Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1875, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | -Jame 2, 1875. Lad NESDAY. Weather Probabilities —— Orrice OF CHIEF SIGNAL Orricea, Oe WASHINGTON. Jute) 1515. > southeast wind perature a asional lig wt Tight ary or cloudiness, with oc er section. onc LOCAL RECORD. The thermometer In the business office of ‘Tur STAR ranged to-day as follows: = a. m., 10 &. m. 12m. 2 p.m. LOCAL NEWS. «a Robert Bea sends A colored be named Charles Collins, was badly ixjured by being thrown fre ansylvania avenue near Ith street, las ing about 7 o’elock. eve ‘This week at Knight's stands In the Center | Wh and Bavage square markets there wi saie Boston mackerel, sheep head, sa trout, salt-water taylors, halibut, lobster, er marine protucts. T fo first concert of Prof. Fairlamb at the Assembly Chureh last night was a great success, and the singing of the Madrigal toys was a pleasant feature of the perform- | ance. The programme for the last concert this evening is an admirable oue, and there should be a large attendance. ‘The members of the Southern Memorial Association and their friends at Arlington fi that they had more needed to decorate the jederate seldiers placed mounds whieh covered of the onion soktiers. ne District Government Affairs. Seventh street road, from Roundary street yuetzen Park, has been thoroughly repaired, @ new surface of gravel added 3 Toiled nearly as b as conerete, making best roads in the Distriet limits. k ons n by the laborers from the workhous omd ence of Overseer (nnning! REPAIRS OF MENTS. ments have been made by Chief Engineer Hoxie, nnderdireet!an of the Com- the snperintend- am. CONCRETE PAVE- the cest of such repairs to be co the original contractors or their bondasmen. This action is taken under a seetion of the contracts which provi of the contractors, after proper notification irs, the work shall be done by ainsi the origi Massachusetts wthwest are the whieh the repairs will first be vements on those streets being following o: ensuing year viee president, Jot James Fra cott. Direetors—E. € <. George H. Wool, H ‘ W.H.H Cis ¥ submitted b th ane: t shows: 1 upon at Treasurer's re- “1 on account es withdrawn, © tems maki < Advance ecount—total tement of 559 share her with Assets, Stock acconnt—original number cribedt year iby set of shares now on not advanced —total number of shares now on Present value each shar premium for the year, 1. tlement 3 Ne need upon, Tr ceni. Thirteen shares were sold Last average of iv per © night atah 'S TESTAMENTARY Smith vs. Thomp- y Court, yesterday, @ Of the testatrix, “and iby her or her heirs join- trust for the sole only to be « HI blishe! her will by whieh ilots to her nusband in fee ject fo certain m legacies, of her infant ehildre rge upon th Subsequent her death her trustee rel d said lots tot }usband as the devisee of his wife, and he sutxlivided the lot i Ets i that the act + Vested a marriei assaze, and accordingly tastosneb propert i marri¢ vRom Monday . the Baltimore a the Locals. us Leslie's Boys of | that apon failure | I may direct, anit | > | public grounds. for the purpose of grazi ng upa total | 1 | olved. The | substantially as follows: In 1867 certain lots in re 48 were conveyed in whieh she | i | Board of Health. A SMALL EXPENSE, RUT A BAD PRE- | CEDENT—THE WATER QUESTION ON HIGH | GROUND. FTC. | The Poard of Health met last night and Mr. Marbury. from the committee ou Bianece, submitted the monthly financial statement ef the condition of the board, , balance in hands of treasurer June 6 due on appropriation for making total available, Mr. Langston, from the conumittee of ordinances, reported unfavorably on the ap- plication of the registrar of vital statistics to ecbarge a fee of one dollar for transcripts. iS THIS TO BE AN EX POST FACTO L ‘tu relation tothe subject of the constru: tion of prices, be ted an additional sec- tien, prexeribing the size, material, «ce. of all privy boxes for the purpose of facilitating the removal of night soil, and fixing a | penalty for violations of the same. The re- port Was aecepted, and on motion of Dr. Etiss, it was referred to the special commi tee on offals to consider and report as to the | kind of privy boxes most needed, &¢. | BUYING DISINFECTANTS FOR ODORLESS EXPERIMENTS. Dr. Verdi, from the sanitary committee made @ report against the purchase of disin- | fectants for experiments by the Odorless Ex- | cavating company. Dr. Bliss thought the board should purchase a sufficient quantity to experiment with. Mr. Marbury thought the expense should be borne by the Odorless Excavating company. Dr. Bliss thought a few doliars expense Should not be withheld for that purpose. A PERTINENT QUESTION. Tr. Verdi said it was simply a matter of opinion. “The question is noi one of small expense, but why should the people be put to | the expense of material to experiment with for the beneflt, of the Odorless Exeavating company. It wasa bad precedent and might lead to still greater expense. Mr. Marbury said they might buy this and it might not an might try an- other, and if it lo that compan | might come and ask more appropriations for this purpose. | Dr. Cex thought it & very important sub- et and worthy of serious consideration by | the board. DE. BLISS’ PRESENT TO THE BOARD. Dr. Bliss stated that he had purchased the sinfectant under consideration and would pay for it himself. There had been enough | said about it, and he would make a present | of it to the board. It was only #13. Mr. Langston said he doubted the poliey of purchasing disinfectants for the benefit of contractors. The board ean require contrae- tors to purchase theirown disinfectants, both for experiments and for use. The adverse report was adopted. ANOTHER QUESTION OF, WHO SHALL PAY Mr. Marbury moved that the bill for disin feciants for the use of the health office for the purpose of experiment be approved and or- dered to be led in good fe measures. Mr. Langston said he would vote for it, | with the nnderstanding that the bill shoald be charged up against the Odorless Ex: rbury was adopted. NUISANCES. Mr. Langston introduced a_ resolution inst the practice of tying animals upon and moved its referer Inissioners; adopted. | A complaint was re eastern portion ofthe tion of a hog pen and slaughter honse 4 corner of K and loth streets s ferred to the ordinance committee. FOOD INSPECTIONS. | Dr. submitted a Hopsis of the operat of the health office for the wee ending May %, showing the number nuisances #bated, 407; causes of death inv ligated, 13; pecuniary conditions of the sick poor investigated, 9; burials at public ex. pense, J: number of patients treated by phy = to the poor, dead animals re- rorted and removed. 147. Inspections of ma- rine products—herr 87,000; shad, 7,630; sturgeon, 141; bunches of fish, 9,194, clams, Oo CFADS, 11.075. Co @ to the District Com- il from citizens of the ity of the filthy eondi- | Kean of erabs, 1 ; 1 mutton,7 pork, st b ges, dozen cucumbers, } buskels kale, 2), bushels peas, and 69 boxe | Strawberries.’ Animals impounded, 109; re- deemed, 15; killed, THE WATER QUFSTIC A communication was read m Health r Keene calling attention of the board, recommending that it be made the sub. with the Di ommmissioners, to the fact that eve a complaints are made that the water-closcts in houses in elevated parts of the city. espe- | cially the northwestern section, between L and © streets and Capitol Hill, have little or no water, in consequence of which the closets are offensive nuisances. This is a subject | already well-known to the authorities, and results from two catises—the extravagant use | | of water in the lower sections, and the inad- €qnate pressure in the hizher places—hut al- | thongh well-known, it is nevertheless a con. «ition second to none in Itsdeleterious effects 1th of the people, and ealling for | | #ction on the pert of the Board of Heatth. Whether the remedy is or is not practicable, | e families which are inconvenienced, and health ts injured, should learn author- | y how long this condition of affairs | must exist without a remedy, and the rea- | sons which render it now iinpracticable. Ro. | forred toa committer to present the subject to the District Commission i 4 Law DEPARTMENT OF VERSITY.—The annual ti the law department of Columbian Univers will take place at the National Theater, | Wednesday. June 9th. The exercises (in: | | lerspersed with music) will commence with | the annual address by Hon. Thomas Donald- son. Of Maryland. “Then will follow the conferrit arees by the President, Jas. vi D., upon the following m, IL; J. H. Baxter, es G. izes, Md; George H. . Mo. E. T. Bullock, W. Va.; George Iowa; James F. Colby, Vt Jonu_B. Corliss, V *. M. Davis, 8. e L. Dyer, D.C. Elliott, Ii; | J.C. Heald, Md.; L. | -egett. Ohio; J. H. Lichliter, Va.; Irwin | inton, Pa.; George T. Lovell, Vt; Chas. | 1.23. Waller ‘Ly Sam‘ | Frank L. Coombs, Cal.: J w ' J. Darlington, 8. C. K. Du Hamet G. Dyrenforth, Tl; ge C. Gorham, Cal | | ™M wax faddox, Md.:Thomas Mitchell, Conn.;Henry M Ww. : . Conn, W. vairo, D.C. oodward. aduates and awarding of pr the . Reverdy Jobnson will follow, and the | Willelose with the benediction. The jaw faculty of this college is as follows James CW president and leeturer oa | I aniuel Ty ler.professor of + of common lav er the law of re: of contracts anors: Wm fessor of i and perso: erty and of crimes —— THr Women’s Canistt onthiy meeting y summer, though work will | 4 to by the present mana i; y the efforts of Mrs. G. | R | condition of | with grain for H. M. Talbott. The Jaccson Democratic A LIVELY MEETING LAST NIGHT. A meeting of the Jac! Demo- cratic Association was held at Trades’ Union Hall la&t evening, Mr. J. B. Wilson in the ebair. On reading the minutes, Dr. C. P. Culver said that he was represented as hay- ing nominated at the last meeting Senators THURMAN AND BAYARD for democratic candidates for President and Vice President. He had only namet those | gentlemen as worthy of the consideration of the American people. At his suggestion the minutes were amended. Mr. Thos. Jenkins was elected a member. The resolutions offered at the last meeting recommending Senators Thurman and Bay- ard to the people for nomination for Presi- dent and Vice Presicent were read, and after some discussion (the committee not having acted on them) the subject was laid over. DR. ALLEN ON LABOR INTERESTS. Dr. Alien offered a resolation declaring “That the oppression of the interests of la- bor by the republican party has produced the present depressed condition of the country, and that in the future,as in the past, the democratic party will always recognize the dignity of labor. and advance by all means | In its power its best interes! which was refer to the cammittee on resolutions.” D. C. DELEGATES TO OHTO. Dr. Culver offered a resolution, and asked that the rules be suspended for its considera- tion and adoption, *Thatin view of the meet- ing of the state de ratic convention of Ohio in Columbus on the general invitation to all the states a: y tories to send to it delegates, the Ja>ksoti Democratic Association send two or more delegates to said convention. Mr. Davis objected to the resolution, claim- ing that the press would deride them for se! ding delegates to a state convention. Dr. Culver said that in times past the as- sociation had sent delegates to state conven. tions, and it was perfectly proper to send delegates to this convention. PARFGORIC AND GAR. Mr. Davis said the delegates shoujd pay their own expenses there, and he charged that Dr. Culver had introduce! the Thor- man-Bayard resolutions for notoriety. He Suggested tbat an appropriation be made for paregoric to keep Dr. Culver still. Dr. Allen was utterly surprised at the course of Mr. Davis. No matter what mea- sure was proposed he was always ready with an objection and any amount of gab. His objections had no point. Captain Goddard asked what were those delegates to do. Dr, Allen replied that the point was that they bad been invited; and, in view of the corruption of this administration, it would be well to have delegates there from the Dis- triet to show what our people have suffered under republican rule. As far as the ques- tion of expense was concerned he would be glad to go there as the representatives of this organization at his own expense. On motion of Dr. Allen, the resolution was adopted. (n motion of Dr. Culver, the chair was em- powered to appoint the delegates. Adjourned ————-e——_ PROPERTY-OWNERS who have not made application for dam: to. property by reason of public improvements can now file their claims with J. C. Lay & Co., No. 23 i street. THE ENTERTAINMENT at the new sctiool bullding here last night to aid in buying a © for the schools was a great sticeess, artistically, numerically, and pecuniarily. Two comedies were nicely performed by Misses Ware and Swa w 1 Messrs. Warren, Sailer, Joyce, Wyeth, and others, and the singing by Misses Swallow, Cohen and Messrs. ce and Whittaker was a of the affair. The audi nionable, Among the v hington were sretary 10, School Superintendent J. O. Wilsox, and Messrs. Champlia, Hart, and others of Board of School Trustees. President pf the Board of Trus has reason, to feel prond of the suceesss his efforts in Unis direction as in others. STREET IMPOVEMENTS —Messrs. Thomas Lucas & Sons, contractors, are setting th curb on Potomac street. between Canal anc Water streets, preparatory to paving the roadway and sidewalks on the same. The curb is being set and a sidewatk is to be laid on the west side of Congress street, from ‘Water street to th Tr. GRAIN MARKET.—Messrs. J.G. & J. M. Waters yesterday sold 815 bushels of wheat ats! er bushe: ARKET.—Messrs. Simmons & 5,000) herring at €12 per thousa: »US.—Attention is called to the the M-street bridge, which has a large hole in the north side of the Libr ooits ton end, and which, unless soon repaired, is likely to be the cause ofa serious accident RIVER AND CANAL.— Arrived by the river: sehr. W. H. Jijlard, with 3,7 bushels wheat, and schooner Cornelia with 3,500 do., for Ray; schooner Nixon, from Bangor. Maine, With 700,000 laths for Wheatley Brothers; schooner Gilbert Greene, from Plymouth, ¢. C., with 30,000 feet of lumber for J.E. Libbey. By canal: Boat Fish foseph & —_._.... IF YOU SEE THEM YOU WILL BUY THEM. GOOD ALL WOOL SUITS, $885 _—8s—_88 8s WELL MADE AND SYLISH. 8S. ss. A FINE CASSIMERE SUIT, $10— §10— $10— 810 —_810—810. NEW AND HANDSOME PATTE A BEAUTIFUL ALL.WOOL SU $12—812_812_812 _$12—81 ELEGANTLY MADE AND TRIMMED A RICH ENGLISH WORSTED SUIT, $15. $15-— 815815 — S15. NEW AND NOBBY. SUPERB IMPORTED CLOT SIS— SIS —8IS EQUAL TO CUSTOM GARMENTS. EVERY PIECE WELL SHRUNK AND MADE IN THE BEST MAND 8? These Are Forcing Off Prices. HABLE BROTHERS, TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, tr CORNER TTR AN FOOL BLAD 1 wey remai Lim} D Streets NW. SETS CLEANSED nj soft, Single sheet, 75c.: Al FISHER, 618 oil str Vv s Mo’ festivai at | f you wish to save your heavy weartag apparel, ber own eof her ete, Covers, Crumb Qloths, ke, from moths; ve stockholders— | fitiie ch ay was added to the treasus ve them cleaned by my celebrated chemical pro: on zratis. The Fete Champetre. which the | faronsty: Sip Nothin leave them ted 10 make a re ladies are getting up, Will be held at Kendall | with ime uufil the fall seasons, Biagkete and Gast Green. talus of all descriptions cleaived in superior maw. SSeeeresine: net and op reasonal terms. ersous leaving the Y. M. C. A.—The delegates from the Inter- | eit heir traveling and otker sits. cleaned all matters pertaini: national Convention of the Young Men's | ®t short notice. 7 _ FISHEB, want Temple was subsequentiy added to tke | Christian Association, which hae lately | e207 61S sh streot Committee and chosen chairman. closed its sessions in Richmond, held a meei- TPE PUBLIC ARE INVITED To EXAMINE Ss See ing last night at the chapel of the Y. M.C. A. the immense lot of THERMOMETERS, among A DESERTED WIFe's BILL For Drvorc of tus city. The meeting was opened with | Which are self registering, maximum end minimum: Yesterday Martha Lee. by Mr. G. singing and reading the Scriptures, and | ptt large and showy fy gy ty eS fled abi or divoree from Richard Lee. The | praver by Rev. Mr. Pitzer. Addresses were beget poem eS nl tos ae bill alleges thal the parties were married in | made by the following gentiemen:—Messrs, | Gyemont BERN Spence os smong em yp day ye this city June Is. 186. by Rev. Db. W. Ander- | £41 Smith and A.S_ Pratt, of ihe District eder’s and fine eee DRAWING STKUMENTS. Son; that April 10. 18:5, defendant deserted | of Coiumbi: ynolis, of Massachusetts; Hu. HB. HEM CRAY Optician, Der) twat three children was the result of | jit of New Jersey: Morrill,of Nova Scotia: | _may25-tr 453 Pennayivani: their marriage, that defendant at divers | sittiefield, of Connectient; Stowers. of New | 74, NC NATI tery With one Peat Bar Committed wial- | York; Archer, imbrie and Pitzer. of the Dis- | (SINCINN ’ ith one Jul hington, a girl of ct of Gi tender years. at 1132 19th street, Iu this city. | it Of Columbia, amd Pratt, of Colorado. — | LION LAGER ~ oe mie. ais am regnant by said | ©. REAL E: TATE SSOCIATION.—The | aND Vieoree mad nctetore petitioner prays for a | frst meeting of the National Capital Real 0K ‘ aud tne custody of her ehildres. Estate Association, under the amended ¢on- BOCK AND PILSEN BEER si - — stitution, was held last evening at the office Brag age o RILDEEN.— Yesterday afier- | of the assotiation, Young's Law Building, oh —_— Pome ve-year old son of Mrs. Mola’ for the redemption of stock. The par value CASKS8 AND BOTTLES, om Tih, betes it balf block of his house, | of the siock is $100 per share. and ones * We Pee hoya) streets, when LW Shares were redeemed at an Average discon casket as steppe opto him and On OF withou brand pew off. them snatehed a jen ted with imposing ¢ Jone § Archbishop 5 Balti. more, ¥ ficiate, assisted by Bishop Beek- oot W <' , and EBisuop Gibbons. or mission tic Ke may be obtains 1we £ Uan ony others. —Ade, xt and War- bette head and both ran } at of 5.1 percent, or an average sale of $81.01 per share. THE + Jonps SS ALUM SPRINGS” has now | become one of the most delightéul “sammer | resorts” in the entire south. The great sne- cess Of the past season, and the extensive preparations that have been made for the seeson pow at hand, place it in the front | yank. See the card under the proper head in | today’s paper. A Ror DROWNED-—Whilesome small boys were playing at the wharf, foot of 10th street, | last evening, one them, a colored . | named Cherles Beekett, fell overboard and & | Was drowned, The body was recovered and taken to the residence of his parents, Ni “28 E street southwest. sur SAWL ¢. PALMER, 67 GREEN STREET, GEORGKTOWY, D.C. ace avecenie om aren im ms tn KOM THE AGENT see AR COMPANY —One LLARS, for rena, To"? CITY ITEMS, WITH A VIEW to changing our business, we propose to sell our entire stock of lamber and good will of the business—one of the old- est established in the District. The stock on band is ali desirable and well selected, seas- oned and conveniently piled, and embraces the various deseriptions of building lumber, hard-woods, &¢., usually kept in well con- ducted lumber yards. The yards are admira- bly located in Georgetown, and arranged with , every convenience for handling lumber; the improvements are complete, inclading a first class wharf, fronting on the river, and acces- sible from both Water and Congress streets. This is a rare peg tet d Be persons wish- ing to engage in active business, . E. PICKRELL & Co., 62,6 53 Water street, Georgetown, D. pe Corns &c.—The Foot labors ten times more than the hand; and to be relieved of Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, ete., thousands of persons visit Dr. White's establishment, No. 555 1th street. opposite the Treasury. THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK, corner of C street and Louisiana avenue, pays five r cent. interest on deposits made on or be- ore the 3d ofeach month. Call copy of the regulations. ——__@___ THE NATIONAL SAVINGS EANK, cornerof New York avenue and 15th street, pays 5 per cent. annum on deposits for each calendar month. Ranking hours, 9 to 4. secraaee to 4 and 6 to 8. 8,141 THROW NOT Prop FAULTS in their teeth. for there are few teeth that have not faults of theirown. There is butjone way to preserve them withont spot or blemish, and that Is by the daily use of the best Pentrifice —Dr. Wisiar's Balsam of Cherry4s truly a balsam. ihe balsamic principle of the Wild Cherry, the balsamie properties of tar and of pine. its iner are all balsamic. Coughs and Consumption speedily disappear under its influence. [0 cts.and $1 a bottle, h the cheaper. €03 CUSTOMARY in old commn- nities pieces of stick sulphur around the necks of children as a protection against contagion in epidemtes. washing wit na's Sulphur Soe found a mueh better preventive. where. nue. jolt every: Depot, Crittenton’s, 7 Sixth A e053 Favovite Prescription is very strongly recommended by the Mede ical Faculty and is largely prescribed among their Female Patients. It is worthy of all confidence, as may been'seen from the following testimonial Dr. G. CHAPMA writes: I have under for the past seven yi and, aft on your ATLANTA, ILL. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. ¥.—Dear Sir t words to express my gratitude > h with me they h Sinee I have been been greatly benefited so helped Dy its use, six or seven around me left of all doetors and other medicines, and now use it in their families, after being cure! off the same disease as mine. Youdouot know what a wonder it created in ourelty, by itsrestoring my sister I wrote you about, for she had been under the care of three of our best doctors, but could not sit np but fora ew minutes atone time. I begved of her to ‘our medicines, and before she had used fthe bottles she could go all around the yard, and is now just come home from a Visit five miles away. Mr HOMAS MCFARLAND. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Preseri dealers in medicin: For Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan, ask your druggist for Perry’s Moth and Freckle .otion. It is reliable.” For Pimples on the Face, Biack-Heads or Flesh Worms, use Perry's Improved Comedtone and Pimple ’Rem- ey. the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr. '. Perry, 49 Bond street, New York. 65,5,1: —_e— THE SINGER SEW ING ere rales of 1872 were £219,560, 2-8, we ———— GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’Ts, | See mee EXCELSIOR TENT, No. 47.1. 0. Boi ‘on are hereby notified to r hall on THURSDAY EVENING, June lock. It arnestly desired that every is © y it. t as business of the utmost ik attention. LIAMS, Reo, Sec. W.H. WIL be EK ANIVERSARY of the OME MIs- ARY SOCIBTY the Church, on ot will be. 3 T, at 8 o'clock. $ vAY EVENIN floral offerings. “he publi joralotterings: “The wriesy ch'ss OSITIVELY CHEAP. 2,000 yarda best F fie Percales, at 12%, worth 20 ets.; 1£00 yards Victoria Lawns, at . large assortment of Whi: a rellas, from 80 cents np; & iS, at Our new store, 10% Bridge stree BENJAMIN MILLER. » such as ea, and Chamber seta: hina Tea’ sets; of Brushes and Dusters, We Retrigerators, Water Co ringes. which we are selling ¢ 1. X. L. Sleeping Coach. 47 Tigh street, Georgetown, -¥F. SEYMOUR, BRIDGE STREET. GEORGETOWN, D.0., ‘Has now ready all the Spring Styles of HATS! HATS: Fine Silk Hats at $4.80 to $6.50 pt | Men's and Boys’ fine Straw Hats. ne Soft and Stiff Felt Hats for Men and Boys. Every class of goods prodneed in New York to ae lect from, Hzpenses (ow, therefore bargains will be Riven, may Im (PHOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer, IMPROVED COUNTRY YR EELE, NEABGEOKGE- SDAY, June 3d. will sell on the premises ‘that muntéy place situa ide Hi da halt miles above at 5 o’rlock, I very 4 or; in! gets ing the alley View Farm of the late John’ H. King, and hear the residence of A. H. Pickrell and others ‘The place contains about 1; acres of fine land.t Proved by @ comfortable and nearly Hi Barn, Corn-honse, Slaughtor-house, a fins wi at the door, and all necessary out- buildings Also, the small Honse and grounds adjoining the ve on the sonth e-third ey balance at 6, »With interest. ancing atc chaser.’” [mylS-eo] THOS. D WwW H. WHEATLEY STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTAB- LISHMENT. 49 Jefferson Street, Grorsetown, D.C. Kotablished. 1841. Premium awarded, 1387. larged aud improved. 1374, Ladies and Gertiomen Wearing apparel of every description, inclading Velvets, Crepe Veils aud Trimmings, Kid Gloves Ke., &c., nicely cleaned or dved: also, Ourtaing and Nev Goods, Carpets and Blanketa cleaned during the Summer months. Send us y 12 and 13 of pur- En- ur address and we will call for and re- turn work at any piace in the District free of extra urge. Work received and returned by mil or ex- y ¢ ta SUMMER RESORTS. | JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, ROCK BRIDGE COUNTY, Va. The management of thi« popular SORT, encouraged by their great success last sea. sop, hav continued toadd dnring the winter additional improvements, cual uow the gcoummy4. | tons offered the public are far superior to any offier in the mountains of Virginia The «RAN TEL will be open for the reception of ViSi JUNE Ist. Ti« chambers are large. and elegantly formshed. having GiS IN M, and couneeted with the main office by as ELECTRIC RELL The MINERAL Ws o o. 8, die ‘and of ALL DISEASES CLIAR TO FRMALES PHLETS giving PE fatter information, tes- | ___LADIES GOODS. | DRY GOONS. ADAME JANNERET, No 1107 Px > NDUCEMENTS. Mi stecoves Gcite dencirs Stole te octtny EXTRA iNDUCEME tof Frevch Pattern BO eee of cost. omy 25 Im * ILLES CAPS oi AINE LATS . Fro ties Hcalled to the PRINCESS — Yari-wide PERCALESat 22% cu MARINE STVLSS taking the place of the oid : BHORMANDY SRAPES. A splendid ax~ rime 44 SDER MRS. PPERY, SHIRTS from % coe apé-tr Opposite Patent PARASOLS at very low pi Lot of DRESS GOODS ter @ |act eeasom t be sold at you er #id makes of BL’ Office. ik ISS E. A. McCORMICK, ® ric ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Ur Sr Is constantly receiving all the newest shapes tn CHIP AND STRAW HATS, ACHED COTTONS, © and ALPACA at & boat ever e 2, FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, MATTING cheap nnd good. BOS ‘oso tc 873 PER MOS fi, scoring ier o earorsen Senna GEO, 3, JOHNSON &@ ce., oe Sg. SURLRY, Maange, Oriers promptly filled. pid ty wrt 241i Marner Space. S_M. MULLIN, Assistant. fe | | ROUND TO SELI Bere PA i bs. 00 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. iF WE NAV TO SELL THEM AT Dewly erected hotel, situated on St. George's | SJHERMAN’S MEMOIRS, SLAUGHTER PRICES! Island ¥ the confluence of the Potomac and St J George's rivers. wiil be open for the reception of visitors Jupe ith. Fi-hing, Boat-sailing and Bathing inaburdance. Persons desirous of visit ing this hotel can take the steamer Jane Mosely to Piney Point, where bonts will be in readiness tocon vey them to ihe I h to vis itots five of < harge, Terme— $1.00 per day, $10 per | week, $30 permonth. For particulars apply to J AMS eB ; 08. yeltw Piney Point PLO. S81. Mary «Co.. Mil WILSON'S HOTEL, WOODSTOCK, ViKGINIA ROBERT WILSON Will take a few Boarders for the summer month« Brick Hotel, with large, ai siding in the city who desire to spend the summer months in the country will find all the comforts of a home, while enjoying the fine airof the Valley of Paorkietor nodat ing porters always in attendance at the Depot. Inquire of A.B. CLAXTON, 1427 B strest northwest. ROCK EXON SPRINGS. Ck N ew FREER i 7 Mrs. CLARA A. RINES, 405 avd 12th street. proprietor. A. 8. PRATT. 401 oh street, business manseer 5. TABOR JOHNSON M.D. resitent physician. OPEN JUNE 15 To SEPT. 1 The watersare healing and strengihening. The baths are new and excelient. Terms—$15 per week to $60 per mon ‘are from Washington to the Springs and return, $3.0 Through cars Winchester by 5 ain, B.&0.B. BK. Messrs Bergdorf & ro. 420 ting at Winch th street northwest. will t ter depot with new, light Springs, arriv so supply guests at Dueeies any further partleugars BATT & BON, cor jeltisth PERSO) DS OF LEAVING e city during the summ onthe ean tind rd with Mr. fH, HOOK. at Ammendale. about duo yards from the station he B. and Ohio ” P RK. BR. Terms moderate. L Ithy and Adiress H. HOOE te rince county, Md. my31 3t" COUNTRY BOARD —Rx eight miles from Wa: dale, near Bladensburg. on B.& OR. RB Six trains daily each way, stopping near honse ge < ious grounds and g iL rooms. Call at or address 1813 F street north my31-3 RY BOARD COUNT! month, in a healthy n ingdon, Pa., and « Sumbs rland. Excursion Tick baggage checked Bedford Water sent promptly from railroad depot here Bbi. 40 Gallons (in oak». fear a +20 Gallons ( Kege,5 Gallons For rooms and forthe +f information address Pro pricter Bedtord Springs, Va may29-Im TWO VOLUMES, SALF TURKEY AND CLOTH SEASIDE READING. We wil open MONDAY. May nm Mixcis A FULL LINE OF STANDARD Pare ‘aii NOVELS AT 25 CENTS SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, | Agents Lawrence's Pore Linen” Paper, | _may2s tf __ 911 Pennsstvania as NEW Boows | Suse versived 40 9 r as j aid and Stripe at 1s W.T. Sherman's M. Alt our Plaid Drees Good id Benet, Here aid Her | Cottons, €.5. # and W J. G. Wood. mocenns - iw) ond ality Strew Mor Harper's Hand-Book for ‘Travelers in Burope i wr 5 and the Bast hs 70 | rent r apd Feliowohip i | : ! awfol cheag ena 8 20 for men and ¥ “ Three Feath pace, cots, want ate Mildred'« W . 3° Dresser for trave The Good Tine Cx ing and b ar MOHUN BROTHERS, Booksellers, | ,. eae es _my2h-tr 2018 Pexwrivania averse | CALL FOE RaRGaine. AS WE ARE OFFER FEATHER Novel.by Wim. Black, | THIs MONTH of “The Princess of Thule,” received | OPEN AT NIGHT UNTIL TEN OCLOW K and for ale at = ts: seeastan on SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, | * eek Pimiaeceacex bee iee jastreet and Penusylvatia avenue sett cee aoe co Man and Beast, Here and Hereafter; ilinstrated by | (7 REATEST REDUCTION more than three hundred origiual ane = by | InN ev PRY Goons The Odd Tramp. a Novel Mics Revel. iy Vic butter. | EVER KNOWN IN WASHINGTON ay Biank_ Book+, Paper. Opes and everythi " ot - tienes Er elope Thing jn | | CARTER'S, 707 Market Space. 0 $2 ind Sunday lists ( Moody and Stuart, Patric alicr Dela John 8. C. ALbott. The ican y Dr. John Hail Pioneers and Salle aod His Companions: WM. BALLANTYNE, 42% 7th street. den’ Evan may}2-tr COAL AND Woop. JKE! STRIKE’ STRIKE FOR YOUR FIRES woop: » DISCOUNT WOOD! COAL! COAL » ON ALL $5.00—35 00—85.00—35.00 ing crowted with consignments of all kinds of WOOD, cargoes upon cargoes, Gaily arrivals, u CASH SALES than we can dispose of ruadily at wholesale, hen © pleased to in anding the strike th the coal nines we propose te UNTIL NEXT MONDAY, MAY Sic furnish tnel at a price within the meane of the hum. Vest individual oom , : When the balance stock Will be chow GOOD PINE WOOD delivered for @5 per cord ic oat OAK trom $6 to All Kinds of COAL, with 2.2 ton at the lowest possible price Also, SAWED and SPLIT WOOD at correspond- ingly low prices. at JOHNSON BROTHERS, bs. to th AT AUCTION JOHN T. MITCHELL, Main Office and Depot at Johnson's Wharves, foot . of 12th aud lah streets south eet. gs : tt Poses es oe 3 st) ort! i. a ie VAR Ottices— { 1702 F street north maytet | D®¥ Coops In GREAT vaniery UNTRY BOARD. co Plain, but com! table, e ny 10K, With fru andanes. Near An Terms, $7 per iress H. O. W., P. 50, Annapoli fay 2ST RIDLEY PARK HOTEL, tel, located at Ridley ‘ark, Delaware county, P n the Philadeiphis Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, ten miles trom Philadelphia, is now open. under new and efiicient management. Thirty daily trains, good ‘drives, riser peenery aud ail the appointmicats of a Srst re. class hotel, my25 2w BR. MURPUY, Ja., Sapt. BOARDERS WANTED — Persons ‘ous of obtaining board for the summer can be comfortably accommodated by addre.s- 6 Mrs H.G. ©. WARDER, Catlett's Station. 0. A.M. M. RR. my27-it HEALING SPRINGs, W. B. BISHOP, Prorriztor, Dk. M. H. HOUSTON, Resinzyr Puysician, BATH COUNTY, VA. ‘This Serer regly po ular Summer Resort will be opened on the FIRST DAY UF JUNE tor the re. ception of visit here will be a reasonable deduction to parties how i the summe: ‘h to make this their home f % \ For iets Amore ovite eecription of the Springs and the way of gettlag to thew."apply to Messrs. PURCELL, Lano & Cy Rich nd, or to me @t the Springs. Get your tick ets to Covington from all points. here there will be a close connection with a sti Springs over a beautiful monntat fay:7 Im W. B. Bis CARLIN’S SPRINGS, W& 0 ; arlin'’s Springs ha n entirely re: itted. and can now rented for Excur- Parton. HERBURE & BASSART. Pro 21 8. Fairfax «treet, Alexandria, Va. VESTON, Agent, 212 9th st ton. amphiets and circulars in Te TALBOTT House. z BARNESVILLE, MONTGOMERY CO., MARYLAND. lersigned having leased the above-named il be prepared this season t dation: a tonutry. Fishing and tn g in abundance. siderable improvements have been made to the build ing since last summer, snch as bath-room, &c. It Con- 8 abont Baifa mile from Barnesville depot, On the Me- tropolitan Hallroed, and ‘one hours ride ou the cars from Wasbington, D. C. ‘erms: day and from $3 to £10 per week. Children under 12 avd servants balf price.” For fur {her information apply to or address G. A. BAL LUFF, Barnesville, Montgomery co., Md. mi9-t=1" TMMER RESORT AMONG THE ote MOUNTAINS, = BUSH HOUSE, BELLEFONTE. Pa. Stereoscopic views of Local Scenery to b 474 Pennsylvania avenne. and 42% no: street, For descriptive ciroular and terms address mayis 2m W. H. WILKINSON & CO.. Prop'rs. fae AT SARATOGA SPRINGS, GRAND UNION HOTEL WILL OPEN JUNE Ist FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS. J. H, BRESLIN & CO., mayl3-1m Proprictors. can ron! anal to Bay plese fo an countey. apii-tr D® ROBERTS» me CELEBRATED OLNTMENT, THE “POOL ‘S FRIEND, Is confidently recom: ty the pubite ‘as an un- failing remedy for Wor every description, for Clcerated Sore Leg nif of Twenty Years’ standivg; Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Braises, Chilblains, ai ic Eruptions. and Pimples in the Face, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, Sore Breasts, Piles, istul + ake Tait Pots at Is, 144,525, 04.,11s., and 22s, eaeh, _, PILULE ANTISCROPHUL. Confirmed by sixty years’ experience to be for Scrophula, Leprosy, and ail skin diseases, one of the Beat 8 a So rative Medicines for purifying the blood and assisting naiure in all her Operations. They form a miid and superior FAMIL PERIENT that may faker at all times without confinement or change of diet. Sold _ Boxes at Is, Ued., 28. 9d.y4s. 6d., s., and each, Sold by’ the Proprietors, BEACH & BARNICOTT, at their bispenmaty Bridport, England, and by all Respectable Medi : p2s-w.em. er G a aUsH SELB 8, Pew ———————— a ivenio ore. Fe mayMtr 1914 and KEEP COOL: VENTILATED STRAW HATS. MACKINAW Ww . ert a 1 eee stn ELUAS, silkeand butt 5 B. HM. STINEMETZ, Hatter, Pennsyli avenue, jext to corner of Lith atrest, nous Se «st Very mod- COUNTSY BOARD — The ULIFTON BOUSE is now open for the summer. Those who wish @ pleasant bome,in a healthy ore utiful location, with the best of railroad fa cilities, should apply carly. Address“ Proprietor,” at Clifton Stations Ratriax € mays Sm’ den? OLD MORAVIAN SUN I) BETHLENEM, Pa. EsTarLisnEp 1758, Lately Improved and Refurnished. A Favortte Resort for the Best Families. BF” Now ready to receive Summer Boarders, ap26-niwAtow ~_©. T, SMITH, Lessee. THE W ORTH. A first-class mer That itueted f Newcastle, N. H.,3mites from Portsmouth, ‘open for the season June 10th, under the ment of CAMPBELL & CHASE. All the rooms in the house are le, and the Ocean and Biver Bathing, Sailing, jing and Riding facilities un- rn SRA mn a Re HALES i CHASM, 48 ‘North Market atrcet, apai-w.as.tf Pp COPYING No Loxcas NEOESSABY, STRICTLY ONE PRICE DRESS GOODS—Filks, Alpacas, Mohaire, Baler noes. Mel S silk TEPHENSON & BRO, PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD, THE BEST IN USE, PREPARED FROM THE BEST QUALITY 0: Viauihia PINE,” Boyewenr ‘aiter And introducing * patent Fire Lighter In each bnn- dle; dispensing With the use of Kerusene, shavings. oF paper. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. th street nm. w. _my%tr Store 4 ‘TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS. ‘Ask for STEPHENSON'S PATENT WOOD, and take no other. Every bundle bass printed label, giving directions for use. S7-ALL THE BEST oe OF COAL VONSTANTLY ON HAND. STEPHENSON & BROTHER, Sole Mancfacturers in this District Office, 121% Pennsylvania avenui Mill and Depot 7th street wharf. J. C. WISWALL & ©0., To close ont their large and eple: DRY GOOD Will on MONDAY offer the following inducements: EVERYTHING AT ACTUAL €08T. k ot mui | 4 LARGE AMOUNT OF DESIRA COAL, WOOD AND SUMMER GOODS AT EXACTLY ON! BUILDING MATERIALS, HALP THE USUAL PRICE. bave Th BEST PACIFIC PERCALES, 12% cent ute. i alwayeon hand amorted stock of ANTHRACITE and sinners COALE peat NS and HICKORY WOOD in the stick, ¢ a 3 a NEW SPRING PRINTS, 64 ; all kept under cover. 5 ACK SILKS, GRENADI MERES at » discount of 33 per cent prices. BLACK SILKS for $1.25, worth $1.75. BLACK GRENADINES t BLACK CASH MERES for $7, worth $1.25 BLACK ALPACAS for 37 Beaten Peed iee ae Louisiane avenue northwest |» yERYTHING AT GREAT BAR Br ree oom en, TO CLOSE THE STOCK AT ONCE. oasn ont J g. ZUG, 3. C. WISWALL « €0., 8 Deal Best Variett: No. 310 SEVENTH STREET, = ” = mi8-1y Near Pennsylvania avenne BeovReEsaw & 0o., DRALERS 1% FINE DRESS GOODS, FANCY 4 STAPLE DRY GOODs, E: HAVE REMOVED T¢ 939 PENN streets. rders also received through Messrs. HAMILTON ‘and D strecta, iyily & PEARSON, corner sth METRorouitaN DOLLAR STORE. NEW SPRD AND S MMER GOODS. a4 IMMENSE VARIETY. EXTREMELY LOW PRICES AND SPLENDID Goods: | pe 4 Bloached Cottons, Ie. $1.38. myl3-tr Children’s Imported Striped Hose, from 6 to 8% ase a pair, bent Britieh den, toe Ladies” do., PROFESSIONAL. AND COMMISSIONER OF DE ire BSc.; Ladice’ White Hose, full regular,3 pair $1; do. TEORG oR B Bailiiceun, extra long, tnblesched, She: Men » best (gp 808GE F.cRanam ritish hati Hose, superstout or he, eplendi TIORNEY AT LAW is, 3 pair $1, M. fieady 3 A RNEV4T ara fine Liske T “halt Hees 250 full regular nble £ in, Te Rew Hampshire Deiaw ar + 5e.; Men's iste Thread Gann: heel do., 2 pair 25c.; Ladies” lets Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Minnes. ta,” Wiscou and two-Button Gloves, 28¢; Men's Lisle Thread | sre 0hio, [ndtane. Michigan, aes, wee Gloves, 2e.; Ladies’ two-Batton fine g: mst is SDile Wedlenn D 1; Me: ids, colors and black, Ty — Painted ana Biack Fans, 25c.; inted, Binc I 8.8. A. 8. McKIM HAS REMY and fine ben Faus, S0c.; Black and White Satta fice and residence 2s Fans. gilt stick. paluted and colors of kcavect comtbonns, 1: Gluidren’s Lace Hoods and ( as nitdren’s fall “Aprons (chee MQONCTTER & BAK Button behind, Se ; ie wed LI . Dew ety idren’s Sun Bon M. ANTISTS. a Chil 5 FRESCO, DECOBATIVE and every ¢eerrt tion ot _ ¥ igh eee front. 81; —— CBNAME! cal ene PLAIN Paintiha. Skirts, handsome Ohemise, Lo eet jowns, Short Gowns, dine Kubroiicred Drawers, | _ SPECT 19 10 B etrert northweet, iM aS eae. ieee Ban Umbrellas, Jandi-ly Washi N.D.C. hs PER SET 8 TEETH, KITAE = gid Bask $7 bes. ATT. Gradoate sig bio College Spat . %- tooth.” a maak world, Fra PATENT ELastic cRUTcH, eh THE BEST IN USE. A full amortment of sises in stock. Also,lower priced Crutches, oars Ins Bineral Water end