Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1885, Page 8

THE a a a a at ee ae Oe a ee LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER. Wasurxeroy, D. C., July 3, 1885, 11 am. For the middle Atlantic states, light local Yains in extreme northern portiou, generally Jair weather in southern portion, light variable Minds, geuerally westerly, slight temperature changes, For Saturday, fair «lightly warmer weather Is fndicated for the south Atiantic and the south ern portion of the middie Atlantic-tates, Licht tains are Indicated for New England, New York and the lower lake region, with contin- ed cool weutber. ————— Loox! Loox! Loox! Walnut chamber suit, marble top, $34. Aah wood top chatter suit, $29. Hair cloth partor <uit, $23. Mobair plush parior suit, $33, ‘Walnut bouk case, $22 Wasi. B. Witrrams, 517 7th and D sts. bw. 1941 axp 1243 117H St. $.F.—The same bar gains advertised last week hold good until the Ww adivertinement next week, at A. Kaufiwan'’s jable Combination Store. ‘Try BEuKcey, tt ts y CLEARING SALE «i For tHe Benefit of ‘Will be ciesed July 4 at corner 7th aud D, the only strictly one price hat and gent’s furni-bing store in the city. CLEARING SALE frock suits, Eisxeman Bros. Go to Hrarrmvi. for sale by J Riso forsale a heal The undersigned wi the atternown frum They have 4 completed. ground during 40 and 5:40 p.m. Lb. Wine. CLEARING SALE Nu AND Waite Goons Hovsercrs sits Bort Exps will be on sale next weel at tl Douvle Combination, 1241 and 1243 11th at we. ee Frozen Cvsrann, Gau Oxper your ice Cream at Reisinger's, at 235 G Btn. Ww. CLEARING SALE #10 suits, BLeacuen aNv UNBLEACHED CoTTo: iffereut qualities, A. Kauftuan's Com ‘aliiornia Wine: Burgandy, Zinfan Bula Claret, at Cor. CLEARING SALE summer clothes,Eiseraan Bros SO-CALLED Cleveland fluid, 5 gallons for $1. hi, 31.10, delivered, th street, BERKLEY is pure. CLEARING SALE children Tiekixe axp TAnie Bext Week at the Dowii rand Bou Lies, tn she Breyer, 2 Bros. Fssens oftown; 1 Ick CkEAM ew York ped apy where out of cheap und ey Row at A. Rania = antl we appear with aw Mime next week. Glttondt £245 11ti si. se, Clerks’ Metcan i Busi moon Reliet a Bro. will be Seater Corcor Cents, to be bad from tue wien CLEARING Sale b suits, OPEN ox THE For krs ous Fourth” by having Wil make six eb gait ¢ A. Utuer ‘not Laced rate rk. th 3 SATs Peun'way alse at 205 W. bo itimore atrest, Balti A Gasp TkEAr of short ends in staple @omesiic ext week, at A. Kauinian’s Coumvi- nation. CLEARING SALE children’s suits, Elseman. Excersiox to ath. Rate Boe. Dancin, gant Orebes tra provided: (CieaRiNG SALE summer e man Bros Have Yor bad a Iwof Berkley. If not, get ons, itiepure. Tharp, S18 Fst nw. WING To THE Rvs we have bad on special Store open temorruw, July ith. until 10 clock, M.. to give those an Opportunity wo purchase Who eouid nut cull on the days uf our special Bales Of Ottomuus, Hugs. Muttings, ‘JeLits Laxssurcu, B15 7th street northwest, 1 Dress AND APRON GINGHAM, in short encs, Qt the Combination next wevk. "1241 aud 1243 Bitu st. ae. CLEarine BaLE sac! Ove Five $2 lad Z. Strasbu: suits, Eiseman Bros. d. tie reduced to ‘7th street, jour Bcry's Pirsisskwa cures gravel and kidney Giseuses. ¥1. Curagine Sate $10 iseman Bre GeExt's $2. calf @uced to $1.87. Z Strasburger, street, four doors above I street. CiearIxe Saesi0 E. Oxpex your Ice Cream at Relsinger’s, at 235 G stn. w. SHEETING AND PILLOW Cie Corro Bleached and unbleached sh Kaufman's Double Combination 224] and 1243 11th st.~e. BarvaevCicakerrrs conn vorite, Made of Virginia's choicest gold leaf and abso dutely pure. a @PLENDID Gi asses $1. Hi CITY AND DISTi tn 3, 453 Pa av. tICT. Condensed Locais. The 4th of July be al holiday, THE STAE will not be issued Poe Street lan ichted at 7:45 p.m. and extinguish Onm. The “O" street market will be open Satur- @ay atternoon and night of Jniv 4) The seven: al meet Educators assnctation of Ane Bir. H.C. Spencer. of this ei Mra. Spencer one of th oy Jackson m the ¢ 5 © for Jacksony le fishing party up the Hon, | 1 Officer ‘Town- is said to bave Atthe mes eerps. old guise Right, the semi-w “= were fp prod nar ost eval john T. Lynen, and Pail active members. ‘The members of the Mt. club rt Veteran ple bast he various wing the comps tobe on. Willis B. Pe ip Weber v ni held at sual re, ort of this | on the | mt tess | «me: ©. W. Glick, G. tterand W. L. Allen. .at Mount Vernon, | will be decorated with flowers and flags to-mor: | row. ‘Mr. Diniel Ramey and Miss Annie F. Scott, ofthis city, were married last evening at the Memorial ‘Lutheran church, Kev. Dr. Butler Qeiating There was a large attendance of friends. Atter the weddiug the couple left the | ity ena north tour. The ushers were lasers. Dr. J. W Dr. W. K. Butler, FL . Shriner and J 5 1Estreet northwest, re- ports stolen from tis stable a bridle and pair of ‘wrap lines. worth $4. Mr. Win. ft. Smith passed a nore comfortable Might last night, aud ts considerably tmaproved this morning. The following officers were installed on Wed- Resday evening for Goiden Rute connetl, No, 2, Junior Order of United American Mechanics, at 1306 32 street, by ‘. epresent ative to state council of Pennxyivania: C., Geo. E. Howard: V. C., W. W. Beattie; KR. 8) Jno. Milstead: F.'S.. "Byrd T. Miller: treas.. D. F. Dumberth; cond., Jno. D. Schofield; iden, Wp kerb $., Clinton Tucker; 0.3., Jas. ‘Messrs. Jouns & Easton were yesterday desig- Rated as the official reporters of the Smith court-martial. Ata meeting of the National College of Phar- macy, held yesterday, suitabie resolutions were adopted testifying tothe worth and usefulness Of their late fellow mentor, Mr. J.S. Jones, who | lor the season! 3,736 10th st n.ws 2 | | Jor these In seareb died July Ist, 1585. after & mccessful business career of many yearson Pennsylvania avenue noutheast. ——s—_—_. ‘W. W. Burperrs & Co. will not open the doors of their dry guods house tr busluess Ur merrow, the fourth. en Muzens. DUXCANSON Bros. have sold for H. E Davis, ti uares No. 910 an Bounded by Hand k and Sth and 9th streets eust. For Charies James Bel), trustee, lot_ 54, Square 115, house 1328 19th street northwest to Mrs. Gussman for $10,833. For Jouu A. Hamilton and Fravk D. Orme, house No. 425 oth street to F. Tucker for $5,040 and house Ko. 514 10th street to James L. For owner, part lot 8, square 127, ting on H street, between 17th and 18th Borthwest $4 612 feet to M 96,307.60. For Joseph F. Hodgson, part **Sauare 904, brick house on Sth, near G. ot 21, WHERE TO SPEND THE HEATED|THE BIRNEY-LOVEJOY INVESTI- TERM. Hints That Will be of Service to Those bout to Seck Summer Homes. Colton’s summer resort, in St. Mary’s county, Md.. opened for the reception of guests on June oth. The popular Hotel Lafayette, at Cape May, is now at the height of Its season. This house is adinirably situated, and is well appointed in all respects. The Hotel Royal, st Atlantic City, 1s this season under the managementot Mr. J. F. Cake, late of the old Congfess Hall, at Cape May. The Clifton house, at Asbury Park, a first- class hotel in all respects, fs but half a block froin the beach, and 4s a Very attractive rest- dence, The Hotel Henlopen, at Rehoboth Beach, Del. opened June 10. This house ts but a short e Is well appointed throughout, being fur- Ith every modern couvenience. mie Hotel, at St. George’s Island, «listance from the fine surf at Rehoboth, hotel ing been enlarged and improved, Gpelied for the season June 25. Conveyances frou the lite! meet the steamers George Leary and Exeeisior at Piney Point wharf. ‘The Farragut House, at that attractive and popular resort, Rye Beach, N.J., 18 now open The second season of that admirable hotel, the Baldwin, at Beach Haven, N. J., has begun is a splendidly appolnted house, dis wel managed. he United State Inne ute City. Its cuisine is excellent, Hotel, at Atlant{e City, ‘he Hotel Columbia, at Ocean Beach, N. J. direct n. The hotel is well meted, and there is good bathing, fshing and sailin; The famous Brighton, at Atlantic City, which fs open all the year, offers every attraction to be fou a firsi-clats hotel, oro’ Springs, two miles from Mit depet.on the Springs. There are sul- wbeate and aium ‘waters at tacse The climate is excellent. r Park and Oakland, the kmous moun- tain resorts of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, : DS oF ecessle A climate and el and cottige ugcominodations to the nekst, The Al Spring Lake beach, N. J. st attractively located house, and the resort I is one of the pleasantest on the Jerse: t. vosehead lake, Me. Is well-known to all wen and lovers of the forest as one of the medions and exec York h, Me. hotel. Is an established su year receives a generous numbers of ah eX cl heceltin see Fhe Gar- his a tine hotel, nents have been inade since tie past season at River Spr Mi. New cdrooms have been wcided trth® betel and oy ut Atlantic ‘There isa Known Bui S reopened for the season. at shenandowh Alnm finds rele. and the furnishes ish ature the reception of 1 for te comfortable b, Asbury Park has beg hopes toe es lor extended sujouracrs, ate Bouse at Atlantic City, on the ovenn end of Pacitic avenue, has been enlarged wud remedied. aud is now in every way & tious and jlea-ant hotel, jorwood hall, at Asbu by Mes. M.T. Southall, 3 spbion of snest-on Jun + opened for the 15. The Fortesyue house at Atlantic City, the nearest house tothe beach, is always sure to get the fresh breezes tron te sea, The Aldine Villa at Cape May. a strictly frst eliss house, near the new iron pier, Is oue of the best howele at the cape, ‘The famous Hyzeia hotel. at Old Point Com- tort. favorite health resort for the peomle iran There is uo falling off ia the ex mitnageinent of the hotel. hie Westminster will be found a sati je by those who vi-lt Asbury Park. [t nds a fine view of the ocean, and is well ptings. In the ers many at + tourist. [a addition 1a thery, good bunting jonial Beach hotel, which is now open, is this year sustaining the excelent reputation 1 for ils house last season, 1s of Colonial Beach pingtonians, at Ocean Beach, N. J. bs K river, bata short zrounds are well pt ly situ: distance irom the oce t.and the house Mi. The Atlintic ent house, opened « House, at Asbury Park, is a hotel that in every tis equal t any at this Lar seaside resoct. Atwood & Co, the mune dso run the Berkeley, at Seaside Park, This is one of the leading | 1 modern improvements have been intro: | the ween front, ts now in its eighth | 3 isa) nmer Park. has been leased | | HH parts of the | | An attractive family hotel is the Surf House, | at Oecan N. J. There ts tine bathing, boating and or vated sum Mountain L Soe tweets One of the most ef fs the sorts in we sea level, er tind feedy relies here, yury Park, between Sun- offers many" attractions as a quiet re- hotel atfords iS. . between Atlantic City and the most beuutifal spot t beach ¥ Beach, N. May, is on the fine New York 1, at Strasburg, atifal resion, satest ot the Virginia resorts, "e Very moderate, Albiou, at Atlantle City, fs an ele- Pi ‘The Hove eantly furnished apd well-n opened § Atthe the seasén on June shest point reached by the B. & O. ru iv tortuous way through the moun- tains st Virginia Is stusied Terra Alta, where the Sum) poflers every attraction to sunumer tou: The Chew cottage at Oceou Grove Is under the management of S. P. Hood, of this city. It was opencd for guests June 1st ‘The joftily siuated Lockwood house, at Har- pers Ferry, W. Va., possesses mauy attractions rest and pleasure during cated term. The scenery of the r maguiieent, the air pure, and the hotel eare- fully maauged, while the terms are low, An inviting mountain resort is the Park hotel at Williamsport, Pa., which 1s now open for the reception oF guests. The Waverly, at Atlantic City, among the many hotels of tis favorite coust resort, pos = attractions peculiarly its own. It will be this season in the us! ai intelligent and ib- The Grand Union, at Atlantic City, is anew hotel. with fine rooms and new furniture. It is favorably situated, ‘The Belle View, at Asbury Park, {s a quiet, well-kept house, especially adapted for families of scanide sojourners, In many ways one of the most satisfactory houses at Atlantic City is the well-known Chal- ate, whieh is now open. It 18 quiet, beauti- furnished and has an onexceptionable table. Tue Ashland, at Atlantic City, a pleasant and well-kept house, 1s now opened. The rates ure very moderate, while the service is excellent, Mrs. M. s, Lock wood, of this city, 1s proprietor of the Ashiand, The Ailezhany Springs of Virginia offer un- usual inducements to the invalid and those in ‘of a pleasant summer bome where the i attractions are unusuily great. The ee oe spe rings is Senecio, well-fur- nished and ably managed. The scenery of the neighborhood 1s fine. a ate SUNDAY WitisrerrNas.—The first of the se- ries of every other Sunday excursions to the famous caverns of Laray will take place on Sunday, July 5th, and trom present indications promises to have the limited number sold by Saturday, as the number from this elty 1s lim- ited to 159, Those desiring to go should pur- chase early, as no more than the designated amber will be sold under any clreumstances, The fame of Luray is worldwide, aud emond scenery en route passing as It does the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers and vaileys; also, the far-‘amed Harper's Ferry, is well worth the cost of the trip. Remember, the train leaves the depot, New Jersey avenue and C street, at $30 a.m, arrives at Luray at 1 p.m; leaves Luray at 5 p.m., aliowil 4 hours at the caverns, Dinuer 60 cents. id trip rates 32.50, including admiwion to the caverns. for | Every ticket calls for aspecial reserved seat, No ‘weather. postponement on accotnt of rainy —— B. Harlow tor | Tae Focrrm ar Gurru.er’s.—Batte Washing! read wae | stone front house No. 812 ion is | GATION. ‘The Testimony to Support the Charges All In—Teachers Who Did Not Teach— Mr. Perry Protests Against Mr. Wests Asking Questions. In the investigation at the Franklin school butldimg yesterday, into the charges preferred by school trustee Birney against trustee Love- Joy, after Tue Stan's report closed Miss Kate R. MeQueen, a teacher, who graduated from the Normal school in 1882 testified to having signed ‘the pay rolis for the months of May and June, 1882. When Miss Bartlett's school was being taught by the Normal school, Mr. Wilson re- uested her to sign the pay rolls. She did so, received a check, indorsed it, and handed it to Mr. Wilson, She did not learn personally what became of the money. On cross-examination she testified that she did not receive any com- pensation fot ber services in Miss Burtlett's school, while she was a Normal school pupil. She was glad of the opportunity to eet. the Practice. LETTERS AND RECORDS, Mr. Willoughby then put In evidence the let- ter referred to Wednesday from Superintendent Wilson to the District Commissioners, dated Mareh 27 last, explaining certain matters then in controversy In reference to the Normal schoo! fund, and explaining the manner in which the Normal gchool pupils had performed service as teachers fn Miss Burtlett's school _be- fore and subsequent to Miss Bartlett's death, ‘There had been received for this Kervice $122 from Miss Bartlett before she died and $99 from. the District after she died, which sum had been phiced in his hands for salekeeping, and subse- quently expended under the direction of Miss Smith, principal of the school, Mr. (Vilioughby then put in testimony aquan- Of records showing the official relations of the Narious persons concerned, the duties of committees, &. THE OLD TEACHER'S STORY. Miss Maria E. Rodier, the veucrable teacher whose case forms the basis of one of the charges against Mr. Lovejoy, was next examined. She sald that she bad not taken charge of classes; she had helped by looking over writing exer- cises and hearing treading exercixes. List Sep- tember she was obliged to liire a cab to go back. and forth with, as she hag been paralyzed. In December she Was directed to remain at home. She said she had recetved $70 a month, and paid hersubstitute part of the time $33 a month and part of the time $40, keeping the rest her- When too sick to go out she bad received ay from Mr, Ourand at her own house. She said on cross-examination by Mr. Perry she had taught In the public schosis here sines 1849. She was, she said, sixty-seven yeireold. She understood that ber sebool had inaintaived its standing under Miss Blackston, HER SUBSTITUTE, Miss Annie E. Blickston, who served as Rodier’s substitute, testified that she said had been substituting for Miss Rodier for s. When she first began she tauxbt y from time to time, as Miss Redter was unable to attend. Since 1881 she had been there every day. She had lad entire charge tor the past three years. Miss Rodier there as often a® she was able until 01 but had not taken any partin hewing s e did not know of a rate made to Iss2 which would have given her wll Miss toa question by Com- Witness said tat last "Perry enter any question: i t tion to Mr ast Insist,” be suid, take auy inquirs 3 Whois here under ex- and I dedre tatiny proiest may sald Mr, West to the stenogra- the protest sion siti Ub 1 Mr. Birney eailed to See her some months ago in relation to this Inatter, and asked her if elie coatd subsiitate in any o} r She thought he asked her how long she had subsittuted for Miss Rodier, He came again aierwards and saw her, and advised ier to take teache nination, OTHER RECORD TESTIMONY. Mr. Willoushby submitted in evidence the minutes of the school board, which he said did not show that the pay rolls had ever been sub- mitted to the boardorto the committee on te. : lcton P. Clark, a member of the school beard, testitied that pay’ rolls had never been presented to the bourd during the three years of Mr. Willoughby referred to the case of, Mero wth against the Dictriet, where it was de that ay employe of the District was not entitied to evn ya Uuiess Service Was actly perf. This ¢ ie complainant. e-tigation was adjourned to Monday, when Mr. Perry will open and expeets to con? clude the deters Amusements. ALBAUGN'S OPERA Hlovse.—The Ggiable little comte opera, “Bile Tay wil be sung ut Albaugh’s next week. time since “Billee ‘fasier” las been done here, and its reproduction’ will be witne-sed witl pieastre. There will be a matinee pertorman) of “La Perichole” at Albaugh’s to-morrow i.ter- Itissome A BENEFIT will be tendered Mr, Edward Snel- baker, of the Theater Coinique, at that house to- eit. Au attractive bil: has been arranged. ICAN Oncurstiza—The eng: organization, which bas made a favorable impression’ In New York, at Ford's the week after next, will be at the popular summer prices. The ‘performances. of the or. chestra are said to be of & strangely lascinating character and have received wart praise from the press of New Yor! CoMIQUESt M MER GARDEN.—The usual v bill ot entertainment will be patrons o1 this Louse next wee AT ATHLETIC PALk, to-morrow evening, at 8:15 p.in., there will be an extensive and varled display of fireworks under the direction of Mr. Juines Pain,of London and Coney Island, In case of rain the exhibition will be postponed to the dirst tair evening. — Exeursion« and Pienies To-morrow. The steamer Thompson will make two trips to Giymout, jeaving her whart ata. m. and 3.p.10.—The vorcoran will go down to Mt. twice, at 10 a, m. and 3:30 p. m.—The cht Excelsior will go to Great Fails and Seuced, leaving her dock. corner High and Sandi streets, at 8 a, m.—Tne Union Veteran ‘orps, Old Guard, will hold a reunion eat. und funly pienié at the Schuetzen Park ih the akernoon and eveniug.—The Virginia Mid- land ralitoad will run a special fourth of Jul excursion to Luray, leaving Alexan mand fetioniag at 1p. m. eB. a will run an exeursion to Harper's 1 Byrne's Island, leaving the di : ner Arrow: rth of July excursion to Colonial fins her wharf at 8300. m.—A pic- ef to-morrow on. the College villa grounds fur the beuefit of St. Anns churel farted provided tor’ tue fenleytown.—The Mary Washington goes t | His, leaving her wharfat 9 a, m.— The Exceisior Likes two exegrsions to Muraball Hall, at 9 a. wn. and 2 p.m" —The Lady of the Lake starts for Norfolk at 5:30 this evening, re- turning Monday morning.—The Waugh M. E. Sunday school Will have an exeursion to Was! ington Grove w-morrow.—The swift steamer Arinenia will make a special trip to Lower Cedar Point v-morrow, leaving ber wharl at 9 a. m., and returning at9 p. m, oe Ovcoquan Fi Property SaLe—The trustees of the Louse Home have sold to Frederick Koones the brown Ye C street, for $13,750, Wyllys Hodges and others have sold to George G house No. 921 I street, for $10,000. y G. Dulaney, jr, bas sold to Henry FE. for $6,750, @ lot on the south side of Mussuchuseits avenue, near 18th street, Jolin F. Hanna and W. S. Cox, trustees, have ‘sold to Jane Lyneh, for $10,477.75, the property on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue east of 6ib street, and an individual moiety in the property ut the southwest corner of Delaware avenue and D street northeast. CATTLE MARKET.—Held Sree Wednesday at Queenstown, on the Metropolitan branch B. andO. R. R., three miles from the city, L. D. poans, proyrictor. 95 head ofcattle-on the mar. etand sold. to 54, ly to Sky; fair, 5 tod; medium, de to ordinary ob 4g? 1,128 old sheep and lanibs: "81 1,164 sold {0 butchers; balance left over. Old sheep sold from 3 tod Lambs, 4 to 6%. Cows and calves seiling from $25 to $55 perhead. Veal calves brought from 5 to per pound, State of the market brisk for cattle and lambs, Dull for old sheep. Sug DRANK SEVERAL HUNDRED WHISKIES AND BEERs.—To-day in the Police Court, George Cooper, an old colored man, was placed on trial charged with keeping an uulicensed bar at 203 12th street northwest, Mr. Padgett Pppeaced, for the District, and Col. Cook for the defendant, BT. Lawson, driver of a ple wagon, testified 16 buying Hquor in the defendanvs place. Mrs, Lawson testified that she had drank several hundred “beers” and “whiskies” in Cooper's ce, The defendant denied the charge, and court dismissed the cuse. Anxsocoracy Pore ROYAL POVVDER. ‘This Powder mever varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be soldin competition with the multitade of low testa, short weight, alamor phosphate powders SoLD ONLY ms cama Boral ‘Baxnre RowDan Co. 106 Wall etre, M. ¥, aps wed the $70, the entire | West's | ded | popular and | The Oldest Inhabitants’ Association. The Association of the Oldest Inhabitants will to-morrow, in accordance with their cus- tom, observe the day by a public meeting at thetr rooms, Corcoran building, at 12 o'clock. Mr. John Marbury will be the orator of the day, and Mr. J. Goldsborough Bru will read the Declaration of Independence, It is expected that other addresses will be made, and short speeches from the members and others will be interspersed with the other exercises, "A large attendance is expected on the part of the mem- rs, a Mr. Johns Arrested. A FELLOW-LAWYER CHARGES HIM WITH CRIMINAL LIBEL, Mr. John Johns, attorney-at-law, of this city, was arrested yesterday at Towson, Md;, on a charge of criminal libel, on a warrant of Mr. F, ‘W. Brune, of the firm of Brown & Brune, attor= neysof Baltimore. He waived # hearing, and was recognized by Justice Miller to answer the charge before the grand jury of Baitimore city. ‘The Baltimore Sun says: “The trouble gr out of papers filed in the Johns will ease a week ago ut Towson, charging that a certain deed, by virtue of which Mr. Johns claimed the propert did not set forth the true state of tuets, am was fraudulent in the eyesof the law. This tired Mr. Johns, as he inferred his wife, uimselt und others were charged with fraud. “When released, Mr. J ingion. The property now in dispute amounts to About $50,000, the previous suit havin been gaiued by the heirsatlaw, by which $40,000 Were relieved irom litigation, ‘Tae will how disputed was made in TS66, dnd left the bulk of the property to Miss Betiy Merryman, school girl. Mr. Johns is hot men the will, ut is understo interest’of ail the devis Mr. Yellott, a colleague oi Mr. Brune, recetyed what be contidered to be a challenge fom Mr, Johns, but the latter stated that it was not so intended, ana not further will be done. oes Affairs in West Wash Wonk Dove on THE ToNN 6 iollow! isa statement showing the number of feet cavated in the diffrent headings of the W: Ington aqueduet tunnel: From Foundry branch , West heading, 2,100 tet; east heading, neK creck shat, east heading, 7 feet; west heading, 2.265. fe 7 in. Md to have bought the jain avenue shaft, west’ headin ety t Howar ty + West, 1134 feet, t nnecting shait, east Neadins ‘has been exca- vated as far as needed, 207 te CATTLE MARK vers Rest, D.C. yenterds best, 5 to 5; con te live sstock at Drow as reported by Tavenuer as follows: 15 eatile up and Shy god at d to yumon at Sup and sol ne to quility; sheep, vid, Dest Hy tod. Ten cows and. © S15, Market brisk, 5, the market lor the sat ill be on Monday, NOTES —The reeular monthly meetin | Fourteenth Building wsociation w night at Goddard hull Colambiie boat | club gave one of theire jovable hops bet night in i | at their elub Louse toa uumber of invited Kuests, VEMPERATURE AND © or WATER 1. Fails, elving Pesery rain 2, 10, SOntH voir, lem uie-houns, tes in the Lo Wat lexandrias tase ove spi Hiimere, where Une“ ay the’ Monumental | to Bu W WIHT Gake part in the stile re humbers of citizens wil Springs and spend the diy vu) Potomae Lodge of Odd Felioas., feursions to Luray and dow doubtless attract and wilh young folks 1 will tothe minor two years, ssiciins of S100 clerk the poor, each of whem ree a8 Works, S1UU; overseer Of the poor, S100; Keeper Of town cles, S100; eily surveyer, S50; caplain of poiice, lienieiuat of police wid ie teen policemen, board of tire wardetisand board Of healt Deari.—Mrs Wi wite of | President Wh: wate any, died at 4 o'clock jay aiternoon, She was a | lady highly este bY Inauy iienus. Her | desth wis not unexpected, as she has been til torsome Sores | the handsome residence and spacious of Mr. An‘bony McLean, on Alfred sie | The mayors court. ander Mayor Smoot, will nUnwe to be opened at 12 an, daly eco it Sundays—The Relies Hook at nd wild pany meets to-nig.at, wera the improvement ot their apparatus, by Of an appropriation to be ot mt Tned tr city council 1 W. B. Cors: tary "Institute, to | Lieut. Corse graduated at tie instiine, the other Aiexuudiians stood hig classes. —The Old Dominion ¢ | here this evening tor Frederickspur part in the regatta there toanorrow, James E, Backwell, AWK. Burke, M. 1b Peery, ELA. Lau bert, und ALA. Gregory male up tie ere | Cericura. | UNIVERSALLY COMMENDED BY PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS EVERYWHERE. We have obtained satist of the CUT. URA Re: and recommend t ctory results from the use EDLES in our own fimily, y other remedies tor The demand for them ows, Drugzists, Latrobe, Pa, grows us their merlis become MACMILLAN & Your CUTICURA REMEDIES sell well, especially the CUTICURA SOAP, I sell moreCUTiCULLA than ofany other three Kinds of skin medicines { carry, and the CUTICURA SOAP sels to my best class of customers. My lady customers wi.t bay ni othe JLB. SAMUEL, Draggist, Danville Ky. Our opinionson the subject of the: EDIES ure formed frum the expression= of our cus tomers, to deta. which would be i write a volume, ‘Whey sell more reudily than aay other b.ood rei BARNALY S PHARMA 726 Fulton st,, Brooklyn, UTICURA RED Your CUTICURA RESOLVENT is a staple witb us, and never have [known of a singiv in: Waere it did nol vive entire sutis.action. Your | LURK \ SUAP speaks for itself, and those using itouce willtake no other. B, GUTLEM Your CUTICURA SOAP can't be beat We have | Deen handling your CUTICURA REMIDIES for se erat years, . nd would not be without them under any consideration. DRC. P. JULSON & BKO. Alvarado, Tex. I have found your CUTICURA REMEDIES to ex. cel any like preparations, A.G. MILLER, Droggist, Puiladelpuia, Pa, Corrcuna, the great Skin Cure, Curicuna Soar, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, aud CoTicuRa Reso venr, the new Plood Puritier are soli everywhere. | Price: Curicena, 50c: Soar, 2565 WESOLVENT, SL. Prepared by the Porrmn Duva aNp CuguicaL Con Boston, Muss, Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases’ FULL OF ACHES AND PAINS which no human Skil] seems able to alleviate. is the coudition o: thou- and wonderful antidote to pain and intlammation, t CUTICURA PLASTER. No ache or puin or bruise or strain, or cough or cold, or muscular weakness, bit yields to its speedy, all-powerful, and never-fulling pain-ulleviating properties, At drogzists, 26c.; five for $1. mailed free, Porren Davo axp CusaucaL jy Co., Boston. ‘gree 'T'uousaxn, 8,000 YARDS OF BEAUTIFUL BROCADE DRESS GOODS, ‘Oheap at 25c., Reduced to 1240, BEAUTIFUL FIGURED BATISTE, very fine quality, new styles; regular price 18c., reduced to aye. Sands who as yet know nothing of that recent, west | Men's a Closin; AUR passed, city hus returned to Wash- | dium superio: Gent’s Chai New W: Machines for rent tring stock at cloth aud sillc how mended by cides, Sold CITY ITEMS. Hats for Fourth of July. Pearl and Drab Sti? Hats, reduced prices. New style Mackinaws,” $1, $1.2 ind Bors’ “ Sumbos,” 25, 50, out Children’s Straw Huts at eos! €. Lewis’, 920 Corner 7th and D, the only. One-price but and yeut’s farnisiing store in the a Frank, Jeweler ana Optician, 457 Pennsylvania avenue. ins and Charms, $2 to $10, Ladies will please enlt early mornings to avoid the great rush In the afternoon while 5 1, Young's, 736 7th sti Bicycle Stockings from 50c.Up, | at Auerbach’s bieye Cholera, Diptttheria, Fevers, Matar; prevente by the use of Reod © Caruri idyy (di ingectant), blie Health wieetants and r | m,ws4t5 sz F | S83 Per G nArt Bott! Rye Whisk, Id for the Belmont Orders | ing and Tones. | I Was Cured of Kid by mn July 4h—D. Fishing. Koaad tr ney Complaint $1.50. th st. bet. Land K nw. N. B—Large stock Traveling Tranks, cheap. 2 painekinaw late are” again the style. nes $1, $1.20 and $1.45 are not to be sur jeox and Gibb’s and Automatic 31 per week, or $3 per month, at Auerbach's sewing machine rooms, 7th and H AAssociat io: end for pap uiton st, N.Y. anelng, Sees | wu S TH trip will ve pleasant rip wil ve pleasant. NICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC | MALL ST AM, RS Ns lan tiresome. Starsball Hall ‘om the che, and on the lare si. oh soap bee Hots of time at the Keo dance, 8 isi, babe e., 9, 1 Stuul gd there. Meet me at 7th st. wharf 9 a.m. or 2pm strictly Commencing St st except Mond: tars 9330 pan. Round trip 50 cis, M. tT rapeuen shirt depot, 7th and H. 1 | DAY. TUESDAY and FRIDAY, Fur Hi hse id tri He I, | teruute days For intol eK S SO- | and J. M. WATERS, Lud7 Hii Recome | “jeu5-ase" a0) (DIAPED germl- ike are | and ERIDAYS, whari je, No. 1 | mone AR PC 4 “The pops en Ste Sein aiid by the use of Dr. David Kennedy orite Fi Be. H.W. Gimstead, Proot Indianapolis | “For fursher inforn eo | and corporations apps Xo excursion Tuesday. et EXCL LSIOR wi the season to tie agov' ent for BUI L | DAYS and SATURDAYS: ‘ Appiyto G. W-BAULR, Whar, 100% GIAPEL POIs By HOURS AT THE BEACH. DAY, Sane 28, the STEAMER GEO. LAW Will leave datiy from steamer Georse Leary's wharf, ysand Fridays, 880 ami. sbarp als 2 Prof. sclrveder’s Orenestra, 7th, BRIDE. ‘amation apply at 0: POINT — ORGANIZ ATIO: “a DAYS, ISNONDASS Watering Place of Washingto: er ANMENEA, aguusiecut ste Fare ove. 10 to SHE , W. BAUER, Owner. 19 St George a re the Point 50 cts polnise wis her Ww did Canal, at Socluck # Hoat can be chartered v AN THU lane. on atd chariers to societies S, . consumption, CORAN. impaired nuteition and general devitit cussion tod Fon. pleasant to take, Prescribed. by Wharf, at WOU OL sth street, at 10 | clans! Sold by “Druscists, Large bottles ralug at 1 and Spt. Manutactured by W. 5. Thoruton, corner Bale the Hath | Uiuore and Harrison sucels, Baltimore, Md. mu Wt IS85 excunsiox season LS85 Limited to 300 persons. arcive ut ISLAXD, sh | W. & 0, W. R.E. Exenrsion to Belmont Park Jaty 4th. Road trip 3 ox THE s = ate + BALTIMORE & O10 RR. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. ee) = aie Sees EVERY MONDAY, commencing June 22, to Lil, 8 Brewis sume Ht. Bark, on the Round trip rate, $1.50. Ete mowtine, Swing | Leave Washington at 8 am Keturnin; Ta Grand Couvert tor | 30 v.tn EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, Commencing fence at 2pm, ie | June 23,t0 DOLLARS HAVE BEN RY AND BYRNES t ) bet resurtu. tae | ‘On the Potomac. t 5 ss . os GLYMONT EVERY SATURDAY 9 AM, RE / Ma is HAG UE aT Ga AND 1URNING AY 6 P.M. Mooi + largest steauier soutle s OF Sew York, did thu tao eas toue | SUNDAY, AFTERNOON EX: t eat L It] excision’ tips EVERY SUS ,.teactMie aS pean. Dur rovi LY | Sey eae ar a Uestties show! Un boa. SOUNE ARNO 01 Ae OF easter tor Marshals Hall, Glymont and | ‘The Commodions Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, Capt. | _ 3 Pe SSN DAIS 38 L. Blake, | Jx BEPCOORAND EXON ties will makeTw: "Leip co thisgreat , Pas PUN Woe F VERY ody MECCA OF AMERICA, ih Minds. Thursday and wT leave her wharh, fot of 7th street at 10. wediniuer Htisoris and River ecoregion d0 pt, Returning to Washington ee aan bane aot Foulid Up, $1; to all other points, 50e% | pack py WS a HEY DEW = CUTY “OF AL NL ve hourly tor Al DAM AND? PM fdr, Van, fe TD pan, every day: 12 it Steamer LxGelsior to Marshall | tuiuen ou the 4 AL orn strerts at Su 1 th for atrip TPMIE UNION Vie REU! WASHID July 4, 1885, .\PTERNOON AND DANCING, PRIZE SHOOTIN: MiATARY, HOWLING, Admis-io «. Chile DAY OF GENUINE PLEASU joyme on the Exeulior, Bx rae This tr NION CAMP F1E at orn cel, A Exeur TEAMER JOHN W, THOMPSON, va “i WO TRIPS, 1. GLYMOS ON FOURTH NECA. ‘The steam pucl hr duck. corner H dock <. aep for th Falls, ound Ren) Will ey hist. wharf on th uly saatid Gt oe hy mornin slice teamer CeLStor to Marshell Had. Sauin. and ERAN cou WILL HOLD A AND at THE (Seventh street 14 years and under) free. ‘ante: tas all Who gu Lo, HALL WALL, duiy 4b, oma Mat ON SATURDAY JULY 4TH, Hiway’ Will ran a Special Ex- dria to the 1 Resort om the Potomac. _1t tai aly Ve pi. ces .p, 00 cents 1 or afternoon of iTON SCHEUTZEN PARK, wonderful Lu- Wach ngtou 10:05 aa, Lefler's | EVERY WEDNESS ticket alls for tin eh fe antwtal fy We the cool “EX. canal murnhig at 10 oe eeuts for rou Hail. Children Ay NUAY,to LURAY CAVERNS, A, AND EVERY Round trip rate, celurnipg, arrive at bsolute order d OTHER $3.50. ‘or M TEL ROYAL, First Season f pyinted titel. a F CAKE, of ol initio ware tga ( CEAN GROVE, OPEN JUN: Most beautiful resort Bourt ss to $10 Steamer Geo. L sea" in" | (9s aoe ‘ipwillleave Alexandria at 7:35 a.m., allow aud returning, reach AleX- | “fexirotte tocaitin ant ‘ke.s, including admission to the cave; _ iris | Thisw 2 | aweacnt, week. nd aud Orehesira. UMMER_ RESORTS P.O. depot, £1 TO NOV.L in Maryland. complet ¢.C, LEFTE! KEI © touking it Roand trip cents, open dULY | gglius wal be the to Liray on july | TOCKTON,, 4th. t {yyan ab Toe am IW. “alti, ofeourse, on the Palace Steamer 4 uly 4th a Adress (tte 9am.and2 p.m _je29-2m cid Gs 7 ATER GAP HOU | Grasp Excvrsiox Westies years, 00. ire Ges allvtown. iy L-3e STEAMER ARROW Music and Dancin To THLE POTOMAG, JULY 4TH, via Bando, Leave Washington 8:50 a, m, Round trip rate, $1, Children between 5 and 12 cents, Positively limited to 500 Bathing and Fishing, Sw! fre 'S FERRY AND BYNES ISLAND IN mont 3e-9dn 5D ae Sa Wil! open dune 10, 188 e210 Wa 1 Rehoboth Beach, De DS Di1.8 W. Rr A baithial and brautitut i Fin sehr ours trom Pht Tailrond. L.W. BRODHAD, Proprictor, Ser ALTER tables, drives. “MARINE VILLA, D the heaeh, foot of Flechor Lake Bathing, boating, G2 GD. WEL, Loe NG THe pres pre NI‘ re &cn, nY € LEPTER, STROPOLITAN Park, Mi ings and TOTES electric ight; table haps every > 3 ‘ule Park. eee ten in the park: good beds: ‘ ieee palntlainbe es onsurpassed: sanitary arraycemeuts perfect: largé DATH OF JULY EXCURSION. founds: music. “For eireulars und terns OF CIR: EOCOVIES € SOS) Proprictors ITH TO COLONIAL BEACH. SHURY PARK, N. 7, ory $20 A. M. newest aud one of the lar est und best ee Hotels. bi the Park. eles: 2 BACK TO SEF FIREWORKS, Uronghouts deltcuttulty sit Fe yards of surf, accommodate ete Ano Se Bata, S51-3t_ | {ig male engued for season 1D PICNIC JULY 47H, day evening: the Gth season of proprietor nic will be ie d JULY 4H on the College | ‘Transient rates, 92 to gS per ‘Adinissio XN ESSKS PISTORIO & PROCTORS SATURDAY EVENING EXCURSIONS WILL BE CONTINUKD DURING THESEASON, (hy special request SATURDAY, JULY 4th, '85),on the Stcainer MARY WASRINGTON, ids for the Benefit of St. Ann'sChurch, 1 2 cenis. “Meals and. relresh- furnished. Dancing to commence ats o'clock. Jez9-0* my2sm Harnegat bay bvcel hops. “Popular rates. ‘Neur lakes, Mananquatt Heat hing, tine o°e (Gel3-La} ne arene JL. MAW! WW. Send for cirealars: Cit PEMBERTON. ja tractions, CRAWFORD. oe a JULY 4 80 MILES F NT PLEASANT. NJ. THE ONLY POI Shouse on the beach. 60 feet from the bath- Mig erounds, Joist couutry and sew side at. Hoating, fishing and crabbing. vont jei3-1m” OF WATERING-PLACES Care MAY, Is reached by the | WEST JERSEY RAILROAD | ~ } TWo HOURS FROM PHTLADELPHTA. FAST EXPRESS TRAINS, with Parlor Cars at- Ss arn a, the NEW AD STReEt 1 CORNER 28TH #YREET AND eRe Barns ds) qnovernsnul bie MINUTES, | CAMDEN & ATLANTIC RATLROAD “a0 a r tickets, Information, NOLTHEAS *: DAD, 4 SeanTic CITY, EXPRESS TRAINS RVN WITHOUT NINETY From St ton Foot of Vine Street, WPT JER | Fron Station Fo Accessible trom Washingt of the EV RAULE Mark: ny the DAD, ct. gh trains | BALDOR: © POTOMAC RAILROAD. thie NEW GROAT NI ERCT STATION ofthe PENSSVIVANIA RAILOAD, at PHILA DT Ee BINA. Strat tare wilt convey peaenaene dint to the West derses Raliroad” Statin. "Calon “Wooster Cochien to the sation of tive Camden & Atuntie Ral bazgas checks, and full in 3. WOU, Geueral Pwenger Agen. 1s. P[Ohee mare: TONG BK. OPENS UN Special rates to fumities >1m JOTLN W. STOKES, Propnetor. ULEMAN I Sk, ASHCRY park. wo a @ aye ‘The Leading Hotel of tis Seaie Resort, will open ‘enth Season, Ju 1e Lath, INNS. She JeOsGw Grray y TEM AN, The Het SOSPEH Wiis de BURY PARK, NJ. 100 yards R1e: vit HRENSWICK. = aecL LEAN, ir oprctor, Masri a , Altoona: law, in NIA REACH HOTEL VEN FOR GULSTS MAY Ata 6 ave, Washitigton, D.C. PSATLANTICCUD Kets | 4 TLANTICCITY, %. {2 MASSte THE LARGEST WoL | OPEN ALL THE YT uae Rooms <inrle and Seo berm 1z and § myntiors Strainer Thompe Mondays, Wednesd sys and Gr Sade Sunday wi 4 Patt MOORE, Prop: mua imrmiohed sph HAS Gi fhEOS, Tots cH, MAINE Srmtuer Beware Hows hs diesels tt) ale mt art MEN & PR saree | ORS HUTRE AND, statin ruscer, MU oreonaratown, Mae Is now ‘open for | Stinmer (cee Were, S1Su" pers days @ 5 mi; Chabtren ‘und meres ie SBURY BARK, 54.4.4 ; ppointments, cubine, s ar Seasile re if E y. Seaside, Park, N. Jelt-im ATWO at HOUSE, OCEAN REACH, 3 SS A tirstciuss timily house, directs’ on the beach F tt ug and erably ng. Laree rooms nud wide porches, EL. GAisO TU. Jezel NTATIN | ihifally eituate fect. Favoriie resort 10: and Trout fishin MRS. MALON. Hay Fever ing ddr 8 bore ASBURY PARK.N. J, iu avenae, Hear the beach, Lakes Targe rooms, sp: Miss SHAFFER. jee Sot PH: BERK LY, ShASipe AN 4.8. J—Located witidy 100 surds ofthe ocean, ning, ol athing ob Uke cous. send a ATWOO). [oret Alans -ANTIC CITY, Flegantly furnished and cos meus Wilhopen JUNL plete in all tts Spposet % & SIFGRIST, Proprietors lth nis. pout get bere: seers E nig ead es 3 per day, gad . Piney Point, 207 7th wt. nw. A. ig Ottice. jeXs-im bailing. St Mary’ rN ferences: Schiuedite € fro, J. Bonadsou, Govermuent Pris: EY Po NT HOTEL, MD. miles from Washington, "Ba > tor gaests June 20th For terms, be moderate, apply to Hotel, WASH. B WIL.LIAMS, Tui and Ds AN Shave. Be J.,0N two bi 3 perfect drain 4 Nh fie: water from artesian well: sirietly “Beet. chs, Adiress Tit CARROLLUON, — J613<3m' j Sh | (BPS ISLAND, REOPENED FOR THE RE. | Creition of visitors. Splendid Hathing, Fists and Shine Sheba. Passengers for | Csbb's Tsland wii take the Cape Charles, a daily @A9 Steuer inom Norfolk. wt 10 a.m., or fron: Jed Old Point at 1940 a tb: Passigcre will bad ears ou ue su-tmet to Cheriton station where hacks “fur Seieside will t woek, S12; per mouth, $40. Address J.T. tor, lay View B’O., Cobb's inland, Va, them, Terms, per day, 82: SBURY PARK, N. J—THE VICTORIA FAM ily House, near ocean. Accommodation | GIERANDOATL ALUM SPRINGS, |r doa counts, Va. Variety of mineral Star OMe oe ae my 36-208 7, ERSITT HOUSE, Dia. w. COLT | NEW YORK corre, (P= THAvwone. ATLANTIC CITY, &. 3. Situated within 100, of the beach. an, pnotmracted view Only par enger ele | | | Ke | The YRESSON SPRINGS, PENNA. MAIN LINK PEXNA. RATLROAD, ‘On top of Alleebeny Mountains. MOUNTAIN HOUSE Wal open th ‘rain! Sleeping Cars from all polmts east and For cirenlaon eben padre, Sy Leste WAL HE DREN LAM, Supt, Cremom, Pa, TTY, CORNER Mi IKOROUITAS, ATL ANT! ‘Auntie and Ae ( Mam) war seo. atnd"Atlafio™ wa ne "rate é any eR MCLERS Pre TLANTIC a7¥, VERMONT HOUSE SG ‘arean wows rosé pases @ ~~ M. E COMPTON: tT. KINDO HOUSE MOOSEMEAD LAKE, MAINE, AY The iavorite resort for sportsmen, tourists fod lovalds Hay fever unknown Foreir Colne wade A. DONNON, Manager, a, gbove, or CHENBRY & 00. 146 Sinte ‘st Mae myo w ete (PE ATIATRE: SPRING TAKE REACH, CJ Ave mest chatming iooat jacana soot Se Spe taRDoos Bt otk AS Bac S1GHTH SEASON, y} HOTEL COLUM Located directly on the beach Pine bathing, @sb- ‘aud wallline Ubronchout the season. Lawn = deen ten K ware Te mn cRve Li Where Coaches fons the hotel 4.6, PHILBRICK @ ~ON__ (Pax Barowrs, dt ACH HAVEN, X. 3, | This new and elegant Motel. the best on the Avail Ccoust, Will commence Its second weanon arty in Jame, | GbO. W. KITTELLE, Proprietor jezuu.th.s lm ST-ta.theaIGe T NITED STATES Wot ry Ming Hotel, Excellent Caigine. Superb Ay rlecists Bells, Fire Lecape, & . Prop. W WHFENEY, ange, —. fim sibs bea Surf batting uneuEpaNed, Hot malt water atin & specalty. “One hour's ride from New Vurk: frequent tet ti SOUTHGATE, MURRAY & WILKINSON, Prope. THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE Jexandria Bay, st Lax. River, work $2 S28. No moxquitoes pertect drainage, hoube Oest i AT Bropetetor. my 1utueOe Sons HALL NI May. AP Ase fence rH rep sk Chron jure wide spared to keep apt Tepalaliog of previgis seasons, Pawsenge Fidtee belis in ewch foom. Pie tia cach Noor: more} ania orchestra, of New York, of Prot. Juyee. d tinting. Two nal ee iron a ‘aired Ohio rail ay’ Pe\ TON, inte of Natural Bridge. or JX. WOODWARD, late OF Orkiey Springs, Manager, {Beat Ahlan ATANIIC City, THE “BRIGHTON” ATLANTIC CITY. | OPEN ALL THE YRAR vote F. W. HEMSLEY @ 80N._ RYE BEACH, N. #., | UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, | Oren SATURDAY, JUNE 20rn. Located on an Wes ation commanding a fine view of the vowan The | poe saier ond perfect dra insure an entire: abe sence af mud rie fanuily hotel; firet- a r§ respect, anid furnished thy meen ta Jpros-aments’ ond bowing and fating. aod elighttl tne We CARTER, } Props tetra. <W0OD_HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W, méthim Misc. 5 MAYO, | Le % Nee 8k. Laven proprietress, | opens Nay Gout 1200 fect nbove tides 30 | beet 6 the rivers BO malaria or Mosqut- | sciieaScoud felinc ‘apetungt Rov: Su: @tper mest | Seiiea*coud tinting ‘apetandt Rov. Sur GS por 9 eck aen ae seenee er = Some san rane bg iy to. 60, W. PAULLIN, Proprietor Ww INDSOR: ROUS | For terms, &e., apply | seein some. room ¢ the'vear. "Rates, 62 per day’ mean THES ASBURY PARK. N. 3 — Cceatt end. of Wesley hae: five ocea views famille hnow: sanitary arrangements periect; aruedan Water. FUt-clas table. é. my tdi Sits Te OCEAN APE MAY. S.J. fall the Foursnewr, tirst-claw. Corre, THHO. MURLLERS CQ" PONT coMPoRT, VIRGINIA NGEIA HOTEL, WPA THOM PORT Me SITUATED ‘Open all the Hejual to any ings pretaresy ‘App Hachiing, beat c Bet proprietor ME WEST MINSTER. ana hl PARK, N. J. si ee eine roa, wma 9 ah ied; ail saodere leaprovemats ijn & INZARD, Proprietor. SLLPTOS HOUSE ABAUNY PARK ST Howe anita nicated santo AS PPUE WAVERLY. ATLANTICCITY, N3_—OPES al! the year, ‘Hot and Votlis iu the house. "All the © clans Wutel. cach meets YOUN Mie Mus. J, BRYAN MANY SPRINGS, Va. ow vst popuiiar snd fasiionable nt THE pon tor tie roc © dations are frat. omitor: to both invalid is’ commodious and. sup- th every Tevaidte Hmprgveanent, tucluditg erap Sadar thea walks i giretlou. round. Ing sew . yy aris wabering-jimce Vineima A '2oud very te attached to the esatll de ment. A ine brass aod string band of mounic bas bee chased. “Terme, 840 and Ke. per month, Pam Thiets ‘cont.tuing full dows | Witt certificates “of sume uf the remarkable cures | @osp psis and other chronic diseases, will be fur histed on application at PES, NOLO 'F a. nw. Wi > jedi trie a: CALHUUS: Bropeetor, HOLLY BREACH, Seas ieaaee reel ged gpa yd Mile : ‘Terms, Shand 810 per week. Houly Beach, N. J. 5 : YHALYBEATE SPRINGS HOTEL, “TRAS <burg. Va Good board and some eee did air: charming scenery and dit: Ub Sao Oso” Bor "Gresiare” = adires AP. MCLN Jel0-2w FU CREELATANETTE CAPE M. PEAS RATCEUAY JUNE 4) fo ‘OPENS SATU! “JUN 4 Hewutitully: directly the, tron pler. = perfect. Fe HILDE, ‘ON Fire escapes and a1 per day. ASBURY PARK, N. fall ocean view: ri SBURY PA N.J. BONNY ASoteit cis one hook Wot setae ge 3 Gret-cluss board and accomiods- fobs; qu0d table; peur botand cold malt waie: baths. ary 2OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BaTSR, GRAND OES for eighty. Table good. Accomodations com: valor, Sure reel from ayepepaa ant NAVY BLUE FIGURED SATTEENS, worth | po o-cOQUAS FALIS ON Be ‘Sewerage aud drainage perfect 1 se jarin: “boseutal secant om ee eerie ny Osu A OS Rae Die ene arn fae See, | Hatin wt meer Mace ame ed ¥RUIT OF THE LOOM (yard wide) EXCELLENT | special excursion to Oecoquan Falls ou theabove date, ) September. Fourth season. S KEMPE. jeysm | Wwe My nema QUALITY COTTON, 8c. Tegving ler whact at an. returning at $3) pum. HE “CHALFOSTE” ATLANTIC GUY. Nd, | aAPE MAY CTY ®. BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, cheap at §1, re-| Pvtively no improper parties allowed me soard, St eh ciate arte” | Cites pe rgd gig ey le pre ens ee, mania iuyi93m" ELISHA ROBERTS € 80N.J2BEL | Fook’ occur vide "Open Sl ie yee COLORED SILKS, oie. Manager. | (\OLTONS SUMMER BSUet. meen » x ‘Open June 20.b. Terms §1.25 per day. RENEY SPRINGS, NUN'S VEILING, 180. R. J. COLTON, Proj . B Qe Sars ANDOAH COUNTY, VA. Black CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50, eC a oer sonym | 282m Milestown! St. county, ae . PRS Y ERC E LS WEG. MARSHALL HALLM ‘AKE HOUSE, OEEE SOR eee roe oe waLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, cash MARSHALL HALL! ‘Spring leks Bee etmodiinns wane s Feduced to 6Uc. HALL HALL Ona deeeain mysntm ed Greatest variety of medicinal waters of any NUN'S VEILING, witie, double width, pure Wool, . STEAMER EXCEISION ZOU ERG OTE si ct Tipe egy een (Cream, Pink, Blue and Black, 37ixc. i 9a m.and2p.m. C6; Westmoreland County. vis we Remnants at half-price.’ Remnants of SILKS, WILL BE OPEN JUNIE nd game in immediate DRESY GOODS and LAWNS, at half price, ‘Tickets, 50 cents: children, 25 cents, Se277t BP WICkEY. MANAGER, nearest Waterin: piace to —" JOXCURSION JULY atu TO t Bathing, Boathie Fishing four hgury’ Fite ca the B. ad CARTERS, A le ps RO Ed New 1 ew + RNA ETE RGROO | woah ee Ther 71 MARKET SPACE, ‘Tickets to be hind oF C. Foureell, Bookseller, 418 PATI OE BOARD FORJUNI Setositper weeks a Near 7th Oth stn a, Jade Mahoney, 518 Be, ave. ae 4. W. | 20 Oks tenager WwW | Rane ete Steen Soden MASS QP | eau aed meet tna SU byre, 505 K. Capitol st? Rev. RN, Bact D,D., god | Fevurt will be sustained, and that the; of HEAT Baxmwe Pownzr Ret ne 27423 ptt rey the first ae — rpae, ER ARMENIA ,WILL MAKE A | Company at 1321 F ‘Dorthwest_ Speci drip on SATURDAY, aULY 4,19, ENOVO. . 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