Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1883, Page 8

8 —— ae LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FICE OF THE Cuter Siowat Orricer, suIxGTON, D.C., July 14, 1983, 9:30 am For the middle Atlantic states, partly, cloudy ‘Weather and light rains, no changes in Pest ture, northerly winds shifting to east and south- east, rising followed by falling barometer. SPECIAL BULLETIN—WARMER FAIR WEATHER TO- MORROW. ‘The following spectal tem at 7 a.m.: Eastport, 6°; Moatreal, 56°; Quebec, Ge; Mt Wasuington, 51°; Cleveland, 66°; Alpena, 67°: St. Paul, "66°; " Denver, 58°: San Francisco, 56°; Washington. ‘71°. Slightly warmer fatr weather is indicated for the south Atlantic and southern portions of the middle Atlantic states On Sundy. Local rains are tdicated for the nerthern portions of New England and the north- €rn portions of the middle states on Sunday, with cooler Weather. ratures were reported —— Parties leaving the city for the summer can de- Pesit trunks of silverware, boxes of silverware, or & small age of silverware or any kind’ of Ysluable thing with the National Safe Deposit Co., corner 15th street and New York avenue. Chirges quite moderate. Ofllce hours, 9 a. mn. to 4pm See advertisement. New Cream Dimit bra Uptown, Fesseut’s Ick Cxeam shipped anywhere out of town. ‘orice! —Kets Kemethys, 1109 Pa. av., takes one cz. fine photos with one thirteenth painted, for $3. ces for base ball shirts, Anerbach’s,7th and H. ‘New Silk Belting, white, Cochrane’s, Uptown. GRPAT CLOSING SALE OF Burt's fine shoes that c SUMMER SHOES— st $5 Lor $1 Burt's fine shoes that cost $4 for §2.75. Men's fine Calf Low Shoes that cost $3 for 2. Oue lot elegant shoes, your chotce, $1.50. ‘Ccusin’s fine shoes for Lutes that cost $3.59 for $3. Allof our la‘lies’ and misses’ slippers at actual Cost. Some wonderful bargains. Call early, at SINSHPIMER & Buos., §€8 7th ahd 3151 M streets, vochrane’s, Uptown. 500 SILK Parasors, from a manufacturer, at halt price; find at736 Tui st. Young’s Ger Hart’s Roach Powder; no potson. Bowpors’s new process in making tin type ex- ecls for brilliancy, truthtul to life, durable and completed immediately. 1113 Pa. ave. New Marked-Down White Goods, Cochrane’s. ¥1x your eyesight at Hempler’s, 453 Penn. ave. Cure yest chains and crystal charms at Prigg’s. ‘Tae Grand Lodge, I. 0. 0. F.. of the District of Columbia, closed its annucl s*ssion last evening by Installing the newly elected officers, whose hames have been announced in Tae Stak. jor “Me Too” (two) but me six Unicorns ts the popular shirt order Uptown at Cochrane’s. Isaac FRazIKR yesterday filed a Dill against Solomon Hunt for a release of trust on certain property on ith street extended. No Preasure 1 Eatixa, Wav?—You prove dyspeptic bec: you don’t take Xander’s Mel- liston. They never fall to cure the most con- Oirmed. Get them at 911 7th street. ‘New Parasols, Marked down low, Uptown, Coch- Fane's. Dies and Children’s black tsle thread hose ‘Te. lO $1.25, Lonsdale cambrie 10%c. Brodhead & Co. ————_$_{__ CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Swivaine Scnoor.—Gentlemen 2:30 to 10 p.m. ‘TueateR Comrgve.—*The Boss” and Varieties, ABNER’S GARDE: oncert. DRIvEr’s Varleties, ‘Srrou’s GaKpE: Th — Condensed Loca! Street lamps will be lighted at 7:50 p.m. and extinguished at 3 a.m. ‘THE STAR Will be sent by mall, post pald, to those leaving the city during tle summer for any length of time, and the address changed as often as de- ubscription, fifty cents per month, Post- TIVELY IN ADVANCE. On account of some Intertor improvements to be made, the Corcoran Gallery will be closed to the public for a month, a8 will be seen by the notice elsewhere. Jonn Van Patten has been ewarded the contract for areiging and forming an embankment along the Potomac fats in the vicinity of Easby’s Point. ‘The price 1s 11 cents per cubte yard. Ejual Lodge, No. 17, K. of P., has elected the following oMcers for the ensuing term P.C.; Wm. E Sebree, C.C.; Jonn W. Hardell, V. .; James M. Frizz: A.; C. F. Barteimes, BP. P. Rawhngs, M. of E.; A. L. Graves, Ed, McG-e, B. of Rand $ J. C. Park ‘r kenids Warper's Monthly for August. Enoch Totten and F. T. Browning Mled against Lewis J. Bryent and Charies W. Sonnenschinidt a Dill for the sale of lots O and P, sq. 133, to satisty a len on a Judgment for $913.50 'In favor of Cathe- Tine Sonnenschmidt, At the meeting of the Registered Drug Clerks? Association last evening S. W. Bogan, M. D., and ‘M. Muncaster, Ph. D., M. D., were elected honor- ary members It was resolved to give monthly prizes in cash to the best treatise on pharmaceuti- €ai subjects. ‘This morning, n the Criminal Court, in the case of Katie Howard, convicted of keeping a bawdy house and fined $501 the Police Court and con- Victed here on appeal, @ sentence of $50 fine and costs was thy ‘Thi# morning, In the Police Court, Elizabeth Young, Anote Winner and Maria Shafer, all of nest Washington, were charged with violating an eoMinance of that place by seiling fire crackers. A Bne O4$1 was Imposed. Judge Snell, of the Police Court, will leave for Waterville, Me., about the Ist of August and re- matn there about a month. a A SUIT AGAINST A STRAMBOAT CoMPAXY.—Geo. L Sherif to-day, by Messra. Hime & Thomas, en- tered a suit against the Washington Steamboat company (limited) Tor $3,500 damages alleged to have been sustalned by the steamboat City of Alexandria fouling the steamer Mattano near Mar- aball Hall on November 23d last; by reason of the Steamer T. V. Arrowsmith foullag the Mattano in 3861 at Lower Cedar Point; by reason of the Mys- Uc, tn 1880, running between the Dows of the Mat- tano and ‘her wharves; in 1841 unlawfully inter ing with piaintiff in the work of building a wharf by obstructing the site with a pile driver and by sinking an old schooner immediately in front of tue wharf, and in landing {ts steamboats in 1881 at Hollister’s and Wiikerson’s wharves, whlch ‘Were the private wharves of complainant. Deleted ated ‘THE Case OF £x-DerecTIVR Coomes.—In the Criminal Court this morning Mr. A. H. Jackson, counsel forJ. W. Coomes, indicted for violating the law tn receiving money while a detective off: cer, argued a motion in abatement, on the ground of tiiegality of the grand jury, in’ having Dantel McLaughlin, a constable, as one of their number. SUICIDE ON A SCHOOLSHIP.—A telegram from Providence, R. L, last night says: Henry G. Car- Tuthers, schoolmaster on the schoolship| New Hampshire, at Newport,cominitted suicide to-day by taking oxalle acid. "He had been on a pro- longed spree, and having rematned over his leave he was arrested and returned to the vessel Family troubles brought about his disstpation. He belonged tn WV hington. Now Is Tur Tue TO CURE SKIN HUMORS. Tt is at is season when the pores open freely and the JRENEtion As sbundast that Disheurine Humors, Humiliating Kruptions, Itching Tortures, salt. Khet or Eczema, Peoriasis, “Yetter, Ringworm, Baby ore, Serofala, Scrofiilous Sons, Abscestes ebarging Wounds and every xpecies of | Itel and Pimply Diseases of the Skin and 5. are most rpeedi.y and economically curcd by the CuTICURA Ke- MEDIES IT IS A FACT. Hundreds of letters in our possession (copies of which may be had by return mai.) are our i aly and Blood Humors, whethe: fcrofulous, inherited or contagious, may ‘how be per Mauently ‘cured by CuricUKa KESOLVENT, the fy Blood Purifier, internally, and Cusicuma and C CURA Soar, the wrest Skin Cures and Heautifiers, ox- ternally, in oue haif the time and atone half the expense of any other season. I HAVE BEEN Connected with the drug businces for twenty Bave handled every blood purifier and remedy of any ousequence for the treatment of Biood, Skin and Scalp Diseases, aud unhesitatingly say that ho system of re jeclies cver devise or compounded ‘eo conipletay and thoronshly eradicates the diseases for which they are intended as the Curicuna Kxsepres. Many remark: pbc cures have come to my knowledie, andi feel aafo im warranting satisfaction if directions ace followed. CHAS. H. MORSE, Druggist. ‘Holliston, Mass, CUTICURA RESOLVENT, ‘The new Blood Purifier, expels disease germs from the Blood and perspiration: and thne removes. the cause. CurrecRa, the great Skin Cure, instantly, aliay: 8 Toh ine and clars the Skin and heals Ulcers athe Complexion. CUTICURA treating = greasy fiers and Skin Beautifiers. ‘CUBA, 60 cents; District Government Affairs, A CANDIDATE FOR THE SCHOOL BOARD. | A delegation was before the Commisstoners_ to- aay from Georgetown for the purpose of urging the appointment of Mr. Hedrick, of that place, as trustee of public schools, to fill the vacancy which will be made by the expiration of the verm of Mr. Curt BUILDING PERMITS issued by. Inspector Eutwisle: Charles Hermat erect a three-story and basement dwelling on street northwest; Cc. C. Huntley, repair frame 1527 16th street northwest; $500. AN ERROR IN THE ASSESSMENT OF GRANT STREET. In examining the accounts of the assessment on Grant street, between 9th street west and 10th street west, Mr. Wm. O. Roome,chief of the special assessment division, discovered an error in the frontage, made by "his predecessor, which has necessitated a revision of the assessment, and his Teport to that effect has been approved by the Commissioners. This assessment has heretofore remained as originally made. THE SUNDAY LAW IN WEST WASHINGTON. The Commissioners, in reply to a note from a dealer In 324 street northwest, state that “the ap- plications of yourself and others for a suspension of arrests for selling cigars, &c.,on Sunday, that the matter has received the consideration of the Commissioners, who regard it as beyond their province, especially as the law in the premises was re-enacted by Congress.” AN OLD CASE SETTLED.—This morning, in the Criminal Court, the forfeiture of recognizance in the case of E. H. Dent was stricken out on motion of Mr. Oliver, who stated that in this case, the de- fendant having been convicted, sentence was sus- pended and the defendant was now at sea in the service of the United States. Dent was arrested for the larceny of a horse and buggy; then a hack and horses, and finaliy a locomotive. ——— A Mipstonr Tuer For-ep.—About. midnight last night a black thief attempted to enter the res- faence of Mr. T. C. 8. Buchanan, No, 317 43 street, by climbing into a window from the side alley: ‘The housekeeper heard the noiw2 and contronted the fellow from the window he was striving to Teach. He had piled up some rubbish on which to stand In his attempttoenter. She opened the win- dow, when he cuiled out Are you there?” She replied, “Yes, and Pl shoot you.” He retorted, “And Fil shoot you,” and proceeded to call her names and insuit her. She called for the police, when he escaped a3 fast as his legs would carry: him. — ALLEGED Poticy SHors Rarpep.—This morning Detectives Raff and Block entered a little cake shop on E street, between 12th and 18th streets, and took into custody Thomas Ennis, charged with selling policy, finding him engaged in writing it, and seized his outfit and a little inoney—less than $2. They also took Mary Jane Johnson into cus- toay for renting the house ror that purpose. The cases were continued in the Police Court this this morning made a raid on a small shop on Ohio avenue,between 13% and 14th streets, and captured an alleged policy dealer and his paraphernalia and took them before Judge Snell. gee ESS ‘WILLs FILED.—The last will of Catherine Miller, Med with the register of wills, leaves all her prone erty to her children, Charles’ Howard and Fred- erick William. George and Elizabeth Schwab are named as executors. ...The last will ot Wm. Fes- senden leaves to his wife, Mary D. Fessenden, all his property, and nominates her as executrix.... ‘The will of the late Francts Dalton, fled yester- day, bequeaths $1,500 in United States bonds and What may be due him, and all his property, to Mrs, Martina ©. Porter. jae =e tal ED Tue TRIP oF THE Naric bers of the National Rifles were busy to-day pre- paring for their departure to Cape May. They will teave by the Peansyivania road at 11 o'clock this evening, after parading on Pennsylvania avenue, Two of the members of the Cadet Rifle Corps— Wm. MacRae Walker and Harry W. Smith—have been selected to accompany the organization as markers. —— We have received from Messrs. Tyler & Ruther- ford, No. 1223 F street northwest, a copy of their Real Estate Bulletin for July. It ‘contains much valuable matter In addition toa handsome map of the city, and 1s for general distribution. ee A Surr For Drvorce.—Mr. R. Christy to-day, for Mrs. Alice Chick, fled a petition for a divorce from W.W. Chick, with the right to resume her maiien name of Chamberlain. The charge is de- sertion. Ss W. W. Rorperre & Co.’s semi-annual sale will commence on Monday tiext. See their advertise- ment. ———— Affairs in West Washington. Tue OSLY STREET TO BE IMPROVED IN WEST WASHINGTON.—Work was begun on 30th (Washing- ton) street, trom Q (Stoddard) to R (Road) street, to-day. Tlils Is the only street to be improved this year. A Szyere Hat Srors passed over Lewinsville yesterday, doing much damage to the crops. DEATH.—Mr3. Alice Poore’ Mosely, nee Poore, daughter of Ben: Perley Poore, diee In Newbur; port, Mass., yesterday, of consumption. Suirrixa 'News.—Arrived—Schrs. Jefferson Bor- den, Patterson, Boston; Baylies Wood, Coombs, Alexandria; Hattie D. Kelsey, Randall, Norfolk; Ellas M. Lewis, Philadelphia; Helen H. B. Enedict, Mausan, Washington. Cleared—Ellen Tobin, Rose, Providence; John J. Wood, Hoboken; J. M. Hai ow, Soper, ‘New Haven; A.'T. Cohen, Fisher, Nor- 01 GRarx.—Arrived—Scbr. Lizzie Ragan, from Alex- andria, with 1,000 bushels of wheat. CosDiTioN OF THE WaTER.—Great Falls,very ture bid; recelving and distributing reservoir, clear. See cll eM ‘The people of Arequipa are said to be ripe for revolt on behalt of iglesias and peace, but kept down by the presence of the troops. At daylight on June 3 a strong and somewhat prolonged earthquake was experienced at Callao. At 1:30 the same morning a inuch slighter move- ment was feit In Lima. ‘The Philosopher Slanders His Stomach Because It Rebelied Against Hl- ‘Treatment—People who Dream. Having told the story of that terrible mental struggle in his earlier years, which ended {n his abandoning or thodox in religion, the late Thomas Carlyle ended with these words: “Yes, I was shut up in my room in that way for weeks, eating little, and that at all sorts of odd times, and when I settled the faith question, and came out to the world again, for the first time in my life I was con- scious of possessing such an infernal apparatus asa stomach,” It may be added that during the rest of his long life chronic dyspepsia kept the fact of the exist- ence of his stomach perpetually in the great man’s mind, Disordered digestion and a torbid liver handicap multitudes of people in life's race, They are beaten everywhere. With the liver engorzed with blood and their brain fuddle 1 through lack of nutrition, they pass through the world like them that dream. Thus en- feebdled and fiacid in spirit and body they are the first to fall before the touch of an epidemic, or to yield to any illness. Many a vacant chair in editorial rooms, in business offices and in the studies of literary men tells this tale. Nature's own stimulus for a sluggish circulation of the blood is BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLAS- TER. It stirs the dull organs into activity, relieves them from the poisonous matter which paralyses their powers, and renders life real again, and imparts snap and vigor to the man. Without being harmful, the old“style plasters are always slow, weak and uncertain, but Benson’s Capcine acts quickly and heals at once. When you buy it take notice that the word CAPCINE iscutin the plaster, then psy your 25 cents and take hope. Seabury & Johnson, New Yor! Jest Ovexen NE CASE PURE BENGAL INDIGO BLUE PRINTS, EWEST DESIGNS, 10 CENIS YARD. One case American Lawns, 4 cents. One case Linen Suitinys, 5 cents. English Hernani Dress :‘oods, 10 cents, ‘Remnants of Brussels Carpets, 60 cents, Hemnants of Ingrain Carpets, 2 Seents. Foor Oilcloths, all widths, from 37 cents. 429 Extra guauty of sheeting Cotton, 25 cents, Tabie Linens, 25 cents, 37 cents. Fifty new patterns of Dress Ginghams. Parse $1, eh Sb g030 ge ce Satin Parasols, lied and Spanfeh Lace, $3. Cloth for Boys’ Suits, 25 cents, German Damask T< 1236 centa, All-wool Dress Goods, 25 cents. All-wool Black Cashmeres, 37 cents, India Linen, 125 cents, Satin Stripe Pique, 8 cents, Li 2 . Eee ihrer ase cnte Silks, Satine, ete, OPENING NEW FALL STYLES IN CARPETINGS, co. M TOWSON, 686 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, r le South aide, near 7th street. HE *‘OTTO" GAS ENGINE nolose of tine, no handling of Tusk nad bo athens Tee used extensively for yy and Gj Eine rune with extreme. ooh and smoothness reularity of Soo aha Washibgton Gas Light Co, . aid morning until next Tuesday. Lieut. Austin’s men | LETTER FROM CAPE MAY. The Musical Festival—The Rifles Visit —The BRegatta—Pereonal, Etc. Special Correspondence of the Evenrxa Stan. Care May, July 13, 1888. The great event of the week at the Stockton will bethe third and fourth concerts of the series by the Germanta Orchestra. Those given on Sunday Isst were so beyond the ordinary entertsinments of the kind, that a lively but pleasurable anxlety ig felt to listen again to the magnificant mnsic, selected by Mr. Schmitz from famous masters like Auber, Mendelsshon, Weber, Rossini, Wagner, Haydn, and others of iike genius and name. ‘These concerts were of a grade that would have honored the Academy of Music with two dollars a8 the price of admission, while the distingusped assistance of Mile. Zeliede Luasan, Signor Fer- Tantl/and other, well-known. professionals, gave to the performances a still higher character. ‘The orchestra stepped at once into deserved popu- larity, and when they again enter the pavilion they will meet a still ietaee and equally apprecia- tive audience. Thegrand hop to-night, directed by Prof. Loomis will be preceded and followed by brief concerts by the orchestra, assisted by Simon Has+ler’s celebrated organization, which, by the way, has been increased to thirty pleces: ‘On Sat- urday and Sunday of next week, the 2ist and 221, the first of the great mustcal festivals will be held at the Stockton, and the Island will witness an- other of those triumphs which graced the festi- vals of last year. With its extensions, the pavil- ton will be ample to accommodate an orchestra of over one hundred plecesand achorusof three hun, dred to four hundred volces, while the broad auil- torium and verandas will seat an audience of five thousand people. Music appears tobe not only a favorite enter- tainment this seasen, but ts demanded by the summer visitors, and they will have none but the best. The efforts, therefore, made by Col. Cake to supply this demand for pleasure and entertatn- ment Is heartily commended, and a thousand good wishes for his success ate dally expressed. ‘THE RIFLES VISIT. Sunday morning the Rifles from Washing- ton arrive at Congress Hall for a ten days stay, and their visit, from the pro- gram laid out, will be a continous round of pleas- ure and amusement. Mr. George Crump, who manages Congress, while hts brother presides over the Devon Inn, proposes the Rifles shall haye a good time, and Col. Duffy, of the new Columbia, and Col. Cake, of the Stockton, are of the same mind, for ail these gentlemen have each tendered areception to them, while on Saturday evening a grand ball will be’ given in thelr honor at Con- gress Hall. The reception committee on this occa— sion will consist of Gen. Sewell, Hon. M. Hall Stanton, C. S. Magrath, George Crump, Col. Cake, W. W. Johnson, Col. Duffy, J. R. Wood, Col. Hos- singer and W. & Roose. The floor committee are Messrs. Geo. R. Crump, W. West Dryden, F. D. Rogers, H. S. Avery, jr., J. S. McCartney, Geo. Boyd, G. N. Caleb, Prof. Loomis and Chas. Duffy, Jr.” It will be a very brilliant affair. THE REGATTA, ‘The first regatta of the season came off this morning, a dozen or more of the Cape May yachts entering for the race and prizes, The start was from Sewall’s Point, the course sailed being down the beach frontand around Epps’ buoy and the finish Just off the Stockton. It was a spirited con- fest and attracted large crowds to the plers and beach. As I must mail this now, the names of the winning vessels cannot be given. MRS, LANGTRY. The most notable arrival thus far this season 1s, Mrs. Langtry, the Jersey beauty and goddess of Freddie's devotion. She stops at the Stockton, and is watched with admiring and eritical eyes. She arrived from Atlantic City to-day and remains over Sunday. FOOD FISHING. The Senate sub-committee of the committee on foreign relations are in session here at Congress hall, examining witnesses respecting the damage done to our shore fishing by those engaged in menhaden fishing. Senator Sewell introduced the bill last year, Senate No. 128, to protect food fish from these depredations, and being referred to foreign relations thissub-committee was appointed to examige into the matter and report thereon, ‘They go fom here to Atlantle City and thence to other potuts on the coast. Senators Lapham, chatr- man, with Call and Morgan, are the members present. Col. McDonald, representing the U. 8° fish commission, accompanies them. Charles B. Lapbam 1g secrétary, E. T. Babcock 13 stenogra— posr, and Col. Sneed Sergeant-at-arms, Mr. John Fugh met the committee at the station and es- corted them to the hotel. Assorvrety Pore. RRR 00 ¥ ¥ Rr oo YY & F ERR 0 0 YY AA L EE O09 ¥ gaa § RR 00 aA TL BEB. A K UK It NN ROB AA KK Hi N BBB AA KK oN BO 3 AAA KK II N bb 4 A K KOU ON PPP 00 W W_ WDDD EEE RRR PoPO OWWWWD DE RR Fr 8,3 iti BOB EE es, Pe oo W W DDD KEER R:. 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. Royat Bax- 1No PowpER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ap6 a MARRIED. BARTLETT_HAYDEN. On Jnty 3, 19°3, at West- ern Park, Kansas, by the Rev. Mr. Embleton, GEO, HENDREE BARTLETT, of Washington, 0. G,,-and Miss ESTER ANNA BELL HAYDE. 5 — eee BONSAL. On July 13th, 1883, at No. 1229 Maryland avenue southwest, of diphtheria, at 1:30 p. m., J. SAUNDERS BONSAL, ouly child of William C. and KM. Bonsal, aged six years and two mouths, Services to be held at Friends’ meedng-house, I street, between Eighteent and Nineteenth streeta northwest, atfour o'clock p. m., to-morrow, seventh month, fif- COSTEELER., On July ith, 1889, at 0:45 a. m. ELLEN, infaut daughter of M. B. and Mary A. Cos ler, aged 1 year, 3 months and 15 days. Funeral will take place from parents" residence, No, ‘Massachusetts avenue northwest, on Sunday, at four Clclock p.m. Friends and relatives are invited to at- DAVIS. On Friday, July 13, 1883, at the residence of son-in-law, Otis 1 Fighteenth Bigelow,” 150 street, LUCKETIA JANE, wife of Wm. H. Ds Fuueral from her late residence Sunday, 15th, at 5:30 p.m. Frieuds ot the family are invited to attend. 2 DAVIS. July 13th, 1883, ROSS F., son of B. C. and sand Dain. aged four months, - DUNN On the morning of July the 13th, 1883, at 5 oelock, DENNIS DUN? forty-five years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late reai- dence, No. 205 Seventh street northwest, Sunday, July 16th, at half-past two o'clock p.m. a HERBERT. | Of cholera infantum. on Jnlv 14th, 1883, JAMES LUEWELLYN HERBERT, infant son of Dr. J. W. and Juliet Herbert, aged six months. Funeral from, parents’ residerice, U. 8. Marine B: racks, July 16th, at 3 o'clock p.m. Fricnds are { vi JOHNSON. On Thursday, July 12, 1889, at 10:10 p. wit INEZ, daughter of Henry aud’ the iate ‘Marthe “Funeral from Mount Vernon M. £. Chureb, Sunday, at four o'clock p. m. by 1883, Mrs, KEEFE. (n the morning of July 1: MARY KEEFE, in the elchty-fifth year of her age. Interred at Mt, Ohvet @.metery. - RE(THLEY. On Friday, July, 13th, 1883, SADI only. jer ef John and Charlotte Kethiey, aged years aud 9 months, ‘This Iittle dower bloomed at morn, Bat folded its leaves at e'ven; Tt fell on earth us ail things fall, ‘That it may b.oom in Heaven. Funeral will take plac: from parents * residence, 1103 Eleventh street southeast, on Sunday afternoon &¢ 3:30 o'clock. POTTER. On Friday, July 13th, 1863, after an ill- pees of two months of paralysis, Mies ANN POTTER, in the seventy-eluhth year of her age. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her bromer in-law. Wiliam Johnson, 1648 Valley” strcet Georgetown, Sunday morning, Juiy 15th, at 10 o'clock. [Alexundria pavers please copy. 5 RAMSEY. On the morning of July 14th. 1883, after Mes. ISABELLA M. RAMSEY, beloved wife of W. R. Ranisey, in the thirty-fourth year of her awe. Notice of funeral in Sunday and morning papers of ‘Monaay. iz TTENTION! 1233 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Having thoroughly repaired and enlazged my Bak: at my old stand, 1233 Massachusetts avenue northw Tam prepared to furnish the best qualities ot BREADS, PIES, CAKES, MARYLAND BISCUITS AND CONFECTIONERIES OF ALL KINDS, Fine MILE BREAD a Specialty. Sy13-2t JOHN L. KAISER, Renvcep Paces IN Duy Goons. TEN PER OENT OFF ALL THE STOCK, ‘We make the above reduction to increase our cash sales, Every article included—nothing reserved or excepted—making it the cheapest stock in the city. BLACK SILK GRENADINES, S8ATINS, GING- HAMS, ALL FINE WOOLENS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, LACES in every style, shape, and quality from finest to cheapest. PARASOLS and 8UN UM- BRELLAS, slwaye reasonable in price, with discount off, make them very, very cheap. An examination of the stock and prices will convince you that we have not overstated the matter. JOHN T. MITCHELL, + $22 981 Pennsylvania avenue, JAKE (CE rritise ELPHONZO YOUNGS iow ted at B06 ” litt “oppoaite Daly Grtic Oller = mF W. W. BURDBTTE & CO. ‘Will begin their GR¥A'P SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF DRY GOODS, CARPETINGS, MATTINGS and OIL CLOTHS on MONDAYS, the 1€¢h inst. Our entire stock will be sold lesss than the nsual price, and a great portion of ft will bg sold less than cost. FORTY-FIVE HUN@RED“DOLLARS' WORTH OF BEMNANTS, ODDS iAND-BNDS OF EVERY DE- SCRIPTION will be sold far below real value, including REMNANTS OF SILKS, SATINS and VELVETS, BLACK GOODS, WHITE GOODS, LAWNS, GING- HAMS and CALICOES, IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT ‘We have many choice fabrica suitable for FALL WEAR, which will be sold at prime cost. We have space only to mention a few specialties: 5,000 yardsof FRENCH FOULE, in medium and dark colors, 42 inches wide, 450, “ One case of double width BLUE SUITING FLAN- NELS, 50c. per yard. 800 yards ALL-WOOL DBBAGE, léc., reduced from 25e. 1,500 yards of HALF-WOOL DEBAGE, 8., reduced from 15e, SILK DEPARTMENT. Onur stock of SILKS comprise all the most attractive brands, suchas MONOPOLY, GUINET and BONNET, allof which will be sold at reduced prices.g BLACK GROS-GRAIN at 60c., 75c., 85c., $1, and up to the finest quality. Sp-cial barzaina in BLACK SATIN RHADAMES, 95c., usual price $1.25. Persons desiring Silka for the FALL WEAR can save from 15 to 25 per cent by purchasing now. . ALSO, Fist-colored Lawns, 4%c.; Good Calicoes, 43¥c.; the Best Calicoes, 6c. ; the Best Pacific Lawns, 10c, French Batiste, 18c.; French Satteens, 25c. ; Best French Ginghams, beautiful styies, 180, ALSO, HOSIERY AND. GLOVES, 150 dozen MISSES’ SOLID COLORED HOSE, Navy Blue and Cardinal, full regular made, 25c., worth 8730. 100 dozen LADIES? SOLID COLORS, 87c., worth 50c. MEN'S COLORED HALF HOSE, 26:., usual priee 87e. LISLE THREAD GLOVES and SILK MITTS at coat. CARPETINGS. On our second and third floors will be found— The best TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 90c. Good TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 75c. LOWELL and HARTFORD INGRAINS, T5c. Good INGRAINS, 40 and 5c. MAITINGS, from 12}. up, the finest quality. This great sale to continue until the 15th of August only, Terms cash. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., Nos. 928 SEVENTH STREET AND 706 K N. dyl4-3t Ib Is A FACT THAT THOUSANDS OF OUR BUSINESS MEN GO TO THEIR OEFICES IN THE MORNING AFTER AN UNEASY SIGHT, OR A LATE DINNER, FEEL- ING DULL AND ALL OUT OF SORTS. THIS IS ENTIRELY UNNECESSARY, FOR A SINGLE DOSE OF THAT SPARKLING FOAMING SPECIFIC, TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT, TAKEN BE- FORE BREA ST, WILL IMMEDIATELY DISs- PEL ALL F) NGS OF HEAVIN: REMOVE GENTLY BUT SURELY 1 HE CAUSE, ANDQUICKEN INTO HEALTHY AC(ION EVERY FIBER OF THE SYSTEM. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, jy7 ee CITY ITEMS. Maud Muller and the Apples. Maud Muller stood one summer day, Quietly raking the new-mown bay. In the apple orchard, plain to be seen, ‘Was plenty of fruit, both hard and green, Rashly she ate green apples, till she ‘Was doubled up like the letter V. With pain in her stomach and tears In her eye, Maud Muller thought she would surely die. But soon came an end of her woeful grier, For Pain KILLer brought her sweet reilef, A Summer Suit for $1.50. Coat 50c., pantaloons, $1. Trade dollars taken at par, but no change given. Gro. C. Hexxtxo, 410 7th street, How To Stop Swearing. Keep your lips firmly closed when you find your- self attacked by bed bugs, or when you see an ariny Of roaches charging across the walls and floors, and use Hunt's Insect Powder. It kills every time. Price 2 cents, For sale by all drug- gis The Best Cure for diseases of the nerves, brain and muscles, is Brown's Iron Bitters. MARION, Mass.—Dr. N. S. Ruggles says: “I rec- ommend Brown's Iron Bitters asa valued tonic for enriching the bloo! and removing all dyspep- Uc symptoms, It does not hurt the teeth.” HUNTSVILLE, ALA—Dr. J. T. Ridley says: “Brown’s Iron Bitters isa good appetizer and merits attention from sufferers.” A Good Artificial Food, flesh and heat producing, with a proper degree of mineral elements, s found in Mellin’s Food. Mo- thers wishing robust infants should not fall to test this article, which 1s highly lauded by leadin physiclans as the best substitute ever offered. All druggists have it. Good Cigars at Low Prices. Send for 0. B, C. Sixes—long Havana filler—4a hundred. T.A.Otterdinger, manut., 910 ¥ st. Wu, ths," Lundborg’s Perfumes, Edenia, and Marechal Niel Rose, Premature Loss of the Hair may be entirely prevented by the use of Burnett’s Cocoatne, THE superiority of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts consists in their pericct purity and strength. We Will Not Advise Our Readers to take a flask with them when they go fishing, but we certainly think it prudent for all house- keepers to provide a bottle or two of Hunt’s Insect Powder as a safeguard against insect and house vermin. Price 2 cts. Sold by all druggists. eo One of the Easiest Things to Do in the world 1s to growl, but somehow we don’t blame people for growllng when they find their bed and houses overrun with insects. Hunt's In- sect Powder will exterminate them. For sale by all druggists. Price 2% cents, A Nourishing Wine for Hot Weather. Old and infirm persons need some mild tonic or gentle stimulant, especially at this season. The Wine made at Spécr's Mount Prospect vineyards, in New Jerzey, called Speer’s Port, Grape Wine, 1s used at Dresden, Vienna, and other parts of Eu- rope as the best ‘wine known for benefitting the human system, and 1s regarded as pure and ve Popular among phystctans. It 1s especially beneti- lal for females and Od people.—St. Louts Repud- ican, o Milwaukee Heer, 5c, a stovepipe—drawn from twood. Ae KNIGHT, 1732 Penna. avenue. The Safest Way, ‘The safest and surest way to restore the youth- ful color of the hair is furnished by Parker’s Hair Balsam, whicn is deservedly popular from its superior cleanliness. wood Advice. Nearly all the ills that afflict us can be re vented and cured by Reeping the stomach, ilver and kidneys in perfect working order. There is no medicine known that will do as surely as Parker's Ginger Tonic. Bicyc! Base ball and boxing. shirts, ail styles, colors and sizes, for men and boys, from 50c. up to $4.50 aptece. Special rates to clubs, Samples free, at Auerbach’s, cor, 7tn and H streets. On Thirty Day Trial. ‘The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated’ Electro-Voltaic ’ Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men oung or old) who are afflicted with nervous lebility, lost vitality and kindred troubica, guar- anteeing speedy and eomplete restoration of health and manly vigor, Address as above. N.B—NO risk 1s‘ incurred, as thirty days’ trial is al- lowaL we Catarrh of th tder. canging irritation, inflammation, all Ktaney and Finary Complatiits, cured by “Buehu-patba. * Milwaukee Beer, Se, a schooner—drawn from wood. CI ‘Kn1G8T, 1782 Penna. avenue “Alderne Wi Sd Fresh Alderney Putter, churned every m and deltvered in _3-1b. “Ward” prints, ac. per 1D. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, Se. pergt. Cream, tic, pint. LOW SHO®S AT CO A good pair of Ladies’ Tce Slippers for $1. Ladies’ *‘solid Comfort” Bot $3, ‘Onildren’s Spring Heels 75, $1, $1.95. $1.50 up, at "2 fhoe st 4y13-1m, es nee EE tect, EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. SATURDAY. JULY | } | SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. AUCTION SALES. Hore Kaarensxn, tion 9,000 Feet, MOUNTAIN NoW OPEN.” ‘The Largest and Most # lat Mountain Hotel in the Por Keates raroce en eae oe Hotel Kastorskill, and is acceesibie via Kondout, by the New York Central and Hudson River rail ipamboate and by the New York, West Shore and falo rail in via Pennsylvania and via Ssxot at Jersey City. Weat Shore roads leaving Broad Street Station, Phila- ‘2. m., arrives at Hotel Kaaterskill at 6 ia arrives at de.zhle, af -m ; the 1:20 p. m. train from Phiiadel Bec ee pect telewraph connections with the principal E. A. GILLETT, ‘Exchanges, Post Office, Greene county, New York. and ‘Buf- Caeweon, leaving Penneyivanis railroad ‘Address Kasterskill dyl4-tu, th, sat Pisey Por Hores, J. P. HORBACH & CO, foal Newly furnished throughout. New and commodious bath houses. Steamers Excelsior and Leary leave Washi and Norfolk daily with U. 8. mail and pasecugers Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Crabe. For particulars address Hotel. 3y13-1m FePzKoM Howse, BRIGANTINE BEACH, X. J. It is two and a-half miles north of Atlantic City, and Dussengere to tao fnicCwlnere a boat sweatta thom wi a ‘a boat awaits them Pane direct to the house. it is near the bosch, with fine bathing as can be found at any resort. ‘Nrarby are the summer residences ot Hon. Alfred C. pif er and other prominent men. In the immediate Fisinity of the house will be found good wunmung and ard ‘Jenihs, $10 to $12 per wock. Washington morning trains connect in Philadelphia and Atlantic city. Dally mail. Gyll-im) REtD & SMITH, Proprietors. OARDERS WILL BE TAKEN AT POWELLT ‘a beautiful location, commanding an ex- fended ‘view ‘of the Blue Iudge. Air vers healthy, and beautiful woodsaround the house. 2. Terms $20 and 325 per month. Address i HOMAS PARSON, Paxson, Londoun county, Va. $v10-6t ‘AGE, NEAR OAKLAND, MD. A no dust, 60 aores of lawn and the. fin ing in the mountains. For particulars dress” Bim. JaMeS P Lewis. Leap ‘Oakland, or J. P. LEWIS, P. 0. dept., 1534 Istreet.3y9-iin* ATASTIC crTy, X. 3, HOUSE, Mass. ave., near Pacific. Fine ocean view; terms reasonable. E. N. COX. jy6-1m y Passengersforthe ~~ New Yous axp New Exouaxn Ran BoaD, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT DESERT, POLAND SPRINGS, RANGELY axp MOOSEHEAD LAKES, And all other New Engiand Resorts, should bear in mind ‘that the ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN WASHINGTON axp BOSTON mvt ‘Penn. R: R. Transfer Steamer Maryland, N.Y., N.H- & H.-and New York & New England B.R. Solid trains of first-class Passenger Coaches and the finest of PULLMAN'S celebrated Sleeping Cars are run on this line. No OMNIBUS TRANSFER ‘hrough New York City. NO DELAYS caused by the transfor of Baggage through New York City. Regularand Tourist's Tickets on sale at Pon. RR. Offices. Be sure they read via NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND k. R. 8. M. FELTON, Jn. General Mi : a-mwkee Need WHIIE SULPHUR SPRINGS: HOLEL, COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT, GREENBRIER CO., W.VA. Wri! June 15th. The most celebrated re- sort in the south. Climate cool and delicht- ful, Waters wouderful in their therapeutic ef fects, Terme: $3.50 per day, $.1 per week. al $75 per month. Circulars describing hygienic advan- taxes furnished on application. Jeld-1u, ws, 26t PHOEBUS, Lessee. HE NEW LANCASTER HOUSE (WHIT Nountsins)-—“Room for 150 wueste; gas, electric bells, ali modern improvements.” Ev- erything new. The most complete Hotel and The tiest town in the Granite state. Rooms may be secured At rates as low as 1s consistent with good fare. For circulars and terme addrees Je2-law6w A. ©. KENDALL, Gen. Pass. Agent. CHE AGAR SRO Se | Gen PM 20, uw subd with these two ‘build safle pat ofthe mubdyion wil bs chown at ala, Anstallmenta, at aix, twelve atid cighteen ‘mouths {Ome Recta hosse and a resoryed ies on the anger ae . A deposit of $100 required ou each pice at male” Cone H yeyancing and Lape | at purchaser's cost. If the be not comp itt a reserve the right to soll the prow ff the purchaser's rivk and cost, aiter three days’ L0Ue@ in “Eke Evening Star" newensyes: a JOHN FL HANNA, Re eer CHARLES W. HANDY, | zee e of STREETS SOpTHE si haved SDAY, ULY SE ‘TEENTH, at OCK P.M. T shall offer for sale, od front of the premises, part of Lot §, in Square vo. Terms day of Jyl4-dkds THOS, F. WAGGAMAN, Auct. — B. WAGGAMAN, amu IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING EENTH STREET, BETWEEN G AND ASTREETS NORTHWEST. On MONDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M:. Tshall offer tor sale, in front of the vremies, Lots Gand W, in square 214i, in Droved by alanze school building. : Oy OF a TOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Syl2-akae ” a — For Other Auctions month Pac Emory, street; Low open, ion of guests, Terms 1 oderate. Mrs. L. J. SLETL 3¥10-co2W* COXGRESS. HALL, OCEAN CITY, WORCESTER JCo., Md., opens June 20th. Newly fur- in every particular; elegant wunuing, ete. We Be ie Je9-s, tu, th fishing, CYESEILL MOUNTAINS, SUNNY SLOPE HOUSE, Palenvilie.—On Kaateralill Crock, at en: trance toCloye, Three miles from the Kaster- skill and Hains Falls. Terms $10 per week. P. H. SCRIBNER, Palenville, Greene co., N. TLANTIC CITY, N.J.—BRADY HOUSE, Arkansas avenué.—A handsome summer 9/4 it lowest rates. i airy rooms, god pure water, swings, &c. JAMES BRADY, Bo: END OF CON-g, nie City. éy ee ake, tartar E, AILANTIC CITY, N. J. : 2 ied ~~ ear. 5 ms an Sea- water Baths in the house. c Gas, nd all the convenicnoce of a hret-clase hotel: Sik Ocean -iew; coach to meet traing, jel-Au 3.1. BRYANT. ‘Mixa P.O. Box 380. WAVERLY How SBURY PARK, N, J, VICTORIA, dium-sized private family hotel, near the. a jurf bathing uneurpagsed; fighted by ; hair mattresses; table” excelient; terms, moderate. OTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, first *eason July 7th, 1883. Direct) le beach, elegantly, furnished strict! class. Terie, $3. on, and $4.50. FRANK H., HILDRETH, Proprietor. SHLAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC CIT corner of Pennsylvania and Atiautic » Dues. One of the best locations in the city. F/% summer and winter. os ‘The house has been thorough'y renovated ished; awnings to every window; pure the tavle will not te ex elled by any in the ‘ms yery reasonable for first-class accom- nod hreo minutes’ walk from both railway stations. Je23-60 WARNER & PENDER, Proprietors. Wee: GROVE, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA,, on Valley branch B. & O. id; rail road station in sight; daily mail—morning and’ evening. Come and breathe mountain air free, from malaria and mosquitoes; taste vegetables freal from the soil, untransported; chickens, butter, cream, milk aad exgs. With buoyancy thus renewed,’ walk on the lawns, climb the moss-covered rocks along the creek, unter the oake, around ‘he Big Spring, or on the river T= GETTYSEURG SPRINGS, * Gerryanvns, Pa, WILL BE OPEN JUNE lari. The “AGL” in town, ree ntly enlarged, will ano accommodate boarders, Trains fro on con= pect with W Md... HJ. & H&G epot, for Gettysburg. For fart terms send for descriptive circular. ‘A. YINGLING, Proprietor, my28-3m Gettysburg.’ Pa. CABIN JOHN BRIDGE HOTEL (P.O. Montgomery county, Md.); seven miles) from Washington on Conduit road: the finest si drive from city :proprieties strietiy enforced ;LARGEST ‘OKLD on adjoining grounds, STONE ARCH INTHE my4-4in OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, WEST ‘@., rebuitand newly furnished rooms. No malaria or mosquitoes. Table board u : surpassed. ‘Terms, $6 to $7.50 per week, ac- ng tolecation of pooma Special terms for fauuitios. D . Be UNE 10th, 1883, LOVETT, Pro- TORR. my26-2n STFOKD HALT, OXFORD. MD. SAMUEL NORRIS, Proprictor. ‘is pupnlar Marslind Resort will open on the 12th June, 1883, for the accommodation of guests. ‘Terms moderate. Je23-1m. SUMMER Ri Ove Pe: HTY MiLES banks under the eyesmores and willows. Try fishing, down ‘the river; fine fishing, ‘oystering, Dathing and Boating in the rive: pins, croquet, | crabbing and bathing. Open JUNE 20rm on the banks. Address Mrs. D, P, McGINNTS, | Terms, $1.50 per day. B: J. Col Willow Grove, Shenandoxh county, Va. jy2 2w” | prictor, Milestown P. 0., St. Mat IVER VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD. THE most delightfu' -umnier Kesort in'the state. Salt Hater Bathing, boating end Aching. Situs tion within 106 yards of the beach and steam-/ boat landings. “Beau‘ifui level roads for driv- Ju. ing. Photograph of the hotel and clreulars can Te Hu of Dr. Wm. P. Young, real estate broker, 1420 \ew York avenue, CLARENCE PETERS, Prop, 3¢26-1m. APE MAY, N. J_, “ST. ALBANS,” Opposite the New Columbia. “ Strictly; ficst-clase, Addiess Je!2-1m MRS. McCLELLAND. Je OTOMAG HOTEL, ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND, MD. = WILL OPEN JUNE 25. Terms: $1.50 per day, $9 per week, and $30, PEE Mouth. “Special arrangements for fami- lies. Steamers Geore Leary and Excelsior gf met at Piney Point whart. Good sailing and Bathing. All boats free, Address R. J. ADAMS & BRO! Piney Point, St. Mary's county, Ma. References: Schmeitie & Br s., 707 7th st. n. w.; A, J. Donaldson, Government Printing Office. _je20-1m* FSQUrer war © SULPHUR SPRINGS, Fauquier county, Va., 56 miles from Washington. Morning and evening trains via Virginia, Midland railroad, All the modern improve- ments throughout, inciuding hot and cold, baths, closets on each floor, electric bella, gas, ‘The social features of the Fauquier Springs possess the attrac ions of metropolitan life, owing to the proximity to Washington and Baltimore. “For information, terms, &c,, address F. TE & do. 3e20-1m At the Sprit (oxaness CAPE MAY. Unequaled location, substantial building, iB: new furniture, prompt and attentive service, * elevator, electric bells, electric lights, drat Se are eS are Maran H. J. & G. R. CRUMP, Of Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, and Devon Inn, Devon, Pa. Opens JUNE 30rx, Je18-2m TON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. New York avenue, one square froin’ depots di and in full view of ocean, First-claes tn all appointments. Ww ae for special rates for families and permanent arders, Mark baggage ‘*Hotel Arlington,” aelivered free, _Jel6-Im* IMLAY & STEWART, Proprietors, simp STATES HOTEL. « The 1 in Atantic City, N.3. Now Sige open f¢ ‘season of ' = ae BENJ. H. BROWN JAS. P. SCOTT, Manager. _ jel8-dtaug6&eodi6t._ GPRAY VIEW, OCEAN GROVE, N. 3.. DItt CY facing the ocean and lake. Superior four- story hotel, with verandas on three fronts. Bi: Perfect drafnage and ventilation. Large and Jae iry rooms. Accommodation for'200, Box 2,0: re airy 5 JOSEPH WHITE.’ Jel2. ye POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, Is Reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA, Fast Express Trains, with Parlor cars at- tached are run during the season at convent. ent hours, and. passengers will find on thelr, arrival at the New Broad Street Station, Phi ry Union ‘Transfer Coaches aad Horec Cars ready t transfer direct tothe station of the West Jersey rail- Toad, at the foot of Market street. For through tickets, baggae checks, and full infor- mation, apply as follows: Northeast corner 13th street and Feunsylvania avenue station, Baltimore and Poto- CHAS, E. PUGH, Gen’l Manager. 49-taul5__J. R. WOOD, Gen'l Passenger Agent. Artayrio Crry, E ‘Trat THROUGH withous Les Stops IN NINELY MINUTES s vu AMDEN & ATLANTIC! WEST JERSEY a RAILROAD, RAILROAD, FROM, FROM Station foot of Vine street.|Station foot of Market st. Paseengers from Washington will take the through trains of the Baitimore and Potomac raliroed to Pha, delphiaand arrive at the new Broad-street station of the Pennsylvania railroad. where the street cars will convey paseenvers direct to the West Jersey railroad station, and Union traxsfer coaches connect direct ty the station of tho Camden and Atlsntic railroad. For through tickets, bazyaye checks, ald full inform, ation apply as follows: Northwest corner 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue, station Baltimore and Poto- mac railroad, CHAS. E. PUGH, J. R. WOOD, Gen. ‘Passenger Agent. Je7-tal5 \OBB'S ISLAND, VA., THE ONLY SEA- nueeele cane channel and shark fishing and suips shooting. ;_Resatitar ea Yahi Oy ounce Cher tone every Monday, Wednesday and iday. eee ene ee orl Pare ‘Addness J.T. SPADY. PA eich nyis-an QPERS TUESDAY, JUNE late. ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Great North Mountain, ‘Near Winchester, Va., tion of = number of guests. @ining-room has also en’ new patent closets have been provided, ‘the are perfect. tote Pnetats an oranda = of the best fruit a ed ‘accommodations A Jel. A. 8, PRATT, Proprietor. A quiet home for the ‘mosqi No: Hees i SS HALL, ce SARATOGA SPRING3, OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE 16ru. RATES $3.50 AND $4 PER DAY. 4e6-2m CLEMENT & COX. Proprietors. EAS(DF HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD., WILL oven June 23d; terms, $2 per day, $8 to $1 per week: it is reached via. F &B. . EXMONT HOU: ‘Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, Atlantic City, N- d." Ocaan view from every P/°) From, The houre wil be kept open all the Year. daca c For particulare udaress Mrs. ROBT. BLACK. my30-3in ONG BRANCH-GRANBY COTTAGE, FIFTH north Hotel Brichton, Ocean avenue, First-class accommodations. 2: Jel5-im* ‘Mus. H, BROWN. W ATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa. Open with increased attractions. Rupsing water in chambers from springs. 99 @taiuaxe pertect: free from malaria, moequ- dei toes and flies. Three hours and s half from Philadelphia by Pennsylvania KR. R. L. W. BRODHEAD. je23-1m" rps “BRicHTos,” ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAk. HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, Address my9-3mo F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. IREMONT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, NEAR THE beach. Larxe, shady grounds; swings, : 2 croquet, lawn tennis: good place for familt Heatonaberates. CHAS. LE NOY WHEEL, Et Proprietor. = oy My i TROPQLITAN CORNER OF ATTA’ - ic an ay tlant'c City, near! warm bathe. Camden and Atlante trainé slop Act atthe door. Terms moderate. J. A. MOOLEES, jel-2m Proprietor. W idS08 COLLEGE RESORT. SHADE, MOUN- uh Springs, Bat lorses, Hunting. Fishing, excellent Table. “Circulate at Bre tano’s, 1015 Fenn. Ave., or address A. M. JELLY, New Windsor, Md. my15-3m APE MAY, N. J.—CARROLL “VILLA,” JACK- son street, ne equare from the beach; new, and beautifully furnished. Opens June Ist. (dress Mrs. J. A. MYERS P.O. 2 my28-2m RAND VILLA HOTEL, OCEAN END OF CONNECTICUT AVENUE, ATLANTIC CIT N.J. An entirely new house, elecantly furnished, bells, ges, &c. Full ocean view. First~' class in guery Rexbect. (Open all the year. bar. Wai. J. LOVE, P. 0. Box 452, my30-2m HoT azzion, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. The most clecantly furnished and best ap- Pointed hotel in Atlantic City. ‘OPEN JUNE g0rw, $e15-2m LENTZ & SIEGKIST, Proprietors. ee sunset avenue an: = ASBURY PAKK, N.J. = iB zs First-class. Gas, Electric Bells and Telerfune. Box 640. el2-2m} K. GATE. AT !STIC CITY, N. 3. FAMILY HOTFL. THE COLONNADE. i Eurnished, with all the modern improvements. MRS, C. A. RINES, my21-2m Formerly of Washington, D, C.) EASON 1883, “DOUGLASS HOUs! REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, Set tei rte" ah aS my22-3m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. Je a Pamphlets at Star office, ie E.c. ee THE SHELBURNE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., ‘Is pleasantly situated on Michigan avenue, y Zantsfrom the Peach, with unobstructed ocean front and rea breezes, is now open. (ress, my9-3m_ EDWIN ROBERTS. 'T. CHARLES—OCEAN END OF DELA- ware avende, Abantic City, (S.J. atone a ep SE Ocean. JONAH Wi Proprietor. ‘OOTTON, nk UNDERTAKERS. RTHUR ROONEY & CO., UNDERTAKERS AND A EMBALMEHS.— Calle auiwered, night or day, from je22 ARTHUR ROONEY, JAMES BELLEW. “B UOHL Y's" UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT. 922 Pexxsrivanta AvENUE N.W- (Formerly 912 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.) “Everything first-class and reasonable.’ Release ‘RED. SPIN! . det. Mand Nn.w. Fesbenranea toss 10 n.' a dene oe ee a ee ge pee Ua Snare aE ee 31 Ee Oem Seat oes ae id Btand, No, 619 D street between Cth and De By Motoby mau promyty atiended ba Bax Canntaces. Bax Cannrces, Rattan Raby Carriages, $10. tan Baby Carriawes, 10. ttan Baby Carriages, 10. ‘Rattan Baby Carriages, 10, Either wigh Canopy or Parasol Top, Rattan Buby Carriagos, $12.59, Kattan Baby Carriages, 12.50 Rattan baby Garring’s 42:50 tan Baby Carriagem, 12.60: With Canony or Pararol Top. All’ Can rateut Sun Shade Attachment . Rattan Raby Carriages, $1 Rattan Baby Carriage, 1 Rattan Baby Carriages, 1 Rattan Baby Carriages, 15. Beautifully finished with raw silk lining and Sik Pluck Slat Beby Carriages, $10, Slat Baby Carriaces, 10. Slat Baby Carriaes, 10, Slat Baby Carriages, 10, All our Carriages aro of the best make, have Axles, bright springs and ustucal woo ar. We also have a few Carriages which wo atd6, $7 and gs. ” =e ee Our $10 Baby Carriage beate the world, SILVERBERG'S, 312 7th and 313 8th streets northwest, uare Irom TULng 339 Near Pennsylvania avenne, : —~ Secvarry Frou Loss By Bonetany, ROBBERY, FLUE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, of Washington, In ite own building, Consen 15TH Stnerr axp New Yore Avr. Perpetual Charter Act of Congress January 224, 1867, Capital, sein $200,000 es, inside its Fire and Burglar Proof Vaults, at prices varying from $5 to $60 per your, according to size and location. Rooms aud Desks ad- Joining Vaults, provided for Safe-renters. « VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT. TIME-LOCK. SECURITIES AND VALUABLES of every descrip- tion. inciuaing BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE, JEW- ELRY, DEEDS, &c., taken for SAFE-KEEPING, on SPECIAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Kates, BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. CHARLES C. GLOVER, of Riggs & Co., Vice Preaident JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer, ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. C. 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