LOCAL MENTION.
TIm1 Wraihcr.
OFnrr. r>F tiie Chief Sign *r. nFFTrmp.,
Washington. I>. I'., .Inly 17, 18S.?, 11 a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, warmer. gen?
rally lair weather, south to west winds iollowed
by slightly cooler weather,and occasional
local rains.
For Saturday, cooler westerly wind-, uith
occasional light local rains are Indicated for
>ew England and the middle Atlantic states.
Great Reduction in the price of straw hats.
Franc's, corner 7th and l>, the only strictly
one price hat and gents" furnishing store in this
City.
Go to Luray on Sunday next.
- ?- i FrozenCustard.
(made entirely ol cream),
Gautier's, 73?? loth si.n.w.
Mosquito Canopied,turnover frames,? 1.11AF.
FrssEt-i s Irr.? 'ream shipped anywhere out
cltown; 1 11'" New York avenue.
Baby Carriages at eost. Moses A Son, 11 A F.
loo Pa iks ladies lieaded slippers, with bows,
only ?il.-j:{. worth $2. Stra-sburger, No. UOO
7th street, lour doors above I.
Train fok Li ra y on Sunday, leaves B. and
O. depot at b:30 a. ill.
Si.atf. Majctei?s, latrobes and ranges will be
old at very low prices for the next thirty days
to reduce stock, at J. F. .Manning A Co.'s, l;i:jO
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Straw MATnxosat cost. Moses A Son, 11 A F.
HarvardCica kettes. eoniulisseurs favorite,
made of Virginia's choicest gold leaf and absolutely
pure.
A Job Lot of misses' kid shoes, at 98 cents,
at 7- Strasburgers.No. 9(J6 7th street,four doors
above I.
Purchase Yoir Tickets lor Sunday Luray
excursion to-day.
KekkiukraT'Uw at cost. W". i;. Closes A Son.
So-called Cleveland fluid, 5 gallons for $1.
Genuine Danforht. Sl.lo, delivered. W. s.
Jenks a Co., 717 7th street.
Straw Mattings Sc. Moses a Son 11th and F.
CO Pairs lx>ys" tipped shoes, at Si.17.
Btrasburger. No. 9o?? 7tI? st., 1 doors above I St.
Second GrandSinday Excursion to Luray.
Have Eyesight. Consult Hem pier, cor. 4Vj.
CITY AX 1)1)1 STiilCT.
Amusements To-\lshl.
Alba run's? m?eka House.?"Iolanthe."
t'OMiuUE si mmer Gakoen.?Variety.
Condensed l.ocalH.
Street lamps will b? lighted at 7:10 p.m. and
extinguish* d at:?:!in.
Mrs. Hannah linrman, wife of Policeman !
John J.? rnian. died at her residence. No. -10 j
MassaciiusetIs avenue, at 3 o'clock this morning
ol consiunpt ion. she leaves five children.
The interment will l;e made on Sundav in Sit. I
Olivet cemetery.
George L. Harris. .(??; Louisiana avenue, 1
reports ^r?.;? ?i from him a elock worth ?.j.
Isaac Hawkins, ojo.-cd. was -cut to jail for i
two months ny Judge smell to-day, forstealiug :
a pair ot shoes from Alfred Walker.
Henry J. Kim/. by li. t >. and It. Claughton,
has tiled a |,iU against 1'. W. \Vel>er and S.
liieber lor s|x- iiir [htIoi jianct'. He states that
\\ ebcr ottered to -eii him j:is e<|iiiiy of redemption
in hou.se ll'Jti .i.;i strv> t. lor Slio.
being paid, and that he failed tocarrvout the
agreement by selling the property to S. Hieber.
lie a&Ks that tiiis sale be .-et a-ide and Weber
Ik- eoiujnlled to com ply with hi.s agreement.
Resolutions of Ke^i?e?t for the Late 1>r.
< li \s. 1. s< iimidt.?Information having been
received at the office of the Fifth Auditor of!
the I r. a Miry I >< -partiuent of the death ol Dr. ;
Charles F. Sehinidt, a clerk in said office, his
official associates at a meeting called for the
purpose of taking suitable notice of the solemn
event, hereby
Rf sitlcr, That we deeply feel the loss of our
departed as>4M*i;tte, wiiosc1 equalities 01 miiul
aiul heart were i>r a superior order, and t adeared
him to all who were fortunate enough
t<> m.ike his acquaintance or be joined with him i
in siH-ial and official relations. He was one ol I
the h st known men in the Treasury Depc.rtment,a:nl
|m>?? -?? ,( attainments of rare scholarshin.
combined with si and judgment, ability
and strict integrity, which was nover questioned.
and which enabled him to command
th< respect ami coniidenci of the head ot the
department during the entire and long period
ol his public service. He was a man of large
brain and heart. He gave his best thought to
tne cause ot his country at a time when it was
needed and useful, and he contributed of his
mi tat an ec at all times to the calls for aid of publie
eharity and private neeessity with a lavish
ness that knew no limit but the one limitation
ot his means. He was careful ami earnest in i
duty, kind and considerate in manner, ele- :
Mated in tone, circumspect in action and always |
alive to the great questions which marked the
period of his long and active lite.
A'fWrrtf, That we oiler sincere condolence to
the members of his family, and as a mark ot respect
to his memory will attend the services to
be held at his late residence this atternoon.
_ J. B. Mann, Chairman.
Endicott King. Secretary.
Frightened Excursionists. ? The excursionists
who went with Eastern Lodge, No. 7, ;
I. O. ?>. F? to Colonial Keach yesterdav and the I
excursionists to Lower Cedar Point on the Ar- I
men la were treated on their wav home to an
experience not down on the bills. The two
meaniers raced all the way up the river to
Alexandria, and maintained such a high rate
of sj>eed as to cause great consternation. A
numlw r of ladies, it is said, fainted and there
was .t general scramble on both Units for lifepreservers.
When the boats arrived at their j
wharves in tiiis city some of the p&wncers !
stih clung to their life-preservers. The complaint
among passengers was very general. '
The boats. ?*> one ?t the passengers said to a j
siak reporter, both crossed the bows ol the
<jc-?rge Law near Fort Washington in a very i
ri-kj manner, riie race Was very even, the .
beats keeping abreast ; b >ut ail the way.
A st ir for S1U.<M? Damagits.-John Peter- 1
son enter .1 suit ag;?i::st the Washington and
l.eorg. t w,i railroad company yesterdav!
el.tiuiiiiir i m i;; fi?r lujurie> re- !
ceived i.v his -on w!i?> had liis left arm broken
by U-ing thrown from a car at *joth street
and Peiins. Dania avenue, making ampuUitioii
Ueevssary.
Setti ing a Fki-d in the Aoi-icri.tur \l j
Gi:ot ni?s.? W iilhim II. i;<idgers and llenrv
??ormainvere lieiore Judge sn.-ll this morniic' :
charged with fighting n the Agricultural
Kroiinds. I'wiieeuiaii Ikiiley testified that he
arrested them in the Agricultural grounds!
aoout live o dock thi- morning. They shewed
signs of a d. rate struggle. < ?tH< er Penny
t? -titie.t that tne men ha i a setiifi.- ><?ine time
ago and. a* th- result 1 ! a chal'i.'nge, thev had
b. eii l..l.ow ng eaet, ot her ever since. The'coui t
lm|>osetl a tine ol 5>JO in each case.
Markiagf Licenses.?The clerk of the court
has Issued marriage li?--nses p, H,,nrv Carter
and Ahee i?ixoi,; .J.,;,,, W. Ewing. of "Lincoln '
Co.. | ' nil., a.al Ha: i ie Norman, oi Wasnington
Co.. O:uo; John Harding and Emma Stone
both ol Stafford Co., Ohio. '
sati i:i?ay Kxitrsiunstu Marshall II vli.
The mauagenieiit of Marshall Hall have ar1
' ' 1 ' :i series of Saturday evening exnn>ioiis.
including musical entertainments, to
that P ace . the steamer Arrowsmith. The
steamer will leave her wharf ai ? p.m.
ICEI KI.KSS Sh<h?ting.--About five o'clock this
morning four colored men amu-ed them-elves
by emptying their revolvers at the houses j
taein- on South ? apitoi street southeast, near
K. line pistol ?..4il entered the window of the
hous. .sc.ii.ed by John M. K. nzie, whose Wife
*n<i child Were lying in U d asleep. The ball
struck the pillow on which Mr-. Mckenzie s
head rest?d. and roiling down, struck heron
1m- cheek but did riot injure her. An old eolorcd
,na? living at K itnd South Capitol streets
healt a hasty retreat t.? esca|>e the bullets. I
Aliie.i complaint has been made ot the di~ !
ord. riy -induct of gangs of men who infest i
that neighborho>>d. Sunday evenln-'s lace'
crowds a-semu, there to play ba.se ball, and
cul^ father anmnd the gas tank, play j
Kill to set Aside a Defii.?Kaufman
Mevenberg has filed a bill in cjuitv against
Thoriilon >h,|,,l a!, to set aside a" deed for
" '"l. square made to Shinn. 1 he
ciiniplain.int. wh.?a| i- ars t.y J|.",; .. lime and
Thomas, states that ^hinn claimed to be the in- i
Mentor <>t an improvement In I'K-k hinges, and
MasaU.ur t.. s.pply for letters patent; that lie
persuaded complainant to take an Interest in I
It. and. on Januarv JUt, ls7!?. gave him
OMC-Iourth interest it j,i consnlerat mn of the
transfer ot th -pn.|? rty to him. the w.nsiderat
ion expressed beings l He avers that shinn
never applied tor letters patent, and ctiar- es
that he eiM-nnilH'n .l the projK-rty by a deed of
w?nVii.!i' to secure Alice M. Uo?slTl
K>*KI> THE TABI.ES ON HIS Wot'I.D-IlF
1 AKio,:s.-John I> e ("oojx r, wiki has a truck
garden near the National rare eourtM*. te-tltied
in the lo.iceC. urt as toanassuuit iiimmi him
b>^ two colored men Samuel West and Alfred
C? Brlen. It ap|>e:trs that the two men met him
oil the Asylum road yes'erday. and supposin-'
him to t?e an escap-d lunatic attempted to arrest
him and turn him over to the asvlum authorities.
expecting to vet the usual so," fee. The
old man made a struggle for libt rtv, and the
*ien threw him to the ground, but he flnaliv got
the better oi them. The judge imposed a hue
of on each ot tlie defendant*.
Fire Insurance.?iuuure your property now
In the Arlington Fire Insurance Company.
oiIi? e 15o"? Pennsylvania ave.ii.w..thec?>mpanv
ha\ iug the la I g est paid up capital, vi/.:
e'JOO.iKMI, ol any city cimpanv. Directors,
alters. Cox. pn*sideut; \\ ui. Ki'ug. vice president;
Wm. l:. Hi lev. Dr. J. W. H. Lovelov,
Ctias. Lduionsfon, s. Thos. Ilrown. D. F. Kobin nn.
W in. Gait. Dr. W. W. Johnston; C. It.
Alauiy, treasurer; Frank T. Kawlings,secretary.
Base Lai.i. Vrsreri>ay.?Trenton?, 1C; Na
tlonals, l. At Lanca !cr?Lancasier, ,~t; Nortoik,
t!. At New York?Ito'-toii, ti; New York, 3.
At Louisville?Louisville, U Bivoklyn, V. At
Buffaio iisioming ganuo? lU.H'aio,;{; Chicago, i).
Afternoon game?Buffalo, }?; Chicago, l:s. At
Jietridt st. Louis, s; I>etrolt, 13. At Pittsturg?Pit
t?ii?u rg. 12; I Salt: more, 1. At Philadel- !
phia?Providences. 1; Philadelphia*. *J. AtClnfiumiti?M?
trojiolitans, 7; Cincinnati, 5. At
St. la>uis-ssi. I>,uis. l:;; Athletics, 11. At
V??ark, N. J,?\ irgiuias, 3; Newark*, 1.
Jlr*. KliutlM'lli Hfnvlln*' Rniflde.
THE COKOXF.lt DECIDES THAT DEATH WAS
CAVatJ UV ARSENIC.
The letter, which, as The star stated yesterday.
was left by Mr*. Elizabeth Ileavlins, who
died suddenly yesterday at her home, 718 12th
' street. under circumstances Indicating suicide
by taking arsenic, was addressed to Mr. Bnird,
a Isiarder In the house, and eluded by saying:
"It i? my last prayer that you may be led by
j a merciful Providence to interest yourself lb
behalf of my little darling cbild. Idle in the
firm belief that this is a decree of fate for a wise
pu"js>se. Good t>ye. May tunl bless you all.*'
The ln?ly was taken ;<j Barker's undertaking
' establishment to await the arrival of Mrs.
, Hearlins' husband from Henderson, N. C.
Coroner Patterson, after making an investigation
with l?r. Crook, gave a certificate of death
from a dose of ar.-cnic, taken with suicidal Intent.
Mrs. Ileavllns" act was induced, it is thought,
by financial dfficultie*. she has not. it is
stated, lived with iier husband for two years.
Sellino Gin ox Sunday.?Lorenzo Simi. a
! saloon keeper at the corner of New Jersey avenue
and N street southeast, was placed on trial
lteiorc Judge Snell to-day charged with violating
the Sunday law. Oifieer.John C. l)aley testified
that on last Sunday lie sent a colored
man. Abram Mitchell, in Simi's place with a
l bottle and he came out uithgin in it. Mitchell
: testified that he went in tlie saloon and bought
tne gin. lie --aid that he met the defendant
near police headquarters this morning and he
i (dcl'-ndant gave him not to apjtear against
| him, and lie showed the money to the court.
A fine ot 8'JO was imposed. The judge said this
! was a ease where the party should be prosej
cutcd for interfering with witnesses.
Transfers of Ileal Estate.
I>ec<ls m fee have been filed as follows:
Frank II.Loving to Helen Hand Tlndall, lot 156,
Tattles sub Widow's Mite: $? . Hegiua OrossJ
mayerto Mary A. W illis, part ?. sq. ?S21: S?A.
F. Barker to John F. Keenan, sub lot 5o, sq.
1 !{s:!; \V. F. Mat finely in (}. J. Mueller,
I lots 17 to l!?, sq. 021; ?1,205.53. D.I). Winters
to Corni?h, part 13, sq. 7:1-1: 8259. Ida
stone to Marv s. Waymuiif lot '27, block 5, IvyCity:
8125. John Pepper to James Richardson,
l lot 17. s... ?IS; 85. loo. Eliza A. Ottutt to T. F.
s. King. pro|?erty on O St., ??eorgetown; $504.
A. A. H< ^uier to John A. Boring, lot 5, sq. 198;
8?. G. 1>. Lorinc to same, same property; S?.
T. II. < i. Todd to W. Vierbuchen, i>art 11, sq.
WU; SstMi. C. A. Jaines et Ml. to John Lynch
a:id <iv-orge Mason, sq. 517; SWIHl, 4c. .las.
P. Lyon to Henry lager, part 2, sq. 78l;$2,5oO.
H.I.:ger to Acnes Thie!kunl.part same;8905.47.
Kate L. Hoy to Kdward H. Ingte, sub 29, sq.
^1,5<H>. Susie Moore to same, sub 39, do.;
8l.5oo. H. II. Warner to same, sub lot 34, do.;
Sl.soo. John T. Arms to Harriet M. Lyon, sub
lot :?>, sq. 5os; 82.800. Mary E. Tippett to J.
O. McDowell, parts 25 and 215, sub sq. 301;
$1,300.
The Montgomery County, Maryland.
.Kjrsirrjr.
To the Editor of Tif k Kvkn'iso .Star:
With reference to the discovery mentioned in
The star recently, of a man's hat. clothes,
l>oots, Ac., In the woods near the Metropolitan
Branch B. and O. H. H.. between Silver Spring
and Linden, a letter lias been received from E.
steicer A Co., 251'ark Flace, New York, saying:
"The man. Franz Porseh, has made a lew purehases
ironi tis, but since four weeks we have
not heard irom him. having failed to make a
living in Baltimore, it would not be unlikely if
cbqtondencv had befallen him." Should the
friends of Porseh see this item they may be able
to solve the mystery.
The Conrts.
F.Qt'lTY Cot'RT?Jtnltjr Hnoner.
To-day, Jackson agt. Davis* order allowing
withdrawal of stipulation and decree confirming
auditor's report and condemning assets.
Marr agt. Barry ctal.: F. Bra It made party defendant.
Marragt. Barry; order overruling exceptions.
sale ratified and reference to auditor;
order making J. Rich and W. W. Burdette parties
defendant. Schmidt act. Schmidt; decree
for sale: F. Schmidt appointed trustee. Bech-ini
A Middleton act. White: order that dctendant
pay S3.910.6o into court,and reference
to auditor, Ac.
Affairs In Went Washington.
Accident.?Victoria Ludgate, about 10
years of ace, lesidinc on Gay street, was playing
with her companion on some lumber, near >
her residence, when she fell, breaking her richt
arm in two places. Dr. Snyder, jr., who lives i
near, was foriunately homeland rendered the
necessary surgical aid.
Heal Estate Sai.es.?Thomas Dowlinc,
auctioneer, sold last evening lor Jesse H. Wilson
and George W. Kinc, trustees in equity, lot
12, square 15 (at the junction of L street and
Pennsylvania avenne), containing 7,052 square
feet, at 07 cents per square foot, to John F.
Dyer; and also parts 8 and 9 in slip northwest
corner of West and Valley streets, Georgetown,
improved by a large frame house, to James
Manague for 83,125.
Boatixo Notes.?Ellis Ward, who is to train
the Columbia crews, arrived in town, and is
stopping at the Morgan house.?The celebrated
oarsman, Breen, of Boston, who lias been engaged
by the Potomac Boat club, will arrive tonicht.and
also be quartered at the Morgan
house.
< iRAix Receipts.?Canal boat Seneca arrived
this morning with 2,5oo bushels of wheat for
Hartley Brothers.
Notes.?The Columbia Boat club gave one of
their enjoyable lions lust evening in the spacious
bail room of their house. The many
friends of Mr. Frank Trenholm will be sorrv to
know that he is lying critically ill at his residence
in West Washington.
1EMPERATCKE AND CONDITION OF WATER
at 7 A. M.?Great Fails, temperature, 82: condition.
30. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
82; condition at north connection, 30; south
connection. 30. Distributing reservoir, teml>erature.
81; condition at influent gatehouse, ,
30: condition at diluent gatehouse, 30. High
tiues in the river to-day 11:32 a. in. and 11:54
p.m.
Alexandria Affair*.
Reported for Tiik Kvkni.no War.
The Cash Departi re.-'The city policy towards
its officers has been entirely changed in
the matter of allowing them the credit ot the
salaries from the first of the month when the
pay is due only on the last of the month. After
theclo-e of this month the aaditor.hy the direction
of the finance committee, will recognize
no orders given by officials on their salaries.
On the first of each month the salary of each 1
otliccr will be promptly paid, but no liens made I
on the salary lietore that time will be recognized.
It is thought that in thus dealing for
cash ail parties will Is- benefited, paying l?-ior?liand
and paying behindhand will both be
avoided, and there will be less need of the
pending council resolution to dismiss all city
employes who do not nay their debts.
Tiie I'osr Office Chanok.?Major W. W.
Herbert, the new postmaster, will take charge
oi his office on Monday next, and will make no
changes In its interior arrangements until the
new month opens.
Police Report.?'The prisonersat the station
house this morning were Elijah Hutchinson, for
refusing work on chain gang; John Coleman, for
disorder, and John Coleman, contempt of court.
The mayor has fined Hugh Sullivan 85 lor pul>^
lie intoxication, and Josephine Ferguson $2.50
for disorderly conduct.
Noi es.?The committee on streets organized
last night, with Capt. Ilerl>ert Bryant as chairman.
The tuneralof the late Robert Bell took
place this afternoon front Ins late home, on
Duke street, and proceeded to the First Presbvterian
church, where the funeral services took
place. The Alexandria Light Infantry will
hold its annual election of officers?>n Monday
night next. Hubert Snowden, the popular
city editor of the Utizrttc, has been cliosen chairman
of the finance committee. He is the
youncest cliancellor of tin- exchequer tlie city
has ever had. officer Walker is ill with heart
disease, and little prospeet of recovery. C. A.
H iutiiian, who recently established a furniture
store on the instalment plan at the corner of
King and Alfred _streets, has made an assignment.
Capt. Win. King, who has been suspended
from a conductor s place on accouut of
the recent accident on the Midland road, will
be restored to his place next mon'h.
The Alert ix an Ice-Pack.?a dispatch
from St. Johns, N. F.. savs that the steamer
Alert, with the Hudson's Bay eX)>cdit!on re- I
turned Wednesday e> t iling for repairs. Com- !
mandcr Gordon re|?orts that he left Blanc
Sable June 1. Alone the coast of Labrador he
encountered a belt of aretic ice from thirty to
one hundred miles wide. Tiie vessel became
jammed ten miles southeast ofCiip<- Brea?t,a:id
remained fast twenty-one days. She got clear
..'lily l, and was again jammed. The Alert
drifted until July 8, and then made tor Newfoundland,
mainly on account of the short
M.i.plyoj coal. Without ? oal an expedition to
the bay i- useless. The Alert broke a stern
piate, which was not sound when she left Halifax.
and her stern is considerably smashed, i
The captain deemed it prudent to" return for '
repairs.
?
A Faithless Iaiver and PotsoN.?A special
di-patch from Snow Hill, Md., July 15, says:
Near Bin* y tirove, eight miles from "this place
on tiie Salisbury road, lives Miss All-eJones, si
very pretty girl, se\ pteen years of ace. she is
the daughter et Thomas Jones, deceased, who
was one of the most prominent farmers of that
neighborhood, a.id lives with her mother and
elder brother on one of the best farms in that
section, since she entered society, two years
ago. >i ivs A!ice has been a belle; among her admirers
was Charles Wilson, a well-to-do young
farmer, who paid esjeclal attention and succeeded
in winning her affections. The dateof
the marriage had p.ot Ijeen settled upon, but last
night when the young man called to see Miss
Alice, she told him that if he loved her and j
wished to save her from disgrace, lie must '
marry her at once. This he would not consent
! to do and left the house at eleven o'clock. Tiie
cirl, iua frenzy of grief, went immediately to
ber ls-d room. and. taking fn>m her bureau an
arsenic lewder, drop:-ed It Into n glass of water
and deliberately swallowed it. Mrs. Jones, uiwin
discovering her daugnier's illness, sent for Dr.
John T. \\ bite, who administered antidotes.
the girl will probably recover.
The Cleveland strike.?It was Intended
to resume work in the Cleveland plate mills
yesterday, but tne men, who have ?<een intimidated
?>y the strikers, preferred to reiindn idle
a tew days until things became mote quiet.
I ne mill was accordingly shut down until Monday.
Tiie men did not fear interference wuile
at work, but apprehended violence at tbeir
homes.
?
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain's Sarcasm.?In
tiie house of commons Thursday the bill removing
the electoral disqualification from
v? ?ters accept 1 ng gratuitous l ledieal relief pus -ed
its ,e.-ond reading by a vote of 279 u? 2t>. In
iiie course of a lengthy debate, Mr. (chamberIain
thanked the conservatives lor passing rudical^eaiurvs
during their snort term of oftice.
The Dispute Over Zulficar Pans.
The Pall Mall Gazelle says there should be
no dispute between England and Russia about
Zuiflcar Pass, because it was ceded to the Af
glians before Mr. Gladstone retired from office,
j The dispute now is, the Gazette contends, as to
whether the Afghan* can claim as a part of the
Zuiflcar Puss a position commanding the pass,
and the possession of which by the ameer would
cut off communication between the ltussian
frontier post at Akrobat and the wells and jmsturajres
in the valley io the north of the pass,
which are admited to be Russian. M. de (fiers,
Russian foreign minister, in the negotiations
which resulted in the cession of the pus# itself
to the ameer, distinctly, the Gazette says, refused
to concede this position to Mr. Gladstone,
and he will not concede it to the Marquis of
Salisbury.
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selling off our entire stock at cost.
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CASH DRY GOODS STORE, I
711 MARKET SPACE, 1
.'yl7 Near 7th Street.
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\ LMOST EVERY PERSON HAS SOME FOP.M
-* *- of scrofulous poison latent in his veins. When
this develops in scrofulous sores, ulcers or eruptions,
or takes the form of rheumatism or organic diseases,
the suffering that ensue* is terrible beyond description.
Hence the gratitude of those who discover, as thou- j i
sands yearly do, that Ayer's sarsa.avilla will j
thoroughly eradicate this evil from the sv.stem.
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npo MOST CHILDREN THE BARE SUGGES
- *- tion of a dese of castor oil is nans-ating Why
not. then, when physic is necessary for the little ones, .
use Ayer's Cathartic Pills? 'i hey combine every e>- ,
sential and valuable principle of a < athartic uu-di- ; 1
cine, and beiiig sugar-coated are easily taken. iyl4
George Spransy,
507 7th Street. '
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Our si MMER STOCK is very lnrr'e, and as i
the prices have in s> me cases been riduced, we j J.
think you can be benellted by dealing with us. ! ,
We have a feather-weight BLACK VEST, 7
price. $1.50* very good value for the money,
and just the tiling lor hot days. .,
In PANTS we have eveiythirg, and in odd '
shapes our stock is particularly strom;. one lot
of tine worsted at s?i will sureiymeet with your
approval if in need of a pair. 1
Store closes at 7 p. m. after July 15th.
george spransy
One Price Clotiiier, j
507 SEVENTH STREET. }
Jyl4 Opposite U. S. Post Office *"
Liquid read. '
A PURE MALT EXTRACT, r
Possesses the highest merit. It is manufactured from *
the choicest materials, and combine* the most uula- '
table qualities of a relie-diing drink, with the uivfgor- !l
nt.air und wholesome properties of the best Mail Ex- <'
tracts. 3
It is a true tonic and delightful bevora-e. alike desir- t
able lor invalids and persons in health. Will he f .und
upon trial to lie a pleasant and complete substu ite for
all ale in lie drinks. .uost of which are too stimulating
lor deli ateconstituticns.
Is ibe bcver.tge "Pur Excellence" for mir ing 1 ''
mothers, creates an abundance < f miik. while it I'
strengthens and invigorate. t;ie entire s\\:em. 1
After careful analysis, Wilbur i. liail.P:.. I) ,New 1
York, says: "Liquid Itread is a re.'reshiii^. no irishiug
table beveiaire, and a whoiesamV invigorating ionic.
It is palataole t > the taste, and of easv assimilation." j,
Frank L. James. Ph. ii? M.D.. St. ;'.o::is, ait- i anulysis.
says: "it-; low nercfeiitagt! of atcolio:. Us el?Vi v.-s- ~
cenc , iis delightful tu-te and odor, ai> comoii.e'to recommend
Nicholson's Malt Extract as being a mo. t
iioQi ishing beverage, an.1 tlie liest article of the soi t -*
that lia-i ever come under my examination."
sold by all leading Grocery and Druggists. 1
DAVID NICHOLSON. Prop'r, ST. LOUIS.
At wholesale by ^
WM MUEHLEISEX. a
Jyll tiiS oTH ST\ WASHINGTON. "
^Vnnual Iikd Letter Sale
ADLEIt'S
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ten per cent clothing nOUSE, si
t>27 and 929 Seventh Street n. w., Corner
Massachusetts Avenue.
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We wish you to understand that this's an advertis?- 11
ment, and. like all advertisements which emanate or
wliicii l.ave emanatd from tills CORNER, is bused
upon facts, the underlying principle of which is
TRUTH,
The p ain, positive, unvarnished TRUTH, which
licne c.ni gaii.s.ty or successfully contradict. Weuse
the word -1 ruth" in iis positive and absolute sens ', 1
wl.i h neither craft nor cunning in the art of word c
punning can di tort, mislead, nor meuudvr into channels
ot doubL There are no
DOUBTING THOMASES
In ntir lists now. There were, 'tis true, b-it like their
disth.gtn.shed prototype thev mad" close and critical
exaiuinutioii. the result of which was that all ilotibn
were ivmovetl, and to-day TH K l'EGPI.E are not only
c ur act.ve partisal;s, but ei.mest and hearty supporters
und natrons, such being the case, we can
allotd laugh at tii^iewho j.r.n.hesie l that we would
find our *'comwerc:a: grave wi.hin tie- brief''period v
ef one season. They itiyj.il U for us rfil I uigge t it ileep, f
but ii w.* may lie all ivve.i t<> qu jte from lnune Uimi >r, 1
the w i-e: "Tho^e w bo digged y ur 'comiiie. i ial grave' are
mole than likely to tail into it the nisei ves," alld' '
we propose to be in at the death, which leads us to remark
that history always repeat-, luelf. Aud just here
we rest our cas?t with THE PEOPLE
by
RED LETTER SALE
Is meant a reduction of Ten Percent on the marked
price of our got ds. which virtuously places them in
your i<ossesMion at less than the actual cost of manu- c
na ture, llut i.iueuiucli as we inaugurated the i
REP LETTER SALE
In the District, we shall hold to it through evil and
through gocd report. All that tneie is of "evil" at- fc
ti ct.e?l to I. \?iil be h? ai<t of tliroiifli DEALERS: the v
"giMKi"- und it Is all "good"?will come from the
con'sumkiw, and the consumers are not only our
confreres, but COMFORTERS and CHAMPIONS.
The Red Letter Bale, or Slaughter of the Innocents,
begins MONDAY, JULY 13TH, at
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ADLER'3 1
TEN PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE, I
STRICTLY ONE PRICK. 1
827 and 929 Seventh street northwest, ?
southeast corner Massachusetts avenue.
A lwp.ys be sure that you are in the Right Place. Sue
"ADLER" over the door.
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Saturdays until 11. Je2t)
CCEMETERY NOTICE! ?A LARGE ASSORT
df fTAHAN and AMERICAN MAltiJLE
and (iRANl 1L MOA CM ION TfS of every d'^slgii and
dib4.iiplK>:i.ai.dot the luteststyleai.d thenest ot uui*u,
is iiuv. uUuil ut Iht. Icnbhi pcosib.e pr cesut
THE MARBI.K WuilKS,
Corner 21st u. t?nd i'tnusylvauia uv'e. u.w.
I it use call, insi.eci ui.d Lie cuuvutceJ. J iu-?
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CITY ITEMS.
NvMpInc R?m1 net ion* in Prirea:
R. Golilschni id Hl*2- (tli st. 11. v. will offer posh
tivel.v for to-morrow oulv the following extraordinary
bargains. Handsome rattan Ruby Carriages.
7?$10.00 Carriages redueed to $ 6.89 eaeh.
" " 1W.48 each.
4? 17.oO " " 14.11) wh.
t~ ?? ?> " " " 14.1*8 each.
2- 24.00 " ? ? 18.48 eaeh.
3- 2?.0? " " 23.27 each.
?*2.00 " " 25.48 each.
11 Reti iterators at cost and 7 lee Chests below
cost: Hammocks 39c; Hassocks with fancv carpot
23?; Covered chamber buckets assorted
colors 2Hc; 300 Handsome chniulierfeet* with
aud without jar at reduced prices- Tin toilet
sets assorted colors 3 pes. 81.20: Colored glass
9 in. dishes ?c; New shape of superior white
china chamber sets decorated with broad colored
boarders and gold lines 3.17; Rohcinian
glass wine sets 8 pes. reduced from $1.00 to
49c; Syrup pitchers 9c; Colored glass berry
dishes 29c, with tray 39c: Salt and pepper castors
25c; Colored glass milk pitchers 39c; llerry
saucers on stand G lor 25c; Colored glass cake
stands 39c; Ornamental white china cream
pitchers 9c; Water pitchers :i9o; A large issortod
of travelling Trunks will bcolleredat
reduced prices; Handsome hand painted china
Tea sets 5t> pes. redueed from lO.OO to lu.79French
china hand painted cak? plates 13c
each; Ice cream saucers to match 9c; 1.00 Ink
stands for 39c; decorated square shape Ice
cream saucers <> for 43c; Wire elisn overs 5c;
Feather dusters 5c, with long handles 9c. l '
Fine Sheeting, bleached and unbleached.
In short cuds, at A. Kaufman's Combination
Store. 3
All About Trunks.
Great reductions made in prices of TrunksGood
Patent Cov'd Traveling Trunks, SI.*50,
92.82.59. '
Very nice large ones, bat boxes in.S3,83.50 St.
Zinc Saratoga Trunks. s:;.r>o.> |.s l.5?i. soisti!
ltca! lea User ".Saratoga''sii.ou. s7. .s?s.
We carry one oi the large-t an I b?*?t'stocks of
goo?l Trunks (no trash) s!i;?v. n in Wnsi.insriou,
and will guaran'.e-e our piicos to be the lowest,
for like quality oi Good-. It. c. ia'Wis", "Trunks !
and Hats,'' 92? 7th. bet. I aud Iv. Discount
given il you bring this ad. with you. He sure
you get to the ri^ht number, 02??. *
N. II.?Lowest price marked in plain figures. 2
a ij Immense lot ot short ends of every de-.
script ion at A. Ivaulmaii's Combination. ii
If Ion Want to Snvo Money
do pol fail lo buy some of the following great
bargains to-morrow at M. Augenstcin's, si 7 7th
st. n. w. 2 string bnsiiiis lt>c.; string, 15c.; '
1 string, -j:lc. 1 dozen tea spoons, Flat
Iron and stand, 26c. ^ dozen stone china cups
mid saucer^. elozcn dinner plates, and ^
dozen breakfa-t plates and I ma kct basket,
!>Tc. 3t> lee I clothes line, 4e.;G<> led, Sc.; 9,?
feet, i;lc. 81.25 hnmmoeks, 7!>e. Champion
Hour sieves, 9c. 2 quart coffee pots, 13c.: 3
quart, 16c.; 1 quart, lsic. >i< zen knives aud
torks, 13c. Covered liutlei'di-hes, 9c. Bread
boxes, i9c.;_larger si7. ', 59e.; extra large, 09c.
Hatchets, 17e. 21 sheets paper and 'J4 envelopes,
tie. Decorated chamber sets, with handled
and covered slop jars, 84.93. ^ gallon
porcelain water pit cne-re, 16c. We are still
jelling bah\ carriages, trunks and refrigerators
10 per cent be.ow cost, as they must be s^lel. 1
I.inon Rosatu unhiundricd shirts, two to
^ach customer, i!5c.,at .V. Kaufman's Combina- '
lion. ;} | j
Spceial Inducements 'i'tiis Worlt i 1
it ^ t t '?u r i;ros. I*.>pu:ar ' ?!soe 11 .le-e-s, 7'?i
7t!i st.. between (i aud il,auditil l'eunsylva- j
ilia ave., near 41? st.
Ladies' Kid Shoes worked holes, 97c. <
Misses' Serviceable l>::tton Shoes, 87c. I
'hiid'en's Worked 11 u; ton-hole Spring Heels, 1
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Hoys" r.ace and Button Shoe-, 97c. 1
Men's (iai:ers and Shoos, 97c. C
I.a lies' Kiel Slippers and Low Sh es, 07e.
Mi-sea' a:id t'hildren'ssiipper- . 11 le>, 57c.
Men s Real Call .Low Shoe--, >-1. >7. ^
Men s Patent Leather Ox ton i-, !>7c. 1
Itcn?l flie Po t- and Itepu nc i for all the
joveltics at A Kaufman's c .in' nation. 3
KiilinN (Jrciit Mi-nrin^ Sale1
s a ?iic<'c>s. beausc it is ; sale <,j .^| honest
;??od- at neiHiiiie bona tide reiloc! r?n, 816 Ttii
t (.'? ! an>i l;)_J l'eiin-yl\;i: ia :ii:e.
< ..t- S.',.50 be-i Il.till-I.i; s:I es.;? 1.50.
e?ei!i.- a-1.50 cu-to;:i 1 w -hoc now .-.3.50.
8--5e; the 1 !?>>? /iocs, !j?2.
Ladies' hn::d-lurn--d French kid low ;
ii.tt'iu and Oxfords, n_\ p?.
1 .utie's" S2.5U Fiv.ivh i;:ii low slvvs. Si.85. {
I.aelics* SI.25 hand-sewed Oxtbids, Hoc. j
Misses' 81.25 -ier-ey i jiies, b5c.
<' 1:i 1 < 1's line slippers. 5t)e.
Ii'fauts' soil blipuers, 1')c.
Boys'and 1 ouliis' line low shoes below cost. '
8I.(*<* Katiii ("o'vehing Parasol to close 75c.,
it A. Kaei;nian's ('onibiua'iioii. y (
"Talii:il?5o Si>i!vci!:r<i" t
lave been advertised in Washington, but we t
impose to give -onie genuine ones in bargains i
p Album--. Ibr o.-e weel: only, that should not
ill ('attract allour old customers and many
lew < nes. The e-hcapest to the very finest
rades ??f pinsh and line moixM-e*o alliums at <ine ei
ti.l: the pripe they can i?e pui-cha-ed for in the ii
iv. We guarantee this, l'riee them elsewhere
ind then se-e e?urs. Don't forget. One week
mly. Boston V vkikty Mtokk.
2 795 and 707 Market Space
India I.inoris in slant ends, l^c., at the A.
vuutinan Combination Siore. 3 t
TwI!I?hJ Siik CiiibrcllaN,
!6-incli. paragon frame, 81.99. at the Boston
. ariety Store, 7<>5 and 707 M:?rket Sjsice. w,f,m '
<?n';it !te>siu>"ii;ti
n Florence f>11 Stoves. Seding at 99c. at the
10-ton Variety Store-, 7o5 and 7<?7 Market
ipace. w,f,m,lm ?
Mn<lia I.iisonvat 4^, 6, 7'j, 9:i4, sli(>rt
ends, at A. Km:.in::n';. Combination. 3 n
'Iliorntoii's hintiNio1! \
f pure Tod I.iver Oil with Hypo phosphites
iinie and Soela tor coughs, colds, con.-umptiejn. '
inpaired nutrition and general de'bility; ca-y 1>
md pleasant ;<? take. Prescribed by" plr,
-an-. .-s?ld by Druggists, l.arge bottle's o9e. <!
>ianu:actuied by W. M. Thoi ntoil, comer Bal- n
inn re a:id llariison stiects, Jjaltimore, -M J.
m.w.f ;
fittest Style Fin" !.:?? "? and ?<(? -ins;*. v
lalf price, widleclosing out, 7:59 7tii street, I.
Young's Mourning Store. Al.-.i, B.ithing w
ianncls. Save- 25 per cent; black linca lav,k
Or., 12e-., 15c., 25e*.
Any Street going e st will take you to A. !l
Kaufman's Combiu.itiou. ;> , N
V GrOOD OlIAM'K
'O l.l'Y liAUoAIXS IN CHILDREN'S I)Itl>SE''
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Inm eletermincd to close oat nil our this season's !
Iis-.e--and t'l:i!etren'sSri:i.s. un.l teiiinuiteelo^ell laeia !
tU-stliiiii the nu-t'ri.il to say iimain^ oi the ! u
lukii.g. Toaex'oaiptlsh this we will start wila ^
Tj ?)?? TI'fToSSo
:j l. o o t 5 ? w
n i. o o T
?, L O O T s g- r'
-a:5" LLLL e)D T hss?..
T.ot one will consist or Gingham, Lawn. Plqae ar.el
inlia t.iaen Suits. Al-o.Sjiring ami Traveling ."saeeiues, r
ucti as sold as high as g>4.5U, to bo close-d ou at 1
U
l}{ k-'"' exi^'do
it }} tw e*i 1.
on Oil j.i
*1* lit ~ V* *>*!*> z
T.ot two will consi-t of Sat teens, Chambrey, Flan- '
11-l, t nshmerc. Ladies'Cloth and Pique hails, sold as
ligli as ijiT.eie), to be closed out at A
srl.rt (w^'oo oei00^
~X> (Kl ?MI (to oo ,
S-3 ? tw iw oo e?o 1
X'jy-B OOy^OO OOyyOO - II
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Lot three will consist of Dresses, Coats, Hoy's Kilts, a
1 avetoeks, all such as sold as lngh as $iiuo to be a
losed out at d
ill* 4? K*" 000000
444114 ._ .. 5? JJJ "| _
44 ... ^So"" ^OO00
BOY'S SHIRT WAISTS.
All our Dollar Shirt Waists of French Percale, in rhlte
aud fancy patterns, all our Seersucker aud some (
' lannel Shirt Waists to be closed out at
7777 T."m5 CCO F.EE NN N TTTT 0SS?
77 K,. 0 C K NN N T S S
77 a FE N Jf N T bSSQ
71 is. ? 0 O E X NN T J ? _
77 ^oo03 CCO KEE X NN T bSSb I
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BOY'S BICYCLE JERSEYS. 1
For bevs 12 arid 14 years' only, sold at $3.75, to be 1
closed out at ?'^.60. We will also close our Boy's Flaulel
Shirt Waists sold at $1.50, now $1.00. LADIES'
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
We lmve about 20 Ladles' Light Weight Small Check {
Summer Coats which cost as high as $7, they will now
[Ottt
il} n>??m on??oo
I I il 00 (W 00 00
J I 11 00 oo 00 oo n
*5* in :.. ?w? Woo00 i 1
A few Linen Dusters, warranted pi re linen, large
size, will go at 50 CENTS, The Mohair are all Email
ilxea. Will go uow at 75 cents.
LADIES' SUITS.
Raglans, Jersey Coats, Newmarkets will all coat
sacrificing price* BATHING SUITS, HATS AND
bUuES, a full assortment.
20 PER CENT
Discount on all our Ladies' Fine White Suits, commencing
at f 10.00.
PLEATED SUITS
For children ft om 2 to 5 years, new patterns of Ginghams,
to be cluse.-d out at 70 cents.
RBB A U U MM MM "? ?SK
B B AA U U M MM M "
BBB A A U U M MM M S?s
B B AAA U U M MM ? a
BBB A A UU M M M ssss I
yl4 410 SEVENTH STREET.
v - 'J'5. "-r-'LK'-V, . .
UUJjI X 4 9 lOOOr
SUMMER RESORTS.
Lockwood HOUSE, HARPKIt'S FEBitV w
Va.. Mrt S. K I.OVETT, Pr"l>n?IT^;l 4
open*May3Uth: above
feet above the rivers; uo malaria
I?,m traml aoenery: large cool ia
ceiled goad fishing; i*r week; l?a bojiw frftm
Washington. 1?. C. __ J; * LfzL.
A SKIKV PARK. X.J. 8BWND ?X*iM K
A tel. near Kindly st. A,* ! k
house. One Mock Horn ooeuu. J1??'* ?ri^'i TuifegT
painted viil furnished XearaR the i?i.cl AfiJ&A
|ih1 hotels and hot and col J ?**a water but.is.
Sirs. M. Ik iWXs, But lot*. 5 1 ' 41 _ i
HOTEL ROY AI. AT I A XTIC <ITY. A j. A
Hrrt He? ?n for this W w and eiegant lj T .*T
appolnte i hotel. under the miU'
>. CA K E. of ol<i Congress Mall. Cape May, j? i t>-lm
piNKY POINT HOTEL. MP.
Xlnety-two miles from ^ anhlngton, on ft ^ 1 i
the Potomac river. i
Will open lor guests June 20tb. Steamersa,
KXCKLSIOK or GEO. LKAH\ leave each evening
from foot ot 7th si.
For terms, which will bo moderate. apply to Hotel,
WASH. K. WILLIAMS, 7th and DM*..or
JylMm* W. 1*. KICK, Proprietor.
WAVKLKT COTTAGE. 151" PACIFIC AVF.nue.
Atlantic City: three minutes ??.k
from beach and West Jersey tation: P'^TfWy
ami rooms and wood table. Address \1 is.
L1LLIK ?. CROW ELL, Prop., P. O. Box 14-X
Jvl4-?t?
OCKAX CITY. SKASIDF. HOTKI,, O './FAX
City. Md.. PA11SOXS ifc X ICOLs, rrops. A t
?ipened June 2, 1SS5. Firat-cJaasaccommo-y f
duUous. Terms luoUcr&U'. fck?ud for circulars.
J>i..ilu
V_ TLAXTIC 1IOTKL, OCKAX CITY, MD.
SIO $12 .r;0 aud S15per week, ari-ordmi; to loca- I
tion of rooms. Take 3:15 p. m. tlx press U- ft . , A ?
andO. K. H. und connect with sf?:neiy rsp. w ,i
I nnch Pratt, leaving Baltimore, l*ier ? } Jf 1
Liidit-streel wharf, at 5 p. m.. lor ijeean City v a -u I
bury. For ?U rail route take Xtw \ ork Es press, k SO
a. m.,B. und P. It. It., and connect at Wilmiugtou (
witii IK-la wore division. ji
jvi::-iw JOHN TRACY. Proprietnr. | (
(iIIA I.YBEATiF spill NGS IIOTF.I.. WTfLASi j
bur?:, Va. Hood board and rooms: s?dcn- ft . . 1
did u.r; charming *?*m*ry and delightfil y VTJJK y i
drives; convenient to railroad and telegraph ^ *- '
price per day. i-er week. J?7 to 5>10:i?e: n? mu, I
SJ ? to $:>5. For circulars address A. P. M< i.N- i
TURFF. JyUtlni
I^ciK SALE-AT <t>l/'XT I. ltKACII. A KINK
lour-room Cottage, plastere*!, with uttlc >. . , A
and kltclvMi back ?.!"< ?>:t:i^e; c'?m1 weil. pump:
lena cotta drain on lot: Mxl&U li?*t: wcl i " - I I
lenivd and iroitting on the river, with >oun^ .
trees thereon, luquireof jl. I). fECK, V34 i|
j.v 11 -2m
HIVKU VIKNY HOTEL, OXFOltD. M DA A, A I
Thi Summer lies- r. is locat.*d?>n a clear y
8.ilt water b<ttcli. free t'rum marsh | I'Vrr j
and mosquitoes: on rei ord as the li?*adltk'M jM4ni J
the I'niu-d States. Persons in Washington 1 woo 11 j
refer to Air. J. H. .ludd, wl.o has kil <;).< allow d in? to
us?' his name as reference; ami ' 'r. n. i'..l ( olbnrn, ol
W^sli'iij't ,:i. now at tl.e Hl\er Vi?-vv He'd. < Kford,
Md. I wnl be glad to sen i circulars and information
To any pe;son ou application. UOWLAXU liil.l., j .
I'ropiietor Iliver VUw Il'itsi. Jyll-Utt ,
HRADY HOUSE. ATLANfl'' < ITV. X. J..
Arkausim avf, near the ocean. 1 , , A :
l.ow rates. Atv liini< d:itioiisii.istin?i ^stsl yv?S^y
Pure water. Large r.toms. Spacious Kar?l -ns. iJLiltLJL '
jylO-Vni J.\s ItKAPY. I' <>. H<-.i
Ot'KA N <:ROVK,N. J.?MA It I Ni. VI LI,A, l ,' . , '
on the Ix'ach, f.xit of rictclier i.aife. .. / ; ,
Kathin^. boating, 4cc. C. 1>. U'KiiH, lxx k X ' ^ L >
ltox '2'1'lh. jyS-lm \
^ THE MViuXTALXS. J '
THE PARK HOTEL, Williamsport. ^ i
Is now ready for Summer Cuesta. ^
For circular and rates, address t
tyO-Ini BDXALI) VclK.iXAI.a
^ 111A PEL POINT HOUSE,
CHAPEL I'OIXT. THE l/)XO BRAXCII * >* f \
OF .u AK\ LAN i), i
OPEN JI NK 1 TO NOV. L
Most b.'antlf'i! resort In Maryland. .
Board ss to tjtm a week. ' 1
steamer (ieo. Law, Potomac Steamboat <"o. wharf, 1
7tb St.. d.ti'y exctpt I": i.l^- a d Monday.
jeoiJ-im'" l!t.?\\"Alt!? lilt'? >., Proprietors. | (^OLOXXAbK.
A a I .
A I L \XTiC CITY, X. J. V . f '
1 H^siri.ble location und complete in all it-s^.'- .-r i, !
a; ointments. Ad'iress
jeyo-'jm C. C. LEFLER & CD.
? ^(.)N?iltI--SS HALL. A A >
V ATLANTIC CITY, X. .!. V-TrY ?
Ill's weU-Uno.vi: hv?:? ', u'uie.-ii ':e-.\ man- - ? j- I
ai;. m-nt. lias been relitted a id ref irn.si;eo u
inakiiiit it o:ie of tlie most d'-s. ;i.-le o1- tiic a^t. 11 '
o| ?-..Jt'LY;tO. Ad iivss Ll.I'Ll- It ft?Ti l .i i
t^TOCKTON, A . 3 A
n ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. " f
fomplete in al! itsa. i-i'iiiine. tl'.iieCale ^ 1 . L ,
atta? ne.L Ful. Handai.dOrche.ura. _ i
A<1?ress ' ?
{cSO-Srn _____ KEL?EY a LEFLER (I
Ttr Al'EK tiA P 1 tdl s -1) i: I. A W A11K WATi.ll J
\\ UAP, PA.?A lnaltlif il and iHHUiiliiljt , - A
niomitain r<-s ;rt. lU.tel jvrfeci; wa.er rtr -in Y :f i
niouniain sji.'iukis ill b< drot ,os; '.as and eh-<- j i','j- X trie
??el s. Threeaui a halt liotirs ,rom l'l,ii:t.,e.:>?ia \
bv tlie i'e:msy ivai:;a railroud.
"ieiiU-lnw L. W. BRODnEAD. ftoptltOr.
I vOUULA 8 IHH's-,
I f Lehoboih itouch, Delaware. A . . I I
il! o;-e:i June lu. 1Ks.j. .-v?s,l f <r <-irciilar. t f J
. ;-l !it WALTKB UUKTOX. ? ,
I" >.\KKi-:n miesf^'sEA ?s:iti\ xT.t. ^iflv.vrku ,.
. direction tlteocean front. Willi beaitifulA J|m ,
le.o": :^asand eoflri.'Ih.I.s. unm u !
li.e > -;:r. itox --'J P. O. Til' ?3iAS Bi-.VLIX.X-jJtSJ. i jeAVlm
I (
\ SBCRY PAR!.*.X. J.. HOTKL ALBION. THE ' t
newest and one of the )ar-rost and In-st A \ I
hoTeis in the 1'urk. e'esatitly lurni-siisl V'/lAy
ll.ro.-.^lxait; Jt'lichtftiUy sitsttM, within hi i.
x".?? ? . surf: atv :i::ai>.!;'.iio::; lor 1?><; : . sn ti.'vi I ^
^.uy 17; nn;si. i -ed for ^cusot;: hops t-very s .tti.- j
iiuy ev.-nisiij: tlieOtfi s asoti of propriet r in the Phrt?. (Ti'.inm
rate>. to$ii t?er is. i'.i (lrc!rcii.u.>. ;
>:iu? t 11 Pl.M i!KK i >N. I 5
"* SlJUltY PARK. X.J. - tin-. ViiTDlilA FAX J
, i ily iU.iH". n?".?r ocej'n. Accomiood ;ii?m A , - j
' r i^rl: V- '1-ibie il;*mh|. .??*c??iii;^iid,o!*s ivhu-y W
pit te. Sew?-.ax? :.nodrainagepei f ret. i i-li'.e.i jZ L 1
i?y l;is. Teimslaoderute. aNuctid ratts tor .e?ul , ^
-i- ilemixT. h .iijrili .va-oii. s. IvKMP.O. ui U
r; *l\K WAVFRI. Y. ATLANTIC CITY, X. J ?OPEX "
Jt all the year. ItOT. and ?-oli '-eu water A , .
b;ahs in ilie Aii the comJ?>rt? ? f 4
llrsKla-ss iiotol. < ;?ch mwet-. ah fiuns. ' " I- "
JOHN E. .'.11 FI-'LIX. Manager.
Ie2-Cm Mlth. J. I- B!t^ .vN'i, Prujnictresi S
CtWLTU.VS .>l-MMi:!i til-SOU t. A , - A
OiK-ii June ii. Terms S1.U5 per da>. ? W v ii
It. J. COLTuX, Proprietor. j li,^r JL ?
Je?-'.'m Miiestowii. st. Mary'scouni>, Aio. . (1
(tOLOXIAL It EACH HOTEL, ?
F. P. Ii ; C K f. Y. ii A X A ? E R. i V
Excellent Butiiing, lioating Fishing an!ft. . 1 *'
Crabbiiii,' T !
I*"< xce';!? d s.It Wn er Bs:t!:in;. - -L
New Hotel and New > uruiture? '
Ster.r.in" Arrow^mi.Ii rnns dire.-t to t'.i- l?e;x-i
sunduy, ii:e..;.y, V? < onesdiiy uii ! Tlnirs'Uiy .euviiiK ;
at a.m.: rel.truin^ at 1??p.tu. j ?
RATES OF BOAKIk S;s in Vl J jM-r wnls PSO I
In .s^,| |??r uiontii >l four v.vek. Tiansieiit. ' * r j.
..y. Tiiein u.av.'! assuresih< ; t.le'?';!ial The''Xi-. lle >1 I
:- i-ntt;? ?i wiin'iv li.il \ <-.tr iii tliisdeliciiu'i.l tioin.y u
!< %, 11 u i i U sii -tjiili'Sl. and that t: <- stai:.!. : ?i ??1cX.'. l!
!ii.?* w t.i -.t ~o >i'.".'.i.,jftil y i::.?il; il tli?* iirst - asoii ?
Kill Pot be io'.verii. Apply io the -*>v-cret I: y t 'I t!,?' i \
koni(M.nyut l.r.'l V?Uvet*aonhwe?L mrSKUa i j(
I>EXt?VO 1! (TEL. ft . - A j*1
j a d i.iriit(til .'.ioiiniain Bf-ort. twelvi ^'.!*** w '
tmndrec ' - iitx ve :ii.' levei of f:.<- S?-:'. *
Lo;;.te?l Iti u. \ o. Clintom-jimty. Pa.. > . t'. ...si . f
I". II. it. I!MTidsoinely furii'.siie 1 'Minis: ta ^
| ::?.-vd. l'b:L*s ntiU. e.i for the ?e..-o:i of ls.s >. Kree .
t. i ni malaria und mosiii!ii.K?s, l <>r tartiier ii.fornui- J
lioi. address JOHN FLUKE. Proprietor. tJ
ii')-" -m __ * j
f ALiFlON IMiV-K. ASBIJltY PAKE. A . m ,V i'
' N. .1. House btuvtv.iUv si'.nap-i! within T ' s;
,;'Jt' a block ol beach: table ami u:i;<oi:r-A^?iM ;
jicnts tirss-eiast. :-vn.llary urrauoCuieuts nei.-vT !7. A
jiOitliOX, I*, o. Box jeMi c
1 AKE IiilL Six . 1 L
i j bpring Lake B -ach, X. J. A , A t
II. C. BOBtiNER, T'TtiT ?
0]H'Il Julie 4til. mvrtn-?tii i 'Vu- 1 lt
I^HBrtJRAXD UNfON. ATLANTIC OITY. N. J. J"
A new liot?l with new luriiiture. Hand-ft A _
-ome rooms; central I.Motion und o!<en all y'. /
tiie year. Bates, J!-l**r day. k'.Bi t , \
liiyltKtm . IIENR\ RAiit:.ii. I
LBIXE VILLA. CAPE MAY, X. J.. ?>CEAX ?
end of Decatur s:.;open ail the year:near A , , x
the new iron pier; strictly tlrst-cluss. Corre-y v^l^y
spondence solicited. j "imIiI
rnySO-lOw TilIX). MCELLI.B. i-.wo. ^
^IMIK CABBOLLTOX. OCEAN GBOVB, X. J.. OX e.
ft ?jc'-un Patitway ipaveil). two huii'ireJi ,, i tl
>*.;rds Irom the surt; house new: jx*rfecl drain- '. kv y p
iue: water from artesian well: strictly tirst-ii*,T L |c
lass. Atl.Iress THE CABKOLLWN. jel :t-TJm
1>OTOM Af HOTEL, ST. iiEOK(iE S,> . , ?.
ISLAND, Md., Improved and Enlarged, V-K,7
Ail! open JUXi: 25th. Terms: ?1.5U per_
lay, $>!> per week and ?JO l>er month. S|ieetalnr- g
ruiigemeiitii tor families. Steamers Oeorjre Learv and /\
I xe?-Lsior met at Pniey Point wlutrf. Oood sailing and
latliiiiK. Address It. J. ADAMS a BBO., Piney Point,
it. Mary's County, Md. Ji
Iteferenees: Sc-hniedtie A Bro., 707 7th Ht_ n.w., A.
I. Donaldson. Government Printing Oflice. Jels-lm* w
ILSEY 1HH SE. ATLANTIC CITY, K. J. _
" <A*ean end Ununecticnt ave. New house; A . ? A "1
?:e?aiii ly Oirnislicd; uninterrupted oceau vtowf:!l|> y ^
Groin every room. j. H. ilEUUiLL. w
Also pi opritslor StalTord House. jel3-.m st
tfcrpiIE BVRKSIIIBE," ASBVRY PARK. X. J.t 1
Seventh and Grand avenue, uear the beach, '
between .-unset and Deal Lakes, l^argc rooms, spa- J
dcus ^-rouuils aud shude. MISS L. SHAFFER.
Ji'.i>Wt |
OTKL II EN LOP EX, REIIOBOTH, DEL U1
Open June lUtli. 1SH5. One hundred A . A Vi
rards from the breakers. One of the Une.-tyfqP^y t.]
eaelies in the world. Xo undertow. Fire j ' f yl j
L'?cap. s and drainaue |/erfect. iiue gunning aiTdusu- ?
[ne. Bates to $15 per week; S- 50 to per day.
f or circulars address J.
jeiH-lm JAMES A XT ISD EL. ?i
VAPE MAY CITY, N. J., EBBITT HOUSE =
/Jackson sL.opposite the New Columbia. A . . A '
is opeu for reception of guests; pteaaaut y<7? V J
rooms: ecear view. Open all the year. i1
mySO-'Jm S. W. uulI. *
SBURY PARK. N. J. 1
CAHILL HOUSE. J
Seventh season. Full ocean view. Sewerage A . . A P
md ventilation perfect. Rooms single atidenWmV ?
suite. Artesian well water. $U.6U to $o jieriJ^SLL w
lay. Special rates per week. M. D^CAHILl_ j ^.w o>
y^VlRT^ ITEHOCSE.CXJBXhUtARKAN A . . A 2
X sas ave. and Ocean front, Atlantic Ctty.yfMy
N. J. Nearest ho'.me to the beach. Mrs. i IH -M I _
FORTESCUE, Proprietress. .ui-ttm ~
jKB ABC^Cg^CA^MAY. N.i.
Popular rate*. Open JUNE 20TH.
lell-2m A. K. LYONS, Proprietor.
mHEWESTMIXSTER. .VSBU B Y~P A RK, N. J'
ft commands a beautithl view of the ocean; A - , A
larxe and well-vent Hated rooma, elegantly f T _
lurnished; all modern uuproreiuenta "
jel7-lm S- 1SZARP. Prtyrietor.
rrtHlV^CHALFONTE," ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.,
X with gaa, new lUroitu**, tMda wardrokea, Aj . A c
Clm'y^?amOP*ELI8HA ROBERTS * SON. 10*1 *
rpHE BELLK VIEW. A8BUBY PARK X J - J
I ocean end of Wealey Lake Hue ocean A . ^ A
V^., X 1111721 X , (
DRY GOODS.
Reduced I?KICE&
Finding onr stock of Dry Goods too large tor the
season we have decided to re. luce prices, so as to make
it au ol^ject to purchasers to _*.iy of us.
A lar?e lot of LINEN LAWNS, reduced from 15c.
to 10c.
PERCALES, from 15c. to 12?frc
SATINS, from 25c. to 20c.
GINGIIAMS, from 15c. to 10c.
BATISTE 12V*c., 15c. and 20c., reduced.
black silks. 75a, $1.00, $1.25.
COLORED SILKS, 37V-, 50c., 75c.
IMPORTED jerseys, $2.00, $2.50.
A large lot of WHITE GOODS, all at reduced prices
PARASOLS at less tlian cost.
JOHNSON & LUTTRELL.
Jvll 713 Market Space.
Special Heductions.
SEATON PERRY.
(Successor to Perry ?t brother),
IS OFFERING :
EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEE ROBES AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
"MARKKD DOWN PRICES" ON WHITE AND
COLORED EMBROIDERED BATtSTE ROBES
"SPWIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN CHINA. LOUIS- i
INE AND SUMMER SILKS.
"EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK AND COLORED
G EOS-GRAINS. SURAHS AND RHADA.M
ES, from 7.x-. in $3.50.
"GllKA I'LY REDUCED I'lHCKS" ON BLACK
BR- >C \ DED A Li. SiLK GRENADIN ES.
'RAKE BARGAINS" IN PLAIN AND FANCY
PARANOICS.
EXTRA FINE RL \<'K PURE WOOL IMPORTED
JERSEYS, ALL .^IZES, AT
LA HOE ,\soRTM EN T OF PRINTED PURE
LINEN LAWN-, at 20c . 25c. ami .17V,
IMMENSE STOCK OF PLAIN AND FIGURED '
FRENCH sAi'Tl EN'S. S"i)TCH OINGtlAMS
AND TUFTED ZEPHYRS, IN EXCLUSIVE
DESIGN?.
"SPECIALTIES" IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH
Willi"! GOODS AND EMBROIDERED SWISS i
MUSLINS.
IVORY AND CREAM WHITE ALL WOOL SUITIN.;
: LANNELS AND ENGLISH HOMESPUNS,
from 5Uc. to SL.'hj.
JUT PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
seaton perry.
Perry Baildini,
Pennsylvania uve., cor. 0th ?t.
Established 1S40. Jyll
I IEAL IN DIA PONGEE
EXTRA QUALITY AT REDUCED PRICES.
LADIES IN SEARCH OF A COOL A Nl? DURARLE
DRESs WILL BE PLEASED WITH THESE
UEAU'HFUL GOODS. WIIIt'll ARE FULL 27
l?-s. WIDE AND IN CHOICE DESIGNS, AT THE
L<<W PRICE OF SI.25 PER YARD.
.M AT CliE' Ki-.D SI R ill SILICS. -_*2 INS.
iVIRE. AT s 1 MAKE BEAUTIFUL DRESSES FOR
LADIES ??F Ol - ./I" T Y-1T>.
PONGEE EMi'.RofDERKD DRESSES IN ELKIAN
1' ?!'ALi M;.s AT sl5 AND S2U. REDUCED
r'lerM $25 AN 1> S>>0. THESE ARE GREAT BAR.*
A I NS.
si LK AND WOOL NUNS' VEILING FOR VEILS
VN D DRi SSi S.
Ht? PIiv 1> CHOICE STYLES AND BEST
Jl'ALITY I'ATIS'l E AT
HOU'E <;:iODS IN GR. A"; VARIETY.
LARGE SI'OCK OF LADiEV AND MISSES'
;l? is E.
ONE PRICE
W. M. SHUSTER SONS,
010 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
N. B.?THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. jyll
Mu.iT JJe Sold!
rilE GREATEST MARK DOWN SALE EVER i
A'lTEMPTED IN THE RETAIL TRADE
f
Having purchased the entire Stock of Fine Ladies" !
'auibric an ! Cotton UimI.t.v a" I'roni a wtll-kituwn
ihoiesa'e liinni; aeMrer of New Y?irk. at 5U cents oa
lie t!<> la' , we are pi", pared to oiler to the Ladies of
Ills city and vicinity tlie i >:! j\\ .a',' ^rcat
BARGAINS.
Day of Rale begins WEDNESDAY. JULY l*t, a*. 10
"ckick sharp, and will continue to seil until the entire :
irotiuciion is sold.
We will now talk aWnit CIIEM1SEV
Extni !oug Canibric Chemise, with deep hem and
clusters of line tucks, lace yokes, at Sbe., never [
old l"?s than $1.50
j
A -;dn we have CHEMISE c.t (1 7e.. with all over
:..l;roidered Yoke. and ui-o numerous oili-.r styles at
i.i .-an.!* fi .tir.rs. Non.t worth less than $1.25.
"hey ;i. r.-a!:y very chea;>.
t
w?' will now quote some excellent bargain sin Ladies' i
KIRTS.
A deeided btrsain are the SKIRTS which we have
sarked at s l.o>i < a< h. in sc\cii i 7; diiTervnt vt?Ie-:. I
have oiiy a 'imiltd (]'.i:iiitsty i:i s;??ci:. When
lie-" uri gone there wiil a<> i.:.;*'e at such a low
rice; !: it L* you Iuwa king a ; we, price skirt, we
ave I li->i also as jo.v as J'l". oueh.
We find amongst this purchase there j?re three (3) !
d at bargains in DRAWERS, which we must j
ie:,!io.!. vi/:
Ra in No. 1. Mi.de of -.rood cotton, trimmed with j
it-.-Torehon l.aee im?<-rtiiiu, -jad t icking, at B7c. i i
l'e have tills -.vie :n o .r r ..air.r -^ork u ^'1,25.
.! li.i N...2 At 4; v.-nt- w,. oTe DRAWERS, j
hit '?.< ? ? eiau.'oii! reil r.:lU. and ciu -te- 01 tue^s, |
e t ciiito.t wei! li:ii-:.ted. Yoa shvutid > *v? tlteni.
Xo. >. Now, a; ly cents Iiavj a deep !
ci.l 'er oi picks; g'.H) 1 ip.iality C Jtloil, guo*.l '
aluc a: iiu cents; th<?y stild rapidiy at this price. 1
I
1
PI I.LOW SI r A MS. PI L LOW SIIA MS.
Two ; i-oatrever to be li:'d niriMti. See them 1
1.-1 1 . 1 I .11 # ir wi;;d.?w-:, ai d y >u will Iw astonished !
> !iov. t-n y e.ol nii ite for til s i :> :c. -s.
. . . 1 1
I" ; e< i-? . At si. air. jN ..LOWSKA MS,trimmed ;
ah Eiiiia'o-u^ in-entiig, lin-j t.iekii-g. Hamburg rufin.
_, full hi;:est gjod value yt>.50; our pr.ce, $1.59 j
lair. J
Sj;wc!!il. At SI.12 a pair PILLOW SIT AM . trimmed
; !> Jia .ihifg inseiiir.g. also line tucking, cambric .
LUUii^;: really wot to a pair; yo:t should see them.
I
SKLLIXt; OI F' SELLING OF1"! J
<
'tr ei-.tir.' stock of Misso?*, Children's and Infants'
IRI- S- l-.s at less than prime cost. We beg the
tdies to bear in liiind that these goods are not 02 a
iw-^iade, ult!!o<ig!i we oiler tliem at such astonishing
w pric.-s. Ci-.li aad convince yourself that what we '
ilvei tlse are facts. ,
Remember. s>aie begins WEDNESDAY, July 1, at I
O o'clock sharp.
Second floor. Second floor.
.ccessible by Elevator. Accessible by Elevator, i
EMBROIDERED ROBES. !
At $2.05 EaciL
OO I.adies' Fine EMBROIDERED ROBES Each
lobe cont.t us 12 yards tine lawn- also, 9 yards hand- ;
Bine Heavy Embroidery in Irish Point, Hamburg i
lid Colored Hamburg, and at the price named they '
re positively the best valuei ofl'ered this seasou. (See
Lsplay in otu: Show Window.)
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I
LANSBURGH & BRO., '
Jt-29 420.422. 424.426 SEVENTH STREET. ,
(
^ t EN-rs INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS, 33^.; WORTH '
.y 50c.
Gent's India Gauze Shirts. r>Oc.; worth 75c.
t.ent's RulbrLgau shirts. 50c.: worth 75c.
Closing out Spring Neckwear at half price. I
Finest Sutieen Drawers only 50c. 1
Sprinn Weight Undershirts. 50c.; worth 75c.
Medium Weignt l'u?1ershirts, liearlv all wool. 50c.
Ask to see the COMFORT SHIRt. made of W*mutta
Cotton and Richardson's -J,luo Liren bosoms. ;
el n to reed, ready lor the wash tu^, only 85 cent*. ;
'his is tne best fitting, best made Shirt in C.?j
naricet. j
Len;ember! only 85c. for the Finest Dress Slilrt at the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY,
my29 IOU-J F STREET NORTHWEST
I
I
rummer qlothino ]
fob boys and children.
tie largest and best assortment will !
always be found at thb
boys' clothing house
909 pennsylvania a venus. j
also.
a complete assortment
op
men's and boy's summer underwear,
our celebrated
stab shirt waist,
has no equal, perfect in fit, in flannels,
linens, percales and muslins
b. robinson * co.
j<*5 900 PENNSYLVANIA A YEW UK
PIANOS AM) ORGAN8w
kdward f. i> HOOP.
?"? ? V KT/.nt<vrr a <xv
... W-NNsU\AXIA AVI M' K?
At the Old Stand, mu.% I'fWVi \ a.\Ia AVK,
Sf-le At-eiit lor
PTKIXWA\ A iVs
oe^ua^ed Pian.?* mIm. f?r t .abler Omve*tel? 6
Fuller. Marti ,11 A Wend- I!. M < ius tn..ii
SimpMoll .V < V.. \Ul-l l.Ni, BU(J oil,,*
PI uw* and < irunn.
New and old Pianos Hint ?mian- i?r rent %ltr. n%
**>" terms. I union and Re|?uru.K h sp.s i?Itv y
lit; aml IteWlll KUxM to by Mtupetcot Work Bleu.
1>l A\<>s AXII ok'iann ok It vi
makers for-ale sod rent. PI. ase fall ,Zrn. , 1
it H. Kl 11 *s >,4* *7 ItKli Ht ri*i north m V? ( I
rent. I*rlcw reasonable. j,
LtsrAllLISHED 1 1
w. a. metzerott * txv,.
wspf.xnryi.vani a a venuk. shuond dooft
west ok Ptii street.
SOUK AGKNTB FOR THE < I I I RKVTBD
CHICKERIN? A sons PIANO
IND CLOIXIH ? WARREN ORGANS \XD
DEALERS IN AM. Ml'slt Al. MKH< IIANIMhK
PIANOS FOR RKXT ANII KALE ON EASY
rr.KMs
THIS HOUSE HAS NO CtlNNF.i"HON WIIAf
iVKH WITH ANY OTII Kit ESTABLISHM 1 NT
N THE CITY. |vP I in
r \N AIVOI NT OK It! IN,, ovi ltsrn KH? \T
L W till- llllll ? l|s,.||, WC Mill ? II H -.'let _
wrliiM iil of Stiefl iiii.l kranlcli A lla to?
?Kl oilier Him> p,alios, new aunt -.,,.ud hand ' ' " '
l a ureal sacriliee for cash,or at r*^l.?-.?t prices aa
as> terms. I. Wil.lt A HltO..
) "' TihHtiii-t ii>Miii?>?4,
5 ?,* 51!. 5 * BKM KK.*
k k N N N aa It K K
KK S N N A A HHR KK
K K N N N AAA It B K
k K S NX A A lilt It kU
1*1 ANO FoHTEH,
jnequaledin tone. tou<h,work
MANSHIP AND 111 RAB1LITY.
eWr)ni>RANl> PIANOS
AT ALL PRICES, I ROM f.'Hl IPWAKOt
PIANOS FOR Rl.NT.
VM. KNAHE A CO,
817 MARKET SPACE.
mv2fl
LMKRsi IN 1 *1 A N'W.
OVER Now IN USE.
L thorounlily liist -cIhhk ami rillnlile {nana it |
medium priee.
STKCK A Co. ANIi It A Is A CO. PIANOS.
Piano* Mid organs exchanged, rqniivd, tuoa&
h.? x ist, Mil'! lor rent. Ken. applied If porfiinv I
Best ui^ mutt cuuiplrli assortment ol Ac. iiiustclu
Uif dty.
HENRY EBIITOArH.
915 F
m Martfurln* Partner of (lie Into firm of ? ..lis AO*
' I A 1.1. IT. HAVI- A tils I PltliiM I.RAVO
' A HI ANOS.? Nucrttlces mi.I i?tv.>iu? ai tuy v?-ry
holce stock Of PlMllOH, If sol.] till- Uiolltll.
?">? h. L st MN KR. M I Dili at. a w.
i I F.I N KK AM P 1*1AN< IS
ireluMir|ia*H.M for Fin- \Vorkman??itp. Itrilllaiioy
ol I'uiit* tud Kxti?'ine I>ural>lllty.
>ld Pluuoo taken in exciiaaffr und full \aiu<>allowaA
Lowest Prices and buy Monthly Payuo-irt.
URANt ll FACTORY WAREROOM<\
* 4'J.' Wli i:r?l
SEWING MACHINES, ,Vc.
Wll.L SAVI TIMK.MoM.\ ANu
I lioyitiice t?v Koinifto At l Kl.A< il s It'-liMliicSfwiu
Miu'liuic I;'out-. i or. 7tli uial ii -t.-. n< ? I_i*t. -1
iii|<rov?*tl >1 < .lino- ol al! tn<- *tai?lar<l noik<- Muku
our-own Nvloctiou. Si tie At;eiK'y lor tin- S||. ,,t v?-v
l In* rlciiii No. i \ t til 11 | i mi itn ? 'li-i iin 'ill K?*tiltis
, most uoiiilorf'til iiiaclnio-. ->iio|>l< sii.-ni. ->?ii\?i,.i
lire. Iti Ar in tiuini tlial wo fi.rni-li a 1. tral ?.naianl' o
<i live year- w ith every iiiaiiiine \v>-wli. sciui i?r
stii'ionuis I'roni aivit ;i.<nki \V .-1iiiii:U>ii la lle- Na
rummers. Xo twu prulits Seu<l |t?r iutal *cu** ana
ri?x-liNt of Is (Jirti reni niak'-s ol uiacliilM*a. All kind*
filled, repaired an<l wai t ann-l
C. Al'luuach. coinei 7tli hihI II street-,
VV a-liliiL't'iii. I>
Next iloor to Auerttai'li ? Oeul's Fui hi-1uuk aud llut
J <*A
I Ahn- liKHlHKViU'lM ltrH.\s| \ WEWtKO
i j .Mtu'liiw, we would adviw you t<> Xniotiu- tl>?
l?'??rated lii ht niniiint; i.iul e\ la-llim NI.W
KlMK SKWINii M Ai If I NT- A la a>- na. Is to
ork The range of work doi* on tlii- mu' li ut- oauI
t iw Slll |ui?e?l A rlilld full li.aM|(f Itso^d
on easy uioathly pavuieiils, and o(H-tnai dl?
jitnt lor eu.-li.
he buic to try tli* NIAV lit iM E fa-lore von Inv.
K OPPENII KIM I R <<- Itlto .
Wh Htli rtrnl nortliw?--t.
st. i lou<! Ituildimc.
Sole A?enfs for New llouw s<-vk iiij. Murliiui*.
' owl Mm*hiii?fn lor reut, by wi-ek or uioiitli. AU
ii.d- re|>aire*L m-IU
I PI-nsE TOO LOOK IN AT M KI NM 1 1
^ Reliable Sewliie Maolilue liouw.', 4'.'7 Wtli si.. au4
e the New Automatic White. It ia a little Dal ?< >.
New .Mai-lioies oi all kinds.
Renting and Ue|>jai'llis. :nlil2
low To J^AVE J^XoNEY.
Iuves: S3.SO in our Extra hue ?'alf sbws. Every
air \m rrantiil to wear well. Xbey are e^ual to any
MHIshoe In tins city.
We can (jive UartcuitiH. Iiecwwe we sell for ca-h. ai.4
ave no bud bills to make up rt-oui cash customer*.
tJelit's I a.w strii|i Tie-, button aud ox lord-, Itoia
^.<KI lo %Ct.lNi.
l-a I'n nch Kid Haml-iiiale O*fonts,
l?i French Kid Hand-made Ituttoii slotes, thpt.UU.
I-a Kri livli Kid Ruitoii sIhm-s,
1 j? Kid sl*.]i|K-rs, 75c. to b--?0
< <?h 1 went tilt: s'lm-s lor children very low.
Lu<lies' and Ocut's Fiuc shoes made to measure AM
j.OO.
OEO. w. rk'kt
j'yio 4<lt> 7tb st. n w.
"Security t rom imiu-lakt
ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
of Washiutfton.
i Its own huildine,
iRSIIl l.iTIl street ANIiNEW YoKK tVK
i-rix-tual i harter, aet of I'oiiifre*. Juuuary 1HH7.
i|ll-.al * t.lMOMKJ
'I be ?'ouiiiauy rents sao-s. iu-idc .1- Fire and lUir^Ut
root Vault-, at |>ricc? varyiot; from s-? l?. *>.>o |?>*r
mi . according to size hii<i locat u ii ISixui.saud Desks
Ajoihing vauli&. provided ioi Suie-reuieni.
AL'LT DOORS OI'ARDKI* BY T11E SARtiENT
TI.MI.1aji K.
sEt TIUTIFS AND V ALt'ABLI S of every d?*scrt?
mi. iucludins BoNDs an.I s'DX'Ks, PLATE. JEWLRY,l*Li
Us, Ac., taken lor SAFJvKEEPINO, ob
I'El'IAL tilARAM'l-.E, ut the Lowest Kates.
I 'N.I A M IN P.SNYDER. President.
HAJti.Es c. oLoYi-.R. ol Liu-s A Co., Vloe Pras t.
. LA Vt KASON ltliii-S. Tri'asurer.
LBER'l' L bTLRTEVAN 1. s- retary.
C. 1- N> man' Asst. Sec'y.
IHKIOlTolts:
Benjamin P. Snyder, ? iiarlevC. lilover,
T. latwrasaiu Hi&p>. Henry A. U tllaril,
Albert L. Murtevunt, J no. F. RoU^era,
le'^u Joim <?. Parke.
VUILLENGERS ARTIFICIAL
STONE PAYING CO
Office?1418 New York A vena*
Artistic and floe work In cement a specialty.
Uursklll< d workmen lay tlie following | ?v eiuenta.
SCI 11LLENUER PATENT HK>T,.
RTIFICIAL STONE, ASPHALTl M. PARADOX,
GRANOLITHIC, NEL'CHATKL. MASTIC.
Kitchens. Sidewalks, NuUim, Cellar* laid with newtMa
and prompt ucm?
JOS. C McKlBBIN, President.
Telephone call M7-X iu> (Kiut
5S- OOC H H L n TTTT ZZ7. - KSS^
sCOHHL II T Z-Ch
iSjjC HHHL II T Z W
3CCHHL II T Z K ?
oou u h llll u t uz
ILWAl'KKE LAGER BEER.
THS BEST IM THE DISTRICT.
ASK FOR I*.
AM*L C. PALMER.Aonrr
Dk-POT 1224 2?U> Street Northwest. \
Telephone, 464. >a*
ligc. J. P. Palmer.
Ka 1107 F STRKKT NORTHWWT,
111 offer bar entire at ork of Imported Bonaeta mm)
Hats and tkoeeof bar Ow n Deals* al
MIDSUMMER PRICB4,
d rtoae than prior te makiaK laiproTianaMa and
avlnt tor Parts. jet?
mhk arlington bottling co..
L Corner ol 27th and K ata. n.w.,
Washinuton, II. (X,
Bottkw of dir. Hejrwh's eeiebratad
M4k'.Ky.k'n and lager beer.
charles jacossek.
AH oetfan aatnaMtf te aiy care will wMnpnMusi
ttenuoo. f
T>ll*?ai mII.74?S. Jf-lm* \
if CUNNINGHAM. MATTER.
:4 ,u- -jL, . , & Ma, ^- a
SUMMER KKSOKTS. !
rj^HE QUEEN OF WATERJNU-PLACES
CAPE MAT,
I* reached by the
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
I* j '
TWO HOUR8 FROM PHILA DKLPIII A.
??K.AS,T EXPRESS TRAINS with Parlor <Hr? at
ia. ned, a-? run during tin- w;i?n ?t cnnvet.lent h->tirs. .
"T'vt* k tii.- m.w uroad mki i t
itl lUN. I'lUL ViiKt.l'HiA ? here Union It* islcr
< oarhes slid Home Car* transfer them direct to the
station of the I 1
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD. I J
? At the foot of Market street. ?
h ?r tickets, baggage check*. and full information. *
apply
NORTHEAST tXTRXER lllTII STREET AX1)
PKXXW\ LVANI \ AVENUE,
STATION BALTIMORE 4: POTOM \< RAILROAD.
I'HAS. E. PUtilf. J. IL WOOD.
f.eneral Manager. Uriivial I'^thfUciT Acrut.
je.'-'jin
1 TLANTIC CITY. I
I
EXPRESS TRAINS Rl*X Tiliini iiii uh T
WITHOUT sTOI"s IN
ninety mini t es,
V,A J
CAM DFX * ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
J: rom Kttlon Foot of Vine Street.
WIXT JERSEY RAILROAD.
Prom station Foot of Market street.
Accessible from Washington by ttie through trains ^
91 the
BALTIMORE <* POTOMAC RAIl.RO\T>.
From the X) W BB< ia l> s I It KIT STATION' of the
PENNSYLVANIA B \ i I.K< >A l\ at PI 111. A I > i I*
rlilA. S|re< t i 'ar? will rviivcv pa^HfiniTs direct to
the Went Jersey Railroad st<it:<m. I uton Tratisf.-r 1
Ion. he* to the station of tueOuudcn A- Allan lie Bail- i
mad. | 1
For through tickets, bacgage chwk*. and lull In- i
Inriuut iois, :i|it.l\ hs Sol lows: H
SOUTHEAST nilt.NKH 13TH STItKF.T AND u
PKXXsVI.VAXIA A VEX I I. "
STATION BALTIMORE A- POTOM \<RAILROAD. ''
L'HAS. E Pl'lill, J. R. Wooli. " _
Oeneral .Mmia^er. tieiierai Passenger Ag<-nt. ?
jeJo-'Jm
CiOLKXAN IIOUSE, a .
ASKURY PARK. X. J. Nli?
The I.eudtn:: Hotel of this Seaside Resort " I
Kill OJH!ll tli**
Tenth Season, June 14th, 1SS.Y
J?M* H. EttiLEMAN.
WPRAY VI! W HOTRLOfKAN lilWVK, K. |, *
Immediately outxeaii From and Weslev A . a'
lak<>;sckvcia;:ea"d Ventilation |>. if.-ct; I'tireVr^&V
spring w.iter: v? ranuas <>ii three Ir tits. Iieuii A^ufcLX
tll'ul I .awns. special rates June mat .liilv. \.;.iie^s
KM* J? iWvlHl Wtti . >
rpiiE: tiAKi II:LI?. .\s!!im PXISK. N. j. HE
I li'^htrully located: within HMi >a:ds of A t
I .each: a| pomtmei ts lirst-i-Ltm: sanitary i*r-vvSkv
riiiiKeiiieiits |>erliK't: Hoi>uinuNlute 1<KI I ''i& I
l. ri.is re..-..liable, A. II. sTu KT'iV
|^Ot K EXwX sl'RIXtiS AX1) Ml.\i.llAI. BATllrv
?>.eat Xorth M"i:tit:iin, near WiniTiesti'r, A . , i
V a. Al-o.it i li in- ii ie <i. in W a liin.ti ii ? . 9
1 iuuil<? daily uii<t ! lcphone
iv t.> a>l |n>itiis riw,ni| l.v iele^raph. nl'l N,i ( \ K
III, lSSi. No l-ar. A sill1 iiii<l<lri,i.htfii| -ujimiei'i*e-.t-rt.
Altittale over I.'-imi l**ei. Aim* spliere drv. No i
>?\ani|r> or linrs. l'oiir di(Vercui i .i i. ral waters ot
m at v .i;ue !ii the cure of k . Im-y itn I liver o>inpl:u.it4
Hid tiysj"sia. rare eha'yix-ate spring. 11 < Mro.14 ?t
in the ? nit-Hi Stales., conUtilii!!^ |?-r kuIIoii o\ .-t 14 ^
:raii.s ,>i iron 111 the i*?t li?riu k 11 ? a 11, \ 17 , r nrnm 1'** \
?i"d nearly LI uaiin-ulpiia,.- 01' lna.ii >ia.
The. mi'.eia, v.ai?-is iti.-n l>e n-i-u si ii^lyor ,mJiiic<l
in hot ;T nilil I>a:lis. An Itiiii.ense tvv liiiinuiz
[100; h.-.il <| to an a rt -attic tcnijieralurc. I
Terms very lli<Kteia:i;.
It n::i.| trip nckct.s from Washington SS..M(, ^ood for
lie stMsj.u.
I*?i"iip!iji-tsaiid iJI'InfomiatloTi nt A. S. PRATT .t
fcl,N *"* .'-.iiaa^er, -Jul SKhstiis-i northwest. Wnsli'ti"pST
n
,kf|VIl; XKW < 1 U.EM Bl A." CAPE MAY, X.J. 1
1 s..USoij ..f 1 ss.,. Iion o|MMi. t'lierc. j - i 1 I
ioisal ill all its apis.ii,tm ,,1^ i iuesl Ih-;.i ii? N<f c
t: til.* worid. UMiiss.iio^l p. r.lav*. ;.i'n.r
t'S to location. S|h.vUu rates ior thi- s.',is.,11
JAMES H. ..aiT.I.I.I.AN, 1
iToprietor,
ormer.y ofl.oj;an House, Al!"<.iiii: lirvn T.lawr ll>^
? !. Pemis\ i\ amu: Mockton. ai. May, ibs-l. and now ^
'1.iliuri a 11 llotil. i'liiiiide.pltla. J**'? -I111
\* IlttOXlA BLAt II lloTl'i.
OI'tN FOlt i.l'l sTS MAY 15. 1SS5.
situated 011 itie Atlantic ( oa>t. ?; miles south ol
Cape Henry. IS mil- s from Norfolk
by it.-i!riad.
Itoach for liathini m:e\ci llisl. and no| a
tmleitoM-. Free 1 rom iiiLs^mtoes. T Ii- nousi- yvMLy
s Ii-t-cla ) III ail it i<| p.lliU.ii i-ts. _
rran.'!, t.'iepii'.n and i.ri.inpt mail facijiti" 1,,h?i
1 hiiij. and boa: 11^. For terti.s. which a. i r< usonable,
ipply to J. P. HttRf.A<'II A- tx?.
Vh'Kinia B"h<Ti Hotel, Vn
II rfartlier lnrirmatioii aa l ei ci. ..!? mi .1* to 1
J. W. U??T !:t.i l: .v son*.'
r.iylS-Uni Pa. ave.. Washington, D. C. ''
^ i CIlA 1 tLIvS.ATLA NTH'CiTY,' H'KANi . , 1 {
* I'.nd, D.'h?ware av.\ '2'IIin ''tlKfi- V A
' < eil iimaa'ei.ient : ? \f iictu taltle:
? < all ro i|i:s: III.MC.'I aie ill ins. <T-v.e.l's lie :ii, ,.i? , ;
>...i kcl,st.,lTi;la. i.ui. pi.ii. j laii. Addressciile r Iioiihc. ! i<
my 11 -;{m t.
VTLAXTU- HOTEL. a 7" | <i
0? K.\N CITY, MARYLAXD. 4 '
\ ill open for the seas>u :>f I s .,">.in June "Jo. - _ 'VI. 1 11
1-or t l.cuiai'fc ami other infoi iiv tion app v to
JOHN TRACY. Proprietor.
(TrpuUirsnt star J -17-lin
I toTEL ALBION. a . ?
I L ATLANTIC CITY. X. J V ^ |
lT'-sautlv f-irn'.slie ! at- 1 is.ivj.Iele In all its ... i...i?inetits.
W illoiK-n JL'XE _7TiL |U
LKXTZ & SI FX PTST.
Jel9-2m* Pmpri -tori 1 n
Ul- HoFSE < K 'FAN BFAt H. N. J. A 1 n
A ;irsi--lass i'ain:lv I101.se. dii.s tiv on theyvSpft. W
'CKch. Mile cat hill.. boatila; and eiahl. ne I '5l- I
-ii^.e roi :ua and wide polx-heti. E L. l.AliHi.i.s;,.,
i','_l>-I ..1
HOTEL AXD SEMMF.R RIXJBT,
ltI l.'sinartltowii. M?L. is no*' open f>r % . - *
in.m. r <iii"--ts. T< :111s. sl fni |H-r d:ty: y '7W W . ^
j??r mouth: Childieu urider PJ and i 'Tv 1^
iur-e-iiaifiiriiv, No ni'isi'iiiu.s. steamer Thomp- I J*
I'" . h'-ives ashiiivrlou Mondays. Weliiesd-ij* and
1ay 7 am., an 1 S eaaier s.ie suu.la'ai 4 p.111 M
je! ; l.-'i" I.KKBI BT 1. M?m?i:1? Prop;i,-tor.
I jit; VI VIN UK!-. lKU SK. > iitmh.. V.A.? ?
.<1 I?i^' !'i.!v sduated ill an e;e\ a'.ioii of 4,.'^U?
n I. 1-iiVori". e res.irt lot j I ay l'"ver j.i.ietilK. Hunting 1 _
:..l Trout nshiii^. i'e: :e?-t cuiaiue. Addr.-w. 11s amivc, I I
: us. MA liox. f(9Ma j *
^Ll) POINT COM FOIST. VIlSiilNIA. 1 J
IIYOKIA Ii tl"EIs E'^ET j t>
ITFATFTi 1?>. YA,;. s FRoM FORT > Km. '
1*1 ? :i :tiJ UifVtiir. ?;i:*ih h.ittcs I .?KH? ^u*?sts. j
E?|i:al t- any llo:i ! ;u Hi- l'nlte.1 states. Siirrouinl- !
lK_s pic. n'e- j'le Ml I lus'orl . A|>|>OIUti:ieir. S. t.tlj h
n-i s. r. i v i .cveiTI -ii. Battling, b..atin^. liwiiti^; an 1
riv.iu; imiy -itt:active. Terms le.-s tor e.pi.ii icMllim.M'ali
jiis'l:u>l al'>- resi.rt 1:1 ihe Coililtrv. Pur.' ^
"can aii. Iiw I10111 ma'aria r.mi co.id'jrive to' refn-slL
in . eon. Seu.j ;or nviacrip'ive jut. 11:01 let.
i.iy_'.?tols.'p II. pitt?is. Proprietor.
L \* 1N J?so11 illi\ sK. O' KAN BEACH, i . . jl
*> X.J. Now o|K'ii. 1.^9
F >r Utiur. Ac,. a| |.lv i?i J, <pH [
jc : _ : n. .-it., W. PA I" I.LI X. Propriet or "
^ !:,1 l'\Rk*. N. J. -ilOT T. BRl XsWIC'-v.? ^
a ii.e la.ire > and l?i?st hotels ill th'-A . . i
a . sHuaU-J ui.'MCtiv on tue beach. 0|*-iiVrT^
II li r tiie s;.iiie ii.aiiaifeiiieuL c irculars
C. UARCin Mi." j
LXTiNi'soi*sVt.pherspRix<;s, liu i i . , 1 !
Ii :>.II..I. I! s. s,.r M^s. ii 11 lis li* 1 -?*--.ii:!iit w. w
! % ic.i.JU. exc.i-e:n t..Mi'; !:. ,s ^
ic.'Ues. < li'. u'ars : t i'.ir. 1 .V' Wi.ittl .^toil's, 1 __ 1 i ?
\or addr< v*> A. M..1. l.y,.*,e\v Wlii*!sur,Md. niyl l-:Sui
'obp.s isi.axb. ::?:;ipF.Ni:i? tor the isk<
e iion ol vi-!t!>rv. -;>h iiili l ilaihiiiK, Fisl.iiiK ami
h'.jh* s-le.-olli:^. l*.i-s. i.g.-rs tor Cohb's A , 1
>i:.nd wi . t .'.Ke tl:e t ape Charles, a daiivW'.TA?
earner incn Noriol!-:. ut Hi a. in., r.r fr.nii i ;"JL I
Id Point i.t 11_!: *?_ ;i- in., <>r j-t ucr No. I . i.o l .11 ! It
' '**ry >lot:aay, W.sine-day :t:id I ruliv ni Tii'ii-;. i
-e-N.-:i^. is wili buy tickets 011 tli steamer to Oierit.n !*'
a'loti. where hacks for seaside will meet tli^m j O
erms. |MHT day, s-j; 11 r week. -PJ; i? r nth. STO. 1
lUlr.-ss j. -| Sl'ATIV, l'ropiletar, 1 -ay X'ieu P.O., l*i
l b ^ island, Va. ]ul-2ljm .??
IlKNAMiiiAH ALl'M >PBIN?;S. KWKKAK. "
doali county. Va Variety ot mineral A . , A V
alers. s.irc relief from dvsjM'psia and 11111 wCl&W
in..: beautiful scenery: l .rr.e lawn: ki*?1 Aaiiiaji
ilTe; no iuosiiuitoes. Pa:n;.h!ets star ofliv , or aarcss
A..L MYERS. myjti-'/m ti<
ARKXhY SPRINGS, K,
J ssHENAN'HVAII COUNTY, VA. h
PEN FOR RECEPTKiN OF VISITORS Jt'XE 1 ,H
TO DECi MBEIt 1.
Greatest variety of medicinal waters of anv A . . 1
uniiier re^irt m ti e I nil. d states. IV a.iti-VvWvV
il sceucry, ma?!i!(i<-e.:i niads. Table unex
bed. Hot, cold, shower and phi lice ba'bs. t.ool
shi:i? and puue in imnieTiat vicinity. This is me
arest waicruu? jTai-e to WtudiiiiKton, beiiiic ouly
<ur hours' ride on the B. and O. railroail.
I ?es^-riptive pampliLts. coiitainiii^ full information,
lay In- obta.iiil lree by ap| iication ai Drew s uud L
UlOurn H Drue Stores unJ at the Post. jj
myl-3m 11. < AitBKLL M AluiCX. Proorietor.
11tl>SON SPR1XOS. I'KNX v.
MAIN LINK PENNA. RAILROAD. A . , A
On top of Allegheny Mountains. V ./Af
The MOUNTAIN HOUSE wUl open I g T
line 25th.
Parlor and Sleeping Cars from all points east and
est. For circ.liars, &c.. address
myl-eo:<:?i \VM. R. !<L"N il AM. Supt., Cremon, l*a.
k rETltolMLIT AN ATLANTIC CI I Y. CORN l it
IA Atlantic and .>t!i iMiua.i uv<*. near A . , i .
arm l?at!is; Camden and Atlantic trainsliTft #
op at dtsjr. Terms moderate.
my 1-eoiUw J. A. McCLKES Proprietor.
J1HE TRAYMORE, ~ n?
ATLANTIC CITY, X. J.
Situated within IOO yards of the I teach, an A . , A
uooatructed view. The only pas^eiiger ele-YCf^V s!
ttt'.r ill Atlantic City. Sea water tiaths, U-'B I .
ev tric bells and all modern oonvciiifn.vH. I
Jeli?eo-3Ht M. E HOOPES. j,
VTLANTIC CITY, VERMONT HOWrTTTT
uuobstructed ocean view, broad piazzas f
li round the house. I * " I u
lelft-eo.tn M. K. CtTMPTOX.
pHE BERKELEY. SEASIDE PAkK. OCEAN
L Co.. N. J.?Located within 1UU yards of the ocean.
fisiiing, boating and batbing on the coast, send
>r circular, O. T\ ATWOOIl. >'20-3(H
| OTKL LALRANlE. COR. MAIN AND ITJCRT
l 1 ?ts.. Luray, Va 0|iened July 1st, 1SS4. A , . a
ieasaiitly located up town, and ou? mile V
0.11 the winder Ail caverns of Iairu\. Pure li-'M I
Ucr from au art.-siati well ou the premises. Fare
lleut?eoual to any?with ^veryihlng new. ueat aud
juifortable. Free buss wdi meet all tnliiK 1 tales
'I per day, 912 per week.
apl7-ttm* JOSEPH PARKINSOX. Propletor. J
The Celebrated ^
DYCKKRHOPP PORTLAND CEMENT,
Tbe atrongest and beat know n to the trade u
H E CltANFORj),
. Sole Agent for District of Columbia,
Oftoe-1418 Fan*.
Carehouat H. L. Blscoe's wharf, lout of IO1I1 ?. aw.
Orders promptly tilled and deliverica ????n? to any ?
art ol the city. ~
PAVEMENTK ?
iRANOLITHIC, AKTIFICIAL KTONE. ~
iSPHALTUM, _ KkVCllATKL MAJsffc fl
Streets, Hidewmlka, Stables, Haaement and (A-liar J
'loors, or wherever a aoliu, smooth awl
avement or Hour 1* required.
order* promptly attended to, and all work maraaeed
tur the term of five years.
NOTICE.
All repreeentations that the above work.M. now perornied
by me m an infringeiumt or any righto mt al
itbera, or that any conn baa au betd, ia InoJrfwL
I guarantee all Datrona of my work agaUMt aay
teims or suito tor oamagea. 1
H. Is CBAXPORD, I
^ XAlh V at. aw.
NviMMeaUHaKL M?74b