Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘Fhe Weather. Indications for the 24 hours commencing at 3 p.m. For the District of Columbia, Eastern Pennsyl- Yanta, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Vir. wiuia, Winds becoming southerly, stationary tem- erature, fair weather. | ‘War We Do 1. We have 21 Madam Foys’ Walsts, slightly sotled. Mo regular price 15 $1.25. We shall close them ‘ous at Wwe the following sizes only: 18 19 21 22 23 2 25 26 qumamy.2 21312818 1 = 28 29 30 Quantity.2 2 2 Laxseuran & Bro. Strrs reduced to $10. Fiseman, 7th and E. Orrick Coats, fast colors, 25c. Nathan L. Rosen- vers, hi st. 2. Ww. 500 Boxes Palermo Lemons, from late Mediter- ranean steamer: New York, arriving and for sale at bottom prices by Harris & Anderson, 921 Louls- Jana avenue, Washington, $10 Scrms. Elseman Bros, corner 7th and E. ‘Ligursixe Rops repaired. J. H. KURHLING. Comrort at LITTLE EXPENSE during this exces- sire heat can be secured by providing yourself ‘with light footwear. ‘The great crowds attracted Yo Hahn's Great Mark-Down No, 3 show that the goods offered are desirable and the prices excep- Uonaily low. ‘Surrs reduced to $10, _Eiseman, 7th and E. SRERSUCKER “CoAT AND VEST, 75¢. Nathan L, Rosenberg, 505 7th st. nw. $10 Atz-woor men’s suits, Efseman, 7th and E Fox spring lamb and Washington dressed beet g0 to John K. kelly, stall 628, 629 and 630 Center Anarket, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty market, $10 Svrrs. Etseman Bros, corner 7th and E, ‘$10 Ars-woor men’s suits, Eiseman, 7th and E. Ligursixa Rops, electric work. 3. Hi. Keema, 1232 Pennsylvania avenue, $3.50 ALI-Woot Pants reduced to $1.39, Nathan L"Kosenderg, 505 7th St. 2. $10 Atz-woot men’s suits, Eiseman, 7th and E. OvR $8, $9 AND $10 AL1-Woot Scrrs reduced to $5. ‘Rosenberg, 505 7th st. nw. Nathan ner 7th and E Srmaxiso Teams. Iron safes repaired, j. H. KURLING. Fraruen-WeicuT CoTsine at reduced prices. ‘Nathan L. Rosenberg, 505 7th st. n.w. $10 atz-woor men’s suits, Eiseman, 7th and E. “ENouisH You xNow” Thermometers 50c. Hemp- ler’s, ave., cor. CITY AND DISTRIC! Amusements To-night. ‘New Natiowat. Taraten—“Patience.” ‘Kenxan's Taeaten —“The Mascot.” ATHLETIC Paxk.—Roller Coaster. Panonama Buriptve.—Battle of Bull Run, Condensed Locals, On July 4 Wiilie Fox, aged fourteen living at Mrs. Widmeyer’s, on the Kock Creek Church Toad, was badly burned about the face and neck dy the explosion of some powder he and hus play- ‘@aates had in a elgar box. ‘The following officers have been installed in Onondaga Tribe, No. 10,1. O. RK. M.: Prophet, J. R. Mahoney; sachem, Jos. Ac ‘senior sagamore, iL. . Patterson; junior ae more, G. D. Dunk- eeper of Wampum, Wm. Widmeyer; chiet Of records, A. G. Hatfeld. Bridget’ Walsh, a middle-aged woman, well- known to the police, was fined $ or 15 days in Police Court this morning for lying across the faik while drunk. ‘Those who leave the ety during the summer can have Tux Stan mailed to them for any length of Ume, and the address chan; as often as desired, a ‘subscription must be invariably paid in ad- ance ——>-___ ‘Wm, Coombs and May Carroll. @ HEARING IN THU CASE OF THE FORMER IN THE POLICE COURT TO-DAY. ‘Wiliam Coombs, the young man arrested on Suspicion of acting as steerer for May Carroll, alias Mabel Brown, who 1s charged with larceny, ag Published in yesterday's Stax, was brought before ine Police Court this morning as a suspicious per- Bop, and was defended by Messrs. Shillington and ‘Thomas. Mr. Forrest appeared for the District. 4.N. Marshe, a commercial agent from Ken- tacky, who rej tg a Connecticut firm, testified that on Thi of last week he arrived in the city and registered at the National. It was the ‘rat time he had ever visited this city, and he was Bader the Influence of liquor. | During the evening hewlet the defendant, who is a gentlemanly-look- Ang fellow, and, astranger, he asked him to e him ‘to some place of amisement. ‘The de- fendant suggested the Salvation Army, and they ‘Misited their barracks. After staying there a few ainutes they left, and witness si “peer.” ‘The defendant took him to “Sam's,” corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 6th street. They went Upstairs and found two women sitting at a table. itness sat down next to May Carroll and the de- Yendant sat near the other woman. While there ‘witness drank two glasses of beer and was robbed ‘of his gold watch and ring. Detectives Rat and Mahon testified to the ar- yest of the defendant in a room over Buckley's igar store, on E street. When they entered the Yoom Where they were informed the woman was Uving, they found the defendant. One of the offl- gers picked upasatcuel and the defendant grabbed x,t It was found a pawn ticket for a md in. ‘Wm. Hunterman, a draughtsman, who lives at 918 H street, testiffed that he was with the woman Carroll when his diamond pin was stolen. It was uring the driil. ‘The pin recovered on the pawn ticket the witness identified as the one stolen from him. He did not Know Coombes. John E. Bayliss, a commission merchant, test!- fed that the defendant is in bis employ and re- celves $6 per Week and his board. said that he would advise the young man to let go of those “whose steps take hold on hell,” and took Coombs’ personal bonds. Lawyer and Witness. A LIFILE SCENE IN THE POLICE COURT TO-DAY. This morning, in the Police Court, a colored ‘Woman, named Fannie Boone, was charged with ‘being disorderly in East Washington. Daniel O'Neill, a member of the Capitol police force, ap- Poafedias a witue-s against her, and was examined Lawyer Moss for the defendant: “You are employed in the reception room at the Capitol, are you Lott” inquired Counsel Moss, “Yes,and Ifred you outof there,” answered the witness, “That's not in this case,” sald counsel. “You brougat it out,” retorted the witness, “J know I did,” said’ counsel, “but you did not put me out; you attempted it, but did not suc- ceed, and You could not put me out of aay place Af we were on equal ground.” Fannie told her story, and the court imposed a fue of $5. ‘The troubie referred to occurred about ten years ago, when Mr. Moss visited the Capitol and Was in the reception room With his hat on bis ead, ——__ Sales of Real Estate. ¥. Gordon Dexter and J. Lowell, jr., of Boston ‘Mass., have bought, as trustees, of D. 4. Windsor, for $14,000, lot 47, square 157, oh P street, between 37UB abd 16th streets norte Abraham M. Salmon has bought of Mary Ed- Wards, f6r $6,075, sub. iot 103, square 195, 10x00 Yeet, om the corner of 15th and streets ‘nortn- A Vexpicr or Nor Guitty.—Wm. Spencer, col- ored, Was tried yesterday in tiie Criminal Court for an assault and battery on Benedict Campbell by cutting Bim with a kbife on the 10th of April last, and the case was given to the Jury to-day. sever Pipers omlered vy defendant's counsel, itr. 'T, F, tiller, were allowed, and after a brief charge thé Jury found a verdict of not guiity. Twenty DOLLARS FOX SteErING ON A LUMBER Pus.—Late last night Officer Hathaway found a young man sleeping on a pile of lumber on B street, ‘where he could get the breeze frou the river. He said he was from Baltimore, and wanted to sleep ‘there all night. The officer arrested him as a sus- jelous character. He gave his name as Kobert Lynch. This morning in the Police Court Lynch was required to give bonds in the sum of ‘$20 or stand committed 30 days. A Bay Rips Arrnactiox.—The cornet-playing of Signor Liberati will be the princtpal attraction at Bay Ridge next week. He is the leader of the military band of the Seventy-First military 'y-First- Regiment of eg te ‘Tux Potowac Boar Civs.—At a meeting of the Potomac Boat Club, Wednesday, Mr. Austin Herr ‘was elected president; Dr. Finley, treasurer, and Dr. Wirt, financial secretary. A’ committee, con- Sisting of Messrs Parks, Dougherty and smith, Were selected to take charge of the arrangements for the Potomac River regatta. A CumpEgys’ Laws Paxty.—The little foiks of Wasbington Grove, more tian fifty in number, Were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. La Fetra, of tne Washington Grove Hotel, ata lawn party. Ata given signal the little guests marched, wo Dy tWo, to seats prepared for them, and were ped to a plentiful supply of ice cream and cake. Be) ry gave ‘ahearty vous ot thanks S © Se ‘Tur Excunsion Season Fatty Ser Ix.—There was another ively time at the excursion wharves his morning. ‘There was the Young Men's Chris- ‘Wan Association to Colonial Beach, one Sund: ‘school to Glymont and three to Kiver View, witl Over 1,000 on board the steamer, and the ‘usual Toads io Chapel Point and Lower Cedar. A feature of attractions at Chapel Point was a tournament by the Howard Rifles, a local military company. ee Surr yor $10,000 AGaixst THE BALTOMONE AND Rattxoap Co—F. H. Mackey, adminis. ‘trator of the estate of Kobert A. Brown, has filed ‘@ sult for $10,000 damages against the Baltimore and Potomac’ Railroad by reason of the death of said Brown, who, while performing his duties as a Srushed betwéen cars, axis claimed, Urvugh the ween negligence of the employes. her usual leaving z "i “ee at the hands of the Indianapolis team. The enthusiastic crowd expected to see the home four runs, and won the game then and there. Gilmore ‘pitched for the Statesmen, and although he scatterea the hits after the first inning he sent a number of men to first on No matter who pitches the home te: cannot win without hitting the ball better than boy bop Boyle had them Coy nee at mercy. only gleam of home team was In the inning, w! Was given a base on balls and was sent Donnelly’s beautiful three-1 ‘Scoring. Every other innit on two or three occasions third base was reached, but the necessary base hit was not forthcoming. The W: ms made two errors and six hits, and the visitors one error and fifteen hits. Other games yesterday resulted as follows: Phil- adelphia, 3; Chicago, 5. 17; Pittsburg, 6. New York, 10; Detroit, & Athletic, 7; Cleveland,6, (eleven rare Cincinnati, 5; Metropolitan, 1. Brooklyn, 4; Louisville, 3. ‘mpire Grace Pearce has been requested to resign, to take effect from the 6th inst. pane Roe ‘THE PENNSYLVANIA RaiLRoaD announce, in addition to their regular summer excursion rates, the sale of ten-day excursion tickets to Cape May and Atlaplc City at $7.50 for the round trip, available only for a continuous trip In each direc- tion. Apply to ticket offices for information. * ———— Alexandria Affairs, Reported forthe EVENING STAR. ‘THE State Puize Cvr.—The Virginia Club, of Richmond, 1s not satistled with the gig race of the State Association, won here by the Old Domin- fons on the 4th of July last. ‘The prize, a superb silver cup, 1s now ‘in. the lon of the Old Dominions. ‘The conditions of the ownership of the cup are that {t must first be won three tines at the annual four-oar gig race of the State Asso- ciation, At two previous contests the Virginias Won the cup, and the initials “V. B. €.” are en- graved upon'a section of itsbase. ‘This time the Old Dominions have the custody of the cup, and the inittals “0, D. B.C.” have been engraved on Its base. The Old Dominions will hold ft until the annual race next year, Unless it leads then the cup will be surrendered to the winning club. It the Richmonds win once more they will hold the cup permanently. If the Old Dominions win twice more the cup will be the trophy of the Al- exandrians. President Peyton, of the Virginias, ‘who had fled a protest before the race on account of the water being thought too rough for the Richmond crew, telegraphed yesterday to. Prest- dent Hutty not to put the “0. D. B. C.” on the cup, but President Hufty reped: “Name on cup, and will remain there.” AN UNLIKELY Surt.—It is sald U. 8. District At- torney Gibson proposes to sue the city of Alexan- dria, on behalf of the United States, for damages in nbt delivering all the canal stock "to the United States in time to Vote upon 1t In reference to the transfer of the Aqueduct. It 1s not believed that Such a suit will be authorized by the Secretary of the Treasury of the Attorney General without the authority of Congress. UNITED Stares Covnrs.—The United State Courts, Judge Hughes presiding, are still in ses- sion here. ‘The grand jury of the District Court Was called this morning and sent out of court to consider some business. |W. E. Thomas has been excused from service on the grand Jury. Kobert Heim, of Culpeper, as been convieted of, viola: Hon Ot the business methods prescribed by te incernal-revenue law and sentence suspended. The indictment of B.W.Hitt, Culpeper, for selling liquor Without leense, presented yesterday by the grand Jury, has been postponed until next January, and te detendant bailed in $1,000 to appear the: Notes.—Last might a meeting of the elty school board was held, Dut only five inembers attended, and no business was transacted for want of a quo- Tum. A called meeting will be held at an early day.—The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Sherwood, the Yeerable mother of Policeman Joshua Sherwood, took place this afternoon trom ‘her late residence on Alfred street.—The Hydraulion and the Co- lumbia companies of this city are considering a Proposal to visit Allentown, Pa, next September. ——The captainless Alexandria Kifles have dis- banded, ‘Terrific Summer Storms, CHURCHES, BAKNS AND MOUNTAIN FORESTS FIRED BY LIGHTNING. ‘Wednesday night's storm did a vast amount of damage in Pennsylvania. At Welsenburg, Lehigh County, Zaegie’s Church was struck by lightning and entirely consumed; loss $8,000. Near Kutz- town Peter Kline's large barn was struck and destroyed, with all the contents; 103s $5,000. Hundreds of acres of growing corn were washed out by the heavy rainfall, Lightning set fre to the dry timber on the Blue Mountains, and the Hames destroyed over five hundred’ acres of r. In New York, Wednesday evening, lightning struck the wire Connected with the dynamite cart- ridges placed in the holes drilled for blasting at Shaft 6, on the new aqueduct, causing thelr pre- “mature explosion in both the north and south headings of the tunnel, killing Buzzelia Stranker, an Austrian, A special ‘from Little Rock, Ark., says: Dis- Patches from Carlisle and Jacksonville, Ark., state that those places were visited by a severe’ wind and rain storm Wednesday afternoon. The Bap- Ust church at Carlisle was blown down, and sev- eral other buildings were completely destroyed. Lynched in Short Order. AN INDIANA CROWD HANGS A MAN WHO CAUSELESSLY SHOT A PHYSICIAN. North, physician in charge of the Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Raflway Hospital at Peru, Ind., was shot, probably fatally, Wednesday by John Christianson. Christlanson’s stepdaughter had married against his wishes, and he was much enraged. After beating her he ran into a shed and fired two shots. Dr. North and others supposed he had committed suicide, and opened the door of the shed, when Christianson fired, inflicting a wound wich fs thought to be fatal. “Christianson Was put in jail. Excitement during the afternoon and evening was intense. Men drew together in groups, and the shooting and the punishment of Christlanson formed the sole topic of discusston, At 12:15 o'clock Thursday morning twenty-two masked men appeared at the Jail and demanded the keys. This demand was refused, and the mob broke down the large fron door, and in fifteen minutes had Christianson in thelr’ possession. He Was taken on a dead run down Broadway to the bridge crossing the Wabash river, where he was twice strung up, and the second time his life was extinguished. ‘The lynching was witnessed by about 1,000 people. Dr. North 1s lying in a very critical condition, with chances against recovery. ‘ACCOUNT 18 TRUTHFUIL. In Baltimore yesterday, Walter L, Kilton, charged ‘With assaulting Miss Henrietta G, Powell at Lo- cust Point Monday night, waived an examination, and was committed for the action of the grand Jury. Toavisitor at the jail yesterday the Balti- more Sun says Kilton related the circumstances of Detective Droste tended to him that he thought. twenty-four years old. A Youna Moruzr’s Svicrpz.—Three weeks Mrs. Henry E. M: Philadelphia, ‘had a boy baby born to her. had been in failing health for some time previous, and had experienced great diMculty in properly caring for her other young child. Of lateshe com- lained that she was unable to properly nurse the infant, and she ay tobe very melancholy. ‘Thursday morning she was found in her room suf- fering from a dose of rat poison. A doctor was summoned, but the woman was beyond medical aid, and afed soon afterward. It was discovered that the little one had also been given poison, but the doctor’s prompt services in this case saved the Infant's life, Mrs, Maertens was only twenty-one years ol Louise BALre Denres Hen Manrtace.—In the ‘Supreme Court in New York ‘Thursday the appli- cation of Loutse Balfe, the actress, for an order to set aside a judgment dt divorce obtained against her by ‘Herbert Leonard, was dented, ‘The decree Was taken by default. She says she was never married to Leonard, ana did not think 1t necessary to appear. She lived with him several Years, and had One child, Alice Columbia Leonard, who has been sent to England by the father. She seeks to obtain jon of her child. ‘The court Tuled that her position could be judicially deter- mined in an action to secure the child on a writ of habeas corpus, —-———e0_______ By the disastrous land slip at Lake Zug, Switzer- land, Tuesday, six hundred people have been mude homeless. Seventy persons are missing and are ‘supposed to have been drowned. A dispatch from Utica says four Grana Army Posts of that city have resolved not to parade in a body, as they had intended to do, at tie Clinton, centennial, on the 13th, if President Cleveland 1s present. SUMMER RESORTS. _|__HOUSEFURNISHINGS. __ ‘Valises and Satchels at The Fair. Baby Carriages and Doll Carri: at The Fair. See ats mane ‘st, DW, 10's Ol FRANKLE & Co., Proprietors. Gents’ Percale Shirts, with 2 Collars,50c. At Auerbach’s Bieyele Saire Depot, Then T 8. W. Augenstein, $17,819, and S21 7th St., now offers following wonderful bargains for to-morrow only: Extra Large Palm-leat le. each; Block-tin Sauce-pans, 10, 13, 16, 18, and 21c, gach; Japamned Slop Jars 501; zat. Covered Buckets, 6c.; 3-at., 9c.; 4-at., 13¢.; Tin Tea Ket- Ues, 2ic.; Decorated Antique Chamber Sets, new Patterns, $2.56; 3 doz. Handled, Stone China’Cups and Saucers, 36¢.; Dustpan and Brush, 17c.: Large Washtub, Washboard, Clothes-line, ‘50 Clothes- Ping, Boulse Blue, 97c.; Colored Giasé Covered But ter-dish, 9c. ‘To close out balance of our Carriages and Retrigeraters quote the following prices: 4 Plush-lined Carriages, $9.93; regular price, $14. 8 $16 Cane Carriages reduced to $10.97; 30 $23 Car- Fiages reduced to$10.68; 2 No.1 Retrigeraters, $5.50, regular price, $9; 1 No. 2 $6.03, regular price, $11; 4 Xo. 4, $10.11, regular price, $16; 1 Walnut side- board Refrigerator, $11.87, regular price, $18. 1 Fine Hammocks, 95c._Walford’s, 487 Pa. ay. ‘Men’s Gray & Navy Blue Flannel Shirts, $1; Boys’, 50c., at Auerbach’s, 7th & H. 1 Smokers, Attention. Last Saturday there was such a rush for our fine cigars that We ran out of some of the popular brands, We have restocked, however, and you can get tomorrow very fine cigars for very little money. Greab sixty days’ summer sale. N.'T. Merzar & Bro. 1 417 7th street northwest. Gents Ribbed Bicycle Hoxe, $13 Boys’, ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomencss, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SOLD oxLy m Cana Horan BaKiNG POWDEL Vou 1UG Wall street ed oct 50c., at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th & H. 1 Iu Order to Close Out a few Baby Car- rlages we have yet, will offer them at the follow- Ang prices: 1 Baby Carriage, formerly $10, 4 Baby Carriages, tormerly $1 2 Baby Carriages, formerly $1. 2 Baby Carriages, formerly 1 Baby Carriage, formerly $2 1 Baby Carriage, formerly $3x, now $23.90. 1.25 Mexican Hammocks, 77¢. ring this advertisement ‘with you. Pets SAMUEL Honowrrz, Store,” 730 7th st. n. Ww, Sewing Machines for Rent, All Kinds, At Auerbac! ‘Tek 1 Rogers? Umbrella Factory, 613 D st. n.W. Branch store 14th st.near Hi n.w. 2 Special Attraction at Habn’s Great Mark Down No. 816 7th st. and 1922 Penna. ave, 40c. Ladies’ Serge Slippe = ix 4 “" kid-lined Kid, Goat and Glove Kid Siips, Hand-Sewed Oxtords.. Sailor Ties down to... Common-Sense Oxfords... Glove Top Button Boots... Fine Kid Button Boots. nts’ Embroidered Slippers. ¥ 1: 22 .60C, Kangaroo Low Shoes............§2.40 Custom-Made Low shioes..1.12.1$3.60 egant Line Summer Silk Scarfe, 25c. le Shirt Depot, 7th & i.” 1 El At auerbach’s Bic Oxe Tuovsaxo Yarvs Or Beau. FUL LAWNS, SATINES, LACE STRIPE WHITE GOODS, SUMMER SILKS, CRINKLED GINGHAMS. LAWNS, nearly one yard wide, reduced to 8c, CRINKLED GINGHAMS, reduced to 7}4c. SUMMER SILKS, reduced to 37. BLACK SURAH SILKS, reduced to 62340. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 5c, LINEN LAWNS, 15c. FRENCH LAWNS, 150, FRENCH SATINES, 25c. REMNANTS OF SATINES, 10c. ‘ BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 50c. ALBATROSS, pure wool, wide double width, 3734. SATIN PLAID WHITE GOODS, finest quality, worth Se. reduced to 12}4c. REMNANTS OF LAWNS, DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, COTTONS, GINGHAMS at less than actual cost. Strictly Cash Customers who buy $5 or over will receive a pair of HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS, worth 81. A. RRR TTT EFE RRR 4555, Go RET E Rorg s og sa eh F EF RPE As PALER F Hee EE Sues _ty5__ 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. Aazravr Narrays, Druggist and Pharmacist, ‘14th and Iand 2d and D sts. n.w. During the dull summer season I propose offering special inducements from time time. First on the 9t in HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, For bleaching hair the very fashionable golden Lue now in vogue. Every lady may bleach her own hair without sny trouble whatever and scarcely any expense compayed to what hair-dressers charge you. z Ihave alarge supply on hand, and will sell in eny desired quantity, large or small, dy5. onkling on Grant, BE DELIVERS A PANEGYRIC OF THE GENERAL BE- FORE THE CHICAGO GRANT CLUB. ‘The Grant Club of Chicago tendered a reception last night to Mr. Roscoe Conkling, who fs in the city on legal business. It was an informal affair, to which about three hundred citizens gathered to be presented to the distinguished ex-Senator. To the surprise of those in attendance Mr. Conkling made a speech. He said: “I am glad of this invitation. It touches me greatly, because I belleve the frst reason Why you keep a place for me ou the roll of kindly remembrance 1s because I did not wait tor death to glorify our dead hero before I praised him, but spoke my love and honor before he had gone from ws. His good qualities are a theme of which my heart is full, of which I have never hesitated to speak, and’on which I might speak now without limit. This club 1s characteristic of Chicago in the character and position of its members and fn the energy and push of {ts doings. ‘The promptness with which the club was organized 1s characteristic orit would have waited until some other organization had captured the naine of the dead hero. Youevidently mean that the name, the fame and the service of Grant shall not perish from the earth.” Mr. Conkling then referred pleasantly and humorously to the club’s officers, and went on to praise the city, its growth, energy and public men, He was frequently interrupted by applause and aghter. e0—____ A New TRIAL FOR THE ANARCHISTS PossIBLE.—A speciui from Chicago says: It appears that the sion of the supreme court of the State in re- gard to the trlal and conviction of the anarchists as be agreed upon and the opinion has been written. It will not be promulgated until the sep- tember term of the court at Ottawa. The rumor current a week ago that a new trial was to be ffauted the dynamite murderers may, therefore, e founded on a knowledge of the purport of thé Geciston. It 1s hardly a supposable case that any Of the judges has permitted a hint of its contents to escape ‘him, but they are obliged to employ copylsts, and there may beother channels through ‘which the information was conveyed. ee eee His Jawon—At Huntsville, Ala, ring, When Tim Anderson (colored), assistant jullor, Went into the cell of Reed Town: send to carry him his breakfast, Townsend sprang to the door, setzed the iron bar used asa fastening, and beat Tim’s head into a Jelly. Four other pris: oners were In the cell at the ume, but made no at- tempt to stay the murderer's hand. ‘Townsend has had a grudge for some time Anderson and has repeatedly threatened his life, but no one paid much attention to him. Townsend was im- Prisoned for burglary and arson. ee ee Suor His Wire. Jno. Swift, aged Years, shot and killed his wife, Katie J. Swift, at Hartford, Conn., last evening. Hie had been sej Tated from her for several months because of her refusal to longer stand his abuse. Yesterday af ternoon he sat in a saloon watching the clock, and said several Umes that after 6 o'clock he woula “do up his wife.” “As Mrs. Swift passed up Trum- Dull street, at about 6:30 o'clock, in company with two girls Who worked with her at Smith & Bowen's harness shop, Swift approached, and asked her to come back aud live with him. ‘She and he shot her through the back. “She was taken to the hospital, Where she died at'7:45 o'clock. Swift was twenty-two ——__—+e+_______ Rrromenns 1s Sessiox.—A telegram from, icago says: ‘The convention of the leaders ot vetoes Which is now in session at Lake Bluff, will con: tinue to the 18th, To it have been invited leaders v ase perance movement Tabor movement, and tne woman's moves woman's ‘and are to bé Presented. Miss Frances E. Wi 3 of the convocation, and Rev. Dr, Jutkins, secretary. ABSCONDING: Reovenoxs Ix BLACK AND WHITE LACES. A GREAT BARGAIN IN WHITE EMB. ROBES. We have about 20 WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES: in Stock which are a little shop-worn on the hrst Jo08 he bite tte nen 90 dz su Me these Bargains. Full Patterns warranted. PRINTED FRENCH UNDIN! reduced CRAZY CLOTHS, new designs. Great Bargains in WHITE GOO) it te set TR 2 TRIE, COOP 200. wre ‘to secure to 1240 styles, CREPE or CHALLIES. ‘Weare offering GOODS Cheaper than they have ever Extra Bargains in HUCK TOWELS at 250. M * yaloney can be invested in Choice Goods to great ad- ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Wosvznrcz Bazaars ONE PRICE. dy2 IN LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS, Childrens’ Fine Kid Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties, and Opera Slippers, only 50c. : worth 75¢. ‘Misses’ Kid Oxfords, Patent-Leather trimmed, with ‘Tips, only 65¢.; worth $1. ‘Ladies’ and Misses Fine Opera SUppers, Kid-Lined, only 50c., worth 75c. Ladies’ Fine Kid Oxfords, low-button and New- ports, only 75e., worth 1, ‘Ladies’ Curacoa Kid Hand-Sewed Tipped Oxfords, ‘Patent-Leather Trimmed, only $1; worth $1.50. ‘Mens’ Low-Strap Ties, only $1; worth $1.50. ‘Meus’ Fine-Embroidered Slippers, only G5c.; worth a. Do You Want Any of the Following Ar- ticles’ “Invincible” Flour, the splendid Minnesota pat- ent flour, $1.65 per'sack. Fine Breakfast Bacon (gmall pisces), 12. A large é-string Broom, 25 eather Dusters, without number, and very cheap. ‘Tollet and Laundry Soap at and below cost. Ivory Starch, 3 packages 25c. Elegant Canned Peaches, (fine for dessert). A nice Sherry Wine for the table at $2.50 per gallon. Fine Claret, a number of brands, all cheap. Fine Old Rye Whisky (Mell- wood brand), $3 per gallon, try it; and the finest, Cigars (both 5c. and 10c. grades) to be found. We are holding a great sixty days closing out summer sale. “You can get bargains. Come early. i. T. METZGER & Bi 1 417 7th st. northwest, 000 Extra, Straw Hats at 50c. abMierbach's BieyeleSune Depo tthe ia Johnson’s, Corner 13th and E. ‘Now in new builiing, first house from corner on 8 Meals, lunch, &. European. Ladies’ lange saloon. Celluloid Collars & Cuffs, “No Washee.”? At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th &H. 1 “The Queen of Beers.”—Moeriein’s pure, unadulterated Cincinnatt Beer 1s especially adapted for family use. 75¢. per doz. Agency, i206 Dst. nw ‘om Genvt’s Fine Summer Underwenr, 25c. At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th & Hi. “Royal Glye” mends $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Q Rye Whiskey, best’ in the world for the money. ‘Orders by mall, “McGzr’s, 9th near Dst. WS. Fine Col’ Seamless Halt Hose, 2 Bre 25e- At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th él. py Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1D. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Mik be. per quart, Paces Tar Do Nor Fax. TO ATTRACT. ‘The incredulous who make the rounds of the different stores are amazed at the extraordinary LOW PRICES we are sell- Sng goodsat, Nosuch opportunity has ever been offered so early in the season to buy desirable and seasonable goods, and there is no time like the present. ‘The following are a fewspecimens: A BEAUTIFUL GRAY SERGE SUIT, 87.50. A NICE CHECKED SERGE, 87.50. A SALMON COLOR ALI-WOOL SERGE, DELIGHT- FUL AND COOL, $9.50. Seersuckers, Pongee, Silk, Drap d’Ets Coats and Vests in endless variety. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, e028 Comer 7th and Gste. n.w, For Tovnsra. SEATON PERRY (Guecessor to Punny & ERoTmem, INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS COMPLETE STOCK OF CHOICE GOODS, SUITABLE FOR THE SUMMFH RESORTS, NEW ENGLIS:: CLOTHS AND SERGES FOR TRAV- ELING SUITS, FRENCH CAMEL'S HAIRS, CHUDDAS AND CASH- MERES. IN GREAT VARIETY. PAIUS CUMBINATION SUITS, AT “GREATLY REDUCED PRICES: “SPECIAL, BARGAINS" IN INDIA SILKS, AT 750., . AND $1.00. Gut DOWN PRICES" ON EMBROIDERED “MARKED INDIA PONGEE AND BATISTE ROBES. IMPORTED WHITE AND GHEAM DUES FAB. CS, COMPRISING ALL THE NEWEST EX’ IN ALL WOOL, ALL SILK, ALL “cLOsING PRICES" ON SPRING WRAPS, JACKETS, bY AND SUN UMBRELLAS. NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED JERSEYS AND ANDER- SON'S TENNIS COBLUME CLOTH. OF GAUZE AND, MEDIUM (0 UNDERWEAR, AT LOWEST PRICES. NEW ALL-WOOL BLANKETS. Fe Bie eee eee ea Ww IDI .C] [MERI NEW SILK, CHUDDA AND TRAVELING SHAWLS, 6a” PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. ‘STORE ON MONDAY, af. WitE Chose Ars fu. FHOM StL o a6 * SEATON PERRY, Prarr Burtpme, rego, Pemavivania ave. cor. oth st, J. C. Horcensox, IMPORTER, ‘MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. ‘WHITE LACES. FOSTER KID GLOVES, $1.00 Per Pair, ‘WUT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Mp EISEED devotes ber atdation te | upward. clean Stylish Low Ties and Hutton... $1.48 | saat aE cece ta 5 WILLIAMS & SON, they have made nents with Br, Ee NORTON: ‘he well DUCED INN, Forest FOREST GLEN PARK, MD. beautiful atto on the Metropolitan, ‘9 mil ‘The most! Branch Band 0, & 1 Only foderato * (Will be open for the inventor off Safety Pie Tat tind "Life, Seving Appian ‘Goethe Introduction ot 107. Trolio Rie omar Sete gacnte rat the Point will, find a aactous and come 9920-3 AESANDER fortable will a tripevery | TNHE FENTM Iie tt omapenka yr oF Came Waa | FINES ZESINORE, SPUR surethat this del will be | Ocean. ‘Spacior lazzas : Cit ede ft with & | Water: perfect sanitation. Be highly appree vat, re fug Apparatus, will be placed at the wharf to tia Auer RN Noth ita ie| is insure the ent sport of crabbing. noted for itgexcellent Persons are prevented ea, batl prevent any possibility of accident. St 7 INNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, N.. Open all the yeah, Wars a water bath Piney Point Beach Trou “enjoy in ‘by fear. the proprietors of Poa etlgirbet eerie Beanie fivfisin] CP ™RORTON & MARS FRRIGHT HOU: ait TEHOROTE. BEACH; DELAWARE. ‘Season, 1887 JUNE 15._ Pennsyl- 5, ‘opens. 28; 2 00 FEET ABOVE TIDE WATER, ON ot B. & Onio Halltoad. “GLADES wie, Fetsant Summer Resort, Open Year mer Suna, ‘Dr E-H. DARTLETS, Prop. Oakland. mor Syodw* Se(\ATAWISSA MOUNTAIN" HOUSE. REST CAA Climate ‘Cure: Bloomsbun, Pas Uijoest cilamte, water and scenery; most 1°30 inest climate, : miccessful treatment, Popular rates. Sya-6t° bathing. Believing that many tie Denelts of ney aruall Norton Life-Boat to front of the bath-houses, wich Will WASH. B, WILLIAMS & SON, Props. louse newly THOS. NOBLE. G TESEY throughout. “Artesian Water. of the Livingston, Washington, ASBURY, PARK, |S. hotel; 6th ave. ; block from mente Arst-clans; modern com Sun and September, and Sep P.O. Box 1016. vania Railroad sccess direct to the Hotel. ‘OORE’S HOT! UMMER ESO} ‘Washington for Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, Teouarattown, Bt Marya Co. Md. Tera noon. ‘Change at Baltimore and arrive at Rehoboth at | gi sh ger das, 83s per montis 0 ner weed SCARS: SESS BE acon SGOE™ | Rat heey Beton tine orbbloe Boa 5 oF ; , Ten ne Croquet free Livery a et ‘Sue and Thompson HERBERT ¥. MOORE, Prop. Je22-1m N, grea ‘and Ist st., with large grounds, KINGHAM, VA, SPRINGS, HARRISON: | refitted in every way, and many improve- SEE page neat peg | Ree nue ed me beieert Se McGakeysville, va. Parties. Bowling Alleys, Shooting Galleries, Music 5 Kinds, Choice (tau Ball Room and Pa tlio Nereing ‘and others wo ma nun pared Saye am PN tog NIMORE, ASBURY PARK, X. 3. ry ORE ASBURY PARK. X. 3 tut ‘28: artesian, Toons, bot acd 5 Incladins HOUSE, ASBURY PARE, N. from Ocean and Bxth-Houses.” Gas; tresses. “Superior Table. THOS. G. ALLA "VICTORIA, YAMILY ‘ocean: table Accommodates eighty. “Terms “reduced f = he, a SS WiGrEr, COTTAGE, NEAR BEACH. §,. § Atlantic City, N. J. I-the, He a tne mt im JyT-1 ‘Beautifully situated, overlooking the city. shade trees, &c. Recently ‘A large Bar, with a selection of Wines of all Br jes trom High’ Healthy: Pure Water. of Access. First-class in all ite appointments, ‘Terms Me bets of guests JUNE 2, are t Co., soe, ‘Hair Met. stot ‘ott mbio- ‘Washington, D.C. astro &c. Also agrand | Croke ia So erate eat) aS EHLER, Proprietor. Best HE CRYSTAL, OCEAN BEACH, N. J, Directly on Beach; within 50 yards surf: first-c RS. 8. C. HAINES, nes, Miss CLEMENT, formerly of Delaware House.Jy1- Litt SEASIDE HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD. Will be open for the reception, of guests on July Ist. 8. J. MASSEY, * Je28-1m Broprietor- LOCK ISLAND, BT. miles at sea: delightful climate; bathing: ‘shin io: daily boats: electric bells: perfect dramage; prices reasonable. 18 Cc. E BROWN. ATSKILL MOUNT. SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, ‘ADIRONDACKS. On and after SUNDAY, June 20, express trains, on West Shore Railroad will run. Daily, except Sunday, the Jersey” City Station of the Pennsyi: wad, muking close connections with fast d feom Washington, K ‘MOUNTAIN EXPRESS — ve Jersay City Station at 8:50 mai. Ar” Hotel Raaterskil, via Kingston “ed ged rand Hotel, 1:43) P. Phomnicia, 1:2:5) nut House Station, 1:29 9.m. -Paleuville jA0 iwing-room Cars Jersex City to Grand Motel Ni (ito Phoeniefa (for Hotel Kaaterskill and Mo: tuin House), SARATOGA AND. CATS! hia 8:20 am. ton, 4oke Plc 230 pant: AE awit. et Station “und to Kaatersiill and Mountain ric to Saratoga, ND CATSKILL MT. SPECIAL— 00s.n. Arrive Hotel Kaater- Grand Hotel, 8:45 a3 ham ina Sit: Hom Acie enussivania Railroad offices ot in tue Jersey City Station for ail northern y West Shore Sailfoud. Baggage checked C. E. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent, Now York, _ (OBB'S ISLA AN, UNDER A'NEW MANA z “Having taken control of th property, pt this famous resort and taving mademany GW Improvements, melding the entire refur. Po nishing of the’hotel, 1 would respectfully eoficit "he patrouace off ita old adiuirers ghd the public. The thing facilities are unsurpassed, and fine Aisling and. hunting are afforded. 50 per day, $12 per week, #40 re through. Je27-3m, Rates reduced to Per month. Can be reached from ‘Norfolk by steamer Accomack on Monday, Wednesday. and Friday, or daily by N.Y,.P-& N..K” For further particulars address Mo*sovri House, SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J., A. COBB, NOW OPEN. it } For terms or other information, address L. U. MALTBY, Monmouth House, _3e10-26¢ _ Or, Hotel Lafayette, Philadelphia, _ HE CURLEW, ASBURY PARK, N. J.. COR.2D and Ocean avenues, the popular resort for, Washincion people, has been thorvughly re- C9 fitted and enlarged. Santtary condition pe Rs fect. Table excellent, Full view of the oceail: within, 100 yards, E.R. KIRK. Jezs-taul® BER SPEINGS svat the Potomac, Board #1. Per month: medical atteni Wakefield or Thompson. Ad TON, River Springs P.0.,Mdo OTOMAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND. MD. ‘will open June 25.’ ‘Terms: 1.50 per day,, 89 per week and $30 per month. Special ar! Fangements for families. Will meet. Norfolk steamers at Piney Point wharf. Good ing. Boats for sailin ‘Addroas I Mary's Count hat ne, and C. Xander, 91 1-im* IN SPRINGS AND BATHS ALKALINE, Lithia and Superior Iron Waters, Hamp- shire Co., W. Va, This celebrated Mountain $/) Resort, fr health oud pleasure. baths of any iu ‘temperature, summer climate, unsurpassed. Acharin- ing Summer hore, with its new improvements. Opens June 1, accommodating 800 guests. For medical and other testimony send for pamphlet to D. BARTON MACKALL, Agent, 1334 Fut, Washington, D.C. Je21-Im WAL. H. SALE, Proprictor. oy vaters, large lawn ighics mineral waters, large law Je18-1m* CAPE MAY, XJ.) ‘Will Open for the Reception of Guests. JUNE 30, 1887. Office: OWEN & SIMPSON, 1117 Chestnut st, Philadelphia, Jel1-1m__ HENRY CLAIR, Proprietor. _ NHE OCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, 3. teplote with’ all modem convent én iow open to. former Patrons and Mey friends, under the manazement of 3-A. REID ase HE LAKE VIEW HOTEL 18 SITUATED IN THE Nil famous f Watkins, N. ¥., adjoining the ‘atkins Glen, ‘It is 300 feet above Bw and overlooks Seneca Lake. us ‘Telephone and Telegraph Connections in the House: Newly aud elegantly furnished througuout, las modern improvements, Bowling Alley, Billiards, Cro- auet, Lawn Tennis, Hammocks, Swings, Music.si9;A1s0 Prepeistons of the National Hote jotte Harbor, Fla. BURKILL & 80; NONTINENTAL, ATLANTIC A) Yennontand khode ixdau epee TT aN. “sel-2m "6. Hoe ALBION, Saturday meuts the best. FUE DOUGEA’ City, Del. ‘This beautiful botel now: of theteason, duced rates until tie PESTS WEE i MOUS? HOLE FRR ‘The underviened takes announcing to his friends ard That ‘he will open the "HOLL. Hh. for the season of Iki on Uureday” for the season of 1887, on Thureday.. further particulars write to JNO. 1. MIE tor, Mount Holly Springs, Cumberisind C.., Pa, ‘Yerms, $45 to $60 a month, according tc. Jocktion of ‘myiu-2na vi 1K MOUNTAIN HOSE. OO Fines location in tbo Cask Mroun- ina. Open Sunn BO." For ctetlars anu a ination address Sjeld-am Woodstock Fost Oflice, KewYor 6 EL, A CITY, N.5. ry OSe-sn HE KENSINGTON "TY Saietioga Sbrinas, x. ¥., Unton Gestion of Unsurpassed Beatty. jon of Unstiry . ‘The Garden Spot of Seraoga, SATURDAY, PAUL C. GRENING, s9-1m, ‘Propristor. se JUNE 18. “OUNTAIN HOM! Met ‘Mrs. J. 8, LAUGH: HE COLONNADE, COR. PACIFIC AND § | South Carolina aves., Atlantic City, N. J. Qbutinental Hotel Phila, Stockton Hota, ot rf wae ‘(Je-1m} CHARLES DUFFY.” (GRESS COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.— Bp ite Congress Hall aud, ‘pen June 6 Opposite an cor, Pacific and Masa aves. ocean view; hot Snd cold aca water batha, “Attention given to, comforts. MISS KENT. 7-2 _eerer ‘SPRINGS AND BATHS, W.Va, B&O. RRB, (Main Stem), ‘THREE HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. ALKALINE THERMAL WATERS, ‘The merits of Berkeley and its waters are famous. ‘Private Baths and Swimming Pools, large and elegant. ‘These waters are s for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Skin, Kidney and Diseases. Hotel capacity 600 ‘guests. Elegant Ball-Room and ‘Music. Write for illustrated and descriptive pamph- Jet Round-trip tickets issued by B. & O. RR. ‘Pamphlets also at Star office. For information and ‘dooks see Ed. H. Dick, 613 7th st. n.w. ‘INO. T. TREGO, Prop. Berkeley Springs, W. Va. $eT ox Pee, Some A ar, tee a (OTEL, MANISSES; 15 (CRESSON SPRINGS, PENNA, MAIN LINE PENNA. RAILROAD. ‘On top of Allegheny Mountains, THE MOUNTAIN Ht my21-78t Super D: Ridze region, W. M. pete ms NHL: CHAT EG Ts Tew levator. ay Open Fiot and cold Sea tn PREY HOTEL BLUE Rr es north 00 feet AW POWERS Gap House, Pa. HBEITT House, CAPE MAY ined hot and cold soawater b ECT"! BENTOPEN. ee EOE SOR CStPAGE HOUSE, ar Tanti N. J. New York ave., near Pac Dus teal trains. Kates, day. J. M. CRINNIAN s+ pRovat i 2.00 to Gyen alt the year. 19toapt7 Jel-2m ME," OCEAN. Bis‘GeW: SLODDAiD, Engleside, g ATER GAP HOUSE, 1 WATER GAP, Pa—A_ delisl resort in ne. ington by Pu 1B. ETHERILL, ‘Atlantic City, Renovated and, Refurnishi ‘0. Box 10330, GS, Fauquier Co., Va, iuced. cl & Stevens, CABELL MADDU: Clerk, Riggs House, pees This popular summer resort 0} reception of Pro} oy Re R ticket ‘and Bedford water. Pannphie lund by application to piletors. the water an; (DE! for their use. “iny31-6w EXPOS, Wall open June 3 GoLtOS my30-2m. wn, § OTe" Earaverre, APE Mt my28-2m Will open JUNE 25. Parlor and sleeping cars from all points Fast and West. For circulars, &c, sddreas WM. R. DUNHAM, 2 _.__ Superiatendent, Cresson. Pa. WINDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS, BLUE TL; reasonable ce vr address, A. M. JELLY,New Windsor, M cularsat Witherbee & C ATLANTIC CITY, 8 y new improvements, including! E. ROBERTS &'509 mn WASERLY HOUSFATLANTIC CITY, il the Year. INO. L. BRYANT. Batis; Steam Heat. a LIN COUNTY, P: est of Baltimore, 24 hours, n BE OPENED JUNE 20TH. lanager, late of Dela posite New Columbia; newly furnistied | fern improvements: full ocean view: near. ths. “5. W. ;EHOBOTH BEACH, DE] TPHE VicToRTA, OCEAN END SOUTH ‘Caras avn Atintie CH3 thoroughly fom? Feuovuted, ete; hot and col SLATS bebe AEA Kentnc ave., near Pacific. ay *TSiantts CLS. END, KENTUCKY 5 No OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE, font cellent Sani ry ar x M. (Formerly of the Radon), K , SHENANDOA Va. Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, Both of these popular re. 1 be open for the reception of guests JUN red Circulars giving rates and attrac: it Shafer’s Mineral Water Depot 9th and Pa. ave. nw. wietor. KG. BURKE, Chit ING HOTEL, BEDFORD, PA ESTABLISHED 180%. pens for the, este June LOU, 1887; has Gy Deen enlat snd refitted for the season Meet | Round-trip tickets can be had at P. R.R. aud B&O. | Droprietors wish it distinctly understood that ind grotuds are exclusively for the euiests | blishinent aud those who furchase Cekets THE ANDERSON HEIRS, ‘Owners and Proprietors, mJ 887. Miles Town, St. Mary ‘Beautifully located, within fifty fect of 1 n. Strictly first class, containing all n provements, with fire escapes and perfect dra ¥- H. HILDE |OUSE 1019 Y, N. f IDGE SUMMIT P.O. A water. For term myst N. J. OP- GOLT Ie CITY, itie. “Fre $38.00 par P. 0. Box formerly apl-1m Bie De J. ECKERT, HCO... st. i 230-3. fc checked through. | yiuformation to be WN HEIRS, Pro- ‘& BRO. AY, N. J. Proprietor. now open for the season of Circulars at this office. _my28-sin JOHN TRA WAnM SULPHUR srRrna are now open; the largest an lightful swimininy temperature 98°: ia, sciatica and kindred diseaxes: ho musguitoes: elevation 2.500: tains 3.500 feet; wood Pamphlets to be had at 513 Penn: first Louse from the beach, oj season 1887, Strictly first-class” ence solicited. THEO. MU my2-10w Steer ero bot ‘Terms—&s per week, “amy 7-sin! Ks | ypRsroua ous | MUSES S3ap COUN: OPEN Sou GUESTE LJ. AIR HAVEN » DOW open. ons, Fishing. ‘Weems. ey, Larve’ Daily mail. Jel 1-1 ROSE S. ‘OF VIRGINIA. to AS | building, F street n. KK October 31, €8.00 froin Wash + + © «1 know of no pluce. m0r suihmer’s rest and enjoyment” { buat TLANTIC HOTEL. OCEAN CITY, MD., pool ou this continent; low of water 6,000 gallons, per minute; aspecific for rheumatism, gout, neural- res; bring wa Sylvania the praprietor: send postal; best Washinst chen, JRO. Le EUBANE ae TP HE ALDINE, CAPE MAY, N.J.. D Locked HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. Va. (59 miles from Washington) High elevation among the mountain: from inalaria and mosquitos. Spring beds. Five min ‘children, 3 years, MES. 8) E. LOVI MINNEQUA | "Y. PENNS} LV Highest point on Northern Central Railroad: invig- | oratiny air: spring of wonderful curative qualities; wood music, and every modern convenience: ‘hotel stric y first class; prices moderate. For ternis, &e. EL, ON CHESAPEAKE, ‘Extensive grounds Salt Water Battin) e, steamers, Baltiinc) start ut 7 a, n.., make special rates for guests of hotel. SPRINGS AND MINERAL GREAT NORTH MOUNTAL “tant NO BAR. A sufe, debeitful summer home Tor lies.” Accommodations tor 300. -Forpamphlets - | all information, app! Pratt & sons, the Hg Star. r ew fast train, with pstlor car, leaves Washington 10:10 a. as. by Stetro- politan Branch B. & nund-trip tickets, good Washi luce’ more delight 1887. tend Y. Prop. BATH CO. VA, most de- e malaria, unknown: surrounding moun- | n clothing. free ‘second to none. ‘half price. rT. Propr. PRINGS aia UNE 13. 0 ANDRES, Sup" SWC | USS ASE HUMPHREY, 430 10TH ST. N.W., Brsr Cuancoa—Pacsen REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS st erent reduoed prices. Creams Preesors Jelly Tum- Dice, Feast amd Out Cook ‘™ Wire Window screens, Res at GEO. WATTS, a726-8m 314 7th at. nw. 4th house above Ps. ave. }. By Larrnrce. 5 aes Formerly with Co. A BIG BREAK IN TH! ‘OF WALL PAPER. For the next thirty days we will sell all White Back ix. Papers for Toc. par piece. >On. Paper for Roe. per piece. Paper for 40c. per piece. 10-inch Embossed Guid Borders, 45c. Other Paper ta proportion. ‘All onters for Nor prompt executed 2 J.BTEPREUK 7th strect cars pass the door, THE LEONARD DRY ATR CLEANABLE RETRIG- ERATORS, mado in hard woot, ELBGANTLY CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL ‘S, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of DRY COLD AMY aud first-class workmausiup throughout. PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER GOOD FRIGELATON IN THE MARKED, = W.H. HOEKR, pace. oo) _801 Mari a Do Nor Pencuase A Varon Stove until yon have examined ourlarge assortment of the Crown Jewel Stove, the best in the market, with im- Provements not in any other stove. A full line of Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Freezers, &e. The only place where the genuine Danforth Fluid can bo ob- tained. W. 8. JENES & CO, ape 717 7thst. nw, | Wars, Pare: att Farrrs. T. HANSON HISS & CO, 815 15thet nw, Wali Papers of all grades, Friezea and Ceiling Decorations Sreciat attention given to Plain and Decorative Painting. Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds of T terior Decoration and Furnishing. AM iuspection of ay: our Koods is respectfully solicited. LADIES’ GOODS. 507 11TH ST.N-W.CORSETS MADE. A perfect fit giwranteed. Also. at shoulder braces, Reforin Waista, FrencliCors and Bustles. “Corsets laundried. se18-0 ANDIS. = y and Dressmaking Parlors—Mr.Von Bran. a how superiutends the Dressmaking Departznent, Where lie is assisted by Mine. Vou Braudis. Iie guar” the Jadies a perfect fit and work. Are well avorted Bonnet at one-half ut cost. Oniers ortest notice, 1229 Penta, ave., over Jacobs ee, eli-im N ORDER TO” REDUCE OUR STOCK OF TRIMMED BONNETS and HATS, we are offering them at GREAT BARGAINS. ALL COLORED STRAWS AT ACTUAL COST. Parties leaving the city will find the very latest styles in Dress und Shade Hats for Country and Sea- wide wear, at MRS, M. J. HUNT my28 1309 F street n.w. ise, M. J. Pras eT NORTHWEST, RUSSIAN BANGS. Always in Order by Plain Combing. _Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingle@. 2 NTON FISCH R'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB- LISHMENT AND DYE WORKS, 906 G st. nw ‘Ladies’ und Gentlemen's Gurments of all” kinds d and Dyed without being ripped. “LADIES (G DRESSES a specialty. “Grease, vex stains are effectially removed by oUF brated dry process, and when stored by us euaranted 4 ¢ called for and delivered. No charge for storage. myle Makes Corsets to order in évery style and” mate- Tal, and guarantecs perfect hit and comfort. DER SPECIALTIES AKE~ French Hand-nade Underclothing, Merino Underwear snd finest umporued Hosiery: Patent Shoulder Braces, and ull Dress Reform Goods, French Corsets and. Bustles, Children's Corsets and asl Corset (lise L's own make) that for the price 1s unsurpassed. 4.B.—French, German and Spanish spoken, mrl¢ _ FAMILY SUPPLIES JPANDHELING JAVA’ COFFEE. — YOU" wit, hever know whatitis to drink the Richest aud Best “Coffee produced in all the world until you sve ined ‘a GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer- Chants’ sell it because of the small proft it affords, Still we have found after scveral years of constant experiment in Keeping it regulerly in stock, that our sales have sufficiently inereaned to more than’ make up the difference, our sales of It having already reached huarvelous proportions. ‘This entirely overcomes a Other drawback so commonly experienced by others, Siz aad of ofertas Coffee mt treaty ronda "We Toast nese goodsevery day. and more frequently twice day, and hence the Coffee Ys scarcely cold. when de= livered to the customer. 426 Oth st, bet. Daud & Norice ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF ELPHONZO YOUNGS Co, ©CQ ERE RRR FEE ,S8s 7 oo Rk” RR FE q wrecks co EER RR ERE ‘ssS 7 THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. ‘The Millers have not only the :nost perfect mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machinery UNSURPASSED by any millin the world. To prove that, we would simply state that a lance quantity of | this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe and eaten at the principal courts of the old world. HOWEVER, Like everything else that has gained renown, some Person oF persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation ithas attained by imitating the Name aud Brand, andattempting thereby to palm off an inferior article for the genuine. THEREFORE, Bo sure and see to it that either saks or barrels read | against moth. Blankets and Curtains of “all kinds | | Cleaned reasonably. Goods Itis without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the | invented up to the present time, butthey produce Flour | _ RATLROADS._ P=! wONT AML, Schedule tm-effect Jame Sth, 1887, Gh QO.A Pant enn Mall Det Zor Warrenton, oraonavills, Chale ectiburg and Seattne Sctween “Aicaandria and. Lymchiure’ Niue ‘nase Sprites, Allegheny Springs, Bristol, khoxeille, Monn, Galera.” Mout end’ New Orleans Tullman Blecher Weabitgton to New Orleans. 71°44 M Fant Mail Daily for Warreston, Char. Jpltesrle. Gontoneuille, Statione Che ule Hage, Sochbure Hocks Momuts Danville and ‘tations te? : feeen Lynchburg and Danville, Greensboro, Haley Sharlotty “Atlanta "Pinminghain, Momusctners. New Orleans, Texas and Califoruta, Puligian Sleeper York to’ Atlanta, in, Atlanta to ‘New On for Birmingham, \ teune Wash Clana Oroute Ws BB. Strasbune and through coach to mur Spriiuea. Ci er Luray, arriving § 1 5:30. P.M — Went Gonlousville, Char Pullman Sirew re etite ly tern Atlanta, Monitgune na California Pullman’ i fo Montgomery, contectinw wit Montzomery to'New vel ington to Augusta without cha: sleeper, Washtngton ty Greentrier Witte Sulphur Sirfows, daily except Sun ‘Traipe on Washsiuytox and Ohio division leave Waah- M.. Dail and 44 except Sta iii tt a aM i no SAM. Deals, and, wing Waakingtom otte, Dane Tietectund tack: via Chen and eave 940 EM Siena 4, Sloepin farninhedand Yar iaavenue, Ka Dar reservation and. informatia checked at offic Ki ~ a JASE TAYLOR. General Pasmenger Agent, ALTIMORE AND OHTO RAILROAD. im effect, SUNDAY. JUNE 19 ee ‘until further notice. —_ with, is ng, Cleveland Care to Pitt Valley Raflrond, uray telus | dasty except Sunday For 1exiueton aud Local Stations, 1 | excenes “us between Balt except Sunday For Havre de Grace, Singerly apd intermediate points, 3-15 p.m, dail f For Anunpuils 6:40 43 Susunday fay Stations be ans n Metros and 2-3 Brmneh stations. "Por ¢ cnreyt punday For Bosd'aa i Phureh tra thot k 1010 atm. and 4:40 | For Hagerstown 10:10 a.m. and 5.30 p. I | xeauater soa Taine arrive from the West daily 6-20,7-20 am, | a omits on Shenandoah Valley RR, 1:15 p.m. ; | Hn Pitan caus ee a 2 pom Annapolis, 8 pane Chester, Wilmington and Havre 8:05pm. and 9-30 p.m. daily. weerly and intermediate 3 pin Kaulroad, 5:15 pam, 245, 8:30 and 11:00 pi All trains from’ Washington stop at Relay station, | except 1 4 | | For fura n On a, G1W and. 1 P F 14th wtreot, where ord : oe or barguye to be checked ain received ab “ity a C.K. LORD,G.P.A Manaver, Baltimore. PERCY G- SMITH, Pass'r Ast, Washington. 3y2_ | IIE OREN, ceytvanta ROUTE | 10. THE NORTH, WEST. A D SoUTIIWwEST, ‘DOUBLE TRACK SPL D SCENER STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, IN EFFECT MA} 16. INS? nxtou from Station, corner of Sixth ft eta, ne fol For Pittsburg and the West, Chi of Palace Sloeping Care Die, 9°50 AM. daily’ with’ Sleeping Cars {70 aud Butlet Car to St. Louis % fo Clicaro, with Sleepine Ta tochiarg Western Pknress,at S10 PML daily, with Sleep Cors Washington to Chicazo and st Lous and Ha Fisburg to Cleveland, conuecting at Harcisburg for Lawavitie avd Meng on 10 $a ny: tor Pictsbune fr with through Slerper Harrisbung to BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Ene, Causudsigus, Rochester, Dutalo, Sagara, 10:06 P.M. daily, except Saturday, with Palace Cars Washington 16 Kuchestor Se rt, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:30 ‘cevt Sunday a the§ East. 9:00.11 00,and Care, 9:40 A.M. daily, ex aud 4.00 B.M-daily, with Penusyly or Brooklyn, N. Jermey ¢ ing swith boats of Drwoklyt Atmen. atone ‘Paton wreck avelding doubie mec 00. 13:00, and 11:40 A.M, )and 11:20PM. On Xunday, 4:10, 6:00, 10-00 aud irect transfe 11:20 P.M. Limited Express, 0:40 A.M. wook Gaysand 4:00 F. M. dally, with Pennayivanta &.tt. ining care, For Baltimore, 6:3: 00, 9:40, © and 11:40AM. 2:00, 4.06, 4:40, 6-00, 8.10 a 00, $9y,, 9:0 and 1120 PM, ‘! AM. and 4:40'P.M. daily, aay. “CERES.” And have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. W. M. GALT & CO, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. _____ BOOKS, ORS FOR THE MOUNTAINS AND SEASHORE. 1 Ole Vingiuia, by T. Nelson Page. = ua curoniels of Old Virginia, by Marion jariand, m1 ton. ATT Proprietor. MRS. JOHN A LOGAN. “Thad a most delightful stay at Rock Euon.” GARLAND. “The handsome service of your bountiful table formsa marked contrast to that which charac- terizes summer: ‘im general” * +" * ‘MAJ. W. GWYNN. * s + “1knowof no placelwhere iatuillen orinva- | Good Croquet ‘Sets. ds éan derive as imuch health und eujoyaien! as they | snd Envelopes frou the finest to th ‘Enon Springs.” * 30, DR. ROBERT REYBURN. pe MANSION, Jel 418 tb ot a. 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WOOD, Genera Passenger Agent. els iH, alout o peame ‘socund 320mm NoHroux AND FORTRESS MONROE. fat every HONDA” WEDNESDAY and . stopping at Piney Point sat served in Sesteroome 1351 Penn. ave., Toy taier epee be : GTEAMER | NO LEAVES 7TH-ST. WHARP Se wai ate tite sua Wetaye an, reg Sundays down aud he Potomac river Point, Thursdays down and a i 7thst, whart, JOHN MoGAHEL, Alexandria, Va, Aveut. mbiG_ MAC TRANSPORTATION LINE, WC. Geo 2, will Re Pee SOE cen BALTIMORE aad WASH INGTON and for all landings on the Potomac <3 Mareh 1: ieavine Baltimore Tucsiaye snd Soy" 5: ‘Washington Sunday 4p. i. i > ee oe Sea SP SS BS Ry, aed * ‘7th Street Whart aur 12th and Penn. ave nw, _ 126-6. “ ae SDINGS. IR POTOMAC RIVER LAXDING Siew HON STEAL AKEFTELD™ wharf on MONDANS, LECRSDATS Jay ii.” eturuinig TUESDAY & 1. W. CATHERWOOD, 334 Bouth Front st. 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