Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. . WEDNESDAY. » & "JUNE 23, 1886-—WITH SUPPLEMENT. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF TRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasmixetos, I ne 2: dam, For District of Columbia, Delaware, M Jand and Virginia, fair weather, winds gener- ally w For Thursday, local rains and stat perature are indicated for the } Siaies, and generally fair weather, with station- ary temperature, for the middie Atiantic state: styles and grades. A t.G and H, PLate and 100 50. Whitaker's, Warre MELoNs, WATEK MeLons. We Just received one car loadof the largest an finest water melons ever known for this ti of year, at the Old Central Fruit Store, 4 Louisiana aveaue. Tucker Bros. Water melons on ice. =e Caxps, printed trom pla’ Ww aker's. petaie Woopwarp & Lotikor have opene cbuts per yard, such as they had before. Those w at Shedd’s, 409 9th street, Picture Frames of all kinds. An ele $0 gilt i jor erayou portrait for Frames made to order at the shortest notice in ‘all styles of bronze, gilt and plain woods. ‘J.B. SPELSHOUSE, 725 7th st, bet. G and w be supplie Gas FIXTURES, iH. ALL Books at cost, Whitai ors. a large lot of Silk ye. Frane’s, Phe Oniy Strictly ¢ Furnishing Store in the Look for Auerbach & Bros second page le-day in their rex) JUST RECEIVEE penders; aud D ‘sis, tract pns on the wlar space. Jos Work in plumbing and tinning promptly done by 5.5. Shedd, 409 9tu street. PATRONIZE up-town trade; go to Washington Optical Co. 14th street, between H and J; You will be satisted. Autotypes 50. each. Whitake Marble Top Cl able and To} H. DUNN, 311 7th st ow. and ranges at Sheda’s, Gas stov WIxpoW SHADES ai bottom prices. Or que Shades, two ag rollers, ia all colors, compl yeand up.” Best Scoteh Holland J. F. SPELSHOUSE, ast. ita hy st., bet, G and ALL books ordered 15 per cent discount, Whitaker's, Save Evesicur. Consult Hempler. yards long, o: 453 ave. ‘he Grand Duchess.”” VaNORAMA BUILDING.—Second Battle of Bull Run. an ee Condensed Locals. Aquila R. Allen was ye constable for the Distfict, the appointment to take edlect rom the expifation of bis present term. Ahorse attached to one of Portner’s beer Wagous took fright near the corner of 12th and F sireets northwest just evening and ran aw Al the corner of Penasylv: avenue Wagon collided with a lamp-post, and the d Jolin Adiing, was thrown from the wag Th Congres- yetery Some duys age, Will be taken Vault at tive o'clock td-morrow aiter- | noun and interred. Those who leave the eity during the summer have THE STAK mailed to them jor any | th of time and the address changed us oiten | us desired. The subscription paid in advane The Baltimor eVer, assistant ero Wilmington, who, on the re- Sharp, will continue With bim in es on the Criminal Court petit d tonday by the acceptance of Thi sevit. nt given on the ath ot Ju the frieuds of the late John E. ‘Fhompson, prineipa! of the Jetferson school in b Wash! -hetted a little upwards of The sum is to be expended in the erec Uon of a monument over bis remains, Robert Smoot, a colored iman about 40 years of age, who lives in Uniontown, was before the Police’ Court to-day charged with indecent | assiul & fihe of $10 Was imposed. Charies White, alias Gres alias Shamrock, | Was beture the "Police Court to-day charged with stealing 95 from his employer, Mrs. bligu- 1 Ruck, Bevel | rday reappointed a | slightly injured. | beth Johnson, and was sentenced w Bu days in | Jail. ‘The eight small colored boys who were ar- Tested on suspicion of stealing dynamite from the shop of the Lanier Heights W ter Supply company were tried in the Puuice Court | to-day, und one of them, L lined lu. miel Muiniord, was The others Were discharg Tuere will be a zame of base played at the Capitol park F afternoon, between the 07 the ith and seventh precincts. er W jelivered Un ar school graduates in we Den son buliding to-day and made a short address. Supt. Powell Excursions and Picnics, The E street Baptist Sunday school will give an excursion to Glymont ou Frida Of We Lake making two tmps, at S a.m. and 4:30 p.m fhe Metropolitan Baptist Sunday school will A¥e ty anuual excursion to-morrow, going to River View on the Mary Wasbiugton, which leaves her whart at 9a, in, The erghth annual excursion of the Jefferson Literary Society to Marshall Hali bas bee postponed until to-morrow. The Corcoran Jeaves her Wharf at 6:30 p.m. ihe Sunday the Metropolitan M. E. ebureh will take their friends on an excursic Ww Marshall Hall on Fri ¥ seloo! will yMout on the steamer Are Towsmith to-merrow, Thursday, the buat leav- ing her Wharf at 9:30", m1, Washington Division, No. 1,U. R. K. of P Will give one of the most attractive and cheay kcursions of the season to Watkins Gleb Niagara and Toronto, leaving bere on July Dawson Lodge Ne AA. M., will xiv 1 exeu anexcursion to ¢ ES hail Hail on the Cor- ow, the boat making two trips at and 6 p.m, ‘aledou! View on the Mary W Will take along ail its f ves down to River shington on Friday, and ends who desire to en- Club gives picnies at Guethler's ry Saturday eve ks’ Assembiy, K. of L., gives its first rsball” Hail to-day. Besides Waketleld will go down at nat 5 p. i. The Cle excursion to M moruing trips, t Gis p. aud the Those To Editor of the Tuk LvExiNe Stax: In the case nissing flowers at the recent High school commencement, I consid parties arrested, and honorably discharged, to give a proper ex. janation of the affair. “The young man Morris oyd and the colored boy have been employed ‘bout the building for over a year, the former us lithographer and the latter to run errands and as cleaner in and about the house, both having been trusted on many occasions with sums Of money and having access to different parts of the building containing Valuable prop- erty, and as yet we have failed to discover that a sidgle thing has beew missing, but to the con- trary mauy articles found in ‘the house have Weed returned by them and returned to the 4s. On the day in question I was on the and previous to the cominencement of ‘xereises I called a gentleman's attention Wo the large number of flowers (I should judze some 1,200 pieces) that were thrown all ubout the stage, In luct every space on the stage being covered with flowers. 1 remarked to the Ueman that the young men baving cl them (they being appointed by the school com- qittee) would never be able to distribute thei to the proper parties, au bim ifhe bad engaxed men to remove the! jummediately at the conclusion of the exercises, 4s we had Lot a moment to lose to have the sage cleared and prepore lor our evening per- formance. He replied that he had done all he could, and ordered the men; but as they did Rot get any pay he trusted to luck about thelr returning. I then informed hita that 1 would be obliged to order ali my men on duty tociean the stage at ouce, and if the flowers were not re- quoved we should remove them and not be re- spousible. Therefore the committee appointed by the school was alone to blame for the flower uidiculty, as was also the house committee re- xarding the bad management in front of the louse, as they also bad ail their own employes: Buused to handling a large crowd of people, besides issuing some 4,000 tickets and invita: tons for # building boiding 2,000. I trust that se facts may be put before tle public that blame may be put where it belongs. 8. W. Fort, Acting Manager Albaugh’s Opera House, pe oan a Gmaxp Anwy ENCAMPMENT AND Reunion AT Gerrrseuno.—The Grand Army of the Re- public, department of Penusyivania, will en- €amp on the battlelield of Gettysburg” July 2, aud remain until the 7th. On the 2d ana 3d of July the reunion of the Third Army Corps will be held on the same historic fleld. The eucamp- Ment of the Grand Army will be largely at tended, and the reunion will bring together vet- erans from every siate in the Union. Fog ene em be eee 7 on every day during the week something of interest to every old soldier will occur. Never since the days of the battle has there assem- on this famous spot so notable and impos- ‘coliection of Veterans as will gather there this week, and no better opportunity for the batile ground in the company of who were evguged in the great fight will be offered. For the benefit of thuse who be present the Pennsylvania railroad will sei! cxeursion tickets to Gettys- us om its tines east of Pitts. a Jane 30, July 1,2, 3 and 4, “ii the SUB, Inclusive, at one for the roma ip. eve desire to the Lady | | ment of WHERE TO SPEND THE SUMMER. Resorts at which the Dog Days May be Passed in Comfort. Now that the sum has climbed to the tropic Preparations are being pushed rapidly forward in many homes tor the annual hegira to the seaside or the mountains, Those who have not Yet chosen the retreat to which they propose to repair during the dog days will find much use- ful information in the advertising columns of THe Stan, To aid them in coming toa con- clusion THE STAR publishes notices of the mmer resorts that offer special attractions in the way of healthfulness and the excellence of the accommodations afforded. Virginia Beach has proved to be a popular re- sort, as it has the advantage of being the only resort south of Cape May directly on the ocean bank. ‘The railroad connects directly with the steamers at Nortollk. In order to accommodate guests Manager Marden, of the Ocean View hotel, at Block Istand, ft 1., will be at the Hamilton house, in this city, to-day, Thursday and Friday, where he can be seen, Bay Ridge, Md., 4s delightfully located and has good surt bathing. The Bay Ridge hotel will be opened? July Ist, under the. manaze- xe KR. Crump, of the Colonnade hotel, Philadelphia, “Mr, Crump's name. is a guarantee for all that is desirable ina hotel. Guests will find a good table, excelient_ accom modations and polite attention. Full informa- tion can be obtained by applying to Mr. Cramp. The Allaire,” at Spring Lake Beach, N. J., FE. M. Richardson, 1s said to be utitully located on the’ beach, and is fitted up in modern style, Palmer Cottage is a quiet seashore retreat Hampton, N.H., between Great ana Little arsheads. Mr. Josiah C. Palmer is the pro- prictor, ‘The Carleton, at Spring Lake Beach, N. J., re- opened under new management and renovated throughout, all modern improvements belng roduced, on June 15th. Misses A. E, and 5. F, Jones are the new proprietors. The Ocean View hotel at Block Istand, R. L.,is well-known for the excellence of all its appoint- nts and the f ning to be enjoyed there O.8. Marden, 405 Washington street, Boston, supplies illustrated cireulars. Eureka Springs, Ark., situated among fine | forests 2,000 teet above the sea, is rapidly gain- ing favoras an ail year health and pleasure resort, The Crescent hotel there, under. the mauazement of George W. Kitteile, is entirely new and offers unexceptionable a¢commod:- written and beautifully illus- Ks descriptive of New Hamp- nd New England scenery, and intended ave been Issued by the road, under the titles s by the B. and L.” and and About There.” “These vcured by writing to Lucius “Winnipe books nk ‘Tuttle, road at Boston, A quiet and pleasant summer resort is Upper- ville, Fauquier coun} whieh is now open for boarders, under the management of Rinker and Pierce. Seneca Lake is annually coming more and more into favor for summer sojourners. At tractive accommodations may be found at Long Point hotel, near the beautiful Watkins Glen, by comuiunicating with Downs and Couch, ‘Those who love an unobstructed ocean view will tind itat the Vermont house, Vermont venue, Atlantic City, which is open all the ir. The Lockwood house at Harper's Ferry, Mrs. S. E. Lovett, proprietress, isa pleasant’ resort convenient ‘to Washington among the moun- tains, Special terms are given to families, | - ‘to° pre be eheral pussenger agent of the B. and L. ‘The Potomac Ciub Regat INTERFSTING RACES EXPECTED TO-MOKROW, ‘The Potomac boat club will give a regatta to- morrow evening on the Potomac, and some very interesting races may be expected, judg- from the program whieh has been arranged. The eight-oared race will be contested by light aud heavy crews, The fourvared race will be ‘ney, Corn- between the light-weight rour—! il, weil, Smallwood and Fisher— Warde 1 Doyle. d Noordzy will row in here will be n four is, with lady coxswaius, single double seul! race, wilh cox- hs, a SWiuming and a tub race, dealin f OUTRAGEOUS TOLLS GO ON. vENING STAR: n, One of the lessees of the Aque- duct bridge, is reported as saying thata free bridge would be given us instanter, now that the President has approved the recent act. The query naturally arises, if the lessors and lesses joined, could not, under the act of 1851, give & proper title, how can. the lessees under the act of 1886, give it? The Alex Canal Company- the’ lessors—refase to aceept the latier act, and, inasmuch as the tee is In | them and not ‘in the lessees, Mr. Dungan’s dic- tum seeins in keeping wit) bi ments in past years. ‘The tollsh, bated. He compels us to pay them to-day Just did 15 yeurs ago. The Riddleberger act quires a title in fee as a prerequisite to pur- | © by the government. If the lessees were | ners in fee, then Mr. Dungan’s bragadocia | might be accepted as fact. As it is, we will wait the delivery of the goods before we trust his words. About 1800 ‘years ago. a certain | gentleman Was quite as profuse in promise as to certain possessions as Mr. Dungun ts now, and yet the fee, us now, Was in somebody else.” | ToLL PAyEx, —_.—_—_ Discharged From Custody. THE RIVER VIEW LARCENY CASE. wi Carney, Who was arrested yesterday on ant issued un a requisition of Gov Lioyd, of Maryland, was brought betore Jue MeArthur, of the Criminal Court, this merning, in obedience to a writ of habeas corpus, Mr. Thomas M. Field for the petitioner, and Assist- aut District Attorney Lavender for the govern- ment, The petitioner states that he was ai db e ny of a wateh from W. “arn d to have been committed at River View, on June 5th last, and he is now under bail'to answer the charge here. Mr. Fields claimed that the offense charged in the requisition was the same occurrence yn which is based the charge here. Mr. | der claimed that the olfense Was in y robbery. The court was d that (he ofleuse was the same, Ss raised the point that the statute had complied With, in that im the absence n indictinent, no uflidavit was appended, but insteau a simple certificate oath. ‘The | court sustained this point and dWehargea the prisoner. ae Ss The Chesapeake and Ohio Can: MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN THIS crry. At a meeting of the directors of the Chesa- peake and Ohio canal company, held yester- Messrs. W. W. Corcoran, C. M. Matthews and Henry Dodge, of Washington, were before the board in reference to business matters con- nected with the Potomac Lock and Dock com- pany. The president submitted a financial statement showing that during the past year, including ail the expenses incident to the late floods, which included repeated breaks, the heaviest ever known on the canal, miles of tow- pathing completely washed away} the purchase of all kinds of maierials and. the employment bt hundred extra hands, the ex- peuses amounted only to $83,000.” The ex- peuses Of the late flood were but $30,000, far Leiow what Was anticipated. ‘The present year, it is stated, will demonstrate whether the canal can be accepted as a future competitor in the coul-carrying trade of Maryland, ——— CHARGE OF ASSAULT AGAINST A SCHOOL Prixcivat.—Richard Fitzgerald, a fourteen. year-old boy, who attends tle Gales school, ap- peared betore the clerk of the Police Court yes- ietday, and swore out a Warrant for the arrest of Charles 3, Clark, principal of the school building, on a charge of assault and battery. ‘The boy ‘alleges that another boy threw some torpedoes on the floor, ana he (Fitzgerald) was accused of doing it by his teacher, who wanted to search him, Which be refused to let her do, when she called in the principal, Mr. Clark, whom he charges threw him down, put his foot on bim and choked him. gs ‘THE PLUMBERS AT DEER PARK.—The fourth annual convention of the National association of master plumbers of the United States was commenced at Deer Park, Md., yesterday, About 150 delegates were’ preseni, most of them being accompanied by their wives. The Master Plumbers’ association of this city is rep- resented by Messrs. E. J. Hannan, Robert Campbell and James A: Rogan. Mr. Hannan, reported the condition of the Master Plumbers” association in the District. —— Mrs, O’Rerty’s P1Gs.—In the Cireult Court yesterday the replevin case of Mrs. Ellen U' Keilly against James Murpby was tried and Verdict rendered jor Murphy. Mr. D. E. Cabill appeared for Mrs, O’Relily and Mr. E. M. Hewiett tor defendant. This wial excited con Siderable merriment. In 1882 Mra, OReilly bad an unruly pair of pigs, whieh ran out and on to the premises ot Murphy, who penned them. Mrs. O’Reiily, stating Ber inability to keep them up, Murphy offered to buy them, and the price o1 was ugreed upon, halt of Which was paid. irs. O'Reilly fai to call tor the balance of the money, but eight months allerwards (ine sow having u litter of nine pigs in the meantime), Mrs, O'Reilly claimed the pigs. Murphy retased to give them up and a criminal suit was brought by Mrs. Oney against Murphy, which sult was dismissed in the Police Court, Next she brought a replevin suit for the and, as staled above, she yer er case. terday lost ———___ WALKED OVER Him.—Last night yards of the Washington Brick boins oe While ‘several colored men were lying on th ground, David Scott, colored, entered sdusjpron Spence eset yan spoke to him and he repeated the act, when Scott arose aud struck him in the head with @ shovel. Scott was arrested by Officer Bast and this morning in the Police Court he was fined one dolar. ——>—___ PostroNement oF RxAi Saue— ‘The sale of two brick houses Oat and sie B sarect until Thurs are THE PROPOSED ROCK CREEK TUN- NEL. 2 Citizens Who Think the Work :Will Pay for Itself. As stated in Toe Stak, the District Commis- sioners have received a communication signed by a large number of citizens calling attention to the fact that there is but one bridge crossing Rock creek north of M street, and that one or more additional bridges are absolutely neces- sary "to accommodate the populous section north of M street and west of the creek. Re- ferring tothe fact that Rock creek above M street is crossed by but asingle bridge (that at P street), the petitioners say that this bridge is occupied by the double track of the Metropoli- tan railroad, but the car stables are just at its terminus, and the street is constantiy obstruc- ted by cars, which stop to change horses, and which are Swang round by a turntable In the middle of the street to reverse their course. In fact, one or more additional bridges above M street are absolutely necessary to connect the populous section above men- Honed with the rest of the city. ‘The expense of erecting ordinary bridges over the wide and deep chasm of Rock creek, the petitioners say, would be enormous, and they believe that by the plan they suggest two or more of the streets lying between M and P Streets could be extended across Rock creek at less than the cost of a single bridge, From Lyon's mill Kock ereek rans southeast about eighteen hundred feet to O street; there itturns westward, and in about.one thousand feet reaches the eastern ely, of Dumbarton avenue. From this point a line drawn due north a distance of thirteen hundred feet inter- sects the creek at Lyon's mill; so that a tunnel on this line 1,300 feet in length would leave dry the bed of Rock creek for some two thous- and eight hundred feet and allow the streets to be extended across the chasm by embankments, Within a tew hundred yards of that section of the creek there is earth’ enouzh above grade to make those embankments, and go tar, with the addition of the excavations constantly going on for new buildings, to bring the whole section in course oy time up to grade without expenses ‘The creek at O streetand Boundary receives the contents of two large sewers, draining a district ich will Soon be crowded’ by a dense popula- uon, The discharge of these sewers already in summer has a perceptible influence on the atmosphere, and this eflect must increase as population grows, It would be part of the pro- posed unprovement to extend them sevel hundred yurds towards their ultimate desti tion—the river. The proposed improvem would re m, it is estimuted, between t and three hundred thousand Square feet of ground, of which half lies in the bed of the creek, and the other halt fs overflowed by tre- quent freshets, The value of the ground thus imed would, it is believed, equal the cost of the work by which the value wouid be given, und it is certainly within the province of legis- lation to offset the cost of that work by the benefit it would produce. “The views bere ex- pressed,” the petition says, “are founded upon un inspection of Ue localliy without the ald of surveys, and we think the project of such im- Porlahce as to Jjustily a scientific examination, We therefore prag you to cause an estimate to be made by competent engineers of the prob- able cost and vulue of cbs proposed: work, for which estimate it is believed the general inaps ot this District and the surveys made for the water works, and the experience acquired in that work furnish plentiful data without incur- ring any expense.’ —— AN ENTERPRISING THREE-YEAR-OLD Boy. Peter Connell, a three-year-old boy, who lives. near the corner of 14th and G streets northwest, leit bis home this morning betore breaklast, and went down to the avenue, where he caught on benind a berdic and rode as fur as 6th street, wuen he got off aud went to the Baltimore and Potomac depot, where he was recognized by Otlicer Acton, Wao had found him there belore, ue officer look hold of tue boy, who resisted and began fighting the officer to get away, When tue officer drew back his club as though to strike the boy, intending to scare him, Just then a lady walked up and sa Please, don’t hit that boy.” The crowd laugned and te lady saw bermistake. The litile iellow was taken fo headquarters and aiterwards sent lo bis home, a Affairs in West Washington. Acapemy o¥ Visrratio e closing ex- ereises of the Academy of Visitation of West Wasitagton is in progress this aiternoon in the music hall of that institution, A large hall is ted to the exhibition of works of artand y and piain needlework accomplished by he Pupils during the scholastic veur: Water color puiniings are exhibited by Misses Fitz- simons, Abbie Marston, B. Lowry, May Wright, | M. Horulbrook and Sielia Divine. Oil paiot- ings by Misses Jennie Moses, Agnes Weeder, Aunie Spear, Dollie Piillips, Stella Divine and - L, Suith.’ China painting by Misses Fanule Vhillips, Stella Divine aud M Lustra ‘painting by Miss by Misses Bogue, iy Wright. Studies of still y Misses Stella Divine, E. L. Smith, M. Hornibrook and Abbie Marston. Haudsome gold medals were pre- sented by the iollowing ladies, former gradu- ates of the Institution: Mrs. Harriet Lane John- ston, Mrs. Marion K. Cutting, Mrs. Col. Grant and "Miss Ruth O'Connor, of New York; Mrs. J. 1. Morrison and Mrs. Win, H. Lee, of St. Louis: Mr. and tne late Mrs. Hamilton, of Detroit, Mich. Cakp CAUGHT IN THE RrvER.—Officer Con- nolly receutly caught two large carp in the river at the foot of 32d street, one of them weighing 15 pounds, Saioks Revestxe to Do Dury.—John Mitchell, Frederick Wilke and Joseph Murray, all suliors, were arrested at Unis port yesterday for refusing to do duty, and were tried by Mag- istrate Davis, who ordered tiem to be imprise ed until the Vessel sails, which will be to-day. EMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 67; cou- dition 6. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 74; condition at north connection, 13; south vnnection, 36. Distributing reservoir, tem- perature, 74; condition at influent gatehouse, 20; effluent gatehouse, 2:2, —_— Alexandria Affairs. Renorted for TH Ciry FIxaNces.—The aunual report of the finance committee was submitted to the city council last night, The whvie sums up as fol- lows: Keceipts, $94,142.21; 337,- 096.08; on band, 37,045, There was re- ecived from taxes a lolal of $77,068.20. The residue of the receipts were frou ‘licenses, fines, gas profits, rents, &c. The financial situation oO: the city is better than it bas been before for many years, Besides over $7,000 in tuc treas- ury, Uiere are about $9,000 of good bills in the coliector’s hands, masing $16,000 more raised by taxation than was needed tor the work of the year, Ciry Couxcrt,—The boards met last night under the rule. The act authorizing the mayor to direct raids on gambling houses was called up, aud, on motion of Mr. Brent, again laid over for two Weeks. A reportin favor of replacing the old wooden sewer on Princess street with a 4-inch terra cotta pipe was agreed to. The bill for repairing Prince street, west of Wash- ington, under the special tax law, was pas: unanimously. A resolution by Mr. Goodrich, providing tor contracts to publish the proceed” ings of tue council, &e., in botn the city papers Was postponed until the next meeting. Home AGAIN.—St. John’s Cadet Battalion, Capt. W. F. Carne, Jjr., commanding, arrived home this morning inthe Norfolk steamer at sunrise. The battalion broke camp yesterday morning and spent yesterday in Noriol. ‘The cadets ure delighted with their trip. Nores.—The High sehool, near th! is city, held its commencement this afteruoc Hon. J. R. Tueker delivered the annual address, The lit- erary societies of the school held a joint cele- bration last evening, Morgan Beach, esq. of this city, delivering the annual address to the socletics:—The colored parochial school, con- ducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross, closed yesterday at Lanuan’s Opera house with inter- esting exercises. The white parochial school, conducted by the sume order, will hold el sing exercises at the Opera house this atternoon,— Miss Powell's Arlington institute, and Alexan- dria institute, of the Misses Greene, closed with ‘asant remembrances on Monday.—The febr. Jetferson, from Perth Amboy, has arrived here with steel rails for the Midland railroad, —E. K. Clarke, drugzist_on King street, has. made an assignment—The Alexandria canal will be reopened in a few weeks. RRR OO ¥Y YALL R RO OY Y¥ AAL to 3 3 RAE BR R OO % A4bu BBB A K Kit NN N cao BOB AA KK WNNNG @ Bor “4S EA HR RE Gee fro 3 tuwe BRE Ek oOo. 0 ww D DE be rf 00 we BoP gas F - ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity. Strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, ahort weight, alum or Phosphate powders, SoLD ONLY IN caNa, RovaL ‘Baxiwe Powes Co, 106 Wall street N.Y. oc2d Cuorce Stock Or LIGHT-WEIGHT SUITINGS axD TROUSERINGS, .% TEEL, Merchant Tailor, Jed ied 655" Founsvivanws Beet, E. M. Borcuaw & Bao. ‘Have af:w words to say about SUGAR. ‘This is a fruit , and the preservi season is ae ale Rare eae Sees dea ates Wena ie as Siri est ct §e19 Pennsy!vania Avenue, cér. 4% 6t. a Ererireats Avena of (56 Se Reformatories for Girls. THE COMMISSIONERS EXPRESS THEIR VIEWS IN A LETTER To THE DISTRICT COMMITTEE. The District Commissioners have addressed a letter to Hon. George Ford, of the House Dis- trict committee, saying: “The Commissioners have the honor to make the following response to your request of the 9th instant for certain information and their views of Senate bill 1839 ‘to amend the police regulations ot the District of Columbia.’ ‘There is no existing law authorizing lice magistrates to make com- mitments to the House of the Good Shepherd, bat the police frequently take persons of the class referred to in this bill to that institution, where they are received and cared for. Ther 4s no plice where these persons can be lawfully sent except to the workhouse, and, under act of February 13, 1885, entitled ‘An act for the pro- tection of children in the District of Columbia and for other oe over to‘an orphan asylum or other public {institution in the District of Co lumbia with the consent of the constituted au- thorities of said asylum or institution.’ The workhouse is not a suitable place for the treat- ment of offenders requiring special reforma- tory control and influences, and the institu- tions mentioned in the act of February 1: 1885, above cited, have not only the option o} receiving offenders of this class committed thereto, but are restricted to only such of these offenders as are under 16 years of age and found ina ‘house of ill fame.’ Institutions of reform in other cities simiiar to the House of the Good Shepherd seem to have rendered sat- isfactory service in this connection, and the Commissioners see no objection to giving the system a trial here, nor any reason why the association for works of mercy should not also be included in this or any other measure hav- ing a like object in view.” eee Ge DAVENrorT Broveur To Tus Crr¥.—George F. Davenport, who was indicted Saturday and arrested in New York for forging Secretary. Whitney’s name to a check for $65 was yester- day brought to this city and turned over to the marshal, Davenport is also wanted in Elmira, N._Y., on a charge of forging the name of Mr. Edward Danforth, of thatcity, to two checks for $60 each, ——— GUANDCUFFED.—Sherlif | Scaggs, of Prince e's county, Md., drove to the city yester- and leit his carriage at Price's stable, near police headquarters, leaving @ pair of ‘hand- cuffs In the carriage. During the afternoon the stablemen got the handeuffs and put them on one of the colored men who was at work in the stable and could not get them off again, After trying to pick the lock all the afternoon the colored man went to police headquarters in the evening, but the officers there were unable to get the iron handeuils off and he had to go to bed with them on. This morning when Sheriff Scaggs went to the stable and found the colored man handcutted he told bim that his keys were at bis home in Maryland and it would be some time betore he could be released, After enjoying the fright of the colored man the sheriff produced his keys and took the irons off, —— A Live Stock Car CompaNy.—A number of citizens of Washington have organized under the laws of West Virginia a corporation known as the Shellabarger Live Stock Car company, with an authorized cash capital of $500,000, ‘The officers are Chas. C. Duncanson, president; Calvin 8, Witmer, vice president; Wim. W. Her- ron, secretary; A.B. Claxton, treasurer. A Cas Surrearme FROM ECZEMA. EARS AND SCALP COVERED WITH SCABS AND SORES, CURED BY CUTICURA, My little son, aged eixht years, has been afflicted with Eczema of the scalp, and at times a great por- tion of the body, ever since he was two years old, It began in his ears, and extended to his scalp which be- came covered with seabs and sores, and trum which & sticky fluid poured out, causing intense itching and distress, and leaving his hair matted and lifeless. Une derneath these scabs the skin was raw, like a piece of decisteak. Gradually the hair came out and was de- stroyed, until but a smail patch was let at the ba k of the head My friends in Peabody know how my little boy has suffered. At night he would scratch bis head until bis pillow was covered with blood. I used to tie his hands behind him, and in many ways tried to pre vent his scratching; but it was no use, he would- scratch. 1 took hm to the hospital and to the best physicians in Peabody without success, About this time some friends, who had been cured by the Cur cura Rewxpres, prevailed upon me to try them, 1 began to use them on the 15th of January last, In 7 months every particle of the disease was removed. Nota spot or scab remains on his scalp to tell the story of his suffering. His hair has returned, and is thick and strong, aud his scalp as sweet and clean as any child's in the world. I cannot say enough to ex- press my gratitude for this wonderful cure by the Curicuna Reaepres and wish all similarly afflicted, to know that my statement fs true and without exag geration, CHARLES McKAY, Oct. 6, 1885. Peabody, Mass, Thaveseen Mr. McKay's boy when badly affected with the Eczema. He wasa pitiful sight to look at. I know that he uas tried our best physicians, and did all that a father could do for a suffering child, but availed nothing. [know that the statemen:s he has made you as regards the curing of his boy by your Curicura Remepres are true in every particular, WILLIAM J. McCARTHY, 83 Foster St., Peabody, Mass, Sold everywhere. Price: CuTicuna, 50 cents, Cu- ‘TICURA Soap, 25 cents; CUTICURA RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by PorreR Dave & Cuearcat Co., Bostox. Send for “Flow to Cure Skin Diseases.”” Punples, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes and Baby Humors, use Curicuna Soar, NO ACHE, OR PAIN, OR BRUISE, OR STRAIN, or Muscular Weakness, but yields to the new, oriinal and Lufullible pait, alleviating properties of the Cuts CURA ANTI-PAIN PLasTeR, A curative wonder, At Druggists. 25c. i Bancaws Osty. CRINKLED SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS reduced t08e LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS! BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LAWNS reduced to Se. SPECIAL NOTICE, Each customer who buys $10 worth of Dry Goodl will be presented with a Lirge size fine quality “rida Quilt,” Worth 1.00, or u pair of our Handsome salina Damask Towels, exira large size, worth $1. coo A BRR TTT FEE SRR Sg co A RR T E RR & Sg MA EMR T OEP ORM, Goo a 4 RR T ERE ER EB Sgs8 5 711 Market Space, near 7th straat. BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS tn Tans and Drabs, | (iteal value 25.) Price reduced to 15¢- NUN'S VEILING and ALBATROSS, pure Wool wide double width, re-ueed to 37i9e LACK BUOUADE SILK GRENADINES, Real Price reduced to die ‘ks, beautiful’ Sprittg. Shades, excellent ‘xtra Wide width, reduced to 8c. LUE, GARNET wid BROWN SATINES reduced to 19¢: FANCY SUMMER SILKS, 37%, 50, 62c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pire wool, $1.50. B MFUL FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, 18, 20, PUN DRESS GOODS, pure wool, reduced to 2c. e hres Tur Tors Has Cone ‘When the goatleman of leisure hies him to the seashore or the mountains, or perhaps his fancy leads him to spend his vacation in trave: by sea or land, or both. Before taking his flight whichever way his fnclination points, we would ask him to take & peep in our show windows, or, better still, visit our establishment, aud the problem (what to wear while away) solves itself. You will see or be shown with politeness and attention an endless variety of semi-tropical clothingtto sult the tastes of the most fustidious and the most Plain. Seersucker sults, the material of which ‘was woven in the native huts of far-off Hindos- tan; imitations of the same made in thls coun- try and jn Angland considerably less in price, but strong, durable and thoroughly shrank, and so near like the original that it takes a prac- ticed eye to tell“ whichiswhich.” We have all shades of both. Pongee Couts and Vests, light ‘and gauzy as the spider's web, made by the in dustrious natives of “the Flowery Kingdom; Cuban Crimps from the “Ever Faithful Isle,” South American Checks, trom Chill, Pern and the Brazils. Light weight Serge Suits, iu every shade, from the orthodox black to the more Fronounced drab and slate colors, and these at prices within the reach of all. Drap d’Ktes, Nun's Cloths, Zephyr Welght Cassimers and. Chevioteens without end, im sults and other- wise, and at prices that will surprise the buyer who knows their actual value, ‘The Duster, ‘that indispensuble garment to the traveler, has received from usits full share of attention, We have them in all colors and qualities Wecan fit a child six years of age and a man. 52 inch chest measure with equal facility, ‘To the stay-athomes, by which we mean those who prefer the solid comforts of home combined with the beauties of Ws to the shores of “the deep-sounding sea,” or the rugged grandeur of the lofty hill tops, we would. ‘say, visit our establishment. and we will aid you in making life in Ws the heated term ascool and enjoyable as it you were in a modern Arcadia, THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, ‘B.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D8TS, THE RISING QUESTION. SHALL WE EAT LIME WITH OUR BREAD? It is fact no longer questioned that all the baking powders, with the single exception of the Royal, contain lime or alum. Prof. Love's report, as analyst of the New York State Board of Health, revealing lime impurities, and Govern- ment Chemist Mott's researches showing the alarming use of alum, have con- clusively established the presence of these substances, Eminent analysts have found in some of the powders, notably those #0 prominently advertised, 10.7 per cent of lime alone, Everybody is interested in this wholesale debasement of food. The public health is no doubt injuriously affected by the large amount of lime that is thus taken into the system, for—although perfectly pure food ts produced by the use of Royal Baking Powder, which is free from lime and absolutely pure— many of these adulterated baking powders are still imposed upon consumers by the fals advertisements with which they are placed before the public, Chemical tests have likewise proved the Royal Baking Powder to be free from lime and absolutely pure. This results from the exclusive use of cream of tartar specially refined and prepared by patent processes by which the tar- trate of lime is totally eliminated. The production of chemically pure cream of tartar involved many experiments and great expense, which add largely, of SUMMER RESORTS. LAC country drives. masic discretion of zuests, We defy table fare, Transportation fro field and Thompron. Frail ‘More enjoyment for the same mo: place of the kind. Mail thre tia RP. BLAKISTONE & St Mary's Co., Ma. THE TABLE W! GEO. Proprietor “Colonnade “Devon Tun” and “Co BAY RI road Office, in the Hotel, PAE VIRGINIA i ON THE SHOR Accommodations Railroad direct to & equaled for comfort and si Cape May ‘Terms reasonable. course, to the cost of producing the Royal Baking Powder, But its manufac- _Je22Aw _ Virsin OUST HIOL turers are amply rewarded in thus being able to give consumers a baking BY Pe Powder absolutely pure in all respects—the only absolutely pure baking powder made, given “TI have examined the cream of tartar manufactured for and used by the Boyal Baking Powder Company in the manufacture et their baking powder, @nd found it perfectly pure and free from lime in any form, In emphasis of this fact, the report of Prof. McMurtrie, late chief chemist for the United States Department of Agriculture, at Washington, is the great Cum ‘the hotel well equipped. U ment of Beck Be gne MA. Will be at the Hamilton Hi ‘Thursday and desired. AT “The chemical tests to which 1 have submitted the Royal Baking Powder W Gare Prove it perfectly healthful, and free from every deleterious substance. Water.from mountain spri Gus said electric belis “WM. McMURTRIE, E.M., Px.D., “Late Chemist U.S. Department of Agriculture.” BURY PARK, A Pamtly tte CITY ITEMS. The Office of the Howe Sewing Machine 1s at Auerbach’s, means Table aud accon Ax Exrasoapmany Pst-class in e Beach, taking burg. A cool, dry air and pure’spr ne w Je21-1m Late of the Arlington | iday this We: see lnm about routs; Will call at Tesidence ify.’ se, desirabie locatl wodatious exc HOTEL, <T, GHORGHS ISLAND, wall open June 25. Termiet $1.50. $80 per moet. os p Leary and Fxcelsior at Piney ‘and bathing oats for TED Po aud to steamers Ww and medical advice SON rue BAY RIDGE HOTEL WILL OPEN JULY 1, font | FINE HEALTAFUL LOCATION, ELEGANT ACCOMMODATIONS. | Pe! fee GOOD SURF (SALT WATER) BATHING. ILL EQUAL THE BEST. For rooms and full information apply to RGE R CRUMP, Hotel,” Pusiadelphia: ongress Hall,” Cape May; pGE, MD, HOTT, OF THEA UL respects ANTIC. Nort <u iy Tesort south of der Lie manage JOUN 1. M1 tel, Was & MARDE: Of the OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, | ot aud cold sea be ___ SUMMER RESORTS, __ Sraixe Laxe Brac N. J. SEASON OF 1886, MONMOUTH HOUSE. WILL OPEN JUNE 267 oral rs BS Spring Fake Leach. cise he je7-tm Rocx Exox Srnises axv Barns OPEN JUNE Isr. Stx Hours from Washington, 0g Guests ean now take the Express ‘Train trom B. ane 0. RR, Depot at 10:00 8 mn, Full descriptive pamphlets, etving all fyformation may be had at the office of AS PATE & SONS 401 9th streetor at the cou.ter of the EVENING SPAR Jel-2m A.S PRATT, Pro 7PM VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY,g , DY Seen vall tne pea: rags emt 8 Teeny M6. WILLLAMIN ene ae OP PONT confront, VusoiNa, ietor. HYGEIA HOTEL, orms for the sew June Ist, 4 Bighest sian é Send tor illustrated descriptive pam phie: and verma, FN PIKE, my17-3m. OCKWOOD_ HOUSE, FLA. Lovett, Propr RWOOD HALL, CORNER @TH AVE. ANE Kingley st, Asbury Park, X. a2, is now Open, under Ue fisnagement of the owner my31-2m MARAOMO TL MOCK Yi L. PEMBROKE, LN. " He SORSULPHURST Mountains No malaria or i Manting. fishin, tal Cireaiars a: Paret a Wine addvess A.M. JKLLY, iny223m tah TE ie +e | plTot WM. RO PUNT AM, Supt.Oremen, Pa, HS, 1 bed-rootis THE LA ND Most FA-1UONABLA 2 | Vet tarhitisont is Mie MOUSER Oe | ViRGINTA. ean eis XX UORE'S Ti ay ARDTOWN, MD.— th & H, Telephone call 422-2, AME Is now reaay ior Reception of summery Sa ue ts. To tis anany advantages I have ®@ Opp “Festina Lente.” OPPORTUNITY. Sided an entire nes trout, giving alarwegaee ‘This fs an old Latin motto, which, translated, humber of cov! and pleasant rooms: salt waite bathe Make haste slowly.” When ineu are ing, boating. fishing, crabbing, croquet, etc, ail free of sick they tr: roper remedi ley’s Celery, Beef and Iron, to find some medicine which will cure them right up and send them out the next day to work. That can’t be done unless at a fearful cost in the future. gradually strengthen the nerves and tone up the general system by reasonable recourse to the best of which Is Dr. Hen- charge. No mosyuitoes. 4 per Week; $1.5 price, Steamers f day, Wednesday, ‘hurd. ‘The true way is to BON MARCHE JORB'S ISLAND. Reopened Splendid Bathin 50 per day, ©: a Washington ou Suuday. Mou- yan HERBERT tbe reception of vistors orms, Sz ti 3 per mo ilare purses half a MOORE, Prop, feat saside WiLL meet Uy ST. MARY'S ©O., MD, WASHINGTON, 9, 1886, he greatest builder- a ES up Known of debilitated systems, LA aati ee aa} titimer So hampton every 3 SSE ae iday morning ortolk OF ikgr Good Work and Low Prices in Sew- patoues where ing Machines, renting and repairing, go to Auel ne. Northants baci's, 7ti€ Hl. No pay expected unless cn- SSS alumore and W Urely satisfactory. Telephone call 422-2, 1 “Teraus per day A Large Dividend to Railroad Em- BBB 00) ON ployes. Be 89 ERE TLANTIC CITY, Mr, Chauncey J. Stedwell, train master of 83 HE Arkansas ave. view of Ue ocean Fine the Cleveland, Columbus, Clucinnati and In- Bas “oo went faruisied: large arcu oud dianapolis railway, was sald to have held one- ;10w xate Beret filth of ticket No, 76,244 in the Louisiana State oo lottery, which on May 11th drew theespital prize | ace ‘ 5 01 $74,000, May 26th he tolda Plan Dealer|M¥ MM A RRR coo : reporter at his residence, 152 Lake sureet.Cleve-| MMMM AA ROR 9 0 HUH EL MINETY-TWO, MILPS FROM WAS! land, Oblo, What it Is true that the $15,000 | MH ak EM Og HUH E bs AC RIVE drawn by'the fifth of this ticket was puid to] MMM 2a H Goo HH dee ill open for guests JU NT me, but I only acted as collector fur olliers ‘The fortunate bolders were five employes ot the C.and 1, railway, in my department, as follows: H. Johnson, brakeman, 461 Sterling J. Lahiff, conductor, 35 Seymour ave- nue; Thomas Murphy, conductor, 44 Batiey William: street} BR, Constaut street, who came and urged me to attend Lo the collection of te money and divide 1 I tor warded the Ucket to New Orleuns, aud it was promptly paid, aud I paid each of them $3,000, C.¢. avenu street 500 Good Night Shirts at 75c. at Auer- bach’s Bicycle shirt Depot, 7th & H. 1 Pickwick Club Whisky is the best, $3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whisky, beatin the world for the money. Orders by muil, McGee's, 9th, near D st, Elegant Line Straw Hats, bottom at Auerbach’s Bicycle Suirt Depot, 7th & 1 Steamers Lad; ly leave each Wharf, foot of 7th street. Fure—Round trip, 7 Accomodations tor The most attractly ef When EXTRA PRICES prevail, and you can depend that goods WILL BE SOLD CHEAP, and as ADVER- TISED. We initlate the above “SIGNAL” by the 30g ‘Sui ices, | Fine Rose Glycerine and Honey Soap, 8 ounce Cakes, | Between Deer Fark and of the Lake aud Jane Mose- evening from Stephenson ; one was, 50c, < mer Resort on the Poto- GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAND, Oa. land, in the Glades, on the Band 0. For fall information address Gen! Suits Cleaned, $1,—Satisfaction . cae a eae guaranteed aC. PUTSCHE’S,1729Pa.av.m,W,63m AT $1.93, see es H. VAN METER, Owner and Prop'r. Fine Colored Half Hose, 2 pair 25c., at | Ladies’ Beaded Escorial Lace Shoulder Capes, sik | C Auorbuch’s Bicyele Shirt Depot, 7ué H.L lined. See ica seats Fresh Aldorney Butter churned every morn- gure ae tnt ing and delivered in 4g lb, Ward” rints, 350. AT 70 CENTS, Accommodations for 500 guests. rib. Also, Cuttuge Cheese ans utterin ilk; Byeet Milk So per quart, ‘Cream 15 cents. Ladies’ Zylonite Comb and Brush Sets, all colors, Gor oe MILO M. POTTER, Proprietor. IN A! Cauuxe Taz Row. ATTENTION, WHILE THE LIST 18 READ OFF! It is prices, not promises, that tell the tale. When people start out to buy they want to know where lowest. For good clothing, the lowest prices are alwuys to be found at Prices are ti VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, ‘Here is the proof of the assertion: FOR OUR GREAT SPECIALTY SUIT. FORMEN’S CREOLESUITS, ALLSIZES UP TO 42, CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON, AT 92.48, Ladies’ Fine Jerseys, Tailor-made, trimmed with wide Hercules Braid, Diagonal Front, colors, Tan and Cardinal, ATLANTIC Address CC. LEFFLER, or Hotel. (THE WASH'NGTON HOUSE) Perivet se verage. ALL MODERN IMPROV ~ G21 and 6; (CLARENDON HOT AT 98 CENTS, Ladies’ Shetland Shawls; Novel designs, WILL OPEN JUNE 19 AT 29 CENTS A YARD, _fel2-1m. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥., UNDER ENTIRE NEW MANAGEMENT. ‘Popular prices: $3 per day and upwards. L. STEINFELD, Proprietor, ‘Checked Summer Silks. Colors, Brown and Tan, Car- dina! and “Ecru, Blue and Tan, Cardinal and I ‘OTEL HENLOPEN, | Cream. Rehobet® eic AT 15 CENTS A YARD, Fancy Ribbons, Satin and Ottoman: Brocade Velvet and Watered, Double Face Sutin, fancy edge, Satin and Gauze, Crepe de Chene, Picot edge, all new and Sand ocean pier. Lat $9.75 J. A desirabie ome E.R. KIRK. For other Specialties see “Post” and “Republican.” GHENANDOAH ALUM ‘HOMPSON, Prop'r. 3 y Take; fie ocean Artesian water; COUBLEW HOUSE, ASBURY PARK. X h, Del., rs = BEL. ‘irs: ors. TYLER ACE, close to beach and park elecantly fur- Bished chambers, fiue porches. Culsi ot te for the summer: Rex Cs SPRINGS, VA.—NOT ‘as the dryest mountain resort in the, state, Six varieties of mi jeral waters; larze' <r ‘Pamphiet aud 200 BOYS' SUITS, AGE 14 TO 17 YEARS, = "s = eed Tur Kexssixcrox, TTIT H A KER 00 NNN 4GOOD BUSINESS SUIT FOR Fy oe ie Et $ 3 HE Saree aeheg meme pe bevee $ HE fee Bee O° 8h SARATOG NGS, N. ¥. OPEN JUNE 19 TO OCTOBER SEDER 2 BUTS eer Ao je71m JAMES H. RODGERS, Proprietor. eae LTON'S SUMM RESORT, OPE it Po A Ee 8 Be ge | CRDIS GENTLE GENUINE SEERSUCKER coams ax vests | H’M'M 2k BRA BOB Bey =| ia M ; S150 pea meme ET ~ HYGEIA HOTEL — . B C01 Por AND VESTS, wininecen sanitary condition pater. send Of Mereneinl mathe eo Cut RADLEY, Mob. Poe $5.00 816-918 SEVENTH STREET N. W. SURF HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, N Tas Office Costa, checks and stripes, 25c. Soldon Tues-| je21. Bogting. DaUng od Crn eRETEON, day and Thursday evenings only, from 5 to 7 o'clock. Open Saturdaystill 11 pm, Wurx We Ger STRICTLY ONE PRICK, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. %. W., Corner ot Massachusetts Avenue, Spee ED 1804. “THE BEDFORD SPRINGS” Ee Ee EDPORD. PENNA. es 35-66 THE ‘and those porchasing summer Resort opens for the Fecepuoa, ‘and ter information by application = S08 § 3 38 thi Bedford wi ‘00 Ht 008 ‘00 Dw | SCLAFERS, 1010 Fat: nw. bg Www to the proprietors CLOTHING HOUSE, Wity. ‘The waters au are exe'usivel cets for ANDERSON HELRS, Owners and Proprietors, ANYTHING GOOD we always give the benefit to our customers, We have secured a small lot of sublime quality TAFFETA GLOVES, which cost $4.60 per dozen to import. Our price 25c, bronze and mode. pair, Colors brown, Pure Silk Mitts 22c. pair all the time. dilice Luther Ladi Bok ‘with Pocketbook, ‘Ladies’ Belts in canvas and leather, all grades. inch uitait Bisck Brocade Sanh Ribbon, 430, ‘Finch Black Moire Seah Ribbon, 47. aargala. | navetbe beet Laces Te pce ta Weakhngan ‘48-incb Egyptian Floance, ‘Colored ERKELEY SPRINGS \ND BATHS, W. VA. % OPEN JUNE 11 UNE 10, 101 Miles on Baltimore and Ohio R. R. | Prot ka. Willams THE BRADY HOUSE, | | | eMusic, Bll 7 ‘i nd Salt | ‘conductor, 75 Delaware | tolowing EXTRA PRICES, pes bed Seed pe einen , brakeman, 1187 Lorain Hates, $1.04 $35. per TVAMS, Seth street nw. or MS PRTTIT Manar nw.ork. M. Pi e AT 23 CENTS, ives, ig Pure Linen, Plain and Tucked, and Striped Percale | JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRI Chemisettes. erick Ce., Stephenson's, Va Open J Ist. “Terms, per day. $2: per week, $1200; 9 a sey és Puinpiileds: s aoe felo-Sm F.C JORDAN. | Extra Fine Ladies’ Lisle Hose, in excellent colors and | > ae SUMMIL OF THE ima oe AT 4 CENTS, This resort hasbees i Springs, making vais sort to be found in the variety of medicinal Waters at auy the Un tutes: beautiful sooner’, atl: tale ne Washington, belug only} hours’ r th KIL. Two iuins daily bausty pany four princi tUrarious, mat be had 2 Drews, Malbarn s, 1 GG. ABU hc LOK, Resident Puyselan, CHALFONTH, OCEAN END OF NORTHE ave. Now peu for Season off, ELIMIA KOGEIIS & SUNS. Auianiceity, Nw Bad NJ. EDWAKD = ven all the year. a et rH NN AS 4 ID wire Warer cap ta Open hen May 1 il November ble and and refuruisied , baths. ai , gas ‘at the Water ‘mou Cseenr MOUNTAI HOTFL ULSTER, PIN Ulster County, N. On the Ulster and Delaware It, 1: shortest rome vie, E WIL, y West Shore and Juflalo i.” Hous: fir pid baths, gas, de, Nowe abe and posi nities, “Open pied ‘Send tor circulars aud reference MF. BAKE. Proprietor, ite ALUM SPRIN ‘now open for guests: eapacity dew matagement will welevne friends deavor to make it p Tho’ who visit the Springs this sexson, < piace in the mountains that hae all substintial brick. tu ldings, ‘The prettiest iawn in Virgina. ‘Thewater cthat wil be for thy exclusive use of those sopping ab this hotel)’ ts. we ged to be the euly purely luedicinal Water in Virgin JAMES A. FRAZIER, Je3-1m Proprietor. — NGLESID! ‘Ocean end of Kentucky ave, Aeontle Cage Ka Je22m_, MretsW. STUDDARD, PO, Rose “\ LLEGHANY aINiA.— TH fspepeia meter ta, Endorsed by the uredics ts the target mouirtaine of Fesortin era improvem cireular, addre 26-6w MAE ALLAIRE, Spring Loke Beach, %. J. The most Charming location on the beach. potntments, i M. RICHARiSOS vests = NE PROSPECT : LAGOS HPIGHTS, MARTHA'S 9 VINEY Ait, = ‘Will open June 15. A plews way fitst-class house: hen Iter Until June 16, with plans, JeSsow to wal Mal STOCKTON, ‘sipe May, 80th, ander t Clair, late of Gr Springs, and J. P. Colt, of the le, Babyion, LL Until Sut’ Motel Lasisay Je21-v026t i Panphiet a N, Gen’ Maung: healthfus and tn entirely KINDO. Es, MOOSEHEAD'LAKE, MAIN! ‘Lue favor tourists a ay circular address U. A, Dk cw 196 State RY & ©O., oston, Mae No mosqutttoes; All t Hons of a first-class Louse. Special rates tor families, Kooms muy be secured 171 It-wanay, 4, N.Y. Cay, Ms DOWNS & COUCH INE VILLA, CAPE MAY, N. J. OCEAN AA end of Decatur street, open all the Feat, Rear new iron pier; strictly first-class; cor @/ Fespondence solicited. ¥ £ 21-10" THEO. MU no Trop. 3, BOATING, FISHIN OARDIN . Beit ® tent SEAIUC uik: - ‘Address W. F zs nyis-4m iress Monroe, Va. Mra. D. B STOCKHAM & CO., Proprietors ‘Mr. G. T. Stockham, of the Ebbitt House, will ex race rooms for parties dviing the ensuing season. em 5 NO™ SEASON, HOTEL COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, N. 3. (On the Beach) OPEN IN JUNE. circulars, terms, &c., addres fon FRED F. 70STER _ ONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL WILL OPEN MSN TENTH. Thorougiy renova feu, returuished and enlarged. Stunted the'sunumit of fine ‘on Western Mar land i. K. _ Nota for sls delightful utr and jive wate to AM. MIDDLERAUTE, 68 Prailtiin st, of BARROW, Supt, Lalawore, Nd aay 7a pre trata senses wore, MBCKLENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA SEASON OF 1586 ‘Will open to the public June 3, nnder at irely new ame. Mr. K. Tice, to =! ay ene he ener, ae ESM, Fi fei ee oe feoratly: the Plankia will haa HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Season June 15th until October. it