Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1888, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Dela- ware, Virginia, tat; preceded im southentera tar. Shy OF Hee rain; cooler; winds becoming nortn- Soup Goup Evrotasses and spectac! Well, optician, 481 Pa. cre ae a ‘Buooxs, 15th st., Largest, Richest, Newest, Stock. ‘WILLis IcE Co.'s Penobscot tee—red wagons, Lovo Bxaxcu BOURBON WHISKY, $1.25 a bottle, Distilled im 1874, Cyni 3 ree cynthiana, Ky. Charies Kraemer, BROOKS, 15th st., Gas-Fixtures and Chandeliers. ‘Brooxs, 15th st_ Prices Guaranteed. Your ht Stted, $1. Hem a coe itted, $1. Hempler’s, avenue, CITY AND DISTRICE Condensed Locals. ‘The stay-at-home members of the Washington Lage Iemeetry and the Corcoran Cadets will meet at the armory of the Wasbington Light Infantry this evening to make arrangements to meet the Dogs on their revurn from Atlantic City. . Win. Jacksou Was ordained by @ council of colored Baptist ministers held at Mt. Moriah church yesterday afternoon. a Officer Hilbus and Helen Dyson. A FOLICEMAN FINED POR CLUBBING A WOMAN. Helen Dyson, the young colored woman whose ‘head was clubbed by Officer Hilbus in South Wash- ington afew days ago, was tried in the Police Court yesterday on a charge of disorderly conduct. I in evidence that on the day of the ar- Test, called across the street to Sergeant Dalley to arrest aman. The officer told her to be Gareful or she would be arrested before 12 o'clock. ‘She answered, “You are a lar,” for which he ar- Tested her. Tne officer then went with her to her house, as she stated that she wanted to get her Shoes, as she was barefooted. ‘The officer tuo ‘she kept him waiting too long while getting her shoes, and grabbed ler and started to the station with her, when OfMicer Hiibus came up. The wo- man resisted them, and Officer Hilbus charged That she it his «rm. It was then that the officer ‘Says be struck her two blows on the head and Knocked her senseless. Just before knocking ber senseless It appears tat Helen used some protan- ity. She was then removed to the hospital, where she was confined to her bed severai days The Judge held that in the first place the woman bad no law simply because she taiked back to t Dailey, and dismissed the charge of dis~ orderly conduct. For the profanity she used while Under arrest sie was fined $5, aud her personal Donds Were taken. AS to the assault on the wo- man the judge thought that three officers should de able t taxe one Woman to the station without clubbing her in such a manner. Sergeant Daily ‘Was acquitted and OMicer Hilbus was ined $20 or 60 days, from which judgment he appealed. ———_ Sates of Heal Estate, Herron & Ramey have sold as follows: For D. B. Groff, lot #1, in square 7003, for $2,000. Also Jot 142, Square’7003, $2,500, Also lot 40, in square $26, for, $000, Also’ lot 45, 1m Square S38, for $3,000. For Mrs. Werner, lot 74, square 509, tor #2800. For A. C. Clark, lot 24, in Todd and Brows subdivision of Pleasant Plains, for $1,350. Also lots 16 and 17, square 511, for $3,~40. W. E. Hodge has bought of James £. Miller, for $25,060, sub lots 44 Lo 52, Ironting 180 reet by’ 160 depeh oa the west side of 12th, becween RK and S streets northwest. —— ‘Tae Moxrror ayp Mexxiwac.—At Bay Ridge this Week. The greatest display of freworks ever given in America. Noexira charge. Round trip, $1—Adet. ——-—_—_ ‘Six Motus tw Jam Fox Steazixc.—Jonn Turner, alias Joun Staylong, colored, who was brought from Alexandria yesterday by Detective Wheeier, ‘Was taken before the Poilce Court Us morning and charged with the larceny of $25 worth of ¢lothing trom John Adams. Tue prisoner denied having stolen the clothes, and said be got them irom Adams’ wife who Wanted him to sell them for Ler. He was given six months in jail Ss A Bievcust SkVEKELY ixsvxep.—Yesterday afternoon Wiille Waedinan, while riding a bicycle on Nortu Capitol street, near G@ street, Was run into by a carriage driven by an unknown man ar 4 Was thrown off and severely injured. Me was se. > Uhis home, 718 Su street northwest, in the patrol wagon. —_—-— Oxry One ATLantic CiTy.—And now Is the time Tavisit It. Special express train leaves B. aud O. depot, Saturday, August 25, at 4 p.m. Kound trip, $i— dae. —— ‘TOURNAMENT AND LawN Panty.—A grand tour- Rament and lawn party will be given at the High- lands, on the Baitimore and Onio Kallroad, to morrow, for the beneiit of tue Eastern Dispensary, on Capito: Hill. A long list of attractive features 48 announced, ind those Wuo attend are assured of laaviog g most enjoy ab.e day, as Well as the sails faction @ aiding a Very Worthy object. There will De ciuy pigeon shooting, athletic sports by mem- ders of the Columba Cluv, bicycle races, lawn Venais, bowling and tournament riding for band- some prizes. Representative Tarsaes, of Michi fics deliver the charge to the knights, and Teventative Hooker the coronation “address, ’s band will furnish the music. Hap Srexr Lis Last NickeL—“I won't swear for anybody in tuls court,” said Patrick Scullion, When handed the book in the Police Court this morning. “No, sir, I tell you, I wou’t do it,” he added. "The prisoner was charged. by Uilicer Williams with being a vagrant. The prisoner Walked Into the second precinct station ye-terday, old the officers that te bad spent bis last 5 cents fand that he wanted a place stop wuere be would De quiet and would not be disturbed. He said that he British government owed him a large sum of money snd he was trying tocoliect i. He was ‘Sent down in default of bouds. paaat bent Srexp SUXDAY at TUE SuONE—Express leaves Band O. depot, 4 pm. Arrive Adantcelty, 10:45 m. Returning arrive home at midaigut. Rouud Taps skndace pag Goma ro Tux Nationa EXCAMPMENT.—A. spe. lal meeting of the Old Guard, U. V. C., was held after drill iast evening, at which A. F. Dinsmore and F. H. Hopkins were elected active members. Quartermaster Burger, of the trausportation cow- mittee, stated tbat acontract had been entered into for a $12.75 round-trip rate to the National Encampmeat G. A. R, at Columbus, Ohio, and What a special train would leave here at 12 i. "Sune das, September ® 1ss8. ‘The Corps Old Guard wi corps, acting as.escore to the’ department © acting as we com Mander andstatl es ‘Tus Fencisiey Waku Watcoue.—The return of the National Fencibles from tueir visit to White ‘Sulpur Springs, Va., iast evening was the occasion of an enthusiastic reception. The National Rifles and the Marion Rifles, headed by the Third ‘Band, met them at the depot and escorted soldiers to their armory. As the up Pennsylvania avenue there was a ‘nt illumination from colored lights set off at Intervals. & collation was served at the armory anda t trip came tly to ane: ‘The Merchant Rifles intended to take part in the Teception, but owing to a misunderstai about ‘the time Of the arrival of the train they were not Present. —___—.___ FIMEWoRES Tuis WEEK at BaY Rivce—The re. Inarkable success attending the fireworks drama at Bay Ridge has induced the mai to con Sunday, Tuesday, snd Wednesday, the ioeh cise a > the 19th, 21st, and 22d insta, respectively. @is’ is undoubtedly ‘Uhe greatest performance of the kind ever given in this country. It is not a combination of colored fires and rockets only, but a picture of actual nis ‘Lory that will live in'the memory for life. There isnoextra charge. Kound-trip tickets only $1.— Eee ae ‘TRE Jacxson Democnatic AssoctaTiox.—A spec- 7 of the Jackson Democratic Association was =e — evening at Se ee ‘Hall, Mr. N , and Me. Nat sec. ames Sop pressing, andr. 31 Sar oc. Alkips, Albert G. Holland, Wim. ‘Sibrey, and David ‘Thomas were nominatea for membership. The cotamittee on membersnip ps ge favorably on aE te had been invited, liad been postponed from the 23d to the 25tn inst. ater discussion it Sememepedeeien bertarenneeneg eee Seaceran meaner bers would attend as possible. This decision arullery ‘the retur ine Was arrived at chiefly because it was impossible to secure the Marine Band for Saturday ry — ee MARRIAGE LiczwsEs — licenses have Deen Issued by the clerk of the court to John Mart and Charlotte Fields; Richard Brooks and nate Marshall; Chas H. Hancock and Crangle; E. J. ‘and Fannie S. Franks; ‘Rufus 8. Ager and Rosa Pauger. Exccustoxs ro Crvciwwati — Every ‘Thursday woul August 30, inclusive, the Baltimore and Ohio XR Ca. will sell excursion tickews ‘anal ‘Valid for return passage radiog day of sale.—adet. -_ Lost 1% rue City Sranera—Mattio stubvie- Seid, an cid colored servant 1 with Hunt, 14652 Sorcoran “street, who a urday, as stated TRE Stax, returned to the ‘ouse Monday afternoon. It sccms that she loss Ir way, became confused and forgot where she lhved. She wandered about the streets for two Gays, and Anally managed to gind her way home, Smut Looxrsé yor “Mate Stopaxp.—The 2F1 wo was reported to have gone off afew days 4 ‘The girl’ =a ing-bouse fa ‘the fhe searen, “Mamie,” a eee bak eyes, the saine color of hair ‘appearance, Asaacit.. colored, will be. tried in ‘the Police Court on a ‘charge ot assaulting Mc- Kendree Taylor, also colored. Mason as a coachuian by Senator ‘Sault occurred Mongay livery stable, on 2d street ‘Senator's Lorse was kept and ois. ‘whereupon tbe ‘on Bis head with s singletres, Zayas went 00 the Out a Warrant ‘Mason, and collateral for bis appearance. Hew the Washington Boys Enjoy Themselves at Atiantic City. Correspondence of Tae EVENING Stam ‘Camp ORDWAY, ATLaNTiC CITY, August 21. The camp was wet again this morning. There ‘was a drenching rain and the day began in a most discouraging way. Water streamed down the face Of the sentinel and dripped from the end of his nose. Guard was mounted in the rain and there Was a race through the rain to the hotel for break- fast. Before the bathing hours, however, the sun came out brightly and soon set every one smiling. There was no fixed program for to-day. Col. Moore, Surgeon Leach, Quartermaster Kelly and others Started off on a fishing trip this morning, and to- night wonderful accounts of their adventures and the tremendous fish they caught are being told. The have not yet put the red glow on the town. They believe themselves capabie of tm- ling to it, Sunday they were busy arrai their tents. Last night their attention was occupied by the pretty girls at the bail, but to- night and henceforth the walk and the other resorts of pleasure will resound with tramping feet, with W. L. 1, C. calls, with symphonies played on kazoos and mouth give other evidences that the boys are ou ‘THE CAMP AT NIGHT offers many attractive scenes. Two huge électric lights tilumtnate the grounds. The open tents show- ing the tasty decorations within, over which a mellow tint is thrown by a Japanese lantern or some other coiored light, flags floating lazily in the breeze, and soldier boys lounging about in at- Uvudes of blissful rest, and perhaps a sweetheart or two in the fc ind, go to make ing pictures. The soft ‘notes of a gul Vent, the snoring of some tired trooper Sieep in the presence of so much romance, and the murmur of the sea join in the rhythmic melody that ravishes the ear. There 13a concert by the Dand every evening after dress parade, and the United States lawn is the center of attraction for all the people for miles around. One evening aur- tug the Week the Infantry will have thelr dress parade on the lawn of the Traymore. ‘THE DRESS PARADE. ‘The people here are having the splendors of the dress parade exemplified for them in a manner seldom seen in any camp. The parade grouna 1s on the avenue east of the United States Hotel, and is not advant as the roadway Is scarcely Wide enough tor the best disposition of the tro] ‘The Corcoran Cadets take position in line as the fifth company. Col, Moore himself, on dress Parade, ls worth the walk to the parade ground to see. The W. LI. Corps has a great advantage in its commanding officer. When he!s in full panoply, With shako, epauleties, and Austrian cloth coat, standing erect and motionless waiting to receive the report of the adjutant, he looks the very em- bodiment of military glory: His gray moustache and goatee of military cut, his eagle eye and straight, spare igure and martial bearing makes Lis a conspicuous object among ordinary mortals, All the mystic rites of the dress parade are carried out with grim formality anda wonderful precision. TAKING THK TOWN. Last night, after the ball, a squad of the boys, With Shomo as captain and Koginski as drum- major, Went out on an expedition, ‘The band con- sisted of a youth with good lungs and a mouth- organ. ‘The bays helped him out by whistling. ‘They “Marched Through Georgia” abd “Raliied Around the Flag” througu the town, tramping Into every place that was open and’ spreading hilarity. ‘Finally, at the ume the society writers Teter Lo as the “wee sma’ hours,” they charged on the camp, intending to serenadé the colonel. The alarm was given, and the guard hastened out. ‘The guard was at ‘Arst d:spoyed to jolu the revel- ers, Dut the sense of responsiblity prevailed, and they put the whole squad under arrest’ and tarched the culprits into camp. ATLANTIC CITY'S HARVEST. Mr. Gea W. Pearson, wuo 1s here, has been taking a practical view of things, He has found tat Atlantic City has 5,500 houses. Of this num- ber 90 percent are vacated when the summer season closes. ‘The citizens of the place make Whelr living in the summertime, when the town 13 flied Witu Visitors, and in tue winter live on their savings oF on one another. He has talked with the fshermen, with tue owners of the little sloops io the iniet that take people out suru sail ata quarter a head, and put such practical questions that the impression has got abroad among the na- Uves that he intends to ouy the town. ‘This im— pression uas been strengthened by the report that Mr. Pearson 18 a great rallway magnate of Wash- ington. He has found out that during the season, ‘at least, a sailboat for hire pays a bigger dividend than a bovtail'ear. He says one of these boats} cost $350. Its owner salls 1 hunself and takes purties of from 12 to 16 out, charging a quarter aplece for au hour's sail, He'keeps lls boat going in this way all day long, raking in trom $3 to $4 an hour, SUCCESS OF THE FISHEKMEN. ‘The fishermen got home about 4 o'clock. The trophies of their expedition were suspended from a tree im front of Col Moore’s tent. There were about forty pounds of sea bass and a huge lobster. ‘Tue lobsier Was captured by Surgeon Leach, who Jelt as proud of It 4s tough It Were tue only lob Ster that ever succumbed to the prowess of man. Lie Was fishing for bass, and had what he thought Was a big bile, He hauled in bis line and landed in the boat this monster of the deep. It haa huge imandibles 8 or 9 inches long aud its sheil was cov- ered with baruacles. Dr. Leach judged trom its teeth that 41 was @ hundred years old—old enough to vote before Atlantic City was discov. ered. The bass caught were all of fair size, and, of course, each one Was hallowed by some sweet memory cherished by the fisherman that boukea Mt. The party learned by inquiry among the native fishermen that tbe bass, If Kept for a few days, Would decompose. "So all thougits of keep- ing them to carry Lack triumphant y to Wasbing- tou Were reluctantly avandoned. “The fish and lobster were sent to the hotel steward to be served up ior breakfast to-morrow. All that the fisuer- men will take back to Washingion with them Will be memories and stories—stories that have already sprouted well, and will probably lave reached @ Vigorous dnd monstrous growth by the time they are transplated to Washington. One part of the tale, however, way be suppressed by that time. The’ party went out in a fisuing- sloop to the “wreck” and there fished in dories, ‘The sea was running high. Every man of tem except Capt. Wheeler gave back to the sea in in- ‘stauments during the urip as much as he took out Of Jt in the form Of ish, soit was only a fair trade after all ‘The party was composed of Col. Moore, Surgeon Leach, Capts. Waeeier, Kelly, Eatwisle, Lieut. Cowie, ‘Sergeant Demonet and Corporal Bourne. Dr. ‘was quite ted to-night Tus tie incredulity of the inasses,” “Wat, can I ‘ pI f, “to make people believe ‘this 1s true?” fhe: THE STORM ON THE Coast. This atternoon the eyes of the hotel men and the natives were turned anxiousiy seaward. There Were evidences of the approach of a storm. Sig- nal-Service flags told of it also. The “nor’easter,”” deeaded by the natives because it 1s apt to blow all the visitors and their pocketbooks away trom the voast, seemed vo be coming. Before night the Wind was wnistling through the camp, tents peyton Bapping, and all around ad about the wi rs, hung , Was perform comical antics in the wind, some garments belly jog up like Dig sails, other strange looking ral ment with legs, turniig round and round over the ‘lothesines like athieves performing the giant's wing. Even about the best of cottages here the family washing, and tt appears in every case to be large, 1s freely exposed to the public gaze. Dress parade took place in a30-mile gale. it air cool and blew all tue mosquitoes to Philadel Hae, Sat aes eee a r tents down. 7 iooks bleak and windy. oe The board walk Was sought on'account of the ‘magnificent spectacle presented by the sea. The breakers ran he Atlantic City maidens clung to the railings looking seaward, while some tavisible force sectned to be tugging them by thelr Mght draperies shoreward. It was'a pretty wind, ‘The soldier boys enjoyed the wind and the pranks At played with the araperies mentioned. ‘The W. L. L Corps mine defeated the Corcoran Cadet Corps nine this afternoon in a game of hve Meats. Geo. Me Oyster, Un ers, yyster, Chay . ‘Strait were among the Visitors tobe can oe Journalists’ Ciub banquet Fri day the ofcers wil gor by tuvitation4e ‘Beg Har- ‘There has been no general ‘made is not down on their pleasure. a oe pin eae between the jerrimac ‘with Biage eouna $ - THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 22, 1888. Ss ‘There was no game at Capitol Park yesterday except one of hide and seek between the wind and ‘the papers in the corner by the carriage gate. The checks, The pitchers on the score cards were Widner and Welch. Rain ted the games in the other clues “except Indiana| where the Hi ned Detroit by the score Louts, 7: Brooklyn, 0. At Kan- sas City—Kansas City, 6: Baltimore, 1a quichy overcome by the toning. reviving, and blond Tar medicine drives off that tired feeling and cures sick headache, avspepsia, ecrofula, and all humors. Thou- ‘sands testify that Hood's Sareapurilla ‘makes the weak “My health was poor, as I bad frequent sick head- ‘aches, could not sleep well, did not have much appe- tite, and had no ambition to work. I have taken less than a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilia and feel like a new person.” Mra. W. A. TURxER, West Hanover, Mass. N. B—If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparilia, do not be induced to bay any other. ‘HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. $1; six for @5. Prepared only by ©. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mas. 2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. During the twenty-four hoursending at 1 o'clock this afternoon deaths were reported to the health office as follows: Mary A. Upton, white, 72 years; Margaret Cook, white, 70 years; Mellan W. Wil- shire, white, 57 years; Henry Schmertz, white, 6L years; Augustus L, Shaffer, white, 52 years; Thos, Shepherd, white, 50 years; John A. Rutherfor White, 47 years? Chas, H. Rockweil, white, years; Minnie McL. Helmsen, white, 28 years: Catherine R. Peck, white, 16 years; Julia Mabany, Wiite, 1 year; Ovto Sachs, wilite, 8 months; Clara May, ‘white, '2 months; Nathaniel Whiting, col- ored, 70 years; Walter Tyler, colored, 46 years; Peter Williams, colored, 42 years; Alice Arnes, colored, 28 years; Pearl V. Barker, colored, 1 year; ‘Theodore Sharps, colored, 1 year; Thos. H. Leuser, colored, 8 montas; Eva Matthews, colored 8 montas, Ss Irving Park Camp-meeting. In spite of the rain yesterday the day was quite interesting at Irving Park. Excelient sermons were delivered by Revs. L L. Thomas and W. H. Brooks. Owing to the rain in the afternoon no services could be held. The young people’s meet- ing from 5 to 6 was very impressive. ‘The subject, “Waal constitutes true religion?” was ably dis- cussed by @ number of persons. After the services Of list evening, between 10 and 11 p. m., the se- vere storm of ‘Wind and rain caused confusion among the tenvers, but no harm wasdone. ‘Turs- day is children’s ‘day in the camp. On Sunday Rev. R. H, G, Dyson will preach at 3 pun. ———— ‘MILITARY IN CaMP aT IstanD Park, HARPER'S Feray.—Patrons of the every Thursday excursion to Island Park will have additional attractions this week at this charming resort. ‘The Anderson Guaras, of Woodstock, Winchester Light Infantry, and Staunton Battery of Arullery will beincamp on the upper part of the island, and add a picturesqueness to the scene already teeinins with interest. ‘Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio depot every Toursday at 9:45 am. Round trip $1. Secure reserved seats in advance.—Advt, Affairs in West Washington. Exgcrnic Li TO THE Faek BurpGe.—Within a short ime M 1% from 28th street to the new Free bridge wil! be lighted by electric lights. The poles are now being erected. SELLING Liquox WiTuovr Licexse.—Peter McIn- ‘tyre, whose place of business Is at No. 2700 M CITY ITEMS. “Grand R jie”? carry the day. Being long Havana filer, they come to stay, For sale by all first-class dealers, W agents, Luchs & Bro. 2 For 30c. we give youa 1x inch 6 to 9 feet trunk strap, better than is soid elsew! at 75¢. ‘Torsaw’s, 1331 Penn. ave. n.W. eoew Good Sewing Machines for $4 fully Pavranced, | Mactines repaired. t0F $1. ‘Call oF send postai to Wm. Funk, £331 7th st., near. St Dixou’s Yeast Powder always reliable, sm ‘Royal Giue” mends China, Glass Woot,&c, Lsrenzsrixe Ruavrsa. ON AUGUST 20, ON AUGUST 21, ON AUGUST 22, ON AUGUST 23, ON AUGUST 24, ON AUGUST 25, : 1888, ‘The following wonderful inducement will be offered to Cash Buyers of Dry Goods. Cash customers who buy $5 or over can select one of these valuable presents. A large size handsome Bridal Quilt, worth $1.50; one dozen Pure Linen, Fine Quality, Damask Napkins, worth $1.50; two pairs of large size, Pure Linen, Kuotted Fringe Damask ‘Lowels; worth 82, or two psirs of Silx-Embroid ere Glove-Fitting Corsets; worth $1.50, ‘Twenty years’ experience selling Dry Goods to strictly Cush Customers, CARTERS, avi} MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH STREET. street, Was before the Police Court this morning charged with keeping an unlicensed bar. John ‘Matias testified thai until about three weeks ago he had been dealing at the defendunt’s store. Dur. ing the year he frequently purchased beer and Wuisky from the defendant. He got bis drinks in @ smail room in the rear of the store, which 1s par Uuioned off by a numver of barrels.’ Witness sald that he owed the deiendaat a bill and he gave the oficer information concerning the deiendant. The court heard the testimony of other witnesses and lunposed a flue 01 $105, PERSONAL.—Mr. and Mrs. $. J. Shanks leave to- morrow morning for Watkiu's Glen, Niagara Falls and other polats uf interest, Lo be goue about ten ‘ays. ‘A Joint Excursion will be given to River View to-morrow on the steamer Mary Washington by the Georgetown Catholic Union, Carroll lusutute and st. Matthew's Literary Societies, See adver- Useweni elsewhere. Gxain Kecwirrs—Canal-boat David Knode ar- rived with 4,000 busheis of wheat for J. G. aud J. M, Waters. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 a, m.—Great Falls, temperature, 75; 2ondition, 13; recetving reservoir, temperature, 81; 2ondi- on at north connection, 18; conaition at south connection, 36; disiributing’ reservoir, tempera ture, 80; condicion at influent gate-nouse, 36; con- dition at effluent gate-house, 36. High-tide in the Fiver to-day at 8:42 p. m.; low-Uide ut 3:10 p. m1, —— Numerous arrests have been made in Berlin of Socialists engaged in distributing election appeals in favor of Herr Liebkuecht. ‘Tue North German Gazette has vainly appealed to the parties to coal- esce against Liebknecit. ‘The Right Kev. Samuel 8. Harris, bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Michigan, recently stricken with apoplexy Walle preacuing in Win- Chester Cathedral, England, died last 1 4 et FULL WEIGHT—PURE-MOST PERFECT MADE Its superior excellence proven in millions of homes ferimore than 8 quarter of century.” Ttis used by the Euited States Guvernient., Eudursed by the leadsut iversitics as the Strougest, Purest aud most Healthiul., Dr. Price's Cream Baking. Fowde does not contain Amiuonia, Lise, or Alum. “Sold ouly DR, PRICE BAKING POWDEE Co., NEW YORE. CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. 27-4mkw Useneceventen Arrnactios: OVER & MILLION DISTRIBUTED LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. led by the Lestslature in 1868 for Edu- cational “and Chaitaste purposes, nde ras ade # part of the present State Constitution iu 1879, by an overwl popular vote. Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take Base emi nuually, une and December). and its RAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place on ¢.ch of the other ten months ‘in the year, and are all drawn in public, at the Academy of Music, New Orleans, La. “We do ify that we mpervise the arrange. ments for a Ke Monthly and Semanal Deaoteoep The ‘State Company, and good Faith toward all parties, and we authorise the Com Pany to use this certyicate, with Fac-amilcs as vur ig- atures in tts advertisements.” M. WALMS' Louisiana National Bank. Fibianid PASSE, Pres, State National Bane A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleaua National Bank, SakEROUN Pree: Union National Boake GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, ‘TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1888. CAPITAL PRIZE, £300,000. eENRE =“ at Twenty Dollars ‘Tenths, $2; Twentieths, $1, ‘LIST OF PRIZES. F i i Hl i al Fie" Pp fs Fe: id a aac t APPROXIMATION PRIZES. Prizes of $500 are, dt 2ovan: TERMIN. ee ibe ‘3134 Prises, amountins to. Nope —Tickete drawing titled to Prizes. 2 Fou OLUD fares, or any further deeired. writs lng to the undorwigned, ceariy rest, ca i fi ii i Tue Asstoxze Tarxs: ‘The bottom’s out and prices have dropped, accordingly nothing will be reserved, every- thing in the house must go within a short time. Avail yourselves of this opportunity of procuring magnificent bargains in Cloth- ing for Men and Boys, from the most excel- Jent and extensive Stock ever before closed out, under similar circumstances, in the his tory of this city. Don’t be aclam, a snail or ‘crank; wake up and procure someof these Colossal Bargains; everything goesut nearly half value. Our Oxford Mixed Fine Serge Suits, per- fect fitting, ta flor made, at $9, former price $15; area rare bargain. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO., 400 7TH ST., COR. D. N.W. 8. BIEBER, ASSIGN: au3-colm i Cor Tars Ocr. ‘We are offering Fifty Thousand Dollars’ worth of FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS, AT COST, AND LESS THAN COST. FOR CASH ON OB BEFORE DELIVERY. W. B. MOSES & SON, Corner 11th and F ata n.w., ‘Washington, D.C. THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF THE GOODS MARKED AT COST, AND LESS THAN COST. THIS LIST WILL BE CHANGED EVERY FEW DAYS UNTIL ABOVE AMOUNT IS SOLD: FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. Parlor Suite, S pieces, Silk Plush, 75; reduced to 850. Parlor Suite, 4 pieces, Silk Plush, $125; reduced to $100. Parlor Suite, 4 pieces, Silk Brocatelle, $200; reduced to 9150. ‘Mahogany Table, 850; reduced to $30. Imitation Mahowany Cabinet, $45: reduced to $32, Mahogany Inlaid Desk, $45; reduced to @32. ‘Mantel Cabinet, 965; reduced to 50. ‘Table, imitation Mahogany, $18; reduced to $14. Imitation Mahogany Cheval Glass, $35; reduced to 827. Imitation Mahogany Easel, $18; reduced to $13. Pillow Lounge, $50; reduced to 838. Antique Ash 3-piece Chamber Bulte, $17; reduced to $13.50. Olive Wood 3-piece Chamber Suite, $32; reduced to 826. Walnut 3-piece Chamber Suite, $70; reduced to 855. tcTahg Mahowany 3-plecs Chamber Suite,8500; reduced Antique Oak Chiffonier, $18; reduced to $14. Walnut Chiffonier, $17; reduced to 813. Innitation Mahogany Sideboard, 825; reduced to $20. Imitation Mahogany 8-foot Extension Table, $13; reduced to $10. Walnut 8-foot Extension Table, $18; reduced to $13 CAKPET DEPARI MENT. 1,225 yards best lugran Carpet, 75c.; reduced to 50c. 1.100 yards best Ingrain Carpet, Gic.; reduced to 5c. 418 yards Double Cotton Ingrain Carpet, 460.; re- duced to 30¢. 76 yards Hemp Carpet, 35c. ; reduced to 25c. 9220 Yards Cotton Ingrain Carpet, 350: reduced to 1,200 yards Tapestry Carpet, $1; reduced to 75e. tcizB00 verds Roxbury Tapestry Carpet, 90e.; reduced 1,100 yards Tapestry Carpet, 75c.; reduced to 450, 1,300 Body Brussels Carpet, 1:25; reduced to 95c. Including Bigelow, Lowell and English makes. 1,400 yards Wilton Velvat Carpet, $1.50; reduced 0 90c. ee Dest Moquette Carpet, $1.50; reduced 2,250 yards Wilton Carpet,-@1.75; reduced to $1.10 523 yards Kensington Art Carpet, square yard, $1;. reduced to 60c. 900 yards Seamless Fancy Straw Matting, 35c.; re- uced to 200. 42 Hearth Rugs, Smyrna, $3.90; reduced to $2.50. 200 Mats, Smyrna, 61.50; reduced to $1. 100 Matta, Smyrna, $1; reduced to 6c. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. ‘Furniture Covering Tapestry, 50c. ; reduced to 35¢. Furniture Covering Tapestry, $1.25 ; reduced to 75¢c. Furniture Covering Tapestry, $1.73; reduced to 81. Furniture Covering Tapestry, $1.60; reduced to 821.15. a Covering Tapestry, $2.25; reduced to Furniture Covering Tapestry, $3.75; reduced to $2. ‘A proportionate reduction on Cornice Poles and ‘Trimmings, Window-Shades, Silk Plushes, &o, CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. Portieres, different colors, $2.50; reduced to $1.75. Portieres, Turcoman, $4.75; reduced to $2. Portieres, Turcoman, $7.25; reduced to $3.50. Portieres, Turcoman, $8.50; reduced to $5. Porticres, Turcoman, $11.50; reduced to $7.50. Nottingham Lace Curtains, $1.10; reduced to 75e. ‘Nottingham Lace Curtains, $1.25; reduced to 95c. Nottingham Lace Curtains, $3.50; reduced to $1.10" ‘Nottingham Lace Curtains, $3; reduced to 81.25. ‘Nottingham Lace Curtains, $3.50; reduced to $1.75. ‘Velour $12.50, reduced to $7.50. ‘8-4 Tapestry $4, reduced to $2.50, 8-10 Tapestry 832.75, reduced to $7.50. 8-10 Tapestry $10, reduced to $5. Piano Covers $4.50, reduced to @2. ‘Piano Covers gu, reduced to 65. Fifty Thousand Dollary’ worth of our stock soarked in plain figures at cost and lous than gost, UCATIONAL. MPiehcEOROETOWN Usvenarre, | | The avaion of this Medical College will begin AY, OCTOBER 1, 1888, well. equipped college buildins. SRA: ‘Hot. bet. Oth and 20th sts, Ts ‘COLLIERE HOME SCHOOL, EAE BAT A Select. ee ee ee ‘Number of ENGLISH, CLASSICS, FRENCH, MATHEMATICS. chi pi ans ae Feb rts ene #3 NE. C. COLLIE! ae ONZAGA COLLEG: G Tat North Capitol sta. nw. ‘Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers. Classical, Commercial and Scieutifie. Re-opens Sept. a. "Terus, $10 per quarter, sass Rev. E & MoGUEK. 8. J.. au20-1m President. Poss onivensiry, Bloor Ind. DAVID STAKI JO-DAN, it President Both sexes sdmitied on equai toris.- Parties expect- ing to leave Weshington this fall toatteud a University should call on JOSEPH H. HUNT? Attorney Pacific Bldg., 622 and 624 F st... who will glad! forination, aa to qualification of sdmittance aul8-4t* TP Er REY WILKIN ¢ BUTTER LEELAND, ‘Prince George County, d., will receive into his family. to be educated with his own daughter, two OF three Pirla bout twelve Years of axe: aituation” Bia tad Healt; “howe, snd grounds commodioun wad Sttractive, terms, year: no extras except music. s ‘aul7-10¢ © HE ART OF ALL ARTS: XO PERSON'S EDU I-NON-PROFESSIONAL COURSE complete without 1," TN ELoc! T_PROPESSIONAL COURSE 1N_OATURY. TIl-PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN At TING. Collegiate classes commence October 3, 1888. PRIVATE LESSONS may commence at any time, peibine tie ouly Insticudon tn the united Sates that ‘2 pupil for the algae Free, MARTYN COLLEGE OF LEGCUTION AGD ORATORY, 313 6th st. n.w. calf & block east of city P.O.) Washington, DC. 8 RLINGTON ACADEMY, SAUL BUILDING, ‘G21 7th st., opp. U. &. Patent Office, Fall term of 1888 begins September 17. ‘Day and evening sessions. BURTON MACAFEE, A. M., M. D.. Brincipal. -at-Law, ‘eivein: ‘expense, EDUCATIONAL FOR SALE-HOUSES. COUNTRY_ BOARD. _—— ——— a ens ‘PEE! TARY 4 bs LE—A NUMBER OF FIVE TO EIGH! ax NT BOARD, GOOD Rooms. Tonia eee ee Sh bk gd frame, Mouton: ramen re Eee ec ye15-c08m "Principal itedstns te percent. UL botER dake | Rr elewese Seis Roe [ ANGU: Sree = a . = THE OF LANGUAGES, ALE—NEW iCK Hy W BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED en a Smart pS ggg re ten Pet es wg ee ey | 3 * - emacs and Oke 4 gqumse at asbury Park, 5. ‘sod Git Orchard ‘Beas, #8 000 Sond exctane vartiy for mualler property” | stathoa, apecin!seige for to clowe ie. my30~ | UL. boven, 313 4 ot sude-3t | season’ Appuy to Mire 2k W4SINDEnGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTR rooms: taaveuiegt sontweent eqation: sil tmapreme a a BOARD AT MT. ae 3 MILEY For the training of teachers, ment. 84.500 cosh. Duyers sites PRO frow Bive Rider Mountain, 3 miles from Kou OWNER, 38 Star office. NAG Station, 100 yards from the office — Model Kindergarten abd Primary Schoo Soulare adress A. b. ML . Passer P TEDMONT AIR LINE. ein effect August 12, PROT AEE ae, ate , Daily, except Sunday, for Manassss setssburs. Lscrsp, 28 fntetmeniens stations, Soomeeets st Bisopge tor Lin ay, grctvane 9:28 Pee, jeatcra, Daily’ for Warren ‘Chariottesvilie, Louisville, Cincinnatt, ris ou and ‘pear line of mite. Pallman ‘and Solid eains ana Washington to Louisville and White Sulphur Sprinzs foe Leute: actor Lynchvurs, Bristol Chaktanooa, ‘Nashville, Memphis, Little Rock, and ail southwestern Feats, Through Fuliman Sleepers’ Washington to lemphis without chan, 11:00 P'M.—southern Express Daily for Lynch. Pat yw ap cen, AUTUStA, muery, "Ne ‘Tex man Sleeper Wash. Pain ita ASL and $21 Pe 2hli'S:30 AM Daily. and runday. strasburg Local at 9:47 A.M. Sa Mata ct! Neen a iormatin enue, and at Passenze: Stat Gareulars at Saul's Seedstore and the Bookstorenal53m | "Shr tjcuroads Oth and Bate, De ee ‘RENCH SELF TAUGHT—FRENCH SYSTEM OF HE GREAT Her! SOUND. Novel method for acquiring a perfect Pronunciation, Free initiation les-on from instanta- Reous pronouncing charts (new inver tion). School Classes reopen Sept, 17th at 723 13th st, Ina few weeks the author of thee works. Mile. V.PRUD™ HOMME, cau teach an adult beginuer to ‘understand nd speak French correctly. Learn now, by the lst of May, 1880, you can be ‘ansccomplistied French scholar, 3m SUENGERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. THREE EN- ‘tire Aloogs, National Bank of the Kepublic Building, corner 7th and D sts. n.w. Five street car lines pans neat seit-supportand ‘Day and evening sessions, ‘The business cours: erly Syoncers' Hapid Writ: ence jtapid Colewlatione, Beokkeoyiiw sispted to every ence, Rapid Crlcaration, coy ° Variety of bu-iness, Business Practice, Voeal and Physi- eal Culture by the Delanrte aystem. Civics, including traiuing for citizenship, Moral and Social Culture, ele- meuts of Political Economy and Com!. Law; Coml, Geography. ‘Tuition fees: Year scholarabip. day scs- sions, Yen’ menthe, payable on entering, £60: or 40 monthiy instalments 0 each, #70, “By the quar ter, ten’ weeks, payable on cnteriay, €30. Night ses sions: Year schol'p. $50: three months, $16. special courses: Dep rtments for Stenog-aphy. Pitman Short. band; ‘Typewriting and the Graphophione: ‘Practical English Branches; “Delsurte School of Expression. Write or cali for illustrated annual announcement. School year becins Monday: Sept. Colleze open for arraugements on and after Monday Aux. 27. HENIY SPENCER, LL.B.Principal, dirs SARA A. SPENCER, Yice-Principal “1 GAKFIELD SPENCEI, Scere: y. au RCE MEL GOLLEGE, ELLicorr city, MD— Conducted ‘by ‘the | Bro: the Christian Schools, Scientific, Cl The Modern Lau gut extracharge. Stu Blonday of September, ‘aulL-teepl NQIRE DAME OF MARYLAND, COLLEGIATE Tnsutye tor Youny Ladies aud Preparatory school for Little Giris, Embis P.O. three infles from Balt more, Md. Conducted by thé Sisters of Notre Dare. Send for catalowue. 3¥30-m. wes-2un ANNAH MOKE ACADEMY—14 OFFICERS AND teachers. Careful training, thorough instruction. aud influences of quiet. Christian home in bealthy Reich: thood. Kev. A. J. KICH, A.M., M.D., lieister- own, Md. 25-m, weer PAcecien rina enTETE, WAKRENTON, VA. bens its 28th annual session Sept 13, 1888, Situated Ju the Piedmont region of Virginia, unsurpassed for Its beauty and healthruluess; only 50 uiies from Wash iuxtou city, on a branch of the Richmond and Danville Rati ‘the xrounds, ten acces in all, ave tastefully laid out, ‘The building is one of the finest school e fices in the State. ‘Terms very reasonabie. For cata- loues adaress GEO. G. BUTLER. A.'M., Pri 3eeowun ORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE. N. J. Charming location on the Delaware. Healthful, homelike and Christian. “Superior facilities in music and art. Health, tanuers and imorals carefully guarded. For catalogue address Je18-co52t "Kev. WM. C. BOWEN, A. M., Prest. Do ea SCHED, TEACHER OF PIANO, ONGAN «and Bingive at sight, Perticular attention to be- winbers, as well as thoss wishing to be qualified for Teachers or performers. 734 12th st. nw. Jy18-weeem" AGP S, CNIVERSITY SCHOOL. Fra icorT City, Md.—Seventh | ession opent 19TH SEP. TeMB For "Catalogues address CHAPMAN MAUPIN, M. A., Principa.. 2928-8&w.3ui" DGEWORTH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 122 West Franklin st.. Baltimore, Md., Mrs. H.P. 1] EFEBVRE, Principal. This school will re- open on THURSDAY, the 20th of SEPTEMBER. The Sourne of instruction einbraces all the studies included ia thorough English baucation, and the French rman .alisuases are practically taucht. Jy25-w&ssm ABTYN'’S | COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND -WEItiDE. 31:3 6th D8 Sept. 10ch. FRANCIS G. MAR- £6) TEN, Pree: C.K. URNEL A.M. CE. Prin, WEEDON, Asst. ; diss H. B.WEIK,Type-writing, LENWOOD INSTIIUTE FOR GIRLS AND ‘stall boys, near Hoods" Mills, B. & O. 8. K. Thor- ‘Quuch instruction in all departmenta,, Musio,s specialty. al attention, paid mnall children, “Mra. Ww. E 'E, Glenwood, Howard Co., Md. aull-tw* MEDISAL AND, DENTAL DEPARTMENTS. NA TIONAL UNIVERSITY.” The fifth annual course ff lectures will begiuy Monday. October 1, 1888, and ferminate April 30, 489). For amnouacenient and in formation, apply t0 H. H. BA > Dea: Hist. uw. Felephous No.7, OCKVILLE (MD.] ACADEMY, SIXTEEN MILES by rail from Washineton city.” “Ihe elhtieth ses inoh of this institution begins on Monday: September 17. The principal will accommodate in his home as members of his family twenty-five boys. For terms, Iocation, course of iustruction, aud special advan address, until September 1. Kev, Dr. C.K. Nt Brookville, Montgomery CowMty, Md. aug-1m i” SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Covert HALL, 10 milles south of Washington. worse JG i Hume. 1223 157 Sr. ‘The MISSES KERR'S School for Young Ladies and Little Girls willopen WEDSESDAY, SEPT. 26. Ac- commodations for «limited number of Boarding Pu- pila, Until September address NIAGARA FALLS SOUTH, aul-3m_ Ontario, Canada, '. JOHN’S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD. EIGHT Bbbepecinentanrd traf Courey nut, Staseus moderate. Preparatory NAtionaL MEDICAL COLLEGE ‘MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, ‘The sizty-seventh winter session will begin October 1, 1888, and end March 1, 1889, in the new College Buildng, 1325 Hst.n.w. For circulars and informa ‘tion of buth departments address Dr. AF. A. KING, 726 13th st. n.w., Washington, D.C. Telephone call. 883. Jy24-2m $500 ScaStARSBORTHDGE, MEDIA (Pay BOY dete er ash cont SWITHIN ©. BHORTLIDGE, A. B,'A. M, eee ss! ‘ORAVIAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LaDI M Pethichern. Pa. h century's experene ceed best modern methods, affords facilities By few aud excelled by none. 2m y ORWOOD INSTITUTE—SELECT SCHOOL FOR 2 tee, pa’. For commer ine Se Tatton ‘ita SW. HALSEY, Norwood Vax TE. ERICK FEMALE SEMINARY fuagad ip the beautiful and healtnrei Pa oe D, Wi haan Spee oor PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDI}) SCENERY STEEL RAILS.” MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. INJEFFECT aU 1858. TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, FROM STATION “pag SIXTH AND B STREETS, As Foe ForPittsvurg and the West.Chicago Limited Expressot Pullman Vestibuled Cara, a: am. daily; ‘Line, 9:50 a.m. daily, to Civeiunatt and st. Louis, with pleoning Cars from Fittsburs co Cincinnati, te Uiteapo with’ Slsorine Gas Kitocneto cuneess Western Express, at 7:40 p.m. daily, with Sicopiag Cers Washinwton to Chicaro sad St rd cept Saturday, Harrisburg to Cleveland ccanectiag Louleviiie and "Mews. Pacine’ Express, 10-09, ulsville and Memplus. 10:09 | Fis, tiilg for, Pitisoure “and: the West, with | Prout ‘Sleeper to Pittsbunc, and “Pittsbant 19 | PALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RATLROAD. For bite, Cauandaigua, and Rochester, daily; for Buf- alo uid Navara, dutlt. except Saturday, 10:00 m.. with Sicepiug Car Washington to Rochester. _ For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 9:50 ‘ean. daily, except Sunday. For New York ‘and the East 11:40 a.m., 2:00, 4 Sunday, 9:00, 11:40 ain 40am. daily, except Sunday, aud 3:49 Boston without chuinee, 3-00 p.m, every day. ror 3 a Bar Harbor ‘without chaage daily, except Satur. 2:00 pm For Brocklyn’ N. ¥., all throuch trains sey CRY with boste of Brooklyn Annex, affording Girect transfer to Fulton sircet, avoiding double across | jeaw York City - :00, 1 except Suni For Annapolis. aud 9:00 a.m., 12:05, 6.00 p.m. daily, except Sunday. "Sunday: m.. 4:10 p.m. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBI WAY, AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGT ILROAD. For Alexandria, 6:00, 6-3 1z 2:00, 4 Fe 5 a ior Quantion. 9:00 p For Kichmond aud tive ‘South, 6:00, 10. 6:00 pan. daily, except Sunday. 2 Alexandria for Washincton. 6-05, 0, 10:15, 11:07 “aan. 1:30, Bese a 05 pan. Ua san: 16 aud 11:07 aan, 2:00, 9:40, 7-05, 8: jormation at the office, northeast cor. rect aud Pennsylvanis avenue, aid at bere orders can be. eft for the checking ‘destination from hotels and residenc sa 3h Woop, 06) Gen. Pas Ages 03, "323, of baggage CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manawer. (206) ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 29, 1888. LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND C STREET. Pa histe aud Northwest, express daily 10:55 a fg Cidciinatl and St. Louie, express daily 3123 Zo: Piiabare and Cleveland, express datly 10:55 28d De gt ‘Stations +10:10am. For Philadelphia, Newark, and Wilmington, 7:30 & m, 2.05 and 9:25 p.m. daily, express, For intermediate points between Baltimore aad Philadelphia, t5 am. and 13:15 pan. For Sinerly and mutermediate’ points, 7:30 am, aa On a Wey Bitticus between, Washinetog and Bait 3:30. 6:45. um OpStniais 8 svete 1S Sh pss. Oae Sinaia 30 mR P.r for principal stations only; *10:10am, m. $1:15 t zt 5:3 id 19:45 “For talthersbure and intcrmediats pointe, tam, ‘112 :30. 14:40, *5:35, T1. pi. For Boyd's and intermediate stations, +7 p.m.,f10 pm Church train leaves Washington St a 153 pos stopping ral ‘ations ou Metropolitan Beefertex, 720: Oam., 13, t:35, ts:30pm For fagerstown, +10:10 am. and +5:30 p.m, Fand polute on tue Shebsadosh Valley R.to Koancke, aud all points’ soutu vis Norfolk aad Western &.R., 3 p. m. ‘Trains arrive trom Chicago daity 7-2 am. and 5:13 m.; from Cincinnati and Bt. Louis daily 6: fod Sp. ines trom Prtiaburg Gaily 720 a ine S313 ¥ Prom Philadelphia, Chester, and Wilinington, 10:43 ), 7:10, anid 9:09 p. un. dally. Froim Singeriy aud intermediate points north ot aud 12715 m, Sunday only. 11 (45- ‘Wedid ‘im mind when we marked Rot have this COATS AND VESTS OF FROSTY FIBERS 81.37. ‘We figured it out and found, by thunder! ‘That 1.37 was the lucky number. We take it as © good omen to ourselves and all the ttt ati i i t a 1 . Boys! it SALE—HOU-ES. Posse £ |420Get. n w.bdm, Teen Sk800 ‘000 1003 Ht st! i zs 3 wee ae, he Property on my stofice for vulledn iecard of and 15th, STTHOS. E- WAGGAMAN KR SALE—TWO NEW COKNER HOUSES, NEAR ‘Capitol, portheast, on monthly payiwents, 20 aud 18 feet frot. good lots to alley, well Duilt with all nol iimpe Boe 1, Star office au2l-3t_ POE, SALE BUSINESS | PROPER: side of 14th at,, near W n.w.; lot 20x120 to alle improved by one-story briek store and siable: nei Dorhood rapidly improving; thie ty will shortly ‘be worth miuch more than now asked for it WASH. DANE NHOWER, au2i-3t 1115 Fat nw. OR SALE ONGTHST.BE 8 are .nB4800 | Mist, Bear 15th, 8r-3,300 1009 | CAXWOOD, 910 #th st. nw. FOR SATECHEAP—SIXhooM HOUSE OX OTH st... with two-roin house in rear: jot 12 x1 to a ood alley; price $1,600 cash. C. sent Kew. ee SSS ae ‘ OK SALE—NEW BRICK HOUSE NEAR CAPTTOL, @rovms snd bath: lot 20x80: north front; ouiy $3,500: 300 cash, balance ment “au20-3t WHITAKER & JO) F 98 AEE HANDSOME AND SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT incw 9.rocm residence. well loc ted. uw: rice, £7,000; ine fuvestinent or comfort: Miichowe, Srtiork ELIEuEMMANS, 1903 Fst, | ‘a varwain a LOK SALE-IF SOLD 1 ¥ 1H INSTANT— Elon coy icrms—a prose brick, ‘corner house: | wo bay widows; side porch, new, dry cellar; house in splendid west! 0. Star otice. JOR SALE—A BARGAIN —SIX-ROOM Bitict joderu dwelliy nly $3.60. WESCOTT & WILCOX. ars Cm summer land (ner Harper's W.M.CLARK, keep Tryet pene PORT RETREAT,” FIRST-CLASS Tesort in ag mouet ine ot 4 aes uae RacStnerten’ ‘Co. Md jeu tmy _SUBURBAN PROPERTY. __ Foy sttctets ay. all SITES aT Boss. bay-window, 2d L“&stc Troesen one Ast and Claicw Chart, and to he food Tek to al Pp cS yeedy marriaxes can convince the the only eenuine receipt of @1. EYE © ve Bach JOR SALE B.H. WARNER, G. W. LOUIS D, W SWARTZEL, Bstory and Enslish base modern uprov-u-nts, Ist., between 18 Jot $vx150, to an alley’, $23,000, S story and basement bri: k. 1:3 rooms, on Rhode Is- lend ave., near Lowa Circle: $16,000. story’ abd basement brick, 13 rooms, on Mat, bet. Pihand 10th nw. with stable, good house, splendid Jot, 232120; will Zoata bargait to an immediate pur- Five house on K.st., near Vermont ave.; 3 story and basement brick, 14 Foume. viogunt table tn tse rent Ro cr locatioi ia Wasiungtou. will be sold for tess waite. 3 story and basement brick, 14 rooms, on N st, near | adthee mn: 812-000 212 Lath 205120, to 20-foot al Batory aod Ean: base dkth and Tot ste: nw 1534 and 1996 Bierce | bricks,@ rooms, all mod Pisce. $ story and basement . (new), each £3,800, 49x50. Pst. uw, 2-siory Bricks, 6 rvoms; lot 16x 90; eact 0. Three-story Brick, 8 rooms, a m.i.. 4! ot mn. 83.500." 2 Cotuaves'at Laurel, Md, at correct prices Hage at Hyattsville, § rooms, nearly ew, it ele- location, south trout, brick sidewalk to the door; ts for sale at Hyatteville, Secure one. Hyatteville bas fed by no other Washincton woud, Ithas conveniences that inauy other viliaces (ou. pa- Rep, BANE. Set to ‘acuuire. “Chruncties schouln.” The isses Lewin ave there the best Female Seminary in the state; Pouriening Masouie Lodge: ¥'t daily trsius ‘express trains all stop there. Commutation Fates dc. 5 miles from Waskingtom; not tov tar to drive over & ‘eood road ‘Our demand for sixall Houses, at prices ranging from $1,500 to $5,000, iswreater than we can suypiy Per having property tor sale at these prices will Sud for thems reedy maruet in our office at correct Lot on Coun. ave., bet. Q and R, near Tiffany's fine residence, wil at ‘be sold for leas than value if sold : cheap. , 20x100 each to ne., near Staunton 8q., maltey. 81-9 | an alley, $1.90. iA beaut piece of grow in such shape as to admit of the building of 14 houses, on H, 20% and 21st sts, uw. Splendid n teliborhood ; conta of ground; a good bargain st Lot cor. 16th and Merce Pi veatly 12,000 feet 100. e 41.25. 23d etm, 17200, Ouly B12 Splendid Farms, large aid suall in Maryland and B, H. WARNER & CO._ ¥, _BAY-wINDow brick house, 1812 Sth st. how. '7 rooms apd bath; mod. imps; stable in rear, lot 20x87" hue on lar THORS MTERS, 18-20* 2021 och et uw. 5 HUMBER OF HOUSES FEOM $1,800 to $5,050 cach. small cash payment aud months to wuit purchasers. GEO. W. LiN- “19th and ste nwo auls-w ALE—iN KAPIDLY IMPROVING Now H- ‘oust half square froin cars aud herdics: cz) six. room and bath fraine bouse. water ad pas. lot 3x1 10- South and east froute, wide alley in tear. Toous for ab: Sther house. Rare opportunity. #3 O00 cash. Address OWNEK, Star Office, Ureall BIZ Bihet me. eal? Oe Foe SME 1x SMALL BRICK HOUSES 4UST fed bree renzed at $10 cach, will nell the = Lo yt SwouNSiEDT sbKADL OR SALE—CHEAP—A TWO-STORY 6-KOOM Dasement brick house, im new repair aud splendid condition, on Myrtle st ‘near corner North Capit Weubgpyesds pave #2.100 "Apiiy WARIS DAREN HOWE suecomor to Luneubower & Son, 1119 F nw. au! }0E SALE—“THE LOSEKAM” NO. Lied FSI N. W. The most valuatie Disity Moon aid Restaurant | mth city panghga fet tout iy 113 feet, 835 inches deep t030 ‘Amprovements First Class. | THUS. J, FISHER & CO. Teal Estate Bowers, an16.6¢ = 1824 Fat nw R SALE—1228-30-32-34 HST. NE: 7 KOOMS: Foe OE MEME A, Lay Zetories: prewe-beick ToL, iro porches, lot Lox? z, Dow open for mspection. For terms apply to GREEN E CUNNINGHAM, 1405 F st. ‘aud OR SALE—OR | XCHANGE erty in West Wachinston. pOR « 2 oF 14 rooms; whue lot, Price only £4,000. Apply 10 sae WASHINGION DAL ESvowEe Crowns Or Prorts Go Axo Couz From Morning to the Setting Sun, ‘To buy Bargains by the Score At the celebrated Lansburgh's Store. The general cry of wany of our contemporaries is Hard Times, dull business and many other exclama- tions of despair. Not 90 with us. Our time is fully oc- cupied with attending to our trade from morning unt. night; because people always find whet they want at the VERY LOWEST FIGURES in our establishment. ‘Our emnant-Rooms, situated on the third floor. are well stocked with many exceptional bargains, eapec- We patterns, Tay trom 15¢. to 30. Nork euaranterd 1, si tect. Terms trom the Kar ry City Mo pats bin. tat ston. 12:5, Koaterskill, m.; Palenville, 1: City to Grand Hotel Kasterskill and Mountain House ) BAKATOGA A. Leave Philadel Kingston, 4:10 p faaterskill, 4 4 Draw tio. and to. tain House), New Sara! | Kingston, 7-51 | tel Kasterskill, mi : Palenvile, 8. Saratora, | Feso West through. y a ‘COLO! ‘Special rates to dy28-1m Good Fakta Bn, the grandest of all the city and river TM SPREKD & CO, 1321 BOARDING. JURNISHED OR UNFU! K without, beard. hee mene vane from Department, 0OL AND NE ‘ugie of on suite eurret ents, 61 por day. TER S13 M*. +. ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PAL) ADaire @ apecialty. MADAME Cau conv! Fe Ladder tressures. mocess ib Dusives. Neinoves ail sideril influences Uy eftorts of others, Judge Lot all wlike, Glee will save tine and feeds where all others 'mil, ai he can do. Sittings, 300 _) 3% W. consox. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.w. 1B. LEPREUX & Co. Gormerly with B. Hanson Hiss & Co, we Just received a I '® yards long) for 1c Tinting aepraity. |. B. LEPREUX & BRO. 508 ‘7th street care pass the door. SUMMER R SBURY PARK, N. J, ear Oceuti- table, ‘estan water, gas, au wreatly reduced for September ENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS,” Va—ALUM, ‘balybeate, Lithia, Arsenic Waters. elevation 2, Pamphlet address AJ. MYERS, VATSKILL MOUNTAINS. SAKATOG! LAKE GEORGE. pOlind after MONDAY, June 25, express tral ent to ‘Shore Hailroad wil’ ; Grand Bowel, 1:45 Spm Mount House station. - faleusiite, 420 pam Arrive Barstows ©: p.m. Kuns to Caldwell, Lake George, on Satu: riving 10:40 p.m. Grand Hotel Station and to Phamicia dor Hi Kaaterskilland Mountain House), aud Washingtou to tse} 15 General Passenger Awent, New EAN CITY. MD. re) “e subarbe for three, five st and ten ote, Fat ul0d-lm 2 z | ul house, story. 2002 F st, three XV FURS: ‘SHED ROOMS, the WEBSTER, 613 1 eal ism PROFESSIONAL Vtatitand bocton oaths APTHEWS, FORTUNE: between hand vant, ca give You your exact lite ‘sitters ther wanes 1 full Lowe Comrma Woreed to: eatifacton the inow! skeptical wud nw wit : th second surbt eud veil x Sp aes any Seay inten” eae : = Sopot ‘Cures «ich nem. most =ce lima poorntinent clairvoyant in this it Lite “reading ‘Name, jock ot hair. dstoof birth: ¥toS. Open Sundays frum 1 wd jm 421 ven wt = = = ING. W. MACAKTNEX, Bleuber Nk. Stvok a, Linkers aud Dealers i Guveruiment synde Deposits. Fi ». Loans. Collections, Rartroad Stocks onda, and all securities Uste® ew York, Philadelphia, Bosom, Baltuiuore bought aud sold Asperiaity made of Tuvestunent Securition, Bends apd ai! Toscal Kaulrved, Gas, Tue urance dealt in ‘Atucrican bell Telephone Stock boughtand eold.3y 1 SSS HOUSEFURNISHINGS. WALL PAPERS. consignment of We are selling ali 5c. white per piece. Gill ‘Eubossed Gilt trom S5c. to 4. Urst-class. Fresco stew my SORTS. ME WOOTTEN-ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3. DEle ade teperacs Mettan tan che Setian Cae tuade to iting thie 1." Mis’ Miso auz2. THE VICTORIA Fi appointments ‘coLveniences. tern u20-t,w,8-1m ay Se Patent Se Se a ADIRONDACKS. rut, except 8h Jersey City Station of the Peus nd. makin close cobbectious with fast from W aati STATE EXPRESS.—Lewve 30 a.m. Arrive Phanicm, vis = ct ee station and ts Gor ND-CATSRILL MT. EXPRESS. ‘Grand Bonel, 4-29 at = wre, 4.25 pam: SS pam Mt. House Station, 4-15 be to Grad Hotel and Mou. aye icja for Hotel York to Caldwell and SAKATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. SPECTAL = Leave Washington 9:00 am. Arrive va, -. Grabd Hotel, 6:45 pin to ‘TS pm Mt House Station, 5-00 p. 0 prin. Arrive waretyre #728 pate ve opty, a Drawiueroom Cars New Yurk Purchase tickets at Penneylvania Railroad offices .d counect in the Jersey City Station for « ‘Shore Ratiroad. ° Hagaraae ‘Saratoga traims ruu via Alba.) ‘CE LAMBER’ fork. xa ATLANTIC CITY, &. 4. Washingtouiaus, €10, #12 and 15 per week ‘$2 and $2.50 per day. Ca RINES ATLANTIC ROTEL OPEN TILL 181 ie, Bathine and Boating. nd Granite. Elezeut Dancing Paviiion. Cuisine first-class. Address. “421-2m JOKES: REY the juanawement the Natioual Ho Amprovenvents, EAUMONT, a ¥.0. Box 155. _927-20, ka {he ‘coast, SeVeuth season of present Write for circular aud rates. F EYE Go, Provrictore, Forest Glen, Bd. tioual Motel? Washington: D.C _A.H. HAMILTON. — FOREST GLEN STATION. B&G iMZtON. is how open, ui of F. Tenuey aud W. i Oi 1, 4 wew house, al INN, miles trom Was Ne Biv UAV, SEAR PACIFIG, MES AG. MILLER (Formerly of the Baiwou) ted, A safe home f 00. a cre watera Steam: aing pool. wood music. botel Ghent cousplete ‘dustrated dally in the line of summer remnants, which must go atany price. We herewith submit alist of some rem- nants and short lengths offered for sale. Alot of fine Dress Gingham Remnants iu different Jengtha, at the rate of 6, 7and Se per yd. Worth at least 12340. ‘The last lot of Fine Satteen Remnants in medium and dark firures at 123¢c. per yd. Worth 25c. 26 peacof Fine Scotch Dress Ginghams, fast colors, reduced from 18 to 12340. per ya. ‘One case of Lace Ginghams, mostly in dark stripes, reduced to 10c. per ya. ‘A sma‘ quantity of Slate and Green Striped Sateen. ‘excellent quality, reduced from 20 to Gc. per yd. juded in the bill. Fiy-| Two .cases of Fancy-Figured Lawns in full pieces, Rowkt Costs snd Vents of Frosty Fibers for’ Beye, | quced soe, versa of Hite 18 1018 Feary, og 17 pes. of All-Wool Nun's-Velling, Been hens cay, teen 308 Wl cumety pot as: | EET cent Sea aah cose Gutpal Plats Besr- VICTO Sucker Remuants at 8c. per yd. General value 12 sc. 2? ia tae Ste ‘Several bunered yds of smail checked Sateen in Liue CaF eat See ‘and Brown. fine quality and worth no less than 20c. cremsratSng aR "3 cao of Ue An Fenton: Tica Hamat i goed = casen aE Ree Tee, seh tees | tes mene fn Bo oye we he i a Ox Zz cs Give usacall st your earliest convenience, look at the articles expused to view and judge for yourself. ‘We wili persistently clang to our “Une Price System.” LANSBURGH & BRO. sul8 420, 422 424, 426 7th St : 417, 419 8th St. Coomme Bx Gus A fall line of GAS COOKING STOVES (On hand and for sale eo. Dur on the, Tenmallytown’ russe Sat ou the Tem Treaddent Cleveland's su ijoutest ride of the couter of Wanbiucton “ance oi at experie:ced hotel mauaser, who wild Wi 48#0scTON INN AND CoTTacEs, An attractive and first-class suburban eroua fn tes el atts d's wumnIner reside: ‘for the comfort OF pleas near Winchester. Va, 6) howe from Weshineon. families NO Accommodates Covi, eceneTy eFab A aplendid rowda, tmemphere cox, Pivest chalybeatr, alkalive, Lithia, sulphur, and aig licated tniticral bathe abd Jorge tniveral bathe fable first-class, abundantly aod eroundeclean ; ‘beds coufortalle Terms ‘carculars at this ‘Apply to, AS PRATT, The Sun Building. Washington, D.C. ‘The most complete tn all {ts appointments of aay sm sort on Chesapeake Bay or Potouse Kiver. ITZEL'S MILITARY BAND, First-class Restaurant under pew management, ‘Trains Jeave Baltimore, st94.m. 1:30 and 4:20 pm. 210 and'3:30 p.m and Ohio Sige wees Pe | Aitterent colors, | iit the MAMMOIN StEAMER COLUMBIA SIXTY MILES UP THE Bar, Rot earenees ae oraies ‘0 ea 2