex- Cept in a case of the most urgent necessity, pro- hibiting union butchersfrom Working with’ non- union men, and declaring that no man shall be eatin, Ge allowed to’stop work at uny time he feels so dis- Posed, Dut in no case shail be work more than seventy-two hours a week. ‘The grievance of the Journeymen now 13 that the bogses decline to pay compensation for extra hours uf labor. Members of the Boss Pork Butchers’ Association, a Mr, Fred, Dietz 1 president, suid to-day toa Stax reporter that they had terminated the agreement with the journcymen, not because they were unwilliny ay new for the time they jut because they could not get twelve <a day out of them. The amount of done varied every day. ‘They object to they re not working. One Tequired to pay his workmen g, Allof the members of the dJourneymen’s Union were “out” today, ‘The bosses, however, sald they had men enough to do their Work. ‘They will hold a meeting to-morrow night to consider the trouble. ‘There are about fitteen members of the Bosses’ Association, and they employ from 50 to 100 men, phiahendeoBee Sunday at Irving Park. ‘There were 6,000 persons on the camp ground at Irving Park yesterday, At6 a, m. there was held a prayer-meeting at the stand, led by Rev. W. Murray, At 9 a.m, there was an experience. meeting, at which two souls were converted. Rev. W. H. Draper, president of the camp-meeting, conducted the 11 a.m. service, and Rev. J. W. Dansbury preached a powerful sermon. AUS p.m: Rev. J. W. E Bowen, of Newark, N. J., preached an eloquent sermon.’ At 5 p.m. the ‘young peo- Ple’s meeting was well attended, it was con- ducted by Rev. B. Brown. At 8 p.m. Rev. W. R. A. Palmer, of Madison, N. J., delivered a very able sermon. "The following inintsters visited the camp yesterday: Rev, KP. Bell, of Rockville, Md., of the M. E. Church, and Revs. N. J. Greed and’J. J. Kelly, of the A.’M. E. Zion church, ———_—_— ‘THE Surr AGarxst Mu. Jas. H. WaLL.—Mr. J. H, ‘Wall writes to THE Stak in reference to the suit against him, mentioned by Tue Srax Saturday as having grown out of the Harvey forgeries, that the records of the Treasury show the Fitzgerald claims: to have been allowed prior to bis (Wall’s) having been duped by Harvey into connection with them, and that the proceeds of the claim were paid in full to acl tor of Harvey without fee, hea A Maneuacz Licenses. —Marrlage Mcenses have been issued by the clerk of the court toJohn Lewis und Lucy White; Lloya Graham and Mary Wood- row; Jaines J. Spellman and Mary E. Walsh; W. W. Talley and Mary C. Brown, pet Affairs in West Washington, Deatu oF MR. JaMzs W. Dgesue.—Mr. James fy. Deeble, whose iliness at “his cottage at Washing- ton Grove was announced in ‘Tux Stax, died there Saturday afternoon of Bright’s disease. Mr, Dee- ble, who was sixty-eight years old, was a well- Known citizen of West Washington, and was well known and highly esteemed throughout the Dis- trict. He bad been secretary of the Potomac In- pany for over twenty years, and Was 1y years a member of the Duabarton Street M. E. Church. Funeral services were held at the cottage at Washington Grove to-day, Dr. McKen- dree Keilly and Kev, Herbert Richardson ofticiat- ing. The remains were brought here and will be interred at 4 o'clock at Oak Hill. ASSAULTED WITH 4 BRICK.—George Jackson, col- ored, assauited John Carter, also colored, Satur- day night by striking him in the head’ with a brick, badly cutting Carter’s head. Jackson was arrested and sent to the Police Court this morning. UT His THNOAT WITH 4 PocKET-Kxurg.—W Illia Fitzgeraid, a stonecutter, attempted to commit suicide yesterday morning tn trout of the Wash. ington and Georgetown Katlroad office by cuttin; ‘his throat with a pocket-knife. He was remov to the station, where he was attended by Dr. Kleinschmidt, "Subsequently he was sent to the ospital. A SLicnr Fire occurred in the rear of Eckle & Middieton’s foundry, on Water street, between 26th and 27th streets northwest, Saturday night; Joss about $25. TEMPERATURE AND.CONDITION OP Waren at 7A. ‘M.—Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition, 36; receiving reservoir, temperature, 81; condition at north connection, 25; condition at south connec- Uon, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, $1; condition at influent gate-house, 36; condition at effluent gate-house, 36, High tde in the river to- day at 10:16 a.m.; low tide at 4:59 p,m. eh chads Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tux Evewnre Stan, County Court.—The Alexandria County Judge Chichester, opened its August term at the Coluinbus street court-house this morning. Since the contest over the clerkship has been settled the sessions of the court have been very quiet, and at ordinary monthly terms, when tlere is no jury, not more than fifteen or twenty people from the county attend. ‘The business this morning con- ‘sisted in the call of the monthly calendar, KILLED IN WASHINGTON AND BURIED IN ALEXAN- DarA.—Saturday evening the body of Albert Pettit, Killed in the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad tun neha the navy-ys was br at to this city by Mr. B. Wheatley and buried in the cemetery of the Methodist church. Mr. Pettit lived in Fairfax, adjacent to this city, and attended market here, where his face was a familiar one, ‘Tue Baptist AssociaTion.—The next annual meeting of the Potomac ist Association, which has Just adjourned at Leesburg, will be heid tn this city; Many Alexandrians attended tie Leesburg session, the church here represented by its astor, Rev. IN. Mercer, and Jonas Fisher, J.T. ‘alls, B. F, Price, George K. Pickett, B. W. Nalls, and James W. Nalls, ‘The Alexandtta congrega: tion will make arrangements for the next ineetiug “tNores-~Mire Le W. Corbttt, of tho thira Nores.=Mr. L. W. Corbitt, o 1s mentionéd as an independent candidate for the house of delegates —TThe fine fresco painting at the Opera House was executed by r, Lucius: Dumey, a young Alexandria artisk Tuo ont numbeks and new numbers on the streets are now Lambkin, of this city, now the Presby- Verian church in Buck fam ‘County, Vac bes acces acall Hancock, Ma-—-'The ry Brick Co, will furnish the dricks for the go vin ths Pots ee cheek bor ELOOE FAT rely AL. om AE ke ceg, ABSOLUTELY PURR ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength snd 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 omtx mt Cams, BoraL Rd on atl STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘The Water Department Accounts. ‘A STATEMENT OF bgt gad 1878 BEING PRE- ‘The District Commissioners have prepared & statement of the receipts and expenditures of the ‘water department from 1878 to the present time, which will be published in a few days. ‘The state- ment has been sent to the First Controller and the Socata Wheaten ty sts the Treasury Department, and those of the Dis- ‘trict balance to a cent, ——— CITY ITEMS. Bickwell’s Syrup for summer complainta,1 Bazors kept in condiwon free, Walford,487; 'Paav. Drink the “Qu: if Beers’? If you want to save doctors’ ‘The health of jur entire farolly wiil be studied by ordering this Beer from tue agency, 1206 D street northwest ‘7 cents per dozen, on Dog Collars engraved free, Waltord,487 Pa.av, re” _Mends "em.—Loston Varieties Fresh Alderney Butter churned every mornit and delivered in ¥ ib. “Ward” printa, 40c, per It, Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk ‘Se, per quart. Coomme Br Gua A fall line of GAS COOKING STOVES On hand and for sale, WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. x Groors Ar Acruaz Cost Price DUBING THE MONTH OF AUGUST. LAWNS AND BLANKETS. LAWNS, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12340, FRENCH LAWNS, 15, 18,200, LINEN LAWNS, 125, 15, 18. BLANKETS, slightly soiled, at actual cost price. DRESS GOODS, Strij thecked, fancy Biglen worth 0s" reduced tole eee Ana 7ERINELED GINGHAMS, worth 120, reduced to SILKS, VELVETS, SATIN: ESS GOODS at actual ciet Curing the mente of August, Y Bargains in BLACK CASHMEBES. FIGURED SATTINES (ahort lengths), real value, 1h31 D Cash customers who will Zecplve & pair of ‘worth 8: A. BRE, TITT ERE RRR SS, 6 DT Bi woS M2 HF fee FOB Se! 7 aul5 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. 50 Cexrs Ox Tue Dowsn BALANCE OF THE STOCK OF FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS ar OAK HALL, Corner of 10th and F streets, ‘Has been reduced to 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and never were such BARGAINS IN CLOTHING sold as are offered at this sale: MEN'S SUITS FROM $5 UP, BOYS' SUITS, 5 TO 13, FROM $1.50 UP. BOYS' SUITS, 14 TO 18, FROM 93.50 UP, SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS, $1. WHITE VESTS, 75 CENTS AND UP. Alpaca, Mohair, and Drap d'Ete Coats and Vests just one-half former price, NORFOLK JACKETS $2.50 AND 83.50; FORMER PRICE $6 AND 87.50. ‘Pants in immense variety, very cheap. Just received, FALL OVERCOATS, at low prices, ar 00, Ruan ia SOMES TEAR FO SSekes yah coe AK K OB HA ALLILILILT aul6 COR, TENTH AND F 87S. Cc. Hercussox, IMPORTER, MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. WHITE sUITs, Elegant Styles. Lowest Prices, DRESS TRIMMINGS, 1.00 Per Pair, upward, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Gowen mar wass. Gorpen nam wasn. For bleaching hair the very fashionable golden hue *Bvery Ikdy’ may bleach her own hair without an: trouble whatever, aud scarcely any expense compared to,what hair-dressers change you. in any quantity to suit customers. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, aull_833 14th st. cor, of I, and 2d and D sta. n.w. Dror Sares, ‘This will probably be the last time we will call your attention to our DROP SALES, as our FALL GOODS will now gradually arrive. Soit is advisable and neces- sary to come this week to secure these choice bargains, Don't wait, DELAY I8 DANGEROUS. ‘Your attention was called in our last issue to our ‘stock of Ladies’ Suits. The response was gratifying, but yet there are about 23 suits we want to dispose of- g YOUR CHANCE IS A GOLDEN ONE. Light-Weight Cashmere Shawls for cool evening ‘wear, in pretty shades and colorings, from $1 to $5; worth considerable more. The time is now to buy Light-Weight Wraps for evening wear, ‘We have on exhibition 1,000 Light-Weight Jersey Coats and Raglans, suitable for early fall wear, which we have at all prices, One style particularly advisable to inspect is our Btockinet Jackets, which will be offered at $3.98; cost more to manufacture, 500 GINGHAM DRESS ROBES with two widths embroidery trimming to match, for $2.50. The price early in the season far these Robes was $4.98, i About forty different styles Dark Colored Skirts for ‘Ladies’ Wear included in our Drop Bales, 1 case 21242 Bleached Huck Towels, 18¢,; worth 230. ‘Lease Renfrew Turkey Red Damask Patterns, 50c. per yard; worth G5c. Lease 66-inch Unbleached German Damask, 650. ‘per yard; was 750, JERSEYS! OUR STOCK IS ENORMOUS. OUB VARIETY UNLIMITED. Plain Black Stockinet Jerseys, lapel vest, besutifully ‘finished, porfect fitting, only $2.50; were $3.25. Bleck Braided Jerseys, perfectly made, $3.98; Gropped from 85. ‘Black Beaded Vest Front Jerseys, very stylish, all sizes from 32 to 42, $2.08; were $4, ‘Then you want to see our $5 and 96 Jerseys, Wo ‘have nearly every ides in = Jersay ever conceived. ‘Four experienced sales ladies at our Jersey Counter. 4 ROOM TO TRY ON JERSEYS, ARIS= & BR OG: 00cRh eulO 420, 422, 424, 496 7TH STREET. EDUCATIONAL. yypas FRENCH ors ‘EM OF SOUND SCHOOL, Heopens in October, “Until farther notice ada on rosa NLLEV. PRUDHOE East 12th st, New Gare of Hon. 8. 8 (2 The “Student's Help” forsale at Yrec'wand. Pitan a RAYON Forti atts ERSC Ww can learn 40 make crayon tor Anetesd of 810, at S04 Hata weit thes Bepeen pax iG AND PAINTING— ERT AND cheapest place 1s the National Acad-ray of Fine ‘Acta, D. w. Students of all ases-from the Attis chila chile iniddle-aged tothe ‘man and woman. LAW S0H00L OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVER- THE FACULTY. JAMES C. WELLING, LL. D., President. THE HON. WALIFE 8. COX, LL. D. Associate Jusiics of Sapeene Cour’ of the District of Atusa Professor of the Law of Real eee Personal Property, of Gontracts, and of Crimes and Stsdeuenuors. THE HON. WILUI4M A. MAURY, LL. D., Assistant Attorney General of tue United States. fessor of Equity Jurisprudence, of Common Law and Equity Plead, f the Luwof Evidence, GEO! EP, Y. Associate Professor of Practice and Judge of Moot THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LL. D., tine Associated Justice of the Supreme Court of ‘the United States, Professor of Constitutional Law. THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON. Solicitor of the Deps:t Professor of Cciminal Law, BUBLEL C. ‘ox, LL D. ‘Treasurer, ‘The exercises of the School will be resumed in the Taw Lecture Iull of the Columbian University on WEDNESDAY, October 5, at 6 o'clock p.m, when the Announcements for the year will be made. ‘The fa>- pity aud course of instraction will be the same as dur- ing preceding yeare, with eh:arged Lecture Courses in fe alfdeparimentn ‘A WORKING LAW LIBRARY, specially selected b wiltbe sel iu the preparation sud atgimeut of cases inthe iii the School of Prar einere For catalogues application may be made to Wm. H. lorriacn, 475 Petinsyivania avenue acid 133% New York avenue; Lowdernulk & Co, ‘ror ES C. D., Ps HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY , ‘Washington,'D. O, paratory school bexins Sept. 19. The Columbian College beyins Sept. 19. ‘The medical school begins Oct. 3. ‘The Corcoran Scientife School begins Oct. 3. ‘The law school begins Oct. 5. eee etna TES WELLING, talogues or other: aon samy au20-1: Preside T= PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. ‘The exercises of this school will be resumed on the 19TH SEPTEMBER, with a corps of seven teachers, ‘The number of puriléis Limited to 100, and applicants ‘Will be admitted in the order of their registration. A Afth class, limited in number to 25, and to be com- of Bupila sccking instruction ia lower English Branches and the rudituents of Latin, preparatory the reqular, work of the school, wili be formed at the Toginning of the yearif's suiticient number of puplls eparation aud nt shallapply. ‘The class, with the daily oversight of the Principal, will be placed in a separate room, under the charge of @ teacher who will devote his entire time to ft instruction. ‘Tuition ‘Wee, payable semtannually in advance, in’ the first four classes, $80; in the fit class, $60. ' No extra charge. {Te Principal or one of his assistant, will, from the of September, be daily at the schoo! buildinz, 1335 ‘Hotrect horthweat, to answor Inguiries, WP. MONTAGU! au20-Im, apes Senet. Exocuriox Isthe Art of all Arts—no person's education is com- Plete without it.” “No branch of Education is more scholarly, refined and us-iUl aud pone better pays at the present day, Collesiute Courses open October 5. ‘The Nou-Professional. 2. The Professional. The Non-Professional is for those who wish to study Elo- cution as au ELEGANT AKT for Home and Society, and as an accomplishment which forms an important rt of every sintshed Education. ‘The Protessional Course has two divisions: 1. ORA- TOY; 2 ACTING, There are also Short Courses and Private Lessons, Gy VOICE CULTURE, ARTICU- LATION, ELOCUTION, ANALY- SIS, Expressive Reading, Bible aud Hyn SHAKESPEARE, English Literature, TION, Puysical ‘Harmony, GESTURE Oral ‘Translations, Extemporaneous Spec mentary Practice, PERSONAL MAGNE. inline Persouation, ACTING, Come RULTORIC and LOGIC. % Public Graduating Exéropses ocour in June, ‘The Collexe has a Dramatic Hall, with stage. Send tor Large Mlustrated Cataloruc, with full. de- sgention of Cortese, “Courses: also, “CONTESTS. PRIZES, HONORS, etc: also, catalocue on the CURE of the DEFECTS of SPEECH: and the School of Deep Breathing. THE MARTYN COLLEGE of ELOCUTION and ORA- 313 6th st. n.w., half a block east of City Post-Office, u20 "Washington, D. C., P. 0. Box 291, ‘Woons Coxnrerctan Scuoor, 606 F st. u.w., will open September 1. eS ees ore OO anny cua a P imetic, Geograghy, Grammar, distors, at Government of the United States. “wo classes. Pron 5 tor and Aaa m. ‘Tuition ee pp month, ge per riarten jor ono year BWwOUD, auls-3n = Principat. HOME-SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ‘Mrs, ADALINE PARET ATWATER will take ten or more Girls to be educated with her own children, giving her own oversight, with the assistance of a thorough competent teacher, Situation healthy; house an ‘ounds pleasaut, “Terms moderate. School year from Sctober 4 to the secoud ‘Thursday in June.” For par ticulars, address ‘MRS. A. P. ATWATER, Mechanicsville, St. Mary's Co., Md. Reference: Right Key. William Paret, D. D. Bishop of Maryland. J ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY Wis Femovest from Capitol Hill to 31 F stn. wo rooms 7, 8 and’ ocl8-111 WITHIN . SHONTLIDGES SY RELIES Oar MEDIA, PA, (NEAR PHILADELPHIA) ‘Thirty minutes from broad Strect Station. One of the best equipped and. ‘bost- managed “schools: “AIL Students board with the Principals “Teachers all met aud yradustes of Harvard, Yale, Princeton, University of Pennsylvania, of other first-class Colleses. “Fine Buildings, single double, or communicating rooms, with auiple bath sccommuodations. "Every ruoia bas i ita stenmn radiator a pletely turuished, New Athletic Grounds, Gytnnasiim redtted aud heated by ateam. est. instruction, est care, Dest. table. Special opportunities for apt’students to'advance rap: idly." Special private tutoring for: backward boys. Patrons or studenis may select any studies or chose an. English Sclentitie, Business, Collewe-Preparatory, OF Givil Enwineeriug course. New Physical aud Chetae Iraboratory.. with twenty-four: cases. Superior Practical Busiices Department in Commercial Course With Bank, Oitos"Kelerraphy, Short-tand, “ype: writing, &c Sc. More fully supplied with apparatus than aly other College-ntting or Commerciat School in the Ulited States.” Twelve teachers for about ote Tundred students. “Every teacher devotes hiv whole tine to one or two subjects. Media Academy affords every home comfort, the best education, andthe best training. A fixed ‘price covers every expense, even, books, “No extras except for music. No incidental expelives, “Nocxuminationa for adintiaion, New illus: ated catalogue sent free to any address: SWITHIN C, SHORTLIDGE, A. B, A. Mf (Harvard Graduate,) Media, ‘The Principal will beat the Hisus House FIUDAY, September’ aulG-1mn' FRAUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUT! Peri 27a TAREE ON a4 seer. a 1 7th anni io Sept. 14, 1887. ‘unted in te Piedmont region of Virginia, unsurpassed fopits beauey. fertility and, healthruiness, “Ouly 39 miles from Washington, “The grounds, ten acres in are tastefully laid out. ‘The building is one of the finest School edifices in the State. A full corps of teachers. ‘Terms reasonable, and made known on application. For Catalogues add yiscog ¢ RAL : NOIRE, DAME OF MARYLAND, COLLEGIATE Institute for Young Ladies aud Preparatory Sclivol for Little Girls, EMBLA P. O., three unties trot Bale more, Md. Conducted by the’ Sisters of Notre Dame, Send for Catalogue. $y20-u.wa&srm, ‘FQREDERICK (MD) FEMALE SEMINARY. THE ext terin wil Sontuencs Wednesday. Sept 1887, Various courses of wtudy. Competentinstruc tors. Healthful location. Terms moderate. For cats Togues apply to W. H. PURNELL, ASL, LL-DJyl 1-210 HE WEST WALNUT ST. BOARDING SCHOOL ladies and little girls re-opens SEPTEMBER TTR hth year), Mins TRAULMANN: Peseta SES SE SS eee 7-3 Baga we ¥EMALE COLLEGE. jomelike for LEG arming location on the Delaware. Heal ‘horouph ‘and Christian. "Superior fact carefully guarded. Forcatalogues address Kev WAG. 1 A BOWEN, A3L, Prest., Bordentown, N-Je iyO-euso Sian HALL, READING, PA. SIX HOURS from Washington. A school ‘of the highest order jor boys. Military system. Every modern appliance forstidy and recrestion,” Steamy fas. ‘bot aud cald water. inasiua, “thorough ‘preparation for lege ines Bo} if any received. Send forcaulogue, LOT C. BISHOP, Hesdinaster: iylomm ee ees , Montgonier 3 ‘of Washington City, reopens September 10. Thorough fornumber limited. “For circulars, sdldrese GiHALLO' WELL, A.M. (Yale.) Dee SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14TH ST. N. We OPEN ALL SUMMER, practical knowledge of FRENCH, GERMAN, AND SPANISH acquired in ONE or TWO TERMS. ‘Reduced fees for summer, free trial lessons. LUTE, aw. cor. 8th and Kate nw. A CADEALY OF THE HOLY CHOSS, 1312 MASS. AVE N. W., ‘Will resume first Monday in September. It affords every facility for acquiring a thorough and accompliah- ed education, The musical department, embracing ‘Harp, Piano, Organ, Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin, is directed by thoroughly accomplished teachers. Paint- ing in Lustre, Of and Water Colors. Special stten- tion paid to Bookkeeping and the Higher Mathematica, Attached to the academy iss Department for Little Boys, aul5-1m GUYARANTEE To TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE & crayon portrait in brig no of drawing necessary. examine sae oe REYNOLDS Boon 1+ May" ‘uildine, 83 So Ry ANNAPOLIS, ee Roderete. “Preparatory Ter or Spats een gata ta font collage anes Se, ere eam ORSTERI B Siete Pe aoraar baie Reese eke Sean 4y20-m,w,82m MMS OGWMERUTAL COLLEGI Tbe Tichest mews Goll Beit openine SEPTANBER Ih. Baguisr Day Exenfig Semsiony, 9 8 tr. spd 6:30 Dean, Thecretical ‘weal Drparcaente and Junior Vi aud Satie Pe Session, one year, kedsnoe'month\y insta: 8 fale uteriug. | Duition fee, qnaneriy, pa‘d in nce, $20: by the month, #19. Fvensuz Scone advance, $20: Tuition’ 813 t7% aeee onthe $25 tor wix othe, and $43 for one ase Scugiarasin, opectat Sasi Cc Coax, | PHPRRE EU a. so, ane as ‘S830 A M.—East Tenn. Mat) ‘Daily tor Warrentos, Gontuusville, Charlottesville, Lyn CHEAP. Owing to the fire which damaged my coal shed T | Pct nye olan ant am compelled to move 250 tons of coal, which X will | Sitnce Atlageereapmnes, linen soll for the next ten daysat the following low prices | Calica” Montgomery and New Orleans for cash: Sleover Washinwton to New Orleans. . Asafa Dally for Warrenton, 0 W. A. Stove at #5.35 per ton. wile: Gerdounvilie, Stations Ches font BA. Stove at 85,00 per ton. {This coalis the very best quality and to con: | tween Lgchticr ant Dative an. “ witie. ¢ aition, Uy RAL IL BAUM, | Charlotte, ationte } temuerys New 16-6e" Th street, Sear Baw. _ | Orleans, Sexacand Calter Pillay Seepst Now Your Wathines, : i Pullman Nieeyore a WYO AND coaT. AT nortom PRICE DE- livered in August. Furnace, @4.90. ‘Range. 85.40. SEERA i st, 5.05 Atlanta ‘to ‘New Orie: for Birmingham, Vicksbi traing Washingt th to Ath Clee G route pote 8 35 BS Baty it Sunday for Manasena, Ofiice t metite, by the year or qua; Su and ‘ater ‘Mondays August $0. A Pull Corps of Peachern Fultion fea iteg las Unglbons courve: day sessions, one year, $70, payable $10. cn enterin Eslance in monthly inetaihtenteof @10 each scholarship, paid i {tii ob entering, 800: tails arier oh ten weeks, #50, i NIE XeSions“raition: 816 for three months, of $30 for flow? “Shecksl sdvamtages eacared ay Using pectcne st od fant yrewe tienen of day oF igutsessions, illustrated Gir on asuiicetion ees” O8 SAENEY C, SPENCER, Principal, 8. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal." au ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE. Course of studies: Classical and Terma: “Boarders yer eeasion gf five month $100. Day students ‘to grade. Studies will be re- yumed SDAy, SEPTEMBER 5, 1887- sumed ou MONDAY, st si Die, County, Md. ‘Please send for a Catalogue. 3y9-3ui_ FORAVIAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, Bethlchern, Pa Esiablsbed 1740 and tu succens: ful operation ever since. Offers a nUe80 OF Preparatory instructiou at moderate cost. $y30-1m WEW WINDSOR OOLLEGE AND WINDSOR FE- syiuale College Separate jpuildingy. Full wraduat- ‘courses with degreos. iuiary, prepara auld business departinenta, Fall wresions open Seren Rev, 14, 1857. Catalorues on application. Addras ae SELLY, B.D. Prove, New Windsor, Ma. ferts opcia Sepisiseee 19, 8 fourvent cones i amber 18+ 3 four a tho Clasical, the atin bclentific, aud the ‘Modera Labguaxe..” Paciitiy in all respects improved: scr Dulldines, enlarged feculty, increased ‘Tetuurces, welle equipped gymnasium. Tuition, by scholarship, 80 Sireats igsous of misters, rea” Gust of vine ex” ceptionaliy cheap. "Ihe Preparatory School, with vow snl enceltent accommodations, aires at thorough and Sxreditious Preparation for college. For cata For desired inforination, address J. A. MOCAU _Sy21-49t. y Piano, Orgas, Voice, advautayes. 0. BB LADIES’ GOODS. TE, FALL RUSH IS COMING.—OUR PATRON will consult their wn interest and very much blige ug by vending tu ay much of the:r Fall work as Geo aT WHEATLEY, ‘Premium Dyeing and Cleaning works, 1068 Jefferson st, Georgetown, D. sulo-Lin Y. KANE, 507 11TH ST. N.W., HAS OVED MAST oh ae Comittinade tone Avettect tt guaranteed. “Also, afuil line of Shoulder Braces, Keform Waista, Frencli Corsets and Bustles: Mbsuwaer Bancarss Being desirous of closing out ourstock of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MILLINERY, while there is still s demand for it, we offer our Entire Stock at greatly reduced prices. MES M. J. HUNT 1309 F street n.w. SHADE HATS for watering places a specialty. Jy16 IES' SEAL GARMENTS, ALTERED, DYED Lita sd MISS CUNNINGHAIS, 1310 8th streetn. w. Let. Nand'O sts. 3514-3m_ NTON FISCHERS DRY CLEANING ESTAB- AXISEMERTAND Diz WORKS, 006 sue, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Garments of all” kinds fai “Cane EVERIO DilsseS e Special Tometabie and other stains are effectually removed by our cele. Braitat “dotbo. ‘Blanbets and’ Gottaiey ‘of it Baas inst “20 ms cleaued Feasonabiy. Goods called for and delivered. No charge for storage. Makes ‘ARES inderclothing, Merino Underwear ‘and finest iunported Hosiery. Patent Shoulder Braces, ad all Dress Reform Goods, ‘French Corsets and Buntles, ka) that for the prices turpanssd nS O™™ make) that for the p ‘N..—French, German and Spanish spoken, mrlé HOUSEFURNISHINGS. J. B, Lapmes Bro... A BIG BREAK IN THE PRICE OF WALL PAPER. ‘For the next thirty days we will sell all White Back *Ru' 300 Paper for Soe. per pk (oF Bie. ‘per piece. All Se. Paper for 40c: per piece: 10-inch Embossed Gold Borders, 45c. Other Paper in proportion. ‘All orders for work pret executed. 4. B. LEPREUX & (508 7th st. sw, ‘7th streetcars pass the door. my2-dm Ger Tue Besr THE LEONARD DRY ATR CLEANABLE REFRIG- ERATORS, made in hard wood, ELEGANTLY CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL FILLED, and ZINC-LINED; every part removable for CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES, AIR-TIGHT LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of DEY COLD ALG aud dist-class workmanship throughout. PRICES LOWER, NY OTHER GOOD RE- FIUGEUATOR IN THE MAREES, W. i HOERE, ar29 50}. Market Space, Do Nor Purcusse A Varor Srove until yon havo examined ourlarge assortment of the Crown Jewel; Stove, the best in the market, with im- provements not in any other stove. A full line of Refrigerators, Water Coolers, ‘&e. Theonly ‘Freezers, place where tue weuuine Danforth Fluid can be op tained, Friezes and Ceiling Decorations. Special sttention given to Vlain and Decorative Poston designs all kinds of In- Estimates and omitted for: of irae Deca and Furnishing. Au inspection of our goods is respectfully solicited. FINANCIAL. BONS FIGHTS ON WASHINGTON GAS, Scrip bought, sold. Volta and Graphophone 8: NES, Bankers, ‘and toclss for wale. QUKSON & Glover Building, 1419 ¥ wt Av LUTTRELL & WINES, 1030 Pexx. Ave. N. W., Cox. 207s Sr. feck to 1p Yer coat Toduction to Ee iy exccet Sunday for Man “Gouree fot Givil Serv KENNEDY BROS | fitout toast dy qnermette, lations: alee wide Slay week Gay, from 0a. me. Main yard and office, North Capitol and Het | pir Sprines. at ikivertou with 8... i # afro s Branch offiea soutuiesst cor, 7th abd Hi sts. 0. Keri stay ce st esac at _The ahove prices are for cash only. aulSteep] i —Westarn Exjress 1 NOTE. —Studenin ‘can entir at tiny ti tere (ASH PRICES FoH coaL. sara | otteavalte, 4 : Furnace and Egg White Ash Coal. £85.00 per ton | i. 990 vietseNm st. Coostnat = om 2S perten | $ y= J ¥ Gaon “oe ea | Punts. feshington t ee Se pe ad bee peels a “onl aid deviwes puthern xpress Baily for Lynchtnre, ‘The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies and Chil- | month "°°" HERES CERLRE R'SON. | Duvalle. siowie Alaa ie ea = aren will re-opzn Wednesday, September 21st Ac- | _3923m copes Y 3 uae’ \. Tew Scholars. An especial conveyance for the use of OAL! Coat! pats 85.50, | Montgomery to New Ori Ira Sleepers Wan! living at a distance, Until September 1st address for | Red ash rn eed 3. a a po ee ington *, he without chauwe; siso Pullm particulars and circular 1726 N st, aul6-lm Vi coal ‘For thie month we ster, tor | Sleeper. = nm reenbrier White Sulphur =a | Gash da prices, “Ail fuel sold by ‘ws Shia aitinikias! ROOKVILLE ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY | wuaraniecd tobe an fepresented. ‘Cargoce of select mawe Panter es a county: MB, ‘Soul arriving constantty, aud delivered direct from te | ee tt HOME SCHOOL FOR Boys. Vessel. WOOD of all Kiba reat Fateon. yeas SEE EEE SEES | cae anna ee ve for Circulars to" Rev. Dr. ©. NELSON, P and List. u.w, Aulldepot aud wharves foot 7th st. 2. Charlotte, Dan. ‘aus to sit aus-3in yours, aie iW ety Pe 2 PENCERIAN ESS COLLEGE, Con 7TH | Pry ands ig vid baat ‘Ter SS EE Roe | PP oo wae Staring oa forte auprers thems S Route ata Charlstteaviite st 8:44 Suives and suctensfalls'persorm the active: dues of BEST FUFL SOLD bury Local at #474 M . Ute. ‘Thorough instruction given, in. tepid Writine, In the District at fair prices, callon : pers! Iation, Dock: Feopiug,usitens rach Biics oe JOHNSON BLOTE ENS, Science of Cititeuslip, Stenoxsapny, sud Tyye-Wri- | Who supply more fatatiies with Soe ia ‘ations resumed THORSDAL serember eat} am, aad Opa COAL, COKE, AND Woop - BreTone axv or ehodme %& effect. SUNDAY. JUNE 19m, 1887, until further notion ‘Than any firm in the Uvited States. | a: berres, Depot, and Hailrosd Yard, 12th and Water nw. Main Office: 1202 F st. n.w, Brauch Gites: 1315 th st nw. 1740 Penneytya. Bia, Sd and K sts now. 1112 Sih st, aw, 1th and Water sia, twa 423 1 _Copnecticn with hisin ote BALDWIN JOHNSON, WHOLESALE AND RE. | Fiviue in Pittsbure at S30 paths Chass eat noe V,, tattdeetis ibe Grad ana end” Goephees | fowrel esta: "Nocuire ane of chased on aieetsachsS facilitic bottom prices, full weixht aud measure. | tas . © cargoes direct frou the mines by rail and water, dailyat3 13 and free from impurities. The celebrated “Lee” White _ 4 i Paisce Brest Gare gnd Sc Lou Negi Setanta for Pitteinany a Pittsburg, Cleveland 1 Sleeping Gare to Bittabune For patie on Buchan Stienandoals 3 aud “Lorberry” Hed Ash Coals a specialty. With Asn, the “Lee” Coal 1am now filling the ‘fargest General Government contract in the District. Send i your rs. Cheap for cash. Main Oi cor, 11th at and LL A st.'n. €. and cor. Oth d2s-3m Coa: 0 ich of 18:55 pm. daily with Parlor au: ey Railroad, bet jon and Luray inclusive. 3:13 p.m. ily except Sunday For Loxton and Local Stations, 10-10 am. AWAY DOWN: BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY Now. aaa, — except Sundag < Hot weather to talk Coal, but prices are so low it will | “For Havre Fay you tocailon A. B, SMITH and leave your order ily TO-DAY. 200 am, daily COAL, direct from the mines, arriving daily per cars ‘st Coal Depot, 1st and L streets northeast, B. & 0. KR Office 609 New York avenue northwest. Cail at either place and secure your supply. AUGUST PRICES, CHLAE! A.B. SMITH, t 30, ‘ and 11-30 jaw, Fi 30 and 3y133m_ YORK AVEN oye: “aes SUS 5 = 5 6:40 a0 ®-30 am, and 12. FAMILY SUPPLIES. Ghisunday 8:30am. 4ca0 peut ote ae Wasiington and Raltt. 12 104 30, 440.6 aay Sib n Fy 0 ym. 40) atu. daily, FPuvsr Bree | | tan Branch USE ONLY THIS BEER AND BE Pan. for principal siations «his BAe Seis eas fae Priuctpal Stone! Metro lea 40 “atu. dally: om stom at a ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASS'S, “gg 3 COM. IST AND VA AVL SW, —~ eS Phone-889-5. dally: Chu mom Sut = | ony Sha “tall stations om. BM FAUST BEER FAUST | rederick 10-10 aan and 4-40 aul3 5:30 pam. daily.oe- © from the West daily 6:20, 7:20 am, ndoab Valley LR, 1 15 pa Witmineton and Havre Ox» Oronro ees 108 Ra id i ptm, ay rp Orons hinge $y snd fakarmediate Pure and Reliable, Aunapolis, and 150008 for Medicinal Use CALIFORNIA BEAUNR, Choicest of Domestic Clarets, A Delicious Beverage: for the mihi bp HEATED SEASON. ~\ iP 1 XW. BURCHELL, ton wot ak Malay tation, a Sint a the Haltinore an et othes, Waskineton mation, Siitiod Taat will be taken: “ buewage ty be checked and received a NMG CK LORD, GPA Nonce |, Pass'r Ag’t, Washington, jy TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OP NSYLVANTA ROUTE. r WEST AND SOUTHWEST, SPLENDID SCENERY ep MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, TN EFFECT Nai lg Iss: CO FRE RRR FEE S85 $° Ex ine Ee 53s. ¥ pie 4 E - Line, 9:50 4B daily to ‘ood Ere EE Eee %ss® 7 nu Stoepinig Care fom with’ Slo i ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Ttis without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the mort NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machinery fd Meni ‘daily for Pittsburg of Harrisburg 1 Exprens, ba abd tho Went, with througis Si BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL | wor Ecte cemauaaigun Rochester, be - invented up to the present time, but they produce Flour | FoF, Erie, veoneat Carardape ott Rae UNSURPASSED by any millin the world. Toprove | dur\/Washingt 7 = sapgoarvedsnads a: that, we would simply state that a large quantity of | For Williams) Hoven aud Elmira, at 9:50 this tagnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe | 5A, M. daily. ex! 00,1100 ‘aud eateu at the principal courts of tue vid workd, Nite hai HOWE! 11:20 P. b Limited kayrees of Pullman Parlor 404° M. daily, except Sunday, ¥ Like everything else that has gained renown, some Person or persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation it has attained by imitating the Name and Brand, and attempting thereby wo palui of au anterior arucle for thegeuuime. yu. 3 hy wi hug direct transt: ‘Jersey 200.411, 6-00, THEREFO! 10:00 and 11208 * #001140) A. AL, 200. 415, ‘Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrelsread 212g FM Upualted Dip . - more, 6:3: "CERES. For, situ sa : And have the imprint of eG ie . 6:00. 8:10. ‘TWO GOLD MEDALS ye Greek Later 7 attached, None genuine without the two gold medals. 8s aM. 12.05, 4:20 and 6.00PM, @uly. except Bunday: Sundays, 2:00AM, 410 ALEXANDRIA REDERICKSBURG RATLe ANDILA TON W. M. GALT & ca, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. WAY, AND ANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. — YOU WILL hhever know what itis to drink the Richest aud produced in” all the world until you have UINE MANDHELING. Very few mer- Chants sell it because of the ‘stuail profit it affords. Stil we have found after several years uf coustant experiment in Keeping st regularly in stock, that our sales have suficiently increased to more than make up | 4¢0e)", Mong the difference, our sales of it having already reached | 349s 4.0 ~ marvelous proportions. ‘This entirely overcomes un- |g fy to Bint other, drawback so commonly experienced by others, Ft Yiz.: That of offering Coffee not Toast these goods every day, abd more fi * day, and hence the Coffee is scarcel ty the eustower ELPHONZD 428 DtL st, Let D und Tas Iscom xrom the Out-Go (to the mountains—to the shore) depends upon how we go, with what we ly roasted. “Wo quently twice | culd when de- | YOUNGS co., STEAMER MATIANO LEAVES 7TH-ST WHARE ‘on Bi ‘Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 7 a.an.,for omac river fandings ws far as Mattox Creek. Griude Fk whiart, Sundays dows and Weduiesday ap; Lirent Sod Chapel Pointe Tuurdaye dowi, aud Mouiaps aud Weaheedaye up G.T, JONES, Agent, 7th-#, whart, fo, or, more exactly, what we wear, Persons _ nee, Ag et, stilllive who say: “Tt matters not what we | JOHN MCGAHEE, Alexandria Va. Avent st ‘wear if our belavior be right.” Monstrous un- LEAMEK JOHN = eos aves Sra ! It ought to be trus, but itis mot. We 5: . se aey all te “ fittipg out tourists, The ‘Blue far as Nomini, Currio Flannel Suit, 910 to 13.0, finds ae boa WEDNEsL ALS extends her trip t ‘whevever shown, It is @ great suit for the Kinsale, Fare to all sotines: ‘The Serre Coat and Vest, @7, 4s another at ‘ORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONKOE. traction, With Blue Flannel Trowers, $3 to Low fares, The popular, safo and fast Steamer $4.50, it makes a cool and a dress suit, LAE, clevantiy, farminbedl, Wurenevot ere “i og BATUCRDAY af 5.50 pas. stovping at Piney Poiut ug aud returning. First meals served ia GEORGE SPRANSY, jbg-Foom On usin deck. ONE-PRICE ter00! cured and bygearo checked at 619, oom, 1531 Pome, ‘Sve, Licgd'® Express Uthees aud om Steamer. ‘Lelepboie call—04. niy33-6mo and 434 SEVENTH STREET. JPoTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE, Stcamer SUE, Capt. WO, Coogee. erat between Elorant Sprine and Rammer . ust Ue prepaid. Goth bar commenced. “Ths, Sapiro SREP SF Ae fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly. §419,30th st. Don't wait. Our Beautiful Spring and 26-6m, Ofiee: (vil and Penn. ave mw, Summer Goods have come, and areyoing x yo sinieas rapidly. In these days food old-fasa | Ree ee WARE FIELD" sou bonesty fs rare, you wills wee Fth st. wharf Ob MONDAYS, THURSDATS, ‘leased to see how we have combinedoid. BA EAU At pa Beturuing LUESDAL! time honesty in quality and price, with Numi Fe jens new, fresh styles in Men's and Boy's Se ee SE Conuserin Sith an ‘the latest, quality excellent, prices low- C.W. KiDLea, Maunwer. = m= est. Buyers cannot put their moveyia CT'1O NEW YOKK—}KEIGHT STREAMERS more liberal hands. Youneed not acospt JOH GIubOS and EC AS .GUL leave Picea, ur statements as we beck them with ete Dinuiou, cvey LuUhabAx MUiNEN ev0ds and prices, Our $12, $15,018 Fripie et lowest rate, 7 suits, must be seen: you cannot immagine 1. VERNON MZ. VERNON: Sas Sok ane tone aT mina & CORCORAR ve seen suis sold at much more aes Money that will mot bear cumparieed REESE Deav clock eu Betuanitg seacbes Wass ‘With these, iivtun about S30 pa ‘Tailoring department on second sod eld LL BLAKE, Captain, Wuusiovre, nore iar ae Kea OCEAN STEAMEKS a OAH WALKER & 00, joud MOUIE 10 LONDON. s my31. 625 Penneyivania avenue, ROMDECISCHER LLOYD 8. 8. 00 Ger Tm Bas fede Ata i, br os HE 3 ey, Sm: -*