Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING THURSDAY. STAR. Sune 135, 1882. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGwat Ovricer, } Wasnixetox, D.C., June 15, 1882, 9:3) .m.f For the middie Atlantic states, warmer partly cloudy weather, with local rains’ in the norther portions, southerly to westerly winds, stationary OF falling barometer. Special Weather Bulletin. A FAIR AND WARM FRIDAY INDICATED. ‘The chief signal officer of the army curotshes tre following special builetin to the press:— The barometer is highest in the south Atlantic States and fair weather continues in the southern and middie states. The following tempe ‘were reported at 7 a.m. this mort mie; Montreal, Wo; Quebec, Bie: Mi Washingt Cleveland, 72 Alpe a 62; Duluth anc st Peat Deliver, 08, and San Francisco, 51°. The indieations are that warm and fair weatuer ‘Will prevail in the middie and southern states during Friday. ‘ ———— Hersacy’s EXaMiNation Suors— Misses high sandal boots Fine kid button. Newport button and ties Children’s low tes. Boys’ $150 250 3 rs ‘street. Cukarest Man for parasols, J. E. Young. Feeext1's Ice Cream. For rae ExamiwaTions —Misses —— New- Port or button, from fe. up. A large lot of chiid’s Sandals, Newport or button, from 257. up, at Bich- Old’s Boston Shoe House, 491 Pennsylvania avenue. Samsrac, 730 7th street northwest, 10,000 straw | 4nd lainbs were gold as follows: | Shee} and chip ‘hats, wt prices that will make them sel Six Rep Tickers good for a present. Young's Geo. E. Hetcwss, plumber and gas fitter, Ras removed to No. #8 7th strect mW. and 13 prepared to do any business io hs line. For wall papers, window shades, &c., go to R W. Henderson & Co., 113 F street. Jes RRIVED—a large € cargo of fine Holland gin, at Chr. Xander’s, No. 911 7th strect. Beyoxp all others for comfort and durabittty, the Fowler Spring Mattress. Call. Salesrooms 1105 ith street northwest. SawsTac, 730 7th street northwest, will soll 500 pieces sash ribbon, all colors—hard to beat in prices, Owrse to the unusual cool spring we find our- selves overstocked on cassimere suits, and as we are not willing to carry them over, our loss will be your gain. Culi carly for bargains’ Eiseman Bros., corner 7th and E street: Samstac, 730 7th street northwest. Black and White plumes are hard to beat in quality and prices, Goup FILLED Braceers, $3, at Priggs. Hart's Roacu Powper—Put up in tin boxes. ‘Trade-mark on the lid. Depot, 711 2d st. nw. Howson’s Ice cream $1.25 a gal. ; quart tins 3c. SamstaG, 730 7th street northwest, will sell na- tural cure waves for 3 cents, worth 50 cents. Free To Eacu Cvstomer for to-morrow only, at M. Aucenstein’s, 817 7th st. nw., a handsome fancy Basket or a Japanese parasol, when the following gTeat bargains will be : Painted chamber $1.65; Dreaktast sets, $5 pleces, $1.93; deco- “4 cup. saucer and plate, 19. ;' combination glass set, 26 pleces, 97c.; majolica_pitche rs £1, 8 and dic. piece; majoliea tea or coffee pot, 3 whisp brooms, port n-lined saticepans, 1, “jollea Derry dishes, 10e. sby carriagt 10 per cent lower Rian in any other city. Avcrion.—The great sale of millinery and fancy goods commenced today at Lowe's, (Market Space.) A rare opportunity 1s offered In this sale ‘ure first-class goods Mrs. Lowe Is retiring the articles must ve sold for will bring. Immense bargalus were 1 stree { northwest, will sell 3,000 hair braids at $1.2 piece for this week only. Form oF Face and eyesight fitted at Hempler’a For Swiss embrolderies, laces, ladies’, misses and chil tren’s pure sk mitts, from 25e. up, call at Dammaun’s, 906 7th st. Every purchaser wil re- ceive a souvenir this week only. CITY AND DISTRICT Amusements To-night. TurateR Comrgve.—Burlesque and varlety. Duiver’s StumEK GaxkvEx.—Spectalty Enter- tainment Senoor.—New York ave nue, between 13th and streets nw. Gaxven Paty, 10th and G streets s.w., Grace P. E cbureh Academy of the Visitation. ENTERESTING CLOSING EXERCISKS—THE ACADEMIC WONORS—PREMIUM LIST, ETC. The closing exercises of the Academy of the Visitation were held this morning In the hall of the academy, and there was a jarge attendance. ‘The display of the handiwork of the pupils in the fooms down stairs was very fine. Ol paintings, rater colors and crayons ‘splayed the admirable training of the pupils, while the exhibition of dec- grated Ware and neediework made an artistic col. lection. The pro; printed in Tue Star of Yesterday, was Young ladies in their white dresses were seated Rear the plitform, and on the stage were the teachers and distinguished visitors. The pre- miums were awarded by Father Fulton, S.J., as follows: ‘THE PREMIUM LIST. Prem!ums in the first class—Miss May Dyer, Miss by and Miss Lola Hall, coi @raduating class. For plano mus! miums to Misses Mamie Merritt, Minnie Sheckels, Mary Bodfi<b, Emily Heal Premiums In the second class—Misses Eltse call, Ada Morgan,Ellen Allen, 2. Laura Harvey, Julia st Premiums in the third class—Misses Estella Huyek, Vevie Connoly. He Bishop, Emma M arion Oyster, Marion h class—Misses Mary Saul, Mary an, Kate Walker, AD. y Alice Irvin ‘on. Division r, Blanche Julluna Linskey, Stella Throck? ts, Agnes Saul, Carrie Porter, Florence Thomas, fourth class— Pret ¢ Ath class—Misses Julta Joyce, May Goodfellow, Murion Thomas, Annie Rundiett, Eva Henderson liette Roman, Christine r, Marie Erni, s Ma Division of fitth’ elass—LiWe Merritt, Bessie key, Berta O'Toole, Cecelia Muldoon, Mary ile Watts, May Mullan. Annte Bellew, Preminms in sixth Misses Addie Carson, Mary O’Driscoll, Ellen Taylor, Marlé Jirdinston, Maggie Combs. Premiumis in seventh class—Misses Mabel Jirdin- ston, Komain Watson, Carlotta Mexia, Mary Ham- iiton, Carmen Foster, Minnie Losekam. Division Of seventh class—Misses Mery Moran, Datsy Dyer, Maggie Corcoran, Julia Mexia, Carrie Dougherty, Mabel Fletcher, Hattie Watts. ACADEMIC HONORS. ‘The gold medals and first honors of the academy for excellence of conduct are awarded to Misses Lola Hall, Annie Murphy and May Dyer. The second honors to Misses Lillie Throckmorton, ‘Teresa Saul, Ada Morgan, Estelle Throckmorton, Mary Joyce, Agnes Saul, Mary Cullinane, Ellen Allen, Kate Aylmer, Vevie Connolly, Maria Foley, Mathilde O'Toole, Laura Harvey, and’ Kate Walker. ‘The first honor in junior department to Miss Biavene Ritchie. The second honors to Misses Cecelia Maldon, Juliana Linskey. Lule Dyer, Anna Catn, wephens, ‘May Hill, Addte Car: sen, Annie Bellew, SMary Driscoll, Ellen Taylor, Lillie Merritt, Mary Moran, and Carrie Dougherty. For being the tiniest little girls in school, crowns Were awarded to Misses Hattie Watts, Maggie Cor- ¢oran, and Julia Mexia. The following young ladies deserve to be honorably mentioned for their amiable and polite deportment, absence or ing them Of the higher neo entrance dep’ the academy: Misses Nettie Jirdinston, Bessie Hancock, Lucta eee Felicite Roman, Bel he Watts, May Muilan, Mf: and Carmen ’ laggte Combs, — a Tre Wit. oF ANDREW J. Jovcr was filed with the Register of Willis to-day. All his personal furniture and silverware 1s Kina distribution of the estate of bis a brother, John J. Joyce, whatever amounts remain in a setilement between Patrick White and him- self, after deducting Locals. be lighted at 7:50 p.m. and Street lamps wil extinguished at 2:30 a, m_ Margaret F. Barry, residing at 118% G street northwest, was stricken with paralysis yes- terday, and there is but little hopes of her. recovery. ‘There was jutte a brilliant aisplay of the aurora borealis visible here about midnight last night The closing exercises of a aren grades ‘of the city schools were held. today. exercises were attended by parents and trenas 0 of the schools. A little girl, about four years old, daughter of Henry Aue, of No. 1878 7th street, was Fuh over by astreet carat the corner of 7th and O streets northwest, this morning about 8:80 o'clock. Her injuries are not fatal A young colored man named Walter Wicks was sent to jail for six months by Judge Snell to-day, for robbing a young mon named Milton Heffner of a watch and chain, while the latter was lying in the Staithsonian park, apparently In an Intox!- cated condition, yesterday afternoon. Special Officer’ McGrath took Into custody last eventug, at the Theater Comique, on a charge of loud and boisterous conduct, Senor T. De Soto, Secretary of the Spanish legation, He was taken to the fifth precinct station house, where he regis~ tered his name,and on making known who he Was was released, Sce advertisexnent of the annual excurston of the New York avenue Presbyterian chureh and Sun- day scuool to Fort Washington Saturday. Bils were opened at noon to-day for 900 yards of broken stone for the Conduit. road above George- { ouditionally; to the next of | o leceased town. There were only two or three bidders. low-quarters. 100] The Governor of Maryland has granted permis- 8’ patent leather. 125] sion for the Capital City Guards, Washington lace shoes... 7% | Licht Infantry, Union Veteran Corps and the Na- tional Rifles to ‘enter the state of Maryland, armed and equipped as a military body, to participate in = Grund Army encampment on the ane and 22d June. —_.—_—_ WASHINGTON CaTrLE Mauxet.—On the Metro- politan Branch B. & 0. R.R., three miles from the city—Lewis D. Means, proprietor. —At the Queens- town Drove Yards yesterday, 225 head of cattle were sold to butchers at 5:83g¢. per Ib.; 5 1,700 sheep ep ‘dade. per ih. lambs 5uz. 80 cows and calves brought $25 a$50. The state of the market was dull. —_s—_ Divorce Caska—To-day Judge Cox made a de- cree of divorce in the case of Charles R. Conner = Aynthia A. Conner. They were married in Baltimore, July 11th, 1867, by Rev. H. A. Wise, devendant’s name belng Hodye, and he charged that after living together tilt October, 1876, detend- ant then deserted him. He asked the custody of the child, charging that defendant having become addicted to intemperance and having been scan- dalously intimate with a man in this city, is nota fit person to have charge of sald child. Plaintiff by the decree Is given custody of the chi L. C, Williamson to-day filed for Mary A. Ray, a bill for a divorce from the bonds of Matrimony with Wm. A. Ray. She states that they were mar- ried January 3, 1858, by Rev. F. 8. Evans in this elty; that they have Uuree children now in the Women’s Christian Association Home School, where she placed them to prevent defendant from stealing them; that she pays their board by sew- ing; and that defendant 1s an habitual drunkard, and has been such since 1872; that he has treated her with great cruelty and has failed to support her. BARGAINS IN WHITE DRESS GOODS. India Linens only 12% cents. Enslish Sheer Dimity 123 cents. Satin Stripe Nainsook 12'4 cents. Marseilles and Piques 123 cents. Dotted snd Figured Swiss iad cones Victoria Lawns, Persian La ‘Tarlatanes, French Organdies, Mull Muslins, Wanrsutta Cotton 9 cents. Lonsdale Cambric, 10 cents. Linen Lawns, choice styles, 8 cents. American Organdy Lawns in tinted grounds, piok, Dine, lavender and cream, iawn teanis poika dota, black figures, brown figufes, pink and blue. Cretonne Foulard, in satine styles, 124 cents. Black and White Check Dress Goods 25 centa, All-wool Lace Bunting 25 cents. Spring Dress, new styles. Ali-wool Lace Grenadines. | Cloth for Men and Boys’ Suita 25, 37 and 50 cents, Matting, Carpets and Oil Cloths. Linens for Boys' Suite 15, 18, 20 and 25 centa. Madras and Striped Dress Ginghams 10 cents and 123g cents, Parasols, silk lining. Sranish lace, Ey ribe, $4 and $5. Parasole $1.25, $1.50, $1. $2.50. TOWSON's, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE. x15 GUMMER BOARDING CAN BE HAD AT ““PLEAS- ant Hil!,” fo! in one of the, most desirable por- tions of mvenient to the Washing- ton and road; all tre = by stage; two | day mails, and telewtaptr offies at the etatien | Bor | farticulars‘and terms, apply wIACOBR WAUKESG HOSTETTER’S. HOSTETTER’S. HH (00, g888g TITT EER TTTT H HO of 8 T HHHO O Ssssq t Ee rT HHO Og $ T . H Hoo Ssss8 TERE T TTIT REE RRR ™ S85, TE RER* £38 g EE RRE SSS ¢ =f Brack T ERE ROR sss CELEBRATED STOMACH BSB Wt TET fTrr ERR S55q BoB I ES Hy ae He z t Ee Ere 'S88g Hes it & & Eee & B Spas8 = ‘The feeble and emaciated, suffering from dyspepeia or indigestion in any form, are advised, for the sake of their own bodily and mental comfort, to try HOS- TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. Ladies of the most delicate constitution testify to its harmless and its restorative properties. Physicians everywhere, dis- | C gusted with the adulterated Nquors of commerce, pre- scribe it as the safest and most reliable of all stomachics For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generaliy, 4 del al —— for Tax Evenine Stan. THE Potomac MANUFACTURING Lon —The annual meeting of the ufacturing company was held at the Mansion Thouse yester- day and the organization of the com; acme the ae charter com leted. Frai Washington, presided and G- P. Lincoln, of Michi: gan, on secretary. ‘The following were chosen to Fe plied Nedegy of directors: C. Moody, of Mississippi: G. C._ Goss, of Maine: A. G. ot Maine; John W. Green, of: Alexandria: Jas. lan, of Washington; RJ. Bright, of Indiana; Frank Hume, of Washington; in. of Michigan and J.B. Archer, of’ Washington. ‘The board of directors will meet within ten days and elect the other officers of the company. ‘THe Ligvor Cases.—The arguments of Com- monweaith Attorney Brent and Mr, Armstrong in Support of the motion to vacate the licenses ot an’s and of Calme’s, and of Mr. Burke in op- tion, was concluded Jast evening and Judge eade held his decision under advisement. It is thougnt certain that the licenses will not be va- cates Rerorter’s Notes.—A colored woman at the station, charged with stealing from the house of Dr. J. M. Jones a number of small articles, was ‘sent to jail for 30 days last evening.—Rev. Dr. Poulson lectured at the M. E. Church last night upon “Queer people.”——The funeral of the late Joan R- Johnson, brother of Horace 8. Johnson, of Washington, took place from his late home Alexandria County this afternoon. ELECTIONS OF Orricens.—The ‘class of 82, of the boys high schoet, has organized by the election of the’ following officers: ident, EE oe Vice-president, W. A. Rosenbaum; secreta! any F. Clark, jr. theasurer, M. EW. Swart; tor, A,B. Hail; historian, J. A. Maher, ‘The Coltimbia Turn Verein has Ktaeel hye fol- lowing officers: 0. Thedsen, first te Second speaker; Ewald Sch ; W. C. Wilierburcher, second ergman, treasurer; Louts Kurtz, li! | x Bergman, first leader; William Toone jeader; Otto’ Eckstein, first curator; Charles Ke ‘ate telman, second curator. ({tanan. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, A BALSAMIC DISTILLATION OF WITCH HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE, CANADA FIR, MARI- GOLD, CLOVER BLOSSOMS, &e. A single dose instantly relieves the most violentSneez- ing or Head Colds, clears the head as by magic, stops watery discharges from the Nose, and Eyes, prevents ‘Rinzing Noises in the Head, cures Nervous Headache, and subdues Chills and Fever. In Chronic Catarrh it cleanses the nasal passages of foul mucus, restores the sense of smell, taste and hearing when affected, frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of offensive mat- ter, sweetens and purifies the breath, stops the cough, and arrests the progress of Catarrh towards Consump- tion. ‘One bottle Radical Cure, o@ box Catarrhai Solvent and Sanford’s Inhaler, all in one package, of all drug- giste for $1. Ask forSanronp’s Rapicat Cure, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass. COLLINS’ PLASTERS. INSTANT RELIEF For Pain and Weakness of the Lunas, Lrver, KinNrys and Urinary OnGans, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA and Dysrrrstaq in COLLINS' VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. Only 25 cents. Soldeverywhere. 16 THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR TOILET, BATH, HANDKERCHIEF, a LAGER BEER, THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING CO.' MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER, FOR SALE BY DEALERS AND THE AGENT, SAM'L C. PALMER, DEPOT, 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET N.W. (@FTelephonic connection. ans HK. RUPPER', ‘NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET sie abl HEADQUARTERS FOR, THE WHITNEY CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE CONPANT the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability in the ARCHERY, FISHING TAC TACKLES, Cea UE ond and LAWN TENNIS, BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, CYCLES, WAGONS, &c,, can be Dough st ise lowes ‘manufacturers’ prices. CHR. RUPPERT.. B"s! BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, $10 AND $12, fast colors; Boys’, $7 and $9; Children’s, with short pants, $5 and $6; Children’s Linen Suits, $2; Of- fice Coats, 40 and 50c.; Men's and Boys’ Straw Hats, from 2c. upwards. The best $1 School Shoe in the city; ‘Misses and Children’s Slippers and N.P. Ties for exam- ination, from 76c. up; our J.O.W. Cong. Gaiter and H AU UBRB PPP U UNN N COO Hn HoHU UB BP PU UNNNO on H ini es meeatitel eS H H UU BBB P UU NNN COOH H THE “ONLY” AND “ORIGINAL.” as made by ©. H. GRAVES, OF BOSTON, Isready on opening, and just the thing for use CLUBS, HOTELS AND PARTIES, And at private spreads. Put s Case in your wine cellar. ‘Trade supplied by CORNWELL, 1418 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE At retail by bottle or dozen of 3, 3 MAGRUDER, 1417 New York ave. BW, REEDS eeg ta eT att Si BEALL & ‘Pennsylvania ave. m25-e03m. G. G. LA FLEUR's EXCRETER THEBEST TONIC KNOWN. Cures Rheumatism, Cousins, Colds, plain ae FS and Liver EXCRETER is a pane eaves’ Het 260 WEST PRATT STREET, NEAR SHARP. my22-1m Baltimore, Md. Cc See, auton, ‘Forsale st officeof the Washington Gas- Hight Company, or stG. W. CROPLEY'S Drax Store, West Washington. Low-cut Shoes, for $1.50. J. W. SELBY, 3e3 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue, Pants, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES, MASURBYS COLORS, VARNISHES, BECKER'S PHARMACY, Georsetown. A complete stock at mi7-Im FLConomicaL AND SAFE. WEAVFR, KENGLA & C0.’ LAUNDRY 80AP fick ata Elec tard BECAUSE IT 18 PURE; BEING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAK our AND ROT THE CLOTHES, ITISSAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED VIZ: STEAM BEFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALA THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. aie 10, 000 tons—s 10,000 ofa onind ‘the solicit Palen nnd PrUnnpe Seaton ad est ee ‘mud ‘C streets northwest, Je8-la BICH & CO, cae of Emi: oy CITY ITEMS. nent greeny H.R. Walton, lis, Md.: “Colden’s uid Extract of Lie- eef and Tonic eae is a most excel- tea aration, Iti ‘excellence, superior to cod ilver met have ee, ih wasted paired conmatudions: and an excellent pre- fence oF of malarial hame, Colden's take mo other) Of druggists generally. AN Cases of AVenk or Lame Back, backache, Tl umasisms will find rellet’by Shap ‘one of Smart Weed and Bella- kache Plasters, Price, 25c. Ladiee€na Wear Boots one size smaller’ efter using German Corn Re- mover. All druggists. Itts Empossible to remain long sick: or#out of health where a iene sae ting Headaches, ‘tioman@ spinal weakness cured b; ISDE Ene ease ee Os aan ‘Thousand Healthfal Elements are Diended in Seltzer Aperient, contain- tae tees esa itzer Spring, whose fame it bears, Sold —= $500 Will Be Paid Bit eee. Doubt not. bie or protruding a ‘to cure. ihe signature, 1s a depressed, Tritable. tate a: mind; nervous, exhausted fe Beware ata ge ‘iller, meu oe ‘genuine eee 20 ett tion; eee head; in tal overwork, or indiscretions. Gruggiste, $1 on recelj yes recommen Penneyivania avenue, Lodille’s 8) mi inutes. Don’t ett on Rats.” Clears out rats, mice, roaches, beabi ee Fresh AId REE NS: ro delivered in Lg OW: perqt Cream, “se pint. ed by exoeears ‘tafallt: all these troubles spe in a eeged ‘wonder. aye lrg ott Sold by all 6 for $5, or sent free by mall rom ALLENS ‘PHARMACY, 315 Agent Srorr & CROMWELL, pt aoae Does Your Head Ache? ific cures the worst casein 5 to 80 cents, At all drug stores. a Die in the House. files, ante, moles, chipmunks, gophers, ‘Sutter, Sine ae PIANOS AND ORGANS. EICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS, various auced prices. renowned Pianos. 423 lth street, above Peunsylvania syenue._je8-3m_ NOS makes for sale ‘Wm: Knabe ‘and rent at re- e. No onn x ee tome mgulding, nea lyre four round ‘corn Win. MeCammor on & Co. 5 in perfect ord 5. No. B--One. Poerleas class, used 8 months; for sale A Square warranted f for 6 years; $65. No. | $190, cifored at8t5 NO. Br Spesial SHONINGER CYMBELLA ORGANS. JRO Sale By CHAUNCEY J. REED, 4383 SEVENTH STREET N.W., ‘The following Special Bargains in PIANOS AND See Hing spe Bradt 0, With cag root oct ern ‘serpentine af with carved legs and glarealy carved; made by it Hosewood Plano, with overstrang srtifully Carved Hosewood Plano, 7 oct., Uy y y panty thet ‘must ‘have Piano, in perfect order, and ‘ABeateful 8-atop Oran, Httle used, worth ices in the celebrated special A SIREKAMP PIANOS HEIN. Je Bol Lon $5 monthly payments. 308 ee een & CO. ae He cet eet conten unth Iscof ia ae Agent, 811 th street nortwes ENUINE ues G MBit Skala oan ‘The beet now nsac G. H. KUHN, 407 10th street, Sole Agent, RATTYS ORGANS, 1 GTORS, $90, -ETLANOS $125 ‘Address DANIEL FWEAETY, weday and night. fesinstons Se o5-105 L. WILD. tA BRO., Coil ANIC: Pianos asl Organs. and rvans now forvent atlow rates. GUTEDEL, CALIFORNIA HOCK. ZINFAUDEL, CALIFORNIA CLARET. ‘Which Our Customers pronounce superb, SOLD VERY LOW. Also, large quantity Mineral Waters, Lime Juice, Bottled Ales, and Brown Stout. Je9-2w J. B. BRYAN & BRO., 608 Penn. ave,, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ¥ LACKISTON ISLAND.—THIS POPULAR RE- ‘ORT PERRY STREET AND BEACH | QUMMIT HOUSE, q (RANI ERRY, *, xinov sort is now tig management Reel a wn, Cape See ay of Mas, REBECCA ‘& 00. shove oes: wharf, premises renorafok, plenty Gets JUNE 1 Sor iarms MBS: Balk K. oe of shade and .. Boating free to guests. | MIDDLEKAUFF, *“The Oriole, the ‘erma$l-§0 ner day. $9 par wesk: $90 per month nage VILEAS Som addres Me MARY & WOR ie OS athe Apres 3 ines f- a oat feat MAY, X. sacatont TTED STATES HOTEL, tia ‘otthe ogean. Table a iE LARGEST IN ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. p Gr a aes TE SF, PEN JUNE Y Nater“Suiphar, Magnesia 224 toa joi? MRS. F. ee W. WHITEY, Mavs rowan Cashiedy % inion Station —— . T. more ™, thence by Western IVER ISE, OXFORD, MD.. NOW| Persons to fl scree oa Ser stor wilhout shape “From Rives. “The met dcnanttal sumner se. oF i WorkiitR, € #8 New Oxford and return, $3. ‘from New | sort in the Situated ime ‘ou the _del-e0 Proprietora ‘Oxford, 4 miles, [Jel5-Im"} "A. B, 5! | Reach and within 100 yards cf ‘the sieamboat, KO) AQURE, HARPEWS Fea yn GAP WHITE fone | SEpuras Beautiful level vente for ‘delving; ‘steamboat, rail and Lee un. 's. § LOVE Er ™ for reception of guests felezraph communication: circulars and other seed. 5 fr Fr coun: ra F ERE MENGE EL, Mire! Howe, ‘efoto SoS RERERL, ro | eae ope tense _¥e15-2m* Famberland, arma = emiben aiSunkdim TLANTIO We eS Ms ND, | GUENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, SHENANDOAI = AtANTC IOP, oR EAN CITY, M RYLA D, Soran Kew open Hun Biss. 2c, HoURE, GooD HARBOR BEACH, an ie dive "OF JUNE. | For information snd ene ‘and Ocean Boenery on the Atiantic coast. Nett circular apply at the Star office. for book describing Cape Ann. Seltim JOHN TRAC = = ‘a27-eo2m RG. B the Sra OF JUN. = TR arerk er stiad 7PuE WENTWORTH, 270 9pe for the soason, - $3 seianek aah “gel te nents rafceto by had at NEWCASTLE, X. B., most Srpotated bein Atlsntic City, "An open- ait pa ‘The Proprietors with it to be and amusements has been added nga a tnd to those who are fa Cer ame, | Seared esas : Rooms may be now* detzer tothe ANDER- | veto, rani bal for and, ‘orchess ABHINGTON GROVE, HOIML NEAR GAITE. | son HEIRS BEDFOUD GrRINGe PA, ta of 20 pieces, bowling rocin, steam tgomery coun! =a, Water to be bed at our Gen- | fecht for, excursions, Fy 3 a] of 1882." Open June int. on! ‘Agents: A. 8. SHA! 42 North Charies street, | Every, and boarding stable, Grounds ilikminated ta repolitan, Branch of the B.&O.8. i; 2 Batisiore, Ma. 20. Bai 1010 F street, Wash- | electriclight, New ¥ ee => aoe Ws saltitade between, D. C.,and SHAFER & GO., 1003 Arch street, | felved every hour, Two miles from $,penatfal, grove, ¢ trees. Wash, 42-60 ANDERSON HEIRS, Proprietors. of the Nota aways in IVER (G8 WILL BE OPEN FOR BOARD | my2)-meinim GEORGE #. THOMPSON, Manager: 0s Basa: Rae iE Ist to SEPTEMBER Ist. MOUNTAINS. mie ‘$1.50 per day for lees than a week ; $1.25' T= SS ee THE PARK 4 se LGAMBPORT, Pas OCEAN HOTEL. Fe ee eet ons and med ions to JUNE, JULY, AUGUST AND jew altrectioas for this season ane more tenes Ane ate egg hme dno pe -< jel2-Im CHARLES & WARREN LELAND, Ja. | seine. joe cream and sois fountain, | Mail arrives ak +} = 4 wp fe Te ee Fs Sg forest oaks. A cooler and. prettier for OXG BRANCH—BOARD FOR THE SEASON. ‘the in Postmaster poe ER Sn a Ki of fable and conduct of the Houge best re- aoe Ds. BP BLARISTONE | oe AS the tga prodieny to Bice COTTAGE. Lone Brana, seerene ot A ones ee or 287 Madison avenue, New York. 2. Cres SPRINGS AND BATHS, mer, oF, on Your Journey to, Niacare ee o*s conor ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS, ole alert cis ooo | Ocean Brack, N. J.. OPENS JUNE 24TH. For illustrated circular, terms, &c., address Je10-1m FRED. E. FOSTER. (CEABENDON HOUSE, CLARENDON Springs, Vr. Open Jane to October. Hotel and three Cottaires_ sc- beau atfal park a ‘and fountain’ peasant aves; oiled: i oman ves; ‘office connected with hotel, "Send pay cirgulars 4e10-2m B. MURRAY & SONS., Props. OUNTAIN HOUS! RES! N SPRING! BENS at Fegan ‘On main line of Pennsylvania railroad, 2, ie era feasted Of the, Alleghenioa: Tes oun from malaris, fies ry desiring ‘the qt ‘or descriptive circular, dia- W. D. TYLER, Superintendent. House, pga Pa., is also management. Send fur sircu- es POINT HOTEL. . Many’s CounTy, MARYLap, hen te oe Teceatian, of Sek Fg pean ee under the it of the owner, a ‘been thoroughly reno- furnished and lied with con’ jen De oe Of guests, and isa fret-clnee ‘Summer “ferme ¢2 per day, $10 per week, and $35 por month, Ce egg aes Nesta eo eee ce “a i further information address Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS, Je9-3m Piney Point, St, Mary's Co., Ma. HE WHITE SULPHUR cen ‘his oxlebrated and fashionable W sterne fo 18 NOW OPEN. Pipher mphieta to be liad’ at WB hows g"Zhowpeon'®, 708 15th Sites iam Paste 1 BSETON, “yeoein ‘Managing Director. W "tk MOUNTAINS OF NEW HAMPSHTRE. PAS MOUNTAIN HOUSE. CRAWFORD HOUSE. MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE. BABE ERRILL & BARRON, OPEN JUNE tors. WATE Gar HOUSE. Detawane WATER ake Pa. Open from June 10tn soon 25th. Scent pags 1nd honse com) Noinodera improversenti Water throughout fresh on conte springs. Tick- 2g ATE ES vel, rue: dts ann Gebers #16 por wes, Sul, August and September, $18. Caceres ‘at Star office. 4e9-2w* L. W. BRODHEAD, Proprietor. HE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTRL will be for the reception of Board-' connect in Union Depot i. BR, for i for Gongebuag REHOBOTH 26. mountains is 3,500 erg on June 14th. Passengers a x Fort full partic: hae ERA TGS HE BOBTNGON COTTAGI opens JUN! Rewiy turnisyed. “Wor terms im “El T.. WALKIN 20 Soe now, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. USE, Wennont no V Allantic City, OPEN JUNE FIRST TO OCTOBER, a, Ayr Toth for ae ater when company will justify. a ‘the ‘The most airy a ‘wimminsr pool of carbon! on the coast. | A from water in the work, Also, Chalybeate bento Sreiage on eee fonone,) rich in iron, — trom a to, three quar. | © Res eg White sulphur. “erand moun ‘suminer cli. — —) ington, | FOR THE . C, will be sent plication. Fine ban: ° ‘boat ing ad Geng Enaage Hus: SEASIDE AND MOUNTAINS. * { grea a away eeason unable to get quarters. myl2-2m W. H. SALE, Proprietor. N NGS AND BATHS. STyL aN alta er the eit ara, Konan OCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATH STYLES, or te and Mi pore apnea ve “mae a. M. J. HUNT, June 1. ~ 3e10 1309 F street north: 4. all informati A apgis Gave PRATT E SOR, 4 401 Duh strect north norihwert, MES 3: P. PALMER, ‘ = 1107 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST, LOCK ASLAND, Ba, re “ THE FAVORITE OCEAN RESORT FOR WASB- waeknebaY oy May The medical Her Importation of tlantic coast. “tie cs tere parson and still water Hi ® = “¢ —_ } 4 Gelightful. walke and drives: it Dass, ca Competing al the latest or ocean, and sccommodates 500 guesta: broad piazzas ex- UG fend nearly one quarter of mile in lent: splendid moneaiiane ry fen beth 3 $ families than | OUR OWN MARE OF THE FINEST WATCH sea m hotel: hag. more. permanent aa gay hotel on the Atiantic const; Comgeen se &.. Srael, 0 ‘every room; submarine cable to mainisnd. Two smaller houres— and Hotel Marionee—undersame |, HOOPSEIRTS ore REEUaE s 81 Yor illustreted Handbook gitgine French Woven CORSET St usually sola 0. 8. MARDEN, Manager, oan heed» cn Hpac ime ia arg gee ONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY. Hose sha Brown, at 25 Would equaled location, substantial ratios Sage —— DOUGLASS’, new furniture. prompt and attentive service, NINTH oan mid A TABLE O} PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE. ‘orchestra Sal Mr. Zimimerman. ¥. SMITH IS RECEIVING DAIL ‘The i . C. latest jes of MILLINERY, inchudin 7 Flowers, Fi ra, Plum 1 nd BON etn ~_ NNE'S CAPS a 11S 9th street iad Pp4trEEn HATS AND —_ MILLINER) Goons; eat SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS; SILK, FLANNEL and SS SUITS, the’ prong yd Pople sv assortment in the city, made M. WILLIAN, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CITE TREVISE, P. PARIS. als RENEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPENED FOR RE- ception of Guesta JUNE Ist, 1882. This, owned has unt well ren ME. WASHINGTON, fensive and N FASHIONABLE non mepl g yh Tay DRESEMARING AND formation send. for 211 PENNSYLVANL ry apie meeatel Pe = 38 ara. Seeteae ‘rae oun i yey TY ug, and to Wit, fag “Snyas-am FR! WOODWARD, Gen"! Manager. M4 ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, COLTON'S SUMMER RESORT, EIGHTY MILES own si ‘ 0 bing “OPEN Pe oe TOOLTON, Pro: prietor, P.0., Se ary's co Mae ‘Je8-2mn [LAB ARRIVAL OF SPRING CLOTHING BOSTON TO-DayY. ‘Be Sure and Buy at theGreat AND NEW YORK SALE OF MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, BARGAINS! Jendid At it worth BARGUNG! nea fr aut tor e worth Pangan! afi Suits at are is am BARGAINS! a nn ands at pi BARGAINS! You ea of Menta Boys: EACGMNY ““sadonilears See INS! v BARGAINS! We aye be slot tte o Men's Boys’ BARGAINS! Many of our Goods are equal to custom SARGAINS! __ work, at nearly half the cost. ARGAINS! We haves? Casaimere and Chevcit BARGAINS! | Stgid, “OmnSI® Weare selling BARGAINS! Blue Brite, at 96, $9 ang $12, BARGAINS! week us 3 § BARGAINS! een aaa All styles of Fine and Medium Clothing for Men, Boys’ and Children, much lower prices than you ever bought them before, at the Groat Bale of BOSTON AND NEW YORK CLOTHING, S27" Look for the Signs at the New Store. At 723 Izu BREET NORTHWEST, Getween G and H sts., east side.) M ADAME WASHINGTON, No, 1911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. 4 NEW: DEPARTURE. = DRESSES MADE AND “MATERIAL FUBNISHED AT LESS THAN: NEW YORE PRICES, ELEGANT GOODS Now IN STOCK, ‘Ladies should cal stemee and leave their orders be- fore the ssscrtment of elegant fabrics is broken, mi6-8m_ Sor HE CONCORD HABNESS." BATISFAOTION GUARANTEED. MADAME WASHINGTON. ‘T. HOLLY SPRINGS HOTE! FORMERLY T! ‘HE MULLIN HOUSE. ‘This Famous Resort has hands and been put into first-class condition for the season of 1882. Situated at the mouth of 8 deep gap in the mountain five miles sou ‘Uar- ‘Scenery gran fishing, Prov’r, Destine ageine ke CAPT: ey Trae 08 Mt. Hoily Springs, Cumberland Co. and popular hotels the equal of any Summer resorts in the United States in ies seen grandeur, can only be realized the hotels for the season of 1882 is seen. aul at of en seeon, an neon Bi more attractive and comfortaier bee ep ‘WOOD, jeitjyl EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORIS ‘Mb. Mee HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, WHITE SULPHUR aoe Bieter * set-6w feat |= T= POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, Is reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, In Two Hours from Philadelphis. Fh fie Sewage checks, and full ivania, faraque, Saton Beltmmere and Fotomee ‘avenue; '1361 Pennsylvania avenue. : FRANK THOMSON, J. B. WOOD, Mf Nel WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, (Nrw Broap Gavan Bovrs,) BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY, is ew! RUNNING FAST FXPRESS TRAINS OF ELEGANT PASSENGER AND PARLOR CARS, In which the charge for seat has been reduced to 25 cia, THROUGH sch lar alande saagh iad ee at \CEAN VIEW. STREET NORTHWEST, from Nort Traine gvery betas New Makee CORSETS co ont in every seple and ated elegant seaside resort. Ni aud guaran SPectabiies ALE : | parsed on the Atlantic cast. “feu French Hand-made U ie ean ‘Va., will receive prompt attention. and a §1 Corset, her own imake thathor KENNEDY, Proprietor. Nib. French, a and Bpaniah spoken. ney Pe cookies HOUSEFURNISHINGS. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥.. a= re : OPENS JUNE 15rz., 709 getdate! 709 All Goa inojary tmprovenanne war soot i ray ‘SCULPT TCRED TAILRCE ‘ for five hundred ‘and other Goods suitable for presants. my13-6w iS & LOSEKAM, Proprietors. SIMPSON REFRIGERATORS, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, TRAVELING REFRIGERATORS, FRUIT JARS AND JELLY WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, IMPORTERS OF CHINA AND GLASS, pes SPRINGS. UNITED STATES HOTEL. Season of 1882 opens JUNE 10th and cloves TEE om my2-2m TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. 3010 709 MAREET SPACE. EASIDE PARK HOTEL, SEASID! pec = % DDY CELEBRATED REFRIGERATORS, XJ, until June 1. Aftor that, Park (Nod. HANDSOMELY FINISHED. a4 ey TOP Ger te MADE OF KILN-DRIED LUMBER.) A first-class Refrigerator at a amali cost, ‘9 Call and eee our testimonials. 4 M. W. BEVERIDGE, f 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. | Bole Agent for the D.C. ser, 996 FEET, ini, om POINT COMFORT, VIRG! 0 HYGETS HOTEL Bitusted 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Pm \ ee WITH wa gil the year. Equal toany Rotel to, the, United tates: | Tpeeemepens RTH, PORCELAIN pa ‘attract P ‘driving specially’ . CHESTS at low people, eee tor equal acoommoda- | White Mountain instuan any cork inthe rouse, Claas faeries | WATER CUOLEMS and BIARDE Giggle.) Micatcet, Send foc cireuiar Mayacienis 2 CURTAIN aTuE: nt HARIBON PHOEBUS, 80. EARNG HOUSE, NEAR WEST POINT NOW GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. toa ste sindg;cbunatin of ilk, tak and a, MEARNS, E ARE UNDERSELLING. EVERUBODY & Me iienisod Falla, XY. W = a Linen Lines Cuffs, Bk Neokwoar, iS) - MAY, X.J. Becks, and Drawers. t BEASON OF 1882 OPENS 2. Dest, oaneystigiee Percale Ghirty, the very Fine Percale Shirts, only 75 cents. pe ase ‘Finest Dress Shirts to order, elegantly made, only’ is MANUPACT OER Ts FURRISHIRGS. m Shira to henesnbequeenesneres 20 OFdEE...40-rereeeeeee, Cage eieried view ca