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THE EVENING CKITIO, WASHINGTON, D. O., TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1884.
our goods.
73e SevGDth Street. Vse
PamcPriGBs at J.B.Yome's.
Very Latest Stylos,
LOWEST MANrFACTUREItS' lMlICKH.
Ana Ptrsents given dally at YOUNU'S to !
in Tickets nooil for handsome) Oil Fainting.
Ill
WILLIAM R. RILEY,
111 ley Itnllillujr.t'nr. OlltninlKNIa.il. w.
Sryooods
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS
AND
LO"WESTPBICBS
LANSBURGH & BRO.,
420, 422 nnd 424 Seventh.Strect.
DDIRST O-OOJDB
Seventh St. Ono Prloo Store.
GUINN3P&CO.,
404 nnd 406 Seventh St. Northwest.
OHOCERItS.
Big New Store, 428 9th St.,
IB BELLING
STTGKflLOa,
(B it New York Brands.)
10 lbs, Granulated for ............
10 Iba. standard "A" for.......
10 lbs. Kxtro "C" for...... .....
10 lbs. Llgbt Brown for.. ....
.- 'SO.
...730.
... T0C.
FLOTnR..
i bbl. sack Silver King...
bbl.ttiirnrnc
X bbl. Ceres
Extraordinarily
Ji bbl. Superlative..
1UW HUCS,
.4
(bbl. Germ.,
U bbl. Crystal...
bbl. Flllsbury,
o-xcrosrEia goods.
Gallon cans Fresh Apples, per can lie.
Gallon cans Tomatots, per can ... 23c,
(lallon cans Tomatoes, per dozen... i TO
&lb. cans Tomatoes, per doren-.... ..... DSc.
sugar Corn (Mnlno packed), per dozen 05c.
Fresh Salmon (lour choice brands), a cans for fiOc,
Fresh Lobster (Star brand), 3 cans for Wc.
Mushrooms (now) scans for. .............. tl u)
Knglish Plnm Pudding sie andCOc.
McJUurrsys s-io, reaencs (rare Dargniujo
cans lor..
. l 00
428 NINTH STREET.
Bryan's Pride Hour.
ONE CARLOAD OF TlllB rOrULM.HRA.ND
OF FLOUR JUST DECEIVED BY
C. O. BIEA-TST,
1413 NEW YORK AVENUE.
slrThe above nonr makes lrom 40 to 00 pounds
mure bread to the barrel than any other In the
unmet, Wye It a trial
JSTOTIO-B-
Eurchell's Spring Leaf Tea,
AT 80 CENTS A rOUND.
The Genuine Article
jory Can only bo obtained In Paper Packages here
alter.
13SB F STREET.
&
It
U U. HXlJJUJLillXUXlt
Wholesale and TUtall Dealers lu
Groceries, FineWines,&c.
AGENTS FOR WERNER'S
"AMERICA."
A Fore American Winn, All tho best Foreign
Cordials and lllttern. We are also Agents for the
Celebrated CLYSMIO WATER, and
Calvin Shafer's Wild Cherry Rock nnd Rye
WHEN YOU Ann BUYING
TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES,
Remember you can get them at New York Prices
at the
American Tea Store,
COn. SEVENTH AND I BTfl.
UAHUUUIl Si HAMILTON,
Wholesale
FLOOR. WINE ANDUUOUERYMERCnANTS
087, 030, oil Louisiana Avenue.
"W. X. XX. OISSBL,
1014 SEVENTH ST. N. W.
Fine Groceries and Liquors.
Grind Tour Own Bone,
Menl, Oyster Nliclls null
Corn In the
85 HAND MILL
(F.Wllson'sFAlent).
100 per rrnl. more madoln keeping Ponl
II? Also, rotfer Mills and Fiirm Fecit
Mills, Circulars and Testimonials sent on appli
cation, WILSON BROS., Easton, Pa.
ANTIQUE & HISTORICI
FTmNlTTmE, CLOCKS, OUTlLABSWAnE.
OLD CHINA, 11UABH ANDIUONU and FEND-
EIIB BOUOUT AND BOLD at
ZI3VC3S4:bR,3VEA.3T'S,
plf 410 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
EEOTO-MGttA.YIIG.
1TA.VINO MtOENTLY FITTED UI' A
Phqto-ETjgraviDg EstaWishmeut,
In connection wllb my PATENT PI100E33, 1
am prepared to lurnlsti
ILLCbVllATIONU AT NEW YOIIK TltlCES.
i'hotosraphlne on Wood for the Trade.
MAURICE JOYCE.
418 ELEVENTH STHEET NOUTHWIWT,
DARBY,
NevyBpaper, Book and Job Printer,
43U NINTH BTBEET KOBTUWKBT,
Bet- D and E,
Is prepared rrlat Newspapers, Books, Fata-
hlct, Arguments. Briefs Catalogues, Blanks,
lictjlar.Carcl,iu.,dlc.,t short notice, In the
test style, at loir prices, Batlshtctloii gnarantted.
Itntt ItUJTUS li DAJIBY,
JOSEPH BART & CO.,
P,5tI'OT?BRS,
OritioBuiicyng, 511 Ninth St
VlncOfK, Exeonted 1'roiupUy.
ELPHOKZO YOUNGS
THE EVENING OIUTIGJ
Pnbllthcd Dally (Sundays Excepted)
BY TUB
EVENING CRITIC PUBLISHING COMPANY
Oil NINTH BTREET NOIIT1IWKOT,
Washington, D.C.
TEUMSl
single corv.. .. a oenth
BY OAItltlKll, per Month .......S3 CENTS
BY MAIL,(Pstago raid) Ono Year 1 1. BO
BY MAIL, (rostage Paid) Blr Months 3.35
Hall (Subscriptions Inrarlablj In Advisee.
Address
KVENINO CRITIC PUBLISHING COMPANY
Washington. P.O.
Jfiitere at lfi roitopu in TTaiMnpfonarieeond
elan matter.
Tuo8day, July 1, 1884.
It is claimed that two Rcnulno casos of
cliolcrrt havo been reported to tho health
ollico In St. Louis, Mo.
Hon. Wayne JIacVbaoh announces
that ho Is out of politics. And still politics
teem to ho getting nlong as usual.
m
The Democracy won't stand n ghost of n
chnrjco this campaign not oven If thoy
uomlnato a ghoal Instead of flesh nnd bones.
We cay again, Undo Joo, keep your cyo
on that tore too. Thero Is whero nil your
woes will comofrom If thoy corao ntoll
at Chicago.
,
Boss Ki:i.r.Y docs not want tho cntlro
earth. Ho only wants tho oxclustro and
perpetual tight to namo tho Democratic
iioraluco for tho presidency.
Tun effect of tho nppcal of Koprosouta
tlvo Calkins and others In behalf of Gen
oral tiwatnt scorns to havo had an effect
that of hurrying up a court-martial detail.
DnKTunitN, tho awful day la drawing
near; that day when you must choosobo
tween a barrel, a tank, or honest poverty
must dccldo whether you will havo any
"sugar in your'n1' ortako It raw.
Turin: is n dlsputo between tho friends
of tho Widow Butler and Mr. Honrl Wat
tctEon's ''Star-Eyed floddoss of ltcform'1 ni to
which will mako tho decpor Impression on
tho bachelor delegates to tbo National
Democratic Convention. Tbo Widow has
this advantago sho has two eyes, and thoy
work In different directions.
Tiieke aro twenty-sovon papers which
support Blalno and Logan in tho Stato of
Virginia a larger number than over sup
ported tho Itcpubllcan ticket before. And
not an editor has been filled full of buck
shot yet, though tho canvass has boon run
ning nearly n month. Will tho Democratic
National Committee, plcaso notlco this
lack of enthusiasm on tho part of tho Demo
crats of tho Old Dominion?
The Atlanta ComlKulioii calls John Kelly
and Tammany a nulsanco and tho Now
York Ucraltl Joins lu "danged If thoy
nln't." Of course tho Herald is down on
Kelly and all other Irishmen. Tho old
Scotch prejudices of tho cldor Bonnott will
show thcmsolvcs in young Jim ovcry now
aud then. NovcrthoIc3s thoy aro all dead
cocks In tho pit without tho aid of Koliy
and his Tammauyltcs and that's tho nul
sanco of It.
The Now York Il'orW says Clovoland
was onco an ollico boy, and swept 'out a law
ofilce. Tho World's Information is good as
far us It goes, but It does not go far enough.
Did ho
'Tolleli up the handle
01 tho big Iront door"
also? That's what wo want to know. If
bo did, bo's tho man, A model of tho door
and handlo could bo prepared, and thon tho
cnndidato'could tiavel around with thorn,
giving uractlcal demonstrations that ho
sprang from tho Joins of honest povorty
at tho samo tlmo singing or whistling se
lections from "rinaforo," accompanod by a
Jcwsharp or concertina and a horso-fiddio.
Many of tho old copper-bottomed Domo
crats of Indiana nro klckiug llko lnuloi
against tho nomination of Colonel Gray, and
quito n number of Democratic papers of tho
Ifooslcr Stato aro throwing cold wator on
his canvass. For Instance tho Kvatisvlllo
Cornier, edited by Colonel Shanklln, ono of
tho leading men of his party. Bays that
c,vcr slnco ho entered tho party Gray has
been n beggar for office, and adds that If
"his Democracy nnd bis canuluaoy aro not
synonymous they aro, at least, contempo
raneous." Colonel S. thinks that ho has
been hotter rewarded than any man who
ever entered the party. Tho liloorulleld
Dmccrul and tbo Portland imtlii nro also
lashing out at Gray whllo still other
Democratic papers nro treating their candi
date for Governor with tantalizing indlf
ertnee. On tho wbolo It looks now as
If Gray would bo tho worst beat candldato
for Governor tbo Democrats havo put up for
a score of years.
The Secretary of War has wlsoly ap
pointed fcr tho trial of General Swaltn n
court composed of tho highest olllccrs lu
every brauch of tho scrvico and from ovory
portion of tbo country oJllccrs wbo3o do
clslon on any subject would volco tho
unanimous opinion of tho Army, and
whoso finding In this caso cannot bo subject
to riucstlon or suspicion of fear or favors.
As yet Gcucrnl Stvalm Is not undor
charges, and will thorcforo not bo subject
to suspension.
Colonel Scott, who acted as Judge-advo-cato
of tho court of inquiry, has boon as
signed tho task of preparing tho charges
that of conduct unbecoming an olllcer and
a gentleman In Gcnoral Swalm's case, nliil
of duplicating pay-accounts lu (blond
Morrow's caso. Colonel Scott Is thoroughly
acquainted with tho ovldcnco against tuou
o Ulcers, and Is a good lawyer too good to
allow any technical defect to creep Into hU
work.
A singular coincidence lu oonnoctlou
with tho court-martial Is tho fact that tho
thrcooulccrs who will ho most promlueut
in its proceedings Goneral Schoflold, who
will prcsldo j Gcnoral Terry, who will bo
next in order, and Major A. 1). Garduor, tho
Judgo advocato aro tho officers who hold
tho samo position In tho Fits-John Portor
court-martial, at which, somo will romoni
bcr, that General Schoflold, as piosldont,
aud Major Gardner, as recorder, distin
guished themselves by somo learned legal
discussions.
It was dcslied by mauy officers that tho
Judgc-advocato might ho selected outsldo
of tho Judge-Advocato-Gcnoral'8 Depart
ment, as It seemed host for somo reasons
i hat a subordinate of General Swalm's
should not bo called upon to conduce tho
piosccution of his chief, but Secretary Lin
coln decided that It was of groater Import
auto that tho shrewdest and keenest logal
officer of tho Army should bo selected to
guard tbo court-martial from any question
able proceeding or legal futnnglouont that
might affect the validity 'of its decision
and who would YiO able to opposo tllstla
gulsbed counsel for tbo accused,
The testimony taken before tho Court of
nqulry Is ovldcnco heforo tho court-martial
nnd need not bo repcatod heforo that
lody, although tho court-mArtlal has tho
light to recall nny or all of tho wltnos3es
nnd to extend its Inquiry far boyond tho
rnngo covered by tho Court of Inquiry. Tho
belief that tbo court-martial cannot como
to nny other conclusion than that tho
charges nro sustained docs not diminish tho
Interest In tho important developments that
will result from Us investigations.
THE SQUlBn DANK CRASH.
1'itrllier Procccillncn In tlio Court
To.iliiy.
Tho caso otThcron 0. Crawford against J. II,
Equlorand Jay II. Bmltb, nsaljnoe, tor a ro
eclrer and Injunction, was to-day again betoro
Juatlco Cox In tho Equity Court. Mossrs. Cook
ft Colo and A. C. Iilcharils appeared, tor tho
complainant?, Mr. Nat, Wilson lorCommla
eloncr Edmonds, Mr. It. D. Mussoy for Mr.
Bqulor ant Judgo Samuel fihollabargor tor tho
assignee
Mr. Wilson brought up tho nuttor ot tho
petition ot commissioner Edmonds and said
that ho was roady to orfor bond and orroroU
Mr. llorneo cummlngs.
Judge Cox acceptod tho suroty.
Tho nmount ot tbo bond Is not named.
Mr. Uhollabnrgor presonted a scheduloot tho
assets nrepnred by tho assignee, Which toot up
somo 17,000, .
Mr. cook sold thero was suroly mora than
tliat and referred to tbo report ot Major A. C.
Richards, who also preparod n list and said
that thero wcro voucher?, tho valuo or which
wcro not ascertained, What they wanted was
n good receiver,
Mr. Bhollabargor road trom tho Hot fur
nished by tho nsslgneo, showing that thoro was
less than 7,XX) available. Ilo orrerod as so
curlty o. u. cornlsh lor (5,000, J. E.W. Thomp
son $2,(JUt) and Mr. Ounuell, ot Alexandria,
Vn tor 7,000.
Mr, cook thought the effort ot Mr. Sheila
bargcrwasto get tho assets down as low ns
poeelblo In order that Mr. Bmltb might bo nblo
to clvo tho security. Ho had on objection to
onoot tho sureties, Mr, Squlor having iloodod
his houso to blm alter inaklns tho assign
ment. .
Mr, Mussoy said that It was customary to ax
tho bond or amount or It on tho amount ot as
sets as they wcro lound. As to Mr. Ounnoll,
ho was tho bouoUclary under a dood ol trust
longptlorto this assignment.
Mr. cook said mat whllo socurltlos In differ
ent amounts wore takon In tho Criminal Court
as n matter ot morpy, ouch a practice ho did
not think wa well to follow in equity.
Mr. bhollauafLorsnldthat Mr. Uunnell hap
pened to bo tho bencnclary undor cortiln
deeds ot trust, nnd as tho property had boon
deeded to bin), he was much bettor scuurity.
Tho others wcro also good. It It should turn
out that tho vouchors referred to by Major
Itlehards wcro good and It was nocossary to
Increase Iho bond, they would try to giro
nmplo security. Their objoct was to socuro
tho ci editors.
"What Is your Idoa as to tho amount ot tbo
bond!" Inquired tho Court ot Mr. Cook.
"It ought to bo $100,000 oral least 00,000,"
answered Mr, cook.
Judco Cox said that bosldos tho $11,000, to
tal ot nssots, thoieelgnoo had an equity ot re
demption In tho bonds claimed by Mr, Ed
monds and besides thero was tho largo mass
ot vouchers referred to by Major Itlehards. Ho
would fix the bond at $30,000, and would pro.
lor that each surety should bo (or tho samo
amount.
"Wo will try togtvolt," said Mr.Bhellabar
ger. Judga Cox gavo them until to-morrow to
lurnleh tho surety.
xoiiuc JIcul Ilcntl xiiis.
The Voltaio Dllt Co., ot Marshall, Mlctf;
oner to sono tneir ceioDraiou lixtiwvuli
t.uo Br.i.T and other electuio Ai'tJUtA,cr.s on
trial tor thirty days, tojneft (ygong or old) at
nictcd with nervous dibllra'nossot vitality
and manhood, and all llaSred troubles. Also
lor rheumatism, neefullta, paralysis, nnd
many other dlscasv. Ijoilploto restoration to
health, lgornd raapbqpd guaranteed. No
risk is lncurfod as thirty. days trial is allowed.
WrlloaHtm at onco for Illustrated pamphlet
REAL ESTATE.
Iho following traastors ot real ostatoworo
Hied for record to-day with tho Rocorder of
Docds, as roportod oxcluslroly to Tun Cnmo
by J. F, Olmstend: ,
L street south, botween rour-and-a-baltand
Blxtu streets west, equaroHOO. part ot lots IB
nnd lu. li tl. tront. vrnilam UenrT to Mary 11.
Knox; (000. I
Fourth etreet cast, botwoon ronneylvanla I
nvcnuo nnd B street south, square 7bu, sublet
15, 20x70, James II. Edwards to Joseph Bur
rouchs ot al.i ftl.OOO.
Bear ot Fourteenth strcot oast, botwoon
South Carolina avenuo and 0 street south,
square 1000, part ot lot's, north 3:1 ft, on ISO
it. alley hy 100 ft. UVj in- William H.Tunau to
Benjamin 1'. Lolghtom (liOO.
It street north, betweon Ninth aud Tenth
streets west, square UU3, sublot 18, UUxDO, tho
citizens' Building Company to Ooorgo Wright;
(1)12.
F street north, cornor ot Twenty.second
slrcot west, squaro 67, lot 1,7-xltfB tt.lSVj
lu., Susanna It. Oreuu et ai. to uharlea o.
Duncaneon; $100.
Squaro dOl, part of lots 23 aud 21, John
BOyloctnl. to Arlington I'lro insuranco Com
pany; nominal.
Clark sircet, between Dolawaro nvonuo ana
Third streot wosr, square BO I, sublot fid, irix
CO, Anna M. Farley to Matilda Tylor; (07.21.
Hlxth Btreot west, between Massachusetts
avenuo and K street north, squaro west ot .181,
part ot lot C, south t!2xl00, U. U. Warnor to
lease Bowbcor; $l,r00.
mniu sircet west, corner j- etreet uuriu,
squaro .TJ8, sublot HI, 20x11 l'u, tho heirs ot
John S. Uolllngshoad, trustee, to Jaraos U. Sa
vlllo,ln trust.
l'ubllc square, botwoon rifth and Sixth
streets cast, squaro 837, part ot lot a, oast !)x
DO, Elizabeth A. Kennedy et nl, to Charles 11c
Ueo; $1,800.
A streot south, botwoou Sixth ar.d Seventh
stretts cast, equaio BOO, part, 21x128 1-12,
Moccs Brndehaw to Sarah A. Uradshaw; S3.S00.
Seventh street east, botwoon East Capitol
and A Btrects south, squaro 8U0, pirt nl lot
2(1, 10x00, Do Wilt F, Cowl to Joseph Moehan;
(012.
Filth strcot west, botwoon F and (j stroots
north, Bquaro17U, sublot UI,d8xOMi.nx lu
Marcarct It. lloga to CbarliuUl. WeKenneyr
600. r Tg,
wuiiuiy.iv w
property A-' T
, CharrVC--trncansou to
Merld
Ixit 7. Clock
Eleanor B. Moi
Lot 10. bloi
!)70.
oOCbarlea 0. Duncanson to
itoDcr,
looklO. Charles 0. Duncan-
eon to Ai
M. Salmon: $1,102 GO.
TnkonnVrark Lots 1 and A. block subdivi
sion ot a rammer Farm, llonj. F. atlhert tJ
aeorgo W. T. Wrlght:$l.G31.0J.
Mt. l'lensant-Lot E, John r. Kelly's subdi
vision, John 1', Kelly to Squlra and Amanda
Willis i $300.
Mt. i'loasant-Lot 03, Lotghton ot nl.. subdi
vision, Benjamin F. Lotghton, ot nl., trustees,
to Katberlno Walker: (031.20.
Fart ot St. rinllp and , "Jacob Containing 3
acres-John T. Ball to John 0. Amberger;$200.
JIlKHlontiry HxciirMlou.
An excursion on tho W. W, Corcoran will bo
given by tho Ilanillue Young Ladles ot tho
Foreign Missionary Society on next Monday
ntOp.m.i return about 11 p. m. Tlckotsfor
lady aud gcntloman, 75 centsi slnglo tlckots,
GO cents, Muslo aud refreshments at city
rotes,
An Eilltur's Ilxtiorlcncc.
After Irvine numerous remedies for rhe
-w ... . ..,. . rf,-.
IW"
rma-
ucnt relief toothers sufTorlng from jaouuia
lUm, Atlor taking ball a dozsu tiolUsn I f ound
that tho disease waa ontlrely arlveiiflut ot my
sjstcin, andapermauentcuro sganrod, Tiibi
was over a year ago, and slnco Uwn even dur
ing our most eovero weathers'wlth sudden
chances, 1 have never surfercdroroturn of tho
old attack, which dlsaHod yt from editorial
work. BllshtattaokshavoMbldod promptly to
a few doses of s, ti, o anttinlsappoarod wltblu
forty-eight hours, j
It is very seldom. Indeed, that 1 recommond
anything to tho ptibllf u this manner, but I
feel it duo to your valuable preparation, that
has given mo suclunonB desired nud much
needed roller, to euto these facts thus pub
licly. I am sure Jflat but tor your Bpeclilo I
ehould bavp boeiflald asldo from Journalistic
work, as tho sererest attack was lu my right
arm nnd haniUT As thousands aro now sutfur
luglnatlmllCr manner, and nituy ot thorn
hcsltatoforcrtaln reasons to uso your pro.
paratlon, jt am constralnod to addross yon
this voluntary testimonial tor publication In
tneir Dconir.
HiDNr.v ucnnnnT, Atiantt. tit.
Trcalsoon Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.:
:8wiit 8ITCIFI0 Co., Drawer It, Atlanta,
SO W.23J street. N.Y.. and 1203 Ghost-
Ulreot, Philadelphia,
Tlio 'i'hli'ty.llrst IIciWn Tlioiu All.
New York Journa',
Juno is tho most nonular month forwod-
inner, and too via ana i
the most fortunato days od
aro coujumtf
bj'toombaru
on mo tea or .matrimon
OEANnjMjMreurslon, Ohailel rolnt, July 1,
he summer hotels aro Bondlnc out nrlvate
circulars onerlug materially reduced rales,
" AlflerneyDnlrj Wngjous."
Fresh Aldern'oy nutter, cnuriiea verutnk
log and dejlrerei'lo Hi m ';WalinTO, 35c
per lb. Also, cptkjp eairfrafternulk and
tweet, mlUt GCri iLWSC. fix f Int.
i&Al
Wis
Vlsu
HCV.
iorHin': siu
TTan(iB,'Mi
nrsinu
Why Jot Improve, the
TEAM?, TEAHP, TRAMP,
The Boys are Marching Straight
to Our Store, where a rare chance
to Parents and Guardians to se-
nnrQ .1-1 a
For their Wardsand Children
AT A &REAT
As we are determined to
iitock More removing to
V
Mm
931 Pennsylvania Ave.
The Great Slaughter
IN
KIM'S PALACE
SLAUGHTER HOUSE.
Ifjou don't buy Bargalnsnow yon never will.
Bead our Frlccs.
1,000 Fine Cobura PIccadilllcs at 20c.
1,000 Small and Medium Capo Maya at
20c.
5,000 Elegant Trimmed Hats at 25c.
5,000 Fine Leghorn Hats at 25c.
3,000 Plumes at 50, 75 and 99 cents.
Thousands of Bunches of Tips at 37, 50,
75 cents and $1.
Ribbons, I'lowcis. Satins, Bilks, Laces and all
styles of Hats and Bonnets have got to go.
No Block to be csrrled over.
Elegant Black EnglisliTrobleGrapo
33 per cent, less than market value.
EON'T FAIL TO CALL AT
KIM'S PALACE,
814 Scvonti Si. Norlhivost.
IT WILL FAY YOU.
IP
with:
a
ly.rAY mean "Foljoncd with rotash." This Is
1 tho case with hundreds who havo been un
wlto enough lo tsko Barsaparlllas, Fotath Mix
tures, clc, until digestion Is almost latally Im
paired, bn Ill's Spccllle Is a veite able remedy and
rieiori'sine Bysuin io neailli ana uunusuji ma
waste made by theso poisons,
"I was surferlnR m Ith blood polsou, nnd treated
several months nlth Mercury and Potash, only
to make mo worse. Ihe l'olash took away my
appctlto and gave me dyspepsia and both gavo
iuh rlKumatlsm. 1 then took Harssparlllas. etc.
All these Sarsaparllla mixtures Imvii Fotush In
them. '1 his made me still worse, as It drovutho
poison further Into my system. A friend Insisted
I should take Snllt'sBpeclllo' and It cured roe or
tho Blood l'oleon, drove the Mercury und I'otash
out ofmy system, and today I am as well as I
over was. OEO. O. WELI.ttAN, Jn.,
"Salem, Masi."
John A, Smith, tho largest merchant In Clalnes
vllle, On.,sa,t: "I suffered for years from tho
combined ellects of Erysipelas and Eczema. I
continued to grow worse under medical treat
ment and by taking medicine containing Fotash,
U.S. B. cured me thoroughly and absolutely. My
appetite, strength and llesh returned aslwas
cured with It."
Treatise on Blood and Sklu DHeases mailed
free to applicant;. ,-,-
Drawer 8, Atlanta, (la.
N. Y, Offlcc, 15) W, 2Jd St., bet. Cth and 7th
l'hllailclphlaOlll ce. 1205 Chestnut street.
BDMONSTON & CO.,
Pox-rcot-Xnttlns; SIioch.
inso and mil v STRUin',
And at Avtnue Sloro-Ulu I'ENN, AVENUE;
Gtos Cooking Stoves,
For Bala at the, Gaslight QIEooJ
XKNTH frnuncT,
Golden Opportunity?
A"
bODI
SACEIEIGE
Close Out our Entire
our "Sm Store.
JooKsjfojTjmur
NEW BOOKS.
Irvlsg's Impressions of America,
htory of Uoupd'Etat. DoMaupas.
Thol'-ntalled Hat. "Oath."
Vucntlon Cruleis.
Battle of Stone's Illver, Stevenson.
Tbo bllverado Squatter. Utcvensou.
InuiniTlIninnrfi. Itlnrlcninrn.
Mothers lii Council.
Quicksands. Mrs. Wlsner.
Itoman singers. Crawford.
Rapid Ramhllncsln Europe. Falkncr.
Tho Ulant's Robe. Austey.
A largo stock of cheap publications lor summer
reading always on hand at
WM. H. MORRISON'S,
i 470 rennsylvanlit Avenue,
Buy Your Books and Stationery
AT
:, .xvfl:s'
TWO STORES.
PIANOS & MUSIC
JOHI ELLIS & 00,,
937 Ponna. Avenue,
Near Tenth Street.
THE OLDEST AND LAROEsT MUSIC HOUSE
IN Mil CITY.
ESTABLISHED 1833.
Willi
AND OTHER
?TOSI
Mason & Hamlin, Smith American, Geo.
Woods &. Co., Fort Wayno, Chase,
Sterling and Estcy Organs,
(as, f30, 10, too, (00, 75 and upward.
Good Second-hand Flanos lrom (10 upward. All
guaranteed, and If not as represented will bo ox
changed or money refunded.
a-. . cxJiKr,
Docker Bros.' Pianos,
BURDETT OUQAN3.
407 TENTH BTREET NORTHWEST,
PIANO TUNING
AND
REPAIRING.
j. 3?- x.xras,
SIB miitIiNIundcrchurch,uoxttoCrtlcorace
EinGrsOn.SlGcUBan'sFiuis.gipH
Wilcox Whlto and Kimball Or-! (all)
funs. Flanos and Organs cold on Instalments,
rented or exchanged; rent applied If purchased,
HENRY EBERBACH, 915 F St.
Managing Partner ot the late firm ot Kills ACQ.
THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING CO.,
OF 1 1SIJ NEW YORK AVENUE,
rurnlth tho best and cheapest substitute lor
WOOD ENURAVINU.
Bend for prices and samples, a:o
S- 3ST- MEYER,
033 SEVENTH BTREET NORTHWEST.
Gold nnd Silver Trimmings for Regalias, Bin.
ncrs, Ac. np8-g
WANTED TO ANNOUNCE THAT AT THE
Ornamental Iron Works,
FORD & CO.. 131 N, 1. AVE. N, W
Iron Ballings and all descriptions ot Iron Work la
maueto order, Ksllmaten given.
J. A. HAYWAItU. Manager.
A, B. KEYES, 3. L. SMITH,
XCB-HTBS SO OO,
Close Carriages for Weddings, Calls and Recep
tions. Boarding aud Livery Stable. Wlllsrd's
Hotel Stables, earner Uthmid Bsts.
DUMB BELLB. DUMB BELLS,
THK BEST IN THK OI'VY.
FOB BALK BY V. SCILNEIDEIl BON,
my KCNNA. AVK. AND ISM. BT
f
wbm S wm
MfseSuhkttMMm
CLOT MHO.
.'A-WVW . V
Excelsior Clothing House
JUSTUS HOLLANDER,
1217 Pennsylvania Avo, 1217
Popular Styles 1
THE FOUn-BUTTON CUTAWAY,
The Graceful Garment for business or dress wear.
THE PRINCE ALDEIIT,
Close-flttlng, silk-faced, blgh-cut, broad-braided.
THE SINGLE-BREASTED SACK,
lllgh.cut or 10ng roll, sllk-rccd or sllk-ltned
3Onr collection ef these styles Is extensive,
Including tho newest and most elegant fabrics and
colorlng.ln Worsted, Corkscrews and Mixtures.
An Inspection ol Iho variety and low prices will
result In your buying from
UOAH WALKER & CO.,
Tailors and Clothlors,
02B l'JINNA. AVK.
The Pool Busted,
Having more goods than money, nnd betas'
anxious to closo out mj stock for tho benellt of
my unhappy creditors, I will, ror n fewdosonlyj
give tho snup an ay at the following prices I
tl Boys' Bailor Bulls now 1LS0.
2.1.0 hoys' Sailor Suits now 12.
7V. Boys' Single Fants, ago 4 to 11, now Kc,
f 1 llo s' Flannel Hhlrtu alsts now 79c
JuoMen'slIluolllouso nowll.X.
Wen's nnd Boys' Casslmere Suits, Wad ui.
Mc.,76e., nnd II Ladles' Slippers and straw Hats
In treat variety at
SZEZLiIB-Sr'S,
101 AND 1010 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
HEfllOTG, the Clothier,
410 Boventn Streot.
SpriDil anil Slimmer Goob
GRAND OPENING DAILY
Gentlemen, yon are Invited lo Inspect one of the
Largest and Finest Assortments ol Foreign Goods
ever received In our city
Mill Tailoring Estalstait
OF WASHINGTON.
H. D. BARR,
' Hit Pennsylvania' Avenue.
B. ROBINSON & CO.,
The Boys' Clothiers,
BOB PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK AU-
SPRING- OVERCOATS
MEN'S AND YOUTHS', READY MADE.
X37"LI3ST te CO-,
11130 F STREET.
I. HAMBURGER & SONS,
TAILORS AND OLOTHIKIW,
U l'KNNA. AVK,,nnrtT Metropolitan Ifntel.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
"V"WWWVV , wVVWVsV V ,WVWWWVI
LOUIS KETTLER,
Xl-CO-X--X TAILOB,
1328FSTREETN.W.,
Has received his Cloths nnJ Cosslmcres and In-
vltea an Inspection of t he name.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
INSURES SATISFACTION.
MBBTZ, "TAILOR,"
100 1 F STREF.T.
(3ILOG-.A.SrS
Instalment louse!
Tlio Great ent Jndacement ever oflered to the
clUrena of WashlnKton to furnish their homes by a
email outlay ofensh and tho balance In easy weolcly
or monthly payments. Wo havo tbo larRCBtand
best assortment of coodi and the lowest prices of
nny house lu the city. Our titoclc comprises a full
line of
Chamber Furnituro & Parlor Suites.
Carpets, Mattings, OH-Cloths, Rurjs,
Children's Carriages, Refrlacrators,
Pier and Mantle Glasses, Clocks, &o
OroKon'slNtho Lardest Tnstallment rurnituTO
and Carpet Houso In the United mates (formerly
tbo It Ink, en
MVWYOltlC AVK., Birr. ISth&lilhStfl.N.W.
('all befure purcliablne cfaeu'icre and savo
Catarrh "ay fever
is n lypu ui cinrru
hAVlnc pootillur
symptom. Ulsat
tended by hn lw
flamed condition of
tho llulrni mem
bmnes of lh) not
trlli, tear-ducts and
throat, uifecllnetho
lunzs. An acrid
mucus Is Bccreledt
thodlschnreo hac
companttHl with a
burulnif sensation,
Thero are sovero
Hpasmsot sneezlntrt
frequent nttaiksof
lieailache, watery
and inflamed eyes.
Ci't'iiiu llulm is
ri rom.iltf Intinrlnil
AY-FEV.EK?fi'0'f0r,rffit,l,i'sea,0o
and can be depended upon, CO cents at druggists.
10c. by mall. Sample bottle by mall ICC,
I1I.Y llltO.N., nriiiBisti,f,ucito,X. V.
loJO-iu w f
GEO. WILLNER,
Has In stork a full line ol Carpeting,, all grades
Oilcloths, Cocoa and Straw Mattings. Also, latest
ttylesln wall I'aper, Window shades and Curtain
Ooodi, Wire Window and Door Screens.
FRI0E3 LOW.
aBosas -w:iiXi:Eit,,
NO. -18U NINTH STREET NORTHWEST,
UNDERTAKERS.
JOSBFH O.X.1l.
Formerly of Henry Loe's Son,,
UNDERTAKER,
Now and commodious warcroom, No. 321 Fenn.
ave. northwest. Residence on premises. M tl
ADDIBON XJ-----.
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER AND CABINET
MAKER.
Ready-made Canine, Caskets and Shrouds, No.
Stil Ui t., corner of C s. w. Branch Store, til
ass. ave. n, w, Orders promptly executed at
reasonable rales. rati
B. F. HABVEY, UNDEBTAE03B,
031 SEVENTH BTREE" NORTHWEST.
The public Is reapectlnlly notlSed that lam no
longer at 32 V at., bnt Kit Seventh street n, w.
Male no mistake. U, ,F, A-VKY.
B?AMBPI
WOOD AND COAL.
J..M. WIQ1ATLET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Anthracite anil Bitnininous Coal,
Pino, Oak and Hickory Wood,
ram,' J.,V.ockiSflli'lT'n,"c? i seiecinl for
the trMe'rT ctt a,w5'.",M low "y houso In
llvcrv ami .??SLl.h.oro,,,,".'15r,.,c"cncl ''or de
irvery and standard weight (JAW pounds) lo the
A CALL SOLICITED.
0H!co and yard: 2dst& Indiana an. n. w.
Near Baltimore A Ohio Depot.
eOUCAJloHAL.
SPENCKRIAN BUSINESS OOLLWIK T f IN.
win Hall building, comer ,f wintham! n
reels northwest.. Cay and in Re "ses
sions. Complete In Its arrangements iS, VLiniK
eons and daughters, and mt n nnd women "rililF.
support and real life. Scholarship for year, S
date of entrance, day or evening, too: special
terms by month or quarter, or for year by instal
ments. Stndents received every month In the
year. SPltlNO AND. SUMMER SKHSIONa!
Address HKNltY dSrKNOKn.rrlntlniil.
MRS. BAHA A. BrHNOKH. VIce-lTlnclpal.
OUR STORE
IiStt!,'!l,n.,0..8EyK,N,"cnnra!0,rooTOs for tho
exhibition ol our stock In special classlilcatlons:
S?.Jn ' Vvoted to. ARTISTIO FIIl:
FLACKS: ono to all grades et TILhStono to
B IONZKD llEPRontJlJTlONS OF l'LAOUES.
MUltAL DECORATIONS I ono to BRASH
LAMI'H,0A8STANDS,l)i;t0RATE81IAI)EH
and IIIIIC-A-IIRAO IIHA8SXH; oru toHLATK
iiAliuiA rooKJNd jianhkhT uoKaik
KUIINAOKil.I.AlJNnitY WroVES and BANI,
TARY FLUMIIINO FIXTURES, and tho Srlncl'
KW'0 VlA.?,S?0K,'J0 n,, O'l'COOklNU
"TOVKH, VASES nnd RUSTIC HKATS.
A.ira'.LA.AIJV'P.N ''"' oooDa and
rti-w.,. -nwoiVftikiiUaiu U IltJMjlUJt
13 t KINTH ST11KET.
East WasMnnton Aflvertisements.
v-wv v
BEST IN AMERICA,
Dooley's Rialto Soda Water,
Byrui.s drawn from nliaa tanks.
II CEMIII a. UI.AN.S.
7"-A.?It
FROMTTnB
OELlIHHArKU UKAL.1NU 81'ltINUjl,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
R. B. FERGUSON,
BECOND AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. B. B.S
AOKNT FOR D. O. "
' CONFECTIONERY.
GOTO
WEIDMAN'S, OOS'JPennn. Avo. 8. B.
For Puro Candles, Fine Foreign and Domcstlo
Fruits. Cakes, l'lcs, Nuts, 4c.
hew Toe oeeam & dininq saloon
1743 FOURTEENTH STREET.
The best Cream will be furnished In saloon and
sent per order to any part of the city. Cakes. Con
fectionery, Fruits, etc, constantly on hand.
Meals served to persons at their rooms at low
rates. 11. millKAV.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
V. V A.V.VAVV.VAAVAAA, VVVNiVvVVWAtAA
18(58 ESTABLISHED 18G8
Ladles' and Oentlcmcn'o
0 jslci1 Haiti ami ItelaniTiui
I0IG Penna. Ave., cor. Ilth Street,
The lament Oj.ter iiouse In tho United Btatea
nnd the meet perfectly conducted restaurant la
the city, a 11 brands ot the Tlnest Oyaters that the
Chesapeake and Northern waters produce are
nerved, with every delicacy ot tho bgjlbou.
Thft XJidtiH nnlnnn tanna nt tlia h-mlanmMf tn
All Hmppolntments. ud u couducioa especially
frit- Ii1ll (!-- Ttlamnn ,1 V,iV.I en i ''.
lariftGitfl. Ojftttrs. Diamond-back Term Din -nTi,
UameacpccTaH;
xcpcclaiiy. -
4IarreV( the orfiluator of Btcoroed Oyaters.
ca-iiiSE-rr kcotjts ,
EUROPEAN TLAN,
Cor. Broadway and Twenty-Nlritu rir,
How York City.
JAMES H. BRESLIN & BROTHER, Proprietor
STOVES.
THE STANDARD VAPOR STOVE.
SAFBSTl BEST!
Now In operation at
W- BC- X?Xi3-r'S
1315 K Wtrret Norllnvost.
W. H. HARROVER,
810 SEVENTH BTREET NORTHWEST.
DTOVE3, I7ANGE3 and HBATBRli
" HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
6T0VK AND FURNACE REF-IRS.
MEDICAL.
IT IS NOT
A CURE ALL, but ns a tonlo and health re
newer, nud tor Blood and Hklu Diseases and
uonbles dependent on lmpuru or Impoverished
blocd, bwlU'a SpeclUc Is wuhout arlvul.
"My baby six months old broke out with some
kind of skin humor, and aher being treated live
months by my family physician, was given un to
die. The druggist recommended Swill's Spccllle.
and Ihe rcsulf was as gratifying as It was miracu
lous. My child soon got well, all traces of the
dlsisse Is gouo and ho Is as fat as a pig.
"J. J. KtllKLAND,
"Mlndeu, Busk County, Texas,"
"I used Snllt'B Specific on my llttlo daughter,
ho was antlctcd with some Blood l'otson, which
had resisted all sorts of treatment. The Specltla
relieved her permanently aud I shall me It In my
"Cypress Ridge, Ark,"
Our treatise on Blood and Skin DLieascs mailed
frco to applicants.
THE SWIFT SrECIFIO CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ua,
N.Y. Ofllce, U0W.23dst between 6th and 7th
avenues,
Philadelphia ofilce, 1103 Chestnut street.
DENTISTS.
V vvy W
ARTIFICIAL TEETHWITHOUT PLATES
Dr. C. L. ANDERSON, GOI 13th, cor. F St.
Formerly Expert ol tho SHEFFIELD TOOTH
CROWN Co., New York city has located at
001 THIRTEENTH STREET, corner 1',
Makes a specialty ot
TOOTH CROWNS ANDARTIFIOIALTEETH
WITHOUT PLATES, .
This system entirely obviates the necessity of
extracting teeth, does away with arllUclal teeth,
firevents tho suffering caused by decay of thu
ecth and consequent extraction olthe routs (pro
ducing a chauge In tho expression of the lace and
mouth) aud avoids the pain and excessive annoy
unceolaplato, By this inethed roots and badly-decayed teeth,
whirh are Arm In position, may be restored to
perlect usefulness and beauty, performing the
ohlco ol mastication llko the natural teeth,
General Dentistry In all Us branches.
C. L. ANDERSON. D..
DENTIST,
1310 V BTREBVN.ORTHWEST.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Qne-Prloo Shoe Store
A, L, 1ZELTON,
iaUBEVENinHT.,
Pnaor oflq-rcuowa' U&H.
r -ear. T7- I-TFtTCOI?!?'
iwi- in ysiffiSSSSSS "C,U")
910 BKVENTH BTJUUCT NORTHWKST.
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