Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1884, Page 4

Loc ‘The Weather. Orrick oF THE CHIEY SIGNAL OFFICER, D. C., AUSUst 1, 1584, 9:90 2m. nlc States, generally fair ly Winds, becoming vartabie, nges th tetuperature, higher barometer. weather ts indicated for Nex © Atlantic states and partly | talus {oF the upper Ms- les. sight eh For saturday, tat England and the eloudy weather and Sissippi and Missourt Hany’s Gurar Creanixe Sate — Gent's hand-stitched low shoes $2.50 and $4 “ solid low button and tes, $1.25. Ladies’ hand-swed French kid low shoes $2. $1.50 Jersey Luly and Oxtord slippers $. © $B Jersey Lily slippers, 85: © $1 band-se wed opera slippers Boe. kid honse sitppers oe. Fine kid button boots worth $3 now $1.95. S16 7th street and 192 Pennsylvania avenue. Inox sates repatred:speaking tubes J.H. Kuebling. Buny’s Pirstssewa cures all kidney and bladder | gieases $1. Feesenw’s Ice Cues Suipped any wuere out of town, amps axtingutshed at ‘About 9.40 © ck last evening a colored man = iil with emumps, | fennsyivanta ave rearried the man pital He foot of 14th = aired Wagon te Sto a Schouner anchored at tthe nt that the tuxboat ted schooner and bad ed 1 with no | Whatever, usd consequently wag not dalnaged. | A quartets, consisting of Messrs Maudsley, Bunter, ingham, with T. B. Aruoid | Bs pt ny the “Saturday Evening | club” tomorrow ev See advt. ‘The money of Mrs. Jesse Mater has not yet deen | surrender, and the presitent of the Ei Ings tank, Bu Where itis deposited, leaves the insutution for he doubts” whe 1e Lume to come: a tonis trouble with acolored man uted Simms, wientloned tn ‘s Sra, Mr. Juues He Spilman states % BbOUL Len ceutsas he is not indebted to Simms, Dut that Simms endeavored to ties In the strugsie which ¢ Aujured by abuttie Which Lad become broken in the Biview. ‘Transfers of Heal Estate. Deeds in fer have teen Med Ungton a ms, to se, ds eT Cla dt) M8, sg pichnorn to" Bradi Totes 18; | T to W. McKeazie, lot 19, ~«. | 7 ae ie to We Seite i ig Si Sisk Same to Cura Allee Wilbon, sub. Shere Nancy Richards wr Jacob Kiler, te 25 | youn He Sina _ lute. Sp GR Kobe“is, pi. a, de ul, trustees, to dummies £ Bla You et ab, trustees, to Juhi $008 Frank utchinas? Career. TTDE SAN FRANCISCO MURDERER'S LIFE IN THIS CITY— BIS RELATIC 1eTis. Frank E. liutelins, who murdered Mrs. Je ‘Stuns at ete u Francisco rrcently, and ts now walt- | Separated the Potomues Liat Ma THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C BRIDAY. AUGUST 1, 1884. img Sport, with Man Mistapes i MS CARRIED OFF BY THE POTOMAC CLUB— FOULS AND ACCIDENTS IN SEVERAL KACES—A WARD STRUGGLE IN THE FOCR-OARED RACE. The Potomac river regatta, which was held yes- terday afternoon, wae a complete success, not- Witustanding an Unusual number of fouls, which are always deprecated on such occasions. ‘The at- tendanee was unusually large aud a great deal of enthusiasm and excitement manifested among the spectators. The heavy rains had made a very swiit current and poor time was predicted, THE JUNION SINGLES, ‘The Mrst race for Juntor singies was called a few moments after four o'clock. The only starters Were Suiithson, of the Pototaacs, and Perley, of the Analostans, the former being the favorite. Perley the start, rowing 96 strokes, Smithson rowing ‘Lhe latter pulled to the Vinginla side out of the rent, but Perley Increased Ins lead) several hein the tirst half mile. At uke mile Smith- Son put ON a spurt whien soon put kim even with Perley. At the mile and a quarter Smithson led by lengths Perley gave up the race, and did, hot Guish, “Suuithson's Une was 12:18, THE SENIOR FOUKS. ‘The second race for senior fours was looked upon a3 the maln event of the day, and would have been @ magtreent struggle but for an unfortunate foul which occurred when the race was but one-third Towed. ‘The starters were Potoas, Virgiula shore: Elizabeths, center, and Columbias, Mury- nd shore, latter were the general favorites, and Were lies ‘The Po Lomaes cot off Hirst, rowing 44, the Elizabeths sec ond, af 46, and the Columbias last, ut 40. In the Hirst quarter the Pototaes and 'Columblas were about On even terms, With the advantage a trifle in fevor of the former. "ihe Elizabeths were over a length belind, bUC at Uuts polar Uhenseives together and spurted, Bow past the Combis In the Potomaes bad gl both. At the lhl Uae Columbias Were pressing for Seevid pltee, ata When bow and bow with the Ellzabeths, they sheered over into the Euzabeths! Water and the Oars struck. The bowoar of tbe ths threw up hiis lad to claim a foul, but Waite veered off, and 1€ looked ss though the ‘race fowed Un lis merits. “He could hot keep straight, aud im halt a dozen strokes the Uwe boats were tgetiier and stopped. Betore they vd a lead of elgut after the toul they gathered Pushing their th oF ten dengths ‘Whe Elizabe spurted “away Irom the Columblas, who seemed de denoratt ‘Vhe latter rowed towards the V winuln, themselves for subsequent races. the Potwiiucs, and lesscued, dsoulewhat In the next halt wile, but the Fotomacs bad the race Well 1n Nand and dropped AU the tlle the Eitzaveths ng off ay u e Tull 1orce Of the current as tt Swul ’s polnt, aud vost considerable head th conscquence. “Here Ue Puiomacs quick: the:r stroxe to 44 and crossed the line duzen lengths in the lead, in 9:313¢; El WAY. “Tue Columbtas cid foul, but te referee declied agalust them, giving second plice to the Elizabeths, ‘THE JUNIOR FOURS. race Was for Junlor fours, the starters ne Ariel, of Baltimore, on the Virginia Aualostaus, In the center, and the Colum The Potomle crew talled to ‘The Ailosta Ft, DUL Wii a stroke of forty-two Were Soon On. ms with the Ariels, wlio were pulling forty= ‘The Columbias, row ing forty-two, Were Soon Ind, and steered towards the Virginie shore, by whi ¥ lost stil more, and at the quarter were several lengths astera. ‘Yhe Aricis aud Atalostans rowed side by side for a quarter of a mile, neither Dy decided advautage. AL about the pomt Where the foul in the senior tours. oc- urred, the Uo leading Junior crews eaine tozether, ‘The whi being even fe e of death, having pleaded guilty to th as Las beeu stated In THB Star, brought here from | t place by Col J. S. Plerce in 1874, when the lat- | ement of the Imperial hotel, | sper. At that time ¢ man, of about 2 years oa short he had a very quick temy ied that tuere Was some agement of the ber, When m axe ade at the Chlowel, <4 from cleaving the latter's vention of bystanders. It ed at the Itnpertal that he yuainted with Miss Jeanette Peek, and ed upon as her intended. She on one o¢- casion paying a Visit to some friends in the coun- Uy, became sequalnted with James Stinms, whom Sie married October 31st, 176. Before thts Huteh- ius had fallen and having in the latter part of 1575 b etit_ Tareeny, Was sent to jal his time ie ret matned beré but a he shipped in avy, keeplag up his correspondence with bls as Miss Peek, and continuing ft after her mar- Hage with Mr. Simos. The latter had about this Lite succeeded to Hutchins’ place at the Impertal, and Yemained there Ul the hotel closed in 1st. During IS it was generally supposed that the cor Tespoudence was kept up between Hutchins and Mrs. Simms, and while Simms was on a ylsit from this city about Christmas, the mother, Mrs. Peck, 4 Mrs Simms and her two ehtidren, left for san Francisco, ts Is believed going out at'the sugges- tion of Stmutus. a Washington Warkets— Retail Prices. Meats.—Beet, porter-house, 2c. per Ib. per Ib; rib Toast, ISazve. per Ib.; run ber 0 nadie. Whe Bats: per eg 3 de. dried, ton, ISaiSe. per Ibs pork. 22 Ramis, 16. per 0 Fr. Ong bites, | Taizye. per 1b; cut; Aulic. per Ib; eut, Malde. per per Ib. Facr a0 ; lemons, 2a40e. rp a: jae. per per qt: peaches, ns, Zeagl; cantelow Rt YTER AND Encs.—Philadelphta print, 40c. per | u: Western creauler per Ib. Fork, duu Toll, Za’ h ¢wlite ch: rock, | per bi ‘xt Bshy Tk peri; Mallbiets 11a per tisekeet (is 1Saaier per tbe lobster, Ts Th: sheephead, Sic. per tayle i | Sul=."per Ih.; salmon trout, 1c. per Wb. cat fish, 1c. per ik: stur- amis, 10e. per doz.; erabis (soit), Wi. chard). e. per doz. Beets, dade. per Dune Bcnus) per loz. VEGETABLES. per ph: Dh, ei perdun: lettuce mnlons, He. per Edo. (spring per Bras, die per pk: per phe: tortors, | Tame. per pk T bunch: ¢gg plant, 5a We. each: sels CUFT, ber | Fovtray do. | S088 | Levi, afitteen- | out 4 o'clue! 7th street S rowing ! f with snother bay ace, The Levi boy hail a fit, t Growied. die Edward Mortou and taken } Stationnouse and atterwand house of his parents, ¢2 M street, berwe ATU streets | Mus. Puaree's Base Ac ie, former efters today. savings Du te the money depostte - draw <t birty that she dit noi ki ims to have a note for but they are deuturul F 1wotla wer this, He Dip Not Snoor.—Police Officer J: tack Was charged. in the Police Court, this n re : 2 Magistrates Warrant, with’an assanit | and battery with Intent to kill’ Nathan pr. cetored It ts salt they had some trouble ga hore, n Last” Taesda: tol Prince + did, near Be ud Fave the «purse heavy with vold, as well as other rents. ‘There was also . Dr. George V. Le ‘a very fort Been. tsi eq. 2 brother o 4. Miss Mattie Walker, were among ago & Uke oeeast A few mont) brated by a er rest, of was ce Brother. Jomathian T. Waiker, esq., of the For Prince George counts Mrs. Beall ts a sist Captain Samuel Walk Sarz ov Correr axp Feexaces—Mr. Dowling ‘Wii! sell to-morrow at its rooms a lot of copper and furnaces, from the assay oMice, Treasury depart ment. —_—-- Turonrant Cuaxow 18 THE RCNNING oF TRAINS BETWHES WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDAIA. Schedule wilt ‘The train now le Will leave at 7:50 a.m.. arrivin 15 am., Baltimore sis am, D. ew York 3 pn This train wii be dally to Washington from Alexandria. Passengers tor Bal- ‘more cap leave the Balitmore and Povomse railroad ay, Ube train now leaving dria “at 7-30 a.ta.. will Leave ralbss Wilt raving at & in Washin, fo ul, of Prince | couple, with | throusu tue Anulostans’ unit, Both erews lost doen strokes or more. The Columbias in Were pulling in smooth water, and the tvuled boats were under way ayain, had. obtained « lead of Unree lengths. When separated, Ue Anels vot off first with a length’s iead, but the Auulostans drew up on them very rapldiy.” At the arters tiey led the Arils by naif a length, ane were lesscning the lead of Ute Columbus. At the uulle Ue Analostans Were rowing tuity-elght ud Colneiblas torty, with the Ariels practically ut of the race. “Here the Analostins inade a gai- spurt, and in another eighth lapped the Co- ! Puro avoiding a tout very cleverly. AC the inlie'and a quarter the Analostans’ bow showed unt, but the Coltinbias were soon even. ¢ finish Was a beautiful one. First then the other would seem to have When within less than a hundred lime the Analostan boat sleered off Meryland shore in a curve, while the hepi's: Land won by a little over a 6 ‘the Ana- eg the foul. alte THE GIG RACE was next, the starters belug Pennsylvanias on Virginia shore, Colunbtas 2 and Norfolks 3. In the first quarter the Norfolks rowed at the rate of 42 strokes, and the Coluirbias_and Pennsylvanias 3. At the quurter the Pennsylvanians were leading the Norfoiks sughuy, while the Columblas ha: At the haif the Colum- ths behind, with the Norfolks ly even with the Penusylvanias. at ters the Norfolk had dropped to $0, ding thelr own. ‘the Columbias in the inean tne Bad rowed to the Virginia shore In quiet Water and were crawilug up. AU the mile the Nor- folks struck the current ‘Tull, and after rowing @ Iew more strokes, suddenly stopped. As the re- ferees’ boat came ‘up It was announced that No. 2 had given out. ‘The Peunsyivanias, relieved of th crew that had hugyed them so clesely, shot aw Fuwing tn flue fori. ‘The boys in dark biue, ro inst along the shore, awoke fo the necessity for ac Rlagnificent spurt and gained a 1 the Pennsy!¥antas in loss than no. time, Kept on gutning. If they kept up that t rowing It seeined as if notilng could prevent their winning, but something did prevent it—the littie coxswail, that sat like a Statue in the nn-vivania boat, kept bis head. He knew he had the reht of way, snd inch by Inch. he forced the Columbias in toward Analostan island, tor hey Were in the Pentsylvanlas water. On'they mie, headed Straight tor the fleet of pleasure Which hevered about the finish. People 4, Whistles blew and guns were fired, and the Columblis Was dost even With that unsy!vanlas. The pleasure boats tried to Dut one of them struck the bow Of the Pennsvivs Jumbias would was right tn Hit Te wanted and the Pennsylvantas, together, pulled a few ners In W505. THE LIGHT WEIGHTS, Was the first in which there were and aithough tt was rowed in a gale of er nearly. Powomae Dlow- jer Was sO rough that they alt for the word from Ue referee, but i themselves in even terms. At the start the ses look the lead and gradually increased 1t fo Uo lengths tm the first half of the rac although they were In the wkldie of the river and got the full ofthe Wind. In the Last half the Potomtes, ined several lengtis.and were easy wlauers in T3274, Columblas 15:50. ‘The rowing of the Pots but a few rods to gathering the Strokes uid en The next rs no mish: macs Uinwush the white caps was Gul id the boxt yo off hers ped his scat. At th raked i on bis oar and belliid bit, slipped his seat buck again, very neat Lit of work, THE SENION SIXOLES watted until after the rain, when they were started. ainford, Of Orleans, the favorite, had th Vircinia shore, Kearney 2, Smithson 3, and Statzell, of Philnetet arney toox the lead, With Sin! ford slipped bis sedt and bro. nd had a hard file with St the whoie course. Smithson took They at the wolle. The latter nd wretehediy after passing Lasby’s polnttnd aid not cross tie ~ Munford ne. Stnitlison won easily tn ok secon phuce from Stttzels, ishing huilt « second later, ue Fier EWS. 200 was between the Columbia ang th lel. ‘The Poto- “at Teal. ie three-quarters the by half th. ‘The Potomaes erred rather poorly, but” notwithstanding Rasbs"s polnt umibias, Wo were Towlog {0 on a spurt and drew rapidly e 1 1: thes w A Paltiniore, Md Wrrsess CurreRen.—Matthew tn the Swi who disepyeared when & asa wi Was arrested vester- mM, whoring Lim with contempt - Pollee Court tats mola made ad sak thet tn iture 0. M. Peter 1 about eleven or D street Was tobe of 415 G st mi Pen eet northwest. reports a from him fast “nicht om the streee a gold huuting cise wate ain, ane gold ow, | charm, worth a7. fy fe 18% and E peris stolen from his cab Stables, last faucy eblekens, valued at $10, Tala Pistor.—Peter S charged in the ssiulting George Wash- George testitied that Peter SA. pped a pistol at him three umes, but Itdid not | uoie,, Meter denied that he snabped a pistot at [6 nd Said that he Was in his own room tue rust off the pistol. ‘The judge said sotorious Tact Unit Ukere hos been more led With unlowded pistols than in any id such a case $a most aggravated ie defendant must pay a fine of $, as he has no business with i a roan, "Court to-day with, ‘on, also colored, | wu z of the river | schooners, Was’ charzed In the Poltce Court with | disorderly conduct in the Washington circle. A Sinall colored girl testified that Egan caine up to her, white ty silting in the park, and made an indicent proposition to her. Judge ‘Mills sald the parca, must be. kept free front lovters drunkards | and diac 10 oF sxty days \ On tt ¢ far, S gut a bad | | a Po- i expectation that the | WD epare for service av 7:30, ain Tithe | She second Lime, ‘, the Potomacs | Gant; Wm. Astinan and | Wala thuaders along aid a | sleepers.) Pray Inevt 485 Of | the penaty would he much | a, 970 | by Hey T. July upper rooms of No. 405 13th | Quiet, for u hevy of young: avenue | ered that there were several single preachers on of $15 in money.——Gen. | BT CAPTURID The Annual Haid on the Canine Pop- ulation Begua his Morning. iG THE noGs. SCOOPING UP VAGRANT DOGS IN NETS—INCIDENTS. OF THE FIRST EXPEDITION—AN EARLY MORN- ING START FROM TUE PUUND—HOW THE DOGS ARE CAPTURED. ‘The campaign against the dogs was opened this morning. The tagless dogs have enjoyed for a month exemption from the perils of the pound, 0 that thelr owners might have ample time to walk up to the collector's oflice and settle. ‘The truce, however, was ended at five o'clock this mornin: at which hour Poundmaster Einstein's expedition sallied forth from the portals of the pound. The expeditionary force consisted of Gen. Einstein, Police Officer Farrar and three athietic colored men Skilled in the use of the dog net and versed in ail the cun- ning ways of canine vagrants. THE FORCE occupied two wagons. The one in front contained the poundmaster and the officer. Following this came a covered wagon, with iron gratings infront and rear. The nets mounted on long pol in capturing dogs, were secured on tue Sides of the Wavon tn such & Way that they were immediately avalluble for use. One of the colored men si Uttie Seat or step behind the Wagon. ‘It: Hon made its way at once to the heart of tie City ‘The first capture inade was on 2d street, between E and F. Iv was a shall black and tan, evidently a t whlch was trisking happily in the'early morn ing sunlight, little suspecting the dreadful fate that Was aU hind. Hence te expedition swept along to Capitol Hill, taking In mauy of the streets of East and Northeast Washington, and then again descended to the lower levels, obtaining In two hours a wazon load of dogs. ‘The traiied eyes of the poundimister detected dogs tar away on we horizon, which to the unexperienced observer Would appear only as a small specs without deti- uite charaeter. A motion of his hand was a signul to his forces to CLEAR FOR ACTION. | ‘The expedition wouid approach as near the dog | as possible with the wagons. Then two of the col- ered men would rush forth with the nets. Almost invariably their experience told them which way | the dog Would run, and his retreat would be cut off with a net. Somettines a dog would get a god start, and then the dog catcher displayed his Skill in thowing tie net. ‘rhe nev is so coustruceed that it the ritu or fraiue gets over the dogs head, the bit hetting throws Itself so as to completely eni the aniinal. When the dog was thus eumeshed the | dog extcher would seize the captive by the Rupe of | the neck, and soon land ulin beuiud the grating in | the wagon, MR. MONATAN’S DOG. Many of the dogs recosnized the poundmaster's ‘Wagon, and upon its appearance dropped tail and | Sought safety in panicky fight. Such 2 dog was | Mr. Monahan’s dog. He is a huge doz with a black | body and ugly white head, an inflatued eye and a rly hanging lip. He was sitting at the corner of ew dersey avenue and G street, having one ear | icked up, evidently reflecting upon the viclsst | Judes of calitue Ute. “So deeply Was. he engaged in reflection that the dog catchers were within a few paces Of him Letore he discovered his peril. ‘There ceilur door near by, Into which Nir, Mono- | han’s dog had escaped on previous occasions wien | threatened with like dange mea cove turned off. One of the pound- 80 that when the dog | hat his retreat was cut | Giving a howl of chagrin le turned in the | direction, where ie had a narrow space ide Of Lue house wail through which to make | hiseScape. Me started ata breakneck: pace. ‘the Poundinan let his net tly. “Mr. Monahan'sdog, with kreat presence of mind, dropped to the paver and Hattened bhuseif ut at length so that the 1 Passed over him and did not enmesh. ‘Then spring. Ing to lds feet he dashed away witha yelp of | triumph. | Mr. Monahin’s dow was 1st seen scud— Ging over the top of tie Lill on New Jersey avenue. WAGGED M115 TAIL One little dog was nestling upon the porch of a little vine-clad cottage on L street. He was ine pertenced and unsuspecting. When the pound men | came up he wagged his tall affectiona Dounded out to meet them. He was gathered tn. | A brindle pup was among the spots taken on 4th | Street. As in With a basket ran atter Wie cdl Us opentts, pwards °t he saw th mgs tou lady.” She was inforied | that ladies’ dogs were not exempt, aud Ue wagon started ou after more dozs to conqier. In Jackson alley, by the Government Printing Office, a poodle, which Nad evidently once been te deiicit of some: comfortable home, Was cap ured. It is now a yery seedy dissolute looking poodle. ‘The denizens of th alley rushed out of ileir houses upon hearing the | plaintfl yeips or the shabby Iittle aristocrat, and crowded dbout tke Wagon. ‘They, however, offered Ro resistance, 5 AN ENGAGEMENT AT TIE PEACE MONUMENT. ‘The expedition came rounding Into Pennsyivanta avenue at the Peace monument ata rapid pace. ‘There was a Spitz doz on the corner, anda man ing the sidewalk tn front of the store. ‘The ian Uled to persuade the Spitz dog > leave, but the Splz obstinately rematned. The man_enteay- ored to force iuin with a brooin, but tue Spitz doz shatied at tt rts. He was easily ensnare quickly joinet the unhappy company iu the Wagon, Anotlier dog Gaiue oul Of a store to see What the matter Was, and fell Into the hands of the enemy. ‘The shrill yelping of this dog penetrated the recesses of Purdy’s court. A yellow dog in Purdy’s court rashly ventured forth to investigate. He gave the poun men a hard chase along the wall “of the Capitol grounds, but finally patd the penalty of his unfortunate curiosity. ‘Thus (ue morning Was spent unUl the Wagon Was Pound. SOUTH WASHINGTON DoGs SAVED BY THE MUD. Certain districts in South Washington, Pound- master Einstein sald, produce greater number of dogs than orher sections of the city, and when the campalgn Is carried into that part of the city there are mau scenes. On account of the mud however, operations were contin d | chiedy Lo the paved streets. When the pouudten go intoa muddy street alter a dog, and throw tielr | Ret, they scoop up more mud than dog. ‘The exp Tured dogs Will be kept forty-eight hours, and it Rt then Tedeemed will bid f.rewell to the world, ‘Twenty-five dogs were captured aliozether. ‘Three of them Were redeemed beture one u'ciock. The Forest Sanctuary, WORSHIPING IN THE WOODS AT JACKSON GRovE— THE FIRST SERVICES OP THE CAMP) MEEIING—A SCPTER INTERKCPYED KY & DKENCHING STORM — NEW ARKIVALS ON THE GKOUNDS. Correspondence of Te Evesiso Stan. JACKSON GROVE, ANSE ARUNDEL Co., Mp. August 18t. Yesterday most of the day was falr and brizht and quite a number of new comers aritved on the ground. The ministers already on the ground Rev. Drs. Drinkhouse aud Mills, and Rev. Messrs. d, Were reinforced y Rev, Drs. J. T. Murray, president of the conter- ence, aud L. W. Bats, of Centreville, and Kev, y Of Salisbury; S. FP. Cassin, W. F. Roberts, of Suow veutleld, of West Baltimore, and 'P. 0. Crouse, of Kent county, ‘The people coming from the country by wagon were caught in the rain, arrived with damp bedding and suffered some in T. J. Cross, of Severn eireutt M rected his tent Yesterday on Spring aue during the Mr J. S. Robinson, of ne Arundel county; Miss Jennie B. Jones, Mrs. Frost, of Baltimore; Mrs. S. E. Brle« son, of Centreville: Mrs. Elzabeth Hod Doge, Capt. W. E. Bell, Mrs. L.A. Beare cor Prof. C. A. s or, Of West jchards Were atuong the new e s Son, of 3 intster, and Mrs. Hi comers. A DRENCHED CAM, Just as some of the fuuntties were sitting down to the evening tneal a severe rain storm, accompanied by some wind, came up and for nearly half an hour n poured, lore! nelier, some into their tents with thelr plates and d taking thelr suppers as best they comd. | In one or UwWo instances tue tenters were washed Out by the driving rain, and ino} i Tamutly | had to move elsew In a short tine atter tie | orm preparati re made for the evening ser- | viee, and by 7:3) o'clock the grounds were In nice onder. Was ruins the first Ume under rue 5 0’ e bell Wi: re. The be Ure as Tag second belly is rung, or rather ‘TER FIRST CONGREGATION. ‘This brought out the first regular congregation composed mostly of ladies, numbering over a hun- | dred. Rev. C. H. Littleton occupted the pulpit, and | the services were opened by singing the hymn, | “Come Holy Spirit, Heavenly Dove,” followed by ‘Tagg announced the program as ring for fising at 6 clocks. Critls is in M Wany Of The calnpers quite Unnecessary, each morning the southern Might Hine LL the tight o at the stand at at the stand at 9:30 o'el4 Afternoon services; prew preaching at "Tuesday's, % nin; tat 7230, ) ‘ton leached from the words, “Open ty mouth wide and 1 wil fit tt” Psaltis 81,19. Incidentally he reterred to the recent decease | or Kev. C. 1, Cocuel, and pati a feeling tribute to memory, siving "i could be suid Of hin: “He 5 good nan.” ‘he meeting Was brought, to a close with prayer | ©. Crouse, of Rent county, Md. 4U Was ‘sole NtUe ume betore the camp was idles evi ‘ently «iscov— ne ad, and, congregating ab the preachers’ vent, engayed some ol the reverend gentlemen in a cult Versalion which w.is not conducted in wilspers, It was discovered last night that there were some ‘on the ground who could not be quiet even in siecp, | for more than one snored ina very vigorous man: | ner, ‘THIS MORNING, the sun came out clear, and soon after six o'clock most of the tenters were up and preparing for the day. At seven o'clock the morning prayer meeting PSs conducted by Rev. Dr. J. L. Mills, of Wash- gton. The tenters are looking for a big day on Sunday, Tehas ‘been arranged that, stew Die Murree al preach tn the morning; Rev. Dr. L. W. Bates, fori. erly of 9th street and Georgetown, tn the afternoon, aud Rev. Dr. J. 1. Mills, of 9th strvet, at night. — The Courts. CRnIrsaL CouRt—Judge Wytie. Yesterday, William alias Mickey Walsh, house- Dresking: Meld for the grand jury: bailéd tn the sum of $1,000, Henry Abbott Bud Givenieat, grand laiceny; appeal withdrawn; seuuence of three years bany penitentiary ordered de executed. be A fire at Mot Sprin, nearly a whole Hecke Ark. yesterda7, "The loss is. 5 $69,000, loaded down, when the expedition returned to the | FI Affairs in West Washington. Drstxoyep By Fing.—The saw and grist mills of ‘Mr, Jon Besley, situated above Langley, were de- stroyed by fire ‘night before last to ihe extent of 37,000. Cause unknown. Accipext.—Barhey Goodman, employed by the Washington Aqueduct ‘Tunneling Co., sustained injuries yesterday afternoon to his left hand and wrist by arock failing on i, ‘The wound is not of a serious nature. FocxD WaxDEntxa.—Officer Warwick found this morning Anna Farrell, a woman about 34 years of use, Wandering and acting in a inanner. Her relatives, living above Tenieytown, were not- fed of the fact, and she was taken toner home. Her relatives sey that she 4s slightly demented. ‘Tuk Break ix THE CaNat_—On account of the recent rains causing a heavy backwater irom the niyer, work on the break near damm No, 4 has been greatly hindered, and it is now reported that boats: Cannot pass before August 9h. Owing to the delay ihrepalring the break only one boat left Cumber- land yesterday, carryin: 117.18 tons of Borden coal. CHANGED With IspEceNT ExposvRe.—Charles Wylie, « second-hand deaier, residing on Jefferson street) between Canal and Bridge streets, was charged in tie Police: Court to-day with, Indecent exposure last Friday, upon the complaint of Mra. Koberta Jacobs, who’ lives opposite Wyile’s house. ‘The case Was continued until next Wednesday. Ais Recetprs.—Canal boat Loudon aitived ‘witli 4,000 bushels of wheat for Hartiey Bros. CONDITION OF ThE WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, 2: receiving teservolr—north connection, 3; south connection, 7; — distributing reservoir influent gatehouse, 29; eMuent catehouse, 36. High tide in the river today at 5 maj Low Ue at 10:00 p. ma, Alexandria Afiairs, Reported for THE EVENING STAR, PeBLIC GROUNDs.—The superintendent of schoo! at the lust meettny of the school board, suggest at as Alexandria was entirely without public parks or public grounds of any kind a new depar- {ure might be made tu the diretion of “school buildings for education, with incidental parks.” It Friends meeting-hotise grounds be added to the ‘Un school grounds a small but useful pub- Ue park could be made there. “The court-house lot, ied-in pasture, could eastiy be converted ‘ul public ground, and tine and elreum- ves evHNOL fall tO soon give the town many. cS {or this purpose if public attention 18 direction, ‘There are many who think a few public grounds of this kind would be of more Teal value to the people of this town than the elec- Uon of elther Blaine or Cleveland, JoLonED INstiiv78.—The Colored Teachers’ Instt- ry Wille hax now been in dally session at the school building for some ten days past, now to its close. Prof. Z. Iichards, the instructor of the Institute, has given normal Iéssons in meth- ods, with spelling, reading, geography, grammar, arithmetic and nis’ ‘The superintendent bag made suggestions as to object lessons, and esterday Prof. Hittton, of Washington, delivered a heat lecture on Spencerian writing, with tustruc- Uons and Mustrations. EXCURSION. sas Tood cans n excursion from along the Manas- Wh the Virginia Mid!ind railway with parties from Syenandoah, Warren Jer counties. Amone the excursionists Maverick Entwisie and family, a former rian, now doing business at Matshal (Sol- Fauquier couuty. Most of the excursionists wenton to Washinzton, Z iepouren’s Norks.—The mayor has discharged < Dudiey, charged with selling graves and not ius them.——Mrs. Robert and Mrs. W. H. of this city, have a tent at Wesley Grove camp.—The Cievelind and Hendricks Working es (0 Its roll at its b added fiity n ist MMe and Logan club 1 tn ereastag Rey. Dr. Webb, former astok Of ‘Trinity M. E. chureh here, delivered an teresting lecture ‘at that church last night. iiients Of Salaries to city officials will be made row.——The “Alexandria Light Infantry, Mushbach, will leave tor the 31 reginent en eut at ‘Lynchburg on Monday morning ad Will remain In camp unUii the 9th of AU- hexta gust. Broawrsr lien Byers, alias arrested yesterday at Funks- town, asinail village two miles. from Hagerstown, Md., upon the charge oz bigamy, and cominitted to Jail to awatt the action of the “grand Jury. Ttwas » Byers Married a, ., by Whom he ted two years county, Md., and He wane to Wasiington I by the name of Allen Anderson. ‘Some’ time ards he ee quainted with the dangh- r. David Miller, a very respectable citizen OF te Wiihamsport disiriet of Wa=iington county. AbCUL The Ist of August last he married Miss Miler and Went to housekeeping at Funkstown, Yester- day the father of wite No. 1 went there gind swore out a Warrant, upon whieh Byers was arrested at his home tn the presence of wife No. 2, to whom, When taken In custouy, be admitted lis previous marriage. p Adsorurety Pore RRR 00 ¥ FY a 4] RRO OY ¥Y aa i RRRO O YY AAL | RRO O ¥Y ASAL Kk kK OO ¥ 4 ALLE BBA“ A KK rr, (00, wm > Glee PF Bie aye Pr 00 wow This Powder never varios, A marvel of purity,, strength and whiolesomeness, More economical than the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition, with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum oF Thowhste powders Sold onlyin cans. Korat Baxrxa 10 WDER Co., 106 Wall street, N.¥. ans Dress Giscmaus, DRESS GINGHAMS, CHOICE STYLES, 53 CENTS, CHOICE SIYLES, 5% CENTS. CHOICE STYLES, 5% CENTS. New Patterns of INGRAIN CARPETS. INDIA LINEN, 83¢conts. New Patterns of BRUSSELS CARPETS, Real SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, 123 cent LAW Alt Wool WHY FEATHER PROOF BED TICKLN BLE LINED New INGRAIN CARPETS, Me . 10 Black CASHMERES, all wool, 7e 5 BRUSSELS CALPETS, new desixns, 73, 80, $5, 87, 90¢, LICO, Scents, Clitare’s HOS! N HOSE, no TOWSON'S, jyog 6 TENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Sido, 4 8 WFLL EXPECT LIFE WITHOUT AIR, AS health without pure blood. Cleanse the blood. | with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, oom com) ACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS,” AND SUF- ferera from chills ind fever generally find their iat a very 6 tit they commence Sure. ‘hut medicine eradicates ous poison from the systema, aud invariably cures even the worst caseK, wa Lawss: Lawss: Lawss: BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 5s 8 10, SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! LG iss. os, | NUNS VEILING, Pure Wool, 29, NUN'S VEILING, widest double-widts, pare wool, all colors, 3734. BLACK BROCADE SILK GB (Giait price) 50. NADINES.@1,reduced to CARTERS, Mauger Svaou BEAUTIFUL SILK AND WOOL DRESS GOODS, 60, BROCADE BLACK SILKS, $1, reduced to 75, NUN'S VEILING, pure wool lace style, 60, reduced to COLORED SILES (finest quality), 81.50, reduced to BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, 50, BLACK SILKS! 01 HACK SEV, 61.25, 91.0, 1 EEAS™ SEEKS BLACK CasHibiG: SLAWLS, Pure Wool, 8150, CARTERS, 711 Mazxer Brace, ya G* Te Best “THE CONCORD HARNESS” ‘HE CONCORD C@LLAR, ica cre? OSL a Ga Coupe, Carriage and Kova ‘ifurness 8 specialty. LUIZ & BRO, ae ee ‘Adjoining National Wote, frunks and Satchels in. Nitta ass lowest ‘prices, ‘CONCO! Hak. has maker's ee a SON ah Siz Coxrurvzp. W. W. Bonverre & Co. ‘Wit Coxrmvz vou Frrrxex Dars Tam GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE or DEY Goops AT cosT. ‘The following Unprecedented Bargains will be offered: Foulard Silk at 48 cts. ; usual price 85 cta, Surah Silk at 95 cts; usual price $1.25, ‘Summer Silk at 373s cts.; usual price 50 cta, ‘Summer Silk at 45 cta.; usual price 75 cts, Black and Colored Gros Grain Silk at $1; positively worth $1.25. Biack Gros Grain, Sstin Rhadames and Merveilleux Silks at extremely low prices. All kinds of Woolen Dreas Goods less than cost, ‘White Goods of every description at reduced prices, One lot of the celebrated Graphic Dress Shirts, made of Irish linen adeleyant muslin, full reinforced and us-eted seams; price during this sale will be 68 cts, A fresh lot of 100 dozen of our Fine Dress Shirta, which ‘we have made to order, $1 each; worth at least $1.25. One lot of Children’s Colored Hoss marked down from 45, 50 and 6244 cta. to 26 cts. per pair. ‘20 dozen Half Hose, full regular fast colors, at 18 ots, er pair, CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OILCLOTHE, ‘Ingrain Carpet, $0, 3734, 45 and 50 cts, per yard. ‘Very best Ingrain st 70cta, per yard; price everywhere ct ‘Matting from 15 ets. up to finest made. Ollcloth at 25, 90, 3736, 45 and 50 cts, per yard. All goods not mentioned above will be sold at reduced Prices, ONE PRICE ONLY. Everything warranted as repre- sented by the saleamen. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., 3730-4 998 Tru aNp 706 K Sraxers N. W. Q i=] i deg rey saa) a wo waane waaaa poops i Syout ead PP) a4 ie re 4 ge qaa 5 200, 8, ef OUR GREAT CLEARING-OUT SALE OF UNDEB- WEAR COMMENCES JULY 26rm AND TERMINATES AUGUST 3p, OUR ENTIRE STOCK, COMPRISING 8,560 PIECES, HAS BEEN DIVIDED IN LOTS AS FOLLOWS: 00 wm 7 rn Norice !—Above Lots comprise Chemises, Night Gowns, Corset Covers, Skirts, Drawers, Sacques, etc, Some of the gvods are slightly soiled, and some com- Prine broken lots, in such cases the price has been reduced to half cost, Fam ER BPP ALAIS RRR OYAL RR P BR qo -W1H9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Porza Dor Sarrzexa SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER, FI ANOTHER LARGE LOT HAG TACK NAVE BLUF AND GARNIT EOLEX DOE BATTEENS, at 25, per yard. Theso Satteens are scarce and very desirable, ‘NEW BLACK SILK JERSEYS at $8, IMPORTED ALL-WcOL JERSEYS, FROM 2.50 TO PARIS EMBROIDERED FICHUS “CLOSING PRICES" ON SPRING WRAPS AND JACKETS, SILK CHUDDA CASHMERE AND BERLIN SHAWLS, TN\GHEAT VARLETY. “SPECIAL BARGAINS” IN BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, RHADAMES, SURAHS AND GROS GRAIN AY'$1, $1.25, 81.00 and 82. “A RARE BARGAIN” 08S CLOT! IN 42-INCH-WIDE_ BLACK Abbarn H AT 0c, FORMER PRICE “EXTRA INDUCEMENTS" IN BRITISH AND ¥KENCH WHITE GOODS. (GREAT REDUCTIONS” 1 PARABOLA. COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL-WOOL FRENCH FAB- TICs, FOR TRAVELING DRESSES. i GILBERT'S 6-4 WIDE ALL-WOOL CLOTH sUIT- INGS AT $1, FORMER PRICE 6128 CREAM WHITE ALL-WOOL TENNIS CLOTHS, 27 inches wide, at 50c., end $4 inches wide, at $1. rut LAIN FIGUAES AND COR SEATON PERRY, Established 1840. [y26]__ Penna. avenue, cor. th Scoce Crorana XOW AT HALF THEIR ACTUAL VALUE is of CK) ee ae ea eS Titiwool Mess bults at 68 reduced: omg Dory, suite at 33.20 re = & : ren ee eat cs — rt peepee raiates teAllmade Of the very best fabrice, and got. TO-DayY, We haere caps un erentey a ‘M. ¥. RISEMAN, ¢21 Trm Sraxgr Nonrawarz, m2 (Odd Fellows Hall, * Bailey’s $1 Saw, warranted equal at $2.50. CITY ITEMS. SUMMER RESORTS. _ are = 3 CORNER Goods almost at half value, ron every for tomorrow only at R. Goldschmid’s, 812-7th st, | {Fom Beach and Mm LB PARKER mn ws leather trunks $279; other | 9" __Uyse-dwd : = Jeather, paper and fancy zine trunks prices | QUMMER BOARD HOUSE LOCATED ABOUT 100 in ; 10 tors. will be offered | SS fect frum beach. good bathing a d Asli Delow cost; n_baby reduced | bout cne nilefrom Powers sas Pout terms) tom; haiidsome hand’ panies’ irene eur feat | So Cuaron county. Sa anit eS 6c each; larger size 19c: large frult saucers | FROCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINEK AT. BATHS, Match 15c; real majolica pitchers 29e; mediuim | LR in the Great North Muhtains soar Win lenter. Vat size panned bread ot ake boxes 49c; larger size | Altitude over 1000 feet, no fows (f dampens; four file 8c; extra lange 78c; decorated china clamber sets rote jouth of four weeks, Syme with Jar reduced from $12., to $7.79; Brown’s French: S ns $32. Shoe dressing 2 bottles for 11¢; colored glass ice a ot until October Stet, $8 50. cream saucers 6 for Zc; cake plates to mateh ic: Howirated pan thei Soe al uy be Iod T handsome Gecofusce hype soeirenioe ise | 2 ___ #01 Sth aired nortiwent ‘er and tea 122 pieces, iuced from $20, to A UM SPRINGS, . $1479: ‘scalloped’ edge French china tce cream | Sanhaneee va. ea a AL Le y Saucers 6 for 9c; 1 tooth pick stand with 2,500 tooth | Jound rip Gokets via Rand ©. rat etal Picks 9c; porcelain cups and saucers 57¢. 3 doz., | term ana circulars aildress as sbove aa Worth 75c; gilt band German china, 99¢ 3 dz. worth. IVER SPRING iR KP $1.50; gilt’band, French china, Ovide shape $1.97. RLAKIST dz. worth %.; handsome real majolica spittoons | ¢ uuty, Md. —Salt 48¢; 6 qt. milk pans 9c; brooms lic; Rising Sun | the Polomuac. sess eee ‘stove polish 4c a bar, foot tubs assorted colors 47¢; | meal Nig ins Bh veo 1 Diacl ag brush wih whisk broom and 4 boxes of | $7! evar Diacking 100 pues for Ge; 4 botle dinner jylé-Im* American white china chamber sets, 10 Pieces decorated with broad colored bands $2.15; ‘With Jar $4.98, Following Wonderful Bargains ill be gold to-morrow only at M. Augenstein’s, 817 Teh street {norunvest: Decorated chamber sets with It line, $3.13; Japanned foot tubs, 45c.; jozen, fandied' cups and ‘saucers: Gust hait degen atnnet lates, 2c; halt dozen ebony handle kuives and Tonks ey halt dozen” plated tablespoons, al, Worth $1; half dozen plated teaspoons. 29., wort ‘ej haif dozen engraved gob ets, 31c.; two deco ated dinner sets, 12) pieces, $12.83 ach, worth $19.50 each; moss rose tea sets, 44 pieces, $4.73, Worth ‘two-string brooms, 1c; three-string, 18; Untee’ hoop water bucket and fifty elothespibs, ie zine Washboard and bar soap, 15c.; half dozen covered Jelly tumblers, 18c.; covered Vegetable dishes, 37 Yancy hassock’, 29¢.; 18-Inch Japanned waiters, 1 Our great bargains of Thursday in tin ware will also be sold to-morrow. ‘Trunks, refrigerators and baby carriages way below cost. 1 Clearing-out Prices at Clark’s, 734 7th street northwest: Lace-trimmed Chemises, 3c; elegantly embroidered Night Dresses, 75c. sold at $1.20; all our 65c. Chemises 49c.; Warn Corset, 4c. regular price 65; Health Corst, 98+ sold at $1.25; Thompson's, 98c., sold al $1.25; French Woven Corset, 69c., s0ld at §1; Percale Shirts, $sc. ‘gold at 65c.—better quality 6Yc., sold at Sse.—1 Dest 98c., sola at $1.25.; Gents’ Linen Cuffs, 14¢., at 25c. ‘Special bargains in all departmen' broken lots, at about half price, at CLakg’s, 734 7th street northwest. 1 any 2m Reduced, J. E. Young’s Best Black $1 Silks, 5c. _ All-wool Cashmere, a5c. 736 7th street Mourn- ing Store n.w. a ‘Will the Cholera Strike Baltimorc? After the visit of Dr. Koch, the eminent German doctor, to Toulon, and his belief that the cholera Would spread over all Europe, we aS iry to our agent at Paris, requ a learn th: views of the board ot healen Uy tat city, and also of te government board specially ap polnted for that Service, aud communicate to us y cable the probable outcome of the disease. We are in receipt of @ cable advice Uisevening, as follows: Panis, July 22,1854. Duffy's, Baltimore, U.S.A.: Cholcra ts spreading with frightful rapidity. It is in Magrid and Paris. ‘That it will arrive in Prominent American seaport cities this fall is gen- eral opinion here. Only water boiled, or diluted With pure liquor, permitted in families’ by order authoriues, Desors, Agent. ‘We have frequently advised the use of a pure whisky in the proportion of one-third whisky, WWwo- thirds water, for the relief of summer complaints Or wasting diseases. ‘To prevent cholera and like complaints only waver previcusly boiled, then mixed with our Pure Malt Whisky should be used. ‘The school children are obliged to use water and Uguor im Paris; and why mot the tanaies here? When liquor is to be used, get only the purest: and to satisty the skepti t Duffy's Pure Barley Malt Mlis that place, we append the certiNcate of Dr. Arendt, the German chemist, and Dr. James J. ‘O'Dea, the great authority on inshnity. They speak The Dugy Malt Whisky Com Matt Wrisky Company: Gentlemen—I take pleasure in. testifying to you that J have made an analysis of your Barley Malt Whisky, which gave a very gratifying result. Your Mait Whisky, obtained inostiy by extract of malt convulsion aid a very careful fermentation and distillation, is entirely free trom fusil oll and Any Of those similarly obnoxious alcohols which are so often found in Whiskys. ‘Therefore, it can be Tecommended as extremely fit for medical purposes, nM, ARENDT, Analytical and Consulting Chem! Buffalo, N.Y. StarLetoN, RICUMOND Co.. N. ¥., April 23, 1884. The Duffy Malt Whisky Company, Baltimore and Calvert streets, Baltimore, Md.: Gentlemen—When I prescrite an alcoholic stim- ulant to sick and convalescent peopie Io der your famous Malt in preference to any other Aiquor, for the reason that I know It to be whole- some, clean and unadulterated. What I ree pe with so much confidence in my own practice I as eonfidently recommend to the medical profession at satisfied that it will meet with the ap- Proval of this profession tn every particular. ‘Yours, truiy, James J. O'Dea, M. D. AS two hundred and thirteen establishments in this city (including all the wholesale drug houses) have this Whisky on sale we advise you to ask your Dearest druggist or grocer for It. The price should be only $1 per bottle. Try it It may save a life. ‘Tue Derry Maur Warsky Co., ow Baltimore and Caivert streets. Mothers, Do You Care For the Lives of Your Little Ones? Mothers, if your little ones are suffering with any one of the many complaints with which chil- Gren are afflicted in Unis hot weather, you can re- lieve at once, and in a few days cure, permanenuy cure them, by using the following prescription: “Take an 01 water-giass, filling it with broken ice, then pour into the glass one ounce of “Dorry’s Boxe BAKLEY Matt Wnisky,’ and give frequently through the day as much asthe ite Patient's stomach will readily take. For scarlet Tever and diphtheria this remedy 1s invaiuable. When the ice is melted away take fresh tumbler and more ice and x as before.” Your physician will tell you this is an excellent Yemedy, as over two hundred of them in this city are now prescribing 1t in their practice for cases of this kind. Mothers who read this and from a faise notion re- ing the use of a pure liquor in thrir fami! use Lo act on Il, assume a grave responsibility, and if through their neglizence the litte one should die, ‘Yo whom can they'reasonabiy turn for consolation as they gaze on the features of (he loved one for ‘the last me? Mothers, act before it 1s too lave. 2w Heads of Families will find the Duffy's Malt Whisky at Hume, Cleary & Co's 2w Life Preserver. It you are losing your grip on life, try “Wells Heaith Renewer.” "Goes direct to weak spots. § Z ‘Thornton’s Emulsion 6t pure Cod Liver Ol with Hypophosphites ot Lime and/Sode Tor Coughs, colds, consti pion. tin nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant totake. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Druz Fists, Lange hotties, She. | Manufactured by W. horntou, corner Baltimore and Hurrisou streets, Balumore, Md w,Wit “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered in half-pouhd “Ward” prints, $5c. per d. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk aha sweet, Siti, se. per quart, Crean 160. pint B aU M’S MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, 416 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, FINAL CLOSING-OUT SALE OF SUMMER GOODS! All our Se. Colored Prints, war. 768 Sies,50. A YARD. ranted best quakes, at 68 uy All our yard-wide Garner's By tle een Percale, formerly 12}4c., at nw w 11% 9 allour 1a}0, Lawns best Pacite $3. vapp, makes, at yg"? sean 8, Soo & YARD, B88 A few pleces Black Brocade’ "fl Bia Bunting, formerly 25¢..now goat All our 12}0, Dress Ginghams now goat Colored Su'tings, in Shep- herds’ Plaids, formeriy 350 Colored Suitings, in small yaleed figures, formerty 260., ‘A few more Black all-wool Banting, worth 250, at frchiglocncing prambaliigged maid Prime Cost. in its of White Goods on our Great Bergeins in Remnant BaUM’S, 416 TTR STREET NORTHWEST. 3y23 TTF SCRILLINGER “anTIFicIAL STORE COM- Proprietor. CoseRESS wALt, SARATOGA SPRINGS, S unsurprasend, 200 roome wt $20 HGATE. Proprietors. Beach hoe and AND COUNTY. VA. ached by Potouse river SPECIAL EXCUSIONS by steatuer Arrow saith on WEDNESDAY MORNINGS aud SATCRDAY NIGHTS. Salt water luxuries Bathits weve: ileal Terms: €2 per day, $10-$12 per week, §15-$: 40 per GW. JACKSON, Branch office: 1291 Fat, Washinston, D RADY HOUSE, ARKANSAS | AVENT Atlantic C1 ns. wf, HOT JAMES BRAD, f =N. J, THE MANCHESTER, REUR- iy situated on Ocean Pathway, betwen Cunp and Peach aud frout-ne park, “unobstru: tal geen viw, testus, @8 to $12 Mis B's. KEL Bex 2085, E UNSET HALL HOTFE—ASBURY Pant Fates to fanitiivs. Grand hop Saturday eveniie Prof, STALDI, of N.X, Gly, Muster of Cereaionies, Than AY ON 1 KEY EAST BEACH. N.3. les couth of Lon: Branch, charminely located ‘ocean atid river. New housr, new furniture, vex, theluding Jevater and warm aud “A SEASON AT AVON INN” dross BH, YARD. Jovely natt of Astiors Park 100 yo. de fr Beach at ocean ¥iew, Pirst A accouimoxlation for jeste. Special tainly rates. ML. McCRAY, Box 14, czy PRAY VIEW, OCEAN GhOY ‘ogean, lake: four-story hotel snd ve ‘wccou.medath 200 puesta, Mrs, Jt WHITL SBURY N.Y THE VICTORIA, Now open, Otie block fremocsan, Avoutt fmodation for 8). Gas and all c su, Wide piazzas “educed rates tor May. suid J muyt5-3m QTARFORD Hous Buastecany, 5426) FH tnt Sis 5. KEMPE, DREAD COLLAGE Ss. AT peut ull the year. ‘The Honse ixtiva, aud under ew as been entivels te nt offers firs- cogadh Hermes: 82 fwrctay, $125 Beate. from Old Folat by sextoer Rerthemnton to CUermstcne every Monday, Wedueaday” and Pevtay aid Weskaucton teat per Week, $40 fer tonth. GQEAND vita, | Ge Connecticut avenue: {all oxy cotmmodation for 150 sieets: all mod. ups, EVANS, Proprietor, ATLANTIC CITY. SEA END OF mylssin ISAAC HEVA m4 iL EW, ASBURY PARK.N. J. view: ac i) a 4 ‘Seat mi; Ocean end of Wesley Inke. Fi Feecialiy a family ‘house. Exuctiy tty rods trom bere Perfect muinave "iret-class table “Mew ie TiLEn’ Pt peintmie Bon for Se] yasTFORD” HALL, OXFORD, MD_ vy ‘This well-known and open fort muttiod MONDAY, JUNE 16, Go aud Bshind. Daily communi poylar_ fam 1 bathing, boating’ jemtions with all th, wineapal cities Uy ad steamueate, “Twodally Tials sud telectaph conmumcation with tho world Terns moderate "Acdres 2 SAMUEL NOK V OR SULPHUT Sprinics, paths. horcem, butt ix, excelent table Heaec tants firbi Chreulars at Varet & Whiting ELL rooms, Newly furtushed throuctiont., Terms moderate, Mars, S.J, WOOD WAL ATAstic city, MANSION. THE LARGEST HOTEL OPEN ALT, THE YEAR, Rooms single, double and en enite, Recently enlanced and furnished with all inodern imyrow my 6-Sun view; fifty vs Jences. $100 €1s per w: Adarees Mrs. J. A.M k Brexton, Park avenue, Baltimore, Sid. y. Tue Acuseros, OCEAN GROVE, N.3. Headquarters of the Association. Locatton, unequalled. No Luck mous Accommodates! 0 wuests, 6) W. 0. EASTLAKE. $13-2m, (CARTON Horse— ‘CAPE MAY POINT, NTs OPEN JUNE 28, Cape House open all the ar. send for circ Tu ‘ACH. HAMILTON, Mauager, Porviar Wareusa Prsce, Is reached hy the WEST JFRSEY RAIEROAD Jn two hours from Philadephia. Fast express trains, with Parlor Cars attached, are ran durius the season at convenient hours, aud yuasengers will ind on their ar rival at the W BROAD STREFT STATION, PHILADELPHTA, Union Transfer coaches and horse cars ready to trans- fer direct to the station of the WEST JE! at the foot of Market street. For ticke's, baggage cocks an@ fall information, ap- Ply as follows: Northeast comer 12th sffeet and Penneslvaniaara, Slauon Baltimore and Potomac railroad, J. R WOODS, Genera! Passenger Agent CHARLES E. PUGH, General Manner Je-2igm TLANTIC CITY EXPRESS TRAINS ALE BUN THROUGH WITHOUT STOPS IN #0 MINUTES, Via RAILROAD, Camden anf AtiantlcIRR | West Jersey Ratteoad cn rota Station fout of Vinest, | Station fostot Market 3t Passengers from Washington will ke the Thronch Trains of the Dalth aud Potomue Kaiirond to Phi delphi, arriving at the New Bioad Street S-ation of tae Pennsylvania Kuilroad, where the street cars will con- Yey pusseniers direct tothe West Jersey hailroad Sta. thon, and Caion Transfer Coselien cont et direct to the Station of the Camden aud Acluutic Haliruad: For throneh tickets, bagago checks, and full infor- mation, apply as tollows: Northeast Corner of 13th street and Pennsylvania ave, Station Baltimore and Potomac Ratlroad. J.B. WOOD, Gen. Pasenger Agent, CHAS. E. PUGH, Gen, Manager, 30-2560 IPPRE PEMER' ON, ASHURY PARK. NJ. & first-class family house, frontuie 0% greek, “Ail mederaaptyveuctita Ene a Saipaest Town sb bre a wk Sire FEMBERT" N. bron osm | AHILL HOUS", ASBURY PARK, N. J. OPENS | Zune a Fopitcclans "in ll ste Sipe ty Perfect drainiace Fire ‘or part ress M-D.C HILL, Drawer No 3 yo-zia ERMONT, ATLANTIC CITY. VERMONT AVENUE | ‘ab. Atlantic; unobstructed ocean View: street cary and trains of Gand A. KK laud passengers ou the premises, M. E COMPTON. sap S-Seu HE BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, : THE ELEGANT NEW HOTEL bash | OF THE BLUE RIDGE HOTEL COMPANY, | upon the line of tlle west uf Local Bine Rider Monntains, Tie Wonern wSiaryiana ao ENVIGORATING AIR: EUR MOUNTAIN WATER! ‘MAGNIFICENT SCENERY! ‘JAMES F, iON. AN Soaee. ‘Address jea-Sm OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, . - 7 at Hote gritty ‘ede lan oman | QME-MPEQIE OF UBD ID OM iD. CEMENT, GERMAN MASTIC, AND sikh anenaapiiiibestanes’ myM-m_ ee IE street morta. ee eRe en HOUSE, REHOBOTH ’s de. 71 300. ; (e_ner dozen. | ine: and the Buicat and safest surf bathinw on the, ‘e.: | lane, 81.40 ber const. Many iuprovements are tettie coe Ee te | seme ne 2 ASOT thstrectnorthwet. | “mystic WALTER BURTON. SHOULD RGYLE-( END CONNECTICUT; Gea So epee ee HOEMANSPAD. Udion 4:9'th. Lend for books yz Gea ‘Mise tn SITUATED IN THE MosT | , | RING To. SUMMER RESORTS. tm LEONARDTOW Board Per ies _elt-tubt.ne Pe www BEACH HAVEN, 5.2. tnt ‘Entirely new and elegant, The best on the Adantie 23 fmim _ GEO. W_ KITTELLE, Proprietor iy rs 5 a 1500 SE SS hoo) containing Het of Su Bi | coum imer Hotels and don river and in Catskill. mot trum, attrsctions, snaps abd Uiustcations eect to ay Addiwes “upon aspltr cee T'BURAITT, T anterss Protag™ . = ¥ | Eouie Ses Benches REMONT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. 3 » Ulucks from teach. 7 can “ort Raqeecialy acl eet Ho per ws | Gcex ay _FAMILY SUPPLIES. 3 iy jearauce, abd every cout of the cost of Hee, | Sp ah'sctailers ear heerlen uke sta ten Sea's suldvndy tr tbe orice! torial Moss peckeess fee ov vty ts the tit SORE IAN Sta Saad A acs wath our Ramen adeuack The trade suppaied oy GARTIN GILUrT® ca, | _Fatabtinta a800, kunore any Si ‘Ball | NOTICE 40 HOUSEKEEPERS ad KEB S55 da HERE eo | sl Fo Ea PREAH EAE Soe RELIANCE, GOLDEN HILL. WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLA BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot, corner ist street and Indians avenue, | tet WM. M. GALT & C0. = Srecuz Nozice | I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS? HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF KEYNOLDS & SON, WHICH I CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO | STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN COST, WOULD ALSO CALL YOUB ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE | HEATEKS, FROM THE PACTOKY OF JAMES | SPEAR, FOK HEATING TWO MORE KOOMS | ABOVE FOR LCONOMY AND BEATING QUALITY | THEY HAVE No EQUAL, THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES AKE BLING USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, | WHICH Wk TAKE GKEAT PLEASURE IN REFER- A CALL IS SOLICITED AND ESTI- | MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED. WALTER D. WYVILL, Excuvsrve Aorwr, No. 452 PA_ AVE, NEAR 4% STREET, | _ssas 250 $200 85.00 Fora Youth's Blue Flannel Saft, 65.0 $1200 12.00 Fors fine Yacht Cloth Sul, 86.00 $6.00 Fora Men's Business Sult, For ashiciid Busine Sait e150 e150 Fors good pair .f Pants, ‘Te, ‘Tc, For a good Vert 83.00 #3.00 Fora Bine Flannel Coat, $1500 g18.00 Fora fine Black Broadcloth Suit, $15.00 815.00 Fora fine Corkscrew 4-B. Cutaway Suit, 81.00 81,00 Fora Linen Duster, 1250 812.50 Fera Suit of the finest Calcutta Seersucker. THE MISFIT STORE, bed CORNER TENTH AND F Crosixc-Ovr Sane oF FINE CLOTHING aT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS. Tn order to close out our Spring and Summer stock of Fine Clothing we have prices cut down, to Fifty Cents on the Dollar, "Weare determined to acil every Spring and Summer ‘Garnet we bave to make room for Ball Stock, Ruits we sold at $10 we are selling now at 5. Enite we sold st #11 we are selling now at@5.50, Suits we sold at $12.50 we are selling now at $6.28 Buite we sold at €14 we are selling now at #7. Suits we suld at £15 we are selling now at 87.50. Suits we sold at $20 we are seiling now at $10. Suite we sold at 825 we are selling now at $12.50. And all others in proportioned low prices A Fine Scersucker Coat and Vest at 83, worth 63. Ap eatra quality Beervucker Cost and Vest at @4 worth $65, | Atpaca Coatsfrom @1 upwards. | Wiite Vests, from €0 cents upwarda, Suita for Boys trom 13 to 17 years old at 62.75 ane ‘upwards. (Children’s Suite from 81.75 upwards. Fante from 6] upwards. They are worth double what ‘weare asking tor them, THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co., CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS, ze 7 Noss wararrsco, Crome CtPenneylveniaava FOK HOT WEATHER, OAH WALKER & 00, CocPennsylvanis Ave st NOAH WALKER & CO, tPenney}vante Ava, NOAM WALKER & 00, (ePeuneyvania Ave NOAH WALKER & CO, (25 Pennsylvania Ava, OA WALKER & 00, (cPennsyivania Ava NOAH WALKER & Co, ‘Pennsylvania Ave, NOAH WALKER & 00, (cPeunsylvanis Ava OaH WALKER & 00, (ibPeunsylvanis Ave je24_ €25 Pennayivanis Ave NOAH WALKER & 00, ‘The largest and best selected stock of SUITINGS ever offered for geutletBen to select from at the LRADING TAILOKING ESTABLISHMENT OF ‘WASHINGTON. 1D. Baka,