Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1881, Page 4

iC SCHOOL MATTERS, The Kendall and King Scholar- Awarded—The School—Graduation Exercises To- EB if, ISSL. The Weather. OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 2 x. D. C., June 14 em — Ep gone Ught rain | aring westerly, higher bardmeter. ir Weather To-morrow. The chief signal officer furntshes the follow- ing special bulletin to the press:—Kains have generally fallen inthe lake SPECIAL MEETING OF THR TRUSTEES, A special meeting of the board of public schoo! trustees was held last evening to eon- sider a proposition to Increase the number of Pupils of the Normal school to 25, &c, Tuis question was at once taken up—the resolution offered by Mr. Lovejoy, April 12th last, aud re- | — favorably and postponed at that time, | being read. espieined the necessity t Mr. Curtis sald that he had not approved the Tt on account of the additional expense. . Lovejoy said that the practice school at- tached to tte normal school was a doubvie school,and the adoption of the resolution would asian necessary to have but one additional Superintendent Wilson explained that these two schools numbered 64 each. The resolution was adopted. The committee on teachers reportea on the recent examination of teachers recommending the granting of. certificates as follows:—Ist Class certifcates—Ella blet, Agnes I. Rounds, Annie F. Perri ¥. Church, Annie E. Loomis; 2d class—. Pease, Margaret C. 0. Laz Anne M. Godirg; 3d clase—W. H. Smith, Helen M. Manning; 4th class—Henry 8. Petty and Richard T. Moss, Mr. Lioyd moved to amend the rule adopted solse months since, relative to the granting of 8O as to grant cercid- cluding those who region and occa- slepal rain in the Ohio valley, middle states and New Bogland. The following spectal heavy ralbs are reported: Cincinnatt, 1 9-10 inches; Columbus, 2 65-100 inches. A‘ dispatch from Cincinnati states that at 6 o'clock last evening the river bad risen since the precedin; twelve feet seven Inches, and was rising rate of six inches per hour. bas risen In the Atlantic states; elsewhere has remained nearly stationary. prevail in the lake region, southwesterly in the Atlantic states. Fair weather is indicated for Wecnesday east of the Mississippl river. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER ‘The following are the readings of the ther- Mice durfng the day:— “5 3p. m, 35% Westerly winds mometer at the Cc. Sanders, Emma M. LOCAL NEWS. Southern Excurstonists in Town. This morning at 9 o'clock, on the regniar southern train, a party of about 60 excursion- ists, mostiy ladies, arrived from Fred burg, Va., ald are seeing the city sigats to-day. About noon a train of 14 carg, Daving on board about 1.0¢0 éxcurstonists from Wilmington, N. C., came up over the A.& F.R.R. They were landed on Maryland avenue, and at one start- ed Out sight-seeing. The moat of them will re- mam several days. ci ‘Transfers of Rei Deeds im fee have been recorded a3 follows: ‘o Wm. H. Dall, parts 4 and 5, J. B.T. Tupper to G. W. Riggs, W. Woodson to mby, John Cannon, aS cates in Ube eighth gi g0 to tbe high school; adopted. Mr. Fairley presented the report of the ex- aminers on the Kendall and King scholar: C. B. Young, J. W. Hunt and 0. ‘t. the president of the bosrd openea the numbered envelopes and read the names, }laced tm the report enabled th abnounce the averages. The twelve contest- avts were of course from the boys’ high sciiool (Mr, Paul, principal):—Roger T. Mitcheil, of the vision, made 71; Clarence C. Doolittle, 3, 91.75; Hawkins Taylor, 30, 72; Herbert W. York, ison, ‘2d, 6s; Conrad Welss, Which, being lots 45 and 46, £q. 96; $4.500. Rotert Gaines, sub. lot 35, sq. 24; R. Bishop to Samuel C. 5 s—. Cornelius J. Schultz to Julius Lansburgh, & 36 lot 7. Sq. 256; $1,640. 8. marshal, to B In lot 3, sq. 10; § H. Rockwetl, lot Johnson to John A: St sud. lots 2 and 3 Whyte to John Walter, sr., lot 16, sq. 940; $500. ‘The Herdic Coaches. WHAT THE INVENTOR HAS POINTS OF OPPOSITION. In a talk with a Star reporter yesterday Peter Herdie discussed the opposition which his coaches are meeting with all over the coun- It arises, he says, not from any fault of ut from the very excellence of Street car companies, coach builders, all infact who are concerned in the business of personal transportation,are realizing that the new invention mast ruin them if they Go not succeed fn killing it at the start. ‘They have spared no pains todo this. Ltvzlous attacks on the patent, Influences of all kinds brought to bear on parties who took the estab- Ushment of the new lines tn hand, even lnter- ference with the construction of the coaches, 80 that through fault of material or finish they might break down, are, Mr. Herdtc claims, the meas that bis opponents have taken to pre- ives at his expense. id the patentee, “are but some of he ways tn which J have been attacked. fee, by the combination of my Inventions this coach Is bound to supersede ‘ali the old forms, It enables one horse to do the work of two and for the business of general transportation it has tae advantage over street ratlways that no ex- pensive road has to be constructed and kept in Our lines can be started for about a quarter of What it takes to start a street rail- road. In Washington the car companies re- duced their fares to three cents and put on twenty new cars, but so iar from hurting us tS Went up an average of Mity-tlve ay for each coach within the’ next Week. They have since had to take off some of their cars, and I believe no one will ride with them at all when we have coaches enough to meet the emergency. “Now the coach-bullders are against me, too, for they see there is coing to be a revolution in rineiples on which I build le to all sorts of vehicles, andl got on May 3! four new patents, both bere atd in Europe, for running gear and other of course, as Is always the case, my invention was not perfect at first, and I have | been making constant !mprovements. A num- ber of the first coaches I Duilt were made to ap- ar defective through the bad matertal put to the axles by those whom I employed to make them. So all the faults, real or apparent, Were somuch for my enemies to trade on. ‘They have been used all over the country to make it appear that my invention was a fall. As to efforts made by rallway companies t> buy Lim out, Mr. Herdic said: it. When the coaches come they come to stay. 1 bave been offered large sums, mined the public shail have the benefit of this means of Cheap transportation. I now put in all my licenses a provision that those who take teges for various towns must put on eep Tunning all the conveyances that Will pay twenty-five per cent on the aciual money invested. You see, if the ratlway com Panies buy Out their opponeats they m' tne Coaches ranning county, €6 5; Donald: Sor y 2 @, 1st, Si; J. Henry C L. Sturtevant, county, Ward Roome, 3d, 94.25, nounced that the Kendall scholarsiip—six years course in Columbian University—wouid go to Edward Roome, 3d district, and the King Scholarship,four years course at Dickinson Col- lege, Pa., to C. C, Doolittle, 3d district. The application of Ann W. Willett for a teachership, and John T. Goodrich and Frede- rick Jackson, for a janttor’s position were re- Charles E. Heary, U. nara L. Cumberland, interest Z. Richards i Henrietta ephenson, 101 £q. 433; $544.40, TO SAY ABOUT THE The Girls’? High School, CLOSING EXERCISES TO-DAY—THE NEXT NORMAL CLASS. ‘The second semi-annual examination of the Girls’ High School, Miss Lane principal, took Place ‘his morring at the Seaton building. The examination was conducted ty Superintendent Wilson, Trustee Lovejoy, chairman of the com- mittee on teachers, and other members of the school board. The high school room was pret- tily decorated with flowers, and the “Sweat Girl Graduates” were attired almost without exception in graduation day white, though any in dress was very seusibly Gispensed with. The examination covered geography ana The ilterary aud format closing exercises began at one o'clock this atternoon, and were largely attended. Trustees Lovejoy, Curtis, Lambert, Dodge and Pearson, and inany trustees being present. The exer- cises were conducted according to the follow- ing paogram: I o'clock p. m., literary exerclses—Song, Days of Youth, ——: essay, A Pleture, Daisy 4; recitation, Killed at the Fora, E J ling; recitation, The Coral Grove, Gole; essay, My difficulties in Becoming Ac. | quainted with Dickens, Ma: Ask Me Not Why, —-; readi Lelia Nowlin, Angie 3, &ssay, My Grandmother's Garret, Abby Hopkins; recitation, The Battle of the Baltic, Ida Summerscales; recitation, The Face Against the Pane, Mary Kelly; me, ——; essay, Beware of the Dog, Mary Mc- Kinney. Physical exercises, Recitation, the Burial of Moses, Maggie Maher; essay, My Home, Mari- anba Schooley; song, Alpine Hunter ifting, Flora Layton; recitation, ‘The Rising 776, Helen Nicnols; essay, The Best Way to ‘ite a Composition, Lilian Rice; recitation, To &@ Mountain Daisy, Jessie Cox; essay, Of Gocd Breeding, Ella Macartney; recitation, Passing Away, Josephine Bettes; recitation, Battle of ae Florence Roach; song, Night, Sacred Ig) AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS, The graduating class 1s com Heien Caroline Baker, Josephine Florence Bettes, Minnie Rogetta Bohrer, bessie Burns, Lulte Burns, Henrietta Cattell, Eva Elbertine Cowling, Louise Cecelia Enthoffer, Mary ertha Hartstall, Mary Landis Eitzabeth Hopkins, Carrie Ade- jorence Wiultred Layton, Ella Mearres Macariney, Kate Ruggles Macqueea, Anba Brooke Neumeyer, Mary Noud, Julta Maly Rawlings, Marianna Schooley, Minerva dessie Scott, Mary Ela eth Shomo. Marie Henriette construction, the vehicles. extravagance rie Sievart; song, ing, selection from rewer and Nan- song, Sp:ing- are equally applical “They can’t do 1 aes Gate, Bi cise sey, ABD; but I am deter- | laice Jobnron, Fi Shernon Sheldon, Sheriff, Katte Eiizab Stebert, Ottilie Stiver, Mary Eltzat: Annie Virginta Tarr! 1se2, Grace Thompson, Mary ) Anne Wilson, Helen Durand ‘Wise, orelse all the rights r¢- % all I want. J shall have tun upeortunity ty fight their way on their own merits. “The demand ts ner here ‘bat if I could tura cota hot meet It. ‘fhe Boys’ High &cheol. The cemi-arnual examination and clo:ing exercices of the Boys’ High School will take place to-morrow at the Franklin building. The examination will cover nearly the same ground as that which took place to-day in the Girls’ The graduating class is com- eld Birney, Jesse Eastman SDE 80 f\pidly every- fa out fifty a day 1 tt ig to get all the first-rate coach duildersIcan to build them. A style that is proving very attractive is the Small cab on two wheels and seating tour per- It {8 to be introduced to carry persons in aby direction at twenty-five cents for a trip not exceeding thirty minutes.” In conclusion Mr, Herdic reiterated his con- Viction that In any town the coaches would Teailze a profit of over filty per cent {f any way t, despite all the opposi- % made to them, they would yet prove their High Sebool. ed of Theodore sty, Frederick Henry Cleaves, doseph Henry Cunningham, Walter Donaldzon, Everett Doolittle, Daehay, Joseph Sylvester McCoy, jr., Roger ‘Thomas Mitchell, Charics Gordon Pearce, Ed- Swann Selden, Edward Alvan Sharretts, Alexander Provost Shaw, Walter Herison Stewart, Charles Lyon Sturte- William French Tallaferro, Conrad Henry Weiss, Wliillam 3 zt, Herbert Waldo York and Henry Martin Pearson. ‘The Norntfal School. The eighth annual commencement of the Washington Normal School will take place Thursday evening at the Congregational chureh. The members of the graduating class are Misses Marion Wallace Anderson, Lizzie Preston Brown, Emily White Dye Montgomery Fisher, Consuelo Hetlprin, Cora Hodgkins, Lida Wintlow Binetta McNantz, Mary Anna Moore, Annie Harriet Nairn, Mary Armine Paul, Zaidee Per ay Pittis, Louise Matiida Rowe, ima Belle Rynex, Eliza Bell Smith, Jane ma Thompson and Sarah Anna Tichenor. THE NEXT NORMAL. CLASS. The committee to examine applicants for the Normal school have announ twenty-five young ladies, from the Girls’ Hi School, as the suecesstnl candida’ . Baker, Bessie Burns, Henrietta Cattell, E. E ig, |. C. Enthotfer, lL. B. Fisher, M. Gore, Bertha Hartstall, M. L. He . Hopkins, C_A. Johnson, F. W. Layton, [. M. Macartney, K. R MacQueen, Mary McWliiam, A. B. Newmeyer,Mary Noud, Mariana Schooley, Marte Stebert, Ottille Silver, Mary E. Sheriff, A. ¥. Tarrisse, Grace Thompson, Annie Wilson, M. McC. Wylie. The Case of Miss Lewis. It 1s doubtful whether the committee on teachers will be ready to report at the meeting of the school board to-night its (ndings in the case of Miss C. A. Lewis, the colored school Miss Lewis ed at the request of of the seventh division on ac her name witha Frank Harvey well managed, and that ward Roome, Henry —— ee Amusements, Excursions, Etc. “The Pirates of Penzance” will be produced at the Nationa! Theater, under the auspices of tomac boat ciub, next Monday night, when Miss Eva Mills, Mrs. E. S. Kimball, E. B. Hay, Jobn Pugh and the cast that rendered the opera so admirapiy on the occasion of Mr. Alnsley’s bene! The Potomac Fruit e pear. afowers will give an ex- ymnont next Thursday. Toe Ex- Lucy Overton titan Farquhar Hershey, smith at 9 a, m. jollister, Sarah The Stickney builder, to-day obtained a permit to erect for kney, & brick memorial chapel to tickney, ata cost of eet dimensions of S son, the late Wm. S. it is to be 44.4 by ground plan. pressed brick front, covered with Slate, and finished and furnished tn the most complete manner. pat occupied by the Kendall Chapel, which has been disposed of 0 make room for the che how contemplated. the following The sitg 1s the Justus I, icCart 5 The will of the late Col. Justus 1. McCarty, fled yesterday afternoon, after making bequests of portraits and 3100 each to Martha Wiiudams and Jacob Scott, servants, directed that the residue of the estate be converted into cash gud Invested by the executor, for the benefit of the daughter, Orley P. McCarty, to be delivered to her when she becomes of age, and to be distributed among the Washington City, St. Joseph's and St. Vin- cent’s Orphan Asylum In case of her death. ,, bequeaths to the wife, Orleans V. McCarty, ail of the household farnl- ture and otl portraits In the house, No. 1006 F street northwest, and directs that the property be paid to her th case of the death of the daugh- ter without tssue. ————— Howson’s pure Ice cream, We. plate, 1104 12th.t teacher. the sub-board count of a scandal connectin; married man named Marshall, and afterwards asked the board to reinstate her. tee will meet to-night before the board assem- bles and endeavor to settle u) stated that there are wide differences of opin- lon among the members as to tl overruling the action of the sub- The ecdicll, bowev mn & report. Ic is he propriety of ‘board. : ALL Laprgs’ Stirs have been marked at half Call and see them 416 Tub st,—Adet, 4.50 Pants to order. $4.50. These are single <d from 6 and $7 pantaloon- Bros., corner 7th and E sts. ARTHUR CHAMBERS, the noted light-w: champion, stropgiy indorses St. Jacobs Gul. It ts generally regretted that Sir Edward Thornton and his family must leave here ear- Mer than they bad at first antictpated. Taey will take thetr final farewellof Washington within a very tew weeks, and probably will sail for England ia July. Mr. West, who fs to suc- ceed Sir Edward Thornton as British Minister, is a widower. He has dat thought to be too youn; He ts said to be a ¥ Ex-Senator Platt least one act of importance during his briet career in the Senate, without waiting for his colleague to set the exam} residence here, thing which Ex-Senator Con! So caring tte twenty years service in FUSSELL's ice cream. Suit AGAINST 4 STEAMBOAT ComPANY.—Robert H. Cole to day, by Messrs. Bradiey and Duy. Inst the Potomac Steam! by reason of barrel rolled _— the steamer rege ary at Piney Point. and. pushed into tke water, his left ankle belug oroken thereby, and being otherwise injured. company for $5,000 being struck by a large Bim as he was leav Took tne. initial —— A $10 Brut will purchase the best suit in the Elseman city for the price, at le. He bought a and ——— Kling has not found THE WaYERLY rin om nal ASSOCIATION, at its night, elected as resident; Alex. Asnit at We ‘Were $50,209.07; dis- Dursements, $49,520.45; a $64,773.73; — upon, 990, value of each share, $45.0 - i Avction Notic ‘We will continue to sell at further notice, Gaily at ten o'clock a.m. and member, gcods will be sold at Suction prices. The * Famous, Street lamps will be lighted at 7:50 ext Par 10:40 ‘Tm. = == inguishea A white male infant, about three weeks old, and richly dressed, was picked up last night on L, between 20th and 21st streets northwest. It Wes sent to the St. Ann’s Infant Asylum. ‘The alumni asscclation of the Georgetown university, which was 01 ized in 1875, re- ceived many new membera at a meeting held at Gonzega Hall last ht ‘The officers of the sssociation are: Hon. Walter 8. C President; Dr. Johnston Eliot, Hon. B. G. Caulfield, Dr. Dantel B. Clarke, Talmadge A. Lambeit, Alexander Porter Morse and Dr. Ralph Walsh, vice-presidents; E. D. F. Brady, secretary, and C. C. Lancaster, treasurer. The committee Appointed at the conference ot the District plumbers and the health officer, Thursday night last, met last night at the resi- dence of Mr. Daniel Hannan, 603 6th street northwest, and discussed the ‘code of regula- Uous submitted to them by Health Onicer Townshend. Mr. James Ragan was chosen chairman, and Mr. Caverly acted as secretary. Mr. 8. H. Robinson, inspector of plumbing for the Porat Was present upon {nvitation. They did not get through the code, but will hold another meeting. itic’s Stat has been organized 88 follows: A.C. Buell, editor; S. P. Butler, associate editor; 0, K.’ Harris, news editor; Gco. Douglass, city editor, and’ Messrs. W. A’ West, A.J. Clark, Thos. J. Murray, Frank B, Morgen and W. E. Riogwalt. reporters. The Governor's Guard, of Richmond, Va.,will give nen excursion to this city on the 4th ot July. Yesterday afternoon a colored child named Chas. Jones, threa years old, fell out of a sec- ond story wiudow at the house of its parents, 982 E street southwest. Dr. Leach wa3 call in and pronounced it dangerously injured. ‘The lot on K street, between 15h street and Vermont avenue, known as the Queen prop- erty, was sold at auction last evening for $2.60 per foot to Mr. Gee. W. Cochran. The Sunday school union, at Its meeting last Dight, accredited Messrs. Cobb, Wight, Cor- Dish and Richards as delegates to the Sunday £chool convention to be held at Toronto on the 22d instant. A circular was read from the fu- ternational convention ee st Sun- day es a day of prayer for the Sunday schools, The National Fair directors last night de- cléed to hold the fall meeting end fair in O2- tober, commencing on the isth and closing on the 28th. The question of purges to be offered for the races Was Committed to Messrs, Morri- son, Blackburn and Duncanson. It was de- cided to set apart a reasonable space for ex- hibits tree of charge. The new club house will poeeniy be formally opened on the 4th of WY, About 1:20 o'clock this morning Mr. Wm. Shultz, living at the corner of 10th street and Massachusetts avenue northwest, discovered a thief in his store and fired one shot at him just as he was proba hf the transom window over the front door—the same way he entered, His money drawer was robbed of about fifty cents, but nothing else was missing. Workmen are engaged in demolishing tho old Portico and double flight of steps in front of St. Paul's English Lutheran Church,on 1ith street. It is mtended to bring the entrance of the church down to the level of the sidewalk, To-day James McNally, charged with viola- ting the postal laws, was brought into the Criminal Court, and his sureties surrendering im he was committed to jail. The trustees of the none es Hospital asscciation have in contemplation the renting or leasing of suitable improved’ premises for temporary use as a hospital, unt! sufficient means can be obtained for establishing a more ponents institution. A central location will e selected for this purpose, and a dispensary for medicines will be connected with 1t. The steamer Excelsior carried a multitude ot youbg people and a sprinkling of old folks down the river yesterday evening, on the Con- gregational Church excursion. The weather Was unexceptionable, the eatables and drink- ables provided by the ladies of the church were discussed with @ relish, and the concert given on the return trip, under the direction of Prof. Bischoff, in which Miss Ewan took a ome Dart, completed the process of ren- ering the excurstonisis enthusiastic. J, Shillington sends Harper's Magazine tor July. . Mr. B. H. Warner, real estate broker, has concluded the sale of a fine property corner of 16th and T streets to Mr. Washington McLean. District, boat clubs will be repregented at the Richmond regatta next month by the followlag crews;—Potomacs —Cropley, stroke; Morgan, third; Bailey, second; McKenney, bow. Colum- bias—Williams, stroke; Brace, third; Smita, second; ee bow. If the Analostans send a crew iC will be, White, stroke; Douglas, third; Maunder, second; Page, bow. The Proposed New Station Houses iu Washington. CONTROLLER LAWRENCE DECIDES THAT THE DI3- TRICT COMMISSIONEKS CANNOT PURCHASE SITES FOR THEM, In the matter of authority to purchase sites for police station-houses in Washington, Judge Lawrence, first controller of the Treasury, to- day made a decision. The act of March 3d last authorizes the Distriet Commissioners to sell Certain property in the city of Washington and in Gecrgetown; “and the proceeds of the sale of the lots situate ia Washington shall be applied to the crect on and furnishing of two new police station-houses in Washington; and the pro- Cceds Of the Sale of the lots situate in George- town, or 0 much thereof as may be necessary, shall’ be applied to the purshage of alot and the erection and furni-hing of a new engine house for engine company No. 5, of the District of Columbia ire depsriment, at present located in said city of Georgetown.” The authority to purchase asite for the new engine-house in G.org<town is clearly conveyed in the above latgvage, Not so to purciiase sites forthe pollte “atation-houses fh Washtngton. The Commissioners make the argument that the authority to purchase sites fa Washington 13 implied. Judge Lawrence decides that the im- Ee power to purchase lots cannot in this case Permitted. 'This conclusion 1s strengtn- ened by the fact that the statute requires at the proceeds of the lots sold to bs applied to the erection and furnishing of two new station- houses” as to Washington; while as to George- town it is expressly provided that a part of the proceeds of sales shall be applied in the pur- chase of a lot, and a part in erecting and fur- pishing a new engine-house. * * * The Commissioners of the District of Columbia have no authority, under the act of March 3d, 1531, to purchase apy site for the erection of a new station-house.” IN VIEW OF THIS DECISION the Commissioners are ata loss what to do, but the probability 1s that they will have to Abandon the project of bufiding a police station house tn the precinct where it ts most needed— the 6th—until an explanatory act can be ob- tained from Congress. The opinion of the At- torney General upon this same subject was to the effect that the power given by Congress to erect a building carries with it the power to purchase a site for such building, but the "hatr- ‘Splitting construction of the Controller, as the Commisstoners term it, will prevent further action at present. Itis the intention of the Commissioners, however, to erect a station in the second precinct, to’ take the place of the miserable rookery used for that purpose by Lt. Johnson at 7th and Boundary streets. Tals will probably be located on square 446, where the new high school building is about being com- menced, on 7th and P streets northwest. These two new station houses will be models for com fort and convenience for the polica, and at the same time of pleasing arciittectural desiga. The balance of the money collected trom ibe sale of theold central guard house and other Dis- trict lots will be kept until power 1s obtained from Congress in languase unmistakable to purchase alot of ground on which to builia police station house, eee ALL WOOL LACE BUNTING, 25 CENTS, Pure LINEN LAWN&, very fine, only 180. American Organdy LAWNS, very fine, 1230. Finest Seersucker GINGHAMS, new styles, 159. Mosquito NETTING, Pink, Blue and White. India LINENS, very fine, 20 and 25e. Persian LAWNS and Figured SWISS. Checked NAINSOOKS, TABLATANS and MULLS Lace Stripe NAINSOOK, 10c. Satin Striped NAINSOOES, yard wide, 123c. New LAWNS, 5c. 60., 80. and 10c, Summer BILKS, entire Stock at cost. Black Dress SILKS, 81, $1.25 and 91.50. Satin Damasse GRENADINES. LINENS, for Boys’ wear, 150, MATIINGS, fresh Straw, 15, 20 and 5c. TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS AND : SPREADS. RECEIVING NEW BUMMER GOODS DAILY. ©. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side, near 7th st., Jel4 LES PILES! PULESI BDRE CURE. ‘West Washington, nee Georgetown. WEDDINGS THIS EVSXIXG.—The wedding of ‘Miss Helen Dongal, daughter of Mr. Wm. H. Dongal, to the Rev. Chas. Herr, of the Presby- terfan Church, son of Mr. A. H’ Herr, will take pines this evening at 6:30 o'clock, at the resl- ence of the bride's father, on the Heights. A. reception will then be held from7to 9. The herpy = ‘will leave tmmediately for an ex- tended European tour, ----Miss Ada Edmonston, daughter of Mrs. Marion Edmonston, will be united in marriage this eyening. to Mr. George King, a aeang lawyer ot Washington. The cer- emopy Will Performed at the Dumbarton street M. E. Church by the pa Dr. Relley, and after a short reception at the residence of the bride, they will leave for a lengthy northern THE CANAL TRADE —Grain—Arrived boats Medley, Seneca and E. L. Whiting with 3,000 bushels of wheat and 1,000 bushels of corn. Coal—Nineteen boats lett Cumberland Satur- Gay, wiih 2,190,11 tons of coal for Georgetown as follows: Consolidation company 92206 tons; Borden company, 274.05 tons; George's Creek Company, 110.01 tons; Hampshire and Baltimore company, 115,08 tons: individual, 450 tons. ‘THE DisTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS at the Acad- emy of the Visitation here will take place oa Ube 22d instant, beginning at 3:30 p.m ——.—___ Alexandria Affairs, [Reported for The Star.] THE City BupGsr.—The annual estimates of city expenditures recommendéd by the flaaace committee will be laid before the common council at ita session to-night. They are as follows: Interest on debt. $35,700; salaries $4,357; police, $8925, public schools, $7,200 Cleaning streets, $3,000; poor, $4,000; fire depar:- ment, $5 600; courts, $4,000; public property $1,000; printing and advertising, $500; law ex- penses, $500; city council expenses, $500; chain gang, $300; pumps, $300; elections, $250; fire plugs, $150; coroner's inquests, $100; ground TeLt, $100; board of health, $100; dog licenses, $50; contingencies, $200,—total, ‘$77,832.50, The estimates of last year were for $79,625, and some deficiencies of appropriation had ‘to be es by special appropriations during the ALEXANDRIA BaLMY AGatN.—The odor trom the fertilizer mills disappeared yesterday, and in the evening the board of health having heard the statement of Mr. Burgess that the material yesterday was in bad condition, and would hereafter, if not odorless, be much less penetrating than the first cargo, the board ad- journed without action. There is a general impression that a city which has withstood the smels of Fishtown for a century might be con- sidered stench proof. The new mill employs now some thirty hands, MaRKET ALLEY LirIGaTI0N.—The taking-ot Gepositions in the hay scales suit still goes on. ‘The testimony will be completed about th close of the month. This gult—Fleming vs. the Corporation of Alexandria—goes to the very foundations of the municipal governments and concerns public rights in the first days of the city, being in this resect lke the District water front suit, the Potomac Company vs. the Coasting Company. ACQUIRING TiTLK—The new enterprise ts Stull most promising. Mr. Agnew, the pro- prietor of the Bloomery, received a letter this morning requesting him to have his decds Teady #5 the full payment would be made and the deeds taken in a few days. ‘The ifon works Will not, for some time yet, interfere with the coal yard adjoining. A CUsTING SENTENCE.—The mayor this Morning convicted Jobn Bright, white, and “Flip” Brown, colored, of Stealing a pistol trom Isaac Swartz, of King street, and Scntenced each to receive 39 lashes, An appeal has been taken. For WASHINGTON.—A three master, with ice frdm the Kennebec, passed up this morping. A Lancs Parting —“The Martyrdom of St. Peter of Verona,” by Mr. Shuman, of this city, has been placed at the Dominican ‘monas- tery in Washington on free exhibition, CITY ITEMS. Burneti’s Cecoane. THE BEST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS, It allsys irritation, removes all tendency to dandruff, and invigorates the action of the Capillaries in the highest degree, thus pro- moting @ vigorous and healthy growth of hatr. its effect upon the glossiness and richness of i the hair is such as cannot be surpassed. BURKEIT'S FLayorina ExTraots are the best. “The Profession ought to bear in mind that the Liebig Com- {ioe y prepare a genuine Extract of Witch Hazel, and in ordering the remedy be sure to designate the preparation destred, otherwise a worthless article may be obtained. “The same firm also makes a moat useful and Convenient 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 satisfactory re- Rear im the Medical and Srgical MES, Liebig Co.’s Coca Beef Tonic. “Superior. to any tonic I have used or pre- Scribed,” says Professor E. M. Hale, M. D., Cal. cago Medical College. Beware of imitatto: BHongh on Rats. ‘The thing desired found at last. Ask Drug- gists for nen on Rats. It clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed bugs, &c., 15c, boxes, tu “Alderney D: Wagons.” Fresh Alderney butter churnes every morn- ing, and delivered in 3s1bs._ “Ward” printa, 35¢, Per lb, Also, ‘Gottage cheese, a p®cuisep BY PHYSICIANS. TROPIC: FRUIT LAXATIVE. PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND PLANTS, A Delicious and Refreshing Fruit Lozenge, Which Serves the Purpose of Pilis anda Disagreeable Purgative Medicines TROPIO-FRUIT LAXATIVE ia the best prepara- tion in the world for Constipation, Biliousness, Headache, Piles, and ail kindred Complaints. It acts gently, effectively, and is delicious to take. Cleansing the system thoroughly, it imparts vigor tomind and boay, and dispels Melancholy, Hypo- chondria, ete. ONE TRIAL CONVINCES. PAOKED IN BRONZED TIN BOXES ONLY. Price 25 and 60 cents. Seld by all Drugsiste. 030-208 ‘case of Catarrh. Price, 25 cont it De. Dupare’s Blood’ and. Ylver Pills remove ai bilions, disorders. 25 cents. Mrs. Dr. Titcomb’s Li oa oe oa and Dupare's never-failing Pile Remedy cures blind, bleeding apd itching piles, | Price 50 cents. For estern Medical Depot, 616 West Bsiti- sale at i Se = ts repens eet TARR) IMEDY CURES R. DUPARE'S OA" 3:4 ont Ai HES more st, |. mar2l-4p DR. METTAUR’S HEADACHE PILLS S10K AND NERVOUS HEADAOUE: ralewe Des excess of bile, producing s regular action fall of these valuable PILES, with directions fora malod Bs Way na cure, of three-cent postage orale by all druggists af 8 conta TESTIMONY OF THE OLERGY: . THOMAS of the most eminent fours truly, THOMAS GUARD. PICNIOS, EXCURSIONS, &c. SUMMER RESORTS. Boste and v ete and me % are ST Re feet)! can stop at Gly mon ‘aud re 50 cex.ta for the mole rp F3 the bout at city prices 1 CAPACITY 60 i» NOW In saditicn to the ext St season, have been a? ded Garden st font ot the | day; $10 and 312 | office, For other inf He HOU! N. 4 —The 30a.m. and4 p.m. tensive improve ASI PORD: BALL address Tee w te Chet ciere, | 2 JOHN TRACY, Proprietor. "S MOUNTAIN, in the = SCHOOLEY' iueton Ligh TRA 1B in! 5 andria Tight Tntaneey. ets Stephene’, Frank Hayerty's, Drew's Drag Store, Cochran's Cigar Store, » Ellis’ apd Met: Ws Masic res, Newa Stand under Metropolitan Hotel. ener ‘th street wharf at 9 MIU-Y EXCURSION hiets at the Rigas House, Ebbitt, TO se and Btar Otho. es NOS On the palace Steamer EXCEL SIOR, MONDAY, Jane 20, 188; comfort sna order take this trip. No improcer persons allowed. The steamer will leave 7th street wharf at 9s.m. and3 p.m. Retarnise, arrivesat Wanbington at 2 dnd 10:30 p.m. Tickets, 50 cents. ‘OR CHARTER. ‘The gafe and cemmodions Steamer JANE MOBELRY will be chartered, for special EXCURSION PARTIES' for tripe on the Potomac jell-tw” LYMONT PAV! CX: BION HOUSE, 5 MIDBLEBURG, Har been refitted modation of transi lent and summe> boat near hotel, equal to, CHBISTIAN BEAMER. DLLY SERINGS MBERLAND COUNTY, PA. {The MULES HOUSE is now open for Descriptive circulars, etc., to behad at the office of The Star. Jell-2w* ISAAC MENGBL., Proprietor, HOUSE. Michizan Ave- ral aby in the state. dell-2w* Philadely Lia. and Chesapeake Bay. ILION and SUMMER RESORT dfor Fienics er Excursions . 8 agt., 205 7th st. ni ‘PECIAL EXCURSIONS BY BAIL AND W; TO RICHMOR VIA Ni {HELEURNE Ss je, Atlantl 23 100 jin muobekras weedy Suiforta, paths. Kenewed ¢ odern conven: ~ EDWIN ROBERTS. in a pleasant village, ER Shade, moue AND RE. Rt ‘OLE, [(CHMONDAND \N OPPORTUNITY TO REE THE HISTOBIO JAMES RIVER BY. 6, eet eave Washington by Steamer EXCELSIOR at 1d 3:30 p m, daily, exce edericsburg and down the James River’ boat! company, re ER onthe W and 0. vertilated. Terms HUGHER, Hamilton, MeesTAIN oP HOTEL. 96 feet above Tidewater: situated in, on the line of the Ohesa way: 140 miles from fon City, and 122 from Richmond. mead ; re. ay , Prop., Afton HE COLONNADE, ATLANTIC OI CY —House enlarged, newly painted and refitted through- Steam, as, e.eciric bells, and hair mattrasses in iehed with all modern improvements cold sea-water baths sik the Ext Oo., Va. joli-6t' For icformation apply to Mrs, EL itt tomac Railroad, to Norfolk by Virginia: to Washington by Steamer E VERSA: nm by Steamer GEORGE LEARY Sat 6pm tor Norfolk, at 6 p.m.. for en tc vpHiimand by oa virataia) Pea at Company, thence uantico by R , F. Fg oumning to Washington by steamer ‘Tickets for the round trip, @ sal '8 BONS, 1216 F street northwest: a avenue, and at Com- iE MATTINGLY Supt. W. P. WELOH, gene = Prats ¥ EXCURSIONS any OF BIEAMEE ARROWS TO LOWER CEDAR OTONE ISLAND, DU! the Jsmee Biverto mn ieencmneed for four days, 3*. HENANDOAH ALUM SPAING: Alum, Chalybeate and other ‘Mountain ” ‘Cool Nights. No mc foes. Free from fashion and di Terms moderate. B dress A J. MYERS. UMMER RESORT IN THE MOUN + five miles from , 1431 Pennby) DaDy’s Office, foot of 7th . For pamphiete, &c., FARBSON, Mang. jex: MITH. INT AND BLAOK! oEInG THE MONTHS ae families or larwe parties. Oan sc . ; three commodate 75C gcod spring water; persons. Good bathing. Fishin« and bunting in thresque scenery” and pond Penis Address J. H. PRICE, Proprietor, Tis Set im aoa ee ee Nt POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, REACHED BY THE WEST JERSEY RAILEOAD Is Two Hours rnom PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY, travel from city; ‘URDaY AND'S| her wharf, foot ef 7th st, at 7 a.m, iets over four hcurs at, Lower Oedar Point. ‘The water at the two places abounds ¢ f be and oysters, and e ing. Fare for the round trip Stindag, 81, good for de unday, $1, good for day a ‘Those withing meals on the boat wi at 60 cents each. ne A CCOQUAN FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON RINGS.—The Steamer Mary il! make Excursion, uring the week, 50 Fare for round trip rill be supplied je 2a Trips to UCCOr SUADAY, MO. Fast Express Tr: vel a: WEDNASDAY sna FRI- | are rin dunvend Tables atta DAY, leaving 7th street Wharf at 9:00 a.m. ; San- daye at 9:30 a.m. ; returniny trip, 25 cents. For MOUN' ‘ATURDAY. Steamer leaves Wha: m., returning at4 p.m. dowr and — on ali trips except Sundsys. al m1 tere: DALL, Manswer, *“SERICSSON LINE STEAMERS. ATIBACTIVE WaTER ROUTE TO PHILADELI Avoiding ine Heat aud Dust of tue Cars the Baltimore and Philsdelphis ‘will Jeave the Companys wharf, cor- Pratt streets, NOON ( feept Sunday) it 3 p. m., IN (ex janday) at 3p. m., for Philadelphia Cas. FABE —Dycx Tickets issned to Atlantic City via Camden and? Atlantic B. Old Reliable Line” from’ nia. Round Trip Ticket Baltimore to atlantic ity ‘or further information and tickets appiy SHRIVER, G.T. it street wharf, Battin Coaches and Horee Cara ready to transfer dil the station of the West Jersey B.R., at thi For Through Tickets, Bagwaze Ohes Ef on. follows :—Northesst Ivanis svenue: Station Bal- ~B., corn avenue; 1351 Pennsylvania nue; Station Baltimore and Ohio R.R. J.B, WOOD, General Pase’r Agent FRANK THOMSON, Genersl Manager. p= FOIST HOTEL, Sr. Many’s County, MaRrnanp, Open for reception of cnests JUsE 1! maDagerment of the RAVERS. Btesmboat Co. ne id. STH, under the Jos. And 20 minutes ride communication lk by the = » Lady of the Lake and Jane ey. ‘or further information address MRS. JOB. TRAVERS, Piney Point, St. Mary's Co., Ma. T0048 Bouse. ALTOONA, PA., Ox Mars Lise Pesnsyiyania RAmROAD, Amid the moet picturesque scenery of the Alle- ghenies. PLECT DAILY oUESIONS, BIXTY MILES ON THE POTOMAC, TO QUANTICO AND RETUBN. The Palace Steamer ves her wharf, foot of 7th street, at 9:30 a.m. et returning, arrives Children, 25 cts. On SUNDAYS st 3 p.m.only; returningat 8. m23-3m and 8:30 p.m. Bt 2 and 10:30 p. ‘Tickets 60 the Iske era upsenpplied » week tec week. hype LEASURE RESORT, BUN, Manawe Gan be engaged for Excursions an ics by sp- [Sok 90n Bouse. canreie Fenny, W. Va, Mrs. S. E. LOVETT, Pro- BB, Tthetreet wharf, betore Its laree, ai > éleantly furnished rooms and superior cuisine render it one of the most eesirable rerorts in this state. Touriste east or west Toa aati” GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. |HOMPSON'S SHIRT FAQTORY, 816 F st. NORTHWEST, Orr. PaTENT OFFICE. FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, a specialty, d. DY-MADE SHIRTS at followin, eens anes, 75 cte. ; ini of the L, nn finish ‘finis! Boys Wamsntts, unfinished, 60 cts. ; finish Latest Novelties in Summer NECK WEAR. NOY H. ERWEAR and a full GS at remarkable @ayiiaut view of the Allewuetics ay) w of the y bing. it the Logan. terms. Adcress the above. Open Jane 1, “tin ireular containing — board, &e., EW MOUNTAIN HOUSE. -CREBBON BPBRINGS, Campers Co., Pa, ie Allegheniee, 2,200 feet above ie hours’ ride of, On the Summit of th ALF HOSF, UND! S ‘3 FUBNISHIN' By the erection of s new an coor modations at ve been greatly enlarg: The drainage and water supply are fect. Electric new Bath and Bil Rand Children’s ‘Di Pia Booma have been added to Hotel, and ithas been elegantly f ° ey refunded where goods fail to 5 Fe ene STEN THOMBSOR, nlarged and improved. JOMETHING NEW IN HATS. Vee MANILLAS rus ceive STINEMETZ, Hatres, 1237 Aas avenue. Eee iE “MYSTERY” SHIRT.—The are haade ot first-class mu: such Pf Dis, Wamentts, and third or fourth-rate When you buy the ** the equipment of the ‘urnithed through- 1 Residences to let. Firct clues Manies &o kc. For Circular oofitainin ysis of the Water Sjeleam Ormation AGH TYLER, Supt. YASILL KOUBE, ASBURY PARK, ‘EY, will reopen June 16, 181. situation is Known as one of the most de sirablein Asbury wslk from Beach and Bathing Grounds; near the Lak The honse hae been exlarged, several new pring Bede, Hair Hot and’ Cola enlarged divine table, will rival illiameville—not stamped Y" SHIRT you set first. clase Mueliv and the best Bound Heavy Linen for 76 cents, and if they are not ratisfactory when you get them home you can return them and get LLARB, finest quality and latest styles, 8 Bh ok Sry Gece for 75 cents. Very fine ALE-LINEN cents, and refurnish th Water, perfect drainaze. proved kitchen facilities. Great room and sumptnonsly provid the beet of eeaelde resorts. Apply early and secure choice of rooms. Ad nid a Kingsley abvost: Aubury Park, Sas et neat ds 1280-200 KENORIEFS, 25 MEGINNISS, 2002 F street northwest. 6, » am, SUCCESS3B TO DUBREUIL BROTHEBB, Mant FINE DRESS SHIRTS, GENTS' FURNISHINGS. 1112 F at. northwest, Washington, D. ©. Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. Six Extra Fine Shirts to order. Six Fine shirts to order. mar24 NTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR st hese = BPRL ‘opens reception of guests. These springs ost attractive and bome-like Sam! of Virginia, Bound. ced rates sold st the Virsinia Mid- ving the Springs or the corner 14th and K streets, W: 5 Hesort in the o 1d full descri pt _PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ iT OF REMOVAL TO THE LARGE NEW BUILDING, No. 709 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, A few doors below our present store, select stock of PIANOS, ORGANS, aL INSTRUMENTS, d BOOKS at «reat YONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY. n, substantial build- oO ACCOUN’ ing, new furs iture, prompt and attentive service, elevator, electric Delis. neqhaled local A TABLE OF P. ‘The Orchestr= will mas. H. J. & G. B. CRUMP, of Hotel, Opens June 25 'T HOUSE, corner Atlantic, ia sventes Atantie citys oe = under, 8 moderate. ly of ARTIOULAR EXCELLENOR. i} be conducted by Mr. Zimmer- Ie WILD & BERO.w 723 7th street northwest, Bole Agents {@the Stieff and the Kranich & Bach N.J. House entirely ren faring thesummer. m28 Fisnos ana Estey Ory fon Pianos for Bent very [ow BTBONG, proprietor, Teich GEAND PIANOS. — ‘a Wort SerowsED AND UNEQUALLED. HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIAN the only reliable low tune % Oth st. northwest. oa ATLANTIO OITY. Hot ana Gold tea Water bathe a modern conveniences. : ¥F. W. HEMSLEY & BON. ‘TS. jUMMER py id Hote's Pe 8 Se = Cecaape Pome Hotels can be seen Md. DEER PARK. address until June 10th. After SUMMER RESORTS. FYOU WaNT TO HAVE a JOLLY to RIVER SPRISGS. Bo tha crabbing | aye, $160 Le P BLACKISTONE, USEORD: MARYLAND, a oven 3UER 10 for reception of ___SAW'L NORRIP, ————___SAE® SORRIB, Proprietor. La DOM Fy Ry Is A tom, Coney Inland ,Onarien Lame am. Proprietor Owen House and Maison Dorne, Washington. 27-2 CURLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR AN, CHALYBEATE SPRINGS will open UNE 13 Kare mountain retreat cursion Cckvts. Addrees J. W. WHELER, S00, Newyile, Onmberiand coun'y, Pa. “mi9-an2 TOCKTON HOTE! APE MAY, N. J —Omass Diewy, of Conanantar Hotel Ps anal . ‘ia, Manaerr. Greatly enisrecd and | Proved additional Tooms, new restaurant, pelle and bowling alley, on lectric bells. Corfortal Qation for 1, 600 nee aie by Bla ia. Muri by at Celebrated Grohestra. Opens June 2 tes amer ‘pens June 25, si. Boo Clerk, Hamny DENInON, inte of the Girard, Jet 2m (OBB's HOTEL, COBB'S IBLAND, Va. Burt Bathing, } ishing, Suipe bhoott a This Hote, is reopened for the recepa at of uintors. Teriue $2 per day. #12 ‘per s er eheataet Rorsheeeton os oe F ateaiaer fn — ry Monday, Wedueeday and Pricey “ ripformuation addres”, nition m3i-lm 3. T. SPADY, Proprietor. TLLER HOUSE —Most delential lon State; scenery Deautitat : = aged e Pens throuxh the town to Getiyabure. Ta @/ ble eupplied from country market ie harges moderate. Bus to and from a. EL Riba lanover, Pa. mal- RKNEY SPRINGS, B. M. MULLIN. Propsetbr Ol E10, . st Mt. Jaok- 3 few boure travel of the cities of Baiti- ‘asbington. It excels in sll the features eA watering place attractive. Its creat aititude, 2,800 feet above the level of the sea,’ ren- dere the ¢ imate peculiarly health’u! and delight- ful. The Chaiybeate, Arser Sulphur Pow, 2rop Suis tur, Bealing ana Desa Wales ones lor their Mediciual virtue and curative p in wed tickets issued by the different ratl- Passengers leave Mt. Seckson weascn. Splendid livery; charmes moderate. Send for Pamphict. ml2-lm NITED STATES HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS. feat Beason of 188%. Open from JUNE P BER w16-1m TOMPRINS, GAGE & OV. Beers ROUSE, REnonoTH BRACH, DrLawane, : open JUNK 1Sra, ses. S to 814 per week Bkatix ap2k 3m masOocan Enel Viseune arene, ATLANZIO CITY, open May 28. m14-2m be. F. BLIprrs' HYGEIA HOTEL. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA., ated 300 yards from Fort Bouree in 8 Open ai! the year. Equal to any hotel the United Btatesaa a Summer Resort. Bend tor circular, describing hygienic advantages, m028-Im HARBISON PHEBUS, Prop. YEW WIND8OK COLLEGE—Magniicent view Blue Bide: Bolrhur Bran aa ae porches stables, horses, Ko. in- tha, juire M. M. ROHRER, 569 7th street: adrese A. x. i JELLY, Sew Windsor, Ma. CEAN VIEW, BETWEEN CAPES RY ‘CHARLES, J. A. KENNEDY, Proprietor. Ere maG09 HOUSE NEWPORT, Vi, view of commanding a magnificent view a poy fitted steam and was; socom- ence. 83 per day” nPr oul: aa “ml7-2m tek $00 ation’: Ae econery Pyhed toe country ‘ermé €6 per week. sel oo ENON &PBINGS AND BATHS, VA OPEN JUNE 2. the hotel. A delightful or tamtiee. No Bar. ae: Circulare ana terme apel ce ‘A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor, wIl-3m___401 sth street, Washiogin, D.C. HE PARK HOTEL, e8 10 S15 por eee ae ‘The Hotel and surronndings inge are very at <7 Grounds handeomely laid out with flowers and fountains, shaded b: ind old forest oske—do- Inesticated deeradd to their beauty, A cooler and ettler home for tue bot months, yo ef tains. A farmhouse ft abagcment, makes the & very Cerirable place to spend part of the summer, oron your journey to Niscsrs Falls or Saratoga, per ©. R, W., bresk your trip at Williamsport. 10-2 Zoo sueets, Open Ju LoUlars sddress ©. A. BPKINERL, T: jsouburg, Va, 2.20-2m THE WEST JERSEY HAILBOAD, (Sew Daoap Gator Bours ) Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIO CITY, Ispowrnoning fast ex trains of Elewaut Pas- sepwer Concles aud Parlor Care, GN wRIcn THE CHARGE FOR BrAT Has DEEN REDUCED To 25 CENTS ) TEROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 40 MINUTES. Passepvers from Washington will take thethroush fairs of the Baltimore and Potomac K. By oF Baltimore and Ohio. R. to Phila: 2 is foad Station, 221 and Market streets, or a the Tat adelphis. Wi! agton aud Laltimore Railroad Sta- Hop st Broad apd Washinwton Avenues, where inion ‘Transfer Coaches or str direct to Station of the West Jersey Kailroad at F002 OF MankeET BTREET. For through ticket, barwage checks and full n- formation spply es follows: Northeast corner 18th st. and Penn. ave., Station Baltimore and Potomac R. K., corner 6th and B st. 619 Pa. ave., 1961 Ps. ave., Station Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. B. WOOD, Gen"! Pass'r. Agent 22 IBLAND, R. I. —OCEAN VI Brit, 2 ails T SEA ; surf and 8: water De: base . < ie. bine firing: Hotel ii! ed with aan: DEN, Mavager. mis- AOU y—MONDAY, ¥, UR PONESDAY AND SHOMBDAL. Qur stock must be reduced, and onr time is lim- ited tomake room. Will make special discount or all New Machines in stock. We mention a few— Improved Domemic, New White, New B Hour, Home, Housebol4, and other makes. Do not mise the chance Inetruction given on al! machines free of charge, at oi 528 Oth st. northwest, Bt. Clond Build’. Sew Bhirring Machines. = a _____*_ WAND Ts Pass. O1Ls, SvIRDO PLA’ JQUID Paints, ready for use. Wend for crea pitas te Bunaers. A fa stock of SUPP) always on band. exo. nynmal, Sr., me see EE er om ee m3-8m