Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1881, Page 4

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘aTon. D. C., June 3, 1381, 9:30 a m. ‘Wasnin For the middle Atlantic states, clr Weather, with frequent light rains, no easterly, generally shifting t) northwesierty Winds, stationary temperature, followcl by rising’ barometer. Cool, Fair Weather To-morrow. ‘The chief signal officer furnishes the follow- Ing special bulletin to the press: A cold north- easterly storm prevails on the New England and Middle AUlantic coast. Goneral rains have fallen east of the Mississippi river, and occa- sional light rains in California. The tempera- ture is above the mean on the Pacific coast and tn the Kocky Mountalus, and ten degrees jow the mean iu the upper lake region, the Middle Atientic states and oa the New England coast. Northeasteriy winds prevail in New England and the Middle states, northerly tn the northwest and upper lake’ rezton, south. Westerly In the Southern states. The Area of low barometer now central In Obio will move to the eastward, and cool fair weather {3 Indt cated for the districts east of the Mississippt river op Saturday. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER ‘The following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office during the day: S11 a m., 60%; 3p, m., 63. Maxi mininum. 57. LOCAL NEWS. Anether Church Trouble. OFPOSITION TO A PASTOR—HE TALKS OF “PUT- TING A HEAD” ON A CLASS LEADER, There 1s trouble In the congregation of the Union Bethel A.M.E. Church. I¢ grows out of differences with the minister, the Rev. J. W. ‘Stevenson, recently assigned to the pastcrate Of the Church. 14 Is froin Pennsyivania. ‘Tae copgregation ts divided, most of them takiag sides azain=t the minister. His unpopularity oS principally out of the fact that he has Ereatea’ bis congregation, members of 1t Say, as if they had to be civiitzed, or as If they were In & state of the lowest barbarism. There has been some lively talk between minister and congregation. Ata recent meeting of the class leaders there was considerable of a row, 1° 1s Said. The minister 1s reporte? to have pultea off his coat ard threatenca to “jut ahead? on one of the cless leaders. The members of the congregation op; to Mr. Stevenson will have a meeting soon to put their oppesition in organized shape. Amusements, Excursions, &c. ‘The strawberry festival at the Metropolitan eburch will continue this evening. ‘The Natatorium on © street, between 6th and ith, is open dally for the instruction of those who cannot ard the pleasure of those who can 1D. The Mary Washington will leave Sunday Morning at 9:30 for Ocecquan Falls. ‘The Excelsior leaves daily ar tico, and returning arrives at 10:30 p. The Arrowsmith will leave at 7 am. on Satur- @ay ard Sunday for Lower Cedar Point and Blackiston’s Island. —_.-—__. ‘STREET CaR Comraxtss Must CoMmPLy wit Locat Laws.—In the Poltee Court this morning ‘M. R. Delaney was charged with faiitug to exhibit @ light at night onan excavation for the track of the Belt Line railroad. Mr. LG. Hine, the company’s attorney, made an argu- ment, tb which he claimed that when a ral!road company gets a charter from Congress {t 13 not subject to so strict an enforcement of local lawe as private citizens, because the public have aue nOtice of the operations of the company. conrt sald that if Cong had intended to Telleve the company f would have providea in the law, but he it thought that Cong resstifragt the burden on the oc ptying for accidents caused By excavations made by a Tailroad company. Avfine of $5 and an appeal noted. FrssE1t's fce cream. t BUILDING AssOcIATIONS.—Tae Equitable Co- operative Bulloing Association he.d its 20ch regular jwonthiy meeting Wednesiay, J. 1. Saville, president, in the char snd Jno. Joy Edson, secretary.’ $10,700 was advanced at aa average premium of ‘6s per cent, makiag the Monthly dues for each £1,009, as'followa: Oa Stock, $2.50; Ou return of principal, 3 premium, $5.66; total. $16 49. THE ofl question has been re-opened with the introduction of St. Jacobs O11. t MARRIAGE LicENS#s have been fssued to Richard Morgan and Annie Hattoo; Jaz. W. Compton and Lizzie C, Bonnell; John B. Bur- EE and Ella C. Ryan; Nicholas Harrison and uisa tebron, both of Prince George county, M¢.; John Becker and Magdalena Bretsch; Elza Willems and Marla Jackson; W. P. Hickman and Annie V. Hilton; Cnas. Tennent and Alice Rady; Oscar Diggs ‘and Mary Addi- 80n; C. S. Dorsey and Annis T. Morgan; Juna Hi. Pritchard and Maggie Miner; W. 0. Giad- mon and Laura J. Colitus, PostTIVELY only to-morrow you can buy at R. Goldschmid’s, No. $i2 7th street noriuwest, fine perfumed tollet soap, only 10 ceats a box, containing three cakes, Worth 25 cents; red or jack Mico folding fans, 5 cents, worch 10 ceb's: twin match safes, 3 cents; 9 Inca | oly Un plates, 2 cents; 3 quart pudaing paas, 5 cents; large Japanese or palm teaf £103, 1 c-n'; 9 for Quan- m. ‘was imposea, on Tubber combs, 5 cen’ Mv_s, 3 cents; folding straw fi great bargains in traveling tru’ carriages. A CHARGER OF Bicawy Nor Svsramsgp.— Lafayette Johnson, an elderly gray natred col- ored man, was ariested about two weeks ago, cbarged on the oath of Jane Jounson, with bigamy, in baving married one Betsey Thomas, on the 25d of last December; complainant hav. ing been ies X by the Kev. Jno. 8. Brooks, in Unis city. The prosecuting attoraey, Mr. Coyle, in the Police Court, yesterday, Stated that he had sent out subpienas tor the wit- nesses, and the minister who performed the first marriage ceremony was out of town, and he could not get the necessary witnesses to make @ case ageinst the prisoner, and as the old man had been In fall about tea days, he did pot corsider himself justiiied in holding him longer, and asked that tne case be noile prose- quied. When the old man was told that he could go, he braced up and walked briskiy out Of court, with a broad grin on his face, which caused quite a laugh in the cour: room. Samstac’s Pxices bard to beat. 730 7th st. t ‘The National Universtry Law DEPARIMENT CLasses CF “$1 will hold weir commencement exercises at the Congregational Church next Wednesday evening, at 5 o'clock. The gradu- ates are as follows: Bachelor of Laws—Cnarles Anderson Barker, ).C.; Frederick Benjamin, Obio; Campbell Givd Berryman, Proviccs of New’ Brunswick; Charles Theodore Brentano, I'L; Robert Gray Brown, UL: Mark Burpham’ Obie; David Lee Clifton, Pa; Frederick Wiillam 5 Y.; Edwara O'Meagher C lY married to him ca the ist of c lorace Swe Wiitem Dwight Parktoson, ter Piicher, N.Y.; James Tho Almarin Cooley Kichards, D.C.: Roland Adams Swan, Mass.; James Arthur Wuttcomb, Vt.; Merwin Leslie York, D.C.; Jason Yurana, Ki of Laws—Juilan Cone Dow C; Wilitam Newel), W.7; WILL ett, Wis : Hamilton Hick: David Thomason, N.Y. m Heury ard,Ul0; F ‘rank —_———.__ ‘THE EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS Measrs, Saka & Co.'s establishment 13 to undergo makes it necessary for them (in order to provide a piace for the display of the Ususliy shown on the frst floor) to clean out the goods onthe second floor and those in the aunex over the bank adjoining. They refer to the adverusing Columns, whieh tell the siory far Detter. t Potomac Tzxua Corra COMPAN ynel presdert of the Potomac Terra © oma ¥, charges that the sult en ered by E. C, ‘ab, as notlced in THs STaR of lass evening, 8 & maitcious sult ard totally without founas- Mon, as he will show ina statement whica he is preparing for publication, Mr. Lynch says ihe company he represents is perfectly solvent, And that its property ts wholiy untncumbered, and that the suit brought by Dean 1s In retalla: ‘Uon for a suit brought against him by the com- pany for a large amount due from him, — You Caxxor Puxase Your Boys better ‘han by giving them a new cuttit from vue spieuuid stock of clothing fer sale at the boys’ clothing house of B. Kobinson & Co., 92 Penusyivania t avenue. ——_—_—_—_ How 48 ILLINoIs Man wes Ronsep.—a tan, y hatred white man, named Chas. N’ ,¥as the complainant against a young white gu named Jenny Newton, in the Police Court to day. Mr. Fisher stated in fliinois, and came here No aor ang, pace Malan Ca lives. and that this man came to the and Fel {Se"y to promise to marry bli in defauit of (a Tore the grand jury. act ae ber ‘The complainat treet north the 20th of Deceniber las", s i ¥ Be tell tao ease of house No. eatin This suit has caused the District authorities to make an investigation, and Lieut, Greene has called the attention of Mr. Entwisie, Inspector of buildings, to the subject, and re- quested him to ascertain the numoer of ex- pesed areas in the District, their locations, &:.. and to notify the parties whose residences or Peon of business are benefitted by them to Jobe The act of May 26, 1345, p. 65, Wedb’s igest, provides that when the sidewalk ts seventeen feet wide or more, the area may ex- tend five feet trom the building, and of leas than geventeen feet wide, four feet; bus in ail cases the area shall be enclosed with an iron railing not less than forty-two tnches in helghr, inserted in a stone coping on the outer wali of the area. This ts empolted iu the bulidiag regulations, which the building inspector nas crders to enforce. ‘Transfers of Reat Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: P. H. Heller to James C. Hunt, part 1, block s, Pleasant Plains; $260. Anna L. Sweet to N. F. Grabam, lot 90, sq. 276; $2,700, C. L. G@reancher to Henry English, parts Al, B 2, C 3, Fq. 51S; $1,685. Same to M. Crané, parts of same; $2,025. ' 8. H. Gregory to D. B. Groff, lot 62. sq. 190; $2,500, &c, Jane Lawson to Jobu Miller, art 6. £q. 536; $1,500, C. L. Greancher et al. to jane Lawsou, parts A 1, B 2 and C 3, sq. 513: $1,160. P. A. Darneilie to Virginia Burnett, part 12, block 29, Peters’ £4, Georgetown; $6,03 E A. Newman to C.8. Drury, sub. 7, £q #1600. R. W. Duon to Chas. Hawkins, prt: 10, 8q. 523; $1,150, M. E. Eastwood to E. A. New- Mad, Sub. 85, Sq. 177; $3,500. ‘The Northern Market. WORK ON THE NEW BUILDING T) COMMENCE AT ONCE. ee & A number of property holdersand market dealers interested in the ere-tion of a new Market house in the northern section of the city, for which the property, known as the Ruppert ground, on the west side of 7th stre-t, becween O and P streets, has been selected, met at Daly’s ball last eventug, Mr. J. & Wilson presiding, with Mr. E. W. Donn as sec- Tetary. The subscription books were exam'ned and the announcement made that a sufficient amouLtof stock had been subscribed to war- Tant the purchase of the ground and the erec- tion of the market house. The report of the buildir g committes was to the effect that they hag two plaus before them, each for a bulidiag to cost $15,000, and if a tower Is added $1,590 additional One of these plans is for iron Co'umns entrery and the other ail brick, aod elther will give accommodations for about 100 dealers. [twas announced that about $33,000 bad been subscribed. A decided preference Was expressed by vote for the tower plan. The work will be commenced without delay and a call will be made at once for 20 p2r ceat Of the amount subscribed, Howar4 University—Collegiate De- partment. COMMENCEMENT EXSKCISES LAST NIGHT, The chapel of Howard University, despite the unfavorable weather, was crowded to over- flowing last evening, on the occasion of the annual commencement of the college d2part- Ment. The platform and walis were bind somely decorated, and there was a good dispiay of evergreens aud lowers. Rev. Dr. Patton presided. On the platform were seated the members of the faculty. ‘The exercises were very Interesting, the orations being generally Suort and to the point and well delivered. Tney Were as foliows:—Salutatory, “The Lover,” Jesse Lawson, -Platnileld, N.J.; “The Monroe Doctrine,” James C. Delphy, | Pittsburg, 2. “Wealth and Education,” Richard L. Gatues, Independence, Mo.; The Mission of the Col orea Student,” Logan Jobnson, Bridge! Conn.; “Oppression,” Water L, Lewis, Wasa: Ington, D.C; “The Philosophy of History,” Wm. A. Sinelatr, Georgetown, S.C.; valedictory, “ Self-Mustery,” Geo. W. Cook, Phiiadelphia, Pa. President Patton conferred the degree of AB. upon tbe foilowtag: Jesse Lawson, N.J. dames C. Delpy, Pa; Richard L. Gaines, Mo. Logan Johzson, Cona.; Walter L. Lewis, ‘D. Win. A Sinclair, 8.C ; Geo. W. Cook, Pa. Ti honorary degree of A.M. was conferred upon W. J. Simmons, president of the Baptist Theologi- cal Seminary, Louisville, Ky., and Prof. Wuey Lane, principal of the normal department, Howard University. port, Fine Buildings to be Erected. Building permits nave been issued by In- spector Entwisle to Robert I. Fleming, agent, to erect two three-story houses on 1Sch street, between M street and Connecticut avenue, at & Cost of $20,000; also for the ereciton of one three-story brick dwelling, on 16th sireet, by. tween Scott circle and O'street northwest, to Cost $20,600. ‘The costly and beautiful residence com- menced for Gen. George H. Pendleton, on 15 street, between Scott circle and O sirest, 13 have & front of pressed and moulded bri Ubreugnout, and will compare fav. raviy wi any private residence in tae city for hatis pine apy argnce and for home comiarts. 163 C450 1s sald to be about $20,000, a aay District Government Affairs. Mr. W. O. Roome and many residents in the neighborhood of 7th street and Massachuastts avenue northwest have sent a p ttion to the District Commissioners asking that the stand at that corner for draymen and furnitare wagons be removed, as it 13 an Intolerabie nu{- sance to that neighborhood. The Commissioners have approved the apoli- cation of Messrs. Thomas « Benton. No. 1226 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. for liquor license. Also those of Patrick Whitney, corner of North Capitol and Boundary streets, and Lomax « Ennis, 1106 Water street southwest. GOOD AND BaD WATER, District Chemist De Smeds reports that the water from the spring at the corner of 19th and Boundary streets is very good water, an4 that the water in Benson’s pump, at 14th street and Maryland avenue northeast, 13 an iroa Iatneral water, but unfit for drinking pur- s. A COMPLAINT AGAINST THE POUND MEN. Yesterday aiternoon W. Phillips, Joa, Miller, &. D. Miller, J. M. Daly and Wa. 3S. Clark left with the District Commissioners a statement to the effect that they are property holders on Cottage Hill, and that outrages have been per- petrated on them by the poundmaster for the last two years. By a drawing they enclosed it Was shown that they surround the land of Mr. H. 8. Davis, ot whom they have consent to pasture their cows on his property, and that no one besides themselves can be annoyed by the stock. They protest against the poundmaster coming out there and taking their stock at most unreasonable hours. They say that last Thurs- day “ihe pound men, headed by that most faithful policeman, Ingle,” pounced on their herses aud poor Widow Green’s goats at halt- [ies 7 o'clock in the evening and captured five that it was “dangerous to be oa the ite ees as “dangerous on the hill for the chasing by these black hell hounds of the cat- tle.” ‘They request that “the money extorted from them on Thursday” be returned; tha’, the pound man keep away until they send for him, and that “Policeman Ingle be removed from the beat he does not protect.” The Commission- €rs referred the complaint to the health ofiicer, with directions to instruct the poundmaster td continue, as heretofore, to take up stray ani- mals wherever found at large, elt tage ‘Hill or elsewhere. eS See sate ———_.—__ Washington Market, itetatl Pric %e Maare.—Beef.sirlotn, Sazte. per Ib.:d0. porser. house, 25¢.; rib roast, i2ivav0e.: ‘steak, 123gawe,; Corned Beet, satze.; Dried Beet. chip; : Go. sliced, d0c.; Lamb, 15a20e.: Veal, Taigaae; Mutton, “12yaloc.; Pork, alge: Ssusage, Sian ef ee ae aes aoe ia 40.;LArd, Walziga, ITS. x » Der d07.; do (F S0a6ec.; Lemons, 20a30c. per doz. pees 0c, per doz.: Pineapples, 20a95¢. Ber peck: Cran 3. quart: trawberries. 5al0c. per quart; Cherries, ‘Gooseberries, 10¢. per quart. Fise.—Shad, per patr; Orretting. 10a 15¢, Per bunch, 50a75c. per 1 Perch, 20a4vc, per buncn; Rock, » 15a20c. “per Ib., 40c, per bunch; Mackerel, 15¢. per Ib.; Halibut, 15a20e.; ‘Trout, 12at6e per Ib.; C: 20825 cents per bunch; Lobster, 12c. per 1b.; Terrapin (sliders). @iamond back,) $18 per Serre ae it, 40c, AREANGEMENTS POR BUILDING A KEW CHURCH. A general meeting of the congregation formed of the withdrawing members from Ryland M. E. Chapel and thetr friends, now worshi| at Kendall Chapel, with Rev. Dr. W. W. Hicks 9th street, between B si and Vi nue, and the plans therefor were ‘The favorite plan eeemed to be one for a butld- ing whose exterior will be in keeping with the style of the new National Museum, whtch is but a short distance off. This plan ts for a one- story Laem 60 by 60 feet, With walls 22 fect in height, and two towers, in which will be the entrances to the audience room. The.butlaing will bave space enough in the rear of the lot for a Sunday school building. After the subject hed teen thoroughly canvassed, the sum of $6,000 was pl , and the committee on bu 1d- ing was authorized to prcezed at once to the erection of the church. The pastor was ar- Polnted on several committees, and arrange- ments were made for a formal organization on Sendey morning, when the membership will be reeived and the Lord's Supper will be cele- brated for the first time. A Street Cleaning Growl. Dear Star: What in the name of common sense has come over our authorities voncern- 1g the very Important item of street cleaning? Have they got a side-show on the savings, or hag a small-sized ring got hold of the macatne? I live on P street northwest, and the mud machine has gone round about oncea moaih and straightened out the dust and refuse on ‘the street, and as the light and worthless ma- chine onty straightens out, there ts nothing in gutters to pick up, so the dirt remains fes tering in the supshine. Then, my office 1s on 11th street, and the machine (the same itghr- foe ao never - gathering - eternally - mixing- mud- machine) comes along about once in two weeks, and puts the rubbish in the gutter, aud leaves it there! Q. If you save one-third the money on the old contract, but do not ges auy work done for the money’ you pay, how mich do you rave anyhow? Woopwarp & Lorarop offer a special bar- gain in Geneva suiting flannels, 52 {aches wide, all-Wool, at 50 cents per yard.’ They are just the thing for seashore and mountain cos- tumes, t ——— SEE ADVERTISEMENT of Warwick P. Miller's country seats, farms, village residcats In ad- Jomtng county of Montgomery, Co. t ‘The Courts. COURT Iv GENERAL TERM. Wednesday, Welsenfield, Stern & Co. agt. H'tz; Teargument ordered. McCormick agt. Freed- men’s Savings and Trast company; motion overruled. Bartly & Stanton agt. La Abra Stl ver Mining company; petition for rehearing de- ied. McManus agt. Porter et al. do. Uaited States use of Schell, agt. Ebert; judgment of Ctreuit Court, less sum of $650 ‘dad interest, afiirmed. Campbell agt. Wilson; on hearing. Yesterday, O’Donneil agt. Winsat; motion for a rebearing overruled. Campbell, admin- istrator, agt. Wilson; argument concluded and cause submitted. Forsyth agt. Hibernia Buili- ing Asscclat.on; on hearing, Cimcurr CovaT—Judge James, Yesterday, Walter agt. Moffett & King; judz- Ment confessed by defendants. Buckley ast. Marbury & Piel; motion for judgment of con- demnation refused. Ducket agt. Buckner; pro- ceedings before the magistrate quashed. | Wil. son agt. Buckner; do. Levi agt. Uctermetile; verdict for defendant. Clymer agt. Bryan et al.; executrix made a party. Tierney agt. Cor- beit et al; order of pubifcation as to Corbett. Shillington agt. Stevens & Co.; on hearing. CRIMINAL Court—Judge Cor, Wednesday, W. larceny; guiity; notice of moifon for new trial. Elward ¥ Rae, burglary and larceny; motion ta arrest of udgment and motion for new trial flied. G+o Meintosy, larceny of United States property; pleaded gutity; jail for two months. Yesterday, ‘Jos. Rodgers and Caristopticr Hunter, grand larceny; on tral. Lewis Cotitas, forge admitted to bail in the sum of $500. PoLice CouRT—Judge Snelt. ‘Wednesday, after our report closed, David D. Cissel, Tene to place a tight at night on bulld- ing material in the street; $19. John Page, assault on Phebe Coleman; $6 and costs, or 15 days. Lewis Blackwell, assault on Wm. Lane; $10 or 30 days. Sophia Lewis and Alice Spriggs, two colored girls, charged with maklog an affray by fighting with each other tn the street: or 15 days eacb. Wm. Powers, threats of persona! violence to Emily Powers, his wife; personal bonds te keep the peace, Alexander Eagleston, assault on George G. Keohler; $1 and costs. John Kent, Jos. Washington and Charles Parone, larceny of some zinc trom Jos, Pugh: continued. Yesterday, A. White, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days, Juno, Smith, carrylpg a pistol; $20 or 6) days. Samuel Kitiering, do; $50 or 60. days, Watson Green, Wm. M. Lemon and Cella Tbhompscn, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days each. Frank Howatd, forfeited collateral. Geo. G. Keohler, profanity; $ Michael Burke, for- felted collateval. Geo. Brown, conteinpt of court, by failing toanswer a summons; $l. E, Jobpson, keeping a bawdy house; appeal noted. Annie Mary Smiley, do.; per- sonal bonds to remove. Samusi Kittering, larceny of five bottles of beer from Wm. [ Brown; 30 days. Jane Adams, larceny of a Clock from aman named Reed: Warren, colored, charged with ai sauliing Hea- Metta Miller, Who stated that he came into her bedroom at midnight and assaulted her. ile Was fined $5 and costs, and gave his personal bonas to keep the peace. Jno. Kent, Jos. *ahingion ard Chas. Farone, larceny of some ne, VarUed at $3),from York Pugu: six moutus cach Jn jail. Wm. Wasilugton, assault on ino. Anderson; $5 and costs or 15 days, Morris Ready, assault on Catharine Ready, his wife; P reopal bonds to keep the peaca for six months. Jas. Digney, forfeited coliateral, To-day, Willle Sears and Henry Spencer, Vagrancy; bonds or 3) days. Jas. Sears, Jas. Goodall and Walter Stewart, all colored boys, charged with vagrancy: do. John fH. Sunma, Poe $5 or 7 days. Maud Mason, do. larry Collins, forfelted collateral. M. R. D2 laney; falling to place a light on an excava UoD; $5; appeal noted. Wm. Cox, eae $5or7 days. Annie Holden and Nettie Clarke, forfeited collateral. Jno. H. Brephens, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days, Chas. F. Shelton, Keeping his Var 0} after hours; $10, Cornelius Smith, fighting im the street; $3 or 10 days. Jos. Fraw- jey, Charged with keeping a =o dog; |r Donds to kill the dog. Wm. Brown ‘orfeited collateral. Amy Payne, assauit on Julia Reding; $5 or 15 days, Lemuel Thomas, a colored voy, was charged with breaking flowers from a private parking, and was fined $5. Mary Walker, larceny of a basket from Hl. Q. Key- worth; $5 or 15 days. Also, charged with the larceny of two pairs of parlor skates; 15 days more, This little girl, with another smaller one. was Charged with the larceny of baskets, parler skates, stockiogs, slippers and severai other articles, which they stole from tn front of stores on 7th street. The court retarked that this case shows the necessity of a reform schoo! for girls,as the jail 1s not a proper place to sead them, and they have to be discharged. The James Evans mentioned in the Police Court proceedings of Monday, published in Tuesday's Stak, Was not James Evans employed at the Washington monument. —_+—__. West Washington, nee Georgetown, THE Man WHO JUMPED FROM A WESTERN ‘TRaIN HEARD FROM.—The STaR mentioned the fact about a week ago that Mr. Kichard Han- ginia city, Nevada, nad, Whoa the trata pase la City, Ne’ ‘when the train rt Wayne, Tad. kisses his son good-bye and jumped oe cars. For fen as the Tailroad people, r Superintendent Gornai Rept up a search for the nts up a r man or his ie body without finding a trace of him. Yesterday his friends here received a letter from him, dated Springfield, Il., Stating that he was tere alive ald well, but desutuce among sirangers; that on the train the thouht of his friendiess condition, and that {t would be better to kill himself, ovérpoweréd him and he therenpon jumped from the train; that he bad walked town through tue Woods until he had reached the point wnere the letter Was written—some 200 miles—ani ha assistance to return his sister. ‘THs FIFTH COMMENCEMENT of the Linthicum Institute took place last evening at Curt a and, despite the weather. the hall was The program, which was interesting: and well executed, consisted In a salutavory be J. H. Adrisans; a’ sketch, entitled the Schooi- master’s Dream, in which J. Strasburger, A. Small, T. Nordlinger, A. H. Strasbu: a Wissner, Geo. W. Ce W. H. Monogu x ‘ ree E. B. 0} 3 & scene from Midsummer Nt iu waich the characters were takes by ered Qi J. Stras- ‘but J. mauth, W. = Adriaans, C. BUILDING ASSQCIATION.—At the - ular monthly ogint ad of the Fourteenth Bul, ip Association, bel ae night at Goagara’s 950 was Irteen shares the inaximum Pate $190 per ahaa SUATES at THE GRAIN MaRKgT.—4,000 bushels of wheat Were sold yesterday at $1.25 per bushel. TaE Coat Redeye nt bere ue. Cam- /a—Consal dation Co,; Central Co., 45419 tons; Bor! den Co., 460.17 tons; Hampshire and Balt. C>., 226.¢9 tons; Blaen Avon Co., 117.05 tons; indi- vidual, 342,01 a e Lxrrixa UP on A Nuisance —This m: tn the Cr: Court, orning, ‘iminal Jud Cox, in the case W. ©. Murdock, 1 aed mi works—in which the jury failed t 7 jury 0 agree, Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be tighted at 10.45 p.m. and reicam A ay. Cease hep nt ele Jennie M. Lowell of unsound ad and not competent to transact business or be responsible for her its of the trunk The National Rifles, last evening, elected three active and seven honorary members, AD invitation from the Alexandria Light Infantry Company to send a team of seven to Glymont June 15 to shoot for a prize to be offered by the payor of eee was errs. Dr. Carroll organ was el surgeon e company, With the rank of firgt Heutenant. 5 4 Mrs. Lugenbeel. the mother of Mrs, Christi- ancy, was before Examiner Lovejoy ay afternoon, in behalf of the complainant in the divorce sult of ex-Minister Christiancy st his wife, but counsel concluded that they would not ask her any further questions, and she was finally discharged. THE Stak printed during the monthet May 2,392 new advertisements, baing the larzeat number ever printed in one month in the his- tory of the paper. The increase for the five Months of 81 over the corresponding perlo? ot last year already exceeds 600, that of May alone being 284. Advertisers ‘will confer a favor by sending in their orders early for to- morrow’s enlarged edition in order to secire insertion and classification. ‘The title of the North Church Choral Soctety having been confounded with the North Pres- bytcrian Church, with which !t has no connec- tion, the scclety, at its lar monthly meet- i eld last evening, unanimously changed its. name to the ‘Rossini Choral Society.” clety, the youngest in the city, embraces in its membersbip, which is limited, some of our best amateur talent. Detectives Voss and McEifresh recovered this Morning nearly ali the jewelry stolen from Mre. C.S. Wheeler, hid — some bushes near the first culvert under the canal, after pasting over the river from Georgetown. They took both, the young man Alien and young Wheeler with them, and it was {cund where they bad hid it. The large diamond ring is still missing. Rev. Theodore 8. Wynkoop, pastor of the Western Presbyterlan Church, on H, between 19th and 20th streets northwest, last evening bad & reception by his congregation at the Church, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion, Chief Justice Drake, of the Court of Claims, for the congregation, warmly wel- comed the pastor home. Mr. Wynkoop feel- ingly returned his thanks. Rev. Dr. Bullock. chaplain of the Senate, who has filled the pulpit during Mr. Wynkoop’s absence, also made some remarks, ‘The solemnities of the “‘month’s mind” for the late Rev, Felix Barottt took place at st. Augustine’s Crurch yesterday. Requiem mass Was celebrated, with Rev. Father Rabbia, of Baltimore, as celebrant; Rev. Jonn D. Boland, seacon, and Father Leonard,of the immaculate Conception, sub deacon. Father De Ruyter, a8- sistant pastor at St. Augustine's, was master of ceremonies. Mr. Roberts, the retiring janitor of the Cor- coran building, was, yesterday, presented with a gold watch and chain by the tenants of the building. Sudden Death of a Well-known Citizen. Mr. Robert G. Yewell, grocer, at the corner of 9th and M streets northwest, was found dead in his bed this morning, about ovclock, at his residence, No. S12 M street northwes", by his father and confidential clerk. He had beea in the habit of ore] about 6 o'clock, and as nothing could be heard moving in his room, his door was forced open. Coronor Patterson held a post mortem examination this morning, and found that it was a case of congestion of the lungs, and gave a certificate accordingly. Mr. Yewell was about 95 years old, of temperate and steady habits, and retired last night bout 2 o’clcek, in his usual health, so far 43 known. He came trem Montgomery county, Md., to the District in 11 A Wife’s Suit for Divorce. HER CHARGES AGAINST HER HUSBAND. Mr. F. H. Howe has, for Sarah A. Burlingame, filed a bill for divorce from the bonds of mat- rimony with Franklin Burlingame. She sets forth a pasriage at Providence, R. I., in 1860, and their resi cruelty and faflure to maintain her, deserting his family on the 26th of Marcn last, leaving her destitute, and finally with aduitery with one Myra Hall, a spiritual medium living in the house with him on Pennsylvania avenue, be- Tween 24 and 34 streets. She charges that about eight years ago he abandoned the Chris- Uan church and became a spiritualist, and from that time ceased to be elther a good husband or kipd father, and became abusive to his call- Greb; and in consequence of bis faflure to sup- Port bimseif and family she has been forced to labor beyond her strength, Alexandria Affairs, [Reported for The Star.) Home Carirat.—One of the causes which is supposed to retard the prosperity of Alexan- ria ts the want Of capital. The amount avatt- able through the banks, according to the last monthly statements, 1s as follows: 1st National Bank, Capital, surplus and profits, $133,156; de- Posits, $493.236; total, $616 402. Citizen's National ank, capital, surplus and profits, $120,959; de- pests, $196,050; Tota), $317,030, Germa’ i, ank, (approximation), capital, $100,0/ posite, $125,000. Business Loan Association, (approximation), $200,000; making in all the BUM Of $1,533.500, Before the late war, accord- ing to an estimate recently made by one of our leading fnancters, the three city Danks had a Capital, eurplus, &c., of about $1,200,000; the deposits of the three banks with those of the Alexandria Savings Institution, reached $751,000, meking & commercial capital avaliable’ for Icans, &c., of almost $2,000.000. Though the sum 1s now much less, there has been lately some shrinkage—one of the banks having*re- duced its capital trom $125,000 to $100,000. The building assoclations, too, while doing a brisk business in their first years, have found bid- ders few as the assoclatious grew older. PROSPECTING.—Among the companies which have lately been prospecting in this neighbor- ood and examining sites for factories, are the Norway Iron Co., the Wilson (patent) Furnac3 Co., and the Vapor Heating Co, There 1s, als the prospect of the establishment of a fine ta: ning and glove manufactory, and additional car works on private account. BUILDINGS AND BUILDERS.—There are seven. dwellings now in Progress of erection here aud foundations for three more will be lald next week. All our building artizans and mechanics are now employed, many of them finding = in the neighboring counties and in Wash- on. "ASSED UP.—Two schooners with ice for Washington passed up yesterday. THE Vacancy IN CounciL.—There will be no special election to fill the vacancy in the vre- Sent council, occasioned by the death of H. V. Daniel. The new council on assembling in July will order the filling of the vacancy. MAYOR'S OFFICE.—A s0-calied man for beat- pe his wife, is the only case at the station Ouse, A FATAL DUEL. One Dead and One Dying: MEMPHIS, TENN., June 3.—A shooting affray occurred at Seaatoba, Miss. Wednesday atter- noon between Pres. McCracken, deputy chan- clerk of Tate county, and a barber named Blount which resulted in the k! acken. Yesterday Hil you,"and. drew bia wisloL ‘Megpasksa you,” anc oy stepped ‘inside a store and came oucgih & pistol, when Blount remarked: “Pres., give me @ chance.” McCracken lowered his pistol, and as he did 80 Blount fired. McCracken returned the fire, and each fired uhree shots. McCracken fatlana not expected to ve, Ho sayy sate ex] ve. He came - atoba three months ago. —___. Railroad Building in Texas, GaLvEsTON, TEX., June 3.—The News has the following special dispatch dated San Anto- iy: The K of the International nio, yester and Great inican, Medina county. Tae at the rate of a mile ‘ne track of the Galveston, Harrisbu: Antonio road, ruan Parallel wil the International and Great Nérthern for ten miles, reached Leon, nine miles west of this city, yesterday. —___ Continuance of the Five Per Cents. RETURNING BONDS TO HOLDERS WHO SENT THEM AFTER THE LIMIT HAD BEEN REACHED. ‘The loan division of the Treasury department 4s engaged in returning five per cent. bonds ts bonds for continuance at 3% per cent. A large number of packages Containing such bonds yet remain in the department unopened. great amount of extra labor caused by the comeing: ance of the five and six lower Fate of interest will Recessarliy Gens sae lence here since 1:64, and that, | they have four children. She charges him with | ‘OITY ITEMS. Argand Ol} Stoves. Perfect in all detafls. Sold on trial at Moran's, 426 9th st. n.w., ana 2126 Pennsylvania ave, ‘xlso, Tefrigerators, Water coolers,&c. 5 = Brain and Nerve. peg —_ rer, ae &. $1, at Druggists, 450 Pa. ave. Freeh. butter churned every , and delivered in 3slbs. “Ward” prints, 35c. | Also, Eweet milk se: por qe Gream” 100. pint. LADIES GOODS. A. B. SCHOFIELD, | 1096 SRVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. | GENT FoR Tae, UNIVERFAL FASGION OOMPANY'S PERFECT eExaie PATTERNS. re it an ideas from the London and Paris Fashion centers. Also, Agent for BRIGGS & QO'S PATENT TRANSFERRING PAPERS—ti eapest. best and quickest msnner cf Stamping goods of ail for braiding and Embroidery. Afull stock, de ‘ef all kinds co) a. Ganeat ry . coomeasy onhand. Stamping By mantown*, Zephyr, Saxony. &c. N.B Just crtered.—Will have in store in a few days @ very full assortment of the finest Eng'i: era shades. Kubber Goods of all kiuds a A fuil stock of Briggs & Co.'s Transfer Papers at Mre. Annie Jeffries ‘Pry Gocds, Fancy ‘and Mili Dery store, 2138 Pepneylvania ave. northwest. N. B.—The Kensington Btiteh taught here. m23 — eam ees wgase Br Coun Bomaem = . OLOUD a. NINTH STENUINE Tih THREAD it variety. at ular an : RELIABLY GOUDS AND LOW. PRICES. CORBET on, at wen ner epog BAOQUES, ‘our own Man : LADIES’, MIRSES’ and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, In New Design . THOMBSON'S VENTILATIN' for hot weather. m27 POUCA et ian F Sreuers. THE LARGEST AND FINEST Selection of SUMMER RESORTS. ps rorsT BoTEL, Sr. Bany's County, MaRrtaxn, Oren for of rucets Jows 157m, underthe Teception manager : MBS. Thavens- —— ‘The Hotel has just been thorough!s ren. ovated, furnished and supplied with ‘conve. Elence for the comfcr of waesta, and ina Rret-cea Sum mer gel for families. 82 per day, rot : yer we 4 835 per month Special arrange- ments made for families. Daily communication ‘with Washing! timoreand Norfolk by the fine Moseley, ee » Lady of the Lake ang Jane ‘For further information addrees "- MRS. JO2. TRAVERS, 3e2-2m_ Piney Point, St. Mary's M OGAN HOU ALTOONA, Pa., On Mars Ling Pewnsriyania Ramroan, Amid the most picturesque scenery of the Alle- ehenics. Its large, airy, elegantly fnrnished rooms and 80; cuisine render it one of the most desirable rerorts in this state. Tourists esst or west can obtain axood mii s rest and a Caylight view of the Alleghonics by epping at the ——. iret clase music, & For circular coutaining terms of bosra, &e., sides WD. TYLER, Jel 2m Superiatendent. N** MOUNTALN HOUSE. CRESSON SPRINGS, Camenia Co, Pa, On the Summit of the Alleghenies, 2,20 feet above Sea level. within nine hours’ ‘ride o1 ‘Washington. By the erection of a new and elegant, Hotel the accommodations at this OHARMI nd RESORT have been greatly en and improved. ‘The drainage aud water eupply are perfect. Pas- fienaen Mlevator, Electric pelle, new Rath and Bil- Hard Rooma and Children’s Lining and. Play Hoors have been added to the equipment of the La and ithas been elegantly furui#hed through- &e , &e. ‘or Circular contain'ug Analysis of the and full information, address _— Jel-2m. W_D. TYLER, Supt. IVER_8PRINGS pow for re-eption of BOARDRES from JGNE Ist to REP- TEMBER lst. Ample facilities for bost. ing, fishing, bathing, crabbing; frait in ome BIRAW G@OD8, FRENOH FLOWERS, OSTRICH PLUMES, FANOY BIBBONS, Erc., South of New York, at MRS. J. P. PALMER'S, a1O7 F St. Bet. Lith and 18th sts. 2 -MONOGRAM AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES aT LOWEST PRICES. mis EW SUMMER GOODS —French Pat- fern Bonnets and Hats, Millinery Noveities, Silk Wraps, Street and Traveing Wraps, Under. garments at Greatly Reduced Pri ‘the Dest Corsets. Lawn and, Percale | Wrappers, Lawn and Gingham Suite, Black Damasse Suits, $42. a fixe assortment of Parasols and Gloves, Parisian Novelties in Neckwesr, Black and White Laces in gregt variety, Ladiesand Misses Bathing Suits and Cape, and a carefully selected tine of Parisian Novelties; best Epglish Needles, 4 papers for 20 centi ME. WASHINGTON, (ONAELE DBESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, m [4°] SHOKS., Zor 80 Saya I shall offer my entire stock of WIE GOODS st a4 DIBOOURT OF TEN PEK OENT. JA8. H. VEBMILYA, febi3_ G10 Ninth st., opp. Patent Office. BOOTS AND SHOES. BEAD! READ!! READ We intend closing our businers 5 early a5. possible. With that in view, w from this! date £61! NY AND ALL OF OUR STOCK LOWEST MAREET PRICES, DISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN PER CENT OFF F2R In store, & large, wel -assorted and fine stock of MigsEs’. ¥s' CHILDBEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES. Suitable for Sammer, Fa'l and Winter wear, To which the attention of OASH BUYERS is respectftlly cal'ea, B27 From this dite no Lew accounts opened. 827 After June 30th our books closed to all. EDWARD L. BURNS, 1109 Penn’a avenue. MARKET SPACE, WwW FOR LADIES’ SUMMER WEAR, In Low-Quar‘er Shoes and Slippers. JO. Bennett & Barnard’s. Fine English Oxfords. Fiftn avenue Ties. Newrort Button. Regents ard Grecisa Button. ALL FINE AND STYLISH. A Fpecial Bargain in Men's Hand-Bewed Low- Quarter Ehoes, ef 68.00 per pairs W. H. RICH, 717 MaBKET Space. jel. 6t wi? jet AKE RO MISTAKE. Tae eee Zoe moe eros pe PES BES dow « EXHIBITED ED A UAB AD OF IN WaSHINGTON. len” and aasde: Leste Sandals. a Bhi SES FINE KID Sil Ohijren’s Feb. Button Botid, 8 to 10, OHILDREN’S GOOD SPRING. One aeen Styles of Gent's Fine Low Shoes. at + teeeeerneesee eB tO 85.50 (Oz. sn Oe GEO. MoOARTRY. er entire BOBS FS stock AND SHOES at cost Gall sary, be- mrehae where, snd” seoure Darga WG. GIESLEWS, 1021 7th stroot hw.” maar80-20h R. DUPARE'S CATARRH REMEDY OUR«S every case of Catarrh. Price, 25 cents. Try it, Dr. Dupare's Blood and Liver Pills remove all Dilions disorders. Price, 25cents. Mrs. D ‘Asicomb'’s Lung Balm cares colds, coughs, 3: consumption. Price, 25 and 60." cents. Dr. uupare's never-failing Pile Remedy cures blind, bleeding ard itching piles." Price 50 cents Fi sale at Weetern Medical Depot, G16 West Balti. more st., Battimore, Md., and drugaists. mar2\-4p Re LINEN COLLARS 82,00 PER DOZ. ALso, EXTRA QUALITY WHITE SHIRT, 81.50 EACH. W. 8. TEEL, m2R 988 Pont. avenue, am28__988 fant. avenue NE CELLULOID TRUSS; that never breake, eee CHAS. FISHER’S, 623 7th street northwest. Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the wants of lady patrons. = m2 IRON BITTERS. BROWN’S IRON BITTERS TRON BITTEEs, {208 requir A true Tonio. jeis, Indixes- — dmitient IRON BITTERS, ae Complete se ea Btrength- ner, (1528. Bure Appetizer. abtndance. Terms, $1.25 per day, over four daya; shorter time. $1.00 per day. Address Du Re BLACKISTONE, River Springs P-O.. Md Pas. fergera on Arrowemith land at Coltoa’s whart. 3m Es G7OCRTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J —Onas. Dvery, of Continental Hotel, Philagel- phia, Manager. Greatiy enlarzed and im proved,additional rooms, new restaurant, new biliard room and ‘bowling alley, passenwer elevator and electric belis. Comfortable accommo- dation for 1,000 gneets. Music by Simon Hassler’ celebrated Orches*rs Opens Jane 25, 1841. Beom Clerk, HARRY DENISON, late of the Girard, Philadelphia, 5 ‘2m OLB'S HOTEL, COBB'S ISLAND, VA. Surf Bathing, Fishing. Snipe Bhooting, This Hote: in reopered for the Feception ¥/ vintors. Terme r day, $12 per, week, 835 per month Route trom Nort Fcint per steamer. Northampton to Uherrystoae every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday. For fur- ther information address m31-1n J. T. SPADY, Proprietor. DEER HOUSE —Most deitzhttat location in the Sta‘e: scenery beau'ifal; ca pass throug the town to Gettyaburt. Ta. Die eupplied from country market. Charges moderste. Bus to and from depot irs, For information apply to Mrs. E.. RIDGELY, Hanover, m3i-Im CAMEL BOUSE, ASBURY PARK, NEW JER sit BEY, will reopen June 1%, 188). ‘The known as one of the most de ein Asbury Fark. ‘Two mihntes m_ Bes Rest the walk fro} ch and Bathing Grounds; ea. The honee has been enl Several new zoos added and refurni-hed. spring Bede, 14 Mattresses, etc ; Bath Booms, Hot and’ Goi erect drainaze Gas throughout Im- proved kitchen facilities. Greatly enlarged dinin room and sumptuonsly provided tabi-, will ri ‘or Old iare aac Firet.clees 'n all ite ¢ saat wilores uve 8 : THOS. PARLEY, ensops douring ten rooms @ ill address for 1881. For ctrcal reas for 188 fe WILLIAM R. DUNHAM, Proprievor. ‘This ry A5th for the eutertainment of 8 SUMMER RESORTs. VONGRESS H. Jel-eokat = sreetin Atloote City, 8 3 sane OPEN ON EATUuDAY, Jone w ¥. Menecer. THOS. CHARE, Cash: N& #0) opristora, Leet mM30-eotje16 Pu 7 Z RENOVO HOTEL, KENOVO, CLINTON COUNTY, PENNA. favori mcuntalp resort will open. By oy 10th for u Teception of BU M MAR BOARDERS. Good trout and bisck bass ™S0-4teo MBUN E. _ — KANE, DENNSYUVANTA, ON TRE PHILADELPHIA & BRIE BAULKOAD: ER VISITO™s Superior sccommo- @ations are <ilered.Heantifnl fares b Pure sirend watkr A convecient resting-piace for travelers Excellent trout fishing and guo- ldrese - G8O. W. JACKSON, Manager. uu. D. T. MORGAN, Musical Director. - No mosquitos. Rates requ Popular mountain resort will ose ning. For circulars ad 130 4teo STOWS WEST POINT HOTEL (FORMERLY O0ZZENS», WEST POINT ON THE HUDSON, Opens for the Seasom May Sist. o Fancenget Bitnicr aaa al wer ea een Yenlences. Diayrams may be pees and zooms eugaged st the aR | | ap20-eo2m H. ORANSTON Proprietor, bas MOKTOO Tn aGa = SULPHUR MoxToowEny County, Va. ‘This fsmous Summer Resort has been Jeared by Mre. mM. J. OOLLEY, of the Bamilton House, ‘will be ‘opened JUNE 1 fcr the reception of guests J hess apriuxe are the most attractive and home like Summer inthe Mountains of Virginis, Roun tickets at reduced rates fol jand railroad Bie mala ad description, address Spriaga or Ocrner 14th and K streets, Washington, BIGHT BOL taint ™m20-im 3 Se ecrersorialen 2” a beets me Peewee fe ‘Wil open JUNE l6rn, 1881. week. Billiard and Pool .__ Bend for cirouler. WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. viEW, BETWEEN CAPES HENRY ND CHARLER, And 20 minutes ride by rail’ from Nor- folk. Traineevery hour. New and elo. nt seasice resort Riewantly furniehed - and Boething not surpassed oa the Atlantic coast. The undersivned assures the public that Ocean View wll be Bept Srat- usr, Board @2.50 per day, and liberal mente made for parties by the we k or % Letters or telegrams to J. A. Kennedy, Ocean View, Va., will reocive nromptattentioa’ Bante and Fishing Tackle, Billiard Ssloon, Bowling Alleys, eto. mdtim J. A_ KENNEDY, Rroprietor. MEMPEREMAGOG HOUSE, NEWPORT, VT commending a mswnificent view of ‘the lake and mountains Newly fitted up supplied with steam and gas; accom ay 1 wonth ¢ modates 400 guerts. £3 ver 0 to por week. bpecini rates to family. CHAS. a - BON, ¥ m17-2m kee OCKWOOD HOUSF, HARP’R’s FERRY. W. Va, Mus. 8. E. LOVETT, Pro- etrese, Fi, elevation: fine soenery ; le supplied frow country: shine. ‘Lerms $5 per week. terme. “Adcriss theabove. Open Jaae 1, wi. mi4-im* anager. the best of rearide resorts. Apply early and secure choice of rooms. Address MRS. M. D. CAHILL, ‘Third avenue and Kingsley street, Asbury Psrk, NJ. m30-20 (onaRess HALL, CAPE MAY. J Uxequsled locstion, substantial buil4. biz: Ng ing, new fnri iture, prompt and atientive sery elevator, electric bel:s. A TABLE OF PARTIOULAR EXCELLENCE. ‘The Orchestr= will be conducted by Mr. Zimmer- ‘man. H. J. & G. B. CRUMP, Of Colonade Hotel, Phiiadetphia. Opens June 25 m28-24 BEAUMONT HOUSE, corner Atiantic and Virwinia avenues, N J. House entirely renovated and under hew management. Terms moserate ~ W. STRONG. proprietor, (formerly of Baltimore.) m27-2m = “ BBIGHTO. ATLANTIC CITY OPEN ALL THE YRAB, Hot and Ccld nea Water Baths and all Fe modern conveniences. m97-Im F. W. H&@MSLEY & SON. & O. SUMMER RESORTS. '° 4 ONORELAND ASD DEER PARK. These well known and popular Hote’s will be open for the Teception of sucsts Jane 15th. D at Eutaw ‘furth: address at Eutaw Howe, Baltimore, Md.. until June 1th. After ‘that Aate at \d or Park. m25-tJe!5 0. 8. WOOD, Manager. ASTFORD Hal OHD. MARYLAND, UE: Will te oven JUNE 10 for reception “teat Fe articulars address mime SAM'L NORRIE, Proprictar- —m2tim"___BAM'L KORRIS, Proprietar._ HE BEDFORD MISEBALSPSINGS T Hore OPENS ON TRE STH OF JUNE. JABON STOCKBRIDGE, of the old Fountain and Guy's Hotes, Manager. Round trip tickets, at low raton, to be had at railroad offices, and baggage checked, thron; oaeerecrinerna. tn. tect: a Sarath com ee be strictly ed to those who ‘are, was or : extal a all others, with the exception of rermanent resi- of the county and those who pay for th Rooms can be engaged by letter to THE ANDEB- SON BEIES, Bedford Svrings, Pa. Pamphlets Becford Water can be had at General Agencies, viz: A. 8. Shafer. 49 North Charles st , Baltimore. Md. ; ©. B. Shafer, 1010 F Ws D.0.; and Shafer & Go, 1003 Breh et Philaselphi reh st, ‘ell m23-Im Ti! IDERSON HEIRS, Prop're. it our rt ol ‘HE Al T™= BYGEL HOTEL, OLD POINT COMFORT, VA., 23-Jm Claas ; Sccomm< 350 tele hic cable. ‘rend for Ulustrated circular. 0. 8 Mal. -N, Manager. mié im ITED STATES HOTEL, tat SARATOGA SPRINGS. Beason |» Open fi of 1881. ee JUNE 12 16-1m TOMPEINS, GAGE & 00. YA.—2,000 BAe ene Vast wo n Junot. For parteulsrs SP! ., Harrisonburg, O. 4, SPEINERL, Treas, Va 01 "> W. 8. SP RIB a DerorP. 0., Vico, ‘Will be opened FIRST OF JURE, | Epo", House %4_©.JOBDAR. ROCK ENON ereiies AND BATHS, howe tor ramilies. For circwars aud terms Panag mIl-3m__401 9th street, Wi PABK HOTEL, f 4 : 4 [AMSPORT, Pa., per week. The Hotel and surroundings are very att vi Grounds handsomely iaid out with flowers an: fountains, shaded by grand old forest oaks—do- Geer dd to their beauty, A cooler and prettler bomefor the hot months, eannct be found freedom, with OPEN JUNE 1. Telegraph in the hotel. A delightful No Bar. WILL 88 to #15 p the mountains. A fi abundant supply of the farm produce, esta With aliberal manacerment tans the: Park Hotel a very desirable place to epend part of the summer, oron your journey to Niswars Falls or Seratowa, per ¥, 2. it W.. break your trip at Willlaamport. THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD. (Sew Broav Gaver Boure ) Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTI9 CITY, Isnow running fast express trains of Elezant Pas- Senger Coaches and Parlor Care, (ix wHi0n THE OFance yor SKAT Has UEEN REDUCED To 26 CENTS ) THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 90 MINUTES. Pareergers from Wasbington will take the through, tains of the Believe and botomes Ie B., or Baltirore and Ohio R. R. to Phila- Geiphia and arrive at Pernsyivania Rail road Station, 32d and Market atreets, or at tae Pitt ington and Baitiwore Railroad Sta- Washiegton Avenuer, where a yr street cars conpect Duion Tranefer Cosches o direct to Station of the Weat Jersey Bailcoad at Foor or Marnnr S2neK7 through tickets, bargage checks and full tn- formation apps ss follews: Ne and Peun. ave, ktation Baltimore and Polomsc . K., corper 6h and B eta , 69 Ps. avo, 1351 Pa. ave., Station Baltimore and Ohio Ra'lras’. FRANK THOMSOS, General Manager. J.B. WOOD, Gen'l Pass'r_ Agent m2l-Im LAKRENDON HuT BARATUGA EPRINGH, Wao, ‘il open for the reception of guests June 1, with improvements and new passenger elevator. rates for June. HARBIS & LOSEKAM. a) Willard’s Hotel, Warhington, and Hotel Brighton, “Oharies Lone Xam, pro} t Owen House and Maison Doree, m7-2m. OUBLING GAP tickets. Address J. W. WHELFR, iewvil e, Cumberland county, Pa. m19- ‘EW WINDSOR CO! | ifloent shade + view Biue Ridge; Sulphur Springs, tal ire M. M. HEI 609 7th street: PALMEE's AMERICAN GINGER ALE, 4 SUPERIOR SUMMER BEVERAGK. EQUAL TO THE BEST. BETAIL P4ICB, $1.00 PER DOZEN. For sale by Dealers generally or by the Manufss- SAWL ©. PALMEEH, Depot and Factory, 1834 89th et., 2 West Washington: api? SHOBINGEE'S ontepnaTen SAPP atthe OBGANS. Bold to Everybody and Cal and examine them at GIDEBY T. NIMBO's, mi? 423 ith &. norsh west.