Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1885, Page 8

DAVEE tate, “WASHINGTON, LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFricr oF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasuixerox, D 8, 1885, 11 alm. ror the mid tie states, local rains, tohiowed ts winds shitting to therly, st are. Por Sanday. are indicated for New Enils je Atlantic states, aperature, with nearly stationar ut marble-top bed- oth Parlor suit one mer price ©. nut bure ch; imita- toss Ine Wa. H. Dow's, 311 7th st. now. fra wines for yixn Port, sherry and Mad ae ler's, O11 7th medical purposes, at Chr. Xan Street northwest." : HTNING Rops and Electric Work. J. H. 19 12th street northwest. ta —Hats made by the Cooperative Hat company, No. 1, Soutl Norwalk, Conn.,are for sale at Frane’s, corner th and b. 19 D st. n. w., Buys on thing. Note by mal Gents’ Secénd-t promptly attended to, iz Fink Protos, Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave, So-cALLED Cleveland fluid, 5 gallons for $1. Genuine Danforth, $1.10, delivered. W. 8. Jenks & Co., 717 7th stre Canper’s lifesize Photographs are having a rapid sate, being considered far superior to any ¢rayon, and much cheaper. 419 9th street n.w. Sreakise Tunes. J. H.K OxneR your lee Cream at Keisingers, at 285 Gst nw. a .st Stock of spring heels in the city, fram Sock up, % Strusburger, No. 906 7ih Bt, 4 doors above I FUSSELL’s Ick CREAM shipped anywhere out eftown; 1427 New York avenue. Lapis’ Coracoa Krp Boots, oe Coe net well made.” Qur price, 2-185 wor HLING, B5.5a. Z. Strasburger, No. ‘tin st., 4 doors above I. i os Inon SaFes repaired. J. H. KUEHLING. chasing your winter fuel consult oaradeerhecmicht ait save money. Henry A. Clarke & 3B st. now. until youhaveseen Dow’ bay Cr ture Carder’s lite-ss los, at 419 9th street n.w. Do Nor For ibraith chapel, on 6th street, between Land M northwest to-morrow SCM afternoon. Witte waiting si cor. Bay CITY AND DI Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:30 p. m. tinguished a 2.1. Win. Johnse ‘d, was put in the dock of the Poilee Court to-day for threats to W ‘nd his persona! bonds were taken, ngs between the parties we E dered in the day's of the Bowenand Emery cam- ign in this city. PiSee notice of Sunday exeursion of W. W. Cor- coran. x A union camp-meeting of Sharp Street M. E. Charen, of Baltimore; Evenezer, John Wesley and Central churches, of this city and Asbury, of Annapolis, began at Irving Park, on the and 0. railroad, yesterday. sate Brooks’ Latest Adventure. BE MAK OF HIS JAILER REGAIN: PERIOD. Wm. B. Brooks, who was arrested on the 4th ot July last in Laurel, Md., through Detectives Mattingley and Edelin, and who figured e tensively in the newspapers as a “Fra Diavolo, hhas since then languished in the jail to which he was committed on a charge of horse-stealing and burglary. Last Thursday nizht about 12 O'clock he sueceeded in breaking out from jail, Dut was recaptured before he had got far awa; About the time named Mr. Charles Gill, jailer, was going his rounds, and Brooks re- ‘quested him to put in his window, as it was getting cold. Mr. Gill therefore opened the cell, and while raising the sash to put it in piace Brooks jumped out of the door and shut Gill Inside. It seems that Brooks had loosened one Of bis leg irons so that he could easily remove it. ‘Brooks went from his cell to the offiee and Secured a satchel containing a new sult of clothes sent him about a week before and a double-barreled gun. He then went into the yard and broke a plank off the fence and escaped to the outer world. Mr. Gill, who had bis pistol with him, fired severa! shots at the retreating form of the fugitive. The shots Attracted Mr. T. J. Frazier and some others,who ‘Went to the jail, released Mr. Gill, and started in pursuit of the fugitive. He ‘had started through an orchard towards the marsh, going through a cabbage patch, where he left the gun and satchel. The pursucrs when in the apple AND | between 17th and isth streets, which will be Some of the New Houses that are Being Ereeted in This City. ‘There is so much building now In progress in this city that there is hardly a street where some improvement {s not in progress. The feature ofthe building seems to be small houses, and there are probably more of this class being erected than any other, but, at the same time, there area number of fine private residences golng up, which will compare favorably with the beautiful structures already erected, and which are so much admired. MR. W. CORCORAN HILL'S RESIDENCE. Another fine house 1s to be added to those now erected or in course of erection on H street, for Mr. W. Corcoran Hill from the design of Mr. W, Bruce Gray, architect. The front, whieh will be composed of brick and brown stone, 4s broadly treated in the Romanesque style. A bold cireniar bay running up to the third story and surn by an iron railing of pleasing desi S an effective feature. The en- is arched over, the arch springing leapsof Romanesque detail. The cornice is treated in brick and stone, forming a very rich effect. Al windows are ot plate lass and have transom light glazed a leaded glass, which is also used In the entrance door. On the first floor is a wide ent: Stulrease, with parlor, library and dining-room, With the'usual offices. The kitchen and laun- ary are in ent, und the upper floors are used voms. The library will be Separated from the stairease hall by an oak sereen, the upper part of which will be glazed with tinted glass, and the lower designed us a Permanent book The stairease will be of attractive design, as also the mantels, which Will be of wood throughout the house, The wood finish will be of oak and p»plar. Con- tracts have been let and work will be imme- diately proceeded with MISS WURDEMANN’S IMPROVEMENT. Miss Laura L. Wurdemann has now in course of erection three three-story and basement houses, The main buildings are 20 feet wide by adepth of 35 fect, and the back buildings are 15 feet wide by 27 feet deep, two stories | and basement in height. The basement con- tains a large kitchen with pantry, store room and closets, and under the front portion of each house there is a large cellar and furnace room, The first floor has rior, library and dining room, with butler’s paniry and china closet. ‘Tie second and third stories are divided off 1m bedrooms with large closets and bath room. ‘The houses are builtof brick, with bay windows theentire height. The fronts are of selected red brick, laid in red mortar and immed with Stone; brick and galvanized iron. The cornices and gables ure also of galvanized iron and brick. The deck roofs are covered with red terra cotta tiling. The interior finish will be of poplar, partly finished in natural woods, and of Stained imitation of hard wood. There will be asy back stairs in the rear part of each Tending from the basement to the second The front stair cases will be ofa very some design. The houses will be heated steam. Tucre will be open fire places in all e rooms above the basement. The cost will about $18,000, Mr. J, Germuiller is the nee aud be architect, and Mr. John Hogan is the contrac- tor. —— CAMP ENDICOTT. ‘The National Rifles Cadets to Camp by the Potomae Side. ‘The National Rifles Cadet Corps will leave the city this evening for the encampment at Colo- nial Beach. The tents to accommodate the warriors when in repose have been erectex m the lett of the hotel. At the times wen the necessities of mibtary regula- tions compel them to eat they will go to the hotel, and the proprietor, Mr. Hickey, is ea- gaged to contribute to their enjoyment and Pi ure. With the exception of this neces- Xary and occasional relapse into the ways of peaceful civilization, the young men will lead the hard and exatting life of soldiers upon the tented field. They intend to break eampon the 18th of Augusi, and during their expect to vary the monotony of rou- lite by various diversions which will make life pleasant. Amoug other things they look forward with pleasure to visits from their friends, On the 13th instant an exet sion from this city will be given under their auspice Each day there will be a dress the Laure! Cornet band will ac- rps there wil! be plenty of musi¢ a the days and nights. | They have named their encampment “Camp Endicott” in honor of the Secretary of War, and if that of ficial should detail the general of the anmy and the adjutant general to make a visit of inspec- tion to the camp the military order and dis- cipline would doubtlessly be re irked upoa and reecive the approval of these high au- thorities. ‘The corps will leave their armory on G stréet at 4 o'clock this afternoon and proceed along G to 10th, to F, to 15th, to Pennsylvania avenue, to 7th street and thence to the wharf, where v mbark on the Lady of the Lake. Beach a warm reception will be given the corps. THE ROSTER OF THE CAMP. ‘The roster of the corps at the camp will be as follows: Lieut. Co gon, com ; to enit Domer, Capt. T. A. Tomlin- 1. L."B. Mosher, company B; Quartermater C. A, Seitz, Surgeon Geo. A. the Camp Ground—A Young Lady's Comment on Dress, Ete. Correspondence of Tur EvExIxa STAR. Jackson Grove, August 8th. The light rain which commenced falling about 8 o'clock yesterday morning gradually inereased, and, after one o'clock, it poured down in torrents. Consequently, it was deemed best to omit the regular services in the after- noon; not, however, because the campers could not walk to the tabernacle, for, except ina few spots, no water stood on the ground, but the ladice especially did not like to sit in the open tabernacle, ‘The regular prayer or experlence meet held at' o'clock in the morning was conduct by Rev. Mr. Greenfiel timore. The Preaching at 10% o'clock was by Rev. W. M. Strayer, Whose text was I Timothy, 1-13. Some 'who did thelr own cooking were incon: venieneed inthe, afternoon by the rain, and had ‘difiienlty In. both, propariag and. setting their meals. “Some of the campers in little companies xpent the afternoon in singing and others in prognosticating the weather. THE QUESTION OF TOILET. Letter writing was also the order of the day, as usual on rainy afternoons in camp. One of the young ladies wrote as follows: “The young ladies dress in simple, becoming manner, and there Is no undue display offinery. White is the favorite color, but certain pale blue sult and a pink worn by Miss R. B. have been much admired. Hats are seldom worn, except on Sunday, when the young Indies wish to look ex- tremely’ well to receive thelr elty beaux. The residents were startled a day or two since by @ Young lady decorated with hat, parasol, and Veil. “Mr. D. appears in three costumes daily— in the morning in pants, vest, and coat; iater, coat minus vest, and when the temperature Teaches the ninetles he sits sans v. sans ¢. (a0 vest, no coat), The barber on the ground has quite a trade among the young ladies. When the weather is damp it ts In vain the hair is twisted into a jozen. and it will come out straigi Then tha nioment of despair the barber Is pleadingly asked, “Please shingle my hai Itis greatly tted that there Is no regular Promenade walk here. ‘Tha country lads and enjoy the walk on the platform at the railroad during all hours of the day. When a gentleman captures a lady he is sure to carry her off to this walk. When tired they rest on the whittled bench, where the gentleman talks love and cuts away'with his knite. It 1s abso- lutely necessary that some repairing should be done here before next summer, as the young men have been unusually energetic and active in thelr labor of love and whittiIng. this season. The esthetle taste of the country belles calls forth the admiration of all the tenters. Miss G. K's taste is shown in the artistic combination of bright red with yellow bows. Miss 8. N. Jooks more striking in her favorite green and yellow, but these sweet creatures and such del- icate costumes have tied now, forlo! a mighty and continuous shower is descending, and ref- uge is sought in the tents, and the ery ascends from 500 souls— Oh, sun come forth in thy beauty, Shine down on Jackson Grove; For the ladies sigh ‘And the babies ery, ‘The oid folks sleep Aud all hearts weep ‘For you.” No meeting was held at 7o’clock last evening, but at 74g o'clock afew came out to preaching, Rev. A.D. Melvin having been appointed to condwet theservices. Itwas deemed best, how: ever, to postpone the services. AN OVERFLOW. The water in the branch near the springs overtlowed yesterday, turning the wooden bridges to the springs, a damage which can soon be repaired. The water of the springs was, however, not impaired, for it comes forth so as tokeep out the muddy water in the ‘The board of managers of the association met last evening, and organized by electing Mr. N. J.C. Dulany president, Dr. H. F. Zollickotfer treasurer, and Mr. $, D. secretary. Last night the rain continu and this morn- ing it was still falling. One of the ministers re- Kked that there was not one single cheering and those who hoped for ¢lear weather on. ay bad faith of the highest quality. ‘The mveting Was held at 7 o'clock by Rev. trayer. TO-MORROW’'S SERVICES. The services for to-morrow have been ar- ranged as follows: Preaching, 10:30 o'clock by Rev. Dr. J.J. Murray; 3:30 0'elock by Rev. W.M. Straver; 7:30 Rev. A. D. Melvin; 1:30 o'clock children’s meeting, conducted by Revs. T. E. Colbourn and 8. F. Cassin, ers A Deserted Wife. AYOUNG MAN OF TWENTY YEALSWHO MARRIED ‘A WOMAN OF FORTY. ‘Thos. Holt, a young man twenty years old, a house painter by trade, hailing from Piscata- way, Md., some three months ago came to this city for work, and while here fell in love with Margaret Gray Warren, who was about forty yearsold, Although bis friends interposed to prevent his marriage to her, they were unsuc- cessful. Holt was wedded to’ her and returned to his paternal home, taxing his wife along with him. Evidently he repented of bis baste In orchard were attracted by the clanking of the chain, and they found the fugitive seated up in an apple tree. When he was brought down it was found that he had on one leg iron, and had it tied up over the ealf of his leg’ He frankly told his captors that they ought not to blame a man for trying to get away, and said he did not intend to remain in jail till the October court. It is needless to say that the Jailer will do bis best to keep him, Zeta Amusements. ‘The closing performance of “Boccaccio,” which has been rendered with much spiritby Miss Jennie Winston and the excellent company Supporting her, will be given this evening. The ek has been, in point of attendance, the most Successful of the summer season. will, close, the operas atience” and “Merry W vin's refined minstrels will open at Ford's opera house next M evening, and hold the boards for thre The Bi ed very higily th timere perform Tae | nised is not only refined but throughout, and the Cun is je summer garden next week an attractive program will be oifered. jupplies. Army and Navy ACARD FKOM ¥ AUSTIN BROWN IN VIN- DICATION OF HIMSELF. Eprror Srar: aving been called as a itness by the court convened to try eral Smith, of the not having had a: Bentley, Commissary Chas. W spector J. M. Wright , Adjutant 8. C. Stokes, Sergeant Major W. 8. Magruder. Sergeants —W. Mi. Walker, R. Stratton, J. I. Betz, 3.8. Ashburn, A. Hart. . Cotporals—W. E. J, ‘Stephens, R. J. Ferris, J. Mitchell, W, T. Woodley, ft. Oulaban. Privatés—Edw. Allen, F, Brackett, L. Boiseau, F.W. Burnett, J. Caldwell, C. Cummins, Duly, W. Foy Harding, ’W. Hurley, Hodgkins, L. Justice, E. V. Lawrence, F.C. Lo- V. Milier, F. Mahoney, C. Sessford, J. H. Stone, FJ. Tharp, A. Vogt, W, E. Walbaupter, E, Wardwell, W. Shipley, W. Kennerly. ‘Markers—MeGee and Brosnan. ee ane pees Excursions and Pienies. jon to Lower Cedar Point will er Armenia on the 18th pices of Anacostia Lodge, boat will leave the 7t ry ay afternoon exctirsion trip to-norrow, ng her wharf at 3 pan.,and returning af Spm Next Tuesday the Evangelical Lutheran Ben- eficial Assoc faraily exenrsion to Chapel Point on the steamer George Law, Ttbestreet wharf at S45 a, uethler’s brewery e thelr second p and prize bowling thler’s park next Monday. evening excursion will be eiven by the t Monday on the steamer W.W. “ave her wharf at 6 p. ‘n Catholic Union will gi xeursion to Chapel P marrying, and finally disappeared from home, and the hest heard from him he was in Nor: folls. His wife made search for him and found him there and returned with him to this city, and subsequently they went back to Pixcata: way. Last Thursday they both came to Wash- ington and took lodgings at the Parker house. ‘The next morning be went out for a job of work and did not return. Yesterday the wife made application to police. headquarters, and. De- tective Raff has been on the search for him sinee, but without success, and he thinks the of the husband Is to get rid of his wife y without leaving word where he has gone and without making any pro vision for her, and to-day the officers sent her tw her mother-in-law at Piscataway, ae Se ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows: Elizabeth 8. McCarthy to. Louis Belrose, Jr., lot 3, sub sq. 114; $6,000. Elizabeth Lanier Dann to Everett H. . lots 86 and 90, Dunn’s sub y Jackson's HIN! $3.4: 4.G. Hubbard, part of Preity Pros: ton, Beall’s lot, Widow's t), 40 aeres, 1 rood and 20 Jane EB, Putnam et al. to L. Barber, 3 undivided fourths in lots 1 to 8, blocis 1; 4 106, block 3; 14 to 16, block 4: 5, 6,7, 14, 15 und 16; block 5 13,18, 19, blocis % 1, Band 4! block 10: 7, block 11; 3.and 11, block 12; 1 to ito4, block 14; 1, 4.8, 11 to14, "21, block 15, LeDrolt Bark; $—. A’ er, trastee, to Jane E, Putnani, lots 1 v6 5, block 1, and 3 and 4, block 10; $0,000. CHAPEL.—The cor- lored Lutheran Mission pel, on Sth street’ extended, near Grant T, block inost re will be laid to-morrow afternoon at 5 The chapel will be a neat brick struc- ernment, ture with a large audience room and a Sunday School room D, E. Wiseman, a gradus order t suppl Fou will gre following certific ccepted and t they refused to ed inspectors it the 2 We inspected for use of U. 8. navy and packed as per requisition one hundred barrels navy of amer Leary’s whart put. aving her whart at nists and ue Tb e# a forty-mile on the river every Tuesday and of Howard University, will be tn cha The exerelses to-morrow will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Butler, of the Memorial Lutheran Place ehureh; Dr. Domer, of St. Paul's English Lath- eran church, and Rey. Mr. Parsons, of the tireh of the Reformation, of Capitol Hill, Nae FOR CRUEL TREATMENT OF A —Ridgway Nichols and W. J. Harwood, two young men, were charged in the Police Court to-day with cruelty to animals in having mess pork for order and account of Mr. A. P. Brown and delivered © ty Brooklyn ‘Tais pork was packed by Gusdorf Bros., of mi aths of November and also repacked and 1 h of July thirty barrels iamily | pork, packed by the same above-named | Parties, at the same identical dates, thirteen leaving at > pan. jesiimonial excursion to Colonial Beach, | ed to th wnd of the steai smith W. Kidle: teamibout compan: Among the attractions red Is a dress pwrade of the National 0 p.m. and returning overdriven a horse on the 4th of August, tron 12 to 9 o'clock p.m., causing the animal's death, Witnesses testified ‘that the horse was covered with welts and was bleeding at the nose. Dr. Bushnall testitied that the horse died of conges- Mon of the lungs, produced by overdriving, The defendants testified that the horse was driven about tweuty-tive miles, walking most Which were sent to the same yard and afte ward returned to us as old and rusty. Having Feexamined critically this pork, we aver the Backing ss above represented sind that It is htand sound and will keep equal to any por Waxp & Co,, Inspectors, ‘The above pork was 0) barrels ed. Inspected and delivered , July 8, by order Messrs. Rossiter : Wap & Co. Yard & Co, as being more Was pur chased of them by order of General Smith on ny account after I had tendered fifty-two bar- Feluof the same pork turnisted by there, oa which was rejected. In consequence of this un- just action of the inspector I was not only sub- to suspicion, but was compelled to pay for the pork furnished by Rossiter & Skidmore atleast one dollar more per barrel than I had purchased the same pork for. AUSTIN P. Brows, Exnezzi.eMENt AGAINST E. J. Swe. Police Court to-day, the ex: amination of the case of KE. J. Sweet, charged with embezzlement of $500 from Mrs. W. F. Gordon took place, and he was held for the ae- tion of the y; bonds $500. The court Mrs Gor- perty for $4,200, 4,500 for: that the deed was prepare ng her $2,000 and agreeing to pay her $2,500 more ina few days. It was shown that a deed of trust was it on record about this time, and the whole showed that it was a proper case to send to the grand jury. Tuey Came Wir Patcuss ox Taam Heaps.—In the Police Court, this morning, David Singleton and Albert "Lucas, colo were tried for assaulting each other on Sunday morning—Lucas for striking Singleton with a ‘wooden hame, cutting his head, and Singleton for cutting Lucas on the head with a razor. Both ‘wore patches on their heads. The court imposed a fine of $10 or 30 days exch. —— Fursirvre or tre Parker Hovse at Avc- ‘Tro: It will be seen by the advertisement elsewhere that Messrs. Duncanson Bros. will sellon Monday morning ‘Xi, commencing at 10 o'clock, the entire furniture, &e., contained In the thirty rooms of the Parker house, corner Of y street and Pennsylvania avenue. ——s Rossiter & Si Tur CHARGE 01 Cadets on the ‘h will make fts usual ip to Marshall 3 the 7th street wharf Dp. m. and returning at 11 p,m, ious of the Mu Washington to en every Saturday are favorites with all,and especially with those who have childred. The boat leaves at 10 a.m. and Te a at 6:30 p. ae 4: int 1 he steam packet ‘celsior makes trips to fis and Cabin John bridge every Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday, leaving the cor- ner of High street and Canal at 8m. reguiar trips of the Arrowsmith to Co- Bench are made every Tuesday, Wednes- Thursday, and Sunday, leaving the 7th et wharf at '8:30.a, m. and returning at 40 p.m. ‘The steamer W. W. Coreoran makes trips to Marshall Hali and Giymont every day, leaving at 10 a.m. and returning at4 p.m. ‘The steamer Mary Washington makes an ex- cursion trip to Occoquan Falls, Va. every Wed- esd: leaving at Yam.und returning at 8 p.mn.; to Glymont every Saturday, leaving at? a.tn, and returning até p. ‘regular Sun- day aiternoon excursion, leaving at 8 p.m, and returning at 8 p.m. A ‘The sunday exeursions to Marshall Hall on the steamer Corcoran, leaving at 10 a.m. and 3 p.n., are very popular. ‘he Seamer Armenia makes a trip daily, ex- cept Saturday, to Lower Cedar Potnt, leaving her whart, foot of 7th street, at 9 a.m, Tue steamer George Law makes a trip to Chapel Point every day, except Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays, leaving at 8:45 a.m. = ine at peer rhe ‘the altimore and Ohio excursions to Mar every, Monday, to Haspere fers cea Byrne's Istand every Tuesday and Friday and to Luray Caverns every Wedi and every other Sunday are well patronized and de- servedly popular, ‘The ex-zrocery clerks’ excursion Ss advertised of the distance; that they used a whip on him on the retui that they had gone out on a gen- eral inspection of the telegraph wires. ‘The court imposed a fine of $5t fo Scoe Care MAY AND ATLANTIC Crry EXCURSION. In consequence of the unusual demand for transportation facilities over the system or the Pennsylvania railroad for New York on the oc- ¢asion of the funeral of the late General Grant, it was deemed advisable to annul the regular Saturday night $2 excursion to the seashore. As the success of these excursions seems assured, filling a want long felt by the Washington pub- He, the company announce the third of these excursions on Saturday night, the 15th inst. at the low rate of $2 for the round trip, In order to provide fur the accommodation of ladies, ar- Tangemeuts have been made to set aside a number of Eastlake coaches exclusively for heir ue. An agent of the company will a¢com- pany the excursion train and look after the comifort of the excursionists, Parties desiring it, and betng of sufficient number to justify it, will be provided with a couch for their use. The special train wiil leave the Baltimore and Po- tomae railroad station promptly at 10 p.m, and, returning, reach Washington about inid- night Sunday.’ The Wasbington Light Intan- try corps will go in camp at Cape May on inday, affording an opportunity to see our Popular’ organization as eppenr in camp g ~---—_>___ A Mysterious Crime in Chicago. A WIDOW MURDERED IN HER HOME, by the ora ‘eon the steamer John W. Thompson at 12 o'clock to-night for Biaekiston’s Island, in- stead of Piney Poiut, as at first advertised. emt rad Dip Nor Make Out a Casr.—Elvin A. Howe was tried in the Police Court thy morn- lag for dotog business as 4 evimmercial agent without license. Detective Btock, made the arrest, testified to the defendant bell arrested at Siiverbery’s, The court ruled that to make out a case the government must prove that defendant solicited during the it Youne xzx and women, and parents who have sons and daughters to educate, will be in- new announcement of the Spen- college which appears in our terested in the cerian year, and that had not been proven. case dismissed. was es TOLLING THE BeLis.—When the head of the funeral procession in New York commenced to move, # litde after 100’clock this mornti Mr. Miles, superivtendentof the fire alann began tolling the tire bells ta this fs y. Were tolled for fiieen one every thirty seconds, somewhat crazy. house she lived in Is. + Which she Tented out, ving ii two small rest The scene of the murder isin ¥, when'iound, ay gp agsinas the wali wits a wi ne atrae mal PM ASS es We res. her ‘The remains were in- ee eee Rev. ho Shed officiated. many floral tributes was aoe ‘sent by the officers of the plop ind ilce Court yesterday for in Ro‘Unlicensed bar. A similar eMarge aguinet ‘Timothy J. Sullivan, a grocer, whose store ison. O street, was Nores.—West has over 16,000 inhabitants, and not one bell 0 cer Connelly has returned to duty after his va- i oe William Groves, the peg for snaiching s watcheon Thurs. ton. UNITING IN SERVICES. Christ church and 8t. John's will unite to-mor row in services to be held at the Seminary build- ing. Rev. Dr. Leonard, of St. John’s church, VERY ILL.—Miss Fannie dat iter of Dr. Mackall, 's dangerously ill with gastric sufferer from in sitection, She’ has been @ long this trouble. SHIPPING News.—Schooner William Mo Kinney arrived with 500 tons of guano from New York; schooner Annte J. Pandel arrived with 1,000 tons of ice from Kennebec. Schoon- ers Mary L, Allen and G. M, Brainard cleared light yesterday for Baltimore, YEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER At 7 A.M.—Great Falls, temperature, 72; con- dition, 1.” Recelving Teservolr, temperature, 76; condition at north connection, 2; south connection, 4. Distributing reservoir, tem- rature, 78; condition at influent gatehouse, BMcondition at eluent gatehouse, 4. High tides in the river today at 4:45'a, m. and 5:43 p. m. TweNry-Two Lives Lost ix THR Ancric @xa.—The schooner Jumes A. Garfeld, twenty- six days from the Arctic Ocean, brings'news to San‘ Branelsco ofthe bark Napoleon, of New Bedford. ‘The Napoleon was crushed in the ice and twenty-two lives were lost. ‘The number Killed includes W. Rodgers, of New Bedford, frst officer; Thomas Pease, of the same place, tiird officer, and aman named Gazelle, of Sau Francisco, ‘The rest of the crew were saved. Assowwrmy Puan g oo YX Ph PS EF A HER 9 8 ¥ AA EY “oo aa BBB AOR UK aN B AA KK i N pee AA RK Ot OW Br 2M EK OS PPP, 00 WoW Ww nDD PPO oO Wwww DD PPP Oo O WWWW D D Pe OO Wwww DD = e ‘00 «6©W OUW:SCOC#> ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomenesa. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor phosphate powders, Soup ONLY iN cana Royan ‘Bakine Powpxx Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ap@. Day Goors Very Cunar. FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD-WIDE BLEACH- ED COTTON,excellent quality, 80. BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 15, 20, 25c. LINEN LAWNS, 15, 18, 20c. f BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAWNS, cheap at 12%c., reduced to 8c. FIGURED SATTEENS, 12%, 15, 18, 200. EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS, $1, re- ced to 75e. gBACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure wool, BEAUTIFUL LACE NUN'S VEILING, 15,18,20¢. BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 75c., Feduced to 45¢. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK CASHMERES, wide double width, all pure fine wool, 874, 50,62,75¢. REMNANTS OF LAWAS, SILKS, SATTEENS, NUN'S VEILINGS AND CASHMERES, at half Ga) price. \ CARTERS’ POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, 3y81. ‘Near 7th Street. Wrurar Bazwo Powor AWARDED GOLD MEDAL (FIRST PRIZE) AT NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION OVER ALL COMPETITORS, MAKES BREAD AND BISCUITS THAT DYS- PEPTICS CAN EAT. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH'S SONS, Established 1829. NEW YORK. For sale by all Leading Grocers, Jel7-4p s To Tux Poste ON MONDAY, AUGUST 17TH, WESHALL EVERYTHING THAT 18 PURIFYING AND BEAUTIFYING CUTICURA WILL DO. ‘For cleansing the Skin and sealp of Ha ie = . ersndbrtn itd for curing the first aymptoms of Eczema, Psoriasis, ‘Milk Crust, Scald Head, Scrofula, and other inherited NAUGHT BUT Goop. ‘Wehave been selling your Curicuna REMEDIES for the past three or four years and bave never heard. aught but good words in their favor. Your CUTICURA Soar is decidedly the best selling medicinal soap we handle. and is highly prized here for its soothing and softening effect upon the skin, J. CLIFTON WHEAT. Jn, Druggist, Winchester, Va. Bae ‘TRE LARGEST SALE sales of CUTICURA are as large, larger, than of any medicine we sell; and we Pleat that we have never had a single instance in which the pur. chaser was dissatisfied As to your soap, we can sell no other; everybody wants Curicuma. + MILLER & CHAPMAN, Droggiste, Louisiana, Mfo, SALT RHEUM CURED. ‘Two of the worst cases of Salt Itheum T ever saw were cured by your CUTICURA Remepres, and their sales exceed those of all other like remedies. I sell very lttle of any other medicinal soap than CuricuRa. GHORGE A. ANTHONY, Druggist, Kewanee, LiL Sold everywhere. Price: Curicupa, 50c.; RESOI- YENT, $1.00; Soar, 25c. Prepare ¢ by the POTTER Dave AND CHEMICAL Co., Bostox, Masa, Ei Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” VACATE THE BUILDINGS WE NOW 0C- CUPY, AS OUR NEW BUILDING WILL NOT BE ENTIRELY FINISHED BY THAT TIME, WE SHALL REMOVE OUR ENTIRE STOCK TO THESTORE NOW OCCUPIED LY GEO. G, HENNING, WHERE WE WILL BE LOCATED UNTIL THE OPENING OF OUR NEW BUILDING EARLY IN SEPTEMBER. THE FORMATION OF THE NEW FIRM WILL OCCUR ON THE DAY OF CONSOLI- DATION OF THE TWO STOCKS OF GooDs, NAMELY, AUGUST 17TH. VERY RESPECTFULLY, A. SAKS'& CO, CLOTHIERS AND Tarzons, 816-818 SEVENTH STREET. Now Fon Pasraroors: WE ARE MAKING A SECOND SALE OF PANTALOONS FOR $4 AND $5. WE HAVE IN EITHER PRICE ABOUT TEN DIFFER- ENTPATTERNS. THE FIT AND STYLE OF ‘THESELOTS ARE ASGOOD AS OUR FINER GRADES. IF YOU WISH FINER PANTS WE HAVE THEM. CALL AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE, GEORGE SPRANSY, Omm Prick Corman, ob 607 SEVENTH STREET, Ove Cromma ALWAYS ON TOP IN QUALITY ) AND AT THE BOTTOM IN PRICE NEVER INVEST YOUR MONEY IN CLOTHING FoR ‘Men, Boys or Children until you have examined our stock of Berges, Drap d’Ete, Seersucker, Cassimere and Flannel Suite. ‘Extra Long DRAP D'ETE and ALPACA Frock and Sack Coats. ‘White DUCK, ALPACA and DRAP D’ETE Vesta. ‘Traveling or Driving Coats, in Light and Dark Shades—-ALPACA, LINEN and DUCES 8] in White HITS, OF Colored, Ready-made oF to NECKWEAR inall Fashionable; . a ee NOAH WALKER &0©0, | 62% Pennsylvania Avenue, GRUBS,Pimples, Skin Blemishes and Baby Humors cured by Curicuna Soa?. eee IN RESPONSE TO MANY and repeated requests of physicians, pharmacists and others with whom the CuTicukA REMEDIES have be- come the synonym of all that is efficient, reliable and eiegant in domestic medicinal preparations, we have ‘compounded and now offer to the public the CuricuRa PLASTER, containing the essential properties of Cv- ‘TICURA, combined with the choicest essences,extracts, gums, and balsams of recent pharmacy and Bible his- tory. At druggists, 25c; five for $1, mailed free, Porree Drug AND CHEMICAL Co.Boston, aul. CITY ITEMS. i Morell, 734 Gth st, n.w., keeps best stock of every style of Show Cases, patented Retriger- ator Counter Show Cases for restaurant keepers, ete., at lowest prices, 1 Diarrhoea, worst cases relieved and cured by Dutty’s Pure Malt Whiskey. Recommended by leading physicians. Sold by druggists and grocers, A was a sufferer from Dyspepsia, and Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy helped me. Wm, McKnew, 124 Fayette st., Bultimore, Md. Price $1.00. eo Cholera, Diphtheria, Fevers. Malaria, prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick’s So- dium Hypochlorite (disinfectant), Recom- mended by the Public Health Association as superior to all" other disinfectants and germl- cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet. m,W,s45 182 Fulton st., N. Y. $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail, McGee's, 9th, near D st. s&w-3m_ Ixvorseo By Tax Wort, PPP KEETITTZ2Z 00.1 DDD ™ Sie aa eae aie A Sr ERE T 22Z 00 LiuLDpp ®ss8 BR on Trrr TT ER RRR rs BRB It Bo eR ge & BB T EEE, R A DOUBLE DISTILLATION OF MANY OF BEST GERMAN HERBS, Making this te most Hellsble ‘Fouie ever placed be- fore the public forthe cure of DYSPEPSIA, WEAK- aos eee ‘DEBILITY, MALARIAL DIS- the igh character of the many | testimonials awarded this preparation have never been equaled. ‘We refer with pleasure to the following: ION. MORRIS WALLSKY., 8th district Ohio, says: your “Dr. Petzold’s German Bit- a sure cure for Diarrhoa, pene been a suderer fr years of sald complatot. One byttl of your Sitters gave me more rellef than ali the med- icibes the Doctors prescribed. Ishailalways eudeavor Seti a rhare no beans fugit certify that Thave no hesltaney tn recom- mending to tbe profession and public * Dr. Petzold’s German Bitters! A. J. FORD, M. D., Baltimore, Mid. HON. LEONARD BLAMIRE, M. C., trom Florida, writes: Huviug foung great relief'from the use of " Dr, Petzold’s German Bitters,” I cheerfully recommend it to auy one suffering from ‘Diseases of the Stomach and General Debility. g Dit F. A. DORMAN, Manchester, Carroll ‘county, ‘Md., writes: “Dr. Petzold’s German Bitters” hay ven geueral satisfaction in this locality, and I do not gallate to recommend it to the public. Di. J. 1. GROSS, Baltimore, Md., says: T have given “ Dr. Petzold’s German Bitters” # thorough trial and examination, and consider it the purest disti'tation of 'bs Thaye ever inet, and do not hesitate to add my imonial as to its Value. THE ‘This reat Medicine for sale by all drogutets, cer jealers generally. can 4 tle," “*lOUIS PETZOLD & CO., Proprietors, ‘Baithmore. Ma. CLOTHING ar THE MISFIT STORE. CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. 100 PATR SEERSUCKER PANTS AT [5c., WORTH $2. 5 500 PAIR FINE CASSIMERE PANTS, AT ABOUT 60 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. PONGEE COATS AT $3, FORMERLY $5. PONGEE COATS AND VESTS $3.50, FORMERLY 96.50. SEERSUCKER COATSAND VESTS AT$1.75 AND UPWARD. 500 CHILDREN SUITS, BOYS’ 4 TO 11, AT 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. 300 BOYS’ SUITS, REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE. WHITE VESTS, BLACK ALPACA VESTS, FLANNEL AND CASSIMERE VESTS, AT A SACRIFICE. PRINCE ALBERT SUITS AT $15 REDUCED FROM $25. BUSINESS SUITS AT $6.50, $7.75. $9.50, JUST HALF THE USUAL PRICE. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS FROM $5 UP, ar THE MISFIT STORE CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. “7-BE SURE AND COME TO THE CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. 4y25 Bazcams Bazaars: BARGAINS ‘We are now offering, at greatly reduced prices, ‘ ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS, Men's Hand-sewed a for $4.50 per rey former ei 36. mots head Welt ORFORUS, 64.25 per pate former A lot of Boys’ OXFORDS, former price $3.50 and ‘$4.00, now selling for $2.50 per pair. ete suai cecty een eee = ee rN are For SGX suNuit CURAGUA IED BUTTON aud gunk: antee them to give satisiuction. For ¥8.00 we can af LOW Sols FOR TADIES we have all the op at the bate lowest figures. ci fine CURACOA XID OXFUIDS, band sewed, y line CURACOA KID NEWFORT TIES, hand- Lodies ve CURACOA KID BUTTON, band-eowed, =o as oe Ladies’ fine FRENCH KID EDISON, handeewed, ane FRENCH CLOTH-TOP EDISON, Louis iy | (CH EDISON, Louis XV heel, $5.00, Ladies ine. ap A LARGE VARIETY OF MISSEV AND OHI DREN'S LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS, Also, # foll line of Ladies’ and Misses’ White Operas, WM. H. RICH. ONE-PRICE SHOE STORE, ‘717 Market Space. ‘We close at S p.m.,Suturdaysexcepted. —jy13. Lovrs Bexzevout ” BREWING COMPANY, (OFFICES Nos. 508 and 510 VINE PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC Taran Carz May, ‘THE QUEEN OF WATERING PLACES, Artastie Crry, ‘THE BRIGHTON OF AMERICA. THELOWEST EXCURSION RATES EVER MADE OUT OF WASHINGTON TO THE MosT FAMOUS RESORTS OF THE ATLANTIC. RATE FOR ROUND TRIP, $2. SPECIAL TRAIN OF FIRST CLASS COACHES WILL LEAVE SIXTH-STREET STATION aT 10 P. M. SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, REACHING THE SEASHORE AT 6 A. M. SUN- DAY. RETURNING, LEAVE CAPE MAY ATS P.M, ATLANTIC CITY AT 5:30 P. M, REACH- ING WASHINGTON AT MIDNIGHT. au8-6t A PICNIC WILL BE HELD AT THECOLLEGE DAY, August 13th, 1885, for the Villa Grounds, near ‘Tenleytown, on THURS: Church, the corner of High and sci, Dinner aod. Fereounents ‘to be had gro Denelit of St. Ann's ner and ie mn ‘Music and Dancing commence at 2 o'clock. au-4t* He FOURTH ANNUAL Pi HOD-CARRIERS' UNION, No. 1, of the of Columbia, will be given on MONDAY. August 17th, 1885, dt LEFFLER'S GARDENS, New York ave, near istst.nw, HENRY CRAMPTON, Chatr- Tai of the Committee. Admission 26 cta. The line ‘of march will move nt 10 o'elgck sharp a.m, over the following route: From, the Hall along L st.to New York ave,, along New York ave to Pennsylvania ave- along Pennsylvania ave. to 20th-st., up 28th st. to at., along Pst, to Lowa Circle, around the circle to O up Ost. to 5th sb, up Sth’ st.to M, along Af st. to ground. ang-zie TPE RING WILTIAM MAGNOLIA CLUB, OF the West End. will zive thelr ANNUAL EXCURSION to Culpeper Court House August 20th. ‘Train leaves B.Gnd-P. depot at 9 am, sharp, returning 6 pm. August 2ist. Round trip, $1.75. ‘The Bastern Star and West End No. 2 Pioneers will go. ‘aus.3t* AMILY EXCURSION TO LOWER CEDAR POINT, cn the Steamer ARMENIA, mT ‘August 18th, 1885, under the auspices of nacostia, ¥.A-AML, of Anacostia, D.C Tickets, 50c; children, 25¢, For sale at De Moll's Pharmacy, corner East Capitol aud 9th sts; Heury ub: ry Store. corner 11th augl E sts. a. Wim. Wagner, Gungmith, 2074q Penn: Ja ave se. — Bieber, Clothier, —'sth st. xe; Gray €& Robey Grocers, Anacostia, D. C., and at the boat or from any member of the couimittce. Boat leaves 7th-st, wharf at'9 o'clock a.m., returning at 10 pam. J. M. Minnis, 55.0 Brien, C.'T. Marding, Committee. SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION. S ‘60 miles for 25 and 10c. Steamer MARY WASHINGTON -will leave her Wharfat'S pm. returniuggt 6 p.m. A tine brass band on board. Fare, 25c.; chiffren, 10. au7-2t E. 8. RANDALL, Manager. QELECT FAMILY EXCURSION, OTe ve given by the i:vang. Luth! Beneficial Asso- ciation, to Chapel Point. on Tuesday, August 11th. Samer GEONGE LAW Will leave 7Urstreet wharfat §:45 a.m., aud return at 30 p.m. Pickeox—each person—O0e; children under 14 on Second Grand Picnic and Prize Powling, given by the Euployes of John 0. Guethier’s Brewery, ou uF DAY, August 1 ING EXCURSION BY THE TABERN RCORAN will cave urstreet whutt a tar ‘Music und refreshments. ‘Tickets, 250 Cc y for charter. Cuj ib; Mist. opp: Wank’ 0: oT ° ETOW TO CHAPEL POINT, MUNDAY: AUG. 10, 1885, Stosmer George Law will leave igh street hart clock sharp, and "a to Geor Le “aoe 80 cents ‘enildren under 10 years, it ‘crabbing, aUG-St ALIN JOHN AND GREAT FALIS. The new excursion steamer H, G. Wagner is now over 300, Apply 3221 RR au7-m CATHOLIC UNTO price. ‘Five boursand one-half at the Point for: bathing, dsbing, ec. RAND SATURDAY NIGHT ERCURSION TO BLACKINTON ISLAND. SATURDAY, August Sth, om Steamer Join W. Thompson. Bost leaves Saturday might at 12 o'clock. ‘The ex-Grooery Clerks’ excursion, which was advertised to, go to Pines Polnt at 12 o'clock Saturday night, the 8th iost., will go to Biuckiston Island. ‘The coniuitiee could’ not muke ments With t Piney. d yest, and have agravge eatertaiument of their, nd have Other deatalls wilt be carried out as advertised. ‘The culsine will be excellent and at city prices, and in every way_ this prouulses to be one of the most exjoya- ble trips of the yeason. Bubs Gyo ‘REFRESHING SAIL TO GLYMONT. SATURDAY EVEN! UGUST 8, the Steamer GEORGE LAW will leave’ 5:30 p.m. irom stew Leary wharf, Adults 26 cents, Stopping a fail hor ‘AIT FOR HEBER TENT. Postponed oi; Account of Rain ‘Unt MONDAY, AUGUST 10TIT, 1885. AN tickets sold good for August 10tn.‘au3-6t* MILES RIDE F ms AO Siuither THOMPSON leaves Oth sirect wharf, terminus 7th and Oth street cars, every TUESDAY aud FHCESDAY at S30 pan. Aeturnlig at 7345 p. hi. Children tree. Best excursion ever ofered the pul He. RAND TESTIMONIA ‘dered to the Officers aud Band of the steamer, T. ¥, AKRUWSMITH by Mrz, Cc. W. RIDLEY, Manager Washington Steamboat company, to Colonial Beach, MONDAY, Aucuat the 10th, ckets. 50 cents. : Graud Dress Parude of the National Rifles’ Cadets day ut the Beach. AUB e or rps BEX TS THEM ALLY 45 MILES FOR Look ont and go to Glymunt every SATURDAY for JWcents. Bring the children and the bables. Steamer Mary Washington will leave her wharf Every Saturday at 10 uth., returning at 630 pin, giving @ hours ac Giewont-” Dancing down and bucie aan eee ee RANDALL, Manucer. 0! THE GREAT ee CABIN JOHN'S ‘The Steam Packet EXCELAIOR will make recular Sty ONE Aer be Eons oe iletieg ne Secrets Soda WaTERS, 1087 Aligh Georgetown. 5 oNIAL, BEACH, SE NSLER V_ARROWSMITH: Every ‘luesday, eaneeeey phursday aod Sun- CENTS, STEAMER T.V. ARI XN ‘ARSHALL HAL eRCe IONS Leave 7th street ferry w at 6:30 p.m. Pieayseaer Sees Soe te ata 1 Fare, 25 cents. cl ‘s famous dinners always ready. Jy31-im ‘J OWER CEDAR Point, Popular Watering Place of Wash! tans The sae, swift and magnificent steamer ARMENIA Tiileave her whari, foot of th st., daily, except Sat- WS, at Pam. Armenia stops at Alexandria.on Mondays, Wednes- sand Fridays ouly. Fare SOc. rouud trip. Child Se. Dinner on the grounds 50c, For further miormation abd charters to societies snd corporations apply te OPE SHERIEFS Cont ‘S2s and 1114 Pa ave, Sera And at Steamer's wharf, foot of 7th st. t Opened POINT: CHAPEL POLNTT LONG BRANCH OF TIE POTOMAG Commencing SUNDAY, June 29:the STEAMER GEO. LAW ‘Will leave daily from steamer George Leary’s wharf, except Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays, 8:45 a m. sharp, and return 9:30 p.m. Fare for trip 50. cis, Meals at the Point 50-cta Prof. Schroeder's Orchestra, 319 G. W. BAUER, Owner. _ AMUSEMENTS. \{CNISH, JOHNSON & SLAVIN'S MINSTRELS, Tneluding the Champion Wrestler of America and the Champion Athlete of England, DOON AND CHAS. W. MITCHELL, ¥, AUGUST 10TH, AT FORD'S. BAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE Every Evening (No Saturday Matinee! ery ing (No Saturday Matinee), Admission 25 cents. Reserved _Next Week—PATIENCE and Mi TRY € ts 5 cents, RY WAR av’ STLE PARK, MOUNT PLEASANT. Grand Concert and Dramatic Performance In the hhew pavilion, Thursday. August 13th, 185. splevdid orchestra, secnery and best local talent. Conclading with dancing. Gates open at 6 p.m., commencing at & Tickets, 25, at Elis & Co, Brentano lros, ahd J. 3. Nairn: Will convey" ticket-holders fr Vathatreet extension railroad to Park free. al E Washington. which leaves ther turns at Lovelock p.m, ‘Tickets ig on the boat, accompanied by Prof. aus-at SUMMER GARDEN. LOTTIE, BARTON'S PARAGONS. NAUTCHL DANCERS “POSES PLASTIQUE,” ry Night at 8:30. ESDA’ HURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS ui DEST CURE, BLOOMSBET: 8 pare wateriencharting driv Sof beds, splendid scenery, shady lawnsjevol #2} Verarluis, exceiient table, fresh fratt, vege tables, ees, poultry andmi'k. Electric, Pine Than baths: massage, Swedish movemeut and water cure. “Two suites and a few single rooms just now vm cant, Horses and carriages ‘Terms reasonable. - For further particulars address L. A. SHATTUCK, M. ans-2t Pro Os VIEW HOTEL sit twenty minutes folk, Va.,im fall grass lawn exten hisbed, electric bells, and everything frst-c ingand bathing not surpassed on the Atlantic const: eight trainsto and from Norfolk daily. ‘The under signed assures the public that Ucean View will be kept first-class in every particular and every: possi Will be made to add continually to oo Board $2.50 per day, $1: 15 10 SH per mouth. "Letter arth) by railrond from. ‘Ni w of theovean, to W, L. Brooke, ger, Vag will re ceive prompt attention. Boits and tshing tackle, with good attendants, always.on hand; also billiard saloon and bow! ng alleys for amuse of visijors. Hand- some dancing pavilion and brass and string band of Tnusie engaged Yor Ue season, maura Wf. BROOKE, Manager. 1 2W \ LAKE HOUSE, GILES ightiully situated at an cle- QA) Fution of 4.500 fect. Favorite resort for bay $c ver patients. Rowing. huntivg and trout csuin Cuisine perfect. MRS. MAHON: aut VHAPE! NT HOUSE, THE LONG RYLAND, E1TO NOV. L Most beautiful resort in Maryland, Hoan $8 to $16 a week. Steamer Geo. Luw, Potomac Steamboat Co, wharf, 7th st., dally except Friday and Monday. _ audi HOWARD BROS. Proprictors, pOTTAGE,, APE MAY, teat hia No. 8 N. Lafaveite street. ‘Open to the sea. Good table and drain-5i3 age. Terms moderate, aus-Ws Ut prancu ¥/4 > INEY POINT HOTEL, MD. ‘Ninety-two miles from Washington, on, near sie tog Will open tor guests Jane 20th. Steamers 4.08. EXCEIRION OFCEU. LEARY ieave cach “Sveniag from foot of 7th st. For terms, which will be moderate, apply to Hotel, WASH. B. WILLIAMS, 7th and D sts.,or jy15-1m* W. P. RICE, Proprietor, CEAN City. SIDE HOTEL, OCEAN Ciiy, Md., PARSONS & NICOLs, eropi., Opened June'2, 1885, First-class accommo- gitlons Terms $10 por week: dally rates J rr HALYBEATE SPRINGS HOTEL, STRAS “burg, Va. Good board and rooms spie did air; charming scenery aud. delightful drives convenient to railroad and telezraph;, ice y yer Week, $7 10 $10; per mont Pea ‘Soo Fur elrculars ‘adress ACP. ‘MciS =—_ (Le Pees, HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3. ? ,Arkanaas ave- neat the ocean, Low rates, Acco ations unsury ; Pure Large rooms. Spacious gardens, jylo~ DY. Box » ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Desirable location and complete in all tts, its, Address ‘Ose NADE, NTIC CITY, N. J. ey ‘Complete in al: itsappoiutinents. Fine Cafe J. attached. Full Band aud Orchestra, Address S'S SUMMER RESORT, Open June 20th, Terms $1.25 R. J. COLTON, Prope Milestow: LAURANCE, COR. MAIN AND COURT sts., Luray, Va. Opened July Ist, 1854, ora an ellen Sipe tes bite mee ‘apirome JOSEPH RTESCUE HOUSE.CORN. SUMMER RESORTS mente Whtopea SUNT Soyiee al te LENTZ @ STRGRIST, * eee Proprietore LDINE VILLA. CAPE MAY. X J AA set finest ‘open a teenage gg be 3 raclanscurre precisa _ THEO. MUELLER Pop CEPR HOUSE, ASBURY PARK X.J. Hoase attaily situated within @A bea hait beach: table a arenas, Sanitary ar oy : Loa eS CHARLIS ATLA: anagement : éxcelient tabi a routnin: BOs Crowelis Hy tat, Phila, Puropean pian. Addrem either howe “nyt 2-aun NIA HEACH HOTEL, PEN FOR GUESTS MAY 15, 1885. Situated (ou the Atlantic Coast, @ Cape Henry, 18 miles from Nor" folk by Railrond. Reach for bathing unexcelied, an undertow. Free from mosanitons. ‘The h and ) For terms, which ave P. HOKPACH & CO z Virg For further information end circu! J. W. BUTELER & SON, my13-3m P24 Pa ave., Washington, D.C, COLOsTAL BRACH HOTEL, EP HICKEY, MANAGER Excellent Bathing, hostiig Fishing and, anne “s f Tnexceiied salt Water Bathing. DE New Hotel a Steamer Arrowsmi! Sunday, Tueslay, Ween at SU an; Take Lady of the Lak Saturday RATES OF BOARD: $10 to $15 per week, $88 to $90) per month of fout weok.” Traut, #2 Bat pply to the Secreiary of the Company at ary pa 4 New Furniiue F street northwest, vy W EXDSORSUUPHUR SPRINGS, BLUE, Mountains. Springs. baths, borsem,l ing, fishing, excellent table, Reasonable, charges. Citculars at Paret & Whittuxton's. feat he ay., or address A.M Jelly, Ne TPE CanKoLs.r N GROVE. N.1,ON Ocean Patiiw two hundred, yards from the mrt perfect drain {at 3 i my 21h : Water from artesian Weil: = jams, Address THI CARROL Ye BELLEAIRE, ATL Ocean end of Connecticut mvengr. Commodations first-class. Terins mode Sommodatiy ‘Terins mos AL, ATLAN ory First Season for this new aud ele appointe! by F- CAKE, of old Congress Hall, Cape May. I¥Totm FROCK ENON SPRINGS ANDAUINERAL BATH ‘wo mails daily and telep) with E. LOVE. box G04. jy21aw der the manarenneat af 7 Great North Mountain, near Winchester Na. About 7 hourw ride from Wasl: . OPENS TORT: pols 4 Feached by telegraph 16, L885 A safe and delizhtfial 9 sort Altitude over 1,000 ‘AU swamps or fogs Four differout great value in and dyspepsia, fa of roy he tet orn protorsde. ana nwariy 13. gral siya ie” “Thhese mineral waters aay be te toed inhot orcold athe A ool heated to an nercoubte tomperatar ‘ferins very moderate pound-tnp tickets from Washington $8.50, cond for c eason. ATT & Pamphietsand all information at_A. s. SON'S, Manager, 401 9th street northwest, Washing: ton, DC. oy IPHE “CHALPONTE,” ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3, With gas, new furuiture, beds wardrobes, Gc. is: now open LISHA RORERTS & SON, my19-3m—— P\HE GRAND UNION, ATLANTIC CITY ‘A new Hotel with new furni some rooms: central location NJ. tut the year.” Rates, $2 per day. my 19-3m pe HENRY Ra MIE GARKI ASBURY PARK, N. 3. lightfully located: within 100 yards ch: appointments first-class; sanitary ar ets pert ‘Terms reasonable. A.W STOCK | AISEY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY ¥ Ocean necticut ave. New bh elegantly furnished: uninterrupted aera from every ro J. WEUGILE. Also proprietor Stafford F J ITED STATES HOT! ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Opens JUNE 27, cleading Hotel Iexoellent Cuisine. utimenta. ° Jolectris Hells, Wire Kacy WN, Prop. W.Wi 200 font Supers Ap- ate. TNEY, Mig. Amant CITY. ex THE “BRIGHTON? ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR _SeB-co3me F. W. HEMSLEY & SON, O™ Post comPorr, vincixta. TIYGEIA HOTEL, SITUATED 100 YARDS FROM Fort MONROE ‘Open all the year. ‘ates 1.000 crest ‘Equal toany’ Hotel i niited ings. picturesque historic. App and service unexorlled. | Matin. Gomtin DE HEDE, Root SPRCLA LIST. Corus, Bunions,Chub and Inverted Nails, Vascular Excrescenices, und all diseases of the fect, treated wt bis Jostablixitnent, 1416 Pon site Willard’s Hotel). Dk. WHITE tive year of practice in Washington, (Haiti fablishment, 11 North Eutaw st) Uiftice fee, ® ng. EMMIS, SURGHON CHIROPO “URE AND DERMATOLOGIST, OF ALL RiNps . DARBY, ___ ATTORNEYS. YHARLES J. GOOCH. SOLICITOR OF PATE Coungellor-at-Law aid xpertst. Clow’ ts vib and F sts, Good lecharges, “Twenty-one years experience Ny % MULE arronsey ari aw: Ne Rooms'2 aud 4, Gunton Law Hullding, are Ma Avene, precy) AMUEL H: WALKER ‘Commissioner, Notary Public and Attorney for Kents, a2 620 Louisiana ave next to City P.O From 71 9:30 ui, 3 hours at the beach: th st. Whar eee at 10 i. 25 cents ior Fare 25 cent jarahall Hall and Ulymo wa \ecoqua 8 a, bao os inest y 05, the Potomac. or steamer MARY WASHINGTO! makean excursion trip to the above place EVERY WED- RESDAY JSS Sie round trip 200, Dancing Sala Hine waxed deck down and back. EVER) ‘TURDAY 9 4. RE EURRING AT 6PM, ~ se SEE TEE EET nae WwW, INGTO! excursion me NS BUNDAY, leaving at 3p. m.,reluraing at 8 p.m. ‘2c. round trip. ‘Five Brass Baud EeSuergunaie a ir gp ac Seen = GLYMONT ES RANDALL. Mannger. 1885 xxcunsurstason 1885 ox THE ' | BALTIMORE 4 OHIO BR EVERY MONDAY, commenaing June 22, t0 PEN MAR zs Png es Bowed pig te bey mgp EVERY TUESDAY AND PRIDAY, Commencing ; June 23,%9 HARPER'S FERRY AND BYRNES ISLAND, xn the Potomas. ‘Round trip rate, GL. Limited to: Ihave SUNDAYS Bees teeta fe ore ‘sas ave. and Oveun Prout, Atantle Ch; N.J. Nearest house to the beach. Mrs. FORTESCUE, Proprietress. srs: Hf ARCTIC HOUSE, CAPE MAY, S. pacity 200 nes Popular JUNE 207 jel1-2m hemi os Sch "PHE BELLE VIEW, ASBURY PARK, N. J— ‘Ocean end of Wesley Lake: tine oorati View's family house; saniiary arrangements @ ; artesian water. First-class tabl myidsm MES TY 1[8® QUEEN oF WATERING PLACES, CAPE MAY, tout Is reached by the ‘WEST JERSEY RAILROAD a ‘TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPIIA. FAST EXPRESS TRAINS, with Parlor Cars at- ng the search at convenient hours ‘arrive at the NEW BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, where Union Transfer ister them direct to tbe WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, "AL the foot of Market street For tickets, baggage checks, and full information, Vaxsevivaxts AVENUE ANP STATION BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD. CHAS. E. PUGH, J.B. Woop, At stIC ‘CITY. myn, Feat EXPRESS THVITHOUL STOPS IN i NINETY MINUTES, via CAMDEN @ ATLANTIC RAILROAD, From Station Foot of Vine Street. ‘WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, From Station Foot of Market Street, ofigggasible from Washington by the through trains POTOMAC RAILROAD. LROAD, at PHILA DELS "aon Gas Cooxixe Sroves STOVES FOR BATTERS, TaILons, . CONFECTIONERS, TINNERS, @. STOVES FOR FAMILY USE THAT WILL O00K FOR ONE PERSON OR FOR FIFTY PERSONS FOR SALE BY THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. myl . Ca. Reeser, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH ST. ¥. W. ‘Headquarters for the (WHITNEY CHILDREN’S CARRIAGE COMPARY. Also # full line of ROLLER 8K A’ oe ermtee At oe, cn oe How To Save Moxzy, Invest $3.50 in our Extra Fine Calf Show. Every ‘$4.,008boe in this city. ‘We can give barguins, because we sell for cash, ant ‘have no bad bills tomake up from cash. Gent's Low Strap Ties, Button and Oxfords,