Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY....... -- August 1, ISS. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcRR, Wasnixatox, D.C. August 1, 1883, 9:39 am. For the middie Atlantic states, fair weather $n the southern portion. fair followed by partly efoudy weather and local rains in the nortiern tion, variable winds, mostly southwesterly, wer barometer, stationary or rising temperature: APECIAL BULLETIN—THUNDER STORMS TO-MORROW. ‘The following spectal temperatures wee reported Enstport, S42; Washington, 69°. that On Thur-day local thunder storms will ntin New England an? the middie Atlantic states, with no decided change in temperature. Local rains are indicated on Thursdiy for Ten- ke the Ohio and Mississtppt vall ake Tezion, followed by slightly cooler weather in the last-named districts. > New Youk, 9S well as Washington, 1s now going to hive the popular Unicorn Shirt introduced by Cochrane & Co., there al Frise French Fashionable Fichus, Cochrane’s, Uptown. THE Wa adopted reso) $ expressing Ti of Col B. F. Gratton, Who Was 01 yhembers of the exchunge. yesterday he death Kitts Moths and Ants, Hart's Roach Powder. Fixe India Linens, bargains; Cochrane's, U town. Win every dozen cabinet photographs I give one jarge or one nicely patnied picture. Paul Tralles, photographer, %9 9th street n. w. FUsseLu’s Ick Cxeax shipped anywiere out of town. THERMOMETERS. He S eyesight store, 453 Pennsyivant. avenue. hrane’s Uptown. ate of Robert David- de an order yesterday ose Of assets at either Sasm Krpross, half pric IN THE MarteR of the fon, the probate court gating permission to dis public or private s. Panasot and Glove bargain: Cochrane's, Up- town. —$——$ CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &. fader Comigvs.—Amy Ariington’s Blonde Troupe sER'S GARDEN.—Vocal and orchestral concert. SumMER GARDE usic and variety. p28 VINGINIA AYE- —Piente of Knights of Jerusalem. Condensed Local Strect lamps will be lighted at 7 ex:nguished at ‘THE STAR Will be sent by tall, post patd, to those leaving the city during the summer for any length of time, and the add ress changed as often as de- sired. Subseription, tity cents per month, post- TIVELY IN ADVANCE. Dennis Bland and Robert Pryor were fined $5 each by Judge Mills yesterday, for violating the hack law at the Baltimore and Potomac depot. The court said the hack law would have to be strictly enforced around the depots. Pani Benares was arrested by Detective Block yesterday, charged with writing policy. Io the Pollee Court this morning the case was set down for a hearing io-morrow. Hugh Dougher'y was cominitted, tn defautt of bonds, by Judge Mills to-day, for making threats of personal violence to Richard Carter. See notice of meeting of the Tallors’ Union to- “night, At a spectal meeting of the Knights of St. Pat- rick last night appropriate resolutions of sympa- thy were pass in relation to the death of Mr. Thomas Coleman, one of the oliest members of the knights, who died yesterday morning, and Whose funeral takes piace from St. Douilntc’s ehurch to-morrow. During the war Mr. Coleman (frm of Coleman & Crowiey) carried on a beer ttling establishment on the corner of 434 and H streets southwest. The same firm started the coffee grinding establistment in tat locality. During the month of April, 1882, the number of burglaries, thefts and cases of pocket pickin; this elty Treported were 83; for the corresponding — the present ‘year there were but 27 alto- ether. e{District Chemist De Smedt has made an omeial analysis of the water taken from the pump on Pennsylvania avenue, between 2ist and 224 streets borthwest, and pronounces it “good water.” About 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon Willie ‘Holmes, a colored boy aged 10 years, was accldent- ally run over by a wagon while ‘attempting to t on it He was taken Into the store of Mrs. furan, on 11th, vetween I and K streets southeast, wWhere'Dr. Adams rendered medical ald. Emanuei S. Justh sends $5 to this office for a Moaument to O'Donnell, who killed Carey, the inform In the Police Court this morning an aged man named Wesiey W. Levy was fined $20 for severely assaulting a colored servant girl named Anna Johnson. :30 p.m. and TITUTR EXCCRSION.— The Car- roll Institute give an excursion to-day to Marshall Hall. The steamers Arrowsmith and City of Alex- Sndria will make several trips during the day and evening. Lower Cepar Porst.—The steamer Armenia lanes trips to Lower Cedar Polnt every day, Sat- urdays excepted. Mr. VERNON.—The steamer W. W. Corcoran Makes Gully trips to Mt. Vernon, leaving at 10 im. and returning about 3:30 p. m. Biackistow IsLaNp.—The steamer Jane Moseley Makes excursion tips to Blackiston Island on Sundays, Tuesdays, Weinesdays and Thursdays, the round trip tare being 2 cents. WASHINGTON GxovE.—The Baltimore and Ohio Tallroad ruus daf!y an excursion train to Wash- ington Grove, leaving at 8:30 a. m. and returning at7:10 p.m ‘THe Many WasnINGTox makes excursion trips to Occoquan Falls Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days, to Marshall Hall Saturdays, and to Marshall Hall ‘and Glymont Sundays. Great Fatts—The sieim packet Excelstor Inakes trips to Great Falls and Cabin John bridge Sundays, Weduesdays and Fridays, leaving High street and canal at 8 a.m. i ee Tur ASSAULT OX POLICEMAN SkIDMORE.—David Staton, who was Mned $2) Dy Judye Mills, in the Police Court yesterday, for assaulting Poilecman Skbimore In West Washington, succeeded, through Dis counsel, n aving his case re-opened. ‘Tue case Was Called this morning, and “Alfred King and Andrew Collins were charged, In conjunction With Staton, with assaulting the officer. Skid- more stated that he put Staton under arrest Mon- day evening, on a warrant for assaulting two col- ored men. “Ou the way to the station house the prisoner requested him to stop at Andrew Collins’ Saloon Ull be borrowed some money to put up as collateral, so that he wouldn't have to stay in the Station house all night. The request was com- plisa with, and wnen the prisoner got Into the sa- On he relused to go ard resisted, and a struggle ensued, and Collins, the proprietor of the place, and King, went to the assistance of the prisoner, and the whole gang fell on him (the officer) and assaulted him. After a fight, whlch lasted for thirty minutes, he succeeded in getting his pris- oner to the station, receiving slight Injuries In the fracas. Judge Milis sald “the testimony disclosed the facts that the offtcer went out of his way to accommodate the defendant. Whether this was Fight Is not a question for discussion, as {twas Stuuply a matter of discretion. ‘The tntert:rence of Collins was entirely unwarranted, for t was bis place to assist the officer instead of’ Interrupt- ing him. The officers very often exceed their ju- Tisdiction; but when such facts are brought before the court the officer would be punished as quick or uicker than acityen.” A penalty of $20 or 60 days was. im fn the cases of Collins and BUiton, and King was discharged. ninth as ad ¥Fisep For Cxveity to a Car.—Nathanlel Dor- fey, a six-foot colored man, employed in Fischer's bookstore, on 15th street, was before the Poidce Court yesterday afternoon on the charge of cruelty to aniinels. George Wallace stated that he was in front of the store and saw the prisoner kick a cat eut or x door and into the street, and was sur- prised to see the cat able to get up and walk back ‘again, only to be expedited 1b the same way again by Dorsey. A fine of $5 was Imposed. PATENTS TO Distaict INVENTORS.—Patents have fssued to the following residents of the District: George A. Melhenny, hydraulic main for gas works; Jobn W. Osborne, transferring design: ipo, method of transfer:tng designs and appara: ius; Edward T. Pearson, file holder; Oscar A. Ste- ens and E. L. Du Barry, apparatus’ for the distil- JaUon of ammontacal liqtors; Parker H. Sweet, Jr, Dutton attaching Instrument. ————— A SUFFRAGE MEETING.—A meeting was held at Wa-Lington hall, Capitol Hill, last evening, to perfect the organization of a suffrage assoctation. -\bout thirty-five people were present. ‘The name of ‘East Washington Suffrage Assoctation” was adopted, and officers were chosen as follows: Pres- xient, Geo. E. Harris; vice presidents, George W. Stewart, H.R, Marytoan: secretary, ‘Sidney ¢1 assistant secretary, C. C. Stewurt; treas- Mr. A. Campbell. Speeches were made by Messrs. Sidney Herbert, T. H. Brooke, A. C. Rich- aris, £dward Atkinson, John Olver and Major Carrington. ———— Ganrigtp Post's’ Caur Free.—James A. Garfleld Post, No. 7, G. A. R, held a camp fireat the Schuet- Ben park last evening. ‘The attendance was large. Addresses were by Gen. Belknap, Major F. M. Clark, Col. Fitzgerald. The Post OMce Depart- Ment Glee Club sang sever! ry White, G. &. C. Burger and E. C. t gave recita- tons and A. T. Springstier gave a drum solo, MaRRIAGE LICENSES.—Marriage lcensea have been issued by the clerk of the court to Louls W. Wars and Emma Fauntleroy; Seymore Alex- ander and Susan Blackourn; Jobn Hill and = Mar- aret J. Thomas: Sanuel Lee and Katle Drew, th of Lewinsville, Va.; Logan A. Byrd and Mag- Ble Grayson. Dr. N. Frank se Orgicens Ex.zcteD.--Union Tent, No. 87, L. 0. of R,, has elected the following officers: Suep., Chas, Steers; C. Ruler, C. H Allen; D. Ruler 1 Lenoir; Ree. ‘See, Etuiund Burke; F. Sec. W. H. Manguin; treas,, Nixon Brewer; Levite, Wm. B. iis; 1. G.. Wm. tht; O. G.. Jas. Hill; chap- ‘Win. Hunt ©. R. Benj. C. McQuay; =" Cc W. Hutchinson, Wi. The Methodist Protestant Camp. PREPARING AT JACKSON GROVE FOR THE ANNUAL MEETING. Correspondence of Tag EVENING STAw. JACKSON Grove, A. A. Co., MD., August Ist. ‘The work of preparation for the camp meeting to be held here ts In active progress to-day. The meeting will open to-morrow, probably in the evening, to continue to the 14th. This ts the camp of the Methodist Protestant church and there will be repres=ntatives here this year from all parts of the state, inclu ling the eastern shore. The camp is owned by an association, of which Mr. W. J. C. Dulaney, publisher of the Methodist Protestant of Baltimore, 1s president, and this year he ls em- phatleally the executive officer. ‘The boarding tent will be run under the supervision of a com- mittee for the as-octation. As is well known, the principal feature of a camp meeting Is the circle in which the matin line of tents Is located, and thts {sno more of a circle than fs a prize ring: a ring for both are squares. All four sides of the squares are taken up with the tents, and oa the venues leading from the depot (not 150 yards dis- lant) and from the rear of the tabernacle are a num- ber Of canvas houses, there belng now 7% 1m place. A LIST OP THE TENTERS. Commencing at the preachers’ tent,ln the rear of | the tabernacle, the tenters are: Mrs. Julla Gard- her, of Baltimore; Rev. J. W. Gray, of Washing- fon; Mrs. Minnte Coleman, of Bullmore; 3 Jon Hammond, of A. A. county; Rev. Dr. Drink. house, of Baltimore; ‘f. A. Newinan, of George 7 Mr. Stubbs, of Ballimore; Mr. G. B. Wibert, E. Willtg l, of Georgetown; Capt. Bil Zoilikoffer, of’ Balumore; W. J. C. Dulany, do. i | | Gongeiown; Dr. Burroughs, of Balin Mrs. McGinnis, do. KR. Scott Norris,” do. Hon. W. B. Ustiton, Kent count, . Welch, G Ne ©. Cushing, Westm ehison, Rey. C,H. Littleto Shoemaker, of of Baltimore; J. L. Mils, do.; 8 Linthicum, L. Shipley, do.; James Robinson, crisp. do. SH. Price, of into Puliey, of Baltimore; Mrs. Gard- of Baltimore, and Mrs. S. Baldwin, of A. A. county. Of these Mrs. Julfa Gardner, Dr. Drinkhouse, | Messrs. Wibert, Cthell, Willtims, Etchison, S. nihieum, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Warren, W. Pulley, and Re |. Littleton are on the ground. Mr: Hart, of Geergctovn, 1s to-day arranging his store- house, aud Mr. Ed. Robey, of th B. and P. rall- Toad, commenced his work of looking to the bag- gage this mornin a € ee The Public Schools. APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES, President B. H. Warner, of the board of school trustees, today appointed the following standing j committees for the current school year: Rules— srs. Smith, Brooks and Lovejoy. Ways and srs. Brooks, Butldings, repairs and furnt- Baum and Purvis. Teachers, Messre, Lovejoy, 5 ons, Scholarships and prizes—M Curtis, Sintth’ and Birney. Drawing, penmanship and muste—Messrs, Birney, Purvis and Curtis, Janito srs. Purvis, Curtis and Chirk. Librarte Smith and Birney, Annual report—Messrs. Baum, Warner and Lovejoy. By these appointments each member of the bozrd is placed on three com- mittees, gn one of which he 1s chairman. 4 special committee appointed under the resolution of the board to congider the advisability of redis- tricting the s mools of the District of Colupbia 1s as follows: Messrs. Purvis, Clark and Brooks. ——— RopeeRies.—The residence of Mr. W. D. Swann, 823 Ist. street southeast, was entered by thieves Guring his absence from the city and thoroughly Tansacked. Among the articles stolen was a handsome nickel-plated Colt’s revolver with ebony handle, a handsome black satin parasol with ebony handle, and six new white shirts. The en- trance Was made by forcing a basement door with jimmies. Tue thieves, it is stated, heaped up a quntity of articles to take with them, but were frightened away before they could secure all of their Intended booty.—The house of Mr. Charles ‘Thompson, jr. No. 1746 N street northwest, was entered some time yesterday from the basement by unknown persons, who made a rald thro the house from cellar to garret. A servant who had-been left in charge of the premises during the absence of the family was absent at the time. A brother of Mr. Thomp;on, who had been sleeping in the house, was notified of the facts, and at once telegraphed the family, and when Mr. Thompson arrived here he found the floors strewn with cloth- | ing and household goods of every description. Everything that could be torn or broken in the way of clothing, ornaments, furniture, &., was Scattered about the place in every room. Private Papers, dresses and light goods were all in a mud- Ole togetier, and plied in heaps about the corners of the rooms. Nothing seemed to have been taken except some small articles of silverware. A closet in the house contained $2,000 of silverware, which appears to have been overlooked, but other loose Pleces—an ice cream set and somie cutlery. cups, &e., amounting in all to the value of $150, were fartled off. The detectives are close on the rob- Ts. means, supplies and accounts—Mes Baum and Clark. ——————— A HALF-sTARVED PxisoNeR.—An old man named Edward Brown was arrested in front of the Police Court Monday aiternoon by Oficer Harbin, door- keeper at the court, for being disorderly. ‘The ofi- cer stated in the Police Court yesterday that he arrested the prisoner because lie refused to move away from in front of the court when the priso- ners were being taken away. The prisoner said he was arrested Monday and. had been locked up ever since, and had not had anything to eat since 6 o'clock Monday, an’ was nearly starved. “I have myself, as a citizen, noticed the crowds 1n front of this court,” said Judge Mills. “This crowd of idle people seem to have nothing to amuse them but to gape at the unfortunate prisoners. You have been unduly punished by not getting anything to eat, but that ts an evil that will be rectified some time by legislation. You can be discherged, but you and everybody else will have to take Warning and keep away from here.” a ASSAULTED BY HIS Davonter’s Escorr.—This morning, in the Police Court, a colored man named Marshall Jones, of Hillsdale, D.C., was puton trial for seriously assaulting another col- ored man named Randoiph Johnson, who stated that Jones has been keeping company with his daughter decidedly against his will Last Wed- nesday night he met them at the pump in Hills— dale and gave them a lecture and called Jones a Frand scamp anda black Baptist rascal. | Jones then struck him with a club and knocked him in the gulley and broke one of hisribs. The girl corroborated ber father’s story. The derendant Jones stated that Johnson, after accusing him of leading his dfughter off, called him a black Bap- Ustrascal and began to curse the giri, when he Interceded in the behalf of the girl and was as- | Saulted by Johnson first and only defended bim- self. A fine of $10 was imposed. side tl eck ‘Tae CHILpREN’s FaIR—At the children’s fair. given several days ago in the grounds around (ne jome of Mr. 4. D. V. Burr, forthe beneiit of the Children’s Country Home, the suin of $19 was real- ized, which was preseuted yesterday by the litue -ople to the lady president of the institution. ‘those who took part in the fair were Misses Maud Bundy, Sue Wilson, Ellie Wilson, Mary Burr, Mas- ters Albert Burr and Alan Johnson. ‘This admira- ble charity deserves the help both of old and young, and the increasing interest taken in it by the children 1s very apparent. ‘This open-alr (es- Uval was quite a pleasing little affair. ‘The tables, Pushed back anions the running vines and gally decoral \ with Grech boughs, flags and sunflowers, were literally covered with the handiwork of the little maidens. A YouruFct Wiress.—A question arose in the Police Court this morning as to whether a little boy was old encugh tobe sworn. Ile gave Is age as eight years. “Where will you go if you don’t j tell the truth, now that you've been sworn?” in- quired Prosecuting Attorney Moore, with a solemn look. “sll go to the bad place,” promptly replied the juvenile witness, A question was ratsed as to whether Mr. Moore knew himself what would be the result {n such a case, when Judge Mills said: “That 1g the generally ‘accepted theory.” The witness then testified. <cse TRE CoNTEST FOR THE Estate OF Joun W. Staxn.—Yesterday afternoon Messra. Hagner & Maddox for Mrs Sarah M. Starr, widow of the late John W. Starr, filed a bill in ‘equity against | Mary J. Yreakle (Mollie Turner) for a receiver to | collect the rents and take charge of certain prop. erty—some thirty-odd lots—acquired by Starr sul Sequent to the executiun of the will There was no objection urged to a decree belng made by Mr. Davis representing the respondent, and Judge Jatnes signed one appointing Mr. Sathuel Maddox ag the receiver, to hold the moneys collected sub- Jert to the order of the court. Tie respondent ts ‘Mollie Turner,” who claims to be the sister of Starr, but her réal_name is said to be Treakle, she being the widow of a printer who dicd here some years ago, Tuat $500 WatcH.—Mr. Jacobs, from whom the police recovered the Huntley watch, as stated in Yesterday's Stan, says that he bought It from Mr. vallach for $110; that shortly after the purchase Detective Edelin entered asked him (Jacobs) if he had bought a watch from Wallach. Mr. Jacobs at once et that he had, and pro- duced the watch, He says he offered to give it up at once, but kept it until next day at the de- tective’s request. Mr. Jacobs says that no search warrant Was juced upon him, nor did he require any. Mr. Wallach paid back the $110 to Jacobs. Mr. ach says he got the watch from Loving, of Louisiana avenue, who, it is sald, traded @ colored man a horse for if. a By Ratt From THE City oF MEXICO TO WASE- InGTON.—Col. Roberto B. Gorsuch, chief engineer of the International Construction com) of the United States and Mexico, is visiting his relative, Major Ros A. Fish, 1208 Virginia west. Col Gorsuch traveled the entire distance from the City of Mexico to Washington by rail. He crossed the Rio Grande, the boundary line be- tween Mexico and the United States, on the new iron bridge at Eagle Pass. This structure is over 900 feet Passel from New York, via City cisco, by next July. over #400,002,000 of capital Two Of tess over capital, Two capital ists are Californians, the other a New Yorker pane Beth nent ‘THE WASHINGTON CaDsr Corrs IN CawP.—The Washington Cadet Corps went {atocamp yester- day at‘the ‘Van. News. ens, and will remain ; encamped tilt Friday ni! Eight large tents for the men and one large officers’ tent are pitched on the grounds, To-night the Webster es will rUcipate in the Saeriiee, and to-morrow nig it he Capital City Guards will be the guests of (he ns, Of Saulsbury, Md. ; j Messrs. Warner, | THE PRESIDENT AT WHITE SUL- PHUR. A Woman's Letter-—Reow He was Wined and Dincd—The Ball at Night —Who are there—The Belles and Beaux, Etc. Correspondence of Tae Everio Stan. Waire Sctravr Sprinos, July 31. Southern peopie are at heart much more loyal than northerners. Tiey may be more flery in de- bate and use occasional expletives, not far from the intemperate use of language, but they have a great deal of personal feeling about ‘our Presl- dent,” whoever he may be, and, take the word of @ southern woman, any’ one of ushere would have faken his arm with the same flush of pride that redidens an English woman’s cheek, however digniited her position, should her sovereign single her out for some special mark of favor. President Arthur, Secretary Folger, Secretary Lincoln, Postmaster General Gresham, and Com- missioner Evans arrived in a palace car yesterday atnoon. Thy were at once escorted, with music, to ex-Governor Mathew’s cottage, in carriages, and with overy mark of deference’ and respect A crovgl of woinen in white dresses, and blue and red parasols, leaned over the balustrades and front windows to view “the first gentleman in America.” Dinner was served in eltborate style, {with ornaments of nougat baskets ani wonderful structures in jelly with ships on stormy seas and shrimps climbing up to the masts! A witty wom in here suggested that this last was. @ faux pas, Since the lust Une Mr. Arthur was in Scuth Carolina he made hims-If ill eating shrimps. IN THE GROUNDS. After dining, the presidential party drove over ve lovely grounds, which never smiled in more luxuriant greenness than now, when the skles are as blu2as a baby’s eyes, and the walks are lined with flowers, “At five o'clock they were Invited to an {mpromptuf entertainment given by Mr. R. A. Brown, of te C. & O. RK. R., who was entertaining Senator Bayard and Hon. Perry Belmont. Among Vie Ladies present were Mis3 Calweil, the Louis- ville heiress, the daughter of the Hberal and dis- tingu'shed Shakesperé Calwell, who so largely en.iowed several Catholle orders before his death. His daughter 15 Just nineteen,ts dressed by Worth, and has seen this beautiful world up to this sum- mer through convert bars. The Prestdent was her escort on tls occasion. ‘The Misses Preston, Mrs. Jujge Phillips, of your city, and Mrs. L igh Robinson, whose dizzling beauty as Miss Morson, of Virginta, has lost none of its brilliancy for her winter in Washington, were the other Invited guests, y THE RECEPTION. The ballor reception, or both, began at eight o'clock. The room was exquisitely and elabor- ately decorated with flowers, and an extra chan- deller giittered over the “august head.” He en- tered the room escorting Mrs, Gen. Preston, of Lexington, Kentucky, the wife of the noted con- federate Joun Preston, who 1s now celebrating his patriotism with th organ boys” in Lexington. Mrs, Preston wore a magnificent costume of ruby Velvet and brocaded satin, flounced to the walst with old polnt, solitaire diamonds in her ears, and AQ necklace of the “Wickliff stones; Mra. Judge Phillips occupted the seat next the throne, in dar sarnet velvet, thread lace flounces; Miss Mc- Dowell, of Virginia, the granddaughter of Gov McDowell, and great niece of Wm. C. Preston, jooked like a fair young. princess in her white brocaded silk, en train, flounced up the front with point lace, and a string of peurls around her throat; her boquet and boguet de corsage were clematis and sinflax, and her lovely face and gracious charming manner well accounts for her ‘ork, Undoubted Delleship: Afiss Sayre, of New niece of Dr. Sayre, is a pretty garnet brocaded ‘silk and plush; Mi pink satin and brocade, one of Worth’s concep- tons; Miss Coggnill, New York, In white satin and velvet; Miss De Treville, in ruby Velvet and pearls, a falr'and blooming Virginian, one of the belles among the young set who enjoy tennis, but adore dancing; Miss Jones, of Richmond, wore a lovely costume of satin and Spanish lace beaded in seed pearls; Miss Venable appeared in light. blue silk, Mouncéd with Duchess lace; the Deautliul Miss Stevenson, of Kentucky, daughter of Gov. Steven- son; Miss Thompson, the Patience, with her lovely face and figure; the Miases Mayo, of Vir- ginla, whose beauty 1s hereditary: Miss Calwell in ble brocade and gold, low corsage and thread lace flounces; the Misses Preston, in light green and white, blue and old gold; Mrs. Kaward Robin- son, of Richinond, In black Velvet and diamonds, meehitn lace; Mrs. Judge Robertson, in black silk and point lice; Miss Lina Brunch, in pale blue silk, embroidered tn field daisies; Miss Mariam Brunch, in white and garnet velvet, were among the innumerable bewildering throng. THR SEASON. There are nearly fifteen hundred people here. Among them, from your clty, Judge and Mra. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Robinson, Gen. Bever- ley R. Robinson, Mr. Corcoran and Mr. Eustis. eels ‘The Sanitary Condition of the City. To the Editor of Tuk Evenine Star: An article in one of the morning papers, to the effect that the excelient sanitary condition ot our city was our safeguard against the ravages of the two threatened scourges, cholera and yellow Sever, makes It seem incumbent on every resident to re- port what he, or she, may know to the contrary. First. The garbage gatherers are careless as to the completencss of their circulteach day; !n some instances only collecting every second day, and then only because of complaint to police station or heulth department. Second. The filthy, crowded mode of living in our alleys, which ure not confined to any section of our city. Third. ‘The imperfect sewerage, or want of it in the northeast part of the city, and the indifferent mode of improving same. Earth closets and box privies fill the centers of square after square, and there seems no redress, Instead of becoming a question of public good, it is made an individual grievance and only abated theoretically. ‘Through the Press I hope our city may be made secure from the dire calamity, but only by agitating and arousing its patrons toa re- alization of their peril can the needed additional precautions be timely. July 31, 1883, NORTHEAST. ‘ts. Portce Court—Judge Mills, pro tem. Yesterday, Joseph Riley, assault on John Schur- mann; $10 Or 30 days, Eliza MeGrow, profanity; $5 or7 days, Geo. Jennings, loud und ‘boisterous; $5 or 15 days. James Rolling, colored, creating a nuisance; $ or 15 days. ‘To-day, Marshall Jones, colored, assault on Ran- dolpn Johnson; $10 or 30 days. —— snowden, col- ored, assault on Abner Ager; $2. THe SerreBeR ReGaTra.—At a meeting last night of the jolnt committee of the Potomac and Analostan clubs, having in charge the regatta to beheld September 26th, the following order of races was determined ‘upon:—Elght oars, senior fours, light weight fours ‘and junior fours,’ conso- lation fours, senior singles, junior singles, conso- lation singles; singles tor District scullers who have never won a race; four-oared gigs. It was decided to offer in addition to the individual prizes for the winners in crews, a land-ome club flag to the club which the crew represents, Affairs in West Washington. Personat.—Mr. A. E. Offutt, a young man well and favorably known {n this town, and who oc- cupies a responsible position in the government hospital for the Insane, has been transfered to temporary duty in the Department of the Interior. —Rev. Father Kelly, pastor of Holy Trinity chureh, has returned to his charge after an absence of some weeks, Norgs.—Repatrs are being made tothe Chain bridge.—The oldest inhabitants here say they have never knowosuch an abundant weed crop. —The residents upon the Heights were startled by the appearance of three men with carts Mon- Gay for the purpose Of gathering the erop there. ‘Their attention is called to the southeast corner of 3ist (Congres, and N (Gay) streets and tho southeast cornemef 85th and P streets. If they cannot harvest private crops the health officer should see the owners. CATTLE Marxer.—Live stock sales at Drover’s Rest are reported by Tavenner Bros. as follows: 185 cattle up and sold, as follows: Best at to 5% good at 4% to 5; medium at 33 to4; common at 8to3%. 560sheep and lambs on the mark sheep sold at 3 to 4; lambs at 53 to 64. 10 cows and calves sold at from $25 to $50. Cattle and lambs brisk. CANAL Marrers.—The employes on the canal who have notified President Smith that two months of thelr back pay must be pad by the 10th of August, and that in refusal they will quit work and refuse to give possession of the lock-houses, mean business. They have, through their repre- sentative leader, reiterated their assertion, and say that no jury can be found to oust them under the circumstances. Surpeixa News.—Arrived—Schr. 8. H. Walker, Higgins, Alexandria, Cleared—Schrs. Helen Mon- tague, Green, Boston; Henry, Sutton, Toledo; Nor- mandy, Perry, do.; Jacob Reed, Nickerson, do.; Lewis Bliss, Strong, Weymouth. Coxpirion or Warz.—No report from Great Falls and recelving reservoir; distributing reser- volr, clear. ——— Alexandria Affairs Reported for Tue EVENING Strap. Tae New Terus.—The two-year terms of the offices and boards chosen by the clty council be- in to-day. The term of the officers cliosen by he people began the Istof July. Both classes of officials serve two years. None have declined, and all of whom bonds are required have given bond. Ex-Lieut. Crump and Lieut. Smith changed places and oaeis when the police force went on duty at ‘noon tt re Sworn In.—The mayor administered the oath of office to Capt. Webster, Lieut. Smith, and all the members of the police force at bis court this Tus Curvomp Coxrract.—The mayor will, on the 10th of this month, award the contract for re- moving night goll by the odorless method. Until the new contractor executes his bond the work Lah be cone by the representatives of the late Geo. r. OUMTOI Rerorrer’e Nores.—The new vessel Wm. T.Hart has her four masts in place and in a few weeks Pin sgt east tees Pa ‘with a cargo of saltreaci }oot’s wharf yester- day.—The remains of the late Dr. James Welsh were buried at Vienna, on the W., 0. and W. rail- road.—A number of United American Mechanics, of this city, were handsomely entertaiped by their See Soe ne ee Sy tons of Nova Scotia plaster—more than Pati other Virginia ports, —_—»——__» The conflict between the Manitoba and Ontario governments continues, ° Assouvrety Pon. me 7 # R 8% reen Bz 00 . LLL 5 NN Gi BR wk Ra HORNE SoS Bp Ask BK HORE Goo BBB 44 E xK NNN GGG PPP. 00. WwW WDDD EF! PPO oWWwww D D Bn Re PPP O O WWWWD DEE RRR oO. 0 WWWW D DE R 3 .~ 00 W W DDD EEER ER ‘This powder never varies. A marve of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More econouical 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. Roxat Bax- 1x@ PowpER Co., 106 Wall etreet? N. Y. aps FAYE You rRrep rt? ‘THE OLD ADAGE THAT ‘‘AN OUNCE OF PRE- NTION IS WOR1H A POUND OF CU :E,” WAS VER MORE APTLY ILLUSTRATED THAN BY HIM WHO TAKES HIS DOSE OF TARRANT’S SELTZER APERIENT BEFORE THE MORNING MEAL. FOK IT NOT ONLY GENTLY REGULATES AND PURIFIES THE SYSTEM, BUT 1S A PROTEC- TION AGAINST DISEASE, WHICH NO ONE OUGHT TO DISREGARD, ALL DKRUGGISTS HAVE IT. jy21 ‘OT A PARTICLE OF CALOMEL OR ANY OTHER deleterions substance enters into the composition of A 's Cathartic Pills. Onthe contra-y, they prove of special service to those who have used calomef and other mineral poisons as meiicinee, and feel their inju- rious effects. In such caves Ayer’s Pills are invaluable, LADY WRITES: “I HAVE USED AYER’S SAR- ila in my family for many years, and could not keep house without it, For the relief of the pains consequent upon female weaknesses and irregularities, I consider it without an equal.” dy26 K NG's P. ALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. WE ARE STILL HAMMERING AWAY! WE TAKE THE BOTTOM OUT OF ALL! LOWER THAN THE LOWEST! KING’S PALACE, GREAT SLAUGHTER HOUSE. Don't you buy Millinery until yo have given us a call, elge you will be the loser by it. than words! NOW FOR OUR PRICES! you CAN. ‘Two more cases of our clegant Shell Hats at 25 cente oniy. Elegant Cape Mays at 24 cents only. Rough-and-Ready Cape May Kuowltoue, best eoods, at 37 cents only. Elegant desirable shape in Romance and Belle Cole, and all other leading shapes, at 20, 24 and 30 cente, eold formerly at 75 cents and $1. Elegant Black Chip Hats, in leading shapes, at 15, 25 and 50 cents only, s old formerly from §1 to $1.50. Elegant Trimmed Hats at 7 and 25 cents only. Only 500 more of our4-cent Hats on hand. 1,000 Prime Plumesat 50 and 65 cents only. 5,000 bunches Tipe, in all colors, at 35 and 50 cents only. ‘500 bunches of Black Tins at 20 cents only. HATS GIVEN AWAY AT KING'S PALACE! True and indisputable are the facts that King’s BEAT THEM IF Palace carries the largest and the most fashionable | stock, and under all circumstances always has been the Jeader in low prices, Do not neglect to get your bargains at KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. 5 6 FORA GENUINE SEERSUCKER SUIT, AT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. ‘We havo Just reéeived a few more of these great bar- jy? n bi i i gains, which will positively Le the last ones at that | price. Imitation Seersucker Suits at , worth $5.00, Since selling goods at 50 cents on the dollar, our | ing Still, we have stock has received a severe shaking up. a good assortment yet of $12 Suits, at $6.00. Ta Suite: at * 00. 16 Suits, at ¥'00. 18 Suits, at 9.00. 20 Suite, at 10.00. 22 uits, at 11.00 24 Suits, at 12.00 BOYS! SUITS REDUCED From $ 4.60 to $ 2.00. From 6.00 to 3.00. From 8:00 to 4:00. From 10.00 to 5.00. White and Fancy Vests in great variety, froin 50c. up. PANTS—A good assortment, from $1.50 up. sRLACK CLOTH SUITS reduced to $15.00, worth Finest Black Broadcloth Suits, made up in first-class atyle, $20.00; worth $50.00, Blue Flannel and Serge Suits regardless of cost. Blue Flannel Coats at $2.75; reduced from $5.50. ‘Gossamer Coats reduced to $2.00. ‘$5 Coasamer Coats reduced to$2.50. $6 Gossamer Coats reduced to $3.00 THE MISFIT STORE, Having, like every success, imitators, be sure and come to the corner of ‘TENTH any F STREETS. ty20 LSS BaCoxEFe, CLAY—1863 BY CUYLER, first dam Bridget by Geo. M.Patchen. **Thie isroyal breeding indeed. As a representative of the Hambietonian and Clay straina, his superior in breed- ing would be hurd to find.”Spirit of the Times. Stands at Arlington stables, 1724 G street. J. H. CLARK, Manager. 3y16-1m_ ford EEE E EER Sgss° FOR WINE OR JELLY; APPLE PARERS, &o. WINDOW SCREENS, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, &o, F. P. MAY & CO., M7 694 Pennsylvania avenue, NOTHER LOT cal LS el) SUITS JUBT AR- Brion, $1.50, $1.75 amd: $2.25 ‘Chey are Cheaper than Great Heduction in Men's and Boy's Cassimere Suits Our goods At ho wisBie. Straw Hate at Slaughtering Ladice’ and Men's Low Cut Shoes at a Grest Reduction bbe 3. W. SELBY, ‘$e23 1914.snd 1916 Pennsylvania avenue. Taz Ricos Baz Ixsvraxce Company, BUILDINGS AND PEESONAL TY IN THE AND NAL PROPER: D (CT OF COLUMBIA ONLY. mmaporarily, 1001, B. atcost nest west. Will to if ‘No. 1931 F street prod yr I pk . iY, it. Winsor IN, Vice President. THOS. H ‘ceasurer. FRANCIS B.-MOHUN, Secretary. Bre He eee AW, Hasthal ee he inson, Jno. Jay John Sherman, fn. 8. Thomp- son. prom YOUR FURS AND WINTER CLOTH ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH. REFINED GUM CAMPHOR, 30c, PER POUND. 1. C, BISHOP; Drngrist, 720 9th atreet. corner H strect uorthwest. plo Tacte speak louder | CITY ITEMS. Raiding a Railroad Train. Not until railways were pushed into the plains id we hear of the crime of raiding a train. Then the career of Jesse James and other Dick os Decame possible. These d alwaysat in mask andin the night. ‘hey are, like diseases which Spring from a little over eatiffg, over drink- ing, or over heating. They get you at the most In- convenient season, when you want the pleasure of Test or recreation.’ The Vigilante settles all the Dick Turpin tribe. Perry Davis’ Pain Killer is the Vigilante which settles every summer raider on your system. Keep a bottle on hand. How to Hemedy a Gross Neglect. At the 12th Jun, 83, Grand Semi-annual Draw- ing (the 157th monthiy) of The Loutsiana State Lottery over $522,000 Were scattered brom/cast,and many who neglected to ‘avail themselves then can be in time for the next, the 159ti, on Tuesday, August 14th, by an immediate application to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, when £263,500 (1.967 prizes) ‘WUl be distributed among 100,000 Ucket holders, The Dead Line is well remembered by the veterans of our “late War” but Speer’s wine has achieved a wide reputa- tion from its efficacy In the sick room, being one of the most pleasing and comforting beverages that can be given an invalid and at the same time fs a powerful strength restorer. For sale by drug- gis adics iring @ non-alcoholic gentie rowa's Iroa Bitters benefl- and sickly girls requ stimulant, will find chal Wrigutsvinte, Pa.—Rev. Eitjah Wilson savs: “Brown's Iron Bittors have permanently cured me of chills and fever.” FAYETTEVILLE, ARE.—Rov. T. J. Reilly says: used Brown's Iron Bitters tor Indige: chills with entre on.” to $4.50 e Special rates to clubs Samples free, at Auerbach’s, cor. 7th and H streets, Milwaukee Heer, Se. a stovepipe—drawn from trvod, w Kyicnr, 1732 Penna. avenus, On Thirty Days’ Trial. ate Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated’ Eleciro-Voltate "Belts and | Electric Applian ung or old) who are afficted with nervous lity, lost vitality and Kindred troubles, guar- nteeing speedy and complete restoration of healt and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B. risk is incurred, as thirty days’ trial 1s lowed. Ws, dborg’s Rhenish Cologne, L Mother Swan’s Worm Syrup. Infallible, tasteless, hartwle eathartt for feverislness, TesUesshes, wornls, coustipation, Be, 2 Milwaukee Beer, | Se. a schooner—drawn fron. trood. uw 2 Penna. avenue, “Alderney Dairy Wagony.? Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3¢-1b, “Ward” prints, 35¢. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and ‘Sweet milk, Sc. per qt. Cream, 15¢. pint _____ LADIES’ GOODS. ars, Frowens -A: ‘D Sux AT HALF PRICE. SILK GLOVES REDUCED FROM $1.75 TO $1. LOT OF RIBBONS REDUCED FROM 7c, TO 250. MRS. M. J. HUNT, jy21 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST. LALGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT Ladies’ and Children’s BATHING SUITS, at M. WILLIA! ‘Cite Trevire, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania ayenus, I have succecded in procuring a few more of those JERSEY POLONAISE, In Biack and Garnet, for which it was impossible to supply the demand a few weeks ago, de Marrs CUT PANT-SHAP\ manner, all #izen, at 50c. each. NAINSOOK FEATHER SHIRTS aud DRAWERS, made in the very bestinauner, all, sizes, at 75c. each. ENGLISH HU- RY (Morley’s) in all the newest deagne, at 50c. per i oe "> usual price 7; E.& W. COLLARS ana CUFFS. idsome NECKWEAR, in new shapes. Freneb, Eng Uish and Americmn Suspenders. Shirts made to order, 3 | at#9, $10.50 and $12 ver Lalf dozen. NTON FISHER. CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH- MENT, 906 G street northwest. ‘Thirty years’ experi- ence. “1 adies’ and Gentlemen's Garmenia, also Crapo | Veils, Laces, rfectly cleaned Process. Ladies’ Evening Dresses a specialt | of E, J. Desmedt, official chemist of the District jmmbia: **Your chemicals are of the most effect and, harmless, and your perfect machinery is surpassed in Paris, "New York or dsawhicre.” Notics | Grease spots suaranteed to be thorouzly removed.a29 | XN ISS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTS STREET NORTHWESY, | Makes CORSETS to order in every style aud material, | and guarantees perfect fit and comfort. 4 et a vench Hand-made Underclothing, 0 ae aud finest Imported Hosiery. = Patent Shoulder Braces and. ‘Dress Reform Gools. French Corseta and Busties, ‘The. *"ifereales” 2 porting Corset, for waich Miss H. is special agant, ud @ $1 Corset, her own make, thatfor the yci08 Crzarrxa’ Ovr Casn OF ODDS AND ENDS, TO REDUCE STOCK FOR SUMMER. A few pieces Body Brussels, $1.25 yard. Tapestry Brussels, 75c. yard. Mattings very Cheap. A lot of Tapestry and Brussels Ruge, 9x12 feet and larger. Orders by Telephone or otherwise for Carpet clean- receive prompt attention. SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SP4p". Sate Je2 NPRECEDENTE! ‘The statement that there is a Life Insurance Associa tion which has been in existence only two and one half years, yet hag written nearly sixty million dollars of insurance, and is now doing a monthly business of over four nullion, will nearcely be believet-certainiy not by the old-time companies. Yet they arefacts. ‘The certifi- cates issued in May by the Mutual Reserve Fund Life inted to nearly four and a quarter mil- din the first thirteen days of this month over two'million Such a record is beyond everything ever heard of in the history of Life Insurance the worldover. Every unprejudiced man who has examined cur plan, mallee sets eae pleat, plainest ane) ‘best he has ever seen, C1 ice for papers, Xc. Syl TX) RNIGHT, 1509 H street. Deata To Morus, Insects, &c. The CHEMICAL FLAN iture, furs, blankets, &c., We absolutely guarantee it in every irpassed. ir, and will forfeit ($50) fifty dollars in any fwhere we fail to destroy thems? 0 ae A. H. CHACE & BRO., Upholsterers and Steam Carpet Clean 3y23-3m_ 616 Louisiana ave., next City P-O. Hi, > 248s IMPORTER AND TAILOR, 2211 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. SPRING GOOD3. Complete and carefully selected stock of Suitings, Trouserings and Vestings of approved styles. Cut, ade and trimmed sn the unimurpaveed mauner of the tading fashion house : Fin an H. D. BARE. HE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE Requires no boiler, avoids all expensive attendance, no loss of time, no handling of fnel, and no ashes. It is used extensively for running Passenger and cht Elevators, Sewing Machines, Meat Choppers, Print ‘Coffee Mills, rs, Pa- d_ Lithographic Presses, per and Ruling Machinery, Lathes, &¢.. &. This eb- gine runs with extreme emoothness and regularity of the leant number of working parts, and speed, great simplicity of m2. For parteulsre a8 to. prices, &e., apply at toad Washington Gas Lixht Co. In tts own bal meas isen Charter SrReer axp New Yore A: ‘Actor Congress dan 86 $206, Proof Youle se prices ‘from $% to: ng 10 iso and location, “Rooms and Deaka ad- joining Vaults, provided for Safe-renters. ‘T DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT yeu OTiME- Lock. of dencri arene a ee SPECIAL GU. 'TEE, at the Lowest Hates, BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. CHARLES ¢. GLOVER, ot Rings & Oo., Vice President. ALBERT L- STOMIEVANT, Secretary. VAT Nyinad, Anat. Seoy, P. Snyder, —CharieaC, aoe pre Henry A. Wi L. Sturtevant. ‘Thomas Evans, John @. Parks, 05 Cu. Rovrzer, ‘NOS. 403 AND 405 1TH ETREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- UOREN'S CANRIAGH COMPANY. THE EST FOR BEAt COMFOBT AND IN THE T. DI va ace Series macy reste Se ‘Prices to suit the Call and examine the Goods, ‘eal ‘on trial for thirty days to men | SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SASUMMER RESORT RIVER SPRINGS N ae em — Ataed Reson tere dor soctstonscy ment ER New Yonx asp New Exoraxn Rine wood ving. Boating, Fruit, Medicine, 1d medical attention fee. ‘erms reasonable. ROAD, ‘Téke steamer Arrowsmith or J. W. 3 land at Colton's wharf and call for B. P. BLARIST@NE, M. D. iver sprines Fs close to sta: Te rocks Addiees A. acts Ae prietor, Chalybeate Hours, Sirasbane, jysi-im PLEWOOD Hal OP TISFIELD, MASS, BERKSHIRE’S MOST POPULAR RESORT, 100s thousand fect elevation, | Unsurpassed, jence. mail or telegraul Sjs2b-26t nesmemente EO. W. RU TELLE. APE MAY, Stockton dyl6. _y FANNIE Pisty Porst Hore: 3. P, HORBACH & CO. Sewly furnished thronghont. wand commodions bath houses, Stesmere Excelsor and Leary leave Washington and Norfolk daily with U.S. mail and passengers. Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Crabs. Jor particulars address Hotel. 3y13-1m Passengers for the WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT DESERT, POLAND SPRINGS, RANGELY axp MOOSEHEAD LAKES, And allother New Eng'and Resorts, shonid bear in mind that the ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN * WASHINGTON axp BOSTON ts via Penn. R: R. Transfer Steamer Maryland’, N.Y. N.IL &B. and Now York & New England K.R.s. ‘Sola trains of firet-class Passenger Coaches and tha fuest of PULLMANS cn om this line, No OMNIBUS TRANSFER through New York City. NO DELAYS caused by the transfer of Bagws through New York City r = Regularand Tourist’s Tickets on wale at Poon. RR. Offices. Be sure they read via NEW YORK & New ENGLAND k. R. 8. M. FELTON, Jn.. Geveral Manager. Je25-m, w&sTw A.C. RENDATN, (ou, Pass. Agent. j-HOLDZKoM HovsE, BRIGANTINE BEACH, Tt is two and a-half miles north of Ai itie City, street cars Ineet every train at that piace, comes Parseners to the Inict where a boat awaite {thew eh 3 | Tins direct to the house. it ie neat the beach i | Bathing ws can be found at any reeort, —— by are the eummoer residences of Hon. Alfred C. ‘and other prominent wen. In minediate: wicity of the house will be fonud good eustig aud sting, “Terms, $10 to $12 per week. Washington morning trains connect in Philadelphia and Adaute City, Dats mail, [ism] Bie D & SMUUH, Proprietors AZLEWOOD COTTAGE, NEAR OAKLAND, MD. tbo dust, 0 acres of laws and the. finest I spring in the mountains. For particulars ad-' reap’ UE MOMMA. JAMES P LEWIS, ‘Oak and, Sd 1984 I street. 3y9-im* PE WAI E SULPHUR SPRINGS HO'EL. COTTAGES AD GREENERIPR CO., Opens June 15th. The most celebrated re fort in the south." Climate enol and delicht fal. Waters wonilerfui in their fecta, 1 3, Der wy yt on aplication 1. PRUBUS., Lessee. BAM Tt H. HAMILTON, Proprictor AVENLY HOUSE, AiL 1X, N. V Open all the vear. Hot Cid Bea s Water Baths in the Bells, Gan, J” and allt onventenoes of a first-class hotel. OS. ‘Ocean stew; coach to mett trains, Jel-am 3.1. BRYANT. BRIDGE HOTEL county, Ma. non Cn WHITE HOUSE, near Pacific. Fine ocean view; ¥ <j le. E. N. COX. ep 8 es from the Kaater- $9 rms $10 per week. dso skill and Hains: P. H. SCRIBNE TLANTIC CITY, AA Arkansas rt. Goed TY FOOMs, &. | ewines, Be. J Vbeds, pure water, parlor AMES BRADY, Box 7 FIGREL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, OPENS firet season July 7th, 1843. Directly on) the bes lexantly furnished, atrictly firet- ns, $3.50 and $4.50. FRANK H. SHI. HOU ATLANTIC CIT 44 corner of Pennsylvania and Atiantic av hues. One of the best locations in the city." summer and winter. ‘The Louse has been thorough'y renov: nished; awnings to every window duced; the tele will not be ex country. ‘Terms very reasonable jann accom: modations. “Three minutes! walk from both railway station 3-6 WARNER & PENDER, Proprictors. SS HALL, elevator, electric bells, electric lights, A Table of Superior Excellence. Of Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, nd Devon Inn, Devon, Pa. 30rn. CAPE MAY. The Orchestra will be conducted by Mr. Zimmerman. ‘MITED STATES HOTEL. nequaled location, substantial building, & G. R. CRUMP, Je18-2m The 1 in Atlantic City, N. J. open for the season of '83. BENJ. H. BROWN JAS. P. 8c nager. _jel¥-dtaugd&eodiét. Srxax VIEW, OCEAN GKOVE, J, DIRECTLY +) facing the ocean and lake. Superior four- story hotel, with verandae on three fronts. @/*¥ Ferfect drainage and ventilation. se, and, ich niry rooms. Accommodation for 200, Box 2,057 JOSEPH WHIT! Jel pe POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, Is Reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA, Fast Express Trains, with Parlor cars at- teched are run durin ‘the season at conyeni- ent hours, and passengers will find on their, arrival at the New Broad Street Station, Phi , Union ‘Transfer Coaches transfer direct to the etation | of the West Jersey railroad, at the foot of Market street For throngh tickets, checks, and full {nfor- mation, apply as follows: Northeast corner 13th street | aud Pennsylvania ayenue station, Baltimore and Poto- ac Katiroad. cs CHAS, E. PUGH, Gen'l Manager. H9-taul5 J. R. WOOD, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Arzaxtic TY. Express Trains are rn THROUGH vinous RE Stops IN NINETY MINUIES : VIA CAMDEN & ATLANTIC! WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, RAILROAD, FROM FLOM, Station foot of Vine street. Station foot of Market st. Passengers from Washington will take the throuch trains of the Baitimore and Potomac railroad to Phila- delphia and arrive at the new Broad-street station of | the Pennsylvania railroad. where Union transfer couches | gonnect direct ty the stadons of the Camden and At- lantic and West Jersey railroads, For through tickets, bagg axe chécke, and fail inform- ation apply as follows: Northwest corner Lith street and Pennsylvania avenue; station Baltimore aud Poto- mac raiiroud. CHAS. E. PUGH, J. R. Woop, Gen. Passenger Agent. '§ SUMMER RESORT, EIGHTY MILES / down the river; fine fishing, ‘oysterin, erabbing and bathing. Open JUN# ‘Terms, 2 per day. BR. J. CO! prietor, Milestown P. M: USE, it avenue, above Atlantic avenue, N. J." Ocean view from every’ 186 will be kept open all the year, For particulars address Mrs, ROBT. BLACK. iny30-du. Ho= AzBI0N, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. The most elerantly furnished and best pointed hotel iu Atlantic City. Ay OPEN JUNE 30rn. (i Je15-2:n LEN1Z & SIEGRIST, Propnetors. CoBBS TSEASD, WAL THE ONLY SEQ- SIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA. * tone grounds. Grvedremelty peoptiets STONE ancl 1S'f Qeasipe ¥ open June | per week: itis: NIHE WOKLD on adlo ASBURY Firet-clase, “Gas, Electric Be Box 640, Dez s )REMONT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, NEAR THE beach. Large, shally wounds. swings, } croauet, lawn tennin: cond Jace for familie Kearonabie rates. CHAS. LE KOY WHEEL EN, Proprietor. Miteore AME tic and Fitth avenues, Atlante City, ear! Warm bathe, Cam: Atlantie trains moderate, J. A. Moc ¥V OR COLLEGE KESORT. SHAPE, MOUN- VV tains, Springs, Haths, Horses, Hanting, Fishing, Excellent Table. ‘Cireniars at Bron tano's, 1015 Per ve. or address A. M. JELLY, New W , Mad. my 15-3 TT. CHARLES—OCE END OF DELA ware avenue, Atianti 4. Much’ roved, and with uninterruy ted view of the, JONAH WOOTTON, Proprictor. ____DRY_ Goons. New A: — ne p Cuorce Destaxs IN CARPETINGS, Toau! = <3 ‘We are receiving our new Fall Carneta, BRUSSELS AND INGRAINS. INGRAINS, 25c., 8750., 0c. Ase. ie AIK Carpet to match, 'S iy all sizes. OLL-CLOTHS all widths, 10-4 SHEETING COTTON, Ble., 37e. LADIES! FLANNEL SUITING, all colors, 250. LADIES’ 7) ible wid palors, Ce ALL: WOOL, DRESS GOODm 250, worm 1 MEKES, all wool, double width, i a ube 50c,, 620, aud 7 DAL QUILT, $1. SMa? INDIA LINEN, 120. 15e., 1He., 200. RB GINGHAMS, 1250. UNION LANES, te SIKAW MATTINGS at reduced prices, FLOOR BLACK CASH 0c. TABLE 1-4 Bi c. M. TOWSON 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Site, near 7th. sy28 Great Bancays. WE ARE NOW OFFERING MANY VERY GREAT BARGAINS TN SUMMER GOODS PKEVIOUS 10. UAL STO KING. FROM £15 TO 810. KOM $19 TO $T. y DIFFERENT AT CH. TED Si STYLES, AND BLACK AND COLD I RIETY; SOME GOoD HUDDA CLOTHS AND OTHER FINE WOOLEN PBEAULIFGL FRENCH AND BoUTCH, Tana u “ULF Ut GIN AT 26c., FORMER PRICE 373g. i: 2 DOM Pi. ASSORTM: F MOURNING HAND AT NEW YORK PRIC! W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania Ave, ONE PRICE. _THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. Summer Goons AT SUMMER PRICES, 40 inch BATISTE NOVFL PATTERNS at 18c. SCOTCH GIN'sHAMS REDUCED. FRENOH SATINES REDUCED. POINTED LINEN LAWNS REDUCED. FRENCH LAWNS REDUCED, INDIA LINENS—SPECIAL PRICE. Handrome Designs in Domestic Lawns aud Ging- hams, 8c., 10c. and 12ic, The finest aud safest surf-bathing. Ocean, channel and shark fishing and sip 3 ‘Terns: $2 per day. $12 per week, $4 per month. Route from Old Point by steatner Not Cherrystone every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday. The Baltimore and Washington steamers make close connection with the Northampton, Hotel physician, ; B.A. Fitzhugh, Address J.T. SPADY. ROCK ENON SPRINGS-«AND BATHS, my15-3m_ Great North Mountain, feat OPENS TUESDAY, JUNE lore. Near Winchester, Va., ‘Will open JUNE 12th to accommodate several who wish to leave the city at that time. ‘Large additions have been made this season for the accemmodation of a greater number of guests. The Gining-room has also been en’ new patent closets have been provided, and the sanitary arrangements are perfect. ‘The prospect for an aburdant crop of the best fruit in the immediate neighborhood of the Springs is very promisinx this season. For jciroulars and accommodations apply to A. 8. 401 ¥th street, Washington, D.C, Circu- Jel A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. Uy ed MOUNTAINS. THE PARK HOTEL, ten? ‘Wiltiamsport, Pennsylvania. A quiet home for the summer months. “(ool nichts, Nomosquitoes. No malaria, Beautiful drives, music, etc., etc. Table liberally supplied with farm nce, A new Otis hydrautic elevator. ‘Terms m¢ Send for circular and diagram. wy5-3m ‘ASON 1883. DOUGLASS HOUS REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, ‘Will open JUNE Isr, day. Special teat OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE léra. BATES $3.50 AND $4 PEE DAY. SARATOGA SPRINGS, Je6-2m_ CLEMENT & COX. Proprietors. T= “BRIGHTON,” fant ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, Address my9-Smo T= GETTYSBURG SPRINGS, ¥. W. HEMBLEY & SON. fat WiLL EN JUNE 147H. ms EAGT ES in reecntly accommodate. a from Ws con- Dect with W, Md. M3. & H&G: Bie. at ieeBst acne for descripd For ive circular. rome ae BULINGLING, Propeetor, sf loge SHELBURNE, ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3., feat yontateas ius anobetructed os AIA Reaching “beta WIN BOBERTS. PERSIAN LAWNS, FRENCH NAINSOOK, INDIA MULLS, DOTTED MUSLINS. ‘We closed out a lot of Masses’ Hose worth 752. ; we sell for 25c, 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 PE: ‘SYLVANIA AVENUF, MARKET SPACE. uwaer Uxprnsumes, for $1. _ayt Crosixe 6) cT 60-Cent Gauze Shirts, 5 All styles finest Linen Collars, $1.50 Finest 4-ply Linen Cuffa, 25 cts. a pair. Fine 4-ply Linen + uffs, 20 cts. a pair, Good Susperders for 15 ¢ Sumner Neck Wear almost way. bix Pine Dress Shirts made to onder for MEGINNISS, 329 1002 F street northwest. Lawss: Lawss: Lawss: la dozen. Cheapest Tawns in Washington. Beautiful Pacifie Lawns, fivest quality, actual value 12%c,, reduced to oe. SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! Cheapest Filles in Washington. Colored Silk« 50c, Fancy Silks 37jg¢e,, Heavy Gro Grain Black Silke te= ‘used trom $1.50 down to $1. NUNS’ VEILINGS! Cheapest Nuns’ Veilings in Washington. Nuns’ Veil~ r doutle width, (42iuches MGS), reduosa trom 63e. down to Sse. ‘Nuns’ Vellings, fine quality, reduced to 200. ay lace effect, pure wool, in Black, Straw. barry Paget Be an Grea, Rctual ‘value $3¢., Te NUNS VEILINGS! BLACK SILK GRENADINES! .50 to PS I = ‘oul Frait of the Loom Wameutta, rox 1 Davol yard wide Pd Gaourtr & Co: sist teninainesnedocive ae H = of all discharges, Ha Sepia Tees arenes grees cian anda