Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1879, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ERIMAY.................. June 27, 1979. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF CHIEF Signal =) WASHINGTON, June 27. 1879. For the Middle Atlantic states and New Eag- falling barometer, increasing southwest ‘winds, clear or partly cloudy, warmer weather, ‘and in the interior occasional local rains. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- eter at the Signal Office during the day: 7 a.m. ‘76°; 7:35 a. ; 12 midday, 919;2 p.m. maximum, 93°; minimum, LOCAL NEWS Condensed Locals. ‘Street lamps will be lighted at § p. m. and extineulshed at 2:50 a. m. A colored girl named Lizzte Johnson was arrested by Detectives Coomes and Acton for Stealing a quantity of clothing and other art!- cles from the family of Hon. Keaneth Raynor. The were recovered. A meeting of clothing clerks last night a‘topt- ed a constitution and by-laws; also, eiected the following delegates to the Workingmen'’s As- sembly: Messrs. M. Cohen, J. M. Grady, and H. Kroncheimer. S The name of Benj. F. Myers was Inadvert- ently omitted from the merit roll of public school No. 5, 1st division, 4th grade, Miss S. L. Sparks, teacher. "Special 1 eeting of Rechabites this p. m., cor- er 19th st. and Pa. ave. See ad. : Mary Thomas, ‘a colored girl. 13 years old,was taken Into custddy yesterday by Sergeant Guy, Of the 5th precinct. She was found at a low den in the Division. It was ascertained that she had left her home in the westerm, part of the city about three months ago, and bad been ta- veigied intoa life of shame. She was induced to return to her home by Lieut. Austin, and was released On condition that she would remain at orning, about 5 o'clock, Sergeant Arnold i found aman named Green, rner of Sth and E streets n.w., his at missing. He was taken to the ere he had been staying. i 3 M. Bradley, and S. M.Yeatman e filed a c ‘ate of Incorporation of “The i$ of Temperance National Mutual Reltet society.” Picnics, Excursions, &c. ‘The most attractive and the least expensive the summer are those announced by No excursion trains are uséd, the ourists” Myre pes on the reg- ular trains. The trips offered are from 1,000 1,700 miles, through ten different st ates, #2150, You can go to New- ford, Mass., Martha's Vineyard, Island in the Ocean, Bos- ton, “ Ss, Mt Desert, the Island of Mountains, etc., etc. The main offices for tick- ets and {nformation are at the B. & P. R.R. office and at the corner of 13th street and Penr- sylvania avenue. Manuals of these attractive tours can be had upon application at either of these places. The steamer Mystic will leave to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock for Suiith’s Point, ret ara- ing at S p.m. The Jane Moseley will make a family excur- sion to Piney Polmt and return by moonlight next Sunday. She will leave oth street wharf at S:50 a.m. and return at 11:30 p.m. There will hotel w CH S purchas St. Cecilia’s Academy Commence- ment, ‘The 1th annual commencement of St. Ce- cCilia’s Academy, 6th and East Capitol streets, took place at the academy this afternoon, In the presence of many friends of the insiitu- tion The programme embraced—"Schiller’s March,” Meyerbeer—Misses A. Castell, L. Ben- der, J. Wright and M. Conway, Saitatory, Miss Catherine Smith. “Triumphant Chorus, Nenkomm—vocal class; J.Wright. Instrumental Trio, Streabbog—Miss- es it. Rest, E. McCaffrey, R. Kernan, R. Moore, M. Flynn and M. Kernan. «The Jew a drama of the days of the Emperor Titus Pro- ee can" Noman’ of the Woods, Miss Vocal . Crawford and J. Hornot - eee) ‘Miss A. Castell. Overture—* Jessonda,” Spobr—Misses G. Miller, L. Bender, M. Conway and K. Smith. Vocal Solo—* The Wanderer,” Sehubert—Mias J. Hornor; accompaniment, Miss. ‘A. Castell. Lucrezia Boryia—Misses E. Colter, R. Kel 1 id M. O'Connor. Vocal Sol Revignani—Miss B. jaccompaniment, Miss M. Crawford. Fantasla—“‘ Norma,” Roselien—Misses A. Cas- tell and G. Miller. Vocal Trio, Dontzetti—Misses B. Crawford, M. Oulahan;and J. Hornor; accoi pantment, Miss A. Castell. Solo and Chorus— **Toflamatus,” Rossini—Misses B. Crawford, M. Oulaban, A. Castell, J. Horner, G. Addis and M. Crawford; accompaniment, Miss G. Miller. Jubdel Overture, Von Weber—Misses A. Casiell, L. Bender, @, Miller and J. Wright. Tableau, Juvenile Cantata, with the following caste: (Queen ofthe Fairies, Miss R. Kernan; (jueen of the Birds, Miss A.’ McLaughlin; Nightingale, Miss A. Finley; Lark, Miss 1. Reilly; Robin, Miss E, Miller; Blue Bird, Miss L. Thompson; Wrens Misses M. McKenna and M. Keogh; Ambassa. dor, Miss 8. Fitzpatrick. Valedictory, Miss FP, Conway. Homage to Verdi, Duroc—M: C. Smith, B. Denaher, E. Barnes and M. Carroll. “Tnvitatign a la Valse,” Von Weber—Misses G. Miller, J. Wright, E. Barnes and C. Smita. THE AWARDS * were as follows: Graduating medal to Miss Mary F. Conway: id medal, instrumental music, Annie Castell; gold medal for success in studies, G. Miller and C. Smith; gold medal, christian doctrine, Miss E. McCaffery. Sento: class.— Premiums to M. F. Conway, G. Miller, C. Smith, E. MeCaffery, A. McLaugaltn, B. Dena- her, E. Barnes, L. Bender, C. Ciements, R. Brown, R. Kernan, H. Quertier, A. Barry, J. Wright, R. Rest, J. Horuer, and M. Oulanan, Iniermediate class.—Premiums to J. Retily, M. Carroll, M. Snyder, a. Talbert, E. liarkins, A. Grenwell, M° McLaughlin, E. Thompson, Connor, M. O'Connor, M. Kernan, M. Toomey, M. McKeagh, V. Pye, A. Myers, R. Moore, L. Sullivan, E, Collier, N. McAllister, and H. MecMennamin. Junior ciass.—Premiums to McLaughlin. E. Miller, K. and M. Oates, K. Ready, M. Flynn, A. Hutchingson, K. Connor, L. Thompson, M. Castell, D. Stewart, M. Dow- ling, K. Stricker, J. Mintonye, N. Sage, K. Cal- laghan; M. Houllihan, R. Schwartz, 5S. McMen- namin, A. Barrett, N. Grace. A. Blaine, M. Hol- fand, M. McCaffery, E. Harkins, R. Cushley, M. McCarthy, K. McGrath, and V. Decker. Minim class—Fremiums to S.’Kernap, J, Curtin, 8. J. Gumbert— ecompani- Fitzpatrick, M. Blaine, N. Thorn, £. McKuight, M. Keogh, R. Byrne, C. Roth, M. McKeuna, @. Richards, N. McKnight, R. Mead, A. Wheatly, A. Stewart, M. McMahon, R. Castell, H. Hessel, B. Smith, RK. Alida, M. Mateer, M. Crimmins, E. Owens, M. Keogh, A. Joyce, C. Hing, M. Waters, R. McGuyre, M. Carr, M. Burgis, L. Barnes, M. be four hours at the Point for fishing, crabtag and bathing. A number of attractive Fourth of July excur- sions are advertised in Tu Stak al ly. CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.—Mr. J.G. Stafford, A the well-known contractor, was badly bruised by being thrown out of his buggy on Penn- sylvania avenue, between 17th and isth streets, yesterday afternoon, in cot juence of being caught between a street car and a brick wagon. He was dragged for some distance emis | bis life. Yesterday afternoon, Messrs. J. ‘Saville and R. H. Downman tn driving past the P-street circle were capsized by a hee | riage, their top broken off an were thrown violently tothe ground. Mr. Sa- Ville received serious injury in the chest, and was taken to his home by a friend who was driving near by at the time. Mr. Downman was not much injured. ....While engine No. 4 was going to the fire on North Capitol street yester- ¥ afternoon, one of the horses was overcone by the heat and had to be left on the ground. It ts feared that he will be unfit for the tire ser- vice again. Mus. RAPER SENTENCED FOR SHOOTING BUcK- LEY.—Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, Mrs. Martha A. Raper, convicted of assaulting with intent to kill Thos. M. Buckley, ‘was placed at the bar for sentence. She attract- ed much attention, and the sympathies of the crowd attending court were With her. Judge —— Said that he felt disposed to take as lenient a view of her case as the law would allow bit todo. He would consider that the shooting must have been caused by a sudden impulse, which would take away much of its apparent malice, and the sentence should be the least allowed by law for the offense, viz two years in the penitentiary. If 1s understood that an appli m for pardon will be made. A stay of sentence was granted. PERIURERS TO BE LOOKED AFTER.—Ye3ter- day, fn the Criminal Court (Judge Hagner), Wm. Parker, convicted of burglary and larceny, was ‘up for sentence. The court called attention to the affidavits to obtain a new trial submitved in the cases of Heideman and Harris, who were connected with this same transaction, co avict- €d, and sent to the penitentiary, and remarked en the deliberate perjury committed ta swear- ing to false statements in these affidavits to establish an alibi, and called the attention of the District Attorney to the fact, hoping tha these parties would be apprehended and pin ished for their crime. He imposed a sentence of ‘six years, but on ‘fon of the criminal for mercy, reduced it six months. Gebietes THE FIFTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Of Car- Toll Institute free school took place at the In- stitute last evening, and a fine entertainment Was given, inci in which was an address D: Mr. J. Howard Bushnell, president of the tute, recitations, ‘and music—vocal and iostrumental. ‘The silver medal for excellence was awarded to Lemi and premiums to. J. McCristal, T. Noah Plant, J. Brown, John iiliam Callahan. nt ry Edward Riley, Willie Martin, W. Fitzgerald. Michael McMahon, and John Douglas. Tie pre- man for elceution was awarded to E. J. Me- ristal. = CLOSIXG EXERCISES OF Miss HARROVER’s ScHooL took place yesterday at her residence, 1396 Ist. After a satisfactory review of the studies of the scholastic year, the following honors were awarded:—Goid medal for scholarship and de- portment to Verona Larkin; gold medals for scholarship. deportment and regular attend- ance to Viola and Emma Hutchinson; prizes also to Nannie Raub, Jennie Spurgeon, Jessie Mathewson and Ethel Purcell, William Trou- land and Alfred Willson: honorably mentioned, Jennie Harrover, Kate Pickell, Hattie McKee, Evelyn MeKee; also L. Fay Kilbourne and Joe a withdrawn before the close of the year. SON 3 frater- nity last night presented to Mr. W.R.Sing!eton, a prominent Mason and antiquarian, also secre. tary of the Grand Lodve of the Distriet, a large ‘Dust portrait of bimself in crayon, executed by Mr. Baumgarten. It was mounted tn a rich glit frame, and was pronounced a perfect Mkeness. It was the resu "of a small contribution from each member of the order who chose to co! tribute. Gen. «Ibert Pike made the presenta- uien in appropr’ate language. and a feeling re- sponte was made by Mr. Singleton. WHERE ARE OUK PHILANTHROPISTS?—Last night Officers Boyle and McHenry, of the 7th frectnet, found “Mrs. Wilson, the woman who a3 heretofore been mentioned in THE Stax as baving four ebildren at a birth. wandering on the streets with her numerous family, having no ace of shelter, and took them to the station- house, where accommodations were provided for them. She Is very poor and fs trying to get means to take her to Baltimore, WASBINGTON CITY CATTLE MARKET.—Queens- town Stock Yard, June 26tb, 1879, reported by Lewis D. Means Co.—u72 ‘cattle—si3 sold at prices ranging from 2%c. to 5+.c. per pound. 21 shipped to Baltimore, $s lett over. 613 sheep and laibs—old sheep sold at prices ranging from 33; to 4:¢. per pound; lambs sold from 4% to 546. per pound—w left over. 10 cows and calves sold from $15 to $35 each. Market dull. alarm at 5:30 Frme.—The x o yesterday afternoon, was caused by the discovery of fire in the conerete rendering es- tablishment of Contractor J.S. Baldwin, on North Capitol, between K and L streets porth- east. The sheds, machinery and some of the material was destroyed. RUN OVER.—This morning David Snyder, a boy 11 years old, while running to the fire, on Massachusetts avenue, was run over by a wagon driven by Georgé E. Thomas, and badly injured. He was attended by Dr. Jas. A. Hoi- land, and was removed to Nils home, 216 10th street northwest DYING IN THE HOaD.—OMicer F. W. Pfaff found a white man named Dantel Collins, 33 Years old, about 1” o'clock this morning, in a @yirg condition, on Rock Creek Church’ road, back of the Soldiers’ Home, and had him re- moved to the Soldiers’ Home, where he re- celved medical treatment. MakniaGE Lic SES have been tssued to Pierre Louis Jouy and Alice Elizabeth Craig; Jobn Pursell and Sarah A. Duvall; Richard Wise Mann and Mary Kate Kirby; Charies Jackson and Martha Charles C. Ball and Jennte E. Henson; |. Storrey and Massie Thorn. BErORE LEAVING FOR THE SEA SIDE or moun- tains, call at the Boys’ Clothing House of B. Robinson & Co.. 909 ripe ge eigen avenne, and make your purchases of light wooliens, linens ard other desirable suitings. t ATLANTIC OCEAN. Chesapeake and Poto- bac River by daylight, July mn t Ward, D. French, A. Owens, WV, Mc- uyre, E. Ryan, E. Bond, M. Weller, C. Per- Kins, M. McMahon, L. Bourman, B. Kelly, and M. Howe. CROWNS OF HONOR. Crowns of honor for amiabie and correct de- tment were awarded to M. F. Conway, G. filer, C. Smith, C. Clements, E Barnes, L. Bender, R. Brown, R. Kernan, E. McCaffery, A. Barry, A. McLaughlin, J. Reilly, M. Carroll, M. A. Talbert, M. MeKeagh, E. Harkins, v. Pye, R. Moore, M. MeMennamin, E. Miller, M. and K. Oates, A. Hutchingson, N. McLaughlin, K. Ready, A. Blaine, M. Castell, S. McMennamin, N. Grace, K. Strecker, A. Barrett, KR. Schwartz, M. Flynn, L. Thompson, D. Stewart, N.S. K. Connor, K. Callaghan, M. Houltihan, J. fin, M. McKenna, S. Kernan, 8. Fitz} King, B. Bem M. Blaine, R. Castell, Rich. ards,» ard, L. Barnes, B. Smith, E. Mc- Kok - Mead, A. Wheatley, N. Thorn, M. Me! M. ig ig E. Ryan, D. French, R. Alida, AW ee . Hessel, M. Waters, N. Mc- 5 pane te |. Burges, A. Joyce, B. Kelly, M. no. Honors awarded to M. Connor, N. MeAllister, L. Suilivan, E. Collier, M. O'Con- nor, £. Thom; E. Harkins, R. Cushley, M. icCaffrey, M. HoNand, M. Dowling, K. Mc- Grath, M. Keogh, E. Bond, M. Mateer and M. Carr. Honorably mentioned—J. Wright, H. Querticr, te. Myers, A. Grenwell, J. Mintonye, ~ Decker, SM. Weller, M. Shaw, E.and A. Owens, R. @nd M. McGuyre, M. Crimmins, L. Bourman, M. Howe and C. Perkins. Little boys’ class.— C, Cross, W. McKenny, M. and D. C » A. Perkins, J. McKeagh, E. Schwartz, J. Janesicke, T. McGrath, E. aud F. Laughran and R. O'Connor. ———n Washington erence of the Visita- jms ‘The 2sth annual ¢Ommencement of this insti- tution took place im fe hall of the convent this morning, and there Was a large attendance of prominent people. RAMME THE Was as follows: +h, Mendelssohn—tHarps, Anita ores. Lillian Son eas be fosephine r, y, Anne Pianos. J. Taylors Rickey, ance ate |. Taylor, H. ‘Y, Mary Alien, Mamie Merritt, Marion and Gertie O’Beirae. Madre Mia Terzettino, Campana—Piano—M. Merritt; a Annie Wi L. Polka de la Reine, Raff—Piano, J. Tay! Solo—L. Cluss, Zuleika, Mendelssohn—Piano, Anne Eliot and H. Richey. Nocturne—Piano, A. Chuss. I Pescatori, Gabussl—Plano, M. Mer- Titt; sung by H. Richey and A. Ward. aie) ‘Sha: age, Car. amie A. Ciuss. 101 ‘focal Chopin—Piano, L. Cluss and H. Riche; ‘ual Sieneyt sung ee TT Papagallo, ie] . . a a Alvars—Harp, AChisa, “Merrily a ‘the junior vocal Jamie, Malloy—Plane . Sheckels; = by little Katie Aylmer. Grand_ Concert Wollenhaupt—! Cora Beavans, Aggie “Manaten . Sheckels, and Allce Lovejoy. Coronation Ode, Clitton— Piano, M. Sheckels; solo by H. Richey; chorts by the sentor vocal class. Po! Toulmin— Harps, A. Cluss, L. Mitchell, and L. Cluss. Blumenthal’s celebrated March, Chatterton— Harps, A. Cluss, L. Mitchell, and L. Cluss; Pianos—H. Richey and M. Sheckels. THE PREMIUMS, During the exercises the premiums were awarded the pupils receiving the number named: ist class, Sarah Doyle, s premiutus; Josephine Taylor, 9. 2d class, Annie McLaugh- ln, 3; Martena Dyer, 6; Martena Beall, 3; Clora Beavans, 6; Salle Pickens, 2; Anita ‘Cluss, 7; Mary Allen, 6; Hattie Ritchie, 7; Maggie Hur- ley, 2; Lillian Cluss, 2; Annie Elliot, 1; Fior- ence Cole, 1; Sarah McGrann, 1; Lena Carter, 1; Genleve Wilcox, 1; Lillie Klingle, 1. 3d class, Elzabeth Leonard, s; Mary Merritt, 5; Sarah Young, 8; Annie Gawling, 5; Minnie Sheckels, 5, Division of 3d class—Mary Dyer, 3; Annie Murphy, 6; Lola Hall, 3; Julia Brent, i; Elien Allen, lice Hipkins, 1. 4th cl Nettle Beall, 3; Elise Stellwagen, Ada rgan, 4; Laura Harvey, 3; Alice Lovejoy, 3; Julia silea! 3; Florence Baden, 1; Kate Aylmer, 2, Division of 4th class—Grisellé Bishop, 1; Marian Oyster, ;, Emma Combs, 1; Mary Heidreth, 9; Gertrude oBierne, 1. 5th class, Marian Downing, 7; Stella Merrett, s; Jesse Joyce, 7; Bessle Ruthe! ford, 4; Estelle Huyck, 7; Oltda Tenriques, 5; Kate Lowndes, 5: Bernie Brawner, 3; Mary Adamson, 3. Fannie Thomson, 1. Division of 5th class\—Hilda Henrique: Minnie Down- ing, 5; Marion Harvey, 5; ggie Foley, 5; Mary Stevens, 2; Genevieve O'Connell, 3; Maria Foley,2; Nellie Courtney, 1. 6th class, Mary Joyce Ss; Mary Entwisle Wilson, Florence Thomas, 4; Lillie Mahon; Florence Hildreth, 2; Blanche Richey, 2; Verdle Tumelty, 1; Annie Lovejoy, 1; Blanche Herbert, 1; Magglé Aylmer, 1. Mary O'Hagan, 7; Primary class—Julla Joyce, 3; Jessie Con- nor, 6; Mathilde O'Toole, 6; May Huyck, & ' Mary Crown, Mary Goodfellow, 9 Bertha O'Toole, Lillie Evans, 1; Marion ‘Thomas, 1; Helena O*Connell, 1; Mari rot, 1; Helene Erni, 2; May Fitzpatrick, 1; Bernadette Jamison, 1—agreeable during her Short visit to. the academy awarded a whoie satchel full of THE ACADEMIC HONORS were as follows: Gold medals and first honors— Sarah Doyle and Josephine Taylor. Second honors—Annie Gawler, Elizabeth Leonard, Sa- rah Young, Lola Hall, Martina Dyer, Anita Cluss, Annie Murphy, Hattie Richey. Alice Hip- kins, Minnie Sheckels, Elien Allen, May Dyer and Mamie Merritt. ' Junior department, tirst honor—Stella Merritt; second honors to Marion Downing, Alida Henriques, Estelle Huyck, Jes- sie Joyce, Minnie Downing, Mary Adamson, Marion Harvey, Florence fiildreth, Mathilde O'Toole and Bertha O'Toole. For being the smallest little girl tn school a crown is awarded to Marion Thomas. The following young ladies deserve to be honorably mentioned for their 3; Accompaniment, Miss | Amusements, &c, NATIONAL THEATER.—The Juvenile Pinafore Company, which drew such large house, when here a short time ago, will return next week. Four performances will be given—next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and Wedaes- day matinee. Monday night will be peculiar! attractive. The performance that evening will be the benefit tendered Mr. Samuel G. Kinsley. ular treasurer of the theater. Mr. Kios- il doubtless see a crowded house at the National next Monday evening. THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SCHEUTZENFEST will commence this year on the 30th inst. and end on the 4th of July next. Unusual attrac- tions will be presented, and the best arrange- ments for the pleasure of all made. THRATER Comique.—The attractions at tl Cool place of amusement are many and varied. ‘The Price of Bread. Editor Star:—1 noticed in your paper of the 25th instant my name appears as being preseat at a meeting of the boss bakers, and that I was elected treasurer of an association formed un- der the name of “Bakers’ Protective Associa- tion.” I would like for you to contradict it. Neither myself nor any one else of our firm ‘was present at the above meeting, as we have not raised nor do we intend raising the price of bread, as we do not see any necessity for it. JNO. F. SEitz, Of the firm of Geo. Scitz & Son, Washington, June SWEDISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.—A call hav- ing been made in the columns of Tug Star fora meeting of the Swedes resident in Washington, for the purpose of organizing a Swedish Amer- ican association, the meeting took place yester- day evening at the Corcoran bullding. The call, which was signed by Prof. Oscar Oldberg, chief clerk of the marine hospital service. add Mr. Fred Palime, of the warrant division, ‘Treasury department, brought together quite & number of Swedes. Mr. J.T. Appleberg was called to the chair, and Prof. Oldberg was re- quested to state the objects of the proposed or- ganization, which he sald he thought should be to further the interests of American citizens of Swedish birth, to assist deserving countrymen, and to initiate a closer unton of friendship and purpose ‘among the Swedish soctettes in this country. Mr. Palime followed with similar views, and the meeting concurring therein, pro- ceeded to organize the new association by elect- ing a president and a secretary, There were present a majority of the Swedes in this city. Among them was Gen. Stohlbrand, whose ser- vices in the late war made him distinguished. An adjourned meeting will be held, when a constitution and by-laws willbe adopted, and the remaining oflicers elected. Prof. O3car Oldberg was elected president, and Mr. Fred- erick Palime secretary. THE TWENTY-THIRD AN! L COMMEN of Mrs. E. L. Jensen’s seminary for bo A place at her residence, 107 D street, yesterday, and was attended by a large and appreciative audience. The ceremonies were opened with prayer by Rev. J. R. Wheeler. The prizes were awarded as follows:—First Class—First honor, gold medal, ry C. Wedderburn, jr.; spectal silver medal, Carl Anton Jensen; second honor, silver medal, James A. third honor, silver medal, Waldo C. first book, for general excellence, Carl L. Cluss; second book, Albert Sonnensmith; third book, John Wedder- burn; fourth book, Andrew Stuward. Books in second class to Keunedy C, Campbell, Artur Cranston, Benjamin W. Keyser, Alexander E. Hamilton, Charles McKenney; cards to Arthur Rauterberg, Sidney Johnson, Ostrom Ludvig Jensen, Harry Vanderveer, Albert Wheeler. The declamations by the boys were considered xceedingly good by all. Mrs. Jensen’s strenu- ous efforts in elocution, under the tutorship of Miss M. K. Schreiner for the last two years, told with marked effect upon the boys. A WoMAN RUN OVER BY A TRAIN OF CaRs.—A Hoge to the Baltimore Sun, from Cumberland, Ma., states that yesterday the mutilated body of & woman about 60 years of age was found on the track of the Baltimore and Onfo Ratlroad, near Rawlings’ station, 13 miles west of that city. On her person a purse was found with the name of J. ‘T. Kelly on it, and an envelope addressed to Bridget Kelly, care of Ellen Kelly, 243 New Jersey avenue, Washington, D.C. The envelope contained a railroad ticket from Wheeling to Washington. It {s supposed she fell from the express train Monday night while passing from one car to another. A Verdict of accidental death was rendered. She was buried at Rawlings’. ReaL EsTaTe SaLes—Messrs, Duncanson Bros., auctioneers, sold yesterday, for Rawleigh W. Downman and George H. Green, trust art of a large tract of land known as “ Pretty ‘rospect,” fronting on Woodley lane, near city limits, and containing about 38 acres, with necessary buildings, to 0. C. Green, for $12,000, THE COURTS. Crreurr Count—Judae Wylie. Yesterday, Fifth Baptist Chureh a B. and P. R. R.Co.; verdict for plaintiff, $4,500, Cottrell Bros. egt. Limerick; do. for amount claimed. Same agt. Drumheeler; do., do., less credit. Hover agt. Hardell et al.; ju it by default. ‘The jurors were discharged for the term, and amfable and polite deportment; absence or late entrance depriving them of the higher honors of the academy—Mary Bellew, Katte Aylmer, Fannie Thomson, Maggie Aylmer, Lillie Evans and May Fitzpatrick. ‘THE FIR® To-pay.—This morning, dwelling l4i4 Massachusetts avenue, owned by Maj. N. Vedder, and occupied by Alonzo Hendrick, Wook fire from a stove pipe in the back building, and an alarm brought out the fire department promptly, but before the flames were extin- guisbed the building was damaged to the ex- Tent of $500, and the adjoining dwelling owned and occupied by John Taylor, was damaged to the extent of $250, —<—<————_—_—_—_ Ir Is StaTED (“officially”) that the Great Pin- afore Tea Co., 1104 19th st., s selling 53; Ibs. choice N. Y. Butter for $1.00, t ‘TRUNKS. — Nice assortment of well-made mks a6 8, $9, $4, $5 and $6, at Lewis’, 920 in St ~ Jos Lor, yard wide, fine percales only 61 cents, at Towson’s, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, t the court adjourned to Saturday. .., BQUITY COURT—Judge MacArthur, Yesterday, Welch agt. Murphy; exceptions overruled. jesdell agt. Wise; Dill diamissed; appeal noted. tepid Boueher; excep- tions sustained and fund ordered into court. CRIMINAL COURT—Judge He 4 Yesterday, Walter Ellis, convicted of burglary and larceny, was sentenced to the penitentiary tor three years. Charles Lewis, burglary and larceny, Was found guilty, with a recommenda- Yon to mercy, and sentenced to three years, Wm. Parker, convicted of burglary, was sen- {enced to five years and six months in the pent- lentiary. Martha Raper, on prlor conviction for deadly assault on J. M. Buckley; sentenced to two years in oe ea The not In the case on were respited Sep- tember 22, ‘To-day, George T. Kline, allas Timothy Con- nor, grand larceny of $603.85 belonging to Wm. B. Moses. It, will be remembered that on the sie ie cos bend one John Lape tld acti for Mr. Moses in purchasing U. 8, four per ce: bonds, and Kline was d by Fon given a sum of money wi the bonds, and he claimed that his it had been cut and money to the amount of $603.85 ‘stolen; on trial. POLICE CouRT—Judge Snell. Ber pion morn unlicensed ee coe mn TSO) hips. grmenoe lary Hol- aay Mi edge ant Siecle Pinkney, agrancy; sent down. May Lee, er! in the county; $5, Minnie Langley and Wm. Johnson, vagrants; sent down. Oliver P. An- dereon, charged with assault on Andrew Banks; continued, Edward White, grand larceny of $45 £ grand larceny 5 trom Jo- seph Green, both colored. White testified that he went into the eating saloon of Gallilean Fishermen’s hall where he fell asleep,and when he awoke he found his money, $125, missing. He went to White’s house and charged nim with Bis manor Defendant satd he had $30 of his money, which was all he knew anything of; he had taken it for safe keeping for fear somebody else would get it. This was all he got of hismoney. Detective Acton testified to golpg to see White, who told him that he had #85 Which he had taken to keep as a matter of friendship, fearing that Green would loose tt, He recovered this amount from White; dis- missed. ALL sonTs, John Fortune, colored, assault on Oficer Hine: ine while arresting him for disorderly conduct; $10 or 30 days. Lilly Johnson, colored, charged with oi, several articles of wearing ap- parel from Hon. Keuneth Raynor; found gulity and judgment suspened. Susan White, threats to Thomas White, her husband; personal bonds to keep the peace. James Carter, threats to Eliza Andrews; personal bonds to keep the Wm. Maull, colored, larceny of a pair ve button from B. Silverberg. Oficer Jones caught him, and found in his 100. several fancy articles Supposed to have been stolen, among them a pair of fine net drawers, brush, comb, fancy lamp, etc. There were two cases against Maull, and the court sentenced him to days in one and four months {n the other, making six months. George Macheau, a young man, was charged with assault on John Macheau, his fatner, who testilled that during a dispute with his son about some money affairs, he knocked him down. The son, in defence of himself, testitled that his father Was very strict_and overbearing and has a bad feeling towards him, and he showed in his testimony that he was justified in hitting the old man; dismissed. Mary Kee- nan, an Old thief, well-known to the police, was charged with stealing a tea-kettle worth $1 from jurors @ store on 7th street. A chal or Second offence was put against her; continued. Augustus Mann, charged with Sellling policy numbers; 6 days in jail. Andrew and Peter Banks, colored, chatged with assault on Oliver P, Anderson, a black- smith, who testified that Banks sent'his horse to be shoed. He ee On an old shoe and (with a balance due him for prior jobs) claimed $1. The tender made was ten cents, and he retained the herse until the whole claim was pald. This led to an altercation, and then Banks struck him. Banks and his ‘son and other witnesses gave testimony in defence, which showed an entire different phase to the story, ‘Tne elder Banks had been aps badly used judging: from the blood on 3 . ‘They. all testified that Anderson knocked Banks down and es te with a hammer in the mouth, missed. MILE UMMER TOUsS. (ILLUSTRATED MANUAL FREE ) FROM MARYLAND TO PASSING THBOUGH TEN ie PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE OF- New peye Newport Bi, the Bri ea of Auerica: New Bedford, Mass, Stariha's Vineyard, ‘Mass., Nantucket, the Island in the ; Boston, White Mountains, Me dof Moun: ‘The Nektucket Tour of over 1,000 miles, only 815.25. ite Mountain Tour, $21 50. No sxoursion raise ‘used. You #0 on Regular Great ot and variety of travel. » 8. &P, » street tnd Penn's avente, bag eae Ss? OBH'S 1,700 GEORGETOWN. ACADEMY OF Tix VisiraTIoN.—The com- Tencement exercises of thts popular institution. are in progress this afternoon, attended by a large and brilliant assemblage. ‘The following was the order of exercises, in addition to the distribution of medals and pre- miums: Grand march, (Tannhauser,) Wagner, planos—Maggie Preston, Battie Matchett, Lil- Man Lash aud Marla Arozarena; harps—Hattie Newcomer and Adele Morrison; chorus, Wel- come Song, Mendelssohn, Isabel Smith, Fannie Rhodier, Belle Britton, isy Irwin, L Lash, Ella Ashe, Jennie McNeil, Marie O'Byrne, Alice Bromwell, Bertie Wingard, Jessie Alcorn, H. Matchett, Ella Whitthorne, Bettie Marchand; Plano—H. Erni; overture—(quartette.) Zu Obe- ron, C. M. Von Weber; pianos—H. Newcomer, A. Me bh, M. Preston and L. Lash; vocal trio, (Waldandacht,) Franz Abt, I. Smith, E. Ashe and M. O'Byrne; duo, for two pianos, Hommage 4 Haendel, 3. Moscheles, H. New- comer and M. Preston; vocal solo, trom Der Freischutz, ©. M. Von’ Weber, Isabel Smith; plano—M. Preston; trio, Fantatsie from Mar- tha, with prelude, Oberthur, harps—H. New- comer and Adele Morrison; plano—M. Preston: vocal solo, The Echo, I.’Smith and E. Ashe; pilano—M. Preston; Gaara Aufforderung Zum Tanz, C. M. Von Weber, planos—M. Pres- ton, H. Newcomer, L.. Lash and M. Arozare! vocal solo, Widmund, R. Schuman, Bila Ashe; laser Preston; piano solo, “La Truite,” 8. Heller, Adele Morrison; coronation ode, for solo and chorus; solo, from Oberon, Meyerbeer, I, Smith; chorus, Carl Reinecke, J. Smith, F. Rhodier, B. Britton, D. Irwin, L. Lash, E. Ashe, gard, J. Alcorn, H. Matchet and B. Marchand; piano—H. Eri march, Meyerbeer, Matchett, L. Lash and M. Aros H. Newcomer and A. Morrison. BUILDING AssociaTIon.—At the 29th regular monthly wares of the Eleventh Bullding As- sociation, held Jast night, at Stoddard’s Hall, $11,700 was sold, being 7s shares, at the maxi- mum rate of $150 per share, PrRsonal.—Rev. Howe, pastor of West street Presbyterian Church, left last night for a few months’ tour of Europ 5, McNeill, M. O'Byrne, A. Bromwell, B. Wine tt, E. Whitthorne CITY ITEMS. Comforts for Bot Weather. Full stock of Gent's Straw Hats, 75c., $1, $1.: ‘The “best Dollar Hat” in the District; Boys’ white and mixed Straws, 50 and 75¢. Gent's gauze Undershirts and drill Drawel ‘The very best white shirts, ready for use, $ Plain and fancy half Hose, at all prices; Linen Collars and Hdkfs, 2 for 25 cts.; Best Umbrella for $1 in the city, at Lewis’, “One Price Cash Store,” 920 7th st., bet. Iand K. 2 four Stomach and Heartburn are signs of a bilious attack. (Quirk’s Jrish Tea remedy allthese. Price 25 cents, ‘THREE-QUARTER inch three-ply hose, 10c, foot, at Hamilton, 811 D st. n.w. ‘27-€03 Ir you have headache, try Lodille’s Headache Specijic, It positively cures. Price 50 cents. Gas FIXTURES, Slate mantels, ranges and la. trobes, at Hamilton, 811 D st. n.w. 27-208 Lawns! Lawns! Lawns! — Beautiful French lawn, American lawns and linen lawns, The largest assortment of beautiful lawns in Wash- ington. Carter's, Market Space. 2 A Miserable Being is one that is bilious. Get from your druggist a package of Quirk’s Irish Tea. Price 2% cents. CuEw Jackson’sBest Navy Sweet Tobacco. ftly No Such Worp as Fau, in the case of Glenn's Sulphur Soap. When that peerless puritier and beautifier is used to banish diseases of the skin and blemishes of the complexion, it infaillbly Succeeds in producing the desired effect, Sold y rus Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or Brown, 50¢c. lacking In Mesh, VItAL brains Or nor © force, “we r nerv 4 “Welles’ Health Renewer.” Greatest remedy on earth for im] sexual debility, Eavice tree. Barclay strove N.Y, and for Ws at 450 Pa.ave, 3,94-e0ly For Upwarps or Tainty YEARS Mrs. Wins- low’s Soothing been used for children. It_corrects lity of the stomach, relieves Wind golic, regulates the bowels, curés n- tery afid diarr ,whenever from teeth- ing or other causes. An old and edy; 5 cents a bottle. TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.— We Wish to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scouring and Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 G street, near 9th street. By promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of American or Euro- pean Invention, he is enabled to do his work in @ manner not to be equalled by th well-tried rem- . curtains cents up to $1 a window, and no acid used in whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from 85 cents to 75 cents a pair, and restore them to their natural softness; by cleaning a number, a {ci in price. §@ Call for and deliver m1. ERE, 000 x RoRBO O x BRR Oo w RRO OO ¥ BR B OOO xy RO¥AL BAKING PowDEH. AoE ren 4 A ALLLL BAKING POWDER BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE, in mind that the incom- ae Baking Powder in market made from pure , exclusively for Shia powses aired from being prepared always alike, never fails to. ood, Let amet d nntritions Ero ae ‘Boyal Baking Pow: ¥ ite convenience, and the fact that it will in cakes makes it pa sure to cont A ati in ; fae prod oat: ceks the blood: catacs Pintle oa Rs eee aE UNE HATS AND UMBRELLAS. Men‘s White Canton STRAWS, $1.00, $1.60. MA [AW BSTRA' 1,50, 50. ES at ae y and 1987 Pa, ave,, nextto cor. 1sth's Royal has a larger sale than all other Baking Pow. dere Gombtaed, nad, ¥ 3+9-te ae eee 6% Ibs. Choice N. ¥. Butter for 81.00. REAT PINAFORE TEA OOMPANY, $e20-1m 1104 12th st. AT STRAUS’, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 86 6 6 6 iJ \ For entendtt suit” . Worth $10. 8 8 8 $8 Hora vine ar-Woo sat ar es on Cy leed | B10 12 Different Styles of Buits Worth 615. 912 912 912 B12 g12 For & Bpeci*] Made Bult se . ‘orth $18. B15 915 $15 B15, a5 For a Fine Worsted Suit Worth $25. 120 920 820 ee a Fine Black Broadcloth Suit Worth $30. Boys’ Buits at Proportionate Prices. NOWHERE IN THE CITY CAN CLOTHING BE HAD BI ‘ER AN chtapiiy PETTER AND THAN AT THIS OLD RELIABLE HOUSE. Store closed 8 p m. except Saturday. ‘T™™ Llfievane alien oniy Sees GREAT PINAFORE TEA 0 3020 tr OMPANY, Jell-1m 2104 19th st. RUNS, BHAWL STRAPS, SADDLERY AND HARNESS: in great variety st low prices, at the old establishea Factory ard Balesrooms of JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 495 7th strect n. w. el REPAIRING. . inks covered and Trunks and Harness rep by akilied workmen: and Harn epecae BH. F. GILBER’ _ BANKERS BTOOK “BRO! 16 Broan 8t., Baw Fons, ADIOnING NX. Buy York Btock Brotange, al the sctlve aa ong aa Gostiod on gotintod st Prom L an SS —_____ a conn "8 LO, ‘corners Cena care lowest of f ete oag aria ees D Gorpets, and all articles of vale janlly’ [2 Wi? JOHNSON & 00., Bankers, — WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALEBS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES, DOMESTIC end FOBBIGN EXOHANGE. jei-te AMUSEMENTS. | SUMMER RESORTS. | SUMMER RESORTS. FourTerstn TYR, woneriy mheetrom Gerire'p ag M*"Gontean BURG, F4. is now epen ice the recsmnon' Offers LEB ANNUAL | Sistotes intments ‘and rm ‘Rooms are. . jargeand wal \inaton, eda pe counsel Dest style. Live y SCHUETZENFEST. | Durg at 11. m.,and later in the p.m. | try is proverbial f 2 Lexve re 6:50 8. m. and 4: ‘arrive A mineral | in Washington at 12:30 and 9 = COMMENOING | circular, terms, &e., adi J | Drietor, Gettyauure, Pa HOURE, JUNE 30, | set WATER BATHING @ dunes, Mouwrarss, | "87, GEORGES HOTEL, near eecod W.kO R MILLIKER, Proves, AND ENDING it. ‘old favorit JULY 4, 1879, Uxvsvan Attractions Tats YEAR. jo% EONS Ente BEAR. $096-3t N4tionan THEATER, Baby Crew, FORD’S JUVENILE PINAFORE. THE FIEST ORGANIZATION OF CHILDREN TO PRODUCE PiNAFORE, AXD EVERY WAY THE MOST SUCCESSFUL, WILL RETURN To appear on the Nights of JUNE SOTH, 1ST AND 2D OF JULY. MONDAY, JUNE 30TH, BENEFIT OF MB. SAM'L G. KINSLEY. ONLY MATINEE WE ONLY MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AT 3 jeoQRLY MATINEE WEDNESDAY: AT 2 ee eee SUMMEB THEATER COMIQUE. TO KEEP COOL, GO TO THE GOMIQUE. MONDAY. Juxz 23, EVERY NI i DAY AND FRIDAY MATINGES, (UES! First appearance of the Murphys (Paddy and Ella), Mise Mollie Nellie German, tnd Baliye ang eae eee bigac wadie, rd ‘an it > rT. Last week of El bel Pearl, Leona; id Stoore, Gears Elwood and Ophelia’ Starz, &o Jake Budd in “Ham. Bi let Bun Mad." Jobn Robinson in “‘Joff kins’ Latch. Key. 3623.6¢ GY IMMING scHoor, No. 611 E Street NorTswest. Single Admission... 85 Coupon Tickets for 85. Je5-tr ++-25 cents. Piney Point ite resort wili | Baga ee Se oR a MARSHALL, Prope” Pe ENON SPSIAGS, VA., SEVEN HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. Round trip tickets, 87.75. Tue Best Suen Resont ror Faxttirs. Terms :—$30 to $50 per month of four weeks, ‘The Ccinse snd every other depart. ment under the sole manacement of 3s Coops tor. ‘hi ad all information, For pawphlets a1 inforsaion & Je20-tr L OCKWOOD HOUSE, Hanren’s FERRY, W. Va.— L4 1,200 feet above tide at confluence, Shenandosh and Potomac. Fine scenery, bathing, and fishing. fo tes masonry: large rooms: purticoes. Terms. % RS, 8. Tere? till October. address bes = GORE’S HOTEL, Leonagprown, MARYLAND— M ‘Now ready for receprion of suuimer mvects "To its many anvantance T have ided an eptire new front, giving’ lars RS, nomber of cool and pleasant rooms. 8a} ,,Asbing, crabbing, ten-pins met, RC, Ke, free of change. | No mosquito: rine 81.50 perday. jealeim 5 T F. MOORE Pron. |0BB'S HOTEL, - C' Oopr's Is-axp, Va. SURF BATHING, FISHING SNIPE SHOOTING. ‘This Hotel ie re) for the ion of uistors. Terms $2 per day, 812 per r by per m: » Rotite from Norfoik or Old Point per “Bitamser Banks to Cherry Stone every Monday, Weduseday aud Friday, For inforn ation address Jeléim SPADY & OOBB, Proprietore. PEOBENCE HOUSE, BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va., 35 now open. Oharges 82.50 per day, 810’ par werk, @40 per month: servants and children naif Bust or further information address CHARLES -REEN, Owner and Proprietor. Jeli EO. JUENEMANN’S MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, BETWEEN 4TH AND STH AND E ann F 81s. ¥.E., ap20-ly Washington, D. C. GYmNasrum. No. 611 E Srreer Nonrawest. WITH HOT AND COLD BATHS, Reduced to 81 per month. al0-ly No. 626 ON EXHIBITIO) No. 626 Ker. ‘AND. SALE On| ne MARKEITER'’s FREE ART Re ee A AND STORE, Chote On Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c Also, largest stock of Paper Hannes, window ae S® Please remember Name and Number. jyl-ly SOU SEFUL, FEET promote health, industry and DR. WHITE'S estatlionment gus lvanis And svoldsnce ‘of Oorns, Busion’, Dissteed Mott a Se ge Foe oe, eee ma. Feo, $1 per 1 office’ Dr. White is unable to visit patients at residence, exceptafter6p.m —_je2-r DEAR TAS PUB ATR PELL OER 1 OE of first-class GLOTHING (ot which I foake © shoctalty) the high. Hg ae Ae street, between D sud i streets nw. ‘apl-tr EDUCATIONAL. fuses, 8.W. FLYNN, A Me 12 Det ne nates ‘UMMER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. From MONDAY, June 284, the plessant halls of 2.w., Will be open. ‘cummer Individual Instruction in Peumanship, 2° ‘and dence. Morning 9 40 TiS Sroniog Noncieoe Cio te Pain aie 86 ‘month ; E th. Sone, 86 for twenty, Ktesoun Private inetrag on jeder Orme Parco (ORE, Principal. ‘RENOH LESSO! ‘Glasses Mab Prit or MELE V. FHUD REMC has Fensoved te 810 ciation (Parisian) and the ‘use Of pi wersation rapidly soquired by Robes: 12m to Tea Menta ena 4pan'to6p.m Bend for circular. Jele-tr ” ‘APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Conconp vinue Pa juartet ; Girls, 645. Bt aenta pr Sr buninoSs: Tao betiarree: Ft Nee nS SHORTELDOE: RE Peinctpal. RIVATELY, OB IN OLASS. — Pines Histor, Lovie ged Terms moderate. Ew. FL A iw. Gall before 11 a.ts.- after : v.m " sep! LUMBER! LUMBER!! ANOTHER TUMBLE IN PRICES! POPLAR, 1 inch and 5-8, No 2.....ver 100 ft., 8200 WHITE PINE SHINGLES, No. 2..per 1000, 31.75 CLEAR SIDING, 34 inch (without a knot), per = Iteseeee: VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS, -per 100 ft., $1.00 OYPRESS SHINGLES, No. 2........per 1000, $4.50 WE ARE NEVER OUT OF THESE! WILLET & LIBBEY, OORNER SIXTH AND N. Y. AVENUE uW,, OPPOSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET, my2-tr Wasumarow, D, 0. M4 OUSTOMERS EMBRAGE NOT ONLY best and most int People of this Ch id vicinity, but the natlon’ < ce 1860 I have repaired 30,000 Watches in; an Washington. JENUEN, mre ___ lahore, GM. FASSETT, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER, 925 Pennsylvania Avenue. PANEL a BEEOIA EIT, CHILDREN and GROUPS SRQTOGRAPHE, OF JRS, FAgeErTs H18. TORIO PAINTING HE 5 MISSION ON BALES = Jone QQ PAIRS BEST FRENCH worth 88.00, 0 close ont 02 and 82.60, And Misses ed Job lots Ladies ana BL mar] aren to one-haif former “oh igi ‘HAT io ree ie BELBY'S, Je21-tr 1914-1916 Pa. ave. ASHINGTON 3 WwW TON AREYEPHONE EX. THE WEST! APH OOM- 2iy Nasr ATOR, Gmzonare. 2M. Decting subscribers with each other by iudopsadeet i ray oie ee red ik me FRIBOR ee bi led CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPOR’ {snes OTOMAC Ht Will be open te $150 per day, 89 per week and $30 month. Bi ner ilies Visitors otomnac steamers will wet at Piney Polat wharf, “(Good facilities for ing and bathing. Boats for sailing and fishing free. B. J. ADAMS & BRO, Piney Point Post Offi Jel1-Im* Mary's county, Md. HILL HOUSE, Nasnscaxsert Toe 1 Ops fergie of tae June 25th. J.'A. WOOD, Prop ocean views apd inland drives, croquet, ovling nd ‘biltgrda, five bathing, ‘boa fishing’ good livery and stabling hoy every, Satur day evening for wists and friends, Booms can be engaged of O. E. ATWOOD, wt Connelly & 00, 1205 Brosaway, New York, until Jane 20. RzRo8T HOUSE, Poixt PLEasant, New JERSEY. Row ce eeetttly stensted in’ shady grove jar junction a Sauan river,” Accom yf Ocean anc dat i 300 wuests, Fishing, boating and eu! ‘ching Jebeolst BIDNEY FORMAN, Proprietor. ‘PRINGDALE — GFEINGDALE— thie ae Summer Resort, andi ‘miles from Hound ibe ‘station, W. &. 0. R., is again open for the reception. pavilion, snd other places of stasrcasent. "Por far hedithy and AMfractiveto children. ‘Terms m03- F'POWELE, Snickerevile, TLaSTIC A OCEAN 100 Fat Botha oe inspiring view of the ocean from the ‘ex- Rooms air 1d comfortable. Fine sana Bound tr p tickets from qe by rail week, 610 ‘and x0, For circulars call at’ Seat etter JOBN TRAOY, Proprietor. JOBDaN's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, 58} ies N.E. of Winchester and 1% miles Ae of Bicphenneee Dewek oe tea? FREDERICK CO., VA. 6-1m E. 0. JORDAN. INT VIEU Ht the Caverns,) MR. RerslOo'y ort Soe Nisitors Bend orecircular eocheonor Tull particulare. J. M. BTINGON, Prop. "job EW CONGRESS HAL! The AND COMFORT 06) SABATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥., NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Bares Repvcep to @4 Pen Dar. Booms can be at the Park Avenue Hotel or Metropoitan Hotes Rew vores \™"* BENBY CLAIR, Leovee. Portsmout ‘worth connect. terms, etc, address ths pro- FRAWk W. HiiTON £00 © Je21m Rockingham House, Portsmouth, ‘with steam and gas. Aocom- 9,400 rusia. tae RGT Gay. 88 to S170 per my31- CHAS. A. GLEASON, Manager. EDUCED RATES TO PARTIES REMAINING R INE WEEK OR LONGER— Tue, g HORE HOTEL IN AMERICA. STOCKTON HOTEL, Gare Mar, NT, CHARLES DUFFY, (of Continental Hotel, Philadel- pia.) Manaver, opene June i Music by Hassler’s celebrated Orch: 8 mou ler, leader. ‘Nors.—We take great pleasure in ‘informing our patrope that a new, Passenger Elevator and, Elec. fric Bells, in every room, on eS ¢ W. Va. Chal; ‘Waters rich in i and a fine Also CWhlte Bulpur in ths Reigliborhood. Open from June 1st to December annually, Un- ea by any mineral waters in America, forthe cure cf seid dyepenais, Kidney and Rae ee eer agen etcctions Yet au Beatin and catarrh a unfailing solvent of calcul” These waters Dave proved of great value, many —g Log ay i Pentiete B Over tmaonias Tatil Fan ae water. thes WA. Ee Wienield N.Y. Band. roy30-1m S™4eRe a onte, MARYLAND. BEA Fine surf ial open JUNE ‘Table supplied with tor: Eoin a manne mn ia Wilw! Del., (all rail route And Baltimore vis eainers foot of Boath et, Balto. st aa SO MTABEEY & CO,, Propristors. Grizs CounTr, MOSS ELSES ant ba lace to go if you wish to eee se eetbty under biaakets ail sumraer ‘rms, per day, Ae ot cron to EDGAR HAUPT, jeo-dm" Mt Giles Oo., Vire{nia. Grane LAKE BEACH AND SEA GIRT, De feruz Seas county, Pa. | Galkt drives: Re moosguttoes Caren: Giiton, uirtex Oounty. ¥ CLIFTON | Tas Brora va, | Sitaated ene eas Peery a eee GEORGETOWN ADVERWTS. Eo Ak Roes PP aes bep wn asta: Now the mot Complete in this part of the country W. H. WREATLEY'S PREMIUM STFAM DYEIN ND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson st., wee St, Georgetown, 3 tothe feared aioe nent eee tc promptly Dis: SESE, se eet eaoeees nt LADIES’ GOODE. AT cost: AT CosTi! In order to reduce our very latge stock of MILLINERY GOODS, We Wit Sect Unit Jury l0rs, BATS. TERCas AND ORMAMES Ta PONS. AT FIRST COST. MADAME M. J. HUNT. juste 681 and 693 D str~t m0. OUGLass’, FAYAL SHADE HATS, LEGHOEN and MILAN STRAWS at lowest prices J. P, PALMER, my2tr_ No. 1107 F st,, bet. 1ith and 13th. awn, 4B. P.O Pk OBGANDIE GLOVE-FITTING tachment, in every shade Also, 4 an be arranged in fifty different 610 Den st, Patent Office. Everything in the above line made ‘A perfect fit guaranteed. - ‘worsiber. Der ar eebe. —_—_____EEyr—ma— HOUSEFURNISHINGS. PLATED ICE PITCHERS, ICE-CREAM FREEZERS, ICE-CREAM SETS, 13 pieces, PATENT FLY FANS, EDDY REFRIGERATORS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH DINNER SETS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge.) 1009 Pa. ave. Jedatr g™ BECEIVED— 100 NEW PATTERNS or DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Py SCHARFER’S COAL AND WOOD. =e eka eect td COALS. Also, a3 = Sep eee Depot and Beli toor of 6th at. yn [OOD AND COAL. Bawed and split Wood and Patent vood, than any other place tn ar dors by Teosive promyt attention. SON & BRO., my24tr and cor. Pa. ave. and 12th st. nw. OAL! COAL! COAL! loading several of Lykene which will be sold at bottom prices, Dail carly aud leave your opdere.