Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1881, Page 4

THE HVENING STAR. ‘TUESDAY. May 3 The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D. C., May 31, 1551, 9:20 a m. For the middle states, warmer soatherly shift- Ing to cooler north and east winds, generaily fair weather during the rest of Tuesday fol- lowed during the night by local rains near the coast. Cooler Weather with Rain To- morrow. ‘The chief signal officer furnishes the follow- ing special bulletin to the press:— Fair Weather bas prevalied In the Middie and South Atiantic states, and partly cloudy weather with jocal rains in ‘all other districts eastof the Rocky mountains. Rain is also reported this morbing from California, Oregon and Wasi- lngton territory. ‘The storm which was cen‘ral in the Indian Territory yesterday mora‘ng moved southward with ‘dimtatsaing enersy, and Is how central near the west Galf coast. Tbe temperature has risen slightiy on the Atlantic and Gulf coast, and fallen slightly @ Stations in the Interior, except in tbe lake Fegiop, where ft has fallen adoat ten degrees. Southeast to southwest winds continue in the southern and middle states, and north to east Winds are reported from New England, the Jake segion and the bortawest. Tue indiva- Moas Are that silghtly cooler and_ partly dy weather wlil prevail ta New England M.die sta’es and the lower lake region ne Wednesday, with ight local rains on coast. BANGS OF THE THERMOMETER The followins are the readings of the ther- ¢ Signal Oice during the day:— 7 a, 8559p. m,90. Maxi °°; minimum, 69 . LOCAL NEWS. A Kallroad Smash-Up. MR, FREUDENTHAL, OF THIS CITY, SERIOUSLY INJUKED—ELLA CHAPMAN, TAR ACIRESS, HAS A LEG EROKEN, A dreadful accident occurred on the Pennsyl- vVanta railroad, at the Bear swamp, about four tuiles from Trenton, N. J., at 4.20 o'clock yes- terday a'ternoon. The tratn whica leaves New York st 3.15, and is Gue at Trenton af 4.35p.m., was beh! Ume, and running at fail speed, and ran into an open switch. Thetrain con- sisted Of ab engine, baggage car, Pullman car apd three ober cars. Tne Puilman car did not leave the track, and no person int was {o- jured. The three other cars left the track, and One car was completely turned over. About a dozen persens are sald to have been injured ey and 4 number of others siigauy. Au- gustus Ritter, of Philadelphia, was killed out- Tight. He was trying to get out of the window, when he was struck by some projecting tim- bers. Lueretla Pennington, aged Si years, from No.7 éist street, New York, was fatally injured, and dled about 6 o'clock. ' Many of the wounded went on to Pafladelphia. Three of the cara were smashed to plecss. ‘The wreck tram was immeeiately on hand, and the track tn about haif an hour. prise party was ou the train. Tops 2 the troupe, 1s seriously hurt, and is lytag at the Continental hotel, in Philadelphia, In & dying condition. Miss Ella Chapman had a leg broken, but It has Hot yet been learned If apy others of the party were hurt. Among those © u @ jured 13 Mr. W. H. Frendenthal, eudenthial 13 a clerk In the Qaarter- neral’s 0 here with the other p: ck last night, ard # nee, 1908 26.8 2, 1008 2 as Inoved he was d to foot. From his appearance be seemed pe terribly injured, but be was ebeerful. and reruarked that ‘his Injaries were mostly flesh wounds about the head, with a burt in the small of the back. At the time of street north: the accid: nt he w: ep, and did not know What bad t ih awakened by the Diood from his w Jug over hfs face, Indictments To-day. ‘The grand jury to-day returned indictments against Wm. Woodson, larceny; John Hitzand Charies Prentiss, making false entries; Lewis Jobnson allas Flip Brown and Lonis Milckens, burglary and larceny; George Mcio- tosh, larceny of United States property; yonn ‘T. Mitchel', rape; Abraham White, durelat Charles Branscn, larceny, second offenc Martin J. Casey, assault with intent to Kill; Thomas O'Neal, do., and John Smallwood, lar- ceby. An Ice Factory to be Bailt in Georgetown Mr. David Smith, an experienced manu- facturer of ice, Who has been in the business for the past ten years, and set up a large num- ber of factories, to-day toox out a permit for the erection of an ice factory In Georgetown, to be located on the canal, near the Aqueduct bridge, a site formerly used by Messrs, Show maker & Metz, between the cinal and Water street. The power necessary to make ice will be from the water in the canal, tostead of steam, ad ice willbe made from evaporation of ammonia. The building will be 60 by 5y feet, end tn it ice will be made of an exc quality, abd, it ts claimed, cheaper than it can be brought fromthe Keunebec river. Th's is But the commencement of an extensive fa tery In conte ton by the company, w! Mr. Smith represents. It will be ta work! order In July. District Government Aifairs. CONTRACT AWARDED. ‘The Commissioners have awarde1 the wo: of reconstructiog =the Ge rgeto ary rouse to Messrs. Pletcher « iliaber, they 6+ ing the lowest bidders. MORE TELEGRAPH WIRES IN THE STREETS. ‘The District Commissioners issued an order to-day, ‘That the Mutual Union Telegrapo company be permitted to erect a lne of te.e- Staph roles and wires from their present Hoe, commencing at corner 12th and T streets north- West, along T to Boundary, along Boundary to North Capitol street, along thence by way of the North Capitol street sewer to the Capitol. BUILDINGS AND REPAIR3, Building pertmlts have been issued by In- Spector Entwisie as follows: Joshua Riley, re- Palr frames 2519 and 2621 Beall st., Georgetown. Conrad Roeben, repair brick 1914 7th 80. B.w. St Mary’s Cemetery, repair brick, Lincoln ave , county; $1,200 Varteulo, erect four two- story dwellings, » between N and O sts. B.w.; $16,000. David Smith. erect a factory, canal, rear of Water st, Georgetown; $2,000. Northern Liberty Market'Co., erect a market building, corner of © and 7th st. n.w.; $15,000. leat th R Hox. LEONARD Swetr, of Chicago, nsed S*. Jacobs Ou for rheumatism, and was cured. t - COUNTERFEITING AND POISONING.—The trial of Thos. J. Bicksler and Alive Westcott, arrested here come months since for passing counterfeit mocey, which case galned considerable pro-ut- hence ‘in col ence of the mysterious Poiscning of Emma Baker, who was under arrest for the same offence, was called to-day in the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, and set for trlal on M 3 Rock ENON Sratnes AND BaTas, Va., will open to-morrow. Tue followlog ts trom tev. C. P Krauib, D.D., LL D., of the Ualversity of Pex ‘The place ftseit ts 50 deliclit- rety of Valuabie wavers so great, tue g a¥rabgements so completa, that it must Win upou public regard as it becomes more generally known. I found, witn alt the amusement against abuse—everything, tn fact. guarded ie whieo the Tational seeker of health and rest could desire ky a summer resort. *_* TRE INSPECTION OF ALLEYS comn Commissioner Morgan, Health Ont shend and Major Erock, of the police depart- Ment, Saturday, isto be continued until the alleys iu the entire District shall have been Visited, and their true condition ascertatued. ‘Those ‘visited yesterday embraced the central stion of thé city and the northwest section. Morgan states that the paved uerally found to be In a cleanly ut some of the unpaved ones were in a foul condition. Where neglect and careless- Dees Cf persons living oa the fine of these alleys Were apparent their names were taken and will be banded over for prosecution by the Police Court. These inspections are to be kept up every Month during the hot weather until 1% ts ascertained who among the citizens are not pian their rear premises in a healthy con- tion. A GRAND collection of household effects will be cold at Dowling’s auction rooms to-morniog at 19 o'clock. It should be seen to be appre clated. ——— DELIGHTFUL music to-night at Driver's den, 1543 Pennsylvania avenue. ee gar- t WHEN @ man can get a wine Calcutta Seersucker sult for ftteen do there need be no sympathy wasted on him when he ex- “Well, this is hot!” Saks & Co. offer a Jarge lot of genuine seersuckers at the low Bgure of fftecn dollars. t ————>— PRicG’s Jewelry Store recetved some beauti- en Styles this morniag, from $1 to $20. 457 Lis ve. Lareg pleture cards given away to-morrow Only to every customer, at R. PoE street northwest: ic.; crystal glass ice cream saucers on stand, Se: Sapancee parusols'is gists kee ae 3 in col 0C.; 9- inch ple — scalloped oF plata. 2; fine dec- orated tea sels, cont 44 pieces, $5.75; 56 pleces, $4.50. ‘Also, great ains in Daby carriages and traveling trunks, t —_—s Howsen’s Ice cream, in quart tins, 35 1104 32th. Se t ——_———. FUSsELL’s ice cream, t ISNT. | Gen. Le Duc Changes His Mind. HE STARTS WORK ON THE EXTENSION OF THE AGRICULTURAL BUILDING AND THEN STOPS IT. Commissioner Le Duc commenced his exten- | Sion of the Agricultural department building this morning, one squad ot nares Ere engaged in ploughing for the foundation, another in cutting « down the hedges, and 2 or more borses and carts in removing the dirt. | One ot the cartmen stated this morning that the cellar was to extend under the entire building, 1,000 feet in length. About ten o clock @ man asked for work,when | Gen. Le Duc stated that the work was not going |} on. It a rs that the General's attention was called to the fact that the sorghum patch was pee ator ‘Up, and, going out, he at once stopped the work. Decoration Day Notes, Yesterday afternoon George Washington Post G. A. R., No. 103, of New York, whose arrival was nolced tn THE Stak of yesterday, returned from Mount Vernon, where they had decorated the tomb of Washington with flowers. The visitors were met by the Union Veteran Corps, | Capt. S. E. Thomasion, aud were escorted to the Arlington hotel. In addition to the decoration of the soldiers’ graves in the cemeteries in this neighborhood yesterday, tlowers were placed on many other graves, and the cemeteries were filled with vieliors who were engaged in laying flora: terbutes on the resting-places of relatives and friends, and many flowers were planted. At Prospect Hil cemetery, (near Glenwood), there are <6 German soldiers Interred, and the decoration of these graves (ook piace yester- day afterncon, under the direction of the Ger- man Veteran Club, Mr. Hago Etchhoitz presi- dent. There was @ iarge number of our Ger- man citizens present, and after a salute by the District of Columbia Artillery, the assemblage gathered about the grave of the late Cot. T:zeciak, the first presideat of the club. Mr. Eichholiz delivered an address, at the concla- sion of which the ladies and others decorated tue graves. The grand fes'ival for the benefit of the Ger- Man O;phan Asylum, at Lovilier’s garden, yes- lerday, proved to be a great success, a Very large number of the German citizeas of this District being in attendance, and it 13 prov- able that the net profits ainounted to between $500 and ¢600, Music, dancing and many tnno- cent games made up the program, lasting from yesterday morning until midnight. The Caledonian club and their friends pic- Diced at beyer’s park yesterday. The races during the afternoon weré much enjoyed. The result was as follows: Boys’ race, first prize, wriiing desk, to John Mitchell; giris’ race, first Prize, ladies’ Cred rs Miss Mary Kerr: second prize, work box, Miss Magyle McKer- richer; secon’ giris’ Face, prize, a crognet set, VeMls Aschenvach, The revenue cuiitr Ewing took a party of Treasury officials and others down the river yesterday. The boat went below Mount Ver- LOD, abd a very pieasant day was spent. A Hackman Shot in the Back. (CTRD BY ONE OF A PARTY OF DRUNKEN COLORED KOUGHS, About 7 o’cloek last evening Thomas Rbin- ‘son, a hack driver, who lives at 1934 9th street florthwest, was shot in the back, just uader Ube right shoulder blade, by James Carter, who with three other colored men were ridtag in his carriage on their way from a picate at Gales’ woods, The shootlug took piace on K street, between 5th and 6/h streets northwest, and as soon as Carter found that he had shot Robinson he jumced from the nack and rao One of the officers tn that Victatty arre: Johnson, and Dr, Van Arnum probed for the bali In Robinson's back. but did not succeed tn finding if. "The shoctlag was entirely without eal All the parties in the riage 2 a Bi and boisterous. ‘The pistol was found on johnson. Lieut, Greer’s officers subsequently arrested all of the rowdles and locked them up fora hearing. The driver (Robinson) tg repre. sented as a quiet, Inoffenstve man, and well known as the driver of the black maria for the Police Court. Curtis was charged in the Police Court to day with having assaulted Robinson with the intent to kill him. He pleaded guliry to the charge and was committed to jall in default_of bonds for the action of the grand jury. The three other men who were arrested gave their personal bonds to appear as wit- nesses before the grand jary. eee Fred. Douglass on John Brown. AN ORATION AT HARPER'S FERRY—TGE FUGITIVE SLAVE CONGRATULATED BY THE State's AT- TORNEY WHO PROSECUTED THE ABOLITION MARTYR—A CORNER STONE LAYING. The excitement at Harper's Ferry yesterday was peculiar. There was no decoration, but a large gathering of people from nelghboring parts of Virginia, Maryland, the District of Co- Jumbia, and some from New England, came la to take part in public services connected with Storer College—an institution superinsended by Dr. Brackett, of Maine—and to listen to an historical oration by Fred. Douglass on Joba Brown. There was present a represeatation of the (‘Lost Cause, ’)some of whom listened to M". Douglass, evidently impressed. Mr. Huater, who was the state's attorney against Brown, sat just tn rear of Douglass, and gave him the band of congratulation when he had done. ‘The corner stone of an addition to the col- lege, to be calied Anthony Hall.in honor of Mr. Anthony, of Providence, R I., a relative of Senator Anthony, was laid. Tne large assembly Wanifested the deepest interest in all the exercises, The performances of the etudents— who are notably from among the people of color In the vicinity. and who are designing to ve teachers and preachers in the south—were of a creditable character. The house, once cecupied by Jobn Brown, was just in sigat. What & commentary on his raid! C.W.D, On Trial for Bigamy. To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, the trial of Isaac Brown, which was commenced last Friday, was resumed—Mr. A. P. Morse for the defendant. Brown tscharged with bigauy in having December 34, 1572, married one Ciara Harris ailas White, and on July 20th, 1350, one Maria Plummer. John Johnson, who last Friday testified that Brown and his first wife lived at his house after the marriage, was re- called and cross examined as to his own affairs and the circumstances of his own marriag>, After the examination of Mr. Meigs, the clerk of the court, as to the issuance of the marriage licenses, the government stated that they could Lot ask @ verdict, and brown was acqulited. ee go Excursions, Picnics, etc. The Washington Light Guard will ccnlight excursion to Marshall hall ‘riday coe The Mary Washington goes to Ovcoquan, Starting at 9:30 a.m. every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. On Saturdays sie goes to Mount Vernon Springs. The Gruetlt Verein will give a grand Swiss National Festival at Leomier’s garden to-mo:- row. ve a next ‘Khe New Northern Liberties Ket House. ‘The Northern Liberties Market Company to- day obtained a permit to erect a market bulid- ing at corner of O and 7th streets northwest, fronting 95 feet on ith street and running back 150 feet, space enowgh for 10) stails. A joint stock company has been formed, and subscrip- Uon books are now opened for stock to the ex- tent of $75,000. The buildings will be com- — in a few weeks time and business will at once commenced. The butchers and dealers who have to vacate the O-street mar- ket are the ones interested. ———__ Transfers of Heal Estates Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: Jonn F. Waldron to P. G. Lauer, part 4 and 5, sq. 738; $100. Jobn Ardeeser, trustee, to H. Tli; $710. W. W. Hubbell, ins, trustee, part 31, sa. 3 t. Bond to Bradley Barlow, sub. 4, 84. 197; $3,625. ——_._—___ SaMsTaG received from auction 500 trimmed bonnets, 50 cases straw goods, 1,000 pieces rib- bon, aud a fine assortment of feathers and flow- Wil be sold for the next ten days at auc- t Mar- tion prices. FOR SUMMER WEAR, FASHIONABLE DRESS FABRICS. ‘Satin Demasse Grensdines, new patterns. Brack Jron Frame Grenadines Lece Bunting, single and couble width. best quality, reduced to 75 cents. Crape panting, all-wool, 26 cents. Dress Gocds, a the new thsdes, 26 cents. India Linen, very fine quaiity, 30 and 25 cents. Dotted and figured ‘Swiss Musl ns 26 cents. ‘Lat utiful patterns, very fine, 18 cts. fine quality, 25, 3y, 37 cents. a Swiss Murlios. 1, 81.2, 1.60, 81.75, $2, $2.50 fatiine, good quailty oats 18, 20 Spring Ingrain and Brussels Carpet cheap. Nottingham Curtain Lsce, 28, 00, 37, gece. SbeUand Shawis, Cardinal. Blue and White. Boye’ Linens, 15, 18, 20 and 25 cents. reas Boys" Spring Oloths for Buits, 25, 20, 37, 50 cents. ink, Haw ilk Table Covers, something ‘new, © Mosling, Pista LARS! One Thousand Styles, al! new, 8, 10, 12 cents. Oolored Biles, 80 conte, 76 cents, (is Canbrice, Cottons, Summer Una prone Ladies and Misses Hosiery, "8, BC. BECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY. ©. M. TOWSON. 636 Penney! ilvamia avenue, m26 South side, near 7th st. and Market. IMITED OO-PABTNERSHIP. — The under- wiuned do hereby certify that they have formed sop periparaniy cor in ani of oe, under Las uine Se fmat waaniant rae, Ne a or ie bn ‘Treasurer. 0! No, iSLOW. feb" Condensed Lecals, Street lamps. will be lighted at 7:45 p.m. and extinguishea John Leach. a messenger in the Post OfMice department, dropped dead yesterday afternoon from heart disease, He resided at 1328 4t0 street northwest. ‘The National Fair assoctation stockholders met at the National hotel yesterday to select a director to fill the vacancy caused by the ra- signation of Mr. Wm. M. Galt. Mesars. H. H. Beackburn and Geo. M. Oyster, jr., were the cancidates. Mr. Blackburn was elected, poll- ing 829 votes and Mr. Oyster 256, The late spring trotting ee realized a profit to the association of about $510. 2 Jobn Walton, returning from an excursion about 10 o’clodk last night, fell across the rall- Toad track at Sth street and Maryland aveaus, and received a cut across the forehead and the bridge of bis nose was broken, A box of superd “St. Elizabeth Triumph” strawberries received at Tig Stan office speaks Well for the gardening talent at the St. Eliza- beth Hospital. The hotel at the Washington Grove camp- meeting grounds has been fiaished and will b2 furnished in afew days. It will have twenty- two sleeping apartments. Mr. Berryman, residing at 617 F street north- west, yesterday afternoon while out ptentctag, Got into Rock creek, in water 13 feat deep, ans Was nearly drowned when rescued by Mr. H. P. Springer. a clerk in the Post Office department. A dead male Infant was found last night on K street, between 2ist and 224 streets norty west, by Officers Edwards and Gates....Tals Morning Officer Sutton found a dead {nfant on 15th, near E street northwest. Theophilus Feels More Like his Alleged Self. Dr. Louis A. Stimpson was produced before Referee Underhill by the council of the alleged Theophilas Youngs yesterday. The alleged wore a bland smile and cast quizzical giances at his opponents when Dr. Stimpson said: “I examined the claimant In Febraary last from head to toe, and am sure that he is the genuine Theophilus Youngs described in the testimony. His height and bodily marks are all just right. The physicians who examined his head at the last hearing were not thorough, or they would have found the scars there. This spot (produc- cing the spot on the claimant’s head), though not now a Visible scar, was a scar once, because when I pinch it it changes toa lead color. You see that when I p'nch any other part of the head the color remains the same.” Then Mr. Minor of the opposition cross-examined the doctor for three hours, but when he was done the alleged Theophilus remarked that he stlil felt more like his alleged self than he had felt at aby time before since his identity for- S00k him —N, F. Sun, 27! 2th, ‘THE Proroskp ENLARGEMENT OF THE Naw YORK Avgncgk CHURCH.—The committee of the New York Avenue Church congregation ap- pointed to devise some plan for enlargiag the church and accommodating the increasing membership have not yet completed their work, but will probably be ready to submit a report at the next meeting. The project of en- larging by the purchase of a private lot in the rear has been abandoned, and it is not un- likely that the committee may recommend an enlargement by tearing down the side fronting on New York avenue and building flush with the butiding line, which would add very mate- rally tothe seating capacity; also extending the tnterior capacity by taking in the vestibule portion abd changing the pulplt to that end of the church, The formof the churen 13 now square, and by this change it would become slightly angular, but this would not detrac’ from its symmetry and would add mach late- ror space. It ts quite likely that a mission church will algo be established tn the north- western sccUlon of the city the coming sum- mer. West Washington, nee Georgetown. THE FUNERAL of Mrs, Mary B. Marbury. relict of tue late Col. Maroury,, and well known fn this city, who died suddenly at her residence, corner P and 31st streets, Saturday, aged 73 years, W!!l take place this afternoon, FLAG PRESENTATIO! ‘he West Washington Zouaves, Who made sich a good appearance in the parade yesterday, were presented Satur- day evening with 4 tne silk flag, the gitt ot Misses Thomas, Hardie and Hester. The pre- sentation speech was made by Miss Hester and responded to by Capt. Thomas In fitting terms. THE CoaL Traps.—Twenty-one boats left Cumberland Friday with 2,413.16 tons of coal, 4s follows: Ni tral Co., 799.05 tons; Hampshire 562.19 tons; Consolida- tion Co., 01 tons; Bordon Co., 225 tons; Individuals, 231 ton3. Graty.—Arrivals by canal—Baat Farmers’ Alexandria To-day. [Reported jor Me Star.) A YounG Ccnrxit,—The mayor this moraing heard the case Of Nicholas Stcesher, a lad em loyed at the restaurant of Geo. Steurnagel, on oyal street, who ruu off yesterday and was captured last night on the Washington road, cbarged with stealing $65 cash and a check from Mr. Sieurnegel. He was committed for July court. For such cases as this we need a State reform school. Now boys or gtris oace convicted are sent at once Into prisoas with oid offenders, to be hardened by couvct wit them. A young convict in Washtagion ts led in new paths of industry; a young convict here taxes the commup!ty to support him while he gets reaoy to become an old convict, and make che community punish and maintain him at intervals duriug the residue of his lite. 0 ts Let too much to say that a reform school would have saved Strider and Arriogton, now await- ng the penitentlary In our jall. ‘UNzEKALS TO-Day.—The funeral of Counel- man Hi, V. Dantel took place this atvernoon, and was attended by the mayor and city counc! maby city ofticials, a3 well as the Freemasous of Alexandria- Washington and Andrew Jack- son Lodges and the Relief Hook and Ladder Company. The funeral of Mr. Wm. H. Taorn- ton also took place this afternoon, and was at- tended by Andrew Jackson Lodge oft Freema- sons, with many brethren from other lodgea. Criy Counci.—A called meeting of the city council last night adopted an appropriate trio- ute of respect for the memory of tue late H. V. Daniel, reported by Counclimen Douglass and Atice and Aldermen Reid aud Strauss. cei M-HOUSE CHANGES.—It 15 said that Judge Gray, the new collector of custows here, will appoint his son in-law deputy collector. The only other patronage of the collec‘or is the appointment of an inspector and a janitor. ‘Tne CoURTS.—Botb the circuit and county courts, now in session here, will close this weak. CITY ITEMS. Argand Ol Stoves. Perfect In all details. Sold on trial at Moran’s, 425 9th st. n.w., and 2126 Pennsylvania ave, Also, refrigerators, Water coojers,&c. 5 Colonel %tcDanicl, the celebrated proprietor of Stony Brook Stul Farm, Princeton, N. J., says: “I hardly think too much can be said tn pratse of this invaina- ble mectcine for the horse (Lieblg Co.'s Arni- cated Extract of Witch Hozel). I should advise all horsemen to keep {t constantly on hand,” It quickly cures over-strains, wounds, inflam. mations and most of the commoner allments of the horse, Also cures Crown Scab, Poll Ey injury trom pressure of the girth, Rheumattat Harpess Gails, Inflamed Tendinous Sheaths, &c. Depot, 60 Maiden Lane, New York. Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes. Reduced rates by the halt gallon and gallon, Beware of Worthless imitations, Lieblg Co.’s Coca Keet Tonic. “My patients derive marked and decided ben- efit from it,” says Prof. J. M. Carnochan, M. D., Professor Surgery, New York Medical College. For bad taste in the month, bad breath, heart- burp, pain in the stomach and bowels, flatu- lency, constipation, (which are all but symp- toms of dyspepsia aud @ broken down dtges- Uon), It is Invaluable, Also valuable tn Diltou3- Less, malaria, debility, monthly suffering, liver Complaints and sick headache. Beware of gountertelts, Ask for Liebig Co.’a Coca Beet 0) ic Burnetw’s Cecoane. THR BRST OF ALL HAIK DRESSINGS. It allays irritation, removes all tendency to dandruff, and invigorates the actlon of the capillaries In the highest degree, thus pro- molting a vigorous and healthy growth of hatr. Its effect upon the glossiness and richness of the hair is such as eannot be surpassed. BUBXNETT’s FLAVORING ExTnacrs are the best. Rongh on Hats. he thing aesirea found at last. Ask Drug- gists for h on Rats. It clears out rats, mice, roaches, bugs, &c,, 15c. boxes. wu “Alderney Duiry Wagons.” Fresh Alderney butter churnea every morn- tng, and delivered in 3gIba, “Ward” 0) 350, perlb. Also, cottage G and sweet milk 5c. per qt, Cream, 10 pint. FP @s7 LINEN COLLARS $2.00 PER DOZ. ALSO, EXTRA QUALITY WHITE SHIRT, 81.50 EACH. W. 8. TEEL, 935 Pean. svenue, enlarged our Store, we bow for dis; eased 0: Tacilitios laying jobave also iargely increased ct stock: We que femen- fon a few artictes: Calica, 50 ; Lawn, 4340. ; Lace ‘Ties, So ; Ladies’ and Gent's full reculat rasde ocked Ball lose, 25c. ; Uniaundried Sc. ; Summer Under- 2 Collars (new pat- our Se. Buttons, S great in Gloth, Spresdr, Ribbons, Bhawis, Goods, &c., &o, ‘maa OTICE.—Hayi have Detter fa al vf Beinf shirte, Seo fn os many other bargains Gloves, Corsets, M. NEWMYER, 1920 Pennsylvania ave , m28 6i* West End Auction House. an ee OO Y NOJIOE.—Stai 7. Itatis eater tury, lan Mar- ble mnuments, He &e., which be sold at very - fantels, reason- W. RUTHERFORD & 00., mlé6m ‘1116 Penna. ave-, Dear Star office. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. EFRIGEBATORS AND IJE OBESTS. WALNUT DIAING B00! ‘EF RIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS. CREAM FREEZ- ALL AT LOWSST PRICES. GEO. WATEs, m28-2w 314 7th st., five doors sbove Pa. ave. Prcekatsp POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, ‘New Designs now arriving. EDDY REFRIGERATORS, WEITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, GLASSWARE, all kinds. BM. W. BEVERIDGE, mi4_ No. 1009 Pennsylvavia avenue. Fo THE SEASON. We are offering at prices as low as the: tained in this ol aes a innorthern cities, the REFRIGERATORS, CREAM FREEZERS, WATER COOLERS anp FILTERS, JELLY TUMBLERS, SODA TUMBLERS, And a full lineof Housefurnishing Goods of the best quality. CHINA CRt AND wa OCKERY SILVER PLATED WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, mT 709 Market Space. rr REFSIGEBATOR WA (@) COOLERS, OIL AND G: stoves COOKING STOVES AND RANGES, ‘We can show the largest assortment in the city; all stlow prices. Also Carbolized Paper, Moth Mill- dew and Water Proof. The attention of Builders and others {s invited to our large assortment of Slate Mantele, Latrobes, Brick ect Ranges, and Furnaces. We are agents for the Sacial and Fire- sideJewel Latrobes, Bt George snd Stag Head Elevated Oven Range and Radiant Home Furnace. can be following Estimates given for Tinning, Plumbing and Heat- ing. W. 5. JESKS & CO. m7 717 Fh st. nw. REFBiGEBaToRS, I0E OHESTS, WATER OOOLERE, ROARS of 20% CREAM FREEZBEE, HOUSEFORNISHING GOODE, art J. W. SCHAEFER’s, 1020 Seventh Street, apni Asova Naw Your Avsnca p™scurneD BY PHYSICIANS. * TROPIC. FRUIT LAXATIVE: PREPARED FROM TROPIOAL FRUITS AND PLANTS, 4 Delicious aud Refreshing Fruit Lozenge, Which Serves the Purpose of Pills and Disagreeabvle Purgative Medicines TROPIO-ERUIT LAXATIVE is the best propars- i tion in the world for Constipation, Biliousness, Headache, Piles, and all kisdred Complaints. It acts gently, effectively, and is delicious to take. Cleansing the system thoroughly, it imparta visor to mind and body, and dispels Melancholy, Hypo- chondria, ete. ONE TRIAL OQONVINOES. PACKED IN BRONZED TIN BOXES ONLY. Price 25 and 60 cents. yt Drusi Sold by all Sp80-eokw FOR DECORATION DAY. . The Avenue Clothing House, No. 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, | Near Tenth street. IIGHT CHEVIOT BUSIN date ee USINESS SUITS in four Another line of those atylieh PINGHI - ING DRESS BUITS, Dew ehiaaes, Mk faved BLUE SERGE SUITS, in fall assortment. DRaP D'ETAT, in Frock and Sack Suits. BOYS AND CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT, fall ey gepletion with all the New Designs for Dress and ol. CHILDREN’S KILT and SAILORS! SUITS, in elegant variety. WHIT VESTS, in all the new novelties. DUCK VESTS a specialty. It will be borne in mind thst in regard to cut, make up and finish our goods are without euperior iu the city. Onr special alm ia to handle co0d3. cam- parable in every respect with the very best custom— made garments. A. STRAUS, No. 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. TO THE TRADE, CONTRACTORS, AND THE PUBLIO GENERALLY: ‘We we are now prepared to.cut orders of VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA PINE TIMBER: to any size wanted in lengths to forty-five (45) feet. We have also on hand a stock of BUILDING LUMBER OF ALL DESCRIPTION. m27 FLOORING and FLOORING BOARDS of all | Bor grades, st prices that wil compare favorably with any in this Iearket. ve ah Orders are respectfully solicited at either our up- town Office, at Indiaus avenua and 2d 8 reeta, or at our Mill, foot of South Capitol and S streets. ROOTH, WEMPLE & SMITH. m21-19t ILES PILES! PILES! ABURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. RO ONB A sure cnre for the blind, Bleeding, Itching and fos has boon ‘discovered by Dr Dicerated Pi sy Dr. Wil- Yams (an Indian remedy), called Dr. Wiliams’. Indian Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of, 25 and 80 Fears standing. No one need suffer five minutes after applying th onderfal B00! medicine. Lotions, Instra- ts BD more harm \. ms’ Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the os ase Hoattic aan instant anc Joe; giv relief, and pared Piles, itch- Fy else. it by mail on receipt of 5. HENRY Oo feb16-00-4p— BE SECURE IN SUMMER, NATIONAL BAFE DXPOSIT COMPANY, 15th st. and New York ave. Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from 85 to860ayear. Government Bonds on deposit for 1 per $1,000. Also receive Silverware in Trunks for moderate rate. Stickney, president; George W. Ri vice presi- dent: B.'F. Spyder, secretary: A. L. Startevant, treasurer; Henry A. Willard, John Osssels, Ths. Evavs. m27 GAS STOVES! GAS STOVES! GAS BTOVES! TEOUBLE AVOIDED. DEALM GAS BTOVE. For sale or fous at tae chen a WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT C0. m2-38m 412 and 412 10th st. n.w. WW ALEEE'S, 208 100 Srazes. OEMENT, PLASTER, OARPET LINING yes GBAVEL i NDSOME, NEW, AND ORIGINAL HANDsome, kaw, Ait OntGTHAL HANDEO EW, ‘AND ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED PIOTORE. OARDS GIVEN TO EVERY > ABER OF HIGGIN’S GERMAN LAUNDBY BOAP. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM. m3-eolm LL THE RAGE! ~- BHOXINGER'S OKLEBRATED ee CIMeELEA Okaane. ren Call and exauine thom af? SIDNEY 5. mil? 435 7th St. uordhwests LADIES GOODS. A, B. SCHOFIEL| 1005 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. UNIVERSAL FASAION OOMPANY'S PERFECT FITIING PATTER 8. These Patterns sre celebrated for perfection of Fi. ABG clewance cf desixn. New, stzlee and new ideas from the London snd Paris centers. Also. Agent for BRIGGS & OO'S PATENT TBANSFFRRING PAPERS—the cheapest. best and quickest manner of stamping goods of sil king, for Braiding and idery. ASull stock, de- sige ef all ionds constantly on band. Stamping done at reascnab e rates. New and beautiful designsin Ham*urze, Tor- | chen Lace, Swiss, Inich, Nainsook and other | mings, Kinds Crewels, allshades. Rubber Goods of a & Co.'s Transfer Papersat | Mrs. Avnis Jeffries’ Dry Goods, Fancy and Mil uery store, 2138 Pennsylvania ave. northwest. B.—The Kensington Stitch tsugnt here. m28 ee DOUGLASS’, 8r. Croup Bumpme. GENUINE LISLE THREAD GLOVES, In great variety, at popular prices, NINTH BTREET, GAUZE UNDERWEAR, For Lsdies, Misses and Children. RELIABLE GOODS AND LOW PRICES. COREBT COVERS AND DRESSING BACQUES, Of our own Manufacture. LADIES’, MIESES' and OHILDREN’S HOSIERY, In New Designs, for Summer Wear. CORSETS. THOMBON'S VENTILATING, for hot weather. Doua.as: m7 NistH AND F Stents, THE LARGEST AND FINEST Belection of ETRAW GOODS, FRENOH FLOWERS, O8TRION PLUMES, FANCY RIBSONS, Erc., South of New York, at MRS. J. P. PALMER'S, 2107 F St. Bet. Lith and 22th sts. t# MONOGRAM AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES aT LOWEST FRICES. mia SUMMEB PHICES: s SUMMER PRICES!! MRS. M. J. HUNT, 62L.axp 623 D braver Nonrawest, Having made extensive additions to her stock of Suwner Millinery, is now selling the sams at end reduced prices. Ip Bre in Ostrich Plumer, Flowers and Shade Hste, A large variety of Faris trimmed Bonnets sre now being offered, along with others of our own desizn, at prices far below cost of manufac- ture. m21 NEW SUMMER GOODS —Frenoh Pat- tern Bonnets and Hats, Millinery Noveities, Sik Wraps, Street and ‘Traveling Wraps, Under- garmer ts st Greatly Reduced Prices, All the best Fretch Corsets, Lawa and Percale’ Wrappers, Lawn snd Gingham Suits, Black Damaese Suite, #42. a fine aesortment of Parasols and Gloves, Farisian Novelties in Neckwear, Black and White Laces in great variety, Ladies and Misses Bathing Suits and Caps, and’s carefa'ly selected line of Parisian Novel tee, bect Kuglish Needles, 4 papers ror 20 cents. M™. Wasnincron, FASHIONABLE DELSSMAKING AND TKIMMING STORE, 1211 Penna. ave., Dresses, Buita, Costumes, Cloaks, Superior style at short notice. Dresses &c.,, made ip Ladies can bate (Catand Basted, and a perfect fit pane 3 nt 4DIES’ SHVES, Zor 20 days I shall offer my entire stock of WI GOODS ata DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT. J48. H. VERMILYA, fed13 610 Ninth st., opp. Patent Omee. ee ES BOOKS, &c. HE BEVISED NEW TESTAMENT. Just received the Revired Version of ths NEW TESTAMANT in varius sizes and styles of bind- ing, from 16 cents to 810. Also, companion to the Revisei Version, ex pleinirg therersous for the changes made on the autkorized version. WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, m2 432i TEST PUBLICATION Kawlingon’s Ancient Monarchies, 8 vols. Farton’s Life of Voltaire, 2 vols.. Freeman's Historical Geoxraphy of E 2 vo) oo = & 12.00 Harper's Cyclopedia of British and American | 6 = 5 Woman's Handiwork in Modern Homes. 200 8 Medics] Electricity Bartbolow' Matter of act Girl: Leisure ‘apnela Paredes: No Name Agony Oclurn of the Tim REVISED NEW TESTAMENT, various styles and prices. Franklin Square Library, complete. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORR, m23 911 Pennsylvania avenue. YEW BOOKS.—The Bailiff's Mai Mra. Wister; 1.25; Blessed S: ty :81.50. ‘Tbe Great Violiniste and Pianists; 40c Louzis Laras, Handy Volume Series: 30c. The Young Nimrods, by, ‘Thomas W. Knox; 32.60. thers of the Third en’ ny Rev. G 600, ech, by : ‘Tc. The Old 2 estament ia the Jewish Ohurch, by W. Robertson Smith; $1.75 | The Satchel Guide to Europe, 1881 Edition; $2. The Life and Educs tion of Laura bridgman, by Mary 8. Lamson, &c. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, LEB AND S§TaTi0. 1015 Pennsylvania Prans’s ‘HO @. seat Ea a ; fae Livrat jee. mi6 Great 8; es by Great Lat by Snyder. $6.00 rine rea tang se |. B. Mine! Copp's U. Lands... = 4.59 The Dartmonth Co! Soy by Bhirley... 2.50 rman’s Origin of itive Superstitions, . 3.50 Michand’s History of the Orusades, Sy. ‘00 faryland Kitchen, b} B: > x of ‘Signor large a catvoa ait the latest styles ta Btalonory. W. H. & 0. 1. MOBRISON, BOOKFELLERS AND STATIONERS, ap22 ay 475 Pa. a morthwest. __ BOOTS AND SHOES. AHKE NO MISTAHE. THE NEW YORK SHOE Ivania avenu IN WASHINGTON. Ladies’ Hand-rmade 8-strap Sandals. Ladies: Fine Kid Op. Slippe Ladies" Fine Kid Button I ies’ Hand-sewed Kid Boots. }.50 to 4.60 LADIES’ BHOES OF ALL NDS. Misses’ Selid Button Shoes... ay 08 to 2.00 MISSES FINE KID Chiygren’s Pob. Button Bolid, 8 v0 10. 950. ne Geeta ch eaee ates renee ohana Ne Wprices FOI. wre eesee ©7821 ta $5.50 GEO. MoOARTHY. BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS, wow Cpe ton inepertion ead on se at extremely ‘The attention of is is called to our Youths’ Grain Button 'S, sizes 11 to 2. at 81.50 apair. ‘These Shoes are made of solid leather, and in good Style, broad soles and hee:s. e advertising Cards given to purchasers of W. M. BION, p33 ‘TIT Market Space. ABGAINI entire stock of Bours AND BHOmnat cost call, sarir. Be S26. GIRALER 10H Tin etrest hw. mar¥0-Scb i OATARRH DY CURES every eae of Oeste conte. Try 1s Blood. and, Liver Pille remove orders. Price, 29 cents. Mra. Dr. Yan pores colds, cougha, spd eee tee ar failing rie be soay cures blind, bestia mat foto Penot Cte West Balt sat. Baltimore, Mal, and druggists mar3i-4p more at., Baitim . JUNLAW FARM PURE JERSEY MILK. Yiill be recotved for thie deticlous T.L or Bene Ge Bo 807 Pennsylvania svenus. m19-2w IGHTNING RODS.—The ay aCe Sore Excelsior of rhisng, that way jacaingt ents ‘way be led to balldings Resi eds pension odlce. ea 3 | ing, new fnra itu SUMMER RESORTS. | SUMMER RESORTS. HILL HOU! Al Pa EW JER- C'eex. wiltreopen Sune 1 ie hte gg itustion is Known as one of ai the most de esr roo e added and returat ned. ernie Bede Hale Tefurai-hed. ie, Hair Mat Ste; "Bath Keome, Hot and’ Ooli Wat ect Arsinage Proved t itchen facilities. Greatiy enlarged dining ou) ie i ener MOURLY DOVE table, will rival ide re ¥ > iy choice of rooms. Address APP eAT'y and secure MBS. M. D. CAHILL, Third avente and Kingsley etrosk, Doay Park, bE) m0-20 tent re, DOPE —— elevator, electric bells. Yt Sd Attentive service, A TABLE OF PARTICULAR EXCELLE The Orchestr= will be conducted by Mr. man. H& GE. OBUMP. Of Colonade Hotel, Phi'ateipnia. Opens June 25 ms-24 ONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY. Unequaled location, sudstantial buila- auer- IP RE ADIRONDACK COUNTRY NEW York, noted for its pure air sn: heaithfulness. Avery pleasant 12-room| COTTAGE overievking the village oj Wil'sboro’, on Boquet river, near Lake Champla:o, furnished ccmplete, is offered for rant for entire fearon and fall. with ¢pau fine horses and carriaze allfor 8600. Daily trains to town bowte neat by. Aadrees 0. C. ELLIS, Box 82, Washington, D.C. T28-St a OAwKD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY IN ViR- Bern he thy location, near dep two heure ride from Washington moderate. /daress W. V, Galnesvitle, . ws ) Pee HOUSE, corner Atiantic and Virwinis avenues, At antic city, N J. House entirely renovated and under ew management, Terms movers STFONG, proprietor, (formerly of Baltimore.) w27-2m TPE * BsiaHTOs,” ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALT, TRE YEAR. Hot apd Cold rea Water Baths and ai) es. mi: dern conventencs m37-}m F. W. HEMSLEY & BOY. & O. SUMMER RESORTS. e OAKLAND AND DEER PARK. ‘Theee well known and popular Hote’s will be open for the reception of guests at Kutaw June 18th. both Hotels can be seen Lisgram of Houre, Baltimore, Md. For ‘further information address at Eutaw Boure, Baltimore, Ma. until Jane 10th. After that ¢ste at Oakland or a m25-tJel5 C. 8. WOOD, Manager. ASTFORD Halt ox FORD, MARYLAND, rue open JUNE 10 for reception of, For particulsrs address m24-Jm* SAM'L NORRIS, Proprietor. d baal BEDFORD MINERAL SPBINGS Orens on TRE STH OF JURE. JASON STOCKBRIDGE, of the ol1 Fountain and uy’s Hote’s, Manager. Round trip tickets, at low rates, to be had at ae offices, atd bagwage checked, ToURD. ‘The proprietors wish itto be distinctly understood that the ure of the waters aud rouuas will be strictly confined to those who are guests Of the estabiisbment, snd their use will be Beld from all Sore yee the exception of vermapent resi. dente of the county and those who pay for their Rooms can be engaged by letter to THE ANDER- 8ON HEIRS, Bedford Sovage, Pa. nied Pamphicts and Beaford Water can be had at our General Agenctes, Viz: A. 8, Shafer, 49 North Charles st , Baltimore. C. B. Shafer, 1010 F st., Warhtzgton, D. nd Bhafer & Cd, 1003 Arch st, Philadelphi m3Jm THE ANDERSON HEIRS, Prop'ra PHS BYGEIA HOTEL. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA., Situsted 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open ali the year. Eqnal to any hotel in’ the Uvited Bates as s Summer Reeort. oe for cireulsr, describing hygienic sdyauteces, ete. 223-2m HAERISON PH:BUS, Prop. HE MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR T = SPRING! = Morrcomeny Cousty, Va ‘This famous Summer Kesort has been leated by Mrs. M. J. COLLEY, of the Hamilton House, and will be ‘opened JUN¥ 1 for the reception of gnests. Lhese epriuxe are the most attractive and home lixe Summer Rerort in the Mountains of Virginis, Round-t-ip ickets at reduced ratea cold st the Virwinis Mid- land railroad cfice. For circulars giving terms and full description, address the Springs or the Hamilton, corner 14th snd K streeta, oe im R AWLEY SPRINGS, VA.—2,000 feet above tide-water. " Capacity three ae noe w = ayes sesh! Ruests. ‘ndunel. For particulars address ©. A SPRINREL, Treas, Harrisonburg, Va. 20-2 O48 VIEW, BETWEEN OAPES HENRY AND CHARLES, And 20 minutes ride by rail’ from Nor. folk, ‘Trainsevery hour. New and ele- gant seasice reaort Ki . Fish- ing and Bathing not surparsed on the Atlantic coast. The undersigned assures the public that Ocean View will be Sept first-class in every partic- ular. Board €2.50 per day, and liberal arrang: mente made for orig 4 y we View, Va., wili receive prompt attention. Beats and Fishing Tackle, Billiard Saloon, Bowling Al ‘te. it 3. A. KENNEDY, Proprietor. mi7-1m MEMPEREMAGOG HOUSE, NewPOlT, V: commanding s magnificent view of the Iske avd mountaing. Newly fitted up: supplied with steam ees socom - Dodates 400 guests. $3 ver day ; $10 to $: per Week. hpecial rates to familly.” CHAS. A. @UBA- BON, Manswer. T1730 [7 STATES HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS. teat to OUViv- Seaton of 1881. Oper from JUNE 11 BER 1. 316-1m TOMPKINS, GAGE & 00. LOCK ISLAND, R. 1 Bee ices ah firet-c! gabie. tend for illustrated circular. ‘O. 8. MAK DEN, Mar: x as; accommodates 350 jrucets; telngravnic ager. mi4 lm peices HOUSPF, HARP®R’'S FERRY, W. Va., Mus. 8S. E. LOVETT, Pro- pRetress. High elevation; fine scenery ; irae rocms; table supplied from country, market; fue febing. ‘Lerms 85 per week. —— 3 deress the above. Open June 1, Im" iss OBDAN’S W.S.SPBINGS, STEPHENSON's DEror P. O., Vincinia, ‘Will be ea FIRST Of JUNE. Paw- phiets at the Riges House, Ebbitt House’ and Star Office. E C.JOBDAN. QUE SPRINGS. 8. M. MULLIN Proprietor” : or. ‘OPENS JUNE QW. ‘This maenificent summer resort, situated aust ° mer , the mountaius of the Valley of Virginia on'y twelve miles from Baltimore & Usio B. Kt., at Mt. Jack- son, within a few hours travel of the citiee of Balti Vashington. It excels in all the f mT-)m ‘and good livire, Orkney is the place. Round trip tickets iseued. by the diferent ra‘l- ve - road companies. after the train, APE MAY OF MARYLAND. ‘VER VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD., ral Fg Rn and telégraph communication, Special ‘rates for families. BEND For OTRCULAR. Ro ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, VA. OPEN JUNE 1. celeron in the hotel. home for :amilies. No Bar. Hor cireulars and termes ~ apoly to tains. A jant supply of the farm produce, combined With alberal wanasement, makes the ‘Park Hote: avery desirable place to spend part of the summer, or on your journey to Niagara Falls or Saratoga, per H. G. 8. W.. break your trip at Willamsport. Gas throughout = Im- | | THE WEST JEHSEY RAILROAD (New Brow Gavog Boure ) Between PRILADELPHIA and ATLANTIS CITY, Isnow ronning fast express tral os of Biowant Pas- nd Parlor Care, (IX WHICH ‘BEAT Has neem ‘CRY To 2S CENTs ) THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 99 MINUTES. Parsepre’s from Was? ington will take the through trains of the Baltimore and Potomac Ki. R.. cr Battumore and ObioB. R. to Phila tad it deipbia and srrive at Pennsylvania Rail a Market on, 32d and oral adelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad tion st Broad ard Washi-gton Avenues, wh Cosches or street cars connect ration cf ‘he West Jersey Railroad at Foor oF Manxet STRERT. z news, borenge checks and fal! tn- ply as follows: Northeast corser 18th nd Penn. ave, Btation Baltimore and a0 corner 6th and B ste, 619 Pa. ave, 1851 ation Daltimore and Ohio Railroad. FRANK THOMSON, Genersi Manager. J.B. WOOD, Gen’l Pase’e. Agent mi2i-im APON FPRINGS AND BATHS, | LRALING LITEL S HAMPSHIRE COUNTS, Wrer VinornTA. Chalybeate Waters, rich in iron, hite Sulphur Spring in te Neixhbornood. Open from June Ist to as late tn October as company will jurtify. ‘Dnequailed by uy toners waters iu America for the onre of acid dympepmia, t., of value in many other be more confidently relied on ia the above-named than any other mineral aprings ia this country I yuarantee a care, if curabie by mineral waters. ‘The baths—hot, ocid and shower— Ste noeroelied suywhere. “The new and « Swimming pool of alkaline wate the United Stat Bot in the wertd, i Atiractive. 82 No eafer or better and children t> learn to wetm Fh Stomach and new beris to reat themon 8 in Virzinis “ko being nearer to al! the cities north than any of the Virwiuia aprings of ‘mote by aa. averave of a hundred and) Rfty miler Gaui aecn that apore. For pleasure Or heaith'the traveler need bot wo further.” Boued, Fine muvric, oe. season. cooMivery H. PALE, Proprietor. CUBLING GAP WHITE SULPIIOR AND CBALYLEATE SPRINGS will open R13 "Rare mountain retreat Cursion tickvts. Address J. W. WHE! & 00., Newyil e, Cumberland cow mi PROPOSALS. PPoPesaLs FOR tOST OFFICK ENVELOPES Post Orrice DEraRtTMENr, Washington, D.O., May 2, 1881. Sealed Propossis wiil be received st this Depart- ment until WEDNESDAY, rae ler pay or Jone, 1881, aT 13 o'cLock M, for farni: nz in gach quantities, and at «uch times as they may be or- dered, ali the Post Ofice Envelopes required for ‘uee during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882, of the following classes, viz: Nos 1 to4 —For OMcial Letters and Returns. No. 5.—For Returning Dead Letters. No. 6.—For Registered Packages. No. 7.—Tag Envelopes for Reistered Packagos. No. 8.—For International Money Order Advices. Bispk forme of bids, with samples and full speci fications, will be furnished upon application to the ‘Third Aseistant Postmaster General, Washington, D.o. THOMAS L. JAMES, 2aw KOPUSALS FUR FUE Postmaster General Ss N Wash Sealed preporais, repsratel, indorsed! snd nddreneed to the becretary avy will ke received until Wo'cLock w , SA DUK Day, JUNE 25. to supply the Navy Devartwent, and Offices thereof, in Washington with fuel, viz: 500 tons extra hard White-ash Furnace Coal, 60 toDs White s&h Btove Coal, reecrving the right to order as much more of either Furnace or Stove as the Department may reaire at the eame price All the coal to be of the best qua’ity, free from dirtand slate, and iaepeced by # aworn tuapector t the cost of the contractor. 2,240 pounds to the ‘wenty cords, mere or leas, Sprace Pins Wood. less, Hickory Wood. Twenty-five cord-, more or of the bast quality, and in- of_ thr All of the wood to be spected by a sworn inspector, st the cost of the contractor ‘The Coa! and Word to be delivered at the Navy Departent, or oflice for which required by the Parties to whom the contract (or coptracta) may be Awarded, in such quantities as the couveulence of the Devartment mai ire. and al! bide, or to accept any portion cf any bid, is resarvel’ cessful bidder wil! be required to fu ibe sum of two thourand dollars as a guarantes of a feitnral performance of the contract which may ES yi him. WM.H HUNG, Tawdw Secretary of the Navy. ROFOSALS Navy Pay Orrice, May 40, Ist. ‘ropees's will be received st_this office until 12 o'cLock, ON TEES ST Day OF May, 188i, for kupplying such quantities of Freeh Beef and Vegetables. rreuh Bread Bread astmay be required at the Navy Yard and Station a Washington, D.C. ‘the fiscal year end- ing June 30, 188: Bi nd a"! necessary informa- \d the q a rtitles required, can bey 4 lying to the Luspeetor of aoe sud C.othing at the Washington Navy ard. 7 A, SMITH, 20-2aw2W Pay Inspector 8. > AMERICAN GINGER ALE, A SUPEXIOR SUMMEB BEVERAGE. EQUAL TO THE BEST. RETAIL PRICE, $1.00 PEK DOZEN. For sale by Dealers generally or by the Manafac- vurer, SAm’L C. PALMEM, Depot and Factory, 1324 20th st., West Washington. Se Televhonic Connection. apa? DR. METTAUR’S HEADACHE Pitis most in short time a er alee cee rae bile, producing «© bealiay ection ‘these valus! with fon directions for x coroyiets ure, miatied 26 Ruy. c> Forsale by al drucwista 35 ona? OF . Tomas IARD, One of the most eminent "een nsen weeny, Ror Mount Vernoa ave no in seeuring you that Dr. i Sr aoe cca aiee years to Const num- i fe my vita who Mamutees from Bead, care aly el aware cure. HOBBS. BROWN CHEMICAL CO.