Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1881, Page 4

THE #VENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. .JUNE 29, 1881. apap ‘Weather. Orrics CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICES, WARHINoTOr. Bt G., “jane 2 1881, 9:30 a. m. For the middle Atlantic states, winds mostly westerly, stationary temperature, stationary or bigter barometer, in the north ‘portion local raizs, in the south portion fair weather. RANGE OF THR THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the ther. mometer at the Signal Cahoon pa the day:— 74 m., 90% 11am, 91°; 2 pm 59; Maximam, | 93:mainimaum. LOCAL NEWS. The Killing of ‘irs. Bailey. TRIAL OF JOHN DONAHUE FOR MURDER. In the trial of John Donabue, tndicted for the murder of Mrs. Catharine Batley on the 13th of February last, after our report closed yester- day, Dr. J_F. Es artigan, Augustus Rupp aac Elizabeth Maroney and Se it Dunn! Were examined for the government, the lat ‘er three testifying to the (llsturbance at Mra. Bal- ley’s house,on the ith-street road. Lieut, Jobson testified for the @efence that the cor- ber ofa brick found at Mrs. Bailey's house Mited the fracture in her skull exactly, and that Mrs. Murphy said that she hoped the eor- oner’s jury would not say that the blow was struck with a brick. Mrs. Mary Doyle testified that Mrs. Murphy told her on the morning that her mother died that she was killed with achair rung. O. 8. B, Wall testified to Dona- bue’s reputation for peace and good order. TO-DaY'S PROCEEDINGS, This morning Dr. Hartt for the govern- ment, preduced a section of the skull of the de- ceased, and showed the fracture, which he sald Was Inade with a blunt instrument. He did not think that it was made by the piece of cnair Cs hibited nor by the brick, if It had been thro ‘with great force. Other medical testimony on this point was given, and it Slattery testified that Donohue told that Mra. Balley broke @ chalr over his head and he Doo up a plece and struck her over the head. ‘ames Goodman. a car driver, testified that he saw Dobobue break the window open and throw something tp. and Eliza came out and he ran around the side of the house and grabbed up something. DONOHUE'S STORY. The government closed its caso, and the de- fence put upon the stand the defendant, Dono- ube, Who testified that Sunday, the 15th of ey ie Went with Convers and Smith to MMs. Ba''e:’s, where he treated then. Conners nd witness tock Smith home, bat they went back to Bailey's, and he cave E iza a doliar, and they drapk; but she did not give them any change, and he went away. He returned and Went in with Rupp, and after they drank he asked for change, and Eliza sald, ‘“\ou must be @ fool,” and struck him, calling him a red- chinned — of —, and he struck her; she then Went up stairs, and her mother came down, saying, “Kill the — of —,” and teiling Eliza to turn the light out; she did 80. and he was struck With a chair, and he threw whatever he had away from him. He then made bis way to the front door. and he was arrested by Offleer Dunnigan. Bis head was cut in the melee, and he was taken to the Police Court and released. Lieut. James Johnson and Oficer Cole test!- fied that she was regarded asa dangerous fight- ing woman. —___—_. Picnics, Excursions, &ce Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 5, K. P., will give aD excursion and bask plenic to Forest Gien to-morrow. The train will leave the B. & O. depot at $:45 am. and 4:30 p.m. = he M. P.S.S. schools and Mount Vernon Sunday school will pie a plente at Jackson Greve to morrow. The tratn will leave the B. & O. depot at $:30 am. The E street Baptist church willgive July istaday picnic aud moonight excursion to Quantico and Fort Washington. ‘The steamer Excelsior leaves to-morrow at ‘9:30 &.m. and 4 p.m. for an excursion to Quan- Uco and [Gimont. The Washington Cadets will give a picaic at Van Ses Park on the 4th. Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:— W. BL Fnilip to W. S$, Cox, part 30, sq. 126; $ P. C. Riley McCullough sub 11, sq. W. » Scott to A. F. Fox, sud 71, R. C. Fox to W. A. Johnson, 1 2, Sq. 415; SW. ‘a Johnson t6 V.Sticksey et al, trustees, same property: $4,500. W. Windom'to D. R. McKee, ub at and art 6, £q 656; $4,500. L. J. Davis to Mary B. jowney, sud D, 110; $400. AL anion to R. Ulimer, pare ‘Threlkeld’s addition to Georgetown H.-A. Willard to R. R. Shippen, lots 26 and 27, eq. 239; 33,000. GW. | Utermehie to P. Howlen, lot 10and pt. Il, sq. 1,018; $1,2°0. Davall and Leignton, t trustees, to Eiizabeth Varney, west halt % £4, a $1,31405. Dennis Fogarty to Mary Fogarty, i 4S, SUD. 1, £4. 596; $1 ae Hill to H. E. Paine, lot 31, ; $5,396.28. James Low: Story" Ladd, aan lv y and oa SrorTsvzN abd borsemen know aad hiuly inderse that wonderful remedy, Bu ee om. ‘THROWN FROM HIs CaRR1aG@.—COL Alexander, while driving out 14th street last evening in compaby wiih two small children, wet with quite a severe accident. When near Park street, In Mount Pleasant, bis horse took fright at some cattle which were being driven along the road, atd ran off, and the Colon*: was (brown violent ly to the ground. He struck a large stove on the side of tne road, maklay a very severe gash In his foreuead, besides 0 uer bruises about the body. When piczed up. he Was ingensibie, and be was conveyed ty Var Syckles’ diug store. near by, and it was some tUme before he eculd be restored to corscl u-- ness. Col Corkhill happened to pass by, and he dispatched his team immediately to the city for a dcctor, but before its return Col. Alex- ander had suficteutly recovered to pursue his journey. The wound is a severe one. Tne other inmates or the carriage were uninjured. ‘THE AUCTION SaLeE of clothing will com- mence Scain at the “Famous,” 40) 7th street, on Friday, July ist, at 10 o’clock a. m. and 7 p. m., and Will be continued but a short time longer. Great bargains may be expected 2 summer and winter clothing. Stir ow 4 Rownp Tair Tickst.—The trial of the case of J. R. Satpley against the Baltimore and Potomac railroad company was commenced before Justice Richards yesterday afternoon. ‘The plaintiff lives tn Baltimore, and he clatmed to Lave purchased on Monday, June 13th, a round trip ticket for Wesbingion aod return, limited to five days; that on Saturday, the 1Sch, he took a train to return, and presented the Ucket, Which defendant’s agent refused to re- ceive, and put bim off the ears at the Navy Yard, and ne sues for $100 damages. The rati- Toad company c:almed that the ticket was pur- chased on Sunday, the 12°b Instant, aod was clearly out of date; that the Duyer of the ticket ade, in the act of buyivg the Ucket, a spectsl contract that tn consideration of the reduced price of the ticket 1t should be used within five days of the date stamped thereon. h street northwest, offers lued-satin parasols for $2.50; cur $4 lined-satin parasols for $3; our $5 lace-trimmed Uned parasols for $3.25 and $3.50; ekidren’s lace mitts, at 5¢.; our 25. lisie €; gent’s gauze under- SC; 75e.; bathing y3 and gent’s, from Ise. up. Dam- man’s, $06 ith street northwest. t AN ACTION FOR FALSs AxxEST.—To day, Io the Cireutt Court, Judge James, the case of lama Thomas act. Dubdois was taken up, Messrs. Cook and Cole for plainti, and Mr. F. Miller fer the defendant. ‘This tg an action fr falee arrest, Camages being lala at $10,000, plaintiff claims that the officer having beet (old that he was not of the party Hunting, in- —_ d on arresting him and did arrest him, and by reason thereof he has suffered. FUSSELL's Ice cream. Li A SHOOTING Woman.—Kate Smith, a colored Womab, was char in the Police Court to- day with assaulting a colored man named Adam Jacksob, WEO siated that last Saturday we-k Unis Woman got a revolver and fired two shots athim. Kate stated that Jackson wa3 beating his little girl and Ubrew two bricks at her, when she fired at him. The court said Jackson's character was bad, but she had no right to ebcot him on that account. She was fined $id er 15 days in jail. I 18 ENCOURAGING after the storm that Her- zog continues to sell merchant talloring made clothing, little worn. less than shoddy, read, made, at No. 305 9th street northwest, t amar A Lrpgx Scrr.—Samuel 8. Lacy and Jno. E. Bruce, colored, publishers of a newspaper io this city called the Washington Sunday Item, ‘Were charged, on the oath of Edwin P. How- land, in the Police Court to-day, with libel. ‘The warrant sets forth that the said defendants did, on the 19th day of the present month, p: lsh and circulate in their acerein ar. Ucle, which stated tha’ P. Howland and Samuel T. Mason dentists, while fo lowiag their business, did break certain peraons" jaw- for te and that — Tene and ini Cee eee r the ——- ig and tojaring the ompisinants, ‘The case was contluu:d under Ponds each." ————____ Howson’s ice cream, in tins 35¢., platea 10c. t To INSURE Comrort while 80): at the Seaside or mountalps supply yourself with choice garments in light wootlens, linens and O.ber seasopable at the Boys’ —— House, 909 Pennsylvania avenue. ———— Ax OLD Max ard woman named Taylor, Leif at Alexandria, were at police headquarters to- day to ask the aid of the police in ee tor Ueir daughter. about 14 years old, who they stat d iba left home, and. EES was iy ing tn an Im jeeting the Sc! Board. TEACHERS NOMINATED FOR THE ENSUING YSAR— THE LEWIS CASE BROUGHT UP AGAIN. The board of public school trustees met last evening. A communication was received from the Commilsstoners, enclosing a protest against the erection of a station house on square 446, Bra requesting the ea the board a Jald cver. Bir. John H. Brooks tendered Tesignation a8 secretary of the board, wien Was laid over. Application for teacnership3 Were received from tne following and referred: nae, anhp “WS Emma oun Jas. E. unt ip W ippen, J. frown, Geo. B. Hatch, &. H. Tichenor, Thos. E. Rochtort, Cook and Eila M. Firmin. The appitca” tons of the following for janitors’ po: om Were referred: Henry Evans John R. Von | Breckel and Henry Coleman. Tne res- ignations of John’ E. Chappel, of the sixth division; Miss C. Ze Hollings- worth, first division; Miss L. F. Thomas, third division; Mr. J. M. Fox, second division, were accepted. Mr. Lambert offered a readlutioa that the new building on P street be known as the Hepry Schooi Buliding, in Lonor of the late Prot. Henry; adopted. The report of tue super- intendents for the month of June were pre- gpg Calpe the number of pupils enrolled Si a daily attendance 13,925, teachers em employ THE gree NORMAL SCHODr.. The superintendent of colored schools re ported as the result of the examination for ad- mission to the Miner Normal school, that the folowing Dosey Mamie E. Nichols, Gertrude F. Sultn, Josie S, MarUn, Amelia E. Alexander, Mary F.’ Fletcher, aes &E. Stewart, tie lamer, Bertie S. Page, Ellen 8. Wayne, Mary Edwards, Dissie A. Johnson, Anna L. Costin, Sarah A. Harrison, Lydia C. Powell, R. Clara Wheeler and Isabel J. Kussell. . TEACHERS FOR THE BNSUING SCHOOL Yz4R, The committee on teachers made nommina- tons for teachers for the ensuing year, as fol- lows: Normal School—Misses L. E, Smith and re Pumvhrey; Boys’ High School—Messrs. A. Paul, Frank Angell and Wm. C. Ewing; Giris’ High School—Misses Georgia Lane, M. A. Scott, F. M. Craneand L. M. Dame; music—M. J. H. Danie}, Mrs. A. J. King, Mra. L. L. Davic son and Mits A. E. E Johneon; dr drawing—Mrs, S, E. Fuller ard Miss First Division—Henry N. CORD, papers ‘K. E. pope Preciral; George B. Hatch, acti [et M. C. Kelly, M. P. White, yeti C, A. Caldwell, H. I. Schimmelfennig, Mt A. Groff, M. C. Meaill, M. E. R. Nevitt, H. Fuller, Mary Buckley M. E. Morgan, M. S p Shields, ¥. M. Bartlett, M. W. Burchard, N. E i. M McLean, M. Ce 0. Lazenby, C. L. Garrison, SF. ee F.N. Hepburn, T. C. Roeser, A: McKeon, M. i. Sampson, TA. G. Hickey, B. L, Pat~ rghit Rodier, M, E. Rouler, York, 8. V. A. Shields, £ fia Duvall Louise ‘Gone Cora Stutzman, L M. Bishop, ¥. L. Re Macfarlane, aS z eeves, Bartlett. H.D. Robinson, M. E. Chase, Berrian ie E.V. Claytou, L. B. Galvin, A. M. Dutton, Oliphant, Janet McWilliams, C. Le Pom re j. Lewis, L. F. Spachman, wee Grace Caldwell, I. L. Soyder, J. L Biniore, WACH. Nairn, and’ Kaith Pitts Second division. P. Gi ee principal; 8. J. Thomson, M. E. Rowe, S. Saunders, sub-assistant; F. H. ‘Tichenor, ane ing assistant; Matilia King, J. A. Brown, E. V. Butrg, K. T. Brown, C. C. Baker, L. C. Camp, M. A, Tait, Emily Robinson, 8. 8. Childs, A. L. Kern, F. L. Hendley, 8 C. Collins, J. 1. nee |. H. Merrill, M. R. Evans, E. Bond, Weightman, MEL Noyes, C. M. Woodard, V. K a = C, Dyer, A. ‘M. East, O:lvia' Ham: bly, C. H. Ourand, Dora Rogers, Francis Hooper, Elza Caton, 'M. C. Garste E. ‘A. Corco- rai Jobrson, MJ. Malone, M. L. Walker, E. K. Scott, E. L. Frather, E. F. Quinian, Hd Le haba M, E.’Bond, A. A. ees 5 bo Helmsen, Isabel Carrou, C. J Leek ME. Sat rchell, Mary iitnman, A. L. Sar- gent, 1. x. Goodrich, A. J. Rounds, 3. E. wi! Ite, 1. M. Gasch, Virginia Boss, M. K. Stewart, F. B. Fairchild, EA. Farmer, 8. E. Porter, E. L. Wil- son, F. M. Harmon, Salile Dalton, F. M. Colitas, G. 8. Stivers, S Murray, M. Cowllog, S. E. Wheelock, 4, E. Brows, H. J. Deury, K. D. A. Malone, L. F. Brown, L. 8. Weightma, H A. Duffy, Linda Sebmidit, L. P. Brown ana J. E. Thompson. Tha iivision—Alexander T. Stuart, super- , Yising principal; John J. Chickering, E. A. ie | ton, A. L. Grant, sub-aaaistant; R. J: Day, V. Nowree, S. B, Davis, M. A. Aukward, M. & Keuy, i P. Jonnson, Mary Morgan, M, L. Pack ard, M. E. Bohrer, N. M. Mack, 8. M. Lusby, I. A. Lord, F. G. Kelly, M. W. Garge, M. It. Cda- ningbam, E.J. Cm ges Beers, M. E. Love, 8. K. Wooaw: Littie, C. A. Duien, Fio: ence Hinton, Grond ia Doughty, Mary E. Armts- tead, M. M. L. Wooaword, I. S. Wneeler, M.A. MeNantz, SLE. Forbes, Med, Mecurcneon, | Martha E. - Armstead M. A. Mirich, S. E. Mary A Fourth ‘aivis‘on—J. E. Thom) principal; Isaac Fairbrother, J. Kiley, S. E,W Rowell, Garrett, M. A. Bowen, F. M. V. V. Trook, Martha Barnes, = Gray, Mary E. ‘Anderson, Isabella Ha’ ilaay, E. E. Halisday, Cnarlotte Lucas, M. C. Jonnson, M. P. Wilson, E. R. Mason, E. M. MeUarcney, H M Truprell, 8. C. ‘Dulin, Af. A. Carroll, M. L. Smith, 8. E. Haliey, Caroline Ranney, M. J. Davis, §. H. Allen and L, W. Custis, Fob ‘aivisten—B. T. Janney, su 3 oe cipal; Laura A. Bradley, D. A. Sati . iunacp, M. E. Turner, M. J. foe ao Hort, F."P. Sulitvan, Josepn H. Pi 6 Godey, K. 4, Wilson, H1. G. Watt, MJ. Good, E. K Gore, M. E. McKenney, A. M. Brooke, E. J. Young, A. T. Houghton, Hadassah Beal, L. ©. studer, L. L. Gray, Ke te Heyourn, M. E kelley, M. k. Lewis, E. A Norton, A. L. Davis, A. L. ticarthur, M.'E. Hate, BB. Smiun. Sixth Division—J. R. Keene, Sterns prin- cipal; C. A. Peck, W. B. Smith, John W. Chap- peas ), J. A. Brown, K. alley, 1. L. Evans, J.B. York, D. M. Tingle, a. L. Matihews, A. T. strane, R. T, Moss, B. G. Cox, A. D. Johnson, C. A. Brown, J. E. Page, M. E. McKinney, L. L. Nichols, Adeline Walcott, W. E. Nauley, A: Wineberger, J. H. N. War- |. H. Voor Fair . J. Smith, S. S. ‘Smith, H. 8. Petty, A. A. Fairley, M. B. Malone, A. M. 'B ee Marun, ise, Anme Van Horn, 8. A. Whitemore, ervis pg J.C, Nalle, 8. A. Simm, Emma Parkerson, Matthews, M. T. Benjamin, E. V. Smith, P. 8. Lesh, R. L. Peters, E. B. Bozeman, Cornelia Clum, J. M. Bartlett, H. M. Manning, F. 8. Fairley, Susan Y. Fleming (acting), Margaret J. Scarit (act- e)- Seventh division—Mary J. Patterson, Laura F. Barney, Caroline E. Parke, A. M. Parke, li V. ruce, E. Le Fisher, L. I’. Jones, 8. + cere M. A. 8. Cary, A. E. Hol LL. Lawls, 3. J. Jones, A. F. Spencer, A. Its, M. k. Bouice W. Somerville, M. L.’Beason,’ E. M. Coliias, A. Martin, M. F. Barker, ‘MB. “Paline Nalle, K. H. Siaae, E. E. Smith, L. A. saitth, E. F." Wilson, M. A. Dorster, C. A. Jones, L. E. Jean, J. Wilson, K A. Alexander, A. A. Bowden, M.A’ Martin, A. EB. “Geary, M. L. Boy, J. Grant, M. P. Shadd, ae Browne, Brookes, MN. x ews, Pattesen it, W. Lewis a. Kil ST ‘Daitio, A. M. Bostoi Reea, .L. F. Dyson, K, ©. Lewis, A. A. Bozeman, HE Riggs, Annie Warrick, . Barrier, E.M. Jackeon, M. E. Tigham, S. Bruce, Rosina Bi C. E. Tay- uad, lor, M. A. Wheeler, B. E. Pope. M. &. M. ‘Thomas, H. A. Simmons, M. E. Bruce, H. C. Kleks, A. K. Bowen, 1. E. Twine, M.L Bowie, M. L. Browne, A. L. Foote, Lucinda Cook, &. M Costin, J. E. W. Keily, E. B. Moses, A. 5. Sim- mons, A. T. Howard, H. A. Martin, ME Miner, a ‘Hand, L. V. Fisher, Parthenla Woodson, J. M. cies SA G. A. Dyson, E. R. Lewis, A. W. kang Lee, J. M. Tay lor, Nina Brooks, Armnstead, M. E. Tucker,E F. Merritt, Fa v. Norrie. H. A. Saunders, “Matue L. AW rence, C. A. Pryor, M. J. . F. Ne assistant Jordan, chase, ‘assistant; C, Gibbs, c ‘A Pinkney, J. rN Espata, teacher Of music; A. A. Harris, M.P. Bozeman, Henry F. Grant, teacher of music; Taos. W. Hanser, teacher of dra: ing: B,D. Deltz, A. R. Over, E ¥. Campbell, V. F. Herbert, A. V. Tompkias, E A, Chase, A. T. Bowen, Ruth Murray, M. A, Ward ana M. A. Hutton. It was ordered that all the graduates of the Wasnir gton and Miner Normai echools for the neon year to be appointed teachers as acancles occur, their pay to 9 begin with actual assignment of duty; no subd-agsistant should be employed in any school building excep: the Seaton aba Peadoagy and al the Industrial Home school. The salary of Miss Allce E Jobuson, of the fifth division, Was increased from $500 to $600 per annum. The following recommendation of Superin- tendent Wilson was concurred to: Tuat the graduates of the Washington Normal school Damed below, having Sonaes an Une puolic schools of Washington no less than one year, abd having given evideace of ablilty to govern @bd instruct a school, be awarded the diplowna cf the Normal school: Misses Agues E Browa, Maria M. Bryerton, Lavinia H. Hauke, fHarriett J. Drury, Hadassab Beall, Grace Caaidwell, Louise Connoily, Byrns Faircatia, Lissetta Mary Gascu, nes —— Harmon, Mary Elizabeth Macartney, Annie Jonastone Lewis, Kate @’Aiton ‘Malone, Matias Alic- MecNantz, Ella Albertine Norton, Fanale Loe Reeves, Mary Katherine Stewart, Alice Pilati — tha Bade york. Frances Tindie, isa Walser ecHooL aires ADOPTED, Bre. ‘The committee on buildings reported, recom- offered Soy ME. FPoertch, Be the fate the site tersection of the Murdock Mill and er roads, Tennallytown, and the site offerei by Mr. Sturtevant, on the the ‘Golumois bia road, Mt. The string we and be fifteen instead of fourteen, as Ppl aedsl present. Mr. Wilkinson said ‘Detweap oop 13 000 city member now represented population, and the county and 12,000 of the members only a trifle over ‘3,000 each. Tne resolution was laid on the table. Mr. Love} offered a regolution providing for fs3uing cere ficates of co to the Tiga school Classes of 79 and Bilge ‘was adopted. THE LEWIS SCANDAL. ‘The report of the committee on teachers was called up, and Mr. Wilkinson moved an amend- ment of the list to insert the name of Miss Car- ne E. Lewis in place of Miss Julia A. C. Wood, 2 the seventh division, and he read a petition signed by John A. Gray and thirty or forty others requesting that Miss Lewis be retained Mr. Lovejoy explained that no such proposi- tion came to the committee from the seventh Paklonries subboard. Mr. Brooks sald that he had that they had got through with the case Miss Lewis, but we find that delegations are petitions. The committee ped. If the diseuscion of this case is 10.001 contines the whole ea, should be published. Mr. Wiikinson warmly Gefended Miss Lewis, saying that In South Washington she had |e Satisfaction, but she was taken to the sumner buildin; os these had the courage to do an act whic! Ts would not. For this she had incurred the displeasure of six fami- lies. (Mr. Pope—I know of over twenty.) Besides, Miss Wood, for whom Mr. Smith had gent, was not eligible, for she had falled to pass examination. This night have beea avoided, bue he bad not been informed of the meet ng of the sub-board, and once a meeting was called at an hour when they knew he couid not attend. (Mr. Smith—That is untrue.) Mr. Lovejoy said the simple question was whether Miss Wood was eligible or not. The name of Miss Wood was recommitted to the committee on tea Seni and Mr. Wikin- son’s motion to appoint Miss Lewis was re- ferred to the seventh division sub-board. ‘The rematnder of the report was adopted. A resolution was Pg apes that the presidsat and the sub-board of the second division walt on the District Commissioners and ask that We Lew station-house be not located on square 4 ——— Condensed Locais. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:50 p.m. and extinguished at 2:45 a.m. Yesterday afternoon Wm. Reardon, living on N street, between 6th ani 7th, fell trom his a on ON 11th street, between U and V, injur- imself seriously. wo patents were issued yesterday to Wash- ingtonians, one to Paul D. Connor for a device for deadening sound, vibrations of telegraph Wires, and the other to Sumner Tainter for a we hone transmitter. cer T. M. Sullivan killed amad dog on New york Avenue, hear 6:h street northwest. Last night the cornice of house No. 1213 0 street northwest fell, crushing the steps of the front entrance to the house; damage #100. About 11 o'clock last night JORIEM Murphy fell from a car at the corner of ith street and Penn- sylvania bynes. receiving @ severe wound on ‘the back of Ata TBecte at the board of managers of the Xi poune Men's oa, Association last night, esars E. F. Simpson, Charles Lyman aud E. Ww ‘Woodruff were appointed as a committee to conferavith any committee appointed by the stockbolders of the Y.M.C.A. building company Tegarding existing differences between the as- sociation and the company. The Washington Light Infantry corps has ac- cepted an Invitation from F. Tenney & Co. to Visit the Fauquier Spiingson the ilth, 12:h and 13th prox. During thelr stay there a ball will be given in their honor. The Order of Jonadabs of the District and Baltimore, having received an invitation from the Annspolis Council, will spend the 4th ot July in the capital of Maryland. Mr, Samuel Kirby 1s to-day celebrating his S2d birthday, and friends have sent in quite a Lumber of presents to the hale and hearty octo- genarian. To-cay the argument In the case of Keyser, receiver of the rman-American National Bank, against Hitz, for the sale of the property at the hortheast corner of 9th and G streets borthwest to satisfy clainis, which has been in pap ee for a week, was concluded before fudge Wyllie In the Equity Court. This morning Sergeant Leach killeda mad wg cn D, between 12th and 13th streets south- west Mrs Elliot, the widow of the late Jonathan Eiltot, who 1p hig life-time was one of tue lead- ing citizens of the District, died this morning at the residence of her sop, Mr. R, K. Elliot, at Byattsville, P. G, county, Md, in the 73d year es og ane. Mrs. Elliot had Many frieads in wow to the damaged condition of the court rooms the Orphan’s Court will not ba in session this week. Due notice will be given when bus- iuess Can be transacted. All cases set for hear- ing on Friday, July ist, prox., will be con- tinued. The northern portion of the Circutt Court room being wet, Judge James, with his jury, Sat in the Equity room to-day, and Judge Wyile held the Equity Court tn the Circuit Ccurt room. Mr. Semuel Kirby, an old and greatly re- spected citizen, is recelving the congratulations of bis friecds to-day on the attainment of his ‘zd birth-day, in robust health and the posses- sion of all his faculties in full vigor and ac- uvity. ——— IMPERISHABLE PERFUME, UBRRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR Toilet, Bath and Sick Room. marl2-w&s9m AVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL Ww* e KINDS OE PLUMBING WORK. ALSO TO THE REPAIRING OF RANGES, FURNACES, FIBRE-PLACE HEATERS, AND METAL ROOF3. ‘We have a large stock of GARDEN HOSE AND HOSE REELS,’ WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS, MONITOR OIL STOVES, BETORT GAS STOVES, And are selling GAS FIXTURES AT THE LOWEST PRICES. EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., mis 1425 New YORE AVENUE. BONDS OF SURETYSHIP. THE GUARANTEE oo F NORTH AMERIC. eee um, 10 make goc: 2 Br the fraud or dishonesty of the employee, and Se apr care ts tai ae ‘to this business. yearly any loss Hox ), 000 Bei ibaay Ta)" 50 ooo Bespo vite wiih ig. ope at a "st ve Bona Bt 100,000 ‘OBK DinGUTO! a ead Merchants’ Ns- SHERMAN, President BOBERT B. MIN- Minturn & Oo. A. ‘Wabash, Louis & JUN PATOS, of Mosern, Jeno, Go. Res ent nt Seorgtaty, W. H. DYOK- MAB, <r Wiliam eet § THON, Arent = ie ‘Ho. 118 16th ‘street morthiwent; waahingtos 2, past ILS, WINDOW AND PLATS be @Lass. HYSTORE’S KALSOMINE and MASURY'S ugh PAINTS, ready for use. (Send for circu- Estimates furnished to Builders. A full stock of ABTISTS SUPPLIES always on hand. mrt SCHLITZ’8 MILWAUKIE BEER, THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY. For sale in Bottles by Dealers throughout the ‘District, and in Oasks and Bottles by the Agent— SAWL ©. PALMER. Depot—1212 to 1224 29th st, maw. G2 Telephone Connection, 33 OITY ITEMS. Pink ere Bine ogy aia New TMs opened 200. "Phoide Lanne 1 a ier 8 Gh 918 7th street northwest, ‘mi ewan , Am I the ‘The names of Edward A. Cooper and Matthew Gelson, two of the poor but honest pressmen of the Breoklyn Eagle, have suddenly become famous In the city of churches, in consequence y investin: in a letter sent to M. A. Dauphto, La., for a half of a ticket No. 39.416, in the May Distrivution of the Louisiana State Lottery. Counterfeits! Caution?! ? Several imitations and counterfeits of the RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS have been offered for sale by irresponsible par- tes. Some are called “Rcmrorp,” one 13 iamed “BUMFORD,” another “HUMFORD,” and 80 on. All have the general appearance of the genuine Rumford. ‘Whoever prepares or sells any imitations or counterfeits of the Rumford Yeast Powder that are calculated to deceive the casual observer, infrinfes our copyrights, and render themselves Mable to heavy fines and imprisonment. We shall proceed agalnst all infringers to the full extent of the law. ‘The sales of Rumford Yeast Powder have steadily and largely increased, in spite of the almost superhuman efforts of a number of competitors, accompanied by misstatements and misleading advertisements. Our sales are ow more than ever before, and this result has |; been accomplished without’ extensive advertis- ing, but Hee keeping the quality of the goods eee than any others, and selling at reason- Wer Lig do all in our pore to prevent im- Position upon our customers, and shall con- tinue to warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to be as Ce nutrition pe stren; ~ pines N. D. ARNOLD, Treas. a Cee meyoria’s Hair Be- Mrs. 8. _ fection for restoring | gray, white or faded ir to its youthful color, oa and beauty. It renews ita life, strength and growth. Dan- druff quickly ‘removed. A matchless Hair Dressing. Its perfume rich and rare, ‘ylo Balsamum (Mire, Atten’s) 2X lovely tonic aud Hair Dress- ing. It removes dandruff, allays all itching, stops falling hair and promotes a healthy eign with a rich, benutital gloss, and is lelightfully fragrant. Price geventy-1¥e o oe in large glass stoppered bottles, Forty Years Ex aence of an Old irs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup ts the scription of one of the peat female physi and nurses in the United States, and nas Deen, used for forty years with never-fallin; by millions of mothers for their chil relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and sa pivog neat in thé bowels and wind colic. By jie to the child it rests the motker, 5 centa 8 } cents 8 bottle, m.W,8 hinny Men. Wells’ Heattn® eneworscabaolnte cure for pa vous debility and weakness of the nee tive functions. $1, at Druggiste, 450 Penn. ave. Ww “ald y Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney. SSutter churned ev every morn- Ing, and on in edd, per ib, Also, ons “‘Ward” prints, 35¢, buttermilk and sweet milk 5c, ie Cream? 10c. pint. Ses GOoDs. HOMPEON'S SHIRT FAOTORY, 816 F st. SORTHWEST, OPP. PATENT OFFION, FINE ee SHIRTS TO ORDER, a specialty, fit ADY-MADE SHIRTS at following prices: Best Wamentta, unfinished, 75 cts. ; finished, 90 cts. Beet F. sca tenia Bo finished, 80 ota. Boys’ Wamsutt ota. ianlaned, 15.ts. Eatest Novelties in Summer N FANGS HALF HORE, UNDERWEAR and’ fall Ung QF GENTS FURNISHINGS at remarkable en felunded where goods fall to suit. re Jere reruns PED ARG ENOR. Minarer “MYSTERY” SHIBT.—Th made of of firet-cises mu aa New Mills, Wamentts, and Williamsville—not titra or feurthe Wamentts. a Shen you buy the “M¥S first class Muelin snd the best Sound Heavy Linen for 7 Coste! and if they are not peony — you get them home you can return Ein tans, finest quality and latest Poet dozen six for 7 cents. BILE NEOK WEAT cheaper Very fue ALL-AINEN pihioclalnle 25 cents, worth 40, at m2 1002 F strect Borthwest. G, 5 SeeEy, ° SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, Manufacturers of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. 1212 F st. northwest, Washington, D. 0, Bix of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. Six Extra Fine Shirts to order. 9.00 Six Fine Shirts to order. mar24 a en LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A SPLENDID OPPOBTUNITY TO WIN A FOR- TUNE. SEVENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OLAS3 G, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JULY 12th, 1831, 134rH MONTHLY DRAWING. Louisiana State Lottery Company. Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Lesis- lstore for Eoucstion»] and « haritable purposes— ‘with a capital of ,G00—to which a reserve fand of over 8180.0 000 has'eince been acded. By an overshelning popular vote its franchise yas mates Put of oft ribs Drone ‘State Constitation ited Decem! aac GRAND 8 SINGLE uMben DBAWINGS will take place monthly. It Never Scates or Postpones, Look at the following distribution: CAPITAL FRIZE 830.000 100,0°0 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH. HALF-TICKETS, ONE BOLUAR. LI8ST OF PRIZES. 0. APPROXIMA’ 9 Approximation Prizes of 830) 3 “ Tgst ys Prizes, amounting to. points, 10 whom vera competeation will be paid, mots, to whom 5 ree furor ‘eine . information, write clearly, address. Send orders by exneeae Or ied by Hott or Money Order by mail, Saeco M. A. DAUPHIN, NEw OBLEANS, La, or M. A. DAUPHIN, st No. 212 Broapway, New Yore, J. P. HOBBACH, 605 14th st. n.w., Wasurmeron, D.O. i our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are Au ier the supervision and ‘Gens. Ge BUSEAURECARD and TUBAL Ae BA RLY. a! Sir ose j pany Ril give 8 ers cc PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. HE CONEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.” Grand Excursion to P ny 'D' LOWER CEDAR POINT AN: BLA gore ISLAND, on steamer Arrows SULLY 4TH. 183) Poder she management of Mestre. Whipple ana pour hours at the Po: stationed, fishing, fine crabbing and splen- @id bathing a besntifal pavilion, 74 by 82 fact, and sixty private bath houses have been erected, and Homoney OF pains have epared to make fis the long’ presed rero-t, “Aul who deaire bends quiet day sovld pe on hand.” Wo tm. Rrorer ions allo’ mn th przive bome prompt at 10 p sale jourre & Oo , Druggiste, cor othand Fy and atthe twats O° Jere seed 0! FOR THE CAPES. A VIEW OF THE OCEAN. The steamer GEORGE LEARY will ins: rate these deli; tel trips to, the Gages on SUNDAY ‘) a a3 — : er leaves irom 7th si. wharf on UBDAY, June il, at 6 p.m.; retarnine arrives Waehipgten Mor day Torntng in time for busi- Bess. pats oa Prospe:i’s Brass Band will Sccompany E ound- trip tokets 88. 50 rr THE GREAT FAL1S. On the FOURTH OF JULY. Steamer Belle May vill leave Con sressttreet bridgeat8am Roundtrip 753. The Above stexmer can pechartered atreasonable rates. raph ASSENO, S184 Water street, Georgetown. 329 ate O FOB FOREST GLEN! Cool groves, pure aE spring water, sia: ae EE poe shade, dancing’ pavilion, ‘MT. VERNON LODG: 5, K. I gles Grand eSCURRIGN sod rainity’ basket PICKIO to ts beautitol situated on the ae) ofthe Metropolitan Balroaa, 10 miles from the city, on the t0;b inet. ‘We ateure cur friends and the public, who ce- sire Ro aed ate with us in ep old fashioned fam’ opie, that we shall lea-e nothing oes to make this the mcst ard "able affair of the reagon | Brlendid dencing music, swings, and other exerc!aes of ap interesting cha) Tickets, Ec. Children hen 6 to 12, 25c. Zprins leave B. & 0. B, K. depot at $:45 a.m.and By order of Excursion Commit beat 8S. FINCH, te ot R. R CHMOND REGATTA, SULY 6ru, 1881. oe Excursion Ticket, vis STEAMER EXCELSIOR, To Richmond and return, $5.00. Tickets good for 3 days, JOLY 4th, 5th and 6th. Steamer leaves 7th st. wharf 9. nm. sug re P. je 43 a oes THE FOURTH. FINEST BCENERY. oN Pie WOBLD. The Wacbington Excursion Com- nd excursion to QUAN FALLS On JULY THE FOURTH, Steamer Mary Wasbington. Leave 7th street Whart at 9am , returning at8 p.m. Tickets, 60 cents. children, 25 c Poppe sore and 28-5t rnin; . RANDALL, Manager AY PICSIO AND AG EXOUBSION IN STEAMER EX K 8ST. BAFTIBT CHUKCH, FRIDAY, July Ist, ike, Double epee Fone W. ANH INGTON and QU. Lent aa h strest wharf wos0a a nd 3 a t return 10.30 50 cnt. ficluging trips to both p: eis 250. _328-2* NIGHTS oF ar ewe PIO- oe A ‘count o} the rercatioy att) TO-MOR- Rew reanesday) EVENING, 29th. je2S-2.* Sree EXCELSIOR. THURSDAY, JUNE 30tn, Excursion and Picnicto QUANTICO axp GLYMONT. 9 Boat Jeaves on morning trip at 20a m ; evening trip 4p m. Fare, Sound trie Soochin inclines cus Of acre: fiveand asaucer of ice-cream chitdren, 25 gents. Frxbitition of the life dress by Dr. i. Howlar d, ard a lady will a into the water with the’ life dress on. ‘The officers and crew of the stesmer will zo ‘rough the fire and boat drill, thowing their efficiency in case of fire or cry of bien overboard. ‘Those stopping at Glymont on morning trip can return on evening freshn ents on steamer and at Giymont. ‘The bars will be closed. Excursion under the direction of Dr. Howland. ‘assisted by members of tne Potom:c Froit Growers’ Association. 3227-3 Bure REGATTA AT RICHMOND, V: woe ¥xcursion to BIGH Sb ant et aS SS fot on TERCDAY,SCLY oth, 4881, under the Ruspcee of Columbia Conclave, Do. "11, Improved Urder of He to the grand Rowing Match; our Boat Giubs will’ partic aie in jace. Trains leave at 8.30a.m. Fare, $2.50 Hound Trip, including acmirsion to covered «rand d. Tickets limited in number. Tickets acid Depot on morning of excursion, also by mon- bere of the Conelave and by ABRABAMS &+ apagers, 467 Penn. avenue, any dey ater RAND FAMILY EXCURSI! Under the suspices of the Bo:c: mec Fteamboat Company, to shall Haj), op JULY 47H, 3881. e and convenient Palace Steamer Ex- licensed to esrry 1,600 people, wid make LSIOR, fun irips from Tih street wharf, at 9:30'a m and at 3:30p m. sharp _ Strict order positively enfo: ced. No uwproper ouaracters allowe \- ‘Tickets, 60 cts. ; idowly it hart, (BARBIE FISHING Grand Select Excursios to PINEY POINT on the Ps'ace Beamer GronGr Leary, MONDAY, Jusy 4.1581. Steamer. leaves ber ones = 9a aM fharr, re-! turning at 1 TOOK for sale only at Drew's drug 8° ore, scones ih street and Penneyl- yania avenue, st #1 for tH® Kound Trip. Tickets for the t onnd T: ip—-gentleman, €1;isay, 75 00m children, 50 cents. MAC BTEAMBOAT COMPANY'S AD- P ero a ‘VERTISEMENTs. 2:3 Safe! LK, FPORTSMOUT: FORTRESS ahead ci OE I PINEY OL TaND iT LOCKOUT. Sresmer guonce LEARY on TUESDAYS and 'BURRDaY. an at 5:30 p. SATURDASS | 6pm. EXCURSION iio THE OA at ee BUNvar First class to Fort Monroe and Norfolk 2 00 Firet clase, round trip...... First clara to Piney Point and Point Lookout 1, 0 First-ciase, round trip. FOR BICEMORD,, TRE DERIOS CRSBURG, AND ‘The newand splendid stosmer EXC SLSTOB, con- necting with R., F- Hat Qaantion, tice Ga‘ly (except Bundsy) at 2 30 p.m. Fare to Richmond, hited. Fare to Richmond, unlimited 5 00 Fare to Kichmond, round trip, good for i days 7.0 EXCURSIONS. To Richmond, via Norfolk, o7 to Norfolk vis Rich- mond, ai to sypenin ingtun. James River by ight. A dell gbttul tri teaver Excelsior, twire daily (9:90 a.m.and 3:30 P m.) to Richmond, via Richmond, Fredericksburg. and Potomac Hele from Qusntico Steamer Geo oa; TUESDAYS, THURS- DAYS ard 8A ERDAY ees connecting at Fichmerd snd Norfolk with the James Miver steamers etch way. Bound trip ticket DAILY EXOURS1085. 72. Soa via Excelsior, 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Di peer m. Tony, Round trip tickete.. wean oe sale an: BONS, Tout WM. P. WELOH, Agent. AILY axe URSIONS STEAMER A: Ae POINT MITH. AND iy ae = EXCURSION, JULY 2, 3 anv 4, 1881, nr Dz MOLAY MOUNTED COMMANDARY . ENIGHTS TEMPLAR, No 4, ON STEAMER JANE MOSELY, TO YORETOWN, FORT MONEOE, NORFOLK AND THE OAPES. Leaving 6th street wharf SATURDAY, J: at 10: id arrit in Wi HO eee —) jorfolk' oe (eeeesmems eed For fur: ets for enle st oose's end H a ES Rickets foreniess Hoos 2's Clear Groves, BLis' Musie Btore end all the Sake : meee cae Oelightful change from the de- eee city. can, 0, sp beur Eobeut aud al nies ‘on the tine bo, | | | int, where a fine band is | NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STEAMER MABY WASHINGTON. nigey AND MOUNT VEE! SPR Noe: wm Ry Steamer MARY WARE Gaon win ake ae ered sogDay, SuOND: Dav. WED He — leaving 7th street cee ato wan.’ returnt trip, 25 cent ror MoUN' every BATUBDAY Bteai ‘The steamer Mary Wasbirgton will wso =e Excursions every SATUBDAY, leaving her wi at 6:30 p.m. ; returning at 11:30p m. Muse = dancing down and tack on-ali tripsexcept Bun- Gayr. Tickets, 25 cents. mit a oe ate = SrnaEee.” Atrractiys W. TO PHILADELPEIA, Avoiding u the Beat aud Dust of we Oere Steamer of the Baltimore and Philadelphia A Bieam boat Co. hall wharf, oor- | her 1 ieht and Pratt stree EVERY AFTER! eroept BOON cexcevt pi Bandar at3p.m., pro q ened to Atlagtic. City, via Ee Old Beltable fine” from Philadel pois, Round rip Tickets, wood for the season, alt'ore to Atlan! 83.50 Binge? jy -eeenpepteaeed 2.60 further ee inn aba tickets avniy to 26-2m 3 Light street wharf, Baltimore. GaN OST TAWILION and SUMMEB HEBORT er gaged for Fienics or Excui 2 paleo e fas ‘MITH, Proprieto: oer. S rT. ‘205 7th at. northwest. Seat SUMMER RESORTS. QHENANDOAH ALUM &PRINGH. Gentlen en cr Ladies wishing to jain therarty lesvine here the Isst of this Yestcan the bhenar dosh Alpi Springs, in get information and terms by ¢ ma No 4, St Cloud Buildiog i A. J. MYERS, Je29-2t Proprietor. J ABSHALL'S ST. GEONGE HOTEL. This old faycrite Summer Resort, situ Finey Point, Md , on the Poto ay ‘and only 20 miles frow the Chesapeske Bay li be open JULY Ist Accessible bi gaily liresteamers between Wash folk. ‘The most attractive, healthy and best wait water aang en om the Potomac. @ooil fishing hueets will be et with conreyance $2 Per Day, $10 Per ke J. MARSHALL, Prop. ALLAIRE, SERING LAEE, N.J., NOW EN.—A new house, hodera bee me: Torr struction and forniehts 6. Sa ‘on the beach. BaD) 2e16-2m_ ¥. M CHARDSON Er Proprietor. | Orne? GROVE —This p'easant farm residences is oy n for snmmer boarders. Wi Awe offs. VR Five B, & 0. B. R.” For particulsrs ai LUTH tH Be BOW! ERS, Je17-eow2m Clarke Co., Berryville, Va. IONGRESS H. EAN CITY, Mp. Firet-clsea tn all its appointments.’ tea. Son of 1881 will oren June y oie Proprietor; THOS. FARLEY, . G1, CHABLES, OCEAN END OF DELAWARE S avenue, Atisctic Oity, 3.3. an ob betructed view of the Ucead, and wide, shady jeat-e ou aa JONAH WOOTTON, Jn. FRY RENT-COTTAGE st Weshingtan Gro for reagon: Pew; portico; shed toad kitchen: yard enclesed; hixhest ground. Apwly at once, or you will mise the op. r- tunity, to Mr. WILLETT, Wi lett & Lib! v0 Street and New York avenue nor h west. j IVER VIEW HOUSE, Oxrorp, Mo. The most feel aan populsr Sum- wer Reeort in the sf ‘alt water Lath- ing, beatinwand ‘aching. First c'ass ac- 8 at moderate prices, Special rat seid for circalar CLARENOR PETERS, Prop. 28- 1m Potomac HOTEL, St. GEORGE'S ISLAND, MARYLAND. Will open Jowe 25 Terms, $1.50 per day; $9 per week, and $30 per moata. Epecial arrangements for families Steamers met at “a Poiot wharf. Good sati- Kg and bathing. All boats free = abaus «& Bs0s., Piney Pony erences: Schmidtie Mes Ma. Bros Kick 7th ef. ; C. Kander, Wsshincion. D.C. OBDAR’S W. 8. SPRING! STEPHENSON’s Deport P. Vircrsa. Pamphlets at the Bi Hor Ebbitt, Honse and Btar Ufice ~ jell-teeptl BE. 0. 50) SosMeE. RESURT IN THE egg ela ped OF Loudon county, Va, five miles Gepot on the W. 0. Re Hs three houre travel from ci ‘od spring water; pic- nd good roade: daily mails. (CE, Proprietor, Hillsboro, Va. (['?* POrcian WATERING Place CAPE MAY, 38 BEACHED BY THE WEST JERSEY RAILBOAD In Two Hovags From ParapgELPaia. Fast Express 2 ‘Trains, with Parlor Osrs attsche4, are run the season at convenien herrs. and ers will find on th-ir arrival at Phildeipnia Union Transfer Goaches snd Horse Cars ready fo transt Spe station of the West Jersey B.R., t the foot of eT ‘Threagh Ticketa, Bazxaze Serine and full information spply as follows s:Northeist corner 18th street and Penns: one! on Bal- peers Eee! ji. corner Sth ena 3 sts. : (9 Pennsylvacia avenu Pennsylvania ave- Beer Station Baltimore and Ohio BR. BR, = J.B, WOOD, General Pass’r Agent. FEANK THOMSON, General Manager. _je6-2m. "HREMAGOG HOUSE EEerots. Se, eee a magnificent view ‘the lake apd mountains. Newly ‘atte up. suriied with sont an = socom. eth sy ; B10 to 3 m17-2m NEY FOINT HOTEL, 1. Mazy's County, MaRyLayp, ‘or tion of guests JUNE 15TH, underthe fueuepent of the owner, MBS. JUS. ‘The Hotel has just been thoroughly ren- oysted, furnished and supp'ied — fopg Bs conve- nlence for the comfort of cues" ret-c.aae Eurmer Home for familice, ‘terme per day, $10 per week an rmonth Special arrange- ments mace io os ‘ies. Daily ‘communication ‘with Washington, Baltimoreand Norfolk by the fine Stean ers George , Lady of the Lake and Jane loseley. For ‘further information addrees ‘MBB. JO2. TRAVERS, Piney Point. St. Mars"s Co., M4. Je2-2m_ | Fo HOUSE, ALTOONA, PA., Ow Mars Lrxg Pesssyivant4 Ratipoap, Amid the most pictureeqne scenery of the Alle- Sheuics a Beno. gl mei tly furnished cuisine render it one Of the moat aesiravio recorts =a Tor a est or west can obtain a «: nO ‘the Alleghenies by N” MOUNTAIN HOUSE. OBESSON BPEING CamEnrs Co, Pa, ___ SUMMER -RESORTS. a ARBIS COUTAGE, C*PE MAY, N Bow srastrs forte and tones in . ave ip for circulars “ere. M.F BEARS. Jel e021 MESS ROTED, Droxanpiows, Manian al Now res ~yhevind pe i nof summer quests. Joie mary advantaces I bay Sated sn entire nue fr ne gitine a lates | pumber ef cool aud pleasaut room: ten nae Vathing, boating fiehing, crabbing, ten wins cro eal fre of chaiwe. Bo » mpcealtces. ‘Lermm #24 per month, & e1 Se? tm" ‘Heh beat Fo MOORE, bem AtesTC ROrRG, CKAN CITY, MD. CAPACITY 0 Ry #873. we NOW OPEN In adfition to the extensive improve: Penis of lst scason, ton, . BECE WI" Ti [Chief Clerk, $e13-1m ‘or 30 iN Teac, Proprietor. BRD HOUSE, SCHOOLEN'S MOU he healthiest piece im th. United ‘States Sanita as wait if ee BUING GA P SULPH BALY BEATE sPiNas 18 will a E13 gursion tickts. Address J. W Wiel Newvils, ‘Cumberland county: Pa, aco, QBELECKSE HOUSE. Mic isn Ave nue, Atlantic City. 100 yards from the ne: = warm beter Ren Soom forte ar the warm baths. wed 0, om Abd modern conveniebors i = EDWIN ROBERTS. ein _______CEDWIM ROBERTS. _ Ts, COLONNADE, ATLANTIO CI‘ Y —House enlarved, newly painted and rofitted throngh- bar ane xan, ceoric bells, spring trasere in every room ®: 4 modern improvements | ——$$ F YOU WANT TO HAVE A JOLLY TIME GO to RIVER BPRINGR. Bostine. fish ing, bathing, crabbing: pay of cam Bosts and medics! atteny’ Meet place on the Pct mac, Terme, ie 25 ner lean Laud at Colton’ Ey =a ———— > _ QHENANDOAH ALUM arerees, VIRGINIA. Ly waters. North oe moderate Alum, Chalybeate and oth Nights, ono mesgui. A drees | Pure! p tynng trip £5 50 via B® For ramph “Mountain Fice from faakice Ke., adress Ad NyERe. av FAbSON. Ciro ars at Ster om des elevator and siectric belle. Comfortable scoomimo- Gstion for 1,000 gneets. Music by Simon Hagsler's Opens Juse 25, R81 x Drxtsom, Inte of the “Girard, jOEB'S HOTEL. Fort Bathing, V isting, pains ine wknontine, Thie Bote: ion cy | for —— visitors. Ter e2 ds: ty Beek, #55 per =, Route tr eae a inet. Northampton $9 ‘Oherroeione Wednesday and Priday, For fur- 3. T. PPADY, Proprietor. DE LLER SOUFE. Most de'ishtfal location tn the Sia’e: scene y eas, pass throux’: tietown d Gettyebans. T.-¥6) dle Fupplied from country market i ‘erate. Bur to and from fepot free. a apply to Mrs. E. L. KI 1D¢ ELY, Poin Charves my For it for Bavover, Pa. ut ec A, B™ 4 ore = HEOBOTH BEAOR, ARR, Wil open JUNE ere rec” Terms, gate Pee 214 per week bint, aoe Alley, Billierd and Pool tached. Circulars at star office 3m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. LAKENDON CUR iaT os SPier SS. x. Fy, Wil open for the reoen ting Uapreverments and few peanenre ry cnet ia ary arriec ‘Warts ones Iniand | Charles ‘Gwen House td’ Maison Doves. m7-2me EAUwONT and Virginie Proprietor, (lormerly of Baldmore.) (iscsi mea — gag Tnequsied location, substantial ball4- ing. new tor: iture, prompt and attentive elevator, electric beLe. A TABLE OF F PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE. The Orchestr= will be conducted by Mr. Zimmer- on Hao Gt Goloande Bown, Philadeiphta: Opens June 26 mB-30 Bare. BPRINGS, VA,—2, 000 Bom above tide yo larse hotes, wit! OdStI ODS “y= 700 guests. © pdupel B For particulars OA. SPLIN ‘Treas,, Harrisonourg, Va, —— R°= ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, VA. -— JUNE 1. ‘Telegraph in the + A delightful home fer sawilies. For circulars and teem api err, m1l-3m 401 9th street, Wes hingtor THE WEsT JERSEY KA (New Broan Gaver Bours ) Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTID CITY, Is pow runbing fart express traios of Hlezant Pas. senver Ccnohes ant Parlor Co's, (IN WRICR THE CUARGE FOR SEAT WAP BEEM REDvCED TO 2 CENTS ) igrsectetent eeeeera STOP IN 4 MINUTES. ‘asbingten wi)! teke the through pare a of the Baltiueare ané Potomac R. or Paitin ore and Ohio R. R. to Ph: Prop ro xOAD. Selphia sud arrive at Pospeyitane’ Bes delphi, ¥ iininstor 254 falar Bsilroed Sta ‘Sta ede) ton at Broad ara aahicetan Aven ion Uulon Travefer’ Cosches care, OOnneGt airegtto Station of ofthe West Jerscy Ka allroad at Foor ov MARKET f a formato apply saepies raeriteent oo corner 18th and Penn. ave ad comer Sih apa B ote cls Pere tation Baltimore and Uhio FRANK THOMSOR, General Manager. J.B. WOOD, Gen'l Pass’r. Agent. m21-2m BOOTS AND SHOES. AKE RO MISTAKE. Mistes" Belid Button #hoes.. ee FINE. i ane Biives: Children’s Peb. Eutton Solid ae ae ae BOOTS ABD f U6 GinserEes elsewhere on oom: 1021 7th street o IRON BITTEKS. N SITTERS