Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weathe: OvFice OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIceR, WASHINGTON, D. C., June 0, 1886, 9 a.m, For District of Columbia, Maryland and Vir- ‘cal rains, stationary temperature, vari- | ‘or Thursday, slightly warmer fuir weather is fudicated for New England, and local rains with stationary temperature for the middle and south Auaatic states, Dox'r ForGet to attend Abser’s summer | concerts ou July Ist and every Saturday. Al- | ‘ugh times are bard the genial manager, Mr. | Ed. Abuer, conducts his entertainments in first-class style and keeps the best of every- | thing. Nothing but the celebrated Anheuser- Busch St. Louis lager beer will do for the seiect Patrons of this popular resort. BLUE AND WHITE SRERSUCHER SUITS, $5, at Barnum’s, THe Jane MosELEY, the finest and best-m aged excarsion boat on the Potomac, will start her daily trips to Lower Cedar Point oa Thurs- day, July ist. The celebrated Anheuser-Busch St. Louis lager beer on tap and in bottles will be served on board and at the grounds. This fact alone speaks well for the company acd Ansures success DeIve OUT 14th street, visit Washington Optical company. Between’ H und I streets. BUFF AND WHITE SKERSUCKER SUITS, $5, at Barnum’s. of Dox’r Fart To ATTEND the great auction sale of fine cigurs to-morrow morning, afte noon and evening. Will be sold in lots of one box and upwards. Corner 10th and D streets. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co., Aucts. SumMeR WiNEs.—Xander’s Pure Virginia Ciarets and Port Wine are the best and most refreshing drink during hot weather. Get it at the wholesale depot, No. 909 7th st. nw. Per- sons leaving the city’can have it seut. FIREWORKS at Silverberg’s, 312 7th street. | ENGLISH SERGE SUITS, $15.50 to $25, at Barnum’s. WALL PAPER, in ail styles and grades. A Jarge assortment of spring styles, which we will hang at shortest possible notice. Call and ex- amine stock and ‘get estimates before leaving your order elsewhere, our prices being as low ‘as the lowest. JP, SeELsHOUSE, azt., 728 7th st.. bet. G and H. Ir You Arg PURCHASING GRoceKrEs for the | coming month remember our entire stock bas | beeu greatly reduced in price for the thirty days closing out sale. N. T. Merzaer & Bro, ENGRAvED Piarg aud 100 cards, $1.50. Waitaker’s. s GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE OF Fixe Books at Walter B. Williams & Co.’s a Rogexs UmBKELLA Factory, 613 D st. n.w. KEKSUCKER AND MOHAIR NoRroLk JacKETS at Barnum's. PHILADELPEIA Ice elivered toa parts of city. Prices: 1 quart, 40c.; 2 quarts, 75¢ 4 quarts, $1.50. Weyman’s, 423 11th st. n. AMES of 1 An elegant PicTURE FRAMES of all kinds. 25330 gilt trame for crayon portrait for $5. ‘Frames made to order at the shortest notice in ail styles of brunze, gilt and plain woods. ‘J. FP. SPELSHOUSE, agt., 7th st., bet. G und H. 100 Carbs, printed trom plate, 76c. Whit- aker’s, “Tae OTHER Sipe,” by Hon. M. A. Foran. For sale by Brentano Bros. and W. H. Morrison. Loox for Auerbach & Bros.’ grest attractions on 2d page In their regular space. Wixpow SHADES at bottom prices. Best Opaque Shades, two yards long, on Hartshorn Spring rollers, iu all colors, complete, 50c. each. Dudo Shades 50c. and up. Best Scotch Holland Shades, 75c. 3,8, SPELSHOUSE, agi 72% 7th st., bet. G and “Bux Hur,” by Lew Wallace, $1.25. Whita- ker's. FIREWORKS at Silverberg’s, 312 ‘7th street. Waite ano FaNcy DUck Vests at Bainum’s. Save your eyesight. Consult Hempler, cor. 4%, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. ALBAUGH’S.—“Boccaecio.” NatioNaL.—“The Black Hussar.” Haxzzis’.—Testimonial to W. H. Daniel. PaNokaMa BUILDING.—Second Battle of Bull Run + Condensed Locals. ‘See the advertizement in special notices of Darby & Collins, a new finn of contractors and Vullders. By the will filed yesterday Michael Keating dequeaths his entire estate to his wife. Kate ‘Keating, and names her as sole executrix. At the O. F. P. club’s reception Monday night Miss Kate Hancy received a diamond ring for Selling the largest number of tickets. “The esis were Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald, fisses Kate Haney, Fannie Leovard, Kute Kilbourn, Kate Murph: Weieb, Lydia Weich, Marty Brady, M. Brad: JW. Weich, aud Messrs. W. Tt. Dewdney, Couzens, Wm. H. Irwin, J. W. Weich, ‘Giark Gray and W. C. Graves. ‘The office furniture and effects of the feourt of Jesse Reed, Alice | Alabanm® claims were soid at auction by Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, yesterday and ‘ht good prices. ‘The Pork Butchers and Bacon Dealers’ Pro- Yective association last night decided that 124q cents retail and 10 ceuts wholesoie sould be the uniform price for pork and smoked and Teen sausage. ‘A new variety of gloxinia has just blossomed 4m the White House conservutorios, aud Gur- dener Pfister bas named it the “Mrs. Cievelaud | Gloxinia,” in bouor vf the mistress of the Ea- ecutive Mansion. ‘The water has been shut off from the fouo- tains in the public squares, except those f Thauds of the Executive Mansion and in Mu vernon and Franklin squares and Iowa circle. ‘The last named Unree wil oniy play troin 6 tos pa. each day. AUout 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon a horse belonging to Benjamin Gant became Inghtened on G street and ran up 4%, strect southwest. When near P street be struck and ran over George Waiker, a smvail colored boy, wand the latter was budly cut over the right eye: De. Sumby rendered medical ald, Ofticers Lewis anu Howell iound a dead fmt ai the corner of 2d aud K streets sonth- est, yesterday. uiicer Henry yesterday found Mrs. Mary Buesiey wandering around in an unconscious conditiva. Sie Was taken to ner home aud soon Tecovered. the Erie express, West o: Builuo and Saiamane: Those who leave tue city during the summer can bave THE Sta matied to them or auy Jeugtu of time and the address chauged us ott as de-.red. The suuscription must be invariably paiu ih advanee Foruine, a grocer at 444 N street Was belure the Police Court to-day, Officer J.C. Daley with selltug Hiquor on Sunday, aud’ a fine of $25 was im- An appeal was noted. Dau Toumey, charged with assaulting Special Officer Lioyd,” iorieited $10 cullateral 1 tue Fotice Court to-day. Mr. Jon Quialan, who died shortly after hi marriage, aLoUL LWO Weeks ago, Was married to | Sliss Kate O Brieu and uot to ‘Miss Kate Shei ws published at the tune. ‘The janitors of the white sehools of the Dis- trict yesterday eutertained their friends at a | deaic at Forest Glen, on tie Metropolitan ranch. The picnic was a Very enjoyable affair und was largely attended. Superintendeut Powell, of the puvlic schoois, was present, Golden Ruie Lodge, No.'21, 1.0. U. F., held Issemi-apnual election of officers iast “night with the following result: George W. Leesuit. wer, N.G; HM. Gillman, V. G5; CR Sher woud, KS; George C. Hareus, FS: William Gibvsen, treasurer. Representatives tw the Grand Lodge, Joseph Burroughs, Wiliam Gib- ‘A. Taylor, J. Vance Lewix ana Daniel Delegate’ Wo the general relief commie - Fostel {the annual meeting | of the convention of High Priesis, R.A. M. id last evening, the following were electe iheers for ihe ensuing year: Joseph Hamacher, resident; Dr. Wi. Pittis, view president; Wm. i. singleton, secretary; Win. M. Harley, ehap- lain; Howard M. Gillman, master of cere quonies; Samuel R. Bond, conductor; Thos. F. Givbs, herald; Rovert Bull, guard. age Riven Tuieves at WoRk. — Monday night thieves entered tue cabin of schooner Van Brunt, lying at the 26th street wharf, and stole Sights site aud Ce oe at 910. Last \ Bi asilver wateh and $1.70 was stolen from \\ the cabin of schooner Both street whart, Fourrs or Juty ox tHe B. & O.—In order ow its lo Visit relatives und friends Athog the Une of its ratirodd the B.€ 0. will # excursion tickets between all principal stu- nt 00 its waln line and’ branches east of the ._-70u.o river, Inelud' tan, | main thing. He is always at bis post, listens the | in- | | father, accompanied by Detective Matt iterson, lying at the | | ett, 8. H. Bin, J, The Shooting of Young Blackford. PALMER AND KING ARRESTED ON CHARGES OF ASSAULT. Yesterday afternoon atter the coroner had finished holding the inquest over the body of Frank A. Blackford, who was shot by Mr. Sam. Gassenheimer, and the latter was released from custody, he went to the clerk’s office at the Po- lice Court and swore out a warrant charging Henry alias “Doc” Palmer with assault with in- tent to kill, and also against Charles King for simple assault, The warrants were served last ev , and this morning in the Police Court the cases were continued. The assaults alleged {giRreed during the trouble at the time of the c- — An Officer Roughly Treated. POLICEMAN BAST BADGY BEATEN BY A CROWD OF YOUNG MEN, BUT MANAGES TO ARREST HIS. PRINCIPAL ASSAILANT. lartin Lane, @ young man living in East Washington, near H und 6th street northeast, has been arrested several times by the officers of the seventh precinct station for disorderly conduct and assaulting officers. Several days ago Officer Bast arrested Lane and Judge Snell fined the prisoner five dollars. About 3:3 o'clock yesterday afternoon while Officer Bast rus passing along H street, near the corner of GUb street, he saw Lane with “Jum” French, Win. Flaerty and another man skyiarking onthe pavement. As the officer approached Lane said “Here's the —— Duteh -— of a —” ‘The officer advanced to piace him under arrest when Lane struck at him. The crowd then made towards the officer and crowded him down a bank about ten feet, when the men followed and severely beat ‘and kicked him about the body and While the officer was down Lane said: “Give me his pistol and Tul kill the ——" Finally the officer regained his feet and the men ran off, the officer firing three shots after them, Lane was pursued by the officer to the house of Mrs. Houlihan on 7th street. When the officer entered Lane (nrew up bis hands and begged the policeman for God’s sake not to shoot him. The officer took him from the house and started to the signal box with him, when Lane again struck ‘a! his captor who dealt the struggling prisoner u& heavy blow and be fell to the ground. The officer, who was terribly beaten and badly bruised, then went with’ his prisoner to the signal box, and Lane was locked up at the Seventh préeinet station. This morning, in the Police Court, Lane was charged with assaulting the officer, and the case Was continued until to-morrow. ee Excursions and Pientes. folk, Fort Monroe, Virginia . Ocean View und Piney Point will go ‘on the swift and commiodious steamers George Leary and Lady of the Lake this week. ‘The Leary leaves on Friday evening, returning Monday morning. The Lake goes down Satur- day exening, coming back Tuesday morning. The Jefferson Literary society will take its friends t9 Marshall Hail on the Corcoran to- morrow evening. ‘The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run eursion trains during the season as follows: To Pen Mar, every Tuesday, commencing July 6; to Harper's Ferry and Byrne's Island, every Thursday; to Luray Caves, every Wednesday and every other Sunday, commencing July 4 an The Light Infantry Corps have chartered the steamers Corcoran and Arrowsmith to carry their hosts of friends to Marshall Hall ona moonlight excursion on Friday evening, The boats loave the wharf at 6 and 6:30 o'clock sharp. ‘The Wisteria social elub goes to Marshall Hail on the Corcoran this evening. ‘The 12th Eldridge excursion to Luray will leave on Friday evening at 5:30. ‘The 3d annual moonlight excursion of the Clerks’ Mutual Reliet association (employes of Lansburgh & Bro.) will be given Wednesday evening, July 7th, The committee have spared no paius to make this a most enjoyabie affair. serait The Naiionals Win a Game. THEY DEFEAT THE DETROITS—OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY, 2 All the eastern clubs of the league were vic- torious in the west yesterday. The Nationals broke a long chain of defeats by giving the De- troits a severe drubbing and winning a cred- itable victory by a score of 6 to 3 and earning half of their runs. Barr and Gillizan were the battery and they did good work. Hines failed to secure a nit, but Crane, Baker and Knowles made two. , and Carroll, Corcoran and Gil- ligan ove apiece. Knowles and Crane made two-baggers and Corcoran a three-bagger, Corcoran, the new piteber, filled the position of right-fielder in the last two games of the Nationals, The Nationals played a strong and ciean game yesterday. Other games yesterday: At Chicago—Chica- go, 2; Phitadelphia, 4. At Kansas City—Kan- sas City, 2; New’ York, 3. AtSt. Louls—st. Louis, 4; Boston, 11. At Pittsbarg—Pittsburg, 7; Athletic, 2, At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 12; Baltimore, I. AtSt. Louis—St. Louis, 5; Metro- litans, "2. at Louisville—Louisville, 5; rookiyn, 11, ace gees Major Dye as Chief of Police. ‘To the Editor of the Tu EVENING Stan: As many of our citizens expect to leave their houses to the guardianship of the police during the summer, let us hope the Commissioners will postpone, for a few months at least, all experiments in choosing achiet. Before Major Dye took charge the vacant houses were promptly stripped. I, with many others, was a sufferer. With the major I have none but a transient acquaintance, but the grumbling about him has called to my recollection that beiore his advent my own house and the houses of six near neighbors were entered by burglars and the more timid went to. the expense of burglar alarms. Since his advent we have slept undisturbed. Any old citizen will remem- ber how the streets were formerly iniested by beggars, ‘These have disappeared. In_ tact, all the ‘notable improvements in the police have been made since Major Dye took hold. And be has made no fuss about it. He works like a | p iy made machine, without friction, That he is quiet, Isee, is made an objection to him. For one, I’ am thanktal tor this. Heaven. pre- Herve US, trom. a iussy chief of police! Major Dye says little, but he does—and that 1s the guletly aud iakes prompt action, | Of course we ‘4il Want bis office. Rotation is the thing, perhaps, Bat have the Comumissiouers a better man to put int A House OWNER. Seen A Father Recovers His Daughter. SHE LEFT HEK HOME IN CARKOLL Co., MD., AND CAME TO THIS CITY WITH HER LOVER. Samuel Wolfe, an anxious father, living in Carroll county, Md.,came to Washington yes- terday in search of his daughter, Irene Wolfe, filteen years of age, who had left her hom with a young man named R. W. Arthur, who lives at 1423 6th street northwest, in this city. He recenily visited Carroll county, where he made the ‘acquaintance of the girl, Her parents objected to his visits and ciandestine mectings followed. The girl's parents discov: ered this and the youuy man persuaded her to accompany Bim to, this city. | Yesterday her ngly, Of this chy, abd Detective Droste, of Bale Inore, started out to search for her.” She was jouad at 1423 Gt street northwest, the home of the sister of the young man, and,’ while un- willing to leave ber lover, yet ‘she ‘was finally prevaiied upon by threats of arrest to return, with her father to her Funds for Iretand. THE SUBSCHIPTIONS KECKIVED IN THIS CITY BY THE COMMITTEE. ‘The committee appointed at the public meet- Ing held April 28th to collect money for the parliamentary fund have received the tollow- ing subseriptions. which have been forwarded tothe treasurer, Rev. Charles O'Reilly, D. D., at Detroit, Mich: W. W. Corcoran, D. Connell and Janes Fullerton, $10, ead Edmonston, M. . Callahan, Patrick Herliby, Michael Hallinan, Wm. For. Joun Tynan and Morris Murphy, 85 each; andier and O. E, Duily, $3 euch; A Schathirt, Charies Baum, Fauily Shoe’ Store James White, Joun Hayes, Mrs, L. Byrne, D! Crowley, cast, C. Xander, W. Hahn & Co, John Shugrue, Mark Cunningham, James Bellew, Jobn Cobnor, John MeGrann, Joun Hartnet John F. Waggaman, Robert White, H. J” Fagan, James Ward abd Charies Thompson $3 each; William Fiynn, P, Phillips, A. Hurgdort, John Walsh, Laurence ‘Hickey, Geore B. Re: bacon, W. H. Angerman, G. Man- gin, d. Fitzgerald, ‘Capt. T. Woods, W M. Nel- son, it, C. Gwybn, Luch'& Bro,, Fa. Abner, Rafus W. Darby, James McGee, Si. Robinson, J. Ri Hickey, T. ‘A. Healy, Joby’ Newman, Ba: ward Purcell, D. J. Waters, W. O. Donnell, 'R. J Corcoran, W. R. Shelton, ©. Kramer, T. Mont. fomery dnd Matt Terey, $1 euch; drs J. ynn and John Fort, 50 cents each; total $213. Mr. D. Connell is the chairman ot the commit. tec and Mr. Frank Hume ts the treasurer. rnborn, The Emmet Guards will leave this city Fri- day morning to attend the Irish Ainerican wuliltary und elvic encampment, which Will be held in’ Newark, N. J., beginning on. and continuing until * of the encampment will be iorw: reverend treasurer of the national the parliamentary tund, ge Se cam ‘Trinity German and English Schools. t the league for Tue examination and closing exercises of Trinity German and English schools, corner of Athand E streets northwest, took place yester. day morning. The scbotars The Late Rev. William Gibbons. ARUANGEMENTS FOR THE Goop ‘WORK AMONG THE PHOPLE OF HIS EBACE. ‘The funcral of the Rev. William Gibbons, pastor of the Mount Zion Baptist (colored) church, on F street, between 3d and 4% streets, will take place from the church at one o'clock to-morrow, The services will be in charge of Rev. Walter Brooks of the 19th street Baptist church, and be will be assisted by Revs. Robert Johnson, W. B. Johnson, Temple Robinson, R. H. Laws, Williaa Walker and Prof. King. ‘On Friday, the remains will be taken to Charlotts- ville, Va., for interment. He died suddenly at his Fesidence, 474 E street, Monday morning last, as stated in THE STAR. He was about sixty years of ‘age, and came here during the war, and sett im South Washington, and to his éfforts to a large degree is due the moral and religious improvement of his race in that sec- tion of the city, He was looked upon by all who knew him as a minister feeling the respon- sibility of his calling, and his activity was shown by the extraordinary growth of his chureh, the membership having long since growo beyond the accommodations of the Church building. ‘During his pastorave a num- ber of revivals were held, some of them result- ing in the conversion ofseveral hundred people at one series of meetings, and it is estimated that he was the instrument of bringing several thousand people in the eburch fold, over a thousand of whom are now members of his church, He was also an active Pao. school worker, and often miuistered at the jail and workhouse, in fact he never let an opportunity pass that he did not seek to improve it. The Zion Baptist church held a special meet- ing last. night to perfect arrangements for the suneral of their late pastor. The following were appoltited @ committes on condolence: J. L. yhales, W. F, Tolson, W. L. Howard, Deaco: J. R. Nelson, Parker, Henry H. Hoben, J. H. Wright, Thos. Mannin, and Tsaae Berryman, und ‘Trustees C. D. Sy: nor, 4. E. Brown, Stafford Parker and Win. F, Tolson were appointed a committee to escort the remains to Charlottesvilie, Va. ‘The follow- ing is @ list of pall-bearers: ‘Revs. W. H. Phil- lips, G. W. Lee, J. H. Welsh, Robert Dyson, R. A, Reid and James H. Lee. The remains will be rested in the church carly Thursday morning, July ist, and will be reviewed by the many friends until 1 o'clock P.m.,at which time the Rev. W. H. Brooks, With the ministers named in the program and Such only as he may see fit to invite, will enter the sacred desk and periorm the obseq ui The remains will lie in state in the church until 6 a. m. Friday, July 2d, when the funeral procession will march to the Baltimore and Potomac depot, and at 7:15 a.m, will start tor Charlottesville, where religious services will be observed in the church on Friday, ‘The burial wili take piace in the afternoon of the same day. Kevs. W. H. Brooks and W. Bishop Johnson will officiate. Many delegates trom the churches and societies will accompany the remaius. The Courts. CourT IN GENERAL TeRM, Lad hd agt, Smith; judgment below af- firmed. Williams agt. Ten Byck et al.; decree dismissing bill of complaint. Equity Court—Judge Cor. Yesterday, Wedderburn agt. Wedderburn; tes- tumony betore J. U. Clephane ordered taken. ‘Taylor agt. Bowles; J. T. Cull appointed trustee to release, Rhodes agt. Cahill; uction of trustee Tatified. Ashford agt. Sprigg; uuditor's report coptirmed, Murphy agt. Geneste; order au- taorizing Wm, ‘Tuompson to terminate lease of 720 17th street. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judoe MacArthur. Yesterday, F I. Baker, embezzle uent; nolle pros. Johu’E. Storms, do,; do. Jobn Hopkins, house breakiug in nigiit; recogaizance torieited. Peter Mudd alias Jos. H. Duun, second offence petit larceny; personal recognizance in $500. POLIcE CouRT—Judge Snell. Yesterday, Augustus France and John Lewis, disorderly condu or 15 days. Richard Hill, colored, assauli; $5. Mary Herbert, colored, do,;'do. “Jolin Shay, profanity; $5 or 7 days. "| ‘To-day, James Fortune, Sunday Sur; $20 and. cosis. John White, do.; do; appeal noted. William Tacgum, profanity; $5 or 7 days, Minerva Burke, do; do. Page Carroll, crueity Wo animals; $5 collateral iorivited. Elizabeth Dasenbrock, Violating the building regulations; $150; appeal noted. Henry Sanders, disorderly conduct; 35 or 15 days. Henry Benton, do.; collateral jorfeited. pee SES HomrnG PicEoxs.—The Washington Homing club had its second young bird race yesterday from Manassas, Va. “They were staried by the express agent; weather cloudy and wind tavor- able. The first bird home was a K. C. cock, owned by F. C. Henry; second, was a B.C. hen, owned by S. W. Henry; the other birds coming in well together late: ———— Fatal Yachting Accident. FOUR MEN DROWNED AFTER THE REGATTA, The schooner yacht Pelican,of Eust Boston, ‘Was capsized off Swampscott, about two v’clock yesterday afternoon, ang four men out of a party of six on board were drowned. The party lett East Boston in the morning, bound for the regatta, and were busily watching what was going on ahead when the boat was capsized by @ sudden squail. The men clung to the keel for some time, but suddenly the bout gave a lurch and went down. The men could all swim and struck out for the shore,some five miles away. One by one they became ex- hausted and sani, until finally only two were leit, and these were rescued—miore dead than alive—by two men who were rowing ina dory not far irom Ram island, The names of the men rescued ure Frederick Recommendus and Bernard McCormick. Those lost_ ure Thomas Crane, John MeGreery, Hugh Donabue and Wiiliam Curran, all of Boston, ees: KILLED HERSELY Arrer ComINe OUT oF A TRANCE.—Nellie Pierson, a young colored girl of Wilkesbarre, Pa,, was taken suddenly ill early last week, and on Friday night, so it was thought, died. Preparations were made sor the’ funeral, but on Sanday night the supposed corpse came to life, and there was great cunsternation among the’ relatives. and friends in consequence. Miss Pierson said she was dreaming all the time, and imagined her- self falling trom a great ‘height. When sbe janded on the ground she awoke. Monda; morning Miss Pierson was found dead in be baving committed suicide during the night, G.A, Kinnear, local mail agent at Lynch- burg, Va., has been arrested on a charge of rob- bing’ the mail. Bm, 29, F AE RRO OY VY aa RRR O Y AAL R RO AAA L BR R OO 4 ALLEL BOB AA KK TRS FS bee SA BS HAS tas 244 £ KUN AY UP Fo UeeE PSE Ee Save F BD EH, 3 w owW opp KEEK E ABSOLUTELY PURB This Powder never varies. A marvel of purtty. strength and wholesomeness More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders SoLD oNLY IN CANS. RovaL Baxixe Pownen Co., 106 Wall sireat, N.Y. oo24 Beavreut Frevursn Sarr ES, Excellent quality, nearly one yard wide; cash value 20c.: price reduced to 12 CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS; cash value 12%.; rice reduced 10 6e. BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS in all the ‘ew shudes of ‘Tans amd Drabs; cash value 250; price reduced to 15e. FIGURED LAWNS, new styles, 5c. fog A RRR ITIT EER RRR gSSq G°o ch RRR, THT ERR RRR, Sg sk HMR OP OE es wo MSE E F ze = ‘711 Market Space, near 7th straa:, BEAUTIFUL FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, 15, 2e. NUN'S VEILING and ALBATROSS, pure wool, wide gouble width, cream, pink, blué and black, re- duced to 37 BLACK BROCADE 8) 75, Reduced 45, 500. {ure Woo!, $1.50. ity, extra. width; 10 65¢. luced BROWN SATINES, buys $10 worth of Dry Goods worth 21-00, of large abo atesitite Spread, worts O00 528 4c Or Jury ¥IREWORKS!-FIREWORKS! FLAGS AND JAPANESE LANTERNS! ‘Lowest prices—Wholesale and Retail Affairs in West Washington. Ax Invaxt Dusertep.—Special OMicer Riley brought to the police station this morning a Gover, 5 mr the Smant very pretty, tound in on ton avenue, between Sistand 32d streets. A card was attached to the clothing of the little one on which was written: “Don’t send this child to.anasylom; it is your niece.” Mrs. George Walker, residing at No. 3222 Prospect avenue, kindly took charge of the little one until it is otherwise dis of. Orricers Exvctep.—The following officers of the new council of the American Legion of Houor have been installed by Grand Past Com- mander Newton and Grand Secretary E. F. O'Brian, viz.: Pastcommander, J. F.R. Appleby; commander, Clifton Mayrleid; “vice com- mander, W. V. Lewis; secretary, James 0. Hays; collector, James P. Wallace: treasurer, W. F. Gibbons; orator, W. H. Hutchins; chap: lain, W. K. Grimes; guide, R. A. Daws; warden, Geotge Freeman; sentry, Frank Potts; trustees, G W. Cropley, W. B, Euston, 8. W. Waters. — The following officers of Decatur No. 9, K. of P., were elected last night at Academy Hall: C’C., Lawrence R. Turner; V. C., Daniel Feters; prelate, J. 1. Collins; M. at A, Wm. erty. Base HALt.—The Olymple Base Ball club of {his place have completed the ‘ting up. of their fine base ball grounds at the head of High street. As will beseen by their advertisement in another column, they will play their first games on July 5th.’ In the morning they will play the Analostan club end in the afternoon the Merchant club. Oax HILL CEMerery.—J. Taylor Motter, whose former residence was Emmitsburg, Md., 4s the new superintendentof Oak Hillcemetery. GRAIN Receiprs.—William H, Tenney aud son, millers, received the first lot of the new ¢rop of wheat received here this season from Nomini, Md.” ‘The first crop of last year was received July 7th, and this year is the earliest received by this firm in the past seven yeurs, Schooner A. B. Ellis, arrived from Port Deposit, 4,800 bushels of wheat and 200 bushels of corn for Hartley Bros, Wheat svld on, change at 92 cents a bushel. To Camp Out.—The West Washington Camp- ing. club leave to-morrow on the steamer John - Thompson for Colonial Beach, Va, where they will camp for about three weeks, ‘TEMPERATURE AND UONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 75; con- dition, 27. Receiving reservoir, teniperature, 77; condition at north connection, 14; south connection, 33. Distributing reservoir, tem- perature, 76; condition at influent gatehouse, 27; effluent gatehouse, A Cuuvs Sorrzaixe 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 timesa 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 scabs and sores, and from which a sticky fluid poured out, causing intense itching and distress, and leaving his hair matted and lifeless. Un- derneath these scabs the skin was raw, like a piece of beefsteak, Gradually the hair came out and was de- stroyed, until but a.smail patch was leit at the back of the head. My friends in Peabody know how my litule boy has suffered. At night he would scratch his head until his pillow was covered with blood. I used to tie his hands behind bim, and in many ways tried to pre vent his scratching; but it was no use, he would. scratch. I took h:m to the hospital and to the best Physicians in Peabody without success, About this time some friends, who had been cured by the CurI- Una Resmxpres, prevailed upon me to try them, I began to use them on the 15th of January last. In 7 months every particle of the disease was removed. Not a spot or scab remains on bis scalp to tell the story of his suffering. His hair has returned, and is thick and strong, aud his scalp as sweet and clean ag any child's in the world. I cannot say enough to ex- press my gratitude for this wonderful cire by the CuriccRa Remepres and wish all similarly afflicted to know that my statement is true and without exag- geration. CHARLES McKAY, Oct. 6, 1885. Peabody, Mass, Thaveseen Mr. McKay's boy when badly affected with the Kezema, He wasa pitiful sight to look at, I know that .he has tried our best physicians, and did all that a tather could do for # suffering child, but availed nothing. I know that the statemen:s he hae made you as regards the curing of his boy by your Curicura Remepres are true in every particular, WILLIAM J. MoCARTHY, 33 Doster St., Peabody, Mass. Sold everywhere. Price: Cur1cUma, 50 cents; Cu- ‘Ticuna Soar, 25 cents, CUTICURA RESOLVEN?, $1. Prepared by Porrer Dave & CHemicat Co., Bostox, Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” Pimples, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes and Baby Humors, use CuTicuna Soar. NO ACHE, OR PAIN, OR BRUISE, OR STRAIN, or Muscular Weakness, but yields to the new, orizinal ‘and infallible pair. alleviating properties ofthe Cuti- CURA ANTI-PAIN PLastER, A curative wonder. At Druggists. 250. a Tas, Tue Fovrrs Were OF OUR GRAND S-S-S—OF-s—8— Opens under the most auspicious circumstances, and we are highly gratified with the success achieved, it having caused the disposal of = ‘Vast amount of m srehandise, We shall continue the sale this week, and to- day we nove the following additional reduc- tions SURPLUS STOCK OF LACES. 1 Surpius Stock of Fine Black Spanish Laces, 3 In. wide, was 22c; reduced to ise. 4 in. wide, was 30c; reduced to 25c. 7 in, wide, wus 50c ; reduced to 37440, 2 Surplus Lot of Fise Black Escu:tul Laces, 24 In. wide, was 4: lnced to "25¢. ‘Sty In. wide, was 50c; reduced to 37140. 4g in. wide, was 7c’; reduced to duc” G tu, wide. Was 5... redueed to 7c. 10 in. wide was 91.75; reduced to $1.25, 4 in. Black Spanish Guipure La. Value at 25c; to las en its sule w 206, per yard, pdarutplus Lot of Cream Spanish Lace, choice % in. wide, was 2c: reduced to 18¢. Jin. wide, was redi Tin. wide: was Buc.: red 37) ‘To ciear up tne follow, g pieces of Laces we offer them ut the uniturns reduced price of Sc. 2 iu, Black Spanish Lace, was 10c.; now Be. Bin. Biwes 1 each Lace, wes 10c.; now Se. 4 in. Cream ‘1. Antique, was 9c., now 5c. 2 im. Cream Portland Lace, was e.; now 6c, in. Ju. Cluny Lace. was Oc.; now be. 2 in. Cardinal and White Lace, was Gc., now ‘This department now contains the best in- trinsic vaines ever offered -y us, uud should re- ceive your careful consideration. (Second floor: take elevator), SURPLUS STOCK UF SCRIMS. 1 Surplus Lot of 44-Inch Fine Curtain Sertm, Regular Price. 1 PUCK OF CRETONN ES, Lot of Biineh Figured Furniture styles J Surplus Stuck of tonves, good variety. Regular Price. Surplus Stock Brice. SURILUS STOCK OF LACE CURTAIN Surplus Lot of White and Kera Ni ham Lace Curtains, GOineh wide, ‘Sig ya Surplus Stock Price, sense free (Third floor; take elevator.) ~ SURPLUS STOCK OF TOWELS, A surplus because the the outs lines. ‘Too many to call “Htomenstae VTE bo extra Fine Plain White and ‘Colored Bordered Knotted Fringed ‘Towels, in the'redused price ave gras Salus ee ie Y Regular Prides ctr 62 Surplus Stock Price. (First floor; middle counter.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Eyzryvsooy Wants Brace Hoss to we ‘ith the k So wear wi voelnangs ‘Shoes, says the head Weare t eared for the anticipated. pete MET ered, Ladies’ Fine Black Lisle Thread double: heel aud toe, fall regular, ouly ‘Soae pet air, Ladies Black Fine Lisle Thread Hose, split foot, double heel and full regular, only 45e. per pair, ov Ladies’ Fine Black 4-thread Lisle Hose, split double and toe, full . Fecently canta ‘Ladies’ Sik Hi eh. ta gt EN ‘doable hee! and ‘Only 75c. per pair, WOODWARD & LOTHROP., OvrOr-Tows Forxs can avail themselves of the advantages extend- ‘ed through our mall order department, special ‘attention being given to all orders by mall, Perfect satisinction in every respect, or _ money will be cheerfally refunded upon retara Of the goods. Shee D. C.. WEDNESDAY - A SCIENTI FIG FACT. “Royal,” the Only Baking Powder Free From Lime and Abso lutely Pure. ‘Lite is the serious defect found in most of the cream of tartar baking powders, As @ matter of fact, chemical analysis has found it in all such powders except the “Royal.” Its presence is caused by the use of adultered cream of tartar in the effort to reduce their cost of production. Lime adds to the weight, while it detracts from the ‘strength of the baking powder. It also renders the food less wholesome, giving rise to dyspepsia and kin- dred ailments, Baking powders containing lime produce less leavening gas, and ‘therefore in use are more expensive than a first-class, pure article, ‘The Royal Baking Powder is made from cream of tartar that is first specially refined and made chemically pure. No tartrate of lime or other impurity can find its way into the “ Royal,” and to this fact * someness and keeping quality is due, its great superiority in strength, whole- All this adds greatly to the cost of manufacturing the Royal Baking Powder, but as all its ingredients are selected and prepared with the same precise care and regardless of labor or expense, an article is produced that is free from every extra- neous substance— absolutely pure,” Nor does it contain any ingredients except those necessary to make a pure, wholesome and perfect baking powder. Prof’ McMurtrie, late chemist in chie! to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, after apalyzing the cream of tartat used by the various baking powders of the market, testifies to the absolute purity of thatemployed in the Royal Baking Pow- der as follows: “T haveexamined the cream of tartar " Baking Powder Company in their baking ‘nd free from lime in dny form.” manufactured for and used by the Royal powder, and find It to be perfectly pure Prot. Love, who made the analyses of baking powders for the N. Y. State Board of Health, as well as for the Government, certifies to the purity and wholesome- ness of the Royal. Dr. E. H. Bartley, chemist of the Brooklyn, N. ¥., Department of Health, says: “I have recently analyzed samples of the Royal Baking Powder purchased by my- self in the stores of this city, and find it free from lime in any form.” Bread, cake, biscuits, &c., prepared with Royal Baking Powder, will be lighter, sweeter and more wholesome than it made with any other baking powder or leavening agent. at CITY ITEMS. To be Sold at n Sacrifice. A REGULAR CLEARING OUT At R. Goldschmid, 812 7thst. naw. Read the question we ask below carefully, it will pay you todo so. Every article advertised is marked at not more than halt its value— many @ one at even less, Our $10 Baby Curriages only $8.75. 15 Refrigerators and Ice Chests will be offered below cost to-morrow on}, No. 1 Ice Chest only $3.47, regular price, $4.50 ae ean) Saecuet O50 4.65, 3 5.65, 4 6.39, 9.50 2Refretr “ 7.98, “10.50 Sew 887, iS ARO Remember our Retrigerators and Ice Chests are double boxed and lined with {elt, which renders it pertectly air ght. Our Ice” er2am freezers will be offered at cost price to-motrow: 2 at. $1.65, 8 gt. $1.95, 4 at. $2.45, 6 at. $3.20 and 8 qt. $3.95; We have the largest stock and assortment of decorated china ware in the elty. We are determined to dispose of the following which will be offered at and below cost to-mor- row: Decorated epglish china dinner sets (new square shape), 125 pieces, only $13.48, regular price $19; Fixtra quailty white chin tea sets decorated with Moss roses or gilt band o1 s! $5.98, regular price $8.50; Decorated engl! chamber sets, 10 pieces, only $3.19, worth $4.50; with cov. Jar $5.63, worth $7.50; Has socks of fancy carpet only 19¢., worth 50c.; col- ored: cut gluse water pitchers only 196., Worth 5Qc, For Thursday At the Oriole, 822 7th street: Black-sata para- Sols, slightly’ damaged, 39c.; black satin para- sols, lined, worth $1.98, at’ 98c.; black satin rasols, trimmed with ‘Spanish’ lace, worth at $1.89; children’s parasols, ‘2 9c,,11¢. and 15¢.; Dr. W 5 ; ladies’ gauze vests, tailor-made jerseys, coat back, 98c.; 1ndsqui netting, 40c., 43c. and 45c. a piece of 8 yards; ladies’ Lisle hose, 15c. per pair. GENTS’ FuRNisutNos, Bleached and unbleached jean drawers, 25c.; our best jean drawers, tailor-made, 48¢.; flau- nel bicycle and plaited shirts, 98c.; linen gol- lars, all sizes, 3 for 25c.; our best linen collars, 2 for 25c.; gents’ celluloid collars, 22c.; cuffs, best’ percale shirts, 2 collars and cutis, at the Oriole, 822 Fth st, a Over Stock Sale, No. 2. 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. 30 puits $5 custom-made French Calf Gloth- top Low suves to be closed at $3.50, 75 pairs $2.50 Gent's Dressy, Substantial Low Button, must be sold, at $1.50, 165 pairs’ Reliable Low Button, Oxtord Ties and Straps, $1.25; @ bargain av$1.50. Allour Boys aid Youths’ Fine Low Shoes regurdless of cost; some $1.50 Lhal cust us over 2 aries pares 3: sea Gri Ox- ford, pointed or broad Wes, going a . Ladies’ $2 Hand-sewed Low Button now 81.40 «31.25 “Oxford Ties down $1, “ $1 idund-sewed kid lined Opera Slippors reduced to 75c. Ladies) 40c. Serge Livuse Slippers now 25c, Many Odds and Ends at baif their value, 1t Fine Colored Socks 2 pair 25e., at Auerbach’s Bleycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H, 1 Try Our 50c. Tea for your Iced ‘Tea. We have it in Japan, Oo- long, Gunpowder and Imperial, N. T. Mletzcke & Bro., 1 417 7th st. ow, Your Irrepressible Boys Will Worry the life out of you it you do not give them a chance to celebrate the fourth In a style whieh, lo them, seems the most befitting. Aud, as probably you will take them in the country’ to spend Suuday and Monday, we would suggest to you that you can make their hearts glad if You previously take them to Silverberg's, 312 7th street, who can supply you witn every- thing mude in the fireworks line, including lanterns for lumination, flags, &c, ‘Their reputation for selling at ‘Very Low Prices has never been questioned. All-Wool Biue Flannel Shirts Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and. Pile Crust. Oliver Wendell Holmes, in “The Autocrat of the Breakfast Tavie,” says that once he par— took at night of about a quarter section of mince pie. He got the dyspepsia, got out of sorts generally, and preached a series ot most gloomy sermons. When his system had re- Sovered its Lone he took all those sermons, tied them in @ bunale, labelled them Pie Crust, and put them away in a pigeonhole. ‘Tne moral of Unis is obvious: that dyspepsia, indigestion and Jack of tone in the system affect not only bodily, but mental heuitu, When the nerves ure out of gear they must be braced up tor fature work, If 3 man would have the “mens guna in corpore sano.” For this purpose noth- ing equals Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beet and Iron, A nan who tses this will alway’shave his men- tal muchinery in ranning order, because iis bodily machinery is also in good condition, There 1s none of the pie, crust theology about eitner ingredient; nor is there any secret about: it. Dr, Henley’s compound is no nostrum, It is’ simply a concentration of three in @ compact form, a at 1 CITY ITEMS. - Gent’s Suits Cleaned, $1.—Satistaction guaranteed atC.Putscar’s1729Pa.av.m,w,s3m Freak Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in Ib. “Ward” prints, 35c. per lb. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk 8c. per quart. Cream 15 cents, Finsr Guaxp Crzanixe Sata ‘MEN’S SUITS ‘Now in Progress at the CLOTHING PALACE. Having # large stock of Men's Suits of all the latest styles aud patierns, and being determined to clear our counters of the same, we shall offer these guods at prices which we feel convinced will have the de- sired effect. Please note well these prices and we are sue that you will call without delay and secure one of the greatest bargains ever offered in Clothing. First, Wesshall offer a lot of suits, which we have but few cf a kind at $4; actual value, $6.50. Second, we shall sell yous Fine Blue Flannel Suit (Indigo dye ware ranted), for $7.85, which ts worth $10. Third,» large lot of Sack Suits, all wool, in six patterns, at $6.40, former price, $9. Fourth, & lot of fine Worsted Suits, in Sacks and four-button cutaways, at *8.35, worth $13.50. We have recelved another large lot of Seersuckers, which we are selling’ at $1.40, $1.90, $2.50 and $3.50. * M. KAUFMAN'S Clothing Palace, Cor. 8th and Tsts. 2.0. We close at 7 p.m., Saturday excepted 4e28 ‘Have received another lot of LADIES’ MUSLIN SKIRTS, very, cheap, Fine Muslin, 3 tucks wide, cambric ruffle, 470. we ‘Muslin, Hamburg embroidery ruffe, 3 tucks, Fine Muslin, 4 tu cambric a rth nen Forchon face, only Soe,” ae: edged with & Bargains in Chemise, Drawers and Night Dremes, Children’s Corded Pique Dresses. 7c. Besutiful White Dresses for Children, Swiss em- yoke and ruffle, at exceeding low prices. FLOWERS, FLOWERS. By a very judicious purchase we are enabled to offer Fine Flowers at 37c., 60c., 76c.4 bunch, Cost much maressimpor Sublime quality Taffeta Silk Gloves, 25¢. pair. Pure Silk Lace Mitts, black, cream, white, tan, 22c. ‘Silk Jersey Mitts, all colors and black, 49¢. pair. CORSETS. CORSETS. Roth's Double Bone, $1.25. ‘Thomson's Glove-fitting, Gc, feniseimer's Comnmon-sense, 500-bone, $1.3 7% Broadway Woven Corset,” 700. ‘The vest boo. Corset in the ely, SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL, Je19-2m 914 7th Street, Bet, Land K nw. Esrasusee 1811. cccH i 00 IT FI Cc OH oO Oltc aed of a ed es i H 00 Hi voc 00 ne Aue K Te ar medicinal qualities of from ite finest growth of Rye in the We! to invite the attention of connoisseursto cqlesraitd tine OLD WHISKTES, which we offer at lowing prices, In cules coutaining ope dozen bottlesench” OLD RESERVE WHISEY........ s-eereev ones o$18.00 UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISK Y..........15.00 BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY...W............1Z.00 If you not obtain these Whiskies from you Grocer, we will, on receipt of bani rat, reauiered Jeter, or st office money order, (or C. G. D. if pre- ierred), debiver them to your address, by express, charges id, Of; or by For Excelierce, Purity and Eyeness of Quality, the ‘above are unsurpassed Pwmcrie the mar. Ket."“rhey ‘are sutirely irorfrom adulteration, ‘and possess @ Datural flavor apd five tonic properties. These Whiskies are ‘sold under guarsutee to give pertect satisiaction; otherwise to be revurned oid expense, solicited, iH. @ H. W. CATHERWOOD, 214nouth Front st, Philadelphia, N,_¥. Office—16 South William st. Gronoz T, Kuex TaILoR, 414 9TH STREET OUTFITS. epi NATIONAL PALDING'S IONAL LEAGUE BALL, | ment of Sevewra Srarer Patats Rovat | SHLAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC city, N. J. Spee July at MERRY RATER, rand Union, Atlantic (icy, SHELDON OCEAN GROVE, N. J. ‘Tenth Season. Opens JULY Ist. Welcome. $e29,90.ty1.3-6t (CEAPEL POINT HOTEL, Fifty-two miles from Washington, E. SHELDO: ‘Caries County Md. reache? by Band P. R. R.. twice daily and boat se eral dines July 3d. New Veranda: fine table and plenty of sea houses and fine bathing: fishing furnliure entire. Four-sto tood: deli Chareh privileges near by for th ‘Terms reasonalie. More. Special terms made to sci TPHE AURORA HOUSE, ‘On top of the ALieghanies, now open tc guests. No NO TOgS: BO hay iever ho mosquitoes: good spring beds: exceles plenty of milk; tennis and croquet lawns: abundance Of shade and flower~: Dowling auley and dancing: mails daily. ‘Terms $30 per month. special ‘rates 10, fai Sons and H. J. Hanford, Civ P.O, ar. Address J. H. SHAFFER, Prop., Aurora, W. Va. Jezite decis, He wake ‘OUNTAIN HOME ‘cated in Deer Park. Tesort. Location high, fi view, go. Shade, Yarge porch. &e.. 2,700 fect above Terms from $5 to 88 per week A Deer Park, Tr. RO season, as taken ‘he Sc” Avis! vey which Is now open for gitsia, mn House will stil be open: Rocx Exox Sex: ERAL BATHS, Fine smooth turnpike roads. 1. from Winchester. improvements made in hotel Large swimming pool bathing houses for In ‘Geo. Reaiing, ‘of no place where much bealth and urn, “I trast I may be able to come to heav summer; my recollections of t ‘are most pleasant. "—Mrs. Joh “The refreshment of tion from a kind Creator, many who are y Fector of St. John’s churc A large number of room@ have been added the past ccommeiated wt rates: n now be ‘semyon, and guests from cording rooms and length of stay. ‘Cau take 8:40 or 10 a.m. train, Latter overtakes the office, and for all infor. SONS, 401 9th st. nw. former at Point of ito ks. For circulars apply at Stax, pation to. PLATT & day. 39 per week and ‘Week, will be open for gues! crab hunting, ernquet and dancing facilities and sumptuous shade: pure spring water: toot nn? ighttul locality and prprietor deverunine Lo please Norwood Hall, Astury Park, Roundtrip Uckets $3.50. “r mouth. afrangements for families. Will 2e thas di Also two trains daily’ from Balt tes OF aewer bes, Jas. ¥, Semi tor circ ery PRETRES EY acPher Ie. axp Mis. MOUNTAINS OF VintGENTA, Six Hours from Washington, guests” —Kev, Wm, A. Leonard, $30 per month (of 4 weeks) and upwards, ac- meet steamers George Leary and Excelsior Point wharf Good sailiag and bathing foal Sailing free. “Address: DAMS € ER. Point, St, Mary's County Reter to A. 4. sou, Government Priuting Office and C. Xand 7th'st. nw. Jel? RW ee from Wash water bathing, with country drives, music Siscretion of guests. We defy compe table fire, Transportation fresh and Beid and Thy ond z More enjoyment for the same money th Mail three times per Week. Address ‘TONE & SONS, River Sprin a of the kit RP. BLA. St. Mary's Co., Ma. UY Nd BAY RIDGE HO’ WILL OPEN JULY 1 dat FINE HEALTHFUL LOCATION, ELEGANT ACCOMMODATIONS. | Mii GOOD SURF (SALT WATER) BATHING. THE TABLE WILL EQUAL THE BEST. For rooms and tull information apply to GFORGE R. Proprietor “Colonnade liviel,” Philadelphia: “Devon Inn" and late of “Congress Hall,” Cape May; CRUMP, BAY RIDGE, MP, Post Office. Telephone Office, Telegraph Office, Rall- | Office, in tel. tout . aalaing. Large lawns SEASON OP 1886. MONMOUTH HOUSE WILL OPEN JUNE desertptive circulant tbe asareae Lea MALT eite, Puiladel or M Spring Lake rPPHE VicTORIA, ATTA! Oe PONT coatrort, V ROINTA, BYGEIA HOTEL, Terms for the season of 186, beginning June Ist, reduced 25 to 69 per ceiat, but the Dighest siandard of excelienoy imaitainec. ‘Send for Ulustrated descript ve pam phiet and vermis, PS. PKR myl73m YE nit SEABON HOTEL COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, XN. & (On the Beach) OPEN IN JUNE For terms, &c., address Fanaa FRED F FOSTER UFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL, MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA SEASON OF 1586. Wi open to the public June 2, wnder an tirely new recime. Mr. KK. erly connected With, the Of St Louis. the Grand Pac recently the Plankinto management of the b B. K, TICK, Manager, | Buffalo Lithia Springs Va, = TENTH. Thorough nisbed and enlarged. it of Hine Ridge: on Western Mary land RK, -d for Ws delig!vtful ait abd are ware? APpIY to AL. MIDDLEKAUEE, 8 Pranklia st. ot | ALR BARROW, sup a Be wes . BATH Address W. FULARKA LEE, ‘ ay lsd r Monroe, Va_' | 7 ONG por ud upward: | No monquitoes: no malaria. All theattra: | Gons of & first-class house. Special rates fy | fa Koows may be wecured 171 liesaway, | N.Y. cits. TPE STOCKTON Cape Stay, Opens Jane 80th, under Henry’ Clair, late of Gri Union eve, and J. P. Colt, of the Ar TL Until 30un inst. was Saratoga =pri S3le, Babyton, | _Je21-c026t M™ *isboosc a MOOSEHEAD LAKE, + Om OUNT HOLLY SPRINGS, Mi xrtke vase of Bouts Mountain, ah’ the verge or PA, the great Cumberland Valley, near Getty burg. A cool, dry alr and ‘The hotel weil equipped. Under the JOHN Je21-1m Late of the Arlington hotel, Wasuington.D.C. yore Spring water. manage, 1. MILLS, Ware GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE Wa GAP,Pa.—A mouptain resort, healt ‘and beautiful. ‘Water.from mountain springs, in he Gus aud eiectric belis Fight bours via Belvidere are W, BRODHEAD. Hotel modern and Periect Sanitary arrangements. periect ‘drome. from Was Surf bach Passed. ‘Terms moderate and reduced tor June and ‘The favorite resort for sporist | tourims.and invalids. Huy | For cireaiar address 0. | above, or my19-w, a3 A. DENS: Y Spring Ueke Beach,tr J. | (he most charming location M cat, KM. RICHAKUSON. = Fine suit TPE PROSPRCT, eee LaGoos HrgoiiTs, MAR fear the water aud ull ple cutirely new: management. ouuble.” Proprietor wilt be at the United St Until June 19, with plane MER RESORT. COLTON & BRO. Propn. ) eT __ St. Marys Co. Ma Copeniess HALL, ATLANTICCITY. OPENS JUNE 24th, 1886. Accommodations for 500 guests, Be feld-im MILO M POTTER, Prgfi Be ISLAND, RU, HYGEIA § TEL ‘ew house, beach: all moder veniences: sanitary condition pe for circular, Sas JeS-Tua HO HAD! GLESIDE, ‘Ocean end of Kentucky ave, Auiantic Cay, § Je22m__ Mrs GW. STVDDAKD, P.O. 4 SBUR PARK, | wears NEW JERSEY, HOTHS BRUNSWICK, Beason Juge 15th wml Octod Mra D. RSTOCKHAM & ©0, Pr Mr. G. T. Stockluap:, of the Evblet Wc cg rooms for parifs arrine the fect. WW, Manaus LEY, Meee x Ter 4 Septeuzber. M? c OTEL, LEONA Is now remiy lor reception of jeis-2m TOWN, MD. Noesoon iat, con aA NN Riogiey sx. afvury Park, S.J. is tinder the mahace ment ot the own Mis. Me ie Meck Zuets To Mts many advantages adéed an entire new trout, giv number of eool summer 1 have a large, ind pleasant rooms; salt water bath | AuBITT HOUSE, CAPE MAY ‘4 Iie Ocean View, gas, electric Helis. e3-1m Ss W.G0) ing, boating, fishing, crabbing, croq charge. No mosquitoes. ‘Tern per week: $1.50 per dai rice, Steamers from ‘Wednesday, Thurst: a rand Fri del YOBB'S ISLAND. Reopened fur the reception of Wet, eC, $25" per sont: $9 Caildren and vurses hait | ‘ash pgton on spoday, Mou lay. - MOORE, Prop, HERBERT F visitors Splendid Hutiung, Fishing and Snipe Show Ing, | Passengers: for steamer No. thampton ev Friday morning trou Norivlk or Cobb's Island will ‘y Monday, Weone id Po: tone, Where bucks for {he Seaside Witi i makes close conmect:on wih Ue Washington steainers, crwtek ‘Ten y 82, r dre Oe Spay Address je2-24m_ 5. Ni, Pa s Island, > PHE LRADY HOUSE, ww of the ocean, Fine| house; weil furuished: large cardes B fd; low raies for tuiniles. JAS. 2 .Stepheusen’s, Va. O} Ist. ‘Terms, per day. $2: Per mouth (25 day's), 940. Pamphlets at the Star uftice.: jen: i GARRETT COUNTY, Ma! Between Deer Park and Oablaud, in the Glades, on the Band O. For full information a:idress sel rs SURF HOUSE, OCEAN BEAC! Sicss amtiy ns tins, batting JeO-L M CBBSON SERINGS,, MALN LINE PEN ‘On top of Alleznen ‘The MOUN er. bbing. ‘ENNA. Ri Bt west. For circulars, &c., address directly ou the beact., AILROAD, tals. 'AIN HOUSE will open JUN Parlor asd Sleeping Cars from all points cast and EC JORDAN. X OUNTAIN LAKE PARE HOTEL, SUMMIf OF THE ALLEGHENTES, 1] RYLAND, 2m _H.H. VAN METER, Owner and Prop’r. —FIKST tend | HN. api7-0ot| WM. It. DUNHAM, Sapt, Cremon. Pa. RKNEY SPRING: THE LARGES( 3 SUM: VIRGINIA. ‘This resurt hasbeen th bing lave been “tree ea, hoUL, aud new hair mattresses i the Tooms, With Woven wire ‘Unis the best and ‘mos: compete re~ in the south. waters at any | BEEF Hi SHENANDOA HI CO. ND MOST FA~HIONABL'S RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF us enton ‘consist of spout, shower, _ =e famsoms: ERKLLEY SPRINGS AND BATiS, WwW. 7A. B ‘OPEN JUNE. 101 Miles of bu lanore and Ohio RR Si free ot i, ce Now olf: Warm baths and Iron Per. | drainage, Terms moderate Atautic <4 3. A. MOULE Miacatan? AVE aesizs Biue Kidge Mountains of Virg open JUNE 190. 1886. WUENKY Ld Six, Propriesor, Afton Depot, Va. yOLONADE (THE WASH'NCTON HOU Pericct s@vernge. ATLAN GL =. J LRN IM PROV EME SPFLIEK, 621 and G23 Cree SDON HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., WILL OPEN JUNE 19 UNDER ENBRE NEW MANAGEMENT Populur prices: $3 per day and upward Jel2-1m L. SDRINFE I OTEL HENTLOPEN Reuiobeth Medch, Del . Tt, THOMPSON, Prop’ prietor, EL ALBION ATLAS ARLES DUFFY, open JUN formerly of the Conunental Hotel. Ptitiad pila; Stockton Hotel and Congress Hl Alay. Proprictor. my lds0,0 \RAND C Atlantic City. N. J. dec lighted “by electric ¥ arrangements, PLEEST, Proprietor. lagut, Jus. D SPRIN' BEDFORD, This popular Summer Resort opeus i ees JUNE 10TH, 1596. Round trip | B&O. RR Co’s Thexet offices, ‘A | Uiroush.” Bedfird water und SCHAFEIES, 1010 Fst. naw Price: ot bourd aud other information b to the proprietors. "The ‘ere itd grounds are exe! a ests at the springs aud thowe purchusin | Sire ne THE ANDERS § deo-ow Om vets aud f JRUREERP ORD Villa scr iad “Auante City, close to beach andy ath ond oowan ‘er. Latoe ela ished cham jue porches. igre ri SUPNANDOAH ALUM SPRUNG V. SS as the ‘dryest_ mountain resort in state. Six v of mineral wavers: | lawn: resideut pi 1 Baa lalet terms, address At J. MYERS. Tue Kessixcrs, Union Avenve, Opposite Congress BARATOGA SPRINGS, NY, OPEN JUNE 19 TO OCTORER JAMES H. RODGERS, ‘POCKBIDGE ALUN SPRING. Va Mow open for, capacity 700. ew al any ae =