Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1882, Page 8

+ z yr LOCAL - MENTION. The Weather. OFrice or rime CHIRF Stawat. OFFICER, 1 Wasuiscton, D.C. June 24, 1852, 9:30a.m.1 For the middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer, fair weather, with oce rsional light show- east t southwest winds, stationary or meter. Special Weather Balietin. A VERY WARM SUNDAY INDICATED, WITH LocAL SHOWERS. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press:— 7 neter {3 highest on the south Atlantic ti lowest in Nebraska. Generally fair ather prevails in all districts, with local rains ueTa portions of the iniddls states, on coast w the guif coast, and in Minnesota. Warmer east- erly to si y winds are reportel from Ni Engtand, the bes thegee westward ast to south winds con- : th no change in ARTMENT: togiv @ their first 3 ner Mary Wash- ington. eal Ierorte O71 on dra" Foseert’s Ice Cream. Cuzar Jos Prrvrisa. M ‘TRADEMARK 02 the lid—Hart’s Roach Powder. ap-ties, only $8.75, 391 Pa.’avenue. ne Fren cheld’s n catt fo atk n Shoe Hous: EXTRLOPES 75:. per 1,000, note paper 75c. ream, at Easton & ‘* Beacrirt pearl long range glasses; Hempler’s, optician. Cavrios.—In consequence of the great success attendiag our p t process of cleaning ca upulous persons are trying to mitating u ts ti n- a the publte against these so- ners, Who whip and club car- not whi them fr while all oth: clad and iz mon 3 pers who Wish theli ad will SPLENDID glasses; low prices; Hempler’s, 453 Pa. av. selling at 6c. sre the Best Stern, 804 7th stre en ifand I streets. — Ix Onna ® shail sell, at a sacrifice, Our imuense stock of low-querter tes, buttons and sandals. L. Hellbrun, No. 402 7th street, t cigar. Gexts’ fine low shoes at a great reduction for the Xt thirty days, at Richold’s Boston Shoe House, 491 Pennsylvania avenu: THe latest designs of wall papers at R. W. Hen- dersoa « Co.'s, 1113 F street. Panaso1s, below cost. J. Biaxx Booxs to order, corner Pennsylvania C Moncor’s Americ E. Young, 736 7th st, it Exston & Rupp’s and 13th street. Pune Liqvors for medicinal use. Oid Artington #4 gal.; $1 qt. bottle. McGee, 404 9thst. naw. INEN, laces and silks, below cost. 7147th st. yer Ightning rod. cher: comp 's Roach Powier, es, $. He apler’s, 453 y | gether made his income about $3,000’ per annum | Building Company and its treasurer, Gst hole world | iv is the oaly ary diseases, ach Powder, er, all white anil col- | wiing ‘ormance. i.—New York Condenyed Locals. att dispal triaLof Thomas no e 0, ts In progress here. bet Murphy died yesterday at her 11S 9th Street D.w., at Lue advanc JS sends the July number of st. Sichola 2 G. A. Whitaker sends Tune. Street lamps will be lighted at 11:00 p. m. and Zz s ¢ 223) a. m. i James Wallaee was sent to at Of his molher, in the > for stealing $5 from’her. cretary and Assistant Secre- ; been arrayed in their roets and lambre- = have been removed and cool-lookinz matting xd on the tleor. The deaf isutes throughout the United stat Who are coatributing funds for a marble statue of t Garfield. to be placed In the } Uoval Deaf Mute College ta this have already sabscribed $1,242 for that purpose. Frederick Cook and Patt Noonan were before fudge Snell to-day for keeping cow stables in the city Bearer thea 20 feet W dwelling-houses other than theirown, ant were tined $2 each and ordered to abute the nutsance. Tue Vocal So. Blackwood’s Magazine for y of the Assembly's Presbyte- Map church, organizet ant trained by the precen Mr. Warren S. Young, gave a free musical en- ainment to its friends last evening, when an ellent program Was rendered in artistic style, . Young ts to be conzratulated upon the marked eXecellence of the singing of the sosiety. ‘The suction sales o real and personal property OM the 6th and 8th pages of J's STAR Will be found to be of unusual interest. OMicers Thompson and Barty yesterday after- noon killed a mad dog in tle Agricultural §rounds., Mr. Albert J. Riddle, son of Mr. A. G. Rildic, Who has been ucting fer the past season with Law- Fence Barrett, has returned to Washinstoy for tie Sammer. having fust completed a tour if Cana. ‘Mr. Kiddle bas made an engagement with Law- Fence Barrett for next season. eed e For tue Lapres Esrectatty.—On next Tues- @ay, June 27th, at $11 Market Space, Mr. Dowlin> ‘Will seli a fiac line of real val. laces, potnt lace co! lars, flouncing, cloak ornaments, €c. Taese goods fare all of the fuest nature, and wiil be solt with- reserve, 9% Mrs. Lowe ts retiring from business. ‘S@ advertisemeat. —— —~»—-— ‘Tas Sreawsr W. W. Cosconax Sunday afternoon trips, stopy: Tia tro hours, leaving at 3:30 p.m giovier tewtaces wit Smee her = | floors are int | first time fn th THE DEFAULTING BANK TELLER, BIGELOW. His Whereabouts Still Unknown—Uis Previous Good Record—His Property Thouzht Sufficient to Square His Accounts, ‘The whereabouts of Mr. B. F. Bigelow, the miss ing receiving teller of the National Bank of the Republic, whose defalcation for $8,012.46 was reported in yesterday's STAR, has not yet been as- certained, and his friends are on the search for him fearful that he have taken his own life. Others believe that _he has gone out west, where he has a brother. Mr. Bigelow 1s a son of Dr. J.R. Rigelo w, now aclerk ‘In the Pension office, aud & most worthy and respectable gentleman, who has been a resident here for about twenty years. He {Sa native of Massachusetts, but bis son was raised in New York state and su soquentiy came to this District. Heis about 35 years old, very In- elligent, and has had considerable experience in business: He was in H. D. Cooke’s bank, in the mutilated currency branch, and went from there to the National Bank of the Republic. at the in- stance of the late Fitzhugh Coyle. During his smaployment at this bank he has stood well in tite -stimation of the officers. His salary was $1,600 per annum, but he has nanaged to pick up considerable private business 18 secretary for several organizations, which aito- uring the past ten years. With lis savings he has made money in various investments, but not in stocks, as has been intimated. He held some Columbia street rafiroad bonds, which he disposed of tomake a payment on his farm, recently pur- ased in Montgomery county, Md. His house on R street stands in the name of his wife, who, how- ever, itis understood, 18 willing to relinguish it to the bank if necessary to make his account square. He also left $3,00) In a small box at the bank, whieh will be applied to make his accounts good: There Is also another small house on French street, which Is patd for, and neither the bank nor his bondsman will lose anything. The wonder is expressed why he left the city at all. In soctety circles he stood well, being a member of the Y. M. C. A., acting superintendent of the Calvary Ba} list church Sunday school, in place of the late Mr. Wm. Stickney, and a strict member of that church. He was very'liberal in his expenditures for the Sunday school, in the purchase of a library and singing books, and in the outlay for fairs, picnics, &e. He was one of the projectors of the Citizen’s He married the daughter of Mr. 'T. S. Burr, clerk inthe water registrar's office, and has several small children. ‘Tne general impression is that he will return after he recovers from his fright ana panic. ese Important Real Estate Sales and Leases. Real estate lately sold by R. O. Holtzman, real estate broker, 16ch and F streets nortiwest: Part of lot 11, in square 247, 24x99, improved by a three- story mansard root and basement brick house, No. MB 14th strect northwest, for Dr, J. W. Parker, to Mrs. Fanny S Beale, for $9,000. Lots 29, 30 and'31, in square 111, 19th 'street, west side, between ¢ and R streets, for Mr. H.’R. Elliott, to Gen. N. L. Anderson, for $5,579.80 cash; about 70 cent a foot. Subdivision lot 48, in square 518, G street north- west, between 4th and 5th streets, opposite Judi- ary Square, 221(x85, for Messrs. Glover and Hyde, to Aliss'E. B. Sinith, for $1.25 a square foot. lot 3, In square 281, M street, north side, be- ween 12th and 13th streets, 24x12, for Mrs. Mary Archer, for $2,182.50; about 75 cents a foot. Part of lots 16° and 17, in square 374, I street, between 9th and 10¢h streets, 22x105, Improved by'a three-story brick house, for Mr. H.'E. Davis, for $4,250. Lots 27, 28, 29, 99, 81, 82 and part of lot 1, and 3 of lot 2 in'square 378, fronting 106g feet on Sth Street, an 1074 feet on D street northwest, improved by a bullatng known as “Seaton Hall,”’and four brick buildings of three-storles each, for the American Life Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, to Etiza- beth K. Anderson, of this city, for $67,500 cash. Lot H, in square 365, 17 feet 97 inches front by 120 feet deep, 9th street, west ‘side, between P and Rhode Iskind avenue. tmproved by a three-story brick hous, No. 1538, for W. A. Cunningham, to W. TL Hodges, for $3,500. Part of lots 2) and'21, in square 2, 'Q strect, between 14th and 15th streets northwest, south Side of street, 16x100, im- proved by a three-story brick house, for Edward Cuverly, to Mrs, V. Uke, for $4,600. Lot 43, in ver ind Tiyde’s’ subdivision in square 518, G et, between 4th and 5th streets, north side, x85, Miss E. Smith, to Mr. Louis Schmidt, fer $1.50 a square foot. Mr. Schmidt will build upon this lot immediately a three-story brick house. Lot 18, in square 566, 24x100, east side of 3d Street, between F and G streets northwest, 11 proved by a two-story brick house, for Mrs. Mary A. Harrington, to Mrs Emma R. Waite, for $1,900 cash. Mr. Holtzman has also completed the following important. leas for the Rev. J. A. Walter, pa-tor of St. Patrick’s church, and attorney-In-fact for the Rt. Rev Hbbons, archbishop of Bal- 6, to Misses Cushing same square, to Mr. 0. 88 and 39, same square, to Mr. W. V trustee; lot 40,same square, to Mr. Oliver lot 41, same square, to Mr. Ciarles Foster quare, to Mr. James E, Waugh; lot 4 Howard; lot 44, same uwyer; lot 45, same square, | lots are on the nd 10th streets: church prop- | y 8 feet deep, term of thonty-five years, the les paying a ground rent and taxes. The but one, by a fine row muses, with stores on the fir ded. for ofice purp history of our city e witnessed three-qu: asquire bein Dallt square F, square, to Mrs, R.W to Capt. G north = northiwe pon at one time with a © business houses. May It not be the last. 2, tue corner of 10th and row Mr. Holtzman was the pioneer on that sq twins started bis house on urceis in June, 1880. ———— Affairs in West Wa: Tre Conprtion OF Mrs. J. improved to-day. Cup Int. FRoM FRIGHT.—A little child of Mr. liam Whalen, proprietor of the Montgomery ago, while ascending to an up- xrocery buildin elevator, was thrown into a@ spasin from nd has been quite ill since, not being ume days atter the occurrcuee. H. Tenney foundation’ for a Sub: on the site of the frar ington. Warexs 1s some- Ww House, a fe ons are be- fal brick | receptiy ntral Coal ng in new is doing Ing pros rue Star | and all Itching e to swim, > river, but w: “d George Deeth, who, by t him safely to lan: lad Is wheat sold | Falls, stightiy | 3 distributing | 1,000 © sew srvzes OF AMERICAN ORGANDY LAWNS, in Lawn Tenme, Pélka Dots, Stripes, Lavende: Blue, Tinted Groun 4s, Pink, tack, Blue, Brown and Pius Ficures, yard wide, 12 cents. 200 New S: India LIN Wame S GINGHAMS, in Plaids and Seersucker Styles, 10 cts. and 12 cts. FOULARDS, in Satine designs, 12 cents, Sutin St NAINSOOK, 12 cents. very fine, 20 cents, 25 cents, 'S, very fine, 25 cents. Dotted, Figured, and Lace Striped SWISS, 18, 20, 25¢. Lace GRENADINES; Lace BUNTING, 25cte. CLOTH, for Boys’ Suits, 25 cts., 37 ets., 50 cts, LINEN, for Boys' Suits, 15 cts., 18 cts., 20 cts. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, $i, $1.25, $1.50, 22, $2.50. OLS, $2, $3, $4. S and CARPETS. LONSDALE CAMBRIC, 10 cts. TOWSON'S, 6% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE. send HOSTETTER’S, HOSTETTER'S. HH (00, s8S85 TEE? EER TLE HHHO 0 Ssssg 1 ke or - H UM 00 Ssss$ EEE ‘scribe it as the safest and most reliabio of all stoma chics For sale by all Drugyists and Dealers generally. = is skilltui dive, | Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tae kvexma Sram ‘THe MARYLAND Fexry.—The work of repair and renovation upon the steamer Virginia for the Maryland ferry me J Pienpncet ra forward and it ts expected that e ferry will Ca within ten days, The ferrystavern (formerly aow kept by Cornelius Philips) will be put in a order and the road which joins the ferry with the main roaa to Piscataway or Fai mm will be repaired. Although this 1s called the Maryland ferry It Is in fact a ferry route betayeen Alexandria and the extreme southern land’s end of the District of Columbia, the southeast line of the District passing into the Potomac river Just south of the ferry landing. SINKING FUND Cosnaissiox.—The commission of the sinking fund, which is made up of the mayor, the council presidents, che auditor and treasurer, met last night and sot! their accounts for the fiseal year. The commissioners advised the city councils to have the market house thoroughly painted. The report will be laid before the coun- cil at its next ineeting. ‘THR ST. ASAPH STREET RAILROAD TRACK.—The council committee appointed on the motion of Alderman Red to confer with the managers of the Washington & Georgetown railroad upon the sub- ject of the return of that road to St. ‘Asaph and ing streets, have had a conference and some communteations with Receiver Wilkins on the subject. So far everything has been favorable to & retura of the road to ita former location on St. Asaph on Another conference will take place next weel THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Of the state of Virginia has not yet made an appoint- ment to fill the vacancy caused by the death of 8. B. Wibirt, late superintendent of schools in Alex- andria county. In connection with the appoint ment, the most prominently mentioned names are Major R. 8. Lacey, now vice president of the county school board; Banjamin Austin, clerk of the count court; ex-Superintendent G. R. Adams; J. Clements, a lewyer and ex-teacher of six years’ experience; Mr. C.D. Molby, and Perkin Squire, postmaster at Arlington, with the chances in favor of Squire Austin, Masonic INSYALLATION.—Alexandria Washing- ton Lodge of F. and A. Masons will install its new ofiicers at its next meeting. Itis now within a few days of 2 hundred years since Col. Robert Adams sat wit! others at the door of Duff's hotel, which stood on the hill at Princess street, somé twenty fect In the air above where the Washing- ton and Wester ra!lroad now stands. While there an old man, bent with years, came in, pleasantly saluting the company. Two of those saluted started forward together, and each grasped a hand of the stranger. Three men, until then stran- gers, met as brothers, The stranger, whose name has not survived, had given a Masonic sign, to which Col. Adams aud Col Michael Ryan’ re- sponded. The needs ef the stranger were cared for, and the tivo gertlemen whom the Mason’s signal had brougit together determined to Ge ew tzea Joage of Freemasons-in Alexandria. Three other Masons were found in the city, and before the summer closed Robert Adams, Wiillam H un- ter, John Allison, Michael Ryan, ©. ©. Dick, and Peter Dow had forwarded to the grand lodge of Pennsylvania a petition for the opening of a lodge here. “The lodge was not opened until the 234 of February, 1783, since which time it has been one Of the most notable institutions of Alexandria, numbering General George Washington among its masters. Reronten’s Notes—The corporation accounts for 1881-2 are now completed. The city closed its fiseal year with a balance of over $10,000 on the credit side ef its ledger.—All except. one or two of the private schools here have closed. The Schools of the Sisters of the Holy Cross close dur- ing the early portion of next week. The public schools end their term next Friday, and during the week following Alexandria will be without a school.——The county court, Judge Sangster, will open its June (nonthly) tetin next Tuesday at the old court-house.—There are fifteen persons at the jail, one of them white.—Several persons have been fined by the mayor for keeping untaxed dogs. —There was quite a full market this morning. —The St. John’s Cadets are exchanging fare- wells and leaving for their homes to-day.—The city school board will hold its monthly meeting next Friday. C UTICURA! THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER. RESOLVENT! OPERATES WiTH ENERGY UPON THE KIDNEYS, LIVER, BOWELS, AND PORE3 OF THE SKIN, NEUTRALIZING, ABSORBING AND EX- PELLING SCROFULOUS, CANCER- OUS, AND CANKER HUMORS! The cance of most human ills, and curing when phyei- cians, hospitals, and ail ot jods and remedies fail, Scrofula or King's Evil, Glandular Swellings, Ulcers, Old Sores, Milk Lez, Mercurial Affections, Erysipelas, Tumors, Abecesses, Garbuncles, Boils, Blood Poisons, Bright's Disease, ting of the Kidneys and Liver, Rheumatism, Constipation, Piles, Dyspepsia, and Scaly ERUPTIONS Of the Skinand Scalp, such as Salt Rhenmn, Psoriasis, Tetter, Ringworm, Barber's Itch, Scald Head, Itching Piles, and other Disficuring and Torturing Humors from a pimple toa scrofulitic ulcer, when assisted by CuricuRa and Curicura Soap, the great Skin Cures. CUTICURA! A sweet, unchangexble Medicinal Jelly, clears off all external evidence of Blood Humor, eats away Dead Skin and-Fiesh, instantly allays Itchings and Irritations, thes, and Heals, Worth its weizt in gold for al! Itching Diseases. CUTICURA SOAP odified form all the virtues of Curicuna, ‘ire, and is indispensable in the treat- of Skin and Sealp Diseases, und for restoring, ntifying the complexion and skin. Currcuna Rewevres are the only real curatives for diseases of the Skin, Scalp and Blood. : Coricnna Resonvent, $1.00 per bottle; Crtr- box; large boxes, $1.00; Curicura Curicura MzpicrnaL Sold everywhere. Principal Depot, Wexxs & Porrer, Boston. CATARRH. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, THE GREAT AMERICAN BALSAMIC DISTITLA- TION OF WITCH HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE, CANADIAN FIR, MARIGOLD, CLO- VER BLOSSOM, ETC. For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cureof every form of Catarrh, from a simple Head Cold or Influenza, to the Loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Cough, Bron- ehitis and Incipient Consumption, Inaoreed by Phy- cians, Chemist: and Metical Journals thronghout the world, as the only complete external and internal treat- ment. Onv bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solven and Ssnford’s Inhater, all in one package, of all drug- gists, for $1. Ask for SaNFoup's RADICAL CuRE, Weexs & Porren, Boston. COLLINS’ ELECTRICITY PLASTERS, Gentle, yet Effective, united with Healing Balsain, ren- der Cottiss' Vouratc Execraio Prastzss one hun- red times superior to all other plastera for every Pain, ‘Weakness and Inflammation, Price'25 cents. Sold everywher.. THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR ‘THEeatee Comique —Thess sultry ‘one can tnd comfort and amusement te ihe: ‘Theater — “Summer Garten. The bill offered this week has seldom been equaled. very evening by atinsorchectean ess etre a fine ore! DRIVER'S GARDEN is a very attractive poy ogee ri ‘The lovers of music and mirth pooch igure their tastes In the midst of cooling Se orscet erorestons will be siven ty Golden ee ee 1.0. 0. F., on the steamer Tae THIRD: ANNUAL EXCURSION of A. C. 8. of Anchor No. 9, J. 0. M., will be given next Wednesday, on the steamer’ Keyport, which will leave for Glymont at 9 .m. and 3 p.m. THE JAxn MOGELEY wait poets epnaey to Cedar Point, leaving'at 9 a.m. ahd returning at 9 ine STEAMER Geoxcs Leary has resumed her Saturday and Sunday excursion trips to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe. leaving at 9 um and S240 pubs every dag except: ‘ng Sunday, wen the steamer will leave at 4 pun only. Occoquan Falls Suntays and Wednesdays, Mount Vernon bape ie orertorahd THE EXCELSIOR, canal} t. makes trips to the Snturaayn leaving, her whut! at Congress street jaturdays, leat her at and the eanal ate ami < THE POTOMAC FRUIT :GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION Will give one of their peputar excursions to Glymont next Tuesday, Ji ran on the steamers Keyport and Mystic. ere‘iill-be music and exercises in the afternoon and dancthg in the evening. AN EXCURSION TOBLACKISTONE’S ISLAND will be oo on the steamer Arrowsmith next Wednes- . ‘The steamerwillJeave at 8 a.m. and return atli pm. A ING AND :PACING MATIXRE will be on the grounds of ti National Fair Associat ae city, next Monday, beginning at 4 p.m. & ven mat See ext i] bear cece ‘deci as | rOvrerorg %, a THE “ONLY” AND “ORIGINAL,” as made by C. H. GRAVES, OF BOSTON, Isready on opening, and just the thing for use CLUBS, HOTELS AND PARTIES, And at private spreads. Put a Case in your wine cellar. Trade supplied by G. G. CORNWELL, 1418 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Atretail by bottle or dozen of J. H, MAGRUDER, 1417 New York ave. B. W. REED'S SONS, 1216 F street. BEALL & BAKER, 490 Pennsylvanisave. m25-eo3m_ CITY ITEMS. Hats for Sammer Weather. Gents’ wide-brim low-crown “ Jumbo” Hats, $1; Young gents’ nobby Mackinaws, $1.25. $1.50; Very nice white and mixed Cantons, 75c. and $1; Job lot, all Sorts, odds and ends, elosing out, 50c. Closing out Boys’ and Children’s Hats at reduced Prices; nice ones now for 25, 40, 50 and 75c.; at * Lewis’ Popular One Price Store,” 920 7th street, between I and K northwest. 2 Some Seasonable Suggestions. Gents’ long or short-sleeve Gauze Under Vests,50:. New York Pattern Drill Drawers, perfect fit, ‘50c. ; Climax Shirts; Liundried, best in'the world, $1; Linen Collars, Hostery,’Neckwear, Hdkfs., Sus- penders: Best stock of Traveling Trunks in the District. Lewis’, the “ Hatter and Gents’ Outfitter,” 920 7th street northwest. 2 Purify the Blood, cleanse the stomach and sweeten the breath with Hop Bitters. Gray Hairs Prevented, dandruff removed, the scalp cleansed and the hair made to grow thick by the use of Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. German Corn Remover eradicates corns. Beware of base imitations, Get the genuine. 25c, ~All druggists. “Every Piper of My Being responds to the exhilarating and beneficial effects of a draught of Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient,” is the tesUmony of thousands. Sold by all druggists, ‘Thousednds of Ladies cherish grateful remembrances of the help de- rived froin the use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- ble Compound. * The American: Institute on Speers AVines. A committee was appointed to visit Alfred Speer's Vineyards at Passalc, N.J., to examine his wines and cellars and report. ‘The following 1s a part of the report. Many will be a little surprised to learn that withinso short a distance from this city has been prosecuted an enterprise of so much importanee, and with so much success: “The qualities ofthese wines are not excelled by any producer in the world, and during the sea- son when the operations of liandling the grapes, expressing the juices, and the other treatment are in active progress Its interesting and instructive to visit the vineyards and witness the operation, RH. Martin, ‘ M.D., >} Committee.” A Vigorous Growth of the hair is often promoted by using Parker's Hair Balsam. It aiways restores the youthful color and luster to gray hair, gives tt new life, and removes all frritation and dandruff. Mope for Drunkards. My husband had drunken habits he could not overcome until Parker's Ginger Tonic took away his thirst for stimulants, restored his oid energy | of mind and nerves, and gave him strength to at- tend to business, —Cincinnati Lady. Quict Nerves and Balmy Stecp in Hop Bitters, for sleepless ladies and invalids, Churchyard Coughs are evils of the past. “Any cough, liowever violent, gan be cured by Hale's Honey ot Horehound and ‘ar. Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in one minute. More Cases of sick headache, Diltousness, constipation, &c. can be cured in less time, with ‘less medicine, and for less money, by using Carter's Little Liver Pills than by any other means. Nervous Debility is a depressed, irritable state of mind; a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling; no energy; no anima~ tion; contused head; weak memory; loss ef power in generative organs occasioned by excesses; men- tal overwork, or indiscretions. A positive infalll- able remedy for all these troubles is found in Allen’s Brain Food, which tones up the system, arrests all involuntary discharges, removes men- tal gloom and despondency, and restores wonder- a pom gy ae ere oreanes oa) Date rugyists, $1 package, 6 for $, or sent free by On Teceipe, of price, hom AL-ums PHARMAGY, 815 First avenue, N. ¥. Storr & CROMWELL, Agents, 460 Penusylvania avenue. a ‘ 1.000 Rewara For «ny case of ee itehi ulcerated, a or protruding Piles fle : red by 3. P. Alltler, MD Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None génuine with- st 01 pI out his signature. Sold by drugzist Forty Years’ Exverience of np Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syruj asthe prescription Of one of the best female and nurses in ited States, and has been used for forty never-fai success by millions of r their cl sieves the child ‘cents a Mammans, It your little ones contract skin diseases at school, ay Glenn’s ean oe edged er Dye; black or brown, 80 cent Does Your Head the Ache? a ee eae worst casein 5 to 30 minutes. cents, At all drug stores. Men. - “Wells” Teslth ‘Menewer™ Testores ewer iod ws SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER_RESORTS, HE SHORE COTTAGES Atecar PARK. X.J_—THE PEMBERTON, COR- Suef, fara new cert =o | reasonably. BUFFALO LITHIA WATER, FOR BRIGHT’S DISEASE, THE GOUTY DIATHE- BIS, &o, Dn. Ws. A. Haworn, of New York, Surgeon General 1.8. ), Professor Dises of the Hina tna jervous System in the University of New ork, Water in cases of effections of the nervous system, com- of the Kidneys, or with a have been emitently est- any years been a favorite cases, but the Buffalo Water acts better than any extemporaneous solution he Lithia Salts, and is, moreover, better borne by Gian Bellevue Hospi Hospital, New York. ote “For the past four years I have used Lithia Water in the treatment of Chronic, Interstitial Ney {ZSemesen, in bis great work “The Cyclo- f the Practice of Medicine,’ under the head of Werstitinl Inflamination of the’ Kidneys} (that is, Interstitial Nephritis), savs: “The state of the Kidneys at present decignated by the above name ros ate the third tage of what in known by authors as 8 ATK alteced final resull of diffuse Nephritis.—Paorareron|, oceurriuie Ni a. in ‘and Rheumatic subjects, with the most marked eft. In all Gouty and Rheumatic affections, I re- gard it as high ly efficacious.” SPRINGS NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS. 52 Water in cages of one dozen half-gallon bottles, 4] $ per case at the Springs, Spring's pamphlet sent to any address. THOMAS F. GOODS, Proprietor, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Je24-s&w, 2w Virginia, ANSION HOUSE, MIDDLEBURG, LOUDOUN County, Va., has refitted: now open. for accommodation of transient and summer ¥/} boarders. Mineral spring near hotel, equal tod. any in the state. Adc jeusaw CHRISTIAN REAMER. T, VERNON HOUSE. . JACKSON, VA., ON Se he pec fort eee (ate of Shen. Alum Springs.) Je23-4t* ‘T. JOHN'S COTTAGE, CAPE MAY, N. J.—ONE block from Congress Hall, facing’ the, ocean. Excellent tab:e and rooms. Addreas' E. ST. JOHN. Je21-20* PoToMAc HoT Hee A SEOHOE'S IBLAND, Mo., Wi JUNE ‘ill open JUNE 25. ‘Terms:--$1.50 ys and $90 per month, ‘Apeclat arratisendeuts fortumihie, Steamers met at Piney Point wharf. Good sailing and bathing. All boats free. Address R. J. ADAMS & BROS... Piney Point, St. Mary's county, Ma, Schmedtie & Bros., 104 Tih street. C. Xander, 911 7th street northwest. 3e20-1m* EASE, END, COTTAGES (FORMERLY CRAMER COTTAGES), Bedford, Pa.—Water from, the several ° ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Furnished with all the Modern Improvements, includ- ing Hot and Cold Baths, Jel9-2w. C.A.RINES. 2 i SBURY PARK, N. J., THREE MILES BELOW A ‘Long Brauch.’ The Mansion House, one lock from the ocean, is now open for the re- 97 eat ception of guests. ‘For part culars address} Mrs. B. H. CHADBOURNE, Proprietor. —_jel7-21t* CEARK HOUSE, ARBURY PARK, N. J. A specially desirable Cottage Hotel: ae to : : ¢ and service unsurpassed; free conveyance to| ‘beach and from station: rates very reasonable. Adaress A. A. M. CLARK. jel7-2m LACKISTON ISLAND.—THIS POPULAR RE sort is now open, under the management, of Mus, REBECCA ADAMS & CO. Nex) wharf, premises thorou; we renovated, plenty div of shade and delightful bathing. Boating free to wuests. ‘Terms $1.50 per day, $9 Fea week, $30 per month. Spe- cial rates for families. Address Mus, R. J. ADAMS & C0. ; Binckiston Inland, Md., per Steamer Arrowsmith, YQEK SULPHUR SPRINGS, ADAMS COUNTY, PA.. now open under new management. Water—Sulphur, Magnesia und Iron. ‘Terme Cmay reasonable. Washington to Union Station jut Baltimore) by B. & P.. thence by Western Maryan R.R. to New Oxford, without change. From Baitinore to New Oxford and return, $5.50. Stuce from New Oxford, 8 mites. [jel5-1m"] 'A.B. SMITH, Proprietor. DQRUNG GaP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS ‘Will open for reception of guests JUNE, 27th, For terms, circulars, &e.. address 2 »» Pas ISAAC MENGEL, Meiel Houre, © le, Cumberland 15-2m' New A TEANTIC HO: L E OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND, will OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF 1682 on the 2lst OF JUNE. For information and 9/5 circular apply at the Star office. u JOHN TRACY Jelt-Im Ocean City, Maryland OTEL ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., Opens for the season of 1882 Ssturday, June $A) 17. The most clegantly furnished and best dds appointed hotel in Atlentic City. An open-air pavilion with an unobstructed floor of #60 square yards for hops and amusements hue been cdded this season. GEO. L. JACOBY, Manager, LENTZ & SIEGRIST, Proprietors. ee VILLA, s provement county, Vi ie Om je3-1m. ‘Now open. ‘For in MAY, Sewage ‘trip! address FARSON & CO. DLERAUPE, “The Orica Cape Mass ‘ARINE CAPE X.3. fect of the ogean “Table specialty, Gan electric balls HALLENBECK. AL UM SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH HENANDOAH ALI GS, (NERAL SPRINGS HOTEL ED FORD wenn en taser OF TURE JASON STOCRBRIDGE, of the old Fountain, and Guy's Hotel, Baltimore, . “tone Rouni Railroad feet above the level. ome ak rue, aati © SS TONS EIGHTY teed: VY Bie ae ep E.G. and Soren Rosner’ on the Af te ‘Cape bhi STATES HOTEL, ——_— LARGEST IN ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. ee . WHITNEY, Mi &, , THOS. CHASE, Cashion! T. MORGAN, Musical Director. BROWN & Wi EP PRR, selT-00 we MM KINEO HOUSE, MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE. — ception of residents of the county and those tourtets animate, Far who pay for their use. drat OAS DERR ES 8 mend SQiaphlcts and bedeera. Watse © be had a Boxton. "°F £0416, treeoleT: eral agents: 4.8. TT REACE COTTAGE, OCRAN GROVE. & Baltimore, Md. ; C. House finely located on Ocean “Pathway, ington, D: C., snd SHSPER & eer, die Basch, wath magnifeent te view. Nychow’ “THE ANDERSON HEIRS, Proprietors. | Cotthee Gomes Grove 7. elt kw IVER SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN FOR BOARD TEL bo er day for lens than awecks 8138 e (or a 3 81. nov ‘Children day when overs week. Jeare invariably 15 conte, over two, Fruit, fishing, medical bills and medicine all free. ew ‘attractions for, this, season are more room, fine seine, foe, cream Eprings, and te 32-2m_ sode fountain. . Thureday and rietor is Postmaster. Address, ‘Du. RP BL@RISTON at River Springs, GAPS: SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALEALINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. OPEN JUNE FIRST TO OCTOBER, and, jater when company will justify. having the fail arrives River fa. ‘Wimming pool of carbonated mi wabsrin thewortle” Als Chalybeate Springs, (scoot tonone,) rich in. iron, and, from a balf to quar fers of ‘an hour's ride, (carriage or bi afine White Sulphur. Grand mountain scenery, suminer ¢li- mate un ; acharming summer home. More itisfactor its in an ‘of diseases (some in & eatin! ry results in a numl Gay eprtees tation few weekx, others a season) country of Europe, and rates of charge moderate. of access from ints of the compass, Pamphicte and water at Thompson, 709 18th etreete Washington. D.C., or wilt be sent direct on application. Fine hand, Hun: boating and fishing, Engage rooms early. pobre pe Pe a ‘Hunting in eeason, mylz-2m W. H. SALE, Proprietor. Re ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. Great North Mountain, near Winchester, Va. 9) 8. PRAT, Proprietor. June 1st. iT pamphlets vi apply to A'S PRATT & SON, 401 9th stzost se Rooms early. terms and all information, orth west. my9-3m LOCK 1SLAND, R. 1. OCEAN VIEW HOTE! THE FAVORITE OCEAN INGTON PEOPLE. ounce this the, The medical profession most healthy reecrt on the 15 miles at sea; pure ocean cool; beautiful Be delightful walks and drives; dysy ‘Sea girt isle, ' ocean, and accommodates: < alway, 3, surf and still water, RESORT FOR WASH- tlantic coast. Tt is PC 1H magnificent bass, sea trout, eword, cod and blue fishing. No malaria, fe or summer &e., on ‘The Ocean View is on ahizh bluff, overlooking the 500 ruests: broad piazzas ex- tend nearly one quarter of a inile in length; splendid music; elegant ball and theatrical room; hy ea ur hotel: has any hotel on the Atlantic coast; Thabagement. Sen, ot and cold amore permanent families than ‘electric bells, gas, &e., in every room; submarine cable to mainisnd.” Two emailer houses “Pequot and Hotel Manisees—under same for Ilustrated Handbook. 0. 8, MARDEN, Manager, a28-2m 43 Bowdoin st., Boston, until June 15th. YONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY, Unequaled location, substan tial building, new furgiture, promyt and attentive service, electric Bells. A TABLE OF PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE. ‘The Orchestra will be conducted by “Mr. H. J. &G. R. CRUMP, Of Colonade Hotel, Philadelphia. Opens Jun my19-2m TLANTIC CITY. OLNEY, ‘This celebrated Cottage, with all_ modern, improvements, will be opened for the recep- tion of guests MAY 20rn. ‘The tocation being, central, an unobstructed view of the ooean makes it one Of the mnost desirable Cottazes o1 m1 Une coast. ‘Terms moderate. Entertainment of {smiles aspe- cialty. Mus. J. PENICKS, 1809 Pacific Avenue, opposite Ocean Avenue, powatantic City, _mylT-8m ( SENEY SPRINGS WILL x BE OPE! ception of Guests JUNE Isr, 1882. ‘This, wWellrenowned place has just midergone ex- tensive and thorough repairs, both the «rounds. Special attention has For further in- for descriptive catalogues, or apply to ‘orner 9th and Pennsylvania ave- . C. MILBURN, 1429 Pennsylvania hotels proper and been gi to oe sanitary formation send JOHN W. Di nu avenue, Washington, D. my23-2m partment. as to the, iD FOR RE: 8s J. N! WOODWARD, Gen'l Manager. C LARENDON HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥., OPENS JUNE 1 STH, ENLARGED AND REFURNISHED. for pie. ¢ hundred p Allthe modern improvements with accommodations AKKIS & LOSEKAM, Proprietors. ARATOGA SPRINGS, UNITED STATES HOTEL. Season of 1882 opens JUNE 10th and closes BEY TEMBER 30th, my2-2m TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. _ SEASIDE PARK HOTEL, 9 will open JUNE 10. class; bathing excellent; gnextelled, Address i N. J., until June 1, my343in del3- Ww: SHINGTON GROVE HOTEL, NEAR GAITH- ersburg, Montzomery county, Md. Ses son of 1882. "Open June ist. Situated on th Metropolitan branch of the B.&O.R.R. ; 21 miles from Washington; altitude between 600" and 7 feet above tide-water: seven pumps of exeellent water; 4 beautiful grove of forestshade trees. WASH. 1. WILLIAMS" SONS, Managers. poe BRANCH. LELANDS' OCEAN HOTEL. ° JUNE, JULY, AUGUST AND SEPTEMDB! jel2-Im__ CHARLES & WARREN LELAN! Hi TEL COLUMBIA, OcrAN Bracn, N. J.. OPENS JUNE 247i. For illustrated circular, terms, &c., address Je10-Im FRED. E. FOSTER. (EARENDON HOUSE, CLARENDON Sprixes, Vr. is $ Open June to October. Hotel and three Cottares ac- goutmodute two hundred guests; celebrated pean Peautifal park and fountain: plessant drives; viliiards: bow!ine; telegraph office connected with hotel. Send B. MURRAY & SONS., Props. ‘OUNTAIN HOUSE, — pS ae OPENS JUNE 32 Tes. ‘On main line of Pennsylvania railroad, above sca level, situated in a park of one hundred amid the The celebrated Logan House, Altoona, Pa.. is also puder Mr. ‘Tyuxu's management, Bend for circu ‘49-1 PP =x Port HoreL, St. Mary's County, Manriaxn, Mountaty Top HOTEL. IML above Tide Water. 2 usted in Virginia, fat 1,996 on Chesapeake and Obio Reilway; 140 mile: 209 from Washington City, and 121 miles from Kichunond, Va. ; isnow open for Visitors, HENKY L. MASSIE, Pro Afton Depot, Va. my3l-la Q»» Port comrorr, VIRGINIA. Situated 100 y Surroun and drising specially attract: for southern people. tions than uny resort in the coun Malaria; and for Insounia traly Send for circular. tures, my16-3m ‘Terms leas tor HYGEIA HOTEL, ds from Fort Monroe. ail the sear. “Equal to any hotel try. Climate Pro; he, Spite States. ings Unsurpassed. Batliing, boati . Pre-cminen' fishing aresort jus] accor ft moda from ‘wonderful in its sopo- eeeribing bygicuic ad- t9) HARRISON PHOEBUS, yrietor. ai ‘OR! ROTEL, LEON, ai St. Mary's count id. front and iarge number ARDTOWN, Md. Now open. New rooms added sine last eesacn. ‘Three churehes. physicians store; mineral water; salt-water No mosquitos. ‘Terms, $25. pe $1.50 per d foand from leayes Thursd: and Frida: Keferences given. Jei-Im thing, T mon! i ‘arae boating, Srhing, ten pins, croquet all free. Dancing nightly. ; $9 per wee) Children and nurses half price. Boats ‘ashington six times a week. Arrowsmith ys and Saturdays, returning Sundays Monday, returning Saturday. Se on SALE SSE Proprietor. CCK WOOD. HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, WEST Va., Mrs. 8. E. 1 Board unsurpassed; cet; wood CEN Proprictress. juice fresh ff ; high elevation. Terms, Open duns. aud fuse shade; abundance of ses. Hlustra my30-1m* eof milk, fruit aud sted circular. ‘MES, A. MEARNS, gn., & USE, NEAR WEST TOINT. NOW ‘Highisnd Falls, N.Y. STOCKTON BOTT ay, , N.S Under new ions will toJ. P. SHA ‘Carroliton more, Md., or Baiti- SEASON OF 1882 OPENS JUNE 29. management. All communicz- reeel ne attention ‘addressed NkOR Gs ‘House, [i P. 8. BOOTHBY, Manacen, CAPE MAY, N.J. my25-2m ‘ASTFORD HALL, OXFORD, MARYLA’ Will be open JUNE 10th Yor reception of noe guest, facta SAM'L NORRIS, Proprietor. BBS see, Soe, ISLAND, VA. ‘The only SEASIDE RESORT IN VIR-. ‘The finest and the safest of Surf Shark and Channel Fishing, VEE ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE, N.J., DiI T on the Veh mers ‘construction’ Sauer Sele weslet 'E. M. RICHARDSOR fen. JRENNICES HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, Mo. 18 ow open for the reception own, GSO per day Per month, $9 per week, and Ferhariceias MON. FENWIC Jeld-s&ew, 2m own, Ma. NEW HOTEL IN THE CATSKILLS. HOTEL KAATERSKILE, The Largest Mountain Hotel in the World, OPENS JUNE 20. Three 14 Feet Above the Sea, ew of Sixty Miles of Hi River. Soceptible iby railroad within one hour's ride, or terms, &c., address E. A. GILLETT, 3e8-skw,17t_ Room 1, No. 237 Broadway, New York. HE ROBINSON COTTAGE REHOBOTH BEAG i, opens JUN! 5 Newly furnished. For terms eddress 8. F. iH. WALKER, 223 gE at. SULPHUR SPRINGS, son's depot P.O., ederick Co., Va. del-tw Circulars at Star . HOLLY 5 a8 HOTE FORMERLY THE MULLIN HOUSE, ‘This Famous Summer Resort has changed, bands and been = into first-class condition F/ for the season of 1882. Situated at the mouth, 90,8 deeb wap in the ihountain five miles south of car- lise. ery grand. Bil bowling alleys. i] boating, driving, ke. CAPT. J. 4 GRAHAM, Prous Mt Holly Springs, Cumberland Gs.. Pat 1mm ()AELAND AND DEER Pat re) B. & ae? Resorts, . & 0. Si OPEN JUNE. Sern The Uberal and determined efforts of the B. 2 R. Co. to make these,well known and popular hotels the ual of any Suuivier resorts in the United Statos ta, Duint of size, as well as grandeur: can only be realized, ‘when seen, The capa Paitrk eb ener er where these alreaily lovely could be more attractive and comfortab.e. For parti ‘sddrens ©. 8. woop, JeTtyl EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE, Mb. (TBE POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, Is reached by the taut WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, In Two Hours from Philadelphia, ‘ Fast Express Trains, with Parlor Cars attached. are run during the season at convenient hourr, and pas- sengers will find on their arrival at the new Broad j Station, Philadelphia, Union Transfer Coaches and! Horse Cars to trunsfer direct to the station of the West Jersey Kailroad, at the foot of Market street. For through tickets, baggage checks, and fail informa- fou apply as follows’ Nordheast corner 13th street and Franerivania avenue: Station Baltimore and Potomas Railroad, corner 6th and B streets; 619 Peunsylvania avenue; "1351 Pennsylvania avenue, FRANK THOMSON, J. R. WOOD, General Manager. General Paseenser Agent. 1 West sensey RAILROAD, ian $ (Sew Broap Gavor Rovrr,) BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY, 18 NOW RUNNING FAST EXPRESS TRATNS: OF ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHES AND PARLOR CARs, In which the charge for seat has been reduced to 25 eta, THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN NINETY MINUTES, Passengers from Washington will take the thi trains of the Baltimore and Potomac Keilroad to Phila | detphia and arrive at the new Broad street Station of Pennsylvania Railrosd, where Union Transfer Cosches or street cars connect direct to Btation of the West Jer- sey Railroad at foot of Market street. : ‘or through tickets, baczawe cheeks and full informa tion apply as follows: Not ‘comer of 13th street and Penpsylvania avenue: Station Baltimore and Poto- Tac Raifund, corner 6th and B strects: 619 Pennasives nis avenue: 1351 Pennsylvania avenue. FRANK THOMSON, J. R. WOOD, Ge General Passenger Agent. rpHeas DOWLING, Auctioneer, SPECIAL SALE OF FI REAL G00) VAL. LACES, POINT [ rE AND BLACK FLOUN EMBRACIN@ CE COLLAR @ LACE, FL LOAK ORNA- : NS, LACE CAPES . HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK GROS GRAIN RIBBONS AND GLOVES, &e. On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY-SEV- NTH, 1882, at $11 Market Space (Mrs. E. Lowe's), at TEN O'CLOCK, I shall sell a splendid as«ortmes the shove goods. | The sale will be continued on MON DAY, 28 usual, with a general ageortment. Seats will be provided for the‘ dies. Je2k-2t rPpHoMAS DOWLING, ALOGUE SALE © COMPRISIN: ALSO, ic AD Tobe sold at my anction Tome, south yo Pennsylvania ‘averine and 11h THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. Auctionesr. F VERY VALUABLE IM RTY AT MOUNT PLEASANT, TRUSTERS' Distaicr OF COLUMBIA OT OF COLU: 5 By virtue of « decd ot trust dated the 20th day of, Sau December, 1881, and daly rcorded in iter 369, tolio 335, one of the land records for Washington, District of Columbia, and by direction of the party se- cured thereby, we shall sell on FRIDAY, JULY SEV- ENTH. Tss2, "at SIX O'CLOCK, on the ‘rgemises, the wing property ;—Lot No. 2, jon No. 1, of Be P. Brown's subdivision of Mount Pleasant,” tigother with the improvements. ‘Terme: $400 cash, tzid the residue in ten yours, boar Heed or Euston the property sda “a coveyencih ‘on the property ave! Re., at purchaser's cust, $100 deposit will be fequired atime of le rr9g. 3. MYERS, FOND HaNson,} Teasteos. JetA-dkds ‘Real Estate Auctioneer. BTR! 5 BOUNDED EIGHTH, NINTH STRERTS AND MASSACHUSETTS NORTHEAST. expe pits of a deed of trast to Christian and myself, dated Nove: Guiv recorded in Libor No.4 an