Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY; . ‘way 27, 1886-WITH SUPPLEMENT. NARDELLO AND HIS CRIME. LOCAL MENTION. BS | The Young Italian to be Hanged To- GrviuxeuxasCases moe morrow at the District Jail. Wasntxetox, D. C., May ‘THE STORY OF THE MURDER OF CARMINE RO- Fo n Pe fa, ¢ TUNNO—HOW NARDELLO WAS ARRESTED— THE TRIAL AND SENTENCE. Antonio Nardello, the young Italian, will be hanged to-morrow afternoon at the jail in this city for the murder of Carmine Rotunno, a fellow countryman, on the 29th of July last. Carmine Rotunno, a rather elderly Italian, boarded at the house of one Guido on 8th street extended. He worked as a laborer and occa- sionally as a shoemaker, and had accumulated $500 to $600. This money appears to have furnished the motive of the murder. Nardello was, however, disappointed in his expectation of securing a large sum, for Rotunno made ft a rule tocarry but $30 about him, leaving the New light” loesl” r sli warmer, s For Friday—Lo temperature . and gen stationary temperature for ‘yland, and y fair weather, rly. nd nearly station- middle Atlantic srRAW MATTINGS, Reirigeratorsand Window ee ery variety. Moses & Son, 11th and F streets. Prick o EXGRAVEN 200 cards, $1.50, at W Nixery CENts will buy a ap or You- The on nts’ Furnishing | OxE Dotnak ast titul Tight Derby, « ¥ Frane’s, cor. be Ruma balanee with a friend. The murder was com- i | mitted some time on the night of July 28th, or Waren Dunn's City Th Money saved. rly morning of July 29th, probably after Rroverp Rare Trekers to local stations on ck at night and before 3 o'clock in the a arbi will be sold May It was some days before the crime ‘gern, Soth and 2 5 Poturm until Bist | Was discovered. About the Ist of August, per- sons in the vicinity noticed a very disagreeable ime | smell about an old unoccupied building east of v NTAIN PEN. go the new reservoir, near Howard university. new lot received at Whitaker's LI = -S==e SS sas F: Sheda’s, 409 9th street ‘This gave rise to an investigation which led Gas Frxronzs at Shedd’s, 100 9th atrect. | | This gave rie to an investigation, which led Tir Uxiox Fouevrn, $1,000 reward for & | man in oneof tesecond story rooms. The dead Fee Cee ae Sudan naw “°YS* | man was found lying on his left side, with his arm under his head in a perfectly natural po- sition, but with a terrific gash in his throat. ANTON FISCHER dye works, 996 G stree There’ was blood about the floor aud also on the eiivered.” Telephone 1 walls. The body having been identified as that . = | of Kotunno, investigation by Detectives Ratt LixeN PAPER AND I one quire | und Block $ owed that he left Guido's place 1 the morningot Wednesday, July 29th; probably had money when he left, and ‘deilo had been to see Rotunno and axa t him work. There was no eg De aught at | 3 nthe body. It was determined D ctertamthnese | to arrest Nardello, and a description of him was wtoomatcinethe atime sent to the different police stations, Sean ai Shedd s, 409 9th street. NARDELLO ARRESTED. Fixe Porrrairs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. avy | That night Nardelio was arrested near the Baltimore and Potomac depot, as he was about to leave the city. He had spent most of his time since the 29Ut t the house of Willa Morris, on Mai nue, between 3d and 41 streets southwest, where he was known by the name of Frank Ross. At the coroner's and one pack in box cers. Kerr an eye on Dunn's City Items. | MPANY'S cel- | ASTELS AUTOTYrES, in endless variety, at 50c., at ARPENT N. Y., writ rs old, took lymer, Cha eh 2, 1885: ere cold which qua county boy, two ye jed “tn his throat and tungs. Nothing | inquest it was clearly shown that Nardello was yeded relief, and I th he must die. | the last one seen with Rotunno. There was I put’ an Allcock’s’ Vorous Plaster | blood on his pants and also a cut on his finger, around the throat and . In less | of which he could give no satisfactory account. in hour his He was committed to jail for the action of the asieep. In tw grand Jury. An indictment was found October . 17th, and Col. George B. Corkhill and Mr. Thos. e REA = a — M. Fields w igned to his defense. The trial Urgice and house waste baskets, at Whit- | MI Fields ¥ nber 30th, ‘The jury was com- aker’s, pleted December aa and a ee [ete e a taveio aad is Shoes; | Om December ilth a verdiet of guilty was Fe ee ee eee ae enna ctw | found. A motion for a new trial was overruled. s. W.-H. Rich, 17 Market Space. 411 7th st. n. we THE SENTENCE. On January 16th last Judge Mae Arthur passed the sentence of the court that he be hanged on the third Friday succeeding the ad- journment of the next term of the Court in General Term, between the hours of one and three o’eloek in the afternoon, The trial was a long and tedious one because of the inability of the defendant and. several of the Witnesses to understand English. Nar- deli¢ admitted in some of his statements that Was present When the murder was commit- STAINED Glass © tate. ¢ LATROBES, ranges and tu ‘s, at Shedd’s. Osr Hexprep ReAMS or NoTE PAPER, 25¢. & ream, at Whitaker's. HUMAS artific’ CITY AND DISTRICT. _ “or. 4 st. musements To-Night. but asserted that the two Pasquales Natroxar.—Pearson benefit. (Abundonte and Gessimonte) were the prin‘ perineiemty neaic™ Quite a stormy scene occurred during i wuen the prisoner charged the mur a one of the Pasquales. Subsequently he that he had received about $30 of the ken from Rotunno. After the ad- ut of the January term of the Court in General Term had fixed May 7th as the date of execution, some of the Italian legation and others acting on the theory that the full truth had not been told and that Nardello might give information which would lead to the con- Viction of other guilty parties, secured * A RESPITE for three weeks, Nardello, however, only re- iterated his former statement as to the Pas- PaxoxaMa BUILDING.—Second Battle of Bull | Run. HERz0G's—“Way Down South.” Dime Mesev™ a and variety. The last will ate yesterday, 1: trich, of this city, her estate to her ch - The pump doctor is necded at the corner of ath and A strects northeast. ‘The attention of the authorities ts in Hi ted to <L hole on the corner of New Jersey uvenue mad cent, eocintene: keine quales, who had succeeded in the trial in prov- alike to pedestrian ehicles. ing thelr whereabouts on the night in question. Wailie the questior acommutation of sen- orning. E. E. | tence was pending Nardello was quite hopetul siding avenue, be- | of tis suc but when informed last week of nd st, reported | the jailure Of the effort he beeame quite de- ghth precinct station that some one | pressed in spirits and seemed to have iost his Voring to break into the house. Off | light-learted, cheerful disposition. nd Petretz went to the plac Wim. Nelson, very much St Lqaor and unable to himsel rested | ney. . in the | SUSPECTED OF ANOTHER MURDER. Shortly after the arrest the officers in inquiry ing of the antecedents ofNardello found that he Was suspected of a murder of a fellow country- man, one Balbo, at North East, Cecil county, ‘Md.,'abouc Christmas, 1884. It’ appeared that @ number of Italians, engased on the Philadel- phia extension of the Baltimore and Ohio rail- road, boarded at the house of Balbo, at North East; that about the time named Nardello and Balbo took @ walk in the country, and Balbo found ac under the in give lored_ m: nt of of var ciation last eve neulogy, and resoluti ‘were adopted respect- ing the death of Gen Darbin Ward. oy MAL ol the Metiord gun was given yester- | never returned. Nardello left in a few days and Uruciny at the wot ut Pennagivanie avenue, in | NeMe to Beitlinore. In the spring, when the snow had melted, tne body of Balbo was found. Subsequently the watch worn by Balbo, waen he left home, was found in Baltimore, where it had been soid by Nardello, and it was identified by @ son of the dead man. This caused sus- picion to rest on Nardello. NARDELLO'S HISTORY. Nardello, who is a native of Naples, is rather a@strongly built young man, and is now in his 22d year. He is 5 feet 11 inches in height, and Prot. D. J. Evans, of Kansas, will read an! Weighed during the trial 176 pounds. He has original pocus at te ‘memorial’ services aver | dark akin, blue eses, and dark brows nels dicts Heme Monday | inclined to curl, which he had cut quite close & The will ot Hichard A. Edmonston, deceased, | few days ago. "He appears to have inherited has been fied with the register, fully proven | Wrong-doing, for his father was at the time of und admitted to prot He leaves his estate | bis birth under arrest, and was subsequently tw his wile, Sarah J.,and makes bis son, Chas, | Sentenced to twenty years’ imprisonment, an ‘TE Raeaemaaad; bibs Coase | Nardello never saw him. His father is’ still The steamers Jane Moseley and Lady of the | living, and his mother, brother and sister ure Lake will run daily between Washington and | Still living in Italy. To these he wrote letters Nortolk, commencing Saturuay. Fare $1.50. | yesterday, in very pathetic language, inclosing —— to each # lock of his hair, and announcing that ‘The Wayland Seminary. his trust is in God. “He abked for their prayers, om a xpressing the hope tbat they will all meet in OMAN TS Civncs Last eOuLar TH MAP| hekveny ie amet thi souniry about tres The commencement exercises of Wayland | York, tinicuso, wid at Noni here nas in New Seminary, colored, were heid last evening at the | ‘ork, Chicago, and at North East, Cecil county, Md. "AL the time of the crime he bad been here Fifth Baptist church. President G. M. P. King delivered certiticates to the foilowing gra but about five months, having arrived in this ademic department—Joshua B. Simpson, | city on Mareh Ist, 1885, Since bis inearceration he bas received the Washington, Ky., and John H. Wigginton, Bla densburg, Ma. ministrations of Kev. Father Ryan, of the Im- maculate Conception chureh, and it2v. Father Theological department—Edward J Philadelphia, Pa; Wm. J. Howard, W Kabbia, formerly of St. Peter's, and now of won, D. Cand Lewis L. Marshall, Val ‘Ube presence of # numberof army and navy oilicers. members of the diplomatic corps and Other oificials. The Virginia brick company have elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Lew Clephane, presitent; B. H. Warner, vice presi dent; C. BL Pea: treasurer and manager; W. H. Dempsey, . Mr. L. G. Marini’s “annual floral May ball be held at Masonie ball to-morrow evening. ‘Tickets may be had at Droop’s and Eilis’, | Balumore. It 1s probable that ‘one or both of these clergymen Will be with him constantly ll the end. ——___ Amusements. READINGS BY Miss Sroky.—There was a numerous audience at All Souls’ chareh last night to enjoy the entertainment given tor the benefit of the Home tor Fouudlings. Miss Anna. Warren Story, whose remarkable powers as a. dramatic read well Kuown to Washing- formal department— An: Wye Mills, Md; Isham i. Va; James RL.’ Dt pper Ma Wm. J. Howard, Wa may D. Ca David We Jones, Churebiand, Va; Moses H. Jon folk, Va.; Thon N. Kinney, Stau Ainissville, 'Va.; E are Adam F. Piumber, Bladensburg, Md; Wesle: as heard with great pleasure ina H. Poliatd, Philadeipaia, Paz Miss Garris of lent selections, including the Greene, Danville, Miss “Luey J. Miller, scene irom “Romeo and Juliet.” Mr. Lynehbarg, Vaz ary J. Powell, Staun- re Walker, Bernays, Mrs. Pearson, Miss Mary E. Robinson, King and | Mr=. deve, stss and Messrs. Coe and. Va. Miss Emma K. White, Atlan- | I: aiso coutribuied much to the enjoy- + N.'J.; Miss Marion T. Withers, Dan- | 1.: Fille, Val; Sliss Fanny L. Wyebe, Bloomington, | ‘pecial prizes were awarded from the Way- Jand fund as follows: Industrial department For improvement in cooking, to Tempbia Sumler; for improvement in sewing,to Luci J. Gaines; tor care of room (kept in the eneral condition! ‘Misses Mentzin : the evening. Prax 1 FIT.—The beuefit ten- } ved to Mr. Frank Pearson previous to bis de- Jor Europe wili take place at the Na- Theater thisevening. ‘The announced n insures a Luoroughly enjoyable enter- ents Witp West. —Buflalo Bill's tamous combinatic F attractions wiil be seen flarris and Misses Brown and M. eo daa street p y uiternoon, leav- Scholarship, to James RL. Dizgs, ¢ < tue grounds at Ivy City at 3 o'elock, going Green, George W. Hughes, James I) (5 Garouga Uke principal streets, including ’ Penne and Lewis €. Sheafe; to the bes 4 Sault avenue to Washington Circle. The to Thomas L, Jones, Clarksville, Va. rsteabivition will be given on Monday after- —_——— noon, ees Always Guilty. Win, H. Jones, a one-legged colored man, who ways pleads guilty when brought before + | Judge Snell, was arraigned before the Police Court this morning charged with vagraney. | “Are you guilty or not guilty?” askea Deputy Clerk Harper. Iain always guilty of what you charge me with,” answered Jones, “if you would only keep sober,” said the Judze, “you would not always be guilt “Weil,” said Jones, “I'll keep sober.” He wus sentenced to 90 days Bee aye Rivre TRADE.—During the week ending May were | 220, 1860, thirty-clght vessels arrived at the {183 invited | Barbor of Washington, and fourteen bal /SS invited | ringing 1.342 tons Of lee; 960 tone coor, ds: “The ob- | 1,972,000 ieet lumber, 75,000 shingles, 200 “tty forth the | tons stone, 710 asphalt, 1,160 bushels €orn, and complete and | 2400 bushels white sive and en- Sars endeavor to | he constitution pro- siting to become mein- une, age, residence, occu ‘aud Whether married or “The Cause of Benevoler:: ~ HOW IT 18 PROMOTED BY WASIII: “ BLY, NO. 1—PHILANTHEOFY \ sa As stated in last evening's < es} Rail and*Bloek, with Officers fir... of the fifth precinet, went w:! i Fant yesterday afternoon to ‘ A ” Washington assembly, No. eulored they arrested Sampson J. a charge of writing policy. « sequently went back to possession of the wiih ‘ ¥init they ic Miller sitting ai ein che ata they found a quant : in Jeet of this club i ‘cause of benevolence effectual 1 Joy its influence, Spread a true po ssieiple Vides that all} “ bers must give pation, state of ——___ SALE or HovsEs.—The attention of builders is called to the rare opportunity offered by Duneanson’s sale to-morrow afternoon-at six o'clock of 16 brick and frame houses to be re- moved from square 695 and west of 695. a eee —— J. Asher, the Cee and Na- thantei Branson, a member of the club, were gaming table. BRE PO,y FAL arged in the ERRO O YY AAL ning with setting upagaming | RR O_O wen was continued until Wed-| B 3 oo ¥ & slip case against Miller $50 $ AccipeNT ro A Boy.—Samuel, the aor A EF WES § soo e son of Judge S.S.Ludium,of| Bap £4 EX PERN G @ the Pension + received a painful and dap- B AAA iN 6 Kefous injury Tucsday evemng while at play | Bas 24 & Sc H 8 in GOP an the Lge arte car hemor od 2d and Cstreets. Both wrists were badly fractured, one in two places, and mis face and body badly | PR, (00, W Ww ppp ERE RRR bruised. Just how the accident happened be Per \Wwww B Bee Eat has, as yet, been unable to explain, the shock having aifceted his brain temporarily. At last es? F pd Exe E E> accounts he Was getting along nicely. Rousenres Revonre.—F. M. Draney, 454K street burthwest, reports stolen trom his ma ABSOLUTELY PURER jaes last night a phaeton, valued at $35. dames A. Scott, 1626 10th strcet, reports stolen from him a push-cart worth $8." Mrs. 5. G. Hayden, 10 Fenton Place, reports ‘stolen from her $12. Mrs. C. Haines, 409 New Jersey avenue, reports Stolen from her $4.50 worth of Je ‘and dress goods. ‘igs Base Bar1.—There wore po league games Yesterday. This afternoon the N. will ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of parity. ‘Strength and wholesonieness. More economical than the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, SoLD ONLY IN caNa RoxaL Ineet the Chi nine on the home grounds. | Baxixo Rowpxx Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ocdd Games yesterday: At Brooklyn 2, 7: Rhys ries, — Sie Lsais, a” at becuse pare ate ris, © At ehllagelpnie— Athletic, 9 Cix- | Gh Graaie Works ops aon ine a Ae 1.6. At Newark, Ne J—N ny fous. 3a ips a sth in rear of Goveraanent Feinaing Gaies’ | continued. Robert Jobnson, colored, assault! INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION. ‘The Manual Training Room at the High | ~ School. A REPORT OF ITS OPERATIONS BY THE OF- FICIALS IN CHARGE. C. Herschel Koy, in charge of the manual training room at the High school, has sent to Commissioner Webb, who has given much per- sonal attention to the subject, a report upon the work accomplished during the seven weeks ince March 30th, when the training rooms went into operation. The report, which is con- curred in by Principal Paul, of the High school, say: We have endeavored to impart (1) a knowl- edge of the proper construction of tools, (2) fa- miliarity with their use and care, and, as faras possible, (3) skill in manipulation, The class consists of sixty boys, nearly all of whom have attained creditable knowledge aud skill in the use of the hamimer, the saw, the brace and bit, and the various kinds of planes, and have ha some instruction in the pnerpeitog of tools, the use of the cinwular saw and the lacing and ar- rangement of machine belts. In addition to practice upon rough lumber, they have, up to fate, constructed a half dozen modeling boards for the drawing room, some simple stands for the eae laboratory, and a dozen well-planed and jointed boxes, with a supporting frame, tor the botanical growing room. Within the next three weeks they Wwillstuay the chisel, hatchet, the mortise and tenon, the dove-tail and other joints, and wood trimming. Our’ numbers being limited by thesize of the room, the equipment of tools and the amount of tine I have been personally able to devote to it, we have been obliged to choose but twelve boys from the third year class and forty-eight from the second year, the basis of final selce- tion baving been the deportment record. The result of addpting this method has been to give 8 high tone to “the shop,” and it would be dilli- cult to find a room, even in this school,in which better discipline prevails. There has been no lack of interest, but great enthusiasm, aud we are continuously beset with requests to be per- mitted to enter the class. ‘was adopted for government use, GOVERNMENT TESTS. The Royal Baking Powder Declared Superior to All Others. The fact that Royal Baking Powdor fs, in all respects, the best baking powder offered to the public has been established beyond question, Prof. H. A. Mott, when employed by the U. 8. Government to analyze the vari- ous baking powders of the market to determine which was the best and most economical, atter an extended investigation, reported in favor of the Royal, and it ‘ AMUSEMENTS. JCHEY UB TRACK, Ivy crry, One Week, commencing MAY 31 (DECORATION DAY), st4:30p.m. Afternoons Only. Rain or Shine. AMERICA'S NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT, BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST, MORE GENERAL FEATURES OF WESTERN LIFE THAN EVER BEFORE, AT ONE TIME AND PLACE, VISIBLE ON THE FACE OF THE GLOBE. Admission, 50c., Children 25¢. Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run trains from depot, and return after the performance All manner ot vehicles run from New York avenue and 7th street: prices 10c., 15c. and 25¢., according tovehicle. Carriages admitted free. Free street parade 4 p.m. Sat follows: From. the Notth Capitol st., to G, ‘0 New Jersey ave., to north B ‘at 4p. m. to Ist st. east to BSt sie, to 1st & W., to Pennsylvania ave, to Washingio! 22d “st, ground circle to K St, io 9th, to Q, to 7th, to New York ave. to grounds. it TE LADIES OF DUNBARTON M.E CHURCH i bold a Strawberry Festival and Fan Bazaaron THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, May and 28th, in the Lecture Room. the attra, ary Entertainment by the Young People and a Fan Drill by 12 Young Ladies. Admission, One Fan, STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL At All Souls’ church, co: __For the beneiit of the FyERes sate 81 ‘The effect of the physical exercise upon boys HILDA THOMAS e ee fie : Comedy Company in Sheffer & Blakely's Steall of belag comatierea’ as este work: it 13 Prof. Mott has continued his examinations of baking powders sold at the present oset | WAL Seem deemed by all a recreation. The undertaking _my ‘AY DOWN so far is certajuly a success, but there is press- ing necessity for greater ‘accommodation in spice and tools, and if, next year, we can equip ancther room "with lathes and metal-working appliances, and provide a caretully selec teacher, who shall devote his entire attention to the Work, we may most valuable and thoroughly appreciated instruction to at least 150 boys.” ee Trausfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been tiled as follows: J.D, Dement to M. J. Griffith, pt.7, sq. 397; 3900. Eleanor FE. Eliery to C! W. Siniley, sub 53, sq. 544: $1,100, ALS. Pratt to. 1. lots 506, 557, 358 and 659, Anacostia; $825. R. E. Pairo etal. to C. R. Rowzee, pt. 69, Eslin's estate, Mt Pleasant; $460, Sauie to M. Me- day, and now affirms it as his deliberate judgment, arrived at after most thorough Tesearch and a careful examination of the principal brands of the market, that ai the Royal is undoubtedly the purest and most reliable baking powder offered to the public. Prof. Mott, in his recent report, says: “The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure, for I have so found it in many tests made both for that company and the U. “I will go still turther and state that, be cause of the facilities that company have for obtaining perfectly pure cream of tartar, and for other reasons dependent upon. Pp sesevae Last Week of the Res América’s Favorite Un wlty Company, jarked for Lite and “Dead to the Friday and Saturday A great show, Wor Admission to all ont; N EW NATIONAL james Boys.” n tive times the money, 10 cents. THEATER, S, Government, + ‘THURSDAY EVENING, May 27, 1888, ‘Testimonial Benefit Tendered to Nutty) p-dosdos $100, J. ie Wimer to FG the proper proportions of the same, and the method of its preparation, the Royal AREA Powe Wertstenny Cn Bona! ene ag: Baking Powder is undoubtedly the purest and most reliable baking powder offered poe Jerse Se celina, sy. 731; B—. s.udies, C, Stieff et al. to Elienor Mortis, sub 66, sq. 748; Dr. HEN! A. Mi .D.” a 125. S.D. Webb to John George Kinscnger, | to melpublic, oa BS ray tae Mrs. BLANCHE STONE-BARTON, lots 28 to 35; $1,400. Jeremialy H. Crilly. to | Late U. 8. Government Chemist, Mr, W. H. MacDONALD, John Crilly, sub lots 66 to 68, sq. 76; ¥- fohn | Grilly to J. H. Crilly, sub lots 61 to 65, dos). Harriet J. Lowry 16 Frank Gunnison, 104 382, | Uniontowa; $75. Jobn Newton to MM. Briel, Mr. H.G BARNABEE, ‘Mr. TIM MURPHY, THE SCILIA QUARTETTE, sub lots 1 to 20, sq. 1,026; $—. W. H. 8. Bu gywn to Lucy Kt. Tappan, lots 9 and 10, sq. 200; Ss. Lucy K. Tappan w Lucius Tucker Same property; $30,000. John H. Walter et to Meyer Loeb, sq. No. 1085; $3,182.96. 1 Burustine to Mary J. Van Doren, lot 5, sq. 90 $4,900. ‘Joseph Frudenwold to Valentine “Me Nally, pt. 3, sq. 211; 35,000. 'S. Hestuch to G. Motis'et al., pt. 5, sub'sq. n. of 508; A.M. | MeLochlin to B. W. Perkins, lot 3, bik. 4, nort grounds Columbia. university; $3,750. 'B. W. erkins to A.M. MeLochiin, ‘wndivided halt | sub lots 112 to 119 and pts. 108 to 111,! Lanier Heights; $—. B. H. Warner to P. 1) King, sub 151, sy. 271; $1,600. J. F. Ho: to A. Elliott, pt. n. bali: 28, CITY ITEMS. Wm. H. Dunn's, 311 7th Street. For Friday and Saturd 6 Cano seat chairs, $3.50; a few more Walnut marble top bles’ at $2.30; Walnut washstand Kitchen tables, $1.2 Walnui 8 feet, $7.50; Bed Pier mirrors, marble Walnu top, S14; marble top Cham Suites, some at_ $60 now $90 now $75, at $110 now $100; all these are large how $90, at. A. Lemar to Jou 1, ; | well made suites and a bargain at the pri $3,435. A, Fisher ns | first named. We have some Maple Chamber lov 48, sq. 737; $1 A.C. Ciavic to Kugar | suites we wiil close out at $13. Fine Silk Plush. B. Stocking, s. halt lot i2, sq. 920; $1,200. | Caroline L. Suields, pt. 13, sq. 920; $930. Li M. Saunders to G. Adams et al., pt. 14, sq. 116; $5,750. W. . Ellison to George A’ Armes; Pls. Fletchoil’s Chance, 3 acres; $15, Armes to W. E. Ellison, pt. 14) sq. 712 % and lots 1 and 2, sq. se. of sq. 1114; $6,500, "| lor suites, one suite at $115 now $85, one at $90 now $75; several others at the same dis- Count; ASh Bedroom table with drawer, $115; 6 Wainut Bevel arm Din chairs, cane seat | $6.75; Large Drop Leat Kitchen tables, $1.85 few-cots at $1; a few mo: je Bedsteads at 2.50. Remember these (Fri y and Saturday, onl; 11 7th st. new. A VERDICT IN Favor oF THE BANK.—The suit of the National Bank of the Repuolic against Hume & Cleary, on trial in the Circuit Court for several day's past, was concluded yes- terday by a yerdict for the plaintiff in the Tuil amount with 8 per cent interest. ‘The suit was to recover on # promissory note for $2,200, — jorrow Bargain and Remnant Day. hades, regular pric white, cream, t to-morrow. 39e. en’ 10-button cream, white and tan, regular price $1.25, to- morrow 49c. ‘The above goods Were bought at auction, hence such low prices. Smail lot black aud cream Spanish and Escurial Fichus and Scarfs, sold at $1.25, remnant price 48c.; 5 extra ‘size Spanish Fichus, cream and black, price $2.48, remnant price ae ;, one piece all- over Euibroidery Nett, regular price 4Se., rei- nunt price 18e,;3 more Intanv’s Carriage Robes, hand-made, regular price $1.25, remnant pric | 79c; 4 Ladies’ White Robes, regular price | $3.48, remnant price $1.93; Remnants Swiss, | Sainsook and “Hamburg Embroidery at bali? | | PEREMPTORY SALE OF ENGRAVINGS.—Messrs, Walter B. Williams & Co. will continue the sale of tramed engravings, oleographs, ete., at their salesroom this evening at 8 o'ciuck, to-morrow at 11 o'clock a m. and 3 and 8 o'clock p.m. a The Courts. SERAL TERM, Neitzey agt. B.& P. RR. Co. and Anderson agi. same; argued and submitted, Moneyhum agt. Pennsylvania railroad coin ny; argued and submitted. Mills et al. azt. istrict; Motion to dismiss appeal. Yates ayt. Medinger; decree below aflirmed. ‘To-day, Keeler agt. District; on hearing. rice; one lot extra quality Linen Splashers, , regclar price 48c., rem- idies and Tray Covet u and Sideboard Cov- ow " e19¢.; 8 Bure Cincurr Court -Judye Hayner. pane price 2805 8. pubeau ave 25, rem- Yesterday, National Bank of tue iepublie FA a ep Ee ere a agt. Hume et al.; verdict for plaintitt—sz,200. | 24 BoM Wats iS * "712 7th bt. DW. Kaub agt. Gidden; ordered on calendar. ‘Deus! 2 Vicious ham & Co, agt. Barker; judgment couiessed, CRDUNAL CouRT—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Jas. Mrice, previously convicted of assault with Intent to’ kill; three years in the penitentiary, Samuel C. Scott, assault to kill; arraigned and plead uot guilty, POLICE Court—Judge Snell. To-day, Wm. Miller, violation of policy law: $50 collateral forfelted. John Cornell, larceny? it Headquarters for Umbrellas. 22-inch Mohair, 99¢ 26-inch Mohair, $1.49 Famous Gloria Silk, Best Quality 24-inch Double Faced Parasol, 31. Zylonite Handle, Union Silk, $1.79. Extra quality, 26-inch Silk, $2.99. We hiave also added a new feature to this de- artine Pik finely selected stock of Gentlemen's Canes. Vanier Store, Personal bouus. Daniel Young, larceny; collateral forfeited. Albert Frederick, assault; collateral forfeited. “Ainbrose M. Brown, m= bezz.ement; grand jury. John Welen, do.; do. for men und boy: . at $2.25, and down to $1. Save money and | come to the great sample sale of clothing alg2a 71h st. n.w., between Land Mass, ave. 1 Great Ba: n new and second-hand piunos at Droop’s, 925 Penn. ave. E For This Thursday, May 27th, and Friday, May 28th, our regular weekly Remn Sale Days. We will offer: of our Woolen Laces in green, , grey and drab, at Scents (CATARRE TO ConsuMPrion. Catarrh in its destructive force stands next to and undoubtediy leads on to consumption. It is therefore | Singular that those wfllcted with this fearful disease should not make It the object of their lives to rid themselves of It. Deceptive remedies, concocted by ignoraut pretenders of medical knowlege have wea: | ened the confidence of the great majority of sufferers | in all advertised remedies. ‘Tuey become resigued to | life of misery rather than torture temse.ves with | doubsful palllatives. But this will never do. Catarrh must bemet at every | oiié"ate stage and combatted with all our might. In meny| 6-4 Fruit of the Loom Muslin, 12%gc. cases the disease hus assumed dangerous symptoms. | Kemmnant figured Lawn, at 4c. per yard, is bones and cartilage of the nose the organs of| Livi 81 Gumete ouly Ose. ao, hearing, of seeing and of so affected us TS eG Ve ness ' ated welese ie uvUlaso elongated, the thruat so indumed { Flue, kinbroidered Chenalse, Gey. regular and irritated as to produce a constant and distressing Brice, 380. cough. >anForD's RapIcaL CURE meets every phase of Catarrh, from a simple head cold to the most loath- some aud destructive stages, It is local and constitu- Hoval, Instant In relleving, permanent in curing, safe, economical and never-failing. Each package contains one bvttle of the RapicaL CeRE, ove bux CATAMMHAL SOLVES PROVED INHALER, With tieath POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. zit Suirts, full proportioned, at 47¢. German linen damask Towels, size’ 36x18, Kemnants fine India Linen, 640; worth I2ige. ‘Colored dress Silks, 58e.; regular price 90c. Besides the above any humber of desirable Femnunls and bargains. Under no consideration will any of the above goods be charged, as all must know that for our Remnant Days our Bargains are marked below cost. LANSBURGH & Bxo:, 420-422-424-426 7th street, For Housekeepers and Wedd ents. A line of finest quadruple plated silverware manufactured expressly for us, which we offer to reduce stock at special reduced prices for this week only. Ice Pitchers, hand engraved, $6.50, worth $10. Round Walters for pitchers, 10 inch, $2.50, worth $3.50. Silver Berry Dishes, with colored glass, $3, worth Butter Dishes, handsomely carved, $2.50, worth $4, Cups, gold lined, hand engraved, $1, worth ‘Tea Set, 3 pleces, finely chased, $12, worth $18, eee ne eee oO; worth $30, Castors, 5 bottles, $3, worth $5. Individual Salt dnd Pepper Stands, 25¢c., worth 0¢. Cream ‘Pitchers and Sugar Bowl, the set $5, worth $8.50. Every plece quoted above warranted quad- ing Pres- RHEUMATIC PAINS, Neuralsic, Sciatic, Sudden, Sharp and Nervous Pains and Strains RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the CUTICURA ANTLPAIN PLASTER, the most per- fect antidote ‘to pain and inflammation ever com. Pounded. “New, oflginal, instantaneous, infallible and safe AU all druggists, 5c; five fur $1; oF postage ee POTTER DRUG AND CREMICAL CO., BOSTON, MASS. 3 Axormer Bic Assonruenr Of all pure wool,” HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, in Deautitul Spring Shades just received. These elegant Dress Goods are worth 37inc., the price is Teduced to 25¢. FANCY SUMMER SILKS, 37, 50, 62c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. NAVY BLUE, GARNET AND BROWN SATINES, BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 50c. ruple plate on pure white metal. 02 R. HagRIs & Co., 432 7th st, oco A RRR TTIT FEE RRR 85g Get the Genuii 3° £4 fot = Fak The great popularity of “Wilbor's Compound S08 AAA & BR 7 Eee RR » | of Cod Liver Oil and Lime” bas induced some aa g ¢ # # %ss8 | unprincipied persons to attempt to palm off a simple article oftheir own manufacture; but any person whois suffering from coughs, colds or consumption should be caretul where they pur- chase this article. ‘The results of tts use are its best recommendations, and the proprietor has + TYLMorket Space, near 7th strest ROYAL SERGE in Beautiful Spring Shades, double ‘width, 12 yards for $2. BOU-CLA GRENADINES, beautiful Spring Shades, wide double bate wool Buc on ‘pure wool, ample evidence on file of its great success in ALBATROSS and NUN'S VEILING, beautiful spring peony complaints. The phosphate of very fine quality, re shades, wide double width duced to STiyc. SURAH SILI beautiful Spring SI excellent quality, aaitarwise width, reduced to Excellent quality BLACK SILKS, extra width, $1.00. BLACK BROCADE SILKS, special bargain, 75c. Each customer who buys $10 worth of Goods will be presented with a size IDA L QUILT, worth $1.50. or PS of our handsome SATIN DAMASK TOW! extra large size, worth myat pas AND HARMLESS AS WATER. “NATTANS? ie Rossesnet = micas soar veioen Lealing owes, as combined with the pure cod-liver oil by Dr. Wilbor. It is regularly prescribed by the medi- cal faculty, Sold by A.B, Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and all druggists, © Scott’s Emulsion of Pure CoD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES, Js Remarkable as a Flesh Producer, ‘The increase of flesh and strength is perceptible immediately after commencing to use the Emus. sion, The Cod Liver Oil emulsified with the hosphites ig most remarkable for its beating. Strengthening and flesh producing eo For restoring gray ISCOVER' jualit SRYSTAE oe hair to its mavaral DISCOVERY = aa CRYSTAL fF aud youthful DISCOVERY To Get Rid ofa h or Cold prom; CRYSTAL pearance Wazuaxrenlo DISCOVERY | use Bakers Cod Liver Oltand Malta wosderel CHYSEAL deiie alwaye three to DISCOVERY | remedy. Bakers pure Norwegian Cod Liver Olt NSTAL funded ro sop thehair DILGoVERY | is unequaled. BakeR & Co., Phila, and at drug- Seat Geeueiciceeer baseveny | e = 4 CRYSTAL fty from the insufficient DISCOVERY Castoria. CRYSTAL aupply of which the belt DISCOVERY | When Baby was sick CRYSTAL Sa falls. Forerad- D! VERY We gave her Castoria, CRYSTAL teating dandruff and en- Di: VERY | When she was a child CRYSTAL tirely stop its further DISCOVERY ‘She criod for Castoria, CRYSEAL formation. | Satistied we DISCOVERY | When she became a Mis CRYSTAL have the best and qply DISCOVERY ‘She alt CRYSTAL non-poisonous article for DISCOVERY hate jung to Castoria, CRYSTAL the, fn use, solictt DISCOVERY | When she had Children au ARTHUR NATTANS, ‘She gave them Castoria, ‘Discoverer and Sale Proprietor, When Baby was my24 24th avg 4 apd dang D sia, We gave her Castoria, nae When she was a child Prcews rue, WY mise, Se ‘When she becaine & Min” Castor H Sac aa ear ors Hf noon hand ane ‘She clung toCastoria, th st, Fringed Cashmere Fichus,$1.25; worth $1.89. | | Write them at once. ve different patterns of Walnut | THE APOLLO CLUB, and others, CITY ITEMS. Reserved Seats at Ellis’ Music Store, 937 Penn. ave., A Most Liberal Offer! $land 75c., according tolowim ray 21-6t The Voltaic belt Co., Marshall, Mich., offer to | 4 LBAUGH'S GE:AND OVERA HOUSE. send their Celebrated Voitate Belts and Blectrie | AL’ very Evening ut siia-Saturday Statinee, Appliances on thirty days’ trial to any man ar te POTATO. ficted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality, | 4 aunseaio se MRE peuson 8s Boceacelo. Manhood, ete, Illustrated pamphlet in sealed | 2amissio SSOF TREBIZONDE, my22 enyelope ‘with full particulars, mailed free. MPETE TEACHER ON BANJO WILL ve Lessons by note or method at 36 a qu Miss 1, COGG: 540 6 Misc ANNUAL FLORAL MAY Misia wit take piace Friday, tue Bethy 1S8o. Tlexets vo be hat at the Academy” ind at Droop amt Hib Muse" stores, or at the Acadsay, Hall Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn ing and delivered in 1, 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c, per lb. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Sc. per quart, Creatn 15 cents. FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS FRE SALE CAT-RIGGED Center-board 8: good condition, at a ba gain. App Market Space, rst floor. between Ee am. aud my273u The Mos: Healistte Battle sceue Iver Produced. Rok Sake AND FAMILY Can-| OPEN DUING THE WEEK Faow 8 4. a. To Thge, Apply to. F, SHAW'S livery stable, 38 | 11r. 4. ON SUNDAYS Tro lie. w, “Lighted | st. se, Caplol Hill, my" it night by 300 Edison Electric Lights, ADMINSICN, FS wPia = SUCENTS. CoqLon Nex 12 NOK SALE—S30 JOB PRINTING OUTEIT Fc rates for schools, societies and excursio Pesto: Call. after 2:30 pam.,at the Naval Observa- Salts ee canicies still open. Cine ee Suge 2 eae oe UL SALE— JUST ARRIVED — TWENTY Horses, aniong them sonie fine Draft, Dr.ving and Stadle Horses, aud to be soid at reasonable prices, SCHLEGEL & QUIGLEY, in Fear of ¥: nw. B—GOOD AS NEW—LARGE, WEL! it Mefrizerator; 8 feet 5 inches long, 6 aches wide and 7 feet 6 inches high: ‘cost #45 sev. Corner Ist und Msi me Pe house, JPOR SALE—4 Dank BAY MARE, 16 1ANDs, 8 yeurs old, sound apd a kind driver auy where: LOWNEY'S siabl Lest. my 26-3t_ Youxe Mexs Goons. WE TAKE SPECIAL PAINS TO HAVE THE 2 aS STYLES THE YOUNG MEN WANT. Fectastel and pated Wagens Gey hUGGUES | rp is IN FITTING THEM THAT WE CLAIM Teens or cash. ds] TO SUCCEED BETTER THAN SY OTHER COOK, 8200 M5 NOR SALE—AT ONCE, AS THE OWNER IS leaving town, a family Morse, Carriage and Har- ness Apply at the Observator; WOR SALE farze brown Horse. HOUSE CAN. THERE IS SUCH A VARIETY OF SHAPES AND SIZES OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE NOT STOPPED GROWING THAT IT IS DIFFICULT FOR THE AVERAGE CLOTH- ING HOUSE To FIT TH jung, strong and genile; boih Jatge brown Horse, you bd gentle FOR EACH SIZE COAT, FROM 31 INCILES A ee ea BREAST MEASURE UP, WE HAVE THRE MECHISTNUTSONNEL | DIFFERENT LENGTH, So THAT THE YOUNG PhS keane Horse, young, sound, xood mane and tail, weighs | MAN WHO HAS LO: RMS AND LONG NECK, rout 1,100 poulids. “Sold for want of use. Ap} OR IS VERY SHORT AND STOUT, CAN BE Peinsylvania ave, ¥.W. my255'*_| FITTED FROM OU STOCK. AGES SLE SPLENDID BARGAINS TO TMM | EVERY DEALER Kix LAR” juste Duyers—A magnificent, neatly new, Kuabe : YT WE FEEL SAFE IN Square Phat vcaves Utes untsons, rich toue; | OR MEDIUM SIZES, BUT WE FEEL SAFE IN NO OTHER HOUSE IN ACH SIZE COAT, CUT Rosewood case; Carved legs, et 5250 cash. +n wi-gant Cabinet Parlor Upright Piano; 7% oc- taves ricilly finished rosewoo1 ea-e: three unisons; Dest modern improvements: unsurpassed for fine toue qualities and extreme durability; used but oue your. Cost $400, for only $250. Monthly paymenis to suit, Can be seen at thi PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 422 9th sirect, cost GUO eee | ASSERTING THAT | WASHINGTON Ha! “LONG,” “MEDIUM REPLENISHED FROM TWO TO FOUR TIMES A MONTH WITH THE VERY LATEST PRODUC TION OF NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, THERE IS NOT MUCH TO BE SAID EX THAT THERE ARE NO BETTER ANY WHE IN SUITS FOR SMALL BOYS, SHORT PANTS SUITS, FROM 3 TO 15 YEARS, OUR STOCK Has. HAD & ADDITIONS OF GOODS SPECI- ALLY ADAPTED TO WARM WEATHER WEAR, FOR “NOVELTIES,” SUCH AS WHITE FLA. SL SUITS, WHITE DUCK SUITS, SAILOR my24 ian and Biographer ¢ there Is placed a set of Apple- dia; 1Lis like sending the whole famuy tocollege.” ‘This work, new edition, can low be ob- tained, all the volumes at once, on easy payments. by N addressing Box 129, Star office. my22Si*_ | SUITS, JERS! UITS, OUR STOCK IS THE WOR SALE—A LL WOOL SUITS. $4.50, $5, 96 AND PLACE TO FIND THEM. Si. Nobby Dress suits, $, 99, S1uand Sil. Kuce | AS TO PRICES, WE CAN ONLY REPEAT THAT nts, 226, oe and 30c. OAUGINAL LONDON MIS- FIT STM) TOR A SI Family Carriage, i WE MEAN TO UNDERSELL ANY OTHER HOUSE IN WASHINGTON, WE DON'T KEEP THE LOWEST GRADES OF GOODS. A GOOD SUIT CAN'T BE MADE BELOW A CERTAIN PRICE, NO MEN'S SUITS BELOW $15. NO YOUNG MEN'S BELOW $12. NO BOY'S BELOW $8. NO. SMALL BUY’S BELOW 33. DREW J. JOY K ‘ONE CAR LOAD OF HOKSES JUST from Augusta Co., Va, ranging in price from £100 yo. Cun be seen'at W. YATES’ stable, in. Tear of my) Por SALE FOURTEEN VERY FINE HORSES. Among them are five tine teams and several coupe fd single driving and saddie horses, «ll of which are fine bred stock. JAMES G, BOWEN, 645 N. Y. ave, my 18-3w* Fgh SALE A STYLISH ROCKAWAY, BUILT by Sargent & Co., Boston: nearly new; a great bar- gain, at MCDERMOTT & BRO'S,, 310 Pennsylvania ave LW. my18-1m Fok SALETAT VERY SMALL ADVANCE ‘over cost. all the choice Hallet & Davis Upright Pianos now on display at 811 9thst. uw. Nosuch ex- traordinary bargains ever before offered. By order of Hallet, Davis & Co. mny15-2w Forse A STEINWAY GRAND PIANO AT ‘a sacrifice, on account of owner leaving the city To be seen at G. L. WILD & BRO’S, 709. 7th st. E, B BARNUM & CO. 931 PENN. AVE Esrasusne> 1811. nw. myloim’"|§ Hats gis © FOR SALE-BRICK YARD, INTHE CITY OF |G CH HO ONG CE Li Alexandria, Va, containing ‘about 5% acres; has | COUH H OO I COU KER Sufficient amount of clay to make 150,000,000 bricks, together with Brick Machine, Engine, Temperit WOW WH HitgsSok ne ing: s Machine, Kiln Walls, Sheds, &c., all in good repair, WWWWH AT KK ID ppigegoo w work cars 'anattive Heep | Ww war PARTE SSSg BR HEE ee Meio tthe wie, W'"w Ho Ulisse “cit Eee Sas OR SALE—AT MY NEW REPOSITORY THE MILD, MELLUW AND DELICIOUS largest stock of fine carriages ever offered in . (orlus, eabrOleiten® exvensiowtep, pheetons Sausie ; orlus, eabrSleties, extensiontop, Phuetous, ca009F | rye peeustar medicinal qualties of wi < 5Ed Saagee panes Taceaaaeze ladles DUAStONS, CADDY | oat ube dees promis of Heats the eer ael ees arts aud’ dreigs Gostors” phactons jumertore sr | ofthe Monongaliela, bave attructed tho attention ot Yension and buggy tops: canopy-top’ Saxons, village. tind poney carts, Brewater side bur buggies, the famous Gocard buggies and many other styles too numerous tomention. Also several second-hand on hand; repairing promptly attended to; taken on storage; all work guaranteed as represented: call apd examine stock and repository. JOUN AL hotels the medical fucuity lu the United States to sucha de- fee, to place it in very high position among the ‘We beg to invite the attention of connoisseursto our eclesrated tine OLD WiISKIES, ules we oe at the tollowing prices, in cases cobtaining ume dozen bottieseach. 479 and 481 C st. n.w., rear of the National mys-3m_ OLD RESERVE WHISKY ecco secenneeseeee $18.00 EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC Qe EXCURSION To HARPER'S FERRY, MONDAY, MAY 31ST, DECORATION DAY. Fast Express Trains leave B.and 0. Depot, $:30a.m. Fare for Round Trip $1. Children 50 cents, ‘Musk, Dancing, Boating, Fishing. Glasscock, the caterer, will supply refreshments, m27-3t Corestat BEAC GRAND F! Steamer T. V. wharfat 8: 4 Hours at the Beach, Home at 10 p.m. Music, Dancing, Refreshments and Dinner on board and at the hotel The new management have made extensiv rovements topping at Alexandria, tm- ments W insure ® IE RUNS DAILY y hour from Cumberland’s boat branch house, foot High sts at _Holtzman's Barce, Table ines, Round trip tickets, Pi all kinds both Liguves, Reduced rates to lange parties J ELSON DIVISION Persons going to Richmond on Decoration With Nelson Division's Exeursi onfusion at the depot op the n sing their tickets now tN northwest. ‘Call soon and secure ts ready Day oar seats, my27ut YORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROP AND THE AN South Daily tine Steamers JANE MOSELEY and LADY OF THF LAKE, one of which leavestth street Wuart, Washington, daily, at 5:80 p mi. lopping at €ol Bewei ny Polat and golug and returning. Fare, fi Trip, S150, ECORATION DAY! URSION TO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS, MONROE, VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW. TWO DAYS AT THE SEASHORE, STEAMER G: LEARY SATURDAY h, atG p.m. Returning, leave Norfolk Monday, May ing in Washington Tuesday, will slop at PINEY POINT an LD going and returning. st FI Round trip tick: to Pluey Point an. oJ ONAPAB EXCL TO ROCKVILLE FAIR GROUNDS, DECOLAT Day, a NCIBLE COUNCIL, No. give a family Kev rounds May 31. bvery ar- ment will be made for the comfort of our Dancing, speaking, ec. Retresaments ean be had on the grotinds. ‘Trai Teaves BL& O. depot at 9:30 a.m. Hound-trip tickeis—Adults, 7c: children, ; including admission to Fair Grounds, ‘Tickets | good on ail trains during the dase Devoratiox Day. my 26-40" WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. 1, UNIFORMED RANK, KNIGHTSOF PY THIAS,wil inauguratethe new excursion resort, River View, by a Grand Family, cursion to that point MAY Steamer Mary Washingt Jeaving wharf at 9 4.1, at 1, 1586. n will make three trips, 1 and 5:30 p.m. ‘Music on the boat and at the ground, Tiekets, 50 cts; Childre I Sets my255t IVER VIEW AND OCCOQUAN FALLS, VA. Uhe steamer Mary Washinton, River View every leaving at at 230 and Sp. Occoquan Falls “¢ Wediesday. “leaving at 9 a.m, returning at 8 m. ne | ing “down back, ‘Tickets, "25 cents. Commencing Wednesday Family days ai River Vi leaving at 10am. re- | nand back and at i. CoMMENCINg ALLE: Professor Procior’s Dancing school Ke- at iver V every Saturday ev Dane nable parties allowed on the a erinquireof EK. S. RANDALL. Mi accompanied , will give ronda Sp. een Sand 1 rs of Nelson Divist es. Don't fail to go. 2 years, $1: i ‘and at prom: ent business myls,22,27 evect Excursion 5 TOTHE WONDERFUL CAVERNS OF LURAY, SUNDAY, MAY 30, via B.&0. ANDS.V.RR Through without change of cars. Round-trip ckets, With reserved seats, including admission to Caverns $3.50—now on sale at ticket offices, 507 619, and 1351 Penna. ave., and at B. € O, station on of excursion. Tritius leave B,& O, station Four (4) hours at the Caverns, FP Hind ANNUAL EXCURSION oF FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 7:10. 0. TO PEN MAR, DECOR. X DAY, MONDAY, MAY 31, 1580 Train leaves isaltimore and Potoinse Railroad Depot aLs:00 ain. returning at p. me Tickets, oi 50; Cildien trea $ to. ‘Tickets tor sale by O. F Newton, 513 bennsyivania Ek. bint. New York Dye House, 909 9h Union’ Tea and Cotiee Company, 24 7th 75 cents, oe HG POH crys: | Improvements are in progress at this popular river resort, which will be open for visitors by or be- fore June 20th under a new management, Schools anid Societies ca now engage ‘excursion days Uy ap ibngto wee anc & TO ‘nd Ceneral Agents, ‘608 F'St nw. 4 miles vut on Washington and Ohio Railroad, (Gare stop at gute.) “Can be secured for I S WAGNEE can be chartered for Excurtous to either of the above places. Apply al32Z1 (OM) Bridge st. my15-fm \pansuact waLt, M Steamer W. W. CORCORA Will make daily excnrsions to Marshal Glymont, leay ng at 10am ing at Washington aa (Sundays as per advertisement) The Old Manor House at Marshall Hail fitted up with elegant Teception rooms for ladies and gentiewen, and meals served a la carte. Fruit, milk, ice, ice cream aud lunch supplied excur- sionists, Fare for round-trip 25 cents, For chartersapply to Steamer W ‘Hall and SUMMER RESORTS. ANY SPRING Ss 41 greatest dyspepsia water ever discover-, ean Sass ee eee = She Aaah tie Rtas! Seat Sean ene, L°OSERGUN dest eee eee SURLEN IRGINIA. — THE Propricites A Reterences Capt. Phihp: . E. Youngs, i ‘Tweedale, Col Barker, iO. i Presb CoN TW. Dinzman aid Hon. BC. Deane: myo /RSULPHURSPRING ‘0 malaria or Ww ane daa 2 katy tee sor, Ma. PACH HOT) WILL OPEN MAY 30TH, 1886, With substantial improvements added since lust season. A plank walk hasbeen laid from | the Wharf to the hotel; the grounds will be, properly illuminated: Ice Cream and Lunew are titted up at Pavilion fi up at Pavailon for the convenlence of ¢xcur- sionists; Shooting ‘and other Out-door Amuse Mentsare on the grounds. Pleasure Boats to be had atthe Beach, ‘The Fivest Beach and Family Resort uth. Sait Water Bathing. Fishing and ng. ‘The Proprietors have spared no ineans to make this a First-class Resort, Steamer communtcation dail For rates, &c., address M. BO-SAICT & M. RUBEN Proprietors, Colonial Beach. We-tmoreland Co., Vs or BOSSART & RUBEN, Alexandria, Va. my2Zi-1 SEASON 1586. —BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOLOTH BEACH, DEL. will reopen June Ist. Terms reasonable. Send. for circular. TPWLE VIRGINIA BEACH HOTEL on Ey ky ‘Wenty: 4 minutes by tail from ‘Nor raing Conmect with all steauabomts. wind, bes; handsomely furnished. all tn Provemeuta: surf bath Gnequalied: sea ford a Eiaity: hotel Tune Sth: reasonable rates, “AS: CHARLES 1 FONNSON. Manarer, mate Virginia teach, Va, TI Sth , BPRBRORSATLaNni: ¥ Fl cory, x. 3-'North Carottnas ar Pocttic comforiatie and well ted. Pe Box b20. 0. ZEGENPCRS ee, JMERSON HOUSE, SOUTH CARO! Lave, near Ocean, Atlantic City copnee, ‘ear hot sea water bathe. Newer dra DU # Yotxa. ore NICTORTA, * ATLANTIC CITY, open all the year: thoroughly heated: hot aud cold sea baths. Suu Half directly beach free to guests M. WELUIAMS. am Pp Porst Hore: “ST. MARY'S ©0., MD, NINETY-TWO MILES FROM WASHINOTOR, *ON THE POTOMAC RIVER. Will open for guests JUNE 18, 1886. Steamers Exce! each evening from ( rand Geo Leary leave tof 7th street. I, 200 guests, Hractive Summer Resort on the co Accomodations f The most mac. Musie, BM Water “Bathing WASH. KOWILL ETTIT. Manager, on th DAWLEY sr : iy Rockingham Co., Va, ne 1th. The famous Rawtey O0 feet above sea level; comme QA 1 bull capactty "600: the sc uresjue: with atmosphere dry, ostrating heat of midsummer: the resort, Write for Llusteated pam ther J. N. WOODWARD, Gen,¥t or. A. SPI P 3.000 FEET DEER PAIK AND OAKLAND, on@4 THE CREST OF THE ALL . WITHIN THE PAMOUS GLADES SECTOR, wae RECTLY ON THE oF THE B& NO STAGE RIDES OR RUS TRANSFERS ALL LIMITED EXPRESS TRAINS STOP, With the new and unparalleled fst scl BALTIMORE AND O10 RAILROAD, in resorts are beyond all Comparisou th rously located, both ws to train services and surroundings, of any & Rockies. SEASON OPENS JUNE 2 NO FLIES! NO MOSQUITORS! NO HAY FEVER! NO MALARIA! connecting them will be under the m Mr. W. J. WALKER, who tn his th aun ny enthusiastic friends of te gtonians, ne addressed to W, 3. | WALKER, Queen City Hotel, Camberland, “Mt | fo June 15," After that date, either Deer Park or od, Mid. KATES—s90, and $90 per month, according t Dingrauns of rooms and floors open at ‘Omice, G1 and 1391 Tm. aves Washimstoge airy has spared io Cxpeuse tm rew- rk nod dakiand: tne leading Mountai for the season of 90 the ae Ofachararter mot hitherto eyuatiod, excelled: First clase Hicks ar facing Poote FOR CHILDEEN TY THE iniysatuckoe | FVLE OCEAN HOUSE, Artaxtic Crry,, ‘N.J.,open Winter and Saumer “Hol und Coid’Sea Water Baths in the House. kvery modern improvement; fine Ooran View Within ne square of the “New Iron Pier.” Heated hy sean Aud open grate fires. fo-10,10,4.6ua Ock Woop, ‘SK, HARPER'S FeERY 4 West V: tress. “Conve ‘Washington “and @/ among the mountains. Table furnished with go everything fresh, Plenty fresh milk. Spring Dertos $6 per week. Special terms for families Open May 2Oth, my1-m, TPE BASS ROCK, GOOD HAKBOR BEACH, Kast Gloucester, Mass. Grand ocean, ly drives, boating, fishing, su! rater bathing. Fifty mew rooms, Season. Gaus, steam heat, electric :, hot and cold” sea. . billiard room, bowling justrated circular sconery, and md a-water baihs; new mune ley, telecraph, stabil ‘and ierms. send t ap2és.tat nt Tac Pacripaive of Grea: ‘AMIS IsROW" a 3 nd for circular (my6-th,s.tu,2m Pook 5p, BL ‘OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. plendid Rass, Blue and, Sword fishing, Superb bathing, flue drives, 500 guests, Strictly first-class.” Elegant M sic Hall’ good orchestra, string and. bri dralvage. “Send for illustrated circu ar. DEN, 405 Washington sty Huston HHo™ Baar BRSKLLL, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, OPENS JUNE 26, 15s. For rates, &c., apply to A summer at sea. W. F. PAIGE, Grand Hotel, 31st st. and Broadway, my4-0o26t New York OQ" Post comfort, VIRGINIA, HYGEIA HOTEL, ‘Terms for the season of 1886, inning, June Ist, reduced 25 to 50 per cent, the! highest standard of excellence maintained, ‘Send for illustrated descriptive pamphlet and ter‘as, FN. PIKE, TyoRbaN erick Co, Mepheason'a Va, Open dS Tt "Termin’por ‘day, Spor weuk, #1290: F month (2s day) S40, PFainplilets at the star oMlce Te SULP oat E.C.JORDAN, \iik ARANDALE, nearest tO Springs Motel DFORD, PI will open MAY the 25TH. Bn for the seagon can be made ty e@remieg | dee mmy1-1m* Rock Exox Srrexos axo Brus WILL BE OPENED mm riestor sue, POH THE StASo: é ‘This early opening is mude at the request of reveral re Perull descriptive pamphlets, giving all information, yund may be Lad’ at the uflics ef Aci street, or a the cov wer of vEsine Stake myl3m A.& PRATT, Propritior, S22 *10Ga SPRINGS, ee SEASON OF 1886 THE UNITED STATES HOTEL WILL OPEN JUNE 18, and remain open until October 1. SUMMER RESORT IN THE MOUNTA? VIRGINIA. ‘This resort has been thoroughly overhauled, painted, repaired and througuout: @ ew closetsand the best sanitary plumbing, in the mountains; new porches have wly furnished thi and new hair have been placed in all the rooms, with won wire Springs making this the best aud ‘most cons love r= sort to be found in the south. Greatest ve tety of medicival Waters at any sumuer resort in W Valted States: beautiful scenery, maguificeut roads; !able an- excelled; hot, cold, shower and plunge batiuc good fishing and game’ in the immediate Vicinity. Pirst- class livery ‘in connection with the hotel? charges: moderate. B.& 0. Tel ‘and Expres oflice im Yallding. “This the, nearest wateriug: place to Washi m, being only 5 hours’ ride on H.R Five inal dally. “Music will be tuPatabd by Prot, ka. Willlaue ‘Brass and String. Burau, of Al * House, Descriptive pamphiets con- tasing tail information, cute of the’ four, prindpal Hotels, analysis of the water, altractions, torts, teste moniais, & be thn free atthe following” draw kists: Drew's, Milburn’s, Thompson's, Schafer ait Fst., Evening Star office aod For further information wddress H.“CABELle Proprietor. -H.G. BURKE, Chief Ceti, ‘HANCELLOR, Resident Physician. MIDDLEKAUFF, 68 F HOW, Sup't, Baltimore, Ma. OTEL ALBION, ATLANTIC” CIT Gita Derby open SUNK Ge, formerly of the Conunental Hotel. Philadel ta: Stockton Hotel and Congress ital. ay, Propries 5-5. ou a ITE SULA ‘CHALYBEATE SPRINGS Will be opened for the reception June 15th, For Of guests, a re eae see ens ee NL Oommen MOUNTAINS HOTEL ULSTER, PINE HILL, ‘Ulster X.Y. ‘Through trains from Washington to keho- SALE_ONE SECONDHAND UPKIGHT, sR ee PE Te UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISEY,.......15.00 2et.., $210; pianos to rent. 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Ae 4 SPRINGS AND BATHS iE CE ea Pe ag Sesame eee myistn Wt 0 norer, BRANCH. feat COTTAGES AND RESTAURANE LONG WILL OPEN JUNE 10, THE HOTEL JUNE 19 D. MN. & W. E. HILDRETH, Proprietors, my4-30t New York Office, 52 Broadway, New York. beige tr Nay an Jane. ‘water’ fe