Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ‘TUESDAY = 20, 1892. ‘The Weather. LOCAL MENTION. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER, ¥ Wasnixetow, D.C., June 2), 1982, 9:30a.m. For the middie Atlantic states, cool, fair eather, northerly winds, shifting to easterly, Darometer. Special Weather Ballctia. TO-MOREOW TO BE COOr, AN! ‘The cbiet signal oTicer The following speciai bulletin to The barometer 1s lowest in the uj and highest in th walls in the distri ith cooler north te and cooler ion an revall tn and t lake resi tor eee calrains, W a the Bor Te reported Montre wi Rarrwr¥ Grown 15 Ace cream, $1.25 a gal. ; qt tin Acnomatic field glazes $7. ave. Asovt midnight last nl enter the house of Mich: Boutheast. They were db te Mi ather Wil pre e const during region delictous hy, thieves attempted to Connor, No. 413 L ered by a young lady treet and scared cif by her cries, which brought out ue Beighborhood. Ricuarp IeNpExsos, $2 9h strect, under Lin- eoln Hall. “Direct importation of English wall pers, with s- ms front erican, ries, at popular pri 403 Gch street. Medical purposes. Phy hotice at Chr. Xander’s ‘Wixvow put up by any onc Jesr Recrivep a job lot of Ori Wide, only 2. per yard. Mrs. M: iz Zin street, —Getit Hat i @ontinued until ail sale of mil h . 4 Penna. avenue. al laces, very x Weyl, agent, 3 Roach Powder. $3, at Prigg’s, ad which wWiil be Taearsx Comrque.—Va ABNER's SUMMER GARDE: Dniver’s Gar jety and avenue, between 1 Street lamps @xtinguished at 2:20 a. m. ‘A boy named Eugene Kilimartin Pudge Snel! yesterday for indecent Datbing tu Kock creek. Geo. Warren, a colored man, was CITY AND DISTRICT. Ammsemenits To-night. burlesque, Concert. peeialty performance. ‘THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL.—D and Hch streets. Ww York —_ Condensed Locals. will be lighted at 9 p. m. and was fined $2 by exposure while charged in the Police Court yesterday with assaulting an oid white lady named Mary Offenstine Dn the leg with a large stone. by striking her The testimony Bhowed that the assault was a savage one. The fase was continued for sentence to await the In- Juries of the lady. Yesteruay, Richard Woif petitioned the Equity Court to appoint a commission de lunatico iuuir- endo to inquire Into the alleged Insanity of C. E. Wolf, who was a private in company C, 5th Mary- land Volunteers, and to appo! int a guardian sothat SB pension claim due iim may be legally collected. About three o'clock this moraing, a young white Woman named Emma Moore, wio lives at house No, 206 1th street northw Blory window While asieep aiid {cil below. She was painfully, est, Walked out of a third on the balcony though not fatally in- Dr. Muncaster attended her. Yesterday afternoon Eiward Ellis, colored, who Hives at 613 Q street, wa: Dy his wife, who used a Was taken fo the Freedmau’s he adiy cut in his left arm i butcher knife. He ital, where Dr. Purvis dressed biS wound and pronounced it not aangerous. duly. Base ball yesterday: Interior Dep: ; Bureau of jadelphia—Buffalos, folt—Chicagos, 12; Detrvits ‘The closing exercises of the 7u Bchools took place to-day, and J. Shillington sends the Century Magazine for cere largel artment nine, Engraving and Printing nine,4 At railidelphiiss, Sy tDe- ublic at. h grade ‘ended. The close of the’ schools in the seeond subdivision was held to-day. The school build fmzs—John F.Cook, 40 nd L strects,and Garnet— ‘Were Silled with the friends of the puplis. Dr. John L. Crouse, who resides strect northwest, was struck wit paralysis last Sunday, ysiclans have Httle hope of his ‘This morning, in the Pottce Court ley was charzed vith profanity. and some of ti at No. 1146 8th hb an attack of attending recovery. t, T. F. McCau- Joun A. Moss t, colored, testified that last Thursday, wh: sonie colored girls were passing MeCauiey's store in East Washington, some boys insulted the girls and they called Mr. McCauley’s attention to the fact, when he cursed them. Mfr. McCauley denied the charge, but the court imposed @ Boe of £5. It ts rumored in St. Lou! he defaulter, has been living the that Capt. Howgate, for three weeks sed by slaving off his heavy mous- A great many pleasant people have made arrange ments to visit Mount Vernon on to-morrow atter- Qeon with the homeopaths, that Bs sure to be one of the most delightful of Bon. See the advt. the excursion @ sea~ Policemen Shanks and Cooper, of the seventh cinet, have sworn out wari Tants against Fenteen liquor sellers for keeping their bars open last Sunday. hotels on the avenue. ‘the Police Court to-morro: — ‘The number inciud: 'S Several ‘The cases will be tried in The G. A. R. National Encampment, PROGRAM OF THE WASHINGTON OXGANIZATIONS. ‘The members of the Grand Arm: i of this city, escorted by the ps and National Rifles, will & of the Re- Unton Veteran on a special train over the Baltimore and Potomac road for Baltimore to-morrow moraing a The Yarious “Post's” will march In the following order: John A. Kawlins, No. 1, E. K. Win: with Comrades Cross and Joy: frst and d sections; Carson, Chase, © coin, comm: mander; mands god Burnsi: With one exceptio Of this city Is the old having bee “inissed a @esiring to go will “f and D streets c rd will leave for ‘ow morning. Ssort, of the cca tn Baltimore arranzt for the trip of the corps to day next, s:ys the cor, to the depot. nding the No. 2, W. HL The Baltimore at 6 Union Veteran Corps, ing the detalis at place on Wedn will be quartered at the Eataw House, instead of the Academy of Music a3 bere eltizens’ hospitality co: committee of the G @uring thetr three days’ stay. Many business places and the Cit more gre alrexty bh: Wednesday moraing the line of ma fuse with bunting and mottoes ap; @ccasion. ‘Two ambulances have been ecutive committee, and severa Gfans have tendered their services ent or sickness to any of the mill Of the G. ALR. ror dsomely decorated, Prominent “fore reported, and will be the guests of the mittee and the executive and Army of the Kepublic y Hall in Balti ani hk will be pro- Topriate to the ‘ided by the ex- nyst- 1n case Of acel- tia or members The Washiagton Cadets, Capt. Fleetwood, will eave here to-night, in the’ 9:15 train, Baltimore and Potomc railroad, for Baltimore. take sixty men, besides th: ae ‘Tue GarrieLD MEMORIAL my ‘They will corps. ‘HURCH.—The work @ the Gartieid memorial church ts being pushed forward so rapidly that it is expected the corner Stone can be Beis the inte: the 24 of Jul: td In the early part of next month. Guitean, the Assassin. HOW HE RECEIVED THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF JUDGE BRADLEY'S DECISION—HIS SPIRITS VISIBLY DECLIX- ING—AN EFFORT TO BE MADE TO HAVE THE PRESI- DENT INTERFERE. Yesterday, Guiteam received one of his regular tri-weekly visits from his minister, Rev. Dr. Hicks, of the Tabernacle church, and they spent nearly two hours together. The conversation (suggested by the prisoner) was on the subject of inspiration. In the afternoon Mr. Reed called and informed the prisoner of the adverse decision of Mr. Justice Bradley on the appiteation for a writ of habeas corpus. Guiteau reccived this news with a smile, and sppeared to be more cheerful under ft than did Mr. Reed, However, Guiteau’s manner soon afterwards showed tliat he realized the hopeless- ness of his ease. it has been evident during the =t Week that, despite the prisoner's disavowals, he has rel.cd upox the efforts of Mr. Reed to secure from Judge Bradley a writ of habeas corpus. The 5 views in this respect ts explained by his hopes ta executive interference nelied. Through his counsel he PRESIDENT ARTHUR had been sounded informally pending further legal $3, and had givea no encouragement Ail legal measures having been taken case, It is likely that a formal application will be made to the President for a respite of a few wee! though Guiteau insists that he will sept nothing short ot a pardon. ‘There 1s but litle doubt now that tae sentence of the court will be carried out on Friday, the 30th inst. STRINGENT ORDERS. Now that the last hope appears to have gone, tue prisoner's guards have received the most rigid orders, They are not only to be near the cell at ali times, but they are not to take their eyes from the prisoner either when he ts awake or asicep, | No person whatever Is allowed to see him cut of the presence of the guard on duty and the war- den, deputy warden or some other oficial. THE PRISONER THIS MORNING had, to some extent, recovered bis cheerfulness, but was not as bright as he was yesterday. The guards neticed that he was on the whole less {n- clined to talk. When Dr. Hicks called, about 111 o'clock, he entered Into conversation about his seussed it on the theory that he was 1 was inspired todo the shooting. nowledged that a man might xen as to bis inspiration. Dr. H.’s tater- terview was not as long to-day as usual. MS. DUNMIRE’S DENIAL. Mrs. Dunmire, Guitean’s divorced wife, writes to the Leadvilie Cironicie in reply to an article based on a letter alleged to have been written by her to C. H. Reed, counsel for the assassin, authorizing the use of her name in a petition for his pardon, in | Which she repudietes the letter, and adds: “With reference to iny seeking a pardon for Guiteau, T have ne d the thought. As Tam still Mm possession of an average degree of common sense an/ ordinary Intelllzence, I could not reason- ably er honorabl: in such an idea.” y there 1s a state- signs himself J. @. n U,with water. Ibis a very easy matter for an cnenuy to send samples of milk to be analyzed, and have a report made by a chemist, when no Such milk eame from said dairy. IC J. G: M. is a man, and Is destrous to prevent the adulte- ration of miix, let him sign his full name to his commuatcation, and he will be welcomed, if he 1s accompanied by an honest ian, to receive all the samples of milk sold by the Swiss dairy, ‘Mrs. EK. WAGNER, 403 East Capitol street. —— A Deserrep Wire Svzs For A Divonce.—Mr. TI. B. Mouiton has, for Elien V. Clements, fied a bili for a divorce from Noah A. Clements.’ They were married here October 24, 1877, and have one cbiid. She states that they ved together six months, when he left her for some months, but returned after the birth of her child and remained two months, deserting her finatiy November 4th, 1879, and since that time has not contributed to her sup- ort, save that on January 20th he sent her $20. ihe states her belief to be that Clements is now in Washington Territory. IN WHITE DRESS GOODS. BAzean India Linens only 12% cents, Enwlish Sheer Dimity 1234 cents, Satin Stripe Nainsook 12° cents, Marseilles end Piqnes 3234 cents. Dotted end Fizured swiss 20 cents. Victoria Lawns, Persian Lawns. Tarlatanes, French Organdies, Mull Muslins, Wamsutta Cotton 9 centa, Lonsdale Cambric, 10 cents. Linen Lawns, choice styles, 8 cents. American Organdy Lawns in tinted grounds blue, lavender and cream, lawn tennis polka bisek figures, brown feures, pink and blues Cretonne Foulard, in satine styles, 1214 cents. Black end White Check Dress Goods 26 cents. All-wool Lace Bunting 25 cents. Spring Drees, new styles. ‘All-woo! Lace Grenadines. Cloth for Men and Boys’ Suits 25, 37 and 50 cents, ‘Matting, Carvets and Oil Cloths. Linens for Boys’ Suits 15, 13, 20 and 25 cents. Xk, ou Madras and Striped Dress Ginghams 10 cents and 123 Parasols, silk lining. Spanish lace, gilt ribs, $4 and $5. Parasols $1.25, $1. $1.75, $2, $2.50, TOWsoN's, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 415 SOUTH SIDE. Tre IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER, ‘BEST FOR ‘TOILET, BATH, HANDKERCHIEF, i HOSTETTER'S, HOSTETTER’S. Tt SSSg TITT EEK TITT it To § pie at H H oo Ssss8 Tf ERR T THT EER RRR 1 g8585 | Ee kee 58s, 2 ERER ER Ey Sass CELEBRATED STOMACH ‘The feeble and emaciated, suffering from dyspepsia 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 ita restorative properties. Physicians everywhere, dis- gusted with the adulterated liquors of commerce, pre- scribe it as the safest and most reliable of all stomachics For sale by all Draggists and Dealers generally. Jel pn, if possible, to lay the stone on anniversary of the shooting of ‘the late Prestient, with ceramonies of spectal In- ferest. A general {nvitation has been extended to the members of the Christian church th: the country, and President Hinsdale, of » OLNO, Hon. AL . Pettibone, of Tennessee, have accepted 3 E oceasion, sale of this evening, at ‘The which wil! commence at Dowling’: out tram Willis, of Kentucky, and 7280 o'clock, fs well worthy the attention of book- buyers. The catalogue contains bracing ies of valax! Tur Waxmonra adjourned cemetery 1,440 lots, em- e entire contents of three private [ftra- intscellaneous works. See advt, METERY AGITATION.—At an ec Ung of the lot-owners of Harmonial (colored), at Berean Bapust church, last evening, the committee appoiated last week to eonsider the cond!tion of the ‘through Mr. W. H. ‘Cook, one of the trustees, had 31 owners {OFM aN asso to the trustees, w twol of the cemetery. unetery, Te} A. Wormley, that Mr. Jonn F. ted, yested that the make a In reference to the DUFial Of the committee reported that the woman who = the cemetery, heretofore noted in THE aD bad it buried had removed it cut of Tespect for =. MeCoy, though she malatained her right to iry it In the cemetery if she were so disposed. ‘The committee subinitted the laws under which cemetery was heid and recommend mat of legal counsel and, if necessary, ing Congress for help, with the Wing the title of the cemetsry vested in the Was accepted and the to take Immediate action if owners. The mittee found it advisable. AE aE Puizrs Wow By Wasurnctoy ed the: HF ae ee LAB ARRIVAL OF SPRING CLOTHING ‘TO-DAY. ‘Be Sure and Buy at the Great BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, Arplenaid AT-Wool Saitfor $12, worth aa ys" Suit for $6.50, worth Spits at $9.50, worth £4.75. Nos Cuildeen'e Going ef essving ot MET of Men's, Bays’ ‘Many of our ‘are equal to custom weed peers omen eeeanay™ All styles of Fine and Medium Clothing for Men, Boys’ and Children, much lower prices than you ‘ever bought them before, at the Great Seciety Notes. - Rev. Mr. Fletcher, formerly assistant rector of the Epiphany church, who was married there in Easter week to Miss Moffatt, was greeted by a de- lightful surprise when he took his bride to his new parish in New Jersey. A comfortable house had ‘been rented for the couple and furnished by the congregation, and good servants engaged, so that on their arrival-they were taken at once to a charming home. The widow of ex-Representative Banning, who has been in wretched health since her husband's death last winter, one of her brothers having died about the same time, 13 recovering. She and her children will probably spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. Donn Platt, in their new house, com- Picted this month, on’ their country piace near West Liberty, Onto. ‘The family of Representative Harris, of New Jersey, left this morning for their home, at Belvi- Ceve, In that state. —Ex-Secretary’s Biaine’s new house wit not be entirely ready for occupancy until Novemoer. He and his family expect to move into it at that time.——Representative Steele’s wife returned this week to their home in Indiana. —<—<—$_—_ +e Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tae LvENING Star. Gov. SuurH’s Srascu.—Ex-Goy. William Smith, addressed a large audience last night at Armory hali, fa favor of loca! option. He criticised with some severity the course of Senator Riddleberger in the legislature upon the subject of local option, and occupted two honrs with his address, * City Finances.—Tho finance coimittee com- Neted this afternoon their annual examination of he city accounts. The city collectors have paid in this week over seven thousand dollars, ‘THE ENGLAND Cask.—The mayor yesterday after- noon made an end to the case of Wililam England, growing out of trouble on the A. and W. train as to the payment of fare, by discharging ail partes. Joun Witsos, the young man killed at Mr. Bona- rte’s new house in Washington yesterday, was. rought here for burlal to-day. He is the soa or the late Chas. Wilson, « well-known shoeman here, He was for some time a clerx, and has been but recently engaged in laboring work. He lest a brother last year by drowning in the canal here. elas is the daughter of Mr. John Calls, of West nd. Reporter's Notrs.—Mr. R. S. Stringfellow, for some time clerk at the Manston house, died there this morning about 4 o'clock, of consumption. He married a daughter of the late James Green, of thts city. —The remains of Mr. James Saunders, Who died at his residence on Missourt avenue, Washington, were brought to Alexandria this morning ani buried in the Presbyterian cem- etery.—Two colored women, May Ward and M. Brown, ore locked up at the station-house for dis- orderly conduct.—Most of the members of the finance committee have determined to serve no longer than their present term. Sr0kes PLEASING EXCURSIONS. TOUR TO HUDSON RIVER, HOWE'S CAVE, COOPERSTOWN, OTSEGO LAK! RICHFIELD SPRINGS, sig TRENTON FALLS, THOUSAND ISLANDS, ALEXANDRIA BAY, AU-SABLE CHASM, LAKES CHAMPLAIN AND GEORGE, SARATOGA, Exc. A trip of 13 daya, inclusing Hotel and all necessary MONTREAL, expenses fi beginning to end of journey, for only Seventy-T h:ve Dollars from BALTIMORE. ‘Tour to Mount Desert, the Island of Mountsins in the Sea, ins, Top of Mount Washington, &e., a tour of 10 days, with all expenses included, for only Sixty-Three Dollars, he special advantages of these tours is that you know exactly what the trip will cost you before leaving home. ‘The pleasure of travelling without takiug care of your baggege. | Your entire time given to eight-see- ing and enjoyment, £2 “A book descriptive of the above tours sent on ap- plication to = W. L. STORK, 220 V. BALTIMORE STREET, fel7-3t Baltimore. H HU UBBR PPP NNN O H H HO UB BP Pu UNN NOOR i HHHU U BBR PPP U UNNNG HHH H HU UB BP U_ UNNNO CH H uo H UU BBB P .. UU NNN CCOM HU THE “ONLY” AND “ORIGINAL,” as made by C. H. GRAVES, OF BOSTON, Isready on opening, and just the thing for uso CLUBS, HOTELS AND PARTIES, . And et private spreads. Puta Case in your winecellar, ‘Trade supplied by G. G. CORNWELL, 418 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Atretail by bottle or dozen of J. H. MAGRUDER, 1417 New York avo. B. W. REED'S SONS, 1216 F street. BEALL & BAKER, 490 Pennsylvania ave. —m25-e03m coo L A RRR KER TTIT sss ccL & A R 7 8 G L AA RRR Ly ‘BSS oo L AAA ROR Fr sos veo LLL A A RK R T '8Ss' 700 Doz. MEDOC, BORDEA’ 609 Doz. GUTEDEL, CALIFORNIA HOCK. 900 Doz. ZINFAUDEL, CALIFORNIA CLARET, Which Our Customers pronounce superb, SOLD VERY LOW. Also, large quantity Mineral Waters, Lime Juice, Bottied Ales, and Brown Stout. J. B. BRYAN & BRO., Je9-2w 608 Penn. aye,, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. i” POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO., - in the city of Louisville, ou ed ey ae pe puresones an act of the ‘General Kicmtly ot ‘The United States Circuit Court, on March 31, ren- dered the following decision: Firet—That the Commonwealth Distribution Com- pany is legal Higesataay Mae Sea a argo esr fund Reena Read careful, ‘the list of prizes for the JUNE DRAWING. ay iin woes SESS Sou 3,960 Prizes, $112, 400 ohlicle tickets, $2, half tickets, $1:27 tickets, "$50; 55 it money or bank draft by letter, or send x reas DONT BEND BY REGISTERED LETTEIS BT OFFICE ORDER. Orders of folk Mi: BOANDMAN rier few Work; or J. W. CLAN! northwest, ‘and 1422 Pennsylvania avenue, fal-t&th EAN LADIES PLUMP AND FAIR. Plain home treatment, ‘Send stamp for particulars, THE ADIPO-N ION CO. Jel-c0, 12¢ 2d 8: Bit stieot Pulbatelphia, Pa. VERY ONE HIS OWN ARTIST.—A WONDER FUL INVENTION.—New Artem all kinds nired. of drawing, bi are furnished free. L4 FLEUR'S EXCRETER, THEBEST TONIC KNOWN. {Cures Rhumatian, Coushe, Colds, Pulmonary Com Eis Mtiuarta alll discseee of tha bisegne™s D7" and Cure of ay Bender deculas: Eomeale by oh deter mmomals La FLEUR & CO., 2¢0 WEST PRATT STREET, NEAR SHARP. Baltimore, Ma. 1x o's, : 436 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, Mammas, If your little onearontract skin diseases at school, Rs Hop Bitters have more patience than Job, curing thousands of patients % = »€he Term Hydra may be torepresent any manifold eviL Ifyou would battle successfully with this many- headed monster obdiséase you wil find it expedi- ent to keep Mrs. ‘Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound always at hand.—Dr. Banning. When a Campaign against disease is w: with Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient, the enemy flight. It is the tncom- pone Specific for Constipation, Bilousness and yspepsia. No Matter what your feelingsor aijment is, Hop Bitters will do you good. Prove it. : Does Your Head Ache? Lodiiie’s Specific cures the worst casein 5 to 30 minutes, 50 cents. Af all drug stores. Church’ Coughs are evils of the past. Any cough, however viotent, can be cured by Hale's Honey of Horehound and ‘ar, Pike’s Toothache Drops cure In one minute, Nervous De! ty 4s a depressed, irritable state of mind; a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling; no energy; no anima- tion; confused head; weak memory; loss of power in generative organs occasioned by éxcesses; men- tal o¥erwork, or indiscretions, A positive ihfalll- able remedy for all these troubles is found in Allen’s Brain Food, which tones up the system, arrests ail {involuntary discha: removes men- tal gloom and despondency, and restores wonder- ful power to the weakened organs. Sold by all druggists, $1 package, 6 for $5, or seat free by mail gn receipt, of price, from ALLEN'S PHARMACY, 315 First avenue, N. Y. Storr & CROMWELL, Agents, 480 Pennsylvania avenue. All Cases of Weak or Lame Rack, backache, rheumatism, &., will find relief by wearing one of Carter’s Smart Weed .and Bella- donna Backache Plasters. Price, 25c. $1,000 Rewara For any case of bitnd, See itching, ulcerated, or protruding Piles that DeBlng’s Pile Remeay falls to cure, ” Prepared by J. P. Miller, M. D.. 915 Arch strect, Philadeiphia, Pa. None genuine with- Out lis signature. Sold by druggists ols-co Decline of Man. Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Tinpotence, Sex. ual Debility, cuted By “Wells’ Health Renewer.” $1. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. 8 “Alderney Dalry Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Matter, churned every morning and delivered in 3-1b. “Ward” prints 4c. per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, tc. per qt. Cream, ide. pint. PIANOS AND ORGANS. C AUNCEY J.° REED, 433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, SoLe AGENT For the Matchless HLINEKAMP PIANOS ASD THE SHONINGER CYMBELLA ORGANS, Offers the followinss unprecedentod list of Special Bar- ng: No. 1—One magnificent Rosewood Piano, 7 octav carved 1 andiyre, pearly new, with embroidere ¢0 er that cost $25, and upholstered stool, made by Earnest Tobler, atid good as new, $175, No. 2—A celebrate N. Y. Piano, with carved legs and lyre. handsome embroidered’ cover and stool, war- No. d “One euperl Upricht Plato by aie oF the eldest [O.. e superb lano by cne of re old Xx, makers, ‘used six mouths, will be sacrificed at No, t>One celebrated Stienway Piano in good order, No, 5—One genuine Chickering in good order, with stool and cover, $75. No. 6—One Rosewood Piano by A. H. Gale & Co., with overstrung bags and modern improvements, $90. No. 7_One Daniel FuBeatty Organ, 27 stops, cost $90, offered at $70. No. 8—Special Bargains in Heinckamp Pianos and Shoninger Cymbella Organs. Sold on §5 monthly payment. + Jeld At DAVIS & €0.’S UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. Great bargains until Ise of July to close out stock for sumer changes. H.L, SUMNER, Agent, 811 9th street northwest. mil JREICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS, PIANOS of various makes for gale and rent at re- duced prices, Wn, _Knabe & Co.'s Worl 1, renowned Pianos. Tuning and Repairing. 423 11th street, above Pennsylvania avenue. 4e8-3m, The best now made, G. H. KOHN, 407 10th street, Sole Agent. EATTY'S ORGANS, 27 STOPS, $90. PIANOS, + GexuTng, DECKER BRO, PIANOS, 2 AND BURDETT ORGANS, Je2 $297 50. Factory running day and night. Ceta: logue free." Address DANIEL BEATE a Washing ; m2 Dy G. L. WILD & BRO., ° 709 7th Street Northwest sole agents for the STLEF FP and theK ANIC! & BACH PIANOS anil ESTEY ORGANS. Special attention given to Tuning Pianos and Orrans. Several Pianos and Organs now for rent atlow rates. FINANCIAL. PBvaTE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE, H. H. DODGE, '| Bonds, Stocksand Investment Securities Bought 2n2 Sold on Commission, No. 539 15rm STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, €4 Broapway, New Yorr. Every class of Securities bought and sold on commis* sionin San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on tha New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one percent commission, Private and direct telegraph wires t> Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through which orders aro executed on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back promptly. Quotations efStocks and Bonds and information regarding tho Markets received throngh our wires INSTANTLY di- rect from the New York Stock Exchance. al GPECIAL BBB S855g, poe, ARGAIN Ssssq BBB Sgss8 ise 33 THIS WEEK. - LACE3! LACES! LACES! LACES! LACES! LACES! LAGES! LACES! During this week we shall offer Special Bargains in ‘rimming Laces, amongst which are the following: One lot IMITATION DUCHESS LACE, worth 18¢. ayard, at only LACES! 100. A ¥aRD, Onelot BRABANT LACE, worth 250,,) AT ldo, A YARD. One lot CLUNY LAOE, worth 20c., AT 1230. A YARD. ‘We have about 8, 265 yards of that Oriental Lace left, which is the talk of towa, and shall continue to sell it one week more for 246, A YARD, ‘We have in our Late Department over 500 patterns to select from, and we guarantee pach pattern a Special SAUBTS!- Fi ONomicaL AND SAFE, ‘WEAVYR, KENGLA & CO.'3 SUMMER RESORTS. =o ae Pores. Mp. em sysop etek wa co UME ‘arrangements for’ ‘Same. Inet Point wharf. Good sailing and bethibe. R. J. ADAMS. . Piney Point, St Mary's county Mae Tie PERENCES: Schmeditie & Bros, 704 7th street. C. Xander, 911 ‘Tth etreet northwest. 3e20-Im* E485, END COTTAGES (FORMERLY CRAMER COTTAGES), Bedford, Pa.—Water from, the several springs st cottaces for ure of' guests, Rooms comfortable and board drst- Glass. J. W. BARNDOLLAR, Proprietor. sea0-Ter Y ee “COLONNADE,” fan? Furnished with all the Modern Improvements, includ- ing Hot and Cold Baths. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Je19-2w cA. RINES. Aue PARK, No Jy THRER MILES BLLOW Long Branch.” The Mansion House, cne, from the ocean, is now open for the re- om ception of guosta. "For partculars address 1: Mrs. B. H. CHADBOURNE, Proprietor, Jel7-2it" (QUES HOUSE, ARBURY PARK, N. J. A specially desirable Cottage Hotel: ned : jock and service unsurpassed; free conveyance to’ besch and from station; rates very reascnable. Adaress A. A. M. CLARK. jelt-om LACKISTON I8LAND.—THIS POPULAR Bi sort is now nm, under the management, hart, premises thoromebiy renerated: plasty wharf, romehly renovated, plen Of shade and deliehtful bathine,. Boating feve lo pileats: ‘Terme $1, 50 per day, 2 pee week, $30 per month. Spe- cial rates for families. Address Mus. ‘Kk. J. ADAMS & 6,, Blaehiston Island, Md., per Steamer Arrowsanith. wy ‘ORK SULPHUR SPRINGS, ADAMS COUNTY, Pa., now open under new fnsnagement. Water—Sulphur, Magnesia snd Tron. reasonable. Washington to Union Si Baltimore) by B. & P., thance by Western Marysand R. to New Oxford, without change. From Baltimore to New Oxford and return, $5.50." Stare from New Oxford, 4 miles. [JeI5-Im*] ’A. 18. SMITI, Proprietor, ~ PPWBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS ‘Will open for reception of guests JUNE, 27th, Forterms, circulars, &e. addrosa ISAAC MENGEL, Mengel House, Je15-2m* Newville, A‘ ‘LANTIC HOTEL, OC! will OPEN ¥OK THE S on the 2ist OF JUNE. For information and @/ circular apply at the Star office. JOHN TRAC ‘1d-Im Ocean City, Maryland ‘OTEL ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., ‘Opens for the season of 1882 Saturday, Jone} 17. ‘The mostelegantly furnished and | best dfs SUMMER RESORTS. a SUMMER RESORTS. Congress Hail lawn, Cape; SHDDLERAUFT, <The Oriel ape Mase * ARINE VILLA, Fe mecaan pes SE MER Fetorthe ocean. Table a specialty. Gas, electric MES_F. HALLENBECK IVER YEW HOUSE, OXFORD, 3 open. The most delightful eummer re- fort in the State, situated tmmedistely on the ¥/ Tesch and within 100 yards of the sl-amboat landings; salt water bathing, boatini: and fish!ne: beautiful level roads for driving; steamboat, rail « telegraph communication. | For information eddress CLARENCE tor, HENANDOAT ALUM SPRINGS, SHENANDOAM nip dckets, And county, Va. Now open. Round Via B.& O/R.E. “For pampblets address Je8-ha FA & CO. RAL SPRINGS HOTER opens on the SH OF J! JASON STOCK Round Trip Tickets at low rates to be had atds Railroad Offices and Basgaze cho Tho Proprietors wish it fo be that the use of the Waters and Grounds confined to thone whO are nests of the esialy held from al weath th cked through, an‘ their use will be ception of permanent residents of the county and tore xl by Jeter t tho ANDER- Rhine P who pay for their ase. fooms may be now e EIKS, BEDFORD SPi Pamphlets and Bodf eral Ager ©. B. SHAPER, ud SHAFER & Co. IVER 81 ere from JUNE Ist to SEP 12d $1.50 per day for less t! k per day when over a weet, Children over tw years invariably Fruit, tithing, seine, ice cream and soja fountsin. — Mail seri prowbtly Tuesday. “Thereday and Sefurday’ af Ih prines, and the M Da. K. P. BLARISTON 42-2m River Springs, PERRY STREET AND BEACH now circulars sud cther PETERS, | Pi 365-2 IDGE, of the old Fountaing , and Guy’: Hotel, Baltimore, Manager. Water to be hail at our Gen- 2A. 8. SHAPER, 49 North Chazies stroct, Md. 010 F street, Wash” 1003 Arch’ stroct, sa, ‘Pa. THE ANDERSON HEIRS, Proprictors. ‘attractions for this reason are wore room, fine coprietor ix Postmaster. Address, SITED STATES HOTET, = LARGEST IN ATLANTIC CITY, toad 18 NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF W. WHITNEY, Mi: . CHASE, Cashier) D. T. MORGAN, Musical Direetor. BROWN & WORLPPER, Proprictora, ——— above, or ©: te 1 nd £0- se1T-00 Mm 0 Koust: MOOSERRAD LAKE, MAINE? The favorite resort of N syortamen, sumnicr bart reular, address OA. 1 eat, a Bost. . Teolm T= WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, (New Broan Gavor Rovrs,) So BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY, 18 NG PAST FXPRESS TRAINS f PASSENGER COACHES ARLOR CARS, In which the charxe for west has beea rednen! to 28 ot’ THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN NINETY MINUTES. Passencere from Washington will teke the ' Teand Totinae fatewwd se Pate arrive at the new Broad street Stacion of the a Katirosd, where Union Transfer Coaches coniect direct to & Y t foot of Market rout tickets, baker . 3. R. WOOD, General Manas General Peseonger Agent. at churches, physi ait beth: fishitig, ten pus, eroque No mounttes $1.50 per d to “all free. Dancing nightly. $28 yer tout §? yer woek; ren halt price, Arrowsmith Terms, . Children and n id from Washing iimuredaye and Satu cid The Suc oa M. ves ver returns cares SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALEALINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. OPEN JUNE FIRST TO OCTOBER, and, Jater when company will justify, having the! larcest swimnmine pool of carbonated mineral water in the world. Alm, Chalybeat tonone,) rich in iron, and, from a haif to three-quar- fers of ‘an hour's ride. (catriege cr horscbact White Sulphur. Grand mountain sconery, mate unsurpassed; a @uarming stimtuer home. satisfactory results ina number of diseases (some 1 few weeks, others a senson) than any springs in { country oF Europe, and rates of chanro mote Of acce from all pomts of the compass. | Patuplis eBLT FM Ps OCKWOOD HOUSE, Mr EA Board unsurpassed pro try market; ood bode; high elewntic low, $5260 per wee! WitS-*, th, Lad: “JORDAN WHITE. Ste Fr. § Circulars at Star office. JeT-6w ROCK HOU GOOD THAW wester, Masa. ext Surf Atuthii Atlantic coust. Send. na bi lets OCEAN HOTEL. JUNE, JULY, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. im __ CHARLES & WARREN LELAND, Jn. BIA, Ocean Bracu, N. J.. OPENS JUNE 247i. For illustrated circular, terme, &c., address Je10-1m FRED. E. FOSTER. Open June to October. Hotel and three Cottages ac- commodate, two hundred guests: celebrated spri CLARENDON HOUSE, CLARENDON SpRixas, Vr. | beautift ‘k and fountain: pleasant drives; billiards; bowling: raph office connected with hotel. Send for circular. J610-2m B, MURRAY & SONS., Props. MOUNTAIN House, CRESSON SPRING! Cambriacounty, Pennevivania, 9 OPENS JUNE 22, 1832. + ‘On main line of Pennsylvania railroad, feet ve sea level, situated in a park cf one hundred acres, amid the matchless scenery of the Allegkenies. Ite accessibility, pure air, and freedom from malaria, flies and mosquitos render it the most desirable resort in the state. During 1881 a New Hotel was erected, first class in ‘all ita appointments, and capable (with cot- taxes) of accommodating nearly 1,000 guests. Cottage 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., is also under Mr. ‘IxLER’s mavagenient. Send fur circu- Jar. Je9-Lm prey POINT HOTEL, Sr. Mary's County, Manyiaxp, Open for reception of Guests Joxe 15th, under the management of the owner, Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS. ‘The Hotel has just been thoroughly reno- vated, furnished and suppiied witn every convenience for the comfort of guests, and is a first-class Summer | Home for fembiee. ay aos fe ‘Terms—$2 per day, $10 per week, an month. Special arrangements mede for families. Daily com: munication Washington, Baltimore, and Norfolk by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady of the Lake, and Jane Mossley For further information address Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS, 4e9-3m Piney Point, St. Mary’s Co., Md. pe WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA. This celebrated and fashionable Watering Y¢7 nce 18 NOW OPEN, ‘The elevation of the surrounding mountains is 3,500 feet above the eea level. Capacity, 2,000 persons. Pamphlets to. be had’ at W. &. Thompson's, 703 15th st., Va. M. R.R. Office, 01 Pa. ave, and C. & 0. B.R. Office, 1513 Pa. aye. GEO.'L, PEYTON, Je9-im ‘Managing Director. CUBETON HOUSE OPEN. — ABOUT ONE HOUR from Washington. Five trains daily. Shade, “Mountain air. Agreeabie nezhbor- Y/R hood.” Delicions water, Moderate prices, Address Proprietor, Clifton Station, Fairfax Uo., Va. my31-2m WATER GaP HOUSE. DELAWARE Water Gar, Pa, ie Open from Juno 10th to October 25th, Scenery un- ‘urpassed and house complete in modern improvements, Water throughout fresh from mountain SpFiaws. Tick ets for round trip good for the scason. Nine hours’ travel. Terms: June and October, $16 per week: July, August and September, $18. Ci at Star office, 469-20 L. W. BRODHEAD, Proprietor. HE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL "T Win So cpencd for tho seception of Sot bea ers on June 14th. Passengers connect in Union Depot with W. and H. 3. &G, BB. for Gettyabure, Foc full parti ia c.. address NG, seo 5 Proprietor. (HE ae SLES EN paces BEACH, tp opens JUNE 36. Newly furnished. “For terms address de9-1m___F. H. WALKER, 223 E st. n.w. YOLTON’S SUMMER RESORT, EIGHTY MILES down the river—fine fishing, ‘oysterins, Pa eee ae Nae erms $1. y. KR. J. iN 3 prictor, Mileetown P-0., St. Mary's co. Ald.” “joetmn Mo HOrEy SPRINGS HOTET, FORMERLY THE MULLIN HOUSE. ‘This Famous Summer Resort has ed, hendsand been put into Aret-class condition $9 for the season of 1882. Situated at the month, of a deep gap in the mountain five miles south of « “ar THE FAVORITE OCEAN RF NGTON PEOPLE. The medical profession pronounce this the, most healthy resort on the Avantic ooust. It in P() 15 miles at sea; pure ocean breezes; slways dau rH ‘drives; magnificent bass, sea trout, sword, cod and blue fishing. No malaria, hay fe diseases, &c., on abigh Uufl, overlooking the B00 ucetn: broad piazzas ex. y aplendid music; elegant balland theatrical room; hot and coid permanent families than any hotel on the Atlantic coast; electric belis. gas, Ke., in every room; submarine cable to mainisnd.” Two uotand Hotel Manisees—under samo cool; beautiful scenery; surf and still water ‘ta delightful walks an asthina, dye ‘Sea girt isle, e Ocean View is on ocean, and secommodates 4 tend nearly one quarter of a mile in or summer sea baths in hotel: has more smaller nouses—! amanagement. Send for Llustrated Handbook. 0. 8S. MARDEN, Manager, 228-2m_ OKT FOR WASH- 43 Bowdoin st., Boston, until June 15th. arer aire hotel in Atlentic City An open-air pavilion | snd water at Thompron’s, 703 15th street, W. shington, Atlantic City, W. 3. with an unobstructed floor of #60 square yards for hops | D.C., or will be sent direct on application. Fine bat. Open April 5th for the season. A and amusements has been added this seaso: xood boating and fishing. Engage rooms early. Hr ‘The most airy and det: ful Sumner Home ot. GEO. L. SACOBY, Manager, dreds turned away each season unable to get quarters, he const. A Sea View from. every foam an LENTZ & SIEGIST, Hunting in eeason, house. “Good bathing, Croguc is, Je13-2m Proprietors. yl W. H. SALE, Proprietor. ropportunities for social enjoyiuent. ASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL, NEAR GAITIL OCK ENON SPRI AND BATH nent of fatness eT RSTO S TON f(OTEL, Ni i, - k ENON S x N A 8. KS. 1. * or V prpburs, Monteomery counts, Ma. Sea. R \e hes mih28-3m 945 Katrost, Washine fon cf 1862. “Oyen June Ist. Situated on the’ Great North Mountsin, near Wipcheater, ve Gh} Metropolitan branch of the B.&0.4.K. : 2 PRAT, Propriet> i 3G niles from Wachingtoa: altituds betwcen G00‘and 75 | Open June 1st. sg interarm! LADIES’ GOODS. eet above tide-water; eeven pumps of excellent. wate For pamphlets giving terms snd all informatic a & beautiful rove of forest shade trees. WASH. apply tA. S. PRATT & SOM, 401 9th strect hociitwert, He’ FOR THE ‘ WILLIAMS! SONS, Managers. de Engage Rooms earl: my9-3m ' . . [Lose BRaxcu. K ASLAND, Ik a SEASIDE AND MOUNTAINS, | LELANDS' OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, —— We have Just received the LATEST PARISTANS STYLES, suitable for tho Seaside and Mountalmm, which we will exhibit during the coming week. F MRS. M.J. HUNT, | 1309 F strect northwost.’ DOUGLASS’, HOOPSKIRTS A) OUR OWN MAK 10 A Fine French Contitle Hand-mafe CORSET, at $1 This corset is sald tn other cities at $1.60. Wig;have one special lot, of Cididen's “Resulat Made NGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY, J 2 Unequaled location, substantial building, new furniture. prompt and attentive service, electric bells. wat HOSE, in Ca Blue and Brown, at 250. Would be DOUGLASS’, NINTH axD F STREETS mig RS. C. V. SMITH IS RE Iv 1M @ DAILY. BULLEN ERE, inctaatue Roun — latest styles LE OF PARTICULAR FXCELLENCE. Hata, ‘Iso Flowers, Plumes, ‘etc. Old LADIRS jUncbaatra wil be eondgeisd by aes a . | mnt bONSES CARS eTjocaitys 6s bh mtrost worth Hi. J. &G. kK. a hia. mi Opens Jared eT TNS py19.2m_| PATTERN HATS AND FINE MILLINERY ey " Goobs; ILANTIC CITY. OLNEY. ‘This celebrated Cottage, with all modern, ihnprovements, will be opened for the recep- tion of guests MAY 20TH. ‘The location being, central, an unobstructed view of the ocean makes it on6 of the most desirable Cottaes on the const. ‘Terms moderate. Entertainment of SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS; SILK, FLANNEL and CAMBRIC SUITS, the largest and most elegant assortuzent in the city, made excite eively to my order, = . M. WILLIAN, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, TCITE TREVISE, PARIS. als cialty. “3309 400 A: Mus. ARS E eenien Pacific Avenue, opposite Ocean Avenue, my17-3m Ney OPPOSKtantie City, Nod. RENEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPENED FOR RE- ception of Guests JUNE Isr, 1882. ‘This Nollrenowned place has just undergone ex tensive and thot repairs, as ©, hotels proper and the grounds. Special. attention been given to the sanitary department. For further formation send for descrip nue, and to WM.'C. MILBURN, 1429 avenue, Washin; C my23-2m Ive catalorues, or apply to JOHN W. DEW, corner 8th and Pennsylvania ave- ‘Pennsylvania en, D.C. . N. WOODWARD, Gen'l Manager. N ME. WASHINGTON, ASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, = ¢ 121] PENNSYLVANIA AVE., ras Suits, Costumes, Cloake, &c., male tneapes in- | riorsty’ at short notice. “Ladies can ‘have Dresses cut and basted, and a perfect ht guaranteed. io Ms ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 490 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, \CEAN VIEW. BETWEEN CAPES HENRY AND Charles, and twenty minutes ride by rail ‘ol Makes CORSETS to order in every style aud inaterial, and guaran ters perfect fit aud comfort, eR SPECIALTIES Ak from Norfolk. ‘Trains every hour. New and! French Hand-made Un no Tnderwoai elegant seaside resort. Newly and clezantly ond Roos ienereed Mouser Om i furnished throughout. z and bathing not sur | Patent Shoulder Braces and al Drees Reform j ‘on the Atiantic coast. The undersigned assures | French Corsets and Busties. ‘The **Hercnies™ e public that Ocean View’ will be kept first-class in | “Porting Corset, for wich Mise H. te special Ne Le nn ae anda $1 Corset, her own make, that for the prio Fangements made for parties, by the ont or month. Cannot be eurpaseed. tters or telecrams j. Ae im > Ocean, we x. B.— German 5 Ya., will receive prompt attention. Boats and Fishing | —\-2-—French, ee a ed aesttey Billiard Saloon, Bowling Alleys, ete. J. A, KENNEDY, Proprictor. my22-im PROPOSALS. (CLARENDON HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Yue "OPENS JUNE 151s, ENLARGED AND REFURNISHED. for five hundred le. Tyl-6w HANKIS & LOSEKAM, Proprietors. tant All the modern improvements with accommodations IN TO a t EU: ING XN. HOWARD UNIVERSITY, Orrice oF Issracton or Boreas D.C. i Wasmineton, June 19, 1882.' Sealed Proporals will bo received by the Commiad siouers of the District of Columbia NHL ‘NOON OF T Y-FOURTH INSTANT for construct m to the Public School Building near ARATOGA SPRINGS. UNITED STATES HOTEL. Beason of 1882 opens JUNE 10th and closes as Howard University, Plans and specifi feen at the office of the Inspector of Hui District of Columbia. A deposit of $200 must accom, sutl= pany each p osal as 3 uarantee that the b successful, will enter into contract with good cigut bond within five days from date of tha award. ‘The Commissioners reserve the rigbt to rejoct any of TEMBER 30th, co, | albids. yea SES eee qb oner of the Commissioners of, the District of Cod EASIDE PARK HOTEL, SEASIDE PARK, N. J., | lumvia. 0S. B. i Will open JUNE 10. Accomm tatons, first, 3220-3 Inepecior of Buildings, lass; bathing ; sailing and. fishing SE ORs unexcelled, Address ii. ©. EWR, Maronyille PBowCsALS FOR PARQUETEE FL0ORS, pda gas Janet. After that, Seaside Park .N. J | Orrice ow Burprx ron Stare, Wan axp Navel DEPARTMENTS, MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL. 3,996 FEET ‘above Tide Water. Situated in Virginia, $7Y on Chesapeake and Obio Railway; 140 miles Jjy 40 from Washington City,,and 121 miles from K.chmon Vi. sis now open fof visitors. HENKY L,. MABSIE, De my3i-1m Prop., Afton Depot, Va. Wassiwaron. D.C., Jane 16, 1882, Sealed Proposals for furnishing, delivering, fitting yl laying in place one » two Parguetry Floors in North Wing of the Buildine for St War and Navy Departments, in thiscity, will be recet office until TWELVE M. on JUNE THIR- ow POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA, HYGEIA HOTEL, Situated 100 yards from ‘ort Monroe.’ Open, ail the year. “Equal toany hotel in the United States. Pre-eminently aresort jual 2ecommods~ limate free from. wonderful in its sopo- Surrounaings unsurpassed. Bat and driving specially attractive. for southern people. ‘Terms leas for: tionsthan any resort in the country. ‘Malaria; and for Insomnia tr rific effect. van ete, my16-3 Send for circular describin HARRISO} mA N PHOEBUS, TIETH, 1882, aud opened isumediately thereafter, im presence of bidders. Specifications, general jons to bidders, and Rurers of panguetry un ajyicadion tothe obec. a parquetry on application to % HOS. LINCOLN CASEY, Je16-6t Lt. Col. Corps of Engineers, ___ SAFE DEPOSIT 0. = = —— = Shorr FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. EARNS HOUSE, NEAR WEST POINT, NOW 6. 3 open: first-clasi fine shade: abundance of nailk, fruit and iB isle, Scenery grand. Biliards, bowling alleys, hehing, Tilustrated circular, boating, driving, &c. CAPT. 3... GRAHAM, Prour, ‘A. MEARNS, an., & BON Mt. Holly Springs, Cumberland Co. Par jesstm’” | my30-1me AES ‘Nienisud Faller 3. AKLAND AND DEER PAR NH oO B&O. Sumner STOCKTON BOC Pe MAY, _N.3. & OPEN JUNE. 25ra. By ‘The liberal and determined efforts of the B. ‘& O. Ke Co. to make these well known and popular hotels the ‘Summer resorts in the United States in as well realized a8 can only be ty of the hotels, for the season of 1882 ia vat ‘ané no bf Peso hep 3 siclered where these already lovely places could be made more attractive and comfortabie. Hor particulars, address &. 8. woop, Jevtiyl EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE, Mb. T= POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, Is reached by the ‘WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, In Two Hours from Philadelphia, rin dori pa gt rent Hour apg pese speed find cot ait see ral at ae Dew. Hore Gare ready to feanefer direct tp te station Westaerey the £008 of, Sean eiret or = oe OF ie vine! JUNE 29. Inder new managemen’ communica. tions will recei: ittenti to3- B. SHANNON, Garroliton House, Dali more, Md., or to P. 8. BOOTHBY, Mamaoza, my25-2m |ASTFORD FORD, MAI Fen be open sux 10 ORD, MABTTAND, For particulars addreas jOBB'S ISLAND, VA. CoRe gay MeABIOE nesont px vm. — a Shark and Channel Fishing, Roasts trom Oud Sorst GF Bigamec® , Wednesday and . SPADY, Proprietor, CAPE MAY, N.J. SAM"L NORRIS, Proprietor. mouth. per a ‘close ‘THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANE,! of Washington, In its own Building, Conxex 15TH Street axp New Yorx Ave. pect (ade pai esi ieen oc sy je $00 er according to size and locati Rooms and ad Joining Vaults, provided for Safe-Reulers, ' ARDED BY THE VAULT DOORS GUARD) SARGENT SECURITIES AND VALUABLES of Be pean eee athe FE SPECIAL GU, iE at the Lowest Hates, eS hae ~ ACE Soins Anst. Seops | bat Bay den Charon ©. Glover, a M ADAME WASHINGTON, t Ko, 1911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,