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THE EVENINGr OBITIC, WASHINGTON, D. O., MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1884.
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A STRUGGLE WITH A SHIRT.
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Three hundred and sixty-five, times each
year every mother's son of us has a strug
gle celling into his shirt.
If a shirt is worth getting into, ifit is strong
And well made, sure not to rip or tear,
perfect fitting, then there is some compen
sation for spending so much of our exist
ence in such a struggle. You may wrestle
with the Diamond, but with its c crlaiting-rtay-attachment
and reinforced bosom, you
will come out head first every time, covered
with glory and with the best shirt in the land.
If your dealer does not keep It, send hli addicts
to DanlelMlllcr & Co., tola manufacturers, IlalU
more. Md.
DRY GOODS.
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736 Seventh Street. 73S
Panic Prices at J.E.YoiiB's.
very Latest Styles,
LOWEST MANUFACTURERS' FRICE3,
Ana Presents given dully at YOUNG'S to M
buyers.
us Tickets eood for a handsome Oil Tainting.
780 UKr.UAMI) II. TOO
WILLIAM R. RILEY,
Hlley Itnlldlnc Cor. 0(I nnd E Hit. n. vr.
DBYOOODS
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS
AND
LOWEST PRICES
1 LANSBURGH & BRO.,
420, 422 and 424 Seventh Street.
x:R3r. QOCXDS
., Seventh St. One Price Storo.
GTmimrp&co.,
404 and 406 Seventh St. Northwest.
BROCEHIiS.
VVVVVVVVVVVVV'VV,VV'-,VVV'VVVVVVV
ELPHOIZO YODNGS
Big New Store, 428 9th St.,
IB SELLING
(Best New York Brands,) '
10 lbs. Granulated for ....-.-.-............-... 75a.
10 lbs. standard "A" for........ .................... 95c.
10 lbs. Extra "0" fbr...... 70c.
10 lbs. Light Brown for........ ............................. o&c
rXiOTTH.
?.' bbl. sack Silver King...'
u bbl. Surprise...- ...,
2 bbl. Ceres --.... ... . .
H bbl. Superlative........
u bbl. Uerm. ........ .....
2 bbl. Crystal...
jj bbl. riilebury. ,.
Extraordinarily
low rates,
CA.3STXTB3D GOODS,
Gallon cans Fresh Apples, per can.................. 35c
Gallon cans Tomatoes, per can... .......-,., 23e.
(Jallon cans Tomatoes, per dozen S3 70
Rib. cans Tomatoes, per dozen. 95c.
Hatzar Corn (Maine packed), per dozen........... 050,
Fresh Halmon (tour choice brands), 8 cons for 50c,
Fresh Lobster (Star brand), 3 cans for..... 60c.
Mushrooms (new). 3 cans for......... ...... ..... 11 a)
English Plnm lliddlng...... ............... Mo and 50c.
McMurray's S-lb, Peaches (rare bargain) 6
.cans lor.. ....,....... ........... 1 00
iPlMOl.s.Giw,
428 Ninth Street.
Bryan's Pride Hour,
ONE CARLOAD OP THI3 POPULAR BRAND
OF FLOUR JUST RECEIVED BY
a. o. birtx-ajst,
1413 NEW YORK AVENUE.
jgjTTbe above fiourmakes lrom 40 to CO pounds
more bread to the barrel than any other la the
market, give It a trial
JSTOTIOE.
Burchell's Spring Leaf Tea,
AT 00 CENTO A POUND.
The Genuine Article
JTir Can only be obtained In Taper Packages hero
alter,
XT. -W BTTHaKCBIjIJ,
18.8 F STREET.
BR0W & MBDLETON,
Wholreale and Jtot-all Dealers in
Groceries, Fine Wlnes,&c.
AOENTH TOR WERNER'S
"AMEBICA."
A Pure American Wine. All the best Foreign
Cordial, apd Hitters. We are also Agents for the
Celebrated ILY-MIU WATER, and
Calvin Shafer'o Wild Cherry Rock nnd nyo
WHEN YOU ARE BUYINa
TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES,
Jleinember you can get thorn at New York Prices
at the
American Tea Store,
COR. SEVENTH AND I BT8.
HAItllOUK Si HAMILTON,
Wholesale
lib UIl, WINE ANDUHOUERYMEROHANTS
r 047, flag, ell Louisiana Avenne.
W. XX. IS.. OISBBL,
1D14 SEVENTH HT. N. W.
Fine Groceries and Liquors.
THE EVENING ORITIOJ
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BY TUB
EVENINQ CniTIUPUBLISHINQCONPAHY
mi ninth street northwest,
Washington, D.O.
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Hilt Bobstrlotloni Invariably la Adianee-
Address
EVENINO CllITIO PUBLISHING COMPANY
. Washington. P.O.
jEnltrti at (At rvitaffle In WaMnitonanicond
elan matter,
Monday. Juno 30, 1884.
John McLean goos to Chicago singing
'Mo, too," by acclamation.
The Clovcland boom teems to bo badly
crippled ; ono oyo bandagod and ono arm In
n sling.
Mn. Bayaiid says ho stands by his Dovor
speech. It Is n notlccablo fact that Mr.
Bayard's Dovor speech stands by him.
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The Cincinnati Times-Star s.iys that if
Mr. Tildcn has chosen a political holr it ll
ns likely to bo Mr. Randall as any ono olso.
.
Mr. IIendiucks should not go to Chi
cago Inflated with hopo. Ho wonlil do well
to remembor tho fato of Senator Bon liar
llson, Ex-QovERNon Parker, of Now Jorsoy,
Is tho latest applicant for tho Democratic;
nomination, Thoro Is no harm lu his ap
plying for tho place.
It may bo that Mr, Tildon's lottor of dec
lination may load to mob vlolenco yet.
Thoro Is an ovidont dcslro to drag him into
tho field by main force
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'What has becomo of tho report of tho
Commlttco on Accounts of tho Hottso In re
gard to tho funeral oxpenscs of Congress
man Haskell? Out with It, gontlcmcn.
Lot no guilty man cscapo.
Brethren, wo wnnt to Jnst whisper to
yon that on oil-tank holds n groat deal
moro than a barl. Cost catch on? A
wholo tankfal of oily, oleaginous dollars 1
Hero's richness nnd muchness beautifully
combined.
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Smalley telegraphs from London that
tho comments of tho English press on tho
nomination of Mr. Blnlno nro very unfavor
able Well, that's nothing moro than wo
expected. England will bo against our
ticket, but lookout for ould Ireland, b'ys.
Tub Terro Hauto (Ind.) Gazelle (Dcm.),
In describing Host's Virginlus, speaks of
"Porquln," tho tyrant who would polluto
his daughter. Wo supposo tho Gazelle's
Porquln Is a brother to Parquotto, who runs
a thcatro In Indianapolis.
Tbe Springfield (Mass.) TfrpuMiccm says:
"Scmagoguo crlcth unto demagogue."
Yes, eo wo heard tho other night; but for
thollfoof us wo could not toll whether it
was demagogues, Democrats or cats. Qlad
you told us who kopt such a howling.
Governor Cleveland writes to a friend
that ho is now occupying n position in
his own Stato high enough for his ambi
tion and that ho is cocking no othor office
Wo suspect, howovcr, that ho might bo in
duced to tako tho Democratic nomination
, for President.
Colonel Gray, Just nominated for Gov
ernor of Indiana by tho Democrats, was
Governor Morton's right-hand man in forc
ing tho Legislature of Indiana to ratify tho
Fifteenth amendment to tho Corstitutlon ;
and tho men whoso opposition ho aided In
overcoming, but whom ho now protends to
act with, will accord him rathor a per
functory support in tho coming fight.
As AN evidenco of tho respect President
Arthur has for tho recommendations nnd
reports of Brewster, Attornoy-Gcnoral, and
his pimps and spies, It Is only necessary to
call attention to tho cass of cz-TJnltcd Statos
Marshal Murray, now Governor of Utah
Territory. Ho was reported by Brewster's
department to bo corrupt and to havo gob
bled up largo sums of Uncle Sam's money
while n U, S. Marshal In Kentucky, la
fact, ho was painted by Mr, Brewster's de
partment as being a very bad man, and yet,
In thofaco or all that, tho President reap
pointed Mr. Murray to bo Govornorof Utah
for two years longer, and tho Senato con
firmed him.
On the 13th day of May last William
Dickson, n citizen of this city and n man
of as high and honorablo character as any
man in this or any othor community, after
having failed by personal nppoals, ad
dressed a loiter to Mr. Springer asking to
bo allowed to oppoar tgeforo his commltteo
for tho purposo of vindicating himself from
tho aspersions of somo of tho hired pimps
and alleged detectives of tho so-callol Da
partment of Justice.
In his letter to Mr. Springer Mr. Dickson
gavo tho names of certain wltnossos, who, If
called before Mr. Springer's commltteo,
would tell como things about Brotvator,
Attorney-General, that would place that
official in a most doplorablo condition.
Soma of tho witnesses would havo told tho
commlttco something about ono of tho as
sistant attomoys for tho Government, who
ktu been held up to tho community as tho
paragon of honesty, that would havo caused
a cold chill to trlcklo down his back.
In short, facts would havo been brought
out that would havo shown to tho world
beyond tho poradvcntnro of a doubt that
Instead of a prosecution tho lato Star-Routo
trials wero persecutions. It is ovidont that
Mr, Sprlngcrdld not want thlsovldcnco, bo
canso he has , 'studiously availod hlmsolfof
every opportunity and protoxt to provent
Mr. Dickson and tho witnesses ho rccom
minded from being called, nud yet mon
who had nothing to do with tho ca3e3 nro
allowed on their own motion to go befuro
tho commlttco nnd toll what Oonoral Gar
field told them about tho employment of
William A, Cook. Mr. Springer may rest
assured that there Is a day of reckoning
coming, and tho facts will bj brought out,
his efforts to surprcs them nottvlc isUnd
ing. Halloo! Hero's games and games 1 A
gentleman from Indiana says that at tin
lccent Democratlo Stuto Convention a llttlo
game was set up that may oventuato In the
nomination of apart of tho old ticket, If
not tho wholo of It. Tbo delegates to Chi
cago are nominally instructed for McDon
fcld, but are really for Hendricks. Mr.
neudrlcks' law partner Is u dolegato-at-large,
and Mr, H. himself Is to bo prcsont,
and hopos to bo pcrmaneut president of tbo
convention,
Tho gamois to be played in tbls tviy, ac
cording to the gentleman spoken of above,
who Is well posted on Indiana politic, and
especially on thb Democratlo sldo of tho
house, to which (io belongs: Mr. Hendricks
being Jn tho chair, and prominently before
tho convention, tho question Of tho "old
ticket" Is to bo sprung on tho convention,
nnd an attempt mado to got up n eyclono of
enthusiasm In its favor. Whllo tho storm Is
at Its holght, tho suggestion Is to bo adroitly
tin-own out that, ns Tildcn docllncs a ro
nomination, and as half a loaf is hotter
than no bread at all, it would, bo well to
nominate Uondrlcks for President and
somo such man as General Slocnm for Vlco.
Tho plotters of this gamo hope to stampedo
tho convention into tho nomination of such
n .tlckot by acclamation boforo anybody
can Intcrposo a word of objection or de
mand n regular ballot. Tho plan looks
feasible, nnd our Democratic friend assures
us that It will bo trlod on, unless tho
schemo la headed off by tho mon who are
opposed to nominating a man who says ho
Is unable, physically, to dtschargo tho
duties of tho Presidency, or a man with
ono foot, or ono too, nt least, on tho way to
tho grave Tho friends of all tho othor
candidates rhonld keep ono oyo all tho
tlmo on tho Talloyraud of Indiana,
for ho Is capablo,, of games and
games whero his own fortunes are con
cerned, .
Grnnt And ConlUlnfr.
Tho opponents of tho Republican tlckot
and especially tho super-righteous soven
or nlno Independents, so-called havo
labored In season and out of season, slnco
tho National Convention adjournod, to
mako it appear that Gouornl Grant and
Hon. Roscoo Conkllng woro opposed to
Blolno and Logan, and that If fboy did not
opposo it outright thoy at least would not
actively Bupport It. Evon Republicans
were found who had such doubts as to
tho probablo action of thoso two groat
lcodors.
But all such doubts and fears do tho
grossest injustice to tho Integrity and man
hood of both mon. Thcso donbtcrs forget
that all tho true, real, genulno and appre
ciative friends political frlonds that
Grant and Conkllng havo nro In tho Re
publican party, and aro hearty supporters
of Blalno and Logan, and that it would bo
baso lngratlttido for thorn to dosort tho
men who stood by them through thick and
thin whon they nccdod holp. Now, If
cither ono of these men possoss any ono pe
culiar and predominating trait or pe
culiarity, it Is tho unrelenting devotion
If wo may bo allowed tho oppression with
which each in tho past has stood by his
friends. General Grant, especially, hasbcon,
here toforc,most bitterly assailed for standing
by his friends, oven when other pcoplo bo
llevcd them to bo unworthy of his confi
dence But, fortunately, wo aro not loft to con
jecture as to tho courso these two groat
leaders will pursue in tho pending cam
paign. The Critio is in possession of in
formation to-day which ronders it ablo to
cay with absoluto certainty that both Gon
cral Grant and ox-Sonator Conkllng will
support Blalno and Logan with unflinching
vigor, and that at tho proper tlmo thoy will
both speak out in terms that will leavo no
loom for doubt as to their real position in
this contest. Tub Critio has rccolvod this
information so direct, and from such a
rcspcctablo and intelligent source, that It
has not even a shadow of doubt as to Its
correctness nnd perfect reliability. As The
Critic is informed, both of thoso gentle
men will tako occasion to Break out in such
a way, and In such a tono,'that they will
sot havo any need of defining their posi
tion a cccond tlmo. And wo say to Ropub
llcons everywhere that they ncod havo no
hesitancy about contradicting any state
ment which places Grant and Conkllng In
opposition to Blalno and Logan. Thoy aro
putting on tbclr harness, and will soon bo
in tho thickest of tho fight. In a word,
every eoldlcr and overy lcador is at his post
but tho Sovcn-or-Nlno, and thoy aro of no
consequenco no matter whoro thoy may bo.
Tonne Men! Rend Tbls.
. tde Voltaic Belt Co., ot MarstukMrMIch..
oflcr to send their celebrated jtfrECTBO-YoL-taio
belt and other ELECTnMnCiTLiAscES on
trial tor thirty dayet
masfryoung or old) at-
lllcted with nervoif
jmlty, loosot vitality
lndrod troubles. Also
nnd manhood, andfl
tor rheumatism.
many other dlim8.,
comploto restoration to
hcalin. vlcofandl
nhood guaranteed. No
risk is Inutffred as tliu
ty aays trial is allowed.
wrltnffiem at once l
r illustrated pampmot
rre,
Dnmneo to tUo GlieaapenUe A
Ohio
Canal.
rresldont Smith has just mado an Inspection
ot the Chesapeake & Ohio Uanal, to ascertain
the damage done by tho late froshot. Ho re
ports tbe worn In a deplorable condition, aud
tho damages ol such a nature as to require
much time, labor and monoy to repair. Two
miles above llarpor'a Ferry, at tbo root ot tho
tour-mile level, there is a break over ntty feet
lone:, while six mtlos obovo the 1'orry 180 teet
ol tbo towpath Is gone. This Is a bad brook,
as Its depth is somo twenty loot below the
bottom ot tho cnnul, Two culverts, ono above
and the other below Mercervllle, have been
washed out. Betwoon these two culverts the
towpath has boon badly damaged, and a bar,
composed ot sand and stones, over 200 feet la
length, washod into tho canal.
At othor points along tho lino bars havo beon
washed In, while the tow-patch and river bank
aro coyored with fallen trees, fonco rails,
posts, and dobrls'ot all kinds. At Morcervlllo
thero Is a sunken boat, which wont down whon
the culvert gavo away. To-day work will bo
begun In making tho ropalru, and rresldont
Smith statoe that with a lorco or bonds as
large as can bo worked to advantage it will
tako tully two weeks to placo tho canal In con
dition to permit ot navigation. During the
weekended Saturday only 7,710 tons otcoal
woro shipped from Cumberland by tho ciual.
Total tor the season Is 111,000.
President Smith estimates that It will cost
20,000 to repair tbo damages doao to the
canst oy inoiresnot.
1.000 1'nlr CnssJltsatCTrPrintfi
Wn hAvA flAnfirnta464frrah frnm nnr rni-nln
stock, they tJolprTOd rrdrn Jnlts, Wo pronoso
iu bum Lyawnuru tut iu qcusuu uu idq aoiia
is., cornor Bovpnin ana i:,
Qeucrnl Ilnflor'a Cnudld
Tho nrosldent of the Antl-Monaarjlv Society
baa Issued aclrcular favoring! nomination
ot General Benjamin FraiKlln uutlor, ot
Massachusetts. Uonorayifnlor Is perhaps as
well known as any magFia this country, and
thoretoro needs no Jitrfoductlon to the public
ot Washington, Jni noma is a houseboll
word, Thoughiemenhat occoutrlc In manner,
General ButisvTe not at all odd In hts dress.
Oo tbeconJrnYy, Is a scrupulously well-drossed
U1UII. UflJUyO ,I1Q C1UIUVD Ul ItUUlUBUlI, IWn,
T dh lR An... I. ana, nwaM.. dnn.ndi AMai)fF
., JMP-V'I DUHIH.U.I bUIUUI V
lOrii'rt
)' Hlilrls,
L each,.
sover produced
i St.
Keop'i
' Aliterneyl
.n'r-'
Fresh AlderneyDiul
us
l every morn.
ing ana aenverea.
t.w
aid" crlnts. 05o.
per .
i, buttermilk and
sweet i
.ice. per pint.
MUM -- r -
CATAKHH" FEVER
Is a type of catarrh
havlna peculiar
aymptoms. Itlsat
feuded by an In
llanied condition of
the lining mem
branes of the nos
trils, tear-duets und
throat, altectlug Iho
lungs An acrid
mncus Is secreted!
the discharge 1 ac
companied with u
burning sensation,
There are sovero
npaunsut aneezlog,
frequent atuiksof
headache, watery
and tuflamod Ayes.
ilrentu ltiiliia Is
FfcYJERf
a remedy founded
on acorrvctdlogno
sls of this disease
and can be depended uron. SO cents at d -ugglsts,
COo. by mall, sample t ottle by mall 10c
KLY IIBON.,IiiikuMI,Oivcso,N,Y,
leiC-m w t
Wmn$)M
Mm
B Bo hhr son S Hf
Have Removed Temporarily to
931 Pennsylvania Avenue
- John T. Mitchell's Old Stand,
DURING THEIR IMPROVEMENTS TO STORE
In order that we may open with an entire new stock of Q001I9 we havo cut prices
,so tremendously ((ho reduction in many Instances amounting to 25 cents on tho
dollsr) that v.o havo no hesitancy In saying that tho samo character and quality of
YOUTHS', BOYS' & CHILDBEN'S
LOTHI
Was never before offered In Washington at prices as exccedlntjlyijow. No proper
Idea of tho Magnitude of our Stock, or tho great slaughtefrve have madcfiln prices
can bo formed without visiting our store. Wo can only glvo you a'general Idea, and
to start with wo tell you that you never knew of such a Bargain as a lot of 250
Casslmero Suits, formerly sold at $6.50 to $8.50; wo have marked them at $5.00,
which Is but very llttlo more than the fabrlo cost,
Children's Kilt Suits in Linen and Drill and N. O. Checks, half,
price.
200 Young Men's Suits at $10 and $12, reduced fVoml$15 and
$18. '
BoyB' All-Wool Suits at $7, $8 and $10, former price $10 to $13.
One Lot of about 75 dozen Men's Gauze Undershirts, long
sleeves, 25 cents.
One Lot of Boys' Standing Collars, sizes 11, 12 and 13; 25c.
dozen.
One Lot of Boys' Linen Turndown Collars, sizes 10,11,11
13, 25c a dozen.
After you have bought, If you do riot regard your purchaso as a decided Bar
gain bring back tho goods and get your money. There Is no room for Imposition In
snch a proposition. Is there?
B. ROBINSON & CO.,
931 Pennsylvania Avenue.' ,
The Great Slaughter
IN
KIWS PAMCE.
SLAUGHTER
LOUSE.
If you don't buy Bargains pjpv you nover will.
Bead our Pdcca.
1,000 Fine Coburg Plcjndlllles at 20o.
1,000 Small and Medium Cape Mays at
20c.
5,000 Elegant Trlnped Hats at 25o.
5,000 Fine Lcahon Hats at 25o.
3,000 Plumes atJeO, 75 and 09 cents.
Thousands of Bjnchcs of Tips at 37, 50,
75 cents ajd $1.
Ribbons, Flouofs, Bating, Silks, Laces and all
all les of II lib nnd Bonnets have got to go,
No rock to be carried over.
Elegant Hack EnglishTrebloCrapo
33 piscent. less than market value.
OS'T FAIL TO CALL AT
H PALACE,
814 Seventh St. Korthwost.
IT WILIi pay yon.
jp -WITHC
MAY mean -Tolioned with rdtash." This Is
tbo case with hundreds who have been un
wise enough to take Sarsaparlllas, I'otaih Mix
tures, tic, until digestion Is almost latally Im
paired. Hulft's Specllla Is a vege able remedy and
rt stores tbe sjstem to health and builds up the
Vgaste mads by these poisons.
"I was suffering with blood poison, and treated
several months with Merrnry and Totasli, only
to make me worse. Tho Pol ash took away my
appetite and gavo mo dyspinsla and both gavo
me rheumatism. I then took Sarsaparlllas. etc.
All these Sarsapartlla mixtures have Potash In
them. This made me still worse, as It drovothe
poison further Into my system. A friend Insisted
I should take Swllt's Specific' and It cured mo or
tbe Blood Poison, drove-tbo Mercury and Potash
out of my system, and to-day I nm as well as I
ever was. GEO. O. WKr.LMAN, Jr.,
'Salem, Moss."
John A, Smith, the largest merchant In Gaines
ville, On, Bays: "I sintered for years from tho
combined ettects of JCryslpelas aud Kczema. I
continued to grow worse under medical treat
ment and by taking medicine containing Potash.
U.S. B. cured me thoroughly and absolutely. My
appetite, strength and ilesh returned as I was
cured with It,"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Itco to applicants.
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IrvlnR'a Impressions of America.
htory of Coupd'Etat. PeManpas.
The Entailed II at. 'Oath."
Vacation Cruises.
Battle ol Stone's River, Stevenson.
The Bllverade Squatter. Stevenson.
'J ommy Upmorc. Blacltmore.
llothcrs In Council.
Quicksands. Mrs. WIsner.
Itonmn singers. Crawford.
Itspld Hammings In Enropo. Ealkner.
The Giant's Bobe. Auatey.
A largo stock of cheap publications for summer
reading alnais on hand at
WM. H. MORRISON'S,
470 Pennsylvania Avenne.
Buy Your Books and Stationery
AT
TWO STORES.
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937 Pohna. Avenue,
Near Tenth Street.
THE OLDEST AND LAH0K8T MDSIO HOUSE
IN TUH CITY.
ESTABLISHED 1833.
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Woods & Co., Fort Wayno, Chaso,
Sterling and Estey Organs,
tan, 30, HO, ISO, (00, (7S and upward.
Good Bccond-hand Pianos from 40 upward. All
guaranteed, and If not as represented will be ex
changed or money refunded.
srfS&l
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Dockor Bros.' Pianos,
BURDETT ORGANS.
407 TENTH STREET NORTnWEOT.
PIANO TUNING,
AND
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EmorsoQ. StecK & Ean's Hanos.giM.lH
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gans. pianos and Organs sold on instalments,
rented or exchanged; rent applied If purchased.
HENRY EBERBACH, 015 F St.
UanajlDg partner of the lato firm ot Ellis A Oo,
THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING CO.,
OF 1485 NEW YORK AVENUE,
wooMaitAviNti. chcpe" "uh,utut9 ,or
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S- 3ST- 0ivcTE-3rBR3
Oaa SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Oold and Silver Trimmings for Regalias, Ban
ners, Ac. apS g
WANTED TO ANNOUNCE THAT AT THE
Ornamental Iron Work3,
FORD & CO., I.1H.J, AVE. N. W.,
Iron Railings and all descriptions ol Iron Work Is
made to order, Kallniates given.
J. A. nAYWAUl). Manager.
A. B, KKYES. 3. L. SMITH.
IC-ErSTES SB oo.,
Close Carriages for Weddings, Calls and Itecep-.
tlous. Boarding and Livery Stable. Wlllartfs
llntfl SlUblBS. corner Hill ana Mela.
DUMB BKLU9. DUMB RKLIJ3.
T1IK B8T IN THUS ClTrr
FOR BALK BY V. HCUNKIDKIl A SON,
BUM 1TENNA. AVK. AND 1STH ST
J&f 'astt
mm
CLOJItlftO.
Excelsior'OlothingHouse
JUSTUS HOLLANDER,
1217 Pennaylvanlo Avo. 1217
Popular Styles I
THE FOUR-BUTTON CUTAWAY,
The Graceful Garment for business or dress wear.
THE f RINCE ALBERT,
Close-nttlng, silk-faced, high-cut, broad-bratded.
. THE SINGLE-BREASTED SACK,
High-cat or long roll, silk-faced or sllk-llncd.
JKrOnr collection ef these styles Is extensive.
Including tbo newest and most elegant fabrics and
colorlBff, In Worsted, Corkscrews and Mixtures.
An Inspection ot the variety and low prices will
result In your buying from
I0AH WAMEB, & 00.,
Tailors and Clothlors,
OSS l'KNNA. AVE,
The Pool Busted,
Having more goods than money, and being
anxious to close out my stock for the bcncllt of
my unhappy creditors, I will, for n few days only,
give the snap away at the following prices I
t . Boys' Sailor Salts now 11.50.
12.10 110 ' Pallor suits now 12.
Tic. Boys' Single Pants, age to II, now COc
ti Boys' Flannel Shirtwaist now too.
SI SO Men's llluo lllousn now I1.2S.
Men's and Boys' Co-almera Suits, (3 and up,
60c, TSc. and It Ladles' Slippers and Straw Hals
In great variety at
lPli AND 1018 PENNSYLVANIA AYE.
HEiniTG-, the Clothier,
410 Bovontn Street.
Sprii ant Suimer Gooils.
GRAND OPENING DAILY
Gentlemen, yon are Invited to Inspect one of the
Largest and Finest Assortments ot Foreign Goods
ever received In our city.
I
OF WASHINGTON.
H. Jj. B.A.RR,
Hit Pennsylvania Avenue.
B. ROBINSON & 00...
The Boys' Clothiers, ' .
W PENNSYLVANIA AYHJKUB an&M
SPRING OVERCOATS.
MEN'S AND YOUTHS', READY MADE. ,
aDBvxiinsr sc co.,
1S80 F STREET.
I. HAMBURGER & SONS,
TAILORS AND CLOTniEHS,
niB rKNNA. AVE., under Metropolitan not el.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
LOUIS KETTLER,
iabiioi-CjcVnu: taixob,
m aa f street n. w; ,?
Has received his Cloths and Casslmeresandln-
vltes an Inspection of the same.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
INSURES SATISFACTION.
MBBT2-, "T-iSLXIiOIt,"
S004 F STREET.
Installment louse!
The Greatest Inducement ever ottered to the
ctUzena ot Washington to furnish their homes bva
small outlay of cash aod tnebalance lu easy weekly
or monthly payments. We have the largest ana
best assortment of goods and the lowest prlceiof
any house In the cliy. Our Stock comprises a full
line of
Chamber Furniture & Parlor Suites,
Carpets, Mattings, Oil-Cloths, Rugs,
Children's Carriages, Refrigerators,
Pier and Mantlo Glasses, Clocks, &o
Grngan's Is the Largest Installment Fnrnltnre
and Carpet House In the United States (formerly
tho Rtnk, on
NEW YORK AVE., BET. lath 614tbSU.N. W.
Cell beforo purchasing elsewhere and save
money.
PROPOSALS.
PIlOlMkNALN K'OIt CLEANINU AL
LEYS, Ori'icu or tiih Enoinickii couuissionxh,
WAsniNaroH, 1), C, June ZJ, lusl.
By direction or the Board ot Commissioners
Sealed Proposals will be received atthlsoiiico
until 12 o'clock m. WEDNI-jDAY, July 2,1881,
for "sprinkling, sweeping and cleaning the paved
alleys In tho cities ot Washington and George
town, D, O,"
Blank forms of proposals aud spccltlcatlons can
be obtained at this onlce upon application there
for, together with all necessary Information, aud
bias upon these forms will alone be considered,
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids
or part. o. bid,. Q ,
Malor of Kugineeni U. M. A.,
JeM Ct Engineer Commissioner P. O.
-pilOl'O.SALrJ Ir'OIt NTATIONURY.
SEcnKTAitT's Ofvicii,
Skkatk or tub United statks,
W.biiinoton, D.O., June in. ls-tl.
Sealed proposals will be received at tills onlce
until 12 o'clock m. July 10, 18S1, lor furnishing
stationery for tho use of tho Senute of the United
States for the next fiscal year.
Blank forms of proposals, showing the quantity
and quality ot each artlclo and the lorm ol bond
to be signed by the bidder and sureties, will bo
furnished on application to this onlce.
Proposals should be Indorsed "Proposals for
Stationery for tho Senate." and be directed to the
Secretary oftho Senate, Washington. .
Proposals and specimens uiust be delivered at
this ottlee free ol cEarge Q
Secretory of the Henato of tho U, S.
jelfl-mlw
ANTIQUE 5c HISTORIC
FURNITURE, OLOCKB, CUT-GLASSWARE,
Oil) CHINA, BHABH ANDIRONS and VKlili.
a. www a W...W- uwa.ar a..
ZIXC3H,VC.A.3T,S.
41ft NINTH STREET NORTIlWEBT
HOIS
GEO. WILLNER,
Has In stork, full line ot Oarpetlngs, all grade
Oilcloths, Uoooa and Straw Mattings. Also, latest
style-In Wall Paper, Window Bhhdes and Ourtaln
Good. Wlr Window and Door Screens.
PRICKS LOW.
C3-3303-C3-a TVIXjIi3SrDElE--
No. MS NINTH BTRXST KOBTHV7J9-T.
WOOD AND COAL.
J. I. WHEATLET,.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Anthracite anil Bituminous Coal,
Pino, Oak and Hickory Wood,
.Large slock of freshly-mined Ceal, selected for
family use. Prices always as low as any house In
thetraae. Coal thoroughly screened before de
livery and standard weight (.jm pounds) to the
A CALL SOLICITED.
Ofico and Yard: Sd st. & Indiana are. n. w.
Near Baltlmoro A Ohio Depot.
coin Hall building, corner of Ninth and D
.H.t,i,1S.n!,w'?''.. D n- evening, sen
slons. Complet in its arrangements lor training
!2B! na daughters, and men and women lor sol".
KCi'-' n? "' "(f- Bcholarshlp for year, from
?.V,S.Sl Btr-59. day or evening, iso. Special
m.s bywmintli or Quarter, or for year by insul
ments. Students received every month In the
J-tar. BFRINO AND BUMMfcll BKaSlONB.
A0,ttS2 o.HKNRY0.BPKN0En,piS7al.
MBS. BARAA. BPKNOER. Vlce-ITInclpal.
OUR STORE
Ilk KiMM,n.t0 SEVEN separate, rooms for the
exhibition o our stock In special classifications!
?.?..r,SS,m-is O.OTO'fd to, AltTIBTIO FIRE
l'l.AOKB: one to all gradni ot TILICBrone to
BIIONZED IlEPRODtJoriONH OF pJ-AUUIW,
TltAYB nr,cl ANCIENT ARMOR: one to Jiw?s
MURAL DECORATIONS I one ' to llltAfW
LAMP8,0ABHTAND'i.Dl-0ItATEDSlIADE3
;pd IlllIO-A-BIlAO BRASSES! ono to SLATE
MANTKL8, COOKINO RANftKH, HOT-AIIl
FUUNAOIW, LAUNDRY STOVES na BAN!
TARY PLUMBING FIX1URES. and the pflncl
Pol storo to (iab COOKING and OIIiOOOKINtl
RlHVJS? VA8Ka "d RUSTIC SKATS,
GRATErf, BR A88 AND IRON FIRE OOODiJand
uencrai housekeeping utensiui.
luyffil&HDTCMSON
m 484 NINTH STREET.
East WasMnEton AaverHsefflents.
BEST IN AMERICA,
Dooley's Kialto Soda Water.
With Granulated Ice. Purity ot Ingredients and
Cleanliness of Utensils Unexcelled.
Syrups drawn from glass tanks.
5 CBNTM A ULAHH.
WAJT5t3R
FROM THE
OELUDItATEU 1IEALINQ B1'UING,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
nmm R. B. FERGUSON,
BEOOND XggVANIA AVE. B. .
CONFECTIONERY.
GOTO
WEIDMAN'B, SOU Jfennn, Ave. B, K.
For Furo Candles, Flno Foreign and Domcstlo
Fruits, cakes, Pies, Nuts, Ac
CONFECTIONER r.
HEW IOE OEEAM & DINI1TO 0ALOO1T
1 174 FOURTEENTH STREET.
The best cream will bo furnished in saloon and
sent per order to any part of the city. Cakca.Oon
rectlonery, Fruits, etc., constantly on hand.
Meals served to persons at their rooms at low
rates. . MllltltAY.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
1858 ESTABLIBHSD 1858
Ladles' and Qentlemen'a
1016 Pcnna. Ave., cor. Nth Street,
The largest Oyster house In the United States
and tho most perfectly conducted restaurant in
the city. All brands of the Finest Oysters that the
Ohcsapeako and Northern water, produce are
!ervedr with every delicacy ot the season.
The Ladles' Saloon is one of the handsomest In
Uf.t4?!I,lvllltnle-tsian- -l conduct-! -aiMUall,-ror
ladles. Oysters, Diamond-back Terrapin and
Gamo a specialty.
IIAUVEY A IIOLBEW, Prop'.
Harvey, the originator of Steamed Oysters.
lO-ILSaETST HCOTJTSB-,
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Cor. Broadway and Twenty-Ninth St.,
How York City.
JAMES H. BRESLIN a BROTHER. Proprietor
STOVES.
THE STANDARD VAPOR STOVE.
SAFEST I BEST!
Now In operation at
1815 E Street Northwest.
W. H. HARROVER,
010 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
STOVES. RANGES and HEATERS 3
HOUBE-FURNIBIIINO GOODS.
STOVE AND FURNACE REPA1HB.
JIEDICAL.
IT IS NOT
A CURE ALL, bnt ns a tonlo and health re
ntwer, and for riood and Skin Diseases and
troubles dependent on Impure or Impoverished
blood, swift's Specific Is without a rival.
"My baby six months old broke out with, somo
kind of skin humor, and after being treated live
mouths by my family phyBlclan, was given up to
.dlo. The druggist recommended Swift's Specific,
'and the result was as gratifying as it was miracu
lous. My child soon got well, all traces of tho
dlst aso Is gono and he Is as fat as a pig.
"J. J. KIUKLAND,
"Mlnden, Rusk County, Texas."
"I usod Bwllt's Speclfla on my little daughter,
who as aflllctcd with Borne Blood Poison, which
had resisted all sorts of treatment. Tho Speclilo
relieved her permanently and I shall use It In my
practice,
"W. E. BRONTE, M, D.,
"Cypress Ridge, Ark."
; Onr treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases moiled
tree to applicants,
THEBWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Go.
N,Y. Office, 153 W. 23d st,, between Otb and 7th
avenues,
Philadelphia office, m chestnut street.
5ww5L?HJ-vv-vvvv,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITHOUT PLATES
Dr. C. L, ANDERSON, G0I 13th, cor. F St.
-DENTIST.
Formerly Expert of the SHEFFIELD TOOTH
CROWN CO.. New York city has located at
001 THIRTEENTH STREET, corner 1',
Makes a specialty ot
TOOTTI CROWNS I AND ARTIFICIAL TEETH
. WITHOUT PLATES.
This system entirely obviates the necessity ol
extracting teeth, does away with artificial teeth,
irevents the suffering caused by decay of tha
eeth and consequent extraction of the roots (pro
ducing a change In tho expression of the lace and
mouth) and a olds the pain and excessive annoy
onco oi opiate.
By this method roots and badly-decoyed teeth,
which are firm in position, may be restored to
perlctt usefulness and beauty, performing tbe
oUIco of mastication like the natural teeth.
General Dentistry In all Its brouches.
C. L- ANDERSON. P. P. 8.
DENTIST,
1310 g STREET NORTHWEST.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
'WWWVVWWWWWWM
One-Price Shoe Store,
A. L. HAZELTON,
3 BEVENTHBT.,
Under oaa-FeUows' Mall,
JPsfcte
Dealer In Wall Papers, Window Shades, Picture
Frames, Pictures, etc,
BIO SEVENTH STREET NORTmVTOT,
At