Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1885, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Wenther. OFrrcr OF THY CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. Wasntxcros, D. C., May 20, 1885.11 a. in. For the middie Atiantie states, local rains and partly cloudy weather, variable winds, slightly hursday, partly cloudy weather and Train i indicated for the upper Missis. sipyland Missourt valleys and the upper lake With a slight rise in temperature, _ Jest ARkIven 300 rolls Fancy Mattings, of Good quality, at 15 and 18 cents yer vard. Was. B. Witt, B17 and 319 7th st. for Gents, in ‘ould be cheap at cht to possess a palr of those imitation buttoned. Strasburger, No. 906 Tstreet. RISE” Re SIX DireereNt PATTERNS of vapor stoves shown at W. S. Jenks & Co's, 717 7th street. LigutsxixG Rops putup. J. H. KUEHLIN OFrric SEN WAG, OF Ub ith precine orts that about S:15 O'clock yesterday morn- Tog the awning in front of Hufly & Dyer, 1301 stnorthwest, caught fire trom’ a lighted h thrown from a window,and was entirely ned. sted Ce roasted coffe ENTERPRIS! groc STAINED GLASS StuSTITUT: for sale by your “AGeNcy, 411 7th, Cream shipped anywhere out fork avenue. FUSSEL oftown; 1 Usk Barkley’s “Enterprise Genuine Da tained at W.S. Jenks & Co's. s will not leak. 18 7th st. n.w. ctured and re- ast. nw. A BeAtriren CARD in each pound package “Enterprise” cotl HEADQUARTERS for Baby Carriages and Re- Pigerators, at Wasn. B. WIiLtiams’, 7th street. 200K AN ‘09 Mar- A special sale of the imported goods Of above place is now going on. Ladies’ sal 10am. Gent'ssale, 7 p.m. Use tHe “Enterprise” Pure Roasted coffee. Packed in pound package Save Douians and eyesight, Consult Hemp- ler. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. e advertisement of lost stag hound, Mount Zion M. EF. chureh, 15th and Rt streets, has been thoroughiy overhauled: benches, cush: fons and carpet removed and the ling and is nicely freseoed. Members of the chureh uve been at work repl rpet and which will soon be reco Iter, the pastor hh, was the Fant of the hig Ellicott esterday, in commemora- tion of the month's mind of the . John , the late pastor of St. P: chureh, t owners of the Columbian Harmony x Monday evening, Jopt- pnstitution, eles d the following officers: John H. Brook: ent; Win. Syphax, treas- , secretary, and John A. H. AX. Wormley, John F. Cook, X. ‘Cornish, J.A. Smith and 1 Coston, direc Between 5 and 6 o'clock last evening a boy named John Lin s Tun over on Pennsyl- Vania avenue en 13th and 14th streets northwest, by a cab, the driver unknown, The boy's feot was slightly hurt. Louis Buti ed for grand larceny in the Criminal Court, pleaded guilty of petit lar- eeny this morning, and was fined 35. The will of the lite Mary St. John, filed with the resiste rty to her children, The appl Safford (student) for admission to the bar has been referred. urt this morning, John Lan- easter, colored, was arraigned on a charge of assault a yon Annie Green. The court imposed a tine of $50 or two months in jail. In the Pe urt_ this morning, George Krouse, of West Washington, was up for as saulting James Fleming, and the case was con tinued. In the case against him for slapping Sherwood Morgan, while under arrest, he was fined 35. ——— District Government Affairs. A SIDE RAILROAD TRAC The Anheuser Buseh Brewing company, of St. Louis, Mo., through Edward Abner, their agent in’ this city, bas obtainec a permit from Capt. F. V. Greene, of the District engineer de- rtment, to lay single side railroad track m the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad company Into square 641, where this brewing company propose to open'its works. This per- mit is to be temporary, and the track to be re- moved on thirty days’ notice from the Commis- sioners. Mr. E.L. Wright, as attorney for the citizens in that section of the city who object to the branch railroad, represented them before the District Commissioners, and will have a rehearing before the work is commenced. THE SHERLDAN AVENUE CONTROVERSY. estion of the right of occupancy of enue seems to be still unsettled. Mr. J. H. Howlett has written a note to the Dis- trict Commissione in reply to a letter by Messrs. Exley, Harmon and Emory, on file in the office of the Commissioners, in Which they ask further time to move the obstructions they have made on Sheridan avenue, so that the original width of that avenue ‘could be maintained. Mr. Howlett states that one of the inducem nts’ leading him to purchase his Jot in Mount Pleasant was the statement that it fronted on Park street, which is 45 feet wide, and on Sheridan avenue, 60 feet wide, as shown the plat. After owning the lot some time he that Sheridan avenue was really et wide, instead of 60 feet wide, and on Anquiry he found that the stones which inarked th titer width had been moved 15 feet, from et, making the avenue an alley 45 feet Mr. Howlett reiterates his purpose of ving redress at law. SARCASTIC. srs. Leadingham & Co., livery stable men, written to the Commissioners requesting m to drive on the sidewalk, as the ets from curb to curb are used by children ground aud by pedestrians for walking, and to prevent running over any one they think it Sater to use the sidewalk for driving purposes. MR. MERRILLAT RESIGNS. Assistant Chief Engineer Chas. E, Merillat, of the District fire d riment, has resigned to take effect on the 31st instant to engage in business tor himself, ——— A CAUSE OF Sore To AND PROFANITY.— A hulsance exists on the pavement immediate- ly in front of Nos, 322 and street, Just xbove the First Presbyterian ehurch, in’ the Shape of a projecting flag-stone, the bricks of the sidewalk having settled around it, leaving about two inches proje rin that neighborhood thinks that about one thousand sore toes is the consequence during the last yeur, and ten thousand “cuss words.” —— THE INSTALLATION oF REY. S. M. NEWMAN. eS began its A council of about twenty chure sessions at Congregational church this after- noon for the purpose of taking part in the in- stallation of winan as pastor of the iZ service the charge to or will be given by Rev. Lyman Abbot atthe Christian Union. The cha .< E. Rankin, D. hed by Rey. Alex. ehureh. Letters ministration were issued yesterday to Her- man Kudlich, of Hoboken, Couns erick Dou; mthe estate of Ottill who died in Florence, It $14,000 in Hobok halt of which a property, Was bequeathed te enty Bergh, in trast for his society, and the rest to Mr. Dotiglass, for his services inelev ting the colored race. —— SIT TO THE FISHING SHORE.—A party of 1. consisting of Mr. Frank Trigg, of and O. RR; Charles 8. loore, FL OK. Ward, J.C. McGinn, Capt. W. E. Art, Col, Rogers, the vocalist;’ Dee Kimball, FE. H. Neuhi- us Line and others, went down the Po- pac on the tug Gilbert terday to witness the operations of the large seine used in taking shad and herring at the Ferry Landing shore. They enjoyed the trip hugely and despoile Many shad on the shore. Capt. Steuart’s wife and daughter were of the ty. with contempt in failing to appe tng been duly summoned. Sembly was a witness in a whisky case, as he had been in a number of others, but his father, who disapproved of his son’s actions, ordered him to stay at home and not go to the court, as it was bringing him into disrepute. OMicer Rhodes, who hud charge of the ease, said that he summoned him and he failed to appear. The boy said that the officer did not tell him when tocome. His father, he said, told him not to ‘0, but the judge would not let him tell why. en the judge had his say. He told the father that he must not interfere with the administra- Uon of justice, and told the boy he was fined He then told the father to pay it, but the latter said he would see the Commissioners and et a pardon and left the court, ‘The boy went ck In the dock. ——— MARRIAI Licenses. — Marri: leenses: ave been issued by the clerk of the court to ome Duffand Georgeanna Craig; Edward C. Sehwigertand Elizabeth V. C. Huysman, both of Baltimore; Charlies C. Smith and Susie L. Dangler; Wm. Myers and Lavinia Powers; W. H. Robertson and Mamie Grant; Knight V. Woodley and Florence G. Kayser; E. F, Meyer, of Frederick City, Md., and Mary E. Gettings. spit Posen MeELLx’s Foop.-The gold medal was awarded Mellin’s Food at the New Orleans Exposition, in Fecognition of its great nourishing properties, wo. aad Frese Horses at Avctiox.—By reference to the auction columns it will be seen ,that Thos. will sell to-morrow by catalogue a fine lot CT me trotters at 19:30 o'clock ut the sta- bles of Mr. Wash. Naik 326 E street. The soxeunemess Sree y cn and judging from: juterest maniiested the sale writ'be well attended, Strasburger, No. 906 7th street, four | EQUIPPED FOR LIFE’S WORK. Brilliant Scene at the Commencement ness College in Albaugh’s Grand Opera House— of the Spencerian Bi Addresses by the Graduates. When John Philip Sousa raised his baton and the trained musicians of the Marine band began the overture. yesterday afternoon, Al- baugh’s opera house tras filled from pit to dome with the friends and patrons of the Spencerian business college to witness the annual gradu- ating exercises, The wealth of colors of the gay costumes of the ladies and the ‘fluttering of countless fans gave animation to a scene which was worthy of the place and the occasion, The assemblage was the largest that bad ever been seen in that place. Not only every seat was occupied, but the aisles were thronged. While: the audience was being seated, the young ladies of the committee in their tasteful white dresses flitted about the stage and arranged in graceful order the masses of beautiful Howers, which were sent ax tokens of appreciation’ by the friends of the graduates, Vice Presideut Hen. dricks, with Mr. John G. ‘Thompson, Mrs. Senator Voorhees and others, occupied a box on the right, and the former, while object and watched with “interest they ladies as they | arranged the flowers on the stage.” The — fast * had died away when the orchestra be- gan a grand march, and then the vacant stage, Which was set in a beautiful garden scene, be- came the center of every eye as the graduates, preceded by the members of the faculty and int Vited guests, marched from behind the wings and took the seats assigned them on the stage. The ladies came from one side and the geutle- men from the other. and in picturesque erder wound in and around the stage to their plices. al, Prof. Henry C. spencer, and the vice principal, Mrs, Sara” A. Spencer, occupied seats in the center of the front row, and on each were seated the Rev. S. M. Newman, the or of the Congregational chureh; Hon. John Eaton, the U.S. commissioner of’ education; ‘Arthur MacArthur, M RD. Massey r, of the Bal uisiness ‘college, Mr. nd Mrs, Leonard Garfield Spencer, Mr. Zéra D, sutterson, Hon. M. G. Emery. Hon. b. Q. C. ecretary of the Interior, arrived later and occupied a seat on the stage. The exercises were begun with prayer by Kev. Mr. Newman, who closed with the Lord's Prayer, in which the audience were asked to jon, ‘The orchestra then rendered one of the most attrac- tive selections on the program, a caprice for oboe and bassoon. THE ADDRESSES OF THE GRADUATE: Prof. Spencer then introduced Mr. Arthur H, Brown, who proceeded in aclear and forcible manner to deliver the gentlemen's salutatory, in the course of which he referred ina humor- ous way to office seeking and office holt ing as one of the great vocations of life. He handled his theme, the importance of a business education ‘and its growing popularity with urked ability. The suiututory on the part of the ladies was delivered by Miss Sarah AA. Green, who had a very pleasing and attrac- tive style of speaking, which gave poignancy to an address that was full o! good points. While advocating the value of a business training for women for home uses, the speaker added that while it_ is possible that “we may live without books, civilized mev cannot live without cooks.” A cornet solo, by Mr, Jaegar, elicited _appreel- ative applause, aud then Mr. Wm. C. Eldridge, in a terse and’ interesting style, spoke on the subject of “Luck and Pluck.” He was followed by Mr. David Tod Roy, whose strong, imusical voice gave force to the thoughtful address, “The Ethics of Business.” ‘Tue Vice President, who Was an attentive listener, in commenting upon this effort toa friend in_ his box, remarked: “It pital." The orchestra rendered Gounod’s “A Funeral March of a Marionette,” and then ir. G. W. Pitcher, in an easy and graceful man- ner, delivered the valedictory for the gentle- men. The farewell words on the part of the ladies were spoken by Miss Louise Amon Law- renee, Whose grace of person aud charm of man- ner enhanced the effect of the freshness and originallty of the thought. Her parting words were e1 ively spoken. Mrs, Spencer was down in the program for an dddress to the graduates, but she very frankly formed her audience that she had nothing to say to the young ladies, which she Lud not already suid during the year, but proceeded in a short speech to show tliat she hud some strong, wise words in regard to women, not depending on small boys for support, but’ sup- porting themselves and aiding the community. Mr. Spencer said since Mrs, Spencer had omit ted to give advice to the young ladies be would say to them: Don't depend on small boys of twelve for support, but if a worthy young man of twice twelve asks for that pri lege and you like him well enough, grant it. Mr, B. H, Warner tollowed, and from thestandpoint of a successful busifiess man gave sound practi- cal advice to the graduates.” Gen. Eaton also mide an appropriate address on common sense education, and then Secretary Lamar arose to preseutto! the graduates their ‘diplomas; but «fore doing so made a short and eloquent speech, THE GRADUATES were as follows: Ladies—Day class—A. Cecilia Atchison, D. C.; Alice P. Baldwin, D.C.; Mary E. Burgess, Md.; Sarah A. Green, salutatorian, Ill; Charlotte A, Godey, D. C.; Louise Almon Lawrence, valedic- torian, Md.; Annie E. McCauley, Md; Otelia R. Nelson, D.C; Mary Christina Murphy, D, C5 Leora ¢. Woicott, Kan. Genllemen—Day ton, Ind.; John Edward Bates, Pa,; John Win. Bogley, Md.; Everett 0. Bond, Va; Harrie A. Bowmin, Vi; George R. Brennan, D. C3. Fred: W.Carlisle, Mass.; Alden M. Collins, Va.; Ernest B, Dean, D.C: Wm. A. (ers D.C Chas. W. Grinsted, IL; Nathan KR. Griswold, Ark.; Wm. H. Heaton, D.C; Walter Hieston, D.C. Percy G. Jackson, D.C; Benj. F. Marbury, M Jno. J. MeCormick, D.C; Harry W. Ne D. Cz Geo. W. Pitcher, Valedictorian, David Tod Roy, essayist. Ohio; Wm. M! Sharer, Va; Chas. Hi Trisheim, D, C5 "Walter ‘f! Weaver, D.C. Ladies—Night class—Florence M.Arnold.D.C.; Rachel Stelle Floyd, Pa; Kate E. McGrath, Ohio; Susan Robinson, D. C. Gentiemen—Night ¢lass—Arthur H. Brown, salutatorian, Ohio; Chas. R. Claix,N. Y.; Robt. L. Carroll, D. C5 Joseph P. Callin, Ark; Wm. Eldridge, essayist, N. Y.; Edgar’ T. Chas.’ Gude, D! G.Everet L. Harv John 3S. Higdot George A. Howe, D. Joun T. Howell, ison, Md.; John T. Meany, D.; V rT, D. C5 David It. Taylor, Ten Whipper, —_~-———— District Engineer, Attention! ‘To the Editor of Tue EVENING Star: For many weeks past the tracks of the Me- tropolitan street car line, at the Intersection of New Jersey avenue and C street, opposite the B. & 0. depot, have been in such condition as to endanger the springs of every vehicle and the legs of every animal crossing them. Deep fur- rows or cutters are. permitted to remain not only at this point, but at many other places in this road for long’ periods of time. ee THE JACKSON DEMOCRATS—A regular meet- ing of the Jackson Democratic Association was held last evening at Cosmopolitan hall—Mr. J. E. Norris presiding, Mr. N. Sardo secretary. Hon. T. W. Bartley was elected a member, Mr. *. German offered amendments to the constitu: Uon, which were referred to the executive com- Initice, increasing the initiation fecs from one to five dollars aud providing for dropping «ll who are three months in arrears in the pay- ment of dues. Judge Bartley made a brief ad- ress. Driver, A ——+—— Rev. Dk. CHrups Wins THE Prize.—The Evangelical Educational society of the Pro- piscopal church offeyed $125 for the y of ubout ten octavo pages that should set forth the duty of young mep of the church ard to the ‘Christian ministry, with brief hints as to the nature of a “call” id the minis- try. Competition was Invited from ministers aymen of all denominations in_ this and in England. The bishops of Del- aware, Pennsylvania and Ohio were the com- mittee of award. Sixty-three essays were re- ceived from Great Britain, Canada and the United States. From these the committee se- lected for the prize the essuy of Kev. Dr. T.S. Childs, of Washington City Presbytery, which the society will distribute among college stu- dents. Dr. Childs is at present “acting as a Stated supply for the Neelsville Presbyterian chureh, in Montgomery county, Md. ps AN OLD SoLpren’s SUICIDE.—Halley Wood, an inmate of the Soldiers’ Home, while fishing in Barnes’ lake, {a the grounds of the home, about 8 o'clock yesterday morning, found the body of Chas. Adams, an inmate of the home, floating in the water.’ It seems Adams left the hospital the night before, and his body was found as described. The coroner was notified, and, atler viewing the remains, deemed an in: quest unnecessary, and gave 'a certificate of leath by drowning, supposed to be suleide. gti dbl 4 siatiidhas A HANDSOME HoUSE To BE ERECTED,—Mr. Thomas Francs, of the firm of Nouh Walker & Co., is about to erect u fine residence on Massa- chusetts avenue, between 18thand 19sh streets. in accordance with plans prepared by the archi- tect, Geo. Eusmert, jr. It will be 20 feet front and 75 feet deep, and will be finished in hard wood. The cost will be about $12,000, peadeaedlaSaactolahs LANGSTER'S ARMY RECORD.—An_ “ex-sol- dier” who served in the army with Langster, the murderer, who was hanged last Friday, writes to THe Stak to stale that Langster served in the 9th U. 8. cavalry, but not In Mon- lana, as stated. He served a ‘part of bis time, the writer states, in Fort Wingate, New Mex: feo, and a part in’ the field, either fn Colorad New Mexico or Arizona. Neither his regiment nor his company was ever in Montana while he was in it, ster only served @ part enlistment, tao one THE METROPOLITAN INDUSTRIAL ScHooL.— This institution, at the corner 19th and H streets northwest, bas been in successful opera- tion nearly two Years, und bas with a small means done a great deal of good. A dress mak- ing department is now added to the school, and it 0] tw in th it's proposed to engage in the manutacture of ckinaw straw hats and work-bask. hundred dollars is necessary, and Mrs, LES, peals to the pablic ace femme le Lan inay be left al THE Stan office. Nations ght alla 24 GEN. WALLACE’s NEW Boox.—Have you read Gen. Lew Wallace's story, “Ben Hur, & Tale of the Christ?” It is interesting, accurate and reverential. Its regular price is $1.50. You can get it any day this week, at Charles Baum's book and stationery departinent for $1.08. ni oa, ells Selina ei PEDALING FOR PRIZES. The Capital Bicyclists Preparing for the Races—Some Account of the Lead- ing Contestants—The Parade Friday Afternoon, é&e. The same feeling of interest which led hun- dreds of people to rise at unaccustomed hours and take au uncomfortable trip to Ivy City, in order tosee the horses in practice last week, induces many to visit the Athletic Park every evening, where the contestants in the races of the Capital Bicycle elub, on Frid: work “in trainii ‘The First Day at Pimlico. THE WINNERS AT YESTERDAY'S RACES. The opening day of the Baltimore races at was favored with good weather and a fair attendance. The first race, six furlongs, was won by Greenfield, the favor- ite, Miss Goodrich second, Emerson third, and Rosette last, Virgilia and Miss Payne unplaced, 7%. Mutuals paid $8.25. ‘The second race, annua! Homebred stakes,one ham, Herefoot second, (. third, and Winston last, Time: 1:45) uals paid'$10. Third race, one mile, was one by Olivette, Joe Shelby second, Ballot third, Solitaire, Kezret, Joe Mitchell, King Lion (the favorite,) Rosie Bessie Ligan, John Sullivan and Jim Carlisle ran _unplaced, Pimlico yesterday mile, was won by’ W! The park lacks the gala appearance which it presents on the day of the races, when Hags and bunting profusely dis- played, hundreds of glittering wheels, and their uniformed riders, crowded stands, and in- spiring music lend additional fascination to the excitement of closely contested races. the “knowing ones’ there is almost as much interest in the preliminary practice as in the races themseives; and each parently making fast time, is ¢ Time: 1.44\. ‘The fourth race, the Rancocas handicap, miles, Was won by’ Hilarity, Tillie ‘Doe thir Mutuals paid $35:10. The last race, 114 miles, was won by Ment. engview second, ob May third, Fern- Kittane ‘and Jack ran . Mutuals paid $16.40. Mutuals paid Farewell second, last. Time: 1:57%4. flyer” who 1s ap- | leaf, Vesta, Jim Case werly watebed “timers,” who hope to get points on which to base calculations as to his chances of suece ‘To the uninitiated bicycle racing consists in sitting on the mac but there is as gr action among riders, as and a visit to the track at will demonstr: ENT CONTESTANTS. The most prominent rider in the District sinee J.M. Borden retired trom the track is B. W His local reputation became natioual last May,when he won the t championship with ease, d SPECIAL TRAIN From BALTIMORE AND Poto- ATION TO Prurtco RACE A special train willleave th railroad station May 19,20, 2] and .mn., for the Pimlico races. janded in the rear of the grand sts train will leave in Washington about Fare for the round trip $ an be purchased at the Pennsyly mac RAILROAD ‘! er Gall Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. of attention on the part of ing one’s feet in any form of athletic streets, any evenin the charming music of the opera of nia railroad ticket office, 13th street and Pennsylvania ave- nne, and at the Baltimore and Potomac railroad Ating Jolin Brooks rides, this year, a built 5s-inch Rudge racer, weighing but 25 pounds, and a marvel of streneth and s. Inspite of a badl received rec good condition. the race for the fiv Acsorcrery Pore sprained ankle, tive training y the favorite in mile Flint cup, whi has won once, when he defeated Borden in AT. familiar sight to He is probat His rear wi every local rs ist sprang into prominence last sea- ting Hanna, being give 70 yards by the latter. that time has been most. ri Justly looked upon a talaga ata wnnzie ‘one of the coming He uses a light Royal mail racer, ‘and his riding tion of rapid pedaling, him and Hanna District champio: ca! aq i~) 244 24, ae Fo tnd the contest between ularly in the 8 to be a memor- * a cuscs S Sous? Seufferle isa very promising rider, of letermination and endur inch Rudge, and has made fast time in ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, More economical than is probably the fastest | the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition | with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor machine, iis performan towith ad good deal of other fast riders who will Phil. Ss. Bro Kennicott and L. M. Kouger. ed tomake it warm for Hanna He rides a 60-inch Rudge racer. while its rider tips the When all these riders are on ck, and flying around at their best pace, An improm: race between Barber, Brown and Kenntcott Tt is a close race. As | they pass the judges’ stand the wind whi spokes, and cach man_ is doing Barber leads and Brown in yain tries th a final burst of speed Phosphate powders. SoLD ONLY IN caNa Rovar | Baxixo PowpEnCo., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. weighs but 31%, Ibs. Y LAND OR AT SEA,OUT ‘or in the crowded ty the best for put N THE PRAIRIE “s Cathartic Pills are erywhere alike con- ative PUTPOSeS, €) ous and safe, torpid liver, indigestion, bad breath, tlatulency, and | sick headache they are a sure remedy. great enthusi pass him, and v down the homestrete) in 8.16; Brown closy behind, ‘The best time y is by Crist—three-qnarters. rate of amile in 2: Brown his been timed for a quarter mile in 42y seconds, THE PROGRAM For FRIDAY. commence at 4 May 22, and the program 1s as follo} mile novice for men who have never won a 4:40, 1 mile championship of the District of Columbia, open to all amateurs; 4: for men who have never beaten 3:2 mile for Capital club members Flint eup, open to Capital club im hoys under 15 mile, open to all am: to all amateurs; all amateurs; 6:15, 2 mile for Woodward & Lo- pital club mem SY OTWITHSTANDING AN suid about the importance of a be possible that the matter has never seriously claimed your attention, If, by the use of a HAS BEEN made in practic 2,or atthe ‘Think of it now! w bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, you avold the evils of scrofula and transmit a healthy constitution to your offspring, thank us for the suzges- ) p.m, Friday, Curapesr D RESS IN WASHINGTON, | BARGAINS! price everywhere | CARTER's popu. ., Our Reduced Price 15e. AR CASH DRY GOODS STORE, 711 Market Space. Wide double width, all pure wool, Cream, Pink, Blue and Black, only ular price 500, Xpected tha oM & tandem tricyele—the first event of the kind, NUN'S VELL is an indication, the grand won the day of client condition filled to overtlowin: which, from the e rk and the quality of the contestant in to be the most sui series of suc , excellent quality, worth $1, re- SILKS, 374:c: Colored Silks, 50c. RENADINES, actual ssful oF the lon, ven by the cash value Toe. reduced to 50¢. fine quality, Cream, Pink, Blue and biuek, reduced to track under com: will be in line. It may be of inte son, to Know that the cycle records are: 1 purposes of compari jean amateur bi- SAUTIFUL BROC. Quarter-nil 1:18 1-5; three-fow mile, 2:39; two miles, 5 0" 2-5; four miles, 11:55 value 32, reduced to $1.50. reduced from $1, to 75¢. , Teduced to $1, actual —.—___ The Charities Conference. HOW THE DELEGATES WILL BE BY THE LOCAL ComMITTEE. The local committee in ch annual confe: to begin at Will TERTAINED 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7th st. rge of the twelfth and corrections, jard hall, in this city, June 4th, has arranged the details of the program. The conference will last for s the tirst day will be devoted toa trip to Mount Vernon. ‘The first business session will be held in the evening at 7: Prayer will be offered by Rey. J. H. Elliott, S. T.D. Addresses of welcome will be delivered dent of the United States James B, Edmonds, president of the Bourd of Commissioners of the Distriet of rthur MacArthur and addresses in re: balf of the conference rles Anderson, of Kentucky, Hoyt, of Pennsy couterence will the dress and preliminary polnted, after which a reception ment will be given by the loc the parlors and dining ha On the second day, F will be made to the United workhouse, and government he insane. That evening addresses by Charles tford, Conn., aind by ex- ja, are expected 1ass—Albert Hiatt Adding- xorce Spransy, ‘TH STREET, WE WISH TO CALL A portion of YOIT SUITS, COLOR: BLACK AND BLUE. STYLE OF COAT, CUTAWAY FRO! $20 SILK MIXED SUIT THAT IS WORTH MORE MONEY. STYLES IN THE PRICE $15, by the Pre: olumbia, and | Sopa En the District Su- SEC LOWE WAY SHOW WHAT WE HAVE, STOP, AND WE WILL juade on be GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, pH STREET, U, 8. POST OFFICE. Renova To Resun. June 1 we will move to 941 Pennsylvania, avenue to rebuild on our present locality, ne we will offer our stock of ‘Soup Tureens, Berry Bowls, Cake and Card Baskets, Vegetable, Baking Candelabra, Casters, French Marble, Gilt and Brass Mantel Clocks, Brass Mirrors, Sconces, Candlesticks, &c., &c., at greatly reduced prices for cash. committees will be my15 OPPosiT! » June 5th, visits Dudley Warner, of Gov. Hoyt, of Pennsyly: ‘od by a drive of three hours around the e auspices of the local ec pitol, the White House ury building, ‘and ending with the Sol- diers’ Home. On Sunday, June 7th, the members of the conference, by invitation of President Gallau- det, will attend wervice at the National Deaf Mute college, ‘The fourth, fifth and sixth days will be de- and discussion of reports pa Se The Order of the Golden Cross. At the session of the Supreme Commandery, U. 0. G. C,, which begun yesterday afternoon at German hail, 11th street, John D. Youn supreme commander, in the chair, twenty new members were admitted, present are Supreme ‘Treasu: and until that ¢ city, under the ‘i and Butter Dishes, voted to the readin, and papers. HARRIS & SHAFER, 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Among the members x J.D, Swain, Vice Commander INFALLIBLE DYSPEPSIA. POST-PAID, 50 CTS. A BOX. L D.C CO., LYNCHBURG, VA. g and wile, keene, of New Hampshire, 1, Dolpli, supreme pre 1.3 Geo. A, Brown, and wife; Re e, Greensburg, Ind vife and R. G. Osborn, of K , M.D., of Nashville, supremé herald, Lewiston lomon and wife, D., of Biddeford, Me. pest Rel RRS Scumzexcrns Agrricrat STONE PAVING CO, Office—1418 New York Avenue, HANDSOME SUM REALIZED For A Most Worrny Onsect.—The ladies of the committee wish to publicly thank the patrons and the lemen for their tial aid in their last effort for the “Woman's Exchange,” which has resulted in the handsome return ot §: has been handed to the treasurer, gee Artistic and fine work in cement a specialty. Ourskilled workmen lay the following -avements: SCHILLENGER PATENT (BEST), ARTIFICIAL STONE, ASPHALTUM, PARAGON, IC, NEUCHATEL, MASTIC Kitchens, Sidewalks, Stables, Cellars laid with neat- ness and promptness. JOS. C. McKIBBIN, President. ‘Telephone call 467-2. 6-3 Isporsen By Tue ‘Wont. which amount THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL Com- MENT.—The order of exercises at the medical and dental de- partments of the National university, at the h to-morrow evening, in- . 4. Townsend, intro- Arthur MacArthur, raduating classes by Prof. John ., and the viledietory by Edwin The President of the United States, as chancellor of the university, it is an- tees upon the grad- raduates are as follows: In medi- Maryland. In den- ed to second class in medicine): Luther A. Brown, West Virginia; Geo. W. New York, and Edwin Howard and y, District of Columbia. giinis’ aden yt RAISING FUNDS FoR St. Dom1nic’s.—A socia- ble was given last evening at the National Rifles’ armory, under the auspices of St. Domi- nie’s Holy Name society, to raise funds to assist, in the restoration of St. hall was beautifully decorated. The floor com- mittee was com; W., A. Johnson, John J. Colbert, H. P. MeCann, ). A. Harvey, F. wier and Ei, J. McHugh. a aay A Golden Wedding Correspondence of Tx EVENING STAR: Manassas, May 19th, 1885. On Monday, May 18th, Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Chamberlin celebrated their golden wedding at Greenwood, Prince William county. Among the guests present were Mr. Edward Chamber- Mn, of the firm of Kelly & Chamberlin, of this city, ason of the aged couple, relatives from aistant states, as well as Virgia commencement of th Jongregational churel cludes a prayer by R duetory remarks by Hon. address to the T. Winter, M. Howard, D, D. will confer the degi 2 15 Se is be- fyre the public for the cure of DYSPEPSIA, WEAK- 4ENERAL DEBILITY, MALARI rh character of the many testimonials reparation have never been equaled. re to the following: ¥, LADY SUPERIO! Institution of the Notre Dame, Balti: have used “Dr, Petzold’s German Bitters’ vero for erent Ls rrenoay coat such as premonitary indications o} ‘Loss of Appetite and. General. De: ‘an unrivalled remedy for these com- rh tonic for-those whose system ters asa madieine of rare marisa eeeeed Gua ‘Dr. Petzold’s German Bitters” as a' le In taste and # most minic’s chureh. of Messrs. D, J. Allman, . Holden, J. A. Moran, M. We refer with pl SISTER MAT’ IN CHARGE im Virginia. i Seah Hanis yand a thor ir Fg Pastor CHARLES B. writes:—atthe aq irginia, and Rey. F. , whose father, Rev. Goal Todd, had erable pair amor ir is lambs of his flock the close of a bountiful feast neat speech oH fiat he tried "De: Perso presented the happy . a room a vase of flowers under hining heapofgold pieces. pata dl as FLOWERING ROSES AND DECORATIVE PLANTS: at Avction.—Mr. Dow! ied Sone ae cones choice col- lection of decorative plan: sire to adorn their homes should ride and brid which was hidden will ¢ell to-morrow Parties who" art de- CITY ITEMS. Men's Summer Underwear, from 25c, to $4.50; Balbriggan, Lisle Thread, Merino, India Gauze, Jeans, &¢., at Auerbach’s. Pearl, Drab and Maple Derbys. in Dunlap and other popular blocks. Prices, 2, $2.45 and $2.65, A clean saving of one ollar on eaeh hat. Franc’s, corner 7th and D, the only strictly one-price hat and gents’ fur: nishing store In this city. 1 French Percale Shirts, 2S different de signs, price $1, including 2 ‘Collars and 1 pair cul at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H streets. . Thornton's Emulsion of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites ot Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, Impaired nutrition and general debility: easy pleasant to take. Breseribed by" physt- cians. Sold by Druggists, Large bottles 5¢ Manufactured by W. 5. Thornton, corner Bal- thnore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. my, Celluloid Collars, Caffs and Bosoms, at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H. 83 Pe 75e. Quari Bottle, No. 1 Orders by nail. McGee's, 9th, near D st. s&w-3in Mandsome Gentlemen's Silk Scart, 25c., at Auerba shirt Depot, 7 & HH. Mamiet’s Conntryman’s Happy Fate. There was sold a number of lucky tickets in jana State Tuesday, April 14th, ineiuding_a nth 9,075, which drew the capital, $75,000, heid by a young Dane named _F. Spendrup, as sistant overseer on Mr, Bidstrop’s Gem planta tion, who will return to his home across the se with the proceeds of his speculation,—Donatd- sonville (La.) Chief, April 18. 1 New Improved Sewing Machines for rent, $1 per wk. or $3 per mo. Auerbach’s. + Go to Weser’s, 1116 E st. n.w.,for Crab Meat by the quart or gallon. Clams, Oysters, hard and soft shell Crabs of the best quality. "6 The Ofiice of the Wonderful, Silent New American, No. 7, is at corner 7th and H. SALES. ECO. Autinwry Louisaaa AW LE OF FURNITURE COMPRISING AL LARGE RTM. ACE. IN FRONT OF “A. ALESROOMS, THURSDA fr, AT TEN O'CLOCK, LERS AND PRIVATE BUYERS IN- t rpuoas DOWLI 7 E LOT OF ¥ ¥ MATERIAL, SUCTT SASH, DUORS, WINDOW MES, & .. T AUCTION. Y TWENTY SECO: °K, in front ef my auction rooms 1 shall sell a large stock of Build- fateriul, the most of ft ne 2, THOM. TI, © WEES € 00, Auctioncers ° 908 Penn, ave. Special” sale on FRIDAY MORNING, MAY TWE COND, at TEN O'CLOC! will sell at auction @ great variety of Crockery, Furniture, Brooms, Carpets nnd miscelluncous articles. Also for the trade, (ree hogsheads White Granite ware, in fine assortment, to be sold in bulk, ‘The above goods will be sold to pay advances, my20- D UNCAN FLOWERS, A Ir, CW RS. FLOWERS AND Blooming andother Plants. |” my20 NHERE WILL RE SOLD AT PUBLIC ow, at the auction rooms of Duncanson Bros., 2 ahd Dsis. a.w.. ut THREE O'CLOCK P. M. on SAT- URDAY, TW: 45 BURTAL 1 By order of th Capital Real Estate Association. GEORGE COWIE, Secretary and Treasurer, SON BROS., Auctioneers. my 20-31 , Auctioneer, NTY-THIRD INSP, TS IN GRACELAND CEMETERY, DU rpuewas DOWLIN ENTY-THIRD, 1885 LOCK, in front 6: NATIONAL RIFLES TRIP” $4, COMMENCING TO-MOTY has arranged to run a special traia, leavin Washington afer the | RvieRy EVE D. 1885, at | TPHEATER Comiau e AY TWENTY- sell at our sales. L, © Manet Lourd of Directors of the National PP OF. T. ECL LEATHER TOP, IN Ladies’ ti _ (PTE euantico ici Tea. MOONLIGHT ATTORNEYS. ‘A. A. FREEMAN AE, D, MONEY, of Tennessee, of Mississippi, (Hight Years Asisiant U. (Four Years Chair'n of S Attorney General.) ~ ‘Com. on Post Oitices and FREI my2-Tm (QOUARLES 3 2 Counsellor-at-Law ad Expert St, Cloud buildi ih and F sts, Good work, good Teferences, mod ate charges. “Twenty-one yeurs experience. dd J W. MILER, aTroRN Ne Rooms 2 aud 4, Gun _ Residence, 240 Nortle Capitol 5 cL H. WALKER, 2 AMU U.S, Commissioner, Notary Public and Attorney for Rent jy2 630 Louisiana ave. next to Citv P.O __ HOTELS. Mrs. Senator Dolph, Post Roads, House of i.( | Mts. Senator Sabiu, MAN @ MONEY, attorueyst-Law, Once | M Rooms, 39 and 40, St. Cldud building, Washington, LICITOR OF PATENTS, 's Coscresstoxar, Hore. ‘This Hotel is situated opposite the Capito! summer seusou at low rates. —-H. BROCK, Prop. mhis-sm Formerly of Jersey City, N. |—New Jer- sey ave. aud B st. se.—the most elevated point in Washington, It is out of the malaria district, being one hundred feet above the level of the Potomac river. From its Balconies a beautitul view can be bad of the entire city of Washington, Arlington Heights, Poto- mac River aud the Capitol grounds. Summer boarders accommodated with delightful airy and well ventilated rooms. Transient, $2.00 per day. Regular boarders for Matine DSSS ERERY EVENT can be rented on reasonable terms to Tespoustile par- PROFESSIONAL. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC R. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND DD) "ny rellabte Ladies. Physician tu the city, can be consulted daily. Prompt treatment Correspondence and co hous strictly contidentiul. Ofice hours—11 to 4und 610 9 p.m. mys-3w cuita MS tae AVE and Bisiness Medium, is again at home, 1724 St. n.w., where she will be pleased to receive her friends anu patrons. myli-3m* Mi BROOKE TELLS A) ‘emen SU cents each. 408 L street, between 5th streets northwest. my6- JHoor suRGER ail WIIITE'S establishment 1416 Pennsylvania aven opposite Willard’s hotel, for the successful treatment a ‘Corns, Bunions, diseased nails, Vascular Excres- cences aud all diseases of the feet. 'Dr. White'stwenty- Aimth consecutive year of practice in Washington. Fee, $1 a sitting. (ipitimore establishment, 11 North sty Eu mhz MES 8c SEBS, SURGEON “CHTROPO DIST, MANICURE AND DERMATOLOGIST. Corns, soft’ and hurd, Bunions, Inflamed and Sore Joints, Club or Ingrowing Nails absolutely cured ‘without pain or blood. Hundreds of testimonials of the elite of Washington of remarkable cures. All should try Mrs. Semmes’ method of curing Bunions, Sure, sai@ and permanent, Office: 1222 F st., 4 doors from 13th, up one flight. mhis DENTISTRY. STARR PARSONS, COR. 9TH AND EN.W. Filling a specialty; also, the cure of toothache without extracting. “A local anesthetic, used on the gums, alleviates pain of extracting. Gas given. 3 Sa EL I. SCOTT, ee ee 5 fifteen years experience ti Dentistry. Office.1207 F stu.w. Preservation of the Natural ‘Teeth & ape cialty. cocks RT. M, TALBOTT, DENTIST, 437 7TH. ST. three doors trom ‘corner E. “Dentistry in ail is branches ‘Teeth inserted $7 per set. All work warranted. jai Faz Tors AND LITTLE MONEY MAKE THIS A GOOD YEA TO BUY coco 00 H HNN N GGG get se TERRES cL oO r Il NNN G Go, G08 Ena yf ERD NW cae, ‘We have made prices to meet the times, so that none may deny themselves a Spring Suit, You know we mean what we say, A good CHEVIOT SUIT at $5.50, worth $9. A good CHEVIOT SUIT at 98.25, worth $10. A fine MIXED CASSIMERE SUIT at $7.50, worth giz. A fine CASSIMERE SUIT at 89, worth $14. ‘A fine PRINCE ALBERT SUIT at $15, worth $25. A nice fiur-button CUTAWAY at $11, worth $20. And all others at proportionate low prices. CHILDRENS’ SUITS from $1.75 upwards, BOYS’ SUITS from $3 upwards. 1,000 pairs of PANTS for Men, Boys and Children very cheap, Orwera FALLS, VA. 163 Cst., bet. sty and 6th sts. h. w. DAY, leaving ing aS p.m. fine waxed deck down rate rooms for ladies. ‘H, MAGNETIO J1EA LER, excursion LL THE EVENTSOF =. All business confidential. Ladies agen &C.—"The wise for health on depend.” and thousaids visit Dr. AMUSEMENTS, Fors BSc. OR SOc. SUMMER OPERA. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. THE EQUESCURRICULUM. HURCH FAIR AT 1740 14TH ST, lyiiter Dri Thursday at 8 @ cock riday _ Admission, 10¢. ww THROUGH EUROPE. Start from the Armory, 920 G street, WEDNESDAY EVENING. } ‘May 20, 1885, at $ o'clock sharp, One first-class passage, 25c. For sale hy members or at the dooron the above date. my leat PAZAE Bazaak ore of Grace LADIES SocLLTY f 1 nm will Paiva, ck free mylvae STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL STURSPAY AND WE ; EVENT May ith « Bapiist ¢ 7th streets northwest feuds, my I9-2t Betwe Come and ni Sprixc M. TL THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB WILL HOLD THE:R: AT PIMLICO THIS WEEK, OW, TH NTH, j T AND CONTINUING FOUR DAYS. | THE PR AM is a very attractive one, and good sport 4s promised. For the couvenience of visitors from Washington the passenger department of BALTIMORE & POTOMAC reet Station at 1 o'clock running direct to E nthe 1th, 20th, 21st and mlieo, and returning to ‘Tickets ean be pure! eet and sed at offices of the Compat svivania Avenue, and at the pmue Railroad Station, Fare, round trip = LBAUGU'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, SING AND SATURDAY MAT. THE QL SLACK HANDKE ROIILEE Adnitsstou, 25¢: Theserverd seat, 0c. myis Next Week TIE MERRY iM MUSEUM, Pennsylvania avenn mylsat WARK. year 11th street. Thee, yor SCLE TOM’S CABIN, Placed on the stage in splendid style. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, "The Great Play of DANITES, WITH TILE DOGS. n to all only 10 cents, my186t AY, MAY 18, ande in this eity TNE BEAUTIES, ‘umber, who Will please the eye fort ¥ Matinees Tu Admission, 1 “i FLORAL MAY FESTIVAL AND BALL, wrini’s Hall, Grand Entree at 54, 0'ock. Tickets to be had atthe ial, WIN PHP: 15TH ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL AND BALL, AT THE ACADEMY, Tickets $1.00, admit CURSION, WITH MUSIC, oN THE JANE MOSELEY, MAY 29, 1885. Leaving the wharf at and returning at 10:30 sharp, in behalf of the GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Laby Max Mrs Senator Logan, Mrs Gen. Lander, Dire Senator Blair, Mrs. Henrietta Cl Metze- Senator Manderson, Mrs. D. i. ba Mrs. Judge eee Mrs. Orange Ferris, Mrs. H, A. Willard, Mrs 8. C. Pe Mrs. Miranda Tullock, Mrs A, J. Be Miss E. B. Johnston, Mrs. Dr. Power, Mrs. Gen. Ricketts, Mrs Lieat. Selfridge. Tickets, $1: Supper Ticket: $1. To be obtained ot the Lady Managers or of the Directors, and at the principal hotels, drag and book stores. my, 13,16,20/22.23,25,26,27. 'S MUSEUM Ty] ERz% . eee Eancoin ital, corner 9th and D sta nw. unio SgvAnE comPANY x WON AT LAST. The Great New York Success, Admission, 10 and 20 cents. Doors open at L und 7p. m. During this engagement there will only be three —Tnesday, Thuis tay and Saturday. my AT PISTORIO Sort. Adminsio PROCDOR'S I uke the 7th and HW st. cars to the Park. Pan Ww sat ‘excursion steamer F recharter. C Finest Scenery on the Potomac. amer MARY WASHL 1 trip to the above place Ls Seventh strect wharfat am., returb- Fare: round trip, 20. Dancuig on a id back. The stea ‘Tickets, 25e, round trip. Fine Jeruss Band on these excursions, No objectionable parties allowed on board. ELS RANDALL, __ Manager. R CHARTER ursday and Friday dyring the month GW. BAUER, 7th st. wharf. OOK OUT FOR COLONIAL BEACH EXCUR- sion, May 30th, Grand ope: Jolly day at @ seaside. See programs, Seamer Arrowsmith, ‘7th street wharf, 8:15. m. _ mys-tng0 \LYMO: EXCURSION ROUNDS. — CON- OW tracts for excursions now inorder, Cottages and Ingle rooms for rent to summcr boarders. F. FREUND, Caterer, Call or address L, R. TREMBLY, 527 7th st. Special rates to Sunday schools, my®-lm Tur New Yous W STORE, ILLINERY 930 SEVENTH STREET, -NEAR CORNER K STREET NORTHWEST, IS STILL OFFERING TO ITS PATRONS ALL CLASSES OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS AT SUCH LOW PRICES THAT COMPETITION IS OUT OF THE QUESTION. GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED, NOT “FOR THIS DAY ONLY,” NOR FOR “THIS WEEK ONLY,” BUT FOR EVERY DAY IN THE MONTH. BUYERS CAN EASILY SATISFY THEMSELVES AS TO THE TRUTH OF THIS ASSERTION BY EXAMINING AND COMPARING, THIS WEEK WE ARE RECEIVING PILES OF NEW GOODS IN ALL THE RECENT SHAPES OF LADIES, MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS IN MILAN BRAIDS, UNION, MILAN, LOOP AND PEARL BTRAW. ROUGH AND READY CAN- TONS, &c., &c. OUR STOCK OF RIBBONS IS VERY LARGE, AND WE GUARANTEE THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY, EXAMINE THEM. OUR ASSORTMENT OF FEATHERS.FLOWERS, POMPONS AND MILLINERY GOODS IS CON- STANTLY BEING ADDED TO, AND THE PRICES ARE VERY LOW. ‘WE SELL NOTIONS JUST AS CHEAP AS WE DO MILLINERY GOODS. WE DO NOT ADVER- TISE ONE PRICE IN THE PAPERS AND ASK ANOTHER AT THE STORE ALL OUR GOODS ARE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AND VERY LOW, FROM WHICH WE WILL NOT DEVIATE. VISIT US AND SATISFY YOURSELF OF THE TRUTH OF THE STATEMENT, AND AT THE SAME TIME SAVE MONEY FOR YOURSELF, Manyiasp | JOCKEY CLUB. | | SPRING MEETING j | | RATLROAD | the Sixtn | 4 celled. Good fixing and ga The annex building, detached from th hotel, insures quiet for families and iuvatids ‘Rutlroad access direct to the hotel, For fuil, particulars 9p30-26t Chand Hotel, Broadway and 31st st... N.Y. PB bear were cy ee —— cue a ___ SUMMER RESORTS. GENTLEMAN LEAVING POR RUROPE DE- ‘ fivore at Manchester Macey the ste A 4 fous a y the new house, Wil furnished, aiid wilt all oon veniences, Hot and cold —— ‘Terms me teulars inquire of PrhcH, FOX Ny 143 Pennsylvania 20.21,28-34— VHALY BEATE Hc rate. Mra WM. CHENOW ETH, Pro-det \ piletress. meses JAPON SPRI AND BATHS, (ALKALINE CARS Wittens Also fine ron Wate : ‘ain $e always hap Proprietor. FP MCHALPONTES ATLANTIC crry, NJ, W furniture, boos wardrobes Send for pamy a “ee FLISHA ROBERTS & SON. Jog UNION, ATLANTIC € with new furniture Har Wiral Iocation and open all 2 yet day” wee ~ HENRY 2W_ COLUMBIA.” CAPE MAY, S. nhs June Ly. nex ceptional to all its apnotr Fines: beach athe world. 0 to SN her das, mccording to location. Special rates tor tae season, JAMLS DP. MOCLELLAN Prapriete morly of Logan House, Altoona: 1 iwaniac Stockton, Cape May, 1584, wud now of American Motel, Philadelphia my I AIORTERES, sPtixes nurs One AVE mile trom Ma Hidge Sun 200k Tin oot m-y e Hom Wes! Most healtiifal and 5 ay Kidge Monutares. spe families. Address LV. NEWCOMER, F mi¢-Lin® Bi ASS ROCK nti doe Send for tihistrated bs ¥OM.NUNNS. PEE BELLE NIEW, ASBURY PARK X. 2 We view id of Wesdey Lake Firsts yer my listan Opea trom JUNE UST wo UCL, IST, SS. Send for cite ter H.F. BAKER, Pronsietor. - . the MOUSTAIN HOU st Parlor and Sleeping Cars from all points cast and x ee LATAN mt AN ewENER Mt S y= uated vaton, D.C, OCK WOOD MOUSE, cs PERRY, We sve. Mee ke 7 ma WW INbsoE Steen cn spines. mes Serer earns AM Sealy New Winton Mas nin Sep n for guests June 1 Iss. > ‘ Mra AL HUMPHREYS 906 14th St, Waelinaton, i ‘ON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS, HO per inouth of four weeks cording t or s families for t cr tion at the office of ALS. 1" hate stay: at When f went there 1 was, f thew edd tear alt CAPPER >) gi used. and bated really to sav well ut ull, but hue in the mountal the water of te Keyser, es. antruthfully say tat wy htfula summer. = * My ir hours’ alsence from your s) LOCK ISLAND I. 1. OCKA A sornmer at sea, Splendid Bass, Blin and Sword Gsiing. “Super bathine, ft drives, S00 guests, First-class, F hall, good orchestra, Perk tested circular. OS MA Boston, EASON OF 1 THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRIN cf OPEN FROM JUNE 150i ap23-1m TOMPKINS, GAGE . SBURY PARK, N.J.. HUPEL ALBION. THEE AL newest and one of the lareest and test hotels in the Purk ised 2 throughout; delightfully situnted, within 200 52 yards of surf: weson Sete otters: ‘May 17: music engaged for season: eps ev Ne Ob season of proprietor i nt raves, 2 WAS per day sun ‘ ler the sane manage _my23m pmesaTor SUMMER F TRY HOAK cS. To enable residents of Washington to pleas the spe wurtital swsetie Hallway, whiedi ¢s put in operat ‘ashington at 4: pan for Main Deseviptiy boarding houses boon . with their Y necommnada ure now ready fy Special Lickets to loca! stxthons are now ou sale at oflice, G01 Pennsyivauia aves OPES EXSREINGS, ne =, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA. OPEN FOR RECEPTI e VISITORS JUNE 1 TO DECEMBER 1. Greatest variety of medi: summer resort ii) the Uuated states ful scenery, magnifico: roads Table wen ni we tes Washinton HE and O. rallron ning full informat ing names of hot naa 0 ‘This ts the nearest Wate: jug only four Lours’ ride on escriptive paniplilets, cont may be obtained free by application at Drew's aud Milburn s Drug Stores sad at te Post. myl3m i. CARBELL, MADDUX, Proprietor. O* THE MOUNTAINS. THE PARK HOTEL, Willlamsport, Pa, 's Js now ready for sumtier guest (3 circular and rates, address inyisain DONALD McDONALD, I i ATERSKIL CATSKILL MO! ENLARGED AND IMPROV cD, OPENS JUNE 27. address W. F. PAIGE, Manager, myS-Im ELC. JO beg oma ogg oe om. Fag oP. COURT sta, Va july Ast, y Set wae oS oe from the wonderful caverns of Luray. Pure, water from an artesian well ou the premises. “rare ex Cellent equal to any —with everything ew. Weal aud $2 per day, Pyeod ‘buss will meet traios, Kates, apizoue™ Soni ‘PH_PARKINSON, Propietor. “ATLANTIC CITY, N. and cold HOUSE, ATLANTIC Pry Y : il J, South Carolina avende, ‘near ! ‘con ocean. ‘Electric bells, ‘etc. ‘sun rv symm he gene DUbOtS @ YOUNG, Propriciore: Cuz Rorrenr, NOK. 403 AND 405 TTH ST. N. W.