Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY JUNE 8, 1886—WITH SUPPLEMENT. s LOCAL MENTION. The Weatne: OsEICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WasiiNnaron, D. C., June 3, 1886, 9 a.m, For eastcru New York, eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Deiaware, slaryland, and Virginia, Yoeai ratus, wed by fair Weather, cooler, northwesterly winds. Fer Friday, sligutly cooler generally fair weather is udieated for the New England and quiddle Atlantle states, Srkaw MATTING, Ketrigeratorsand Window Sereeus in every Variety. Moses & Son, 11th and F streets. PuortocKarns of the Blue room in the Exeeu- tive Manson. Geo. Prince, Photographer, 11th and Pa. ave Vieror Fountain Pens, gold mounted, 50 cents, Whilaker Sautier’ 36 10th n.w. STAINED Glass substitute, 411 7th stn. w. ALL THE LaTesr and Fine Stationery at Woaitaker's. Jvsr Recztvep—A large lot of $1.45 Boy Flannel Shirts, white aud colored, at Francs, Tthand Dstieets. Tue ouly’siricdly One Hiat and Gent's Furnishing Store in the Prozex Custarp, 1,000 Boxes Linen Paper and Envelopes, 25 ceuts, Whitaker's, Wit Pay You, Read Dunn's City Items. Gas Raxces and swovest Shedd’s. Lor Agroryres at 50 cents, tormer price 7 and 80 cenis, Whitaker's. How To Save Moxey. Read Dunn's City Items. SoLak and electric light enlargements for arlisis aud Lue trade, $2.00 for 25x30, mount ed. CM. Beil, 465 Penusylvania avenue. Cab ENGRAVING aud printing reduced in Price, Wahltuker’ss LovELY SATINES, Seersuckers, Ginghams, Nun's Veiting aud Albatross, cheap. Brodhead Lo. 907 Fst, Fins Fortra, Kets Kemety, 1109 Pa. av. You May NsepSomeruina. Read Dunn's City Items. ENGRAVED PLATE and 100cards$1.50, Whit- eker's. = Gas FIXTURES, at Sheda’s, 409 9th street, Tae BuRstixG of a water pipe at Woodward & Lotarop’s slightly damaged 6u yards of 12% cent Cretoune. “Kemuaut’ price l-morrow, 2 cents per yard. Pictg& Frame and Easels at cost toclose them out. Waltaker's, CHANGE of climate and water often affect the action of the bowels. One or two Brandretn’s pills taken every uight are a periect remedy in Suc cuses. They wiso preveut malaria, and are & protectiun against typhus lever ur ‘diseases arising irom bad sewerage. ALL Books on shelves at cost at Whitaker's. We MAKE A SrEcIALTY in gentlemen's tine band-sewed Shoes. “All te latest siyles. Mrs, Win. H. hich, 717 Market Spac ALL Books ordered at 15 per cent discount from retait price. Waitaker's, CO-OPERATIVE CLEANEKS AND DYERS, 626 D street nortuwest. Uovperative principles. Fine work only, Laws Vases and Garden Hose at Sheda’s. PRixtIN@ 100 Cards from plate, 75 cents. Whitaker s. GLassks repaired while waiting. Hempler’s. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals, A special jury impaaeled by the marshal yes- tetdey ta tte procesainys brought by the Halt More & Unio Tuilruad against John Bentley, trustee, tocondemn alocol ground in Souid Washiigton, asessed the damage at $3,250. A pieasant entertainment was given at the Natioual Rifles’ nail last evening for the bene- fit of the Pensaora iree kiudergarien, con- ducted under the direction of Airs. Loutie 1 ol i. Ata meeting of the Washington Light In- fantry corps lust evening Col. dvore presented the corps budge ior the “Lest siot” to Lie Williwus L. Cass, who now becomes the owner Of the badge, having won ital three couseculive annual competitions. Althe meetinz of the Medical association last night the chair appointed Drs. A. ¥. P. Garneti, Joun W. Bucily and Thomas C.Sm.ti @ committee to conier with Mr. Wetmore, pres- identoi the Nationa: Vine Growers’ assucia- You, aud examine the measures nuw pending Deiore Congress in this bebalf, and it they are found to be Jor the public good to lend their aid in securing their passage by the preseut Con- ‘Dr. Susan Edson gave an interesting and in- structive lecture yesterday ailernuon to the Gepartment of the heredity and hygiene of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Her subject was “The care ol Culidren.” At ihe Close of the lecture the audience testified by a Tising vote of thas their appreciation of the ure. ‘The festival of the Ascension was observed to-day by a considerable number uf Catholic and Episcopal churen goers. Charles D. Leibermann, administrator on the estate of Charies H. Letbermanu, was yester- @ay authorized by Justice James lo sell the Washington Gas Light Company's stock be- longing to the estate. ir. Clair, tue new proprietor of the Stockton hotel at Cupe May, will be at the Arlingion | hotel in tuis city vn June 7th and sth wie Plan of roows ur those wuo desire to make en- Bagements for the season of 56. ‘The special relisious services conducted by | Rev. G. C. Needbam, evan-elist, at the First | Baptist caureb, have beew marked by unusual Interest. The Closing exereises of the mecung Will be held to-nicht and to-morrow night, ‘Yo-duy the appliestions of Frank 31. Harsh- berger und Geuze F. Sione, students tor ad- Missivn to the bar, were on Inocon of Mr. Ap- pleby referred to the examining committee of | ‘We Court in General ‘Ler. ——— Racing for Charity. A DAY'S SPOR AT IVY CITY FOR BENEFIT OF THE EYE AND EAK HOSPITAL, There will be aday’s racing given by gentle- | men of this city on Tuesday, June 8th, at the | Ivy City race course, for the benefit of the Eye and Ear hospital. four races, as follows: First race or pay, with $1 save lis siake, pidded, the second horse to uF bil play he second horse to arry 125 pounds, overweight allowed, for ponies 141 and under. Five- eighths'of a mie. Third race—A sweeps or pay, with added, the second horse to wave bis st or uulicbred horses, to carry 155 pounds, everweight allowed. One mite. Fourth race—A sweepstakes of $3 each, play OF pay, With $50 added, for horses that never Won ® race Gnder the Auspices of a regularly organized jockey club. $ of each of the foregoing Js Usat at least three porses sliall Y shall be added. of the National Jockey club, Vernon building, corner 10th str akes of $5 each, play o cock; admission, aul trains. Tue Ricur To Ousrevcr THE StREET.—The Court in General Term yesterday affirmed the dgiment of the court below in the case of Wile aim Neitzey agt. the Baltimore and Poiomae Railroad company. Mr. Nelizey brougit suit | ip Seplember, 1553, claiming $5,000 cau because tue Tailroad company in 1550 ages d down ia trent 0: the plainuif’s house, on Mary- | laud avenue, iwur railroad tacks or sidings, Which were ‘used for joading and unloading freight cars, aud jor shifting cars, thereby uccar sioulng w uuinuuce from the huise, smoke, suut and cinder December, 1585, the jury in Judge Merrick’s court gave a verdict in’ Mr. Neitzey's iavor for $672. Judge Cox delivered the upinion of the cours yesterday that the rail- Toad cumpauy lad no right to obstruct the street, aud that the fucis set forth coustitute a coutiiuing Buisanc 5 ————— Rear Estare SALes.—A. L. Bliss has soid to Julia O'Hare, tor $6,000, property froat-ng 21 Feet ou the west side Of Ica street, between 1 and I streets. Cath i. Bordinun bus sold tS. F. Merrill, ior 97,500, property on tie east side of Tate streei, between Lastr Cucie. KW. Walker and James have ‘sold to Heary Kraak, for $10,250, pro) erty fronting 24 icet un the east side of 4 street, just north of Pennsylvania aveaue Henry ‘Kraak has soid to K. W. Walker ard J. G. Hester, tor 83,000, two lols, 4S ud 46, Sig Jeet front on the south side of E sireet, betwe $4 aud 4th streets northeast. Le Koy Tuttle hes wid to Stephen P. Quackenbush, fur W14LSS, Six lols ia Widow's Mite. “Mra, ary Wiikes, Mises Mary L., Jane and Eliza Wilkes have sold t tie Cosinos club, tor B4U,000, he residence ul the soutueast corner 2S und H streets. The Natioual Savings Bask of the District of Coumbia has sold to Fannie H. Ingersoll, Sor $6,351, parts of two. Jot In SF. Goown & subdivisios or Pleasant Plains, Vir . Coruit has sold to George D. Todd, ivr'$11,000, 4 house 25 ieet front on the nora stue ol M street, between 18th aad Avia sizweis. Virginia 1 Brady bas sold to Willlais B. Lodges, ior $6,000, property at the southwest corner o. Mh aud Isireets, Edgar B. Btwcking ha» sold tu Leanaer M. Hubos, for $8,50Y, property frouting Zo feet ou the north site O: Penusyivania avenue, between 2d and Ba streets, aud ruaoiug back tw C street, with the same iromiage on tuat street, Warp's Tower Staxps.—The case of Ward Ys. Buliding Regulations was called in the Criminal Court this morning. This ease is one that Was appeaicd from the Police Court about Gue year ago. Mr. Ward Was represented Ly that ior the 1 to assist them. The union meetin largely attended and there was a long debate, but no conclusion was reached, the sentiment savoring postponement of uction till the joint convention ol the two branches of the irade meet on the debate that there is an uncompromising eight-hour sentiment among the men, who say “lt tim Our notte is either eight or ten hours.” THE HOD-CARRIERS WITHDRAW FROM THE 80in Meeting Of Lis assoc night at tue National Kitles’ armory—Luomas Somcrvilie, president, in the chair, and Juo. Joy Edsun, secreiury. Advances were made to the shureboiders jauiounting to $33,400, at an aver er cout and the ligue: Yes against tie Iuiand aud Seaboard Cousung com- any tur $15,000 da: agent al Colonia Beue he program will comprise | beets Cer | Moseley, made a lauding ther: ants ax dess.y tuatit struck ivudebt aud fractured his right leg. A sweepstakes of $5 each, play | BEu Mr. F West Washing beautiul mare Which was rafiled off tur tue benelito: the Lignt iniantry aud won by Mr. | Ausaa Herr, and tormaily (at Wau and carriage to the lucky winner, Col, Moore, in te mame of tue Iniautry, turned Over Lhe horse and carriage aud lok a receipt for them from sr. 1err, Wu surrendered Ww. un pr | pe good luck. et and Penn: aveuuc, om Saturday, June Sth, at | m. The’ races will commence at 4 | ity cents to all parts of the | grounds. The B. dna 0. railroad will run spe- | on the mari butchers, us toliows: Best sold from 5% to 5%&e. per it dian, iron $% Wo d4yc. pe to-te.p: on the market; 1,452 suld to buteners as fol- lows: Old sueep sold trom labs suid trom 4 wo Ze. Market for both eattie and day, Kauie E. Vosser by Judge James, of tue Equity Court, irom the bonds of matrimony with Joun Vosser, and given the privilege of resuming her maiden hame. They were married by Ke Tacro, of SU Stephen's chureb, No: aud she charges tuat he was then u lunatic, but bis menial condition Was uukuown to her; ‘that she shortly afterwards becume aware of it, aud Siuce December 15, i883, Le has been ab in- mate Of the insane adyiuin. ING TO COMPROMISE. The Meeting of Eight-Hour Bosses Last Night—An Address to the Journeymen. Last evening @ meeting of the eight-hour boss jearpenters was held at the shop of Land- Voight & Kimmeill,on Massachusetts avenue, bear 7th street, with the view to affecting a compromise of the differences between the Master Builders’ association and the journey- men. At a meeting the preceding day, as stated in Tz Sra, it was determined to canvass the sentiments of the boss carpenters generally, and last evening reports were handed in show- ing that quite a large proportion would be will- ing to accept an honorable compromise. Some, it was stated, are willing to start up work at once on a basis of nine hours and a recognition of the cratt cards, "After talking over the sub- Jeet an address to the Carpenters’ union was ‘adopted, requ & hours on Saturdays as a day’s work, to retain the cratt card, and do away with the amaiga- tion cards. They state that the lock-out has now continued one month and neither aide has gained any advantage, and urge that, us what hew work is to be done should month, they should at least make a proposition looking to a general return to work. ting them toadopt 9 hours with be started this THE CARPENTERS’ UNION. Before the meeting of the Carpenters’ union last night there were crowds about the corner of 7th and Lstreets, where the union meets. Quite a respectable number favored a compro- uiise, especially as to the hours, but the gen- eral Sentiment was that on no consideration would tuey give up their cards, especially the cards of Uie craft. A fair proportion of the members were opposed to giving up the amal- gation curds, It was urged that as some of the 8. jour bosses had been oolized to adopt 9 hours jon to adopt 9 hours would be was: turday night, It was developed in re win we will have eight hours for ali if the employers win we will haye ten. AMALGAMATION. The Hod-carriers’ assembly, Knights of Labor, last evening took action withdrawing from the amalgamation. They will take notice only of the cards of bricklayers and plasterers. ‘The secretary of the asseivly stated to a STAR reporter thal the hod-car Jor eight hours and $2 a day. peal Les iers were still solid Bigelow Pardoned. THE EX-TELLER OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC TO BE SET AT LIBERTY. ‘The President yesterday pardoned B. F. Big- elow, of this cily, who was sentenced three years ago to the penitentiary at Concord, N. H., for five years, The signing of the pardon was oue of the President's last official acts on his wedding day. Bigelow was recelving teller of the National Bank oi the Republic, and up to the day of the discovery of his defaication he bore jent repatation. Strong eiforis were made iin mediavely pardon, ‘Since then Bigelow’s wite has died, leavi their graudpare couspired to excite sympathy tor the prisoner and ty justily executive clemency, inasmuch 4s Bigelow bias term, ‘The suc yas Latte yes irom the V Justice aud Will be iurwarded at ouee to Con- cord. a excel nto secure his ter ais convict s siX cuildren, Who have be living with ts.” Many cireumstances have y Served three’ yeurs of ssiul application tor pardon ade to the President several days ago. erday asierooon the dite tHuuse to the Lepariment of ae ‘The Property of Major Nickerson. A HEAKING IN PROGRESS IN THE DISTRICT SUPREME COURT. In the Court in General Term to-day the case of Emima C. D. Nickerson agt. Azor H. Nicker- son, Lena C. Carter and W.B. Mathews was beard. Mr. J. J. Johnson appeared tor the com- Plainant and Messrs. Garnett and Robinson and Mr, Mathews Jor te defendants, except the first named. This is a bill tiled by Mrs. Nicker- son aiter Major Nickecson bad procured us 1 Was alleged, uy ita Fhiadeipiia and atieiupted toconvey his prop- erty in luis city to Mr. slaihews in trust tor Diss Carter, ty Whom 1 Failade:phia divore docket ivr about two Yeurs, iu Walch Une much lesiimony las been iukeu, aud iL up vor # bearing, tue special termi, Wd, & decree vu. divorce i was murried aiter the ‘The cuse nus veen on the ow cules having been certified up by ee An Entertainment at Sligo. Correspondence ot THE EVENING STAR: SILVER SPRING, MONTGOMERY Co., June 2, 1856.—On Monday last, the 31st ult, a festival and fair was held in the‘Sligo public aail, for the benefit of the Sligo Sunday schoul, and it was both socially and financially a succe: delighttul feature of the entertainment was the concert, for want of sufficient accommodations in the hall, was heid in tne church, Mrs. Pars- jow and uer accuimplisied daughter, Miss Lilie, ine gifted ebild violinisi; I> Yeatinau aud Mr. G. A. Lyon, jr., aliot Wasu- ington, assisted by local talent, muke ‘this a Very pleasant and enjoyable feat- ure, wad the audience, Which was larg appreciative, evidently went uway well pieased. ‘Abe contributious to the fair and festival vy the frieuds of the school Were numerous and liberal. A tributed to e und ———— A MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT ComING To Wasiixgron.—Iue 15ta Massucbusetis regi- ua lysburg, yesterday tistened to an oration irom ex-Allstuey General Devens at le regimental monument vu Kound Top avenue. party will Visit Auvietucn, coming thence to Washington on their way ‘nome, t, whieh is Visiting the battle-tieid of Get- day te ao Tue Eqviraste C. B. SSOCIATION.—The Lion Was heid last we race of 70 per ceal, tue lowest being 6S «72 per cent, A SUIT AGAINST A SreamBoat ComPaNy. dey Chas. W. Walcott instituted suit ages. lie was the whari ‘ou the 29th of Novein- mas Luat While ib the discharge jaat’s steamer, Jane and tue detenu- Jan OUL sO care ts Trew Lbs Bisnor Lay's Successor.—At the conven- tiuu of tue Episcopal churches of the diocese of basion al hikteu, Md., yesterday, Key. Kin- jocu Neisen, D.D., was elected bisaop in place | Of the late Bisuop Lay on the second bailot. Dr. Nelsou is the professor in we Virginia Theoivgical seminary at Aiexandria, aud is 46 yeurs o1 age. —— GoLppust MAID TRANSFERRED TO MR. —Col. Moore, of the Ligit Infantry, and ani Ward this inorning drove over to ton beniud Goiddust Maid, the erred the ani- cvlouel Ucket No, 4,506, which won the ~ A number O. Mu. Lierr’s iriends were sent aud cougratuiaied him warmly on Lis a QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MAXKKET, esterday and 197 75 cattle sold to good sold from 4% to diye. per 1b.; me vz common from 3 ‘4,911 sheep and labs lett Gv By ly Age. per I per 1b.; 42% leit over. 2 COWS and calves sold irom p2U lo $45 each. was dull. DIVORCED FKoM AN INSAN! we hbur HvsBaxp.—To- ¢) Was divorced Father 15, 1552, mon a He Srowe a Pam oF Suors.—Last night Oiticer Cattell arrested Daniels. Morgan, a cole ored mau, aud locked him up at the iourth pre- Cinet station, charged with stealing a. pair of Shoes from Williaa Hau’ corner of 19:b street, on Pennsylvania avenue. This morning in the Police Court Morgan was shown to have been in the store with a Irieud, and when he lett he carried off @ pair of shoes Under bis coat. The Judge gave him six months, ‘Au appeal was noted. woe store, Dear Lhe —-—____ FINED FoR SETTING UP A GAMING TABLE. ‘The case of Sumpson J. Asher, president, und Nathaniel Bransou, of the Washington Assei- bly, No. 1 (cuiored), charged with seUting up a gathiug table at tue club rooms, 318 sth street, was tried in the Police Court yesterday uiter- uvon, aud tue court imposed 4 fine of $25 and ‘#4 hours in juil on each defendant, fet ee Remains THE FUNERAL OF GEN. STANNARD.—The remins of Gen. George J. Stannard were taken irom the city last evening to Burlington, Ver moat. ‘Bewre thelr departure funeral setvices were held at the residence, 233 Pennsyivunia avenue, Kev. A. Floridus Steele officiating. The li-bedrers were Gen. Joseph Dickiuson, Col. 3. Ticheuor, Jerome B. Burke, W.S, Odell, Col. N.C. Sawyer, Geo. M. Taylor, Major J. H Stine and Major BE. P. Haisteas ‘The members Of tue iuvuiid peusions comuiitee of the House of Representatives attended the funeral, poem sane ecatelireg DROWNED IN THE EasTEEN Beancu.—Tne Mr. Norris aod Daniel Cabill, aud the govern- | body of an unknown white ian, about 80 years ment vy Bir. H. Davis, Wuen the case was called tie cument, on bebalf of the butld- img reguiat entered 4 nolie pros. Mr.Ward Wus Motitied last Tuesday by Mr. King, an waoketant butiding f that he could have Lue cuss ualle prowed by petition to Mr. Davis. This propo-itiou was respectiuliy declined by Old, lve leet three or four ipenes bigu, dressed, in bixek cout and vest aod dark pants, with & the trestie work opposite the Insane asyluin, yesterday uiter- nova. The coroner Was and after viewing the body ordered it seut W Iugton sayiuin tue idenddeations Sages? General Police Regulations fer Wash- imgton. ‘To the Editor of Tae Evaxiwa Stam: Permit me, it you please, to offer you for publication in your valuable newspaper, the in- closed official document, kindly handed tome on account of my complaint mentioned therein. Permit me, it you please, also to say that, in my humble opinion at least, the farm and not the city—least of all the seat of the government of the United States—is the proper place for Keeping and raising ebiekene ery respectiully, your’ 3G. Hunrwre. The document reads: OFFICE oF THE COMMISSIONERS, Disricr oF COLUMBIA, Wasnisarox, May 28th, 1886, Hon. John J. Ingalls, Chairman Committee for Dis trict of Columbia, U. 8. Senate: Sr: Your tavor, without date, asking the Commissiouers to make suggestions for such amendments to existing laws as would meet and remedy the nuisance complained of by John George Hertwig, of 1012 E street, in this city, has been duly received. The complaint is that the writer of the letter in question Is “annoyed daily, early in the morning, by the ititul and iong-coutinued crowing of chickens ept by a nelghboring provision @ealer.” He has made application to bis honor Judge Snell, who informs him that there is no remedy unless the crowing of chickens can be shown to be a nuisance at common law. There 1s no question that Judge Snell is right, and, though there Is no oificlul evidence of the fact, the district at- torney must undoubtedly hive agreed with him.” No existing ordinance of the former cor- porations of Washington or Georgetown makes provision for the offense complained of, and the same is true of the legislative assembly. There being, as will thus appear, no existin: law ‘under which the matter complaine of can be treated it is manifest that resort must be had to independent and new legisiation to make provision for such complaints. It ls most Bespectfully submitted that it Is not only incon- sistent with the dignity of Congress but abso- lutely impossible in view of the accumulation of legislation already existing to make such laws as will meet and provide Jor all the mulli- farious and constantly changing wants of a community as large us this District. The only remedy thatcan be devised by the Commis- sioners is to be found in the enactment by Cor gress of alaw which shail confer upon them authority to make and enforce such general police regulations tor the preservation of order and good government in the District as to them Shail seem most fit and proper, and to amend the same irom time to time. With such powers in their hands, guarded by provisions thatshall give to the citizens full notice of tue nature and character of the regurations, the time when they will go Into operation and the penalty at- tached io their violation, the Commissioners believe that they ean insure and preserve per- fect order in the community, Very respecttully, 56 W. B. Wess, President. ee The Courts. Count In GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Corcoran agt. Green; ‘dismissed. White agt. Crenshaw; argued and submitted, Equrry Covnr—Judge Merrick. Yesterday, Berry agt.Berry; tesiimony ordered. taken beiore M.M. ‘Richardson. Sawyers agt. Sawyers; do. Jno, Cruikshank. Chase agt. Chase; do. do. ‘Jones agt. Jones; sale finally ratitied and reference to auditor.’ Woodward agt. Dis- trict; Huguely agt. same, and Davidson agt. samé; injunction granied. Shoemaker axt. Johnson; W. B. Johnson appointed guardian ad iiem, Rats agi. Metzier; Dora M. Metzier do. Groom agi, Fuimer; T. M. Fields do, Me- Biair agt. Ten Eyck; final decree vesting title in 4. Waggainan as trustee. Norris agt. estate of Norris; trustee directed to accept offer nisi. Kuight agt. Sherd; audiior’s report aud supple: imeuiai report confirmed, Senutler ag, Se ler, pre cubiessy and retérence exiuiner, Wiiliamsagt. Wi Of absent dewndant ordere dood; pro conivsso und refer Jobu-on ra nee i:xaminer Jol 'Coughiin, Coues ag. Coues; testimony: ordered taken belore Examiner Jobu Coughlin, Beha agt. Olenburg; decree dismissing bil With costs granted. Willaims agt, Tea Eyek; tual decree directing eonveyunces, Stead agt. Stead; testimony ordered taken velore Examiner Jong Cruikshank, yday, Wollard agt, Wollard; auditor's r port coufirmed in part. Vosser agt. Vors divorce granted. Littieton agt. Litueton; test mony belure N. Dumout, ext, ordered, "Stras- burger agt. Mouitou; deniurrer overruled, Gii- muu ugt, Crossman; Kate H, Ecktelt appointed guardian ad liven Crncurr Court -Judye Hagner. Yesterduy, Burgdorit agi. Lee; Judgment by default. Juluoct & Co, agt. Eiseiuau; Judgment by detauit. McSuaue & Co. agi. tiurrison; judg. nient by detault, Toxiay, Hill agt, Brown, Webster agt. Shorter, Huteninton agi. “Brown, and Wheadey Bros. ug Lyons; deiuits, Second Natioual Bank agt idume et ul; verdict :or defendants, CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge Mac Art Yesterday, Win. is. Stewart, unlicensed auc tioner; uot gulily. W. K. Laws, carrying con- cealed’ weapons; hnuile pros, Poutce Covut—Judge Snell. To-day, Louis Schmidt, Sunday bar; $20 col- lateral jorteited, Solafi Brotuers,’ do; do. ‘Thomas Waist, do.; du. Edward Garduer, do. do. William Coulee, disorderly conduct; §: collateral forfeited. ' Joan Kiley, trespass on Parks; 99 or seven days, Joun McéGiunel und. Susan Jonson, do; personal bonus, Kicuard blair, culored, assault; $5. Vaulel 5. Morgan, colored, iureeney; 6 won Affairs in West Washington. DisGRacevuL Conpvcr.—It 1s the nightly habit or 4 number of colored men and women to assemble ou or near the M-street bridge, and luere, by oaths, yelis, ele, muke themselves huisunees, FiGureks Frsep.—Officer Hawkins swore out Warrants for five of the coiured en who engaged In the light at the curner uf U und 2710 Slivets Sunday evening, and last night beat rested two ot tuem, Was, Lee and Charles Wil- son. ‘This morning they were tlued So each by Judge Snell. Dora Jenkins and Auuie Suuia, culured women, of this place, were ulsu velore Judge -neil tuis morning on'a charge oF Mgui- ing dud were tne 85 ur 8U day's eucl GEN. Dkua’s CoUstxY Hovsi.—t1ae country Tesideuce (ual Adjutant Genera: Dium recently purcuused ut Mr, Jerome Liguout for $19,000, dis stated in THE STAR, Is situated between Lue | Foxall and New Cut roads, Nores.—T'ue iountaln on M street has been repaired and the water is now on.—Mr. Wan. 4, Dunowin returned to his former Lume 1 Wiluamsport, Pa., on Monday iast, to be ab- sent a short wulic.——The auauual commence: inent of Lintiicumn Institute will take place this eveuiug at Curtis hall, TEMPEKATUKE AND CONDITION OF WATER 17 A. M.—Great Falis, temperature, 72; cou- Jon, 14. Receiving ‘Teservoir, teuiperature, evndition ut north connection, 6; south Distributing reservoir, tem- perature, 71; condition ut influent gatehouse, 23; effluent gatebiouse, 23, ae Alexandria Alfairs. Reported for THE EVENING STAR. Tue ReLizy ENGINE Hovse.—The work ot) change, repair and renewal at the Relief engine house on Prince street, will begin in a lew days, so that Lue Louse will’be ready by the tine tue new hook and ladder truck reaches tis city. ‘The old reliet company was estabilshed in 1759, und for more tuan alfa ceutury oceu- pied ‘sites on Fuirtax street, where several hou-es were built ut diltereht times jor tie succornmodation ol the engine, &e. A few years before the war the Reliet company vuiit the Present engine house, tue city contributing y6uu. ‘The deed was beid> by private inde Viduals, und when after the war a new Relief company for houk and ladder service was. or- ganized, the city repurchased the house aud re- modeled it, When the present repairs are comn- pleted it will have all the iatest improvements, A Losr ALLEY.—Tue erection of a new bulid ing, replacing tue old soap house that stood so long ou the Dake-street alley opposite the Cath. olic parsonage, recuils tue iact that originally this wliey was part of the alley which now runs south from the market lo King street. This Was a useful thorougature in tue early days of the town, and still exists, excepe hat the north hulves becween King und Prince aud between Prince aud Duke streets have been long closed up by Lue lol owners. Li the closing of these hulves bad not beeu made tuere Would stilt ve @ thorouguiare from (ue uurketsouth to tie old boundary of the Lown at the end of the alley in the rear of the Catholic coureh, Large por Hons of the origiual thoroagiuares are suilin use as public alley Ways, and tue residue us pri- Vale aileyways; so iat a rope could ve run itlong its origiuall Line irom the market-house to the vid Presvylteriaa graveyard without fuding auy obstruction other Luan a gate or fence, Nores.—Joun Miner aud Samuel Miuer bad a hearing bere yesterday eveniug beiore County Justice Wormiey on the ehurge of ussuult upou Champ Griifin at the Virginia brick yurd, ueur Fort unyon, last Sunday night. Liappeared Wat Griflin Was so bady beaten that he nad to Besent Lo a hospital tu Washington, Justice Wormiey sent the meu on to we next grand jury, Uxing the voud at $50U.—Tne tyurau- ivi cumpuny eleced Oue new member at Its last meetiug-—The schoouer Mury Price was brougut here yeswerday by two tugs, Laving sprung a leak. “Sue Was repaired, aud went ou W Weat Wasuingtou,— Tue iuneral of Mr. Jno. Taylor, iaie Muur luspector, will take piace Laks eveuiug at oiX oclocs. Mr. Taylor spent part of his die in West Wushingtou, but ior ‘many Yeurs has resided here.— ev. Dr. Flippo, the Bapulst pastor, came home last evening trou the Baplist sbaiversary at Asbury park.—— A cousiuerable number Of horsemen here Lave gene W the Guiuesville ruces—Cupt G. A. Aiusubuch Js avuul tv put up 4 handsome resi- dence on Washingwu street, near Princess street. ‘The work will be doné by Mr. Win. F. Vincent.—At the next term of the county ‘court Judge Cuichester wili appoint a uew super iutendent of the pour of the county, view Kowe resigued, and ou Lue Ist of July next the coun- ty will Wave # new superiniendent of poor, new superintendent of scnvvis uud new county 4.——The Columbia Fire Eugiue company met last might wad trausacweu routine busi- ness, —— ee A Singular Gunning Aceident. ‘Troy (Penn.) Tevegram tw ‘The Piitsburg Dispatch, Dr. A. Horton und Harry Dodge, sou of the proprietor of the Adams isouse, went hunting wood-chueks, yesterday aiternuon near eust ‘roy, Dodge lay down in the grass, and Horton sighted 4 woodchuck and fired, ‘The bull, tow- ever, struck w sioue, deflected und init Dodge, Who’ was eulirely out of sight when the slut Sas Gros. en tall, winloh r, tsh ote Scale bre Winchester rile, passed thro ‘Deaby part Of the right loreurin and entered his side, ate was lakeu lo iis boule and medical aid was ‘called, but he died during tke night, oe A bill was reported in the Massachusetts house yesterday raising the legal oousent 04 girls vo 13 years, oe ~s Tammany’s Dead Chieftain. JOHN KELLY'S FUNERAL TO TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY. Arrangements for John Kelly’s funeral were completed in New York late last evening. A requiem mass will be celebrated inthe cathe- dral at 10 a.m. Saturday. Archbishop Corrigan will be the celebrant, assisted by. Monsignor Farley. Monsigvor Preston will deliver the sermon. Rev. Father McDonald will be master of ceremonies, assisted by Fatner Kelly. The body of Mr. Kelly has been so wasted by his long sickness that it does not h more than 100 pounds. It isso thin that embalming was out of the question, At the meeting of the board of aldermen yes- terday a communication from Mayor Grace urged that appropriate action be taken to testify the respect of the le for the memory of John Kelly. Resolutions were adopted in which tribute was paid to his character and life and ordering tnat all public offices of the city be closed on the day of the funeral, and thet the flags on_all public buildi be dis- pees at halfstaff. At a meeting of he dente, jast night, propriate resolutions on the deat of John Keily were adopted. The Catholic so- cieties and the political clubs that owe allegi- ance to Tammany intend tw turnout to the faneral. ‘The Late Mrs. Yung Wi THE AMERICAN GIRL WHO BECAME THE WIFE OF A CHINESE DIPLOMAT. It was mentioned in Monday’s Star that Mrs. Yung Wing, formerly Miss Kellogg, died Saturday at her home in Marttocd, Conn. Mr Yung Wing, when Chinese minister to this country several years ago, became acquainted with her through her brother, Dr. E, W. Kel logg, and a courtship of several months resulted in a wedding, which was. social sensation at the time. ‘ite husband had first to obiain the consent of his goverument to marry and reside permanently in this country, which, us the re- sult of long intercourse with Americins during his Yale course, he preferred to his own, The presents of Chinese goodsand curios he brought to his bride are still remembered for their variety and elegance. Mr. und Mrs. Yung Wing divided their Ume between Washington and Hartford, Mr. Yung Wing having important diplomatic duties in this city, Several years ago he bulit a fine house in Hariford,which has been the family residence. Mrs. Yung Wing was @ lady ot charming manners, and was greatly admired in the society in which she moved, Sie leaves two boys, bright little fel- jows. She was 35 years old. News Briefs. iudge Jackson left, Columbus, Ohio, for Cleveland last night without Mr. ‘Thurman or the other attorneys doing anything in the Bell teleplione case. 1 is thought hearing will not come up this term. The constitutionality of the Pennsylvania act relating to the manufacture and. sale of leomargariue fs being argued before the state supreme court, Gen. 8. D. Jackman, U. 8. marshal for the western district of Texas, and one ot the first appointees of the present'administration, died Yesterday at Rio Bianchoz, Col. Clark. Edwards has been nominated for governor of Maine by the democrats, ‘The schooner Jumes A. Garfield, tor which the Canadian cruisers huye been searching, ar- Tived at Gloucester, Mass. yesterday with 40,000 pounds of halibut, Chief Engineer Eckels, of the Syracuse Fire department, tor a quarter of a century in ser- vice, was killed at a fire Tuesday, being run over by u hook and ladder truck. A fire which originated in a low gambling dive in Peusacol .. Tuesday, burued 30 buildings. ‘he loss is ¥60,0U0, and 100 people are homeiess. ‘The Jsnglish National Rifle association will not send a team to meet the Americun riflemen this year, Very Key. M. A. Walsh, vicar general ot Phil- adelphia, and ‘five clergymen of that diocese, were in Baltimore ‘Tuesday to take the Lest mouy of Father Surin, of Loyola college, with reference to the late Bishop Neutnan, of Phila delphia, Whom it is intended vo eauoul: A special irom Halilax says that the captain of @ couster reports Luut the L. Howlet has seized an American mackerel fisherman off the Guysboroul coast, A dispuich trom St. Petersburg states that the czar has ordered a ineeting of the imperial cvuneil o be held ut the palace in St. Feters- burg next Tuesday. ‘Ihe New York supreme court has set aside the expulsion of Joseph F. Loubut trom the Union club, and ordered his reinstatement, idenry Ward Beecher will spend lour months in Kurope this summer, bis churen uaving Voted him leave of ubsence, deputation waited upon the minister of customs in Ottawa, Out, Tuesday und asked that the export duty on logs be mude tue sume as the United States import duty, uamely, $2 per thousund leet board measurement, instead Of 3, us proposed. Capt. Win. J. Walker, superintendent of the Baltimore aud Ohio company’s hotels, died in Cumberland, Md., Monday, of obstruction of the intestines, alter six days’ illness, ‘The evangelists Jones and Suull received over $1,U0u ior their work in Baluimore, Itis tought uniikely that a match will be made between Beach and Manian, ‘the Aus Uauan sealer will probably arrange u sweep Stuke race Letween binseli aud Hanan, Moss and Leemer. ‘Tue remuunt of stock ot the New York Com- merevat Adveruser held by the heirs of the late Hugh Hustings bus been purchased by Mr, Parke GudWin and bis assuciates, who now ‘own tue paper ausoiutely. ‘The generat assemuy of the Southern Presby- teriua chureu bus recommended Lue dismissal 0; Prot, Woodrow trum tue Columbia seminary because of his Views on evolution, Auong tue Americans at the state hall in London tust nigut were Minister Phelps and his Whe, sir, aud irs. White, Mr, Jumes Kussell Lowell, and air, Senuyler, ‘Vue privy conucil bas granted an application wo muke Dundee ab open port to foreign cattle, It as believed tue traue with America will be Mnproved in cousequence of tuls decision, ae CHANGING THE GaUGE—The gauge of the Toads Of tue Kcumuny aud Danville system, Ageregullay US wiles, Wis cauuged iro Live ject W tur ivel iue Lucues, sunday. ‘Lue RuuKe OF ul Lue Florida raliroads, except Lue Javksvuville wad Bi. Augustine aud suuin Bioriua roads, dus beeu cuauged, To PkoLose THE Home RULE DEBaTE.—In the lovbies of the wuuse Of cominons Last even- Jug Lue prevaient opanon wus tual Lue Parnes ites Will arrange W prolong the deoute on the ome ruse Vill tor several days iouger ior Lue purpose of yiving Mr. Gladstone iurtuer ume Wo better bis posision, TURKEY's Distrust or Russta.—Dispatches from Coustantinope slate that We midury and Raval acUVILy Of Kussia 1s Ke KE upon by, Lue porte 48 OlnNOUsS preparations, and tual ‘Tur key isularmed by Il, AU is died suid that Lue suilau is leaning Upon Germuny for support in cuse of emergency, it ts needed, ARGUMENTS IN THE MAXWELL CasE.—There will be no verdict in the Maxwell case in St. Louis belore Friday nignt. Mr. faunuleroy, one of the counsel for “tue deiente, did nob finish bis argument until 2 p.m. yesierday, He made @ strong plea in beualfot tie prisoner and, deiued tw Ube jury the full meaning 01 tue term “a reasonable doubt.” Mr, McDonald, ter the stale, begun to tuld ut 3 o'clock anu ‘was suill arguing Wuen tue court udjourned last evening. Se ALL THE PRINCES MUST Go.—The commit- tee of the Frencu chamver of deputies having the government's expulsion bill in charge de- cided yesterday that the measure suall be com- pulsory and not permissive; secondly, taat it shall be applied to all members of all the fami lies which ut any tme have reigned in France, and, thirdly, tat tue decree of banisiment shall be prouvunced by the legisluture and not by the ex A Worn Asorr Caranrn. “Tt isthe mucous membrane, that wonderful sem!- fluid envelope surrounding the delicate tissues of the airand food passages, that Catarrh makes is strong. old. Once established, it eats into the very vitals and rendefs life but a long drawn breath of misery ‘and disease, dulling the sense of hearing, trammelling ‘the power of apeech, destroying the faculty of smell tainting the breath, and killing the refined pleasures of taste. Insidiously, by creeping on from a simple cold in the head, it assaulis the membranous lining and envelopes the bones, eating through the delicate coats and cansing inflammation, sloughing and death. Nothing short of total eradication will secure health to the patient, and all alleviatives are simply procras- tinated sufferings. leading to a fatal termination. Sax- Yorv’s KaicaL Cuss, by Inhalation and by Internal administration, bas never falled: even when the dis- ease has made frightful inroads on delicate constitu tions hearing, smel! and taste have been recovered, and the disease thoroughly driven out.” ‘SaNFORD's RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle of the Raprcat Cure, one bux of CATARRHAL SOLVENT and one ImpxoveD INHALER, neatly wrapped in ‘one package, with full directions; price $1.00, POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON HEART PAINS, Numbness, Lameness, Soreness, Hacking Cough, Dif- ficult Breathing, Asthma, Pleurisy and Inflammation of the Pectoral Muscles instantly relieved and assisted toa speedy cure by that new, original and infaliible Antidote to pain and inflammation, the CUTICURA. ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, At Druggists, 25c; five for $1, oF postage free of POTTER DRUG AND CEMICAL C0., Boston, Mass, CITY ITEMS. Read This! Read This! Read This! Wa, H. Dun, 311 7th street northwest., For Friday and Saturday only, at these prices: We will sell only one of the following articles or lot to each customer. Children’s high chairs, 45c.; children's rockers, 45c.; 6 walnut cané seat chairs, $5.50; cane seat rockers, $1.25; high chairs with ‘table, 90c.; ash chiifoniers, $8.90; ash sideboards, $13.75; maple bedsteads, full size, $4.25. Some bedsieads at $2.25 16 close thém out. Walnut washstands, $1.95; walnut cane seat rockers, $1.65; maple cham. ber suites, $14; ash, walnut ‘and cherry towel Tacks, 50; walnut’ pier mirrors, marble top and drawer, $13.50; plush platiorm rockers, $7.50; walbut hat'racks, marble top with drawer, $8.50: walnut book cases, with glass doors, $16.50; lounges, $2.75; walnut marble top tables, $2.30; walnut commodes, $4; cots, $4; lange uch bedstonds, go; waluut, $3; cherry, cabinets, glass door, $3.50; woven’ wire mat- tresses, $2.50, We have four patterns of cham- ber suites on which we will make the following special prices: One 1s an ash suite, chairs, rocker, towel’ rack and table, woven wire spring mattress, pillow and bolster, $31.50; No. 2 is an ash suite with same nuinber of pieces, only larger, $36; No. 3is an ash suite, same number of pieces, with mirror on the wash- stand, $40; No. 4 isa solid wainut marble top chamber suite with bevel mirror, chairs, rocker, table, towel rack, woven wire spring and mat- tress, $34.50. Call early and place your orders, and you will not be disappointed, 1 Wat, H. DUNN, 311 7th st, n.w, To-morrow Kemnant Day. Immense Bargains. One lot Fringe tor lambrequins, 5c. yd.; lot 2, regular price 20c., remnant price 12490. y lot 3, regular price 25c., remnant price 16c. yd. all cur 76e. Fringe to close at 49c. yds 4 inuinv’s faanel Shawls, price $1.48, remnant price 79c,; 2 Lottie green cloth shouldersShawis, price $2.75, remuant price $1.43; 3 iniant’s Mother Hubbard Cloaks, colors, tan, brown and cream, regular price $1.08," reninunt price $1.25; 2 large ‘size, hand-made Shetland Shawls, ‘one cream, one cardinal, price $2.75, remuaut price $i.68; hand-made shoulder Capes, cream aud biue, price $1.75, remnant price 97c,; one tan, one pule blue, short cash- mere Couis, embrvidered capes, price $3.48, remnant pfice $1.49; 5 black’ Spanish luce Searls, regular price $1, remuant price 48¢.; 2 cream, 2° black Spauish Fichus, price $1.25, ail go for 48c.; baluuce ot wide dutique Lace, price 85c., ren/nunt price 16c. yd.; 2 Swiss em- broidered’ Robes, price $3.48, remnant price $2.24; Lue last of our jersey slik Mitts, all colors, 2c. ‘Big bargains iu ladies’ and children’s Jer Seys lo-norrow, Kemuants of colored Ham- burg Swiss Embroidery and Oriental Laces at halicprice, Mrs. Max WEYL, 2 Agent, Persuasive Prices in Diamond Rings. 5-stone Diumond Cluster Ring, $22. S-stone Diamond Cluster Ring, 980, ‘{Tslone Diamond Cluster Ring, large, $50, Solitaire Diamond Ring, ty karat, 310. Solitaire Diatnonu Ring, 4 karat, $20, Solitaire Diamond King, 4 Karat, $25. Solitaire Diamond King, % kurat, 350, Sotituire Diuinond Ring, 14 karat, $75. Solitaire Diainoud King, 24 Karat, $200, An immense line of Diumond Earrings, Reweuber, we import direct; no middle mxn’s profit.’ Every uiamond guuranteed and money refunded if notsatisfactory. L K. Harris & Co., 482 7th st, Headquarters sor Umbrellas, 22-luch Monuair, 99c, 26-inch Mohair, $1.49, Fumous Glusia Silk, Best Quality, $1.85. 24-iucb Do.uvse Faced Parasol, $1.69, Zylouite Huudie, Union Silk, 31.79. Extra quality, 26-inch Silk, $2.99, We huve aiso waded a new ieature to this de- partment; 4 tinely selected stock of Gentlemen's Canes. Bostos VARIETY SroRE, my27J3 705 wud 707 Market Space, Silks, Satins, Velvets, Dress below cusi; yo lo 786 7th st. for betgathe aid peesence J. 4. Young's dvurning Store. 3 Get the Genuine Article. The great popuiarity v1 “Wilbur's Compound of Cod Liver Ui aud Lime” bus induced some Uuprincipied persons Ww attempt w palm of shuple whele 0: lueir own manulacuure; LOL any person Whois suilering iro cou,Us, colds oF cousuiuplion should ve careiul Where Lacy pure Cuase Luis APLicle, Lue results OL Its Use ure 11s Lest reevmmendauions, aud tue propriewor bus ample evidence ou ule of its great success in pulmonary. compiaiuts. “tue pbusphave of time possesses uw uiost marvelous Heullug power, us cumbined Wild che pure cud-liver on by Dr. Wilbor, itis reguiariy prescriveu by tue med cul teulty, Sou vy A.B. Wiluor, Chemist, Boston, uid all druggists. eo John C. Baker & Co.'s Cod Liver Oil and Malvis ube Quest prepurauion ot the kind in the market. 1ts tonic aud uuuritive ettecis in Wasir ing diseuses truly wunderiul, Sold by ull drug- gists, Scott’s Emulsion of Pure COD LIVER OIL, WII HYPOPHOSPHITES, ds Kemarkudle as a biesn Prodwer, The iucreuse 01 flesh und stength is perceptible immeuiawiy ater commencing to use the Emu sion. ‘ihe Cod Liver U1 emuisiiied with tue My popuospiites 18 most remarkable tor Lis healing, strengibeuing and lesa producing, quauitics, eo When Baby was eee When she was child mers When she became ate ae When she ned ae oe When Baby clipe eS ones When she wassenig omer When she bese Bae Aes iiccd he cluny to Castoria, thstk fog £4 BaP HE a Bal 24 PHN gp PP, OO W OW W DDD EKB RRR pr Gey Pb int oP WY BoP fe BE ABSOLUTELY PURER This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity. strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold {n competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders SLD oMLY Ix caxa Rovat Baxie Powpue Oo, 108 Wall treet, Nex. ocd "Tue wartonat cueprr 18 NOT Mo) solidly founded than the reputation of Ben- son's Capcine Piasters. ‘They are kaown, ap. Preclated and used everywhere in Amertou— Mts hospitals and its homes. Physicians, pharma- {lon, oenainty aed rauge ofemrage saute the, are 2, certain 7 x 5d counted augE of curative qualities tho are ol Tecuumends them. ‘Tue pu lic are asain cae Uoned against the obeap, wi pels Beawon's, buy of le dragyists opiy anid mae Boaaat bay ot rerprcahe Syren nada is A Mont Liberal Offer! The Voltaic belt Co. Muishall, Mich., offer to send their Celebruted Vo.tuic Bits and Electrie Appliances on thirty days’ Uial to auy man af ticied with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality, Manuood, etc, Lilustrated pampblet in seal euvelope with tull particulars, mailed Write them a! once, Piekwick Club Whisky Is the best, Fresh Aldemey Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in 4y 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per lb. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterinilk; Sweet Milk Se. per quart, Cream 15 cents Avoruzr Bio Assonraxxt Uf all pure wool, HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, in Deuutliul Spring Shades just received. These Glegaut, Drew tioods are worth S7iy¢., tue price is FANCY SUMMER SILKS, 37, 50, 62c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. NAVY BLUE, GARNET AND BROWN SA1INES, Oe. BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 500, TITT EER RRR gilts ie APE PA. 711 Market Space, near 7th stra. L. SERGE in Beautiful ROYAL SERGE tn Dean perder “LA GRENADINES, beautifal 8) Shades, BOW dé “double width, pare wool, Ove ALBATROSS: NUN'S VEILING, beautiful spring Susasy wine double width very Une quabehy ae BLACK BROUADE SILKS, eromel secon ‘T5c. Each customer who buys $10 ot Der Geode worth $1.50, or @ pair of our handsome DAMASK TOWELS, extra large size, ‘$1.00. myz7 BRIS’ BIJOU THEA’ MADAME AD! ‘and dramatic SUMMER RESORTS. OCKBRIDGE ALUM >PI ‘bow oper for gitesis Cay w management wil welcome bis «3d ends and cndcavor to Mabe le Webo ‘wisi the springs thts BME | peace in the mca that tne al Cousented give his celebrated | Ow idings. The prettioct awa in Virgina, yo ig | tbat WE be for exc ua use ‘ofthowe stopping at Seu-bte | this hotel) is uckoom medicinal water tu Virgins Benefit Deve ace | i co | fr ied at Alben § Shot.” “Mr. TM ttl brick | yersonations ‘Tekets ‘Metserott't impersonations tor sae at mus.c use of thove stopping. st AMES A. FRAZIFR, \RAND REOPENING, ‘OF ED. ABNER'S SUMMER GARDEN, JUNE STH, 1886, ‘With Chris arth’s Celebrated Orchestra, __Je3-3t® , OPEN NIGHTS PRACTICE ies “Landems and Bicycles for ‘assortment ot wheels in 1406 N.Y.ave, je33m DMUNICAL AND Livi EATS MENT for the bene oF the e sociation, iS" BIJOU THEATER, im tead of the Tuber- heretofore announced, FRIDAY, 4TH £ STANT, at S o'clock pm cee 0B TRACK, IVY CITY. THREE DAYS MORE. AT 4:30 P.M Afternoons Only. Rain or Shing Gates open at 1:30 pm, 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, 50 CENTS. CHILDREN, 25 CENTS. Baltimoreand Ohio railroad will run trains from their depot as usual and specials at 2:00, 3:30, during the week, returning after performance. Fare 16 cents round trip. BBITT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, ADL UFine Ocean view, gas, electric bells. oy, i CAPIT. Reopened for the reception of visitors $e = nee Splendid Bathing, Fishing ma Soipe ‘Cobb's isiand willl take ly Steamer trom . or from Old Point at 11 amor seamer No thainp- ton every Monday, Wesnesday and Praday morning. Heket~ on the steamer tw Cheritea iimeet them, Norfolk, at 92 Siauion, where mis per day $2, pet week a J.T. Serpure 33 RGATE; corner Pacitie ATLANTIC CITY, N. SAMUEL KIRBY, Proprietor. Open all the year. ‘Ocean end of Kentact \ ~ &.G.W. STODDARD, P.O, Bot ENION Hor tie Clty. NJ. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Season June 15th until October, Mra. D. BR STOCKHAM € ©O., Propriewors, Mr. G. T,Stockham, of the Evbiit House, will en- All mauner ot vebicles run from New York avenue | gaze rooms for parties drring the ensuing season, and 7th street, Prices, 100,, 15c. and 25c., according _4@7 CARRIAGES ADMITTED FREE. and Philadelpiia, and refuruisied, vening at 8:15—Saturd 0 RIN( ESS OF TREBIZUNDE, Admission, 2c. Reserved seats, 0c. ‘week—DONNA JUANITA. HE ‘NINTH ST. OPERA HOUSE ‘One week, commencing MONDAY, MAY 31st, THE LELAND OPERA CO. IN OUR AMERICAN MINISTER, Reserved sents, 10 cents, Six Hours from Washington, Guests can now take the Express Train from i. aud 0. RR. Depot at 9:43 am. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 3D AND 4TH. | _ Full descriptive pap) Special excursion train from Alexandria. Leave Alexandria 10 a. m. each day. may be Lad at the off 401 9th street,or ai the counter of We EVENS A.S. PRATT, Proprietor. Arrive al Gainesville Returning, leave Gainesville 6:25 p.m. ugton purchase tickets on local train to Alexandria, 20 cents round trip, and trom A viile $1 round trip. Arrive at Alexandria Stocetow exandria to Gaim acing begins at 12 mn. Restaurant on grounds. umber of Saddles and Harness will be exhibited J. E HERRELL, Seo. n orama Or Tx OF DIANASSAS, OR SECOND BULL “RUN. CORNER 15TH ST. AND OHIO AVE. ‘Two Blocks South of Pennsylvania Avenue, ‘The Most Realistic Battie scene Ever Prodi OPEN DURING THE WE! 11P.4. ON SU! SEASON OF 1: UNDER THE MANAG ‘OF HENRY ©) ALK AND JAMES P, COLT. SPECIAL RATES MADE FOR THE SEASON, T HE P, iE Barun Rooms by letter or on the Arlington ‘Torsday, June 7h and Sih, with plan of rooms. K Faom 9 4. u. To DAYS Fxom 170 11 P. ». at night by 300 Edison Electric Lights, ADMISSION, 5OCENTS. CHILDREN Uxpxt I2Y mans, 25 CENTS. ‘Special rates for schools, societies avd excursions. ‘Tickets can be had at Droop’s music store,¥25 Penn- sylvania avent Worwoop Ha aN Kingiey st., Asbut MRS ML MeCaNIG TAN" NOW OP rm baths and iron Pier. derms moderate. Atlantic City. J. A. MCCLEBS. pp!" Post norer, NINETY-TWO_ MILES A -ATIONS SHO! BE made for WILLARD HALL for this mouth. A few Vacancies till open. ‘Capacity 60. ST. MARY'S oc FROM WASHL ON THE POTOMAC RIVER, ‘Will open for uc-ts JUNE 19, 1886, Steamers Excei-tor and Geo. Leary leave; sing from toot of 7ih treet. Accomodations for 250 guests. The most attractive Summ: Bildards, Bostn Water Bathing. Rates s1.50 and 35 and $40 per month EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC (OLONIAL BEACH. GKAND SUMMER RESORT. SUNDAY, Steamer Arrowsmith leaves 7th street wharf at 8:30 a.m. sharp, stopping at Alexandria, ‘Leas Home at 10 p.m. ‘Special Attractions: Grand musical eutertainment by Prof. Pistorio's ‘Sait waler bathing commences 4selreshments and Dinner on board and at the hotel. Kegular datiy trips for the season will commence on or about the 20h. See dully paper 2-xcursion ‘Lickets, OU cis. ‘Chidren, 25 cts. Je3-3 C.W. RIDLEY, Manager. RHE MIKADO CLUB. PICNICS EVERY SaT- Urduy eVening at Guethier's Park, B st., bet. 13th ud 14th sts. se. commencing SATURDAY. JUNE sullocchestra, Frize bowl- Fishing and Sait per day: $10 and $12 per week: LIAMS. 317 7th street nw., or P.M. ger, on the premises. OTEL PEMBROKE, AT eth Carolin, «' Paci outed. t- eRe baud. seaside dinner, to-day. Cosy, comioriatiie aud well Box 020. 0. T. ZiLGENF! [\MEKSON HOUSE, SOUTH CAROL: ‘ave., near Ocean, Atlantic City. N. J.: re refurnisned aud telephone connec Seat hor sea waver bt ma ths. Sewer draiuuae DUBOIS & YOUNG. Sere VICTORIA,” ATLANT.CCITY, ‘open all the year: 0 cold sea baths, beach free to gues, M. WILLIAMS. DTH, 1866, at 6 o'clock. T[\HE"EIGHTH ELDRIDGE SELECT EXCUR- sion for Luray aud Natural Bridge will leave B. and VU. Stahon. Washington, at 0:30 p.m. FdbaY, ue 7th. Numoer ‘standing required. ‘Tickets proci iss STALLal AS vst Va, Mrs 5! tress “Convenient among the mountains. Table suruished w: everything iresh, Lovett, Proprie- ‘Thursday. jei-se DIVER Viu-W AND OCCOQ) ihe steamer Mary Washia ton, River Sunuay: (wo trips: leaving at 10am. acd 3 7" ‘Tickels, 20" cents, Falls every “Wednesday. leav’ returning | at Commencing Wednesday, June 2. Family days at duver View every saturday, leaving at 10 a.u. 3 Dancing down and buck ani ‘commencing matur- day, June 5. Professor Prociur's Vaneing School Ke \OM ut Kiver View every Saturday eve: Daneltg down 1! the largest aud finest pavulon ‘on the Potomac. ‘Tickets, 29 cents Posi: Lively no objeciicuable parties allowed on the above Wri a For charter Inquireof ES. 1A. Special terms for Oo” POINT COMFORT, V HYGEIA HOTEL, ‘Terms for the season of 1886, beginning, June Ist, reduced 25 to 5U per ceint, but the highest standard of excell ‘Send for illustrated descriptive pam phlet and terms. Tiecets, 1y cents nce maintained, ‘ORDAN WHITE SULPHU: erick Co,, Steph ‘Terme per day, 32 er mouth (5 dass), $40 Pauipulets at the Siar office UL FOR GLYNONT. Improvements ..re’ in prozress at this poy ular river resurt, Which sili be open for visitor. by oF be- jure June Jot uuder a Lew munageient, Schools aust Sveieties cau BOW engage excursion days BY ap- ‘General Ageuis, ‘Gud per weex, $12.50; E.C. JORDAN. JURLEW HOUS ASBURY PARK, N Home tor the su ABIN JOHNS AND GREAT FALLS, USN. Is Youngs, esg..Chicn vena ihe seamer Ht. G. WAGNIEK can be chartered tor Excursions to either of tae above places. Apply acszzl (AL) Bridge st. 1b NY Goren HALL. a Steamer W. W. CORCORAN Will make dally excursivus to Marshall Hall and Glymont, ieav ng at 10. am., arriving at Washingt Per idvectisement) The id ‘Mauor House at Marsuall Mail filed ap With elegant réception rooms ior ladies aud yeutiemen, and uacals served a la carte, FTuit, milk, ice, ice cream and lunch supplied excur- Fare for round-trip 25 cents, Forchartersapply tosteamer W.W. Corcoran m5-6m COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, LDING OTS AND FARMS ‘Hau Mumtgoux ry aad Prince Grore’s Cs. and in Virginia, We have some choice places frum 1 to 20 wcres, convenient to .\J: will be Sow cheap. A’. HILL & C0.,13%0 Pst Jed {Ok RENT—AT GUILFORD SPA TION, VA, <¢, 9 roums, furnished complet; paino and ‘gvod Water, shade'und. frutt; ‘Address Box ¥3, stat Dingman aud ion. EC, vee. myzd-z0 TLBURION BY THE SEA, n from Juve to : an by letter oF tecegzaph. Si, D'LAKF, MAINE. vorite Tesort for sportsmen, sumaie: ai invalids. tiay éever unk Fer circular address 0. A. DENNEN, , Manager, as CHENERY & Co. myl9-w,fm6w TIN DSORSULPHURSPRI toes. Kuuitin... dsbin: He charges rae averor addvess A. M. | “Open all the year. exeelient table. Kea, Circus at Paret & Wht OR SALE—BU. along the line of EACH HOTEL, MAY SOrn, 1886, improvements added since, awk walk ims been laid from |; the groun.s will b iumuatd: fee Cream and Lunes fre ited up at Pavillon tor the com Shooting Gati mentsace on the grout uctue Beach, Tue Finest b South.” Sait Water Bathing. “Tue Proprietors huve spared no ueans to ¥ ‘Steamer communication dai Alcs & M. RUM Coesare WL Inst season. A. near depot, or the season. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR WasHING- ton p. overty, choice spol, 143 acres, at Livcuin, Nebruska; very fine sor fru F general arming. address Owsler, Pst dng and < rubbing. Sonne = @ First-class Kesort. For rates, &¢., address ML BO: tore Coloial iseach. We tu (OR RENT-FOR FOUR OR FIVE MONTHS, au uufurnished house, midwi fund Poin: of Kocxs. burg, of Gi. F. LEWIS, 6th st, depot, | the inediead tacu between Leesburg | DN. G. WEST, Lees: iv HOUSE, REHOBOTH reopen Juue Ist. trom Washington to leho- both by Pa. Kt RK without change; round-t: is food for Season at reduced rales” GKOO! N, proprietors, LDINE VILLA, CAPE end of Decatur street, oper ar new iron pier; strielly Fespondence solicited. GEASON Tss0.—ne Terms | reasoi R RENT—COUNT “¥ Gesirable and he: RESIDENCE—A GES. tue city for summer will reat is and Healiuy Kesideuce: 1y turaished fons, garsew und pascure, ppor.anity tor good ten si Serta. For tera BUSH NeLL & Cant 1008 Fat. nw. ‘ANTED—10 BUY A SMALL FARM NEAR Washington; musi be near railroad andschool heavy give particulars and lowest cas.. price. aut Situated near Br. first-class; cur THEO. MUELLER ‘OR SALK—A Fast OF S00 ACKES IN LU ‘dan ‘county, Va, in a high state of cultivation: iy vegeables 40 in five what: 18 yeurs: 20 tives from Washington, D. Sans aie us cal be divided ineeto i; cost ¥70,0UU: call be divided into four, WA, SAL TH, 1218 Penusylvagia ave. pois ‘Washington, IC. UMMNEK COTTAGE LE Wil, ‘Manasaus, Va. FOR CITY PROP Wier hom Bladeastry coat JOHN STEPHEN, my2a4we y HOUSE, OXFORD thoroughly renovated. Bo acres iw fr. ‘Special reduction in’ y ‘ates for July, Au- gust and September 36 toed per week. Soog water, fishiug. Boating a Yacht enyaced tor ihe summer, ‘pplication to KOWLAND HILL, Oxiord, Ma. ings; will be sold for _Je1-ths,m,tu,w ;— DESIRABLE 81 on lower Potomac. NGS AND BATHS (ALKALINE YAPON LITHIA WATEKS: #30 Fine Waters), Hampshire County, W. Va. Xo! fogs, No malaria. Where FOR SALE OR EXt are al 7. HSALE, Prop. mylists w= END HOTEL, teat NG BRANCH. s be COTTAGES AND RESTAURANS WILL OPEN JUNE 10, THE HOTEL JUNE 19 D. M.& W. E. HILDRETH, Proprietors. my4-30 New York Office, 52 roadway, New York SHENANDOAI CO. VA" D Mumt FASHION ABLIS SUMMER RESORT LN THE MOUNTAINS HOMES AT HYNESBO! P. Ri: eleven mi RU ON THE ‘Washi Lots 60x150 {cet trom: 100 BUILDING LoD ‘staulon: and Pie i NET SPRING : id. Dist. nw, Wastlog- : ‘aplosm, THA: LA iGiss . LE—A CHOICE LITTLE FARM painted, repaired and Dew elusets aua the in the mountains; yeved threwgtuon! ‘Saustary plosibing thave beet wees ia | ew bair ussitresses SUMMER RESORTs. OPE). LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY q t Yiewu? loc. ied, ‘wiknin bu Ned: m Sirket'y. fiw 2 7 f Nene “ BRIGHTON,” Atiantic Crry, 8.3, tot i OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Hot and cold Sea Water Racbs, and all moder com venience. | F. W. HEMSLEY @ SON, | Jel-eo8m. (Tue casa Thorne, aw ry ¥ UREKA SPRINGS, ARKANSAR fant AB ellyear beaith and pleasure resort celebrated fur 1. SPRINGS tire from st. Louie and culd GRO, W. KTTTELLY, Maonser, FAN HOUSE, SPRING LAKE, SCH, Momma wth « ' it 1896 Mes Sp WV 8 Aproce st. Palle, Pry iT Use states im. Ble, i DWN, Prop., uasisved by um Co., Va, he tamoos iarrienieae Va Uae ree JT? ERER axp oa paris the Vantageously located, both as to train servic SUFFOUNAINGS, OF any Bast OF ThE Thor kien EASON OPENS JUNE OR. | NO FLIES! NO MOsQUoR- No AY PEVERD | NO MALARIA? | Deer Park and Oaiciand, Uke one being but six miles distant trom t with Lor miont¢ connecting chem will be Mader the Mr. W. J, WALICHIR, woo 1 his thins haw ma rusia st jour reso Worstiit AML coma uid Thr eather De T+S—S60, $75 and $H)per_mo locations, 0. Tick: | The B&O. Consp ng Deer Park Kesorts or the hast, tractions will be of @chacs 4 urd the culsive of bots houses wpexce!lol. Firs Laundry. Fine Livery.” Kiegunt uw Bathing THE FINEST PLACE FOR CHALORES US THE LAND. F ~ GOOD HAR Mass Grad ocean bouting, f bing. BEACH, t pan Dit. ou the north » View. Send fur cir Neck. “Tmyeis tus 132088 Bane 5 OCRAN VIEW Mor 1. ‘A summer at sea, Splendid Bass, Blue and Sword fishing, Superd thing, fae urives 500 guests. Strictly first class.” bleguut Mo- gad Sic Hall’ good orchestra. string raiuaze. “mend ior illupirated circu ae. OLS. M DEN, 405 Washington st, Goston, Muss mi20-room POM! aateickis, Av CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, ed OPENS JUNE 26, 1886, For rates, &c., apply to Grand Hotel, 31st st. and Browiway, my4-2020t ta re ¥ tire'stnnmnit of iar Ridcey on Wester Sars gas Siwy ie at SULA Grr. om drank, sts of AMEE BARROW. Rapti tnncres Me i Jee en CH ALN LATE Se ‘i be, opened tut tne res TS he’ ietine ddd bu Capt We Wall hia ae SUR, Newville Cumuertanievuuty. ba ap Osaue W. F. PAIGE, Maury land Hit Nowad for us diguthut at ane fuses Dee oar war scurcK axe Saue "Asta Tor descrip (Ca PKiL woUN TAS HOTFL I, Ulster y On the Ulster and Deiaws Shortes! route ria West Shore and ms first dass. Wot and culd batts, gas. de, Near de-@A t, church, telegray st oflice. pen gas jane Vth. Seud ior circulars and ret-rence. ap2s zm* HLF. BARI TPE CHAT (arolinaave. Now Open He APRN AATCC. a, CHARLES DUPEY, open JUNE formeriy of tue Coutinental sovel, Phil Lote! and Congress Hall, cape my Aden, S* (pooper arias rie cur IAL MODERN INPROVL BA | MENTS Adres CLEP PLA OZS 13h gab Si mw., or Hotel, | CORESON SPRINGS PENNA. MALS LIN PENNA KATLROAD, | ‘On top of Alleghens Siountates, sa | The MOUNTAIN HOUsE wil opeu JUNI See te Parlor aud Cars trom all points east aud west. For circ cathe apiT46ot Wal. RDUNILAM, Supt, Creson, Pa, VIGNE HOUsi; VERMONT AVE ubove Aulautc, Atiantic city. N. J Unovstructed uceun view. Open ail the gga year. T No. o2. | PH ha Fabrice CORNER ALAN 5 i Atlantic | PVWAKD =. 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