Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1887, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY. JUNE 18, 1887-DOUBLE SHEET td LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the 24 hone commencing at p.m. the District of Columbia, New Jersey, East- ern” Pennstivanis, Delaware, and Maryland, riy winds, fair xeather except 0 ht changes tn temperatui atonal thunder storms,” .2.—Good Tea that Is pure cer- essing, and doubly so in’ the hot Few persoiis stop to think bow cheap ally is and that the sugar and milk used So it turns out de tens. We do a 1 the only good we do say that neither you or your grocer whether tea ts good or bad’ by simply atit. Itisthe drawing quality that de- it costs more than the te Ie to Duy low in buy tr It tsa ft than Tea > recognized 0 <o Tea fs sold for By tea In Baltimore, and our 1 for tf, 1 is the purest and best we Know any- Ubing about, and that is why we use It ourselves, Maurin Grtter & Co., Estabilshed 18i1, = Baltimore, Wa. NUSUML EXCITEMENT appeared to prevail 7th Street, between Hand I, which on fon Was only found to be’the great Throng of people avalling themselves of the very low prices advertised In last night's Stax in first- class low shoes and sitppers at Hahn's, 816 7th st. Hor WEATHER, ro: scter’s Insect Powdi Just recetved a beau Searls, at Frane’s, cor. Ax t t itul line of hand-painted hand D sts, Prrsoxs who are building suburban houses shouwid use the NeweYork Fire Proof Paint: all col- ors. C.F. Keys, 916 F street northwest. ‘Twer® {sa cause for all pain In the feet. Drs. Aenison are the great remed: Forty-seven years constant practice. Corner 12th street and Pennsyivania avenue, over Davis’ hat store. Corns Sui buntons, 25 cents each; manicure, 50 cents; scalp, 50 cents. Anriatic STaTUEsgcE PoRTRAITS, $3 a dozen; former price, &; best equipped studio tn America, Marshall & Gilling, $19 Pennsylvania avenue, Dxesses Mane in twenty-four hours by William Hes’ tallor, 1229 Pennsylvania ntting guaranteed, # My Parnoxs and the pubile will please notice that on and after Monday, June 20, during the d term, my establishiuent will close at 5:30 daily, and on Saturday at 4:30 p.m, ‘Gxo. Puixce, Photographer, Penna ave, and 11th st. from producers, when we you ap elegant all-weol suit for $10 such dealers cannot sell for less than $15. EISEMAN Bros., Manufacturers, cor. 7th and’. __ J. H. Kuehling. 44. INSTITUTES’ first excursion to Bay Ridge. Wav Nor buy direr Lieutstxo Tops, electric worl NGCE'S COMPLEXION PowDeR, tmported. nest toilet powder blade, Ite. per Dox. your ehtidren’s clothing from t We can saving of EISeMAN BROS., Cor, 7ta and EB, . ¥.—Rates m parlor and a June ctober 1. CLEMENT & Cox, Propritors, r tallinents to respon- St LW repaired. J. H. Kuebling, No. RW. & Co., 1113 F st. Latest Gesigus o1 vs. vaper and’ Window Shades. Fresseres 102-CRRaM. ed hyous Ivsnrrergs' rst excursion to Bay Ridge, FINE PonTRarms. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ava, Waur Nor buy your boys’ clothing direct from Niucturery, and save several dollars on each ‘EISEMAN BRos., Cor. 7th and’E, Yor ean buy a Solid Leather Misses’ Spring Heel, ©ur. Kid, St. Goat or Peb. Goat for $1.50 per pair. W. Rich, 717 Market Space 3. W. Davis, the well-known Photographer, has | Feturned to Washington. His Gullery is located at 72s Tth street n.w. No connection with any other gallery in the city. Good work guaranteed. ‘Tae FINEst Stock of all Kinds of fine, fancy leather goods In the city. Torna’, 1231 Pennsylvania avenue nortuwest, Mosquito CaNorigs, $1.25 to $7.50 each. Splen- td ones $1.73 W. H. Hotnton & Co., _ 1214 F street nw. Cannons Ixstireras’Brst excursion to Bay Ridge Adv. ™ ‘uit. Licutstxe Rops on Prof. Henry's house and Smithsonian luostitute aretmsulaied. I can refer +o @ humber of houses not insulated and injured vy lightning. J. H. KUEHLING. Wny Nor buy your clothing trom first hands ‘When you can Save from 3 to $5 on every suit. We sell suits for $10 such us vost others dealers, ore to place on their counters. EMAN BKOS., cor. 7th and'B. Hempler’s cor. 43¢ Manufacture Fac and eyesizht fitted, $1. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. ‘attosat.—“Nanon.” MANASSAS PANOKAM Hamus'—“The Boy Tramp. Condensed Locals. ‘The Witltams College alumni wil! meet at the residence of Rev. John G. Ames, this evening, to take « tom in regard to the death of Ex-prestdent jopkins. Col. J. McHenry Hollingsworth, of West Wash- tugton, Who has been elected superintendent of colonial Beach, will take charge at once. The Lofei ts in cuarge of Mr. Boschard. Street’ Quartette have sent $2.50 to Tar proceeds of an entertainment for The Q the Ai of the Poor Children’s Country Home. sists of Minnie La Dow, Madge and Laurence Chambers Mr. ug uear 17th and M streets, fell from the of @ building Where her Cither was at Work in basement. She was badly injured. Three ribs end one of were broken, and her head and woe wer y cut. estepliy morning some rubbish took fire on nacestis Hrkdge. ‘The flames were extinguished y Serceant MeCathran with a few buckets of Water, dnd vefore any damage was don chils. Brownman, ‘Was overcome by the the ‘orner of 4ti and C streets northeast, od Was taken to his home, by Officer Butler. he summer can y length of 0 as desired, RBAN PROPERTY.—Walter loneers, soid yesterday at h es beyond Boundary along the 7th street road: Lot No.6 in block A. Pixton, for 15% cents per foot: No, 11 ‘to same purchaser, for lot No. 9 in b! at 10% cents per foot; lot No. 10 in to E. s: M. Chisdon, at 10: 11 ih block No. 't toot; lot No, 12 Jat 9cents per foot: lot Clark, at 7% cents per 3 oldschmtdt, K No. 13 td cents per foot; lot No. 10 1n ©. Clark, at 7 cents per foot; 9. 1 to George W. Stickney, ; lot No. 2in block No. 15 t0 ‘Thos. E. Waggaman, at 13 cents per foot: lot No. iia block No. 15 to Allen C. Clark, at 13% cents ber foot. ——— on of the new mil!tary compan: kites, eted last evening at a at thelr armory, 1760 K street northwest, onstitution Was adopted. It was ant al the uniforms would be ready by the Mr. HF. Posten 1s captain of the ee GREY FOUND Tux Gre. AND THE Warca—On bi amday aiternoon Mrs. Linthuin, of 635 Massa. ue, empoyed Anna Johnson, & co sefub ber house. Afterwards she uable gold Waten and chain. She re ‘ facts to the police, and Detectives Car ler and Mahan this morning ‘arrested the girl apd ascertained the whereabouts of the Watch. A Revision OF PRICES AT CLIFFBOURNE.—Messrs. Preabrey & Green, the owners of Cliffbourne, the hew suburban "sub-division on Washington sy at have made ou of prices and a reduction of 5 ceats per Square foot on all lots above i cents per foot, These prices are not based on an inflated Idea of futur? possibilities, but are in keeping with the actual and present market value. The adv: Tages which Cliffbourne possessesover many of the ether 1 Sub-divisions Includes a proximity to Doth Water and gas and nearness to the city and street cars. Messrs. Fitch, Fox & Brown, the real-estate brokers’ have thé plat of this property. Adee. . a BaxnreaT Park Lots. Rare investment, The “Uid Point” of New Jersey. - ADDISON & LAkCOMBE, 1304 F street. Last Cane to see Muldoon and the Jap at Ker- Ra's, “Acknowledged champlons.”"—Pust. $500 challenge. Grand olio. Convert in garden. —* —— A Canp.—We deem it an absolute duty to beg Pardon of our friends and customers for not bet prepared to wait upon them for the past week an for tle delay tm delivering goods, Our announce. ent to sell off our immense stock of dry goods and carpetings at cost for the purpose of retiring frou busiuess has brought out a greater number { our irfends and customers than we anticipated, ext week we Will have added to our large foree Seven additional empioyes, and hope to be able to politely walt upon ati, deliver §oods promptly, lock p. m. Gud keep the store opeu uatli 7 0” ‘BURDETTE. . W. wdness, and this fs one of the advant. | THE COLORED HIGH SCHOOL, President Cleveland Distributes Diplo- mas to the Graduates. President Cleveland distributed the diplomas at the colored High School commencement at the Metropolitan A. M. E. Church last night. As many people as could get into the church were present, and the exercises were very successful. The ex- ercises were opened with prayer by Rev. T. G. Stewart. Miss Eulalia Wheeler delivered the salu- tatory address, which was received with loud ap- plause, Miss Emma L. Pindle reviewed the his | tory of the class with considerable interest. Dan’ | B. Thompson delivered the valedictory, and the ad- dress to the class was delivered by Rev. J. R. Riley, rector of the Fifteenth-Street Presbyterian | church. The arrival of President Cleveland was | announced by applause, He was escorted to the | platform and introduced by Commissioner Webb. ‘The President then, without making any remarks, distributed diplomas to the following graduates Misses Annie L. B. Alexander, Amaleta Alexander, Medora Allen, Julla M. Alston, Clara G. Arnold, Mary E. Barney, Narcissa E, . Beale, Annie D. Brooks, Mary E. G. Brown, Marie E. Bowie, Mary £. Clarke, Laura V. Collins, Marie A. Dettz, Sarah LG. Dickson, Sarah E. Dorsey, Emily £. Francls, Emma V. George, Fannie C. Glascoe, Isabel Kin- ner, Josephine 'D. Lewis, Marguerita L. Lucas, Fannie Martin, Emma L. Pindie, Jesse N. Pearson, Maggie B. a Elizabeth H. Scott, Alice V. ‘Shorter, Sarah E. Smith, Frances A. Smith, Mary Stewart, Charlotte V. Stewart, Catherine F. il, Mary L. Watson, Eulalia Wheeler, Marie I. Wil.tains, Ida C. Winslow, and Messrs. Dantel B. Thompson, Hy. M. Bowles, and Wm, Anna Nichols, ‘Tournament at Forest Glen. TWELVE KNIGHTS COMPETE FOR THE PRIZES—A BANQUET AND A HOP. The tournament at Forest Glen, on the Metro- politan Branch of the B. and 0. Raflroad, yester- day, was witnessed by a large crowd. There was a bicycle competition before the Ulting began, the following from this city being the competitors: Messrs. G. A. H. Mills, B. Morris, Will T. Kobinson, L. M. Hopkins and A. 8. Stewart. Mr. Hopkins took ‘first honors, he having captured ten rings, and Mr. A. S, Stewart was second, with nine rings. In the tournament twelve knights entered, and after a spirited contest the first four honors were secured by Mr. E. Keys (Knight of Barneli), Mr, Kay (Knight of Highiands), Mr. F. Keyes (night of w ). Mr. Becleston (Knight of St. John). ‘The charge to the knights was delivered by Mr. Spencer Jones. After the tournament a fine ban- quet was served at the Forest Inn, which has recently been opened, and in the ‘evening the queens were crowned, Mr. Laird making an appro- priate coronation address. A hop brought the Testivities of the day to a pleasant close. Real Estate Sales. ‘Theophilus E. Roessle has bought of B. K. Plain for $75,670.55 Sub lots 63 to 8, square 192, each 18.4 by 131 feet, On K street, between 16th and With streets, M. Ball has bought for $15,113.35, of H. M. Baker, the west half of square 914, (43,180 square feet, fronting 248 on Sth street east, 124.1 on Band F streets north). ii. H. William has bought of H. M. Baker for $4,000 sub lot 103, square 181, @2 by 125 on P Street, becween i6th and 17th streets northwest). J. Estcourt Sawyer has bougiit lot 20 and parts polls View, embracing 14.20 acres east of Lincoln avenue, for $9,000. Amusements. opera by Johann which will be_pre- er next week for the contain some of the best waltz musi¢ written by Strauss, and otherwise 15 sald to be an attractive and amusing It had a long run on its original American production in New York a few seasous ago, and Was afterward well received in Philadeiphia,” Mr. Fitzgerald, a member of tue old Casino troupe Which made the reputation of that house, will ke his first appearance here tn the cast of “A Night in Venice” next week. The other members of “the company Which has been doing “‘Nanon” ‘will also appear. ALAUGH'S OPeRa Hovss.—“La Belle Helene” will be the opera at this house next week. Haxuts’ Buov THEATER.—“Sam'l of Posen,” the suecessitl Hebrew drama, will be presented € ver: afternoon and night the coming Week at Harris’ Bijou Theater, Frank Howard assumes the utle role, and 1s supported by Blanche Howard and a good company. Kenvay’s Stuer THEATER.—At this house next ‘week the performances will be given in tie open summer theater. Among the performers engaged for next week is “Alice Howard, the well-known cornet Virtuoso. THE MANASSAS PANORAMA, Which 15 kept cool these days by Ingentous machinery, continues on exhibition day ahd evening. ‘The Missing Mrs. Crubaugh. MER PARENTS SAY SHE WENT AWAY ON ACCOUNT OF ILL TREATMENT. Mrs. Lipscomb, the mother of Mrs. Crubagh,who 4s reported to have eloped with a man named Web- ster, denies that she has gone off with a man, and states that the cause of Mrs. Crubaugh’s leaving her husband was the bad treatment she recetved at the bands of her husband, and that on one or two occasions the police were obliged to interfere, and would have locked Crubaugh up but for his, wife's Intercession. Last Wednesday Mrs. Cru Dangh packed up ‘her clothing, aud, taking her Children with her, left the city." The parents Jus- Ufied her in what'she did. When she left her hus. band’s house she came to them. Her youngest child, @ litte girl about six years of age, she lett with her parents; the older one she took with her. It appears that Mr. Crubaugh, on golng to nis home, found the nouse vacated, and asked the lice 6 assist hun in Quding the furniture. lice ascertained that she had sold it in West Vashington. Mr. Crubaugh gald that she ought to be arrested, and asked that they telegraph to San Antonio, Tex., for that purpose. The police have no recollection of ever being called on to arrest Crubaugh. ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: S. R. Bond et al., trustees, to S. Bleber, pt. 10, sq. 1000; $600. H. M. Newman et al. to S. Oppen- hetmer, pts. 22 and 23, sq. 1018; $1,500. H. M. Baker to H. H. Williams, sub 103, sq. 181; $4,000. B. E. Plain to R. E. Roessle, sub 10ts 63 to 85, sq. 192; $78,670.55. H.M. Baker to O. M. Ball, west 3g Sq. 914; $15,113.35. W. F. Lewis to. A.C. McLean, for 62, vik 28, Long Meadows; $2 Same to. Neumann, lot 56, do., do.; $1,525. Same to W. H. Lusby, lot 58, do., do.; 31,600." same to J.” D. Miller, Io fon; $1,600. J.C. Carrick to A. . Bastable, pt.’ 5, Beail’s estate; $—. Honora, (dache to J. Estcourt Sawyer, lot 30 and pts. lots 21 and 22, Metropolis View; 39,000. S. H. Walker to Margaret E. Butt, sub lots K and L, sq. 523; #8 J.B. H. Smith et al. to W. W. Corcoran, ANGNEY Asks To BE RELEASED ON Bat.—In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, to-day, the case of Jacob P.Angney, convicted of an assault and battery with intent to kill J. 8. Wilmott. and assault and battery on T. R. Turnbull, in June, 18s2, Was heard on motion of defendant 'to be ad* mittéd to ball pending the hearing in the Court in General Term of thé motion tor a new trial. Messrs. C, M. Suith and F. Beall appeared for the defendant and District Attoruey Wortuington for the Government. Judge Montgomery decided to take bail, and sald he Would 2X the amount after Lovelock. SS ‘Tae ELRVENTH-STREET ARSON CaSE.—This morn- ing, in the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, District Attorney Worthington called attention to the case of Mary J. McBride and John W. McFar- land, indicted for arson in setting fire to 415 Lith ‘street nD. w., in June last, in which a trial recently resulted in a disagreement of the Jury. Mr. Wor- tbington asked that an early day be fixed for the new trial. Mr. Cook opposed this motion, and the court declined totake any action at this time, ‘The district attorney (he notice that he would call the cases early in the next term. gitbee Lah Warr Tue Oncnestka Dip Nor Piay.—The per formance for the benefit of the Newsboys’ Home at the National on last Wednesday afternoon was Inarred by the lack of an orchestra. Prof. Franz Schaefer, a professional leader, had engaged an orchestra of eight pieces for the occasion, Prof. ‘Schaefer says that about ten minutes before the curtain Was rung up the bass player, named Arndt, refused to play upon the grounds ‘that a part of the orchestra was composed of members of the Georgetown Amateur Orchestra, with whom mem- bers of the Union were not permitted to play. He says that the orchestra had rehearsed up to the very day of the performance, and although it would be natural to suppose that each musician knew the others, apparently they did not become acquainted until just before tt became necessary ‘Wo ring up the curtain. ——— ‘Tue Crry Markers.—The offictal Price Current of the Washington Produce Exchange says: The flour market has not been affected by the recent panic in Wheat as yet, but shouid actual or spot Wheat keep down, 1t3 product will quite likely yield in price. The old wheat flours will be at fair pretium for the next four months tocome. Cart wheat has declined in sympathy with the crasb in ‘option stock; corn and oats has also. The growing crop and greatly increased acreage romfses fair yield at the approaching harvest, and quality very choice, Receipts of hay large, nearly g ordinary quality, and very hard to sell at low prices; fair demand for choice. Straw dull and jower. The butter market shows about the same conditions that existed last week, viz: a healthy demand for strictly fancy ¢reamery-and Coes Coase with medium and low. de is only sought for at very low prices, and being taken only by bakers for future use. "The eee supply firm; near-by sources fair, Western products suil forwarding liberally. Market closes steady. Old fowls are scarce and wanted. Spring chickens lower, but in active demand. Of native fruit strawberries are the only variety coming which meet with ready sale. Oranges, lemons, and ba- nal in good supply and reasonable n price. The ‘stock of old potatoes Stock of old pot 1s further reduced and price CanptNat Grosox’s Visit ro WasmtxoTox.—The committees from St. Matthew's and St. Paul's church who have been appointed to receive Cardi- nal Gibbons will meet hima upon bis arrival at the Balthmore and Obio depot at a quarter past 5 this afternoon. From the depot the cardinal will be escorted to the residence of Rev. Father Chappelle, on H street. After celebrating early mass at St. | Matthews on Sunday morning, the cardinal will roceed tO Prepare for Bose ea ace aa hg gee m, ‘He will deliver an address from in front of the church, ‘The from St. Paul's consists of Messrs. P. C. MacCourt, T. ‘and James G. Noyes, Mackin, and D. Frawley, P. Olagan reise st Te} ord ing’ Edward & Vellam, No. 619 $3's ports ie ay sureet, Teporta te larceny ot cour ANS 5 st Stewie reports the larceny o¢ $3 She's pour: ot Hamp. of cloth- street, rej District Government Affairs, THE BOSTON POLICE SIGNAL SYSTEM. Mr. H.R. Miles, superintendent of the District Telegraph and Telephone Service, has made a re- Port to the Commissioners of his recent investiga- tion into the workings of the “municipal” signal and telegraph system in use in Boston. Mr. Miles Says that the signals work accurately and well Dut the telephone part of the service was not quite up to the best standard, He says that the system offers opportunities for transmitting a large number of signals from the patrol boxes; ‘Dut these he does not deem necessary, nor does he favor the inking register that records reports from patrol boxes for hours on a long slip of paper, thereby saving some little time and labor at thé central station in registering the reports as they come ‘THR EXTENSION OF THE FIRE LIMITS. ‘The Commissioners have written the East Wash- ington Citizen's Association that action upon the matter of extending the fire limits will be post~ poned until the arguments of a committee from. ‘the association has been heard, VisttixG Goop TEMPLARS OF LAUREL, Mp.—The Anchor Lodge of Good Templars gave a reception last evening’ to the Hope Lodge of Laurel, Ma. Col. W. F. Switzier, of Anchor Lodge, made an. address or welcome. This was followed by other addresses, music and recitations, and after refreshments the visitors left for home. ARRESTED ON A SUSPICION OP ARsoN.—Sergeant Harbison yesterday arrested Jno. Batson, & col- ored man, on suspicion of setting fire to the house of Robert Mahoney, colored, on L street. Batson had occupied a room in Mahoney's house, and after having some trouble with a member of the family he is reported to have made threats to get even. ‘The officer was unable to get any evidence against Batson of setting fire to the house, and this inorp- ing he was before the Police Court as a suspicious character, He was required to give bonds or go down for three months. ———— ‘The Courts. CRIMINAL CounT—Judge Montgomery. Yesterday, U. 8. agt. Frederick Jennings, rape ‘and assault to Tape; verdict guilty of assault to commit rape. Lewis Dodson, second offense petit larceny’; sentenced to penitentary for. three years, appealed. Wm. Ward, false pretences; sentenced to albany for two years. Chas. S. Folsom; demur- Ter argued and subinitted. cincurr Court, No. 1—Judae Coz. Yesterday, U.S. agt. Oliver; demurrer to defen- dant’s answer certified to General Term. In re, will of Mary A. Gihon; Jury respited till Monday Ruppert agt. District; inmotion in arrest of judg: ment. People’s Bank agt, Means; motion for a new al circurr Court, No 2—Judge Hagner. Yesterday, Shipman agi. Fletcher; on trial, Egurry Court—Judges Bingham and Merrick. ‘To-day, Casey agt. Pearce; auditor's report rat- ined. “Tyler agt. “Tyler; leave to Mle answer granted. a Affairs in West Washington. OLNEY INSTITUTE ComMeNcEMENT.— ‘The com- menceiment exercises of Olney In=Uiute, the Misses Dorsey's school tor young ladies, took place at For- Test Hall last evening, when the large room w: well tilled with the parents and friends of the pu- pils. ‘The exercises of the evening consisted of an opening prayer, and the delivery of certifcates by the Rev, A. R. Stuart, an address by Mr. Leigh Robinson, and the benediction by the Kev. J. S. Lindsay.’ Mr. . M. Matthews introduced’ Mr. Robinson, who made a short address, Betwee the exercises Prof. Donch’s band furnished musi and also played for the dance wich ended U! evening. New Hovses.—The houses corner 35th and P streets are being erected by Mrs. Augusta M. Weaver. ‘They contain six rooms each, Instead of hive, as erroneousiy stated. The contractor is Mr. Joseph Fearson. ‘A KoBBeR.—William W. Williams reports stolen frou: new building near 35th and P streets a silver Wateh and chain Worth $5. RerceNep Home.—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geddls re- turned vo the city yestesday morning alter a Pleasant visit to relatives in Bloomsburg, P: FORFEITED COLLATERAL.—Joln Beavers, Horace Jarboe, and James Kuhn, coopers on Water street, each- forfeited $1 collateral in the Police Court to- day for obstructing the sidewalk in front of their places with merchandise, ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 80; condition, 23; receiving reservoir, temperature, 82; condition at north connection, 30; condition ‘at South connec- ton, 26; distributing reservoir, temperature, 80; condition at influent gate house, 36; eMuent gate house, 36. ——— Charged With Killing His Mother. HORRIBLE ACCUSATION AGAINST A TWELVE-YEAR-OLD BOY IN OHIO, At Eaton, Ohio, on Friday, Coroner Jones ren- dered his verdict in the inquest on the body of Mrs. Nancy Beall, who was murdered Monday evening. The verdict is that deceased caine to her death by two pistol shot wounds. The coroner's finding continues: “I further fod that while it seems almost imposstble to conceive that one so young, and especially a son, could commit such an atrocious crime, yet the evidence presented to me and the circumstances surrounding the case are so strong that I feel warranted 1n the crime on John A. Beall.” ‘An aflidavit was then sworn to by Marshal Cor- win before the mayor and a Warrant Issued for the boy's arrest. ‘The verdict seems to meet with gen- eral approbation by the pubitc. Jounny Beall, who 4s thus accused of the murder of his mother, 15 but twelve years old. It 1s believed the boy will con fess, and some “starting events may follow, as, without doubt, the crime was instigated by some older heads. ‘The boy declared that three tramps had entered the house and murdered is mother, who slept in the room above iim, but no trace of such persons as Le described could be found in the helghvoriivod, aud suspicion strongly pointed Lo the lad himself, as his story, while ingenious, was improbable, Scary, Ircey Sx AND ALL ITCHING AND SCALY SKIN AND SCALP DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA Psoriasis, Eczema, Tetter, Ringworm, Lichen, Pra- ritus, Scald Head, Milk Crust, Dandruff, Barbers’, Bak- ers’, Grocers’ and Washer woman’s Itch, and every spe- cies of Itching, Burning, Scaly, Pimply Humors of the Skin and Scalp, with loss of Hair, are positively cured by Curicura, the great Cure, and Cur- IcURA Soar, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally, and Curicura Resotvenr, the new Blood Puritier, in- ternally, when physicians aud all other remedies fail. PSORIASIS, OR SCALY SKIN. I, John J. Case, D. D.S., having practised dentistry in this county for thirty-five years and being well known to thousands hereabouts, with a view to help ‘any who are afflicted as I have been ior the past twelve ‘Years, testify that the Curicura Kemxprgs cured me of Psoriasis, or scaly skin, in eight days, after the doctors with whom Ihad consulted gave me no help or encouragement. JOHN J. CASE, DL. D. 8, ‘Newton, N. J. DISTRESSING ERUPTION Your Curicuna Remepres performed s wonderful cnre last summer on one of our customers, an old gen- tleman of seventy years of age, who suffered with s fearfully distressing eruption on his head and face, aud who had tried all remedies and doctors to no pur pose. J. F. SMITH & CO. ‘Texarkana, Ark. . DUSTPANFUL OF SCALES. ‘H. E. Carpenter, Henderson, N. ¥.,cured of Psoria- sis or Leprosy, of twenty years’ standing, by Curicura Rewepres. The most wonderful cure on record. A dustpanful of scales tell from him daily. Physicians and friends thought he must die. ECZEMA RADICALLY CURED. For the radical cure of an obstinate case of Eczema of long standing, I give entire credit to the CuricuRA. Reuzpia. E. B. RICHARDSON, ‘New Haven, Conn. Sold byalldruggists, Price: Curiouna, 50 ti Resouvesr, 81; Soar, 25cts. Porren Dave anv Cueaical Co., Boston. Send for “How to Cume SkIx Diszases.” ‘Beautify the Complexion and Skin by using the Curicuma Soar. IT FEELS GOOD. Those worn out with Pains, Aches and Weaknesses find relief in one minute in the Cuticura Anti- Pain Plaster, At druggists, 25c. 4015 Sexuxc Orr OUB ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS ‘AY ACTUAL Cost. BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS. New style ‘Summer Dress Goods, “FRENCH DEN- TELLE in baidwine stripes and brocsdg paige, a tron alt pare Ane aks wupme elegant arene waa pure fine “zephyr woo (double tie width ea widdh ‘drese woods), cash A, cu oe ne wool, in cream, garnet Sati PueNcH SaTINbs, cho CITY ITEMS. Johnson’s Hotel and Restaurant, 13TH AND B STS. All of the seashore delicacies served in the most superd style, such as Norfolk Spots, fresh Mackerel, Taylors, soft-shell Crabs, deviled and Picked Crabs, Salads, etc. ‘Ladies’ large saloon attached. 1 ‘Tooth extraction obviated by restoring root to beauty and usefulness. Filling, &c.. done satis- factorily. ‘Terms moderate. Dr. H. Mueller, den- Ust, 423 11th st. 6 ‘The Roller Coaster at Athletic crowded nightly by the elite. Babek cures all malarial trouble. 3 Banjos, Violins, Guitarsand Strings. Walford, 487 Pa. ave, Park 1s az Phillips? Digestible Cocoa Unlike other cocoas or chocolates, itis notgreasy, and though containing all the nutriment of the Tichest cocoa bean, 1t 1s 8o prepared that it will not disturb digestion’ and mukes a delicious table drink, All druggists and grocers keep it, 1 Henley’s Celery, Beef, and Iron stimulates the kidneys to 4 healthy action, ‘Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef, and Iron assists nature in throwing off’ disease, and restores the organs of the body to a healthy condition, James L. Barbour, sole agent for this District of Dr. Hen- ley’s Celebrated Beet and Iron Tonic, 1 Crowds of ladies and children selves on the Roller Coaster. A $20 Hand-Miade Buggy Harness ‘That defies competition at Mi ‘ToPHam’s Manufactory, 5 1231 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Johnvon’s Hotel, European, 13th & E+ For meals, ready lunches, and all the delicacies of the season, large York River soft crabs, little neck clams, Spanish mackerel, &c. Lifetime expe- rience. Ladies’ large saloon attached. Also, ele- gantly furnished rooms for gentlemen oniy. m,Was3 E. L. JOuNSoN, Prop. Coaster Parties can apply at 608 10th st for exclusive use of Roller Coaster. 1 $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whiskey, best’ in the world for the ioney. Orders by mail, McGee's, 9th near Dst. Was) Morell, 734 Gth st.; every style Showcase. €0,3 enjoy une Don’t Fail ‘Toexamine the $10 Saratoga, made and for sale by ‘TorHaM, 5 1231 Pennsyivania avenue northwest. Bailey’s $1 Saw, warranted am Best in the World. Indestructible $10 Trunk. $5 Everlasting Bag. Becker's, 1345 Pa. ave, 0 ‘There is but One Union Brand Mustard—Markell’s, Beware of imi- tations! eo Trunk and Harness Repairing By skilled workmen at reasonable prices, ‘Toruay's, 5 1231 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Bailey, 825 7th st, Fiy screens put 1n, 75c, 1m Colburn’s WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE. Piquant and appetizing. Has no equal in flavor.1m “The Queen of Beers.”—Moerlein’s pure, unadulterated Cincinnati Beer 1s especially adapted for family use. 75c. per doz, Agency, 12 Dst. nw: om, Bailey’s 25-{t, Rubber Hose complete, $2 1m Better Trunks For less money than you ever bought before, at ‘Toruam’s Manufactory, 1231 Pennsylvania avenue nortuwest. “Royal Glue” mends 'em.—Hoston Vartetie s Colburn’s PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD. King of condiments. Flavor, pungency, strength combined in pertection. Finest inustard made.1in Bailey’s, 825 7th st. n.w. Lawn Mowers, $5.75. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1b, Also, Cottage Chéese and BuUterinlik; Sweet MIL Se. per quart. Cream 15¢. AMUSEMENTS. ERNAN’S THEATER AND SI WM, MULDOON The Champion Wrestler of America, and ATSADA SORIKICIT, Chnapion Japanese Wrestler IN_A GKAND WRESTLING CONTEST. They offer $300 to any one win of then, or $50 to auy one the tin 19 minutes, Also grand specialty show and a Concert in the Garden. Next week—Mammoth Suow in Garden. je 8 E 5 DEL'S SUMMEE GARD! (LATE ABNER'S.) GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT BY PROF. LOUIS NECKAR’S ONCHESTRA. JACEAUGHTS) GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TONIGHT eR Le Last Time of Lecocq's Beautiful GIROPLEGIROFLA OP LA DELLE HELENE, _Seats Now on Sale, ‘W NATIONAL THEATER, 4018 FITZGERALD'S OPERA COMPANY. ‘LAST TIME OF NANON Nexr Werx—Jowan Strauss’ A NicHT 1x VENICE. ‘Reserved seats 25 and 50 cents. Now onsale. Je16 porvrak PRICES. POPULAR PRICES. HARRIS’ BIJOU THEATER, THE BOY TRAMP; on, THE MANIAC MOTHER. Performance Every Afternoon and Night. Next Week—SAM'L OF POSEN. Je10 ‘PArorama OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN, oth «t., two blocks south of Pennsylvanisave, felt NICS, &e. BAY RIDGE. ‘The most realistic Battle Scene ever pated. Oyen from 9.3. m. to 10 p.m. BY Bee SUNDAY, JUNE 19. SUNDAY NEXT, SUNDAY NEXT, And Daily and Sunday thereafter, trains will run to BAY RIDGE! BAY RIDGE! THE QUEEN RESORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE, DAILY AND SUNDAY. DAILY AND SUNDAY. BALLROAD EXTENDED DIRECT TO PAVILIONS, GREAT IMPROVEMENTS. FAST TRAINS, ‘Trains leave B. and O. Depot during week at 9:15 am., 4:15 and 5:15 p.m. Sundays at 10 a.m., 2, 3, aud 4 p.m. GREAT MOUNTED SWORD CONTEST, ‘THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, Tune 23, 24, 25, Contestants: DUNCAN C, ROSS, SERGT, WALSH, CAPT. P. ST, CLAIR, CAPT. GAR: RIQUES, CAPT. ORLOFSKY. ROUND TRIP, ROUND TRIP, $1 $1 81 $1 $1 $1 $1 81 81 81 31 31 /. M. CLEMENTS, ©. K, LORD, _ield-ct Manager. Gen. Fass. Agent. OWER CEDAR POINT, WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND. Excursion season opens June 26th and daily there- after, Music, Boating, Bathing, Dancing, Fishing. These sd beat oxen out Waskhugion, New ‘tnd thaguificent fast palace steamer Henry 6. Bishop will leave foot of 7th-street wharf daily at 9 & m.; re- turning, arrive at 8: rates Sun- day schools and organizations should apply to STEPHENSON BROS., 7th-street wharf. Round-trip 50c.; Children, 250. jeli-3m FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—LOTS. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. Tee on 8 Instrumental Quartet. iiaPacd.at the Boas’ GHT. Ax EXCURSJON BY THE LADIES OF 4TH-ST- MF, CH TUESDA’ wharf at $30 ceil’s and Temple Hotel, yxcunsi0n. ‘June 28, URCH, to am. Tickets, 30c COLONIAL Arrowsmith ick BEACH, on Will leave’ her mn be had at Pur 2423,27, ‘BAY RIDGE. SELECT EXCURSION TO BAY RIDGE, MD., T leay “UAN and contains For partic ST ‘To GL wharf, foot 50c._ Chi HOPE COUNCT MONDAY, JUNE ‘Under the Auspices of the LADIES AID SOCIETY OF WAUGH M. E. CHURCH. Adults’ Tickets, $1. Children’s Tickets, 50c. rTIOO Railro ytomac Ri id. 10 acres of ver, C} in leaves B. and O. Depot 9:15 . Returning, Bay Hidse pan. nt _ Tickets at depot day of excursion, ate On the Potomac River, 34 miles from the Capitol, terminus of Penneylvan Improvements lately made 40) conservatory covering 1,250 fect and an observatory overlooking the Potomac for many. hotel proper there i as Jaid out as a grand park. and has u water front of some eight miles on the ° Quantico Creeks. The hotel is beautifully situated, @ ball and concert hall large airy rooms. ‘Among the many Hotel Believue is miles With the nd, which is to be manesicand and some 116 Hnexe ary room, “The hotel iy how offered tow com ‘ent person for one or inure years ut a moderate Fea rulars address, “MAX LANSBURGH, XMONT,, 7th st., at 9:30 am, B5e. Potomac, Va. EXCURSION AND BASKET PICNIC. ‘0. 11, SONS C THURSDAY, JUNE 23. F JONADAB, Musie and Dancing, Steamer Pilot By leaves Sherif?'s Tickets and opm, » Jeld-4t" race, 400 mer, &e. ladies, 2 TE: I PLEASUI 21, 1887. 9a. m. and Hallat 3p, m Round trip, URSIO teamer PLL Various: NEE MECH. ARROWS! 6:30 p.m June 26. Ticket Ip SATURDAY, and £ cility w: trip 25 cents, OLONIAL PO} Cc ressly fitted rips to the SUNDAY, JU 8 3 p.m. M steamer an AY Gee “a, N rw, W o'clock, Nertisement, FRIDA’ 5 Steamer MARY WASHINGTON leaves 7th st. wharf at9am.and6 pan, Returning, leaves at 4.and 10:30 Pau. Danemg on yards, open to Usual games and ets to be had of menibers a1 Boat town, at S a.m., and 7th hool to Marshall i Stoamer their ANS SHALL HALL, on MON TH will ‘On SUNDAY the boat will aud 2:30 p. in, returning at 2 and 8 p.m The swift palace steamer T. V. sic, ath es Fare, round trip, 50 cts.; children, 25 cts. Milk, &e CALEDONIA C TO RIVER TUNE. ‘boat goiue "an ny izes at the children under 8, free, E OLU i ION 30 pan aud Pp. ma, Tickets So conta, (CARROLL INSTITUTE EXCURSION To BAY RIDGE, Vi LECT EXCURSION IE HAMLINE St leaves 7th Returning leaves IGHT EXCURSION OF THE WwW, 1887. nd returning. Foot throwing Hat- for children. J e boat. Gents, 2. ‘Ser ANALOSTA’ B, to aver View, Tuesday, June es Hish street ‘wharf, Geonce- . whart at 10 ain. and 30 ie © 3el8: FRIDAY, JUNE, si. wharf farsball 4e18,22 TUESDAY, JUNE 21. Special train leaves the B. and 0. Dey Other trains leave 9 ‘Trains return at 8 Tickets can be obtained at Depot from committee. mh, + 5, 8: M OT BOY, ents. ANICS' PLEASE iL FA ‘AL U Teave 7th si Tickets, admitting went and lad conte, No impro SWIFT PALACE STEAMER T. FOR COLONIAL BEAC! er persous allow SUNDAY, JUNE ill be afforded for c BEACH, PULAR 'W. 15 an and 9:30 p.m. Re N OF METROPO IG to MARSHALL HALL, Kite ‘fly! yes and arusen Let the ehfidren come. CLUB WILL GT AGU ake two trips at 10.3, Je16-3 tat 8:30 a m. 15 pm. Je17-3t ME. CHURCH DAY, JUNE 2 vy ‘Chi “Tick iekets, J inam RSION to MAR- 20, 1887, Steamer ‘wharf at 9:30 ede V_ ARRON del7: 7 i i 19, From 7th.st. ferry wharf, at 8:45 a. m,,sharp. Fare round trip, 50e; children 5c, Daily trips comiuencing Je16-3t + HAND EXCURSION BY 1M HEALY RANCH MONDAY, JUNE 27TH INST. The steamer MARY WASHINGTON makes two trips. 4, Mann seventhvatroct whait at 9am sid eats, 3 TEAMER CORCORAN WILL MAKE TWO SPECIAL trips to Marshall Hall on FRIDAY, the 17th and the 18th of June, Le ‘Tthst.at 10a. m. and 6 p. m.. returning at 4 aud 10 pee P Paimilies wishing to can enjoy a dx atove delightful resort, where ev E to. River View, Leaves Georgetown m, 16. wwe wharf, t foot of y or evening at the accommodation ifort aud pleasure, ‘Meals ad lunches served at all hours. Fare round m. it TERING PLACE, AND EXCURSION RESORT. for the service, wil Beach (except on Sat yhours at the Retreshnents, an pote. L HAL am ARROWSMITH, ke regular dauly ake regular daily days) ou and. after Leaves 7th-street ferry wharf ut ‘Beach, and home at 9:30 d “Meals served on Je15-2m HIS” DELIGHTFUL RE- forthe Season, Meals als carte. Lunch, ‘Sc. for Excursionists, ORCORAN leaves every morning at turning at 4 pan On Suudays per ad- ry R SALE—TWO SMALL FRAMES. RENTED TO ‘white familes Toot front. well located in Suburbs nortuvwert, $1,050; montal toadvance, Addresa GC. 1., Stat office OR SALE—THE DESIBABLE PROPERT cor, F aud 6th sta uw. WM. P. ¥c jeldt Ty 205 10th st n.w.: will accept $7,500 trom an immediate purchaser, Key at 1209, Apply to JOHN “T ARMS, Je15-6t 810 Fst. nw, JOR SALE_9-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, T ST. N.W betwee Sth aud 9th w.w.. $4890. 1512 Qai a 5 St BUx100 to alley . 6.000: Jersey ave se.uear D st: Wat ne, pear 9th, 2.250. dwelling, Pennsylvadia ave, $7,900. 10-rvom Louse, “Rhode Island ave. near Loth st: $11,000. HARDING & WATERS, 606 11th’st. delS-3t Rear Ist st. now. OR SALE— ‘Two-story, 8-room House, 1520 Madison at.. bet P and Q n.w..all modern improvements, bay widow, Kev for the gum of $1300; this ofer tor tuirty das Diguire at 460 Waskinsion st, Bee Gand H gw: botse rented for 825 uu. ie OR SALE—SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PARTIE desirous of buying or excha ging for handsom <near Dupont Circle, 1 called to the two end beautifully finished Houses just com- pleted Nos. 1740 and. Pst. u.w.: hand-wood ished, handsomely frescoed, aud strictly first-clnes in every particular. DAVID A) WINDSOR & SO: owners G REE CORNER PRE: on 15th st. n.w.; six, pine and fourteen rou concrete cellar : $33.7 005,46.000 and 87,600: bancaiiiny Bargains in houses and lots in all sections, on terms to gut HOSECAKANS & SHOEMAKER, G0 14th st. Ww Bt VOR SALE—N be ROE SALE —CENTRAL LOCATION—ON E Yery desirable property 22i-feot frout, 19-rooul brick, $1 2500. Desirable property on 12th st., 30 ft. front, lange buildings, central location, good for investment or business, at low price. A 12-room house, with all conveniences and im- rovenenis, ot 123x140, alley ench aide, located near jepot, in Alexandria, «heap at $0,500." BAXTER & MACGOWAN. Je18-30° "1008 and 1010 F at. es on the Q-st. front. ‘This i'be sold as a whole ar 813,000. 9° wi With depth of 100 teet, at $12.00 and 18 Qeet. front, ‘P-st. front at $11,000, ‘This is a bancun either way seat inguire WESCOTT, WILCOX & WINE, Jel8-3t 1917 Penn. ave. (OR SALE—COTTAGE IN MT. FLEASANT: 9 table: BEN. P.DAVIS. "1819 F JOR SALE—A GOOD INVESTMENT, TWO FIV room frames, oth st. s.e., beat E, renting for $18; price $1,900; Usual terms. Bk & WILSON. (006 F st. JelB-3t JOR SALF_A LARGE AND DESIRABLE BRICK house on 3d st. near © n.w.; lot 29x190 tou wide alley; also adjoming side lotsame size. This ie an opportunity fo secure a residence with plenty of room Dear the business part of the city. If not sold in & Teasouable time the house will be put in couuplete re- pair and offered for rent, : SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, Je18-1m 927 Fst. uw, OR SALE— ae 203 Ist. now., b.b., mi : 400M stu. bet Ta & lothsch'l bid. 920 S.J. ave, 'o27 G st se, fh, Sirs $5,500 303 Est aw, bh 0 UE ati ak a Web ‘ ei (ha eee te) 3408 Net lawa bh oer. et \adiy S33"6" at Re each 219 10th et 85 Li. erie : 909, Dita jo02. Hat aw, ba The aboveis only purtion of the property on my books, For full List call at office for bulletin iasned ou the Istand 15th. [jel7j_ THOS. E. WAGUAMAN. JOR SALE—SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, M. 1; Cleveland ave.: price, $1,600; small cash payment, balance very eusy. Thjsis the cheapest house on the street. J. MCL. DODSUN, 706 Dst.u.w. Jel7-3t OR SALE— Great bargain on 14th st, bet. P and Q sts. n.w., large three-story. k. mod. impa.; lot 1sx105 to aliey;cau be turned into a store at little expense Price, $7,000. Also, beautiful Lot on New Hampshire ave, between Land Mats., GO feet front, price $1.49, per Square foot, 3. N. W.P. MYERS & SON. my37-4w" 1428 New York ave, OR SALE- dow brick, SON, 1115 F Fst. & Coy DOUGLAS F. the “no for bulletin & SON, 1115 F WOR SALE. be _Jel-hn JOR SALI Bricks, Ror sane, Bstory bri all iui udsomely Several v my7-8¥* yoms and my7-7w* Just completed, JOU each; on ea JOR SALE—1394 16TH ST. sell at above price and on te kant and cureiully constructed residence, recently built Sor my own gccupancy (Jolin Fraser, architect: David- halt a square north of, cle, on Broud 16th t., opposite Mr. Hobeson's 2r, Pendieton’s ‘builde: ton, by Cincinnati, Ohio. JOR SALE—TWENTY-FIV houses, northeast; under re old for $1,150 vac i est-class’ order, and tinder re: vestinent no better in th Circle, 13 roo allan. 1., new and Steet trout, 3 city, O rooms and mi. R SALE_THRER FOR SALE-—HOUSES. E.—A NEW BAY WIN 421 2D ST. jose, containing 6 rooms aud cellar, price, $3,000. st, Fou orthw nid examine plans. et, AT A BARGAL or, $: Y. ATLEE, 1411 f—EIGHT SI od. ups, in ne ASy. elegant. welling near Towa ‘B.story and cellar brick dwelling, 19thst..near Dupont Circle, 10 rooms und bath, al! in, with furniture...... ‘finished. B2-atory brick dwellings, northeast section of ‘Price, RY DESIRABLE DW ot 12 rouins and cellar, 008 Gth st. #.W., opposite St, Domnnic’s Church, o'clock, or to G. chy ©. G. BEILEY MA Attorney-at-Law, 8U2 bath, range. latrobe, slate mantels, concreted walks aud Will be sold on wionthly or quarterly: suit, purchaser, payments 23 BRICK DWELLINGS, ixibiy located. from $1800 (6 yterms DANESHOWELES SON, Ese + 822,000—1 WILL to suit, this ele- ott and ‘Address vE ‘PRICK DWELLINGS: now being 0 to 84,000 each: on easy terms, ¢ built; price’ from il at office DANENHOWLA & Ft TWO SMALL BRICK Bt at $10.00 each; will 100 for the two. SWORMSTEDY s BRADLE rou SALE THE 927 Fst. LING Apply on, the premises after & BW. apl9-1m ROOM BAY-WINDOW section of city, all in 1 per eae YMAN, Fst. nw. paying 2, us, 2 dath-rooms. laundry, &c.,_ "818,000 rele on Vt. rouuus deep, 13 rooms, 14,500 ‘3.story and basement brick dwelling, near Du- pout Cirele 12 rooms, furasco and ail m. i, An 8 zoom brick dwelling, one square from ‘Bricish Minister's, ali mi. 9-room brick dwelling, M st. n.w., near 9th, y attractive and well-located new brick dwellings, northwest section, 7 rooms, and cellar, with'all m. 1, at. 86,000 and 85,200 TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 F st. nw, OR SALETHREE NEW TWO-STORY, PRESS "3 ings, with, stone Path roots’ all nekeson Gat mows each $3.20. on easy terms. 70 Lat. n.w.; each ‘TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 Feat. HE STEAMER PILOT BOY CAN BE CHAR- tered to run EXCURSIONS TO GLYMONT. on inguirs at oMica, YLVANIA AVE. N.W. Cpe ace i ns Nos lar Reso 7 maningiiARY. WasuikGtoNe oeame will leave her wharf every SUNDAY st 10: a.m. and 3 ae Returning at 2 and 8 p.m. Tickets. » Every WEDNESDAY ae U aun and G30 pau Rorsratae sy Qandil pam, Tickets, Boe. Family t RIVER VIEW every SATURDAY, leaving at 10am. Return- pri 30 p.m. Tickets, 10c. Prof. Proctor’s Dancing School Reunion at Kiver Riew every Saturday evening, saving $¢ 4:30 Pan. Returning at 11 pan. Ce. cing down and back, and at the grounds on ‘the la st Pavilion on the Potomac River, on all except Sunday, Fine Braes Baud on Sunday. No ol #pctionable partied allowed on any of the above trips, ‘or pace &c., apply to E. 8. EANDALL, Capt, myz3 Go 70 RIVER ViEW and seo the gran: SWITCHBACE RAILWAY. my25-1m ‘COASTING TRACK, Bee eh wines tion Co, os , ‘Steamships sail frome Baltimore via Nortoik to Boston. Every Monday, Thursday, and Friday, 4 o'clock p.m. ‘sccommicilations unsurpassed. eaiy z styles, ain saloon, stateroom BEAUTIFUL DiEdS GOODE Ih Pisids, Stripes, 2. , Upper Qhecis aud Fancy Styles, cash value, 260.8 yard; ee: ian. or further is VANCE BERS 57245 ina ase. pipers tBEACK SURAH 8) excellent quality, reduced a. L. HUGGIN: General Agent, t wEKACK, CASHMERES, good quality, wide double | _Telephone Baltimore 247, Ayn ‘Special Notice to Strictly Cash Customers. A pair of ‘Q FOR THE GREAT FALLS AND TN our Handsome Satin ‘Deu ‘Towels, ummense size, Jobn Bridge!—Steam_ PacheLESCHT SOR Cries ure line. worth $1. presented to exch Customer who | ReEresulsr trite on SUNDAYS. MONDAYS, WED= ‘$5 oF over for cash. eae. and. BID ATE oa days for. Spe base Bost leaves igh and Cobalt wir ese ceo for CHRECAE, A Fr und trip, ¥¢ Fc ARTE ea, g8%3 | Far Seeyraundtzin. For inforinstion apply’ to 3 a WAT! toe: 4 i E ae AILY EXCURSIONS— 08 282 EE SE Sus Dies ‘Tihatreet ferry Whaee 421 MARKET: PACE, NEAR 7TH ST. 32 miles on Potomac for 15 cents. _my19-1mo ATERING PLAC! ‘AYS HAVE THEIR TEAMER DIXIE RUNS DAILY, MAKING NM seat creo caletcgeelt | teas Maa ee guts See seek 5 : 224 Réaneber Selowom atreot, ei fmman'ekamae ay Sind Of oh, in Sewn: grdeeeby malar telgrips | ing, able Hock, ow Olus cad bitie tandinat eomptly attended | [s at RA shitg ope SUES Sp np abe a A last trip down at 10p.m ‘oie: Dens ans Fish Stands Genter Mase NAIDY | iatwe partion” Teleiuons yin EXCURSION OF THE CHURCH 81 ¥ Lasarrs Loss Orrice, EU SUNDAY, SCHOUL, to eae RAGS ratte rk ees (OR SALE—A VERY CHEAP HOUSE. 8 ST., NEAR 14th n.w., § rooms, bay window, south front: lot 20x100: pavéd aliey in'rear. "Offered for a few. the low price of 84,000. ‘To at 1226 F st, nw, DAVID D. STON! ave. OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, TO CLOSE AN ES- ‘tate, lange Corner Property, ‘on 3d st- ‘Will be sold at a price so as to m investment. ALBERT F. FOX, 920 ¥ st. n.w. jel6-3t and Indiana uke a9 per cent ing. ‘on easy on, easy OR SALE—DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, N.W., 11 Fooms aud bath; modern improvements and pliimb- ‘undoubted bargain, and o mouth. Apply on premises, 132 Brick. 16 ba SALE— Bridi Onand cellar on Caroline st. n.w.. Beek Qrsou tier, bet isth aud lone. ck, #8, ou Usa sud. 16th Brick, 7 rooms, Wallach Piac If reoms, # Toome, Qik tore and dwelling, 2 $ rooms, on Ri st ‘Ket. bet. 10th and 17th sts. i c foot a Talan 500 2 Fooms aud store, Lath and Cte: 8 w.-4°500 ‘1C rooms on N st.,bet.20th & 21st sts, new n Dunbarioaave. "4308 nave sea Cunerene ‘near post office:**."7""°77"2°000 2 eee orek ana uninpraved popes tall paste 20, inaproved an ro i ofthecitye ADDY ed. WeP. MYERS & SOS, Saeeiwe 1428 New Yorkave_ eS Yok Tite New sont M | entys iota: by Whitey Close, Ab aivislons. pn ae - a JOR SALE-CHEAP—DRIOK HOUSE NEAR BO- ‘reeuof Eusraving and Printing, 7 rooms, all mod- seat impreverponte jg Seanetner i tate Re jo and Loans, 1426 F at nw. BS at, serge cont eee Zoom Prams House on Loti st tet? rents $3,800." 5. W. P ave delduee INESS CHANCE BRICK store aud dwelling, on 32d st., bet, O and P sts. lot > {t. front, price only $4,500. J. W. P. MYEKS & X, 1428 New York ave. Je10-20* ‘OR SALE_SPECTAL BARGAINS— everal six-room Houses on Ast.n.@; all modern hnprovements.10 per cent iuvestiuent. “rice only 2000 each. Also, Troou brick, Loth st, bet. Tand U sts, S rooms on L, bet, 15th and 16th sts. n.w 11 rooms an saaiee Erick, 11rs., East Capitol st, bet, Otiv aid 7th. Ji rooms, tie. corner Hand's sts. n.w ‘rooms Ga Mariou,bet Gul dud ¢0h te nw JOR SALE—GOOD BU: 80. JROF SALESEOUR DESIRAULE HOUSES, CAN BE ad at a bargain. if suidatonce. 10-room house, all im. i., N st,bet. 14th and 15th sts, G-room house, alm. 1, 2d # Baud C sts. nw. 10-room house, all mi. Cap. and Ist 1.0. g g Othets. ne. HUFTY & DYER, 1Jthand F sts. jp15-4t OK SALE—A BARGAIN IF SOLD ATONCE—NEAT 6-root bay-window brick: conereted cellar, all m1, 1, lot ISxMO to alley; Wallach Place, bet. 13th aud Uste, HUFTY & DYER, Lath aud F'ste, R SALE—3 STORY BRICK HOUSE, 9 KOOMS, modern improvements, gvod yard; with brick build on the rear suitable fora stabie. ‘Central locaton, ‘9th st. u.w., also 3 story brick house, rooms and x kitchen, large yard, (lot 127.8x20.2, to 30- footalley) 127 A st. ne. ‘The above property will be sold reasonable to a prompt purchaser, Apply to the owner at 1023 9th st. DLW. Jelo-Lw* JOR SALES N st., near 7th st. n.w, 7 room: Baek Git user wnat nwo BHCE Hat: Bear susertica BHSE Batiotined res Bice aise earlier n Ex $2000 11.000 0 Je15, 929 Fst. n.w., (Second Floor). OR SALE—SEVEN-ROOM BRICK. 101H ST, bet, aid Hall mod. imps. reutiig ior 0. Frice 500. Sixroom bide” ue, wily. $1,700, routing for 13.30, WRIGHT & BOLTON, ih sia a 5 FOR, SALES TWELVE, BEAUTIFUL BUILDINGS on2istst., bet, Nand O sts, the fiuest location norhwest: lols S1x119 feet; terms easy. AIDIY N. WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO., 1420 Fst aw. ‘je16-3t JOR SALE—5 NEW HOUSES RENTIN Year, in a0 LnuPrOVInK section of the Water, sewerage. “ about io percent. DAVIDSON & DAV Je16-3t Ss and D JOR SALE—CANNOT BE DUPLICATED FOR THE money, in the uorthwest, House 2246 Cleveland ive. wai price $2500; press brick front, ball, vesti- Dule, iatrobe, mantles, zas fixtures, range, hot ahd cold water, six rooms, and bath-rvom. * ig intunc ata oe Ohels-ot 2244 Cleveland ave. ROR SALE—CHEAP HOUSES. Oth st. n.w., near M. Lot 34x10. New Jersey ave. near G st... Kt. ne, near th. Lot 342100. year Lith. Br, Lat 90xi00- Wa 9 Ts, stable, splendid pro} 6th st. nw. plenhid proper 16-3t 1: JOR SALE—2008 GST. 14K. VERY CHEAP. 2014 Hat., 8 r., lot 26.3 by 140.10 toalley. 1411 N st. n.w., with side lot Fine new housé on 20th et., near Bisiie's......-2: 2421 Pa. ave.,9rs,, mod. imps. 905 M st. seit 62 Put. nw, 77, FOR $900 section of the northwest. urchaser SON, Wot 16 by 13S. A eee and asi ane of oe tee otra ee Ug OSE EINER ina at ae Fur Bene Hors, IN ENGLISH AND MACKINAW STRAWS. LIGHT-WEIGHT CASSIMERE AND DERBY HATS. UMBRELLAS IN SILK AND GLORIA. Large stock to select from. LOWEST PRICES. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, 1237 Pennsylvania avenue. 309 Srenxe Hara DUNLAP'S NEW YORK STYLE IN SPRING HATS. The acknowledged introducer of Head Gear in marie, WILLETT & RUOFF, bole Agents tor this city, apt 405 Penn's avenua J. C. Hozcerssox, IMPORTER. MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. WHITE SUITS, + Regant Styles, Lowest Prine LACES, ‘DRESS TRIM! FOSTEE KID GLOVES, $1.00 Per Pair, upward. 310 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TH cae ee sor mises ous. neo rane trveea nat SEE aoe Lauy Yeroun au OR SALE—A LOT 350x145 MUST BE SACRI- eed at Goe. per foot within 300 feet of Jadwe ce on 14ih st. poking the coy: & said Jot. ad)Sininig property held ‘at $1 per foot. Address the owner, J. tar office. R SALE—CHOICE CORNERS—16TH sas oe Patric liad h seen Hhode Island ave: 5th, Qand eisst ROR SALE—LOTS AT TERRA COTTA STATION ‘STAND ‘at Lye. to de. Call for plat, x100 FEET. CORNER 1 Lawrence, at lower figure than a Je18-3t 1303 Fst. nw. Fok SALECA SPLENDID TOT ON THE NoRTH side of East Capitol st., between Gth and 7th sts, 20.32128. walle on both sides. cau be atsed in baud: ing, price $1.60 a foot, if sold in a few days THOS. G. HENSEY, Je18-1W _THOS 1000 F et nw. SOK SALE—FINE LOT, MASSACHUSETTS AVE, st, at $2 4 bargains on Columbia iets, if taken at one. 18th st. extended, fine Lo eof the i & MAcGOWAN, 1008-1010 —CHEAP_-TWO VERY DESIRABLE M st. uw. only 70 cents per foot. Also ® tou Columbia Heizits, facing on two streets. ie RK. HERTFORD, D423 5p Fat —CHEAP-A DESIRABLE Lor oN | st., University grounds, near 14th st; will | be sold cheap if purchased soon. J. RO HERT! 1 ses. Sis aR, ty Fat, JOR SALI f LOT, RENPSAW AVE. NEAR 16th st, Se: two 6th sex. axlvo on two Latter Heictia, 30 and ue BENS. B DAVIS 1st F at JOR SALESLOTS—TAKOMA AND GARRETT Parks, 3 to de: Bowiete.: Anacostia, 3e per 33S PIRE, L107 Fst at 30K, SALE—A BLOCK OF GROUND IN gett et CLAG- Subdivisicarot Lams ateadowe, SOOO nquare fet of sroutd. Ths i tree equates irom. siteet carn, ai cmerade Adecided tuivain' at 10 conta. Tile perivct and taxes paid to date. “Terms easy CHARLES S “TANDY, at 21 F st. now, OW SALE-CHOICE LOTS AT INVESTMENT Prices iti Lanier ‘Heisiite, adjainiig Callfbourne For terms apply = ad Je18-3t JOR Sal OTS—41.8x124_ 9TH. North Carolina ave. and bast. Capitol si frout with party ‘Also 36x1 dear B: east trout with party wall. 02) pee tauire at FOESSE—A rors ficiently “ ay: paved sidewalk, ; between AGth and itu sta 6." price for entire lot, 81,050. | Au extraordinary bargains Jels-e ALLEN C. CLARK, 605 F st. nw, FOE SALE-101 ON MARYLAND av 1 PLEASANT, SHORT w,horthiern boundary of cits. Socesstle District, “Decided bargain ofered. ne tue deisgte OU ALES CCLARK, 605 F at. nae, SALE—45,000 SQ.FT. OF GROUND, WITH ree fronts, nly tive agiares fren the Capitol, guguvedieure TYLEC ERC Teer ORD, FoR So blocks of ground in th at speculative: prices « fro aud on grade. alles, Zor FOLD, SALE—CENTRAL PROPERTY FoR BUsI- NESS PURPOSES, AT REASONABLE PRICES — Lhe enlargement of the city aarks the rapid apprecia- thon of such property, as the sales duritue the pact two Years anply attest, and persons who hay cout-inplate purchasing, should huprove. the present opprtauity seld7t CHAS. A. MCEUEN, 1420 Fst. | Fee SALE ~ FIVE BEAUTIFUL 22 FEET FRUNT lots near Dupont Circle. | CHAS. A. McEUE DESIRABLE LOTS ON NEW at very reasonable prices, and | CHAS. A. McEUEN, 120 Fat also, chi ELDER, | rapidly inproviug local MCLACHEEN & BATCH Fine opportunity fora bi CHAS. A. MCEUES, 142 AST HALF SQUARE 773, 1 feet 4 inches on 4th st. 10 to wide alles alder. | in Pst 154 feet Sy anches on MSC 144 feet 89 ttiches on L st | 80,656 square tect. One of the best Uangains in the northeast part of the ci Jels. 1sz0 Fst. | JOR SALI ERAL DESIRABLE FRONTAGES for buiidie purpmes, wortheast, ear Stanton juure: uo better opportunity Presented tw builders to erect iediuui-priced boUses ih that pact of the city. CHAS. AT MCRUT : SALE_PROSPROT HILE—T HAV! F Lots iy MeLauehiin's ‘The future vf tis property te wiistance uf GHAS“A Mort ES livision, assured beyond all question by the adv aud saies of surrounding property for th SUX1D0 each. two miles TLE—ABOUT 275,000 SQUARE Fi ground in the n. e. n of the city, nea ihe opportunity tor subdivision,” Only” Lc, Per foot, if sold this month.” 'SWORMSTEDT & BRADLE’ 10,000 ft cor. 144 Lot bund 2. #0 ni Discs ort Maryland ave. aud 3d ai P00 Mtn 20, ea. 1100, ts S419, Aeridina Hall | 8, and 10 sa- 12, Mend i : ot id Reumaw ave cor. 4th ot NH. SAPHERD & (Oy io? LE-SELECTED BUILDING SITES OD the best Lots in the city for the least | square 781. opposite Stanton ou Mast ave. 4th and D 782, el vated and beantit ie. MWax8, © rer of Mth aad C sts, 12,7. Mh and V sta. nie, 70 75, East Capitol st., cor. 13th, opp. Lincol Square, fronts Tot >, square: comer pid st aud, Pst 2b | S50. “Lot 4, square i. near Mtn SG,25th st. bear Bsc ‘Tran ‘or sauure | 1113, 650 tect trout ou Mass. ave... 7h stem Bie. square 1079, On era juare 1121, and Lot 7, aquare THOMAS A. SITCHEEL, Booms MOST ACC SIBLE i on of Washington Heights, 1Wo carefully’ se oP D. Address LI, owner. S y ted Lots at Forest Glen. Tit purest in the ellgwing ch a, irouuiug BS fect U haces ow tie Wo dear New Hatupebire ve, 8110 jer suarejoot: lot Beho0 eisiso te SOTe alley. Pek tem, between ta’ ste: house No pee toot $0xos fect west sidecorSth et teers between, and Bote ESieeadavs went ude Lith'st, ear W st barigoeau war N st. n. Ww, 2, eq. 91, S00 feet trout cu Boundary st, near | ‘Sdat a. w., at Je, THOS. A. MITCHELL, 3e17-20° 934 F st. n.w., rooms 5and 6. FOE SALE-A NICE BUILDING LOT ON 22D ST, between Land M sts, uw. 4410x122. $1 2: per foot. SWORMSIEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F sta. Je15-6t | South Main at, Winchester, Va, _FOR SALE—LOTS. OR SALE—VACANT GROUND IN VARU Js Of the city. SWOKMSTEDT & BRADL a $ x JOR SALE—LoTS, F Lots 5&6, bik 15. H&E with frames reuting tor $18 per ucuth Price 406. pot tt “Yote 47,48 & 49, Denisson & Leytiton sub. div Tita a7 as ss00 & Leuciton mb. div. Me Tete in ng k Yorron Calan ». diy. Meridian Hil 2 at Te. qi ty bib a, 15, doe AS ee ah etna TYLER RFORD. ny7-8et TTS nenetrortaveet COUNTRY BOARD. QUADIEK BOARDING VILLAGE IN Tans aot EMMER BOARDERS WANTED A LARGE, Ark Stone House, situated on the south end of Maw ty of mountaiy air For further is formation address” Mire ANN & HOLLINGS ts ls FALE 228 8 ORR ETBON Branch, 14 miles from city, 100. 3 Gon. firstciass Bowl, £5 ahd 96 per week. For pare ticular address POSTMASTER, at Maipitie Station. yels-lw WASTED BOARDERS AT MoNT ROSE ‘three minutes’ walk from Ratdolph Nat Branch Beand O.R I good water, di OLITAN Fanw and nuk and fruit in abundance KEISER, Montrose, Montawinery Cos SUMMER BOARD — TWO BS pleasant sunsmer resort, ©: tothe tram. “Apply to Ft, Charles County, Mia NVHE EVERGREEN. PALI S CHURCH. VA. writ. open for #uu Large and *! ated by the week. @6. month, @25, Mr MC RAYMOND * MMER BOARD, BY THE OK WERK, FIRST DAY BS class table, plenty a shady grounds, 2 1 Awacndeia 1 twice aday free Adu Alenandcta, Va. Seasce PLEASANT BOOMS” AND “BOARD Fou TWO families wherv there ate bo nther toatders, oye nuite trou} nike Shute, fresh y FLERT STALEX, Monte ” Jels-cortt FoEDES TO iwesty ted large row Blue Ridee Mounts Ma, wraph of jels-1w qi AT A PRIVATE TRY ROME ON burbs of Warrenton. Va. tne stiade, {rea les, good water, milk, ios, Be. fairy per month. references wxchaujed. Addie Sb. HENS. Warrenton, Va. ie BQQ2ResNAxtep xr DOTA ToPpOeN coy Wa Mire MCCORMICK wonkd like lutte bu i boarders lance, wie anid shady he can te at 1494 Corcoran st June from 11 am. to 4 p.m, board £5 per jelsnt WHESTEAND STATION. JEFFERSON COUNTY, WV. Shenandoah V KOR: pleasant and. healthy location, comfortat us and. surrettud ines a boarding: pleasant, shaded lawn - cau ac com: weight lady boarders, terns reasonable JeIs-Bee Mra. 8.1. HIGINBOTHAM. SBURN HOt LOCATION HiGi € AND bealthy near u > rms treason nico, Na 3 Stickersville, Lx S ER BOARDERS, HIGH AND HEALTHY L 3S cations, tine mountaitis, one wt Ville Pov Ottice and © Addrews THOMAS HUGHES, Woodville, Rappaban County, Va sels La Ckyw ee Berry vilie, Va. GHTPUL COUNTRY RESID 12 miles from Washinton, KR, #20 per month. Address Mrs. BA dP. O, Fairfax county, Va. OWELLTON-SIX LARGE COMMUNICATING rooms for famalies ; lance wwwilion iu yard plenty lo, table pot excelled: high location, zratd fw vlews information addres tle LL, Paxson, Loudoun Oo, Va. 1a MiSs 5 MANGHLIN ca MMODATE A AML few niore boarders at the vas Stay tion, Metropolitan Branch, Bs 7a OARD—NEAR LINCOLN W., WO. WL, iter Bs sation. Slade, good. water, Stream mear use. fait. CLIFFE, Lincoln P'0., Loudoun Co, serrate CERT, BOARD CIN PRIVATE Faris, Lealthy location, lange airy roouis, fine shade, corches, 100, quilk &e. Teri mderate. Addveae, W: EEN, White Post, Clarke Co, Virginia, I i. te tan POWE 1e2o Fate inw, | ole ‘ UR BUSINESS, ON | PJOUSE BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED NFak PEN: THEE: cites Coin Ganttol st. Just north of Kat: | Soupaanceof punch guares and olive Frakes meee Pelckly settled new ize, 28.0x100. Price wih “ruit Baru” Suttusbarga, WM. i it, Me _ 3018-7 CHAS. A. McEUE! | eee = VERY DESIRABLE LOT For IMME. | JROARD—AT MRS. WILTBERGER’S, FOUR MILES hugs and healthy Address Mrs. J. BO WILTBERU! De. pelea ‘orra Cotta F Bosepata ASANT NTRY RESIDENCE aide station: good shade, fruit, and table? ear mounteius, — Address H. Le GAINESVILLE, ance William County. Vingnia, Jel ce AT ONE OF THE Most Jhwalthy locations in Loudoun County, Va. Beaut 141 mountain mce oud tavle. oF partic Pexton, Loudvan County, Va. OARDERS DESILED | FOR THE Terms: $18 for adults, half Viress THERMOPY LAL, Bost rina. my 2m SUMMER BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHILOMONT, one of the most beautiful sections of Vinita. loca on high and Lealthy: plenty tables, milk and tor. duncuue pas iio For particulars a P.O. Loudoun Cx LIMITED NUMEPR OF BOARDERS accommodatet at Mechanicsville, Va, 1p bourne Grive to depot: conveyaure tree from depot, F poly to Dd. TAVE Va. Ofice at the place, Pratt milk and ties ‘Address \J. 'E KIDWELL, Mechmnicsaile, Lat County. Va. jee inatus WASTED STEN OF TWELVE | se uit Boarders twenty-three miles from Wacla five minutes walk from station and post-oti Yard. fine spring gleuty anili aud Vutter. Adis TETHER BOWERS “Merudon, W. 0. and ® Fairfax County, Va em akan T A PLEASANT COUNTRY SEAT, IN THM AC nountaing of Vircinia, stew bounters, Hor the Aimer mouths Address JAMES JE Rappahannock County, Va. COUNTHY BOARD. AT SOAK MILL” burg, Loudoun County, Va. Eine shade rooms, ite, milk, &e, in abuidauce. For parti address Mix. WN. WISE Joh wk D AIRY ke shady” walks = fren Berry vill Harris and Shafer, Jewelry. store, Peuussi J. W.GHANTHAM, Berryville, Va. ys; Ox KIVATE FAMILY HAVE ACCOMMODATION Hhuited mane of eaests. home contorts, sod Wh elevation on Pousmas T. TODD, Guuston, Va, ENDID BOARD AT TAKOMA PAlk. ave miles frv the Bb and 0. Suitable for the. pure spetiucs. Address GU lakoma, D.C. QUMMER BOaRi B oe eh, Sbundance of Vegetal AND HEALTHY lanwe te railroad, lew te nieation ‘Address J. AL GIBBS, Berr BOARDERS WANTED AT ELM SPRING graph, telephone com: day. quacnificeut Has acenery ; abundance & Beutes” walk ’ 5 Per Week. Addrene Mrs I Surk’s Gap. Loudoun County, Va, Jolt? DERSONS WISHING BOAKD DURING TH summer months can be accommodated WIL ©. [ent board aud pleasant rocius, convenient to depot. Terms reasonable. Pur’ particulars Adress Postuisster at Gaithersburg, Montyomery county, Md. dold-e* LENBOURNE, SITUATED IN AHFALTHY Lo- ation; cool rooms faciug Blue Rides Mountei 1% miles distant; lange vera rv chon: free bowtita ; mk Ouse: free Trabsportation to abd frou stat spring water, ice, mulk, butter, fresh vex, Syms chicken wbubdance,” Addrew 3.4 ‘ON, Paxson, Loudoun Co., Va. SPRING BANK FARM, 2 MILES FROM ALEXAN- dra, offers fest-cluss wocomiivdatins good table, fruit, ice, walk in profusion, & ‘Traiie met daily. Address dria, Va. country drives OR SALET HAVE FOUR BEAUTIFUL AD. ining Lots 32 Yeet front “each by «depth of 80 feet surrounded by alleys wud streets, on ‘the south Side of Pxt,, near corner of 20th st u.w-cditeetly oppo- Sts the'reileste of Hon. Janen @- Biihe "This prop fro sold atone, can bedelivoredat the ex Ge Of 825-19 per myuat> foo Price of $219 Per aduare ‘C0 4. PRESCOTT, 4-11 1416 F st. a POH SAE TOTS HAVE, (A BEAUTIFUL Block of Ground situated at the northesat eoruer of ‘ou 12th st. by 95 feet on 22th and Lats. 4.¢., 140 tect ou P95 fenton | : SALE--THREE LOTS, 182100, 19x100 AND 232100, 0 ten-tout alley. southern exposure, on ‘ienees, no comereti ual cround ata depth, between lege of 14- | feet F KK, between Lsth and 19th #1 wer pian aoe imy reanent, Both "Of fue ie, lot have quod stable | Se SS Oost sablie alley leads in straight live from the get thee fate Lanse tae tee | Sastand west. JAMES F. DAT4, 1007 Fat. Jel-.m THE TENLEYTOWN TE HuiSIDENT CLEVELAND’ COUNTRY SEA’ dT. ALBAN'S CHUKCH. ius shorty every lal! bur from High certed on contracts for deeds and payment ‘5 per cent interest. Twenty lots ave been, Ss MMER BOALDING. — MVE ‘LE HALL, S pers Ferry, W.Va iy ttupro Fustie porches ‘uewly laid ‘out walle, shade: 'p of t2@sh anilk, freak veyetul poultry. and all the fruits of the season a oT ‘Special attention sayen the feeble and cular.” House vir he Zt September $0. Board $o to eb per week. Special rates to faiuilies. stm "3. E, BURRELL, Proprietor, _ S6QoMPORT RETREAT,” (NEAR HARPER'S erry.) True to uisiuve, and sil advantages econ: gary Wo prouiotecumfure ri-clanetatrunag miles plea’ vicane: Ell acciculnen ot iy geben W'S CEARR, Keep Liyet, Wash UMMEK BOARD IN VINGINIA— THE Siete will ‘receives Umited number of beard Jor the suuuiner at her readetice 1 the Greek Spry Belutibonoud: Laine Con Tun aitoatiy ts toni, house large and "comfortable, the grou! Spacious and eautsstl, with aus abundance “lige” so an abundance of ice. ailk, butter, we FUE ‘spply to, 3 MRS. M._C. MORKIS, Trevilians. _ QIRST-CLASS “BOAKD, EXCELLENT | SPRING EPvitter, trite miihy and cherie, iy tailen trout tar v's Ferry, nearest town 15 minutes walk. Ad 5. bleu, ‘Dryst P. U., Washington County, tayo" Fisesr Goons ar Lowssr Prices ‘W, M. SHUSTER & SONS ‘Have marked all their Spring and Summer Silks an@ Dress Goods to cost. Finest French Suttecus 250, Finest French Ondines 20c. Finest Spring Linens 250, All Spring Woolens at cost. Every one going toses- shore or mountains needs » wool dress, they can be bought cheap from us, Pongee Silks at cost. Large stock Black Laces at low prices. ‘The greatest bargain in White Goods ever shown at 12%, worth 25. We are closing ouf stock and offer fine goods at lower prices then inferior grades. They must ‘be seen to be appreciated. (One Price. w.M. SHUSTER & soxs, S10 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR 1. B_—The best te the cheapest. as