Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1886, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. “The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAT. OFFICER. Wasitteros, D.C. Anz. 14, 1886. for 24 Horrs, Commencing at Indication For sfaryland, | westerly wind ture. A Purxowr ld United States hotel at lease of life under th Haynes, who has it a perso: t is felt in every department, from cellar to garret. It is one of the few hotels that exnibits its K nt to adv pm guests instead o1 and tha that making hotel life Pution, Tuts Rerore? Dip You EvEK SF Ash Ex- tension Tables Ash Wardrobes, 38.7. Ash Chitfouiers, Ash_ Chamber "Suites, 50: 6 Ash Cb: &: 6 Wamnut Car Sent Dining Chairs, $5.50: 6 Cane-Seat Chairs, 3.95: 6 Ki Large Cane-seat Kers, $1.95; Walnut Suites, A t $10, Walnut bea, $15, large size: slnut Hat Ruck, $6. Great reduction in fan Cabinet Ware. Wot H. DuNx's, S11 7th st. nw. AND Tipe Wart For No Mas. J unequal to the daily task, if F digestion is bad, it is Don't wait tll the d the foreloe! cipte OWwrse to the immenss ner reduction we have ess of our sum: , til sue: ided September Ist, our remarka Six Hlegant Pictorial Cabinet Photographs tor $1. . WALZL, S19 Market Space, open until Metager & Bro., 417 7th st. n.w LAS, hosiery, ganze underwear, sbbers’ price: tue Fux PortRrarr EW PHoro A ¥, 1109 Pa. av. OG st. nw SowETHING NEw.— muke you life-s superior crayon. Estabrook, 711 Murket Spact R. A. Goupey’s Potomac RIVER Fisi AND Gauge Sens is the place to h orders fled for prime fresh aad salt wat h, Ken- nebec salt ‘rabs, delicacies n. live lobsters, Cristield sort atl ti ackerel, spots and ‘Telephy A. W. BRockAW, of Groton, Brown Dakota, used Alleock’s Plasters tor Liftecn years—completely cured of irregularity by usin two plasters @ for seven days €: Wack jdney trouble—cured pressure at the base Alleoek’s Porous w Ak Evesicit relieved. Hempler’s, cor.4% CITY AND DIsTRICT. Amusements ‘Yo-Nizht. wen's.—"The Queen's Lace Handker- Condensed Locals. wn amateur actress of this city, has sizned with the | “Theodora” company to play a leading role. | heodora” Is to be produced at Niblo’s garde: New York, on September 13th, with grand spe tacular effects, and with Miss Lilli the title role. A slight fire In the furniture repair shop of H. ‘Schuelder, No. 504 M street northwest, last night, was extinguished by Sergeant Amiss and several citizens before much damage was done. ‘Mr. U. T. Mengert, for several years the re- celving press company in this city has been made local agert in charge of the F street branch office. ‘Those who leave the city auring the summer can have THE Stak mailed to them for any | Jength 01 time and the address changed as often as desired. The subscription must be invariably paid in advance. —__»—___ ‘Mr. Burdette’s New Residence. A HANDSOME HOUSE TO BE ERECTED ON VER MONT AVENUE. The ground is being prepared for the com mencement of a handso:ne new residence for Mr. Walter W. Burdette, the designs of which kave been prepared by Mr, T. F. Schneider, the architect. The site is on the west side ot Ver- aont avenue, next to the corner of L street. ‘The house will be three stories and an attic high, and will have a finished basement, in | which will be the kitchen, a pantry, a large Billiard hall, bath room and room tor the steain | eating apparatus. On the first floor, at the entrance, there is a hall seven teet wide whieh is separated from the staircase hall by a Screened arch way. This latter hall contatns a handsomely designed oak piatform statrease, and is connected with the adjoining rooms by wide sliding doors. ‘The bails and dining room are to be finished in quartered or cabinet oak, rich in design. The parlor and library will be Unished in cherry. A Jarge Butler's pantry anda backstairs are in close eonnection with the dining-room. At one end of the dining yoom, and in view from the library, there is a cireular bay which, when screened as designed, forms a handsome alcove,the windows ot which have colored leaded glass. The second and Uird stories are arranged so that all the rooms in the main and back building com- municate, and have large closets fitied up with drawers, &c. ‘The front is of brown stone to the first story window sills, and from there up of bricks with trimmungs of stone. The u Oleott in Foof is covered with red slate, und is relieved by | a dormer and a handsome gable with terra cotta griffins on either side as buttresses. A semi- cireular bay window extends to the third story ‘and finishes there in an open balcony, with or- hamental wroughtiron balustrade. At the entrance there will be a stone abutment porch, with the steps leading up from one side. At the window over the entrance will be a stone balcony, supported by brick corbeling and pilasters, whieh lie on each side of the entrance; the pilasters have elegantly carved stone caps ut the height of the door lintel, which ts also of Stowe. The cost of the house will be $17,000, waco Excursions and Pienies. ‘The Independent Order of Rechabites will Piya cxcunvon next Monday to Lower Cedar %, which promises to be very enjoyable. ‘The steamer Jane Moseley will leave at 9 ia ‘clock. The Wisteria Social club will give a moon- light excursion to Marshall Hall next Tuesday ¥ening on the steamer W. W. Corcoran, which Will leave her wharf at 6:50 p-m. ‘The steamer John W. Thowpson will make ite usual Sunday afternoon excursion trip down the river tomorrow afternoon, leaving the 6th street whari at 3:30 and returning at 7:30 p.m. ‘The second select excursion to Long Branch given by the Pennsylvania railroad company, @t the low rate of $2.50 the round trip, will Jeave by special train at 9 o'clock to-night, and Teturning leave Long Branch at 5:10 p. 12. to- morrow. ‘Tue annual family excursion of the “S. 8. P. ©” to Lower Cedar Point will be given’ next Wednesday. The boat leaves at 9 am. Trains for Bay Ridge leave the B. & 0. depot daily, except Sunday, at 12.10 am. and 4:30 aa. “To-morrow there will be @ special train at 16:30 a.m. The steamer H. G. Wagner can be chartered for excursions to Great Fulls aud Cabin Jobn s. Every Friday during the present month the Pennsylvania railroad company will. give spe- ¢ial excursions to Atlantic City and Cape May, the tickets being good for return for five day=. The steamer Mary Washington makes excur- sion trips to River View every Saturiay and Sunday, aud to Uccoquaa Fails every Wedues- day. ‘Tie steamer W. W. Corcoran makes daily excursion trips to Marshall Hali and Giymont, Joaving at 10 a.m. Tue Baltimore sions every Tuesday to Pen Mar, every day to Harper's Ferry, and every W aud every oth & Ohio continues its exer Thurs Beach are h Tuesdays, steamer Arr Wednesdays, Thursdays and 5 The steam packet Excels! at High street, West Washington, Falls Sunda: day at Sani. Daily trips to Lower Cedar Point are made by the ‘sieamer Moseley, which leaves the 7th Feet Wharf at 9 a.u. The steamer Arrowsmith makes excursion trips to Marstuail Hall every Saturday evening, leaving the 7h street Wharf at 6:30 pan. _— usxements Next Week. At Albauzh’s opera house the Winston opera ‘company wil sing Monday evening and. every evening during the week “Th ry War. The panorata, wil Run, 15th street aud Oh: Will be open as’usual every day trom 9 a.m. to 10 p he roiler coaster at Athletic park, which naw! the popular amusements of the city, wall be open every day Irom 4 to 9:30 ee 0 ror Bap Connver.—Wilam P. a rin the Peasion office, who lives at'the corner of Sth and I streets borth- West, was beiore the Police Court to-day changed with’ indee Mr. Jacob H. Weaver tentined that Cordow had been in the habit of nding at bis back window and exh Rimseif, at the +1 g to sinract the attention of dei testimony was « denied the clare. Of $50 oF 90 days. the Great Monday, Wednesday and Fri- Frixep 35 ndant’s wile. - Mr. orated and- | | the try:ng to attract the | set ¢ G STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... SATURDAY: AUGUST 14, 1886-DOUBLE SHEET. THE WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP. Preparations for To-morrow’s Services— Persons and Things in Camp. Correspon WASHINGTON Grov lence of THE EVENING STAR. Mp., August 14th, ment in mp. All the services of the day were tended, and characteristically earnest and impressive. At 10:30 p.m. Dr. W.S, Ed- wards preached at the public tabernacle from Ist John, $d chapter, 2d verse: “Beloved, now are we the sons of God.” His theme was the Heavenly Father's Love. The children’s service at 2 p. m. brought out athrong of little ones, who were quiet and at- | tentive while Dr. Laney talked tothem, Mrs. Roach also instracted the children at this meeting was heid under the tent on Grove avenue, u fer the conduct of Mrs. Riley. At 6:30. p. he young people’s praise service was held fn i. Rev. d. H. Shurtz, of St. Mary’s cir- recentiy of Kansas, preached agcepta- 1 was the theme, He that believeth on the Lord Jesus Christ shail be saved.” At the elose of the day's os Dr. , B.E., requested » discontinuance “ind sports mpment during the hours of te extt, bui biy toa full e and the text was last night, and the Knotty question of ing tent license ices was satisfactorily led. Dr. Job Price will conduet this forenoon’ public worship, and preach at 11 am, TO-MORKOW, nense crowd Is confidently expected rrow, and extensive and adequate ts are being made to provide solid for the inher man. Washington Grove adcafe, Whick has at present 75. guests, pary or the entertainment of several | d additional Sabbath, | An Sabbath morningsermon, will be filled at service of ation. ‘The grov white-wasned es will not be allowed within | ampment. This law will rthecomlort and_ protection of Ving on the suburbs. County Sheriff | by a corpsof efficient | aids, will see that during to-morrow AKOUND AOUT CAMP. Potbury, whois quite sick, was removed nington to the Grove last evening, ns having preseribed change of | He wa periect order is preserved | Mr. from W his physi cality. ir. Samuel Po “at to Ikinhorn and family are cosily in thelr pretty cottage, corner of 1st | and The Cire | vs. F. Bireh, shington, came | Wilson and mily, of Washington, ted thiseve bd will spend the ing, time of their sojourn here with Mr, St. Clair, on | the east circle. ‘Miss Delia Mickle isstopping with her brother, | exp JK. Mickle, at Oak Cottage, 4th avenue. Messrs. AL’ Wilson and Robert Cohen, jr., re- | turned to tie city this morning. | ‘The grove t of a weil regulated and | © oi Baltimore. spent yester- pany with Sirs.S. C. Veirs Ww coildze, on Grove ave., | anewly completed Well and pump in the Sheriff Miller last Rock ville charged With assault and to Kill. He will be brought to Gaithersburg before Squire Crawford tor a heariug this afternoon, the Irving Park Camp Meeting. The religious servicesat the Irving Park eamp meeting, near Annapolis Junetion, continue to increasg in interest, The attendance 1s good at | each meeting, and quite a number of penitents | * Several Rev. S. A. , conducted the | appear at the altar to be prayed for. conversions have been reported. vis, of Charlestown, West V: prayer kev.’ T. A. White ati Rev. S. A. Lewis at 3, and . C. Love at 5’ p.m. The young people incetiig aud children’s service “at 2 p.m. was conducted by Rev. W. H. Draper, ot Washing ton. Master Edwin M. Peck, of Baltimore, pre- sided at the organ. “Addresses were delivered by Revs. Solomon Hammond and J. C. Love. sheet THE ATLANTIC CITY CAMP. ‘The General Order Issued to the Wash- ington Light Infantry Corps. ‘The question of the selection of a place forthe annual encampment of the Light Infantry corps having been settled, preparations are now going actively forward to complete the necessary arrangements. There is considerable detail involved in taking a body of men like the infantry corps such a distance, and making provision for their comfort and coavenience after they reach the camp-ground. As the occa- sion is a holiday one and intended tor the recreation and pleasure of the members, the; are not subjected to the chances of a soldier’ | life in the field, and there is no danger of their being Separated trom the base of supplies or obliged to make the cold earth their beds, with | the skies as their canopy. ‘This latter contin- gency is provided for, as the corps own their n tents and the necessary camp equipments. Ever since their experience at their first en: campment at the White Suiphur Springs, about SIX years ago, when the tents were rented for the occasion, the corps have owned their own camp equipments, The tented fleld on that occasion presented a nondescript appearance, as each tent was different in shape and size, At the annual encampments during the succeed- | ing years the camp has had a more military appearance, and this year, at Atlantic City, as in former years at Cape May and Long Branch, the uniforin line of tents will enable the intan? try to show that in encampment, as well as on tlie parade ground, they present a soldierly bearing. ‘The camping ground this year will be on the lawn of the United States hotel at At lantic City, and a committee, consisting of Capt, W. Bruce Gray, Lieut. E.’ H. Neameyer and Mr. A. W. Kelly, will godown to Aulantic City today to lay out the camp and make the necessary arrangements, The following order has been issued: General Orders, No. 17. 1. Atlantic City having been selected for the annual encampment of the corps, and the date having been fixed for the 22d instant, the bat- talion will assemble at the armory at & o'clock, sharp, Saturday evening, August. 2ist, in fatigue uniform, with sbakos. Fatigue caps will be suspended trom the waist. belt; Knap- sacks will be carried (blankets rolled and strapped thereon), and in addition toepaulet should contain suilicient articles of clothing, including white gloves, for an absence of nine (9) days. 2. White coats and overcoats will be { warded in chests, aud must be delivered at the armory (each with the name of the owner thereon), not later than 8 o'clock Friday even- ing, August 20th. Each captain will detail ‘ouc OF more of his command to pack properly in nis company chest and to deliver upon at rival atcainp these particular articles, Extra Daggage will not be allowed, excepting such us may be deemed by the quartermaster abso- lutely indispensabl 3. Tickets must be procured of the quarter- miasier not later than 7 O'clock Saturday even- ing, August 2ist. 4 Ottieers”b: armory by 60 should be delivered at the turday evening, August be paid borne by the oillcer, company Or mess which employs them, 6, Each member of the corps will be expected to perform bis just share of duty, and company | commanders Will see that this requirement 1s | strictly enforced. 7. The battalion will mareh direct to Balti- more und Potomac depot, from which the special train will move at ¥'p.n. | 5. Captain B. R. Koss, ot Company B, will act as officer of the day be relieved on arrival at € ¥ Capt. John O. Miller, of vilicer of ‘the guard will ‘be . CH. Ourand, of C % The adjutant will provide a detail of one 1, three corporals and sixteen men trom the several compauies for guard duty, Upon arrival at camp, inimediagely after ais- missal of the companies, at the “assembly of xuard details,” the men named for guard duty | Will fail in on their company grounds, and une dress guard mount will follow “adjutant's call. 10. In view of the welcome to be accorded tie corps on its arrival at camp, and the extensive arrangements jor its enterunment already made by the municipal authorities aud citizens of AuabtUic City, it ty earnestly hoped that the command will Ou this occasion master its full strength and maintain its record tor discipline and soldi Dg. By order of Lieut. Col. Wm, G. Moore, com- manding. Wat. H. HaxKisoN, irst Lieutenant and Adjutant. Upon the arrival of the corps at Alantle City on Sunday morning, at 7 o'clock, they will be meLat the depot by the general reception com- auittee of cltuzcus “and escorted tw the hotel, Mr. H. L. Slape, on behalf of the citizens, will © & Speech of welcome. Lieut. Neumeyer will act 4s quartermaster tn the absence of Lieut. Breltbarth, wu is unable to leave the city. a iis REWARD rok TELLING THE TRUTH.— George Carter, a uiddie-aged colored map, Was arraigned beiore Judge Harper, in the Police e ou i charge ot being loud and you guilty or not guilty?” in- ‘iuce. “I will plead guilty,” he ‘h the privilege of making a ‘There was no doubt # technical violation of the iaw, but tt judge considered. Carter's truthiulness, and thought the provocu- tion was so great tat he ought not be sent to rison, and took is persoual bonds for good ‘uavior im the future, + REPortTep.—Edward W. Schur- mano & Co., 707 9th strect, reports stolen from them during the last month, Uhree watches and. two rings, worth $102.50. Prank Aldriek, 934 F street, reports stolen from him a celestina worth $24. | workia: | Hots, he saw clubs dourishiny THE BALL PLAYERS. ‘The Na is Suffer n Pefent in Phila- delphia—Notes About Nines. Although they met with their customary de- feat, the Nationals played a very creditable game with the Philadelphias yesterday in Phil- adelphia. The score was 2 to 1, and the Phillies did not win the game until the ninth inning, when Wood made a double and scored on Ir- win’s hit. In the third inning Hines sent the ball over the center fleld fence, aud when it The Colored Industrial Exposition. WHAT ITS PROJECTORS PROPOSE—AN &XHIBI- TION UNDER MASONIC AUSPICES. The proposed industrial exhibition to begiven by colored people of the District will be opened on M street, between 16th and 17th etreets northwest, about September 224 ana continue for about six weeks. In their application fof use of the ground adjoining (cast) the school play yard, on M street, be.ween 16th and 17th streets, the projectors state that they will need the space of flity feet running east and wast the depth of the lot; the exhibition is to be essen- 9 tially educational and will be an ex- reached Gaffney’s hands Hines Ayer signi = hibltor the publie col. ach ore ly, the ‘bench, having made a tour of the bases. | or Columbia. ‘The proposed Indastrial exhib} The Phillies scored their first run in the fourth | tion ts of such pubile importance, the jectors say, that they’ feel assured that ‘the coretle sioners will do all in thelr power to make it» success, In another circular they state that itis tobe held ander the auspices of the Masonle frater- nity, and that it had been projected for the pur- powedl of giving the colored citizens a frst op- portunity to, show their progress in industrial pursuits, and to encourage and stimulate them ip,greater activity and excellence in such work. They state that their interest In, and capacity for skilled labor, art and literature has been cicarly demonstrated by those few who Prepared at very short notice the very credit- able exhibits shown at the world’s exhibition in New Orleans in 1885. “Tho object of this eon Monday such men as Glasscock, | ebterprise I- to offer those prepared an op SicKingon and Denny would be on ‘tve home | tunity to display before the general pablie thelr team, the biggest crowd ol the season” would | hundiwork, hoping thereby to secure for. them. asserhbie ‘at Capitol park.” Unfortunately, | patronage or employment in all branebes of however, there seems to be butlittle probability | Industry for which they are qualified, at preseiit of securing these players, | When = inde men are on tho imarket they. will be | ‘THE Crry MARKETS.—The official Pries Car- gobbied up by the stronger orgunizations, who | Fentof the Washington produce exchange says ‘Unless’ some | the flour market 1s without change; wheat is wks as if the Na-| Steady; corn higher; oats in liberal receipt and is will have to wait until next season be- rket lower, The supply of all bright timothy team can be miaterlally strengthened, | #ty Is searce and wanted; other grades quiet. elite ok ne grades of creamery butter are scarce and Vesa higher in price. Fresh dairy in better sale and ork, 9; Boston, Price; medium grades quiet. ‘The demand for usas City, 4. AL Chicazo— | texs is good and receipts. tals; sale ‘subject to od Sinci —Cin- | loss off, which 1s larger this month than any cago, 4. At Cincinnati—Cin- | Crier. The recelpts of poultry have. beet very, Athletics large ail the Week, but a slight advance of HOW THE RECORD STANDS. Prices is expected. ‘Potatoes and onions in large National Leugie. arket easier. Apples and pears Wan tase plentitul. Peaches are searce and command on Irwin's single, Hines’ muffed thrown ball and Houck'’s wild throw w Baker Alter this both teams settled down wo business and not un error was made. Both Ferguson and Shaw were on their mettle, but at umes they were bit bard, giving the fielders plenty of work to do. ‘The ‘lieiding of Wood, Dailey, Carroll and Oldfield was good, In the ninth inning Dailey caught a fly off o Knowles’ bat which looked good for several bases, In the sixth inning Mulvey segta long fly into center, which Oldfield captured against the tence. The Nationais made six hits and jour errors, and the Philadelphias six hits and two errors ifthe Nationals could announce that in the Will not hesitate at the price. good fortune turns up It tions troit—Detroit, 8; St. Louis, 9 cinnati, 1 ar 5 = full price. Damsons, plums and green gages In Detrott, 21 good supply and demand, Dried fraft is In- Cis quired for, especially for thoroughly dry seeded. Phuadelphia. pac iees —__ Americun Association, Tie CoNceRT IN THE PRESIDENT’S Won, Lost. Grounns.—The following fs the program ot the concert lo be given by the Marine band this evening at the President's grounds under the directorship oi Prot, John Philip Sousa, the veather permitting, Overture, “Zamipa,” <. “The ’ Lost Chord,” Sullivan; e Bohemian Giri,” Balte; valse, Buealorsi; selection, “Blue h; Reminiscen age of 371; Keily and Anson, of the Chicagos, | stood second, with an average ot .352 each. Patil Hines stood sixth, average 836, Knowles was the next best man on the Natiouals, but he stood number 64. son, My Jo,” “1 the’ Rushes, 0, Annie Lauri {: Within a Mile of Edinboro,’, The Nationals have but one man better than | “Bonnet Blue,” “The Blue Kells of Scotland, would account ior u good deal of the club's ‘The steamer Stat t Indiana, irom Glasgow, failure. Barr does not int ally again this. y offers since his rel those who would I July 30, lor New York, returned yesterday to Ghisgow with one of her engines disabled. ‘Tho passengers will be transferred to the steamer State of Georgia. CITY ITEMS. Aucust Bargains in Hats, end to play ball profession- He “has recelved many The Detroits are a eto secure him, ‘The trouble with his finger was nota felon, but a piece of bone was broken off aud is gradually its Way through the flesia, | ington has by lar the uniueklest club | | Wi in the league, It has lost twelve games in the | SESIEHEDS last’ inning, nearly all the extra. inning Ga Deine iis EU E Der b yar se cost games and was beaten any nuinber of times by | A! Pur genuine Mackinaws af cost butone run, Cincinnati oceupies alike posi- | $1 J4p. Se ae oes Allour boys and children’s 75c. Straw Hats, reduced to 50c., to close them out. w fall style Hats now opening, at R. C. Lewis’, 920 7th st, bet. f and K n.w. B. Large stock medium and low-priced Trunks, 2 tion in the Coreoran, ‘The spectators at C. at Carroll's return to the bail field Base ballalone is not to blame ter Lucas’ finan- cial Woubles, but it helped vastiy, Despite their low position, tie Bostons have drawn 70,000 people to their gaies at home. Mike ‘Scanlon cialis taat Washington has been umpled out of no less than fourteen rehunye. me in Newark, i park are’ delighted Reduetion im Albams. Ou; line of $2.49 Photograph Albums reduced to $1.49. Patent back; fall morocco. Boston VARIETY STORE, The ‘taree Detroit-Hoston games Inst week eo Ob and RTO 7eMarkerl Spas: were witnessed by 12,874 people. The Chicagos |. a Siow OGLE peonicdit three deve: Now Fangled Necktyes for Ye Boyes, at It is said that the Washington elup is $8,000 bicycle Shirt depot, 7th and H.” 1 ahead of the season.—Bichange, Hardly that Horizontal Reduction in Prices of TOPHAM'S CELEBRATED TRUNKS. $15.00 36-inch Leather Saratoga, now $13.50, n Leather Saratoga, now $10.80; 00 Leather Saratoga, now $9.00; neh two-tray muslin-fined Canvas with Excelsior Lock, was $15.00, | now 513.50; 36-inch two-tray Dress Trunk, sec- | ond quality, ‘was $10.00, now $9.00; smaller have been: won townie Wastinerne sizes of the above, and all other Trunks that we Every club in the Leasue has lost a game to | Sitti tyre Patron Look Pa wwe nw. 6 every other club except Kansas City to Wash- | TOPH”: BREE 2S EEes g bat it bas noi done as poorly as would natu? Tally be suppose: Jumes O'Kourke says that Finley i one of the finest catchers ou the ball fi he is willing to back him against any of them, Fogarty’s knee is again ina bad way, and he is SUli Unable to play with the Philadeiphias, Itis thought he used huis injured leg too soa. Almost half of the Kansas Citys’ victories Dress Trani Duserict Government amir. — | EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC.|_ SUMMER_ RESORTS. ‘THE LAW A§‘TO GUIDFS, Iv was mentioned in ‘yesterdas’s STAR that EOF THE MOsT DE SBURY PARK. THE VICTORIA, the Commissioners. on the recouimendation of Cars May Pinos A ra mat AES Noun decitabine location, neat ce eg Oey aI Suit the times, Address Mra LUVE: Box 15,4 Portect Sanitary arrougements. Suet mt ‘Warrenton, Va noi3-Im' ‘Terms moderate and reduced June aad Sallod invall holt badges “There is ae inwnc Anastic Cry “ASBURY PARE x: ER the subject of cuides, and co: juently any Ocean ent Wesley LD PULNT COMPORT, Vil rt} ‘a5 ho commits noofibuce age inst = =, oaies Le) ht to act asa guide, alt he no: ‘omicial Wedge, Ira ‘pretended guide See Rete ag sa eae a prosecuted and punished. Terms for the sewn of does 5 phim June Int, reduced 35 to 50 Sox o per cent, but the’ Pesssrivasta Ranzoav EVERY FRIDAY sa “AT DERR PARK, MD. FIRSTCLASS TA Mr. ie ‘Mien Tdthand 2G streets north- DURING JULY AND avGUST. A fetennive' shady grounds bear Hoty west, in a note to the Commissioners suxgests = << ‘teat Gd, he thinks, the approbation of all the ‘ one: F. DROGF. L irty owners and msidents on 14th street, Fam ror tHe Rounn Tarr, $5. ERSUBT SURINGS ABD BATe, + 7 HOOL FOR BOYS. 0 Ohio avenueand Pennsylvania avenue oven june 1a =| BROOKES TL UD Boniiwest, witch anor, Delo propared for 8 == < Raye ae rook sii, Mgaheneny teeny 38 7 pavernen 8 ween Only 3% hours ‘ash pote! SHPT. 18, Por Catal avenue and Peansyivania avenue be narrowed | Tickets good going only on 11 am. Train, and to | 40017 Se hours frum, Washington to hotel aoleim iit CREO wate, retarn within five days Rerkeley and its waters® are famous: tating So 80.48 to conform to the present width of said street, between Pennsylvania ave. and F street north, and that the part between B street and s sy15-1m JRIVER VIEW AND OCOOQUAN FALLS, VA_ JANGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN Boal consist of spouta, shower, pings wovt-wimeninepooks, | Ky ing unt Day schout Nog St eae wees and are lange and elegant. 1 the MISSES DORSEY, will open Sem. INSG, With full corp of lustructors, ington, ne wie steamer Mary Washington, Rive: View Water also ‘heated by steam to any FEE ee etre pec ET 2 |e oS eee yd iperatars for invaitn "These waesgare'a spite | Vor circulars MISS'S G. DORSEY, company be allowed to have but one track on | Weealstny, leaviny cto ame seurningat Spas | Os affections. “Cuisine wnsurmeed Hite eee. | ant4-eo2m West Washington DG. said street between Ohio avenue and Pennsyl- | Nevers, 2h cents Family deve at Kiver View chery | Modates DOU gucsis Splendid ‘ball Toor ea eee | eto. vauia avenue. He also asks that the large trees Write tor erms and illustrated “and. descripave Saturday, leaving at 10 um. returning. at 5:90. p.t, S % fronting his property on 14th street, between | Tickets, 10 cents. Dancing down and back, and at | Pamphlet. Round tip tickets, good for season, $8.25. ‘E BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Ohio a¥enue aud'D street north, be Cur dows, | ‘aegrounds Soult of caaheee tine The mage gad | hasta JOUN T. TREGO. and finest pavilion on the Potomac at River View. Posi- and when the new pavement has'been finished fifey be’ obeetonsbie ae miver View. Fan THE LADIES’ ART ASSOCIATION, OF N. ¥., that young trees be planted inside of curb line, RSM. T SOUTHALL, PROPRIETRISS OF 723 14th tow, Norwood Hall, Asbury Park. NJ, last X Fi 1 be open all sumaier.. Great Tedvction A prises iy reason, has taken ihe SC Augist pe? Sak MISCELLANEOUS, jrand special free attraction for ladies and children. | 3." ~] es ‘ or the summer, Dr. H, H. Barker, on behalfof the faculty of | prof hvereit wilcive nis wonderful re | Ye, Hoard for September at reduced rates, auld formances and Punch and Judy show in the ‘pav zim* seca apsaton Sent n Winaey | tigeeae tanita ety os Wess TETAS fg Sea ae commissioner of pharmacy, in place of Morgan, | #4y, Saturday and Sunday. Atlastiecity.N.J. Home X: simplest, most rapid and moa a * ' Charter inquire of comforts i table: delighttaliy. lors bie aystom in the worl, Ghamses iorsatag.“Tession Ey ee: sy ES RANDALL Manager| edn (crag rihancndia van hey: oie at | Sortemponacuee” Callie’ prospects “bal ae A odrporation has been organized in Brook- | \fABSHALL HALL ¥ IS, both of Washington, D.C. | “= ae lyn to prevent premature burials. it is proposed M snegee ge ri W. ¢ HOOL YEA ‘to construct @ large receptacle where bodies ‘Steamer W. W. CORCORAN =a» *e) LY.-SWITHLN ‘Will make daily excursions to ATLANTIC AVE, | ACADEMY for Young Men and Boys. Media, Pa. may be deposited yntil the tact ot death has | Giym. Wing at 10 a.m. arriv! 2 belt ‘from ‘Philadelphia. 1 Drice Covers every been demonstratey/beyond dispute. SUipin’ “The Gid' Manor House et Starsbait flelt | room: miles Philadelphia. Fixed bs expense, even books, ke. No exttm charges. No ime fitted “up with elegant reception rooms for indies and | plete’ savitary af cy co eg = eon. Glnie,anc"ieals core a catterate “aie | Pies Paar S180" tee aly saa geeee | Seca reyeee No oummintion, or namin Ss Sc. Bison ice efeim sd lunch supplied excursions a3 sa. Sicla"OhortsaisWor_ ape eugemte KIN, ‘ALP, 100) ‘Fare p NHE RADNOI Sance Fapiily. "Special drill toe dull and ack Gn Sundays the Boat wil make, two tripe to Mar. | RNR natant dose” Patrons or students may select any stodies oF CLEANSED, PURIFIED AND BEAUTIFIED | shall stall leaving at 10 a.m. and2.30 nm.returning Ned. PO. Hox 1030. USRRT | chose the recuiat Paglia, Scientific, Business, Clase Pm. Fare Round trip 25c. © sie ical or Civil Engineering ‘course, Students fitted af BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES. ‘Steamer. “A RROWSMITH” Lett age =. | Media Academy are now in Harvard, Yale, Princeton. Every SATURDAY EVENING &630p.m TLANTIC HOTEL. nd ven other Colleges and Polytechnic Schools, Ten ‘For cleansing the skin and Scalp of Diefiguriug He- ‘Music and Dancing. OCEAN CITY, Mp. denis sent to college in ISS, 15.an Int, 20 im ‘or ing iD Ld Fare 25¢. dy! NOW OPE: 1SSS, 10 ih 1886. A graduating class every in mors, for allaying Itching, Burning and Iuflammation, = Saye | Foreireulars, appiyis commercial Gepartment.A'Physical aud for eurlog the Aint symptoms of ‘Kezeme, Feorasie, | 1 SSG, 1886.| * JoUN TRACY, Propet | ai tahuratary Cynasiam ata’ RLi Grin. S00 ‘Milk Crust, Scald Head, Scrofula and other inherited EXCURSION SEASON J TT Pr) gy 9 Skin and Blood Diseases, Curicuna, the great Skin JATSKILE, MOUNTAIN Stemporsnce charter which. presivite Ste cote Cure, and CUTICUKA Soar, au exquisite Skin Beauti- aoe SARATOGA, LakR onones, JE intoxicating drinks. For new tlustrated cireular ade fler, externally, and Curicuna REsoLvENr, the new B ANDO ADIRONDACKS arom he, Principal aud. Proprietor SWiTHIN G. Blood Purifier, internally, are infallible, PHORTLIDGE, 4. A Harvard Graduate), Me To the following Points: 00 and after Sunday, June 27. expres erainsca | Stognn ae A COMPLETE CURE. EVERY TUESDAY ivania Ratiroad. mang | AMES CORRIDON, PRIVATE TOTORceTit I have suffered all my life with skin diseases of ‘cctions With fast trains to aod from Phila | @) year)” Phonogeapny, Penmnauship,. Bockice different kinds and have never found permanent To jumbian College’ Preparatory School. relief, until, by the advice of # lady friend, I used PEN-MAR, your valuable Curicuna REMEDIES, I gave them a thorough thrial, using six bottles of the CuTICURA RE" SOLVENT, two boxes of Curicura and seven cakes of AL BOYS aN men, St George's, Timor county, Md., Prof. J. English, Classical aiid. Commercial.” Dnso! in Coricona Soar, and the result was just what had | gj fore Se. m, returning ot oo og timited to Mie] | SdVantazes and situation $230 108900 fy31-1me been told it would be—a complete cure. 4:48 Gh Grand ete! | APLEWOOD INST! FOR BOTH SEXES, ‘BELLE WADE, EVERY THURSDAY TO Pooraicta: 3:30 (p.m; Mt iouse station, | MM Concuravitie, Pa, \awe-and Harvard Profesers Richmond, Va | HARPER'S FERRY ANU BYRNE'S ISLAND ON | 4:15 "pnt: Palenvi 3 bm. Arrive saratoga | Thorough. instruction in ail depariaents, A well: Bee 5:50 p.m.” Parlor Cars for Hotel Kaaterskill, Grand | equipped department forte Gene an Reference, O. W. LAtlmer, Drogelt Gress oats ooampaen ue Hotel Station and Saratcg arn, sPmctac..| 222m J SHORTLADGR, Ae Principal. ‘800 W. Marshall St, Richmond, Va, ROUNG-LTIP Pate cecsnentsens neeennetenenznee eg OO ee MAE? AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. — Every Ucket calls for a reserved seat.” Leave Vous | Kanteen? sie eis rind Hotel, | VL “'Next sexsion opens SEPTEMBER 30,1808, SAUT RHEUM CURED. am, returning at 7 p.m. cma. Phuenic : ‘Station, |” Beside the recular Collegiate Course, I was troubled with Salt Rheum fora number of Paicvitie, S08 © Saratoga | Eigiish, tue Chassicn and te nclentes ppecial cours _ s EVERY WEDNFSDAY AND EVERY OTHER im.” Parlor Cars for Hotel Kaaterskill, Grand | in ‘Agricultare, Civil-and. "Mechanical Seuss so) oat] tun ocineatitety comselod roaster ‘X WEDNESDAY AND EVERY, 0 Engineering = = ‘SUNDA’ ie s, “tation and Saratozin “Applied Chemisty are provided: under te aiees. nds from the finger tipe to the writ. I tried reme- Parchase Uckets at Pennsylvania Rallroad offices | tien ofa furl corps of Professors and cumisent Lactare ‘les and doctors’ prescriptions to no purpose until T Commencing July 4 and 7. and connect in the Jemey “City. ‘Staion, for ail | ers” ‘The ‘Cadets are under military organsatton Si commenced taking Curicuaa Reweptns, and now I | Roand-trip rate. oon ompe<'$ | Northern resorts by West Shore Railroad. “Baggage | disctpli ER am entirely cured. a.m, returning at ‘pam, secure your tickets and or HENRY MONETT, | of this instivution, giving fill particulars ns te comtees’ E,T. PARKER, | seats at 619 and 1951 Pennsylvania ave. and at the | yy15 Generai Paswenger Agent | of lustruction, Terms and scholarships, 879 Northampton St. Boston, Masa | B-and O. Station on moruing of excursioa. Je28-2 {JOHAN WINE SULPHUR sruincs Peep | _famation werner tr boas, ahem “SSS SPRINGS FRED | conveutence of sooese ITCHING, SCALY, PIMPLY. Cae “Address— ERICK 00, VA Pamphlets at the Star Office. Jordas Springs, P.O, For the last year I have bad a species of itching, scaly and pimply humors on my face to which Ihave applied a great many methods of treatment without POPULAR WATERING PLACE and EXCURSION RESORT. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. Large Hotel, Dining Rooms and Pavilion Bet BATHING GEACH and SHORE DINNER, MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, 3y23-2m Prince George's county, Ma. 1PUE NORWOOD INSTITUTE, ‘success, and which was speedily and entirely cured by ALL THE POPULAK AMUSEMENTS, $e15-3m KC. JORDAN. A Select Hoarding and Day choo! ‘Curiouna, Steamer T. V. ARKOWSMITH, 5 = jonand Latie Gitte NEW coneaara ious Yeung lad : ; ada CAPE MAY, N. 5. deat |e Tz? and 1214 14th st, a 5 ‘This new and elegant Hotel is now open. Located | Mjenuon, at Norwood. Nelson Co. Ve a eourse directly on ocean front. All modern Improvements, | of the Norwood institute, OF who wich an and a cuisine of particular excellence, Special season | to acquire a practical use of the French ianroage, will find itto their interest to ‘attend the sumiiner sea raies For terms address y - ‘REYNOLDS & NEI, at Norwood. ‘202m, Hotel Latuvetie, NEW WiNbson ConLEGE a And WINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGE. Expressly fitted fur the ‘service. Capacity 1,000 pas- sengers, Will make regular excursion irips to the Beach on TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURS DAYS and SUNDAYS during the season. ‘Leaving 7th-street wharf 21, ‘MRS. ISAAC PHELPS, Ravenna, 0. Corrcuna Rewxpies are sold everywhere. Price CurIcoRA, 50 cis; RESOLVENT, $1.00: Soar, 25e. Prepared by the Porrmn Dav@ AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass, Send for “How to Cure Skin Dis- eases.” GRUBS, Pimples, Skin Blemishesand Baby Humors cured by Currcuna Soar. ‘Tickets, SU cents. Children, 25 cents, Special ‘rate to organization. N. B.—For charter Mondays and Fridays, Je30-2m Phitadelphia, NEW COLUMBIA HOUSE “1 selves weer Tess | ern SOR SULERURSPRINGE RODE ey | Snot ane hor omen ene eas Bema allover, and nothing Tty doe tno any good” Duct | be Superiority of the Aractionsat Bay Ridge are | WW/ NUSOH SULRUUREPRINGS BLUE Top aind Primary Shoots fr Gir rs mt y ir mi people. Pe oe meal han ee Fall sessions open Septe Roth, ache, Uierine Pains, Hip and Side Pains, Soreness, | S4ypitted ty all falrminded people. toe, Hunting fshinc, excellent table: Hew. Separaie buildings. catalogues randy. Adres Row, Lameness, Weakness and Inflammation relieved in Longest Gravity Railroad in the World, | S181, charges. Circulars at Faret 4 W aSSEIELLY, D:D, Prose New Windsor, Mae one minute by thit new, original, elegant and infullt | Palace Bath Houses, 2221 Fa ave. SELL 4 iya0ent ble antidote to pain and inflammation, the CUTICURA Win New Butiing Suits, OCK LAND SCHOOL for gifia, Sandy Spring Mowe ARENAS Te maites norsivor Washington Cite Obes Sept. 30. Thorough training, home Deaith carefully ‘attended tor muiuber ANTE-PAIN PLasTER. At druggists, 25¢. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., BosTON. aud Tinee wih te aactenapege aes | Loox Exe Garden, with the Largest Sprixes ano Mx. er to entirel 11, the Washington lett flelder, is about | 3st im. St ischa Coa Taser ee only man who can steal second base on cost of each;) hest. White Rio. Coffee: 1804 tt, of Detroit, and Ewing, of | Good Rio, 13c. per pound; all tresh roasted: change. He can do better tan | Jxpan, Oolong aud Gunpowder Tea reduced to He ‘cau steal third on both of them, und pound, which makes it the best in the has done it. world for money. Chocolate, 37c. per If New York can make any kind of sho iZ pound. Oar pl id ye Whisky, nh toward hoiding their own on their ‘twestern ey, CET To | H 30 per gullou; nothing lke it'to be found, trip they will have @ bright prospect for the | Blackberry Brandy, Gac. a bottle (an elegant pennant, | article), Fine Table Claret, 25¢, a bottle, A Chicago and Detroit are both somewhat crip- | quart bottle fine old whisky for 85c. Malt pled. E | Whisky at reduced price. Fresh Camphor, Sunday, of the Chicago club, is undoubtedly | 29¢. a pound. ‘Tullet Soap very ehea| the fastest runner in the league, but ne is not | N. T. METZGER & Bro., the best base runner. ii 417 7th st. nw. Nobody in Washington, not even the report- ers, Who geueraily know everything, know who 48 Captain of the Washington ciub.—sporting It's English, You Kno Cold Milwaukee Beer in English stone mugs, 1 JouNson, 9th and KE. Save the Pieces! “10c. Royal” glues them, 000 to the mauagement, Broken glass, china, ornaments, furniture, ‘Twelve balls in one x: he record. This | &e. eo2m nt Philadelphia | number was used. in’a Tec — Detroit game. "Ten of the twelve were lost.” | Seott’s Emulsion of Pare Cod Liver Ol, y dificult matter to With Hy pophosphites, As very often It isa vei decide Whether the batter has made a hitor| px consumption AND WASTING DISEASES, uguests that tie Uk fielder an error, some on - {Srey games played at Sportsman's park, St. Louis, this season, yielded something over | umpire announce it Just as he Would a strike or | ates F RULE GE ConTaTeEOH in vote a bail. | tine prepa Jn thelr aravbing of the Bostons this yeartne | Ne brepazatiga, and Als‘ tong felt want Tt Philadelphias are viping OuLold scores. ‘Th Bostons, in two successive seasons, Won Lwenty eight games from them, It Washington had i winning elub it would | attruct as maay people to Its guines as any city in the east, Fifteen hundred people attend thi = games now, and the team has won less games | “The Survival of the Fittest.” than any club in the league.—Philadclphia | yrachines may come, machines may go, Press. But very few come to stay; It may not be generally known that Anson | pBUt. erie hasalame shoulder, which he been un he Ce ‘w American, started many years guecesstully docioring for six or seven yeurs. | Bocad et tt ig built the right way. He can’t throw across the diam vithout (CcAUEEn AGH; TER Red Trea pain, ‘That is the main reason why he chauged | 2 C- AUERBACH, 7th And EL, sole agent D. C. is position to first base Autamn Crocus is the only sure cure for rhe decline ot buse ball pitchers Is not so | Rheumatisin and Gout. ‘The prescription ol fa rapid assome people suppose. Keefe, Welch, | well-known New York physician. if you cast Radbourn, MeCoriuick, Shaw, Hecker, Lynch, | afford to risk a dollar for & bottle, call und geus Mullane, Galvin, Matthews and Weidman | free trial bottle of our agent, Z. D, GILMAN S627 have all been tossing the sphere for years and heatly every one of thei isas goorl as ove ook, of Louisville, has « strange \ ting. He simply tn. ofa jerk and lines the ball just over the hi of the baseman. No musél | diseases.” It's English, You Know. Cold Milwaukee Beer in English stone muy JOHNSON, 9th and Ee a Jy28-e039 oat vorwegian Cod Liver Oil, the t | reputation of which has been maintained a | halfcentury, Is still ahead of all competition. is used, but con- | All who need the article will find it greatly to jerable selene. Cook Isa clean, safe batter, | thelr advantage to insist on Our brands or ere So be was when he pl here last yea directiy to ourlarboratory. JOuN C. Baker & ‘The greatest number of rans ever mado in a | Co., Plilla., and at drug) 209, scored Se eRe, It's English, You Know. agara club of Buffalo a: ‘iso of that city, th Cold Milwaukee Beer in English stone mugs, 1 JouNSON, 9th and EL y of bat Miagaras made ’forty in their first inning and fifty-eight in their eighth, elly, the great base-ranner, has Castoria, sixth ofall the runs scored by the Chicagos this | When Baby was sick Season, and I de almost one-half as many | jo ave ber Castoria, runs ag the Kansas City club, Esterbrook, of New York, third basemen; Ri | When she was a child « She cried for Castoria, ‘When she became a Miss Si She clung torla. When sie had Children ‘She gave them Castoria, When Baby was sick We gave her Castoria, When she was a child She eried for Castoria, ‘When she becaine a Miss iS ng to Castoria, A Most Liberal Offert The Voltaic belt Co., Marshall, Mich., offer to send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty days’ trial to any man af ilicted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, cic, Llustrated pamphlet in sealed euvelope with mil particulars, mailed free. Write them at once, : leads the League rdson, of Detroit, the second basemea, and Farrar, of Philadelphia, the first basemen. Anson, Pieffer and Burns, the Chicago basemen, each rank almost at the bottom of the list, When Mike nlon was in Boston he said he thought Bob Barr one of the best pitchers in the League. Now this same Mike suspends Mr, Barr, and at the siine time he lays off Clit Carroll, No man cau ve a successful manager who is all the time fussing with his players.— Boston Globe. It is expected that the sum to be divided among the stockiolders of the Boston club at the end of the season will be in the nelghbor- hood of $65,900. Paul Hines’ futher is a regular attendant at all the games in Washington. He things Paul should Kock tue ball over the fence for a home Tun every time he goes to bat. The other day as his boy stepped up to the home plat When nobody could find the ball, he exclatmed vs English, You Know. Cold Milwaukee Beer in English stone mugs. 1 Now, Faul send it over thé tence.” "He oS SOnNSON, Sthianag| watebed hii strike three times and retire, and Coa vith @ lool of disgust remarked: “An! Paul, | o@a@ker's Cod Liver Oil and Mait is found of great value, even in advanced stages of con- sumption; itis pleasant in taste and. should have atrial, Jou C, Bakes & Co, Phila. and atdruggists. Gent's Suits Cleaned, $1,—Satisfaction guaranteed atC. Dorsens’s,1720Paavin wade you're no good. You couldn't hit a balloon.” He has made ‘nine home ruus, though, this year. An exchange says an American base ball player was in Belfast, and when, during the and heard pistols circulars address JAK NKY Hare Animals. Birds and'Saakes rom Washingvon n © MALLOWELI aM, =: Y in the South. roads, Light easy Garruuces | (YM) av EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC Flying Horses, ng ge A ling Horses, _ improvements made in hotel and baths this season. ‘Pupils tanglt in one season a practical use of the Se Large swimming pool entirely remodeled, e | language aod & Parisian uuncation. New term Sospay Ar Bay Rivez, pte aS a A, Elegant Fishing, Beautiful Lake, | “i know of no place where families or invalidscan ‘TRUCTION | CONTINUED DURING SUM- via ‘Longest Pier in the World, | derive asamuch health and enjoyment.”—Dr. Xovert | I MHIt-MAL yey menare ay i TST STAG, BURNS, Sonat teat wise some Soa 2 Casa. HALL scm CHA! re a eae 924 year SEPTEM 9TH,” Issel 5 coer constant tae, Ao ‘The Entire Grounds, Lake and Pier {luminated at | Right with the Electric Light. B&eaRR ions of that heaven-iavored spot Mrs. John A. Lozan, ‘The reiresiiment of the healing waters is ab enedic- Hon from a kin We were blessed with the many who are your zuests.”—Rev, Wim. A. Leonard, rector of St. Job's cl Shave been added the past | Mulitary Instruction. ‘Terms $160 per year. For seasonsand quests can mow be mceommodaied at roves | AGWLAEY fomtructlon, aes from $30 yer mouth (of 4 weeks) and upwards, uc | CHA"*address WM. T. BISCOK, Sec. $y2-w atm. 2am rast pleasstnt.” FOR TICKETS, CHARTERS AND OTHER IN- FORMATION, CALL AT B.@0. OFFICE, 1351 PENNA. AVE. ‘Trains Leave B. & 0. Depot daily, except Sunday, m. TRAIN LEAVES TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, AT 10-30 A. M. 3:19 an. 3 cording rooms and length of stay. J OTRE DAME OF MARYLAND, Numerous Attractions. Special Train oa Hunday, Ragaee 13k. at 10:30 am, | “Can take si0 or 10 ain. tein, Latter overtakes the | Ni Gsllegise lnaitae oe YOUNG LADIRS ent Hecuruing, Last Train Leaves Hay Hldve st 800 yafler | former at Point of Lo ks. “preparatory school for LITTLE Gt ‘Best Resort the Opera is over), arriving in the city For circulars apply at Stax office, and for all infor Temple £0. taree miles trom Baltimore, 3 eriu30 na mationtoA-S PRATT & SONS 401 Oth stn, Conducted by the Sisters of Notre Dame. tr Select Patrons jer AUN PRATT, Proprietor. | Catalogue. jylz-mweam . si PNA! 100.) PAIRFAX HALI.—SEMINARY FOR YOU: Splendid Meals | | HAY RIDGE HOTEL NoW OPEN. X SPRING ihe wae te +| = September 11806 "No school offers equal advent Fine Musto. HEAT FALIS AND CABIN JomN BRIDGE | Sy Noi ison cultetter tering Sine orton tnstructors. “Apply for ‘steamer Hi. G. Wagner can be chartered for ; atepeeen catalogue to Everything First Gas, | extursigusig ine above pulser Further information | , Thoziurt hasbeen thorough overhauled. Sree oe bien BM. R. RELLINGA, Principal, pas spply S221 M (Bridge) st, Georgetown, aué-Im | Fey" Ggsersand tae beet sanieary plu abi A NG AN JLLGEWORTH BOAKMDING AND DAY SCHOOL For Young Ladies and Litthe Giri iin. 1, P. LEPEBVRE, Principal, 59 we Tountains: new porches Uave been cree. furnished throughout, ad new hair mattresses Returning train leaves Bay Ridge at 9:00 p.m. Tue Pesssyivarra Ratnoan Co. Rave’ been placed In all the'roums, with woven, wire — Springs. making this ube best aud ‘most comprete Fes Sy a ae eS $1.00. $1.00. $1.00. $1.00. nied; hot, cold, shower aud. plunge. tmths: good ‘ ‘ ‘nd game’ in the immediate Sicinity.: Kira toxo BRANCH, ST Ee feoderate Be eicetaph nd Sxtren eae ta RSH. Stopping at ELBERO! the building. is the mearest waleril MAPSSAtL SHALL mann: = a5 Washingtos, Using suly' houry svie‘on thee ae oa a Prof ba. Willits’ fase and. String. Bands of at PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR! BOR ed seg g oHgg ER Ld x ~ aE PALACE STEAMEK EXCELSIOR t ng tail information, cuts of the four principal ] RIERLY HALL—A PRIVATE HOME PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR! sinihe cask alysis ofthe water. nitractions, terms, rest | [>for young ladies “Terms moderate SUNDAY, AUGUST 15TH, 1896. on fies athe iuicwing drag: | qoroueh: Fureigenlars apply tore Mk FORTEAN . RS iburn's, Thompeou's, Schater's min. | Principal, near Poolesville, Md. jy27-4uAngaen. ‘Three Trips! depot ou Fst, Evening’ Star office und | © TORY SGEeL hreoTelpa Ein, "Eo ater lteeniaoe auton i, CARE | JOREFARATORY, actor ‘Three Trips! MADDUX, Proprietor aa aE ivory, 10 a. m.,2 and 5 p.m. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, Dr.¢. W. CHANCELLOR, Resident Physician. roy a Pa sa} Deseo nysom resident of ehigh University. Prepare Bond ‘ep, Cents. as_| Leaving by special rain at 9 pm: arrive at Long | VP oOKES HOT RDTOWN, NDS Untrorcay see et tae mee Is now ready for rece of summer technical institutions of the ‘east, and 60 Henly FYE SOCIABLE Branch st 6 um. Returning, leave Long Racin | To ie many sdvautagrs 1 have Wdowed tat it offers fee tuition to all, oF added’ an eutire new front, giving a large, BRANCH 419, CK. OF A, Branch Sunday at 5:10 pm humber of eooi and pleasant rox : | _315-tu,th. x2 W. ULRICH, Ph. D., Principal, At LOCHEOFHLER'S CITY GARDEN, ing, boating. fishing, crabs (Formerly Looftiers’s,) charge. No mosquitoes. Terms, S25 mouib: \GONTZ | ToRspa tr AUeUST Te 19888, ae fermeck: Gig poraag: ‘Chitfen aati aurses batt | O°°™'Seatoor, For YOUNG LaDrEs roam ey a E Pane ah ra d bowling. anlé-2t Fare for the Round Trip, $2.50. ‘The fourth year of this school (known for 38 Yas, Weduesday, Thursday and Wridas ifn SE REKT F, MOORE, Prop, N Tor nor as Chestnut sireet seminary) will open We 4 September 28th, at Ogoutz, the Spacious country seat of Jay Cooke, near Philadelplia’ For circulars, ade (XCURSION ) COLONIAL BEACH. TUESDAY, AUGU~T 17TH. eL.—THIS COOL aot AUGUST ‘iui resort. on tupof the famous, ‘ress PRINCIPAL SE icee ante eens ae See SUS ASE ised. HERRY Le MAR SSibeotse___ Orons Montgomery coun Fm ‘Tiekets, Fifty Gente, Children, hall price, or ale | EL BitibGss Scum Packs EXCELSIOR mulmake | S85" GoovieuesAton bert Vas artes | GUENANDOAB VALLEY ACADEMY, at boat and by the members. her reguiar trip to Great, Fails op SUNDAY. MOS- | 5 ocx Tain LAKE PARK HOTEL, g.. @ | tor Roysand You ee V® Leaves 7th-street whart at 8:30 m, At_ | DAY, WEDNESDA 1 aud + KIDAY, at 8 delock, | Vf OUNTAIS oe Refer to How Jonntondsan W. A.’ La ICNIG, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF PATE | "om her wharf, High st. aud canal, Georveto SUMMIL OF THE AULEGH! BEL | cite asd Mrs tine Succani Adianeen GE G PRINTERS ASSEMBLY 367.4 of La, will be | 727 2m : GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAND, MINO, M.A.(Unlv. Va), CLD, y20tuhiaion® Genk pueSbAY, AUGUST 240K ‘The Paradise of the Potomac River, Betwoon Leer Park and Gatiaudy ia teGiades on | VT. ST. JOSEPHS COLLEGE ‘Tickets, 25 Conta A’ valuable gold watch will be | ~ The safe. swift avd commodious steamer MOSELEY ae cuasstcan, as oe ST! (yen to the lady selling the highest numbet of tickets | Will leave er what foot of 7th street, dally at Gam. | For full information address Terma RASSICAT, AND COMMERCIALS S00 ge howling thie commitige Feoerves the right.to of anlne | Aloweley stops ut Alezaaidria ou Mob: | yeldom 1.1L VAN METER, Owner and Prop'r._ | «Terme: Murders, por five mouths, exclude all objectionable parties, ety | Care, Wepueeend eS reave nce onareen Fe UMPF’S HOTEL, ATLANTIC AN) Studies will be resumed on Monday. Sept. 6, 1886. PLEASANT DAY FOR FAMILIES For further intormution, and charters 10 societien | EX Now Yoru weenie Au : A on RUTHER Jone ii Threeiorgrs Fe and to. State Toons, apply at ofice on te | Has been rebuilt und enlarged za z "THE FIFTH BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, street. Spand situsted convententto the beach, rails Please seu oe. ‘Rev. C.C. MEADOR, Pastor, “ots Post office. ‘The- rooms are large and. airy, B.C. DAVIS, Supt_ DELIGHTFUL WAY TO SPEND SUNDAY. ‘Take the STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE to PRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL, ill re-open SEPTEMBER 167, 1886. For ‘address THOS W. SLDWELL, WILL, G0 76 es rence ‘On er TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17TH, 1886, ‘can find the comiorts of home. address LOUIS KEMPF. Prop’ CERES ke eres, ae. BR ee - ? Returning about 6 o'clock londay morning by 6 o' we Y 1c) SUN COLLEGE, CARLISI A. Agu Re Ce ere cc Seni nas cura roma teak | Ip esc graeme : x 5 evear coursen: ee %j, BRA Samuel ewlags Bad 28 mae 5 = Wes. ollve, J. I ead Lec! —— dy. 114-2 IME MUSEUM. for the reception of visitors. ' = a BARTON AND LOGAS, Proprietors, | splendid Bathing, Fishing and snipe Shoot: POURED ARNUAD EXCURSION (OF THE — ing. Passengers for Cobb's. Island will, tereeeae FOLDING ROOM’ RELIEF ASSOCIATION, GRAND REOPENING. steamer No: ton ‘Monday, Wed: ant ving ex- gost Jere ee ae ALL, 08 ERIDAY, FALL AND WINTER SEASON, 1886, Friday morning irom Nortlk or old Point to Cher- SMITH. At 4 o'clock ‘p.m. there will be: Commencing cl non fwonille slngie boat race between Messrs Forgusore MONDAY, AUGUST 16TH. Tea Northam mon makes close connection with the iA. MCCAULEY, Presigent, perme handsome prize. The boat EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. ‘Terms per day $2, week $12, month will leave wharf at 9 am. sharp and 6:45 | ‘To mam Posuicy The ts made for this] adress Mii SrabY: hay View PO. Zap aarp, dgeturning will Leave Starahail Hall'at | svurite resort of the fauien of ourciy are really | feaora islands Va. AN hore ‘Tickets, 60 Cents; Children under 12 years, 25 | Hrs} clams and the excel that such sdmirable | SEASON 1886—BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH ne eee ‘Cents. ‘aulé5t | entertainments can be given at such liberal prices. BEACH, DEG, will June Ist. ~ [ALL, READING, P4 ba ont tae “eotate pene: ie RAND COMBINATION EXCURSION, popping, he bezan to grow homesick. ‘When the excitement subsided he asked a stranger if the umpire had escaped. Some of the League clubs are in favor of or ganizing a twelve-club association for next sea- son, and would like to take St. Louis, Brooklyn, Metropolitan, Balumore and Pittsburg from the Americah association to complete the eir- cul 83 Per Gal . 75e. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail. “McGee's, 9th, near Dst Fresh Sates Butter churned every morn- ing one Galivere in 4g Ib. Send rints, 35c. per lb, | Also, Cottage anc uttermilk; Sweet Milk 5c, per quart, een Pickwick Club Whisky 1s the best Lawss: Lawss Lawssin BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 5c. FRENCH LAWNS, 18, 200. LINEN LAWNS, 12% 15, CRINKLED SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS, 64, LACK. SILKS, COLORED 8! BLA LK, ED SILKS, VELVETS at ee Affairs in West Washingto: Rea Estate Saves.—John J. Boyne, real estate agent, sold for Miss L. Stephenson, to George W. Casilear, part of lot 4, Beall’s addi- Hon, #4. 38, fronting on Gay street, improved, for $1,500; ‘also, for John ‘8, Ellis, to Mrs. W. S. Selby, part of lot 87, Beali’s addition, sq. 72, fronting on Beall street; improved, for $3, Charies H. Fickling, real estate agent, sold for W..A. Gordon, trusiee, lot in sq. 100, for $700, Notgs.—The roud to "fenleytown 1s belng re- paired by macadamizing, and a paper is being cireulated for signatures requesting the Com- missioners to cause a regrauing of the road by | actual cost un cutting away the hill at Kengia’s and raisin; the roud ‘where it iaterseets ‘32d and Sith | BLANKETS at actual cost until September 1, streets Sergeant Trunnell and Officer Brown have returned to duty.—In a sledge-throwing contest between Joun Fennelly, J. Daly, T. J. Sullivan and John Burke, at Holtzman’s ‘land- ing, on Wednesday last, tor a silver medat and the'champtonship of the District, Daly won by throwing 9 16-pound about 67 fect, — RATERS An excursion to River View will be given Mon- ‘711 MARKET SPACE. day under the auspices of the Georgetown Hi- s8 fo 08 £4 ——-—_ ASSIGNER'S SALE or JEWELRY, WATCHES, Carns, ItiNGs, &c.—Messrs. Duneanson Bros, Mr. Weaver's | will sell this evening, commencing at 7:30 Tue “defendant | o'clock, at store 435 Tih street northwest, by ‘he court imposed @ fine | order of F. T. Browning, assignee, a fine assori- Ment Of Watches and jeweley.—Adet is det Knights of Bernard. BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATINES, excellent Bouts will leave sWeat W shington at 9 a.m., quality. Cash price 20c, Reduced to 12346. and 7th-street whart at 10 a.m. and 4 p.n. ib: TEMPERATURE AND. CONDITION OF Warr | will restive a large sis’ easelbor qu Beet Seolaie meee eet ence ee " re 80; condition at north, connection, 24; south | BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. conection, 36, Distributing reservoir, tom- | pwo of our Handsome Satin Daman 79; condition at Gy gatehouse, ‘Towels, Beyemucut gatehouse, Sd. bayegio worth of bey Goods’ “eet customer, Perms ressonabi, : toch Sy Ke etasur uence Souham lor season at reduced races’ GROOM & BUK- ‘BY THE ‘The opening attractions will be those accomplished -ENDENDN ORDER OF BECH. artists, 4[> Lower Cedat Point, on Steamer dane Medan” MISS MAUD MILLER, u ‘School Pore. conduct MONDAY, Cy rted by the sterling actor, DN, BE myzl3m on tor ac. Boat leaves stSovlock, 7 ts 80 cent: chtdren oe secORtACi, care 12m EG SisttP: Henamenter, under 10 years 25 cents’ ‘Tickets to be had from ies oer Forr Guusworn Hovsa 158 HILTON'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG (La- Thombere and at the boat, 5 yey "4 years ou Vt ave..) will re-open ‘ARSHALE HALE a3 by Rites, a (EASTERN POINT.) Mibies creme vices.) wa ‘Soerding ond ‘Segond Grand Excursion, ‘Supported by a great New York cast from the Union See ‘school. coe : EW-LONDON. CONN. Pthe will be on ieee 9 a Sa we ae escegaees, Sexi ose st Erescac ee eae turnin time for cara, mat | REFITTED, DECOHATLD AND REPAINTED. ‘| svicniid arises, orem mucrainge as SA Dann Band._ Tickets 50 cents, All New Scenery, Telegraph ‘office in hotel. id Seder ‘he ised son of the pian oe MATTHAWs & PIERSON, Fines Hi Culpumcitag and the | The Prices of Admision will remain as eretofore, | _jy27u,thsatim Proprietors, KNIG! F ST, BERNA! *ien8, ADMISSION, ONLY 10 CENTS. 2 = to River View on MONDAY, ai 16, I x ‘Georgetown at 9 ‘and wharf: LBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ten? fo and 4 prone (= BO cents. Conveyancesitt | A EVERY EVENING—at 8:15, Attaxtic Crry, B,J. be walling on the return of boat, ‘THE QUEEN'S LACE HANDKEECHIEF, OPEN ALL THE YEAR CONTEST BETWEEN Admission 25c.; reserved seats 50c. Your men forthe Chi ‘of Siedge-hammer | Next Week—THE MERRY WAR. aup_| Hot and cold Sea Water Ratha, and all modern con SOHN SULLIVAN, JORN DAEY ana | JQRING YOUR CHILDREN TO RIDE ON THE Se bg +t a Tad: SULLIVAN, B F. W. HEMSLEY @ 805, On MONDAY, the 16th anl2-3i* ROLLER COASTER Sux ahaa BETWEEN 4 AND 6 P.M YHON? AND RETURS. ARE BELOW GLY Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON from Oust, whart Be Kh RESETS RE og AT ‘the: Leave: {the breeze during tha hot ‘sui2at SSA A™ jal, WAMILY EXCURSION OF THE Sa 15th st, two blocks south of Pennsylvania ave, PRAGUE SRA TE Tag ae aeeeeie ‘Tickets to be had of Communities, SPSSas tee | een ee rt Sar