Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1882, Page 3

STEAMERS. &c. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. OTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. Ctyde-built Dutch Phe YORE, THIS AFTERNOON. PPENCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. TRUS rps. J. FISHER & CO., Beal Estate Auctioneers. YUBLIC SALE. OF THE MACHINERY, TOOLS AND SEGA xg? THE COLUMBIAN BANK” NOTE B; of ‘the board of Trustees of the Columbian Hank Note Company, confi med by a vote of the Stock. the hivhest bidder, on "THU H, AT HALF-PAST Dolumibian Ban all the Ma tein on, tating Machines, Sizes: also, 8 farce comprising criginal {Lathe Work, Vise- fol poweret, aM r. ty and direction of the 81 of Columbia, us ers of Tuly 6 h, 1 the ps H DAY OF JULY, y besees 5, 8 3 | Termu"Cosii; ten per cent of which must be paid H sell in fre 100 feet, ast, and im= me, with je Wremines, and the din’ the order of X O'CLOCK same afternoon we : square 740, st, Hext to L street south. | On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY EIGHTEENTH, | at SIX Vel t Of the premises, Lot 1, square situated on corner of | And sth streets nort PAS of the } Emil S. Friedrich. No. BIS, folio 10S, of t X O'CLOCK, same afternoon, pices, lots 17 and 18, in square south of square 1057, #1 don South Carolina avenue Dbetwcen 14th and 19th streets east, and improved by two two-story bricks on lot 17 and a two-story frame on + ae of record in tie Sur- - fol. 15. and twelve red on the ‘old without regard to price. shi, balance in one and two years, i payable semi-an- erms to becom- otherwise resale st riek and after five days’ pubiie no- in, tome “ewspaper published in Conveyanei A deposit of $100 re, DUNCANSON BRO! 1 Estate Auctioneer, . TWELFTH DAY © RP. i =, Lot Li, in sq MF_H. U. PARLOR SUITES, NG CA: D BUREAU SUITES, TABLES, WARD: ‘Ds, BU- NGS, by by 132. fe ‘oved by HALL AND & 4 DOTHER CARPETS, RUG AND COTTON TOP MA KITCHEN UTENSILS, & MONDAY, JULY SiVENTEENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A. M/, we shall sell at rostde .ce No. 1217 H | | street northwest, ‘the lection “of Household 1 Hse only afew months and well worthy v of buyers, “WALTER B, WILL N BROS., Auctioneers, ‘9th and D streets northwest. FS SALE OF T NTY OF WASHIN ON ASTERY,” W. THEREO q of a dee of ti st to me, dated October dled int her Noe 168 Ee the District of STEAMERS tY THURSDAY }OTION ne of adeed of trust to me, duly made and bearing date August 9th, 187 : Ho 406 et so in sad District, and Commencing at the | Branch road aud the Hth | rest wide xis toa st about | described f the Old Pme an: Loperty = A depos Th e's land: thence TEDAY syoaeas tid about eieht (4) rods Batew or A easterly FPHOMES DOWLING, auctioneer. > more orless; the same befuge Rt P. Brown. archase money to be elve aad eixhteen EOF VALUA FARM OF TEN Nbd_O PISCATAWAY ix sold thin ten w mesarve the ight to re ast of defaulting yn if such resale inf said prop huser by eiv- ie Evening Star IPTORY PUBLIC 230% W YURR. f the au 8 Tecoe! Board of Directors of the Col: any, confirmed +» We Will dell to the hi vivania ‘avenue, ext, extending north, together with the iimprove- raf a lance building, with iron D nd 910 Pennsylvania aven SNON H. BROWN 4 rdcasb; the remainder in two equal Orte Messrs. OFF years, secured I janl2 € the rate of six per cent per —— anu d-annually. A depositof $900 me, must Le tthe tims of the sale, ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO., fate Auctioneers, 1324 F street northwest. NER, Real Estate Broker, 916 ¥ st. n.w. '$ SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO STORY cK DING, Ni RAILROADS. UMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND SOUTH, VIA rere STEE commencing at to the eale ND B BUI 324 EIGHTH ~ = STREE PRESS! D BRICK, all o n 3 N FKON nal ee eacanld SY TN REAR mn Poms ee viriue of a deed of trast, dated Maylith, AD. Ni a | i red in Liber No. 790, folio 50, one of Rall GOOD NIA BOAT AND VICE raf the Disteit of Cotubia, ut at sa. ured there fiom. &e., apply at Company's 7th | E MATTINGLY, mt ic auction in front of the pre A, 1382 at SIX O'CLO ©! & OHIO RAH ROAD. . FAST, AND UME ONLY ¥ . TH FAND THE WES ot TRAC Ai E dred and minety-four (894) bexin- atthe northeast corner of said lot, ce sonth along the line of Sth street, th dred and said lot; thence ne ‘a ast with the dividing fourteen (14), ons hun of bezinuing, to- ro Re — Aders, and | cent. per aun, dof trust, or all A vit of S100 re- 3 all convevancine at pur- mphed with in seven the right to resell meTmeNt, MIDE, estes, aad Way twa Piedmon!, Stras- 1 Way, vin fielay.) i MEDICAL, &e. SEST ESTABLISHED SPECIAL © AND BosT¢ AAD BOSE for the eu mat York HE OLDES D AND All Female yet in Liber 940. 1 recon tor th Dia 7, 3ULY STNETE: rR PM., all that ce ni and pr. uate in the city nd known of said - | WICTIMS OF SECRET D who ¢ Many have been, ailing on Us at first 7" i a pe of said <i alno the soultn f ee Funnine west firty (0) fect, ) fect, theuve due cast : mis quickly cured. Can be at 64 New York avenue nocthwest. Of 1 tod O'cwock p.u., with ladies uly. th potatof bez toi, aud from the a ee a mentioned line thirty-one ning, tether with all the vents and privileges to the | th to recatve es, BUC proper $reatment in as Heart Disease, Kid- Nervous Debility, Tupoteucy or Pre- minal Weakness, Dyspepsia, Nervous | ; send two stamps tor our questions for tok and our new ook i The Laws o Lire axp Heaurn, Address Secretary, Medical and Surgical Instit MM 147 East 15th street, New ¥c OBE JN, THE MOST RELIABL ongest ertabliehed specialist in this dé ars exper: of the purchase money in cash; y of svle, with m ui per annum, pay- annually, to be secured by deed of test on perty sold, Gr all cash, at purchaser's option. A yosit of $100 to'bs made at time of wale. If the terms ehutecmpsed with witsin five (5) days from iwale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell °K aud Cost of defaniting purchas+r alter five days’ b with 18 will guarantee acure in all Uiscasea of | Se ctty is Nervous and § ement in the Evening Star. AU conveyanciig k. LORD, ar Aquat, Baits. | Rotana Eieims, temsbes tent ey | At the cost of purchaser, MENS Master of treas., Balto.” myd | ete, Gonorrhoea and Syphiia podtively cured in dio | ye = ——=— | 0" dave. Consultations strictly confidential Can D3 consulted Wee rISdE at his ofhea, leading phy: eudeys and irdays, frem2 to 9 p.m., street erthwest. Hefers {fo the cians of Baltimore. Blain ofhce, 30 North . Baltimore, Md. al Liberty et D OHN TRIPP*'S BLOOD PURIFIER is a certa! Syphilis, Scrotula. Ovarium Tumors, Kid- hey Diseases and all’ Blood Poison. Cure of. syphilis Kuaranteed in either bag, od two stamps for pam- Dhlet, Revere House, n. JelS-codiy: Dx. JOHN TRIPP. 50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS PAILS TO PU) cure any case of Suppressed or Paint sfruation. Lencorrhom (or bites), and ail Int . FISHER & CO., Auctioneors. 3 SALE. OF TWENTY-TWO ACRES OR LESS), ON LINCOLN AVENUE, TM— DEY LARGE RESIDENCE AND O1HER ~ of a deed of trust, dated 7th Decent IN EFFECT JUNE STH, 2 Taras eave Wasnrveros From Statiow, Comnen “LEows azo Limited Express Care at 9:208.Dn and recorded in Liber No. 839, foli oneo the land records for the District’ of Columbia, we will sell, at premises on WEDN?SDAY, JULY TWENTY-SIXTH, A.D. 1¢82, et SIX OCLOCK P.M, all that certain Picoe of vafoel of wround situate aud being in the county of Washington, in the Distcict of Columlia,and known and as bein part of . “Prospect,” and b-ins pubife auction, on the r ach Ex- 2) p.m. daily, with Palo C-re to Pitts Mall Express, 9:50 p.m. daily for Pittsburg West. SD POTOMAC RAILROAD. ruptions or Erregwarities of the Menstrual Periods, conveys Tecorde1 im Liber No. 60 gords, and the one scre B. Wagzener, 105, of said Miavara, $'a.m. | years experience. 906 B street southwest. sll the land aud premises whien by ‘aste ‘ar from Harris- | > ss a August 15th, 1839, aud recorded in Liter W.B. No. 76, B-MOTTS: Lteokig Sd ee a CURE | folio 256 et sea, of the land Tay said District, 3 a aficua cee bathe eect we ee Ts coureyed te dina, MeDantel in fee, excepting ula, Syphilis and all Blood and Skin Bere speedily cured. Gonorrhcea cured in 48 hours. . B. ENTWISLE, Ds .TH 18 WEALTH !_DR. E.G, STS | FRYE ASD BRAIN TREATMENT. A Specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Couvuisiona, Nervous - che, Mental Depression, Lows of Memory, 8 | rhea, In , _Involunt Emiasio; Old Axe, © 1 over-exe indulgenes,. to month's treatiuent. Oue dollar a box, or six bores Sve dollars. sent by mail prepeis’ on receipt of pri ‘We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, sccompanied with Sve dollars, we will seud the purchaser our writien guar. alu. ‘aerons New York ¢ cpa 3:00 am. 10 0am. 3 ele Sunday, 4 2o, Witeus: Quethiniof the pushes - © balance in six a d twelve months from interest at the rate of aix bie Largest pen ‘be. oF AD, 8:00, 9:30, 10:90 a.m. and 1:30, | 20, 7:38, 9:50, and 0 p.m. On | ), 9:30am, $:20, 6:20, 7:50, 9:50, je, 6:40am, and 4:40 p.m. daily, For Ann aie a0 am and 4:40 p.m. daily, except fiiecta cage Guarantensomat by Sturt Schou ALEXAND "1s AND FREDERICKSBURG Karr. | WELL Prog eels ‘should WAY AND “ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON Leo he sty For Alexa:..: ra: RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED s THE TRADES. TROPERTY ON F STREET, 3 ; For Bichmond and the South, “ YCETT’S BINDERY, 1012 PENNSYLVANIA AV daily, cnt 5-00 p.m. daily” except Sunday. Sais wat Pr pict TES eae Apart be Bd Sgt i Linge Sina focus Specialy. ‘Best Fy + cd in 10:00 9m 12-40) 29:00, 2°00, 700 and | Feferences. - Urdere by mail prompty” to. (A1BSON BROTHERS, \CTICAL BOOK AND specialty. Cease, "Fine jaa? eo caae vote brom ply attended to. FRANK (HOMSON, General Mapawer. =— G45 cooxie stoves, ‘FOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, TENTH STREET. | GEARENDOD jOTOMAG HOT! P' a SeonaEs ISLAND, Mp., Will open JUNE 25, ranigeranta for taste, ‘Good sailing thing. Address Rs R. J. ADAMS & BROS... Piney Point, St. Mary's county, Md. REFERENCES: Schmedtie & Bros., 704 7th street. _C. Xander, 911 7th street northwest, 320- ea ENR COPEAGES, (PORMERLY CRAMER ‘4 COTTAGES), Bedford, Pa.—Water from, the several springs, at cottages for oe Om cuests. Rooms comfortable and board first- 4. Clare. J. W. ‘DOLLAR, Proprietor. _jed0-1u (QE eS HOUSE, ARBURY PARK, N. J. A specially desirable Cottage Hotel: Cuisizie and service unsurpassed: free conveyance to ¥/ Gs beach and from station; rates very reasonable. Aduress A. A. M. CLARK. P)OUBUNG GaP WINTE SULPHUR SPRIN Will open for reception of sdests JUNE. 27th. circulars, &e.. address 2 NGEL, Menge! Houre, Newville, Cum! S$. ADAMS COUNT Pa., now en under new management. Water—Suiphur, Magnesia and Tron. Terms¥/) Teasonabie. Washington to Union’ Station du (Baltimore) by B- & Pe, thence ‘by Wester Mary tani R.R. to New Oxford, without chanve, From Baltimore te New Oxford and_return, $5.50. Stage from New Oxford, 8 miles. (Jel5-1m"} "A. B. SMITH, Proprietor. $13-2m L086 BRaNcH. } OTEL ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N.4., Opens for the season of 1882 Saturday, June’ i 17. ‘The most ciegantly furnished and "best A2ARe, appointed hotel in Atlantic City. An open-air pavlion with an unobstructed floor of $60 square yards for hops and amusements has Leen added this season. GEO. L. JACOBY, Manager, LENTZ & SIEGRIST, Proprietors. LELANDS OCEAN HOTEL. JUNE, JULY, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. Jel2-Im’ CHARLES & WARREN LELAND, Jn. (THE POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, Is reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILHOAD, ~ In Two Hours from Philadelphia. Fast Express Trains, with Parlor Cars attachod, are run during the season at convenient houre, and pas- sengers will find on thelr arrival at the new Broad Street Statior Philadelphia, Union Transfer Coaches and ‘ars ready to transfer direct to the station of the West Jersey Kailroad, at the foot of Market street. For through tickets, baggage checks, and failinforma- tion apply ae follows: Northeast corner 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue; Station Baltimore and Potomac road, corner 6th and B streets; 619 Pennsylvania ‘entle; "1351 Pennsylvania avenue. FRANK THOMSON, J. R. Woop, General Manager. Genitral Passenger Agent. Je6-tauld LOGE 000 HOUSE, HARPEWS FERRY, West Oay ‘irs. S. LOVETT, Proprietress. Board tinaurpassed: prodiice free from y ket; sood beds; high elevation. Jeane, Oven Suns 1. etm keds HE SOUTHERN, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J..(POR- meriy OCEAN VIEW.) deli aly cated, one block from beach auc depots. First- class accommodations at reasouxble rates; was, andheat. P.O, Box 980. my24-3 VAN DYKE & Bi ) e—Neor tl structed view; cuisine first-class; modern ap- pointments; located ou the most desirable street mm the Address T. 8. D. 5 my30 city. CLARENDON Spnives, Vr. Tune to October. Hotel and three Cottages ac- fe two hundred guesta: celebrated «prings; rk and fountain; pleasant drives; billiards? ‘lowraph office cohuected with hotel. Send B. MURRAY & SONS., Prop wnt abbing and bathing—OPEN JUN: ‘Terms $1.25 per day, Re J COLT prietor, Milestown P.€ Mary's c san TPE WEST JERSEY RAILKOAD, (New Broap Gaver wore, An? BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY, 1S NOW RUNNING FAST FXPRESS TRAINS OF ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHE! AND PARLOK CARS, In which the charge for seat has been reduced to 25 cta, THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN NINETY MINUTES. Passengers from Washington will take the through trains of the Baltimore and Potomac Iailroad to Phila- deiphia and arrive at the new Bro treet ‘ion of the Pennsylvania Railroad, where Union Transfer Coaches or street cars connect direct to Station of the West Jer- sey Railroad at foot of Market street. 1 ‘or through tickets, Dagwawe checks and full informa- tion apply as follows: Northeast corner of 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue; Station Baltimore and Poto- mac Railroad, corner 6th and B streets; 619 Pennsy lva- pia avenue: 1351 Pennsylvania avenue. FRANK THOMSON, 3.5. Woop, Je6-tauld A ANTIC rte. ‘This celebrated Cottage, with all_ modern improvements, will be opened for the recep- tion of guests MAY 20rH. | ‘The location being, central. an unobstructed view of the ocean makes it one of the most desirable Cottazes on the coast. eauirms moderate, ye Bevrony, MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL opens on the Sta OF JUNE. JASON STOCKERIDGE, of the old Fountain, and Guy's Hotel, Baltimore, Manager. 4 Round Trip Tickets at low rates to be had at, Railroad Offices and Baggage checked through. ‘The Proprietors wish it to be distinctly understood that the use of the Waters and Grounds will bestrictly confined to those who are guests of t blishinent an) dheiruse will be held from_ all otuers with the ex- jon of permanent reidents of the county and those pay for their use tier tothe ANDER sured by Te IN Proprietors, _ EN FOR BOARD Is VIVER SPRINGS WILL Bi & ersfrom JUNE lst to SEI Board $1.50 per day for less th per day : Years invariably 75 cents Fruit, fishing, medical bills and medicine all free. W latiractions for thix season are nore rooI, fine ic d sota fountain, Mail arrives ‘Thursday and Saturday at River roprietor is Postiasster. Address, Da. K.P. BLAKISTONE, Springs, Ma. Y SPRT PENED FOR RE tion of Guests JUNE Isr, 1882. This nowned piace has Just undergone ex- tensive and thorough repairs, both as. to the hotels proper and the grounds. Special heon wiven to the sanitary department. Fe formation send for descriptive catalogues, JOHN W. DREW, corner 9th and. P ine, MILBURN, 1429 D.C. WOODWARD, Gen'l Manager. _ 2 ONE, HOUR Five trains daily. Axreeable noghbor- r Moderate prices, Addro-s Proprietor, Cliftan Station, Fairtax C my3l-2m Q LD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA. HYGEIA HOTEL, Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. 0; {out Bite roar equal fans howl in the, Uae Sad and driving specially attractive. Precaminentiy ateoors WILL Bi ras further rawply to vania sive~ Pennsylvania for southern le. Terms lees tor equal accommods- Sons than any reaort in the eouatey.. Climate free from a for 1; i nderful in its t Sond for crenlan dering augue aa Proprietor. LAGER BEER, THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. 308. SCHLITZ BREWING CO.’3 MILWAUKEE LAGEB BEER, FOR SALE BY DEALERS AND THE AGENT. SAM'L C. PALMER, DEPOT, 12% TWENTY-NINTH STREET N.W. 27 Telephonio connection. ava FOoxomican AND SAFE. WEAVYR, KENGLA & 00.'3 LAUNDRY SOAP ISFCONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE: RVING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, 'PIPE CLAY, SILI CATE, &., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUIGKUY WEA» UUT AND ROL THE CLOTHES, IT Is SAFE, BECAUSE If 19-MANUPACTURED FROM STRICTLY PUB Viz: STEAM BEFINED TALLOW (PLES OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT ; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF SOAPS ON THE MAR. KET ARE MADE FROM GREASBPROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID"DEAD ANIMALS, THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UP IN BARS, AND EVEBY BAR BRANDED ASTFORD HALL, OXFO! MARYLAND, Will be open JUNE 10th Nor rooaption of guest. jim ‘SAMT NORRIS, Proprietor. /HREE SEASIDE COTTAGES AT BRIELLE, cn the N. ¥, and Long Branch R. R.: 8 Fooms each: Queen Anne style. just com- pleted; for sale—$3, 500, $4,000, $4,500. ve ly to HD. Bact 47 Montgomery street, Jersey City. N.J. MOSTEREX SPRINGS Pl dyll-st BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, P. O., FRaxkrts Co., Pa. ‘This delightful summer resort is situated on the summit of the Blue Ridge Mountains. 1t@/) is noted tor its fine airand mountain scenery ; decd fine medicinal waters; accessible by Wesierl from Hagerstown. 14th street northwest. Mrs. M. J. HUBBALL, Prop’r. BRIGHT HOUSE AND AUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRID jew Brick Building, with was and electri: bells. ‘The nearest summer resort for Wash-@/) ingtonians. Donch’s Orchestra and Military Band. 3 Two trains daily. For terms apply to. F. TEN CO., National Hotel, Washington, or address Fan Springs, Warrenton, Vi NE SHORE COTTAGES, uier jyl-im ‘New, elegant Be aa Fisbi lew, : . S , Fisl a $24-1m Sins. Me's. FLAGG, NEW AND FASHIONABLE SUMNER RE: and Hotel at Long Point, on Seneca Lake, ov the direct route from Washington to Nia- - eS Falls and all northern resorts via the, Seneca Lake steamers. | ‘TLe large double-raioon, siee- wheel steamers of this line land. at the Lotal six uues daily, connecting with all passenger trains at Watkin's Gien ‘and Geneva. “Electric lights and all modern ap- Pliances. Boating, fishing, Xe. Scenie attractions un- equalled. Tickets on sale via this route at all ovtices. d; YARDLAW, Manager Hotel, 3, D. PAYNE, Supt Steamers, Watkins, N.Y. “im Jere GEASIDE PARK HOTEL, SEASIDE PARK. N. J, will open JUNE 10. Accominodations first, class; bathing excellent; sailing and fishing’ unexcelled. Address H. 0. HER, Maconville. N. J., until Junel. After that, Seaside Park ,N. my34-3m TLANTIC Hi OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND, will OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF 188: on the 21st OF JUNE. For information =fcme circular apply at the Star office. JOHN TRACY _Jel4-Im City, Maryland PASSENGERS FOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, MT. DESERT, POLAND SPRINGS, RANGELEY AND MOOSEHEAD LAKES, And all other New England Resorts, SHOULD BEAR IX MIND THAT THE ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND BOSTON Tevia Penn. R. R., Steamer Maryland, N. ¥.. N. H.& Hi, and New York and New Engiand ¥/) Kailrozds. fa Solid trains of New B: ger Coaches and the finest of ing Cars are run on this line. No Omnibus Transfer through New York City. _No delays caused by the transfer of Baggage through New York C ‘Ticket on sale at all Penn. R. R. Offices. Be sure they read via New York and New England R. B ‘Time Tables wiving detailed information may be ob- tained at Hotels and Ticket Oftices. 8, M. FELTON, Jr., A. C. KENDALL, Gen. Poss. Agent. first-class Passen- 8, STOCKTON ty, joxant rooms, ‘0 ew. Exctllent table. Apply ors, address as above, Mrs. C.J. ALLEN. jy8-12,15 WPVERRACE COTTAGE, OCEAN GROVE, House finely located on Ocean Pathway, r the Beach, with magnificent ses view. particulars adress proprietor of Ty Cottare, Ocean Grove, N.J- WICK'S HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, Mp. /w Open for the reception of guests. Board. = $25 per month, $9 per week, and 31.50 per day. @/ For particulars address. at J. F. FENWICK, Proprietor, Jel4-s&w,2m Leonardtown, Ma. NEW HOTEL IN THE CATSKILLS. HOTEL KAATERSKILL, ‘Tho Largest Mountain Hotel in the World, $9 OPENS JUNE 20. Three Thousand Feet Above the Commanding a View of Bisty Miles of Hudson River Accessiblo by railroad within one hour's ride, For terms, » address E. A. GILLETT, Je8-s&w,17t_ Room 1, No. 237 Broadway, New York. HE MOUNTAINS. THE PARK HOT! LLIAMSPORT, PA., $10 to $i8 Per Week. The hotel and surroundings ary very st- tractive. Groun is handsomely laid out with’ Rowers snd fountaing, shaded by grand old, forest oaks. A cooler and prettier home for the bot freedom, with an abundant supply of the farm produce, combined with «liberal management, makes the Parc Hotel a very desirable place to spend part of the sum~ cu your journey to Niswara Falls or Saratoga, . W., break your trip at Williamsport. TAINS OF NEW HAMPSHTE TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE. CRAWFORD Ho! MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE. BARRON, MERRILL & BARRON, Proprietors, OPEN JUNE Worn. per POINT HOTEL, Sr. Mary's County, MARyLayp, Open for reception of Guests June 15th, under the Management of the owner, Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVE: 7 he Hotel has Just been thoronxhly reno- vated, furnished aud supplied with every convenience for the comfort of guests, and is « first-class Summer Home for families. leris—$2 per day, $10 per week, and $35 per month. Special arrangements made for families, Daily com: munication with Washington, Baltimore, and Norfolk the fine steamers George Leary, Lady of the Lake, any Jane Moseley. For further information address Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS, $e9-3m. + Piney Point, St. Mary's Co., Md. AN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ‘Stephenson's depot P.O. rederick C Circulars at Star office. SBURY PARK, N.J.. THREE MILES BELOW Long Brauch.’ The Mansion House, one ck from the ocean, is now open for the re- gertion of guests, For part culars address 4 Mrs. B, HADBOURNE, Proprietor. jel7-21t* (Gj SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. OPEN JUNE FIRST TO OCTOBER, and Jater when company will justit ry water fn the world. Also, Chalybeate Sprina, (secon, tonone,) rich in iron, and, from a half to three-quar- fers of an hour's ride, (carriage or horsebeck, ) a fine White Sulphur. Grand mountain scenery, suminer cli- mate unsurpassed; acharming summer home. More results in a number OBB'S ISLAND, VA. ‘The only SEABIDE RESORT IN VIR- ‘ne finest and the safest of Surf' thing. Shark and Channel Fishing, Sa iB and Snipe Shootins. erm day; $12 per week;_ $40 per month. Route from Old Port by. Breamor “‘Novdlaennton eo yatone every Monday, Wednesday and connecboer with the Nortiamiec. aaareme ort acre elstals J.T. SPADY, Proprietor. NITED STATES HOTEL, THE LARGEST IN ATLANTIC CITY, N. “tout 18 NOW OPEN FO THE SEASON OF" W. WHITNEY, Manager. _ THOS. Cashier, D. T. MORGAN, Nery Musical Director. BROWN & WOELPPER, Proprietors. NOW Jel? Roe ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. pear Winchester, Va. Great North Mc Ss Serna ging a anys Oak Pa 0H, col Bh stec nore NGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY. new, farpitare. promt ES nicntive sere A TABLE OF P, Opens June -4. celebrated Sleep- | months cannot be found in the mountains. A farmhouse | THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY.. ly 12, 1882. PROCERDINGS LN THE ORIMINAL COURT APTRA REORS® TO-DAY. When the court reassembled after the noon Pe 2d Edition. cess, Mr. Ker continued to present the warrants, vouchers and other papers mlating to route 44,160, After twenty minutes had been spent in this way, the court suggested Unat the be printed ‘he record, and not read, as ime, he sald, wag becoming ain important consideration. Lalest Telegrams to The Star. The Dynamite Convention. LaSae, lit., July 12 —Patrick Crews, of Pe oria, has been here for the past few davs select gates, it is said, to a national announced to meet tion, whieh & month to select ac the organization, ‘O'Dons tons Norrtstow: drug store w: burned. ment of the W: says: tions were Was most marker midday New 1s wi don. would be abi to remain there oni Easton, P. forty residence. Kill norh of Readi 18 coll done soon. Dr. scople examination riyer at Pottstown poisonous matter 1 tered th rade, resenting finished tt. revenue.” ction of the Dil rel | go into effect. addi committee ba: Henry H. cba: a vincull that defendant prot 's des Dr. Shipley and. Mes Donohoe, the latter an appr ‘The amount of the losse fre originated in an explosion of che forty-two years in to the Eastern pen! home to Reavy, Pa., July Murderous Assai esidence of nts to ¢ nd blow July troyed — srs. Ca Chie: arry out U everything 12.—Wil by Business Eimbarrassments in B: more. Street rom in Wabas! Denver and Rio Grande, St. Pittsburg and Minneapolis ani Louisville Jersey Central per cent respectively, and there was a Sllgnt reaction In the general lst. At the time of iting the market is strong, with some stocks at the highest figures of the day. The rise has been assisted by the favorable crop reports and by the further advance in American securities at Lon- and ‘To-day. to 3 Geclined Dickens’ Datchman. FORTY-TWO YEARS IN PRISON AND GONE BACK FOR ANOTHER. prison. 1e yea ly 12 ug 1s not the t nit Equity Court, in the case of drunkenness. Judge Hay rtad neither of the allegations—proo! Pitual drunkenness for a. period of three years of the p#rty complained against” being required. He holds also that there Isno port the charge of cruelty, and the evidence of the complainant under the a] fied witn she not being satisfied 20, 1881, they were remarried. There was no of’ the informal m: dence of that of June being tn the form prescril be it would show that the mai ont and no admissible evi- 1881, the certificate not If, however, it can He ———>___ Drowned Herself in a Cistern, Mrs. Lizzie Rehr, aged olntaltied suicide at Belvidere, N. evening, by drowning herself in a cistern at her —— The Schuy}kill Water. ‘The water in the Schuyl- ming its normal con- dition, while at this place there fs no chang Weidinan, the p resident of the city bealth bo»rd, ting the white deposits at varlous points on the river to make an analysis, which will be er, chemist, made a_micro- water taken from the Dr. Weidman, but found no — nit by Masked 31 ALTONA, Pa., July 12—Two masked men en William Ford, of thts city, at 2o’clock this morning and made'a murderous assault on the inmates It would appear that robbery was the object of the intruders, but the alarm Was given and they ned. ae Capitol Notes, The Senate sub-committee on appropriations having charge of the naval appropriation bill has made two important amendments to the Dill. One is that the retirement clause, so far as tt 1s appll- cable to admirals and the’ vice admiral, shall not go into effect until such officers have reached the age of 64 years. Another amendment to is that promotions shall hereafter be m: the Secretary of the Navy, and not by rank or At the meeting of the full committee to- iay Messrs. Merrick and Boutwell, attorneys, rep- rain naval officers, appeared and made argument in relation to the pro; affecting the ofticers. The bill will not be reported before to-morrow, aS the committee have not yet ‘THE INTERNAL REVENCE BILL. Further amendments to the internal revenue bill | Were made by the Senate fnance committee to- day. A further proviso was added to the first s: tion, “that on and after August 15, 1882, matches may be removed by manufacturers thereof from the place of manufacture to warehouses within the United States without attaching thereto the stamps required by law, under such regulations as @ prescribed by the commissioner of internal Retail a rheld that proof suflicient to sup- Gated from that time, which was but ten Defore the bill was flied, and 1t was th | Segoe for the drunkenness to have continued years, eee Se Enguish tc n Rosa is stated to have sent yesterday to select no land leaguers, but only disciples of his sciiool. JisaS cies ven oli Explosion and Fire ny not given, cals. those te con am Camm’s ss REMEWED ACTIVITY IN THE SHARE LIST, New Yous, July 12—The Post's financial article The feature of Stock Exchange markets thls morning was the renewed activity ana buoy- ancy in the share list. The opening quota- generally above Tent at the close yesterday, and prices continued to advance steadily up to noon under large pur- chases for both the lo 7 improvement ranged and short accounts. r cent, an Northern Pacific, 1, Rochester and | Fi St. Louts. Atter | T Nashville and 1% and PHILADELPHIA, July 12—Charles Langheimer, better known as’ Dickens’ Dutchman, who was re- cently arrested for tapping a till of a feed store at 231 and Spruce strects,was arraigned before Judge Elcock this morning, and entered a plea of guilty Upon being interrogated by the court, he sald he ‘was how seventy-nine years of age, and had served ed to be sent tentiary, as it felt more like int there. The defendant thought he to reform after serving another term, and 1f his honor wou ld give him but one year, he would begin a new life at elghty. He was Sent back to his old quarters in the penitentlary, -4 Last changes The Senate will take up the internal revenue bat a3 soon as the river and harbor bill is disposed or. ‘The error in the second section, tn rela- Uon to the tax to be paid by retall dealers In leaf tobacco, was corrected by adding the words “por annum” at the end of the section, 50 that the clause in question will read leat tobacco shail pay $250, and 30 cents for each ar on the amouut of their monthly sales in ex- ss of the rate of $500 per annum.” Toe third amended by changing the date from January, 1883, to October, 1882, when the provisions ting to clzars ‘and cigarettes shall One or two verbal changes were thade, Which, however, do not effect any change in any of the provistous of the Dill WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? ‘The House committee on the Judiclary will prob- ably submit a report to the House this week re- specting the previous action of a majority of that committee 1p favor of seating Mr. Majors as an al representative froin the state of Ne- ‘The sub-committee, of which Mr. Reed ts n, appointed to exar! has been at work with a view of ase Js responsible for sub-ttuling the census report of the state for 1874 for that Of 1872, upon Which the its report in favor of Beating Mr. Majors. Several depositions have been recelved. stadia re Semantic aes sterday, In the san E. Cassidy agt. ‘assidy—application for a divorce on the ground of drunkenness and cruelty of treat- ment—Judge Hagner dismissed the bill of com- lainant. Mrs. Cassidy flied the bil tn April last yy Mrs. Lockwood, in which she stated that they Were Informally married in May, 1877, aud she him with various acts of cruelty and with Pein ors In je Into the subject, taining Who lication for divorce matrimont ts inadi ible. She stated to lead a new life, and her marriage, on mon’ erefore im~- The iti- BAttiwong, Mp., July 12—The firm of Steirfetd, Kerngood & Co.. proprietors of the Excelsior Clothing House, in this elty, have been enjoined from the further prosecution of their busin the sult of their creditors, Solomon We others are appointed in trust to mau: usiness, The labilities of the rm are not yet Known, as they had large establish. ments ih Rochester, Buffalo, ahd other cities. and we the settle- eur. Dr. ide by JUDGR WYLAR'S REMARKS, “1 don’t know how much tme any of youmay have in this world,” observed Judge Wyll, “Oem tainly T don’t desire to spend all the baiance of my days in trying this case. I don't think the fu rr do, eithe: “I don’t think,” said Mr. Incereot, “any lat the defence will note an excey on the side to that rutin “T we rather expect on sald the Jud and then, after a pause, he added “Mr. Hine ts ore. Mr. Ker then, in conformity with the suggesttoa of the court. ped re contract office, was. ¢ papers relating to in led to nd Mr. Coon, of the the stand to identity ROUTE 38,150, from Saguache to Lake City, Joun R. Miner was contra Originally let to Miner for y the route wa gain lo three trips or being allowed one month's extra pays Then nine days later the route was again im creased to seven trips a week, and a pro-rata ale lowance made, = Mr. Totien ‘sald thet thts route was sold four ye ago to Join L. Sonderson, and no one named in the present indictment had anything to do with it “sude at If that was so, the dere eat of the fact. ce on this route the colorado, on whieh The route was three trips a week. increased, and the Week, the suyoome at Wyle remarked th e would have the b ter completing the evi court adjourned at 3 o'cloe EXCHANGE, Bra. . 100% “Tor 100% 30h United States dign, 1 lig pon, United States 4x. 1907, LIAS United States 4iyn, 18! aM United States: O07, regi Lists Columb bt improven: Permanent Tren 1203, carrenc renty years’ funding Spe, ‘Twomty veare’ funding Gs, ‘Thirty years’ funding 6a, 100% Fire Insurance and Gaslight Washington City Gaslicht Company Washit.eton City Garlicht Co. ser p mmeetown Gasiisht Co... ‘ational Matronolitan Insurance Co. National U; Arlington Insurance Columbia Insurance Company German-American Insurance Go. “or 1 Stock a Georgetown Bouds. Inland and Sea Const. Co. Tuland and Sea Count. ¢ Soldiers’ Additionals, Valentine serip, per Sioux Half-breed Scrip, ———————_-- BIDS FOR IRON FIPR, CEMENT, LIMR, &C., which were thrown out at the annual I ot | supplies, at the recent award on account of posals invited by cirvular letter, ad, Which will result in consider= y es for the articles named. Tron Pipe which was bid for at $50 per Lon 1s DOW $14.60 per ton, and cement reduced 15 ceuts on the bate rel a Letter from Cumberiana. INDICATIONS OF AN EARLY END OF THE MINERS’ STRIKE—THE STATE POLICE. Special Correspondence of TH EVESt¥G STAR. CUMBERLAND, Mp., July 11, 1882 Itisthourht here to-day that the time is near at hand when the strike will be over. Clerk of the Court Luman yesterday recelved new commissions for the state police at Eckhart, giving them aur thority to act on the property of all the coal com- panies in the Cumberland region, and also on the Une of the Geonge’s Creek & Cumberland raflroad. Under the original commissions they had authority to act only on the property of the Consolidation Coal Company anion the line of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The new commissions state that they are to watch, guard, protect and defend alike the interests of all the mining companies in Allegany county, as well alsa as the property of the rallroad companies in the George's ereek region terminating at Cumberland, The new miners have become adepts, and are be- ginning to feel that they can take care of theme selves, and now new labor wil: shortly be intro- duced'into other mines than the Eckhart. The companies have taken a position from which they cannot recede, no matter the cost. THE HEARING I THR CASE OF MARTIN DONATUR, arrested at Eckhart Saturday afternoon, took place yesterday in this city. The charge of incit- ing to riot was abandoned,and he was tried on the charge of being drunk and disorderly and with resisting a state officer in the discharge of his duty, and was adjudged guilty, but with the con- sent of the acting state's atiorney the case Was dismissed and Donahue released. There was large and interesting crowd present, Including sev miners. eS News Briefs. The death rate in New York took a sudden pward yesterday, caused by the excessive e number of deais reported at the bureau of vital statistics for the 24 hours ending at noon reached 184, and of these 58 were the cases of in- fants under five years. There were 20 cases of sul- stroke reported during the day. The examination into the cause of the Scioto disaster, on the Ohio river, was begun at the cus tom-house in Wheeling yesterday. David C. Kel- ler, the pilot of the ill-fated steamer, was subject- ed’to a rigid exatnination. The charge of intoxication made against Keller was not sus tained. The Wesleyan Female colleze of Cincinnatl, O., was offered for sale by the sheriff yesterday under forectisure proceedings The appralsement 18 $103,000. No bids were received, and anew ap praisement must be made. ———~<er Micmari Davrrr made a short farewell address in New York last night, excusing himself by say- ing that all he could possibly say Gn Irish affairs he had already sald over and over again. He a tribute to Parnell, and denied agaln that there were differences between them. DIED. BOYNE. Wednesday, July 12th, 1882, CECILIA J. BOYNE, in the sixtieth year of her age. (Baltimore Sun please copy.] : Fan July 12th, 1882, at 4:15 o'clock a.m, FRAN is infant son of Chas. M. and nerelia ris, saved 8 onthe ani 1) days, Funeral from. No. 225 Twoltth stroot southwest to- morrow at 10.8. m. GOODACRE. On the morning of July 12th, 1882, DANIEL 8. infant son of William H. and Goodacre, aged $ months and 13 days. Remains wil be taken to baltimore at 105 o'clock » Thi y, duly m., Thursday, July ad street northwest. oF friends are respecti ull, 93 o'clock from 2215 GLOSS. At his residence, No. 625 New Jersey avenue, on the lith of July, 1852, at 6:45 Pgh RICHARD C. GROSS, in the sixty-seventh year age. His funeral will take place Thursday, July 1 at 3:30 ‘Relatives Eats Sse oie ke AGAR. Taeeday, July 11th, 1882, at me DENSAMIN © MAGAIES bis lato rentdcuce, No. 818 Tenth eerect natin o. grelock p.m. Relatives and ‘Deeps tv Fre have been Med as follows:—James D. Power to J. Keenan to John L James Fraver, Jr, 00 . 409; $745. Bq. 569; $350, Schr. Mount Saum, sub 42, sq. sect Zea eee oe BW: District wo et al sonr. &. 8. Hudson, Vaughn, 700 tons ice for Operative Ice Company. pila A Navat Cover Marriat, with Capt. W. A. $4,500. nS B. Botan? Mi: ndivided lots 31 and |. 669; $00. Jol Kenney to dames M. Kenney,’ part Kirkland as president, has been ordered to meet at Norfolk, Va. to-morrow for the trial of some -enlisted men. Funeral from residence of parents, No. 2007 9th atrpet northwest, July 13, at 2 p.m. . Arronusy General BrEwsrex returned from Long Branch last evening. He did not go to the Department of Justice until this afternoon. ‘Tue Paxsipext Has SiGNED the Joint resolutions authorizing the payment temporarily of certein employes of the War department,of the salaries of .