Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1883, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrick oF THE CHIEF SIGNat Orricen, Wasemartow, D.C., July 7, 1983, 9:39 am. For the middle Atlantic states, very warm fair weather during the day, followed by local Yaips during the night, and ‘cooler weather on Su@May, southwest to northwest winds, falling foliowel by rising barometer. SPECIAL BULLRETIN—SUNDAY TO BE COOLER. ‘The cool wave extends over the upper lake re- go2 and northwest, where the temperature has Hen about 10°, with northerly winds, partly cloudy weather’ and rain. The disturbance ‘Which was central in the upper like region last night bas moved eastward, and is now central torth of Lake Ontario. Very warm and fair Weather continues on the Atlantic coast, with soutuwesterly winds. Local rains have prevailed in the gulf states, lower lake region and the Ohio Yalley, with continued warm southerly winds. The folicwing special temperatures. were Te ported at 7 a.m. :—Eustport, 57: Quebec, 61°; Mt Washington, 62°; Cleveland, ipena, 54°; Duluth, 59; St.’ Paul, 56°; Denver, 66°: Sen Francisco, 56°. ‘Local rains are indicate: for New England, the middle Atlantic states and lower lake region to-night, followed on Sun- Gay by generally cooler, partly cloudy weather. Cooler, partly cloudy weather 1s indicated for the Oblo and central Mississippi valleys on Sunday. Panties leaving the city for the summer can de- Pesit trunks of silverware, boxes of silverware oF @ small package of silverware or any kind of valu- able thing with the National Safe Deposit Co., corner ISth street and New York avenue. Charges quite moderate, | Omlce hours, 9 am. to4 pin advertisement. Fossett's Ick Cream shipped anywhere out of torn. Notice! —Kets K-methys, 1109 Pa. a cz. fine photos with one thirt Lacs for base ball shirts takes one ith painted, for $3. uerbach’s, 7th and H. Tue testimony tn the case of Strong agt. the District before Messra. H. EL Payne, + Penn wk and Edward Clarke thus far exceeds 600 ages, and this under one contract. We ARE DaTsxaingp to clear out odds and ends. We lave selected some more pants to be sold at halt price. Call before the best are picked. Else- Maan Bros, cor. 7th and E. THE ALARM OF Fine last evening at 6:30 0,clock, from bex 45, was for the explosion of a box of chemicals in Bradley's stone miil, on O street, bet. 43 and Gth streets southwest. No damage. Coxsvtt Hempler about your eyesight, 453 Pennsylvania avenue. Ligntxing Rops, electric bells, burglar alarms And iron safes repaired. Kuehlings, 419 12th stseet northwest. ‘THE MOURNING SToRE,714 7th st,is selling out the entire stock; store for rent. Cun. Xanpxr’s pure native wine, for sale at 911 7th si. n. Ww. Try itt REGISTERING THERMOMETERS, Hempler’s, 453 Pa. ave., reduced. #1 per gallon, ‘THE Prick Must Seti TueM.—Moen’s serge suits, $5.75, former price $2 Elseman Bros, cor. 7th and E Ger Hart's Roach Powde depot 711 2d st. n. Ww. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Local Street lamps will be lighted at 7:50p.m. end extinguished at 3:00 a. m. ‘Tae Sar will be sent by mall, post pala, to those Jeaving the city during tlie summer for any length of time, and the address changed as often as de- sired. Subscription, fifty cents per month, post- FAVELY IN ADVaNce’ At the meeting of the Brotherhood Carpenters, Local No. 1,helt last evening, the following oft. cers were elected for the ensuing term: President, Thos. Galloway, sr.; vice president. G. W. Bark: man; recording ‘secretary, W. A. Ward; flaanctal secretary, P. O'Brien; corresponding secretary, G. W. Hetsiey; treasurer, John T. Suter; conductor, David Gregg; warden, Samuel Mulloy. ‘The last Will of Daphne Hungerford, which was Mled yesterday, leaves all of her property to her children, and appoints Howard Pierce her execu- jor. ‘The Court in General Term yesterday overruled the motion for a new trial in the case of Frederick agt. Christiant. A fair for the beneft of the Poor Children’s Country Home was held last week at No. 653 E. Street southwest. The amount realized was $24, Which has been sent to THe Star office. $5 his slo been sent bya lady, a friend to the home. Miss-s Lillie McLean and Annie Shedd, of Rhode Island avenue, assisted by the juveniles of the Reighborhood, Send the full amount of #4 collected at a lawn festival on Tuesday evening for the Denemt oc the home. Michael Sweeney was put on trialin the Police Wourt this morning for assaulting Edward CisseL ‘The testimony developed the fact that Cissel drove bis horse and buggy over a child of the defendant im the county some days ago, and the defendant milled the driver out of the buggy and pounded im. In view of the provocation the court line Posed a fine of only $5. About 1:35 o'clock yesterday afternoon a white man nated A. V. Grimes was overcome by the best at the corner of 19th and Q streets northwest. ‘The Court in General Term approved the bond of A. B. Ruff as notary fuvite to-day. Mary L. Mills to-day filed a bill for divorce from Edward 1 Mills. Mary M. Killian, by E. A. Newman, hasfiled a Dill against John Killian and others for the sub- stitution of KR. Fendall as executor of estate of John G. Killian in place of G. Giesler, who has re- nounced his right to act. Richard Johnson and Jon Lacey, the colored roughs charged with assaulting the conductor on the train of the Metropolitan branch of the B. & O, Tallroad, have been turned over-to the Maryland authorities, as the assault was committed In Mary- land. No requisition was secured, as the prisoners consented to go. James Crow, alias Jas. F. Cloey, was charged in he Police Court this morning, on the oath of Henry W. Smith, with embezzling $20 on the 23th of March last, The case was set for trial next Wed- Resday. ‘The charge of assault against John Moore, who ‘Was arrested for firing a shot gun at a colored man | and woman for being disorderly in front of his hous@ at midnizht, about a week ago, was called | in the Police Court to-day, but as the woman’s In- Juries still confined her to her bed, the case went | over. WHAT MISS PUPLER DZMANDS OF A FIKM OF LAW- YBRS FOR ALLEGED INJURY TO HER BUSINESS AND REPUTATION. Miss Isabella Dupler, one of the plaintiffs ina Suit entered on Thursday against C. W. Thorne for $50,000 damages for slanter, to-day filed an- Other suit, this time aguinst John W. Ross and Mills Dean, composing the firm of Ross & Dean, attorneys-at-law, for $100,000 damages alleged to have been done to her business in break!ng it up, &. She states that the defendants are the at Yorneys and agents of Hood. Bonbrizht & Co., of Peiladetphla; that A. O. Sinn, a member of the | gald firm, in'a suit brought by the firm against John Leonard, swore faisely that Leonard pur- chased the itemized account attached to the Suit She denies that the goods were purchased by @ but says that they were bought by a woman the firm's place of business, where they re- celved pay trom a woman for the account. She States that the defendants purposely and know- ingly got up the case for the purpose of injuring, detaming and annoying her, and to extort money That they came Into her place of business, 1224°7th Street, and tock possession, by unlawiul proceed- | Ings, Of goods in which Jane and John Leonard | never bud by reason of | any ownership. Which proceedings her business, a3 weil | a8 her reputation, has been Injured. —_— The Bigelow Casew. @ CONTINTANCE GRANTED UNTIL THE NEXT TERM OF THE CRIMINAL COURT. ‘To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, the | cases against Benjamin F. Bigelow, indicted in Giteen cases for the embezzlement of various sums of money from the National Bank of the Re- | public, were up aguin, and Mr. WV Cook ap- | Peared with Mrs. Lockwood for. the defendant. | Affidavits were presented from defendant, Mr. | Burr and Dr. B. B. Adams tn support of a motion for continuance, on the ground of the defendant’s bad health, want of time to prepare the defense, Sine court aske’ how many Indictments were pendiny ‘ckwood replied that there were fitteen in ail, embraciag twenty-seven specific sums, and there were five imdictiments Which had ‘been called. Mr. Cook suggested that the defendants should de lntormed exactly as to what cases were to be a! Tie court sald the cases ought to be consoll- Gated, and after some further argument by cou sel said he would grant the motion to continue the ‘The district attorney said he would call these Cases Immediately aft-r the sammer vacation. te court said the subject of consolidation should be acted on, and if it was not the defend- ants would have grouuds for a further postpone. ment. —.___ Fists PREFERABLE To KNives.—In the Police Court to-day alittle boy named Edgar Kimball Was fined £5 by Judge Snell for cutting a colored boy named Charles Stewart with a knife in East Washington about a week ago. The white boy While cutting sticks with a kulfe was assaulted by the colored boy, and in a scuffle that followed the colored Loy was cut In the arm. Judge Snell sald the defendant had some provocation, but he was Rot justitled. He told the boy that he would have done right, when he was pounced upon by the other boy, to throw his knife away aud use bis ‘Qsts In the good old English fashion, ‘THE PrsN FOR THE Casixo.—At the meeting of the board of directors of the Washington Casino last evening to select a plan for the Pypposed Duliding, the plan submitted by Tuomas & Rogers, of Rochester, N. ¥., was selected. The selection ‘Will have to be ratified at the meeting of the Stockho:ders on Monday. It fs thought that with- Out doubt Thomas & Rogers’ plan will te finally Gecided upon. It is said that many of the stock- holders are out of town, but_a Srax reporter Jearned that those in favor of Thomas & Rogers’ za have enough proxies to carry their point, . Rogyrs was formerly chief draughtsman of ‘the supervising architects office of the Treasury Gepyruncne, | Bumber of such tickets. The defen — j iss The Close of the Trotting Mecting. 4 SENSATION CAUSED BY CHANGING DRIVERS DURING A RACE—TONY NEWELL, GETTYSBURG AND THOMAS ‘THE WINNERS YESTERDAY. The inaugural trott ing meeting of the Washing- ton Driving Club was closed yesterday. The un- Min'shed race of Thursday, for horses of the 2:! class, was finished. When the race was jnter- rupted Thursday, St. Cloud was credited with two heats; Billy Button, one; Tony Newell, one, and Billy Bad-eye, one. Tony Newell won two heats yesterday, and was awarded the race. Billy But- ton won one heat in 2:20. Tony Newell’s best heat was made in 2:21. At theend of the sixth heat a sensation was created by the judges order- tng new drivers for Billy Button and St. Cloud. ‘These horses had broken and run a good deal in the two preceding heats, and the judges based their action on the suspicion that there was collu- sion between the jockeys. Mr. Sheldon, the owner of St.Cloud, flied a protest against’ this action. ‘There was much dissatisfaction expressed among sporting men who had lost pools on St. jou THE 2:40 RACE. “ The first regular race of the day was for horses of the 2:40 class) The starters were H. Eils- worth’s Gettysburg,of Sherman, N. Y.; E. W Conover’s Alice Blackwood, of Middletown. A. Lewis’ Sothorn, of Louisville, and Wm. Mitchell’s Charlie Carroll (formerly Black Chief), of Baltimore, Md. Gettysburg was the favorite. In the third heat Charlie Carroll was distanced. ‘The first heat was won by Sothorn fn 2:30, Charile Carrol! second and Gettysburg third. Alice Biack- Wood was drawn on the second heat. The second heat was won by Gettysburg in 2:3137, Sothorn ond. The third heat was won by Gettysburg in 2:303¢,Sothorn second. The fourth and con- cluding heat was trotted by Gett orn,the former winning the heat In 2:3 THE 2:19 CLass. The second race was fora purse of $1,200, for horses of the 2:19 class.) The starters were M. M- Hedges’ F. B. Thomas, of Newburg, N. A. Goldsmith’s Romero, of California; E. W. Conover's Atele Gould, of Middletown, N.Y., and F. S. Nobie’s Gladiator, of Grand Rapids, Mich. Rom- ero was the favorite. Adele Gould won the first heat In 2:214g, Thomas second, and Romero third. The second heat was won by J. B. Thomas in 2:1834, Adele Gould second, Romero third, Gladt- ator drawn. The third heat was won by B. Thomas in 2:26%, Romero second, Adele Gould third, twenty-five yards inthe rear. It was o'clock when the last heat was trotted. Thomas Jed nearly all the way, Romero second, though after passing the hal! le pole Adele Gould got up second. Thomas won the heat in 2:25%, and | the race, Gould second. — Important Change of Schedule. A change of time on the Baltimore and Potomac Tallroad goes into effect a 2 p. m. to-morrow after- noon. Additional fast trains will be run between | Washington and Baltimore ani Baltimore and Washington. The additional trains will leave here as follows: At9:50 a, m., and the Baltimore express, running through without stop, at 3:45 p. m. The seashore express, formerly leaving here at 10:30 a. m., will leave at 10:40 a. m. From Baltimore the additional trains will leave Calvert station as. follows: The Washington ex- press at 9:15 a. m., and the Chicago and Wash- ington Mmited 5:05 p.m. ‘The fast mafl from the horth, heretofore arriving at 11a. m., will arrive at 10:45 a. m. “or Richmond and the south the fast mail here- tofore: leavingat 11:25 a. m. will leave at 11 a. m. ‘Trains from Richmond, hereto‘ore arriving at 1:10 p.m. Will arrive a 5 p.m., and the fast mall formerly arriving rrive at 10:25 a.m. ‘There will also be some tm, nt changes in the running of trains between Washington aud Alexandria, | —_—+__ ‘TRANSFERS OF REAL EstaTe.—Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Virginia G. Pearce to Jonn MeL. Carusi, lots 1 to4,sq. 857; #1 etal, to Ellen Sillers, pt. 3 l to Johanna Fogart: é J. Heron et al, to Cahill, pt. 39. do. ; $600. S. W. Cochran, trustee, to Sallie H. Burns €t i 1. pt. 9, sq. 427; $——. L. Kissner, to A. Schmidt, lot 20, Sq. 509; £1,400, ——— A WINDFALL For JuKoR VE non, oue of the lat star route jurors information of the death of his brotuer Willlam at Prescott, Arizona, leaving an estate consisting of shares in the Blue Dick mine, which are considered very Valuable, besides $3,700 derived from the sale of lis saloon fn Prescott. Juror Vernon and his mother will benefit by this. He has already re- celved the gold watch of the dead brother. 10 a. tn. Will ‘THE Equirane ©. B. Assoctatton monthly meeting of this —At the 45th ssoclation, Thomas Som- erville in the air, Jno. Joy $16,900 was advanced to the metal premiuin of 77 per cent, which 1s a slight increase over last month. The bu: on of bullding and transactions in real estute has caused the pre- mium to run above the general average of 65 per cent. The secretary reports 2,100 shares taken in the fifth issue. ———.___ INFANT AT THE Bar OF THE Portce Covrt.— ‘olice Court this morning a diminutive boy of five years, named Beverly Dyer, was called up tothe bar to be tried for assaulting a littie girl hained Grace Trainor,who 1s somewhat his senior. “That child 1s too young to be tried,” said the court; “the case 1s disinissed.” ‘The father of the Uttle girl demurred to the action of the court in dismit-sing the ease. “Take them home and spank them,” remarked the court. a CHARGED WITH STEALING A GouD Watcn.—Yes- terduy Detective Carter arrested James Thomas, colored, charged with the larceny of a gold watch from Anna Connell, of No. 9 D street Southwest, and afterwards recovered the watch from a pawn shop. It hud been put In pawn by a wateh- er, With whom it had been left for repairs. ‘Thomas wiil be taken before Judge SneiL sess atl CHARGED witH Pxomotixe 4 Lorreny.—Ellery J. Burt, 99 7th street southwest, keeper of a stationery and cigar store in Soutl Washington, Was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detectives Raff, Carter, and Block, charged with selling Loulstana lcttery tickets’ The officer Secured a Was re- leased on $500 security ‘by Judge Snell last night. In the, Police Court this | morning Burt was charged with promoting a lottery, and forfelte $100 collateral. —————— Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Taz EvENiNe Sran. Usrrep Srates Covat.—The United States Cir- cult Court resumed its session this morning. ‘The jury fa the case of Charles Yeatman, of Northum- berland county, charged with voting twice in the late congressional election at Wicomoco church polls, came fn with a sealed verdict of not guilty. Yesterday W. W. Simpson was convicted of selling tobacco in Falrfax county without. license, but it being shown that he did hot know the law he was fued $5 only. New Pustic Posrat Box.—Robert Bell's Sons have inade application ‘to the Post OMice depart- Tent for the location of a letter box at their new store on Fatrfax, near King street. Postmaster Windser has reported favorably upon the applica tion. It ts understood that the Post Office depart_ met will authorize abex upon. a lamp-post or other public lighted place In front or near tue store of the Messrs. Bell, but not Inside, that location being forbidden by law. A Dox tor the receptfon of letters at this point would be a great public convenience, and would probably lead to the e3- tablislument of a few like boxes In other parts of e city. Potick Reront.—At the station-house thtsmorn- ing James Crump 1s held fora hearing. He was arrested by Ofticers McCann and Tuomas Hayes, charged with assanit on Lottie Monroe and Kate Smith. Justice Thompson acted as m: ayor at the last court. “Frank Jackson and Wm. Taylor were fined for gambling, and Mitch Wood for being drunk. George Chichester was sent to the chain Gang for disorderly conduct. Rerorter’s Notes.—The new schooner at the upper shipyard was lau:.cied to-day. She isabout $90 tons burden. — Alderman H. Strauss has been elected president of the Hebrew Beneficial society. ——The steam ferry boat tetween tuls place alld the Maryland shore ts hereafter to be absent from the ferry route on Mondays and Wednesdays, from 9 to 4 o'clock, and a row boat will then take Its plice.—A two-story brick house and lot, on the West “ide of Royal street, between King ani Prince, has been purchased by F. J. Davidson at $75. Bishop Pinkaey’s Successor. NAMES OF PROMINENT CLERGYMEN MENTIONED. Nearly all the prominent Protestant Epis- copal clergymen bave been mentioned as the possible successor of the late Bishop Pink- Rey. Among those spoken of are Rev. Dr. Myer Lewin, of Prince George’s county, who 1s now resitent of the standing committee; Rev. Dr. Tet, of the Epiphany church; Rev, Dr. Hodges, of Baltimore; Rev. Dr, byte ar ile, Ma; Rev. Dr. Campbell Fair, Rev. Dr. A.M Randolph and Rev. Dr. Geo. Leeda, of Baltimore. ‘The next annual diocesan convention will not be held till next May. Itis thought that there will bea fal convention call by the, standing committee for September. To select a bishop re- quires a two-third vote of both clerical and lay orders, and, owing to the existing diviston of sen- timent in’ the diocese, it is thought that it will be very difficult to find a candidate who can secure two-thirds of the votes. It is sald that the man to be elected must be a conservative churchman, not identified with elther extreme, In order to get a two-third vote. Bishop Pinkney, who was elected assistant bishop in 1870, with the Tight of succession, without much opposition, was considered a+ conservative high churchman. It appears that on the occasion of the last two elec- Uohs of a bishop for the diocese of Maryland there Was in each case a contest of three years’ duration. In the coming election it Is thought the contest Will be triangular. The extreme low churchmen, the ritualists and the high churchmen will each, it is sald, present a candidate. The action of thé locesan'convention 13 not final, the approval of the church throughout the United States being Tequired. ‘This assent is obtained from the gen- eral convention. which is held once in three years, when the election of a bishop occurs within six months of Its assembling. Otherwise the action of a diocesan convention in electing a bishop 1s confirmed by the consent of the standing com- Inittees of the different dioceses, to which the assent of bishops of the various dioceses 1a also to be given. Any P. E. clergyman in goo standing In any part of the United States 1s eligible to the Vacant onice, “I OWE MY RESTORATION TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY To THE CuTicuRA Remeptks.""—Testimonial of a Bos- ton Lady. )'SFIGURING HUMORS, HUMILIATING ERUP- tions, Itching Tortures, Scrofuls, Salt Rheum and Infantile Humors cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES. CuricuRA Resoivenr, the new blood purifier, cleanses the blood and perspiration of impurities and poisonous elements, and thus removes the cause. Currcura, the great Skin Cure, instantly allaye Itch- ing and Inflammation, clears the Skin and Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores, and restores the Hair. Curicura Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautifier and Toilet Requisite, prepared from Curicura, is indispen- sable in treating Skin Diseases, Baby Humors, Skin ; Blemishes, Sunburn, and Rough, Chapped or Greasy Skin. Curicura Rewepres ate absolutely pure,and the only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautifiers, It would require this entire paper todo Justice to a de- scription of the cures performed by the CuticuRa Re- SOLVENT internally,and CuricuRaand CurIcuRA SOAP externally. Fozema of the palmsof the hands and of the ends of the fingers, very difficult to treat and usually considered incurable; small patches of tetter and salt rheum on the ears, nose and sides of the face; scald heads with loss of hair without number; heads covered with dandruff and scaly eruptions, espectally of chil- dren and infants, many of which since birth had been ‘mass of scabs; itching burning and scaly to-turcs that baftied even relief from ordinary remedios, soothed and healed as by maxic: psoriasis, leprosy and other fright- ful forms of skin diseases, scrofulons ulcers, old sores and discharging wounis, each and allof which have been speedily, permanently and economically cured by the Cur.cura Remepres when physicians, hospitals, and all other remedies fafled, as proven by a vast num- ber of sworn testimonials in our poscession. Sold everywhere. Price: Curicuna, 50 cents. Re- SOLVENT, $1. Soap, 25 cents. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass, Send for ‘How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 6 cents, SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE For the Immediate Reltef and Permanent Cure of every form of Catarrh, from a stmple Head Cold to Incipient Consumption. Relief in five minutes. Nothing like it. Grateful, fragrant, wholesome, Cure begins from first application, and fs rapid, radical, permanent and never failing. Complete Treatment, with Inbal er, $1. Ask for SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. Sy7 Tr ts a ract THAT THOUSANDS OF OUR BUSINESS MEN GO TO THEIR OEFICES IN THE MORNING AFTER AN UNEASY NIGHT, OR A LATE DI DULL AND ALL OUT OF SOR’ s TIRELY UNNECESSARY, FOR A SINGLE DOSE F THAT SPARKLING FOAMING SPECIFIC, TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT, TAKEN BE- FORE BREAKFAST, WILL IMMMDIATELY DIs- PEL ALL FEELINGS OF HEAVINESS, REMOVE GENTLY BUT SURELY THE: INTO HEALTHY ACIION EVERY FIBER OF THE SYSTEM. FORSALE BY ALL DRUGGIBTS, jy7 Lawss: Lawss: 5 Cents. 5 Cents. 5 Cents. LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS! 8 Cents. 8 Cents. + 8 Cents. India Linen, yard wide, 12% cents, Eigured aud Striped Marsoilles, 1254 cents, Figured Piques, 8 cents, Dress Ginghams, new styles, 8, 10, 12 cents. Remnants of Ingrain Carpets, 25 conte yard, Cloth for Boys’ Su cent Black Cashmeres, 37'cents and 50 cente, Parasols $1, $1.23, $1.50, $1.75, $2. 10-4 Sheeting Cotion, 28 cents. Awning Stripes, 15 cente, Remnants of Brussels Carpets, 60 cents, Table Linens, new patterns, 25 centa, Drees Goods, '10 centa, 123g cents. Summer Silke, 50 cents, Fioor Oilcloths, all widths, from 37 cents. weekly, New Patterus of Brussels and In- grain Carpets, German Dawask Towels, 12% cents, Shetiaud Shawis in Blue, White and Cardinal, Fine Cambric Muslin, 8 cents, Straw Matting—prices reduced, oc M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South side, near 7th street. Sy7 NOTHER LOT oe a SUITS JUBT AR- uice, 31-60, $1.75 and $2.25, They are cheaper than Gress Hodustion in Men's and Boy's Cassimere Suits Cas fit, no misfits, Straw Hats at Slaughtering Low Cut Shoes at a Great Reductfon J. W. SELBY, 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania ayenue. Execrnie Brus. ROYCE & MAREAN, DEALERS IN GENERAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, 1408 Pew. Ave., Opp. Willard’s Hotel. ‘The New Electric-Floor-Mat-Burglar Alarm, Electric Gas Lighting, Batteries and Insulated Wire. Estimates furnished. 4e20-Im" The chain gang 1s at Work making repulrs on Royal, near Prince street.—The Keform club held. @ business meeting last “night, and recelved a re- port on its recent excursion. ++ »—____ Duelist Beirne Not Invited. ‘THE BALTIMORE CLUB DIVIDED ON THE QUESTION WHETHER GENTLEMEN FIGHT DUELS. An incident of the visit to Baltimore of Eattor Beirne, of the Richmond State, who fought the duel with Editor Elam, of the Whig, bas occa- sloned war in the Baitimore club, most of whose members are society young men. When Mr. Belrne and his party arrived, after having put a bullet into Mr. Elam’s hip, they were Monized by Virginta friends in the Monumental city,and their names were entered on the invitation book of the Baltimore club. Before the secretary had sent out cards to them, objection was made by club men, and members of the board of governors wrote to the secretary directing him to withhold | the invitations. The Beirne party arrived on Sat- urday evening and left on Sunday night, so that the Invitations were a barren honor, and it was Suggested to the proposer of the names that the entry “Out of town” be made on the book asa heat way of avolding any diMeulty. He refused to make use of such a subterfuge, and the fact that the governing board would not permit the invitations to be sent went on the record. A telegram trom Baltimore to the New York Sun says:—* Beirne’s friends have been fuming and storining about the matter evgr since. ‘They re- call the lavish hospitality the Baltimore clubmen have recelved from the Westmoreland club of Richmond, to which Beirne belongs, and says that this affair will close the Westmoreland’s doors — the Baltimore clubmen. The member- ip of the Baltimore club ts largely com} ot Virginians, whose feeling 1s that the readjusters are a low rabble with whom the fentlemen of the state aro tly contending. y argue that the fact that Beirne ls aduelist does not take away the fact that hets a Vit gentleman, and as such he is of the club privileges. The position do not Beirne’s in Vir- a8 a gentleman, Dut do not ‘to honor & man who had just arrived from ing down anenemy. It is understood that a meeting of the ciub will be held to take action im the matter,” Guear Sacurrices rx Fixe Crormna AT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER l0ra AND F STREETS, ALWAYS ON TOP IN QUALITIES! ALWAYS UNDERNEATH IN PRICES! $6 AGOOD CASSIMERE SUIT 6 $T A BETTER CASSIMERE SUIT 87 $8 AN EXC:LLENT CASSIMERE SUIT $8 $10 A SPLENDID VARIETY 10 SUITS! SUITS! $12, £14, $16, $18 and upward. SUITS FOR WORK! = SUITS FOR BUSINESS! SUITS FOR DRESS! ‘ NEW GOODS! LOWEST PRICES! BOYS’ SCHOOL AND CHILDREN’S SUITS AT BARGAIN PaICES. ss Calcutta Seerencker Suits, $10. of cost. + eae nes siti tahd Ab VEE ee Ee THE MISFIT STORE, Having, like every success, imitators, be sure and ‘come to the corner of ws ‘TENTH AND F STREETS, Lawss: Assovorsiy Poze $2 uF A Fo § BBR xK RN Gao. of fA Be TE gee gD 24 BPE de PPP__00 W _W_ Ww DDD -EEE RRR Pee SaETe BR Bes Eat Pro Gy BPE PE. ‘This powder never varies. A marve of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than tne ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition With the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Royal Bax- ING PowpER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ap6 CITY ITEMS. Poisoned Water to Drink. When the fish died in the river, forty miles aboye the water-works, many people were alarmed lest the defilement of the water might extend all the way down. Happlly there was no- thing but what could be remedied by the use of something that everybody could proctre at a few minutes’ “notice. ‘This little “something” was Perry Davis’ Pain Kille Morcoe’s. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and city Papers (daily and Sunday) can be had at Morcoe’s Cigar Store, 417 12th street, next door to Pension office, A Full Feeling After Meals, dyspepsia, heart burn and general ill-health re- Meved by Brown’s Iron Bitters. Sparta, TENn.—Dr. W. B. Cummings says: “I am strongly convinced of the efficacy of Brown’s Iron Bitters and recommend them.” LEWISVILLE, Inp,—Rev. J. 8. Cain says: “I used Brown’s Iron Bitters for nervous prostration and found it entirely satisfactory.” Mellin’s Food, the only genuine substitute for mother’s milk, 1s recommended by our most prominent physicians asthe best and safest food for infants. It con- tains no farinaceous matter, which so often pro- duces disorders of the stomach. For sale by all druggists, One of the Easiest Things to Do in the world ts to growl, but somehow we don’t blame pevpls for growling when they find their bed and houses overrun with insects, Hunt's In- wect Powder will exterminate them. all druggists. Price 25 cents, On Thirty Days’ Tria) Tho Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated’ Electro-Voltalc’ Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are afflicted Witn nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar- anteeing speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.—No risk is incurred, as thirty days’ trial is al- lowed. WS, For sale by The Safest Way. ‘The safest and surest way to restore the youth- ful color of the hair is furnished by Parker’s Halt Balsam, which 1s deservedly popular from its superior cleanliness, «00d Advice. Nearly all the ills that afflict us can be pre- vented and cured by keeping the stomach, iver and kidneys in perfect working order. There 1s ho medicine known that will do this as surely as Parker's Ginger Tonic. : yele Shitty, Base ball and boating shirts, ail styles, colors es, for men and boys, from 0c. up to $4.50 Spectal rates to clubs, Samples free, at Auerbuch’s, cor. 7th and H streets, Premature Loss of the Hair may be entirely prevented by the use of Burnett’s Cocoaine, ‘Tae superiority of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts consists in their perfect purity and strength, Good Cigars at Low Prices. Send for 0. B. C. Sixes—long Havana filler—¢4 a hundred. T.A.O{terdinger, manut., 910 F st. tu,th,3,2W* Lundborg’s Perfumes, Edenia, and Marechal Niel Rose, Milwaukee Beer, be. a stovepipe—arawn from 10004, wy Knignr, 1732 Penna, avenue. Have You ‘fried the Franklin Electric Cleanser? Itis the only article that will instantly remove Paints, Otls, Grease, Gas and Coal Tar and Stains from’ your Dres: Clothing and Carpets without injury. Warranted. Ask your druggist and grocer for tt. B12 Skinny Men, “Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Denil Milwaukee Beer, 5c, @ schooner—drawn from trood. Ca Kniont, 1732 Penna. avenue, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, clurned every morning and delivered in 34-1b. “Wurd” printa, 3c. per 1b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, be. per qt. Cream, 18c. pint. SS TO BE MARRIED. Miss FLORENCE P. SULLIVAN, of Georgetown, D, C., to Major J. 8. DUFFIE, of Little Rock, Ark,, at St. Johu's Church, Georgetown, on the 11th inst., at 8 p.m. ————_<e»—____ DIED. CLARKE. July 6, 1883, asleep in Jesus, ELSIE EMMA, twin daughter of N:Stantey and Ross. lacks, aged one month and twenty-one days. Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 421 Thirteenth street southeast, Sunday. Siy ‘Sth, at five clock p.m. Friends of the family invited, * GOLDEN. On the morning of July 6th, 1883, after a short and painful illness. which she bore with Christian resignation and fortitude, FANNIE in the twenty- fourth year of her age, beloved wife of Robert A. Gold- en, daughter of James H. id Maria Knott. Aelatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- Stueo Epitcopa Chureis ooue Stic sclt Bao rage Episco} wurch, corner Ninth a fouthwent. Interment at Glenwood Comaine, Dress HODGES. At 4:90 a.m. on July 7, 1889, ANNIE ROGERS, heloved wife of James M. Hodges, after a long and painful illness, which she bore with the resig. nation of a martyr. Pi Notice of funeral in ‘Republican of Monday. ORR. On July 6th, 1883, at 12 o'clock a.m., JEN- NIE, the beloved child of John Orr, aged eight nionths. A hope of s fond father Jiles buried in gloom, ‘The pride of his heart ‘Lies cold in the tomb. Funeral from the residence of T. M. Stee} Hampshire avenue, on Sunday, July sun, at iwo o'clock P,m-| Friends and relatives of ‘the family are reapoct- 'ully invited to attend, = ROBINSON. | On July 6, 1983, at 10 o'clock a. m., of marasmus, SAMUEL COOK, infant son of Peter F. d Sarah’A. Robinson, aged 3 months and 6 da will take place from his parents residence, eet northwest, Sunday, at 3:30 o'clock p. m. 1206 New 1545 M Relatives and frievds of the family are invited ‘to at nd. 3 SMITH. On Friday. July 6th, 1883, SARAH J. lay. July th, tothe Big SMITH, wife of Henry ‘T. Smi sixty-ninth year of her ae. ‘The funeral will take place from her tate residence, No. 612 Latreet northwest, Sunday, July 8th, at four Qrelock p.m. | Relatives and frienids ate respectfully invited to attend. WAGGAMAN. On July 6th, 1883, at 7 o'clock a.m., MAN: boa of Thomen ee ‘and the THOMAS E. WAGGA’ 1) te Jane Lenthall Wagyaman, aged nine years and two months, Funeral Monday, July 9th, at 9 o'clock s.m., St. Stephen's church, requiem mass. Friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend. 2 WAGNER. On Thursday, July 5,1883, at 5:30 p.m., LOUISA, beloved wife of Henry Wagner, in her thirty? seventh year, Euneral from her late ronidenop, No. 605 Now Jersey Spel " * i. Friends inviteds, a8 melas Sd AUCTION SALES. UNCANSON BKOS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES, Nos. 619 AND 621 K STREET, BE- TWEEN : IXTH AND SEVENTH NOKTHWEST, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in, Liber No. 1,627, folio 140 et seq., one of the land re-| cords of the District of Columbia, we will sell, on' THURSDAY, NINETEENTH DAY OF-JULY, A.D. 1883, at SIX O'CLOCK P. M.. in frontof the premises, all that certain p'ece or parcel of land and premises known and distinguished as and being lot numbered ACS je aguare numbered four hundred and seventy (470), together with ms ip Apes ee egy rd and aj purtenancess fame belong ‘any wise Sppertaiainn. The improvements consist of two two- story Fratne Houses, ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve be xecured by decd of trun rem isos, cush at option of purchaser.” Conveyancing, “no... Formas lobo cmmnilcl oa in days, otherwios ee feos reserve the right Yo reeell_at Tsk and cost of RES. faultii haser upon giving five notice eimmet eaaie im some newspaper pu in Wash- badiped CHARES 8 Fe dyTdkda__ FERDINAND ACHMED 7, Trusteos, (For Other Auctions See Seventh Page.s PXotECT YouR FURS AND WINTER CLOTH ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH, REFINED GUM CAMPHOR, | 800, PER POUND. 1. C, BISHOP, Druggist, apld 520 9th etreet, corner H street_northwest. B. JOHN TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIFIER is a certain Dieure or syrni, Ovathnin Fi ney all’ Bi Cure of ‘sty: ‘Send two for pam: ge Ce aliakaelakan SUMMER RESORTS. f..1888—DOUBLE SHEET. SUMMER RESORTS. HENANDOAH ALUM SPRIN REN'S Darpdlee, _,Sumimer_ Eindersarten aa $90 per month. Hedi ~ FAR So: ian Spriogs, Von | eeageeae a Y terms reasct E. N. COX. dy6-1m | TEL HENLOPEN, REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL- en ‘436 miles south of Henloves fe for circulars 8. 80: Lighthouse, on the Atlantic open THURSDAY, JULY STH, 1683; ‘accommo dates 300 te; house within 109 yards of the ere; uninterrupted Ocean View: fine surf pure fat, steam laundry, spusic, billiards fuspitare. outit'and ‘iren all new; ; Feached bi - ‘Wilmington and railroad. ware 280 to 6 aay SE tog week. JOHN Mo- IARIN, Manarer, (ormenty Proprietor of Adantio Hotel, Cape May). 3y3-6t {2SHILL MOUNTAINS, SUNNY SLOPE House, nville.. Palenville.—On Creek, at en- Sens sonia ree s\illand Hains pain, terme Sv per we P. H. SCRIBNER, Palenviile, Greeneco., N-¥- TLANTIC CITY, N.J.—BRADY HOUS! ALiitaneas arenas. A handeome seme? airy roome, god gare water Pasir tity rooene ged b re water, parlor en twlage, &c. “JAMES BRADY. Box 101. Syria ILLOW GROVE, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA. on Valley branch B. & O, railroad; rail- road station in sight; daily mail—morning and evening. Come and breathe mountain air free, From thalaria and mosquitoes; tagto vegetables from the soil, untransported; chickens, iter, be milk aad With buoyancy thus ren walk on the lawns, climb the moss-covered rveks along the creek, under the oaks, around the Big Spring, or en the river banka under the ayotmores afd wigs. Try Gai. ‘and boating in the river. ‘Ten pi ue e., on the banks. Address. Mra, D: Py aedigk s & be Willow Grove, Shenandoah county, Va. jy2 QW OARDING. — EXCELLENT TABLE, Dente Spring: slowe fo ftations tele srarh otc, LE dt “driving, boating and fshe ing. Address ri d intain; good ior, ty fits i, Proprietor, Chalybeate Vieees Fp. Stel STUREF, 3 Strasburg, Va. = Je27-2 SBURY PARK, N. J. THE VICTORIA, ME- ‘lum sized private family hotel, wean ep ocean. Surf bathing ungurpassed: lighted by’ gas; hair mattresses; table excellent; terms, moderate. Jeat-Im IVER VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD. THE Ree actantea oe e a ORD. Dg, THE Water bathing, boating and fishin, Situs- tion within 100 yarde of the beach steai boat landings. “Beautiful level roads for driv- Photograph of the hotel and circulars can f Dr. Wi real estate broker, 1420 New York svenue. MPELARERCE PELERS, Prop: ‘gh OTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N.. H first eeason July ey 1883. Dit ‘the beach; clerantly, furnished ; strictl Claes. 60 and $4.50. HILDRETH: Proprisir. © 3m (ASHLAND (HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, \N. J. corner of Pennsylvania and Atlantic ave: ues. One of the best locations in the city: 9m summer and winter. ‘The house has been thorough!y renovated and reiur- nished; awnings to every window; pure water intro- duced; the tavie will not be i ‘filled. by any in the country. ‘Terms very reasonable for first- 3 Modations, ‘Ihres minutes’ walk from both Palway on WARNER & PENDER, Proprietors. ‘OPENS iret KH. 3e23-6W ‘ATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, We Sin wh arene EAE Runving water in chambers from springs: drainaxe perfect: free from malaria, mosqui- toes and flies. Three hours anda balf from. by Pennsylvania R. R,L. W. BRODHEAD. ASTFOKD HALL, OXFORD. MD. E SAMUEL NORRIS, Proprietor. ‘ns pupular Maryland Resort will open on, ‘the 12th June, 1883, for the accommodstion of $7 guesis. Terms modergte. Je23-im Ly CTE MAY. §. 3g ST, ALBANS Opposite’ the New reas Be Qepoatte lumbla, ann. dem? rat-class. MRS. McCLELLAND. Ji Je22-Im. OTOM ST GHORGE'S ISLAND, MD. WILL OPEN JUNE 25. ‘Terms: $1.50 per day, $9 per week, and $30 r month. “Special arrangements for fami- ¥/ ies. Steamers George Leary and Excelsior Je met at Piney Point whart. Good sailing and ‘bathiug. All boats free, Address & BROS., county, Md. 7th et. n.w.: A, J. Donaidsor JFRAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Fair county, Var a0 tallee free Weehington, Morning and evening trains via Virginia, Midland railroad, “All the modern improve: ¥ (ji Kc., Ke. ments throughout, including hot and cold, Daths, closets on each floor, electric bella, gas, ‘The wocial features of the Fauquier Springs possess the attrac long of metropolitan life, owing to the proximity to Washington and Baltimore. "For information, terms, &e,, address NN Co., €20-1m At the Springs. YONGRESS HAL! C TAPE way, Unequaled location, substantial building, $7) new furniture, prompt and attentive service, elevator, electric bell, A Table of Superior Excellence. ‘The Orchestra will be conducted by Mr. Zimmerman. H. J. & G. R. CRUMP, Of Colopnade Hotel, Philadelphia, and Devon Inn, Devon, Pa. Opens JUNE 30TH. Je18-2m OTEL ARLINGTON, Hote Aner er ANC city, N. 3. YY New York avenue. one square from depots Dili ‘and in full view of ocean, Frrst-clars in all appointments. Write for special rates for families and permanent boarders. Mark baggage ‘Hotel Arington;” aelivered free, Je16-1m* IMLAY & STEWART, Proprietors. New Your ano New Esouaxo Bax. BOAD. feat POLAND SPRINGS, BANGELY axp MOOSEHEAD LAKES, And all other New Ergiand Resorts, should bear in mind that the ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN ‘WASHINGTON axp BOSTON is va Penn. R: R. Transfer Steamer Maryland, N.Y. & H. and New York & New England R.R.s. Solid trains of first-class Passenger Coaches and the finest of PULLMAN’S celebrated Sleeping Cars are run on this line. + No OMNIBUS TRANSFER ‘through New York City. J@.NO DELAYS caused by the transfer of Baggage through New York City. ‘Rewularand Tourist’s Tickets on sale at Penn. RR. Offices. Be sure they read via NEW YORE & NEW ENGLAND K. R. 8. M. FFLTON, Jz., a. C. KENDALL, General Manager. Gon. Pass. Agent. $e25-m, w&sTw. 1HE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL, COT ¥ GES AND RESTAURANT, GREENBRIBR CO, W.VA acQPRDE INE IS. The, most celebrated re- ih the wouth.,” Climate cool and deucbe- QA) ful, Waters wonderful in thelr therapeutic ef- fects. Terme: $3.50 per day, $21 per and S per month. Circulars describing hygienic advan- tee niahed on application. tiem, wee 208 1H. PHOEBUS, Lessee. HE NEW LANCASTER HOUSE (WHITE Mountains).—Room for 150 guests; electric bells, ali modern improvements,’ Eee: erything new.” The most cchuplete Hotel and tho pret. tiest town in the Granite state. Rooms may be secured at rates as low ae is consistent with good fare, rulars and terms address Je-lawéw_ NED A. LINDSEY & CO, Lancaster, NH. PEFASANT SUMMER RESORT, BICKER'S Hotel, Nelron Court House, Va. ‘Hand-, some mountain scene pure water, &c. ‘Terms, $20 per month children and. servants, half price; reference, Cutler DRY_Goops. Srecux Bazeaws: TRUNNEL & CLARK, @1 MABKET SPacr, Are offering, many Srecial Rarrains, as they have ee. Cured desiree break . FONGRE SOIT ll shy fa tires. nc het Gen’ Im; fey, SILK, 75 cents. wt - in and COLOKED SILKS of all eat, and Summer DRESS GOODS marked dow 20 per it. owe ve sped apentae im TABLE LINENS my BINS Br stock of INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAWNS, LINEN FAWN: bottom prices. ‘Job lot Sth eced from 3746, LINEN LAWNS, dee Special Bargains in GREW ADIN and Black Goda, NEB re-iuced to 3T\. Beat FRENCH SAT! 100 dog. All-Linen HANDKERCHIEFS ). ooh Jot, LADIES" BLACK LISLE THNDAL HOSE. ‘ig ancains in Children's FANCY HUSE; reduced Ladies’ GAUZE VESTS, hich and low neck, 2c. Very best STANDARD Prints, 60... reduce! from Ai boliestics aT hock bortom bhicee. “ONE PRICE ONLY." 330 TRUNNEL & CLARK. Purstep Lixex nn PURE LINEN LAWNS, NEAT STYLES, 15 CENTS. GRYAT BARGAINS [N ALL KINDS OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS. ONE CASE SUPERIOR LINEN CRASH AT 15 CENTS: THE BEST AKLICLE FOR BATH AND KOLLER TOWELS WE HAVE EVER SI SILKS, IN BLACKS AND COLOKS, AT MARKED DOWN PRICES. FULL STOCK OF VERY CHOICE PATTERNS IN EMEXCH SATIEENS. AL ry AND CHOICE STYLES. a eee oe PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS AT Cos. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF ALL SUMMER GOODS. = =—= W. M. SHUSTER & Sons, HOTE! RAATERGEILL, TEN BRILE lOUNTAINS, OPENED THIKD SEASON JUNE 26tn. ord. AD ‘The most popular mountain in the all-rail route direct to the via thenew Railroad. For additionai information aires, Hidtel Kaaterskill, Kaatershill §. O.. New York. 4e28-tu, th, eat ped TPE ARGYLE. OCEAN EXD OF CON- ‘ue, Atlantic City. nechfies it he HARVEY, Propriotross, P. 0. Box 380. “jel-lmé him APE MAY. Nd CILLA, BELLEVU! Lafayette an gress sts. ; hear Con Hall two raintos walk from beach anc tation. Ocean 5 Tek, station. Wow from every roam AVERLY HOUSE, ATLANTIC City, N. J. ae SEY ter house. El-etric Badal the couventenoes of ret-clase hotel: ‘Ocean sew; coach to meet trains, Seam De 3.1. BRYANT. HE GETTYSBURG SPRING! EC WILL BE OPEN JUN The “EAGLE” in town, recently enk feat accommodate boardere” ‘Trajns {ror vahiggton con- ect with W. Md., H. J. & H. &G. R.Ke., Charies st. particulars ddress Depot, for Gettysburg. For further termeend for deecriptiv or g circular. ‘4H. YINGLING, Prop my28-3m Gettysburg, Pa. CaBIX JOHN BRIDGE HOTEL (P. 0. /Montgomery county, Md.); seven inflee' from Washington on Con: trond: the Aiest Sixesrom city :proprieties strictly ent forced LARGEST: STONE ARCH IN LHE WORLD on adJoining groups, my4-4m OCKWOOD HOUSE, H. Va., rebulit and newly PER'S FERRY, WEST ‘arnished rooms. ‘0 malaria or mosquitoes. Table board un- corling tolocatjen of rocnm: epoca te co taat cording to locaticn of room. cm famitics: Gren SUNE lth, 1883, MRS. Bb. E LOVETT. Pro: putetress. my26-2m Cc’ ‘TON'’S SUMMEK RESORT, EIGHTY MILES own the river; fine fishing, ‘oysters gavbing aud bathing. Open SUNS orm. 3 Md. Jel-2m' Terms, $1.50 per day. R. N, Pro- P. O., St. Mary's Co. prictor, Milestown (oxanuss: HALL, OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE l6rx. RATES $3.50 AND #4 PER DAY. CLEMENT & COX, Proprietors. OORE'S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, 36-2 N 5 ardtown, ae 5 sofa now open for summer guests; i Jerany, yer wade Biya pont elton OM under 12 years and nurees half price; no mosquitors. Je8-1m_ HEKBERT F. MOORE, . BARATOGA SPRINGS, ‘NITED STATES HOTEL. Now, the lai in Atlantic City, N. J. weason of '83. open for BENJ. H. BROWN JAS. P. SCOTT, Manager. _jel8-dtaugGkeodl6t. RAND VILLA HOTEL, OCEAN END OF CONNECTICUT AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Aun entirely new house, elogantly furnished, electric belle, gas, Se. Fiull ocean a view. First class in eve spect. n year. Nodiuiig bar. WM. J, LOVE, P.O: bor 463. my30-2m ONG BRANCH—GRANBY COTTAGE, FIFTH north Hotel Brighton, Ocean avenue. First-cls odations. Jel eerie. H, BROWN. HHT! arzion, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘Tho most elegantly furnished and best a] Pointed hotel in Atlantic Cit; OPEN JUKE gorn, 315-2m LENTZ & SIEGRIST, Proprietors. OWLAND HOUSE, Ht Ocean Grove, N. J. ‘The favorite Family Resort. " Best location, in view of ocean andin shade. Particulars, Jel2-1m ‘R, MILLS, Proprietor. GPEAY VIEW, OCEAN GROVE, N. 3,, DIRECTLY facing the ocean and lake. Superior four- oy, hotel, with veran on fronts. Perfect drainage and ventilation. and airy Accommodation for'200. Box 2,0 rs. JOSEPH WHITE. es JHE MADISON, Sunset avenue and Kt street, ASBURY PARK, Rud, First-class, Electric Bells Telepho panei nm Angie rolls and Teeohane AND ALE Ouse cafe TO SPRINGS , » now open for recep- tion of guests. ‘Phe house has been toro overhauled; bath rooms, ‘billiard room and, Modern improvements. ¢ house is most located midway between Bedford and the 8, large lawn, well shaded; good stabling. For further information address Je12-Im* ALSIP & SMITHS. 4 Mats POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, Is Reached by the ‘WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA, Fast Express Trait with Parlor cars at- Soe ay ee cee et srrival atthe New Broad Street Station, Philad mith Union ‘Transfer Coaches aad Horse y tO iranafer direct to tho station of the West Jersey vaile at the foot of Market atreet. ‘or through tickets, ‘checks, and full infor. mation, ply as follows: Not corner 13th street aha Peinaliva and Poto- Pennsylvania avenue station, Baltimore mao Railroad. CHAS, E. PUGH, Gen'l Manager. 4e9-taul5 _J. R. WOOD, Gen’l Passenger Agent. Artantio TY. Express Trains are run THROUGH without, Stops IN NINETY MINUTES: va CAMDEN & ATLANTIC! WEST JERSEY OM Station foot of Vine atreet. [Station foot of Market at. trains of the Baltimore peed fo to iphia and arrive at new Broad-street station of convey pasesanaee aiect to" ts Was Secety eatiten oa of the Camaon and Atantionaicag ee "For through tickets, checks, and fal inform. tnd beeaivenia ‘avenue; station Baltimore and Pot CHAS. E. PUGH, I. R. WOOD, Je7-tal5 - AKLAND HOTS, alent Sato aes tet ‘Toth strect Washington. De myl0-2m MOUNTAINS. THE PARK HOTEL, ‘Wiliiamsport, x Soetioee a aes aa eat new Otis elevator. Terms: ‘Send for ciro@iar‘and diagram. Pex HO! CAPE MAY, NEAR THE ener sa ie irda tat Reasonable rates. ‘BOY WHEEL, < EASIDE HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD. WILL pen June 234; terms, $2 per day, $8 to $10) r week: itis reached vie. BW. 8 B. Re Rts B stern Shore and Maryand Steamboat Cos. 2 For particulars apply to 8. J. MASSEY, Prop. jo8 Sm YP EEMONT HOUSE, ‘Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, Atlantic, iy aE J. Ocean view from every' & room. The will be kept open all the year. For particulars address Mra. HOBT. BLACK. my30-3m, OTEL COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, N.J., H OPENS YORE So, inaic throughout the season. For tlustrated circular, terms, &c., address JeT-26t FRED. E. FOSTER, Manager. f bes “BRIGHTON,” ATLANTIC CITY. font OPEN ALL THE YEA. HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL MODEEN CONVENIENCES, Address, my9-3mo F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. }OBB'S ISLAND, VA., THE ONLY BEA-, chanel ‘and shark ‘fieb: 4 ‘Terms: 12 per week, $40 month. Route rent Oia faint by steamer Northampton to che wery “Monday, Wednesda day. Fe ec, ge Nemtatng sper ak cs @ POA. fitzhugh. “Address So. BEADY. myl5-3m OPENS TUESDAY, JUNE 121u. ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Great North Mountain, Near Winchester, Va, ‘Will opan JUNE 12th to accommodate several who wish to leave the city at that time. Large additions have been made this season for the accommodation of a greater number of guetta. The Gining-room has also been en: ‘ew patent closets have Geen provided, and the salitary arrangements are perfect ‘The prospect for an abundcnt crop of the best fruit tn the Immediate neighborhood of the Springs is very Promising this season. For circulars and accommodations apply to A. 8. Pratt & on, M01 vib etree Waskiugion, Bec. Circa ars omee A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. ETROPOLITAN—CORNER OF ATLAN- Sogn Firth avenues, Atlantic City, near’ warm Camden and Atlantic trains stop, the door, Terms moderate. J. A. MOLES, tela Proprietor. INDSOR COLLEGE RESORT. SHADE, MOUN- ine, SP lorses, Hunting, Fishing, Excellent Table. "Circulate at Bren: tano'n "1015 Penn, Ave, or sddress Ay. JELLY, New Windsor, Md. my! APE MAY. N. J.—CARROLL “VILLA,” JACK- Hon street one square from the 3 new, god beautifully furnished, Opens, June For terms adc Mrs, J. A. MYERS, P. O.. ‘Box 884, Cape May. BB Pye [NSE EEE CITY, N. J. FAMILY HOTEL, THE COLONNADE. Eurnished, with all the modern improvements. MRS. C. A. RINES, }1-2m_ (Formerly of Washingtdu, D. C.) EASON 1685, DOUGLASS HO! 8 REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, Tih coe SUNS ist, eet a $2.50 A ti rooms by the week. mya Sn "WALTER BURTOR, Proprietor. [UR SPRIN BDAY Sorenson» Depoee. Os Vas ona pe at Star office, E.c.30! louse, Sd N - 919 Pe rh ington, J.-M. BICRERS, Proprietor. jet tukedw" | ONE PRICE. Penneylvania Ave, iONGRESS HALL, OCEAN CITY, WORCESTER ‘ Co., Md, opens June 20th. Newly fur- L L L hed’; first-class in every particular; elegant awss! Juawxs: Dawns: bathing, Bsbing, ete. W. BR - Cheapest Lawns in Washington. Beautiful Pacifio Moonrarss Axo Lanes. Lawns, finest quality, actual value 12}gc,, retuced to Bey SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! Cheay Silks in Washi . Colored Bilis Fach Sikes See Heavy Gro Grain Biath stiks re- duced from $1.50 down to $1. NUNS’ VEILINGS! NUNS' VEILINGS! th joet dont te width, (42 incl wide), reduced fron! €3a. down ts 3 = Nuns’ Veilings, fine qualit; reduced to 20¢. Nuns’ Vellings, lace effect, pure wox berry, Electric Blue wud Creat uct duced to 3c, BLACK SILK GRENADINES! Black Silk Brocade Grenadines, every thread all pure lk, reduced from $1.50 to 75e. Brocade silk Grenadiues, actual value $1, reduced to50c, Wamsutta, Fruitof the Loom and Dayol yard wide Bleached Cottons reduced to 80. CARTER'S, He I pra Las: x3, Fine gradea, 15, 20 snd 25¢, WHITE CORDS AND STRIPES, 12}, EMBROIDERED SWIS: MARKET SPACE. BELOW Cos’ FIGURED ALL LINEN LAWNS, 15e. TYLER & CHEWNING, 3628 939 PENNSYLVANIA AV! NUE. S74 To THE FOREr GUINNIP’s, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH 8.REET NORTHWEST, This week we shall offer Special Goods at Special pare Secial Baretine dure tis soeaet Mele akg cure speci ins durine this St for the ix Special Days of this Special Week, PARA-OLS, AT AND UNDER GOST, Black atin Parasols Cod wine ora Geek nee, $2.75; former price $3.50. Hick Satin—spanie aoe trimmiti plain and fi dig $3.45; f asa che slag, Fae oes Bt edge, plain and fancy lining, $4: former price $5. Black Fatn—S) Guipure trimming, #5; former price $6.50. ck Satin—Profusely trhinmod, Sgspieh fece ruffiings, gilt frame, $5 25: former price £6.50. th dinal and Cream Satin—Lace trimmed, $4. former rice $5. Cariinal and Crean Satin—Lace trimmed, }; former price $12. UNDERGARMENTS. In this, one of our est Bp: »pular departments, will be found all garments of Underwesr, made of Cotton aud Cambric, and elaborately trimmed with Laces, Ham- burghs and Irish Point, selling at Cost Prices. A few lots of ‘Soiled Garments we offer at exactly Hall Price Se,nave made a specialty of thie departwent, and sbail gertainly under any of our competitors, Gauze Vests—fieh Berk ‘sleeves, ‘30 ‘cente: worth 43 cents. Gauze Vi “AL styles, 40 and 50 cents, = GENTS FURNISHINGS. ahaa? e certainly do hold a descrvediy largo trade another important branch of our extensive buriness, and bave and shall continue to offer goods at surprie- ingly low prices. Gent's Gauze Vests, 25, 90, 85 and 45 ceute, Jean Drawers, 60 cout positively wel/ing elne- Where at 65 cents. Uniaundried Shirts, 8¢, 65, 75 and 90 cents, Uniaundried Shit Wamesutta muslin, 20- 100 linen bosoms and cuffs, reinforced. back, aud front $1; good value for $1.60. British Half-Hose, 22 cente, Fpiular price, 25 cenia. “Solid colore Half Howe, 0, 26 ‘35 and 40 cents. Fancy Stripes, 10, 12% 18 aud 26 cents. Dude stripes for the enadie, 40, 35, 40 and 50 cents, Gent's Lisle Tread Gloves, 26 cenis, for- mer price, 36 centa mo a Silk Handuorehie, al 1 the wailing , 60, 70 and 80 cen! - Evely ons so-cebt Handierchicr eclis enowbereat el 8, dinen Handkerchief, both plain and faucy border, 10, 12%, 16, 18, 22 and 35 cents. WHITE GOoDs. We still continue to sell these with amazit Tapidity, as they are of the most desirable fabri i wave tron in appearance and eating. ‘at the lowest in the cit India Linen, 124¢, 15 cents and up. Hoas Ioseies worth ioe aecesiee ne nate oe eee 2934 cots. Plain and Fancy Swiss, 14 cents aud up. Were out a la stock of ‘Travelins Satchel at cost price.” We would wish the public to understan ‘that our sales do not exist in epread eayie style on it in eolid certainties, which: is daly veri- Red ty the increasing maguitule of our trade, ‘The public is a competent judge, being an interested one; therefore, to it we respectfully submit the foregoing announcement, GUINNIP & CO., 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N. W. 423 Wurre Goons Frou Tx Lancz AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORE. Victoria Lawns, 8, 10, 12! Fine heaped Lawha: tie "orth 20e, iy and 500, ep che 5 Fine Swiss, 25c.; Embroidered Son, 236 25 to 500 GREATEST BARGAIN IN THE CITY. BEAUTIFUL DOTTED FOULARD SILES, 600, filke, Cash: 14 Drees Goods reduced. eure howling ‘some ‘special drives, in Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets and UNDERWEAR. Special attention is called to our GEM SHIRT st $1, yoatle of Wamutia Cotton, finest Taneu aud handmade Hatton holes; itis pronounced by judges, The Best in “Table Linens, Housekeeping Goods, Napking, Towels and Dowgetic Goods, st remarkable tow fyures durag ‘the month. L. BEHRENDS, Barons Store, 908 SEVENTH STREET N. W. UNDERTAKERS. HUR ROONEY & CO., UNDERTAKERS AND A hipaLuens ome Ht tor day, from our 711 7th street, : peur /R ROONEY, JAMES Ww. uUcHL x's" : UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 PEXNsYLVANIA AvENvE N.W. sel dea & re