Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1881, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. -SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ITH will eure her what pee and Sunday, Yor lf st Wioomico ri Fs STONE. Purser. D RIVER LA: DINGS. “The BALTIMORE ANI SUE, Capt. W. G. Groan! 1 KG. "8 wharf ev SEO oe ee IDAY at four 0% Ssturday nicht. Landings shoast toad this line. Tae Ail etver rich nant wt be propaid. For further in- | ENSON & BNO. 7th street wharf, mam Or Omi: ve. and 12th street. NORFOLK AND as YORK po a STEAMER LADY OF THE Joave her wharf, foot of Sixth every MON- AY, WEDNESDAY and FUIDAY, ‘at 5:00 ofeock p- . touching st Pmey Point, Pott Yess Monroe. excursion ‘Tickets, good for four days, Bret amd Trp to Fortress Monros and £5 d-clans each way. clans Point snd Point Lookout: $1.50 Fimt-clem Round 7 ae to Piney’ Peuut and Pulnt Look. | Lookout. $2.50 THURS- | ning, TUESDAYS, DAYS and SATURDAYS, omit pe ‘Tickets staterconis can gfice. O13, ISR street in hie Rasional t Megopotitan Bank Buildin; or at the office, 6th st THE NEW yong STEAMERS. JOHN GIBSON and F. ver, New York, every m., and Secretary, 613 15th seek opposite U. 8. Treasury. _ p36 sth ERCHANTS’ AND M RS’ TRANSPOR- | TATION COMPANY. OUTSIDE LIXE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN BALTI- W YORK. ays trom Baltimore EVERY WEDNESDAY Seba en herrea Se ee en OR RSD AY an ‘and SATUR- PAY) at five olciock p-m., from Pier 49, Bast iver, near | ot Clinton street. fflegent pamcnser accommodations. Lowest rites of freight seuaranted: Fret cin, $6, in eal stateroom berth. Steeraze, $3; if deiared, 25 gee ‘Ste “AMSTI DAM Y EDAM,™ Carrying the U. 5. 3 sop Storrs, Brooklyn, recuiariy, on First Cubin, $60-870. 2d Cabin, $50. Steerage, “$2¢. H. CAZAU. aoe Agent, 27 sSuth Witte sheet eg ‘or passer apply to hee G. 223, Penneylyania avenue, Washington, or F. National posit, Building, eSverius and toth Sic erent Ba jal? WORTH GERMAN LLOYD— Sreamsniy LINE BETWEEN New Yous, HAvRE Losnox, SOUTHAMPTO™ AND ‘The steamers ; oR this prong =f will sail ray: ey SAT- URDAY from B from Bremen street, | Peters: ‘One-fourth cash: balance to suit | reoured, Lower |i ee ‘on eech 10s Une of sale.” “THIS AFTEXNOON. WAtten B. WILLIAMS & ©O., Auctioneers. RY ‘ABLE BUILDING FRONTING POON Bo et PE AND, NINTH STREETS , AT AUCTION. ¥-SECOND, 1881, at towhich we sek the attention of interest and ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ‘ ([Homas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TWO HANDSOME FRENCH PLATE PI ER MIR RORS, HANDSOME PARLOR SUIT! WALNUT AND ‘OTHER CHAMBER. MATTRESSES, DINING ROOM | FURS Pape Namah, Mace oF SECOND HAND DavmpeRs MATERIAL. 09 | A EO peaald et ornare a rooms, SATURDAY, JULY _ Se yea ae THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. _ ‘MENT, EASUBY DEPART! ay NTY THIRD, ‘aseiGtom, D.C., ign 1381, se" TWELVE O°CLOCK BouMes in Trout of the Mill bo told at at public anc ‘Rooms of Duncanson Bros., corner 9th and D “Tee ie on Ee TSran, ctr ce, BROS., Auctioncers. 3¥20-3¢ _ BOOTS AND SHOES. Sree 3 Terms cash. DUNCAN! On and after this date we will cloee our entire stock of SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOES AT PRIME COST. All our goods are of the best makes. 50c., T5e., $1 $1 and $1.25 We are determined to close the entire stock on hend. Call at once at the POPULAR SHOE HO-"SES OF SINSHEIMER BROS., 808 SevesTH sTEeeT, and 3151 M street, Jyl4-2w town. Mex NO MISTAKE. RK SHOE STO! Woe PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE RECEIVE NRRGPE T SALE DU SEW HOS = CHEAPEST | SH VER EXHIBITED IN Bate ot paar we to Havre, ‘London, | One hundred eiples of Goats Plus Paw Ghee at prices of e:—From New York to Havre, ndon, 1¢ hun of at Bouthargyeon, and Sep first cabin, $100; “second $2.0 to $5.50 race, or ffvight or pang’ apply to OBL GEO. McCARTHY. ae me Green, New forks W. G. — —— 925 Pennsylvania avenue Dathoee, “aeons for Was ington. Cexany | LINE. NOTIC LANE ROUT! STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED. & AND LIVERPOOL. a CORK Hakbor 5 EW YORK. od asd Queen asd all other Parts yest rates. ‘Throuch bills of laden given for Belfast, Glaszow, Borg. iver ann Je? ‘ports on’ the Continent and poly at the Company's office, & pot ateeraxe and cabin tO gris BIGELOW & CO., 609" Tih sireet, W VERNON H. BROWN & CO., ‘New York. Stacene Hok Sickets from Liv. of Europe at JanI2 RAILROAD JRALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST LI +A AND THE ONLY LINE ‘THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. | COUPLER! STEEL | "ECT SUNDAY, MAY 2p, SSHINGTON. ATI, AND ST. LOUIS Ebi . 5-00— Baltimore, City, and Way Stations. 16:40" BAL STIMOLE EXPRESS 6:50—Baltimore, Aunapoli: and Way (1 ‘Piedmont, —= Winchester, stow, aad Way, vis 19—Pouit of Rocks and W: 15_PHILADELPHIA, wees YORK AND BOSTON | EXP! 840-STAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS (con- pects for, Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks for $9:00_ oe Sanday only, for Baltimore, Annspolis and | oo BALTIMORE EXPRESS (stove at Hyatteville, = Beltgville, Laurel, Aunapotis Junction, 110: so" FTPRSBCHG, ‘CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND | yg, ST: LOUIS EXPRESS. 12:16_Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way Sta 25-0 ne sunday ouly, for Baltimore and Way. OO_BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK ERPS. 4:20- Th see iee ‘AND LAUREL 4 EXPRESS, via Relay, stope at olis Junction.) %4:45—Yoint of Kocks, Frederick, F Win- chester and Way Stations. (Cn Sunday to Foint of | Rocks and Way Stations oni: Jeto-Balsmore, Annapolis snc Way Stations. S— BALTIMORE PRESS, Way, via. at Hyattville and y Stations. MOKE, HYATTSVILLE AND LAUREL :IS—PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS | EXPRESS. 19:50 PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BosTox | ee irs to New York. wos UAE iTIMORE, SS RED PRESS. Stove on signal oF to let off paaensers | at any station betw and’ Annapolis Junction. een: Sundays only. train from Washington stop at Relay Station. Hor farther information nh ‘at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Office, W ween and 619 and 1351 | Pennsyivania goog comer ith street, orders: $i be taken for tara te ay point im the cit Other trains daily, except | 1881 petra Wore TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHW) 1881 and B streets, Bor Bitiavare sud ‘the West, aa ni with eying Caron Hareb to Gin = Sinnath, St Louis and. Chicago; 9:30 p.m. “aaily, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC. RAILROAD. Hoshester,, Buffalo, Niagare,, % seme :40, 8:00, 9: 10:30 Ea te somes leap :o 40, 210 am. nday. 6:00, 8:05 and 7:00 and 9:10 p, at 8:05 and Titertcmee ana | | Laurel.) PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR NEW HOSPITAL. _ Orrice A. A. Q. M., WASHINGTON pauiminorow, D.C. July 11, 738.4 Sealed pleats, ei ‘the usual con- fe" ohice “UNTIL Bi OCLOUK NOON, JULY 28, 1881, at which ‘and idders, for fur- yuired, and labor tal at this post. Amount and de- and specitica- can eh Chuss & Schulze, Archit 1, D. C. ‘contain propose ‘should be. guacho’: wetloru be Thew Hos ‘Washington Barrac to the ndersined. R. Q. M. 2 ‘and most reli aie city, e can be consulted daily at 45: lasxachnsetts : avenue, from 2 to4and7 to son Female Com plaints and. frreularities quickly cured. ent. Separate rooms for ladies. N° CURE NO PAY!—To ail afflicted with private dis- weiates come nt once and you, shall be rewarded by @ “el y cure without mereury. Dr. BROTHERS, 906 B et southwest, R. RICORD, 141 WEST FA finore, froth long experience in horpital aad Practice, is enabled to guarantee a cure in 5; Seders of the blood, throat, nose or skin. retion with we premature decay, lant tanliood rendering marriage improper or unhap- | py, are radically cured. it or Chronic Gonorrhea Bleed a th y three to ight days by a local remedy. Call or | Nrite, | Charges low. Tailroad fare to Baltimore deduct fee. y ALTER rea WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. aS SE SRE, LDING ARD BED, WAL- GOLD WATOH, &c., AT AUC- THIRD, AT Tet, ot SI Poker tates: ene ty JONDA’ gttock PMT mn Msi at pe Premiees, lots numbered seven and cighty-one (St) ip Abs in city of Te ag oa ‘These lots are beck awaling THOS. J. FISHER PR f OO. Auctioneers, _ 3922-4 F street northwest. DPeNcaNson BROS., ‘Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK ONE-STORY) O AND LOT ON TEN oe NTH STREET, nEA BETWEEN G AND I' STREETS: SOUTHEAST. TAT AUCTION. Bs Jisthe of a deod of trust, recorded Liber No.879, folig 485 ot ck eeg., onsof tho Lind Resovds for the Diattick Will offer for sale at suction, Sein pe ae + oF parcel of lend situated, 1 WM. F. Sy21-d&da HUDSON dPELETh,} Trustees. y ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneors. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARPETS, &c., AT pues -SIXTH, at TEN JIUESDAY, JULY WEST. otiock A. a petal sell at the residence of a gen- », No. 1711 15th street Fn pecs BROS., Auctioneers, IGNEE AND TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FINE STCILDING \CQENER SEVENTH AND T STREETS NORTHWEST. By sicte ofa deed siven en to me, and duly recorded in Uber 921, folio 190, et neq. of the land records for the of Columbi nell at ehaser or after five da; ee notice sich resale in a news- lished in Washiny Lamia eh BARBOUR, _3y20_ Ansisenes and ‘Trustee. puomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. HE oe SALE OF Sane Ee ESTATE EAL, STREET, Roni GaritoL inp PIES dated May Ist, 1878, and 8, of, the land at the reduert of of the socnred thereby," pert fer iblic sale, i of on, MONDAY Tm OF de AUGUSh lowing IMPROVED BETWEEN "REETS: premises, FIRST DAY ribet premise on i Bo ue “of Wash: | Bt prem: ie ington, aod Distlet ot atu ‘and known as Lot uubered one hundred and sixty even (167), in Moses Kelly's subsivision of certain lot iu aq six hundred and fifteen (615), an recorded 30th July, 1871, ii iber EH. K. fclio 190. This property is’ improved by a "Terms of sale: One-thir’ soa jee in three, &i: and nine months, secured by feuct on property olde with six per cent. interest. fit required at time ot sale. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. If terms are not complied with in weven, days the Trustoe senerves the ‘Taowas DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED, PROPERTY ON | THE Cl to OF RKET STREETS, GEORGETOWN, by %., QUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 20TH, 1931, CLOCK, in front of the prémises, Twill sell 1 177 and 178, fronting om Market ntrest 83 de pth of 110 feet. This property will be di- 2 ‘Three lots of 20 feet and ome of 23 ya depth of 70 feet; froné on, Market street, and 3 fronting on 4th street. The above ine ia jmproved by two Bricks and one Frame dweili Terms: -third cash; balance in one and two yee with notes bearing interast and secured by a deat « ot trust on the property sold. All conveyancing, &., at it oye iodide i tions, ncorrheea quickly cured. Oflice, | 968 seoctsbuthwast, oppos! (to Smithsonian. ‘No charg for adi Jel3~ 2m Ds _JOHN TRIPPS BLOOD PURIFIER is a certain Gure for Syphilis, Nerofula, Ov ant in either stage. Send two let. Rev He Boston. vieibeoty Dn. JOHN TRIPP. | Gow MEDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOR! | Anew and great Medical Work, warranted the best and cheapent,indispensalye to every man, entitled “THE SCIENCE OF LIFE OR SELF-PRESER- VATIONS bound fa nest mus- THYSELF. | in. embossed full ea Fe | sy mix cents, ae ‘Address Peabody 3 cal Institute, or Dk. Wal. H. PARKER, No.4 street, Boston. aplt-m, vf ADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Le dies, ,Allfemale complaints quickly cured. "Can be ‘greet northwest. Soneulted dally at 94 Tth Office hours from 1 to 9 o'clock p Jei0- ye MOTT’S aS Nervous Debili ‘ula, speedily cured in 48 hours. For Gonorrhea tale by We 5. ENTWISLE, Drusgist, commer 12th (treet and Fenneyivania venue. Price 63 per box, ent TSON every = Wass =i 456 C street northwest Pe Mey Who, With fiftern a cure in all diseases of the id Seminal Weakness, Noc- lia, contracted, positively cured in from 5 to 1C | days. Goueattation riety trate, sds and separate offices for ladies. Refers tothe leading Weicians of Baltimore. iain office, Eutaw street, jore. Charges moderate. feb Ww H. WHEATLEY'S ° 2STEAM DYEING. SCOURING 1 ESTABLISHMENT. ‘Will call for and deliver WOR! in the Dis- trlet, upon rece! ion tial or otberwin. and to all parts of the coun’ ~ No. 1068 (QLD 49) JEFFERSON STREET, aps “ ‘xaR Baipoe, Gxorcetown, D. C. UMBIA FIRE INSURANCE CO, 13% F street all loss by fire at reason- ERIKS. Mogurhe Vise Brendan ‘HE. WIL oo Be Warner, pone Fisher BS Rischulve Hoary A 1 OD RB AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS. ‘Dest, so is JUSTH'S Old Stand known {¢ the only “place ‘wi free ais SECOND HAND IGHTNING RODS OF EVERY KIND FURNISHED sae ee Hewis wwley's, promptly at JAMES DL. Davis, Asent, D> FOLEY, Auctioneer. PS, Sell the Saw and Pls Planing ear Boundary, on TUES! ORD: ist, AT SIX O'CLOCK P. M. a One Jig Saw, one Turntng Lathe, with tools, One Band Saw, one right and Jeft Moulder. One Catting-off Table, with three sawa. Mill, Ne AY, ‘Aboost's Suc: ‘The property is power. ‘be described on the day of an be bought at privateeale at any time ors peOpariy cas be soon pa ihe ley ean auction rooma. ‘Y, Auctioneer. CERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ‘D UNIMPROVED CITY PROPEBTY. before Dramas tar 10 oclock, orat of the ata under ea Ie: id dee ee ‘Trustee, for dernigns pointed by said decree ‘Tris neds My bidder, bu the. premises, “clr TORSDAT. THE 8 COND DA’ OF AUGUST, A.D. 186L at HIVE OCLOCK x the north 25 fet front by depth of 60 fork BY inchen of lot numbered twenty-four (24), in square numbered . il improvements ‘being house No. 522; on 13th strect northwest, in the city of Washing: On. ithe SAME DAY, at 5:30 O'CLOCK P. M., on the pn pubiie auction, to the “iighect Mader, Lot No, 6, ins 9. 882, fronting 51 iohes on 6th street northwest, between with ity be BS feet 3p ingbea, inn ee ick *d) mpi blag es Nae iE DAY, at 8 SIX Rs = P. aan on the ret muare rontinas 80 fee ee northwest, betw at seed 2 etrocta ‘with a depth of 100. fect to a 30-foot ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase gah Ia hand, and the residue in thres equal peymen six ‘and aighteen 18) tnonths 3 lle FEW GOOD SEWING MACHINES AT VERY LOW FIGURES. ‘pINEY POINT HOTEE, Sr. Mazr's Countr, Manriamp, cointane € gost. Joxe 13a, st of the owner, Mas. JOS. TRA’ vibe Hoa ‘thoroughly renovated, fur- a win ‘convenience for the foe ‘a. fret-claae Summer mig Terme £2 pre day, $10 par weet and reonts Shoan arama ase, with "Baltimore and folk by the fine nteainers George Leary, Lady of the ‘Lake ard Jane re band For farther infomation address ‘Mims. JOSEPH TRAVERS, 2-2m_ “Piney Point, St. Mary's Co., Bd. —— scammers sae va. mli-3m tor See TE rors LADIES’ GOODS. M®5 5. PALER, Nq 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, a Hesosnson a poodn wo Zune aoth to make apctions for at greatly reduced prices. Store closes at 6:30 p.m. daily July and August. _Jy7 Drerses, nad rior style sng Scee 'Esdion bon an fave Present re; | D and busted, anda perfect fit cuaranteed. aps Powuslass. HOSE at 43 VE DEPARTMENT: Dost 2. Elastic LISLE THREAD GLOVES, 29° peng gang Other styles in ‘cen! A DISCOUNT OF 30 PERCENT, SILK MITTS, ALL 8H: LEE SOLD AT SHADES. DOUGLASS", 9TH STBEE' .N’S_ GOODS. dy? ATLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD. Spanien OF, ‘Finest suri-bathi ier an te oon ‘bay 100 SSicreeg and orchestra = Eee ee 8. C. BECKWITH, Chief Gar Ao Pepisin Tae “BRIGHTON,” a ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. yaiptand Cold Sea Water Baths and all mouern con dylt-bw. F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. iAstrorp HALL, Orman ape. Is now open for the reception of gucsta. = »aeeres® SAMUEL Nonel 4y9-Im* Proprietor. _ Vs Cg Set ee pear Blue —- Tee, Inquire se 12 1632 14th ‘street Le a Spore Ad. dome, EERE BERNETS. 7. BIGHT, Round Hill De- D. J. ms SSUN'& Co., . Se HE MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR MONTGOMER: TILLER HOUSE. —Mort detizhtful location in the | ry beautiful: cars pass through, the town to tet Gettyabars. Tablo supptied | country market, Ft ee ‘Hanover, Cot HOI formation jyl-Im ‘PHE HYGEIA HOTEL. OLD POINT ei asa VA.. J.T. SPADY, eee ‘Equal to any hotel in the United states aa a Sore er Resort, {for circular, describing hywienie ad 3030-1. HARRISON PHG:BUS, Prop. Cua ARK K HOUSE, Asbury Park, ony comforts of stahling oe house and teen ts SS (3 ocean and lakes. Churches close by. 4030. PROP. GRAND a 'D SEWA Vie é BELLE CAPE MA\ ‘Ocean view from On iain Con- grees Hall, near Beach and Depot. Address MRS. C. A. COU} HOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, 816 F sTREET NORTHWEST, OPP. PatExt OFFice. ne DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, a specialty, fit “READY-MADE SHIRTS at following prices: Best Wamsut 75 ta. 5 20 cts. Wameutta, unfinished, a ces eniahed, ys’ Wameutts,” 60 cli. : Hintehiod, 15 che, itest Novelties NECK” im Summer FANCY HALF NDERWEAL and aul of GENTS FURNISHINGS ai” romarbsbio “LOW PRICES. Money refurided where, fail to suit. _ Jel “f JAMES THOMPSON, en WYSTERY SHIRT.—They are made of focling, such a8, New York Mill x Wau suttay and Witianisville set inte fooe goed stamped Wamautta, | When a buy the “MYSTERY” SHIRT you get first- fuslin ‘and the best Sound Heavy Linen for 73 ‘Sonte, sod if they are net sasaee when you Ze to nme you can-return them and pele as COLLARS, nest. guality and latest styles, 1-50 For, dora anvor 1s SILK NECK Wi HB, cheaper than ev ev Very fine Au DEERCHIEFS, 25 cents, MEGINNISS’, mi2 1002 F street northwest. S B. ELLERY, ‘ a SUCCESSOR 70 DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE SHIRT! GENTS" FURNISHINGS’ = 1112 F Sreeer Nonruwesr, Wasnrxerox, ©.C. Six of the Finest Dress Shiirs to onder. ix Extra Fine Shirts to order, Siz Fine Shine eoanies. mar T REDUCTION IN PRI REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, &c, ’ aaa) obser in above goods, will sell for the next eat lover cont off tet and Portable le il find it to their advant- ‘assortinent of above its for St. axiPits {or ,St, Goonre, and Stag Head Ranges, Social Slate Mautele, ko, Hines § rie eee ea W. 8. JENKS & CO., dyl4 717 SxventH Staeet Nontuwesr. N®Y Goons m™ POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. DESSERT PLATES, DINNER SETS, STATUETTES, TOILET SETS, VASES, TEA SETS. FINE PLATED WARE and Choice Bits of CHINA, suitable for WEDDING PRESENTS. M. W. eee _ Sell 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN Fowler's PATENT FLY FANS. FRUIT JARS. JELLY TUMBLERS. CREAM FREEZERS: NOVELTIES IN CHINA AND MAJOLICA, ETS. TO} SETS. ECORATED and WHITE. ed WARE, ‘Sart Mevaivere, bo. rere & EDMONSTON, 109 MARKET SPACE. del [HE CELEBRATED ‘TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE ‘THE CELEBRATED KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER, ONLY SS. ‘Tax Busr ox Use, 4? J. W. SCHAFER'S, 1020 1TH STREET, ES Avove Naw Youu AVENUE. | AtE-st SUMMER GOODS MARKED DOWN 20 per cent. to ensure quick sales. Gent’s$1.50 Canvass Shoes now $1, for the Ses Shore. Ts Bete pans Senta, thin Glos Wisent Understand wy a for Serie ere om 194 4x 1916 Pemieysivanta AVENUE. HA! JUST RECEIVED 4 Lange Apartment of SILVER-PLATED THA SETS, IOE PITCHERS, ‘ROGERS BROS.’ KNIVES#ORKS end SPOONS, &c., a Reseived a large assortment of Traveling hess! Lanes | ‘L¥¥'s s0HNG0N & 00, BANKER M42sHatrs Sr, GEORGE HOTEH, This old favorite Summer 1 sitnated pear Piney Point, Md., on ths Pomme and Betinee JULY Soe" cate aa yo FLY eMac Norfolk. Tost Healthy'and and best salt water behing Sow ada wit come Saees eter Terms: $2 per day, ois im whe Pe MARSHALL, Prop. HOUS!} ASBURY PARK, N.J.. WILL Okt jie OPEN JUNI wk i sage as The situation, ‘known as oneof in An OO oe from Beach, near the ‘The house b ‘several ai new rooms added and refurn- Room bay and fo Bathing Grounds; fect drain: ‘Gas throuch: pert rainage, roux! Hoe inh Siar bate out. Improved kitchen fi .. Greatly enlarge dining room and sumptuously werided tab, wil rival choice of rooms. Address = = Third avenue and Kingbiey street, m30-2m, ORDAN'S W. 5. SPRINGS, STEPHENsON's Devor P. O., VIRGINIA. ofsmpllets at the Rigs House, Ebbitt House and Star Ope tzeptl D. CAHILL Asbury Park, N.J. CAPE MAY, 35 REACHED BY THR WEST JERSEY RAILROAD ix Two Hours From PuitapEeLruta. £cat Express Trains, with Parlor Cars attacl | Tun during the season st convenient hours, aut pase: ra will on their arrival at Phil flphia’ U: id Horse Cars nsfer. | RaaeeiNe ley at the foot of For Through Ticketa, Bageage Checks, and fall eter ae followas Nortucast conser. of 13th nsflvania avenue; R. corner Peungyivania avenue! 1831 tion Baltimore and Ohio R.. J. R. WOOD, General Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. _Je6-2m [J SITED STATES HO: (OTEL, org sena in Atlantic City, N.J., “Bation a a B street Pennsylvania avenue; Sta- E+ Is now open for ieee T. SFoRGAN, Musical Director. BROWN & WOELPPER, Proprietors. _Jel8-e0, Jyd, augeo 0248 Hous, ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA, On Marw Love Pennsyivanta RAILROAD, Amid the Most Picturesque Scenery of the Alleghenies. Its. tly furnished rooms and ogni renderif one of the most ‘desirable resorts or west can aie oy as Right's rest cht view of the fo by atbeving ot the LOGA: Bint; olass music, Ke. F Circular, containing terms, of boxed Jel-2m_ i : Tourists Saat and a dsyii &e., ad- dent. Relief of the Poor Last Winter. A SATISFACTORY EXAMINATION OF THE ACCOUNTS. The following letter explains Itself: a} “Mesars. Reginald Fendall, F. B. McGuire, Lewis J. Davis—Gentiemen: The Commissioners | of the District of Columbia, to whom was en- trusted the disbursement of the funds collected for the relief of the under a resolution dat the Willard Hall meeting in January have notified the undersigned that their | accounts of receipts and expenditures are ready | for examination, and have requested the ap- pointment of a committee of citizens for that purpose. You have been selected as gentlemen who, it is believed, will be willing to give a part of your time to the public to perform this service. | ou will be able to make the requisite bled and the result in such form as may be published in the newspapers. We are, | | gentlemen, with much respect, your obedient servants, (Signed,) ] A. B. Hacyer, Chairman. | Groner A. Baker; Secretary. June 35, 1881. REPORT OP TRE RXAMINING COMMITTES. | | _ The above-named gentlemen accepted the ap- | egies and report that they have examined the statement and vouchers submitted by the Commissioners through their agent, the chief of police, and find from the same “thot the sum of | $11,751.33 was received, and that the sum of | 211,751.83, or 50 cents in excess of receipts, was expended in a most efficient and satisfactory manner. They also tind that in addition to the | cash receipts a considerable quantity of supplies in the form of food, fuel, clothing aud bedding, | was contributed and distributed. As this fund and the other contributions were the sponta- | | neous expressions of sympathy with and desire | to relieve the sufferings of the poor ut mpropared | for the trials of a severe winter, and as good | was accomplished to an extent disproportionate | | to the facilities afforded those managing the | contributions, upwards of 6,000 families having | been relieved, we deem it a matter of some | interest to refer to the admirable method adopt- | ed by the Commissioners in distributing relief | over’a large field, and to the relative demands | made by the necessities in the future. Major Brock, the chief of police, directed his men to examine into the wants of the poor in their re- spective precincts, and wy pee reporting the ne- cessities of the individual, an order, signed by the lieutenant of the precinct, was’ given for whatever was most needed in ‘the special case, -| which order was supplied by the merchant to | | whom it was presented and returned to the lieu- | |'tenant who issued it; he tested it, and it was then paid by’ the chief of police. | By this method every dollar was dedicated to its | mission, and the strictest integrity misused in | | carrying out the trust imposed upon the Com- | missioners. The relative necessities of the poor | | last winter are shown by the following state- | | ment of the expenditures of the fund, aud ma; | furnish a future guide for the charitable who | | may make contribution of articles instead of money. The amount of cash contributed was $11,751.33, which was distributed thua:— | For groceries, $6,087.06; fuel, $5,265.46; boots | and shoes, $142.60; cash in small amounts, | sion; cartage of coke, $80; dry goods and bedding, $46.74; overpaid, 50 cents. ‘In conelu- | sion, we take pleasure in congratulating the charitable upon the sufferings they relieved by their generous and spontaneous response, and we beg leave to commend Major W. G. Brock, the chief of police; for the admirable method he | adopted, and which, with the ald of his officers and men, he so effectually executed.” | Signed by the ‘committes, Aretie Exploration. CAPTAIN HOOPER’S REPORT OF THE CRUISE OP THE CORWIN—AN OPEN SEASON AT THE POLE. Captain Hooper has_ sent an official report to Secretary Windom, giving a detailed account | of the Voyages of the U.S. revenue steamer Corwin. from May 23, when she sailed from | Ounalaska until her arrival at Plover Bay, | Siberia, where the bark Rainbow was spoken’ | and the first intelligence of the missing whalers, el Mount Wollaston and Vigilant, was gained. | 5 teed Latham,of the Rainbow, heard from the | Indians that a party of seal-hunters had fallen in with two wrecked vessels, (supposed to be | the missing whaiers,) near North Cape, last No- vember. Captain Hooper immediately deter- mined to fit out a land party to follow the coast to the north and west, to investigate this story | and to make inquiries about the Jeannette. He | befieves if misfortune has befallen the vessel her crew wonld endeavor to reach the Asiatic continent, and may now be struggling along the | coast in need of assistance. An interpreter was engaged to accompany the expedition. There was some difficulty in getting dogs and sleds. | | At Diomedes, however, Captain Hooper suc- | ceeded in buying nineteen dogs and two sleds, | and at Tapkun he secured another team and | hired adriver. Ali the bays were full of ice, thrown up in plaees to a height of thirty or forty feet. The ice sheet formed by direct freez- ing was found to be vi lignt, and not over four feet in thickness. ie natives at every point report the past winter as —> been very mild. Before reaching Plover Bay the Corwin had a hard tussle with the ice-floes, and lost her rudder. Fortunately it was hauled on deck andrefitted. The exploring party was landed at Kolutchin Island, and consisted of Third Lieut. Reynolds, one seaman and two Tehukt- chis. Rey have twenty-five dogs, four sleds, askin which can easily be drawn on a dog sled, and which will carry the entire party with provisions, and dogs, if necessary, to cross | water. They have also two months provisions, | arms, ammunition, a drill tent and plenty of deer- | skin clothing, charts, sounding lines, instra- ments, etc. They are instructed to go as far as Cape Jochin if possible, and to make every effort to ascertain the degree of trath, if any. in the reports mentioned, and to make diligept inqui- | ries in regard to the Jeannette, and gaiff all pos- | sible knowledge of the coast. The winter, both inside and outsidethe Arcticcircle, appears | to have been unusually mild. The ice is very light and rapidly melting, and all indications seem to point toavery ae season. Seer HOUSE, Michigan Avenue, Atlantic pects, 100 yards from the sea, with ocean front, and near the ‘warn ey ene comforts, ‘electric ‘bells and &4 Jell- an EDWIN ROBERTS. ‘TOCKTON HOT! CAPE MAY, N.J.—Cuas. Dur- Sree a ae and im; ad-' a. pewne it, new md ge) Sita ; con tions for 1,000 guests. NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE. CRESSON SPRINGS, Campa Co., Pa., mae ails thas as Olt gases ears nk Speasas Ree, Sesser a pee Bea Tho deainage aed we Billiard Roomy, and children's Poa enema x out a Sewn SO oinieindcan W.D. TYLER, Supt. HALL, CAPE MAY. “teat scUngqualed location, mabstantial building, new ‘and attentive service, tha ape bee A TABLE OF PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE. ‘The Orchestra will be Seog ae - Zimmerman. H. J. &G. BR. CEI Opens Janes, _ OF Oslonade Hotel, Piladeehis, RIGHT HOUSE, B Senceare Drtawane, weaeee ex The Big Mexican ‘Rallrond Enterprise. ARTIC OF ASSOCIATION OF THE MEXICAN, ORIENTAL, INTEROCEANIC AND INTERNATIONAL RaiLROAD COMPANY. | Articles of association of the Mexican, Orien. tal, Interoceanic and Internationai Railroad Com- pany have been received by the secretary of -tate of New York, and have beén laid before the gov- ernor of New York for approval. The articles state that on the 7ii of June, 1880, a contract. was entered into by and between the republic of Mexico and the International lamprovement Com- pany, granting certain rights and powers, with a subsidy in aid of the constraction and opera- tion of a and Sage, Sidney Dillon, Norvin hon John F. Dillon, Thomas T. Eckert, M. Dodge of New York, Us. Grant, and Francis de Gress, of the city of Mexi- oan eee have formed the 4 gis cee BEBES st Fj z In i be g I d i ae it Tue New York Srecitat Evecrion Passes THE LOWER nacre New —_ tion bill yesterday, the on Mr. Da motion al Fs sititt arrival of tli j Gen. Terry, dated “Fort Snelling, | 20, saying: Sitting Bull, with the | hostile Sioux, surrendered himself to | Brotherton, 7th infantry, at Fort Buford | day.” dred followers had been brought ‘opened. | counsel for the 5 é j 5 & A Fort Buford, D. dispatch, dated day, says: After Sitting Bull and his t Pt £3 L rendered to Major Brotherton Major Brotherton, in a few forcibly outlined the policy the government | tends to foliow and by which Sitting Bull and | be Seendiy shall be guided. He informed them ‘y would be sent te join the langer pore tion of théir poople at Fort Yates. es — have no fear of receiving any injuries from military so long as they behave = erly, and, in short, they were to be treat same as those of their people who during the winter. Maje were received, at times, il | by nearly all of the Indiaas present, except Site | ting Buil. When he had finished the chief was —— that he could proceed with bis speech. He remained perfectly silent for at least five minutes, as if making a review of tis past life, Then, addressing himscifin a short speech Indians present (not interpreted), he turned to his little son and directed him to také up his rifle and present it to Major Brotherton. This being done the chief said: “1 surrender this rifle to you through young son, whom I now desire to act in manner. He has beon a friend of Americans, E wish him earn of whites, and be edacated a® their son I wish it to be remem- educated. last have given it to you, and now I waut to know how I am going to make a living. Whatever you have to give or what have to say I would like to rece! for | don’t wish to be kept indarknessany longer. Thave sent several messengers here from thne to time, but none of them have returned with news. The other chi Crow King and ¢ have not wanted meto come, and I have neverre- ceived good news from them. 1 now wish to beal- lowed to live on this side of the line or other, as I see fit. Twish tocontinuemy old life hunting, but would like to_be alloweg to trade on both sides of the tit This is iy country, and I do not wish to be compelied to give it up. My heart was very sad at having to leave the | great mother country. She's been a friend to me, but I want my children taught in our natural country, and I also wish to feel I cam visit two of my friends on the other side of the line, viz., Maj. Walsh and Capt. McDonald, | whenever I wish, and would like to visit with Lewis Legare, as he has always been a friend to me. I wish to have all my people live together upon one reservation ‘our own on Little Missouri. I left several families at Wood Mountain and between there and Guapelia. have many people among the Yausavanias, at Poplar creek, and I wish all of them and those | who have gone to Standing Rock to be collected together upon our reservation. My people have many of them been bad. All are good, now that their arms and ponies have been taken from them.” see Out-of Door Sports, THE LAST RACK AT SARATOGA YESTERDAY. The third race at Saratoga yi wase selling race one and a-haif miles. Wartield wom easily by two lengths. Cinderella and Gov. Hampton made a pretty finish, the former se+ curing second place by a head. Fourth race, | free handicap hurdle race, one and a-quarter miles over five hurdies. Post Guard won after | a hard finish by two lengths,Zeta second, Bertha | third. Time, 2:20% AT BRIGHTON YESTERDAY the first race, mile and a furlong, was won Gouverneur, Aleck Ament second; time, 1: | The second race, mile and a quarter, was won by Dodette, New York Weekly second; time, 2 The third race, one mile, for maiden three- | olds, was won by Gift, Kitty Hagler second; | 1:47. The fourth race, mile and a furlong, won by King Dutchman, Bellona second; time, The fifth race, a handicap steeplechase, BASE BALL YE DAY. At Albany—Troys, re, 5 mew York—Bostons, 5; Metropolitans, 3. delphia—Baltimores, 1; Aehletien 3. At ‘potrenn Monroe, Va.—The Kichmond Base Ball Club are rived yesterday and played two games for the championship of the state. Seere— 1; Artillery School, 18. i WINS THE ELCHO SHIELD. In the upetition for the Eleho —— Eng land was the victor, making a total score of 1,642 points, against Ireland 1.549, asa Scotland 1,501. ‘The following is the score in the mato for the Elcho shield to-day, at 900 yards: Enge Jand, 1,096; Scotland and Ireland, ech 1,028 SaLe or THE Sraague | Estate.—A oe from Providence, R. a last evening says: first piece of the A. and W. was sold by auction at noon tion of trustee and committee « was made that all the property had been at= {ache this morning athe a of the nut — =. the A. and gs mpany for $2,000, led as intended to embarrass ceo tad the creditors’ committee guaranteed the im tegrity of the sale. es A Postwasren Coxvicten.—Linton B. coo | the postmaster at Linton, Ohio, was convict on Wednesday in the U.S. District Court at Erie, Pa., of forging postal orders and letters of ad+ vice and o faining money on them. He made @ speech, declaring that ifthe rales of the depart: ment were strictly adhered to requiring that the payee should be identified, it would have been impossible for him to commit the crime. The prisoner was sentenced to five years’ imprison- ment. Soeneesippues New Past or Tue Spr. Te MvppLe. A telegram from Providence, ki. Tast says: This afternoon the Sprague affair a hew phase under the advice of Mr. Butler, prague family. Heretofore Mr. Chateée, the trustee and assignee of the A. & W, Sprague Manufacturing Company, has the business of the mills and print works in the name of the Quidneck Company, one of the oP 1 Hheat al '