Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1887, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1887-SUPPLEMENT. e New Engtand Legistation. ) SUMMER R SSORT = So ons SESDAY PRU UKSIONS IN cowNRETICET— a vine Lvkok~thurnaNce tautstavion. | CeRANT HOUSE | Up to saturday noon ond huadred.and nine legts- eaane ts jlative acts had been signed by the governor of Jefferson Heights, Connecticut. One of the most important 1s the ofS mitation of trains upon railroads on Sunday be- tween 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., and all trains at other Umes of day except those carrying United States mails and such trains as the railroad commisston- regard as pece=sir¥ for Ireight preserva | and Sunday For rooms, rates, &« my1S_w,f Nesponr, Ror a faire, with two acres ¢ | cepticusity mud! sea vis tually forbidden, } th sell wrth ata companies must report all methods of | part of the ! ing cars after November 1, and the ecminls | Fos ‘ ers doners shall make al orders for the public saicty | ame, fo ent. Ads jim this matter they se DERBY, Newyort, #1. +" Labor lecisiation is confined to three bills thus r the $0 per cent weekly payment bill, which | Js W High elevation among from rualaria and mosqnit ve from B. and 0. applies to corporations and dpes not to contractors, uid may cause some dific ng the em ep, and WoInen . whieh ha as caused soune mecurbenre mone | ovaged ‘drei ate are POWALRER ‘snd the exemption of wages from foreign attach: ment, liereafter corporate franchises must be paid tor | at rates fixed by the State Board of Equalization | Frou $100 to $5,000; bakers must. advertise “ole, use it’in Cooking, and molasses must De to Inspection: hospital authorities can not dissect bodies withont relatives or the corouer vonsents; discrimination against colored risks in fe Insurance applications is forbidden; deut! are required to possess diploma or eic| teem months" study in an office before they can | Practice: electric lighting companies must ask for aspecial charter, and verbal, written, or printed threats are made’ penal offens’s. In the eld of temperance legislation quor Saloons will be compelied to close at 11 P. M., and | not be allowed to open unt no Liquot can | be sold 10 a ininor, even to car ; a druggist W: lightful swimming pool temperature 98°, Now of mandred | he musquitoes. elevation, | tains 3500 feet Poupblets to be had at | the pror ocean view ftressen Gas th sian.) Superior Tab! bury station, fow blocks distant Broadway and 29th «1 part OcKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, . Va. (59 miles froin Washington). ‘the mountains. free. tos, “Spring beds. > MuS"S. ETO ARM SULPHUR SPRINGS, ‘wood fi Spacious verandas. Springs and ‘all trains stop.) head of Busses at every train. Open June | ply to é 0. H. TUPPER, Gilsey Houre, w York. -A GOOD coT- | | BARGAL ot land: location ex w. owner desirous will rent: will ‘lars in regard plication. Aleo, list of Ms PORTER, WHIPPLE my1S-w&s-2t depot. Board. “BATH are now open: the largest and most de- on this continent: ‘water 6.000 gallons : . kont, Heural diseases: ris uuknown 3 Penusylvania ave., P best eae refer my bath: Fine roughout. City Moderate rates. "Nu th ave. Tiption, to be | Gch by THOS. G. ALLAN. of the Livingston, Washine- antities than | ton, B.C. mst i annot be sold without license. + RANT —crr high license bill and prohibitory amendments, | NJ Noe ZOLITAN: . ATLANTIC | CITY both passed In the house, have not yet reached | the senate, but will probably be passed witnout | aumiculty. | ———— ‘The Arabian Nights Outdone. MORE THAN $25,000,000 FOUND UNDER AN OLD MAWANAJAM'S. ZENANA—PITS FILLED WITH SILVER. | The fluanctal secretary of India has advised the | government of the discovery of an iumense | Amount of treasure, estimated at over $25,000,000, | Which had been secreted in the palace of Gwaltor | by the late maharajah. The treastzre had been sunk | tm pits umder the vaults bene Setts aves, Atlantic City, bathe C.’and A. trains’ CLEES. HOLLY THURSDAY, e undersigued takes ‘Holly Inn,” at Mt Hel Fa., for the season of ISS, further particulars wri a ‘Terius, $45 to 360 4 mo rooms. “Mr. Mills will be ing rooms. th the Zenana, and | Winns tor, Mount Holly sprites, Cu ar Wart stop at the door. | PRINGS. mn Tiacirsd 430.1. MI sbetland Co., Pa. ordlinse 10 nth, ac tion of at the Arlington until June | Ist, anid will be pleased to arrange with partis desit= my 16-a | the secret was entrusted to a few confidential se Vants. The secretary was present when the | ghanges: cireularsat Witherbee treasure Ww artied. iter removing the | Penn, ave. or address, A earth to six feet the workmen Uncov- | as ered great Gagstones. Beneath these stones were | several pits, filed to the brim with silver, chiefly | Ireshly colned rupees, In each pit was a plate re~ cording the amount of the treasure and the | 5 the officials who had assisted In seeret- | will be opened on JUNE ‘The Indian government has taken the | ment of Mr. A. R. WOOD. tr oung mabaray The pers protest azalusi this action of Ui handsomely furnished. Bells and all thy lovely spot to pass the su They say that, had t a mahar:jah der a rege the whole w secur. | & magnificent view of Washin Ube rated ka pariia SLO | ing country. Shade trees be nol another name for Army aud Nav; <<< = 141 Fst. nw. Kil MAN ATTEMPTS XURDER AND | SUCCEEDS AT SUICIDE. | ld, aged Urty-five years, shot | w conn. Mon- The Tenlestown Coach Killed (sro after a Iruitiess attempt to kill Warren S. syste ae wt the East mill of the Waverbury | aire Co. W. Was discharged from the drunkenness and disor- Brass Co. at Blouzatie! years ago for temperature, sununer ¢ yummer houie, with i some ys held Frost respon- | (es herefor, aith der for his discharge | WACKALL. kecnt, 1231 eatne from Leadeuet id, Who Was in | Lay heine huding betind yesterday mort ‘oupauion, Was driving ‘to the mill, and fired one charge froima shoigua at F Tue fingers of | 3! fos Frost's left hand were badly riddied with te shot, | fat ishing and several shot lodged in his left ear, but neither | popular ress Wound Is consicered dancerous. Win. Booth, who | Sune 1. Was sitting on the seat with Frost, also bad a mar. | teren¢ row escape. The employes of tie till surrounded The Woullbe murder in the woods, and in tuirey | Q) LOR uunutes after Lis attempt to Kill Frost Bloomfield | Jane Ist had emptied eue chamber of a self-cockiug Sinith # Weson into bis own head over the right ear, cating almost Yustant death | Papers left at his Feaidence show that his owa, death was premedr, tated, and Ubat he meant that Frost should also | die. grand se for “Se Seat ro ra po eee | Accused of Killing Her Lover. | PREVIY MAGGIE M'CANN LOCKED UP AT CLEARPIELD ON & TERRIELE CHARGE. Magyie McCann, aged about twenty, 1s in Jail at Clearfeld, Pa, charged with causing the death of her lover, Jacob Boyer. Boyer, who was twenty- Iwo, caie to Clearfield some monshs ago, and be- came acquainted with Maggie, who is quite an at- | tractive girl ‘They were soon looked upon as lov- ers. Sunday night Magyie knocked at the door of Wm. Frank's house and told Mr. Frank that Jacob | Boyer had shot himself up the railroad track. Frank and some farumer frends started in search | of the young man, and found aim lying by the side | of the track. The last vital sj bad already ted, ins. Opens formation sddress _myl4-Im my1S-1m HE BALDWIN | ain Land” "Bounded by and beneatii his head there was a big pool of blood, | Bay. whieh came trickling irom a wound at the back, | win is furnished in the the base of the skull. Pending further | Jane ball-room and good Just abov: investigation Maggie was placed in jail. Se in- sists that Boyer shot himself, but the wound tn the back of young Boyer’s head doesn’t look as though he could have caused it himseif. No pistol was found. ‘The lovers were seen shortly before the re- port of the tragedy spread abont walking along , the ralitoad track talking earnestly. Many peuple fully believe that ihe girl shot her lover ima fit of jealousy. He Was a fine-lookiag young fellow, of splendid puysique and good man- bers. tard and pool-roous, al October Ist. : This famous seaside re for the rece JUNE, Anew and spacions He site of the old. Pavilion, furnished throughout. 4 proved. soe Ne Wine at Sunday Meats. NEW YORK HOTELS TO SERVE THRIK GUESTS DEFEATE! An Albany dispatch to the New York Sit says | that a bul to amend the consolidation act. in re- | gard to district courts came up in the New York ‘house for fiual passage, and Mr. Crosby offered an | allow hotels to sapply thelr guests | ‘The Lake is supplied wi | accommodation of ladies. te “ann. Fishiny and Crabbing w Premises. HE WASHINGTON INN axp COTTAGES, ITUATED ON GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS,, modern improvements. Bridge sts. every haif hour for the lun. Resort, fOr health and pleasure, baths of any Un top the Ailechatiy" Mo above tide water, splendid ¢ new house w will he opened for reception of guests, ‘Special rates to families. For terms aud rev ‘apply to JOHN A. LANTZ, Prop. mny 15" on in the Catskill Moun- June. For circulars and in WLARENDON HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, OPENS JUNE 25TH. Popular Rates, #3 per day. I. STEINFELD, Proprietor. EACH HAVEN, N. J. Situated on Long Beach, six unties from “Fishing and sailing unsurpassed. clectric belle aud can’ Open acne sane Tie JOSEPH PAGE, Proprietor. POINT HOTEL. tion of euests been built aud the premises thoroughly ren Families will find here all the comforts combined with the attractions of 4 10, 1887. under the manage- late of Windsor Hotel, Sara toga Springs. This Inn has just been completed and Supplied with Gas, lectric | This is a mmer months, commanding ston and the surround. } and splendid orchard on the apnigat Mess BATEMAN & CO A. R. WOOD. Manager. leaves corner of Hich and myl4-1m AND ) BAT HSA KALINE, mate, unstirpassed. Achariue new iinproveruents. Opens 00 cuests. For medical and r pamphlets to D. BARTON Past. Washington, D. ¢ WM. H. SALE, Proprietor. et) ns hed This uneurp nee Lt a pr. IN HOU teat | JAMES SMITH, Woodstock Post Oftice, New York, or 39 Jay st, New York, y. Atlantic Ocean and feat ‘Bali most periect manner. Fine | mune. Lawn tennis courts, Iso bowling alley. E Pvt: ti Sort will be opened 11TH. tel hat been erected on the | nd newly” and bandsowely | umber of eat cottazes have | ted and first-class hb 3 Heat of row fat free of eos! of every kind provided for ests. ine band has been engaged for surpassed A woud Livery at reasonable rates will be kept on the be table will be supplied with an abundance of sea ail saloons. He saw bo reason why the big hotels | Thos. W. Willaims, Manscer, Pin y Point Masorappiy uid allowed to sell on Sunday and his con-| to Wasa! B.Williains, 7th. stituents on the east side, along 1st -avenue, for- | bidden. “It the rien mah ean have champaigne | _™911-Im_ With bis chicken,” he sald, “the poor man should.| Us allowed beer With his corned beef and cabbage.” | @J Ve Descriptive panes aud D sis., for cireulur. WASH. B. WILLIAMS & SON, Propr: ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, lets at Star offic Mr. Langbein refused to allow a widening of thé | Kigge House, Milburn's 1479 Pa. ave, and amend:ent to include ail saloons. He also op- | Strimes Jordan Springs FO. Var E. ©. JORDAN posed laying over the bill until the amendments T1-4m could be arranged am Mr. Crosby's amendus The bi legishat ng the New York members. twas defeated—17 to dl. > stripped Of all remedial liquor | tou and passed. HE VICTORIA, OCE. Caroling ave. ‘END SOUTH g City: thoroughly Water bailis, is NOW OPEN. 3. WILLIAMS. Maen soe ae HOU: Pn Ic CITY, To be TRIED FoR BLasrHEWY—One of the <1 x Open, the Year. 6 die trials ever held in New Jersey was opened fiot ana cli 5. bat Siam Hatters wrristown Monday. It is the ¢ he == tema st. Chas. B. Reynolds, ab ¢x-minister, who ND BATHS. ted under the old blue Laws of the State for uttering blasphemous language at Boor Inthe GREAT NORTH MOUNTAINS, VA. Tt is also. “d that he Published a bl asplie | ‘The favorite Washineton and Baltimore Re fond the € Swat and asked to Lave the case | gore Pemperstace alas 10 te be oeerees Aa postponed ursdity, which Was granted, below city. Finest medicinal waters and an oo excelled (teat heated) mineral baths and. sStereae rev Wade mot Caria —aav wean, | ots asians cna shiteaniccey ew sens TaETEEE Terms mod Edward isiand member, sald, 1 U ray, U umMOs, at OULaWa, FES! lndinitely pret lion. sir Charles Tupper, | instead Of hav! até : . treaty direcuy with with Spain con- TE rate. Diszrain of Hotel ofA.S. Pratt Sous, the Sun Building, Washington, Where circulars may also be HOW open St Mice A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. TLANTIC CITY, the imperial governineat to proceed to Fifth 3 ay) 14. Sai Washington and ney & treaty with the a sea uer ele. A oStatex. The rs of Prince Edward eC IMand labored under great disadvantayes, as com. | MVE WASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL. bared with tue fd woud | HO Opew SUSE T tor the reception ot Enited | glotelike and quict. > Far Staten He hoped ire otjhgde and ocd wand aifords dé would never be’ renewed, and he wa Terns. 3: hoid on to the Usheries until she z FETEA, at Templ gol a fair re. ature of Mrs, LA 60 : : MCGLYNS AND INGERSOLL ON ONE ATFORM.— Bass, Loe aud Sword, i om 2 Super i. H Butemiced Co epeale ax a ames TAC ioe ae ae ee | ctaace Elegance tusie flail, good oretentra cee et | dag evening Of Cooper fot tras, erect druiaee "send yor iwiea wy, Bye ro lar. Address ¥. FOSS, Room Ch. 7 TAL, "Pull ocean vi earns fro = Nerees Wao Posow Cintoxes. ee lldren e: » their eare, 4 feudishness 3, Where the four- bctween Vermont and hose j Union avenue. opposite. SARATOGA 5 i; HUGILL Gate of Gisey? e Rovere wes di | OVENS SATURDAY. SORE 16TH: eutrated ty stored by Anile Howers, a | FoF venticulars ad rvas 229 Broadwas., Koon pred nurse abont sixte Sold. It is, gy FO Gates EAUL C. GRBNIN arged at Ann: wan forced by her father (9) M221 ee ee that spe took Chis’ dlabolieal tncthowen we REHOBOTH BEACH DELaware, Q/y dof her itu 3 ne & mn vania Kaflroad sco durect to the Hotel. *Cireal ars at of murder. Annie | Staromer: ve to the eild upon a | Bright, House Co. it to be butter, pia see DLLLARS FOR BRE. ‘tex THOUSAND ct OF PROMISE, Address WALTER UURTU Manager tor tional Hotel, Washington, D.C. New York elty court jury Mon=ay awarded < Alice yan $10,250 itt her Suit for Breach of Proprietor. oieise of marr Phillp Crane. Miss | ReONTEREY some yun, Who Is seveu eee ween Crane: M ji HELP TX, PA. who istwenty-seven 3 , with having ruined , 7 niles nosthwot or Battie see se hi ; She was awarded | 1.500 feet elevation | puumere: 24 hours test OPENED JUNE 20TH. ' ure sir and water. 4 —The general ex. | Labor, at a meeting » Philadelphia Mond suspended District \ssembly, No. 126, from the order, of insubordination. The district PMOUBLE Axio: ufive board of se ele POW | Water Gap House, Pa. Is a) ‘aciomal ou ant inciuites in-its membersiip over | AMSies Lets sh weaving trode in one form or another. ‘There has = HURST. Mic Atinnitic City considerable tronble teen for over Fr past AILS He corny, sages ies gut Bath Houses for rent cr HOTELS. CO’ j. Real Estate my » | Nee Beautifully situated, uverlookiiee the cif with large gfounda, shade trees, ke, Featted iy gvery:wayy and many making it the most ‘nica, ‘Excursions, Soci mneute added, P SUMMER _ RESORTS. LOCHEOEMLER'S CITY PARK EDUCATIONAL. 1d Ist st, Washington, D. C. Recent suitable and Fleasure ‘Social Reunions. and Parties. | Bowling Alleys, Shooting Galleries, Music | Side: Re; A lante Bar, with | Bo ids, Choice Liquors, SOKEST —— apelection of Wiies of all i Hioom and Pavilion, Wik alf Associations, Loc | Yereina, and others ‘who may deure these ma ervuuis Tam prepared to I3E most Liberal terms. TOCHBOPNLER, Proprietor, FOREST GLEN PARK. MD. ‘The most beautiful Branch Band 0. R ashit ite gn tng Metropolitan Only’ miles trom Py High Ground, Healthy Location. Pure Water of Acces. First-class in/all its appointments. Terms Moderate Will be open for the rece] HE MANSION, reception of guests JUNE 1, len: 1887. Apply to The Forest Glen Improvement Co. ! SANDER T. EY, Manager, _ap20-3m 1006 F st. a. ‘THE LARGEST AND MOST CONVENIENTLY LOCATED HOTEL. Elegantly Furnished and legantly Furnished and Laberall Atlante it ‘Open all WW UTTALL, OCEAN AN Carolins'ave. “At h16-3m SURY DEPARTME. dficre will be sold at ibUé antic | GeLock a", on THER! Moa, within the Treasury prcuut ERMONT | HOUSE, VE END_ OF SOUTH dante Cit EOREIGART, 1 Phitas: address 1989 Poplar st PROPOSALS. T, MAY 9, 1887. cellaneous, ollection of unserviceable property belonging to this Department, consisting of one Roger's Ke-sawing Ma- chine, tn fair condition, Ropeand Block Tackle, Build ing Brick, th without delay, at the until TWE: NT best Body Brusmelis Ca and for sewing 3 Peusion Office. buil duginus the fiscal y Blank forms of estimated quantities relating thereto, will this Department. Steaueotls. Tron Castings, sample Bu Stone, Glass Globes for chandeliers, Lana Mantels, Lead Pipe, and Iron Jn hhixgliest bidder forcash. Arti c ON BRO, Aucts, = piorosais FOR CARPETS, CARPE’ Iding, Depart ear ending Ju: proposals, showing the items and ding Marble Terms of sale, to "8 sold to beremoyed. Fisk nd expen of purchaser. 8. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. my16,18. “LINING, eee Ixren101 saros, Dice May 1, 1887. vards Carpet-Lining, Carpet, for the new ‘the Interior, 330, 1887. ‘ng said required, toxether with circular N be furnished on application to Proposals from others than established mannfac- turers of or dealers in the articles required will not be considered, Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of the Interior and indorsed on the envelope, “Proposals for Carpets, Carpet-Lining, &¢.” my13-eo4t PRVOSATS FOR: STONE WORK Fi AND STATRW. Proposals will b THIRTY-ONE, 1887 Granite and’ Bing otpletion of the Terrace aud Graud Stairws S. Capitol. jaus and specificati ap: pe mn, wtiny 30i POSALS FOR ENGINEER OF} W saled Pro} compivtea G the base of the. W: will be received at th HL. MULDROW, Acting Secretary. MARBLE, GRANITE AND BLU Ok CAPTTOL Ti RRACES AN! Carron, Cx. ADT 23d, TSS dat this oitice utial MAY N00! A for the Marble, Stone Work anil Material for the sat the ions may be seen at thi EDW. cl Architect of Capitol, GRANOLITHIC PAVEMENT. Ick WASHINGTON MONtMEN: ASHINC May 16, 1887. roposals for furnishing and layin in place | Fanolithie Pavenient ten feet wide around | aye. and hinzton Mont OF MAY, | NTY-E Assi, and opened immediately thereafter in presence | Specitications, gene ed xranolitine pavior- myl ral_instructio ol application to this olllce, NCOLN C: BOOKS, &. OOKS, STATION: eliies, ‘and Catholi Corpus |AT SUPPRESSED BOOK.” By ERY, BIRTHDAY CARDS, NOV- le Gods at lowest prices, CASTER, HENRY C. La. $29 7th street northweat. A WOMAN IN THE CASE, PROF. COUES. “If there had been a woman in the faculty,” says the ine world have fold them that to ity to mene ¥ speech Would give it the widest possible pub- FOR SALE AT BRENTANO’S, NITA, AST ALL'S Standard Ei thousand new words, #: WwW. a & Co. 7B that gifted wri ___1015 Pennsylvania ave, OF THRILLING INTEREST, M uM, te 1424 F street, Washington, D.C., Hare the most extei mnsive collection of STANDARD, | CHOICE, RARE. and OUT OF PRINT BOOKS to be found in this country. Their Louse is a book-lover's Paradise. LIBRARIES APPRAISED AND PURCHASED. 3m, FINANCIAL, _ Pasce & Warr, 64 Broadway, 180 Fifth av 559 oth atrest (Corcoran Building, VRIVATE STOCK STOCK BROKERS, } New York. Washingtoi PLEGHAP I WikES WASHINGTON, BAL! PIM OE RHILADELPHLA NEW YORK, Bos Ge James WHTTEL neral Partie H. Crvarr Oaxter, Hexnr H, Dopor, Washinton, D. exny H. Dopor, Washington, D. C. Wittiat R TraVius, Special Partner, Buy end sell on conuuission all classes of Railway 'H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. Quoiations of Stocks and Bonds and information re- Secarities, 7 garding the markets atantly, direct trom t All orders executed ruceived. through New York Stock Exebs Feported prouptly. AIT! GREAT BA’ War: FOR THE ER SALE, OF CLOTHING GLOB! At731 7TH ST. N.W. BET. Gand HSTS. MEN'S SUITS, BY THE E CLOTHING CO., AT 731 7TH ST. N.W. BET. Gand HSTS. WORTH, #14, $16 AND 818, FOR $10: CHOICE OF MANY STYLES, MEN'S PANTS, @ $1.15. BOYS’ SUITS, WORTH 87 A’ AND 85. 50, 82 AND $2.25, FOR ND $8, FOR 84 CHILDREN'S SUITS, WORTH $350 AND $4, FOR $2.50 AND 33. COME. THIS GREAT SALE AT 731 7TH st. . W. OPEN! '§ SATURDAY MORNING, 9 A.M. BARGAINS FOR YOU. COME AND GET ALL STYLES OF MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. REMEMBER COMMENCE TI THIS SALE DOES NOT ILL SATURDAY MORNING, 9 O'CLOCK. DON'T ALL COME AT ONCE, EUT COME SOON AND GET YOUR CLOTH- ING AT THIS GREAT BANNER SALE BY THE GLOBE CLOTHING CO., 731 7TH ST. W., BET. G AND H STS. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF OR BOYS COME TO SMITH, THE PIONEER 7TH STREET CLOTHIER, NOWAT 9247TH STREET N.W. FOR ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING. COME AND SEE ME ala KNOX’ rx Hara NEW YORK HATS, LATEST IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS, $5 TO $8. ROUND HATS, 1 ENGLISH N NEW COLORS, $2.50 to 85. ND AMERICAN SILK UMBRELLAS. BEST GRADE G2-Furs taken on B. OF GLOKIA UMBRELLAS, Storage. H. STINEMETZ & SON, 37 Pa ave., next to cor 13th st, IGAN AVE, NEAR, between the district and the genera! executive | Tith- huase entiels hoot Be omens May YE Loves Sah totems Reaeaes mee, PO. Bos 1s ates HOO” AmExica.—Bishop Ireland, in an arecation in St. Pau, Minn. san- QS "para White Sais pope takes a deep imtertst in | Pauquler Conve, Buh of teers Vast amount of information in | sorte will be open for the rece tion plates GCSE 28 attains He said “the suture | 'Tentus seduce. 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TWELFTH ACADEMIC YEAR BEGINS OCT. 1, 1887. Examinations for admission to the College classes June 8 and October 3. Programs of the instruction offered to Graduate, Undergraduate and Special Students will be sent on [Eg A A a go ummer Law rures (nine ws ) bewin 1. July, 1887, and end 14th 2 april} (2.0. University of Va.) tone FoF circular JOHN B. MINOR, my7-skwim Prof Com. and Stat, Law. M*** STITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, a MASS. ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS. Resular four-year courses in Civil. Mechanical, Min- ing, and Electrical Engineering, Architecture, Ghem- istiy, Physics, Natural History, etc. Students are also adunitted to parsial or special’ courses. Nest school year becius September 26. 1887. Entrance exatnina- tions at 9 a.m., June? and 3. at Washington. Address PROF J 1B parE “cal Survey. James P. MONUOE Raney: _FRANCIS A. WALKEK, President. inyd-w&s0t_ E, SCHEEL, T J CHER OF PIANO, ORGAN and Siuwinx. "Particular atiention to beginners, ax ‘well as those wishing to be qualitied for perform: ers or teachers. ‘Terms moderate. 734 12th Bt. DLW. “aped-w&sime )RENCH LESSONS—Pupils Converse Fluentiy, with yrurest accent. ay very short time by new system of Proi E'S. native Par bonne University, Paris, Francest’ xt AuOUeD 38 ee es NESS ‘ice developed for speakingand Siqein STAMMIERING cured: alco, Affactious of the Throat and. Lunes, DEEP BREATHING. corsectl HEALTH, curing COLD TON, und preventing PNE a Apply at THE MARTY 6 Exocerios JLLEGE, of ELOCUTION and 12 6th st new. (a few stops north of Vs s block east of City P.O), teaches ELOCU: as an ELEGANT. AICT. for Home aud Society VOICE: RE, ARTICUL rome te NSUM The MARTY: ORATORY . Ten Departm HOw, ELOCUTION, (CESTURE ORATORY, | SHAKESPEARE, SIBLE SPEECH, PERSON TON PANTOMIME, aid ACTING. Ciroulae piled REI ane apa ERVIC AMINATIONS. — CANDI- ¥. A. SPRINGER, Inte xauiuer, Also, for College, West Point Apply at Rubber Store, 309 9th st. 8 prepared by PLO. sevice and Annapoli nw. Al select Hoarding and Day ne Ladies’ and Little Girl Ghens ite sixth annual session September Sth 1 Summer session in picturesque and beantiful section of Virginia, begins July Ist. Special facilities in Ar Music, Flocution and the Modern ages. Mr, an Mrs, WM. D. CABELL, Principals. aple-2m. Vv J ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY bas Femioved from Capitol Hill to 631 F etn. rooms 7, Sand 9, oc] 8-71n GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE IN CoM: Ppigdious, halla, in National Bark of tho Reymbile building, couturest “comer ‘of ith and D streets Feeney Taautentge aes agate demand Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing, the | English, Lansenace, Corresrondence,” Rapid Calcalee tions, Bookkeeping, Busiucas Practice, Commercial | Law, Political Feoudniy, Steuography and type-Wat- | C1 and evenine heasions 4. Wie: 6 ping “ius ed Chreular Gree cteleptont fall 42 y cipal, Mrs, SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal mihi (82 BEBLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES — 723 14TH ST.N. W,, And all other principal citi Recognized as superior to all other similar Institu- tions, Unexcelled advantages for learning CONV ER- BALION, Beat of nutive teachers, Tee extremely low. NEW TERM now for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil: dren. ‘Trial lessons free. Every Saturday 11 RES, free to pupils. Appiy to the school for programs and jaz Admission cards, Ges IVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF study; to adults confidential; prepares for col ‘Annapolis, West Point. all examinations. sez8_IV¥ INSTITUTE, s.w. cor. Sth ana K sts. nw. LADIES’ GOODs. —A FEW SELECTED BON- ed by French lady, who will of saiue at cost of import. 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N.W., MiSise Gorets to order every a foan: Site S7G [EN SECLAE Eas" ait mere French Hand Sas PAT a Underwear ‘and nest imaported Hox es Patent Shoulier Braces aid all Drea ‘Wetorm Goods, Childrens Comets cul asi Comet Clie Hs own 2 and a1 Co: make) that for the price is Wag RiBw French. German and Spanish spoken. mrl4 WOOD AND COAL “BALDWIN, JOHNSON, Mypoloele and Retail Dealer tn Wood a TETk FACHLITIES. HOM Paces ‘ard and ice, 1101 BL ave nw, Branch Yandand Office, 911 Act. a0,, Branch Ome, and K sts. n.w. All connected by telephone 90m 2 ‘u10-9m_ Box Your COAL AND WOOD FRow JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘The most extensive dealers in the District, ‘more families than any firm south of New York, ‘Main Office 1202 F street northwest. ‘Branch Offices and Yards: 3515 Seventh street northwest. 740 Pennsylvania avenue nortywost, 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, 1121 Ninth street northwest. ‘05 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, spy | BASE Life in few England, by Henry Comerof Third and K streets nortivest, Wharves and Hailroad yard: SRERING PIANO, # CM Esty terms, my17-6 H corgncet 8200. Easy mont my17-6t EVEN SANDERS PSRNDERS PIANOS AND ORGANS. OCTAVES. @! © STAYMAN, HANDSOME SQUARE CHICK Ni souAr TERERING, IA 0, & STAYMAN, Sh. T=. BEAUTIFUL 937 Penn. artists’ choice. The Behr Bros.’ UPRIGH tonecan be 20, oe Bing te MILLER JOHN F BELA E 08 Pasko PIANO: THE oe, ave., near 10th st. student's piano; can, hear Penn. aves near 10th st ‘The GUILD PIANO; a thoroughly reliable instra- = F, ELLI — 18 & CO. ment at a very. PIANOS, new and second-hand, pee cash, oF able inmonthiy instalments old thatcem ts taken ent art pay fornew. ost Fe schianosmoved. sa and a Sree NF aver tear 10th st experienced 037 Pemn. ave., near 10th at. ¢,Pitnoe tuned and repaired iy fair prices. aa “ae first-class workmen, at ELLIS & CO., 937 Penn. ave., near 10th at, MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS, the mort celebrated instruments and best known i world; moderate Prices; easy terms. YOUN FETS eCOn 7 Penn. ave., near 10thst., ‘SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS. over one hundred thousand in use; a. rd and reliable instrument. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO. 7 Penn. ave., near 10th st. BANJOS, VIOLINS, GUITARS and all kin MUSGREINOPRUMENTS se ot Penn. JOHN F. ELLIS & 00, 937 Soe ave., near 10th at. SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS and MENCHANDISH. “A tall ana Cognie ate, MUSICAL JOHN ap23-1m_ 937 Penn, . ELLIS & CO., ave., near 10th st, \HE LEADING ORGAN Is. Te imonthly installment 4 SANDERS ‘Beautiful new styles. Soldon easy & STAYMAN, 934 F st. nw. MF %% B.—See and hear the new Estey “Philharmonic” coe fain nea * (eraNos FISCHER ais For rent, sold on easy installments, and exchan SANDERS © STAYWART apl6 13 94 F st. nw. Charles st., Baltimore. HE ae UPRIGHT PIANO. Is winning “* 8. golden oj p16 3 FRENTE §, DAVIS, 00vs, PAN beautiful: Te will be sold THIS MONTH ONLY Close rooms for the summer. -H. L. 3 SIT Sthst.u. w. ‘les of these Celebrated. & STAYMAN, ____ ‘9 F st nw. ANOS 3 W AND Ipriht Pianos “AT BARGAINS to SUMNER, Agent, aps CHICEERING R RENT AND gy Sileon Easy Terma, Steinway, W. G. METZEKOTT & CO., Haines.’ [mh18-3in]’ ‘Sth st. and Pa. ave. G1, Wao & Buos, Kranich end Bach now the and Established 1804, leading Pianos ofthe world. Newby & Evans and Weser Bros., the best me- Ginm quality also Gally's self pla ‘Alfat Towoni prices and beot na na for ing instruments. iment plan. Special cash, Tuning and repairing honestly dona, BBB EEE BoB E BBB ORE BB E BBB OEKB UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY. Special attention of Purchasers 1 Al invited to the ne ISTIC STYLES finished in designs of HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. SECOND-HAND PIANOS: A fe assortment of prominent makes at all prices. *44NUD FOR RENT. we. ENABE &99., 817 Market Space. Eowug FP. Doon Sole Agent for NSYLVANIA AVENUE, & Sons, Gabler, Decker & Son, Marat Jett & Cumston and other ‘Music and Musical Merchaudise, monthly payments, Exchany Paired, Moved, Stored and festruments ¥ AY Wendell, Hal- "Pianos. Sterling 01 & i ‘New and Second-hand Se makesalways instock at low Telephone. 347-2. gon: HAND PIANOS. #100. Guickerine’s from #79 to $400: Steinway's trom { from 375 81a: other akes from $25 up. Seldon easy monthly iustallments. W. G. METZEROTT & CO, nll 903 Pa ave. near 9that, Do Nor Poncrase UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO, A thoroughly first-class instrument at a medium pric, ‘Over 41,000 now in use. Second-hand Pianos and Orga: to $190. Sold on small moutuly ‘Largest assortuieut or S-cent PATS Y ap? FAMILY SUPI Bisse Duy An R t prices from310 paymen:s. jusic in the city. EBERBACH, 915 F street | ?LIES. EFRIGERATORS. | During the past five years we have placed a lange number of these Refrigerators with housekeepers, | merchants an restaurants here i in Washington, and | can therefore furnish ample city references as to their superiority. fore purchasing. GROCERD NOLIQUOKS. 5 Bayi? Don't fail to call and examine them be- No trouble to show them. Borcmm:s SPRING-LEAF TEA, Mhe new crop, now being received, isparticularly choice. 2.W. BURCHELL 1325 ¥ st Norics TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION 01 coc EFE RRR FEI COU ERE R R KEI THE CELEBRATED | pan. "Sunday, 10 ‘Tuned, tie | ® “i F FB 955q Leo esas T ‘MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR Jt fe without s doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the mostNurarriovs Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, but they produce Flour Uxsumpassxp by any mill in the world. To prove that, we would simply state that a large quan- tity of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe ald eeu ut the principal Courtsof weold world. HOWEVER, Like everything else that has gained renown, ”ome Person or persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation it has gained by imitating the Name and Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior article tor the genuine, ‘THEREFORE, ‘Be sure and seo to it that either sacks or barrels read, “CERES” ‘and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medale we m1 GALT & Co, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. HOTELS. TT ALTAMONTLTIMORE, et ted. ut corner Eutaw Place siete skool ie tad sted a Tiauteni diy "abundance pare A Snitimor. admirable. fant MD, BROADWAY AND 418T STREET, NEW YORE. coins a orvice All the latest improvements, rates to Sco penmancst at poeta. ‘Twelfth and Ws streets west, STEINFELD, Manayer. py Wht ALLANAYNE g SOs 0s Nbe oy og | A —— = ‘Ss Paves, SINoFR OIG, THE BEL Gone BE ATTORNEYS. DENTISTRY. =, & EASTON, STENOGRAPHERS STARE PARSONS, DENTIST, iis Siiate are Comat? | Pope taney cre mn Gerry | Dens ee Aaa ee cumtiem, Female Complaiis, apa the dis: ieee ty ore poe rn, thousands to ‘the grave who ae | ee eae oe si" Kins Gigen Tose. fe is new ite aa Sy th tothe | CAs, ining, “200 ES Seat E Dantate Dracicets. * Hioox &'60., 263 Willi | aver Ws Br a fe ae = ere Be ror o RAILROADS. HE GREAT SYLVANIA ROUTE PENNS’ poten Teace: abr AND ‘ STEEL RAS SOUTHWEST. SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFi ato TPMENT. Piatra ding Care af S250 A.M. Gals" De, $70 A daily @ Cincinnati and St wath Sleeping Cars from Har hd Butler Carte st Tote, to Chicawo, with Car Pirishure to Chicaso Western Express, at daily with Seoping Cars Washington to Chicaso and St. ‘Lonis.and to ete qian Se flgrrinbrane ‘Sleepers for Louisville and Mevop lia, OP Me daily for Pittsbung 23d the West, jh turough ‘Sieepe? burg to ica, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RATLROAD. For Ene. Cau Rochester, Butalo, 10:05 PM ‘except. Saturday, with Palace Care Washington {6 Mochester. For Wiuameport, Lock aven snd Elmira at 9:50 iy, except Sunda: For, New Yori! and the East. 7:25. 9-00,11 00, and rrisburg to Ci: Laie eit ly, except Saturday, with Pacific Exp = AM. daily. For Bosion without change, 2:00 P. M. every dai For Brooklyn, No Yall through trains ae Jersoy City’ with boate of Brooklyn Annex, adfont- ing direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double ferriauy across New Lork City. For, Puiladelphis, 25, 9:00 1 -00-and 1 6:00, 105 iyOand 11-202 Mt 9 out: 40 A MW 4:10), 6:00, 11:20 P.M “xpress, 9:40" AL days and'4:00 For ore. 635, and 1Lao 3 4:40, 6-00, and 11-20 P.M day, "9:00," 1AM 4:10, 6:00, and 1120 FAL For Pope's Creek Lite, M. and except Sunda} 3 For Annapolis, 7:25, 11:40 AM. and 4:20 7M. daily, except’ Sunday. Sundays, 8:00 AM, 4:16 ALESAN DRIA AND, FREDERICKSBURG RAIL. D ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGTON 00, 8:45, 8:4 Ms it 6-06, 85, 8: van >, and 10:05 P £05, 4.25, 4 ma Sunday South. #00, 103: ASE daily, > PM. daily, except Sunday” ins ds Alexandria ‘Yor Wastin Tickets and information at the office, northeast cor. ner of 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the station, where orders can be left for the checking of Dagwage to destination from hotels and residences. CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager. _J. RB. WOOD, General Passenger Agent, myi6 ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Schedule in effect, SUNDAY. APRIL 24th, 1887, until further notice. Leave Washington from Station, corner of New Jer- avenue and C street, ‘or Chicago, 11:45 a.in.and 10:10. p.m. daily, with through coaches and sleeping cars. The 11:45 a.m. is 4 Fast Limited Express for Pittsburg and Chicago, ar riving in Pittsburg at 9-00 p.m.. Chicago next morn- jug at 11:10.” No extra fare is charged on this train for fast time. For Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis daily at 3:30 in. and 10:10 P.m_ with throush coaches and Palace Sleeping, ncinnati and St. Louis without changes 3:30 pan, ies fast iinieed, train to Ch ti and St, Louis, arriving in Cincinnati next morning at St. Louis 6:40 p.m, Noextra fare is charzed on thus train for fase time. E For Pittsburg at 11:45am. and 8.55 p, Pittsburg, Cleveland and Deirote with Parlor ‘and Sleeping Cars to Pittsburs. For Lexington and Local Stations, 8:40 atm. daily, except Sunday. adgt Points on Shenandoah Valley RR, 3:30 pan, For Havre de Grace. Newark, Wilminiton and Phila m. daily delphia, 7:30 a.m., 2-10 pan. and 7:30 pan. daly. For Wilmington, Delaware and interinediate points detween Baltimore and Wiluinston, 9:00 an. daily, except si For Havre de Grace, Has ingerly and intermediate sta- B15 pan iS tio iy For Baltimore on’ week 8:30 and. 10:05 1D. on on Beanies 6:30, 7:30, 8:30 and 3:30, 4°50, 4:40, 5/40, 6:45, 7 ay sO aan 440 pean. between Westandion ‘and Balti AO pa 3G, 24, and 1 Forstativus on Metropal diay, except Stiuday, and 9:31 Duan. daily; 4:40 pata, dail Xe ah for princi. balstauicns on Metropolitan ranch S-40 aan. dally On Sunday stops atall stations. For Intermediate points 9:30 aan: daly, exepnt Banday. |For Froderick 8-40 au, wih y and 440 pam. daily, except Sunday. “ForHagerstown 8:40 atu and 3:31 pam. daily, ex- cept Sunday. 20 am, ‘Tramsarrive from the West daily 6:20, 7: 2:00 and 7225 p.m ae points’ on Shenandoah Valley RR, 2 p.m. From Philadelphia, Chester, Wilmingtop and Havre de Grace, 11:50 am. 3:20 p.m. and 10-00 p.m. daily. From Havre de Grace, Sincerly and intermediai points north of Baltimore, 11:20 a.m. Brom Aupapolis 4:30 ai and 1:90, il From Harper's Ferry aid Valley Railroad, 5:30 p.m. ani ma Harpers eer = eel a Ses pn dail aud 8:15 p. in, duily exce ‘Traine fine Belttoorefor Wachiegton iy at the Baltimore and Qhio Ticket office, Washington station, 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 14th street, where orders will be taken for bagzage to be checked and received at cintan the WIM CLEMENTS ©.K.LORD,G.P. A. Baltimore. PERCY G. SMITH. Vase’? Ax't,Washington, ap25 AMOMONT AIR LINE, Schedule in effect March 13th, 1887. M—East ‘Tenn. Mail Daily for Warrenton, louaville, Chatlottesville: Lrnchbupe and Seaioea ‘Alckandria aud Lynclibure, Bastol, knox: Rome, Calera, ‘Montgomery aid Sow Waatinurton to New Orleans. past alail Dal Gerdtons Rocky Mount, Stations bet Dunst’ Datisile, Greeusboro. heleigh, Atlanta, ‘Birmingham, Moutguners, ‘New . Fexas and Cabtornta. “Matiman Sleeper New York to'Athinea, in connection with Pallusan Sleepers Atlante to S aus, aid. Mann Bondole Sleepers for Bieminfien, Sicksiuse aud Sureveport. Sod Drie. Me-Duly except Sunday for Manassas, MBid> P. ily except Sunday for strasbune audintentodiste Staas 3 Westora ‘Express Dally for Warrenton, Gordonsville, Charigitervilie: ‘Lowviile, ‘Cietunati Std Line of Ches. and Ohio Rout “Pullusas Sleepers gid Solid "Trains Washington to Louisville: ap ior ts.” Throush Biccpers Washinstou to djttc hock wtiont sa 11:00 P. M.—Scuthern Express Daly for Lynenbura, Danville, “Ralagh, Ashovie, Charlotte, Gulumbis Aiken, Augusta," Auants; Mouitzemers, Sew Orleat as and California. Pulluan Sleepers Washi ie Stontgomery, connecting with Pullman Parion Montronic cw Orleans. Pullinan Sleepers WasL- ton to Aiken wit nit change, ng on Wasuington aid Ohio division leave Wash ington 9:12 A’M.. Daily exeopt Sunday, aud 4:45 1 A Daly apive und all ates A Mana #10 ‘M,; Returning leave Round Hill 6:05 4. M, Daily, and ohana arse Washinton Waaitington 6:20 ASE ‘rive in Wachington 610 2M East Tenn. bristol aud Lyneh- burg at and 9:40 P. M.; via. Ches. and SUS Houtead Gharlgucsniltett p40 Foie Sea bure Local at 9:47 A. Ml. sitter reservation and jnformation Sogricckeu at oneOr. enue ‘Gui aud DB utreosse “JAS. L. TA POR Genera Puc Ae w Orleans. 204 tesville, bury, ween Lyi irlotte ory POTOM: AC | RIVER. BOATS. nd Safe Steamers, LAKE Elegantly. furnished. throwebout, Large and airy sisterooms. “One of which leaves daily from “thst, wart at pin. stoppin: at Piney Pout euch way. SsJoon on main deck and table sup- lied with all the delicacies of the seasons 75 cents, ‘Staierooms secured and bagzare checked at 619 and 2351 Penn. ave. audon steamer. ‘Telephone call— § Ay 13-6m0 TEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7T1-ST. WHARF ‘ou Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursday tomac river landings as far un Mattox Creek. “Grind: ers wharf, Sundayy down aud Wednesdays up, Brent Snd Chapel Point, ‘Thursdays down and Mondays and Wainesdiysti. 1, JONES, Agent, 7th-st. whart JOHN McGAHEE, Alexandria, Va, Agent. inkiO MAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. athe Recon SEE, Catt iC, aot LSE: ERGTON and'tor all landings on. the Fotomac Hiiver, leaving Baltimore ‘Tuesdays and Frida Born and Wsckiugtou Sunday 4 Pu PTcighy rer edived on Satur ip ad sna be pera pice ‘Apply to STEPHENSON & BHO-"Arents | gig i0thet ae _126-6m Office: {1:2th and Penn, ave. mw, MAG RIVER LANDINGS. OIE THOS STEAMER “WAREFIELD" Mth sty whast on MONDAXS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS at'7 am. Returning TUESDAYS FIGDAyS and SUNDAY pam. joucliie at Wiver Land ings as far ae Nomink Crack, Currionin ore nesta wi Shepherds, ‘Mocsthedule JOHN B. PADGETT, Agt CPW. RIDLEY, Manazer 35 TRECT FREIGHT, STEAMERS aus Gisowand seen 4 pas Uthat aut River, 2 every SATURD, sf ne Eauicceede ae woes M™ VERNON! MT. VERNON! STEAMER W. W. alata | Leaves street wharf dail for Mt Vepnon goad glock can reacbee Waa art erecta 1. L BLAKE, Captain, OCEAN STEAMERS. STAR LINE. states steamers sailing from United States and Boys SDAY wo Guccustowa aed Liverpool. Britannic, Germanic, Adriatic, Celtic, Republic, Baltic. nd $100. Excursion tickets qbgloon rates, $60, et a isuergeline oapor sally Lista, inspecu0n Plans op other ation apply to, ilamns? express office, 225 SPeunsvivesia hve pany offices: New Xork, 41 Broadway, iowa HORT BOUTE 8 GORDDECTSCHER LLOYD 8 8 CO. 0! apts aa Bremen. reat Sent Lon We ay oso eae Wea Sai pa ken y, June 4, 4:30 a1. table, Prices eres berth seo Te ioestion: cabin $60 peer S8 015 Penn.sve, = Ter Ota never’ wears out, always clean ine for ealoas LOOK! LOOK!! LOOK!!! ——i——= The Weekly Star. 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