Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1886, Page 4

er LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weathe! OFFice OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHING May 25, 1886, 9 a.m, For eastern New Yi rIvania, New Jersey, Delaw Irginia, svt jew Yor! lowed by perature, northw oast § esr Reveivev—A big lot of 45c. Boys Hats, diet and unixed, “Hest value ia the elty? Frane’s, core D st strictly Store in theelty. ether invo 5 size, at present, only 3 Lapy. shoul te DovsirxG Gap, White Sulphur and Chaly- beate Springs will be found advertised in er column. This popular resort is situ- ated between two mountains, from the summit btained nearly the entire view of d valley. It isone of the ue and delightful mountain re- anol the famous Cumbe most_pictur sorts in tue country J. W. BoTELER ry, cof air refrizerators at low pric ch 2, My Final! aroun pn the c In less | than an i became he tell ask was Weli, nnouncement of the Boston, will be of in nd their sons to this venience of appli- , entrance eximi- 4 June 34 und 4th in Wash- Tue J o Te t Tamous school. F cants residing ations will be be angio. Waren City Ite J. W. Bore aman line ot ste ps to Europe. USE ALADDIN SeeUKITY O1L.—After more than ten years’ trial, we have no hesitation in | Kigg stiling tat this oil’ gives the softest and most | post gri agreeable light to The eve demand proves Yat On its merits alone it has its recomimendatiOu ax the best household oil in use. Gas FIXTURES, at Shedd’s, 409 9th street. Aston Fiscuet ~s dry cleaning and dye wits, 906 G street. Goods ‘called for and delivered.” Telephone 1 Fisk Portrarrs. Ke ¥, 1109 Pa. av. STAINED Glass subs Stare MANTELS, atShedd’s, 409 9th street. A Fixe made siroe ford, with English tip, is the latest. Market Space. STRAW MATTINGS, Retrigeratorsand Window ery variety. Moses & Son, 11th Sere HovseHory Comrorr. Use Aladdi ecurity Ott. est and best ofl. LaTROEES, ranges and furnaces, at Shedd’s, It is known t Mowery saved, Wm. H. Dunn's City Items. Factzand Fyesight ftted,$ 1; Hempler's, 44st. CITY AND_ DISTRICT. Condensed Locats. ducted gs yesterday at the . the meeting at night e, one of unusual power. a See fiotice for t James Rooney fcli_at the corner of 10th Csstreets Northwest last night and disioc his right shoulder. He was taken to the Emer- gency hospital. ‘The Union Veteran corps (first company’ will visit Alexandria on ation day an decorate the graves of the 3,000 Union soldiers ‘there buried Ata meeting in this city k by the commissioners of the Gul! Shipping league, Gen, MeKea, of Arkansas, presiding, a Tesolution Was adopted urging the organization ofa national league ican shipping ‘An excursiBin of part in the dedication of the Memorial A. M. E. ehuren. The number of delegates to the Knights of f convention in Cleveland is 172. and they ‘were neafly ali present last night, including those frofh the District of Columbia, ‘The veterans of the Second battalion, District Yolunteers of 1861, ment, Shillington sends St. Nicholas for June. ‘The third edition ot Major Poore’s admirable compilation, the Congressional Directory for Miis sessian, has just been issued. Catharine Doyle, the blind widow of Michael Doyle, late a private in company B, Ist D.C. | catairy, who has a bill pending in Congress to Increase her pension, states that her husband ever was pensiosed, as stated in Tue Stak some days Be udss Merrick granted letters of ad- in! mm the estate of A. H. Herr to Aus- tut Herf on bond of $30,000. There has been pinecd om record @ deed of partition of the es as Mr. James A. Clarke was This Wiking ip the grounds of the Agricultural de- man in a buggy drove past at a partment, rapid galt striking Mr. Clarke on the arm and im down, and did not stop nor take to asedrtain thoextent of the injury —— Saas Real Estate Sales. Parker and Townsend have recently made the following real estate sales: No. 1420 S street, from Julia R, Townsend to Lydia Ann Brown, $3,900. Lot 9, sq. 179, on Q street, between 6th and 17th streets, north side, 20x100 feet, for Wm. H. Gunnison to Jas, B. Newlin, $2,100. Lot 49, sq. 139, 23x120 feet | Yet determined what charge will be brought on Connecticut avenue, between N and Q| S¢ainst Delcher. Clark will be used asa wit- streets, for Juana H.@e Macias to David King, $11,500. House, No. 1423 S street, for Col. George W. Dyer to James T. Hall, $4,350. Lot Siena, 196,20 fete @ inches by BO ase te betwee. 16th and 17th streets, tor John Hum. y to Dr. Alired H. ice, 32,500. Lots 46, 45,49 and 50, sq. io by 80 each, on 16th street, between T and U streets, for James A. Bates, truste: to Win. A. Johnsor 55.93: ots 1 and 13,94. 133, 26x1 on the north side of Q street, bet Tsu and 19th strevts tor Lou EeeB ees to Dr. Thomas B. i. 250.” Lot 133, "texto 7 treet, betweeh Sth and Leth si or Rose AL thers: % Janes M. Dantt, 5 House No. 2136 L. Mreet, ior Col. J. Ledyard Hodge to Mra O Adeie Fassett (in ‘connection with, McEwan), 36,5 310, 20x65, on Rhode Island avenue, between 11th and vaen aires ie Capt. P. KR. Dailey to Charles E. oe Seto, lots 12 and 18, aL 188, 25x100 euch, on north side of B street, be. een sth pomas B. Hood wo Lot 19, squ ou north si Dan! i test 6 inches by'106 fest, Fet He Captain Tho: tion with ner of Kaud New Ham Bood wud KOT. Hewett, to J S20.440. Lot Ii, square 164, on between Hand S, containing 5,569 square fee! for Je 2, to Joseph Burrow: 34,17 aot . Lot Bi, su Sstery vriek, on O° streets, tor Ella S. M $5,500, 1OtS, squar of street, b RY. Huwphre;, wan. MC Lots 12 wus 1 Op north side oi streets, Arthur E. Bateman, trustee, has sold to B. te 35,000, ‘two lots 50 feet Herndon Trout e. square fe between Heights, Wimer, for $1. Eire tor gnsen division. oid $1,575 « stably ivi, The iatier’s new resid avenue, near Con dvenue, Tue lusw Evascenist.—Rev. Ne of Killarney, of Pro stated that the graphic recital of older sister when | Whose health required a sea al years. H. dog and precebing coustabtly for years, he has dnesday, generally fair weather, with onary temperature is indicated for ets, The only and Gent's Furnishing see the reverse feed the wonder of the age. Jewett’s ARPENTER, of Clymer, Chatan- M lungs. Nothing | r = | mareh| | this the age of law. ents for the In- 411 7th st. n. we assortment of Gentlemen’s band- and for Ladies the Kungaroo Ox- Sermon,on the duty of | the purpose of procur- ing legislation toaid in the restoration of Amer- lored_people will be run | from Baltimore to this city next Sunday to take il meet Thursday even- ing at 1905 Pennsylvania avenue. See adver- FORTY NEW LAWYERS. | The Commencement Exercises of the Georgetown University Law School. ‘The commencement exercises of the George- | town University Law school occurred in the | New National theater last night, The building | was crowded from the orchestra to the gallery | with gentlemen and handsomely dressed ladies§ A thousand fluttering fans were not enough to | Keep the crowded building cool. Every seat was taken, anda number of members of Con: | gress and other distinguished people were | among the crowd standing In the aisles and About the entrance. Hanging baskets were eivang at Intervals from the balcony Just above the dress circle. Gold cages with singing birds in them being in front of each box, The Scenery on the stage was well selected for the oceasion, The natural palms aided by the Paluting, formed a perspective representing a long luxuriant aisle back trom @ palatial bail Surrounding the foot lights, while the for a depth of six feet was heaped with. flowers. From the arch hung two immenve flags, and sus- pended in mid-air, by invisable wires, was written: “The class of 1886” in floral letters. A large number of people were on the stage. Besid the graduates, the president and facuity of the School, there ‘were many of the members of Congréss who are best known and most popu- lar on such occasions, quite a nuniber of the hew government officials and the leading law- yersof the Washington bar. The muste for the occasion was furnished by the Marine band, led by Prof. Sousa. The selections, par- ticularly the xylophone. solo, were loudly ap- plauded. The audience began to gather so early that the theater was full by half past seven, fully half an hour betore the exercises began. The Marine band played an overture, asele from the “Mikado,” and Sousa’s ‘Sound off,” before the opening address by Rev. James A. Doonan,S. J., the president, who conferred upon forty young men the rolls of parchment which give them the right to collect tees for disputing with each other over other people's troubles, Father Doonan. im- pressed upon the young candidates that they Were anti-anarehists; that law was opposed to anareby. A cornet’ solo by Walter F. Smith Was listened to with pleasure. A fine address was delivered to the graduates by commission- er of pensions, Gen, Black, who denominated THE PRIZES. (The prizes were awarded by Judge Merrick, of the District Supreme Court, as follows: Faculty prize of $40 to Edward P. Harring- husetts, for the best essay by the jass; faculty prize of $25 to Frank M. ‘or Tennessee, for the best essay by the ‘Laate class; a cash prize of 340 to the increasing | ember of the junior class maintaining the average in recitations during the year, to uis M. Hopkins, of the District of Columbia; ash prize of $100 to the member of the senior ss maintaining the best average, to George D. Lancaster, of Maryland; a cash prize of $50 to the member of the senior class having the second best average, to Claude A. 0. Rosell, of Pennsylvania; a cash prize of $50 to the mem- ber of the post graduate class having the best average, to Leonard C. Wood, of Indiana. ‘THE GRADUATES, The graduates were: Master of laws—Frank B. Baker, D. C.; A. G. Curtin Bierer, Kan.; Tyson Butcher, Va; Michael J. Colbert, D. Kees P. Daniels, Pa.; Harlow L. Erskine, Nel Arthur W. Fergusson, Cal.; Jere Johnson, Wn. H, Johnson, Mo. Frank M.Kige! Jonn N? Manni Wim. L. Marey, Paj Isaae W. Nordlin ; George F. Noyes, Maine; Edward C. Reyn: , Maine; Samuel B. Roane, N. Y.; Thomas J. Ryder, D.¢; Thomas J. Sullivan, D. C. Wood, Ind. Bachelors of laws. Sperm, Us Ja W. Blackburn, jr. Ky.: George J. Easterday,V John A. Goldsboroug! S. Julian Fillette, 3, Md.; Edward P. Harrington, Mass.; Geo. Lancaster, Md; Jonn M. Lawton, H. Manogue, “D. C3 Louis Meyer! Horace E. Mullaa, Md.; Kenneth S. Murchison, S.C. George F. Noyes, Maine; Bernard O'Connell, Mas: James C. Rogers, Claude A. O. Rosell, Pa; Charles W. Seaweil, Va.; Sinclair B. Sheibley,'Ga; Harvey L. Sho- mo, Pa; Michael V. Tierney, D. C5 Otho Weicker, N.Y. ae Bogus Batter Dealers in Troubl. ARREST OF EDWARD W. DELCHER, OF WASH- INGTON, AND J. H. CLARK, OF BALTIMORE. Edward W. Delcher, of this city, was ar- rested yesterday by Detectives Raff and Block on a charge of using the United States mail for fraudulent purposes; and his partner, J. H. Clark, of Madison street, Baltimore, was ar- rested by Detective Droste, of that city, and brought here. Both men are held at the seventh precinct station house. It appears tbat an in- quiry was received here from a western mer- chant as to the commercial standing of J. H. Clark & Co., 707 7th street northwest, and tl officers named went to the place, where they found Delcher, who represented that his part- ner, Mr. Clark, was in Baltimore. They found that the firm had shipped twenty ‘tubs of butter to M. J. Owens, of Baltimore, to be sold tor what it would bring. It was also found that several hundred letters were received from dealers in butter and cheese in all parts of the United States, Delcher stated that these letters were answers to 5U0 postal cards he sent out to obtain the market quotations of butter nd cheese. A directory of all the leading ereameries in the United States was found in a desk, and names were found to whom postal had been sent, ‘The officers then went to Balti- more where Ciark was arrested. He stated that he had paid Delcher $100 to become his part- ner, Clark todo the work and Deicher to fur- nish the money. The officers think that Clark was brought into the arrangement for use of his name, there being another J. H. Ciark & Co. in this city, and that the firm could thus obtain credit. The officers report that they found on examination last night that Delcher had or- fo} dered $10,000 worth of butter and cheese trom St. Louis, Louisville, Chicago and other places, $4,000 worth being on the way here. ‘The dis- trict attorney's office 1s investigating the case today. The Baltimore American says of the twenty tubs of butter shipped to that city: “Upon tracing the butter it was found that it had been sold to M. J. Owens, of ‘South street, for 16 cents per pound, while J. H. Clark & Co. were to pay the western house 21 cents. Mr. Owens had not paid for the butter, and pay- ment bas been stopped.” Last night the mail of J. H. Clark & Co, was opened by Mr. Clark, and it was found to eon- Sist of 25 letters, five of them stating that ship- ments had been’ made, and others in_ reference to 15 other shipments, ranging from 20 tubs up. The mail this morning brought 12 other letters to the firm. It appears, say the officers, that Clark was a dupe of Delcher, and that the $100 paid in was by Deicher, and it probably repre- sented the whole capital of tae concern. The Olficers Saw Mr. Owens before he made the re- mittance for the butter shipped last week, and recovered the proceeds, $175. This lot was sent from Chicago at 17 cents per pound, cost 18 cents here, and was sold in Baltimote for 15 ad 19th streets,” for fvet, between 16th and 17th | streets, for Josepa Tyssowskki, to George H. La | Kun, now well established as one of the treet anche hoe | inz, though late, will be one of the most inter- 24, containing 16 208 square feet, on the cor- | 4] | actress of high prominence, will’ give dramatie «s 30, Columbia Heights, om Clifton street by 213 deep, an Pulsifer, uproved by tween Sth and 9th - | Blanehe Stone-Barton, who 2 iith and 15th streets, tor yton, $1,540. % by 100 feet each, 1, beiween 15th and 19th sing’ 7,795 and 8,778 side of Kenyon street, Lith streets, Columbia 17, in the above sub- 4 Weaver, executor, has Frans ¥. \.urphy, for $19,361.76, ‘all of Square 1095 Which is bouad by 12th and 13th aud D and £ streets northeast, Mariana Be B. Lathrop bgs sold to James E. Fitch, for Oieet, in the rear of ee, on Rhode Isiand a ham, the evangelist, who, as stated in Yesterday's Sra, has commenced a series of Ineetings ai the’ First Baptist chureb, is a native Irisuman. He was born near the ‘Lakes tant parentage. It is rion bY an was five years old gave him his frstreligious bent.” He came to America {n 1865, U accompany his sister voyage. He be- ching here and did not return home wes associated in 1869, ago. Besides travel cents per pound, It is stated by’ the officers that Delcher was formerly of a Baitimore firm which engaged in similar practices. Its not —— Amusements. ALBAUGH'S Urea HoUse—An audience that filled the orchestra floor and. balcony gathered at Alvaugn's last uight to witness the Presentation of Von Suppe’s lively comic opera Of “Boccacelo,” by Jeannie Winston and her company. ‘The complicated action of this Opera requires most tiorough rehearsal by the Participaats to make a smooth performance Spd bring out eflectively the many comedy tuations wh © Work contains. There was evident the requisite drilling In Us representation. Suill it was quite enjoyavic, and Miss Winston, Miss Searle, Sfiss May and’ Messrs. Hampshire, Fay, Bell and Allen were liveraily appiauded. HERZ0G $ OVER HOUSE.—AL this house last night Hida Thomas and her supporting com- ave a very amusing performance, culled Daven Souths eoM.—Mr C. France, one of the most popular actors now on the variety stage, entertained a lure audience at the Dime last nigis: ku a dram cailed"Marked for Life,” with capital variety features interspersed. sé PANORAMA of the second battle of Bull nized show places of Washington, continues 10 ct numbers of sight-seers daily. Kev. HENRY WAED BEECHER’s lecture on “Conscience” at the National theater this even- esti ‘ents of the lecture season. Mr. Beecher never jails to draw well wherever he goes. Miss ANNA WARREN STORY, a Washington readings at Alt Souis' church to-morrow even- ing for the benefit of the Home for Foundlings. ‘Tickets are on sale at Ellis’, Droop’s and Metz- erott’s. ‘Tuk PEARson BENE¥IT at the National ‘Theater Thursday evening will be an excellent entertainment, musically and otherwise, as {he names of the participants guarantee. | Mrs. iy ‘icipate, is asister of Miss Marie’ Stone and Miss Agnes Stone, the well-known singers. Mrs, Stone- Barton is said to possess a flue voice herself. BurvaLo BILL s WILD Wesr.—For the last scouts, sharpshooters, ludians, huiaoes cad scouts, sharp-shooters, Indians, other denizens of the far west which Buffalo Bill has piloted about the country bas proved a dangerous rival to Barnum’s circus in the affec- tions of young America. The “Wild West” will be atthe fair grounds, Ivy City, all of next a first performance being given at 4:30 p.m. Monday. THE GEOKGETOWN AMATEUR ORCHESTRA = give —— — — om public Co at Congregational chu is evening. Franz Abt club will assist, uci under certain conditions to the Goldd mare, and harness, ted by Mr. Frank Ky Ward to. the Waallligt be ine fantry fair, are naturally becoming inquisitive as to the time when they can claim their prop- erty. Mr. Frank K. Ward, the donor, when asked about it by a Stax reporter said [acont- caily, “Ihere will be a and music and four ‘or five hundred invited guests trom the ruminent business men ot the: . There will @ big dinner on the boat anda fine The bout will leave its wharf next Mon al 11 o'clock, proceed down the river and return ‘the bought tickets gatluing i wo bem dmg Lt i A ae ‘The mare and pT fag ae Lapses ieee th tages it is early enough the result will be announced ie raph in THE EVENING STAR of that he ji sccumplished a great deal of literary work of a | ited guests, all of whom wil en Feligious character. He talks with all the| after boat and these judges will ar- Jotely Buency of the Irisu race, and his dis the drawing. ‘What few ‘@ourses are very effective. His wife, who ac- at my comPanies bim in his wavels, is widely kaown | until ‘san author and poe, will beon sale next rt next Sunday night, when the sale of Affairs in West Washington. STOLEN Goons DiscovERED.—Lieut. Red and Officer Hawkins made a search throug! Caroline Robertson's house yesterday and re- port that they found a lot of stolen goods. It will be remembered that this woman was con- victed in the Police Court of stealing some cali- co from Craig & Jackson's dry store on Saturday night. PERSONAL.—Simon Newton, chief clerk of the Aqueduct office, returned home yesterday after @ two-week sojourn at Newport. CATTLE MARKET.—Sale of live stock at Drov- dr’s Rest, D. C., as reported by Tavenner Bros., yesterday, as follows: cattle up and sold, best, Bi, to 6g; eoaty be Oe medium at 4% to 5; MMON at 3% to 44y. 519 sheep and lambs: mbs sold from 6% to 74; wool sheep from 3 to 5; lipped, from $ to 5." Calves sold from to7. 15 cows and calves sold from $25 to $4 & head. Market good for cattle, clipped sheep and lambs, TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 a. M.—Recelving reservoir, temperature, 70; condition at north connection, 2; south connection, 26. Distributing reservoir, tem- perature. 67; condition at influent gatehouse, ; condition at effluent gatehouse, The condition and temperature at Great Falis could Rot be ascertalned—the telephone being out of order. — Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE EVENING STAR, Crry TAXATION. —The city council at its meeting to-night will complete the annual tax bill which has been delayed in the lower board. The tax will be the same as last year, $2 on the hundred, with 10 per cent off for prompt pay- ment. The taxpayers will pay this year about 88 cents on the lundred for interest on the city debt, 22 cents for public schools, 21 cents for police, 11 cents for poor, 14 cents tor fire de- partment, 10 for streets, 5 cents for repairs, 1 cent for printing, 114 cents for Alexandria ferry, and the residue for county salaries and contin= oncies. The annual license bill will be intro- luced into council to-night. AN ALLEGED Distgict THIEF ARRESTED. The police here have arrested Augustus Mills, charged with having stolen lot of razors and other barber's tools from the shop of John F. Sill, on 32d street, last Saturday, as mentioned in ‘fue Stan's West Washington report yester- day. He will-be sent back by a Metropolitan Polfceman. A DEAD Basy.—The body of a white infant Ti found this morning in a cigar box leit in the alley in the rear of Wheatley’s undertaking establishment, Some doubt is expressed as to whether the child had been born alive. County Court. — The Alexandria county court, Judge Chichester, is now holding its May term. The case of the commonwealth agt. Robt. Holzman for assault upon Joha Little, & verdict of not gdilty has been rendered. ‘The commonwealth’s attorney, by consent of the court, has entered a nolle pros, in the case against Holzman for selling liquor on Sunday on the Virginia side of the river, opposite Georgetown. AN OLD BUILDING TUMBLING.—The rear por- tion of the old Summers house, on Pitt street, opposite St, Paul's church, has fallen in. ‘This 4s one of the oldest houses'in town, It was built, ‘on the original west line of Pitt soon after that Street was laid out, in 1763, and belonged to James Laurie, who’ at the revolutionary war had fled from the town and was reported a tory. His property was taken by the common- Wealth under confiscation act and sold by Hector Ross, escheater of the state. The city gouncil in 1793 arbitrarily changed the line of Pitt street to conform “to the west gable of a brick house built by John Dundas," who was then a leader in the city council and soon atter- wards mayor, and who had just put up a fine house on King and Pitt streets. THE GRAPHOPHONE CoMPANY.—The com- pany owning the patent of Mr. Bell's newest invention in telephonics has its legal habitat here, having been chartered as an Alexandria company under the nume of the Volta Grapho- phone Company, by Judge Keith, of the cireuit court, some time ago. The corporators ure Messrs. A.G. and C. A. Bell and Sumner Taintor. Nores.—The ladies of the M. E. Church South open @ chureh festival to-night—Patriarchs trom abroad who willattend the grand eucam) ment of Odd Fellows here are now arriving in the city. ‘They come mainly from the cities of the state——Miss Emma Green, who took an overdose of laudanum on Sunday lust, bas covered, and is entirely out of danger.—A. slight fire was kindled on the roof of the long building which remains of the old Duke street army hospital yesterday by a spark from a stove pipe, but the flames were extinguished by some passers-by without making an alarm, The ‘houses are inhabited by colored families: —Another heavy storm visited this city last night, doing no notable damage. ‘The streams hereabouts this moruing were iorded with ditti- guilty by vehicles coming to town——Clerk Aus: ten has a telegram trom Judge Keith saying his heaith witr prevent him from holding the May term of his court here, ENGRAVINGS AT AUcTIoN.—Messrs. Walter B. Williams & Co., auctioneers, will sell at their salesroom to-morrow morning, May 26th, at i1 oclock, continuing at 8 o'clock p. m./six hundred Steel-plate Engravings, appropriately framed in ornamental frames. Those inter- ested should not fail to attend this sale. eee Shend ART SALE—A collection of high-class Paint- ings by European and American masters, from the New York Art Galleri Will be sold at auction, without reserve, by T: Dowling, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 11th streetrat 11 a i. and 3 p. m., to-morrow. Al: y Byindsp. ma iso Thursday and ———— BEDDING PLANTS aT AUCTION.—Mr. Dowling will sell to-morrow at his auction rooms, at 1L Qclo@® 1,009 bedding plants, in great variety, pat up in baskets, ready for planting. RRR OO ¥ RRO OY Y AE BE 08 FF Mat BB? ¥ Stu BBROOA OK OK IW BoB AR Rx TENS €°% Bop dah BM HNAY & co Bas 4K KUN NN UG P00 wow w Fre % Www w BP% BEB RRR, Fro 8 Gay BoB ee in i 00 WW Bod RES ABSOLUTELY PURE. This Powder never varies. 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HEALTH IN THE BREAD. @ Perfect food is that which, while prepared in the most appetizing form, is also the most wholesome and nutritious, It should never be necessary to sacrifice the wholesomeness of an article in order to make it more palatable, nor, as is too often the case, should we be compelled to take our bread or cake bereft of its most ap- petizing qualities in order to avold injury to our digestive organs, The Royal Baking Powder possesses a peculiar quality, not possessed by any other leavening agent, that applies directly to this subject, It provides bread, biscuit, cake, muffins, or rolls which may be eaten when hot without inconvenience by personsof the most delicate digestive organs. With most persons it is neces sary that bread raised with yeast should lose its freshness or become stale before itcan be eaten withsafety. The same distressing resuits follow from eating bis- cult, cake, pastry, etc., raised by the cheap, inferior baking powders that contain lime, alum or other adulterants, The hot rolland muffin and the delicious hot Griddle cakes raised by Royal Baking Powder are as wholesome and digestible as warm soup, mest or any other food. Another greatly superior quality possessed by the Royal Baking Powder is that by which the preservation of important elements of the flour is effected in raising the bread by the mechanical operation of the gas without fermentation. Yeast, and all baking powders that produce the leavening gas by fermentation, as is well known, destroy a portion of the nutritive elements of the flour, and particularly those which are the most healthful and the greatest aids to a perfect assimilation of the food. The Royal Baking Powder, while perfectly leavening, retains without change or impairment all those elemeats which were intended by nature, when combined in our bread, to make it literally the “staff of life.” No leavening agent or baking powder, except the Royal Baking Powder, pom E—MISCELLANEOUS LE—OVER 100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. varnished and painted, Wagon, old ‘and new. on monthly payments or cash, Aiso, Stage und. Spr ey ee iy R SAI HORSE. PHAETON A) turnout | 903 T RY 25-Be E—AT_ONCE, AS THE OWNER IS leaving town, a family Horse, Carriage and Har- ness” Appiy at the Observatory. ‘m25-3 WOR SALE—A HANDSOME T-CART: ALSO trong and gent ery cheap. Apply JOYCE'S Repository. 14th st Peinsyivania a JPORSALE—A HANDSOMECHESTNUTSORREL u nd tail, weighs nt of use. Apply at Horse, ¥ myZo-Te Re LE —' COAL YARD: stand. $41 Cst sw. Inquire at yard. ROR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY HORSES, SIX ‘ears old, weil matched, without sy perfectly sound and heaithy, muvemenis periect either in harness or under the saddie: price reason- able; bred and raised in Maryland. Can be seen at Mr, DOWNEY’s stable Thursday, 27th, L between. Asth and 17th sts. ‘They are very handsome horses.1* rs 2 1UT.0ON Piitsunig ofa sorrel Mares irenster 4 Coot troome si) Top Hoad Wagon and Hiand-r te Track Hares ‘Tie mare isseveu years old, we bred aud cam t0t Over the toad clove ta tice’ minites The. wagon \ riginalig, cost S430. Tor” iurther particulars apply‘at KEY ES COs Livery Stabe, io tats se he mais JOR * Ss; Will Sell cheap 1 further use for th TWo ish, and used b SALE AT WARRENTON, ‘Coupe and Cart, Horses, Leave Washington at there at 10, returning at 5:50. Address ARY. my 24-20" pn Wat F HOLTZMAN, 1214 12th st.n.w." PLENDID BARGAINS TO 1M diate buyers—A magnificent, nearly new, Kn Square Piano: Tig ocuves: three untsons rich tou Rovewood case; curved legs, etc; cost $600; tor only $250 cash. An Elegant Cabinet Parlor Upright Piano; taves richly finished rosewood IF Dest modern improvements; uns tone qualities and extreme durability; used but one year. Cost $400, for only $250. Monthly paymenis to suit, Can be seen at the PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, VOR Sal. _ms2t Por SALEONE PO, Of Hurness, new und’ second hand, lage; near] ry Stable of SMI 2. We (OR SALE — FU House, as good as new and first~lass in every par iicular, at'a creat bargain if sold at once. Jc WAGGAMAN, 504 aud 806 F st, n. w. m22-3t Fo8 SALE FOR | $170—a | Bay Hons! hands hich: eight years oid: sound and geu Apply al ROCK WELLS Siable, 1409 9th st. uw. my 22-30% OR SALE—BARGA\ ‘Austin & Dearborn Mel, Smithsonian Palace Organ. ¥. G H & KEYES, 14th and 238 maost Penn Ave. JOR SALE-ENCYCLOPALIAS. JAMES PAE Says: “In every honse there is placed a set of Ap ton’s Encyclopedia; itis like sending the whol to college.” ‘This work, ne tained, ali the volumes at once, on easy pay ments, addressing Box 129, Star ollie myZ2-si* QR SALE-ALL WOOL SUITS. $450,556 3 fobby Dress 9. $10 as vant, 22c..25¢. an RIGINAL LOND FIT STORE, 91: ear 9th On ND-HAND SIXSEAT Fam jer. Can be seen. at ANDRE ‘CE'S Carriage Factory, 14th and E. Sits. m. {OR SALE—ONE CaR Lo. from August Co., myz11w 612G st. nw. my’ JOH SALE FOURTEEN VERY FINE HOI esses these ‘Among them are five fine several cou Sesses these great qualifications, and single driving and saddie of which, fine bred stock, JAMES my 1s3we ——_—_—_—_—_———— HE OCEAN HOUSE, arvawric C# Tse open Winter and Sumemer ( Opens Jane 10th. 2000 feet above sea dious ‘hotel butida 2 scenery grand and ploture-que: with atmosphere ary, from. prosifating heat of mui Write tor illustrated S. WOODWARD, . President. or C. A. SPRIN' urer, Harrisonburg, Va. RLEW HOUSE, ASB mous Rawley ant suinwarer bathing. Fifty new roo Pa ie hI! Seoraaleis Covers cont asco hall. billiard room, bowling: ot OES, e5.g DIET TT, MM. Barker, § " Ingman an¢ Hon. E.C, Deage. my24-2w¢ TEE. NANEPASH ESET, 2 ‘Mam. JOR RENT AT RERKELE rnished Cottage: parior, dini five chambers and. three porches, servants’ store rooms and stable iu rear. er garden and grounds: “2 minutes’ walk hotel: $400 for season, Hh Appiy w Mrs. 51815 N st 7 INDSORSULPHURSP ‘PRINGS, FULLY | on the north shore Every room has o ‘View. Send for circular descriptive of Nook, I LOCK ISLAND, R. 1. ‘and phactonif desired. ress ALM. JELL YOLONIAL BEACH HOTEI, PEN MAY S0rK, 1886, nents added since A plank walk hasbeen lad fre With substantial impr property tilumi ted: Toe Cream and. Lum Pavilion for the convente sce of @xea season at reduced rates SA LDINE VI THEO. MUELLER" Prop. = ORIENTAL FLOUNC Proprietor, Afton Depo’ Oakland, Ma. For terms apply FAN SROUM S| QED POINT comronr, HYGEIA HOTEL, Terms for the s son of 1886, beginnin highest standard of excellence ti ‘Send for illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms. application to ROWLAND HIM CHALFONTE, OC LISHA ROBERTS VAPON SPHINGS HORSES JUST Va., Fanging in price from@Qoo to $200. Can be seen'at W. YATES stable, in R@r ot nd the Wellare alw KNEY SPRI PIN THE MOUNTAINS OF CITY ITEMS. Great Sale of Crystal and Colored Glassware. R. Goupscua1p, 812-7th st. n.w. ‘The specialties which we announce below re- quire no words of introduction; they speak for themselves; but there are two things we wish to say regarding them. First, ‘That we absolutely guarantee every article announced to be pre- cisely as represented in every respect. Second, ‘That no matter how great the demand may bé We positively undertake to furnish everything advertised “for Wednesday and Thursday. Crystal glass Goblets, 6 tor 19c., worth 30c.; handsome engraved Goblets, 6 for 39c., worth 65c.; handsome colored glass polka dot ‘Tum- biers, 6 for 27¢., worth 60 lass Water Set, only h 850; glass jugs, 4c., worth 10c.; toothpick Stand, 5c., worth 15¢,; handsome cut glass Salt Shakers, only ¢c,,worth 10c.; colored glass beaver tooth: pick Stind, only “bc., worth 10c.; new shaj colored glass Gus Giobes, with fixture, only 88c,, worth 75¢.; willow glass breakiast ‘set, 4 es, only Is, handsome crystal 35e., worth 60c; colored glass fruit stand, only 22¢.; large, 29¢.; extra coloréd glass Bread Plates, 17¢., King 4 bottle table castor, only '75c.; crystal glass cake Plates, 3c., worth 10c.; extra quality crystal glass berry or ice cream Saucers, 6 tor 17c., worth 30c.; col- ored glass Saucers, 6 for 19¢., worth 35c., col- ored cut glass beaver spoon Holders, only 19¢., worth 35¢,; colored glass Lamps, complete, only 23c., Worth 50c.; handsome crystal glass berry sets, 7 pieces, only 43c., worth 75¢e. ~ 1 Wm. H. Dunn’s, 311 7th street n.w. Look at this! Wednesday an irsday only, Rattan rockers, $2.50; Children’s High chairs, 6 Walnut cane seat chairs, with brace arm, $6.75; 6 Kitchen chairs, $2.80; Walnut towel racks, 50c.; Upholstered cois, $1.90; large size Kitchen tables, $1.25; Meat Safes, $2.25. A few more Baby Carriages at 37.00; Walnut Washstands, $2.00; Bed springs, $1.10; Walnut marble top tables, $2.30. We have a large stock of walnut chamber suites. One pattern in par- ticular we have puta special price on for those two days only, Keduced trom $60.00 to $45.00. Walnut drop leaf extension tables, 8 feet, $7.50; Ash chamber suites, mattress and ring, $15.50; Ash bedroom tables, with drawer, $1.15. Note—The prices quoted are for the days mentioned only. A great many customers come in a day or two too late and expect to get the benefit of the extraordinary low prices. The stock that we offer is not snap truck, got up for the occasion, but reguiar made goods, and we have to buy every article named in enormous quantities in order soanote the) rices we do, M, For Housekeepers and Wedding Pres- ents. A line of finest quadruple plated silverware Manufactured expressly for us, which we offer Wo reduce stock at special reduced prices for this week only. Ice Pitchers, hand engraved, $6.50, worth $10. Round Waiters for pitchers, 10 inch, $2.50, worth $3.50. Silver Berry Dishes, with cdlored glass, $3, worth $5. Butter Disties, handsomely carved, $2.60, worth $4. Cups, gold lined, hand engraved, $1, worth Tea Set, 3 pleces, finely chased, $12, worth $18. od 5 . han “ _ $20, worth $30, Castors, 5 bottles, $3, worth $5. Individual Salt and Pepper Stands, 26c., worth Cream ‘Pitchers and Sugar Bowl, the set $5, worth $8.50. Every piece quoted above warranted quad- ruple plate on pure white metal. eo2 R, HARRIS & Co,, 482 7th st, Leaders in Fans. Large decorated Fans, 10c. Gilt and carved sticks, 25c. Satin Fans, olive sticks, 25c, Painted black and colored fans, 25c. Painted satin, olive sticks, 49c. Ostrich-feather Fans, olive sticks, 99c, White satin Fan, painted, with carved sticks, 99¢. White Fan, satin both sides, feather tips, Shvhita and colored Fans, feathers both sides, A fine line of plain black satin and silk Fans from 490, up. > Boston VARIETY STorE, 25&1 705 and 707 Market Space, Get the Genuine Article. ‘The great popularity of “Wilbor's Compound of Gof Liver Oil and Lime” has nds some unprincipled persons to attempt to palm off a simple article of their own manufacture; but any person whois suffering trom coughs, colds or ‘consumption should be caretul where they pur- chase this article. ‘The results of its use are its best recommendations, and the proprietor has ample evidence on file of its great success In ulmonary complaints. The phosphate of lime possesses a most marvelous pealiug power, ail by ax combined with the pure cod-liver di faculty. A.B. Wilbor, Chem! Boston, and all drugylsee peg me ‘We gave her Castorig, ; When she was a child She cried for Castoria, ‘When she became a Miss i She clung to Castoria, Ninecgd ar NS vege Te aE ve e ‘When she was a child » ‘She cried for Castoria, ‘When she became a Miss She clung toCastoria ths, The Offiesh and strength is: ‘commencing ‘The Liver Oil sion. Pye emulsified CITY ITEMS. A Most Liberal Offer! The Voltaic belt Co., Marshall, Mich., offer to send their Celebrated Voltatc Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty days’ trial to any man af filcted with Nervous Debility, Loss Vitality, Manhood, ete, Illustrated pamphlet in seale euvelope with full particulars, mailed free, Write them at once. Baker’s Cod Liver Oil and Malt is found ofgreat value, even in advanced stages of con- sumption; itis pleasant in taste and should have atrial. JouN C, BAKER & Co., Phila.,and at druggists. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in 4 lb. Ward’ prints, 40c. r1b. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; jweet Milk Sc. per quart. Cream 165 cents, 710 west. PEE 0% BOE THT pits Poe 88 ae F oo uD = WE HAVEIN STOCK EVERY GRADE. SHADE AND SHAPE OF SEASONABLE MILLINERY; THE RAGE FOR WIDE RIM, HIGH CROWN HATS ISON THE INCREASE. THEY ARE AND WILL BE UNQUESTIONABLY “THE HATS OF THE SEASON.” WE HAVE PLACED ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTER FOR TO-MORROW AT A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, THE FOLLOW- ING GRADES OF THESE GOODS, ALL LARGE RIMS IN DIFFERENT SHAPES: LOT 5, IN BLACK MILAN, AT 67 CENTS. “WHITE + 00 “ ECRU, BEGE, ETC, AT65 CENTS. Lor 7, A GREAT DEAL FINER GRADE IN FIVE DIF- FERENT SHAPES, ALL WIDE RIMS, HIGH CROWNS. IN BLACK AT 87 CTS, REDUCED FROM $1.50. * WHITE “ 91 “ = - 1.50, “ COLORS “ 83 « 2 “150. ALSO, 23 DIFFERENT (NEW) SHAPES OF :ROUGH AND READY HATS AND BONNETS, ALL POSSI- BLE SHADES AND STYLES AT48CENTS; REGU- LAR PRICE $1. SOME ASTONISHING LOW PRICED READY- TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS. A CHOICE SELECTION OF WREATH OF ROSES, POPPIES, DAISIES, FIELD FLOWERS, BLOSSOMS, ETC., VERY CHEAP. SAVE MONEY, GET THE NEWEST SHAPES, BY BUYING AT > FOF TTS S85 ES mae it i alls sp27-tuat3m ‘710 7TH STREET, NW. Stock ae BALTIMORE CITY PALAIS ROYAL, (From 61 North Eutaw street, Baltimore,) TO BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE Black hg on Below Wholesale Prices, Ladies’ Cape Collars,(Dest manufacturers}, 8e., worth Ur Assortment of Ladies’ Gotnpiete ‘Line of Culidren's hace Colleen oem ‘Patasous and sink Umnbreliasin endless yeti ‘See our line of Fancy Laces torSatines and Ginghams, Real Yak Laces, all extra wide, at 150. Tor our line of Ladies’ Cotton: and Gamsints Gentes, ‘Wear we call your special attention. J. M. FOLLIN, 914 7th street n.w., my16-1m Baltimore City Palais Royal) Busy Coscazs, Busy Coacuzs, besstst ty x BICYCLES, ‘TRICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, : ‘WOODEN WARE. QROQUET, ARCHERY, TENNIB, BASE BALL Goopa. Ey FOR SALECA STYLISH ROCKAWAY by Sargent & Co., Boston: nearly new: gain, a ave. LW. OR SALE-AT VERY SMALL over cost, all the choice Hallet € Ds Pianos now ou display at $11 9th st. uw. No: traordinary bargains ever betore offered. By Hallet, Davis & Co. any OR SALE—A STEIN a sacrifice, on account of owner leaving ‘0 be seen af G. L WILD & BRO.’ Dw. (CDERMOTT & BRO'S., 310 Benusyly. , BUILT Ereat bar- have’ been placed in all the rooms, with Ww is Lhe best and ‘most compiete re- st variety of er resort in the United eh ex- nthe immediate ‘AY GRAND PIANO AT earest watering place to {OR SALB-BRICK YARD, IN THE CITY OF Alexandria, Va., containing about dig acres; lus | ‘50,000,000 bricks, zine, Tempering all iti gowdrepair. | ‘erms eusy. Sufficient amount of clay to make 1: fogether with Brick Machine, F Machine, Kiln Walls, Shed Easy of secess to both cars Apply to yim river. W. He BARSTOW, elo 7th st POR SALE-AT MY NEW REPUsITOR FE iatest stoct or Mine carriases ever olfered ta ‘Washington, among which are the latest styles: Vic- sion-top, phuetons, canopy torias, eabrolettes,. ext and extension-top’ surreys, Indies’ plactous, cau and bugay tops; coupe and sash door rockaways, carts and dracgs, doctors’ phuctomy Jump seats, ex- | tension and buggy tops; canopy-top Saxons, vill and poney carts, Brewster side-bar bugzies, (ie famous Godard buggies aud many other styles 100 bumerots to mention. Also several second-hand carriazes on hand; repairing promptly attended to; carriages taxen on storage; all work guarauteed as represented: call apd examiue stock and repository. JOUN M YOUNG, 479 and 481 Cst. n.w., rear of ihe Nat hotel. hours’ ride on the B&O. All be furnished by Descriptive pamphlets in, cuts of the foul water. attractions, be had free at the followin | eral water depot ou F | moniais, dem . Evening Star office and further information address Hf. CABELL B CHANCELLOR, Reside HOTEL WILL PMU BASS ROCK. GOOD _HARBOF aKacn, o Haat dioceses, Mame raid ose shina ag = Sy ‘Coolest Igeation and finest my6-ths.tu.2m) AMM BROW} OCEAN VIEW HOTFL. ‘A summer at sea. did Bass, ive # Sword fishing. Superb bathing: te ott BOO guerta. Steter Sie lait: good Gratvage, “Seng “for Ulutrated ‘olren ard! = Mahe DEN, 405 Washington st, Boston, Mam > /,20to%m ‘PRE LA PIERRE, CORNER aria! tic and Delamare avenues, Auantc Bi. EDWARD ®. LER, Proy wre first class.” “Elegant $2. robretra. string and PRCIAL : 8 OFFERINGS FOR MONDAY AND T(ESDAY. MILLINERY DEPARTMENS, All our fue Flowers, with Rapber Stas, such ae Poppies, Daisies and Snow Balls, 16c.on';. Received from San Francisco one lot of Chinese Jithing Hata, | Which we will sell Monday only at 6c. LACE DEPARTMENT, ‘Will sell on Monday and Tuesday only one lot of NGS, 13 imches wide,at 15a be lot of SWISS FLOUNCING, 11 inches at 25c.—agreat bargain, UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. ‘Will sell on Monday and Tuesday only one lot of ladies’ new styles of BUSTLES at Se. only. One lot of ladiey CASHMERE SHAWLS, fringed, all colors, at ‘one dollar only. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 50 Pair of Lace Curtains, taped trimmed, 3% yarde Jong. white, only beautiful pattern, at one doliar and ten cents, DRY Goops, So far we have been very successful with our selling out. We only regret that some of the Goods adver- tised did not reach to all our country customers, who. | must excuse us from not filling some orders, as the goods sold out quickly. WE NOW OFFER FOR SALE. 5 Pieces Boucle Wool Dress Goods, 45 Inches wide, in three shades—Kera, Brown and Navy—sold at 75 ‘cents; to vell out, 35 cents, 8 Pieces 40 inch Plaid Dress Goods, three shades, Sold at 65 cents; to sell out ut 35 ceuts. 3 Pieces 40 inch Fi jench Boucle Striped, sold at 06 cents; Will now close at 50 cents, 6 Pieces N WY and Light Blue, also Striped Zephyrs, neat patterns, sold as high as 35 cents; to close at 15 cents, 4 Pieces fancy striped Dress Goods, single width, Sold at 3744 cents; to clove at 20 cents, 5 Pieces Surah Lining Silks to be closed out at 25 cents. All our 25 and 30 cent colored Satteens to be closed ‘out at 20 cents. Great Bargains in Remnants of all descriptions, 3 Pieces of Gros Grain Guinet's Silks, sold at $1.25; to close at 75 cents. 3 Pieces handsome Brocaded Dress Silke, in pink, blue and cream, sold at $1.40; to be closed out at 90 cents, ‘One jot of French Satteens, small patterns, only at 20 cents.a yard. . — BBR, Bon A Aaa BAA my22 SEVENTH, EIGHTH AND Dem the’sumuait of Blue itidze, on Western Mars a ‘oted for its deligt.tful ait and ly to M. MIDDLEKAL i BARROW, sup't, Haltimore, Md. per month (25 days),' $4 lets at the Star office OR SALE—ONE SUCOND-HAND U ‘Tig oct., $190; one four round-c: oct, $216; pianos to rent HUGO WORCH & CO. 25 Stor Solimer pianos. my4- LONS OF livered daily. Inquire at 13: OR SALE—PAULDIN: pure juice of id pints, 26-1 ewtown Pippin es in quart P RYAN, York av slightly damaged Saratogas, Sole Leather Trunks, Bags and “Satchels, never been used. See 2 'S' 1345 Penn. ave. THE “OTTO” quires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance 24-3 Do loss of time: no handling of fuel; no ashes, For TUnuing elevators, pumping water. printin and machinery. BALLAUF, Agent, 731 Tah FOR SALE—BUSINESS W variety, finest and largest stock of platiorm spring Wagous ever shown in this eity at bottom prices 1230 32d street, West Washington. J. K. PROBY, mbs-dm presses mad for circular and price list. D, mhio-3m, Oux Hats, Corner Tenth and F sts. ‘There are few business houses in the city which have attained the popularity of Oak jrall, and, to show that those in need of Clothing can’t afford to miss exarain- Ang our stock and prices before buying, we give a few prices, showing the saving you effect by dealing with us: Our Boys’ $2.50 Knee-Pant Suits are sold every- where at $4. Our Boys’ $3 Knee-Pant Suits are sold everywhere at ‘Our Boys’ $3.50 Knee-Pant Suits are sold every- where at $6. Our Boys $4.85 KneePant Sults are sold every- where at 3! ‘Over three hundred styles at the above prices in the best Cassimers MEVIOtS 5, $1.50, hundred siglésin ‘lange Boys suite, equal it a one hundréd siyits in Suits, equal in Fespects to those sold for about double the above cox. Pf you want a Boys’ Suit there is just one place to comé—Gak Hall. or Youth's Suit you will fina $10 for our $5.45 Suits: 50 to $15 for our $7.65 Sults; $16.50 to $18.50 our $0.85 Sug. and that our selected line of Extra Fine Suits at to $20 would cost you to order to $50; that ‘our Men's and Youth's All-Wool rousers at $2 to $3.50 will cost you $3.50 10 $5 any Pihere else, No question about it, you willeavemoney by coming to Headquarters, Stout and Fat Men find Suits and garments to fit at OAK HALL CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. ‘Base Ball and Bat given with Every Boy's Suit, Open till 7 p.m; Setarday till 11 p.m. my22 Cous Easty Ix Tar Weex To LEAVE YOURORDEERS. AT $25 WECAN GIVE YOU NOVELTIES, WE ARE BUSY, BUT CAN * ALWAYS SQUEEZE IN ANOTHER SUIT TO FINISH IN A FEW DAYS, EISEMAN BROS, + MANUFACTURING js ‘TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, myé Cor. 7th and Estresta, Bass Baus, Bars aso Base Bax | "So ee CoTErTS SPALDING’S KATIONAL LEAGUE Ball, _ 24 anocts Hote Paper wiih Envelopes %0' match, tn a, ‘box, 10 cents, ar JOHN G Pz * rhered square, 745 | LONG BRANCH. COTTAGES AND RESTAURANE 10, THE-HOTEL JUNE 19 D. M. & W. E. HILDRETH, Proprietors. New York Office, 52 Broadway, New York. PIPPIN CIDER THE GOO BARGAINS IN Mrs 8. , Lovett, Proj Har | tress. —Couvenic ‘$m__| among the mountains, Table furnished with - Plenty fresh milk. Week. Special terms for families nearest ( Springs Hotel, will open MAY the 257TH. nts fOr Tous: | for the season cau be made by addressing THE Frnst*o} ALSIP & SMITH. This early opening is made at the request of several tive pamphlets, clving all information, dmay be had at the office of A.S! PATTY & SONS, 401 Oth street, or at the counter’ of A.S. PRATT, Proprietor. G*PAt0c8 SPRINGS. SEASON OF 1886. D STATES HOTEL OPEN JUNE 19, 1d remain open until October 1. yOUBLING, ‘CHALYBEATE s ‘Will be opened for the reception of gues SULPHUR AND terms address Capt. J. SUN, Newville, Cumberland county, Pa ap’ CAmere MOUNTAINS HOTEL ULSTER, PL On the Ulster and Delaware It, West Shore and Puffulo KR.” House first- class. “Hot and cold baths, gus, telegraph and post eflice. Open Fs and referencee. Shortest route via utie 7th. Seud for circulay Atha: TIC CITY, South Carolina ave., near Ocean. ECK: 66 QOLONADE"_ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. J—ALL | MODERN MENTS. Addrow (CC LEPFLER,O23 19th IRESSON SPRINGS, PENNA ENNA. RAILROAD, CSE will open SUN ‘Cars from ail’ potmts east and ‘address M, Supt., Cresson, Pa, ‘ERMONT HOUSE, VERMONT AVE,, ‘above Atlantic, Atlantic City year. Telephone No. 52. ‘P 3.000 FEET: DEER PALK AND OAi IN THE CREST OF THE ALLBGHANTES, WITHIN THE FAMOUS GLADES SECTION, ox RECTLY ON THE L No STAGE HUD. ‘On top of a ‘The MOUNTAIN Hf NE OF THE B & S OR 'BUS TKANS! ALL LIMITED EXPRESS TRAINS STOP, ieied Cast schedule on the RD OHIO RALLROAD, theve lo yond ail Comparison the most both as to train services aud y east ofthe Rockies. N_OPENS JUNE 23. ‘With the new and uny BALTIMORE AND 0} ALKER, who in his E W. F. PalGE, Grand Hotel, S1st st. and Broadway, |We Sm How Tar Forr AND HAVE GOT IT WELL GARRISONED WITH THE Lage AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S, BOYS, YOUTHS AND CHILD AS READY-MADE CLOTHING ‘That can be found in the Distric* Note the following prices: OUR GREAT SPECIALTY 6 92.75, ‘Strictly All Wool Choice from Eight at ey ee and Textures. FOR 4 NEAT CHECK CASsi! i? Ore, ‘Strictly All Wool » 95.00 s FOR 4 Goop BUSINESS surf $17.40 FOR A PRINCE ALBERT SUIT. Blue, Black or Brown Corkscrew. Strictly’ 4ll Week BOYS' SUITS, AGE 13 TO 18 YEA 8s, $4.50, $5.50, 86, $7.75, $8.25 and ust ard CHILDREN’S SUITS, AGE 4 TO 13 YEARS, Strictly Ali Wool, $2.87, $3.50, $3.87, $4, $4.75 and upward MEN'S PANTS, ‘Neat Mixtures, Hair Lines and Combination Stripes, Strictly All Wool, $1.50, 62, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $3.75 and upward,at VICTOR EK ADLER'S TEN PERCENT = STRICTLY ONE PRICK, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. %. W,, Corner of Mamachusetts Avenue, Open Satardays till 11 pm mylt ¥YLISKIES. MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS ‘The boy —t—— of whinky aren ieee a ET ‘& Very high position a! .0ng Ue ‘Medica. atisinae pains sarees s Ihe joliowing prices, in cases containing | OLD RESERVE WHISKY... UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISKY... ohana oe For Excellence, and foe Spemeonsy ames ‘114 8outh Front st, Philadelphia, Saal N.Y, Ofhoe—16 tooth Wider a