Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1884, Page 4

eee eee — THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON é —— D. C.. PHURSDAY. AUGUST 14, 1884. THE WASH) LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. © oF THE CHTEY StGNAr. OFFICER, Wasprveros, I. C., Atgust 14, 1835, 9.9) amt 5 Wie Atlantic states shigutly warmer NGTON GHOVE CAMP. Opening of the Twelfth Annual Mee ing—Improvements Wade About the Groands—A Directory of the Camp. Correspon tence of Tar WESING STAR. F ber =a es, ine Beneraliy frou 1 WasutSarow Gary Sty AUUSt 18 ee ouuketa portion Moc Pceec RCS | Thetwelfth anual camp mecting of the Wash 5 tly Warrier Ww ed for New ove association besias Welay at tie Ee ce mds tates from this ety, on the Metro- Tsssr¥ per cent diecast on al our trunks and ady ther? are about one huti- i <> tou ver recular price, in order to. ts, a with praying men © 4 cut, at J. Herzog Penusylvania | and women, there are orders coming in, s _ aud teats veing pitched tor ethers, who will 5, close, stastie | arrive be Clase uf the ‘Week. Tae commit. se got quite clos, elastle | #7700 Dele tn cies iL abd ae fant = Saal aay ms pushing the work ef prepar tion, 50 Uaat the last Stearns lee Cheam post muy bave been planied and the last nafl tol any where out of town. : ari 4 Of the drs: devotlousl se ai wuitewses (1% y. LM. Weitch, of Union associational serinon Uats © catawba grape brandy, ye Mported Estra Get it at Chr. yer flons are favorable 9.2 goo old timed vival season durius the comin: fort- ere are no reasons Why Lis suould not Tomes to be, the most su-ressful ewinp Ting of the many held in tits The dissociation regards nelth Peuse im Ls earnest enlexvor to labor nor ex- 1 to the many «at cost, to elose out } at“ructions and advan'aces of the place. The reel nUrLAWeSt. Ladies have made cos¥ and couforiable che mints — ters’ cottage, on 8th avenue, the late James ‘The Bi vas Died | Just con: OF ieaves. Fowier, dur- tiuore and Olio Fallroad company have fet a neat, han lsine depor here, place of the dingy and éheerles so long been tne she xTuve. A double Tow Of colossal oaks, the mein sons and daugh aks of which hav been wittewushed, mark out ‘he eo! aud Very pleasant avenue to the depot. Haws barg: piers, opticlam Selling | “ruc great improvement there is a complete suite out Of roots for the comfort of visitors, consisting of walttog-rocin: ladiew toilet and express depot. An ir. Murr: eeable wt — oMice in chen @ Issues a most cordial invitation to hes to a and catp with them, all Hot be spared tO both pleasant and prontabl that there ate oue or more eases CITY AND Dis?RICT. Condensed Locals. s Ue lighted at 7253p. m. and of apnevstia Tent, No 13 the foilowine “fever on the grounds; Dut all iutereste Were Instailed for the Way rest assured (hat it 1s a false alarm. Every one Ten, shep.; Geo. W. Bert ts Weil and bappy b re. br. J.S. Deale, P. E. gTumn Cf reilsious servi me KOSS J Ub has full control of the pro- B Read, £ vs. He, with several other : Gee PE | lauder arte a ie lodge thi even umber of Truit veuders Who stand along sth | Mrs c. L. Rowh, president of Ure W. G- Tet, 1s street Witu handearts were urvesied by tik of. | al the Noyce hotel, knd will iemain Wau te cides nad cussed belo His | of camp-mecting. rutin hw hag thelr perswik be iy stand im om ‘THE CAMP DIRECTORY. lowing fsa directory of the camp: rove avenue, south slde.—Cottages—Captain Boyd, Dr. Detrich, Wun. Sibiey, Win. Woodward, x plac’ ¢ was fount this morn- tong «vacant lot. on New Jer- | jr. North side—Altred Wood, Wm. Burris, J. N. Bowe, Robert Cohen, wie (oumulttee of the Tenmeyivania| (ircle-.J. F. Bureit, cottage: Mr. Childs, Major p asociasion met at room 35, Le broit | yorgan, BF Simpson, DeBacker, Meee, Ca last evening und decided to calra mevulng | 4 Craig and G. ¥. Woodwanl, West Wash. Of the association at an early date w complete ar Fanxetents (or Wansportalion Of Voters und thelr Temlles, : Geore Hil, MG. T Jose Wison, Miss Blanche The Light Infantry’. Camp. AREANGSMENTS “FoR THE DEVARTULE FOR LONG el, wo was; GL. BRANCH SATCRDAY S4GHT. Annapolls; Julia The members and trieudsof the Washington Ida Calhoun, Mr, Franklin, We Light ufuntry Corps are showlay much interest In frreh, Win, R. Woodward,,Mrs, Tretler, the p at at Long Bs : i avenue —Cottagers: L. S, Wolt, T. J. Reed, B. rou aud Dr, Carrol Feet ah key, LP. Allscuu, Mrs. bai Chapm, so tar t Little now is left to b | Berry | seid avenue family. the netabe Satunday met ait marci to | ,AecoMm avenues : Tends Oe tae quouE BO honorary | “yuird’ avenue—J. W. Deeble, cottage; ‘Thomas povecensitlagrs Pete gy been errata nod | tng. KF. Jackson, C.: Mek Berry, tent; Kev. ‘train taking the corps Will bea + rd Norris, tent; J. S. Blackiord, C. L. MeAr- een oe eee . C, P. Brown, tent; M Fanny ph a hes es Prony ante ny Mra Detus, sire Boven co ae ee Or eens ae NEWOAL i. MF. Gaither, Bernard Mom Yates avenue, Col. ogre udetabed Capt. Win. | > ig WE Gaither, Birnard Mon tay, XN. Drtou, of company a, as oflcer 0) the dy, to | . Gartrelly, W. 1 Feral naval aceumy ty Captain Burton | Sse. Cran Griibs Me Slleieud Sap paige the be Futh cvenie—Mrs. Davis, Nathan’ Walker, Wes UL. JUD G. Cowles of euimpany A. ajor wil providie a deci of one ser Corporals ands xieen men from the r Color Sergeant ley Walker, CR. Murpt + W. U. Hotssavider, We E.G. Hts, Carroll Taomp= J. Joues, JM hy cotta. SIXLA avenue — Misses Milstead, Mr. Benson, hospital steward. | preachers’ kal +s four boarding tents, Will accompany | Brodway—air. Bell, Sout W Noyes hotel, iauhdry, “Warte buteller's staal dna th sip, Keepers div socitilon supply store. B. Rev. Dr. Bartlett's Experiences Abroad. ‘Fransters of teal Estate. Deeds in ee have beet fied as follows: W. R. Woodwont to L. Belreuds. lots F and G, a David Sean Joan Fitzzers AG: URLCM: IEE ONE lot Cp 15 an Euzgerald, trustee, | Rev. William A. Bartlett, D.D., pastor of the to Lary MeAuutte, Dery: & Mary Ac | New York nue Presbyterian church, who 1s Robison, paris 17 to 20, ribet irustees, ty EH. May aq tu W. Maye, lot 46, | ie spending his vacation tn Euroye, tn a letter dated Spa, Belgium, J. ies: “I feel strung for the 0 Hottie E. Lee, lot28, | tuture. My lust boil ts just yielding to the treat- HL Fowler to Mary Mt Yee ee ae ete EHR OCE: | ment ordered. Ine-ded rest’ and change and the langed. lot 1 (60 ReRpe en Saas Le hanes ak | Proper inedication which this water affords. tis Fowler, do. lot 245 #——. Same to Walter E Fowler, do., 0c 3 as acres): $—. a sparking chalybeate with many laz Side iron, and ts doing me much good. Th. & thousahd feet above sea ieve Wild, lily, rocky e0 ts tull of poopie. Teas t ‘The poorest tenements the Wasu toms ‘There Meats be- town Is. in the muist of a nis eXceltent hoveis ant anesttown Dever 2 lage cUrcalns and, ppear to De no abs: A New Busisesy have startad out y it! ginning than the er, Whos ‘Comm Hovsk—Few business firms greater advntages at the new fm of Sinzieton & hous and elegant store ou NeXt ‘to Cuid Felows’ Rall, Will be for- | poor as in Larger eities. Few Americans and tue Bed ngxt ‘itestiv. ‘The fike structure, | Eugish ar here, but tae Freneu preduminats, and I be ogrupied exclusively by the fim,Was | DT all thelr pecullarithss, some of whic are zood esizned expect zi drapery. busing Lighted sule-woins offer @&playiug the cuior. texture, aud design of fabrics, ‘The shei¥es re now beins flied with choice and Slecapt uew goods, which the fru are enabled by thelr superwr hicilities to sell at remarkably low Peer one amemuers of the fir are Mr. Vhos. D- Singleton, Lite of Singieton & Houke, a gentleman of Tong eXperieuve In the carpet and upholstery busi- | A Botler Formed. Bess aud Mr. Willan H. Fetener, ho tor tany | & LIVELY MEETING AT COSMOPOLITAN HALL Last Fears hud ci of tie carpet department of | EVESING—ALLEG:D ATTEMPT oF BLAINE MEN TO Moses & Son'sesiblishuieut. MrW. H. Houghton, | CAPIUKE THE M.ETING. ew ee \e suphs < aes Ce A meeting Was Leid last night at Cosmopolitan ase as Cluet of the UpmOe eine’ BW | hall, corner of 8th aud E streets, for the purpose ‘ous? as chief of the upuolsiery deparunent, as the call stated. of forming a Butler Liberty cub and adopting ions to promote independent po- iF Ue andsome bal. * * * Europe 15no piace tor un Aluerfean to live in or work In. Iv inay do as & halt ior a rest. My plans have been bruken by the cholera in France aud the annuyapees resuting frou It. Texpect to sull for howe in tis Arizona from Liver plember 6, aud will be glad to greet my friendS bd people after this broad sum- mering. carpet, uphoist-rs, and x: jus and Well Wantaxes for MATKIMOSIAL INTENTIONS TEMPORARILY FRES TRATED.—A young wan named John P. Bolleau ap- Pited at thir clerk's olfize in Norfolk, Va, tora license to Wed Miss Viet Bessie de hurray “Adalr. The Ucetise Was tsued, bat It Was soon discovered Uhat the gentleman wags from Waslington and bis SWeeth-art trom Richmond. The Hceuse was Te ‘Voked and the marrage did not take place. Was sigued by ‘1 Joveph Fanuine, Eanis, 1 Fulton Gantt, Jaines L Miles, urge J. dine, D.C. SL Slack, "Thomas i MeNiekle and otters, Lue hall was we! ing number of WAS Cuosen f filled, the attendance incbul- aca tes ‘Tre Rep Cross Wasaliecton ton! Internatione! Concr Welch merts In ¢ proxime. Clara Barton leaves New York, Saf the Red Crass of Ge: e¥al, Swiizerl and, on the 1SC this cong ss ou! rored men. James W. mayorary chairman, ME M Messrs. Gl ds Wide atvention | J. Ean!s were appocn.+ ra OF Sau = Hrosi the tact that it whi inpre crowned | Uon, aut Pant f. iowen, Josey F uning heads than have ever before been aseuabied in - | €. Holt, Thomas 1 Nedie and G Felton for aby purpess, and from the tuctuer Let | Tayior Were appointed mittee Ou F What Ms aims are pura bumnont A novel | The cunt ee on organicdtion Feature in Ue exes OF Euroge wilt O tue presence | peruLaent odlivers as Fue ab a> 4 Tepreseutacive of this covernument | tom Gantt; vice presid. dude ng Of priuces, men OF letters and | \ Martin J. Ge: ing and hous. fi > | Niesie: corr, rt Rocks wenn: THE Joxra Diverce Serr. fed in Tuesday's | tre suter, Frin as adypte t Sian, wed that day by |W eehalr invited porsous presea ty ski Joues “Fue de | the roo! que a rush Was mil: tot ue LO Sify nowy in ag occupied | it: im Miss Catherae Odiuin ahd sevend Place in Presury dep-rtment, | oer Lot Us Potomce bout BLAINE MEN IN THE MERTING, Ist presents of ts Then or esate em be » The bE acts torth tive | When onicr was resumed a inember arose and 1 Wet to Lis p-rsoual knowleds Patties te tie nd sigit tae roll wi otite rs by Kev. Wen a f the Workincmen's Blaine and There are no livin's ¢ He did not uuderstand It Mr. Bowen 10 on jowed to vote for offers of CHO are MeUIvErs OF any Blalu Jans clubs, The Voie by whieh the report of tie commit ob organization was adopted was then recone | stdored. At was mi fe and been | Denny, of § Beut to St Fran shew. HL Shan Umensterred ary and Cone! Kew. A. PL Ke Mid. “has bes - 19 Lake the piace ) gos to Jersey Aloy- ed by Mr. Rowen that _any'gentleman ber or any athe: poli kal Mr. Ditulels tad iin in favor of tae Butler ty club, nere ho man, he sald, s0 true to the Libortis s a8 General Butler, and ne ma 10% Wed to sicud by ih Mr Blane and Sver I #3 took the Door, and as all talked at once sone lub be not allowed to v Por mes Becker, Ss. L q E couiuston followed.” Mr. Gantt declared tuat s tsvand Kes 1 Kendnd, Tinmriy of Mesberry- | Grantee ete Jon Was, Hur Whit * lie Ut Fa, 1b nnade superiot of SL Thomas. | Sot Butier was, there would SAWAT AccDESTS—Last night the horse of | DE omEunlzed tn Uuis city a Butler elub Trou tue = workligmen's organizations, MU: CKANDALL ELECTED PRESIDENT. He dared the Blaine or €) the | to interiere longer in thelr organization, and inade @ motion that Mr. Lee Crandall be de [etivanent almost u: sand detins Carer, attached to a bugey and | traci on Tih street, near ¢ Mr. Carter out, A amjuring bim tn akeu te his hore Mr. Crandall came forward fon. “He had iavored to uphoid dl Labored as an editor in Beu.lt 1. Futon Gantt was mode vice p: r vr JL Kenne na Uirowing tax fil w = Dates Wes Mates ereeantatstins, ~ rag A a Gantt, dua 1 Mes, Joseph Faun ci 1k pig nti toy wood and’ Gee a ° appBluted a come Marylind” avenue Sout aWest, ant, mittee on ratification meeung. cub then one Of its evs, bre The anine adjourned for cae Week. Mr. Gantt s there were pS he MEuhiastion who bedeved thse aie coe bivsident of the club, Was an eticay aicat 6th and branded Unis as @ falselivad. by the horse | i Districe jcenses have | to Walia | to the mover vernment Affairs, ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. When the List contract was made between the tulssioners and the gas compaay tur as Lo (he streets of the eity, a rheht es Teserved by the Commusaigners, aad acceded Wo the gas 6 to deduct in titr pay aents to latter, for such gas lumps as (he Commniessouers AL eat: 10 be ©: wit ams; Davis Mintle ‘Vhou s mes Lucar sud 4 Mary MAL Carver. : : ised ib strects and TEMPERANCE M D— | Avenues Where experiments mizht be ta te from r © fo Cine by the Brush Evectrie Light company ae io Ms qudew or to introduce eerie Ueht tor IAL, pUrprses Evctie L to a stead of gus, the the ¢ gM colupany at the sane time indidate on tie prouibitionIst tie set lor =r. Danlels—ts among the sycak- | : “hu. uits ‘so willie col of te Good Templar and | reuubare thety for the ene of a Meld £0 people of Balltuwr., wana bacd | mentee Fee ron SC muse, Went dotva ou a specta: Lath om te 2 yyivania neue a meen ie Sie tusraing aad there Wawa aryl nui | the Coutfese Oars ber of Lud a U les and children ancoug Wem, Fancenietty 1S (0 orty-tive nights gs an expen arrang: ments. d : Fesults Of Us Use Pain alt Gav, SieRMaN EcLoizes Gex, Feunigh of the memes of tue Resew, at Lake Niuactone y Sherman nad a lever tus 6 that is heath would uo" terut Misean Ina short address Gen. Sueriaan Sable eeting Gea Grant Was chown fad all arrangeaneats Ww svuce. We all khow Uat in Had sustained a rath Dut we i constitution had 1oaz Swain, we al Knew h nancial murrteane, blizz wnt, cy mou iM New Yor, Ue | nance. “Bue no sold Grant y was In Lue renot Lapy oF wire Lake will hereafter | ble. (Caeat ao aust Shore, adjeining Coluntal Beach, | we hoped all the wore. he wows every Saturday nizuc ‘Persons wishing ene She, Saar oben ms wishing Lo Visit Lis | presence, to manifest fOr him the stret Whart at 6 102) ware stit.—The District | . colored, gave an excursion to A Bown Tuer axp 4 Hor Pt! Lintge or € Richmond, gether ou U Guast—at the 'y ed about tue Army of the ‘Te < covted Touch frou: south Washing- ony aud saatcied a package of tickets mubers of the Lode and ran {rash Armory =quar-, pursued by a crowd of | mew dad WoMeD, LUC le wre se als ecape. Prd the cemysie ite is eng Li ped eave "3 TRE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. — TRE WERELY Sak Wil be sent postysid to any address in the Lauted States oy Cauada UnUl after tite presid. Geclien tor % cents “it is a large eleht-pay Paper Of Lity-<tx couuimns of Interesting’ reall Matter—polilical, hiucclanects, persoal, news Shs gOSIp, CLC "Send tor a sample copy. ‘THE Sepawen stop at Clase sult Of & false re er, eaable us, by his Whtewse love und wa Ue eld, and be laeld ay Bony tious Wik Branbulng Iona er tor Uravelers to and trom | ny Mrs. | r ud sction among tue people. The | * | Urbal Will take aud parties present | tied | nk J. Solan was elected | ‘The Columbias at Watkins. THEY FAIL TO WIN THS POCR-OARED RACS, BUT BEAT THS BEST TIME PREVIOU-LY MADE—TURY ARE SARDED THE KIGHT-OAR RACE. Heats ln the races at the Watkins Na- imateurrezaita were rowed yesterday. The Canadians were the ueroes of the day, tue seaior sin- gles, double sculls, and tie seator fours having been Won by crews from the other side of the bor- der. The final heat for Junior sculls was rowed by E. | J. Muleaby, Matual boat cin, Aibiay; D. 8. Now. | Jan, Albany bout club: G. A. Strickland, Peterboro | boat club, Canada; F. Cumiai, Bostua. sulcaby Won in10.01; Strickland 31 An the jun.or fours the Watt Albay, and’ insciute, Watkin’ Montreal: W. E, O'Connell, Portlant, ackiey, Portland, we., contested tm ca g wom bs" Lagtus in 928545 | | OConnci 21 in 9364. Ta tue pur gard tic? tue Mutuals, of Albany, and the Ariels, of Newars, the only contstancs and tive Shutuals boat was batty | ison oa tie foul was rendered ia Tavor of th» \tu:dals, Way ate to row the course bo j day forthe prz> The ralas was gener | sidered erronzo1s | fhe Torontes von the double seull race tn 9:07 4, over tie Cresuents, of Basta, 9.15, and the Laue Teates, of Prov, «tl the Haraapurcs. THE REST TIME ON Ri COKD POR AN AMATEUH FOUR. | In the fluai heat for sentor tours the contestants | broken. The | Were Argonauts of Toronto, first; Columblas. of asing-oa, second; atahsees, of Ecorse, Mich., third; W: tkins, fourth, When this race ws st p Water Was ih perfect con- | dition and tue wind was pertectly still.” Toe Argo- | pauts Wer sow in getting away, and were led | from tue star’ oy ait “the och” As soon as they | settled to their telling strok of forty-five for the | frst tinute they made thelr boat travel, and | dropped Comab a quicsiy beaind, “rhe Wanwan- | | tahowes iso drew away trom the Washington | | crew and Watkins with their Mtty-six stroke. AU | | the quarter inile the Argoaauts were level with the | Wanwahs, aud both’ were clear ot Columbla aud | Watklus.” As s:0n OIE Was passed the Can iulats edged suto Che buoy al Biflecnt shape W cliwalts at ule wth uhead of the | nal Couumbla two more | Hecg:ts belund. ‘The iatter sagzed off to the west | de Geuiadt Us, aud Soon after the laVer | also weut sti turtneroff tieir cours and in shor, | | bul stu kept in froat or the Wahwahs, leading by | fa tue over a length at the inlle. “The V } row “besan to core back to Coltimt {head of Une stand wie latter were ans -0 and then Weut right away from the icy Who steered wretchedly at the aus zood three lengens Ins 22% 1 S28, Wahwahs talrd In §.i5 4 Kins les not tined. ‘Phe Argonauts’ Une ts tue Lest on record for in amateur four on. suit wate beating Ue Hiisdales: 5, ume ex vet seeonds. “ihe Columb) Iso (aster Uhun | the best on record by three-quarters o. asecond. | ‘THE EIGHT-OAKED RACE. | The eight-oarrd race, which closed the regatta, | Was a Walk-over tor the Colu, ot Washington. | | Today there will bea regatta given by the Wat | | Kins association, from whiea nati | barred out, and to-morrow anotiey | take place “at Loag Point, ww lake. rewatt ee | SUNDAY Ban Casga—Henry L. Wendeil, a saloon Keeper, Was on trkul before Jad n the Pollce | Cou t tis morning, eh day bar. “The detendag tune of th fan hour of the end bimseif and Was then | jd that wh man eping bis Dar open on sund.y | at ke 1s guilty, and ten comes ail | takes up the tine of the court he Is not glug to get off wiih the lowest fine, and a man who keeps asa Jon cannot invite his’ customers to come to ts € on Sunday, and Keen ils dining roum open for drinking parposes. Weadeil was mned $4 Tillus sie.ster, tor ceepinz a Sunday Dar, $20. Willian bron di was co | Sunday bar, se Witnesse xd detendant’s py ase Was dis- | missad. Tue Judge Said: While Th ve no rightto | fssuine that the witnesses testified to anytldng | ot true. vet Twhsu o.ticers: would be nore careful in bringing liquor cass Into cul tuoush TL think they are oven deceived. I wand divers to Lake note Of tueir testimony, and mark Uueir conversations atterwards, and 17 10 {3 possiule: tome ¢ case of perjury, T dope they will do it. Every man wo will stand and F to alte for the purpose of getting a rine jer out of a serape, L hope will be land-d in the | Penitentiary and wade tu serve his term out.” Affairs in West Washington Acctwawr.—Yesterday evening Walter Sebastian, a boy about nine years old. wi le riling ona bley2 cle at the corner of N and $3 streets, secidentaliy | rup into Wagon driven by Leonard Clements. The Jat was thrown under the wueeis of tie wagon, Which passed over Lis stomach. He was taken 1 ue, OW 31th street, and Dr. Sothoron was { called in, Wwho pronoune-d his wounds of a palntul, Dut not of a serious ature. NorEes.— have ben made by th here since Mowday mgt a he condition of airs. Wa-mer has iaproved very mucia. Ths Cotoks Katsko—The Cleveland and Hend- Ticks pole, on Hizh sireet, has been coupleced, “The American Hig ints been raised a distance of about 150 ieet above the ground. Giars’ RECEIPrS—Canal boat Medley arrived With 1,000 bushels of Wheat for Hartley & Bros. Coal. Tkabk.—TWo boats, carrying 2 ons of coal, lett Cumberland yesterday. CONDINIOS OF THE WATER AT [ 18: receiving reservetr- connection,” 18; diseribuung gacehouse, 24; CMaent gavel the river Wrday at 6.3) police M.—Great Fails, tH Alexandria Affairs. Rerorted for Tare, EVENING Stan, Tue Covsty Scuool, Bosup.—The annual meet- | tgof the school board of “Alexantria county took § plive to-day at the old court house. Tis board | muaide the comparison required by Law between. th Warrants Of Une clerss of the district and. those of the superintendent under the Granistuff uct. and the [asurer's report” was submitted and ex- atuined | {ue Poicy Cases.—District Attorney Clements | 1 prepariag the case agatast John W. Clarke, Geo Gardner and Fred. Drew se, charged with violating | he state Law by scling policy In Atexind county, near tie AqueuteC bridge, A peeitutuary { hearing WH De had neXt sucurlay, bu the died jace here at Lue couiity court bevare Sudize Sungster. here are preparing | te ars about 700 puiglis to PAWate schoo.s here, Iacuding about 10% fom Abruad al Che bourding sc. Phe No. 6Araig Whioh ts employed om the Washington inebor Lal | Povem ut is at tie shipyard her wil P 4 a few div — ihe Bl jh tue and Rogan sis meetings ar the ot City Hou | woot in the ea The ¢ and i ie Pada 3 Working Ciub met Last night auc he ses —In the arrenzement ot Ui a regiment the Alex dria Light Int. utidde ta color colpaby.—A_ spe | three hues a week, bas becu establisie eliyto Shepterd in conuection with tue | Cedar | | from every state In the Union. Uviorutes thee whole sysceun. A Regatta on the Shenandeah. WASHINGTONIANS TAKE A AND IN IT—PLEASANT TIMES AT WILLOW GROVE. Correspondence of Tae EvENINe Sta WILLOW GRovE, SHENANDOAE Co., Va, August 6c, 1884. ‘Yesterday was a day of excitement for the guests of Willow Grove, owing to the announcement the evening before that a regatta would take place on the Shenandoah, “Tuesday, 6 p. in., prompily,” the bots participating being “The Elia,” manned by Mr. Shepherd, of Washington, and Mr. Wagner, sr., of Richmond, Va; “The Red Eric,” by Wm 8 Teel, Jr., and Louls Wagner, jr; “The Daisy,” by Messrs Wilcox and Fry, of Baltimore, Md; Judges, Win. S. Teel, sr. Mr. McGinnis and Mr. Roose, of Suenandoah’ county, “ Louz vetore the hour ap- polatel tue souch bank of the Shenandoah was ‘ined with gully dressed young ladies, each wear in the color of tueir favortte—blue, gold and black, 1u't ved and white—eack vielng for the ascendeney. Prowptly at 6 p. m. the word go” was given, the Uns, (he“Eua” taxing tae lead with a ‘ke. Following In close proximity came wit a forty, and the Dalsy"tuirty= "kept weil ahead and made the turn the “Eric” not far benind. ‘The re- Tver Was one of the must exciting essed from the banks of a river. Eula” came up Well Lo the front, ending the fave by haifa boat’s length ahead of the “Eric.” A(ler the regatta the winning crew, Messrs. Shep- herd and Waguer, were presented With handsome bouquets of ftegueminot roses and hellotrope, the evening ending pleasantly with a dance and re fresaments, “MiSs SYDER.” From Martha’s Vineyard. AN EXCEPTION TO THE RULE—A SUCCESSFUL SEA- SON—WHAT IS GOING ON THEKE—WASHINGTONIANS, AT THE VINEYARD. Cornspondence of Tae EVENINa Star. ‘ Corrace City, MantHa’s VINEYARD, Mass.,"Au- gust 8, 1884—Notwithstanding the very general complaint at otuer summer regprts of an unusual lack of patronage for July, this sea girt isle has en- Joyed more than its usual threng of seekers after health, instruction, religion and pteasure. ‘The Martha's Vineyard Summer Institute. which began MS Sixt annual session on Juiy 12th and closes August 15th, has had its usual compiement Of able professors and zeaious teacher-students, Among the in- structing ‘professors the District of Columbia 1s Tepresented by Edward S. Burgess, A. M., In charge OL dspartiaeat of natural sctenos, Washington city Mizh school, who Is giving a course in botany. ‘This institute was establishes for the purpose of afford- tng to teachers and otuers Ue oppertualty of con bining the study of some specially with the rest and reereation of a deitghtful afd Inexpensive sea side res fhe National Woman's Christian Tetaperance Union bas Just conapicted a most successtul “con- vyouution.”” Among the speakers were Mrs. Bo Pearsou, of Notingham, Euglina, vice president of the ‘Bridisa Wotan’ Tem perahee Association, and Miss Fraue 3 Willard, of Iino president of ite National Union; Mrs. 8 F. Cuzpin, of south, Carollua; Mrs. ML.’ Wells, president of the In- ditna Triton, and oluers. “Mis. Carchine B. Bucil, tue ‘corresponiling secretary, had ‘charge of thé meetings, wilea were held in the Methodist Taber- hacle, aud were attended by two or three thaws aad persons ateach meecing. The Bipuists will by open-airmoetings on Sunday, Wun instant, and will comtinue througu tue &. Some ot the big zans Bf the ¢hurch will be re to fire the Baptist bear& Thi denoitnation has a fn: ace on the Highlands, which Will ree Thous.ind persoin. Meth tists Wilt be ci thelr sanson of religious: dise:pliue on the 17 tusignt, and will also devote a wees to devodoaal <atherldgs and meetings for prulse,prayerand puipicoratory, The caup meeung: Week, Wis {i fs called, is the gre °t event ol the sum tier, “wbd Ue Cabernucle seauire 5,000 persons 13, coustintiy theonzed. Martha’s Vineyard as a suun- ter resort Wus rst chosen forty Feiholists Of tie Providence, ‘ods years ago by tbe RL, conterence. y the identity of the o'd Camp ground Is Lo: $n tiie'8.000 Bec tliul coLtagus, stretening froin OAK Bluifs to the West Chop, aud rsom Vineyard souud Ww iatama bay. Qulle a coony of Washingtonians have estab- Ushed themselves at Vineyard uaven. Among Uy Duinver are: sins. Adlisoa, motuer of Rev. Dr. Adiison, of ‘Trintty cuurcig Mrs. Pratt, her Miusder; Col. Casey, US. Ay, aud funky; Mr C. E. lawey ant tamliy,” of Zonn eticut. avenu Capt Brown, of the Navy sieparument; Rev. Di Elott, of tue Ascension CAurci, the guest of Col Caseys'Dr, Addis mm revurn Ad list Wee At Oak Bluits £4. Hay cad amily aud Mrs, A. D. Kerfoot, of Wasiingtoni, “and Miss Mildred Brown, Frederick, MiLy hae taken quarters. Mt Ran ioe oF Ws shington, oF calids: and bei be HS. OW en, ure ovcupying thelr own edttage on the His! Was, en fer, 00 wow wonpp FER Pe oo wwww pp Fem RRR Be 38 Wiki BOB EE RR, e oo 6©WUW Opp sOKEE K ORS ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, ‘strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, un] cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Ploephate powders, Sold onlyincuns. Roya Daxrxo. Fewprr Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ape Te Ee Bave Mall Riot in Portsmoath, Va. Par} A jor prs, THE BALTIMORE UNIONS DETECTED PEATING TWO 85 AA Boe BB BALLS ON THE VIRGINIA CLUB. &9 AAA EE BP o ‘The following spectal to the Baltimore Sun from Nortoik, Va, gives the details of the base ball troubies at Portsmouth, Va., yesienday: The Baltl- more Unions created ariotat Athletic park in = Portsmouth this afternoon, and but for whe inter- ference of @ squad of ten policemen would have} IT I8 NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE, BUT oCR been movbed aud doubuess badly beaten. They luyed yesterday with the Portsmouths and were raten, and this afternoom the closing gaine was | AVOWED PURPOSE TO MAKE SWEEPING REDUC- going on. The Sixth inning had been reached,when. the Baitlmores were detected play ‘ing two balls on. the Fortsinouths. 4 live Dall for themselves and a dead ballon the home team. Dave Sullivan, the Crore umpire of the Union Cone Yo umpiring the game, was notitied and called for dail, and t_ was pascal te bin’ dir the tantine | ARE NECESSARILY COMPELLED TO DO THIS the dead ball Was seen to pass. from Levis to Say, and then to ae ip the left feld, who concealed it under bis shirt. The outside erowd at once becaine | PREVIOUS TO ANNEXING THE NEXT DOOR greauy excited, and about three hundred .inrurt- ated spectators broke into the fleld and sur- rounded the Baltimoreans, madly crying out, “Mob “emu! fire “em out! bounce ‘em! ete.,"* and demand- _ lug \hat Seery give up the ball ‘The police squad foulowed the crowd Into the flekd and fought tuem} VERY ONE KNOWS WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND away from: the Visttors as best they could, but in poles the ee Maecantireet ep aera arcane DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR; THEREFORE, ‘Seery and pul $ shirt off and let ANE Ball ‘drop 9 the ground. Both balls were then | RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM SOILED, taken curge of by the Portsmouths, and the mai WILL SELL THEM NOW, OUR PA ter will Det invesligared Deiore he Union associa | ¥2 mice AED SINe - deer, wate melee Henderson, te Baltimore imsn- | TRONS THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION. OF acer, Wasstruck, ‘The game roken up, Ut — Buitimores took carrisges and ‘rove \guickls to | OOURSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL WE HAVE the Bay line steamer, foliowed by an excited crow: a ee: ee nen Ault Oye. booting and Rigid a ee 1K iS DEPARTMENT. AND ENUM a oe ‘OrtstuOULhs refused to pay the imor Oi MENTION A FE the $75due them for the day's game. Sullivan de- | MCES. 90 WE WILL ONLY ME: bounced the trick of tne Bultimeres. SPECIAL ARTICLES—FOR INSTANCE: ‘The Iowa Saloon War. A GOOD NIGHT GOWN, EMBROIDERED YOKE IOWA CITY IN POSSESSION OF HOUGHS LAST NIGHT. WELL MADE, AT 690, Adispateh trom Burlington, Iowa, saysthat te | 4 yerrep GOWN, WITH YORE AMD FIVE PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT 8.; FORMER PRICE $1.20. MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS, 56 AND 58 INCHES LONG, 90. THIS GOWN IS ASPECIAL FEATURE. PARTICULARLY AS Iff 18 LONGER THAN TBE AVERAGE GOWN. attorney for the law and order league, prohibiuen. Isis,has been settling ghe cases against saloon keep- CAMBRIC CHEMISE, WITH LACE AND EM- BROIDERY YOKES, 9c: GOOD VALUE AT 8125. ersior violation of the law by making them pay $250 Into the league's treasury. The saloon ket-pers FOUR DIFFERENT SIYLES OF THE ABOVE. DRAWERS TO MATGH THESE, SAME PRICE. have retaliated by persecuting the attornay tor compromising the offense. Yesterday, at the trlalof two brewersof Iowa City before a justice of the peace ina country township near by,a mob attacked a prosecut! ngiaw- LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS, REALLY TRE CHEAP. EST EVER OFFERER ASPLENDID COTTON SKIRT, DEP CAMBRIC RUFFLE, TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE AND FINE TUOKING, AT 930, yer nained W.. auliey .Siripped his clothing; off and Larred him. His life ‘was narrowly save by the Geputy suerif. ‘The mob, many of them razed by drink, tmed to catch the principal witness, named Swafford, and would have hanged him had they found hub. A constable was severely cut with knives. ‘The rouzhs entered that elty lyst evening, and for an hour had possession of the streets, the SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED RUFFLE AND TUCKING, 980. IN OUR MISSES AND CHILDREN'S DEPARY- MENT, WE WILL MAKE YOU A REDUCIION OF 83) PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICE. F1'0M THIS YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE LN OUR ASSERTIONS, THESE COMPRISE GINGHAMS, PIQUE, MAR- Sherif’ force and city vollee being powerless. Alter Supper they found Swafford, gad knocked SEILLES, INDIA LINEN, LAWN AND CAMBRIC DiEDSES. TIONS IN OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. WE ‘BUILDING. him and Lis brother down on the street, and would have killed them had they not escaped to a store. A meeting of cluzens has bead held, une outrages vigorously condemned and speci police ap- inted. “The ringleaders are known,and Warrants | ave been issued for their arrests, Sosenopy’s Crime.—Jenking Van Schaick, a for- mer director In the Wall streer Dank, sald yester day :—It seems to me that an effort is beng made fo hilde somebody's erime, Tdan't know wise. 1 believe tt Is extremely doubttul wheiher the depos- Kors will be paid In 1uil, and Af At comes ‘berore a | court of iaw, I be.teve the stocsholders will become Tesponsible to Uie full amount of thelr ho.dings, If It be true, as dir, Osborn says, that there 1s no personal ability, the public would do well to pa- tronize national Banks in rucure. ARRESTED ON SusPICION OF MURDERING a Womay.. | Jolin and Michael Cash, Win. Welch, Geo, Weaw-r and George Horner, all young inen,’ were arrested CITY _ITEMs. Read W! the Drug Trade Say of Dutiy's Bariey Walt Whiskey. | The following opinion of Messrs Curran & Goler, | ex! ot and cducated physicians, speaks sive dru. volumes: isting among propriety and lighs's. in Philadelphia yesterday and held’ to await the Tesuit of the coroner's Invesugation Into tue d/ath Of Mrs. Kose Keichiine, whose body was fond. int tor tp the nortuern part of the chy Tuesday. The Woilin, who was adicted to drink, was 1st seen Intdptsht on Saturday witu ‘the men, when topped aU a saloon to procure ligquon.” “How she met uer death Is uaknown, A Taso O Bio Is A JOY FOREVER. Youll know this; but many-do not know that we carry the largest assortment of ROLLED GOLD PLATE JEWELRY in the city, and that we take espectal pride, not only to keep our stock always couapiete, but thut we are con- CORSETS! CORSETS! 5000 PAIRS AT A“LARGE REDUCTION. WE SHALL DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THE 3E. MAKES, AND WILL SELL THE LATTER aT A tually in receipt of the in /4REAT BACBIFIOR LATEST PRODUCTIONS of our eastern mauutaetorics, THE MOST LOVELY DESIGNS arenot the exception, but the rule, and even to us tur — Jewelry Department is a Joy forever. WORDERS NEVER CEASE, and surprise follows syrprise, when you f md bow: de- lightfally cheap everyYhing is offered, and how thr « dofur will go, Judicioualy invented, : MANY A YOUNG HEART IS MADE HAPPY, andinany lovers’ quarrels are healed by a timely pres- ent bought of us, and many acoy maiden would quat a favoroble glance on her lover if his wooing were rgin- toreed by any of the handsume articles of Jewelry wo display. LANSBURGH & BRO, wis €20-42-4%4 BEVENTH STREET ROWN'S IRON BITTERS: COres headache, promotes digestion, tones thetnerves bd raguintas tie Sole apateut 35 26-€0 IT BEATS THE WORLD 4 cco L san article for Presents to youn and old, and thifee- | 8°98 BPA Sok Aw E markat.s LOWNE>S OF OUR PRICES brings it wi thin | °SSg PPP Son Ad Soe aa & SoH sh Eo The extractdinary length of time our goods rcftain their color is astonishing, and we can quote Inst: Mces where they have been WORN FOR TEN YEARS with- out a particle change of color. We shall be glad 5& you will call in and look over our stock. ‘We open to-day 500 doz. of GENTS' UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, ‘which we consider M. SILVERBERG & CO., 2 77m Stw-er NorTawesr, Near Pennsylvania avetme, EY. OF A CHRONIC CASE sshieiala 15 Browne Peon Bee an CATE Eto cufterers Pott th Gintaae vB GEA, Tao Toth streee Actas Umea Bs SE ‘THE BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED. . ‘Theyare made of GENUINE UTICA NONPAREIL COTTON, Bows HOS BIETERS ovis weakness, wives renewed life,tones the nerves, 3y26-e YER'S SARSAPARILLA IS DESIGNED FOR thos who needa medicins to purify thelr blood, bnili then up, Inere se ther appetite, and rejuvenate. their whole No other prvparation so well meets this want. It tonches tly: exact spot, Its recond. of forty years is oue of constant triumph over disease, H d OR ITS si NG EFUL IN usr accouay, and fin ling Le sathe Curieen a” | tou of dandruff, Ayer's Hair Vieor has no egal, Te engine ieee restores faded or vray hair to {ts original dark color, | ia Atinnulates tue vrowth of the liafr, and gives it a beauty. auiaieerny: ful soit, glossy aud silken appeartince, ay. ENTHUSIASTIC CONVENTION IN BosTUS—MEMIRERS OP | PARLIAMENT PRESE At the second anaual conveution of the Irish | National Latsue yestenday 1n Faneuil hall, Boston, alter the report in Tug Stan closed the following | {oT i 1_ CONSIDER Blow | temporary officers were elected: For temporary Abate ae tae STE ane aca ‘ita chairman, the ex-president. of the Nation Bente SAS i, PRINGMA i League, James Mooney, of Buffalo; a Charies MeGaw, of Pennsylvania; M. Towa, . Fatty, of Mi Mr. Svoney, tn taking the chatr, made ! the chair ann ees: Maryland ts represenuon, peuced | the @on the consitutton by Patni Comba. J, Plant: Cieyt : Ou credentials: Marsa : Dietrict of Columbia, Danie Grows vit ‘Thomas Eitzpatrick, On permaaen, aut ri -t¥laud 18 repieosene: District or Columbia, Tete | Vir inta, Thomas Fitzpatrick. Mary Tes Rev. Mod Brenan; Distrie ats Hi. Welsh; Vina " Gn danen Maan. By De istrict of Columota,. rand id Virgluti, Thomas Ptzpatrice = HABMEE ME. SEXTON'S ELOQURNT ADDRESS, At the evening session Mn Parnell aw, Messrs. Sexton and Redmond, the taewnbers ot 7 artim ent, | came th, escorted by Gon. P. a. Uullity, and sercent Qther genulemen. When Mr Seva was 1 i due-d be referred to the recepulon fe WaRwth OF his feling terms He svat the ¢ ott satext onven(ion in the people Of Fae irish National | niuae ot the In mie Ingh pardans-y, AT Legne, of th Llu steious lender. tee diay ete, RACY ats his fest Visit to Atuerion, Uy.c in titi eoe ee | dud [lustrlous city, wit 9, eae ar seif-sucritice, ae « natrtoute: the national wad | ean eontingat. rhe sp r ful terms do the prese1 ra his address in an e:og | ples of the land lea (Abe seater wis fF j addresvand artery ysteg : AMSA Me, Wm Tyliaoar MP He spoke bricily tagueen th ty Py | Paty with Wun tis collegues | Revelvet at Uets Ae | eine ean Of cominena ic (Lhe Doestemt, then introduced tne Baynes the mast Us" culated Womad as tne Tee BS | il, and ¢ osed | feat reverence to’ Ue prise weNty appl mseif Wer She wus give aan ovation, the sudene se eee” ‘appiaudiuiy gag giving three cheers oo? St dbdung, 7 PBRMANENT OKGANIZ;10N, The Cammittee on | permanent orzanjaation ani Toles, teported rules substantially the pamen, 82 @ che Pailvtetpala convention last ‘Aoowing Uist of officers: M. V. C, Dreiient; Thomas Sexton, Wii, age, oF Lowa and one from each state repr sented, vice pede dents; W. Gieason, of Olio secretary; Charles Metiave, of Peansyrantas J. of, Seattatys, Charla | css a; L. Metawe, of” few York, and Dr. Cole, oe Maryland. assistant’ $° grotaries. ‘The rules and the Uist of officers were U ahimousiy adopteL ARREST OP 4 WALLS exper Broken. —Witlia Sweeny, a Wall sive Ancien wis arre ney ee day by Central off} @ dovecti¥es, on. the coMoiunt OF Fates Walsh. a groker of No.5 Wall Stree woe ghanced hun wit' j‘optalnine inoney from hit une false pretenses. “on, May 18 Sweeny Induced Waisn wf for £40, and tuen went (o the bak jaymont oh je samme day he an assigir git” He was admiteed te a1, ‘all Dy Justice P ,trerson as police headquarters. ‘Aue as those: | Year and ty: | S06 Bs street soutiraat, na | Ue iBPror Or Tue Loou Cortor, Yard Wide, Best Make, 8 Cents, 8 Crna, BEERSUCKER GINGHAMS, 5% cente, DRESS GINGHAMS, Check Styles, 6% cents, FIGURED LAWNS-FIGURED LAWNS—Secuts, INDIA LINEN, 836, 0c, 12340, CALICOES, be. \ssels Carpets, Fall Styles, 7: ther Print Bed 5e. Cliidren’s Hose, 1.6 Black Cashuieres, all wool, J7c., 400., 450, 66, SPECIAL BARGAIN. TOWSON's, q 08 PENNSYLVANIA AVENHE, South Slap, an’ OWN'S IRON BITTE 8 HAVING CURED NE of wna'aria, Ttake pleasure in aecimmonae uy friends S SHU te Jy 904 24 street nor chwest, Lawes: Laws: Lawsse BEAUTIFUL LA,WNg, 5 a 10. SILKS! SILKSt SILKS! ai. a6, S16, NUN'S VEILING, Pure Woo',, 29, i SUN'S VEILINGwidest, doubleywidth, pure woo), all colors, 8736. 2100 Linen Bosom, Wrist Bands and Bands Reinforced, COMPLETELY FINISHED, FELLED SEAMS, GUSSETED, Soue Goon Pousrens FOR CIOTHING BUYERS. i IF YOU WANT 4 NICELY-CUT AND PERFECT- i FITIING PRINCE ALBORT COAT AND VEST OR SUIT CALL, {F YOU PLEASE, AND EXAMINE | 7 / = , ote es = ' Se ate CEACE IF YOU WANT A REGULAR TAILOR-MADE AND | ys CUSTOM LOOKING BUSINESS SUIT (EITHER SACK OR FROCK SHAPE) DROP IN AND LOOK OURS, OVER. YOU WON'T BE PRESSED TO PUR- CHASE. —_ ACTUAL VALUE 980, _ N.B. A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED'OR MONEY IF YOU WANT A PAIR OF TROWSERS, AND REFUNDED, WOULD PREFER TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM BY FAR THE BEST STOCK IN WASHING- BBR AOU CU OMM Mat ™ pS85 os vou suov.p sr duss werone oorisa.| fap 4 EB WRaE Ress IF YOUR BOYS ARE IN NEED OF CLOTHING Ber AA“A OY REM syss- WE WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT OUR STOCK I8 CHOICE AND PRICES MATERIALLY REDUCED. 461TH STREET NORTHWEST. —an6 BARGAIN HUNTERS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO.CATCH ON EARLY. WE QAN'T WAIT. NOW 18 TUE TIME, REDUCTION 18 THE ORDER OF THE DAY, AND WHEREVER WE HAVE FOUND A LINE OF G0ODS NAPPING On A LITTLE BIT SW IN MOVING OFF WJ, IN OUR LOW- Pitch Sous AND Sranrhiy THON wowN ae CARLY & DOLLAR'S WoRTM OF OUR PRESENT STUCK IN OUR NEW BUILDING. A SAKS & CO, 316 and 918 SkvENTH Sreuer Noprawesr. aul2 [BANE FOCND BRGWNG 1LON SITTERS IN, Viguratinyeand 8 catng. apes arte E,Boswortu, 4329-00 th stiegt northwest. J BAD PAINS IN Mv BACK, BREAST, AND SIDES fe, bad. could not vale. Krown'y drob Bt prs cu- Hrely relieved me in $6 boors “My ‘entire fam iDeudud wally equally Gerd fue eS hiendea ergs xh binmer Fos: SUN, 1821 Wilt ‘street nw. ay Low Paces: Low Paces :: LOW WRICES!1! Inorder toclose out our entire Spring and Summer ‘Stock within the next two weeks we have prices reduced Lxvorren Brack Goons SEATON PERRY, a tee {SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER), LUYIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK DRESS FABRICS, ee ee wae A ERES FROM 50c. TO €240 A YARD, EARDUG My CaUDDS Googe * CAMELS HAMS, BENGALINES BATROSS AND NUN'S VELBINGS, LEY TNCHRN SC WARP BENRIET. aa FROM 81.00 FO 82.50, BENE: YOUTHS SUITS. ‘BOYS’ SUITS. CHILDREN'S SUITS, ALI-WOOL DRAP D'ALI ‘D BIARRITZ, q Senivos. SON CLOTH: AWISTE! ND GRENADINES, SEEACE CORTe CANES PRLE AND TREBLE |, counts LED CRAPES FROM SEERSUCKER COAT AND VEST: z te SPEC ema | eco ae OTHS FOR LADIES HABITS. es ‘k 1 HIBET AND CAPE BORDERED. WEIGHT JACKETS. ‘Men's, Youths’, Boys’ and Children's PANTS int large ea SILES AND SURAHS From | “®t: very low. SR CANTON CREPE HIN = BRACE SLE AND LISLE Tuae Ry OLONES. BEAC o SHEER LINE HAWS HARDRERGRIED VECHED, | Bt PAITERNS.““°* BORD! ELACK BROCADE SILK QRE{ADIN 3 LOCK. I.ONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING (30. (Galt price) 30. SADISER Cl sesaced te Rear ‘GUODSPLAIN FIGURES AND coe 4 . CHRTERS, Manger Srace SEATON PrRRy. ao CORNER SEVENTH AND @ STREETS UTIFUL Perry Butlaing, — era Tue te Tig, AND WOOL DRESS GOODS, 00, | meiasnned 1640. {e001 Penni” avenue, cor. 9th at, CONSIDER BROWS TROX ‘A GEtaT BROCADE BLAC'E SILRS, g1, reduced to 7%. BRwNKS woN, BITTER‘ COMBINES IRON WITH as See ay iz NUS'§ VEILING, pure wool Ince atyle, 60, reduced to Pay a ar ae ete an wno | 272920 __ 1796 6th street northwest Ca SEARS (finest quality), $1.50, reduced to | lead sedentary lives. - 3728-00 Niw M BLACK AND COLORED SATING, 50 ROWN'S IRON BITTERS 9 ra cana rg scene Soe ete ane BLACK Cb Maite 51 AWLA, Pure Wool, 8150. = 2° | White Pinae March. x ‘Aller elated that there was a difference the cy gis, and be read th: in Papers ta the Rosenberg I Taki Shue, PLEASURE IN BAYING BROWN'S IRON ‘at. mses 29 RE SCHLEGEL, CARTERS, 711 Manxer Space. Re aint Role (PSE SORILINGER ARTIFICIAL STONE CoM. (ee a Od Geutiemen—The broad a slical Mh as to the w alcoholic suimui red Dy any nt Of aisewse Can ever be hy in favor of a pa: true or tn iy Valuable that much of this divergence traced originally to Wie worthless material ever stan OF not, tu by experi cate manlpulaitons An experienre vf ti the drug | and legitimate op even Usa | wide Tange OL acqualstance 6 sks of the Profession and requircm Kon tue direction of Sumuionts. uy articies eo lquor dispenséd ai our ¢ these ye ors for medicinal use iy that none hiv Malt Whisks acceptavie to all ages. ai stomachs In ty puoi fever, and all 10 Torta 0. disuse, Will find (his arucie ot whiskey Invaluatie sumulant and toulc, without any o usually following We aking of 5 CCRKAN & GOLER, Wholesale and Retail Uriggists, Kochesier, N.Y. sa bad effects: Best Fitting We. Jerseys, 7 ‘The Omy Strictly One-Price Hat and Gents’ Purul-tung Store tn the | Cl¥—10 and 16 plaits Fe d-dress Shirts, price $1.43, (selling everywhere at §2) al Pranc’s vue-Price, ‘Ber 7b and D, Cold Milwaukee Beer, served inold English stone mugs Jouinson’s, 440 hb street. 6 Un street ww. 8 Johnson's Kestaurant, for ladies and yeutiemen, 440 and 412 9th street northwest. Every delicacy, Polite aenuion La- dies’ saloon, first Hoos. 6 50c. Ladies? Wear 20 iw Majley*s $1 Saw, warranted equal any augesd. ran ch st. a ach’s, Tub and Hem,w,t Cluett’s Crowe Collars, Cults and Monarch © Shirts are the Le A Pore and Cocoaine, a comp pound the hair and 1s sare to allay all tt Coce wing “and arrita- Uon Of the se ‘the supervority of Rurnett’s Flavoring Extracts coUSISIS in Lueir perfect purity and suet eo Lundborg’s Perinme, fiona © Marechal Niet Ross. €9 Violet €0 ne, Lily of the Valley. co Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Bark Fins, for more than half a century, been all cases of people, and indorsed” hy em Siclans as the best tonic and debilitaied, all 4 bappiness. rictor, Balumore aud i PoRtinery Thartison Streets, La The Finest Mayonaise Drew for all Kinds of salads, cold meats, raw to Kied Suinon, cabbace, ete, Is Durkee's Salad Dressing. It is, besides, moe ecouumlcal home-made, © Buchu-Paiba.” Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder and Urlnary’ “Distawes, “Seaiding, Irritation, Stott, Gravel, Catarth ol tue Bladder. $1. Druggista 4 Diamond Shirts at Auerhach’s, 7 & A. 1Ww,th,s Iderney Dairy Wagons” iderney Butter, eeery morning, : ret {i bstlt-peoiul “prints se. per pound. Also, Cottage Cherse, lutterduus au sweet Bulk, Se. per quart, Cream 15c. plut. BITTERS CURES CONSTIPA- ROWN'S TRON fc stant melt, stromgthens the Muscles aid Nerve, y coo mmr on “a BE 8 ET HF mah EG 8 o TF OH a 4 UU coo Tf u 2.T. OMEARA & CO, 3947 Pennsylvania Avenus, Are selling their entire stock—Guns, Rifles, Cutlery. Tools, Tackle, Noticus, Musical Inatruwments, Jewelry Hardware, &c., ut auction, every eveutng, at 7p. ut, Bargains can Lelad, bee suction advertisemeut jy7 LAKE. 1537 U STREET. SAYS THREE BOT- 2 tis of BROWNS IKON BITTERS cured Lim of as-vere case Of dysiersia. 3529-40 Geear Aso Posnive Crane BALE Onr entire stock of LADIES’, MISSES’ and CVTLDREN'S, and MEN'S and BOYS' SUMMER SHOES ta o ofthe season. All those Htuiniy not niiss this op- Ui Bares au be hd, At actual cost for the fm need of Low Shoe a Fottunity ee sciue wonder We have about 500 pairs LADIES' FINE KID BUTTON SHORS that have never been svldtor less thau}€ They are going now at 82a paar, All of MEN'S FINE SHOPS that bavo been sold for SC a2 80 are now sclling at $420 and $4 Don't miss this crest o7 money by Coly we ut the rtunity, as you will save wabie Shoe Stores of SINSHFIMER & BEOA, $08 7th and S151 M streste RS, A. S. ODETL, S414 TP atreet northwest, eas used srown's Iron litters with thegreatest By29-40 i) Noan waren £09, Crone SUMMER_RESORTS. HOALD —WOr cs SUvMEn ROCs ESOS SPRINGS AND MINERAL, Ba sey Sanat North Muntaion vear Winchester etd waters. Diner ew cms $0 to 86 per monte of four weeka Some Pleasant forth or rooms #3 J tnd trot ckets, wood util October Sst, $8 64. TT ustrated pam ising all toformation, enay Be hac ot AOS POATT & SONS Masawera, 53am 401 9th etreet nortiwemt BYE SEEDS BONER LesoRT, “UR aK BLARIST Ob” Proprietor, St Mary's uty. Md —Salt-xater bathing, fine view of 2 Polotine Eidh, crate ed oysters. every, jerne, $1.24 per day No ch nee for morta sient a or minticloe. Take ay steaoat ania at Coltou's or Blakistone’s island, eietae KP GLARISTONE, MD. (Coos BEG Tore WESTMORPLAND COUNTY, VA. New and newly tutta hed Ree hed by Potomse tree avers SPECTAL EXCUSIONS by sheamer Arrows wuith ow WEONESDAY MORNINGS and SATURDAY MIoHIS salt water luxarim Bathing unexcelled, Terms: 2 per day, 10-612 per weak. ad month GJ®. JACKSON, Manager Pravch ocr: 1921 Fest. Washington, DC. 3S am Avo BS REY PAST RFACH 8.2. Tive nifles south of Lane Branch. charming lorated Fettin of oeran and Fiver. New ower for turn Tconermiences, WciWUME wan levator ijpos Water Gatlin “Gn thats fone “Send for we “ASEASON AT AVON INN Address BR TARD. PARK. N. J—THE VICTORIA, One block fromocsan, Accom for 8) ane all conveniences. as Keduced rates for May aud Ju: pon tay ttm ia SKE AEFOLKD HOUSE AND READ Corragts, at VANTIC CITY, Xd. “Open all the yar. the Rouse w been te flere fre otha Dy C!S Dead EEO See SIDE L-OKT EN VIRGINIA, rh Ht Awthing Govan, finbiiye and auipe shootinw. Wy iefurpinbied al under new mi othe Northam ton ea shasta xi YSbapte™ feo'tigme A. AULANTIC CITY, SEA END OF dws ta AHP BELLE VIEW. ASBURY Pk ON JRO saxen, coran end of Wesley lake Fine oven view, @“fanuly ‘house ‘Kaactly ity role from, Vertect™ ralnage. Purwt-claws chats ibe x10 om AGh COTT AG! E MAY.N.J. ONE BLOCK DAicincthe bene sil tn fall shew of the oceans age Fouutmenty Bt elms “pen June tat Aesostmon Ven for dad sb HARRISON. yaa JARLION, OCEAN AVENUE, ATLANTIC ITY, Nod. obstrnc otto aps eats @ yb ‘em’ “agi scbeertal 2 = L Faced ent table, "WOuDWaldh jele am E CORN) HANKANSAS AV ova pnd Atuaic City 8°) tw the beach, Maw J. FORK TES. CE" Propretrean uy Seo QENWICK'S HOTEL AND SUMMER KESORT. JOHN F) PENW OK, Pioptietor. FoONARD Per Day nen Mout TOWN MD. ie Tas Porcuan Warewse Pisce CAPE MAX, Te reached br the _ WEST JERSFY RATLROAD Tn twohourefrom FUlateiphia, Fast exprens treing, with Parlor Cars attaclied, are ran durioe the season at Convenient hour aud pansougery Wil bud ou Chekrar rival wt tho NEW BROAD STREET STATION, PHILADELPHIA Union Transfer coaches and borse oar ready to trans fercirect to the station of the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, stthe foot of Market street ticke's, bajarage checks and full mformation, ap follows, Northeast commer 12th street and Penneyivaniaare, Bustuu Baltizore and Powmse railroad. 3. R WOODR, General Passenger Anent CHAR FS E. PUGH. General Manager 360-24 TLANTIC CITY EADMESS THAIND RUN THROUGH WITHOUT STOPS TN 9 MINUTES, Via Camden anf AtlanticRR | West Jerwy Rafiroed ny Tron tation fout uf Vine St Poswmecre from Washinetom will take the Throat Thin of tye Baltimon: and Fotome tinfieoed to Phiiee Rontaylvanta Radtroad, whee tue etree curs wilt ooo? uasplvnta Shere, the sttret c Sy Features dirtct 20 tae Went Jeraty alroed Sta Eu! atid Union Tranafer Couchen conaret iareck to tan ‘Bint w of tbe Casndens end Aciautic Maurued. For throneh tickets, baggage checks, and full infor. mation, apply ws follows: ‘Northeast Corner of 13th street and Pennsylvania ara, ftativn Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. 3. R WOOD, Gen Passenger Agent. CHAS. E PUGH, Gen Manager. 0-2 Amastio cry. JHE “BRIGHTOM’ . auLantic CITE (PEN ALL THE TEag TUE PEMDER ON, ASBURY PARK. NJ 9 fietaclaws family house, trent Sem VERMONT AVENUE DE OSE, THE ELEGANT NEW HOTEL 4 (CF THE BLUE KIDGE HOTEL COMPANT, ted in the Biue Ride Mountaius. upon thejine ot Tic Wester Sirgen ary done nile Se and 72: miler from Baltiusom WL OLES JUNE TENTH This Tote isin, land and unprowe, and 88 felawe it all ite af oin save Shiern8s' abd ea er day. Special eaten by the ChE BOUN Fars waTrR: ke MOUNTATS a TMS Saaswok i ‘Manaser. QESSON TS DOUGLASS HOUSE, REHO! SSIDEACH!DEPAWALE volt ope Zor tee fie of euats JUNE at, Ind "Fiebre Ye dati Bhem gia tet watts td Atuntic coast Many inuprovene Tess! sige gio er week Biel toe Send tor curcular in WALTER BURTON. EGYLE OCEAN END CONNECTICUT, avenue, Ation*ic City.N.J. Pine ocean view. Fwotumutes wrlk from beach, Near warm’ jee ed Acanl Mim i MARVER. { rp bacow: % mt | BEACH WAVES, NJ. : cevatt All odern lauyroveuenite, Forpaceed | 82 por day EMB! ro ¢Pennsylvania\ra FO HOT WEATHER NOAH WALKER & co, {2 Peusyivania Ava ~~ NCAH WALKER £00, At home, mountain, top, (:cPenneyivania Ava vevicker, "Algae NOAH WALKER & C2, 7 (CtPeunsylvania Ava, NOAH WALKER & 00, G5 Pennsylvania Ava, Aljaca, ‘Sacks. reveling Coste tn Lane, Alpaca and Deck, Alpaca Dray deta Vesta. oe Chissnea's Sailorand N BOAH WALKER &CO, fell Sule, rePa Nore Shits, White and Colored. (ctPenusylvania Ava Neck wearin ailnew shapes ft Underwear. tatover, &. at very naluoed NOAH WALKEE & co, bribes sor Cait (CcPeunsylvania Ava 3OAH WALEEE & co, — (it Pennsylvania Ava, NOAH WALKER & 00, NOAH WALKER & CO, Pennsylvania Ava Je €25 Pennsylvania Ave BROWN IRON BrTTERS ‘Strengthens the muscles, steadies the nerves, enriches: the blow, gives new visor Iy26-00 Mexozaxoeu Or New Bosisess Exceiven vx THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION, From the Mth to 2¢th inst. inclusive: 827100 -#208.009 354.500 141 ow 1is.00) oat. mn Futirely new and elegant, The best on the Adana | cout. Capacity. £07, Fin wcason. Now open. | For particulars adress | | sews EI iM “Tnatscleem accom Soar. hire dao ATLANTICGITY, BOUTH CAROLEN ; ATLANTICCITY |__ HOUSEFURNISHINGS. WT SEVENTH STREET & W. VAPOR STOVES, suiuensadeane | Vcd ace thea apadae a imamenee amortinent We Lave severa! new and second-hand Vs ‘Stoves thie we Uffer at ery low prices to cram Umer out Harriers YR JENKS & 00. GEN. eT ES oa (Pole Agenta for the District of oe aE bot Sours lowe Fone <feio | et S17.50 | REST AN KE WoRLY ‘The Arsociation con ‘ucts its usinesson the asseas- ta the First Wees Doswot February. April, June, Au- wast, October and November. One assesment produces ‘rer’ £100,000, sufficicut to cover eicbteen (18) average death claims, besides setting apart over $25,000 to the ‘credit of the Reserve Fund. Office in Washington 1509 H street, ssa 1 ¥. KNIGHT, Gen"! Agent, Ty, eBtSRY, OH STREET NORTHWEST, Sax full wwn's Iron Bitters built tis evatem up wonder Bien run down, and tuat his fally uses Se with Fre od rests, Tyi9-00. Esrastasnep 1831 W. H. Waeanex & Sox STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING, STR! a ER on, o. \wew HOG ‘ way ie ww AtK YOUP GROCER H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, FHILADELYHLA my™%-3m /ROWN'S IEON BITTERS Speedie PURE AND RELIABLE HOMGPATHIC REMEDIES, ‘Eithor by the single vial or in complete outfita at BOERICKE & TAFEL'S Paamuact. ‘OF THE DISTRICT OF: ‘Publiahed and tor sale by Goods called forend delivered free of charge to tolay, at ahort JOHN F, ELLIS & C0. hee in dhe city. Fortal Cards responded te Teo, Heohrebeat tuy set aioe Eee cee rat gym 981 Pemnaylvanta Avenue, nearl0thetrect. | "Sy1-3mn eus-co76t 908 F Street, Washington, B.C. i r FT Wa PF sTh 3 ROWN'S IRON BITTEES CURED MX OF DER RE HE RUS gMASTIC AND | ] Was UNABLE TO BALK ACROS. ERE FLODE MS Jabs wos cs persons cheep hee ane | Be swe ®, Bonne ay emu her hana. five bovis of Brown's Lees Bitters my-Sm ‘tive street Dhrtwreat, | HOD ue bt oe ‘entirely restored ber. ‘ya aes otk Se arte, Station foot ot Marketst. % ’ ‘ ; .