Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1886, Page 8

—_—F THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. WANT THE TOLLS REDUCED. A Meeting in West Washington Last Night—The Free Bridge Question. About thirty gentlemen assembied at God- dard’s Hall lust evening in response toa call for a meeting of citizens, to take action to se- eure a reduction of tolis on the Aqueduct bridge. Capt. James Goddard was elected chairman, ud Mr. John Leeteh secretary, Capt. Goddard Said that as he understood it the purpose of the meeting was toconsider the propriety of petitioning Congress toexercise its authority in Feducing the tolls upon the Aqueduet bridge. ‘The Weather. Orsror of THe Curae SIGN At. OFFICER, Wasantxetox, D.C, Jane 5, 1856.9 a.m, For eastern New York, eastern Pennsylvania, New Jemey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia fair weather, nearly ‘stationary temperature, Variable winds generally south we Bor sunday, generally fair w: ind cated fort w England and midéieAtlantie slates, Witt nearly stationary temperature, Sur Covers tor_parior_furnitare, $15; re- frie: ater 7b to $60. water coolers, Frages irom $5 10 tues to B0e.; window » $10; baby at tings, fro * 50s. to $2; moxquito canopies, | A letter was read from Mr. R. A. Phillips, a $1; window shades, 25¢.;’curiala poles, 25¢. | tand owner on Arlington heighis, expresslug tic ilk maid Stools, 25. All goods | iis sympathy with the objects of the meeting xed iu piata Mgares. W. B. Moves & Son, corner 11th and F streets northwest, Vicror Fountain Pens, gold mounted, 50 cents. Whitaker s, “as Sure As DEATH AND TAXkS."—The day of one’s death and tak-paying day are sure to come around. The debt of ure, however, Must be paid, though you can escape the tax collector by movlugudt of town aud taking Your property with you. So, loo, while you can't put of the day of your death forever, youcaa postpone it by Keeping your nerves land general system tu order. Tae best prepara- tion jor this purpose is Dr. Heuley’s Celery, Beef aud Irena. “PALACE OngAaNs."—Beautiful tone, hard | wood cases, factory prices. F.G, Smith, 1103 and declaring that the tolls should be reduced tw at least one-third the present rates, Mr. William H. Tenney offered a preamble and resolutions setting out that the Alexandria Aqueduct bridge company bad erected a bridge costing $20,000 ou piers bullt by tue United ‘States ata cosiof half # miilion dollars; that for twenty years the company had been collect- ing tolls at double the rate eclarged on other toll bridges, and fromm tuis source derived a revenue of 310,000 a year—a dividend of fifty | per cent on the original inves:ment—to the § ‘eat detriment of farmers and land owners of Virginia wud Visitors to and residents ot this city who desired to visit Arlington; that though Congress had passed au act providing for a iree bridge the experteuce vi the past rendered it doubtful when the purpose of Lhe act would be carried out, and tbat the necessity still re- Pennsylvania ave mained of rétieving @ long-suffering" people of ee = the oppression of ssive toils, The resolu- EXGRAVED PLaTeand 100cards$1.60. Whit | tions provided that Cougress be. petitioned to akers. Frozen Custaxp, Gautier, 736 10thst. n. we no's City Items, pass au act making & uniform reduction ot filly per cent in the bridge tolls and that «comuitiee of Ubree be appointed to present the matter to Congress. Mr. John Stake and Mr. Tenney spoke in favor oi the action proposed, and the resolutions were adopted. {ANGE of climate and water often affect the | "Sir. “Tenuey congratulated the meeting that action of the bowels. One or two Brandreth’s | Congress had agai passed ab uct providing ior pills taken every wight are a periect remedy in | 4 ‘vee bridge ir that var! of the District. There ch cases. They aiso prevent malaria, and are | was a iree bridge over tue Anacostia and one ® protection against typuus fever or diseases | over the Potomac—the Loux bridge, but this fr sing iron: bad sewerage. partof the Distriet had ouly a toll bridge, wate SEE he said, exacted enormous tolls. ‘ue poor col ALL THE Latest and Fine Stationery 8t | ored people of Freedusan’s vill age who came Waitakera, over to Work on the wharves bad to pay two ¥ixe PortRairs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. av. | Centseach. “As President Hayes said when he re- | | Sites Mews kad he was not elected,” observed | “ sos""—Sweetest toned piano | Mr.denney: “I dun't care for myseli, but I care pe ge pel hs : for the poor negroes.’ A poor faruier, with a | Que-horse luad of wood, had to pay 25 cents: Visitors to Arlington in’ two-horse carriages had to slang und ‘deliver 50 cents. Although $140,000 bad been appropriated’ three years ago to build a free bridge. an undercurrent of some kind had dereaied the objects of the bill, Might uot this bili meet the saine late? Might hot tuis sagacious bridge company discover some deiect in it? Atauy rate, the delay in periectivg title, and the time required to let the coutract aad buiid the bridge, would cunsumea yeur or two, aud meanwuile tbese excessive twils would be exacted unless Congress would Fespond to their petition. Messrs, W. H. Tenney, John Leetch and Jos. Bic were’ appointed ‘as the committee pro- TAKE a peep at D STAINED Glass substitute. 411 7th st. n. w. Jest Receivep a large lot of Percale Shiris, 3 collars and 1 pair of cuffs with each shirt; price $1 and $1.50,at Frane’s,cor.7tb and | the only strictly one price bat and geots tur- nisining store in thecity. 1,000 Boxes Linen Paper and Envelopes, 25 cents, Whitaker's. Genrtiewey’s Hien and round hats, Mack- Inuw and Englisu straws, choice selection of silk uunbrelias. Stinemets & Son, 1237 Pa. ave. Co-oreRATIVE Cleaners and Dyers, 626 D st. Bw. Co-operative principles. Fine work oul Lor ARToTYPrs at 50 cents, former price 75 | vided ior iu the resuiutions, The chairman of Gud SO cents. Whitaker's. the meeting, Capt. Goddard, was also added to Panos For Renv, $4 per month; organs, $2. | ‘4e commitice. FG. Smith. reas ae, Dox’ FAIL to look at Dunn's City Items. tat 1202 D J. Hf. CoLLins, Shedd’s, 409 9th street, | The lastof this series of ball games between = | the Detroits and Nationals yesterday evening a THE BALL PLAYERS. A Well-Played and Exciting Game Be- tween the Nationals and the Detroits. Free clam-chowder luneh to-n! street uortiw Gas FIXTURES, cee eee ean por ratte oe ST Oe Saver | resulted in a tle of 1 to 1 after thirteen fall inu- Guscagaas 1 metabroak: TEE Maskat Speoe: | inss bad been played. It was one of the most exciting contests ever witnessed on a ball field. The Nationals did not make asingle fielding error. Burr unvortunately sent three men to first base on balis, and one of them in the fourth | inning made the run whieh tied the home team. | Otherwise he pitched a great game. Euch side \T Pa cael athe: goods at | made but six hits, but the Detrolts were clearly caren. Just the’ chaice lor those ;omg outer | outflelded by the Nationals, who were again ae | outlucked. The Nationals have surely covered — | the 3 with glory this week, although they | fs vin a gaine. Ou Tuesday they played as City and were deieated slinply by © by ascore of 2 to 1 in thirteen innings. ednesday the Detroits defeated them by a re of 6 to 4, but it was a well-played gaine. | Thursday the’Detroits again won bya score of | 8to2ineleven innings, out It was a chance Yesterday's game was a tie in thirteen innings. One game of eleven innings and two | Of thirteen show pretty good bail playing lor Jone ‘week and’ a'pretty good record for club that’s behind. | Otber games yesterday: At New York— | New York, 10; Kansas city, 2. At Philadel phia—St.Louls, 1; Philadelphia, 2.” At Basion— At Brooklyn— Brook Chicago, 10; Boston, 4. fiyn, 12; Cinetan: At Baitimore—Balti- mofe, 5; St. Louis, ‘13. “At Staten’ Island— | Metropolitan, 3; Louisville, 7. At Philadel. | phia— Athletic, 8; Pittsburg, 16. HOW THE RECORD STANDS. ALL Books on shelves at cost at Whitaker's, | Gas RANGES and Sioves at Shedd’s. | Dunn's City MoNeY SAVED, money made. Items to-day. i ang Ar Parer’s—ul! next week—Leathes goods at 5 per cent discount bitaker's ALL Books ordered from reiail price. VW Law Vases and Garden Hose at Shedd’s, AM of Anderson Sour Mash; absolutely ure whisky, Bottied ai Lexington, K CHARLES AKAED je |w $1 a bottle. le Agent, 37 7th st. n. Ww. G and printing reduced in Price. Whitaker's. For Rext.—A new house with gatekeeper, near depot. Wine, 1930 Pu. ave. now. PRixtixe 100 Cards from plate, 75 cents. Whitaker's. Hyattsville: key Apply to LG. VIENNA OprictaN Co. will remove to 807 14th st, bet. Hand I, June 15th. PicrURE Framer and Easels at cost toclose Won. Lost. them out, Whitaker's, ~ 10 19 ae we ey nsas City... 6 15 HUMAN Artificial Ey-s; Hempler’s, av.,cor.4% 19 18 [Howton nc. F 20 Philadelphia..13 12 [Washington 4 18 CITY AND DISTRICT. American Association, Amusements To-Night. Si asarteg (iaitiee eos asc ALBAUGH's.—“Princess of Trebizonde.” [Cincinnati 17 22 ‘HeRz06’s.—“Our American Minister.” Peete 17 23 Paxorama BUILDING.—Second Battle of Bull Metropolitan..12 21 2. NOTES, Ivy Orev.—“The Wild West.” ———— Condensed Locals. | Wm. A. Freeman lodge. 2090, G. U. 0. of O. | F., has elected M. V. P., B.C. Whiting deiegate to’ B. MC. and P.N’F.,S. W. Waison dele- gate to the District lodge. The Ladies’ Progressive Assembly, 3391, K. ot L., Beld a strawberry festival lust night ai Clan-na-Guei ball, 44 street and Pennsylvania @yenue, for the benefit of the George's Creek | @la.) miners. ‘The cases of Battle Minor and Samuel Jack- son, recently convicted in the Criminal Court or ‘tjary in the testimony given in the Beit ce it, were beard the General Term Yesterday, and the judyient of the court below affirmed. At the continuation of the dedicatory exer- efSes ut the Metropolitan A.M. E. chureh jast evening addresses were made by Mr. E. W. Fox, editor of the Republican; Rev. Dr. Tanner and Bishop Hadaway. Bee the advertisement of the excursion on the Steamer Mary Washbingtou, Sunday morning ud afternoon, to Kiv View. The tickets, as Will be seen, are only 25 cents. ——— ‘orty New Lawyers, Kinslow, a new catcher for the Nationals, ap- peared behind Barr yesterday and did well up to the third iuning, when he burt a finger by | cleverly stopping a badly pitched ball. Gilii- | kan took bis place and played, as he ‘always does, perfectly. Giadmon made a beautiful stop yesterday. ‘The ball was sent to his feet like a canuon bull, | but it was picked up in the same way it was Lit, and the batter was retired. Koowles ty playing reinarkably well at second base. He had a chance to win the game yester- day by making « hit,whieh would bave brought in Baker, wuo bad Teached third, He did his | best, but'Getzein was pitebing a zreat game. Hanion, the Detroit center fielder, Is a good one. He kept our boys from making a number ofruns. His long runs and jusaps are wortn something, for he doesn't drop the bail if his hands reach it, | Carroll plays well with the Jeft fleld tence. He | gauges the bound of tue ball from the tence with great accuracy and is very apt to cateh a mau whois tying to make two bases on a | fence hit, ——-—__ A Library Without Books. A YOUNG MAN ARRESTED FOR CARRYING OX THE GRADUATING CLASS OF THE NATIONAL AN ALLEGED BOGUS CONCERN, UNIVERS!TY. Yesterday afternoon Detectives Block and ‘The commencement exercises of the law de- | Ratt arrested H. J. C.ark, of No. 435 7th street, Partment of the National university will take 09 # charge of swindling. Clark, who ts 24 place in the New National Theater next Mon-| Years old, and of good address, last January das evening, when forty young men will re-| Teuted the second story of 435 7th street tor ceive their diplomas. The prozram includes a | the purpose, it is stated, of establishing a cireu- Prayer by Rev. William A. Bartlett, D.D,, an | luting library. Hecalled on a number of the address to the graduating classes by Hon. £, | Merchants, exbibiting a printed catalgue,and, Jonn Bilis, of Louisiana, conierring of degrees | it is charged, represented that he intended to by President Cleveland, and the award of class | distribute his circulars throughout the city to Iedals and prizes by Judze MacAithur, presi he Dumber of 10,000, solict adver dentof the jeuity Pie gradu ment at $20 per pager’ Hoscosted weit meut at $20 per pas ded in getting juvter of Laws: es F. Bacon, dvertinet “u ‘sTei fieeeen Geen ce F. Bacon, Svertiseients trom E.J.Pa.luran,serkey's Tea Davis, FLW. Evans, W- Ram Go, T. A. Ladson, AL fe aiso, it Is stated, cone Wittams supply office,” and sent out printed notices requesting persous who had suiue to rent to call aud he would turnish them, CM. Catiin bert T. Coumbe, Georgi, Mino. Hazlett, lowa} Alonzo £. Helm, In ©, Hooker, Vij James D. Holman, W. Langiey, Ky.; Edward O. Leee eh: George . with teuants, Numbers ealled und. registered Bemes Pa; Fe ener, N.Y Cuarles | He aise kept au ensployment directory wire for 25 cents a party looking for Work might register. Char was locked up at the TU pi einet, and wil bave a hearing next week. ‘the ne Horry did) uot contain @ -y found a prospectus tor five sud copie Ui tue secuud annual calalugue jo tue luvrary. Batebelor of Laws: Eu Willian H. Copeman, Te mer, Te ne D. Case, Minn.; Thomas 'W. Gii- Lartiu K Gino, Ind: Robert P. Haius, N.J.: “John G. Hinkle, D.C Mason, OL; Edwin F. Monahan, Pa.; Edward E. Neal, 1: F. Pollock, 0.; James Rowen, Mist Bigger, D/C: Fred. Dumont smi pard W.Snow, Tenn; Joon B. St David ie; William J. Vici Ind; 0. E. Weller, Md.'and Walter H.W ‘* Amusements. ALBAUGH’S OrekA HuvsE.—The full house | whicu bas witnessed each perforinance of te Sumner Opera Company at A.baugh’s this Week iust have veen most gralliying to the Managers OF Lue enierprise. For uext week tue pretly opera, “Donna Juauita,” is aanounced, NattosaL’ Tuearex,— Tue improvements | ander way at this louse, with a view to secur | jug ireer venuilaiien aud « greater degree of | coulness tor the sumuer season, are rapidly nearing completion, MeCauil's opeca coin pally Will ovea tue summer Opera season tuere OL Munday, the 14ta, | ABSEK'S SCuteR GARDEN will open for the | Seasom (his eveuing. Curis, Arth’s orchestra, | will turuisis inusk SSIS THe WomeN's ANTHROPOLOGICAL Socrery. Atu eting of the Women’s Antiro- | pological society, the society adjourned tor th Season, The meetings will be resumed in No- Vember. The memvership has st creased during the vear. There are six active members, id several applicatic BOt yet acted upon. ‘he society has lost, by Tesignation, two of its off: ‘The ree rdivg | secretary, Mrs. Romy cock, left the last Tuesday tur a visit to her home im responding secretary. will soon de > aeeae at Yesr of study in G: ace, of wileh the society | Make ADELINE DUVAL JACK will be Us = “ dered 4 Ueueut uy Uer puyiis at Harris” Bijou Bow, Cake Ser sean Ceneat,, Mim. Prot | (heater, on Tucaday studing next nsec and Mrs. Eliza N. Blair correspoading secretary | 07 Se at Metzcruct's, at the lust meeting. — Tur Paxonama o ond Battle of Bull iM Femains on exbibition iv the building on 5th street. Now that the drainatie season is @rawing wo a close the visitors to Unis eifective | battle picture ure more Excursions and Picules. The steamer Joan W.T: will take an exeursiou to Giymout to-morrow, leaving ber Wosrt at 3:30 pm. ‘fue Arrowsinith will tomorrow carry « special excursion to Coloniol Beach, staring at 3550 a and stopping ai Alexandri: Rauz azo Anticric Saraxtse Pouce torio's suhd will faruish music piss c.. AT AUCTION.—An exisivition ui Jiu, fhe Mixado club will give its first regular porcelains, brouzes and cluisoune wiil be siven | Saturday eveni @t Mr. Dowllug’s auction rooms on Mo | Luis eve m4 Sera pce bee im “ty Washington will make two trips, and 3pm. to River View to-mor- ext, the sule of whica wilh place 01 day, June 8ih, the day folowing, at 11 It comprises some very Bue specimens ese art, und it rarely Gecury (aut sucl 1m 60) ton is exposed at public sale. coon Suortsk Bouxs rox CLeKKs.—Theannoance ment made iu Tak jumbia Lodge, No. 10, 1. 0. 0. F., whose cuvertaiminents are ai ways Very Dieasauvulfalrn, will give atamiy and moouligut excursou. to Ruver View ou Tuesday, June 1, on tue Mury S¥Au a iew days since that | Wasuington, during the wontas‘ot July aud Aucnst ine Box _ ——-—___ tou Dey House would be ciused at Su'elic. ReDUcED RaTes To ANNAPOLIS.—The annual eXatinadon ai tue U.S. naval acadenys Ace caused wubounded sui- | nupolis, commences Saturday, June 6, coatings ap oves of tue house,who | ing nti the 11th inst. On Lhursday, 10th, suaoicalion lO Messrs. tuere wii be compauydrill ior Pais arti whl P.m.ou every day e. @elcek on that day, L Isiaction among the e: On yes.erday seat a evi Woodward & Lothro; sand at i 4 Body Found and Supposed to be Haviland’s Leads to the Discovery of Another Murd A singular discovery was made yesterday at the “Four Corners,” or what is known as* The Cross Roads,” on the 7th street road, in Mont- gomery county, Md., by two young men, Messrs. Batcheler and Heffner, who were bunting for lost sheep. They found a detached human skull, with @ bullet hole through It. Soon after- ards the remains of the man to whom the skull belonged were found under # pile of pine branches and young trees, which appeared to have been cut for the purpose ot hiding It from view. The news of the discovery spread rap- idly, and was naturally coupled at once with the disappearance ot Philip Haviland, the miller, who was supposed to have been mur- dered hear thatspot last December. The articles of clothing found with the remains and the contents of the pockets were closely examined, and tound not to correspond with what should have been found on the person of Mr. Haviland. A pistol, some cartridges, a shoe and an old boot split down in front’ were found near the body, and none of these things corresponded withthe belongings of Havilaud. It was dis- covered that the bull found in the skull ftted the [pistol as well us the bullet hole in the skull. These facts served to mystlly still fur ther the citizens 1a that neighboriood who de- termined to send to Coroner Condict, who re- sides near the village of Sligo. THE CORONER'S INVESTIGATION, Coronor Condict, accompanied by Mr. Charles Graeves, of Sligo, at once reputred to the scene and @ Jury of Inquest was empanneled, con- sisting of sfessrs. A. C. Flack, foreman, T. E. Cullds, K, H. Perey, Charles Graeves, “Joho Heffner, G. Turner, Wm. Lincoln, George Cubl J. Buker, Alfred Lincoln, Burke Lincoln, an James Clark. Eight withesses, mont of them colored, were heard. It was developed that this case had nothing whatever to do, $0 far as Yet Is known, with the Haviland mystery. It was shown that a larceny vi $45 hud been com- mitted at the house of Alien Bowie, colored, Another young colored man named Arthur Bowie ullas Tolliver was suspected of the larceny because be had "been tnlssing since the fact became Known. The robbery was discov- ered early in April. The pistol ivund on the deceused, the ammunition, and a gold plated watca chain were recognized as having been stolen ut the same time the money Was stolen, The mouey was hidden in the garret story of Allen Bowie's house in an old pine box, and It was probably some time after the theft was committed before it became known. Arthur Tolliver, who was suspected, it appears Was pursued by ‘the owner, and as le Was alter- wards missing, it was taken for granted that he had escaped, and had succeeded in keeping himself away ever since that Ue, ALLEN BOWIE'S SONS ARKESTED, Allen Bowie has a number of sons. One is Clagett Bowie, another Sidney Bowie, another Allen Bowie, Jr, another Larim Bowie, and another who wiil be in custody betore the jury meets again to-day. ‘The theory on which’ the arrests Have been ‘made Is that Tolliver was pursued and suffered at the hands of his pur- Suers und that tbe matter was kepLsecret untll this time. The owuer of the stwien property testitied yesterday that he never recovered bis mouey. The impression made upon the minds of the Jury was that the party Io pursuit of une thief appropriated the property to his own use, and Kept the secret, Coroner Coudict, after hearing all he could yesterday of the contru- dictory testimony, dismissed the Jury until to- day ai three o'clock, when other witnesses are to ve heard. ‘These’ developments have agalu shocked the entire country tor miles around, ‘aud it is freely declared by many thut an effort must be made to rid the community of tbe dangerous element residing there. Coroner Condict thinks this discovery may lead to the unravelling of the Haviland mystery, and declares his purpose to leave nothing undone to that end. ———————_ Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: D. B. Groff to Harriet M. Lyon et al., sub 73, sq. 271; $3,000, Same to Minnie C. Moreau, sub 72, do; $3,000. A. C. Clark to D.W. Brown, pt. 8g. €. of 1042; $1,976.85. Harriet J. Lowry et al. to A. Christie, lots 196 and 198, Uniontown; $8375. Alice A. Gibson to Rev.J. A. Aspinwall, Sub lot 48, sq. 115: $46,000. Reeve Hobbie td W. F. Mattingly, trustees, pts. of Plain Dealing and Mt. Pleasant; $—. Addie Hobbie to suine, same property; $—. A.C. Clark to G.W.Smith, lot 4, Padsworth; $225. W. W. Meicalt to Moses Dutch, pt.’ 83, blk. 11, Meridian Hill: $365. J.C, Heald w'D. T. Pierce, sub lots 121 35,000. D. L. Morrison to I Sq. 204; $4,500. E. P. Chamberlin to W. M. Clayton, pt. 17, sq. 205; $3,168.64. D. B. Groff to D. J. Kelly, sub 112, sq, 190; $4,500. Franklin Little to Anna Wuimikessel, pt, 1, sq. 880; $250. Lavinia C. De Witt to Estélie M. Dunlap, sub 74, sq. 238; $4,000. H, Georgiana Shannon to P. Hurtigan, sab 25 and 26, of lot 6, Chichester, $—. Thos. McCormick to’ W. May'se, lot 1, sq. 768; $2,186.09. Charlotte A. Furnald to sume, lot 13 wud pe. 13, sq. 931; 811.250." W. Muysé W. ty Mary E. Woods, lous 27 and 28, sec. 7, Barry Farin; $1,075. W. C. Hazel to Linthicum In- stitute, e. %y 48 und w. ty 49, Beail’s addition to West Wastiaztou; $3,000. 'J. 5, Boss Wo Juines Fortane, sub 76, 94, 513; $2,535. Ida N. Moore to B. H. Warder, “Whithey Close,” 41.92 acres; 360.024. George M. Wood to Fanaie V. Bag: Belt, pt. sec. 1,5. P. B.'s sub of pt. of Mt. Plea ant’35,528,_ W.C. Jounsou w Mary J. Garvin, Pt. 17, sq. 372; $2,650. Rosetta D. Sprague to S.J. Goss, lots 22 and 23, sq. 1047; $—. Hugh Sisson to Wm. Mahone abd D. A. Windsor, pt, sub lots 134, 157, 215, 145, 156, 193, 214'and sub 8 Lo 91, and pl. 92, 94. 673; $2, A. Joyce tw'suine, sub lots 84 Wo'87, do.; $2,400. ‘wand pt. 83, — Cut With a Cleaver. CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS IN REFERENCE TO A SERIOUS ASSAULT CASE, About seveno'clock last night Orticers Schultze and Jordan arrested John Kaiser, a carpenter, living at 462 New York avenue, and locked him up ut the seventh precinct station charged with @ serious assault on Harry Smith, a eolored hod carrier. The patrol wagon took the prisoner and injured man to the station, where Sinith was found to ve sufferiug from a severe cut in the back, aud Dr, Marsterder was sent for, The ducwor sewed up the cul aud pronounced the wouud to be of a seriugs nature. ‘Tue Injured man Was sent to Lis nue, 439 Pracher’s atiey. Smich stuted tbat walle on uis way Lome yes- terday evening be went iuto Duily’s store, corner of 4iu and K steets,to get a drink! When he entered Kiser was Standing near tne couuter, Suuth suid “Good evening, Mr. alser,” and Kaiser said, “Go to sueol yyu — ——" and picked up’ te cleaver,” Sunith started ‘to rua through Lue store, Wuen Kaiser urew the cleaver ul win and struck bin iu the vaek. Kaiser when seen by a STag reporter denied throwing the cleaver. He said tuat Sinith was very iusulliug wud bad on several uccusions calied Ww him; “icaiser, dou t you Want Wo buy & dus?” He Suid ne’ tureatened to eaup Susiin’s bead off the next ume he was ited by him, but was not guilty this . In the Police Court this imorniug aiser was charged Wilo issuult buttery and the case was continueu wo await the result of Sunitu’s injuries. THE SURVIVORS OF THS 15TH REGIMENT OF THAT STATE REVISITING THE OLD BATTLE @nouNps. Tue 15th Massschusetts regiment battle field excursion party, wuich lett Worcester, Mass. Monday morniag, arrived in this city last eveuiug from Autictam, and are quartered at the Ebullt house, Tne party numbers about 150, iy charge of a committee, of which D. M, Earle ts chairmaa, Among the most prominent were Gen. J. W. Kimuall, who was lieutenant colonel of the 15th and after wards cuivuel of the 53rd Massachuse:ts; Col, George U. Juslyu, who ulso at oue Uine vom: manded the regineat; Gen. A.B. R, Sprague, the firs! colonel of tue’ 25th Massuchusetus; Col, Cuaries Patbeick, wis Was also the com. mauder of the 15th Massacbusetis; Colouel Jann D, Stadiey, Heutenant colouel of the 51st Massachusetts; "Henry A,” Willis, adjutant O3-d Massucutsetts; Hon. Churen Howe, statf Olllcer of Gen, Sedgwick aud now president of tue Nebraska senate; Captains Baric, Burdett, Dadivy, Eager, R ck wood. Lieutenants Vussul, Murray, Polley, coulten wid Dowue, all of tue oth SLissacuusetis, Ex-\toruey Gen, Deveus, Wao was the tirat colouel of the regiment, wus With ihe excursiouisis as tar as Geltysburg, but was compelied Ww return home ob account Of Fusiness engagements. To-day they went to Leesburg, and ifvia there to Bull's bluff, the : tue Urst Vactie in which tue regiment axaged, aud aller paying a visll to the place on tue Potuiaae whieh Wey guarded ‘in the early part of Lie war, they will speud the Festof tue time ut Poulessitie, where they struck their first camp, Ou Mouday they will return Wo Ula city. a Kxockep Down by a STKEET CAR Horse.— Charies Buepuerd, who lives at 1934 11th street uortuwest, Was knocaed down on 11th street, between T aud U streets northwest, by 4 horse’ abtucued w car No, 20 of the Kell tine, driven by Joum Hubuun. “Dr. Henderson rev: dered wedicat wid wo Shepuerd, wuose right ankle Was disiucaed. No blame was alucoed to the driver. pace sire APPLICATIONS FoR DsVoRcEs.—Yesterday George F. Lee led w petition fur divorce trout Axues Lee. Luey were uarried bere February 5, 1o8U, aud sue charges the respondent with baviag committed aduitery—Jobn Freet aiso fied 4 O4l agulust lucy Uatuariue Freet on u cuurge Of desertion, ‘be were married ut Chicago Januury 25, 1ga8, and have been separated turee years, ‘Tue respupiea! at preseut residing ul Fort Custer, Muntana, eet Cur Him Acnoss tax Face Witu Har Pax. Ksive—Yesterday moruing Mary young ‘colured women, met Edward Archer, eovured, and jukiagiy culled bin wick name. Saying: “Desirous O1 | ake place on tue academy grosnaie Seeing cas appceciaiion of your receut ac | Promfuent rogular army vaicers irom utes lon In reduc.ng the beurs of work dur.ng duly | ave been selected us judger tan and August to 5 o'clock p. im. euch day, except | lowing there wil: be oon eit ae Larget ‘practice wit chine guus and rifles. “Ou Friday, the Elta, tae graduation ceremoules will take piace it the inain hail at 10.30 am. It is likely these exe coes wil be largely utteaded by Washingt: people. For the convenieuce of visitors, speckal tes have becu made by the Bultituore aha Pos tomac railroad trom Wasuingwon, Excursion Hegets Wii be soid 94h, 10th wad T1:b, guod to return untii tue Lely, at rate 91.60. “Traine leave the Gth street station at 7:15 ain, 12:03 pal, and 4223 pou, Saturday, andyou iuat day wo 1 tuder yor ve tek thanks and coasiuerativy you have always mautiested towards Us, aud particuiarly in this iustauce, Appreciating alse the iact tiat ibis may losome extent entail a loss upon you, we pieige our Selves, so far we it is tn our p ver, W prevent ite Dy achser study of Your luteresis and by tbe best of atieution w tue puirons of the store. Again thanking you, and wisuiug you every posable success, We remain, very respectfully. ‘clock puin., we or the kinduess They wetagaiu iu the alleruovn, neur the our: ner of 1100 aud Mf sireets, wud Afcuer spoke to Stury about culliug bin a name in Lhe morning, aud during tue conversation Arcaer slapped her. Mury pushed hin aside aud be siruck her a second Une, using tureaienivg language atthe time, Mary drew w penkuile frou Ler pocket aud cur Edward wound extenuloy irom the lower lip. Ouleer Low pants, and tus moruing in we and | Real Estate Sales. D. B. Groff has sold to D, J. Kelly, for $4,500 a house 18 feet front on the west side of 15th street, between T and U streets, W.S. Daniels has sold to R.E. Morris, tor $4,100, a house 17.50 feet froct on the west side of 15th street, between T and U streets. H.C. Ci: tt and Wm. J. Miller have suid to James T. Wormley, for $8,275, property fronting 16 fest 8 inches ‘on the north side of I'street, between 15th and 16th streets. Silas Casey bas sold to Oiivia C. K. Race, for $5,923.50, a lot 25x 144 feet on the west side ot New Hampshire avenue, between Nand Ostreets, Messrs. Adams & Béull have sold to Hon. John W. Thompson and a syndi- eate of wealthy gentlemen the estate of Mr. Jacob H. Kengla, containing 32% acres, lyin; ou the west side oi Tenleytown road, near St Albans charch, and the tract will be soon sub- divided into beautitul villa sites, which will be offered forsale by the above firm. This tract has a frontage on the Tuniaw road also, Affairs in West Washington. PETITION FOR AN INVESTIGATION OF THE Gas Company HERE.—A petition to the Senate committee on the District of Columbia has been numerously signed by consumers of gus here, Jueluding many prominent busines inet of West Washington, praying that committee “that a full and searching Investigution be made into the conduct of the business of the ‘Georgetown Gusligbt company’; that they be put upon proot that they area struggling corpo- ra.lon, and that we have xn opportunity of re- fating the statement of the president of said corporation that ‘the people here are generally satisfied.’ Itis understood tbat the sub-com- mitteeof the Senate District committee inves ligating the Washington Gas company will, when they are through with that compan; accord a hearing to the gas consumers oft place, who many of them think they can prove to the committee that thei: monthly bills for gas are much higher than they should be, THE CarHoLic Union will ceievrate their fourth anniversary on Tuesday evening, the 8th lost, by a are meeting in their new rooms cotuer of High and Ist streets, The new quarters of the union have been fixed up in a comfortable and inviting manner, aud~ tne prospects for the future oi the organization are Berg eucouraging, | Mr; D. 1. Murphy, niet clerk of the pension office, and Dr, A. J. Faust will address the meeting. Norss.—Thursday evening some one stole from Joseph Passeno, buat builder, a row boat which was lying at his landing, valued at $40. —br. W. Bowie Tyler, who hus been spending several days at Uld Point Comfort, returnes home last night, greatly Improved tn health. —Ofticer J. J. Murphy, tormerly of the fourth precinct, has beeu transferred to do duty in this precinct.—TLbe pupils of the Linthicum Insti- tute were served wiih strawverries, cream and cake in the school room of the lnstitute last Digut, Addresses were made by Messrs. W. L. Dunlop, W. A. Gordon, &. 4. Hay, C. Ballinger, W. A. Hedrick and otters. TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 68; con- dition, 33. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 70; condition at north connection, 1 south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir, tem- perature, 69; condition ut influent gatehouse, 82; effluent gatehouse, 32. ee Mr, Pendleton, United States minister at Ber- lin, has obtained leave of absence. Mr. Cole- main will act us charge d’affairs until Mr. Pen- dieton return President Caceres, of Peru, has issued a proc- lamauion calling upon the people to ussist him ip the arduous task of uations! reconstruction which he has beiore him. The committee of the French chamber, by a vote of six to five, has adopted a proposal in favor of general and compuisory expuisivn of the princes, und by a vote ui 9 Lo 2 bus decided tw postpone discussion of the question of oon- discauion, CITY ITEMS. Men's and Boy’s Summer Hats, Pearl and Beaver high cass'r Huts, $4; New shades in stuf! Fur Derbys, $310 93; Geuulug Detroit Mucteinaw Huis 91 to 825 Frencn Munillas, white and col d,82, $2.50; Meo’s and Boys’ Canton Hats, 50, 7, $1. Large stock, correct styles, guaranteed prices, at. C. Lewls’ “Original One Price Hat an Furnishing Store,” 920 7th st, bet, Land K nw. N, B.—Large stock medium’ priced Trunks, 2 To Be Continued One Week Longer. Wa. H. DUNN, 311 7th street. Owing to ‘the great rush that attended our great reduction sule Friday and Suturday we will continue the sale fur one week longer, commencing Monday, June 7th, giving those dan opporiuuity who wére disappolated in conse- uence of our inability to attend to their wants, Note the prices: Walnut, marble-top tabies, $2.30, six kitchen chairs, $4, also some al $2.25; kitchen tables, $1.25; buby carriages, 37; large can al rockers, $1.75; children’s high chair, 45c,; children’s rockers, 45c.; six Waluut caneseat’ cuairs, $5.50; cane-seut rock- ers, $1.25; ugh chairs’ with table, 90c; ash chitfoniers, 39; walnut hatracks, "with drawer und iaurble top, $8.50; woven wire spring: 2.50; spring-bed, $1.10; walnut, cuerry and ush towei-racks, 60c,; walnut cuam ber stlites, marble wp, bevel mirror, suite com- ete, $28; Walaut parlor suis, $24.50; plush 930; wall cavinels, cherry of wal- nui, $2. We uave jour patierns of cham- ber suites on which we will uuke tne following special prices: No.1 ts an ash suite, cliuirs, rocker, table sets, Woven wire spring und mat Ureas, pillows und bolster, $31.50; so, 2 iy un asb Suite, sume nuiaver’ of pieces, $36; No. 3 is # suite, fiuished in muauogany, with French-piate mirror—a very large-size suite, $6U; Nu. 4 isa walnut marble top, witu bevel mirror, woven Wire spring und muttress, $05; cols, $1. Coumodes, 34; lurge usb Deusteads, 36; Waluul, $9; ratlaurockers,—z.5U; plush piat— lori rockers ¥7,0U; One set ui Vest luc yeese feathers, pillows und voister, $7.50; three uil- lereut designs of very large-size waiuut marble- top chamver suites, 965, uoW ¥5U, We wall strictly dduere to our rule of selling oniy one of tue articies oF lou mentioned Wo any one customer. Cull early and avoid tbe crowd, 1 Wx. H. Donn, 311 7th st. nw. Sauiter’s Restaurant, 502 9th st, n.w.; Spring Unicken, Spiced Oys- ters, Soft und Hard Sueil Craus, New York Lit Ue Neck Chums, Rout Clams, Cia Chowder, Nice, cool Laie’ Pari 1 Three arup ieaf'and 1 Sewing Machine Kenting and Repair- ing ut Auerouch's, 71 and H.” Telepuone cull 422-2, Singer Sewing Machines, with 2drawers, warrauted, at OPPEN HEIMER’S, 528 9th st., SL, Cloud suliding. ————_—_—_ Strict personal attention paid to customers at U.Putscue s,tirst-clasy cleaners, 1729 Pa.uv.1 Silke, Satins, Velvets, Dress Goods, below 0 to 736 7th st. or bargains aud presenta, J. E. Young's Mourning Store. 3 ‘Tennis Piayers attention! qrpgrpiete sols Tonks, in: nicaly dalehed cass, 2.99. ier sets from $4.99 to $34.99, A tine live 0: Kuquets from $1.99 to $4.99. Nets, Poles, Rubver and Reguution Bulls at the lowest prices. Alsou full line of Croquet, Base Ball Goods, Fisuing Rods aud Tackie, Mexican und Uniou Weo Hammocks, at popular prices. BOSTON VAMLETY STORE, 29,5 J6 aud 707 Market Space. wuly 85. ‘Two good Singer Sewing Machines, In perfect order, Warranted, at OrrENdEDER’s, 1 528 YLU st. D.w,, St. Cloud Building. Any Kin ‘Peiat.—Instructious tree. of Sewing Machine Sent on Auerbach, 7th and H, ‘Lelephoue call 422-2. 1 Ladies* dresses cleaned; best references, at C. Putsche’s, 1729 Peun-ylvaniaave, 1 Get the Genuine Articte. The great popuianty of “Wilvor's Compound of Cod Liver Vil and Lime” bas induced some Uuprincipied persuns, to attempt w palm off u siupie arucle of their own imanutcture; but any person Who fs suifering trom couzbs, culds or colsumption should ve caretul where Ley pure chase Unis article, “The results of its use ure its, best recummendations, und the proprietor bus ample evideuce on ule of its great success in pulmonary cotnpiaints. ‘Tue phosphate of Hine possesses « must marvelous heallug power, as combined With «ie pure cod-liver onl by Dr, Wiibor. 10 is regularly preserived vy tue medi cal tucuity. Sold vy A.B. Wilugs, Chemist, Boston, und all druggists. © To Get Rid of a Cough or Cold promptly use Baker's Cod Liver Ut: und Mait,a wonderiul remeuy. Baker's pure Nurwegiuu Cod Liver UL is unequuled, Bales & Co, Pulls, and ub drug- wists, Seott’s Emuision of Pure COD LIVEE OIL, Wii HY oPHUsPHITES, ds Kemarkaole us s Kesh Producer, ‘The Increuse of fesh und stiength Is pereeptible immewiately aiter commencing to use che Emut- sivn. ihe Cod Liver Uli emuisitied wita ue Hypopuusphites is most remarkavle for ius heuliug, sireugsbening und flesu producing qualitics, eo Unssaren, When Baby was core Ons + We guve her Castoria, ‘Wuen she wa eet ‘ihe cried for Castorta, lan When she bad Uitidres e gave them Castoria, When Baby was sib We gave ber Castoria, bide ted ‘ie cried for Castoria, ch When she became @ atiss She ciuug to Cast tk She clung to Castoria, tha ee ee ra send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Bleciric Appitaoces on tui days’ trial to auy man Aicted with Nervous Devility. Lows of Vineion, Mannuod, ete, Illustrated piunphlet in seuied jeiope * wi ‘mailed WE Eaataaal Sartor $3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 re Whisky, best in the world tor the le okies by mull, MoGee’s, 9tu, near Dat, Gent's Suits Clea gunransedarG-Punsonesl72ebast ee Pickwick Club Whisky isthe ben. | Fresh Batter churned every morn- rie, Alder ing und delivered in 4% lb. “Ward” priate, 400, and $ Boa uitteeetace taae ate ‘ AMUSEMENTS, ” givin wt: + JUNE 5, 1886—DOUBLE SHEET. Hs NINTH ST. OPERA HOUSE CLOSING WEEK. THE LELAND OPERA Co. IN OUR AMERICAN MINISTER, House can be rented during Juve and J uy a tainmenis, etc. Apply to janitor. ‘m3 (GqBAND OFENING OF err EOLPS SUMMER GaRrRy, n. $88. ‘Come: : of fan, “Jeane EBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUS! veeU MMH OPER CE SON regs Serato mission, 26c. Reserved sea Seat week DONNA JUANTTA. my31 ‘ARRIS BUDO THEATER, TUESDAY EVEXING, JUNE & tendered MADAME ADELIN her patrons and dramatic classes. “En ." 80 successfully performed at All May 7, also amusing farce, “! Shot! Mr. T. MURPHY has kindly consen'ed to give his celebrated impersonations. Tickets for sa.e at Metzerow's muse store, Admission. 50c, Reserved seats, 75c. jes-t* in pa rent by hour or day. ‘assor U,8, CAPITAL CYCLE CO., 1406. Tur Pasorama Or Rus Barriz OF MANASSAS, OR SECOND BULL “KUN. CORNER 16TH ST. AND OHIU AVE. Two Blocks South of ‘Pennsylvania Avenue, ‘The Mos Reali-ic Rattle scene Ever Produced. OPEN DURING THE WEEK Faow 94. i. To Jip... ON SUNDAYS From 1 To lip. a, ‘Lighted at night by 300 Edison Electric Lights, ADMISSION. BoC RNTS. LOREN UNbER T2V EARS. 25 CENTS. Shecial rates for schools, societies and excursions. ‘Tickets can be had at Droop’s music store,¥25 Penn- sylvania avenue my io MMEDIATE APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE tnade for WILLARD HALL for this mouth. A few Vuenicies still pen. Capacity 600. msl EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC GARAND FAMILY AND MOONLIGHT EXCUR- J sion of COLUMBIA LODGE, No.10, 1, 0. O. Fe to RIVER VIEW, (ibe beautiful new Fesort of Potomuc,) on TUESDAY, JUN 15th, 1:83. The Steamer "MARY WASHINGTON will make two trips, leaving her wharf at 9am. and_G p.m. return ing will arrive in Washington at 6:30 und’ 11 p.m. Dancing on the boat and grounds. Adults Uckets, 50c THE GRAND FAMILY EXCUR- IX LODGE. No.3, F.A.A.M., 60 Fort Monday, June 7th.” Boat leaves at 10 a.m, and 4 p.m. Returning at 9. 1 N_ ATTRACTIVE EXCURSION.-ANY PER: ‘son wishing to take a mvmih's cheap, cool and Geiigbtrui summer excursion th ough. PICTURESQUE CANADA. via HALIFAX, Island, and Home via ‘Thousand Islands and Niagara Falls, Meais aud Berth included in Ticket, call or address’ Mrs. T. G. BROWN, 248 Sd st. n.w. _Best of city references. ie LU*4¥. SATURAL BRIDGE, go. ‘The Ninth ELDRIDGE SELECT EXCURSION Leaves Wi:shington (1k.& O. station) at 5:30 FRIDAY, JUN} 17H, returns Monday, June 14th; number imited, and Gone allowed to register witho it guaran- tee o: good standing; guests are relieve. of all care, nd special attention paid to ladies traveling alone. Full invormation wd ckets procurable ouly of Mis STIL MAN, 1011 Mt o.w. Je5-6t 1-9 Wednesday and Thursday. TEAMER “LITTLE NELL” CAN BE CHAR tered torsm (ll parties to Cabin John Bridge or reat Fails; rates reasonable: wi arf, ligh-st. wharf, jeorg town, G. M. ROWE, 218 dust Se. Jeo-ai® M” AG! EX RSLON, By the Ladies of the CONGR flUNAL CHURCH, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 11TH, igse, Steamer W. W. Corcoran, Refreshmonts will be served by the Ladies. Tickets ‘bu cents, Boat leaves at 6 o'clock sharp, 5-50 Mas8are HALL. Steamer W. W. CORCORAN Will make dally excursions to Marshall Hall and Glymont, leav-ng at 10 am., arriving at Washington atd p.m.” The Old Manor House at Marshall fall fitted up with elegant reception rooms for ladies und geutlemen, and meals served a la carte. “Fruit, milk, ice, ice cream aud lunch supplied excursionists, Fare for round-trip 25 centa On sundays the Bout will make two trips to Mar shail Hall, jeaving at 10 a.m. and 2,30 p.m. returning at land 8 p.u Fare Round trip 25c. m5-6m r[PHE CosMOPOLITAN PARK OAK GROVE, UMMY WOODS), is now ready for Sunday Schools aud other Picules. Five minu.es' walk from 14th-t. cars extended, ‘Ihe cars will ran every fieen miuutes during the pro- gress of a picnic hariiavie institutions can have the use of the Purk frew of cuarge by applying to Jeo SIDNEY WILLS, Prop JARPENTERS AND JOINE, JOINT EXCURSION ‘To Marshall Hall, TUESDAY, JUN«: 8, 1886, Steamer Arrowsmith leaves 7th'st. Wharf 9 a.m.and -m. Leaves Marshall Hall 3 p.m. and 10:30 juin, ickets o0 cents. Jerse D5 EST! 25 CENTS! STEAMER “JOHN W. THOMPSON,” ‘To Glymont «nd return, SUNDAY, JUNE 6TH, At 3.30 p.m., from 6th-street wharf, Fare for round (rip, oniy 25c, Return at 8:30 p.m. ‘The longest. pieasautest and cheapest of all Sunday jetzt \OLONIAL BEACH GRAND SUMMER RESORT, SPECIAL EXCURSION SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1886, Steamer Arrowsmith leaves 7th street wharf at 8:30 a.m. sharp, stopping at Alexandria, ‘Leaves the Bech 5pm. Home at 10 p.m. special A:tractions: Grapd musical entertainment Uy Prof. Pistorio’s band. seaside dinner, Suit water bathing commences jay. 1.eireshments and Dinner on board and at the hotel. Kegular daly trips for Uie season Will commente ob oraboui the 2uih. See dul.y papers +xcursion ‘Lickets, 5uc.4" Chi.dren, 25 cts. Jes-3t CW. HIDLEY, Manager, rie MIKADO COUR. PICNICS EVERY saT- urday evening at Guethler's Park, E st., bet. 13th 414th sts. se. commencing SATURDAY, JUNE SVM, 16, at 6 O'clock. Full orchestra, Prize buwl- ing. “Aduiission, 25 cs. Jest LIVER NIEW AND O0cOQUAN Facts, va. ihe steamer Mary Washinton, River View every Sub.ay; two trips: ieaving at 10am. and 3 p.m., re turning’ at uy aud 8p, m. ‘Tickets, 2o conte goon Falls every Wedivesdiy. leaving "at 9 um. returning at 8 op. m. Dance ing “down and buck, Tickels, 25 ceu's, Commen:ing Wednesday, June 2. Family days at Kiver View every saturd.y, leaving at 10 am. re- turning at S:3u pm. Dancing down aud back and at the grounds. “Aiexets, lu ceuts, commen day, June 5. Professor Proc.or's iaucing School Ke at iver View every Saturday evening, leaving @tu:30 p. m.. returning at 11 p.m. Dancnig down und back, and at Ue g/Ounds on the largest aud Best pavilion ‘on the Potomac, ‘Tickets, 2 cents. Pusl- ively uo objecticnuble parties allowed on the above urls, For charter lnquireof E,8 RANDALL, my25, Manager. (Cs Excunsion To EUROPE AND CALIFORNIA For the Spring and Summer of 1886, Send tor Pro- grams. TICKETS ISSUED for iN DIVIDUAL TPAVEL- Eley 1 and Im all paris of tlie World, SAGE. 10 1S by all lives of Steamers, COOKS ESCURSIONIST, With maps, published monthly, by Tail tor ven cents Address, ray, N.Y ‘Titos, COOK & SUN, -61 mb24-waeeri zw Coa Bis JOUNS AND GREAT FALE. ‘The steamer H. G. WAGNEK can be chartered tor Excurstons to either of the above places Apply. j2i (AL) Bridge st. my15-in Avorn: Bro Assonrurxr Of all pure wool, HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, In beuutiiul Syring shades Just received, These elegant Dress Goods ure worth 37g, tue price Is reduce to ube. FANCY SUMMER SILKS, 37, 50, 62c. BLACK CASHMERE SIA WLS, pure wool, $1.50, NAYY GLUE, GAGSED AND BROWN SATINES, Se. BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 500, coo A RRR TTT ERE RRR OO ky Rk THT EPR ERR, gSty 89 AA BRR Tt fe ite oo R oT EER ~ coo 2 4 RB OT kee HR B Sas8 5 ‘711 Market Space, near 7un stroe. ROYAL SERGE in Beautifal Spring Shades, double width, 12 yards for $2, BOU-CLA GRENADINES, beautiful §} Shades, wide double width, pure woul, ue Pre ALBATROSS and NUN’S Vn1LING, beautifal spring ‘Shades, Wide Goubie width very tue quality, re suoed to 37uc. SURAH sILKS, beautiful Spring Shades, excellent ‘quu.ity, €xira wide width, reduced to Goce. Excellent quality BLACK SILK», extra width, $1.00, BLACK BiXOUADE SILKS, special bargain, 75, ach customer wno buys $10 worth of UFy Goods Wal ye prescuted wits a large sue BRIDAL QUILT, worth $1.50, or a pair of our handsome BAMLN DAMASK TUWLLS, extra large maze, worth $1.00, mmyat Ouer 4 £Ull Liue of te best PRESERVING JAR YET INVENTED, Do Not i:uy Until You Have Seen Them, OU 30ASTED COFFEES are always the best and perfectly freab, ‘VHu. FINLS1 CREAMERY BUTTER, delivered 1u Reirgerator Boxes. Jeruwas __ Penusvivama Avenue cor. 4st. 7 Piie STGKE Is OVER AND TAM NOW PRE bared Wo deliver iresb-mined Cumberland Coal at lowest market pees, Orders prompuy filled. JUHN MILLER, ‘Lumber, Wood und Coal, 4% st. und Maryland ave. aw. South Capito: aud (sta ae 1020 14th st. n.w.; 1m Ge ‘TO GED. 8. WALKER i OR MONUMENTAL ‘Granite Work; best uscilities in W. 20 10F pores seh Work. “Oulce aud Yuid «Uz to 708 Nuit Capitol St, to Four of wuverument Printing Uillce. mnt W abktes, ge 10TH SEREET N.W. Mota proof Feit,Carbolate of Plaster, . Ga Gus bare mud BOSTORK HARD W.AX isalwaye 1D ‘floors. nay usw bel (MARKY'S WM. HAHN & ©O., orca, Mies SCHOOL sHoEs, son REFIT, Guarantes with every pair. ebay ee ne TOCK ISLAN! HYGEIA — | PVE CRESCENT NOTEL, NOkWood HALT. CORNER 4TW ave. AND Bixtw'bowe, ncarbenchs an mndera cor g Tg | T" sige ¢ | NSRne pata Taree Toreireaiae. 7? nates : ee ee Rages MR Met Moccia Te jeo-1a 2 ° “THE KIVTATINA er Gap Pa Open fro AD altvear bealth and pleasure revort celebrated fur WONDERFUL SPRINGS delightful climate. ‘Thirteen Lours from St, Lous via “F isco Line.” Through Pullman Slee built of stone. entirely new | Klegantly f | Ts41 ee s fadelpiiine 4 mt to Now York Hotel rece: tly Febalit, 4 sinbed. Ronin en salve, wich ty H elevator po yg ee water, bathe, an untimited supply of pores. cing mt au elevation of 2.000 fret. Ad: | OF em lectrie tn ts and the ony pamuner cle for a reascnabie _s . elm wants fully supp ted at this place. formation av vo terme “den ct sudFew. Ls HOUSE, HARPERS Fakn¥ ic views of the house will 4 Wee Va, Mr 8 By Lovet:, Croprie. LIGHT, Canton. Bradford county. Pa Jeo-ot™ pry cumaalen weer Trtsny chr, tian Con vel qaetincion and ® me LLEGHANY =P (INGS, VIRGINIA. — THE | gu tu si5 per week. ‘Melcrene. © a. Tabiewurvinid * (Ey _my20-séw4t o Open May 200 LAIRE, scat a Leke Beach, N J. _ AUCTIO? the Pop- Ular Fesortin the mouatalus of Virginia "Alita ws ern improvements. ‘descrivt. : ‘The most Shartaling location tie Dearth ALE: ayzoow Mod appointments, 32 Mo HcHA RLS : my se HOS. E WAGGAMAN, Real Hxtawe Auctioneer, | — f DESIRABLE BUILDING FRONTS, IN Lors ‘ SUILON K AND NOKTH CAPITOL SI he NOKTHWEST On WEDNESDAY, JUNE NINTH, OCK PM, Twill offer for sale a fr ui of the purest QURF HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, N. J.—FIRST- Sie cnily ose aireeuy on the beac Bosting. 35-6 Lots NEAR WATKINS to ostaber, Ace mmoiation fo)" 280) ues Most attractive sumuner resort 1h the country, ust archery, blillards, bowing, boating, good Lshiog wid driving.” SPECIAL SEASON RATES FOR FAML ‘and crabbing. RS. EL. GARRETSON. es BERAED lesa, “THE BELFORD SPRIN = BEDFORD, PENS. This popular ~ummei Resurt opens fOr the sv, .0s of guests JUNE JUTIL 1886. jas bech enlarged and Improved for the season. Round trip tcaevs to be und at P. K. 1 Co's and B.@O. RK. Co's s icket oftices, aud baggage checked through. heuiurd water and pamphlets at Gi SHAPERS, 1010 Fst. nw. Prices of board and tier information by application tothe proprietors, Fivi at y s Iete im square THOS, E.WAGGAMAN. SALE—MISCELLANEUU SALE | FOR | oor iitey Gil Every modern iuprovement; fine Geran View A one square ue New Iron Pier.” Heated by stew. sins mete aaa grounds Gow exopatvely farizhe | suaaven one uta HLOAUL Tos ohm ie gucsts at the springs and those purchasing Uckets for | 7Ayjip BASS ROCK, GOOD HARBOR REACH, | [PgBSALEcnocacy AND PROVISION STORK their use. THE AS VERS ON Hriks, East Gloucester, Mass. Grand ocean, dutug a xood Dusiivess: two-story brick, Ina grew Jeb-w Owners and Proprietors, scenery, lovey drives boating. hing. suri A SecliOn, BOF beast; god reawa iors llag. App ® Apu PROSPECT, find ait water at iZur Bat we, Wendy Lene to Lavoos WeiGHTs mantua's 9/7 { a aes | POR SALE — TWO ALD) RNEY CWS” ON $ y aS ae a fresh; aud two Je eters. Apply to Mayor vit ne 15. A pl Healthfui and in every _euwtieg ater. ~ GOOD: * oy rt way Sieclane bute Lean water andl pisces o | etc. For lusttuted Creuse and mae, NUNN luterest; under en rates reas KR SALE—AN U iy new muuagernic (NO. USED ONE n roprieior wili be at the U.died states betel | rayiik ~~ NANEPASHE! ARBL OH De S dem st, aw ull June Lo, with plans BT. CREGEN, — Coolest A LARGE AQUAKICM, 40 XI8INX B Viti at ‘halt pre Ass” No 2“ Cangrap order tor B35. Addres, X., ~tar oftie. : POR SALE—A POR Nantlig a cmpleve 1 Be« ISLAND, RT OCKAN VIEW HOTrh. A summer atsea, Splendid Bass, Blue and, 500 gues. Scrictly first class." kiegant Mu- SL3 Hi iui’ good orch stra, siring and brass. Pesiee tor illustrated ar, OS MAL- 0! 101 Miles on Buitimore and Ohio RR. Onl hours from Wasiirgien to hote! SouE , 2C. Aino. @ iarge stuck of saunihand DOW NEY'S. 1627 Lat. nw affections ‘Cuisine unsurpassed. Hotel accommo- CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, | Gutes G00 guests. Spieud.d. bali room. and music. cleguit, “lemperature of wait com ty Heston awe “GB-eoom | JWHESATROA RELVICR STOCK OF FINE: Cai ranren i y tea io any tem LE oe 0 eee | B'ntacen, by beet build-rm, compritayg Victories Co perature ior invelidy. ‘Tuese walers are @ specide tor HoT! Kaarerskict, Surreye, Juui-wats, Pita-tonk duces, Vike Flictuiatisn, skin diseases and Kidney and wervons A is Write tor terms and iuustraied an descripuve OPENS JUNE 26, 1886. JQOR SAL PAIR OF THOR ann Good for season. ged. oughebred Jerla Nvand tp ckets oO ENT Teo. | Forrates, &c, apply to med peers oid wt ben NSH BEASON, W. F. PAIGE goed Giver, filicen anu a-bail bends, aud ates : Twenuy good work hurwes, ARR HOTEL COLUMBIA, Grand Hotel, Sist st. and Broaiway, Jed-t0 WY _DOWNEY'S, 1620 L st. OCEAN BEACH, N. J. my4-eo26t New York. a Ty - Hh eg Fe AIHER SAKA DOGA = Funks to chs. uly ®80. Neo our sauce (On the Beach.) 4 dSceamer chaire ‘mule agents tor bowds 1X tee OPEN LN JUNE. osane Tuv Market space, Peunsyivauia ave. For. &c., address aoe i a . pidepar ee FRED E FOSTER dings: capacity. SOR SALE-0ad 6 ST. NOW. ONE HAY FIVE scenery grand and picture que: w and tree Se SS TREES LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL, MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA, SEASON OF 1886, Fs. @sr-o1d horse, $200; and vit Jumpseat car age N.S, and single harness: hand made, glow. s | POR SALE—TWo FresT-cLass 5 Mares, iurve aice Drivers, ia Work Horse Morse, Ihigsy and Harness cheap. At Livers 11 Tit se hw jah | JPORSALe—ON ACCOUNT OF OTHOK WS hess eugageuients, the Lease, License and = tock SiC, wae | OF a thoroughly establisued Grocery. Liquor td Pre E block trom ocean; Jeout® from. prostr.ting heat idsammer; the mr resort." \\ rite for illustrated pan s vuber JN. WOODWARD, Gen, HOUCK, President, or © A. SPKLN: urer, Harrisonburg, Va JP 3.000 FEET! DEEK PAK AND OAKLA’ THE CREST OF THE ALLE WITHIN THE FAMOUS GLADE — RECTLY ON THE LINE OF THE B @ 0. vision Store. loquire at #17 2uth st. mw. jeder NU STAGE RIDES OR "BU ~ TKANSFERS. ou = = Pain wicOw- ALL LIMIED EXPRESS TRAINS STOP. B SALE A HANDSOME UPRIGHT SitOW ‘compiete, with mickel AULEBACH & BRO.,623 Witt open to the public June 1, under entirely new regime} ee, tierly conneciea w'th phe Syuthern ot With the new and BALTIMOK paraie.ed iast sched: Is AND OHIO RA. LROAD. these Ie Vania w Ae ere EE Se a i fecently the Blatiaon, ot Muweskes wilt ive | vanteousiy both ae tp train services ad | JOH SALIH waco itiagement of tne, boleh aud gueatsca Geared | Surroundings, of any ent ofthe Rockies ves ll yoo ont reine; priven atc aeyty tone rere “00 | No FLIES! NO NOSQUITUE-! SU HAY FEVER: Room 9, New NO MALARY Deer Park and Oaxiand, the one being but six miles distant ‘rom (he other —with the must charming Jed-3te SOR SALE—CHEAP FoR “ CASH—GROCERE B K. TICE, Manager, and Provision Siore good stand; une of cae Dew jo Lithia Springs, Va, | connecting them will b» under the manages on be a ‘s | Sir Weg: WALKEIE wae 1s bls turse season | “Frege Utbecky. addreu &. G., sear ofice or to the Company at thelr office, srement hestoade many enthusiastic friends of the | 062° __ a glorious resorts among Washin-touiais, SOK SALE—A SHOW CASE AND OOUNT Jet-1m 33 Marclay st New York. | ‘Ail! comuanicaitons, shouid ie addressed to W, Can be seen at LUWDUIN'S Gallery, L115 Peune OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA., Te ee atlas th act Cumberland, Md. “p | ayivauinave. aw. Jeasut Bf Bow open for guests: capacity 700 Tbe Fe MBP | [oan 1 After that dute, etiher Deer Paris or Ga Poe Abe PINE YOUNG MARE, FIVE Vest ew thanagement will. wel ol . ol age inends and endeavor to make t pleasant fortho-e | RATES $75 and $90 per month, according to id; : e gouk git bay: very stysishh; ae adster. “Cause for sciuig, owe Rare cuince to get good auliual. | Blar office, locations, Imagratns of reutus und Bests open sea ae Or Ticket OMice, OLY and (ol Pa aves Washin to ‘The H&G. Company bus spared nockpenen nee who visit the Springs this season. The only waterl .g piace in the mountains that has all substantial brick bu Idiug. ‘The prettiest ‘awn in Virgina, ‘The wa.er Tt. ation ania Virginia meee | aering Deer bart hod Getiond tae ioctiog hes tees | Sas aa ngiaotelyog wekngniecged to be the only purely | fen tinct ihe tact. and ior the neva of tuibet | [Qian medicinal water iu Virgin eater, pot etinucet bir touses nencueg Piatti | 82% BN Je3-1m. ——— THE FINEST PLACE FOR CHILDREN IN THE [mon avenue a N street, « light Pars LAND. myd4.tn.chzm chat i Viceable, bul needs paintin Jet We FAYETTE, CAPE MAY Aseautifuily located, within ou i the ocean. Str Fire <5 ¥ first-class in all its ap- at | scans aid, pert dating Purposes. Keduced | and Scoember. | BID HILURETH, Proprietor. | pee BRIGHTON,” & a? Atiantic Crry, N. J. Pee, eek house for suis Shing at a b customer. 44% Gta st FPOkSaLE-ONE FINEMARE aig YEARS OLD, sound and gen be driven by auy one 626 44, 51. 8.W. Cun beseen at Sp. man} eve Jeset® rest si BARGAIN elegant full 7 octave sju. re grand scale {BBITT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. J. “ine Ocean view, gas, electric belis. | je3-Im_ SW. GOL’ | \OBB'S ISLAND. Corronened for te recention of vistors #4 Splendid Bathing, Fishing :m! Sipe Shoot- 14 ing. Passenzers for Cobb's .s.aud will take \-e aye Charles, a duily steamer trou Norfolk, at 0220 an, or from Cid Point at 1] amor steamer No thainy- Bussenigers will buy ticket on the steauner tu Cherito mgers wil jcket on the steamnet to 7A Station, where bucks for seaside wil meet them. terms tor May, June. Jel-coum AN > » per unonthh 40, . haudsome risewoud cust, Gniehed. with bear y Aadvem OY © Ort Spay: Bay View Bo OFEM AId, THE TEAR, Bouldings, rich.y carved fogs and iyre: bea. inn tote Jerzgm Cops slab@_| prot andcold Sea Water Baths, and all modern cop- | it due singiug quailises, sor ely co00, ou easy pay | mens of giv per mouth. “Cover aid sto in > cluded. i baggie) ‘wentevees, | Seaiso have some good bargains tn nearly new ‘corner Pacific and Kentucky avenves, 4 ¥. W. HEMSLEY @ 80: upg Pa Sry best duakes, vet) cheap fot Jel-co3m ATLANTIC CITY, N. 5. th We a 3 hous. In the city that makes a spe EAN _WOUSF, SPRING clalty Of taking old Vancom in trade Secret meals Sra epee gg et he! PIANO EXCHANGE WARFROOMS, Oper year. 2 fae Ist, 1830, Ts. MF. bs 7 m a soln Jer tm | Meteo 1323 Spr ice st. Phi rr se 422 9h scree, NGLESIDE,” | J te Sates BoTEL, oR SALE—A STY OPEN RxcKAWAY TMOMGatnendet Keatacty ave, Geah RNC crry. ss. Qomp | Rutpatiteonun eens Atlantic Citys NTO. nod opens JUNE a0. 3 early ew: sat NCDERAOTT @ eae eee ORT | The, Lending Hotel. Excellent Cusine.’ atyeso | Ian's, S10 is-im at Sap lanTiacae ppolntineu.. Ke te Bells, Fire Escape, ae aie aan ake x. = Gitaite Cityc®. 31 kiecitie be tlacvery') 2S OUI BMOWA brop, amsted by Pratt SeDon- | JPOH SALE -CANPHIS AND FURNITUKE 1S room; hotel Lyhied ‘by eteeicie ligt: com- PAW f | ald. ae SOR SAL ONDHAND UP ik picts sanuiary arrangements, “JOS 8 RKNEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH CO., VA Sis: rs aon et THE LARGES( AND Mont FA MIONABLY wp h py ue ASBURY PARK, SUMAIEN ISOM LN TH MOUNTAIN= OF ey Bi a AY NEW JERSEY, ‘This res rt hus been thoroughly overhau'ed, |e. painted, repased : | jwmets wine ti HOTEL BRUNSWICK, uountain: | Monty payments or cash. 3 ¢ Season June 16th until October. Lina | ‘ewly fur hou, and new Garis J. S°RG0K, B20 M sk, Georetowa. uns hu have been piaced in wil the rooms, wi Sale a a = 4 springs. making this wie best aud ‘most compiete re. | JOH SALES A HANDSOME TCART. ALSO ‘Mra. D. B STOCKHAM # CO., Proprietors sortte be fouad in the south “Greuest ae ity cr | A large brown Horse, young, strung and genile: bo B Medicinal waters .t ally sumuier resort in the Culted | Ye Ceap. Apply JOYCKS ikepyitory.24:h ot .ueat ‘Mr. G. T. Stockham, of the Ebbitt House, will en- Sep feat errs cote: table oF | Peunsyivania ave. = i ee im pepe tree dene 2 pre Ry RSE | 7 SL ee Moderate. B&O. Tes ‘api aud Express office in the vuiling. This is ing piace to Wa-bington, beiug only & hours’ ride on the KR Two trams daily. “Music wil be furi-bed bj Prof, Kd. Wilian String Bund, or al baugh’s “Opera House. Descriptive pamphiets cou- toliiog tull information, cuts of the four princiyal | hotels, analysis o: the water. aliractlons, teruis, ves | be had free at the following drug- S, sCaaf T's ui Roce Esox Srrrxes aso Barss, ta | OPEN JUNE ler. Six Hours from Washington. Guests can now take the Express Train from & uud ©, RR Depot at 9:43 a m. Full descriptive pamphlets, giving all information, may bead at (he oluce Of SSP TATT MOSS, 401 Yin street,or at the counter of the EVENINGSTAR veur Sth may 2-}m, Y F.NE HORSES hem are five {ine tects abd several coupe Lnaddie horses, ilo: which are Mis G. BOWEN, O49 N. V. ave, SUR SALE—A STHINWAY GRAM NO AT aw sucrifice, ou account of owner leaving the city To ve seeu ai GL WILD & GRO.S, 709. ith st now. my lod OR SALE—DRITISH CHALLENG! (uew), Bails ands tued iellow Yost. For further tuformation addres. I. CABELL | MADDUX, Proprietor, 1G. BC ihe, Chief Clerk. | br. CW. CHANCELLOR, Resident Physician. Jel-2m A.S PRATT, Proprietor. | YT; Syn feels sieve and best roudsters made.” taedtced TOCKTON HOTEL, | Wt 580 norer, mys CARCEAL CYCLE CO, 14065. ¥.ave_ Care Oe ee LONG BRANCH, ‘ =BRICK YARD, IN THE CITY OF SEASON OF 1886 UND A THE MANAGE OS . Va. containing about ly mores: has ry ‘OF HENRY C JAMES P. COLT. SPECIAL RATES MADE FOR THE SEASON, DAY, JUNE 30. ter or on application at COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT WILL OPEN JUNE 10, THE HOTEL JUNE 19 D. M. & W. E. HILDRETH, Proprietors. my4-30t_New York Office, 62 Broadway, New York ASON 1556. IOUSE, REHOBOTH suuoult of clay Wo tuce 190,000,000 Together with beck Mackie. Machine, Kiln Wabis, Sheds, a&c busy of wecess Wo buih cars wou river Apply to W. HL Ha, | htyo-am it Vet LE, PhtindsIphia. BEACH, Disi., Wil reopen Juue Ist ae ee YY Mr. Clair will be at the Arlington on onday and | Terus ~resonudic "Send lor “eirculs Washington, among whick are ch lavest syle Vic. ‘Tursitny, June 7. abd 8th, wit plan Of rovus Hiroteute ro Wasmiugion to” flak, Cabroveticy ent sou-op, pactuna cauepy aie! ood fer season ab reuuted tates’ “Gis Sn) Srlemiun top, earrey',, indies on at ° P\HE METROPOLITAN” NOW OPEN. NEAR | TOs, proprietors Carts und Graces, doe {tum » JUMP medi Ox Warm Baths and iron Pier. sew NE VILUA, CAPE MAY. tension and bogey tilace drainages Terms moderate Aiuetie Gy. ai iieaer tiene apanne cee pen oper 6 a ckande mS Se ea fa escapee een Sah gt | Phau aol a So INEY POINT i youdeuce solicited. z ciel | eet PONT BOTE oe MARY, Mi) | meaeaoe THEO. MUELLER Props | NINETY-TWO MILES FROM WASHINGTON, >» iN » ah. ‘ON THE POTOMAC RIVER. Be Riilixe, noareye, rrsucse. Ei rear uf ibe Natloual Will open for cuests JUNE 19, 1886, Address W. F. LAR: »EE, - my es Steamers Exce. for aud Geo Leary leave ny sSam Fortress’ Monroe, Va. each evening from iu. of 71h street. Accomodations for 250 guests, ‘The most attractive Summer Resort on tle tse mac. Music, Bluards, ating, Fishing aod Salt Water Bathing. sates >1-u sind #2 per day: $10 and $12 per week: BAR AINS IN Leather Lranks, Wer beh used, mer our Har IVER ViEW HOU: TR ivtnted’ vy sat wacer, | Gorouguiy renovaced. ‘Special red price tur May and Juge, tates for Bust and Septenter 96 to SY per ood water’ fishing tostivg abd bs ca $85, and, 540 per! wonth, acvording to location of cit cugtied tor tie summers; Cavamss os | Et ow voms. wircula.s, &e., app! V ASI Wii- | Seam yac “¥ ~ Tuning elevators, pt CiaMs St77t sect nw.sor BM. PETATT Mane: | epplicaton (o LOWLAND MILL, Oxord, Md. | Auta" tuisctimery. "Semd for Circular aud pric dag th Ber, on the premises, my27-lm | _myidduy | BALLAUE, Avent et tub bebua = . JAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS (ALKALINE | 55 ALA CITY: x. 54 North Carolina ine Pact JEATHIA WATEIS. aso Fine Trot | Go poumipriable aid well appolaveat-0 Ree No mclarla "Where tie’sicc and over- Lede | Pagous, even sown Jai Box b2u. ZARGEN, min. SStked soon Recover, and the wellure alwajemamny. | 2200320 {\MEE“ON HOUSE, SOUTH CAROLINA th SE ave, near Atlantic City. N. TLASTIC CITY, deean, re Fy apered, returuisued and iiepho..e connec-as W OPEN, oy , Reece teen | Te ce oe Eset Quasars wy 27m DUBOIS & YOUNG. | usu. (ap-s-m) "Mrs. MJ. 5CI ¢¢ryWH¥ VICTORIA.” ATLANT.CCITY, GUNTAIs TOP HOTEL—THIs COOL AND ‘open all the year, - uly heated: 5 AVE de ighttui resort, pof the fauous, it hot aid Gold sea baths. ‘uu Hat wirectly on, Bae 14. ge Mountains of Viewiuias will be Bi? deuch free tu guesiy, “M. WILLIAMS my’ open JUN ABT, 188, WN ax J Oo” POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA, HYGELA HOTEL, ‘Terms for the season of 1886, r gue bt cedaeed Sn oY ver oc ou soe Oh maintained, PRINTED BATISTF, 10c. ‘We have just opened another lot of these elegant goods in choice styles. More ENT Whoroughy renavarg COE TUNE TENTH ry rooster | ETE RE | the summit of Blue Ridge, on Western Mary - 403 j land KC Noted tor us devigittal adr wud pule ae. ot eae ee ‘cor | CHALE DE LAINE, elegant quality, reduoed to highest standacd of excellence PHY SA RoW. Bay" Balumdre, Mae ayia | OS Send for llustraved descriptive pam phlet and teruis. AP WHIT. SULPILUR AND | PRINTED PONGEE, reduced to $1; the coolest and s pian seen GHALYBEATE SPLINGS | Most useru: dress or warns Weatier, : Wil: be opeued fur tue reception ot BLACK PONGEE. BLACK SURAB, MERVEIL- my17-Sm Manager| iris add evs Cust dW, WHIELeR 2 ROL | LEUR and RMADAMIS very cheap. CPE Wy Bose RY PARK: N. SUN, Newville, Cuniveriand ovunty, Pa aps Great reductions in all kinds of FANCY DRESS Erect pai ay VATSKILL NUUSTA.NS GooUs. Cape Phil toch, Ua ie Youu Ss HOTEL, ULSTER, PINE HILL, “ Just openeda large lot of CREAM SKASIDE SUIT agetaae: at Parker, Ue Preapecy, Ulster County, N. ¥. ING. ILBURTON BY THE ENGLISH CHEVIOTS for Steamer Suitings, NOKTH SPRING LAKE, N. J. V from June to Uciober.. Hooins ea! _telegrap. und post fice. Oper and Best selected stock of FINE FRENCH be cuagca by letter or tsegraphe Sate run Bend tor hd referent sATronabinnewonsigiee ji-eokaa ‘BK LeTCHWo.. ‘ap2s zine H. F. BAKi-K. Proprietor. M™ SHORgINAD Lake, mance, teat arotina ave. Now pet for Sewos igen "3 ° v a . vue Bavesise resots for apecoumen oanaeea Bee eins ROBUIEDS & SON We have Just opened a lot ot SUMMER SHAWLS tonriueaes ivalids “siay tever ie myl23m Atiauticc ity, N. J. ‘tent whuch we ober at very low prices. For cir O, A. DENNEN, Mavager, as He Ae ANUS on. ALK | | Remnantsof ali kinds of DSS GOODS and SILKS 9m, 196 sists Se Becoe Siete, | letwers of the Couuinental totes, Vhilades: a my10-w,fmew_ Pula; “luck tou Hotel aud Congress Hall, ape, BLACK GOODS of every description. INDSORSU: REPRINGS, BU, uy, Propiteor, Duy 1d-~.t0,thyesrouse Mounta.na, So suaiaria oF Tuosgul ** (OLONADEagtarie cry. 3 HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, etc. ‘Paret & Wht trncwu Jail MODERN IMPROVE" ARADOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS st cost, ee cites or address A: ML SRLLY, New" ind: | MENTS Addvesstt eRe Li oes Ma Pe SUN L Htc &. nw. or Hotel. erie W. L SHTUSTER @ soma Z 919 Peonsyivenisave, OuE PRICE.