Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1881, Page 4

THE SVENING STAR, | Wastington convocation gE Condensed Locals. Chare! THE ANNUAL ELECTION. The Washington convocation of ths Episco- a» | Pal Church, in session at St. John’s Church, ‘Meuse yng re ee } | yesterday re-elected Dr. vewin, dean; Rev. For the midaie Atidutie states, partly Cioady | Charles D. Anarews, secratary. and D. W. Mid- este, stidonary temperatures” "OY | Gidea cengymen, om fhe convocation, was Io. “ | vite rticl nedings. in Fair Weather To-morrow. | turning Dee ne said he had preached in St. .- The chief signal officer furnishes the follow- | John’s’ Church fifty-six years ago. and gave Mg special bulletin to the press: Cola north- some interesting reminiscences of the churches (ast Winds with rain are reported from the | of the District at that day. micdle Atlantic coast. Rain has beer reported THE 8ST. LUK®'S CHURCH TROUBLES. fom all districts east of the Mississipp!. The | Hon. Montgomery Blatr, trom a special com- Atmperaiure bas fallen in the Attic states, | mittee appointed in June last in relation to tae Tennessee and the Ohio ailey, the greatest | work of St. Luke’s Church, (colored, In this fail averaging tep degrees. occurring M: JUNE 2, iSSt. The Weather. long the | city, made a report upon the difficulty existing between the congregation and Dr. Crammell, | the rector. ‘The report states that there would De Ro difficulty in ‘ing off the debt of the church if the relations between the pastor and congregation were satisfactory. There was no recommendation to the report. Dr. Addison said the monthly expenses of the church ($187) were too high. Dr. Crummell sald he had invited the members of the choir who had resigned to return, and that the reason the attendance fell off during the winter was that the church was 80 cold. After debate the entire subject was referred, the report belag accepted. This leaves the case in the same conaition as it hss been. Dr. Addison made a report statiag that sat!: eaey pcereee was belvg made in the matter Of a girls’ school. Last evening special services were held at the Church of the Ascension, Rev. Dr. Elliott rector, in bebalf of the missions, and addresse3 were made by the Rev. Drs. Grammer ant Campbell Fair, of saltimore. To-night the concluding services wili be held at Trinity church, and the Rev. Mr. Keeble, of Maryland, ard the Rev, Mr. Stuart, of Georgetown, will deliver addresses. coast from Boston to Cay iy. ‘The weather Conditions are still unsettied, but the Indica- Mops ere that on Friday lair weather wil pre- Yall egst of the Mississipp! river except possi- | bly In New Epgiand. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER The following are the readings of the ther. Mometer at the Signal Oflice during the day: T & m., 64: 11 a m., 63; 3p m6. Maxi. mum, 72 ; minimum. 62 LOCAL NEWS. | A Temperance Man on hw Muscle. THE TROUBLE BETWREN BUD EAGLESTON AND A SALOONIST. ‘Yesterday, Alexander Eagieston was charged With having committed an assault on George G. Keobler, a middle-aged man, and very stout. Who testified that be keeps a restaurant and’ Dar-rcom about ore block from Mr. Eagleston’s iemperance tent, on Capito! Hill, ana last Tues- dey evening as he was passing the tent a yeung map, named Ferguson, asked him to come in and sign the pledyé. and witness repiied that he had better pay witness the Dill heowed bim. The next night, while coming trom church, witness stopped oa the outst of tbe tent, and Mr. Eagieston caught him by the Wrist And nearly broke his hand off, and pushed him a short distance from the tent, aud utpped him, and threw him heavily to the [ee Mr. Eagleston stated that this maa ad made himselt very offensive during tne meetings In the temperance tent, sometimes using loud and Indecent language. Last Wed- B.scay night witness hearing loud talking Outside of the tent, stepped out, and Mr. Keobler satd that if these temperance people Would pay their bills there would not be so many of them. Witness caught hold of his Wrist and turned him around. and started to take him to the statfon-house, and when a ebort distance from the tent, Keohler at- tempted to catch bold of witness, when he Kicked Keobler’s feet from under him and lett him. ‘Ihe court told Mr. Eagleston that if ‘Uis man was disturbing his meeting he hada Tight to put him off tue grounds, but the law allowed bim to use only the force necessary to €o it, and he thought Mr. Eagleston was gullty Of AD assault, and fined hin $i and costs. ler Was charge1 with using protane lan- guage at thetent, and rhe case was continued. ‘40 day in the Police Court, Keoh was put on trial, and Mr. Eagleston testified to tne ebaracter of the Indecent language used by defendant, and was corroborated by several witnesses. The ccurt remarked that the law Meenses lquor dealers to carry on their. busi- he=2, abd 1 also licenses temperance soc Baltimore and Potomac Rallroad. ANNUAL MRETING AND REPORT. The apnual meeting of the stockholders of the Baltimore & Potomac Rallrosd Company Was held yesterday in Baltimore. The report of President Bowle and the board of directors showed that the gross earnings from all sourees Weré $790, 147.97, of which the Washington line and tupnel were $745,460.39, and the Popo’a Creek line $41, . Showing an increase, as compared with 1879, on the Washington line of 0,375.32, and on’ the Pope's Creek line of $3,108 42. The total expenses were $632, of which the Washingtcn line were $511. ana the Pope’s Creek line $61.525.62. The net earnings were for the Washington line $177,322.82; the loss on the Pope’s Creek line Was $19,535.64, making the entire net earatng3 $157,454 18. There were expended in construct- log the double track at both Baltimore and Washington ends $55,551.47. During the year 542 tons Of steel rails were laid on the Wash- ington Une, and 46,435 new cross-ties on the two lines. The trestle bridge over the Pa- ize, near Washington, thoroughly rebuilt. Officers and directors for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Hoa, Oden Bowie, president, A. J. Cassatt, vice- president; J. 8. Leib, treasurer; John Crowe, Secretary and auditor; Geo. B. Roberis, A. J. Cassatt, Geo. Small, B. F. Newcomer, W. T. Walters, Dr. E. J. Henkle, Sam’l Cox, jr., to hold meetings, aud oppose and work agatnst | Utectors, the bar-room:; one was as much prot pd by the Jaw as the other, and a bar-keeper had |* AmmMsements, Excursions, &c. BO more tight to interfere with the exercises TALLMADGE HaLt.—The ladies of the Untver- ata temperance meeting than a temperance | salist church will give a strawberry festival man bad to interfere with a bar-keeper; and | and musical ard literary entertainment at he would fine Mr. Keobitr $19, the extent of the law for the offence. es Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded a3 folMws: D. Cooke to Lillian P. Barnard, pt. lot U, sq. W. H. Barnard to Joseph W. Par- Tallmacge Hall this evening. METKOPOLITAN CHURCH.—The ladies of this church will give a strawberry festival this and to-morrow eventngs. Tue ladies of Emanuel P. E. church are hold- ing @ festival in the old school honse, Union- town, D.C., for the benefit of thetr church. Tus BELLE May will run to Great Fallsevery Saturday and Sunday, leaving Congreas street bridge at S a. m. ‘THe WASHINGTON Licht GUARDS Will give an » pt. C, Sq, 726: $—. E. C Jobin E Kendall, pt. King to Thomas ¥. rust, trustee, to 14, Bq. 562; $5,000, Pumybrey, lot 20, sq. 539; i—. T.B. Pumphrey to Hannah Chappell, | excursion to Marshall Hall next Friday even- Bome property; Catherine Lambrecht t6 | ing, leaving at 6:30 p. m. - td fh bong ao ie —= Many ¥ eee will leave at s:39 a, SsOWSKI LO sl 2 for Occoquan Fal and pts. 10 and . 179; $6,000. B. H. War- | ™ comes, ‘a. pt subd 40, sq. $1,150, Herschel Main to W. A. Jobnson, € 34 5, sq. 165; $4,000. Catherine Keichenbacu to & W. Byrn, @ 34 29, eq. 209; $1 J. Q. Hermon to W. P. Howard University Law School, SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMBNT—REMAKKS BY PRESIDENT GARFIELD, Chew, pts i0 aid il,eq. 41; $1,400. ABnle | ‘The seventh annual commencement of the Mose ot al to Rovert a- Twice, pt, tot 22. S4- | law department of Howard University took t. 2, sq. S60: $553.25. J. F. Green to Robert | Place in the chapel of the institution last even- eMeer, sub R MeMeen to. | ing, and there was a large audience present. J. Clark, sub Q. G. W. Pearson | American flags were draped at the back of the to R. McMeen, sub is sq. Us Platform, and above it were the words, in ever- 3 = z green, “Class of 'S!” and the motto “Mens Aci- NORTHERN MARKET, CORNER 7TH AND O/sTS | tat Molem.” Handsome baakets filled with Noutmwest.—A general meeting of persons | plants were pendant from the chandeliers and interested ip the success of the new market enterprise will held at Daly's hall,on O sireet, betwren 6b and 7th streets nortawest, ‘Thursday evening, the 2d instant,at 7) o'clock. Eaward W. Donn, secretary. t flowers adorned the stage. Rev. Dr. Patton, the president of the university, Gen. Eston, Commissioner of Education. Hon. B. K. Bruc2, Register of the Treasury, Bishop Brown, Rev. Mr. Harvey, financial agenr, ‘Rev. Dr. Rankin, Warren Stone, cean of the law departineat, aad others were on the stage President Garilvid, with his private secretary, arrived during she Progress of the exercises, and wag received with applause, Rev. Dr.’ Paston called the assemblage to order, and introduced Mr. Stone, who presided. A piano solo, by Miss 8. Alice Somerville, opened the exer- elses, and Rev. Dr. Rankin offered p duet by Mrs. G. W. sall and Mt33 Tillle So ville Came next, and Mr. Doan, te dein, charged the class, giviog them some valucvle suggestions, Thé valeatctory, by W. H. Rtch- arcs, of Athens, sTenn., foliowed, and It was a creditable efforc, the > sudjec Genius cI Popular Governin*at.” ~tter mae Dr. Patton called on President Garfield to pre sent the Cipiomas. FRESIDENT GARFIELD PRESENTS THE DIPLOMAS. The graduates—Henry E Baker, of Coium- bus, Miss.; Win. H. Richarus, of Athens, Tena ; James H.S. Parker, of Chattanooga. Tena: Charles H. Lemos, of Fredericksburg, Va., and Leonidas A. Lewis, of Chester, S C.—were called on the platform, and President Garileld presented the diplomas, saying: “Some years Ago It was my honor and pleasure to move the admission to the Supreme Court of the United States of one of your race, He ts now, I be- Neve, one of the oldest living colored counselors before the Supreme Court. It gives me pleas- ure to put into your hands this diploma, which launches you Into active lite to capture your place In the world and conquer the success which work and study alone can give.” Hon. A. H. Pettibone, of Tennessee, deliv- ered an address on the sphere of the legal pro- fession, replete with valuable suggestions, and the exercises were closed with tne benediction by Rev. W. Warring. Gen. Le Duc’s Doings. THE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU TOOL HOUSE. The building operations in the Agricultural grounds, which were stopped by Gen. Le Dac last Tuesday morning—the excavation for the foundaticn of a toc] house. fer which an appro- priation bad been made by Coogress—was ba- gun, it 18 now said, under a misapprehension; that Gen. Le Due wrote to the arenitect last Friday to suspend operations, bat that the lat- ter fatled to get the letter, ana the work was commenced as has been stated. It 1s belteved that 1t was Gen. Le Duc’s intention to com- mence the work, but that he changed hia mtad in consequence of an intimation from the President or Treasury accounting officers that, as bis Official life was short, It would look batier not to make any heavy expendivures at its eicse. ST THR PoTO- —Yesterday E. C. Dean Died & bill In Cquity agatwst the Potonac Terra Cotta Company, asking an tnjunction to Festrain the present mausgers trou tocurrlag further indebtedness, aud for a receiver to cake charge of its business and an account of its condition. He represents that upoa the organ- iza} lon of the company, In May, 1573. he became & stockholder to the ‘extent of $4,000; that ne has recetved no profits; that the directors have fatled to publish the annual accounts or state- meni, as required by law: tbat the siock- ho.ders snd the par value of tnelr sares of the stock are as follows: S. C. Spring, $19,575; din Lyneb, $75; B. F. Grofton. 32 i. EB ry 06; J. N. Winsiow, of Man L R Tuttle, $11 0 mon Graves, $15.0 Feter’ Parker, ; that be docs not know how much Of the stock has been paid up; that the assets are 16s acres Of land and the factory, near the Baltimere and Ohio railroad, in Washington county; that the company owes $20,000 and is insolvent, and under the present management Will scon become hopelessly so. For these reasons he asks the injunction, &¢., as a pro- lection of bis rights. FUSSBLL's Ice cream. es t THE OLDEST INHABITANTS ASSOCIATION met yetterday afternoon, Dr.J.B.Blake ta the chair and Mr. N. Callan secretary. The committee to sevice the list of wo ae to ascertain if there wereeany who had forfelted their Claims to be members, made a partial report snd asked for further Ume to investigate. Tne bour of meeting was chan; Wo 4:30 o'clock p. m. hereafter. The president announced tue geaths of Lawrence A. Gobright, Wm. H. Camp- bell and Isaac W. Ross. Messrs. Edward Simms and N. Callan eulogized the character of Mr. Gobrignt: Dr. Blake paid a tribute to Mr. Camp- beli’s life and character, and Mr. Nash eulo- gized Mr. Ross. A committee was appointed to make preperations for a Suitabie celebration of tae 4th July. Hox. P. T. BakNv» and bis combination give Tare praige to Si, Jacebs Ol. t MAzRIAGZ LicsNSES have been tssued to J, S. Cook and J. J. Flynn; W. 8. Nixon, ot Ken‘oa, bio, and Helen Andrews of Cazenove. N.Y Dr. B. P. Fishburne, of Colleton county, .. and E. Alice Belor; Al Rodgers, both of Fairfax For THis WEEK ONLY, we offer the followin, ty, a ed Petult and Annie yanty, Va. eat in watches: Ladtes’ soli GEN, LE DUC DENIES Watches, nickel chatelaine poticamr sont that he had any intention of maktag a trip in #50; gent’s silver watches, $7.50; solid gold | Connection with tne scheme for utilizing the Eigip stem-winders, $25; Waltham 14 karat Stem-winders, $47.50. A similar reduction of 10 Ff cent op all other grades Of watches. R. Jarris & Co., 432 7th street, between D and E. t nd Is TrctrLe TeRoven Tryine To FoLtow HORACE G¥EELEYS ADVICE.—A young man about 1 id, named Jimmy Wright ving th the eastern secHon of the city, yot the f¢ver to “go west,” and was seen té “tan the tain at the B.and P. depot last Saturday, but seeing that Le was observed by a friend of bis father he left the train and started down 6th street, endagain jumped on while the train Was i motion. Detective McDevitt was in- formed of the facts by the lad’s father, and tel- graphed to the police of Cumberland, Md., to @etain bim. Sunday morning he received a dispaich [rom the eblet of police that he had him tm custody. McDevitt lett Sanday and re- tomed at 12 o'clock Sunday night with tha youth, and turned him over to his parents, —_—_-—_—_ CALIFORNIA WINES, 3 tO7 years old, In ca: or gallop, guaranteed pure, J. H. Crane, Pa. ave. arid lands in the west; but it is pretty certain Ubat some four weeks since he nad such an in- cal and contemplated taklog his family wit Lapigs in search of Jackets and flannel su'ta on sanontmnent at Losers opie ad a beaati- ul assortment, at greatly reduced prices, al Wulian’s, L a — - —$——____ CHARGED WITH PgxsuaDING a BOY TO ROB HIS AUNT oF $500 WoRTH OF JEWsLRY.—Last night, Mr. C. 8. Wheeler took to the fiftn precinct station a young man named Wm. Allen, a sailor, who is charged With persuading a little son of Wheeler's to steal about $500 worth of jewelry from his aunt, and give it to the pris. oner to pawn. Mr. Wheler’s son is about 13 years old. He statesthat Allen asked him to get the jewelry, aud that when he (Allen) got some money for it they would buy a boat and go poy eage Allen gave him $3 on Tuesday ang told him to meet bimat Quantico, forcy miles down the river, when they would get the boat. The boy started, and walked to Alex- andria, put not hearing from Allen, determined —e—__. to returD, abd came on the ferry boat. THE WasniNcTON LicuT INraxrRy met last } Allen dexies any knowledge ot the affair. Dight, at thelr new armory, in the Globe Bulla. ing,CoL W.G Moore presiding and Sergeant W.H, | A CAUTION — Eure to an ae Harrison secretary. It was decided to give ¢ | simere, sultg Detore purchasing, a3 they are compitmentary excursion to Marshall Halt on | Deyoud cout the Dest for the prie2 in marzot, $Pesth natant. W: P. Cole and pears Ba Eineman Bros. oe eee ings were elected active mem! and Jobn | q@wo Bovses oF BaD RsPoTR Ratpep sy Connor, Frank F. lannarope and Willlam A Leecl Yates Were elected honorary members. An in- | TH Police “Sergeant Leeoh, | with Uilloers Vilation was recetved from the Alexandria Light Infantry to participate in an excursion and rifle shooting with themoa the 15th in- stant, to contend for a prize offered by the Mayor-elect, J. T. Beckham. The invitation joy. On 43g stroct, betwee by Avnie Mary Smiley. on 43 Maryland avenue and C street, and the pro- rietress and several female boarders were — ee Eiken to the Station house and locked up. a 4 STLENDID glasees, at Hempler’s, opticlan,near Legh pc fend pee — hemorrhages end ad fs in the station house WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.—At the Queens- Dight, abd was not a fit subje+¢ sen! town r . to gave her personal to move Disre, Janae, Yesterday, (on the Metro. | to jell, She gave her personal bond was y lita raided po! Branch, b. & O. K. R.. taree miles from between Mine and Maryland the city—Lewis D. Means, proprietor), 314 head | OD 43¢ street, Of cattle were offer al avenues, kept by a colored woman namei Butchers, at 4aosce" per ‘Ibe ia) srece ata | Emma Johnson, "who ‘was Drodgne inte nes lambs up: of these 430 were sold. as fallow: | Police Court to-day and fined $50 or 69 days in Sheep Sa5% per lv.: lambs, Gas; and re-| Jalil Am appeal was noted. mainder ped to Baltimore. 43 cows and calves brought $252%50. The state of the market ‘Was fair. Baacki Brs, chased. enameled ‘Tnieees ang children’s siz¢8,$2 to _——$__ ‘THE rendition of Sousa’s famous masterpiece, “Memories of the War,” by the fall Macias band, and drum corps accom: ver’s Summer Garden last “tent, was lister9d @ very large and appredlative audience; Rvman. ladies, 980,04 Prigg’a.t lamps | extinguished at ‘Tur Srax prifited durirg the month of May 2.392 new advertisements, being the number ever printed in one month in tory of the paper. The increase for the fire months of 'S1 over the corresponding perio? of jJast year already exceeds 600, that of May alone belng 284. Advertisers will confer a largest the nis. ci favor by sending in their orders early for next Saturday's enlarged edition in order to secure ingertion and class'fication. iplaint 1s made of the indecent reckless- bess of bathers in Rock creek, in the vicinity of Mount Pleasant, especially on Sundays. Patents have been Issued to Washington in- ventors as follows: Patrick S, Holloran, a3- signor ef one-half to T. Tracy, faucet’ and bushing: Archibald McNaught, assigaor to W. A. Nixon, Sree thresher and separator; Fred- erick W. Ritter, jr, fuel package; Andrew V. Smith, steam actuated valve. Recorder of Deeds Douglas3 has appointed his daughter a copyist in his oftice. Street Will be lighted at 10 p.m. and 2:45 am. ‘The telephone card, in another column, is of interest. Yest«rday two half-grown colored boys at- tacked Mrs. Henning, who lives on the Navy Yard, as she was passing through the Capitol Sonam, ad felzing her pockesbook ian off with 1 Mr. Let Flannevy, the sculptor, 1s en- gaged in restoring the olive branch to the Statue of Peace, on the east portico of th: Capitol, which was broken off from the lett hand several years ago. The laborers employed in cleaning the sewer trap at the corner 01 Boundary street ani Champlain avenue, yesterday found in it two Laer infants In an advanced state of decompo- tion. A white man named Wm. H. Hey! was tound dead in his room, third story of house No. 903 Pennsylvania avenue, yesterday. The coroner was ee ‘that aa inquest was unnecessary, that death wag from dropay o the pericardium. The remains were buried ln Glenwood cemetery. The fre commissioners met last eventing. The report of the chief engineer stated that durtag May there were seven alarms for fire; esii- mated losses $4.60, on which theré was 2° insurance of $2,200. Superintendent Miles, of the fire alarm, reported the wires in good woking order, Col. §. Taylor Sult bay returned from Naw York, having completed his arrangements for the buliding of the Wasbington & Cnedtpeaks rallioad. Work will commence at Marlboro and Centreville to-day and the whole work pusbed to completinn. Thi3 road will run as @ feeder to the Washington city, and Point Lookout rallroed. The wharves of the latter company, at Point Looxout are completed and Teady for business. Lieut. Gcstford, of the first. precinct station Louse, has a co:ored boy under arrest at his station who has in bis possession a cbila’s go!d ee with red set, supposed to have been stolen. Marshall Lodge, Knights of Pythias, ani their friends will leave kichmond next Mon- day morning, at 6 o’clock, on an excarsioa, arriving here between 16 and 11 o'clock, and they wiil remain till 10 o'clock Monday night. The Richmond Dispatch, in annoancing the fact, says: “Europeans say Washiogton ts the bandsomest tity In America, and those who have not been there recently will be astonished at its growth and beanty.”. Rey, Theodore 8. Wynkoop, pastor of the Western Presbyterian Chureh of this city, Will arrive home to-day after an absence of six montis. The doctor and bis venerable mother have been round the world. spending most of Une me in India, where he wa3 a misstonary for many years ‘The members of his congre- gation and many friends will be glad to wel- come bim home. ‘The two boys who ran away from Hagerstown and came to Georgetown on a canal boat, will be returned to Gay to thelr parents, the same wy they arrived here. ‘fney do not relish tue idea of going home, stating that th-ir father will whip them. District Government Affairs. REMOVAL OF BODIES FROM HOLMRAD CaMarERY. Mr. ort T. MeGiue, supertotendent for re- Moval of bodies nom the Holinead cametary, bas submitted a report to the District Commis- sioners, 1p which 1b appears thar thus far ne has removed $4 bodies to the Kock Creek ceme- tery and 163 bodies to the Young Men’s Colored cemetery, at a cost, including labor, boxes, &3., Of $567.96. NO LAW FOR PROTECTION OF GASLIGHTS IN THE COUNTY. Frequent applications are made by citizens In the county, outside of the corporation ilmits, for the erection of gas lamps, and so far a3 possible ihe District Commissioners have granted these requests, but the greatest diffi- cuity is experien ed in keeping the lamps ta Tepalr op account of the mischtevious or ma- iectous acts of boys In breaking the glass, Last week Officer Wroe observed a half grown boy deliberately smash one of the lamps 0a the 7th street road, between Boundary street and the ‘hill beyond that point, and arrested him. He was kept over night at tue second precinct sta- tion house, and the next morning taken to the Po)ice Court, the charge put against him being “destroying public property In the county.” Mr. Padgett, Attorney for the Disirics, and brosecuting offenses agatast District. ‘ordi- Bances, looked over the ordinances and decided that there was no act under which this offender could be prosecuted, and was obiized to dismus him. Itappears that no enactment was ever made by the Levy Court, when in power, to meet such cases, and the city ordinances do hot extend to the county. Mr. W. H. Bally, super- intendent of gas lamps, who watched this case with great interest, reported the results to Ea- gineer Commissioner Twining, who ordered that the lamp be removed and that it be nor Ughted hereafter. This wiil be the mode of dealing with such cases hereafter, VITAL STATISTICS. ‘The total mortality in the District of Cotm- bia for the week ending Saturday, May 23, 1ssi, Was 57. (belng 3 less than the week preceding,} Or at the rate of 16.5 per 1,000 per annum. Of the decedents, 19 were white males, 15 white females, 15 colored males and 8 colored females, showing an annual death-rate of 14.7 per 1,000 for the white population and 199 for the col- ored. From phthisis pulmonatis or consump- tion there were 16 deaths, and diseases of the nervous sysiem 12; there were also 2 deaths by homicide, 3 by suicide and 2 by accidents. Five white and 8 colored were under 5 yearaof age, 6 white and 5 colored were 60 and over. There were 63 births reported, 22 white males, 20 white females, 13 colored males andS colored females, showing an annual birth-rate of 13.2 for the white, aud 15.2 for the colored popula- uon. Marriages reported, 17, white 13, colored 4. West Washington, nee Georgetown THE CANAL TkaDs.—Grain arrived—Boat E. Lyons, Whiting, with 4,000 bushels wheat. Coal—Twenty-nine boats lefi Cumberland Tues- day, with 3,324.11 tons of coal, as follows: For Georgetown—Consolidation company, 700.10 tons; New Central company, 572.02 tons; Bor- den company, 576.05 tons; Hampshire and Bil- timore com} ', 223.09 tons; George’s Creek com- pany, 67203 tons; Blaen Avon company, 347.02 tons; Individual, 223.00 tons. THR CoaL TRADS.—The shipments of the Cumberland coal region for the week ending Saturday, May 23, were 44,490 tons, and for the ‘ear to that date 723,947 tons, a decrease of ‘3,272 tons as compared with the corresponding riod cf 1580. The shipments to the Cheaa- peake and Ohic canal were, for the week 13 520 tons; for the year, 165,743 tons, a decrease of ‘95 tons as Compared with last year, LAWNS! LAWRNS! WYNS! Thousand Styles Tinted and White Grounds, al New Patterns. INDIA LINENS. INDIA LINENS: PERSIAN LAWN. PERSIAN LAWN. FIGUBED SWISS. FIGUBED BWISS. FRENOH ORGANDIES. FRENCH ORGANDIES. LACE BUNTING. LACE BUNTING. DAMASSE GRENADINES. DAMASSE GRENADINES. PABASOLS. PARASOLS. PARASOLS. MADRAS GINGHAMS, PLAID AND STRIPES. SIRAW MATTINGS. STRAW MATTINGS. SHETLAND SHAWLS—White, Cardinal and Bine BOYS' LINENS, BOYS’ LINENS—A'l Etyles. Largest Assortment to Select From, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. ©. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania evenne, South side, near 7th st. Je2 EE eee Teh CoMsoeay THE WRLL-ENOWN, RELI- able HaTT! is py to do all da of work in his line. kin HATS maae to order, ‘the number” ody oures bli: ‘piles. cg cane oor sit. Pt jeal ee 616 We at. ‘Battimones Md., and drugaiste mar? tn 4. PBESOCOTT the rec tally informe the citizens of Washington BEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Ar No. 1416 F Stazer Nosrawser, ‘Where all business ig aa Earn, wil endeavor to d'0 Hasenh hele pasrounes. “AC upociaity il oe of the care and rental of houses. Money in- OITY ITEMS. Prof. J. M. He: ‘ of New York city, member Royal Coll ot Veterinary Surgeons of England; Protestor of the Surgery of the Horse N. Y. Vet. Co! e Vetert eon of the 3d Avenue R.R. Co. possessed by the Lieing Oo.'s Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel. No veter- inary eo or horse owner can afford to be | Without it.” Cures speedy cuts, bruises, in- juries, sprains, pricks or bruises af the feet, Distulae, baboon eyes, shot of grease, &c. Be- ware of worthless fmitations. Depot 60 Malden Lane, New York. Sold in fifty cents and dollar = reduced rates by the halt gallon and gal- 0: Yellow, Dyspeptic, Nervous Invalids Choad Strong, ruddy and healthy by the use of e Lieviy Co.'s Coca Bees Tonic, Beware of imitations. Argand Oil Stoves. Perfect in all details. Sold on trial at Moran's, 428 9th st. n.w., ana 2126 Pennayivauia ave, Also, refrigerators, Water cgolers,&c, 5 Burneti’s Cecoane, BRST OF ALL HAIK DRESSINGS, It ae irritation, removes all tendency to dandruff, and invigorates the action of the capiilariés in the highest degrea, thus pro- moting a vigorous and healthy growth of hatr. Its effect upon the glossiness and richness of ‘the hatr is such as cannot, be surpassed, Busnett’s FLavorine Extnacts are the best. ‘Terrible Loas of Life. Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed bags, Jose their lives by collision with “! Rats.” Sold by 5c, boxes. THR roaches, ugh on “alderney D: Freeh ey ing, and delivered in 3g1bs. Per lb, Also, cottage cheese, but Sweet milk 6c. per qf, Cream, 0c. ‘Wagons. butter pee “Ward” 35¢. prints, pint. and COOL DRESS GoOODs. LOOK AT THESE GREAT BARGAINS. Ne, 73ge., worth 50 1 00, worth 81.50 .50, worth 82 50 ch wide. $2.00, worth $3.50 Fprcia) Bargains in all kinds of BLA W ITE LACES and EMBROIDERTES Omant All of our §) DRES aid FEATHEBS at COST. © COOD®. FLOWERS CONNOLLY’S, m31-3t 914 F Steer, near 9re STREET. GASZE UNDERsHIRTS, five for 81. KINK GAUZE UADERSHIRTS, 350... worth 50 VERY FINE GAUZ¢ UNDERNHIRTS, 50 cents. FINEST LINEN COLLARS, 81.50 per dozen. INERT BEVERSIBLE OUSFS, 25 conta a pair. Weare now closing out our large stock of SILK [4 NECK WEAR at less ths: holesal 4 FINE SIDE FCARFS, 50 conte, vorth Slee WIN DEFOR § CARFS, ‘pales MEGINNISS’, 1002 F street north vest. TO THE TRADE, CONTRACTORS, AND THE PUBLIO GENERALLY: ‘We we are now prepared to cut orders of VIRGINIA, NORTH OAROLINA 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 DESORIPTION. FLOORING and FLOORING, BOARDS of atl grades, at prices that wil complire favorably with any in'this market. Orders are respectfully rolicited at either our up- town Office, at Indiana avenue and 2d 8 reets, or at our Mill, foot of Bouth Capitol and S streets: BOOTH, WEMPLE & SMITH. m21-12t BE SECURE IN SUMMER. m26 2w NATIONAL SAFE DxPOSIT COMPANY, 15th st. and New York a: Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from 85 to 260.a year. Government Bonds on deposit for $1 per 81,00. Also receive Silverware in Trucks for moderate rate. Board of Managers: William Stichrey, presicent; George W. Rizzs, vice p: dent; B.'F. Snyder, secretary: A. L. Starteva treasurer; Henry A. Willard, John Osssels, ‘Iho: Evas. . m2’ maT JRX287 LINEN COLLARS 82.00 PER DOZ. ALso, EXTRA QUALITY WHITE SHIR: W. 8. TEEL, 128 935 Penn. avenue. INGE ae enlarged onr Store, we now have better facilities for displaying our Goods. ‘e have aleo Jargely increased our stock. We men- fion a few articles: Oalico, 5c ; Lawn, 4340. ; ‘ies, 5c ; Ladies’ and Gent's fnll regular made filk-clocked Balbriggan Hose, 250. ; Unlaundried. Reinforced Shirte, 65c. : Summer Under- shirts, 5c. ; 2 Collars (new pat- terns), 490. ‘Look at our 50. Buttons, and a great many other bargains in Cloth, Spreads, Ribbons, Glovee, Corsets, Shawls, Dress Goods, &c., &c. M. NEWMYEB, 1920 Pennsylvania ave , West End Auction Houre. m28 7i* Pp ScEEED BY PHYSICIANS. TROPIC- LAXATIVE. PREPARED FROM TROPIOAL FRUITS AND PLANTS, A Delicious aud Refreshing Fruit Lozenge, € Which Serves the Purpose of Pills ana Disagreeable Purgative Medicines ‘TROPIO-FRUIT LAXATIVE is the best prepara- tion in the world for Constipation, Billousness, Headache, Piles, and all Kindred Complaints. It acts gently, effectively, and is delicious to take. Cleansing the system thoroughly, it imparts vigor to mind and body, md dispels Melancholy, Hypo- chondria, ete. ONE TRIAL OONVINOES. PACKED IN BRONZED TIN BOXES ONLY. Price 25 and 60 cents. Seld by all Druggist: 8p30-cokw 1D oO ANDSOMEY NEW, AND ORGINAL ee TELUSTRATED PIOTORE OABOG GIVEN TO EVERY PUROHASER OF HIGGIN'S GERMAN ?' LAUNDEY SOAP. ASK YOUBGROCER FOR THEM. m3-eolm p== PILES!) PILES!!! ABURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. BO ONS Asure ouresoe ate blind, Ulcerated amy Indian remedy), indian “Sintment. A sing! t chronic cases worn! of id 30 a standing. No one need suffer five minutes applying LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT. An invaluable and palatable fy." Tea success and for which Paitgns should seal at "—See **Mad- Journal,” &. CAUTION. Genuine only with the fao- of Baron Lisbig's Blgnature in Bi Ink scross the Label. a LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT MEA’ LADIES GOODS. A. B, SCHOFIELD, 1038 — STBEET NORTHWEST. FOR TEE UNIVERFAL FARSION OOMPANY'S PERFECT FITTING PATTERSS. Go's PATENT nt for BRIGGS & O'S PA psec cee dest manner of stamping £000 . R ind Embroidery. Afuil stock, de- ai’ kinds constantly oa Land. Stamping @ rates. and beautiful designs in Hamburzs, Tor- Swise, Irish, Naicaook and other Trim- ered.— Will have in store in afew Very full assortment of the finest English cai Rubber Goods of all kiudsa Tuil stock of Briggs & Co.'s Transfer Papers at Mrs. Aupie Jeffries’ Dry Goods, Fancy and Mili- ‘ery store, 2138 Pennsylvania ave. northwest. N. B.—The Kensington Stitch tangbt here. m28 ——— ee ne Dero DOUGLASS, Sr, OLoup Buripma. GENUINE LISLE THREAD GLOVES, In great variety, at popular prices, GAUZE UNDERWEAR, For Ladies, Misses and Ohildrea. RELIABLE GOODS AND LOW PRICES. CORSET COVERS AND DRESSING SAOQUES, Of our own Manufacture. LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S HOSIERY, In New Designs, for Summer Wear. = CORSETS. THOMS8ON’S VENTILATING, for hot westher. DOUGLASS’, m27 NINTH AND F Sreests. ‘TME LANGEST AND FINEST Selection of STRAW GOODS, FRENOH FLOWEBS, O8TRIOH PLUME3, FANOY RIBBONS, Erc., South of New York, at MRB_J. P. PALMER'S, NONTE STREET, 2107 F St. Bet. Bith and 223th sts. S¥ MONCGRAM AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES aT LOWEST PRICES. m23 UMMEB 3 I S ze CE UMMER PRICES!: MRS, M1. 3. HUNT, 621 AND 623 D StREET NoRTHWEST, Having made extensive additions to her stock of Bugmer Millivery, is now selling the same at aoe reduced cen. pen bargains in trich Plumer, Flowers and Soade Hate, A large variety of Faris trimmed Bonnets are now being offered, aloog with others of our owo penest at prices far below cost of ately jure. mi EW SUMMER GOODS —French _Pat- tern Bonnets and Hate, Millinery Noveities, Sik Wraps, Street and Traveling Oe Under- garmer ts at Greatly Reduced Pricer, the best French Corsets. Lawa and Percale Wrappers, Lawn and Gioghsm Sait Black Damsese Su'te, $42. a fine assortment of Parasols and ves, Paritian Novelties in Neckwear, Black and White 8 ae eat varicty ies and Mirses: patning Suits and Caps, and a carefuily selected jine o! Parisian Novel.iea; best Erglish Needles, 4 papera for 20 cents. 7 Ulte Trevise, Paris; 907 Penmayivania avenue. mi7 ME. WASHINGTON, | FASHIONABLE DERESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, 121t Penna. ave., Dreases, Suits, Costumes, ke, &c, made in Ruperiot style at short notice. Ladies can bave Dresees Cutand Bastetl, and # perfect fit waaran- ADIES SHOKS. bY Be eneais res offer my entire stock of WI’ DISCOUNT OF ZEN PER OENT. JA8. H. VEBMILYA, feb13 610 Ninth st., opp. Psten' BOOKS, &c. PE BEVISED NEW TESTAMENT. Just received the Revised Version of the NEW TESTAMENT in various izes and styles of biad- ing, from 16 cents to $10. Also, companion to the Revised Vertion, ex plaining theretsons for the changes made on the authorized version. WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, 428 Seventh street. mms ATEST PUSLICATIONS. 00 6.00 12.00 reves 4.50 ‘oman’s Hiandiwork in Mi 2°00 Bsrtholow's Medical Electricity. 2.50 Matter of act Girl: Leisure Bour. 1.00 anucla Paredes: No Name... 1.00 Agony Oolumn of the Times, 187 1 00 REVISED NEW TESTAMENT, various styles and prices. Franklin Square Library, complete. JAMES J. CHAPMA®, METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, 033. 11 Pennsylvanipavesue. ‘Robertson Smith ; 81.75 | The Satchel Gi Europe, 1881 Fdition; $2. The Life tion of Laura Bridgman, by Mary 8. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, STaTIO! 1015 Ponnayivanie ave. ete assortment of Prang's and, Marcus Carda, ‘Also, Fraoklii on A ye mmi6, juide to and Educs- Lamson, &c. rN Ward's Birth Square and EW BOOKS, t 8 by Great La ‘Snyder. iat Sorat Sra eye Gopp’s U. 8. Mineral Lands... ‘The Dartmouth College Canses, by: Shiney: Dorman’ of Primitive Superstitions, « land Kitchen, Dy Howard: of OF a8 seeesea et et consim, #g W. iH. & 0. H. MOMBBISO! law Boomer AND STATIONERS, ap22 75 Pa. ave. northwest. BOOTS AND SHOES. . READ! READ!! READ!!! We intend closing our businers ss extly 2 bie With that im view, will from es | ANY AND ALL OF OUR STOCK LOWEST MARKET PRICES, DIGOOUNT OF FIFTREN PER OBNT OFF FB In store, & large, wel -assorted and fine stock of LADIES, EN Syouras: Boks’ ene BOOTS AND SHOES, z table f er, Fall and Winter wear, Tov wien the avtenton of Casi BUYERS is fully called, late te From this dete no new accounts opened. 2” After June 30th our books closed to allt EDWARD L. BURNS, 1109 Penn’a avenue. MARKET SPACE. m7 FOR LADIES’ SUMMER,WEAR, Jet-t 717 rt Button. its apd Grecian Button. ALL FINE AND STYLISH. A Bpecial in Men's Hand-Bewed Low- Qtartes Shoes: af 68.00 pes pale W. H. RICH, jel 7V Masxer Srace. MA== RO MISTAHE. Regent all kinds and every shade, Ger- | SUMMER RESORTS. 0048 House, ALTOONA, PA., ON Mars Live Pexssynvanta RAtinoan, Amid the most picturesque scenery of the Alle- ebenics. ¢ Its large, airy, slecantly furnished roome sud superior ewieie ten N™ MOUNTAIN HOUSE. CRESSON SPRINGS, Campnta Co, Pa, On the Summit of the Allegheniee, 2,29) feet ab Bea level, within sine houre’ site ogee k ‘Washington. By the erection of s new and elegant, lorel the accommodations at this OdARWING RESORT have beep greatly enlangad and tmproved. | neve and water supply are perfect. senuer Rlevator, Electric Bel hew Bs Nard Rooms, Pas ell, new Bath and ti ar and Children's Dining and P) Booms have been added to the equipment of the ae and itbas been elegantly furnisned through ou! Gnttare Residences to let. Firet-clars Music, &c , &c. For Girenlar contai ‘A is of sud fol information, address o> Of the Water W_D. TYLER, Bupt. je1-2m. Ryze, SPRIT GS pow ET for re evtion of POABDERS from JGNE Ist to SE: TEMBER Ist. Ample facilities for bo irk, fithivg, bathing, crabbing: fruit in abundance.’ Tern 5, $1.25 per day, over four dare: shorter time, 81.60 per da: ress Dr. K. P. BLACEISTONE, River Springs PO. Md. = Servers on Arrowemith land at Coltoa’s wat Jel-3m_ TOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, WN. 5 _DuEsy, of Continental Hotel Puilsn phia, Mabager. Grestly enlarved and im_ Proved, additional rooms, new. Bew et oe PARROT ic 5 lortab s ins? pie acesm tno. dstion for 1,000 . by 8 celebrated Grehestra. Opens June declan ee pene : Boom Clerk, HakRY DENISON, late o: i Philadelphia.’ shee (OBB'S HOTEL, COBB'S ISLAND, VA. Fort Bathing, Fishing, Snipe Shooting, This Hote. ig reopened for the reeeptt wi of sintors. Terme $2 per day. $12 per week, 825 per month. Route from Norfolk or Old Point per steamer. Northampton to Cherrystone every Monday, Wednesday sud Friday. For fur- ther information address m81-1m J.T. EPADY, Proprietor. DP LEE BOUFE —Most deienttai the State: scenery beaw'iful; pass through the town to Gettyaburg. bie supplied from country market. Charges moderate. Bus to and from depot free. For information apply to Mrs, E.L. RIDGELY, Hanover, Pa. m31-1m Ca HOUSE, gee r PARS, NEW Ji 3 ura allen; \) SEY, will reopen June 18, 1882. ‘The situation is known as one of the most de firsb'ein Asbury Park, ‘Two migutes’ Tab frow, Beach and Bathing Grounds: esr te ie onge has enlarged. several new Tooms added Mattresees, Water, perfect arainazo Gas Tm- Proved Litchen facilities. Greatly enlarged dining Foom and sumptuousiy provided tabl-, will rival the best of reasidi Apply early and secure le renorte.. re8G . M.D. CAHILT, g 4 2 z: i 4 i é choice of rooms. Add MRS. Third avenue and Kingéley street, Asbury Park, NJ. 30-20 co HALL, CAPE May. Urequaled location, substsntis! buil?- ing, Dew iuriiture, prompt and attentive service, elevator, electric belis. A TABLE OF PARTICULAR ‘The Orchestr= will be cendu: man. H.J.&G 8. CRUMP, Of Colonade Hotel, Fhilsteto r m2s. EXCELLENCE. by Mr. Zimmer- Opens Jane 25 EAUMONT HOUSE, corner Atiantic and Virginia avenues, At anti N J. House entirely renovat Bew manaxement, Terms moverate ~ W- STRONG, proprietor, (formerly of Laitimore.) {hes “BRIGHTON,” ~ ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Hot and Cold tea Water Baths and al mcdern conveniences. m37-Im FW. HEMSLEY & BON. & O. SUMMER BESORTS. B. a OAKLAND AND DEER PARK. These well known and populer Hote’s = Hore for the reception of cucste 1e 16th. 7 Lisgrsm cf both Hotels can be seen at Kuiaw re, Mad. Houee, 2 information address at Eutaw Houre, Baltimore, Md. antil June 1th. after that fate at Oakland or Deer Park. m25-tJ5e1s G. 8. WOD, Manager. ASTFORD HALL, UXKORD, MARYLAND, Will be oren JUNE 10 for reception of, eet For particulars address n24-Im* SAM'L NORRIR, Proprietor. re BEDFORD Mi A) ye= Ee DE Ce LSPsines OvENs ON THE STH OF JUNE. JABON STOCKBRIDGE, of the oli Fountain and ‘Guy's Hot ager. Round trip tickets, at low rates, to be bad at Fallroad offices, and baggage checked rough. ‘The proprietors wish itto be distinctly all others, with the exception of re-mavent rasi- dents of the county and those who pay for their Rooms can be engaged by letter to THE ANDES- 8ON HEIRS, Bedford Springs, Ps. Pamphlets and Beaford Water cau be had st our General Agencies, viz: A. B, Shafer, 49 North Charles st , Baltimore. Md: G. B. Shafer, 1010 F st., Washington, D. O.; and Shafer & Co, 1003 Arch st , Phiiadelphia. m23-Im_* THE ANDERSON HEIR3, Prop'rs. [ss BYGEIA HOTEL. * om POINT COMFORT, VA., Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open ali the = Equai to any hotel in’ the United Btatesaq 3 Summer 5 Send for circular, describing hygienic advantages, ™m23-Im HABBIGON PHEBUS, Prop. LOOK ISLAND, R. I —OCEAN VIEW HO- EL, TER ‘MILES AT BEA: surf and, sin water bathing: splendid bass and blue fishing; Hotel lighted, with gas: gas; is. - clase ; secommodates: wuests ; tel whic cable. ‘rend for illustrated circular. ‘0. 8 MAt- DEN, Mapager. mi im | Berort in the Mountains Ucheis af reduced rates sold | ine, fs! | Pfs? STATES HOTEL, to eat SARATOGA SPRINGS. Season of 1881. Open from JUNE 11 BER 1. ml6-1m TOMPKINS, GAGE & 00. RAvisr SPRINGS, Lore Penge feet above tide-water. Ospacity three jaree hotels with accommodations for, 100 guests. ‘June 1. For particulars ai ©. A. SPRINKEL, Treas, Harrisonburg, Va, 020-2m OBDAN’S W, 5. SPRINGS brErumheox’s Deroz P.O, Vincisa, ie beeen Eee OF phd? Hat; lets. 16 ‘House, Ebbitt House! ahd Btar Ofte. = E C.JOBDAS. »7-lm RKNEY SEs ISG, SUMMER RESORTS. T SARATOGA BSPRINGS.—For A rent for season, ut and handvonse Carpets all new: 16 roome mabling forsix Horses: takes in whole block; Ov tee House Apsy to Bit LUDLOW OOS hice be io BE. . x, St, oF 118) broadway, ew York. mst titre ee” St ive ani at the Virwinis Mid- office. For circulars giving terme and full description. address the Rprings Hamilton, ouruer 14th aud K strect, Wastinwione D.C. m2) Im, |GHT HOUSE, por py Bracn, Detawaan Sr open JUNE 16rH, 1881. nk, Bowling Ailey, Bultard and Poot Tables attached. Bend for circular. 3m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. CEAN VIEW, BETWREN CAPES ‘ AND CHARLER © nad And 20 minutes ride by rail’ from Nor- folk. Trsinsevery hour. New and ele. teeasice resort Rieganuy furnished. - fig'and Dartin ‘nc Surpareed on thn engervigned sanuree ihe pabie Heat be Kept first-class in every parties 50 por day, and liber coast. Ocean View wil: J_A_KENNEDY, Proprietor. 09 HOUSE — Tv, VT. ® commanding a mawnifcent view the lake abd mountains Newly fitted Up: Supplied with steam and gas. sovom- 810 to aft So per modates 400 wnerts. 3 per. Week. tpectal rates to family. CHAS. a. @UBA- BON, Manawer, n17-2m, OCKWOOD HOUBR, HAK! ’ k's PEBBY, LY Va., Mae. 8. BE. LOVETT. Pro prietress. "High elevation fine acenery ; ee rooms: table supplies frown een oh nag Bebing. erms 85 per week. a ores the above. rms. Adcress the above. Open Jaae 1, CAPE ANS-— BASS ROCK HOUSE. Gond Har- / bor Beach, Gloucester, Mass. Surf Bathing’ and Ocean’ Soe: nery on the! AUantic Cosst. bend for illustrated book m9-colm M ns E @. BI . THE WEST JERSEY BAILHOAD, (New Broap Gaver Bovre ) Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTI2 CITY, Ispow running fast express trains of Kloeant Pas- senger Cosches and Parlor Care, (IN WHICH THe On OR BEAT Has ueew he TO 3 CENTS ) | THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN ¥) MINUTES. Parsepve's from Washington will take the through traips of the Baltimore and Potomac B., or Baltumore and Obi BR. B. to Phila delphia and arrive at Pennsylvania Rall Toad Station, 32d and Mark sdelphia. With tion at > AN R. B., corner © 2 B ste, 619 Pa. ave , 2 Pa. ave., Station Lalt!more and Uhio Railrosa. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. 3. R. WOOD, Gen’! Passe. Agent m2)-Im JAPON SYRINGS AND BATHS, "2 (ALKA: Liruta Warmns,) HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, Weer Vinci. Also, as este Waters, rich in 1 ‘White Sulphur Sprini in the Npixhborhood. Open from June Ist to as late tn October as the company vill justify. Cnequalled by sny mmeral waters in America for the cure of scid dyspepsia, kidney and bladder troubles, uterfme ailments, gout, diseases of tre ekin, ‘eatarrh aftectio! rhevmatiem snd functional heart tronbles. IT 1 AN UNFALLING FOLVENT OF CALOULL. These Waters have proved of «reat value in macy other diseasee, but can be more confidently relied on in the above-named than any ether mineral springs in ths country I tS 3 .one hun expended upon them this spring. Slevated reion 16, pure apd @ red doliara to the mie The air of this c lelicious. being pesrer to al! the cities porth of the than any of the Virvinia springs of note by averace of hupdred and mi) later patronaye on that score. For pleasure health the traveler need not go further. the month, #42, 849 snd ane tion. Bend for parphiets Girect, or call on W. 5. THOMPSON, 73 street, Washington, D. O.. for pamileté and water. Fine music, ocd boai and hunting in season ; «ood livery. tne BALK: Proprietor. or m2-1m ENDOW HOUSE decor rode! ites avenue, ATLANTIC CITY, open May 25 toad mien” Res B- LIPPISC TTT D WARKERDON HUTEL C BARATCGA FPRINGS, N. ¥., Wil open for the recep ion of guests 'Sane, ubprovervente and hew passenger Mevator. Special rates for June. HARRIS & LOSERAM. Fa P. Herrin, llerd’s Hotel, Wasliing?9, and Hotel Brighton, Goncy Island “Onaries Lose kam, proprietor Owen House and Maison Mores, Washington. m7-2m OURLING GAP WHITE BULPHOR AND CHALJLEATE SPRINGS will opet JUNE 13 “Rare mountain retreat “bz cursion tickets. Address J. W. WH 8, & CO. Newsil e, Cumberland county, Pa. ml9-2m EW WINDSOR COLLEGE—Masnificent shade; view Blue Ridge: Sulphur Kpriagn the, porches #tst ores, in aoire M3 NOWRED, 609 7th street: or address A M JELLY. ‘ew Windsor, M PatmER” AMERICAN GINGER ALE, 4 BUPEBIOR SUMMEB BEVERAGE. EQUAL TO THE BEST. RETAIL PRICE, $1.00 PER DOZEN. For tale by Dealers generally or by the Manufac- s4m’L ©. PALMEB, Depot and Factory, 18334 30th et., ‘West Washington: S@Televbonic Connection. an’ 3 DR. METTAUR’S MEADACHE PilLLs TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY: Bev. Tzomas Gv: one of the most qengrmen is tue country, Pastor Mount Veruos Mxrrravn's Hrapacnm Pris have proved mos) beneficial to me. THOMAS GUARD. ‘Yours truly, Bev. Tuomas Gawste, pastor M. K. Ohurch, He- if iF Py i E is FA g 4 ft i dt :