Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1882, Page 4

__ THE EVEN MONDAY June 19, 1882. LOCA Le MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIFY SIGNAL OPFICRR, 1 Vasiixeten, D.C., June 19, 1882. 9:30 a.m. For New England ‘and the middie atic states, local rains, followed by clearing cooler Weather, winds shilting to southwest and north- West, and rising barometer during the night. Special Weather Bulletin. LOCAL RAINS TODAY AND LOWER TEMPERATURE TUESDAY. ‘The ebiet signal officer of the army furnishes Ne follow special bulletin to the press:— The tv ter Is hichest near Lake Superior and low In the St. Lawrene: ri vale leys. W tinue in the i cooler westerly win 's 2io valley Tezion with partly eiondy ier and 10 The tempe Hen about ton the lake re vane Mi-sissippl valleys, and Fise iy on the m: , and I the upper Missouri valle folowing maxl- The following te a.m. this morntue: rains Will prevail on the ay evening followed on ing weather. rocure pure milk and Dalry wazons of the qu non Dati a I and careful Inspect D.C. Fa! Mount V reets southwest. INpta Lrsex, laces and fits, below cost. 714 7th st. iach Ls, below cost. I. Young, nb st 3 Oh street, under Line stion of English wall a the best American ewport ties 50 cer 9! Penn. ave. st In the world. AvcTION SALE oF FY millinery om! taney of Mrs. E Wild Cherry Bitters, made ns. This is an excetle fs, consumption, es of the ning rods need repairing. . Kuebllus, 419 12th st. now. to Hahn's rel «11922 Pennsylvs silpp cents up; youths’ pumps, pers, We. up. Aine Jove sho 3 g9 to Richold’s Boston Ot ‘THE LONE STAR BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION Will not give their annual excursion this season. AND DISTRICT. 4 Condensed Locals. David B. Gliss wes excused as a furor in the t Court to-day. S:turd.iy: The Kendalis defeated the rtment nine b core of $ to 7. -street bride Rock creek 1s in a bad condition and needs repairs. Complaints are made of the asphalt works on Delaware avenue hortheast, Where the reflaing 13 jon iMdren’s day ex Rylend chapelat the at Union chapel and es were held yesterday at vourth Presbyterian church, | street Baptist church. In oners, of whom 48 ea ol, Were yesterday adiitted to vip at Wawzh chapel. ing the board of di fn Fire Insurance tion of the following off = ree F. Shafer; vice president, G. F. Helberger; treasurer, C. D. Lederer; secretary, H. ¥. Bergmann. Street Leumps will be lighted at 7:30 p.m. and extinguished 230 a. m. lege takes: o'clock. y, in ning be-ore uting Attorney Moore, of the Poltce Court, says In reference to the Capitol indecency case S:turda and the comments made atout the lawyer in the case not being prosecuted or his collateral forfeited, that there is no law to panish ——- Derraviry.—In the Police Court this morning 3 Well dressed, middle-aged man named Chas, W. Polk was in the dock,changed with being an habit. wal drunkard and vagrant. Poli nm Wheeler, Of the firth preeinet, testified that the prisoner has & respect ne wife and funlly, whom he has de- > with a most depraved colored woman in Slate alley, and that he is constantly lying Grunk on the ‘streets. He was committed to the ‘Workhouse for 20 days in default of bonds. oe Tae G. A. R. National. EXcampwent.—The pro- gram for the sixteenth annual encampment of the rand Army of the Republic, which will begin in Baltimore “to-morrow, includes the following events: Tuesday—Meeting of the National Coun- eft of Administration. Wednesday—a. m., grand Parade of veterans and military; p. m.. assem- lage of veterans nd reception at Schuctzen Park. Thursiay—9 a m., convention of dele- ates, Academy of Music; 2 p.m. excursion to voll and municipal entertaimment there; at night, pyrotechnics from Federal Hil Veteran organizations from various states are expected. Various military organizations from different States, especially from the south, will unite with the Maryland National Guard in the parade. The procession will be formed on Broadway at 93 O'clock Wednesday morning, and after being re- Mewed by the President and other high functiona- Ties will be dismis-ed at noon. After the parade the delegates to the Grand Army convention will enjoy an excursion down the river. Gov. Hamtl- ton and Mayor Whyte and President Arthur are expecte! to hold a reception in the banqueting hall of the Schuetzen park at 8 p.m. Wednesday. A ‘The District im Congress. ‘THE RIVER FRONT IMPROVEMENT BILL. ‘The plan now contemplated by the Senate com. mittee on improvement of the river front at Wash- Angton 1s to offer the bill for the reclamaticn of the Potomac flats as an amendment to the river and harbor Dill. This is regarded as the safest and surest course in order to get the appropriation made at this session of Congress, a8 a separate bill would not probably be reached In the House, even shoutd it pass the Senate. Five of the mem- bers of the river front committee, viz: Messrs. Ransom, Jones of Nev., Conger, Kellogg and Vest, are members of the ‘committee on commerce, which will, in the regular order of business, have control of'the river and harbor bil ‘The two members of the river front committee who are not members of the commerce committee—Messrs. Gorman and Cameron of Pa.—heartfly concur in the proposed plan, and recommend it as the one most ilkely to procure this much-needed appropri ation at the present session. The committee on commetce consi:ts of nine members, and hence the flve who belong to the river front committee constitute a quorum, and could put the amend- ment tor the reclamation of the flats on the river and harbor bill, even if the other members op- posed it, which { not probable, Inasmuch as the ators, Without exception, so'far as they have expressed themselves, concede the importance of romapt action for the reclamation of the flats. ‘he testimony taken by the select committee with reference to the flats has been printed, and the Teport, urging the importance of the work, will be submitted at once, so th t the Senate may see how unanimously ‘it Is recommended by sanita- Flans, scientists and physicians. ‘The estimates for the reclamation of the flits in accordance with the proposed plan are, in round numbers, $2,500,000. MEETING OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE TO-DAY. The Hous: committe on the District of Colum- Dia to-day agreed to report favorably bill to ena- bie the Washington and Atlantic and Washington and Point Lockout railroads to extend their Toads wittin the Ifmtts of the D:strict. ‘The cominittee also directed Mr. Urner, of Md. toreport for passage an Important bill for th » ention of crime in the Distriet. It pro- very person, his afders, abetcors, and nsclors, Who shail be convieted of the crime of king intoany dwelling house,bank,store,ware- hop, stableor other building, or any'vessel er craft, in the District of Coiutabla, day Or night Ume, with the intent arceny or other felony or a misde- nor therein, shall be imprisoned hot less than "ar nor more than ten years; that every per- sen Who shall enter any dwelling house, bank, store, Warehouse, shop, Stable, or other building, or ahy yard where lumber, coal, or any sort of rods ani chattels are depostied and kept, In the Pistrlet of Columbia, for the purpose of trade, with the intent maliclousty to injure or destroy any of the buildings aforesald.or any part thereot, or any property or effects deposited or kept in oF upon any sich yard, or with the intept to slay, Kill, maim, or assauét any person being In or upon any of the premises aforesaid, upon conviction thereor shall be imprisoned not less than one year hor more Ui fiteen years, A Ficut occurred in the Capitol grounds at an early hour yesterday morning, which resulted in the brutal beating of two young men, name Jos, Maloney and Daniel Shéchan, by ’a crowd of roushs. A young man, named Jno. Ryan, was the only one’ot the crowd arrested. In the Police Court this morning he pleaded ‘guilty to tue charge of assault. “Maloney testified that he and Sheehan were assaulted by Ryan and his friends, and witness ran and fell and was kicked by the crowd. He was fined $5 or 15 days in one case, and $10 or 80 days additional in the other, ens MARRIAGE Licenses have been Issued to Addison A. Wei Carter and Am Lewts Affairs in West Washington. Tne Depication oF Mr. ZION CoLORED M. E. CHURCH took place yesterday. Services were held inthe Sunday school room and audience chamber at the satae time morning, afternoon and evening, as one room would not contain the audience. Among those who preached were Bishop Andrews, of the M. E. church, and Presiding Elder Carrol, of the Colored M. E. church of this District. All of the exercises were interesting. The collection during the day wili foot up quite handsomely. Rey. Mx. Rint, of Minnesota, fs filling the pul- it of the Dunbarton M. E. church during the leave ot absence granted Mr. Webster. He ts an excellent preacher, and the congreg.tion 1s much pleased with him: Mr. Webster, who fs still in town, is rapidly convalescing. ‘THE CONDITION OF THE WaTER.—Great Falls, very turbid; receiving reservoir, yery turbid; distribu- Ung reservoir, slightly turbid. Hin Tie—June 2 Indiz Linens only 12+ cents. English Sheer Dimity 1244 centa, Satin Stripe Nainsook 12° cents. Marseilles and Piques 123 cents, Dotved and Fixured Swiss 20 cents. Victoria Lawns, Persian Lawns. ‘Tarlatanes, French Organdies, Mull Muslins, Wamsutta Cotton 9 cents. Lonsdale Cambric. 10 cents. Linen Lawns, choice styles, 8 cents. . Awerican Organdy Lawns in tinted grounds, pink, blue, lavender and cream, lawn teunis polka dots, black figures, brown ficures, pink and blue, Cretonne Foulard, in sitine styles, 123 cents, Black and White Check Dress Goods 25 cents. All-wool Lace Bunting 2% cents. Spring Drees, new styles. All-wool Lace Grenadines. Cloth for Men and Boys’ Suits 25, 37 and 50 cents. Matting, Carvets and Oil Cloths. Linens for Boys’ Suits 15, 18, 20 and 25 centa. Madras and Striped Drews Ginghams 10 cents and 1234 Parasols, silk lining. Sranish lace, gilt ribs, $4 and $5. Parasols $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.50. TOWSON’S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 315 SOUTH SIDE. bog e Raye ee ti? See, LLLL uu MMM BBB EKB REG A BIG TUMBLE IN WHITE PINE LUMBER. AS USUAL WE ARE THE FIRST TO REDUCE PRICES. Soctety Notes. During the concert by the Marine band in the White House grounds on Saturday afternoon the President, acocompanied by several friends and ‘lis son, Occupied the balcony. Among the ladies present were Mrs, John 8. Laughton and Mrs. John Davis. Secretary Teller and a party went Saturday to Visit the Indian school at Carlisie and attend the graduating exercises there. Miss Fletcher, who has spent sometime in Washington and awakened mnch interest in her studies among the Indian tribes, will go with the Indian girls and young men, who have finished their course at Carlisle, and are to be returned to thelr respective tribes. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Clapp will have the sym- pathy of a large circle of friend in the loss they ave sustained in the death of their daughter, Mrs. A. B. Ruff, which occurred at their residence esterday morning. Less than a year ago, it will Be. ‘remembered, they buried “their “youngest Saughter Olive. “This new sorrow leaves them childless and desolate, except for the Interest they ae in the two sweet little children left by Mrs. uf. At a reception held Friday evening by Miss Car- oline L. Ransom interesting original pap2rs on Thomas Buchanan Read and the Cary sisters— Alice, Phosbe and Elmina—were read by Dr. C. H. Brainard, who also recited several of Mr. Read’s poems. At the close of the entertainment a vote of thanks, moved by Professor E. B. Eillott, was heartily given by the select and appreciative au- dience present. Representative Willis and his wife and little boy went to Old Point Comfort Saturday, to remain a short time.—Mra. John S$. Laughton will leave to-morrow for her country place at Torresdale, Pennsylvavia, accompanted. by her daughter.— Col. Cutts? family will leave this week for the North.—The wife of Mr. Burchard, the Director of the Mint, has so improved in health that she expects to leave here for her home in Freeport, Tilnois, on Wednesd.ay.-—Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Roberts, of Washington, were visitors to Niagara Falls last week.—Ex-Secretary Fish and family have gone to thelr country seat on the Hudson for the summer.—Senator Pugh, wife and daughter went over to Long Branch last week.—Ex-Sec- retiry Evarts and daughter, Edith are at Sara- toga.—Prof. Alexander Graham Bell, of this city, has taken a cottage at Newport for the sum- mer, and his family are now there. STORES: PLEASING EXCURSIONS, TOUR TO HUDSON RIVER, HOWE’S CAVE, COOPERSTUWN, OTSEGO LAKE, RICHFIELD SPRINGS, TRENTON FALLS, ‘THOUSAND ISLANDS, ALEXANDRIA BAY, AU-SABLE CHASM, LAKES CHAMPLAIN AND GEORGE, SARATOGA, Exc. A trip of 13 days, ineluving Hotel and all necessary expenses from beginning to end ef journey, for only Seventy-Three Dollars from BALTIMORE. Tour to Mount Desert, the Island of Mountains in the Sea, White Mountains, ‘Top of Mount Washinton, &c., atour of 10 days, with all expenses included, for Sixty-Three Doliars, special advantages of these tours is that you 1oW exactly’ what the trip will cost you before leaving ‘The pleasure of travelling without taking care of your baggie. Your entire time given to slucht-seo- fi and enfoyient. ‘A book descriptive of the above tours sent on ap- plication to MONTREAL, W. L. STORK, 220 W. BALTIMORE STREET, selT-3t Baltimore. GPECIAL ae gs BBE ARGAIN 5sssq BBB Sgss8 IN LACES ‘Trimming Laces, amongst which are the following: One lot IMITATION DUCHESS LACE, worth 18. ayard, atonly loc. A YARD. One lot BRABANT LACE, worth 25c., AT lic. A YARD. One lot CLUNY LACE, worth 20c., AT 120. A YARD. ‘We have about 3,265 yards of that Oriental Lace left, which is the talk of town, and shall coutinue to sell it one week mure for 240. A YARD. ‘We have in our Lace Department over 500 patterns to select from, and we guarantee each pattern a Special Bargain, at THIS WEEK. Jel4 416 SEVENTH STREET. ‘| stipated. “Carter'aLittle Liver Pills rej ‘The Crimiaal Court. THE JUNE TERM ADJOURNED TO OCTOBER. Juige Wylie, this morning, convened the June term of the Criminal Court, and the grand and petit jurors having been called, the judge stated that “in consequence of the trial which we now have pending, amd agit is likely to be prolonged for a month or twe, we will have nothing for you to doat present Thiave come to the conclusion that it will be beteer to adjourn the term to Mon- Gay, the 9th of Grtober, by which time we hope to have the busines@ ofthe present term so far ad- vanced that we can eater upon the business ofthe June term. We are now in the March term, but I see no prospect ef taking up the business of the June term.” The garies were thereupon adjourned to the 9 th of Octobor. CQ ATARRE BANFORD'S RADICAL CURE? COMPLETE TREATMENT $1, Clear head and voice, easy breathing, sweet breath, | perfect smelJ, taste and hearing, no coush. no distress, by using SaNDFonp's RapicaL Cure for Catarrh, COMPLETE TREATMENT $1, Sneeze until your head fe ready to fly off, eyes and nose running water, throat parched and blood feverish or take Sanrorp’s RapicaL Cure, for Catarrh can be cured. COMPLETE TREATMENT $1. Witch Hazel, American Pine, Canada Fir, Marigold and Clover Blossoms are what Sandford’s Radical Care for Catarrh is made of, One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrlial Solyent and Sanford’s Inhaler, in one package, for $1, Sold everywhere. WEEES & POTTER, Boston, Mass. COLLINS’ PLASTERS, LIGHTNING is not quicker than COLLINS' VOLTALIC PLASTERS | in relieving Pain and Weakness of the Kidneys, Liver and Lungs, Rheumatism, Neuralgis, Hysteria, Female Weakness, Malaria, and Fever and Ague. Price 26 cts. Sold everywhere, fel3 CITY ITEMS. Before Dancing put your fect in good order by using German Corn Remover. 2c. Sold by druggists, ‘The Fairest Faces are sometimes marred by myriads of pimples, and markings of tetter or ireckles, which are readily remove by a popular toilet dressing, known as Dr. C. W. Benson's Skin Cure, Even scrofulous ‘ulcers yield to it. ‘The Marked Popular Favor accorded to “Hub Punch” is amply warranted. No other punch made when required for use can rival Always Avoid. Harsh Purgative Pills. ‘They first make you sick and then leave you con- late the Dose, one pill. Speer’s Portugal Graee Wine for Inva- s. bowels and make you well. Is invaluable in all cases where a gentle stimu- lant, tonic or directic 1s applicable, such as ner- ‘Vous weakness and general debility. rent for Rheumatism and Kidney com- plain 3 Received the highest premium—a medal, award- ed by the American Institute, N.Y., at their late fair, for the best Wine. Sold by Druggists and Grocers. Flies and Bugs. Files, roaches, ants, bedbugs, ‘rats, mice, coph- oe chipmunks, cleared out by “Rough on caret Forty Years? Exvertence of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup 1s the prescription of one of the best female physiclans and nurses In the United States, and has been used for forty years with neverefailipg success by millions of mater for thet ehildren. It polers the child rom pain, cures dysentery and diarrl gripiny in the. bowels and wird colic, By giving ‘health to the child it rests the mother. Price 2% cents a bottle. m,W3 “Alderney Dairy Ws ” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 34-1b. “Ward” prints 40c. per 1D Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, be. per qt. Cream, i6c. pint. GEORGETOWN ADV’TS. ‘Farnished with all the Modern Improvements, includ- ing Hot pnd Cold Baths, Je19-20 ©. A. RINES. HERE TO SPEND THE SUMMER. THE ow EEN'S” ICTIONARY OF SUMMER RESORTS, Ready WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21.7, Ie the most lucid, concise and correct Guide ‘ever published, gt UTES AND RATES to every prominent Resort in the United States, describ- ing accurately the attractions and peculiar features of each, and containing information attempted by no other book of similar character now before, the public, THE QUEEN'S DICTIONARY OF SUMMER RE- SORTS js gotten up in handsome style, handy and con- yenieut{ just the thing for a Summer Tourist's Pocket 160 pages. Forreale by nesernen sed bookseliers everywhere. or ne-xermen an’ ¥ ‘Address THE QUEES PUBLISHING 00. Y. R. ANDREWS, 1k Franklin Square, New York. SBURY PARK, N.J.. THREE MILES BELOW A ‘Long Branch.” The Mansion House, one, sptlon at pace Fe palare anrese pe ception of i £ fire. B. H. CHADBOURNE, Proprietors jel 7-210 (jEARK HOUSE, ARBURY PARK, N. J. ‘A specially desirable Cottaye Hotel; Cuisine and Revlon camarpanols {ree conveyance £0 beach and from station: rates very Address A. A.-M. CLARK, je17-2m_ LACKISTON ISLAND.—THIS' POPULAR RE sort is now open, uider the management of Mus, REBECCA” ADAMS & CO. New hiy renovated, plent; thing. Boatinu free to guests. ay, $9 per week, $30 per month. Spe- Address Mus. R. J. ADAMS & CO. Biackiston Island, Md., per Steamer Arrowsmith. dei5-20" (YOEX SULPHUR SPRINGS, ADAMS COUNTY, Pa., now open under new management. Water—Sulphur, Magnesia and Iron. Terms reasonable. | Washington to Union Station (Buitimore) by B. & P., thence by Western ICR, to New Orford, without Shange. From Baltimore New Oxford and return, $3.50. ‘roma, New Oxford, 4 mutles, fJels-Lin'} "AY B, SMITH, Proprfetor, DOUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS ‘Will open for reception of guesta JUNE; 27th, For terms, circulars,W&o.. address ry wharf, premises thorough) Df shade and delightful ba ISAAC MENGEL, Meifgel House, $e15-2m* Newville, Cumberland A LANTIC HOT! OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND, will UPEN FOR THE SEASON OF 1882 on the 21st OF JUNE. For information aud’ circular apply at the Star office. . JOHN TRAC _geld-tm Ocean City, Maryland OTEL ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Opens for the season of 1882 Saturday, June¥/) shade one? deci eee sep wi inted hotel in Atlantic City. An open-air pavilion an unobstructed floor of £60 square yards for hops and amusements has been added this season. GEO. L. JACOBY, Manager, LENTZ & SIEGHIS'T, Je13-2m i Proprietors, WASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL, NEAR GAITH- ersburg, Montzomery county, Md. Sea-, son of 1882. “Open June Ist. Situated on the ® Metropolitan branch of the B.&0.R.K. ; 21 miles from Washington; altitude between 600°and 700 aboye tide-water; seven pumps of excellent water; 8 beautiful grove of fo: shade treea, WASH. B. WILLIAMS! SONS, Managers. je12-2w [0%6 Buaxce. LELANDS' OCEAN HOTEL. JUNE, JULY, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. jel2-Im__ CHARLES & WARREN LELAND, Jr. Je10-1m CEARENDON HOUSE, FRED. E. FOSTER. Cianespon Spnixas, Vz. Open June to October. Hotel and three Cottages a0- gommodate two hnndred guests; celebrated sprit beautiful park and fountain: plessant drives, billiard, bowing: telegraph office connected with hotel. Send for circular, Je10-2m B, MURRAY & SONS., Props. ‘OUNTAIN HOUSE, CRESSON Snes ped an ansylvi OVENS JUNE 32 1602 f On main line of Pennsylvania railroad, 2° et above sea level, situated in a park of one hundred acres, amid the matchless scenery of the Alleghenies. Ite accessibility, pure air, and freedom from malaria, files and mosquitos render it the most desirable resort in the state. During 1881 a New Hotel was erected, first clase in all ite appointments, and. capable (with cot- tages) of accommodating nearly 1,000 suesta. | Cotiae residences may be rented by those desiring the quiet and seclusion of home. For descriptive circular, dia- gram and terms, address W. D. TYLER, Superintendent. The celebrated Logan House, Altoona, Pa., 18 also pader Mr. ‘Trneq's mabagement. ‘Send Za cireu- Im ‘P =X Pont HOTEL, Sr. Marr's Counry, Maryianp, Open f tion of Guests Juve 15th, under the management of the owner, “Mr. and Mrs, JOS. TRAVERS. ‘The Hotel has just been thoroughly reno- yated, furnished and supplied with every couvenience for the comfort of guests, and is a first-class Summer Hifonus_€2 per day, $10 per week, and $35 th, ‘er! per day, Tmont Special arrangements made for familion. Daly com- munication with Washington, Baltimore, and Norfolk by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady of the Lake, and Jane Moseley. ‘For further information address Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS, $e9-3m Piney Point, St. Mary's Oo., Ma. GproRcE E. NOYES, COLUMBIA. ESS, 1050 30th street.. Manufactures Steam Engines, ers, Shafting, Pulleys and Mill-work; Archivectural In, Work: also repairs Agneultural Machinery. 6m. FAMILY SUPPLIES. GUMMER GooDs. We are receiving daily our supply of Summer Dress Goods, comprisini: a full aneortinent of WI dies, French Nainsooks, French Muils, French Masal- ins, ‘Indis Linens, plain and printed’ Linen Lawns, printed Jaconets, Percale and Satteens; French Zoph- 27s, Plaid and Striped, ‘Table Damark. Damask Table ‘loths, with Napkins ‘to match; ian. Linen Sheet- ings and Pillow Linens, all widths ana qualities: French, Russia and German Towels and Toweling; Umbrellas and Parasols in new desieus. Also, White, Check and Fancy Mattings in choice ms; Floor Linens, all widthe: Axminster, Moqueties, Wilton, Body Bruscels, ‘apestry and Ingrain Carpet variety. HUUE, BRO. & CO. 4e8_1928 F STREET N. W.. NEAK EBB!TT HOUSE. AKE AUBURN MINERAL SPRING large body of veterans wiil leave this city for Bal- Umore Wednesday morning. It ts expected that 500 members of the G. A. tn this city, besides n , the National Rites, ton Light Infantry, and the Washing- ton Cadets, Will take part In thé parade. — Issastry OF «4 Lawyer —Mr. E. C. Ingersoll nsel for the plaintiff tn the Christiancy divorce sult, was examined by Drs. Reyburn and Bliss Saturday eventog and pronouaced insane, Upon thelr advice he was taken to St. Elizabeth asyfum for treatment. Last week ‘le showed some symptoms of mental aberration. Going to Morri- ‘Son's book store he ordered a large quantity of law Books. He also made ready to sell the furniture Of is office, preparatory to replacing it with satin upholstered furniture, and gave out that he had Sold an idea of his. which would make him a mil- Honatre. His family are sanguine that his dis- ability will be temporary. Mr. Ingersoll is a hative of Bangor, Maine, and a graduate of Bow- @oin college of the class of 1864. ———_—_ CorcwBia Bank Norg Company's BUmLpINe at AveTion.—Messrs. Thos. J. Fisher & Co, will sell at auction, to-morrow (Tuesd#y) afternoon, at 5: O'clock, that valuable tron front building occupied by the “Columbia Bank Note Company,” and known as Nos. 98 and 910 Pennsylvania avenue, Between 9th and 10th streets northwest. On the following day,(Wednesday,) at 10 o'clock a. m., the Same firm will sell the*engine und bolter, and all the machinery, tools and stock of the company tm the above building. See advertisement. —— WHITE PINE INCH SECONDS DRESSED (@) SIDES, #40 PER THOUSAND. OUR INCH SECONDS ARE AS GOOD AS MOST OTHER YARD SELECTS, AND MAY BE BET- TER CALLED WHITE PINE CLEAR LUMBER, DRESSED TWO SIDES, FOR #i PEK ONE HUN- DRED FEET. WILLET & LIBBEY, jes COR: OTH AND NEW YORK AVENUE. LAB ARRIVAL OF SPRING CLOTHING TO-DAY. ‘Be Sure and Buy at theGreat BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF MEN'S, Farar Pant or a Lanoxen—About 9 o'clock this morning a white laboring man named John Wil- ‘Son, employed on the Bonaparte house, now being erected oo K street, next to the Union engine house, fell from the roof,on which he was working meur the chimney, to the ground, and was injured so severely that he lived but afew minutes atter- a8 from Alexandria, and leaves a ‘wife and one child. ———— DraTH or Mrs. G. L. AvstiN.—The sorrowful Rews has reached here of tne death at Gi Miss., June 17th, of Mrs. George L. Austin, for- Werly Miss Ella Burford, of Montgomery county, Md." She was a young lady of most amiable and attractive qualities, and when a year or more ago ‘She went a happy bride to her new home in Mis- sissippt no little regret was felt in social circles in Maryland and this cky at her loss. Her friends Were locking forward with much pleasure to a Promised visit trom her this summer, and the in- igence that her husband ts on lis way here with her corpse instead ts a distressing shock. He brings also her young babe. The funeral will Probably take place to-morrow at Beltsville. paca kay ‘Tue Piare Pursvens’ REGaTra—The second Fegatta of the Plate Printers over the National course in the Potomac (1 miles) Saturday even ing, ws very suceesstul. ‘The first race was for double working boats. The entries were Locraft and Rogers, Schnetder and McGirr and Clarvoe and Martie. ' Locraft and Rogers won, with Clarvo> and Murtie a close second; time, 10:1934. rage | silverware to the Srst crew of the value of $40, to the second of the value of $20. The second race ‘Was rowed in singles, Somers, Coburn and Thorp entering the coptest. The race was won easily by 315; Coburn second. Prizes, stlverware boat of the value of bog gg the same second boat of the value of Bode, who to withdraw bef BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! id AN Amplendid AlL-Wool Suitfor $12, worth BARGAINS! A ndid ye’ Suit for $6.50, worth 50, worth $4.75. BARGAL BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BANGAINS! BaHGAINS! and Chikiren, much lower prices than you ever bought them before, at the Great Sale of BOSTON AXD NEW YORK CLOTHING, Az 133 1xm STREET NORTHWEST, (Between G and H sts., east aide.) EaLook for the Signs st the New Store. WATER Cures Bright's Discase of the Kidneys, Diabet Dropsy, Malaria. Fever and. Destness {roth ite case; naturally laxative, cures Constipation always; king of all table waters; the purest yet analyzed. Drusinte use it instead of waters for solu- ions. 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REED’S SONS, my% 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. FxzcoxsionisTs SUPPLIES. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THIS BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS: THIS SEASON. Fresh line of CANNED MEATS, FOWL and FISH. FRUITS, CRACKERS, PICKLES, Summer WINES. At Low Prices. WITMER’S, m23 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. HH MARKET, 1620 laru STREET NORTHWEST, : m4 With all parts of the ‘We have also an assortment of Hf which at POT: GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, and £x- m5 ATLY T= POPULAB WATERING PLACE, (HE WHITE SULPHUR SPRING! WEST VIRGINIA. This celebrated and fo jonable Ws 8, went sce IS NOW OPEN. ‘The elevation of the surrounding mountains is 3,500 feet above the sea level. ‘Capacity, 2,000 Pamphlets to be had’ at W. 8. Thompeon's, 703 16th st., Va. M. R.R. Office, 601 Pa. ave., and C. & 0. B.R. Office, 1513 Pa. ave. GEO. L. PEYTON, 49-im ‘Managing Director. (UUETON HOUSE OPEN. — ABOUT ONE HOUR from Washington. Five trains Shader "Mountais ait ioe nesbor loderate_ prices, hood." Delicious water. Address Proprietor, Clifton Station, Fairfax Co., Va. my31-2m WATER GAP HOUSE. Deuswie Worm ou, 2a, Sl Open from June 10tn to October 25th, Scenery un- and house complete in modern improvements, Water throughout fresh from mountain springs. Tick- ets for round trip good for the season. Nine hours’ travel. Terms: June and October, $16 per week; July, August and September, $18, ‘at Star office, 4e9-2w* 1. W. BRODHEAD, Proprietor. HE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL will be opened for the reception of Board-' es onJune 14th, Passencers connect in Union Depot with W- and H. J. &G. RB. KR. for Getty: a Eel partic: eer. ae A G, ‘lage tarme, o.. addseen Exe : (TUE ROBINSON COTTAGE, REHOBOTH BEACH, Del., JUNE 26. a |. For terms address jin F. H. WALKER, 230 E st n.w. M™ Souhy spares HOTEL. FORMERLY THE Mi HOUSE. This Famous Summer Resort has ut into first-class condition’ of 1882. Situated at the mouth, in the mountain five miles eddreas 8. WOOD, EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE, wo. Miter crane. Ma, Row oven, feat rout snd large number cool ‘rooms. added since last season. “Tres churches, : store; ‘mineral water sellwaiee” bathing voating. Seaiing, ton pine, croaues all sree. ic a $c Fara, arn tet aa thal Duss, Bont = ball Pe and Fridays. ‘Bue on: le Saree Ra ta - CAPE MAY, Is reached by the foat ‘In Two Hours from Philadelphia. ‘Trains, with Parlor Care attached, are ‘the season at convenient Gud omthelr arrival at tee nes No, 1200 F STREFT NORTHWEST. | THE MOUNTAINS. ‘2m | Oren ARine vitta, jockton within i sygetieee tar oe oe oll all modera improvements. Sewage system ap- PRE! NAOT Best ins y. HALLENBECK. R= SS open. ‘State, situ Ses ch, topcase beautiful rail and evel roads for driving: gesmboat, xs information ‘address CLARENCE PETERS, . Pro- i HENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH S county, Va, Xow open. Round trip tickets : ‘or pamphlets address: e3-1m_ NFARSON & CO. EDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL the 5: JUNE. on the Sr > JASON STOCK BRIDGE, of the old Fountain, id Gay's Hotel, Baltimore, Ms 3 “Round Triv Tiokets at low rates to be had a checked through. prietors wish it to be distinctly Geption of vermanent residents of the county and thowe Toone ma be now engaged by letter te the ANDER SOR HELIS, BEDFORD SpniwOe, PA. Pamphlets and Bedford Water to be bad at our Gen- gral Acents: 4, 8, SHAFER iorth ‘and SHAFER & GO., 1003 a THE ANDERSON HEIRS, Proprietors. IVER SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN FOR BOARD per. when over a week. Children years Invariably 75 cents. Fruit, fishing, medical bills spd medicine all free. New attractions for this reason are more room, fine seine, ice cream and soda f¢ omptly Tht sipetmmbinas tac sa 3e2-2m_ River Springs, Ma. (CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALEALINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. OPEN JUNE FIRST TO OCTOBER, and, later when company will Justify, having the’ largest swimmine pool of carbonated mineral, Water in the world. | Also, Chalybeate Sprites. (#eoo tonone,) rich in frou, and, from a half to three-quar- ters of'an hour's ride, (carriage or k,) a fine White Sulphur. Grand mountain scenery, sumimer cli- mate unsurpassed: acharining summer home. More satisfactory results in a number of discases (some In a few weeks, others a season) than any springs in this country of Europe and rates of charge moderate. Easy of access from all points of the compass. Pamphlets and water at Thompson's, 703 15th street, Washington, D.C., or wili be sent direct on application. Fine band, ‘boating and fishing. Engage rooms early. Hun: Turned away each season Unable to get Quarters. ee W. H. SALE, Proprietor. OCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. Great North Morntain, near Winchester, Va. é AB. RATT, Proprietor. "utd Open June Int. For pamphlets gi terms and all information, apply to A. 8. PRATT & SON, 401 9th atrect northwest. Rooms early. my9-3m LOCK 1SLAND, RB. 1. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, THE FAVORITE OCEAN RESORT FOR WASH- INGTON PEOPLE. ‘The medical profession pronounce this the, most healthy resort on the Atlantic coast. It is 15 miles at sea; pure ocean Scligutfal wales aod carl ificent basa, ‘and drives; magnif on trout, sword, cod and blue fishing. No malaria, bay fever, gethmis or summer diseases, &¢., oD ‘The Ocean View is on ahich bluff, overlooking the Qoean, and accommodates 500 guests: broad ex- 2 ‘breezes: always, 3, surf and still water 2 18 NOW RUNNING FAST FXPRESS TRAING OF ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHES AND PARLOR CAR&, In which the charge for seat has been reduced to 25 ctw) ‘THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN NINETY MINUTESY Passengers ‘will take the trains of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad to Gelphia and arrive at the pew Broad street Staion of ‘Penusylvania y < or street cars connect direct to Station of the West sey Railroad at foot of Market street. ‘or throuah tickets, bageage checks and full informes tion apply as follows: Northeast corner of 13th and Pennsylvania avenue, Station Baltiuore and mac Railroad, corner 6th and B streets; 619 Pennsylvae nia avenue: 1351 Pennsylvania avenue. FRANK THOMSON, 3. R. WOOD, OCKWOOD HoUS! RPE FER! en Bre SE LOVER E, Prommcrees | Unsurpased : produce fresh from cour: Km fo 80 perweek. Open dusek muda t dh lkdim —— Jonpan WHITE SULry INGS, Co., Var” ireulare at Star office. xi-6w W2°1E MOUNTAINS OF NEW HAMPSH PARA Aram mouse MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE. BARRON, MERRILL & BALRON, vrictors.. OPEN QUMMIT HOUSE, CRANBERRY, W. VIRGIN 3S situated on top of Cheat Mountain, 2,709, feet above level of the sca; highest point on' B&O. KR R.; hay fever patients find aure, relief; accommodations the best. For forther informa: tion address Mrs. MARY E. WORTHINGTON. 0-20 [T= WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, ¥. ¥., Willonen JUNE 24. It has sccommodations, for 450 guests, and offers more attractions than ang other wearide resort on the Atlantic ‘coast. T7 xcelient advantages for boating, fix bathing. Contains every modern appliaher, spacious room, best large parlors, pasmunper cle Tator music bal ‘ad. theatricain, oRclvass billiard root, steam qocat for cxcuraonan, eall aid soe firwt-claag acht for excursions, sail an Every and bosrding stable, Grounds iitmtusted My electric light. New York and Boston stock reports ree ceived every hour. Two miles from Portsmouth and twa hours’ ride from Boston by Eastern Railroad. Coachey of the hotel always in waiting. Address, Portsmouth, N. Hf. my29-m&th2m GEORGE F. THOMPSON, Manager, ‘Vein nose, Allsintic City, N. J. spon April 15th for he season. 5 ‘The mow acry and delightful Summer Home, ‘oom on the cee-t. A Sea View from every the house. “Good bathing. Croquet grounds, gther onportanitics for social enjoyment. ‘Ehe ontaty nment ‘B epecialty. iis. D. B. STOCKMAM. mh?8. 945 K street, Washinet 0. STEAMERS. &c. Nn YORK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. ‘The first-clam, full powered, Clyde-built Dutd} Steamships of this Lins AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM, SCHIEDA\ EDAM, ZAANDAM, P. CALAND. ed W.'A. SCHOLTEN. MAAS, Carrying the U.8. Mails to the Netherlands. leave Pany"s Pier, foot of Sussex street, Jersey City, N regularly every WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam an m, alternatel; 0; second cabin, First cabin. Ns $26. Recteg weenie) Ueeaoe og aes &CO., 925 Pennayl avin avenue, Washington. iE STEAMER ““MATTANO" LEAVES 7: street wl every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AN! HURSDAY, at seven o'clock a.m.. for Potomac river ear’ inte s eplendid | jan stopping at landings in Nomtni on Tuesdays Tnusics elogent Galland dh room: hot’ and and rndaga latte Crock on Sundays and ‘Thuces sea baths im hotel: has more permanent families than Chapel Point and Brent's Wharf Sundays * “down! sty hotel on the Atlantic coast; electric Bas, Be., | and Wedneadays, “un,” and Matiawoman Orak om every room; submarine cable nd.” Two | SY ‘down’ 5 minaller houses ~Pequotand Hotel Matrissesundersaine | Wathineton every “Monday, Wednesday and Management. Send for Illustrated Handbook. Rernoons. . 0. 8. MARDEN, Manager, jor information spety G. 7. JONES. 228-2m 43 Bowdoin st., Boston. until June 15th. | my28 fs fitter what Cat HALL, CAPE MAY, Inequaled location, substantial =< J new furniture. prompt aud attentive serv NEL, A TABLE OF PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE. ‘The Orchestra will be conducted by ‘Mr. Of, Colunade Hiotl, Fuilsdcipbia, Opens June my19-2m ILANTIC CITY. OLNEY, ‘This celebrated Cottage, with all_ modern; fmprovementa, will be opened for’ the recep- tion of guests MAY 20TH. The location being, central, an unobstructed view of the ocean makes it one SHTerms moderate. ‘Sniertainment’ of tamPes aepe- ‘erms 3 . "180 Paes Aral sin Sea venue, OF) en myl1-3m ne oppoaiiantie Gy, BS. eevtion of Guess JUNE ist, 16a, Tike go ion ist, well renowned place has undergone tensive and thorough both as to the, hotels proper and the grounds. Special attention Yeon ven to the sanitary department For further in- formation send for descriptive catalogues, or apply to JOHN W. DEEW, corner 9th and Pennaylvania ave- nue, and to WM.’C. MILBURN, 1429 Pennsylvania Washi: D.C. “isas-2m- J. N. WOODWARD, Gen'l Manager. \CEAN VIEW. BETWEEN CAPES HENRY AND and twenty minutes ride by rally from Norf< ‘Trains elegant seaside resort, N. a devant, reson eH furnished out. ‘and bathing 108 eur: ‘on the Atiantic coast. ‘The undereined ameures ‘public that Ocean View will be kept first-class in every particular. Board $2.50 per day, and liberal ar- Fangements made for: partios, by the week, or month. or telegrams to J. A. medy, Ocean View, Va, will receive prompt aitention. "Boats and Fishing KENNEDY, Proprietor.” AteYs. Soyaa ina (CLARENDON HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, XN. ¥., OPENS JUNE 15ru., ENLARGED AND REFURNISHED. ae myl3-Cw HARRIS & LOSEKAM, Proprietors. ARATOGA SPRINGS. UNITED STATES HOTEL. Season of 1882 opens JUNE 10th and closes SEP: MBER 90th, Tayeae TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. ieee PARK HOTEL, SEASIDE PARE, N. J., Ss bal pen JUNE 10. Accommodations, 3 excellent; sailis and fishing’ Unexéelled. Address HO. HEIR, cc mtoat N. J. until June 1. After that, Seaside Park |. J. ‘OUNTAIN TOP HOTEL. 1,996 FEET, above Tide Water, | Situated i LD POINT COMFORT, ‘VIRGINIA. HYGEIA HOTEL, oO Bituated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. oval all the year. "Equal to any hotel in the United States. Surroundings fishing Open fret-claes bond apecious erownde i a a s f ‘and fine shade; abundance of milk, fruit and! ‘vegetables. circular. MES. A. MEARN: & my90-Im* Highisod Malls, 'TOCKTON Hi S CAPE MAY, N.3. BEASON OF 1882 UPENS JUNE 29. Under new management. acum fat tions sttention addressed SO3°E WHANNOW: Carraiton House Bais more, Md., oF %0 2. 8. BOOTHBY, Maxaczn, CAPE MAY, Sev. OXFORD, MARYLAND, ‘be open JUNE 10th for reception of; my25-: Ppotemac TRANSPORTATION LINE. ‘On and after MARCH 19th the STEAMER SUF, Caps fain W. C, GEUGHEGAN, will leave STEPHENSO) WHARF, foot of 7th street, EVERY SU. o'clock p:m., for Baltimore and River: All River Freight must be Prepaid. ‘Returning, arrive in Washington every Raturday night STEPHENSON & BRO., Aorxrs, mi6-6m_ 7th street Wharf and Cor, 12th and Pa. ave, eee age NOTICE FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. On and after NOVEMBER 34, 1881, the steamep AKROWSMITH will leave acr wharf, foot of 7th «trast, at7a.m. every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR- DAY for all river landings: On MONDAY afar sa Nomini Ferry. On THURSDAY, Nomint, Curri Leonardtown and St, Clement's Hage biome Coldron's and Howard's. On SATURDAY. C and Leonardtown. JOHN B. WOOD, m8 Agent. ORFOLE AND NEW YORK STEAMEKS. THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE. Will leave her wharf, foot of 6th street, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5:90 'cI'k p.m, touch> SSSNECHNG AT NOMFOLR WEEN THI ‘BosTOR AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS. Becund-claes tareto Pie) Pots snd Point Leokout, are topangy snd SATURDAYS. at four cdo pane ee THE NEW YORK STEAMERS ret wing Pier 41, Kast River, New York, every BATURDAY® at four’ otiock play, aod, Gooncstone every FRIDAY, ‘at 7 o'clock a.m, For particulars apply Pee he a Bui B. & O. "Ticket offion, 1351 aver PAMevRG Line. WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY AT2P. M. FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. For Passage apply to = ©. B. RICHARD & 00., General Passenger Agents, 61 Broadway, New York, Orto PERCY G. SMITH, 1361 and 619 Pennsylvanis avenue. Sena for **Tourist Gazet! ‘ORTH GERMAN LIC STEAMSHIP LIne BETWEEN Ni Loxbon, SOUTHAMPTON AKD ‘The steamers of this C= RUPPERE, ‘NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, mEADQUASTSS FOR TP oll CHILe the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability in the ARCHERY, FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET and LAWN TENNIS, BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, TRI- CYCLES, WAGONS, &., can be bought st the lowes al CHR RUPPERT. Bet Bos FLARE sore, 9 AnD 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 Hate, from 26e. upwards. The best $1 School Shoe in the citys ‘Minees and Children's Sppere and N.P. Ties for exam- ination. from 75c. up; our J.0.W. Cong. Gsiter and J. W. SELBY, a —-