Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING § A ust G, ISS3. LOCAL Cmer Stexat Orrrera, Wospinetox. D. 36. ISSR YD For the middie Atlintic state¥. fair w: the northern portions, low: fs, Winks W1ostl northerly, stations: AINS LIKPLY TO-110r fle'on Sitarta ary & Co., tore it down, thus prevent— lug « seriou; fire. net photographs I give CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. —Foumsle Fury 7 cal and orehesirat concert. Street lamps wil © Ushted at 7:39 p.m. and extingutshedt at cou ‘Tue Stan Will be sent by mn: leaving the city Curing GF time, and the add ted. Subscription, Atty cents per month, Post- UIVELY IN ADVANCE. At the meetin: Union. No. 101, held Satur O'Brien w's elected a det ized Trade and L: |. Post pald, to those as often as de- of Columbla Typographical of the Irish 3 Murphy was elected president, Patrick ay evening at Drolt Park,where fy BAS Wane es 8 | eral collection was taken up. The } by of Susquehannah. clreult, | whose aud three ounces. it p Water, and had a small catfl pigeon match of gather x went nembers of the t, Mrs. Butche during the absenes of the family, Mr. treet east, W. and thoroughly r. things tn ere Were carried off. Mr. James B | the polls, Local « Tuer. Some valuable arffcies | surer of the Clan-n: M. O'Donahue,'of Arran Isle contributed toward the «pLir Of this city, who will take | Mong the count The name adosted by the north side of | y hand 14th Dr. Tt, A. Neal Ing w Ing hour Unigat reported to th that she had beon robted of her keeping as reasurer of » been covered with sand a towarls the tents, but wa: | doin woul Ik on Mussa Mat pedestrians find tra asant, a3 well as destru y Was cateehised tn the Poller Court | fies jucted: by br due y knew whit an outa was, and wh ther he knew | me of him if he didn’t tell the truth. The boy's newer, on he woukl be con- Signed tO eVerlisting fre ff he didn’t tell tie truth, | as cnibdactore man ects er per. | tation foilowed, and then penit-nts_ presented ‘Was satisfactory and he was decided a proper per: thamsely s: ani one was conte, clo,ed sboruly alter ten o’cloc! Was qu.et. Whit would bee ington Licht Infantry Corps invite ed upto the Mary it bush meeting will usust 7,8, and 9th. See named John Gray, was fined by nach Of "tWo cases of aA. D. and Feed- \ | althouzh it was apparent that on | some liquor was used. The ofMtees > the effect | ahd Berger—were not called on to m: Us totliy tn nt Look the part salted by a crowd of of Carey ashington WHELAN AN KX-CAPITOL teh trom Kiusas Clty, Mo., published in. it-f among Irisumen = W1 | parttelpate in the national re: there that O”Do: The boat w » Who left there fF} Woe oF pre » ostensib y to look after a il Known in thiseity where He was a leutenant + About (Wo years ago ne In Missouri, serine him a3 ab« & swith’ Eitis Ward, the trainer of the crew, ae. anzulsr, with bristiing | companies them. ic affection of | prov cession. Mr. Wiillam A. McKenney, chairman of the Joint committee in charge o accepte! the offer in the neme nizht the invitation of the Co.umb! h our tty ts, as a ru part in the Aucust regatta was declined. Messrs, ¥ roved and unimproved alleys elped by the use of a limited As the small atingent funu 4! Xpenses, We are absolute supply Of disinfectants, Our dspesat ers could authorize the infectint4, Sty to the ex- dirt from the di the std to Richard 'T. Moss, | twice duri tot 1, sq. 352; £1,200, The Fexeran or Josera T. W. OvKAND.—The W. Ourand, which ated, delegations ‘Allon, Colum- id Henry Wably, “from the 43, from Mt Nevo En- » Columbia Lads, No. R niformed’ Bat= pastor, Rey. L. M. Gardner, preached propriate sermon. The reinains were interred at Rock Creek cemetery. BANKS oP WasntNGTon.—A re- port has been made by the controlier of the cur. owing the re<ources of the national banks $5,097,548.23, whieh sum Inclu ies $2.157,805.14 to loans ahd diScounts and $730,000 In bonds to secure ett ‘ing the accounts 1 ation. "The ita- inclucte $1,125,000; in, $287,725.65; surplus ian ronits, $430,000; national nk MOLES IS Usd, Ad $2,653,967.66 individual de- ——.—__ ‘Tue Cctesrer Post Oreice Rossery.—Thomas @Neal, charged with benz im bery of the post oMice and Diowing open of the Safe at Culpeper Court Hous, Va,a tew days ago, arrive? at the B. & P. railroad depot in tus city on the 9:30 Midlind train Saturday, was fol- fe Cox to 343 Penns. Dilities balan copttal stock paid her undivided od In the roo- lowed by Det; and arres ed. toh Lire, x * 3 prol eon burglar, and balls bom Pit.cuury, Pa Woodland Worship. | SUNDAY AT JACKSON GROVE CAMP—THREE THOU- ‘D PXOPLE PRESENT—EXPRRIEKCR MRETINGS, MONS AND POLITICS—A WEDDING AND SEVERAL CURISTENINGS, Corre-pon Jonge of THe Evesrxa Stan. JACK-ON GRovE, A. A. Co., ND., August 6. Saturday afternoon the sermon was dy Rev. J. ‘ of £ist Washington, and at night Rev. J. L. Mills, of 9h street, W, i | etttes | and there was more 0% tents, rd.s¥ morning the sim rose aber at the family p as not long Defore the i to come th, and dur ing the sound of vehicles arriving could be ne rafiroad platform a young an {lend If she Intended to at- mecting, iy do t she a and over again at in how they felt fifty years ascertained, but Certain itis the experies Ung which was held at the stind at® O'clock “was not one of wy the young lady. It Rev. CH. Litneton, and was a spirited | 0: If the young lidy mentioned was. present donotless eujos:d it as one of her kind of meet- ings, Tats meeting was continued up to within fw mino try peop! were probably three thousand persons on’the ground. This attendance was not qilte so large as last year, but this 1% easily ac- ed ior by the fact that Wesley (he Southern 3 ) ts In progress on tie B. and O. RR buta few mlies northwest of this plie. dove and other camps near Balti more are also in progress, THE SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE. o'clock the stand was occugled by Rev. Floyd, Strayer, Ben- 3. ‘There was in place led by Prof. Spurrier, of Westinins urrler belng the leading sopra n Steer, of Washington, the organist ‘The tavernaele was entirely too small for the coa— Gregetion, ail the ch urs.and seatings being occt- tied. Before the sermon, Rev. W. J. Floyd, of Anne Ara tel county, M’., imade a statement of the fnanctal ne essites Of the camp, and a lib- FIND Was Rev. H. «> xxiv. 16—"And herein do T exerelse mysell 10 lee coascience Vou | of offenss tow ud Got rd men.” The nce, 2K AND POLMICS, Ing the int-rinission for dinner crowds vd about the bourd.ag tent, while miny the woods. On the bill near tie springs, va lire fenic parties, ‘The hour ani, Hamiltoa, Ban Mr. Bannor, who w traction where the regular deme nt, Was the center of ver he went. He declared that ratic Ueket Would be beaten at tien was also discussed, and opponents were qulte vehement in thelr argu- uts against If, neiny asserting that there were more privite bottles and jugs ih the county now than ever before. A WEDDIXG, During the morning tt was whfspered around y people thag there were pros- pects of a wedding In camp, aud thos who heard Te on the tip too of expectation. ‘The couple on the grount and were carefully watehed knowing ones, bat during th = m they 1a train ter Baltimore, where they were ‘They returned tn the evening, ant congratulations of their trends, ve lsteners to the evening <ermon. Hill and Miss Evelina Durner, reslding Severn, were the partes. SUNDAY AFTERNOON lock the experienve meeting of the morn- nd occupted the time ull p .M. Streyor then occu; Ling from I. Timothy, tv, 8: but gorlliness ic promise of ch fs to come.” marked at. Who Were not Interested in poll. Shortly after the sermon a horse, tied at the ere: nt by Stepping into a hu:mane tian cut the pled anim i started on a run captured before any ewas done, except badly frightening the ‘band children, About Six o'clock a young people’s meeting was €. N. Robinson, of Brooklyn, Lirse tent on the avenue ranning back of hers’ stand. ‘The ev-ning service was con. d by Rev. J. L. Milk, who preached from Prov rbs, xvil, and part third vers-: © To-mor- Tow,” a discourse on procrastination. An exhor- red. The meeiing » and soon the camp CHILDREN CHRISTENED. During the afternoon there were several chtl- dren christened—a daughter of Mr. C. P. Carroll, by Rev. C. N. Rovinson, at the ladies’ lodging ser; twWO sons of John T. Tayman, by Rev. W, . Fidyd, and a ehtid of Mr. B li (grandchild of Nr. Joun’ Jacksou), at the stand, by Rev. J. R, HO1S, were Was no disorder whatever on the ground, the outskirts Puinpnrey © an ate rest CQ The etght-oared crew of the Col nmblas_ which ta at Newark, ars yesterday afternoon. sent to Newark, Saturday niche, in ident Coon. The crew 13 composed uc following: F. A. Nute, stroke; R. HE. Wado, Oscar Woodward. 6; Quentin Mackall, 5; J. HL Kondrup, 4; James Young, 3; Robert J. W. Bre A. Smith, 1; W. Howard Glbson, cox- Wednesday, lett for Mr. Stilsov Hutchins b Jess than 200 tn valu atl four-ovred or elgnt- oared erews, as the comunittee May determine, the pr ze © be rowed for annually and to become the ty of the club winnine IT three umes in suc- soff-red acup to be of and to be Known as the the regatta, has of the committer. stan cub Saturday club to take Ata meeting of the Aa: GH. Boyd and Franklin Jannis were elected to membership. > The Street Sweeping Contract. THE CONTRACTORS ADMONISHED IN PLAIN TERMS— NO PAYMENTS TO BE MADE TILL THE WORK IS DONE PROPERLY. Cuptuin F. V. Greene Saturlay addressed a let. ter to L. P. Wright & Son, the street sweeping contractors, saying: “Lam directed by tho Exgineer Commis:torer fo tform you that the sweeping of streets during the past month was not satistuctory In Use follow Ing respects: First Tae brovms in many cases are not held dowa hard enouzh to remove the pressions In the pavem-nt. Sec. ond. The manure and filth fs not removed trom of the rails of street car tracks Its credit has been or will be given tn your measure- ments for work in which these defects occur, Tuird. A large number of streets have not been jore than once during the month, and ve not been swept at all Your contract calls for sweeping every paved street in the clty the month. A tull month has now ed you lo get the ne. ary number of chines in orier to do Une work required by nd 1am teerefore directed to seni You the lnciosed list of streets, amounting to 352,- 425 yards, which have not been swept by you, and Ww notify you that unless all of them are ‘cl ed prop:rly before Monday next, August 6 the Dis- them ‘by hand or by still machines, and Will deduct the entire cost trlet will proceed to sweep azalnst any payment du> Will not be ps either by the District or by yourselt.” ae by MARRIAGE LiceNses.—Marriage Mcenses_ have been Issued by the clerk of the court to Joseph Cochran and Kate E. Parkes Kare C. M. ou. Vouchers for July Hamilton, of Balumore, tilda Jo Mams; Dr. Wm. Broadbert, of zie David, of Port Deposit, Md. AN ALLEGED YOUTHFUL HOUSKBREAKRR.—OMicer Ni hoison. of the ftth precinct, arrest» a youth- ‘# colored housebreaker named Juo, Smith about. :30 O.clock yesterday morning. Smith, who ts only Ntteen ye irs old, ts su-pected by the officers of robbins Johnson's resivurant on 8th street on two occasions. Yesterday morning at the tme named the boy entered house No. 622 F street, ascended to the second story, climbed out on 4 roof, and walked along the Toofs of back Dutldings and deseented to a yard, where he was by the officer before ne had time to enter surrest the restaurant. He refused to give any Db» sent Lo the Pform thts orning he pronptly pleated guilty to the of being a Suspicion: <¢ upon Suffrage. HE FAVOBS IT. of suffrage in the District of Columbta?” asked a Star reporter of Mr. Wm. H. Clagett this morning. “I prefer a republican form ot government to a bureaucracy,” sald Mr. Clagett. “Why do you want to vote?” asked the re- “Are you In fav’ + ‘I want to vote,” sald Mr. Clagett, “because I am over twenty-one yearsot age, an inhabitant of the United States, a native, white, no legal disabtinties, and want to be ac pay taxes, have no votce as to the smount I all be taxed, or how my moncy 1s d because the government of i to tax me without ei nington, occupled (he | pulplt, his theme being repomtence. Mus Saturday afternoon an evening was spent tn ‘ration for the reception of frlen4s from the 8. As the trains arrived numbers of anxious tenters waited on the banks for their loved ones, ' ss bustle in ard about tie of the tzen; because T States have no righ representation; bee: | derricks fell Into the ditch, whl tive jurisdiction have no | | things In a state of contusion, and all the mounted rorer consideraton, ts indiviiual members no | lnterest in cotamon wth our people, that the te Intelligence of the peopl? of the Dist res favorably with the agere- Congress as regards leg’! cause to be distranchised | ization, creates exclusive gov- oure> of all power —the s the people of all Interest in their ok for power other scentralization; my political creel, *democratle,’ has eligible under the law y' A by Rev. Mr. Benson th the taber- of Coiumbla com: dy, WhO was got off quite a Ser | poy rament, edi | than In thems-lves, and {acu! Tj because Ing-? Why don’t they say how thetr experience ts | taught m now? Why. I used to go to class meeting, and 2's | should havea voice in the government; because a8 si $ 1who were present Twould know ! an indi e that every maj asl I feel perfectly competent to attend rience Was given just what 1 | to my own affa:rs, and willing to give active c0-on- Te about hacrine ov id | eration with my fellow- ‘local affairs of the Distric this Finguage was repeated or not ws | abitants to manage the of Columbia.” “How about the government. paying Its part of |expense unier an elective government?” asked | the reporter. “The bureaucrattsts of the District of Colum- * fear that the enfranchise- of the District of Columbia 2 sovernment of the United States id the payment of part of the expenses, art payment e kind described | sta charge of | bia,” said Mr. Clagett, [nent of the people as It now does —fity of the expense of the District of granted by Congress after many years of due con- sideration that it was cquity to 00 80, In consider- ation of the fact that the U.S government was the possessor of one-half of benefits of all the depart- Mm 'nts of the local necessities: light, police, water, :., 2111 not as consideration that 2 disfranchtsed, ‘ople would have protested and re- The government could not yn Why It should not contract {o pay its proper proportion of the expense uader a rennblican form-of government.” How about Con to govern tiemsety. S Fegurds the question of power of Congres isl. tive jurisdiction, “Mr. Clagett “It ts held py many able minds that the Congress to exclusive legis- | in contradistinction to the | ryland and Virginta—who political rights over the terri Jed oy them; that the riicht of these states | to grant the power to distranchise the people did | not lie in them, nor could Congress assuine that inallenable right of tax- Congress has of the preuching hour (103 o'clock.) By this time tost of the trains from Baltlinore and, with the coun- rove camp show any goo. granting the people the nd | rconierred upo | power of the stat relinquished thr er, otherwise th Payers to represen on IS a myth, d the power to relinquish Its ion over all that original part Litt of Colamb!a lying West of tie Poto- given the eltizens of Virginia exelu- 1 Slve lezistutive jurisdiction over ft. by Congress Was constivutional, the same power nt to the people inhabiting the part of | ing east Of the Potomac the right to lV “Do you think ths people could govern them- ‘ked the repor.er. “T have full ft in If this action the District ly! people.” answered Mr. klessness of the e from suffrage, but late territorial government ed a tadpole bureaucracy. ppenea ze the thing, In the. toped Into the cracy pure and hat no member of troubles and rei late government di not arts to the contrary, the tt lost Its eaud evolution of government enttorin of government, a forui of government dure advocate for or among his own con- ee A Curious Freak in a Boy, and Won- derfu} Excape from Instant Death, To the Editor of Tur . rand her little boy, 8 of ag*, were on thelr on to Harper’s Ferry via the Baltimore U1 Is very fond of rail- Toading, and an engine has a sort of bew!ldert faselu.tion for iim. Ata point on the road whet another line connects, the boy, disregarding his fond Parent's injunction not to put nls head out of the win low, had that member protruding over the track nearly up to hts arm-pits, intently gazing at the motion or the ariving- a screeching whistle from the engine on the other K extsed him to loo up, and he thought the ig (riln Was going to Crash Inte the car be iting to advise his mother of wamily, OF even to So much assay “Good by! Look out for yours-1f!” and the train was going her, out on to the platform, could interpose thr zd, aS ean easily be lwagin followed her ‘child, throwing away ter ’s uoney she had, together witil Sand other valu bles, and ot flung herself after her darling ad not strong arms cauzht her and by main strength forced her into the car, when she fainted dead In the ineantine the train had been stopped and run back to where it was expected the mangted and dead body of the boy would be But sirange tosay he stood waiting for the train without having recetveda scratch or bruise from his fearful leap, He was taken on bord, the train moved on, te mother was soon restored to consciousness, but the money and valu- Itwill probably be a valuable lesson to boys, If not to mothers, and the lesson 1g this: Mothers, when traveling’ by rail, for yourboys. Bo cars When traveling, and don’t jump off the train when it 1s in motion.” ge How Mr. Krusen Losr His Moxey.—H. $. Kru- pring, Md., went into a restaurant on ‘Pennsylvania avenue, last Wednesday 4 and afterwards complained to the police that hé had lost bis pocketbook containing over $60. A young woman named MaygieRoberts wa chirged with the larceny Krusen came to the city this morning to prosecute se. He stated to a STAR reporter that the Baltimore paper that he had been oman Whom he had taken to a res- taurant had caused consiJerable excitement In MMs neighborhood, where he 13 well known. dented thathe had gone there with any woman, ant sald he did not know how his money was fost. as told by a walter th it th seen hurrying away from the r said he woutd not go to the Police Court, as-he could not swear that any one stole lis pocket- and Oklo railroad. heals, All of a suiden asin, Without the pending at full speed, he rushed nd “before any 01 The moiuer, contatning all ti ables were Lost. keep your heads sen, of Sandy of the pocketbook: voman had been Frank Thomp- nd-hand furniture dealer, on the ave- 11h street, was before the Police Court Uils mornin, eh: auctioneer mined Eugene showed that the parties do business in adjoining and had a dispute about the use of the sidewalk,when Thompson made an effort to strike Moore’s legs are deformed, and he has to ‘Thompson ssked one of hls witnesses “If he saw witness strike it—this—T don’t know what you call It.” (meaning Moore.) “ You will refer to the complainant as a man and not as “it,” sald Judge Mills. It makes no m.tter What his physical, moral, or int-1 4s, he is entitled to as much respect as the best formed ant most intelleetu il man In the house, and he will have to be treated respectfully.” A fine of $5 was imposed in the charge of assault, and an appeal was noted. ————— ‘The testimony Use an tnvalld’s chair. ‘ual condition Reported for Tue EVENING STAR. CuuxcH Marrens.—The services at tie M. EB. church yesterday were of unusual Interest. tor, Rev. Dr. Poulson, and the late pas- tor, Rev. Dr. Pierce, both officiated, and the con- gregation was a large one. The bids for the new church were opened on Saturday, and there were found to be three bidders, two Alexandrians and one from Baltimore. No awari of the contract was made. At St. Mary’s (Catholic) the pastor roceeds of the recent ex- hundred dollars. ‘The ex- tensive improvements of this church will begin immediately. ‘The plans were prepared as part of the late cnurch Improvement, and cover the trking out of the two large gothic Windows nearest the altar on the north and south, and the construction of winzs there suficient to contatn a number of ely to the seating capacity ings Will be of corruscated tron and the meidings zine. Portions of the pres- ent galleries will be taken away and new galierles put up tn the transcepts, and the whole finished to correspond with the main church. Rev. Kern, of the Southern Methodist church, and Fil. ipo, of the Baptist chureh, exchanged pulpits at Une evening services. There was a children’s ser- vice at Grace church, Rev. Dr. St. Paul’s church. At the Fuirf rion church there was no servi the spir.tual condition of Falrtax Court House has been much improved by the Second Advent meet- inys held there for some Weeks past. ‘THEFT.—A boy who has been living wi-h B2 Waters, on Duke strvet, between Alfred and P, ff this morning with some $25 is thought that he has gotten announced that the net cursion were over one pews, thus addins of the church. Cole preached at lax street Presbyte- It is sald that until these streets are ail cleaned, worth of clothing. It 1 on a freight train on one of the raltroads. Pouce Revort.—The only prisoner at ike sta- Uon house tials morning was George Mitchell, col- OMicers Arnold and Simpson for isorder at the ferry wharf.” ‘The mayor has fined Samuel Bolden and Geo. Tucker each $5 for dis- orderly conduct. Markie Licenszs.—Durtny July seven mar- ated here. In July of last icenses were granted. Reronren’s Notes —Four colored teachers, cipals Parker and Morris, and Assistants Arnold and Wair,have left here for the colored norm.l ine stitute at Staunton.—The new four-masted Schooner, W. T. Huot. wilt begin taking in her carzo this week. During last week ae tons of coal were received ai tons shipped trom this rt.——Mr. Geo. Mills, tojured at the explosion of he botler at J. M. Hill's esta has much fmproved in condit —_—>— A SisTeR’s AWFUL Criwe.— A dispatch from Lex- ington, Ky.. savs:—“iwo colored clively, were left mother yesterday afternoon {n a cabin on Mr. Jas, Bean’s farm. When the mother returned she found ber cabin In asues, an: youngest. child in it The found. It 13 supposed by man: cabia ou Dre invenoually and ties fed.’ James A. Daly and . Martin; W. F. Wiastow and Laura Buck- her; Millard EF. Wells and Annie Green; Josep and Rosa Lawkins, of Fhiladetphia, Pa; Chaties_H. Johnson and Xa nson; John W. Harris and Louisa Wil- Baltimore, and Liz- ored, arrested by: rage licenses were year ten marriage I blishment, last week, plana- tion of his presance there, but Sali he wanted to ‘hoo, In the Police Court lone by their «i the remains of the elder girt cannot be iy tliat she set the arson. and was sent to the f.rm for three montis, tao highest penalty _) for tue offease, Strike of Laborers To-day. ‘MEN EMPLOYED OX THE BOUNDARY STREET SEWER STRIKE FOR AN INCREASE OF $J.25 TO $1.50 PER DAY—ONE OF THSM ARRESTED—JUPGE MILLS ORDERS HIS RELEASE. There was some excit*ment caused by a strike of the latorers onthe lange Boundary strect sewer this morning. Tie police state that about 7:30 b’clock this morniag a number of the laborers on the two sections of the sewer under the control of N. Acker, jr., and Michael Coyle struck for higher | pay. They are receiving $1.25 per day and struck | Tor 1.80. ‘The oftivers State that when some of the men attempied to go to work the strikers made them come out of the sewer and join their ranks, | which were swelled to about 150. “It is stated that tirough the fuilure of tie men to go to work some h caused consider- able damage. When Officer Sl: K arrived he found police and a squad of dismounted men were ordered to the scene of the strike. When OMcer Slack ordered them to disperse a young colored jnan nated Wm. Clifton ordered thei to fall in Ine, which they did. The oftler then put Cliftoa under arrést, abd the crowd was dispersed before | any great <listurbanee occurred. THE HEARING IN THE POLICE COURT, In tie Police Court this morning Clifton was charged with disorterly conduct. Mr. H.H. Wells appeared for the defendant, and spoke of pleading guilty and submitting to tue usual penalty. ‘The prosecuting attorney said he would ask for more than the ushal penalty in case of conviction. OMicer Slack stated that he was called on by the watchman to go to the sewer as there was going to be a riot. He found 150 or 200 menon the ground and ordered them to disperse. They refused to obey, and Wash Meredith threatened to pull him (he officer) off os horse. He then pulled out his Pistol and ‘threatened to shoot any man who op- posed him. ‘The defendant ordered the men to fail in line. which they dil instead of obeying his (the oMicer’s) order. On cro-8-examination the witness Stated that there was no great disorder when he arrived. Mr. Long, a foreman on the sewer, sald there was a large crowd come to his section of the sewer ani took his men away. JUPGE MILLS ON STRIKERS’ RIGHTS. Judge Mills said: “Any gathering of men who are not disorderly have a perfect right to strike for higher pay, and fall into line and march, and are exempt from interference of the police if they have no unlawful object in view, It Is possible that these men may have had an intention to be disorderly, tut the case had not been made out, and the prisoner would have to be dismissed.” ‘The strikers walked triumphantly out of court. ‘The C Pouce Covrt—Jude Mills, pro tem, To-fay, Cela Johnson, assault on John J. Smith; $5 0r15 days. Wm. Lee and ‘Thomas Waters, af fray forfelted collateral and Waters ‘was Nned $5. Andrew Wonder, assault on Jos. Dove; Hori days. J. B.'T. Ranaail, loud and dotster- ou or 15cays, Clara Whllace, profanity, (two $10 or 80 drysin each c Dav.d Ollver, Elljah Wiittains, colored, do.; do. ee Affairs in West Washington. TIN THE TrH.—While engaged In a fracasin Roslyn, Va., opposite here, Saturday nicht, Henry Su th, alla oglish Harry, shot Miciael Caton, of this plice, in the thigh.’ Caton was brought to the West Washingion police station, and from thence to his home on Valley street here. Smith Was not arrested, as the shooting took place out- side of the District. CrION OF Dinecroxs.—The annual election for directors of the Potomac’ insurance Co. took place to-day, resulting as follows: M. J. Adler, W. 8. Cox, Geo. T. Dunlop, Thos. Duncan, R. B. Frey, ‘Thos. Knowles, Philip May, Louls Mackall, F. Lt Moore, A. Peter, H. M. Sweeney. W. F. Wallace. DratHs—Miss Lulte Lyons, daughter of the late Evan Lyons, died at her residence on Rock creek yesterday evening, after a long tilness....Mr. Hezekiah Burroughs, a well-known citizen, a vet= eran of the War of 1812, aied at his residence Sutur- day evening, aged 69 years. AccIDENT.—Mr. Hi. Aug. Wagner, a clerk in the grocery store of Mr. E. P. Harris, on 324 street, fell down the hatchway Saturday, ‘striking his face ant sustaining painful injuries, Heavy SntpMests BY CANAL—The coal ship- ments by canal last week were the heaviest of the season, namely 21,521 fons ‘The total canal ship- ments for the year are 346,908 tons. ConpIvioN oF THE WaTER.—Clear at all points. Guan MARKgT.—4,700 bushels Wheat sold at §1.15 to $1.15: ——— ‘Two Indian Murderers Lynched. BLOODY WORK IN ALASKA. The steamer Eureka, which arrived at Victorta, B.C, yesterday, from the north, brought news of the horrible tragedy at the Dakon mine, near Har- risburg, Alaska. Indians broke into a cabin and stole a bottle of whisky. As soon as the fact was discovered the whisky dealers started after the Indians, and ina fight with them Rennie, one of the pursuers, was killed. The citizens in force then arrested three of the Indians, confining them in the guard house. During the temporary ab- sence of the guard the Indians procured a pistol, shooting the former on his return. They then fled. ‘The report or the pistol awoke Major Givens, formerly of the Untied States army, who rushed to the Tescue, and was shot down wounded. ‘The Thdlans then took an axe and hacked his head to pleces, when they attempted to make good thelr es- cape, but a number of miners who had reached the scene shot One of tnem down and arrested another. The third escaped. The infuriated citizens con- stituted themselves a jury and hung the captured Indian on the spot. ‘The next day Col, Barnie or- dered the Indian chiefs to produce the escaped Indlan, and he was quickly delivered up and promptly hanged. ————— News Briefs. Propositions are un‘ler consideration for consol- {dating the telephone compantes In New Enwland. An unconfirmed report prevatls in Lonaon that Kavanaugh, the Irish informer, has been killed. A telegram from Melbourne says: Kavanaugh and the other Informers are stlil on board of the steamer Pathan. Chauncey Carpenter, of Victorla, B. C., a saw- mill owner, has xbsconded, leaving’ Mabilities to the amount of $40,000. Monsignor Gapel, the distinguished English pre- late, preached his first sermon in this country yes- terday to a large congresation, at the church of St, Francis Xavier, in New York, The Hebrew residents of Ekaterinoslay, Russia, were attacked by a mob on the 21 inst. "The sol- diery had to be called out to disperse the rioters, ten of whom were Killed and thirteen wounded. Frank Himmelsback, a German, about 40 years of age, was committed to jail In'Philadelphia on | Saturday upon the charge of gross misconduct with two of his children—Pauline, aged 16, and Mary, aged 14 years. Wm. Snyder was shot by a policeman tn St. Louis Saturday night; the second killing by policemen within a week. Christian Cordes and George Meyer, ten-year-old boys, quarreled in Brooklyn ‘yesterday, and Cordes stabb-d Meyer ta the side With a kaife, in- fitcting @ serious wound, Wm. H. Shehee was arrested in Trov, N. Y., Saturday night for striking Matthew Riley, a cone ductor, over the head with a shackling pin, fatally injuring him, - The Swiss nattonal celebration by the people of that nationality of Chicago and Milwaukee began at Chicago yesterday, and will continue to-day and night. William A. J. Fiss died in the Norristown in- sane hospital yesterday, where he was brutally beaten by James Gaffey, one of the attendants, on july 5th. An entire block anda portion of another were destroyed by tire at Canton, IIL, Saturday. The loss 1s est mated at $27,000; insurance, $17,500. Cyarlle Ford, who was arrested at Kansas City, Mo., On a charge Of complicity in the Blue Cut train robbery, bas been released on $5,000 ball. Frank Hess, of Albany, N. Y., was found at Martin’s lake, a short distance from ‘Troy, Satur- day morning, with his head in about # foot of water at the edge of the lake. From marks found on his body it 1s thought that he was murdered. While Officer Bender was assisting Oficer Peter- son to arrest a mao in Troy, N. ¥., last night, a friend of the prisoner threw a stone, which struck him on the head, fracturing his skull and infllct- ing Injuries whick Will probably prove fatal. ‘he mass meetiug of Workingmen in the inter- cot of the striking Vlegraph operators, which was to have taken place in Fairmount park, Philadel- phia, yesterday, did not occur, tne authorities aving refused the use of the park. Seventeen more Chinamen were smuggled into Port Townsend, W. T., from British um bia Saturday. An attempt to capture them was un- successful. ‘This makes the tuird lee smuggled over the border within a week. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge ts strictly guarded during the sitting Of the Bristol assizes, owing to threats made against his lite by Fenians. Relatives will take to England the body of Capt. Webb, wno recently lost his life in an attempt to sWita the Niagara rapids, William Shepard, of Baltimore, a fifteen-year- old boy, was drowned at Lake George Saturday afternoon. Tn an altercation between two seven-year-old boys in Philadelphfa, Saturday, one of them, Jas. Snell, Was killed by a blow with a brick. Near Lake Providence, La., Saturday, a negro fired on the family of Mr. Early, killing’one child ota Monger ony MiSs, Saturday, Front in’ Monigom.-ry conn: lay, Front ‘Rosemond shot and killed his father-in-law, Theo- dore Stevens, in a quarrel. Another earthquake shock was felt in Ischia on Saturday, :nd houses in Farlo collapsed. It is reported that the Irish National Cad rO- pose to hold a general Irish convention of the Irish Societies of the World in 1884. Jasper Carter, colored, was kiled by the train at Asbury Grove peercay, and an unknown white man Was instant yy the cars 1PSCO, on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad. A Bogvs Irie Parnior.—A man named Jobo Feenry,claiming to bean Irish patrict,whohas been, imposing upon the patriotism of 1 ‘Irishmen in Buffalo, N.¥., has been exposed through a let- terfrom the peacheateers ‘of the chief secretary for Ireland, at Dublin Castie, as one of the rank- est of im Feeury claimed tohave been Ancarcerated to KUmainbam jail, and to have suf- fered cruel torture. Another portion of bis story Was that he had been offered five hundred pou! to testify for the British government in the recent to Canada ag_an iismigrant pauper; and that be anada ag aD pauper, ‘was never in Kilmainham jail. HANLAN Tossa Hie Bet.—A wager of $200 9 al between Hanlan, the Oarsman, and a man O’Brien, of Excelsior, Lake Minnetonka, that Jatter could not take Platsted’s shell, deprived Als outriggers, and stt or standin it and paddle Ornedenswha suceeded in managing the shell,uo n,Who pitting und standing. SUMMER RESORTS. _ Oceax View Hor “1, Situated om the Beach <b ‘Twenty Minutes Ride vy Over a ee eg EW OF THE C AN, a Fine Grass Lawn | xtending to the Beach, HAXDSOMELY FURNISH D. end verything Firet-clase. MING AND BATHING Not Surpassed cn the AINS 10 AND FROM NOKPOL RK DAILY, per day: $14 per week: #4: and special arrangements for lance pariivs. or telecrains to '&., will receive proi Boats ahd tehing tack’ son bh nd: also, IMMER RESORTS. w Your axp New Esouaxp pes Heury at allroad from Ns ‘Passengers for the WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT DESERT, POLAND SPRINGS, RANGELY axp MOOSEHEAD LAKES, Pog and Rosorta, should bear in mind UTE WITHOUT CHANGE Atlantic Const. And allother New ; WASHINGTON anv NOSTON and brass and string band of music nm EDY, Proprietor. Penn. R: 0. Transfer Steay © Maryland, N.Y. & H. and New York & New England R.R. Passenger Coaches and the AMS celebrated Sleeping Core are ran on this line, No OMNIBUS TRANSFER 8 of first-class ‘T ABOVE THE finest of 1ULL AND ABSOLUTELY FIL MALARIA, FLIES AND MOSQUITOS. M HAY FEVER, ‘This powder never varies. A marve of purity, strength, aud wholesomeness. More economical than tne ordinary kinds, and cannot be sola in competition ‘with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Bova Bax- xo Powpen Co., 106 Wall street, N. Y. Rewalarand Tourist’s Ticketson sale at Ponn. RR. Offices, Bs sure they read via NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND K. R. 'N OF AMERICAN WATER! ‘Trains on Pennsylvania rairoad meke close, conuection in Jera-y City West shore rou'e, avid and long transfer thrown Lecve Washington § a.m. Tepye Philadelnia 1 A.C. KENDALL, Gonoral Manager. Gea. Pass. Agent, rk, leave Baltimore 9 Teave J racy City 4-02 CITY IT Poor Baby! Tt was a delicate little thing anyhow, pale, puny and poorly nourished. ‘They “had given it candies and cakes,and fed ton unwholesomemlik. Isitany Wonder that the child had the summer complaint To this feeble and perishing Infant were given ny doses of Perry Davis’ Pain Killer; a few drops ai a time tn a Jitule water. A gentle stimulus was chus bestowed on the suffer.ng stomach. child began to revive and to galn strength. Poor baby 4s ‘saved, and there are tiousand of sick babies unis summer who may be saved in the same 48 p.m. Pine Hill, ee geen . ree ntly enlanced, ‘Traine from Washin For further par accommedaie boarder: pect with Wo MAL, H. . Depot. for Gettyebure terms send for descriptive cireulay ATLANTIC CITY. ton? ATER BATHS AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, Pullgan buflet par and Philadelphia to Albany and Saratoga without cha ° Colton Agent Peuumivaria Railroad. f a Calt'on Aceut Pennsylvania for tickets an further information, or address HENRY MONETT, Genecal Pansenicer Axe, No. 24 State street, New York TT “BRIGHTO PARE VILLA, CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. Rates redneea from Aurnst Ist. ASUMMER RESORT RIVE! stands firet on the rel’ fo> nocial enjoy Boating, Fruit, Mediene, mf er” ‘Terms reason’ bie. HOT AND COLD 8F. late Mantels at cost to close out stock. & S. Sepp, 409 92h street. Paralytic Strokes, ‘Winey affections, prevented by and good livin. &@ A mediesl uttent ‘Take steamer *1row-mith or J. W. at Coiton's wharf and call f F. W. HEMSLEY & sox, MUR SPRINGS RESTAURANT, Thompson; land | "JY4* Wate P. BLARISTONE, M River Springs P. 0.. Md. PLEASANT ROOMS, Chalybeate Springs: elore to ste eat TR, 828 pee yer week, Adidrows A.B. Mets Chais beats House, ‘Sttaxbu: heart disease, and kt the use of Brown’s I ANaMosa, IuwA.—Dr. J. G. McGuire says: “I 's Iron Bitters 1s a good tonic and gives 4.—Dr, B. R, Doyle says ron Bitters superior as a tonic to aby Preparation now fn u: Gold Filled Vest Chai Bicycle 8 Base ball and boating s, for men and Boy: apiece. Special, rates to Auerbach’s, cor (© GLEss HALL, Unequaied location, 2, at Prigg’s PITTSFIETD, M. BERK=HIRE'S MOST POPULA\ Oue thousand fect e evation. Enyupennenta i Is. all. styles, colors from 50e. up to $4.50 ‘lubs. Samples free, at ‘7ub and I streets, on. ed by Mr. Zimmerman, Of Colonnade Hotel, Phiiadely end Devon inn, Devon. Pa ‘Orchestra will be cv Cote So. z Vapor Stoves 8. 8. SuEDp, 409 9th street, Ut stares HOTEL, wey Porr Hor EL, t in Atlantic City, N. J, J. P. HOLBACH & CO. c hall, 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 aflilcted with nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar- anteeing speedy and complete restoration of health Address as above. N. 0 os incurred, as thirty days’ trial ts al- Newly furnished throughoat. New and commodious bath houses, Steamers! xcelsior and Le ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Te jleasantly eitusted on Michigan aven and manly vigor. ‘rom the beach, Boating, Bathing, nreezes, is ROW Open. ishing, Crabs, address Hotel. OLDZKOM HOUSE, BRIGANTINE BEACH, N. J. Tt is two and a-half miles north of Atlantic City, and t every train at that place, conveviny paseeugers to the Inlet, where a boat awaits them, whic Tuns direct to the hous. It is near the beach, with fine ‘as can be found at any resort. ar by ar. the summer residences of Hon. Alfred C. mer and other prominent men. Niciuity of the house will be found good cunning and Washington morning phia and Atlantic City. Daily D & SMITH, Pro COTM AGE, NEAR OAKLAND, MD, no dust, 50 acres of law: and the fines apring in the mountains. For dress Mrs. JAMES P. i akin or J.P, LEWIS, P. 0. dept., 1534 Tstreet. Jy Alessi ag E Hass, ave., near Pacitic. | Fine Gcean. view; Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne. Milwaukee Beer, Se, a stovepipe—drawn aS . > OCFAN GROV cing the ocean and luke. story hotel, with vy 732 Penna. avenue, on Corns.” Ask for Wells’ “Rough on Corns.” 150. complete, permanent cure. Corus, werts, oe street cers 1 HOTEL (P. ¢ seven mile @/ from Wartington on Conduit wad. the hts nigomery count} pricties etretly enforeed LARGE! In the immediate THE Woibon Milwaukee Beer, 5c. a schooncr—drawn from wood. tr Kwicur, 1782 Penna. avenue. Terms, $10 to $12 E HOTEL, OCEAD trains convect in Phi pen June 23d; terme, neck tie reiced vi i Miia hen ke Wagoner.” churned every morning and delivered in 34-Ib. “Ward” prints, 5c. per 1b. buttermilk and ‘sweet milk, Fresh Alderney a CAPE MAY, NEAR THE particulars ad- Also, cottage ch * be. per qt. “Cream, 1: LADIES’ GOODS Hus, Fiowers Axo Six Mirrs AT HALF PRICE. OVES REDUCED FROM $1.75 TO $1. LOT OF RIDBONS REDUCED FROM MRS. M. J. HW 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST. VARIED ASSORTMENT ‘Ladies’ and Children’s BATHING SUITS, at croquet, lawn tennis Keasonabe rates. CHAS. OF WHEL: git ett SORT. SHAI prin, Hatha, Horws, Huutinn, or address A.M. Je 1E. CAPE MAY, furnished; strictly first- $3.50 aud $4.50. FRANK H. 'H, Proprietor. e 47. CHARLES—OCEA avenue, At antic City, N. J. i improved, and w.th uniuterru’ ted view of the, JONAH WOUTTO: SEWING MACHINES, &e. NHE 71H STR! QUEEN SEWI END OF DEL ATLANTIC CITY nia and Atlantic av in the city: 90) ovated and retur- ure water iutro- ed by any in the first-class accom: modations, Three minutes’ walk from both railway WARNER & PENDER, Proprietors. corner of Pennsyl; ‘One of the best locations summer and winter. ‘The house hax been thorongh’y nished; awnings to every window : will not Le ex very reasonable MACHINE HOUSS ED 186. NG MACHINE, Se recognized aad acknowledyed by the highest mechatt= ical authorities ag the best made, moet silent, thehtes®: Fanning snd higher: arm lock-stitch machine ever A TANCE AND ‘TCite Treviee, Paris. I have succeeded i 907 Pennsyivanta avenus. rocuring a few more of those JERSEY POLONAISE, In Biack and Garnet, for which it was impossible to supply the demand a few weeks ago. improved machines of different makes, ite the finert assortment, moet responsibiliey West prices. No outwide agetite. chines for rent. CAPE MAY, ‘Is Reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOULS FROM PHILADELPHIA, Allkinds repaired and warranted nds repaired and warran Diustrated catalogue and price-list mailed addrece. alae c Double Store, corner Gent's Furniahiugs and Hi F*™ Yor seen rrr THS HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE, If not be sure to examine it before you purchase. Tt is poritively the lightest runuit a Mee te disbtedt running and simplest sewing We have aiso the light running NEW ROWP, a and durabie sewing Machine, Allother takos ‘on han Machines sod oneasy monthly payments aud special OPPENHEIMER'S Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms, {28 9th street northwest, St Cloud Building, Good Machines For Kent, All kinds s.epat.ed. ‘O WIN. YADVERTI NINTH AND F STREETS.—GEN- FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRT» and sizes, at $1 each. Il Rizes, at 50c. each. GAUZE 1-2 SIC. SC. , T5c.. $1, See, 1.50, EPPE!.ELL JEAN’ DRAWERS, in the most thorourh ith and H etrecta, THREAD SHIRTS, BALBRIGGAN SHIK EAR, all sizes. Genuine PI CUT PANT-SHAPE, and made Tanner, all ¢izes WEIGHT SHIRTS and DRAW best manner, all izes, SIERY (Morley’«) in ‘ir, usual price 75c. re ndsome NECKWEAT, Fast Expresa Traine, with Parlor cara at- tached are run dnrini ‘the season at conveni- passengers will find on their, * Broad Street Station, Pbili Union Transfer Couches transfer direct to the of the West Jersey railroad, at the For throuzh tickets, mation, apriy as follows: an vania ‘Kallroad. ent hours, and. p arrival at the X = de EN LtsH HO- deayrns, & W. COLLARS and CUF! in new shapes. French, kug- ricun Suspencers, Shirts made at $9, $10.50 and £12 ver half dozen. TON FISHER, CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH- ‘adies' and Gentlemen's Garment etc, rfectly cleaned by this superior checks, and full { for- theast corner 13th street enue station, Baltimore and Poto- unt .or cash, at CHAS, E. PUGH, Gen" Manager. J. R. WOOD, Gen'l Passenger Agent. Astayric Cry. Express Trains are run T) Stops IN NINELY MINUTES MENTS. NOINSOLENT agent to talk you to death, but the Finest Assort- inent of ull the Lea. tue Sewine Machines ct rices that Opi \¢ District of C>- Ro capvasser can apyoncl, Kenting, Rapatr cl ‘our chemicals are of the most effectual na- ‘our perfect machinery is not ‘ork or elsewhere.” Noti ture and harmless, and ROUGH without, surpassed in Paris, "New Grease spots guaranteed to be thorousxhly removed. M* ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORT! Makes CORSETS to order in every and guaran tees WFST JERSEY Movsras FROM FRos "HAWES, Station foot of Vine strect.|Station foot of Market st. o style and inatertal, fect fit and comfort. SPECIALTIES ARE— French Rpnd-made Underclothing, Metino Underwsat 2nd fifiest Imported Hosier) Patent Shoulder Braces and al French Corseta and Busties. Parsengers from Washington will take the throngh trains of the Bu tlinore and Potomac railroad to Pbisa- 5 t the rew Broad-street station of railroad. where Union transfer couches inect direct tu the stadons of the Camden aud At- lantic and West Jersey raiiroads, nawae checks, and fall inform- 5 west comer 13th stavst, enue; station Baltimore and Poto- % HAMMOCK CHAIR i Drees Reform Goo ls. hia and arrive ‘The “Hercules” Sup- Corset, for waich’ Miss H. is special ageat, Corsét, her ‘own ‘that Differs from all the other stationary or rec! in that it i# better, stron: e the House, Lawn, Porch or Camp, ful of quiet comfort und Messed rest, to the Hammock in every way, and cam be put up £0 ag to be always in the shade, |.B.—French, German ation apply as f and Peunsylvani: nand fnanish spoken. Ws We Oa ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 7rx, 5 Cases Best Make of yard-wide ANDEOSCOGGIN COTTON and is just chuck Is far superior J, R. Woop, CHAS. E. Pi Gen. Ms Gen. Passenger Agent. |ARLTON HOUSE, CAPE MAY POINT, N. Jue Ay Is second to none on the coart for location and dad at. A. H. HAMILTON, Proprictor. EKMONT HOUSE, ‘Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, ‘Ocean view from every J. W. SCHAEFER, oon: ‘The Rouse wil Webert open al For particulars iy J FOTEL axsi0: ATLANTIO CITY, N. J. furnished and best ap-, CARPETS!!! pQpening ‘New Fall Styles of Brussel and Ingrain Car- INGRAIN CARPETS. At 25c., 37c., 50c., 62c., 750. BRUSSEL CAKPETS At T5c., 80c., 87c., 90c., 9c. and $1. FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, all widths, Bic., B0c., 62c., T5e. BLACK CASHMERES, all wool, from 37c., 50c., 62c., 75c. a NO. 1020 1TH STREET NORTHWES' G REGER’S PURE HUNGARIAN WINE, LENIZ & SIEGKIST, Proprictors, THE ONLY 8ka- ‘Owing to the rapidly increasing demand forour PURE HUNGARIAN WI -ES, we have opened an Americay Branch, where a lance Stock will always be kept, NOTES UPON HUNGARIAN WINES, By MAX GKEGEK, Purveyor of Hungarian Wines by special appointment to Her Majesty the of the Jury of the International Exhibi 1878, President of the Jury of the Agricultural Exhibi~ ton of Keschau, 1800. Pampliets free ou application, CARLOWITZ, THE CELUBRATED HUNGARIL CLAKLT, $5, $9, 10, md Vai RUSTER, 5 ae '§ ISLAND, VA. Ie eens a surf-athiog. chanel and shark Grbing and suips stone ‘Terms: $2 per Route from Ula one every Monday, Wi itimore snd Warhiuictou steamers make connection jorthampton. PLA. Sitehugh. Address week, $40 per month. mer Novtuampton to LADIES’ OLOTH and FLANNEL SUITING, 25c., ednesday aud - 60c., and donble width, all wool, 7: — J. T. DPADY. ©. M. TOWSON, 696 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, near Center Market. (PENS TUESDAY, JUNE 12ra. 12 ane $16 per come. E SEDATIVE.—SEE Dr, Teport. $15 per case, TOKAY CROWN.—STRONGLY AVVOCATED ‘Nervous Debility aud Consumption. $44 and $36 pes BOCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Great North Mountain, Near Winchester, Va., ‘Will open JUNE 12th to accommodate several who wish ms have been made this season for the ter numbxt of guents. en arged, hew patent closets provided, and the sauitary arrangements are for an aburdc:t crop of the best fruit neighborhood of the Springs is very Loss By Bororary, ROBBERY, FIuk Of ACCIDiNT. THE NALIONAL SAFE DEPOsIT COMPANY of Washington, In its own builaing, Corner 15TH STREET AND Ni ial Charter Act of Securrry Frou “larve easit RED KADARKA.—$11 PER CASR. WHITE RIESLING.—38 AND #11 PER CASE, ESE, (DUDA).—$11 PER CASE, BUNGARIAN BURGUNDY.—$12 PER CASE, SAMPLE CASE. CONTAINING, SIX BOTTLES OR tin demand, inch famous Tokay, delivered roe to muy art se $20 SL ‘The Company rents lates. inside its Fire and Burglar vagina caine Proof. at ying from $5 to’ re Sccording ts sisbucd igeatine ama aso pene faults, provided for Safe-renters. VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT "The proepect sn the fmmedin for circulars and modati to A 8. d_ accom! ions anply. 8 A. 8, PRATT, SECURITIES AND VALUABLES of. Addreas MAX GREGER, BONDS and STOC! arin Wines. ‘27th street, New York. ‘the trade carefully efecuted on reason= ny Svem.6t Sven desert for RAFE-REY PING” on GUABANTES, at the Lowest Rates, BENJAMIN P. SNYD! CHARLES JOHN CASsE: ALBERT L. oT’ Pepiemin P. Snyder, john Cassels, Albert. othrtevant, Thomas vans 507 Prcrome Fras 507 GEO, C. GWYNN, 507 446 STREET 8. W. Full success in Ccrxime Old Family portraits. ap ES (Pe Mocyrarn. THE PARK HOTEL, quiet home for the wummer monthe oor nixchta. uitocs, “No malaris. Beautiful wo guiie elevator, Terms rauch, No. 232 Sth ‘President. Rixgs & Co., Vico President. Arives, music, Repvcen Paces IX Diy Goons. TEN PER CENT OFF ALL THE STOCK. ‘We make the above reduction to incresse our cast wales. Every article included—nothing reserved or excepted—making it the cheapest stock in the city. BLACK SILE GRENADINES, SATIN, GOODS, LACES in every style. shape, from finest tocheape-t. PAKASOLS and SUN UM- per ypaceriny engecd reasonable in price, with discount sake them very, very cheap. Ap examination of the stock and prices will convines: you that we usve not overstated the matter. SUHD T. MITCHELL, ‘981 Fennsylvanie av@oe, REGARDLESS OF OOSt, THB BE YOUNGS, A pew Otis for circular and {aries ©. Glover, EASON aes. DELR CH, Wi "for fauniies "or ‘rooms by the week. “WALTER BURTON, Proprictor. " pieeoeruarnedrarmes REHOBOTH B«. UNE sr, 1863. Zia arraniremeute SARATOGA SPRING3, OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE l6rz. BATES $3.50 AND $4 PEE DAY. CLEMENT & COX, Proprietors. heen! ree YOUNG'S PEARL a Box 640, ‘strect uorthwort. Work done 38