Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1884, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrick OF THE CHIR SIGs Wasuisarox, DL C., August For the mudslie atian and orcasional rain, varlabie winds, neariy st onary temperature.” For Friday in New Enciand | aud the muddle Atantlc states, conUnued cool and | WKL vccasiunal showers Is A Near of liquor cases were tried in the Police Court to-day und uismu.sved. Go to Chapel Potmt by Lady of the Lake Friday, | » August su. is | Pusseir’s Ick Cunaw | ‘Suipped any where out of town. ‘York avenue, guarant ‘Als, flue imported Est gon vinegar for pickling, ec. Get it at Chr. vander’s, Yi 7th street northwest, Rgap Howe's Bus! zs. Lizzie Fayas eit about <1x Fears ayu a goid stored to lier by bee" * Gox, who recovered It Feceutly trou 4 cviered girl. 1s apt to ssmorunent: . Tae dogs are of ail su large assortment; Hempler, 453 sen ere signed to their ea tivity, spead the hours in olvep or Outers ‘sit in exp: i for the pen to be opened. aud with eves Fupyealiug er Wverty. A kindly word spoken Yo the do | the unre he | eligat burs atter they aplain avenue, was | OF NMG spa Axrivtectat Evi Penns. avenue | lowers CITY AND DisrRicT. | Bjouneing mdenyed Locals. water w xiedsion on Cu ache wo from the Duvet whi et fog t some lew oF bw ie tng bis His injuries wer posed to | #2 Uy be stig! but he has grewn worse, aud | fs now supposed to be serivusly injured. ‘The Curyetal alica Mint fied a er idcateof 1ucorgor he Baia ue fs situated 1 The capital Suse ts SON, repreginted by 190 | shares The truptece ire alessrs PF. H. Payne, F. | Poor, aud Cuford Eickardson, of Uns city, he excursion with by the Western association to | ackisten's imiand yestersay was aitended Dy | ‘He death of the dags tw ose per. bs bres = Was ove of the colored ena Gdlou accouut of the staudiaees Of lis aml, aiking en Indiana | preparations whic Were Miwest, last | were very. SuMpl id, 1a. th and sd u charge . Who turned It over Ww aire Geo. L Nokes for the | might. Geo, W. Harkues, ures chair, sud Je Ay went of dues, 24,0W) vas advanced tothe sual ders at an aversg> preuiluma of 70 per cen In the matter ¢ Clair, deceused, the receipts of Ida Stone yA. Robimeen and Mary id Weta, have Deen ti atiewpted wing berself siuow of ahouse oa C street, 1 : iy Ui Was Saved by Uiictrs Wheeler, Dunnigan’ and Kenge) ne of the Dead Arctic ABBANGEMENTS TO ECKIVE at Pythiss. at VeCauley’s hall, Capitol Hill, iast even- Ing, the committee appolutd to arrange for U Cross, owe of the dead of the Greciy expedition, toe ws remains ile b urs under Uke Sujervisien of th order of which In View of tds it 1s probabie committee will muke The committee also reported that tlie body wou Probably ariive tn Wastincton tomorrow, aud That tue funeFal wil take place Suaday a Interment to be imade ut ‘tie Congissional om comtalttes ut tive od. J. Fergusuit, Wiliisin C. Pease, Job J Andrew Lauxian ahd Juhu Miunix—wiu receive ‘he body upen Its arnval. ‘Transters of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been fled as follow: . Cabell to James F. Oveier, lot C, sq. 751 r J. A. J. Creswell, trustee, t G. Al and Ella Bui! uersiv, Lu gperty west Side 15th street, be 4 2 to H. Walter, | go Margaret Jans igaret. Re Jot" 16, 9g. 135, $ bk Kothwel, tu trust, pi. 5, sq. 42. $ — eunson io James V. White, lot 11, bik. Mill; $9662. Johai Warner to C.F a Krauwe to afar c. Dup- Richardson, lots 23 | i640. Mary A. | Sule, same property, und lot 2, sq. 4 A Big Excursion Party. | LVASIA BEE WIVE SWAEMING IN THIS CITY. | tm this city arrived between 10 aud 11 o'clock this moruing at the Baitimore and Putoume depot. It is given by the First Lutheran Suu tay school, of York, Fa, and numbered nearly 3,000 persons,of all ages from infants In three-score aud ten, but youn redomiuated. This sci ve, trou the ts ineiubers are Workers, an evded in selling more tek eis thin t wed seats for, Owlug to the demands made upou he maliroats for,cars for camp-meeting purposes Dut foriy-flve cars coud be assigned thet They lett York at @o'cicck this morning, arritimg im Balthnore between $ and 9 J0ck, and came direct tw tls city, the c1rs Pike ning Ih sectlons ef 11, 11, 13, spectively. | On arriving Ux ‘Taey will leave thi: ‘The Late Alexander Adamson. Tothe Editor of Tur EvExive Stan ‘The Sudden death of a Wusband and father 13 Such ay affliction as should shield the bereaved family from the torture of unkind and une-led for gossip in the news; AS a trlend of the family Of the late Alexan: sun, I desire to say that fF grief of bis widow a Wren bas beeu myst cr 'S, and him and S prospects that ui caused bisdeath. i PeTous Unies, but e« ip Wn er Neauetal | isappeiutinents Lat be res Wi: be hoped for i business, He Wou.d lave Le ful spirits to-d4: omices, $ effects of heartless comments, ALC n Livi: his family not 2 Prysictays Disarrorstap—4 Nashy dispates sa;> that secretary Lindsley, 6 bourd oF nived letters ti Tenn., the stace iu leading paysict b expressing surprise and | PE disapyo he Coufercnes of heath ville Gers Which was to have been held today tu this eity bad bees posipoued by Chairaan Bross, oc New York ‘They think the true very opportuue for Such a meting, particularly tors full disuesion of modern epidemics of cholera, aud, In thee ASIA: pest siuu-d Vai chat te apo n of Inter-st between. Cuwasreaxe Brace —T MPUbY have Invited about one bi Peonie of prominence ew watering pli: Unda est as e Baltimore aud Potomac ratiroad will leave at ahout Sam. for Bale more, wues a handsome steaiuer will be in readi- Less WW convey Bue party to Lue Beach, eral buurs spent wing the prope ty Ing theinselves generally, the company w arFiving in thls city eariy I House set evening, t Riss L Mr. Juseph B Thoms, Loudoun counts, Va. Facting parties veperoUs FUG v irving Meee ating eler- her sistet, Mist aan was Mr. Der of the Died to wit 3u ug Ob Lhe 9.25, ¢iu Virginn. MAxK:eD IN GrRMaNT.—ur. Stephen J. Kube the fortacr organist of St. Donilmic’s church, im tals ity, is now in Us BY. Where he 13 Min, mgtapule service. \ir i BerUn by lis aMiamecd Grima, of Dexaware, «49 2 day tm Gertin « year longer | and Wil then re-urH to Lluis game oF base ball y nue players at vb Uae disbuuded Wash- ut 40 Wo each mab The ga Wf aud resulted to favor of ine f2te% Lhe Nationals play the Of the pls Angtons netied Was very w Visttors bs a Baitius ——= TING AT HOCKYILLR—At an atic meeting at Kuckviile, last Prealc, t waters of Cleveland and Hen | @ricks Oh ¢ Uoual Ucket and of ur. Nelsow for Gougires were ratified. Spoecues were made Uy Mesar~ P. D. Laird, be & Pre‘tyuuan, George Peter, | and H.W ‘albu Allof tue speukers conten ed | Uhat Mr. Neon was the mest avaliavie man that | the democrats or the disisici coltld have selected, ISM Ts Moxrcowexy Couxty.—Eliza Lured, was mitted to the Kockville Pl yesterday ob the charge of sting me to a a, stab. al end, containing a tot of oats | and hay, wear Pocouuac. Moutgomery county, Wel, Wot thie preperts. wales beet torus eelunated ut ey —— $%ak WH! be sent post) ai a bee Etted sates or Cada taut nent Paper of bity-wx cuiu Of ipleresting” reauiug Bittice—jcllical, ‘iselitscuass ponet ae Abd gemlp, cue "stud t's Saague capet Shooting Dogs in the Mead. NOW THE SCKPLUS CANINE POPULATION 15 DISPOSED KILLING” DaY aT Tue PoUND—THE aDVAS TAGES OF THE WasHINGTON METHOD. stated im Tur Sram, the annual campalgn against tue degs was vegua sev: slaughter of the dogs hus been commenced, and already tue canine population bas suffered quite a Feduction by means ef tie bullet. When the pound- : | Waster and his assistants aave tiled the dog-wagon tue captured dogs are taken te the 1S an euciosure at the foot of 23d | street, adjoining the Owwervatery greunds. ce cuts Off the view of the interior, which an ofice building. a stable and a row of These pens, whics ire about fly daysago. The i the morai | Pound, wi confined in- ected witout Into these pens the captive dogs ad those that are got redeemed OF 1 to Valusble wo kil speud the Torty-eignt hours of ike avowed them afer cap- | Ge of ts pouudinen go 3 to market every day for the dogs, wale are regalarl y supplied will shool, Educational column | dng the: pene ate aaa every pw ssible care ta of the expuves A PACE INTO THE DOG PENS ‘hles of a lover of dog: bat reprsent ec traps on top. | are pitched, are bot cons. | ture. | tres meat. los! pad stolen | i 1 thats been ro | SRHD OF Le | in Sabbath seuool work? huportanee of the Sunday work, he urged us the | duty of church members a thorough co-operation Sela 4 sulali forest of Lalls wagging. ieemrd dogs are, as stated, kille are captured. Th case a uog unredeeiged it will be eld for id Of abut {Wo W ess, however, If CHa. | the dog has wot been seid, 1t will probably be saot that tune te continued Confne:ient Wrom wriy wo Mts dozs Tue work ts doue very ter Kinsteiu clatsas, with produced diatau per. | Wedispatcaed at a company, Sesterday | Wy sudeciag on ile part of tha deys than by auy Howard county, Md. | Oller metne: NOW TUE DOGS ARE KILLED. A STAR reporter was adinitued to the pound en- | closure at moon yesterday, the mour appointed for Tue executioner yyw3 Of the pound select- made ip tae pens consisting oniy of changing tue ‘aliver revolvers with ewute A large caavas curtain Was produced, front of the pens, so that yUhing outelde. Then ud sugpentel over ta aitable C4 ative Building assoctation | tie do, Teessth gontay lars ting last ulgat at aria’ | ove of {hve peus was opoued “at the Cop, and an em- Fient pre tear. im the | ploys cllinied into Ttawoug the doy SOF oue of the auuiuls aud Uited 3 of We rape seemed delighted to get out of the Jed to one Of the iéuce posts, und Lie rope Ouuid the post Sous tO ull the og rhe dog wagged bts tail. J'hls trond au tue top of the dog’s Lead, jew along the hue of its ose, WLU the muzzle so as to h Uspistol dawu Ww the Jor Edson seereiary. Alter the | rope lo the Dud nas advanced | ha up throug tho trap. the dog. whiel the estate of Susan S. i. St. | peu, w: 2.000 | Was draw: =. Ourtan for | securely. Uoner plac then pawed It we had grasye Lt din secur do. | ing any sigu of pat leroes. | cular motitis, uutice:bie about tue Cull some lune esi Ui the days ened to be stonw dead, aut auother dog sdiaiely aad dispatched in the mi all the dogs In tae pea pale any Moise REGEANT Coss! | after the empl ee | The boas aan OUgLE oUt ULL etlug of Frankiin Laize, No. 2, Knichts of | Ores oat hud be atier being Feerption of the remavis of Sergeaut Whillaan H. | om the pat | imevers Feyoried that Mire. Crese cousented-to have her bus | ter oul state for at least Gwenty-tour | instant death. HE VITAL ENEKGY OF 4 DOG'S TAIL, energy left in the dog: hot tue 1a ter of reumrk. ‘The tails of seme of the animals | ragged furiously after thy rest of the body seemed s d lu death, La the case of one of the car- cases upon the top of tue heap, the tall kept up a son for sometiing, ‘Then the motion grad- | Ua decressed In rapulity wutll ft wnally ceased allogacusr Uutve oF four minuies after it Was shot. is suid (uat the dug Wags the tu,’ remaracd | Air. Einavcln to Tus Sak reporter, walle the latter | with Woader uyon tls avin. ls case that Call Wage Itself, the dog do WIth iL” As soon as the dogs were gon Was driven inio tae rises Were heaped upon it, and at Nowe of Une dug: Of Ule dogs in the pen, waileb could hear ¢ but valid HOt see iy skull, in tue cen- eyes, producing almost | nevi walls Was a mat- hy rapid 2 a | Was guzie | nothing to Killed 2 dea sii | Obey Lien ara gaa res fst took charge of the pound,” sald “iT suuad that the dogs were’ killed A dog wouid be Uurged out into | ad @ tun would pe] fed vith shot. So wetisnies | he Load Would tear « hole through the dog and Kil {tat once. Souctiues tue dog Would not be killed and would | about the place for ten oF tfteen mia. | eoull be loaded agwin and Wuo Was heal {sin Ougut to be changed. xo how! ies Untill the musk fire | UE hts deatu; that'bis relatives vislued I went to Dr. Verdi, then, aud said that the s: gested tuat the work could be done ol. $8 a pistel was furnished, and we have Leeu king Ube dogs in that Way ev “Are tue duge killed always by the Brst Suot?” ‘Taw Stab reporter. ta dog bas a very bard skull or rifle Met as the shot is fired, it is. Like. We use a seit-eecie pistol, so the second suvt ts dred immediately, eas, boWevwr, are very Pare.” fou Tuk Your uiethud Yetier team drowning?” “sad Mr. Einstelu, “for the dogs usfor at "al Som ago, in 4,4 Tidiew secicty there duvisud dogs by plact: } for the relief of the poar ($1 taew to ap alr-t vuiber and tell turning on gas, Wi 3 Suppuaed to KUL them Someties after the eh out ln the air fifteen uitnutes they | Why, in New York yt wd to have Den active kiked by This method fuuiped off the dead-animal | We ure always sure our | | Women's dispeniary, $150; Homecpatuie Ulsp s to grandparents aged | J. men aud women | Fr ie aud ran away. wl ts kuewn as the Bee © THE COLUMBIA DEMOCHATIC CLUB—A NEW CLEVELAND Ata meeting of the Coluiubla democratic club, ehi-seeahg in crowds, | iM Vernon building, last evening, an invitation to eveulng abuut 7 veiuek, participate in te democratic ratification meeting, == Of the democratic central comuulttee Septaaber 11, was accepted. | B Four new tembers were eiected, und ufteen appll- vere received. ‘The elu will soou suspend a Cleveiund and ilendricks ban- uer ucross tue AVenue from thelr headquarters {n | Veruui buiding. 4 Cleveland dad Hendrt Cin the Giteenth di to be bel cutlons for meabership ks club was formed last Fict, st a meeting Leld in hail, corner of Sik und 1 str ets, following officers were elected: Howard "Claget treasyer, PF. Cust ce president, Paul L ick: nanelat And recording see- reir}, Ai J. Madigan: wrgcaut-alarms, J. WordaD, | ‘The Estate of Lucinda Williams, MUS. WCAKTHY'S ANSWEE TO THE PETITION OF CARO- To-day Mrs. Lockwood, ter Mrs Mary A. K. Mc- Carthy, Oled au answer (0. the petition of Caroline Masoa for letters of adiinistration on the estate of Peausflvania “avenue, ahd make tue ‘Mecessaty Lucinda Williams, She deules that she (airs MeC.) | conuections. nd Yotes in Indiana, and | neat she avers that Mrs Willlains disposed of ail her | houselold goods duriug ite, exceptiag $125, which ‘She denigs that ler mother ever held a | and. cbt lenges the | record. Sue Unies Lie tu. ad states that he (B.) has injormed her that bis statement was tua under iisrepresentation. She denies ti 6 protect tiem from the injurious 1a citizen, as ber husb. Judyinent tor $400 ews tO August Burgdort, de | strbeis; 4.50. a. A.M. Williams left g9u0 or half that sum, and dows not Lelleve sue left more than $200, and from (his tne to be paid, and sbe not be left to pay Ue under- Sift further states that she attended /he tsed the las: mouth of her life, understood all fof the Colon ia | Het Dusiuess affairs and was nirusted with the exe has tof the same. and wes earnestly en- treated by decedent to settle up the same iter her leat. Sue denies that Mrs wilitvms war iu debt, L UWO Visits Of her physi ‘Was any undue intl. decedent acted otherstise Wan by her own tree wi ads of preventing ald resstlug | $sPeuses of tue taker. manayel ‘The District Boat Clubs. ‘THE COLUMBIAS TO TAKE FART IN THe WATKINS BE- The Columbia and Rucouac boat clubs bold thelr mvetlugs List evenlag. About a eunbers were elected by each club. ‘Tue seutor four-oared crew of the Columblas will start for Watkigs, N. ¥., on wes CounLy, In the matloual auateur regatta 12th and 13th of | August. Tle four will be J. C. Koadrup, bow; Robt. : C. J. Kintner, $; Frank A. Nute, stroke, - H. Arnold subs ttutes thew in this race are ta, Watklos, Port Huron, Fairmount | Kowins Assorkition, Middlesex Aiuerican, Toronto, Ka, Ataihnta and ve nO Coutestants tm | but their crew will also go to ule, provided Satisfuctory rallruud arrange. wontS edn be made, ‘The eighi-oured crew will ‘be | | regular month! halt-doz-n ne turday to take part with Janes Youn The Walwaltahsee tL. Flidew, FL Scum G. Sivan, substitutes, Dr. @ Donnell Not Gone ¥ . O'Donnell, of leper fame, did not leave Baltimore Tuesday nigh from the top of a lumber | pile ta Monument square, on the Chinese question, speaking for two hours to five hundred people. He sa.d be Gad not entered the gut against ta hese to make money. He did not need tuat, having an independent fortune of ti the great evil wroi aud had resolved Wd take up the. for humanity's sake. ‘of the course of the Rev. Ueury Wanl Bee P Seuator suuron ahd otwers ob the Chie ues queaiioa. Speaking of the opposition be bad inet With siuce be left San Frauelecd, le sald Baltie muie Was the obly place wuere be had been tre ted Tar all Uke other La fhulgnity bud beew heaped upyn deed even dented the conelusion of his speech By exuublted’a uotographle views depicting tbe eff FLablOn Of coolkes, | He spoke in” scat w.ta politeness. ThE of free pew. AL (Le them in ‘A geueral taugh for- | waere | peat and ve geod hereaiver, ae THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. AUGUST 7, 1884. i J ew i aa Children’s Day at Jackvon’s Greve. INTERESTING BERBCISES AT THEM. P. CAMP. Corresyon ence of Tax EvEstxo Stan. JACKSON Grove, ANSE ARUNDEL County, Np., August 7. ‘Yesterday was one of tuw most pleasant days yet spent in the grove so far as the Weather was con- cerned. in the morning one of the ebildren of Mr. James fered a dislocation of the elbow. Dr. J. W. Henry, of Westininster, reduoed the dislocation. AlQo'lock prayer and experience meeting was | held, conducted by Rev. C. N. Robingoa, and al though it was of short duration It was luteresiing. While the meeuag was in progress nui ground, bringing thelr cuuldren i tace part in Lue | Services of ciitidten’s day. Among the visitors were | Revs TD. Vulliot, of Beialr; T. E. Cou.bourn, of | Broadway, Baltimore; W. F. ‘Liviagston, of Poto- ma Of Balumore cireul'; BF. T. Lite, of Easton, and W. s! Hasninsud, of ‘Bultunore; J. & Nicvols, Jesse Norris, of uoward, ‘The taberbacie was crowded by 10:39 o'clock when the children's day excrcises were commenced. Kev. t) “opened tue exercises by aunouncing the sung and followed by prayer by Dr. aiilis. Dr. J. W, Uering, of Westminsier, spoke on the * How iar siiould the cuurch be intereste1 Alter speaking of the question, tm the work. The question, “ What methods can be employed y schoomand tik to get tue children into the Suda ‘them there?” was answered by Capt J. D. Cathel Of Georgetown, Who advocated home culture an training by the parents, wlio, he urged, should set @ good example. Kev. 'f. E. Coulboura spoke on the advantage of the song'service, and how tar It ts conducive to the lidren, While admitting that such service Was advantageous and conduc.ve to walva- Uon, be condewaed much of tae sentimental mu- Sic Pubilsved, and referred to some of the artistic wudte as ont’of place in tue Suolay school room, salvation of for 1 did not teacu children anyuuing. Between the addresses Prof aud Mrs. Spurrier sang “Fear Not Littie Flock,” and other appropri- ate pleces, with fine effec. After tills mmeeuing, Kev. S. B. Treadway, of Wi- comico county, Mu., baptized the child of John and Kuve Burus at the tent of Mrs. Warren. AUS:3U o clock, alter appropriate devotional exer- ing Was eld, con Maginnis, of West Buitinore Slaton. By the ald of biackbJurd apd crayon he gave un expositien of the current Sunday school lessons in the reveliion aod death of Absalom. He Urved On parenis Wer duty, not to spoil Lueir chile dren by indulgence; to properly train them ere they gel b-Youd parental rewtraiut, picturing tue course young men aud young woweu of the pres entday, and couciuded with am earnest exhorta- elses, the chuldre ductéd by Mr. N. mass meet of mai ton, “This was todowed by prayer Uy Rev. F. Lag’, of Georgetown, and the melting closed. AUX Oclock a splr ectivy Was eid in Lue meeting tent, Led by Me. ferinerly of Alexaudits, now ot Wicomico count) Nid., trom Koiins, 1,18. Ti was a fine effort, clos wg With au earnest Cxuortation, aud iu Whe prayer miceting following Lwo ladies presented themseives: as penitents, Brotuer Kobinson’s six o'clock prayer meeting Was heid as usual this moruing, and the family prayer miceting was eid in ducted by Kev. Mr. Litiie. ——— Attacking the Validity of a W A BEQUEST TO A RELIGIOUS ORDER D1 TIVES 01 Nieuolas and Elizabeth Drummond, brother and sister of the late Francis Drummoud, yesterday fied a pelltion With the register of Wiis together wita @ caveat to Uke will of Francls Drummond. They Sel forth that thelr iuterest aud the tuterest of an ut sister Will be injuriousiy affected by the al- Jowauce of the Will ied, wiich bequeathed all his estate to St. Agnes’ Hospital, iu Baltimore. The | rounds of objection contained In the caveat are al, under section 457 of the revised statutes of Unis District, the paper Cyaveys uo faterest or estate Whatever Lo Lie ievivees aud lecatees natned there. | salées ure a religious | in. AS the devinwes and | Seci, oF members thervor, and named as such Under the ‘action, all such gifts’ ani devisees are ren iered Void and of no eifwet ules stich gift< sill be made at lewst ove calendar wionth before the death of Le dowor. It ts deviated by Luc petiiguers (ual the pretended will was exectiied on May 15, 1884, and that Uae alleged lextalor diet four days vater, Tuey deny Ubat Braucis Drumumoud was a resident of Ball mere couuty, a. alieged in the petition of Sis- ter Borge Farrall, and assert that “he resided ai his lite tn Uns city, and that {a 1976, WueR abous 69 years of age aud sufferiug frum patalysts, he was Sent to SL agnes Hospital, In Baitimore, aud re dualned Gvere slek, we wid intirin of purpuew an fan al the Hospital, aiid thut the sisier in charge kuew of their address, but that she gave thet uo Intorma- Uen of bis dying condition, uor of his death, nor of ‘the probate of His udegeg Will In the couuly court Of Bultimore county wuull, by acelueut, the Intel nee Was conveyed Wo them. ‘Tuey thereiore ask ua NO Cestuin@nlary letbers Be issued Lo Sister Borgla Farrell, but that ud:uiaistration be granted Uhein as mext Of kin of the deceased. District Geverament Affairs. ‘THE POOR FUND. ‘The Commisiioners lave apportioned the fund ) as tollows: Pay of j reserved ior medl- Clues for Lhe poor, #209; Ceutral dispeasary, $2,400: ene sary, inclu ilug medicine, $40; Beuevuient society, $400; Axed Women's ome, 3250; nigat lodgiug house, $400, and police distributions, $2,000. THE COMSWELL FOUNTAIN. ‘The Comuitssivnere hava acknowledged the re- celpt of Mr. alex. MacDonald's ietter Iu relation to the alteration neceesiry for Dr. Cogswell’s toun- Luin on warket Space, 2nd state to im that vir. Buell, why hus charge of it, eutertalus serious doubts if the plas submitted will remsdy the de- fwe:s in the fountain, ‘The pian of Mr. Buell, con- Templating 4 basin to calcu the surplus water, Is described Ve Mr. MeDenaid 4s the siiaplest one’ to solve tue dilmiculty. TRANSFER OP POLICE LIEGTENANTS. ‘Transfers of police lentenanta were made yester- day, Wo go iu effect ut Bown to-day, as follows: jouzler from te lint er Bouth Wasuingion pre- cinct wy tke eignt or Navy Yart, Pearsop remacns in tue second or county, Key from the turd (S.orgstowmy 10 the sevenvk (Swampoodle), Arnold frum fae tourua gira ward) lo the fifth (Gen.tai), Austin froin Uwe DIU to tie Sixth (Massacuuse rts, Avenue), Guy Mou Uke axth to the four, Gess ford iri the seveusd, and detalied as mgt in- Spector; Grver trum the oguth to the first, Kedway from night imspector Lo thy Lusrd precinct, MISCELLAXEOUS. ‘The Commissiousrs have wade a special order to Mr. F, Ml. Draney to vaeate*the present yur Wharf, on James creek canal, and to ovcupy that at Selrwit south, on the Master branch. He is di- Fectod Mae tue Changvatus eary aday as pos- sibe. Air. A. M. Renshaw, one ef the managers of the U. 8. electric iiguuing company, ia a note to the Com- MissiousTs asks pertmlssion Werect an elecirie Lanp upon tie nortueast corer of 1ul street and Piiysicians to the poor, 35, BUILDING reesiTs ave been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows: ‘Thoinis Vaylor, repair frame, 517 d street south Wast; $125. Jolin Jacobs, erecta stable, ulley, Ue tween K und L, 34 and 437 streets soucuivesi; $400. Virginia Suit, erwot a Sinall dweiling, 1044 Street, | between T and U; 200. D. B. Groff, erect Lwo Livo™ svory und cellar dweslings, K, between 21st und 22d len, erecta two-story uwelllug, corner Ontatio and Poplar ave- S$ $3,000, Mary’ A. Perkins, erecta twi dweiling, Nicuois avenue; $650. E. Kuebei, two-siory and cedar dw'lling, E, between "2d and ad streets northeast; $1,600. The Wright-Bartley Matter. To the Bditor of Tue Evextxo Sran: We have seen the statemut in your paper of our son Irvin B. Wright agalust Juige T. W. Bafticy, ‘and cel nee OF that ; as one of the boudsmen for D. P, Wright as guardian, | for our grandson, EB. Wright. ‘The whoie state- meh is famously falsa, atid 18 the product of a | diseased mind. We have known Judge . W. Bart-| Tuorough yen. | ley for years, and know bun io be Ueman Io all business transactions, aud p-rtecuy Satisted In every respect at having hud on our son's bond, as We know lim to be abumluntiy re- Sponsable dad to uvid sulivient proverty to over ail responsibilities on the bond. Indeed, the fact Is, that originally said Irvin B. himseit participated it selecting Judge Bartley to D come Surety on the Doud, Wo which he kindly couseuted as a Luvor. doun W. Wricur, any J. Wigur. AS the guardiam abeve menuund, I concur in and couniria the foregoing statement of my father | aud mother, And Laild Chat the pretended petition Of said Irvin B. Was improperly Med in the court, alter Une whole matter fad been decided, siply to this libelous publication, and wi ike from the Hes Wuenever Lue atteution of ‘ourt can be called to It, DP, Wiigur. Wastlngton, Auguss 6 ——— DeaTH FROM aN OVERDOSE OF MonPnta.—Last night a taan named Martin died suddenly on board, the U. 8. monitor Wyandotie, lying at the Wa ington navy yard. ‘The body 1s vo-day at No. Ufed tus mornin, SS MARRIAGE LICENSES.—Marriuge lcenses have issued by the clerk of the court to F. J. bee M Us, of Prince George's county, Md.; Geo. H. and Violet Taylor; Oscar ‘Tr. Thomas and Lola Cc. Hutton; Lambert J. H. McKenzle and Surah E. Me: Phersop, bouk of Prince G Chauttly, Va; Charles Tighiman and Mary Clari Peter Brooks and Elvira Brude. ait Damages Awanpep. —To-lay the appraisers— | gacob Beek, J.M. Fowler and Geo. B. Dean appointed Yo uppratse damages of C. A. McEuew and nue W. B. Dean by reason of the location of the out ern Maryland railroad on thelr land, fled with tho clerk -f the court tsi report, awuruing $976 ay compensation, A MaRuIED Maw Cuangep wits AnpUcTIXG A humber of | Youxe Grei.—Charles Rowse, allas Travers, and Mary Robinson, aged sixteen years, of Bultiinoi tered ut a Hotel in Pilladelphta as C. 8. Davil Pegs During the course of his remarks, the doctor said | and wi le, ‘arrest ue starced out with two lepers, intcudlng (oeXMIDIL | quest of teem ee ely in Aerie, but consul Ib each yf tue large cites s.ld “You must tlue Jotor dy tiie,’ and Uke American v- All tight: be shall now” "i 7 rns the speaker sald, he had not the with hu. Sone esterday by re- Wiest of the marsha of police uf Baithuore ft is churged tist Rouse had sb iucted tue girl, and was | also iufity of obtainin, $100 by Lalse preveases from Aman in Baltimore. ‘Rouse, it 8 suid, ts married, and has a wife aud chiddren in Waynesville, Onto. | The girt sa e home becat We ib the crowd calle odty | badijy and HOUSE b ypooed he hed 2a bere are they?" and Cie doctor answer, side Cracked at Casco” rowed ties badly, and Rouse sald be supposed he hada die Yoree! “They were taken to Buidinore iast weit, egirl met her fither and promised to re: A TREASURY EMPLOYE ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF W. T. Colley, who is empioyed as a laborer at the Internal revenue bureau, Treasury department, was E arrested by Detective Block yest rday afternoon on | $ogineer of the Sun ocinpany. His eyes failed ID | weaseyrs $1 Saw, warranted the charge of abstracting and selling Afty official postage stamps, of the face value of ten centseach. Colley claimed t.athe found the stamps—which | Was appropriated vo his relief by bis comrades. He under the law of July 1 w-re of no value—in an en- velope ina heap of waste paper and kept them, | thinking some stamp collector curiosities On the following day a doy named | Frank W. Gray, who 1s now in the workhouse, asked him for some money to pay for mending his shoes. He gave the boy the siamps to sell, with | on the first Monday of Bepicuader. anding that he it return wnat | atbromcan Mgurixe.—The ihe Nodties | 202 of Che nomination of Clev often go witho.t adressing for salads) Buy Dur- il ‘them as curiosities fe aappe mivdeccivertits Ps Bt firemen, 4 Proraeeeened | eee ‘that two doiiars worth of the stamps were sod at id Hendricl ubrot reeks: the Paials Koyal and three dollars worth at Geo! tue ae » Stave bor a S, and that Gray and Coley ai ‘The transaction was discovered when th Palals Royal sent a ox of, goods to the with these stamps on. They were trac bearing the names of the cluba, elc., were | ocoaine, a compound of Cocoa: who said he got the stamps from Colley. The lat= also carried Ide line. at we and and aya nehing asd eee ter was reieased on Dall. He 1s about thi Years old, the son of a former well-known : Geaier, has lived wil his life in the District, is mar- uh street, near M. his arrest Colley was distaissed irom service by 1on's Assistant Seeretary Coon, Lannon’s hall and atvended by @ large audie1 Ttappears that Mt racter of the stamps le Stroyed them rather than run the risk of incurring the penalty xed for using official stamps for pri ven—A nes. ation at the department {s said to have the fact that an envelope containing about $10 wor:h of stamps, some of them being gene ulne ones, had beeu taken fro) Mitewell, Who was in charge of the room. IN THE FOLICE COURT TO-DAY Colley was charged with the larceny of twenty stamps, valued at two cents each, the property of Lewis Y. Mitchell, and the case was continued un- Ul Monday next. This charge was brought against conduct. Johu Slewart Was Kaed $2.00 for = Mr. Colley tor the purpose of holding tim, and the On John Lee. J, Dougherty wus ued $250 for Diamond Shirts at Auerbach’s, 7H tu,th,s information was sworn to by Detective Block. It a pach’s, 4s understood that Mr. Mitchell declines to prose- | Jul for 15 day for disorderly eeaduct. cute Mr. Colley and failed to make his appearance In the Police Court to-day. Probably fail. Mr, Colley ts out on;ball. cholson, of Baltimore, fell from a swing and suf- Would like them aS meeting this morning (o examine, accerding to law, vers Of | people ‘rom the surreunding country arrived on tue | money might deveft after He supposed the boy would sel oll torch, and many hundred torches carred ia line | Shirts are the best of © and moving "a columns produved a Ge eect, = tomce rooster and @ supple jack with some inprovised | & Pure and Effective Hair Dressing. j.i. Murray presided, aud Kev. Dr. alills (of 9ui Work, for theNight is Coming,” which was. urty-five moonlight, added to the attraciions of une Ad now resfdes on Honing, after discovering ad purchwed, de mm the desk of Captain Affairs in West Washington, ‘THe Soctery or Jzsus.—Kev. Jimes A. Ward, 8. J., 18 conducting a retreat of the members of the Society of Jesus connected with Loyol: LY and Georgetown col.eges, at Georgetown colle; | Mr. James W. Collins, who ts studying for 1 Cathouc priesthood. as im mber of the Society of | Harber: Werte, Maan, we cremate a | recently encountered at the hunds of John Teemer Se nay: Joseph F. Collins, the contractor, i ir. J.” Mason teresting meeting at its rooms en Tuesday night The Hope ef the Nation, Hee eee We ee ihe Columbis, are iy holds its ngdiar | Children, slow in development, puny, scrawny | meeting hls evening. the ‘ewell nota, Gulls | and delicate, use “Wells Health Rebewer!” ta in 1783 for seh jurposes, Bul long used as a dwe ling, is now remoucled a3 a school Eo “Alderney Dairy Wagons. jo-zier, formerly a well lawyer of this place, now of the tirm of Goszier & Wiillams, patent agents, In Baithnore, day.—Poundinaster Einstein has made oné rald on’ the dogs hereabouis this Week, but severil hundred uitagged canines still make night ldeous in the nortiwestern section of vited to call again, and keep ——The resideuts in the neighborhood of Lingan streets complain about tue hydrant being out of running order.—if the dead aniinal | Wayon would visit West Washington of-ener it Would find suitable occupants tor 1L—Quite a € aud enjoyable barge purty was given last it by Mr. Hicher, of ‘he Powomne bout club. .—The erection of a hand- some drinking fountain has been begun at the cor- er Of Potomiue and Bridge streets. dhatlerone tor dogs ean geen cautg and ® | that a boy, whois Uo cast’ bis maiden vote BEXt ity to Anunals, ed. prayer and experience Was in town yesi is, up to tbe hour of preacuing—elgut rue evening sermon was by Rev, S. B. Treadway, tabernucle, cou- OTED BY RELA- tor dogs. It wa » Prevention of Cr .—Father McCall, of St. Ann's parish, of Ten- leytown, was taien suddenly til lust nlghi. condition this moruing was a slight change for the fue DEPRESSION IN THE COAL TRaDE.—The de- pression in the coal trade continues, aud the Schooners Addie M. Chadwick, Kate M, Hiiton and W. G. Bradley left here yesterday for Baltunore, some days for coal. five | of coal, left Cumberland | Piusburg wouder. i for tuls port yesi ‘UONDITION UF THE WATER ATT A. M.—Great Falls, 2 receiving reservoir—north connection, 3; south reservoir —influsnt | connection, 21; | ivsusMER. gatehouse, 19; ‘effluent gatehouse, 34. the river Uo-day av5 p.m; high Ude at 9 p.m. John C, Bryant man: wed to secure his bond as ght by retuinug Gen. Longstreet’s cul-Lucpu ¥, Ak, Mitchell, in charge Of the office as, Assowvrery Porr ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomencss, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short welght, alum cz phosphate powdera Sold onlyincuns, Rorat Baxino Po WDEE Co,, 106 Wall street, N.Y. ROWN'S IRON* DITTERS STRENGTHENS THE Muscles aud vives new v: BROWN'S IRON BL TE, worst forins. Deuyests sell it. 0) 8 cures Dyspepai tor Biozandrin Affaire, CITY ITEMs. DeATa oF a8 Oo Fixewax.—Hiram Webster, an | powers & Bro. Silver-Plated Teaspoon: Oe eee nas: Mil be. Batted Bese YI oak: pat coon, at Bostsn Varig wears Teseaoeet morrow, many of te Alex: Y Store, TOS ane-207 the funeral ir. Webster ‘was log tne leading | MArKet Space. Zt labege | toward the close of his life, and a of tae | at! | Mouey paid by the city as cempensauion ef the Sum | company for the giving up of their engine bense cauatany ‘Buy your Bicycle and Boating Shirts at Francs, died in Washington and bis remains will be Drought ioe ouly riety oe abd Gents — SCHOOL BOARD.—The city school beard held a Cel Nd Collars, 29c.; Celluloid Cuffs, 40c.; settled It was ordered that the schools be epened Im the Absence ef suitable materials or the time to prepare it.people ind of music and made up of the Cleveland | tomake anothers oe “u Dever Houble yourself the town, Each member of ths clubs bore acoai| Cimetts Crown Collars, Cutts and Monarch © Danners je pleasant weather the hair and ts sure to allay all itching ‘and Urita- sion, drew'crowds Iuto the sreets, But there was | “02 Of the scalp. The suj of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts Bo disorder, and the celebrauen’ was an un- wualy quiet one The mass mecting was held at | Consists in thelr perfest purity and strength. €0 including many ladies addresses were delivel Sepaeicle ao Ld res ne cS ey of nee of o fume, Marechal Niel ec oper aaa Sige Mae aaa: Sho | | Ltborare Pavone Marsha tne VO RTS pera | Os Apne Ve 0 fatal accident oorurred at Telegraph sia-| iundborg’s Perfume, Uoa, a few mules belew this cl y, on Tuesday. Two Ee Rove, aged six and eight years te-pecuvely, sonsof | J, MI, Lareques Elixer of Callsa; Mr. F. M. Grim ley, foun an Fevolver in qhe Bark shes house and commenced _p! Witu lt, whem the Mas, for more than half a century, Deen tn use by Pistol_was accidentally disci ‘killing the all classes of people, and indorsed by eminent phy- | Youngest almost instantly. siclams as the best tonic and invigorator extant. | Policy Rerort.—James Simms, arrested by Off- ‘Ihe weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all tind it Cer ‘Travers, charge, exposure on the street, Was lo give Dew life, vigor and happiness Particu- the enly prisoner at 'the pullee station this torn- larly a lady's medicine. 41. bole. Sold by drug. ing. At the mayor's court Jane Maney was spree . E, ‘Lhoruton, Proprietor, Balumore aud ‘seut for thirty days to the workhouse fer oh jurrison slrtels, Baltimore, sd. UU aval being drunk en the streets and Bev. Walker sent te cycle Shirts at Auerbach’s, 7th and E.em,w,t Notes.—The Blaine and Logan club nelé an in- SS tee = Fresh Alderney Lutter, churned every morning, Row Wants Anether Race, and delivered 1a haif-pound “Ward” prints, 35c. pet NOW UE THINKS TEEMER COMPARES WiTu waxLAx, | POUnd Also, Coulage Cheese, BUTYerLulix und sweet ‘The New York Times of to-day says:—Wallace ee ‘Ross, the oarsman, not comtext with the defeat he ‘quart, Creatn 1c. pit . GILL, JR. 411 133 STKEET SOUTHWEST, mires Cocdisly rectestncuds Brows be Ghee at Oak Polnt, 1s anxious to again cross oars with dyspepsia and iudigestin, as it cured him of those his young rival For that purpose he has gone tO issn sss Boston to arrange a match with “ Eph” Morris, the | cco A ORRR ppp backer and trainer of Teemer. Many believe that eco As FR DD Noss can make a better sewing in a fve-nile race 8, AA re BB agalnst the young Pittsburg sculler. The last con- : test wagover'a feurctulie course, ahd the admirers ooo a4 BR DDD « of the New Brunswick earsman, on account of the strong finish he made, think he ‘could have passed huis opponent had the race been auntie longer. Atver = the ruce one of the spectators approached “ Jum” Pilkington, tue backer of Koss aud told hii to Mmuke another match. over a five-tlle course, for ‘auy amount, and he would put up Ualf of the stake IE 18 NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE BOT OUR Money. Koss evis the defeat keenly. He has al- ways been regarded us second to Manlan only, and he was looked upon as the only man who could | AVOWED PURPOSE TO MAKE SWEEPING REDUC- give the champion @ good race, He knew Teemer ‘Was a daugerous competitor, but he never thought = | Year, would’ be abie to show the stern sheets of his | TIONS IN OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. WE | Doat to @ man who Las given England's chainpion | | ven seconds sturt. "In speaking of Teemer recentiy, | | Hoss salu he was a ‘:inlghty ciever boy.” When | ARE NECESSARILY COMPELLED TO DO THIS j asked What he thougntor ‘Teemer's charices with Hanlua he repied as later, in goed oo. = ition, could defeat, any man tn the world, Dut He! preyy iim oon could hot afford to be Out of trim when hv'met the | EPUB 30 TANNERING: MERE 2 A party ef berry pickers, while picking blackber- | BUILDIN( | nes "in “Miltord, Couns Theduy, were Startled oy = _ finding a human skull’ and other bones under an apple tree. An investigation will be aad. 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 OUB PA- The stagnation ef midsummer is somewhat relieved | DEONS THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION. OF by thouxhts ef the sparkling ocean and its exhilarating | course WE OANNOT HE? ALL Driny' Lathe, by thoughts cf the green mountains and | O°' nel pe alae yess thetr cool, abady noeks—but the days of idieness are | IN THIS DEPARTMENT, AND ENUMERATE THE long and you require, especially in rainy weather, | on something to amuse you, and the eluld.en most of all, PRICES, SO WE WILL UNLY MENTION 4 FEW und we would call your attention to the fact that Wwe ana we would esllye SPECIAL ARTICLES—FOR INSTANCE: ‘THE LARGEST STOCK OF TOYS GOOD NIGHT GOWN, EMBROIDERED YOKE ckyaznmnon Boars, Cribbage Boxes, = Playing Cards, Chips, &e., de. A BETTER GOWN. WITH YOKE AND FIVE Hawuiocks a 4nd the very best yetfulne Mexican PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT 890.; Hammocks ass -d the ‘the: fall purchases, MOTHER HUBLARD GOW Routers rete Tae cae Gur fal purchaace. | ve w GOWNS, 56 AND 68 INCHES ud steel, 20 se cur plan Rubber Tire b cycles. PARTICULARLY AS IT 18 LONGER THAN THE our magnigcient line of Baskets requires — 1, and che y if — is Led abd unllied. Gant? uaketg piu and CAMBRIO OHEMISE, WITH LACE AND EM- in the city, including Games ki fa the city, including of every, kind—Chess, | WELL MADE, AT 90. A full line: fe roin t. Baby Hammocks at 49c., larce Our Baby Carri: ges we are selling now at cost, as we =e SPIE SLM stock ot Veloct; all . oe Nis syd om _ateck of Velordiedes stort, and LONG, 980, THIS GOWN I8 A SPECIAL FEATURE attention, ey are xvod. well made. hands 7 os AVERAGE Gown. Work Baskets, satin lined; Tiaveling Baskete ; La Botan every sts: Shop SSSR lie vac BROIDERY YOKES, 96c; GOOD VALUE AT $125. ety; ua ry a: Bera —— is, sity em, aud tings Suite Bese, 8, sts all YOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE meu "iso Whiskbros i fo Ene aegurten Straw Colle Toy taken ine DEAWERS TO MATCH THESE, SAME PRICE. We also desire t large LADUES' WHITE SKIRTS, REALLY THE CHEAP- mtr ‘Tkes'Feat ce Dialed with weear ok sae Canvases ei ‘sat prices way below what you bat EST EVER OFFERED. — ASPLENDID COTTON SKIRT, DEEP CAMBRIC A VISIT TO OUR none EVEN IN MIDSUMMER, | RUFFLE, TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE v0 PAY YOU, 7 AND FINE TUCKING, AT 980. M. SILVERBERG & CO., SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED EUFFLE AND TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, ‘TUCKING, 980. 22 73m BEREET AND 919 ru ~raeeT NX. W._su5_| Jy OUR MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S DEPART- Fae Or Tae Loo Corros, Yard Wide, Best Make, SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS, 5% cents. DRESS GINGHAMS, Check Styles, 63 cents, FIGURED LAWNS—FIGURED LAWNS-5 cent, INDIA LINEW, 8}c., We, 1240. CALICOES, be. russela Carpets, Fall Styles, 75c.. 80c,, 85¢., 870, Peer es CALICOES, 5a, 1 1, Sie., d0c., 450., 500, SPECIAL BARGAIN, Black Cashuner’s, all wool LADIES’ FLANNEL SUITING, Navy Blue, Brown, ‘Myrtle, Black and Garnet, ut 12% centa, TOWSON'S, 636 TENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sonth Sida, OWN'S IRON BIT bines iron with ou Scientinie Princip) pure vegetable ton! les. It cannot intoxieste, ‘HE MOST DEADLY FOE TO ALL MALARIAL diseases 1s Ayer's Ague Cure, a combination of veg- ‘of which the most valuable is used in no other known preparation, ‘This remedy is «n absolute and c-rtain specific, and succeeds when all other medicines fail, A cure is warranted. etable ingredients onl; HE CURATIVE POWER OF AYERS SARSAPA- ril'a is too well known to require the specious ald of any exagversted or fictitious certificate, Witnesses of its marvelous cnres are tu aud hamlet of the land Write for names if you want home evidence, y vinx in every clty Beeld RITTERS TON: 8 THE SERVES | wewr, We WILL MAKE YOU A REDUCTION OF ais tlo Druodatene..c rare Wood aPviste 8d | say; PER CENT OFP MANRED PRICK FROM THIS YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE IN OUR ASSERTIONS, THESE COMPRISE GINGHAMS, PIQUE, MAR- SEILLES, INDIA LINEN, LAWN AND CAMBEIC A Gre Nore DRESSES, er ‘Is being made by some of * our competitors about the it wonderful bargains they are offering in Men's, Boys? CORSETS! CORSETS! and Children's CLOTHING. 8000 PAIRS AT A LARGE REDUCTION. WE ‘While we have kept com- SHALL DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THESE Paratively quiet, because — our rductions positively MAKES, AND WILL SELL THE LATTER aT A cut off every element of — ‘Profit, and we could not af- GREAT SACRIFICE ford any great advertising spread, we can only ask you tolook over these won- _ derful bargains of other houses and then come to fea andl ben if yo cast ieave: LANSBURGH & BRO, doubtless. Lawse: Lawss: Lawyst BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 15 ‘TU strect southeast. ‘The cause of death was sald to be an overdose of morphia. ‘The corower was no- NUN'S VFILING, Pure Wool, 20, NUNS VEILINGwidest, double-width, pure wool, all BLACK BEUCADE SILK aw and Kate A. Seiver, of Albany, N.Y.: LW! A “alt price) 30, nt, as reported. He lectured Bruce and Annie Lyles; Joun A. Loudon and filen J. Hickman; Juiius Hutchins and Surah Jane Cur- aids GRENADINES. 81,reduced to CARTERS, Manwer space, BEAUTIFUL SILK AND UIEFUL, SUE. WOOL DRESS GOODS, 50, BROCADE BLACK SILKS, $1, reduced to 75, NUN'S VEILING, pure wool lace style, 60, reduced to COLORED SILKS (finest quality), $1.60, reduced to BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, 50, eee ee ens, $1.50, £1.75, $2. 00, 81. 73, BLACK CAbuaLie BLAWLS, Pure Wook 8160, atl, Doth of BLACK SILKS" moirate MSS VJOS from Beach and t=. R’Station Ocean Viiw tu QUMMER Boas Altitude over U0 iret ro eral waters: lntye switninin, das and Livery eo. nected with Lc Seud for cincalar.” CLA Proj steauers SPECT’L EXCL fuith on WEDS MGHTS Sat w: 4 ‘Terms: $2 per usy, 810-912 yer week, 855 $40 per mouth. ob thive frouts. drainmer a: fect. Taree airy Toons. ac edation Wide piazzas -Keduced sates for May" and Junie, Teute trem! Old couaction wit PA Futueh 4 NRAND VILLA, ATLANTIC CITY, SIA END OF conumodation 107 130 wuests BRENTON SILA. care way Jences: $10t0 €! Brexion, Park avenu, CLE MMER_ RESORTS. ON SEVONTH AVENTE, Coean, “sbury Park, Na ie erm i aunt iat clan MESS TAR NAPE MAY. N 3 VILLA PELLEVU } Lafayette and Congres st. two minn for aceastitt v3.20) Mr 1B PAKKEW feet from beach. good bath shin Wer Ordar Point, terms Bo BRKBER Ma yaa JOCK ENON SPRINGS AY th the Gragt North M untaing. vear Wine ‘Terma, 86 to 86 jer Tow pleasant tourth for cuome $3 Toind trip t ¢keta. goo vbsil October Stat, $8 50 11 ustrated pampiiiets, goviug uli ‘mferinaion. may be bad AON PLATT g t0Nm Matiacers, "y23.1m 401 9th wizeet wortiiwest IVER SPRINGS S MMER ) PORT. UR KP BLARIST OB. Proprivcor, St. Mary's yee veeetme fruit, medical ntte whic! FORD. M BRUGaEe tthe, Bowe a Pehine, bated tunmediately o8 the water. lange ver tx ‘ites, Uiitinrds. bow! vie, fous! at mo erate Paya! tates tation yietor. bia \OLOMIAL BEACH } OTH, WESTMOD BLAND 00 TY. VA. ‘New and newly furni-bed. Ie bed by Fo eluguries BE GW. J\CKSON, Manager Washinston, DC 3:33am, Bra:ich office: 1321 Fst Aye BS. REY FAST PEACH, 7. of cocan aiid river. New Liusr. Wew firn trated “ASEASON AT AVON INN” «BH, YARD. | OCEAN ‘ocean, jake; four-story Ih Devente, Mrs JOSEPH WHILE suyl5-3mn Miss 5. KEMPE, PANIC CTLY, N.d.—Op a mys. “The finest and safest surf-Qathisiz, Ocean, \OBL'S ISLAND. VA THE ONLY SEN Q yp SIDE Ky OWT EN ViRGINTA - channel aud shark Sebi and ssupe show ute Denar: $2 pe 3 rok. $40) oe Conmecticut aveune: 1011 eccan view. ae eas nl stn, ISACUHUEVANS, Fropritur 22% oc an we, Exactly reery —HOUSE LOCA ED ABOUT 190 a. MINERAL BATHS, yester. Va. ey TF datuphees; four ut- of four weeks Some Nee PERS, Gwar and omae river Ns hy steauer Arrows Day MOKMING? sail SATCND AY Five miles south of Toute Banh, charming!» torated Hf : 2ilScuvetencresincsudita was, lcwaice sie ea water batise ou three “Gorm Sem fue idluse OCEAN GROVE §t Teadqnarters of the Ansociation. Lecat pre ROTA as tment S132 ® © FASTLAKR 'S GOODS. Bes: Resronces Sum su hand-worknd battonbolas, POR 7 CENTS. ‘The bent ever ciffered im the otty. AFULLLINE OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR SCARFS Suurte te Under: £1r for. for - Six, beat Guality, tor xn J ust Ore: ED A LOT OF SUMMER SCARFS FOR S00, WORTH @L. LARGK LINE OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY, FINE DKESS SHIRTS TO ORDER 4 SPECIALTY THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, CRARLES BYATT, Proprietor. myo S16 F street n. w.. onpoaite Patent Office, ST Didies SiiKis MADS 10 OXDER uly $2 a Six Pine Dress Shirts made to order, only $2 Finest Linen Collar, all styles, only $1.50 per desea, vest Four-Ply Linen Cuffs, only 20 cents per pair Cloxine outa laner lot of Unfinished Dress Shite, st cents, Worth © conta All coods uaranteed Lo give satisfaction, at MEGINNTS, feb025 1002 F street northwest BYrQvns g208 Birney spp Me Avi un: of good when suffering from jt, Se ere Isa 80 203 i street suuthwest, 1 RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCRITFCTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING STAEFORD HOUSE AND READ COTIAG. & AT Perey pall the yrar. “The House my sccubutbodatioum Addrews J oL LTH 5 roux Trou rauace, Pirst-class table Mra ie BUILDING To MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PAKTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION To THE WROUGHT IKON FUKNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF KEYNOLDS & SON, WHICH T CONSIDER AS GOOD LF NOT SUPEKIOR TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CEST CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL TOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIKEPLACE HEATERS, FLOM THE FACTORY OF JAMES SPEAR, FOK HEATING TWO OR MOKE ROOMS ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND BEATING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO RQUAL THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES AKE BEING USED EXTENSIVeLY IN SOME OF UHE FINEST HOUSES IN uk CITY, WHICH WE LAKE GKEAT PLEASUME 1) REFER. KING TO. 4 CALL 18 SOLICITED AND ESIT- MALES PROMPTLY FURNISHED, WALTER D. WYVILL, Exctunrve Acre, No, 432 PA AVE. NEAK 44 STREE? TTERS 18 AN UNI rruvedy iu cane vt Genera) Debiiityy see eee BLOWN's TON BIITER® removes all from the Blood and euriches it, bs OCEAN AVENUE, ATLANTIC N.3..within nity yentnof Beach: Oy d“Teeun views “Lueht eheerul 5 Newly furnished throwbout ae Mims. S.J. WOOUWAKD. THE LARGEST HOTEL OPEN AT, THE AEA Rooms single, double anlen snite. Recently enlangad and furnished with all mo ern tiayrowements, MOGLATIL. Proprietor. PLEN DID OCEAN myt-Jun, ‘CHAKI a beach; all tiodern convene Address Mix. J-A MY ELS, Baitimer:, Me iy hed Siew, Atty yards tr per wee QORTESCUE HOU-E, mite sand Ocea “Fro ND StI WCK, 2 opretor, RDIOWN MD 3e16-tu&t.2m (CASLION Ey USE. CAPE MAY POINT, N.J., f OPEN JUNE 25. a Cape House opeu all the: year.” Send for elreular sas-2n1 ACH. HAMILTON. Manager, In two hours from Fhiladely with Parlor Cars attached, are run during the seasou at convenient Lours, aud passengers will and on theirar- rival at the NEW BROAD STRFI Union Trauster coaches and horse cars ready to trans Jer ulzect to the stution of the Tx Porvian Woareue P; ‘LACE CAPE MAX, dnt Is reached by the ad WEST JERSEY RATEROAD in, Fast express trains, ET STATION, PHILADELPHIA, WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, atthe foot of Maret street, For ticke's, bagyaye cuwcks and full information, ap- Ply as follows: Northeast corner 12th street snd Pennsylvaniaava, won Lultimore and Potomac railroad. 3. R. WOODS, General Passenger Agent CHARUES EF PUGH. General Manager _Se0-24mm ‘Treins of the Baltimore and Poteanac Heeilroad to. | deiphia, arriving at the New Boal Street Station of tlie Pennsylvania Railroad, wi Ney possenuers direct to 0 tou, aud Union ‘Trauster Co. Station of the Camden aid Aslaute MaliPoad TLANTIC CITY EXPHESS TRAINS ALE BUN 1HROVGH WITHOUT STOPS IN 99 MINUTES, Via Camden and AtlanticR R | West Jerey Railroad from from Station foot of Vine St. | Station tuvt uf Market st Passengers from Washington will take the Throneh, ret care will cous y hadiroud Sta ctilirect to the For throngh tickets, baggage checks, and full infor- muntion, apply as follows: ‘Northeast Corner of 13th street and Pennsylvania ave, Station Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, J. R, WOOD, Gen. Passenger Agent, CHAS. FE. PUGH, Gen. Manazer. x02 ATssue cry. _ tt 1HE “BRIGHTON ATLANTIC CITY. (PEN ALL THE YEAR F. W. HEMSLEY & 80%. ASHURY PARK. NJ. house, trontuie or hia | fret-class in all ttn apyoiutuienta, thd $5.09 Det ay. Special rates by the | week, INVIGORATING ATR! FICENT, SCPS1 Adios SAMES F SHANNON, Q‘EEAND HOTEL, OF THE BAND 0. & XK. on Families can make arrsmerinen" aduressine Oaklund Hotel, Oukian FRE BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE. THE ELEGANT e CF THE BLUE RIDGE HOT“L compay Located in the Blue Rider Mountains, upon the line of the Western Maryland Itail west ul nd one Mille TUNE TENTH. Jans ri und improved, and ts Wie LOPE: ‘This Hotel lax been Lates—$3 FURL MOUNTATY WATER! M. ERY! ‘Mauiaieer. Ui: tel stats Hotel, “Henny ioeiatant: Sonal ection Pray lO ean , Will be open for reception of cuests jon oi wueste JUNE Int, 184. REASON, est DOUGLASS MOUSE. KEHOBOTIE EACH. ELAWALE, will op n for ree: F rand the Breit end sagest wurf Lathan on the tie iy iqwowements wre ls art ‘coast, | Mi ferms: $10 to $15 per week Bycclal arraueemouts for » jendlies, Send tor eireulac i mya WALTER BURTON. CARTERS, 711 Manxer Space Pasawass SUITABLE yoR Oceaw Taat NIGHT SHIRTS! — In‘all Sizes and Goods, 935 Pennayivanis avenue, 124 B STRE @ fiuble tuully medicine. De. Yous affections (headache, ‘he. it ‘euralyie, Wc.) techs ike ce oes one salt ce ae) sis 420-420-424 SEVENTH STREET rica, at . CERTIFY THAT BROWNS IRON BiTTERS THE MISFIT sr Ee en at wht one, 729-00 Betrcet wortvest, pied 202 CORNEE TENTH AND F STS. A u ooo TTTT 1 00 NNN oO NNN ALG T [a S NON SITTERS IW.|4 4 00 God F Ht “oo BUN = ptaresa tiny. posworta, ae 1537 Sth street northwest, a = 43.0, OMEARA & 00. Fon Nexr Ware 1947 Pennayivants Avenus — Are selling their entire stock—Guns, Rifies, Cutlery, E. @. DAVI! Toole, Tackle, Notions, Musical Instruments, Jewelry ~ 3, ‘Bardware, &c.. at auction, every evening. at 7 p.m | BARKED SPACE ‘Bargains can behad, sev suction advertisement. jy7 Lot WETTE GOODA, 12%, former price 250 INDIA LINENS 1236 to 450. PERSIAN LAWNS reduced. ‘RS. G. C. HUMPHRIES, 2118 I STREET, SAYS PURE LINES LAWNS, 2c. per yard, NN) a ee ee Chuee patterns EATISTE, {Hine Brown's trea “hitters i Kidney and liver tour ALL-OV: B EMBROIDERY, — ad Fine CAMBRIC and NAi NSOOK EMBROIDERY. ‘LACES, FANS MULL FISCHUS Jusr Tae Rioxr Taxo Fos Coot Ce Children’s SAILOR SUITS, ae to 11, selling now at | at boo: one-half former price o clowe out. at 81.53 81.69 | — See rok, Aecietariae | aa eS PANTS, from Yee. up. ODDS AND END= tn Broken | aes Sots sti finlt price, straw Hate almoet given way, POPULAR PRIOEA cS Peau ivenie srenue. AVE lL ECFIVED MOST BENEFICIAL RE- sulte from Bit E @ Davia, one syi9 719 MARKET SPACE, AS L ANDERSON, 1006 907m STREET Ruacerven_ Tietetrne traits tg |Po Fesulte to be obtained fram Brows Irom ‘alters os Ss ured him ASH, CHEERY AND WALNUT Ca Rovvzar, CHAMBEH FURNITURE, pe which we are offering at Great Barwains, WHITNEY CHILDREWS CARRIAGE COMPANY, HOEKE ‘A120, #01 Yetket Space and 306 apd 310 8th street en EE lon icy lee ence Vecieke, | _ Carpets cleaned, called forand delivered. my23 egons, E CROFT, 1114 rose EAST Reoel ‘nervous ‘bola uum deca | Monseeaterge ea ce POuebe ome Stheyege, aunt any bot fn ie nbc end service unes * pitisur, bate” Babine fee or pack, ‘Rear wanna se, ae Sie oat Bits 1a HA rp BALDWIN, RGY: E- OCEAN END CONNECTICUT, avenue, Atlantic City.N.J. Fine ocean view. a vey” Gcweivenen tenet Entirely new and elegant. The best on the Atlantic coast. Carscity. 00, First muson, Now cpea. ‘For particulars address y%wimim__ GEO. W. KITTELLE, Proprietor Q* 20u0T comrorr, ‘VIRGINIA, BYGEIA HOTEL from Fort, Montes. Open: Siete fee ug ats ay a a oe oats Se vol ny ome sa B. PHOEBUS, Proprietor. ENTONS, ATLANTICCITY, SOUTH CAROLINA Syrsrens eerncoy, sopmcr “Gret-clae sceomutidation: yas. bre EOAGMELITY. 3 Pom all the! ‘my15<o3m Tuoxxs: Taoxasn Troxas:: SALCHELS! SALCHELS!! BATCHELSII ar Baum's. 6 tru Grazer Noatawasa TRUNKS from #1 75 up, TRUNKS, WITH ZINC BOTTOMS, from 83 up. SATCHELS from 980. up. shite the cheapest line of HASTMOCKS and CROQUET caty. HAMMOCKS from Toe. up. ‘CROQUET, Fight Balls and Eight Mallets, from $1 up. Calla d examine the above Goods, a8 you can eave; deat Twenty er Cent by purchasing Tram ue yt ROWN'S IRON BITTERS CUKES CONSTIPA- tion. affordins instant relief. ~ EAOWS'S. BIT ERS ‘Bbeumatiom, XS cures (Cc Pentaylvania Ava saad NOAH WALKER&OO, at seidtor tage Want Chee NOAH WALKER & 00, Rong (2% Pennsylvania Ava. Dray d'eta Verte. ‘Suite, hii ts, White and Colored ‘wearin alluew: Poet Coverwen, Glo dives tar cual NOAH WALKEK & 00, ssi cPennsylvanis Ave NOAH WALKER & CO, (cbPennaylvanis Ava Je 625 Pennsylvania Ave ME, CHARLES 4 WILLIAMS, BRANCH PRINT. Mi ite Office, Te Department cheerfully testi 73 reaury Departmen fully » Mexoxaxouu Or New Bosrvess Recuven pr Tae MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION, From the 14th to 26th inst., inclusive: 260,000 94.000 NOAH WALKER & 00, 000 The Association couducts ts business on the assess Ment plan. Anseasmente are made li-monthly, to wit on the First Week Days of February. April, Jupe, Aw ust, October and November. Queassmament produces ‘over $100,000, sufficient to cover echten (18) average death claitus, besides setting apart over $25,000 to tha credit of the Reserve Fund. Office in Washduyton 1509 H wtreet, ays 1. ¥. KNIGHT, Gen'l Ament. ACASE, S57 U STREET. GAYS PHREE Bor 2 tes BROWN'S IRON BITTERS cured him of a s-vere case of dysiepaia, sy23-20 MPOKTEK OF FRESCH WINE-. COGNAG, CHAM PAGNES AND CORDIAL. Erench Claretn €3 1 €4 und $4.0 per doner Huerican bative 0 ines, Clitfongia Vinrinte and 6 etter ot ViCT Bh MOURA Agents for hrst-clus house Bordewux, Buncundy, Cliannpaigues aitd Gustine. Vine de toute Sortas ea Cain, eesing Jas HWE ALR NDHIA_VA, ON Dioe ine EEGs tags LEETERS Sana Ticchubleiey ot At auarrevated came of dy wit ‘eo Bet tae wort: UPPER TEN Rwew fon yy wi MISH Y. Atk YOUR GhOCER H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, FHILADLLMLA BewNs How Brerens > 10 only. from medicts {a not Itdeu be onts: fron medicine that toyarious, Our entire stock of BOYS’ SUMMER SHOES At actual cost for the balance of the season. All those in need of Low Shues should certainiy not mies thie op Fortunity as sume wonderful Bangu.os can be usd. ‘We have about 500 pairs LADIES’ FINE KID BUTTON SROES that Inve Dever been sold{or less thanges. They ere eoing now at 62a pair. All of MEN'S FINE SHOPS that bave been ould fae Land St arenow selling at $430 00d 64. ‘Don't miss this grest opportunity, es you will eave Buukky Ly Going eu at the Ketiable Bos Btores of GINSHEIMER & BROS, wl $08 Tth end S151 M atreste, syn THROW S'S ‘cured him of dyspepsia, Narnorrrmc Waren. AFR, QUICK AND PLEASANT, ‘Fmineot physiciams pronounce it superior toany mineral water Dow in Use in ull cases of . #