Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1883, Page 4

FIONDAY. THE EVESING STAR. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE Crey SIGNAL OFFICER, Wastuxetox, D.C., July 16, 1833, 9:30 a mf For the middle Atlantic states, rising followed By failing barometer, stationary or slight rise in temperature, westerly Winds, fair weather. SPECIAL PULLETIN—FAIR WEATHER TO-MORROW. ‘The roliowing special temperatures were reported at 7 a.m.: Eastport. 54°; Moatreal, 68°; Queb*c, ee Mt Washington, 49°; Cleveland, 69°; Duluth, 585; St! Paul, €6°; Denver, an Franci-co, Washi ¥ fale weather will prev 2 |, Souther portions of the middie Atlantle and south Atiantic stat New Cream Di Fu town. tty, Cochran: Ss Ice CReam shipped anywhere out of New Sik Bolt AT CLOSING SALE OF SUM: that cost $ for § or &: it cost $3 for $2 fae All of our cost. Some wo: Hes’ and mnisses’ slippers at actual etal bargains Ca ne’s, Uptown. from a manu’aecturer, at halt Young's, Brie: Hanr’s Roach Powder ts the best. N» poison. fitted, Hempler's 453 Pa. ave. Uptowa, Coch- Fack and ey est; New Parasols, Marked down | Fane’s. P. Mien, elect-d last Thursday, ts un that has been elected to Metropolitan Mu: of Art Dz. Miller, who ts 37 yeors old, fs nf universtty, in this eity: as s'x Unteorns ts tha at Cochrane's. shirt order Uptow: TAR BENEFICIA pwing Obie. ese, VIC Tur Loxe ASSOCIATION has d the fo! 1. x it A. O'Brien, ‘ster, fuanctal ¥, Weasurer; Jub. Kooy seeretar: New ™ ncinents, Ac., To-nigh eHooL.—Gentlemen 2239 to 10 p.m. ‘THeateR Cosmgue.—Varictles. ort Ad Locals. iil be lighted at 7:50 p.m. and a.m. nt by mall, post patd, to those ¥ ¢ the summer for any length ne address changed as often as de- scription, fiity cents per month, Post TIVELY IN ADVANCE. Ine of the provisional committee of the American national held at Cian-na- delegates from the aMiliation of ective bodies to the league. L. Mills and Win. Wagner, of the Cap- gun club of this city, have retn at Warin Springs majority of the priz om? Wires on the rout of the during the thunder and, deseending into melted the lightning ers, burned the switchboant ¥ of nearly two nurs ou the zh the ofies. An ‘truck, but the engines did not nd th nine-year-old boy, while play- building, on R_ street, F Was fined $10 or 30 days by Judge : assaniting Jas. Geary. tered youth, named Chas. Cooper, was be- stnorning fol nt, nemed Jno. Gatt He Work-e im he sulik-€ me with a ‘A fine of $5 or s*ven days Was Imposed. | ap doctor ts needed on B street, between streets southwest. Mr. James E. Padgett, the proseeuting attorney for the District cas: the Polfce Court, has re- | ceived a leave of nee for one month. Mr. | rin Forrest took charge this morning, and will e during the absence of the prosecutor. bert MeDantel, cotored,was charged by Prose Attorney Moore, > Polic@ Court, this and selling bottles that had the brand of a firm on them, and whitch were not to be The cas went over till the proper pa- pers can be made out. Me ts charged wit 30 bot- Ues, and the penalty is 50 cents per bottle. Alerculean colored man, named Lucius Bur- gl od $10 by Judge ‘lt to-day for ulting -his wife, Who stated that he dug With another woman, and when m he knocked her down and left Was prone she followed lead, Robinson and Charles W. Skenk were ch by Judge Suell tls moralng for Nght- ing on the =treet. Harrivou Jones was charged before Judze Snell today with writ icy. The case went over Gi) tue 17th inst. on olateral Cee Point to-morrow "Sat 9 2. m. eit —The fourth moon- he Young n church ss, No. 2, of U to-morrow on the W coran. Hatt—The Caledonia Club will give ; ht excursion to Marshall Hall r Mary Washington. € fatal a Will be a Council, nadab, mat, to-morrow. been made to accommodate the trends of the 1 al grand ptente of the Ct: at Suen experience and «1 man will coutrib- ew ling, ntraL Major W wn ability Henry Butler, a tall cot- ored main, Whose Tace is familiar in’ the Polite Court, Whs there agaia this morning, change ng a co.ored girl named Mary Keily, a tub of Water ou her. He showed ¢ by asking the court to separate the Witnesses while they were testifying. The court tok! him b most too technical about small matte "aSSED Away.—Dr. John a Dri flues, died at nis residence, 2129 14th ‘street_uorthwest, on Tuesday evening, the 11th inst., aged 78 years. Dr. Hunter was bora in Fuurfox, V3., in 1506, He studied medicine under his dist nguished relative, Prof. Chapman, of Phll- adeiphia, and was a classmate of the late Dr. Jas. ©. Holl, of thiscity. After graduating, having a distaste for the profession, he entered government service, and was tor twenty-five years in the Post Office Gepurtin-nt tn the Postmaster. General's Oflice. ‘The 9th-street church will | tion names, jor enough names hia’ hee te war, and upto the tme of hig | ede Pendant are mintature cat-tal John W. Starr's Estate. AN UNEXPECTED CLAIMANT TURNS UP IN THE PERSON OF MOLLIE TURNER, WHO CLAIMS TO BE A SISTER CF THE DECEASED—THE PROVISIONS OF THE WILL AND THS GROUNDS ON WHICH THE CONTEST IS MADE— WHY THE CLAIMANT KEPT MRK RELATION-MIP SECRET DUKING STARR'S LIFE—SOME FRAGMENTS OF THE FAMILY BISTORY. Ia the matter of the will of the late John W. Starr, who died at the Riggs House on the 11th of | June, the Probate Court on Friday last made on order admitting the will to probate, and directing | that loiters testamentary be fssued to the widow, Sarah M. Starr, on bond of £16,000, double the | amount of personal property, which she states he |let. Mrs. Starr was Miss Sarah M. France, of jadelphia, who married him a short time aiter 1 obtiined a divorce froin his first wife, j and she had a son who dled an infant In Mc's. Starr’s petition for letters she stated that Mr. Starr left no relatives but a stepmother. This was filed by Messrs. Hagner & Maddox a after the funcral. The will propounde 2 e 25ciy, 1881, and left bis prop to Mrs. Ellen Starr, of St. Agnes’ hospital. Baiti- ore. A nutber of hotes amounting to $5,000, and est of his property to his wife. THE CLAIMANT AVPEARS. When the case came up in the Probate Court | Friday Mollle Turner, who claimet to be a sist-r | of deceased, was present, and formal notice was }g! at she and other heirs would contest the widow's claim. It appears that the father of Mr. Starr was twice married, and that there 1s living a half sister of Molife Turner in Maryland. His | Second wife was Mrs. Ellen Starr, now living in Baltimore, the mother of Molile Turner and ‘the deceased (John W. Starr). Mrs, Starr (the elder) appeared here the next-day atter the funeral, but Airs. J. W. Starr refused to’ see her when she'seut her card to her at the Riggs house, and she there- upon returned to Baltimore. Mr. it. 8. Davis rep- resents Molile Turner as heir, an’ Mr. L.G. Hine Mrs. Elien Starr, the mother. ‘The deceased left between $40,000 and $55,000 worth of real estate. THE CLAIMS. The alleged heirs clatia that the widow only gets a Ife estate in the real property, as the words of the will are “all the rest and remaining property | to my wite.” ‘They claim this does not convey the fee simple, ard then follows the words: “It she should die befere mo ten thousand dollars to her son” (by a former marclige.) The last clause reads, “After my death the rest of all my property in suc an event to Mrs. Ellen Starr,” his mother. The heirs claim that this last clause will deteat the pcior devise to his widow, and that iu elther eveut the fee simple goes to the heirs. They also claim all the real estate held 1a trust for him, and to which he never had a legal title. They further clatin all the real estate he acquired after the date Of the wiil, subject only to the widow's dower. AN INTERVIEW WITH THE CLAIMANT. ‘Tne claimant, Miss Molly Turner, was found this morning in a house on D street redolent with new paint and varnish, she having recently removed there. Miss Turner 13 a woman somewhere be- tween thirty and forty. Sne says she is tae image of her deceased brother. When the reporter met her she had just returned from a walk, and her figure, which is rather plump, was draped in @ Mnen duster or street dress. She wore a gay bat and a pair of, large earrings, set with a row of large diamonig, Ste 1s a demi-blonde, with great bine eyes, ond a lower jaw denoting cou-iderable firmaness. 'She was not at all inciined to taik. She Was unable, she sald, to see What the newspapers Waxted to spread her affairs before the puolic for, and expressed her indignation at the publications iaade concerning her character. “Not that I care for myself,” sho sald, “but they affect the reputa- tion of others, living'as well as dead. Duriur all tue life of my’ brother, for his sate, I never claimed relatlonship with him, and whenever I was asked it 1 were not his sister I denied {t.” AN UNCLE WORTH £9,000,000. “Your name fs Starr, then?” safd the reporter. “I do not care to answer any questions, and don’t see why the newspapers publish such scan- dals. Icame from a good family. I have relations now who are elegant people. T have an_ uncle in Philadelphia who 1s retired and worth $9,000,009. My mother Is wealthy.” “Has your uncle any children?” asked the re- None,” sald Miss Turner, smiling. Then I suppose when he dies you will be very wealthy—able to buy the town?” suggested the re- porter. “ought to be able to do that now, if T hadn't beca foollst.. Tran away when I was a very young irk” MISS TURNER AND HER MOTHUSR THE ONLY HEIRS- AT-LAW. Miss Turner safd that she and her mother were the only heirs-at-law of John W. Starr. After the death of Mr. Starr some people advised her that she ought to take some steps to secure her share of the property. She wanted to hear from her Mother, ahd sent messages repeatediy to the widow of John W. Starr, bat could get ho answer. "She then concjuded to go to the hotel where she wes stopping in person. She was re- ceived, she satd, and treated as if she were some sewing woman In search of employment. She did t give her naine, but said she came to inquire about the whereabouts of the elder Mrs. Starr. ‘The widow told her that the lady mentioned had been dead for three years, which was untrue, An older lady present, tie mother of the widow, asked what she wanted and why troubling them. “I told them,” continued Miss Turner, “that T had asked for’ information and told wile, and I would now bid them good way in which I did that was In this way, and they understood it. When T was turning to leave the ‘room Isaw a picture on the wall, a picture of my brother, anil was overcome. The tears started to my eyes.” ONE SISTER THE WIFE OF A U. 8. SENATOR AND ONE THE WIFE OF WILKES-BUOTH. Miss Turner, continuing her talk, observed, in reference to a published statement thata man who had known her brother for 25 years declared that he had never Intimated that he had a. sister, that her brother did not come here until 1863, Prior to that he was abroad in China. She came Lo this city in 1861, and lett again tn 1864. “I had a sister,” she said, “who was a wife of a United States Senator. Sie 1s dead now. I will not men- already bei dragged tnto this matter. I had another sistel Starr. The statement that she was the mis- tress of Wilkes Booth is wrong. She was his law- ful wite. He ran away with her from a boarding- sctfool and married her. The rest of the statement about her 1s truc—that she attempted to poison herself.” Is she stil iver” in New York, living in elegant 2” asked the reporter. sald Miss Turner; “she is all en, won't she share whatever property comes Lo you? ed the reporter. “No,” said the clattnant, “because she ts only my half sister. My imothér and I are the only heirs, I don’t intend to give any information about this matter. If you want information, you cun go to my lawyer, Mr. It. 8. Davis.” The August Regatta. THE PRIZES TO BE AWARDED TO THE VICTORIOUS OARSMEN. ‘Tue Star of Saturday mentioned that all of the prizes for the various Taces arranged for the AU- gust regatta have been secured, and that some of the twenty-six individual medals to be awarded to the members of the victorious crews have been completed. All of these are somewhat similar in design, in that they consist of a bar pin upon which is engraved the race for which each partic- ular prize 1s given (with the exception of the Led- ing medal), with a circular pendant about the size of a silver dollar, having an open center. Tho outer edge ts raised, while the inner edge consists of an oxydized silver rope. Between these edges is engraved “The Washington Regatta, 1883.” The medal for the sentor singles, presented by Mr. Robert Leding, 1s one of the handsomest and most tasteful prizes ever offered here. The pin consists of a goiden cat-tall, in the center of which 1s » beautifully tinted’ Australian shell. Two tny gold chains suspend the central portion of the medal already spoken of. Two crossed oars extend through the center of this circle, held together by a bit of oxydized rope. Just below Wed together death, he acted as private secretary to the Hon, | Wit 2 golden pow of a different color. From them W Corcoran, for whom he entertained the Warmest affection and esteem. A man of strict in- tegrity, singularly modest and unseifish, of scholarship of a rare order, to those who have known him long and thoroughiy Dr. Hunter seemed One of Lhe few worthy to wear “Without abuse, ‘The crand old name of gentleman,” and his epitaph might fittingly be, “One of Me true nobility of earth.” ‘The funeral services took place at nfs Late residence on Thursday after- noon, at 6 o'clock, the Kev. Mr. Ingle and the Rev. Donglss Forrest’ officiating. “Tze remains were taken to Oak Hill and placed in the chi pel Vault, Mr. Anthony Hyde, Dr. Wm. McLeod, Dr. Cock= erell, Mr. Poikinhorn, Judge Chew, Col. Cumuins, Mr. Thom and Capt. Simms acting’ as pall-bearers, Ax IMPROVEMENT ON THE AVENUE.—The store- Duilding Ne. 1007 Pennsylvania avenue, occupied by Mr. Hi. O. Towles, the furniture dealer, is un- Gergoing a thorough renovation. ‘The floors have been strengthened throughout, and the interior has been creatly improved in appearance. The four eoramodious Moors will be used her saimpic rooms, Mr. Towles having purchased a neighboring Dutlding fronting on loth street for at aud Workshop purposes. A gas engine ‘Will be put In to run the elevator, ——— Reat. Estate Traxsrers—Deeds tn fee have been revorded as follows: James H. Marr to Alice E Underwood, trusiee, lot 41 sq. 296: $1,500. A. © Clarke to F. Lebtwan: lots 6, 7. 8, 9, 18. 14, 15, 16, F and 18 and part §, sq. 1,083; $2i50.' 8." 1. Thomas et al trustees, to Henry’ #. Davis, lot 60, W. and C.’s sub Mount Pleasant; W. Z. Partello to A. S. Boernstem, sub. 142, <q. 445; $5,000. “Lucy J. Wheeler to Mary’ J. Blair, lot 28, *q. 167; $—._R. B. Lewis to D. Raidy, part 2, £0, 619; S25 _& Emery Martin to Jon c et 7, sq. 919; $1.45. Laura E Jones to James Berry, lot 15, Sq. 899; $1,300. — ‘Suor at 4 DoG axp Hirr a MaN.—OMcer J. T. An- derson, in attempting to kill arzits dog, at the corner’ci 9 street 2nd Rbode Island avenue, Sat- Bvay ovecicg, drow his revolver and fired. "The Dall, it cppears, struck some hard substance, and went into a streetcar and the neck of Mr. Wm. allison, a pemcenae’. | Bir. Allison was rot so badly injured but that he was able to proceed to bis home unassisted. The Wound ts @ pataful one, but not necessarily fatal, ‘Ihe dog was si uently killed by Officer Cole. to the officer by Mr. Alll- Drs. Eliot and Reyburn extracted the bell. hangs a golden banner of peculiar shape, with the words “Senior Singles” engraved upon it. The medal for junior singles, known as the ‘Stinemetz medal, hasa bar pin'with the words “Junior Singles” engraved upon it. Two gold chains from the ends of the pin, hold the circular ndant, while between these chatns hangs a gold nneret with “1883” in black lettering. Ia the center of the circular pendant isan oval medallion, ‘The Price of City Lots AS FIXED BY THE ASSESSORS IN THE NORTHWEST SEC- TION—THE METHOD OF GRADING THE PROPERTY. The price of land in the northwest has appreciated to such an extent of jate that there is an exaggerated impression abroad as to tne character of thistnorease, Fancy prices are re- garded as prévalling to a large degree in that section, and sales of Jand at $4 and $5 a foot are sometimes reported. While tuere has been an increase in valuations In that section, it has been an entirely healthy movement, ana what 13 known ta real estate as fancy prices have seldom been obtained. The work of the ed Messis. E, B. Cottrell and F. B. Hackney, who ha: charze of that section of ‘the elty west of 15th street, comprising the entire portion where the re- cent activity in real estate, bas been most mani- fest. In grading the assessment they have taken for cen:ers Dupont circle, Szott circle and Far- ragut square, the adjacent’ streets teing rated to correspond. " According to this assessment the principal increase 1s In 16th street, Massachusetts avenue, Rhode Island avenue, Connecticut ave- nue and New Hampstiire avenue. South of Pennsylvania avenue the rates have been left at about the old figure. THE PRINCIPLE OF ASSESSMENT. In making the assessments the depth and siz3 of tic lot Was taken Into consideration, as weil a3 the surroundings. Tho highest assessment made on property used for residence pul in this S ction was 5 per foot, these being the corner lots on Farragut Square. The next highest assessm-nt is in Scott and Dupont Circles, which are gra. J the same, the rate being $2 per foot. Running out 16th street from Scott Circle, the rates decrease gradually on each square until the lowest rate of 85 cents per foot 1s reached, on lots at the Bound- ary. On Massachusetts avenue, between Dupont anil Scott Circles, the rate 1s an’ average of $1.50. From the circle to Boundary the rate 1s from $2 to $1.50. On Rhode Island avenue, from Scott Circle to Connecticut avense, the rate of assessment 13 about the same. ‘ON CONECTICUT AVENUE, from Farragut square to Dupont circle, the aver- age rate is $1.65. Oo New Hampshire avenue the Tate decreases from Dupont circle to Boundary from $2 to 30 cents. From Dupont circle to Wash- ingion circle, on New Hampshire avenue, the rate decreases from $2 to 60 cents. From Dupont circle to Boundary, on Connecticut avenue, the rate de- creases from $2 to 75 cents. On isth street from Dupont circle north to Boundary street the rate decreases from $2 to 2 cents. On 19th street from Dupont circle south to Lsitreet the rate decreases from $2 to 6 cents. In some locations in this stretch the land 13 put as low as 40 cents, on account of the surroundings. Increastng from’L street to Pennsylvania avenue, the rate ranges from 65 cents to $2. ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 15th and 154 streets, the rate 1s from $7.50 to $5; from 1634 street to the Washington circle, from $2.50 to 75 cents. On K street from 15th to Washinglon circle there 1s a gradual decrease from $2.50 to 60 cents, with the exception of the lots fronting on Farragut square, which ranges from $8 to $3.59. On Istreet from Farragut square toits interzection with Pennsylvania avenue the Tate decreases from $3 to $1. ‘These rates represent a considerable increase in the former figures, and the increase 1s greater in ! this section than tn any other. Assouurety Pore. having a single sculler In relief, surrounded by a golden wreath, while across it diagonally extend the two crossed oars In gold. The Thompson medals for the senior fours are very handsome. From the bar pin and between the two golden chains which hold the circular pendant hangs an oblong oxydized tablet having & four-oared crew In rellef. ‘Two crossed oars pass through the center of the circular pendant, while across the lower portion of 1t is gracefully thrown @ golden wreath. ‘he Fickling medal, which 1s to be rowed for by District scullers only, who have never won a Tace, 1s known as the “consolation” prize, From the center of the bar pin two crossed oars are sus- pended by an oxydized rope. The two chains which hold the conventional circular pendant hang outside of these oars. In the center of this pendant ts a golden shell (not a boat), and upon it Tests a golden trident, the handle of which extends — circular pendant, and holis a golden wreat The Green medals, for double sculls, are very neat. From the center and either end of the bar pin hangs an oxydized silver rope, which catches up the circular pendant in two pices, giving the Tope the appearance of the letter W. crossed oars extend through the center of the pendant, and across these oars where they meet ts thrown a golden wreath. It is said that the remaining individual prizes which are now Deing made will be equalty as hand some. These will be for junior fours, four-cared gigs and for eight-oared shells. ——— Well Done. To the Editor of Tae Evewisg Star: As one who believes In executing the laws and punishing crime, I want to tender my earnest thanks to Messrs. Prince and Coyle for their praiseworthy conduct im securing the prompt punlshioent of the criminal Lilly. It ts am ex- ample that Ihope may be followed by all who have any! todo with these matters, If the proxecut ae ne ouees MI COE ae Ws promptly and tully, I bellev should suffer far less from these scoundrels who ve by preying upon the innocent, Crrizex. PPP, OO W WW DDD SEE RRR. PPO OWWWWD DFE’ RR EPP og OWWWW D DEE ERE P 0.0 WWwWW D D Re. Pe “00 W W DDD RRS ‘This powder never varies. A marve of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Roya Bax- ING PowpER Co., 106 Wall street, N. Y. ap6 T° THE TRADE, Proposals are invited by the undersigned for the pur- chase in bulk of the stock and stoce fixtures in Mr. W. 5. Mitchel’s Store, No, 813 Market Space, Washing= id etock consists of Carpets, Oilcloths, Linolenms, Matin Shade Cloths, lings, Lace and other Cur- tains, Upnoistering ‘Trimminys, &c., &c., &c. 2 foposals will also be received for the purchase of lots of the stock. ‘Tho purchaser of the store fixtures will have the privi- Jege Of renting the store. REGINALD FENDALL, Assignee of Wm. 8.’Mitchell, $13 Market Space, Washington, D.C., July 10, 1883, ‘y10-6t S2-THE TIME FOR RECEIVING THE ABOVE Proposals ia Hmited to SATURDAY, the 2lstinst., at 12 O'clock pa. (J516-3t] REGINALD FENDALL, Assignee, in CITY ITEMS. The Follewing Immcnse Bargains will be sol’ for 4c, to-morrow only at R. Gold- schmid’s, 812 7th st. n.w.: 9 sheets of colored or White shelf paper, 39 ft. clothes lines, 4 boxes of Thomas’ Laundry blue, 40 ‘clothes Pins, 2 boxes of bDlacking, Iron frytag’ 3 cakes of tollet soaj whisk brooms, ins, to mash- ers, fruit cans, water tum! pie plates, dalty 2 icks, decorated china mugs or plates, wash square bread pans, covered saucepans, crysgal 3 dessert rg depo dressing combs, bar of superior laundry soap, 2 table pitchers, spoon hold- ers,5 tea spoonsyptokle dishes, 3 ice cream sau- corey deep Jelly 6 row mumin pans, gobleta, scrubbing "bt ‘arm towel racks, wooden kitchen spoons, tomad bread graters, picnic mugs, dredge. boxes, beenkes of stove polish, funnel, candle sticks, 2 tim dust pans, 1 cake of Gold- Schmid’s mammoth Rollet soap, 2’ wine glasses; also immense ns in baby carriages and traveling trunksand.@0 per cent discount on re- frigerators and lee chests. Blue Wersted Bathing Smits, For gentlemen, handsome outfits—cap $1, shirt $3 to $5, knee-tights $87and long stockings for $1 or 2.50. A sult nay be varied by using a red cap, shirt or stockings, Gro. C. HENNING, 410 Seventh street. Trelan@ws Serry Tro: les. It is almost impossible not to sympathize with Ireland in her troubles, almost as impossible as not to sympathize with a human body tortured by disease and racked by pain. Ireland needs heroic treatment. 80 does the body struggitn, for freedom. When a great leader arises, Ireland’s Woes may end. The great leader that expels pain from the body and casts out the devils of isease 1s Perry Davis’ Pain Killer. Nothing like it for summer diseases. Keep a bottle in the house. Never travel without one in your satchel. Then you always doctor around. The Only Sec ic Iron Medicine that does not produce headache, &c., but, gives to the system all the benefits of iron without its bad effects, is Brown’s Iron Bitters. Orrawa, Int.—Dr, T. A. Smurr says: Iron Bitters give entire satisfaction.” Front Royat,Va—Dr. G. H. Hill says: “Brown’s Iron Bitters seem to give general satisfaction. T recommend it strongly.” Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne, . Milwaukee Beer, Se, a stovepipe—drawn from wood. iy KNIGHT, 1732 Penna. avenue 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 (young or old) who are aMlicted 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. W.8 “Brown’s “Rough on Corns.” Ask for Wells’ “Rough on Corns.” 5c. Quick, j fomplete, permanent cure. “Corns, warts, bun- lons, t Milwaukee Beer, | Sc. a schooner—drawn from tcood. cy Kwianr, 1732 Penna. avenue, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning ond delivered in 3-Ib, “Ward” prints, ac. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, be. per qt. “Cream, 15c. pint. Avornen Sensation ar THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER l0ra AND F STREETS. FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. Determined to clore ont the ENTIRE STOCK of fine Clothing, we will sell them from this day at fifty cents agi sid suits to $12 sie puis to $y $20 sul to Soe }, S14 auits 7 $16 suita 5 $20 5 $15 black diagonal suits to $7.50. VESTS. $1 white Duck Vesta to 50c.; $1.50 white Duck Vests, to size 50, to 75c. ; £2.60 white pure Linen to $1.25. dine imported Linen to £2: 51.50 fancy Vests to Toc. ; §2 fancy Vests to $1; $2.50 buff Vests to $1.25. PANTS. In these necessary articles of dress we have etill a com- plete line as top: 1s. qualities, and sizes up to 46 Wairts: prices from $1 80 up. orking Pants from 62e. up. un’s Cloth Coate redueed from $5.50 to $2. 75, Binck Cloth sth tednoed tor Black Cloth suite redu 5. Finest Broadcloth Suite reduced to $20. BOYS’ SUITS. $8 enitg reduced to $1.50. 4 educed to 2.00. 6 suits reduced to 3.00. 7 suits reduecd to 3. 8 suits reduced to 4.00. 10 euits reduced to 5.00. J cuits reduced to 6. 34 suits reduced to 7 16 suits reduced to 8. $4 Gossamer Coata reduced to $2. 5 Gossmer Coats reduced to “2.50. 6 Gossamer Coats reduced to 3. THE MISFIT STORE, Having, like every success, imitators, be sure and come to the corner of jyl3 TENTH AND F STREETS. ALMOST EVERY PERSON HAS SOME FORM OF Szcvrrry From Loss By Bonatary, scrofulous peison latent in his veins. When this develops in scrofulous sores, ulcers, or eruptions, or takes the form of rheumatism, or organic diseases, the suffering that ensues is terrible beyond description. Hence the gratitude of those who discover, as thou- sands yearly do, that Ayer's Sarsaparilla will thoroughly eradicate this evil from the system. (0 MOST CHILDREN THE BARE SUGGESTION of dose of castor oil is nauseating. Why not,then when physic is necessary for the little ones, nse Ayer Cathartic Pills? They combine every essential and vel- uable principle of a cathartic mediciue, aud being sugar- costed are easily taken, syl2 Just Ovexen ONE OASE PURE BENGAL INDIGO BLUE PRINTS, NEWEST DESIGNS, 10 CENi8 YARD. One case American Lawns, 4 cents. One case Linen Suitugs, 5 eenta. 0 hb Hernani Dress « oods, 10 cents. Remnants of Brussels Carpets, 60 cents, Remnants of Ingram Carpets, 2 Scents. toor Ofletoths, all widths. from 37 cents. Extra guaitty. of Sheeting Cotton, 25 cents. Tabio Lincur, 25 ceuts, 37 cents.” Fifty now patterns of Dress Ginzhéms. Parasols $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, etc. Satin Parasols, lined and Spanish Lace, $3. ‘Cloth for Bo; ite, 25 centa. German Dai Towels, Hg vents, All-wool Dress Goods, 25 cents. All-woo! Black Cashnieres, 87 cents. Tndia Linen, 123 cents, Satin Stripe Pique, 8 cents. Lace Piguoe, very fine, 1234 cents. Btraw Matting at cost. Silke, Satins, Grenadines, etc. OPENING NEW FALL STYLES IN CARPETINGS, oOo M TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘South side, near 7th street. EN'S LOW SHOES AT COST. ‘A good pair of Ladies’ Too Slippers for $1. Ladies’ **Solid Comfort” Boot $3. aylt |. Children’s Spring Heels 75, $1, $1.25, $1.50 up, at BYRN’S Bhoe Store, jy13-Im 1614 14th street. Spectra Norice ! IN ORDER TO FELL MY LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, WILL SELL THEM IN SUIT, COAT AND VEST OR PANTS PATTERN, PERSONS DE- SIROUS OF PURCHASING GOODS SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY OF BUYING FINE GOODS AT OR VERY NEAK PRIME « cust, GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 607 SEVENTH STREET. dy13 Opposite the U. 8. Post Office. ‘OTICE TO GROCERS. As RG) I off abate QPOPSE SHARE Laer fr ge, west. Goods are ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE NALIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, of Washington, In its own building, Conner 17H Strrer axp New Yore Ave. Ferpetual Charter Act of Congress January 224, 1867. Capital,, -$200,000 ‘The Company rents Safes, inside its Fire and Burglar Proof Vaults, at prices varying from $5 to $60 per year, according to size and location. Rooms and Desks ad- Joining Vauita, provided for Safe-renters. VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT ‘TIME-LOCK. SECURITIES AND VALUABLES of every deserip- tion. including BONDS and STCCKS, 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 President, JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer. ALBERT L, STURIEVANT, Secretary. . E. Nyman, Asst. Seoy. Dmecrons: Benjamin P. Snyder, Charles C. Glover, John Cassels, Henry A. Willard, Albert L, Sturtevant, Thomas Evans, John G. Parke. Je25 F RRR U m #oTTiT RR ¥ u i * ror. aid i ¥F RR UW U Tt Fr i = Err RRu, ke Fessq Ssssq i P RE ERB sss‘ FOR WINE OR JELLY; APPLE PARERS, &o. WINDOW SCREENS, BUILDERS’ HABDWAUE, &o, F..P. MAY & CO., syT 634 Pennsylvania avertue. Cizanme Ovr Case Suz OF ODDS AND ENDS, TO REDUCE STOCK FOR SUMMER, A few pieces Body Brussels, $1.25 yard. Tapestry Brussels, $6e. yard. Mattings very Cheap. ae lot of Tapestry and Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet and reer. Orders by Telephone ar otherwise for Carpet clean- ing revelve promptamention. SINGLETON & HOEKE, Je21. 801 MARKET SPACE. Tue Ricos Fraz Txsvnaxce Company, UILDIN PERSO “AL PROPERTY IN THE era E TCT OF COLUMBIA ONLY. ree to take raracsoemt -quartere, Mer iayi B aed to th. “qi 10 Eee gust be. |, W, BEVERIDGE, President. Win’ 3 rHOMPtO! rs IN, Vice President, HYDE, Treasurer. FRANOIS MORUN, Beoretery. yao, Wan. EE Moron fg, Barcel i sfuton ineon, Jno. Jay Knoxy 4 mi2D, a Thomp- N strect_ north desirable and in | Association amounted to nearly four ‘mil~ Atlas cousin. ‘© | fon apd tn the fet thirteen Gaye of this month over yan “R. 0. GWYN, Assignee. _ | beard of tn the Mistory of Life inserenos ‘over. Every unpre ‘who bas ‘cor pian, TTENTION! 1333 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. | admiteit tbe simplont plainest and best he has ever a thoroughly repeired and enlarged my jyla x. 'T. 1509 H atrest. old stand, 1: usetta | Tain provared to furnish the best asallaenee PHotkcr yoUS FURS AND WINTER CLOTH BREADS, PIES, CAKES, MARYLAND BISCUITS AND CONFECTIONERIES OF ALL KINDS. Fine MILE BREAD a Specialty. 3y18-5t JOHN L. KAISER. Qa aa BASILE A AND BTRAW HATS mya REFINED GUM CAMPHOR, ‘0c, PER POUND. _ . 1. C. BISHOP, Drugriet, ounRINGH SE, Procter avid 909th street, corner H street northwest SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. DRY_GOODs. mbia_aven pect New Your axp New Exazaxn Ran Scwmzn Goons fait FANNIE M. Piney Porsr Hors, J. P. HORBACH & CO, Newly farniabed throughont. ew and commodious bath houses. ‘Passengers for the sedi, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT DESERT. POLAND SPRINGS, RANGELY axp MOOSEHEAD LAKES, 2 We do not wish to carry avything over. Steamers Excelsior end Leary leave Washington and | and allother New Fug’snd Resorts, should bear in mind — Norfolk daily with U. 8. mail and passengers. be mance Boating: Bathing. Fithing, Grabs that the ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN WASHINGTON axp BOSTON 1s VIA Penn. R: R. Transfer Steamer Maryland, N.¥., N.H. & 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 chrouch New York City. For particulars address Hotel. EP zKo House, jy13-1m_ TYLER & CHEWNING, BRIGANTINE BEACH, N. J. acttot care meet evesy: tenia at that haces Convene care e 2 . CORYEY’ Passengers to the Inlet, where a boat awaits then, whic! irect to the houses oft ie neat the beach, with fine Nearby anette, fummer rogdences of Hon. Alfred C. In the immediate ‘and other prominent men. a1 989 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. = a tah nnn Summer Goons AT SUMMER PRICES’ 40 inch BATISTE NOVEL PATTERNS at 18a, i SCOTCH GINGHAMS REDUCED, ARRAY of the house will be found good cunning and | xo nELays caused by the transfer of Baggage FRENCH SATINES REDUCED. Terme, $10 to $12 per week. | Washi a Moruing through New York City. POINTED LINEN LAWNS REDUCED. trains connect in City, | Dail re fo, Philadetphis ond Adantio City LY | Regularand Tourist's Tickets on sale at Ponn. RR. | FRENCH LAWNS REDUCED. Offices. Bo sure they read via NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND Kk. R. 8. M. FELTON, J General Mi . noaren HE WHIiE SULPHUR SPRIN GS. HOLEL, COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT, GREENBRIER CO., W.VA. INDIA LINENS—SPECIAL Paice. Handsome Designs in Domestic Lawns and Gings hams, 8c., 10c. and 12\4c. PERSIAN LAWNS, FRENCH NATNSOOK, INDIA MULLS, DOTTED MUSLINS. ‘Wo closed out a lot of Misses’ Hose worth 75c. ; we sell BOARDERS WILE BE TAKEN AT POWELLTON, ‘a beautiful location, commanding an ex. tended view of the Blue Ridve. very" B. healthy, and beautiful woods around the house. 4-74 ‘Terms $20 and $25 per month. Address “i HOMAS PEARSON, Paxson, Loudoun county, Va. _Jv10-6t ‘AZLEWOOD COTTAGE, NEAR OAKLAND, MD. ; rane So scree of lawn and toe, Bncet A: ©. KENDALL, Gen. Pass. Agent. apring ia the mountains. For particulars ad- ns Sune 18th. for 26e. oie eee ee eS ECS 8. L. HEMPSTON! [Waters ocd. P. LEWIS, P.O. dept, ai Xetvewt _yS-lin”_ | fain Sterna: $3.50 bet aay Bah bar weak a 4 ‘LANTIO CITY, N. J. 75 per mont irculats describing hygienic advan- A WHITE HOUS! oe eee, = 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Blass. aye.. near Faciae, fiue. ocean ver GAD Ae H. PEEBOUS. Loe, sas eee Ok ves aE WE ORE ETLE. W. B., at MARKET SPACE. CUxTSEILL MOUNTAINS, SUNNY SLOPE HOUSE, Palenvilie.—On Kaaterskill Creek, at en-, trance to Clove. ‘Three miles from the Kaater- 0/7 skill and Hains Falls. Terms $10 per week. P. H. SCRIBSER, Palenville, Greene oo., N.¥. J: TLANTIC CITY, N.J.—BRADY HOUBE, ‘Arkapaan avenvic.—A handsome summer 9) resort. Good baka at lowest rates. Sipe he = rooms, cod beds, pure water, par rd swings Be, “SAMES ‘SHADY, Box 701. ay JM, gpen June 23, It has socommodations| — for 450 guerts, and offers more attractions Mian anyother seaside resort on the Atiantc coast. Excellent advantages for boating, fisbtng an bathing, “Cuutaine every inodern enpllahce, epacinus room, best spring beds, large pariore, p a ¥ator, Susie Hallfor danciue and theattioale, Orches- tra of 20 pieces, Bowling Alleys, Bilbiand oom, Steam ¥acht for excursions, Sail and Row Boata, First-class Tut | Livery and Boarding Stable. Grounds iikuminatsd by — sy electric Lig % estern Union Telegrapa station in the iE VICTORIA, ME- | houre. ‘The stock ticker gives constaut reports of the Srecian Bancatss TRUNNEL & CLARK, 8 MARKET SPace, Are offering many Special Rargains, as they bavess red desirable woods since ths onzed Gostentie es nce the recent break ib prices. SBURY PARK, N. J. 7 dium-sized private family hotel, near the ‘porte ‘all “ik, $7 a piece. 1e stock mark from P uth a Genuine Liny FOULARKD SILK, 75 cents. ovean. ‘Surf bathing unsurpassed; fixhted by ours" ride from-Boeton by Eastern railroads Coaches | _ reat in BLACK and COLORED SILKS of gan; hair sages; table excelient; termed Of the Hotel alwayein waiting: reliable anaes. aa a pairs <= | Address, Postemouth, N. H. snd Summer DRESS GOODS matat Dd per cout. have Grand. Bargains in TABLE LINEN® Pull stock of TNDUX HINENA, PERSIAN LAWN LINES CABINS, at bottom prices. = F IN LAWNS. abc. teduced from STM. FUGSEL LAFAXETTE. CAPE MAY, N.J.. OPENS ‘first eason July 7th, 1883. Directly ‘on, the beach; elexantly, tarnishes clave. Terme, $3.50 and $4. MILDRETH, Proprietor. GEORGE F. THOMPSON, Manager. _my21-m&th2in ENWICK'S HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, location MD. Open for sp tone pe nyse geese td in GRENADING " Sree = = "TOO! ‘ani 3 water NCH BATIRES son ASELAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, 1N. J. | bething’ eating. ‘Saline ete hire 3 bea OS. Bost FRENCH RATINES t to St3s. Alcrietat pen r day, $9 a week. Address JOHN F. ¥ Soe Al lanes BA THREAD MOSE tions in the city: L K Job lot LADIES’ BLACK Li reduced to b0e. - TE) Sammeraca winter mardtown, Md. Je21-th& mim IbLE THREAD HOSE. ‘Tue house has been thot sahed rough'y renovated and retur- |ARLTON HOUSE, XN rains in Children’ iN redu: Saas ere eee | eras soi ues 0 Children's FANCY MUSE; redused duced;’ the table will not be ex-elled by any in the E io N. duo Ladies’ GAUZE VESTS, bieh and low 2Be. country. ‘Terma very reasonable for first-clars accom. | Is second to none on the coast for location and, Very best ~TANDARD Prigts, 60, . reduced from 8@, Begetine “hreo minnow ‘walk from both ratiwey | 0 ce All DOMESTICS AT KO OTTOM PRICES, Je23-6 WARNER & PENDER, Proprietors, — a ~ “ONE PRICE ONLY.” MAERE VILLA, CAPE MAY CiTY, N.J. Nearest Houte to the each, te) OPEN, by Mrs. L. 3. WILEY, of “Ihe Sor haghe 4030 morelund™ Palatka, Fla. 3e22-eolm WHLOW GROVE, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA. TRUNNI on Valley branch B. & 0. railroad; rail road station in sight; daily mail—morning and' evening. Come and breathe mountain air free, from malaria and mosguitoes; taste, vegetables AVELLY HOUSE, piTANtC City. ¥. J | Crosixc Our Summer Uxpensmmrs, from the soil, untrant 3 chickens, cream, | water Heths in the house. Fi-ctric Bells, Gas, nil aad. grit Duoyancy thus renewed, walk ob | srd'all the conveniences of a firet-class ‘hotel — dirder the cake around the Big prince orga iaerieg: | Cosel stow; coach to meet talus : 50-Cent Ganze Shirts, 3 any around the Big Sprinw, or on the river im 30m - nize 3 for si. Danks under the ayesmiores aud willows. “Try dauing. | _J¢!-2m 3.1. BRYANT. _| Ai styles fi men Cola finest Linen Col bathing and boating in the river. con- aries st. ‘Ten pine, croquet, 5 rSBUn : Finest ply Linen cr Ke, on the Danke. Address Mrs, Dob Mecie kis, | PEE bah taba Reital ag me Pines nem atte. bo e Willow Grove, Shenandoah counts, Va. dy? w WILL BE OPEN JUNE larn, Good Sispenders for 18 cx. vai EAGLE” fs wummer Neck Went siniomt . RIVES, MEER, HOUSE, OXFORD, MD. THE occa ah ont Fe BUY enlerned. wil aise | Sires: genology 1 Er ‘Six Fine D1 blots m: lo delightful Summer Resort ir'the etate. alt | Rect mith We Man an J. Eh ke — Sh en cash ‘Water bathing, boating and fishing. Si Depot, for Gettysburg. téon within 100 yards of the beach and steam. drum bend Sac deoattiveione wee ame MEGINNISS, poss Ee Gey ge evel She. 8 aout, J ‘A. YINGLING, Proprietor, 1002 F etreet northweet. ,. Photograph of the hotel end circulate cau be 3 28- burn. Pa. of Dr. ‘Wm. B. Young, real estate broker, 1420 New | —™=328-Sm mone tts te 3629 York avenue. ‘CLARENCE PETERS, Prop. |ABIN JOHN BRIDGE HOTEL (P. 0.. Lawss: Lawes: Lawns: je2e-1m Csentesmery county, afd): seven i (OATE MAY, NJ, ST, ALBANS," Seb Ee ee rR ay Grive from city :proprieties strictly enforced ;LAKGER: C '"oporite the New Colunibia. "Strict, STONE ARCH INTHE WOHLDon adjoining grounds. | repine Been shalt attest le aie ae Purine clans. Addteas fe, ea oy BO 22-1m MRS. McCLELLAND. = = * = OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, WEST POTOMAC HOTEL, ss ‘Va., rebuilt and newly furnished rooms. ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND, MD. 0 malaria or mosquitoes. Table board un- 9 WILL OPEN JUNE 25. | | surpassed. ‘Terma, $0 to $7.50 per week. c- 4 Terms: $1.50 per day, $9 per week, and $30 Goring to looetinn ti rocese, @ terme forfamiltes, month. Special arrangements for fami- Oren SUNE 10th, 1883, 'B. E. LOVET ies, Steamers George Leary and Excelsior, pri me at Piney Point whart. Good sailing and re boats free, Ad R. J. ADAMS & BROS. Piney Point, St. Mary's county, Bid. References: sehmeiitie & Br s., 707 7th st. nw.; A. J. Donaldson, Government Printing Office." je20-1m* [SQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, SILKS! SILKS! Cheapest Filke in Was on. Colored Rilke 5a, Fancy Silke S7ijc. Heavy Grain Biack ‘duced trom $1.0 down #1. 7 NUNS' VEILINGS! NUNS’ VEILINGS! Cheapest Nuns’ Veilings in Washington. Nuns’ Vell- ings, ail pure Wool, widest double width, (42inches wide), reduced from 62c, down to 3740. Nune’ Veilings, fine quality, reduced to 200. FEAST FOkD HALL, OXFORD. MD. SAMUEL NORRIS, Proprietor. is pupular Maryland Resort will open on, the 12th June, 1883, for the accommodation of guests. Terms moderate. = §e23-1m_ OLTON'S SUMMER RESORT, EIGHTY MILES G “B a : Nuns’ Vellings, lace offect, pure wool, in Black, Straws PRanaieconntys Vac 86 niles fees Webington, ww the Fiver; fine Gahing, oystering, berry, Electric Biue and Creaui; actual value B0c, Te R. s COLTON, Pro- duced to 2c. it. Mary's Co., Md. “jel-am' BLACK SILK GRENADINES! Black Silk Brocade Grenadit threa: Uk, reduced from $1.90 to Tbe" Wiack “Broads ‘allt a | graubing, and Morning and evening trains via Virginia; crme. i rs Midiand railroad, ‘Al the inoderw im rouge prictor, Milestow: ments throughout, includiny and col S baths, closets on each floor, electric bells, ras, &., Ae. | (JONGRESS HALL, The social features of the Fauquier Spriny possess the attrac ions of metropolitan life, owing to th he proximity fo,Warhington and Baltimore. "For information, terius, SARATOGA SPRINGS, Grenadines, actual value $1, reduced to 50c. ¢,, address ‘ NEY & GO. Wamsutta, Fruitof the Loom and Davol yard wide J eC OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE 16ra. Bleached Cottons reduced to 8 4c, ((o8@nEs5 HALE, — CAPE MAY. Unequaled location, substantial building, i ad new furniture, prompt and attentive service, elevator, electric bells, electric lights. ‘Table of Superior Excellence. ‘The Orchestra willbe conducted by Mr. Zimmerman, Of Colonnade Hotel, Pitaderpa mnade el and Devon Inn, Devon, Pa. Opens JUNE Sor. $e18-2m FAOTEL ARLINGTON, a ATLAN‘IC CITY, N. J. YA New York avenue. one square from depotediud and in full view of ocean. First-class in all CARTER’S, $e6-2m CLEMENT & COX. Proprietors. | _J626 MARKET SPACE. Wise HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER Gar, g™ TO THE FORE! Runuing water in chambers from springs: GUINNIP’S {conan dies, Thine hours and helt from Pallets | 404 AND 406 SEVENTH S(REET’ NORTHWEST. by Pennsyivania R. KR. L. W. BRODHEAD. je23-Im* ‘This week wo shall offer Speci Gooke at r[82 “BuicuTox.” Prices, so that thowe desiring Special Articles may pro- ATLANTIC CITY. cure Special Bargains during pecial Sale, Jasting: OPEN ALL THE YEAR. for the six Special Days of this Special Week, pointments. PARASOLS, AT AND UNDER QUST. Black Satin Cold, white and black linings, \write for rates for families and permanent former Binck = is08 boarders. Bs HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL | fimning waived feed Me. ek Mark baggage ‘*Hotel Arhngton;” aclivered free. MODREN OONVEERIEN $425. Gisck. Satin Spanish ince trimming, 16-1m* IMLAY & STEWART, Proprietors. EEN ‘NIENCES. dee, plain and fancy liuing, $4; former price $5. Black ses sa eel paun- ‘Spanish, Guipure trim . $5; former price NITED STATES HOTEL. Address $6.50. Satin Pretueely triiamed, ‘Spanish lace Oy my9-3mo F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. _| rufflings, gilt frame, $5 25: former price $6.50. Car= The largest in Atlantic City, N. J. Now iti - - = Ginal and’ Cream Satin--Lace trimmed, $4. former open for the season of "83, REMONT HOURE, CAPE. ey THE Eysegs Cartinal and Cream Satin—Lace trimmed, BENS. H. BROWN eae grounds; ; former price $12. JAS. P. SCOTT, Manager,“ Jel¥-dtaug6Xeodl6t._ | Croauct, Jawn tennis: good placo for families. UNDERGARMENTS. ‘easonab'e rates. CHAS. KOY WHEEL, In this, one of our most p ymilar departments, will be GPASIDE HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, | My, aimed 3m _ | found all garments of Underwear, made of Cotton aut open June 23d; terms, r day, to: TROPOL] {—CORNE! ¥ Cambric, and elaborately trimmed F weeit: ele edehed vias Wa B. Hee Miseina din wenties, Atlante Ci me ity, near’ warm baths. Camden and Atlautic trains stop, Eastern Shore and Maryland Steamboat Cos. For particulars apply to 8. J. MASSEY, Prop. Stthe door. Tern moderate, J. A. Mow! ERMONT HOUSE, jol-2m Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, burghs end Irish Point, selli lots of Soiled Garments we offer We nave made a speciaity of this departn geriainly undereel any of our ‘esmpetitory, 80 cents; worth 45 7 Vests—High neck, lo sleeve no INDSOR COLLEGE RESORT. SHADE, MOUN- 4 He * ante 1a ase wil Tener eS ean tains, Sones Baths, Hes ‘Hunting, a ane esi FURNISHINGS. gone For particalars address Mrs. KOBT, BLACK. a eins. aoaicot oe: ‘We certainly do hold a deservedly lange trade tn thie, is gemma another tinportant branch of our extensive busines, and have and shall continue to offer. goods at. surprise ingly low prices. Gent's Gauze Vesti 25,"00, a5 and 48 cents, myis-sm APE MAY, N. J.—CARROLL “VILLA,” JACK- son Gne square from the beach; new, LOSS, BRANCH GuaNby cortaGe, FIFTH [4 nortn Hotel Brishton, Ocean avenue. 288 accommodations. q) Jean Drawers, 50 cents, Semia'oh ling €lse~ Mrs. H, BROWN. Ji) and beautifully furnished. Opens June Ist. where at 65 cents. Uniaundried Shirts, 60, 65, 78 and = For is ad Mre, J. A. MYERS, P. O. 90 conte. Unlsundried Shirt, Wameutts musi Box 884, Cape May. GPRAY VIEW, OCEAN GROVE, N. J., DIRECTLY 100 linen bosume and cuffe, 20- reinforced back, and front facing the ocean and leke. Superior four- i $1; good value for $1.50. | British Half-Hosc, 22 centa, hotel, with verand ts BAND VILLA HOTEL, Frguier prive, 39 canis.” Sod Mlors Mal Howe 50, Partarirduagvant wentlatiine taco OCEAN END OF CONNECTICUT AVENUE, | 3Sand dd ceiita. “Fancy stripes, 2h 18 apa ob airy rooms. Accommodation for 200, Box 2,051 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. centa, “i, 3, 40 Dude strij for the An entirely new house, to Gente Lisle = JOSEPH WHITE: jel antly furnished, and 50 cents. Gent's Lisle J read Glover, 29 cents, for- — electric belis, gas, &c. Fall ocean view. First-' ice, 35 its Chi Silk Han rehief, all (pt! POPULAR WATERING PLACE Clans in every eepect: Opesall the Sears Ni Prevailing tints, 30, 35, 45,00, 10 and 80 contas pont ber. WM. J. LOVE, P. 0. Box 452. my30-an | Uvely our s0-ocht Handkerchict sellnesnowhor etdt Be, CAPE May, Linen Handkerchief. boch plain and fancy border, 10, Hoe Azi0x, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘The most elerantly furnished and ‘to fab 12%, 16, 18, 22 and 38 cents. WHITE Goons. Mig ill continue t9 tell thowo goods with amar OPEN JUNE 307m. edi sae es mer yp iowa Je15-2m LENIZ & SIEGRIST, Proprietors, Pawn, 20, 22°25, 30 aud Siig conte, elined HE MADISON, : Pique, 10 ceuts, 15 ceute. Stri 10 cent Sunset avenue and Eyam feat cite et ripen i0 Genin) reced fh Is Reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA, Pointed hotel in Atlantic City. ASBURY PARK, » . «gt cepts and up. Fast Exprees Train Parlor cars at- ee — jerare cloming stock of Travelin= Satchels fachoa aS rua during een son af convent: 4 Beet Gon Hootie Bells enh Teeokaee | Scone We, sould "m tio public to understand, Srrival atthe Now Breed Siveet ‘Station, Puilsds pate: | A TLANTIO CITY. N. J. on’ in sod certainton, Whee te. Sse Werke trauafor direct to tie tation oe tke eat ore eRe FAMILY HOTEL. toa miblc ia competent fadsee belay an tutarestsd cae Toad, af the foot of Market strect. fare toit we reepectfully submit the foregoing ¥or through tickets. baggage checks, and full infor- mation, apply ag follows: Northeast corner 18th street and Pennsylvania aveuue station, Baltimore aud Poto- CHAS, E. PUGH, Gen'l Manager. THE COLONNADE. Eurnished, with all the modern improvements. ‘MRS. C. A. RINES, GUINNIP & CO., 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N. W. 536 Warre Goons Frou Tse Lasoz my?1-2m ormerty of Washington, D. 0.) 3e9-tanl5 J. BR. WOOD, Gen'l Passenger Agent. N AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK. j, me HO! = ‘Will open 1883. ‘Terms, $2.50 per; Express Trains are run THROUGH without, Special arraniremen! anil Stops IN NINBLY MINUTES Darton aeuging ross Uy th Wook aie aati a my23-3m "WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. CAMDEN & ATLANTI WEST JERSEY WHITE SULPHUR SPRine EAILROAD, mathoay, Fete ee Date OTe Station foot of Vine street, [Station foot of Market st. | Pamphlets at Star office, Eos ‘ pie fron Weanlore oa T = tealagof tp Baltmory and Fotanse ATLANTIO CITY, X. 3. puis ve ‘Broad ‘Pennsy! where itusted Mic! aven convey panmenere direct, to the West Jersey railroad zuntefrom bese it ‘nobstracted ooean front tes on of the Cann and "Aaegtle rairoes | “myoomn open: AEDWIN ROBERTS. 2 z LES—OCEAN END. ELA. Sig te aaa | Shaner werner etal id u a = Ocean, “JONAH WOUTTON. Proprietor. jer-taift™ Manager. Gen. Passenger Eres cocoa BREAKFAST. CPs pELAND, ne ie tok oy BEA- ‘The Fos to ‘eurf-bathing. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING Ger Tue Bast. SOLE Ge ea ms ak eaves eee Se riahugh sn Bae THE CONCORD COLLARS, my! — LUTZ & BRO., OPENS ‘TUESDAY, JUNE 121s, 407 PENSBYLVANIA A’ BOCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, i Bole Agents for Hill's Celevrated Concord Harness. ee enn See CaaS Looz Ovr For Fovsra Jur. ocemmodat 4 gusste. ‘Beceived on consignment a assortment of seberon ge Gon = ace Rate NOTHER LOT ‘SUITS JUST AR- THE can tinci aeureeiat for of the best fruit $1.50, $1.75 and ‘They sre chesper than | ree CRACKERS, TORPEDOES, FANCY PAPER eiese oagtberbocd ‘Springsia very LANTERNS, FLAGS—ALL SIZRS, mee Sgn, fat Btn eooee Washington, 2 disco ‘Wholesale and Retail st the Lowest Marist Price 08 el CH. RUPPERTS, Ros. 603 and ¢05 7th street northwest. ESBS Belaene —c_— ona os