THE EVENING STAR. J
THrtapjiT Jmir IP, inku
LOCAL MENTION.
The Urather.
CFFirr of ihk ( nisr mon*t. Officer. I
v tfPinr.Tmi. I>.<\. July IV, is*"!, i. m. j
For the middle At antic states, g *nerally fair
Weather, northerly w nds, rising foipiwnd by falling
barometer, -tallouary or s.o.v ly rising temperature.
SPECT U. Brr LKTJN? FAIR WF.ITHER TO-1IORROW.
Tin* fcllowln x t? soper?' ute> were reported i
h 7 a.m.: E s" p rt. f.7 ; Moatrea', ?:i ; tju t>^\
e Mt- xvmgron. Ck*v?l?ml. ?lc: J
A O'n.i.K : Dnl'HSi. K?; Sr. P ;u\ <V) : i>.*nv.*r,
s.?n F.\?n< 1 C; . ."I ; W-ir hiniftoa. . l air
an 1 M:_h*i> c <>i??r we .ti.er Is indicated for New ;
on Friday, and fair w athcr in the I
d Atl ntlcs'at< .. v. itii s?atl ^nary tempt ratur *.
I > .11 r rr ;tr.? t.!'cat**t f->r t i?> l tKo region, with
slightly w.j m r wt at her. on Friday.
T*v.itrs !e~v!r.g the r;iy tor t i sumu>*r ean dep
>-i" tru- s v iw.ni'. fcr>\ .1 of silverware, or
r. p -k g.* or sl:vriv r or any kind of
v li t!" r-i'n-,' witu thf* Nation ?i S I'e l> posit '
>.. cor 'o - 15'l? -ir-'- f and New York uv nu<\ j
t u ug.-s ?; iit- .nit | r (.*. O.lice hou?\>, 9 j. m. to !
4 i in. S< e a.lve. tisea.ent.
W*. S Andk. ;ov, it.m u street. s?nr!s Tux Star j
Mlp L.t ?u ier No. t tin.in ? watermelo i--.
Face nn.i eyesight tired, II *mpler's453 Pa. avt\ |
The Bc.'.rrm re Ex* reps tran, No. 9. B. p.
T< ? !, di ;im ,i i y ? i.g.ne No. 2,!! rry Boytf. engi- i
ii- er, m.itie tiii- titianc.; li' ui Baltimore to tuts j
city - hi nornln r ?n 13 minutes,
Notick!?K i K m-*thys, lioj p.i. av.. take^on-'i '
C< z. line ph? o witii one thirteenth painted, for $3.
F a California Rtedmg, Z'nfun lol. Oloroso ami !
AVe. t Ir. ll.i slier:y, IrniK.rU J wine t r.ntl !
bniDtl .-s. to t ui*. X.m-ler, No. 911 7ta street j
n>?: Ihwe t.
Fc.^ii.L's Ics Ckkau shlppe! any where out or
tov II.
An Attwipt w? 8 inatie Javt niglit* to force an j
ei?lr?n. e i(> ri.t* troeery sTP'e el Ch..rlrs F. II il?-, !
~S'\ foi Osire^r. The thl. v s wer.* fiijistcav d cII
before th?y tfTected ?u ? iitian>.-e.
CITY AN1) DfeTRlCT.
Inmv innil*, At., To-iiigln.
Swtmjji^g School.?Ladles' and <lentlemen"3
frlhinilriif party at 9:.'k> :\ra.
"i HKATrracoMiycR.?'-Block Game''and varieties.
A BNKK S t iAKPCN. ?ConoMt.
Dkiveu's (iahden.?Varieties.
^I'KOH'S GAHDSN.?t !>nr*"rL
l.orah.
1 hf stak v.Ill !)< } ? r.i ly mall, post paid, to those
ti e ciiy duriai: iLe suii.m?-r lor any leuglh |
c; t.ii.?,<;iid the a..';r<s>.sch;iit,"*r\l as oiti aa.slir- ,
Mn t?. Sut script ion, liity cents per month, ro^t- !
HVtLT IN ADTANCHYe
t -nlay 0:li er j^huPze, of the sor^nth pre- |
Clnct r t..t; u-id a de d female colored Infant, i
lt? s;ii ; I'. v li i?et-n Dih and 6Lit and U and ii I
bir.-t tji n r:l,w >t.
S inmi I? l.lnn, of Howard eountv, Md . has !
eT.;er?' l . tilt In equity against K. I'. Jackson and !
.1. J. \\ a'? r-, trubtee>, and I. J. Johnson and M. 1". j
M ir 1:, a. lor a de? d t?l r.-le ibe as to lot :J, !
sut'diT.sh n o. part of While H .v. n.
<;eory?> liolTiuan was fined $10 by Judge Snoll tc- !
d y lor deslroylni; private prop--rty by i reakln^ a :
w ;ad(.w }: ihe Gunton builJliit," with a bullet from !
a parlor r fie. i
XL J- znei Baptist church has fll^tl a certiiieate
of tli? ir org; n /ation, with Alfred H.'rry, Abraham !
B1i .ek.. or. ;:nd D nit 1 Willi.-ins as tru-tee?.
Tli-- will or mi * l ite ilenrl?*tt? Dortey Htndy
v. a- iilf i with Ke^ster of Wills Kiiu-d * 1 to-iav.
s!i i?'lvt*.-? her fri. nd Henrietta W. HitteniiOi;S
a br. a>t pin and two rings, and to her
nle.es, L^u s t and K innah Wilson, all tiie rematrrderof
ner pn*;?*rfy, n.on *y, &c., and nomInates
Lou.sa Wiloou li* r executrix.
.1 Unman liuotKcd It a wit and ilobued.
TEE AU.il.ID UIGUWAYM IN ARRESTED AND IDENTIKIKD.
LiSiTu -d.y Lieut, tiuy, of the sixth pte?lnct,
was i ot lit <1 that on the Saturday night previous
Mr-, il.i.i-. wife o; a but h r, living In the conaty,
wh le on t- r w ay hom^ Jr m market, was as- !
saulted and robbed by a black deeper:do, !
who jun^it d Into her wagon and knocked ;
li-r on the h ad, and while she w is In a hair t?ne?.n,-t.ito
r* l?b *d her of $5 ?u sll\ r, i
which he to^k from her pook t. lie then tossed 1
thr?*e h-i-ns ont of the wagon and made his es-|
tape. t;.rl i_- iht money an I mt at with him. From ;
the desenptioa _1.en, Lieut, tiuy s>i-oe( le I taat I
li was the w -d-known ihlei Wash Meredith, and
directed bts men ro ter him. Y -t^rd.y Officer
t'ater arreted Mer-dlth an! took him to the
st t;on h'*use, and >|: s. Christiana Haas was sent
tor, an 1 later in ihe evenl: g r-he appeared at the
station and identified Mere.dt'i asth.* negro who 1
u'.ted and roi-httl ie-r. Sue had on her person
a much larger amount of m 'tiey m bills, which
was overlooked by the robber.
HEKXDIIH C'MMlrTKO TO ANSWKR TTT? C1IARGK.
M Tt-d th was on trlil before the Police Court
this morning on the charge of highway robbery.
Mr. Campbell Carrlngton app? tr- d as his coutiseL
>li>. Christian i Haas who lives on the Glenwood i
ro id. n*ar the ti!**u woo l cemetery, testifi-d that'
1 ;st Saturday night, about midnight, she left th ?
we-tern market a Ion , In her w igon, and -1 irt >1
for her Louie in th county. When on N.>w York
a?i-nue, near 1st street northwest, i lonely plaee,
the defen ! tr^t juiDDcd Intoh r wagou and catch- 1
lag her by the throu choked her and took In I
mor ey o :t or tlie bosom of her dress and three '
Lams irom the wagon, making violent threats all
the while. She -aid he would h.-w gotten the
Mil- in her pos.-. sslon% hut In the struggle she secret-d
them In the w aon. The court refused to
l ear witnesses as to an dlbl The ca e was sent
t > t.ie grand Jurv, aud the deicudaui coaimilted
In default of f1,000.
Death of Mr. Jons- c. St w art.?Mr. John C.
fi' Uart, Who had lie u a clerk In the adjutant I
general's office lor over twenty years, died yesrer- ,
ti .y at his home. No. 15i7 9 h stl'eet, ag< d years, j
lie w.*s attacked Tu ^day nl^ht with paraly is of
tiie heart, which resulted fatally th > following \
I-* -m n.'. I! was a . barter memlier of Pent iitma >
1" ige. No. 23. F and A. M., a member o. ( olumida
K A. f. ipter. No. l. md Columbia Comman ; rv,
2. K. T. Mr. Stewart had a wide circle of
h ipiulnt iiiCos, and was very popular. Tne
I'.ner.il will take nlace at balf-pust .our t'cltx-k
?<vnn now afiernoon from the churcfi of the iuearnat
on. T.ie remains will b- int rrcu at
Glenwotxi cemetery.
A Pettctivk Arrested by Mistake.?Officer '
C:int L .tub, statlonetl at the B. a; o. r e.roa l de- i
j' , la .t ev.*nm_- arn steti a suspicious looking i
i. .n , v. ic.ii he i'Hik to b* a tht-f, and to?'k iiini to !
i litce r?e. d?;u. rters, where hp proved mmselt to 1
be a Bos'oii d- t ctlve, on his rtturn horn- from a '
trip to W est Virginia, on ppeclaldUTy. He com-I
p in. nt d the p nice or this city for their viijliacc",
and was rele ised i y Capt. Vernon.
VvaritoK Licenses.?Marriage license h^.ve
b-? n 1 su* l by the clerk of th?> court t? J tir- s
Thorn i , K rry and Sn ah McClell .n Kemmelis; !
FIvv rd Stahl and Ftnnle MacCarthy: Henry
Su *el;y and Mary E Brodru ht; Wa Tyler and
Eaima Mortlm r, btith of F drraX countv. Va.;
S illle Miepfcerd and Alice Brant, lioth or Fdrfax
eou'ity V i,; os *ar L mg. of Brooklyn, N. Y., an l
M i lor. Hill Case, of this city; Alex. Anderson and
Matilda tir?--n; Ch rles^I. Suthard an I M tttie K.
Ko-ibr. both of Alexandria, Va.; Chas. Rind till
ard I.f>/le Scott, of Maryland Agricultural college.
Roebeeiks Repokted.?Yesterday Mr. Frederick
Ko *-l? r, i:v;ng nt 4ffl C street northwest, reported
that a b-av *r enat and light silk dress, niu-"d at
|?, were su len frcss Ms house. Yesteniay W. W.
Burdetb* report d to the poitce that his son, while 1
riding m a back Monday nlgi.t, was robbed of a
Watcn and chuln valued at 135.
A Bot Batmek Fined.?This morning In the
Police Court a boy, narccd John O'Toole, w.?s i
i-i.trged with iLil?c*nt exposure in bathing In a!
fmdot muddy water m Sw.imrvoodle In the day
nmc. Officer Felt stated that the pond is only a
lew feet irom the cars on the B. A o. rallro.d in
full view of the street. The court said he has
fined a numbs r of boys $1 for bathing in this pond
but he would a tine of |3 in this case, and
ir they insist on bathing there he would Impose
the highest penalty.
t?eath From Bfinc. Hrs Over bt a Train.?
The H .liiiii' re and t) do excursion train at one
o'clock tids morning brou.ht to the deriot a man
t'bout fifty year- old. named John Ogden, reMdtng
at 9ri4 22d street northwest, who had
fallen under the train while In motion at the
Highlands, and had his left l *g crushed. On the
i rnval of the train at the depot a message was
s?-nt to poilce headquarters for th? .-mbulance.
Mr. Boss, the driver, started at once, and tonv *yed
the man to Provlience hospital, when L>r. Eliot
w is summoned, and amputated the limb about
tour Indies atxive the knee.
Mr. ogden died this morning from the shock to
lis system.
A Dishonest Sukvant.?Mary Bloekwell, a colore
1 servant, In the employ of Mrs. Flynn, of Not
lv.17 S street, was befort- .Itvlge Snell this morninii
on rue charge of yrmd larceny ot a tur-t. 1 mined
lress and other valuable articles of clothing irom
Miss Minnie tilennv, a boarder Jn the hou-e: Tne
young lady stat?*d that the ^lrl admitted the larceny.
It was suggested that the deiendant was
drunk at the time. "A drunken thief Is as dangerous
as any oilier." rem irked the court. The
case was sent to the grand Jury under $300 bonds.
Bots in the Poi.ice Cot rt.?In the Police Court '
th s morning, lour >inail boy3, named Amos Piatt, !
JtiLn Bo neb rake ami Kuj ert and B?*rnard Lehman, !
w rechar_'edwlthpt tltlarccnyorseveral^mallar- I
tlchs frt-ni the bouse of Mr. Wm. 11. Buruham,
>'0. 103 East Capitol street. The testimony showed I
that tuey enter, d the house In the absence of the |
family, and alter r^n-Ac-klng It lotik off sotue small I
anl les, and captured a lot of lemons, ^ugar, milk ,
aial otlier reircsi.m*nts, antl had a picnic in the
house. Mr. Mo^re suggested that In consequence
o. thi-ir jouthrulneaa they be let off with a reprW
in.-nd. The court gave ti era a Rood talking to,
ami s-dd It Wuuld be a bad thing for them to have
a record ot larceny against tacui, and released
tnem on their personal bonds.
Xoxtv Sale.?Thomas Dowllng will sell nt his
salerooms to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock about
4.C00 rolls or wap. paper. It Is now on exhibition,
and win be fount in endlt-aa variety and styles,
and will be positively sold. See advertisement
lor particulars.
EASI WASHING ro.va GRIEVA^EX.
*
A Public .Hcetin; of Citizen*.
AS ASSOCIATION FOHMKD TO LOOK OCT FOB THE INTZUgSTS
OF THAT SECTION?MK. DODGE'S FKOTEST
AGAINST MILITARY GOVERNMENT.
It respon e to Invitations s^nt. out araonr prop- ;
crty holders In Eist Washington, about seventy
gentlemen living It that section of the city met
Ian n ght at McCauley's h ill, and took steps to
fo. in a permanent organizitlon for the purpose of
obt in'ng a jmt share or city lraprcv-.-m nt3 in
that, portion of the city. Mr. \V. C. D:wig?\ who
pn's.ilc.l, in op"iiingthe me. t:ng, st .ted t at ho
i d hn.t interview with Commissioner Edmonds
la-t Friday, ami o t lined fro'.'i htm an i.pooiiitni"nt
Set an Interview t > be ivld at l o'clock today.
'j he statement adopted at the meet !n$f last
we k li i.l been plated, an i lie hoped to have a
V'W Oi It plaeed in the hands of every properly
hoidf-r in Ki>t Washington. This statement, would
b.- presented to th CornmlssSonera
AN OrOANIZATIOX FOHMF.P.
The s- cr tsry, Mr. C. M. Clarke, read the report
of the executive committee, which was adopted.
The reprrt recommended that the name of the
ns-'t 1 it ion le "The Eact Wrshington Improvement
As-e< .atlon, and nominating the tGllowlnjr
<>ibeers: Preddetd. wm.C. Dolge; vice meshl^s,
a c- MD>well, John E. llerreii;
it. r.. Paine; recorHng secretary, c. M. < larke;
^rresnon Invr secretary, K It. Stocking; treasurer,
? * Ilarl it; executive commute , John F. i
Kirnsworth, 11 II Paine, W.S.LlncoIn.<J*o.M. Oyster,
Mm K Her:(11 l)un an is. Walker, R. W. Trier,
MMsf cia:ke, j. C. Kennedv. I. N. Burrltt. S. C.
McDowell, Samuel II. Wall er, I). W. Ml Idbdon,
A. 11. M.Tks. sr., L. D. Merriirtnt, Horatio BrownDig.
Applet on I'.Clirke, Thomas W. Smith, It L.B.
tur* *nd Win. J. Pennan.
A suggestion having been made that propertyholders
nn'.y be admitted to membership, after
some discussion the executive committee was
authored to draw a constitution and ty-laws fi-r
the a .'j?H"i tt.on. Arrangements were inado also
for foi u*lii: the distribution of the printed statemeids
amornr the t r iperty-bolders. Messrs. Geo.
F. Dawson, It. I_ B. Clarke, II. N. Copp and Dr. K. i
A. Adam* were appolnteJ to go with the committee
io uvet the Commissioners to-djy, m place of |
gentlem.a not able to be present.
WORKHOUSE LABOR.
Mr. Dawson suggested that workhouse labor
coul.l be employed In grading the eastern section
of the city bej ond Lincoln park, and upon his
motion that subject was referred to the executive
committee for consideration Mr. Dodge approved
t ie suggestion ;?nd thought the hundred or more
men in jail, maintained at the expense of taxpayers,
should tie put to like work.
A PROTEST AGAINST MILITARY GOVERNMENT.
Mr. D; dge, before the meeting adjourned, spoke
with some warmth about the subjects which the !
association hasbnen formed to consider. He said '
that heretofore the Commissioners have evaded I
their responsibilities and left it to Lieut Greene to !
decide whether Improvements should be made. "I I
think," he said, "we have submitted to this mill- i
t ry government long enough. Let us understand
whetaor the citizcns who arc pay!n?p the taxes 1
h ive not some rights which they are bound to respect.
ami if we cannot get relief there, 1 propose
to go to hlguer quarters." Mr. Dodge,
continuing, said he thought at this time
j' tt h could be accomplished. Mr. Edmonds he !
thought, was not disposed to leave these matters '
to subordinate rftVers. in illustration or what he
called military rule Mr. Dodge said be was present
one time when Mr. Samuel Norment and a
numb r of other gentlemen of equal prominence
tail, d upon Commissioner Dent, in relation to
~ome Improvements. Mr. Dent said he would call i
down L.eut. Greene. Lieut. Greene c:ime In, 1
leaned his arm on the mirMe mantle and. after!
heating wh ii was wanted, said, simply, ">-?eutle- !
men, it can't be done." That ended the matter. *
I he meeting was adjourned subject to the call
of the executive committee.
A Statement of Grievance*.
Tns Star last 1 hursday puoli died a synopsis
or the report of the committee or citizens, wuich
h is been published in pamphlet rorm, and was to'ri^i
sl,to i^'^rlct Commissioners.
11 < statement which Is ad Iressed to the Core,hc;ui(
(l: 4 Facts and Figures ShowUit,
?lie Diserimln \tion Against t'.io Eastern Por?r
'"e?Di^T1r1ct in delation to Street Iniprovem
nts, & \ The st item'nt expresses the des:re i
wif ?1? V?'nso.r K lst NVa^h,r'g'on to co-operate
r'.V. ! ',/ rs ln ser:"'ln- a more lust
and equitable fJMrli.ut on of the District funds
thy :isk tin- Commissioners to so exercise their
onary power ln relation to
s nnorcv.m. nrs as to work <
equal an. exact Justice to all. f
>,U.Ml?rry tr:v0M or operations tin ler the bo .rd
exrlen/l i ' lKU'.!ly iiny ?r ,lie ,arRe sums !
exoend' d bj them in improvements having b>.>n '
ri , ''t fasf "r t,lf* C ipi:oL The board or public
nV'th1, ii" .J"i r.:lirly wnm^nced operations east
of the Capitol when they were abollsht-d t>y Conc
es>, and the money expended upon beginning
b iprovements w hich were n' ver completed was I
r.-ther a damage than a benefit, in some Instances !
the avenues and streets were cut down from ten !
to thirty fe^t. so that lots c.tnnor be sold to-d iy
for enough to bring them to grade. The pr-dece^sors
or the present commissioners had carried
OllC
A CONTINTOrS FOI.ICY OF DISCRIMINATION
against East \\ a.dilngtjn. Rererence Ls made to
the debate in the Senate ln February last on the
District appropriation bill, and quotations are
w(!nr?i?1mnRark1 J'7 ?en?t?rs Plumb. Sherman,
Ing ills, It-jl ins and Cockrell, to show that those
gent.emen had taken notice of the dlscrhnln 11to i
aga.nst the eastern p.ittor the city. Fl-utes are
given to Show that Since 1877, Including ttie last
appropriation bill. I3,4M,6PJ.74 have b en appropriated
uuder the head of streets, sewer and
water. It is impossible, the report says,
to show precisely what proportion
this sum has been exp^nde l
rmio?tho'e?C?apli,f;L T,h" rep?rl plVf"s a s^tement
J! H of streets to be improveil in
fK u that ?' tlie J355.875 appropriated
w ?r^;,llie eastern section received but
r Ini^i iri t . '?Iu,f' 54'500 expend-d on North
capi oi stre.-t, which was of no benefit to those
residing east or the Capitol. The estimate for
'r-n,,r?V0,n.0"t3. :or lR8-? amounted to
$3?4,?3^.25, of viil a $44,204.25, or a little more
> Kan oac-nlntb, was to be expended east of the
t.ipllOL
TDK H-STIIKF.T IMPROVEMENT.
The appropriation of $50,556.25 for Improvement
or II street north, ought not to be charged to East
Washington, as It is r> ally for the bentfli; or the
northwest; rr, ns Senator Plumb said, It is to connect
the northw-stern portion of the city with the
country ln the direction ot the race-course, and he
mtg.it have added, ror the snectal benefit, also, or i
.no Washington Bri k Machine Co. While that
will, with the present appropriation, have
received nearly $tyj.05a, ther ^ are whoie square-,
all built up Within a short distance trom the Capitol,
wh.eh have not r. oelved a cent sin >e the inau^ur
tt.on of the commlssloiier Iorm ot government
In 1878.
other statements are made showing how tlie
ra\ored sections have been improved at the ex- !
jvn^e or the easter n section. In noting the anpropriaf
on or $140,000 tor a n* w bndge above !
Georg town, the ret ort quotes frcm The Star of
June jlot h last, sugg 'sting t hat Pennsylvania avenue
sh- aid be opened eastward and a bridge built
across tue E .stern branch. Figures areal>o given
to show a disproportion ln favor or the west in the
expenditures for sewers, for improving the
water service, for lamp posts and for lire
Pm^i *i'JoUt,ons are given also from the
(filclal report of the assessor for th? present
?Tu.rA s^owlD? l5at property owners ln East Washngton
have had to pay nearly four times as much
hn??r0Pn0r?L0D 10 .thP value or thrlr property as
those in the western section, and reference ls
made to the fact that the eastern part of the city
^,nfvtr ,lad representative on the board of
commissioners. 1
The Pj nchcon Family Troubles."
Washington, D. C., July 19,1883.
To the Editor of The Evenino Star:
In your yesterday's edition an article headed
"The Pyncheon Family Troubles," an allusion is
made to my present wife, which does her great
injustice, and in answer will ask you to copy the
following: VJ
"To all irhorn it mav coiictm:
kQ"*V t'.at .>t Faiia Cfanrch. Va., this ciebth dnv
of March, liM3, Wihuun McKi)>ben Pyncbo>u mlJ
Florviico L. K::ijr both of WuBbintrton, D. C., were
united by we n; lv>]r wedlock. ' 6
Btsj. w. Pond, minister of the Go?j>el."
1 rest the balance of the article in the courts.
WM. McK. Pyncueon.
Kxcurwlonsu Ac., To*morrowi
The second moonlight excursion of the Y M C
A. will be given to-morrow evening on the steiimer
lO-SOpfm leaves at 6 p.in. and returns at
The family excursion of the Sunday school of
Second Baptist church to Fort Washington and
(.lj rnont wall be given to-morrow on the steamer
Mary Washington.
Transfers of Real Estate.?Deeds in fee have
been recorded as follows: Jacob Myers to T E. Wasrgam-in,
trustee, part 9,so. 670; $7u0. A. Fisher to 11.
King, lots 1, 2, 17 and 18, sq. 1,o?; ibttL lo. clayton
McMlchael, U.S. marshal, to J. J. Darlington,
parts 2 and 12, s j. 320; $050. J. J. Darlington to
Mary K t>orivll, sub. lot 52, sq 1,026; $ . LuH.
t-inoot to John H. Scott, sub. lot 13, sq.
fr.J' VTTXa W. Col? to D. M. Gt odacre, part 9, sq.
loi; $1,100 John Sherman, trustee, to L ivinia
i'lr*8* i.^'bloi'fc 3?. Columbia Heights: $1,607.90.
?r. T ^ 1IollQead to Alice C. Palmer, lots 9 to lt5,
block 4<, same; $6,555.31. Honora Roche to James
Roche, part 37, sq 513; $400. Catherine Roy land
V ?v. ??Morrls?n, suh. lots 16 and 17, sq. 97; $n,00a
Jacob M>ers el all to Thotnus E Watrgamau, trusl'^^Pral7??MKlnHl
Jot 9'wi- 8791 Abraham
KK <7 KmtfVJr- 10,8 h *. 17 ana 18, >.q.
1/72, $502 4^ Clayton McMlchael, U. 8. marshal,
? .^rlington, part lots 2 and 12, sq.
320, $&XX J. J. Darlington to Mary E. Barrel 1, lot
if" Ln or ,lots 31 sq. 1021; $ . Luclnda
lLScottet aL to John B. Scott, lot 13, sub sq. 4*21;
7m ^,n- Cole to Daiiie! M. Goodacre, pt. lot 9
u?r ? i ^ Wollard to Mary Quarles!
lots 1, % and 14, sq. 113#; $100. jos. J. Coombs to
Lawrence Sands, pL sub. 8. "Widow's Mite."
The Chi Phi Fraternity.?A number of the
members of the CUl Phi Fraternity, representing
elgLt or ten colleges, met last night at the offlce of
Mr. Charles L. Hiae, an l p issed a couple of hours
most agreeably ln reflewi.,g the associations of
student days. This fraternity, one of the oldest
and most Influential of the Greek letter societies,
has a large membership in the District. A committee,
of which Mr. H. R. Burrlll, 2020 G street
northwest, is chairman, ls engaged la looking up
all the members residing here, and in preparing a
complete hat oi their names and addresses.
The CtarUb
Equity cocrt?Judgt James.
Yetdr rJay, Rhodes agt Kelly et aL; decree for
payment or legacy. Sipe agL Green; or? hearing.
To-day, Cypert agt. Oreen; order denying Injunction,
<fc . Hudson agt. Hudson; order of pubUeai.oa.
Harbour agr. Leddy. anl I^eddy agf.
I/*ddy; filial ratification of trustees' sal".
I S hroi h agf. Miller; a ilea ratified. Con: adls agL
Budding Association No. 6; hearing postponed.
Merrlmmagt. Merrlmm; order s* ay lag proceedings.
Bush tt aL iigL Stanton et aL; order
authorizing trustee to piy over money. Marret
aL agt. Barry et aL; guardian ad litem appointed.
POLICE CorRT hulfH'
To-day, Molly Harris colored, loud and boisterous;
f."? or 15days. Mary Hawkins, colored, do.;
do.
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The Evenino Stab.
Meeting of Colored Men.?A meeting of Alexandria
colored nvn was h'id at Johnson's hallT in
Alexandria county, last Monday night, at which
resolutions were adopted adverse to the proposed
colored mttonal convention at Louisville, Ky.
Messrs. Finn, Howe, Syphax and others were appointed
a committee to confer with other counties
in Virginia upon tiie subject.
The Carlin's Spkisq.,' Affair.?Frank Hayes,
heid by the Alexandria county authorities ch&rgel
wlih shooting Robert Divl;. nlla3 "Richmond
Bob," at Carlin's springs on July 9th, was brought
before Judge Songster, at Alexandi la, to-day, upon
a writ cf habeas corpus and discharged, upon ball
beinir given in the sum of filYX
Horse Stolen.?A fine horse wa3 stolen from
the st-ible or Flour In-p. ctor Brown, about three
miles from town, last night. No tld.ngs of tho
animal have been heard.
Interment of a Washinoton Ladv.?The remains
of Mrs. Pr'.sdlla Nicholson, the sister or the
late Mrs. Bart Helpbv. of this city, were brought
h 're yesterday from Washington via the ferry, attended
by a train of carriage*, and interred In the
Methodist cemetery. M*"s. Nicholson resided here
during the early portion of this century.
Launch.?The launch of th-"* 1,400 schooner Wm.
T. Ilart is now fixed for next Saturday. It. will be
lilirh tide in the Potomac on that day sooh after
9 o'clock in the morning, and the vessel will be
launched before the tide turns.
Joint Stock Companies.?There are several Joint
stock companies here with ample charters, wlios*
managers are prospecting amonc the many good
openings lu this section for chances of lucrative
mlnmg, manufacturing or other work, but their
progress Is not rapid. There seem3 no doubt, however.
that most or them will, in time, open up enterprises
which will add to the prosperity of this
section of the country.
Reporter's Notes.?Mrs. Lvons, residing on
Wolfe street, between Lee and Union street?, died
last night. Rev. Dr. Webb, formerly pastor of
the M. E. church, but now attached to a western
conference. Is now here with his wife, the daughter
of Mr. A. C. Harman. A considerable crowd
went up the Washington, Ohio and Western road
to-day with the Juvenile Good Templars to picnic
at Carlin's springs. The till of Lewis Shuman's
store, on Fairfax street, near Klne, was robbed of
$4 dollars Tuesday night. Prof. M. G. Ellzey. of
Washington, will deliver a lecture to the Woodlawn
Agricultural SoclPty at Woodlawn mansion
on occasion or the annual meeting upon the 18th
of August next. The Orphan Asylum building,
now used as the Alexandria infirmary, h is been
considerably improved. No further movement i
has b??en made towards the repair of the dock- |
head at the toot of <iu?en street. i
One off Dorwcy'w Stories.
From :i Washington Dispatch to tho New York Times.
Gen. Sw aim Is quoted as saying that if Stephen
W. Horsey can produce any letter to show that he
was ever offered a Cabinet position, he owes It to
Garfield to do ko. He says that while G lrfleld apipr.-elated
Dorsey's services as a politician, he had
said to him (Swalm) that Horsey had a screw loose
iti his mornl make-up. He doubts the power or
Horsey to pro luce any letter containing a request
from the President to take the position of tfiecretary
of the Interior.
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South Carolina Colokkd Men in Conventiom.?
The South Carolina state colored convention to
nominate delegates to the national colored convention
met at Columbia yesterday, seveaty-three
o'-hvntes being present. H. L. Shrewsbury, of
Charleston, was cho-en president, and John Freeman
or Charleston, secretary. A dlspo-ition was
idiown, and several resolutions were offered and
spe -ches made, in favor or cutt ng loose from all
political parties; but It Is not thought that this
view will prevalL An address was adopted
debouncing tho republican party for Its coarse
towards the colored race during the last six years,
and for conferring every office or honor and tru-t
U;ion while men; denouncing the slate governas
the most damnable to which a free people were
ever subjected, as-ertlng that trial by Jury was
denied defendants and that verdicts and
sentences are determined by the condition and
color of the accused; denouncing the lynching of
colored uif n suspected of offenses, complaining
that the public school system Is Inefficient; condemning
the system or farming out convicts and
calling for Us abolition.
In Hempstead harbor, L. I., yesterday, Mr. Frank
Thayer, aged twenty (son of a well-known New
York banker), while bathing, was drowned In
sk'hi of his mother and friends.
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ptrent'th, and wholesomeness. More economical than
tne ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in iomi>etition
with the multitude of low teht, short weight, alum or
X'hoei hate powders. Sold only in cans. Royal Baking
rowL-EE Co.. 10C "Wall street, N. Y. aj>6
TT ALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RFNF.Wer
never fads in restoring irray hair to its youthful
color, luster and vita it>. Or. A. A. Hayes, .statu Assayerof
Massachusetts, e!id.>roes it, aud ah wno (jive it ;
a fair trial uuiie in giatuful tcstuuouy to its mauy
virtues.
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are aHected, to adopt the sure remedy. HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTEBS. Diseases of tho onrans named
beyet others far more serious, and % uelay la therefore
hazardous. Dyspepsia, liver complaint, chills and
fever, early rheumatic twinges, kidney weakness,
bring serious bodily trouble tf trifle<l with. Lose no
time in using this effective and safe medicine.
For sale by all DrujnrisU and Dealers generally.
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JJ D. BARB,
importer a^x) tailor.
1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest,
SPRING GOODS.
Complete and carefully selected stock of Snitinsr*,
TrouserinK" and Vesting* ot approved styles. Out,
>r?de and ti-immed in the unsurpassed manner of the
leading fashion hou&c of WaahuiKton.
jni.U H. D. BABR.
Another lot boy's km lor suits jubt arrived.
Price, SI .60, $1.75 and ?1.'J5. They are cheaper than
linens.
Great deduction in Men's and Boy's Caaslmere Suits
to close out.
Our goods fit. no misfits. Straw Hats at Slaughtering
Prfcm.
LadW aud Men's Low Cut Shoes at a Great Reduction
to dose out.
J. W. SEI BY,
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CITY ITEMS.
The Beamffnl Green Jlclon.
A beautltul tiling it ?va-?, and right green was
young Mr. Groea, who went down to the cellar
about mklnlglit and ste nearly half or it. The
next day young Mr. Green sola he didnt want
any breakfast, und he-thought he would not go to
the store. lie whi ird he hr.di't seen that w iterraelon.
By th* prompt administration of Perry
Davls' Fain KiHar yeunx Mr. Green's Internal
economy was rataeett to a state of peace and
comfort.
A True AiuMant to Nature
In restoring the system to perfect health, thus enabling
It to resist disease is Brown's Iron Bitters.
Waltkkbouo', S.C.?Col. A. L. Campbell says:
"A member of iny inmlly used Brown's Iron Bitters
with good results."
Owkntov, Ky.?Rev. J. W. Walflrop says:
"Brown's Iron Bitters greatly relieved me of general
debility and indigestion."
Burnett'* Cocoaiue
Softens the hair when harsh and dry.
Soothes the Irritated scalp.
AfT irds the richest luster.
Prevents the hiir irom falling off.
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth.
Hoiv To Stop Swearing.
Keep your lips flrmly closed when >ou Qnd yourself
attacked by bed bugs, or when you see an
army of roaches charging across the walls and
floor-:, and use Hunt's Insect Powder. It kills
every time. Price 15 cents. For sale by all druggists.
LnndborjE** Perfumes,
Edenla, and Mareclial Nlel Rosa,
Milwaukee Beer,
5c. a stovepipe?urawn from wood.
tr Knight, 1732 Penna. avenua.
" Bucltti-Faiba."
Quick, complete cure, all annoy In? Kidney,Bladder
and Urinary diseases. $1. Druggists. 3
Milwaukee Beer,
5c. a schooner?drawn irom irootf.
ti" Knight, 1732 Penna. avenues
Aldcrnoy Dairy Wagon*."
Fresh Aldcrney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In #-lb. "Ward" prints, 35c. per ib.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
Sc. per qt. Cream. 15c. pint.
King's Palace Ahead Of At.m
Great rejoicing among the ladies at the WONDERFUL
BARGAINS at
KING'S PALACE,
814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
We do not compel our customers to buy one dollar's
worth of jroods to jjet a five-cent hat, but we are determined
to slaughter our extensive and fashionable stock
of Millinery at slaughtering prices.
1.000 Desirable Hats at4c? sold formerly at 25 and 50c.
1,500 ;rimmed Hat*at7e., eoldlormerlv at5Je. and$l.
IVough and Ready" C-iw Mays at 3<>c. only.
Kle>caiit Tuscan Hat* hi 18c., sold formerly at $1.
Llejfaut Shell Hats at 25c. only.
Eletrant French Chip Hats at loc. only, sold formerly
at SI.
Elearant Colored Fine Leghorn Hats at 15c. only, sold
formerly at $1.
1,500 Elegant Prime White Plumes at 65 and 90c. only.
COME AND SEE THESE WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
Elegant Sash Ribbons, 7 inches wide, at 25, 35 and 40c.
only.
5,000 Hi a k and Colored Tips, 35, 40 and 50c. a bunch
only.
6,000 Colored flumes at 50, 75c and $1 only.
Ready-made Dresses for Children and Ladies at half i
oiive
Black Treble English Cra;?e at less than market value,
bi.k. Satins and Laces correspondingly low iu prices.
Call and ascertain our SLAUGHTERING PRICES
before purchasing elsewhere.
KING'S PALACE,
THE LARGEST RETAIL MILLINERY IN THE
UNITED STATES. JylC
W hite Dress Goods!!
SHORT LENGTHS BEi.OW COST.
WHITE DRESS GOODS!
DRESS LE>GTHS AT COST.
WHITE DRESS GOODS!
SOILED GOODS HALF COST.
TOWELS. TOW! LS. TOWELS.
1.000 Towels', Job lot 19c., worth 25c.
UMBRELLAS. UMBRELLAS. UMBRELLAS.
24-in. allsllk. |1.68; 2C-iu., $1.98,
HOSIERY. HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
Black Lisle Thread, 69c., reduced from 75c,
NECKWEAR. NECKWEAR. NECKWEAR.
Polka Dot Midi Fichus. 49c.
RIBBONS. FLOWERS. FEATHERS.
At Cost. Below Cost. At Cost.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HANDKERCHIEFS. HANDKERCHIEFS.
All linen fancy borders, two for 25c.
UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR.
Gowns at 79c., reduced from 98c.
BATHING SUITS. BATHING SUITS.
All Flannel, prettily trimmed. $2.50.
GLOVES. GLOVES. GLOVES.
Lisle, 25c. Silk, $1.35. All reduced.
MITTS. MIT I S. MITTS.
All colors in silk, 68c. per pair.
EMBROIDERIES! EMBROIDERIES !
This Wkkk Only?10 per cent discount off Marked
Prices.
PALAIS ROYAL,
Jyl3 7117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Extraordinary Bargains
in
REMNANTS OF CARPETINGS.
INGRAIN CiARPETR in remnants, 25 eta.
BRUSSELS CARPETS, in remnants, 60 cts.
FLOOR OILCLOTHS, all widths, from 37 cts.
WHITE and FANCY MAj.TI.nG, prices reduced.
NEW CARPETS. FALL STYLES.
BRUSSELS and INGRAINS,
25 cts., 37 cts., 60 cts.,62 cts.,75 cts., 85 cts., 90ctS.,fl
LAWNS?LAWNS?LAWN-J.
Yard-wide Lawns, in remnants,
. 6 cents.
Union Linen Lawns,
8 cents.
SATIN PARASOLS, lined S3.
TWILLED SILK PARASOLS. $1.25.
BLACK CASHMERES, all wool. 37 cts.
ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS, 25 cts.
GINGHAMS, PERCALES, INDIGO BLUE CALIOO.
TABLE LINEN, TOWELS and SHEETING.
C. M. T O W 8 O N ,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South Side. Jyl7
Security From Loss By Burglary,
ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
of Washington.
In its own building,
Conner 15th Sjbext and New York Ave.
Perpetual Charter Act of Congress January 22d, 1867.
Capital $200,000
The Company rents Safes, inside its Fire and Burglar
Proof Vaults, at prices varying from $5 to J60 per year,
according to size and location. Rooms and Desks adJoining
Vaults, provided for Safe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES of every description.
including BONDS and STOCKS. PLATE, JEWELRY,
DEEDS, 4c., taken for SAFE-KEEPING, on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President
CHARLESC. G LOVER, of BiggafcCo.,Yloe President
JOHN OASSELS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. bT U EXE VAN T, Secretary.
C. E. Nyman, Asst. Seoy.
Dikzctobs:
Benjamin P. Snyder. Charles C. Glover,
John Caaseis, Henry A. Willard.
Albeit L. bturtevant Thomas Evans,
John G. Parke. ]e3S
Gtet The Best,
"THE CONCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLARS*
LUTZ & BRO.,
417 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUH,
Adjoinhnr the National HotaL
Sole Areata for Hill's Celebrated Conoord Harness.
TRUNKS and HaHNEB-s in great variety, at Lowest
Prices. >39
f| <HE CELLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER
X breaks, sever wears out. always dean, and can he
worn while bathing. Is tor sale at
CHAD. FlflHKR'S,
. 623 7 tly street northwest
, MRS. FISHES devotes twy atlwmon to the wants it
Lad* Patron*. uU
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RESORTS.
MomiAm HOME. - , i
Summer Resort Vcmf
DEER PARK. MP. JJJLL
Jrli-?t? J- LAUGHLIN, Proprietor.
(^AP? MAY. N.J. a a
J Ochin No. ". Colon.liia avenue, near y
ttookton KoteL fctricUy fcrst cl.sa. Addi^JiJW.1
Jyl6-lm* FANNIE M. WINNE.
Plney P oint Hotel, '
J. p. houbach & ca
Kewly furnished throughout.
New and commodious bath houses.
Fteamers Excelnlor and Le^ry leave Washington and
Norfolk daily witti U. 8. mail and passengers.
Boating. liathir g, Fishing, Crabs.
I or particulars address Hotel. Jyl3-lm
JJOLDZKOM HOUSE, l^Tl
BRIGANTINE BEACH. N. J.
It is two and a-half miles north of Atlantic City, and
street cars meet every train at that place. conveving
passengers to ?he Inlet, where a boat awaits their, which
runs direct to the house. It is near the beach, with tine
battling :u* can be found at anv resort.
N ar by are the summer residences ol Hon. Alfred C.
Banner and other prominent men. In the immediate
vicinity of tne house will be found good gunn.ng and
fishing-.
T erms, $10 to $12 per week. Washington morninir
trains connect in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Daily
mail. [jyll-lm] REt D & SMITH. Proprietor*.
HAZLE WOOD COTTAGE, NEAR OAKLAND.MD.;
nodu-t. 60 acres of lawn and the finest , , a
spring in the mountains. For particulars ad-WfTWi V
dress Mrs. JAMES P. LEWIS. U-HM I
Oakland, Md..
or J. P. LEWIS. P. O. dept., 1534 I street- iy?-liu*
A1LANTIC CITY. N. J.
WHITE HOUSE. la__iA
Mass. ave.. near Pacific. Fine ocean view;?
terms reasonable. E. N. COX. Jy6-lm I
C* TSKILL MOUNTAINS, SIJNXY SLOPE HOUSE,
Palenville. ?On Kaaterskill Creek. at en-* . a A
trancetoi love. Three mi 1?js from the Kaater
skill and Hains Falls. Terms $1(1 i<er week. JJ"5a 1
| P. H. SCltlBNER, Palenville.Greeneco., N.Y. Jy3-lui
Atlantic city, n.j.-brady house, a a
Arkansas avenue.? A handsome BummerTlvlf^
resort Good l>oard at lowest rates. I^arge, I
airy rooms, g od lieds, pure wat< r. parlor piano, trarden
swings, &c. JAMES BRADY, Box 707. Jy2-lm
ASBURY PARK. N. J. THE VICTORIA, MF.dium-sized
private family hotel, near the* ?, A
oroan. Surf bathing unsurpassed; lighted by #
fas; hair mattreues; table excellent; terms ?
moderate. Jeii-lm
HOTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE MAY. N.J.. OPENS
first reason July 7th, 1883. Directly nnl . . a
the beach; eleK.mtly furnishe'l; stnctly fir*t-w<?XkY
cluss. Terms. $3.50 and $4.50. EH A.N K II Li- -M I
11ILDRETH. Proprietor. Je26-3ai
Ashland house, atlantic city, n. j,.
corner of Pennsylvania and Atlantic ave- A . ? A
tines. One of the best locations in the city;
summer and winter. 1I"W I
T be house has lieen thorough'y renovated and re: urnished;
awnings to every window; pure water introduced;
the taiile will not !e ex eiled by any in the
country. Terms very reasonable for first-class accommodations.
Ihree minutes' walk trom both railway
stations.
Je23-6w WARNER & PENDER. Proprietors.
River view house, oxford, md. the
most delightfu - ummer Hesort in the state. Salt
water bathing, boatin* and fishing. Situa-*., A
tiou within lt/0 yards of the beach and steam-w
boat landimrs. Beau ifnl level roads for driv- X^JbLL
ink'. Photograph of the hotel nnd circulars can t>e had
of Dr. Wm. P. YounK. real estate broker, 1420 <ew
York avenue. CLARENCE PETERS, Prop.
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C1APE MAY, N. J., "ST. ALBANS,"
> Opj>osite tlio New Columbia. StrictlyA . ? A
first-class. Address t'-TP t
Je 2-lm MRS. McCLELLAND. ?
POTOMAC HOTEL.
ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND. MD..
WILL OPEN JUNE 25.
Terms: $1.50 per day, $9 per week, and $30 A . , A
per month. Special arrangements for fami-W<v^%y
lies, !-tcamers George Leary und Excelsior.Lv^X
m-t at Piney Point wharl. Good sailing and osthiLg.
All boats free. Address
R. J. ADAMS & BROS.,
Piney Toint, St. Manr's county, MdReferences:
Scbmedtie ft Br s., 707 7th st. n w.; A.
J. Donaldson, Government Priiitiug Offios. je20-lm*
IjUUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
. Fauquier county, Va., 56 miles from Wastiiiigtcn.
Morning and evening trains via Virginia! . < A
Midland railroad. All the modern impro\e- v vlMf
ments thronirhout. including hot an i coldiiii^.4
b.'.ths, closets on each floor, electric bei'.s. jra^. ?ci, fc'c.
'1 lie soeia! features of the Fauquier Springs possess the
attr?.c ions of metropolitan life, o?viujr t > the proximity
to Washington and Baltimore. For information, teruia,
&c.. address F. TENNEY 4 Co..
?e20-lm At the .Springs.
CIO-NGRESS HALL] '
' CAPE MAY. *. , A
Unequaled location, substantial buildintr, V
new turi/iMire, prompt and att-nti ve Bervice,
elevator, electric bells, electric litrhts.
A Table of Superior Excellence.
The Orchestra will be conducted bv Mr. Zimmerman.
H. J. & G. R. CRUMP.
Of Colonna le Hotw', I liiladeiphia,
and Devon Inn, Devon, Pa.
Opens JUNE 30th. Jrl9-2m
1JNITED SIATES HOTEL. A . , a
The largest in Atlantic City. N.J. NowlijjST
open for the season of '83.
BFNJ.H. BROWN
J AS. P. S"OTT, Mana?er. Jel8-dtaux6A:eoditit.
SEASIDE HOTEL, OCEAN CI i Y, MD.. WILL
k?oj>eu June 23d; terms. i2j<er day. $8 to $10 A A
l>er week; it is reached via. P. W. & B. K. R., f 9
l antern Shore and Mary and Steamboat Cos. L
I-or particulars apply to S. J. MASSEY, Prop. Je8-2in
VERMONT HOUSE,
Verinont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, I. . A
Atlantic City, N. J Oceau view from evervy/W^ T
room. The lionse will be kept open all the year. I
For particulars adiiresB Mrs. ROBT. BLACK.my30-3m
CPU AY VIEW. OCEAN GIlOVE. N. J., DIRECTLY
k.' facing the ocean and lake. ?Sui>erior four-A . . A
stoo- hotel, with verandas on three fronts. VivSa 9
lerfect drainage and ventilation. I.ar^re andJjljS??L
airy rooms. Accommodation for 200. B?jx 05 < Mrs
JOSEPH WHITE. )cl2-2iu
rjlHE POPULAR WATERING PLACli
CAPE MAY,
Is Reached by the
WEST JERSEY RJSLROAD,
IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Fast Express Trains, with Parlor cars at-1. - A
tachcdarcmn dur:n?r the season at ronvenl-V
ent hours, and passen?rers will find on their JJiagLL
arrival at the \c?- Broad Street Station. Philadelphia.
I nion Tnmsfer Coaches transfer ilirei t to the station
of the West Jersey railroad, at the foot of Market
street
For through tickets, basfjrajre checks, and full i- form^ti'in,
apply as follows: Northeast corner 13th street I
aud lennsylvania avenue station, Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad.
CHAS. E. PUGH. Gen'l Manager.
Jf9-taul5 J. R. WOOI>, Gen'l Passensrer Agent.
Atlantic (Jity. I>sa.4
Express Trains are run THROUGH withoutXiiislT
Stops IN NINETY MINUTES
VIA
CAMDFN & ATLANTIC WEST JER8EY
RAILROAD, RAILROAD.
from from
Station foot of Vine street. Station foot of Market st.
Passengers from Washington will take the through
trains of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad to Philadelphia
and arrive at the Dew Broad-street station of
the Pennsylvania railroad, where Union transfer coaches
connect direct to the staiions of the Camden and Atlantic
and West Jersey railroads.
For through tickets, baggage checks, and full information
apply as follows: Northwest corner 13th street
and Pennsylvania avenue; station Baltimore and Potomac
railroad.
CHAS. E. PUGH, J. R. WOOD.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
Je7-tal5
CIOBB'S ISLAND, VA., THE ONLY SEA-A . . A
/ 8IDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA. Tl^mf
The finest and safest snrf-bathing. Ocean, JiiJBJL
channel and shark fishing and snipe shooting.
Terms: $2 per day. $12 pey week, $40 per month.
Route from Old Point by steamer Northampton to
Cherrystone every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The Bait more and Washington steamers make dose
connection with the Northampton. Hotel physician.
P. A. Fitzhugh. Address J. T. SPADY.
myl&-2kn
QI'ENS TUESDAY. JUNE 12th,
ROCK EN ON SPRINGS AND BATHS, A
Great North Mountain, XI1
Near Winchester. Va..
Will open JUNE 12th to accommodate several who wish
to leave the city at that time.
Large additions have been made this season for the
accommodation of a greater number of guests. The
dining-room has also been en urged, new pateutclosets
have been provided, and the sanitary arrangements ate
perfect.
The prospect for an abundant crop of the best fruit
in the immediate neighborhood of the Springs is very
promising this season.
For circulars and accommodations apply to A. S.
Pratt ft Son, 4019th street, Washington, D. C. Circulars
also at this office.
Jel A. 8. PRATT. Proprietor.
rpHE MOUNTAINS. 1^.1
THE PARK HOTEL, Xl^wT
William sport, Pennsylvania.
A quiet home for the summer months, cool nights.
No mosquitoes. No malaria. Beautiful drives, music,
etc., etc. Tsble liberally supplied with farm produce.
A new Otis hydraulic elevator. Terms moderate. Send
for circular and diagram. nayS-Sm
EASON 1883.
DOUGLASS HOUSE,
EEBOBOTH BKACH, DELAWARE,
Will open JUNE 1st, 1888. Terms, $2.60 per A l. A
dav. Special arrangements for families orfc?f
parties engaging rooms by the week. iOU
Write for circular.
my22-3m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor.
THE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS, 1. . 1
Gettysburg, Pa.,
WILL BE OPEN JUNE 14th. IPM I
The ' V AGLE" in town, rec ntly enlarged, will also
accommodate boarders. Trains from Washington connect
with W. Md., H. J. At H. A G. R.Ks.. Cnsrles st.
Eei>ot, for Gettysburg. For further psrticulars and
terms send for descriptive circular. Address
H. YINGLING. Proprietor,
my28-3m Gettysburg. Pa.
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, * . . A
Stephenson s Depot P. O., Va. VAf
Pamphlets atutaromoe. ?fC T
my21-2m E. C. JOhDA.N.
/~1APE MAY. N. J.?CARROTX "VILLA.** JACKV
son street, one square from the beach; new A a
?? tSSSVSLSTSSft.
Bum. cwmv.
SUMMER RESORTS.
Thje wkntwobtil
Newcastle, s. h..
TO11 open June 23. It has accoromMationsl .. 4
for 450 mwti, and offer* mope attract! ,iibfMV
j Uian any ofher seaside re-ort ou thf t
| coirt. Excellent advantages for boating. fishing and
bathing. *wy modem rpactmi*
"V^UC I,uvc Wriora. Itwwr ele
vitor. Mnsic Hall f?r dan ang and thestriea's Orob**tra
of 20 j ieces Howling Altera, Kr.ha.nl Pco:u. sunm
Yacht for excursion*. Hail An<1 Kow It ijk Kir?t-oa??
Livery an<l Boarding 8tab!e. Oround? illutuiuat <1 by
electric light. Western Union Te ecrsp.i station in t'ie
bouse- "lb stock ticker frive<* constant rep rts of tlte
stock market. Two mile* from Fort^ni- uth and two
hour*' r.d* from Bostou by lMaa railroad. Coaches
of the Hotel always in waiting.
Address, Portsmouth, N. II.
GEORGE F. THOMPSON. Manager.
mySl-mfcthSm
I^EN WICK'S HOI EL. hKON AKDTT ?WN. M IK
Up n for summer bosrdore; l<euniifi;lA . i A
ooation; roouu large and airy, sait water Y Y
bathing. sai ing. fibbing. etc- term* C
ivr day. ?S? a week. Address JOHN F. FFNWICK.
Le<'Hardtown. Md. J-iJl-lliXmliii
Hotel IVaaterskii i?
C V; SKIT L MOUNTAINS,
Elevation 3.0J0 l\et.
XnW OPEN.
The Largest and Mott Popular Mountain Hotel in the
_ World.
KnatersMll Station, the terminus of the now A . , A
K*ater*k!l: railroad. is witiliu hall a ini.e ofy'Tv^y
Hote! Ka&terskill. ami isarvevMble'tia Holdout
by the New York Central aiil Huds<vi I liver r?iii .mi
steamboats and by the .\ew York. Wc*t Shore < nd Buffalo
rai.way via Kigstou, 1eaYi-gPcniif.ylvi.ma railroad
d.-jxit at Jersey City. Train via Pennsylvania and
rt*f 8li0r" roada leaving Broad stre? t station. Philadflphi*,
at 9:20 a. m.. arrives at Hotel Kaaierskill at 5
p.m.; the 1: Op. in tram from Philadelphia arrives i.t
" P- m. Direct tel< graph connections wuh the principal
btock Exchanges.
Address E. A. GILI.ETT
. Kasterskill Po?t Office, Greene county. New York.
Jyl4-tii.th.eat
ASBURX PA UK. N. J.1.AKK8ID: . CuTTAGF.
Lake avenufpand Emory street; now open A . . a
for the reception of guests. Terms n ode rate. w;Tft
Mrs. L. J. 81ETLER. Jyl0-eo2w* |
ClOXGHKSH HALL. OCEAN CM Y. WOKCES i KH
./Co.. Md.. ojwis June 20th. Newly fi;r-l . ? A
nishod; first-class in every particular, eiegaut Yi'Tft t
bat? irg, fishing. gunning, etc. W. B. K. i^JaSJ.
SELBk. Je9-?, tuTtllitt
The akgyle, ockan end of con-j ?, a
neclicut avenue, Atlantic City. Yf-a^y
Miss K. R. HARVEY. Proprietress. Ii"?E 1
P. O. Box 380. Jel-lmAstu. tli2m
\\TAVE1ILY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
" Open all the year. Hot and Cold Sea-A . ,
water Bntbs in tlie bouse. El ctric IMls, Gas, f'Tj?
and nil th* conveniences cf a first-cLisa hotel. Il"gr i
Ocean iew; coach to meet trans.
Je -^m J. L. BPYANT.
ClABIN JOHN BKIDOF. HOTEl/(P. O .f . A
Montgomery county. Md.); sev?n
from Wa?-h!nirtonou ? onduit rosd: the flritsitJ^JLL
drive from city proprieties strictly enforced ;L Alt. % EST
STONE AKCH IN XHE WOULD on adjoining grounds.
my4-4m
LOCKWThjD HOt'SE. HARPKR*S FEKKY. Wr ST
Va., retiui't aud newly furniithed rooms. A , . a
No ma aria or mosquitoes. Table board un-VvMV
siirpaKsetL Terms $o to f7.50 per week, ai -J^&l
cordinK to locate. n>.f rooms. Special terms for tau.ilic--.
O; en Jl NE 10th. 1883. MRS. S. E. LOVETT. IYoPrietress.
myJ6-2m
I^ASTFOKD HALL, OXFOHI). >1D.
r-J SAMOEL NORUIS. Proprietor.
'lhis pupular Maryland UeBQrt will oikui on A ? , A
the 12th June. 18SJ1, for theacconuiuHlation of
guests. Terms moderate. Je23-lm '
| lOLTON'S SUMMER RESORT. EIGHTY M1LEH
V-' (l 'wn the river; fine fi^himr. ovsterintr. A . , A
cralbing and bathinir. Open JUNi ^0t?.Y(V^V
lorms, ?1.50 j>er day. B. J. COLTON. V:o-iJy6LL
l-rietor. Milestown P. O., St. Mary s Co.. Md. jel-2m*
^JONGREbS UALL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS
OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE 16TH.
RATES $3.50 AND |4 TER DAt.
,1eG-2m CLEMENT & COX. Proprietors.
V\T ATER GAP H( >USE. DELAW A HE WATER GAI\
Pa. Open with increased attractions. A jl, A
Running water in ch.-.mbers from springs;YlTftt
drainsge perlect; tree from malaria. I
to<-? and Hies. Three hours and a half from Phihul li hift
by Pennsylvania R. K. L. W. BR< IDHEAD. >.23-lm*
r|^HE BRIGHTON."
ATLANTIC CITY. J
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
HOT AND COLD SEA-^VAIER BATHS AND ALL
MODERN CONVENIENCES.
Address
my9 3mo F. W. HF.MSLEY k RON.
f|M.E.MONT HOUSF, CAP!: MAY, NEAR THE
J. lieach. Lar.'e. Fhady ground-; swings A. U
croguet. lawn tennis; good j'iaoe for faniliien. Y -^a Y
h'easonab e rates. CU.AS. LL ROY WUttL-l;' Pl
ER. Proprietor. je7-2m
Ml TROPOLI ' AN-CO'. NEH OF ATLAN A . . A
tic and 1 itth f. venues, Atlar.t;c C.*ity, nearyv^A W
wa-ni b&ths. Camden and Atlantic trails stoiili^jBtf
at the door. Tern.s moderate. J. A. Mci'f. i .-?.
jel-2m Proprietor.
wINL>SOR COLLEGE R'-SORT. SHADE. MoI'lT
vf tains, Spriuirs, laths Hrw?, Hunting. A. . A
liidiing, Fxcellent Table. Circulars at Hnn-l^mP
tano's, 101ft l'enn. Ave., or adilress A. vt l'1"!
JE1 LY, New W indB'T, Md. myl5-Min
Grand villa hotel,
OCEAN END OF COANECTICUT AVENUE.
ATLANTIC CITY. N.J.
An entirely new house, elegantly furnished. J . , A
electric b lis, g:.s, kc. Fu l ocean view. First-?;v7PJ|> W
class in every resi>ect. Oi>en al! the year. NoJsiJSLL
fear. WM. JL LOVE, P. O. Box 45-'. niy3o-2m
T IOTEL ALBION^
n" ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Tlio most elegantly furnished and best ap- A , A
pointed hotel in Atlantic City. YlvjA
OP. N JUNE 30th. Ij- '31 T
Jel5-2in LEN'i Z & SIEOKIST. Propn tors.
HE MADISON, j. , j
bun set avenue and Kuyley street, ViflB Y
ASBUliY PARK, N.J., li^KT
First-class. Gat?, F.leetnc UeLt. and Teleinije^^^
Box T'40. [Jel2-2m] K. GATE.
4 TLAMIC CITY. N J
FAMILY HOTEL.
THE COLONNADE.
FurniBhcd, with all the modern improvements.
MRS. C. A. RIMES,
my21-2m (Formerly of Washington. D. O.)
rjMIl. SHELBUHNE,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.,
Is pleasantly situated on Michigan avenue. bIkjiu 40
yards from the beach, with unobf-ttuctcd ocean front
and sea breezes la now o|>eu. Address
my9-3ni ED\?IN BOBERTS.
SIT. CHARLES?OCEAN END~OF D1LA-A. , A
5 ware avenue. At antic City, -V. J. Much Y -W Y
improved, and w.th uuinti rru ted view <:f thel.i:," L
Ocean. JONAH WOOTTON. Proprietor. my2ItoauS^
FFF RRR U U II TTTT
F R R U U n T
FF RRR U U II T
F R R U U II T
F B R UU II T
pPPp rRRr kEE ssssa sssss s^sss
PPP RRR EE SSSSS SSSSS KB SSSSg
P R R EKB SSSS8 S8SS8 KRB ?8SS8
FOR WINE OR JELLY; APPLE PARERS, Ac.
WINDOW SCREENS, BUILDERS*
HARD WAKE, Ac,
F. P. MAY k 00.,
Jy7 634 Pennsylvania avenue.
Clearing Out Cash Sale
OF ODDS AND ENDS,
TO REDUCE 8TOCK FOB 8UMMEB.
A few pieces Body Brussels, SI. 20 yard.
Tapestry Brussels, 75c. yard.
. Mattings very Cheap.
A lot of Tapestry and Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet and
larger.
Orders by Telephone or otherwise for Carpet cleaning
receive prompt attention.
BWGLET0N A H0EKE,
Je21 801 MARKET SBAO?1.
Reduced Prices in Dry Goods.
TEN PER CENT OFF ALL THE BTOCK.
We make the above reduction to increase our cash
sales. Every article included?nothing reserved or
excepted?making it the cheapest stock in the city.
BLACK HILK GRENADINES, SATIN GINGHAMS,
ALL FINE WOOLENS. HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, LACES in every style, shape, and quality
from finest to cheapest. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS,
slways reasonable in price, with discount
off. make them very, very cheap.
An examination of the stock and priosa will convince
you that we have not overstated the matter.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
je22 931 Pennsylvania avenue.
Chapoteauts
WINE OF PEPTONE.
A wineglassful of which contains 10 grammes of Beef
artificially digested by Pepsine. It is entirely assimilable
and passes into tbe blood vessels without > eqinng the
stomach to do any previous work. It is highly recommended
(by tbe medical faculty of Par s) to convalescents,
to persons whose b-ood is poor or whosaffernom
Chlorosis, Diabetes, Weakness. General H asting Away,
Stomach Ache. GastralaU, Loss of Appetite, or to those
Exhausted by Excess of Work. Age. >ever. Dysentery
Diseases at the Chest, cancerous Affections. Freoueat
Traveling or l<ong Fatigue. Paris, Bus Vivienne, No.8.
H^ih by all Druggists. jatt-mAthly
mgELLIN'S FOOD
FOB INFANTS AND INVALID8,
THE ONLY PERFECT SUB TITUTE FOB MOTHERS'
MILK.
The most nourishing diet tor invalids and nursing
mothers. Commended by all phyticiana. Sold by all
druggists. Keeps la sll climates. Tie. Said far the
l?mphlei. T. ME 1 CALF A 00., ?1 Central Wharf,
Boston, Maw
DRY GOODS.
Summer Goods
AT SUMMER PRICE%
40 inch PAT1RTE NOVFI. PATTERNS at lHo.
SCOTCH WIS ?HAMS REDUCED.
FRFNCH SATINES RFPUC*P. *
POINTED LINEN LAWNS REDUCED.
I FRENCH I.AWNS REDUCED.
INDIA LINENS?SPECIAL PftlCE.
Handsome I>csi?rn* In IVimesttc Lawns and Oliif*
ham*. Mc., 10c. ami l'JVtc.
PERSIAN LAWNS. FRVXCH NAINSOOK, INDIA
UILL8, DOT ?H> Ml SLINS.
We cloaca out a lot of M Hoar worth 75.-.; we sell
for lie.
6. I.. HEMPSTOXR.
K? PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Jy7 m arket sface.
1^
Si 'ECIAL 13 Aiu; A INS!
TRUNNEL * CLARK.
811 MARKET SPACE.
At* offering many ~M<ecisl Rartralns. s* they li*t-s*<>.
cui?>i ile. ir .li)>' if'i vis slue* ti? ? went l>rea< tu rrut*.
PO.Mi I F MI IS. all iifc, $7 a i i- re.
Genuine Import 1 For \Rf? slLk. 7'. cent*.
liivit lis'tnim in BLAi'K and COLORED SILKS of
reliable ur.kcs.
All spnttir and Summer PRESS GOODS marked
dow at least 20 i*r cent.
We have Grand iGrirat:* in TABLE LINENS
TOW. US. NA1 KINS, fc .
Full ato kof INDIA i INENS. PERSIAN LAWNS,
LIN K.N 1 AWNS, at bottom prices.
Johl.it LINFN LAW NS. Ac . reduced from 37V
P rvalue In GRF V APINES and lllaoi Goods.
h*t FKKNi'H KATINFS reiuc-d to 37 ?*.
100 doc. All-l inen HANDKERCHIEFS <spnctal). lie.
Job lot LADIES' BLACK LlsLE THREAD HOSE.
reduced to 50c.
lit* bargains In Children's FANCY lloSF.. reduced
fro.ii 50 . to 25c.
1 adies' GAUZE VESTS, hitrh an1 low neck. XV.
\ cry be?t -TANDARD i*rtiite. fie. . reduced from Ho.
Ail DOMESTICS AT ROCK BOTTOM PKKLb.
"ONE PKIC? ONLY."
Jc30 TRUNNEL k CI ARK.^
Closing Out Summer Undershirts.
60 Cent Gsuee Shirts. Sforfl.
All ofyIce finest I iuen Collars. fl.SO |v>r dozen.
Finest 4-ply Linen tuffs, 25 cts. a pair.
Fide 4-piy Linen litis, 20 eta. a pair.
Good Suai>eudcl'afor 15 eta. a i>air.
Punmiir Neck Wear almost (riven away.
feix 1 lne Divas Starts made to order for If., at
MEGINN1SS*.
Je29 10412 F street northwest.
Lawks i Lawnss Lawnsi
Cheapest I swn? In W??<li1nrton. Rear.tlful Partfl#
Lawn*. finest quality, actual value li'vc,. reduced to sc.
SILKS * SILKS! SILKS!
Cheapest Hlks in W ishimrton. Colored Silk* 50?,
Fancv Si.ks 37 V. 11. :?w < no Oram Dls< k S.lks ra?
duccd lroiu $l.io down to fl.
NUNS' VEILINGS! NUNS' VEILINGS!
Cheapest Nun*' Velli'.jrs in Washington. Nun"' Veil*
lr,K?. a I pure Wool, widest douile width. i42iuchea
Wide"), reduced from 62c. dowu to 37)*e.
Nuns' Veiling*, fine quality. reduced to 20c.
Nuns' Veilingv. lace effect, i<are?onl. In Black. strawberry.
l loctric Blue and Cream; actual value &Jc., reduced
to 25c.
BLACK FII.R GRENADINES!
Black Silk Brocade Grenadines, every thread a'.l purs
' silk, reduced fr >ni fl. 50 to 75c. Black itr.H-ade MUt
j Grcncdiuep, actual value $1. reduced to5t*c.
Waiusutta. Fruit of the Loom and Davol yunl widt
Blcaciied CottouH reduced to 8 ?c.
CARTEtt'S.
Je26 MARKRT SPACE.
i A
j^l ILL TO THE FORE!
GCINKIP'8,
404 AND 406 SEVENTH 8 It LET NORTHWEST.
This week we shall offer Special Good* at Special
Prices, no fiat tho*o dei-i:iu?r special Article* may procure
^|H-cial liaivaiuc duriiiif tlnn Si <?eia! Sale. laaUuC
lor the mx sjwcial Paj's of tbis special Week.
PARA OI.S. AT AM) I'NDER C< >ST.
Black Satin Paraeol*??' .Id, white and black Ininrt.
f2.75; former price $;i. 50. B.iick Satin ? siiuiiah iai?
trimniijikf. plain and fancy liuinir, 13.45. former price
<4.25. Black Saiiu?sp?ni-b lace tnmn>uiK. piMUnl
edire,plain and fancy lining. 14; former pritv $5. Black
- atin?Spanish Ouip' re trimming. 16. former prion
1 ff..r>o. Black Satin?Profusely trimmed, Si.at'.:-<b la?>e
ruffl.n^H, idlt frame. ?5 25: former price 16.50. Cardinal
and Cream --at;n Lace trimmed, |4. former
pri ef5. Car iinal and Cre*m S-tiu-Lace iniumed.
jy, former price f 12.
UNDE: GARMENTS.
In this, one of ou m<wt p pular departments, will b*
found all irarment" of Underwear, made of ? < tton and
*'*ml'ric. aud elaborately trimmed witb 1 >< ?, HamburvliB
and Irish Foint, M'itm at Cost I'ri.n*. A few
lot* of Soiled Gann<.utx we ofl? r at exactlv Half Price,
We nave made a si>ecia.ty of this department, and shall
certainly uuderscil any of our oompetitors. Oeuw
Vesta? H ?h neck, loiuf alee\es, 30 ?ei.t*. worth 43
cent*. Gauze Venta?All style*. 35. 4<? aud 60 ceuta.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
We certainly do hold a deservedly lar^e trade in this.
another lm|?irtant brfnch of oi:r extensive bmlm'**,
and have aud ahall continue to ofter iroo<is at purpriaintriy
low |>rlcea. Gent's Gauze Vesta, 25. .10, 85 aud 45
cei.ts. Jean Drawers. 60 cent*, positivuiv m-1 mtf eiaewliere
at 65 cent*, t nlaiui.tr ed stiirts, j0, 65, 75 and
90 cent*. Unlauudried shirt. Wamr-iitta mm. tn, 20100
linen boson is and cuffs, reinforced ?.*ck, and front
i-1; irool value for (1.50. Bntiali 11a f-Hiw, 2J eenta,
roKular price. 25 cent*. So id colors Half Hose, '.0, 25,
35 and 40 cents. Fancy t-trij>e*, 10, 12 s, 15 aud 'JO
ccnts. Dude tr.["-s for tbe Promenade, 25. 10, 6, 40
and 50 cent*. Gent's Li?le l read G ove*, 26 cents, former
rrioe. 35 cent* China silk Handkerchief, all the
prevailing tint*. 30, 35. 45. 6<l, 70 and 80 cent*, positively
o r 80-tjent Handkerchief sells eiaemliere at $1.25.
Linen Haurtkeichicf, bo.h i am and fancy bolder, 10,
I2>v, 15, 18, 22 and 25 cent*.
W III i F. GOODS.
We still continue to eej the-e tr<**d* with amazing
rapidity, as thev are of the most de-irable tabrics?always
tre*h lu appearance dud selliuK at the lowest
prices in the citv. India l inen. l'JH. |S cents and up.
| linen lawn, 20, 22, 25. ^0 aud Ji*, cents. stri|ied
, Pique, 10 cents, worth 15 cents. Man-eili.-s, 15 cents.
\v jrth 20 cents. La> e Sti pea, 10 ci nts, reduced fmiu
l'.?>4 cents. Plain and Fancy Swias, 14 cent# aid up.
We are cl sim? out a l:ilve st ck of 'i ravelin - Satchels
at coet price. W e would ?i?h the public to understand
that our special sales <io n t exist in spread < aKl* st> la
<>ii i>ai>er, but in so,id oerL.intiea, winch is oaiiy verified
by tlie iuerexsinir maen.tude of our trade, 'lb?
public is a ooini?eteut JmUe. beimr au uiterwted one;
therefort, to it we resi-ectfully submit the loreuoiU*
announcement.
GCISNIP A CO.,
404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N. W. je3%
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Special Sale Of ^s=am
UPRIGHT PIANOS nfTn
BY CHAUNCEY J. REED,
433 SEVENTH STREET N. W.
No. 1.?An elaborately carved 3-strlnred double rosewood.
veneertd, with extra ft rand, cabinet irrand. b?
the oldest New York maker. Original price ft. (100; offered
at one-third, And mill take piano in exchamre.
No. 2.?A Cabinet Grand, by the leading Boston maker;
very fine 1 lauo. Factory price ?750. oflered at
$260.
No. 3 ?A criebreted New York Piano, nearly news
worth J300. offered at $175.
No. 4.?A rood Imported upright, $75.
No. 6.?A very eleffar t Square Grand Piano,bomrht at
trustee's sale and worth $:KI0, only $165.
No. 6.?Special low prices in tbe matchless Shornnincer
Cymhella Oiyan; sold on $6 monthly uaymenta.
No. 7.?Very great banrains in secon 1 - hand Maledeons
and organs, ramm* from $20 to $50.
I N. B. ?I tune, ship and repair instruments; eeO to all
respectable i eop.e on ea^y payments, aud buy secondhand
Pianos and Oncms for casu. )yl'i
Midsummer bargain^ e&ZSM
IN THE UNSURPASSEDfTTTn ?
HEiNFKAMP PIANOS. " "
Extremely low prices for Square and Urriirht Piano;
that we have rented the i>sst seas' n. <> me essh and
time buyers crn now iret some rare baivams. smau
month y payments. Old Pianos and org*n" taken as
part payment at full value. . .
Parties leavlnir tbe city and others deslrtnii^t.n
of their Pianos can find resdy sale by loavinK
our bands. Now is the ttme buyers ars lookln? for bargains.
UEINEILOfPEEAN FMWB^WABEBOOaa
427 10th street northwest.
^ A. V. GRIMES. Manager.
HIBT DAVIS A CO-'8 PIANOS. - ?ARirains
in these wonderfully perfect inrtru-jaaa
TrS-"1'*"'H:TVc?>eb. 1.
Decker bros.' pianos. _ _____
BUKD TT ORGANS. t?SSM
Q. H. KUHN, Ajrent. fffWI
my29 407 10th strr?t n.W. 1 ''
mHE STIEFF THE KRANICH k BACH.^^SM
I and tbe NEW ENGLAND llanos, thefl | ffl
BARKER, BALTIMORE and the 1 RINoZ1 ? ?*
< nrana. at lowest factory prims for osah. or on sastsst
known monthi Instalment plan, at
G. L. WILD ft BKO.? MU. ICAL WAKEROOMa
apM 709 7th street north wwsL t 4
REICHENBACH'S PIANO WAKKKOOM8. PIANOB
of various makes for sale and not at n-fSM
duced prices. Wm. Kntbe k Oo.*s workl-rjTl V IV
nownedPianos. '1 unintrand Bwalnw. **
Ilth street, above Pa. ave. ,
piANOB, ORGANS, sheet music
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