Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1884, Page 4

Oprice oF THE « Wasmixstos, D. C., July For the middi weather at sture.variable winds. Fi Biitieated for the Market THE AUCTION Sate at No. 1347 Pennsylva Bue of guns, rifles, tackle, cutlery, & tisued every evening at p. me miey be & et 2 USSELUS Tex CHE ‘Shipped any where iianw bet Beer” EAD SI Rage Baxcarys at 1 ere MIEF SIGNat OFFICER, i 1884, 9:30 mn. Atlantic states, partly cloudy ecastonal rain, si ht changes in tem urday fair weather gull states, uth Atia: riy stationary temperature in all districts Gust of the Mississipp! river. ‘Tamiry.—Come every- 2. Center Market, cor a 34 and 316 K street Your meats at the following low amb and nratton, 8 to 15 cts. Ib. ing delivers xpeeted. TW, at his auction rooms, an ex: ent of honsebold effects, argains, ¥ & HOLDEN on draught ‘inshemmer’s 1 to all parts of the city. Geo. KILLEEN. ve « Will be con- Great bargains nt, in The test ward, has Vienna cabinet Bee Mr. Dowling will sel! to- sive assoFt= A goce opportunity to out of town. ligt New York avenue. also kvep the “Vienna Cabl- avertisement. jer's, opti CITY AND DistRICT. Amusements, &: ‘WRATER DaIvER'S SUMMEK GaKDEN. ance. Street lamps will be 1 Comige ona ‘To-night. Firstelass varieties. teresting perform- mscd Locals. ed at p.m., and ex- tinguished at 3:00 ain. he cre pected fo) ste Ox Ww Ww sele ter U A bugs and a young t e Te: sar ts Were thrown to the ground t wo of M unk ™ Market wagon last nl Sand seriously injured. = iraeturea tock Wind. the rv hears ie Wile wD t Valued at $60, om to. Becker t rk; $3: 20g. OS: Barnard, Sumumy to same, n. iy do. One of Le ‘Transicrs of Distr E. Wa Gn Isabe » Pa HL yntaining ex-Detect an was run 1 11 ATL OF store, 1109 F sti z ur Wig and ve hair fronts or “bangs,” rom the Elizabeth beat lub mm the Bist inst, 18 ex- Hn 2 few eft shoulder nil he sustained other ve yest afternoon, durtog Hr Wall of the new Mt. Plogall ing. corner Juth aud K streets y done, =k ¥ = sw warrants F Henry fo pe of the Del ale's Hen on Id ane froin John De: day the show Was robbed 4.10. Dorothea bik. 2 Le Dr vones, nig Tot G. Todd to W, R. Shelton, Iot 35. Enum 0. Smith to Fabel Ven- sn. Hillinan to job Anna toghamu; $00, Susan A. Ou Certificates. A SUIT ESTEKED AGAINST THE FATE PARTNER OF THE ABSENT BROKER. Wright, late part Wright 3 and acecunt. nts, at t E. fate Cole, a 0 and C1 ‘They st he spect ate thi the pl Levis was a metiter ¢ ‘THE Case oF Lorri AMoKO the girl pow! Washingtpa horas, whic! of Mrs. on Mond: ‘Thomas apron, so that they wou ry ‘She eu Suudey and invited Lottie Saving she we Tesday niet States thi t ening she old her to a but hays th and Nilite F. Shedd have filed, Hin equity against W. T. J. H. Levis, Elson T. eS J. Kintner for a diseevery on May 3d last complatn- nd request of the $140 to be Invested henetit in petroleum, and they had paid €140 to the ting Kintner, the com- tenths Interest on the ‘They state that the tthe same and ate would. close. ey the ed to pay the same the dispositl ie that one —The mother of 4 found in West at Mrs. The to her her a place, her way went tg net Lott ca he house, en Mrs. ss herself in a bonnet and 4 not know her, Fiowt Berwees Usperrarers—James H. Dibney, a ce.oted undertaker, was changed in the Potties” € TB trade for Bad some harsh words « res} i ww days, ti and prot FINED Pow SrEArty: youthn r Rew” Cou copy of T Bouse No, 5 Winson, Who testined t Daowxep Wat the mon No su 0f the Son held Its nr Present reprew u " whi Ife tn the ire It for the e.” sald an OurT tht artner, El Mt personal 1 about n Od about his plac other esta pectabie: Jap an Y he wet anity. Chi colere 8 Thi wener. B rs of street ‘order ner boys in the Pot Lock, lis bexty Was recovered and take ted Line mother th S oF RELIEF of any ular Te his city to the rom Ha! Nat aX, rs} r marti poreh. an Is general Wart and there are no i had been held, bretiren here rning With assaulting his Md Nelsen, and wiso making | iolencr toward him. After y whipping him for no wy explained in a He said that partnership Nelson has of business and so ments, and yest ended ina ight. was distaissed, BINED FoR Sweanixe aT CHONG Gor.—Chong fut se merch john Gott tin the Center Sat beside his the crler e on the withes stand, and © House, a collector, collect Some mo mld in loud talk ih exasyer- a The defendant Ke. but the court was In complainant, and fined nt Newsraren.—Walter Lat- wen, Ws Lrted In the Pow tw 1 the front upled by Mr. Sarnuet catehing the boy in the f that Latney confessed boy claimed that the paper he pleked it up to se- court fined him $5. ATHING.—John Buckley, a boy son of John D. Buckley Watchinan in e bathing with mac, at the foot of 10th last evening, Was seized with a before aby one could reach to ls late three nure children of excursion to Lower kK on hearing the py she be Frow The Hear. mn “a Peet, oc reau in Inquiries thts morning. probatl that tae Warm spell ‘The Grand Division District of Columbia, bordinate divt- tes from this Grand al Division returned last , Nova Scotla, at which place aud were warmly re- ‘The next session of 1 Will be held at Mountain nd, Maryland, 204 miles from Uals city, om the B. and O! railroad. charged i EVEN ONE Weerx To Pay HER Fa Crunpsey, a brunette of thi A the Police t from half-past seven } lock and rendered her a bill for $2.25, | Which she refused to pay. <#ying that have it, She had a half pint of whisk; he took her toher home at No. 1012 F he did no and when street her’! father refused her admittance and told witness to take her to the station house, which he did. ‘The court ordered the in which tode it. 7 fare pati, and gave her one week that an ex-Senator was in the hack with ber. Tre Washington peopie are availing ¢ RAY Excu he diver afterwards stated = KSIONS—A great number of mselves of the opportunity to see that wonder of nature, the Cay- rns of Luray, afforded by the well-managed ex. eursions of the Baltit BY, GIVEN Every Wevinesday. It Wok Mve cars tO eSFFF up were Puther Cowarden, Richard Tamales, the excarsic Berry re and Ohio Tatlroad com- ists this week. Among then eorgetown college: Mr. of the ‘government printing oMler, Sad 4 Dumber 6t promineut business men aia men abd theif cate | ling out. | Correspondence of the Ev3 drivers for running their | | Preetuct police | | begin | today, for | av | PEAT of their rights has conveyed the al a. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. 5 a f f..FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1884. * Mary Schooler’s Crime. ‘THROWING SCALDING WATER UPON A BOY WHO A¥- NOYED HER, A fourteen-year-old colored girl named Mary Schooier, was charged in the Police Court this moraing with assaulting the ten-year-old son of njainin Pope, and the case was continued in- witely. It is alleged that the defendant was tin change of the house and ebildren during the bsence of her mother, and the boy with a number ©{ other boys threw tb cans and Brickbats at the house. Afterwards they pried open the back gate «i were about to enter the house when the de- ‘an of scalding water on the boy, him, from the effects of which he ined to bis bed for about ten days, 2nd is not now expected to live. The defendant ‘Was released on $500 ball Washington 3 et — Retail Prices. NieATS.—Beet, porter-nouse, %e. per Ib.; sirloin, rib roast, 15a20e. per 1b.; round roast, per Ib; do. : ‘per Ib.; shoulders, Gut; Hsgatse. per Ib. middling, 2 out, uide. per Ib; lard, 125al4e. pples, 3.240 per pk.; lemons. 20nd0c. oranges, 25u60c. doz.; bananas, 2a. per ikleberries, 10e.al5e. per ql; peaches, 75c.a$1 T pho; Watermeions, 25¢.a81; canteloupes. 10u25c. tack; blackbernes, dulde. per QU; pears, 40a75e. per peck. Porte asp Eoos.—Philadelphia Brine, 400. per Ib: western creamery, ae. per Ih; New York, per Ib.: roll, 25000. per 1b; cheese, 123, ae per | tha? ees, T8AaHe. per doz. | Fist —Pereh (white), 400506. 2:-400. per buneh; rock, ‘saluon, 20a40e. per Tb.; cod. Ash, jaddock, 10C. per Ib.; Halfbut, 15..20c. per kerel (bay), 1820e, per ib.; lobster, 1c. per d, Wc. per Ib.. taylers, 3c. per ID; Sulle.'per Ib.; salinon trout, 1c. per 10: | per Ib; Sturzeon, Se. per Ib; clams, per Fabs (Soit), 75c.a$1 per doz; do. (ard), 2 per doz. VaorTapies.—Beets, 3a5c. per bunch; deans, cabbage, bale. per head; carrots, Sade ‘cucumber per doz; cymbins, 1a | T head; Onions, He. per Se. per Dh.; potatoes, Huse. per uruips, 4c. per pk.; tomatoes, per pk.; mint, 4c. per bunch: egg plant, 10a ich; carrot, 5¢. per bunch; corn, 15a25c. per LTRY.—Chickens (old), 75e.9$1.25 per patr; do. s), B0c.0$1.00; ducks, $1481.25; Squcbs, $2.5083 Gams.—Woodcock, $6875 per doz. ‘The Comung Camp Meeting. A FEW FAMILIES ALREADY AT JACKSON GROVE— ‘TESTS IN PLACZ—COMMITTERS, ETC. NG STAR. JACKSON GROVE, ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Mp., July 25. ‘The work of preparing for the Methodist Protest- antcumpmceting In this grove goes on satisfac tordy. ‘Thus fur there have Deen over eighty tents, all of them engaged, put in place, each nicely floored and ready for oecupaney. tem Some of ave already been inhabited for a week or nd families are dally moving in. Among arly on the ground were Rev. Dr. EJ. Drinkhouse and wife, Horace Burroughs and fam- lly, H.F. Zolltkoffer and family and W. J. Dulany and family, of Baltimore; J. D. Cathell and G. B. Wibert, of Georgetown; Mrs Linthicum and Mr. Wheeler, of Anne Arundel county; Rev. J. D. Kin- ger, of Westininster; C. H. Littieton, Capt, Pulley aud Mrs. Warren, of Baltituore, and Rev. F- of Georgetown. " These households nia pleasant itt A regular pr stby Rev. Dr. E. Drinkhouse, formerly of Washington, Announcement was made of a prayer meeting for Wednesday evening, but owing the tlurry and fatigue at the close of the plenle Usat day it Was not held. vill be preac: moraing at 10:3) o'clock.) ‘ou the grounds take their meals a rding tent, Dut there will be a number of | Fauuilies who will do thelr own cooking. ‘The wanagement of the camp will be under the foliowing committees thls Season: Property—s. nthicutn, of A. Win. E. Bell, of George id. "Tents—Dr. i. Newman, of Georgetown. ‘Crausporta loh—Win. J. C. Duiahy and Horace Burroughs, of Baltimore. ‘Poltce and Sanitary— J.B, Cathell, of Georgetown; E. J. Drinkhouse and ti. P. Zoluloffer, of Balttinore. Provision, P.O. and Louging ‘rent—Horace Burroughs, of "Balt more; J.D. Kinzer, of Westininster; Rev, SD. Suulth,” “Reilsious Services—Rev. W.' J. Floyd, of A. A. Co: Rev. J. W. Gray, of Baltimore count = Tagg, of Georgetown. Protected by the Police. JESSE PLATER AND HIS WHITE BRIDE ESCORTED TO A-STATION HOUSE—PEARS OF LYNCHING. iored man Jesse Plater and his white wife, Helen Owens, of Bristol, A. A. Co., Md, were sUll at Pluter’s sister's, near Benning’s station, tll last night, When they were brought over to the elghth ation, in this city, for protection. Arum/r reached police headquarters last night that a party of raiders were expected to ride trom the neighborhood of Bristol (a distance of 25 miles) to Brent's house, two mlles within the District, and h Plater. Lient. John F. Kelly, in charge of headquarters, at 10:49 o'clock telephoned to Lieut. of the tight, or East Washington, precinct, to have Sergt. MeCathran, in charge of the county ou, send mounted tnen to Brent's house to see that ho breach of te peace occur, and, If possible, ve the couple come to the stution where they could be better protected. Sergt. MeCathran, with Officers L. Anderson, Prather, Marr and Thos An- son, Went to the house, and stating their object id fears, the couple readily consented to go with them to the station, Sergt. MeCathran, taking the woman behind him on his horse and Plater get- tine behind Omlcer Prather the cavaleads rode Into the elty, the other officers, heavily armed, covering erear ‘They arrived at the eighth precinct sta- tion about midnight and: took lodgings ull this morning, When they left. Itts sald that there was | not, and Will not, be the least danger of Plater Dein iynehed tm the District, for 14s too much of aride ifom the Bristol neighbor’ ood to the cliy. Should Plater be xiven up under requisition he cotiid be earrted by rall fo Annapolis, foF theexcite= nt Is only local and within a. radius of a few mites of Bristol, which 1s a considerable distance Trot the railroads. Th ‘The Fall Running Meeting. STAKES TO BE OFFERED FOR THE PLYERS—THE MEET ING TO BE HELD IN SEPTEMBER. ‘The fall meeting of the National Jockey club will on Tuesday, October 21st, and continue Urrongh the 2d, 23d and 24th. The entries will close on Tuesday, September 2d. The stakes to be run for are as follow FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS. ‘The Arlington stakes, for two-year-olds; $25 each, play oF pay. Club to add 2800, of which $900 to thé second. Winner of sweepstakes (handicaps ex- cepted) to the value of $1.500 to carry 5 Ibs. extra: Jo the value of $3,000, 10 Ibs extra. Maidens allowed Ns. SIX furiones. fe Capital stakes, for two-vear-olds: $50 each, Jf forfett. Club ta add $1,000, of which £250 to second, Colts and Mites that have started Ina sweepstakes race (handicaps excepted) and have not owed 7 Ibs; sf unplaced, 10 Ibs. Winner of Ariliigton stakes to carry 5 Ibs éxtra. One tulle. ‘The Ivy City stakes, for two-vear-olds: #0 each, halt forfeit. ‘The elub to add $750. of Which $100 16 the second. The winner to be sold at auction for 000, unless entered to be sold for less. If entered to be Sold for $4,000, allowed 5 10S: if entered. tor $3,000, allowed $10" Tbs: then 1 Ib, for each. $200 down’ to $2.00; then 1 Ib. for each $100 down 10 $1400, Horses entered not to be sold, to carry 3 DS, ateve the scale. Any surplus over selling price to | be divided between second and third. ‘The selling price to be stated through the entry box at the hour of closit tries on the day preceding the race. “Beaten horses not Hable to be dlalined. “One mt FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS. The Anacostia stakes, for three-year-olds, §25 rach, play OF pay. Club to add. $500, of which 200 resecond. Winuer of sweepstakes (handicaps ex- | cepted) t of $1.50, to carry 5 Ibs. ext rothe 000, 19 Ibs. extra, Maldens allowed | 33. Tbs. One mille and’a furionz. ‘The Potomac stakes, for three-year-olds: $30each, hat it. The club to add $1,000, of which #256 second. “Winner of the Anacostia stakes to carry | 7 ibs. extra: maldens allowed 10 Ibs One mile | aud five furlongs. j FOR ALL AGES. ‘The Washington stakes, for all ages; a sweep- stakes Of #25 each, play or pay. ‘The club to add 5400, of which $200 to second. ‘To carry 105 Iba; sex urinal handicap, for all ages: $50 enc! nr only $15. if’ declared. Club to ad $200 to second. “Weights to be an- ember 25th, and declarations to. be ‘ber ith. Winter of any handicap after 1 of Weights, 5 polinds extra; of two such en pomnds extra. (Rule 39 of the Rules of i tS Wolved In Uns race.) One mile and a. The Congress stakes, for all ages: $50 each, half Ffeit. Club to add $1.00, Of w: be winner te er selling py end third. If weight for age scale. “The price at which the horse 1s » be sold to be stated through the entry Gox at the hour of closing entries on the day pre wding the race. Heaten horses not lable to be aimed. Two miles, —____ Pxorerty 1s Dispcre—Messrs, Gordon & Gordon F. and Jacob Childs, ted a Dill csiust Joseph Wilitams ‘and L.A. Bartlett tor an wccount. They set forth that the defendants formed. Lcoportnerstilp, tro Williams retired May bi, 1NTY, and state the assets 18 proj erty Known as lots 22, 3 aud 4, square 198, (163? 19¢h strret) standing tn the uame of Bartlett, conveyed tobim to secure a debtot $1,800, aud state bs % Bartlett in di have recently discovered Ui property to Surah A. Spinks They therefore ask that the value he property be ascertained and they be given a judgment ior the Value of the sume, and UWial ab account be stated. —_— MARRIAGE LICENSES —Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to F. H. Cook and Ela C. Hull, bota of Alexandria, Va: Joun H. Burk and Malvina Cross: Alfred Cook and Soplila “Bruce: John’ K. Stewart, of Virginia, Mary E Williams, of Marylana,” tren \ CHARGE AGAINST & Post OFvice Orrictat.— A warrant has been issued by United States Com- m ssioner Allen, of Brooklyn, for the arrest of As- “ststant Postmaster Charies BL Morton, of that city, Ou charces by special Postal Detecuve Newco A Mischievous Boy. THE PROCEEDINGS OF A COURT OF JUSTICE INTER- RUPTED BY HIS ANTICS. Several days ago there was a case tried in the Police Court in which the members of an Irish family were charged with whipping a family of Russian Jews. Among the members of the Jewish family was a small boy, apparently two or three Years of age, who was the most mischievous boy ever seen tn acourt of Justice. While his father ‘Was trying to make the judge understand how bad- ly be was beaten his youthful sob was swinging on the back of the Judge's chair, which so annoyed his honor that he gave the young man notice to quit. ‘The boy still thought of his father, and he ella over ther i, crawled between the slats and an- noyed his father, who was on the witness stand. After being driven away from his father, he walked Silently over to the water cooler and turned on the water, which Tan hali-way across the room. ‘The janitor, who was sitting in. the corner nodding luis ead, Was awakened by the running of the water from’the cooler. He immediately turned off the water and took the Uttle fellow to task about it. The litle fellow ytood silent for a moment, and when Uhings had quieted down picked up his father’s whip and went for the janitor, who had some trouble in getting it from him. ‘The judge had now lost his patience and informed the bad boy's mother that she would have to take her son in charge, whici she did, but he bezan to sing a song and had to be let free. He again got posses- sion of the Whip, and was attempting to ciear the court room when the case was ended, the bad boy's father coming out victorious, their opponents ing fined. District Government Affairs, CONTRACTS FOR STREET PAVING. ‘The following contracts for street Improvements have been awarded: To Maloney & Knight. for paving C street from New Jersey avenue to 4th. ‘street southeast, with asphalt blocks; same for Paving 4th sireet, from East Capitol to Maryland avenue, with same; H. L. Craniord, A street, from 2d to 4th streets northeast,with asphalt street p.ve- me, B street, fromh 2d to 4th streets north- ‘with Same; same, 3d street, from East Capitol to Marylind avenue; the Barbour asphalt ‘company, New Jersey avenue, trom L street York avenue northwest, with street asphalt pavement; P street, from New Jersey avenue Wo 9th Street northwest; P street, from 15th to 18th streets northwest; R street, from 9th to 14th streets north- west; Lstreet, from Pennsylvania avenue to 26th street northwest; Potomac street, from ECL tO O street northwest; H street, fom 14th to 15th Streets northwest; } street, from 2d to 5th streets northwest; 8d street, from B to Virginia avenue southwest; 13th street, from Corcoran to T street northwest. FLUSHING THE SEWERS, ‘There are four men employed constantly by the District authorities In the night time to flush out the sewer traps and manholes. The fire plugs and @ bose are used for the bald ein the gutters and streets are generally weil washed at such times. ‘These men travel all the Ume, going trom one end of the city to the other in his occupation. ‘A NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING. ‘The Coynmisstoners in session to-day adopted the plans prepared by Mr. Brady, of the building in- ‘Spector's office, tor the new public school on 8 ‘street, between 18th and 14th streets, BUILDING ¥2HMUITS have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follow: Julia T. Scott, to erect @ two-story private stable on alley between 20th and 21st and Hopkins street northwe: 31,000. Geo. T. Dearing, to erect a two- story dwelling on K, between 9th abd 18th streets northwest; $3,000. Miss Mary Douglass, to reu ove Trame; $154. Jas. H. Byram, to erect a two-st dweiling on 13th, between & and H streets south- east; 42,800. C. B. Tanner, to erect a two-story dwelling, Piney Branch road: $2,500. ‘T. W. Hun- Ster, erect a two-story and cellar” dyelling, Ken sSew'avenue; $2,000. Edw rd Godey, repair store, 27th, between K and L streets; $2,500. A Remarkable Prisoner. THE HARDSHIPS SUPFERED BY MURDERER ANDREW KOWLAND IN HIS STRUGGLE FOR LIBERTY. ‘The escape of Andrew Rowland, who was locked in an Iron cage at Atlanta, Ga., adds another chap- ter to the story of a remarkable prisoner. About three years ago Rowland killed his man and escaped. He cluded the vigliance of the officers for | over two years, although he spent most of the time in his old haunts. He was finally caught, convicted, and sentenced to be hanged on the 4th of last April Upto the day on which execution Was Lo have taken place no move had been made to interfere with it. The next day it was ar in several newspapers Uiat Andrew Rowland hud been executed, one of them giving a pathetic death scene, The fact was that at the very last moment Rowland’s attorney made an application for a new trial and the prisoner was given longer lease of lire. One night tp May Kowland, with other prisoners, escay by a rope made of strips of blankets fro1 the second story of the Murray county jul, A week later dogs barking at a ha ‘On the edge of town attracted attention, and the escaped murderer was found huddled up tn the haystack, almost Starved to death and suffering agonies’ trom a. broken leg. It seems that on the night of the escape Kowland was the last to attempt to sip down the improvised rope, which parted, breaking his leg. His companions ‘lett him to help himsell. Rowland crawled into the unused cellar of a house across the street, and remain d hidden there until the Sunday pighy following, when, the family being at church, he dragyed himself into the house in the hope of ing 1 Be could not reach the shelve: on which the edibles happened to be, however, an crawled to the haystack. Having been nursed baci Ww health, he has a second Ume made his escupe from jail, and ts now at large. Married in Fun. ‘THE FREAK OF TWO SILLY SCHOOLGIRLS AND THEIR CADET LOVERS. Misses Lydia and Mary Wyles attended @ young ladles’ senunary at Worcester, Mass. In the same city there 4s also a military ‘academy for young men, and Fred. McNally, of Chicago, and Henry Walling, of Detroit, were students there. ‘The ca-| dets and young ladies had frequent opportunities for getting acquainted with each other at fairs, festivals, and soclatles, and these young peopic Gyidentiy improved every such opporiunity. “Their flirtation was carried on quietly until they had their annual commencements, when the young Judies accepted an Invitation froin their elder sis. ter, Mrs. William H. Ducker, to visit her at her resi- denice in Huguenot Park, New Kochelle, N.Y. They invited thelr young cadet friends to’ accompany them. Tue invitation was accepted, and the tour in due tme made thelr appearance at the Ducker Tesldence, which 18 tn the most artstocratlc portion of New Rochelle. ‘The Duckers received the young men hospi bly, and they seemed very glad to have them to be company for the young ladies. Mr. Ducker’s horses und Carriages were placed at thelr disposal, and they went out riding every day, the blue uniforms, embellished with brass buttons, } a dazzling addition to the gay attire of the { making young ladies. Titugs went on in this manner for 4 week or ten days, when the 30th of June arrived. ‘They went out riding us usual on that day, when | each cadet proposed marriage to his young lady, and each proposal was promptly accepted. Thi grening the two couples appeared beiore Justi Pinckuey, who, percelving they were respectable and apparently of legal age to contract marriage, performed the ceremony without asking any awk: ward questions. ‘The young brides and grooms re- | turned to the Ducker mansion and went to thelr respective rooms, keeping the subject of the mar- riage a profound secret. “After a couple of days the ; cadets went to their homes, leaving thelr brides be- hind thei Four days after that the marriage notices were published in a local paper, and they were shown to Mr. Ducker, Who had not heard of the weddings betore. He was dumbfounded, and at once tuk Steps to set the matter right. He quesuoned his young sisters-in-law, and they unhesitatingly re- piled that tt was true, but tliat it was all a joke. They had not for a moinent a serious and binding contract. ‘The parents or the young cadets were communicated with, and they were also in ignorance been doing. he outcome is that 1 Wilbur F. Storey’s Estate. A LIVELY AND COMPLICATED CONTEST ABOUT THE CHICAGO “TIMES.” A dispatch from Chicago says: “The legal aight over the estate of Wilbur F. Storey, proprietor of the Chicago Times, grows more complicated every day, and a stall army of lawyers are getting their Mngers into the ple. The contest 1s between Mrs. | Storey on the one hand, and the heirs at law, the creditors and the Times management on the other. A. S. ‘Trude, the criminal lawyer, who has been Mr. onsidered that it was | to What their sons had | al steps have | ‘been taken to procure the annulimelit of the mar- | Affairs in West Washington. DR. GRAFTON TYLER ILt.—Dr. W. Bowle Tyler Jeft this morning for Spring Lake, New Jersey, Where he was summoned—his father, Dr. Gratton ‘Tyler, being quite ill. ‘NoTes.— The canal and Tenleytown roads are in Dad condition, caused by the heavy rains and tm- Proper druinage.—The fountain on M street adds greatly to the appearance of Georgetown since the Wler has been turned on, and the general, repairs Of the fountain completed.—The Columbias gave another pleasant hop last evening, It en- Joyed by a large number of guests ——Mumfoni,the celebrated New Orleans carsman, arrived in town lut-iy, and is the guest of the Potmacs. His quar ters afe at the Morgan house. ARRESTED.—OMicer Harbinson arrested last night two colored females, named Mary Beckett and Ad- eline Harris, charged with vagrancy. The law of Georgetown provides these women’ with only twenty days accommedations, while in’ Washing- ton it would be ninety days, ‘SuirPINo NeWs.—Sieamer E. C. Knight left this morning with 1,000 barrels of flour from Pioneer mills 10F New York. CONDITION OF THE WATER aT 7 a. u.—Great Falls, 36 (clear); receiving reseryolr—north connec tion, 96 (clear); South connection, 36 (clear); dustrib- uling Teservolr—influent gatehouse, 96 (c.ear); effluent gatehouse, 36 (clear). Low Ude in the river to-day 5p. m.; Nigh ude, 10D, m, Coat, TRae.—Ten boats, carrying 1,114.11 tons of coal, left Cumberland yesterday. ‘ANAL BOARD.— i he canal directors met in Anna- polis yesterday. ‘The committee on accounts pre sented their report. ‘The president reported a very ghcouraging outlook for trade ou the canal during the remainder of the season. ‘The reducuon in the Wages 0 salaried officers was discusse : and a scale Was presented for tue board's consideration, EX- State Seuator George Peter, of Montomery county, Who ts local counsel ‘or the canal, Was _ before Ue board in reference to @ prosecution of the claiin of the canal company against the federal government j for the retention of Cerwin land belonging to the canal on which the aqueduct at. West Falls, in Montgomery county, was constructed. ‘Ihe board Girected Mr. Peter, 1h conjunction with weir gen- eral counsel, to pursue the claim of the state at once. Mr. Henry Dodge, of this city, saw the board | m regard to his lease of water power for Seneca | mllis, in Montgomery county. A Missixc HeRwit.—Austin Sheldon, the old hermit who has lived for 44 years alone in'the Pike | county wilderness, near Dirgman’s Ferry, Pa., has been ming {rou bls hovel for nearly tree weeks | and it ts belleved that he has either wander away into the woods and died or been robbed of & | small sum of money and a watch be was known to | have in his possession, and then murdered. Shel- | don was nedrly 80 years old. His presence In Pike county was first discovered in the fall of 1850 by a | Party of hunters. “According to his story, he had n ten years in the rock cubin, subsisting’ on Wid. | game and on wild fruit and rodts. Unul seen by the hunters he did not know in what locality he was living or how near to clviiization. A dispatch | from Port Jervis, New York, states that Sheldon | Was Seen In the strects there yesterday, dressed in a Tagged sult of clothes and an oid worn hat. Lavas: Lawss: Lawss: BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 6 8 10, SILES! BILES! SILKS! | corn 806. 8736, NUN'S VEILING, Pure Wool, 20, | NUN'S VEILING, widest double-width, pure wool, all { colors, 3734. BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES.81,reduced to ae iat eae. ges CARTERS, Manxer Space BEAUTIFUL SILK AND WOOL DI GOODS, 50, reducod to 13, eee . BROCADE BLACK SILKS, $1, reduced to 75, NUNS VEILING, pure wool lice style, 50, reduced to COLORED SILKS (finest quality), $1.00, reduced t 5. BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, 50. BLACK SiLKs! ‘BLACK SILKS! i LW) $1.25, $1.50, £1.75, 82. | BLACK Cabhaieiu SHAWLS, Pure Wool, 81.50 j —— 22 CARTERS, 711 Manxer Srack, er 1G* Tre Besr, “IHE CONCORD HARNESS” THE CONCOKD COLLAK, | Wehave on Land a large stock of the Celebrated “CON- | CORD HALNESS.” cial, kinds and deseription, | at Lowest Lrices } gar Couve, Cartage ind howd Harmen a specialty, LUIZ & BHO, | gromanana gatenetess tein ata Hote Every eenuine CONCURL BAKNESS hus nukers time dad Uade-moaey smuueu Gut yi t { LADY WRITES: “I HAVE USED AYER’S SAR- Saparilin in my family for many years, and could uot keep house without it, For the relief of the pains ‘consequent upon female weaknesses und irregularities ‘consider it without on equal.” \/ OT A PARTICLE OF CALOMEL OR ANY OTHET: deleterious substance enters into the composition. of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. On the contrary, they prove of special -ervice to those who have used calomel an other inineral poisons as medi ins, and feel their in- Jurious effect. Inwuch cases Ayer's Hills are inval- uable, ay Rea Scorer Zernve Ghxcuam, YARD WIDE, AND OF THE FINEST QUALITY, 12} CENIS, INDIA 1 INDIA LINENS, 12% centa, INDIA LINENS, 15 cents. INGHAIN CARPETS, 25 cents, FIGULED LAWNS, 5 cents, All Wool WHITE FLANNELS, 18¢,, 200, 26, 250. Black CASHMERES, 46 cts, 40cts, INGRAIN CARPETS, 37 cents. BRUSSELS CAKPET@ 75 centa. FLANNEL DRESS SUITING, 12 cents, TABLE LINENS, 19 cts,, 25 cta,, 30 cts. 37 ct, FEATHER PROOF BED TICKING, 15 ciu., 18 cts, INGKAIN CARPETS, 60 cents, Children’s HOSE, no seams, 16 cts, dren's HOSE, no seams, 22 cts, no geains, 15cta, Ladies’ BALBKIGGAN HOSE, uo seains, 25 ota, OPENING NEW PATTERNS OF BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS, RUGS, ETC, DAILY. TOWSON'S, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Sida, Near 7th street. 32 Ressaxts Or Fis Sux Hose Three pairs Drop-Stitched Silk Hose, in Heht blue siz 8% only, former price, $1.00; temimant price, #1 each, ‘Four pairs Silk Hose, Price, $1 00; remnant priee, 81 per pulr, Four p ins Puin-Colord Silk Hose, two Cardinal, one ight Blue, and one Fink, tn size ouly, former price | $430: rem nt price, #1 per pair | “Sine pairy Funcy Striped Silk Hose, siges 8% and 9 uly, former price. 41.50; remnant price, 81 per pair ‘Teh pairs Shik Hose, soi.d co.ors, silk clocked," light blue, pink and cardinal, these are extra wood value, the sizes are 84 and’) only, former price, $175; remnalit | price, $1.25 per fos, drop-stitehed, extra quality of y Blue, silk clocked, former Ra ‘Two palrs St silk, in size 939 only’; one light pink, and ne wine former price $1.95; remnant p ice, $1.50 per pale. Seven pairs Silk Hose, silk clocke:), solid colors, pink, light blue and wine, size 8 and 9 ouly; former price, 823 renmant price. $1.50 per pair. Five pairs Ribbed Silk Howe, size 83 only: one net, two bronz-. two licht blue: former price, 825; rempant price, $1.75. (Hosiery Departinent, first floor.) Storey’s legal adviser for years,’ and W. C. Goudy, re YARD & another attorney of Mr. Storey, are conductin; te i WOODWARD & LOTHROP, fight for the iast named ee While Judge BOSTON DKY GOODS HOUSE, ‘Trumbull represents Mns. Storey.” E. G. “Asay, ‘ONE PRICE ONLY, another attorney, claims that he 1s Mr. Storey’s | 921 Pennsylvania avenue. 912. street. only legal adviser, and he has presented a petition | _!y24 for the transfer of the case to the federal court. | This petition ts signed by Mr. Storey himself, but Lawyer Trude sayy tue signature 1S a forgery, and insinuates that Mrs. Storey did the sighing. Now Lawyer Asay threatens to horsewhip Lawyer ‘Trude, Dut the latter says he will be in. the vicinity When Any sue attempt is made, and offers to bet Lawyer Asay $10,000 that Mr. Storey cannot hold pen in his hind. "Its generally believed that Law- Yer Trude is a creditor Of Mr. Storey and that he has had much t say recently about the manage- ment of the paper. He clalins that the paper tas been well managed and has made a great deal of money. He ts convinced aiso that Mr. Storey. 1s Wreck and that a conservator ‘should’ be ap. pointes.” Assovurex Pune FO % EY oT rela ¥ Ak ne ees BP AA ES ERE dy 1 64 oO Ww Bf DDD. = tud others of falsifying pay rolls of the office. Morton bus been missing several days, PowpER Co., 106 Wall street, N. Reseasts Or Att Sux Broca. DED GRENADINE. Free #8 perpen renee ee ee Ta ee per yard, mane price for fi ade gee No. Sood 1 rennant of al SUK Breside Stable, g | a Te uae Dice, ‘$1.50 per yd; remnant price for the 8 v. 55,574. 1 remnant all Silk Br Grenadit | saath, 1 gemnant a Stk Brocade Grenadin 1g Pee yd; remnant price, Si pear rd. No. 77. Lremnaut uli silk Satin Striped Grenadine, ioe | 344s regular price #3 per il eanant ice OM sant So | _ No. 85. 1 rempant all Silk Satin Striped Grenadine 4) yds. soe uae: price, $1.50 per yd; remuant price for 4: Sus. 84, ‘No. 78. 1 remnant all Silk Basket Croche Gi | Bigg euler price, 81.50 per yd; remnant price for: Sods Xo, 109, 1 remnant Gitomse stripe alt Silk Grenadine, 6 Cular P : PeMnan| ie goes Cre t price for the io. 31.059. 1 remnant Morie Stripe all Silk and W: Bu Dice, 81.75 per yd; remot a ee muna in da, conaisting of Gros Grain, Gre ae toe Merveltfeus. “Surah and Hing : Watered SUK, in dark garnet rats and ney Bene Hi fore mer price, $1.00 (per dc reninaut price Fevunane strived satin ali gh auch goes NEE PAL Grea Grou Grate BUA atia lee Has ethan item coke rawberry. 10 Feyular price, €1 per'yd: remuadl price 86. i WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DIY GooDs HOUSE, ‘ONE PRICE ONLY. ya) pera. "| CITY AN summer Feit and sum Balance: n Full stock of AUR. C. Lewis’, 920 70h ML. Augenstein, S177! Washbollers, % sheets low cost. at R. Goldsehi at Be mids, ers or mi Painted French’ china ice 4 Qt. 15c; covered oval tin size 11¢; extra dinner sel lefu; pres ‘cream set, 19 pieces, only Tated, odd shape, Engl Still Further Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ $1.50 Jersey and O: Ladies’ $1 hand-made 0} Ladies’ 80c. Kid House 8) Misses and Child’s Low Boys’ $1.25 Low Shoes redi at No. 1947 Pennsylvania Tackle, Cutlery, &¢., will ing at? p.m. Great barg for ladies and gentlemen, Every deilcacy; polite at first hoor. = 1s also kept on the steame! taken properly. It has people in thts city, whose Beer.” Shtletly one price hat and wise und buy at wise and buy at Franc’s, D streets, ing Store n.w. 12 Silver-plated Teas} ns, week, at “Boston arlesy. Dr. W. S. Cline, strict, pure article, free 12 sumption, ‘Try it. or lack of strer Barley Malt Whiskey. It i but Dufty’s Pure rley Mi pure Malt now Well, 12 For a Poor, Tired Many People at Year are suffering from reak It up 80 quicl Whiskey. ‘Try It. ‘Thornton’s romton, corner ‘Bulumord, Md. you are to use. He w! commended by the best crisis in fevers. ‘Try 1t. ugh o1 Ask for Wells’ “Rough best thing he ever knew bottle. “Alderney Fresh Alderney Butter, and delivered in of our summer Neckwear at Gentlemen’s Gauze Undervests, 25c., N.Y. pattern Jean Drawers, 28 to 44 in... 80c.; | Regular made Fr. Half Hose, 2 pair for Very fine white lawn Ties, 2 dozen tor 25c.; Lines ‘style you want, 2 for %c.; and Gents’ Trav. Trunks; ‘New Fall Styles Gentlemen's Hats now N. B.—Price plainly marked kat 7 washbo lors bres cedar wash tub, zinc Yashboard, 50 clothes pins, 99c.; 4 ple plates, 10c.; meat gel ve tae te ae Gecorated with moss rose and glit line, $4.76. Baby carriages, retrigerutors and trunks 10 per cent De on application at our office. ‘Try it punts “and Just the ‘article tor tu patients, I will nereatter prewc rag tie. Teespectiully, aoe ITEMS. SUMMER RESORTS. | _PROPOSALS. = wr Hats at cost; cost; ec. 300. tbe Land Raw imeachha. 1 th street Northwest, doz. teaspoons: to atch 36 doz. ebony- ishpans, 10, 12 and ; covered Almost Given Away To-‘errow Only, 812-7th St. n.w.; colored or white Paper 96 sheets for 15c; flat "Japanese tans 4 for Se; mucilagy 3 bottles for ‘selssors 5c; | Browh’s French noe dressing € a Moti: 10 qt dish pans 11¢; 2 qt. 14¢; Teal majolica cream pitcn- figs ubac of boxes Soe; handsome hand cream saucers 9%; cake Plates to match 15c; tin tollet sets, 8 pleces, assorted colors only $1.37; 2 qt covd, tin buckets 4 Qt. 18c; 1 qt. cova. saucepans 4c; 2.qt. 7638 utter, ketties 18: fruit cans 8 for 10¢; crystal glass Ice cream salicers {ith handles 3 for 10c; cut glass dishes 9c; larger 18c; handsome decorated ciuina 118 pieces $13.97, worth $22., (only one | Last sets 4 pieces 7c: com| 6 for 19¢; handsome decorated Engi sets, 100’ pieces, only $11.49, worth $19., (only 8 left); crystal glass Water sets, 4’ pieces, only 48¢; 1. ice ris on stand ‘china dinner 68e; picnic mugs $e; 1 1b. tea or coffee canister 8c; ple plates § for 10¢; 9 deco- China chamber scts with or without Jar below cost; also my entire stock of baby earrlages, traveling trunks and Tefrigeralors ‘Will be offered at a great gacrifice. 1 Reductions! At Hahn’s, 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. $2.50 hand-sewed French Kid Low Shoes, $2. $1.25 Jersey Lily Slippers, 8c. x ford Sli) a. eos pers, 5c. hoes and Slippers at cost. Gent’s$5.50 best hand-made Low Shoes, $3.50 ands GenU’s $1.7 Solid Ties and Low Button, $1.25. Genvs $1.75 Imitation Laced Congress, $1.25. tuced to 75c. ‘The Auction Sale avenue of Guns, Rifles, be continued every even- rains may be expected. 1 Johnson’s Restaurant, 440 and 442 9th st. n. w. tention. Ladies’ saloon The “Vienna Cabinet Beer” r George Leary. 6 Duffy's Pure Barley Malt Whiskey will cure any case of dyspep-a or indigestion if cured some well-known pamics ‘auny, De dourned Papa Moelich, | in Georgetown, runs the famous “Vienna Cabinet, ‘The Only gent’s furnishing store in rices cheaper than the cheapest. Be ue price, corner Tih and Big Bargains, panic prices, 796 7th st. Mourn- “I Have Made a Careful Analysis of your Duffy Barley Malt Whiskey, finding it en- uirely free from fusil oll, an cordially recommend AL W the Medical Proression for tts purity. ‘A. ARENDT, “Consulting and Analytical Chemist.” Rogers & Bro.’s 99c. halt dozen, for one Store.” 6 Bicycle Shirts at Auerbach’s, 7th and H.em,w,t Physician and Surgeon, ‘You's Brook, Shenandoah County, Va, Duily salt Whiskey Co., BALTiMong, sp. Gentlemen: I find the sample Malt Whiskey & from any hurtful im- tor tubereluous W. 8. CLine: Dr. Flora A. Brewster Had More Suc- cess with Duffy's Barley Malt Whiskey than she id with cod liver oll for a very bad case of con- If You are Troubied with Lassitnde hand _ene1 use Duffy's Pure will pula you up. “Try are Going on a Sea Voyage Pure Barley Malt Whiskey. prevent sea-sickness When used at the meals i It will ‘Try 12 Dr. James J. O'Dea, of New York city, the great authority on insanity, writes that he Uses novaing else in his ractice a8 a stimulant ait Whiskey. ‘Lry 1t, 12 44 East Fortieth Street, New York Crry, Sune 19, 1884. ‘Tue DUFFY Mat WHISKEY Co., BALTIMORE, Mp. Gentlemen: For five years my wife has been a great sufferer from Dyspepsia and by many con- sidered incurable. About two months ago a firm in your city sent her as a gift a half dozen of your yhiskey, which she used before each meal and belore ‘retiring at night, always one-third whiskey to two-thi it having completely cured” her. therefore, ‘take much pleasure in to others similarly afflicted. Yours, sincerely, ‘Water. She 1s JouN H. HENDERSON. Mother Nothing ts so great as Duffy’s Pure Barley Malt Whiskey. No nursing mother should be without it. ‘Try it 12 thiv Season of the malaria. Nothing will as Duffy's Pure Barley Malt 2 Emui ion of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites ot Lime {ind Soda for coughs, colds, congun ‘Amy nutrition and general debility; easy anc totake. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold ‘Large bottles, 50c. “Manufactured by ‘slltimiore and Harrison paired. We If You Have a Case of Typhold Fever in your family ask your physician what stimulant i md Ail vell you Dufiy’s Pure Bar oy Malt Whiskey, ds it is the only stimulant re- Physicians during the m Corns.” ‘on Corns.” 18¢. complete cure. Hard or soft coms, warts bunious 3 Dr. John L. Caldwell, suys that Duffy's Pure Barley Malt Whiskey is the f Baltimore, for sleepl gla, and melancholia. He has written a lewer re- gouhmending it vo the medical profession. “Try a Wagons.” churned every morning, “pound “Ward” prints, 8c. per New Meare. Cleveland's Grand Victory March, price 35 cents, ‘Washington High School March, price 30 cents, White Plume March. Introducing the of the Siitre the Wine Plame Woven” Price 90 santa” Published and for uale by JOHN F. ELLIS & 00, dylé-1m 937 Pennsylvania Avenue. near 10th strest. | n | Noazwarxzreco, Crorame (2tPennsyivaniaiva FOR HOT WEATHER, NOAH WALKER & 00, (ct Pennsylvania Ava a NOAH WALKER & CO, tPepnsyivanis Ava NOAH WALKER & 00, ‘suite. Cinna seer ne gS NOAH WALKER & 00, Fon Rn eos Penneyivania Ava. Dray dots Veo a ners KOAH WALKER & 00, ska cae (it Pennaylvania Ave iri | NOAH WALKER & 00, so. es (tPennayivanis ave WOAH WALKER & 00, - |. @t Pennsylvania Ava, Noau WALKER 200, "OAH WALKER&OO, €25Pennaylvanis Ave, e324 626 Pennayivanis Avs: Best as THE woRLD: UPPER Wk YOUR GkOCER f Bh H. & 8, W. CATHERWOOD, thi aAbenrHla myt-tea SUMMER RoaRD. ect from beach: good bathing ad Sshine bout une al from Lower Cedar Fins term j- Charles county, Md. s rs ‘NEW MINNEQUA HOTEL fs now open for guests, dy23-3t__ Minnequa Springs, Bradford county, Pa. | GHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS SHEN-, | Sandesh co. Va. Stra, 4 ‘owner. | Hound tep Hoxets vi Bad O. raliroad. Fer, ‘terma apd circulars address as above. : IVER SPRINGS S. MMER KESORT, DR KP Rooker es HOUSE LOCATED ABOUT 100 MPROVEMENT OF POTOMAC KIVEK NEAR WASHINGTON, D.C PROPOSALS FOL DREDU- U_S Proneern Orries, | ALE | BUN THROUGH WITHOUT STOPS | IN 90 MINUTES, Via Ritbari Sie wipnmegertingetes | noeftticrmem [sunt mane |uStteltynm tees he x erat, $36 100056 per month of four weeks, Some | Tonpct uemncemorynd fotomaes Nalicee to Pie, | iid and opened timed wily Sheratter moans eekly OUT sth October et. gan, | Sein See aaa | tee Sod crate cad Sr CT aa ‘Sasim Nototuewectaorumet | Sugg an See eat enn eee ae ar mation, apply as 10 | Northeast Corner of 13th street and Pennsyivania ave. tae ly ey Seated ds. tn ti iicates for" Dr heius th | Maton Butmoreand Fotomac Hadmoat | plot Powe oan fr Dn in he i it tie office antl) TEL mi” NEUNESDA\, AUC Us” TWENTIETH. tsa and opened nia, diately | J. R WOOD, Gen. Passenger Agent sy10 Architect U.S Gm Si St MASE. PUGH, Gen. Manner | 'ihearprorimate amount of dredetne wi be 1,000 000 | S,unty, Md. —Salt-water j. ne view of | ABE PeNBER ON, ASBURY PARK curse yore. —— {ne Potomac. “Fish crave aud oysters every. @ Srst-claes. farpliy: bows front os ist bch propossis must te wate, posal Terme S128 far day. No. change for Babin, | All modern iuyrovenienta sri wus demined anformat) cam be hd frait medical attention or medicine. ‘Take any steamer | Terns #4 20 $3 smo day: 83 to ne sin fice Npicime SONS RM eONE ap. | Mim FEMBELT N » rege - SUMMER HOMES ROPOSALS FOR MARBLE AND kANIT | RRER IER HOES 5, OXFORD, MD. 11.500 SORE ES hoox, > Pa TERMACE CS CATTFOL Salt Water Bathing. Boatiue and Fishing: Cciltaining ist of Stunmirr Hots i+ und Boarding Houses ANCHITECI'S UPBICE. C8. t situated immediately on the water: large ver- CWE Sivng Hutson river and ine Cucit pontine Houses Jy 20, 1 | andas and plent sccom-. s tering, sttrections. maps aud illustrations, sent to any Proposals will be reocived at this office uutl TW: LVE. Fpodations af, siphon ply ar: | addrese_upou application, with thrve-cent stamp, to OCLOCK M, the TWENTY TXTH INST, for furnimh- icy oem wits tee ee ra Oyaer eet | Kote Be Lina ee ere Amt Nexstar She Cuthbert te Mr Proprietor. ea SS ee = Se | stepw and nant ots cai | (CHAPEL POINT HOU-E ON THE PoToMac, ss | “fi sMduiaht cure at nat thin of OTEL COLUMBL Catince waniacin Tee ero Vian and sjectmeatons enn been at this ore, 'H OCEAN aeAce. AR eet Se Ly ee Desirably located within 150 feet of Large Parlora, Hialinatd Music Room ‘Splendid bathi ; i & i ; MENT COX. ‘Thousand Inland house. 268 "week. CLE! & SOUTHGATE. Proprictors. Similar inducements at Long Beach and | ath for recertion of wueste: boating. bathing J Peeprakon wees ce POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, j | tuatl &e.; terms per day, $1.50. week €) to 81d. steaturt | Gs HALL, | 2i-lin* —_ + nee, Pas Props. a oe een = vol a ay 8 to SARATOGA SPRINGS, | eens ea rull cise of te wean Says up. and Chaps wheel Legere Acccommodations unsurpansed LEER [| jyrg ome "ie hate we a TARY Sek TON meee eh 5 a Pace reel Seni eta Sl rooee st 621) | Sax am SORE HOG RENIGEOTS = Tears wet. ACH. DELAWARE will cle for re Hoa of eurate JNE tet, tte. "Fine nal LOWSMITH STi’ WHARF \OLONIAL BEACH HOTET., WESTMORELAND COUNTY, VA. Ct age EAE CORY F hed. steamers. SPECIAL EXCUSIONS by. Arrow GW. JACKSON, Manager. Branch office: 1921 Fst. Washington, D.C. Jy5-2m Atlantic City, N. J. mse, Good board: low rates: lange airy rooms: ‘ved yarlors, Drosd Tawns. ewiuge hot ath Sso-um JAMES BRADY, £0 Box TUF tifull; situated cn Ocean Pathway, Grounds and Leach and frout ng park; uobstruc ocean vii w: terms, $8 to $12 Bre BS. BELIOGG, Box -083, 2-1 SUNSET HALT. ‘of the: HOTEL—ASBURY PARK, N.J. AVON RN, KEY EAST BEACH. N. 3. Jyneture of ocean and river. New house, new faraivure, ‘all conveniences, including” gus, elevator and warus an Gold sea water baths on three fuori, send for illus- “ABEASON AT AVON INN.” dy1-2m Address B. H, YARD. T ior the season Uhder hew manscemeut Loca~ aaa Ith and com PRENOVO HOTEL—A DELIGHT! CL MOUNTATS resort, twelve hundred feet above the level of the Kem: located at Renovo. Clinton county. 1a, an the P- SEK Handsomely furnished room jane d “Rates fur this seasou $8, $10 and $12 per week. Special rates to parties reuminin one month or more. Free from walaria snd mosquitoes. for iurther itor: mation addivss JOHN FLUKE, Prop, $e25-1m ded rates Dy the week oAtdicas for cats, ats ‘ING, THE ORIGE IN ASBUR: PARK, N. J. Xo. 73d avenue, Entirely pew 10 yarde vin beac. ism M.LUUDENSLAGER, Box 86. FP 5WiGS FOTEL AND st SOHN vi duced rates ter BE KEMONT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N, J., ABOUT rie ee ir rac eewan ro ‘tecne com Sr ted to ea Tera a8t. G10 per week.” Dedcota) “MUS, C FERGUSON: (pe saws, ? ‘BEACH HAVEN, N. J. feat Entirely new and elegant. The best on the Atlantic coast. Capacity. 00, First season. Now open. For particulars address 4y23-wfmim GEO. W. KITTELLE, Proprietor NQEN0OD HALL SITCATED IN THE Most Jovely part of Asbury Pari 100 4x da from deach.“Maymifcent ocean vicw.” First-clawe accommodations for 135 uest. Special faraly, Tales. Mc L. MCCRAY, Box 14i. een GPEAY VIEW, OCEAN GLOVE: N. J; ERONTING 9, four ‘with verandas} 6 thive fronts; drainage and ‘veutilat‘on per fect. ‘Taree airy rooms: accommodations for S00'euesta. Mre. JUSEPH WHITE. Fs SBURY PARK, N. J—THE VICTORIA, ‘Now open. One block from ocean, Accom Roaation Tor ap. (Gas and “al rr fazzas. Keduced rates for May. abd Juni “rayl-Sin ‘shes 8. KEMPE. 'TAEFORD HOUSE AND READ COTTAG:S, AT- SU SSHC GIES 3 olen athe gear, te ae iuent offers frsi-cluss accommodations" Adres J iL HUGILL, Proprietor. my23-3m ‘3 ISLAND, VA. THE ONLY BEA- Cee SIbE (RE ORT in SaRGINEA toa? channel and shark fishing and euipe shooting’ ‘Terma: 82 per day, $11 ber week, $40 per month, Epcretone every Monday, Wedueaday sud Borage ‘The Beltimore aid Washiniton steamers make close ‘connection with the Northim) ton. Hotel PA Steliugh Address 3. SPADY Joop GPAND VILLA, ATLANTIC CITY, SEA END OF ‘Connecticut avenue: full ocean view: ac-; all conveniences. Gi Sosrertetrigaae: fal eas vie 0 6 nag sorption ese pty wot, ae ELLE VIEW, ASBURY PARK .N. J._FOURTR Taare eee I As oer Seren fel bony eels ay vas ae TYLER del4-2m_ ONE BLOCK AGE COTTAGES. CAPE MAY. NJ from (he beach and in fall view of the ocvan. Aye pointments first clam. “Open June ist. Accominoda> Hon foro. rbot ON ‘ers 3 ASTFORD” HALL, OXFORD, MD. a wei anown aa Soe EOE RR ee Panis aba telerfapis communicado wick the werk “Address, 32-2" SAMUEL NORRIS, Prop.. Oxford, Md. family resort will be of ucats INDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS.BLUE MOUN- Wik Spriues, athe horse. unin, Gireulirs at Pareto Wniteneronrs: La ave, or address A.M. JELLY. New Windsor. Mad. mi3~ ARLTON, OCEAN AVENUE, ATLANTIC CECE RJ within ity andy of Beech: t unobstructed. oceatl view” Toone. Newly furnished throusiout. f table. Fetus moderta "has, 8.3. WOODWARD Side SBURY PARK, NJ, THESAINTCLAIR Aeebeh metre, wre MY view. co) . Shi hot eca water bathe ext door.’ ‘Mra Mi “RAUN- DEES. jeleow LTON'S SUMMER RESORT WILL BE OPENED TORE Sa NOT TEE Resort ia beautifully situated on the Whnlls below Washington.” Pah crabs mundance: plenty: shia water, aud io moet itoen, Te S251 day. EP Se INE CITY, N. J. teat 5 “MANSION. ae: THE LARGEST HOTEL OPEN ALL THE YEAR ‘Roomd single, double and en suite. Recently enlarged sand faraiohed with aif snodern tn ta. ‘my6-sm ‘CHARLES MGLADE. Proprietor. iver smith on WEDNESDAY MORMING® and SATURDAY NIGHTS. Salt water luxuries ime unexcelled. Terma: $2 per day, $10-$12 per week, $35-840 per RADY HOUSE, ARKA\SAS AVENUF, BRaaee attnde onesquare trom the cmloat sehr cm OSEANGROVE.N. J THE MANCHESTER, BEUA- Detweeh Camp Five miles south of Lon Branch, charmingly located HE COLORADO, OCEAN BEACH, N. J.—NOWe| ble unsar-.| ny. and the finest and safest surf bathiuuecn th * 2 for Nomi and intermediate tautic come: Many imrovements’ reine mada, enviines. srtuentg Toemdaye, ESP 2 810 per week. B)ecial arTauswiiet rmaaye a kt -Curtioman, Nonitn Enilles® endl tur circulant mshi i96 | clemuent'e Bag, and” ihterwbedisle latinas Teun mys-am WALTER BUN Fridays. ‘On Satur (CAHILL, HOUS™, Asnony iB Oh rrr tapas ie uierumadiate ion of esta T NOLPOLK, FORTRESS MONKOE AND THE SOU UH, FOMAC STEAMLOAT COMPANY'S _ popular FORGE LEARY leaves 7th strect whart on, haturdsys ot 6p, int and Cornheld Harbor gultie ai it reduced “Fate Oy Oakland Hotel, Oakland, Ma. irewstn O uy 10-3 (PE BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, THE ELEGANT NEW LOTEL OF THE BLUE RIDGE HOTEL comPsNT Located in the Biue Rider Mountaina, upon the live of | tie Western Maryland ailro done mule weet of VEN-MAR, | and 72 miles from Paltimore, | aloard 4 Roauuke, Ocean View and’ Virginia Mesch Oe of the leaditg hoteix, under the matvaxcimeut of ‘WiLL OPEN JUNE TENTH. ares ak anak wrcured a ran HALEN, of XX. Git. 2d er day: Soci! | | Thin Hotel hes teen _eularevd and maprownd, and te | oft ind Taam can te ercured at Baltimore ant Tatee to femllleaGrabd hop Saturday cyemuse "Prot, | grateiein alt iutartoinernt So ey WS DENNBYARDE oF B.¥. Cy, Master of | Mates gs and eid per day” Special rates by the 2M Avenue: at Bt Mare Rotel, Polkisihern's. te : | w Peamnytsi INVIGORATING s ’ Mae tw FUKL bea RES b> | 2a fzprese will call for and check Lagyuee frou ire JAMES FO SHANNON. | MPSS netaaveal daily util 3 jo muinutcs walk from beac NORFOLK AND FORTRFSS MONROR., ee FIRST-CLASS FARE, $1. ROUND TRIP. 61.50, The Elecaut Steamers LAKE and MOSELEY leave Sixth etre t whart MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI DAY. at 5:30 pan.and sa. UKDAY, stp. m., Ketarn- ARGYLE, OCEAN END CONNECTICUTS aM avenue,Atiantic City,N.J. Fine ocean view. @/ Tron ch, Near warm weg ims 1K, BAL tion’ fort, Mire Mt tue MONDAY Morning. SORE ES OLENA BOSONS eae os Passaue and rooms secured at Band O. ticket office, BE CARLTON, ASBURY PARE 3 3. 7wO $ Mth street and Pa ave.: 0, T. Thompson, 902 Pa ave.; locks from nea frout; fur ocean view from plazas, Re General office, Sixth atreet wharf, Telephone call 731-4 il roqulattes for coutort; #10.t0 817. Special rates for ‘co poroman LAXDINGS, Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY an@ FRIDAY, 7a. m.—Fare 20, ‘Vis steamer for charter cheap, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenitym. 3y6 POTOMAC THaNsroRTATION Line | | The Steamer SUE. ont, 4S. IT I8 NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE, BUT OUR) ¥ | | gen | Tanda SUNDAR sci eh Weaving whuet at Apa; ley: ang Battimon tor Wi FRIDAY tS pam Freught received nnul opin saturdays ONE All fuver tr ichit mrust tse preyed. | AVOWED PURPOSE TO MAKE SWEEPING REDUC- | Pesscuger: HOU Uuegualled j ae Apply to PLLLULNSUN & BRO. Arent mh3-6m ‘th street whaet. | TIONS IN OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. WE | Meee | s 4 STEAMER = CORCORAN Leaves Tth-stroet wharf daily cexcept Sunday) for MB Vermonat 10 c'luck aun, returning, reaches Washing LL. BLAKE, Captain. ARE NECESSARILY COMPELLED TO DO THIS PREVIOUS TO ANNEXING THE NEXT DOOK | | BUILDING. | i} 5 i é F STEAMERS. EVERY ONE KNOWS WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR; THEREFORE, RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM SOILED, WE WILL SELL THEM NOW, AND GIVE OUR PA- TRONS THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION. OF COURSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL WE HAVE IN THIS DEPARTMENT, AND ENUMERATE THE | PRICES, 50 WE WILL ONLY MENTION A FEW | SPECIAL ARTICLES—FOR INSTANCE : A GOOD NIGHT GOWNS, EMBROIDERED YOKE WELL MADE, AT 690, NG AT FROM YiEK 40, Oneoox.....Wed., July 90. Savi Wed., Auv. 6, Ontos! z rug 13 (Ganaaa Bormsia....Wed."Awe 20. AUMaNia. AND. EVERY WEDNESDAY +KOM KATES OF PASSAUL—800, 880 aud tone dations ‘stcerauce at very low rates. Steer ge tickets from Law srpeel Bid Queetiecowi aid all Uther parts Of Europe ak foment Ta Through bills of lagen given for Belfaxt, Ginarow, Haste, Antwerp aud ‘other ports ou the Cuntibent, and jor Mediterranan ports For freight abd panuxe apply at the Company's office, No. 4 Buwliug reeny or beth Burcrace ead ‘Can 6 — | OTES BIGELOW & C6 605 7th at, Wastitiyeton. D.C A BETTER GOWN, WITH YOKE AND FIVE) ee Ee bate eo UTIS BIGELOW & CO. PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT 810.; FORMER PRICE 81.20. MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS, 86 AND 58 INCBES | LONG, 980. THIS GOWN TS A SPECIAL FEATURE | PARTICULARLY AS IT IS LONGER THAN THE AVERAGE GOWN. CAMBRIC CHEMISE, WITH LACE AND EM- BROIDERY YOKES, 9%; GOOD VALUE AT 81.25. | POUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE. | DBAWERS TO MATCH THESE, SAME PRICE. LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS, KEALLY THE CHEAP. EST EVER OFFERED. A SPLENDID COTTON SKIRT, DEEP CAMBRIC RUFFLE, TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE AND FINE TUCKING, AT 9 SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED RUFFLE AND TUCKING, 980, = ' IN OUR MISSES AND CHILDREN'S DEPART-| MENT, WE WILL MAKE YOU A REDUCTION OF 33% PER CENT OFP MARKED PRICE, FROM THIS | YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE AKE SINCERE IN | our assentions St Le urent, de Joussclin, Wednesday, July 30, 11 aan, Normandie. Frangeul, Wedmesday 6 5am, Ther, Wednesday. Auk. 1, 10m, ma. vente, ‘Aweute for Waslutyton, D.C. {ORTH GERMAN LLOyD— Symamsuur Link Betwres New vom, Haven, JONDON, ROUTHAMETON a} Ex, of this company will wail EVERY WED. iter at lowest eaten pete So naw & TZhvOTT & CO. 005 Teunsylvania avenue ‘mort Went, CHAS. WALTEI, 842 D sins, Aweula for Waah- en yal _FAMILY SUPPLIES. Pore Vinzersita | SEILLEs, INDIA INI | DuEssEs, | i COBSETs:! CORSETS! ; 5000 PAIRS AT A LARGE REDUCTION. WE SHALL DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THESE MAKES, AND WILL SELL THE LATTER aT a JOHN H MAGRUDER FINE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. 1417 New York Avenue, = Gi a WEE? CATAWBA. GREAT SACRIFICE. 398 LANSBURGH & BRO, sé 42-42.4% SEVENTH STREET Tas Poroan Warum Prace CAPE MAX, Is reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD In two hours from Philadelphia Fast express trains, ‘with Parlor Care attached, are run during the stason at convenient hours, and passengers will find on thelr ar rival at the ‘NEW BROAD STREET STATION, PHILADELPHIA, ‘Union Transfer coaches sid horse cars ready to trins- fer direct to the station of the at the foot of Market street. ‘For tickets, bagyage checks and full information, sp- Bly as follows: ‘Northeast corner 15th street and ‘Station Baltimore and Potomac J. BR. WOODS, General Passenger Agent. Srrrso Goops. The largest and best selected stock of SUITINGS ‘ever offered for gentlemen to select from at the LEALING TAILOKING ESTABLISHMENT OF WASHINGTON. 7 H.D.BARR, | ¥ mnlT 1111 Pennsylvania avenue. NOTICE 10 HOUSEKEEPERS i im| CP RES ‘CALL AND EXAMINE. ‘coo - STERLI igs ALLS Trees i EP EAs Sars AU GT TGA. aa RELIANCE, GOLDEN HILL. WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROA, ‘BREAD AND BISCUITS ‘Wholesale Depot, comer Ist street and Indiana avenue jet Wh. M. GALT & CO. " GAS ENGINE. ES eeeg CreaeeeES = : . J. U. OMEARA & ©O., ‘1367 Pennaylvanis Avenus, Ave selling their entire stock—Guns, Rifles, Outlery, ‘Toola, Tackle, Notions, Musical Instruments, Jewelry, ‘Hardware, &c., st auction, every evening. at 7 p.m. ‘Bargains can behad. Sec auction sdvertisement, y7 ‘ Bo!