Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1881, Page 8

THE £VENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. SATURDAY. JUNE 11, 1881 ‘The Weat re OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘WaseInaTon. D. C., June 11, 1881, 9:30 a m. For the middie states, warmer. clearing wea- ther, variable winds generally, shifting to east- erly, stationary or higher barometer. Nice Weather To-morrow. ‘The chief signal officer tarnishes the follow- Ing special bulletin to the press:—Heavy have fallen on the New England coast, light rains in the middle states, Minnesota, lowa ard Missouri. The temperature averages ten degrees below the mean tn the middie states and New England, but a warm wave 1s ad- rg fromthe West. Southerly winds pre. Vall west cf the Mississippl and upper Jake region: elsewhere they are northeasterly. The river af Pittsburg was at half-past seven this morning five feet nine Inches above the danger line, but falling rapidly. Fatr weather {3 taat- €ated for the Avlantic coast states to-morrow, and local rain for the upper lake region, Ten- nessee and Onto valley. EANGE QF TX THERMOMETER ‘The following are“the readings of the ther- Tmometer at the Signal Office during the day:— TA M., Gi; 11 am. M1 5 3p, mM, 73% - mum, 79 ; minimum. 5 LOCAL NEWS. Sudden Death of Wm. “1. RUMORS THAT BE DIED OF INJURIES INFLICTED BY A GBCRGETOWN MAN—THE CORONER NOTIFID. Air. Wm. M. Siowen, who was well known in this city several years ago a3a prominent-ward Politician, and was a memb:r of the city coun- ceils from the first ward, dled suddenly this Morning, at his house, 2115 H street northwest. He kept a drug store at the corner of Pennsyl- Varia avenue and 20th street for several years, and atterwards a similar store in South Wash ington, but became addicted to intoxicating ¢rinks, and has been quite reduced 1a pecuul- ary circumstances In consequence of It. At onetime he practiced asa physician. but not being a graduate of any medical school did not meet with much success. Dr. Murphy, of Co- lumbia hospita:, was called to see him. but When he arrived the patient was dead. Some rumors being afloat that he had died from in- juries received from a man in Georgetown with Whom he had a quarrel afew days sinea, Dr. Murphy would not give a certificate until the coroher bad made an tnveatization of the case, jowen. ‘Total Eclipse of the Moon To-night The June moon fulls on the 12th, and gives us the rare treat of a total lunar eclipse early to-morrow morning. The conditions are tavor- able for a grand exhibition of the darkening power of the earth's shadow. The moon is ful’, Sbe is at her node, she is in perigee, or at her nearest point to the earth, and she will pass centrally through the earth’s shadow, The eclipse begins—that Is, the dark shadow enters upon the mcon three minutes after midnight. @ total phase commences at five minutes ist one Am. and ends at 2 hours 26 minutes. ‘he eclipse ends at 3 hours 25 minutes. On the ist the moon is In conjunction .with Mars and Saturn. On the morning of the 2/4 the heavens will present a superb picture, marie up Of the waning moon, the bright planets Venus and Jupiter. Between 5 o'clock on the morn- ‘st and 2 o'clock In the afternoon of the 22d the moon {3 tn conjunction with five a neta, Mars, Saturp, Neptune, Jupiter aud venus, —-——. MR. E. W. Horstxs. B. & N. S. S. Co., Boston, indorses St. Jacobs Oi for ncuraigia. t a CONVICTED OY Pocks? PicktnG.—Yesteraay, in the Criminal Court, James Stanley was con: ‘Victed of grand } y- In April last, Mr. En- ene Belts, while ending a book sale at alter B. Williams’ auction rooms, corner of 10th and D streeta northwest, felt a slight pull at his veet pocket. He put up his hand aud dis- covered that his wateh was gone. Seeing Stanley standing near him he accused him, aad i demanded that be be searched. The accused consented, Dut wished to go out of doors to have it done, W hich was objected to. While awaiting ab Cfticer to take the fellow into custody, some- thing was heard to fall upon the floor, and, Upon looking to fee what It was, the watch was Picked up. Stanley was indicted, anid yesterday convicted, as stated. Notice being given of a ane for & new trial, sentence was sus- SUMMER Sirks, black cashmeres, lawns, ging- | hams, India linens, dotted Swiss; immense agsoriment of summer goods. Towson’s, Penn- Sylvania avenue, south side, near 7th street. f _.THE CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY agalnat Simon Joseph and James Crusor was ended yes- terday In the Criminal Court with a nolle pros. for the former anda reeing Jury for the latter, one man holding out for conviction. The action grew out of Cruscr taking possession of @ pair of horses and a carriage beion; tag to the esiate of the late Edward Strong, of waich he ¢ almed to be administrator. Miss Kate Tiler- bey asserted ownership to the property, on the ground that she held a bUlof sate fori tram. Strong, but ibe exidence tated to snpport the esertion. ‘The e8 and Gast cr 4 and taken ta ee ae SBE Wore avinud E nny sey aaa SOI LO BVO d areplevin. Mr. Perry was pretty weil satistied that ft was a case involving a civil action and did not properly belong in the Criminal Coar: gad th: r_fore abandoned the prosecutivn a3 uo: t Joceph. When the jury retired tt was that they would unued Soup 14 Karat Wartuax S. ¥ a scitd ec ia Elgin stem winders, $25: lates’ solid gold watches, from #15 to ww bargains in watches fully Warranted, call on KR. Harris « Co., 432 7th street. t ELT Ling OF Caks commenced running on it wet reet and on Water street this morning. ‘The turn-table has been removed from Lith and © streets and placed on 1sth street, by the bureau of engraving and printing. It is sald that the company do not propose to make use of the C street portion of the road, and that tae cars will be run down 14th street to the priating Dureau al euch hours as will accommodate that office, and back again to Pennsylvania avenue, and that connection with 11th and Waver atreets Will be kept up by way of Virginia avenue. — THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH EXCURSION AND Coxcrt, which was to have Skea Pisce Bn lay evening, Was postponed, unt of the Seathen ust Monday eventhe, June 13°, same hour and boat as heretofore advertized. t —— VATCHES, $50; MARINE BanD To NiGuT at Driver's Garden. t sees lene A Dssexrep Wirz Divoxcep.—Yesterday, In the Equity Court. Judge Wyile, granted a di- vorce to Mary A. Grass from the bonds of mat- yimony with Frederick Grass. Taney married in this District August 27, 1874, her maiden name being Mille She charged that on the goth of January, 1576, while their only child wes very ill aud not expected to live, her husband deliberately left the house and his family with- out means or provisions, and she has never ly | which had contained laudanum. i ———_ A Victim of Insanity. JOHN BALDWIN HAY, LATELY OF THE CONSULAR SERVICE. | rived there yesterday afternoon, | by Bis mother), and registered a3 wia Hay, Virginia.” | Manifested v! kolfe on the clerk, and made a lun | but the blow was dodged, and the ear wounding one of where he was very violent, apd talked in th was a cousin of Dr. Ni His excitment later appeared to have partially Streets, Where the accommodations are better, Mrs. Hay, his mother, was found at the hotel. upon her son. Joppa, Palestine, but came here with her son, who has, for some tlme, been an tnvaltd, and bad come here for his health. Mr. Hay, a Short Uon, and bas Occupted positions of prominence in the consular servic? of the country, part of the time in the east as U.8. consul and consul Bas been givug lec-ures on the habits ani cas- tems of the people of the east. He had busi- ess {n this city with the government. His con- diticn this morning 1s represented as much worse, and measures were taken early by his friends to tend bim to St. Elizabeth Asylum, where it is hoped his malady may be speedily curcd It is tue bellef of the attending physi- lens that the spell 1s only a temporary one. Fair Play for the Herdics. Noticing in the papers recently some trouble With the Herdic Personai Transportation Com- psny of Philadelphia, I wish to ake a plain ‘Statement of what came under my own observa- tion.I met Mr. Dragon, of Kansas City,who had bought the right to run the Herdics there, and trom what I learned from him concluded to zo east at once and get thoroughly posted in re- gard to the matter and make some arrange- ments for their use. Went firstto Washington, D.C., to examine them; fouad the line runaing in perfect order; sar Superintendent Middaugh and got much Information rom hin, whiea still Mereased my ioterest In them. From there went to Philadelphia to see Mr. Herdic; went to the Herdic Personal Transporia— Uon office and stables, whicn are tn one butld- ing; was received kindly, and on au SEI my business known they showed me through the bullding, the stables being below and the coaches stored directly over the horses. I found the coaches muddy, bolis out and ta bad condition: and getting all the stable odor mde them unfit for @ passenger to get Into. Having been In the transportation business all my life, such management seemed strange to me, and the coaches would soon be ruined. Ou tuquiry why they were thus kept the reply was: “I'ney were good for nothing and not asi es saw the coaches on the street, running nearly full all the tme, and from éstimate I made concluded they must be taklug in from ten to thirteen dollars per day and ought to pay Well. Thinking there must be bad man: Agee [ni ut or something wrong, I went to the mana- factory and there met Mr. F, N. Page, superia- tendent of the factory, and from a thorough examination became satisfied that the coaches Were well built and would prove a success it properly managed. On inquiry of Mr. Page about the Philadelphia line he replied that he could not understand it; some- thing was wrong. They did not ran he line as Sf they wished to make ia success. They complained of the coaches, but he had, at Mr. Herdic’s request, repeatediy been to the office and offered to refit the entire Une of coaches and put them on the street in Perfect order without any cost to tiew Bat they would not allow it to be done, and even Tefused to allow his men to stay there who were sent down to keep nuts and so forth in proper Shape. I then imquired where Mr. Herdiecouid be found and was told at the St. George Hotel, where I saw him in the ene After making my business known and telling him where i had been and whatI nad seen, I asked him What was the matter with the Philadetpnia Company. He explained the wie! matter in full and to my entire satisfaction. He led 90 belleve that the street-car companies were ba2! Suicide. At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, Peter G. Neff was found dead tn his bed, at house No. 634 0 | street northwest, supposed to have committed uielde. A beer bottle was found near him | Last night, Officers Byrnes and Fritz, of the | Seventh precinct, were called into the St. James Hotei to take charge of a guest who, from his raing | Conduct, appeared to be demented. He hadar- companied “John Bald- ‘Soon after hig arrival ho lolent symptoms of insanity, which | appeared to gain upon him rapidly. Hedrew a nge at bim, biade came eservants of the house, | who was standing near. The unfortunate maa Was taken by the officers to police headquarters, 6 Mest extravagant manner. He stated that he 01s, Of the Bioomiagda’e Asylum, New York, formerly of the Government Insane Asylum here, and insisted upon opening conversation with him through the telephone, Worn off, and he was removed to the seventit Precinct station-house, corner of 24 and F In great Sorrow at tné trouble which had come She states that she is trom time eince, lost his wife by death, which appoara to have preyed upon bismind. Ae tsa lawyer by profession, and a gentleman of fine ed:ica- gen-ral. Since his arrival in this coantry he Condensed Locals, ‘The will of John Ruppert filed in the Probate Court leaves his farm of sixty-four acres, oa Seventh street rad, to his sons, also the furnt- ture In the house, stock In trade, materials, etc., subject, however, to a beqnest of $6,000 to bis daughter, Mary Gertrude Ruppert, which g1e vee be paid on reaching the age of twenty-one Yesterday Detective McDevitt recovered th? last one of the missing diamonds stolen trom Mrs.C. S Wheeler. It was found ta an old house in the western part of the city, where the thieves had bid it, The Washington Cadets, Capt. C. A. Fleet- wood. will celebrate thelr first anniversary at the New Germania Schuetzen Park, (Gales Woods,) next Monday. Tue several mill 1aorgan- | zations bave been invited to join the Cadets in astreet parade Monday afternoon, headed by U. | 8. 2d Artillery band. Hon. Frederick Douzlas3 | 18 the orator of the day, and there wifi D2 addresses by Dr. Charles B. Purvis, of this city, and Mr. William E. Matthews, of Maryland. Capt. Dudley Gilbert, of the schooner W. H. Smith, of Crisfeld, Md, reports having been in cojlision with the steamer ly of the Lake, at 6 p.m. Thursday, off the mouth of the Piacki- tank river. ‘The schooner claims to have been damaged to the extent of $450. The break on the p.W. and B.R.R, caused by the wasbout near Aberdeen, was mended yes- verday 1n time for the limited train from Now York to reach here on time. ————— District Government Affairs. Many applications are being made for a divi- sion of the water-main taxes upon property originally taxed ag an eutirety, where sundivi- stons have since been made. Under the law the water registrar has no power to comply with such Fequests to Make outa pro rata Dill to accord with subdivisions. The original owner 1s to be held in all cases of the kind. OBLITERATING HOLMEAD CEMETARY. The District Commissioners have caused the cedar grove of Holmead cemetery to b3 cut away, inthe march of improvements in that direction, and have advertised for sealed p-o- posals for the purchase of the cedar posts— some of them of extraordinary large szo— about two hundred or more in number. This equare Isto be used for school purposes, and Will elther be sold and the money used for the schools, or else the ground will be used as a schcol site, West Washington, nee Georgetown. THE NRW ENTERPRISES.—Messra. Numsen & Sen, the well-known canners of Baltimore, who have leased the warehouse property @e- longing to the Potomac boat club, have a force of men at work making the necessary repairs and alterations for their canning business, wkich they propose to establish as sooa as the building {s in order. The Ice Manufacturing company which re- cently purchased Shoemaker & Metz’s mill tor $15,0C0, are erecting a large building In the rear of the mill pronting, upon the canal, and it 4ooks like they mean business, The capital stock of “The West Washington School tor Girls” having been all taken, the board of directors, at a meeting held last nizat of stockholders and others interested, were au- thorized to secure the necessary teachers and Inake suitable arrangements for the opening of the school In the early part of September, Issl. Circulars containing fuil detalls will b> issued at an early day. THE GEOKGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, ‘The annual elocutionary exercises of the above harmed school took place in the presence of a Jarge audience yesterday afternoon, at West stieet chapel. The young ladles acquitted themselves well—retlecting credit upon then selves and thetr teachers. Mis3 Bettie Jack- son's rendition of “How Raby Played,” was especially well received, a8 were otner features cf the entertainment. THE CaNaL Tape. Jaiboe, With 2, 13 wheat. Co; lay, eorgetown as fo! #tain—Arrived, boat 10 bushels corn and 1,009 bisa- Seventeen boats letc Cumm- th 1,952 01 tong of coal lows: Consolidation cox pany, 4 tons; New Central company, 03 tops; Borden company, 231.05 fons: lampshire and Baltimore company, 233.03 tons: George's Cieek company, Bleen Avon company, 227.05 tons; 236.12 tons, Alexandria Affairs. [Reported for The Star} CirizeNs’ MESTING.—The Yorktown meeting at Anmory Hall last night, was attended of about 500 persons, many ladies being in the auditory, Mayor Smith presided. The Alex- andria Musical Association rendered several musical selections. Hon. John Goode, of Nor- folk, representative of the Yorktown Assocla- ton, elequentty presented, in an hour's S3eech, the Claims of the assoclation upon the citi of Virginia, and explained that several hu dred acres of land, roiprenendie the field of Cornwa'lis’ surrender, has been purchased by the assoctation; fifteen acres had been donatsd to the United States for a monument, and the residue would be made a park, to be called Lafayette Park. He urged ltberal'subseriptions. ALEXANDRIA’s BooM.—The new enterprise of of the company and were trylug to get the con- trolotit. As 1 was told by some ot the strest railroad men that they wonld soon have the Hereies out of the way,and Herdic had sald to me that one of thecompany had told him that if he would give up all the steck, so that they could control it, they would mike it a greit surctss. He said “No.” and he was bouud tne Q honld have the benefit of the line ag a -~ frausourtaiion, From there 1 caus ol Chea, “--4 he mab came home to Karsss City ana taiscu ter over with my friends in the transpor‘ation company there, and they sold out and cncladed to take Chicago. I telegraphed Herel: to nect me there, which he did, and we ciose1 4 bar- a’n for Ch: we putting in fifty thoasand sgainst th , OFgaulze a company and tat & each to have one-half the ‘, Rerdic Dinding would pay a dividend of twenty-five per ceu on the ectual caplal invested, or on failure the rigbt to revert to him, as he did not want any more trouble with street railroads in future, as they are always trying to buy him our. The recent developments in Phitadelphia convinces me that Herdic’s conclusions given me were correct, and strengtliens me tm my opinion that the car companies are trying to get the Herdics out of the way. The Coaches in Kansa3 City are €arning about one dollar an hour each. B. E. Saort. Kansas City, June 7. ————— ‘The Health Officer’s Assi . Sentenced, To-day, in the Criminal Court, Fudge Cox, the case of Wm. H. Douglas, who is engaged in the"Red Syn” medicine business, convicted of in assault on Dr, Smith Townshend, the health oficer, was called. A motion foranew trial was argued by Mr. J. W, Rogers for the ac- cused abd Mr. Perry for the goverament, and overruled. The court intimated that the sen- tence of $50 in the lower court might be affirmed, but on the suggestion of Assistant Attorney Perry to Impose a seatence In jal, to de suspended conditioned on good behavior, the court made a sentence of three months in jal Anvusements, Excursions, &c. The annual turntest of the Baltimore and |) Washington Turner association will be held next Monday, at the Schuetzen Park 1u this city. ‘fhe annual excursion of the bank messengers will be given next Monday to Marshal Hall. The Corcoran Will leave at 6 p.m. seen him aince, but heard that he went to Ger- many. Ten days after his abandonment tne ehild died. 2 FrasBL1's ice cream. t SamsraG’s prices are hard to beat. Remember the red sign, 730 7th street. t 730 FIETCRER CuarEi —The regular church ser vices at Fletcher Chapel corner 4th street end New York avenue, northwest. which have been partially suspended since conference, wii] be resumed in the morning at eleven o'clock end will hereafter be conducted regularly, Kev. Mr. King, formerly a member of the Baltimore conference having, by the ubapimous request of the parties Interested, consented to act as a Eupply. ‘Tbis chapel 1s One o° the fewfeburcacs iu thls eliy that Is cut of debt. a Howson’s Ick CREam, tn quart tins, 352. 12th street. é AvcTioN.—Determined to close out our entire stock before retiring (rom business In this elty, we spall commence fo sell at auction, Monday, June 13th, at 10 o'clock am. and? p.m. Goods fold at private sale at auction prices. The * Famous,” 400 7tu street. t IMPORTANT TO GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. —The Hellotype Printing Co,, of Boston, has sent an agent here fora few days to represent their interests. This company produce filustrations by the most approved photo-mechanical, photo- lihegrapbic and photo-«ngraviog processe’. ‘They control Lhe most important patents and have the largest establishment of 1t3 Kind to the world. Portraits and views from nature, Medical and scientific objects, antty utes, The Italian Benevolent society will give their seventh apbual picnic at Levilier’s Garden next Monday. ‘The George Leary will leave this evening, at six o’ciock, for the capes, returniug in time for business Monday morning. 5 ‘The Mary Washington will leaveat 6 p.m. to- day for a moonlight trip down the river return- ing at 11 p.m. i Hermoine Lodge, No. 12, K. of P., of George- town, will give one of its delightful excaraions to Marshall Hall on June 2d. See advt. ——— ‘Transiers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:— Robert J. Powell to John A, Presco:t, lot 11, Sy. 558, SUDS, 5 to11, 1 tO 7, and 44 to 4, sq. 69; 26,000. Geo, Tay’or et al., trustees, to Mary J Warner, lot 22, block 12, and 2, 3, 14 to 15, Mt. Pleasant; $2,577.10. Arny, Same to Adaline L. Jots 1, 2 and 3, block 20, de.; $1,1 J. M. nam to David Kelly, lot 25, sq. 583; $425.) . Drury to Tullio 8. Verdi, lot 109, sub. sq. 1 1,875. C. W. Howard to G. G. Dixon, lots 43,49 and 50, Sud. £q. 96; $5400. RK. E. Patro to G.'A, Mciihenpy, lots 11 and 12, sq. 205; $3 570, . Gra- A COLORED “THRES-CARD Monrz” Max.—Jin Parker, @ Leatly Gressed mulatto, was charged in the Police Court to-day with vagrancy. A tall colored man named Fendail Walls stated that be is @ farmer in Maryland, and on the 23d of last April be came to this city witha load of produce, and efter he bad sold tt. he was approached by this man, who offered to show bim how te do the “thres.card monte” trick He accompanied Parker to the City Hall park whep Parker produced three cards and showed ives and steel works is not yer fully devel- oped None of the contracts have been go far completea d® {0 place the deeds on the land record, and there are rumors that a pubite meeting will be called 2Md the elflzens tnvite fo cubscribe for stock. ‘There 1s a generat ex ectation that cousiderabie capital will be rought here for investment, and the liberal ¥rauts wade by the city coxnell are based oa thts expectation, Under the atimuins of the nor the town lately been a strange: AkkiVaL OF A —The sean Hartley, of Georgetown, fresh Irom thi ders bands, at Wilmington, Del., pags up at Doon to-day, With a party of la an gentiemen from ine Districl, who went dow ' eet her. ‘be river mers saluted her | Indian Ointment. | ee ag che peceed, ‘She ts sald to be the Haest boat | wontehronle ess, ee of ber class on the river. No one Deed *~ er ve minutes after applying th Naw Retre Feo THE RIVER.—P.cangirs by | Wonder, soothing medicine. Lotions, Instra- the ferry line to Washington nad to-day the | Pers and lectuarles do more harm pont soon. cholee of two street Car sines; for the O street | intense itobing (particularly at minh after and South Washington line opened its new | warm in bed), a2 8 poultice; gives instant an river route With four two-horse cars, ranniog painless relief, and is prepared only for Piles, itc from the ferry wharf, at M street southwest, } {ng of the private parts, and n via Water and 11th streets southwest, and Pye Gennes an nent makirg transfers at the intersection of ich peer OB Ber poe EE met street and Virginia sventie. Druweist comer Penn's ayo. and 12th at Station Hovss.—‘Fllp” Brown, an old ac- | ington, D.O., Retail Agent, quaintance cf the Washington police, 1s hela nate a morning charged with the theft of a tol e CORPORATION Covrt.—Judge Chilten opened, at 11 o'clock this morning, an adjourne1 st ston of the corporation court. which hag sine een engaged With civil busiaegs, INDIA LINENS. INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAWN, PERSIAN LAWN, BOITED swiss, FIGURED SWIS3, VICTORIA LAWN, BISHOP LAWN. Commencement DRESS GOODS from 12% cts. LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS, 10,009 yards LAWS Ec., Gc., 8¢., 10c., » yard. Zanzibar styles in Stripsd GINGHAMS, eome- wing new, 18 cents. 8 NG CuTTON, full width, 25 conte. Sicet Sawin; whits, blue ana garigal S160, $2. English Grenadines, Linens for boys’ ciothes, 15c., 20c., Spring Cloth for boys’ snits. a5e , 30 S7¢., 50c. Pars se 81.25, 81.50, Pn $2.50, 83, Fine Ail Wool Bisck Oashmeres, Bed spreade, white and colored bie Line: ube, 37¢, 500 Spring press Goods, 10c , }20., 15c. All Wool Lace Bunt- ing, 250. Moequito Nctting, best, two yaraa wide, ail col Straw Matting. good goods p Biack Silks, Summer Silss Coiored 3k Da wassce, Dan aese Grenacines, Cuiored Silas. BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPABTMENT. LARGEST STOCK TO SELEOT FROM. 6. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, Jell_Sontb side, near 7th et. and Center Market. (big barwaing,) 10 ee H 3 THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME, MIURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR Tollet, Bath and Sick Room. coins, olf paintings, water colors, | him how to draw a certain Another man, | _marl2-w&s9m cael Koewe shoehorn ee, are reproduced | who — to be a stranger, Co QcnooL MEDAL with all the falttuitiees of the photograph and | and Parker offered to Det the si er $10 that Ss ving. . card, plans "drawings pay autographle fac slaue | rerused, and Parker sald that he would bet $10 NEW DESIGNS. work they use special processes. ‘They also | that witness could draw the card, and the print color by Dew abd improved methods. | stranger took the bet, and Parker borrowed $10 LOW PRICES. TiGLit Retieriuaeereacteinme S| nena tase ty eee te eh aah heed not be taken frou the Building whers they | easily before, he drew the wrong card, aud the SAIL LEWIS? SONS, are located, thereby avoiding any risk of having | strabger went off with the money, and witness them lost or injured. Mr. Geo. A. Coolidge. | had Parker arrested. Officer Breen testified JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, who the com ', Will be pleased to Se pany, Li ph upon any one be addreesed at 1240 I street northwest. t BENrLER, hear 4}; atreet, fits the eyesight accurately. — =— Garrett and Mollie MaxriaGE Licews#s have been issued ur Cockerell, both county, Va. Bor Spain Cxystats, Roman coral, onyx _ q ‘a to Jas, of Fatrlax game. ab Criminal Court, Judge Cox, the mot fat enverea in tie case dt Edward that Lia has a fertbreds oe opie x card, fame sod fs in eonseant associate of thieves ” men. Parker was committed to for ninety days in default of NEw TRIAL GRANTED.—This morning, in the Mi oe a m8 1215 Pennsylvania ave. W. = Waeatiers e ABD WET AND DEY SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. Bl sthdes Sealer SIOa SSIs Sat wise. mail and express slver jewelry, $1 10490, at Priggs for DUTglarY |80é nF nine on gown nnn and tga Sb su 5 Driver has the reputation of selling that the verdict }2BCe, 1008 eer in Waahington, cmon | ewan Hear Brides. Gevsswea, D. 0 OITY ITEMS. —- Fine Quality Figured Linen Lawns 20c. New styles opened to-day at five centsa yard lees than they can be obtained elsewhere. ‘TYLER & CHEWING, 918 7th st. northwest, “The Profession ought to bear in mind that the Liebig Com- Rey. Prepare a genuine Extract of Witch ‘azel, and in ordering the remedy be sure to cestgnate the prepara'ion desired, otherwise a worthless article may be obtained. “The same firm also makes a most useful and conventent nutrient tonic, in the form of ‘Coca Beet Tonic,’ which has justly received the high- est commendation. We have used both of those Preparations with the most satis! re- J ! factory sults."—£ditoriat in the Medical and Surgicai Times, Liebig Co.’s Coca Beef Tonic. “Superior to any tonic I have used or pve fcribed,” says Professor E. M. Hale, M. D., Chi- cago Medical College. Beware of imitations. Burnett’s Cecoane. THE BEST OF ALL HAIR DRES@INGS. It allays irritation, removes all tendency to dandruff, and invigorates the action of the capillsries in the highest degree, thus pro- moting a vigorous and healthy growth of hatr. Its effect upon the glossiness and richness of the hair is such as cannot be surpassed. BURNETT'S FLAVORING EXTRacts are the best. Young Men and Others, , We send on trial for thirty days our Electro- Voltaic Belts, Bands, and Suspensories, to young men and others suffering from weak- nesces, nervous debility, lost vitality, lost Manhood, and many other diseases. We guarantee speedy cures and complete rest o- Tation Of mauhood. Address without delay. 8 Votraic Beir Co., Marshall, Mich. Forty Years’ Ex perience ef an Old Mrs, Winslow's Soot 1s the Scription of one of the beat iene oP Used forforty years with over tang muss r forty years with never-falling success by milJions of mothers for their ‘children, It relleves the child from pain, cures dysentery: and diarrho: eriping in the bowels and wind colic. poe health to the child it rests the mother. Price 95 cents a bottle. 17,8 Mrs. S. A. Allen’s World’s Hair Be- atorer a is Anes for restoring gray, white or faded hair to its youthful color, gloss and beauty. It renews its life, strength and growth. Dan- druft quickly removed. A matchless Hair Dressing. 1ts perfume rich and rare. Zylo Balsamum (Mrs. Allen’s)—A lovely tonic and Hair Dress- ing. It removes dandruff, allays all itching, stops falling hair and promotes a healthy greets with & rich, beautiful gloss, and is elightfully fragrant. Price seventy-five ceats in large glass atoppered bottles. wis Don’t Die on the Premises. Ask your druggists for “Rough on Rats.” It Clears Out rats, mice, bed bugs, roaches. Only | 16¢. per box. co — 8 “Alderney Dairy Wi as.?? Fresh Alderney butter churned avery morn- Ing, and deliveredin lbs. “Ward” prints, 350. per lb. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and Oc. pint. Sweet milk Sc. per qt. Cream,’ 1 PE=scewED BY PHYSICIANS. TROPIC. FRUIT LAXATIVE; PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND PLANTS, A Delicious and Refreshing Fruit Lozenge, Which Serves the Purpose of Pilis and Disagreeable Purgative Medic nes TROPIO-FRUIT LAXATIVE is the best prepara- tion in the world for Constipation, Biliousness, Headache, Piles, and ail kiadrea Complaints. It acts gently, effectively, and is Celicions to take. Cieansing the aystem thoroushly. it imparts vizor to mind and body, and dispels Melancholy, Hypo- chondria, ONE TRIAL OONVINOES. PACKED IN BRONZED TIN BOXES ONLY. Price 25 and 60 cent Druggiata. ete. Sold by 830-80: ILES PILES!) PILES oND NLSD OUFE. ploerated Files has boon erated Piles bas been fiams (sn Indian reme~ DR. METTAUR’S HEADACHE PILLS wonderfully in a very ahort Hime pot STOR END NENVOUS HEADAGUE, rellevs LYS PEPSIA {n ite worst forms, cleansing the body of excess of bile, produciny aregular healthy actor of Mall size box of these valuable PILLS, with ful aitections for moomplete cure, mailed to any ad: dress on Feoeipt of nine three-cent poutsye staiupe For sale by ail draxgieta ‘at 26 cents. TESTIMONY OF THE OLERGY: Rem ae Rntiatey pastor Mount Vernon Brave tno heditation ip. neruring you that Dr Merractn's HEADACHE PILLS have proved mosi vengtars uly, THOMAS GUARD. Rey. THOMAS GaMoLE, pastor M. B. Church, Be we, rt . METTaUR'’s HeADACHN PILLs paNat benelt. 1 sm how seventy-nine year old, and have been subject to Constipation s namn- ber of years. Y have actod #0 pleassn the first thme I ocme to Baltimore in my case, the ny. wag foie you personal TOMAR GAMBLE. Lawns A. Temenrmp, pastor M. E, Church, ACHR PILES to a Tad attack of Bullous Dr. Merraun’ in bed with a bad PURTAgIG feeding wats standing wil term work. Respectfally, LEWIS A. THIREKIED. Bev. |. PETERS, pastor M. E.Ohurch, U: Va.. I Saave used one box of Dr. METTAUR's ; sonm ae and found them most Please send me snother Yours truly, 1. B. PETERS. Rey. G. W. Hoxss, pastor M. E. Churoh, Pied- mont, W. Va. : ‘wife, who is asufferer Head- COMBO ge cute Baaiten Basie aad as ‘truly, GEO, W. HOBBS. BBOWN CHEMICAL CO. fel2-eo Sole Proprietors, Baltimere, Md. E. Sar (HE ONLY GENUINE VICHY Is from the Bprings owned by the French Govern- HUTERIVE Rheumatiam. Diabetes, { Geavel Diseasce of tue kianeye ete ‘or gists and grocers; or wholesale Agent Beeler BOUGHE. FILS & GO-. New York. , 427 Sth street. AMUSEMENTS. SUMMER RESORTS. COOL AND PLEASANT PLAGE TO SFEND | JORDAN'S W. 5. SPRINGS sor DRYER 4 SUMMED GARDEN, Admittance treet NATIONAL THEATER. THURSDAY NIGHT, JUNE 16. Gilbert & Sullivan's Comic Opera, PRATES OF PENZANCE, DR. EF. 8. KIMBALL, Director, under the auspices of the POTOMAO BOAT CLUB. Fame cast that presented this opera Fo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. Prof. SOUBA in charge Jell-3m smcenas- folly at the benefit of Manager Ramuel G. Kings- | ley including Wis Eva Mills, Mra. ®. 8 Kimball. F.B Pay. John Pugh, A. I, F. M. Pear.on, H. A. Foresms: as Pirates and Policemen. Original orchestra score kindly | by Mr. R. DOsiy Carte, of New Yorke) nue’ by Me Full cast in to-morrow issue. Jore-st ASHINGTON NATATORIUM, E sTnFer, ne- TWEEN OTH AXD 77H every FOR. NON FOR LADIES and every AFTERNOON and FVENING FOR GENTLEMEN. Male and Female ‘Teachers ready at all hours to give instruction in swimming. Admisrion, 25 cents. det ee eee PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c GRAND ANR UAT. EXOURSION TO BEGIVE J by HERMIONE 10DGR No. 13, Kor Py OF GFORGEFOWN, to MARSHALL BALL, on THURS- DAY, June 23, 1881, on the Palace Steamer EX. CELBIOR, which will Jeave 7th street wharf. 9 a.m. ard3p.m., returning by moonlight, arri ing in Washington at 10 p.m. Tickets, 50 cents. Children, under ten years, 25 cents. GELECT MOORLIGHT EXOURSION OF | NATIONAL LOPGE, No. 32. F.A.A M. UESDAY, Jnne lth, ’ on” the Steamer QORCORAN, 40 miles stopping at down the Potomac, MAREHALL HALL Prof Donch’s orchestra; dancing. = Boat leaves st 5p m., returning at 12 p.m. Btreet care will be waiting, Tickets, admitting a gentieman and ladies, 50c. For esle by members and at the bost on the even- ing cf the excurrion. R. C. LEWIS, Chairman jel1-2t 920 7th wv Ex Com, st. nor:nwes*. RAND. MILITARY EXOURSION AND RIFLE MATCH, At GLYMONT. cn the’ Steamer ALROWSMITH, Jane léth, 1881. Rifles and Alex- ht Infantr: ickets for nale st A O re! Dm. Hagerty’s, Dr Drug Store, "8, iz Store, Cochran’s Cigar Store, Hat Store, Ellis’ avd Metzerott's Music News Stand under Metropolitan Hotel. Post leaves 7th street wharf at 9 a.m. 2and 6:30 p.m. Jeil-st* GELEOT Fairy EXCURSION TO GLYMONT. On the palace Steamer EXCEL- £IOR, MONDAY, June 20, 1881. comfort snd order take thia trip. No improcer persons allowed. The steamer will leave 7th street wharf at 9a. nd $p.m. Returnise, arrives at Wasabington at 2 and 10:30 p.m. Tickets, 50 cepts. For pleasure, Jetl-7t" J 1. VERNON LODGE, No. 5, K. or P. The Excursion to bave been given by th> sbove- vamed Ledge, June 16th, has been Postponed unti June 30th, on accouat of the continued ine’. weather, which will render the ground unfit for ladies and children, All tickets will be good for the latter date By order of Committee 1 WOR CHARTER. ‘The safe and c-mm*dious Steamer JANE MOBFLEY will be chartered Sebo for special EXCURSION PARTIES! for trivs on the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay. Pry, to WM. THOMPSON, Pres't, lw Gis 15th at. GiE4ND ANNOAL Plonic OF TRE KNIGH £8 OF St. JOBBeH, No. 1. At BEYER’S (Seventh street) PARK, on WAD- NESDAY, June 15, 1831, Tickete, 250. Muzic by Pistorio. it x's Derot P.O, Vmorsta. Pamphlets st the Riggs House, Ebbitt House and Btar Ufice. toa? } _del2-teept B. ©. JORDA rd. ot Oak! a hap vitae MA*8°S Ber DBLEBURA, ae oupovx Couxrr, | een re bow open for gccom- mmodation of traneieutardne omer board. ra; mineral @pring pear hotel, equal to | apy ip thastate. Addrese Jell-2w* CHRISTIAN REAMER. OUNT HOLLY SPRING MoO GditsEnvana COUNTY, Pa. ‘The MULLEN HOUSE is now open for, the recention of guests Descriptive ciscu’ars, étc., to be had a the cfice ot The Star. yell -tw INAAC MENGEL., Proprietor. SHELBURNE HOUSE. Michiven Aye- SS nne, Atlantic City, 160 yards from the fea, with ictéd ecean front, and pear the warm bathe. belle and Modern co: Jell-3m jeneer. EDWIN ROBERTS. GUMBMER BOARD, in a pirasant villace, S onthe W and O:R.R. Shade, moun @Ay aie, pure water, rome laree, well 421) |. Terms moderate. Address J HUGHES, Hamilton. Londoun Oo., Va. j«1l-t FOUNTAIN TOP ROTEL. ),996 feet above Tidewater: situated in, Yirwinis. on the line of the Chesapeake & railway 24) mlies from i ton City, and 121 from Richmond, Va., is now open for visitors. F N 5 x. Jel0 2a* F ke, address IABAIB, Prop. Aiton Devot, Vs a ue COLONNADE, ATLANTIC OI TY —House en Rewiy jainted and refitted through- out. Steam, evciric bells, 81 and hair mat Kas, MITASEES IN Very TooM wD furnished with all rodern improvements GC. A. RINES to insure comfort. . A. oe and cold sca-water baths QHBENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, kQ Alum, Chalybeate and other wate: “Mountain * Gool Niehts. No mosqul- . Free from fashion and Boas . Al eshapy Meuntain For informaticn arp.y st No. 1331 F street nortu- West, pear Ebbitt Hoase. ed Renewed oymforte, elec:rie | . | proved,edd'tional rooms, new | SUMMER RESORTS. |ASTPURD. HAL E PURTXPORD, MARYLAND, i be open JUNE 10 for reception wuests = address m4 Im? SAM'L NORRIR, NE BOTEL IN THE CATSKILLS. HOTEL KAATERSKILL. The La: est Mountain Hote! In the | Wor! | OPENS JUNE 25, 1882, j ‘Three thousand feet above the sea. Commands View 60 miles of Budsos river. Access by ‘within one hour's drive on typ of mouata! | pure, cool and exhiarating air sfords Hits ie Hay Fever. Coustump ion. ery modern converience- Lathe, tore” Keaterekid Park contains snavy, mties of drives and wa'ki smone the most beautifal scerery of the Ostekills. For terme, modes of ac- | cess, &c., address | - E. A GILUETTS, mR eat Colopnaée Hotel, Philadelphia. IVFR RPRINGS now for reception of Hl KOARDAKS from JUNE Ist to REP FMBEK lst. Ample facilities for boat. ing, firbivg, bathing. crabbing , fruit in BLACKISTONE, River eri: <= PO. Md > — Arrowsmith laud at Colton's wharf. | (LARENDON HoTE: | Cc SARATOGA FPRINGH §. ¥., open for the reception of euests June with re, improvements and new passenger elevator. rates for June. HARRIS & LOSEKAM. P. Barris, of Willard’s Hotel, Washington, and Hotel Brighton, Coney Island Oharien 3 3 proprietor Owen House and Maison Doree, Washington. m7-2m —— OUBLING GAP WHITE suuPaoR AND 0, JUN! GHALYBEATE SPRINGS wil 3 retreat 3 W WHELER &CO., Newvil’e, Oumberiand couny, Pa. mi9-2 EW WINDSOR COLLEGE— Magnificent shade: view Bine Eide; Sulnhur Springs, | stablén, horses, &o. in: | quire’ M. MM RORRER, Bis 7th Ktrest: or Sddrear A.M.JELLY. Few Windsor, MA TOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J —Onae. | §) Pury. of Contizestal Hotel, Philadel. phis, Manawrr Great!y en'acee t restaurant, room avd ‘bowling alley, psssonger Comfortable accommo- dssion for 1,000 guests. Music by Simon Hassler's Opens June 25, T881 k, Hany DExrson, late of the Girard, Jet 2m new bil tar: elevator and electric belis. fravel from city : onring Mresque scenery. and good roa. — 3. H. PRICE, Proprietor, in : of Ieee POPULAR WATERING PLAGE, CAPE may, 18 BEACHED BY THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD Is Two Hovns rom PRLADELPRIA. Fast Express Trains, with Parlor Oars attache’, are ron during the reason at convenient hours, and parser vers will find on their arrival at Philade'phia Union 7: es and Hor'e Cars ready t. r direct 10, the foot of avenue: nue; Station Baltimore ard Ohio B.B. J.B. WOOD, General Pass'r Agent. FRANK THOMSON, Gen-ral Manager. _je3-2m OTEL, FOR FALE—One of the best and o des* stanés in Central Pepiaylvania, op- Porite Depot, yay ing 15 per cent. clest Well furni-hed; 35 acres of Jand. No’ yeady for Bummer Boarders. J. WIG! Trcut Rup, Pa ) qe ee POINT HOTEL, Sr. Mary's County, Manynaxn, Open for reception of cuests June 157TH, under the 2 tof the owner, MKS. JOS TRAVERS. ‘The Hotel has just been thoroughly ren- Ji" ovated, furnished and supplied vith every conve. nience for the comfort of wueste, and i8 a first-siaas Summer Home for families. ‘Terms—2 per day, 910 per week and 835 per month Special arrange- LYMONT PAVILION and SUMMER RESORT ‘can be engaged for Ficnies or Excursions by applsing to8. F. SMITH, Proprietor. or T. J UDEEN, 205 7th st. northwest. Jell-Im" ECOND ANNUAL PICNIO OF THE UNDINE 8 FISHING OLUB, At JUENEMANN’S PLEASURE GARDEN, on MONDAY, Juve 13, 1881. Tickets, 25¢. Prof. Cock’s band will furnieh the music. jel1-2t" TPBE EXCURSION 10 GLYMONT unter the auspices of the Young Sister. hood of Trinity Church is postponed. until TUESDAY, June let. Tickets 50 cents. jah1-2t Gi24ND ANNUAL TURNEEST oF THE BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON TURNER ASSOOIATIUNS. MONDAY, JUNE 13, AT THE WASHINGTON SOHUETZEN PARE. 5 cents iesion., wos = AMMckele for Sale at WG. MelzeroW & Co ’s and Wild Bros." music stores an te. Aa: ¥XCURSION OF THE BA SENGERS TO” MARSHALL HALL, MUNDAY EVENING, Jun S81. ‘The steamer altave Marshall Hall atts ctor will leave Marshal at 12 o'clock | amittice gentlemen and ladies, ONE 5 TALIAN BENEVOLENT SOOIRTY will give their seventh annual PIONIO at LORFE- 1 EB’S GARDKN, on MONDAY, June 13th. A gold medal will be awarded’ to the best Tolle Tickets, admitting xeutle- man and 60 cents. No retutn tickets. Pis- torio’s Ban en ep It the weather shovld prove incled ext, the Picnic will be pos.: poned until the 15th. jel0-3t* { FECIAL FXOURSIONS BY BAIL AND WATER TOK NORFO! RE- RETURN OAN OPPORT ij Histouto JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT. On and sfter MONDAY, JUSE 6, 1881, the POTOMAC BiEAM BOAT, N TIC! a5 fo! we Gye Weabiteton by Rtasmer BXOELBIOR st 9:30am. and 3:30 p m., daily, excest Suaday, for Quartico, thence to Richmond by the Bichmn 1. Fredericreburg and Potomac Ratirosd, tneace down the J «mes Biver to Norf Jk by Virginia Steam- boat Company, returning to Washington by Steamer okonee tat VICE VEBBA: r ‘GEORGE LEARY ath PR. n by Steamer ape YHORSDAYS, at 530 p.m.. for Norfolk, thencs up ¥ steam CE! 8IOR. S the round trip, vood for four dava,8*. Tekete for fale and information furnished st B . eet northwest: Cook's i pans fe foutot ‘7th sirect.. Lies eas IBGE MATTINGLY Runt. W. P. WELCH, Agent. 16-40 EXCURSIONS p O¥ STEAMEs ARROWSMITH. LOWER CEDAR POINT AND BLAOKIS- TUN’ ISLAND, DURING THE MONTHS OF JUKE. JULY AND AUGUS’ EVERY MONDAY, TU! Pennsylvania avenue, and at Com- ‘int Lge wacrattheiwo places abounds equally in fish, crabe and oysters, and equally salt for hath ing, Fare for the round trip during the for day of er a re for round trip 81, good for ay issue, bo mnpotiea ere ty on Sunda: ubday. Chrhoee withing meals OD at 60 cents each. CCOQUAN FALL® AND MOUNT VEENON NGS.—The Steamer Many Se ae i *WEDSSSDAY and FRI- fe Whart at 9:00 &.ma.: - This irtered at RANDALL, Manager. “ERICSSON LINE STEAMERS.” v Rovure To Pu for Tickets irsued to. At Qamaen apd: Atiantic B. ola eluate. Line Bin, yporewat Hue Git 3 B'e ‘Tickets..... Pe farther information and tickets apply to VSED. SHRIVER, G1 agent m%-2m "Sight strvet wiiart, Battlocre. ELECT DAILY su ‘EXOURSIONS, SIXTY MILES ON THE POTOMAO, ‘TO QUANTICO AND EETUBN. ‘The Palace Steamer EXOELSIOB wharf, foot cf 7th street, st 9:30 a.m. = OP ‘.3 Seroag. arrives sta and 10:30 0. 25 cts. ‘Tickets 50 ote. Oy SUNDAYS at 8 p.m-only; returning at 8. ments made for femilies. Daily commusication with Washington, Baltimore and Norfolk by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady of the Lake and Jane Moseley. For further information addrees MRB. JOS. TRAVERS, §e2-2m Piney Point, St. Mary's Co., M4. Lo HOUSE, ALTOONA, PA., Ox Marx Link Pexnsrivanra RATLROAp, Amid the most picturerque scenery of the Alle- ghenies. Its large, airy, clecantly farntehed rooms and superior cuisine render it one of the most desirable rev orts in this state. Tourists erst or west can obtain nivhes rest and a cayiizht view of the Alleghenies by stopping st the Logan. Firet class music, &¢ ‘or containing terms of board, &e., adders W D. TYLER, Jel 2m Superistendent. JNEW Mountain House. E CRESSON SPRINGS, Camerra Co , Pa, On the Suramit of the Aerhentes, ee within nine hours’ Ti vashington. By the erection of a new and elegant, Hotel the accop wodations at this OHARMING RESORT baye been grestly enlarged and improved. ‘The drainage and water supply are perfect = fener Blevator, Electric bella, new Bath ° Hard Reome. and Ohiidren’s Dining and Piay Rooms have been adéed to the equipment of the es and itzas been elegantly furnished through- out. Cottage Residences to let. ‘iret. Music, Xe , &e. For Cirenisr eontaia ‘ae ‘analysis of the Water Mietedn Orman. ACCS D. TYLER, Sunt. TLL HOUE, ASBURY PARK, NEW JEB- rie rir say June 1%, 1881. ‘rhe, situation is ki Down as one of the most de | b'ein Asbury Park, Two minutes’ 200 feet of, walk from Beach and #athin Grounds; né es. ‘The honse h: roors added eae r 88 bean € several new ‘nished. Bpring Bede, Hair Teeth Rooms HOt and’ Goll Gas it Im: VONGRESS HALL, CAFE MAY. 2 Deqnaled location, «ustantial buil ing: now intr Stare, prompt aud attentive serv.o, elevator, electric bel.s A OF PARTIOULAR- EXCELLENCE. he Orelicelss wil be cenoucted by Mr Ziuuer- ma. H.J.&G. B. OBUM Of Colozale Hotel, Opens June 25 EAUMONT HOUSE, corner Atiantic and Virginis svenue*, At antic city, N J. House entirely renovated and under MES managemen*, Terms moterate A BrroxG, proprietor, (formerly of Bsitimore.) m27- P, Philadelphia. m23-2a re “BBIGHTOS, ' ATLANTIC CITY. EN ALL THE YEAB. Hot and Oeil sea Water Bathe and «feat modern oonven‘ences. 2037-Im F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. BE! yD & 0. SUMMER RESORTS. B, * ® ®O™GKELAND AND DEER PARK. well known apd wil be com lor the milk. “Term ierates Wound-tue 2 iB moderate, & eb tickets via B AO. K.R. For pamphiet-, | ence Chek nae dress AJ. MYER: | QUMMER RESORTIN THE MOUNTAINS OF | (obs BOTT. London county, Ve, five miles from 5 depot on the W. £0. RK : Di | COBR'S ISLAND. VA. nw, Fishing Snipe Khootine, e.i8 reopened for the reception Terms $2 per day, $12 per, her mouth. Route from Nortofk or Ol steamer. Northampton to stone nény, Wednesday and Friday. For fur- ther information addr-se i) 3. T. SPADY, Proprietor. DD LEE BOURE — Mont ae istttal Tocation tn the Stave. scenery bean'iiul: cae pers through the town to Gety<burg. Ta- ble supplied from country market, Charyes moderate. Bas to and from donot ines: For itformation apply to Mra E.L. RIDGELY, Hanover, I m3l-Lm air as, 8. M. MUILIN. Proprietor |. M. MULLIN, Proprietor OPENS JUNE tw. This magnificent summer resort, aitustel seme the mountains of the Vailey of Virginia only twelve miles from Baltimore & Ohio BR R., at Mt. J: - son, within s few bours travel of the cities of Balti It exoels in all the features more and Washington. Which mate a watering place attractive. Ite creat inde, 2, 800 feet above the leve’ of the wea, rene dere the ¢' ite peenliar y thful and delight- fol. The Chalybeate, Arsenin, Sulphur Powder, Tron Buiphar, Healiny and Best Wallow Aprings, for their Meclelnal virine and curative properti stand unrivaled on this Contivent. For health. Plearure and good livir, Orbnry te the place, Round trip tickets issued by the different ratl- road companies. Passengers leave Mt. Jackson oon efter the arrival cf the train, arriving at the Brings to early tea. after being transported 12 Park Waxoneties over ove of the beat mountain Toads in the Htste, exsier and quicker reached than any large wetering place iu the two Vireiniaa, and With perfect aatety ; no mountain to cross. Board from $12 to $59 per month of 80 Gaya, ao- cording to location “Rpecial contracts made with families or Iniwe parties Oav scoommodste 750 Berons. Good # Fishing and huating in on. Fplendid livery; charges moderate. Ren for pampblet mi2-Im \ONGRESS Hall. OCEAN OLTY, Mo. First c]ooe in all its appointments.” rea 0 fon of ISSL willoven June Ul W.B SFLBY, Proprietor; THOS. FARLBY, Jel-rckar ne JNITED STATES HOTEL, ) The Largest in A‘lantie City, NJ, WILL OFEN ON SATURDAY, JUNE 1) W. WBITNEY. Mansvet THO?. ( HARE, Cashier. D. T. MORGAN, Musica! Di . FT. rector. Pertons desiring t- engage roomie will address BROWN & SUELPPER Propristorn, 827 Richmond et mM)-eotje16 Philadelol ata (paanerens WEST POINT HOTEL (FORMERLY COZZENS», WEST POINT ON THE HUDSON, Opeas for the Seasom May Bist. Thoroughly renovated and refurnished. having 8 Passenger Elevator and all modern con- veniences. Disgrama may be seen and Fpoms engaged at the New York Hotel, 20-eo2m. H_ CRANSTON Prepriet®. YAPE MAY OF MARYLAND. | esis VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, wo, mae Now ony for the reception of sts. ‘The most sae. First-class rates wand fishing Steamboat, ratlrosd and tel’graph coummnteation, Special ‘rates for famies. bEND For CrecesaR. | } j | { pular Hote's isgraD) pe ri ¥ frat Disgram of Hotels can beseen at Euaw June 16th. itimore, Md. or fartuer inf address at House, Baltimore, May unt’ sane 10th. Simap tel 0:8. WOOD, Manager. through. ‘proprietors wish itto be distinctly pase that the ure of the waters Ig Seti age Springs, Pa. Gaatlos st ae a: 6. tt, Washi DO. and m23-Im_ ANDERSON Prop’rs. Eutaw After and groaaas ‘Beoford Ws be had at et ee A Shafer & Go £00, 103 | reRoUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 9 MINUTES. Ul open May 28. CuasEnren ores, Zameen peas at mil-lm CLAKENC® PETERS, Proprietor. MONTGOMFRY WHITE SULPHUR | T= SPRINGS, ™ Morrscomeny Covsty, Va. Shie famous Summer Resort has been leaves by Mrs. i. J. COLLEY, of the Hewilton House, and will be ‘openet SUNK 1 for the reception of cuests These spriuxe are the most attractive and home lige Summer Kerort in the Mountains of Virginis, Round-tri ticke's xt recuoed rates sold at the Virwinia Mid- land ratiroad office. For circn'ars giving terms and fu! description, ‘address the Springs or the Bamilton, corner 1dth and K steseta, Washington, GUT HOUSE, B™ REHopOTH Brace, DFLAWABE, per week, Eksting Rink Bowling Ailey, Billisra sna Pool Tab'es attached. Circulars et tar office p2s- 3m WALTER BURTON, troprietor. CEAN ViEW, PETWEEN OAPES HENKY 'D CHARLE: An4 20 minutes ride by rail from Nor- folk. Treineevery hour. New and ele- nteessi¢e resort Blegantly furniehed ieh- foe ard Bathing not surparsed on the Atlantic coset. The underrigned assures the pablic that Ocean View will be sept firet-elaxs in every parti usr. Board ¢2.50 per day, aud Liberal arrange mente msde for partes by the werk or month. — ye two J a atin $d 4 few. Ve., will reorive, promt a and Fis Tectle, Billiard Saloon, Bowling J_A_KENNEDY, Proprietor. ew! maxuiticent view of wuntaine Newly fit Up:gupplicd with steam and yas: socom. nicéatee 400 waceta. #4 per day. 81010 & week. hpecial rates to family” CHAS. A. BON, Manexer. OCKWOOD HOUPH, HAEDFin's PEERY, Arent "High elevation. foe seanery: r be iM «Bar Ezerecsma: eve supped frou country ‘ket, fne De. rms Pt we terms. Adcress theabove. Opel. Sune 1, ae Ro ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, VA. Telegrarh, Pr the Rotel A deiehttal for tamilies. No Bar For circulars and terms apnly to ‘A.B PRATT, Proprietor, wll-3m_ _ 401 9th street, Wasbinxtoa, D. O- OTEKL. ee | 88 to per ‘The rounding are very attract! ve, Groubds hanaeomely nid cut with fowers and tar ded by grand old forest Tentieated deer edd to their beauty, -& cooler and T home for the bot months, cannet be found name seston with of the farm produce, com! Sanstinaeecnene ane te ha Met THE WEST JERSEY RAILHOAD. (New Baoap Gavox Rovre ) Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIO CITY. oa ot Klezant Pas-