Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ‘TUESDAY.. UNE 7, 1881 The Weather. OFFICE OF THE Culgr SIGNAL OFFICER, Waseineton, D. C., June 7, 1831, 9:30 a Mm. For the middle Atlantic’ states, warmer, cloudy, rainy weather, winds mostly southerly, Jower barometer. More Kain To-morrow. ‘The chief signal officer turnishes the follow- Ing special bulletin to the press:—Rain has generally fallen in Missouri, Iowa, and the lake region; fair weather has prevailed in the south- ern states and New England. In the past two @ays more then four and one half inches of Fain have fallen at De3 Moines, lowa. There has been a considerable fail of temperature in the Missouri valley, and a considerable rise in the Ohio valley. The temperature averages ten degrees telow the mean for the month in the lake region, middie states and New = lend. The winds are generally ight, and {n . the southern states southerly. The indications are that on Wednesdsy fair weather wili prevatl im the culf states, and rain in New England, and poesibly rain in the middle states. EANGE OF THE THERMOMETER The following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office during the day:— T & m., 61>; 11 a m., 60°; 3p, Mm. 65°, Maxi LOCAL NEWS. ‘Two Cemetery Meetings. THE LOT-EOLDERS AT GLENWOOD. A meeting of the lot-hoid-rs of Glenwood © metery was heid last evening in the chapel of the Y.M.C.A. building, Judge Bartley in the cbalr, and Mr. L Ciephane secretary. The fo: lowing trustees were elected: T. W. Bartley, Ths. J. Fisher and Jobn McClelland. The anual report to May 3ist wa3 presented, show- ing: Receipts, $4,376 27, including $1,663.03 from. ale of lots, $265 from sites, and $1,516 for opan- ing graves; disbursements, $4,099 90; balan hards or treasurer, $717. $619; number of interments, 277, The sec stated that they had arranged Water, a well having been sunk in which there ig 13 feet of water, anda wind mill will be erected toraise it. Mr. J. S. Brown moved that the meeting endoree tie action of the trustess in filing vacancies on the board by the appoint- ment Of Messrs. L. Clephane and G. T. Keen; ted. After some informal discussion ag to er improvements —the plotting into grave lots aD additional 30 acres, «¢c.,—the meeting adjourned, ANNUAL MESTING 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- ing Apr*l 50, as follows: Balance on hand April $80, 1S, $3,909 27; receipts from all sources fr the past ye: Teal e: tate nctes paid, $9,716.66; tot Expenses, $12,239.95; Investments, $16,500; total, $25 739.25, Balance, $3,187 46. Investments to tha present time, $90,853,4. Interments for the year, 246; pre- Flous number of imterments, 4,533; total, 4,734, The superintendent and treasurer's report showed the following: number of lots re- Sodded, 3; number of sites re-sodded, 22; foun- dations for monuments snd head and foot stones, 42; lineal feet of sewer ditched, 954; £quare feet of roadway paved, 39); rquare yards of avenues and walks giaveled, 3,642! feet of flag stone, —; brick ‘laid, 655; shad and evergreen tees planted, 16. The presi- dent, after review ing the reports of te officers im ils annual statement, says: “The kindly agsistance of al who are Inter s ed 13 Invoked in ald of the « forts of the board to prevent we abuse of the Inuuigenee new ,raned to those desiring to v.sit_ the grounds cn Suagay. It is feared tbat among ths many persoas who ava'l Of the privilege of Unus visiting the cematery on that day are not afew wito fail to ovserve the pioprieties of the time and place of the Msit.” The object of ths request 1s to call at- texticn to the {act that many persons woo are Permitted to visit the cemetery on Sunday fo foraging !n the lots and pluck ihe fowers. To Such ah extent has this conduct gone that now on Sundays watchmen are placed In the walks to keep a survyeillauee over the visitors to the cemetery. The annual election resulted in the re-election of the old board of managers, a3 ere tersaag W. M. Galt, Jono C. Hark- e bess, Charles M, Matthews and Wiillam L. Duulep. ————_ Military Notes, The Washington Light Infantry Corps had a Grill last night with 143 men in line. At the east front of the Capitol they attracted a large crowd to witness their evolutions; amid mareh- ing up the avenue, Dattallon front, they elicited Founds of applause, ‘The National Ritles held a spectal meeting after drill last evenieg, and elected saveral honorary members. The company decided to celebrate their 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 UNIVSRSITY EXAMINATIONS. ‘The regular examinations for admission to tue University are held at Ithaca, N.Y.,1o June aid September; but for the convenieace :f those residing at a distance examinations will Be held June 14 at the Fransiia s2b031 bulid- ing, in this city, for three days. A small pam- pb et. giving the times and places of entrance €xaminations for 1551, tue requirements for admission, and the eutrance papers for Juue, 1880, will be sent to any adiirees ugon appii reasiver of Cornell. Univer advertisement unter ~ Tue Rr. Rey. Bisuor Gitmovr, of Cleveland, Oh.o, tndorses St. Jacobs O11 for rheumatisia. f sina tndantnseelttiachnse ROUGH TREATMENT OF AN INSUBORDINATE Boy.—A little colored boy, named Geo. Dixon, while playing ona pile of lime yesterday af- ternoon at the corner of 10th and L streets, was Oi dered off by the iaborer ia charge of It, Geo. Johnsen, who, when the boy refused op threw bim heavily to the ground, rendering him unconscious. Getting alarmed, Johnson Fan off, aad was pursued by both colored end white men. He was arrested by Officer Haili- Tan in a house in Blagden’s alley and locked 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 appear in court. Mr. Coyle asked the court to continue the case until Saturday Under $200 ball, Which was done, He was com- mitted in default of bond = SamsTaG’s PRICES are hard to beat, Remember the red sign, No. 730 7th street, t AN OLD SOLDIER SQUANDERING HIs PgNston Mexky.—An cld soluter named Wa. Garey yes- torday recelved his pension money—$12—and afterwards went into a rum mill on Pennsylva— Bla avenue, where he met the usual rorce of bummers, who fell upon him for agexeral treat @l around. He was weak enough to waste Several dollars on this crowd, and, geting Pretty full himself, one of the party, It ts alleged, ran his hand tnto bis pocket where his morey wos. A «uarrel followed, and Oficer Breen arrested the soidicr and Chas. W. Sialth abd Icck¢d ther up for a hearing, —— FUSSELL's ice cream. t ———__ THE Prorosep Y. M. C. A. Removar —The managers of the Young Men s Curistian Agso- Clation met last night, and Messrs. £. F. Simp- son, E W. Wocdrulf and Chas. Lyman, ie Con mittee appointed at the last meeting to look for bew Quarters for the assoctation, re- pay Uthat they had several buildings in view ut had not yet selected one. Tne committee Was continucil and requested to report further at the next meeting. ‘The question of removing Was again thoroughly canvassed, and the dis- cussion that took place showed a unanimous feeling tn favor of a change. It was stated tat the impression with the pubile that taey owned the Y. M. C. A. bullding operated to shut off Qnanctal ald. REAL ESTATE SaLz.—Thomas Dowling auc- toneer, seid Saran | 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 $7,500. This property ts located on the north side ot Rhode Isiand avenue, between a and 18th streets horthwest. lessi3. Duncanson Bros., auctionee id yesterday afternoon for Reginald Feudal’ ‘Gus: tee, part of lot 20, in equare $20, having @ front Of 20 feet on A street, between éth and7to s.e. With @ depth of 136 feet 1 inch to an alley, au bon Sogn y Small frame, to W. H. Henning, ———— A SouTH WASHINGTON STENCH.—Patrick Sulli- vab, Wm. Ryan, 3. M. Jones M. J. O'Connell, were ch injurious to healto, consisting Manure placed on the river front, near th: Arsenal. Inspector Dennis stated that a large umber of citizens in South Washington have complatued of this ag an intolerable nuisance. The testimony showed that the manure wes BOs oe 300 feetot a dwelling the case; because if this is such am intolerable nulsance as it 13 repre- sented to be, the cluzens of South Washington the grand jury and nuisance, TRE CONGREGATIONAL oe, Will undoubt- secure a large and select patronage for thelr mooniigat exe Beg aro cursion next Friday evening, Our ¥ ng Lawyers. THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE LEGAL FRATERNITY. Uon. “Mar Ofticers: map; W. H. D. Trimble, H. K. Willard. The commencement exercises of the Law School ot the Columbian University take place at the National Theater to-night, and will un- | doubtealy be of great interest. The exercises Will be as follows: Overture—College Songs, Suppe; Valse—Tou- jours ou jamais, Waldteufel; Seiecuon—oli- | Yette, Audran, Invocation. “Romance - Felict: | Debbes, (horn solo | Address—The Hon. Wm. ‘i: | Caprice—The herd’ | ferring Degrci | ident. Concerto—Fitth Alr for Cornet, DeBerio", ‘by Mr. Wm. Jaeger.) A ion. Samuel Xylophone So} fy Recks, Walter, (by Mr. F. W. Lusby.) Benedic- ‘ch— Class of ‘si, Sousa, ‘The following are the officers, committees and graduates: Class cf 1881—Will Ha dent; W. A. Leatch, 1st vice presi Arthur, 2d vice president; J. M. Fox, gecretary; urer. Executive Committes—Eugene Rosts, chatr- Thleaux) “Anou Awrence, of Uhto, Hirth, a Con- james C. Welling, LL.D , pras- Mr. BW of Prizes—The of North Carolina. F. Phill o—Sou from the Ringiog a cht, presi- t; John Chapman, Lanter Dunn, - D. Johnston, M. Commitice of Reception (from Juntor Clas3) L. H. Albrei Dear, Miles T. J. Murray, Peissner, H. W. Talbott, W. E. ent, G. Blair, B.C. Cavitt, C. R. Fuller, W. E.’Linn, L. W. Maxson, Noyes, J. J. Crawford, T. L. Spofford, L. P. Sprigg, I. A. Thomas, A. C. Fowier. Post Graduates—Degree LL. M.—William R. Bushby. Lewis D, Carman, C. J. Kent, Wm. Lowery, J. H. Masou, T. J. Hayes, W. T. Lauck, Woodoary MacNamee, KR. W. B. King, HJ. F. Ogiivie, Wm. 8. Parks, J. H. Parsons, G. D. ie D, Smith, P. C. Warman, W. W. radwatec—Degree LL. B.—John Arthur, Pa.; C. F. Barrett, Burnett, Conn,; Cannon, Copn.; 1 Gsnr.; W. FG. 5 W. Harris, N. Jowa; Tern. WW. A. . S. W. A. Bia + COL; J. R. Ma; G ling, N. H.; Eugene tosis, Pa; C.; GW. Seaver, Vi P.’ Woittlesey, D: C.; 'H. The Investigated School Teacher, NO REPORT YET PREPARED, The taking of Miss C. A. teachers charged with holding improper rela- tons with a Mr. Marshal, has closed. The managers of on the part the part of evidence before them from which a report will be deducted iting comm! ‘al of evidence has been taken. Some of the members of the committee on teachers of the Le school board this morning flatly con- radict the statement Pparer, to the the cee having the case of charges against Miss Lewis, of public Schools, had come to any conclusion. They State that the committee closed its sittings last night for taking testimony, and adjourned to a 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 Mrs. Amorett J. Clark, to-day entered suit against the District of Columbia for $20,000 damages for on the 25th 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 was so badly and had to be removed in a carrii home on Cap! weeks and is crutches. She cl fm an unsafe condition, that the authorities knew them to be unsafe duty to keep them in proper order. The National Fair in October. INTERESTING The board Grounds Association met last evening, Col. Joseph McKibbin, vice-president, 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 23th onthe during that period. They propose to mak? the [aes liberal and an object for owners of orzes to bring their stock to the course. sleo the intention to secure the pres? Luke Blackburn, the king of the turf, aut the few great leaders of the string of ‘ruaners Mesers. H. H. Blackburn, W. H. Morrison and Charles C. Duncanson were selected as a com- Mnittee to revise the premium list and prepare a catalcgue, Joburon, D. Thomas J. Jobnaton, D. C.; Leetch, of Miss Lewis and Mr. tol Hii, From the injuries re- celved she was confined to her bed for several N.Y.; P. W. Blazer, N. J.; J. M: Henty Calver, J WwW. oe cpap al lone a3 CW. uv D.! te .: Lanter Dunn, Dor saL ix, Gregory, jr., ight, C.; Charles R. Hyde, Hyde. Tenn.; R. A. Johnson, N.Y.; C.; GD. Johnston, Va-} J. EB. Latimer, Md.; D. C.; John T. Lighter, jr., D. C.; ; Oscar Nauc! H. Parks, W! E og Se Rol W. H. Raff, D. 8. D. Trimble, Geo. Wi! D.C.; W. D. Wirt, Va. of testimony fa the investigation Lewis, one of the colored school the Investigation—Mr, Wilkinson Brooks on the school board—now have the for presentation to the inves‘i- ittee for its final action. A great [grey 1a a morning effect that ipjurtes received by the plsintitf December, 1880, by which her n-boDe not move, je to her fractured that she coul now only able to move about on eg that the streets were fe, and that it was their RUNNING RACES ON THE PROGRAM. of directors-of the National Fair the isth and ending on the month, and toe have ranning races. It is c2 of A Superb Benefit Performance. The meiits Ford’s Opera of the performance to be given at House, Thursday evening, oa the occasion of the Lenefit 40 the veteran lessee and manager, Mr. John T. Ford. would of them- Selves be suffictent to entitle 1t to distinguished consideration. Such a galaxy of varied and brillant stars, both-of the senior and juntor generation, from our own city and’ abroad, ts seldom assembled within the confines of one little theate! Manager Ford, durin; National, gave us McCullough and Mary Anderson act together as “ Parthenia” and ** Ingomar.” He now giv us on one and the same evening that queen of Madame Janausch tragedy. — Grabem, their career under his auspices; the now lead- ing man of the Shewell, will appear as “The Old Guard,” and two of oe rene towns people who are Gs growing famous, owing start In life, Mr. Roberc L. bei and Miss Clara Cole. As already announced, Jai rT. It will be remembered that his last season wrt the i@ treat of seeing Jonn 3 two bright, Miss Minnie Palmer aod R° who made their first start upon famous Boston Tneater, Mr. to the same exceileat nauschek has selected the scene which of all her reper- totre rhaps most vividly illustrates her won- Gerrul powers that of ‘Mary Stuart” in the park at Fotheripgay, andthe meeting of the ‘ival queens—Miss Rosa Rand appearing as ‘Queen Elizabeth.” Mr. Downing and Misa Cote will enact the senate scene from “ a production hello,” Witch will be watched with the deepest interest by thelr many fridnds, Little Rosebud has also 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: nis. The Washington pubiic should not fatlto show appreciation of this feast of artiste gocd things, as well as prove that “auld acquaint- ance’ is not forgot, nor “the days of auld lang sine,” in the Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: B. F. Hill to ‘20S; $1,000. Cornelius Hopkins to George A. McIihenny, lot 56, sq. 96; $1,350. L. A. Cor- nish, trustee, to Nb eo Hatton, sub A, sq. 19; $—. Si do, $—. 8. 790; 120; $—. Chase, lot 3, section 3, Barry Fai Knott to Geor $716.39. 540; $21 Just Recsr case of Manager John T. ——<$<—<—__. Ford, M. Valinda Chapman, sub 73, sq. fame to Sophia H. Smith, sud Bb, H, Smith to W. Hatton, pt. 15, sq’ H. Smith et al. to Caroline a. Roe t oe $150, i: . . Knot interest part 14, sq. Jonn Sulttvan to dona Fegan, au 'vVED—20,000 Himes from the island of Montserrat. Reed’s Sons, 1216 F street north. t west. THE FEDERAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION held its Hfth annual meeting last evening, J. 8. El- residing, andJohn A. Prescot! ‘he annual report wards tary. it, secre- Was presented show- $7,408.65 dues on stock; 1,098.55 or seaciomaont ot ursement advanced on 53 shares, ahd $6,571 for redemption of 126 shares, Gordner. W. number on the rol James S. Edwards, Gersdorff, vice president; ae and Seamer, Shows $69,151 on 6416 the year). Advarices repaid on luring the year), $26,370, leaving riginal rrahier of shares, was e original np) 3 Wi. advanced io re resident; it; J A. Pi > Joseph KR. Eison, F’ Barpard, Williem F. H. B. Kitson. C. ¢. Duncanson, R. W. Feawick, Edwin Muller and D. B. Brenner, directors, A CONFESSED BURGLAR SENTENCED.—ThIS morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, an able- Disek man, ‘named’ Horty Wood, was th burglary, in having on March 4th’ unlawfully entered the house ot aS 1817_L street. = leaded guilty, Court. being desirous of Exowiu wnether he fully undernech tinas ie was Mr. Cahill to the case. Oa Mr. C. Rim how it was, he explaine} that he put @ knife under the window an pare 5 pte A to wi itenced him four in the Auburn (N.Y.) penitentiary. Wcol provera as fd W the dock -THE EXPERIMENT IN WASHINGTON. ‘The progress of the Mutual Telegraph Com. | mlssion to erect a stand at Iowa Circle for the pany eee eke cha tewied Se renlenee of Persons who want to witness of the city is being watched with unusual in- ‘The Daily Critic has and terest. ‘The residents of Washington are inter- | Incorpotated into a joint stock company, Under ested In the experiment because it promises, it | the Company. ke te Not on Successful, the abolishment of the Hel J. L. Ringwalt, BE M. #: AC pole nuisance, and the yh men are inter- | Buell, J. walt, B. Conger, ested because they realize that communities | and Hallet Kilbourn. Its issue will commence Will not tolerate the aerial system of running | under its new Proprietorship early next week, izes much longer. The Mutual Company has | in enlarged form. ME a. te Bas Wil be in a larg ee ef ee caploed. ee ios charge of the editorial department. ‘The bust- Gave aan craiat ts ane areal | MEM EEO vce wean cable form an: covered with @ non conductor and Water-proot | night, pops "ea Gunes were coon costing, Outside the city limits these wires members, and Dr. Charles«Allen was elected Will emerge from the sewers and join those vice-president to fil the unexpired term. The ey upon poles. The cable made of the Ronpleal question was di the pro. Wisted wires 18 attached firmly to the arched ject met with great favor. Dra. Alien, Verdi, Toot or top of the sewer, and thus raised above Cate and wese elected delezates to the all interference from water except in case of Homeopathic Medical Institut at its next floods, The cables are laid by men who are | meeting, to be herd ot Brighton Beach, N.Y., —— fo rgd preys and oe oe on the 14th inst, ‘08 whic! ave & narrow ven’ a Sara! fered. mun‘cating directly with the mouths of the Jamenre B Sulltvan erat. Of the teerieriot laborers, artificial light and strengsh belng ne- | Savings Loan and Bullies’ for an Cessary in this work. The wires are passed account, and an injunction toreseaie he man- down through the manholes of the sewers. The agers of the association from lessening her managers of the company who devised this | share of the assets by reason ofany logs in con- plan ady cleim that it is a complete suc- sequence of the default of S. A. Terry, late Amusements, Excursions, Etc. The Washington Swimming School on New York avenue, between 13th and 14th street, 13 secretary, Or. S. have a for that now ops ‘The water is kept at a temperature | place, and will be absent about a weel of 85 de; during this cool weather. ‘The Franklin Fire Insurance Company hag ‘The Potomac Steamboat Company fs issuing ensuing Special excursion tickets at very reason: pe to Richmond by water. See adver meni The Washington Excursion Company give their firat moonlight excursion of the elected the following directors for the r. D. B. Clark, Jos. H. Bradley, Jas. C. , F, B. McGuire, C. C, Duncanson, Dr. 3. M. caine oe Eerw orth, Dr. W; eS erts, H, cDonald, e Wri 03. J. Fisher and Thos. E. Waggenan eo" able tlse~ will sea- gon next Thursday. The Mary Washington t a meeting of the Of the Sover- Will leave at 6:30 p.m. and return at lisa Da | Saabs Co-operative Association of this city, held last evening, Allen Caappel ‘was appointed ‘The Courts. manager to succeed A. B. Schofleld. dacob A 8, the white man who stole $7 COURT IN GENERAL TERM. ia from John P. Evans, in the Smithsonian Friday, Forsyth agt. Hibernia Butiding grounds, “yesterday, Was sentenced in the Association; argued and submitted. lice Court to-day to six months in jail. om agt, Wilson; opinion Judge Macarthur that/teplication substance. Burche agt. agt. Burche; argued and submitted. J. Cai bell, adm’r, agt. Nathaniel Wilson; opinion Justice McArthur allowing aemurrer and missing suit. Crecurr CourT—Judge James, Friday, Shillington ig commenced. Saturday, judgment on award. Chandler agt, Smith; ceptions overruled, award 8} ment thereon. Beuff agt. Niedomanskl; dered that justice make additional return. Yesterday, Purce a: fess:d. Cotton agt. Wisdser; non-suit Diaintift. Pierce agt. Porter: ‘judgment con- feased. Willard agt. Wood; leave to am: ceclaration and file replication. Lee; jury out. PROBATE CouRT.—Judge Hagner. Friday, estate of Jared L. Elitott; letters” Johnson; bond, Rosenbaum; order fame3 H. Mafr ap- to_the orphans of Estate of Willlam Ford; Issues to be tried in the Ciroutt Court. of collection issued to J. J. $80,000. Estate of C. J. M. Of publication issued. Ji (oe special guardian ‘alter Evans; bond, $5,000. Fetition of F. W. Evans to be appointed moloistrator of the estate of Wal Evans; flicd. Willof Statius Lane was fully robate and record. broven and admitted to John W. Pilling appotate (eee to the phans of George E. Mitchel! CRIMINAL Cournt—Judge Cor, Friday, Hunter, verdict’guilty; trial. Isaac H. Leckwood, grand larceny; j respited, William C, Murdock, nulsance; Rolle pros.entered. Saturday; Patrick Daly, unlicensed pleaded guilty; fined $105 and costs. Ju Fauth, unlicensed bar; verdict guilty; senteaca nded. Apna M. Nadin, unlicensed bar; forfelture of recognizance set aside on payment SUS) is bad in ‘allach and Wallach agt. Stevens -< Co; juror withdrawn. Colton agt. Windom; hear- Lanahan agt. Young; leave to amend declaration. United States use of Lyle agt. Thompson et al.; award approved and roved and judz- gt. Porter; judgment con- Starr agt Joseph. Rodgers and Christopher alias Kit Hunter, grand larceny; notice of a motion for a new bar; by West Washington, nee Georgetown, ‘THE GEORGETOWN Gas CoMPANY yesterday re- elected the old board of directors to serve for the ensuing year, as follows: William Bucknel, X. 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 5° Weod & Co., in this place, a verdict of not gulity Wes rendered yesterday. Mr. Lockwood was indicted for the larceny of Epes which it 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 1s a complete vindication of his course. BUILDING ASsSOCIATION.—At the seventy- seventh regular monthly meeting of the Tenth Building Ascociation, held last ni ht, at Go1- fall, $1,500 was disposed of, being fitteen ey reured 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 ieft Cumberland Saturday with 2,453.00 tons of coal for this port, as follows: Borden Co., 697.06 tons; Georges Creek Co., 459.17 toms; Consolida- tion Co., 304 11 tons; Hampshire and Balt. Co., w Central Co., 227.18 tons; Blaen. Avon Co., 112.06 tons: individual, 352,17 tons, ‘THE GRAIN MaxERT.—2,200 bushels wheat geld yesterday afternoon on hange at 1243, mp- oy 6x- or- by end ad- iter or- OITY ITEMS. My Provision for this®aummer embraces a variety of interesting objects in S Gee Apparel for boyhood, youth, and man- od. Jam offering some seasonable fabrics made Up Into sults, with skeleton sacks, In the dest. Style known to the sartorial Froreman ‘partic. ularly Gestrable for vacation lonnging. ury a lias cost ima", ~ I have suits made from the wool of the black pulley. 'saneel Garten? gunday Dac Dot | ang wnite sheep, mingled rity ees effect, Jary falled to agree and was discharged. Alonzo | 80d speclally notable for untading beauty. . Kimball, Sunday bar; verdict guilty; flaea | _ Gentlemen who cannot find in the ready- $20 and costs. Valentine Greser, unlicensed amend the information agreed bar; motion to and submitted. Yesterday, Julius Fauth, unlicensed bar; and costs. Isaac H. Lockwood, larceay; gality, Abraham White, burglarious ent Pleaded not guilty as to the first count and a Rolle pros entered as to the second. Je Smallwood, Wim. Woodson and Edward H. Dent, larceny; recognizances forfeited. Lewis Jo! Son alias “Flip” Brown, burglary victed); on hearing. guilty. Julius $105 and costs, Abraham White, but tntry; on hearing. John Smaliwood, Will! Woodson and Edward H. Dent, larceny; recog- Lewis Johnson alias Tip Notice of motion for a new Dizance forfeited. Brown, guilty; utal. ————— Alexandria To-day. (Reported for The star. THE TaX CF 183!—1S0 CeNrs.—The finance committee of the city council met last night, Chairmeu J.B. Smoot presiding. The c mittee estimated that some $4,200,000 of and personal estate might be taxed, and that the city would get about $5,000 surplus from the ge8 Works some $4.00 for rent of coal whart, and larceny (indicted with Lewis Mickens, heretofore con- I.H. Lockwood, larceny;not ‘auth, unlicensed bar; fined larious Made stock articles to please them, may ba Suited in the Tailoring Department of the next floor, at a small advance on ready-made prices, Gxo. C. 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 34 Avenue R.R. Co. of N.Y. City (2,500 horses), &¢, &¢., says: * I take great pléasure in testifying to the val- uable properties possessed by the Lielig 0o.’s Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel. No veter- inary surgeon or horse owner can afford to be Without it.” Cures speedy cuts, brulses, in- juries, sprains, pricks or bruises of the feet, fistulae, weeping eyes, shot of Sieg &c. Be- ware of worthless imitations, pot 60 Malden Lane, New York. Sold tn fifty cents and dollar - reduced rates by the half gallon and gal- $105 not ory; ohn ao fara Yellow, Dyspeptic, Nervous Invalids grow strong, ruddy and healthy by the uss of the Lievig Co.'s Coca, Beef Tonic. Beware of imitations. om real Burneti’s Cecoane. BES’ LN Hehiwhary mill ond ce? fa) tom"Ute: | yy qgfBE RTOE ste tate DERSINaR, hess I'censes, $1,0(0 from fines and dog taxes, dandruff, and invigorates the action of the which, eee cee items, peo show | capillaries in the ighest degree, thus: pro- & gross revenue of ' about $22,000, c from which $14,000 might be deducted ’ tor | Ty une,® wigorous and heaithy growth of hair, delinquents, expenses of collection, &¢., $75,600 net. $83,500 will be used for payment of interes pubile debt, leaving 239,500 to run the city for the fiscal year. The tax to meet this was fixed at $1.80 per hundred. Itis ten cents on hundred less than last year. No INcREASE.—The city officers here are p ly paid. The salaries being from one-fift! one-half the sums pata, to similar officers in District of Columb! $300 per annum; the chief of the fire dep. ment, $50 per annum, andan Alexandria liceman is patd $480 for service like those for which from $340 to $1,030 1s paid to a District pollceman; and certainly the District police 13 hot overpaid. It is understood that the esti- mates of the finance committes will provide for no lecrease of salaries. CONTRACT AWARDED.—The city grocery con- tract for supply of paupera during tlie next three months, has been awarded, by the c: mittee on poor, to Charles King, who, a3 nounced yesterday, was the only bidder. rates are about the same ag those offered quarter, and are, as an average, less than paid for similar supplies retail transactions, —- square. The band has much improved, its music and public spirit were both warmly commended. Mayor's Court.—The ‘mayor this morning convicted Wm. Brown, for carrying concealed weapons, and sentenced him to $50 fine or 99 dsys. Wm. Hamburger, a 1: three months for stealing old Was sent up Pe The Boston Produce Exchange has resolutions in favor of holding a world’s leaving Of this it is now estimatea some . ‘The mayor receives only ten per cent fo ordinary OPEN AIR CONCERTS.—The Alexandria Mu- sical Asscciation opened last night its sumer Concerts at the new music stand in post oittce passed Tall Its effect upon the glossiness and richness of the hair is such as cannot be surpassed. On BURNETT'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS are the best. Hough on Hats, ‘The thin; desired found @t last. Ask gists for Rough on Rats. It clears out Mnice, roaches, bed bugs, &c., 15¢, boxes. Drug- Tas tu the joor- | |, ————— iderney D: 0. ne Alderney batter churned eve A liveredin 3b. “Ward” art- | Perlb. Also, co! cheese, butt o. | BWeet per qt, Cream,’ 1 LL THE RAGE! SHOSTNGER'S CELEBRATED Rola to WX MEELLA ORGANS. = ffi i 7" Everybody and Everybody Deli i Cail and exaiuine them at td a SIDNEY T. NIMMO's, Ou, | 17 422 7th St. northwest. ant “UNNINGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN, Rewl- Tha Cur HATTER, is krepared to do ail kinds of last | tndeld ones remogcied Beier Tae ores ones remodeled. Remember — 740 8th street northweal. nae HaTs. SoxeTHiING nEW VARIEGATED MANILLAS Just Received STINEMETZ, Harren, Jet 1237 Pennsylvania avenue. MPOMTED SALAD OIL, f and Dato et eA? Out ber bu OOMP. LIOORICE POWDER, for purifying the blood and regulating the system, 25¢. per box, at 4. Ms KLOCZBEWSHI'S DRUG BTOHS, marl 423 9th st. m.w. ————__€28 9th st. m.w._ FX BANITARY PLUMBING—Best Msterial ‘and Workmanship. ' 24 years’ practice. Pers sonal superintendence. Will write speciioasns sed and for ir in that city in 1885, and appointed a committes ot | superintend the construction of Arst alae sanitoee six (0 co-operate with other committees om sive Work prommigmues, OF0ts for any amount of subject. m10-1m* 419 Sth street northwest. T. PILOT—This -bred ‘fro! stal- 1,000 STYLES OF NEW LAWNS, gmner's fara, about Orelcs snare ceoree §C SR wn, D. ear ‘Road. WHITE AND TINTED GROUNDS, finest quality, | Mares from a Cee poe a yard-wide, 193 cents. * first premium at National Fair last fail. For NEW LAWRS, only 5 cents. farther pyrticularsaddress L.A LODGE, Georwe- NEW LAWNS, only 04 canta. NEW LAWNS, only 8 conte. PBESORIBED By PHYstoIANs. NEW LAWSS, on!y 10 conta. ie: REAL LINEN LAWNS, job lot, 18 cents. = ENGLISH GRENADINES, Job lot, 10 cen's. SBOP E Ces ae: CHEVIOT STRIPES, FINE GINGHAMS, NEW, FRUIT SHETLAND EHAWLS—Cardinal, White and Biue. — 3 COMMENCEMENT DRESS GOODS. LAXATIVE: Linens, very fine, 20 and 25 cts.; Dotted — and ‘Figured wise: 20 etylesr'ae 25 ches: potted Tawns. French Musling, Victoria Lawne, Stall’ | PREPARED EROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND Muslins. ete., etc, Silk Damage, Grenadines, — er Bilke, BO cis.. 65 cts., 75 ots. : Black Dees’ -50, 81.78, 82; Colored silks, PLANTS, tbe, 0 eer ais Linon Hatha ad Re am v ET 5 2 De? sinees Nepking, She Wottens. oi | 4 Delicious aud Refreshing Fruit Spreads, Summer Fisnnels, Linens for Boys’ — Cothee, Stripe, Plaimand Plaids; Mattings, White Lozenye, IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS | Which Serves the Purpose of Pill NOW ON HAND. ae Tae ©. M. TOWSON, ana 686 Pennsylvania avenue, Je4__ South tido, near 7th st. and Center Market. PaLmEn’s AMERICAN GINGER ALE, 4 SUPERIOR SUMMER BEVEEAGE. EQUAL TO THE BEST. RETAIL PRIOR, $1.00 PER DOZEN. For sale by Dealers generally or by the Manntac- turer, SAWL ©. PALMER, Depot and Faciory, 1924 20th st., Weat Washington. Gr Telephonic Convection. Disagreeable Purgative Medicines TROPIO-ERUIT LAXATIVE is the best prepara- tion in the world for Constipation, Biliouszess, Headache, Piles, and all Kicdrea Complaints. tt acts gently, effectively, and 18 delicious to take. Cleansing tho system thoroughly, it imparts vigor to mind and body, and dispels Melancholy, Hypo- chondria, ete. ONE TRIAL CONVINOES. PACKED IN BRONZED TIN BOXES ONLY. apa Draney RS and OO cents, Seld by all LADIES GOODS. ; a SUMMER RESORTS. __ j SUMMER RESORTs. A. B. SCHOFIEL| UMMER }RSORTIN THE MOUNTAINS OF | \VILLOW GROVE Va on BAO” 4 eatin | ark eee ta | Meeps kee e it \ three houre cate, ib, butter, ‘ UNIVERSAL FASAION OGMP PERFEOT | travel from cits :.od spring water: pies Dice fy cam Our Farm. Flake ahd es. ‘FITTING PATTERNS. turesqua tciners; aud won Rais: Walp ing—forger + xeellont for tate, Terme €2) ae Patterns sre celc! for ot Acqrees J.B. SRICE, Proprietor, Hillsbore, Va. wenty-cigbt days; no children uater tew fit and elegance cf ¥ les and new Je7- An." pears tasen. Railr ad station in sight of 2. ideas from the London ard Paris "Fashion conteee gesrens, Sire D. Moulnhis, “WH = — TRANSFERRIN PAPERS the OPE EAT ENE | "TBE Por ULAR WATERING PLAGE, a inte yeickeat manner of Stamping goods ail kind, QOEMARE ins, lor Prataine and Embroidery. Aull stock, de- CAPE may, au MULLIN en 0,2 Nae Gare at reasons Constantly on hand. Stamping ws REACHED pr TUE mote war OEESS SUN chee Lane eaatiful deeiens in Hamburze, Tor- WEST JERSEY RAILEOAD we mental of the Valley oft ! Binge woes of ail Kinds aad every ahade, Ger- Ix Two Hours ynom Pumapevrnri. eons within e few hours X.B.—Just dedered.—Will have in store ina few vel Frenccle tn all dase ele, Sans amortment of the frest English Place ati ve. ¢ 8 watering place Sreclaity se atades. Rubber Goods of all Kinds | yagt yznrees Trains, with Paricr ure attaches, | Gore tne & imate peculiarly heathaheed aes ‘A Tull stock of & Co.'s Transfer Paversat | {© UD durirg the season at convenient ful. ‘The Chaiybeate, Arsonia, Sulphur Powder, Mrs. Annie Jedi bry Goran, Fancy and anus: | eves, and Medal gehe ees 28h TAD | Tren Suihtary Healing and Besa “Wallow Syrians: nery store, 2138 Penneyivania ave. north Goaches and Hore Cars ready to transfer direc: a | fer tate Medictual virtue and curadi rir Rosita N.B.—The Kensington Stitch taught here. m28 | the station of the Weet Joreey B.K., at the foot of leseure and good living, Orkney ts the piace. Mark ct street, Round trip tickets issued by the different rat DOUGLASS’, Lorman Aiebele, Barrage Checks, and tall | send armpenie Parone mee eee PEE re rise eR BuEpme. | iuformation apply ae follows: —Northecst corner | fOM! ou mlation. Passunwers leave Nt ack the GENUINE LISLE THAAD 1G. | 338th street an ey lyania avemue: Station Bal- | Bprings to cariy ten afer Rene GLOV Gis reat rommae EB, onrner Siena 6 ste: | Pak Gowocetten over one cf te best foowaials = : Pennsylvania avenue: Penneyivania ave: | Foun aoe cehibecr bieort a ora AUZE URNER nue; Station Baltimore and Ohio B.B. ie ny large wereriny Since in the tee Virwintes, and BELTEBES Goober aD OY eons J.B. WOOD, Genera! Pans Aweat. | Puhr for nai sa mountalh to COBRET COVERS AND DEESSING BACQUES, | FRANK THOMSON, General Wanager. 308 | fetailles ‘or terns natal contracts made with LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S HOSIERY, OTEL FOR FALE—One of the best and odes: | pereons. Fishing and bantiog ia In New Designs, for Summer Wear. ‘ands in Central Pen.sylvanis, op- Berron. ite Depot, pajing 15 per cent. clear: Fplendid livery; charges moderate. UL Aug: Not weather. | Sell surmi-hed. 1 ‘Boarders. 3: Wiad —* m7 Ninra ap F Sraeess. | Trout Run, Pa Z 1.6.60" | (APE MAY OF MARYLAND. Poole ville, Ma oUSE NTS HOT! now M open or SUMME BORED BUNS iat KIVER VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD, THE LARGEST AND FINES Now for the reception of @ The most of —, Painted, papered and furn. detehitul omueer resort in the First class Selection and fro bor, =. erence accommedations at moderate rates. Sait-water STRAW GOODS, FRENOH FLOWERS, O8TRIO | RuWE HOU wo ene aust Address Cis Dathing, tos ing and Sabine’ “sicambost ralrgad PLUMES, FANOY EIBSONS, Ero., INRY POINT HOTEL: families’ Euxn ron Cine ~- nha nae Pp mll-ln CLARENGE PETERS, Propristor. Sr. Many's County, Marytaxp, Oper for reception of guests J: under warawement of the owner, MES 508 vy ON HOUSE. End cf Virginia Avenne, Ocean alia tae, | MRS. J.P. PALMER'S, Mloy F St. Bet. 2th and 12th sts. BA eee hts eek bean eae a S97 MONOGRAM AND LISLE THREAD | ovafed, furnished and supped vith, srerp eee TE MOSTCONT ER GRATE SULPHUG GLOVES AT LOWEST FRICES. m23_ | piehoe for the comfort of wuesta, and ina fret-cinsa Morrooxeny County, Va. = Sao pee regen for anes. Bee wee id per day, This famous Summer bas SOMES FMR meen pmicns ss | See Sete eee Bape | pet aR Tih Washington, Baltimoreand Norfolk by thetiue | SUNE i for we recertion of guests Thess spttars on EHS Me J. HUNT, Moenigy” Coorme Leary, Lady of the Lakeand Jane Bett Martneractive and home-like Summer 621 ax: RET - : onnd. Having ae extensive additions 40 stock of For further information address virwi jum@mer inery, now selling 6 same at MRB. JOP. TRAVERS, atly reduced prices. § ins in . Stink Ficmes, rs and Shade Hate. en omits va miciy of" ri ft me ed rane are Je2-2m Piney Point, St. Mary's Co., M4. ow bein ers of Our = design, at priced far“below cost of manufue: | J ,CCAN HOUSE, BBeur voces, t m ALTOONA, Pa., Wl oven JON ites hes = My SUMMBE GOODS French Pat Ow Mary Lixg Pesnsrivasta Rattnoan, Atsung Kinks Bowne Ailey, ‘Bullard and Pook izape, Glrect snd Traveling Wraps, Under | ania the most Picturesque scenery of the Alle- | Tipige Sasched. | Sad for eine. pronrietor, renen wn and Percale ~ Wra Ty : 2 EAN VIEW, BETWF: APES HENI) ayn and Gingham Suite Black Damasso Bute; | qty large, airy, el aia CEAN VIEW, EN ©, RY 842: a fine Parasols and Gloves, | rooms and superior cubsine senor itone And 20 minutes rile teat from Nor- ian Novelties in Neckwear, Black and White | Of the most desirable ra oem he ee folk. 73 fe ane 8 in groat variety, and Misses, Ba: Tourists east or west can obtain a pant Beatie rene aie ee pnd sie ca ey . met Dt westice reeort Klewantly furnished = Suits and Caps, and a carefully selected line of | reat and & ¢aylight view of the Alleghenies by atd Bathing not a1 the Bathing urparsed oa tho Atlantic ep en a 4 sto] ping at the Logan. ocast. The v: ereivned. assures the able tat : , : First class music, Kc Ocean Vit be kept first-class in every partic- ‘7 Cig Trevise, Farts; 907 Feameyivanta wer, coutaining terms of board, &o, ahr. Bard ea 5 ner aap. Se Liberal areas vem . TYLER, mads for parues xe k or month. Ss Jol 2m Superintendent. | Letters’ or telezrame t0 JA. Rennety, Oeeea FASHIONABLE NEF MOUNTAIN HOUSE. View. ne rece Bane attentiog te DEESSMAKING AND TEIMMING STORE, z Had Geloon, es Baie aes Pema. ave “4 CRESSON BPRINGS, : J_A. KENNEDY, Proprietor. mperior stvie st short Botioe. adied can bave Campnra Co, Fa. 0% HOUSE NEwrour, Vr. ao ‘Basted. and perf guarane view of & sp8_ | On the Suramit of the Alleghentes, 2,200 feet above 4 mountnine Newly. fitted Sea level, within nine hours’ ride ot jou pied with stenm anf was: aewmm ADIES’ SHOES. _ Wachington oe femme, Todas 400 cuosta, $3 per day #10 20 sft. Wipec —— iy, the erec a new ani a week. Special rates to family et - For 80 days I shall offer my entire stock of WIR. TEE GoUDs sts Hotel the accoz modations at this CHARMING RESOBT have been grestly evlarged and improved. ‘The drainage and water supply are perfect. Pas- fenger Blevator, Electric tells, new Bath and bil- Ward Reome. and Obildren’s Dining and Play Rocins’ have been added to the equipme:t of the ona aud ithas been elegantly furnished through out. 2 Uottare Residences to let. Firet. class Music, &c,, &e. soe} Guenine coptalntny’ Analysis of the Water a el-din TOAtON, Bares rYLER, Bapt. Rik, SPRIPNGS now 0; for_reception of » BOARDERS from JUNE lst to 8EP- TEMBER let. Ample facilities for boat- ing, fishing, bathing, crabbing: fruit in siundance. Terms, $1.25 6 Pet diy, over four days: shorter time, rer day. dress Dr. LACKISTO) BP. INE, River Springs PO.. Md Pas- BON, Mansver. OBDAN'S W.S. SPBIF« ETEPHANSUN's DEPOT Vmemia, m17-2m DISCOUNT OF TEN PEE CENT. SH. VERMILYA, Ninth opp. Patent Ofics. BOOTS AND SHOES. READ! READ!! READ aa _febls 610 Wil be opened FIRST OF JUNE. Pam. phiets st ihe Kigxs House, Ebbitt House aud Btar Ofice. m7-1m t EB C.J0%DAN. ry PreBRY, ferme. | Adcrise theabove. Open Jaue 1, 1881. m14-1n* Ro ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, VA. We intend closing our businers 96 carly as possible» With that in view, will from Sure ANY AND oe OUR STOCK AT Te: LOWEST pee PRICES, rs DISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN PER OENT OFF F2R sengers on Arrowsmith land at Colton’s wharf. oy OPEN JUNE 1. In sores & large, wel.-assorted and fine stock of Jel Sm gine fer wie ee Sete. A aoe Dis pisszs’. TOCRTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J —Cuas. ulnrs abd terms apniy to ae MES ourae SP rae amen alas mitim aoa att Waste BE: BOYS" ana proved, scaitional rooms, new restaura ILD. 7 FOO} ne PREN'S | Gievator sud electric vols, BOOTS AND SHOES, Buitable for Summer, Fail and Winter wear, To whieh the attention of | gasHt BUYERS is &27 From this date no new accounta opened. &2" After June 30th our books closed to all. (P24 PARK HOTEL. a8 to Bib yor peek’ The Hote! sud surroundings are very atiractive. dings Grounds handsomely iid out with fowers and ouks—do- fountains, shaded Inesticated decrsda to their beauty, Acooler and BES HOTET, Bee cts oe oy mon, eine! fone EDWARD L. BURNS, Gurt Bathing ¢ onine Bate king, 2 abuncant supniy of the farm prodi.cn, co‘abined jel-ct 1109 Penn’a avenue. This Hote. is reopened for the with aliberal management, makes the Park Hotel oe are cree S2 per dey. 812 per Grom’ gout jourses to, Ninweee Palle, or soem ck, 835 per month. Route Norfo d : wz MARKET SPACE. 717 | Peek, & acaiuer. | Northn mon t@ Ch eprreione per 8, £3, W., break your trip at Williamsport. FOR LADIES’ SUMMER WEAR, every hnonday. ay au ay. are E ther information addrera SPR vA 2 In Low. Quarter Shoes and Blippers. m3)-1m, MASI. SPADY, Proprietor. | RARE uP ENG™ What ateet J. O. Bennett & Barnard’s. Fine English Oxfords. larse hotels, with accommodations for 0 ILLER HOUFE —Most dciisuttal location 1 tot moa Fiftn avenue Ties. the Biate: aochary sbeaaiiat a ation in Ge EPRI NEEL. Tree, Borartioulare x Newrort Button. pass througn the town £9 Get'yaburs. Ta OA) 30 Son : Sus Regents at d Grecian Button. Seaupnied Led ge ed ee aan a ———— es 8 mc ty rom dey iree, ' ES ERSEY Lo ALL FINE AND STYLISH. For inforn ation apriy to Sie, EL Miboacy, | THE WEST JERSEY KAILCOAD, ‘A Special Bargain in Men's Hand-Bewed Low- | Hanover, Pa: -im (SEW Buoap Gaver Bovre ) Quarter Shoes, at 8.50 per pair. ———————————— = ‘ABILL HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, NEW JEB- W. H. RICH, C BEY, “3 Serge 3 'Y, ‘wili reopen June 1® Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANT! J CITY, Ui7 Marker Space sitnation is known a8 one of the most de Isnow runing feet express trai 0 0! = fireb'ein Asbury Park. Two minutes’ &rver Ocscbes and Parlor Car, ANE MO MISTAKE. walk from Beach and Bathing Grounder nets Tus Cuange von BEAT THE KEW YORK SHOE STORE, Toons added sed eer at eed, aevara! mee sentenced room s added ard refuraicnon, ban cam ge 605 Pennsylvanin avenue. Mattresces, etc: Bath Home, Hot and’ Gola | TEROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN % MINUTES. RECEIVED <A ©. ie Water. perfect drainage Gas throughout Im- | | Paseorge:s from Washington will take the througla proved kitchen facilities. Great) enlarged dining the Baltimore and Potornac I. THE — and sumptuously provi le, wil! rival ore and Ohio RB. R. to Pirfls 4 best of reaside resorts. Apply earl; 8 chotce of rooms. “Agaresd 2 pom . agp Third avenue srd Kingsley etreet, Asbury Park, N. J. m80-30 nd arrive at Petineyivan a tia Station, 324 and Market etre-te, or vt the Pe is. Wil neton and Baltimers Keltrosd Bta- t Bread ard Washirgton Avenass, where Vuion Transfer Coaches or street vs coppect direct to Station of the West Jersey ivail- <oad st Foor yor tnroush denaw, bargage checks snd fall te rthrotieh ticket, ebecks ex e Northeast conver adeh (ONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY. ‘Unequaled location, substantial buil2- 8 ing, new furuiture, prompt and attentive service, | Sand Pen eee Sees Berio career 18th % . EW 3 ve aud Penn. ave nore ea CHILDREN'S GOOD SPRING elevator, electric bel's. E.R, corucr Oth aud B ets, 6.9 Pu avo 190L One hiindred Styles of Gent’s Fine ay Shoe, RSs STULAR SRORUENCE Pa. ave., Station Baltimore and Uhio Lailroaa. [) ox KcoaRTizy, | The Orchestr: will be conducted by Mr Zitener- FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. ap28 GEO. MoUARTHY. 3. 4 Pe caver, J.R. WOOD, Gen'l Pansy. Agent. _m21-Im ABGAINS—Selling off my entire stock of Of Colonade Hotel, Fhilsdeh LOCK ISLAND, BR. I —OCEAN VIEW HO- p> 2 AND SHOESat cost. Call early, be- | _Opens June 25. m2s- Batis MILES oT BEA: e0rT au elsewhere, seoure = 8 6 NG. GIESLEM 10H TH atest See eee ae BRP NORD HOUSE, comer Atantie debtor edge wa ie 4 A ursts; telewraonic Hiya can of OTA MEMEO, CUNSS | Bee eaeaoemen “Gera guna emmahememnitie* ! Besa: atsrrh. | Prtoe, 25. ore | STHONG, proprietor, (formerly of Baltimore. _ a'l bilious disorders. Price, 25cents. Mrs. D-. 2 m 2 Aitcomb’s Lung Balm cures colds, coucs, and | MNHE “BRIGHION,” PROPOSALS. consumption. Price, 25 and 60. conte. :| 7 ATLANTIC CITY. a peare's never teuine: File Remedy cures blind, BOPOSALS FUR PINS FLOVi. a av — thing piles, Price 50 cents | Ko: OPEN ALL THE B. aie at Western Medical Depot, 616 West Balt. Hot and Cold sea Water ‘Betue and all druggists. mar2t-4 : ns BUILDING ror State, Wan AND, more st., Baltimore, Md., and Orricz oF rn a ? -4 | modern conveniences, Navy DEraRTwents. i WatniseTon, D.@, June, 1831. m37-Im F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. Fealed Proposais for furnistiins and deitvorine DR. METTAUR’S HEADACHE PILLS Georgia Fise Fi Foarde and fite of the nor:h wing of the Bui Warand N) ente, in tale © 3 & & O. SUMMER RESORTS. B.*°-2 ‘OAKLAND AND DEER PARK. avy Departy will ba ——— received at thie off ce antil 1d wor JU Ne'v0, 1881, Cure most wonderfully in a very short time pots | _Theee well known and popular Hote’s hd opened istely thereaft rin preseace of BIOK AND NERVOUS HEADAGHE: seleve Dis, | will te Oren Rate sna TgpRlar Hotes Bicders. musedustely is PEYSIA in its worst forms, cleansing the body of | Jupe 16th, Specitications. general instructions for bidders, excess of bile, producing a regular acdor Lisgram ef both Hotels can beseen at Kuaw | and mani Jorms of proposal, will be furnished to of the . House, Baltimore, Ma. tay | Cetabished stimber dealers upon ther pooper ap- A full size box of these valuable PILLS, with fall | For further information address at Eu‘aw plication 10 this office. Gireations for s complete care, mailed to ny ad: | Route. Baltimore, daa, une gine aoth. Acer | Mme THOS, LINOOLN OASER, Gress on rece e thrae-oent postage stAapE. akland or Deer Park. : “Col Gurpeot feaete. For sale by all druggists at 26 conte, 515015. 0.8. WOOD, Manaver. = > OPOS&LS ABE INVITED UNTIL DRE sre from an: : TESTIMONY OF THE OLERGY: ASTFORD_ HAL InsT. L, ‘FORD. MARYLAND, poe ‘€ person OF Brome Key. THomas Guanp, one of the most Will be open JUNE 10 for reseptien of, Bnd CONFEOHONERY. oe LU CH STAN Boe 1 country. pastor Mount Vernon | guests, °F" “ens the tern & of the Camp Meeting t= bell at JACK M. E. Ohi Baltim J. 3 For particulars BON GOVE, Anne del county. Md. by the Ihave no tation in assuring you that Dr. m24-Jm* BAM'L NOBRIR, etal METHODIST? PROTESTANT CHUCK. com- joes gs ‘have proved DEOBP MISEBAL ry Fa 2 ng July ad a closing ey b oatabee. ue HE BEDFO: SPBINGS inform: : ‘Yours traly, THOMAS GUARD. ‘HOTEL No. s2e4 Ost. northwest, Wasut wton.- Jonsat™ Rey. Tuomas Gamez, pastor M. E. Church, He | y,n0n BIUCEBRIDGE, -, ter PPorosaLs FoR FUEL. tried Dr. aUR'S HEADACHE Pris Gay's Hote! a Navy Deraururer, with avast beach’ Tess nae seventy-nine years | Und trip tickets, atrlow eet Wastrsarox. May i, TRL: oid, and have been sub} fo Constipation s num: | trough. Eealed preportals, sepsrately, fur Wool and Goal, ber of years. Your 89 plessant ‘The proprietors wish tt to be distinctly incored end the recretary of tho in my cate, the first time Poome to understood that the ute of the waters androuaas | PSvy ¥il! be recefved until A O'CLOCK «SA TUR- thank you personally. will be strictly ‘are guests of | DAY, JUNE 45, to seep, the Macy Department, fours truly, OMAS GAMBLE. } Wil! be strict their use will be held from | Ud ofiies thereof, in Washington with fuel wise Rev. Lewm A. Toraexrep, pastor M. B. Church, | all sith the exception of vermanent resi | 7) tens entre ard White-eab Furaace Coal, I'geve De. Marravn's Hmanacum Prize to a | Sen? the county ‘nd those wno pay for thelr reterving the right to order ae maiich niore of elther Joan who was in bed with bad attack of Bilious Gate Pan be enzaced by letter to THE ANDER- | Furnace cr Stove Department may require Fever, and in two days he was out attending toh | BON HEIRS, Bedford Borings, Pa ‘Ail the coal to be of the best qua ity, free front Respectfully, LEWIS A. THIREEIED. Girtand slate, and inspected Agencies, viz: A. B, Shafer. 49 North % =sorn inepector 3G. 1010 F "Lied pouads Motes Ghttes af Baimones at: 8 5 Shafer, 110 at the cost of the contractor. rg Ba Sac e tines: Seashington, |B. Oo; and Frenty Serde. more oF loss, Spru~o Pine Wood.’ $e, Faas and found thm most benedcial. | ATH 2. ARDSESON MEIRG, Prowse. | Aller the wood cy bred toe ar ne epee ‘Yours truly, : 1. E. PETERS. BYGEIA HOTEL. srected by aswora + Bt ihe cost of the Bev. G. W. Honss, pastor M. E. Ohurch, Pied- ‘The Coal and We mont, W.Va. + OLD POINT COMFORT, VA., Devartmseut or Oe Feet eaeay fet at he Mary have given my wife, who is a sufferer from Situated 100 yards fron. Fort Monroe. Daitirs to » bom the sonteset ten contest he oa TE He MERiaagien ene” | ppearenee sie Ts Meh dang | Belcan naar eons: ‘Yours truly, GEO, 'W. HOBBS. | [0° for circulat describing Eeionie “rhe right to 7 ey ant ‘al! bids, or to BEO' CHEMICAL CO. eto. BLY portion cf an is reser. i; and the suc- cessful bidder will totu a ry fel3-20 Sele Baltimore, Ma. | 503-1 HABBIGON PHEBUS, Prop. | the sum of Meet Al ROR Es ON DECKER i | aig STATES HOTEL, ares in ‘ersry. reaveet, superior inate a ments. Thelr tone is pure, rich. brilliant, vory and of an entirely mi ge he ‘unt aD) ever seen. @. H. Kl i, Sole Avent, also for Bur- dett Organs. m3]