Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1888, Page 6

¥ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 1888—SIX PAGES. ‘The Weather. Indications for the % hours commencing at 3 p.m. Yor the District of Columbia, Maryland, Dela: ware, Virginia, light to fresh easterly’ winds, warner, fair weather. Lanes Coscn or Window Sponges, onty Se. xe: wala At Tas Fam, 812 7tb st. ow. 50. Geo. Spransy, 4347. ty. Chas, T. Car- aw, MaxkED-Dowy SUITS $1 BUILDERS’ HARDWARE a Spe’ wer & pennsylvania av ly charge $15 for our $20 Bargain Suita, WE only charge Prauax Bron, 7 and E. ‘The Only Manufacturing Clotuiers in Washington, Coos Baaxp COLLARS, 3 for 50e. Why pay mor RewsivcEr's ice cream, 235 and 1018 18th sts, aw We only charge $15 for our 320 Bargain Suita, MAN Bitos., 7th abd E, ‘The Only Manufacturing Clothiers in Washington, PBaxcars Servs $13.50. Geo. Spransy, 434 7. Lanae Coacu or Window Svonges, only 9c. AUTRE Fark, S12 7th st. Ww, Couevey’s Mvstanv.—Pulladelphia Brand 1s the King of Condiments. Flavor and pungency com- ‘bined ip perfection. For sale by Grocers. Coon Brand CoLLaxs, 3 for 50e. Perfect ntting. Have no others, Wiis Ice Co.'s Penobscot fer—red wagons, w charge §15 for our §20 Bargain Suits, capa FiskMas Bxos., 7th and B, ‘The Only Manufacturing Clothiers in Washington, Sors reduced to $13.50. Geo. Spransy, 4347. Coo BRAND COLLARS, ‘3 for s0e. The best and latest. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Nation at.—Choral Society Concert. Aipatow’s—“Prince Methusalem.” Harxis’.—Cora Van Tassel, PaxonaMa BUILDING.—“Battle of Shiloh.” Condensed Locals. ‘The Washington Bar Association yesterday elected delegates to the meeting of the National Bar Association of the United States as follows: For turee years, A. 5. Worthington and W. F. Mattingly; for two years, K. Koss Perry and A. C. Bradley; forone year, T. A. Lambert and J. J. Darlington. ‘Senator Daniel, president of the Washington As- sociation of thé alumni of the University of Virginia, has called a meeting of the assoctation for Friday evening, at 1405 Massachusetts avenue, to consider tne matter of attending the the university, week aiter next, and to Appoint a committee to Wait upon the President, apd invite him and Mrs. Cleveland to attend on ‘the 27th instant. ‘The Veteran Firemen’s Association of Baltimore have invited the Washingwon veterans to visit that city on the 4th of July, and participate in the demonstration Lo be held there on that day. Yesterday suit was entered by Marguerite Campbell against Washington Endowpment As- sociation to recover 4,000 on four certifleates on ‘the life of Antonio Peiletier in ber favor. In Cireuit Court No. 2, Judge Merrick, yester- day, the case of C. K. L. Crowa against Baltimore and Potomac Kailroad Co. for damages to property © Maryland avenue, between 10th and 11th sireets, resulted in a verdict for pialntif for $500. ‘About 8 o'clock last evening a fire broke oui on the third floor of No. 1000 Pennsylvania avenue, oeeupied by W. McKibben, printer. It was ex- tinguished by No, 2 Co. without turning in an alarm. ‘The cause Is unknown. Edward Golway, indicted for robbery, was this morning released ip the Criminal Court on $300 | Dall ‘TEE WEPRLY Staz’s Pocket Atlas of the World 1s offered free to every new subscriber for one year to | the Werxty Stax. It is a handsomely printea ‘Vook of 191 pages, profusely ilusirated, with more | than 100 colored mapsand diagrains, abdcontains | aweaith of general information Sev advertise. her column. of John W. Paine agt. Estella ¥ report of G. F. Appleby, trus- | tee, Was filed, stating the acceptance of tue’ bid Of | MOUS Of $110,000 for Lhe interest of the | parties in the Petwort!, tract, and during the day | the deed from Mr. Appleby to Simons, transferring aan undivided half ox the property, 20832 acres of | Une Taylor farm, was tiled. | The wili of Deanis Convell was filed yesterday. He leaves his estate to his Lather. ‘The National Rifles. ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR THE PROPOSED INVASION | ‘OF NEW ENGLAND. Ata meeting of the National Rifles last night, Mwas decided to make the proposed Northern tour tn Jul The company will leave here on the i 16th of next month at #o'clock in the morning, | and Will godireet to New York, thence to New | wedtord, Cottage City, Martha's’ Vineyard and | Boston, returning to this city on the 28th of July. | ‘The Weecacoe Band, of Philadelphia, will accom. pany the comand. An invitation ‘bas been re- cetred from the Bosien Lancers to attend the celebration of the fitty-first anniversary of that | Organization to be Leid at Faneuil Hall on the 14th of June. ‘M. 3. Qainn and P. in Vrauken were elected to active membershiy ‘The following were elected honorary members: E. B. Barnum, E. FP. Kosen- berg, Col. Gilbert Moyer. J. F. Kennedy, J. H. Cavanaugh, J. F. Barrett, J. W. Collins, H. J. Clark, RA! Bireneat, Leon’ Geneste, Herman Edel | t and Chas. G. Dulin. — Senator Spooner’s House Ropbed, THE LADDER BURGLAR VISITS HIS PREMISES. ‘The burglar who has been entering houses in this city by means of a ladder ts still at work. | Sometime last might he visited the residence of Senator Spooner. No. 5 B street northeast, and en- Vered through tle second story window. ‘The din- ing-room was visited and about $80 Worth of sil- | verware was carried of. A dog kept in the base. | tent made some uotse during the night which, it 1s supposed, irightened off the burgiar before” he had time to'enter other rooms. Tle ladder used Was left on the premises. —— ‘THE Cworat Socrety of the Choral Society at the ERT.—At the concert ational Theater this evening, Faning’s “Song of the Vikings,” Garrett's | “My Love ts Lise a Red, Red Kose,” Rheinverger’s | PIED, and Buck's, “spring Song,” and the ept- logue and finale from “The Light of Asia,” will be | Tenderea by the full soctety, while the female | ¥olces give MacKenzie’s “Come, Sisters, Come.” Miss Powell will render a Vieutémps baliade and serenade, a larghetto and a caprice on the violin. Mile. Nogueiras will be heard tn an aria from | Sees Seeeey _emaen and Dale,” and two songs by Mine. Viardot, “Madrid” and “Les Filles zadire. | —+. MARRIAGE LiceNSES.—Marriage lcenses have | deem issued by the clerk of tue court to Wm. Cotor and Margaret Liston; Robert Stalk and Cora Butler; Henry A. Patterson, of Scranton, Pa., and Pattie Harris; Wyatt Tompkias and Lucinda Suams; Joseph Day and Gracie Brown; W. B.} Howell and belle S. Lauc ‘Two Lawruicurexs 1 Corkr.—Daniel Ryan, laapligiter, was berore the charged by Special Officer J ig pro | tane language. ‘The old man denied the charge and the case was continued until this morning, When three additional witnesses appeared and gave testimony agalnst the derendant, whereupon & fine of $ was imposed. Henry Brown, a colored lamuplighter, was charged witn carrying a loaded pistol. He was arrested on complairt tiiat he had drawn the weapon om some bors. ‘The aefendant Js @ cripple, and he stated that be tound the | weapon yesterday morning. He was on his way | fo see about burying his father when some boss Lurew stones at im and he exhibited the weapon tomighten them. The court continued the case Jor sentence. AN OLD EMPLOYE oF Apaws Ex. igar Nightingale. an old employe of | ¥, Adams Express Co. i als ¢1 at his. rest- | dence on Monday night. He hid been falling in | health for along time, and for the past fifteen months has been unable to perform any duty. His last service with the express company Was in the capacity of a messenger between Unis city and New York. —-— IepRovine a Cucecu INTERIOR. —After next Sua day the auditorium of the St. Paul Lutheran ehurea building, corner of 11th and H streets northwest, will be closed. The congregation wilt Worship id the lecture-room while the extensive alteratious aud improvements are being made in Uhe Toor above. “AM the pews Will be taken out | aut new pews of cherry wilt be substituted. ‘The | Walnscoting will be of the same material, The Walis and ceiling will be handsomely frescoed and &uew carpet put down. The gallery in the rear 38 to be taken down and a new one built, with the nides extending a short distance along the walls, ‘There is to be a hew pipe organ and otLer changes will be made which wili very much improve and ureh, Deautify Che interior of the « H a ‘ONVENTION ¥14 B. ANDO. R. R.— Having arranged with the members of the Fepub- | Hicap ciubs of tbe District and a large number of memOers of Une U.S. Senate and Coagresss, the B, and O. KK, will run a magnificent special train of * Yo the Chicago contention, leaving Wash | ington Saturday. Juve 16, nt 12 nooo, arriving at Cuieago 11 a.m. next morning. Round trip tickets Anelude one Tull double berth going by this special train and the same accomaio- Hons returning oo aby regular train to Wash- ington until June 28, at the extremely low rate of $18 The special train, uowever, Will return ime mediately after the close of the convention. After arriving in Chicago these sleeping cara (or aS many Of them as may be desired) will be ‘sid~ tracked on lake front, ta rear of tue Exposition building. for the ace‘minodation of persons who may desire thew for siceping purposes. thus afford- Superior aud quiet quarters at moderate Beloen the chang wal be but $25 per day per €ar; Capacity 25 to 30 people. Apply at once and secure ‘and berta on the grandest train via the grandest route tothe grandest city of the west. For full information ca. at Rand 0. Ucket offices 1361 Pennsylvania avenue, G19 Pennsylvania Seen, E.On O. Senet oF LW. I. Wheeser, fee Public Mice, Gen. J.-H.’ Sspher, Glover builaing, 2419 F street northwest, Capt. . P. Cunt =m, League, eatin chairman transportation committee, it. N. Senate post office. Hovsmmotp Frexrrcae, Prxo, Etc, aT Ave- om Tomas Dowling wilt sell to-inorrow at 10 street northwest, & Plano and @ collection of « xcellent furniture, To THR CuicxGo € | the District on Mberal terms, and three meals | Snaeatiees Cmotce Roses axp Pravts ar AtcTION.—There Will be a large Sale of choice roses aud pants at Dowling’s, to-morrow at 11 ociock. - MaRYLaxD Dewocnaric Cire see advt. THRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, The Colored Trustees Have a Little Disagreement, CHANGES AMONG TEACHERY—NEW TEXT BOOKS TO ‘BE INTRODUCED—THE OLD NAME OF THE HIGH SCHOOL TO BE RETAINED—NORMAL SCHOOL GRAD- CATES, ETC. A disagreement between the trustees of the colored schools, Dr. Francis and Mr. Cornish, came to the surface at the meeting of the school board last nighg. Dr. Francis ‘asked for information about the Proposed manual training exhibition of the col- ored schools. He said he had been told that some- thing of the kind was to take place, though be had not been consulted about it, and he did not know that the board had authorized it. Mr. Cornish said it had been customary to have exhibitions in the scbools at the close of the year, and this one had been arranged without expense. He Rad consulted the Superintendent of colored Schools about it, and both supervising principals and they had given hearty assent to it He thought jt Was 4 good thing to gather together the results of the manual training work, apd it did not occur to him that action by the board was necessary. nab, fants sald, that now that the exhibition ma for he would not oppose ite had becn consulted at frst he would have objected strongly, a® being inadvi Ume. Manual training instruction had been Selng On in the colored schools for only three Months ‘The coming exhibition would, he was sure, De a creditable one, but it was being made I. ee Sacrifice of all other work. os — School was already practically closed so far other work was conerned. and this industrial Work Was being pushed forward so as to accom- plish in a few weeks the work of months. Mr. Cornish denied this statement of facts. He complained that tbe trouble was a lack of har- mony in the colored schools, und expressed regret at the state of affairs. Dr. Francis protested against one member of the board acting independently of the board. APPLICATIONS AND RESIGNATIONS. Applications for teachers’ places were received from Lizzie Lewis, Mary Lewis, B. M. Howard, Mary W. Prather, ie L. Wolhaupter, Eliza- bet Mason, Mary E. Weish, Chas. G. Maphis, H. J. Barton, Bertha A. Chase,’ Amanda Stout, Nellie SMuulson. Mary L- Mills, B.'s. Kerr. J. W. Rovert- Son, Agnes A. Rogers, Harry B. itenfor, Grace Gar- riott, and for janitors’ places from Win. Middle- ton, Gurdon Snowden, jr., and Geo. E, Brown. ‘The resignations of H. D. Malone and Mary B. Malone, both of the sixthadivision, and.B. E. Pope, of the seventh division, were accepted. Miss Pope, & teacher in the colored schools, in her levter of re- Signation said: “Having suffered until I can no louger endure the tyranical conduct of Trustee J. R. Francis and the artrul foe oer instigated by Mr. H. P. Montgomery, I hereby tender my re- Signation as teacher in the public schools of the seventh division.” THE NAME WILL. NOT BE CHANGED. The committee on High and Normal school, to ‘Whom was referred the petition of many pupils re- questing that the name of the Washington Hig School changed to the Paul High School, in honor of the late lamented principal, reported ‘back the petition without the committee's recom- mendation. The report sald: “The committee ‘sympathize cordially with the peUtioners io their estimate of the great value of Mr. Pau’s services and of his general worth, and it will at any time unhesitatingly recommend any action intended to appropriately do permanent honor to bis memory and not involving results or tendencies prejudicial tO the Dest interests of the schools. The committee are of opinion, however, that the nomenclature of our school buildings should be permanent, except In cases in Which cogent reasons for a change may intervene, and especially that the name under Which the High School has gained tn the short pe- riod of twelve years its enviable national distinc- Uon, and in which it has issued diplomas to so many hundreds of graduates, whose careers of ‘useiulness in this other communities are daily honoring lis existence, should be preserved.” ‘The Teport Was adopted. TO RECEIVE NORMAL SCHOOL DIPLOMAS. Upon the report of the committee on Normal and High Schools it was ordered that Washington Norwiai School diplomas be conferred on the fol- lowing graduates, who have taught not less than a year, and given evidence of ability to govern and instruct a school: Magdalena Rock, Elia M, Chase, Dalton, Chariotte De=sez, Esteila €. Drane, Olivia D. Eastwood, Withelinina €. Hart mann, Mary C. Hitton, Maggie M. Hines, Jennie Hodges, Mae Jenkins, Ida L. Myers, Helen G. Nicuols, Margaretta Noud, Beulah Parsons, Sara E Simons, Fannie E. Towner, Clara Willen- bucher, Katharine C. Babbington, Sephora L. Bettea, Alice M. Clayton, Lillie Cohen, Mary A. T. Couneliy, Emily Enthoffer, Mary F. Gorden, Emma. Hernford, Rose E. Houston, Carrie V. Law, Mar- garet ¥. Morgan, Alice C. Noerr, Anpie T. ODou- hell, Loue Poilock, Katie Rovertson, Mary J. Seriv- ener, Elizabeth V. Snowden, Julia H. ‘Suckaey, Frances C. Noerr. SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOR CERTIFICATES. ‘The committee on teachers and janitors made a report, which was adopted, recommending that certificates be awarded as follows, in accordance with {he results of the examination of candidates for teachers’ positions, held May 18 and 19 last Fourth class certificates to E. Granville Comegys, Jame J. Lewis, Agnes T. Lyon and Harriet C. sler. ‘Third class certificates to Chas. G. Maphis and Jas. B. Clark. Second class certificates to John B. Macauley, Keyser, First class certificates to Chas. F. Fawsett, Mag- le E. Larcombe, Katle J. Schermerhorn, Mabgaret 3. Callaghan, Carlisle T. Mason, Mary E. Wood, Sarah Nott, Ida J. Moore, Minnie M. Moore, Mattie E. Pryor, Mary L." McClelland and Jennie T. Rugg. CHANGES IN TEXT-BOOKS. ‘The committee on text-books recommended that the proposition of Guin & Co., relative tothe intro. duction of Mason's: new first, second, and. third music readers, and Mason’s new charts, in place of The old Mason readers and charts in use, be ac- cepted, the change to be effected on or betore the opening of the ensuing school year. Mr, Fish stated that the change of books would be an even exchange, and as to the cl of charts, but few were In use, and those paid for by The report was adopted. ‘The committee also made a report, which was adopted, recommending tne adoption of Barnes’ priunary and brief histories of tue Cnited States r the use of scholars. These histories have beeu in use in the schools by teachers as books of refer- ence. The publishers, Mr. Fish said, offered to tn- {roduce the books at reduced prices, accepting old ‘Dooks in part as exchange. Mr. Fish also presented a petition trom the teachers of manual training in the white schoos asking an increase lary to $1,200 per annum. ‘The matter was reterred to the Cominissioners. Dr. Francis offered an amendment to the by- laws making 1t compulsory upon, instead of op- Uonal with, superintendents to call meetings of Leachers for special instruction and improvement, and ai8o making It compulsory upon the superin: tengents lo attend the meetings of the board in. stead of le@ving it optional with them, as at present. ‘THE TIME OF OPENING SCHOOL. Mr. Fish called attention to the petition of Dr. Teunis S. Hamlin, pastor of the Caurcn of the Covenant,and others, urging that the public schools RAILROADS THE CAPITAL. A Vigorous Protest Against their In fringing upon the Right ef the Public. ‘To the Editor of Tar Evaxrxo Stan: ‘Your able articles against the occupation by rafl- Toad corporations of lands put into the charge of the National Government as trustee of and for the general public have awakened the interest of Fesidents of the city and, I have no doubt, the Spirit of fair treatment and justice in the minds of a majority of the members of the American “House of Commons.” But the pending legisla- ton in the “House of Lords” indicates not only gross carelessness of the vested rights of the resi- dents of the etty, absolute indifference to the preservation of the beauty of the national capital ‘and almost inhuman disregard of inmates of one ‘of our most important hospitals, but indifference asto the rulingsof the Supreme Court of the United States touching and limiting the authority Wile the officials of the as a tt e e are sending letters to railroad ofictals ine various parts Of the country requesting them to write to mnembers of Congress ip the interest of ending s, IU Seems tO me that citizens of the ic should second your efforts and attempt to pre- *“Thote with pleasure that the people eastofgthe note re that the people east§ot Capitol are to hold a mass-meeting to protest against destroying the beauty, comfort and safety that part of the city. A’ map has been fre, pared, showing no less than thirty public and seuii-public Institutions, such as churches, schools, and hospitals, more or less of which will be mate: Tially impaired in their usefulness 1f any one of the Senate bills now pending becomes a law. NO less than Six of the pending measures involve tun- neling immediately adjacent to Providence Hosp- tai. “Lands whlch’ have ‘been once lesaliy Spee: priated for specitic public purposes are given away without the Shadow of reason or necessity. I d0 not believe that any of our numerous visitors {rom the states can or do look over the beautitul landscape presented from the marble terrace of the Capitol butiding without uttering unmeasured condemnation of ‘the distracting presence of a steam Fallroad on the mali, and it baftles my com- prehension to understand how any Senator can el, for 4 moment, justified in proposing or aiding any'legislation which will double the curse that 18 already on thecity. I sincerely trust that the branch our national legislature which is nearer the peo— lo wili prevent the consummation of the schemes 9f the railroads ‘so long as they involve any im- Pairments of plots whicli have been preserved for @ century for the use and beneNt of the public. PaRK—ER, a Hancock & Farnham’s chair and spring-bed manufactory, Philadelphia, Pa., was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, $20,000. Mase No Misraxe’ If you bave made up your mind to buy Hood's Sarsa- Parilla do not be induced to take any other. Hood's ‘Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing by vir tue of its pecutiar combination, proportion and prep- aration curative power superior to any other article of {he kind before the people. Be sure to ge: Hood's. “In one store the clerk tried to induce meto buy their own instead of Hood's Sarsaparilla. But he could not Prevail on me td change. I told him I kuew what ‘Hood's Sarsarilla waa, I had taken it, was perfectly sut- isfied with it, and did not want any other.” Mrs. ELLa A. Gorr, 61 Terrace street, Boston, Mass. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only by C. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. PURE FOOD ASSURED. For raising bread, biscuit best and purest baking powder should be employed. The use of the ordinary cream of tartar and soda, or of a baking powder containing lime, alum or phosphates, carries dele- terious ingredients into the food. The absolute purity of the Royal Baking Powder makes it pre-eminently the most useful and wholesome leavening agent known. It contains no lime, alum, phosphate or other adulterant, leaves no alkaline or acid residuum in the food, and its use ensures pure, light and sweet bread, biscuit and cake, that are perfectly digestible and wholesome whether hot or cold, fresh or stale. Its leavening power has been determined the highest whenever tested by official authority, and all chemists and writers on food hygiene commend it as the purest and best leavening agent known. Prof. H. A. Mott, who has examined the various bak- ing powders for the U. S. Government, says: ___FOR_RENT—HOUSES._ FOR SALE--HOUSES. ie 21700 13TH ST. NW. COR. OF 13TH AD. owt demiestle wd modern eabiigton wile perhiue. ede and commodions stabie. Chis very Leactive property Wehow for the Ere time ofirred wan at @21.000. For permeation t jets hve Ma PARK -2r $100 817 Mark’t Space 20 1.850 ad y EES corner few fot und bee 3 ay Mg eS JOR SALE —GHEAT—ToO aN DMMEDIATE 1S 3 aniy ip per month: we es ft a Se ther fi nly the ve POR RENT-HOUSE OF TWELVE ROOMS, NEAR Sohn te DAME D. STON BOG Fae ha SRY or other food, only the very Ffhomas Girls: a wor ana’ Bir membsas st JOK SALE—A NICE NFW MOUs, NORTUWES [gr gemig east Cor beara it docred * one square from Pevnsylveiia ave. 2 story aud 2, catomet nay tela, BROKE Bone tr. ines ~~ &L500 it sold soon. DAVID D sTUNE. BOG Prey RSS oe pene fy % STONE, 806 F st. rs {OR RENT—SOUTHWEST COR_ISTHAND MASS | 1250 Sou Face ting, with tice bot weil sitasted, and is tpont % COR ISTHAS re ling, with nice do. weil sittasted, end in there Fttenes cary dretacie 35 oa hata eating | 33283 ough tepait.” Price, #000 Y rooms and’ bath: yards. ¢40. F3 JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, ‘SWORMBTEDT'& BRADLEY, $ a 1003 Pets ® 927 F wt knw. — a ee 2 Se SPAR Foe BESTS ST SEW POURSTOR Brick, 14 rooms, at $75, 622 1M st. 14 rows, at #99 F1S Glt Sirseinesall'moderm fips “at et 30: 5126 at. t brick, store and 3 a3} oer pwo-story cellar brick dweil uz. 42 MeCul- AMAN. treat New Jersey are. apd E st no et S12. 1003 F at ‘J a ° 2b ptable, 3 stal - - aS ae velow recular price. Inquire of W. L. WALT? I aE 08 Deo ee | CPE 16 Gth st. nw. av’ =A EINE HOUSE. 908 are Ps AAs) ~~ splendid chance for one or two desirable couples to a i <H PAKKER housekeep, 1425 6th st. av » 4iand Bate aw 1234 1eu st. ay 1th we j Ht sale fora few days 0 houses in Portier Place, and beth end cellar, and jout, bremutulery lane tenant. 9 Yestinent: price oily WASH'N DANENLOWD A & Son, 1115 Fos: rthwest. rts scearee ze hy ¥ SiS. Anny Hist, bet. 18th & 19th 159 LUE sto rDupontOir, 10 | Nat. near Lott, 330 Litn'et, bet, \ 2) Farragut Square 3) Corcoray, Mass. ave. mr 14th. 208% Ast bet, FITCH, FOX & BROWS, hk Iw SOME NEW a At ma nousts “ . JOR RENT- NE; NEWLY PAINTED 30 KM” AGE. 1044 ath ston we The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the purest ie Ss gE LARGE BRICK WoUSE | pO IH ead BS Tinto wonta, hey ae F lint co dit | APaae eae. kh er rire | : and most reliable baking powder offered to the public. It is absolutely pure. ——_—_—_—_—_— $40, of un uraished, & SUN. 1222 F 3.000 2100 Veaw th (YANO 1, Sand f Smow's ‘a: 5.000 ‘sau hwest. tor $20 per mouth, to Jot. Ist, 1888. | 4700 “nw Oh a tooo H. A. MOTT, M.D., Pu.D.” HEL ‘a SDENGIR. 730 towetne. | BRE Be, ators tics, 9 room & store €10 3.500 of Tita ae es wi T-UKICK HOUSE, 6 u SC, S-story rick, 0 roca m0 ; " Fo 1503 4 st. Seatory brick U. S. Government Chemist. Frome, modern i 1537 Pat, Story, co able louse, 13 Foci sen Apply to CHAS. G. THO! 1934 1sth'st, Sentory lorick, 9 soous. 738 8 st.. story bri ie, 7 Fooms, la .W. 9 rooms, mod. ix 865 | 1244 Wylie +t. v-story Brick, 6 oul Be or 000 cor. 10th, 7 rs. store ani ~-80 | Groom cottawes on Columbia Helgiits, th at. ow. th {w.. store and Z rooms. 0 Mi ooo 9 rooms, mod. imps o8-12t Franc, One-Price Hatter and Furnisher, corner 7th and D. 3 At Tag Farr, 812 7th st. nw. Dixon’s Yeast Powder alwaysreliable. 1m Rye Walucer, best ite the word tor te mee Otvers by mal MoGer's, 9th near Dist, WES “Royal Gine” mends China, Glass Wood, £e, eee Usenzcenenren Arrnactios: OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. r ted by the Legislature in 1868 for Eau- cational aad Charitasie Durposes, and tts franchise qnade @ part of the present State Constitution in 1879, by an overwhelining popular vote. Its GRAND EXTRAORDINALY DRAWINGS take Semi-Annually, June and December). and its HAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place one ch of the other ten months in the year, andare all drawn in public, at the Academy of Music, New Orleaus, La. “We do hereby certify that we supervise the arrange. ‘ments For ail thy Monthly and Semt- Annual Drawingsaf The Lowisiana State Lottery Company, and in person manage and control the Drawings themsetees, and that the eng cre conducted with honeaty, Fairness and in good Faith toward all parties, and we authorize che Com= Bany to wwe thin certyicate, with Sac-wmiles as OUF Rig Natures attached, in ite advertisements.” Commisstoners, We, the undersigned wilt Priigdrinen ecThe Lousiana’ Stave Latinos Chih ‘may be presented at our counters. BM. WALMSLEY, Pres, Louisiana Ni Ban! Fidtine CANAEY. Bren. Sone toad ea WIN, Pres. New Ori N: yal ak KOWN, Pres. Union National Bane GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, ‘TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1888. CAPITAL PRIZE, 300,000. 100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each; los Gtarierss 95: Veataer 82, Metts LIST OF PRIZES. Halves SEEBenemmnne ease, = ne se anes Soeur sy fon C1 .T! or. desired, write legibly tothe tion rly stat- ing your residence, with State, County, Street and Wtinibers More rap I delivery id return mail delivery will be assured by your enclosing an Envelope bearing your ress. Tull ada Seud ITAL Ni M by Express (at our expense) addressed to be not opened until the first Tuesday in October. AS the petition had not yet reached tue board, Mr. Fis had it read from THe EVENING Stak. He thought it Was a matter worthy of serious atten- oa, It was decided, however, to lay tt over until the ‘meeting to be held at the end of the present month. ‘Superintendent Powell extended an invitation wo the boheme mien Seen paren amipations at the Franklin butlding Thursday, the Webster building Friday. D D D D Dv e Sooo? wrens ce wee? vi UTD’ EW WexRT wn aF CQ, ae mnt ES) oe > Pee Bo 0S “él or wn "5 3 nm >, Erp> ——- kexes ee ei: 3 3 mx: wens ff” a > 3 Toned (~\-[-} Its superior excellence proven in millions of homes for more than a quarter of a century. United States Government ‘iversitice a most: Healthful. Dr. Price’ does not contain ia Cas. df DR, PRICE BAKING NEW YORK. CHICAGU, aiamew ‘Tes Tuovsasn Yanps Of Besutiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS real hot weather, Jegant dresesvods are ali pase ne wool immedae Route widths ‘Every : Sinines them will KNOW they are very Gueay at Boise, our cash price 37 ic. FANCY SILKS iu checks and stripes, all colors, im- bg ararenn ree 40, 45, 48. EAUTIFUL SATTEENS, in new French styles, aNpeome Saris TR pra LINRX, as equality, ot muite obe yard wide, real value, 25<, CHALLY Dx LAINES, new French styles, 10c. SILKS excellent quailty, with reduced Soe js uk TABIXTINEN, very Ane quay cheap at 15e.; re- duced Be. * z “! EXKIRTTA CASHMERES, new style dress goods, wide double wits Tea he Blue snd ny (aot all woo Pe for oa yards ‘The valuable presents for our cash ct are ‘Up on © lange table ‘near the entrance of out oS rei onearon Sum loan teri gh? P5oE oyer, One pairot Damask og worth | he ‘pair ‘Sk Embroidered Corsets. worth, Damass Napkins; worth 75. o CARTERS, _ 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH STREET. In adiwertising our “CASH LAINS.” the q oh Sie ay ts teh tae are Plamen presents for cash customers who bas,g30 Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL, BANE RFMFMBER that the presence of Generals Beaure- gard and Early, who are in charge of the drawings, is ‘Aguarantee of absolute fairness and integrity, thatthe chances are all equal, and that noone can possibly divine what number will draw a prize. “REMEMBER, also, that the payment of all prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKBof New Orleans, and the tickets are signed by the President of an Institution whose chartered rights are recognized in the highest Courts: therefore, veware of any imita- ‘tions or anonymous schemen” Jelg-waasw Sreour 3 Daxs Sure. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. 35c. Corded Band Chemises, 30c. $1.45 14-inch Emb. Flounce Skirt, 98¢. 75e. Emb. Yoke and Torchon Yoke Chemises, 63. 50c, Walking Skirts, Cambric Ruflle, 42c. 89c. Gown, 2 insertings and Emb. Edge, 71¢, ‘85c. Drawers, wide Torchon Edge, 67. ‘High Neck, Square and V-shaped. Regular prices, $1, $1.25, $1.48. BGR RIARCHE. 316 7TH STREET N.W. iE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY invited to ‘attend the Anuual Com- Preparatory Scliool at tue New N: Hon TO-MOKROW (THURSDAY), at 2 oc t t A. P. MONTAGUE. NATIONAL THEATER. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 15TH. GRAND TESTIMONIAL TO LAVINIA SHANNON, On which occasion she will make her STAK DEBUT. RIENDS OF T! are cordial inencementot ‘Under the auspices of the following prominent bes and wentlemen: Gov. and Mrs. A. M. scales, of North Carolina; Miss Katie scales, of Nort: Carolina: Judge and Mre A. & Aegrimpon, of North Caroling: Mise Maggie Merrignou, ot North Carolina; Gen. and Mrs. dno. C. Bi tor aud Mrs. ZB. Vanes, Hon. aud Mrs. ard, Sevators Hurria, Blickburn, Hampton, Beck, Bul x. Sopa Jer, Coke, Cockrell.’ Berry, Walthall, Heaan, Jone George. Vest, Kansom, Pasco, Bate, Cail. onean, Gray, Daniel, Brown, Kenna. hs eS Whitthorne, Robertson, Wilkinsou and ra. MISS SHANNON will, ZaDY AUDLEY in THE MYSTERY OF AUDI ay OF AUDLEY COURS, Assisted by Chas, B. Hanford, of the Booth-Barrett Ger. Suns W, Kecne, Thaddeus shine, ‘Thsoiore Sk. Hany, Edwin vine ‘Towers Aiieses Komt, laabel Thornto ‘Darling, Nettie Shannon and Mrs. J. D. Gerni ‘Samuel W. Keone, staxe man: Reserved seats for sale at chairs reserved. 8: otehestra circle reserve areas circle reserv-d, 73 cents: family circle, woneral admission. 50 cents; private ones, 38 New NATIONAL THEATER. “Brentano's. Orchestra WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, CHORAL SOCIETY, prices 3 Lottie Church in“ Ciknown,” Jel ATTLE OF SHILOH A GENERAL REDUCTION OF PRICES OF SPRING FINE MILLINEBY, TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT MARKED- DOWN PRICES. UNTRIMMED HATS AT GREATLY REDUCED ‘PRICES. JACKETS AND WRAPS AT HALF PRICE. | mage E T. 3. S15 +3 Orchestra. Washington if class R at 6 Tiron Prestece W. «a Td cies will Hi ioe ee be ‘SPR NGa eet een steamships sail Pavone jureday and Poon ‘berthe. ton, or apply to— a Re ‘Dis for. Eouses” FX RoRearvard of i'epeniins more mone; ee 620 Ist né., 6 rooms, ‘mod. ups. 7 to INO. AL PRESCL OR RENT—THREE-STOR) BRICK LUUs @ CITY ITEMS. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.} _sei2-11t clone Building, 1410 Fat. now. | Piet at ne. all modern motors, im roveweHts, i eo Lick 3800 Svote — ———_———————— | Fon RENT—HOUBES. ate, pare Sigs rc | Of ewan tno? Vera Fine British Hosiery. Fast colors and JONADAD EXCURSION.—THE STEAMER | BH’ stuting Rink, N.Y .ave-|324 Del, ave. ne.7r.... $30 7 . —— | ban ba De ne or 108. ‘assortme! 25e. Ni make 3: Place, JOR ReNT—234 NORTH CAPITOL ST. FUR- stn 412 Ast we + free Onesie aes war aoener 7eh | BIVER VIEW ou FRIDAY The 13th instante ae foe ie 8599 pos. Ju Tthed of uufurs she J and” boveruest thet 417 ite ne lows: At 9 ain. and 4:30 p.in. Tickets can be obtained ation Erick Dwelina: eleven fol mis sud at eres euly & Poe the STOrery on ay FOR EaER™ Xo porece suited urthe beat eiceocs or the istand 15th {Jel2] “THOR. E WAGGAMAN, Helle of Washington, Old Rye whisky. | 73% 5A 4s, DEN BRENT aoe aah The purest and finest ever up in the Dis- | *jeig.se Sovereign Chief. ueadnssemmnugtax - az Mat. trict market. James L. Barbour & Son. wassm | - “So - Large Coach or Window Sponges, only 9c. A’ ty ‘S10 Mat! Srandall'n, 1509 ub Grail wid 2.4 Nw. cor. 6th'& Dae. ‘und store i Je SWORMSTED Hst.n.w.,lange Q-story frawe 22 roome, sii mmedem improvement, in thorough repair tie etabio | ou the rear 42h ond 425% Hi st.uow bi MARSHALL HALL By the Young People's Union of the Church of Our Father, FRIDAY EVENING, June 15, 1888, steamer ‘Ws W. CORCORAN. Leave Washington at 5:30 p.m. ‘nd stopping at Alexandria. ‘Music and Dancing. 1213 Wee ne T & BRADLEN, ¥: Awe. 416 Mat nw bath in good coi at nw. 2121 Kst. uw. ie 109 25th st. m.w., #7. STORES, OFFICES. &o. AT A BARGAIN. ‘That desirable 10-roo:1 brick house 1327 11th st. Bow. Rent reduced to #50 é 100 Store 933 F st. nw. iStoreand Dwalling 4: SOREN, 2 ORO, H a8. 80. BORED, 506. per anMUm........81,500) Est. sw. a |e st.nw | Lorin dJncason Alley, tet See DO, 213-30 | 71S starcet Saco, Sr, -\ \Guntontid’e.koome i> T—NEW SHVEN-ROOM BAY WINDOW | 5 fraine hones on Washington st. bet, 4thand deh FY! FOR GREAT FALTS "AND CABIN JOHN | “Ya oor. tozo. i 3 | Breck house; ail modern impr vements rooms rach water in yard. slaw two houses BEIDG Store and 408 La 0 | located. Apnly” to NAW: PULKING Jit Anexcedlont iavewtnent ‘Steam packet EXCELSIOR mikes her regular tripe | “14th at. u.w......3:.50)|Vernor. C bet Tath and 15u sts, 1 Partsieneienasty nants becca gn Sunday, Monday, Weduesday, and Friday, leaving | Store and dwelliig 1003. tn & I’, ave. Koom — = . | Sot mom "ee igh @ Lats. Georgetown, at 8 am. Fare, OUc. | “tat. nie. or8..n.....-.35 Cellar 1543 Met. JOR RENT OR SALE: . = .. rane round trip, Apply to J. G. and J. ML WATEBS. Store 624 D st. uw. "12/15 [Lenox bid’, room #. Cathe teed epee ane O18 Sat 20 nonnne aol OK SALE—$3.500-HOME OK INVESTMENT— Jelz-Amé The abovo is oniy ajortion.ot the property on my | gy pa apie pee PS ee 7 Li S ks. For full list cail at office for bulletin jastind on, y expec vernon. eaay true, Tn MSticut excursion srety toe ice for belraia ieanes a to ren A vay aun 5. E. WAGGAM, ER ROSECRANS OO CoC aS unter arin NATIONAL RIFLES Fe, NI—1915 VERMONT AV=.. 8 ROOMS = — ~ a ‘and bath. large side yard, and two-story Icick ss | POOR BALE—1ey PER CENT INVESTMENT six TO MARSHALL HALL, jaro std <A be lk Steamer W. W. Corcoran, ee See eee = s | Ei bges trom, hours moruwest, rented THUUSDAY, 3 pomn Waser ound gust hast Cask, @4.400 trust. CHAR A vies ~ emgage rinting Office; rent $1.30 pet mouth, CHAS. &. _sel2 BaNes 1003 Bac O80 PE Je12-3t iC RALE—A EAU VIPUL NEW PRESS. mick RUST GRaNn, Excunstos zi 1X NEW FIVE-ROoM, S101 aaah, 6 bee TO BAY RIDGE, 5 Bricks ou Patterson st. and North Cap” eiven Uy tol et, near New York ave 1813-00 per tuonth, Say MT. VERNON COUNCIL, No, 10. JR. 0. U. A. 12-6t_HEISKELL & MCLENON, 1008 F stu. ares 5 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20rd 1888. age [Ee aa jouse, Just DEPARTMENT. Fee at A VERY 420 pra Tickets cau Uo oad trout commivise at Bap dot, 11 goo, tne picnen | , Brery ope knows tbat for the taat tectve peare we | 2a nt, 01 ct Chil- : 3 a ve handled 5! ph" OLLARS and 1 tr st. uw. » y detet ou moruing of exstraion. Tickstn gi Ch inate fovscarecui poomprice: | MvGuenaind SIRENELG COLLALS and CUFFS | Soun'tt sade it Mic SIE ER -CEGILET WIE See’ OL Milsouve foods are fomen: nd what is more, we sell | 70K SALK—TEN-HOOM WAY-WINDOW BKICK 4 THCRSDAY, JUSE 14TH, that ip en hour 7 ga FST EE berries bromo rms | market nod school parking, nutmtasiually built, irom Mattano rharf to City View (Giesboro’ Point), e, Hacosth . ILLARS, 2 FOR walnut starring ath trout, © UW cer be sud'returu. ‘Price tor theround fei 4oe,Jelz-se- | SLL per muah. Apply to A GADDIS, avi Bat ae. — Sour, 993 Cat ee el ae GRAND EXCUR-ION OF FRIENDSHIP (Sidenberg's) No. 11, 1. 0. G. T., to River View, MONDAY, GOOD BU: Fz JOR BALE — A BAP bss Lodge ; properts iu the northeast, 2atory. Urick. 0 toumee Made of the finest linen. and perfectly cut and shaped. | A pruperts iu the mortheas: 7 ‘June 18, 1888. All styles, larve of email porate: ele lone ae ine: | aud store doings splendid Dusineas. owner wishes 19 Steaer Mary Washington leaves her whart at 9 a, wideor pe cen cee allcié-n AND COUUS | Set oh Quut of alte healt ice, SRO. HM, mjena-de™ "are Bbc, children 130 Jol He NT-FURNISH-D HOUSE Nia ang | WHICH WECAN With PLEASURE ee A SPLENDID SST0RT eaC Cc. Piston "ol caren erent at shee Sela | «Have we Collars 3 for 25¢" | Yeu but we don't gust: | J° Yeoh in northweat wet alte commcted bee Cottxawooo Beace. For particulars, address 3.44%, Star oics. _jolt-3t | wom cnr quality war ocd en enyons' shows st'thet | fyaecuus im nortneel, aot quite combusted: kemer 7OR KENT—BY price Unt we say fo you icauity that it pays toadve's | WAKNER & 00. 91th Fat mw Feta SPR: Ftoail differonce and buy the better goods, ‘They are | YA 4 — - GOHNSON SPRINGS) tiitinen, buts miehty oor duality. and, have certan | YOK SALL— ‘Steamer Pilot Boy will make regular trips during the 14hand ye x new 941 Prer oor iat re. ‘imal imperfections which will come out in the wear. Having removed from Washington. T desire to sell Sa ick Assisted by — week ‘and 5: Tickets round Duildig, “heated by steam 8833 | They are Vere i you wir to buy thet, Vut we gay to | iu hotorm G09 Met. mw abd 1M Tat bow Mis. MATHILDE ne NOOUEIRAS,soprana, | fipde. ne 8? BR z Rotel, Sor gerd ashe ae stores |"°" ARESOP SIDER SINGs Gots ore a ont tho. 36r., mi, 5 ~—-% and Miss MAUD POWELL, Violinist. Fauily day every Saturday, leaving at 10am, re-} by’ steam, elevator: per Siw, cor 17th ed For CUFFS, 2 PAIR FOR 25c. _selL-awe eee ina — turning at5 p.m. Round-trip 10c, Be — OK BALI } AND ON b Ey 29; 150 ¢ > F E ND 201s VERMONT AVE. §. ‘Admission, 50c. Seats 75c and 81. ‘Saturday evening excursion leaving 6 p.m., return- _ (Sidenberg's Grooms, all wp: sans, terme, 04.000 sacl. 302-10¢ | ing 10 p.m, Tickets 25c. pike Dare linen goods, all atytes, and sizes, with cusf- i. ost Nath Tat # and Gata, ~ ss Wiig, Shooting. all insect emenmnen mattons it you wish thet PB BLAS 2 Ou) Fat (A ANCRE CRARD CEREA ROUSE: neeapennyer tosses os 5:90 pam, Tickets | S44 S ‘Cheaper govds we don't handle, as we dow't care to vibes entciedatehe ->'-3 ‘Evenings at 8:15, Matinee Saturday at 2. | 25c. Ry “ guy opening be . hur JOR SALE-MASS. A CIRCLE. JEANNIE WINSTON Dinner and refreshments furnished on the grounds | 1418 RRR Uv coc H TSN N GGG BSS, Fens Lhree-story aud bnxish bascment Brook AND THE LYCEUM OPERA COMPANY at city prices. 3241 Bat. fer § 8S Ha HERES @ ee | 13 large rooms end, 2 collars, tae 5 . NENG proved team beter. very best plum itd. eee For Charters, &c., apply to Capt. WHITE, steamer | 3y27 Pst E EYP Sco H HR RR 6.00 9 af.. | Sisk improved mos Bowser. vary pert plang. Complete Chorus Pun Pilot Bog. or L. 3. WOOLLEN 00, 1101 Fet.n. w. | 320 Cat wd Cob HHS SS GSE Seed > | rogue adie wa ainta-amee RESERVED SEATS 30c- _0y15-Tm 1S ous 300 styles to select from, which form an incompars- | Ant iuur Parlor brary and dining-room. om. GENERAL ADMISSION 250. asec mare posh ert ble line of every imagin-ble atyl-. frou the cheapest to Floor—3 lange « bauitere Next week—BUCCACCIO. sed je Steamer W. W. CORCORAN Leaves at 10 | 3317 hth the finest. "To try to enumerate then would be folis. | Tyahien ater Noor sad wthdows: house built of the Bho boc THeaTER. 7 Sea tn on Return Trip at 4 pm. ee 1f you wish to Kuow all the uewest styles in Buchings | yecy best material and under dhe isamediate suvet_ TEL is ‘SUNDAYS, : ‘ wood umpacia wan sgpoeymute damp tn aan spom TWO | PERFONMANCES DAILY TWO. | Stetmer W. W. Corcoran will make, two tripe during | oF 75 STYLES OF £50. RUCHINGS, reat cud buck, etairway spain tolee, The petite and chatmiogaonbrette | the summer months, leaving at 10:30 a.m. and 2:00. | 33) horth aud south expouuies Lot CORA VAN TASSEL, m.; revorning at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Fare, round-trip Zbe. | 423 Including among them Crepe Lisse Goods, of all styles | bouse aud eacclieut cation. FOr prion, tern Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, - ‘and colors; Bolting Clotia, all colors, with gold, »'lver, 3%. Dik ugIDDEN HAND. ee ee AC Oe sant, ¥ Copper, steel aud ribbon affects. aud styles, wuich you 00 1.8 we Fhureday and Friday, 910 Fetaw, Wee a Y Fuerte pes Ngumvelf you wink to eet an hdew of pretty aes ‘Saturday, “FANCHON THE CRICKET.” iist of A NERY DESIRALLE Kes! we —— ive SIXTH ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE AGENTS | Fon north side of Kode Island cb TOURIST RUFFLING, rf ez foot frat, 10 rooue all mos. ups cat be Uedtok Next Wogk- 0 reper feo watt ne for tent or ‘sale is liberally Sasuske keene $1000 during sheymoeut wach BWOKA NTH DE Pinkocenmena ve ciyaed acca bara oe. ii TG HOL TAS ia ana Patan elas hoa Pos Nome aT | music forall occasions Address ON FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1888, JpOR RENT—008 M Si. y.W., VERY DisinaBLe decauped Yast Capitol st. and west of Lit | ses-2we JS. B CALDWELL. | | Ticket can be ad from the Agents snd from the com- We have had it as low a+. 8c. # box, but found that the bath, catia mittee at the depot. Git not rive satisfaction. This Se three-stury brick residence, Con ‘ten Fooms, (achandeellar: possession given July i For terms ~3 16 Oth st. uw. quality we bave sold for wo years, aud we have yet to 11-60" "Gerue to sulk Se moo Is open daily from 9 @ m. to 10 p,m. Fare, round trip, @1. Children, 50c, 2-17t Ke RENT—403 I ST. N.W., 3-STORY &-ROOM complaint about it Toth at, ¢wo blocks south of U.S resury Butld- | ~ Re 2 ‘brick dwellity, medcra improvements; $3 ‘We have jast imported slot of fine Ruffing of ll ing. “my31 IVER VIEW FOR 1888, month. Apply to 930 re ‘and combivatious, especially for tourists’ use. It ‘Seamer MALY. WASUINGTON oil Wage het chart | JOR RENT—NINE-RO Isput up siz yds. bot either colony of 3 yards | #1:4000,.Boautifai pra sPHE WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY, sfery SOND 3Y at 10 a.m and 3 pr. eturaiog at 2 Risser improvements, 4: oe ieee eed na cereal Bod. stp. 17 roo WILL REMAIN OPEN DORING THE SUMMER | SATURDAY leaviugat 10 ein, returning af’ S'pus | WORRENT, 2020 H ST_N. W.- NEALLY SEW. — J50R GALE—13 BRICK HOUSES IN a cOOD vox THE Prostors Dancing School, Reunion at River | Xi, and closes Just pen Te Gaines: A GREAT LEADER igtiorioud, remit for Ly yey ast ‘prion 3 Dancing Se ; Kite, broom: vail mode eis, aa E peared, blues on ton ACCOMMODATION OF ITS PATRONS. eran at iD. = puienete 30 cent Duacing ae se STW SWORE ar tor )percvnt anventinent, “Pie tne cance my22-1m peviliou ou ‘the Poxomke (fren ct ate ‘catept Poni Ehiube cyieint Ses room aug at ser THIS WEEK ONLY. od ata nw tlw Bi a 5 mets; sl te 4 ® —1505 Mo DELS SOME GIES as, pak men eed onsoy eft gurpiges | ay Waste BAS ENE TEL | 20-00 rant imearet Ructing a eh cme, | OK PALE IO Saba eeNS Grand rt CHR ARTH'S OR- on aPPy a! - 7 snd gold, ke. Joon © : Snyfein caeSaitae pte —_ x, RANT_A Fil FURNISHED HOUSE 03 % LES FV, titizcite pew 8-r00m awe mot.man, APL TEE! Bexrwpony,_ pom enone | GOSER RAD RAT AUL OE, tan, cuany | Pers Brenteoes acre eS Peden pat a | : = be. s ful wean ate law . COW VEE ° OP Care. Chany atox “Sots hera ete: drive the Worad ‘othing but what we ONLY 6c. A TARD. Ta herdica, churches, nchoole and miarket. Houses Address E. HAWLEY, General Eastern Agent, 330 | have. my29-1m ia open for inspection. Price, €4,000. ouly 500 cash Broadway, New York: it, J. Smith. 402 Chestuut st, | 5\yrASHINGTON SCHUBIZEN VEREIN, required, SWORASTEDT & BLAULEY, Philadelphia, or any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Agen' RETARY'S. 6 A MM AIM om g8Sy yz) seas rs va tir Balen eeinestrattecametnees ||. Copsreinieealnepegen St Toads Detairee | S a Eo Muay = {yk SALE—A FINE TARGE THILE-STORE HE CYCLERIES, 1406 N. ¥. AVE. — LADIES | from introders, is the ‘most beautif to hold | 200 AA U MMM Ss, Brick, on G st, near 20th n.w.. 10 rooms, all tau Mies ‘Tricycles, Sociubles and Tandems for | Pic-Nice, Fe e., will be reuted to responmble | $19 aa BUM sys - mehts ; ot 204120, Food iGcation at grea sac t by the hour, day or week. Tricycles for five only, Desi a uu MMM - ateold beiore Juue lo. M.D. sBOK, 0.4 Foot. months, 85 per month. siF-om | far teras apply to Mon, 8, Wolf, 921 Fst ; Mr. Jno. ) Desir 7TE, STH AND D STREETS. | my10-3m thee ‘REINHOLD INGSGUTI ibs ae Tue Besr Is Tar Cuearesr. aoe | . P. exruta Stone. we Besr Is Tar PEST, 50StON BY SEA, my? MEADREGATNS IX BUMMER GOODS Did you say? Correct you are, Neighbor. STYLEit is. Jot of those Bue Challies at STYLE, indeed; but from WAY BACK. Void of 12% dust received i Tench styles of Satines: ood quality 1259 AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS. F accommodations ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. aud 5c. Crinkle for $ and 10e Sash arts io bls ‘ream and color, with aud aninosct coin ontm many Faxor | Sth hye act na kao Sarees mete eae ee | REET tee een if el outas FANCY | room $14; round trip, $25. For ae 1426 80 easen't ull 01 - DNESS GOODS en pouatie before stock taki oe formiation sce citculars at alle Hotels in Washing 5 or tga proper draping of the brmen form: chopped up ad | ic} Mendanee in demand.” We here them, from 308 have reduced the prices of @ great many of our most INS, General hastily and slovenly thrown together is a sort PARASOLS. __ PARASOLS desirable stylen, and ladiea who have not yet fully sup- ee OCS Dat Bitters, eoisis STYLE not much sdmired—not much sought after | | 4 ful ine of Pacaasia and Sun Lisrelin, Special plied themselves for the season now have an opportu- | _ Telephone Baltimore 247. my21-3m ne OO BSS. ® STYLE, if strictly adhered to, will bring you to — St ee a, — nity to do so at extremely low prices. HE STEAMERS VALLEY FORGE AND DIXEY Bei yes Stief, BUST up the ancieut machine and leave you— | Uji S-7>> Borie urella, in 24,26, 28 inch. with, Dean, ‘trips every hour from Cumber- 145 1413 330 “Where Moses was whon the licht went out.” pain and faucy handics. . We now offer our whole stock of French printed and fs Boat fiounen loot of New Hampubire ave. and (45 1608 3a (Cap you solve that riddie or salt that river? ote Feet jn plain ase cot atte sh goo plain colored SATTEENS at 25 cents per yard, which | ¥ street, abel foot of, igi, street, Georgetown, stop- 225 Rist. ‘We hope you will prove equal to the emergency. Mo ey ee ‘does not cover the cost of importation, and many other } #25, = ot Dam “Last tin donnek 30 pos ‘You know and all the people know that bay SPRING DRESS GOODS at similar reductions, 30" Rous n ise. ced raiga to Taree aot eas siadiaciehiaas ieee ean’ Call early and you will not regret it. ‘lesmure boate ef alt Kinds for hire at beth | 704) 30 4020 X. Snshunpestiinntibeils | ONE PRICE, IN PLAIN FIGURES, eth aie HG cunmeatann & sox okt 2 ase a VICTOR ADLER'S ete tee at, |_SUBURBAN PROPERTY. | #18? Rireack TEX PER CENT CLOTHING MOUSE. = UARE OF THREE ACRES, TEN? 14501 30 1030 be beh yh apa aa yey pn deytowa rood, neat Discit Use, Row view’ too 4208 pyr ‘THE CLOTHING OF THE from 25 per J.C. Horcerion ‘Fonda; price $1.50 for three acres: easy terma, Ap- | 91 2 25th cent to 40 per cent lower than yours or any other - ply 1750 N wt. iw. 312-30 8 sa ree man's—a fact we bawe demonstrated 90 conclusively aroRTER, Ro atvarb of Weahington can compare ike Uo. mercy, bes BOERS. 2 co. merely, a oth the fr slevatad and sige, health er ‘The poopie clasped hans with us in this fight, hence is: our victory was so compite. ee VICTOR E. ADLERS'S 20 «= PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 S27 apd 920 7th st nw.. corner Massachusetts ave. Strictly One Pros (Open Saturday till 11 p.m. S2-OFFICE COATS, stripes and checks, on sale ‘Monday, Wednesdsy, and riday moraings, from 7 till Wo'clock. PRICK, 2c. RACH.