Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. #Bipay - LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRP SIONAL OFFICER, NeToN, D.C., July 6, 1883, 9:3) 1 m. For the middle Atlantic states, conunued warm and fair weather during the day, followed by lov] rains during the night, southeast to south- West winds, stationary or low-r barometer. SPECIAL BULLETIN—A WARM MORNING AS PAR NORTH AS QUEBEC—SHOWENS TO-MORROW. The folowing spectal temperatures were re- Ported at 7a. m.:—Washtington, D.C. port. 612; Moatreal, 70°; Quebec, 73° inzton, 53°; Clevelind, 7; Alpena, 68°; SU Paul, 65°; Denver, 59° 5 Warm southeast to southwest winds will ‘con nue fn the southern, middie Atlantic states and Ohio valley, with partly cloudy weather aud local showers on Satut GexTLEMEN’s twilled silk patagon framo um- Drellas, $3. Brodhead’s, Fussei.'s Ick Caza shipped ‘anywhere out of torn. Tue Great SaLe of cents’ fine low shoes at Habn’s, 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave. $5 best hand-stitched low shoes now $4. #4 fine cloth-top low button new $3. $2.50 clegant calf low shoes now $275. $4.50 cloth-top enamele:l low shoes now $2.50. $2.50 calf low thes and button now $2. $2 cloth-top button and Oxfords now $1.50 #8 boys’ fine low shors now $2 ‘This entire Hine must be sold in 30 days. A Boar oF Orricens, of which Col. A. D. Nel- son is chairman, is engage! In investigating the origin of the fire at the Suidiers’ Home last Wed- nesdsy night. SALE oF Fixe Fuaxtrvke—A fine collection of Parlor and otuer housshold effects will be sold at wling’s auction rooms to-morrow. The fine furniture will be sold within the auction rooms at 11:30 o'clock. SrmAMER ARMENrA Will make spectal select ex- cursions down the river as far as Quantico, leaving at. 6:30, returning by 11. Dancing and Music. “Choice selections sung by Prof. Dan- (01 Ligutstxe Rops, electric bells, burglar alarms an‘ tron safes repaired. Kueblings, 419 12th street northwest. Batixo Scrrs at reasonable prices, n all sizes, for ladies and ehi!d-en, at ‘M.“WILLIAN’s, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements ‘To-night. ‘THeaTeR Coxigcs. —“Reraell’s Dream” and Varieties. RS SUMMER GARDRN.—Concert. Gaxpen.—Varleties. Srron’s Garvey.—Concert. Swiu«ixe Scuoor.—Gentlemen 2:39 to 10p. m. gee Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7 extinguished at 3:00 a. m. ~ ‘Tue Stax will be sent by mall, post patd, 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, Post- TIVELY IN ADVANCE. At the twenty-first monthly meeting of the Per- petual Building Association, held last evening, C. ©. Duncanson, esq., in the chair, the secretary Sold $5.00, at an average of $150 to Gach share. A young man named Richard Clarke, was fined $10 by Judge Snell this morning for ‘seliing un- sound bananas. An appeal was noted. Charles Pitt, living at éth and Q streets, yes- terday afternoon accidentally shot himset through the left hand while handling a pistol A boy named Geo. Boone, was taxed $1 by Judge Snell to-day, for exploding Mreworks on the street. *. Wm. Enhon was before the Police Court to-day for wasting Potomac water, and was assessed $5. Lewis Thurm was fined $10 in the Police Court to-day for selling goods, wares and merchandise in the county on Sunday—a glass of beer on Good Hope road. Lucian Burnett, colored. got into a quarrel with his wife Martha at his residence last night, and struck her on the nose with a stone, inflicting a painful wound. Lorenzo Stmal was fined $20 by Judge Snell to-day for keeping ils bar open on Sunday. Fxcelsior Lotge, K. of P., has installed the fol- tra yee officers: P. C., J. A Hutchison; C. ¢. - Carr; V. C., RH. Moore; P., J. H.Wais! Mat. A, RL Birch; LG, A M. Cronk; 0.4. J. Hayward. ‘The name of the stroke of the winning crew of the Potomac four in the Lynchburg regatta is oon Fraser, not “Frazier,” as erroneously printe ‘The Court in General Term to-day accepted the resignation of C. C. Frayser as constable, and Mr. ‘T. B. Stahl was appoint-d In bis place. sk eoectaeal Bishop Pinkney. ‘Fo the Editor of Tae Evesiae Sra: It ts not In words that Bishop Pinkn>y’s eulogy can be written. It fs not thus that he wrote it @uring the seventy-three years of his life. The dreds of & good Ife are its own true eulocy. Monumental marble may be raised over his rest- ing place, but there 1s no need of it. Year by Fit, day by day. he hag been building up in the earts of all wio knew him a beautiful monument, which neither the ratn of autumn nor the winter's frost can deface. Faith, sympathy, love, self- @acrifice,—these are his memorials. ‘Let men be Sull, and hear them spe +k. ————— ‘Trotting at Ivy City. DIRECTOR WINS THE FIRST RACE YESTERDAY—THE SECOND RACE NOT FINISHED. ‘The rain yesterd.y afternoon delayed the start 4m the trotting races at Ivy City,and made the track heavy. In the first rac» for 2:24 horses, Durse of $1,200, of which $700 to first, $250 to second, $150 to third, $100 to fourth, heats three in five, J. H. Gueen’s gelding Douglass got the first heat, Dut J. A. Goldsmith's Director took the 2d, 34, and 4th, winning the race. His best Ume was 254. Stonewall acted badly, breaking all up so thst Tom Rogers got 34 place.’ French pools pald $12 10, $6.50, and $6.20. In the second race, for 2:29 horses, purse of $1,200, of which $700 to first, $250 to second, $150 to thirt, and $100 to fourth, heats three In five, Billy Button, Tony Newell, St. Cloud, and Billy Bid Eye S‘arted. Button being the favorite. St. Cloud cot the frstand 4thheats’ Making 2:°7%. Bil y But- ton the second heat in 2:2534. and Tony Newell the 34 in 2:27. It was then so dark that the fluish of ‘the race Was postponed until to-day. pe cueantet hate ‘THe Nationar Rives —At the regular meeting of the Nitional Rifles last evening the commitiee t arrange for the proposed trip to Cape May Feported that all arrangements had been com- pleted. ‘The Weccacoe band. of Philadelphia, will accompany the command, who will leav= this city Saturday night, July 14, for ten days ‘The chatr- man of the bullding committee reported that the new armory will be ready for the command on tts Teturn. ‘The resignation of Lieut. J. M. Bassert Was tendered and accepted. Lieut. Georze W. Evans was elected senior second Meutenant, vice Bassett, and First Sergeant F. M. Thornett junior second "lieutenant, vice Evans, promoted. Mr. James I. Clear was elected seventh, and Mr. Geo. W. Stokes elghtn corporal gets ‘THe AnsuxD Law IN RELATION TO THE SALE OF Fine Ckackexs.—Bernard Sliverberz, of 7th street, Was oa trial before the Police Court this morning on the charge of selling fireworks to minors. Ed- Ward Sour, a Doy fourteen years old, testified to having purchased five packs of fire crackers in the Gefendant’sstore. Mr. Silverberg said this law was absurd, for the reason’ that {t prohibits the sale of explosives to persons under sixteen years of age When their purents or older people can make the purchases for them. He also sali that if the law Prohibited the sale of fireworks absolutely the WMcuity would be overcome, The evils of the 45 p.m. end pis ent law. which allowed fireworks to be dis. buted under certain restrictions and prevented them from being exploded on the street, caused children to set them off tn the houses ana thereby caused fires. A fine of $10 was impozed. SvrT For $50,000 Damaces.—Lydia E and Isa- Della Dugier have, in proper person, entered a sult against Columbus W. Thorne for $0 000 damages im having, on the Sth Inst, with intent to injure them, appeared at the National Bank of the Ree public snd given orders not to pay a certain draft presented by them, and further that prior to that doy defendint opénty denounced them as frauda, intending to tnjure them In character and business, gee ‘THE OFFICIALS OF THE QUARTERMASTER’s De- PARTMENT Nor FRIGHTENED.—Mr. A. Y. Leech Writes to THE Stax contradicting the published ftatement that the officials at the quartermas- ter’s department were Irightened by an employe of that department, EJ. Miller, flourishing a “British bull tog” pistol, threatening to shoot any- body who cxme in bis way. Mr. Leech says: “Mr. Miler worked beside me during the entire day, &nd showed no sizns of insanity or excitement Whatever, nor was the fact that he had a pistol on his person known until after his arrest that might” ————— Honors to Wasutxatos Bora —Ai those &Bpon whom honors were conferred at the Univer. sity of Notre D-me, Indiana, on the 91st ult, were Messrs. Eugene F. and Wm.’H. Arcold, of Wash- ington. The former, who hag been ‘the junior Professor of law at the untversity during the past. year, recetved the degree of master of arts; the itter, the vuledictorian of his class, the degree of Dachelor of arta, and also the ‘gold medal in ‘the prize competition in English essay writing. ——— WasnixeTon CaTTLe MarxeT.—At the Gueens- fown drove yards, on the Metropolitan hy B £0. RR, three miles trom he city. Lewis D. Means, proprietor, yesterday, 243 of cattic were sold to butehers at 526c. per 1D.; 707 sheep and jambs sold as follows: 4a43gc. per Ib.; = 6xaixe. Cows and calves brought $203 ——— A Coxpvcror Beaten on His Tratx.—Yester- @ay afternoon ored men on bis train from Kockvilie oe a escaped. ee ee & eoicred man named Johnson on suspicion ‘@f being one of the assailants. Watrer B. Wituams & Co., auctioneers, will within their salesroom, to-morrow morning, O'clock, a superior coljection of furniture, < e Capt. Thomason’s Accounts. THE MATTER AGAIN DISCUSSED BY THE UNION VET- ERAN CORPS—A REPORT ADOPTED ALLEGING THAT ‘THE CAPTAIN IAS FAILED TO ACCOUNT FOR NEARLY ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. The monthly meeting of the Union Veteran Corps, which was held last night, was more than usually well attended becauss the report of the committee which has been engaged In Inveatigat- tng the accounts of the captain was due. In the absence of Capt. 8. E Thomason. who 13 in Can- ada, at tie sick bed of bis wie, Lieut. M. E. Urell presided. A large amount of’ routine ‘busines: was transacted before tie subject which has caused $0 much discussion In the corps was Feached. The spirit of investigation, however, was awake, and the various officers who made Fenorts had'to undergo cross-examination. When Quarvermaster Short reported that he had on hand 72 dress coats and 71 dress pants @ demand was made at once by a comrude, whose trust In all things human has been shaken by Te- cent events, to Know what had become of the odd Patrof pants. After considerable debate it was concluded that the missing garment wus one ‘Which had been sent back to the m iker to be over- haulet and had never been returned. An effort was made to callup the resolution offered by Lieut. Harrison at the last meeti juesting the resignations of various officers, but {t wus raled out of order. The corps then reached the point of secelving the report of the committee of five ap- pointed to Investigate the accounts of the captain. At the opentog of the meeting Lieut. Urell, who at the list meeting offered the resolution creating the committee, declared that his resolution was for @ committe to Investigate the Qnanelul affairs of the corps, and not to investigate the captain, and he had the minutes corrected to that effect. Lieut. Corson, of the committee, made the point that the report coult not be recelved, as the com- mittee hud been investigating the accounts of the Captain and not of the corps.” The chair overruled this, An appeal was taken by Lieut. Edgar, and the chair was sustained by a vote of 3i to 27. THE MAJORITY REPORT AGAINST THE CAPTAIN. A report signed by T. P. Harrison, W. J. Sim- mons and M.L Ackerman, constituting a majority of the committee, was then read. It gave an ac- count of the varlous meetings of the commit and stated that the investigation had been cari back to F -bruary and March, 1882, the date of the {olr; that Capt, Thomason and other persons had been requested to appear before the committee, and many witnesses and papers were examined. On the 16th of June the committee received a let- ter from Capt. ‘Thomason, stating that his books and papers were in the possession of his attorney to ata him “in the proceedings aguinst my slau- derer-;” that he destied the matter to be investi- Gatel “before 9 legal tribunal, where witnesses ‘Would be under oath, and that he objected to ap- pear before a committee “whose chalr- man 1s my principal slanderer.” ‘The re- jort stated further that the captain had been nvited several Umes to appear, but had falled to doo; but {t seemed that he finally intended to do ‘twhen he was called away bya telegrem summoning him to his wife's Dedside. His torney, Mr. B. T. Hanley, thereupon entrusted Papers in his possession to two members of the committee, who exhibited them. The report then gives a long statement of accounts, showing that the total amount of the billy submitted by the captaln,which were allowed,amounted to $3,544, $720.85; total allowed an { disal- covering all the vouchers submitted, 77; amount received by the captain from the fair, $4,456.59. Deducting the amount of bills allowed, tle report says a balance of $911.67 Is lett unaccounted for; and deducting all vouchers sub- mitted a shortage of $180.82, ‘The report discusses various alieged discrenancies, and gives the opin- fon that a total of $963 471s left for the captain stiil to account for. Among the bills disallowed Was a bar bill of $10.20 at tne Arlington, for treat- ing the band of the Ninth Massachusetts regi- ment; a bill of $4.25 from the American house, for agalion of whisky, onda bill of $50, for publish- ing Capt. Thomason’s blography. "In the bill of Willett Ruoff appeared several items for castor gloves, and other things, which excited the derl- ston of the anti-Thomason faction. THE RKPORT DISCUSSED AND ADOPTED. In the discussion that followed the report one of the chief objections urged against the Captain was that it appeared that he had spent money contrary to the orders of the corps in uniforming the officers. Lieut. Duffy appealed that, in jus- tice to the Captain, action be delayed until his re- turn. A very warm debate followed, in which Messrs. Gordon, Corson and others defended the Captain. Lieut. Corson, from the minority of the committee,made no formal report, but criticised the majority report.and alleged that there were errors and discrepancies 1n it to the prejudice of the Cap- tain. He ‘alleged that the minority *had seen Youchers which would account for $1482.08 Mr. Gordon declared his faith in the Captain’s ability toexplain what appeared to be a discrepancy. The report of the majority, however, was adonted Several motions were mad® by excited ant!-Thot ason men looking to creating a vacancy in the captaincy. Lieut.” Harrison declared that he thought’ the Captain would inves good sense enouzh to resign before the next meeting. The motions were withdrawn, and the meeting was adjourned cbout midnight. —— Official Nuisances, To the Edit of Taz Eventna Stan: There must be something wrong in the admini-= tration of the police department or the heal h ofice—or possibly of boti—when the carcasses «f dead dogs, shot by police officers on the supposle tion that they are mad, are suffered to He fester- ing in the hot sun on’ well tmproved and much used streets all day long. This 1s what happened yesterday. iu a populous part of the city; and though complaints were made to headquarters by citiz-ns residing in the nelghborhood Lust evening, up to9 o'clock this morning no signs of an inte ton to remove the sickentng objects were visible. Hd such an outrage been the work of private Citizens the latter would have been promptly ar- Tested an! fined for the off nce; and It 13 dificult to se> how the sight fs any less disgu: fect of such gross carvlessness any les5 delete ous to public heaith, because tue act wa3 per- formed by those fn authority. Why should not the “elloquent official, whoever he may be, be tre ite t as rigorou sly as a private individual would be under the same ¢ireum tances, or for the same off ace? Does the divinity that 1s supposed v0 hedye a king also cast its #gis over policemen and scavengers? Ixvia. —.__ Sor IN THE Axs.—Two colored boys, Wm. Washington and Jona Lane, each about 15° years of age, got into a dificu ty on Rhode Island ave- Due, between 9h and 10th streets, last night, and the latter was shot In the lett arm by the former. Dr. Adams attended Lane, whos? wound is slight. pasted adc Tae Wurttxe Concert.—The testimonial con- cert to Miss Hattie A. Whiting, at the Univer- sallst church, Tuesday night, was an int-r- esting mu-icil event. The flue audience pres- ent noted with gratification the steady develop- ment of Miss Whiting’s naturally rich and ym- pathetic contralto voice. Contraltos of ‘this quality and promise are so rare that it needs no prophet to assure Miss Whiting a distinguished Musical career. She was capably assisted by Mi-s Minnie Ewan (another mug:cal product that the city has reason to be proud of), Mr. F. Knoop, Mr. E. Mori, Mr. A. Maurer and Mr. William Wal- decker. Miss Whiting will spend her summer vacation with her parents tn this city. eg River TRADE.—Harbormaster Sutton reports ar- Tivals at the river front as follows: Scbr. John Withers, Garrett, 124 tons coal, Clark & Given; sehr. Elfzabeth Ann, Dove, 130 tons coal, Stephen- son Bros; schr. B. Bradley, Bradley, 206 tons coal, Clark & Given; schr. A. H. Peery, Peery, 290 tons stone,city dealers; schr. A. Booth, Todd, 80,000 feet lumber, Greyson & Cain. —s A Fatt op Forry-igut Fret.—Chas. Maston, a painter, living at 924 18th street, yesterday afte hoon fell froma scaffold on which he was work- ing at the government printing office. The scaf- fold was holsted at the time above the fourth story of the building, and the unfortunate min fell a distance of 48 feet. He was unconscious when picked up. . Dr. Suddarth attended him, and thinks that he 1s fatally Injured. AN ALLEGED WILD Max CAPTURED. — Corre- Spondence of the Bultimore. Sun from Elticott City, July 5, says: Mr. Charles Roderick, foreman of the Baltimore and Ohio quarries at Dorsey’s run, noti- fied officer Vansant, of this city, that a wild man had been running about in that bighborhood for several weeks. This morning Mr. Vansant ar- rested him at Hollofielt’s, about 2% miles from here, in a clump of bushes. distro is name as Frank Fredericks, but’ would give no other tnfor- Mat:on in regard to himself except that his mother lived on E street, Washington. Fredericks has been acting tn a Very strange manner for sev- eral weeks past, wandering around through the woods, and during the past two weeks has eaten ‘searcely anything. Hei3amanof medium build and about 30 years of age. ACLERGYMAN’S DISGRACE AND DEATH.—The Rev. Cari Schmoiz, of the Reforned church, of Calico! New York, was charged with too much Srinking and with making improper advances to a half- Wwitted girl in hts coneregation. Last Monday he started to drive to Thurnansviile, Pa. ‘The next —_ was foun-t dead by the roadside. His death thought to have resulted from hard drinking. er Serious CHARGE AGAINsT A PREACHER.—-Appll- cation was made to Judge Clement in the Brook- lyn City court yesterday for an order of arrest on Dehalt of Samuel Harrington against the Rev. Lewis Bundick, a Methoaist Logs who fs ac- cused with having led Miss Josephine Harrington, sixteen years of the daughter of the com- plainant, astray. pastor 1s a y col- in, and made the acquaintance of Miss i some time ago. He frequently visited her at her house. Itis alleged that he has been Ssecceue s order to prevent her from call in 4 physician, when Miss Zon fessed the eatise of her iliness ‘The onfer of ar- rest was ted and the bail fixed at $2,000. Mr. Bundick denies the charge. Pennsylvania yesterday vetoed a lareetnui bey of a umber wey cca af Ten ta ah sent ext chaj and other em of the lature one hundred days, holding that were salaried for a lon not en- ttled to a cent extra, as session was only com- pleted when ap- Propriations were vetoed. says: The fi in the Wasson court martia! and the authorit decision have reached here and been read to Wasson, who received the news ‘Very coolly. He is to be sent to the peni- tentlary at the end of the week, and is ng UD esciat at ase auntie ears Improper detail, : | sales. Every article loin, 18:25c. pee per Ib. round roast, 18. per Ib.; chuck, 123 Se. per ID. do. corned, 8a12i¢c. per ib. ; do. dried, &5c... pe 4g y do. chipped. 20:.'per 1b; do. tongue, éSc. each. Lamb, 15 0c. per 1b. ; veal. 1934 «0c. per Ib. ; mut- ton, 16115¢. per Ib. ; pork,12%..16¢. per [b. ; bacons— hams—1634 117e. per Ib.: bacons—cut—20.125c. per lag shoulders, MalSgc. per Ib; anoulders— cut 12alBc, per 10.; middling, 14:18. per 1b; middling —cut—15918¢._ per Ib. ; lard, 14alSe. per tb. Frvrr.—Apples, 40150. per pk.; cherries, 6a10c. Per gt; lemons, 20.35¢. per doz.;' oranges, 607.a$1 r doz. ; gooseberries, 8.110c. per gt; raspberries, 10.12c. per qt.; blackberries, 8alSc. per qt: whortieberrie:, iS. per qt; bananas, %a3Sc. per doz. : cocoanuts, 8at0c. each; pineapples, 10aa%c. eac! Borran axp Eocs.—Philadelphia print, 40c. per ew York, Ib.; Western creamery, tae el 1b. ae at as per 1b. ; rol!,90:30c. per il be Per git 50 burch. k, 'tsH.—Perch, white, 80: per burch; rock, 40>. Per bunch; taylors, 15c. per fe trout, the. pet & Sheephead, 20c. per Ib.; salmon, 85c., ver 1b. weak fish, 15c. Rr Tb.;_ Diack fish, 10c. T Ib; codfish, 10c. per Ib.; haddock, 10c. per Ib.; hallbut, 20c. per Ib.; sea bass, 15¢. per 1b.; mackeral (box), ec. per Ib.; lobster, I5c, per 1b.; crabs, 3c. per doz. VEGRTARLES.—, gus, 10c. per Ib.; beets, 4°. per bunch: beans (Lima), igiiée, per Qh; beans (tring), 25c. per pk.; cabbuge, 5a10> p>t head ; carrots, 4c. per bunch; cauliflower, 10.20c. each: cucumbers, aai0c. ‘per doz. ; cyinlings, 25c. per doz. ; egg plant, 10.15:. each; lettuce, 315c. per head; onions, '40:. per pk.; do. spring, 2a8c. per Duneh; peas, 801402. per pk.; potatoes, trish, 30e. per pk; radish, aSc. per bunch; spinach, 40¢. per Dk. ; tomatoes, $1 per pk. Pouttry.—Chickens (live), $1a$2 per pair; eecnt (spring), 50c.a$1 per pair; duck, 75c.a$i per pair. a ‘The Courts. Crrcutr Covrt—Judge MacArtiur. Yesterday, Plain & Co. agt. Nichols; Publication.” United States, use of, agt. Sonen- Scm!dt; motion to enter judgment. O'Day agt. Vansant; bill of exceptions signed. Moses 9, Howgaté; motion to quash and condemn. Boteler agt. Bliss et al; judgment by default, Thurber & Co. agt. Cornell; same. Miller and Yager agt. Harrington; judgment by default. Equity Court—/Judge James, Yesterday, Van Haake agt. Van Haake; attach- ment returnable July 9th. Quillen agt. Quillen; referred to J. F. Riley to take proof. Worthington. agt Randall; pro confesso agt. G. C. Randall. Richards agt. Richards; test!mony ordered taken. before J. F. Riley. Reiter agt Reiter: appearance of absent defendant. Renny agt. Renny; same. Bell agt. Wilkinson; deoree modified. Roys agt. Roys; motion for rule. Dayton agt. Dayton; sales ratified. Alley agt. Quinter; submisted. ns’ Bank agt. Fanning; Sales ratified, To-day, Burry et al. agt. Clark et al.; guardian ad litem appotited. Alley agt. Quinter; decree for specific performance, Browning agt. Grant; ar- gued on application for ijunction. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.—The local civil service board in Baitimore organized yesterday andelected Henry R. Torbet chairman, and Chas. L. Wilson, secretary. The examination will begin on the 14th.....Tho first examination under the new civil servic rules was held at Bur- Ungton, Vt. yesterday, under the personal super- vision ot Dorman B. Eaton. Tnere were seven cuniidates, four of whom desired clerkships at Washington and three local appointments. eee Alexandria Aifairs, Reported for Taz EVENING Star. U. 8. CourT—NwaLe’s Case.—Judge Hughes re- Rewed this morning the session of the eircuit court of the United States. To-day has been fixed for the secpnd trial of S. Chapman Neale tor perjury inconnéction with the nattonal banking act. Itisnow.understood that as the oath was taken before a notary public the ease must fall, as the Supreme Court or the United States has re- cently decided that notaries public are not au- thorized to administer the oaths required by the national banking act, VERDICT OF JURY OF INQUEST.—The jury sum- moned by the coroner, upon the body of Frank Washington, having yesterday afternoon heard the testimony relative to the case,came to the conclusion that the hole in his head was made by the sharp cerner of one of the engine boxes as he sat on the site ofthe road. ‘he verdict was given that he came to hisdeath on the nicht of luly 34 by being struck by a moving locomotive, ‘Th body was buried lust evening. RePoRTER’s NoTES.—At the last mayor's court, President Douglas, acting mayor, fined Elijah Hutchinson $2.50 tor disorderly concuct.—The ‘uneral of Miss Mary Horrigan took piace this afternoon trom St. Mary’s (Catholic) church.—— ‘The Relief hook aud ladder company wil! meet to-night. —The ground has been cleared for the new Columbia engine-house on St. Asaph street. <—The corporation court will be beld next week by Judge S. Bassett French, of Winchester, Judge Meare having been called to ‘Texas by the’ illness of his son.—Mr. J. § Barbour Thompson, a pop- ular gentleman, has been appointed assistant gen- eral agent of the Midland raflroad, vice Capt. Hawks, deceased.—Paul R. Pulman had one of his eyes injured by the accidental stroke of a whip, at West End, on the 4th of July. +e. a Gov. Butler 1s report :d to be of the opinion that President Ariiuris une strongest candidate the republicans can nominate for 1884. and that Mr. Tilden would make a strong candidate for the democrats. 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It contains, besides a specific and uufail- ing antidote for miasmatic poison, other remedial agents which unite to expel the poisonous humors, pu- rify the sytem, and leave it in a healthy and rein visor- ated condition. dyv5 Exruoxzo Yoouxes Is SELLING 10 Ibe. Granulated Sugar for.. 10 large cans ‘Tomatoes for.. 10 cans best Sugar Corn {i Fancy Breakfust Stripe. Davis’ Diamond Brand Double X° 8 lbs, Ex. Fancy Creamery Butter for. 4b. crock Jo, so ature FruitJars and Jel 1e8e8, W Oranges, and FLPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 9th street. between E and F. Ger Taz Busr. “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” THE CONCORD COLLARS, LUTZ & BRO., 4s7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Adjoining the National Hotel. Sole Avents for Hill's Celeprated Concord Harness. TRUNKS and HARNESS in great variety, at Lowest Prices. 329 J.P. Pa 1107 F 8TREET NORTHWEST, IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, will, revious to depastare for Farope, dispose of the PARIS BONNETS AND LONDON HATS ‘at cost of importation. 425-10¢ ‘TEN PER CENT OFF ALL THE STOCK. ‘We make the above reduction to incresse our cash included—nothing reserved or excepted—making it the cheapest stock in the city. BLACK SILK GRENADINES, SATINS, GING- HAMS, ALL FINE WOOLENS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, LACES in every style, shape, and quality rom finest to cheapest. PARASOLS and SUN UM- BELLAS, always reasonable in price, with discount off, make them very, very cheap. An examination of the stock and prices will convince you that we baye not oversbsted the matter. por JOHN T, MITCHELL, baby carriages refrigerators and tce chests will be sold to-morrow only at R. Goldschmid’s 812 7th st. 1.W.; algo the following goods will be almost given away; 6 large Dars of superior laundry soap only 2%e., § in. pie. plates $ for 10c., large scrap DOOkS 10c., clothes lines 30 ft. 4c., 60 ft. 8c., 90 ft. 12, 1 colpred glass tooth pick Stand with 2500 tooth Picks 10c., lange covered chamber buckets assorted colors $8. foot tubs 48c., berry dishes 7c.,. Whisk brooms &¢., extra lange’ i5c., scrubbing brushes 4c., 8c., and 12c,;2gal. water coolers 80:., handsome Frénch china téa sets decorated with moss roses and gold lines 56 pleces $8.25, worth $11.00; cham- der sets 10 pleces only $8.85,’ worth $5.00; crystal glass dessert plates 8 for 15c., new style covered Dutter dishes 12c., worth 302; 10 qt tin water buckets 19c., wooden buckete lic.; lunch boskets 3 for 10c., white porcelain covered vegetable dishes 48c., handsome decorated china dinner plates 6 for 60c., dessert plates to match 6 for Soc; feather dusters 8., worth 15c.; 2 gt. covered tin buckets bc., 10 qt.’ dish pams ite, tin cups 4 forSc., glass mugs 8c., Army aldMavy blackinz 5 boxes for 10c., white china pitchers: an@ bowls é5c., clothes pins 100 for 10c., flour sprinklers 1 qt. 8c., 2 qt. 1c; 1 hair brush with large rabber comb, hand mirror, tooth brush afd 6 cakes.f tollet soap 5ic., worth Spesialty Day, Saturday, July 7. °83. Krne’s Paxacw, 814 7th street. Following goods ésaourenirs to be offered to- morrow (Saturday) only: Plumes at 65 cents,’ $1.25, Plumes at 90 cents, fermeriy $1.75. 500 Eumee at $1.28'Tormerly $2. 500 Plumes at $1.28; formerly $3. . Black Tips, a Dudek at 40 cents, formerly 75c. Black Tips, a bunch at 60 cents, formerly 87c. Blick Tips, a bunch at 76 cents, formerly $1.37. Colored Tips, a bunch50-cents, formerly #1. Colored Tips, a bunch cents, formerly $1.50. - One lot of fine Tussan- Hats at 2% cents, for- merly $1.25. One lot of fine Diack French chip Hats at75 cents, formerly $1.50. One mu of epee a Hats at Mand 3 cents, formerly $1.25 an Fine white and black English Milan sttaw Hats pepe at 7 cents and $1, formerly $1.50 and 7 Elegant leghorn Hats at 25, 87 and 80 cents, for- merly at $1 and $1.25. oe Ribbons, Flowers, correspondingly low price. Ladies! white Dresses and children’s Dresses at half price. Don’t Fail to call at King’s Palace, Blouv’s Bargain Bulletin. ‘The summer season of 83 is at an end, yet there are thousands of ladies and children who are still In need of Hats. We have the kind of yoods they are looxing for and at the prices they want. them. 1,500 nice quality shade Hats, fresh goods, at § cts! Remember, 5 cts. ‘A fresn lot of those fine Tuscan Hats at 2 cts., worth $1.25. Elegant Hats for misses and children, would be cheap for 50 cts.; we are selling them at 18 cts. 1.090 long Plumes, prime Ostrich stock, at $1. Among all the bargulus which Wo sold Unis season this Is the greatest yet. You must hurry if you want some of the halt given away all silk, 4 laches wide Ribbon at 202. ; there fs not muca left of it “Well, I don’t see how you can afford to sell these goods at such low prices)” 1s what our cus tomers exclaim. Come, and we will convince you that we do 1t, and how itis done. Biovr's, 710 7th street. The Principal Depot for standard blue goods of all sorts--sults, shirts, broadfall and fly omer stockings,rowing shirts and tights, and other similar articies, at tie low- est prices,’ No 410 7th st. Gro. C. HENNING. Paralytic Strokes, heart disease and kidney affections, prevented by the use of Brown’s Iron Bitters. Anamosa, Iowa.—Dr. J.. G. McGuire says: “I krow Brown’s Iron Bitters is a good tonic and gives general satisfaction.” WabLey, Ga—Dr. B. R. Doyle says: “I con- sider Brown’s Iron Bitters superior as a tonic to any preparation now in use.” Lundborg?s Rhenish Cologne, Milwaukee Beer, 5c. a stoveplpe—arawn from trood. tr Kwonn, 1782 Penna. avenue. Have You ‘Tried the Franklin Electric Cleanser? It 13 the only article that will instantly remove Paints, Oils, Grease, Gas and Coal Tar and Stains from’ your Dresses, Clothing and Carpets without tpjury. Warrauted. Ask your druggist and grocer for it. 23-12 Don’t Die in_the House. “Rough on Rats.” Ciears out rats, mice,roaches, bed-bugs, files, ants, moles, chipmunks, monters. Milwaukee Beer, 5c. a schooner—drawn froin wood. tr KwiGut, 1732 Penna, avenue. Dairy Wagone.” tter, churned every morning “Alderne: Fresh Alderney and delivered in yg4b, “Ward” prints, 35c. per 1b. Also, cottage cher'sey buttermilk and sweet mils, Se, per qt. ‘Cream, 16c. pint, raxos & Onasns PURCHASED AT TRUSTEE'S SALE in Baltimore and sold at sifzkt advance, meet with un- precsdeited fi Tsshall continue the sale of these foods one more week. “Ihis is no sensations! humbug, buta genuine opportunity topur lisse instruments of test known make atless than the marufuctu era’ cust. We offer an UPRIGH? GRA %D for $2 5, eanai to 1 to 88 ). 45. worth #75 and $9). STANDARD CHICKER- ING PIANO, 380. Good UPRIGHT, $75, snd others too numerous to mention. N.B.—Heware of ner ous dealers that offer In- strum:nts at «reat reductl.us on acount of a fw months ure. Your good rense will tell you that ouly the rich can afford such Juxury. ‘leaving the city and nd wil ing ty “sacrifice,” Ko. iarely are euch casea genuine unless the number given is 43 ‘7th street parthwest. 2PP. NDIX.—I take Second-hand just in oxchsnge— tune and repair—and sell to honest people ou sual $5 monthly payments, CHAUNCEY J. REED, 330 433 SEVENTH STREET N. W. ECKER BuOS.* PIANOS, BURD: TT ORGANS, G. H. KUEN, Agent. 407 10ti street n.w. STIE: RANIOH & BACH, e==— and the NEW E. Nv Pianos, the] ek See ae NORE oe ee ERINCL ‘ Create, at towest factory prices fo. cash, oF on easics! known mouth, iustaiment plan. at G. L. WILD & BRO.’S MUcICAL WAREROOMB, ap25 709 ‘th street northwest. EICHENBAC!'S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS: of various makes for sale and rent at re- @uced prices, Wm. Knabe & Co.'s world-re- owned Pianos. ‘iuning and Repairing. 423" ith street, above Pa. ave. Pinos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, he mort Perfect Piano Mads. EMERSON PIANO, mye Rest Meditm-priced Piano Manufacture. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, cg and Organ so!d on instalments, rentedor ex- sLanyed; rent applicd if purchased. Jan30 883 Feansylyanis avenue, |! Estimates furnished. 5 CENT Mi . ‘Ake onl) complete took ta thesit-. 1 “HENRY EBERBAGH, No 915 F STREET. Manacine partner of the late firm Elis &Co. A? Pastzp Liver Lawss. PURE LINEN LAWNS, NEAT STYLES, 15 CENTS. GR“AT BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS O¥ SUMMER DRESS GUODS, ONE CASE SUPERIOR LINEN CRASH AT 15 CENTS; TE WENT AIISGEE FOR GATE ARE ROLLER TOWELS WE HAVE EVEK SEEN, SILKS, IN BLACKS AND COLOKS, AT MARKED _ DOWN PRICES. E MARKET. CHOICE STYLES. PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS AT OOST. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES:OF ALL SUMMER GOODS. . W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania ONE PRICE. 430 prs YOUR FURS AND WINTER CLOTH ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH. BEFINER@GUM CAMPHOR, 80c, POUND. + 1. C. BISHOP, Druggist, apl9 790 9th stastéecorner H street northwest. ‘Thefistural Mineral KAISER WATER, FROM BIRRESBORE ON THE RHINE. ‘Recommended by théHighest Medical Authorities. FREE HOLLENDER & 00., Bi Aros the U. 8, and Canada, ap12-3m 115,417,110 Elm street, New York. Exxzcra0 Bras. eS ROYGE & MAREAY, DEALERS IN GENEBAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, 1408 Pewx. Ave. Opp. Willard’s Hotel. ‘Tho New Electric-Floor-Mat-Banslar Alarm, Eleotrio Ges Lighting, Batteries and Insu‘sted Wire. stm? - | stations. SUMMER RESORTS. = SUMMER RESORTS. DRY_GoopDs. ‘LLANTIC CITY, N. J. ARLTON HOUSE, AS aval WAITE Hi rz, vier fea? Cc CAPE MAY POINT, N. 3.5 Busce Cusexeres, forms reasonable. EON. OOX. “jye im Ia pecond to none on the coast for location ALL WOOL, EXTRA WIDE, Hie Aaa aS oy | omen Eo, me a date Sb pci ue win steamer eee | MU Senge Hovioste ge oe Wo unm Ocean View ; fine surf bathi: pure Water, aan, steam laundry, twaie: Beheede neni outfit =a ipen all v4 a sion, from Baltimore and Philadelphia. ‘Term, per day; $15 to $17. week. JOHN Mo- (formerly Broprietor of \TSKILL MOUNTAINS, SUNNY SLOPE HOUS! Palenvilie.—On Kasteratil at en-; 7 Siilkend Hains Fello’ Tersy tio sae wee an crme Bi i P. H- ACRIBNER, Palenville, Greene co., N-¥- Jya-1ma jearest. Beach, "NOW, OPEN, by Mrs. L. J. WILEY, of *"the W menial se tat HE ALLAIRE, *PRING LAKE BEACH, N. J. T A firet-cloee family hotel, “Flectrie eel as. room ocean view. Address kM: RICHARDBON, Spring Lake N31 Thkta-1 LS HOUSE, SPRING LAKE. MONMOUTH |—sccommodations, 200 Terms $10 to $14.60 per week. - sient 50. rs Jel-fata, Cy Per THOMAS FARLEY, Manager. TLANTIC CITY, N.J.—BRADY HOUSE, = ‘Arkansas fata handseme “ane tot awioge, Be. JAMES BWADE, Bone pea Wate Sear cachet epg evening. “Come aad breathe mountain ant fg, from ane Mosquitoes, Dathing and boating dn the river. ‘Ten pi wet, ug an me iver. Ten pins, crogu & the banks. Address Mrs. D. P. McGINYT Willow Grove, Shenandoah county, Va. 32 ae" URLEIGH COTTAGE, 905 PACIFIC AVENUE, Atlantic City, N. front; Be OARDING. — EXCELLENT TABLE, pleasant rome, splendid air, fine Chaly- ite Spring; close to station, tel Ph office, river and mountsin; good ‘driving, boating = fog. Terma $29 per mouth: $1 Der week. Address ASP. MoINTURE, Propristor, Chalybeate 1ouse, Strasburg, Va. 26 SBURY PARK, N. J. THE VICTORIA, ME- dium-sized private family hotel, near the, ocean. Surf bathing unsurpassed: lighted by gas; hair mattresses; table excelient; terms moderate. satin Ri VIFW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD. THE Incet delightfa Sumuner Resort ir'the state. Salt water bething, boating and fishing. Situa- tion within 10d yarda of the beach and steam- boat Iandings. “Beantifal level roads for driv- ing, Photograph of the hotel and circulars cxn Te of Dr. Wm. P, Young, real estate broker, 1420 New 13 CLARENCE PETERS, Prop. OTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N.J.. OPENS Bret reason July Ten, 1885. | Directly on beach; clewantly, furnished strictly frat class. ‘Terme, $3.50 and $4.50. FRANK HILDRETH, Proprietor. Sin AND HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,. ner of Pennsylvania and Atiantic a’ One of the Jocations in the city ver and winter. rhly renovated and re:ur- ed; awnings to every window: pure water intro- duced;' the table will not be ex elled by any in the coautry. Terms very reasonable for first-class accom- moatious. ‘Uhree minutes’ walk from both railway ow WARNER & PENDER, Proprictors. ER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa. Open with increased sttractiou: Runving water in chombers from spring Grainace pertect; tree from malaria, moxqui toes an? files. Three hours and. half from Philad-iphia by Penney RL. W. HEAD. Jo23-1m* JE tron wary, ox i SAMUEL NORRIS, Proprietor. ‘This pupular Marsl>nd Resort will open on the 12th June. 1#83, for the accommodstion of| ‘Terms moderate. e23-1m, MAY, N. J.. “‘ST. ALBANS,” Opposite’ the New first-class. Address Jo/2-1m) Columbia. es ee MRS. MoCLELLAND. JE OTOMAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND, MD.. mi 1.50 per day, $9 peu OPER igxE 25. ‘erma: $1.1 ‘A per weck, an per month, “Special arrangements for fami- %/y fies. Mteainers George Leary and Excelsior gs mvt at Pincy Point whart. Good sailing and bathing. All boats free. Address & BROS. R Piney Poin 'ecounty, Md. References: Schmedtie & Br s., 707 7th st. n W.; A. 3. Donaldson, Goverument Printing Office." Je20-1m* AUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Fichter county Vere s¢ anlles Irom Wachington, Morning and evening trains via Virginia Miciand railroad, All’ the monora improve: ¥/) Puente throughout, including hot and cold flak bathe, closets on each floor, 6, Ko. ‘The social features of the Fauquier Springs possess the attrac ions of metropolitan life, owing to the proximity to Washinton and Baltimore. “For information, terms, Be,, addzeas F. TENNEY & Co., 20-1. At the Springs. ((OSGKESS i D) ALL CADE MAY. Unequaled location, substantial building, new furniture, promyt and attentive wervi levator, electric bella, electric lizhts. A Table of Superior Excellence. ‘The Orchestra will be conducted by of Colonnade Hotel, Shtiadetphia, olonnade Hote!, Philadelp ‘and Devon Inn, Devon, Pa. Opens JUNE 307TH. Je18-2m Hom ARLI- GTON, ss ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Bi New York avenue. one square from depots LL ¥ and in full view of ocean, First-class in all appointments. \rite for special rates for families and permanent boarders, Mark Laggage ‘*Hotel Arhngton;” aelivered free. Je16-Im* IMLAY & STEWART, Proprietors. U* ‘D STATES HOTEL. ‘The largest in Atlantic City, N. J. Now, i é 7 ae Cea BENJ. H. BROWN JAS. P. SCOTT, Manazer. _ jel8-iitauigG&eodl6t. RAND VILLA HOT! OCEAN END OF CONNECTICUT AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. An entire'y new house, eleantly furnished, electric b. is, a8, &c.” Fall ocean view. First-$(- asa in every respect. Open all the year. No. WM. J. LOVE, P. 0. Box 452. ‘my30-2m H_GRANBY COTTAGE, FIFTH Bis ‘Mr. Zimmerman, ar. Loss, B84 north Hotel Brichton, Ocean avenue. First. Jel5-i clase secommodations. g Mrs. H, BROWN. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Tho most elegantly furnished and best ap- pointed hotel in Atlantic C OPN JUNE 30TH. ‘AVERLY HOUSE, AILANTIC CITY, N. 3. WwW all Cold Sea- the Hot and water Haths in the house. ino tel, Got ORT and all the conveniences of a first- \ few; coach to meet trains de1-2m. d bed GETTYSBURG SPRINGS, ms HERR ORE ae a Lin ree nil < eee: Peeek ie Depot, for bur For further terms send for iptive circular. Address i. VINGLING, Proprietor, my28-3m Caeugabane: Pa. iABIN JOHN BRIDGE HOTEL (P. O.. OP eR from Weshingion on Conduit road’ the sistent drive from, a strictly enforoed :L-A\ ‘adjoining: city: STONE ANCH IN THE WOMLD os grounds, my4-4m OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPFR'S L Va, rebultand newiy furuioked eng Meee No malaria or mosquitoes. Table board un-' Oren JUNE 10th, 1883, MG. SE LOVETT: Pre: prietreas. ‘my26-2m Ceo SUMMER RESORT, EIGHTY MILES crab Tr 3. L. BRYANT. Yat con- a and Pa, lown the river; fine fi 9 ine, 4 ‘bathing. Open ONT 20m ene 180 = R. 5. COLTON, Pro- prietor, 0., St. Mary's Co., Md. “je1-2m (cones: HALL, OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE l6rx. RATES $3.50 AND $4 PER DAY. SARATOGA SPRING’, Je6-2m CLEMENT & COX, Proprietors. M°88's HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, i fc orion, $1.59 fe ow open for summer guerts: ts i per day, 89 per week, $25 per month; childien, under 12 years and Dursee half price; no monquitose. Je8-1m HERBERT F. MOORE: Prop, GEASIDE HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD... WILL pen June 234; terms, $2 per day, per week: {tis tecehed Sia, Be W_8 Brie ht feat 58-20, Fastern Shore and Mary and Steamboat ( For particulars apply to 8. J. MASSEY, Proj ERMONT HOUSE, ‘Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, Atlantic City, N. J.” Ocean view from every Ff) room. The house will be kept open alll the year. da For particulars address Mrs, ROBT. BLAC E Het ~LUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, N. GPLNS JUNE 20, Mosic throushout the season. Cy For lustrated circular, terma, &e., address 4 Je7-26t FRED, E. FOSTER, Manager. (THE “BRicutos,” tent attantic city. IEE OPEN ALL THE YEAk. HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, Address my9-3mo F. W. HEMSLFY & SON. Coes ISLAND, VA., THE ¢ ALY BEA “The finest and safert wurt-batiins Gcean, channel and shark fiching and snip: shootne. Terms: $2 per . $12 cotoute front Gia Paint by ae - errystone every Monday, Wednesday riday. ‘The Baltimore sha Warhington steamers hake eso connection with the Northampton. Hotel ‘Address 3. T. cian, P. A, Fitzhugh. SPADY. my15-3m LACKISTON ISLAND WILL BE OPENED TO ‘the reception of guests on JUNE 107: Daily communication by boats. Terms mode: rate. OWEN LAVIN, care of Steamer J. W. ‘Thompson, Blackiston Island, Md. Si QPENS TUESDAY, JUNE 121m. ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Great North Mountain, Near Winchester, Va., Will open JUNE 12th to accommodate several who wish toleave the \t that time. Large additions hxve been made this season for the scoemmodation of & ler number of guesta. The ing-room has also ene} new patent clonets: have been provided, and the sanitary arrangements are perfect. ‘The prospect for an abundant crop of the best fruit in the Immedinte neighborhood of the Springsis very promising this season. For cireulars and accommodations apply to A. 8. Pratt & Son, 401 9th street, Washington, D.C. Circu- lars also at this office. Jel. A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. Mi 'ROPOLITAN—CORNER OF ATLAN-§ io Firth ‘avenues, Atlanttc Cit Camden and’Atlantic trains stop dt Terns moderate. J. A. Mocks Proprietor. taina, Spri it] Horees, Hunt Fishing, Tacelient 4 tle cnauiate at ‘Bree: tano’s, 1015 Penn. Ave., or a .. JEL. LY, New Windsor, Md. myI5-3m APE MAY. N. J.—CARROLL ‘‘VILLA,” JACK- son street, one squere from the beach ; new, and beautifully furnished. Opens June Int. For terms address Mra, J. A. MYERS, P. O. ss Box 884, Cape May. my28-2m_ A TLANTIC CITY, N. J. FAMILY HOTEL, fant THE COLONNADE. Furnished, with al! the modern improvements. MRS. C. A. RINES, Je15-2mm LENZ & SIEGRIST, Proprietors. | _my21-2m (Formerly of Washington, D. C.) OWLAND HOUSE, EASON 1833, i ‘Ocean Grove, N. J. DOUGLASS HOUSI nfs favorite Family Resort. "Best location, sn oper HOBOTH BUACH, DELLWARE, in view of ocean ant shade. Particulars, ‘Will open JUNE Ist, 1883. “Terms, $2. Jel2-tm R. MILLS, Proprietor | dav. “Special arrankements for: faniiien "or GRRAY VIEW, OCEAN GKOVE, N. J., DIRECTLY +) Tacing the ocean and lake. Superior four- Story hotel, with verandas on three fronts. Yerfcct drafnage and ventilation. and Jets siry roms, Accommodation for 200, Box 2,05 JOSEPH WHITE. Jel2. E EOS ak street, ‘sunset avenue and Ku ASBURY PARR Na’, Bs First-class. “Gas, Electric Belis and Telephone. Box 640. (e12-2m} E. GATE, NDALE HOUSE, NEAREST TO SPRINGS , Bedford, Pa., now open for ton of guests, The house has been th: ly overhauled; bath re billiard room and, jodern improvements. ‘The house is most pleasant: Tocated midway between Bedford atd the Springs, Wi lawn, well shaced; good stabiing. For further information address {e12-1m" ALSIP & SMITHS. rp’ POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, Is Reached by the ‘WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOUKS FROM PHILADELPHIA, Fart Exprese Trains, with Parlor cars at- tached are run during ‘the geason at conven!-_ ent hours, and passengers will find on their, arrival at the New Broad Street Station, Philadel Union Transfer Coaches aad Horse Cara ly to.| transfer direct tothe station of the West Jersey rail- road, at the foot of Market street. metion, apply as follows: Northeast treet aud Pebnsyivanis avenue station, Baltimore and Foto: hnise allroad. CHAS, E. PUGH, Gen’l Manager. Je9-tanl5 -_J..R. WOOD, Gen'l Passenger Agent. xpress Trains are run THROUGH without, Ars, m Es Stops IN NINETY MINUTES vm AMDEN & ATLANTIC! ‘WEST JERSEY . RAILROAD, RAILROAD, oi Station foot of Vine street.| Station foot of ‘Market st. ore Gee ge7-tald AKLAND HOTEL, & O. BR. R., has beeen leased by; Ts MOUNTAINS. THE PARK HOTEL, A quiet home for the summer Cool nights. eae fn Ee Bes Parties enyaxing rooms by the week. Write for circular, my23-3m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. Jorma WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Ste; henson s Depot P. U., Va, E. C. JOkDAN. Pamphicts at Star oftioe. my21-2m EAST END COTTAGES, BEDFORD, Pa. open May 23d." Location pleasant; ‘water Freeh every day, without, Addrens— from mixeral spr: extra charye; terms moderate. my3-2m a. re SHELBURNE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., leasantly situated on Michigan ayen if wit see Tari feat yarisfrom the beach, with unobst Endsea breezes, is now open. Address | Coan Tront ren 1OW O} my9-3m EDWIN ROBERTS. T. CHARLES—OCEAN END_OF DELA- ware avenue, Atiautic City, N. J. Much @7y proved, and w.th uninterru, ted view of the Occan, JONAH WOOTTON, Proprietor. my: FAMILY SUPPLIES. - BAKNDOLLAK, proprietor. poorer en ix Stat CLOTHS FOR Bors’ SUITS, 28, 90, 37, 500, Bess 12) ° oe ae Floor O-Clotha, all widths, from Ste. REMNANTS OF CARPETS ‘Marked down to two-thirds cf their rerular prices, ©. M. TOWSON, 96 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South atae, ‘Near 7th street and Market. 30 8 Speci. Barcaws: TRUNNEL & CLARK, S11 MARKET SPACE, Are offering many Special Bargains, as they have ee cured deniruble goods since the recent break in prices. PONGEE SUITS, all Stitt Genuine FOULARD SILK, 75 cents. Great Ba’ in BLACK and COLORED SILKB of reliable mal ca All 8 and fummer DRESS GOO! marked a a ean 96 per cent. ™ ge NA, PERSIAN LAWNS, prices. AWN, ic. reduced from 87%. in GREWADIN Biack Goods, ERCHIEPS ), BLACK LISLE THMEAD HOSE, bargains in dren's FA UBE ; sri pbepeaing tn Children CY HUBE; reduced Ladies’ GAUZE VESTS, high and low neck, 250. JED OR LS ANDARD Prints, 6c. reduced from Bo, All DOMESTICS AT KOCK BOTTOM PRICES, “ONE PRICE ONLY.” g Lawss: Lawss: Lawss: Cheapest Lawns in Washington. Boautiful Pacifie ‘Lawns, finest quality, actual value 12ive,, recuced to 8a, SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! Cheapest Milks in Washington. Colored Silks 60a, Feney Silke 374¢c. Heavy Gro Grain Black Silke re- duced from $1.50 down to $1. NUNS' VEILINGS! NUNS’ VEILINGS! Cheapest Nuns’ Veiliice in Washington. Nuns’ Veil ings, “ail pure Wool, widest doutle width, (42 wh eda oe downs ges te Nuns’ Vellings, fine quality, reduced to 20¢. Nuns’ Vellings, lace effect, pure wool, in Black, Strawe berry, Electcie Blue and Crea, actual value S0c., re duced to 5c, BLACK SILK GRENADINES! Black Silk Brocade Grenadines, threcd all pure ilk, reduced from $1.50 to 76c, Black Brocade ‘ollie Grenadines, actus] value $1, reduced t0.50e. Wameutta, Fruitof the Loom wol yard wide Bleached Cottons reduced to Bye) DM CARTER'S, 3026 MARKET SPACE. Isp Liexs, Fine grades, 15, 20 and 250. WHITE CORDS AND STRIPES, 1240, EMBROIDERED SWISSES, BELOW CosT: FIGURED ALL LINEN LAWNS, 16c, TYLER & CHEWNING, 328 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. \s™™ TO THE FORE! GUINNIP’S, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH 8 KEET NORTHWEST. This week we shall offer Special Goods at Special Erle, Soc tore Oaoe ciel Ate ae ore “4 for the ix Special Days of this Special Week. PARA OLS, AT AND UNDER CusT, i $2.75. format pet $3. ea ek ee ian ry trimming, plain and fancy lining, $3.45; fecmer $025. Shack Batin—Speniah Inco riniming, Sige, Pisin and fancy iss ing. $4; former price $5. Black cy Sy Guipore trimming, #5; former pries m Satin—Lice trimme rive $5. Carlinal and Cream Satin—Lace B: former price $12. UNDENGARMENTS. In this. one of our most p pular departments, will be found all garments of Und eer, made of Cotton | Cambric, and elaborately trimmed with Laces, Hara- | burghs and Irish Point, relling at Cost Prices.” A few lots of Soiled Garments we offer at exactly Half ‘Wo have made ty of this depertwent, and certainly un any of our competitors, Gauze Veste—High neck, long sleeves, $0 cents. worth 43 cente. Gauge Vests—Ali styles, 35, 40 and 50 conte, GENTS FURNISHINGS, Wo certainly do hold a deservedly larg: trade in thia, portant branch of our extensive business, and have asd shall cout! off ln at surprie- and have an continue to offer goods at sur; ingly low prices, Gent's Gauze Vesta, 25, 90, 86 and 65 cents. Jean Drawers, 50 coute, utively wel. ‘ese Where at 65 cents. Unisundried Suirte, 56, 65, 75 and 9 cents. Uniaundried shirt Wamsnutts musiin, 20- 100 linen bosom and cuff oreed back, and front $1; good value for $1.50. British Haf-Hose, Fosular price, 25 cenis. Sod colors Half Hone, 3 S6and AQocrte, Fancy Mtripes, 10, 1234 I cents. Dude rtripes for the enade, and 50 cents. Geut's Lisle ‘i read G.ovex, ey Prevailing tints 80, 38:45, 60, 40 and 60 tone neae revelling tn . 60, 70 and 60 cent Evely out so-cent tanducrobier selinsreembcreat Linen Handkerchief, ‘both plain and fancy border, 12), 16, 18, 22 and 36 cents. WHI1E Goops. ‘We still continue to sell thee rapidity, as they are of the most ‘ways iresh in 26. 19, with rable f¢ spread , but in sold which 16 daily veri- ied pine increasing magnitude of our trade, The t Jude, being an interested one; public is a competent Ju i mite 4 GUINNIP & CO., 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STKEET N. W. 25 Lx. Goon Brows Svaan Rio Coffee... Cee) GEO. 2213 7th ctreet northwest, bet. M and ®. A. O'HARE, 320 market 3. TIBI York at FRANK corner 14th and New Pry é voce rey Ee ECE tee go 8 mv aoa OG Ware Goons Fuow Tue Lanos AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK. PTRETES Eo Fine as 15, 20, 25, 3739 and SOc, 64 French Mull, =» Cheap at Te. Fine 8wi ‘25c. ; Embroidered Swies, 12%, 25 to! Figured and Stripe Piquen, 12%, 16, 30, he GREATEST BARGAIN IN THE CITY. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. S. maser SUCCERBOR TO MANO EETS FollaRS” = ‘1113 F Oruger Nonrawest, Wasurmeron, D.C.