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Evening star., 1886-07-15
Mustered Out Twenty-Five Years Ago.

THE REUNION OF THE VETERANS CO. A
WASHIEGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.
The veterans oil Company A, Washington
Light Infantry, who were mustered out of the
three months service twenty-five years ago.
alter performing their share in the defense OF the
capital, are holding reunion and festival at
tine Schuctzen park this afternoon Many of
the members assembled there early in the day
iriZe bowling and shooting matches are in pro-
grcss tins afternoon. This evening addresses
viii be made by Gen. =. >. Burtett, the COM
m8nuer in chief OF the g. y. r.; Col. Jas. A.
Tssit and others, identified with the veterans OF
the District. Tne festivities Will be continued
VIII be carried out III the pavilion The recep-
ton committee is composed of Coils. Lemuei
Towers, Jas. y. TAFT aud Nm. G. Mooie, aud
CtptS. VI. i. Fisher, james Coleman, Harrison
Dingman, f. NJ. DuDant and Robt. Z. Stevens.
Evening star., 1886-07-15

DYSPEPSIA comes from Torpid Liver and
CO,tivenc>S. You cannO: digest your food well
unless your liver and bowels act properly
Brtndrrth Pills. taken one two at night tor
week so. will regulate the bowels. stimulate
the liver, aud ensure u quick AMI he.ita!uI
digestion. These Pills purely vegetable
contain no mineral, and are absolutely harm
less tor old and young.
Evening star., 1886-07-15
Affairs in West WashingfOn.

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRAFIoN,-GOlden Rule
Council, No. =, i. U. L. y. NJ, celebrated the
thlrd anniversary Of their organization at
Academy nall last evening. After holding Il
short session. during which the Oriental degree
was conferred ON a number OF members OF the
order, d banquet was served.
An ALLEGED BAD HoUsE.-Joan Burbaker
was arrested this morning on IL charge of keep
Ing u bawdy house in cooper Shop alley. A
number OF complaints had been lodged at the
police station against her.
STRUCK WITH A COFFEE CCP,-ThoS. Ryan
who lives at 5 80 DunIDartOn avenue appei red
In the Ponce Court this morning with a badly
bruised nose, and charged Charles Eppet;i a
DUiiTder III his house, with striking. him with IA
coffee cup. Testimony OF a ScdndalOus nature
was gwen against eacn Instn, and also against a
colored servant employed in the house. Re-
petit was fined $40.
1EMPEHATCRE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT {. A.M.-Creat Falls. temperature, "a: con-
GiiIOn, o. Receiving reservoir, temperature
80; condltlon ut north connection, =; south
connection, So. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, .; condition at intiuent gatehOuse
-; efiuent gutehUuSe, So.
Evening star., 1886-07-15
Changes i'm t',e Detective COrDs.

TWO OF ITS MEMBERS To REPORT FOR PATROL
DUTY AND Two POLICEMEN ASSIGNED TO
THEIR PLACES.
This morning MAJOR Walker ordered Detect
tves Segmund ]. Block and w. z. Edelin, to
report tomorrow morning at eight O'Clock for
patrol duty-the first-named to Lieut.. Greer, of
the first precinct, and tie second to Lieut..
Arnold, of the fifth precinct. Sergeant G. l..
Wheeler. now doing duty i'll the first precinct,
amt brIv;,tc Edward Horne. now of the fifth
precinct, Will report tomorrow morning to
Lieut.. SwidellS tor duty as detectives MeSsrs
hceier and Horne have in their respective
spIeres of police service made good records
Evening star., 1886-07-15
CITY AND DISTRICT.

ALBAUGHs--"ChiInes of Normandy
NATiONAI--"The Black HusSar."
HARRIS- Mexican Orchestra.
MANASSAS PASoRANA.-15 9th street and Ohio
avenue.
PAVILION THEATEE.-"Ten Nights in a Bar
rDDln."
Evening star., 1886-07-15
LANsBuReu & BRo.
WILL OFFER TOMORROW,
CTHURsDAY), JULY 18TH,
FRIDAY, JULY 10TH.


FRIDAY, JULY 10TH,
THEIR REGULAR REMNANT AND BARGAIN
SALE DAYS.
One lot store soiled Gossamers at SOC each: none
worth less than s1.21 from that up to S2.5o.
One case of figured Bats;e at 6l4c. per yd; worth
12c. per I'D. OIL the piece
80 pieces Striped Dress Goods (dark) 121ac. per yd:
sold for 25c.
so pieces nice quality satteens, 121ac per yd.; sold
regularly at lSc per yd
10 pieces Dress Cheviots at 6lac per yd; worth
12lac. per I'd.
SO pieces White Corded Pique at SC. per Yd.
Only 20 pieces Gngham LETT sc. per yard.
Another case of that plain Cretonne at &c. per yd.
regular price 12lac.
cases Figured Lawn. 4lsc. per yd.
some beautiful patterns among these.
One case fine Dress Ginghams at Sc. per yd.; worth
15c- These are very fine Ginghams.
Remnants OF
"a Wamsutta Muslin at lOc per yard.
"a ~ 3ss 3ss
This is remarkably cheap. Every housekeeper is
Wamsutta Sheetng.
-, ~ White pamask Table Cloths all linen, ss; regu
Best Turkey Red Napkins, 65c per doz; worth
White Turkish Towels I21ac.
Lunch Napkins 33c per dozen.
Null Fichus embroidered dots. lac.
Ladies' 6-button Chamois Gloves SIC.
Nice for seaside or mountain wear.
Ladies' Painted Fans lac.
Ladies' Pocket Fans 17c.: worth 25c.
20 button length Black Lisle Gloves, 25c; worth
Csc. -
Paue Chemisetts (long,, ACC.
Mikado Belts, 25c.: sold at 45c.
Ladies Linen Collars and Cuffs. Colored edge 25c
reg lar price. Bic. set.
All our So so Ecru Batiste Robes, six different pat
terms, reduced to S2.4u.
One lot of Chdren's Embroidered Caps at 3Sc all
around: some worth 6Oc, 7oc and 9Sc all this sea-
sons styles
One lot Fancy Hand,e Sun Umbrellas at S2lS
regular price S2.15.
Ladies' Square Front Chemise nicely embroidered
69c sold at soc.
Embroidered Gowns 5Sc.: worth 75c
Ladies Skirts, fine material, embroidered ruffie
S9c. valued at S1.Z0.
Corset Covers at 49c., trimmed with embroidery
Two cases more of that double-fod Lace Bunting
all colors at 1Oc. per yard
This makes 20 of this goods we have dispOsed
OF this season. 1t is good and seasonable material
VIII we'll
Again we call your attention that the prices put on
these goods hold good for TWO DAYS ONLY as
they are sold below and therefore could pos
sloy leave those prices longer: 1t is the fire.
quently that customers come during the week AMI
expect the same prices to prevail.
ONE PRICE TO ALL
Evening star., 1886-07-15
ScOtt's Emulsion of Pure

COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPoPHosPHITEs,
In Lang Troubles and Cholera Infantun.
9 Dr. w. p. Ransom Hartford, Ind, says: 81
find SCOTS Emulsion an excellent remedy In
lung troubles, and especially in Strumous chill
dren and a most valuable remedy in chronic
stages of Cholera Infantum." 60
Autumn CrOcus is the only sure cure for
wellknOwn New York physician. If you can't
afford to risk dollar for bottle, call and getIa
free trial bottle of our agent, 4. d. GILMAN, 627
Pa. av. eO30
Evening star., 1886-07-15

UsusuAL ApvAsr.crs
sEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,
PRIOR TO TAKING ANNUAL INVENTORY OF
STOCK Is OFFERING UNUSUAL ADVANT.
-, AGES IN ALL DIlPARTMENrs, VIZ:
BLACK AND COIohED CACHkMIRE SILKS
FAILLE FRANCAIsE. SURAHS AND SATIS
RHADAMES FROM 15C 10 So So
PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS AT 81 oo
AND SI25. REDUCED FROM 81 IS AND 81 So.
special BARI; ANS IN LuUIsINES AND
SUMNER SILKS
EMBROIDERED INDIA PoNGFF, BATISTF AND
Null ROBES. AT GREATLY REDUCED
"cLosING PRICES" ON SPRING WRAPS AND
IMPoKTED JERSEYS ALL SIZES. FROM $3.50
NEW SILK. cHUDDA AND CASHMERE
SShAAMLS ShAM,iS pI IL ISc GREAT VARIETY AND AT
"SaXEhTlEs' ~ IS FRENCH sAffENs AND
SCOTCH ZEPHYRS.
EXTRA INDUCEMENT IN WHITE GOODS, BA-
IiSIES AND CRINKLFS
ALL. WOOl. tl.ANNEIS FOR BATHING SUITS.
HoMESPENS. cHENIoTS, TWEEDS AND
HABlT CLOTHS FOR MOUNTAIN COSTUMES.
IVORY AND CRi-AM ALL WOOL TENNIS CAN
NAS AND YACHT CLOTHS.
NEM bE.NIEILE LAINLS, SERGES AND ALBA.
TROSS CLOTHS.
NEW SUMNER BLANKETS FROM Saoa To
$1,000 PER PAIR
IdE SI.l.EBlt TED QUAKER CITY FINE DRESS
SHlhiS IN ALL SIZES, AT slo 90 EACH
~ fLAIN FlGU URES ANDCORRECr PRICES
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING
Established lS4O iyIO
Evening star., 1886-07-15

HENDoFAR az, for NJ tine hand-sewed
lo% Shoes tu!i II rs a. bicycle and tennis
shoes. k.chic. Il. Market Spstce.
Evening star., 1886-07-15

GooD TABLE CLARET. $500 per DOZEN Try
dozen, y L. hIh.rLsiE.S * Bro,
.tu :
Evening star., 1886-07-15

ATTEND PROF. BOYDs i-,~t free lecture on
Memory. :,t !. Il. e. y. roo to-nish HIS
book ,rii eHat.it ven fn ;ri-~ ciEii service ex-
ANIMATION and many other difficult things; had
a y-5.s -. nv.
Evening star., 1886-07-15

CRISFIELD SOFT Grabs selling cheap at r ~
Goiden's Potomac river game and fish stalls
Center market. Telephone s41-3.
Evening star., 1886-07-15
CITY ITEMS.
For the Seasif

We have purchased q manufacturers stock
of English Flannel Goats tailor made) especi-
ally adapted for this season: Regular price $5;
special price, $3.50.
Regular Special
price. price.
White Flannel Shirts (all WOOL. $500 $3.50.
White jersey Shirts (all wOO).- 500 2.40
SO dozen Mems and Youths
GauZe hirtS......-.................... so 25
35 dozen Mems dark Lisie Half
hose..... ...-...............-...-..... 40 25
100 dozen Embroidered Swiss Scarfs &c., or
tnree Tor 5Oc. IheSe are made up in three
shapes-fats Teck's and Four-in-hand.
Regular Special
40 price. price.
40 dozen Mems and Youths
Linen Duck Hats......-.......... SO4O 1925
90 doZ. Mems MackinaW Straw
Hats......:...............- ...-.......... LOO 60
% dozen Mems and Youths
Canton Straw Hats. rs as
AUERBACH & Bro,
623 Pennsylvan avenue.
Evening star., 1886-07-15

Tea.

Tea. Tea. Tea.
soc. a pound. SOC. pound. Soc a pound.
Best in the city 1Or the money. Great thirty
days closing out sale. II you would be in time
to obtain some of these bargains call early.
N. I. METZGER & Bro,
All 7th street north west.
Evening star., 1886-07-15

Go To II. W. HENDERSON * Co.. 11l3 + ST.
NV, for wall paper and window shades.
100 DOZEN GOOD TABLE CLARET reduced in
price To- cS dozen to make room for i'm prove
menls- y. L. METZoER Il BRO,
IL. 1th st. NV.
Evening star., 1886-07-15

Black berry Brandy,
French Brandy, Upper Ten" Whisky.
Some very Old California Wine ibottled)
especially recommended for sickness.
Lime Fruit Juice.
Lime Fruit Juice Syrup.
Raspberry Syrup
All reduced in price for the great thirty
days closing out SALE
N. T. METZGER & Bro,
AIT 7th street northwest.
Evening star., 1886-07-15

GRrAr Marx DowS IL Goops
OUR crescent shirt, made of good cotton and fiue
Linen Bosonls reinforced, and made with The patent
stays oniy ooc Our Invine.be SHIRT made of "
sutta cotton ana extra line Linen Bosoms Made in
the best manner, only 80 cents. Percsle shirts 2
Soliars anu I ufs. 80 cents. Closing a lot of 70
dozen SuspenQorS, at L. cents: cheap % cents 3
open work Lace Shirts Tor 5o price 3 cts
eacn D pairs french Unblrached Socks, full regular
maoe, 81 All the latest styles Linen Collars Do
per dozen Finest Dress Shirts made 10 order Tor So
perfect tit guaranteed
At the
ERANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
je24 l002 STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star., 1886-07-15
SUMMER RESORTS.

and
city station ss shs
close connections with fast trains to aud from Phila
s naI 5s5
Phonicia 1885 pm Mt House station, i:so pm. pm:
sARAT6,e4 az ASD ND cATsKILL MT. EXPRESS
Leave Jersey City Station nag am Arrive Hotel
4s5 pm; fhenica $50 p M; Mt House u station. dss
4l5 pm Palenve : 40 AZ up,a' pm Arrive saratogs
'siei saRAToeA ;rt'e1 A XND cafsK1LL MT. SPECIAL
Leave Jersey City Station OF 800 nm Arrive Hotel
s pm s M House
500 pm. I'M Parior Cars for Hotel Kaaterskiil. GTasd
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad offices
na 5Se eK for
HENRY MONETT,
jy152m General Passenger Agent
OATAWISsA MOUNTAIN HOUSE. BLOOMS
" burg Pa 200 feet above the sea Facing =
so spns a4oS s the
Chalybeate springs the best waters in the world for
ths
rates s6 to Sa2 than at any other trstclass house
qaitoes. l'.- jyis-im %
KTTMPI's 81 HoIEI, 2a., ATLANIIc AND a,1i
Has been rebuilt and enlarged. Newly fitted lt.aE
post ofice The are re large and airy, Where se
guests can find the comforts Of home.
For terms address
jy92m LOUIS KUMPF Prop'r
GHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS. vA.-NOTED
y Is the dryest mountain resort in the &AA
lawn resident physician. Pamphlet and ll:.Ex
terms, address A. J. MYERS. jeS-Znls
NIHERE TO SPEND THE SUBMERGED TO
w P1NEY POINT. ninety-two miles from 4 a. 4
Washington, on the Potomac river, where VE.6AY
you will find good fishing, grabbing, boating, kls.dE
salt water bathing music. billiards. ten-pi alleys,
plenty OF sea food and hrStclass accomu odations
every respect Rates cheaper than ever before at
Piney Pont-only 81. So per day, $40 per week, $50
per month. Steamer leaves each evening foot Of 7th
and 9th street wharves. Apply to WASH. b. WILL
LlAMS No 317 1th street northwest, p. NJ. PET
TIT. Manager. On the premises jyS-2w
nOUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR
l)CHALYBEATE SPRINGS are now yEyA3
open for the reception of guests For de- uihS /
scriptive circular and terms address j. W. w rLEK
q sun, NeWVllle. "a jy.1m
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS: FRED!
ER1CK CO., VA. NA9
Pamphlets at the Star Office
Jordan Springs, p. O.,
je15Sm E. c. JORDAN
CEASIDE HOTEL,
- Ocean City, Md. vEAQ
Is now open for the reception of guests. llI Ih59
Board $40 and SIP per week. s. J. MASSEY, prOp
jy6-lm
Evening star., 1886-07-15

CaStOria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was child
She cried for Castorta
When she became Miss
She clIng to CastOria.
When she had Children
She gave them CastOria
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was a child
She cried for Castori&
When she became Il Miss
She clung to CaStOria. th,S,t,k
Most Liberal Offer!
The Voltaic belt Co., Marshall, Mich, offer to
send their Celebrated NOltac Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man af-
tlicted with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vitality,
Manhood, etc. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with full particulars, mailed free.
Write them at once.
Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, the
reputation of which has been maintained 8
half century, is still ahead of all competition.
All who need the article will find it greatly to
their advantage to insist on our brand, or send
directly to our Laboratory. JOHN G. BAKER 81
Co., Phila, and at druggists.
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in 1a 10. "Ward" prints 3ov.
per Id. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterinilk;
Sweet Milk DC. per quart. Cream 15 cents.
Pick wick Club Whisky is the best
Evening star., 1886-07-15
LADIES' GOODS

pEDUCTIoN.-TES PER CENT ON UNTIRe
III ~lp, X
j HITCHINSoN. so7 Pennsylvania ayen,e
lSUAL kEIlICTIoN OF sEAsONA BILE t.oOf)s
MILLINERY. LACEs>, ENBkOIDERIFs nKtss~
IRIMMING~, Bt TTONs. RIBBoNs CoksfTS
HANDhfkCHlEFS. 1OLLAtA RCCHINt;S 40
PARASoLS at cost WRAPS and JACKFTs AZ
halt price WHITE SUITS. selected line nom
$500 10 $50 FOSTER KID GLOVES 81 per pslr
upwards livery pair Stied and warransed 'Tase
opportunity TO secure BARGAINS for the nc xS
thirty DAYS ,elk
Evening star., 1886-07-15

L1sr On. List
A PRICE-LIST WHICH IS IN REALITY A
PRIZE-LIST.
The people want facts, not idle Words as the proof
of the pudding is in the eating the proof of low
charges in the prices asked
VICTOR E ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
proud Of our price-lists. They demonstrate louder
than words that Adler sells good clothing cheaper
than any other establishment in the District
FOR OUR GREAT SPECIALITY SUIT
MEMS CREOLE SUITS AT
BOYS SUITS. AGE IA TO IL, AT
$I96
PONGEE COAT AND VEST AT
$500
SILK MoHAIR COAT AND VEST. Plaids and
Neat Checks. at
$4OO.
SILK COATS AND VESTS AT
NEW INVOICE OF PANTS. Strictly All Wool,
GENUINE sEERsUCKER COATS AND VESTS,
$3.50.
day ana thursday evenings only, from to o'clock.
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT rr~
CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY ONE PRICK
s27 AND 92S SEVENTH ST. NV,
Corner of Massachusetts Avenue
Open saturdaystn IL pm e2s
Evening star., 1886-07-15
An Attempt 10 Wreck n Train.

TWO MEN ARRESrED-THEY CONFESS AND ARE
SENT TO MARLBoRo' JAIL.
On Tuesday the assistant supervisor of the b.
and i. IL. r., while On the work train near Will
son station, 81. miles out, discovered an OBJ
struction Oh the track-two ties which had been
laid across the rails. Some time afterwards u
deputy sheriff found two suspicious parties
near the station and took them in custody
iney gave their names as Aionzo Vance, of
West Washington, ana lsuIus McNeal, o1 White
sulphur Springs, Va, ana frankly admitted
that being OH their way south they conceived
the idea OF stopping "a train by putting the ties
ON the track So ~ be aoe To jump the train
i'll order that they might get riue. They
committed To the Marlboro Jail.
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED-Lorcnzo Cortas re.
ports that his fruit stand OH street, l4th,
was broken open Tuesday night aud robbed OF
S15 in cash.--M. Metzscr, liz otn street,
j. w BO1gs, iUI street, reports that Ills
penter SHOP had Oeen entered with a false key
ard quantity OF tools Stoien.-Mrs. Young,
l3i. Sih street northwest, reports Lhe loss OF
SiU.
FUNERAL OF CHARLES +. .JARvIs.-There was
large attendance at the funeral of Charles +.
Jarvis, which took place last evening from the
nome OF ms son-ln-law, Is. 4. Doyle, ~ 18Th
street southwest. kev. Dr. Naylor ofliciated.
The several Masonic bodies with which the de-
ceased was cOnnected were represented. the
pall-Oearers for the Scottish Kite Masons We're
hpDert bail, representing haCOSh Council; h.
J. nipple, Mittiras Lodge OF Perfection and
Thomas +. Hatch Rose CroiX Chapter; Column
bia Commandery, l.. h. Cutler and DR.. &. L..
Bronson; 81. Johns Lodge, Jesse w. Lee jr
Inomas Foster aud VIM Walters. The re-
mains Were inferred in Gleuwood cemetery
with Masonic ceremonies.
SALE OF DRY GoODS.-W. w. Burdette & Co.
are now having their great Semi-annuai sale of
dry goods ana c:trpetings. Goods have been
mt,raed down thruus nout the store. 1t is only
necessary To name this fact, US these sales are
so well known TO the public.
SENT TO JAIL FOR INDECENT ASSAULT on
LITTLE GIRL.-The case OF Charles Brown,
the colored boy who was in tine Police Court
yesterday charged with an indecent assault on
Carrie sweeney, little white girl. was called
In the Police Court this morning, having been
continued Ior the production OF the family
Bible To show the correct age of the boy. Mr..
browning said they had been unable to find
the family BlUie and he had further testi-
mony to Offer TIE court sentenced him to
mouths aud 20 days iii Jail.
THE NEW OPERA.-A cabIegram from Lon
don to-day TO Mr.. Geo. Dunlap, manager OF the
McCauli opera Comique company, announces
the purchase by Coi. McCaui Of the exclusive
right Tor the United States, except New York
ANA New England, of Gilbert and Sullivan's
latest opera, the title OF which has not yet been
announced.
Evening star., 1886-07-15
REIsiSGEE's ice cream, 235 G. s.. NV.

IISE PoRIKALrs. kets kemelhv. 11oe ra. av.
Evening star., 1886-07-15
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather

oFfIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER.
WAsHiNGToN- ID. e.. July Is. 1856. am.
For District of Columbia. Mary land. Nir-
8 MIA and Delaware. local rains followed by
Lar weather. Southerly shifting To westerly
winds, stationary temperature.
For FTid3y-RGin. followed hv fair weather
AMI St3tt1u1rv 'eHI'7-rltUT--. ar tDdi~Jrrt f1r
New England. and local rains, followed by fair
NeAh ,cf stl4,t ~.sts'sfs. lc4{4 lrrtJuTe, tbc
middle Afantir ~f.s.s
Evening star., 1886-07-15

GERMAN PSYCHOLOGY OF TODAY. BY III.
VI Ribot
Reason and Revelation Hand In Hand by ThoA n.
McMhinney. Religious Thought in Britain During
the Nineteenth Century, by lulloch. Persia" the
by Rev. j. H. Miller. "Justina." No Name ser4sa.
The Wind OF Destiny, by Harry. The 0idge, by II,
PBrunner.
Fiammetta. by W. w. story.
WIN. BAILANTYNE q SON,
iy2 l2S 9Th E&rook
DURGLARS IN PARADISE
DA Perfect Adons and ail ofthe excellent Riveruana
Paper Series
trawfords Tale of q Lonely Parish
Mrs Dahlgren's The Lost Name
Pocket Libraries and other summer BeadfnR
Fine aud Cheap stationery.
je5 L. q PuRSELI. llR oxha
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LOOK for AueLnacl. q Bros DIV. in City Items.
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42O422-424426 SEVENTH STREET.
COOLEST STORE FOR SHOPPING jyl4
CHANGE Or WEArnER REQUIRE
CHANGES IN APPAREL

THESE COOL MORNINGS AND EVENINGS
ONE NEEDS A LIGHTWEIGHT WOOLEN SUIT.
SUMNER COLDS ARE PROVERBIALLY LUNG
COLDS, AND IT IS THE PART OF WISDOM TO
GUARD AGAINST THEM
SERGE SUIT IS JUST THE THING FOR
THIS PURPOSE. LIGHT IN WEIGHT, OPEN IN
TEXTURE, COOL. BUT BEING ALL WOOL AT
FORD SUFFICIENT PROTECTION AGAINST
ALL PROBABLE CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE
IN THIS CLIMATE
WE HAVE THIS SEASON ONLY ENGLISH
GOODS OF THIS CHARACTER ONLY THE
ENGLISH SERGEs ARE RELIABLE
WE WARRANT ALL OURS TO BE FAST
COLOR THAT Is, WE WARRANT THEM NOT
TO FADE. AND A "GUARANTEE" WITH Us
MEANS A REFUND OF TIE MONEY IF OUR
GOODS DO NOT FULFILL ALL OUR PROMISES
REGARDING THEM
PRICES FOR GENUINE ENGLISH FAST COLOR
SERGE SUITS $3.50 TO S25
Evening star., 1886-07-15

~, he COLUMBIA FIGHT GOING To ALBANY
The Columbia eight Will leave here sunday
hIsht Tor Albany To participate in the national
sla'eor regatta next Tuesday and Wedues-
gay IHe crew as entered consists of Frank \
Nate, stroke; Joe q. kondrup No. =; G. ~.
Si"',n No u +. D. Lewis, No. ,: r. H. Wade
.No;i u Mdc;ll, No 8; James Young No 2:
a 4 Stoutenburg, No j; W. IL. Gibson, cox
SWAN, and W. n. Smith, y. -. Kerr, G.. ].
hIhtnef. H. VI. Woodward and Newt Sim
mons, substitutes
Evening star., 1886-07-15

. fNCt ksioN To CAPE MAY AND ATLANTIC
lily, VIA PENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD-Ey-
err FRIDAY, commencing the 10th inst
SurlhS the months of July and August ne
iehhS! 4Vahla railroad Company will sell
iouhd-trip tickets 10 Cape May and Atlantic
S41y al The very low rate of 50. Tickets will
oe GOOD going on the IL "a. n train, which
lIetches The seashore in time Tor early tea
days. N
Evening star., 1886-07-15

NEXT WEEK AT THE THEATFRS-The sale of
s.aSs Tor the performances Oh The CROWNS"
men at the National began at the box office of
tii't mouse today Herbert Wlke, De Wolf
ioip and Bertha Rieci will be in the cast
st Tor "Mstrltana," to- be put next week
VIII greatly strengthened company, are Row
sS4i!hS al 2:biuSn'S- Sir. PTuette. Miss AMMAN
C-le ana Mr Moniegriiio Will probably be in
Evening star., 1886-07-15

SALE OF DRY GOODS.-W. w. Burdette & Co.
are now having their great SenIi-annuai sale of
dry goods ana c:trpetlngs Goods have been
mi,rKed down thruus nout the store. 1t is only
necessary to name this fact, these sales are
SO well known to the public.
Evening star., 1886-07-15

bAf Ridge REGATTA-ON THE CHESA-
fEAkE-ihr hr Fay Ridge and Annapolis railroad
n1siht JUst been completed. tine Baltimore and
ONO management take pleasure in announcing
th''t during the celebrated Regatta be held al
@ @ti'at point JGIy 10, l0 ana II they Will run "a
Special tFia-n rom thIS city on each day OF the
L.'c's Iei.H Ing r. q -. station at 300 .. H. ar
lying u I''sy Ridge al i:.10 J.. ~, without
,u,t' returning, the special train Will leave
a. 3.Io r. In. each evening arriving in " ASH
ttiietoli tt 1910 T. H. The low rate of 81 has
,h ''tc -. shlS regatta and IL, together with
tbe wonderful attractions Will no 3ooi,i H.. fi,..
Jr % carrying thousands from this cisy
1Aieiiioef Tie date. Thursday, Friday and
..o.tHIuiy, July 10. - and Il. For further in
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