Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1884, Page 5

—_— ae FOR SALE—LOTS. ERAL FINE LOTS ON P STREET ex Secretary Biaine’s; eral Sena dats rtuwest | frovting new 8 Ol pitol TU feet fre 3 rthweat. Very 6 F street ne Re itt FRok SALE_T OFF waite to fmmedi dot b street fora fic eae residence, S228 per equate foot: two 3.0) and 24x38, $2 per foot: ‘cts. per aquiare foot: ix cis per nqnare foot. Sout S ceres.om 1th gad edjpining Le Droit’ Park, in, st = low Byvire acd on easy N.Y. ave. OR SALE_TWO VERY DESIRABLE LOTS, HAV- ial frontage of 124 feet on Bianey street, in sion of the north grounds of the Colum rsity, and contaiuing 18% square feet. "We are suthorizrd to sell this property at 20 cente per foot toan Sumeuiate purchaser. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, my2t-3t 1497 Fenusyivania aventie, LOTS—I HAVE SOLD NEARLY ALL of xround, but have a few choice Lots left, well Iccated in the porthwest, w Lich can be bad at sixty gente v= foot; 22 fect front by WO deen. the total cout of @ ket teins bu 0: on easy payments; geound ‘= held at $1 per foot. SNULA. reescbir my 2b8t 1526 F street nw. For ALES wor OTS.202100 TOA nee. A bargain can be had. Address A. BC, E mayi-se* Fee Se ER DESIRE Lor, SOUTH front, on Jefferson Place, between Connecticut ave- Siien TYLEM © HUTNERFURD, Lae F nereet norte ‘west. ‘ may 23-3t* choles Lots on Towa Cir Meridiat : 1 2 > foot alley, in an improving location. lust 50D LOT ON NEW and O streeta, with pal] 5-room house. Also, house i624 5th street north- ‘went, 9 rooms. all modern impro.ements Price, $3,000; easy terms. DANENHOWEK & SON, 1296 F st_north- ‘A BARGATN—A ire avenue, between West. my23-Im R SALE—A GOOD TATE INVEST- ment—A. ome corner Lot, at the southwest Gorner of Ith and Tf streets, having a frontace of JoO fect on New Hampshire avenue and a pub- Me reecrvati and an adjeinine Lot, _front- tom 2% on T st and Oregon” avenue. (Can be had ata bargain if applied for st once. These lots Fs tely in th: Lino of improvement and offer & y Pull, ulars given i FOX & BROWS, Penneyivania aventie, IN, ON MASSA— ith streéta, two R SALE—AT A GRA ‘chietta evenne, be taret Deautizul Lots, f pat 80, contain- Big 445) [cet improved. by “two sinallhousts, 2.15 per foot; no other property near it can ought for le-- thag #250. WALKER & WILSON, 1006 Fist myz2-3t 5 FET FRONT, -orner of 13th street. feet front, on G street uorthwest, opposite Office. TYLER & KUTHERFORD, 1236 F strest northwest. my22-3t* RoI NORTHWEST, near M, 252100. ‘Also, 20x35 feet, on Ts west, at $1.30 per foot. T. W. FOWLER, 921 F street, second floor. mny22-3t* E LOTS ON CHAPIN STREET, pa College Law yx150. Heh and command- ie f city THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 13.4 F street northwest. tIFUL PROPERTY ON M contains fourteen rooms; ep.or by the entir depth fect 43g inches: the rear fronts whien Tent houses can Cotun my2-et Las apply to. J. 1. DYFR, Office, 10% Corcoran I SALE_—CHe E ( BUILDING | mecticut avenue for sale: 4 Of DersuLs wanting a location for au INO. A. PRESC Eh F atree FINE BUILDING LOTS vuthot Dupont Cree, c ul depth, the uertiw i forfrom I HAVE & FINE GUILDING LOT, © between L and M streets adrth- foot JNO. A. PRESCOTT, F street northwest. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS NEW BRICK HOUSE, NEWLY reasonable and gccupied. Inquire of ANSON B NODL Church, Va Pies gee A! = lawns, at Montanverd. Terma ‘All Kinds of fruit in abundance: ima pleas. Board ‘to room UIT IN ABUND- E. WRIGHT, 306 hn MA. PETER, E northwest, or Mra. A ‘ER, iestown, Montgomery county, Md. te SUMMER BOARD W: NEIGHBOR- Ss iD SEAR A VILLAGE, NEIGH hood bralthy and pleasant; two District of Colusa juire at 716 10th street northwest, Feral = 1 Ae ape ARES Gat Be ACpOMMODATER ‘a. ter, fruit, milk, and tables in abu Ad- res si, AMES BRUNSER, “Falls Chars: Var ny Ay ey ge ag accommodated a pate ininutes’ drive from depot Plenty of shade. Loca- tion healthy. Keferences exchanged. ‘t-rms address LL, Round ‘tin, Loudoun county, Va. myst OARD FOR THE SUMMER AT BROOK'S, Bwitka station Melroniiees ‘Bran ch Band 0. R. .; no children taken. Address care of P. F. BACON. ‘corner 7th and Pennsylvania avenue. my2-6t* Foe. GENTLEMEN AND SIX LADIES CAN BE accommodated with board, near the point Sted Gs Se ame gs ae sob apes moa hanes, HL Fauquier county. va iny2e-3t* FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO- da‘ed at Brownlieu, Mc leridian Ell; beautiful: furnish d ‘or unfurnished; first-class table: pleaty of shade, fruit, milk and ice; Within three squares of care and herdica: my24-3t* (W 'stfemniy tn the town of Gulpenen Va tenes mi ferms ie ‘Heferences required. Address Mra. M. wilsweens CouRTRY BOARD, IN PRIVATE FAMILY, NINE miles on Mi itan Branch B. & O. R. R.; right at station: ccol, healthy location ; no children taken: refer- Guices required. "Address HX, Star o = 2 ee NOUNTRY BOARD—NEAR BLUE RIDGE MOUN- tains. two hours by Va. Midland R.R,; 10 minutes from station. No \dreae Mra. ho mosquitoes. A.L. KLIPSTEIN, Marshall, Fauquier Co.,Va. n22-e06t TMMER BOARD_IN A DELIGHTFUL SECTION of Virxinia. Good fare; well ventilated rooms church THE “BRIGHTON,” ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR pope ‘Prop. my16-th,s,t,l0w, ‘AFFORD AND ‘READ COTTAGES PACIFICO Sis, veeween Conn. and N. J. aves, ASBURY PARK. ‘Management, First- ey “mys on pina extended, UTE STATES HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J., a ‘$8. $12 per week; $2 per day. Cosch, ees lok Address SOHN ‘T- myl7-2m C. B. REEVES, Prop. U Magis lies a CITY, WN. J.—EN- ‘OTEL LAFA’ GAPE May, N. J. Hi Dian BATCRDR ed Location oa eae Rey “ead” myl7-2mn FRANK H. HILDRETH, N HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, SOUTH E advantages. and daily mail. For further particulars and avenue; near the ocean; heat and gas; sun wrap A : ¥ 1 Convenient to hot, and cold Ee tame” Va CARTER, Washington, Va. | eb TmOIs 6 TOURG, Tact nee ec RS. BRIGGS WILL TAKE A FEW BOARDERS | QFENTONS, ATLANTICCITY, BOUTH CAROLINA M for the suntner at her home, Melrose, about 2hours’ rs ae each: beat ous a Fide on good roact from Warrenton, Va. House large and | out; a all airy, fable supylied from our warden and dairy churches | Yeat. Mra E, YAGHETIY.- iny1@that,sm ‘denominations convenient. Address HAS. 4 BRIGGS, Amissville, Rappahannock Co., Va, QO" Foust Com¥FoRT, my20-tu,th,s-Lm VIRGINIA, . SUMMER BOARDING—ON THE CHESAPEAKE §S Bay, near Annapolis, at Belmont, formerly the resi: HYGEIA HOTEL, donee cf Jacob Brandt.” Good bathit faklog and rab: | on EL, Snnayoliny Ma myio-tuyw.th3w | allthe year. “Equal to say hotel nthe Gos OARDELS WILL BE TAREN ON IST OF JUNE | Surroundings, * pehponenents. ‘st “The Cottage” adjoining St. John's Cathonio | tablgand se Mircectivas Poeaiieny eae church. afew ininutes walk from Forest Glen Station, for southern ple, Terms less for equal accomodations on Met. Branch, B.and O-R- K. Parties desiring tose- | than any. reeoee in oar ange Tor gees] accomonations Sa Beek comes eccoemnsspcations art Petober of longer | from malaria, and conducive to refreshing sleep. Hend cath call or aditrens, ferences, ‘care | frou mals SiN Girt BORER, Forest Gleb, Montgomery Go. | “ngioasame"* . PHOEBUS, Proprietor. = ABRISON HO) RSET HOUSE, BOYD'S STATION, MONT- ORR BEACH. MAINE. S)Fomery county, Mc: Near station, high, hea thful | Now Hotel facing ieee (E and beautiful situation. Good roads, excellent table, ‘view from every ; all modern ‘conventonces; fruit, fishing and shade. Hours ride from the clty, ets an Fe ‘Terms $1.00 per day or 835 per month. Children under | ¢ai2 fea,’ Sand for Hiurteacey Cienb eens thirteen half price. Address J. Y. WILLIAMS, Somerset | Pe&t aawep nes Cicals Boyd's Station, Montyomer id.‘ my22-2w* | Coon: ees. LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA, TWO lf ride from Washington; elevation NANEPASHEMET, MARBLEHEAD, ; Siri or'mongultnen: Roe scenery nod | CL aEABS. — Cawtgpened dof maucianas @ fable Terms teasengten ekarmeteounan: ezealient | Sree 8 ater, Yechting, Bathini, Driving send quired. Address the Miss's SOMERV my22-3t | for Mlustreted Circular, ANNIE BROWN, Proprietor. LIMITED NUMBER OF FAMILIES CAN OB- tain pleasant Boarding for the summer at “Waver- in the Valley of Virginia, within full view of pass- ing trains on the 8. V. railroad and twenty minutes of station. Attractions rare and varied. ‘Terma mod- . For other details call at room 3, 510 F street northwest, or at 924 Ostreet northwest." my22-2w* YOUNTRY BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND W FE ortwogentlemen where there are a few boarders; fruit, milk aud shade; two miles north of city; convey- ance toand from city. Address Box 74, Star office. my 22-3t* TRY BOARD AT THE HERBERT HOUSE— Three minutes from Svation, beautiful grounds, Picts of shade, wood cccommodation: terms reasona le. “Address JN. HERBERT, fa, ite WLAGETT M. / Boarders. 1 Metropoli paleo an OARDERS WANTED AT BLADENSBURG, MD, ae ORE, F ne roome snd shady preinises, Mik, vegetables, fruit, etc., plentiful. Uns water. Re changed, 85 per Week. M.D, a. my16-2w* INE GORDO! SETTEX PUPPY nine months old; winuer of _firnt prize at bench show, 1504.” Apply st 1598 6th street —AT A DIS: OUNT—Good aa new copies Piato (Jowett’s), Contneius and Mencius, Aris- it. &e. Inquire at Kom 66, nk SALE DARD ORGAN. at Case: sweet quality of tone and in perfect Order, will be sold for $40, on easy By ments. G. SMITH, my2t af STODART SQUARE FIANO; Rosewood Case, carvd Legs and Lyre: rich quality of tone aud fully warranted. Price $120; on easy pay- ¥. G SMITH, 1103 Penusy.van WOR SALE—CHEAP— FINE LAKGE G Hors: sound, stylish and xood driver, Inquire at 34 12th street northwest. or Holmes & Thompson's my24-3t* MARBLE drawers: Carpets, Roc! toes Se amd Kitchen Stove an: and secure @ bargain. 312 21 street my2i-3t* Foe SAL . PUGS. PUGS—FIVE THOR- auch} cu Easter Sunday. my23-2t° LIGHT PLEASURE OR at the northwest corner of | DiGhFCL, BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS— Good table, ice and frnit and iron and sulphur ater on the premises. Address Mrs. STOCKTON, ‘The Brook,” Charlotteswi myl5-lin oR SALE—“RIVERSDALE,” SIX MILES PROM it Washingten city, upon the Washi frame tenant fouses, and other necessary outhouses: sud sheds. To capital'sts this property should recom- Mend itself as the surrounding country is rw de~ veloping in suburban retreat to the Metropolis. Capable of subdivision into building sites which would command ready sale at profitable prices, For further particulars apply to HOS. J. FISHER & CO, j24 F atreet northwest. Fok SALEGHANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE at Falls Church. Two-story French-roof house, containing sixteen roozas, finely finished. Ten acres of land. with abundance of ‘fruit, such as peaches, p-ars, nme quinces, cherri's, apelis. grapes, berries. Fine jawn and shade: necessary outbuildings, Price 37,500, on reasonable terms. Address SCHUYLER DURYEE Star offic my24-3t* FLOR RENT_ROSE HILL_ONE MILE FROM Navy Yard Bridge; by the gear or for the summer, DASENHOWER & SON OR SALE OR REN aud One Acre Land at ms24-6t N-ROOM COTTAGE, lee Station, Band O.R.R, DANENHOWEE & SON, W CANVAS WALL for cast | ve | t to the usnal nm exhibition. | Coffin & Co. agents for man- 5 DOWLIN ICAN d: double ball bearing will sell for #125. Ad my | SALE-SPLENDID TONE CABINET UP- | der and fully suaranteed, | ey uth. Emmerson 7-octave | « Piano. ouly $140, with stool and cover: at nth, Elegent Hisno for bewinuer, only © onth. G Piano for bexi only 840: munth. PIANO EXCHANGE, 422 ‘9th street! A CARLOAD OF G00) Auctioneer, CLUB BIC¥e . SOUND. arrived from Virwiui, sttitable for at HARIUSON & CO.’S Stables, 030 my2liw? | ‘OND-HAND | A NO-TOP TROTTING BUGGY; ALSO r has Do use for | NTLEMAN. - city, some very fine old | Address with full name and address | . myl6-Lm | VERS LIVERY STABLE, 470 € Horse, Phaston Tad age ast be all style Carriages | ‘A good driver and WM. F GEYER, -E-BENGAMAN NILSZ HAS JUST AR- com Kentucky with t e fol owing fine bred | e par of a ue es, one pair a2 own | one pair of Hay Mares Those wi 10 | speedy pair of roadsters should callat = DRAN 'S Stattes, ortawest. 449 and 445 K trv gre | on the northwest side of Nations myl6 | 1226 F street, JOR SALE FINE, FARM OF 400 ACRES, three miles from Gorden-ville, Louisa county, Va. watered and fenced: eight-roomn dwelling. tw for farm hands und all neeemsary outbuildi make s No. 1 dairy or stock farm, cheap at vany terms TYLER & RUTHERFORD, and Insurance, 1236 F street northwest. Fe GOCD INVEST: dest land near Washington; in full grand city, Splendully watered by purest spritice: i: tude: perfectly healthy; only $100 wuts worth $10,000. ROBT A. PI ork avenne well reLling we shore of Lake t Lake View, Erle co New York, leas than two hours’ by railroad from Niaxa- ra Fale; house is furniehed: has iochouse and. stables; 00 for the season. Inquire of J. B. WIMEI:,1419 ew York a OR Bi 8 Flo ae, E LACE X \GTON FoR ve: house, frames, &: 7 very good Tand: ‘air Grounds, on the Inquire on the place. JACOB HUS- __ may? ~6t* FARM OF %5 ACRES, eee tou, for 80.000; halt cast lance in 5 Sears: smim ediate possesion: good grazing and stock farm. For descriptive cular ay iy bs . HII m223¢ Fayette and St. Paul strects, Baltimore, Ma. LE OR EXCHANGE_SEVENTEEN ACRES Hichlands; fruit. shade and mineral water on n house: 5 mi ride from B.and 0. depot, JOHN F. WAGGAMA) HW. Hay -VALUABLE PROPERTY, ONE FARM O acres, three miles from Silver Spring depot, house of 12 rooms. 117, and one with 4 acres, 13g miles fi r Spring. ‘The 4 acre prop- grty has new house of 4 rowins. with all ds of elect fruit, also one house with 434 acres in sight of Silver Spring. Address D. F. MASON my22-3t* Sligo, Md. JOR SALE—A FINE Ho! N LAUREL, MARY_ i shaded grounds, splendid porch, stable und centrally located, niar station; would exchange nd city property. " THOS. D. BOND, 125 Pa. ave. hwest. my 20-5 x IN-ROOM COTTAGE AT FALLS Chureh, Va.; four acres, well fenced, fruit of all Brentwood TER, Florist. iuiles from Washinsto and branch, barn, &c.’ ‘Lerms easy. MAN, 806 F st. nw: myi9-2w* PLEASANT, A HAND- Frome residence, containing ten rooms and bath, hot and cold wat d every convenienes, House heated by furnace. mtains 25,000 square feet of land. fi est places in the Village. THOS. J, FISHER thwes my9-6t s hed Wagons, for hice Business Wagons, fur hice Village Carta, Robes. & Harness you | ou Want to buy OF exchange, or BBY irs and Ps to MEEKS". myi0-Im L” GAS COOKING STOVES. h economy in the Be of ens, rapsdity and excellence in coukiug are se" © 7 RG CAMPBELT, Plumber, mytim 517 loth street northwent, JFQOR SALE—I INVITE THE CARNIAGE-USING | ii and examine my Linge stock of Spring and second-hand. the latest | lowest prices. JOHN M. | cothwent. my3-m | 5 EDITIONS, | and how to get them on your own terum, by ad- Brit ” Star office. my3-19t" SALE—SLATE MANTELS. A COMPLETE {linge koods ar to be found ip ry Rew ahow | C street, Dear 6th nortnwest, Manufactary o1 1 fay29-Lm*} BL HOCHE. OR <\LE-PERSONS ABOUT PURCHASING, EX- i, ‘toe! iF cy - Clrriagen, “Hlarnesn, &., witl find it to their ad~ | Sautag~ to call on or address me, aa I have it de rand for wuch stock. I have a fiue stock of Lightning c he —— also, Drag a8, ata, Creep tien ee Fe SALE-ENCYCLOPEDIAS, AT. Fe kc Dean plete | terme: Verything tc otice. Betintac “Sh F-DOWNEY.. Btablen, 2620 to WH, repostiury 162 1629 L street. ap2¢-3m ¥ OB SALE_A FINE AND VARIED A89¢ Ree “Eceeusion Tope Samp’ Besta, Two Se two ant four passenger Bam, tepoaitory and Fac [rg of new and &. haetons, Surry Wagons and Fagous, two and thre two ma, in iod onder. nw Sy hay Wor ng W, fee sat (fet estates 3240 Prospect avenue, West Land yubiiin JAS. K_PROBEY, W2" !4ng, WiNnow SHADES, aa i. W. HENDERSON & CO, Adis # Btroct’ Northwest, 5 new Brown's ay j,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE_—FARM, 196 ACRES, xvod house, barn and other outbuildings; excellent spring water: close to city and railroad station: with or Without stock; reaeonale terms. Inquire 2006 I street northw my17-12t* JOR SALE—A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE, rooms and cellar, svitable for summer. residence oF suremer boardera; 5 failing sprivgs of mou es of Innd attached: two never ntain wat-r. A good health re- | sort, situated east side of Md. heights, in Pleasant Val- ley, "MeL. one mile east of Harper's and 44 mile north of the I & O. Ik. I. depot. Ascood scenery deco rated with shade trees. A wood chance to procure & Feskleuee cheap. Terms, one-half cash, bal- De wo equal annus) payments. Apo) EX\Woon cor th and R sia news ore ELGIN, Keep Tryst, Washiaxton Co., Md, “iay10-aw BUILDING SITES AT FORT LIN ea’ Station, B. and O.R E.): sixteen daily 3 to Washington; commutation ten cents per day: ground covered with ‘a beautiful growth of cedars; situation pizturesque and elevat-d. affording a fine view of the country for 15 miles: lots in size to ‘suit on accommodating terms, THOMAS A. MITCHELL, Real Estate Brok: to pay price ask <2 BEET SALE OR EXCHANGE—A = Vineyard, the largest and finest in the with two none ore surrounded See iauern Si catal Vina 2 ees northwest. my6-ln® JROR BALe—A GREAT BARGAIN—THE MOST DE sirable property for a sumer residence in Southern Koceted. af Leonardtown: healthy: aid cor eet aes pie Leet | vs 2 Branch B, | and O. R. R.; lyiug between the Eastern Branch of the Potomar river and the W. and B. turnpike, embracing about 200 acres, improved by a large brick mansion con- taining twenty-three rcoms, large brick stable and barn, | | | my6-tu,th,s, 26 GENATE HOUBE, ATLANTIO CITYOPEN FOR Gughly bested: Auest view of the soranen eee ans BO pated; finest ¥i rics ferry H. B. COOK & SON. RTESCUE HOUSE, CORNER ARKANSAS AVE- nue and Ocean Front, Atlantic City, N. J. nearest house to the beach, Mrs J. FORTES- OU! prietress, my15-t! t, Sm MANSION HOUSE. FROSTBURG, MD—A SUB atantial brick structure, just eularged and, pewly furnished; will be opened for Summer} ers about the Ist of June. For terms, address Box 99, Frostburg, Md. AUCTION SALES. rpsoxas DOWLING, Auctioneer, NTENTS OF FURNITURE STORE AND DWELLING, No, 1723 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST AT AUCTIO: EMBRACING AN- TIQUE HALL CLOCKS, ANTIQUE AND MOD- ERN PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE DINING ROOM FURNITURE, TOGETHER WIT EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSEHOLD EF- ECTS. 2h, THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-NINTH, 1984, at waw ss (ECIL VILI NE BLOCK FR AND Cs very peas a aad a ‘soa June, myl7-2m Mas. 0. Lz R ‘May. ‘OUNTAIN TOP HOTEL, 1; FRO! Miah, nts Ut Mat Ft on 140 iniles from Washi cl beopen for Visitors June Ist, 84 HENR! Prop., Afton Depot, Va ‘myl7-am_ JH°7=" Des ISLE, BAR HARBOR, ME. This hotel 1s JUNE 20. Located on the ISLAND oF MOUNT DESERT, coast of Maine. Inva- lids perpen ery oe ‘Vapor Bathe are conmected with tis house. Goltanee torent bayieasty Be DES TLE, N, J.—THE (OTORIA. Sow opst, One block front eceue Rosas morstion for 80. Ges and all con eae Heduced rates for May-and fu . TLANTIO HOUSE, OCEAN GROVE. N.J.—; Ong hundred yards from surf. Open all : terms for May and oyu CA LoURG, propristor GRAND. VILLA, ATLANTIC CITY, SEA END OF Fs myis-3m ISAAC H. EVANS, Proprietor. LDINE VILLA, CAPE MAY, N. J.-NEW AND and complete in every particular; fow yds, from the beach, and opposite hot and cold bathe, open all the year; terms moderate. Mrs. THEO. MUELLER. m5-2m T. JAMES HOTEL, FRONT ROYAL, VA, fy E. BEALL, Proprietor. and repainted and newly furnished. and will be keptin M. ‘Ths Hotel has been thoroushly renovated, first-class atyle by the day or week. moderate. The patronage of the publio solicited. m16- NPHE GETTYSBURG SPRING HOTEL GETTYS burg Pa First-cle, jn al tw appolats iments. Terms, $2.50. to @3 per day: for one week, @15; for longer period. 612 to 814 per, week, F B pescntve circulars and information ut Transportation HORACE M. CARE, 1500 I street northwest, my16-Im* Late of Stockton Hotel, Cape May. Bo VILLA, CAPE MAY-SPLENDID OCEA. wer BlOUS BlBper week, Addrées Mage MEER, iences. per wee z Brexton, Park avenue, Baltimore, Md_ RKNEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, vinornra. Lo Having leased these well-known. §) YEARS. we bed to inform the public and our friends Phat they wil be opened from JUNE 1 fo DECEMBER 1, 1884, for the reception of guests. All appointments first-class, ‘The Hotels and Cottages haye been put in excellent condition and the complete furnisbing entirely renovated, affording accommodations and comforts ual to any resort in the south. Capacity, 800 ons. WAIL, TELEGRAPH and EXPRESS FACIEINTES In the Hotel TERI M5840, #45 and $50 per month, nc cording to location.” Special rates fox nouage, Wits for for FIVE O'CLOCK, Tahall sell, without reserve, the entire | descriptive circulars, gi Varieties and analyses, of contents of the ‘apo estab nent. the diferent waters, to JOSEPH N. WOODWARD, ‘Store an ing for rent. Apply on premises. mnydidts |" SHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. | _myl0-2m ‘M.& H.C. MADDUX, Proprietors. STINHE MAN IN A TREE” will locate in his new | ()‘KLAND HOTEL, OF THE B. AND 0. R. "Dsikon sox war cn cee tin anes (OER: wit bs opan de reception ct peace ot é reasonable terms, better known as ‘The | June 20, ‘Airy Castle,” nt House in a Tree,” together with, the lot on which it is erected. Also, One Or more lots in the immediate vi- init, wit lotsare rart of the Belin estate, which bounds 1h Mt. Pleasant south, one square west from 1éth street and northwest of the Columbian College propesty, Undoubtediy this fs the choicest and healthiest loca- tion for private residence within the District limits, and for safe money investments, with dccu- d quick profits. fa igreat sdyauitare of high levation charming grove of lange oak tres, and only » square from 14t! street horse cars. Kale on the premises TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY- SEVENTH, SIX O'CLOOK P. M. my24-3t* THE WORLD! UPPER TEN K K ASK YOUR GROCER, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, UU MM MM ™ assy UU MMMM» 8 uU U MMMM 38g AU UMMM g § 4 Ul MM M ss EBRATED UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS >» EXCELSIOR. SUCCESSFUL! MORE SUCCESSFUL! MOST SUCCESSFUL!!! . ‘The public reading or hearing of startling announce- ments have only to convince themselves of the truth of our advertisements by calling on us and ask to beshown the goods mentioned. What we mean by this assertion issimply this: That we are enabled and determined to Place before the public the BEST UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT IN THE C_UNTRY at astonishing L ow Prices. We will demonstrate to youexactly what we say; it isim- Possible to make or’find any better Shirts for even more money. The bodies are made of Utica Nonpareil and Wamsntta Cottons, all Reinforced Fronts. The Bosoms, Band and Wristbands of the best Linen and good work~ amanship, and the prices still remain the sawe, 47c., 68¢., 92c. AND 81.18. ‘We also wish to add that a PERFECT FIT IS GUAR- ANTEED, OR MONEY REFUNDED. SPECIAL! SPECIAL! * We will offer until Saturday Evening 1,000 Dozen of Genuine “LION BRAND" COLLARS and CUFFS at Half Frice. These goods are a strictly pure Linen Four- ply, and are known to be Reliable; and are sold all over at 18 and 37c, We offer “Lion Brand” Collars at 10c. cach. “Lion Brand” Cuffs at 20c. per pair. N. B.—We have ou hand the Largest, Cheapest and Most Reliable BICYCLE SHIRT in the city, EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. MORE BARGAINS! BIGGER BARGAINS!! It is our special aim tohave New Bargains in this Department continually. Every day something new, and thusly we will keep the impression we have made as having THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF EMBROID- ERIES in the city, and the price by far the LOWEST. THE BIGGEST OFFERED THIS SEASON. 9.500 yards of DOTTED SWISS EMBROIDERIES, worth from 10 to 25e. © yard, will be sold from to-day until closed out at Se. ayard. Also, other Lots at 7c., &c,, 10c. and 12}. s yard. Our SWISS EMBROIDERIES surprise everybody. ‘We sell Goods at 2c. a yard, with wide margins, which are really warth double. Just received another ot of ALL OVER EMBROID- ERIES, used vo much this season for Yokes, Sleeves, &c., from 50c. to $3.90 a yard. EVERY PATTERN GUARANTEED UNDER THE USUAL PRICE BAUMS i Tux Naw Your Sox ERARLES © GLOvEie of eee ‘Vice President, hein haa yp a naicks LAWRASO! Yeesurer. Jon. Ray, T. C. Clements, 3. ‘Adams, Jos. Shil- ivpentL. aE CIT acy, upton, Uonadion E eth dn Waattootor Regn Ga. P. Snyder, Charles, Tinil et Cotentes month “Agisers Pteenuon Rises Hoare Salant 1.W, ENGLAND, Publisher ~The Sun." Albert 1. aeurtovany oi Parte apa | mhts-tm Hew York City Families can make arrangements at reduced ‘rates b applying to WELCKER'S, No, 727 15th street northweat Washington, D. C. my10-3m. JR HAMILTON'S MED. INST. AND SUMMER located near the hotels; larze rooms: every at- tention and comfort, provided for pleasure ¥(') seekers and invalids. Baths of all kinds and, ie experienced medical skill. Terms moder-te, “Address ‘BR: HAMILTON, M.D. my9-Im* Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Score Howes, ‘The management of the Virginia Midland Railway, a preciating the dificulty experienced by residents In cities of finding pleasant country homes for the summer, ave had compiled and now have for distribution 8 circular giving hotels and houses located along thelr line, with rates of board by the day, week or month; also rates for commutation tickets for summer travel.’ Three daily trains are now runnibg on main line and two daily (except punday} on the Manassas division, affording facilities for travel toand from Wash- ington at convenient hours. For circulars, tickets, etc... call at Virginia Midland office, 601 Pennsvivania avenue, myl2-Im (ATSIC CITY, Nv MANSION. 3 THE LARGEST HOTEL OPEN ALL THE YEAR, Rooms single, double and en snite. Recently enlarged and furnished with all modern improvements, 6 CHARLES MoGLADE, Proprietor. RCE ANON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS.— Great North Mountain, near Winchester, Va. Opens June 12, 1884. Te $36 to @56 per month four weeks, ‘Ticketa from Washington to BS (a bo Springs and return $8.00; good unlll October st. paliustrated pamphlets, gtving all information, may be A’, PRATT & SONS, Managers, 401 9th street northwest. “Icertainly know of no place preferable to Rock Enon ana place of sojourn and rest during the heated season.” From Hon. A. U, Wyman, Treasurer U. 8, “The atmosphere is singularly puroand invigorating.” From A.J. Huntington, B.D. Columabis Colles ee “Th climate was delightfal. the table appointments the service prompt and’ efficient and the cuisine ‘From John A, Bak rn. cer, e8q., Wi can truthfully say that we have nover 0 de- Pentru a summer, t * * My family, se adele lourhours absence from your springs, are home for Rock Enon.” From B. U. Keyser, esq., Washington. “Having spent a portion of nine summers at Rock Enon Tecan speak with confidence, as Ido with pleas- ure, of the many attractions of theplace.” From 0. 0 Wight, esa., Washington, D. 0, “The handsome service of your bountiful table formas marked contrast to that which characterizes summer resorts in general.” From W. Gwsin, esq, Washi ton, D.C, my3-2m EASON. 1884.—DOUGLASS HOUSE, REHOBOTH 1) BEACH, DELAWARE, will open for recep. tion of gusts JUNE Ist, 1884, Fishing, aail-¥ ing, and the finest and safest surf bathing on the sa Atlantic coast. Many improvements are being made, Terms: $10 to $15 per week. Special arrangements for families. Send for circular, WALTER BURTON. amy3-4m_ BASS. PAGE HOUSE Goop | HARBOR land, “ities of surf Uathing and oven ot ery. Send for circular and terms to FH Ni prietor. ‘VEEMONT, ATLANTIC OITY, VERMONT AVENUE a “trains of G, and AH Ae land passonors Go. the an i ‘and A. premises. M. E. COMPTON. ap3-5m. W INDSOE SULPHUR SPRINGS —BLUE MOUN- tains. Spring, baths, horses, hunting, funing. excellent table” Reasonable pale 40 vulars at Paret & Whitt iress AN open carly in June. “Terms ra ‘stock ff ‘Ist, 140 North delphia, ‘Pa, Zi 8. Hievation 1300 feet" akeve Cds evel: Bi: ‘Terms: 96 per week; terms for families. Open ‘Stephenson's Depot P. O., Va, NISHED COTTAGES, ave., or addi A. M. JELLY, New Windsor, Md, m3-3m_ NE. CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY, noe WILL Caipatt D i , Proj beg boma bee Conk Philadel : Address, until dune’ TBs streotePh ia, my9-lm OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, ok a eee pronrietrens from Washi 3 airy ticos; Exaullent board ona sugettlon ples of teak ite Sane 6th, fae fa my8-2m RDAN’S WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Terni, Bor day. 25 week 81250; sein hat 2B Pam! jtar office. Se 'E. ©. JORDAN: Fo BENT—FIFTY FURNISHED OB UNFUR- AT SARATOGA SPRINGA. my office. _buhas]_ THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. GEAson OF i884. SPRING LAKE BEACH, MONMOUTH AND CARLETON HOUSES, SEA GIRT, N.J., BEACH HOUSE. HOUSES OPEN JUNE rm, NEW HOTEL LAFAYETTE, (American and European Plans) PHILADELPHIA, atiplications for Rooms can be made at any of the my22-ti,s ta-26¢ LU. MALTBY. OPENS JUWE 26TH, 1884. cue leave Weehing phe without tions tor can be made at Riggs es ABD A. GILLETT. my20-tutelm Lats Manager Hotel Kaaterskill. sit stares DM. 3, Augmented Orchex Hieotris, 7. AUDREWS, Lenses, ef ee d Edition. Lalit Taran to Mo Star CLOSE OF THE WEEK IN WALI. STREET. t Gain of Stre SEER ‘The A By i ‘The weak features were Wi Rock Island, Jersey Cent Pullman Palace Car and in the uriington and Quincy and New York Cent There was less es in the mar- ket for railroad bonds this forenoon, but prices were generally lower. About the Condition of the Banks. New Youx, May 2, Wall street.—The following _ just been issued from the New York clearing- 1OUBE : ‘The issue of loan certificates by the Clearing- house association has so changed the banks to each other that the publication of the statement in detall would give an incorrect im- Pression as to the actual condition of the banks. ( ) F. D. TarPax, Chairman Loan Committee. Declines the Nomination. Mr. 8. J. Drake, who was tendered the nomina- tion, for president of the stock exchange, bas de- cl Vanderbilt Protects New Jersey Cen- tral. PHILADELPHIA, May 24.—It is stated upon authority that the New Jersey Central stock, held by the Philadelphia and Reading railroad com- has been protected by Mr. Vanderbilt, who Bas it is further paid for and taken up the greater part, if not the entire quantity of 50,000 shares, Several lots are known to have been paid for in this way and the effect has been to make a partial restoration of confidence inthe Reading ‘securities, — ‘Thomas P. Grinnell’s Suicide. ‘New Yor«, May 24.—Thos. P. Grinnell, who shot and killed hiinseif in the bedroom of his residence, 117 West 34th street, was 50 years old, and leaves a. wife and two children. He was a’ wealty man and a son of Judge George Grinnell, who for a number of years nted a Massachusetts dis- trict in Congress. He was a member of the Union club and a governor of the New York club. The members of the family say that Mr. Grinneli’sdeath Was accidental, and was notsuicide. If 1t was the latter, no motive is known for It. —— President Gonzales Wants to Resign. Sr. Louis, May 24.—A dispatch from the City of Mexico says the Nacional announces that Presl- dent Gonzales wil ask congress to permit him to resign next month. $$. General Foreign News by Cable. ENGLAND LAYING OUT HEAVY WORK FOR THE SULTAN. Lonpox, May 2%4—The Pall Mall Gazette an- ounces, tinder eee pa England has sug Sere the porte to send troops to land at Su march to Khartoum, attack the Mahdi and re establish order in the Soudan, and then withdraw With the English garrison, leaving a pasholik of the Nile dependencies subject to the sultan’s sovereignty. SUICIDE OF A CLERGYMAN. Lonpox, May 24.—The Rev. Henry T. Edwards, dean of Bangor, has committed suicide by hanging himself. —— The Presbyterian Assembly. THE QUESTION OF REDUCING REPRESENTATION UNDER DISCUSSION. Saratoga, N. Y., May 24.—At the morning session to-day of the Presbyterian general assembly trustees Were elected for the Presbyterian home as follows: Chas. M. pe Alex. Whitedon, T. Chariton Henry, Rev. V. D. Reed, and Rev. Chas. A. Dickey. Further ‘consideration of the report of the committee on reduced = repre- sentation came up under special ier, and an animated debate followed. Rev. Dr. Prime, in a speech, took ground against the proposed reduction of representation. He held that Dodies were the safest. Rev. Dr. Bingham said the assembly was not too large, and had performed its work with great efficl- ency, rapidity and skill, sagennine the discussion @ recess until 3 p. m. was en, ————————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The New York Stock Market. ‘Thefollowing are the opening and 8 p. m. prices of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 599 15th street: Name. isp.m0 0. Spm ry 5036) 807% Can. Pac. Washington Stock Exchange. Governments, Bid. Asked. ‘United States 434, 1891, coupon . 124g 113 United States 49a, 1891, registered nis 16 United States 44, 1907, coupon... 120% 12035 United States 4a, 1907. tered. United States 3 per cents... District of Columbia. Permanent improvement 6s, 1891, coin..... 113 Permanent improvement 7s, 1891, currency 119 — Market stocks 7s, 1892, currency, ii Water stocks 7s, 1901,currency. Water stocks 7s, 1903, currency, ae oe cinding ay es wenty-year funding 5Dc., 1899, curren Twenty-year funding 6s, 1892, coin. Thirty! sear funding 68, 1902, coin. Fire Ineurance and Gas-light Compantes. ¢ Washington City Gas-light Com own Gaslight aed Columbia Insurance 2 (HII Fe: Peed Railroad Stocks. : Washington and @eorgetown Bonds.. Metropolitan ... Bank of Washi Bank of Washington: National Bank of the National Metro) ers’ and chanic Becond National Bene: ation x Central National Bank. Miscellaneous, Board of Public Works, Green 8s Washington Market Compan; Trans alining Const stock. aan pan ‘Brick Machi eB eels 111811 al , | Seaag8 BBIITIIII BALTIM 4.—%1 sii 7 coteolidated BO; past-dus couseon 40 bin seer BALTIMORE, Mp., May 24 Cotton ig ing, 1155. our quiet, a sie he eoaiee: wuiet; western lower, closing dull; southern red, 1.0Te 10; ‘do. amber, 1.10a1.13; i Six No.2 western winter red, ae 5 Sar bid June, LOdal 0356: July: 101 rn—sou! and white org bid; hune, 603 Markets. 4, aa omen bye wa ane Scaling: has been 24. 1884—DOUBLE SHEET. THE MISSING OIL BROKER. A Conference of Levis’ Creditors To- day. Same of the creditors of Mr. Levis, the late ofl broker, will hold a meeting soon to hear what will be proposed by the gentlemen who have Just re- turned from New York, where they were searching | for assets. Col Burnside, who was one of the agents, @ispatched from this city to New York, told | 8 Star reporter to-day that the Information he had obtained was mainly of interest to the creditors, and any publication of what they knew or intended to do might interfere with their plans. Col Burn- aide intimated that Levis had some money on de posit in New York, and thought that if Levis re- turned ‘he would "be able to straighten out his It is stated that the creditors will probably au- thotise a lawyer to Tepresent their fhterests in case Anything 1s realized hisestate, Some steps i ly De taken to secure Levisand bring 4 CONFERENCE OF MR. LEVIS’ CUSTOMERS. A number of gentlemen interested more or lees in ‘Mr. Levis’ financial condition, had a conference with Col. Burnside and Mr. 8. R. Bond at Mr. Bond's office this afternoon. When a Stak reporter called at Mr. Bond’s office that gentleman remarked: a e hewspapers have already had all there is more.” oak something like Levis,” remarked & isconsolate ICSE csr hin wank patianarad ie “except some matters which I will commu- nicate Wally to my clients.” “When will there be @ meeting of creditors?” asked a Stan reporter. “Not probably until next week,” sald Mr. Bond. One of the erstwhile customers of Levis, who was present, informed the that the question which was being agitated now was whether it was Dest to go forward or not with any measures. “For endy 1ost ag completely as though it were sunk in money lost completely we Sage eee ee mere tae ree you have one o! pul meeting 2” asked a bystander. “We will meet, I think,” said one of the discon eolate, “on the shores of the Potomac, where we can shied our tears without danger of dooding the cellars of the city.” Tt is ted that If a general meeting of cred tors is held counsel will_e empowered to take any steps that may promise to secure any part of the money entrusted to Mr. Levis. One lawyer to-day, employed by one of the customers, advanced the Proposition that those investors who have drawn ‘Out profits in excess of their al investments can be made to disgorge for the benefit of the less lucky or less wise speculators. A DEED OF TRUST ON OFFICE FURNITURE. ‘There were placed on record yesterday a deed of trust from W. J. F. Wright & Co. (George H. Levis the Co.,) to John H. Rice. The paper bears date of yesterday, and recites an indebtedness of $594.90 to Anna ,A. Whitney, for which they made and de- livered certain undertakings, dated March 20 Inst, now overdue, and the parties of the first part being anxious to secure the payment of the undertakings convey to the party of the second part the property described in schedule A, now in the premises at 603 15th street northwest.’ This schedule 1s as fol- lows: 6 cane bottom chairs, 1 Brussels carpet, 1 Diack walnut desk, 1 do. table, 4 spittoons, 1 black Doard and easel, 8'picture frames, 1 ink stand and Bink Dotties, 1 bponge and glass, stationery and Office books, and 1 safe. ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST LEVIS. ‘To-day Mr. John W. Ross, for W. L. Holmes, filed a suit at law and for attachment against George H. Levis to recover $700, with interest from the 19th instant ‘MR. LEVIS’ BALTIMORE HOUSE. Mr. James A. Buclianan, counsel for Mr. William J. Purnam, yesterday issued an attachment against certain real estate in Baltimore belonging to Geo. H. Levis, upon a claim held by Purnam against Levis, amounting to $22,400. ‘The attachment was laid on dwellings Nos, 333 and $25 Mosher street, be- tween Gilmor and Stricker streets, Which aré as- sessed at about $1,000 each. OTHER “BLIND POOLS.” ‘The disaster which has fallen upon the confident Speculators in oll, who thought they saw “millions in it,” has alarmed many other department clerks who, though not interested in oll, have been in- vesting their savings in other schemes which re- Jeemble insome points the “oll syndicates” pro- moted by Mr. Levis. A large number of the employes of the Government Printing office havi made investments in a “bind pool” on cotton, from which large profits have been paid. These pools appear to have been made up on & pian similar to at followed by Levis. ‘The bursting of the oll Dubble has shaken confidence in cotton somewhat, and the result has been that quite a number have withdrawn their investments, Affairs in West Washington. ‘Toe Bopy or 4 DRowNED Woman FOUND IN THE CanaL—Shortly after 10 o'clock this morning the body of a white woman was found floating in the canal, near the Aqueduct by Mr. William H. Tenney, who immediately notified the Coroner Patterson was informed, and will probably hold an inquest this afternoon. She is described as being about thirty-five years of age, five feet eight inches high, with blue ‘eyes, light red hair, broad face and prominent features.” She was attiréd in a drab dress, had ona pairof new buttoned shoes and brown She had a scar over her left eye. It 1s sup] to be the body of Mary Net Of No. 707 436 street southwest, who disappeared from her home on ‘Thursday of this week. Later.—The body had not been identifed up to two o'clock, but at that hour it was supposed to be that of a woman who lived on one of the canal Doats, and it 1s thought may have been murdered some distance above Georgetown. There is an ugly gush over her left eye. In her pocket was found ve-rent plece, tled up in the end of a linen hand- xKerehief, a smll plece of looking.glass and a razor. Dr. Hartigan made a post mortem examination, and the body was viewed by the coroner, wno de- cided to hold an inquest to-morrow at 11 O'clock a. m. The following jury was summoned: Henry W. Brewer, J. 8. Probey, J. S. Bosworth, Rudolph Ulmer, and Thomas Knowles. They viewed the body this afterncon. BUILDING IMPROVEMENTa—A handsome two- story and store-basement house, with press-brick front and stone trimmings, 1s nearing completion Qn P street, between Monroe and 28th streets. It 1s owned by Miss Alice 8. V. Jones (colored), and W. T. Keenan fs the builder, cost, 3200.—Mr. Yates 1s building for Mr. Waiter Farr, a brick dwelling on the corner of 28th and N streets, to cost $2,800, Mr, James Starke is erecting @ tivo-story and base- ment dwelling, with press-brick front, on O street, between 32d and 38d streets; Rezin W: Darby, con tractor; Joseph F. Collins, bricklayer; cost, —The residence of Mra Col. Frank Jones, 81st and P streets, has been for some time past under- ing alteration and improvement, the mansion aving nm changed ito two fine houses ree stores and basement each; cost, $4,500.—Mr. Levin Frey 1s erecting a handsome’ two-story and basement house, press-brick, mansard and French roof, on P street, between 80th and Sist, to cost ‘$4,500.—Masoni¢ Temple is now to be put in repair at a cost Of $1,500. DEATH OF AN OLD Crrizex.—Mr. John S. Paxt: after a short and painful iiiness, died at his resi dence, on 28th street, at midnight last night, aged 69 years. The funeral will take place Monday afternoon from Dumbarton M. E church. ‘The deceased was a member of Mechanic's Lodge of Odd Fellows of this place. He was well-known among the older citizens of the District. Grain Reckir.—Boat Samuel Jarboe arrived With 2,60) bushels of corn and 1,100 bushels ot wheat. CONDITION OF THE WATER.—At Great Falls—con- dition, 8; receiving, south connection, 18; north connection, 4; distributing reservolr, influent gate- house, condition, 36; effluent, 86 condition. say T€mpitol Topics, CONSIDERING MR. HEWITT'S BILL : Mr. Hewitt; of New York, read the administrative portion of his tariff bill to the House ways and means committee this -afternoon, and at the close | of this report, they still_had the matter under con- sideration. ‘The committee, has decided, however, ziot to take any action upon that portion of the IU. which changes the rates of duties, Standing by Edmunds. ‘New Yerk Special to the Philadelphia }resa. The independent republican conference commit- tee have passed a resolution declaring that they will support Mr. Edmunds for the presidential nom- ination as long as there may be a chance of his nomination, and that it 1s the opinion of the confer- ence that he can carry New Yt Members of the committee say that they have been approached by tent “Arthur men with propositions to unite on icoln, Bul they look unfavorably on any western candidate. Tilden and Tariff Reform. THE BIG TAMMANY MEETING LAST NIGHT. An Immense meeting was held in Tammany hall, New York, last night, which, as the advertisement Caro} and Lieut.-Gov. Hill The was opened amid the firing of cannons andthe dis- el of fireworks. Wiliam Dor- Mitchell, by Rev. Mr. X he used with her uit a th, ab ‘hich time harges committed p with John W. Grimes, and avers that he aid not ‘The Oficial Price Current of the Washington City Produce Exchange for the week ending Fri- Gay, May 23d, says: ‘The four market ts quiet and supie, especially from the west. The of wheat ts Mmited and market will Mn HH Vin & i ial i E ron” for judginent overruled.” Rremias’ ck mu ove adm’x; do. Prosata Covgt—Judge Cor. ‘Yesterday, estate of 8. Louls Yeabower; find no- Uce issued, appointing June 20 for settlement. Es. tate of Thornton Yates; will fied for probate and #00. Estate of Sally Palmer; ‘will admitted to probate and record. Estate of Jabez Pittard; order appoint- ing James D. Mankin administrator, and bond fixed. at $10,000. Estate of Caroline A. Ladde; sUpulation of counsel to carry cause to the General Term. Bs tate of William A. Sorrell; order au! re nd $50 for wards. Rstate of Harriet P, McCorm! Will proved by witnesses. Estate of Margaret KR. Franklin; will admitted to probate. Estate of Jessie M. Farnum; order appointing An- Grew C. Bradley administrator, and bond fixed at $2,000. “Estate of Edward Walcot; will admitted to probate and letters testamentary issued. Estate of Ann Blake; letters testamentary issued to Mal Peters, and bond fixed at $4,000. Estate of Saral C. Purdy; letters issued to Sarah C. Young, and bond fixed at $9,000. Estate of ge Jones; ad- ministratrix fied bond in the sum of $1,000. POLice CouRT—Judige Snert. To-day, Lemuel Smith, colored, assault on Cath- erine Rax, also colored; $5. Jaines Keed, colored, larceny; $5 or 30 days in jail. George Smith, inde- cent exposure in Center mark A Leader in Baltimore Society Insane. Baltimore Special to New York Sun, 294. Mrs. J. Randolph Mordecal, wife of one of Balti Mmore’s most prominent Merchants, and a leader in the highest social circles, has been declared insane and takentoan asylum. On Saturday last Mra Mordecal went out yachting with a party of friends, and it isthought that her brain was affected by the sun. She acted strangely on the return trip. On Sunday, during services at the Franklin Square Presbyterian church, her conduct was such as to compel her removal.’ A few days later she called | two friends of the family into the house—Mr, | Robert Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio raliroad, and Mr. Thomas Hillen, son of ex-Mayor Hillen— and began talking wildly to them. y saw that she was insane, and had her placed in charge of her family, Later physicians were summoned, who recommended that she be placed in an asylum: | She was taken to Dr, Conrad’s asylum last nigh | Prior to the trip on the yacht Mrs. Mordecal w apparently tn good health. Mrs. Mordecal was & | general favorite in society and fuamensely rich. A Dying Hotel Man. Bostox, May 2i.—Harvey D. Parker, the well known proprietor of the Parker house, is dying. ‘The M. E. General Conference. AN ATTEMPT TO CRITICISE BISHOP TAYLOR. PHILADELPHIA, May 24.—At the 2ist day's session Of the Methodist general conference the fraternal address of the Irish Methodist conference of 1883 Was presented. Rev. J. H. Caldwell, of Wilmington, obtained ‘Suspension Of the rules in order to present a Tesolu- | ton. In reaching thesobjective portion of his paper | Rev. Mr. Coldwell read a preamble as follows “Whereas, the Rev. Wm. Taylor, D. D., who was | elected by more than two-thirds of the members of the general conference, and then solemnly conse- crated missionary bishop for Africa, has been tn- vited to occupy a seat on the platform with the other bishops consecrated at the same time, and by the samé@ ceremony, but declined to accept the invitation. We are, therefore, constrained to feel a painful sense of the a Of the position which he occupies in body. It is a lar position—eccentric, anomalous and unlike anything that has ever oo- curred in the hundred years of our history.” At this juncture Rev. W. H. Olin moved that the Tole the reverend gentieuia froin Wilniington wad vote the reveren: mW! was ruled out of Aes That Of the resolution which he was not per- mitted to finish had for its object the removal of a Umltation to the Episcopal jurisdiction of Bishop Taylor asa “missionary bishop of Africa,” and the placing of that bishop on an equal footing with Other bishops. —— News Bricfs. The delegates elected by the Nebraska demo- crats yesterday are for revenue reform and the old Ucket. Chas. A. Hinckley, the paying teller of the West Side bank, in New York, has absconded wilh $96,000 of the bank's money. ‘Hinckley was a member of | the Y. M.C. a. | ,Ex-District Attorney Samuel Foster and Tsano | W. Lansing, of Troy, New York, are to 4 rdway, of Dakota, in his approaching trial before the United States court at Bismarck on the charge | of malfeasance of office, |. The French brig Senorine sank on the eastern | ledge of the Great Banks, off Newfoundland, the | first week of this month, ahd fifty-three passengers and the crew of nine men were all lost. Lightning struck an oll tank of the Atlantic Re- | fining company, of Philadelphia, last night, and | caused a blaze. The loss aggregates at least $150,000. The New York Post says it is rumored that Fer- dinand Ward, the ex-partner of Gen. Grant, whois confined in Tweed’s old cell in Ludiow stréet jail, New York, intends making a confession. Sick HEADACHE, LANGUOR AND MELANCHOLT generally spring tom a Torpld Liver, a. Disordereq ‘tomach Or Costiveness, the distressing effects which Dr. Jayne's Sanative Pills will speedily re- move; by their beneficial action on the biliary or- gans they will also lessen the likelihood of a retura. DIED. BI On Thursday, May 224, 1884, at 2 o'vlock p, me MARY, thebaoved witeo! Hovsct Berry, aged forty- six years, ‘May she rest in peace. Amon. Her funeral will take place from her Inte resi 26 Seventh street northwest, on Sunday, May 7 Feeseinck p.m iicetiece saa tuesinnrs supeniey invited to attend tt BERRYMAN. In Washington. May 23, 1884. at the ce of her son-in-law, Charles Ednionsten, eq, BEUOHAN. BERHYMAN. in her ehty xii: yea? widow of the late John Berryman. Her friends and relatives are invited to attend her fa eral from the residence of Wm L. Lyon. 48¢ Madison enue, Baltimore, Md. on Monday afternoon at four o'clock. BOSTON. On May 984, 1884. at 8 o'clock p. m., uft along and painful illness: MARGERET ANN, widow © the late Samuel Boston, in her 53d year, ‘How long she jed against discase, Which baftied skill and care, And long she lingered racked with pain ‘And suffering hard to bear. And yet through all at times she smnilo@ ‘A sunile of heavenly birth, ‘and when the easels caltod her beene farewell to earth. = ‘Br Hen Cmmpnen, from her Inte residence, 1106 10th treet southeast, fclstives abd fricnds mvited vo attend Suse day, May 25th, at three o'clock p. a. : LOVE, The funeral services of WILLIAM H. LOVE will be held at Glenwood cemetery on Sundsy, May 25th, at 3 o'clock p. i. ‘Eylends and relatives of the infited to attend. a anes PAXTON. On Saturday, May 2% at 12 am, JOHNS. PAXTON, “beloves ‘busbeud ‘of Suh "K! Paxton. Funeral services from Dumbsrton street M. E, Chureh, at 3 o'clock p. m., on Monday, May 26. Friends bd relatives invited to aitend . SHAW. On Saturday morning, 24, 1884, at one ® few hours’ ilines, NELLIE, Albert and Jane Shaw, aged iwo anday. 25eh, a8 6 ‘O'clock, from her grand: e og, after ook Sm aes and relatives invited toattend. * SINTES. On 22, 1884, at 9 p.m; MATTHEW in the sixty-eighth. native of ‘but for the last forty-five yeats a pesident of this u Sunday, ‘25th, at f Welock p.m, from ba ine reeidcncs, 1018 Wen street norihweat Bisse