Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. WEDNESDAY? JULY LOCAL ME The Weatner. OsFick oF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Washtxerox, D. C., July 7.1586, 9 a.m. For District of Columbia, Maryland and Vir- Bnis, fair weather, stationary. temperature, Bontherly winds b ng variable. For Thursday, generally fair weather and ture are Indicated for the 1 mid ile Atiantie states, TO. Mats, 83 reduced Cane-seat reduced trom $7; large size . $1.80; sinall ‘size, $1.50. positively for the day only, ANSBURGH, 315 7th st. e Syrups at Temple Pharmaey, 9th Prerr Jui and F sts. IsoteNsk RUN on best canvased hams. Stock nearly gone. Only two tierces left, No more to be had at the reduced price of our 30-day’ Closing-out saie. N.T. METZGER & BROTHER, 17 7th st. uw. PLATE and 100 ¢ Whitaker's, TeurLe PHARMACY on 2d page. HEADQUARTERS Stinemetz & Se SkE Rock E: Dox’? Miss THIS Ore 2 tan Rockers; walnut extension Tables, $2 6 kitehen 33.75; walnut S40, $45 and Jarge ‘eane-seat $1.25; walnut marble- holder combined, S, S11 7th st. a. we ACE-COLD Soda W ater a Miss Rosk CLEVELAND'S new novel, “The Long Run,” just received and for sale at Morri- son's book store . Price, $1. 100 CARDS, irom plate, Whitaker's. Views ot Rock Enon at 401 9th st. Favorites Wali Fountain at Temple Pharmacy. jer, cor. Shy, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amnsements To-Night. Natioxar.—“The Biack Hussar. ALRAUGH's.—“The Goiden Hen, PANORAMA BULLDING.—Secoud Battle of Bull Run. Save your es Condensed Locals. The handle of the pumpon Sth street, be- tween N and U streets northwest, 1s broken off, TP water is excellent, and is greatly missed by everyone in the neighborhood. Lena Lenape Trive, No. 2,0f Red Men, who spent two days here us the guests of Logan Uribe, lett for home yesterday aiternoon, Aivert MeMuillan, a boy ol fifteen years old, living wiiu his grandmother, at 2219 H street A yesierday afternoon ty during the summer jied to them for any ean length of time and the address ebanged as often us desired. The subscription must be invariably paid In udvanee Walter Peyton, colored, was arrested last night by Ollicer Barues, of the second preeinet, for beiwy drunk and disorderly. When searched wt the station a razor Was iound tn his poe! ‘This morning Judze Sueli Sued Peyton $2: ; ta {June 29th at 1512 Park street benelit of the Children’s Country home, Edna Parmente rence Howlett, Lily ford, netted $21.63, Which as been handed into THE STAR offi At the monthly meeung of the German | American Buiiding association No. 6 last night, $2,200 was sold ata premium of $30 a share. Nir. Alexander Dodge. whose funeral took Jace from bis late home in East Washington, just evening, was, before the war, employed in the folding room'at the Capitol, ahd alterwards as an assistant doorkeeper of the Senate. He ‘Was not, as stated wer of the police foree. Tue Exposrtiox Boar t a meeting of the exposition committee last nigat, Secretary Anderson reported a long lisi of acceptances by governors, mayors, presidents and secretaries Of boards’ of trade, und vice regents of the Mount Vernon assdciation us members ex-of ficio of the exposition board of promotion. Thirty-seven states and territories have been heard from. ag ORCING THE ReveNce Laws.—Elghteen eases of produce dewiers charged with doing Dusiness witnout « license were dismissed in the Police Court to-day, the license in eaen ease | having been produced.’ The amount of money | id In these cases is $450. Which would proba iy never have been paid into the District treasury had not these proceedings been insti- tuted. “Oue hundred dollars in collaterals was | also collected by the Police Court on account of the enforcement of the Sunday liquor law by ‘the oilicers of the fitth precinct. MarRrace LiceNses— Marriage have beeu issued by tue clerk of the court to John Brows and Rebecca Govett; J. K- Bush and Nellie O'Prey; Dennis Kavanaugh and Mary Phaien. licenses THE 19TH ARwy CoxPS REUNION.—A meet- ing of the members of the 19th Army Corps, to nts for attending the banquet on the 20th instant at Coney Isiand, was held dust evening, Col. J. G. Healey, superintendent f the House folding room, preskting. It was decided to meet avain, when the details will be perfected. ure about a hundred members of the 19th Army Corps in this city, among these being Gens. W. H. Exory, J.W. McMillan aud H. E. Paine, and Representatives Stone, Weber aud Lovering. a A New WING ror THE GARFIELD HosprraL. The corner stone of the new wing to the Gar Heid hospital will be laid next Tuesday aft Boon at six o'clock. The Grand Lodge of M Will take part in the ceremonies, whi ude appropriate music and addresses, ng will be three stories, base c, ninety by forty-five feet, with every mod- | ai convenience, and when compicted minodations of the hospital will be nearly double what they now are. The cost of Ye improvement, whic will inciude a new Kitchen, will be about $30,000, which sum has Been procured by tue eiluris of the ladies’ aid Of the hospital. —_+_— A Curnp Dres Mrs. Josephine Wasu: burg, died in its mother’s aris ou the cars between this city aud Annapolis yesterday. She was on ber way to Visit friends ia U city. OFFiceRs oF THE FEDERATION oF Lanon. The Federation ot Labor last evening elected ihe tollowing offic ham; first vice preside second vice president, Joba F: ecordunig Se tary, L. A. Paterson; financial secretary treasar Dunnington; sergeant-t- arms, Charles Keller. A resoiution was adopted wiles to favor ouly the use ot K. stamped bread. orb amy APPOINTED Ix Mrs nts Casr.—Yes ‘YY Court Judge . Riz ner, Made an order ap) a J. Frizzell, of Howard county, uittes In plu as take pinissioner 10 which was a report of Spec E. Jacob's, alleging that Mr not divorced from Righter, Meads in New York, in Marc asserted that she mar Alexandria, in 157 from bin ih Isso, faulty; that in L Righter jthen in thes te the insane asylum . Righter, had married one last. Lt was aiso ed Edward Howe in da divorce jetting the case go by de- miber, 1550, sue married snal Corps, sd he wassent May 9th, Iss2. She was appointed committee of his estate February 2 1884, and September Yt, 1565, she filed a bil for a divorce which was dismissed December1L last. She was also the guardian of the son of Righter by a former wite and this son has re cently been seut here by Mrs, Righter toa rel- ative. hi ———— SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY FoR FORGERY.— uday, in the Criminal Court, Wm, Hadeo- felt, indicted for the iorsery of a cheek for DEA GEORGE B. CORKHILL. His Sudden Demise at His Old Home ia Towa. Private dispatches received here last even- ing announced the death of Col. Geo. B. Cork- hill at Mount Pleasant, Iowa, He was attacked suddenly with hemorrhage of the bowels and was sick only @ short time. The announce- ment was @ severe shock to Col. Corkbill’ friends here. When he left the city last Thurs- day to goto his old home at Mount Pleasant, Jowa, he was apparently in good health. Mrs. Justice Miller received @ dispatch last evening announ- Col. Corkhill was “very — ill, hour ‘@ dispatch "came ting that he was dead. Col. Corkhill was one of the best known citizens of Washington and became a man of national prominence during the Guiteau trial, which he conducted as United States district attorney. He was born io Harrison county, Ohio forty-eight yoars ago, but went when a smuil boy to Mt. Pleasant,lowa, and there studied law. When the war broke ‘out he was appointed captain and commissary ‘of subsistence by President Lincoin and as signed to duty with the Army of the Potomac. In September, 1864, Capt. Corkhill was pro- moted to the rank of major and made paymas- ter in the Army of the Potomac, in which ca- pacity he served until the close of the war, and was mustered Out of the service in 1865. He then returned Towa and was appointed clerk to the United States court, but was sHortly aiterwards elected state's attorney for the judicial district. in which is situated the cities of Keokuk and Burlington. During this portion of his career he married the daughter of Mr. Justice Miller of the Supreme’ Court, When ex-Senator Harlan bought the Washington Daily Chroniele Col Corkhill came to Washington and_ edited that paper. He has resided in this city ever since, having, after quitting Journalism, on- ed in the practice of law. For some time ne edited the Law Reporter. His first wife hav- ing died he married Mra. Phillips, a daughter of cu. Walbridge, and the owner’ of Ingleside, ear Mount Pleasant. His second wife died about three years ago. By President Hayes he was appoinied district attorney and served in that office until Mr, Worthington was ap- pointed to succeed him toward the close of President Arthur's administration. As stated, he conducted the Guitean trial, and his namé became a household word throughout the land. He had associated with him in the prosecution, Judge Porter, of New York, and Mr. Walter D. Davidge, of this city. Col. Corkhill was proud of the record he made as district attorney, there being few cases during his term of office in which trials resulted in failures to convict, He had alarge circle of friends and was very popu- lar. “He was companiouable and a good after- dinner talker, and was always in demand on occasions of festivity. Every enterprise tor the benefit of the city found in hima friend. He was a close friend of Gen. Sherman, and when that gentleman resided in this city’ frequently accompanied him on trips tor pleasure or recre- ation. He leaves a son and daughter by bis frst wile. about 5:30 o'clock ein: that i Sa He Had Seen Gen. Washington. DEATH OF CHARLES JONES AT THE AGE OF INETY-FIVE YEARS. Charles Jones, who came to this city about a month ago to visit his daughter Mrs. Cuthbut, died yesterday at 1015 New York avenue, of old age. Mr. Jones was ninety-five years of age and during his long life had seen and_known inany of the prominent men of the country. ‘The last time he was in this city was seventy- tour years ago, when he was a guest of President nd ‘Mrs. Mudison at the White House. When he was about ten years ofase he met Gen, Washington, who visited at bis father’s house. ‘The funeral Will take place to-morrow afternoon from the 1esidence where be died. paella tan Real Estate Sales. Messrs. Stone and Littlefield report the fol- lowing sales of real estate: Lot 37, in sq. 1003 to Mrs. Ellie House. House 645 Massachusetts 866, to brs. Mary J. House 918'N street northwest, to Rich: Egdout. ‘Lhe iol'owing record shows large lots of real. property changing hands through the Instru- inentality of Duncanson Bros., auctioueers, the same having been sold under the hammer by this firm, viz: For John J. Johnson and E. M. Lowe, trustees, part lot 8, square 517, linproved by frame house, ou north side of H street, be- tween 4th and 5th streets northwest, sold to Edward Brooks for $1,925. Part lot 8, square 793 And 3d streets southeast, to W. E. Burford for 59% cents per square foot. Part ‘lot 1, square 493, improved by two-story frame house, being No. 321 4% street south- West, to Chas. Mades for $1,930. For F. H. and F. Stith, trustees, the west hait of lot 12, in square 55, improved by trame dwelling No. 208 I sifeet northwegt, to E. C. Cutter for 0. Lot 16, in squafe 723, an unimproved building lot on Massachusetts avenue, between. | Ist and 2d streets’ northeast, to W. P. Slater for | 49 cents per square foot. ‘Part iot’ 3, square 994, to Kuhn & Russell for 30 cents per square toot. For Charles Miller and_Horatio Brown- ing, trustees, lot 53, square 878, to. Wm. Dietz 2.530. ‘Lot 52, same squure, to H.C. Me- Cauley for 254 cents per square toot, Lotvsl, same Square, to same purchaser for 25% cents per square foot. “Lot 50, same square, to same purchaser for 2544 cents per square foot. Twenty-three feet” of lot 6, square 904, to John E. Herrell for 32/300. Twenty: one feet 4% to Thomas G. Heuse, tor 30e. per square foot; Z1ieet Hy inches of same lot and square io Same purchaser for 25e. per square foul; 11 feet on 11th street of same lot and square, to Chas. HH, Parker, for 28. per square toot—ihe zbove lots of lov 6, square 994, ure all by the depth thereof; these lots are ‘situated on 7th and I streets Southeast and on 11th street southeast, ear Pennsylvania avenue, being improved and unimproved. For W. H: Clagett and Dor- Clagett, trustees, dwelling No. 1319 11th northwest, to H. Clay Stewart, for 5. Suburban lots fronting 7th street road extended, Howard und Steuben streets, near the Scheutzen Purk: Lot 29 to Michael Liston Jot 30 to Michael Liston jot 31 to A. Leetile: lot 82 to A. Loeitier lot 1 to A. Loottter for 21c. per square foot; lot 2 to Ignatius Marr for 9e. per square foot; lots 3 and 4 to R.Simith for Sic. per square foot, 1027 to L. Litue tor 11440. per square foot; lot 26 to S. H. Wells for ¥4,c. per square foot; lot 26 to S. H. Wells for | Seac. per square toot, One of the finest building lot in the elty, being on M. street 1 near the Thomas € square foot to Jonn 4 a A New MepicaL Scuoor BUILDING.—The Georgetown medical college has begun the erection of a two-story buliding on the mauso- jeum lot on Hi street, between 9th and 1Uth streets, to be used Lor the wecommodation of ‘thwest, rele, sold for $1.93% per Arms. | the medical classes. It will have a frontage of 45 leet and @ depth of 75 feet, and will cost 314,000. Sr, Charles H. Reed, jr., is the archi- leet. ——— A VETERAN CLERK DEAD.—Mr. William P. ‘aherty, who died yesterday at the hom bis soniuiaw, Edward T. Matthews, 1747 F street, in bis 83d year, had been a clerk in the State department for forty-two years. He was born in Maryland in 1303, and was appointed 4 messenger in the State’ department during President Van Buren’s administration. In 1846 he was promoted toa clerkship, gen A Goop TEMPLAKS ENTERTAINMENT.—At the meeting of Minnehaha Lodge of Good Temp- lars last evening uddresses were delivered by Mrs, Beiva A. Lockwood, Av E. Chambers, W. 1. Bailey and ‘Mr. Southall, of Richinond; fect lations Were given by Miss Emma Proctor and Mrs. M. A. Naylor, and # pleasant musical pro- rain was carried out by Warren Choate, Frank yrum, John Proctor, Mrs, A. Kaistrom, Misses Carrie Brookfield and Flora MeCormick and Mr. Hall, of Columbia Lodge. —— Casiier Wiirsey's FUNEBAL.—The funeral of Mr. Horace A. Whitney, late cashier of the U.S. Treasury, Wok place yesterday aiternoon, Funeral services were conducted al Ascension church at 5 o'clock by Kev. J. Green Shackele ford, assistant rector, and the remains were then conveyed to their last resting place In Quk Hill cemetery, The pall-bearers were: Honor ary, Messrs. It. B. Donaldson, Isuac L. Johnson, £. G. Davis, Joseph H. McCoy, N. D. Larner, E. A. Chamberlain, M. M. Parker and R. W. Best active, Messrs. ‘A. T. Longley, J. P. Pearson, K Suith, C,H. Siith, J. A. Sample, EH: dood, H. E. Riley and W. H. Baum. The Grand Lodge of the District _and Centennial Lodge, No. 14, F. A. a. M., aud a large number ‘of Iriends attended the tuneral, pode Base BALL.—It was thought certain that the $90.10 in the name ot W. M. Poindexter on April 20th last, was senter one year in the Albany penitentiary. enteldt, when starraigned, pleaded guilty and was sen- tenced to three years at Albany, and then en- cred the plea of not guilty. which he this jnorning withdrew and received the sentence of one yeai—a reduction of 66% per cent, but this did not seem to satisfy him, jor he inquired ot the court If he could not buve credit for, two months served in jail. od oot Pouice Nores.—The reports of the nine Police ‘icutenants made to Major Walker this mornin w that of the 263 members of the Iuree Lctective Cox, Station-keeper Rollins, of The Iti: precinet, and Officers Atchison, West, Fearsol Lee are om duty on the sick le X olficers are off on short leaves Of abseuce.— Thirty-two officers are detached &t Various places.——Several officers were be- fore the tial toard at headquarters to-day, ebarged wiih voting the rules of the manual. Fixe Ovp Weis MADEIRA AT Avcrion.— Mr. bo as Just received per British brig- juntine Potomac, irom Welsh Bros.’, Madeira, to be sold at auction, « consignment of fine old Madeira wine, vint es of 1825 to 1835, Con- Boisseurs and consuriers of these wines should not fail toattend the sale. See advertisement for date of sale. —— Stocks at AvcTion.—See Dowling’s adver- Usement of investment securities tomorrow, at 1 o'clock. SS REDUCED RATES To TOPEKA VIA THE PENN- PUvARIA BalLxosy.—For the meeting of the National Educational Association at ~ Kansas, July 13uh to 16th, inclusive, the Penn- sylvania Railroad Company aonounce # round tip rate of $22 from Washington, to all school teachers and professional educators eligible to Mewbership to the above ussociation, and members of their immediate families.” The Uckets will be sold until July 15th, good tor return ge ULL September uh. For in, ation rey route apply to the agent: the Peunsslvania rallroad, Gti-street, station. ‘This line many advantages over other Anes out of the capita! city, and those desiring & pleasant trip would do ‘well tomake their serraugements sccordingly, Nationals would win at least one gaine out of three with the Kansas City club, with a proba- bility of two Victories, but the gume at Kansas Cily yesterday resulted in the third successive deieat of the Nationals, ‘The score was 10 to 4. Tue Vietors made fiteen bits off Corcoran, aud the Nationals secured 9 off Weidman.’ The Cowboys played a fauitiess tlelding gume, and earned sume of their runs. Other games yee terday: At Detsvlt—Detroit, 8, New York, 13. At Chicago—Cnicago, 6; Boston, 9. AU St Louis—St. Louis, 1; 'Puiladelphia, 8. “Jerry Denny, third basemun of the St, Louis league base ball team, Hus Leen fined $150 and indefl- nitely suspended for drunkenness and ungen- tlemanly vebavior. ENTERTAINED aT THE BLUE MoUNTAIN Hots. A parly of newspaper mien, represent- ing the dally press of Philavelpula, Baltimore and Wasinidgton, became, with their jamuil the guests of the’ Westerh Maryland railroa company on Sunday aud visited the Blue Mountain house, which is delighttully situated hear the summit of the Blue Ridge mountains, Where it commands « superb view of the Cum? berland vailey. Suaday afternoon was spent in driving to the Various points of Interest in the viciuiiy, including High Kock, MLQuirauk aud Pen dur. The Blue Mountaia house is the summer home of a large nuaber of Washlng- tonlans. The press party were in charge of Geu. J, M. Hood, the president und general manager of Wie road; Mr. B. H. Griswold, the general passenger agent, and Mr. @. K. Webb, ue Bal- tunore passenger agent, all of whom were un- Uring in their efforts to'contribute to the pleas ure of their guests. Mr. J.P. Shannon, the manager of the Lotel, who is also the mahager of the Carrollton, Baltimore, and his beud clerk, Mr. . Pratt Spear, did everything possl- party ble to make the visit most pleasant ‘The ieft on Monday gilernoon, at three o’cl alter @ deliguuul rest at this very beautiful re- sort, Paizes Wow By THE Exuer GUARDS—A the close of the Irish encampment exercises at Newark, N. J., lust t, & number of were awarded. Tne Euimet Guards, of this city, were awarded the prize ior the hands@mest un! and best kept company street in camp. Private Fainter, of the Guards, wou # prize for Marksmanship. ches of said lot and square | The New Chie jee. MAJOR WALKER PROPOSES TO RUN THE FORCE WITHOUT ANY NOISE, Major Walker is busily engaged mastering the details of his office. Wnen a Stax reporter stepped Into his office this morning and asked for news the major said: “If you have ever been ina place where machinery is made you will notice that the parts of machinery made with the greatest care, and which do the most work, do their work with the feast noise. There Is less friction. That is what we are trying to make of the police force, a machine that will make little nolse. We don't want to work for reputation, but to accomplish as much good as possible tor the commumy. Ther will be little news to give out but the ordinary police news.” “How about changes in the department?” ‘axed the reporter. “There will be no changes made In the depart- ment by me,” said Major Walker, “inerely for the sake of change. “I will not be bothered by applications for office. Wien I am satisfied at the public good requires a change any- where { will hunt for a man for the place. My office came to me in that way. I declined it, bat was compelied to accept it by the pressure of my friends. As it is, I am pertectly inde- Pendent, as I did not seck the office and have no friends {0 conciliate. No change will be made merely for the purpose of gratifying somebody.” The major was measured yesterday for his new police uniform. He will wear the full police uniform, ———— For the Benefit of the Schools. 4 LIST OF THE DISTRICT PROPERTY IT 18 PRO- POSED To SELL. It was mentioned in yesterday's STAR that Mr. Ingalls introduced in the Senate the bill hitherto introduced in the House by Mr. Heard, to authorize the District Commis- sioners to sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, certain property for the benefit of the Public schools, The property authorized to be sold is sub lot 80, square 209; part of lot 6, in Square 925; lots 16 and’ 17, in square ; one acre near Chain bridge road; one-half acre on Grant road, one acre on Queen's Chapel road, a lot 40 ‘feet square, for- ierly Georgetown powder house property: the old fish market in Georgetown, lots 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24,'25 and’ 26, in square 446; lots trom’ 7_ to 39 inclusive, in’ square 901; lots » 4, 11, 12 and 13, and parts of lots 5, § and 10; in'square 872, prt of lot 11, in square 481; also, partot lot ut H and 19th streets. All’ the ‘proceeds to be ap- plied to the purchase of sites and erection thereon of schvol buildings. Referred to the District committe ae A Fatal Shooting Case. DEATH OF THE COLORED MAN WHO WAS SHOT AT A FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC. The colored man shot, as stated in yesterday STAR, at the ptenic on the 7th street road,near Sligo, Md., Monday night, was named George Dover. He died last nigtt at his home at Reno. He was shot by George Dorsey, who wss ar- rested and taken to Rockville. The two me had a fight early Monday morning, and whe: they met at the pienie the quarrel was renewed and Dorsey drew a revolver and fired. As Reno is within the District, Coroner Patterson was notified this morning Of the death, See A Fine Improvement. THE HANDSOME STORE TO BE ERECT! AVENUE BY JAMES Y, DAVIS’ SO Messrs. James Y. Davis’ Sons will in a few days commence the erection of a fine store on the northwest corner of Pensylvania avenue and 12th street, which will, when completed, rank with the best business properties on the Avenue. The architects, Messrs. W. M. Poin- dexter & Co., have completed the plans and | the work will be done under their direction. | The frontase on the Avenue is 34 ‘ect, the side | extending back 120 feet on 12th sirdet, The show windows on the avenue and extending around the corner will be glazed with very large sized Sheets of French plate glass, some ot | them ten feet in width. About one-halfot the frontage on 12th street will have continuous show windows of plate glass; otherwise tue two fronts will be two stories in heignt, respectively 16 and 12 feet in height, topped out with a D ON THE tower on the corner and ‘steep pitched slate and tile roof, An important teature of the avenue front is a bold brick arch in the second story, having a space of | twenty-two and a hail teei, in which is grouped | four large cireular headed windows, divided | by brick piers, the lurge spandrel over them | filled in with ‘diaper bricks. ‘The tower and | roof play an important part in the composi- ton, which, as a whole, is bold and attractive. The’ upper story is approached by eleven stone aud iron sieps on the outside on 12th street, which are protected by an iron reh, and then there is a 4x14 It. pro- jection in which the stairs are carried to the second floor by eusy flignts. The second story is arranged partly for oflices, with ali con Venlences, and fur work and store rooms for Messrs. James Y. Davis’ Sous, which are acces sible irom the rear of the store by means of a handsome stalrease. Particular care has been taken in the sanitary arrangements, and ample gut and ventilation planned and arsanged ior the entire building. In the cellar is located the Steam apparatus for heatiag the enure build- Ing. Sicssrs. Davis’ Sons expect to move into the building about September 15th. The store will be fitted up in superb style, in white and gola. ‘The entire cost of the building, wien occupied, will be $20,000. Mr. George I’. Deering Is tue builder, five year old of No.7 H street northwest, was playing infront of the house | she was Struck by stteet car No. 5 of the | Columbia RK. R. company, and run over. e was attended by L iurphy, Who found that | her injuries were very slight, Consisting of uwo | scratches on the foreliead. ‘Lhe car wus driven | by Jobin Ryan, but no blame is atached to bum The Courts. Equity Covrr—Judae Coz, Yesterday, Sparks at. Phillips; di Of injuuctiva ordered. Smitison agt. Smitison; rule on defendant, Isaac simithson,, returna bie July 13. Waddy agt. Waddy; app ance of absent defendant oruéred Harris « do. Aschenbach agt. Asch siruing will granted. rule on defendant, Gleason, Iu re Jobo H. Ky ing Mrs, Emina olution —Judye Sn: To-day, Josephine Johnson, protauity; $5 or 7 days.’ Walter Peyton, colored, car razor and disorderiy conduct; $: days. Daniel McNeal, Bu-idy Kidgety und Willis Con- ners, loud and boisterous; "$5 or 15 days each. Hattie Taylor, proiauity; $5 or 7 days. Affairs in West Washington. BUILDING ASSOCIATION. — At_ the 50th monthly meeting of the First Co-operative building association, held last night at its hall, on 32d street, money sold at a high rate. There was a literal’ subscription of stock of the new series, GRAIN REcEtPTs.—Schooner Kitty Ann ar- rived from Alexandria with 1,800 bushels of wheat for Hartley Bros. Nores.—The ultention of the authorities is called to the filthy condition of the gutters here.—A complaint has been booked at the station-house about the mischievous boys in the neighborhood of the convent. TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 76; con- dition, 9.” Receiving reservoir, temperature, 79; condition at north connection, 10; south connection, 30. Distributing reservoir, tem- perature, 80; condition at influent gatehouse, 36; effluent fratehouse, 3 ry P00 WoW w RRR POOWWWWD DE RR PPO O WWWW D DFE RE ° WWWW D DE R RL oo WwW W DDD KEEK B- 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, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders SoLp oNLY IN cana RovaL Baxknve PowDER Co. 106 Wail street, N.Y. ocd QP M00 RABY CONC iog700. Our $10.00 BABY COACH pose Reduced to $8.00. Our $11.00 BABY COACH. Reduced to $9.00, Our $12.00 BABY COACH ===> _ Reduced to $10.00. Other COACHES reduced in proportion, ‘Headquarters for LAWN TENNIS, ARCHERY, CROQUET, Special rates to clubs. CH. RUPPERT, 403-405 7th st_n.w., near D st, Bars axo Base Bat jy6 Basx: Baris, OUTFITS. SPALDING’S NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL, $1.25, Special Price. 120 sheets Note Paper, 25 cents. 24 Gheets Note Paper with Envelopes to mateb,in a Dox, 10 cents a JOUN GC PARKER'S, GA7and 619 7th at nw. myS Vv RBLATrs HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF PURE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARONL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL (ALSO, THE CELEBRATED VELATTS FAMOUS CARA MELS, FRESH EVERY DAY. 209th st. nw., opposite U. & Patent Office, ‘Branch Store, 1706 Pennsylvania ave, a.w. A Pennsylva: THE FIFTH AT SHREWSBURY, PA.—SPEECHES ‘BY SENATOR BLACKBURN AND GEN. BLACK. Correspondence of THe EVENING STAR. SHREWSBURY, YoRK Go., Pa., July 6. ‘We are nicely located here, but two hours’ ride from Washington, and Tae EVENING STAR shines brightly at Clifton Place, in this ancient borough. Yesterday was observed as the 4th. The point of attraction wasa Sunday school picnic at Seltziand, about one mile south of Glen Rock. It had been published in the local papers for several weeks that prominent democrats from Washington were to attend, Among the public men present were Gen, Black, Pension Commissioner; Senator Black: burn ‘and a number of ladies’ and gentlemen who accompanied them. “Gen, Biack delivered an appropriate address. The closing speec! was delivered by Senator ‘Binckbirn? He stated that he and Gen. Black had come he: together at the invitation of friends, and that apprehending he would be called upon to de- liver an address, he had written one that be thought would suit. He and the general had a Joint satchel, which they used together. Into this satchel ‘the speaker sald he the mauuscript of the address he expected to de- liyer, but somehow the manuseript had got out Of the satchel and into the pocket of Gen. Black, who delivered it, and did it so well that he had no complaint 19 make. In the evening the party were driven to York to the home of Lieut. Gov. C. F. Black, where they remained over night, returning to Washington in the morn- ing. K ————eo____ Packed in Ice alive. FORTUNATE RESCUE OF A SUPPOSED CORPSE FROM BEING FROZEN TO DEATH. A telegram trom Reading, Mich.,July 6, saya: ‘Mrs. Lucinda Faste, of Woodbridge township, while on her way to the Fourth of July celebra- tion here last Saturdoy fell unconscious from. herseat in the eurriage and was to all indica- tions dead, Medical assistance was called, but all efforts to restore her proved futile and she was given up, although not having every ap- pearance of being dead. The body was laid out and taken back home for burial, Arriving there, ice was procured in which to pack the re- mains, and they were 80 packed for more than thirty’ minutes when an old physician, Dr. Neclich, called on the bereaved family. He was so struck with the life-like "look ot the “corpse” that he expressed doubis of her death. ‘The body was’ quickly from the ice and the doctor went Lo work to establish the fact of her living. He opened a veln in Mrs. Faste’s arm this morning and the blood flowed freely. In @ short time the lungs vegan to work, and the funeral prepa- rations were abandoned. ‘The patient now lies apparently asleep. Her house is filled with curious neighbors and the iocai physicians are much puzzied over the case. Ivis said by the neighbors that Mrs, Faste’s mother once bad a similar experience; that she lay in a trance for many days, and when she came to evinced a iuli knowledge of everything which had gone on around her. oo—_____ Father—No, sir; it shan't be said of me that I wanted to get my gals spliced 5) bud that I had | too out and iasso’em and bring the young men in, One of the girls—No, sather! Nobly said! Give me the lasso!—Zjd-Bus, Tremo. SKIN DISEASES INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY cuTICURA. ‘Treatment—A warm bath with CuTIcuBA Soar and 4 single application of CuTicuna, the grest Skin Cure, This repeated dally, with two or three doses of CunI- CURA RESOLVEST, the new Blood Purlfier, to keep the bivod cool, the perspiration pure und unirritating, the bowels open, the liver and kidneys active, will speedily cure Eczema, Tetter, Bingworm, Paoriasis, Lichen, Pruritus, Seall-Head, Dandroff and every species of Itching, Sealy and Pimply Humors of the Scalp and Skin, When the best physicians and reme- dies fail, ECZEMA ON A CHILD. Your most valuable Curicuna ReMeDIEs have done my child so much good that I feel like saying this for the benefit of those who are troubled with skin d.sease. My ifttle girl was troubled with kezema, und I tried several doctors and medicines, but did not do her uny good until { used the CUTICURA REME- pips, which speedily cured her, for which 1 owe you many thanks and many nights of rest. ANTON BOSSMIER, Kduburgh, Ind, TETTER OF THE SCALP, I was almost perfectly bald, caused by Teter of the top of the scalp. Lused your CUTICURA REMEDIES about six wecks, and they cure my scalp perfectly, and now my Lair is coming back us thick as it ever was. J. P. CHOICE, Whitesboro’, Texas, COVERED WITH BLOTHES, want to tell you that your CuricuRa RESOLVENT fs magnificent. About three mouths ago my face was covered with Ulotches, aud after using three bottles of | Risonvenr I was perfectly cured. FREDERICK MAITRE, 23 St. Charles st, New Orleans, La, Sold everywhere. Price: CuTIcuRA, 50 cts: Soar,25 cts.; RESOLVEN?, $1. Prepared by the PorTER DRUG Boston, Muss. Send for “How to Cure Skin diseases. PL PLES, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes, and Baby Humors, use CUTICURA SOAP. EY PAINS, and that weary, lifeless, all-gone Sensation ever present with those of inflamed kidneys, weak buck and joins, aching hips and sides, over- worked or worn out by disease, debility or dissipation, are ,relieved in one minute and speedily cured by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, a new, original, ele- gant and infallible antidote to pain and inflammation, | Avail druggists’, 25c,; tive for 21; or of Porrer Davo Co., Boston, jy Res ‘uz Answer Is "Tus STARS, SHOULD A QUESTION ARISE IN YOUR MIND AS TO THE BEST PLACE TO GET. FITTED OUT IN FINE SUMMER CLOTH: ING AT VERY LITTLE COST, INQUIRE OF YOUR FRIENDS; THEY WILL TELL YOU THAT WE ARE SELLING MEN'S, SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS FROM. $1.40 UP; BOYS' DO., AGES 11 TO 17, $1.25; BLACK ALPACA CUATS FROM $1.35 UP. ASK YOUR CASUAL ACQUAINTANCES— ‘THEY WILL INFORM YOU WE KEEPIN STOCK AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY, OF THE FINIST KINDS OF COOL SUM- MER CLOTHING, INCLUDING FANCY COLORED SILK " ALPACAS, PONGEES, SRGES, DRAP D'ETES, NUN'S CLOTHS, PHYR WEIGHT C CHEV IOTEENS, TO FIT TH: HE £ LARGE AND TALL AND » , THE Yor CONSULT THE WHISPERING WINDS; THEY WILL ENLIGHTEN YOU a8 TO PRICES, AND TELL YOU SOMETHING OF, OURS. YOU WILL LEARN—PERHAPS FOR THE FIRST TIME-WHAT REAL BARGAINS OUR HOUSE Is CONSTANTLY STOCKED WITH. NO MATTER WHAT YOUR CONDITION IN LIFE MAY BE— LABORER, MECHANIC, MERCHANT, OR, MILLION PROFESSIONAL MAN OR GENILEMAN OF ELEGANT LEISURE— WE IiAVE GOODS TO SUIT YOUR VARI- OUS TASTES AND THE NEEDS OF YOUR, VARIOUSCALLINGS,AND ALL ATPRICES, INTENDED TO ASTONISH AND AMAZE, SHOULD YOU NEED AN ELEGANT. OF SCOTCH CHEVIOT OR STYLISH CASSIMERE, YOU CAN HAVE YOUR, CHOICE OF FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES, ‘THAT SOLD READILY UP TOONE WEEK, AGO AT $15. $14.50 AND $12, NOW GOING FOR THE SMALL SUM OF TEN DOL- LARS, WHY CAN WE DO THIst YOU ASK, “READ THE ANSWER IN THE STARS," AND COME DIRECTLY TO, THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D8TS (LL BLUE SIGNS) je30-m,w,f ait 1886—WITH SUPPLEMENT. ANALYZING THE BAKING POWDER “ROYAL” THE ONLY ABSOLUTELY PURE BAKING POWDER MADE.—ACTION OF THE NEW YORK STATE BOARD OF HEALTH. Under the direction of the New York State Board of Health, eighty-four different kinds of baking powders, embracing all the brands that could be found for sale in the State, were submitted to examination and analysis by Prot. C. F. CHANDLER, a Member of the State Board and President of the New York City Board of Health, assisted by Prof, Epwarp G. Love, the well-known late United States Government chemist. The official report shows that @ large number of the powders examined ‘Were found to contain alum or lime; many of them to such an extent as to Tender them seriously objectionable for use in the preparation of human food. Alum was found in twenty-nine samples, This drug is employed in baking Powders to cheapen their cost, The presence of lime is attributed to the impure cream of tartar of commerce used in thelr manufacture, Such cream of tartar was also analyzed and found to contain lime and other impurities, in some samples to the extent of 98 per cent of their entire weight. All the baking powders of the market, with the single exception of “Royal” {not including the alum and phosphate powders, which were long since dis- carded as unsafe or inefficient by prudent housekeepers) are made from the impure cream of tartar of commerce, and consequently contain lime to a con Tesponding extent, The only baking powder yet found by chemical analysis to be entirely free from lime and absolutely pure is the “Royal.” This perfect purity results trom the exclusive use of cream of tartar specially refined and prepared by patent Processes, which totally remove the tartrate of lime and other impurities, The cost of this chemically pufe cream of tartar 1s much greater than any other, ‘and on account of this greater cost is used in no baking powder but the “Royal.” Prof. Lovg, who made the analyses of baking powders for the New York State Board of Health, as well as for the Government, says of the purity and wholesomeness of “Royal” “I have tested a package of ‘Royal Baking Powder’ which I purchased in the open market, and find it composed of pure and wholesome ingredients, It is a cream of tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does not contain either alum or phosphates or any injurious substances, “E. G. LOVE, Pu. ——————— CIry ITEMS. Look! Look! Look! $28.00—$28.00 will buy a solid walnut mar. ble-top Chamber Suite, with ball handles, bevel mirror, rooker, chairs, etc., for $28, ‘Wx. H. DuNN, 311 7th st. nw, We are making new friegds and customers by the score, wae are delighted with the ele- gant tea and coffee they are buying from us at the reduced price of our 30-days’ closing-out sale. Come quickly and get some of these bar- ins, “They cannot last long. Stock rapidly iminishing, N.T. MerzGkr & BroTusk, 1 417 7th st. bw, The Office of the Howe Machine Isat Auerbach’s Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H streets, eos Men About Town. Who cannot recognize by his worn look the man about town—who inverts life, who turns night into day, who makes exhaustive draughts on his powers, who wears uimselt out oo fast, who burns his candle at both ends? He gots up and breakiasts at an hour when the tide of business has long been atits height, He dines ‘or sups, whichever you please to call it, at all manner of hours. Who lives an artificial life, and sinks, as a rule,intoa premature grave. The simple fact is‘he exiausts bis nervous strength. He repairs his lack of toue with such stimulants us he bas found open him up to tem- porary activity, only by their reuctivn to put him ‘ina still’ more exhausted and worn-out condition. ‘To such men Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron proves a perfect restorer, Tht celery braces up the nerves; the beef, best, sim lest and eurliest of muscle-making toods, gives im bodily strength, and the iron gives tone to the general system. ‘Aiter its use heis no longer the worn, lauguid and depressed mau. Alert, Vivucloas and full of life, he hus a frei hold on, pleasure, and knows tut he owes his invigor- ated system to the’ use of the proper cordial. ‘The celery, beet and tron has all4he good eifects of ordiuury stimulants, without any of their drawbvcks, and can ulways be relied on, Drug- gists have it on sale. a: Choice Quality Summer Underwear 25e. At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H.1 All About a Successful Hunt in Ala- bame. Mr. William Hunt, of Vineton, Autauga county, Ala. came to towa to forward his Ueket, Which’drew one-fifth of the first capital prize of $75,000, amounting to $15,000, in the Louisiana state Lottery at New Orleans. He is @ merchant and farmer of Autauga, and will be forty years old in September. He says he bas beed buying tickets tor the past twenty years, but has always won more than he Spentfor Uckets. In twenty yeurs he has paid OUL $435, and received (including the last rize} $15,900. He is satisfied tat the draw- ing 1 stfuignt and fair.—Selma (Ala.) Zimes May 18. a Men’s and Boys’ Bicycle Shirts for 50c. up to $3.50, at Auerbach’s, corner 7th and H. 1 Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing add delivered “in 4g lb. “Ward” prints,35c. per lb, Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Sc. per quart. Cream 15 cents, Extra Silk Laces for Bicycle Shirts At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H.1 Gent’s Suits Cleaned, $1,—Satisfaction guaranteed atC.PuTsoHe's,1720Pa.av.i0,W,s3m lou. 75e. Quart Bottle, No.1 Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near D st, Pickwiek Club Whisky is the best, MONEY TO LOAN. HAVE FROM $1.000 to $10,000 TO LOAN ON Treat esuave securitiea, CHAPIN BROWS ation Dey-at-Law, 323 diy st. nw. yes vA TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE 56,000 Security. THOS. J, MYERS, jy3-1m 16 F street ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, In sums to suit, at 5 and 6 per cent, CHARLES W. HANDY, y33t 021 F street nw. EAL ESTATE AND COLLATERAL LOAN made. Army and navy officers’ pay vouchers cashed. Advances on lie insurance ‘policies and other securities. iyS-1m _W. H. DEMPSEY, 1424 New York ave. MOSES 70, LOASCWH (CAN FURNISH promptly any amount desired on approved Heal Kaige security, 1m sums trom $1,000 upwards. Jeze-1m CUTIER & WIMER, 1423 F st MOoSEY 70 JOAN ON REAL ESTATE SE. ML carity, at market races, in sums’ of $1,000 and over. W. H. BARSTOW, O10 7th st nw. Jez2-1m. NATIONAL LAW AND THUST COMPANY— Money to loan on spproved securities—All busi- ransacted. Rew! promptly and sahsictorily t JOHN Bg acy ‘Beal Estate Department 1214 F st shee F: i ON REAL ESTATE 1,500 _[{my27} ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. MSE gd 1S Se SaaS i Stes e. & ceut. O HOLTZMAN, Gorner 10th and F streets northwest. ‘ONEY TO LOAN In sums to sult, on approved Real Estate secur- ity, at lowest Fates of interest moderate, No ullneceseary delay. RN. HUYCK, a5 pennsylvania ave. ONEY TO LOAN, in sums %0 Suit, at lowest rates, on ay real ‘eaute security. FiTeH, pox & BROWS, 020 1437 Peonaylvania ave, J. 1505 + Beavriect. Frevren Sams, Exccllent quality, nearly one yard wide; cash Halve Bbc. price Fedced fo 13440 "7 CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS; sk value 1240; BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS Goo ‘ew shades of ‘Tans and Drabs, esah value abe, rice redugcd to 16e. FIGURED LAWNS, Bew styles, 60. ee & ESP ee Bh 40g MAE P EL EME ad - ‘711 Morket Space, near 7th street. BEAUTIFUL FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, 16, x NUN'S VEILING and ALBATROSS, pure wool, wide gouble ‘width, cream, pink, bius masa Bindi te BLACK SHOCADE SILK GRENADINES Real Value 75c, Reduced to 45e. FANCY SUMAGHE SILKS Sip 45, 600, SUAGE CAPEMBRE SHAWLS, pie wool, 91.50. BU Gah value BOO. Brice reduteny; Qaxt™ Widths NAVY BLUE, GAMNET and ‘BROWN SATINES, iS pears mens mrp cote hatarah seaeae ‘quality Bridal ‘worth! ATES 22 area tit ‘ONEY TO LO, ar 505, MOP2¥ 70 Loan on REAL ESTATE aT lowest rates. DANKNHOWER £50N, ap2e 1116 Fe, Mane TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OB ‘mh3o MRST-CLASS RITES at lowest rates of SECU. Ne Seay OG. GEEN, SoS Rie nw. GEO. 4. OHARE, gt, se00-70" 1265 Tth st. aw. Nw Dy ALRERS 90 10TH STREET NW. See pacers aie, Lame e* hoor than we 4 PRICELIST WHICH IS IN REALITY « PRIZELIST. The people want facts, not idle words; as the proof ofthe pudding is in the eating, 80 is the proof of low charges in the prices asked, VICTOR E ADLER'S ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE Is not ashamed to announce its prices: in fact, we are proud of our pricelists. They demonstrate louder jords that Adler sells good ciothing cheaper than any other establishment in the District. FOR OUR GREAT SPECIALTY SUIT. $2.75 MEN'S CREOLE SUITS AT 92.50 BOYS SUITS, AGE 14 7017, aT $1.98 PONGEE COAT AND VEST aT $5.00. SILK MOHAIR COAT AND VEST, Plaids and Office OpenSeturdaystill 11 pm Neat Checks, at $1.00. SILK COATS AND VESTS AT 99.50. NEW INVOICE OF PANTS, Strictly All Wool, $2.50, GENUINE SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS, $1.50. Costs, checks and stripes, 25c. Sold on Tuss- day and Thursday evenings only, from 5 to 7 o'clock. VICTOR E ADLER'S PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE STRICTLY ONE PRICK $27 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. X. W., Corner of Massachusetts Avenue, 025 i i vite the atten:ion celebrated tne QLD WHISIIES Chins we the following prices, = cases containing one bottleseach. Esrastszep ooo 00, Buroxes Surrs, AT REDUCED PRICES, DURING THE RAINY SPELL WE HAVE BEEN CULLING OUT THE ODD SUITS AND HAVE MARKED THEM AT RE- <= DUCED PRICES TO CLEAR THEM OUT. REMEMBER THAT THESE WERE THE BEST SELLERS. WE MAY HAVE 4 SUIT IN THIS LOT TO PLEASE YOU, GEORGE SPRANSY, 607,SEVENTH ST. N.W., Opp U.& Post Offica, 1811. H 1 i aH i be OLD RESERVE WHISKY... ———-.-.++-.818.00 UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISK ¥,..15.00 BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY. If you cannot obtain these Whiskies Grocer, we will, on receipt of bank iekiver them to etter, i g & i Hi | i I i 1. | HL @ H. W. CATHERWOOD, . 124nouth Front St, Philadelphia, or2am 1X. ¥, Ofice—16 South William st ‘We are the Sole Agents for the sale of the Genuine Concord Harness and Collars, ‘Beware of Imitations, ‘Besure of Nameand Number. SUMMER RESORTS. JomDas WHITE SULPHL 1B SPRINGS, PRED [2 ®4¥ River noren 1e15-3m D ERICK 00, Va. f ‘Pamphlets at the Star Office. Jordas Springs, P.O, & SON, Newville, Pa. GeasiE Is now Board $1 _jyeim HOTEL, for the reception of E ‘open for the reception terete. Yel (and $12 per week. SJ MASSE E.C JORDAN )UBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR CHALYBFATE SPRINGS are ‘Open for the reception of quests. scriptive circular and terms midress For de- Tid 3 WE y, Ma. om Wars To Srexn Tux Scann and how to REACH THE RESORTS of VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA. The above ts the title of an interesting, the line of the Wirginia, Midland railway font rm book, descripuve of the summer rescris bs tels and boardi and Danville R. Rand Western Norih Reduced rate ticketsare now on male fr sorts, tor the ory ‘The desert be LUMBI, we book can be had upo ¢ Virginia Midland rallway office, 61 ve., OF Wil NEW oo HOU CAPE MAY, N. J. houses cated on or Be: vm Be ik theese Pen: \drens a3 tat mailed to any ‘This new and elegant Hotel is now open. “located directly on ocean front. Ail modern tinprovemients, and a cuisine of particular excellence. Special season, rates. For terms addreve Or, 33-2, (ol. C6 TEFL nade Hotel, Avantic City, wi 18th st. nw.,on TURSDAY an DAY, July Jy’ NEW COLUMBIA NOUS, REYNOLDS & NFII, Motel Lat se ry FE ‘Cape May, N.'5. PROPRIETOR OF COLON be at 623, WEDS Ex. th and th, where terms and 4 ener! information as to Colonnade cheerfully given. t YATSKILL MOUNTAINS, ‘Three thousand feet Solutely free from Hay Fe Files and Mosquitoes, inland water of this or fo ‘The funows Mountain Lake (egion of ‘York—a Paradise for Tourists and Sportsmen sey City station vin Kingston Phoenicia, 1: Mt House Stages for Mount m Paleny iste SARALOGA AND CATSET ‘Jersey. Leave Kaaterskill, 4:25 p.m; Pm; Mt. House Station, pm. 810 p. rg ab, T. 2p. 2:55 bam: station iy Stati Frm ich, 3 ‘Stages tor Mountain tom jon, and from Palensille to Arrive Saratoga 5:5 Parlor Cars 5am. Pm. Caldwell, Lake Georze, owe the sea, and ab. Fever, Malaria, ON DACK™ Northern express trains on the ‘and from the Jers-y. AIN EXPRESS,—Leave Jer- Arrive Hotel Kaaterskill, Grand Motel, 1:4. Catskill Village, 5 pm: Paenviile, 1230 pt House from Mt. House siation, Hotel Kaaterskill, LMT. nly am. Ars 1m, 4:43 pm: Gran J m.: Catskcthl Vill 20 Valeuvili ‘from M: jotel EXPRESS — ve Hotel Hote for Motel Kastersktil, orand Hotel Station and Saravoga, SAA Leave Jersey City. Kuaterskill. via Kingston, 9.00. S342 p.m. Phosuteia, 7:48 p.m.; Cataklll Viliace, Mt; House Sra Stages from MU ind frow Paleaville to Hotel Kaater-Kill Da fice rive ~aratoga 9:00 p.m. erskiil, Grabd Hotel Station a Purchase «i 1 OF ex: ‘Northern GA AND CATSKILL MT. SPECTAL.— cation wt 8: Dm. “Arrive Motel Hotel, 3 :00 p.m: Palenville, S303 House Station for Moumain Are Cars tor Hotel Kaat- pan: Gran Parl cursion tickets at ey Cy n resorts by West Shore Rail- road. Baggage checked turouzh. 3y2-1m 0) “A SBURY eds. 1e28: MS Gener 10 PARK, T. SOUTHAl Norwood Hall, Asbury Park, XJ. Season, has taken the St’ August wr ave. which is now open for guests. dacPher son House will still be open. Passenger Agent, New SHLAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC en July Ist formerly of Grand Union, Atlantic City, atid Grape botel, Lai Pa HENRY HENRY MONET, RAW Pa, Prop. jeoO-La dd J—STOCKTON HOUSE. ‘Second avenue, ‘one block trom and in full view ot oceau.’ Superior table. Good @A Cool verandas. Mrs. M. MALSTON. 423 LL, PROPRI “SOF Rock Exox Spxrxcs asp Mis. RAL BATE MOUNTAINS OF ViKGINTA, Six Hours from Washington. Fine smooth turnpike roads. from Winch improv Large 8 ester. ‘Houndrip tickets $6.5) euits made in botel and baths tls season. miming pool entirely remodcled. nt easy Gartiaces reat Separate bathing houses for indies and gentlemen. The most perfect drain sini derive Reybor: “1 trast age wud wholesome cule Dr. Geo. Reuling, Baltimore. | i Know of 6 place Where families or invalidscan | {horouRhly Fenovated. | Kates SU to, SB much bealth and enjoyment.”—Dr. Kovert | Week. No malaria, good water. summer: my recollections of that heaven-iayored spot are most ‘Can take 5:40 or 1 gt nt of the hewil Creator. We were blessed with the guests. = church. of jeasaut.”—Mrs. John A. Lozan, “The refresh tion from # kil many who are yo: rector of St. J ‘A large oa Aters is ab enedic- Rev. Win. A. Leonard, ib (of 4 Weeks) and upwards, ac- h of stay. 4m. truin, Latter overtakes the former at Point of Ro ks. For cirewars: mation 4.5. Jel ALT ply at STAR office, and for all infor- & SUN all per day Rec) afraigements for fanllicy. Ws hicet steumers George Leary Point ‘wharf Good saility address K "Mary's County. Std son, Goverument Printing Oilice and C. Xai sailing free. Points 7ih'st. nw. Res water bathi country’ di Siveretion of guests fable fare, Trausportation Seid and Thomp-on. More enjoyment tor the same. tm ace of te Kind. Mail tree tluacs per week. Address bt AKISTONE & SUNS, a ans suo BL. PRIN from Washir (OMAC HOTEL, open Ju RT oe. wt ves, music Frait and medical ad: $1.50, 89 per week and $30 per mouth. O/y eed id Excelsior at ‘and bathing.” Boat for ADAMS & BRO. Piney Refer to A. 4. Douald- der, B11 ‘and danel To steamer ey than any oer st Bw M PA, in, on the verge or ihe great Cumberiand Valley, near Gets, burg. ment of ‘A cool, dry air and pure spring water. ‘The hotel weil equipped. JOHN L. MILLS, Je21-1m Late of the Arlingtox hotel, Wasuington,D.C. « Opens June 19th. HOTEL, a. 13 a day Sovnngulfors: no maiaris Tog of fssclass houses NEAR WATKINS GI aud upward: AML the attrac 9 Spertal rates for fuuilies. Rooms may be secured 171 Bloaaway, roum 24, oly. my224,m.w2m Do} NS & COUCH. HE ALLAIRE, ‘Spriug Lake Beach, J. ‘The most charmlug location on ihe beach. pointments, jer 18t Mod. my? tat E M. RICHARLSUS TJ WE PROSPECT, Las GOON H'SIGHTS, MARTHA’S VINEYARD, ‘Will open June 15. A pleasant, healthfui and In every Way first-class bense: hear the water atid ail plages of Interest; under culrely new manace rutes reas Onable.” Proprictor will be ai the United States butel Qntit Jane 13, with plans. Je5-s&w to ON VIRGL imted, repaired aud. paper Rew closstsand the best sanitary plasibin in the mountains; nea’ porches Uave been newly furnished throughout, aid new hair mattresses | have been placed in aii the rooms, with woven wire | This rewrt has been thoroughly overbanied roughou aul SPRINGS, SHENAN LAKGES! AND MOST FA’ SUMMER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF 1A B. T. CREGEN Proprietor. AH CO. VA SHIONABLS springs, making tis tue best and ‘most compiete re- sort to be foun in the south. Greatest variety of medicinal waters at auy summer resort in the Uulted Slates; Deautiful scenery, magniticent roads; table an= excell-d; hot, cold, shower and plunge fishit class i ‘and very. the build Washington, RR Two A tua hotels, analy moniais, &c., gists: Drew's, eral water de) i baths: good ame’ in the immediate vicinity. Firs connection with the hotel: changes moderate” B&U. Telegraph and Express office in Tois is the ington, beiug only & hours’ ride on the trfins daily. Prof Ed. Williams’ ng ta it ‘House, ais oF U rietor. e Water, attraction May, be ad free at the follow: ‘Milbarn’s, ‘ChLLOR, nearest watering piace to Music will be furnished by ‘String Band, of al- ‘Descriptive pamphieis con- mation, cuts of the tour principal i terns, Lest ‘drug- ‘Thompson's, schufer's min- pot ou Fs, Evening Star office and For further uformution address H. CABELL MADDUX, P1 ‘Dr. CW. CHAN ys-om. KG. BURKE, Chief Clerk, ‘esident Physician. A GONTAIN TOP HOTEL —THIs coor D AY ial resort on top of the fates en JURE 1ST 1586. HENRY L MAS, SPE: Proprievor, Afton Depot, V Mopar SE Seis aout itt OPE Feno ied, refurnished and enlarged. teuated 1¢ summit of Blue Ridge. jand R. K. Noted for its del Apply 20 ot MIDDLEK AU rs W, Sup't, Laltimdre, Md. nay’ MORES HOTEL, Tro Is now ready for mas ah To Ne many advantage Sdded an entire new front a large, huniber of cool and plea-aut roums: aait ‘water ath: ng, ‘ishing, cr x eC wil free eens eee See SUMMER RESO: RTS. Sass WILL OPEN JULY L tat FINE HEALTHFUL LocaTIon. ELEGANT ACCOMMODATIONR, GOOD SURF (SALT WATER) BATHING, THE TABLE WILL EQUAL THE BEOD ‘For rooms and tull information apply to . GRORGE R. CRUMP, Proprietor “Colonnade Hotel,’ Aun” and lave of “Congress Hail,” Cape May; BAY RIDGE, MD, Port Office. Telephone Office, Telegraph Omics, Rall Toe! Office, in the HM. " Sere Laxe Brace. Nu Je ‘SEASON OF 1886. MONMOUTH HOUSE WILL OPEN JUNE 24TH. For descriptive circniar and other iy tion address LM. MALTBY, Motel Latur cite, Philadelphia, oF Moumoucw | Spring Lake teach, a r[BE, NA TORIR ATLANTIC Gi ‘open all the year. thorougt | thet anttcvid wen badhs. Sun Hal dl | beach iree to xuesta. M. WILLLA MS. | Qe rrr ‘COMFORT, VIRGINIA, HYGEIA HOTEL, ‘Terms for the season of 1886, beginning, ume Ist, reduced 25 to 60 per cet, but the highest standard of excellence maintained, ‘Send tor Ulustrated descriptive pam phiet and terms, FM. PIKE _my17-3m PPLE HATO | B caroitun ave. 3 | asso. ELisia ROB _myi23m, AN END OF NoRTHE for Season “tant is & SUNS. Auantlccity, N.S, tat Oe omer i. Via Belvidere Delaware BRODHEAD, ED 1804, “THE BEDFORD BEDFORD, PENNA. Summer Kesort opens icepuon, EOTH, 1s%6. Inrged and improved for the seano Uickets to be bad at PKR Co sa 8 Ticket offices, and checks rd water aud pamphlet at Ci bird and cther information by application ‘raters ‘and. grounds are exclusively for the sist tke springs and those parchusiag, Wekels for ar use. TH ANDERSON HII, Oauere und Proprietors ms i Pee = | ]QUTHERFORD VILTA SUEF Place, AUinntlc City, close to beach and park’ bets end ocean Pier. Large, elecautiy’ Tur- aka | uished chambers, fine porebes. Cuisine ot the tuese Sjelo-2u1 FB NUTCHING SHFSANDOA trom Phiiadlp bia Union Avenue, Opposite Congress Springs Part. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥, ta? OPEN JUNE 19 TO OCTOBER JAMES H. RODGERS, Proprietor. A =PRINGS, VIRGINIA As \-pepsia water ever discover: | Sa, endorsed ‘by’ the medical association of | the ate. is now the largest wind most por he mountaiuyof Virginia. Aily ert lmnprovements. FOr duscriptive pat Sveulat, address kL A, COLMOUN, Gen'l my 20-6w ‘ALN LAKE PARK HOTEL, SUMMIf OF THE ALLEGHENIES, GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAND, | Between Deer Park and Oakland in the Glades, om the Band 0. For full information address | Jel4-2m H.W. VAN METER, Owner and Prop’. | ASBURY PARK. NJ.—THE VICTORIA, | ALFumity House, desirabie location, near! “Tube and acrommodationyexcedient ary arrangements. Surt bathiisgausare is moderate abd reduced for Jane and ember jels-2im SEASON 1886.—BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH SSSEACH, Dit. wal reopen June Ist, a reasonable " Send uF" clreular | Throuch trains from Washisigton to lueho- | both 'by Pu It K without change; Found-trig towed ood tor season ‘at reduced rates” GHOUM & Bie | TOS. proprietors y2i-sm IVER VIEW HOU rounded by salt wate i] Refitied ‘anc per 9 Fishing. | boauhe and bathing. An elegant steam yom eu hls Se bone! enon this | #ufed for the summer. Circulars om application to I may he able to come to Rock Enon this WLAND HILL, Oxford, Md. appl Jezel HOUSE, SOUTH CAROLINA, Ocean, Atiantic city. §. 5. re! jurnished and telephone connec de. fear bot sea Water baths. ~ewer drait 2m DUBOIS & ¥! Coens HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, teat MILO M. POTTER, Proprietor. ESIDE, pu ‘Ocean end of Kentucky ave, Atiautic City, Je2-2m__ Mrs. G.W. SIODDAD, P.O. Box 159. ASBURY PARK, 2 NEW JERSEY, HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Season June 16th until October. OPENS JUNE 24th, 1886, Accommodations for 500 guest, jel4-1m_ Mra D. B STOCKHAM @ CO., Proprietona, Mr. G. T.Stockham, of the Ebbitt House, will em ace rooms for parties drring che eusuing season, yORw ALL, 00 aN “Kingley st., Asbury Dark, N.J., is now, Open, under the inauaement of the owner. Bite. ML McCRA Cosa (THE WASH'NGTON HOUSE) Perteet sewerage: st. nay dim ATLANTIC CITY. ALL MODERN IMPROVE Address CC LF FLER, 621 and 623 or Hotel. YLARENDON HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥., MANAGEMENT. Popular prices: $3 per day and upwards. _jel2-1m I i Nae STOCKTON, Cape May, N.J., Opens June 30th. under the mans Henry Clair. late of Grand Uni ent of hotel, Suraloga Springs, and J. P, Colt, of the Ar- pees Seem 2 oe RNS 8-5 1/184 =1886—"THE KITTATINNY,” DELA rare Water Gi ‘May 1 until November bie ‘mountain resort und Philadelphia, returuisin Fa. Open from ‘adjacent to New \ ork to New tor ‘dowel recently rebuiles ee Rooms en suite, with, bot snd cold ‘ater, tutus, au Unlimited suppiy uf pure spring sic, gua, electric bells and’ the ouly puneger eg Yator at the Water Gap. W. A. BRODMEAD SONS jelza WY Biback Sul emursratem, SF) ‘Mountain No malaria. or mosgu- toes, Hoty, ishing, exec tab ew. sonable chargis Circulars at Paret 7) TEE ha aves or addrew A.M JELLY, New suing: sor, Ma may’ OARDING. Bath ‘Baaress W ayioam ess Monroe OCKWOOD_ HOUSE, HARPER'S Wen Vion Mrs 'E, Lave Stmong the mountains: Tableruruiahed with everything fresb, Plenty fresh milk. Terai got per week Syccal Vermie for” atallen ‘pen May 20th. Ka RE, CORNER ATEAN- "THe bdo etteecenves, auanue Cay. x3 ‘open all the yeu. I EDWAKD 8. Likk, Prop. w= END HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT WILL OPEN JUNE 10. THE HOTEL JUNE 1® aplesur D. M. @ W. E HILDRETH, Proprietors New York Office, 52 Broadway, New York. J10-sttl5t J] OTe: LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY. N3. ehly located, within 80 Weer 0!