Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1885, Page 4

The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasuixeros, D.C.,August 17, 1885, 11 am, For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather in the northern portion, light local rains in the southern portion, variable winds, stationary Semaperatare For Tuesd fair weather and station: indicated for New Engiani t followed by Lene local rains with aslight rise In temperature for the middle Atlantic States. ——_o___ Brroxe purchasing your winter fuel consult our advertisement and save money. Henry A. Clarke & Son, 833 F st. n So-caALLEp Cleveland fluid, 5 gallons for $1. Genuine Danforth, $1.10, delivered. W. & Jenks & Co. Tth street, A THIEF entered the house of A. 8. Davis, on 2d street, through the second story window, about 2 o'clock this morning,but was frightel off by Mr. Davis. FUSSELL’'s Ick CREAM shipped anywhere out eftown; 1427 New York avenue. LADIES specially Invited to attend sale of dry goods at 908 Tih st. See auetion column. H.Hempler's. aita.” Comzque Suxex Ganpex.—Variety. ‘ondensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 10:00, m. and extinguished at 3:30 a. m. Hon. Hiram Price and Mrs, A. E. Chamber- lain addressed a meeting held at St. Paul's ehurch yesterday under the auspices of the Good Tein plars. It is proposed to cut down a few trees at Mount Vernon which will open a view of the upper part of the Washington monument from the portico of the old mansion. little girl ni Lidda Allen, who ran away from her mother's home becnuse she did not want to go to the country to live, was found police Saturday stopping with some fri ‘Hy street and Was turned over : composed of gentlemen from Alex- id Washington spent Saturday ai Fuirfax Hills in training a pack of The fox used for the purpose was soon corps left the ‘The Washington Lizht Infantry i th ‘Vhe armory greeted With cheers and orks. There were abont 110 muskets in The work of washing towels for the Treasury department has been given to Mrs. Sarah Zahn by contract at 40 per hundred, The Barbers’ Assembly Knights of Labor now numbers abers. It is salt that there are only three barbers in the District who are not members. ‘The Capital City Bi club, numbering fourteen members, arrived in Boston Saturday, al ges rtha’s Vineyard this attérndon, During the 48 hours ending af 8 6'¢lock’ this morning the potice made 127 arrests, Ed. Perry, colored, was fined $10 or 80 ditys by Judge Mills to-day for erdelly beating a horse. There will be grand disp Athletic park on Tuesday Of this week under the di of London. —— To Raise the Reer Boycott. A meeting of cigar dealers and others will be held Wednesday afternoon to consider the sub- Jeet of the Heurich boycott, under the ‘new light thrown upon the matter by Mr. Heurich’ cablegram accepting the terms of compromise. Resolutions have been prepared for subinis<ion to Wednesday's meeting setting forth that as “the boycott on Heuriech s beer, in the opinion Of this, the Saloonkeepers’ association, brings about 4m unsatistactory conflict between the saloonkeepers and the labor union: is the desire of this association to co-operate with the labor unions,” that “the members of this association agree io withdraw their pairon- e from Mr. Heurich unless he agrees toem- oy none but union men, and buy all his uilding material from union bosses; and should Mr. Heurich fail to keep. bis aereement Ww employ none but inion men, the members of this association will withdraw ‘their patronage from Heurieh imn iy upon notifieat and “that the members of this the Saleonk ers’ association do pledge themselves to employ none but un! ade articles.” ‘The Fall Racing Meeting. A QUESTION OF INTEREST TO DISTRICT LOVERS oF svorT. ExeGov. Bowle, president of the Maryland Jockey cinlg recently addressed a letter to Mr. August Belmont, president of the American Jockey club, protesting, in behalf of the former, against the proposed extension of the Jerome | Park meeting through the month of October. Jed the attention of Mr. Belmont -t between the Maryland and Amer- jean clubs as to the dates of meetings. He also declared that the proposed extension of the Jerome meeting through October would be a very great injury to the Baltimore and Wash- ington meetings. Mr. Belmont, in reply to Gov. Bowie's protest, wrote that the matter would be laid before the executive committee of the American club. Mr. Belmont wrote that prom|- hent members of the committee agreed with him that {t would be impolitic, unwise and un- Just to the racing associations for them (the ‘American club) to run through the whole month of October. Mr. Belmont expressed the opinion that the executive committee, when they reach the subject, will act upon it favora- bly to Gov. Bowle’s views. gee Late Again. ‘To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR: ‘The morning train on the Metropolitan road failed to-day again to bring its load of govern- ment clerks and city business men into town in season for their work. The train was also over crowded, and numbers, some of them invalid: bad tostand. It ix a disgrace to a wealthy an powerful corporation like the B. and O. that it eannot provide better accommodations for its ‘Vier. = of fireworks at Friday evenings tion of James Pain, and as “it P S$ IN RELATION TO AN EXTRA CONGRESS, AND THE CONVICT LABOR QUESTION—GEN. GRANT'S REMAINS. Ata meeting of the United Labor League of America, held yesterday on Capitol Hill, Jonn Pope Hodnett offered resolutions, which were adopted: “That as we believe an extrasession of Congress in the interest of the workingmen is @ necessity which the country requires, we In conjunction with other labar organization: hereby respectfully request the President to eall One; that the recent act of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury in giving a contract to convict labor in the great free state of Illinois is a gross mis. take, Which we are sure he would not commit did Be know how he outraged the feelings of his fellow-cltizens in every state in this regard: that a committee of tliree be appointed by the chair to walt on the Secretary of the Treasury when he returns to Washiugton, and res) fully request him to rescind “the ‘same in favor ot the honest free labor of the states. As the contract stands it places a premium on convict labor, and is @ menace to the free labor of the country. ‘Mr. Hodnett made @ report of his official visit to New York to attend the funeral of General Grant, and said he believed General Grant Femaths would be finally, brought here, when a “grand national funerai,” in which every state ‘would participate, wonld be given, AN INFANT IN THE PoLIce CovRT.—“Call ‘Henry Shorter,” said Prosecutor t to Bal- Uf Barton in ‘the Police Court this morning. a Shorter, cried ue balltee A: smal , apparently about six years: weari a Jockey cap, emerged from the gh and bo Sey ‘thi the rails which enclosed the “Stand bim on a chair, Mr. Barton,” Fad make him longer. We le wax charged ‘stealiny ®@ velocipede from J. H. Crawford. The boy's mother said he was a bad boy, and she wanted im sent to the reform seticol for two years, ‘The Judge informed her that he would have to stay until he was twenty-one years old. His mother said she could not part with him that Jong, and the judge sent the boy home with her. RoBBERtES Reronrep—John Oberhet 1331 7th street, reports stolen pair of shoes, worth $2.50.— Joseph Swindell, 700% C street $o-—<hars, Riajor Suilge att Susana a eOreD —! jor * ri enue, Teports that her house was envered ‘and robbed of $35 worth of clothing.—Mury Markoe, 1726 H street, reports stolen from . ae 3. port ber an over- —_--__ A MUTINOUS SAILOR ASSAULTS THE MATE OF FEE ESTES In the Police Court this mon- ing, Henry Brown, a deck hand on the senooner ‘alker, was tried for assauiting the second mate, Robert W. Caffrey, who testified that Brown and he had some words ofan ir given witness, and that Brown struck witness in mouth and Knocked a tooth down his throat. He aiterwards threat- ened to kill the captain if he was fined for the secault,, He wan sent to Jail or 30, days and ive default ‘hich Soldays additional, ba MARYLAND Bors Run Away From Hown— Mr. C. C. Bowling, of Prince: "Ss count formerly # resident of South Washingvon cme ‘came Ww police headquarters last Wednesday to make inquiry for his two sons, Julien and Henry, aged respectively and years, w! stated, had become offended at something said ‘or done at home, and ran away. Lieut. Swin- dels advised him to quietly search about South ‘Washington, where they were acquainted. He did so, and after searching about four days, on Saturday returned to police headquarters and tald that he would abandon. the pursuit, a be had reason to believe they had left the city, — THIEVES SENTEXCED.—In the Police Court this morning a colored man named Frank Ford was charged with steail two pairs of sieeve buttons from John W. Randall He pleaded gs and was fined $10 or 30 days in jail. Bi , colored, was charged with sieal- ing & coat from. W.-H. Walker at the brick The soldier boys soon busied themselves ar- ranging their messes and getting their tents in order, and in a short time [ majority of the canvas abodes were conve! into perfect pictures of neatness and comfort. Under direc- tions of Lieut. Qurand guards were soon posted and the camp placed under military discipline. The following are some of the names of the messes in Camp Washington: Bix Six, Duty, Lonesome, Keystone, Col. Moore, Mama's Pets, Pony, Owl, Daisy, Innocents, ‘The dress parade this evening was the crown- ing feature of the day’s program, no less than 2,500 people being on the lawn. "It was unfor- tunate that the Washington exeursionists were compelied to leave too early to witness this exent, as it did not take place until 6:30 clock. All the hotels and cottages here are crowded, and itis said this will be one of the most suc cessful seasons Cape May has had for some years past. Among the recent Washington arrivals at Cape May are Mrs. Dr. Adams, J. T. Wormley E. A. Mciniire, Mrs. J.8. Miller, Mr. Ge Mrs. W. H. ¢ it, Mrs. Shuster, Eugene Courazier and wite, John Ingersoll und | wi Lyons, J. J. Hollister, Gs > . W. Tichenor, George Dalton. Of the passengers on the excursion train left Washington at 10 p.m. Saturday fell overboard while getting on the baa boatat Philadetphia, and was fished out with a boat- with no further damage than a ducking. ‘The program for to-morrow evening pres! les for a grand military ball and rece: 2 honor of the Infantry by ol. Duffy, of Congress Hall. — SUNDAY AT WASHINGTON GROVE. A Great Crowd in Attendance—Barri- cading the Cirele—Interesting Ser- viees—Politicians—Aceidents and In- cidents of the Day. Correspondence of Te EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON GROVE, Montoomery Co., Mp., August 16th. Sabbath morning dawned cool and bright, and at a ve early hour the influx of visitors begun. Some breakfasted here atter an early ive of many miles. For four hours the roads were one cottinuous stream of carriages, all ioving in one direction, Five forenoon and two afternoon trains deposited their human cargo at the depot, and all day long Grove aye- nue Was a comp mass of moving humanity. At 10:30, aiter the prayer and song service, the avenues leading into the circle were barricaded. ‘This had the desired effect, the result being im- mense relief to the worshipers at the tabernacle and the tenters on the circle. No one could enter, but those who wished might pass out. Soon ‘there was perceptibly less stir and hum, and a decrease in the numbers of strollers und others standing around engaged in conversa- tion. It is @ capital scheme, and will be con- tinued. he sermon at 11 o'clock, by Dr. Hanlon, of New Jersey, was a marvel of earnest searching jospel eloquence. Text, Prov. 4., 18, Notone- ith Of the assembly could get within hearing distance of the devotional services. The deeply impressive service of this day was an informal temperance prayer-meeting at the ladies’ tabernacle, at 2 p. m., under the conduct of Mrs. Reif Interesting and taking addresses were made by Messrs. J. H. Hilton ad A. Whelan. Tuesday will be temperance » and masy prominent sons wre ex- pected. It will be a gala aay, joubtless. Dr, Reilly, P. E., preached the afternoon ser- mon from Ps. 9., Ist. ‘This and the children service were largely attended by an eager 60 ution. hs A. Thompson delivered a forcible and earnest appeul at the evening service, based upon Matt. 16.26. What is a man profited if he gain the world and lose his own soul. There Was much of the revival spirit in this meeting. About 9,000 persons visited the camp to-day and ail returned rather reluctantly to their bomes in hopeful anticipation of another bright day like thi Every one was well fed, and therefore no one felt cross. Polities fairly boomed. to-day, there being about 40 candidates at large. Their field of action was without the encampment, princi- pally, and no harm was done, if no good. Con- spicuous among the crowd were Messrs. Frank Griffith, Dr. L. Greaves, John Gassaway, Geo. Peter, James Henderson and Capt. James Anderson.’ Col.Wm. Kilgour, candidate for the le: ature, and Mr. Wm. Carr, for the sheriff ally, spent the afternoon at the grove. ‘The day was characterized for order and per- fect enjoyinent. No arrests were necessary, and nothing other than a runaway happened beyond the usual round. A gentieman's leg Wes fractured by the upturning of a buggy. Dr. Et:hison soon made the injured man comitorta- bie, A sinall boy was budly brulsed by the kicking of a horse. Prominent among the visitors at the grove to- day were Mr. Benj. F. Lloyd, H. H. Hilton and wife, Charley Nye, Miss Fannie Thompson, Earnest Shearer, Miss Maggie Gilliss, Scott Hammond, Wm. H. Breuniuger, Miss Jennie Sharp and’ Mr. Al. ‘Holland, of ‘Washingto: Jobn Ireland, of pireretisy Spencer C. Jon ‘A. A. Braddock, Robert Carter, J. E. Cram Judge David Griffith, Mise Loma Myers, Ho ari Griffith, trom the county. ‘The Grand Army Monument to Grant. WHAT GEN. BURDETT SAYS ABOUT IT. Gen.S. 8. Burdett, the commander of the AMUSEMENTS. Reported for THE EVENING Stan, 3 Ce LOCAL MENTION. Alexandria Amnire, RESORTS _|__ FAMILY SUPPLIES. SUMMER RESORTS. Arrival of the W. L. I. Corps _at Cape | Meeting of the Grand Second Division | suxpAy SERVICES. The church services ABI 2 [BAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE ‘ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS gy. p | \ re Soeanine May The First Day tn Camp Weeki at the Harris House—The | yosierday were conducted by ‘the partors.ex-| Tomorrow being the 15th oc| A’ sae ethane, Stephenson's Depot PO, Vurginia., Open PA We Seu. Bancana Se An Rathusiantic Greeting by 1 Present. Sere church: Rev, Dre Wales cinerea | opening the business of R. Goldschmia S12-7em axa SANIT, es Taleb nme at thesia OMS | 50) Western BE The annual ‘ot the Second Grand | Christ church ‘and Rev. Mr. Koon at St. Paurs ng the following ean RaNUNEDY | | TRANNTE WINSTON, A ue Athy | QceAs View nore, —— Pty s Correspondence of Tae EVENING STAR: Gonvention. | church. Elder Smdot led the worship at the fess "$18.00 decorated china Dinner and Tea GARDEN. ‘OCEAN VIEW, Va, Grogu Ten te equal to aay we — Care May Crry, N. J, August 16th. | Division of the Sons of Veterans met to-day at | Primitive Baptist church, on Fairias street. set containing 180 pieces $12.17. 50c hassocks BUMMER GAR situated on the beach mear Cane Henry, Pe oe at After an uneventful trip, barring the usual | the Harris House, ‘This organization, which is | "Coxrmact.The contract or cleaning and re- | Tac. handsome nara cece y Ueig Oe ORE EXTRAORDINARY FOR THIS | Oi Seg dehy rallroad from Nor. Bio. Oh. for bbc. esl Groen Ro. Lae bet hey delay at Washington street ferry in PhWadel- | 30w four years old, extends throughout the pairing all the stoves of the four school bulld- duced from, $6.00 to 4.17, walt shakers with VEER OF THE FAMGUS Srask Lesa ste or mcoreen oe a | flee g SER Pee UO Hons Ia ior oe tons ‘cole ‘- Bished, electric bells and ‘everything Htstciass: fish- ‘ ved ere this morsing at wtiock To may | withatoal memberanpofavour'0000, she | Eo gaathe Serteu ce, testa. m Ope | ged ty eet aara pelt cat gro, Sue | ame an AEG JAY Wake. amor | cn ts aiaicraie Saat tet | Bevin ahaa = Ss om Maina rived here this morning a ee aan ihe. of New | Pther bids being $04.78 and $7o, POO colored glass yoo, Spee signed assures the public that Ocean View Will be kept ceew 5 that the entire population—transh a | York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, | Poice Rerunt.there were nine ers | Soe; worth Bocemne ieecream sels 18 pleces | come Once, You'll Come Again! Rrwesclase tn every part ibe eft INDIA TRA COMPANY, bach pentane takers = mactenead land, West ‘Virginia, ‘Virginia and the | at the and eine eae vies é! | $1.25 french china hand Patna cas ‘cuspadores re- | 927-6 ~ —— ‘Sito Sie per wee ‘Tih street cars onuen on = The arrival ce tno cores isan evant wien has | DEA@IsC Of Gollinlie, and Saaibrere|onege 4,000 fguting: “William eaves Shiu Ceetapior, | sooea, om S125 $1.28 rent ene es | P on = Ocean View, Va, will se: |G : eae been looked forward to with pleasure by all the | Members, The membership is com of | James Speaks charged with disorderly condwet, lates reduced from 50c to 25e. cut cake Cateand fshingtacke, th | Siaoccr Wuses. nae : the lineal descendants of the soldiers, satlors | Wm. Lewis, held by Sheriff Suttieyot Northumt | Baskets Se worth $1.95, sicorgns Ciek | GRAND FIREWORK DISPLAY AND EVENING fendants, alwavs on: hand: ajso billiard saloon es Sojourners here. berland connty; Ben. Blandheim, charged with | stand with 2500 tootir iat Jochen FETES, nd bow! ig alleys tor amusement of visitors Hand. | VIRGINTA CLARET. vay fe, €9.00 dosea, 5 train at the Cape, the.| @nd marines who served in the army or navy nt ieks 9c. worth soune Sancihg, pavittee ned bees cad ioe be ot ‘ pon the arrival of the train at pe, drunkenness; William Fontain and Randall | ored glass ice-cream saucers on’ stand 6 for 260 Tor Shey ANAS EDEL (Galitornia) 4.00 dosea, battalion, under escort of company H, 6th reg- | of the United feo Gh, Anshan with | Fontain, colored, charged with assault on Of work ‘soe colored glass 4 bottle caster 6Be AUGUST 18 AND 21, AT 8:15 P. Mw, marc guessed Re theemenen. ore Manager. Diy or SWEET CATAWBA, eee tiasat Sida tuna ihe Reractor wstcl ced | tele ithers and tnete sacrifice for the mainte: | PEERS 4 servo crowd trom this ees 88" pleces Teduood hen atnag ne 8 te pear MUGSTaTy CARE HOUSE GILES @, seen 2016 Fe fe . ance ion. ‘They also ex . Move fully xitunte ¢ ae Pistia thtnsuaracr cart ae | te Tet rr gga antl | Urge go ye Meta | edema eased ae Ae Rae bg ogee eee | 250 Cxnoens Bore .. ci the Manassas Gap railroad, where the dedica- | twin’ pi Orth “be. decorated pant E PINEST, the national colors and corps bungee were Fan | Yeigrang, and extend ald and) protection, 10 | ton ot «Methodist “Eplicupal church wok | CWita Pckonciedeiecy ors aes gdocorated | | BY JAMES PAIN, OF Low: . Anan i ee FOGLE BROOKE @'C0, Up the flag-pole arid the applause of about'2,000 | thelr widaws, ‘The ‘upon the invitation of the | Place, The excursionists returned about nine | some plush albums reduced trom 9.506 S148. | vocune ieoyal Yechtswmndvonand Alesanter people assembled on the lawn. Custer o'clock last nigi Geo. A. Post, who have made arran; ™ments for the care’ and entertainment of the Palace, DEALERS IN‘FINE FAMILY GROCERIES Norgs.—The mayor Is enforcing the dog law and Alexandra Exhibition Company, New York, U.| CHAPEL POINT, THE LONG BRANCH ‘Terms—STRICTLY CASH. OF MARYLAND, ye GIVE OUR BUTTER A TRIAL by fining a number of persons who have har- Fe delegates. It is expected that the sessions will | PY nee numncer of persons who have, ha o Fellewi: <a OPEN JUNE 1 TO NOV. 2 continue until Wednesday, and on Thursday | Wro hus for some time conducted the’ Brad | Must be a ‘of Before Woptemtes ‘Ist, at Feet Peantiful resort in Maryland. 3 od Pome Peon ll be given to Lower Cedar | dock house here, has been succeeded by Mr. | prices that must insure thelr sales Steamer Geor Law, Potomac Steamboat Co. wharf, 9 i Foint, To-morrow even! re ineiad to attend the | Edward Webb, of New York.——Chas. Crump |" Ladies’ House Slippers, from 28 ots, up. Flight ‘7th st. dally except Friday and Monday. B sen Ea have been invited to att * | has entered on service, ater commission ty the | Ladies’ Fine Opera-Toe Slippers, from 73 cta, rial Sauc aud-im HOWARD BROS. Proprietors, 209 o > a8 policeman a rt wy x Smal me ATLAS are uarters, from $1.17 cts. eguuldren’s Slippers, all styles, now reduced to ‘Shells, Great Golden Clou ice, tal To-day the following delegates had arrived: ites, Device, An Uriental Tree, ave. near the ovean. THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA 7. Fates. Accommodatjo ‘Shells, Volley of Shi Commander, R. Tobias; chiet of staff, W.S. paced Pain’s, Pure water. Large rooms. Spacious gardens. PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Payne; assistant adjutant general,S. M. Bower, | (4742 82. trisdige’ Serge Galters, in Laced and Congress, thing Piety” Soak icen on aie io a frstibent oQgiht omen Rqywerecant Geen assistant quartermaster general, R. M. Linton, — ‘Men's Base Ball Shoes, at 95 cts, Coens ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. A BoE SS and following of the grand division council: J. fe 1. Children’s Base Ball ‘Shoes, at 72 cta. le location and completé in all the Bn tak bat bcnapitata We | wi ices tacts mins | aaboreer 0a Tint Sasa owe. a | eect ah ane Fence | amps os on Reetn, West Pennsylvania; and following dele- | Marigold and Clover Blossom, called Saeceeeo'e Raw, Just Received 360 Pair of Retnbow, Sup, and. Gullosche, Second, Display of | “oNGRESS WATIG a ules’ W. D. Thomas, Pennsylvania W. Fy | year Conx Fon Catanna, with one box Garaaneas | Misses Rid hose wits hesls, eich Of intend Fire, bupiay of suclis with, Briliant Stars betes | G2 rafal as : Brown, Pennsylvania; C, W. Tucker, Benniyi- SouvesT and one Saxvonv’s Iurnoven Innazen, |trunatsdety. || | Z; Strasburger, | EitSnaire"MSuatain: Pan's Newly luvented, seetae edergg Hg Somlpee Tor pte | Yinla: GC. &. Holmes, B-JDoran sind KW. | th'tn one package, may. now behad of all arvewists | 2 No. 906 7th sh 4 doors above'T. | ius, ‘Sistultaneous Volcanic Eruption, “batteries o¢ | SECneM, as been refived and tefurniabed evry |e Tanah man, New York: G. W, Penuiman, Min- | torgi. Ask foc Sanvonv/aBADicat CORE. loc, Royal Liquid Glue mend: Fee ede ane of Colter Tomine, (nese | open JULY Sp. Address LEFLER & POTTER ab 2mm neapolls; B,C. White, Trenton, N. JW. C | . Royal Liq lends every- | Tourbiions, Flight of Golden Tourvililons, Device, | °P¢ peace RPOE Reed, Altoona; R. M! J. Reed; Philadelphia. | Complete Local and Constitutional ‘Treatment for thing—wood, glass, crockery, leather, orna | Colosal Fire Portralt of Ht Cleveland, Third | STOCKTON, = ‘The delegates from the Custer cainp, of this, city, every form of Catarrh, from a Simple Cold or Influ- | ments, &c. Druggists, erocers, &c. 1t | Display of Shells, the Forest of Fire, Mammoth Shell | ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. i$ GPIB, Petnoy: MY. Brown shd Capt. W: | cusa'to loti of Sie Teste ‘and! Meating, COUgh. | are yorw, leading piycisiall reommend ena Gass abvely)» Fight oftinctis sliver Goad etaet | aiseenee et es ene tmmene Fine Cate, CFergenae ee eee coals and Catarrbal Consumption, in every | prescribe ‘bufty's Pure Malt Whiskey. m- | with sapphires, Display of Pain’s Mammoth Spread- addres ‘Final Design, Eruption of Mount Vesuvius mended by physicians. ‘Sold by druggists and | ers, _4e29-2m KELSEY @ LEFLER grocers, anc this morning and passed upon the accounts, Destruction of Herculaueum; Finale, Great Flight ITE] c AN e | wnene by any Flour CLERGYMEN, VOCALISTS: + ‘OTE! RAN COR. MALN AND COURT which were found to be correct and that there Cholera. Diphti Se nea Sipe Aaa sta. Caray, Va. Opened Jiily Ist, 1864, ‘eal rin, Fevers, Malaria, prevented by the use of Reed & Caturick’s So” dium Hypochlorite (disinfectant). _Recom- was asurplus. The affairs of the order were re- and Pablic Speakers without number owe their pres rted to be in aflourishing condition, withan ent usefulness and success to SANFORD's RADICAL ‘The will be varied each evening. Admis- sion. rand stand, 25¢ extra. Gates open at 7, Fine bi Plowanily jocited up town, und one mi m0 the wonderful caverns of Luray. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. Pure de on the premises. “Pare ox- from an artesian Ww Inerease jn the membership aud harmony in | Core rox Caran. mended by. the Public Health Association aa caav ofrain, exhibit ext evening, suis ee" | Selene saya! fo any with everyting mew. eat aod everainesh 0s Ueteaae Seesoene ee ie ranks. Rev. Dr. Wiggin says. “One of the best remedies for | Superior to all other disinfectants and germt- |“ SPARK, MT. PLE - 3 mpiet meee (on Please ue mest Zhe meeting of the delegates was held at one | Catarrh—nay, the best remedy we have found ina | cides. Sold everywhere, Send for pamphlet, AIM CASTLE PARK, MT. PLEASANT. +4 SS ee ee sed — glock, at which the commanaer, Raphael To- | Hiutime of sullerhie is seetones eee ee | maw eto 182 Fulton st, N. Ye Postponement of Concert and Comedy to MONDAY dius, presented his annual report, in which, EVENING, August 17th. Grand. ilinmination of acting housekeeper and matisty the most instidiousepe cure uiter referring to the sad affliction in the death A It clears the head and throat so thoroughly that, taken ve. and Ocean Prout, Adantic Cit Twilled Silk Umbrellas, 5 GILT-ED@E, et Park. Souvenir to each lady. Dancing to splendid | x 5. house to th ch. Mi J sheen, Grane, he staresthat the membership of | ch morning of Hsing. thers are no unpleasant secre. | 26-inch, puragon frame, $1.0, at. the Boston | Seite eh tiekcee tih GS gina ia Eaay Sd | NJ. Nenfest house to the Beach Atte the grand division bas resived tateriaiice | tous and bo disagresible hawking durie ine antioe Variety’ Store, 705 and 707 Market Space. w,fm | “aulage sipdvatiolen bee rence Ameapeicens Winker Whee Pasme, creace during the pust_year, and the debt has. been extinguished. The report recommends thata special committee be appointed, to con- sist of two brothers from each division, to effeet @ unton of all factions of Sons of Veterans with this order. During the year the opposition branch of the Sons of Veterans in Ohio have become attached to the order. ee : The Courts. . but an unprecedented clearness of voice and res HE BE! ASBURY PARK, N. J.— Lake: fine ocean fainily house; sanitary arrangemeuts| artesian Water. First-class table. sep MES R TY [HE QUEEN OF WATERING-PLACES, CAPE MAY, Is reached by the Thornton's Emulsion of pure Cod Liver Oll with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired nutrition and general debility; eas; and pleasant to take. Preseribed by’ physi Gians, Sold by Druggists, Lange bottles 50c. Manufactured by W. E. Thornton, corner Bal Umore and Hurrison Streets, Baltimore, Md. ™,Wy RELIANCE. A splendia Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the celebrated Hungarian proces. itis avery cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of all clames, and OU cteecen em st PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. AXDEXCURSIONOR "EDERAL CITY ASSOCIATION Howie On WEDNESDAY, Aug 19th. Steamer leaves her wharf at 9 am. Tickets can be obtained from the plow oF POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL ©O., BOSTON. GOLDEN HILL COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. Pouice Court—Judye Mills pro tem. = ; y i Grent Reduction Seek el eso office, dept. ‘WEST JERSEY RAILROAD tdcegeradag coms Aoed the Standard Pamfiy Today, James Conway, colored, carry Weary sufferer trom Rheumatism, Nearalgia, Weak | + morence Off Sieve wittoe at ope. at the | @: Sar RS aa Flour of the District. Tt ts-equal in quality tom great pistol; $30, of 30 days.’ bade perry: cok and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colls, Weak Back, Weak | Ruston Varlety Store, 70S nnd Soe Meee 430 dp St. 8. TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA. many high-priced Patent Flours, whiist it can be gfuelty to animals; $10, or 30 day's Dave | Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Female Weakness, | Space. “ w,fm,Lm facerating oor, U. 8. Treasury. : is bought for considerable lem money. We defy compet Green and John Clark, colored, $5 each. | Shooting Pains through the Loins and Back, try these = frase S. D. Houck, 206 7th st. s.w. FAST EXPRESS TRAINS, with Parlor Cars at- | torsto bring forth any Flour superior to CERKA, James Robinson, colored, Plasters. Placed over the Pit of the Stomach. they | = Chris. Wagner. 1129 7th st. n.w. Fehed arc run during the season at convenient hours. | STERLING, GLLT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN Pan = : ious (Cale aive S. Wm. Bushby, 13th and M sts. n.w. Fasengers arrive at the NEW BROAD STI HILL, and we feel assured that any housekeeper who Affairs in ‘West Washington. prevent and cure Ague Pains, Bilious Colic, Liver a T 12, 25e. anl7-2t STATION HILADELPHIA, where Union Transfer meine wal, cn, kurene Bo. N 2 Complaints, and protect the system from a thousand | = OR BRIDGES. = CURSION FOR THE | Combes and Horse Cars transfer them direct to the | t> them once will never use anything a yactirerraia or ubpemiarenrs Rhi present ag Jels ROUNDS, Benefit of the Officers of the Steamer Mary | “#HOROPUS cay arena Aisa Fotomae club. composed of Fisher, stroke: |! No. 1700 Penn. Av. WasitisatoN, D.C. Aug, 12.1885. | Washington, on FRIDAY EVENING, Aug 21, 1982, ‘At the foot of Market streets” Wislesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Indianaave’ Heamey, 3; Supail wood, eRe n ore eae | D i ‘ HALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re- | Dancing down and back. Tickets 25c. For sale bythe | For tickets baggage checks, and full informath = is afternoon at 5:30 for Fortress Monroe. | De ENLEY'S ctived at this office until noon, Wednesday. Sep- | officers and at the boat on evening of excursion. apply J 3 ad Rey Ay mee ee accompanied by thelr, tratner, REACT Ga tember 2d, 1885, for furnishing ‘about, 27,000 ‘Steamer les Boe: aul7-5t_ | NORTHEAST CORNER 13TH STREET AND W™. MGA! reen.-—Ellis Ward, trainer for the Columbias, > Duara measure of Georgis pine timber and pie Faas GOUGGRAN CAHIR CORES WWE Ei , TLEANTS AVENGT = = — arrived this morning tron Philadelptua, pecitir can be this of Uk, PIMORE & POTOMAC A PLEASURE Party.—The em RAILROAD. yes of the als. ‘xcursion to Colonial Beach on Thursdas right is reserved to reject any and all pro ” Un iy ewe HN M. WILSON, 20. The str. Arrowsmith will leave her wharf | CHAS. E. PUGH, J. R. WOOD, SSS Ree Lane een ge eatte || Pare so1n17A8 109101 _ColvielUssvAtiny, | 820 shire. Novisxetwldatthebont “sive |" CoueraiMamete, | "Usneral merger aet | Seca Qen Seuuma Oon on th cket G. Wagne a g J) EPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. NNUAL EXCURSION = 7} Notms-Dr! Green, U-8 Saud Mr. James| Gof I Wastisaros, August 11,1005, | AY” Oreache TENT, NO, 2,10. 8, “ATSIC CIT: TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Paint tinct Se Sais Mag te “Seed Propmal til guiecdat ie ote ot te eae rae aay grates ere op tasaem, rote my ow two weeks of successful shooting and fishin at Sistive, Gaul TAREE OC LOG Soe eens mer Arrowsmith. Tickets, 0c; Children | EXPRESS TRAINS RUN THROVGHLAI IES MILLENERY, FANCY GOODS bure! e St. John's he department with the following amounts of fuel for | 7; eS N E! ry ghureb yesterday liza W illiameand Louisa se during te fiscal ‘year ending June 30, 1886 Uf (RE EDE EES TE Te eo a pong boo vi, two colored gifis,/o pliee, wore fined 280 tony of Furnuce Coal. . ° VER, > each by Judge itis this aioe ng for alse 10 Lous White Ash Lee Stove Coal, FOLDING ROOM a Omce. CAMDEN & ATLANTIC RATLROAD, _a015-2m_ 716 Market Space. urbing the quiet of the town on Saturday 4 Pan oe From Station Foot of Vine Street. )MP2CMAER BARGAINS IN MILLINERY, WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, ei From Station Foot of Market 1n order to make room for our Extensive Importe- of ieessible from Washington by the through trains | Hons of Fall Millinery, we will, during this month, sell the night EMPERATURE AND Coxprtros oF WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 72; con- dition, Receiving reservoir, temperature, 79; condition at north connection, 'S cords Hickory Wood. The rightio re ect any or all bids is reserved. In- ws to bidders cai be obtained by applying to Clerk. A. H. GARLAND, Aitorney General TO MARSHALL HALL, MONDAY, August 17, 1885, on the Steamer W. W. Corcoran. ‘The boat will leave her wharf at 6 p.m. sharp returning will leave Marshall Hall at 10:45. ickets 50 cents. 14. Our entire stock of handsome French Bonnets and CS ARTMENT OF JUSTICE, SiGe SSS BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RATLROAD, z * i sservorn te Bi STICE, NHE PICNIC TO HAVE BEEN HELD AT THE iS i Silk Gloves, Handkerchiets connection, 20, Distributing reservoir, tem 'WASINuTON, August 11th, 1885, (OLLEGE VILEA Groumis, uear Tentestown: | pRB NEW BIOADTHEET STATION ofthe | Hats also Silk Gloves, and Neckwear rattire, 77; condition at iuiuent gatehouse, A MOST EFFECTIVE COMBINATION. ated Proposals will be received ut the oflice of the | ‘Thursday, August 13, 1885, for the benefit of S-Aun's | PTS AURA NLA ATEROAD, Tie ie | at great sacrifice, s condition at effluent gatehouse, & High rg ie eal = = Chief Clerk nd Superintendent of the Bui ing, De= | Church, tponed to TUESDAY, Aug. 18, ai same | the West Jersey Railroad Staton Calon treet. MES. M. J, HUNT, {ides in the river to-day at 12:07 ‘am. and | CELERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonic, partment of Ju-tice until NOON, SATURDAY, | tine and piace, “‘Pickets sold are good ter that day. rf 12:47 p. m. McCarrrey Reavy To Ficut Suiitvay.— ‘ST TWENTY-SEUOND, 1885, for farnishing Department with Stationery for ‘use during the ail Sear ending Juve 30th, 1896. Lists of the arti. < needed and auldit AND TOURNAMENT AND Coaches to the siation of the Camden & Adantic Hail | gqy Fs : 1309 F Staeer Nourawasr, For through tickets, baggage checks, and fall in- J begs FEDORA DRESS SHIELD IS RiBOOM Dressmakers, FESTIVA Espay Jy29 BALTIMORE, MD, ' PEeAMERT AND formation, apply as follows: amenied by the Leading MeCaftrey, the Pittsburg pusilise, vat cia cles needed and ‘instructions tp bidders, can. be ob- eee age Inth Sed DU SORTHEATT COUNER 13TH STREET AND | “tle atroluely impervious nati in training for a six-round hard glove con- ‘This preparation has proven to be exceedingly v reject any aud all bids is reserved On Church Grounds at Forest Glen ‘Station, for the S: YLVANIA AV U For sale at ‘ali ‘Goods and Ladies’ Furnishing test with John Satie at. Chester parkc-on | ane mere aration has v mae poe H, Galt LAND, Attorney General. Deuehit of Carroll Chapel STATION BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, | Stores. sosa* ‘ OF | able for theenre o : . Attorney Ge en an g PUGit, WOON, 5 trey'stmanager” auld Sairuuy that he isin | NERVOUS EXHACSTION, | DeptLrry, POH MUILDINGASMALLGREEN | Traini low ‘Tueway. int, on the Merepollaes | (onecal Manager. “General Puswenger agent | oJ, (, EL oncnimson splendid condition and will be greatly dis: PLESSNESS, RESTLESSNUSS. Orrick oF PURLI< BUILDIxos ap Groups, | Hath. 725, 8. 1230p. m. Special trains on Soe IMPORTER, nted if anything oceur¥ to prevent tre me: NEURALGIA, DYSPEPSIA, ‘No. 1700 Pennsylvania avenue, ee ee. sti auisor” | [a= TRAYMORE, fag. Sullivan, he added, bas h very wholesune | GENERAT, PROSTRATION OF VITAL FORCES, Wasrxcrox, DC. August 3, Toes, || Teturning 103 ATLANTIC CIty, ¥. 3. VL, OOINUS TO SEt4. FOR SER WEEE respect for McCatfrey, and is taking excellent LOSS OF PHYSICAL POWER. eaied Prop cate, Will be received at | ee 2 Sree THIRTY DAYS DESIRABLE AND SEASON- Fore ie amaelt in Anticipation of the tlzht. | And all derangements consequent upon over. | is. oflice until : PSUS Sr ~ th, 1885, under the auspices of | _ Situated within 100 of the beach. ABLE GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED There is enmity between the men, and they taxed mind and body. In fact, it gives tone to all | Groeuhouse aud’ raising the Set oF Geechee ewe meat | unobstructed view. ‘Theonly passenger PRICES, Pil Seht to win. Besides, the winner takes all | 30 physical functions, and bnoyancy vo theapiria | Gieeiiee seat a a ero ; Satorin, Atlantic City. | Seu ‘water baths, UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS aT AND the ate money and the loser onl a thiuinping. PHEPANE oe Plunss and specifications cau be seen at the nurseries, ee ee ene gy BELOW COBT. wi asquare fight, and the best man will 2 3 ‘The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. se & | TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS aT HALP- win. A Boston dispatch reports Sullivan's NDY > JOHN M. WILSON, TTAGE,, op. backers saving: “You iay depend upon it is aa = Soe a (808,10,11,12.17,18-6t Goroicl V8 ariny._ |< icber, Clothier, sin at. ne Gray, & obey, | O2"™ So. Latinseite street, tent Pay Oe ALP PEE Metocrey c nicent ® Anish, and end torever ee en BEE hiember of the committee. "oat leaves ‘thst. whart | age!" moderate, stare 4. a T at 9 o'clock a.m., returning at 10 pam. J. M. Minnix, &, O'Brien, C.'T, Harding, Committee. ‘a07,5,11,13.15,17-8t* F\ABIN JOHN AND GREAT FALLS. /’ ‘The new excarsion steamer H. G.Wagner Is now Eyady for charter. ‘Capacity: over 300. Apply, $221 a, au 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON PLUMES AND FANCY FEATHERS. . 10 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON ALL “LACES,"*“RIB- BONS,” COLORED CREPES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS, CLOAKS. FINANCIAL. Price & Ware, STOCK BROKERS, (YOBBS ISLAND. REC ‘ception of visitors. Spl Shiper Shooting. ENED FOR THE RE- did Bathing, Fishing and Passengers for Cobb! Now For Pasraroons: Island will take the Cape Charles, a daily steamer from Norfoll Old Point at 1 at 10a. m., ‘oF from, 4. m., or steamer Nortsamypton Grand Army of the Republic, has returned home, after having attended the encampments at Gettysburg, Pa., and Springfield, [ll He says that the proposition foreach member of the Grand Army to contribute ten cents to the erection of a monument to Gen. Grant in this city when mentioned was received with great enthusiasm, and he aad no doubt but that it would be done. The movement would be or- ganized by a circular issued soon and the effort made as systematic as possible. Gen, Burdett has written to ex-President Hayes giving his Teasons why these contributions of the Grand Army soldiers should not go towards the New York monument. a ‘The Prisoner Nardella. HE DENIES HAVING MURDERED A MAN IN MARYLAND. The Italian, Nardella, confined in the Wash- ington jail on the charge of the murder of an | Italian named Rotuno, by cutting his throat, and robbing him, a few weeks ago, near the reservoir, was yesterday visited at the jail by several detectives, He still adheres to his Story that there were two others with him at the time of the commission of the act; that the four men went to the house together, and two of them held the old man by the hands and feet while the other cut his throat. He does not say, however, who held him, nor is he explicit about the time the act was committed—saying sometimes that they went to the house at ly o'clock und the man was killed at 24, and, at other times, that the man was killed as soon ag they got up stairs; that after the man was cut he heard the blood gurgling and went to see whatit was, when he got it on his pants. He has been informed of the suspicion resting upon him as having killed one De Balbo atN East, Md., in November last, and he denies it, or that he knows of any such’place. After close questioning as to the murder of De Balbo at North East, the nly acknowledgement he made was ihat he knew De Balbo's son, and that he had gone back to Italy. Ma. CRUTCHETT’s SUIT AGAINST THE Gas ComPaxy.—A suit at law has been entered by James Crutchett (by Mr. J. A. Smith inst the Washington cedugni Company: for $250, used an improvement ot plaintitts. pat 1867zor plaintift’s, patented {n 1867zor the manufac. ture of gus without his consent or license. In @suit in equity for the same t, the eban- celior on demurrer decided that the plaintiff, if entitled to relief, could obtain it by sult at law. ce en BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.—A pleasant birth- day celebration took place at the residence of Dr. Frank T. Howe, 1438 Corcoran street, Sat- urday night, on the anniversary of the birth of el isses Mary and Katie Howe, Miss Vi gle Hancock, Messrs Jecko, Whipple and Lyford wasservea. = “Yeung 04 ® Yountiful supper MARRIAGE LICENSES.— Marriage! been issued by the clerk of the F. Roseway and Elizabeth B. —— Cor Exev: sete Bey manne pes Remon rived at the Baltimore and Potomac depot in sixteen coaches, each crowded to te fullest ca. Pris nown an the “old Dogs ¢ cursion,? they Lt 64 Broad View von (st. n.w., opp. Wash &G: ReRe office. {Wednesday and. Friday. mor 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON SPRING WRAPS 00 zy 8 We SEE Anne A Secon D SALE GP, 689, 16th street Corcorat Bulldingy, Washington, | {TUS BEATS THEM ALLE Racks: for seaside will’ meet thea | 2° AND CLOTH OSTUMER Z woo Ey i PANTALOONS FOR $4 AND $5, WE HAVE PRIVATE STOCK. TELBGRAPH WIRES 45 MILES FOR 30 GENTS. oye PAD, Propricur, Bay View b'O, | PERFECL-PITTING JERSEYS AT VERY LOW ; a Ps eg cE os uur wees Look out and go to Glymont every . se 5 . 7 BE Pu ¥ Bah i, IN EITHER PRICE ABOUT TEN DIFEEY: SHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,,| 10 Semis. Bring the children and the babe is Julatsepl | FIGURES. ‘00 7! aa ENT PATTE IT AND STYLE OF NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c, Ssimiar Mary Seaghlegtcar WIRE IOAVS sine eae! BUY PARK, N. J.-THE VICTORIA FAM |GREAT BARGAINS IN WHITE SUITS aND : 5 ASC S OUR FINE GEN BAL’ PANTS Eth, ’ 4 5 1 A “iv House, near oveat At LESSING 7 BRGEE eed tote ee Jaanes WarTety, cickuanm Oaxuex, | Fiving dhuursat Glymout.” Dancing down ana back | Sor eights. Table good. Accom cee PaRAnOLS ATOR BB od Ex Tf SRE £95 OR ee Hesny i bobor, Waskiugion, D.C. hd uf pavilion on the grounds: SILK MITTS IN ALL SHADES AT HALF-PRICE. Rep AA OR Ot RRA WE HAVE THEM, Winuiaa 1 Travis, Special Partner. hada eee FOSTER SILK AND TAFFETA GLOVES AT 10 fe oa & BAY S90 CALL AND SEE Waar we wave, | g2wadsellon conmisaon all Games a Ff: 8 Siar Fangs an casi sours | Tpocx exow sriisGsANDMINERAL BATHS | PEN CENT DISCOUNT 'H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. re dasing tee a teOn Teas era ke regular | “Great North Mountain, near Winchester. FBper. Para 907 Paave se 5 te ing the seuson Wo tneabov'e polntsevery SUN- Noth Mountain, near Winchester, @ a. 2 a Se ee ee Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re- | DAY, TUSDAY and FIUDAT, leaving ber wharf, | Ye, Abatt {hours ride from Wash Fy Mar J.P. P. Bf 88 Uwe Bb De RvR Gs SERIE ite gnarcels, received through cue wires In | corner of High wt, and Canal. at o'clock aum.,aharp. | Dire mails, dally and telephone connection Sih | Mise oJ. IP. Parner PY 38 Vwww BB ee | BRR, nee goer or ‘Alfonders cxecuted aid reportea prompuy.-gef | Rane fotround sri oi, Beat can be chartered opal | Tied” No bar. "A nae and dleiant winner NO. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, a orders an i ern Pin Y ato j Soe "" 7 E 5 Pe “oo W"“w Bop” xe EE = Owe Prick Cormier, sud J.-A WaTERS, 1047 High ot. Georgetown, See atin ove: A000 fost. k ase SOE RY aN SERET: ee Sea vatoe tn the cure of kidney and ring. ah wn Wms sea comethes sen ieaaeee Powder ne tes, jarvel , Sraso: THD STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN, vee chalybeate spring, \the strong. a Sie eae tars Or pacy, Srasoxante Cro HINO. SS eee ee exinthe Ci ited States), coutaining per gallon over 14 enna ran strength and wholesomeness. More economical than ; Se a @ proforiae and early 18 grains saiphaie of mesa, 5 a trip Pheve muneral wate = Srovm- | To close them prior to making improvements and the ordinary kinds, and cannot be soldin competition | 3ancarns’ Baxoawe to Marshall Hall and Glymout; Ted in ror aeral waters may be used singly orcom- | To close them prior to bined in hot or cold baths. Au immense ‘swinuing Poo! heated to an ugreeabie temperature. ‘Perms Very moderate, Round-trip tickets from Washington $8.50, good for Season, Pamphictsand all information at A.S PRATT & Mi 401 9th street northwest, Washi Children. 15 cents, \CCOQUAN FALLS. VA. Finest Scenery of the Potomac. The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will makean SEY Tale Uae RU oe Jeavi rr ‘w am, returning at § pb. Fare, round trip, 250. Season leaving for Paris, BARGAINS! ae R** OoVED. MME. VON BRANDIS, MODISTE, Formerty with Lord & Taylor, New Yorts wits bar oo ee Sus made stints mse’ with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor phosphate powders. Sot onty tN cana Roya Bakixe PowDER Co. 106 Wall street, N.Y. ap6 3 ‘We are now offering, ut greatly reduced prices, ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GooDs, Men's Hand-sewed TIES, Strap or Button, for $4.50 per paw: former price $6.00. Men's Hand Weit OXFOKDS, $4.25 per pair; former FOR SUCH WEATHER AS THIS WHEN SEER- SUCKER GOODS ARE JUST A LITTLETOOTHIN, SERGES OR FLANNELS ARE JUST WHAT YOU OTEL ALBION, price 89.00, : oe eine Gate Shak oe AtLantic crry, x. 3.4/9 “Evening Dresses, Bridal Troweaus s .00, now selling for 82.50 per paar, eee i Land con ne as ; ar da repulse goods We hive ond of the iargest amort-| WE HAVE THEM IN UNLINED COATS SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION. Se Wee Oe sence. | ene ane nents to be found in the cl ERNOON E: ey <3 Fmt Fiince on the seaty nat te QEATRFULINFLU: | Gur Ladies $200 CURACUA KID BOX TOE, BUT- | HALF-LINED, OR LINED ALL THROUGH. wE| oTGeMBi MARS WASHINGTON will ‘make | jeigome Froprictors._ | ana shirred Cape Shawie te Fines grates ot aoe ence on the scalp, and for the removal and pre- ‘TON, are still in the lead. m., returning at 8 p.m. OTEL ROYAL, and Ki Yention of dandruff, Ayer’s Hulr Vigor hus no equal can give you tine BOX TOE or COM: HAVE THEM IN PLAIN BLACK, PLAIN BLUE, | “iickets soe teana trip. First Season f0F this Suanpear bosaeeke 103m It restores faded or y hair to its al dark col SENSE RACOA KID BUTTON Fine Brass Band on these excursions. ort — bie 4 original dark color, |“ ‘antee them to give sutisiaction. Fur $34 BLUE CHECK, PLAIN BKOWN OR BROWN re D stimulates the growth of the hair, and gives ta | _ giveyona beats 2 = ougLtas deautiful, soft, glossy and silken appearance. In LOW SHOES FOR J.ADIES we have all the | MIXED. Jatest styles, at the very lowest figures possible. Laujes' ine CURACOA KID OXFORDS, haud-sewed, 1.50. Ladles' fine CURACOA KID NEWPORT TIES, hand- owed, $1.50, Ladies tine CURACOA KID BUTTON, hand-sewed, $1.50. Ladies’ fine FRENCH KID OXFORDS, hand-sewedy A YER SARSAPARILLA I8 DESIGNED FOR those who need @ medicine to purify thelr blood, build them up, increase their appetite, and rejuvenate their whole system. No other preparation so well ‘meets this want. It touches the exuct spot. Its record ic. is now open ! _myl9-3m "ELISHA ROBERTS & SON. SION, ATLANTIC CITY ‘w furniture. Hand- Some Fooms; central location und open alll the year. Hates, : myivdm nea HENRY RATS WE HAVE THEM IN SACK COATS, IN CUT- AWAY COATS AND IN NORFOLK JACKETS, We have 100 Doren LADIES BALBRIGGAN HOSE, sizes § to O%y our regular 47c. Hose, which we shall sell for S7y0. per pair; tasee pair ar gier ge per box MEDIUM WEIGHT TROWSERS, IN THESE 00. bbon's | : : 0 E} Gi. a PARK, N. J.— DOUG! . Stay yas inonel cunantwamphover uss | Hine FHENCIE XID EDISON, andaewe, | cooDsWE HAVE TWO OR THREE Lines oF | kttic aera fee | TPs eee | gsr, aull Ladies’ > LOTH- Louis ALL CED: INT, 3 intents first-class; sanitary ar-B/ i street. St. Cloud Building _ ley fine ERENCH CLOTH-TOP EDISON, LOOSELY WOVEN, COOL GOODS, ALL-WooL | J OWER CEDAR Po! Fangements periect; accommodate 100, 5 JPEESGE BENG, scocmixoaNo DRY Ladies tine FRENCH EDISON, Louis XV heel, $5.00, | AND VERY DURABLE, AT $2.50 4 PAIR. ihe popular Watering Fiece of Weshingioutans. | | ‘Terms ressonabie._4. 5. STOCKTU! ‘Cleanong Establishment. 1205 New York ave. u.w. AxD swift and magnificent steamer ARMENTA | 7 \OLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, All kinds of Ladies and Gente Garments A LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES AND CHII- ‘ eeere Excellent Bathing. Bosthig ‘Miahiug “cod Pash asec Vettes cna Panne seer a eae DREN'S LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS. — menia stops at Alexandria on Mondays, Wednes- z Strabbin, ad Ladies’ dremes done up without belug ripped: A TOM Day G V. Cc. Also, a full line of Ladies’ and Misses’ White Operas, Eeaers caly.. care foe round ie Obiid: Unexcelled ~uit 4 CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with a. Placher. RY ‘O0ODs ERY HEAP. 4 Dinuer on the grounds 50c, Sew Ho 0 n MeO agony ie New Hotel apd New Furniture! apis Steamer Arrowsmith runs direct to the beacn ASSIR vara corporations aly to ny “ 18s ANNIE K. HUMPHERY. WM. H. RICH : E B BARNUM & 00, _ EPL SHERIFF'S Coal Offices, Sunday, Tuewlay, Wednesday and Thursday, leaving | S80 Testi STREET NoRTHWERE FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD-WIDE BLEACH- .SE-PRICE SHOE B2and i114 Paave, | rare Lady of the Lake Wor tie Basch uk 5:30 on | MAKES Corsetn to order tn sears striae matte, ED COTTON excellent quallty, Se. on OF STORE, as ee es sem. And at Steamer’s whurf. foot of 7th st, ed ‘Saturday. Ores reiate aa BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 15, 20. 250. . 717 Market Space. = Soe CHAPEL 10iNT! | , RATES OF BOARD: $10 to $15 per week, $35 | prench Handsinte ten ‘Merino Underwear LINEN LAWNS, 15, 18, 20c. We close at $ p.m., Saturdays excepted. sys Cc to $50 per mouth of four week. Transient, $2 per ' BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAWNS, cheap at 12%4¢., . JONG BRANCH OF THE POTUMAG Fiireet aortiwemt nn MO COMIN SE It | Patent Shoulder “—, reduced to 8. I B: SHE G. FON, OORAN GROVE 5 5 Soom FIGURED SATTEENS, 12%, 15, 18, 20c. quip J>reap. FREE go 2 Commencing SUNDAY, June 28,the HE CARROLLTON, OCEAN GROVE, X. J.,ON | Charen a Corets and Ps EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS, $1, re A PURE MALT EXTRACT, 4 eas § STEAMER GEO. LAW S_—_—_—_—_——— re Ul hest Bf x o a VIN! \ E: STRACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure wool, | Fosemes the highest merit, 1t is mavutactured from Sosies Womy, ties isbauhaes Gasapeikentthe Geer SEWING MACHINES, &c. BEAUTIFUL LACE NUNS VEILING, 15,18,20c. | whle qualities of a refreshing drink, with the an! BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 75c., | SM reduced to 45¢. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK CASHMERES, wide double width, all pure fine wool, 37%, 50,62,7 REMNANTS OF LAWNS, SILKS, SATTEENS, NUN'S VEILINGS AND CASHMERES, at half (Ce) price. except Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays, 8:45 a m. sbarp, and return 930 pm. | Fare for trip 50cta, Meals at the Point 50.cta, Prof. Schroeder's Orchestra. Je19 G. W. BAUER, Owner. TEAM nday Exeursicd iors erating da seam e ines it 18 a trae tonic and delightful bev ‘alike desit. ‘able for invalids xnd persons in health. -Will be found upon trial to be a pleasant and complete mubstitute for ‘Wleuhoye drinks, ost of wh ‘simulating for delicate constitutions. ee is the beverage “Par Excellence” for nt moth ‘an abundance of milk, wille fe strengthens and invigorates the entire ‘After caretul, analysis, Wilbur G. Hall’ York, says: “Liquid Bread is a refreshing™ = carerers. 908 © Lhe pep invi palstab taste, an ‘Prank L. James, Ph, D.M-D. St ow ee = 2 7OU WILL SAVE TIME, MONEY AND AN ong TO AL KIA. ew oO” POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA. ELA HOTEL, CARTERS’ Sor POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE, sis, says: ah low Pee i Oy SSunsiend SiSuoloon's Matt we ca 71 MARKET SPACE, beverage, and. the best article nourishing under ae ‘hat has ever come may examination’ Sold by DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop’r, ST, LOUIS. Lours Bzexovour BREWING company, BREWERS AND MaLtormns OFFICES Nos. 608, VINES, reirmorar Nie sbeg es > aa