Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. dications for the 24 hours commencing at 3 p.m. sree the District. Of Columbia, Delaw ary land and Virginia, occasioaal local rains, red by fair weather, northerly Winds, lower’ followed by stationary temperature, ‘Tu Prorrwess and precision with which we f.2 21 orders has made the mail-order department quite a feature of our business. Through its sceney hundreds of citizens temporarily sojourn- ing abroad, as well as many non-residents, are regularly supplied with our reliable footwear as ‘well as if they had personally selected them, with ‘only the additional cost of postage or exp! and the only trouble of dropping a line to Wim. Hahn & Co.'s reliable shoe house, $16 7th street. “Compantsons are odorous,” as Mrs. Malay would ase and the most strikingly odorous of comparisons ts to compare the superior quality of Eastinan’s Arbatus with others. Crmarryo Saxe of books at Baum’s, Read advt. oopwanp & LoTHRoP have opened a lne of ane emprakired handkerchiets, subject to slight imperfections, at half and much less than half Price, See advt. second page. 1. H. Hovonto & Co. offer at cost one finely- carved dining rein mantle in mahogany and one cherry hall mantle; specially good patterns, Fixe Portearrs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ave, FUssErr's Ick-CREAM. Buicutwoop Races Friday, July 22, at 4 p.m. “Snapow FROM THE Heat”—straw hats and um- brellas. Stinemetz’s, 1237 Penna. avenue. DonNs, 25 cents each; Ingrowing nails, hafrtonic manieuve, 30 cents each, at Keniso 's, 12th street and Pennsylvania avenue, over Davis’ hat store, Soc, Hempler's, AV.& 436. $1.50 TrxwomerERs now CITY AND DISTRICT. Be SES Amnsements To-night. Kerwax’s THEATER.—Comic Opera and Variety. Paxonama BrrLpixe.—Battle of Bul Run, Aruiaric Paus.—Koller Coaster. Condensed Locals. Rey. Father Willard, of Dakota, who for two weeks past has been the guest of Kev. Father Ryan, of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, lett tevening for his home, “y y or Mled a bill in equity M. D. Peek, '. Harkness and John C. i jr, for an injunction wo restrain the Sale of certain of the late J.C. Mecleliand’s. real estate and for an account, ‘The steamer Waketleld yesterday took the pass- engers and fretcht from the sunken steamer Mattano in Chickamoxen Creek. The steamer will de raised and towed to Alexandria for repairs. ‘The schooner Agnes, of Baltimore, Cay nell, which Was Wrecked at the mouth of Smith's Polat Creek, Potomnae River, on the 2d. Instant, 18, Teported to be a total loss. Gnas. Goodacre, who was arrested Saturday last, 4s not Chas Goodacre formely employed by Whit met & Co. Wm. A. Davis, of Cairo, Ga., sent toJ. F. Saum, commission merchant in this city, a box of Le Conte pears for the President, and the fruit was sent to the White House yesterday. The Sational Guards, who organized May 4, 15%, “ve moved their armory from 914 21st Street to Jaily’s Hall, O street, between 6th and wth. Those who leave the city during the summer can have Tue stax mailed to them for apy length of time, and the address changed as often as destred. ‘The ‘subscription must be invariably paid in ad- vance ———_—_ A Chinese Laundryman Robbed. TWO OF HIS COUNTRYMEN THROW A MOSQUITO NET OVER HIS HEAD AND TAKE $605 PROM HIS POCKETS. Yesterday afternoon a crowd of persons collected In front of the Chinese laundry under the Salva- tion Army barracks, corner of 6th and C streets, attracted by a quarrel in pgpzress between two Chinamen. One of them sttddenly disappeared, and 1¢ was learned from what another of them said that Hop Wah had been robbed of $695, money he had saved in the last four years. Last night Hop reported the robbery to the police, and Detec- ‘lives Carter and Mahon Were ordered’ to investi. ate the case. Frou what they were told by the Chinamen, It appears that Wah Tone, who 13 Hop Wan’s partner, had gone to Balttwore, and Hop Wah was left alone In the laundry.’ About 5 O'clock Yesterday morning, so Hop says, Ah Tone or Phone, arother laundr¥inan, called at the laun— dry. Hop Was in bed, but hopped up and let bis Iriend in, and then went to bed again. Ab Tone stayed only a few minutes, and going out, left the door unlocked. A few minutes Liter two strange Chinamen entered the place and threw a mosquito het over Hop's face and held hiin while they took the money irom his pocket. On Hop Wah’s com- plaint the officers arrested Wah Tone and took him to the station. Then Hop Wah changed bis mind and sail that Wah Tone was innocent, He was then released. Ah Tone, who ts known as “shorty,” is suspectea of being implicated in the robbery Wulch, It 1s supposed, was committed by ‘two Clithamen from Baltimor’ —— Funeral of D. L. Morrison. ‘THE WISH OF THE DECEASED IN RELATION TO FLOWERS ON THE OCCASION CARRIED OUT. ‘The funeral of David L. Morrison took place this morning from his late residence, 11th and L streets northwest, and was attended by a large number of the friends and acquaintances of the deceased. He had been a great admirer of flowers, and some time since gave directions that when be died a florist should be engaged to arrange the Mowers for his funeral. In compliance with this Wish Messrs. Small ¢ Son were engaged to take charge of the matter, and the parlors were one mass of plants and Mowers, and the gas fixtures truamed with smilax. The’ desk and chair of the deceased were also decorated with flowers, while Inasses Of roses covered the mantelpieces and follage plants tilled every nook. In these sur- Toundings the casket containing the dead lay, With the groups of friends and relatives Moral pieces rested at the head and foot of the casket, Which Was of copper, Inclosed in Ted cedar, and Ule latter covered with black broadcloth, ‘The entire top was of plate glass. ‘The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Butler, the pastor of the Lutheran Memorial church, who Spoke in the course of his address of the life and character of the deceased. Upon the conclusion Of the Service the funeral cortege, under the direc tion of W. K. Spears, went to Uak Hill Cemetery, Where the casket was placed tn the recetving vault until the vault recenUy purchased by the execu- Yrs is prepared. The following were the pall-bearers: Honorary, Matthew G. Emery, president Second National Bank; Lewis J. Davis, of Lewis Johnson & Co.; A. T. Bntton, Vice-president Columbia National Bank, and Chas A. Beavans, who succeeded. Mr. Morrison as a ieiuber of the firm of Beavans & Shaw, in the tour and feed businesa. Active pall- er, president of the National E. Southard Parker, cashier of Col- 1 Bank; David A. Windsor, of Wind- ak YT. Rawlings, of the Arlington i Company; Peter M. Dubant, Jno. W. Shaw, of the late firm of Beavans & Shaw; F.B. Mobun abd Dante! Rames pe = Excursions, Friendship Lodge, No. 7, LO. M., will give its annual excursion to Lower Cedar Potnt to-morrow morning, ou the steamer H. C. Bishop, which leaves her wharf at 9 o'clock. An all-day excursion to Marshall Hall will be given to-morrow by D. A. 66, K. of L., the steamers W. W. Corcoran and Waketield making several ‘Ups during the day irom the 7th street whart. ‘The Wisteria Social Club give a moonlight ex- cursion to Marsiail Huli on the steamer W. Corcoran this evening. ‘The Grace Lutheran Sunday school will give an excursion to Kiver View on the steamer Mary Washington Thursday. gr we ‘Tae Mewoutat LerueRaN Cucacn.—The Memo- Tial Lutheran church Was occupied Sunday for the last time for several months. During the summer it will be thoroughly renovated and improved. A Pretty design for trescoing, by Mr. Kakeman, has m accepted by the repair committee, and a fine Roosevelt organ ordered from New York. ‘The chureh will be ready for reopening about October J, and tn the meanwhile the sunday morning service and Sunday schools will be held in thelr chapel in the rear of the church, ‘The Sunday al Lernoon service Will be omitted. The pastor, Dr. Butler, expects to be absent part of the summer, aud will leave with his family for the Frost Mane sion, Frostburg, Md., about the Ist of August, where they lave sutmmered for three seasons’ pera Sates HE WAD BEEN A PRisoxER IN RicHwoxp.—W. S. Milligan, thirty-two years old, Was sent to Provi- dence Hospital Sunday by Sanitary Omticer Teeple. He Was very weak and searcely able to walk. “He Was found in the Mount Vernon House by OMcer Middleton. “He stated that he had been sentenced to six years in prison at Richmond, Va., but had served but two years of the sentence; that he had Deen compelled to Work so hard thai he had been Teduced to lis present condition. After belng re- Keased, Irom prison by the authorities he. was shed trausportation to Alexandria, he said, Abd be came frou there to this = TuROWN OvT oF Covrt.—in the Equity Court esterday, Judge Merrick threw out ot eeu ane Ul of Marguret Canvae et al. agt. Sarah E God- Gard et al.” The dill presented a “vexed question” as lo a Ute, not at present in dispute, Dut it is alleged that the existing state of facts “creates a loud upon complainant's title, depreciates. 1s market Value and interferes with its enjoyment and disposal.” Judge Merrick said the case had ko Fight in court, He Saw no trustee, and the de- fendants are not’ threatening not acsalling” the tie, HOF is any cloud thrown on the title ‘acts Of the dete: shox ts. THE OLD FIREMEN TO Have AN EXccnstox.—At @special meeting of the Veteran Volunteer Fire men's Association, held last evening, the report of ‘the comunittee on ‘the proposed excursion, through Mr. Jos. Acton, made a report, and it was decided have the excursion take place on the steaner Northampton, to Chapel Point, Thursday, August G& The committee was increased by the addition Wo it of Messrs. J. J. Peabody and Joum Scott, the Other members being Messrs. W. J. Gary, Jos, Acton, W. i. Hines, F. W. Kalle _ The association decided to invi Umore Veteran Volunteer Firemen to participate the workhouse for three months by Judge Suell as & Suspicious character. He Is known as the “Poll- Parrot” man, and has several times been arrested here for working what is kaown ag the “poll- parrot" game. saturday night he tried to work Fame on a number of persons down town, but falle to succeed. Detectives Carter and Mauon, 22g Bad followed for seme time, placed im under iE DAILY-KENNEDY HOMICIDE. The Trial Postponed Tin After the Summer Hecess of Court, In the Criminal Court to-day District attorney Worthington called the attention of the court to ‘the case of John Daily, indicted last Friday for the murder of Jos. C.G. Kennedy on Wednesday of last week, and said that he had asked the counsel of the prisoner—Messrs. T. F. Miller and H.C. Clagett—to be present to-day, that the caseshould be set for trial. The Government was prepared for trial at any time. Mr. Clagett said they did not think it possible to get ready for trial in so short atime. They would have to make a thorough investigation, and it ‘Would not be proper to go into the trial without Preparation. He had now a letter trom Philadel. phia in reference to the prisoner's life there, and some time would be required to investigate It. Mr. Miller remarked that the condition of the man Was such that it would take about all the time before the surmmer recess to learn from him What his real defense 1s, and he did not think it Possible to go to trial before the recess. It would Tequire all the time before the recess to p' for trial in view of the im ce of the case, ‘The court said he would be glad to have the case tried, Dut he ‘the Importance of a just and fair trial, and that the counsel should have opportunity for investigation and preparation, He mized the reasonableness of the request, and it might as well be understood that the casé will not be called for trial till after the recess. The District National Guard. THE VARIOUS COMMANDS MUSTERED IN FORMALLY ASSIGNED TO BATTALIONS. Gen. Ordway, through his acting adjutant gene- Tal, Capt. Cecil Clay, yesterday issued the follow- ing general orders, making the assignments of commands to battalions, as announced in ‘THE EVENING Star: J. The enrolled militia ts hereby designated, and will hereafter be known as, the Reserve Militia of the District of Columbia. I. ‘The active militia ts hereby designated, and wili hereafter be known as, the District of Columbia National Guard. 111. Existing volunteer organi zations of active militia are hereby assigned to the National Guard as follows: First battalion of Anfantry—The four companies known as the Wash- Ingvon Lght infantry C Second battalion of infantry—Company A, Union Veteran Corps; Com- pany B, Custer Guards. Third battalion of ‘ntan- try—Company A, Washington Continentals; Com- iny B, Eminet Guards; Company C, Columbia Yaniés; Company D, Washington Merchants’ Rifles. Fourth battalion of infantry—Company A, Coreo- Tan Cadets; Company B, Ordway Rifles; Company €, National Fencibtes; Company D, Logan Guards. Fifth battalion of intantry—The ‘two compantes known as the Butler Zouaves. Sixth battalion of infantry—The four companies known as the Wash- ington Cadet Corps. Seventh battalion of infun- try—The four companies known as the Capital City Guards, Gen. Ordway last night mustered in the National Fencibles, thirty-nine men taking the oath, and & number of recruits for the First Company Union Veteran Corps, The National Fencibles, it 13 stated, will be uniformed like the Mobile Rifles, with dark green trousers, with broad white stripe, and double-breasted “3wallow-tall” coat, With Uhmnmings of white and gold. ‘The head-gear will be a white cloth helmet, with gold mountings and white horse-hair plume. ‘The company has de- cided to prepare for the coming drills in Richmond and Chicago, and tn view of this fact Gen. Ordway has made ‘a requisition for fifty Springfeld rises and accoutrements of the latest improved pattern. Died in a Police Cel. JAMES FOLEY FOUND DEAD SITTING ON A BENCH. James Foley, a laborer, fifty-five years of age, died last evening ina cell at the Sixth Precinct station, where he was confined on a charge of in- toxtcation. He was arrested some time ago on complaint of his wife, who charged him with being an habitual drunkard. He was taken before the Police Court, where he gave bonds, and was Teleased. On several other occasions he was arrested on charges of intoxication and locked up, Yesterday afternoon he was, found drunk by Officer Burdett near the corner of 1stand K streets hortheast, and Was removed to the station in the trol Wagon. He was very qutet in the cell and lid not speak to any of the officers, Atter 6 O'clock, when Station-Keeper Garner came on duty, the other prisoners frequently called for water. In passing Foley’s cell the officer noticed its occupant sitting on the iron bench, apparently asleep. The station-keeper thought’ it strange that Foley had not called for water up to mld- night, and, going into his cell shortly after that hour, discovered that the prisoner was dead. ite was Sitting on the bench with his hands crossed Detween his legs and his head hanging down, just asa drunken inan would fall asleep. The body Was removed to the morgue in the rear of the sta- Uon, where it placed In an ice-boM® The de- ceased leaves a wife and several children. The coroner was notified, An Air PipS Blows out. AN ACCIDENT WHICH CAUSED A TEMPORARY DELAY OF WORK ON THE TUNNEL. One of the lengths of pipe used to conduct com- pressed air from the compressors at the high-ser- Vice pump statfon, in West Washington, to the new aqueduct tunnel, blew out yesterday and caused a temporary suspension of work with the drills. The accident occurred on the Lyons Mill Bridge. The pipes pass over this bridge, and tt 18 ‘supposed that the sagging of the bridge Drought a strain on the pipe which loosened. the packing. It Dew out with @ loud report, causing consider- able excitement among the people in the vicinity, ‘The pipe, which {5 12 tuches in diameter and made of theh-thick iron, was not injured and can be put back In place with a few hours’ work. The compressed air is used In operating the drills in the Tunnel and sometimes the pipes are subjected to a pressure of 80 or 90 pounds. ‘The tunnel has been lerced through for the whole distance from the istributing reservoir to the new reservoir, Dut still there fs considerable work to be done in trim. lng at points where the brick Uning 18 to be put —— To be Built This Year, THE NEW CENTRAL METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH. ‘The congregation of this church, now worship- ing on 9th street, between E and F streets, 1s about (through the building committee) to call tor bids for erection of the new church edifice on the ‘site, on the northwest corner of 12th and M streets northwest, recently purchased for the purpose, and expect to get into the new pean: this fall. It fs proposed to build a church, chapel and par- souage. The church will front 54 feet on M street, With a 5.foot tower projection, and will front, with the chapel ees ‘100 feet on 12th st. The chapel will have a depth of 70 feet. There will be a 3 foot terrace all around and the parson- Ry will have a front of 20 feet. This will leave feet by 100 of ground on M street to dispose of. Outpliayed by Pittsburg. ‘THE WASHINGTONS PALL BACK AGAIN TO THE SEVENTH PLACE. ‘The Pittsburgs outplayed the Washingtons at all potnts yesterday and won a well-played game by ascore of 4102. This defeat puts the Wash- ingtons back in seventh place, the Pittsburgs now holding sixth position by a small percentage, Morris pitched a great game and was supported almost perfectly. Gilmore also pitched wat, but the visitors bunched four hits in the sixth tonin; making three runs, which were sufictent to win the game. ‘The feature of the game was the fleld- ing of Dailey. The game was well pases through- out, but the Statesmen were unable to hit Morris. ‘Thé Detroits play here for three days They have been defeated in three successive games in Philadelphia and ought to be sufficiently demor- alized to fall victiins to Washington. Other game yesterday resulted as follows: Philadelpnia, 12: Detroit, 2. New York, 6; Chicago, 2. Metropoll- tan, 11; Cleveland, ‘The Alerts, of the District League, were defeated by the Kockvilles, in Rockville, Saturday, by a hubs from the Di f ‘Clubs from the District wishing to play the Rock- villes ean obtain dates by addreting Rockville Ball Club. 1g Manager Albany Penitentiary. STENCED FOR TERMS RANGING FROM SE TO FIVE YEARS. Last evening Capt. W.C. Crocker and two guards from the jail started for Albany with the follow- ing prisoners sentenced to the penitentiary: Rich- ard Johnson, false pretenses, flve years; George Holmes, manslaughter, and George Mason, house- breaking, each three years; Win. Lancaster, mane slaughter; Charles Jouuson and Samuel Jennings, assault with intent to kill, and Frank Queenan, ‘embezzlement, each two years; De Witter Dumas, false pretenses; Francis ‘T. 8. Fields, house-break. tng, and Lewis Diggs, second offense petit larceny, each one year. —_——— MEMORIAL SERVICE TO THE LaTR BisHor Swortgx.—The pastor has arranged to have the exercises in memory of Bishop Shorter to-morrow at the Metropolitan A. M. E. church. Rev. T. G. Steward and Jas. H. 0. Johnson have been appointed to deliver the eul and Rev, jas. A. Handy, D. D., Christ ‘Jones and win H. Morris to’ resolutions for the Prabhu occasion. Rev. C,H. ugh was appointed to conduet the devotional exercises, Several bishops are expect present ite bishop wi ative of this elty. — ‘Two BIL1s FoR Divonrce.—Yesterday Rose Talbot Mled a bill for divorce trom John M. Talbot, to whom she was married in September, 1%30, charging him with habitual drunkenness for thres fears past, treating her with great cruelty, Breakany the furniture, and failure to suppor her.— Yesterday a bill for divorce was by Ase kits ae nee ae = iermg sol cay hat See get for years: Ly that ‘the was not true to him, and their tu Ly: 188i, and cy on $e use in at On mber ‘1st, he became convinced of the truth of = Bow tata silicon Wis vain street ‘southwest. intoaden meet of the executive committee of Cit ‘Association No. 1, of South Washingtou, teat evening, conferences were held with various amittees, and especially the railroad over whose action there has been some Spiele Jeading to a meeting at St. Dominic’ Hi teat Thursday. That committee bett & com- port, the executive committee to call a General meeting for next Monday. SuppEN DgaTa.—Thos, Harbor, a white aged fity, boardt with: ‘Hobert Condon, on 7th street road, near Irvin st wasfound dead yea. erday morning. ‘The nigut betore he had ved @ severe wound on his ‘head by a fall. His body Was taken to the Freedinen’s and Dr. L. Tyler hela an autopsy, which the fact Ubat the cause of death ‘was not the jury to the head, Dut indammation of the District Government Affairs. gerne anaes W. F. Guindon complains of the condition of the | ke od D street northwest, between 9th and Oth streets. RK. H. T. Letpold and W. T. Okie com- lain of the committed and damage in- a paper ors ooo Enna kane the telegraph pole which stands in front of her ‘house removed to the alley in the rear. A. L. Tileer invites attention to a pool of r MISCELLANEOUS, Ownersot horses who allow them to eat the bark off trees will hereafter be prosecuted by the District Commissioners, Fouxp Drap ix His Roow.—Jacob Reese, a plasterer, forty-seven years of age, employed at the State’ Department, died sometime last night at Mrs. Lynn's Hotel, No. 482 Pennsylvania ave- He was from Youngstown, Ohio, and came hereon the 234 of January last.” He hid not been at work for about two weeks unt!l yesterday. He returned to the hotel shortly after 5 o’clock in the evening and complained of suffering from the heat, and only took acup of tea at eablne He Feuired shortly ‘atter 7 oclock, and nothing was heard from him during the night. This mornin; he was not down.stairs for breakfast, and abou 10 o'clock, When the colored chambermaid went into his room she found that he was dead. ‘The coroner was notified. Friends of the deceased sent Word to his sons in Ohio, ‘The Courts. Equrrr Covrr—Judges Bingham and Merrick. Monday, Vanderbergher agt. Vanderbergher: france of absent detendaat ordered. Tenney Age. Doolittie; prayers. of defendant's. petitioner refused and feceiver instructed as to purchases. Newton agt. McLean; C. G. Bergman appointed guardian ad litem. McKnight agt. Okie; reference ‘YW auditor ordered, Schaeffer agt, Duff; demurrer overruled with leave to answer, Brown agt. Mac Gill; sale finally confirmed and reference to au- Gitar, Dubitsch agt. Dubitech; appearance of ab- sent defendant. Bramhall agt. Grady; demurrer sustained with feave to amend. Kauffmann agt. Preston; sale ratified nist, Conroe agt. Goddard; Dill dismissed with costs. Richardson. agt. Tul- lock; appearance ordered. Jones agt. Jones; de- cree of divorce. Cook agt. Cook; do. PoLIck CouRT—Judge Snell. Today, Patrick Kennedy, disorderly conduct; $5 collateral forfeited. ‘Thos. Mahoney, profanity: Sor7 days. Frederick Vee aT fanity; $5 or 7 days. Franz W. Hamstron, ‘do.; do. Chas. Osborne, bathing in river; $2 collateral forfeited. Britton Jannifer, disorderly conduct: $5 or 15 days. Frank Waters, 'do.; do. Mark O'Holieran, Welc! lateral bonds. Jas. and Emma Miller, disorderly conduct; col- forfeited, Emti Montrop, do.; personal ————— Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tar EveNino Star. ‘Tak WERTENBAKER MURDER TRIAt.—The trial of three of the Kidwells and Barrett for the murder of Geo. Wertenbaker at St. Asaph Junction on the 5th of July last, has the Criminal Court, Judge Meade to-day. Win. Kidwell will have @ separate trial on his own motion, Sixteen jurors Were obtained yesterday afternoon acceptable to ‘both parties, and the names of J. L. Dyson, J. T. Boyd, J.C. Milburn and J. T. Cox having been stricken from the list Messrs. S$, H. Lunt, Henry Baader, Simon Bionheim, J. L. Smith, Jno, Har low, J.T. Edelin, G. T. Kdeln, G. 1." Price, W. daveng Thos. Lalnnon, Lewis Adams, #. L. Brock: ett and B. F. Penn were sworn as jurors. The court continued its session until 6 o'clock, and before adjournment ec penta statements of counsel had been deliver and Dr. Powell, the coroner (who testified that death was caused by shock from the blow), and Engineer Davis (who saw Douglas Kidwell throw the stone which ‘struck Wertenbaker) had been examined. At the Tesumption of the trial this morning Jno. West and Saml, Garnett testified to the same effect. ‘The other witnesses were 8. J. Meyers, RK. H. Kemp, Chas. Fisher, M. B. Perry, P. Sullivan, Andrew Cheshire, A. D. Sullivan, Shadrach Jack- son, W. L. Allen and others, who testitied to the gireuuissances of the rlot and the stone-throwing. At 1 o'clock a recess was taken, and at 3 o’cloc! ‘the court resumed its session. Tuk MiNoR Crty Evgcrioy.—The two boards of the city council will hold a joint convention to- night Co elect policemen and ‘the minor officers of the corporation. Eleven of the democratic mem- bers of the organization have held a caucus and selected candidates, ‘There seems to be no doubt of the re-election of he Webster, Lieut. Smith, and most of the other officials now serving the city. Nores.—The jury in the Kidwell case, now kept together in charge of the city sergeant and his deputies, came out last night for a walk, and made the cireuit of the town to get fresh alr,——The funeral of Miss Rebecca Tatspangh, who had been here more than three-quarters of & century, took place this afternoon from the residence of her hepbew, Mr. M. Brown, No. 50 Duke street, Miss Tatspaugh resided for over Nity years in the house ‘that stood formerly beside "he run near the inter- section of Wolfe and St. Asaph streets. She won and kept through life the respect of all who knew her.—The remains of Miss Kate Ladowins, who died here at the house of Mrs. Ann Crump, have been carried to Chester, Pa.——The mayor has sent Julia Redmond to the workhouse for tearing the dresses of ladies on the street.—Capt. Wi, W. Rock, a well-known old eltizen, was overcome ‘with the’ neat yesterday. afternoon’ and carried to the Infirmary. ——.__ Scene of the B, and 0, Deal Changed. ‘From the Baltimore Sun, to-day. President Robert Garretts at Long Branch with Vice-President Spencer and other Baltimore and Onio Rallroad officials. He expects to stay there ‘until he sails for Europe, on Saturday. Mr. Ives and other Pau of the Ives-Stayner party, came to Baltimore on Saturday evening last, and as the result of their visit Mr. Garrett left on Sun- day night quite unexpectedly for Long Branch. He had engagements to meet_ persons on business in this city yesterday, but he leftgrord that his departure Was unavoldable. CIry ITEMS. Phillips? ible Cocon liclous 1 a the en ‘lous ate and aroara, and, By more and more easily ‘than any other fon of cosoa. or chocolate: Tt is an ty drink. All druggists and grocers have ‘Thermometers, 150. up. City Optical 487 Pac aver Banjos; Violins, Guitare aad Suringet re Henley’s Cel Beef and Iron. Tals great nerve tonic wl cure siceplessuesy nervousness, neuralgia, rh ‘and builds ‘up broken-down constitutions, Jas, L. Barbour, sole nt for this District of ne ae celebrat Celery, Beef and 42 f An Oil Stove ts a necessity and luxury for every housekeeper during the summer, The’ best and cheapest is the well-known “Florence.” We quote the following prices: Handy Lamp, 69¢. ‘Lamp Stove, 85c. Junior, No. %, $1.90, Junior, No. 3, $2.90. ‘Also, Extension Tops and Ovens, VARIETY STORE, SMITH & WaRDWELL, 068 705 and 705 Market Space. “The Queen of Beers.?»—Moerlein’s pure, unaguersted eincinnstl Beer ts, ‘espedialy adapted for family use. 75c. per doz, Agency, 1206 Dst nw ‘om “Royal Glue” mends ‘em.—Boston Varieties Fresh Alaerney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3s 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1D. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MI Se, per quart. Worvzrruz Bazoarss IN LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS. Childrens’ Fine Kid Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties, and Opera Slippers, only 50c. ; worth 75c. ‘Misses’ Kid Oxfords, Patent-Leather trimmed, with Tips, only 85c.; worth 81. Ladies’ and Misses Fine Opera Slippers, Kid-Lined, only 50c., worth 75¢. Ladies’ Fine Kid Oxfords, low-button and New- ports, only 75c., worth $1. Ladies’ Curacoa Kid Hand-Sewed Tipped Oxfords, Patent-Leather Trimmed, only 81; worth $1.50. ‘Mens’ Low-Strap Ties, only $1; worth $1.50. ‘Mens’ Fine-Embroidered Slippers, only 630.; worth el. THE STAR SHOE HOUSE, 3e2-3m_ 926 SEVENTH STREET. Great Crzanme Sure OF CHINA, CROCKERY AND HOUSE-FURNISH- ING GOODS FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. Woo, 1 oo aioe canes) LL oo! 15 PER CENT OFF ON ALL REFRIGERATORS AND WATER COOLERS. HOLLANDER, Acext, jy12-1m 408 7th st. Exrnsorprsany Bazcarss IN SUMMER GOODS. yard, wide, 2c, TILING, all woo LE FLOUNCING, worth 75¢. 5c. otrac! reduced from ry WHITE PONGEE, fine quality, at 75c., very desira- ble for Dresses and Sashes, i INDIA SILKS at cost: TLS, at EVENING SILKS and GAUZE! EMBROIDERED CREPE: JHITE SHANLS for seaside, ave revious to inventory we offer our stock of {hole DRESS GOODS at lower prices than ever be- fore. Great Bargains in Remnants of all kinds. Black and White LACES, very low prices, sles. 1, Worth $1.25, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SON! ONE PRICE. ie sy16 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘se. A BRAvE Gimi.—Miss Tice, a girl of sixteen, while standing on a wharf at New York yesterday saw a boat containing three young mén and the same number of young women capsize. She Jumped into a yaw und, accompanied by John We went to their assistance, and succeeded in rescul the entire party. The young men were rofuse in thelr expressions of gratitude, but re- used to give their names. ARSOLUTELY PURF ‘Thin Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Soup oxLy mx Cama Rorar, BAKING FOWDAs Won 2UU Wall nivel a Goth Seuuxe Orr: CLOSING OUT! OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS: AT ACTUAL COST PRICE. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! One thousand yards Crinkled Ginghams (cash_valne 125) reduced to7. New Style Lawns, 5. French Lawns, finest quality, worth 25, reduced to 15. DRESS GOODS ! DRESS GOODS! Immense assortment of Dress Goods in Plaids, Checks, Stripes, and Fancy Styles; cash value 25, re~ duced to 15. Remnants of Satines; cash value 25, re- duced to10. Black Brocade Sil Grenadines: cash value 1, reduced to 50 cents. Fancy Silks; cash value 50, reduced to 37%. Black and colored Albatross, (Aner than nun's veiling,) wide double width, all pure wool, 375. Beautiful Lawns, nearly one yard wide; cash value 1235, reduced to 8. Cash Customers who buy 85 or over will receive pair of HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS, worth 81. A Rh TITT EEE RRR ee & Ey BY EP Sg MAGE F Eee Pb oat 4y1T-_711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. Coozme By Gus A full line of GAS COOKING STOVES ‘On hand and for sale, mb31 WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING, EPPS8's COCOA BREAKFAST. ges ice Be the operstions of Cie macation careful application of fine of L- ‘ted Cocos. Mr. hes our breakfast SS ata ee Serer rec ay Gious use of suck articics of diet that avousntoten Pada et ig a ed ‘are floating aro Us: to attack where- eS ‘week point. an * and a properly nourished frame.” Made water sm ball pound Una by eg ea Tor i, Sold only ‘we Rosx For Our Elegant Spring and fummor Clothing has commenced. Think care- fully. Decide wisely. ‘Act promptly. Dou't wait. Our Beautiful Spring and Summer Goods have come, and arexoing rapidly. In these days good old-fash- fon houesty is rare, therefore you will ba Hleased to see how we have combined old time houesty in quality and price, with new, fresh styles in Men's and Boy's Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Styles the latest, quality excellent, prices low- est. Buyers caunot put their moneyin more liberal hands. Youneed not accept cur statements as we back them with goods and prices, Our $12, 15.18 euits, must be seen; you cannot imagine from an advertisement. Can say we have seen sui's sold at much more tuoney that will not Lear comparison with these, ‘Tailoring department on second and floors, ‘NOAH WALKER & CO, my31 625 Pennsylvania avenue, - p.£. <EUESDAY, JULY 19, 1887. ~ SUMMER RESORTS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. RAILROADs. wei = = = = — WHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.—SIX VA- b, KDMONT AIR LIN Fists tntoeral watares nye SCs FOREST GLEN PARK. MD. Nore Petal talcoeel June Sen. 1ne7 tion 2,300 feet. For and rates ad-' The moat besutiful site on the Metropolitan 3.30 A. M.—East Tenn. Mi 49 Warrenton, dress A. J. MYERS. 18-2" Branch Band 0. RR ‘Only 9 miles irom ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS 4 Afcnanng sod} ~45~ Co EHOBOTH BEACH.—A PRIVATE FAMILY HAV- M5 He Pure Wal Springs, Springs, Byiecot Meorviite ing more room than they need, will fur- iAtnan Wishes kee eee — Galera, aud’ Nev Orleans, beach toa fow select nile telcrences £5 ers Moderate ETS BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF Sasa tall Daly for Warren Will be of 2 y for Feguired | Adare Mra BROOKS Hehoboth, 197, Mpoke to fee be Tenegtion of exeete JUNE Ls a EEE S55 Jot cneville. Stations Chee & ere to Chas. B. Gilbert, M.D. 1011 Het aw. ALEXANDER T. HERSEY Manager: $38 = EF F dgnchbure, Rocky Mount, Danville and Stations 0M | oS Ofice 1008 Fats 8 em ORR OER Gharlotte,“Auable Durmahughsin. Momecnen Seo RAND UNION. ATLANTIC AVE. BETWEEN ‘WIHINDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS, BLCE S08 & & - Orleans, Texas and California. Pallman Sleeper ¥ See SF eae cetera GMD | anes te Se zo a ~ | Aas Seas tpacmuetay sien Palio, event -N.. : ghareea: ta ca rooms, J. W: SSECHTEEL, Box 1347. 3760-20 = Penn. ‘avo, of adiirwen, A M. JELLY,New Win el ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA for ‘Birmivehan,. Vie SS ogi Sacovapert or ‘AIR HAVEN HOTEL, FAIR HAVEN, MD. EX. | myl6-—3in PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. trains Washington to Atianta. "Does not connect for Fete Is, magnificent shade, larre (TE GHADPOSsTE: aTraNtic cry, §. CPSs BA Felne Santer... ™ moderate; liberal rates £0 famliee; wee circa pacing any Rew improvements, incitding! Rise eionte doubt tho mest DRAUNIFOLena MS | eicchers end ietamelicin aetcws: ave Tak Se Te ca Re | ee EOD SS | "ye Milos have mot only the moet pertect mit. | nrfpeiess Nemes fe renee See OTEL DENNIS, ATEANTIOCITE N3.— 9 ? W2yEur ngosr—agiaxtic wh} | comsinine ae doce al the most improved Machinery | for Luray. artvina'h Deity tor W Hydrwulio elevator. Open lawu fronting ths om ST invented up to the present time, but they produce Flour | Gorjonsvilin Chartier he nett ae oon, Gy7-zmi BORTON & MARSHA’ = MES. JNO. UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. To prove $Bd semmcr remorte on 8 nat in af Ce, ated le WQuGAT Hous, SE ONTEEEY WO TE RIDGE SU that, we would simply state that « lance quantity of | Route | Pullaian Slocjerm and Solid Trane Wasting HengpOTH BEACH, Detawane, QwA) | MONTEREY HOTEL BLUE RIDGES {his magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe | 60.5. “Siem “Isic REX et Sioa a eames tes; pene use, 45 ennert LEAR | ufles northwest of Baltimore, 2% hours, emt and eaten at the principal courts of the old world. Fore Throwch Pullwan” sdecpars Washington te Washis yu for Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, at 12:05 af Chat at Baltimore and arrive at Rehoboth at 7230p. mm. Cireularg at tar office “Address WALTER RTON, Manager for B H Wi .) FEET ABOVE TIDE WAT! 2,700 B. & Ohio Railroad. GLADES', HPL. Rooms large and airy. Terme mod- 99 ut Summer Resort. Open J found, Dr BH. BARTLETT, Prop, Oaklaatoaee Wa. cheap, Healthiul, Pleasant “Address E. 8 HOPRINS. Beach. within 50 yards surf, class tabla, MHS" SG. HATS ES re House,jy 1-1 Je28-1m. Broprieto cs dyS3w* ee eae Ree VA, SPRING: es ay. A dy o McGalieysvitle, Va. Joy IP RE CRYSTAL. OCEAN BEACH, N. J. : cl i. C. HAINEs na x EMENT, formerly of Delaware House ‘will be oben. o LOCK ISLAND, L—HOTEL MANISSES; 15 mules at sea: delightful climate: bathing p's ashing; new cable; daily boats: electric bells: perfect drainage: prices reasonable. ae san (2: Send for ill. cireul 28-Im ((ATSEILE MOUNTAIN: SAKA’ LAKE GEORGE, ADIRONDACKS. Ou and after SUNDAY, June 26, express trains on West shore Railroad will run’ Daily, except Sunday, #8 to and from the Jersey City Station of the Penns; yania Kailroad. making close connections with teat trains to and from Weshineton. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN Leave Jersey City Station at 8: rive Hotel Kaaterskill, via Ki m.: Grand Hotel, 1:4 Mount House Station, 1 Drawing-room Cars Jerse Hon und to Phueniels (or tain House), SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. EXPRE: Leave Philadelphia $:20 a.m. Arrive Hotel Ki skill via Kingston, 4:47 eit, Grand. Hotel, m.; Phenicta, 3:36 pan. ; Mt. House Station, m.; Palenville, 4:20 p.m. | Arrive Saratowa 3:50 Caldwell, Lake George, 8:10 p.m. Drawins-roon Cars Philadelphia to Grmd Hotel Station and to Phoenicia (for Hotel Kaaterskill and Mountain House) and New York to Saratogs, SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. SPECIAL— Leave Washington 9-00a.m. Arrive Hotel Kaa SKIL vie Kinentou, 9:13 pan.5 Grand Hotel, EXPRESS.— ma Beutel foe) 9a Ae eae dean Stake HL, Paleuviile Oo. Agsive, Saratgen 010 pa Drawing-room Cars New York to Grand Hotel, Ste and to Phooticis (for Hotel Raaterskill_and Mountals House), aud Washington to - Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad offices and connect in the Jersey City Station for all northern, resorts by West Shore Railroad. checked through. ©. E, LAMBERT, 4e27-3m_ General Passenger Agent, New York, CQUBSISEAND. IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN, UNDER A NEW MANAGEMENT. “Having taken control of the hotel property at this famous resort, and baving made many improvements, inchiding the entire refur- nishing of the hotel, I would respectfully solicit-the trouage of its old admirers and the public. The thing facilities are unsurpassed, and fine fishing and hunting are afforded,” ates reduced to $2.50 per day, $12 per week, $40 pertonth. Can be reached from ‘Norfolk by steamer Accomack on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, or daily by NYP. & NRK For further particulars address sex7 A. COBB. ratoxa. , ASBURY PARK, N. J. COR.2D elites, the popular resort for Washinzton people, luis been thorotwehiy re- fitted and enlarged. Sanitary condiuion per- fect. ‘Table excellent, “Full view of the oceays witinin 200 yards, B.It. KIRK, z3-taul* RVER SPRINGS suy ESORT, ON the Potomac. Board $1.25. per day;'830 per month: medical attention free.” Take Waxenetd or Thompson Address Dr. if: BEARTS. TON, River Springs P. O., Md. Jez2-Tan® Popomac HOTEL, sr. 6 SLAND. MD. wwiltopen June th" “Terns: 1 Soyer a (Bia $9 per week and $30 per month, Special ar” bath Tangements or families, Will meet. Norfolk. steamers at Piney Point wharf. Good saline ing. Bouts for sailing free. Address i. J. AD. BLO., Piney Point, Se. Mary's C A.J. Donaldson, 1133 6th st, n. Tihsto uw. YAPON SPRING! Citta aad Supe wv Th ©. Xander, je2t AND BATHS—ALKALINE, he Tron Waters, fia fe ab ‘temperaty ate, Unsurpassed. Achurt shire Co. velebrated M Summer honie, with its new improvements. Open: June 1, accommodating 400 guests. For medical aud other testimony send for pamphict to. D. BARTON MACKALL, Agent, 1334 F st., Washington, D. C. Jezt-Im WA. H. SALE, Proprietor. HE LAKE VIEW HOTEL 18 SITUATED IN THE vi eof Watkins, N.Y, adjoining the fuinous Watkins Glen, Ti in 300 feet above GAY und overlooks Seneca Lak H ‘Telephone and Telegraph Connections in the House. Newly and clegantiy furuisked throughout, has ali modern improvements, Bowling Alley, Billiards, Cro- quet, Lawn Tennis, Hammocks, Swinws, Music,&¢.;Als0 roprietors of the National Hotel, Cleveland, on. Char- {olte‘Harbor, Fla BURIULL & SON, prope es Sn \ONTINENTAL, ATLANTIC AVE. BETWEEN ‘Vermont and Ihode Isiand aves, ATEAN- @ Tc . Full ocean view. P0.Box 44. Jel-2m_'"\J.H. HUGILL (ate of Gilsey.) OTEL ALBION, ASBURY PARK. N. J. Finest location in the Park. Hop every’ Saturday. Fine Music, Table end appoint ments the best. Mrs. C,H. PEMBERTON. _je8-2m HE DOUGLASS HOUSE, REHOBOTH City, Del. This beautiful iotel now open’ Of the season, "Reduced rates until the Toth. for Julg. SATTERPIELD & COLE, Propriciors. Jel’ \ONGRESS HALL, ATLANTICCITY, Ovened JUNE 25. 1887, Accommodate Fy 500." Music all the season. 2 MILO M. PO" HURST, MICHIGAN AV lantle City, N. J. House, entirely new: @ situated near ocean: inodern tiproveinents: Sei heated tor spring guests. Open all year, P.O. Dox, my2-th AMES HOOD. SBURY PARK, N. 3, VICTORIA, FAMILY A hotel: 6th ave} block from ocean: table appuint- iments first-claxs:' modern conveniences: nmnodates vizhty. Terma reduced for une aud September, “MISS S” KEMPE, ro OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERT. W. Va, (59 miles from Washington). fy ‘High elevation among the mountains. free Luhi from :ualarta and mosquitos. Spring beds. Five ufh- Utesdrive from B. and U. depot. Board second to none. ‘Terms—86 per week; children, 3 years, half price. my 17-3m MKS. 8. EV LOVETT, Propr. OTEL LAFAYETTE, TAPE MAY, N. J. 8: ‘Beautifully located, within fifty feet of ‘th Ocean. Strictly first class, containing all modern wetments, with fire escapes and perfect drain cei FH. HILDRE’ 28-2 Proprietor. Sooer Crome. Commencing to-day, the LONDON AND LIVER- POOL CLOTHING CO. will close out all the Odds and Ends of our Remaining Stock at the following prices: All-Wool SERGE SUITS, Blue, Salmon, Gray.. $8.50 Gray-mixed SERGE SUITS. cha GH Beautiful All-Wool CHEVIOT SUITS, Cut-a- waysand Sacks......... Silk-Face PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, ‘Nice BUSINESS SUITS.. SEERSUCKER COAT AND VEST.. OFFICE COATS at all times.. 25e. Silk, Alpaca, Pongee Silk, and Drap d’Ete Coats and ‘Vests at wonderfully low prices, Bring this with you for reference. 9.00 0 1.00 LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, sy13 Corner 7th and G ste. n.w., Aaxrave Narrays, Druggist aud Pharmacist, ‘14th and J and 2d and D sts. n.w, During the dull summer season I propose offering” special inducements from time to time. First on the Mist is HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, For bleaching hair the very fashionable golden hue now in vogue. Every lady may bleach her own hair without any trouble whatever and scarcely any expense compared ‘to what hairdressers charge you. Thave s large supply on hand, and will sell in any desired quantity, large or small. 45 Heavgvanrens For LAWN TENNIS, CROQUET, OUT-DOOR GAMES, ‘BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, REDUCED BELOW cost. CH. RUPPERT, ye. 403.4057 st.nw. Ger Tr: Besr. “THE CONCORD HARNESS” “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” A Full Stock of all kinds kept constantly on hand. Beware of Luitations, ‘Be Sure of Name snd Number. LUTZ & BRO, 497 Pawns. Avexun, Adjoining National Hotel. Pidoe ‘rvs vopated by shied wae TE” (ATLANTIC HOTEE, OCEAN CITE wD, 1s now open for the weason of 1887. Circulars at this ofice. ty my2-3m. 3 _ Te WAM SULPHUR SPRINGS, BATH co, VA, fare now open: tho ‘and most de- Jightiul swinging pool ‘on this ‘continent; @ fw temperature 98°: How of water 6,000 walions LJ ezaspeciie for rheumatism, goud, neural: fia, sciatica and kindred diseases: malaria uiiknown: ho musguitoes. elevation, 2.900; surrounding inoun tains 3900 feet: wood fires; brine warm. clothins, Pauphiets to be had at 513 Pennsylvania ave, or of te Proprietor; send powial: best Wanbinton "refer ences, JNO. L. EU! my17-2m. NPSRE ALDINE, CAPE MAY, NJ DECATUR ST, first house ffom the beach, open for the, Season 1887, Strictly frst-clasa. Correspond- encesolicited. — THEG. MUELLER, Prop. my 24-10W W SGHELD COPIAGE, NEAR BEACH, Atlantic City, N-J. Open all the: yea? FW. LEHMAN, P.O. Box 101 mbid-Im jyi-tin MQ0kEs, HOTEL AND SUMMER kesont, ‘Leonardtown, St. Mary's Co., Md. Terms: Fy 35 per month, Sait Water Bathing, 250 per day, b, 40 per week. {nu Tep Pius, Croget Free Livery eftached.Sicmerot Scud thompoos HERBERT F. MOORE, Prop. IE QCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, 3: Hleplote with al modern cara fad ices, ‘now open mer patrons an friends, under the management of 5A. REID ny Ton ‘LOCHBOEHLER’S CITY PARK Ny, Ser Pork uve and ist at Washington, D. 0, Bauttuly situated, everlockan the cy. Redtted in’ every way, and many improve Leal ments added, making ‘it the most suitable Place for Picnics’ Rzcursions."Sooial Reunions. and Bieasure Parte Soin ‘shooting. Gal Buands, Xe. A lange Bar, with # selection of Wittes of Choice Liquors, Beer, Cigars, kc. Also a grand Bail Roo and Buvidion. Wiltall Arosciations, Lies rounds {ain prepared 09 odie seat tae corsas 3 Sapil-bm N: LOCHBORMLEL Propristor, Besson SPRINGS, PENNA. MAIN LINE PENNA. RATLROAD. ‘On top of Allegheny Mountains. THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE thy Md. Keven ts uunty, Ma. Reter to | and WILL BE OPENED JUNE 20TH. Fine scenery aud pure air and water. For term ete.vaddress WW? PO = late of Dela: ~ POWER, Dela ter Gap House, Pa HOUSE, ~ MINNEQUA ‘COUNTY. PEN} OPEN FOR GUESTS JUNE 1 Hihest point on Northern Central Railroad; invig- orating air: a spring of wonderful curative qualltics: Kood music, and every modern convenience: hotel. strictly first class; prices moderate. For t apply to _2e7-t0,th,s,26¢ o@ POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA. HYGEIA HOTEL, Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe, where daily tar- t pesctases Sand ffuunb aud dress para take Glace, ixcellent Boating, Fishing, Driving and Suri Bathing. Accommodates 1.000 guests, Afteruoon concerts and Rightly hops. Pure ocean air, free from malaria and conducive to refreshine sleep.” ‘Terns less for the ac- Spmmodations given than av any hotel of is class in e Unit . Averaxe temperature mer, 70 degrees. Send for llustrated descriptive pamphlet my10-eo3m F.N. PIKE, Manager. Tee New Coram, , CAPE MAY, NJ, “ Will open Juni W. 8. ANDERSON, ‘Manager. Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Bells, and all modern improvemnenta. Jes-cozm SWICK, J. OTEL BRI 5 ASBURY PARK, N Within 100 yards of the beach. Every room commands an unobstructed view of the ocean. ‘Thoroughly renovated and refurnished tor the season of 1887. Will be opened JUNE 1, under the manaye. ment of L. E. Morgan (late of the Cahill House, Asim Park). Engacements can be made and information #iven by addressing L. E. MORGAN, Asbury Park, N.J. Jel-tu,th,s2w; dim, apd tu,th,s 26 ALLEY VIEW SPRINGS. OPENS Messauutton Mountains. Air, Water, Ta ble Scenery ursurpassed. Rates low. Address| J.N. WOODWAl loguies. Le NG BRANC! WEST END HOTEL, COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT NOW OPEN. D. M. & W. E. HILDRETH. } Bole Mauser, for era, _my14-0,tu,th-30t NHE KITTATINN DELAWAK WATER |AP. PA. Most central and delightfully loc: Te- plese in ail its appointments. For circular and trios, address W. A. BRODHEAD & SUN, Je18-co2m0 OTEL BRIGHTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, Recently remodeled and enlarged, making it the most modern hotel on the coast. Large Bedrooms, Hydraulic Elevator, Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths, m F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. N_THE MOUNTAIN BROW," ST. “Fruit Hull.” the new leading hotel, 44 mile from Berkeley Springs. Free buse to Strings from honse. Write for circulars, Jo BRICE W. CATLETT, Prop. e280 ‘Al eave. between Vermontand Rhode Island aves. Full ocean view. P.O. Lox 44. gtd my H. HUGILL (ate of Gilsey- _Sy2-nat-tu.th: “s ELMO ‘OF V NO BAR. A safe, delichtful summer home tort lies. Accommodations tor 300. For pamphits. ivi | allinformation, apply to A. 8. Pratt & Sous, the Su | building, F stréet un w., orai the office of the Evenin Star. ‘Terms very reasonable. New fast train with | parlor car, leaves Sgshington 10-10 a.m. by Metro politan Brauch B. & 0. Round-trip tickets, good Until October 31, $8.50 from Washington AS: PEATE Proprietor, » oo iceg’ i know of no plaice more delcithul for © summers rest and enjoyment “MES, JOHN A LOGAN. * “Thad a most delightful stay at Rock Enon. AH. GARLAND. | * “The handsome service vf your bounatul | table formsa marked contrast to, that which charac- terizes summer resorts in general.” * | ‘MAJ. W. GWYNN, | eke. t ath know of no place where famiites ort | Bacon deview'ar mich beach ivt enjoyment an hoy can at Kock Enon Springs? S"* 30) ee T REYBURN,_ ta F, G. mite New Columbia: newly furnished: 9A) lern improvement: full ocean view: near Ai j hot and cold seawater baths. “S. W. GOLT.-tny2t-dun Cateeace Howse, a a N. J. New York ave., nes Free } bos to all trains,” Rates, & ot $i day. “J.M.CKINNIAN: Soa BEBKELEY SPEINGS AND BATHS, W. Va, B&O. RR, (Main Stem), THREE HOURS FROM WASHINGTOS ALKALINE THERMAL WATERS. nd its waters are famous. Private Baths and Swimming Pools, lanze and elegant. These watersare a specifi for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Skin, Kiduey and Nervous Diseases. Hotel capscity 600 ‘guests. Elegant Ball-Room and ‘Music. Write for illustrated and descriptive pamph- let. Round-trip tickets issued by B. & 0. KR. Pamphlets also at Star office. For information and Dooks see Ed. H. Dick, 613 7th st. nw. INO. T. TREGO, Pro} _Se7-2m. Berkeley Spru RENEE SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH Co. Va. Fauquier Wiite Sulphur Sprines. $9 Fauquier Co., Va. Both of these popular re- J Sorts will be open for the reception of nests JONE Isr. ‘Terms reduced. Circulars giving Tates and attrac: tions can be obtained at Shafer's Mineral Water Depot: Clerk, Riggs House, M's" "430. QRDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, va. ive pamphlets at Star office, Mises House,’ Milburn's, 1450, Pa aves and 00 Springs. Jurdan Springs BO. Va EC JORD my L1-dun LADIES’ GOODS. WILL REMOVE MEAP og est to 432 11th st. nw. Jaly"31. Corsets made io order, “A perfect ft guarunieed, Aiso,a fad tneot Shoulder Braces, keforin Waists, French Gorseta. tnd Bustles. pues seLs- ADIES' SEAL GARMENTS, ALTERED, DYED Litas MISS CUNNINGHAM’ 1310 Bth street we bets 8 and O ste, Jy14-3m Mus M. J. Prasos, 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH HAI GOODS, RUSSIAN BANGS. RHEA WAVES. Always in Order by Plain Combing. eras, We T'S. ANDRES, Supt. “| 5 | aay, aud hence the Coffee's scarcely HOWEVER, Like everything elee that has gained renown, some Person or persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation ft has attained by imitating the Name and ‘Brand, and attempting thereby to palun off an interior article for the genuine. THEREFORE, ‘Be sure and sce to it that either sacks or barrels read. “CERES.” And have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached, Nove genuine without the two gold medale. W. M. GALT & ©, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Deslers. a5 Esereratzy Deticrova BURCHELL'S FAMILY TEA. «Spring Lea, At 50c. a pound, ICED, ‘Will make the most refreshing beverage for the warm weather. For sale only at iB Agvo F BT. NW. Pararsco Froversa Muza, Established 1774. PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE PATENT, THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA, ‘This Flour has Jong been conceded tobe SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THIS COUNTRY All the best brands of American Flour are sold on European markets, where the “PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE" leads and commands decidedly more money, because tt makes the WHITEST, SWEETEST, AND MOST NUTRITIOUS BREAD. Ask your Grocer for it. ©. A. GAMBRILL MANUFACTURING 00, 18-t,th.s-6m _ 214 Commerce st.. Baltimore, Ma. ANDHELING JAVA COFFi never know what it is to di Best Coffee produced e tried a GEN! HELING. Very tew mer- chants’ sell it because of the muall proft it affords, | Stil we bave found after several years of constant | experiment In Keeping it rexulariy in stoc | sales'have sufticiently increased to ihore than make the difference, our sales of it having already reach marvelous proportions. This entirely overcomes an- Other: drawback so commonly experienced by others, ¥iz.; That of offering Coffee uot treahly Toasted, We | roast these woods every day, and more the Richest and Id whew de- YOUNGS Co., a6 | iveréd to the customer ELPHONZO. | 428 th st, bet. D and E. Za HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Best Cuancoat—Pacxen REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS at greatly reduoed prices. Croam Freezers, Jolly Tum- Dlers, Fruit Jars, Gas and Oil Cook Stoves, ‘Wire Window Screens, &e., at GbO. WATTS, a728.3m_314 7th st. n.w., 4th house above Pa. ave, J. By Lnere & Boo Formerly with P. Hanson A BIG BREAK IN THE PRICE OF WALL PAPER. ‘or the next thirty days we will well all White Back oc, Papers for 10c. per piece. ‘Ail 30c. Paper for Boe. per piece. All Goc. Paper for 40c. per piece. 10-inch Embossed. Gold Borders, 45c. Other Paper in proportion. All orders for work prumytly exoct J. b. LEPREUX & BRO., 508 7th st. sw, ‘7th street cars pass the door, mwy2-Sun | Ger Tae Best THE LEONARD DRY ATR CLEANARLY. RFFRIG- ERATORS, made in hard wood. ELEGANTLY CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL FILLED, and ZINC-LINED; every part removable for CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES, AIR-TIGHT LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of DRY COLD ALK aud first-class workmanship throughout. ¥RICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER GOOD RE- FRIGERATOR IN THE MARKET. W. H. HOEKE, ween ee Do Nor Prnouaser A Varox Stove until you 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, &¢. The only place where the geuuine Danforth Fluid can be ob- tained. W. 8. JENKS & CO, ap21 717 7th st. nw. Wart Pavers. P. HANSON HISS & CO, 815 15thst n. w. Wall Papers oy all grades, Friezes and Ceiling Decorations. Special attention given to Plain and Decorative Painting. Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds of In- terior Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection of our goods is respectfully solicited. ap? _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. A Roeverarioy AND A REVOLUTION, ‘The new ESTEY “PHILHARMONIC” ORGAN. An instrument far in adi ‘of the best Organ hith- ‘erto made, uated in POWER snd QUALITY OF TONE. UNIQUE EFFECT Al Ps. CHARACTERISTIC VQICING. 5) FULL SETS OF REEDS OF FIVE (3) OCIAVES EACH. All contained in Miguty, magnificent, wouwerfully compact case. Itisdesigned for Churches, — | 9:05 aim., . es ids — YOU WILL | pan. daily. For Boyd'sand interive di orld until you have | ‘that our | ently twice | de Grace, 1 Monte avery, New Orleans, Caltorma Pullinan Soryers Washingtos fo Montgomery, connecting with Pullinan Pariot Cart Montgomery to New 07 Pol ington to Augusta without chance iy exrert Sunday ‘ashinston and Obto @ivision leave Wash. ington 9:12 A.M.” Daily except Sunday-and § Aer ‘M.Daily; arrive Round Aull a nt 2 LOR M.; Returning leave Kound Hil (05 M Daily sed oP. M. Daily A.M. and 3 Through trains from t except Sunday, arriving Washingt opt puma r nigtow South via. Charlotte, Dan- pte and Lymatban arrive Washington's 1D AME and 8:23 PMC via baat Lene Lynch: Bone at 2040 4 bd vin Chee Ghio Route ahd Chariottewvilie st #40 °F. 9:47 AM. = Wickets, Sleep furmistved.and t Vain avetue, abd at Pansentet Katiroad, Gth aud BS streets : TANTOR: vo : General Passetuter Ageut ALTIMORE AND O1TO RAILROAD, Seheduie im effect, SUNDAY. JUNE 19m, i887, until furt notice. = - Teave Washington from Station corner ot New Jae we: © atrwet > a.m. and 9:40 pm.daiy, with, i weeping The 10-s.0uan i ited Express ior P and Chicago ae Pittabune at 8:30 pain, Chicas ). Noextra fare és chanved on this For Cincinnati, Louisville and §t. Louts daily st 3.15 pam. and-40 p.m. with thivush -coarives ahd Pai Hiecpitue ‘Garw 't0"Cincineata and” st Lee witht chauges 3:15 ps ‘nna aS Lona, are orniag at St Louse co fui train for toa For Pittsburg at 10-55 a2. and 8.55 p.m. daily to Pittaburg, Cleveland and Detro, with P and Siecuime Gare wo Pittsbune. poiuiegn Shenandoss Valley Railroad, tetween ndoah Junction and Latray taclusives 8-15'P. me daily except Sunday For Lexington aud Local Stations, 10-10 am. daily, Fer Harred “Ue Grace, Newark, Wilmington a Oa. nd 43 14 Phailee sly. Grace, Singerly ally. except Sit on Sundays, 60, 7:30, 8.20 and 150, 3:30, "80, 440, 5 90, 6:40 and 8-30 a.m. and 12:10 and day 830 aa eal rugton and Ratt. 50, ¢408-45 un and jutermediate points ut unday: 5-35 and 1-28 joatations 11 2 Bam. daily: Church: train leaves W fob on RUNdAy Ouly wt 145 pun, torpor ae ot Metro politan an For Prederick 10:10 a3. and 4:40 Pam. daily, except Bunday Forlingormown 10-10 am. and 5:30 pan, datly,ox cept Sundays : — ralus.arrive from the West daily 6:20, 7:20 a.m, 1B and $20 pun. ag fom Pointe on Shenandoah Valley RAR, 2:25 pm. “; ‘From Philadelphia, Chester, Wiaington and Havre su. nly vita, in. and 1-50end day, 10:38 aan, 6265 pin 4 From Havre de Gi ryan. Su From Harper's Ferry aud Vailey atiroad, 5615p @aily, except Sunday ne ‘Prony bres nou apply Baltimore and Qo Ticket omer, Wastiturt and Lok 14th «treet, where orders Uacwaxe W be Checked aid received ab cites SS amore, © LORD, G. P. Baltimore. TH Yass At,Washington jy at the om Zz THE NORTH Db SOUTHWESE, DOUBLE TRAC DID SCENERY. STEEL KAILS, MAGNIFICENT BQUIPME! x BT MAL IG LSBs IN ‘Trains leave Wastin, anton fen Stato coruer of het For Pittsburg aid. the streets, a Toll Went, Chicago Limited xy of Palace Sleeping Cars at #59 A. M daily, Ps Line, 9:00 A. M.daily to Cincinnati and St Louis, wath Sleeping Cars from Harristvune te and Bufict Car to st. Louis daily. ex: foChicago, with Sleeping Cart Shicaso. Western Express.at \ 10 P.M. daily, with Sleopiug Cape Washington to Chicago and St Louis, ad Hare Habune to Cleveland, couuecting st Herring Sith Chrowuch Sleopers for Lonaiavifie and Meri Pacite ‘Exprem, 10-00 PM daily for Plttabunt S80 Ge Wout with Ghrough Bien er o ALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For, Ene, Can Tua, liochester, Buffalo, Ni 162) Na ara Sake eta RS Baha er 3 Ito a Ree daily. excent Sunday For New Nork and thefbast. 7:25. 9-00, 11-00,and 31:40 AM. 2-00, 4-20, 10-08 and 11-20 PM 2a Sunday, 9:00 11550. AM. 2:00. 4:10, 10.00) 11:20 P.M. Limited Express of Pulliuan 2 ‘ars. 9:40 A.M. daily, except Sunday, and Mdaily, with Peunyivants Wk ania carn, Bonton without et 2:00 P. M. every day. rocky. N. fa all Uirvtch traiye once ah Pay its ty with boats of Brooklyn. Ampex, milange rect franafer ta Fulton strect avoiding Joune 220 P.M. Expres, 9.40 dayeand' 4:00 F St daily. ath en Baltimore. 6 40, 9-50, 13-00 11-40 AM 00, 4:00, 4:20, 422 4:40, 6-00, 8:1 dL 0 PM ery $54,.9500, 0 TEN ee For Pope ok 7:25 AM. and 4:40 P.O daily, For Autupolis. 725 AML, 12-05, 4:20 and 6.008. Guly, except Sunday. Sundays, 9:00 A.M, 4 1 ALEXANDRIA AND | FREDERICKSBURG Way AND ALLRANDIUA AND RAILRO: AD. For, Alexandria, 6:00, 6.4 and th 2 AC Oi Satay 2:15 uieht Tickets and information atthe office, northeast oor. ith street and Pennaylyaus ue ated a a here or to destination from, Lotels and residenoos ‘CHAS. E. PUGH, Geveral Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingled, ByTame_ | Senoolss CALS SE DEMS & BTATMAR, © 72™ | _2.R. WOOD. Genersi Passenger Avout, 2b =] 1 ~ GARVIS BUTLER, Ms > Bae . ae ns Fevons Derss Sirs sony HiaFacnewentacnD.c | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Manufactured 23, A ‘H, Briukmaun & Co. Baltimore, | _™519-3m 1217 Main st., Richmond, Va, AVES. 69! sth T= 35 aT A geome Cn Saeee er ears AND IMPROVED PATTI BUS' a —— as ® yom ow Ariymrecmcemtemte, | PRELRNOR Piston Dacera ppoe | Sbkeap ate Sarees es pisoace Breseee Manufactured by A-H. Brinkmann & Co. Baltimore, aay PR WEBEL Kimwale, | Fary tol ge: eon “my 28-n, cust FISCHER PIANOS. FISCHER ee eee SS Ce — L"5, For rentjand sold on easy terms. now AND FORTRESS MONROE. Do your own Dyeing at home, with SANDERS ESTAYMAN, RG PEERLESS DYES, my19-3m 934'F ot nw. | LAKE clecimtiy ii ything. They. everywhere. KK NNN A BBR EEE SATURDAY at 5. pm. stopping at Piney pace Loc a package a0 colors They have eo cea Reoxxx ss Ble and. returniu PY Heals Sisthesr ot Dolor of Non-taaine Qualities hey a5 BX RRS aa Ee sr See se ake Ferny & EVAXS 0 Deg | SRSRGRE SSR" ties Cine ad ak 027-00 Drugwist, 477 Pixos steainer. ‘Telephoie call—4. myi3-Omo NTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING EST IALLED ‘WORKMANSHIP 'TEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-ST. WHARF ANISEMENTAND Diz WORKS B00 G ana | UNEQU! BND DURABLE =e ordinge ns tar on Mottsy neck Grieg. hadiey’ and Gentlemen's Garments of all kinds | SECOND-HAND sEIANOS. A fine assortment of | Sos t wan mas iar ae or EVENTSG'DHESSES » spectaity’ ‘Greens, textes | Prominent makes at all prices: | Pat Pane Piuredaye dowu sud Motdaye cok rated! acy yeoneen nih am tists he aaemeieoen WM. KNABE & 00. ba mat 7, JONES, Agent That ‘loth. Blankels and, Gavia of SA ade ay 817 MarketSpace._[ | JOHN MoGAHEE, Ai a foe Le ISS ANNIE KE. (430 10¥H ST. N.W.. | Close roums: ‘summer. ‘Agent, ‘trips between BAL’ Sines Goreets to orderin very dptoandmsaus: | Syme for te HLL SUMNEIE ‘Ayon vei rindintrana Wasi ‘French Hand. Di ‘, Merino Underwear open JUNE 25. Parlor and sleeping cars from all Poin Eaten West. Wor brates Children's Copseta ad esi Corset (alias H's own my21-78t Superintendent, Cresson,Pa,_ | ™pt¢) tint for the price is ungurpassed. Tity Cee —— |. COLTON & BRO., FINAN ‘my30-2m hilice rown, Bt Many FINANCIAL. RE NJ ‘Sanitary arrangements perfect. ‘hock. hie jadi M. DAY. saBentmer, 3 Xow ee sep ovat, so 1s ore, itucky ave, near bop gSth rest (Corcoran Building R all hepoar * “Stlantie Ghoe8, 3. fat PIAVAIE STOCK wines Sei vtoaph? Jei-2m HS ot CME," OCEAN, Siia"G'W. BLObD Engleaide. KENTUCKY FiO Bae apl-im Al J. and, Ket ‘Excellent = P.O, Box 10: J. T, BfeLmkjo-m ‘Wormenty MANSION, x ‘L WISE, MANUFACTURER OF BRUSHES AN® : STABLE BROOMS, 1200 32d at, W. Washington, D.0, WASHINGTON, (ONGKE, pmILADELPEA gauxs WEITELY, HH. CeuGer Oscuen, Rl eseencS, cee or OR Commission all Classes of Railway ‘HEL DODGE, Resident Partnee Sears Rosette ene garding the through our wires: Siitaniote eee ha yok ber : ail tad Geiss ‘alte funda 6 wu wat 3,24 on Saturday only and must be ‘Ape BEKO, 0. Agents, ath Oftice: | _126-6m. iu NGS. PONS MVEA ee gta oe —— SHORT MOUEE To LONDOR. NOKDEUTSCHER OCEAN STEAMERS. ——s