Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1881, Page 4

Conrt. THE EVENING STAR. RIONDAY .JUNE 20, 1881. ‘The Weather. Orvive oF Tag CuIgF SIONAL OFFICER, ‘Wasatneon. D. C., June 2), 1381, 9:30 a m. For the middle Atlantic states, partiy cloudy Weather, followed by occasional rain, vartabie Winds, stationary or lower tempcrature and barometer. Rain Predicted for To-morrow. ‘The chief signal officer furnishes the follow- Ing special bulletin to the press:—General rains bave fallen In Iowa Missourt and lilinols, and Occasioné! rains In the other states gs Louisiana, Texas and Mississippi. Daring “he = two days five and sixteen hundredths noches of rain have fallen at Des Moines, Iowa. The temperature has fallen tn the upper lake region, and thence westward; elsewhere it has Temeined nearly stationary. A cold wave north of the lakes 1s moving southward. North- erly wines prevail in the upper lake region and northwesterly in New England; elsewhere they are ight and variable. Local rains are indi- cated for Tuesday in the middie states and New Epgland: fair weather !p the gulf states, north- West and upper lake region. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER- ‘The foliowipg are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office during the;day: Ta m.,75: 11 & m., 5393p. m,59, Maxi Yesterday (Sunday). June 19th, the ther- mometer at the Signal ofice, in this’ city, stooa as follows: 7 am, 719; 1] am. 759: 3 p.m., $70; 3 p.m., 88°; 9 p.m, 75°: 11 pm, Maximum, $5 7°; minimum, 68 5°. LOCAL NEWS. Academy of the Visitation. PROGRAM OF THE CLOSING EX#RCISES. ‘The thirtieth anrual distribution of premt- ‘ums at the Academy of the Visitation, Connec- Ueut avenue, between L and DeSales streets, takes place to-morrow at i) 2.m. The prog-am of musical aud literary eaercises 1s as follows:— Grand March, Schubert; pianos, Misses Alice Lovejoy, Elisé Stellwagen, Mary Merritt and Kate Jones. Salutatory,Miss Elizabeth Leonard. Chorus from Casiida, W. C. Bassford; piano, Miss M, Merritt; sung by the vocal class. Don Juan, (duo for two J og) Mozart; Misses Min- ble Sheckles and Mary Bodfish. Home, Sweet Tiome, —; harp, Miss Anita Cluss. ho’s at My Window, usborue, 0, Miss Mionte Sheckels; sung by Miss Lillie Bull. Essay—Tne Mission of Woman, Miss Kate Jones. Grand Duo Sur La Norma, Tralberg; Misses M. Merritt and Stella White. The Last Rose of Summer, = Lara MA Miss Katie Ayimer. Gazza Ladre, Rossini; Misses K. Jones, 3. White, M. Merritt and M. Sbeckels. Good-Night, May Happy Dreams, Thomas; piano, Miss M. Sheckels; sung by Misses M. McQueen and L Bull, The Flower Song,——; sung by the junior vocal ¢lass. Coronation’ Ode, ——; plano, Miss A. Lovejoy; chorus, sung by the senior vocal class. Valedictory, Miss Mary Merritt. Grand March, Sebubert; pianos, Misses A. Lovejoy, M. Bod- fish, K. Joues and E. Stellwagen. pete ee The Sovereigns of Industry and Their Manacer. The examination of the books of the Sover- €igns Co-opera%ive Association, whose man- ager, A. B. Scofield, recently absconded, has net yet been completed. but it has progreased far enough to show that Scofield at least $1,000 In debt to the association. It is thought, however, that under the bond of Schofield oa which Mr. N. H. Shea and Mr. Houck, of Balt!- more, dre sureties in $2,000, the assoclation may ver aby defyiency. In the meantime, how- ever, Mr. Shea has sued the association on an account for over $2,700. The association claims, however, that although this account is 19 feet long, it has a atring of nosis 45 feet long to Gffset it. Mr. S. T. Scofield has also sued tue Association for $1,200. ——— Amusements, Excursions, &ce NavTioNaL THEATER.—The “Pirates of Pen- zaLce” will be given at the Nation: jorrow evening, under the auspices of tne Potomac Boat Club. The cast will include Miss Eva Mills, Mrs. E. S. Kimball, E. B. Hay.John Pugh, A. H. Bell, F. M. Pearson, H. A. Foresman, «2., and the popular Apollo Glee Club as pirates and licemen. Mr. Warren S. Young, tus popalar aritone, will sing between the acts, *Ye Gal- Japts of Engiand.” WHIPPLE AND SHATTUCK Will give a select ex- cursion to Biufl Point, Wednesday, the 29:h, on the Arrowsmith. Bxemione Lopes, No. 12, Knights of Pythias, ill give an excurcion td Marshall Hall next Thursday, on the palace sicamer Exceisior, Which will leave 7th street whart St 9 a.m. aad 3 p.m., arriving at Washington at 10 p.@, Prot. ‘Cook’s band has been engaged. LONE STaR BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION Will gtvé @B excursion to Marshall Hall, Md, Wedues- day. on the Arrowsmith. WASHINGTON BUTCHERS’ BENEVOLENT SOCIETY “ve their annual picnic at Leeitier’s Garden INTEREST AS TO THE STAR ROUTE CASES. ‘The June term of the Crimna! Court was con- vened this morning by Judge Cox. It 1s ex- pected that at this term the star route business will be presented to the grand jury, and that | Should indictments be found the trials wilt speedily follow, so there was considerabdie in- | terest Manifested by members of the bar and othersin the proceedings this morning. Col. | W. A. Cook, who has been Longe special assistant attorney —— in these case3, was quite early on han | _ District Attorney Corkhill and Assistant District Attorney Perry were also on hand THE GRAND JCRORS WERE CALLED as follows: Wil¥am O. Ray, 1010 5th street, nol ; Jackson Pumphrey, carpenter, corner 43¢ and G streets southwest; =e Pugh, clerk, 1254 9th street southwest; A. M. Langdon, real estate broker, Le Drolt Park, failed to answer; Lemuel Gibbs, colored, bar- ber, 371 133¢ street; W. J. Croggon, 945 Massa- chusetts avenue northwest; John Connor, farmer, Glenwood iter, ‘CO 27 9th street northwest; Jacob Fussell, confectioner, i427 New York aveaue; Michael Cunningham, hatter, 255 itl stree! Street northwest; Reuben F. Baker, groo?r, 514 Sth street northwest: George L Sheriff, coai and wocd merchant, 1114 Pennsylvania avenus northwest; George ‘Velbmyer, 513 13th street Dorthwest, returned not found; Caleb Church- mab, flourand teed dealer, 10th and Louts- ‘ana avenue; Philip W. Shippen, farmer, ‘n- nirgs; Henry Donch, musician, 69S H street northwest; George A. Bobrer, agent, formerly Dstrict Assessor, 1020 G@ street southeast; Wiliam H Landic, laborer, 1019 11th street northweat; Joseph Beardsiey, clerk, 1453 Mas. sachusetts avenue; W. A. ff. Church, lumber dealer, 202 1ith s'reet southwest; Lawrense C. Moore, cleris, 1650 31st stret northwest; Samuel H. Wheeler, ‘bookkeeper, 3223 Q street north- wes! GRAND JURORS EXCUSED FROM SERVING Disurict Attorney Corkniil stated that he had @ letter from Mr. oe stating that he was nota citizen of the District, having nis legal residence in New York, and he was excused. Jacob Fussell stated that he was a ciuzea of New York, and was excused. Mr. George A. Bohrer stated that he was just over 65 years, and was excused. Lawrence C. Moore was under age and excused. There being five va- eancies, the clerk was directed to draw the names from the box. NAMES DRAWN TO PILL VACANCIES IN THEGRAND JURY. The following were drawn :—Americus Davis, 1413 10th street northwest; Wm. H. Main, St. Charles hotel; Bernard Geler, 1221 H street northeast; C. Taylor Holtzclaw, 727 H s:reet southwest; Robert Leltch, 327 Gun street south- east. THE PETIT JURY. The following peilt jurors were called:—' W. Burdette, dry goods merchant, S05 K st. n. B. L. Biackford, insurance agent, 3026 Q st. n.w.; Austin Herr, 7 Congress st., Georgetown; M Williams, laborer, 1306 14th’'st. n.w., falled to answer; Thos. J. Fisher. real estate broker, 1223 F st. p.w; Wm. King, no address, not_ foun Frapk Jones, West and Congress sts.. George. town, fatled to answer; P. B. Otterback, provia- fon dealer, 1104 11th st. xe; W. H. Morrison, bookseller, Pa. ave.: Geo. B. Fugitt, clerk, St. se; A. P. C. Shoemaker, farmer, 7th-' Jobn Marbury, jr., hardware mercnant, 324 and M. sts. n.w.; Samuel Noss, builders’ materials, 71s 11 St. D.w, served by wrong name; Willian O'Donnell, machinist, 715 Sth's*. 8.e.; Theodore Hollander, furnishing zoods, 1217 Pa. ave. n.w., uot found; Lemuel Ergood, grocer, 1403 i4%h st. n.w; Charles Wheatley, lumber dealer, Water 8t., Georgetown; Jease Brown, 18)i I st. n.w; John A. Downs, commercial agent, Market Space; Louis P. Shoemaker, farmer, county; J. P. Hamlin, restaurant, 310 6th st. n.w.; Gaorge W. Beall, ex-assessor, 3260 O st. n.w.; F. W. Brandenburg, cigar dealer, 1745 Pa, ave.; Fred. A. Fill, bookseller, 705 15th st. nw; Walter Dade, shoemaker, 14 West st., Georget> wn: Jos. F. Burch, undertaker, 3034 M st: nw. within two years: also, George W. Beall, over age; Joseph F. Burch, Charles Wheatley, Tho:, J. Fisher, and Lemuel Ergood, for indisposition, There were four colored men drawo— Messrs. Gibbs, crs ya and Landic, for the grand jury, aud Dade for the petit jury. The petit jurors were discharged till to-mor- row, and the clerk was ordered in the meantime to draw talesmen to fill the vacancies. The vrand jurors were discharged till 1 o'clock. ‘The following were drawn to fill vacancies on the petit jury: Z. apa 32 E sireet poomentge Howard Beall, 941 Rhode Island avenue; Jchn Cumberland, 400 26:n street: Robert Boyd, 414 9th street; H. M. Talvoi, 1: 29th street; Atwell Cowling, 1307 G street All o'clock Americus Davis and W. H. drawn and summoned for the grand jury, wer accepted. Bernard Geler was excused, being over the age of 65. The Court adjourned till to-morrow, and the grand jury wili then be charged. ARRAIGNMENTS, ain, e oad; Herbert Schutter, | northwest; Jeremiah Sullivan, grocer, 3517 O° W. H. Morrison was excused, having served | 0 Pm. and guished at A white female infant was left on the steps of St. Ann’s Infant Asylum yesterday morning beg bg can in mee sisters. y ring grand jury on Saturday, pre- sentea its cletk, Mr. & Harrla wish ch Seep sod "the foreman, Mr” GMs Wiest’ an, Mr. G. M. Wight, wi baskets of flowers. soul About 1:45 o’clock yesterday morning, Michael Downing fell down an embankment corner of ist and K streets northeast, breaking his right leg below the knee in four places’ He was sent to the Freedman’s Hospital Rev, Dr. W. . Harrison, of the Mt. Vernon Place church (M. E. South), will sati on the 20th of Ji for Europa, to be absent three months. @ will represent the Southern Methodist Church at the great Ecumenical Se to meet at London on the 6th of Sap- | tember. Mr. Joseph Williams, the well known con- tractor and builder, formerly prominent in District politics, is in the city on a brief visit. He is engaged in constructing sewers in Den- ver, Col.. and 1s looktag well. Mr. John T. Gtven, grand representative of the Grand Encampment, I. 0. O F., has been resented with tue “Knight's History of Eay- fertile voted to him ut the late Odd Fellows’ alr. Saturday night Mrs. Joseph Wells discovered @ sneak thief in her store, No. S07 # street southeast, and caught him, dut be jerked away and escaped. Upon examination she found that the till had been robbed of 35 cents. ‘The directors of the German American Fira Insurance company have elected as | beers Geo, F. Schafer; vice-president, F. J. Helberger; treasurer, C. G. Lederer; secretary, E. P. Faehtz; astistant secretary, H H. Bergman. The Rock Hill College commencement will take place Tuesday, 25th, at3 p.m. There will be @ special train from Washington at 2:15 p m. District Attorney Corkhill was tntorm>a ty a a Saturday of the death of bis sister, Mrs. H. C. Putnam, which occurred at Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Mrs. Putnam was formerly a resident of this city. Within a little more than a year Col. Corkhiil has lost his father, mother, daughter and sister by death. It 1s understood that Mr. Barnes, formerly connected with the chariot line in this city, and eeveral years ago stable boss for the Belt line and now of the Peopte’s railroad company of Baltimore, will be appointed to succeed Me, 8. a Daish a8 superintendent of the Belt line Toa At the annual commencement of Wavetley Seminary which wili take place at Lincoln Hall this evening, the following young ladies will graduate: Full course—Mecca O. McCants, of Alabama.; and Bessie MaCauley, Leila V. Spindle, Julfa E. Schneider and Hattie L. White, ot Washington, D. C. Eclectic course—Maggie S. Berry, Willie R. Congera and Lizzie E. Mit- chell, of Georgia. Parnell Branch, No. 1, Washington Land League, met last night. The treasurer read a letter from Mr. Ezan, in Paris, acknowledging receipt of £14—$70, and returning thanks of tee Irish people for So Ifbzral a contribution to en- able them to carry on the great object for which the league was instituted. The meetinz was well attended and a large collection of dues taken up. This branch is ina flourishing condition. To-day, in the Circuit Court, Judge James, the case of Catharin agt. E G. Davis wa3 taken up. This ts an action to recover $50 for adver- Using a card in tue Musical Gist, and the de- fence 1s that the only contract made was atte Wards Changed so as to read for 5,000 coptes at $10 per 1,000. Mrs. Wm. J. Lee, who resides with her brother, at 455 C street, states that there wa3 no disturbance there requiring the services of the Ice on Friday, aud that none were called ‘here. She had had some words witha Mis3 Delaney, who had rooms there, and whom she had asked to leave on account of having too many gentlemen callers, but there was no dis- turbance, A lady named Mrs. Franklin dropped deid about 2 o’clock this afternoon, on New Yorc avenue, between 221 and 23d streets northwes~. The coroner was notitled. A society of ex-army nurses was forme1 Saturday evening, at a meeting held at Mra. ansom 8 studio, inthe Colonization batldiaz. Gen. Eaton, commissioner of education pre- sided, and an address was made by Dr. Gregory, The tollowing cfticers were chosen: Presiden:. Mirs D. L. Dix; Orst vice-president, Dr. Susan A. Edson; second vice-president, Miss Harriet P. Dame hepa é fre E, A. Burghardt; trea- a eee STORK’S GRAND Tour, WASHINGTON TO MONTREAL, LEAVING JULY 5, OCOUPYING 15 Days— 0 ONLY $72.00, ‘To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, Jonn Murphy, indicted for the murder of Tn03. Fitzgerald on the 224 of May, pleadea not Wit we - rizes Will be offered tor bowling ind shooting. on to Island Park, S THERE be an exSarme. tratn wil Harper's Ferry, next Thursday. Yuw - leave the Baltimore and Ohio Hatiroad a! ‘Tus frst fair and picnic of Capital City Com ef), No. 463, AL. of H., will be given at Let fler’s Garaen this evening. ‘THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH EXCURSION, Of steamer Avrowemith. down the Potoma:, Saturday, for ine pleasure of the Sunday school chilsren, Was 8 very delightful one. Much of its success was due to the following gentieme who had it im charge:—Mesers. W. 5. Roose, J. F. Saum, BH. HH. Hazard, N. J. Hiliman, B. F. Moore and J. M. Chadsey. Mr. Stier, the Sunday school super Intendent, was also active in prmoting the pleasure of the party. There was deligatrul Tnucic on the boat by Miss Simons, the young organist, Miss Ward, Miss Hershey, Miss Davis and Miss Suer. Ask one hundred people what cured them of rheumatizm, aud they will say St. Jacobs Oil. t A New Way TO Pay Op Dgsts—In the Police Court this morning, John A. Raid was charged with assaulting Patrick Doran, who Stated that be met this man in the National Hotel last Saturday and asked him why he did hot pay him (witness) a bill, when a dispute arose, and Rudd struck witness across the face with a cane, making a severe cut on hi3 eye. ‘The defendant said that Doran called him a Mar and struck at bim first, wea he struck bim. The case was contioued until to-morrow to get witnesses. FUBSELL's ice cream. t ‘THE AUCTION SALE at the “Famous,” 400 7th street, will be continued during the Week, com- mencing dally at 10 o'clock am and 7 p.m. Goods sold at private sale at auction prices. Adel. ‘THE CHRIstiancy Divorcg Casg.—In the dl- Vorce suit of ex-Miuister I. P. Cnristlancy against his wife the counsel for the compiatn- abt are becoming impatient and have flied an order In the case asking the court to direct tho defendant to clese the taking of testimony in their behalf upon the issues _ joined tu the dill abd apswer In a reasonable Ume. This motion ‘will be called up for the consideration of Jus- luce Wylie te-morrow. Lapigs will be pleased to hear that Man is taking 20 per cent off his enur Parisian goods. For To MORROW UsLy can the following bar- gains be had at Augenstetn’s, S17 7tn st. nogta- ‘west: Stone china chamber sets, $1.50; porcelain covered dishes, 33c.; porcelain dinner plates, 45c. dozen; feather dusters, 2c. Thousands other Dargains.—Advt. THE following special bargains will be cold to-morrow and Wednesday at K. Goldschmtd’s, No. S12 7th st. northwest: 500 traveltpg trunks @t reduced prices; 100 baby carriages at cost; Teal majolica dessert plates, 10c. each, alap din- ner plates, 15 cents; sptttoons, in ‘different colors, 10 ceats; picnic mugs, 2c.; real majolica cream jugs, 10c, and i5c., worth 25¢. to 50c.; 2 QU. coffee botlers, isc; bread pans, 4; silver- glass candle sticks, 15e ; decorated china mugs, 4c; algo, great Dargains In Satchels and vallses. Audet. a ES THREE CUTTING CASES AND AN ASSAULT.— About 10 o'clock last night Officer Duvall took to the fifth precinct station house a colored msn named Gus. Holland, who had beea cut across the throat by a colored man named Smithie with a jack knife. The cutting toox piace on Obio avenue. between 13% and 4th Streets northwest. Dr. Carroll Morgan ren- dered medical aitention and sald the wound Was not dangerous. Smithie was subsequently arrested by Officers Bally and Taompson.... A fight took place in Wiltberger’s alley, bo tween S and Tand 6th and jt streets north- west, early yesterday morning, between Mart of her dress and cut Matilda on the face and head, Dr Fay rendered medical aid. Martha was arrested and held to answer....Henry Lewis Was arrested last night by officers of the fifth recinet for severely beating J. W. Hill with a ily. Lewis’ friends claim thathe bad good r Williams, reading on 9X of Major Alexander tams, residing on street, between G_ snd H, was badly cus in the arm on Saturday by a colored boy throwing a gulty. Mr. F. H. Fall appears as his counsel and it 13 probable that Col. Cook wiil also rte pear for him. Richard Basey, embezziement of # from the Metropolitan Perfume Co... “leaded a2. Sullty, Lucy Carey, laren peaded not guilty. : ———. Burlingame, the Free Lover. ANOTHER CASE IN THE POLICE COURT. Mr. Franklin Burlingame, the free lover. made his appearance at the Police Court to-day, hay- iog sworn out warrants against Chas. A. Eraey atd John S. Williams, charging them with as- saulting him on Tuesday, the isbh of the pres- ent mouth, at the same time of the a3siuits tr ed by this court last Friday. Judge Madiox, Isaac Cohen and others of the free lover's a330- ciate, were present. Mr. Weaver appeared for dfencants. Mr. Burlingame was s'vorn, and stated that he had, since he came tnto court tbls morning, come to the conclusion that Mr. Williams Was not one of the persons who as- Saulted him, end was sorry that he gave him 30 much trouble. The court immediately dis- charged Mr. Williams. Mr. Burlingame stated that last Tuesday, while he was trying to ge. possession of his little boy,on F street, between ist and 2d streets northeast, and while he was held by others, this young man (Erney) struck him on the back of the head, with his fst, causing Lim (witness) to release his hold on the boy. On cross-examnation, he stated that he was in front of Mr. Erney’s house (111 F street) at the time of the assault, bat did not have hoid of the boy’s throat. Mr. Erney, who is a young man, and decidedly below the average size, testified that on the evening in question his wife called him and told him that there was a disturbance on the sidewalk, and on going to the door he saw 1his nan, whom he did not Know at the tine, have the little boy by the throat. and tue little fellow was on his knees or the sidewalk, appar- ently suffering. The boy called witness by pbameé and begged him to release him. Wirtae3s then went to where Mr. Burlingame was and struck him uuder the ear, and Mr. Myers at the same time wrenched Burltngame’s arm, and the boy was released, Tne court remarked that a parent has the right to use a reasonable am unt of force to get or keep possession of his cbtid, and when persons lwterfere with a parent in Ubis matter they should use great discretioa and care in doing so. The court sald that if the defendant had actea from any bad motive he would have linposed a severe punishment; bu’ as It Was apparent that he acted from a natural and noble lunpuise on seeing the boy in the po- sition described, he did not deem It his dary to impose any severe sentence, but aa the derend- aut acknowledged the assault, he would have toimpose @ small fine. A finé of $1 was im- posed. The Case of Manner & Bailey vs. Douglass. Editor Star:—Referring to the newspaper statements about the rule for additional secur- ity in the case of Hanner & Balley vs, Doug- lass, we would state that the good name of neither of the gentlemen objected to as sure- tes should prejudiced: Vanderbilt or Rothschild would have been objected to in the same circumstant on the desperate chance of delaying the use by platatif—fs of the Norch Capitol street asphalt works beyond the time Oxed for beginning the work under their con- tract with the District government. Delay and not good sureties were wanted. Mr. Bowen was objected to, and Mr. Fletcher was objected to, Dut the court disregarded the ob- Jection and the defendants were compellei to accept the sureties The bond we regard as = = least forty times the amount of all possible damages. Brengy & Bikey, Attorneys for Platntifs. ‘Washington, June 15, 1531, —_.—_—. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to W. A. Barnacio and Cairie M. Neidfeldt; (neo- dore KR Hamlin Eva E. Wilson; Wiiliam Hartnett and Mary Marion, ot Pittsburg; Fred. Smith and Henrietta Briscoe. Pouicy Cover—Juage Sner, aes Fete ae em hig — oes ous; $5 or 15 days. Washington . Vag Tancy; personal bends. Jonn Brown, loud and boisterous; $ or]5 days. Frederick Freeburn, forteited col.ateraL Sallie Robinson, disorderly conduct; $or is days. Euz — begs fer- K 0. INCLUDING HOTEL AND ALL NEEDED EX- PENSES, Via NEW YORE, HOBSON RIVER, Sakal ay LAKE GEORGE, LAKE OFFICIAL B LOUISIANA SfATE LOTTERY, Single number, Class ‘F,” drawn at New Orleans, La., on Tuesday, June 14th, 1881. FULL PRIZES. # din eciuerviile, Fay et: cow: ‘0. 3,63), drawing Second eapiial pri ew 20rk, New Loadou, C ing third capital prize, $20,000, No. 40,951 sold in New York, Brooklyn, ant din New Orl-ane, New York and 000. L ‘No. 34,117 sold in New York. id iu Cincinnati and-New York. in bt Louie, each 35,009. APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 100 numbers, from 47,893 to 47,993 iuclasive, being 60 numbers on éach si t | arawing the capital prize of 81'0,0. 0, 00 numbers, from 3,581 to 50 numbers on’ each sid 1.00. 865 to 75,465 inclusive, being 50 numbers 02 each eideof the number SUMMER RESORTs. | QTORK’S ATIRACTIVE UMMER TOURS, SELECT soMIC } SEASON oF ise — To REW srphorr, \scamraas VINEYARD. KET, er Scenery, Grester Varict; . Kecrestiop, Not Wearisome, Vistion me Mountains, and the Four Wonderfu! Island: , the Atlantic, Mar ha’s Vineyard. Santuceet, A cog gg Se saemplete descri, free, apply Pa. RR. 1 : pore &P RR. ee | SUMMER RESORTS. More White MM Q2E'S HOTEL, Leoxanprows, ManruasD. Now ready for recepti n of summer quests. To its many advantages 1 have | adéed on entire new fr. nt, giving a large. number of cool and pleasant room Salt was Vathing, boatiog fishing, crabbing, ten-pius, ero- | quet, &o aerme ©: Jel7-1m HEBERT F. MOORE, Prop. all free of charge. No mosquitos | | is open for summer boa! } two miles of 8. VK F | B€0.B. BR. For partenta jel7-eow2m Carke € SUMMIT F | SMD. —This Resort ¥ ill be oy | Feception of gucris Juve 15th. ‘The sita- ation is unturpes-ed. It is@ handsome, new building, with oderm improvements, sit4 inan oak grove, opposite Snar Loaf Mou: ers. Within miles to aldrese HER BOWEES, Berryvi le, Va ted in Sill be made to make it homelike and attracuve MRS. west. Jel5-6t ti ui Bcenery, and wood road to Cabin ichn Bridge, the largest stone span in the world. Hotel where refreahwenta of ail kinds are ae JOSEPH BOBINGER, Broprietress. jel4-1 AmmaNtIC #9. rhb, CRAN CITY, MD. CAFACITY 600 GUESTS. , a NOW OPEN In addition to the extensive improve- ments of lest season, new. sttractions| have been a* ded, smonie whi Garden in front of the house. Gay; $10 and $12 60 ser week. office, “For other intormation edarees mn c Chief Clerk, $e13-1m_ Or JOHN Teacy, Provrieter, ATH HOUSE, SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN - J —The heal: ni a United ‘Siaten’ Banttary arrapannes Lee Th are {rom Pitladelyhis Green sta, Philadelphia.” Sead f : jel3-Im pnd WARREN COLEMAN. Jy omDans W. 5. SPRING! STEZPHENGON's Deror P. Vinersta. Parphiets at the Bi Honse and Btar Uitoe. °° House a Jell-teeptl E. C. JORDAN. ANSION HOUSE. MIDOLERURAG, Lovpoun County, Va.. Has been refitted, now open for accom. ee eee ard+ummer board- imineral spriny pe any inthe state. addree ee StUAl 10 dell-2u* CHRISTIAN BEAWER. OUNT HOI LY S#RINGS, a) CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. The MULLEN HOUSE is now open for, eiDecriptive ‘citcwamt,etc., to behad criptive circu'are, ete., the cffice of The Star. = 1i-2w* I=AAC MENGEL, Proprietor, QHELBURNE HOUSE. Mic +S noe, Adlantic City. 100 yards from the sea, with unobstructed ocean front, and Dear the warm bathe. Isenewed oo cn bella and modern conveniences, murore™ elecirie jell-7m. EDWIN RosERTS. POUNTAIN 10? HOTEL. 3,996 feet above T’dewater: situated in Virginia, on the line of the Chrsapeake & Chio railway: 140 mites from Washing- ton City, and 121 from Richmond, Va., is now opsn for vis , For terms, &c , address HENRY L. MASSIE, Prop., Afton Depot, Va. jel0 20" IRE COLONNADE, ATLANTIO OI tY —House enlarged, newiy jainted and refitted through- out. | Steam, "gas, ec belis, sprin, and hair mattrasses in every room aut furniehed with all modern improvements to insure comfort. C. A. RINES: Bot and cold sea-water baths in the house. Je10-1m SUSMEB RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF Loudon county, Va., five miles from, depot on the W. & O. R’ RK ; three hours’ travel from city; od epriug water; pl toresque scenery, and good roade: daily mails. drawing the capital prize of 820,(00, 875. 30, 000 be ith ¥,’ being the last drawing the capital prize of ‘The subscribers having suj Number Drawinx, Olars LOTTERY, hereby cernfy that th. Bpumbers, which sponding to them. ure of the number ipervised the Siz #, LOUISIANA ST. day drawn from. ths 2 with the prizes corre- Witness our hands at New Orleans, La., this ‘Tuesday, June 14th, 1881. G 3 BEAUBEGARD, } Commisioners Prizes cashed in full without deduction. ¢ OHAMPLAIN, E MEMPHREMAGOG. ripen LAK. E 5 WAITE MOUNTAINS, .. ae AAKE WINNEPESAUKEE. BOSTON, NEWPCRI, k, LONG ISLAND SOUND. NO LONG TEDIOUS RIDES WITHOUT REST NU ALL NIGHT TRAVEL BY RAIL, AMPLE TIME FOR MEALS, NO BOTHER WITd BAaGaaag. PLEASING VARIETY OF TRAVEL. ING FROM NEW YORK BY ONE ROUTE 3) SRD RE URNING BY ANOTHER. UR ARRANGED TO AVO'D HURRY, WORRY» TOSES *OAHE AND FAITGUE. NOLUDES ALL EX °EBNSES FROM WASH- sa INGTON BACK Ty WASHINGTON. WONDERFUL VARIETY IN CONVEYANCE. RAIL TO NEW YORE. DAY LIGHT RIDE UP HUDSON BIVER. LENN'S FALUE TO LA rE, STESMER On LAKES GEORGE CAAMPLATN, MEMPHREMAGOG “AND WINNEPESsU' YOYAGE ON LONG ISLAND SOUND VIA. VQ AKOR rans] Fane RIVER CIN NO SUNDAY TRAVEL. r ONGEST CONTINUOUS RIDE ON THE TEENIE ROUTE WITHOUE BRBL 19 PROS WASHINGTON TO NEW YORK CiTY. ‘This tour, with all needed expenses paid, ia but x eccupying over two weeks. For full varticulars a T ur Bo k, Pa. R R. ly for Stork’s Sammer @ 13th and Peuneyiva- & P.R. #., Washington, eat.. Baltimore. j215-2t Py ‘01 4 nis avenne and Depot B. D.C., or 220 W. Baltimor: CITY ITEMS. Counterfeits! Caution!! Several imitations and counterfeits of the RUMFORD Yeast POWDERS have been offered for sale by irresponsible par- es. aes Some are called “Iturorp,” one 1s named “BuMvoRD,” another “HUMFORD,” and so od. All have the general appearance of the genuine LOUISIANA STATE LOTT RR1. A SPLENDID OPPOBTUNILY TO WIN A Foa- SEVENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OLA3: G, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JULY 12tn, 188), 134TH MONTHLY Louisiana State Lottery Company. rated in 1868 for 25 years by the Lezis- jor Ecucations] and charitable, purposes ith a capital of B1,000,000—to whic! fe “ 00U' has since been acded. popular yote its franchise Present State Constitution NUMBER DRAWINGS fard of over #420, By an over «holinin was made a psit of Deceiuber 2d, A. D. ‘It Never Scales or Postpones, Look at the following distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE 830,006. 100,00 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS Ea0cd. HALF-TICKETS, ONE DOLUAR. LIST OF PRIZES. ral compensation mation, write clearl by express Of Kexis tered Ae cr Money Order by mail, addre: M. A. DAUPHIN, New OBiEans, La., or M. A. DAUPAIN, at No. 212 Brospway, New Yor", J. P. HOBBACH, 605 14th st. n.w., WasHixeton, D.O. Rumford. ‘Whoever prepares or sells any imitations or counterfeits of the Rumford Yeast Powder that are calculated to deceive the casual observer, infringes our copyrights, and render themselves: Mable to heavy fines and: imprisonment. We shall proceed against all infringers to the full extentofthelaw. i The sales of Rumford Yeast Powder have creased, tor and misleading sdvertisements. Our sales are now more than ever before, and this result has ‘been accomplished without extensive advertis- ing, but by keeping the quality of the goods bey than any others, and selling at reason- able prices. ‘We shall do all in our power to prevent Im- position upon our customers, and shali con- {nue to warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to be as heretofore—healthinl, nutritious affd of andard strength. berate} oe N. D. ARNOLD, Treas. Buchupaiba. New, quick, complete cure, 4 days, urinary affections, smarting, frequent or difficult urina- tion, kidney disease. $1, Druggists. 450 Pa All our Grand, Extraordinary Drawings are wider. the supervision and managementor Gens G. COMPOUND CALISAYA AND are tae grandest blocd puri- fier and hesith restorer knows, because thi ir the waste tissues and tske this Iron 'r mesis. tate Iron Tonic Bitters. vaniaave north Jeri-4p ey Te re the weat and feel oppressed after Price, 81. For ssle at 105 Pennsyl werk and all Gruaista. MEN ANY SEWING MACHINE AGENT leaves a machine at your honse, do not pay one gens on it until you come hereand ase whet you can MOKENBEY. 637 9th street BE SECURE IN SUMMER. NATIONAL SAFE DuPOSIT COMPANY, 15th st. and New York ave. ab, Parsee Dane § peers 3 A. L. Btartevant, treasurer; Henry A. Willard, John Oaseels, Thos. 8. m27 ‘auits from 85 Bonds on deposit for ‘pain’ LS. WINDOW AND PLATS P ee et @Lass. Address J. H. YBICE, Proprietor, Hillsboro, Va Wanted POPULAR WATERING PLAOE, CAPE MAY, Ys REACHED BY THE WEST JERSEY RAILBOAD In Two Hovns rnom FaILaDELPHIA. Fret Seer ‘Trains, with Parlor Osrs attache?, are run during the sexton at convenient, hours, and parsecwere wil find on their arrival at Philadelphia Urion Transfer, Coaches and Horre Care ready to transfer direct the station of the West Jereey B.R , at the foot of Market street. For Through Tickets, Bagwage Checkr, and fall informstion apply as follows:—Northeast corner 13th street and Penney lvanis avenue; Station Bal- timore and Potomac R.&., corner 6thand B 619 Pennsylvania avenue; 1351 Pennsylvania nue; Station Paltimore atid Ghio B.R, J. R, WOOD, General Pase'r Agent THOMBON, General Manager. _jef-2m INKY FOINT HOTEL, Sr. Mary's County, MaRyLanp, Oper for reception of guests JUNE 15TH, under the manaverrent of the owner, MS. JOS TRAVERS. ‘The Hotei hae just been thoroughly ren-. ovated, furnished 810 per week and $35 per month arran with Washinston, Boliiuoreand Norfals by toe ine imoreant ne ‘George Leary, of steamers » Lady of the Lake and Jane Meer further information addrees MBS. JOP. TRAVERS, 3e2-2m Piney Point. St. Mary's Co., M1. eS HOUSE. ALTOONA, PA., Ow Mars Live Pewnsyivanta RAtLRoan, Amid the most picturerqne scenery of the Alle- hou Its large, airy, elegantly furnished rooms and superior cuisine render itone 9/3 of the most desirable revorts in thisstate, 4.4 nighes uriste eset or west can obtain a reat and a ¢aylight view of the stopping at the Logzn. Firet clase must, ke circular les by ‘or containing terms of board, &o, addzers W. D. TYLE Jel 2m Superiatendent. HE MONTGOMFRY WHITE 8 iB even grtikag ne SOuPHD 0m NTY, This famous Summer Reeort nas bee leased by irs. M. J. COLLEY, of the’ Bsmilton House, and will be ‘opened. JUNE 1 for the reception of guests. These spriaxe the most attractive aud home-like Summer Resort in the Mountains of Virginia, Round-t-ip tickets at reduced rates cold at the Virginia wid- Jand railroad office. Jor circulars giving terms 4nd full description. addrees the Springs or the 5 ery deabaiioyines tba ah Saber oron your journey to Niagara Falla or your N. 0. B, W., break Piml0-2m ie tema Camus tat af ThARTIO GrTy,, ee May 28. 28. #. B. LIPPIN Bee ktoors Bros, Prams fh § Tables Cronies attr aiics re E attest omes, ap28-8m__ WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. N*" MOUNTAIN HOUSE. CREBSON SPRINGS, Campnra Co , Pa. 200 feet above Ops ert witin mise hou wide of Bethe crection of s new and elegant. Hotel accommodations at this OH. or ‘The drainege and water are senge! r, Electric new Bil- eome, and Children's Dining ash Per month, $9 wer week, $1.60 per day. | CADAR GROVE — This) casant farm residence | GAITHERSBURG, De, in Open for the first time thie eeason. Every effort M. T. SOUTHALL, $27 Vermont av. norta- OTEL BCRINGES.—A delightfnl drive, baau- | Bt _morerate prices a. ~y ree | Bound Bork route, depot corner 0th and | 1 A JO PRINGB. Bost wha ebbing: pien'y ot fruit. ce tree Pret. sy Thane fa.ths Fomenee T. rms, £12! ; fon aye. Land st Colton's. Address Dr. K.P AC! Ft i P BLACKISTOSE, River Rpringa YONGRESS HALL. OCEAN CITY, Mp. tments Hea. OW, R. ME GO ne (Caanerers WE®T POIRT HOTEL (PORMERLY ©O7ZZENS, WEST POINT ON THE MUDSON, Opeas for the Senson May Bist. Thoroughly renovat 4 refurnished, 8 Panenger Flevator and all motoer eee oe bees. Diagrams may be <een and ‘* epgaged at the New York Hotel, _ 8020-e02m H_ CRANSTON Proprietor. | Daa FURD Bary, 4 CXFORD' MAKYLAND, | ee open JUNE 10 for reception of, wus! % address m24 Tm! SAM'L NORKIRQ, Propricters ‘LABENDON C™RiATCGr KPINOE 7. Wilt open for the recesti yp ol ueets'Fune 1, with improvements and nee + ev ator Spec's) rates for June. HARRI +e LOseRAM 4B. Herrin, of Wilisrd’e Hotel, Washington, Warhington. _— jw J)CCHUNG GaP_waHitk s0LPHOR AND DB CHALYBEATE SPRINGS will eee ry JURE 153 oad | QEXNANDOAH ALUM SPoINGS, VIRGINIA. D tere. he Alm, Chaly bent ““Mountein milk ti ‘other wat chet Via BOR mn rt) y ute. NO morgit- | tore. 6. Pure | mi e oe | dren AJ MYERS neOw ‘ R ‘or BV FAassow ma STOCETOs HOTEL, CAPE MAY, WN. Durry. of Contiverital Hotel, Philadel Phis, Manserr Grest'y en'a:ged and im Proved, addiional rooms, new restauraiit, bew biliard room avd ‘bowling alley. levator and electric bells Comfortable acoomto, dstion for 1,000 enesta Muric by Simon Hi celebrated Orches' ra Opens Jane 25, 1881 Keom Clerks Hanky DESISON, jate of the Girard, Philaduphi Coens HOTEL, 4 COBB'S ISLAND. VA. Surf Bathing, Fistinu, ooting, Thit Hote. is rec nf ~~ D of Mee Ter: per, week, per mont oute from Ni in edate oh ae of 0 onday, Friday. ther ioformation addreen ion m0. EAUMONT HOU and Virgin enves, At antic Na. House entirely res-ovated avd unde anagenent, Terns mo..erate WB. Lew 2 ETBONG, proprietor, THONG. proprietor, (formerly of Baltimore.) ITLER BOUSE —Mowt de lehttal low the Sta‘e: scene: be yt yak ¢ pase throngh the town t) G ble ropplied from country pibeees mederate, Burt cr it forwetion apply to Hanover, Pa. wad from aepor ten. E. L. RIDGELY, m31-Im msi (PS BEvrony inktaL sPBings OTE! Or?Ns ON TRE STH June. JABON STOCKBUIDGE, 0 the ol4 Fountain and Guy's Ho e's, Manager. Konpd trio ti-bels. at low ratea, to be had at Piond offices, and beavage checked The proprictors wish {tto be distinctly a te that the use of the weters and ero fined to those who are gurste ot *heir use wili be held from ception of vermapent resl- the county aud those who pay for their ue. T.ooms can be engage’ by lett: NI £00 HEIBS, Beltord Spriue Pe, roe ANDEB- Pemphirts and Becford Wate’ can be had at our General Agencies, vizo A 8. Shafer, 49 North Chories et, Baltimore. Md. GO. 8. Sheter, 1010 F .,Washifwtov, D.C; and bhafer & Uo. 1s Arch st , Philadelpbia. Ti8-hin THE ANDERSON HEIRS, Prop’re. (CONGRESS HALL, care May. 1 Ur vg = ition, a. nar, Dew fn itunes pro rn cer elevator, electric bess. ®™ ~ A TABLE OF PARTIOULAR EXCELLENCE. ‘The Orcheetr= will be conducted by Mr. Zimmer- H.J.&G B. OBUMP, Of Colonade Hotel, Philsdelphia. Opens Jane 25 _ Peery ae “BSIGHTOS,” ATLANTIC CITY. OPE” ALL TBE YEAR. Hot and Cold «ea Water Bathe and all medern conveniences. mi7-Im F, W. HEMSLEY & SON, bed BYGEIA HOTEL. OLD POINT OOMFORT, VA., Bitusted 100 yarda from Fort Monroe. Open all the year. Equal to any hotel in! the Unitec Btatesas = er Rewort. as for circular, describing bysienic edvautazes, ete. HARBOR PHEBUS, Prop. J EREMAGO9 HOUSE NEWPORT, VI. commendine a mswnidcert view of the lake and mountains Newly fitted up: sopplied with stesm and was: aonom: rocater 400 wuerte. #3 per day. week. bpecial rates to family BON, Maneger. OCK ENON SPKINGS AND BATHS, VA OPEN JUNE 1. Telegraph in the hove! A delightful bone fer tamiles, Ko Ger circwiare abd terms sp~ = AB Bans, pli-3m 401 9th Proprietor, ineton, D.'O. | BRARLEY, SPRINGS, Ya—2 000, teat above tidewater. isrve hotes “with acoommodat 700 puesta. Tui ©. A. SPKIN: mB. THRE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, (New Broap Gavor Rovre.) Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTI9 CITY, Ienow running fast express traiva of Klezant Pas- ‘ceLver Coaches and Parlor Care, (IN WHI0H Taz Gnanor ron Seat as BERS KepuceD 0 28 CENTS ) THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 90 MINUTES. rie go from Washington wil! take the through tairs of the Baltimore ané botomwac K. BR, or Baltimore and Obi» R. R. to Phila. delphis a arrive 7 Per ne ae eae Station, 32d am q ed-Ipbia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Sta- tion st Broad d Washi. gton Avenues, where Union ‘Tranefer Coaches or street cars connect ead Station veshnin Bailrosd at Foor ET STREET. "yor through Hoket, baggage checks and fall tn- formation apply as follows: Northeast corner 18th Hr Re ‘Corner oth ad B mus C19 Pa ave 138 is be Bi Ohio Railroad. IRON BITTERS. BROWN’S IRON BITTER! — Are blebiy re, for all die- IRON BITIEBS, 702° Teduit IRON BITTERS. apd efficient A true Tonic. iy Dyasen apap. Oure Dyspepsia. iia, Tn tion, Inter- ant of” Ai mon Brrrens, pole, lack f r20N BITTEBS, En Complete "ood, 824 For Delicate muscles, and Strengthener, GPS Bere Females. i act like a on ‘movite "all BITTERS, syayptoms, | IRON BITTERS, oN Pay THEM. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, ENSTONE’S EALSOMINE and MASUEY'S Tespassing pari ary n gu rains, ready for use. (Send for cireu- koife at bim. Wallace, profanity; $5 or 7 days. Mary Thomas, | 8V@ 3 « tare j furnished to Builders. A fall etek of Nand. Sa ithie cutt case was called | Wm. Ma! Chas. Krouse and Edward Web), ater in the Folice Court today, Hollaud was aot | forfeited, collateral. Ludwig Felon teens’ | Forty Vearw Repeaace. of an OM SUPPLIES always on hand. es pretent on account of the severity Of hfs tnju- | ing on a reservation; $5 or 15 days. Mary Ryaa, | yea, Winslow's Soothing is the Gxk0. BYNEAL, Jr, Ties; abd Smithie was committed until Holland pn come Cle ge or 30 cays Sonn Smith, pro- | geription of one of the best saoe waees 18S; that never broake, cbarged with assaulting with intent to Kil ch > Dor 30 gaya. It HE CELLULOID = ‘clean, and can DS ho stated that about twelve | Henry Dorsey, charged with assaulting tenry | PS fmlllions of mothers for thetr children. | It Tene rec Braye cles ocleck Saturday right Martha was fightiog | Vopzuilen, knocking him 3 $5 al and “in the bowels and wiad CHAS. with Andrew Jackson in WI 7. ‘Jno. A. Rudd, assault on Patrick Doran; Soles BY giving tent to the ond i rat the —— ee ees sree Fost: Chore ee with intent | mother, ‘centa a bottle, mwa TC door noise, w! ttida Upsher, grad jury: 3 x ttt, a cut witness three Aloy: Prince, aggault on Jno, 3 753. w, had {he forehead, and sald that it she cousd get foe end $135 ‘Peter F. Jenty, assault on Geo. | Fresh morn- nother swipe at het she would Anish ier. ne | Richetts, $1 and costs. Danlet Jonson, as tng, and delivered in “ward” , 356, pac bonds, A. Ermey, sasault on Franklin Burlingame; $1, Breet