Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1883, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. CEYICE OF THE CHIEF Stoxat, OFrickR, ‘Wassrxctox, D.C, June 28, 1883, 9:30 a m. For the middle Atlantic states slightly warmer, fly fair weather, south to west winds, slight chanzes Ip pressure. SPECIAL BULLETIN—WARMEF, CLOUDY WEATHER TO MORROW. Local rains continue in New NewYork, lower lake regions, the Onio valley and gulf states, and fair Weather prevails in the south At- lantic states, southern ms of the middie Atlantic states and in the northwest. The fol- lowing heavy rainfalls, in Inches, were reported Guring the \wenty-four hours: Sandy Hook, fos: wasn , 1.15; Baltimore, 1.26; Buffalo, 1,98; Breakwater, 1.32; Atlanlic City, 1.40; Cape Henry, 1.41; Philadelpita, 1.57. ‘The temperature bas retoained about stationary in the east of the Missi-sipp!, and it has’ risen slightly In the northwest. South to west winds prevail in the southern and middie states and the lower lake Tegion; east to south windin New England, and Rortherty winds in the upper lake region. " Tne following special temperatures were reported at Tm: Eastport, 53°; Montreal, 70°; Quebec, Cleveland, 62°; Mackinaw City, 6; Dututh, ‘65: St.Paul, 68°; Denver, 62°. Warmer, partly cloudy Weather 1s indicated for the middle and south Atlantic states on Friday; slightly warmer, fair ‘weather 1s indicated for the northwest on Friday. —_—_—__ Grvgx Away.—Soup tureens, cups and saucers, French china tea sets, banded goblets, dinner, Dreakfast and tea plates, and crushed gooseberry ‘Vases to purchasers of tea and coffee. O'Donnell, 482 Enterprise Tea Co., main store 4th and Penn: ave., Capitol hill; Dranches Center, Eastern, Northern Liberty Markets, $10 Stirs can’t be matched for less than $16.50 at Lew Newmyer’s, 734 7th northwest. Prakt Buttons, 6c. ; gloves, 5c. Stern’s, 904 7th st. No liquors nor smoking during famfly matinee at Driver's Garden next Saturday. Fvssxri’s Ick Cream shipped anywhere ont of town Special attention to strawberry festivals. Norice!—Kets Kemethys, 1109 Pa. av., takes one Goz. fine photos with one thirteenth painted, for $3. Men’s, boys’ and childrens’ suits at Newmyer’s, 147th northwest. Pactric Lawns only 6c. Stern’s, 94 7th st. Tae educated monkey on the tight rope. Matt- hee, Driver's Garden, next Saturday. Tris MoRNING about 1:20 o’clock Mr. Fisk, 918 Pennsylvania avenue, discovered a man in’ his store and gave an alarm. The thief escaped through the cellar door, but did not carry off any plunder. ‘THE AUCTION Sate of boots and shoes ylamaged Dy fre and water at J. Brock’s, 802 7th street, will De continued this evening at 7 o'clock. J. Brock, 027th street. Orrice Coats 39 cents, Lew Newmyer, 734 7th Borthwest. Great Repvctios in prices at the Family Shoe Store, {06-308 7th street. Ladies’ opera slippers, sandals and low ties, 78 gents ‘Ladies’ low button shoes, 98 cents. Ladies’ house sltppers from 15 cents up. Men’s low shoes from 98 cents up. Children’s spring heels from 60 cents up. FaMILy SHoe Store, 306 —08 7th street EUREKA, 734 7th northwest. Lew Newmyer. BaxGatns in white goods. Stern’s, 904 7th st. AMUSING attractions for ladies and children next. Saturday at matinee at Driver's Garden. Paotect your eyesight, $1, Hempler’s,453 Paave. Deror for Hart's Roach Powder, 711 2d st. n. w. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Loca! Street lamps will be lighted at 7.45p. m., and extinguished at 1.05 a m. Wm. J. O'Connell, son of Mr. J. D. O'Connell, of this city, was the valedictorian of the class that = yesterday at St. Francts’ college, Lo- Fetto, Pa. Thomas Quinlan was charged under the statutes in the Police Court yesterday with assaulting OM- cer Fitzgerald while in discharge of his duty. Prosecuting Attorney Moore stated that the de- fendant was one of the gang who took the old Tiallan’s tee-eream freezer from him tn Swam- Poodle the other day and then assaulted the officer who attempted to arrest them. The case was con- ‘Mnued until the others can be arrested. A colored cart driver, named Oscar Turner, was Bned $20 by Judge Snell this morning for destroy- ing private property in pulling some boards off Ms employer's stable because he would not pay him his wages when he demanded them. Asmall colored boy named James White, was ‘sent to the workhouse for seven days In default of $1, by Judge Snell to-day, for indecent exposure, Dy Dathing In the river in the daytime. Yesterday afternoon, a Herdte coach drawn by Wash. Bolden, was turned over at the navy yard gate. ‘The horse becoming unmanageable, broke Away from the coach, throwing the driver to the ground cutting his head badly. He was taken to ‘the office of Dr. Roberts, where his wounds were Gressed, und then removed to his home. Henry S. Offut, for breaking a public lamp, was fined $5, by Juge Snell this morning. ‘THE Stak will be sent by mail, post pald, to those leaving the city during the summer for any length of time, and the address changed as often as de- sired. Subscription, fifty cents per month, Posi- WIV EL ADVANCE. Clitton J. Berry,a young colored man, was in the toils at the Police-court this morning on complaint of Mary Berry, bis wife, who stated that she found some {-tters in his room. and when she spoke to him avout tthe assaulted her. a fine of $15 or 15 days Were tnpose E. C. Mason, formerly clerk of the Tremont house, as resigned and accepted a position on the BeoRR A mnass mectinz of colored citizens of the 6th dis- trict_met at Garfleld armory last evening and lected Wen. H. Johnson, Robi. Jones and Colum- bus Freeman as delegates to the district nominat- Ing convention to be held July the 10th. The Columbia Boat club will give tts second hop to-morrow evening. Admission to the boat house Will be by card from a member or by personal Sntroduction. at this popular ¥ afternoon, at 2 o’ciock, for the benent of lwlies aid children. There will’ be no liquor sold and no smoking allowed. Till’s Royal Marion- ettes; the educated monkeys on the ttzht rope and the dog circus; the Bernardos, Stuciair, and the whole company’ will 3 ‘THE sTeR Comigce-—The excellent performance @f the Comedy Four combination this week de- High ree audiences every evening. A new olio is to the attractions of the program which con- cindes with the laughable comedy “Murphy's Neighbors.” AaNea’s Scvwer Ganpey.—an orchestra of fit- teen selected musicians,under the direction of Prot. Car. Arth, discourse excell:nt music every even- ing. Miss Bertha Rav ez20-S0praho, and lonesilo virtuoso, are Mr. Leufs Blumenbury,. the stars. ‘A conesrt can be enjoyed here uOol.—Geptiemen, 7 to 9 a.m., 2:30 tes. I ; boys, 2:39° to 7 and artinetaily Le Diorr Pars 1 lawn p tp A. “ Paxty.—There will bea coucert@t the grounds y for the Prevention of her is unfavora- poned until E. Cutxen —The beautiful cantata ¢ Fh Fal will be repeated at Foundry lurk this evening. > Tewrsxance Wonk.—The quarte-ly meeting of the Woman's Christian Temper: Union was held yesterday in Masonite Tempie. Mrs Roach, im her address, referred to the marked progres$ devn made during the past three months, Y =peaking of the work among the sot At Washington barracks 150 have signed end snether soldiers’ temperance union n zed this week at the Soldiers’ Home, * ladies have been warmiy welcomes: Theusants of p eTance literature have deen dh ings are held in all nen at the presented Seeretury"s report, and also a ile work, showing an’ tnerease of ch loeal work accomplished. Miss he treasurer's report, showing that ted and expended during the quar- Hartnett, legislative department, tions Had been sent all over the tng for prohibition in the District. In- stig reyorts were also read by Miss Thomas "s Work, showing that new socle- 1 been formed; ’Mrs. Cook, ou labor and évangelist work; Mrs. Chae a Work; Mrs. Moffitt, unfermeated wine; ts MePherson, hygiene; Miss Lewis, ritlroad: irs Deans, colored and unfortanate women; and Mrs. Mayse, hercditary. Mrs Hart gave a Bible Feading. ———————— ‘Tue RaPien Memontat MEETING.—At a meeting Of the Alabaina association at the 15th street Pres. Dyterian church, held last evening, memorial exer- ¢ises were held fn honor of the memory of the late Hon, James T. Rapier, who died on the 31st of Maj Bet Mr. Jeremlal Haralson presided and Mr. J- . Si fon acted as secretary. PI riate Tesolutions were adopted, and a memorial address Was delivered by Mr. L P.M. Watking = A Miz a Mixcte—An experimental trip was Made yesterday between this city and Baltimore by the new No. 167, of the Philadelphia company, Which carried, of eee arene nin ea prize recent Fatlroad expos!~ Son. The engine was attache! toone of the regu- lar trains om the Baltimore and Ohio rallrocd. Three stops were made on the road—at Laurel, SS es Ly miles were @ fraction leas, forty-five minutes, Panties leavin; ee ee the city for the summer can de- posit trunks of emall verware, boxes of silverware ora of silverware or any kind of valu- able thing with the National Safe Deposit Co.,cor- Ber 15th street and New York avenue. Chirges = mnoderate. Office hours, $a. m. to 4p. m. t Park, this evening | sparrow Clark said not see the use of the sparrow, for he had known them to pluck off the trees the young leaves and drop them appar- ently from pure iment. Mr. said the belief was that they drove off als other birds. Mr. Curtis sald that was the belief, but the robin‘ he — of had driven off one oe while holding bis worm and kept his groun Z After the ep ag called to order Mr, Eu- gene Cadmus and Mrs. Adaline Boyce, of Hyatts- Ville, Were elected members. WHEN TO PLANT FLOWER SEED. Mr. Prince having asked what flower seed could be sowed now, Mr. Saul answered that double zinnias would do well. He had not ye* planted his dalllas, but would do so soon, and they would thrive till frost. Mr. Clarke said that many seed were wasted by planting them too early, while the ground was chilfy, and if they came up at all the plants would be sickly and puny. Mr. Saul, in answer to a question, sald the sweet pea should be planted very early or late much as potatoes are. They should put them in in March for an early crop, and about July 1st for the late crop. Mr. Clarke said that the common mistake was to Sew Seed too deep—so deep that they could not Teach the surface: Mr. Saul remarked that many Seeds were sown in spring when if they were put in the ground in the fall, they would in the spring take an early start. Mr. Curtis observed that _nature’s law 1s a good one to follow. She drops her seed on the ground. Mr. T. W. Fowler spoke of a magnificent gloxinia, stating that two years ago he bought a Paper of’ seed and ratsea 75 plants, with enough seed to sow a farm. He noted that an insect attacked them and gave him some trouble. THE INSECTS. Mr. Saul sald that tobacco stems under the pots ‘would keep the insects away. Mr. Fowler gafd that Mr. Howlett had informed him that by steaming tobacco stems in a kettle and letting the steam in among the plants the evil could be remedied, but he was not sure but the steam would injure’ the orchids, ‘What will prevent and remove siugs from rose Plants?” was asked. Mr. Saul recommended a solution of whale oll soap, with which to syringe the plants, would kill all insects. Mr. Saul said he had heard of this plan but had not tried tt. Mr. Fowler sald he had and killed his plant. Mr. Clark remarked that he kept caterpillars down by using flour of sulphur. Mr. Fowler sald the sparrow would keep them down. He did not believe in crying down the sparrow. * Nor 1,” sold Mr. Saul. “] would like to see some good from them,” sald Mr. Clark. The exhibits of flowers included specimens of double hollyhock and hydrangea (Thos. Hoge) by Mr. Clark, a beautiful gloxiana from Mr. Fowler, nd orchids (Stanhopea tigriria and Stanhopea Gceulator), Japanese iris in great variety, Japanese clematis “(scarlet alemated), Veronicas, pelaso- niums, ete.; and they were distributed to the ladies” ——.__. “Assisted? Immigrants. A WOMAN AND THREE CHILDREN IN THIS CITY. ‘The four “assisted” emigrants trom Ireland— & woman an4 three children—who arrived at the B.& P.depot on Tuesday morning, were tem- porarily cared for by Captain Servis, who sup- plied them meals from his restaurant till last evening, when Captain E. OM. Condon and Mrs. D. C. Cahill, of the Clan-na-Gael Association, took charge of ‘them and placed them at Patrick Moore's honse, opposite the depot. In the mean- Ume, Mr. Parkes, the passenger agent of the B. & P. R: R18 endeavoring to ascertain the where- abouts of the husband, who has removed from Washington, Otto, to’ Cleveland, Ohio, or some Point near there. ‘The Alleged $2,500 Robbery. THE GRAND JURY IGNORE THE CHARGE AGAINST BETTIE RADCLIFF—QUESTION 4S TO THE OWNER- SHIP OF THE MONEY. The grand jury yesterday ignored the charge against Bettie Radcliff, for grand larceny of $2 500 from Annie Wilson, of 10th street, and an order was made for the restoration of the property to Mrs. Wilson. The order being presented to Prop- erty Clerk Sylvester, he refused to give the money up, claiming that there was some question as to its ownership. ‘This morning as soon as the Criminal Court was opened, Judge Wylie said that he had been called on by Mr. Sylvester, who had explained that the identity of the money had not been established. The court would, therefore, now rescind the order. District Attorney Corkhill said the grand jury, in examining the case, were in doubts whether It as larceny, for the girl was in possession of the money, so they ignored the charge. He under- ‘stood that the girl had withheld any confession for her own protection, but was willing to come in and stale what she did with the money. The order Was rescinded, and the case went over. poem ees Election of Officers. Syracustans Lodge No. 10, K. of P., has elected the following officers: P. C. Wm. Chedal, C. C.; P. C. RC. Glascock, V.C.; PC. @. F. Cunning- ham, Prel; P. C.J. A. Hewes, M.-at-A. C.C. A. T. Buche becomes P.C., having served the full termasC.C. P. C. Frank Darley was elected representative to the Grand Lodge, vice P. G. C. W. T. Bailey, resigned. American ‘Guard Council No.1, U. 0. A. M., haveelected the following officers to serve the ensuing term: J. H. Chamberlain, C.; H. De Krafft, V.C.; H. G. Drum, R.8.; Wm. Smoot, A RS; J. E Harding, F.8;C. A. Payne, Treas; B. F. Soyder, J.E.C.; F. Davis, E: J Schlosser, Con.; N.E Bites, Z P.; Wm. Stone, oO. P. At the meeting of Mutual Relief Division, No. 16, Sons of Temperance, held yesterday evening, the following officers were elected: G. W. ‘Trow, worthy patriarch; Nellie H. Bradley, worthy asso- ciate; J. K. Bridge, recording scribe; Florence M. Hazard, assistant recording scribe; M. S. Parsons, Minancial scribe; J. W. Bede, treasurer; William Bushby, chaplain; Nettie Stickell, conductor; Jennie Trisler, assistant conductor; Edith Bushby, I. 8; and Florence Abbott, 0. S. The stockholders of the Maryland Mica Mining company elected directors as follows: John H. Rice, Charles D. Gilmore, Elison T. Wri ht, Henry M. Boker, Wilitam T. J, Wright, G. T. Chase, John J. Sanborn. The board organized by electing the following officers: John H. Rice, president; Henry M. Baker, treasurer; G. T. Chase, secretary; Chas. D. Gilmore, general ' manager. OMmwcers élect of F. D. Stuart Encampment, No. 7, 1. O. O. F.: John Long, ©. P.; W. HL Wilson, 8. Steffant, J. W.; J..8 Moffat, H. P.; EH. Sipe, T.; Geo. A. Thomas, 8. ‘At the annualelection ‘of officersof Columbian Encampment, I. 0. O. F., No. 1, held last evening, the following officers were elected: E. A. Berry, C. P.; Oliver Dutour, H. P.; W. R. Tate, S. W. Louts Pabst, J. W.: J. H. Seifert, RS. A. H. Stockman, F. S.; B.A. Kidder, T.; R. B! Nixon, trustee. —__ SUITS FILED BY BENEFICIAL ASSOCTATIONS.—Yes- terday the Washington Endowment association filed a bill in equity against George H. Wood, ad- ministrator, the object being to obtain a decree Girceting to whom. tue $500 policy on the ite of Daniel S. Jones should be pal... The Mutual Ben- jal assoctation yesterd.y filed a Dill against W. Post, who claims a policy as assignee of Lioyd Cowles, of Baltimore, and Cowles being now dead, the assoctation desires a decree determining to whom the money due on the policy should be paid. ——+—__ SCENE ON A STREET CAR.—A stout old woman, with a large and noisy hen under one arm and a. basket full of young chickens hanging on the other, entered a street car the otnerday, when the hen ceased to cackle and the small chickens got a little quiet, the old woman after making the ladies “move up,” and a young man take a seat on the other side of the car, placed her hen on the seat and her basket on the floor, and began to el ey onthe excellence of the breed uf the chickens, to an old soldier who sat opposite her, and help her to keep the little ones from jumping over the sides of the basket. “It’s just perfectly bal epaion remarked an old gentleman, “to see what people in the city will put up with on the street cars. Here Is a chicken actually occupying aseat with ladies ana gentlemen, but that’s no worse than ladies putting their pet dogs on the seats. Why, lexpect before lonz to see passen- ae eenne Space with a whole menagerie of Tas EXrecteD MILITARY Vistrors FROM NEW Orteans—The Continental Guards, of New Le egmen will be bp pie ke ae Late Uyiee city Sunday morn! y the Washington ht Infantry, and will be tendered @ trip to Moen Vernon during the day. Col. Moore has no tnfor- mation as yet as to how long the company will re- main here, but, it 1s probable that they will re- main over’ Monday, and if that 1s the case the visitors will be shown about the city, grtslot nk A HesBanp Svgs ror Divorce.—John W. Bos- ‘well filed a bill for a Sivorge to-day from his wife, Sarah J. Boswell. He sets forth their marriage at Ryland chapel, by Rev. Mr. Hod; February 22, 1853; that they resided here te which Ume, by reason of her intemperate habits, vile and abusive language, and personal assaults upon him, he was for leave her. He states that Angele sroat fe ot ae meen. to live r since, y kind treatment, that she, would do" etter, but he has bees disap- MARRIAGE LiceNses.—The clrk of the court has arriage licenses to GeorgeFord and Sarah Smifa; Jo hb G. Clair and Lena A. Johns, both of Joun Grech and Mary E Annee Mano a Tson; A. Sr mig te J. Fisher and Eliza . “Berry and Mamie s. Allen, of Tallahassee, Fla; Geo. C. Hillt Catherine Reed; Clarence 1. Lizcolne and Catherine F. E. Lanahan; Mili Mr. Curtis said he had read that hot water baths | Mr. A. B. Williams said that Mr. Dunn would be — in a few minutes, but he desired to Mle Phe court said he must plead in Person, and, as the court was ina murder trial, he post- Rone action tn is and all the other cases till Arrest an Alleged Contidence Man. RECOGNIZED AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS AS “NED TILLY,” FORMERLY AN AWNING-MAKER IN THIS CITY. Detective James F. Ryan, of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and Mr. John Garner, a clerk in the employ of the company, about 10:15 o’clock last nig! Cs an alleged confidence man, who gave his name as Serer Martin. The detective stated that the man had in his posession two bogus checks for $1,500 and $1,600; last Mon- day the prisoner and two other men were caught in the act of trying te play the confidence game on some passengers, and when pressed by the offi- cers they jumped off the train at the Relay hous walle tt'was running at the rate of twenty mil an hour; that they are well dressed and respecta- ble looking, and getting into conversation with Passengers on the train, take outa check to pay some imaginery Dill, and of course they can’t get their checks cashed, and then borrow money from & passenger, if they can, and auletly leave the train, When arrested the officers stated that the pris- oner tried to bribe them by offering them $70 and his watch. From papers in his pockets it was as- certatned that he came from Jersey City. He we Lae to the Police Court this morning and locked up. Lieut. Kelly took the prisoner to police head- quarters this morning, Where he was recognized as Edward Lilly, who some fifteen years ago kept & shop here for the manufacture of awnings, which he used to make to order. He was familiarly known as “Ned Lilly.” He left here some fifteen Years ago and nothing has been herd of him since until now. It 1s stated that he and hts two confederates have been practicing confidence games in Baltimore, where they are wanted to answer. The police in that city have been notl- fed of his arrest, and it 1s probable Lilly will be returned there. . BATL FIXED AT $3,000. Prosecuting Attorney Moore in the Police Court this morning called Judge Snell’s attention to the charge agatnst the prisoner. He stated that there would be a warrant sworn out against a man named Lilly, who 1s charged, among other things, with forging a check for $1,500. He said he Is one of three men who are charged with operating on trains, and getting sums of money ranging trom $5 to $300 from passengers by means of forged checks. One of the checks found on him is a tore gery on a bank at Winche:ter, and another on a ank at Cumberland. Bail was fixed at $3,000, and when the warrant Is filed the ease will be con- tinued for two weeks to get witnesses. —._—_ Tae Bicycue Racks rox THe CHampronsntr. Tue five-mile bicycle race between Jolin §. Prince, the American champion, and fH. W. Higham, the English champion, for the championship of the World will take place at the Athletic park on the 30th Inst. Both men have been in a the past ten days, and are now in e: ton, and it ts safé to predict one of the most ex- elting and interesting wheel races ever seen in this country, If the patronage ts sufficient it is more than likely that the next races of the series will be Tun in this city. Reserved seats in graud stand are now on sale at Eilis’s inusie store. ae HAD A Goop True, WEATHER Ox No.—When an excursion, given on such a totally disagreeable evening as Was last Tuesday, can be reckoned a complete success, ft 1s certainly something to be proud of. The Jefferson Literary and D: Soctety’s excursion was an instance of spite of the forbidding weather, trie clety to the number of three hundr turnished with gossamers and wimbrel evidence Unat If fair skies had prevatle would have been crowded to its utmost Iiml program of dances was @ seasonabie orrang ‘tment for the hot Weather, the dance cards being priuiet on fans, to which ‘were attached mauy colored pencils, ees ‘The Courts. Covet IN GENERAL TERM. Tuesday, Keyser agt. Hitz; judgment reversed and cause remanded. Equity Court—Judge Jame: Tuesday, Yeabower agt. Keng es finally Tatified and cause referred to auditor. Groat agi. Hitz; Investment in United States bonds by tru: tee approved. Holmes agt. Holmes; divorce vin. mat. granted. Gelston act. Geiston; amen: ment of return and decree ordered. Ourand agt. Ourand; sale finally ratified and reference to andi- ody echooks rice, teacher, closed at Peabody ing. President Stuart, of the schoo! board, distributed the medals and made an ad. a ‘Tho superintendent’s Medal was awarded to Mery Appich, and the mefial taMthe girl most faithful to duty” to Kate Smith.” The occasion ‘Was a most pleasant one. Suppen Dgarti.—The office af the Virginia Mid- land railroad ts this morning drape@ in black tor Capt. F. T. Hawks, assistant ticket agent of that road, @ most popular officer. Capt. Hawks died suddenly yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock of rheumatism of the heart. He had been absent from his desk only a few days, and his death was entirely unexpected. Capt. was the son of Rev. Dr. Hawks,a distinguished Episcopal cler- gyman, and he leaves three ciijidrems ‘The funeral will take place here to-morrow morning at ten greloek and the Tuneral cortege, Will proceed to Washington on the 10:%0 a.m. boat, ‘The Inter- ment will take place at Mount Olivet cemetery, near Washington. Porick MATTERS.—At the last mayor's court ‘Thomas Hillery was fined $10 for an assault upon his wife. There was one prisoner and four lodgers at the stationhouse this morning. Thos. Jones, atrested by Officer Hawler, charged with being drunk, was released on getting sober. REPORTER'S Nots.—The county court, Jud: Sangster, has been engaged to-day ‘hearing the Mcense case question. It is o that “local option” was not legally exerc the recent eiection in Alexandria county, and that liquor Mcenses may still be granted fn all Its districts. —A little son of Mr, Charles Cleveland now les dangerously ill at his hom street, from the effects of @ fall dot W. W. Suter, of tis city, was made A. B. at the A base ball game be- University of Virgint tween the Alex: Washington. has been arranged for to-morrow at- ternoon.—Hunting Creek bridge is under re- air.——Mr. George Brown, of the Midland shops under treatinent for an thjury to oue of lls eyes, caused by a steel chip, ee Wwar is Ler or THe CrrizeN’s Buitorsa Cox- PANY T0 Bs SOLD OuT ar AucTioN.—The committee consisting of A. U. Wyman, Wm. H. Browne, Geo. W. Dyer, S. 1. Rimbail and Albert F. Fox, who were elected ata late meeting of stockholders of aispose of the property of sal tion, held a meeting at the office of A. F. Fox yes- terduy, when they decided to employ Thomas J. Fisher & C on Monday, July 9. property, consisting of about 127,000 square fect of on French stree terms, not ov: by the stockholue ell 11 be realized. rias and the Nationals, of the Citizens’ Bullding company with authority to company at auc- . U8 AUCHIONeerS to sell sald property t. It 1s pretty well ad- mitted by the stockholders generally that if the | ground, in eqnare No. 363, directly opposite circus Jot or base ball grounds, together witu five houses upon the most favorable | rds of the amount paid tn | 46 DOUBLE ‘The “Living Skeleton.” The man who was known as the “Living Skele- ton,” died and was embalmed, after having been exhibited at cheap muscunis. "He ts sald to have weighed 48 pounds whea he died, having been re- duced to this dreadtul state of emactation by long continued dyspepsia. In his case a meant money tn bis pocket, for it kept him thin. People who want to keep themselves $0 thin by dyspepsia ag to exhibit for “Living Skeletons,” gugnt net so take Perry Davis’ Paiu Killer, for it drives dys- pepsia out, Persons ccovering from Wasting diseases, stich as Malaria, Fevers, etc., Will be greatly benefited by the use of Brown's Iron Bitters, @ true tonic. Owenron, Ky.—Rey. J. N. Beck says: used Brown's Iren Bitters and consider the best tonics sold.” Copoxvs, Pa.—Rev. J. D. Zohring says: “I was ae in my right side. ‘The use of Brown’s ron Bitters enabled me to walk.” We Solicit Your Orders for Groceries and refer you to_our advertisement. 3b ELPHoNz0 YOUNGS. —__AMUSEMENTS._ qpeermonun To MISS HATTIE A. WHITING, at UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, 13th and 1 streeta, UESDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1883, Assisted by the following weil-known Artists: MISS MINNIE EWAN, MR. F. ENGOP, - FMS A. MAURER. MR. WM. eee amen aera: ecats at Ellis’ Generel admission 2 cents. Reserved at Ent FS For 1HE LITTLE oxzs. GRAND MATINEE LADIES anb CHILDREN, GARD! NEXT SATURDAY AFTERROOX AT 2. TILL’s mover MAKIONETT: TRE EDUCATED Dogs | AND, MON KO LIQUORS “KE SMORING. Admission to all, only 10 cents. 3027-3 AWN PARTY AND PROMENADE CONCERT, AT THE GxoURD? OF Mit A: L. BARBER, r THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 7 O'CLOCK. Mule by the Marine Band.” Dancin, ase Admission, (oxcenr.—tHe BEAUTIFUL CANTATA FLORA’S FESTIVAL, ‘Which was so successtully rendered at Foundry M. E. Church on the 15th inst., wiil, in compliance with nu- merous requests, be repeated at the same Church on THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1883, None who desire to enjoy a rare ¢ 's entertain- ment should fail to be Dreeeat. = A jon, 25 cents. 4026-3t NEW THEATER COMIQUE SUMMER GARDEN. ADMISSION 10 CENTS. MONDAY, JUNE 25.....ANOTHER GREAT SHOW. Engagement extraordinary of the great COM!DY FOUR COMBINATION, MURPHY AND MACK, MURPHY AND SHANNON, ‘With an entire new Olio, “I have it one of Hing Out Below Cont, 786 and 714 7th street. here for bargains. 8 Go Where You WIN, of affairs you will always find: The hotels, Inns, hospitals and | 5 mn Hunt’s Insect wder, the Toac skilicr, Price, 25 cents; for’sile vy all drug! this state Lundborg’s Perfumes, Edenta, and Marechal Niel Rose, Have You ‘Tried the klin Electric Cleanser? Itis. the only article that will instantly remove Patnts, Oils, Grease, Gas and Coal Tar and Stains from’ your Dresses, hy and Carpets without injury, Warranted, Ask your druggist and grocer for it’ aia Miiwankee Beer, Se. a stoveptpe—arawn from wood. ir Kyign, 1792 Penna, avenue, oas of the Hair uted by the use of Burnett’ Tiorlty of Burnett’s Flavoring Extracts consists In tneir perfect purity and streng:h. Don’t Dic in the House. “Rough on Rats.” Clears out rats, mice ,roaches, | bed-bugs, les, ants, moles, ebfpuunks, gophers Premature | ay be entirely pI MURPHY’S NEIGHBORS, Admission as usual, 10 cente. MATINEES—Tueedays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. 15e, Milwaukee Beer, 5c. a schooner—irawn f JRONSING AND HURDLE RACES w KwiGut, 1732 Penna. avenue. Assorvrery Pon. w W DDD EEE RRR OWWWWD DFE RR DEE RRR ¥wW OD D RR. W DoD KERR R°: ‘This powder never varies. A mervel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than ition the ordinary kinds, and eannot be sold in comp with the multitude of low test, euiort wei: Sold | phosphate powders, nly incans, Rovat Bax- 1 G Powper Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ap6 alum o> AT LEESBURG, VA., JULY 4, 1883. “Alderney Dairy my? Fresh Alderney Butter hurnet every morning vi ib ard” prints, 35c. per 1b. Also, cottac , butterinlk and ‘sweet mili, bc. per qt. Cream, ide. pint, GRAND EXCURSION OVER W. 0. AND W. B. B. Parties desiring to da plearant day at Leeabur ‘will take cars at B Depot, 6th street, at 9 o'cloc! & m. ; returning, leave Leesburg at 5:15 o'clock p. m. Round-trip tickets, $1.40. 3e25-6 RIVER'S SUMMER GARDEN. Return of the mirth-and-froile provokers, Till's oyal Marionettes, Great success of ‘Sheduian Bros. Roupe of Educated Dogs and Monkeys: the Beraados Micses Howard, Cushing and Meredith; fret appear ‘ance Messr«, Sinciair, Foreman and eighteen’ other ‘Yocal and instrumental artists. Acimission only 10 cents. (HE GREAT TROTTING MEETING. THE ENTIRE MARINE BAND Will give a grand Concert Daily atthe Ivy City Track during the Trotting Meeting, e 28th, 7883, at 12:30 a. n of the late William H. uurch, Sunday, a¢3 p.m. © family are rited to at- 325, | PLAIN ED NITURF, UP- JULY 3, 4, 5 AND 6. THE GREAT FIVE-YEAR-OLD TROTTERS, Jay-Eye-See, Bronzs, Phi! Thompson, Lucy Germent, and Butterfly trot at Ivy City Track on the 4th of July, fora purse of $2,700. NINE OF THE FASTEST PACERS Are entered for the $1,200 Pacing Race at Ivy City ‘Track on the 4th of July. THE FINEST TROTTING MEETING ‘AGE HORSE, 4s WHO IS tor ordered. | Marks agt Min; pro | couts-o —_ against defendant, Main, ordered. Bright 2gt.| — xpxgy SUNS’ VEILINGS! Nottingham; A.B. Newman appolnied guardian | NUNS’ SNE NGS ad litem. Cheapest lings in Washin: Porice Court—Judge snett. ings, ail widest don: To-day, John Kelly, disturbing the quiet of West Washington: $5 0r7 days Ta Adalvon and Eis Williams, loud and boiscerou: Ella Fitzhugh, colored, protanit; days, Alexander Lee and George W. Webster, color loud and boisterous; $5 oF 15 diys exe. John H Vernon, disorderly’ conduct; $10 or 20 da Oscar Turner,colored,destroying private prope $10 or 80 days. Chas’ Francis, col Mary Wright: $10 or 99 days Clifton J. Berry, colored, assault on Mary Berry; $5 or 15 days. C ATARRH,. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, THE GREAT BALSAMIC DISTILLATION OF WITCH HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE, CANADIAN FUR, MARIGOLD, CLOVER BLOSSOM, Ete., For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure of every form of Catarrh. from a Simple Head Co'd or Influenza to the Loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Congh, Bron- chitis and Incipient Consumption, Relief in five min- utes in any and every case. Nothing like it. Grat-ful, fragrant, wholesome. Cure begins from first applica- tion, and is rapid, radical, permanent and never fail- ing. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and Sanford’s Inhaler, all in one package, forming a complete treatment, of all druggists, for $1. Ask for Saxrorp's RapicaL Cure. Potter DRv@ ND CHEMIcaL Co., Boston. COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. For the relief and preventic of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Coughs, Cold: Weak Back, Stomach and Bowe's, Shooting Pai Numbness, Hysteria, Female Pains, Palpitation, Dy pepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious Fé Malaria and Epidemics use COLLINS’ PLAS(ERS (an Klectric Battery combined with a Porous Plaster) and laugh at pain. 25c. everywhere. 328 the instant it ia applied, YOID BY ALL MEANS 1HF USE OF CALOMEL for bihous complaints, Ayers Cathartic Pills, compounded entirely of vegetable ingredients, have been tested for fort@Jears, and are acknowiedged to be the best remedy ever devised for torpidity of the liver, cos- tiveness, aud all derangements of the digestive appa- ratus. YER'S SARSAPARILLA OPERATES RADI- cally upon and through the blood, and {sa safe, reliable and absolute cure for the various diseases, com plaints, and disorders due to debility, or to any consti- tutional taint or iufectio 4e28 EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS’ NATIONAL B\NK OF WASHINGTON Tr AT WASHINGTON, D.C., At the close of business, June 22, 1883, $5 or 15 days each. | wide), re down ty S74. y, reduced to 2! BLACK SILK Git lack Silk Brocade G i reduced from 31 75 Grenadines, actual yelue $1, redue Wamsut Bleached Cottous reduced to 8s¢. ADIN! CARTERS, $626 MARKET SPACE. Fruitof the Loom aud Dayol yard wide Of the season will begin at Ivy City Track July 34, and continue on the 4th, Sth and 6th, <, BUGGIES AND F x NE THIKTIETH, PCE. withinand in front of my T-lall sell an extensive essortiwent of e28-2¢ THE ENTIRE MARINE BAND ‘Will be present each day. Round Trip by B.&0., 10 Cents, _Je23-12t ATHLETIC PARE. SATURDAY, JUNE 30rx, AMERICA vs. ENGLAND. BICYCLE RACES EXTRAORDINARY. JNO. 8. PRINCE us. H. W. HIGHAM, of America, of England, FOR THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP named F-sidence, AND $500. sued there, being pai which the uttention of Buyers Exhibitions of skill by REX SMITH, Washington's favorite and Am % BON, of New York, will give inimitable exhibition Of a iovice's experience. ‘Admission, 25c. Reserved Seats at Elis? Music Store, 937 Pennsylvanis avenue. Gates open at 4; Races commence at 5. Je23, 27, 28, 29, 30-5t ABNEES SUMMER GARDE: f a ‘Nes: 409 ‘and 417th street north. 1 to be removed before July 10th, owner. DUNCANSON BROS., Secuurry From Loss By Bonetany, ROBBERY, FIKE OR ACCIDENT. THE NALIONAL SAFE: DEPOSIT COMPANY, of Washington, + In {ts own building, Conner lor Street ap D Perpetual Charter A\ Capital The Company rents Safe: Proof Vaults, at prices varying from £5 to $60 per year, according to size and location. Rooms and Desks ad- Joining Vauits, provided ters. VAULT DOOKS Gv. w York AVE, of Congress January 22d, 1967, $200,600 | . SECURITIES AND VA. tion, including BONDS and STO ELRY, DEEDS, & SPE JOHN ALLE) C, E. Nyman, Asst. Seer. Dmezcrore: Benjemin P. Snyder, Charles C. Glover, John Cassels, Henry A. Willard, Albert L, Sturte ‘Thomas Evans, G, Parke. $625 inside ils Fire and Burglar ABLES of every descrip- Auctioneers, Orchestra of 15 selected Musicians, under Conductor- ship of Prof, Chr. Arth. Miss BERTHA RAVENE, Mezzo Séprano. Mr. LOUIS BLUMENBURG, America’s Greatest ‘Violoncello Virtuoso. Admission, Ten Cents. INCERT AT SPROH’S GARDEN. Concert EVEAY EVENING at 4. SPROH’S Sum- mer Garden, 483 C street northwest, £ntrance free from 8 to 12. 3e12-2m HE WASHINGTON SWI3MING SCHOOL, Jew York avenue, between 13th and 14th ste. OPEN FOR THE SEASON. to9 aan 4:30 t10 p.m. ; Ladies—10 a.m. to 12m. ; Boys—2:3¢ to7 p.m. Mater constantly changing and artificially heated, cs ~ *my26-3m_ ON FXHIBITION No. As AXD SALE at (3 MARKBITERS Btreet. one door from 7thstrest, ings, Chromo, etc. : aled farge ana Chelee ‘Biock"of tra mee, Picture Cord and Tassels, Rinse, Nails etc-,at Warkriter’s. Terms Cust. Free Art Gallery." otf Tus Sear Tue Sea: FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctoneer. TKUSTEFS'’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON VALLEY STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. C, rf t becring date the d_ duly recorded in one of tie land records 2, and by direcdon of the fariihoee ttn 4 5 ths follow? part cf lot num- of part of Lee's Hill, Bro 1881, ; mb therely, the “DAY, ‘OCK, infront of th» premises, bed proyerty, viz Ted three (2) in the st 23 party sec fell" oa) at SIX 0% ng for tae saute at a’ point on the west side of strect distant southerly twenty-five feet from the orner of eaid lot und runing southerly t side of Valley »trect twenty-five feet; perullel with Brown oF Seott street ueriy twenty-five feat; then viuce of beginnine, cuits, Which consist of a two- eidue in two equal pay- ments. ul months, with notes bearing Interest at fix per cent. per annum until and secured by a deed of trust on tie property sold. conveysucinse and recording ct the cost of the chaser. A deposit of {100 will b of wal If term: oe as not Yc. €26E street Cicice Oi! Paintings, erty will be resold at hase JANSON BROS., Auctioneers, Prick, $1.59, $1.75 and $2 iihen | Great se out. J. W. 8 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvan Pizase Rewexver 3¥, HATS, AND 10 PER CENT, OF F ENTIRE STOCK Expires June 30th, MKS. M..J. HUNT, e238. 1909 F STRU! Pasratooxs News. BY A VERY ADVANTAGEOUS PURCHAS a FS] AM ABLE TO SEL LOR ENGLISH P TALOON v WE E IN HOW TH ‘on TO PASS OUR WAY STEP IN AND BEE FOL YOURSELF. GEORGE SPRANSY, RESOURCES, Tans and discounts . $280, 899.87 ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, U. 8, Bonds to Seciire circulation 00,000.00 607 SEVENTH STREET. Due from approved reserve agent Due from other national bank Se:t01-88 OPPOSITE Due from etate banks and bankers. $29.84 Heal estate, furniture and fixtures, 144,815.69 U. 8. POST OFFICE. (4022 Currest expenses an taxes paid. 3,725.87 and other cagh items.. 6,624.24 Bills of other ban! 4,717.00 J. P P. ugu (oe fe TL aruer 5 11,753.00 tender’ notes: jg 4:540.00 1107 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST, ‘per cent of 18,800.00 anes roe IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, $300, 00.09 | “+ Previous to departure for Purope, dispose of the Uniivided profits. + 21,474.48 % B 1 * 2s, 80 09 PARIS BONNETS AND LONDON HATS = i 300-00 | at cost of importation. $625-10¢ 26.567. 48 oe Sacanese sonous, ¥ ET ane ANB, ETC., ea: #0f ,the above- | and Decorative Pictnree.J.Jay Goud. 421 9th st. mb? and beliefs [E VERY LACK SILKS, VEL- ‘THOS. 0. PEARS, Cashier. BA Ure Dab aeons es UREA, Fog hgernhinarlaeapina tn Leubeaeeicnns aa * Fdeng 156 Te: etree ys woe nae, WILLIAM SELBY, Notary Public, : - J. ORESWELL, {AE EEEEE S| oie EW Diction a! OF 4 HONOGH, a4 Needt POU aes cAta rege tse diet Howard. Ecredely J. . PAnKin, tit aad NOTHER LOT BOY'S SAuon SUITS JUST AR- 3. ‘They are cheaper than duction in Men's and Bos’s Cassimere Suite | , homisfits, Straw Heta at Slaughtering «Men's Low Cut Shoes at a Groat Reduction THE DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT. OFF PATTERN ‘UP- 3B Before you leave Washincton for to see the sea, come ‘and see the sea; yea, come and see the oceans of STARTLING BARGAINS Atthe eS ROYAL. LF OF A FIN! BUILDING LOT ON, RTHWEST AND IN THE CITY OF cof a decree of the Supremes £4 in passed June 2 Fetal. ve. Wals! t No. 22 of said court, fer for sale. in front 'UNDAY, 2. 07 at Sik O'0: CCK P31, . iving and situate in th: District of Columbia, to Lot numbered (26) tweuty-x. of the recorded ab division ot original lots n beret (1) one, (2) two, (3) three, (4) four, (17) seventeen, (8) elhtcen and’ 9) nineteen, in quare numbered (611) five hundred aud eleven. ; 3s) one-third of the purchsse money a the balauee in two equal instalments, pay- able in tix and twelve months efter tie day of eale, for Which the notes of the purchaser, secured by deed of trust upon the promises sold, Lezriig interest from the day of sale, sili Legiven. A de: oit of $69 will be re- quired at the sale. In case the purchaser. fails to com- Ply wit) the terms of sale within ten days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the rixht to reseil the prop- risk and cust of euch parchaser, All cole Veyauciug and recording at pure: ‘cost. ULLEDG: WILLS: 4e28-eokds | | jae 100 pieces IRISH POINT EMBROIDERIES, reduced from Uc. to 35¢, 500 jieces POLKA DOT SWISS EMBROIDERIES, reduced from 13c. to lic. 1,000 pieces INDIA LINENS (White Dresses), reduced from 15¢. 10 12}¢. 500 nandsome CKETONNE FANS, reduced from 49c. te 230, ‘760 All-Silk SUN UMBRELLAS, reduced from $2.25 to $1.75. 1,000 Gent's SILK SCARFS, reduced from 68c. to 35c. 5,000 Gent’s GAUZE UNDERSHIETS, reduced from 50c. to 88c. 2,000 pair SILK MITTS, all colors, reduced from 98c. to 680. 1,000 CORSET COVERS (best cotton), reduced from 68c. to 490. 500 Ladies’ NIGHT GOWNS, reduced from 98e. to ‘Toe, Trustee, No. 408 Sth street northwest, (For Otier Auctions See Seventh Pass.s Canrers ! Canpers m Canrers mt REMNANTS! REMNANTS 1! 8 to 20 yard lengths. A RARE CHANCE TO OBTAIN BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS AT ABOUT TWO-THIRDS OF THEIR REGULAR PRICES, INGRAIN CARP: TS. 50 cent INGRAIN CARPZTS, now 25 cents, 85 cent INGRAIN CARPETS, now 5u cents. $1.00 INGRAIN CARPETS, now 60 cents. BRUSSELS CARPETS, 85 cent BRUSSELS, now 60 cents. $1.00"" BAUSSELS: now 10 cout :25 BRUSSELS, now 85 cents, Bre ds aA m4 — ft shy Al re & Poe OVAL. 25 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. TEN PER CENT OFF ALL THE STOCK. ‘We make the above reduction to increase our cash sales. Tee a excepted—making it the cheapest stock x BLACK SILK GRENADINES, SATINS, GING 25 very low oO. M. TOWSON, DRY GOODS AND CARPETS, ‘The Nataral Miners! KAISER WATER, FRED'K HOLLENDER & CO., * Satie 2) tp Sie PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE ALPHA Steamer Mary Washington am. sharp. Muse Uy Donelre archestre HE INCARNATION CHURCH EXCURSION. ‘postponed frvun the 2¥es teatast oa aceouat of ba are “Thebes sold good for that ate, | dommes EXCURSION TABERNACLE CHURCH. r, eaeiated Mine Maddog, yilsgce Herves, Siss"Siidwel ana membens ot eS heees Apollo Glee Ch Bicauser WW. Corcoran will eave ‘Teh-street wharf FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 20rn, ‘90 p. m., returning at 10 o'clock p. m. 25 cents. _Reiretineta on the boat. ARSHALL HALL, JULY & ‘MESSRS. E. 8. ma AND G. W. BAUER ve a GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION JULY era TO MARSHALL HALL! All improper charccters refused. This will be strtetty a family arrangement iy nding excut on that day eal ‘be the Steamer MARY WASHING- TON. Leave at 8:30 a m. and pm. strictly obser ved. ‘Tickets—Adults, 50 cents: Children. 25 cents A fine band of music has teen for the sega. sion. Tickets for aale at the boat only. Je20-70° ESSRS. WHIPPLE & SHATTUCK wrt GIVE A SELECT FXGUKSION TO GLYMON JULY 4, 1sR8, two trips—#:80 a.m. and 6 p. steamer Arrowsmith. Round trip, 50 cents, children, between 6 and 10, 23 cen! ‘No Hquors allowed or sold on the grounds, Meals, 80 conte. Tea, coffee aud uilk without meals. Twenty-five new bathing houses. Musicand dancing. Leave ‘th-street wharf at 8-30 a.m., arriving at Gly~ mont at 104.m. Thore who remain on the boat cap forty miles down the river, returning toGlymont at 1 P.m. and leaving thereat ap.in. Lhe post rill leans agein for Glymont at€ p.m.. arriving at 11: R. a yatat following drnegiste: 3. <C. A. Prenti-n, corper 72 F; H. A. Johnaton, comer 6 and 10th; H. tandt= ford, corner 9th and F;’ A. M. Daniela, corner 14th and T streets, and at the boat. GRAND Excursion To LURAY CAVE, WEDNESDAY, JULY érm, ‘Via Virginia Midland Railroad. ‘Trains will leave Denot, 6th and B streets, at precisely an.. and return at 10:90 p.m. Every er sxuarntiteed @ comfortable seat oF money will be refunded on the spot. Ample time will be allowed to visit and examine wonders of the Caves A firet-class Dinner served the Luray Excursion House for 50 cents, ROUND TRIP, $3.50, which includes admission to the Cave and service of Guide, and transfer from Station to Cave and return. Limited to 300, Tickets for sale at Helpbenstine’s Drug Store and Free's Book Store, corner Sth street and Pa. ave., office Jacl BB. aud’at the Depot on the morning Gf Juy Call and get a free descriptive pamphlet of the Ca with a Tallrond map attached. ; ~ 8. K. HELPHENSTINE & J. D. FREE, 31 323, 26, 27, 28, 29,30, Sy 2&3 PoPPEsy Paley Exc 12 MILES SAIL ON T FOR 15 CENTS. Hourly from 7th street ferry wharf. Recrearios: STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON ‘Will make SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS to Colonial, Beach, Blackiston Island and Coltou’s, Leave 6th-street wharf at 5 p.m.; returning, arrive home about 30 o'clock Sunday evening. Fare, round trip #1. For information apply at office, National Mo tropolitan Bank, 613 16th street, 3e21-3m GELECT EXCURSION ro CAPE MAY, vm PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, SATURDAY, JUNE 30ra. FINEST BEACH IX THE WORLD. * MILITARY AND aoeacas, ATTRACTIONS. GRAND Docenne Wey AFTERNOON. FIVE DOLLARS = ROUND TRIP. TICKETS GOOD TO RETURN UNTIL JULY Sra, Special train will leave Baltimore and Potomac Station: at®a.m., reaching Cape May4.30p.m. Forfull infors mation apply to ROBT. A. PARKF, Pasenger Agent. 8. E. District, fe18-118 B. and P. R.R. Station, ER CEDAR POINT. = Saturdays excepted. Sundays 10a dave ramen, wall leave at “te ver, returning . B0tn, 1888, Z The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will make exoure Sion tripe to the above placer. To OCCOQUAN FALLS every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, Jeaving 7th st. at 9'e. m.. returning at 8 p.m. Fare, round trip, 25cents, MARSHALL HA. Saturday, leavin at9e. m., ‘at 4:30 p. oud trip. 18 — SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT an will Potomac Fruit Growers’ ORVILLE JOHNSON, No. I 1% FOR GREAT FALLS AND BRIDGE.—Steam Exceler eA trips to above s. Fan aneehe cantons be 1114 4th street mé-2m° DENTISTRY. R. HARTLEBEN, GRADUATE OF PF. vania Philadelphia, Office and residences, has resumed 4 dently recommend him to e erally a8 @ dentist of undoubted ability. M. A, JARMAN, Dentist, 1015 14th st.n.w. 3625 RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- werted after natural Cercd Tranche of Dentctry. “Moderate feos: _ Sadly” (DR: DUNSAULY. 1991 F street northwest, R, RANDALL PARSONS, 425 “7th street northw . Erore, Gold lings CABIN JOHN iblio Dexrtst, Ballant; Book Sr Seer R. 7. M. DENTIST, No. 437 71) strest, tires ‘from corner E. cy its brauches, Teeth inserted §7 per eet. ware ranted. ‘anid UNDERTAKERS, ———————————— RT ROONEY & ., UNDERTAKERS AND PMBALMERS Ostle carmen nisht or day, from our Principal 01 ‘711 7th street northw. 322 ARTHUR ROONEY, JAMES “B UCHL ¥'s* _ UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 PEXNEYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. (Formerly 912 Pennsylvania avenue eyed be ‘first-class and reasonable.” verything and ye ee ay Tih st, jbet. Mand Xp-w. ‘OSEPH GA’ oe ee a= WEIGHT, Texte Benner Noarawery, 1337 Connection. Ww. Telephone UGU! 316 We Gosmarres THRE RIDGWAY REFRIGERATOR \ ‘Lo do all we claim for it—to give entire satiafaction—og ‘Ttis munch more ecouomieal in the consumption of teg ‘than any cther refrigerator. ab -