Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1882, Page 4

_ THE EVENING STAR. FRripay. LOCAL MENTION. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, v Warntnetox, D.C., June 23, 1882, 9:30 a.m. f For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather and local thunder storms, soucheast to southwest winds, lower barometer, ‘stationary or Blight rise in temperature. Special Weather Bulletin. ¢ SATURDAY TO BE SHOWERY. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes She following special bulletin to the press:— The barometer ts highest on the North Carolina coast and lowest in Dakota. The following tem- ratures were reported at 7 a. mthis morning: stport 59°; Montreal, 68°; Quebec, 57°; Mount Cievelafid, 68°; Duluth, 53°; St Paul, 67°; Serj and Sai Francisco, 62°. ‘The foliowing heavy rainfalls are repo! during the past 24 hours: Savannah, 1 inch; Nashville 1. inches, and Des Moines, 1.92inches.” ‘The indica tions are that partly’ cloudy, slightly warmer weather will prevail on the Atlantic coast_on Saturday, with light showers. e —$.__— ‘THe Fouvowine immense bargains will be sold, to-morrow only, at R. Goldschinid’s, 812 7th street ine porcelain cups and saucers, doz, worth 31; 6 different Styles of gobleta, Be. 3; doz, worth 3 new style decorated French ‘chins tea sets, 44 pleces, $6.75, worth $10; strawberry bowls with 12 com. hb 85c.; different colors, 25c. ed slop j Saucers. decor: worth orth $1. p ifferent colors, 602. 3¢ doz., worth $1.25; extra fine tooth-brushes, S-row 3 de-row, 5 meh rubber dressing combs, .; folding rocking chairs, with t seats and iige, 7c., worth $1; handsome enzraved gob- lets, Cut fern leaves,’ 45 French cna fruit plates, painted’ cente exch; Queen Anne shape chamber sets, with slop jars, Fated with landscapes, $7.60, worth $11; also, 10 es, refrize LOTS, per cent discount on baby carri raveling trunks, and decorated china dinner, tea and chaiber sets. Gents’ fine French calf low strap-tles, only $3.75, at Richold’s Boston Shoe House, 491 Pa. ‘avenue. IDERY, at 35 22>. per yant; Real lsie lace toy ts, in all shades, 48e. %e. per pair. Mull fichus, embrotdered, 7 riental fichus, $1.48; fine enbrol- dered thes. 3c. " Irish potat ties, 48 anid 782. ; Span- ish polka dot fiebus, 68 and 73. agent, 712 7th street nortiwest. Hoxrs, reduced in price, at Clark’s, 732 7th st. Fuseeux’s Ice Cream. Mrs. Max Weyl’s, SEND for quart bucket Howson’s delicious ice cream, 30c., bucket inclwied; $1.25 a gal, delivered. Great reduction in all prices, at Clark’s, 732 7th street. Isp1a Lrsen, laces and silks, below cost. 714 7th st. A Cononer’s Cexriric ceived at the health office of the death of Wille Abraham six years olf, whose parents reside at 23 New Jersey avenue—cuuse, tinproper food, or intussusception. ‘Scanrs and ties, reduced, at Clark’s, 732 7th st. TE was yesterday re- ‘THE latest designs of wall papers at R. W. Hen- street. derson & Co.'s, 1113 F Consers, great reduction, at Clark’s, 732 7th st. PAaxasots, below cost. E. Young, 736 7th st. CuILpren’s Hosizny, reduced in price, at Clark's, ith st. Inrorrep Om. on draught, 62) 9th street. PeRIscoric BLUES AND SMOKED GLASSES, $1, at Prigg’s. ANOTHER extraordinary reduction in parasols: M-inch twilled silk sun uinbrellas, $1.69; tvory han- dle twilled silk sun u:nbrelias, $1.75; 2£1nch wool Serge sum umbrellas, $125, formerly sold at $1.75; extra long silk mitts, 5c. ;'a very fine article, in all Shades, 50:.; several special Job lots of fine laces Teduced to 5c., 7c., 1e.; cambric and Swiss embroideries Very Cheap. A fine French chromo card with ever purchase for to-morrow oaly. Dam- Inann’s, 806 7th street. Lapies’ Hostsry, reduced tn price, at Clark’s, 732 Th st. Low-Qvanrer Dutton and tle shoes, at reduced Fates. in order to close. L. Heilbrun, 402 7th street. Gavze underwear, reduced in price, at Clark's, ‘Faz 7th st. Gesrs fine low shoes ata great reduction. for the next thirty days, at Richoid’s Boston Shoe Hous:, 491 Pennsylvania avenue, Hor Sratxe Diamoxp Coitar Brrrons, $3, at Prigg’s ‘To-monnow will be a big day at the s linery and fancy goods at $11 Market space. commences at 10 o’clock sharp. Liste THREAD GLoves, reduced, at Clark’s, 732 st. Je of mail- Sale Bewaae or lurratto: Es SILK Mirts, reduced in price, at Clark’s, Breet. rt’s Roach Powder. 2 7th our $1 shii ik-clocked half he andkerchiefs and ne street, 's Hosiery, reduced in price, at Clark's, 732 Prer Ligvors for medicinal use. Old Arlington Whisky, $4 gul.; $1qt bottle. McGee, 404 9st. now. Powerrtt field glasses,$7. Hempler’s,453 Pa.ave. CITY AND, DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. ‘THaatTeR Comigce.—Varlety and burlesque. RD=N.—Concert. ex's GARDEN.—Spectalty performance. ‘THe WASHINGTON SWIEME H001.—New York avenue, between and 14th streets. — Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be Kgated at 10:4 p.m. and @Stinzuished at 2:3) a.m. At a special meeting of the National Jockey lab, held last evening, Jos. C. McKibben was elected to serve as pres.dent during the unexpired term. The president of the National Fatr ass tion wa: e a member of ail comunltt: retary Melatir> thanked, by resolutions, for his Liborious services, Base ball yesterday: War department nine, 2; ‘Treasury department nine, 10. ‘The Joyce Kaolotype and Photo Engraving Com- pany yesterday filed with the Recorder of Deeds a certificate of incorporation. The trustees for the first year are Maurice Jo} id IL. Nealy and Jas. D. Martin. The capital stock of the company 1s $200,000 diviled into 2,000 shares. Engraving, stereotyping, and printing ts the business of the comp.y. Henry Lichau, W. J. Belding, Duffy & Leanardi, and Supplies and’ Mankxin, were fined $20 or 30 days by Juve Snell to-day for keeping their bars open last Sunday. Appeals were noted. ‘The owners of the river steamers Arrowsmith, Mattano, W. W. Corcoran and Mary Washington have given their personal bonds to appear for trial at the Police Court next Tuesday on the charge of keeping uniicenset bars on thelr boats. Warrants Bave been issued agalust the owners of other ‘Reamers but have not yet been served, pede nies Acndemy of the Sacred Heart. The closing exercises of the Academy of the red Heart of Mary, were held last evening at 2 aca.temy building, on Maryiand avenue, south- West, when a fine program of musical exercises ¥as offered. Gold medals were awarded to Belle Daly, Mary Hessler, Fannie Shreve, (Agnes Young, having received the honor last year, was awarded & premium); Acnes Murphy, Barbara Bischof, Alice Cullen, Mary Daly, Blanche Gross. Pre- injums were Awarded to Dells Kessler, Belle Joyce, qoart Sure ine, Annie ae Keane, Anni ay Hn, regory, Maggie Catraher, Daly, Florénee, Kensie de ey ping. May ‘a Dant, Alice Hutchinson, Gertie Kess- 3 Matthews, Lizzie Ryan, Emma Der. uly, Aggie Fitzsimmons, Nettle Jacason, Lizzie god Sallie Yeatiman, Augie Petty, Gracie Jounson, mle MeInerny, Katie Me Hazh, Eva Kieln, Jane Los, Mary Lioyil, Rthel Lawreiice, Daisy Watts, y Neumeyer, Lula Bessier, Annie and Tenie lly, Mamie MeInery, Roste Carraher, Anate Burns, Bridzet Daly, Mollie McDevitt,’ Annie Mary Ellis, Maggie Coleman, ling, Manoa Allman, May Velyme ines Katie 1s wre Th = a nel * Brnet te Ae note, Lezte 5 eats, “até Slattery, M. MeNerhany, Dev set, “Clara Hutton, Lizzie ~eNally,’ Mary McCann. Mary Daly, rae Gross, Koad VW, Belle Daly, Terasa Hessler, Anote D'xon, Florence Kalbtus, Mortina Harve; Bello Daly, Gree Le Barat, ¥ nes Murpuy, Alice ase Aer You Hessier, Agnes Young, Seen toes i HaGNex ExPiitwsa—At the opeaing of Beart wert Gin " denday fh court betwees Mr, William J. Miller and himscit. He had ann get Mr. Miller dtsesarteous ‘tae manner he placed the papers on his ‘and he (1 had merely throwa ‘explanations fotlowsd. sat ino tie Ws and in z Dot throw the papers at ie whicr anfa'a a. Es an, a, Intention. Julge Hagner St. Peter's Parochial Institu At the closing exercises of St Peter's Paro- chal Institute last evening, after interesting ex- clses, premiums were awarded to the following boys: T. Casey, J. Torrens, M. King, J. Burke, T. Chapman, E Coleman, L. Gates, F. Richards, M. Curtin, E. McCormick, A. Kichards, C. Stanford, W. McKenna, C, Gates, E. Mitenells. Marceron, R O'Leary, E. Clarke, "J. Mahoney, H. a Bowden, & Thorne, D. Curtin, D. Muleahey, J: Clarke, B, Shea, J. Barnes, J. Gannon, E. Wall, J. Leonard, T. McDonnell, F. Holland, J. Holland, J. Padgett, J. O'Connor, E. Castell, T. Dolan, F. Healy, A, Langle; E. Hartactt, J. Muthall, Tuohy, I. Byrne, W. Torrens, F.’ McMenamin, J. McMenamin, P.” Loughran, H. Bowden, H. Cole- man, J. Pope, E. Pope, T. Dwyer, G. Gates, F. Doo- ley, ¥. Smith, J. Henexer, G. Gannon, W. Young, M. Torrens, R. “McCorintek, F. Barr, 'F. Johnson, PB. Jenkins, F. Virnstein, W. Scott, J. Curtain, C. Be ley, J. Byrne, J. Crimmin, F. Bright. Pre- miums were awarded tothe following girl S. Waltemeyer. G. Padgett, M. Retly, K. kelly, M. Young, M. Diggs, K. Neville, E. Sweeney, M. John- son, A. Maryinan, M. Nagle, N. Hartnett, E. Dotigherty, M. Greenwell, L. Bright, K. Young, A. Clifford, M. Dolan, H. Bresnahan, M. Tuohy, M. Dorsen, E. Healy, N. Padgett, L. Healy, M. Curtin, E. Doddreil, K. Wall, M. Morgan, A. Chapman, M. Sullivan, J. Meehan, E. McMahon, W. Sonnor,, A. O'Bold, M. O'Brien, M. Dorsen, E. Mechan, C. Dougiierty, I. Muihall, A. Shea, M. Barr, K. Dor- gen, Knott, A. Fletshell, N. Hogan, L. Stamford, N. McCormick, M. Bolger, A. Waltemeyer, M. Gart- land, C. Johnson, B. Reilly, J. Langly, M. Langly, ©. Mareeron, R.’ Tuohy, $ Walsh, E. Wall, A! Younz, E. Marcy, M. Mulvehill, A. Clarke, N. Bol- ger, K Stanford ’A. Clarke, A. Ritter, K. shea and M. Shea. eae premiums for catechism awarded to Master E. Coleman, Miss A. O’Bold and Miss M. O'Brien. Goll crosses were awarded among the boys to J. Torrens and J. O'Connor and among the girls to M. Reilly, J. Meehan and A. Clarke. ge Commencement St. Cecelia’s Acndemy. The fourteenth annual commencement of St. Cecella’s academy took place to-day, at St. Peter’s hall, and the exercises were witnessed by a large assembly of friends of the school. Rev. Fathers J. O. Sullivan, 8. Ryan, T. Hughes and other dis- Unguished clergymen were present. The pro- gram (printed in Wednestay’s Srar) was carried out In a manner creditable both to the pupils and to the sisters in charge of the school. The gold medals ta the sentor de Lapeer Were awarded to Misses F. Thompson, M. Chapman, M. Nevilie, M. p. vughlin, Mary O, Connor, ani in the inter- mediate department to Miss Emma Miller. Crowns of honor were awarded in the senior department to Misses M. McLaughlin, M. Chap- man, F. Thompson, M. O'Connor, L. Sullivan, A. Mayer, M. Neville, M. Kernan, E. Leonard; in the intermediate department to Misses E. Miller, A. tchingson, R. Lynch, M. Rike, C. Reddy, K. Oates, K. McGrath, M. Castell, S, Herrier; and in the junior department to Miss°s E. Banks, M. Bialne, K. Strecker, L. Russell, N. Thorne, J. Cur- tn, S. Kernan, G. Coleman, J. Diggins, R." Meade, A. Dietrich, M. McMahon, B. Talbert, R. Castelle, B. Lackey, B. Smith, A. Wheatley, M. King, M. Donohue, H. Wheeler, N. MeNight, E. Jennings, M. Weller, A. Barry,-S._ Geddes, J Geides, M. Shaw, A.’ Warner, D. French, M. McGuire, L. Burman, M. Sailling, M. Mitchell, R. Smith Lack E. MeMahon, M. Homitler, L. Bay McCa Y, Ida McCauley, 8. Wilson, B. Skelly, G. Keozh and M. Callahan. Premiums ‘were awarded as follows: Senior Clas3—Misses M. O'Connor, M. McLaughlin, L. Sul- livan, Kernan, M. Neville, M. Chapman, F. Thompson, A. Mayer, E. Leonard. 1st Intermedi- ate Ciass—Misses E. Miller, M. Flynn, M. Pike, Lyach, K. Oates, K. Really, N. McLaughlin, N. Sage. '21 Intermediate Class—Misses M. Holland, G. Richards, A. Hutchingson, M. Houllhan. K: McGrath, K. O'Connor, L. Sinoot, 8. Hiencr, M- Castell “ist Juntor Cliss—Misses’ E. Banks, Mt Blaine, H. Hannigan, M. McCuffrey, K. Strecker, L. Russel, N. Thorne, J. Curtin, S. Kernan, G. Cole” man, J. Diggins, R. Byrne, E. McKnight, E. Har kins, R. Meade, M. McMalion, A. Dietrich, B. Fal- bert, R. Castell, B. Lackey, A’ Wheatley, B. Smith. 24 Junior Class—Misses M. King, M, Donahoe, fl. Wheeler, M. McKnight. Mintm Class, ist divi- ston—Misses E. Jennings, M. Weller, A. Barry, 8. Geddes, L Geldes, M. Shawe, Alice Warner, M. Postzate, D. French, M. MeGutre, L. Bourman, M- Shilling,’ A. Seufert, L.. Barnes, M. Costigyint, M- Mitchell, K. Smith, V. Lackey, E. McMahon, M. Homiller, L. Bayne, N. McCauley, TL. McCauley? M. Smoot, 8! Wilson, B. Skelly, G.Keogh, M. Colenian, M. Chilahan, Masters J. Higvins, A.’Wasserbich, icLaughlin, J. Weller, 0. Lackey, G. Coleman, E Kean. Lege ee Important Real Estate Sales. Thomas Dowling has recently sold the following Teal estat for Messrs. Edwards, Carlisle, Duvall, and John T. Mitchell, trustees, Eckington, thé country seat of the late Joseph Gales, containing 87.18. acres of land more or less, with improve- ments, to Hamilton NM. Rodgers, for $50,000. For the owner part of lot 22, having a front of 25.85 on High street by a depth of 130, tn Georgetown,D.C., to James H. Payne, for $23.50 per front foot. For Messrs. Hume and Johnson, trustees, two houses and lots In Willow Tree alley, to James F. Con- nors for $200 and $235 each. For the owner lot 23, in square south of square 516, lot 15x80, Dr. J. B. Harding, for 81 cents’ per <q Messrs. Jones and Cassin, lot 23, in Hawsin’s addition to Georgetown, fronting about feet on High street by adept’ of 130 ieet, to Benedict Johuson, for $15.25 per front foot. For Robert P. Dodge and P. A. Darnielle, trustees, lot H, of Wiison an Caitan’s sib Livision of sqaure 861, lot 23 feet 9 Inches by adepth of 115 cated on the south side of O street, b and 10th, to S. 8. Cissel!, for # er lot 9, in square 34, fot 255 handsome improved by 2 Gwéilinz, located on the south etween 10th and lth streets, to 90). For W. D. Cassia and J. es, house and lot in Tenallytown, tt, for $850. For the owner part of original lot 3, in [square 417, lot_16x100, located on Sth street, between S and T, to Dennts Barrett, for 30 cents per square foot. For C. H. Cragin, attorney, the west 40 feet 1 Inch front by 10) feet in depth of original lot 3, in squire 323, to Frank Smith, for $1.47 per square foot. For owner a ck and frame dwelling on Congress street, oR posite Christ church, Georgetown, D. C., to J. Caton, for $130; and part lot 5, square 101, fronting on north side of H street, between 20th'and 2ts improved by a frame dwelling, to Martha V. Mil bura, for $1,225. For Robert B. Lines and John E. ally, trustees, the south part in David son’s subd ting 213g feet nd running back 83 hand 13th streets,to T.L. quare foot, and north part fn square 343, with the improvemenis, to G. ehle, for $1,620. son Bros., stictioneers, sold yesterday af- or Frank H. Fail and Charles Sehnelder, trustees, lot 1, In square 29, situated at intersec 2 street and 14th strect north- 8,400 squire fect of d, tmnproved by brick dWeiling and store- to Mra. Anna C. Hosch, for $6,019. Also, Same atternoon, for Andrew R. Brown, tru.tee, the south 17 feet front of lot No. 98, in reservation A, situated on 31 street, between Pennsyivania and Missouri avenues northwest, with a depth of 100 feaé, improved by 3-story brick dwelling and shop in rear, to Mr. Charies Walter, for $4,950. See ages <DUSTREAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATIO? fram House, for 21.17 per bot Yes- Mortimer, Edward hk. B. - Nelson and John Crite led a certificate to facorporate the Associaticn to Pro- mote Industrial Ejucation. ‘The object of the assoclation is to start and maintain schools where the youth of both sexes, espectally the poor, may aeqilire a thorough knowledge of the theory and practice of the useful trades and parsuits, so a8 to successinily manage farms, mills, €, and to perfori all work in the best manner, The board Of directors for the first year 1s composed of Hora- tio Burehard, Zalmon Richards, IT. Greener, Geo. F. Cook, Thomas Taylor, MF. Walling, Bd. ward Daniels, Fields Cook and Alonzo Bell. gab eal THE closing exercises of Miss Mollie Thompson’s school were held last evening. Very interesting exercises were held, In which the following puplls took part:—Misses Lutie Styles, Bessie rown, Marton en: Maude ‘Trimble, Josie Bivins, Edith Philips, Daisy Brown, Bessie Morgan, Berthold Alexander, Julia Rock, Lula Don, EllA Hancock, Grace Parker, Louise Driver, Florence Keyser and Besste Driver, and Masters’ Pearson, Gawler and Harry Hartwell. —_.——__ Aw ExtRa Prize.—The committee that awarded the prizes for declamation at the Emerson Instl- tute commencement Tuesday evening, have deter- ao ae SBS ne oe e ar a faster Harry Jefferson. son of Mr’ sph Jefferson, in recog- nition of his merits as an elocuttonist. gee RUNNING STREET Cars WITHOUT BEING LICENSED. More warrants have been recently issued against the Washington and Georgetown, the Metropoll- = ae and the a ee nae rate road compantes, charging them ruaning their cars without a ieense. In the Police Court this morning, Mr. Padgett, prosecuting attorney for the District cases, called Julge Snell’s atten- ton to the fact that these companies have recent!> been before this court for running their cars with: > in 1 and fines were imposed, and as = peed that these cases ses are disposed ‘upper court, which was done. 1,000 sew srvzzs OF AMERICAN ORGANDY LAWNS, ia Lown Tennis, Polka Dots, Stripes, Lavender, Pink, Biue, Tinted Grounds, Black, Blue, Brown and. Ping Figures, yard wide, 12 cents. 200 New Styles of Unicm LINEN LAWNS, at 8 cents. India LINEN, 12 centa, Wemsutta COTTON, 9 cents. 200 Yew Styies of Madras DRESS GINGHAMS, in Viatds and Scersucker Styles, 10 ote. and 12 cts. FOULARDS, in Satine desizns, 12 cents, Satin Stripe NAINSOOK, 12 cents. Tndiz. LINENS, very fine, 20 cents, 25 cents, Persian LAWNS, very fine, 25 cents. Dotted, Fixured, and Lace Striped SWISS, 18, 20, 25. Lace GRENADINES; Lace BUNTING, 45 cts. CLOTH, for Boyd Suits, 25 cts., 37 cts., 50 cts, LINEN, for Boys’ Suits, 15 cta., 18 cts.. 20 cts. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, $1, 91.25, $1.50, be sus of in t | took place at Armory Hall this afternoon in the Divorce Cases. Yesterday, Judge Court, a decree of divorce in Pfeil against Rudolph Pfeil. Were married in October, 1877, keeping on a farm owned by defendant's father, whom were, for seven months, that In April, 1878, he deserted her till December, and after living with her again for two months finally left he also made a similar decree in the Judge Hagns case of Martha Paul against Robert Paul. They Were married at Orange C. H., Va., April 12, 1861 and she charged that he became a FRE and in February, 1880, willfully deserted her. Tt was mentioned in yesterday's Stan that Alice D. Read had filed a bill for a divorce from George Beale Read, charging him with drunkenness and ii-treatment of her, and stating that chai have been preferred against him in the United States army of conduct unbecoming an officer, and that Pending the trial of them he as tendered his reslg- nation as ieutenant in the army. She sets forth that they were married April 22, 1872, by Rev. W. Harris, and she charzes that in'the early patt of 1874 he commenced drinking, and in November 0: that year, at Fort Lyon, Colorado, he kicked her, making her tI; that he ‘rollowed up this course o treatment, threatening to Kil her, and on March 18th, last, his comminding officer, Gen. Smith, tnreatened to prefer charges against him, and hé did not ill treat her again ull April 26th, when he assaulted her fn the pubite strects of Brownsville, ‘Texas, and from that time till June 6th he abused her and the children, and on the latter date he as- satilted and was beating his ttle daughter Alice in a most violent and brutal manner, when com- piainant rushed in and seizing the child attempted toescape. The defendant slammed the door, catch- ing her foot and a part of her dress in it. With the ald of the servant she released her foot, but had to leave her dyess and run with the child to the neighbors. At this time Gen. Smaith, command- ing the regiment, stationed a guard in the house and ordered him to arrest Read tf the latter inter- fered with the complainant and children. Whe Garfield Memorial Church. PROGRAM OF EXERCISES AT THE LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE. On Sunday, July, 21 (the anniversary of the shooting of President Garield), the corner stone of tbe net Chrisitan church’ (Rev. Mr._ Power, pastor), on Vermont avenue, between N and 0 Streets’ northwest, will be laid with appropriate ceremonies. ‘The services will be opened by Rev. . G, Butler, of the Memorial Lutheran church, reading appropriate selections of scripture, fol- lowed by prayer by Rey. H. D. Clark, of Paca Street Christian church, Baltimore; remarks by the pastor and laying ‘of the corner stone, Ad- dresses will follow by Rev. B. A. Hinsdale, of Hiram Colleze, Ohfo, on the origin and history’ of the Christian Chureh or Disciples of Christ; Hon, Pettibone, of Tennessee (a former pupil of nt Garileld), Hon. A. ‘8. Willis, of Ken- y, and Rev. W. H. Schell, of the Christian church at Rockville." The exerciSes will close with the benediction. ee ‘THE BEAt-Cook Cask, in which Mn LA. Beall, for whom Mr. Cook was counsel in his action againstthe B. & O. R. R. for damages re- sulting trom the child ot the defendant being killed and wife injured, to recover an amount of Judgment he claimed to’be retained by Cook, was concluded this morning by a sealed verdict in the Circuit Court for defendant. ———— SERIOUS ACCIDENTS AT THR JEFFRRSON SCHOOL BUIl.DING.—About 8 o'clock this morning, while the workmen employed at the Jefferson school butld- ing were arranging the fron beams in their proper places on the 4th story, two of the beams. broi the wood projection on’ which they rested. Mr. Zachariah Downing, the foreman for the ¢o tractors, supposing the scaffold had given way Jumped to the floor joist on the next story below, striking on his back and receiving serious injury, In falling several heavy joist fell with him and struck a colored man named Mercer Whitney, knocking him senseless and injuring nim inter: nally, and, it 15 feared, fatally. ‘The police am- bulance was sent for, bat before its arcival Mr. Downing was placed in a plumbers’ wagon and conveyed to is home, on 9th near O street, where it was found that his injuries were not so bad as at first feared. The colored man, Mercer Whit- ney, Was conveyed in the police ainbulance to his home, on 7th street road, opposite the Schuetzen Park, and It 13 feared that he will not recover. Tue PAVING Cask.—The sult in equity by Tall- madge E. Brown against the District, to recover from the District a royalty for an infringement of patents, which was argued before Judge Cox re- cently, was to-day concluded by an order dismiss- ing the bill. Judge Cox held that there was no evidence that the authorities of the District or thelr agents had anything to do with the produc- ton of blocks to be used on the streets, of the kind deseribed. ‘Those used were furnished under con- tract, and if any one was gulity of infringement it was ‘the contractor. Mr, Marcellus Bailey ap- jal counsel for the District. Greer for wae THE VISITING G. A. R..Pogrs_were last evening entertained at Abner’s by Kit Carson post, and a detighttul concert was given by the orchestra. ‘The festivities were prolonged until a late houry and were only interrupted by the departure of thd Philadelphia post for their homes on the half-past nine train. ‘The Boston post left this morning on the 7:30 train, and all the visitors carried away with them the pleasantest recollections of tueir hospitabie hosts and the grand time enjoyed uring thelr stay tn this city. NLS Affairs in West Washington. STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.—The many frlendsof the estlinable wife of Mr. Joseph G. Waters will learn with sorrow that she was. stricken yester- dey with paralysis, her entire left side being af- fected. Her physiclans hope that the stroke 1s | but temporary. Bowpinc Assoctarton.—at the sixty-fitth regu- larmonthly meeting of the Eleventh Bullding Association, held last night at Goddard’s hall, 8 was disposed of, being twenty-four shares red at the stock’ value rates, re. share, THE GRAIN TRADE.—Arrived—Boat Ruby with 3,200 Dusheis of W seat. Tuere Were no offerin, ‘OF THe WATER.—Great Falls, turbid; ng Teservolr, turbid; distributing reservoir, ne Hicu Trpk.—June 24, 1:18 a.m., 1:41 p.m. aad Nor estos Alexandria Affairs. Reverted for Tue EvENING Stan. ScnooL Hosors TO WasHineton Boys.—The forty-ninth commencement of St. John’s academy resenee of un auditory that crowded the building. The medals and premiums were delivered by the mayor of the city. The Patrick Henry society was addressed by A. Byerly. Among the pupils rewarded were the following from Washington: Gold medal, Edwin A. Jonas; silver medal and remit to Frank B. Jonas (sons of Senator fonas); gold medal, to Walter H. Young: silver medals, to W. H. Young, Chas. Fletcher, H. B. F. Heath and James F.” Smith, and premiums to Thos. O. Williams, Wm. Wallace Witney (grand- son of Mrs. Gen. Gaines) and Clarence Dev. Vining, ail of Washingzon, ORDAINED To-Da t the Theological seminary texlay Bishop Whittle ordained the following priests: Rey. W. H. Asiton, F. M. Burch, Wm. S. Campbell, Douglass Hoot, D. McCulloch, John Moncure, ackelford, 8. A. Wallis and D. Wood; ms: J. J. Clapton, J. ¥. Downman, B. Funsten, F. K. Lovell, David May, H.D. Page} ..J. Smith, jr.and B, M. Randolph. Reroxter’s Nores.—Tne subscription books of the proposed Alexandria mining, manufacturing and warehouse company, chartered at the last session of tie legislature, will be opened here next. ‘Tuesday....Numbers of sturgeon continue to be caught off thiscity. It is said that the sturgeon of the modern advanced school never jump, and think the freak of their ancestors in leaping out of water Into the air a useless waste of labor. Cer- tainly the jumping sturgeon, which was once a famillar sight on the river hereabouts, 13 seldom seen now....Three hundred and fifty-six dogs here wear tags, showing that their owners have paid taxes for them....The Alexandria Light Infantry, Capt. McBurney, returned from Baltlinore yester? lay. [From the Boston Transcript] MRS. GRUNDY And Everybody Else Says That “Which Nobody Can Deny.” ‘about $77 per | Closing i Gents’ 1 Best si Lew! qualities, markt removed. Dr. C. minutes. #3 shirts, laundried, best in Linen Collars, Hostery,’ Neckwear, Hakfs. ers; ', the “ Hat ‘7th street northwest. are sometimes marred Lodille’s Hats for Summer Weather. Gents’ wide-brim low-crown “ Jumbo” Hats, $1 Young gents’ nobby Mackinaws, $1.25. $1.50; MAE OS Cie opera yp ming and $1 sorts, odds and ends, Some Sensonable Suggestions. or short-sleeve Gauze Under Nong tern Drill Drawers, 6 world, $1; of Traveling Trunks in the District. Barnum’s Circus Convalescents The Enirest Faces by myriads of phnples, ‘tter and Gents’ Outiiuter,” — Always takes along a gross of German Corn Re- mover. Sold by Druggists. from all wasting diseases should use Carter’s Liver Bitters for their superior strengthening and tonic nd. of tetter or freckles, which are readily os Your Bend Ache? jpecific cures the worst casein 5 to SOcents. At ail drug stores, “Buchupaiba.” by a popular toilet dressins, known as W. Benson’s Skin Cure. Even'scrofulous ulcers yield to It. The Marked @opular Favor accorded to “Hub Punch” is amply warranted. No other punch made when required for use can rival it Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Blad- der and Urinary Diseases, Stott & Cromwell. ““Aldernéy Fresh Al and delivered in 3-Ib. “" Also, cottage cheese, butterm! Bes ae ream toe pint. wi Iderney Butter, churned Ward” A)? every mornil $1. Druggists. “depo and sweet malls ot, SUMMER RESO. RTS. 1 Rett! HOUSE, daen Fee an id summer boarders. fate. "Addrete CHRISTIAN RESMER state. pai Foc Fefitted; now open for accommo- Ve oF A ee ate of Shen. Alam Springs.) VERNON HOUSE. MT. JACKSON, VA., ON bathing, 3e23-40* t, JOHN'S COTTAGE, CAPE MAY, N. J.-ONE from Congress’ Hall, facing” the g JOR ed E. ST. JO! P ST EORGR'S ISCAND, Mp., ‘Will open JUNE 25. ‘Terms:.-§1.50 per day, $9 per week, an M 14 $90. r month. jal arrenigements forfamili Inet at Piney Toint wharf. Good sailing and bathing. All boats free. “Address. R. J. ADAMS & BROS... eis, Point, St: Mary's county, Md. 3e20-1m* ND COTTAGES (FORMERLY C2AMER COTTAGES), Bedford, Pa.—Water from, the several sprigs at cottazes for ests. Rooms comfortable and board first. Sines.” J. W. BARNDOLLAT. Proprietor, 320-1 [HE “COLONNADE,® ATLANTIC CITY, N. Te Furnished with ail the Modern Improvements, includ- ing Hot and Cold Baths, Je19-2w Cc. A. RINES. SBURY PARK, N.J., THREE Long Branch.” The Mansion ception of guests. Mrs. B. H. CHADBOU: Houre, one, block from the ocean, is now open for the re- ‘or particulars address, NE, Proprietor. MILES BELOW eat (usr HOUSE, ARBURY A specially desirable C®ttsze Hotel and service unsurpaseed beach and from static Adaress A. A. M. CLARK. free conveyance to raies very reasonable. PARK, N. J. : Cuisine, Jel7-2m AMUSEMENTS. (THEATER COMIQUE. For One W MONDAY EV in all its SUMMER GARDEN, | a mienci EVENING. JUNE 1g ‘The Beautiful, Aniusing and, Sensational Comle Opera, IS MAJESTY'S SAFETY PIN,” extravagance of ‘gcenic effects. See the great Lock Scene by Slemmer. Tiret appearance of the world's famous MONUMENTAL QUARTETTE, From _Carncross and Dixey’s Minstrels, MISS LOU R OC: KIITY SANFORD, SIE. Re-engagement of cial demand the moat laughable ‘of all ‘avo MONDAY, 26217, Ae and only ONEIL, TITTLE ROSEBUD, BRYANT AND RICHMOND, &c. MULDOON'S PIC-NiC, character, costumes and PRESS ELDRIDGE, FRANK. JOHN &e. irish BNER’S SUMMER GARDEN, ‘between 7th and 8th streets. By an Oi FIFTEEN SELECT! E street, CONCERT EVERY EVENING Ircheatra nf ED MUSICIANS. Jel2-: ‘MMICH’ I 8 ORCHESTRA. First class Music furnished for Picnics, Excursions and all other occasions. Iesidence!137 8th strectnorth - weet. Office hours, 9 to 12 and 3 to 5. Jel2-3w' DEVER's SUM MER NIGHT ENTERTAL MENT. IN- THE BIJOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHINGTON. SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. An entire ‘New Company this week in a it bill. Je5 TP?" wasurxcton SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York ave., between 13:h and 14th Streets, (Water constantly changing and kept attemperature of 80 to 85 degrees. Hours: Gentlemen, 7 to 9a. m. and 2:30 to 10 p. m. Laaies, 10a. m. to 13m. Guarantegd inetruction in Swimming, $5. __Je3-1m No, 626 ON EXHIBITION No. 626 E AND SALE At E Street. MARKRITER’s, Strect No. 626 E etreet northwest, one door from 7th street, Choice Oil Paintings, Engraviny ifs, Chromos, ete. also fargo and Choice Stock of Paverhaugius, Picture Frames, Picture Cord and Tass Markriter’s. Cagh Steamer Co1 _ PICNICS Nails, et ‘Terms by N coran, at p.m. Tickets, 50 cts. at je OF ANCHOR LODGE + TO GLY P. S.—All tickets eold for ste are good, only change being in place und time of of boat. ANNUAL EXCURSION OF 4 0. 9, I. O. M., MONT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1882, m. Tickets, 50 cents; Children, 25 cent Steamer KEYPORT will leave 7th street wharf at 9 a. m. and3 p. ts ner J. W. Thompson UMMER RAG and Hurdl: Races, Jui wood for two days, $1.40. ‘ot xt 8 o'clock a.m. Nelock p.m. eturnil (Washington's: Coney Island.) SELECT DAILY. FAMILY EXCURSIONS, ‘The Palace Steamer; JANE: MOSELEY, will make the cept Mondays, at 9 a.m. management reeerve the ri regular Excursion to th ural Society. 4th and Sta: ng 2-10t Popular Resort SUNDAY, . leaving wharf foot of 6th street DAILY, ex- returning at 9 p.m. The ut to teke up any tickets at boat and return moncy for same. Positively no im- proper charscters allowed on boat or grounds. Every care will be taken to make these excursions elect, and families may depend upon having every attention shown them. Salt water bath &e., &c., anda * Staterooms reserved for families. ec, fishi hore D dancing on waxed floor, r." Music by Prof. Pis- a torio’s brass and string baud. New bathing suits, shoes and hats provided for all. “9 Tickets (round trip) ++ 50 Cent For further information apply at St. Mare Hotel. &2~ Special arrangements made with societies, clubs and other organizations, XCUR KA Beginning Saturnia} ts, 3620-5t LACKISTON ISLAND.—THIS sort is now wharf, Of shade and htful bat cial rates for familie CO.. Blachiston Island, 5-2w* a , under the it REBECCA” ADAMS ‘k CO. Kew thorough): eee Plenty ini. Boating free to wucster ‘Terms$.50 per das, $9 per weck, $30 per ‘ae i Address Ms. R. J. ADAMS & ‘Md., per Steamer Arrowsmith. POPULAR EE New per month. Spe- dei Yor Pa Wi julphur, Magnesia and nable, Washington to Union ore) by B. & to New Oxford, without change. w Oxford and return, $5. Oxford, 8 miles, [Je15-Im"} A. B. ., thence by Western Mary Balt eure SULPHUR SPRINGS, ADAMS COUNTY, pow open under new Inanegem=nt. ee Terins' Station, rand ore from New Proprietor. From For terms, cireul ISAAC MENGEI: Je15-2m* AAS HOTE! will OPEN FOR OCEAN E, SEASON on the 21st OF JUNE. For information and circular apply at the Star office. .UBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Will open for reception of guests JUN: E, s &e.. address i ENGEL, Mengel Houso, Newville, Cumberland Co., Pa. YLA’ CITY, MAR’ OF 188: JOHN TRAt Jeld-Im Ocean City, Maryland OTEL ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., ‘Opens for the season of 1882 Saturday, 17. The most elezantly furnished an appointed hotel in Atlintie City. An open-air ‘equare yerds with an unobstructed floor of E00 and amusements hha Been added this Je13-2m Tune! id" best, Bs =e EO. L. JACOBY, Manager, ‘LENTZ & SIEGHIST, Proprietors, Ww gon of 1882. miles @ beautiful grove of fo1 WILLIAMS? SONS, Managers, ASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL, NEAR GAITH- ersburg, Montzomery county, Md. 82. “Open June Ist. Situated on the Metropolitan ‘branch of the B.&0.R.K. ; 21 de Tom Washington; altitude between 600"and 7 feet above tide-watcr; seven pamps ‘of excellent water; WASH. B. Jel2-2w Loxe BRANCH. LELANDS' OCEAN HOTEL. JUNE, JULY, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. jel2-1Im_ CHARLES & WARREN LELAND, Jn. Fe™ COLUMBIA, Ocean Bracn, OPENS JUNE 247i. For illustrated circular, terms, &e., address FRED. E. FOSTER. N. J... Cun ‘DON HOUSE, CLARENDON Sprixes, Vr. Open June to October. commedate two hundred guests: beautiful park and fountain: bowling ; fel for circular. Je0-2m B. MURRAY & 3 celebrated eprin: pleasant drives; billi legraph office connected with hotel. Hotel and three Cottages ac- 4 Send SONS., Props. fies and mosquitos render it the most desirable resort in the state. Drging 1881 a New Hotel class in ‘all its appointments, of ace tating nearly 1,000 and eeclusion of home. gram and terms, address ws erected, first and capable (with ect- nests. | Cotiace esidences tnay be rented by those cesiring the quiet For descriptive circular, dia- W. D. TYLER, Superintendent. ‘The celebrated Logan House, Altoon: pnder Mr. Txne.'s management, 9, Pa., is also Send for eircu- 3e9-Im P!¥¥ POINT HOTEL. St. Mary's County, MARYLAND, Open for reception of Guests JuxE manazement of the owner, Mr. aud Sm. JOS. TRAVERS. ‘The Hotel hes just been thoroughly reno- iii, under the yated, furnished and supplied with every con venic for the comfort of guests, and is a first-class Summer Home for families, ‘Terms—z2 per day, $10 per week, and $35 Speciul arrangements mde for families, munication with Washineto: by the ine steamers George and Jane Mose For further ini formation address Mr. and Mrs. JOS. cr month. daily com- Baltimore, and Norfolk ry, Lady of the Lake, TRAVERS, Piney Point, St. Mary's Co., Md. eo ease ate ae SaindMAt die, «Beton te Ane ‘VILLA, CAPE MAY, ¥.3., saves parking de5-1m' MRS. F. HALLENBECK. ron wings: salt water bathing, boating sind ; walt wat % A Peautfal evel owt for driving: steamboat rail and telegraph communication. ‘circulars ‘other rmation address CLAREN‘ PETERS, pelstor: ie, 5-2m QHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH Dernaty Ve; Now open. Round trip tickets 5 For pamphlets address 43-1. FARSON & 00. FORD MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL aa non tae Sem OF SCR 5 SABON STObRIIIDEL ofthe cia ee 2S] and Guy's Hotel, Baltimore, Manager. magna ichets at low Fajen foe had ‘The Proprietors wish it to be distinctly understood ‘that the use of the Waters and Grounds will bestriclly confined to thoss who are cucsts of the establishment an‘ their use will be held from all others with the ex- ception of permanent residents of the county and those WHo pay for their tse, : estlin A308 Hoome may be now engaged by letver ER- SOR HEIRS, BEDFORD SPRINGR, PAL Rives pare eben) open. The most re. fort in the state, situated Stent ian bathing, 7 IREASURY DEPARTMENT, Beaiod Pronenals wl Ge ruined ti Waa i an, unt TWELVE O'CLOC! % Pamphlets ord “Water 40 be bad abourGee- ESDAY: JULY FIVE. isha. “for “Removing THE ANDERSON BRIEA Eroptaten._ |, taeeite ae re an ENE iol by REPTEMERE oe eR | A. WEDSTER. Coiet Core. Doarst $1.0 per day for less than week, stad PPOPOSALS FOR DECORATIVE PAINTING. per day when overa week. Children over two, years fnvariably 75 cents, Fruit, fishing, medical bills and medicine all free. New ‘attractions for this sezson are more room, fine seine, ice cream and soda fountain. Mail arrives CAPron SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. OPEN JUNE FIRST TO OCTOBER, and, Jater when company will justify. having the) largest swimmins pool of carbonstod sineral, water in the world. Also, Chalybeate Springs, (pecon: tonone,) rich in iron, and, from a hsif to three-quar- ters of an hour's ride, (carriage or horseback,) a fine White Sulphur. Grand mountain scenery, sumier cli- mate unsurpassed; a charming summer home. Moro satisfactory results ina number of diseases (some in a few weeks, others @ scason) any springs in this and rates of charge moderate. Easy country of Enrop of access from fal points of the compare. Pamphlets and water at Thompson's, street, Washington, D.C., or will be sent direct on application. Fine band, good boating and fishing. Envage rooms early. Hun: @reds turned away ‘cack season ‘Uunabie to wet Guarters. fun W. H. SALE, Proprietor. Ree ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. Great North Mountain, near Winchester, vefent A. 8. PRAT, Proprietor. For epics giving term 4 all information, ‘or pamip t ns an ayjly fA.S. PRATT & SON, 401 bia stock borinwerk Engage Rooms early. my?-3m LOCK 1SLAND, R. 1. OTEL, OCEAN VIEW Hi [HE FAVORITE OCEAN RESORT FOR ‘WASH- INGTON PEOPLE. mh, Metical profession _FFHounce this the healthy resort on the Atiantic coast. It is 1b miles at sea, pure cecat Lreczons alwaye Qo cool; beautiful scenery; surf and still water Dathinc: delihtful watke and drives; magnificent bas, sca trout, sword, cod and blue fiching. No malaria, bay fever, asthma, dyn or summer diseases, &¢., on this “Sea sirt isle, ‘The Ocean View is on ahigh binff, overlooking the $eeam, and accommorates 600 guests: ‘broad piazzas ex: P room; hot’ mad cold tend nearly one querter of a music; elegant bull and theatrical room; sea buths in hotel: has more permanent familics than any hotel on the Atlantic coast; electric bells. «as, &¢., in every room; submarine cable to mainisnd.” Two smnaller houses—Pequot and Hotel Manisses—under same management. Send for Iilustrated Handbook. 0. 8. MARDEN, Manager, 228-2m 43 Bowdoin st., Boston, until June 15th. (CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY. elevator, Unequalea location, substintial building, EXCELLENCE. new furniture. prompt and attentive service, R Will be conducte.l by Mr. electric belis. A TABLE OF PARTICUL. The Urchest Hi. J. &G. K. ORUMP, Of Colonade Hotel, Philadelphia. oF Opens June 24. my19-2m ILANTIC CITY. OLNEY, ‘This ceicbrated Cottage, with all_ modern, improvements, will be opened for the recep-/ tion of guests MAY 20rH. ‘The ioestion beius, central, an unobstructed view of the ocean makes it one of the most desirable Cottages ou the coast. ‘Terms moderate. Entertainment of famiies aspe- cialty. Mrs. J. Pi KS 1209 Pacific Avenue, ovporite Ocean Avenue, ity, myl7-3m Atlantic Ore YY SPRINGS WILL BE OP} ception of Guests JUN wellrenowned place has tensive and thorough repairs, bo! hotels proper and the grounds, ED FOR RE- i Special attention has G*!4toga SPRINGS. UNITED STATES HOTEL. F Season of 1882 opens JUNE 10th and closes 5 TEMBER 30th, my2-2m TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. HOTEL, SEASIDE PARK, N. J. SS willopen JUNE 14. Accommo tations first, class; bathing excelicat; ailing and fishing ®A uuexcelled. "Kadiress Ht. C. HERR, Masonviile.., N. J:, until Junel. After that, Seaside Park |N. J. 3m Capecity, 2,000 Pamphiets to be had’ at W. st., Va. M. R.R. Office, 601 Pa. TSOnR. e°Thompeon's, 703 15th dC. & O. B.R. NS TO NO} LOCKOUT. Potomac Steamboat Company, 8m R GEORGE LEARY. i REOLK, FORTRESS MON- ROE, PINEY POINT AND POINT ‘24, this favorite steamer Tun will resume her Saturday and Sunday Excursion !rips to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe, stopping at Piney Point and Point Lookout coing und returning. Leaves ‘7th street wharf at 6 p in. Saturdays. Leave Nerfoik at} p.m. Sundays, arrive in Washington 6 a.m, Mon- Kound trip tickets to Norfolk and Fortress Mon- WM. P. WELCH, Agent. 50 3el9-6t Sewn GRAND EXCURSION TO LURAY CAVE, on FOURTH JULY. ‘Train leaves depot, corner ith and Batrects, at precisely 8 o'clock a.m. ; return at 10 p.1n. allowing five hours to view the Cave. Round trip, $3.65, including admission to Cave; children be- tween five and twelve years, $2.65. Ebbitt Houre Drug Store, Free’ ‘Tickets for sale at Book Store, at the Company’s Office, corner 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and st Depot ‘poring of ath. mh Xi. K, HELPHENSTINE and Je17,22, 28, 24, 26,27, 2, J. JR, D. FRE! 29, Boys ‘Managers. (HE POTOMAC Mi Will commence THURSDAY, Juno 15th, sions to. Gi; strect wi —Neuralgic and Nervous Headaches removed by Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills, —Humors, Scrofula, Uloers vanish before Dr. Ben- son’s Skin Cure. Internal and external. —Ob, my head! Remoye the cause by Dr. Benson's Ceiery and Chamomile Pills. —Tender Itchings in any part of the body cured by Dr, Benson's Skin Cure. *Tis the best, —Sick Headache, distressiig malady cited by Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills, —Makes the ekin soft, white and smooth, Dr. C. W. Benson's Skin Cure. Elegantly put up. —Periodical Headaches fly before Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills, All druggists. —Hair and Scalp discasas thoroughly cured by Dr. O. W. Benson's Skin Cure. None like it. —Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills cure head- aches of every nature promptly, —Elerantly put up, two bottles in one package, is Dr. Benson’s Skin Cure, All Gruggists. —Nervous or Headaches cured by Dr. C. W. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills, —Dr. Benson's Skin Cure consists of internal and ex- ternal treatment. Removes humors, ete. —Does your head ache? Dr, Benson's Celery and ‘Chamomile Pills will stop it for good. —Ecsema (salt rheum), humors and pimples, forms cured by Dr. Benson's Skin Cure, —Hoeadache banished by Dr. Benson's Celery and ‘Chamomile Filia, nervous or dyepeptic. —Those horrid Pimples removed effectually by Dr. ‘2. W. Benson's Skin Cure. Don't delay. —Avoid imitations of either of Dr. Benson's remedies. ‘His have been tried and proved best. —Dr. Benson's remedies sold at droggists. per box; Skin Oure, $1 per package. scent ‘worst Pils, 50. Giymont at 1 p.m. and 9 . m. 3 € sootetise and clubs eau bo , 809 Pennsylvapia avenue. No contracts made with other boats will be revognized othe grounds at Je12 Fi ENT COMPANY it on steamer Ke; at 9 om, and Bp. me returning can be ¢ zed for use of pavilion Ss TOP Sn. EP HOWLAND, RUIT GROWERS IMPROVE- fearing Tah leave trip— or ry 1B CHAR’ iF i SIDE-WHEEL SALOON STEAMER, fitted for Excursions, se Tehast. wharf, OF Exar oR AUDLEY. Manse Jel0-Im UANTICO PAVILION. badelightfel: x, 3 the soeituning SATURDAY, Juno 10th, Popular KEYPORT akes tino piace of the Excelsior on this route. QUANTICO bathing: other amusements. Steamer leaves 7th. p.m} BUNDAYS at Round trip tickets, Steente. wharf at 9 a.m. and 3; m2. only. my29-3m_ Office, 1513 Pa. ave. GEO. 9-1 (CHETON, HOUBE OPEN from Washington. Shade. Mountain air. hood. " Delicious water, N. — ABOUT ONE HOUR Five trains daily. & bie nezhbor- Sfoderate "prices, Addrers Proprietor, Clifton Station, Fairfax Co., Va. my3i-2m NPNHE GELTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL ‘will be opened for the reception of Board- ers on June 14th. Passensers connect in Unioa Depot with and H. J. &@. R. K. for Gettyabi ulars, terms, &.. address ny ¥or full partic YINGLING, Proprietor. COLTONS SUMMER RESORT, EIGHTY MILES down the river—fine fishin, Et MeSNTAIN TOP HOTEL, 3.995, FRET above ‘Tide Water. Situated in Virginia, 9/9 on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway; 140 miles dL from Washington City, and 121 miles from Ricimuond, Va. ; is now open for visitors. HENKY L. MASS Prop., Afton Depot, Va. my31-1m Qw POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA, {out Situated 100 3 HYGEIA HOTEL, from Fort Mource. Open, all the yesr, “Equal to any hotel in the United States, Surroundings unsurpaewed. Bathing, bosting, fishing and driving specially attractive. Pre-cmineniy a resort for southern people. ‘Terms less tor equal accouitnoda tions than any resort in the conniry. Climate free from, Malaria; and for Insomnia truly wonderful in its sopo- Fific cifect. | Send for circular deseriving hywienic ad- vantazes, ete. HARRISON PHOEBUS, OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS SA Wasitnerox, D.C, June 2st, 1882, Realed is and Designs for the ve Paint! Decorati promptly Tueaday, Thursday and Saturday at River ot walls, ceilings and inin finish of wx, Bpringy, and the Proprietor ty Postmaster: ‘Address, | room, and small, fu the north witue of tne omihde ‘Dn. R. P. BARITONE, ing for State, War and 32-2m River Springs, Md. | will be ved at tt SULY TWELVE, 1882, and aftor in presence of bidders, Specifications, cenetal instructions to bidders and Viank forms of’ proposal will be furnished to reruler decorative artists on application to _3e21-6t REASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, WastinaTox, D.C., June 12," 1882, PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the Sm- a ~~ ee han gree wel * = ie sury building, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, and will be eubmitted in clases, ns SMe iors will be na for —— vom chee | eo towing classes only to reicular dealers there 7 Furniture, Fuel, Forage, Hardware, Ice, Lambe and Dry Goods. All other items will be included in class Miscellaneous and will be subject to ope: m) etinon. Proposals will be opened on the followin dates Mi Supplies. at 12 ovciock, noon, TUESDAY, iuine 27, 1882. Hardware, at 12 o'clock, phon, WEDNESDAY, June Furniture, at 12 O'clock, jot, THURSDAY, June 29, g, at Losclock p.m, THURSDAY, June 29,1882. st 12 o'clock, noon, FRIDAY, June 30, 1882, 1 o'clock p.m., FRU , if tse, 12 o'clock, daly i, Fe am Fuel, at Dry at 1 ot 1882. Successful bidders will be required te deliver supplieg Pritin thirty dave after acceptance of Propoea’, except in classes Fuel, Ice end Forage. Schedules and additional particulars will be furnished: Uren application to the Superintendent. he ent reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to waivo defects. ink epee nape awarded ~ frag ieee | ‘above tnd an ajypropriation fer their huvchace ‘been made by Congress. 7 8. J. FOLGR! CHAS. J. FOLGER have del4-w,f.m. 5t LADIES’ GOODS. ME: J. P. PALMER, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Biteurtonrcrs that ube ioohian ber awe ted cates selected stock uf FINE FRENCH MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Prior to her leaving for Paris, H™ FOR THE SEASIDE AND MOUNTAINS. we19 We have just received the LATEST PARISIAN STYLES, suitable for the Seaside and Mountaina, which we will exhibit during the coming week. MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F street northwest. 3e10" REFUS, STEEL, 250. gine French Woven CORSET at $1, usually sold at b vi tery: rhnent. 02 th = 5 fnntion and Ger aeeee eget ee: |S . "Fine French Contiile Hand-maile CORSET, at $1. JOHN W. DREW, corner 9th aud Pe This corset in rold in other cities at $1.50. nue, and to WM. C. MILBURN, 1429 We have one special lot of Chiidre Reculat Made avenue, Wachington, D.C. HOSE, in Cardisal, Lige and Brown, at 2c. Would vs my2s-2m J. N’ WOODWARD, Gen'l Manager. _ | cheap st 300. poeenaee (CLARENDON HOTEL, NINTH aps F STREETS mily SAR SPRINGS, N. Yu. = ' ee ene Me FS. & ¥, SUPE IS Be ILY THE OPENS JUNE 15ru. ME iatoet:stiies. of MELLIN pa Round EXLARGED AND REFURNISHED. Ji and p strest north- silt modern tinprovements with accomniodations | west ne aah oF fixe hundred people. my’ . HARKIS & LOSEKAM, Proprietors, ATTERN HATS AND FINE MILLINERY GOODS; SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS; SILK, FLANNEL and CAMBRIC SUITS, the larenet and most elegant assortment in the city, made exclu sively order. M. WILLIAN, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 7 CITE TREVISE, PARIS. als ABLE. TRIMMING STORE, rvs ENNSYLVANIA AVE., Suits, Costum Cloaks, &c., mado in supe. Hor sisfo at short notice, "Ladies tan have Dreasos eat end basted, snd a perfect fit euarant wed. o USS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, al 490 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes CORSETS to ordor in every style and iaterial, snd quaran tive perfect fit and evinfor. HER SPECIALTIES AILE— French Mand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwaar ind finest Imported H: ‘. ava sour rage atl row aah pench Corsets an: justion. “Hercules” Suy ting Corset, fc vhich Miss Eh is special nds $f Comet, het ‘Own inake, that for the price Ende Comet, et N.B.—French, German and Spanish spoken. ab myi6-3m. Proprietor. MORES MOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, front and large number cool rooms added since last season. ‘Three churches, physicians sud drag fishing, ten pin, croquet—all free. Dancing nightly: Nomosquites. ‘ernm, $25. per monta: $3 ber Py St, Mary‘s county, Md. Now open. New store, mineral ‘water; salt-water bathing, boating, Children and nurses haif . 5 $1.50 per day. ice. gyabbing and bathing—OPEN JU) & Washington elx times'a week. Arrowsmith Terms $1.25 per day, Ht, J. COLTON, Pro-AaLL | [caves ‘Thursdeye aud Saturday, Poturaine Sieedate Prietor, Miles £.0., St, Mary's co.,Md, —_Je5-2m" | snd Fridays. ‘1 Sue on Monday, returning: Saturday. T. HOLLY SPRINGS HOTE! References given. HERBERT F, MOORE, q immer Resort has = pandwand been put Into first-class, condition § 9 OCRWOOD MOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, WEST for the season of 1882. Situated et the mouth 4:0 Na, Mrs. 8. F,, Proprictress. of deep gap in the mountain five miles south of car- | Board unsurpassed ; produce fresl: from coun- YO Hisle, Scenery erand. Billard, bowlinz slleya. fishing, | °F Markets Cod Leds; hich elevation. Terns, boating, driving, &e. CAPT. J. A. GRAHAM, Prov'r, | lw, $9:0). sre pen Jun? 1. Mt. Holly Springs, Cumberland Co., Pa. 3e8-Im mi5-s,% th, Linkdlm AKLAND AND DEER PARK, ARNS HOUSE, NEAR WEST TOIN B, & O. Summer R ssboard ids, eae OREN JUNE 23rd iberal and determined efforts : R. Co, to makethsse well known and’ hotels the Cee equal of any Summer resorts in the United States in | _™¥30- point of size, as well as grandeur, can only be aon ae on s CTAB MAY, _N.3. ‘The capacity of the hotels for the season of 1882 is NJ. double that of last ‘ané no expense has been con SEASON OF 1882 OPENS JUNE 29. sidered where these Tovely plaees could be made more attractive and comfortab‘e. GS. 8 Woop, irticuls address HUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE: Mo. TH POPULAR WATERING CAPE MAY, ‘Is reached by the PLACE, tant ‘WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, In Two Hours from Philadelphia. Under new management. All communica- tions will receive pt _atiention addressed tod. P. SHANNON, Carrollton House, Balti more, Md., or to tent P. 8. BOOTHBY, Maxacrr, CAP MAY, N.3. my25-2m OXFORD, MARYLAND, ‘be open JUNE 10th for euests, Sos cgepane BB'S Va. __ GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. _ Linen Collars, Linen Cuffs, Silk Neckwear, Cotton Becks, Undershirts and Drawers. Xew styles of Percale Shirts, the very-best quality, only $1.25. Fine Percale Shirts, only 75 cents. ‘Finest Dress Shirts to order, elegantly made, only $2, Six fine Dress Shirts to order for $9. All goods are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every “as MEGINNISS’, 1002 F strect northwest. G, B ELLERY, Ms SvccEsson TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTUR} OF FINE SHIRTS: GENTS FURNISHINGS 1112 F Srexer Noxruwest, Wasurxoros, D.C. of the Finest Dress Shirts to order.......see--+ $12.00 xtra Fine Shirts to erder. A ‘Bhirts to order. 20. SEWING MACHINES, é&c. WE ADYISE EVERY LADY WHO VALUES: srcots and couuine He iteve in 'e C. AUERBACH, Cor. 7th and H sts.,