Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1888, Page 6

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications tor the % hunra commencing at $ p.m. Por the District of Columbia, Maryland, ware, and Virg.ala, s‘ationary temperature, to fresh wester.y winds, fair weather. Havrxo Cosep Ovr from the manufacturers thirty patterns of tine English trouserings, at a Sreat sacrificr, Tam enabied to make to order $12 ‘And $15 trousers for $10, Au early response Jiagnore is but one pair ineach pattern. Corner 9th and G streets nw, Burk axp Brown English serge sults, war- Erseaa Bnos., 7th and E. Vised aggnere is ut Tanted fast color, redi Manufacturing clothiers and tailors, Crosrxe-ovr Sai of Men's Furnishings Tay- lor's, iS Penn. ave. Why pay more, ors repaired and cleaned by S. m ‘8 Shedd & Bro., 432 ' pg Wiitis Ice Co.'s Penobscot len—red wagons, Philadiphia Brand 1s the pungency com- Consvex’s MUsTant King of Condiments. ‘Flavor ai Dined in perfection. For sale by Grocers, upward, Tay- Laptes’ Traveling Wraps $4.5 Jor's, 903 Penn. ave. (COON BRAND COLLARS, Perfect pitting. Have no others, and Childrea’s White Suits. Lapres’, Misses Taylor's, 083 Penn. ave. Bucs, axp Buows English, serge sults, war- Fapted fast color, juced to EilseMan Baos., 7th and | Manufacturing clothiers and Coon BRAND COLLARS, ‘The pest and latest. CITY AND DISTRICL ee Amusomenw To-night. ‘pr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde.” “Battle of Shilon.” Panoxama BUILDING. Articles of Incorporatipn wer the Washington Library Assoc! which Is to create and promote the growth of ivate libraries. The signers were Cornellus J. hy, Wilson L. Baker and Annie J. Sneeny. were about three hundred trees blown ‘on Saturday evening In the storm, mostly in the northwest section and iu West Washington, . Lathrop, forty-five yearsold, was found ead in his bed at the Mount Vernon "House, 485 Pennsylvania avenue, last night, and his ‘body aken to the morgue at the sixth precinct, Proctor, colored, was cha Saturday with ‘attempte ‘< G. Donnelly, corner 14th and I held for the Jetion of the grand ‘fled Saturday by ‘tation, the object of robbery of the ‘Thos. R. Burley, colored, was overcome by the mer of Pennsyivanta avenue and Eleventh street Saturday afternoon. Pioneer Counci! No. 1, ous of Jonadab, Saturday night elected officers as follows: Past chief, L. K. worthy chief, Adat P. Funk: vice chief, Dr. hz Worthy patriareb, John Tyler, Jr.; Edwin Mullen; recording secretary, r¥, Jas. W. Shomo. In the list of grammar school pupt!s promoted to the High School from the name of Aimy 1. fourth division the ® was inadvertently omitted, Term to-day appointed Anderson a constable. ence E. Moulton, Who was on last Friday to the bar of the” District Supreme Court on Saturday evening, with Justice Field, for Portland, Oreg., where joulton will enter’ upon the practise of his Of this District, Transfers of It Deeds in fee have been led as follows: ‘Waggaman et al, trustees, to J. Rosina M. Mayer, reen to Lida D. $8,000. AL. Fuller to .one-thirtieth Interest —, sq. 84: Washington, atty., to eal Estate, rigues et al., to Jots 1,2 and 17, sq. 17, and part 1, D. Joun Hocketayer, ddiuion to West Washin Same t6 Juita S. 2.50. FL. Shipley, sur. Detweller, part 17, Sq. 374; #025. . n, sub 00, G1 and oc Stephen Gatte wo W. Part 20. sq. 374; $8,000. N. Wilson et al., truste W, ‘32, block 2, Trinidad; ~. Lewis, subs 20 to 6. Rockville Gleanings, MAHLON COOPER RELEASED ON BAIL—THE COMING CAMP-MEETING—INSOLVENT PRISONERS—PERSONAL AND GENERAL NOTES. Correspondence of Tux EVENING Stan, Rock vie, June 25, 1888. ‘Mahlon Cooper, who has been an inmate of the county fall for several weeks, charged with the erime of incest with bis daughter, has been re. Jeased for his appearance at November term of court upon furnishing bail to the amount of $300. On Friday last Mr. Thos. H. White, of Poolesville, ‘this county, had his collar bone broken and was otherwise Dadiy thJured while engaged tn break- ing an unruly colt. Inthe Orpuans’ Court letters of administrationon ‘the estate of the late Frederick S. Poole have been wrd Poole, and letiers testamen- fary on the estate of the late Ann E. Jones have Deen granted to Spen Five building lots belonging to the hetrs of the situated near the grounds of the Agricultural Society at Rockville, have been sold to Mr. Thos. Dawson for $700. temperance demonstration and the ausp.ces of the Good Templars of Will be heid at Washington Grove camp grounds on the first Thursday in August. Many prominent from abroad Wiil address the meeting, and | reises Wil De of the highest order. | ‘Opera entitied “The Lottery Ticket,” com- Posed by Mr. Hubbard T. Smith, of Washington, Will be rendered at the Town Hall on the night of July 3 by the author and a numver of his Wash- ington friends for the beneat ot Christ Episcopal Sranted to Rich: late Jno. Bre’ the musical ‘Chas. W. Thompson, Perry Thompson and Jno. red), How confined Im jail at this phice pay Ment Of fines imposed at March term of rt for Violation of the local option Steps to secure the benelit of the d Tor a meeting of 2sth and 29th iust. By prov- ‘of the court that they are Uuabie Lo pay said nes they expect to be released, Insolvent laws, and have cal their creditors On th Ing to the sattst: —_ Fox THE EXPOsITION.—An ‘aUional Museura exhibit at nelnnall exposition wili be the is prepared by Mr. Robert Rid. birds, This wili include more hundred choice specimens of mounted arranged toshow (1) the more characteristic species of tue different quarters oF zoo-geograplil- €al regions of the worid and (2) a eoLection of the and legibly-printed gives English and sctentine ot habitat. In addition to is there is 4 staali collection of ustrating Variations 1a size, from the egg wuming-bird to that of the giant ostrich oF ell of which has a 4 a bulk equal to ecgs. On the Label of pel to each sper the authors who to the species or ‘The collection will ahogany cases, De exbivited in bas AN As-IGNWeNT.—Suturtay afternoon an assign- for the beneftt of te Was placed ou record, The in stoves, hardware, & eet northwest, Waeeler, $511.15. James K. Hac ereditors to W asserted that the assets exceed the abilities, but the pressure of creditors eompeis Uils action, Ronaexres Rerorren.— Mich: at Sth and D streets, reports stol #4. — Mra Mary EL Spicer, No. L224 11th. street ast, reports that while In Center Market Saturday her pocket was picked of a pocketbook Taylor, No. 917 G Street nortuwest, reports the larceny of $5 worth l Solan, stopping trom 'is Toon: the colored man Police Court Saturday against m be charged with assault, t tuts mofing, charged ‘Uhe officer with disorderly ‘conduct. “Jonnsea a4 Freep Robert Was ia the Police Ca A special train, leave Baltimore Cars attached, ving four hours rucured at Luray Station Restau- Tont of at tue famous Luray Ine. ‘The round-trp fare 1; $450. Tound (rip$Lextra. Reserved seats in Coaches Tickets and reserved seats it Baltimore and Ohio Ticket 51 and 14:3 Pepnsyivania avenue.— Parlor @ar for | bo additival charge. can be secured ‘OMees, 619, 1: Fourtwor Jciy E Obie K. K. Co. will <The Baltimore and onto KH Co. wil seit excursion. Uekets to and rom ail stations on Its lines east Of the Ohio at reduced rate on accuunt of the national holnay, Excursion tickets will, be sold for all traine J id for return passuge ua" July 2d, 34 and 40n, vu 5th, inciusive.— Vatvamx Reat Eetare—Thos, Dowling, aue- Uonwes, will sels tomorrow at A300 for th Stinemetz, trustee, houses Lit Dortawest.. This property’ te ta ia alle, and shoul! command Ue ae. pecitiatérs and the pubile Abs ou Weduesday, Une 27th h the ime trustee a 30 c'clock p. m., houses 2217 and 2219 Twelth street northwest.” See the ad- ‘Yertisement for particulars, _ ADMISSIONS To Tus Gak—In the Court in Gene- fal Term Unis imorning, on motion of Mr. W. J. Miller, Waiter A. Jouuston, cf Maryland, On the Teport of the examin- ‘aby, F. E Chapla, F. Reese, F. re also admitted to mutied to the bar. committee by Judge Will Brisut, J.T. Wiciams, Holland, A. “J. Greer, "HL Stepieas and G. c- icuh, dar. Also Charics E.’ Fairman, of om motion of Mr. McCloskey, ad an, ‘WE 18 SUSPECTED OF BEING THE MAN WHO HAS ROBBED VARIOUS HOUSES BY ENTERING 4 SECOND STORY WIXDOW FROM ADJOINING VACANT BUILD- INGs. For several weeks past numerous robberies have Deen committed in open daylight, which have ‘greatly puzzled the police, as they were evidently the work of a practiced hand. The burgiaries were Invariably committed in residences adjoining ¥acant houses, and each case the plundered resi- dence was entered through a second-story window. In some instances the vacant house was broken inte, and in others the thiet would get the keys to the vacant house, pretending that he desired to Tent it and wished to look througu it. Going to the Second.story he would climb from the window of house to the window of the adjoin! house, and after securing What piunder he coul Wouid escape. “He always returned the keys. A$ so many robberies were committed in the same manner the officers had no doubt one man was re. sponsible for all of them. Detectives Raff and Horne have been Investigating the matter, Dut It Was not until Saturday that they succeeded in ob- taming a clue which led to the al it an early hour yesterday morning, of a young man who gave his name as John” Mubier, and ‘who ciaimed to be from Cixicago.” From the character of the work the officers Satished themselves that it was being done by other than local crooks, and their suspl- elons rested upon Mubler, whom they watched until yesterday morning, When they arrested him, Saturday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, the house of J. R. MeCooch, No. 41534 1st street northwest, Was entered through an adjouing vacant house (in the manner above described) and robbed of a quantity of jewelry. At this house, however, the thicf had not “entered the house —_unob- served. He was seen from the opposite ve of the street by Miss Ella Marsiey and Mr. iward Campbell. Nu attention was paid to him, lowever, as they supposed he had a right there; but when they learned that the house had been robbed they remembered the man they saw, and Were able lo give the officers a description of ‘him, ‘Thelr description tallied with that of Mubler, and the oficers then concluded to arrest him. ‘They Went to a boarding-house at No. 222 B street horchwest, where Mubler was stopping. He nad hot then returned home, but the officers remained about the neighborhood untli about 2 o'clock, en Muhler, with several other persons, ap- red and entered the house. In order to’ give mM no chance Lo escape the officers Waited until everything quieted down, and then summoned a ‘Squad of officers from ‘the sixth precinct to sur- round the house. The officers knocked at the door aud an old colored man answered their summons. He showed the officers where Muhler's room Was, and they proceeded up the steps. They Knocked at “is door, but being too slow in answering, the ' officers pushed open the door and entered. Three men and a woman Sprang from the same bed as the officers entered. Ove would have jumped from the window had not Detective Horne grabbed him. Another hid in a wardrobe, and Mubler stood against the wall as though he could not move. He denied knowing anything about the charge against him, but after being Idencified, he udimstted the MeCooca rob. Dery. but denied the others. He 1s also suspected of the following ‘robberies: On the 21st instant, a suit” of clothes and Some jewlry from the boarding house of Mrs. Fle.cher, No. 2020G street; on the 16th In stunt a quantity or Jeweiry from’ the residence of Mrs. McLane, No. 1704 L street; on the 6th in- Stant, a ‘Suit Of clothes from the house of A. F, Walker, No. 1014 15th steeet; on the 4tn instant a quantity of jewelry from ‘he residence of L. E. Cammack, No, 3043 N street, and on the Ist in. stant a quantity ot jewelry from the house of E Darling, No. 200 H Street. Muuen ts heid at the second preciuct station to await the result of @ furtuer investigation. Yesterday afternoon the officers arrested a young man nained James Spady and locked him up on a charge of receiving the Property stolen from the Louse of Mr. MeCooch, He is also held for a hearing. Sales of Real Estate. Rosina M. Mayer bas bought of U. Baut for $5,800, part lot 8, square 349, fronting 20 ieet on 10th street, between C street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Lida D. Crane has bought for $8,000 of F. M. Green, sub lots 104 to 106, square 133, 62 feet 1 inn by 100 on L street, between 18th and 19th streets noriuwest. C. G. Tuorn has bought for $15,650 of D. O'C. Callaghan et al, trustees, part 15, square 374, fronting 25 feet 103 fuches, Known us 918 [street northwest. F. Detweller has Dougut for $8,025 ot F. M. Shipley, surviving trustee, part 17, square 374, trontiig 23 feet 8 iuches ont street; between ‘Yih and 10th streets northwest. W. "O’Brien has bought for $5,000 of Stephen Gath, part 20, square 374, tront- ing 20 feet 113g inehes by 71 feet ou 9th ‘stree bevween H abd I streets northwest. W. F. Lewis has bougut of N. Wiison et al, 13 lots ou the ‘Trinidad tract, £0F $5,250.99. D. Loughran hag bought, for $22,200, of D. Orc. Callaghan, et al., trustees, sub lot A, square 380, corner of C and Toth streets norunwest, ge A Goon InvestweNt.—An interesting feature of the exercises of the Youths’ Missionary Soclety yesterday morning 10 the North Presbyterian Chureh, Was the presentation of the proceeds of an investinent Of two cents each by sixty-four members of the society. ‘The capital of two cents each was advanced by” the society Ubree months ago, aud the members receiving the same invested in pop corn, sugar, etc. manufacturing candy, cakes and popped corn; some in threads of differ: ent kind and cloth, making lace, embroideries and household articles, and others gave maic lantern exhibitions, &., of sold EVENING Staks. The total result Of the Investinent of £1.28 was over $35. ‘The Courts. ; Potice Covrt—Judge Mitier. Saturday, Wm. Parker and Kichard Steward, colored, Vagraney; bonds or 30 dayseach. Frank Boyd, do.; do. Daniel Sioper, Louis Kohler, James Brown, Thomas Smith, BehJamin Brusén, aud J. i. Wilitams, disorderly eonduet; $5 or 13 days each. Wm. L."Hawkins, do.; collateral forfeited, Oscar Jacobs, profanity; $5 or 7 days, James Mc- Cracken, cruelty to animals; collateral torfeited, John Ready, do.; do. Wm. if, Cooper, profanity: Go. Frank "Waters, injuring tree; da, Josepit Dickerson, disorderly conduct; do. ice CovRT—Judge Miller. Today, Geo. Green, carrying a pistol; $20; col. lateral forfeited. Georgia Carter, trespass on marks; $5 0r7 days. Joseph Churchill ana Mary Newman, disorderly conduct: $5 or 15 days each. Joseph Johnson, do.; do. Lucy Rovinson, vag- Tancy; bonds or 30 days, Robert Parker, profau- $or7 days. Jolin Thurman, colored, cruelty Blackburn, dis- ‘KburR, colored, $or7 days, Fredéfick Weaka, vag: bonds or 30 days. Dan'l Christie, do.; do. Mary brooks, protanity; $5 or7days. Jerry Stim: colored, do.; do. Ida Mitchell, colored, vagrane: Dons or 60 days. Mary Heuti colored, dis orderiy conduct tn county; $ or 7 days. David Oliver, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. John Ander- 0a 4nd Alice Savoy, disorderly conduct; pers nal bonds. Marie Marshall, :c.; $5 or 15 days. Frank Durbin and Jerry O'Day, auity; collaterals forfeited. Wm. Thomas, do.; do. Michael O'Day and Jobn Sullivan, taiecent exposure; do. ——>_—_. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tue EVENING STAR. ‘3 FIPTY-FIPTH COMMENCEMENT. iment Of St. John’s Academy took plice | this afternoon, Lannon’s Opera House being Ubronged on the occasion. After music a salutae Lory in Volapuk was delivered vy J. V. Ficklin, ‘The university certificates were delivered, as Well as the Foard and the Potter medals and the medals and premiums for study and conduct, ¢. Orton Brown, of Washington, read an essay on Lee, and J. L,’Sanford nade thie valedictory. TkLeruons Rexswep.—The Decision tn the Belt telephone suit made it iiezal for the up-country telephone compantes whose lines connected With Unis city to continue operation with the telephones then in use, and communication over these lines | have for soine time been suspended. AL the close of last week, however, the lines were reopened and the ofiice re-established at the pharmacy of Dr. Jas. Entwisie, on King street. Nores.—A youn, 's sodauity was opened at St. Mary's church last night, some forty members being recelved with a sowinn ceremonial, Rev. Hugh A. Quinn, S. J., ofliciated at the reception, and Rev, Father Gillisic, of Georgetown College, delivered un address upoa the occasion,—The siorm of Saturday afternoon, so severe in Wash- lngton, Was not at ail serious here.—The city council will hold an adjourned meeting to-morrow night.——There were children’s services at the Second Presbyterian churcit yesterday afternoon. ——Mr. C. P. Neale, of this city, inade a tombstone | here on an order from Lynchburg, and put up the Stone at a grave there,and the mayor ot Lynchburg | Rued Lim $5 under the license iaws of that city.— ‘The managers of the Colored Aged Home, who Lave now possession of the late Friends’ meeting house, held religious service there yesterday, Rev. N. M. Carroll officiating.—Rev. J. Schaller, of Missouri, preached at the Lutheran’ church yes- terday.——Col. F. L. Smith has purchased for $300 a Small dwelling and lot on St, Asaph street, ih the rear of the Simith imansion and grounds there.—-Bathing In the Potomac after nightfall 1s allowed, by @ inodification of the mayor's recent order, norta of Cameron and south of Duke streets, —————— ‘Tney Want 4 Wutrrtxo-Post axp CHAIN-GaNnG.— ‘Tue grand Jury for Cuarieston, 8. C., made a pre- sentinent to the Court of General Sessions Satur- day, recommending that a Whipping-post be estab lishéd for the puuisbment of vagrants, wife-beat_ ers, and otuer petty offenders, and tuat a chain galg be estabitshed, in which crimtnais convicted by te courts can bé made to doduty on the public roa ‘Wind and Lightaing. ‘DAMAGE DOWE BY THE STORM SATURDAY EVENING the wind began to blow, and qe sharp flashes of lightning were soon followed By a heavy downfall of rain. In West Washington thelightning struck ‘the window of a house in front of which was stand- ; i ? it i Poured house,” Inthe garden Sur. Founding the: ‘Major George Hill, on M rai i i : i ie ! y By i . ser i H B ail if et i H i les near 22d and M streets, and the house of Will- jam Long in the same neighborhood also badly daiiaged in the same way. = Drowned in the Canal. 4 JEALOUS WOMAN'S TRAGIC FATE—HER LOVER CHARGED WITH THR MURDER. Agnes Watson, a colored woman, was found drowned Saturday night in the canal at the foot of 30th street, in West Washington. Frederick Barter, a colored employe of the Independent Ice Company, who is charged with the murder, wus arrested about 10 o’clock last night in the house of Armsvead Jackson, at the southwest corner of ‘9th and F streets southwest, An juest Was held yesterday afternoon by Coroner and the fact was elicited that the dead woman had recently been deserted by Barber for Celia Mahouey, and impeliea by ‘she followed Barber to Cella’s house, on 30th street. A quarret Securred there betwee the twa, and Barber, it Was stated, Knocked the woman down. When ‘he left the house she followed him, and they went down Soth street toward the canal. The colored people along the street heard Barber threaten to throw her in the canal, and after a while heard a scream followed by inthe water. It seems that no one hurried to ascertain what was the matter, and when assistance arrived the body of the unfortu- hate woman was lying in about 7 feet of water 18 feet below the path. Barber returned up the Street and disaj It ts claimed that the ‘Woman was drunk and fell into the water, Barber says that tbe woman seized him when they reached the caual gi attempted to drown both. In order to save himself he was compeliea to shake her off into the water. The woman's body was removed yesterday from the station-house in West Washington vo the house of her sister, on 26th street, ahd was buried to-day. = Affairs in West Washington. Diep o Hts Ixsunigs.—Mr. Jobn F. Sebastian, the bricklayer, who fell from a building corner Vermont avenue and U streets, Thursday morning, died of his injuries this moruing. His funeral ‘will take place from the residence of his fatuer, Caleb B, Sebastian, 3214 N street, to-morrow after- noon, at 5 o'clock. ASSAULTED His WIFE AND BROKE OPRN A Door.— Wiiltiam Storks, a painter, was before the Police Court.to-day, charged with assauiting his wife Cora, and wiin breaking his sister-in-law’s front door. 1t Was shown that they bad some trouvie eo morning, and the husband left the ouse and went across the river and returned in the afternoon, His wife had gone to her sister's house on M street, and he weut there and broke open the door. He had a razor in his hands during the trouble and made threats toward his wife. He Was required to give bonds in the sum of $200 oF stand committed six months for the assault, and Was fined $5 for break! the door, BUxGLaky.—Alice Barker, No, 3022 M street, reports that Saturday evening her room was entered by breaking a lock from tie door, and robbed of a gold-plaited watch and chain with charm, and two gold rings. FineD FOR Pxorantry.—Rebecca Pontdexter, charged with usivg profane language on M street, forfeited $5 coliateral in the Police Court to-day. Grav Recetrrs.—Caual boat Beulah arrived yesterday with 2,000 bushels of wheat and 30 tons of hay forG. T. Dunlap. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 a. m.—Great Falls, temperature, 78; 36; receiving reservoir, temperature, on at north counection, 36; conaition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, vempers uure, 76; condition at influent gate-house, condition at efiluent gate-house, 36. High tide im tue river Uo-uay al 9:25 iow Ude al 3:50. ee A PRESENTATION TO THE MYSTERIOUS CLUB,—Last night the Mysterious Ciub was presented by Mr. A. Frey, the artist, with life-size portraits of tue founders of the ciub and the past and present Ofticers, The poriraits were those of John M. Young, Jas. G. Gettinger, Thos. N. Walsh, Chas. C. Langley, John B. Daughton, Geo. W. elsiey, John Burns, snd A. Dailas Tucker. Mr. Frey made the | emp speech, and the response was made yy the president, John B. Daughton. ee Execrios oF OFF At the regular meeting of Capiial Commandery No, 323, U, O. G. C., Sat- urday evening, tbe following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing term C,, J. B. Diver; | V.N.C., Miss M. McCutcheon; prelate, W. M. Pot= ft R., Mrs, M. J. Peabody; F.K. of K., BP. A FINE BUILD1NG lot on 16th street, near T street northwest, will be sold to-morrow afternoon at 5:30 o'cie this street is. ee, being built up With handsome residencesand those desiring ‘fne Duliding lots should attend. See auvt. Maxe No Misraze If you bave made up your mind to buy Hood's Sarss- 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 Lhe kind before the people. Be sure to ge: Hood’s, “In one store the clerk tried to induce ime to buy ther own instead of Hood's Sarsaparilla. But he could not Pr vailon me to change, I told him I kuew what ‘Hood's Sarsarilla was, I had taken it, was perfectly aat- isfied with it, aud did not want any other.” Mns, ELLA A Gory, 61 Terrace street, Boston, Mass. HOODS SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. 1;six for 85. Prepared only by C.L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. NTERESTING READING, HANDSOME, BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENA- DINES, o0c., Gxe.. to, B7ty BL and SL 2d. FANCY SILK ti checks ana stripes, all Colors, fm- mense aor ueants 37,40, 45, 48. HANDSOME SA1IN PLALD INDIA LINEN, finest craalty, Beary pana wie Flee wan doey Reaucel Tc BLACK SCiAH. SILKS excellent quality, fal Whitin: price was 7c; reduced o0e. SATIN MOTE (WAIELED SLLK), all colors, price was 41; reduced Oe. QERENCH SATILENS, test quality, 25¢.,price was CHALLY De LAINES, French styles. 1 ad BIA LINES, ‘tne quality, price wes" 15 We DLAUTIFUL SATTEENS, Freni 15. BE ti tarsi So sean ao 3 Jom. pare wool, extra width, spec bargain, 74 " i, 711 MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH STREET. Beutltiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS suitathe for real hot weather, al pure tine ‘wool, fimmeuse double “BLACK O\SUMEicE HAWES: pate wool, €1,50. KG fe 50. FIGURED INDIA LINENS: beuutifal “Breach sty len, nearly yard wide, ive. CASHMEKES, the new style beruti- re fal dress hoods, ail pare wealvall colors, Seas r mare ‘Widthy and the price iw reduced 400. “ue Gouble NUNS VEILING, beautiful ace’ style, pure wool, aXtSHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, Cream, Cardinal ir Castomers who buy 85 or over, Pair of Preaetite Silk Fmbroidered Corsets Or halt dozens Damuak age Kins: or pair of fowels worsh 81, Buy S.dor overandslect handsome Bridal Quilt, two pars Damast Towels or oue dozen Daunask Kina! tm Lee FRANK M LEWIS, 12165 Penn. ave, Successor to Samuel Lewis’ Sona, myl-3m PEN ALL MER Om SSESIEATZ apt noone Will beopen all summer. A full of Art Needle Materials and Stamping. 215-3m_ Gexrs Sorrs Scounep cclveredt “Telephosse PECK, nt HARK 705 Oth ot mw. De Goums ‘ELIXIR AND PILLS, THE BEST OF ANTI-BILIOUS REMEDIES, ‘Used with the greatest success for the last 60 yearsin curing ‘Complaints, Painful Diges- Sen Retention, Of the Htumach, Dys- reco ENS Doe mame Paria q oF "7 Agvate: FOUGEEA & Oa; Bow York. ‘Sold by all chemista, w16-m,13¥,17 “Boyal Glue” mends China, Glass Wood, £0, FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENTS. an 13th st nw. Or. WEEK OF THE SUMMER SEASON. mee 20; ‘Evenings at 8:15. ‘Matinee Seturday at 2 Gry 30 JEANNIE WINSTON 4 7 te br V0 AKD THE LYCEUM OPERA COMPANY St ENCh DUVALL, 025 Feu ne. ye ey ee XN FRA DIAVOLO, oe ed z ST. N.W. 9 ROOMS: MOD. Ty te i every detail. Por RESERVED 8+ATS 500 redu ed to Pei tio: $04 Mine are. | © * py co DAVID D. BON, B00 Fat Lb ADMISSION os 3K SaLe—GOUD 2STORY AND BASEMENT ‘Next week—LA PERICHOLE. 225 _ wer Fy house, M siewet, near uew isruel Ofor rhomy ee | Find etnestory, bres. etc, as-wi dow howe. Lolo Pat aw. | $000 25-3" “DAVID pS TUNE B08 Fat” “era Baan improvemette: Rant, ¢35 Apriy 1004 st mw S20 3° Biy.wixpow Brick, | POE SALE—e26 iste st Nw — THR BEST ANCES DATE! v0. JR RENT—2424 K oT. BIG. HOUSE: rooms; vers cou: | 2, nauee for, the price in, the city: comaine 10 INNING MONDAL, 2, go eraimprovementa, AF MLL RCO. 8 ae a ES Nbe CLakke ele, Fat. SS a re irom: tilioe, Re" Maurdeime'y paperrd” tunvmabe And a Superb Dramatic a RENT— RENT—! ‘A 12TH ST. §W., A HANONO! iT tes? In * gauss sapere Deana oe 1600. 1611 Pst. nw. 10r., mi 295.00 | F'siicomn bow ina c msriy’ ad sonnets | STEIGER © LiEBERWA®’ nbd kane et tn og ae | Hb EC eee ee #3 | eee ROMS se SE | poorer fence and without th aid of any op.ieal Ilusiona, | je25-3t Apply to JAR HL MAH U6 Feta : io DY PYurasctnd booms of & pecten scar cad a eaanie | sreyiseat with artiste nil - ones | Meese | Be athe tila tm Mount Pleasant; lange ad shady grounds, L. S| and ak mantels with bevetat Popular prices, RENT—A NE W EIGHT-ROOM Bit! = Hor Bo TE OF aaiton 200 Mat. nw. K e ‘south frout. Inguire of J. M- lect unt FRISTOE, 810 F «i. 2. Js open daily from 9 a m. to 10 p.m. S-MPSON, Fourth Anditor’s uffice. 1 Dever: Crystal chandeliers. handsoively papored jnzSth at, Gro Blocks south of B.S reawury Busta. | men semup2s-30- | won ment—novses as, #2 on Bic Dar laa ace OF CMD WELLS GREW UNIFORMED Bano | FORME Oe, te Snewty painted naa paperen: | ever Srteenencanas8 ae Pindorcheatre curbs to furnish Stst-clase | large elds yard. $30 to good touaut. jada ow iy $OK DALIT WILL SELL THAT WeAUTtyOL suas pce all coomqonn, ORRENT_139 LST. ¥.W., NEWLY PAPERED remain thy afd as long as desired 20-oe ‘ke. fonly #23. W. F. NASH, 500 Ceuter Markets It" one ee sonly 652. W. ra a Fea houne ii Mest tn. ®. mune of taining 7 Foctos and bath, lately der. Price, €2.800, 1,200 can femal ov ions, TULIUS LANSBU JOR SALE—HORSI aud 1E AND HARNESS, Spa ri CARRIAG! tise,'bues harncas; lacyect stock in the Cy, GEYER 460 Pu. ave Dew. : UST ARRIVED, ONE CAR OREGON Det, Lith'and 12th n.w. wai Herwm 1107 Oat st. ble tor Vusiness and old, weighing trom 1. R SALEHANDSOME WILBUR PUG DOG, old also jfor-terrier dog, sik eleven inonths ee JOM SALE—TWO THREEATORY BRICK NOU SES Tucar eutranoe to. uavy-yard: cormer proper, iF Paiute abd sh Sret-clame repair route tor eke per mouth: ood im XCURSION 25 MILES DOWN THE RIVER AND ou Steamer COWCORAN, by Young beo- return, be’. tion Vermont-Avenue Christian Church, ESDA\ Rigi 261H INST. ,. KA fine iby SE ,at Go'elock A fn Store and Ir. 525 10th 875 st aw ~90/Stable bet. 6 & n (oot at Gla. property QtLcT MooNticHT ExcuREION, Pesta Ww... S80. F. WAG ~AMAS, Steam ELEY 2.50 Gunton Idg., rooms | _ = ‘SDA soa FRI See a ry ag SEER and 29, 30 Lenox bid room “#30613 Fin eta w toon 13 The above is only & portion of ‘the property on m: booke. For fait Hist collat ofce for burs sexe on Fe SALE—FANNIE AND PRINOK, A BEAUTT- ‘fat pair of mal a Can 3. YHICE & SONG Stable, on tn st, Rs \LE—200 BBLS. OF FIRST-CLASS POTO- Shia fing kite Yalvo Nod Foto ii "Giveusa sali ive ou we ‘Ash. Lith'st wharf. Telephone mac fish, the eari Herring in bola, 9K SALE—A LIGHT HANDSOME SURRY IN erfect order: call at 1309 Corcoran st, R SALE—TO COVER ADVANCES—STEINWAY, ‘Pianos; neatly new mht to exchanye {OF ply at once. 513 13th st. nw. Jozd- R SALE-HAVING ABOUT THIRTY HOMBSES ‘more than T have use for dur to close out t be. and Bradbury Square, Apply, Ro number; aie a ena rg gee te mai sure family Carriaes,Carts and Coupe, aud double ve OWREN'S STABLES 1650 Lot cht Grand Piano, Itiant. tone Aucst make and etree durebsity ors ‘Owner leaving the city. Square Grand Piano, near! ‘month, or good dis ‘THE PIANU EXCHANGE, son, I will sell. ct ivance on time at 8 besutiral toroaly'sl tes 810 {OR SALE—A VALUABLE JERSEY COW (SPLEN- sud ‘calf; good stock. “Apply, 2403 ™. Jez2-3e° JuR SALE—ONE ‘Wagon; in pertect order. Inquire 519. {OR SALt—AT ONCE—ONE TYPE-WRITER Iv perfect condition: cueap for cash; BO Feusonable Offer, retused; owner wolug to leave town, Room 56, St. Cloud Butiditig. ‘08 SALE—APPLETON'S AMERICAN CYCLOPE- ‘$24 per set, 2 per month. A new, revised, wet. Ne Samples sent to Fesidence Address JAMES BI. DOUG! FE SA BAS ing birds, only $2. "ARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROAD Carts, Pony Carts, surreys, and all kinds of Spring Waxous,’ on ‘easy payments or cash; repairiug a spe Gants, JOUN J. COOK, S205 M ot.’ West | Waehitig- OK SALE—JOST AR eight choice Ho D, and Exchange Stables, Juckson Hall ys etween id and 4% sta and Peniisylvauis ave, JOR SALE—ONE NEW UPAIGHT WITH PATE side panels: uew widing music desk: extra Lew. y inl; possensen an elewauit to touch; omy @2o0 on easy payments, U2. LW. —NoW 18 THE TIME To BUY: Gil Vhuetous nurrrays, Ex- reduct. on ou all, Bugyie tension Top Fhastons. Colipa sockaways, Victorias, y description, includ: Lroughaus and Weguns of e: sug che Colutabus bi stock: must sell. J. Pi Be gold watch by Joining the Home the small payments Jewelr, ou the sawe plan. WS. TAPPAN hw, Baltimore oftice 110 N. ioward st. J. H. FLAN, GAS, Saucer. SALE—WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON H le Drivers, Saddle and Bust- HAM & CO., 1327 H st. nw. ; over 90 dif table tur fumites, hotels, restaurants wandry, haters aud tail- waters, hot pistes, warniug closets Tor pantries, Lot water wénerators, &c, in For sale by RG. CAMPBELL, Plumber and Gas Fitter, 517 10th st. n.w., where the stoves are on exhibit. eae ublic institutions. Lai (OR SALE—SPRING OPENING OF THE LARGEST ik of ew und second-hand carri city to select trom; latest YOUNG, 479 and 481 Ct. i.w., rear National Hotel, ines ever offered ‘ea, JOHN MM. {OK SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE- quires no boiler; avoids all expensi bibaLtaus, ive attendance: of fuel. Send for circular ‘Act, 731 7th at AUCTION SALES. NCANSON BROS,,Auctioneers,9th and D sta.n.w. ION AT THE ROOMS TWENTY - SIXTH, M.,_OF HOUSE: ULAR SALE BY Al N 1888, AT TEN’ O'CLOCK A. HOLD FURNITURE AND “GENFRAL MER- BEING IN PART PARLOR FUR. hy Bt) GS. OIL PAINTING ., &c., Rc. DESKS ES, CROCK’: HY’ AND GLASS: GENEWAL ASSOMIMENT OF i" Poor: i 26; S § & HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SPECIAL, SALE OF HOMSES, CARRIAGES, HAR- NESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SEVEN. 1888, a ng wipe in Sant of =, ees. foun, I will wll acveral Drive and Wo:kini ores New and Second Hand Carriugen, &c SALE OF A Two-STORY Al BRICK idee Se ft 8 deed of trust dated May 190 5 Will offer at public sale, ip fi th emnlgers oan the premises, on Co=tiewoon ‘BEACH. the letand 15th." Uevz] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. JOR RENT-SEVES-ROOM BKICK, 207 13TH =‘ SALE-ONE OF THE CHEAPEST PROPER: ties tiered=e lange, “Ahsew-atory and nea ck gem trom, beth, abd ail conreniene <fiod'Go ali" framectbie. fist “Teter 4h a stn. sin well pemted at price Saked, 93-000, es hadrons ‘Yhis beautiful resort is situated on the Virginis aide [Gk RENT BEAUTIFUL Gi Bail ; | cod purchase, of the Potomac River, near Mt. Vernon. There isa 20k RENT—BEAUTIFUL NEW BKC Bay | *° = caMrn ing, &c. Various amusements, such as Large Pavilion, S33 uth a . e22-3e | PQOK SALE AT kG AIN—TWO FINELY FIN Gravity Railroad, Flying Horses, Shooting Gallery, &c. Sened Houses, ad 474 Ot. mw 11 room call for LOR RENT—819 24TH ST. NW. SIX ROOMS | ¥), improve Excursion every SUNDAY (three trips), at 10 a m,| 07 jist of furnishea noures call for or send to omen | JOR, gg Ay EA Sup att merera inprovemente, Iaguire'o! ewose ‘3and5.30 p.m. Tickets, mame chee te =e ty sale ts liberaily Sth B.w., Miz-room Frame, water snd gas: ee = ELAINO Grand Family Day every : | adver 10 the owzinr. ren! d At Ries ppapeec kramer erg Gm “RO. HOLTZMAN. 10th and Fetanw._ | “I300 ¢ at aw, five-room Brick, water, ke rept #15. > ae of the in dorset Babe EVENING, 6 to10p. m. Tickets, 250. ROR RENT_TWO OF THE FINEST LITILE Pete. | Caprio Park, south fain Go to Collingwood B-ach upon Steamer PILOT BOY amen 3: : ay sexe 4 placings ey price €15 per mou Ww Rie eee For Charters, &e., apply to L. J. WOOLLEN, 1101 | 5a —sa55 a ap we Fat. n w., or Capt. WHITE, steamer Pilot Boy, 6th | F°Q%,, RENT 1996 OTH STN cewnae 5 Sewerage: street wharf, my15-3m_| front and back yard, and goud shed to alley ; #19 in ad- = vance. ee eee UCHOOL eet BAPTIST | on RENT—UBAUTIFULLY S.TUATED HO SE, 00) rt Joy rior, dining-room and kitchen first floor; WED tea ey, fas ‘Sve Guusaters, bethrvom snd. modern ta ‘Trains leaye Baltimore abd Ohio tat 9 am. fend 2S ae Leave Bay Ridge at 11:45 am. Tickets: ‘Adults, $1; Children 12 years oid, 50c,: 6 ‘ears, free. For sale at Bradbury Fiano Store, 1325 nna. ave.Bogus’ Coal Office, 505 9th stand by com- "Gomun itee’ E Blerer, jr. FW. Van ‘ition: Chas i Werner, Edward Fos hy Eee HALL, HAMLINE SUNDAY SCHOOL | 5.¥ cor. 6th’ Excursion. on NESDAY, June 27, on Steamer 1d store. Sgketold’ Boat lewvow sinone Whert at’ aun and | S05 Het Re. Or Pitckete: Uo cmte to be had of Members of ate | _del-lut SWORMBTEDT & BKAl ‘and at the boat, \HE FOURTH AT CAPE MA) seo HALL, CAPE MAY. N.. LL OPEN ON JUNE 30, ‘A special excursion rate ts made for the opening, an ki bw. OF, #9,000 1801 to HUST Lh. br 1roWaliey Vet. eth 3 a mw. tb. 41 6 000 1619 Lat aw. 7h, Or. ‘and 2 houses reat 5.000 Ors, 10 Dat. a.w., 10re.-30, Va 3e21-6t 20 K RENT—FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS, FUR. nished,“The Delano Place,” Mt. Pleasant; House Sell shaded with teeutt of onke.” For pardeutses tn: {{site ob pretaines, or of CHART. RELUOUG, 197 th a0 240 8.w.cor. 13th and Mi OR RENT_ 1309 14TH ST. w., G60, 1600 Vermont ave. #5. * J4th st nv; property im elegant repair. 315 Cat ae. eae ES pm 8. 71. 822.50!341 Dat. 8.w.7r.. . Pasta meee pe ey JOR KENT— MODERN 10-KOOM HOUSE ON Corcoran street, north side, trom July 1. Papered rouse Kent repair. STEIGEE & Bei reek peld-0t or Boceuen 495 to ali iiaces alley ‘The above 's only portion of the property on | books.” For ‘all ist cal’ at umes for bulletin tees) a stew, Sr..10)321 Wa store r Lol 14 F 14.30/83. leaviuse Waahinytou at 8 or 11 ain. on June 80, Teturning leaving Cape May on the morniig of pice of tickets including travsportation sd tel board. ¢16, For surihcr iniormation and tickets i | WOR PENT—HOUSE NORI DE OF MOUNT | the stand 15th Ue THOS. F. WAGGAMAR, ee ENT—LANGE HOUSE 630 FA. AVE. N.w_ | I° Vernon Park, better ki JOU SALE AIN-HOUSE. NEW BKICK; TEA EU. | 1] rooms aud bath elgently fini bed th ‘Luesday. Frida} | latest tmproveienta: hardwood matte | stained fours, hand rounding preaie or Thursday evenings, Apply to G. W. oF Thured.y eveuiuiga, Apply . Ee 7 wl! at S10 ‘Map JOLONIAL BEACH. -EIGHT-ROOM OOTTAGc IN JIZATTS. ine rooms, all mod: Lampe; | Park. €2..00 oF #3.000 cash requires se Ce Washingtou's Famous Seaside Resort. uniahed oF unfuruiabed story urickvhoure, No. G18 HEAP — LARGE LLEVEN-KOOM ‘be Palatial Ficasaut;monculy payments 4 STEAMER EXCELSIOR Sie F bist. mw. jelG-nt | ‘Will commence e2e-or = atti: mud ime: loration Contra abd bear Pra acu Gis -cenah-S GAGE GOONER FOE: DAILY TRIPS ON AND AFTER JULY 1. | tie Park: 645 trom July 1: OU2 ML bet a and 3d aw. , «good banealn: #1300 each, should apply at once tor dates. brick, nearly new ; all ux COM PARKES DPI at ony MIDLET, General Mai RET. LEAPULD, 1331 | | _se2s-aee_ Ay ard Bate aw, | S\LE—CHEAP— 924 0 1 SW. SMALL we with a good Jot, Und 7 43e20-4m ____* Tti-stieet Whart. RENT—316 IADIANA AVE N.W.. EIGH- teen-room hous», wit stable, $70 per wont: with, 33 feet. to alley. Only ¥ out stai > per month, in tdvanee. Address tue bo it. PARKER, ‘steamer W. W. CORCORAN will leave at 10 am | Gut stable. #6> per mouth, in udvanee. Address 4 jor Marsball Mali resching Washington at + p.m. ee oa ne ae 33 s SUNDAYS ~8 $0 OK S\LE-CHEAP-SMALL HOUSE AND GOOD Jot on E, bet. jg and Ast sta aw. Price = : JOK SALE—OHEAI Steamer W. W, CORCORAN will make three trios to Marshall Hall during tue suunuer iouths, leavin at 30 joan 5 So pum, ‘teaching Waskiuytow 2 ead 9:30 pin ‘accomblodate the public, on FRIDAY, JULY Ory. a dSATURDAN SULI 7am. and every Foday | A473 Uist ow. 875: 407.6 ot Sud ‘Saturday thereatier luring th> suuiuer months | 4» 417 Hei, we, 7 roo tie ates Fwill mske two trips to Marshall Hail, leav: | J0ux st, neat New Jersey ave.” nd i, OPPOSITE PI sarge 1j-roum House; rent $55. 3 duug 4t'10 atm, and 6:15 pau, and reachiug the city at | Iuayre Of 4 BBE Ne ea SF Oe (bilan ok to San ee. Piso rc ying. = ao ee Lunch, coffee, mink, buttermiuk, ice, fruit, &e., supplied | Jyh #8 {2018 GST. TALGE miod immps. “Price $3,200. ter: excursionists. delo-bu red devivabie locuiga. out 830." na oar IRST EXCURSION ae O98 B12 S. ave. : tom | LOK SALE—CHEAP—2 NeW 6 KOOM BRICK 4 rr ERY f HOU: ‘ne above Houses (ai ve exaimbea oy pormatt! fou 2 F 70 (Oi: KENT—VERY DESTMABLE HOUSE ON Dei | | The atiove Monee cane examnea oy permit Dogon dig bet Wand Ouw.; smtnarse pines BAY RIDGE aware ave.: 12 roome; 41; lane grounds: $40 il mod. imps "62,000, oue-third cash. bal 1 aud ¥ Alo, 1517 Lath at aw: 12 CH. PARKER, dip and baw. voome; mi: verychesp;| 3086 CE Ct RSIGuT, FE NORTH CAPITOL ST te _______ 607 #*hst_uw._| KX’ nished or unfurnished, three-story, and }.k SALE— CHEAP NEW S.kooM Buick JOR RENT—409 RST NW, TWO-STORY, BAY. | Ptick Dweldnc; eleven rocm- and bath, | Picusceon atetaw,: 050 cach. “ious spa lot un Fviidow Brick House, cis rocms and bat’ rales la Bo — | ¥, bet, dd aud 439; dot 25a1z2. Price 1.700. i first-class order. Apply at 1025 N, J. OK KENT—THAL GEM OF A HOUSE 102 BST. Ci PACKER, St ne. c.rner Capitol Park: Brst-class in all respects: | _je:?2-3t* Asad diy and Be RENT—O-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. WiTHt | key 116 B. Apply there orto DODGE & POON. C00 | TOn SALE GO78 FEET OF GROUND AND provements, 1517 1th st. uw. Apply | Vaso uw. — | Broom brick house iu West Pad, tur 2,790 GREEN, 1920 14th st nw. Je23e0d-iw* | FOR RENT—O21 OST. FOURTEEN Rooms aman 3 ANNIE Sit PORRENT; 1294 MASS (1400 Tt 2 a. Or sod meder, improvements: to agoed topentouly, | _2 atteruer ates. BY CARROLL INSTITUTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 26. will dave B. and. Depot at 9 a. m,, 1-30 and m, smd return leaving Bay Ridge at 6:15 and é Fictiia-trtp tickets, ¢1. Children, 50 cents, For alee the ietie by embers of i comuiten, snd by GG. C. Simms, 14th at. aud New York a1 BLA: Brosnan, O13 Oth Lancaster, it. a. id W. H. Lipie; MjelOwO S25 ave, u.w.. Lor, 3129.00 2112 Vt ave, 5 See a ee N. W. MINE ROOMS; TLS. N | 1120 0th at-a.w., i4r.75.00 407 13h sus. $e. 82 9 somes & ¢ : deeirable and cheap howe. 0: FUR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN | }izyvinataw jist.) u {coin Juiy 1. Owner at 518 9: Se- Lian jessie ‘Steam packet EXCELMION makes her regular trips ou Sunday, Monday, Weduesday, aud Friday, leaving high und Canal ste. Georgetown, at 8am. Fare, 60c. Found tein, Apply to J. Grand J. 3 WATERS pat RIVER ViEW For isss, 1010 8. Cap. 3t., Sr. ‘Washinetonian's Most Populor Resort. eve ‘at 10 s,m. a, PeTMPUI Da OR RENT_1222 1 ST. N.W.. 8 ROO! S108 pan. ‘Tickets 25 outs. Every’ WEDNE DAY | Besta! prick howe. all” m'dera. inyrovement ae -m., returning ct 6 aud 11 p.to. | newly papers and tu pertect order; 849 per “ick ly “day at River View every | Apply on the prem Jet cote 25 cents, = 7 Htsei0cmts Tee 1) Sm Tetaruine at S Bm | On ner | 1sED, anid Vath sll not tin: fot 30x80 0 Pro Froctors Dancing School Reunion at River | E'tv4y faav. 10r....805 2012 ¥ at. 7.8 BL av,p'rConn, $853.35) H at, bet. 18th & 1 31 Use nw. brick. 2story and eller. @6.500. View every SA1 URDAY EVENING, leav ug at 6 p.m, th st. 7 LOLS Dupont’ Cire e000 Lit 19th st.n'rDupontcir, 1504 T st, niw.. brick: Z-story and Ussewent: returning at 11 Tickets 25 cents, Dancing 7 sty Dear 16th. "129 | roome: all nod. i Se 4 down aed buck’ and at’ the grounds om the larvest i, aes “447 boundary, Z-story sud taxewout Urick;® rooms; xT gpa AT A BARGAIN hat desirable. 10.ro01, brick tlw ‘seu reduced to Ok SAL ‘A fine residence on Connecticut ave..16 lance rooms, With fue state. ‘This property frouts on 'wo desire Die streets, aud will be suid cheap to an iiuineulate pur chaser. 1519 K st. n.w., Story and basement. 16 room, 55.000, uate atid bath beautiful lacation amd splende bos: riia'very desirable ron ti) wil Ue exshesuged for ews on ‘A splendid bowser on Grant Place, 10 jouses. Price, # 122,000. S-story aud basement brick, all mod. xisi «10.000. St hw. retory, Urick 11 rooms, pantsy outh: 23-30" ¥ the” Potomac - Ri $25 Farracut square. all mod. im. lot 16x80. 84,500. Hina ‘Fine’ ‘rae’ Band on Sundays. No oboe ana vee TA ZO a Bock w-rehicins, war! Traut 262130, date «ood tionable parties alowed on any of the above trips. CH, FOX & BROWN, OID ath st a.e., 2-story brick: 6 rooms: all mod. Forcharters, &c.,apply to | E 8. RANDA\ 308. 24357 Ponu. avenw. | 4511S Vyxi0s “tients for esd per monte ‘Vindiuta ave. aw. O10 RIVER VIEW AND SEE THE GRAND 'SWITCHBACK RAILWAY and ride the Horses and N04 F st. am. frame: 7 rooms, lot POE BESTSEW SEVEN toot way winpow bnck house; all modern improvements: centrally leeased. Apply to BAM'L P. NHUKN, PO. te, gine the Yomies, "We advertise nothing but what we pats bets 14th vad Loch at Bestia | J7ok Ss DE1 ee NEw 1WO-STURY AND LARE: BEATE mit welliae, 7 routs Brod tmp WAslliNaton scuvntzen venzix nts, #4.000 euch” Swot Te y S Orrice. eke fromm intruders te thc iooas‘boubrul” recor te Bet Es z 700 13TH BTS W_ GOK oF 13TH Y 4 moat aad maader Vic-Nica, Festivals, dc., will be rented to responsible FS W. L. Dovers forte peddehos i) Waatiticton wile parking. ade : . and new aud commodious ‘avery at Hoe WHY Gat grws and Gana scatoine idee ae 83 SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN. tractive property is now for the iret time oftered tor Oa oe A OS NHOLD SPLINGSUCIE. ze : tle aC ¢22000" For peruiizaion (2 waste ayy iy te Secretary. Store, ‘The only fine Calf $3 Seamless Shoe in the world made without tacks or nails. As stylish and durable as ae ae icereebaen cairns i saat Pew Se those costing €5 oF $6, aud having notacksornailsto| BUSINESS CHANCES. Baltimore via Norfolk to Boston. a1 Stable, 3 stalls, Lvt..16 | wear the stocking or hurt the feet, makes them as | 3 \On saL.E—AN OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YAUD. Every Monday, Thuraiay and Friday, 4 o'clock ~ ESOT & WILC® 5 ee 4 Pamengeraccontiodtionsaivurremea, > ™ | Eeraiuliluwapply to WESCOTT § WILCOX | comfortableand well-fiting as « hand-sewed shor. | Ws a nro, Fare, inciudine meals end mui saloon, stateroom | _ 3° Buy the best. None genuine unless stamped on bot- | for nelisnue other Dusiiens, requires tt = tom “W, L, Dougias €3 Shoe, warranted.” Fun the Lisiness 0 Te Boom berths, $14: round tet, #2 Poona ot 4 formaton ace ‘circulars st all the Hotels in Washing- Upper deck state- For turther iu- FKIDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF JU FI-E O'CLOCK F.M., all that certai of wround « tuated in’ ‘the city of W: of Columbia, known aud d-seribed humbered seveuty-nine (79), in Abner corded subdivision of square’ nuimbered six hundred ‘and twenty-elizht (628) ‘Terms ol sale: One-t two years, with interest thereon at six ‘hum, payable semi-annually, or all of the purchaser. ira cagh: balance in one and ‘00 required at time of Site, settlement to bo made ‘within ten days frou dace Of saiey otherwise the trustees ‘reserve the sell the. proverty at the risk and cont of th ‘some Déwepaper publislied in Wasti ‘some Bi BH. WARNER: JUNCANSON BEOS., Auctioneers, D nae lic notice of such resale House, NO TAR Wienke a by the Seas Seocccecan Wag Seca esata eth irae W. L. DOUGLAS 84 SHOE, the original and only Jaye Bayh. gi bey 4 tou, or apply to— ‘KL, HUGGINS, General Agent, band-sewed welt $4 shor, which eyuais custom-made | sino will pay tor procurl ¥ the patent Address Long Duck, Baltiuiore. psionic TENTS. Sir otice. dezazee ‘Telephone Baltimore 247. ate! nie ve WN A HOME AND PAY NO MOLE RE HE STEAMELS VALLEY FORGE AND DIXEY W. I. DOUGLAS $2.50 SHOE is wnezcelled, for down and $25 per month ¥ lial a W Tun daily, mal bs every hour from Cumber- heavy wear. pleasantis. ocated, within 3% sgn, & Iatd's Bout Houses, foot of New Hampshire sve. aud. ; vmly 82,000. sare Fistreot aut out ot ig ates Georgetown, iop- Ct W, L. DOUGLAS 82 SHOE is worn by all boys, and | 5.3323 © pier ee $i w Ru ahTeDCA Fant NE OL dings: Fist ip upat Daim. Lact trip dow at A812] Jackson st me- ot--10 | “capone seems on we sone Winer cd esbhieied sued rood payne busine oS SE ee ri PRespaese quan Congress, Button, | sus city. Address THOUSAND, Nat office 3: Kun up or down at $15, al f al Kinds tor hire at both ees a ee a a PPAETIPs LooKiNG Fo A GOOD INV 9 IMENT DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. suould tuvertieate au electrie compa.) For sale in Washington by B RICH & SONS, 1322 | Haj Mi this city In practical vperais sud well and 1324 7th st: H. GOLDSTEIN, 912 7th at; A. | and electric. For futher iuteramtun and purtcn” SOMMERS, 501 7th st.; MRS. GEO. HOLTMAN, 491 | /"™ Sdsfess Box 24. Star vflice, Paave nw. Geonewwn, B. NOKDLINGER, 3124 | FJ OUSE FOR MENT—S AND STS Brick 3 Sy papered aud Bridgest. Alexandria, M. 1, SIMON, suelo NApviy'to Br We CALLAGHAN st orth Capitol me. ‘TO OHICAGO FOR $5.00 ‘Would undoubtedly be a Great Bargain, but no greater ‘than thove Men's Suits sold at Ree ) 609 aK HALL, COR. TENTH AND F STS, ste rie AT 67.50, th BUS E st a aee Seek ae Soames cetenas eee aya $1: isog Or those fine Broadcloth Su'ts st $22. 24 (Or those Prince Albert Suita at ¢18. (Or those Clericaily-cut Suite at $25. Or those Middlesex Flannel buite st $10. Or those fine White Flannel Suits at $15. Or those Odd Pants or White and Fancy Vests at less than cost of manufacture. ‘Or those Black Alpaca and Drep d’Ete Costeand ‘Vesta, in regular, extra long, of stout sizes. Or those Gray All-wool Serge Buite at $7.50, $10, and 912. Or thoee Greatest Barguins of all, the entire stock of ‘Suits for Boys from 4to 16 years at just ONE-HALF of former prices. a 2 OAK HALL, COR. TENTH AND F STS. my25-3m TS PER CENT samples fo clothing EE SZG pe GSA SSE | mc onurmvam Fe = a We have bought 250 Boys’ Suite, ages 13 to 18, the oe a DIscouNT ‘Buits worth $7.00 to be sold et €3.50. ‘Suits worth $8.00 to be sold at $4.00. (On over 30 esta ct Harness of various kinds of our own Buite worth $8.50 to be sold at 94.25. si, Sih cin abi ‘Butte worth 69.00 to be sold at 04.50.