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THE EVENING OKITIO, WASHINGTON, D. 0., SATURDAY, JUNE 1G, 1883.
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JBH. rrU n( the litotflce tn nrtuhlnitm n teeoml
elan matter,
Saturday, Juno 16, 1883.
JlUBiNrf? ought to boom this v? cathor.
J. II. Jr. IS BECHJ ESTBD to Call lit tills
cffico or send his exact atlilrcss.
J limns acquit or convict pcoplo In this
country. Tlio press and tho public dou't
do it.
Tun HcimUicaii accuses tho Now Yorfc
Times of "monuraentnl lying." Nothing
new In Hint accusation.
The fact that seven of tho twelvo jurors
In tho lato btar-Itouto caso aro Democrats
lilrcstho lie to about half of tho editorials
In to-day's slobbering Now York World.
Last week was a gala week for Judgo
Lynch, llo held court in tlirco Stato3.
Tho llarbcis were hmiz In Iowa, Ilodlo In
Mississippi, and Whltnoy in Missouri.
Judgo Lynch Is no respecter of porsons or
locality.
Wr. nninn thnt Iho Washington CRITIC Is not
for Tlldcn and Ilondrlcks In J88I. Tho reason
is tbat It po88csscs n. Western, editor, and his
Missouri Instincts aro OHfflclontly rotalnod to
rlaca in tho van nWostorn man lO-Prosl-dent.
ierfada Democrat.
flight you arc Tun Cbitio fools very
friendly toward Joseph McDonald, of In
diana. Outside papers havo a good deal to say
about the lato Star-IIouto jury. Men aro host
known among their neighbors and friends,
and all tbo talk of a malicious ami disap
pointed press cannot convlnco any man or
v,om.n who knows tho juror3 that they
acted from any other than tho most con
scientious motives In their verdict.
i
Genbbal riTZ-JoHK TonTEB was In
Chicago tho other day and submitted to an
interview. Ho spoko out plainly anil de
nounced General John A. Logan In soyoro
terms, llepicdlcts that If nominated Lo
gan could not bo elected President of tho
United States, and hints that tho swarthy
Senator's private llfo will not hear cloa.
scrutiny. It would bo better probably for
I'orler to let tho prlvato character of Gon
eir.l Logan alone.
Ab was apprehended, tho verdict of tho
jury in tho Star-Kouto caso has drivon tho
New York Timet to Idiocy. Nover far re
moved from this deplorable mental condi
tion, it hot slavers upon its unfortunato
readers moro disgustingly than ever.
Hero is a specimen:
We are Informed by what purports to bo a
Washington dispatch to an evening nowd
paper published In this city that one ot tho
leading lawyers lately eogagod in the detense
ot the Star Bout a tblevos has said that la all
probability libel suits will now bo brought
against the New York linet by Brady and per
haps by Doreey. We learn runner that some ot
Brady's Irlends advise him not to resort to
such a course unless the 'Jitiies contlauos Its
warfare and (alls to acquiesce In the verdict.
Well, the Timet does not acqulosco In the
verdict and will continue the warfare.
If this course should be unsatisfactory to
Thomas J. Brady, Stephen V. Dorsey, or any
ether Etar-IEoute thief, nnd they choose to
attempt to vindicate themselves In libel suits,
the Timet will welcome tho opportunity to do
tho llepubllcan party and tho country the
grandett service ot which It Is capablo by
proving In a court ot law that they aro thieves
and that It bos told tbo truth In calling them
encb.
This is eminently characteristic of tho
Timet. It Is as vulgar as the obscene litera
ture Georgo Jones onco peddled for a living,
and as truthful as the story he set afloat
atont the way tho founder of the rimes
dica.
JTo one has ever heard General Brady say
be would bring libel suits; what General
Brady does ho does and docs not blow about
It in advance, And be is not so much in
love with tho machinery of Justice as to
voluntarily rush into a court to securo his
lights or his vindication.
Ex-Senator Dorsey may entertain tho
idea of bringing tho vile and venal Tinea
to account. Tin: Ceitio hopes ho does. It
will not boa difficult matter to sho. the
Tim ci even viler nnd moro venal than tho
public thinks it to be. It will not bo difficult
to show it a paper edited by malice, con
trolled by prejudice, and Infamous in
every respect. Mr. Dorsey will do a great
public good In exposing tho vlio concern,
and it is to bo hoped he will not tarry long
In acting.
Nlorm nnil Flood MsiiiUh by tbo JTol
rcrrniti nml Camion.
So the Secretary of War ami thel'ulhc;
Almost every day tho telegraph and press
retort a dcetructlvo tornado or crclono In
fcomo part ot tho country, and doubtloss very
fceen one of theso tornadoes will sweep
through a groat seaport with appalling loss of
lite a and snipping, a large part ot which couli
bo saved by my system. Also, every day at
this season of tbo year over $ 1OOQ,OJO In hay
and grain are damaged or destroyed by rain
storms during harvest. And lastly, sudden
floods frequently aweap down rapid rivers
with great loss of lives, stock nnd movable
rroperty.
And all this loss with no attempt, and no
possible warning by tho present l'ltzroy Euro
pean Government system. And yet In the face
of these notorious facts, the Signal Ofll-0 per
-latently refuses a tat ot my simple system by
the telegraph and cannon at military statloas,
to give attain, iiutant anil general warning ot
tornadoes, rain storms during haying and
harvest, nnd sudden Hoods on rapid rlters.
Is this wlso Is it even humane I And In
face of the fact Uiat the Western Union Tels
eragh Company, with 150,000 miles of tels
ernih Hoes and 12,000 Intelligent stitlon
ogent-, has three times offered free telegrams
ot allcomlng storms and floods, t ) O ) rerntnent
military stations, and to all cities and towns
which may establish tho cannon slguil. .
As an act of humanity andln Uispibllc In
terest 1 appeal to the War Department n
order a tin ot my plan as promised last sum
mer by tho Blgual oclce at all military ststlons
where cannon are In nsoand located la the
ropulous States as fully authorized by act of
congress. 1 rem these, It successful, ot which
I bave no doubt, the eystejn can then boox
sended by city and town authorities, nnd thui
tecomo universal at no further cost to the
General Government. ""' " ""
Veryrospecttully,
a. Watson.
WA6BIXQT0S, D. 0., June 10, 1833.
Tbo Jury as Ncnpciro.-tt.
New York Herald, to-day,
The Jltrahl, discussing the Star-Routo vor.
diet, said that tho Government, as prose
cutors, were responsible and not tho jury, be
cause It was the duty ot the prosecution to see
that they had a caso before they asxod for aa
Indictment, and when they went to trial to
make their case so plain that the Jury could
understand It. This proposition sutorlses tho
Jittnlnoitut-why we do not qulto understand,
because It goes onat onco to rive reasons why
the charge on wblch tho Government elected
to try the defendants was very dinicult for a
Jury to comprehend. But the Attorney aen
eral and bis assistants bad only ono duty to
perform, that was to make tho caso rlaln
the comprehension of tho Jury. That it was
difficult Is BO excuse tor their failure to do
thlsj no ono compelled them to undertake tho
case. Lawyers are Ilka generals-u is tbolr
business to succeed. It they tall It is tolly tor
them to say It was a taloy day, or tho mud
was too deep, or that other circumstances wero
MBpropltiotis.
WPLy,01.Dr. I). It. DoyJoeays! i.j con.
sldar Brown's Iron Bitters superior M A topic
to bpt f renaration now la we.''
THE CRITIC ABROAD,
As tho Critic was walking westward on
tho Avcnuo last evening and passing tho
Nntlonnl Hotel, his caglo cyo fell upon n
singular and solitary old man who clalmod
his respectful attention. Tlioro was an
enthusiastic llttlo crowd standing around
nnd rejoicing over tho news of tho Star
Houto verdict, but tho ono old man stood
apart and gaml absorbed ly at tho long
west wall of tho hotel. Tho scribo whs
Interested and elbowed up bosldo tho old
man through curiosity, nnd Anally was
gratified by tho sago turning to htm and
beginning to speak.
"I was n Washlugtonlan onco," said tho
hoary-headed man, "but havo boon nway
from this city many, many years. I lolt It
ns ft muddy llttlo village, nnd return to And
It a glorious city j nnd hero I havo found it
rcinlnlsccncoof my Inst night in Washing
ton." Tho old man pointed out tho particular
window with interest nnd wont on to de
scribe tbo ovation thai ho had witnessed
below It.
"Another evening, said ho, "I saw a sight
that few men havo over had tho high
prlvilego of witnessing. Passing this very
srot I heard sounds of merriment, nnd peep
ing through A window of ono of tho privnto
parlors saw fivo great men, Webster, Clay
and tlirco prominent Senators togotuor,
coatlcssand bootless, taking their turns In
tho undignified pursuit of Jumping ovor
chairs."
Tho Critlo moved on leaving tho old fel
low to enjoy his recollections of scoucs In
Washington as ho had known It In its
earlier days.
I'rciinrntory riclinol or C'nlnnibinn
College.
Tho sixtieth anniversary of tho Colum
bian College l'rcparatory School was held
last night nt Lincoln Hall. Tho salutatory,
first honor of tho second class, was deliv
ered by William H. Wilson, after which
William H. Wilson, C.W. D. Ashloy, Philip
S. Brown, William F. Shuto.J. Bradloy
Tanner, Frank D. Merchant, Harry W.
Gllmore, 1 Howard Sccly and W. A. Cir
ringtou declaimed "A Curo for tho Heart
ache." A drama was well rendorod by
Messrs. Wm. F. Shuto, Philip S. Brown,
J. Bradley Tanner, Trank D. Merchant, j
C. W. D. Ashley, Delano Amos, Bonjamln
Ames, George B. Flfo. Tho valedictory,
first honor of tho first-class, wjia dcllvorod
by E. Kvcleth Wlnslow. Certificates and
prizes for high grado of scholarship wcio
then awarded as follows: First class E.
Evclcth Wlnslow aud Harry W, Qllmoro.
Second class William II. Wilson, Charles
W. D. 'Ashley aud Ernest G. Thompson,
Third class F. Howard Sccly, Delano
Ames and A. Harris Word. Fourth class
Tilcston I. Chambers and Benjamin Amos.
Tho Montaguo gold medal in Latin Harry
W. Gllmore. Tho Janus gold medal in
French Charles B. Hudson. Gold medal
in declamation Wilmot A. Ctrrington j
honornblo mention, J. Bradloy Tumor.
Hcrmcsian Society gold medals Best do
bater, Frank D. Merchant ; best editor,
William r. Shutc. Medals for punctuality
nnd deportment Gold medals, J. Allen
Bottler, Arthui S. Mattlnglynnd William
F. Shuto; silver medals, Benjamin Ames,
Delano Ames, Charles W. D. Ashloy, Harry
T. Knight, Cyrus L. Moffatt, F. Howard
fceely, Ernest G. Thompson, William It.
Wilson, John A. Batthel and Itohert S.
Wood. Certificates of graduation To tho
freshman class, Wilmot A. Carrington,
Harry W. Gllmore, Charles B. Hudson.
William Marbury, Frank D. Merchant,
William T. Shute, Edward W. Spaulding,
J. Bradley Tanner, E. Eveleth Wlnslow ;
special schools, Charles Bogan, J. Alien
Boteler, Jesso E. Christy. Honorable mou
tion for an average nbovo DO Wilmot A.
Carrington, Frank D. Merchant, William
T. Shute, Edward W. Spaulding, J. Bradley
Tanner, Itobert S. W. Wood, jr.; William
O. Bctill, William B. Hereford, Willio T.
Uord.
PIcnsnitt NnrprlKC by tho W. C. T.
Union.
Tho members of tho Woman's Christian
Tcmpcranco Union aud their friends gavo
tho chaplain of tho Soldiers' Temperance
Union, James C. Lcc a most delightful sur
prise on Thursday evening. The Soldiers'
Union was largely represented, as was also
tho W. C. T. U., and after spending an hoar
socially, Mrs. C. L. Koacli , in earnest words
commending Mr. Leo's effective work for
tbo organization, presented hitn with a
handsomely-bound Baxtor's Bible. Mrs.
Lee, the faithful wife and mother, was not
forgotten, but was presented with a beauti
ful China tea-set, Mrs. Rowan making tbo
presentation. Sergeant Allen, president of
tho Soldiers' Union, on behalf of tbosol
diers, expressed their appreciation of Mr.
Lee's earnest labors for them, saying ho
would find various llttlo gifts left behind,
which, though not so valuable financially,
would express their lovo for tho dear fam
ily. Mr. Lee and wife responded In feel
ing and appreciative words. '
Tho Kmerson Plane Coinn.iuy.
N. Y.Orsphlc
The new building ot this company, at No.
l&O Tremont street, Leston, is ono of tho
hnest of its kind In thq country, aud Is ad
mirably adapted to tho purposes for which It
wns designed . Tho waruroom on tho Urst floor
bas probably tbo largest show-wludoff ovor
constructed, and It Is an oxcoodlngly hand
some ono as well, Tho Qlllngsand furnish
Ines are artistic, and have commanded tho
admiration ot nil who havo seen them. Tho
decorating In oil was dono by M. riommlng, a
Trench artist of raro ability. The wbolo
building, in fact, exhibits tho most superior
workmanship. The bbreve, Crump k Low
Manufacturing Company of Boston designed
and manufactured tho chandeliers and gaa
Uxturcs from sncclal designs, to conform to
tho Interior architecture. The reputitlon and
character ot this houso are well known and
generally recognized. Tbo building, in
deed, Is worthy tho company that will
occui y It, and to say this Is to pay a high
compliment. Tho company was nuwly organ
ized in 1870, but has a musical reputation
that dates back moro than thirty yoars. Its
facilities for turning out pianos rapidly aro
belloved to be superior to thosoofany otlrer
establishment, but the rapidity lu work is
nover permitted to Intorfero with the qunllty
of the Instruments. Homo ot tho largest
pianos dealers In the world aro agents tor tho
l.mrrson Company. Among them aro such
firms as W. W. Kimball, of Chicago, tho larg
est dealer in tbo United Statss; U.B.John,
ston f. Co., ot Cincinnati j James Delink, ot Prill
adelphlat Kohler & Chose, ot Han Francisco,
ono of tho largest and safest firms on tho
lactria coast; Thomas Ooggan & Brothers,
Galveston, Texas, one ot the many agents to
whom thecompany ship pianos by the carlad.
The company, by tho way, claim to be the
only manufacturers that ever shipped
planes by the train load. They havo at pres
ent seventeen cars for service, painted and
decorated by themselves and held especially
for their use. One ot the largest week's worx
ever clone in this conntry ioaoy factory was
turned ont from tbelr house, 100 pianos being
shipped In a whole train to Cblgo and San
rrancleco without chango ot cars. The present
cocdlllon ot the company U highly satisfac
tory. They employ only the best ot worxmen,
zoanyofwhemareownersothandso-ne homes
and have been employed by tke company for
thirty years or more. They do not solicit
artltis to play; their pianos, as others do;
neither do they depend npen letters to carry
en their business, but they claim to make the
beet piano tor tho money In the United states,
and they say to this fact they owe their aaa
ce. They most cordially invite alt to visit
their new rooms, whether they are in search
of places or not.
.
Wo JInvo Iteilnccil Onr SI'S Knlt
to order at 130. Btranssfc Marx, I II Seventh
I street, second door south of E.
It Worked I.IIie n Clmrni,
Texas billing.
Smart boy "Mamma, I've a conundrum. Do
)ou know why that story papa told you a"ut
r. .?$ MM oat M ,te taking stock at the store
th"op'.rTer ,0"0B' a"'"J '"
abut!,Kh,,,'0C",hn'M"e 7 M,Ua
Emart boy-Weii, i heard Malor Btuasoa
ask papa how the old woman took the yarn
about being kept out late taking stockand
they both laughed, and papa said 'Jl lust
worked like a charm ; and here is a man.
"'H'"? .'? 'S0 eW'oe paper, says that be
rubbed tho liver lotion on three times, and
lhat 'It lust worked like a charm " '
Tbo smart bey got cuffed by his mother and
locked up under the stairs by his father, and
be has learned that conundrums ot that brand
aro not sale to handle.
ii.
Tboae Odil Paula,
at bait price, aro selected oat of our best
stock, being odds and ends ot elosed out ot.
XUwm Bios corner Seventh and E.
DOUailTV DA1COTAIAH3
Proiiosn lu IIulil u L'ouKlllntioiml
CniMrnliou, Ilivliln tlln Territory
mill Ilrccl Ibo South Hull" Into n
Nlnlc, Whether Congress Aeroes lu
It or Sot.
Hrcclnl L'orrcsDondcnceorTiiK EveninuChitic.
Ili'noM, IMKOTi, Juno 12. It thero ovor ex-
lstcd much doubt about tho unanimity ot tho
people of Dakota inn wish that tho Torrltory
ought to bo divided and tho southern hilt nd
muted to (statehood, at loast my mind Is cloar
at this wrltlnc. During my poregrlnntlons
hero I havo talked to n groat many Intelligent
nnd honest men on tbo subject, and I havo yet
to nnd tho first one who Is not In favor ot both
division and admission.
With n vtow to more strongly presenting
thelrclnlms to Congress for Statohood tho citi
zens of tho Territory havo oallod n conven
tion to bo held boroon tho 10th Instanr, when
tbo matter -nlll bo thoroughly discussed and
I'ffecllvo steps takou. To day I met Mr. John
Cain, tho present editor nnd founder ot tbo
Huron J)auy 'limet, and bad a talk with him
on mnttors pertaining to tho future ot Dakota,
Mr. Cain is a pioneer, Is well posted, and his
words may bo takon as thoso ot a largo portion
of the Territory citizens. Whon our conver
sation turned upon tho suojectot division nnd
admission 1 Inquired it tho people of tho Ter
ritory continued tomanlfostan Intorost in tbo
subjects of division nnd admission.
"Yes, sir, a vory dcop Intorost," ho replied.
"Those questions aro now uppermost In public
consideration. Dakota has suffered many
IlNilrlllnc; Dlnnioliitiiieiilsi
In Its efforts to securo admission to tho Union;
but delay and fatluro bato only intonsllled
tho ycarntngBOt Its people to partsko ot tho
blcsslncsot coinpleto self-government. You
remember how hopeful ot succoss woro tho
delegates from the Territory who visited your
city during tho lirst session of tho last Con
gress in tho interest of tho twin pot measuros
ot division and admls elon, until tho day
when the bill for nn enabling act, which had
been reported favorably to tho Bonato, was
called up for consideration by Senator Saun
ders. Unexpectedly, you will also recollect,
camo objection from a llopubllcan source
Senator Halo and tho bill went ba:k to tbo
C'ommlttoo on Territorial Affairs. That was
virtually Its death. As tho prospoct ot admis
sion fudod, tho boon ot division nlono was
asked for. But
A KcKinbllcnu Congress
did not scorn to possess tho power or tho will
to grant that, and Domocracy has assumed
control ot Congross while Dakota is still un
divided and bound In Territorial thraldom,
As i havo eald negloct uy the nation has, now
over, not lessened tho anxiety of tho peoplo ot
Dakota to obtain tho lights to which thoy aro
so clearly entitled."
"You believe, then, that tbo demand for
Statehood is ono strongly supportod by tho
Territory's progress t"
"To deny a peoplo such ns populate Dakota,
whose numDcr Is fast leaching a-halt million
a peoplo possessing Intelligence and govern
mental capacity ot tho nrst order to douy
them their rightful privilege of carving two
States out of this magnlllcout, fruitful, vast
domain; to keep In practical disfranchise
ment a hundred thousand men who nro occu
pying this new land and adding largely to tho
Nation's wealth by Its cultivation: who aro
building towns and creating lndustrlos; who
aro eieetlng churches In every community
and ecboolhouBes In otory township; who nro
law-abiding nnd lovo tholr country to con
tinue to dcprlvo Dakotalans thus is
Atlinie Political Crlino
of wblch trco America should bo ashamed."
"Is there cntlro unanimity among tho peo
ple, both In North and South Dakota, on the
questions of division and admission?"
Practically, comploto harmony prevails. Ot
course, objections como from fiomo quarters.
Tho recent selection of Bismarck, In tho
North, as the now capital city, has mado thoso
interested lulls growth ambitious to makolt
tho perroanont capital of all Dakota, But tho
great body ot tho peoplo will not lond tholr
OESlstnnco In tho enhancement ot Bismarck
real estate. Then there is a class who rear
tbat with two Stato gooruments taxos will be
higher. This class is entitled to respectful
consideration, but tho great magnitude and
vast resources of each half ot Dakota demon
strates to ono who carofully considers tho
question ot taxation that tor
ThoJBelter dot eminent
which tbo smaller Btato will guarantee, tho
increneo of taxation will bo Inaaltasslmal,
Tho creation of largo States Is not In conson
anco with the spirit or tho basis of our Bystem
ot government. Small States lnsuro tho per
petuity ot the National life. Iloro In South
Dakota a very lntcnso feeling has of lato been
developed in favor of separation from our
brethren across tbo lutb parallel, and admis
sion without division would not be considered
a blessing."
"Is any public effort being mado to promoto
tbo eauso ot admission!"
"Tho country will bo somewhat surprised
doubtless whon it understands that, tired
ot Malting at tho Congressional door
for nn enabllog net, tho citizens
of South Dakota aro considering
the advisability of creating a Stato govcrn-i
ment of their own without the sanction of
such an net. A convention tor South Dakota
has been called to meet in this city on tho
luth ot the present montb, to dccldo upon tbo
question ot calling
A Coiislllntloiinl Concntton
to prepare a constitution wblch, if adoptod by
tbo people, will bo presentod for ratification
to Congress early lu the next session. The
design of many ot tho leaders ot tbo move
ment Is to elect undor tho proposed constitu
tion ncompleto set ot Stato officers and put
tbo machinery of a State government In opera
tion, whetbor Congross acts on ana approvos
the constitution or not."
"Will not such action constitute rebellion?"
"That is a grave and natural question, ot
course. But such a modo ot procodure ands
A Parallel
In the organization ot Michigan and in a caso
brought hctoro tbo Supreme Court of tho
United States in which tho validity of an act
passed by a Legislature of that State, which
nas constituted without tho approval ot Con
cretc, was passed upon. It was decided that
ibo Legislature was legally creatod and that
lis acts wero lawful and binding. Tho forms
of tbo Louisiana purchase, upon which tho
question turned, affect Dakota just the same
ns thoy did Michigan. It cannot be questioned
that Dakota is entitled to admission to the
Union, but I havo not yet bocomo a comploto
convert to )ho bollef thnt our peoplo can cre
ate a State, dccldo upon Its boundaries nnd
successfully ignoro tbo existence of National
autborlts-. Evory true citizen ot tho llepubllc
should tcgret that thero is
No Wny r Compelling C'oncrCNS
to bo lust to Dakota, but tbo fact romalns
tbat wo cannot foico our ronrosontatlvos Into
tho Senate and Ilouse ot Iieprosentatlroi nor
into tho electoral college. Dorco it is that
keeps Dakota out. lllght aud U domand
mat it ne aamntou, nut thero is unrortu
nately no appeal la this case to a higher
power than the National Legislature. How
ever, our pcoplo aro becoming Indignant, nnd
thero may nrlso a conflict between two local
governments out hero. In any eyent It will bo
a peaceful one."
"tt 111 tho convention to bo hold In Huron bo
well attended?"
"It will. Tbo membership will be 411, and
neatly every county has alroady hold its con
vention and chosen its dologates. The sosslon
will be ot great Interest. A largo proportion
of tho delegates will bo Democrats, as tho
movement Is
Entirely Nou-PnrtlMnn,
and tho fact that tho Democrats ot South Da
kota aro as a rulo thoroughly tn accord with
tho Republicans on tbo question of Statobood
ought to bavo somo effect upon tho Democrats
In Congress."
"Wbatlsiheattltudo ot North Dakota to
ward this movement?"
"As I bave remarked tho peoplo ot Bismarck
and those who own property there, now that
it has secured the capital, are opposed to divi
sion. So from tbat city has recently been is
sued a call to tbo counties ot North Dakota,
urging them to send delegatos to tho nurou
Convention. As It will bo a convention
Kolely I'or (lonth Dnkoln,
the coolness ot tbo suggestion Is apparent, o f
course there will not be n general rosponso to
the call, as the great body ot tho people ot tbo
north favor division, but the Bismarck
schemers will run a spcclsl train down hero
via St. Faul, a distance ot 500 miles, and they
may induce a number to tako a free ride."
"Will there he a row?"
"It Is doubtless the design of tho Northern
ers In the scheme to precipitate a huge nght
and thus bricg tno Southern movement into
disrepute. But thero will be no row and they
will not be admitted to seats In tho conven
tion, either."
I bave no doubt that Tun Cmnr, believing
thai these people deserve what thoy ask from
Congress, will continue to labor In tholr bo
half. VEDKIC-
SXICT the Longfellow, It will please.
DAKPORTH
Mafte Thonsaife of Homes Pleasaat
Minis Started on Fort ace's Ro-3 Selling
JIU ioodjrforLinHTINa and COOKING. No
chimney t wick, kladUup, hj, nor wut, XJght
yltn one-bAir ndnnu, pot ft tn one iecon.
No mnnani, decr. nor ibrlnkage.
AOTDAL NEOESSITIEB,
WASTZDtal mt-wlo will Invest t ItoilO,.
CCflia roods and jranh sale In diner tut states;
profit from 30 to 300 per cent.
Plain atate-ienta t rked by sales and good will
ot varcaun to all who call, with conrtaaos ai
testioa. Ml D BT seal IftTB (Pwt'ltiiiMlni), Washing
to itoa.D.C. "" nix
vie
710 '
rAP.ASOLS OF EVERY DESCHIPriO.V,
Fancy and Coaching Parasols, all of tho
very best stylcsand makes, will ho sold
this week nt cost, at
1 DAVIS',
7tO MAIIKET SPAOa
GItEAT BARGAINS IN STKAW GOODS,
Plumes, Feathers and Flowers, at
DWS
JUST OPENED A CASE OF ELEGANT
Quality Two-toned Ribbons, Satin nnd
Ottoman, in i, C, 7 and 9, which will bo
sold at one-half their former prlco. Also
8-lncli superior quality whlto nnd hluo
" watered Sash Ribbon nt 02c. per yard,
former prieo $1,130, and many other
bargains, at
WS'.
710 MAItKiyr SPACE.
STOCK OF ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN
Laces. All kinds of Black Lacos, Irish
Point, Embrodcrlcs, comploto nt low
pilccs. All kinds of scasonablo and do
si l able goods of rcllnblo makes, at
X3-viS':
BARGAINS IN ODD LOTS PLACED
on our counters every day. Ono lot of
Colored Fay.il Shawls at $1.25 each,
former prlco $3.50. Bargains lu ovory
department, at
DJ."V-S
719 Market Spaco,
COTtXEB ElflllTlt ST.
v.3.; ?-w.Tsr's
NEW BOOK.
"Life on the Mississippi,"
is ron BALE AT
3EX'S BOOKSIOKB.
TllttAT Tlllj HUMAN MACHINE
gi:ntly.
nklthkr. constipation, colic, diak-
ItlKIlA, DYdCNTAIir Oil OTIIBH BOWEL
COMPLAINTS, CAN 111! CUBED BY ABUSINH
TIIK DELICATE MACHINERY OU THE SYS
TEM WITH I'UBIOUH 1'UnaATIVIH. THE
BEST AND SAFEST IlEMEDY. PAUTICU
LAHLY AT TH1Q SEASON, IS A TEASPOON
TUL Ol' TAItBANT'B SELTZER. APERIENT,
TAKKN IN A GLASS Of WATER,, WHICH
W1LL0ENTLY BELIEVE, WHILE T0NINC1
AND HEALING THE IltBITATED INTEH
TINE.
DOUGLASS',
Ninth and F Sts.
GENTLEMEN!
Per Genuine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN
BH1RTH and DRAWU,at 11 1 each, all alzei,
goto DOUGLASS'.
Tor ENGLISH LISLE THREAP SniBTS.all
alzes, at (1 each, go to DOUGLAS'.
Tor ENGLISH BALBIllaaAN BHHITS. all
sizes, at too. eatb.go to DOUGLASS'.
Tor GAUZE UNDE1VWEAB, at 53c, 37c, lAl,
7..l.IB.l-0.U.U.oloJ)OOaI.ilB,i
For genuine 1'ErFEBELL JEAN DRAWERS.
CUT l'ANT-SHAI'E, and made In the most
tborongb manner, all alzes, at 60 c. eacn, go to
D0UGLAS1'.
For NAINMJOK FEATHERWEIGHT
FllinTB and DBA WKRS, made In the veiy et
manner, all alzei, at 74c. each, go to
DOUGLASS
For ENGLISH nOSIEUY (Morlej'l) In all tho
n eneetdcalgni.ateCc. per pair, uiual price 75), go
to DOUGLASS',
For K. dt W. COLLARS AND CUFFS, go to
DOUGI.ASV.
For band60mo NECKWEAR. In new ahapca,
goto D0UGL1SS'.
For TRENCH, ENQLtSn AND AMERICAN
USl'JJDLl,ga to DOUGLASS'.
Fcr SHIRTS MADE TO OBDER, at 7. $10.50
and (12 per hall dozen, go to DOUaL ASS'.
MB.WM. B. II0DGE3, who Is In chargo Ol this
department, will be pletsed to bhow gentlemen
any oftbe above and manr otber bargains.
DOUGLASS
Ninth and P Sts.
MflWMES
Important to tho Mckt
Kymptoms Indicate
disease, a continuance,
days of a 11 eric jr per
chance Death I Hymp
tomsare, impure .blood,
nRilvpnpR4. I rrmilAr
rins
appetite, headache, sour belclitnar, Bareness In
back, breast aud Hide, lieirt pains, slddlnesa, bad
color to stool, and urine, hot and cold sensations,
yellow skin. "dWAYNK'a PILLS" euro bygent
y removing all corrupt matter, regulating and
nourishing the system. 25 cents (la stamps), box
of SO pills; boxra 11, at Druggist or by mall.
Add.t-aI)r.bWAY.S.-- feON. Philadelphia. Pa.
Great SlauglitGr iu Truulcs and Satchels.
J shall olTer my Trunbs, Ladlea and Gent'a
Traveling Bags at
10 Per Cent. Dfecount for the IT ct 30 Diys
AT
K. KNBBSSI'S, 425 7th St.
Next to Odd-relUma Hall and Branch Store,
00 i Ft. n.w. my2Str
PURE
INDIA
From the Dlitrlcts of ASSAM, CHrTTAOONa,
C'AClIAIt.KAMlItAVALLEY,I)AlUEELINa,
DE1IKA DOON, and otliera. Absolutely l'nre
Superior In Flavor. The Most ISconomlcul. Be
qulrea only hair the usual quantity. Hold by all
Grocers. JOHN 0. riIILLfs CO.. Agontsnf
theCalcuttaleaBrndlcate, la0WATnnST..N.Y.
-AND -AFTER
Electric ArplUnces ra tcrt on 33 Dayi' Trial.
TO MEN O.'ILY, YOUNG OR OLD,
WHO are -ntrirHtf from Nxnvoca Dsviuty,
I 'T VlTAUTV, J i or hfcHVrl FtmCB AMU
i.oa. W-STlMi W-,KXbbES, and all tho-a dlsea-e-tf
a 1 uojfit. I.'a-xk twultlitur frtvm juu-m and
Othka Caiies. po-)y loll.f inJ curapleto reato
ration cMlJULTirA jo osanj Maviiooo (Iuaka-Teeu.
Tbe8TtnJtrt dlniov- yor OiKln-tunt C-ntory,
ttnaatouco for JIU, tinted I'uJnjjhltKiCC, Addrwtl
V017AIS BUT 00.. WAR8HAU. MICH, ,
EBflllGlDg StBCL
MM "' HUM y I.
BRvtf3b "
MS-FORE - AND - AFTErS
an r goods.
ao o
736 ao TO 736
YOUNG'S
ron
TEW PAEASOLS,
Sun Umbrellas and Buttons
Of all Imaginable Shades.
BARGAINS and PRESENTS
AT
Young's Oloth and Silk House
730 SEVENTH BTUEKT.
THE BEST $1 SEIRT
IN THE MARKET, AT
L. BEHREND'S Baltimore Gash Bloro.
iDiRrsr a-oc5i3s
NOW OPENING A FULL LINE OP BWtlNa
(100DH.
WM. R. RILEY,
RILEY BUILDING, COB. NINTn AND K STS.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS.
Memoirs of John A. Ulx.by Morgan A. Dlx.
Dynamic)-aerology, Zv., by Ward.
I.nm nnd Inborn , by Moody.
Under Orouud ltuvia. by Htepnlak.
Dr. CJBuillua, by Crawori,
Dfttfcof Ktlilca, by Bppncer.
Tlgtr Lily, by Julia ftclmycr.
Man, by tncyO. LUlle.
LIltflreu'flllarKaln. do
rbyllh llrown, by riora Pliaw.
For the Major, by 0. 1 Woodson.
Ioiiff That Jill r.ullt, C. K. Uaroner,
lot I'lowBlmrcH, Tourgce.
W. H. MORRISON,
118 47S Fenna. ave. n.i
fV
NOPfH V
vvs
-tfND
BU"' .nT
E.r-
GROCERIES.
EXOTTRSIOnSTS.
TOTTED HAM,
TOTTED TONGUE,
TOTTED BEEF,
TOTTED cniCKEN,
LUNCH TONGUES,
'WHOLE BONED HAM,
BBAWN,
COBNED BEET,
SIIBIMP,
TICKLED OYSTEBS,
WHOLE BONED CHICKEN,
BAIIDINES IN OIL,
TOMATOES AND TBUTFLES,
WOODEN TLATES,
TATEB NATKINS.
B. W. EESD'S SOIS
zatO F Street Northwest.
If. W. BTTROHELL
nAS BEMOVED TBOM HIS OLD STORE,
133l, TO Ilia
flew Store, 1325 E Street
NOIITH SIDE.
His Facilities for Handling Goods are
much Greater, and his
Tea Department
GREATLY ENLARGED.
Some of the articles of which a Specialty
is made are Imported by him.
Goods Fresh and Prices Low.
UAUUOUlt & HAMILTON,
Wholesale
JLOTJR.'Wm-- ANDOROUERY MEKCHAKTB
07 8U. Oil LooUUna Avenne. Ie3l
E. KOLB'S
EBSTAITEAlNrT,
811 E Streot Northwest.
MIXKI) nniNKS A SI'KOIALTY. BEEIl
P11AWN rilO-I THIS WOOD. Lnnchea Served.
laj-OAl'IXAI, l'KIZK, 870,000.
Tickets only US. Bliaref In 1'ronortion.
l'AltTIOULAll NOTIOII.
AlllheDrawlDSsare under the ozclulvo au
iiervlslon and control of OENKBALS a. T,
llEAUBBUABDandJUBAL A. KAItLY.
Louisiana Stato Lottery Company.
issth Monthly Qrand Brawlnpr. New Orleans
July 10, 1MJ. 1,507 prizes, total .! Mo: capitals
,7i,O0O, t-3.000, I10.UOO, 0.on, etc. 100,(00 U-kets,
11; u (5) dollarsi iractlons, in llniis. in proporilon.
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the oQlce of the Company In New Or
"or'inrlher Information write clearly, Riving
full address, fiend order, by Express, Itegbtcred
Letter or Money Order, addreased only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
Nmt Orl.aus. La.
FOR INFORMATION
CONCEBNINQ
Louisiana Mtto Lotterj, Commonrroalth Dlktrl.
bntlon Company anil Little Havana,
AM'LY TO
J. a-BBGQ,
llaarENNA.AVE. OltLOCK nilAWEB No.
UH SU, ALKXANUltlA.VA,
LIVERY STXBLES.
"a. b. ickyks. i. l. sitrnt.
Close Oarrlaaic. ior Weddings, Galls and .lMo
Huis. BoardTni and Livery euil, Wlllard1.
Hotel Bt-b'oa. corner lllh and K -,
2-M Ughth Htreet. bet. I) and K n. it.
aoa.(iarrlearorWeildlnrs, OaU, asd Baoes
lloni, Mnui9(aulIivai7A lea.
IW
U
COR- A88'
- tl DP.
SUMMER RESORTS.
FAUQUIER
"White Sulphur Springs,
rAUCJUIER COUNTY, VA.
60 MileB from Washington.
Morntiurand Evening Trains via VlrRlnla Mid
land ltallroad. All tlie modern Improvements
throughout. Including hot aud cold baths, clo .CM
on each Hour, clectna hells, (ras, Ac Ao.
1 he social features of tho Fauquier Hnrlnirs pos.
sess tho attractions or rtietropolltan l!l.,iwlnirto
the proximity to Washing-ton and Baltimore,
Tor Information, terms. Ac , address
F. TENNEY St. CO.,
Jen AT THE HPIttNO ..
EXCURSIONS.
- . -.
CfEOOND TEMrEUANOB IEXOURatON TO
CJlymoot.Hnnday. June 17. Htearaer Mystla
leaves ferry wharl promptly at n a. nt and 3 Ho p.
m.; leaver Ulymont Ml and 7 p.m. Temper
ance ppfftkliiR and munlo nt the pavilion. No
liquors on boat or ron ml 8. T. K, Ar.lntyro
Ruppllcs Rood meal", lunrhes, tea. cofTce, icf
crram, ta, at city prices. Tare, il cents; round
trip, 35 cents. Will stop at A lexandrla.
I. It. TUBUMjY,
Je Tt Kicnrslon Manager.
n
O I FOR QLTUO.NT.
TCnllnnnrn until ah Ln rriincln TeMnerancB
A-Poclatlons. Mtnnday-f chools or others tvlaK ex
cursions ulUappIv for terras nnd days ofcinAse
rnrntto scent vf I'otomao I-rult drowers' Im
provement Com jiany, J, OrvlUe Johnson, JNo. (.)
l'tt ave. n. w. Ju'ti
ITOIl OU-iRTBR-BlDH-WUBBIi B-.LO0N
JU steamer: capftcltr,.V),ift8scne:ers: speed, 12
kiiotfl. Apply to V, v. Jlldley, Heventh-street
wlinrf. myil tf
no I Fon anuAT falls and oadin
John Bridge. The Bteam racket Excelsior
will will makn her revular trips to the above
plsria, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday. Leave
lllRh t. nnd canal, nt 8 o'clock a. m. l'uro socts.
round trip, l'orcharters apply at the boator tn
(Iroren Webster, No. 1114 -th sl.n.w. mv4.tr
..'fS.
Eighteenth Grand Annual
SCH:TJETZlSr-FlST
OP THE
WashingtonSchuetzenVerein
WILL BE HELD ON JUNE18, 1,0 AND 21
pmzi-PiiooTiiro mine bowlino and
LABIEH' l'illU BUOOTINU.
CONCintT AND DANC1NO 3IUSIO EVERY
DAY, COJIUKNC1NU AT a P. M.
SPFCIAL TEBFOItMANCrS EVEIIY DAY AT
SAND 01'. M..1IY
BirLEY ANDLELlE,.tll0 orehial Bentlcmau
and lady acrobats.
JJI68 L1ZOLINE BirLEY, Iho champion Club
HKlnger.
"ALLEN AND BnUNO," rapid transit team,
character cbauiie artists.
IIIH3 K1TTIE COOI-R.tbe rertned lady voeal.
1st, In n choice selection ol eerlocomlc songs.
fcprclal for tho Lllllo Ones-rBOF. fl. W. BOO
.Hh' CLLLBBATED I'UNOII AND JUDY.
ILLUMINATION AND FIREWORKS EVERY
KVENINO.
The Piwigerbund, Oermanla. Mronnerchor, and
Columbia T urn Vcreln have kindly cousented to
QSHlst the Vereln with Songs and the performance
ot Gymnastic JCxerclses.
XfJrlhe best of order Is guaranteed by the sev
eral commmces.
jsTrPosUUelyno admittance of donbtlul char
acters. A corps of Special Uetectlvea bavn boen
employed to enforce this order atrlctly. Julfi-ct
A
TIILETia PARK.
BASEBALL.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE1S AND 10.
CINCINNATI VS. NATIONAL.
Game called at 4.30 p. m.
Admission, 5 cents.
Ladles free.
TTBW D1MB MUSEUM.
JN PKNNA. AVE.. NEAR 1IT1I ST.
TAMILY RESORT FOR LADIES AND CHIL
BltEN. GRAND ATTTRAOTIONS. ALL NEW.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
The Great Scloptlcon. Carter and Anderson.
The Famous Br en nans. Moggie Wlllett. Harry
Thome. Hefron and IS other artists.
ADMISSION TO ALL ONLY lOcta.
GENERAL ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
NEW THEATRE COMIQUE HUMMER GAR
DEN. Ejtlrn ordinary Eagagement ol the Faaious
LEONZO BROTHERS
And their Great Acting Dogs,
LION AND TIGER.
JUSTGENERAL ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
D
BIVEB'a BUMMMB QABDBN.
Bc-eceazcmeut for this week only of tho woader
sf thoaso, SIO, OAULO BENUDETTI.
First appearance ol Till 'a Boyal Marionettes In
their rarulval of fun; also, of 1'rot. Button, ilia
urcat Illusionist and twenty'llvo vocal and Inotru
mental artists.
Price of Admission remains aa usual, ONLY
10 CBNTH.
A BNEIl'S SnUMBB OABDEN.
Enlarged Orchestra, under the conduclorshlp or
1'iior. ciimsT AiiTii, .
TIIK 01Il!ltr01tSCIJi:it Tyrolean Cou--
cert Troupe, consisting ol Fivo
Luilles nuil Tlirco GeiUlemen.
Admission, 10 cents.
hcaeon tickets at reduced rates.
TiJIB WAHBINOTOH BW IMMIMO BOnOOL
N. Y.AVBKr,18TII AUD UI'UtjrB.
Ol'EN roil THE SEASON,
llouicat
Oentlemcn-7toua in., -.'.30 to 10p.ro.
1 adlea 10 a. m. to 11 m.
Ilojs-:-0lo7p.ln. , , ... ,
Waitr consuntly chatil0B and artificially
heated. Bin iilo hatli, 30 cents; 10 tlc9ta , ; In
ttrnntlmi roursfl. tl
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ono Prlco Shoe Store.
A. L. HAZELTOl,
SS 8KVI.NTU ST.,
Unflor oao-Fnllowa' null.
stbaw :f.:s
At UDiirccedenttd low prices.
Men's nnd Boys' Clothing at uaheard of low
rill",
dent's Underwear, very cheap.
In Boots nnd Shoes w e defy competition.
E ery ai tide at Bock Bottom rrlccs, andfor cash
only, at
1011 and 1010 rennsjlvunln, Avcnno,
J. W. SELBY.
a - is. ? e ? i :tsr est- s
GEO. WILLNER,
lias In stock a fall lino ol Carpetlngs, all grades
Oilcloths. Cocoa and Htraw Mattings. Also, latest
styles In Wall I'aper, Window Hhades and Cur tola
Uoods, Wire Window and Boor Bcrcens.
PHIOEa LOW.
C3-330IC3-3B WIXjIT1I?1
No. 420 NINTTt BTBEET WOItTITW 8T.
:bep's shirts,
B7 BEYNTH BT. NOBTUWEST,
O. P. BURDETTE. Solo Agent.
-VT. IT. VHBBHOFI'.
Dealer In Wail raters, window .--, Wctnn
Ftm, ricrea, .
lit BEV-ESTII UTJ UCT MOKTHW-ST,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TffT-a,A OARI) -AIlTJlUll ItOONKV AND
HWO .JAM KH nKLLKW. under the name of
-l.lirn KUOM.Y it CO. have formed a co
rartncrbli for the purpone of conduritlntr an
Undertaking buslnefin In this city, w th o til cm
and wateroums 6t7ll"th8t. n. w. and 10) l'a av
n. w,. and respectfully ask a part of the patron
bro of those wbo have the tad duty to perform
tor the decent bo rial of their dead. Artbnr
Itooncy han a practical experience of over lllteen
years and kno s all about Its details, tie Is al o
known In commercial rlrclra ai first clan.
James Bel lew is known In this city to be trmty
and Rood In all his business arranKements. Our
stcck belnK as Rood and much larger than any
undertaking establishment In the city, webelleve
we can give latlsfactlon on all orders lntriute 1 to
our management.
Very respectfully, AilTIIUH noONRV,
JnlC-lt JAMEd BKLLSW.
Ky NATION AL LAW OOnOOL.-ALI.TIIH
w R indents and grnduaten of th National
Law School are requited to meet at the lecture
rooms, at 7 p. m,. Monday, June H. Very tm
portant hnslniBw. iir2t
MgWB DEO TO ANNOUNCE! THAT OX
the first day of June, 1SS3, Mr. Harry A Oroe
beck rot lied from our firm, and Mr QantB.
Schley, of New York, was admitted thereto.
Jul3 4t "". D. COOKE & CO.
ypNOTIO-l IB nEIHSBT OIVDH THAT
W there will ho n general meeting oftue
stockholders of the Metropolitan Mining aa t Man
ufacturing Company of the District of Columbia
(anrioreanlrpd A,l). 1S3!) held at the Company's
ofllce.Nu. 12-5 Glrard Avenue, In the city of Phil
Rt.epliia,rQ.,Rtl2m.ont)ieHKCONDMONl)AY or Jul A' A. D. 183. for the purpose ot elating
nine directors In purouanre of the Act of Con
gres approved July 23, 1M, lncorporattag said
company.
'1 he following persons wlioaro slnrkholdenln
saldcompany haobpen duly appointed to hold
and ccrllty said election In conlorml'y wlthnahl
company's Hj-lawn,
OllANVILLK Ki linOWN,
Umpire.
T.C. F.8ANDT3RS, Tn.nei(ttftT.
JOIINH.MOOHK. ) inspectors.
A.1J. MACKENZ1R, Alternftto
iiojiiut Mckinley,; inspector.
By order
A.U.BOCKI1J3,
rrenldent .Metropolitan Mining and Manufactur
ing Company of the District of Columbia.
Attest!
T.C.F.gANDEIlE'.Sccretarvofthe Metropolitan
Mlntngand Manufacturing Company oftheDls
trlct of Colnmblfl. JalMat
gggn-NOTIOB TO OA8 COHSUMEBS,
For gas consumed on and after July 1,1831, tho
cet price wlllbe reduced to ONE DOLL AH AND
FIFTY CENTS per thousand cubic feet, as fol
lows: Gross prlco per 1,000 feet H tl.?3
Die count, If paid In 7 days 25
Net Price 1U0
CIIAS. B. BAILKY,
lo-lm Spcretary.
MbON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.-FUH-JVSO
n It n re, carpeting and general house fur
nishing goods. Cheap rent, Bmall expense and
good bneluevi make rbeop good i, and the pur
chaser ceta tbo benefit. One-third cash, balance
In weekly or monthly Installments. AtHMlTH'tt
Installment House. 413 New Jersey avenue n.w.
Call and be convinced. npriO-g
IttrLANAHAN &. HORAN,
HVt? Snccesnnrs to
T. W. MUUPIIY,
Hor-PRhoers,C23 O st. n. w. Flrst-clani work
cpccialty. All lameness In the feet, such as corns,
quarter cracks, centro cracks, nail. In the foot,
crease In the heels, qui tors, etc., will be treated
carelully end properly. ap-T
ecrjr YOU WOULD AVOID OIIILLS AND
A3J Fevers, Ague and Fevers. Billons Fevers
and other diseased Incident to the season, take
BKOWNINO'B BITTKBS.and you HUurely es
cape them.
BROWNING'S BITTERS have been In uso for
over tn elve years, and no person was ever known
to hae chills or bilious fevers while ntlng these
Bitters. For sale by druggists and grocers gen
erally. BROWNING & MIDDLETON,
PROPRIETORS AND MANUFACTURER,,
610 Pennsylvania avenue.
2gg,JTOV8. FUHNAOKa, UAHO-B, &C.
Tin plates, shectlron work, fireplace atovea.ranfesl
farnacea repaired. Tin roofing, spouting, and all
ldndsottln worx promptly attended to. Bend
you. order to .
R. n, G. B0UI8,
010 JDeyenth at. n. w.. near V st.
-bTII- PLAOBTO BOY
BTOVE8, RANGES AND HOUQE-FURNISH-
1NQ UOODS,
At the Lowest Prices, Is at
J. B. BUTTS.
anlB yaa Seventh st. n.w.
EastfaslitonAilvertiseiflts.
DOR3STIr DE3IjIjIS
QrooerieB and Provisions,
Corner Third and A Strcots Southeast.
The very freshest vegetables irom tho adjoining
country, meats, wlnca. llquorB and rtpltcacles . mil
Ice Oream and Water Ices
In all flavor-. Also cakes, pie., nuts, fruits, etc.
Kzcurslons, plcnlco and families promptly fur
nished at reasonablorates.
WUIDJIAN'S, 303 l'enua. Ave. S, E.
MCCABE'S MEDICATED BLAOKBEnBY
Brandy, Callforala Brandy and Port Wine,
tiherry and old Thompson Pare Itve Whiskies,
recommended by physicians for purity, are sola
by
ElcCauley & I) ellwlg'e, 200 l'a, nva. East,
Dellwlg A McCanley'a, cor. 2d and O sts. p. e.
Capitol Hill Mineral Water Depot,
BOOTiET'S 3DKXTQ STOE33
Cor. Third and Penno. avenue. S. E.
Alwnya on hand a good supply o( tho various
medicinal spring i atera at Ion est prices. ,
TIIK RIA1-TO FOUNTAIN NKVKR fiTOPfl.
vyx--:. b. it-.iiaEc.,
233 TA. AVE. B. E ,
has made arrangements for purchasing TIN
rLA E In large lota direct from importers, and
has added the moat approved machinery for
rouilDj., guttering and spouting. .Estimates far
nlshetT. btoves In great variety. 119
GEO- F. HARBIN,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &o.
OILCLOTHS AND MATTINGS,
219 Pennsylvania ave. a. c, Capitol Hill.
my
WASHIN-TON HALL RESTAURANT,
ALBEBTO CAMPBELL. Proprietor, cor. M st
and Pa. ave.. Capitol 11111. Uame and luxuries In
season. Milwaukee and Washington beer and
other drinks. Ladles' Bluing rooms. spl
MISS E. P. BABSON.
STAUPINO ANDEMBBOIDEIUNO.
Instruction clven In Decorative Art Needle
Wort,
203 Pa. Ave. S. E Capitol Hill.
W"?EI-
FBOM THE
UEI.KllItArllU 1IUAL1NO sritiNos,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
R. B. FERGUSON,
SECOND AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. S. E.,
AGENT OU D. O.
J. ROOHON,
No. 537 10th st.,Ooroo
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rirst-claasIIAlrt DHKSEn.
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constantly onhand; Shampoo
log done by the Improved
mode; haircut in order t. In
crease tno quantity by . new
process. Prices Low, Uoods
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