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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
Btsamtouts ano Railroads.

A LBAN1 BOATS. PEOPLES Line"
~ DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
Leave Pier Al " r. foot Canalst daily Sundays excepted
ate
Connecting a Albany tor A points North and West
Evening star., 1886-08-03
Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
The DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. - Arrange
mentS for opening the democratic convention
of the 9th congressional district at the opera
house here on Thursday next at noon have
been made by the district committee. The
convention delegates and alternateS will
consist of f21S persons entitled to seats within
the bar. The delegates will be as follows: Alex
andria city II, Alexandria county 3, Culpeper
10, Fairfax 20, Fauquier %, King George 5,
Louisa IL, LOudOun %, Orange 13, Prince
William II, Stafford Z. long session is an
ticipated.
terday afternoon, besides drawing $11O in
fines from the cOlored men arrested for gam
bling, fined Henry Alexander So for shooting
at Townsend Solomon at West end; Henrietta
Pines was fined So for disOrderly conduct and
John Corbin fined 81 for assault on Kate
Warner.
NoTEs.-Lee camp of confederate veterans
held a meeting last night at the Columbia en-
gine-house.-Miss Ann Winter died at the
Alexandria infirmary yesterday.-L.G GenZber-
ger has sold to VIM. II. Smith a comfortable
frame dwelling, with lot 2Ox123 feet on Alfred,
near Roanoke street, for S45O.-Otficer Julian
Arnold and Miss Jennie Roberts, q most
esttmable young lazy, were married last night.
The force of wOrkmen in the Midland shops
here continues to be decreased. Ten discharges
board OF supervisors of Alexandria county met
at the courthouse to-day and were engaged in
adjusting county yaccOunts.-The raids on cows
and geese are adding something to the corpora
charges against the policemen who made a raid
on the colored gemblers last Saturday night Tor
haX1ng made a raid without OrderS-Daniei
German, while with boating party down the
river yesterday, fell overheard ana was in dam
ger of drowning when he was rescued.-The
funeral OF Mrs. Eliza Jasper, an old resident of
this city, took place this afternoon from her
home, opposite the Peabody building.
Evening star., 1886-08-03
Condensed Locals

Before the board OF equalization adjourned
finally last evening Mir. Hawkins Taylor, of the
ninth district, in the name of the board OF
equalization, presented a gold-headed cane TO
the clerk OF the board, Capt. j. E. krouse. a
token OF the esteem the board had tor him.
Capt krOuse expressed his thanks.
Yesterday in the Equity Court, Judge Mer-
rlck, the divorce suit OF Agnes h. Condon agt.
John K Condor, which was begun on the 1st OF
March last, was heard on a motion for alimony,
and an allowance of SIOO was made the wife
and case referred To the examiner.
The orphans of ~. 1oseph's and st. Vincent's
asyluIn> lett to-day on an excursion To Bay
Ridge, about 400 being in the party in charge
D@0t the sisters.
The will of Catharine E. Coyle, which was
Lied yesterday, bequeathes to the Metropolitan
the same church, $500; DR.. Chester, the pastor
OF the same, $500, and the Central Presbyte-
Iian church. $500; also To the Tract society and
Woman's Work for Women OF the Metropoi-
1tau church $500 each; 10 the Woman's Benev-
olent association $500; to the Home and Mis-
stonary societies rve shares Bank of Washing
ton stock; TO the Metropolitan church, for the
poor fund, hve shares OF the same, and TO aid in
building parsonage five shares of the same.
restaurateur, died at Rockville, Nd, yesterday
afternoon. aged twenty-four years. The funeral
Will take place tomorrow in Rockville.
At the Wesley Grove campmeeting last even
ing Rev. ). W. Haddaway, of Mount Vernon
church, this city, preached.
Yesterday afternoon while two cOlored boys
driving carts We're racing on Pennsylvania
avenue, near 9th street, one OF the carts, driven
by VIM. Seweil, ran over Mr. McCaImont who
resides at l0l3 2Oth street northwest, injurIng
him severely. The driver was arrested.
The New York southern express train, due
here at II o'clock last nightA did not arrive
until O'Clock this morning, Having been de-
IAyed oy breakdown Of q freight train at
Rocky Mountain, n. e..
Nj. Butler Malone, son of Senator Malone,
and Mr.. Jay Cooke, have entered business to-
gether here as bankers and brokers.
Morrtssey, of the War department, and Miss
Minnie Hewlett, daughter OF MIR. VIM. How
lett, OF this city. left yesterday morning for
south Bend, Ind, TO enter the novitiate OF the
Sisters OF the Holy Cross.
Inose who leave the city during the summer
can have The STAR mailed TO them for any
length OF time and the address changed as often
hs desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid In advance.
Evening star., 1886-08-03
Amir. I'm west wash,r~,o-

BASE BALL--In the neighborhood of 900
persons witnessed the Olympic base ball club,
Of this place. defeat the Merchant club, of
Washington, yesterday afternoon, by a score OF
10 to Is, on the Olympic park, Fowler and
Essler being the battery for the victorious club,
while Madigan and Stone did battery work for
the Merchants. During the game VIM. Nelson
had finger Of his right hand broken. Consid-
OF the game. The games played by the clubs
OF the District league are growing popular.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sales OF live stock at Dro-
ver's Rest yesterday are reported by Taven-
ner Bros, as follows: 53 cattle up and sold:
Best at Az to 5; good at 4 to 412: medium at 3la
lambs up and sold-lambs at Az to 81; old
sheep at GA to A. Calves at to 51ac. Cows
brisk. Cows fair.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-9reat Falls, temperature. "a; con-
diton, 2. Receiving reservoir, temperature
7S; condition at north connection, 8; south
connection, ID. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, 20; condition at induent gatehouSe,
10: efftuent gatehOuSe, 10.
Evening star., 1886-08-03
Washingron Groxe Items

The event of the week SO far has been the lee.
ture of Col. Geo. W. Balm last evening at the
tabernacle. Flags, bouquets of ferns and wild
flowers and W. c. Il. U. banners beautiiied the
auditorium. A large choir OF young people oc-
cupled seats on the platform and furnished
most excellent music. Mrs. Lid Fe .ra presided
ana Mrs Dr: Reiley made the opening prayer,
aiter which Miss Laura Balm, the colOners eld-
est daug ghter, recited Mrs. ;. NJ. /. Henry+s
poem, entitled The Saloon Keepers Surrender
10 the Women which was most heartily APP
plauded. Col. Bains address was d lorclble ar
guinent in favor OF prohibition.
Dr. NaylOr preached last Sabbath an eloquent
sermon On the true source Ot ali strength, '.rne
Christian Religion
A garden party will be given next Saturday
afternoon and evening fOr the benefit OF the
metropolitan Industrial school OF this city, and
The presiding elders cottage at the grove. hail-
road rates have been reduced TO the grove tor
that occasion.
Evening star., 1886-08-03
The will Of David Davis.
SENT TO THIS CITY FOR vERIFIcAT1oN OF TIE
SIGNATURE.

SLNA ~ AdlS CAA1 fOh tEklF1CATION OF THE
SIGNATURE.
Bloomington, ILL.,, special says: "The will
OF the late David Davis was offered for probate
to-day and sent to Washington for veriication
OF the signature. 1t was made March 8, 1883,
just prior TO MIR. Davis second marriage. The
executors are Mr.. Davis only son, George Per-
rim Davis; his sOn-in-law, Henry s. Swayne, and
Hon. Clifton H. Moore, OF Clinton, ILL.,, a friend
OF forty years standing. The estate is valued
ut about 81 ZOO, ,0OO, chiefly in lands in Illinois
Iowa, Missouri, Maryland aud New York city,
property In Chicago and elsewhere. The will
discioses that his second wife il deprived of
dover by an ante-nuptual contract, the terms
OF which are not given. He leaves her 81, 500
in money, all furniture purchased since their
marriage, carriages, horses, &c. The family
homestead he requests be kept in the Iamiiy
unencumbered, but does not specify who shall
take IL. He provides comfortable support for
his poor relations, and earnestly enjOined upon
his heirs to see that none OF those come TO want
BY thus doing, he says, you will best thus
nonor your mother and father He gives his
son the elegant country home occupied By him.
After setting large tracts land to his
children and grandchildren, he beQueaths all
the rest to his son and daug hter as tenants in
common. He earnestly enjoins on his heirs not
70 sell or cucumber the estate
Evening star., 1886-08-03
A COlOred Emigration Association.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS, VIEWS on EMIGRATION
FROM THE SOUTH.

A COlOred Emigration Association.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS, VIEWS ON EMIGRATION
FROM THE SOUTH.
The National Emigrsnt Aid association has
been organized in this city, with the following
officers: Frederick Douglass, president; O. 8. b.
Wall, vice-president; A. NJ. Clapp, treasurer; J.
w. Cromwell, secretary; r. $. Smith, cOrrespon-
dent secretary. Executive committee, O. j. B.
Wall. e. L. Lamer, E. II. sutton, A. $. Richard
son and J. W. Cromwell. Mr. Frederick Doug
lass has written a letter accepting the Office of
president, saying: Nv hiie hold as firmly as
ever TO the conviction that the south is the
natural home OF tine coiOred people and that the
great body OF them will remain there, and while
1 hold also that any wholesale exodus from that
section would be unwise and injurious, equally
believe that there are certain sections OF the
south where coiored people are injustIy treated
and SO grievously oppressed as to fully justify
them III seeking homes elsewhere, and in view
oI their destitution fully believe that it is our
duty 10 assist them in so doing. This mode of
relief Will be beneficial in two ways il will help
those that go and those who stay. 1t will hold
out an lnduceinent TO the white land holders of
the south To treat their colored abOrers so Justly
and humanity as TO induce them to remain For
the wealth OF the south like the wealth of all
the other sections has its foundation in the
bone and slnew OF Its labOrers. 1 accept the
oilce 10 which you have elected me and will
do what can to promote the object you have
In view as / understand Ii"
Evening star., 1886-08-03
The Courts.

EQUITY COURT-JudOe Me7Tick
Yesterday, Young CT al. agt. Marks ct AL: decree
ratifying sales, reference to auditor, &c. McMa.
ratified. Girls. agt Craft; time to take testimony
limited. Proctor ct al agt. Fitzgerald ct al; do
Greason ct al. agt. Greason ct al. decree substi.
order allowing exhibits TO be Withdrawn
sheriff ct al agt. Brown ct al; confirming audi
tors report dutchins ct al. agt. Hutcnins ct
Manning ct al; order restraining. Myers ayt
Mcfarland ct al; injunction granted. Condor
agt. Condon; order Tor allowance OF 500 aud
reierence TO n. n. Richardson. Williams ayt
illiains; order TO show cause. In re estate of
Enzaoeth Howell, iunatic; decree confirming
requisltion aud appointing committee.
POLICE CoURr-Judoe Haype,. protein.
Yesterday, L. Clark, coiored, larceny: go days
James Regan, loud and boisterous; So collateral
iorieited Louis Hail, profanity; do. John
Murphy, larceny; SO or 80 days. Wm Long.
ceny; 80 days.
Evening star., 1886-08-03

AIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
VI NEAT Finest and cheapest Meat Flavor
ing Stock for soups Made Dishes and Sauces
Annual sale S.OUuUUUJ Jars
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. An invaluable tonic as s,c -ess
taiu Il loon ior WHICH nations should feel CRATE
'ui"-See Medical Press LANCET" &C.
Genuine cniy with the f:c simile OF Baron Lie
pigs signature IN Blue Ink across the Label
Ee title " luron Li.Di-'' aud photograph hay
ing been largely Used by dealers wIih con-
hecHon with baron i4leblg lhe puulIc are in
ior:Ied that tue iicuis Iunli,,.,y ALONE can
oiier the article with bal Liebig 5 guarantee
SenulueneSi
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT To be has, of all Storekeepers Gro
GERS and Chemists. sole Agents for the United
States (wholesale only }. e. David & Co., . rem
Church Avenue. London. f.n.,l..uu. hutj-lh
Evening star., 1886-08-03
AmuSemenA.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The fun In "Fun and
physic was administered in rather homeopa-
mic doses last evening. Nevertheless, Mr. Ed.
win browne, the author OF the piece and Mr.
Frank Stanton said and did some very funny
things, and Miss lola PomerOy looked pretty
aud sang inditferently.
ALBAUGHS OPERA HoUSE.-At Albaugh's
last evening, "rhe Bohemian Girl'' was well
performed by the augmented summer opera
company. SIgnor Montegrifo made good
II.ddds,ts, Receiving warm encores in "When
Otner Lips and The Fair Land of Poland" :"
Tue most pleasing number was "Tne Heart
bo"ed Down by Nr. Pruette, who, as usual,
sung the part much better than he acted it II
any iault Is to be found with the singing OF
asnlngtons promising young baritoue 1T is
tIat he does not do himself justice, but seems
rather 10 mold himself in reserve offering a
strong contrast To Signor Montegriffo W no sings
Win great iervor and passion. Pauline Mama
.hade good Gypsy Queen, and Miss SearIe q
Iaif drt,ne. The chorus, allowing for the fric-
tlon incident 10 a drst night. did excellent work
al tne orchestra performed better than in any
opera previously given. Altogether the per-
!ornlance - thoroughly enjoyable.
IHE MANASSAS PANoRAMA-The panorama
oil the second battle OF Bull Run continues to
attract large numbers OF visitors TO the pano-
rama building, on 10th street.
Evening star., 1886-08-03
The Ball Players.

ANOTHER GAME CAPTURED FROM THE M.
TIONALS.
The Kansas City team captured another
game from the Nationals yesterday by a score
of IL to 10. Both teams batted very freely.
making fifteen hits each. The Nationals earned
seven of their runs and had q commanding
lead at one time, but the visitors by some
timely slugging, aided by costly errors, scored
run after run and came out victors. The same
clubs play to-day.
Other games yesterday resulted as follows:
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing, "a; Treas
ury Department, Is. AT BOstOn-Boston, ID;
St Louis, Al iiadelphia-Phiiadelphia u;
Detroits, 4. At New IOrk-New York, 1O
Chicago, 4.
Evening star., 1886-08-03
Mems and Boys Percale Shirts. 5Oc up
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt depot, 9TH and II. i


Horizontal Reduction i'm Prices of
TOPHAMS CELEBRATED TRUNKS.
$500 36-inch Leather Saratoga, now 81 so.
$1,000 36-inch Leather Saratoga, now 81 @. So
Popular $1,000 Leather Saratoga, now So. .OO
our best 36-lnch two-tray muslin-lined Canvas
Dress Trunk, with Excelsior Lock, was $500,
now $3.50; 36-inch twO-tray Dress Trunk,
sizes OF the above, and all other Trunks that we
sell, at a corresponding reduction until August
10. ToPHAM's FACTORY, 1921 Pa. ave. NV. 8
Fine COiOred Socks, pair Csc, at Auer
oach's Bicycle Shirt depot, 9TH and II.
Evening star., 1886-08-03
.ANsBuRcH & BRo.

LASsBuRcH & BRo
WE HAVE INAUGURATEp A GENERAL MARK.
DOWN IN OUR WHIT SUIT DEPARTMENT
AND HAVE PUT THE PRICES ON THESE
GARMENTS IN THE REACH OF ANY ONE
WANTING THEM
FOR So 40
We offer you a plain Lawn Suit with Tucks. well
made, nicely finished
FOR s4.75-
We offer you plain Lawn Suit trimmed with Ruff
hes and Iucks, nice quality Lawn. ali sizes
FOR s6.oO-
We show beautiful Suit. with Tucks and Drapery,
and in appearance looks nice AS a usual SlO dress
FOR sG5O-
We show Suit that sold for S. So well made nicely
finished tuIl proportioned plated skirt and over.
dress
fine India Linen Suit with plated Skirt and Over
dress
FOR 500
We show fine India Linen Suit, Tucked to the
waist This suit sold SlO and was cheap at thar
figure
FOR S. 50
fine India Linen Suit tucked skirt and oyerskirt
FOR $3.50
We display fine India Linen Suits tucked and TRIM
med with Embroidery: Sdierens styles TO select from
FOR SIL5O-
You can buy Suit that recently sold for Sl5 This
Is made of fine Indi- Linen, is nicely plaited and
trimmed with Embroidery
FOR $3.50
We can show you fine India Linen Suit trimmed
handsomely with all-over Embroidery.
FOR $780,
superior quality India Linen Suit with rufies of
Embroidery to the waist.
FOR Sl-50-
You can buy any Of our Suits that sold for s2a
FOR S24oO-
fou buy our finest Suit in stock These are lavi,hly
trimmed with aover Embroidery; handsome designs
and sold for $3.50
So you see we mean to dispose of Them II the gar
ment suits You the price must. they are the best
values yet shown in White suits.
Having larger stock of Dress Robes on hand both in
White and Colors. than to carry We have cut
the prices Deep and hope thereby to dispose of
them ra idly.
Our Cotton Underwear Department is on the ID
hoor One whole room devote for display OF these
goods. Largest assortment
All best brands Of Corsets alwavs In stock
reduction of 10 per cent will be made on all our
Hauze Underwear for ladies and gentlemen from
marked prices.
An unusual amount Of Remnants of White Goods nj
half their value.
Evening star., 1886-08-03
SPECIAL REDucrIoss Fon
AUGUST

SEAToN PERRY
SCCCESSOk lU PERRY & BROTHERn
HAS MA ARkED DOWN I.Io ENTIEE STOCK
FANCY FRLNCH SATkkNS TO 3uc PER YD
REMNANTS OF FINEST FRENCH SATEENS
AT 25c. A YARD.
CASE GRIN KILLED. SEERsUCKERS al l2l,c;
FORMER PRICE, Ice.
FIN Isl QUALITY PRINTED BATISTES at l2l.c:
kEDU CED RON l.5c 49,
"GREATLf RkDUCtD PRICES ON INDIA
,, EMBROIDEkEp ROBES.
osiNG PRICES" On SPRING WRAPS AND
CoMPLarE roCK OF BRITISH AND FRENCH
WHITE 90 IDS AT LOWEST PRICES.
~ II ~. Ia LIN EMS, RON l2l2C. TO 1Uc.
VIZ IoRlA AND PERSIAN LAWNs, from l2l9c. to
BATiSTE CLAIRE. FRENCH NAINsooKs
NkW PLAID AND SIRIPLD NAINsoOkS
INDIA MULLS, PERSIAN LAWNS
w T. ELL fiQUES. F..ENCH MuSLINS
NJ BE T.hE LINEN LAWNS. rom 2oc. to 81 90
WHITE MS, And BcRU EMBROIDERED SWISS
CHOICE STYLES IN PRINTED ALL LINEN
LAWNS. FROM 15c To 25c
ALL ooL ChALLiS DE LANES, IN EXCLU.
SiNE h DESIGNS AT soc. A YARD
NJ Ill iES. IN ANDtRSoNS TUFTED
SSJoISH ZEPIi RS All REDU, ED PRICES.
E.N ntNE CALCUTTA SEEkSUCKEIS.
AADiES GIN TLtMkN AND CHILDREN'S
GAnAE AND MLDlUM-wEIGHT MERINo
pi.I EaR - ALI sTlLl1S AND sIZk's
SEA1oN PERRY
PERRY BUILDING.
Penn Avenue. Corner vth street
Estaolshed lSiO. jy3l
Evening star., 1886-08-03
CITY ITEMS.
KeNds Ready

Bargains, Bargains for this week.
The finest blackberry Brandy, 65c a bottle
lnothing like 1t for sicknessJ "Upper Ten"
Whisky, 81 bottle. French Brandy 81 80 4
bottle. Domestic Brandy Zine quaIity). 99c a
bottle: speer,s '.socialite Claret, at sac a bot
Claret (so-called quarts), s3 a dozen. Vanilla
Extract, 1Sc. bottle. Lemon extract, l5c a
bottle. Six cakes White CASTLE Soap, 15c
bottle Olives, 4Oc. East India Curry Powder,
lac. a bottle Champagne Cider, 17c. a bottle,
or 50 dozen splendid summer drink) Lime
Fruit Juice Syrup, 55c. bottle. Also, lime
fruit juice at reduced price, and many articles
space will not allow to en- ter. Come quick, be.
fore they are al! gone. N. T. Metzger & Bro,
AIT 7th street north west.
Mems and Boys PercaIe shirts. soc. up,
Evening star., 1886-08-03

1HE WAsHINGToS DELEGATION TO THE PHIL
AnEIpuIa CA.SYENrIoN

TIE WAsHINGToS DELEGATION TO THE PHIL
AbELPHiA CONVENTION
Ioe following have been chosen by the
various lodges Of the Grand United Order of
odd Fellows of this city the Washington
delegation 20 the biennial movable conyen-
lion 10 assemble III Philadelphia, October 5th:
i.iiaIn A Freeman lodge, Benz. c. Whiting:
trlon Friendship lodge, Thos p Bell: Potomac
mon lodge, Walter r. Hyson and John W.
Walker: Eastern Star lodge VIM Joice: ! r
Cook lodge, i. L Bowie; Mt. Olive lodge Thos
- Wright; Free Grace lodge, w. III. A. Young:
H.sing sun lodge. G. H. I. over; Star OF the
West lodge. l. Clark; Peter ogden lodge w H.
Johnson; Columbia lodge. John f. Waters.
Western star lodge. Thos. III. Johnson; j. c. Me,
~roinnell lo.gc, Wesley Howard; Green Noun
ain lodge, II. Il. Webster; simon lodge I M
oeou' o'c Ark lodge, ). \. Minor; Rose Hill
S5a SS5ase, Chas- W Hernesi Social lodge, Charles
Mar>haiI, Union Light lodge, Alfred Pope;
oceola lodge, l. II. Wayne; A. h. Manning
l1oge, isaiah PiumIner. stevens lodge, of Yir-
glnia has chosen ii. l.. Holmes and Hopeweu
rouge oi Virginia, John b. BurIess.
MARRIAGELIc Marriage licenses have
t.tyid Cook and Amanda Stafford, both OF
manassas. Va: George ;. Goodrich and Annie
y Dletz, both of Baltimore, Nd: Richard Jones
ana Mn. sarah Whiten; James Bell and
Martha Robinson, both OF Richmond, Va; Ed
ward r. Payne, OF Richmond. Va, and Jose
lhine Lowry. of Hanover county, Va: Robert
l. Jefferson. of Fredericksburg, Va. and Mag
kle Rodgers, OF Falmouth, Va; Horace y. Jones
charleston, :. e. and Cora Kelly; Thomas A.
" ODOnneii and Emma I. Milstead: DR. p L.
barber, OF Norfolk, Va, and Florence A. STAN
ton.
FREE FIGHT AT A PICNIc.-Last night, be-
tween j and 2 clock, there was an affray at
picnic at GeaihleI's garden, in which chairs
tables and missiles were used. The police were
called III after some delay, and finally managed
ID restore order John Auth, II butcher, living
ON the Biadensburg road, was struck on the
heat with blunt instrument evidently and
severely wounded. He was removed 10 his
home IN a beer wagon. No arrests were made
RECENT RoBBERIEs.-Iesterday afternoon a
sneak thief entered the drug store OF E. b. Bury,
AZ Sth street southeast, and stole $24 from
the money drawer. John Z. Travis, 1926 Al,
street southwest. reports the epbezziement OF
s6-2o- yawl boat owned by the dredging
company WAS stolen Iroin the 9Th street wharf.
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
Will give Saturday next the third OF its
series OF special train excursions to the sea-
SHORE. "A train of h-st-class coaches through TO
C~spe May and Atlantic City without change,
iea'ing the 9Th street station at 10 pm. The
fate Tor the round trip is only 81.
Evening star., 1886-08-03
81 9Th street northwes'

ioR THIS WEEK ONLY.-At actual cost. "A
few of the celebrated ALASKA refrIgerators anu
sIGebOartis. baoy carriages, hammockS, water
coolers md ma.ting>.
SINGLEToN 4 FLErCHER. 415 7th st. d. W.
Evening star., 1886-08-03

DARGAINS

BARcArss BARGAINS
Asit isposnve'y necessary to reduce large stock
OF Summer Millinery In order to make room fr early
Fall Importations we will sell entire stock OF I
ported and Domestic Bonnets and Hats n ANA helov
cost.
MRS n. J. HUNT,
U1o 1900 strsse d. Y.
Evening star., 1886-08-03

THE MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
viii give IA delightful excursion and concert to
Marshall Hail "Wednesday evening, August T.
1,Stj. steamer W. w. Corcoran. Boat leaves at
Is O'Clock. Tickets at boat. Come along.
Evening star., 1886-08-03

OuR NEw Books
The Late Mrs. Wall, Stockton
Ralf House, Lacy <. Lille.
Story OF "a uSlc and Musicians
Rear Quart o! thei evolution, Kirke
The othe side, toran.
Helty 5 strange story,
Country Banker. ,re orge Rae
History OF t-i.uc;;tiuii, pi.inler
Won 10y Waiting, Lya
Joseph. tle Prime Minister, Taylor
Faradoxes, Max Norcan.
he oSt Name. MI U..higreen
Consular "reminiscences Horstmann
W. II. MORRISON
jy2 415 peuu.viy.ni. ara
Evening star., 1886-08-03

- - - fUf Is Kitchen Chairs: 6 do. Round
B,C..,, - -, Is csIHc-Sestt chairs, "a. go 6 Wal
ltut t.st',-~.'it Chairs, $3.50: large cane-.eaI
Knockers : 80: Ladies' size, SIPS: Children
h!.E Cualr> i5c: Ash Chamber Suites S2loU
- ainut Drop-ieaf TX tension Tables, $3.50.
WM. III. DUNN.
IN -
Evening star., 1886-08-03
BOOKS, &c.

A MOONLIGHT BOY, BY T. W. HOWE
IA The Rear Guard OF The Revolution by T. Eirka
Our Country. by Rev. j. Strong.
kidnapped. by Il. l.. stevenson
Anna karenina. by Count IOlStoi.
Not in the Prospectus, 10y Z. Danforth; and other
Numbers III kiverside Paper ssricS.
Cheap editiouS of M Isa;lcS and ''Dr CaudiI,s
Lovel's Library, Harpers Handy Series and other
Paper Libraries
iy22 4oS 7th street n W
Evening star., 1886-08-03

PRTYfOg'< 70 extensive repairs to our build
in; discount OF twenty per cent will be allowed
OIs t,TI- t:t5 5r,. stock OF diamonds. watches and
jvwrtrv JACOBS BROTHERS
J12o PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Evening star., 1886-08-03
DRY GOODS.

DRr GooDs
AT REDUCED pRIcEa
We have determined TO run OF all SUMMER Goons
and have Marked Down Prices in every line
that viii make them GO
large line OF CRINkLES. l0c, I2lsc and l5c
former prices. l2lec-. l5c. and lSc
Beautiful SATINEs. l2lzc, from l5c
PARASoLS al Cost
large stock of UNDERNEATH at reduced prices
We have the Cheapest line of WHITE GOODS that
can be found anywhere.
BLANKETS We will sell off all BI ANEFTs
left over less than last seasons prices no,with
standing they are Costing 5 per more this
JOHNSON & LUTTRELL,
au2 .l3 Market Space.