Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1883, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFIck OF THE Cuter Stawat. Orrtcen, Wasnincton, D.C., July 21, 1993, 9:39 2 m. For the middle Atiantie states fair in the south- @rn portions; parti; udy Weather and local Tains In the northern portions,south to east winds, stationary of lower meter, rising tempera- ure. SPECIAL BULLETIN—FAIR WRATHER AND RISING TEM- PERATURE TO-MORKOW. ‘The following spectal temperatures were reported at7*.m.: Eastport, 62°; Montreal, 64°; Quebec, Ge; Mt. Washincton, eveland, 70°;’ Duluth, 85 ‘aul, 68°: Denver, 63°; Washington, 68°. For New England on Sunday partly cloudy Weather and local rains with rising temperature and fair weather In the southern portions of the Middle Atlantic states, with rising temperature. Clearing weather ts Indicated forg the lake region on Sunday. eS Panties leaving the city for the summer can de- posit trunks of silverware, boxes of stlverware, or & stnali package of silverware or any kind’ of Valuable thing with the Nattonal Sate Deposit €o.. corner 18th street and New York avenue. Charges quite moderate. OMce hours, 9a. m. to apm Ss advertisement. Save eyesight snd dollars Hempler's, 453 | Peuusy! vanta avenue. hose who are finding ane’s, Uptown, SISTED SHOPPER: Great bargains now at Co Frssktu’s Ick Cxeam sulpped anywhere out of worn S, 1109 Pa. av., takesone * thirteenth painted, for 83. Notice! —Kets Kemet? oz. flue photos wi Laces for base ball 2c. Faencu Mets. Frewes, Cochrane's, Uptown. AN ATTEMPT Was made Inst night by some one to en| house of Mr. Rustan, on 7th, near D Street northeast, by opening a rear Window, but the nolse awakened a member of the househol 1, Who threw-a two-gallon pitcher of water, which struck the intruderon the head, shattering whe Pitcher and forcing a withdrawal Fine Canixet Tix Tyres, finished at once. Bow- doin’s Gallery, 1115 Pennsy 1a avenue. ‘Mr. Leo KARreLes, of the s'xth aulitor’s oMce, has received from ls fellow clerks a handsom? Cane, with a gold plate appropriately tnseribed, 48 a token of thelr friendsiilp. Hart's Roach Powder !s the best. No potson. Lonspate (zenuine) cambric 10% Co.'s, 1205 F street. . Brodhead & New Cream Dees Dimrry, Cochrane's, Uptown. PoweRFct pocket field glasses. Hempler’s, 453 Pennsylvania aven' Gotp-Fintep Vest Cuat to #10. Prigg’s ice of our eream Is $1 per gal- ‘ounty Ice Cresta Co., 520 9th st. THe most refreshing and cooling drink for the sumer ts Chr, X inder's Pure Native Wine, $1 per gallon, Ne, 911 7th stre-t nortuwest. SsisTeED BacneLous,” single men who secure those Shirts, requiring no mending, &. e., Unicorns, Cochrane's, Uptown. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. SwWiwMiNG Scnoot.— Gentlemen 2:20 to 10 p.m. Tueaten Comigre.—“Block G ad Varieties, ABSEX'S GanDEN.—Concert. Driver's Garpes.—Varleties, Sron's Gaxpes. Condensed Locals. THE STAR Will be sent by mall, post pald, to those leaving the city uring the summer for any length of time Uie address changed as often as de- BITed. cription, fifty cents per month, Posi- TIVELY IN ADVANCE. ‘ i Light Infantry expect tot: Ke lo their Cneatpiment at Crpe May, on August 18th, 40 muskets. The honorary members Will accompany them tn large force, neton semis the Aimerican Agriculturist for Aucust. From A. Brentano & Co. we have latest numtbers of Punch and the London fllustratet papers, re- ceived by yesterday tn steamer. Messrs. Jolin T nit A. aylor have deen re-commissioned as notaries public for five years. WS: A delegation x Cranks will go to Washington Sun- for the purpose of organizing a sitnilar body to be known a8 the “Stonewall Jackson ‘The Rev. Dr. William Eliott, of Piymonth, Eng- land, who ts temporarily sojourning in this’ etty, and Who has become known to a large number of citizens by Mis pulpit ministrations, will again preach tn the Congregational church, 10th an! G Streets, to-morrow morning, and In the Waugh M. E. chapel, 31 and A streets northeast, In the ev ing. This, it ts understood, will be his last Sunday ‘on for some Weeks. y Abraham Goldheimer, a clerk 1n the loan branch of the Treasury, showed symptoms of Insanity, and was taken in Charge by the watch- man cnd locked up in the fitth precinct station. He has relatives Uving on D, between 9th and 10th strerts, Who state that his wind has been Impaired for sonie tine. Mary E. Chandler to-day, by Mr. L. Tobriner, en- tered sult against Marshal MeMichael for $5,000 for damages by reason of deendant setzinz divers oods and chattels, Valued at $1,000, belonging to \eF Separate estate, and keeping possession of the premises three di The Appeal o ie Alleged “Plasterers” Unien Ne. LL” BEFLY OF A COMMITTEE OF THE FEDERATION OF LABOR, To the Members of the Trades’ Tnions af Washing- ton: Brorners: The undersigned, delegates to the Federation of Labor, were appointed, at a regular Meeting of the Federation on Tuesday, to consider | and reply to the “Appeal” of the alleged “Plaster- ers’ Union No. 1,” published in Tue Star the same evening, signed by three “delegates” (alleged) from said alleged Unton. Once upon a time three taflors of Tooley street, London, mnct and organized themselves into a mass convention, and put forth a ponderous “Appeal,” Prefaced by the following preamble: “Whereas we, the people of England,” &., &. Similarly these three plasterers (double-distiled “seabs”) have met and put forth an appeal, In the name of the 22,000 plasterers of the United States!” ‘Thus history ts ever repeating !tselt! Now, fellow-craftsmen of all unions tn Wash- j ington, we wish to show you who and what these three worthies are who, with unparalleled Inso- lence, and an assurance that would imake a brass Statue Dlusti, have dared to ask you to censure your delexates In the Federation because they Would neither hear nor receive them in Its coun- ella. This committee, fellow-craftsmen, speak by the record in the following brief bit of history: Joseph Rosenberry, first of these “delegates,” who 1s 30 ‘shock doings of Plasterers’ Assembly No. 1é44, Knights of Labor, has been long a member of that “oath-bound Gody,” with all that itim- one of its officers More than that, nd, he was the most flerce, rabid and sing tn that be ng been mx o give the “bosses” per day would be de- maneed, ber moved to make It two days, and his’ m Was adopted. In March, 1882 Joseph Rosenberry, a Knight of Labor, then in good standing, moved, in No. 164, that no plas- allowed to work foi ployer John King Sor one yar. Yet, shortly after the new scale was adopted by the Assen! ietmentiy urged by him, he tende jon, upon the plea of | going into b accepted under the | rule, and tn Iter this satne working as a “scab” for “scab | than the Seale,as he has been since | + When he works at all! So much fry, Wko whines so lustlly avout B13 ccd” by the Federation. jc other two 1045 hardly necessary to devote ? Chamberlain ts a mere tag to Rosen- tall, Crown brings up at the foot, | for"he {3 of still consequence. | in, lkee Rosenberry, members of | A’ both of the: ated, as he did, honor, if they ever had any, ten- ons Upon Ube same lytng plea | and went to work at once as No. 1644, a thetr ‘sacre dered th e seen and shington, in what. find terms to Btly character- rous fellows Who appear before You in the public prints with such a smooth, high- Sounding, and virtuous “appeal,” and yet fn witch there are not over ‘two truths im the whole half column, the rest being @ solid, compact, workmanlike compound of Square-ford falsehoods. Who wrote 1? Kosen- berry didn’t write it; nether did Chamberlatn or Crown, for t 1 of them, Resenberry not excluded, “scab” Webster's dic onary aid Lindley Murray’s grammar as they do everything that they touch. “The hand 1s the hand of Esau, but the voice is the votce of Jacob.” We think we know who Jacob 1s, and we expect to verity our suspicions. The real authors of this precious document have left their ear-inarks upon it. Having lost control of the Federation, and fearful that tt may overturn their partizan schemes, they take this sneaking method to stab the Federation in the dark by the ald of these dirty tools. But the Federation will live and prosper and gain new vigor and usefulness, now that new and vigorous blood has been injected and assumed the reins. So, too, the same hands seek to strike a blow at the Knights of Labor,that feally “monster organization” of 1,000,000 work- ingmen, which 1s now in deadly grapple with the most shameful, the most rapacious, and soulless among the great corporations that are slowly but surely forcing down the level of the rates pald to ‘the 14,000,000 Of wage-workers in the Union. It was this “monster organization” that took the wr, disorganized, helpless plasterers of Wash- ington under its broad p! Dg ers and helped Iwo a large snd power boyy whose: menibers Ket 10 er ietney work, pay enouch, wh: to su them- selves decently and com: as seli-respecting American Workingwen, But these three jaiserabie bs, with = =about —_four- feem others, = havo = done ts_ almost areparable injury, for but for their base treachery there would not now be an employing plasterer = the city who would not be paying $3.50 per ay. Fellow-craftsmen, it would occupy too much Space for us to go further into this appeal, but we could point out to you falsehood after falsehood and misrepresentation in that half column that Woull mount up as high as the clergyman’s seventeenthly, had we space, but the speciinens we have given you are but samples of the whole of it. Brothers, instead of fearing that you will rebuke us for not hearing these men, we only fear that you will ask us to resign, that we did not throw these pitiful sneaks down stairs, instead of courteously Inviting them to depart again to their own place, as the hog naturally returns to his wal- low and the dog to his vomit, At any rate, in this matier, “If we have done anything wrong, we are lad of 11” wThe men whose names are attached to this “ap- peal” are the workingman’s deadliest toes. They are of the class that are first and foremost to stir up strife, bitterne-s and strikes; but when the tuz of war comes are the first to desert to the enemy. It Js they whom the employers use In war time to endeavor to “i.v.de and conquer.” They have already taken hundreds, yes, thousands, of dollars of their fellow-craftsmen’s pockets by their ery. Dare they tell us how many members nlon” comprises? Dire they tell us Whether they hive a charter and exhibit 1? Dare they tellus what they think * “reasonable wages!”’ Dare they teil us that $3.50 per day ts unreason- able Wages? But the whole thing is bogus. Their union the creation of the employing “scab” ferers, and It 15 80 notorious that these three tes” can hardly look each other tn the face loughing when they speak of It among honest union man, every honest work- un these vile scabs as bé would shun a e small-pox. Let them stsnd pillory in every city or town gmen have an organiziiion. Let 5 be published In every Assembly and aS tr titors to thefr fellows, “Oh, for a fn the we where wi whip in every honest man’s hand to Jash the ras- cals naked through the world!” A. D. Brock. W. H. STICKELL, J. J. KE FE, Witt F. Raberrr, Committee of the Federation of Labor. THE AFFIDAVITS. ’ District of Columbia, 88: On this 21st day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousund eight hundred and elghty-three, be- fore me, the subseriber, a notary public in and for the said District, personally appeared William F. Rabbitt, John J. Ke-fe and William H. Stickell, and severally made oath tn due form of law to the fe statement, viz: That On the 12th day of a ‘@ motion was made by a member of Pl No. 1644, to demand $3.50 per a € # employers xbout one month’s previous notice thereof, and an amendment there- to was offered by Joseph Rosenberry limiting said notice to two hich amendment was carried. n day Of March, 1882, Joseph amotion that no mcmber of n be allowed to work for John ing plasterer, for the space of one which motion did not prevall. 12th day of June,1882, Joseph Rosen- ytendered his resignation of membership of the Pla rs’ Union, as he alleged, for te pur- pose of entering Into business for himself. That the sail Joseph Rosenberry, during the summer Of 1882, di work as a non-union journey- erer for the firm of Mooney & Lacey, of mneity, at fity cents per day less than ‘That on the 2Ist day of May, 1883, Charles tendered hils resignation of ‘membership to the Plasterers’ Union, as he #lleged, for the pur Pose Of entering into business for himself. That on the 24 day of June, 1883, at a mass- meeting held under the ausptces of the Federatton hor, a resolution denouncing William Hines ohn King, employing plasterers, for working, hon-wiion meh at less than union’ wages, was Unanimously passed, and that Charles Crown was One of the non-union men who was employed by William Hines at that date. Wittiam F. Rasprrr, Jous J. Keere, W. HT. StIcKRLL, Severally sworn and subscribed beiore me this ist day of July, A. D. 1883. EAL] Joun T. C. CLarK, Notary Public. A CERTIFICATE, WASHINGTON, June 20, 1893. This 13 tocertify that Joseph Rosenberry did Work for us in the summer of 1882, for $3 per day. Moongy & Lacey, —__—.__—— Not an Oil, but a Gasoline Stove. To the Lditur of Tuk EvEsixa ASI GTON, July 21st. In your issue of yesterday an article head- ed “Fires” gives an account of an oll stove explosion at the house of Mr. McEifresh, No. 48 Detrer We wish simply to cali your attentio fact that it ‘a a gaso- line, and not an oif stove that exploded, and wat in view of the facts you did the latter ‘article an unint-ntional Injury. Justice, a Prompt PAYMENT OF A DeatH CLaru.—Among all the benefictal associations with which the District is favored none hold a higher place, they claim, tn public esteem, than the South Washing- ton Endowment Relief Assoclation. Its affairs are so symtemtieally conducted that upon the death of any of {ts members an immediate settle- ment with the benetleliry 1s eff-cted, trrespective of the clause in the by-laws whlch gives the as- sociation forty days from the date of the acceptance of the _proofs of death until the endowment 13 paid to the beneficiary. A case in polut ts that_of John Burns, who died on the 7th instant. Proors of .is death were received on the 16th, and on the 20th $590 was pald to his whiow. WASHINGTON, D. C., July 20, 1883. Acknowledgment.—Received from ‘the South Washington Endowment Relief Association the sum of five lundred dollars ($500) in full payment for tmsurancce which became due me tn conse- quence of the death of my late husband, John Burns, who held certificate of membership in Division 1 of the sald association. Saka BURNS, 2502 1 street nortuwest. —_—.—— ‘Tne FuNeRat or Joun C. Srewant.—The funeral of the late John ©, Stewart, who dled suddenly Wednesday morning trom paralysis of the heart, took place from the residence of the deceased, 1527 9th street, yesterday afternoon, and was attended by a large concourse of friends of the family. ‘The remains were taken to the Church of the Incarna- tion, where the church and Templar services were heid, after, which the body was escorted to Glen- wood cemetery by Pentalpha Lodge, No. 23; Co- lumbia R.A. Chapter, No. 1, and Columbis Com- mandery, No. 2; the blue lodgeservice at the grave being performed by Mathew Trimble, W. M. of Pentalpha lodge. Tae “icycLe Races Next MoNDAY.—The ar- Tangement for the great bleycle contest next Mon- day, at the Athletic Park, have all been completed. ‘The men are in excellent condition, Prince welgh- ing 164 pounds and Higham 163 It is predicted by knowing ones that tuts will be the most exciting bicycle contest ever seen in this country. The Judges, referees and timers will be the saine that fiiied the positions in the last race. Messrs. Wil- mot and Alden, champton teick bicyclists of the world, Will give an exhibition of double and single riding. They ride on the satne Dicycie at the saine time, performing feats never before attempted in this ‘country. Mr. Moxley, the gental proprietor $f the Dark yesterday had placed in po large cask that will be kept full of 1ce water and dispensed free of charge. — ‘Tne fast steamer June Moseley will on to-mor- row, Sunday, July 22d, make an excursion to Black- {ston Island: There is fnebathing, crabbing and fishing at the fsland. Theme Aso Bersisa: IICHING AND BURNING! Eczema or Salt Rheum, with {ts agonizing itching and burning, instantly relieved by a warm bath with CuricuRa Soar and a single application of Cuticura, the great Skin Cure. This repeated daily, with two or three doses of Curicuna Resonvenr, the New Blood Purifier, to keep the blood cool, the perspiration pure and unirritating, the bowels open, the liver and kidneys active, will speedily cure Eczema, Tetter, Ringworm, Psonasis, Lichen Pruritus, Scald Head, Dandruff and every species of Itching, Scaly and Pimply Humors of the Scalp and Skin, when the best physicians and all known remedies fail. ITCHING HUMORS, : Baker's, Barber's, Grocer’s and Washerwoman’s Itch, Itching Piles and Delicate Itching Humor, peculiar to both sexes, which are particularly distressin< at this season, are instantly relieved and speedily aud perma- nently cured by the above treatment. Now is the time, when the pores are open and the perspiration abundant, to cleanse the blood of impurities and the skin of turing and disfiurirg humors, THOUSANDS OF LETTERS In our possession repeat this story: I have been a terri ble snfferer for years with Biood and Skin Humors; have been obifPed to shun public places by reagon of my disfguring hamors; have had the best physicians; have spent hundreds of dollars and got no real relief ‘until Iused the Curicuna Rewepres, which have cured’ me, and left my skin and biood as pure asa child's. CUTICURA REMEDIES Are the greatest medicines on earth. sees W. ADAMS, Newark, 0. ‘The half has not been told as to their curative powers. C, A. WILLIAMS, Providence. cure in. oss H.W. BROCEWAY, ‘M. D., Franklin, N. H. My friends know how I suffered from Salt Rheum until cured by them. MRS. A.B. BROWN, Maiden. Cured me of a Scrofulous Humor of thirteen years? duration. J. E.RICHAKDSON,C.H., New Orleans. Curicura Rewepies at alt Druzgists. Price: Curi- una, 50 cents; KESOLVENT, $1; Soar, 25 cents. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE cleanses the nasal Passages of foul mucus, restores the senses of smell, taste and hesring when affected, frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of offensive matter, eweetens and Purifies the breath, stope the cough and arrests the pro- grese of Catarrh towards Consumption. ComPuErE ‘Taeatwens, with IngaLen, $1. Ask for Saxvonn's Radical CURE. wis ‘The City Markets. ABUNDANT SUFPLIES, BUT A DIMINISHED DEMAND— VEGETABLES AND FRUITS—THE EFFECT OF THE TROUBLE IN LARD STILL FELT, &C. ‘The city markets retain a rather dull appear- nce pecullar to this season of the year. seems to be abundant supplies of almost every- Ubing in its season, and at the sare time the pop- ulation fg reduced to its minimum. Flour main- tains its usual quietude, the demands ana re- ceipts being about equal. New wheat begins to show itself more freely and is of most excellent quality. In corn and oats the market ts quiet, but supplies are ample for the demand. In hay there 1s no change from last week. Old timothy of the best quality 1s scarce, and the offerings of new crops are meager. The market is rather quiet. There {s much bale hay used. Straw is of siow sale, with ttle demand. Mill feed Is In de~ mand and price steady, bran being $15 to $16, and to $21 per ton. Butter, Eggs and Poultry.—There is little to be The receipts of fine but- said of the butter trade. ter are Just about enough to meet current wan’ with prices unchanged. ‘The egg market 1s well supplied, prices rangini from 14 to 15 cents by ken readily when sound and free from keats’ eggs. The pouitry trade has Deen rather unsettled and the prices somewhat de- Itis plentiful and number one spring chickens are easily obtatned. Old fowls are also plentiful and much of the stock isin ton. They sellfor 12 to14 cents, while spring chickens range from 16 to 17 cents In large lots. THE VEGHTABLE MARKET 1s lively, potatoes, tomatoes, cabbages, &c., being pellent new potatoes can now be bought for $1.50 to #2 per barrel, yams $3 to $3.50, tomatoes $1.25 to $2 per box. New corn fs coming from the south and selling by large lots at 15 to 25 plants from the south are more plentitul The same 4 of cymlings. Good spring apples are el, and peaches $1.50 to $3 per at that. Good canteloups are how becoming plentiful and more reasonable rice, while watermelons are not so good in ‘and rather high in price, ch as blackberries, whortleberries, rasp- berries, &c., are plentiful and cheap. Lemons $3.50 per box, and oranges €4 to $6 per box. © market 18 dull and prices 1 perceptbly fallen off. selling at 10 to 1134 cents, and fore quarters at 6 to écents. Lambs are worth 11 cents by the careass, and Veal 8 to 9 cents. eats are dull, tho markets feeble, and the outlook not encouraging. ‘This state of affairs is generally regarded as the result of the lard tumble, which has demoralized everything tn the pork line. Lard (best) 1s worth 10 cents, and the Tancy kinds, manipulated with base materials, are selling af rates much less. er Commissioner cents per dozen. E; of better quality an $1.50 to $2.50 per bai the demand havin, hind quarter beet pon Convict To the Fditor of Tar Evestxe Star: Sir: In the report of the interview of the com- mittee from East Washington with the Commis- stoners yesterday, the Republican reports Com- misstoner West as saying that “he could not advo- cate the employment of the striped jackets (occu- Pants of the work-house) to take the bread from poor people’s mouths.” In reply [t was stated that no one had proposed. such a thing, but that the proposition was to have which there was no funds to pay for, thus having just that much more work done than would otherwise be, and without depriving any one of a cent, or of a chance to get work. To this Mr. West replied he had te nd when asked what at he repiled, “making Thus he first objects to having them work because 1 would take bread out of poor people’s mouths, (which 1s not true, if used as proposed); then’ says they are doing the very thing he objects to having them do. More than that, according to his own statement, he {5 using How that can be tonable than to use them to displace abor Iam unable to see. a most transparent attempt on his part, with which no Tt was all the more so because he wentoutot his way to lug Ina subject to which the committee did not even refer, his remarks betng based entirely upon a newspaper report of a suxgestion thrown out by an Individual at a meeting elsewhere. hand, Commissioner Edmonds sald he did not object at ll to hiving them set to work as sugg: ged; and I think the citizens of the Dis- trict will rully agree with him, t can be ullized to de work that ‘cannot otherwise be done, and in a way that will not interfere with other laborers, it ought to be done. One Wao Wa PRESENT, @ skilled labor. ata little demagogtsi that If these men Fink RRsIDENCE AT AUCTION. will be offered on Monday, July 23d, at six o'clock, fine three-story pressed brick resi? dence, No, 226 2d street nortiveast. fect order and has ali the modern 1mprovements, and 1s in close proximity to the Capitol. See ad~ An opportunity It fs in per- Avsotorery Pune. This powder never varies. A marve of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sola in competition With the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans, RoyraL Bax- 3xG PowpeR Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ‘AVE’ YOU TRIED IT? ‘THE OLD ADAGE THAT ‘‘AN OUNCE OF PRE- VENTION IS WORTH A POUND OF CURE, «R MORE APTLY ILLUSTRATED THAN BY HIM WHO TAKES HIS DOSE OF TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT BEFORE THE MORNING MEAL. FOR IT NOT ONLY GENTLY REGULATES AND PUKIFIES THE SYSTEM, BUT 18 A PROTEC- TION AGAINST DISEASE, WHICH NO ONE OUGHT. TO DISREGARD. ALL DKUGGISTS HAVE IT. jy21 aT arvets: Carperst REMNANTS OF BRUSSELS for RUGS and MATS, 13s, 1% aud 2 yard Lengths, HALF PRICE, REMNANTS OF BRUSSELS, 10 to 25 yard Lengths. FLOOR OILCLOTHS from 37 cents, OUR NEW FALL STOCK OF CARPETS, BBUSSELS AND INGRAINS. ALL THE NEWEST DESIGNS, LAWNS, 4 cents, 5 cents, 8 cents. PARASOLS, $1, $1.26, $1.50, $1.75. SATIN PARASOLS, lined $2. BEACK CASHMERES, 37 ets., 50 cts, ALL WOOL FLANNE! CLOTH FOR BOYS’ SUITS, 25 cta, 12cts., 15 cts., ete. GINGHAMS, PERCALES, COTTONS. INDIGO BLUE CALICO, 10 cts. TABLE LINE: SUITING, 25 cts, INDIA LINES TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Moonrarx HAMMOCK CHAIB Differs from all the other stationary or reclining Chairs, in that it ia better, stronger and simpler; is adapted to the House, Lawn, Porch or Camp, and is just chuck full of quiet comfort and blessed rest. Is far superior to the Hammock in every way, and can be put up £0 as ‘to be always in the shade, J. W. SCHAEFER, NO. 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. AND STRAW HATS Sore NORTHWEST GENTLEMEN'S OF Se CITY. ITEMS. The Beautifal Green Metous A Deautitul thing it was, and right green was young Mr. Green, Who went down to the cellar about midnight and ate nearly half of it. The next day young Mr. Green he didn't want any breakfast, and he he would not go to the store. He wished he hadm’t seen that water- melon. By the prompt administration of Perry Davis’ Pain Killer young Mr. Green's internal economy was reduceg to @ state of peace and comtor A Card. ‘There was no larceny whatever in the case be- fore the Police Cours yesterday. Mr. Barry charged that I had not paid him for two boxes of apples. I asserted that (had paid him, and thus there was @ Gispute, for whic I was efrested and T had to pay twice for the apples, July 21st, 1863. Wu. REARDON. XW Offer Monday morning gentlemen and youths’ suits for $10, almost the entire balance of this season's pro- duction. These suits are expected to move rapidly at this price. Trade dollars taken at par. Ggo. C. Hexnixa, 410 7th street. These Days Bring Us much of speculation in matters of faith and sctence, but there 18 nothing uncertain when one goes to bed with a horde of hungry bed-bugs or finds roach or two among his eating, Hunt’s Insect Powder 1s the one thing certain to kill Deere Pests. Price, 25 cents, For sale by all drug- gists: A Pure Strengthening Tonic, free from whisky and alcohol, cures dyspepsia and similar diseases “It has hever been equaled. Brown’s Iron Bitters, WADLEY, Ga.—Dr, H. L, Battle, jr., says: ‘Brown’s Iron Bitters are very popular in this sec- tion and gives entire satisfaction." SHEBOYGAN, Wis—Dr. SB. Myers says: “I recommend Brown's Iron Bitters for general de- bility, loss of appetite and want of strength.” Thick Food cannot be digested by infants. Mellin’s Food is designed to take the place of the thick pap which sours the stomachs of so many infants It is healthful, nourishing, and highly comiftended by the facuity as the ‘most perfect substitute for mothers’ millk ever made. All druggists have it. Burnett's Cocoaine Softens the hair when harsh and dry. Soothes the irritated scalp, Affords the richest luster. Prevents the hair from falling off. Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth. Lundborg’s Perfames, Edenia, and Marechal Niel Rosa, Milwaukee Beer, be. a stoveplpe—drawn from 100d. w Ky16H7, 1732 Penna avenue, Celebrated Wine Product of New Jersey. ‘The best wine in the country, that recelved the highest premlum at the Centennial, 1s Speer’s Port Grape Wine, which has become'a celebrated product or New Jersey. This wine and his P. 0. randy are used by physicians everywhere, who rely upon them as the purest to be had. Itds un- surpassed for weakly females and old people. For sale by druggists, Wes The Safest Way, ‘The safest and surest way to restore the yonth- ful color of the hair is furnished by Parker’s Hair Balsam, which 1s deservedly popular from its superior cleanliness, sx00d Advice. Nearly all the ills that afflict us can be pre- vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect working order. There 1s no Medicine known that will do this as surely as Parker's Ginger Tonic. : Bicycle Shirts. Base ball and boating 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. 7th and H streets, On Thirty Days’ Trial. The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated’ Electro-Voltatc’ Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are afflicted Witn nervous debility, lost Nitality and kindrod troubles, gquar- anteeihg speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.—No risk 1s incurred, as thirty days’ trial is al- lowed. WS Skinny Men, ‘Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and {isos cures Dyspepsia, Iinpotence, Sexual Deblli- wy Milwaukee Beer, 5c. a schooner—drawn from toood. iy Knreut, 1782 Penna. avenue, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 34-lb. “Ward” prints, 25c. per 1D. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and ‘sweet milk, be. per qt. Cream, 1c. pint. DIED. BEALL. On July 21st, 1883, at 1 o'clock a.m., twin daughter of Win. W. and Edith Beall, aged seven months and twenty days. To the bird of my bosom, finttered up to the dawn, A window was open, my darling was gone. A truant from time, from tears and froma sin, For the angels on watch took the wanderer in. * ‘By Hen Mornen. ‘The funeral will take place from parents’ residence, 660 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, on sony, July 22d, at 4 o'clock, Friends of the family are idvited to attend. = ORAIN. Atthe residence of his brother-in-law, in Baltimore, on July 2, 1863, GERARD W. CRAIN, of Bright's disease of the kidney, formerly of Charles county, Md., in the fifty-ninth year of his age. Ho leaves & wife and three children in this city. oh DAVIS. At Fortress Monroe, ou the 19th of uly, 1888, ut 12 p.in., of cholera infantum, ZILPHA Vi. infant daughter Of R.H. and Mary &. Davis, age seyen months and six days. ‘ DOERNER. On July 20th, 1893, at 8:45 p.m,, OB- OAR. Fy only bolt of Holnbold wad Me Malas bose ner, axed 2 years, 3 months and 18 days. ineral will {ake place at the residence of his parents, No. 1123 Twenty-firet street northwest, Monday, July 23d, 1883, at four o'clock p.m. Friends of the family are invited to attend. © DUNCAN. At the residence of E. D. Perkins, No, 711 Twentieth street northwest, on July 21, 18 at 12:55 p.m., Miss JANE DUNCAN, in the seventy-sey- enth year of her age. Funeral from the residence Monday afternoon, at 4 O'clock. Relatives and friends invited. . HARRYMAN. On July 20th, 1883, after along and painful illness, KATE A. HARRYMAN, in the thirty- third year of her age. Funeral will take ‘place from the residence of her brother-in-law, Nathanial Brewer, 656 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Sunday, at 4:36 p.m. Friendsand Telatives are respectfully invited to attend. HODGE. On Friday morning, July 20, 1883, SARAH. BAYARD, widow of the late William L. Hodge, aged ninety years. Fuueral services at the residence of her daughter, jonday. July 23, at 9a.m. Interment at Puiladelphis. “2 HYDE, (At 11:90 Eriday morning. July 20. at the residence of Mra. W. A. King, No. $317 O strect, West Washington Mra. 0. J: M, HYDE, consort of Judge Georve A. Hyde, of St, Louis. ‘Funeral services at ‘Trinity church at half-past nine o'clock Monday morning. Kelatives and friends of the family invited to attend. [St Louis papers please copy. ~) OGDEN. On the morning of July 19, 1883, from an injury received on B. & 0. tulroad, JOHN OGDEN, Funeral will take ‘place from his late residence, 984 Teenty-second strect northwest, Sunday, at casa O'clock, 2 READY. Suddenly, July 19. 1883, at 10:30 o'clock gm. Mri. ANN READY, in the fifly-eighth year of er ake, Funeral will take place from her late residence, No. 728 Seventh street northeast, Sunday, July 22d’ at 3 gelgck pan. “Eriends of ‘the’ family are invited to, at- nd. i UNDERTAKERS. RTHUR ROONEY & CO., UNDERTAKERS AND A EMBALMERS. —Calls answered, night or day,from_ our Principal Office, 711 7th street northwest, ARTHUR ROONEY, JAMES BELLEW. be UCHL YX'5" UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, "922 PenweyLvaNta AVENUE N.W. (Formerly 913 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.) “Everything firet-class and reasonable.” Telephone comnection. Ne5 RED. SPINDLER, Fuspelaait 139 7th st, (bet. Mand Nn.w. embalin prepated’ for ‘transportation, Residence at pisos of business, dt OSEPH, GAWLE} Je GERENAL FoneranENG PNPERTAKER, | Pennsylvani rthwest. Terms moderat and everything few-clas.‘Telenhone connections aid Joon waiaur UNDERTAKER, 1837 TaNTH Steuer Nokrawest. + Telephone Connection. at0 UGUSTUS BURGDOKF, A FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, io. northy 316 poomerivanis, avenue | weet, Detween 3a194 AUCTION SALES. NOncE oF SALE Dapanryres oF Mrrngroursx Porton, det section & Wasmmraton, D; C., July 20. By virtue of authority me un 417, Revised Statutes of the United States ine Diict ae te ‘on the EIGHT Columbia) Bator ausbeh, 1883, sell at eartin to the bidder, for cash, oo ape | ae PR foaled) Sale at TEN O'CLOCK A. M., at Police ‘Headquarters, Soe RICHARD SYLVESTER, Me ita WALTER B WILLIAMS S C00 Recto 3y21, 28&a4-3t Wor Other Auctions See Seventh Page.s Ta Rios F, IRE Txsurance Company, BUILDINGS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLONIA a. ae Office, aomapararily, 100) mt remove quarters, No. 1: to guarters, so. M. W. Ber M. ‘Wim. H. Morrison, N- W. ea ty inton, Jno, Jay Kucx, Join shermen, Win. 8, AMUSEMENTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. YOTTAGE BOARD AT OOEA} C ue ‘surf eo HOME. 0 Ammer Piss. MONDAY, JULY 23, ‘The Deciding Championship Race Between PRINCE AND HIGHAM, DISTANCE, 10 MILEB, facing ccesn: miven. ad° oe Lave LIN, CT MAY, N. No. Stockton Hotel, Strictly Arst clara, "Adress, Pusey Powr Hore, @. P. HORBACH & CO, tent Newly farniebed throughout. ew and commodious bath houses. Steamers Excelsior and Leary leave Washington and Norfolk daily with U. 8. mail and passengers. Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Crabs. For particulars address Hotel. JH! PzKOM House, BRIGANTINE BEACH, N. 3. It {s two and s-half miles north of Atlantic City, and Passengers t0 She Inlet whore a oat awaits thew, eh ssensers to the Inlet, where a boat a ” Pane direct to the houses it is near the beach, with fine ‘as can be found at any resort. are the summer residences of Hon. Alfred C. Harmer and other prominent men. In the i ¥icinity of the house will be found good canning an ns. ‘Terma, $10 to $12 WILMOT & ALDEN, Fancy Double Riders, And Other Interesting Events, Admission, 25 cents. Reserved seats at ELLIS’ Gates open at 4. Races at 5. In the event of rain races will be postponed to next favorable day. [PPB SUMMER GARDEN OF THE THEATER COMIQUE. MONDAY, JULY 16TH. rs of GEORGE FRANCE. and on and Spot, in bis sensational First appearance in interesting drama, entitled A BLOCK GAME; O« PLAYING TO WIN; An elogant olio will precede the drama headed greatest of all siugers, MIS: great and only MA. MATINEES—Tnesdays, Thursdays, Admission to all only ten cents, IPE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, EXTRA OCCASION THURSDAY NIGHT, JULY 26th tlemen’s Swimming Party at 9:50. jou this party iaust Foeiater thelr the ie CLINE. the week. Washinj bia and Auantic City. Dally REED & SMITH, Proprietors. AZLEWOOD COTTAGE, NEAR OAKLAND, MD. ; no dust, 50 acres of he finest; pring in the moun Mrs. JAMES P. = or J. P. LEWIS, P. 0. dept., 1534 I street. A Staats: cr Persons desiring to Join this names and procure tickets in advance. ‘No gentleman admit tators allowed. APBNER'S SUMMER GARDEN. CONCERT THIS EVENING BY PROF. ARTH'S ORCHESTRA OF FIFTEEN SELECTED MUSICIANS. MIS8 GRACE MORETTY, Soprano. MR. W. H. STANLEY, Tenor. Admission, Ten Cents. RIVER'S SUMMER GARDEN.—ENGAGEMENT extraordinary and at great WILMOT and ALD Bicycle Riders of the wi Aiso the JACKLE! ithout 7» and no spec- ited without a lady, an 0 sree terms reascnabley E. N. COX. ATSKILL MOUNTAIN! Palenville.—On Kaaterskill Creek, at en- trance toClove, ‘Three miles from the Kaater- Skilland Hains Fails. Terms $10 per week. Palenville, Greene co., J.—BRADY HOUSE, handsome summer! P. H. SCRIBNER, TLANTIC CITY, N Arkanaas avenue. Tesort. Good board at water, parlor Pian, pense, of Messrs. Champion Trick and Fancy ¥ WONDERS, MELROSE fIs- TERS and twenty-five artiste in every branch of the Admiesion only 10 cents. SBURY PARK, N. J. dium-sized private family h intr Tattrenees; table’ excallent mat 3 3 Moderate. THE VICTORIA, ME- ——w ‘The Large and Met eee Mountain Hotel in the Keaterskill Station, the of the new, Kasterskil railroad, is within halts Hotel Rasterskill, and is accemitie via fonda the New \ork Central and Hudson River ‘boats and by the New York, West Shore and y via Kin leaving Penneyiventa rain: 3:20. m., arrives at Hotel Kaaterskill at Exchanges. _y tu ant vi ie Hest at Jersey iy — La con Pa 290 p.m. tran from Phi arrives bee erect legen connections wi et | Address ©. A. GILL >. Kaaterskill Post Office, Greene county, New York. New Yorx asp New Exouasp Raw ROAD. ‘Paseengers for the WHITE MOUNTAINS, fond MOUNT DESERT, POLAND SPRINGS, RANGFELY axp MOOSEHEAD LAKES, And all other New Fogiand Resorts, should bear in mind that the ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS BETWE WASHINGTON axp BOSTON ms vra Penn. R: R. Transfer Steamer Maryinn4, N.¥., NM ‘& H. and New York & New Engiand K.R. Solid trains of first-class Passenger Coachos and the finest of BULLMAN'S celebrated Sleeping Care are run on this line. No OMNIBUS TRANSFER through New York City. NO DELAYS caused by the transfer of Bagraga through New York City. Regularand Tourist's Tickets on sale at Penn. RR. Offices. Be sure they read via NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND k. BR. 8. M. FELTON, Jn. Gei DATA, Gen. Pass, Agent. Be AND KESTAURAN: A SS AND KESTAURAN GREENPRIER ©0., W.VA. T. ecOpene June 18th. - The most celebrated ee. in the «outh. "Climate cool and deliuit- ful. Waters wonderful in their therapeu . Terme: $3.50 per day, $21 ver weel permonth. Circulars describing hygienic advan- furnished on application. LL-m, w, 6, 266 H. PHCERUS, Lessea, "EL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY. iret season July 7th, 1889. Di $3. d0.aud 4.00; FRANK H HILDRETH, Proprietor. meat SHLAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,. corner of Pennsylvania and Atlantic ave- nues. One of the best k Ge orm eee a eh muse has been thoronj ninhed; awnings to every window; ai the table will not Pe ex ‘ali 2 NT. NS HE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, ery 13th and 14th streets. Gentlemen's hours—7 to 9 a.m. ; 2:30 to 10 p.m. Ladies’ hours—10 a, m. to 12m. 1 (ONCERT AT SPROH'S GARDEN. Concert EVEKY EVENING at A. SPROH’S Sum- mer Garden, 4830 street northwest.’ Entrance free 'y renovated and resur- pure water intro- led by any in the Terms vers reasonabie for first-clans accomn- moations. “Uhree minutes’ walk from both railway WARNER & PENDER, Proprietors. VER VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD. most delightfni Sumnier Kesort inthe state. Salt Water bathing, boating and fixhing. Situa- yards of the beach and steam. dings. “Beau‘iful level roads for driv- $f the hotel snd ctroulars ‘oung, estate bi CLARENCE PETEKS, Prop, ON EXHIBITION MARERITERG, 20. 626 F street northwest, one door from Tthstrest, Ei byiny sock "of Papertang Choice Oi Paintin, Large and Choice Frames, Picture Cond and Tassels, Rin PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. ire to spend Sunday will Steamer from ferry wharf this afternoon at 5 o'clock. ndverti#ed for Sunday morning will not touch, Oppante, the: New’ Gol vt posite’ the New Columbia. MRS. McCLELLAND. “ST. ALBANS,” GECOND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF ‘THE APOLLO CLUB, ‘To Marshall Hall and down the River, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, On the Steamer W. W. Corcoran. Boat leaves at 6 o'clock; gets back at 11:30. ‘Tickets, 50 cents; for sale by Kimball and Childs, 1215 F street: W. H. Rapley, 1315 E street; W. B. At- kingon, Dr. G. L. Johntson, M. A. Donnelly, E, May, F. J. Woodman, J.T. Blackmar, F. K. Swett, J, R, Edson, J. B. Connolly, A. 3, Fennell, J. 8. Smith, J. F. Rule, J. G. Traylor, D. G, Miller, F. H. Baxter, E. B. Olds, J. H. Kaiser, C. Dufour and H, W. Ulds.J21-4 —THE STEAMER MOSELEY ADVER- jo land a 25 cent round trip crowd at my place = Sunday, is snot my ponent i aot bs ny arringements consenting 49 euch a sel snot consulted in the matter.” The Moseley shal not JAS. ALBERT CLAR Proprietor Classic Shore, Va, IRST AND UNLY CHANCE TO LOWER CEDAR POINT FROM GEORGETOWN. HEBER TENT OF RECHABITES, Armenia leaves High st. wi ron wharf at 9 a.m. ildren under 12 half price. Gouin ARRANGEMENT. ‘The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, Blake, will make daily trips to MT. VE! excepted), touching, dria, Fort Foote, Guuston's, Upper Glymont. Boat {oot of 7th street, at 10 a.m., returning about 3:30 p.m. |] Bare tor the round trip to Mt, Veruon, $1, ‘To al! other On SATURDAY EVENINGS spect: eave at 6 p.m, and return about 9: ror rip, 25 cents. On SUSDAY AFTERNOONS E'S IRELAND. MD, ‘Terms: $1.50 per day, $9 per werk, Fmonth. Special arrangements for fani- 97 Leary and Excelsior gi ‘Steamers Geo Met at Piney Point whart. All bosts free. Address R, J. ADAMS & BROS. Point, St. Mary's county, Mi References: chmeiltic & Br s., 707 7th st. J. Donaldson, G AUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Fauquier county, Va., 56 miles from Washington. Morning and evening trains via Virginia, Midland railroad. All the modern improve- ments throughout, including hot and cold gcio baths, closets on each floor, electric bells, gas, Ke, ‘The social features of the attractions of metropolitan life, owing to to Washington and ‘auquier Sprin, Itimore. “For infor ‘At the Springs, YONGRESS HALL, ‘Unequaled location, eubstantial butlding, new furniture, promyt and attentive service, electric bells, electric Lishts, le of Superior Excellence. ‘The Orchestra willbe conducted H. J. & G. RK. Cl Of Colonnade Hotel, Phila Devon Inn, Devon, Pa. Mr. Zimmerman. id Opens JUNE! TATES HOTEL, itlantic City, N. J. oe BENJ. H. BROWN Je18-dtaugGheodi6t, Captain L. L. i E, res her wharf, JAS. P. SCOTT, Manager. ‘ERMONT HOUS! ‘Vermiout avenue, above Atlantic: avenue, ‘Ocean view from 1 BT. BLACK. 1ny30-3us p.m. Fare for Good music in attendance. pecial tripe. Boat will eg ening about 8 p.m. Fare for the round trip, 50 cénte4 Refreshments aboard of the boat. use will be kept. For particulars address Mrs. PRAY VIEW, OCEAN GKOVE, N. J., DIRECTLY facing the ocean and lak e. Superior four- with verandas on three fronts age and ventilation. ccommodation for 200. ice, can procure tickets from boas Company—steamers Lady of the Lake and Jane Moseley— Metropolitan Na- tional Bank, 613 1th ‘street northwest, for p ‘oint Lookont and one week's stay steamers means ‘and George Leary do not stop SMITH & GRAY. Proprietors. ARE 25 CENTS ROUND TRIP, WILL ON SUNDAY, 22p; TUESDAY, 247; WED- Y, 257H:’AND' THURSDAY, 26TH OF ¥ AN EXCURSION TO BLACKISTON ISLAND, LEAVING SIXTH-STREET WHARF AT 9 A. M. HARP; RETURNING AT 9:80 P. ABBING AND FISHING ‘TIES. ND MEALS, TO BE HAD ON tr THE ABOVE SCHEDULE ‘TO BE CO) TINUED—SUS DAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY TO BLACKISTON ISLAND. HK. PHILLIPS, Supt. PECPLES' FERRY TO ALEXANDRIA, VA. the Iniand and 8 (HE POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, Is Reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA, Fast Expresa Trains, with. Parlor cars at- tached are'run' during the ‘season at convent-' ent hours, and. p passengers: find on their, Srrival at the New Broad Stret ‘Station, Pht Union Transfer Coaches transfer direct to the of the West Jersey railroad, at the foot of Market For through tickets, Es Hailroad. ‘SHARP; BATHING, OR: STATEROOMS A Northeast corner Baltimore CHAS, E. PUGH, Gen'l Manager. J. BR. WOOD, Gen'l Passenger Agent. SBURY PARK, N. J.-LAKESIDE COTTAGE, Lake avenue and Emory street, now open, for the reception of guests. Terms moderate. Mre. L. J. 51 Lu Ww. hw? (ONGRESS HALL, OC 1TY, WORCESTER /Co., Md., opens June 20th. Newly bathing. Gsling, ganuing sew Bene SELBY: < 269-8, tn HE ARGYLE, OCEAN END OF ©O) nectiout averiur, Atiantic City. Miss X. K. HARVEY, Proprictress. Box 340. del-lma&s, ta, thd F, AN CITY, N. J. all the year. Hot and Cold Sea- water Baths in the house. El-ctric Bells, Gas, and all the convenicnoes of = first-clase hotel. ‘Ocean view; coach to meet trains, Jet-2m_ J. L. BR MEBIN JOHN BRIDGE HOTEL we. /Montomery county, Md.); seven ‘mil from Warhington on Conduit road: the finest, 3 Altes Qnive from city propricties strictly out srord a STONE ARCH IN HE WOKLD on adjoining grounda, m OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARTEIS FERRY, WEST + revuiitand newly furnished rots. 9 malaria or mosquitoes. Table board ti ¥ surpassed. Terms, $f to $7.50 per week, ac- ‘cording to location of rooms, Special terms f Due Oven JUNE 10th, 1883. MKS. 8. E. LOVETT, Pro- prietresa, my26-2m EASID HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD., WILL Wopen June 23d; terms, #2 per day, €8 to f week: itis reached via. B. W.& B. E 3 poly to 8. J. FAs toy wart, OXFORD. MD. y SAMO NORRIS, Proprietor, his pupular Marylend Resort will spen on, the 12th June, 1883, tor the accommodation of @C et ‘Terms moderate. ert dey Cc S SUMMER RESORT, PIGHTY MIL down the river; fine fishing, ‘oysterins, 2078. Terms, $1 R. 3.60) e co tomt Prietor, Milest a Md. jel -2m' Cosaness HALL, OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE i¢rn, RATES $3.50 AND #4 PER DAY. 36-2 CLEMENT & COX, Proprietors. ATER GAP HOUBE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa. 4 with incressed attractions. Running water in chembers from. aA foes and flies. Three hours anda half from Puiladelpy by Pennsylvania KR. R. L. W. BRODHEAD. $e23-imn* (THe “BRIGHTON,” grabbing and bathing. Open JU SARATOGA SPRINGS, teat nace perfect; free from malar omg ul ATLANTIC CITY, ; HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, Address my9-3mo F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. (PPREMONT HOUSE, Care MAY, NEAR TH beach. Large, shady grounds; swings, croquet, lawn tennis: place for faruilies. #7 Reasonable rates. CHAS. LE BOY WHEL: $e ER, Proprietor, 1 EIRORSUITAN CORNER OF ATLAN- tic and Fifth avenues, Atlantic City, near! warm batha. Camden and Atlantic trains a atthe door. Terms moderate. J, A. MovL.! Jel-2m Proprietor. pinicogy eg ed Se ee MOUN- taing, Srriny forsee, Hunting, 10"¢ in. Ave. or - ., SELLY, ‘New Windsor, na. myI8-; GRAN Ba Fon ‘OCEAN END UF CONNECTICUT AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.d. An entirely new house, slegautly furiished, electric belle, wan, ke: Full ocean View: Font @/ fare Wied. LOVE: peOrbon ale hoaeae Hote ALzi0n, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. The most clevantly furnished and best ap-, Pointed hotel in Atlantic Ci ‘OPLN FARE 5 CENTS. ‘The fast iron steamer Thompson will my ON and ALEXANDRIA. Leave Waahington, foot of 6th street 9th and 7th street cai 9: m., 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3: Leave Alexandria, from Reed's wi streat. a ii, 2a.m., 1, 2, Antaxric Cry. Expreas Trains are ron THROUGH without, Stops IN NINETY hereafter run on SUNDAYS as a fer t, terminus of F, j, 10:30, 11:30 a: CAMDEN & ATLANTIC! WEST JERS! RAILROAD, BAl se 4, 5, 6 and 7 p.m. ik. PHILLIPS, Supt. f] EVEN! CURSIONS DOWN THE gecr ING EXCURS EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. STEAMER ARMENIA ‘Will leave at 6:30; returning at 11, Music, Dancing and Concert, Fare, 25 cents, AILY EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON GROVE ON THE METROPOLITAN BRANCH B. & O. R.E., The trainJeaving Washington at 8:30 a, m., from the Grove at 7:10 p. m. Round trip tickets, 85 cents. Parties can be supplied with refreshments at theWash- ington Grove Hot Station foot of Vine street. [Station foot of ‘Market et. . Passengers from Washington will take the throt trains of the Baitimore and Potomac delphia and arrive at the new Brosd- direct to the staiions of the lantic and West Jersey railroads, For through tickets, » and Penneyivania avenue; station railroad. CHAS. F. PUGH, railroad to Phil rage checka, and full inform- ‘orthwest corner 13th street Jon Baltimore and Poto- 3k Gen. Passenger Agent. atcity prices. == BB'S ISLAND, VA., THE doe faatctd ied boon eas channel and fishing and snipe shooting. Route from Ol Sexecr excursions TO CAPE MAY Ww steamers ce the Northampton. Hotel ph; EVERY SATURDAY —— = DURING JULY AND AUGUST, OPENS TUESDAY, JUNE 127z, ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Great North Mountain, ‘Near Winchester, Va., ill open JUNE 12th to accommodate several who wish as have been made this season for the new patent closets ‘Vis Pennsylvania Baltimore and Poto- tation, at 10:30 a, m. $5.00 FOR THE ROUND TRIP. ‘acccmmodat oe 27 leeerae ented a ng an indant coop ae. the best fruit in the neighborhood of ‘Springs is very promising this season. 4 accommodations A. 8. 401 9th etree, Washington, Bec? Circe: ‘Tickets good to return for five days. lars address, R. Agent Routhouatern Distict, EAE CUES rouao hing PAREE c. Sy3 FOR 1 from 7th street f¢ Qocoauan F, re cane The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON Dem Fare,round tps i6 DAY EXCURSIONS. HALL AND RSHALL HALL, AND 5 ARSHALL i QBeents. i. g Fi 507 Ammentic CITY, N. J. FAMILY HOTEL, dad THE COLONNADE. ‘Eurniahed, with all the modern improvements, MRS. C, A. RINES, my21-2m (Formerly of Washington, D, ©.) (HE SHELBURNE, ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3., toa? Te ny A situated on Michigan avenue, mat Zidieen Greens, is uow open. Adsivem 2 vee, OW my9-3m_ EDWIN ROBERTS. T. CHARLES—OCEAN END OF DELA- ware avenue, Atiantic City, N. J. Much improved, and with uninterrn} ted view of the, Ocean, JONAH WOOTTON, Proprietor. my 2itoat LADIES’ GOODS. A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF Ladics' and Children's BATHING SUITS, at M, WILLIAN's, ‘TCite Trevise, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue, I bave succeeded in procuring a few more of those JERSEY POLONAISE, In Biack and Garnet, de F ae f He Fe ety é | i f bs Prorper Faucs, 507- Sy ee eal