Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1885, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. SAT. OFFICER, 7, 1855,11 am. nile states, local rains, her, winds generally or the middie A theasterly, falling. barometer ratheasterly, falling barometer. wePog sunday, local rains are indleated for New the middie Atlantic states and $13; rattan rockers, brella pab, stX brass pins, $6, = POW ac IL DUNS, S11 7th st, mow, A Groxiovs 474 JULY we guarantee to all Her Svail thsuselves of the syeclal bargalae ta me aeenter OF ‘aud button, magnollas and slipperom one week at Sor Hovse, brun's Old stand, “402 7th street, window. Youn« Hi Remember the Old I rate cost if their orders are now. "ALEX. MILNE, 411 Oth st. nw, (formerly Critie Building.) ant cabinet photographs for $1. R. Studios, S19 Market Space an extrem Placed with m x ele Walzt's imperi and 477 Penns GHENING Robs practically put up, ae 5 J.-H. KUEHLING. sults,Eiseman Bros, 7&E, Elseman Bros. ORBERIFS are prevented by the timely pre- JotDn oe depoeitine your loves valuastes ante Try Relsinger's Ice Cream, $1.50 per gallon, Meal, Reduced rates to the trade. 235 n.W. Orders can be left atstand No. 640, Dih-street wing, arket, THE National Safe Deposit company, corner 15th and New York avenue; office hours 9a m.to4 p.m. Call and inspect the vaults, CLEARING Saie Norfolk suits, Eiseman Bros, ALOHA The new perfime—see beautiful story book at drug stores free. Eastman’s Aloha Perfume. SrANp, 619 D st. n. w., Buys ond-Hand Clothing. Note by mail attended to, CLEARING SALE $10 stits,Eiseman Bros, 7&E, THE National Safe Deposit eompany, corner 25th and New York avenue, receives trunks of Silverware, bonds and all 'sorts of valuable ‘Things on special deposit for a moderate charge. ve advertisement, HARVARD CIGARETTES, connoisseurs favorite, made of Virgin‘a’s choicest gold leaf and abso- Tutely pure, ECLRARING SaLz children's sults, Eiseman, SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapor stoves K S717 Tth street. shown ut W. S. Jenks & Co’ LiGursixa Ron OxpEns by postal. CLEAEING For $1, six pildren’s suits, Eiseman, ant cabinet photographs. R, imperial Studios, S19 Market Spac and 477 Peunsylvania avenug ‘Tur Howa rp Hovse will serve adinner from, 5107 pam trom th i Have You had a sample of Berkley. If getone, itis pure. Tharp, 815 F stn. w, CLEARING SALE su mer clothes,Elseman Bros GexvrIne DANFORTH FLUID can only be ob- tained at W.S. Jenks & Co's., 717 7th street, FUSSELL’s Ick CREAM shipped anywhere out oftown; 1427 New York avenue. BERKLEY fs pure. CLEARING SALE serge suits, Elseman Bros, Burr's Frxe Low SHoxs, all styles, at cost, Ww elose out, at Sinsheimer & Bro,’s, 3151 M st. New Lor of Ladies’ common-sense kid boots, $1.95. Z. Strusburger, No. 906 7th st, 4 doors above Ist. ‘CLEARING SALE$10suits, Eiseman Bros,7&E. LApIes' AND MissEs’ SLIPPERS of every de- sSeription at a great sacrifice, at Sinsheimer & Bro.’s, 3151 M st Gests’ Prxe Hand-sewed French Calf walk- Ing shoes, Congress, buttoned and laced, reduced 033.57. Z Strasburger, No. 906 7th st, 4doors above Ist, CLEaRie SALE sack suits, Eiseman Bros. Low Prices, but not cheap work, at R. ‘Waizl's Imperial Studios, $19 Market.) and 477 Pennsylvania avenue; also at a Baltimore st., Baltimore. Bring the babies now before the infense beat. Scuwen Wises, Imported and domestic; also ‘a fine lotof California Wines, such as Gutedel, Burgundy, Zinfandel and the famous Virginia Claret, at Chr. Xander’s, 911 7th st. n.w. (Cumguine SALE frock suits, Eiseman Bros, Warscr marble-toy hamber sets, $34. Hair cloth parlor sets $25. Plush pacior sets, $33. ‘Waluut wardrobe, $1 At WwW B. WILrams’, 7 and $19 7th st, (CLEARING SALE summer clothes,Elseman Bros Frsk Puotos, Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa, ave. Exxornic Work, burglar alarm. J. H. KUERLING, 2th street northwest. Warr, Brows, Mone aND OLD Gop Mast. LAS, price $2.90: good value at $3.50. Franc’, gorner 7th and D, the only strictly one price hat and gents’ furnishing store in this cit Prurrctiox tn Vs Sons, 71S 7th st. m. w, Five PAmLok Strres at remarkably low Prices during the summer, ALEX. MILNE, 511 9th st. . Ww. way Square Piano ess than half cost foreash at the 22 Vth st. Cost $650; owner A Mas: ts for sale Piano E: Fackand eyesight fitted. Hempler's, near 4% CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Nizht. gAipaven’sOreua Hovsz.—“The Bohemian irl” Forp’s Oprra Hovse.—Callfornia Minstrels, ‘THEATER Comiqce.—Variety, pei alowed mdensed Locals. Calvin D. Johuson, (colored), died suddenly at his home, 1207 northwest, last Wednesday, of cougestio 1 = Yesterday afternoon ( wer, at work on 13t eet, near G, was over. s tiken to "his home rihwest. Beall Compton was faced $20 by Judge Snell toslay for sleeping in the Capitol park, Rev. J. 1. Loving, the dence Baptist church at dalned yenterd: Ust churen, on Franklin streot, between 4th and Bth streets. Revs. W.B. Jobiison, James Rob- inson, T. 5. Robinson, and W. F.'Grabam off elated. _At the clay pizeon mateh of the Capital City Gun dub yesterday, McLeod scored 13, Wag- ner and Bailey 11 éach, Mills and Hosford 0 vlor 8. Maxruder 4, Adains and Carson Beach, and Phillip 2. Last evening Edward Boss was examining a Yevolver in Cunnell’s restaurant, 927 D street, When it was accidentally discharged, and the Ball took effect In Mr. Connell’s left forearm, In Bicting a flesh wound. Dr. Eliot attended him. By reference to the column of Special Notices, It will be seen that the “early closing” move- Ment which bas been so successful in northero cities this summer, has been inaugurated here by ail of the leadig carpet and furniture deal- fs, Who will close their respective places during July and August at 6 o'clock p. m. every day Atthe closing exercises of the Academy of the Visitation, Frederick, Md. g ladies whorecet ZS wats Miss Ci esterday, lia Daly of this citys u cilia Daly of tis elty. Friendship Lo No, Lo. M. has eleetea Officers for the ensuln ows: Isaae Newton, 8. M.;J. H. Wahl, W. M.: W. W. Beek- SEAS EES Sy eitlanion, & 3 J. M. Richards, Treas; J.B. Moore, Cond X_Polkinhora, Clap. Risin tee notice of Sunday excursion of W. W. Cor The grand Jury, it 1s understood, has fhe charge of fals> pretenses preferred against Wm. M iryaut, growing outof the, sale of in- Se ee the Poltce Court today Wm. H, Harding Fras charged with shooting at Thornton Robine son. colored, in Connell’s saloon, apd the case Was continued until the 30th inst. Chas. L. Fisher, charged with being an pn- Ucensed commercial agent, was tried im the Police Court to-d: 4y and fined $205. An ap peal was noted tor the purpose’ of testing the labor nag tee SS bg ean a ‘Teo colored boys Mann’ Madisos and John fine were before Judge Snell to-day’ for play “sweat” on Executive avenue, and y were nbs J on ea Tex Pau Horet.—ta past Pare Retel, at Waltamoport. Pats Boos a heen seuiuwer resort for Washingtonians. The hotel 4suow open ior the reception ot summer guests} Bvnverre’s Sare.—Burdette & Co, firm declare that uney soll next but rolisbie at t nothing bu g0ods, and advertise nothing but iacus, pice cal REDUCED Paices.—Marked down to one-half Paetr rex ular prices,300 remnants of dress goods, {adie Unens, cloth for boys’ suits, lawnss| ging: hatns, silks, sutina ete. Towson’s, 636 Pennsy! ‘Vania avenue. soath side. = IMPROVING THE CITY. Some of the Houses Now Being Ereeted— An Encouraging Outlook. ‘The butiding season, judging from the per- mits now being taken out, is drawing to a close, but as ts usually the case the work now on hand will keep builders occupied until the fall, when another building season begins. There has been tactivity in building during the past few months, and besides numerous transactions In real estate, as the court records will show. The transfers of property have been of such a vol- ume as to keep the market active, and it fs fair tw presume that a good proportion of the real estate that has changed bands will be improved by the new owners. The prospects for the fu- ture are regarded as favorable. Mesrs. Fox and Turner have had plans pre- ared bY Mr. T. F. Schneider for two houses, to buliton Lith street, near H northwest. ‘The fronts, which will be of pressed bricks, and trimamied with brown stone, will be 23 ‘feet wide eack, plain but handsome in design, with octagon bay windows and three stories ‘hich, with cellars under the entire building, which will be seventy-three feet deep. The first story hall and rooms will _communteate by wide sliding doors. The interior tinish will be in natural woods, ofl finish. There will be open fireplaces in all the principal rooms, handsome- ly nisbed with tiled hearths, &¢. The cost Will be about $15,000. Mr. T. I. Bradford, of Baltimore, Md., 1s about tocommence the érection of a residence on P Street, near 16th. This house will be four stories high ‘with the_basement. It will be 22 feet mnt by about 70 feet deep, finished in natural woods, hard oll finish. The front will be of pressed wud moulded brick, relieved with lummelstown brown stone trimmings, and will cost about $5,500. The architect 18 Geo. Emmert, jr. Ir; J. W- Basne is bullding a very handsome residence “on 2d street, between A street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, at a cost of $7,500. The front is of «rather ange design. A ‘bay window, which fs seml-oval and octa- gon, extends tio stories, and the front then finishes with a novel shaped gable. Oyer the bay isan open balcony with basket railing of wrought irop. The windows are ornamented with cathedral glass, The house is threestories and basement high, with half mansard tiled Tool, and Is 65 feet deep. The principal rooms have open fireplaces aud very handsome m: Tor mantels, tile facings and hearths. ‘The din- ing-room opens onto a verandah, and has two boutfers built into the wails of wood panelled and glazed with cathedral glass, W. ¥. Bald- win Is the builder; T. F. Schneider ts the archi- tect. The Memorial Lutheran church fs about to begin the erection of & brick chapel on 8th street above Koundary street northwest. | It will be 62 by 28 feel in size, with tower and belfry, slate roof, and will be a very pretty little structure. The ‘lecture room fs in the rear of the auditorium and separated from it by glass partition, the sash of which will slide down, throwing the whole into one room. Over thé lecture room Is a large and well-ventilated gal- lery. Under it Is a ceilar, containing a furnace, by febich the building 1s to be heated. Cost, $4,500, Mr. T. FP. Schnetder, the architect, ts building for Mr. B. L, Walker, a two-story and basement dwelling on 2d street, between Maryland ave- nue and A street, which will cost $7,000, hav- ing pressed brie front, stone trimmings, bay window full height, and planned with all the conviences of a home. Work will soon be begun on the buflding to tobe erected by Mr. A/S. Abell, the proprietor of the Baltimore Yun, on the horth side or F street, between 13th and 14th streets. It will have & front of 53 feet and a depth of 113, and will be six stories in height. It will be fitted uj S an Office building, and will be fire proof. ‘There will be an ele niences of a modern business building. It will cost between sixty and seventy thousand dol- lars, A.B. Mullett Is the architect. The National Game. BASE BALL YESTERDAY—RECORDS OF THE CLUBS UPTO DATE. Base ball games yesterday: At Alexandria— tional, 15; Alexandria, 4. At Cincinnati— Cincinnal, 4; St. Louis, 9. At Pittsburg—Pitts- burg, 7; Louisville, 5. At Chicago—Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 4. At. Richmond—Virginia, 3; Norfolk, 0. At St. Louis—St. Louis, 1; Boston, 2. At Brooklyn, —Brooklyn, 13; Athletic, 9 At Butlslo— lo, 5;_ New York, 7. At Lancaster, Pa—Lancaster, 11; Newark, 4. At New York—Metropolitan, 11; Baltimore, The following are the records in the different associations: EASTERN LBAGUE. 8 \Lancaster... 11 Norfolk, 15\Jersey City 16\Atlantic Cit AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ‘Won. Lost, 34 23 22) Brooklyn... 25\Metropolitan...16 31 NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won. Lost.) Gees? Shore: ew 8St. Louis. Providence 25 © 12 Buffalo nw 21 _19)Detroi eee Amusements. ALBAUGH's OreKA Hovse.—For the first time in many years Otfeubsch's opera, “La Perichole,” will be presented in this city next week. It will be done at Albaugh’s by the opera company headed by Miss Jeannie Win- ston, who will appear as ‘Piquilio, with Louise Searle as La Perichole and Walter Allen as Don ndres. Tue Mextcan Oncuestra, which will sp- pear at Ford’s early in July, has been received with great favor in New York, at the Star thea- fer. The audience, itis said, have been very are. Covugue ScuMER GARDEN.—The manaze- ment of the Comique will next week provide another entertaining bill of variety and bur- lesque for the amusement of its numerous patfons. The business at the Comique Is very Satisfuctory. ATGUETHLER's Panx, on the Fourth of July, agrand celebration has been arranged, This will inclade a military concert by the ‘3d ar- tillery band, vocal numbers by ‘Col. Rogers’ trio and other well-known vocalists, a display of fireworks in the evening, followed by a grand military ball. All objectionable characters will be excluded from the grounds, — Excursioxs.—In another column will be found the advertisement of the Young Men's Bible class of the Christian ehureh for their third series of evening excursions. These excursions will be remembered by all who have patronized them in the past as being very pleasant.— Commencing to-morrow, the steamer George Taw will make daily trigs,, Mondays and Fri- days excepted, to Chapel Point on the Poto- aic.——The Lady of the Lake will leave for Noriolk on Friday evening, July 3, returning on the following Monday.—The’ John |W. Thompson goes to Glymont every Sunday, leaving the wharf at 3 p.m.—The Corcoran makes two excursions to-inorrow to Marshall Hall, leaving her wharf at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m, —The Arrowsmith leaves the 7th street whar? at 9 a.m, Sunday for Colonial Beaeh. es HILL Cuprxe By WHEELMEX.—It was published in THe Star a few days’ ago that Mr. De Laney W. Gill was the first bicyelist to Fide up Boone’s bil, at the Intersection of the Marlboro’ pike and Benning’s road. It is learned, however, that Will H. Benton made the record on this hill in Apri last, although there is a question in the minds of some as to where the hill proper bezins, and as to whether he ascended the entire hill, ' After an incline of Some length, there is a portion of the road which Is nearly level, and the rest of the bill is Very steep for a bieycie, Benton was undoubt- edly the frst to climb the latter portion, and Gill the Hirst to climb both inclines. Both of these gentlemen are star riders. A number of riders have recently made the effort. Mr. Wal- lace Crossman, of the Capital club, sueceeded in making the record for an upright machine, climbing both inclines without a dismount. ee HoMEL¥SS CHILDREN TAKEN T0 THE INDUS- TRIAL ScHooL.—Yesterday afternoon Officer ONeill, detalted as agent of the Humae ‘so- ciety, took John and Florence Casey, children of the late Sergeant John Casey, of the Marine corps, to the Industrial Home school in George- town. These children are cleven and thirteen Years of age respectively, and the Humane 80- ciety finding they had no place of abode, took charge of them. Their mother was divorced from Casey some years ago and left the city, and Casey's housekeeper took charge of thein til after his death, Mr. AmpiEr’s Cuicaco Surr Diswissep.— The suit of Augustus J. Ambler, of this city, ggalnst Rodney’ 3. Whipple, of Chicago, wad dismissed by Justice Gresham in Chicago yes terday on the ground that the complainant was wcitizen of Washington and could not recover bya sult brought in the United States court in the state of Titinois, Ambler recovered a de- cree against Whipple in the Supreme Court of the District for $900,000, the result of a suit for aecourting over # patent for making gas from petroleum. ‘The patent was assigned ‘to Whi ple, who failed to account, ‘The bill Just dis. imissed sought to enforce this decree. Whipple is now a resident of Chicago, ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomenesa ‘More economical than with the multitude of tow tests, sbort weight, alumor Phosphate powders SoLD ONLY mY cawa ROYAL A Proposed “Merchants’ Day.” 4 MOVEMENT TO ESTABLISH AN ANNUAL HOLI- DAY FOR MERCHANTS’ EMPLOYES. “Here is an idea for THE STaR to boom,” said a prominent avenue merchant to a STAR reporter, as he persuasively waved a & paper, covered with signatures, and invited him to come in his office while he explained. “Now what I want todo is to establish a gen- eral holiday in this city, to be known as ‘Mer- chants’ Day.’ The holidaysof the business men of this city are few and far between, not that the merchants want to overwork their em. es, but in justice to their customers it lom that they can close their establishments cc xe Tegularly ordained boll: s Is e5) ly true of the Se Soin view of thie 1 have drawn up this paper for signature. It sets forth that recognizing the faithiul services of thelr employes, the signers agree to entirely close their business houses on Wednesday, August 18, in order to give them a well earned holiday, and that they will also close on the third Wed- nesday in August in each succeedin: nown as ‘Merchant’ Day. A larze number of merchants have already signed, ainong whom are Hume, Cleat Barbour & Hamilton, Trannel’é Clarl Co. N. H. Shea, Frank Hume, m,Jobn Keyworth, Chas. L Kel- Hill & Duvall, provision business, holiday to be t-) = W. Thotn & Co. Jee sat ade The Carpenter Murder Case, DIFFICULTY 1N OBTAINING A JURY—JODGE MAC ARTHUR ON THE SHIRKING OF JURY DUTY BY CITIZENS. The entire day was spent in the Criminal Court yesterday in selecting jurors in the case of Mrs. murder of her husband. Of the talesmen drawn the majority on appearing stated that they had formed opinions trom the newspaper accounts, The conrt said that in this country {t would be Ampossible to obtain Jurors who had not read the papers, but he could not understand why intelligent'men would form such opinions from hewspaper accounts as would disqualify them. He was quite out of patience with such excuses mnen offered, and indeed he feared that it the ¢ltizens continued to shirk their duty, as it appeared to him, there would be a re of the Cincinnati ric he hoped that their displeasure would d on those who shirked their duty. Jy o'clock there being but nine jurors in made for drawing this morning, ‘an order was twenty talesmen to report, THE JURY COMPLETE. To-day three jurors were selected from the thirty talesmen drawn yesterday, thus filling the vacancies. Mr, W.1. Dyer being indispused Was excused, and his place was also filled. The Jury. as completed 1s as follows: Jacob H. Mitch- ell, Wm. Wolf, Alphonso R. Vermillion, E. ‘Weaver, Reubin F. Baker, James W. orn, Arthur Nattans, TI . Claxton and James De- E.L. Burns, K, Kiel B. Queen, Arihur B. ‘The jurors, In order to spend Sunday at their homes, were not sworn, but were cautioned as to their duties and adjourned till Monday. pits Sion ‘The Children’s Country Home. ND TO BE RAISED, ‘The success which the -Children’s Country Home has attained in the past has encouraged the board of managers to solicit the aid of its Patrons in raising a building fund with which they may buy a site and erect thereon a suita- ble building for the further care of the little ones who may seek health home is only rented b: feel sure that the public will not fail t necessary to the ultimate success a x blishment of this home is sion of the grounds and building The managers are most gratetul to all those who have hitherto alded them, and they tu that the public will respond. 6. this urgent peal with the same gener: fore. All subscriptions. t should be sent to Mr. ©. C. Glover at Riggs’ bank, who has Kindly consented to act as ——————— M ‘The Oficial Price Car- rent of the Washington produce exchange says that an ample stock of tlour is in stoi quiet market for all grades. ts withaut special feature, but st mand for hay is activ. Straw searce and in de market is better and demand active for good rades. The eez market is quiet and st id fowl are scarce and wanted. Small s} chickens are of slow.sile and neglected, while large size—three to four i searee and in demand at high latoes of fair size and the managers, ity It has shown be- building fund THe Crry Mark ‘The grain market id market firm, Rye ‘The’ butier pric ality are in good supply , arkets are supplied with all Kinds of fresh vegetables from the truck farms ee Tcuruyosis, 4 WILD BURNING ITCH THAT STRIKES WITH 4 THOUSAND ELECTRIC NEEDLES, EDITOR ALTOONA (PA.) CALL.—I wish to say ‘something fu praise of that valuable medicine, cua, which I saw advertised in your paper. Ihave had that old leprosy, of which you read In the Bible, where the Jews first got_it among them, an know how to cure it, It has many other English names. I have had it on my body for oversixty years. NO DOCTOR COULD TELL me what ft was,and probably I never would have known had I not seen thé-advertisement in your valu- ‘able paper. First,it isa scaly affection of the skin; next, {tlooks like barnacles on a an old log that has laid In the water for along time, and Just the samein my feet, by taking a microscope and loo! worse. In other words, we will call It essel’s bottom, oF wwes und elbows, and ing at me it looks: ICHTHYOSIS, OR FISH SKIN; then comes on what I call the wild burning itch, that will strike you with a thousand electric itchy needles. ‘You cannot tell where to scratch first. You then have to run outinto the open air to get relieved, Why, itis dreadful, and having so many eminent doctors and none knowing what to do for the lost treasure at last. Itdid not take two spoon- CUTICURA RESOLVENT before tt took that burning {toh by the throat and bid them to hold off, and it 1s off My flesh 1s becoming softer, my hutr ts becoming sof and silky, and I then got to using external applications—Curicura Soar and anoint the parts with Ccriccra. Ifthe thousands knew the goodness of this medicine as I do they not be twenty-four hours without it. adapted to my case, but to all others, and if any iabelieves this let him stop next door to the Logan House here, take my microscope and see for himself, JOSEPH W. RILEY. Hollidaysburg, Pa., November 12, 1883. ECZEMA, TEPTER, Ringworm, Psoriasis, Lichen, Bruritas, Seald Head, Grocers’ and _Washerwoman' Itch and every species of Itching, Sealy and Pimply Humors of theScalp and Skin are cui he new Blood Purifier, internally, and Coricuna and CUTICURA Soap, the great Skin Cures and Beautifiers, externally, when all known re Dandruff, Barber cura Resonve Sold everywhere. Cuticcra, 60 cents; Soar, 25 Prepared by the PorrEn DRUG AND CUEAUCAL Co,, Boston, Mass, Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” G, Sealy, Pimply and Olly Skin beautified by Conictna Soar. Wauerar Bao Pownzr AWARDED GOLD MEDAL (FIRST PRIZE) AT NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION OVER ALL COMPETITORS, MAKES BREAD AND BISCUITS THAT DYS- PEPTICS CAN EA’ MARTIN KALBFLEISCH’S SONS, Established 1829, For sale by all Leading Grocers, NEW YORE, 1885—-DOUBLE SHEET DRY GOoDs aT cost. W. W. BURDETTE & 00, ‘Will offer on MONDAY NEXT, at retail, $100,000 worth of new and seasonable DRY GOODS, CAR- PETINGS and MATTINGS at reduced prices. Great Bargains will be offered throughout the store, many of which will be sold less than cost. Thousands of dollars’ worth of REMNANTS, ODDS and ENDS will be sold ut half their real value, . 1,000 pieces of WHITE GOODS at astonishing low prices. INDIA LINENS from 10 cents up to the finest quality. A magnificent stock of Black and Colored SILKS, SATIN RH&£DAMES and SURAHS, comprising all the new and desirable shades for street and evening ‘Wear, all to be sold at cost, A very large stock of WOOL DRESS GOODS in Jersey, Satin Berber, and Albitross Cloths, Also, FLANNEL and CLOTH SUITINGS for seaside and mountain wear. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at cost. TABLELINENS,NAPKINS,TOWELS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, SHEETINGS and BED QUILTS. CARPETINGSand MATTINGS on our Second and ‘Thirdfloors Best Extra INGRAIN CARPETS reduced ftom 80 to67iscenta Lower grades of Ingrains at 80,35 and 40 centa. Best TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at 65, 75 and 87 cts. ‘Our. stock Is too immense to enumerate, but an in- spection will convince the most skeptical that we mean to sell the goods i¢ low prices will do it, W. W. BURDETTE & CO., ‘No. 928 Seventh street and ‘ye27-Bt No. 706 K street northwest, Duy Goons. IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES. PLAID Mw 5 * » Ax EATDMOSLEN, good quallty, worth 12%, re- FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, 8c. BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 75c, re- duced to 45c. Beautiful DRESS GOODS, 25c., reduced to 150. Beautiful FRENCH LAWNS, 3lc., reduced to 18e. Fine quality LAWNS, neurly one yard wide, 120%, reduced to Se Coie NAVY BLUN SATTEENS, with white 4, 25c., reduced to 18¢, is cea ELACK SILKS, excellent quality, worth duced to 75. ae m ee FANCY SILKS, 8710. COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1. tofghe duality DRESS GINGITAMS, 124., reduced Black CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool. $1.50. Finest quality, BATISTE, beautiful st 25e., Tedue ed to 124e. 2 - Speirs NUN'S VEILING, reduced to 18¢. NUN'S VEILING, wide, double width, aXUNS En le width, pure, re- eae 71 MARKET SPACE, CITY ITEMS. Try Our California Claret Wine (Qts.), $4.00 per dozen: very fine. This quality of Wine is usually sold at'36,00 per dozen, N.T. Merzger & Bno., 1 Grocers, 417 7th street northwest. Fine Gold and Silver Watches, excellenttime- Dieees, lowest prices, at Frank's, 457 Pa. ave. 1 If You Wish to Have Your Sewing Machine repaired in a reliable manner and at small cost, send postal to C, Auerbach, 7th and H, 1 Raspberry Syryp and Jamaica Ginger Wine; delightiul and healthy summer drink. N,T. METZGER & Bro., sy th street northwest, If You Wish to Buy a Silent New American, No. 7, or any other first-class new improved machine, without paying two profits, send postitl for catalogue to C, Auerbach, corner 7th and H. No drummers, BY Don’t be Led Astray by mushroom concerns, who imitate the name of our company, stores, style and system of doing business, as'near as they dare do. Make Your purchases of Teus and Coffees at the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, 503 7th st. We are sellang Teas and Coffees for’ less money than any other house in the city. All are cor- dially invited to call and inspect our new goods, New Teas, Japans, Oolongs, Young. Hysous, Gunpowders, Engilsh Breakiasts, mixed, 50e, per pound; good Teas, 30,35 and 40¢. per pound, Delicious Roasted Cottees, 20, 23 and 25c, per pound; ‘good Roasted Coffees, 15 and Asc, per pound. 150 stores in U. Headquar- ters, 35 and 87 Vesey st. N.Y. Handsome cards given away on Saturday and the week following. 2 If You Wish to Rent a New Improved Sewing machine, of any kind, send postal to C. Auerbach, corner 7th and 1. 1 1241 and 1243 1th St. S.E. See the Post and Republican for A. Kanf- man’s adyertisemen’ Must Be Closed Out. 112 prs. Children’s tine Slippers at 65 cts, 300 prs. Ladies’ House Slippers at 24 cts, 240 prs. Ladies’ opera-toe Slippers at 59 cts, 100 prs. Ladies’ Newport _and buttoned at 78, 48 prs, Ladies’ fine Oxtords at 98 cts, 36 prs. Gent’s Strap Ties at $1.37, 24 prs. Gent’s buttoned low shoes at $1.98. 80 pre. Genvy hand-sewed ow shoes at $2.90, 2. STRASBURGER, No, 906 7th st., 4 doors above L 2 Bicycle Shirts, Men's and Boys’ Bicycle Hose, and Gent’s 1 Jerseys, &¢., at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. 1241 and 1243 11th St. S.E. For valuable bargains see A. Kaufman’s ad- vertisement in the Post and Republican. 2 Morell, 734 6th street n.w.,keeps best stock of showeases at lowest manufacturer's prices. Call, 5W8 83 Per Gallon, 75e. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mall. McGee's, 9th, near D st, s&w-3in 1241 and 1243 11th St. S.E. A Kaufman's advertisement in the Post and Republican contains valuable reading. 2 Reed & 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 in,w,s-45 Reed & Carnrick, 182 Fulton st., N,¥, Morell,734 6th st, D.W.,50 F cigars,$1-5, ,W,8 1241 and 1243 1th St. S.E. Ifyou are looking for bargains, don’t neglect A. Koutman's advertisement Tn the Postand Republican. Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cured my wife of General De- bility and Liver Complaint, Gratefully Yours, Wm. Lundy, Baltimore, Md. 0 secede 1241 and 1243 Lith St: 8.5. Do not failito read‘A. Kaufman’s advertisement 2 in the Post and Republican. BUSINESS CHANCES. SRE CARS Suscraes MAY, BE BUILE Garst’s Patent Beef Chipping Machines, For ED. CLAPP, 812 On ge ead RARE CHANCE-FOR SALE—A FIRST. “A. class Bottling Seiablishmente with ‘horses, wagons, boxes. bottles, steam enging and other ma: chinery, With large sules to the best class of custom- ers. ni for ‘selling, change of business, ‘Those meantng business address “Seller,” Star oflies. 27-38 ANTED-PARTNER, WITH FR W 010,000; nn cetbilshca ban tioas S(O paying 60 per cent per annum. Address box 86, Star iy Je2e-are es R BA! 75 WH FR ne SE oot pla a rg turnpike, BS ei Efgini' Stsivess property ox ¥ 97, x. w. “Already fitied Up for Gdhoge aon asae gen % ere FoR ge ourerr JOR SMALL @-PAGE tetas Sites arene winger —SS—————— Seovemeegeraans aunt Pee SE sea PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC SUPA Pro SA eee eee band on: 20.3 AMUSEMENTS. SUMMER RESORTS. — wee Pe 5 Eines POINT HOTEL, MD. Ninets-two miles from Washington, Ee ee ee eee eae . 200. Steamers, iH OFUEO. LEARY leave’ cach evenlag Lerms, which will be moderate, apply to Hotel, Tih and D ste. or P. RICE, Proprietor, TISEY HOUSE ATEANTIO CITY, F; ‘Ocean end Connecticut ave, Sew house: elegantly furnished: uniut - CORVS HOTEL AND Summer Guest, ng at Dan A 25. per mone ‘B.S. RANDALL, Manager. EMBERS OF YOuNG 30 ‘Day Meeting at CARLIN SPRINGS, i leave the B. & P. depot at! ‘will return at 6:30 o'clock p.m. SP00ND GRAND EXCURSION CITY LODGE. NO. 20, 1.0.0. F, TO CHAPEL POINT, On the safe, swift and commodious George Law; will leave 7th-street wharf at 9 a.m. sharp, re Gheegarumepome ae = wean cing at, the po “Tickets, 50 cents. Children under 9 veara, 25 cents. * Committee=L. J. Garner, W. HL Wilson, S. D. Houck, Geo. L. Saxty, W. H. Norton. Tickets cam be had of ‘the committee oF at ‘the boat, a Qildren under 12 Cachiietin. Moun ‘A Hare and Delight New BUL HER MAJESTY’S OPER. iN CK, “Admission to Both Floors 28 cena: Weinedaye aod epyer Soe any a a pk ‘B WILLIAMS, ig reulars aud oter in Ciroulars at Star office, ‘K, ANHURY PARK, NJ, intinonts, cuisine, @/ alar woaxide regs rkeley, Seanide Foerster QURF HOUSE, OCRAN BEACH, N. 7 SS 4 first-class family house, direct! beach. Fine bathing, boating and crabtt rooms and wide porches KL. G. format JOHN TRACY, For fall information ing 1400 New York avenue. equal to any hotel al this, A had 4TH, 1885. ‘Guethler’s Summer G: and 14th si8.s.e) Grand Under the au BATTERY A, WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. prominent orators. Znstrumental mu- tests in athletic oot Lam Yards from the surf house new: perfrcl drain- st Address THE CARROLLT AOLL COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.—DE> bfelly located pear th Improved throuzhout. Excellent terms. Address P.O. FREEMAN, : poeta ES jOURTH JULY: a FOURTH JULY. MARSHALL HALL! MARSHALL HALL! MARSHALL HaLit STEAMER EXCELSIOR, 9a m.and2p.m TAIN LAKE HOUSE, i Delightfully situated at ai elevation of 4.500 fect. Favorite resort for Hay Fever patients. Hunting und Trout Sshing. Perfect cuisine. Adds fables” Moderate ‘Dan reworks in the ev (CORES ISTAND. REOPENED FOR THE RE ion of visitors. Splendid | ‘cepti pl Island will take the Cape Charl: Seamer from Norfolk. at 10 a. i (Old Point at 10:40 a. th. Passrugers will bus ieee es ‘On the steamer to Cheriton station, where Backs for souide will meet them, Terms. per day *rNUE BERKSHT RY PARK, N. 3, Seventh aud Grand avenue, neat the between Sunset and Teal Lakes Tare Miss 1 "siza! pe he grounds. Ist Lieut. GEO. J. chairman Ex. Com; Second Lieut. 7; Sup't grounds Je24,27, 3059123. ‘ASHINGTON SCHUETZEN PARK. ‘To MY FRIENDS, PATRONS AND PUBLIC IX GEX- jaretotbeabove that the = Wash which has, bea Tenovated find renarnished. Is how open for busines Hooke are frrangements for Feativais and the best condition: “Specialty of Pinner Particn > “conditions Bp inet Partie. = ALEX. EB) ji CITY TRACK! TROTTIN' ill take place THURSDAY, panied by a member, will be 1[PHE REREFLEY, SEASIDE PARK, OCRAN Is now opened to mem N. 5.--Located within 100 yards ofthe onean. View B:0., Cobb's inland, Va. : COTTAGE est Ashing, boat mat: beg to an ington Sehuetzen Si rates on the cose, No lady, unless accom; now open for 3} Picnics. Shoo! NEW YORK corrace, be ‘One of the nealth Jorations on the coast, “Five Mile Beach. Atlantic City an Surf bathing, bow HOLLY BEACH, &. UAL EXCURSION nd most Deantifi, OF THE SECOND ‘BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL MARSHALL HALL, SOTH, 1885, on the steamer Sshaep an what foot of 8d strest southe at 7:30 o'clock ‘and wharf foot of sont ‘Tickets—adults 25cts, Fine advantages for Vinally reached frou nis Sand $10 por week. Address Miss RONILAM, iy Beach, . J. ee VHALYBEATE SPRINGS HOTEL, STRAB Good board and rooms very and deluebtaut WASHINGTO: Jaria; beautiful scenery: i table; no mosquitoes, “Pauaphiets lal Parse, $100: trotting and pacing. ‘association reserves the right to reject any entry. nd. Face—Purse $200; 2:40 class, ‘Third Race—Purse $200: 2:27 class. 10 per cent of purse, which must accom- All purses divided in fe to enter. three to start, ‘Monday, Jhne 29th, cor. Penusylvania ave. and 10th it 9 O'Clock p. ma. LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. NING-SATURDAY MATINEE, = ROHEMIAN GIRL. =LA PERICHOLE. rpHeaTer commaue east at 8 o'clock a.m. Lets, First ‘Tn this race the J, EBRITT HOUSE, Jackson st.. opposite the Xi for reception of guests; pleasant ‘Open all the year, Rx N JULY 4TH TO cere MEE ITP moon an ound trp, adlig des ehiliren Soe, charming se" Conventent to ratlrand aiid tel urmoneys; best 3 in g = ERKNEY SPRING ‘or circulars ‘addres A. 'P. SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA. PEN FOR RECHPTS i. TOL a Wi = Binet nar'e A, Mepiren, $17 30th 6. wer van: W OTEL ALBION, Taro ary, & a. furnished and complote tm all tts RNAL GREETING TO OUR PATRONS ‘AND FRIENDS. FIVE TRIPS! States, Beat ful scenery, maguiticens roads Table unex. TPR FIVE TRIPS! rd Series of those Grand and !xceedingly Popular EVENING. EXCURSIONS, Under the suspices of YOUNG MEN'S BINLE CLASS ofthe ISTLAN CHURCH. on the aplendid Steamer JOHN, W. THOMPSON: ‘the. other four trips on_ ihe Pala Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, to INDIAN HEAD UBSDAN TUNE 80th Snd return at 20 pan., TUESDAY, JUNE u ingle tcket,'25 cts, An elegant h, trip, atsame low and poputar nd plunge baths. and ates Wieiniy. hearest watering plgee to. Washingtotl, ‘only four hours ride on the B. and Ue ralieond, oe Paimphlets, contatning fall informa d tree by application at Drew's TERRA ALTA, W 111s now open for summer esis; the highest point on the @ 0. R. 4 plire water, splendtd ¢ fishing and guue in i SQOUT Hot SUMMER GARDEN. ‘Coolest Pleasure Resort In America! ‘Thin-Blooded Mortals Furnished with Overcoats! To ight LOUISE DE LUISI'S FE! RY ‘A Score of Lovely Maidens will try thelr arrows on the masculine hearts, ‘Matinees—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Je22-6t LECTURES. ‘ASONIC TEMP (30 mites) and return. Lane Tabie ‘on ‘eich saneh ‘Table on eae! prices, Get tickets at the Boat, Gth street whark” Bar ositively closed. HAPEL POST! OTEL HENLOPEN, REHOBOTH, DEI Open June Toth. 18K}. One hundred, yards from ihe breakers. One of the Bhest Beaches in thew ‘ CAMILLE THOUSE, Failocean view. Sewerage, ., Rooms single and Ventilation perf suite. Artesian well water. CHAPEL POINT! LONG’ BRANCH OF THE POTOMAC: 2% HOURS AT THE BEACH, Commencing SUNDAY, June 28, the STEAMER GEO. LAW ‘Will leave dally from steamer George Leary’s wharf, except Mondays and Fridays, 8:45 a.m. sharp, and re- turn 9:30 p.m. Round trip 50 cts, Meals at the Point 50 cta, Prof, Schroeder's Orchestra, G. W. BAUER, Owner. P. S.—No excursion Tuesday, July 7th. STEAMER LADY OF SS leave for Norfolk FRIDAY NIGHT, July 3 5:80 p.n., returning Monday morning, Secure vo No Saturday flght ste EXCURSION TO GLY MON ‘Steamer John W. Thompson EVERY, | At 8 pam from 6th street wiart, terminus 7th and Oth St. cars, ‘Two hoursut Givmoni. Fare 25c. circulars address J., ocean end of Paci 4 Lichihouse, and warm sea water ‘baths: eu larged and remodeled. Open winter a I. B. COOK & SON, NORWOOD HALL, Sammer Board can be accor June 15th, 1885. The M. ‘TON IGHT THIS WEEK, Illustrated Health Lectures for Both sexes by DR. HEBBARD, of Boston, and Editor of “Health and Home,” Je treat all chronic diseases at 12th st. Oflice hours, JAMES ANTISDEL, HOTEL, ST GEOR’ roved and Enlarged, Dorms: 81.50 per, week and $30. pe Exovisior met at Pi Admission, 10 Drs. Hebbard and F thelr residence, No. 7: amodated from. craon House Wi ADAMS 4 BRO, Pinuy P 107 7th wt. nw. A pent Printing OMioe. jelsim® Nearest house to th UE, Proprietn 1 open June 10, 1855. open fi the senson, A a Boston, stoppiine at snd for circular. WALTER BURTON. EWLY PAPERED COT- ATLANTIC CITY, 5 'w furniture, bes wardrobes, qty VOR RENT—10 yn Connecticut av TAKE WiLL ((OLTONS SUMMER Bt J.C. PHILBRICK & SON. Open June 24r - fi Tae Barowrs, BEACH MAVEN, N. J. This new and elegant Hotel, the best on the Atlantic ‘coast, will commence its second season early in June, ‘GRO. W. KITTELLE, rer 2 ete, Roth at very low ti Tisa C. ADAMS, Box 1147,, ‘Address Mra. M. Seis pet te Sewodi S10 LauiseoF Ashland ou, RT NS. yn the ocean front, with beaut ‘and electric bells. Open all 0 P.O. THOMAS DEV LIN,, NT — ORGANIZATIONS _C. inake arrangement for TUESDAYS, THURS and SATURDA’ and FRIDAYS. Applyto G. gro fheyvear. Box sed ‘OR SALE—AT COLONIAL BEACH A VERY desirable Cottage, four rooms aud attic, ood Well, ahd lot 502150 ILD. PECK, O34 F street, 4 ATLANTIC CITY, The tending Hotel, R ‘lectris Bells, Fire BW. BROWS, Prop. 3. Opens JUNE 27. gqllgnt Calne, Saperb Ap- HiSiy, sees, ‘and our-kitehen: rT S SATURDAY. JUN ‘The Steam Packet EX a ly located, directiy opposite the, trips during the season to theabove polntsevery SU DAY, TURSDAY and FRIDA ‘corne® of High st, aud Canal, at Fare for round trip 5c. Boat can teruate days” For information a ATERS, 1047 High LSIOR will make regular rpue QUEEN OF WATERING-PLACES, leaving her wharf, o'clock a.m. sharp, ‘ve chartered on al- ly ut office of J. G, ‘Special raies to fammles. FIL HILDRETEL, Is reached by the fs = ‘WEST JERSEY RAILROAD OTEL _ROYA First Season for this new ointed hotel, under th . £, of old Congress. MONMOUTH HOUSE, Spring Lake Beach, N.J. NEW_NOTEL, Broad and Chestut sta AMERICAN AND Lowe cepar Point, he popular Watering Place of Washingtonians. The safe, swittand masnifie will leave her whurf, foot of 7in st., daily, except Sat- Mondays, Wednes- Found ap. Child TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA, FAST EXPRESS TRAIN tached, are ran Passengers arr STATION, PHILAD! steamer ARMENTA CPR, BOE one tally situated witht Urdays, at 9am. Armenia stops at Alexandru days and Friduys only, or further Information and charters to societies apply and corporations “pt, SHERIFF'S Coal Offices, ‘Ges and 1114 Pa. uve. And at Steamer's whart, foot of 7th st TER CORCORAN. Sunday Excor | ments tirsteias, pere Uniow Tras Coaches ahd Horse Cars transfer them direct to the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, June Ist, 1585, the beach, shaded. by trees! Board for particulars inguirest J Spring Lake Beweh, Or Hotei Lafayette, Phila. Magket street, checks, and full information, CORNER 13TH STREET AND NSYLMANIA AVENUE, STATION BALTIMORE & PO' my5-t.thes2ot LoS6 Brac nota, 1, Prices $17.50 to For tlokets, baxgage NOrmeasr ¢ low rates. For 1 u.ww., Washington, D. Cs pens early in June. ble. quiet aud strictly first-clast, ‘The Hot ‘salt water baths @ ‘One hour's Fide frou New ¥ MURRAY & WILKINSON, Prop’ AND ISLA’ ia Ruy, St Lawrence Kiver, Prices by the week $17.50 lass, best music, C.P.CLEMES, Manager. SOUTH SEAS. WAC RAILROAD. ion to Marshall Hall, Boat will leave her wharf, at foot of 7th street, at 10 Returning at 1 and 8 p.m. iat and, fasiionable, ierai Manager, ‘Geveral Passenger Agent. guests. The accommodations re frat class, affording ever Ti | gina fast trains ATANTIC ary. E'S ORCHESTRA REMAINS IN THE Gry during the whole season, and will furnish Music ad heretofore fur Pxcursions, Pienics, Barge te, (at reasonable rates." Residence, G21 egeaph and express office EXPRESS TRAY NS RUN 1 STOPS i ‘ad the surround: x equaled by auy Watering-place in A coud livery Is attached to the establish- ment. A fine brass aud string hand of tousic lms been NINETY MINUTES, KOM. SOUTHGATE ENJOY LIFE, FOR EVERY BODY, i CAMDEN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD, Splendid Fleet of Saloon Steamers les From Station Foot of Vine Street. WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, From Station Foot of Market Street, of igcessible from Washington by the through trains e BALTIMORE & POTOMAC. he NEW BROAD STREE” ¥ 1A RAILROAD, ‘ars will convey passengers direct 10 Railroad station. Couches to'the station of the Camden & Atlantic Hail- oud, For through tickets, baggage checks, and full in- 18TH STREET AND 'LVANIA AVENU ng & full description of th ch certificates of sume of ther la and other chronic diseases, will be fur fn applioation at SHAPERS, 1 Thursday an immer Resorts and River 1TH—-8:30 am , and 9 atm. Sunday, for ACH DIREG CITY OF WASHINGTON and leave hourly for Alex- 5 Pm., every day: 12 Located direct ‘uout the sewn. the hot. For circulag, FRED E. FOSTER, 10 F st. n.w., Washington, D.C., CHOCN, Proprietor, Veduesday und ‘Thureds eee ueestAL i by 19530 ban “or AcENANDRIA andria, Va. fro milfcivay the cool river nreere and jay the cook tie May the CRAVE BLE BARTES, G..W. BIDIEY, D. STATION ofthe t PHILADEL- 00 feet above tide; 450) PIA. strec the West Jersey Bion Transfer Ty hours trate pana Pains will pe “putation ‘of previsus seawarts. K Hlevaric c bells ta each ron Wy the Germania orchestra, of New York, formation, apply as 1885 excvrston season NSY STATION BALTIMORE & POTOMAC BAILROAD, AS. E. PUGH, ALD McDONALD. ERLY, ATLANTIC CITY Hot, and cold seawater, ‘All the ‘comforts of a a JOHN ¥ MIPELIN, Manager JL. BRYANT, Propriciress, ATLANTIC CITY, ‘A new Hotel with mew furniture. Hand- ‘roomns; central location ati the year. Rates, $2 per day, BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R EVERY MONDAY, commencing Jane 22, to baths in the house. first-class hotel. OPENS JUNE 18. Special rates to families. JOHN W. STOKES, Proprietor. HOTEL, ASBURY § ., BOW open: the leading house : Good beds: electric. light: table s. sanitary arranvements perfect” large rounds: Mnusic. For circulars and terms address EO. OVES & SON, Proprietors, SBURY PARK, N.J., HOTEL ALEION. THE newest and one of the larzest and best hotels inthe Park, elegant! throughout; delightfully situate yurds of surf; accomodations’ for 160 guests: open 17; musle engaged for season: wy evening: the Gih season of propri ‘Transient rates, $2 to¥S per Round trip rate, $1.50. Limited to 300 persons, e Washington at 8 am. Returning, arrive at THE “BRIGHTO ATLANTIC CITY. EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, Commencing HENRY Raff FPRE BELLE VIEW, ASGURY PARK, ‘Ocean end of Wesley Lake: fine oceat ‘View: a funtly house; sanftat perfect: artesian water. HARPER'S, FERRY AND BYRNES’ ISLAND, ‘On the Potomac. Round trip rate, $1. Limited to 200 persons. Leave ‘Washington 10-05 a.m, Returning, arrive at 7:20 p.m. +| EVERY "WEDNESDAY AND EVERY OTHER OPEN ALL THE YEAR. F.W. HEMSLEY & SON. NGS-OPEN JUNIE ur. First-class table. Rs R Tee £4 end of Decatur si: strictly first-class, ed. Chesapeake und x PEYTON, inte of Natural Bridge. of LURAY CAVERNS, Round trip rate, $3.50. Leave Washington 8:30 am, Returning, arrive at ‘Send for elreulara. eal M. HYGEIA HOTEL, SITUATED 100 YARDS 11 ‘Open all the Year. i ban any Hott fn the U | ings" picturesque and: histor! And service utexcelled., Griving socclally atteactte countuedations ¢ Commencing June 24. Accommodates 1.000 guests. ANT, e, most deliht ited States, Surround- ful spot on the Jetsey Gonst: both rural and seaside attractions, Near lakes, Manasquan fiver ai Barnegat bay. Joxcellent ising, hops. Popular rates, [je13-Lun ST. JAMES, POINT PLEASANT. N.J. THE ONLY hous? on the beach. 50 feet from the bath. ig grounds. Both country and sea side al-' actions, Toating, ishing and crabbing. “A Every ticket calls for a reserved seat on these ex- cursions Secure your tickets at 619 and 1351 Peon- sylvania avenue, and at depot on the morning of the coo tA) PALES, VA. ASHINGTON will make an fine orchestra, grand J.-L, MAWLEY, AVith the new and 0 5 PHOERUS, Propriewor, ASBURY PARK, N. J, itifal View of the oc ins, elegantly ¥/ ely twin resorts parison the most advan ‘he steamer MAT {rain service und surroun AND WEDNESDAY, leavi at 9 a.m, returning ats Dancing ona fine waxed ._YMONT ERY SATURDAY 9 A. RE e WUESING APO Pag“ NDA RNOON EXCURSION, The steaunce MAIEE WASEIROTOR Wit make RY SUNDAY, leaving at 3p. place EVERY MONDAY ing Seventh street wharf m. Fare, round jeck down aud back (ONTINENTAL, ASBURY block from beuc! lass finest hair mattresses and spri e Address MACKEN BERG, P. O. Box 373. SBURY PARK.N.J. BONNY BANK COTTAGE, Fourth avenue. 6ne block from ocean: full view; first-class board F tions; xvod table; near hotand cold salt water, RK, N. J 0 Leave Washington after late breakfast. Arrive at full ocean view;’ appoiniments Deer Park for early dinner, ished: all modern impr = late dinner. Are wer Park for supper. leturne ‘are equally fv 7 breakfast, arrive at Washington for early Leave Door Park alter dinner, arrive at Wash ‘There isalson night exprews ‘DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY. Tamited for Chic 1d Oak atid eave= TNDSORSCUPHUR SPRINGS, BLUE Mourtatu, borings, baths ‘Circulars af Farce Whit Feulars at Pure a Whittinzton's Bibeliy New Windsor ata’ myih-an OLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, me ‘and accommods- excursion trips and Northwest vie ‘asliington wt 1040 a SBURY PARK, N. J—THE VICTORIA FAD ‘House, near’ ocean. Accomm. for eighty. ‘Table good. Accomodations com. gaa Tera moderate Seprember,. Fourth season, 3. KEMPE: Hon fat P. ine rass Band on these excursions, Xo objectionable parties allowed on board. Steamer for euarwr for Marshall aly, Giymont and E.S RANDALL, Mannger, TTENTION! ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS, &e. Pistorio’s Orchestra is not connected with Lower ‘Cedar Point this season, and can be engaged sonable terms for excursions, plculcs, dx. and sts n.w.; 810 £ at. ne ESSRS, PISTORIO & PROCTOR WILL RE- sume the popular Saturday Evenis ugurated last season, on AGE Bathing, Boating Fishing and New Hotel’ and N jer Arrowsmith runs direct to the beach. RATES OF BOARD FOR JUN 10 $40 per usonth of four week.” Trai he manager assures he publicthat the excellent repittation ucbieved last year at Tesort will be stustuined, und that the sta Tence which. so successiull will not be lowered. Com Wo 8:30 pan. Are jew Furniture! chan any other nage perfect. Lighted, lnced rates for Jure.an ‘Cincinnatt 7:45 0.m., four houre faster lmited: st. Louis 630 pan. an Lour faster than any MAGNIFICENT TRAINS THROUGH WITHOUT OR, PAMILY, $510 $12 per week; Leading Hotel of this Seaside LEI AND DAY ‘Tenth Season, June 14th, 1985, yanked the Gen sco wets my PRAY VIEW HOTEL, OCEAN GROVE, N. J. inker sewerage dod veutiioucs perieen pars 2; sntilation 4 ‘Spring water: verandason three fronts: beat Tetes Juve and July. a: sane aocevit WHITE HE GARFIELD, ASHURY PARK, beach* appotutments frsi-class: Pangemeuts ; sosoramaoate ‘Terhis reasonable. “A. HL STOCKTON. SBURY PARK, ‘that was than ‘Washington, every. Mountain Resort. twelve 9 meeing Satutday” Sune” 1 ‘Steamer, tt Heuova. Clinton conatee Pa. fenovo, Clinton county. Pa, & ‘Handsomely furnisied ; table Evening, com- en Ce in finest and most healthy location on Union, Park, with itiwrd ‘rooin, child or land, Md conse tte after date either acerca ‘Office, G18and 1851 tt He Ee 9 i i i RUNS WICK.— Hooking in the ‘of 100 rooms, Fen's play room and tiew dining room. aisg propticor Calera atone Sew ork ee Bd 11 House, N lng Hail, Hornelisvilie, N, ¥. (PO anctic House, care MAY, B. 3. ‘Capacity a : Ark. LYONS, Proprietor. OTEL LAURANCE, COR. MAIN AND COURT ogaued-up'own, ant On from the wonderful ‘of Laray. ‘Water from an arvesian well ou the pr ‘$2 per day, a ES ¥ bets é ql : ‘and _ proprietor ; i l morning at 10 o'clock, LUMBIA.” CAPE MAY, N. J. ‘25 cents for round trip to G! t and Hal 16 cents. : och ail \AMILY EXCURSIONS TO GLYMONT ee eet cere tie ee ee er TREMBLY'S. Boa: tchharen Petite orae aes RT ¥, Exc “Manager. AND CABIN JOHN gee ‘open. 1 FOR GREAT F, : cane nea pe neat ud Hi = ‘meet JOSEPH PARKINSON, Propietor. NSION HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH. NEW JER Delightiuliy sitnied ae Beare ferounds, For teria tis es ‘SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS ior] Db