Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1885, Page 8

Se aes STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., WEDN LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIE@SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D.C. , 1835, 11 ain. For the states, clearing cooler we terly winds becoming variable, fair weather, with slowly ris- ty re is indicated for the middle At- Jenivs Laxszer west, will off: lot of wi colors, a’ dado shades, in all h, with all the fixtures; tra heavy, at 25 jot jointiess ot in five 5 cents. different patterius at 13 cent Gavtter's Ick Cream $1.50 per gallon. GESTLEMEN, you will save fully 25 per cent by purchasing your low shoes at Z. Strasbur- gers, No. th street, four doors above I Street. We wi ntion a few prices: 42 pairs Strap and Ties, at $1.37. 16 pairs Cloth Top-Buttoned, at $1.88. french Calf, with’ rubber sides, at s. 1 pairs French Calf, imitation buttons, $2.89. TACKINAW ILATS are again the style. Frane’s $1, $1.20, and $1.45 are not to be surpassed— corner 7th and». The only strictly one price hat and gent’s furnishing store in this city. ate in amounts to ner, 916 F st. n. w. to 12—E Street Money to Joan on reai_ es suit, H.W: SKATING UNTIL 10. Rink tonight. Admissic OvR CLEANING SALE. $10 will buy of us the best suit in the country for the money. Eiscman Bros., 7th and E sts. SPrcraL Embossed olstered in_H op Chamber Suites, and Wasistand, $45; ‘alnut 52D; tion” Walnut f. Dunn, Furni- BARGAINS. or Nuites, 34 OUR CLEANING Sau English corkscrew satin-lined Coats and Vest, $10." Eiseman Bros., 7th and E sts. Money to loan in sums to suit. 916 F at. n. w. OvR ImpRovep Varor Stove is absolute! safe to use. A. EI é 718 7th st. nw. BLAcK AND V 924 Pennsylv Frozen Cusrakp. Le. offered In our boy's ly cut in half, Eise- the pri th and E fe insurance are clearly the Connecticut Mutual in Fi the entire poliey; feiture paid on a prevent the for- iums to other rue end of life insurance. CITY AND DISTRICT. Coudensed Leeals. Street lamps w hted at 7:55 p.m., and ished at ut. oon tire in house 437 S street y John J. Vanhorn and irr, was caused by a child playing wit! dimnage about $1 This merning,about 9 o'clock, Patrick Cronin, employed at E.G. Wheeler's, 7th and B streets) had two of his fingers cut olf by the elevator eatehing the hand. New attractions are advertised at River ngs, Md. New wharves and a new pavilion e been erected. ‘There is music, fishing, ing and other attractions for guests. The Steamer Wakefield lands passengers at Colton’s, whence they are conveyed tu River Springs. er writes to THE STAR that ‘his name was put on the committee se- lected to wait on the President in the interest of Mr. Dodge without his knowledge or consent, and that he declines toserve on the commit. e. The twenty- Rock Hill coll northwe owned ¥ ighth annual commencement of , Ellicott, Md., will be held next, Wednesday at the Academy of Music, in Baltimore. A “number of District boys are among the students. ‘The netting which covered the ceiling of Stan- iford’s drag store, corner of 9th and F streets northwest, caught fire from an electric light, about 12:30 o'clock this morning, and was burned off. Toy Shillington sends Harper’s Monthly for a Michael Nida and Benedict Totera, the Itsl- fans charged with larceny from the person of Frank Datamota, were acquitted by Judge Snell today. A small ¢olored boy named Henry Nelson, whose parents are not able to pay for batiding a bath-room, was before Judge Snell to-day for washing himself in the Eastern branch. The judge thought it was not much of a violation of ‘the law, and imposed the lowest penalty of $1. Stevenson & Bro., of this city, have been & warded the contract for furnishing fuel for the use of the War department during the next fiscal year: ‘The car containing the “Liberty bell,” of Phil- esterday by agreat many adelphia, was visited the party in charge left people. Phe bell an ast night for Baltimore, whence they go to Philadelphia. The regular pay-day for the teachers of the uubiie schools for June will be the 20th instant, ut teachers desiring to leave the city before that date can sign the pay-roll at the District itor’s office, and have their checks forwarded The Jackson Democratic association last evening held a regular meeting, with Mr. Nor- ris in the chair and Mr, N. Sardo secretary. After a speech by Maj. J. MeD. Carrington the association adjourned to July 7. Mrs. Mary Williams came to this city a few days ago from her home in Bellwood, Pa., to look after her pension, and on Monday she either lost or was robbed of her pocketbook, and had to apply to the police tor transportation to her hom Hon. George L, Clark, long a prominent law- er of Northern New York, residing at Platts- , but since December last a resident of this ‘was, on motion of Gen. SS. Henkle, at neral Term this morning admitted to the bar of the courts of this District. Judge Clark was admitted to the bar of the Supreme Coart Of the United States in 1863, —o—__ Amusements. ALBAUGH’S OPERA HovsE.—Miss Mary Beebe Makes an engaging Mabel in “The Pirates” at ouse this week. She renders the pretty considerable brilliancy. Mr. ings the Major Gencral’s son; ruses are given with good ef ” will run through the week, Gap ‘The female trels, Eugene Maas, Alf Christie and that general favorite, Jerry Hart, whose fun never gives out, are making things decidedly inter- esting at the Comique summer garden this week. The varie ures are good. CONcE, ARYLAND SCHOOL FOR THE b—The pupils of the Maryland school for the blind will give a free concert at Ford’s opera hose on the sd instant, at S p.m. It willbe & most interesting musical event. Cards of ad- mission may be obtained at the Knabe’s piano Bumbers_w very well. The ch fe “The Pirate Warerooms, Droop’s, Thompson’s drug store, 15th street, and Scheller and Stevens’ drug Blo 5 Pennsylvania a nue. THE WILD West ComBINaTION.—Commene- ing on next Monday Butlalo Bill’s Wild West will give two exhibitions d. ly of real western border life at the Athletic park, rain or shine, The company, it is said, has’ been enlarged since its last’ appearanee here. Its latest ac- quisition is the world renowned Stoux chief, Sitting Bull, and his entire staff, who will make their Hrst appearance. The entertain- ment is very instructive and amusing, and far different from a circus, and as decorous as a Sunday school. THE CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS, which have made an excellent impression during their en- gagement in Baltimore, now in {ts second Week, will appear at Ford’s Opera House next week at cheap prices. The company has seve Tal well-known favorites among its members, especially strong in its vocal features, Remington Standard Type Writer Still Far in Advance of all Competitors. “NEW ORLEANS, La., June 4, 1885, We, the undersigned, members of the jury of awards for group 6, class 614 (writing mu- chines), hereby certify that we awarded a first- slass gold medal, the highest award, to E. Rem- ington & Sons’ standard | typ FRANK Bacon, CHAS. A. MORGAN.” WYckorr, SEAMANs & BENEDICT, Cor. Sth and F n.w., Washington, D. C. oe A Vexpicr or Not GUILtY.—This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge MaecArthar, the case of Ada Chipman for enticing to, and Nel- le Gibson for receiving in, a house of prostitu- tion, for immoral purposes, a female child (Sadie F. Thomas) under the age of 13 years, Was resumed, and the defendants offering to submit the case to the jury without ment the court gave the case to the jury. He said that the testimony had disclosed a deplorable condition of vice, and was altogether of such a character that he doubted if there could be found a jury to convicton such testimony. The Jury retired and found a verdict of not guilty. ese feb AN AssignaeNt.—W. H. Rynex, of 315 7th Street southwest, has made an assignment to Ellery J. Burtt, of his stock of ary goods, ete., for the benefit of his creditors. He makes pre- ferences of rent, commission to assignee, and of $360 to C. 8. Powell, of Alexandria, — ASKING AN INJuNCTION.—John Myers has filed a bill for an injunction against Mary R. and B.F. Hillyard, torestrain them from digging under bis house, No, 1827 7th street northwest. ‘The respondents claim that Myers’house is four and a-half inches over on their lot, and they notified him to remove it and subsequently Served a written notice on Myers to femove. The Hillyards decided to id and the con- tractor, by their orders, has commenced to dig four ahd e-haif inches, se Myers claims, over fEs tine, ana he alleges it greatly damage rage Bip og fete JACKSON'S ge Beg a worth reading, especially as ft this Weck at Chas. Bats book wd staton Dilee ie'a dollar and adver TEN DOCTORS OF PHARMACY. Commencement Exercises at Ford's Opera House Last Evening. A performance of the “Joliy Robbers” over- ture by the Marine band opened the exercises attending the 16th annual commencement of the National College of Pharmacy at Ford's Opera house last evening. Notable features of the exerelses were the magnificence of the floral display and the delightfal music. The front of the stage was heaped with flowers wrought in appropriate designs. Floral mor- tars and apotheearies’ scales were couspicuous in the collection. A ladder made of flowers and crowned with the word “success” was sent up for one of the graduates. Upon the platform with the graduates were seated the members of the faculty, Profs. Edward Whitfield, Joseph R. Walton, Henry E. Kalusowskt and Samuel Waggaman, members of the Alumni associa- tion; W. 8. Thompson, G, G.C. Simms, Albert M. Reed, E.8. Mahan, W. G. Duckett, Wash. Milburn, Dr. Muncaster and others. ‘The open- ing prayer was offered by Kev. C. C. Griffith, The salutatory was delivered by Francis A. St. Clair of the Junior class, Prof. Charles Becker, president of the college, conferred the degree of Pit pieererecy Con. tie Ppowins. eee as. eby, D. C.; Charles A. i; BR. Bennett, Ireland; G. R. Lee Horigan, D. C. Albert L am. ell, D.C. Alfred Moss, V Edward Schacter, rmany, and Herman B. Waddey, Va. ‘The dress to the graduates was delivered by Prof. Samuel Waggaman, M. D., Phar. D., and the valedictory by Alber Lawrence Phar. D. The under graduates are {>} Franzoni, Charles Hawkins, Max Koel Milburn, W. C. Nass, P. A. St. Clair, 5. conrad Weiss, E. W. Whiteside, npter, J. KE. Warder, 8. Lynch and J. 'T. ner. ‘The following Students acted as a re- committee: Fred, Hafeltinger, ehair- H. Weiss, E. Becker, Samuci Stott, W. Toner, W. M. Donald essford, W. E. Wol- m. L, Skinner, E. V. Keady After the commencement éxercises the gradu- ates were banqueted at Solari’s by the Alumni association. R.C son, haupter, ee EMERSON INSTITUTE. The Thirty-third Annual Commence- ment at Lincoln Hall Last Night. The thirty-third annual commencement ot that well-known school, the Emerson institute, Prof. Chas. B. Young, principal, was held last evening at Lincoln hall. There was a large at- tendance of the friends and parents of the scholars, and the declamations evinced a high order of ability on the part of the boys. The selections were varied and comprised some humorous pieces, which were well rendered and evidently very highly appreciated by the udience. Tae misic was furnished by the band, and Prof. Young announced the ers in the following order: Salutatory, J. Blount, jr; poem (original), I. J. Morris: Aunt Hannah (reading), Howe Totien: The jown’s Baby, John 8. "Billings; The Modet American Girl (reading), . Emery, The le Stowaway, Walter Willard; Defense of Sword, Chas, Matthewson; Ivry, E. Cabell; Crippled Ben, Robinson Riley; A "Model si Joba M ; Our Battie’ Flags, Wm. W. t; Flying Jim, J. H. Blount, jr.; valedic tory, J. Chas. Gray. Upon the conclusion of the speaking the three judges, who occupied seats in the ence, fetired, and after consultation announced, throt R. Koss Perry, that the first prize rded to Walter Willard, the son . C, Willard; the second to J. H. Blount, Jr., the son of Congressman Blount, of Georgia! and the third to John 8. Billings, the son of Dr, Billings. The award of medals was announced as follow Classical and Higher English department— School honors—Pinkney medal, character, J. Chas, Gray; do., scholarship, James H. Blount, Jr. Class honor—First. class—Gold medal for scholarship, R. C. Surbridge, A. S. Fairchild, R. Lee Russell, Louis 1. Hooper, Arthur Bain- bridge Hoff. Second class—Gold medal for cholarship, John 8. Billings, G. M. Emory, I. “Morris, M. Ramsdell, W. J. Willard; prizes’ in mathematics, James Tillman, John ©, Collins: do. tor arithmetic aud Latin, Chas, H. honorable mention, Augustus Kin department, zold médal for scholarship, Clark; do. prize, Grassie Bulkley; honorable mention, W. F. Sicard, Will. Wright, J. N. ter; French ‘prize, J. N. Carter. Third cl Class honor, gold medal, R. Ross Perry; do., scholarship, John Massie, Geo. T. Dunlop: prize for Latin, Willie Wilson; ‘do., general standing, Wm. D. Brander; premium ‘for algebra, Osear Menocol; special'prize, algebra and arithmetic, Fred. B. Gi jonorable mention, Geo. W! White, John R. Edie, Frank Key Intermediate department—First class—Gold medal, scholarship, Hugh Dallas, Robert Clark, Wright Smith; these boys made the same average; prizes to Ralph Bisbee, Geo. Burleigh, and Baheroft Gherardi. Second cluss—Gold medal, Sherwood Wilson; prize, Puilip King; remium for spelling, Stevens Vail; premium for geography, Robinson Riley. Punctuality— First class—Gold medal, Hugh Dallas; second ¢lass—Gold medal, Sherwood Wilson, The graduates were: J. H. Blount, eeyrhe enters Johns Hopkins university; J.C. Gray, who enters Princeton; R. C. Surbridge and Louts Hooper, who enter Harvard: A. 8. Fair- child, R. Lee Russell, and A. B, Hoff, who enter | the Boston Technological institute, Primary Department—First Class.—Gold medal, Thomas Dowling; first. prize, Janine medal for Paulsen; second prize, Connie Hai punctuality, mention, 2 Andrew ‘Tallmadge ‘braham Lincoln, G . Second cl pri id prize, Robert Walker: uincan Hannegan, for deportment, honorable mention, Harry ‘auley, Sid- ney Baar. Third class—First prize, Oliver Met- zerott; honorable mention, Lee’ Chapman, David Parke. a Poo. SELLERS AND Book MAKEnRs.—The case of John H. Harris, Giopeleice: of the Harris house, and Orlando Jones, charged with book making under the gambling laws, is set for trial In the Police Court on Saturday next, the district attorney having refused to’consent to Mr. Williams’ proposition to take the case at once to the Court in Bane for an opinion. Con- siderable interest is manifested in this case, because it will have its effect on all the book makers and pool sellers In the hotels and at the races. Orval Townsend; Burdette, Frank Bailey, Eddie Me Svccessrut BropeRs.—The following Wash- ington houses were among the successful bid- ders on materials for the government printing office: C.W. Thorne & Co., Maurice Joyce, Wood- ward & Lothrop, Robert Boyd, N, f. Metzger & Bro., George Ry! , Barbour & Haraliton, Wm. Ballantyne ns, E. G. Wheeler, Naz tional Broom and Whisk Co., M. G. Copeland and Peter F. Bacon OVERCOME BY THE HEAT.—Yesterday after- noon George McCarthy, colored, was overcome by the heat at the corner of I and 12th streets northwest. He was removed to the emergency hospital In the patrol wagon, and was after. wurds taken to his home on’ Jefferson street, Georgetown.— Benjamin Allen, while carrying a hod on a new building on H_ ‘street, between 5th und 6th streets northwest, was overcome by the heat, and was removed t the emergency hospital, Two Boys DrowNeD IN THE PoTomac.— About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon Joseph Ht. Beach, 12 years old, son of Horatio Beach, living between 13% and 14th strects southwest, was accidentally drowned at the Long bridge: He was wading too far out in the stream and the current carried him off.—About o'clock yesterday afternoon Hillman Willis, years old, son of B. M, Willis, living at 1358 B Street southwest, while in bathing at the south end of the Long bridge, was “accidentally dro ed. The body was recovered by some Dr. W.W. Vieden, of Howard county, Va., ear by, rendered all the aid in his power but withoutuvail. The body was conveyed to the home of his parents. —— BASE Batt Yesrerpay.—At Richmond— National, 11; Virginia, 6. At Providence— Providence, 4; New York, 3. At St. Louis— Buffalo, 5; St. Louis, 0. At Chicago—Chicago, 8; Detroit, 6. At New York—Cincinnatl, 5; Metropolitan, 4, At Brooklyn—St, Louis, 11; Brooklyn, 4. At Baltimore—Baliimore, 9; Louisville, 2. At Philadelphia—Athletic, 14; Pittsburg, 1. At Norfolk—Wilmington, 13; Norfolk, 7. At Newark—Trenton,3; Newark, 2: she lis Tur Beit Divorce Case.—The question of a commission in the Belt divorce case was before Judge Phelps in Baltimore vesterday. Ex-Goy. Wm. Pinkney Whyte and Col. Chas. Marshall, counsel for Mr. Eugene N. Belt, named Mr. ieorge T. R. Lews, and Mr. E. Otis Hink- ley, counsel” for Mrs, Mary Alice Belt, named Mr. Henry Wise Garnett of this city? At the end of ten days the commission will be issued to the two persons named and the tak- ing of testimony will be commenced. The com- mission will sit in New York and this city for the convenience of witnesses residing in the two cities, pees Excursions, Frc.—The Potomac Fruit Grow- ers will give thelr annual excursion toGlymont on the Mary Washington, Monday next.—— Grace M. E. chureh goes’to Great Falls and Cabin John on the packet H. G._ Wagner to morrow, leav! Jongress street, Georgetown, At 8 am.——The indies of Hamline M, Beet give a moonlight excursion on_the Lady of the Lake, Friday eveniny spihe Tabernacle gives an execu! by on Fri leav- Ing the B, & P. depot av wm-——The Gagcoll institute goes to Marshall Hall to-morrow even- ing on the Corcoran, leaving the wharf at 5 p.m. pice Mv Bs INADEQUATE WATER SUPPLY.—“A Sufferer’ writes to THE Staw complaining of the failure of the authorities to furnish the residents uJ the high is about 10th, 11th, Mand O streets northwest with @ reasonable supply of water daily. He says: “Asat present mam the soppy is meager, uncertain and unrelisbig, Some my ee h for of Lompelled to eatch Tein vessels waeecnee oak vi for daily n ie secure enough WIL. or tHe Late Eexst LoRFFLER.—The will of the late Ernst Loeffler was filed to-day. due from the Odd Fellows’ Re- ‘ation, for & monument over the ves of himself and wife; $125 to wo sons, Ernst A. and . ¢. former ‘hurch |. June Weddings. Mr. Charles W. Lehmann, of this city, was magried this morning to Miss Marie, daughter of Jyseph Metzung, of Baltimore, at St. Alphon- sus cuurch in thatelty. Mr. Wm. Lehmann, brothey of the groom, and Miss Annie Ruppert, of this city, were the attendants. A reception will be given them in Baltimore to-night, and they will then come to this city. Miss Lena Grace Smith, of this city, and Mr. George T. Morrow, jr., of Nyack-on-the Hudson, were married last evening at the 13th-street Baptist church. Rey. Dr. Cuthbert, who offici- ated, was assisted by Rev. W. B Matchett, uncle of the bride. Afier a reception the couple took the 10 p.m. train for thelr future home In Nyack, ir, Thomas MeKnew and Miss Bertie Fisher, daughter of Mr. Thomas J. Fisher, were married at Epiphany charch yesterday afternoon, Ti Dr. Giesy, the pastor, and Rey. Dr. Addison officiating. Mr. Horatio Browning, jr., acted 3 best man, and Messrs. Clarke, Sloan, Gr Fisher, Dumford and Beam were the ushet After the ceremony a weddin + breakfast was given at Mr. Fisher's house, 1324 L street. ages FINED ror ASSAULT.—Four colored girls and ‘one small boy were in the dock at the Police Court today charged with assault and battery. Mary, Rebecca and Julia Carroll, Lizzie Cann and Charles H. Dors Were charged with as- saulting Policeman Van Fleet. Lizzie Cann was charged with assaulting Charles Carroll, father of detendant Carroll. The testimony of | Carroll and the officer was heard, and the court tined them $5 each, except the boy Dors yn0 was discharged, as there was nothing against him. YEARS.—Muson Campbell, a Jerk in the second controller's office, who. died last Saturday, was one of the oldest clerks in the Treasury. He was in the second controller's office for thirty-eieht y i clghty-seven yeats oid. Up to th his deaih “he per- formed his duti s ever in his life and was looked { penman in the In 18: itor of the We His funcral tov last. Mon, is residenc setts 2th street, t conduc New ngrexatic sat Glenwood, ative of New Hiunpshir Under the administration of l= dent Poli he accepted _a position in the office of the second controller of the Treasury, which he filled to the day of his de Among those who attended the funeral were Many of the oldest clerks of the Tre: born the Capitol grounds this evening is March, “Beiph 2 Basqu of Herold, ¢ Minsire gavotte, epha ‘Graham: naltereation took place yesterday between two brothers, Charice: and Thomas Coats, colored, during which Thomas bed Chirles in the breast, inflict- a serious wound, ‘Thomas Coats ‘has not bean arrested. They live on between Delaware avenue and Ist street southwest. eg The Courts, Covrr IN ¢ Yesterda, rzument concluded loe agt. Lewis; appeal dis Equriry Count—Jndge Cor. Yesterday Paine agt.Bennettorder appointing Woodbury Blair commissioner, Thompson ast. Thompson; time to file wm ‘d bill limited to ten days.—Adams uditor’s report confirmed. Clax . Kirby; order appoint- ing Wash. B. Williams trustee. Hillyer agt. Chesapeake and Potom:e Telephone Compan: restraining order granted, returnable June 19. Propate Court—Judye James. Yesterday,estate Horace Capron; will admitted to probate ‘and letters testamer issued to Margaret Capron; bond, $1,200. Will of Robert Barry; admitted to probate. Estate J.J. Por- te cutor qualified. Estate of G: Tay- lor; J. F, Burke qualified as administraior. Es tate of Edward Foreman; testimony reduced to writing. a eee Affairs in West Washingto: Diep IN Vircinra.—Mark C. the late Commodore died at his residence at L ste day. The deceased was well known’ in this city, where he resided for some tim: funeral will take place to-mor o'clock a, m. from the Presbyt: Lewinsvill A Dry Fountary.—The only fountain which graces the streets of this place'is not in running order, and has not been for some time past, and presents a desolate sight with its baré basin, RAIsep.—The sunken canal boat at Cabin John was raised yes afternoon. THE TEMPERATURE AND Cc WATER could not be ascertaiy ing, the lines connectin being out of order, cau: storin. High tide in the a.m., and low tide at 11 eleven fan chureh at 10N OF THE this morn- the diiferent points by _yesterd: er to-day at 1 nm, Affairs. soStan + Alexandr: Reported for Tu Nor Propane here had been some tall here of amo’ tof making Alexandria the portof entry of the District of Columbia: Sbolishing the custom-house at G i je, but the Constitution of the U. els bound to and from on ¢ shall not be compelled to enter, clear or pay duties in another. A Goon Sig: he upward tendency of real n by the fact that In atl nird of the Judicial sales made wi few years Upset bids of ten pe ise have been offered as soon as the which the property sold published, and re- sales have taken place at considerably ad- vaneed figur WATER?! EXTENDING.—Besides an in- creased supply to the old water tak the im- provements of the Alexandria Water Company embrace th ing of mains in the northern section of the city, on streets which, although hardly built up, have heretofore had_to depend on a few pumps for water supply. The work- men will ina few weeks complete a main on Princess street. from I to. Washington street. This will be connected with the Kins. street main by the Payne-street pipes, and will afford water ities for some hundreds of houses. The Princessstreet main has been mude large enough to supply all lateral pipes that may be needed north of that line tor many years to come. SriLy Us ‘DED.—The Lee street railroad question will, itis thought, not be settled for ny months to come. It will probably be mi argued before Judge Meade in the late and may then be carried to the court o: at Richmond, whose decision eannot be ¢ pected until next winter, so that in all pro)» ility the car that now waits on the incom- pleted road in Lee street will remain a fixture for some time. NGINE House ImproveMent.—The Hy- ny has jus its to its e king it one the bestappointed and convenient engin houses in the country. A hose tower for dryi hose, &c., has been’ erected at the rear of the building.’ The interior of the house kas been remodeled and furnished with all the modern improvements for the preservation of the steamer and its auxiliaries apd the comfort of the firemen. The equipments ot the horses have been arranged so as to secure the utmost speed in getting the engine out on an alarm. All the work hag been well done, and both the Hydraulion and the Columbia enzine-houses now compare favorably with any in the state, The cost of the Hydraulion improvements 18 Jess than $1,000, inderstood that as co! Gates Neepep.—tt is soon as the city council assembles an ordinance will be Introduced requiring the railway com- panies to put up automatic gates at the railroad crossii on the principal streets of the town. DanGenrovus,—The old pump wells of the town need looking after. Many of them, when the pumps have been taken up, have been simply floored over, earth piled on the boards and pavements laid over the wells, so that when the timber rots the pavement may fallin. The | well on the east of the market, dug in 1742, but pumpless and paved over for filteen years past, Was opened yesterday, and the old pump logs en out. Nores.—Washington and Lee schools reading circle met last night and pursued the study of English history to the union ofthe Saxon King- doms.——The police are now on the lookout for owners of unlicensed dogs.—-Under the state law the police have secured the marriage of John Coleman to Laura Lyles, with whom he was living—Jobn E. Brenner, the lad as- saulted by “Ter,” alias Wm. Dermand, is still in a eritical condition. Mr. Wm, Burgness, of this city, has @ Masonic hammer which he found imbeded in the cellar wall of Mt, Vernon mansion in making repairs in 1832. The ham- mer {s supposed to be about 150 years old. Axsotvrery Prone p Ss 4 A Peay Al fie £ M4 he eh A Ex HORE ss m £4 BS Heke Bap aa *& N OWN coe PPP, OO W W WwW DDD £EE ros Gane Bb Eee FSP Oy BP Ea be: the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitnde of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders SoLp ony iN cans Roya Baxixe Powpee Co. 106 Wall atreet, N.Y. ap6 Mac J. P. 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(It ts the forfeiture of just such paid-up insurances. and of all the surplus of premiums and interest, which Surnishes the profits of the Tontine system.) This isa purely mutual Company. It seeks the absolute protection of the family: per- fect equity: and the lowest cost. Its assets, Jan. 1, 1885, were $53,430,032.91. Its surplus by the highest legal standard of solvency was $4,195,658.57. A. C. GIBBS, General Agent for District of Columbia, 1001 F STREET NORTHWEST, Wasutnaton, D. 1t Seruse Orr OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT A GREAT Loss. BLUE SATTINES, with white figure, re- ISTE, 25c., reduced to 15¢. very fine quality, nearly 1 yard NAVY. duced to 1 LOOM COTTON, 8¢. BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, reduced Splendid quality BLACK SILKS, reduced from $1.25 down to $1. BLACK SIL! down to 75e. Very best quality MERRIMAC CALICO, 5e, Beautiful LAWNS, 5e. New York Miils SHEETING, 25e, COLORED BROCADE VELVETS, reduced to $1.50, CARTERS, ‘S, excellent quality, reduced from $1 711 MARKET SPACE, Jel2 Near the Corner of 7th Street. FOE CONSTITUTIONAL OR SCROFULOUS CA- tarrh, and for Consumption induced by the Scrof- wlous taint, Ayer’s Sarsapariliais the true remedy. It has cared numberiess cases. It will stop the nauseous catarrhal discharges, and remove the sickening odor of the breath, which are indications of scrofulous origin. [UE MEED OF MERIT FOR PROMOTING Personal esthetics is due to J. C. Ayer & Co., whose incomparable Hair Vigor is a universal beauti- fier of the hair. Harmless, effective, agreeable. it has taken rank among the Indispensable articles of the toilet. To scanty locks it gives Iuxuriance, and with- ered hair it clothes with the hue ot youth, —Jel6 Waurar Baxwe Powpzr AWARDED GOLD MEDAL (FIRST PRIZE) AT NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION OVER ALL COMPETITORS. MAKES BREAD AND BISCUITS THAT D¥S- PEPTICS CAN EAT, . MARTIN KALBFLEISCH’S SONS, Established 1829. NEW YORE. For sale by all Leading Grocers, Jel7-4p Tas: Trasn Trasm TO THE TRADE. ‘Weal the attention of our friends and the trade generally to our new and large stock of TEAS Just re- i of from the importers, and which we are now of- fering at the lowest ‘60 chests Amoy OOLONG. _A splendid drink. 50 HL. C. choice OOLONG. Very sweet drat 50 1E G. finest Pormosa OOLONG. rose 150 chests choice Gunpowder, Japan, Imperial, ¥ n, English Breakfast, ete., etc.,etc. Pueke. Kens’ hate boos aceted with’ SPECIAL Shieetions sd be convinted iat yours bay ter and ché ‘goods than at Bits ot Sew x Sm the UNITED STATES TEA Lours Bzezevort BREWING COMPANY, OFFICES Nos. 508 and 510 VINEST. BREWERY, 29TH and eT aaa PHILADELPHIA, Agent for Washington, : M. T. BRIDWELL, ian ‘M. HAHN & Co.'s Reliable Shoe House, 916 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, Rezular Reduced Telees Brice. Misses’ hand-sewed Oxfords. 1.25 85e. i xford ties. 1.00 T5e. Misses’ worked-hole low button 1.25 BSc. Misses ra-toe sli 75 50c. Child's Jersey Lily 1.00 65e. Child's three-bow sandals... .85 5Se. Child's hand-sewed New; 75 50c, Youths’ goat lace aes © — Youths’ patent-leather pumps... 1.25 Special Bargains in Ladics’ Low Shoes. Ladies’ Kid-lined Newport Ties and Buttoned at 73 cents. Ladies’ excellent quality Newport Ties and Buttoned at 98 cents. Ladies’ fine Hand-sewed Newport Tics and Buttoned at $1.23, Ladies’ extfa tne Newport Ties and Buttoned Ladies’ French Kid Newport Ties and But- toned in Common: Sense und Opera Toe, with French heels, av $1.87. Also, a ie variety of cheap and fine Slip- pers from 24 cents up vad teed SPRASBURGER, 2 No. 906 7th 4 doors above I. Mackinaw Wats are again Franc’s $1.00, $1.20 and $1.45 are not to bi surpassed, Corner 7th and D, the only strictly one price hat and gent's farnishing store in Unis city. Fine Ribbed Bicycle Hose.—Fresh sup- ly, very superior quality, selling everywhere at Bivso. My price $1 a pair, at Auerbach’s BI éyele Shirt Depot, cor. 7th and H. as Frank's Jewelry Store, 457 Pennsylvania avenue. New designs in luce pins and earrings, 1 in style. An Opportunity for a Fortune Lost. On the 12th of May, the drawing of The Lou- isiana State Lotte: lowing results: Tic! capital prize of $ ST each—one to I ene to Ged. Will 3 drew the first "as sold in fifths at Ty Laie Melrose, Mass.; i where. ‘Ticket s pital prize of hs—one to J. D. Lengstield, thinan, smwnith & Co., of Grecavilie, , collected through the bauk there; one to Calderwood, Otuuwa, Kan; one to 2. G, un, Braton, art county, Tenn., ec ied through th ink of Tenn see at Clarksville, Tenn. one to John R. Jewell, of Cattaraugus, ; the remainder sold else- Where. Xo. 63.001 drew the third capital prize of $10,000, sold also in fifths—one to John God- ley, No. 67'S. Gth street, Columbus, Ohio to parties in San. Francis I Kansus, and elsewhere. ‘Tickets No. 18,807 ‘drew the two fourth capital G00 each, and the entire sum of $26: Was likewise broadcast through the land. “Phe Whole Uhing will be repeated ‘on Tuesd s 14th, of which all information can be bid on application to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, Let not this opportunity slip bg’ you, as you have hitherto done. Gold and Silver Watches at cost. The City Optical Store, D. N. Wal- ford, 487 Penn aye. 5,méw-lin $3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money Orders by mall. McGee's, 9th, near D st. s&w-3m. Reed 4 Carnrick’s Sodium | Hypocior ite. Recommended by the Public Health Asso- ciation as superior and least expensive of all | disinfectants and germicides. Cholera, Diph- theria, Fevers, Malaria, ete., prevented by its use. Sold everywhere. "Send for pamphlet. m,w,s45 R rick, 182 Fulton st., N.Y. Thornton’s Em: of pure Cod Liver Gil with Hy Lime and Soda tor coughs, colds, consump impaired nutrition and general debility; and pleasant to take. » cians, Sold by Drugyists. Large bottles 50c. Manufactured by W.E. Thornton, corner Bul- Umore and Harrison streets, Bultimore, Md. m I sporsen By Tae ‘Wont, PPP FEETITTZZZ 00 L pop ™ SSg PPE T £0 OL pb p§ £3 3 BB om 00 LLLLDDD 8 GERMAN TIT KEE RRR gs Tt RP BPR, gs BBO oT T A DOUBLE DISTILLATIO. BEST GERMAN HER king this the most Reliable Tonle the public for the cure of DY SPE! liigh character of the many testimonials awarded this preparation have never been equaled. Wi r with pleasure to the following: ER MARY, LADY SUPERIOR IN CHARGE Institution of the Notre Dame, Baltimore, says:— We have used “Dr, Petzold’s German Bitters” in this institution fur a mimber of diseuses and complaints, such as premonitary indications of Billous Fever, Chills, Dyspepsia, Loss of Epes and General De- id find it'an unrivalled remedy for these coum- Flainis, and a thorough toute for Lose whose system requires a speedy building up. Ttake great pleasure in recommending “Dr. Pet- zold’s German Bitters” axa medicine of rare merits, WILLIAM JAY. Sy Pastor of Wolfe-Street I. M. Church, Balto, CHARLES B. ROBERTS, Attorney General of Maryland, writes:—At the request of a friend I was in- duced to try “Dr. Petzold’s German Bitters” as atonic. T found it to be in all pects all that was claimed for it, It is ulso very agreeable in taste and a most excel- lent Appetizer. 133 GIBBONS, Archbishop of Baitimere, says that he tried “Dr. Petzold’s Ge Bitters,” and finds it to be a pleasant aud efficient ‘Yonie and A\ppetizer. HON. FERDINAND G LATROBE, Mayor of Buitl- more, says:—TI concur in the recomunebdation of “Dr. Petzold’s German Bitters.” and have no doubt that the Preparation will jostify the many endorsements of those who have used i HON. ROBERT M. McLANE, Governor of Mary- Jand. Writes:—I uave given “I ‘tzold's German Bit. | ters” a trial and am glad to add my testimony to it.and ¢an cheerfully recommend it as a pure and pleasant Tonic and Appetizer. my16 Se CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000.-a Tickets only $5. Shares in proportion. QUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. “We do hereby certify that we sun-rvise the arrange. ments for all the Monthly and Semi-Annual Drawings of the Loulsiana State Tnttery Company, and in person manage and control the Drawings theiuaclves, and thet the same are conducted with honesty, fairness wid in goct faith toward ail parties, and we the Company to ‘use this certijicate, with fac-rimiles of our signatures ‘altached, wn its advertisements.” Commissioners. Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by the ure for Educational and Charitable purposes: with a capital of $1,000,000—to which & reserve fund of over $550,000 has since been added. ‘By an overw selming popular vote its franchise was le a part of the present State Constitution adopied December 2d. A. D1 Ine only Latucry ever woted on and endorsea by the ‘any State, bess ‘Zt never scales or postpones. Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place PORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR- RAND DRAWING, CLASS G, Mx OF MUSIC. NEW OR: LEANS, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1885. 1324 Monthly Drawing” CAPITAL PRIZE. Fone. 100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each Fractions, in in proportion, ian OF PRiZee 1 CAPITAL PRIZ. 1 ae do 10 M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orieans, La Jel? Scuzznczrs Agnmcu. STONE PAVING CO. Office—1418 New York Avenue Artistic and fine work tn cement » specialty. Ourskilled workmen lay the following pavements: SCHILLENGER PATENT (BEST), ARTIFICIAL STONE, ASPHALTUM, PARAGON, GRANOLITHIC, NEUCHATEL, MASTIC. Kitchens. Sidewalks, Stables, Cellars laid with neat- ‘ness and promptness. McKIBBIN, President. Cun Rovrzer, N08, 403 AND 405 7TH ST. . W. WHITNEY D m, Md., Is now open for Suaimer Guests. ‘Terms. $1.60 per. day: $25 per mouth; Children under 12" and Nurses half price. Ni large furnished: all :nodern ian) Jel7-Lm TLANTIC HOTEL, . OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND, 9D Will open for the Season of 1Ssc)0n June 20. $23 For Cireulars and other information apply to JOHN TRACY, Cirenlars at Star office. “A CRQRA House, Aurora, Preston County, W. Va. ‘This popular hotel 1 new open. its lo a | gation on topof the Aliechany mountains 32" 2.800 feet above tide: delicious spris excelent fable. spring beds, deiightiul seen jet inawns, bowling alley and trout fishi der if one of the most pleasant summer resorts. No malaria, fags hay fever or mosquitoes. Tesmis SS per week, S30 per month of four weeks. A carriage will convey guests to and from railroad at Uaaland. “address J. i prove SP 17 SHAFFER, Proprietoi cher 3 ASBURY PARK, NJ % Location, all “appointments, culdne, equal to any hotel at this popular Seaside rey sort. Special rates. ‘The berkeley, Seaside Park, J.yander same nianagement, je13-1m He BRIGHTO: LONG BRANCH, N. 3, den? OPENS JUNE 18, IVER SPRING A More bedrooms. N wharves. A jet of fine spa wat sprinz. Music at dispose! of ‘stersin abr Mansa’ vestry HAWL ac: ted oecen view HEUGILL, sel ASBURY PARK, %. chi: full ocean vie fines! hair mattress and vement, Including ices, billiard saloo ffording pleasureseeker. Piled with every requisite in| post, telegraph sind ex; cold at baths, tiful walks ext ing scenery is ni Virginia. A zoo ment. A fi engaged. phlets containing With certificates of sume other manidl- remarkable en hronic diseases, will be fur- ., Washington, D. ALHOUN, Prop HOUSE, — < Ifouse beauisul 9 ot t t pp en first-class. Sanitary arrangements percert DRDON, P.O. Box GS. Sect HE ARCTIC Capacit Popular rates, 2m Open JUNE 20TH. A. LYONS, Proprietor. waist Seas SBURY PARK. Ny. A HiLi, HOUSE, Seventh season. Fullocean vi DY cas. September. HOU YOLEMAN ASBUR ‘The Leading Hotel of this Seaside will open the Tenth Season, June 14th, 1885 Je0-6w SL lake; se Spring Uful Lawns, Special rates June and July. Jev-Gw" JOSE! PP*Y Pont Hor Ninety-two miles from Washi: nomac rivi ington, ong from foot of For terms, 4 Bary F Park Ave., Atiarit! $2 and $2.50 per day; $10, S Week; unobstructed View of the Gcea year,” MRS. J. BAILEY, Proprietres. [OUSE, ATI winter and sum H. B, COOK & GARFIELD, ASBURY htfully’ located; within 100 vards’ of; appointments Tupzemeuts perfect ‘Terms reasonable. A. H. STOCK AVING LE. ‘ORWOOD HALL Asbury Park, persons desiri xomer ioard can commodated f June 15th, 1885. ‘The McPherson House pacer rege Rey ger =e first-class in all re-$/) spects, Send for circulars. Sot SANBORN & PREBLE, Propricuis ROYAL, ATLANTIC CITY. First Season for this new and elegant! f inted hotel, under the management of Jd J.F. CAKE, of old Congress Hall Cape Me me BE and NJ, Nearest house to the beach. Mrs. FORTESCUE, Proprietress. LAND. REOPE oy RE YORB’s > ED FOR ception of visitors. Splendid Bathing, Fisting and Snipe Shooting. Passengers for Cobb's, Island will take the Cape Charles, » dally 7 ‘steamer from Norfolk. at 10a. m., ‘or frou. Old Point at 10:40 a.m. Passe ‘on the steamer to Cheri seaside will meet thera. SARATOGA SPRINGS, in finest and most heaithy location on Un Avenue, overlooking Congress Park, with an @7¥ addition of 100 rooms, blillixrd room, child: Ten’s play roomand Hew dining rool, Opens June paeres i RODG! 0) © Railay Dining owner and proprietor ; ouse, New York, and Erie va Hall, Hornelisvilie, N.Y." jul-um— OL{ COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, N, J- shtfully located near the Shelburne and ut. Excellent ldress P.O, Box Mrs. L. W. FREEMAN, ys NAPE MAY Jackson ‘Coleman & Ww. EYTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL, GETTYS- J pure, Pa. (on the Battietield.) “Celebre: for jis héalthfalness, cool house hus been thoro! , billiard room and good livery ‘Terms ‘Teasonable, ‘Special rates families remaining the entire season. will be given to the comfort of guests. Season commences JUNE 1. For circulars and information as to rates address HORACE M. CAKE, Proprietor, be [ . | fishing and boats PARK, N. J.—DE | ‘The favorite resort for sportsmen, and invalids. Hay fever yuk now. cular, addres OA. DENNEN CER Sone 28th. Parlor and Cars from all west. Por circulars, &c., address _mylcoser WM. | MITROPOLITAN, ATLANTIC AME Aviantic and Sth (Mla carm baths Camden and T SHENA! To DEC “MBER Summer resort in the United State celled. Hot, cold, shower and fishing and game in immedinty beareyt watering place te four bonrs’ ride on th Descriptive pamptile may be obtained Milburn « Dro mys SAT located, pAY. JUNE iron pier. iz, hb Beach, 210, 1855. Send for UNGS AND MI oe ph wort. Altivad swanips or great Valu and dysper tin the t at hh sireet 101 Cure TON N 4 on the Props... Chapel Poi NANDOAIL ALUM punts, Va. Variety despep: v: lurce nes. “Pamphile:s no i009 | dress AJ. MY Fi | (XAPON SPRINGS AND RATE ehoed management gcenn rooms: mde Marketst.,Phila. J OP? POIst Commins Vinei WYVGEIA HO: YA 3 « \ aD CACH HOTEL OPEN POR GUESTS MAY Situated on the Atlantic ¢ Cape Henr | Beach for h undertiw. 7 | is firm graph HORUACH « Vir to 4 | Spe For further informuath iW myi3-3m ez TJ ockwoop: 4 Va. THE WAVERL ali ‘the year Baths In thé house. iirstclass viel, tel, Pennsyiva | of American How Pailudélphia, tor the san PE ara oT A Hotel, cht vesurt Will Ope 2 terms moderate. For | ALSIP & SMITH. VHALYBEATE HOUSE ‘This pleasant mounta’ June Ist. Bedsord mineral w prigiress. af bag “CHALFONTE: wit eu i" th SLISHA ROB VS TPPAE GE. n end of ‘View; a family house; sau LDN: z end of Decatur st the new iron a ndence tay0-1ow a near the beach, shaded by trees. newest and one of the La hotels in the ¥ is of Sit i miusié eneawed for seas day evening; the dth season of ‘Transient rates, $2 to $3 per my2-3m_ c for located up tos from the wonderful caverns of y $1: ch week. NDOAM COUNTY, va. OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF Toms JUNE 1 H. CARSELL MADDU: ELLAFAY PTE. CAPE MAY <5. Ru 8 SSS, ditectly opposite te, Eire excapes and dralnage perfect, Sand 53.50 per eclal rates to families. = : KR. HILDRETH, citeular. tat WALTER BURTON. slaware, a . my30-2m 5 Circulars, t, 6 miles south nin Teach Hotel, te Mix Formenty of Logan House, Altoona: Bry: ctor, Cape May, Lond, W MOUSE, ASBURY PAX ter fre. moderate. Mrs. WM. CHENOWETH, I ATLANTIC shew furniture, beds. wardrobes e Spring water . within Taray. ‘water from an artesian well on tie: premises. Tare ox: cellent. to any —with everything comfortable, Free buss will meet all —_ = ~ sric . VERMON wee AMA sms erry, MUNT HOUSE: a yeiseor ME M KiNwo HOSE MOOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE, tourists <n. For cir ADAM, a shove, or CHENERY & (0., 106 State someon, os, 3 ot Mouttains. The MOURTATN HOUSE we ‘open points east and UNHLAM, Supt, Cresson, Pa, crry, CORNER » av a) ATER. ear, . 9 é Greatest variety of medicinal waters of any Beant, ful scenery, magnificent roads Table unex. ange bath ‘This is the being only NERAL BATHS near Winchester, mn Wash ATO A.S. PRATT & rthwest, Wasbing- Je BRANCH « su NIA. Proprietor BI. GARR Sun. 15, 1885, my sam ADE ' cireu, im v ry & SON, D UNION, ATLANTIC Cry 4 A new Hotel with new fn Manel Some rooms; central location open au the year. Buites, $2 per day. my193m neyny RANT HE BELLE Vi a Rhirk / be opened by me’ June Ist, 1585 Board for June at iow rates. For particulars inquire at Jo. 318 34 st, nw., Washington, D.C. es RED, SBURY PARK, N.J,, HOT! 160 OTEL LAURANCE, COR. MATIN AND COURT Fi Six: taray, va Opened Suiy tat, Ite aud one mit Pare df new, Lent and traius. Rates, jOSiPH PARKINSON. Propietor. AUCTION SA LES. (HANCERY SALE. virtue of a decree of the my23-I1m 1500 I st. n.w., or Gettysburg, Pa. the’ D.strict of Columbia, == No ST }, A will (oOSIAL BEACH HOTEL, ip trou da the primers Bi ye an eat See he Bye 2 Bea Fncthine Shag titegand BS rae, mers Attractive, Safe and it ys said lot and Steamer At Aa Tuna direst to the beach. eee ies ate et pe RATES OF BOARD FOR JUNE: $810 $12 per week, est thence mouth fort to poage ‘Transient, $2 the a manager assures t! y ‘the: house, No. © Court of | oa | Y, the