Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. BIONDAY ——_—— SSB. Jane I LOCAL MENTION. CHIEF StoxAt OrriczR, ‘Wasmxctox, D.C., Jun? 11, 1883, 9:39 a.m For the midale Atlantic states, local rains, followed by clearing and fair weather, ly to westerly winds, slignt rise tn barometer, Uonary or sitghc fall in temperature. BPECIAL BULLETIN—WARME?, FAIR WEATHER TO- Monnow. ‘Warm southeriy to westerly winds and fair ‘Weather are indicated for the midil> and south Atlantic states on Tuesiay. Warmer, generally fair weather fs indicated tor the Oulo Valley, cen- tral Mississippi aod lower Missouri valleys on Tuesday. To-moRROW the last day of Dammann’s grand pening. See the wonderful bargains in parasols, Jace, embroideries, Irish point, silk Jersey gloves ‘and initts. Handsome souvenirs to every pur- chaser. A. Dammann, agt., 806 7h sticet Ica Cream shipped anywhere out of Lattention to strawberry festivals, Door and window screens made to order by ‘W. B. Musrs & Son, corner 7th and Market Space. & Co, 64 Pa. avenue. R. W. Hexperson & Co., wholesale and retall @eaiers in tnported and Ain-riean wall papers, 1113 F stres Howe Scares. —F. Frsset’s Ice Creim at No. SPLENDID Grasses $1; Hempler’s, 453 Pa. ave. Pico ant Vern makes the best drink; ask for it in any restaurant. ‘THe Quick Meal Vapor Maarket that we only stove in the Examine tt. rect nortuwest. pholstering in sll t's. br. destroved in tucn. tu by W. B. Moses & Sox. Tunez Doutar lace cov Vinings, will be sol for 9 cents Inay never reach you atin. D. L Pennsylvania avenue. portunity ™man ‘$ sumner op duciions tn sli departm: T ing t Dargains GextLewes CITY AND_ DISTRICT. Amuseut ‘Tae ater Comigce.— Dime curiosities. Driver's SUMMER GARDEN. A. Damman: &e., Tonight. srieties, va.—Interesting performance and ‘The wonderful Ben- edette, THl's Royal Marionettes, ete. AbNEn’s GanpEN.—Concert. SwiuMinc Scuoo1.—G to 10p. m. Kixemax PLace. the Nurses’ Training Condensed Locals. Strect lamps will be lighted at 9:00 p. m, end extinguished at 3:00 a. m. ‘Tus Stax Will be sent by mall, post pald, to those leaving the city during tie suminer for any length Of time, and the address changed as oiten as de- sired. Subscription, fifty cents per month, Post- TIVELY IN ADVANCE. At a special communteation of the most wor- shipful grand lodge of M:sons of this District, ‘Thursday evening, Noble D. L: 28 presented with 8 past grand master's jewel. Dz. R. B. Donaldson made the presentation speech. Al the annual meeting of the convention of bigh Priesthood, R.A. he following Officers were elected lien, - dent; Wm. G. Powe! Gieton, secretary and trea-urer; Jose 'M. Yznaga, chaplain; Joseph Hamacher, master of ceremo- monies; Wm. Pittis, condy Win. R. Bushby, herald; Wm. M. Hzrley, curd. At the archery shoo 5 Satur.dsy at the Cotum- Dian college artiett’s score of 323 grounds Mr Was the best made by a r. Bartlett made Vice preshtent; 4:9, which was the best ntleman. ‘At a congregational mee of the Church of the Reformation, Capitel Mill, yesterday, Messrs. Slater, Douglas and H to the ehurch council. The Womsn’s Christian Teraperance Unton have mailed to differe © country thousands of biank for to Congress praying the passag iquor act in the Dis. trict of Column last pight at his house It ts supposed th Disease. Smith, of the sixth precinct, killed a mad ne corner 031 and P streets northwest < yesterday morning a white Reeves, 705 21 street north- ing With a pistol,aceldentaliy shot of his hands. = se court this morning Molly Mar- tis and Anote Green, colored, testifled that Rob- ert Cross made an indece. t proposition to them in Lincoln t Washin Saturday Bight. ark Buisances of by the “In this ca: Tuon't take li be no con- they are all 0 fons; the deiendant Is tne! $5. Acolored youth, named Samuel Robinson, was Bned $ by Judge Snell this inorning for crueliy to aniels, in brutally and itully walpping a Wiitle the Ucd In a stable, This morning J who has been holding the Cirew't Court, smd Judge James, the Equity term, took thir’ seats in General tern With Judge iiagu Fudge Cox relieving Judge Macarthur in the Cireut Court. At the mevting of the American Medical As<o- elation In Cleveland last week Dr. A. Y. P. Gar- hett, of this city, Was sclected as chairman of the committee of arrangements for the next annual meeting to be heid tn Washington on the first 7 ot May next. and De. D. W. Prentiss, of ed In last Friday’s Boone pleaded guilty in the Police ay to al bis” wife, Elizabeth “3. Boone sho T head, Which she sa court Seve be dit wit Elws Slept himself. “He was fined $5 for contempt of court. Broxton Jordon, colored, was before Judge Snell this morning for ‘obtaining $45 under false pre- tenses. Tue charge was brought by Jolin Keith, Who aliezes that lie bought two pool tables {rom dordon, who represented that there Was no en- Cuinbrance on them, when It turned out that he owed $45 on thea. 6 case Was dismissed. ‘This morning, in the Police Court, Judge Snell ade a rule that only the lawyer tryi e, and bis client, could sit at the table at the clerk’s @esk, and the Other attorneys would have to take @ back seat A. S. Pennell, keeper of a bar-room tn West ‘al in ald of | the marshal's office he had I stable: A DROWNING ACCIDENT.—There are some interesting: iculars Which have been cro' out of Tas Star, by p¥ess of Tr gflairs, of @ sad affi:ction which has Deralien ‘the farnity of Mr. J. K. Elwards, one of the official reporters ef tho House of Representatives, in the death by drowning in the river Delaware of the second son, Keith, a bright youth of nineteen. He was a student at Buriington Military College, N. J., and Was expected home on Saturday at the termina- tion of the school year. ‘The college commence- ment was to have been on Friday. On Thursday afterncon, with three other students, he obtained permission to go out for a row, and getting a boat about two o'clock they went up the river to the Island. After rowing about a while one of them proposed, as they were hot with rowing, to " take a “wash-off. ‘Two of the youths remained near the shore. Keith an: one of hts compantous, Ed. Rogers, waded out about a quarter of a mile to deep water, until they ‘were about neck deep, When they started to swim tothe shore, but on cominencihg to swim they found themselves In a whirlpool formed by the meeting of two currents below the fsian4, from Which, aithough both were pretty good switnmers, they could not ¢xtricate Memselves. Kelth was the first to lose strength, and culled out: “Rogers, I think I cannot stand this much longer.” Rogers swam toward hita, and bad just touched him and tried to shove hii towerd shore to get a foot-hold on the sind, when a tug-boat passed and the swetl struck them With such ¥iolencé as to have astrans- lng effect on bot, and at the same time sepa ting them. Rogers, a3 soon 48 he could recover himself, approached his companion again, but found lim with his head fallen forward, app: rently senseless. He made desperate cfforts to a% sis’ Lim, but found his own strength rapidiy fall- ing. He tried to call to his companions at the shore, but could not command volce enough, At last he cbia.ned a foothold and got to shore. Efforts were atonce made to recover the body of Edwards A number of boats went out with boys from the collge, townspeople, fishermen, &c., but It was not tll one o'clock a.m. that the body was found, being recovered by the fishermen with Elwards arrh t Burlington early norning and brought the rematns back hingtop. Keith was a untyersal favorite among his friends, both In this city and at Bur- lington. He had gained the first priz? for declama- tion and a prize for Greek that would have been S*deliverel to him at the college commencement, which was given up on account of the sad occur- rence. Much sympathy fs felt with Mr, Elwards and his family ander this most affifetive bereave- ment. The funeral took place yesterday after. roon from bts residenes at Anacdstia, across the Eastern Branch, to St. Barnabas’ chureh, Prince George’s county, und was largely attended. A m:Ltary escort Was furnished by the High School cadets, under the command of Capt. Alfred Smith. Services were held at the residence, conducted by the Rev. J. M. E. McKee, rector of Anacostia pit Ish, who had also at the morning service in Ana- sta church made some toucning references to the sad fate of young Edwards, whom he had pleasantly Known from childhood. ‘The services at the ploce of faterment were conducted by the Tector of St. Barnabas, Itev. . M. Hyland, in whiea the Rev. DEATH OF Mk. Jaurs Epwarp wanis died sutdenly on Satur —Mr. James Ed- y evening of apo- sidenc2, 7th and L streets southeast, sixty-ninth year of his age. Mr. Elwards was In early life attached to the Marine corps and erlesof years. After the war he be- to the marshat’s office as a deputy er Col. Gooding and Dr. Sharp. Since leaving en engaged as a con— and collector. He was well known tn years rast in the sceret socletles of the District, and was at the time of hfs death a member of John A. Raw- lins Post, No. 1, G. A. R., and of Harmony Lodge, No. 9,1. 0.0. ¥,, whitch’ bodies will attend Lig funeral to-morrow. ee gp INsantTy OF ONE OF THE GUITEAU JURORS. —One of the jurymen on the Gulteau tril, named Michael Sheahan, went to Lieut. Kelly’s station- house last. Friday, and stated that he wanted to get_a Warrant against man whom he stated his wife was trying to employ to kill him (Sheahan). Lieut. Kelly thcusht he was somewhat flighty In his mind, and persuaded him to abandon such purpose and sent himhome. Saturday night quite late he behaved in a very strange manner, tright- ening his wife and daughter by crying out *po- lee,” and suid bis wife was trying to kill him, or Wanted to have him murdered. Officer Fitzgerald, seein his condition, took him in custody and him up in the seventh precinct station, giving evidence that his mental $ AM Impaired. His friends will measures to have lim sent to the insane asylum. — Campa Day IN THE CHUROHES.—Yesterday Was observed ats children’s day in all the Methodist d in many other Protestant clinches. enianee at all the churches during the vives pecuilar to the day was very large. The exercises in the Methodist churches were geners ally conducted according tothe program published In Saturday's Star. There were literary and mu- sical exercises and addresses tntended for the children, The floral decorations were 12 most cases a feature of the occasion. es Book Sarg Tas Eve ir. Dowling will bezin this evening lock, at his auction- rooms, iesembracing the coltection neman. There are many chotce books in this catalogue, and parties m Iections and collections would do well toattend. ‘The sale wil) commence promptly at 7 o'clock On tue Kingman lot. See advt. Maruiw's Foop, an a/lvertisement of which ap- pears to-day, 1s a preparation whitch by its exece\- jug Intrinsié value has won Une front among all substitutes for mother’s milk in nourishing in- fants, and 1s equally adapted as a food for inval- ids. It keeps In any climate, ts e: ly prepared and is highly commended by all physicians. (Qe BSANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, THE GREAT BALSAMIC DISTILLATION OF WITCH HAZEL, AMEKICAN PINE, CANADIAN FUR, MARIGOLD, CLOVE BLOSSOM, Tey For the Immediate Reiief and Permanent Care of every form of Catarrh, from a simply Head Cold or Influenza tothe Losa of Smell, Teste and Hearing, Cough Bron- chitix, and Incipie utes in any and every fragrant, wholesome, Care begins from first applica- tion, and is rapid, redical, pemanent and never-failing. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent nford’s Inhaler, e package, forming a treatment, of all druggists. for $1. Ask for no's KabIcaL Cure, Porreu DRvG AND CHEMI- cab Co., Boston. COLLINS' VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. For the retief and prevention, the instant it is applied, of Rheumatism, Neuralis, Sciatica, Coughs, Colds, Weak Back, Stomzch and Bowels, Shooting Pains, Numbuess, Hysteria, Fetnale Pains, Palpitation, Dys- pepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever, Malaria and Epidemics use COLLLN: FLASTERS (an Electric Battery combined with a Porous Plaster) and laugh at pain. 5c. everywhere. Je7 ingion, and Samuel Fearson were charged, Mn the Police Court tts ornibg, with assaulting Harry Hendrickson, a seaman. ‘The latter stated that “he, with two Stipmates, went Into the bar- Foom of Pennell, and after “splicing the main brace” several times, the man that ordered the drinks fatled to pay for them, when Pennell came from behind the ir cod knocked witness dow: Pennell was fined #10 and Fearson was discharged. The second moonlight excursion, under the aus- ices of the young uicn’s Bible class of the Chris- giv Wan church, will en on Wednesday evening xt. Copies of THE Star, containing a full account ot the Payne ob-equies, can be had at the counting- Foom, in Wrappers ready for mailing for two cents per copy. ened MagaiaGe Licess"s.—The clerk of the court bas Assu-d leenses to Willlam Wilson and Harriet Dantels; Martin Vall aad Lizzie Martin, both of Moutgomery county, Md. — A Divoxcep Wi sie A. Lord was to-day §ranted a decree of divorce from the bonds of mat- Fmony wita Chas. O. Lord, and respondent was decrecd to pay costs. The petition was filed in July last, anil Stated that she married defendant September 15th, 1862, at New Sharon, Me., her maiden name b- Sooke, and she charged that im August, 1879, he abandoned and deserted her at the town of Deering and compelled her to earn her own livelthood, which she hgs done in this District for more than two y e Lor To Bx Sonp.— Invite the atte Duncanson Fros., auctioneers, fon of speculat nd private ‘Duyers to the auction sue to-morrow aiternoon, at ACKACHF, STITCHES IN THE SIDE, 1NFLA- tion and soreness of the bowels. ere symptoms of & disordered state of the digestive and assimilative or- ans, which cau be promptly and thoroughly corrected. by the use of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. As dinner pills, and as aids to digestion, they haye no equal. They cure constipation. YER’S SARSAPARILLA IS A HIGHLY CONCEN- trated extract of Satsaparilla and other blood pu- rifying roots. combined with Iodido of Potassium and Iron. Its control over scrofulous diseases is pected de’ by any other medicine, JOUNSOS, THE BOSTON CATERER, FUR- nishes MEALS at 36c., first-class TABLE BOARD atgI8 per month. Moals, in first-class order. sent out at short notice. Give him atrial. He 1s located at 523 13th street northwest and 621 H street northwest. - los idence, 1221 10th street northwest. promptly attendéd to. my19-lin B23) o'clock, of a very Mne building lot on K, be- tween 19th and 20th streets northwest, in a rap- Aly improving netghbernood. , 5 Abcsovvrety Pene. RRR oo | tee 4 A Lb RoR OO Y¥Y¥ AA L f RE oo ¥ 4 4 LiL ‘tne ordinary kinds, and cannot be cold in competition ‘with the multitude of low test, hort weight, uum or ‘Phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Roxat Bax- Be Fownsn Co., 106 Wall strect, N. X. Cal PXCTECT YouR FURS AND WINTER CLOTH- ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH, REFINED GUM CAMPHOR, 30e, PER POUND. L, C. BISHOP, Druggist, apld 790 9th street. corner H street northwest. S. Vecar. IMPORTED PURE OLIVE OIL ON DRAUGHT. Also, ITALIAN MACCARONI. 620 9th streot and 1359 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. a1s-6m = H. » BARRY IMPORTER AND TAILOR, 1121 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. SPRING GooDs. Complete and. stock of Suitings, ‘Trouseri ‘Vesti: of 5) len, Ol Pr ahie = H. D. BARR. ECOND-HAND ia. UG] AND THE Biche tle et Sag oak, Soar Domneytigme ceamer maede CITY ITEMS. The Best Cure for diseases of the nerves, brain and muscles, is Brown’s Iron Bitters, MARION, Mass —Dr. N. S Ruggles says: “I re- for enriching the Sood and removing ail Gyepepiie r enriching the and removing al ic symptoms. st does not hurt the teeth.” “é rowan iss Sirs Ha for hie “ ~~ merits attention trom sufferers.” » There Iss Growing Demand for goods that will not fade. That 1s a point Ihave always strictly gusrdedias far as possible. Shift- ing styles preveat ‘mecourate diagnosis, but in everything of a staple.character my colorinzs will Ware Goons, FOR GRADUATING AND COMMENCEMENT DRESSES. Fine French Mull Musiins, 25 cts, Egyptian Lawn, 25 cts, India Linen, 25cts. Persian Lawn, 25 cts. ‘Nuns’ Veiling, 25 cts, India Linen, 20 cts. Andis Linen, 15 cts. India Lincn, 123 cts. Figured Swiee, from 15 to $0 cts. Double Width Alvatroes, from 50 to 75 cts, all; W. W. BURDETTE & CO., clothes afe my strong ae blue and gray EO. C. HENNING, Nos, 928 77H STREET AND 706 K StReer N.W. 410 Seventh street. Je8-3t Mitwaakee Beer, 5c. a stovep!pe—arawn:from wood. A Kxi6nr, 1732 Penna. avenue. Virginia Midland Railway. ~ CHANGE OF THEME AND REDUCED RATES. Commencing Monday, June 4th, double daily trains will be run on Manassas division of Virginia ‘Midland railway,leaving Washington dally except Sunday at 8:35 ‘a.m., for Strasburg and local sta- ions, and 5:10 p.m., for Front Royal and local sta- tions on this division. Returning, these trains Will arrive in Washington at 10:25'a.m. and 9:20 P.m., thus affording business men and others fa- cilities for locating their families at healthful and pleasant places on this line of road, and visiting them whenever desired without loss of time from business. Round-trip, straight and mileage Uckets are now on sale at greatly reduced rates. Tickets can be secured at the Virginia Midland Great Sea Awxvat Crzanrxe Sate. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. * A CHANCE FOR ALL IN SEASON. ‘We have concluded to close out our extensive and fashionable stock of MILLINERY a month earlier than ‘usual, in order to give our customers a chance when in need of goods, office, 601 Pennsylvania avenue, and B. & P. depot, TARE NOTICE, THEREFORE, polnt of departure of trains 3 THAT FROM THIS DAZ, On Thirty Days? Trial. Or until further notified, WE SHALL SELL, AND INTEND TO CLOSE OUT, Our Entire Stock of HATS, BONNETS (Trimmed snd Untrimmed), PLUMES, TIP3, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, LACES, VELVETS, SATINS, SILKS, CORSETS, SILK, LISLE and KID GLOVES, LADIES’ and CHILDREN'S DRESSES, JACKETS, JEWELRY, LACE FICHUS and SCARFS, BLACK ENGLISH CRAPE; also BLACK DRESS SILK. DON'T FAIL TO ENBRACE THIS OPPORTUNITY. CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH. PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated Electro-Voitaic ' Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men Gung or old) who are aMiicted with nervous lebility, lost vitality and Kindred troubles, guar- antecing speedy and complete restoration of health and manly Wgor. Address as above. N.B—No risk is incurred, as thirty days’ trial ts al- lowed. ws, Flies and Bugs. Files, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice, go- phers,chipmunks,cleared out Dy Rough on ae = Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne, Milwaukee Beer, Se, a Schooner—drawn from wood. tr KNIGHT, 1732 Penna. avenue, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in_3-1b, “Ward” prints, 38. per 1b. Also, cottage chetse, buttermilk and sweet milk, bc. per qt. Cream, 18c. pint. -Puew Irs Hom CHANGE YUUR HEAVY CLOTHES AT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 1l0rn AND F STREETS, WHERE YOU CAN BUY— A Blue Flannel Suit worth $1t ‘A Blue Flannel Suit worth 12 lendid Flannel Suit werth 16 A Yacht Cloth Suit worth #2 ‘A Yacht Cloth Suit, worth 25 -Geniuine Seereucker Suit worth 22 ‘An English Seersucker Suit worth 9 A Blue Flannel Coat worth 5 ‘Cass. or Cheviot Suit worth 12 Better Cass. or Cheviot Suit worth 15 Splendid Cheviot or Cass. Suit worth 18 A Fine Blue Serge Suit worth 19 -A Fine Corkrcrew Suit 28 A Diag. Pr. Al. Coat and Vest worth 30 FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 11. Suits at $1.50. worth $2.50 KING'S QP ARASOLS, SILK GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES. ‘The PALAIS ROYAL PARASOL STOOK consists of Satin Coaching Parasols, Lace Trimmed Parasols, Black Satin Parasols, Children’s Parasols, Carriage Parasols, &ec. Parasols at $10 have been reduced to ¢4. In short, the entire stock has been reduced below cost, and ladies by calling cerly can obtain the most astounding bar- gains. EMBROIDERIES.—We have lately purchased a stock of fine Embroideries at 50 per cent discount, Ladies can buy at the Palais Royal the finest Embroiderie the price of the inferior goods. SILK GLOVES in Monsquetaire style. Onr Gloves at 98e., $1.15, $1.25 and $1.35 have been reduced to98e. cule ooy. worn a oe Fer pair, Our Glove at $1.48, $1.54, $1.68 have been Suits at 4.00," worth 6.50 reduced to $1.55 per pair. Our Gloves at $1.72, $1.83, won ters sae aco $1.98 have been reduced to $1.72 per pair. Our Gloves Suits for $2.50.. 4. at $1.98, $2.25 and $2.38 have been reduced to $1.98 per Bolts for 3.00, worth 6. pair. Our Gloves from $2, 48 to $3.25 have been reduced cules Fo swore 0 to $2.25 and $2.63 per pair. Silk Mitts, in every shade, Suuts for 6.00. worth 11,00 2 Suits for 7:00... : 13,00 reduced prices 68 $1.25, $1.68 and $1.98 per "Odd Conts, 38 ceuts, worth’ TS cents pair, former prices 75c, to $2.48 PANTS. In endless varicts, at $2, $2.50, $3, $9.50, $4 and $5— — Just abont half ustial prices, OFFICE COATS. In Black and Colored Alpaeas, Nun’s Cloth, an1 Drap d'xte, for long and short, lean and stout persops—an immense variety atgreat bargains, VESTS. White and Fancy Vests, a complete assortment, from 50 cents up. WORKING PANTS At 62, 75 cents, $1, and $1.25 a pair, THE MISFIT STORE, Like every success, has unscrupulous imitators. Be sure, therefore, and come to the corner of TENTH AND F STREETS. 56, 3917-111 Parzen SeT & Cos Rosrssos, Trosss: Troxxs:: NOVELTIES IN SUMMER CLOTHING. Packing Trunks, Ladies’ Saratoga Trunks, Gent's Trunks. Just received another bix assortment at pop- ular prices. PACKING TRUNKS FROM $1.25 UP. CALCUITA SEERSUCKER SUITS. . SATCHELS! BATCHELS!! ENGLISH SEERSUCKER SUITS. Alsrge assortment of Ladies’ and Gent’a Traveling Satchels and Bags, CRASH AND LINEN SUITS, FRENCH WORSTED SUITS, RUSH BAGS, LARGEST SIZE, ONLY 10 CENTS. SERGE SUITS. HAMMOCKS! CREVIONSUIKE, New styles with Pillows and Stretchers, A large va- riety at popular prices. MOHAIR SUITS. CROQUET SETS AND SWINGS, FOLDING CHAIRS, CAMP STOOLS and other traveling conveniences, e DRAP D'ETES SUITS, NUN'S CLOTH SUITS. TRIMMED AND FINISHED EQUAL TO CUSTOM WORK, Iwill offer agood many New Bargains this week, Every department is stocked now, and all my goods are Se marked at Popular Prices. THE ROBINSON DUSTER. COMPLETE PROTEC- TION AGAINST DUST. BOR ae u UMMA H bike Bw | BBB A A UU M M MZ 49 416 Irn STREET. PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., 10 SALES, On.and after MONDAY, MAY 24rm, wo will offera Special Inducement to Cash Buyers of° 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT, ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, Ou braces all the desirable the 36 eg eco CS sctoun ta Lawn Weoleus, Cotten Feros aad Fite Fah cli Urea 08 Wie wi iit NN N DDD oo www red Bwise, Linen Sheetings, Pillow ‘Table wwwwiil NNND D 8 O WWWW | Damask, Napk! Lowels, aud a fulline of louse- Wwww I NNND DOO Wwww ping Goods, at prices that would pay you to lay by Www i NNND D OO WWWW | for future use. wow NNN DDD 00 WoW JOHN T, MITCHELL, 555g SS Ses 4 ne fet & 5 888g my26 931 Pennsylvania avenue. we fo Em ES, EE Wek og. |For Tae OU, Sgss8 ‘GcO BR ER HEB EEE N NN Sgss87 | ~ OF ae HYDRANT HOSE, ICE CRUSHERS, ICR ee ee EAN pace SCALES, KAISER WATER, 10} NGS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, GARDEN FROM BIRRESBOEN ON THE RHINE. TOOLS, &e. Recommended by the Highest Medical Authorities. F. P. MAY & CO., FRED'E HOLLENDER & 00., x6 684 Pennsylvania avenue. B.A. for the U. 8, and Canada, apl2-3m___115, 117, 119 Elm street, New York. 2 Se a Se we ee Sow tk CLEANLINESS. COMFORT. CONVENIENCE. | RRO of ed & ‘Wood, Teather, GUARANTEED TO SAVE HALF THE CosT AND | £®4,8 8 Ba peed Ey oe LABOR rote OR WOOD FIRES, AND | B BE 00 $ aa GRANITE! Strongest, 10 BETTER COOKING THAN ANY STOVE IN THE ‘most elas- MARKET, OR MONEY REFUNDED. CALL (On| £69, £ oc to'Giue on cartat A SEND CARD) FOR BOOK OF CITY REFERENCES, a L U RE allotherGiues Ce- AND SEE STOVES IN OPERATION, G& L ay Ere ments! ‘Un- Aonst, B.G. CAMPBELL, Puownen, £0, | ars arable! No HATING! Preparation—: p— AN my26-1m,4p 517 10rTa STREET NORTHWEST, Ne Marbles aaeraye, Ready—Always ied Roewar Rernicrnstos, Ed ‘Iteolves the difficult problem of Perfect Refrigeration. It dries and purifies itself while in use by an Auto- ‘matic Circulation of Air, It dispenses with metal lining, so objectionable be- ARNESS, cause of labor necessary to keep it clean. LUTE Sa, MC, Butter, Meats, Fish, Fruit, etc, canbe kept in | {gents for themle of “The Conodrd Har essn of at this Refrigerator at came time without impartag the tions. Coupe, Carriag and OF orhers. Hive opted to-day tn0ther very largo etick of the Is much more economical in consumption of Toe than Ser stron tow ces, kg pau ttle Reteinweae, + | rane Stebel Boe ih gost eae a oem SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, J. W. SCHAEFER, SoLe AGENT, myl5 1020 Tth street northwest, Ce AND EXAMINE THE NOTE PAPER SELL- ing for 60 cents a: Cc. my2-1m 627 ana cad Teh eiscar Borie, as YMITED NUMBER OF BOARDERS BE A miles te ges a Va.. one mile rom the ‘R.R. jhealthy loca —— alan re al ae Sana a FRETTOR wontay, City reference, 1213 F street n. w.. tet. et ‘OORE'S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, Napa sa ean vege soae, ere pone cee Se8-m HERBERT F: MOORE, Prop. meagenastt tk cht coc SME For particulars apply to 8. J. ASSEY, Prop. ls pr POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE May, Is Reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA. Fast Express Trains, with Parlor cars at tached are run during ‘the season at conveni ent hoare, and passengers will find on their, arrival at'the New Broad Street Statiow?, Phi Union Transfer Coaches and Horee Cars to transfer direct tothe station of the West Jerecy rail- Toad, at the foot of Market street. For throuzh tickets, checks, and full infor- mation, apply as follows: "Northeact eSrner 18th stroct id Pent station, Balt \d Poto- aa ney, avenue ion, jimore an CHAS. E. PUGH, Gen’l Manager. Je9-tanl5 J. R. WOOD, Gen'l Paseenger Agent. Antaxric Crry. Express Trains are ran THROUGH winourl MR? Stops IN NINETY MINUTES via CAMDEN & ATLANTIC! WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, | RAILROAD, Fiom FROM Station foot of Vine street. |Station foot of Market st. Passengers from Washington will take the through trains of the Baitimore and Potomac raitroad to Phila- delphia and arrive at the new Broad-atreet station of the Pennsylvania railroad. where the street cars will convey paseengers direct to the West Jersey railroad station, and Union trarefer coaches connect direct to the station of the Cainden and Atlantic railroad. For through tickets, ation apply checks, and full inform- snfalooes Work aaa tanta, ve tation Baltimore and CHAS. FE. PUGH, J. R. WOOD, sorta Mane. Gen. Passenger Agent. ‘OTEL COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, N.J., OPENS JUNE 20, ‘Mosic throughout the season. For i lustrated circular, terma, &e., addres J! 3e7-26t FRED. E. FOSTER, Manager. MPREMONT HOURE, CAPE MAY, NEAR THE beach. “Lance, shady. grounds:, siinie, ct, lawn tenuis: iace for familion. Reatonablerates. CHAS. LE HOY WHEEL: ER, Proprietor. 7-20 OUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, CANTON, PA. §.. W. WRIGHT, Proprietor. fy Situated in the beautiful village of Canto near Minnequa Springs, Canton Glen and Mountain Lake, and in the midet of the most romantic and plo Per scenery in Northern Pennsylvania. A favor- ite fiehing resort for people from the city. Home for the tourist snd commercial traveler. Write ‘Open June 25th, ‘Terms moderate teat ©0., Ma. je5-lw Daily communication by boats. Terms mode- Tne TLANTIC HOTEL, for terms per week. Je6-2w OUTH MOUNTAIN COTTAGE. Good ref:rence given. Address Mrs. A., POFFENBERGER, Boonsboro’, Washington LACKISTON ISLAND WILL BE OPENED TO tbe reception of guestson JUNE 10TH. Tate. OWEN LAVIN, care of Steamer J. W. fA ] Thompeon, Blackiston Island, Ma. OCEAN’ CITY, MD., Will open June 26th. Many ‘improvements’ C3 have teen made, buildings painted, etc. For Lea girculars apply to the Star office or JOHN (ACY, Proprietor, Ocean City, Md. jet-1m_ LOCK ISLAND, R. I.—OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. Fifteen milea at sea: surf and etiil water bathing; bass and blue fishing; accommo- dates G)0; ball and theatrical rooms, 0! electric beile, 400 regular boarders, sub-ma cable. Hotel Manisses, smaller, less price. Send for illuetra- ted hand-book. 0. 8."MAKDEN, 43 ‘Bowdoin atreet, HE GUY MANSION, SECOND AVENUE, near Kingsley st,, asbury Park, Nd Ra (sg ofinterest. First-class appointments. ‘m* MKS. J. F. BOWEN. ric and Fitth avenues, Atlant'c City, near’ warm baths. Camden and Atlantic trains atoy ben Jel-2m Proprietor. Boston. Jed-1m q from the ocean conyement to ali points, M ;TROPOLITAN CORNER OF ATLAN. a atthe door. Terms moderate. J. A. Mov! (PENS TUESDAY, JUNE 1am. ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Great North Mountain, Bi ‘Near Winchester, Va.. Will open JUNE 12th to accommodate several who wish to leave the city at that time. Large additions have been made this season for the accommodation of greater number of guosts. ‘The dining- room has also n enlal i, new patent closets have been provided, and the sanitary arrangements are perfect. ‘The prospect for an abundant of the best fruit im the Immediate neighborhood of the Springeis. very promising thie season. For circulars and accommodations apply to A. 8. Pratt & Son, 401 9th street, Washington, D. C. Circu- Jars also at this office. A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. jel VERMONT HOUSE? ‘Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, Atlantic city. N. J. Ocean view from every’ Fpom. ‘The house will be kept open all the year. For particulars address Mra. ROBT. BLACK. ny30-3m Log Woon HOUSE. HARPER'S FERRY, WEST » rebuiltand newly furnished rooms. Xo maldria or mosquitoes. Table board un-¥/y surpassed. |Terms, $6 to $7.00 per week. ac- did cording to location of rooms, 5} terms for families. Oven JUNE 10th, 1883, MRS. 8. E. LOVETT, Pro- prietress. my26-2m HE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS, reed, Will also GETTysBURG, Pa., WILL BE OPEN J! ing from Washington con- UNE l4tn. The “KAGLE” in town, rec-ntly en! accommodate boarder: nect with W. Md., H. J. & H. &G. K.Rs., Charies st. Depot, for Gettysbure. For further particulars and terms send for descriptive circular. Address i. YINGLING, Proprietor, my28-3m_ Gettysburg, Pa. APE MAY, N. J.—CARROLL “VILLA,” JACK- ‘son street, one square from the beach; new, and beautifully furnished. Opens June 1st. For terms address Mra, J. A. MYERS, Brex- ton Park ave.. Baltimore, Md. my; Gtockron HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J. WILL OPEN JUNE 30. (8: Stockton have ‘The Sanitary Arrangements of the been plaoed in perfect order by General Russell Thayer, caus anaetient Will be under, the care of J. F: CAKE, for eeventeen years Proprietor o! Hall. "Address = Brock toN HOTEL. . CAKE will be at Continental He Fhiladelj on Thursdays unl Sune Se eS PO (pez POINT HOTEL. J. P. HORBACH & CO. fond ished throughout. Rew cad senecaien both booses: Norfall daly WigiU. 8 mall sad peammgurse et ‘Boating, Ge Fishing, Crabs. OPEN JUNE Isr, 1883, For particulars address Hotel. * my25-1m EASON 1883, zal DOUGLASS HOUSI REHOBOTH BEACH, Di WARE, ‘Will open JUNE Isr, 1883. 1.50 per, day. 8; for or’ Write t rou A ™ "WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. STE OF sHoaLs, APPLEDORE AND OCEANIO HOTELS. OPEN JUNE era. Benoa Sener are Ot for the| ipshire, 559 8a oraaretars) Pe Situs ‘Hota accommotate one and are first claes in all ap) ta. tempereture is SREEOLO ieicd cilia oeictaler ort excellent tables; band of music; fleets boats manned by carefal skippers, and the best onthe eet t konueumeincentas = “The swift steamer Al makes two trips daily between the Ialands. th, N-H., connecting with thed a.m. and $:15 p.m. trains ‘Boston on Eastern ‘Boston and (Renee CITY, N.J. FAMILY HOTEL. THE COLONNADE. Furnished, with all the modern improvements, ‘MBS. C. A. BINES, (Formerly of Washington, D. 0.) 3. L. BRYANT. ‘2m Jot ESET fot at ee eee my3iadm B.C. from sl points of the fangesta wisaming BOW Aner eee 200 Picoes New LAWNS, 8 cents. 200 Pieces New LAWNS, 5 cents. 200 Pieces New LAWNS, 5 cents. 200 Pieces Union LINEN LAWNR, 8 cents, 200 Pieces Union LINEN LAWNS, 6 cents, 1100 Pieces Union LINEN LAWNE, 6 cents, 1S Pieces Yart-Wide LAWNS, 10 conta. stock market. Two from Portamouth and two 75 Pieces Yard-Wide LAWNS, 10 cent, ‘bourse’ ride fi Eastern : vi ours’ ride from Boston b ‘TS Preces Yard-Wide LAWNS, 10 cents. Address, Portsmouth, N. H. GEORGE F. THOMPSON, Manager. my21-m&th3m (BTN HOUSE, CAPE MAY POINT, N. J.. done Is second to none on the coast for location and di m rt Jel-e03m, ‘A. He HAMILTON, Proprietor. 200 Pieces Yark-Wide Organdy LAWNS, 12 cente, 100 Pieces Yard-Wide Organdy LAWNS, 12 conta, 200 Picces Yard-Wide Onrandy LAWNS, 12 cents, Seersucker GINGHAMS 10 conte, Madras GINGHAMS, 8 conts. Cheviot GINGHAMS, 10 conta. Best Yard- Wide Bleached MUSLIN, 10 cents, India LINENS, Yard Wide, 12cts., iScts., 18cts, THE SEW COLUMBIA MARSEILLES and PIQUES, 12 conte. CAPE MAY, N. J, DRESS GOOD IScts., 18cts., 20cts., Bote, MR. CHARLES DUFES! Hae ct Seana PARASOLR, $1.25, $1.60, $2, $2.80. Philadeiphis, and Stocktoh House, Cape May, has | BLACK CASHMERES. all wool, S7cts... S0cta., 60ctm leased poms a has oy pel ad FLOOK OLLCLOTHS, all wigtha, 37 cents ap Tom ‘room ‘0 eeal ree 4 . Saearser estas |e ye ; farbities, Until June Ist address No. 1740 Nort 13h c. M. TOWSON, street, Thiladeiphia. After that date at Cape May. myl-m, w, sim. 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South aide, | near Center Market. cd OLTON'S SUMMER RESORT, RIGHTY MILES = a bing aud ‘belking: “Open UNE sore Laws: L L crabbing. au = : NS! x ss Terms, $1.00 per days” Ro: COLTON, Pro: RS nee oaeeer Drictor, Milestown P. Mlary‘e Co, Md. “Jet-2av a BREE View tor BI 7 BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAWNS. NOW. OPEN. A Pacific Lawnr ars the finest manufactured tn ‘The most delightful Suminer Resort in the ed Tyla Studer. We have nce! ved ne hunted peers ‘ Giats, pecans for fhe month lane, For cueu: | BEUTLLCL NeW BAYEE FACING LAWN whi re and iz.formuation an vitel, apply t9 4. Pactic Lawng, WM. P. YOUNG, Real Estate Ager, 1420 New ery whens st tage avenue, Wai myt2-Im HE ARGYLE, OCEAN nectignt avenue, Atlantic C: D.C SALLENS, reduced from * VEILINGS, all pare a wide, y. (widest ds width), re: lubed Toate a pe Cay NUNS" VEILINGS, tine quality, reduced to 20c, i Mies X. R. HARVEY, Proprictrees. JG Es i Moy P. 0. Bon S80. ising, eta GEER GE RRQCARE and LAC STRIVE PURG SILK - and $1, SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! Cheapest 1 ilke in W: . 8 Pe nr in Washington. Silks at 37, Rilke 60, tolfga’Y Gros Grain Black Silke reduced from $1.98 Finest aoa Binck Silks reduced to $1.25 and $1.50; wains only. ek Brocade silk Grenadines reduced from $3 (CoNGRESS HALE, OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE léra, SARATOGA SPRING, RATES $3.50 AND $4 PER DAY. CHEAPEST BLEACHED COTTONS $06-2m CLEMENT & COX, Proprictors.__| Ever sold in Washinaton. Wamsutta, Pavol and WOR RENT—GRAND VILLA HOTEL, ATLANTIC | Of the Loom, yard wide, Bleached ‘Cottons, red City, N. J. Elegantly furnished,” fail, woes. . ocean View fromevery window. Gas, electric’ BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, 12%. SCOTCH end FRENCH GINGHAMS, V EST QUALITY, reduced from Sty tis, CARTERS, belly hot and cold water. Accommiodations, lor. guests, Also, ten fine cot . Address WM. J. LOVE, P.O. Box 452. MAES 80-2 ‘OUNTAIN TOPHOTEL, BLUE RIDGE MOUN- tains, Va., on Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. cd) 711 MARKET SPACE. miles from W$ on City and 120 miles ¥¥ 5 from Richmond, Va., will be open June 10th, ware Goons, 1883. Telegraph and Post Offies, Afton Depot Va. cairn Forferms, etc., address. until Jina Ist, HENRY L. NAINSOOKS, MASSIE, Prop., Charlottesville, Va. my8-2m prurrr. iPE wocyraiss. senate A. ' THE PARK HOTEL, PLAID MULLS, ‘Williamsport, Pennsylvania, A quiet home for the summer months. Cool nights, INDIA LINENS, No mosquitoes, No malaria. Beautifal drives, music, ete., etc. Table liberaily supplied with farm produce. VICTORIA LAWNS, A new Otiv hydraulic elevator. Terms moderate. Send for circular and diegram. my5-3m PERSIAN LAWNS. |ASTFORD HALL, OXFORD, MD. LINEN LAWNS. SAMUEL NORRIS, Proprietor. This popular Margiand Resort will open on the 121 NK, 1883, for the accommodation ¥/¥ of guests. Terms moderate. myl-lm £63 AKLAND HOTEL, Of the B. & O. R. R., has becen leased WELCKER'S. ‘Families can hiske areata! ments at reduced rates by 15th street, Washington, [HE “BRIGHTON,” ATLANTIC CITY. EMBROIDEKED SWISSES, TYLER & CHEWNING, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. —— een Bancaivs: Bancaiys: ! Jed 4,000 yards Ginghems. remnants, 8c., worth 12\o. 100 pieces Striy } Gingbams, ver vuperior quality, i Seaside 236¢., worth 20: OPEN ALL THE Yeax. 100 White spreaas fuliaien, M6... worth $1 HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL | {yy [0 y3.5.¢ blue Mosauito Netting, 200, MODERN CONVENIENCES, Beahital Settee French d 40c, Aaaress Our whole stsck ms9-3mo Fv. newereeps, | Shree GEO. J. JOHNSON, 18 718 Market Brace, Mn Score Duess Goons IN ENDLESS VARIETY, BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN BATISTE. OUR LINEN LAWNS ARE VERY ATTRACTIVE, BOTH IN STYLE AND PRICE. FRENCH LAWNS IN ENDLESS VARIETY, AND AT PRICES WHICH WILL GUARANTEE THEIR READY SALE, TO EXAMINE THE QUALITY OF OUR INDIA LINEN AND FIGURED SWI38, SIMPLY MEANS TO mary Parl, N. J. Open JUNE 1. For terme Ww NDSOR COLLEGE RESORT. SHADE, MOUN Excellent Table. ‘tauo’ JELLY, New Windsor, myie-8u 3. W: BARNDOLLAR, proprietor. ORWOOD HALL, SOUTHEAST CORNER Fourth avenue and Kingsley street, As- address H: G HERE, Masonite NS, antl se June Ist, Aebury Park, N.. tains, Springs, Pst! rees, Hunt a Fishing, Excellent Table: “Crrcwiateet Big: 1015 Penn. Ave.. or address A.M. hid. FEAST END COTTAGES, BEDFORD, PA., open May 234. Location pleasant; ‘water from mize! pr-pg fresh every day, without, extra charge; terms moderate. - Adare ABIN JOHN BRIDGE HOTEL (P. 0... ‘Montgomery county, Md.); seven miles’ Spray neta oie ateaeaee | Dor m. PTO] ies strictly enfor 31 ST o Baty OUR SATINFR ARF FAULTLESS IN STYLE A’ jOBB'S ISLAND, VA., THE ONLY SEA- MANDS. INDIA PONGEE, ALBATKOS A diss ea oa ate See tis BHATING AEROUNCED THE GREAT. REDT est and eat surf. e a A ic and ‘snips shootin, TION CONTINUE TO MAKE TH! channel and shark fitb! IN SILKS, W 2 FICE, AND GUARANTEE PRIOES ON ALL Terms: $2 per day. $12 per week, $40 per month. SACRI Route ‘from Ola by Reaper Northarn pton to | GOUDS. Gherrgstone every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. — The Baltimore and Washington steamers make close connection with the Northampton. Hotel physioian, PA, Bishush Address J. T. BPADY. 8. L. HEMPSTONE, TPE suELDUENE, 35 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Ia pleasantly situated on Michi; ne, ichigan aven' PENING AILY, tx yaniefrom the beach, with uncbetructed ooean front SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS sea breezes, is how open. Address my9-3m EDWIN ROBERTS. ar L. BEHRENDS' BALTIMORE STORE, ‘908 Seventh Street Northwest. ———— eee COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE OB EXCHANGE—A HANDSOME, ni Leos sores land, with comfortable ten-room dwelling with sill cost yenionoes. Stable, carriage house, ice house, dairy, — Reauny- an withe atow mlsatee rat death Desirable and New Materials f inafew minut ora rable and New Material for Dresses, 42-inch station. Apriy to THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 13e F | wite Aly Nuns Velling, 3 ee any tod Peel pee le, AL!-Wool Nuns Velling, Albatross Cloth dnd Bunt 7, Leesburg, Va: Jell-6t nt line of Black Cashmeres, a special fine qual- > $1.25, cloth finish. R SALE—AT SOUTH MOUNTAIN, MD.,NEAR | “Af $1.25. cloth Anis Boonsboro, 18 acres of land, with cus and Housckecying Goods six-room brick | Fisnnels and Caseimoeres. ‘vot ; place under cultivation, with fine fi: and . water tape barn and outbuildings: beautiful summer | Tye beat shir ever hicked stl lace; be sold cheap. ‘) . J, FISHER ey a e ” Tar a caccn iP. Underwear for Ladies, Gents and Children. \did stock of Corsets, Hosiery and Gloves, ois aud Sun Umbrellas. “ Ginghams, Lawns and Domestics. Aswill repay customers to examine our low prices, L. BEHRENDS, saa PROPERTY FOR SALE.—WE HAVE for sale @ ve Desirable Tract of 115 Ac three a oe ny Itimore pla sooo bly ion and gen 0! ral dapt it for subdivision and settl Gute ae irre nes Estate Dealers, 1415 F streot. Je8-1m_ my18 EVENTH STREP’ POR, RENT—HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS, THRE —— = Mipgtos walk, from this, sta ‘on W. and W. B M H.R. Address U. £, HINE, Vienna, ‘gga. | Sancarss at Mercrxiss. = ‘A Gne line of Gents’ Linen and Silk Pocke ; R SALE OR TRADE—CHEAP—TWO FAR) eg heen fo Ry Fit 3) an te otter 104 aera, four miles porta at | sels, 2800" cent lee inn usual Price, ares same jashington; terms easy. Inquire of HUGUELY. ico; Gauze, Lace and Halbriggan Upderhirte BOWEN, 645 New York avenue. Am" Pian regs oS Fy RB SALE—CHEAP FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT {nen Collzre, sizes 12, 12%, 18, 1854, 14, 1434, 26) on the 7th street pike, about 8 miles from pie | 12, 1ids. 18, 18% at 0 ocns on Yania avenue, containing 65 acres; good brick dwelling | Per aozen for the Best Lin the Mi: house with 13 rooms sud garret: barn, Staples and all | SOV 7 cone panty mace of the Recessary outhouses: also, blacksmith shop; Nc. 1 | Six,Fine Dress Bu posch orchard, apples and other fruit: ‘well of | Washtub—perfect ft guarentecd—at ater; fine situation for hotel, country, store or private Roads.” 2 mee Je6-6t* BR BALE. 4 RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION? We offer in whole | part, the pe eee A coutaining about ‘the finost build: ENCH TUITION (A LARI UI of ey an POR SALE TRE BEAI idence at the junction of ten minutes drive or twenty minutes walk from BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME FOR 8aLE \T FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, inis, aniles from Ws D. C., vis Vir- [a Mi Railroad, 6% miles ‘Warrenton, Va. wutifully located on =, ‘hannock feet Spe Junction of two of ‘between’ 105 feet above the of