Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1881, Page 4

THE £VENING STAR. TUESDAY.. crseceeese- DUNE 7, 18810 The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIAF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘WASEINGTON. D. C., June 7, 1831. 9:30 & m. For the middle Atlantic’ states, warmer, cloudy, rainy weather, winds mostly southerly, lower barometer. More Rain To-morrow. ‘The chief signal officer furnishes the follow- ing special bulletin to the press:—Rain has ion; fair weather has prevailed in the south- ern states apd New England. In the past two @ays more then four aud one half inches of rain have fallen at Des Motnes, lowa. There hhas teen a considerable fail of temperature in the Missouri valley, and a considerable rise 1n the Ohio valley. The temperature averages ten degrees below the mean for the month in the lake region, middle states and New Enq- lend. The winds are generally Ught, and the southern states southerly. The indications are that on Wednesdsy fair weather wilt prevatl in the gulf states, and rain in New England, and possibly rain in the middle states. EANGE OF THE THERMOMETER LOCAL NEWS. | ‘Two Cemetery Meetings. THE LOT-EOLDERS AT GLENWOOD. A meeting of the lot-hold-rs of Glenwood © metery was heid last evening tn the chapel of the Y.M.C.A. building, Judge Bartley in the ebalr, and Mr. L ome bop 38 oe folowing trustees Were e! : T. W. Bartley, Ths. a Fisher aud Jobn McCielland. The apiual rt to May 31st was presented, show- ing: receipts, $4,376 27, including $1,683.43 from Ag of lots, $265 from sites, and $1,516 for opan- ing graves; disbursements, $4,099 90; balance in hards of treasurer, $717.25; due for lots sold, $619, number of interments, 277. The se Stated that they had arranged for a om ged of water, a weil having been sunk in which there 1g 13 feet of water, anda wind mill will be erected toraise it. Mr. J. S. Brown moved that the meeting endorse tie action of the trustees in ailing vacancies on the board by the appoint- ment of Messrs. L. Ciephane and G. T. Keen; adopted. After some informal discussion as to er improvements—the plotting into grave lots an additional 30 acres, &c.,—the meeting adjourned, ANNUAL MBSTING OF OAK HILL LOT-HOLDERS. The annual meeting of the lot-holders of the Oak Hill Cemetery was hela yesterday at the superintendent's office, in the grounds, Mr. Charles M. Matthews, president, in the cheir and Mr. James Gcsler secretary. The report of the secretary showed the year’s work, end- rl 50, as follows: Balance on hana Apilt ?, 1SS0, $3,509 27; receipts from all sources f r a Fast year, $15,401.45; real e: tate nctes pald, 716, . ‘otal, $3: ‘xpenses, $12,239.95; investments, $16,500; total, $15,739.25, Balan $3,187 46. Investments to the present tme, $90,883.24. Interments for the year, 246; pre- ¥ious Lumber of imterments, 4,533; total, 4,734. The superintendent and treasurers, report Showed the following: Bode 3; number of sites re-sodded, 22; foun- dauons for monuments snd head and foot stones, 42; lmeal feet of sewer ditched, 954; Equare feet of roadway paved, 39; square yards of avenues and walks g:aveled, 3,642'¢; square feet of flag stone, —; brick lald, 65s; shade and evergreen tees planted, 16.’ The presi- dent, after review ing the reports of tus ofticers im ils anpual statement, says: “The kindly agsistance of al who are Inter: s’ed 1s invoked in aid of the « forts of the beard t2 prevent tue abuse of the inawigence new ;ranced to those desiring to v sit the grouncs cn Suaday. It is feared ibat among the many persoas who avail of the privilege of thus visiting the cematery on that daj are not afew wuo fail to ovserve the picprieties ef the time and place of the Visit.” The object of th 8 request 1s to cail at- texticn to the {ast that many persons who are Permitted to visit the cemetery on Sunday go foraging !n the lots and pluck the flowers. To such an extent bas this conduct goae that now on Sundays watchmen are placed In the waits to keep a surveillance over the visitors to the cemetery. The annual election resulted in the Te-election of the old board of managers, a3 foliows: Messrs. W. M. Galt, Joon C. Hark- ness, Charles M, Matthews and Wiillam L. Duniep. Military Notes. ‘The Washington Light Infantry Corps had a Grill last night with 143 men fm line. At the east front of the Capitol they attracted a large crowd to witness their evaiutions; amid march- ing up the avenue, battalion front, they elicited Tounds of applause, The National Rifles held a spectal meeting after drill last evenipg, and elected several honorary members, The company decided to celebrate thelr anniversary, June 9, by a parade. The company will assemble at the armory at 6 p.m. in fatigue uniform for the fame. They aiso decided to assemble for drill this evening. -THE CORNELL Unrvsrstry EXAMINATIONS. ‘The regular examinations for admission to we University are held at Ithaca, N.Y.,10 Jane aid September; but for the convenieace cf those residing at a distance examinations will Be held June 14 at the Fiantlia g2too1 balid— ing, in this city, for three days. A small pamn- pb et. giving the times and places of eatrance €xamisations for isi, tae requirements for admission, abd the entrance papers for Juue, Iss0, Wil be sent to any address upon appilca- on to the tre: Tr of Cornch Univers:iy, N.Y. See advertisement uniter “#1u- ‘THE Rr. REY. Bisuor Gitmorr, of Cleveland, Oh:o, indorses St. Jacobs O11 for rheumatisa, tf ———-_— ROUGH TREATMENT OF AN INSUBORDINATE Boy.—A litule colored boy, named Geo, Dixon, while playing on a pile of lime yesterday af- ternoon at the corner of 10th and L streets, was oi dered off by the iaborer in charge of it, Geo. Johnson, who, when the boy refused to go, trw heavily to the ground, rendering him unconscious Getting alarmed, Johanson Yan off, aad was pursued by both colored end white men. He was arrested by Officer Haili- man in a house in Blagden’s alley and lockea up in the sixth precinct station-house. In the Police Court this afternoon Mr. Coyle stated to the court that he had received a cer- tificate from Dr. Rice stating that the boy was not able to appearincourt. Mr. Coyle asked the court to continue the case until Saturday under $20 ball, which wasdone. He was com- mitt] in default of bond = 3 PRICES are hard to beat. Remember gD, No. 730 7th street, t Saxus: ‘the red sij AN OLD SOLDIER SgUaNDEKING His Psyston ‘Menzy.—An old selater named Wm. Garey yes- torday received bis pension money—$i2—and afterwards went into a rum mii! on Penosylva- nia avenue, where he met the usual force of bummers, who fell upon him for a gexeral treat al around. He was weak enough to wast several dollars on this crowd, and, geti Pretty full himself, one of the party, alleged, ran his band tnto his pocket wilere hts raoLey wes. A quarrel followed, and Ofticer Breen arrested the soldier and Chas, W. Siaith and Iccked them up for a hearing, —— FUSSELL's ice cream. t THe PRorosED Y. M. C. A. Rewovar —The managers of the Young Men s Caristian Agso- Clation met last night, and Messrs. &. F. Simp- gon, E. W. Wocdruff and Chas. Lyman, we con mittee appointed at the last meeting to look for bew quarters for the assoclation, re- ted that they had several buildings in view thad not yet selected one. Tne committee Was continuc«| and requested to report further at the next meeting. The question of removing Was again thoroughly canvassed, and the dis— cussion that tock place showed a unanimous fecling in favor of a change. It was stated that The impression with the public that tuey owned the Y. M. C. A. Duliding operated to shut off Mnancial ald. REAL ESTATE Satz.—Thomas Dowling auc- tioneer, soid Zesterday afternoon, for Fred. W. Jones and Henry ‘inhorn, trustees, lots 25 and 26, in Riggs’ subdivision of square No. 210, Together with the improvemenis, to Bidiey Barlow, for $1,5¢0.' This property ts located on the norih side ot Rhode Island avenue, between Jith and 15th streews northwest. Messi3. Duncanson Bros., auctioneers, gold yesterday atternoon for Reginald Fendail, trus- iee, part of lot 20, in square S20, having # front of 20 feet on A street, between éth and7ta se. with a depth of 136 feet 1 inch to an alley, aud ne by small frame, to W. H. Heuning, fOr $1,360, —o—__—_ A SOUTH WASEINGTON STENCH.—Patrick Sulll- van, Wm. Ryan, S. M. Jones and M. J. D, a Lae opie RAI eee , with cre and m: injurious to heal 6, Rear the Mabare place Arsenal. Inspector Dennis stated that a large number of citizens in South Washington have complained of this as an intolerable nutsance. The testimony showed that the manure wes BOs within 300 feetof a dwelling house, as this 1s the only ordinance under which the cases could be prosecuted, they were nollie Procequied. The court remarked that this did Rot necessarily settle the case; because If this is such am intolerable nuisance as it Is repre- Coy Lf the me gt — Wi §ct an Indictment from rand jury and Provecute the manure as a pubile nuisance. THE ConcREGaTiONaL CHURCH Will undoubt- secure a large and select for thelr mooniigat excursion next Friday ev . as it bec more gi known that ‘Washington's favorite Soprano, Mis Mianie guished ra are to vette, Audran, | Debbes, (horn generally fallen in Missouri, Iowa, and the lake | beta THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE LEGAL FRATERNITY. ‘The commencement exercises of the Law Schcol of the Columbian University take place at the National Theater to-pight, and will un- doubtedly be of great Interest. The exercises Will be as followe: Overture—College Songs, Suppe; Valse—Tou- Jours ou jamais, Waldteufel; sSelecuon—Oll- Invocation. “Romance - Felict solo by Mr. Tilleaux.) Annu: Address—The Hon. Wm. Lawrence, of unio, Caprice— hherd’s Dance, Hirth. o- ferring lames C. Welling, LL.D , pras- ident. Concerto—Fitth Atr for Cornet, DeBerio*, (by Mr. Wm. Jaeger. Of Prize3—The ion. Samuel F. Phillips, of North Carolina. Xylophone is from the Ringing Recks, Walter, (by Mr. F. W. Lusby.) Benedic- Uon. March—Class of ’sl, Sousa, The following are the officers, committees and graduates: Officers: Class cf 1881—Will Haight, presi- dent; W. A. Leztch, ist vice president; John Arthur, 2d vice president; J. M. Fox, secretary; J, M. Burrett, treasurer. Executive Committes—Eugene Rosia, chair- man; W. H. Chapman, Lanter Dunn, C.K. Hyde, R. A. Jobnston. G. D. Johnston, M. K. Page, S. D, Trimble, H. K. Willard. Commitise of Reception (from Junior Clas3.) L. H. Albrecht, G. Blair, B.C. Cavitt, C. R. Dear, Miles Fuller, W. E. Linn, L. W. Maxson, 7. J. Murray, T. W. Noyes, J. J. Crawford, T. L. Peissuer, H. W. Spofford, L. P. Sprigg, I. A. Talbott, W. E. Thi A. C. Fowler. Post Graduates—Degree LL. M.—William R. Bushby. Lewis D, Carman, C. J. Hayes, W. T. Kent, Wm. B. King, H J. Lauck, Woodoary Lowery, J. H. Mason, T, J. MacNamee, R. W. F. Ogilvie, Wm. S. Parks, J. H. Parsons, G. D. eermoys, J.D. Smith, P. C. Warmaa, W. W. raduates—Degree LL. B.—John Arthur, Pa.; C. F. Barrett, N. ¥.; P. W. Blazer, N. J. M. Henry Calver, Mass.; John Cannon, Conn.; W. H. Chanman, Oalo; Wa. Fennimore Cooper, Va.; C. W. Dorsey, D.C.; C. 4; Douglass, s. SC Lanier Dune, DG. 5K . F. C. Gregory, jr., Va; W! 'H. W. Harris, N. C.; Charles R. Hyde, Terv.; F. S. Hyde. Ten! WW. A. Jobueon, D. C.; Thomas J. Jonnaton, D.C. J. E. Latimer, Md. H ohn T. Lighter, jr.,.D. C.; HN. Low, D.C.; E. Mot D.C.; Oscar Nauck, Va.; M. K. Page. Me Hi. Parks, Wis.; J. A. -Perry, Col; J. R. rs, Md.; G20 Rol- ins, N. B.; Eugene Kosis, Pa.; W. H. Ruff, D. C.; G. W. Seaver, Vi; S. D. Trimble, D. P. Whittlesey, D. C.; H. K. Willard, D. William’, Conn.; D. Wit, Va. The Investigated School Teacher. NO REPORT YET PREPARED. ‘The taking of testimony ia the investigation Of Miss C. A. Lewis, one of the colored schocl teachers charged with holding improper rela- tions with a Mr. Marshal, has closed. The managers of the investigation—Mr. Wilkinson on the part of Miss Lewis. and Mr. Brooks on the part of the school board—now have the evidence before them from which a report will be deducted for greece to the inves'l- ating committee for its final action. A great leal of evidence has been taken. Some of the members of the committee on teachers of the public school board this morning flatly con- tradict the statement Epi fa a morning parer, to the effect that the committee having the case of charges against Miss Lewis, of public Schools, had come to any conclusion. They State that the committee closed its alttings last night for taking testimony, and adjourned toa future ume to review testimony; that no opin- fon has been expressed by any members a3 to the truth or falsity of the accusations. Suit for Damages Against the Dis- trict. ‘Theodore H. N. McPherson, a3 counsel for Mc, Amorett J. Clark, to-day entered suit against the District of Columbia for $20,000 Gamages for injuries received by the plaintit® on the 25th December, 1890, by which her thigh-bone was broken. She slipped and fell upon the street crossing where the snow ani. ice had not been removed, in endeavoring to Teach the 7th street cars, on south side of Pennsylvania avenue, whereby her -DIDe was so badly fractured that she could not move, and had to be removed in a carri to her home on Cap‘tol Hiil, From the injuries re- ceived she was confined to her bed for saveral weeks and is now only able to move about on crutches. She charges that the streets were ‘man unsafe condition, that the authorities Enew them to be unsafe, and that it was their duty to keep them in proper order. _—$—<————— ‘The National Fair in October. INTERESTING RUNNING RACES ON THE PROGRAM. The board of directors-of the National Fair Grounds Association met last evening, Col. Joseph McKibbin, vice-prealdent, in the chair, and Mr. Charles C. Duncanson secretary. It was decided to hold the annual fair, for stock and other exbibits, in October next, com- mencing on the isth and ending on the 28th of the month, and to have ranning races during that period. They propose to mak? the pee lberal and an object for owners of orses to bring their stock to the course. It is alo the intention to secure the presence of Luke Blackburn, the king of the turf, aud the few great leaders of the string of ‘runners Mes:rs. H. H. Blackburp, W. H. Morrison and Charles C. Duncanson were selected as a com- mittee to revise the premium list and prepare a catalcgue, A Superb Benefit Performance. The meiits of the performance to be given at Ford’s Opera House, Thursday eventag, oa the occasion of the Lenefit 40 the veteran lessee and manager, Mr. John T. Ford. would of them- selves be sufficient to entitle it to distinguished consideration. Such a galaxy of varied and brilliant stars, both-of the senior and junior generation, from our own city and’ abroad, ts seldom acgembicd within the confines of one litle theater. It will be remembered that Manager Ford, during his last season wri the National, gave us the treat of seeing John McCullough and Mary Anderson act together as “ Parthenia” and “Ingomar.” He now gi us On one and the same ae that quean of tragedy, Madame Janauschek; two bright, vivacious artists, Miss Minnie Palmer and R- £ Grabam, who made their first start upon their career under his auspices; the now lead- ing man of the famous Boston Toeater, Mr. Shewell, will appear as “The Old Guard,” and two of cur young towns people who are rapidly growing famous, owing to the same exceileat start In life, Mr. Robert L. Downing and Miss Clara Cole. As already announced, Janauscnek has selected the scene which of all her reper- totre perhaps most vividly illustrates her won- Gerful powers—that of ‘Mary Stuart” in the park at Fotheripgay, andthe meeting of the rival queens—Miss Rosa Hand appearing as “Queen Elizabeth.” Mr. Downing and Miss Coie will enact the senate scéne from “Othello,” @ production witch will be watched with the deepest interest by thelr many fridnds, Little Rosebud has aiso volunteered to appear in her delightful sketches, There will be two excel. lent farces—in all, four distinct performances, With the best support from the Ford compa- nics. The Washington public should not failto show appreciation of this feast of artistic gocd things, as well as prove that “auld acquaint. ance’ is n0t forgot, nor “the days of auld lang tine,” in the case of Manager Joho T. Ford. Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: . F. Hill to M. Valinda Chapman, sub 73, sq. ‘20S; $1,000, Cornelius Hopkins to George A. Melibenny, lot 56, sq. 96; $1,350. L. A. Cor- nish, trustee, to Washington Hatton, sub A. ~ 799; $——. Sameto Sophia H. Smith, sud b, do, $——. 8. H. Smith to W. Hatton, pt. 15, 7 190; $——. Mary H. Smith et al. to Caroline Chase, lot 3, section 3, Barry F: W.d, ‘ar m0; $150. Knott to Geor S. Knott, interest part 14, sq. 451; $716.39. John Sullivan to John Fegan, suo. 87, Bq. 640; $215, Just REcEIVED—20,000 limes from the is!and Ce CRITI NS. Reed's Sons, 1216 F street be he west. THE FEDERAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION held tts fifth annual meeting last evening, J. S, El- wards presiding, and Joun A. Prescott, secre. tary. Teport was presented’ show- ing receipts, $15,524.71; $7,408.65 dues on stock: $4,484 advances, and $1,998.55 in settlement of shares advanced ‘on. $15,926.60, Including $6360 advance] on 53 shares, abd $6,571 for redemption of 126 shares, The advance account shows $69,151 on 616 shares (53 during the year). Advarices repald on 259 shares (46 during the year), $26,370, leaving $42,754 on $57 shares. ‘The ‘net’ assets are $41,295.25. e original Dumber of share; was 2,340, number on the roll advanced on 457, do. not advabeed on 123, total now on roil’si0, Value cf each snare Of Stock, $30.97 (869 paid in). The Old officers were ré electad as fol jows: James S. Edwards, president; Aug. vice president; John A. Prescott, and treasurer, Joseph R. Eison, F. m, M. C. Barnard, Wiillam F. er. W. H. B. Kittson. C. C. Duncasson, R. W. Fenwick, Edwin Muller and D. B. Brenner, directors, A_ CONFESSED BURGLAR SENTENCED.—ThIS meraing, in the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, an a Diack entry Wi bie-| man, named Hi was th bu , in having on March 4th unlawfully en’ the house ot tte, at isit L street. He leaded guilty, Court being desirous of Enowin wheather be fully underattod what he was 5 to the case. Oa é ok Undergre: ‘Condensed Locals. . oom. | aiaacptaumvise cur oe soamet i, 3 iowa ‘The progress of the Mutual Telegraph convenience of persons i to witness Pay in extending Its wires through the sewers | the comtii races of the club. of the city is being watched with unusual in- The 'v Critic has been reorganized and terest. The residentsof Washington are inter- | in ted into a joint stock company, under ested In the experiment because it promises, it | the Dame of the “Evening Critic Publish succesful, the abo t of the iug Company.” The stockholders M.D. lishment Ham, J. L. Ringwalt, EB. M. Hi: A. GC. Bled eats Ee a ES, | Reade Ee an Om Will not tolerate the aerial = tres ok wires much lon; wires through the sewers. coatirg. Outside the will emerge fri system of running . The Mutual Company has men employed runuing their numerous wires which are intended to make ali the connections inside the eity are twisted in cable form and covered with @ non conductor and water-proot city limits these wires ipon poles. The cable made of the ‘under its new ene next week, in enlarged form. Mr. A. (. Buell will be in Sess Taira willbe under tho management at r ement ihe Homeopathic Medteat Society jt Ie teal met last night, ard Drs. Cate and Curtis were elected mem! and Dr. CharlessAllen was elected Vice-president to fill the ee. The laced U) hospital questio: 2 Prietea wires {8 attached firmly tothe arched ject met wea i Drs. atone verdt, roof or top of the sewer, and thus raisedabove | Cate and wese €] legates to the all int nee from water except in case of | Homeopathic Medical Institute, at its next floods, The cables are laid by men who are envelo in rubber clothing and provided with Bafety lanteros which have a narrow vent com- Tmup‘cating directly with the mouths of the laborers, artificial bg and strenguh belng ne- cessary in this work. The wires are down through the manholes of the sewers. The Managers of the company who devised this Dian already cleim that it 1s a complete cess. Amusements, Excursions, Etc. The Washington Swimming School on New York avenue, between 13th and 1ith streets, 1s now Ls The water is kept at a temperature of 85 during this cool weather. | Justice missin; ment The Washington Excursion Company give their first moonlight excursion of the sea- ‘be Mary Washington ‘will leave at 6:30 p.m. and return at11:30 p.ia. son next Thursday. ‘The Courts. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. ‘otomac Steamboat Company is issuing Special excursion tickets at very reasonable Fete to Richmond by water. See adverisc- meeting, to be held at Brighton Beach, N. on the 14th inst, f Sarah Moran has entered suit against M. D. games, T. B, Sullivan et al., of the Territorial Savings Loan and Building Association, for an account, and an injunction to restrain the man- aren Of the association from lessening her share of the assets by reason of any logs in con- peer ot the default of S. A. Terry, late etary. Rev. Dr. S. Domer and Mr. John C. Parker, ot St. Paul's Lutheran Church, delegates elected by the Maryland Synod to the General Syn03, which meets at Altoona, Pa., have left for that place, and wiil be absént about a week. The Franklin Fire Insurance Company has elected the following directors for the ensuing year: Dr. D. B. Clark, Jos. H. Bradley, Jas. C. F, B. McGuire, C. C, Duncanson, Dr, a Ph ee azarae ne erts, H. icDonald, George 3 J. Fisher ana Thos. £. Waggen of the Sover- At a meeting — Co-operative Association of city, held last evening, Allen Chappel was appotated marae to succeed A. B. Schofleld. sacod A the white man who stole $7 from John P. Evans, suc- will 2 In the Smithsontan Friday, Forsyth agt. Hibernia Butiding | erounds,-yesterday, was sentenced in the Association; argued and submitted. ” F esterday, Campbell agt, Wilson; 0] nto. wy Botice Court to-day to six months in Jail. fudge Mac. vig jatrTeplication substance. Burche agt. Wallach and Wallach | West Washington, nee Georgetown agt. Burche; argued and submitted. J. Camp- ‘THE GEORGETOWN Gas CoMPANy yesterday re- bell, ig suit. Crrcurr CourT—Judge James, Friday, Shillington agt. Stevens .& Co.; jarer, withdrawn. Colton agt, Windom; hi 9g commenced. ay, amend declaration. agt. Thom! United ment thereon. Beuft agt. Niedomansti dered that justice make additional return. Yesterday, Purce agt. Porter; judgment con- fess:d. Cotton agt. Windser; non-sult by Tiaintif. Pierce agt. Porter; judgment con- ‘d. Willard agt. Wood; leave to amend Starr agt fesse: ceclaration and file replication. Lee; jury out. PrRoBaTE Covrt.—Judge Hagner. Friday, estate of- Jared L. of collection issued to J. J. mlnistrator Evans; filcd. ee and admitted to john W. Piling appoint phans of George E. Mitchel! CRIMLWAL Court—Judge Cor, of the estate of Friday, unter, alias Kit Hunter, verdict guilt respited, nolle pros.entered, Saturday; Patrick Daly, sus forfeiture of recogni of costs. jury failed to agree and was disch: £. Kimpall, $20 and costs. Valentine Greser, unlk bay; motion to amend the information agreed and submitted. Yesterday, Jullus Fauth, and costs. Isaac H. Loc! ‘Wood, guilty. |, larceay; nolle pros entered as to Smallwood, laree son the second, eny; TeCogn! allas “Flip” Brown, burglary adm’r, agt. Nathaniel Wilson; opinion by McArthur allowing demurrer and dts- ear Lanahan agt. Young; leave to U States use of Lyle jpson et al.; award approved and judgment on awerd, Chandler agt. Smith; éx- ceptions overruled, award approved and le Elitott; lettors* Johnson; bond, $0,000, Estate of C. J. M. Rosenbaum: ord-r of publication issved. James H. Mar ap- ae special guardian to the orphans of ‘alter Evans; bond, $5,090. Estate of Wililam Ford; issues to be tried in the Ciroutt Court. Fetition of F, W. Evans to be appointed ad- Walter Will of Statlus Lane was fully robate and record. uardian to the or- ; notice of a motion for a new trlal. Isaac H. Lockwood, grand larceny; jury William C, Murdock, nulsance; unlicensed _ bar; Dleaded guilty; fined $105 and costs. Juitus Fauth, unlicensed bar; verdict guilty; sentence nded. Apna M. Nadin, unlicensed bar; zance set aside on payment Henry Christmaz, Sunday bar; not pes Samuel C. Carter, Sunday bar; the Sunday bar; verdict guilty; fae icensed unlicensed bar; Abraham White, burglarious entry; pleaded not guilty as to the first count cet a ohn |, Win. Woodson and Edward H.Dent, izances forfeited. Lewis John- and larceny (indicted with Lewis Mickens, heretofore con- victed); on hearing. 1,11. Lockwood, larcepy;not elected the old board of directors to serve for the ensuing yeér, as follows: William Bucknel, R. P. Dodge, Thomas Knowles, D. F, Robinson, 8. Thomas Brown, John H, Smoot, G. W. Crop- ley. Mr. W. F, Seymour was elected president, and Mr. G. W, Cropley secretary. VINDICATED BY THE Court.—In the case of I. H. Lockwood, on trial in the Criminal Court for the larceny of jewelry from the store of Lock- wood & Co., in this place, a verdict of not guilty wes rendered yesterday. Mr. Lockwood was de. | indicted for the larceny of proj which it ‘or- | Was developed by the witnesses for the prosecu- tion belonged to him. He entered the store on the afternoon of September 30 and removed the gocds (after taking counsel in the matter), hence the suit, the te ation of which is a complete vindication of bis course, seventh regular monthly meeting of the Tenth Building Association, heid last Ly ior at Go1- dard’s Hall, $1,500 was disposed of, being fitteen aa retired at the gtock value rates, $97 per are, THE CANAL TRADE.—Grain—Arrived boat M. C. W. Boyer with 3,000 bushels wheat and 1,000 bushels corn. Coal—Twenty-two boats lett Cumberland Saturday with 2,455,00 tons of coal for this port, as follows: Borden Co., 697.06 tons; Georges Creek Co., 459.17 tons; Consolida- ten Co., 304 11 tons; Hampshire and Balt. Co., 333.05 tons: New Central Co,, 227.18 tons; Blaen Avon Co., 112,06 tons; individual, 352,17 tons, ‘Tae GRAIN MakkRT.—2,200 bushels wheat Sold yesterday afternoon on ‘change at 1215, Joseph. Rodgers and Christopher Ss ister, “grand larceny OITY ITEMS. My Provision for this8ummer embraces a variety of interesting objects in wos Apparel for boyhood, youth, and man- ood. Iam offering some seasonable fabrics made up Info sults, with skeleton sacks, in the best style known to the eartorlal Profession, partic- ularly desirable for vacation lounging. have sults made from the wool of the black and white sheep, mingled with artistic effect, and specially notable for unfading beauty. Gentlemen who cannot find in the ready- made stock articles to please them, may b2 suited in the Talloring Department of the next floor, at a small advance on ready-made prices. . HENNING, 410 7th street, Prof. J. M. Heard, of New York city, member Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons of England; Professor of the Surgery of the Horse N. Y. Vet. College: Veterinary Surgeon of the 3d Avenue R.R. Co. of N.Y. City (2,500 horses), &¢., & take great pléasure in testifying a $105 not C., SAYS: to the val , - uable properties py by the Lie’g Oo. Flocana ooste: Abrabans yognsed bar; ned | “rnicaled Ertrac of Witch Hass. Moy oer «ntry; on hearing. John Smallwood, William | {ary suri eon or horse owner can afford to be Woodson and Edward H. Dent, larceny; recog- | Without it.” Cures speedy cuts, bruises, in- nizance forfeited. Lewis Johnson allas Fiip | Juries, sprains, pricks or bruises of the feet, Brown, guilty; notice of motion for a new trial. —.+__ Alexandria To-day. (Reported for The Star.] THE Tax cr 18Si—is0 CeNrs.—The finance committee of the city council met last nigh! fistulae, weeping eyes, shot of grease, &c. Be- ware of worthless imitations. Bepot 60 Maiden Lane, New York. Sold in fifty cents and dollar as reduced rates by the half gallon and gal- lon. Yellow, Dyspeptic, Nervous Invalids x grow strong, ruddy and healthy by the use of Chairmeu J.B. Smoot presiding. The cx Leblge Co's woe sedis mittee ectimated that some $4 n,o00 ot Real ae) Co.'s Coca, Beef Tonic. Beware of axed, and that and personal estate might be the city would get about $5,000 surplus from the ges worka,some $4.00 for rent of coal whart, fish wharf, mill ground, &¢ ; $5000 from bis! hess I'censts, $1,0(0 trom fines and dog tay which, with ‘other items, would a TOSS revenue of about frome wt ich $14,000 might be deducted delinquents, expenses of collection, &e., leaving $75,000 net. Of this itis now estimatea some $55,500 will be used for payment of interest on pubiic debt, leaving $39,500 to run the city for The tax to meet this was fixed Itis ten cents oa the the fiscal year. at $1.80 per hundred. hundred less than last year. No INcREASE.—The city officers here are poor- ly paid. The salaries beipg {rom one-fifth to id to similar offiversin the ‘The mayor receives only $800 per annum; the chief of the fire dopart- Per annum, and an Alexandria po- ike those which from $340 to $1,0S0 is paid toa District policeman; and certainly the District police is ot overpaid. It is understood that the estl- mates of the nance committes will provide for one-half the sums pa District of Columbia. ment, $50 liceman is paid $iS0 for service no increase of salaries. ConTRACT AWARDED.—The city grocery con- tract for supply of paupers during the next three months, has been awarded, by the com- mittee on poor, to Charles King, who, a3 an= nounced yesterday, was the only bidder. rates are about the same as those offered last ‘age, ten per cent less than paid for similar supplies in ordinary quarter, and are, as an aver: retall transactions, OPEN AIR CONCERTS.—The Alexandria Mu- sical Association opened last night its summer concerts at the new music stand in post oftce Square. The band has much improved, and its music and public spirit were both warmly The mayor this morning convicted Win. Brown, for carrying concealed weapons, and sentenced him to $50 fine or 9) ‘ger, & lad, was sent up for commended. Mayor’s Covrt.. days. Wm. Hambur; three months for stealing old iror. Beston Produce Excl has Uhat city in 1885, and six to c0-op erate WIth Of subject. 1,000 STYLES OF NEW LAWNS, WHITE AND TINTED GROUNDS, finest quality, yard-wide, 193s cents. * NEW LAWNS, only 5 cents. NEW LAWNS, only 64 conte. NEW LAWNS, only 8 cents. NEW LAWS, only 10 conta. REAL LINEN LAWNS, job lot, 18 cents. ENGLISH GRENADINES, Job lot, 10 cen:s. CHEVIOT Logie Ling Pista GINGHA MS, NEW, SHETLAFD SHAWLS—Cardinal, White and Bine. COMMENCEMENT DRESS GOODS. OW $22,000, ‘The hhange passed resolutions in favor of holding a world’s fair in ited & committee of committees on the Burneti’s Cecoane. THE DEST OF ALL HAIR DRSSSINGS, It allays irritation, removes all tendency to dandruff, and invigorates the action of the capillaries in the cee degree, thus: pro- moting @ vigorous and heaithy growth of hair. Its effect upon the glossiness and richness of the halr 1s such as cannot be surpassed. BURNETT'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS are the Dest. 8, tor Hough on Hats. thing acsired found at last. Ask Drug- The gists for Rough on Rats. It clears out rats, inice, Tonches, bea bugs, &¢., 15¢, boxes. = tu “Alderney Di ws es .9? Fresh ‘Alderney batter churned every morn- ing, and delivered in 3s1bs. “Ward” prints, 25¢. rib. Also, cheese, buttermilx and Eweet milk 6c! per de” Grom’ 100 pint LL THE RAGE! SHOSINGER'S CELEBRATED PAPTEY Rola to Rvers body and Evers body Delighted Osi and examine them at as SIDNEY T. NIMDT0's, ml7 422 7th St. northwest. eee OE Went COUSNINGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN, ReLt- sble HALTED, is prepared to do ali kinda of work in his lize. New SiLK HATS made to order, and old ones remodeled. Remember the nuraber— 740 8th street northwest. mad GQomETHING NEW IN HATS. VARIEGATED MANILLAS Just Received STINEMETZ, Harrzn, Jet 1237 Pennsylvania avenue. LPO! ‘ED te Datichttine ei vercail, Soeebelbuees S2 OOMP. LICORICE POWDER, for purifying the tor The blood and regulating the system, 250. per box, at 4. Ms KLOCZEWSHIS DRUG STOKE, marll 428 Sth st. m.w. _marll__438 9th st. nw. FX, SANITARY PLUMBING—Best Material tonal supertntendence. Wil wee aan seina ee uperintendence. ‘pect ani superintend the construction of nest else suiinrg jount oO; Work at a fair charge. Orders. for, anya Work prompily filled: "-°Jas- F- BRIEN. mom 419 sth ‘street northwest. fx -1 % town, D. 0. ar the Conduit None but first class mares want town. D 0. ‘ast fat For m9-Tro” Sp SxecemED BY PHYSICIANS. TROPIC. FRUIT LAXATIVE: India Linens, very fine, 20 and 28 te, ; Dotted — and Figured Swiss, 20 styles, at 25 ota. ; Persian, Lawns, French Muslins, Victoria Lawns, Stull’ | PREPARED FROM TROPIOAL FRUITS AND Muslin, ete., eto, Bik’ Damasse, Grenadines, —— 80 cts. 65 cts., 75 ots. ; Biack Dress PL 1.50, $1.78, 82; Colored Silks, ANTS. fine, £0 ofa. : ti Sees oy lied et Fr ve pe, ‘able Linens, Turkey ‘a Me’ linso, Napkins’ Bisa Uottens, Bea | 4 Delicious aud Refreshing Fruit Spreads, Summer Fiannels, for Boys’ —= Gothen, Stripe, Plaimraud Plaids; Mattings, White Lozenge, IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS NOW ON HAND. ©. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, Jet Bouth side, near 7th at. and Center Market. a Bid ek P4LmER’s AMERICAN GINGER ALE, 4 SUPEBIOR SUMMER BEVERAGE. EQUAL TO THE BEST. RETAIL PRIOB, $1.00 PER DOZER. For sale by Dealers generally or by the Manufac- turer, SAM’L ©. PALMER, Depot and Faciory, 1324 20th st., ‘West Washington. Wr Telephonic Conpection. Which Serves the Purpose of Pills : ana Disagreeable Purgative Medicines TROPIO-ERUIT LAXATIVE is the best propara- tion in the world for Constipation, Bilious2ess, Headache, Piles, and all Kindred Complaints. It tots gentiy, effectively, and 18 delicious to take. Gleansing the system thoroughly, tt tmparts vigor to mind and body, and dispels Melancholy, ypo- chondria, ete. ONE TRIAL OONVINGES. PACKED IN BRONZED TIN BOXES ONLY. Price an 4 p 25 and 60 ecmts, eld by all * BUILDING AssoctaTIoN.—At the seventy- | Mares from a distance kept on reasonable farms. | LADIES GOODS. : te SUMMER RESORTS. | SUMMER RESORTs, “- A. B. SCHOFIEL UMMER }ESURTIN THE MOUNTAIN: mae | eee rio eee oe oENr "three hoare UNIVERSAL FASAION OGM: PERFEOT | travel from cits: god spring. w te ‘FITTING PATTERS turesqua ecinerys aud wood Paul Patterns are cele! Acdrets J.-H. £8ICE, Proprietor, = fit and elegance cf les and now | | je7-1n* station in igh of 3. ices from the London, ‘avd Paris coment. = MOGINNIS, low a TRANEFE RING P ae | (PP2E PO? ULAR WATERING PLAGE, aa me Beas For rnidine ed che pene Gopanor ell kind, CAPE mAY, 0 capi un rexanbontt 0, $f all Minds constantly on hand. Stamping REACHED pr THE rots ar CEENS JUNE rat Ham} marnifi immer resort, ~ sri fal craigns in, Hamveurey, ror WEST JERSEY RAILEOAD We mountains of the Valley of Virginia only trelve Woo's of all Kinds and every ahade, Ger- Ix Two Hovss ynom Pumapeurnrs. son, within o few hours gavel of the cittee ot fais P jered.— Will have in store in.afew more and Washington. It excels in all the featarca days a very full assortment of the finest English which mi a eo — at ve. Its crest Gremele all shades.” Hubber Goods of all Kinds a att Express Traine, with Paricr are attacho*, | fers seeks paccliets teem tedaee - luring the season | = a iS wih toek of Brings & Co.'s Transfer Paverest eure ‘and pene ore wat aad ou thy | free. Sulsnar: Beslin: Ged Beea “Walon aectene rice’ Dry Goods, Fan Mull | 3 hia Usion ‘Tran ted ye ery store, 2138 Pennsylvania ave. northwest. Gcaches and Horre Cars ready to transfer = ee Gontinent. Fur heats N. B.—The Kensington Stitch taught here. m28 Pesesee ct the Weet Jersey B.K., at the foot of | Dieaeure and pood living, Orkney 2 the place, DOUGLASS” For Through Tickets, Bagzae Ghcekr, and full | pon! ovw asses Fassamaere leave Mt Jacke NUNTH STREET, - Sr. Croup Burtpm: information appiy as follows:—Northe:st corner | goon after the setivai of the Iain, WEFIViOe at the GENUINE LISLE THREAD S- | 28th stroet and Penney lvanis avew oD ate,: | PETE, Lo aris tea after beini teasisp ried im 619 Penney lvavia avenue: 1351 Penne 50s tm the Diets, center enh eet ched than tn ere OLE UNE — hue; Station Baltimore aud Ohio R.B. ary iarae setering Nace inthe two Vireinfas, sad RELIABLE GOUDB AND Ly PRIOES. J.B. WOOD, Genera! Paet'r Agent. “Board from 842 waso ner mouth of BO AMR, mee COBRET COVERS ‘AND DERSSING SACQUES, | FRANK THOMSON, General Wanager. _je5_ | fortine "oonation. Special c hy LADIES’, MISSKS’ and CHILDREN’S: HOSIERY, H OTEL FOR FALE—One of the beat and odes | Pereons. and bactiog in In New Designs, for Summer Wear. poe a isin Central Rol) Op eT im a a ie BBR: oF ing 15 per : ‘ ousars unin maa “ THOMBON'S VENTILATING, for hot weather. | Kell tara hea bs ‘Berea or land. we, pamunlet nil-im 37 Misra avo F Sraress. | routs, Pe Boer ).6-62" | (VAPE MAY OF MARYLAND. WIS HOTEL, Poole ville, Md, now | RIVER VIEW XFORD, MD, THE LARGEST AND FiNEsE =| MERCHARTS HOE Pvea ae Pan Lik be an tone ote ee “ peigetion Bar: newly painted, papered and turn Soael ones eee —e of ished; 88 per week.’ Free conven > nite inthe sate. First-class and from depot ave ‘farvr} accommodations atm. rates. Sa't-water STRAW GOODS, FRENOH FLOWERS, OSTRION | KONLHOSE Propricior nt Address CHAS. eg a PLUMES, FANOY EIBSONS, Erc., ¥ families. Eexp ron € ULAR. Gumernee ve '¥ POINT HOTEL, Tl-tin GUAMENOM PETERS, Proprietor. Sr. Manr's County, Manrtaxp, BSENVON HOUSE. [ MRS. J.P. PALMER'S, Open for reception of guests Srx, under: ‘Ocean End cf Virginia Avenne, Riabasement Of the ownch, Mie TOS, ‘A | gATEANTIC Ee Liberte EE Oe et. 2Eth mek BOER ate | iit Hicks bas souk nee tacoseanny sae qPuR MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR S7-MONOGRAM AND LISLE THREAD | ovaled, furnished and supplied with every conve. | "I SPRINGS, GLOVES AT LOWEST PRICES. 8 | ce sore Comfort of euesta, and tm a first-oinee Mowrooxeny County, Va. Summer Home for families. ‘ermé—®2 per day, This famons Summer hs UMMEB PRICES: $20 per week and @35 per month Special arranuc- HALEY, of the S SUMMER PRIC ments made for fam'lies.. Dat'y communication Gs opened with Washington, Baltimoreand Norfolk by the tue 0 Theos enrtase MRS, MJ. HUNT, steamers Goorge Leary, Lady of the Lake ang Jane Kp 621 axp 623: D Bremer Ne ee is, Hound. tri Ee ag Ay | laa emp thy 4 momer Millinery, is NOW se ame ais Saal Hite het wear me Geen oy el . Flowe : sate a large varioty of "Paris. trimmed Bonnets are Je2-2m Piney Point. St. ‘6 Co., M4. ow being offered, alon others of ou cSE, Gesign, at Prices far below cost of manufac. | J ,CCAN HOUSE, BIGHT HOUSE, Fen 21 ALTOONA, PA., Buse euJORE lérn, ssl }.—] = ” yaw per week. ra} ‘and Tra\ - , I 2 a " myiban te ek One Reauced Pees, all the red the most pi ae Sey of the ap28-3m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor? ira Maas aa eeiie: OCEAN VIEW, Lawn and Gingham Suita Black Damasse Su ‘ot ative fine assortm Parasols ana Glover, | rolts AT sot lor See eee Abd 20 minities ride by rail from_Nor faritien Movelties in rp Oe ite | of the most desirable resorts oS state. = folk. | Treinsevery hour. ieses. or west can ol a 8 z o Suits and Cape, ‘and’ a carefully selected line and a éaylight view of the Alleghenies by | {Oy ard Be'lice ‘not Sent mo ne ates ford0 cents. ct beet Rnelan mere | Stoppine at the Lowen. ccast. “The wncersivned assures the public fiat 7 Cite Trevise, Paris; 909 Pennsylvania | For cnutaining terms of board, &e, | ler Bintd's2 5) ur Gave Sat Loan avenue. wo addsege WD. TILER, ments mads for yarues ME. WASHINGTON, ee FASHIONABLE EW MOUNTAIN HOUSE. D KING AND THiMMING BToRE, | N Penna. avev CRESBSON 8PRINGS, Dresses, Buits, Gostumes, 0 "xo. made in _ mas 4.4 ae Superior style at short notices. es can bave Campria Oo, Fa, ay EMPERE®™AGOG HOUSE Dresses Cutand Basted, and a perfect fit guaran- AVE commenti: an feed. aps On the! Buren ore the Abe penen aed feet above | th: lho and ms u lea leve i e ride of up:enpplied with stem » Pape tear. arma See aera Samet ; Zor 20 Gaya T shall offer my entire stock of WIS- Hotel the accoz modatiors at this ouaitMl: BON, Mansi : ‘TEE GOO! ve been greatly eplarged and improved. DISOCOURT OF TEN PEE CENT. The drainage and water suppl fect. - OBDAN’S W. S. SPBRIFG®, AS. H. VERMILYA, fenger Elevator, Electric bet ew Gath and bil STEPHANSON's Devot P.O, Hara ome, and Obildren’s Dining and Play Vmemmu, febl8_G10 Ninth st., opp. Patent Oftes. | Roce have been added to the equipmert of the x : a a ie pg ol ER out. ° i # A N. Cottage Residences to let. and Btar Oftice. BOOTS D SHOES. = Seger » =e 1s of the Water m7-lm EB C.J0% DARN. Cite Tey sreular 2 a a eee ere. | nation allie evar, eure | IPE Se> BODIE Ban pemny: We intend closing our businers 95 early 9s = High elevation ; fine sornery tend rom this! IVER SPRINGS now 0; for_ reception of Bu autry ae ee es Rikosnbuns com sunt int see market. fiite fishing. Lerms 86 per week ANY AND ALL OF OUR STOCK TEMBER lst. Ample facilities for boxt- terms. “Adcriss the above. Open Jaue 1, AT THE ing, Sabine, 2b ipa H uit = 7 mi4-Im* e indan: e1 é =! per day, over four aa} Ww OCK ENON APRiNGA An mhAlua Cee SO eee = orter i, Sid ree ‘or: “Adare Br we ROE ENON SPRINGS AND BATES VX Se Ont CARH rent Coe || aeneeen en Axconeniie teat at Cokee eae OPEN JUNE 1. : Instore, # large, wel-assorted and finestock ot | “sel dm pTeleyranh in the hotel. “A delightful LADIES", : For circulars and terms apoly to ‘MissES’. \TOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J cire and terms ee, waa: MESS YOUTHS S DusrT. of Continestal Hotel, Pk ager mll-tm _401 9: etrest Wasbincton BO! BOYS" and * . i PABK HOTEL, ULDREN'S | Dew bil'iard room avd bowling alley, pasrenge BOOTS AND SHOES. REW'S | evator ena. ie bells.” Comfortable acoommo- Suitable for Summer, Fail and Winter wear, Seieen foe 1,000 eneets, Music by lan Hasslee’s To! which the stented of GAHH: BUXERS ts | eee eons beemoe tate toes Gicard, #37" From this date no new accounts opened. Philadelphia Jel-am | | mest Heated der sda to heir beauty. A cooler and i be losed. lh. rE] rettier home for the hot mont Dna foun: ny Teed ‘Gowen nies OBS’ HOTT es ISLAND, VA. Irthe mountaine. “A farmhouse freetom, witht 2 sinis) Enurf Bathing, Fishing. Snipe Shooting, Se ee RteLT ct tan farm produce, comianad jel-ot 1109 Penn’a avenues | this Hote isroovened for the reoqp tion 979 with aliberal wanasement, makes the Park Hotel if visitors. me $2 per dsy, $12 per, neey, ae He plage to spend part of the summer, i. » B35 th. fi Wot aay = i ad ee 717 | Folnt per atcamer “Rorthassueoe Cheroetone | BEER ‘0.38 W, break your tip st Wiliamusport. FOR LADIES’ SUMMER WEAR, gery Monday, Weaneaday aud Friday. Kor fur- | _ml0- er tion adders, TEX In Low-Quarfer Ehoos and Slippers. m081-In BS. T. FPADY, Proprietor. | FRAREEY SPRINGS, A200, Feet Fine English Oxfords. ILLER HOUFE.—Most doiizhtfui location in | Myye,bctels,, with accommodations fo D F 700 guests. Open Inne l. For pu re Fittn avenue Ties. the State: y beam'ituls Oe EPRINERE. Tree. —— Newrort Button. througb the town to Get'yaburg. 2m Regents ar d Grecian Button. Digeurplied from country market,» 8 mcderate. and from depot ri r SEY v ALL FINE AND STYLISH. For information apply to Mis EL MIDGELY, | 72 WEST JERSEY ALLICOAD, ones Barely oe ; nand-Rewed Low- | Hanover, Ps. m3i-im (Sew Beoap Gaver Eovre ) xr Shoes, 50 per pair. FNAETLE SOUEE AEGhY Shi, ee Ge. . W. HL RICH, eran, SEBORY PARK, NEW JEB- | Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTI 3 CITY, jel 247 Manxer Space | situation is known as one of the most de Tenow rouring feet express trai oe of fireb'ein Asbury Park, Two minutes’ oe Ccaches and Parlor Care, (1 M HBO MISTAKE. walt from Beach and Bathing Grounds: nesr tue THE C#aRGe YOR BEAT Has Bak: THE KEW YORK SHOE STORE, Toons added aod sefurai ned Sere Bene Tren WINOOE Site te oe ori yoon's added snd refurus-ed- 5 eee ‘ Mattrese etc; Bath Boom! pring ‘and Gold TEROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 90 MIN 8. Water. perfect drainage Gas uehout Parrence s from Washington wi!) proved kitchen fecihties. Grestly enlarged dining | tains of the Baltimore and Potor room and sumptuously provid tabl: or Batumore and Obio RB. R. to the best of reaside resorts. Apply early and sec! delpbia and arrive at Per ‘lvav a Ka. choice of rooms. Address Toad Station, 32d and Market stre= the ‘MES. M. D. OAHILL, Sdelphis, Wilmington and Daltimors Eelirosa 8a Third syenue ard Kingsley etreot, Asbury Park, | Hon st Hircad aid" Washinton Avenues, whens 5 ‘nion ‘Transfer Coaches or street cars = amu? direct to Station cf the Weat Jersey hall-oad at Foo RESS HALL, ©. : Ov Maker BTRERT. eet through tickete, checks snd fall in- ‘Dnequsled location, substantial buil4- formation apply ae fehoees Northeast sonar 23Es | aay ihe ivare, prompt and attentive service, | st. aud Penn. ave. —s wey ad Lay , electric be " an - 619 Pa ave, 1363 — oT and Uhio l-alroad. A TABLE OF PARTIOULAR EXCELLENCE. peel ‘The Orchestre will be conducted by Mr Zinsmer- waar eager Gane a aaa n. |. B. We 5 ¥ a « ARGAIRI of my entire stock of Boi aad. Hotels Phusdetens AEE R. Peoaag a HO. le iwhia. 3 ) b i > Bisora aa sous at cet Cail early, be- | Opens Juno 25. m-2a | ISrEL, 22N MILES AT BEA: e0rf and, e/a 1031 Tth street nw. BEAUMONT HOUSE, commer Atiantic Blue debts Boteliuehted. with sass ie Ee ee firrt-claee ; accommo: 850 suests: velewran’ = & renovat a un a ; 7 ar O. ics Be Du pare’a ‘Blood {and Liver remove | Sinai. G, proprietor, (formerly of Baltimore.) Titcomb's Li Balm cures colde, coughs, and NHE “BRIGHTON,” consumption. Price, 25 and 80. cents. Dr. ATLANTIC CITY. Dupsre's never- medy cures blind, BOPOLSALS FUR PINS FLOULLN 4. bleeding and it Piles. Price 50 centa_ For OPEN ALL THE YEAR. — . ie at Western Medical Depot, 616 West Balti- Hot and Cold sea Water Baths and ail Orricz oF Burtrrne ror Stare, War arp) ore Bt., ore, Md., and druggists mar2t-4p | modern conveniences. Navy DEraxTMen 4 r . ane m37-Im F, W. HEMSLEY & SON. HEADACHE PILLS B. * © SOGIES BEETS: peer PARK. a Ravy Depertnenite in tale Navy mente, in tiie received at thie off ce nnutil 12 at dt Cure most wonderfully in a short time bots | _‘Theee well known and popular Hote’s ri theres: orst form: 5 0 ons for bi excess ot Be, producing a'reguiar healthy acdor BPIRETAD cf Poth Hotels can bosoen at Rutew | and n Abe form of prayonal Will be furuialied to ol tise box of these valuable PILLS, with tan | Ofer fain etecation adress at Eu‘aw pon ep ye cel = vaumradeas rections for a complete cure, mailed to any ad- | House, Baltimore, Md.. until June lth. After THOS. LINOULN CASEY, dress on pooeipt of nine thrae-cent postage stamps. ees si Oakiand oF: Deer Park. Miumanee, de6-6t Lt Col. Corps of Ea'era, Hermie by at Revanion 5 oete: < = — ~ - 1 OPOS#L8 ABE INVITED UST. TRE Sore ‘TESTIM THE OLERGY: AST from an "e neree th OF person ell fal 7 FORXFORD? MARYLAND, tolowre orrentae TENT the BIORE THOMAS GUARD, one of the most ‘Will be open JUNE 10 for reception of, od CONFEOTIONSZRY. or LU? CH STAND, for the try, pastor Mount Vernor eats. the tern 8 of the Camp Meeting t» be hel at JACK- rureh, Baltimore id. : For particulars address BON GROVE, Anne ‘Krandel county. Md. by the tation in assuring you that Dr. m24-Im" BaM'L NORRIR, el ETHODIST PROTESTANT CHU tH. com- Peston Hansen Pris have proved mosi 7H BEDFORD MINERALSPHINGS eibe july zeth ao Aree ia beneficial to me- HE BEDFO: ERAL SPELN ion >a Lt, * | Xours truly. THoMas auagp. | J" ‘HOTEL BPRS | Ee ars Det nonwort Wana ator o set ate Bev. Tuomas Gamez, pastor M. E. Ohurch, Ha- Md. : F tried Dr. aUR'S HEADACHE Pruis rene efit seventy-nine years benefit. Soar Ve Fie peaerennee : fy t i i r i Ee 4, * ‘ & Hs whe wate mt Apion Pus, and ons truly, We rato. W. HOBBS. BROWN CHEMICAL CO. {el3-s0_Sole Proprietors, Baltimore, M1d._ SIOAL AUTHORITIES ON DECKER BROTHERS PIANOS. — Theodore 4 Tnomas, 8. B. Mille, Wm. Mason: They are, in pd ect, superior instru-' ments. Their tone is it, oe ia a wor! iD up! other piano ee ve also for Bi KUEN, Bole Agent, ac ae AND BEFali- erated ‘1 EI F 5 E B Bi; of ours: ever seen. G. dett Organs. OPRxs ON TRE 5TH OF JUNE. JASON oS of the old Fountain and PPorosaLs FOE FUEL. trip tickets, at low “to be had st ices, and baggage checked Navy Deranrarrer, Bw offi WaAsuIneTox, May J7, 1881. through. Bealed pre porais, was goog hy vs ne ‘The proprietors wish it to be indored tnd adgressed to ‘the derstood that the ute of the distinctly. viz: A. Bhafe 49 Sonn 2 fer. itimore. Mad. ; 0. B. Shafer, 1010 F Fan De BO. and slater & Co + 1008 m23-lm THE ANDERSON HEIRS, Prop'rs. Twen ([SE BYGEL HOTEL. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA., ete oy Sore-> 320 Wood. “ is, more » Hic wood ty be of the best quality, and asworn + Bt ihe cost of the ‘The Coal and Wood to be deliv red at the Navy 20 gard, ton, ort Mare Faliate shou darsiottaas snusenity te Bitusted i R10 ¥ ‘or contracts Open all the year. Equal to any hotel in’ Ssaraed, in such quantities as the conveuience of United States as 5 Eesort. ‘the req Summer ee ne an adi w23-Jm \ | yeaa STATES HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS. wl6-Im HAERIGON PHEBUS, Prop. feat ‘TOMPKINS, GAGE & 00. mT. aND EC6r Rewrite. shade: —SeaOaece———— Pee aN