Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1881, Page 4

G STAR. 39, ISSi. Ovriog OF TH Catzr S1g¥41 OFerogs, Wasninatox, D. C., Jane 1, 9:29 & mo. For the midile Atlantic states, fair weather, winds mostly northerly, stationary or lower temperature, higher barometer. Fair Weather To-morrow. ‘The chief signal ofiicer furnishes the fllow- ing special bulletin to the press: General rains have fallen tn lowa, Missouri, Iilino!s and south Atlantic states, and in the ‘other states occastonal rains. Light northerly winds pre- vail In the lake region and middie states; else- where (be winds are variable. The tenpera— ture bas generally fallen in tue lake region, ‘Tennessee and Ohio valley and south Atlantic States, and remained nearly stationary in New Englend and middie and gult states. Sughtly colder falr weather Is Indicated for Friday tor The middie Atlantic states and New England, RANGE OP THR THREMOMETER. the following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office during the day:— Ta m.. 73%: 11 am, Si;2 p.m, Si. Maxt mum, 5 minimum. LOCAL NEWS. No Police Station in Square 4146, THE PRESIDENT INTERPOSES IN TAR MATTER. The jetition to the President, signed by sev- ra! €x-trustees of public schools, against the erection (f a police station and market-house B 1 quar 446, Corcoran square, was recelved ‘rem the President yesterday afternoon by the Commiseioners, With an Indorsement by the President “that & marke:-house or police sta- Mon be not erected so close to a public school Luliding as ts proposed.” REPLY OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ‘The Commissioners at once returned a reply, tn which they state that they have never coa- templated the erection of a market-house on said square, but on the contrary have more than once, tn their annual reports, recom- mended to Congress the use of this property forthe public schools instead of its use fora public market, as origtoally intended, and last fession of Congress they alded in procurmug the passage of au act for the removal of the old market sheds, whieh, for several years, have been wpon this site. As to the erection of a police station, the Commissioners say that Con- gress last winter provided for the erection of two station houses, but failed to give authority ia the act to the Commissioners to purchase sites for the same; that the Controlier of the United States ruled that they could not pur- chase sites under the law; that the attention Was presented of delaying the erection of these very much needed station houses until further Jegislation be obtained from Congress, or of using such sites as the District already owned: that the site on square 446 owned by the District Was suited as to locality, and they bad consid ered the propriety of using {t when the*protes: of the ex-trustees was received. They had already referred a similar peution of the ex- trustees tO the board of trustees of public schools and were awalting their action when ibis protest with the President's endorsement Was recived. They state thatthe requesi of the President will be complied with,and ta con- clusion they deny emphatically the gratultoas charge made against them by the ex-trustees, of hestility to the pabiie schools of this District as unfounded and unjust. They also deny the Statement made by the ex-trustees thatt Part of square 446 on which It was cou’e! Plated to erect a station house wasever intend- ed to be used as a play-ground for the scaools. On the contrary, they have personal knowledge that the ith street front of said square, being valuable busineSs property, was Specially re- served by Congress to be sold for the erection of other school- houses. MR. JCSEPH LATHROP, Wilmington, D2l., was Cured of severe rheumatism by St. Jacobs Oll.! ScctaL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION. —The sixth rez- War meeting of the District of Columbla Social Sclerce Association was held in the residence of | Prof. and Mrs. H. C. Spencer Saturday evening, Jute 25, at o'clock. Permanent, officers were | sted, a8 follows: President, Mrs. Sara A. ;,Vice Presidents, Hon. John Eaton, Maria T. Walling, Hon. John Hitz; Secre- tary, Dr, Wm. Tindali; Treasurer, Rey. A Flort- dus Steele, General John Eaton was elected | volegate to the general meeting of the Amerl- | cap Secial Science Association at Saratoga, | September 5, + al Hon. John Hl'z waz lected aiternate. Mrs. Spencer, who, at the May meeting, was elected deiegate to the con- vention of tae Associated Charities Department of American Social Science Association at Bos- ton, July 25, requested that an alternate be elected. Mrs. Walling was elected alternate. Instructions were then elven as to the subjects the District association aesired their delegate to represent at this Boston conference. It was espectally urged that the duty the whole coun- Ury owes to the charities and other {nteres’s of this national capital be clearly stated. The Condensed im ‘THE Star printed for the present month of | — ‘2,016 new advertisements, being an in- over last June of 264, and an increase for the six months of 1851 over the correspond- ing period of last year of nearly 900. Adver- Users will confer a favor by sending in their orders as early as possible for next Saturday’s enlarged and extra edition, in order to insure insertion and proper classification. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:49 p.m. and extipguis! at 4a.m. James Glascoe, a house painter, was yeater- afternoon overcome with heat while em- ployed in painting a house on 24 street, be- tween B and C streets northwest. He was seat to his home, Mount Vernon Lodge No. 5, K.of P., has elected the following offi term: James P.M lace, V. C.; Henry | Frank, M. at A. The storm yesterday carried off the roofof the foundry buliding on 7th street, near the ferry wharf, which had been started by the storm Monday night. Rev. Dr. W. V. Tudor, formerly pastor of Mount Vernon Square Church tn this city, bat Dow of St. Louls, is here with Mra. Tudor, and pos With bis father-in-law, Mr. S. G, T. Morsell. ~ The members of the Bar Association yester- day presented a petition to Judge James, asktog him to adjourn the Circult Court at an-early day, until after the heated term. Last night Detective Voss arrested a young man Ramed John McElfadrick on the charge ot obtaining, by improper means from Johnson Orr, an old soldier and a pensioner, about $100 in money while showing him around the city. About i o'clock this morning Officer Jenifer turned in an alarm from box 2s for fire in the colored Baptist church (Key. Mr. Balley’s) cor- ner 10th aad V streets northwest. It is thought to have been the work of an tncendlary. The fire department were promptly on hand and on the flames, The Joss 13 about Mr. Himber, contractor for the reconstruc- tion of the Georgetown market-house, is making good Lat pomp io his work, and tainks the whele iob will be completed by July 10th. Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 5. K. of P., last night elected the following officers :—James P. Murray, C. C.; Michael Wallace, V. C.; Henry Yenney, prelate; John A. Frank, BM. at A. ——— The Bicksler Counterfeiting Case. Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, the case of Thomas J. Bicksler, charged with having in possession counterfelt money, was laced on trial—Mr. Norris, Gen. Mitchell, and ., F. Miller for the defendant. Mr. Perry briefiy opened the cage to the jury, and was followed by Mr. Norris for the accused, wno styled the Case a persecution. TESTIMONY OF EMMA BAKER, ‘The trial was resumed this morning, and Emma Baker, who was arrested with Alico Rupp, for passing counterfeit money, was Placed on the stand. Witness testified to hav- ing passed counterfett coin on Edith Gainey and Thomas Hardeman; she had received tuese Pieces from Rupp; she had been to Bicksler’s (ch and D streets) the week before; she was in the habit of going with Alice to Bicksler’s tor the money. On cross examination wiiness Said she had been in jail, having been arrested for passing counterfelt money. She was living on 9th street fn a room; lived in Macinnatt about three years ago. Witness had been be- fore the District Attorney on two occasioas to auswer such questions a3 he asked: was not then promisea a pardon or tmmuntt understood now that she would not be pro: cuted, tor a Lolle pros had been entered. OTHER TESTIMONY, Miss Minnte Westcott testified that she had been frequently to Bicksler’s rooms with Alice about a year before the arrest; had seen Bick- Sier hand money, paper and'coin to Alice. Thos. W. Fowler testified that on December 30th, 1579, Bicksler left at Swormstedt’s office Seine money for him, and among it there were fur counterteit quarters. Oa cro: lon withess said the amount was T. W. Fowler, jr., testified to taking the money b: from his father to Mr. Bicksler. Mr. J. S. Sworms‘edt testified to Bicksler leaving money at bis office for Mr. Fowler, and he gave it to Lim. Samuel M. Smith testifled that ho re- ceived In the fall of 1s80 what purported tobe a | dollar peor from Rupp and Baker, and he gave {t back to Rapp, who gave him other mone: objected to and exception taken. Joun McWi ams, Wm. Dickey and Courtland Jonson testified as to getting counterfelt money trom Mrs, Rupp and Miss Baker. Thos. ¥. Hard!gan, Edith Gatrey, Andrew Over, George H. McKay, W. Breen, Lieut. Keily and Geo. A. Roe algo cxtiNed aa to rozelviag eann— terfeit money from these parties, STATEMENT OF THE PRISONER, BICKSLER. For the defence, the prisoner, Mr. Bicksler. testified, first explaining the bidcks In which were the apertures to have been made by him during the war to-bide his money tn, he hay- Ing about $2,000 in gold. The aperture near the ‘Water-closet ne used to keep “fancy pictures” In. Witness lived in Georgetown before moving here; was a nter before that; his house resident members of the Am:ricanSoctal Science As: oclation tu Washington are President Gar- Held, Gen. Fraucis A.Walker, Hon. John Eaton, Prisident Welling, of Columola College; Prosi. Gent t+:Naudet,of the Deat Mute Asylum: Nordhoff, of the Here, Bresident, secretary and treasurer of the Dis trict of Columbia Asscetation. FUSSELt's {ce cream. : t as. . and (ex-ofticts) the THE AUCTION Sarg of clothing wit gain at the “Famous,” 7th st day, July ist, at 10 o'clock a.m. and will be continued but a short tt Great bargains may be expe: and winter cloth 0 ad longer. d io 3a nier AT THE SCHUETZENFEST last evening, priz93 were awarded for bowilng as follows: Ladies— First prize, A. LoeMler; second pri W. Helmus: tuira prize, Mrs. W. Berens; foart prize, Mrs. Chris. Sander. Gentlemen—firat prize, R. Austenthle; second prize, G. Seutfarie; third’ prize, Chris. "Schittzberger, Baltimor fourth prize, P. Walter, Baltimore; firth prize, B. Decker, Baltimore; s'xth prize, M. Kammer- er; seventh prize E. August, Baltimore; etzhth prize, H. Buschman, K. Auatenthet, prze for the most ten strikes. ‘The festivities continue to day, and this evening promises to be a very pleasant one for those who attend. The Schuetzenfest, according to the original pregram, was to have closed te-day, but it has <en decided to continue the fest to-morrow on account of the interruption caused by rain. The prizes will be distributed to-morrow night. —_——e— ‘th street northwest, offers ) ined satin parasols for ; Our $4 lined satin parasols for $3; our $5 and $3.54: . lisie thread gauze undershirts tor bathing trunks for up. Dammann’s, children’s lace mitts at $c. gloves for 2 *3e.; bathing ce cream, «it. tins 3: plate 100. t id notice the advertisement © €o.. gnetioneers, to invest. Executor's sale. THE CUBAN TWEED StrTs at €1.50, the casst- mere suits at —both for ehildren 4 to 10 years of age, abd the $4 50 Doy’s sults for large boys are a few of the attracttons of Saks & Co.'s Boys’ Department. Those who fail to buy now will regret, as that department will be closad out of sicek fn less than Unree weeks, + Cpzbne Leiks BRADBURY PIANOS AND ORGANS for sale and rept at low summer rates. ¥. G. Smith, 1103 Penneylvanta avenue. t How a MISSOURIAN WENT OUT TO See THR pari e ‘Tow AND Dipy'? Sax MUCH, BUT Lost $1).—In | of schools with those of the ctl ir salesroom, Arare chance to | Wheeler arrested Was partially burned in Georgetown; was not charged with setting iton tlre. Was arrested in isé9 for passing a $20 counterfeit dillon a Mr. Smith, and was before Justic2 Walter, bat Was disiilssed. The block with a receptacle in it for money was made by him for Alice Rupp about six months ayo, Who sald Wauted something to keep her ‘money in, having Deen arrested. The cypher letter ¥ y Alice Rupp was exhibited, and witue: was Lot written to him. On resuming the stand atter recess, Bicksler, on Cross-examination, said he was a married man of family; the house Miss Westcott occupled Was rented in hishame. Witness decitned to answer whether Miss Westcott was his mis- tress, A package of pictures was sbown and witness recognized some as having been taken from Dis negatives, and they were shown the jury. Miss Rupp or Westeott hada key to his gallery, because ¢very now and then they had little partes tn the gallery—drinking and play- ing cards. agen Picnics, Excursions, &c. The excursion of De Molay Commandery to Yorktown, Fort Monroe, Norfolk, Ocean View ard the Capes, will be one of the & of the season. The committee having the arrange- ments In charge are doing all in thetr power to Make the trip ai enjoyable one, and give every one satisfaction, Tne tickets are positively limited to 500, and there will be comfortable sleeping accommodation for all. The George Leary will inaugurate next Satur- day trips to Norfolk and the Capes, leaving at 6 p. m., Saturday, and returning Monday mora- me, in time for business, ‘he day pienie and moonlight excursion of the E Street Baptist Church takes place to- morrow. The Excelsior will run double trips to Fort Washington and (Juantlco, leaving at 9:30 and 3:45 The Mary morrow for . 1, Kvashington Will leave at 9:30 to- coquan, ge A TickvOcKET SENT TO Jat.—A young Ccol- ored men named Henry Johnson was charged wiih picking the pocket of an elderly white lady mamed Catherine P. Lutuer, who stated that while on 12th:street, near the Smithsonian grounds, on her way t0 market, this you wan, in company with another, accosted he and while the other feliow held her {n con sation this one picked her pocket Odicer johnson in the Smithsonian grounds after a long chase. He wa3 sentenced to sfx months In jatl. So Ee ee Alexandria Aifairs. [Reported for The Star.) TRE Crry ScHOOL BoaRD met last night and Te-elected all the teachers and japitora now holding places in the public school system, except Miss Ada Grigg, who has been acting as a representative of Miss Mills, incapacitated by Sickness last year, but now recovered. Pais one election was postponed until the next . The board, a3 required by law, com- Warrants of the city superintendent mee ed Ul ity treasurer, and the Police Court, Judge Snell, to-day. John Mc- | found both correct. The city treasurer’s ap- E\fadrick, a young write man, was charged by an elderly gentleman named Johnson Orr with being a suspicious character, Mr. Orr stated tbat be lives In Missouri, and came here or four days ago, and stopped at the St. «davies hotel, where he got acquainted with young man and a friend of the young man went Suwren te woke Up the Dext morning Hé missed $100. Samps on Tyler stated that he 1s a baf-Lender @t 4 restaurant on E, and ‘3th streets, and this old gentlemal nh came in tp on thp night in question with this young | their duties to-morrow. map, abd the old Speirs called for drinks and threw @ 35 bill on the counter, young man en up the change (4.60) and youbg Man, and yesterday he and this | provision. plication for compensation (#150 per annum) for isbursing the school fund was considered. Heretofore the city salary bill has provided toat the sum ald. by the city shall be com- pensation; also, “for disbursing the school jund;” but this year’s salary law omits thas After mn the subject was Fecommitted tothe committee on finance for to see the town and drank pretty freely, | report at the next meeting. New OFFictals.—The new officials of Arling- ton, W: lon and Jefferson district of the between 12tn | county side, opposite the District. of Columb! Vi zinta, wal en co ter upon the disc! lost of them qualified and gave bond before the county court yester- and to-day. : FUNERAL Of Ferdinand Melchor took ut it Into bis pocket; and when witness spoke | place this afternoon, and was attei by Po- Evout it, besald that the old gentleman was a | Pae Of Oda Fellowa, ended by Senator, and he was his private secretary. The | “Ory MB: ‘Who did a three-cara court ay ao McElfadrick to give bonds tur | monte business at mM and swindled $200, in_ default of which be was committed to | strangers, brought over from Washington, will the workhouse for 90 days. start for 4 five Years residence in the Hichtaond penitentiary as seon as the county court close. TRE RUSH ON THE FocsTH.—Judging from | ‘Tax CoLtEcTions.—Tax Collectors Hill and present indications, the rush to get away from | Field are busy in ‘recel) city taxes, on the heat of the city on the 4th will be large. | which 10 per cent ts dedi until the 13¢ of The mountains fll the dill, and to the Alle- | July. Some three or four thousand dollars is ganles such a will b3 inaugurated | now recetved daily. . on Saturday as will render Deer Park and Oak- NeW GOVERNMENR—The city government lind one of the gayest places on Monday. The anges to-morrow. The present government Bal tmore and Onto rate at $4 for the round | was Inaugurated in July, 1879, trip, ts less than a cent a mile, and at sucp OLD PcMP Wr1is.—U! e on is figures It ts cheaper to goto the mountatos | given the old pump wells, General ahd bave @ royal good time than it is to stay | Washington, who, tradition says, subscribed at beme. There ig rocia for all at Deer Park | for the first pump in Alexandria, will regret he and Oskiand. The hotels are spacious, ani with their splendid ventilation, great roomy | mix witn the West Indian porches, lovely gaoves and all such sort of things, Are about se, Gelignttal spot to spend | any day as one can find in & year’s travel. aay. —_.+—___ DECISION IN THE ROUND-Tarr Ticker Casa. dustice A. C. Kichards to-day in the case of J. T. Shipley agt. the Baltimore and Potomac Hatlroaa Company—action for damages for ejection from a train—decided wor of Gefendant on the in burchastn the tie a & special contract to use ‘Ucket within the Dye days Umit, ever Di le here in early days. Tobe euceeeded the OITY ITEMS. The District Contracts. ACARD FROM A, GLEESON. WASHINGTON, Jane 29, 1331, Editor Evening Star: J notice in your issue ot this date the District Commissioners nave awarded the contract for mi malnor repairs on bituminous pavements forsihe next fiscal year, for which I was the lowest bidder, to Mr. |. L. Cranford. The reason given,—aithouga | they have not done me the honor to notity m2 to that effect—ts that I did not in my bid state the length of timeI had been en; in con- crete work. The object of this communtcatlo: | Js to say, that instead of the legitimate reason, the above is only a subterfuge to cover an Illo- gal act, by which they are enabied to provide tor @ favorite contractor at my expense. I have been engaged in contract work fn this city for the last sixteen yéars, during which time I have cone nearly one miilion dellars worth ot work, and In all that time | have never failed to com- plete my contracts to the letter, nor am I in- lebted one cent to any of my employes. It ts idle for the Commisstoners to say tnat I cannot do ‘his work for which I bid, a3 Iam prepared to give the required bond, and furnish, it they desire it, satisfactory evidence of my ability im that direction. It may be asked why I do hot seek legal redress? The answer 1s simple. The margin of | poi! ig small, and while I Would be. compelled to pay the heavy expenses of a suit ont of my own pocket, tha Commis- sloners would defend themselves and Mr. Cran- ford out of the people's money. ‘This rule re- ferred to, established by the Commissioners and which is not @ law, has never been enforced, but they now seek to do so in the interes’ of a company or Its representatives who claim to hold all the asphalt tn the country, and the aa- Vertisements and awards are 30 arranged that unless the bicder belongs to the Barber party he can be shut out on the plea of “no asphalt, want of time, éc.” ber, when Mr. Cran- ford was the successful bidder for the street Sweeping he was not pinned down 80 close at that time; he had neither sweepers, horses or yard, yet he managed to do the work. On the contract they have filegally awarded Cranford, which was mite by every principle of law and justice, the District suffers a 1038 of about $1.000, but on that taken from Balley «& Fletcher and given to the favorites of the Commissioners, A. L. Barber and Cranford, the Joss to our tax-payers will reach $26 000, {f not double that sum, in- cluding extras, «e., &c. To tell the truth, these gentlemen, Barber, Cranford, et al., hi & “soft thing” of it for some time, and now that they see some of the outsiders are deter- mined to break up their game, the Commis- Stoners come to their rescue, and not only award them contracts illegally, but propose to purchase from them fifteen hundred tons of asphalt at thelr own price, which they have on hand, thus permitting them to unload with a big profit. On a par with this is the tearin: up of the concrete pavement in front of the Treasury, which was only latda year ago, ana Substituting a new and probably worst patent, to say nothing of the expense. But to return to my own case. I hereby announce that being the lowest bidder, Iam prepared togtve bond to do the work for which I bid in as good style as Mr. H. L. Cranford or any other person in the United States, Respectfully, ANDREW GLEESON. “Fhe Celebrated Lichig Company or New York, Paris and London, has attained its great reputation by adhering to two rules. It offers no Cheap goods. It offers only honest preparations at honest prices and consequently in buying preparations having the name and seal of this reputable company, one ts certain of purity and exceilence. The Liediz Com. paby’s Arpicated Extract of Witch Hazel, for Instance, although sold at the same price as the colorless, weak trash, sold under the name of Witch Hazel, 18 so much superior to every way, that once used, {3 sure to cause it to be used always thereaiter. It cures Piles, Salt Rheum, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Ca~ tarrh, Painfal Monthliles, Sore Throat and Neu- ralgia. Be sure to ask for Ltebig Co.’s Aral- cated Extract of Witch Hazel. Remember the Market 1s flooded with worthless imitations.”"— (Editorial in Scienttito Supplement of EL Ruch ero.) Sold I 50 cents and doliar sizes, Liebig Co.’s Coca Beef Tonic Exabodies the nutritive elements of the museu- lar fibre, blood, bone and brain of carefully se- lected healthy builocks, combined with the powerful tonic virtues of the Coca, or Sacrei Lite Plant of the Incas, and a cholce qiallty of Sherry wite, Beware of imitations, Preventive of Malarial Diseases— Spinion of Eminent pr, Re Walton, of Annapolis, Md. Colden’s Liebig’s Liquid Extract of Beet is a most excellent preparation. It is par excel- lence. Superior to cod liver oll or anything I have ever used In wasted or impaired constitu tons, and extremely beneficial as a preventive of malarial diseases, Am I the Man? ‘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 of their having become the happy owners of five thousand dollars, by investing one dollar in a letter sent to M. A. Dauphto, New Orleans, La., for a half of a ticket No. 89.416, in the May Distribution of the Louisiana State Lottery. Connterfeits! Caution!! Several imitations and counterfeits of the RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS have been offered for sale by irresponsible pa ties. . Some are called “Rum ORD,” one ig 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 opserver, infringes our copyrights, and render themselves Mable to heavy fines and imprisonment. We shall proceed against all infringers to the full extentotthelaw. 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 DoW more than ever before, and this result has been accomplished without extensive advertis- ing, but by keeping the quality of the goods aes than apy others, and selling at reason- able prices. We shall do all in our power to prevent im- Position upon our customers, and shall con- Unue to warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to be as heretofore—healthful, nutriious and of standard strength. 17-1m D. ARNOLD, Treas. tb. Burnew’s Coconine WILL SAVE THE BAIR and keep it in a strong and healthy condition, ‘because it will stimulate the roote of the hatr, and restore the natural action upon which its growth depends. Burnett’s Flavoring Extracts are absolutely ure. Terrible Loss of Li Millions of rats, mice, cata, bed bugs, roaches, lose their lives by collision with “Hough on. Sold by Druggists. 15c, boxes. th From Aiderney butter churned. every ing, and delivered in 31b3 rib. Also, Eweet mili 6c! per qe. Cream? 100. pint every morn- “Ward” prints, 35c. ‘putesranlle’ and HEADQUARTERS! HEADQUARTERS! FOR DRY GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES. TMMENSE ASSORTMENT TO SELEOT FROM. AWNS, LAWNS, 5 ceuts. uelwRs Lawn ase 6 cani LAWNS, LA LAWNS LAWNS, LAWASS, 10 cants. LAWNB, LAWNS, LAWNS, 12 cents. VIC1ORIA LAWNB, 16 cents. VICTORIA LAWNS, 10 cents. ‘OALIOO, fast colors, 4% cents. CO, fast colors, 4% cents. J Ririped RALNAOUK, 8 coats NEN: cents. 8 cents. a Lace Strij i) MATTINGS. CLOLA for Boy's 25 cts. | PICNICS EXCURSIONS, é&e. PICNICS, .; SUMMER_ RESORTS. aoe oeeeesednetsalasbidiemmnnninmenssing |__SUMMER_ RESORTS. WHERE TO GO ON THE FOURTH! B. & 0. EXCURSIONS AT VERY LOW BATES. To DEER PARK AND OAKLAND, ROUND TRIP $4. Tickets good’on any train, from earliest train eatards; ES to latest train Tueeday. WASHINGTON TO BERKELEY SPRINGS, ROUND TRIP $3,750 (This includes Stage Fare both ways ) ‘Tickets good on any train, from earliest train Sat- urday to latest train Tuesday. WASHINGTON to HARPEWS FERRY, ROUND TRIP $1,254 Special Train leaves Depot ® o’chock on the MORNING OF THE FOURTH, returning Karly ip the Evening. TICKET OFFIOES, 619 and 1351 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, and at Derot, New JERSEY AVENUE and C STREET. 3680: 3t TS UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO THE POBLIO THAT HIB: FOURTH ANNUAL FAMILY EXCORSION Ty WATKINS GLEN AND NIAGARA FALLS, Returning via ROCHESTER, SCHENRCIADY, SARATOGA, ALBANY, and oe down the world - renowned ESS by rail to Philadel nat Hudson River by daylight by Bleamers to New York, thence phia and Washington, wil! leave Washingto! 8a Mm, JULY 12, 1881. ‘Tickets for Round Trip, ood for25 days, $22.50. Children between the axes of 5 and 22 years half fare. ‘Tickets will be good to leave Washington on an: through train July 12th, 13th or Lith. u For Sate at northeast corner of 13th and Penn’a avenue and B. & P. Btation. Parties wishiog to avail themselves of this rare opportunity of a first-class excursion should call on or sen in the r names. on or before July 6th, to J¢80-e05¢ ‘Calvert Stations Baltimore, FA! FOR THE oarEs! FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK. A VIEW OF THE OCEAN. The steamer GEORGE LEARY will leave srom 7th st. wharf SATUR- DAY, July 24, at 6 p.m.; retornin: arrives at Waehington Monday mornin; m. Esputa, Jr.,and Prosperi’s Brass Band will accom: psbpy Excursion. ‘Tickets Ronnd-trip, $8.50. 4:39 (SE NINTH ANNUAL Games CALEDOSIAN OLUB, Will be held st Beyer’s 7th Street Park, on MONDAY, July 4th, 1881. Money Prizes awarded eazh game; open tall competitore. In addition to the usu: e8, rizes Will be given for throwing the 56 Pound Weiene' Musiclby Lvepipe and String Band ae cote oe the gate, 25 cents. Games to commence ‘am. *Daneibi on Pavilion at 1 o'clock. Je30-8t *°PANHE CONEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.” Grand Excursion to a) WER OEDAR POINT AND FO . BLACKISTON'S ISLAND, wa on steamer ATONE irs, 1981, Under the mauayenent of Messrs. Whipple and Your hours at the Point, where a fine band ts stationed, good fishing, fine crabbing snd aplen- ¢i@ bathing. A besutifnl pavilion, 74 by 82 feet, and sixty private bath houses havé been erected, and no money or pains have been spared to make this the Ga neeced retort. All wi esire to spend a quiet dsy should be onhand. Noim- roper persons allowed on the boat or at the Point. 6 boat will leave 7th st wharfat8a.m sharp, Sie “Forssieby CH Nourze & Uo. an lc For - H e 5 cor. Ith and F, iad at the boat. $e29-30,1,2 0 THE GREAT FALLS. On the FOURTH OF JULY. ‘tered le rates, amma 3184 Water street, Georgetown. emcee BEGATTA, JULY 6ru, 1881. Excursion Ticket, via STEAMER EXCELSIOR, To Richmond and return, 85.00. Tickets good for 3 days, JULY 4th, 6th and 6th. Bteamer leaves 7th st. wharf 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. je23-6t b (bee! THE FOURTH. . — ind see the NEST SCENERY IN 1HE WOBLD. pany wil) give a grand excursion to, CCOOCU SEY THE DOURTH, eamer Mary. Washington. Leave 1th street what a.m. geturning ata p.m. Tiokets, 60 cents: cl a cents. . and setarniog. Pap eee ne 8. BAMDALL. Manager. unre axcarra ar RICHMOND, VA. ‘xoursi BIQH- (ONDs from Ou saver Dey LARGE ABSOBTMENT OF SUMMER GOODS. ie SoLy ois, DRY Goons AT THE LowEeT Fiavaes. | 184 t ‘Ser Cf Hoptropher ee te _ G. I. LOWSON, Falela goes. tiatunonys at 50mm "warg 62.60 636 Pennsylvania Avenue, Stand. Mouhed tm 3 302 Bovrm divx, Naan Tru Braeer. | st Depot on morning of « we - Managers, 467 Penn. avenue, any day after Jono PRT Te eae a | Be ‘ork. largest bead GRX. FaMILY EXCURSION, x 5 ‘Under the suspices of the Poto: Hh Halt on JOLY dem lest. sine E, JOHN TREE'S BLOOD PURIFIER 18 A ote eh Palsce certain, for coe, frou eas. io) mar, : SRalaneDy Wo 808 ONY A 8:20, j 3:80, u: | to City Post RAND EXCURSION, JULY 2, 3 ann 4, 1831, ax De MOLAY MOUNTED COMMANDARY ENIGHTS TEMPLAR, No 4, ON STEAMER JANE MOSBLY, TO YORKTOWN, FORT MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE CAPES. Leaving €th street wharf SATURDAY, July 2, at Oe cee —y JULY 4, excursin from Norfolk and the Fort to the Capes by steamer and to Ocean ‘Tickets for round trip, limit Fleeping accommodations for all o meale, £0 cents. Tig futher particulars cee ae "= Ci jor sake at 's and Hendereoi’s Civar Stores, RLis' Music Store, u ores. 28. Good First class and all the princips! Drag jJel6-lat \BABBING! | FISHING!! BATHING!!! Grand Select Excursioa to PINSY PUINT on leaves her wharf at 93 m sharp, re- at 10p.m. Btatercome for asle only at arog Siore corner 9th street and Penpsay!- vei ue, ster for the Bound Trip. Tickets round Trip—entleman, @1;lady, 75 cen , 50 cente. Je27-6r' TT \OTOMAC BTEAMBOAT © ANY: = P VERTIBEMENTS = FOR NORFCLE, PORTSMOUTH, FO! Si! MONHOM. PINEV POINT, ANDO TS POINT LOOKOUT. 8 GEORGE LEAR’ Sqr GEORGE LEARY on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS 6p m. ane EXCURSION TO THE OAPES ¥ SUNDA IAP! FROM NORFOLK. to Fort Monroe and Norfolk. round trip. , Found trip. FOR BICHMOND, FREDERICKSEURG, iD ALL POINTS SOUTH. soe ne steamer EXCELSIOR, con- 4 Buindey) at 9:30 a.m. aud 3. fichmoma: Ti Fa: ee limited. . Fare to Richmond, round trip, & EXCURSIONS To Bichmon@, via Norfolk, or to Norfolk via Rich- mond, snd return to Washington. James River by dayught. A deli zbttul trip. Steamer Exceleior, twice daily (9:30 2.m.and3:20 P m.) to Richmond, via Richmond, Fredericksburg apd Potomac Tailréad. from Quanitien Riesmer, George Letry. TUESDAYS, THURS. DAYb ard SAV ERDAYS to Norfolk, connective at Bicbmend snd Norfolk with the’ James Biver steamers each way. Bound trip tickets. +86 00 DAILY EXOURS108S TO QUANTICO, via Excelsior, as nd 330 pm. On SUN tickets. or sale and informatic ed at B 5 D'S BONS, 1216 F street northwest: Cook's Fours, 143) Penneyivapia avenue; Rootes Cicar Stands at Principal Hotels; HB Po kinhern,uext ice, and si mo pany ice, 7th street wharf, GEORGE MATTINGLY, | Genera) pe endent, WM. P. WELCH, Agent. 1-25 AILY EXCURSIONS O® BTEAME® ARROWSMITH. LOWER CEDAR POINT AND BLACKIS- TON'S ISLAND, DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST, Will leave her wharf, foot ef 7th : 8. MONI AY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SAT URDAY, and on SUNDAYS at 8! 3.m., snd return about 8:30 p.m., giving excur- siopiets over four hours Lower Cedar Point. ‘The water st the two places abounds 6 ally in fsb, crabs and oysters, and equally sait Yor batt, igg. Fare for the round trip during the week, 50 certs, good for day of issue. Fare for round tip op Sunday, $1, good for day of issue. Thore withing meals on the boat will be supplie? at 50 cents each. Special arrangements made with Echoois and societier, aq \OTOMAC FERBY COMPANY. Perrone desiring a delivhtful change from the de- preseing heat of the city, can evjoy an hcur and a halt’s ride on the Po. fomac river to Alexandria and re- turn, asy day during the week, for 15 cents, or 10 tickeis for 50 centa on the Ferry Boa ildren ton dally for alccandtin stolons: fon daily for Alexandria as folloxs fo, 9:30, 16:30, 31:3 F 230 & m.; 12:30. 1:30,'2 4.80, 5:80, 6:30 and 7:30 p.m The tripe at :80, 5:90 and 6:30 p. m. are especially efreshin and brvigorating, ©” "™ 8t® especially s¢hreehing N** ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON. OCCOQUAN FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS.—The Steamer Many . VASHINGTON will make Excnreion, ‘Trips to CCCOQUAN FALLS every SUNDAY, MONDAY, WEDNBSDAY and FRI- DAY, leaving 7th street Wharf at 9:00 s.m.; San- Gaye'at 9:90 a.m, retnrning at pm, Fare round trip, 25 cents. For MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS every SATURDAY. Steamer leaves Wharf at 98. wm. returning atip.m. Fare, 10 ceats. This boat will be chartered at reasonabie rats. £. 8. RAN- DALL, Manager. The steamer Mary Wasbicgton wi! also make Excursions every SATULDAY, leaving her wharf at 6:30 p.m. ; returnisg at 1130p m. Mneicand dancing Gown and back on si! trips except Run- days. Tickets, 25 cents. m7 “ERICSSON ble (byl le ctIve WATER ROUTE TO PHILADELP3: Sua ttion the Heat and Dust of the Oars A Steamer of the Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Co. wiil leave the Company's wharf, cor- ner Light and Pratt streets, Baltimore— EVERY AFTEB: NOON (except Sunday) at 3 p. m., for Philadelphia. e $2.05 50 ‘Tickets isened to Atlantic City “v Osmden and: Atlantic R. B., “Th Old Heitable Line” from Philadel: pe Round Trip Tickets, good for the season: more to Atlantic City $3.80 Sper rariher tsformation aud Wekets 3 pir to er an SHRIVER, GT, Avent. m26-2m 8 Light street wharf, Baltimore. ‘Cg EONT PAVILION and SUMMER RESORT Seraik aaineeiaaarart q |ODDEN, agt., 205 7th st. northwest. jeli-Im* ebils and fever ‘onic. If you feel oppressed after meals, take Iron Tonic Bitters. Pri i. For sale at 105 lvaniaave north- conan sil druggists. Jel7-4p pre. PILES! PILES: BURE OURE FOUND AT LAST. NOONE . ‘D SUFFER. S A sure cure for the blind, Bl Ttohing aco loersied Plies has been discovercd, by Dee Wi, ams (an Indian remedy), called Dr. Wiliaae’ Ingan Ointment. A single box has cured the we nic cases of 25.and 80 waning Noone poeisnrer a ree noue af pppiying, ‘thi ‘won: 800 .. Lotion: ments and Elk les do more harm than good. ¥ t absurbs the tumors, sllsys intense liching (parcionlany at nigut after ge ; gives FPalulgo relic, and ts propared ouly for Bes ifcb, Bagot the peivate parts; aug. Price. “Sliver bor. FARK B 4 SGierelandy onto. WM. Be ENTWIBLE. "a ave. ‘12th st., i Breas Gu; Betail Avent, tebi6-00-4 ‘ME OOURT OF THE DISTRICT Fr ane —— ea ae - a |. MURPHY ys. Neat 'T. MURRAY, = Parrinistraton, 6. NO ‘eeehs Bailly Doc. i. \ving been referred to me to st an account of Aopen of soe Murray, deceased. potice is hereby given that I will attend to the said Teference on THURSDAY, Juuy 7, 188! offi No. 482 Louisiana aven at wi and taco ‘all creditors and parties ‘This cause ‘ame hear }. G. RAYN! 3e25-cot)7 ASG. BA itor. 'F YOU WANT THE VERY NIOEST BREAD Our South.” It ia sure to please. porvais by at het class, ae olesale mg tn Flour, Feed, Hay, Straw, . OAPTT, 3e68 w wakiion D.0. fees Ss W AND PLATS pants. ons. Reale th KALSOMINE and $s) oY PAINTS, ready for uno. (Sena for - furnished to Builders. A full stock of ABTISTS SUEPLIES sivagaon band GEO. BYNEAL, Jr, m80 418 7th st. n.w, SCHLITZ’8 MILWAUKIE BEER, THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY. For sale in Bottles by Dealers thronghout the District, and in Casks and Bottles by the Agent— SAIWL C. PALMER. Depot—1212 to 1224 29th st, n.w. Qa" Telephone Connection. 303 . 2. Ww. y. Ttalien, ee "very resson- prices. mus-em 1116 Woane eres bear Bae oRe See: EOS “PT NGA. JOLLY, ty Remieeeer idle tine wo wing S| Tiki my at 00 or w the varty feaving here the lst of this 2 nty of fruit }eek for the Bhepa: dosh Alom Springs, | Bosts and med ree ‘., can get information and terme calling at | tet place on the Poto Terma, $1.25 . Foem No 4, St Cload Building tous Seah Doar % rote Bees | A. J. MYERS, | Bon wa’ = eceey | _jere-2t Proprietor - = AT ANSHALCS SP EO | QHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. | MA5S54L05 Sr. GEORGE HOTEL. | Salam, Chalyveste ard other watert. Sori = “Mountein ” Qool Nights. No mosqui | , This old taycrite Summer Resort, sttaated pear | tees. Free from feelicn sn@ dsess. Pare | Finey Point, Md, on the Potomac, and u Terme moderate. Roundtrip | only 30 miles from the Cherapeske Bay. Gckeis, #8 30 via B® O. RR: For vamghicis Will be open JOLY Ist Acccestvle by fc., address A J. MYERS. 5 V FARSON. Mang PaRY Hie steamers between Bington aod Nor: | Circulars at Btar office. de8-ton’ z most attractive, healt . | Water wathing piace ce the Potomac “Goot'schtng | QTOCRTON HOTEI, CAPE MAT, N3—Omne: | ad boating.” Guests will bs tet wits conveyance | $8 Daert at Contineihe: Hotes Pinkenal, Wear sto ees mes mE $2 Per Day, 810 Per | 7) ia, Maar, Greet entarged and im- t Month. on new restaurant, jezt-im K. J. MARSHALL, Prop. | few billiard room! apd bowine alley. Peseeuwe) levator and electric bells. © hue Socom m0 - Maric by Sinuon Hi Row —A new bonse, modern cen: celebrated Grehestra. Opens June 25, 1881 struction and furnish: on ‘oom Clerk, Hak DENISON, late of the Girard, the beach. GF HADURY. Manager. Philadelphis. EJs rel E.M_RICHABDSON, Proprietor. | bis HOTE FOR PENTOOTTAGE st Washington Grove; | Cc ISLAND, ‘$40 for season ; | or Rew: portico: shel Hitchen: yard encicaed ite and PE ounce, or sou wii! miss the por tunity, to Wr. WILLRTI. Willett & Lil hwest. je2 0 Va. } ‘ur{ Bathing, } tehii Supe Fhooting, | This bore i peorened for the "ee retoae Teriue 82 per ‘as: | week, O85 per monte, Ronte fran Nortalt oF Oberrsetue N atreet and New York avr one nor! H Ereaeer. . Forthampton 10 IVER VIEW HOUSE, ees | pan 8 ae Thy inewday and Friday. Mor fur- pede ost delist ana povular Bat . raSt-1m J. T. FPADY, Proprietor. Resort in the state. Salt water bat Di = dete! loosti ing, boating and fsbing First ease ac | Die State: “weneryt ncaa ett location in mmodstions at moders‘e prices, rates | pos through the town to Gettysburg. Ts ae ete Serd for circular | Die supplied from country market CLAKENCE PETEBS, Prop. Char, moderate. Baste and from a ae information apply to Mr. EL RIDGRUY, OTOMAC HOTEL, | a e j m3l-lm Si open Joes 25 toma guacragag | DEON SOE, |, 5 50 per 3 $9 per week, and $30 per montn. | Will JUNK lors, 18st petat Piney Peigt hart | Shunke Bows ney Poia 4 Scorers fo sfaaeani Biting ey, mart at on Bf, AQAMS ® DA08.. Piney Point, | _ap28-Sm WALTER BURTON, Hroptietor. ences: Kander, Washington. D. \LAREN 1 . = | din SARATOGA SPRINGS, By... fe rece iol OBDAN'S W.S.SFRINGS, 1, with im nis and hew mesenane Soar STEPHRNGON’s Derot P. O., He ny for June. 5 & Tgeekau See House, Ebbitt (3 daha = Se a ne anes House 'and Star Ofice. | Warkiteton. a Doren, ag EAUMONT HOUSE, ner At Jel1-teeptl B. 0. 30) ty | Band Virwinin renew at or feats. No rely renovst Lene Sr ee MOUNTAING OF | Sew mamagenaa® eporene sud under i depot on the W. & 0. R'R ; three hours’ BTFONG, proprietor, (formerly of Baltimore.) Gravel from clty cod spring water Bien ere resque ery. AD roads: mails. Ps o7 r. Aiea me: "PRICE, we ast i a ve (CONGRESS BALL, CAPE MAY. Upequaied location, endetantial buila- ing, pew furriturs, prompt d attentive service, elevator, electric bel. St *™ = 4 TABLE OF PARTIOULAR FXCELLENOR. The Orchestre will be conducted by Mr. ,: man. H.3.&G. B. oBUMP, Of Colonade Hotel, Philsdeiphis. pas POPULAR WATERING PLAGE, CAPE MAY, 18 REACHED BY THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD | In Two Hovns rnom Fsmapgnrar. eee ne A "RINGS, VA.—2 000 feet = RB ito nies” Usa jarve hotels with accom: 700 wneste. June tl. For particulars SPainweL, ‘Treas., Harrisonourg, Va. i ‘ast Express ‘Trains, with Parlor Osrs attache4, Fi are ron during the reason at convenient, heures, and passengers will find on the! arrival at Philadelphia Union Transfer, rect 10 Coaches and Horse Cars ready to t: the station of the West Jereey Blt st th Re= ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, the foot of — Market street. OPEN JUNE 1. For Through Tickets, Daswage Thecks, and fnil| Telegraph in the botel. A delightful information apply as ‘follows:—Northesst corner | home for families. No Bar. 28th street and Penneyivents avenue: Station Bal- | For circulars abd terme apnly to timore and Potor or ith an : J. R, WOOD, Genoral Pass’r Agent. FRANK THOMBON, General Manager. je-2m ‘T. KINEO HOU4k, M MOOSEHRAD ‘LAKE, Marse. Lhe favorite resort of northern Maine for sportemen, snumer tourists and in dane A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor, 401 9h trent, Wauhingtou DO. THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD. | (New Broap Gavow Bovre ) Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIO CITY, Ispow running fast express trains \ af nt - | Scheer Coaches and or Care, (or wuton THE CHANGE POR SEAT BAe BERR RevvCRD To 25 oENTs ) THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 90 MINUTES. pr gv from Washington will take the throngl: bans of the | _wt)-3m Yalids. For circular address U. A. DEN. NEN, Buperintendent, as above. or CHENERY& CO., Je21-eo'm 196 State street, Boste: Baltimore and Potomac | e largest in Atlantic City, D * y Is Low upen for fhe SEAS OR ora road Station, 32] and Market strerta, or Mf NEY, Mapager. THOS. CHASE, Cashier. D. MOXxGAN Musical Director. BROWN & WOKLPPEL, Proprietors. Jel8 60, j¥d,anzeo HOUSE, NEWPORT, VT., whiftent view of edelphia, Whinineton anc Da'timore Railroa: Br Spd Wasuington Avenues, where Union Transfer Coaches or vireet cars connect Girect to Btation of the Girest to Btation of the West Jersey allroad at Foox For through tickets barwage checks and fal) in- formation apply ihe ¢ jortheast corner sts e and Penn. ave., Btation Baltimoreand EMPHREMAGO? commanding a ma: ' v7 the lake and mountains Newly fitted » corer th and B eta. td Pa us supplied with steam and ewly Pa. ave., Station Baltimore and Olio Hailroaa. xueste. per. fal eaten to taomiee FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. 5 WOOD, Geu'l Pase'r. Avent. m2i-2m p= POINT HOTEL, Br. Manx's County, Maryann, Open for reception of guests June 15rH, under the management of the owner, MRS. JOS. TRAVERS. DR. METTAUR’S HEADACHE PiLis ‘The Hotel has juat been thoronghly ren. ' grated, furnished and supplied With, erory Gomve- STOR AND Wee BER To time ote Suasmer Home for tarilien Termes) per age | EEPSTA, ip ite worst formn, cleansing tee boty of uromer Home for famili er! r day, #10 per week and 835 per month arrance- | Sxcces.of bile, 4 ments msde for families. ze" . Daily communicatl: ib Washington, Baltinareand lorfolk by the ive A full size box of there vainabie PILLS, with steamers George » Lady of the Lake anda Jane ta | Steen om rossipt of sine three ent tects ones loseley . > G 2 Por further inforiaation address | oe _— MRS. JOS. TRAVERS, TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY: | 3e2-2m Piney Point, St. Mary's Go., M3. | one of the most eminem en 1D ie rink, pastor Mount Vernon [02 Horse. ‘ Church, Baitimore O hesitation in assuring you thet Dr. ALTOONA, PA., Pensdclal fo ne. — proved most ON Mary Lise PEeNnsyivantA RAtROAD, ——s = aa. | s Bev. Tomas Gamere, partor M. E. Oburch, ts- Amid the most pictureeque scenery of the Alle- | rs ., Md zhenies. have tried Dr. Merrave's Hi Pru Its im airy, elexently furniehed | ‘with great benefit. I am Low seventy-niue gears rooms and superior cnisine render it one | old, and have been eubject to Constipation a naum- of the most desirable resorts in thisstste. | ber‘ of years. Your Pile Lave nc 80 nieouaaty ‘Tourists east or west can o! mrad case, 1 come to Baltimore tain a we rest and a Caylight view of the Alleghenies by | stopping at the - ‘Yours truly, THOMAS GAMELB. For cireular oontaia of ke, | Rey. Laws A. Tumexiep, pastor M. B. Church, address ‘W. D. TYLE! | ‘Waterbury, Md. : a Jel 2m Superiatendent. | I save Dr. Merracn’s Hranacum Prize to 9 | man who was in bed with a bad stinck of Bilious HE PARK HOTEL, | Fever, and in two days he was out attending tous a5 10810 per weeks” | “"Respecitely, LEWIS A. THIREKIED. ‘The Hotel and surroundings are very st! I.E. Perens, pastor M.E.Churoh, Urbana, Vs. pea geen | Bilaveused one bor of De: Sirraums fieap- Set Dee PA pes gone Pris, and found them mos beneilo's home or the Bot months, cannot be found cig r= agmened 1. B. PETERS Sp abundant supply ofthe farm produc Combined | Bev. G- W. Homes, pestor Mf. &. Church, Pied- aliberal wan makes “Va. avery desirable place 10 epend part of the summer, | Tiarenigen my wife, who is aeufferer from Head oron your journey to Niaars Falls or Saratoga, — aed Heapacex ee and one pod Pat Williamaepors. | Goes cure truly, GEO. W. HOBBS. BROWN CHEMICAL CO. Bpen May 28, feat fel3-e0 Sele Proprieters, Baltimore, Md. LIPPIN' LIEBIG COMPANWS EXTRACT CRESSON SPRINGS, OF FINEST AND CHEAPEST EAT. ¥F MEAT FLAVORING STOCK FOR Cambria Co, Pa, BUUP2, MADE DISHES AND BAUCES. On the Summit of the Alieghenies, 2,200 feet sbove Bes ievel, within nine houte ide of Wachington. By the erection of a new and el LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT leant, OF MEAT. An invalasble and paiatavle Hotel the scoon modations at this O#, a tonic in all cases of weak RESORT have been greatly eularged and improved ity. ‘1s a encces” a ‘The drainage and water suppiy are fect. = nations should fee! er: Senger Elevator, Ele ic Bs new Bath d- jeal ** Lancet, and Obildren’s Dining and Pisy Joi &e. Booms have been added to the equipment of the =e and ithas been clevantly a out. Residences to let. CAUTION.—Genuine only with the clare Music, kc, &c. Simile of Baron Liebig’s Signature in L.ue For Circular containing Analysis of the Water ABE acroes the Label. Sacam W. D. TYLER, Bupt. (OUSE, ASBURY P. NEW JEB- os : Che ee ee in deel, LIEBIG COMPANWS EXTRACT is Known as oue of Park, 1 ‘most OF MEAT. To be bad of all +5 Grocers and Chemists rOoe! agents forthe United Oo., 43 ° David & ia tates (wloless'e only), O _ pews BY PHYSICIANS. TROPIC. FRUIT ARRIS COTTAGE, CAPE MAY, NJ., is now ‘accommoda- open for ‘abd the LAXATIVDE. first-class inevery Send’ ipaeate WF aRRES. nie ae Trosanprows, Maniiann. | PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND Mi Roviready for reception of summer aa quests. ‘0 ite. ant PLANTS, added an entire new frcnt, giving. —— pumber of cool and . “al. ‘cro, | A Delicious and Refreshing Fruit quet. ce all free, of ‘charge. a i ive Mata HER bee Ba — ATASTIC HOTEL oy uD. Which Serves the Purpose of Pills te NOW OPEN. and pth ok ae eae, eta Disagreeable Purgative Medicines Sy dee = tt SAE) pRopro-FRUIT LAXATIVE te the best prepars- ‘Ors0HN THACT. Propeetor,_ | tion im the world for Oovatipetion, Biiousnes, Ly es Se eg Besdache, Piles, and all Kindred Complaints. 1 ects gentiy, etfectively, and i delicious to take. Cleansing the system thorourhly, it imparts visor | to mind and body, and Aiepels Melancholy, Hypo-