Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1887, Page 5

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatlier. jicatic for the 24 hours coiameneing at 3 p.m. Foicthe District of columbia, Delaware, r. land and Virginia, stationary "temperature, east erly shifting to southerly winds, weather. Ar Bavw’s Boox Daraxtuxst: Dickens, 15 vols, gos; hiesst novels, 16. Call for Special Price. List. burcuTwoop Racks Friday, July 22, at 4 p.m. ng lamb and Washington dressed. beet: gctoucun i Kelly. stall 628 659 and 690: Center luarket, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty market. STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE, 411 7th st. LW. $1.50 TurxwowereRs now 50c. Hempler’s, Av.& 45. CIry AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Kexway’s THRATER.—Comic Opera and Variety. Paxoxama Bvr.prxc.—Battle of Bull Run, Avmueric Pank.—Roller Coaster. Condensed Locals. Arms were Issued to the newly-organized Fencl- bles yesterday afternoon—entirely new rifles of the latest Springfield pattern, with globe sights and wind gauges. rmory yesterday by Col. Cranford, quarter. of the District Guard, and stored at the arsenal. = case of Lavinia Gray, convicted in the Po- y ing stolen goods, and Pp al Court, bail In was taken in the Criminal Court to-day. A live male colored child, found on V street, be- tween I2th and 13th streets, this morning, was apt. Dixon on a vessel c, Was sentenced yesterday at Port de hanged. sand colored people went to Har- per’s Ferry to.day on the excursion given by the Asbury A.M. E. Church, Notwithstanding the fact \ins did not leave until 11 o'clock the jepot was packed with ptenickers before five cars, In two sections, were required wa. s before noon to-day Henry Stewat colored hod-carrier, fell from the top of the secon story of the DeAtive building, No. 1220 Pa. ave., on Which he was working. His injuries, however, Were not serious enouzh to prevent his resuming Work after eating his dinner. The case of John Hunt, colored, charged with striking his wife with a piteher some weeks ago, was tried in the Police Court today. It was shown that bis wife slapped him before he struck her, He was fined $20 or 60 days. ‘Tifose who ieave the elty during the summer can have Tux Stax matied to them for any length of and the address changed as often as desired. ‘subscription must be invariably pald in ad- Yanee J.B LYSLE TO BE BRO OF SWINDLING. For some time this summer there was in the city a well-dressed man, representing himself to ve J. E. Lysie, an agent of the Consumers’ Marble Co., of Philadelphia, Pa, with which he had for- merly been connected, but he disappeared from here last month: About June 21 Mr. Henry Brock, of the Congressional Hotel, who had cashed @ draft of $50 drawn by Lysie on the Consumers’ J had it returned to him protested, commu- with Detectives Raff and Carter. These tved information that the case above 45 not the only crooked transaction of Lysie"s, but that he had by similar means se- eured from Dalton & 75, ‘Thos. Kelleher, of Sth street, $50, and they at Set about ‘locating him. ’ He was first found i, and the next they heard of ‘Iphia, ‘The officers had him he was in ted here at on Saturday to the hiladelphia, and Lysk lay, and, the iact del ‘essary papers Were sent ©n, and Uae prisoner Is expected here to-day. Excursions. An excursion will be given by Christ Church Mission, East Washington, to Colonial Beach, to- lnorrow, on the steamer Arrowsmith. The boat Will leave at half-past 8 o'clock. n Division, No, 1, G. R. K. of P., will cursion to River View ‘on the steamer ngton Friday, the 22d inst. ayland Chapel has arranged an excursion to Bay Riage Frida: The sixth annual excursion of the Baltimore and Ohio employes, to be given Friday to Island Park, will afford & fne opportunity for visiting the historic and picturesque Harper's Ferry region, and enjoying the salubrious air and the pleasures of the delightful park. Roundtrip tickets will be sold from this city for $1. A program has been ar- Tanged, including speaking and imuste. Sales of Real Estate. Thos. J. Fisher £ Co., have sold for Mrs. D. P. Derby Black to Mr. Henry C. Jameson, lot 4, Square 157, for $18,870.89. R. H. Goldsborough & Ca., have sold for Mrs. May A. Coyle to Mr. Henry €. Jameson, part of lot 5, square 157, for $12,378. . H. Goldsborough & Co., have sold for Henry C. gaineson to Henry Wise Garnett, part of lot 4 and Jot 5, square 157. for $53,426.91. H. Wise Garnett has bougnt_of H.C. Jamison paris of lots 4 and 5, square 157, fronting 106.33 feet on the north side of Massachusetts avenue, between 17th and 18th ‘streets northwest, for Scion cctae Richmond” has, bought) for $25,000 part lot 23 square 165, (25.48 D¥ 110 feet) on If street, between Connecticut avenue and 17th streets Jobn S. Bliss, of Danbury, Conn., has bought of B. B. Bliss, for $35,000, twenty lots, in square 1046, on K street, Georgia avenue, and 14th street south east, in square 1077; one ‘on Kentucky avenue, between 13th and Ith streets southeast; six in Square 1045, on 13th, H, I, Pennsylvania avenue, and seven in square northeast of 1065, on 2 and Pennsylvania avenue, and 15th street south- east. A. M. Bliss, of Danbury, Conn., has bought of Mr. Wells, for $35,000, twenty lots, in square 1046, Six in square northeast of 1065, oné In square 1077, three In square 1065, and six in square 1045, imadge, of Stamford, Conn., has bought Wells, Tor 335,000, twenty jots tn square 1046, seven in square northeast of 1065, five in Square 1045, one In square 1077, and two in square 1065. Eleanor A. Evans has bought of Mr. Wells, for $5,575, lot 2, Sq. 51, 100 by 250, on L street, be- and 23d streets northwest. ges AN AGED Woman Hvxt.—About 9:30 o'clock Jast night as Mrs. Ann Johnson, aged sixty years, who resides 207 H street northeast was alight! from ear 73, Washington and. Georgetown Kalk Toad, at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and leventh street northwest, sue was thrown to the avement DY the car starting too soon, She was adly bruised about the body and had one wrist iptsing! oF broken. ‘She was taken to her home in acal : OWN YOUNG MAN.— lock yesterday afternoon a young man Was overcome by the heat on Sth street, beoween Eund P streets. He was taken to the Emergency ital, and attended by the physicians there, im a short time. “His body was removed to the morgue, and Was last evening taken to the dead-house at the asylum. No papers or marks upos his clothing could be found indicating bis hame or residence. He was about 5 ft. 10 in. in height, weli built, weighing 150 to 160 pounds, and had dark haif, dark gray eyes, a smooth face, clear cut, regular’ features, a rather prominent hose and high cheek bones, ‘and was attired in a alico Shirt. black sack coat and trousers, and 1Ow- crowned soit felt hat. On his left forearia in India jak 18 “No. 194,” “RB,” 3.0.” ‘THREATENED To SuooT Hts Wire.—In the Police Court, this morning, Geo. W. Bates, about ftty- five years old, Was charged by Officer A. C. Con- Stantine with carrying a revolver. The officer testified that last night he was at the wharf when the boat arrived frou: Lower Cedar Point. The de- Tenant's Wife complained to him that her hus- band had @ pistol and had threatened to shoot her. While she was talking the defendant came P and said: “Yes, — — you, I'll shoot you,” and ctempted to draw his revolver, when witness bbed It and took the weapon’ from hin. ‘The defendant admitted that he had the weapon in ls pocket, but denied that he made any attempt to draw it! He sald he went to the wharf to meet iis (Wife, Whotn he saw with an objectionable character. He did not deny the threaus He Was fined $50 Or sixty days He pald the tne, Coxrzapicrory the a Of Ge This morning in migomery, the ease “1 with a nameless of- n te person of a white man, Horace Mc- A the old St. Patrick's cemetery, on June called. Mr. E.'D, Wright, counsel for the r, asked tat the court-room be cleared reporters and y lestilled as to the offense, and «tue paruies were drunk. ‘The defendant and ‘Yeral of bis companions testified, denying that the uileuse Was committed, as alleged. Tux Nawes Wexe Nor Grvex. — Yesterday, in the Criminal Cort, the case of Jacob Jacovsol rged with keeping a bawdy house, on ap] ws the Police Court, was on trial’ ‘The first hess Was Julia Newman, and she testified that Lad from January 16 June 24 been to the house frequently and entertained visitors. Objec- Uon being made to defendant asking the names ofthe men, Mr. Cabill said that if the Edmund's act Was I force this Witness was Mabie. ‘The Lheory of the defense was that the prosecution Was a put-up Job, and they destred the witness to give ames Ulat she might be contradicted. ‘The pure decided that ‘the questions could be wered, but no hames were obtained. ‘The case Was concluded to-day by a verdict of guilty. No OUTRAGE ArTEMrreD.—The parents of Mary Licrbert, the girl who Was assaulted at her home, corner Of Ist and K streets northwest, as pub: Ushed Im yesterday's Srax, state that the aul nO Attempt to commit an outrage on kirl They Uunk that he 1s insane, as he acted so ‘trangely, claiming to bea policeman and refus- leave Lue premises, ——— Kowpenres Reroxrep.—Herbert E. Gill, No. 1608 «2 suet northwest, reports that his house was en- tered Monday through the second-story window, an eutrance was effected by cutting the slats le house Was ransacked Jrom top to abd wthing apd other articles were scattered about tue Poors. There was nothing stolen,—Vrank K. Gouldman, No. 3 E street southwest, Ln — = Lis house $39 in cash.—Wa CQ verry, NO. l4lv 6th street northwest, reports that -Tday afternoon his house was entered by cut- ng siats from a Wh and a lady's gold wateh ead chain, worth > Was stolen.—Samn'l Fry, «G10 G street soulawest, reports that Lis house } > entered Monday night and robbed of $10 } 72 of clotaing.—Mra" J. E sickles, No. « ‘Aa street, reports stolen trom her bureau “ ‘oe List Fiday @ gold watch and chain, eh ae gaa ‘The consequence Was that both teams batted for gten innings without reaching | a con- Cluston, and the game was rs, admirable work. Myers struck a batting streak, and, after making two nice base hits, sent the ball nearly to the center fence. Hanlon, Dy a wonderful running catch, prevented a three-bag- foe ia "taah ht tte vane Beatie while Brow Hanlon, and ‘Twitchell were the only visitors Who could touch Shaw's curves, The same clubs play again to-day. Whitney ts expected to pitch for the Washt and when he steps into the box he will be presented with a handsome moonstone ring, with carved Grecian head. The gift is from five ‘frequent visitors at Capitol Park, who take this way of attesting thelr appreciation of Whitney's steady work in the box plening t Saturday's gale ‘which enabled the ng in § game, which enal Washingtons to reach Sixth’ place in the ‘chain plonship race. ‘The donors are, Austin Herr, E. D. Carust, F. V. Barrett, H. P. Burney and R. M. Larner. The iat- ter Will’ make the presentation. Other games resulted as follows: Boston 3, Chi- cago 0; New York 10, Indianapolls 3; Philadelphia 9, Pittsburg 4; Louisville 12, Brooklyn 2; Baltl- more 2, St. Louis 2; 14 innings. Cleveland 4, Met- ropolitan 5. SOME FACTS ABOUT THE NEW TEMPERANCE HOME FOR ‘THEM. Miss L. 8. Weightman, secretary of the bureau of the department of the W. C. T. U., in charge of work among soldiers and sailors, writes to TuE Srax In relation to the Temperance Home for Sol- diers and Sailors, 329 Missouri avenue: “The name ‘Rehoboth’ has not been retained Decause 1t necessitated so much explanation. ‘This ‘Home’ established under the auspices of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, in the de- partment of work among soldiers and’ satlors, 1 the outcome of a deeply-felt necessity for a place Where such men might find, a reading room and, when desired, lodging, lunch, baths, &c., free from the temptation of the saloon. While we hope that in the future the institution may become self-supporting, yet for the present, we are largely dependent upon the bounty of our’ fellow-citizens and we have no fears of being disappointed. Ai- though so lately has the idea nm conceived and bas iu execution tha* few know of it, yet we have een the recipients of a number of gifts. From Gen. Gibson, Of the arsenal, has come one thousand neatly printed cards; from soldiers at Soldiers’ Home and arsenal some excellent daily and weekly papers; a contribution box, the work of one of the arsenal soldiers; curtain Seri from Trunnel & Clarke; Bibles from the Bible Society; Gospel Hymns from Mr. C. C, Pursell. Mr. Moses kindly furnished a number of chairs for use at our cedica- Uon services, while others were loaned by the Central Union Mission. We will be grateful if you will, trough your Vatuable colums,allow us to ex- press our thanks for these favors, and also for the Water-cooler loaned by Mr. Watts. Our ‘Home’ being now in {ts infancy and not at all upon It feet, we most earnestly solicit donations of money: or of any household articies. The cause is one to appeal to all classes of citizens, for our Army and Navy, while they stand ready to defend our per- sons and property, should find us willing to give them, as farasmay be, the home comforts and Influences which they have sacrificed. This is the aim of this establishment, for we feel that it 1s to the lack of tuts that may be largely attributed the drinking habits which tarnish the reputations of such numbers of our men, The Home will not close its doors to the citizen, but will gladly welcome them to all it may have to offer. The Temper- ance Home fs n charge of the bureau of work de- partment of soldiers and sailors, whose officers are as follows: Miss L. H. Chase, president; Mrs. E. B. Russell, vice-president; Miss L.S. Weightman, recording secretary; Mrs. G. Lawton Morgan, corresponding secretary; Miss Lena Hansman, treasurer; Mrs. Agnes Rowan, chaplain and resi- dent matron.” ee District Government Affairs. COMPLAINTS AND PETITIONS. ©. L. Wallstemer and others petition for shade trees on 1:3th street and N, between W and Bound- ary; referred to the engineer department. J. B. Suit makes application for license to store and sell gasoline at his place of business, No. 723 7th street northwest. D. L. Sturges, 1031 7th street northwest, desires a license to sell refined petrol- eum at 1031 7th street northwest. N. 8. Bates, 1233 17th street, medical inspector United states Navy, asks that the 17th-street sewer man-hole near his residence be altered, Bernard Leonard wants a sewer laid on the east side of 3d street southwest, from I to K streets, and street lamps on. H street, Between 3d and 43g Streets. The health oMicer reports foul and stagnant water in the alley in square 200. Dr. Hayward calls attention to a small hole in the concrete pavement. in front of his house at the northeast corner of 10th street and New York avenue northwest. Geo. H. Gaddis, market master of the Eastern Market,recommends, certain repairs in the market house. VITAL STATISTICS. The report of the Health Officer for the past week shows: Number of deaths, 112; white, 65; colored, 47. “Death rate per 1,000 per annim— white, '24.14; colored, 34.91; ‘total population, ZL73; 90 were under 5 years of age und 23 over 06 years. The principal causes of death were: Con- sumption, 8; diarrhoeal, 30; diphtheria, 1; typhoid fever, 2;' malarial fever, 3. Births reported, 44 Whlté, 36 colored. Marriages reported, 11 white, 7 MISCELLANEOUS. Assessor Ros A. Fish reports that the total value of taxable real estate in the District ts $112,373,- Pol the, value of Improvements during. the last seal Year, $4,081,000, of which $3,561,700 was in Washington, '$180,800 in West Washington, and $339,100 tn the county. ‘The Commissioners ‘demand of the inspectors a careful execution of their duties, and will hold them persenally responsible for aby losses to the District by reason of the improper weighing of cement ‘The Commisstoners have revoked the permit, formerly issued to Jno. Miller, to lay a side track from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks into square 713. Superintendent Cook, of the colored public schools reports In favor or renting Pilgrim Hall, On 10th street nortuwest, between S streets, for public school purposes. Tue I. 0. O. F. GRaxp Excaupuent.—The Grand Encampment, L. 0. 0. F., at its annual session last evening electéd officers as follows: Grand patri- arch, T. Waiter Fowler; grand high priest, Josiah Moffatt; grand senior Warden, F. A. Norway; grand junior warden, W. A. Whitcomb; grand Seribe, Joseph Burroughs; grand treasurer, John H. Seiffert; grand representative, Oliver Dufour. ee THE AGassiz Park Co.—At a meeting of the stockholders of the Agassiz Park Improvement Association, last evening, the following board of directors was elected: Curtis W. Holcomb, Eugene P. Speer, Sam’l M. Yeatman, Geo. Mason, ktobt. W. Ross, David C. Reinohl, Alvert H. Scott, Geo. B. Starkweather, Sidney B. Cunningham, E. L. Mat- Uce, and Chas. T. Yoder. These directors subse- quently met and elected the Ge aS for officers of the association: Curtis W. Holcomb, resident; Geo, Mason, first vice-president; Sidney . Cunninghain, second vice-presiaent; Albert H. Scott, secretary; David C. Relnohl, ‘treasurer: Geo. B. Starkweather, general manager, and au pa cominittee of five, viz., Kobt. W. Ross, Chas. T. Yoder, Rufus H. Darby, and Frank H. ‘Suckney. ——— FUNERAL oF STeraEN B. Rosstxa.—The funeral of Mr. Stephen B. Kobvins, of the Metropolitan Hotel, which took place yesterday“afternoon, was largely attended. Rev. Mr. Perry, pastor of St. Andrew's church, conducted the services. The remains Were interred in Oak Hill Cemetery. The pall- bearers were Mr. Crosby, of the National Hotel, Capt. P. G. Suaith, Dr. Roy, and Mr. Taylor. te Xo Ligur ox THe CuiNes® RossERy.—The police have investigated the all robbe1 of Hop Wah, the Chinaman who claimed to have been robbed of $605, as published in yesterday's Stak, but being unable to fully understand what they ‘Say, the officers know but little more about the robbery now than they did before they began to investigate It. The officers were unabie to obtain an interpreter at the Chinese legauion. They are unable to tell who the thieves are, and after having a talk with Ab Tone they aré convinced that he knew nothing of the robbery. Fava Suasu-Ur ON THE CANADIAN Pactric.— Two heavy freight trains on the Canadian Pacific Raflway were wrecked at Myrtle, 23 miles east of ‘Toronto, yesterday. One life was lost, one person seriously Injured, and the loss to the Company on rolling-stoek wilh reach 30,000. The eastward- bound train stopped at Myrtle for water, ana the semaphore placed it in the danger position. Not- Withstanding this the west-bound freight came undering along and crashed int stationary train. Engineer Andrews received internal inju- Hee, ‘which may prove fatnl. | Brakeman Jas, MeTntash was found beneath an upturned car, his Dody being crushed to a jelly. eee ‘Tesnixo Tux STarisrice.—At the, session of Dis- trict Assembly 30, K. of L., in Fall River, Mass, yesterday, the investigation was for the Of Lesting the statistics of Carroll D. Wright. It ‘Was represented that he obtained eight per cent of bis information from manutacturers, w) the investigations of the committee were based upeD Uestimony of operatives. Soo —___ DROWNED aT Oczan Vixw.—Two children of Frank Edwards, a colored attendant at one of the club-houses at Ocean View—a boy aged fourteen nd 'a girl of ten—were drowned near the View londay evening While bathing some distance from the club-bousee® ——_——ce0_____ Tue Vincixia ConsTRUcTiON ComPaNy.—At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Vil ginta Construction Company, held at Richmond RSS Seer sree ne ee ® c Wi and Jos, Bryan, ot Rich: Canemwat Covet—Judge emai, 2a Surety. Jao’ Caton, ; Jno, Moore Z 5 arraigned; piea not guilty. ham and Merrick. SE ee Affairs in West Washington. Avctios Satz ov Reat EsraTs.—Thos. Dowling, auctioneer, sold on Monday, at public auction, ‘Thos. J. Stanton, lots 14 and 15, in Gordon and Boulware’s subdivision of the Nichols’ property, each fronting 23 feet on the north side of P or a "ne 3 Blanton was gob iter’ Sene fone. Aitis afr. Stanton's NUISANcES.—Complaints of the failure of the dead-antinal wagon to put in an appearance here When needed ure kept up. A. dead dog of lange size has been allowed to remain at the corner of ‘27th and N streets since Sunday.—Tar, from bar- Tels on the lot corner Stoddard and Washington streets, has run into the gutters, and gets on the shoes of pedestrians.—Between the car tracks of — aeceropolteadt line, at the ane ee streets, a pool of stagnant water 2 {ed to remain for some days past, owing to the bad condition of the paving between the tracks, Steger IMPROVEMENTS.—The asphalting of ist street, from M street to the canal, has been com- pleted. Work will be resumed in a short while upon the lower end of 3ist street. SHIPPING News.—Schooner George M. Adams ar- rived to-day with 1,000 tons of ice from Kenne- ‘Dec.—Schooner Anhie F. Kranz cleared to-day ‘With 1,000 tons of coal for Boston.—Schooner An- ile ¥. Conlon arrived with 1,000 tons of ice from Kennebec.— Schooner 3. M. Bird cleared with 800 tons of coal for New Bedford. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 83; condition, 33; ‘Tecelving reservoir, temperature, 86; condition at horth connection, 18; condition at south connec- tion, 36; distributing reservotr—temperature, 85; condition at influent gate-house, 36; condition at effluent gate-house, 36. High-tide in the river to- Gay at 7227 a. mz low-tide av 2:16 p.m. Alexandria Atfairs, Reported for the EvENING STAR. ‘THE MiNox Crry ELEcTION.—The choice of minor officers of the city 1s a biennial occasion of special Interest here, and last might. the councit hal Racked at the great convention for tis purpose. Weigher of Hay Alccheson,!Town Clock Keeper La- tham, Medical Dispenser” Entwisle, Fire Chier Creighton, Fire Wardens Harlow, French, Wheat, anid Smoot, and Janitor Nightingill were unanimously re-elected. “Cornelius Cox was unan- imously chosen clty surveyor, vice Newby, there being but one noimination. The present’ physt- clans of the poor are Drs. O'Brien, Fairfax, Jones, nd Snowden, the latter not being'a candidate for re-election. brs, Birdsall, Ashby, ‘Thos. Gibson, Purvis, O'Brien, Jones, and Fairfax were nomina~ ted, and Dr. W. G. Ashby, Dr. C. W. Birdsall, Dr. M. O'Brien, and Dr. ‘’. Mi. Jones were chosen, With Dr. Birdsall as ieaith officer, vice Dr. Jones. ‘The election of captain, Meutenant and fifteen police- men Was then taken up. Capt. James Webster Was unanimously elected. For lleutenant of police the Vote stood; Lt. J. Smith, 14; Officer B. F. Bettice, 9, ‘The election for policemen then proceeded and on the first ballot fourteen were chosen as follows: Wm. C. Brenner, Joshua Sherwood, Jeremiah Franks, Gilbert Simpson, E. (Keith) Davis, Samuel ‘Teer, Nollo Henry, Pairlck Hayes, Wm. H. Bontz, Wm. 'f. Grady, Stephen Tay!or, Jas, McCuen, Wm. Ul. Price, Geo. W. Joues: the three last named being hew neh. After four nore ballots B. F. Bettice was elected the iifteenth officer. The readymen or substitutes of the poitce were then chosen as follows: 1st, Banner 'T. Young; 2d, B, McCann; 3d, A. J. Bedch, and 4th, Thos. Hayes. And thé convention adjourned. ‘THe MURDER TxIAL.—The trial of Douglas Kid- well and the other men indicted for the inurder of George Wertenbaker at St. Asaph Junction, on the 5th of July last, was resumed w-day at tle Cor- Poration Couri’ The morning was occupied in the presentation of additional evidence tor ne _prose- cution. ‘The prosecucion closed, and after some evidence for defense the argument to the jury was opened by Mr. Marbury tor the prosecution. Messrs. Greene and Brent followed, and it 1s ex- pected that the case will be given to the jury be- fore sunset, x Nores—Mr. John Shuster, who resides near Mount Vernon, and has relatives tn Washington, was found dead in bed here yesterday at Schwab's Hotel, in the Market Alley.” He had recently suf- fered very much from the heat.—Among the bid- ders for numbering houses here are H. I. Gregory and H. Baumgarten, of Washington.— Mrs. Julia Jennings has been badly hurt by ralling into the cellar of her house, on Henry street.—George Mason, colored, fell Of one of the Dulldings at Portner's brewery on Monday night and broke his arn, ee Killed by the Lightning. DR. WOLVERTON AND MES. ENT THE VICTIMS. A special to the Baltimore American from Prin- cess Anne, July 19, says: “A heavy thunder storm, accompanied by wind and rain, passed over this Section about 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the wind doing some damage to the growing crops and blowing down trees. The storm was severest in the northern part of the county, along the Wicomico River. On the farm of Jas. Ent, at the head of Wicomico Creek, lightning strack the welling-house, Killing Mrs, Eat and Dr. Wolver- ton instantly, ind stunning sir. Ent. When the storm Was first seen the family were in the sum- mer kitchen, which ts detached from and about 20 feet from tlie main building. Mr. Ent, his wife, two children, and Dr. Wolverton started’ from the kitchen toward the house, and had just reached the door, when the lightning struck the chimney of the main building, gilded down the corner of the house, and struck’sirs Ent and Dr. Wolverton, killing them instantly. Mr. Ent was temporarily stunned, but soon recovered. ‘The children were uninjured. Dr. Wolverton was a resident of Tren- ton, N. J., but for some months past has been visit- the ‘Ent family. He was a widower with no cnlldren. “Mfrs. Ent leaves two or three sail chil- a a ‘Tux DgALy Prancr.—Florence Mabel, the child of Policeman M. H. Carey, of Middleton, N. Y., met with @ siogular death Monday, Wiille eat ing peanuts a piece 1 in her throat, causin swelling of the bronchial tubes, which’ resul fatally. CoLORED PEOPLE AGITATED.—Some agitation exists among the colored people at Atlanta, Ga, over a slight to the colored teachers by the’man- agement of the Peabody Institute, All the colored teachers {ulled to attend yesterday, although Gov. Gordon was present to deliver the opening ad- dress. A dispatch from AUanta, says: The col. ored people fancied that they had been insulted by School Commissioner Orr, Dut now realize their mistake, and all will go on smoothly as ever. KLep Hoise.r Becavse His Doo Digp.—The family of John Harp, the gardener ut the Bryn Mawr Hotel, Pennsylvania, had a shepherd dog of which they Were very fond. ‘The especial care of ‘the dog was committed to Allan, the sixteen-year- old son of Mr. Harp, who was greatly attached to the animal and had romped and played with him for two years. Monday the dog died and youn; Allan was greatly affected. He paid a mourntul tribute to his pet by digging & neat grave in the garden back of the house, and even ‘prepared a small headstone, placing ‘a memorial tnscription thereon. Monday evening the report of a pistol was heard by the family and later the dead body of Allan was found lying across the newly-made grave of the dog, a bullet having passed turough is brain. ‘The right hand clutched a revolver and all the indications pomnt to a case of attachment and bereavement for a dumb beast probably with- out a parallel, ‘Tera TRIP OF THE VOLUNTEER.—A telegram from Boston last evening says: Considerable work was done on the sloop Volunteer at Lawiey’s Basin to- day. Her forestaysail was bent and the topmast sent up, An extra cloth has been put in the main- sail The cabin ftungs are nearly completed, and the rest of the sails will probably be bent to-mor- Tow. It is expected that on Thursday, at 11:35 a, m., the Volunteer will haul out from the busin into the stream, ship her center-board, and, if the weather is’ favorable, perhaps start on her trial trip. ‘There 18 great curiosity to see what she will do under sail, and a large fleet of yachts will, it 18 believed, follow her down the bay. BBR A OK KIINN N GGG. Bor Aa BS dey RS @ oe fa eK HN RNG 90 BSE HN NN OSS ABSOLUTELY PURF. ‘This 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, alam or Phosphate powders, Soup omny mm Caxs Horan Bakine FOWDER Gon 100 Wail street a & ial Cooxme Br Gus ‘A fall Hine of @AS COOKING STOVES On hand and for sale, mhS1 WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. Wi ‘SONS, ST. 5.W, ° ase, ‘Charcoal, Lime, Loe Camenta, Bo. HAN 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave. White, and Blue Flannel Boy’ Gra: Ag Aone at Auerbach’s ‘Depot and Sewing’ Ma Healthful Summer Drinks. A bottle of Raspberry Syru; ‘A bottle of Lime Juice, at 3 pice? in the home abottie of Blackberry Brandy, For Iced Tea— A pound of our Japan Tea, at 50c. ‘A pound of our Ooton; A pound of oar Englis Breaktast Tea, at 60c.. all prices, marked way down for our 60 days’ summer sale. 1 N. T. Merzgar & Bro. 500 Extra Fine Quality Flannel Sairts good Value at $2; all colors and 's Bieyele Shirt Depot and Sewing Ma- ‘chine Rooms, 7th and H, Collars engraved tree, Walford, & ‘Thermome 15c. up. City Optical st 487 Pa. ave, Banjos, Violins, Guitars and Strings Boating, Bicycling, Shirts for men and boys; al 50c, to $4, at, Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H. tention to mail orders. Morell’s wholesale and Traveling ~olors and sizes, from and retail, 734 6th st. n. W. Fifty fine cigars, $1 to $7. Ask for “Liederkranz” “The Queen of Beers.”—Moerle adulterated Cincinnati Beer ‘Mdapted for family use, 70. per doz Agency, 1208 “Royal Glue” mends ’em.—Boston Varieties $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 ey, best’ in the world for the money. DicGER’s, 9th near D st. Fresh Alaerney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk be. per quart. Orders by mati Seuuxe Orr: CLOSING OUT! OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF AT ACTUAL COST PRICE. One thousand yards Criuklod Ginghams (cash value New Style Lawns, 5. » Feduced to 15. DRESS GOODS! 125s) reduced to 74. ‘Lawns, finest quality, worth 25, DRESS GOODS! Immense assortment of Dress Goods in Checks, Stripes, and Fancy Styles; cash value 2 duced to 15. Remnants of Satinés; cash valne 25, re- anced to10. Black Brocade Silk Grenadines: cash value $1, reduced to 50 cents. Fancy Silks; cash value Black and colored Albatross, (finer than nun's veiling,) wide double width, all pure wool, 373. Beautiful Lawns, nearly one yard wide: 1234, reduced to 8. Cash Customers who buy $5 or over will receive a pair of HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS, worth 1. RRR TITT EEE RRR SS, Bieta Boy Rea gS 50, reduced to 3734. Oo AKA R e) Ro Rep wou a AR R T ERE ER R Sgs8 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. Woxvzerut Bancars LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS. Childrens’ Fine Kid Hand-Sewea Oxford Ties, and Opera Slippers, only 50c. ; worth 75c. ‘Misses’ Kid Oxfords, Patent-Leather trimmed, with ‘Tips, only 65c.; worth $1. Ladies’ and Misses Fine Opera Slippers, Kid-Lined, only 50c., worth 750. Ladies’ Fine Kid Oxfords, low-button and New- Ladies’ Curacoa Kid Hand-Sewed Tipped Oxfords, Patent-Leather Trimmed, only $1; worth $1.50. ‘Mens’ Low-Strap Ties, only $1; worth $1.50. Mens’ Fine-Embroidered Slippers, only 65c.; worth ‘THE STAR SHOE HOUSE, SUMMER _ RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. RAILROADS, c( be ta hon eee a raphe coun ‘Soom, good sun core OMA? a beat healthy town, Gentlemen witn tami- can leave Saturday afternoon and re- to onday Board ‘vest, Ghitaten halt price. JNO: We HARBAUGH. "iy20-0 OTEL HENLOPEN, Hi REHOBOTH, ‘BEACH, DEL. & express ‘daily. Opens June iti 25th. Je 1. THOMPSON, Propristor. a HENANDOAH ALUM VA_SIX VA- Siete taisera waters awe Tacs’ ceva ga ‘on 2,300 feet.” For and rates ad- dress A. J. MYERS. 3e18-2m" RAND UNION. ATLANTIC AVE, BETWEEN ART foo ara oe Aaa roomie J. W. BECHTEL, OS ‘AIR HAVEN HOTEL, FAIR HAVEN, MD. EX- tensive grounds, magnificent shade, laiwe roderstes liberal rates % fanuiiow; ae circa lars. No intoxicating liquor. OTEL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. iors torent Wn fytzmj_°? BORTON & MARSHY RIGHT HOUS: RENGBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, opens JUNE 15, Penusyl- Hotel. “Trains leare D. ia Railroad access direct to ‘Washington for Rehoboth Beach, Delawarer at’ 12: 7930/9 oa" Circulars at Bur oioe"Addvees WAT TE BERTON: Manager for Bright House Go Jel Bite FEET ABOVE TIDE WATER, ON 2,700 8°s onio tailroaa cLADSS a Ho%el. Hooms large and airy.” Terma mod- 9 erate. Pleasant Summer Resort, Open Year Lisi Found, (Dr. EH. BARTLETT, Prop. Oakland. an so R' ee ae SPRING: HARRISON- a Ulsan “Address E. 3 HOPI 3 STAL, OCEAN BEACH, N. J.—; frstclass lable, Mts" S C9, ee ( ie. b Miss CLEMENT, formerly of Delaware Hounefel-tie? QEASIDE EL, OCEAN CITY, MDa. & il be open for the reception of guests Only 1st. fro. MASSEY Vege Je28-1m Broprictor. K ISLAND, R L—HOTEL MANISSES; 15 niles at sea: delightful climate bare r BenaM diinage® jteed reacts Os oc 3 prices 2 © & BROWN. Send for ill. circular, Jez8-1m ATSKILL MOUNTAINS, ‘SAE A, LAKE GEORGE, "ADIRONDACKS. on and after SUNDAY, June 26, express trains on ‘West Shore Railroad will run’ Daily, except Sunday, to and from the Jersey City Station of the Pennsyi: yania Railroad, making close connections with fast traing to and from Waslinston. CATSKILL | MOUNTAIN EXPRESS. — Leave Jersey City Station st $:50 am. Ar rive Hotel Ruatershall, via Kingston 2:24 in-: Grand Hotel, 1:43 homicia, 12:55 pan. Mount House Stition, 1°25 p.m. ; Palenville, 1:30 pan; Dravwing-room Care dorsey City fo Grand Totel Sea: Hon and to Phanjela (or Hotel Kasterekill and Moun- tain House). SARATOGA AND. CATSKILL MT. EXPRESS. — Leave Philadelplia 8:20 am, Arrive Hotel Kauter- skill, via Kingston, 4:47 pau.; Grand. Hotel, 4:25 p. i. ; Pheenicia, 3:36 p.m. ; Mt. House Station, 4:15 p. ma Palenville, 420 p.m. Abnive Saratoga 3:50 Caldwe fe George, pm. Drawing-roomi Cars Philsdelphia to Grand Hotel Station and to Phonicia (for Hotel Ksaterskill and Mountain House), and New York to Saratoza, SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. SPECIAL — Leave Washington Arrive HX still via Kingston, 9:13 ban. Grand, Hotel, m. Drawing-room Care New York to Grand Hotel. Station, snd to Phanicis (for Hotel Kanterskill and: Mountain House), and Washington to Saratora ‘Purchase tickeis at Pennsylvania Railroad offices and connect In the Jersey City Station forall northern Fesorts by West Shore ‘Hailrond. Bagwage ‘checked through. .E. LAMBERT, | Je27-3m_ General Passenger Agent, New York, ISLAND, IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN ER A NEW MANAGEMENT. Having taken control of the hotel property at this famous resort,and having made many improvements, imcliding the entire refur- hishing of the’ hotel, I would respectfully solicit the tronage of its old admirers and the public. The thing facilities are unsurpassed, and fine fishing and huntiug are afforded. 5 Rates reduced to 82.50 per day, $12 weel pormonth. ‘Cam We reached trots Norfahk by steamer Accomack on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, or daily by P.&N.K.K For further particulars address rns HE CURLEW, ASBURY PARK, N. J.. COR.2D and Ocean avenues, the popular resort for Washington feople, bas been thoroughly re-' (Bs fect. Table excellent. Full view of the ocean: within 100 yards, E.R. KIRK. per month: medical attention free. Take fy akefield or Thompson, Address Dr. R. P. BCAKTS TON, River Springs P. O., Md. Je22-1in* LOMAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND. MD., will open June 2. ‘Terms: 1.50 per day, $9 per week and $30 per month," Special ar: Tangements for families. Will meet. Norfolk steamers at Finey Point wharf, Good sailing a Z ing. Boats for free. Address R. J. ADAMS & BRO, Piney Point, St, Mary's County, Ma. Refer to A.J. boualdson, 1133 dthst. me. and C. Xander, V11 Tih st. naw. Je21-ime 2B-taul” NGS AND BATH! Superior Iron Waters, Hamp- shire Co. W. Va, "This celebrated Mountaln Resort, for health and pleasure, baths of any, temperature, summer climate, Unsurpassed. Achart ing Summer hone, with Its néw Improvements. Opens June 1, accommodating 800 guests. For medical and gther estimouy send, for. pamphlet to D. BARTON MACKALL, Agent, 1334 F st., Washi jezi-Im WA. ELSA. THE LAKE VIEW HOTEL 18 SITUATED IN THE village of ins, N, Ys ado e famous Watkins Glen. It is 300 feet above as and overlooks Seneca Lake. 726 SEVENTH STREET. Tremexvovs Sacnrice Sacz Ts WEEK OF FINE CLOTHING OAK HALL, Corner 10th and F streets, PRICES TORN TO SHREDS. Seersucker Coats and Vests worth 82. Seersucker Coats and Vests worth Seersucker Coats and Vests worth Seersucker Coats and Vests worth. Cream Colored Mohair Coats and Ve or. Black Alpaca and Drap d'Ete Coats and Vests, for ar-sized tuen, or short and fat meu, long and uen, at yreatly reduced prices. lohiair Coats and Vests worth Norfolk Jackets worth #7 for Norfolk Jackets worth 49 for 84. Bicycle Punts n specialty. te Veats, irumense vari Prince Aibert Suits fro Blue Flannel Suits, fs Berge Suits worth 8 FOR Boys 14 TO 18, 5. its worth $7.50 y.at 50c. on the dollar. Se f Suita, which will iced mt the dollar, at.” ue Wal bo sci ‘ENTH AND F STS. Usvsva, Anvanraces. SEATON PERRY (Successor to Penny & Baormrn). PRIOR TO TAKING STOCK 18 OFFERING “UNUSUAL AD’ AGES” IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. “EXCLUSIVE STYLES" 1 EENS, REDUCED TO “RARE BARGAINS” 1 INDIA SILKS, AT 7. N FINEST FRENCH 8AT- PLAIN AND FIGURED AND 81. BSc. b GEE, ETAMINE, BA- ULL ROBES, AT “GREATLY RE IN BLACK AND KHADAMES ARB Gos. 1.50. FRANCAISE AND ON) PARASOLS, SUN WRAPS AND JACKETS. ALITY PRINTED BA- H GINGHAMS AND IMPORTED Wa S. ALL-WOOL FLANNELS FoR ALL-WOOL SEKGES CREAM AND IVORY WHITE RI “SPECIAL BARGAINS" 1 SURAHS, SATIN AND COLORED FA ENGALINES, AT 81. ING PRICES: BATHING SUITS. AL WOOL TENNIS AND CRICKET CLOTHS FROM S00 TO SCOTCH MAUDS AND TRAVE NEW ALL-WOOL SUMM. “BEST "MAKES" OF MERINO UNDERWEAI NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY, AND KID GLOVES. 6% PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY. Penny Buriprxa, Pennaylvanis ave, cor. 0th at, ——_____—.__3716_ HAT LOWEST HANDKERCHIEFS Azruvz N Druggist and Pharmacist, 24th and I and 2d and Dats. n.w, During the dull summer season I propose offering special inducements from time to time. First on the HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, For bleaching hair the very fashionable golden hue Every lady may bleach her own hair without any scarcely any expense compared charge you. Ihave slarge supply on hand, and will sell in desired quantity, large or small. 4 Hespovanrens For LAWN TENNIS, CROQUET, OUT-DOOR GaMEs, BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, trouble whatever and to what bair-dressers BABY COACHES, REDUCED BELOW cosT. CH. RUPPERT, 103, 405 7th st nwe Telephone and Telegraph Connections in the House. Newly and elegantly furnished throughout, has all modern improvements, Bowling Alley, Billiards, Cro- quet, Lawn Tennis, Hammocks. Swings, Music,&c.;A1so pigprictors of the National Hotel, Cleveland, on Char- lotte Harbor, Fla. BURRILL & SON, prop'rs. je4-3m HoR. ALBION, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Finest location in the Park. Hop evel turday. Fine Music, Table and ap] ments the best. Mra. G.H. PEMBERTON. jeS-2mr U ire DOUGLASS HOUSE, REHOBOTH City, Del. This beautiful hotel now open’ of the season, Reduced rates until the 15th Bogie ee ae ‘& COLE, Proprietors. |ONGRESS HALL. ATLANTIC CITY, Opened JUNE 25. 1887. Accommodate Pf) 500, Music all the season. _sef-2m MILO M. POTTER, Manager. NNHURST, MI NAVE. AT- lantic City, N. J. House entirely new pituated near Scent; inodern unproveiments for spring ‘Open ex my? GAMES HOOD. SBURY PARK, N. J. VICTORIA, FAMILY A “fotel: 5th ave bivck from ocean, table appoint- ente ffst-class;' modern “conveniences; accommodates eighty. Terms reduced for Sune and September, “MISS 5. REMPE. Le x OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. Va. (55 miles from Washington). ‘High elevation among the mountains, free from malaria and mosquitos. Spring beds. Five min- per drivg from B-4ud'Q.devot. Board second to none ‘erms—86 per week: years, half price. my17-3m KS. 8. EL LOVETT, Propr. HoT a ‘APE MAY, N. J.’ Beautifully located, within fifty feet of ‘the, Ocean. Strictly first class, containing all modern. provements, with fire escapes and perfect drains 1H. MILDRED 1¥28-2m_ Proprietor. ‘TLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD, A ieNow open tortie season of 168% Circulars at this ofice, 2 P. m Wik SULPHUR SPRINGS, BATH CO, VA, are now open; the largest and most do- Jchtfal svimening pool od is safaris CRY feo temperature 98°: flow of water 6,000 sallons Per ininute;a specific for rheumatism, gout ia, sciatica and kindred diseases; malaria. unknown: ho musguitoes; elevation, 2.500: surrounding moun- tains 3.500 fect: wood fires; bring warm clothing, Famphlets to be nad’ at, O13 Ponngyivania ave. or ot the proprietor; sen jashington "refer- ences. JNO. L. EUBANE myl FIVE ALDINE, CAPE MAY, N.J,, DECATUR 8ST, frst house tom the beach; open for the season 1887, Strictly first-class” Correspond-' ence solicited. . THEO. MUELLER, Prop. “my24-10W F Wine Le _ P.O. Box 1016. mbi5-1m JyT-Tun ‘OORE'S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, Arenal ee 2:50 per day, #5 pe $9. Ten Pun, Croquet tree Livery attached fen Pils, Croquet Frees Livery a nd Thompson HERBERT ¥. MOORE, Prop. TP 8E QOEAN HOURE, ATLANTIC CITY, .,Replete with all modern, convent ‘now open. to former patrons an friends, under the management of 3. A: REID oes IBOEHLER’S CITY PARK is ee York ave, and 1st gt Washi Do. ‘Bea uated, overlookii a ae = ent Ince ‘itted in’ every. way, and F nents added, making it the most suitable Picnics Exearsione "Social eutions ‘and Parties: “Bowling Alleys, Shooting Galleries, stasis Stands ko, A'lapre Bar, with asoloction of Wines ofall 00 “Also Bail oom and bavidion, Wit all Anscclations, ie, grounds Tain prepared to offer mat berah areas Sapam 'N. LOCHBOEHLER, Proprietor. CaEsBON ‘SPRINGS, PENNA, MAIN LINE PENNA. RAILROAD. ‘On top of Allegheny Mountains. . sarge ata HOUSE NE 25. Parlor and sleeping cars from Soll SPeR.Tund West. Wor" cpula ee cakes ~ my21-78t Superintendent, Cresson, Pa § IMMER RESORT Con PRIA mo, Set 1¥30-2m. ‘Miles Town, St Mary's o., THE REVERE, ATLANTIC iN Sun Na aaa abe, Oppouie ‘rlehtons dene missed M. DAY. Sep ovaL” ‘Kentucky noe aa ete 1Stoapl7 jel-2m_ “ ‘Age OCEAN KENTUCKY, Sa Batata cee fOgae G. W. Engleside. L-. othe apl-lm WSCC om xeergorr ave, sear fee net te 1-2 ity. ae aire ee iGRESS| AG] ATLANTIO bar eee POREST Ix, FOREST GLEN MD. rome ado: R Eoniy ‘8 miles from’ und. by PuepMoNT AIR ‘ Schedule in $20.4, M— Bast, Tone. Mail Dail Hoare ant Seatpost cad’ Now riesny on to New Orleans. Dail; TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. ey 4 fe apbodninenta pasar guests JUNE 1, bef Mountain, one-half mu! Branch: focstion high week. J. M. VELES, Prom (aS SESE Sees Opens Saturday, Sune25, 1887. Boaut situated. ns Elevator electric ball, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF RE b TES: ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR Ttis without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machinery tnvented up to the present time, but they produce Flour UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. To prove that, we would simply state that a large quantity of ‘this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Kurope ‘and eaten at the principal courts of the old world. ree & Ohio and Stations’ be" Pullman’ Sieapar i connection with Pullman Sleepers Orie a Kgechuny eck ‘Atlante, Birt tas and Californ Yourte adages: Auauta to New for"Birminehiain, Vic . 1006 F st n.w. \ALBOTT HO Aspect janday for Maneesa, i soaeh to Warrentan f = : ae b om for Fauguer } Connects at Riverton with 8. ¥ ok Mt Western ville, Chariotterliee Summer resorts on and ear Line af Chee, and Ute Pullman Slecrers ad ot Tyne Wi om, Memphis, cinta, | Throweh i tioned ST, ‘The larrest and leading In perfect sanitary be. Cnexcelled cuisine y INDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS, BLUE Witte region. W. MH IC: reasons re ‘ave. oF address, ‘Like everything else that has gained renown, some Person or persons are trying to take advantage of the Teputation it has attained by imitating the Name and Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off ap inferior article for the genuine. THEREFORE, ‘Bo sure and ace to it that cither sacks or barrels read, ¥, New Orleans, ‘re Washington an Parlor Gare ab Sieeyers Wash- usta without change; also Pullman aleoper, Wasiingion to Greenbrier Whi Go. (New Windsor, fo Montgomery, facton tg Aur necting with Pu ‘CHALFONTE, ATLANTIO Ny improvemen' E. ROBERTS £305 HOUSE— ATLANTIC CITY, ay All the Year. jot and ‘Sea Baths; Steam Heat. Whio division leave Wash. ington B12 A.M .. Bi Day’ arrive Hund A 830 AM. and 3:55 F. trains from the Sout bur, arrive in Dune at 10:45 A. And have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached, None genuine without the two gold medals. ONT y, HOTEL—BLI EBIDS! 67 miles northwest of Baltimore, '2i hours, les northwest ore, 2 enery and pure air and water, For terms pure air For . POWER, Manager, late of Dela- ware Water Gap House, Pa. ‘ashineton 8.10 A.M. Bristol and Lynet te and Charlottesville at #40 P.M: reservation and_informatic checked at othe 00 Feneee Passenger Nal Raliroad Oth aha Bache W. M. GALT & Co. ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. Jas. 1. TAYLOR. between Vermont and Rhod P. 0. Box 44, LLL Cate of Gllwey)-— JFRALTIMORE AND OlIO RAILROAD. je im effect, SUNDAY. JUNE 19th, 2887, unitl further notice, 5 Leave Washington from sey avenue and C street for Chicago, 10:5 through coaches and sleeping cars. & Fast Limited Expres in Pittsburg at $30 p. ing at 9:50. Noextra fare 4s changed on this train foe Fog Cincinnati, Louisville and St, Louis dail mn. and 9:40 pin. with through ‘coaches eoping Cars to” Cincinnats and St. Low 3 «fast limited: train to Cx AND MINERAL, tie ‘MOUNTAINS’ NO BAR. A safe, deligutiul summer home for famt- iodations for 300. For pamphiets. giving apply to A.S. Pratt & Sons, the Sun rat the office of the Evening . New fast train, with m 10:10 a. m., by Metro Round-trip tickets, good Esercrarzy Dexicrovs BURCHELL'S FAMILY TEA, (Spring Lea, At 50c. a pound, tion comer of New Jor all information, 40 pm. daily, wit » F street 2. W., i ferme very reasonable. cf politan Branch B. & 0. ‘until October 31, $8.50 from W: AS. * * * “I know of no place more delight ‘summer's rest aud enjoyment.” “Ted a most delightful stay at Hore Bok *,*,° “‘Tpad a mos Stay at aie eH GARLA * * * “The handsome service of fable formea marked contrast to, that which charac- ‘summer resorts in general.” * * * ‘MAJ, W. GWYNN. know of no place;where families orinva- ‘as much health’ and enjoyment as they ‘can at Rock Enon Springs.” * ** y30 DR. ROBERT REYBURN. BBITT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. J., 01 posite New Columbia: newly furnished : lern iinprovements: fm hot and cold seawater baths, "'S. ATLANTIC AVE. ie LAX. new. B.0.Box 44. i. HUGILL (late of Gilsey.) ‘ARAC™ HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, . J phe Sa ang ee ins. Hates, 82.0 z MRINNIAN: 3 BEBEELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, W B&O. RK, Qlain 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. Those watersare a specific for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Skin, Kidney and Nervous Diseases. Hotel capacity 600 ‘guests. Elegant Ball-Room and ‘Music. Write for illustrated and descriptive pamph- let. Round-trip tickets issued by B. & 0. RR. Pamphlets also at Star office. For information and books see Ed. H. Dick, 613 7th st. n.w, INO. T. TREGO, Prop., Berkeley Springs, W. Va, RENEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH CO. ry (ite Sulphur Springs th of these popular re- ‘sorts will be open for the reception of guests JONE 1sx. ‘Terins reduced. Circulars saving rates tions can be obtained at Shater's M & Stevens, cor. 9th and Proprietor. “It. G. Tiicago next mone ‘Wil make the most refreshing beverage for the warm weather. For sale only at 1825 F ST. N. W. 40 pan. Noextra fare is cl leveland aud Detrott, with Parlor For points on Shenandoal Valley Railroad, between om and Luray inclusive: 3:15 p. a. ct ive ANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. — YOU WILL Sts cay Oenize never know what itis to drink the Kicl chants sell it because of the small prof SS periment in keeping it regularly’ have sufficiently increased to more than make uj the difference, our sales of it having already reach rtions. This eutirely overcomes au- so commonly experienced aday, and hence the red to 428 9th at, bet. D and years uf constant nil ocean view: near. ‘Stock, that our | . GOLT. my2l-om Tic CITY, NaF by gthers, ee ‘day, atid more fre ‘Coffee ts. acate For Baltimore 30 and. m0 1 30,435, 4.40, 5 itimore on Sundays 6.36, 7: 1.30, 3:30, 4:30, 4:40, 5 $30, 6:40,7:30, 0457 08S IO, 645, 730, Bas YOUNGS CO., 3x8 For Aunapous 6:40 4235p, Best Cuancoar—Pac REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS cen. Cream Freezers. Jelly Tam- jars, Gas. book Stoves, vindow Screens, &e. een Pan. for principal Sunday stops at all intermediate pot | Stations. For GEO. WATTS, 314 7th st. nw., th house above Pa ave. « B, Lernenx & Bro, ith P. Hanson Hiss & Co, THE PRICE OF WALL PAPER. Pam. daily, except Sunday. retown 10:10 am. and 5.30 pan. daily, om from the West daily 6:20, 7:20 am, henandoah Valley RR, 1:15 p.m. From Philadelphia, Chester, Wilmington and Havre 330 pan. daily. A BIG BREAK For the next thirty days we will sell all Ail 50c. Paper for Ali G5c. Paper for 40c. per piece. 10-inch Embossed ‘Other Paper in proportion. 4 S08 7th st... oc. per leo. Gold Borders. 45c. ‘all pointe vorth of Balt From Aunapolis, 823 _7th street cars pass the door. Ger Te Besr THE LEONARD DRY AIR CLEANARLE REFRIG- in hard wood, ELEGANTLY CABELL MADDUX, Clerk, Rigzs House, M'g"r. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Descripuve pamphlets at Star office, Ay Kiggs House, Milburn’s, 1429 Pa. av springs ERATORS, made CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, FILLED, and ZINC-LINED; every part removable for all METAL SHELVES, AIR- LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of COLD ALK, aud first-class LEARING SALE PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER GOOD RE- FRIGEBATOR IN THE MAREET, W.H. HOEKE, 801 Market Space. i th street, where orders will be taken for baggage W be checked and recel ved ab o C.K. LORD, G.P.A, ree Paas'r Ag't, Washington. Jy Pennsylvania ave OF CHINA, CROCKERY AND HOUSE-FURNISH- Manager, PERCY G. SMITH, F Envy Rerniorratora, WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES, THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE. THE LORILLARD REFRIGERATORS; BEST KNOWN FOR CLUBS, HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. FOR TEN DAYS ONLY, PENNSYLV ANT! THE Es DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS. on from Station, comer of Sixth ‘and Ba For Pittsburg and the West, ¢ Care at 50 A.M daily lly to Cincinnati and St. Lowa, larrisbury t) Ciuettiuate nily, except Saturday, ‘with Sleeping Cars from and Buffet Car to St. Lou foChicago, with Sleoping Cur Ait -1a to Clucaso, tT he r ‘M. W. BEVERIDGE, IMPORTER OF CHINA, No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, AGENT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- Do Nor Przcmse A Varo ‘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, &c. Theouly place where the genuine Danforth Fluid can be ob- tained. xp ashington to Chicago and ty Cleveland, ‘connestin pers for Louisville: 0:00 P.M. daily for and the West, with through Sieeper Harrisbung t P.M. pt Saturday, with Palace rt, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:50 and the§East. 7:25. 9.00, Cars Washinigton For Williamapor M. daily ¥. For New kori 15 PER CENT OFF ON ALL REFRIGERATORS AND WATER COOLERS. HOLLANDER, Acer, ited Express of Pullinan Parl Care. 9:40 4M. daily, except Sunday, and 4:1 P.M. daily, with Peunsy] ‘Boston without change, W. 8. JENES & CO, 717 Tthst. nw. J 084Na TATE LoTTERY. for to Fulton street jew York City. 9-00 11-00, and 11:40 A. )and 11-20 PMC _ap2L Wax Pirens. P. HANSON HISS & 00, 815 15thet mw. Wali Papers of all grades, Friezes and Ceiling Decorations. Special attention given to Plain and Decorative CAPITAL PRIZE $150,000. “We do hereby upervise the arrange ‘ments for all the Monthly and Semi-Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in pers manage and control the Drawings themselves, and that the same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and in ries, and we wiithorize the Oom- fac-similes of our signa- Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds of In- terior Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection of our goods is respectfully solicited. __PIANOS AND ORGANS. A Revetariox AND A REVOLUTION. ESTEY “PHILHARMONIC” ORGAN. it far ip advance of the best Organ hith- equaled in TY OF TONE. UNIQUE EFFECTS. CHARACTERISTIC VOICING. FIVE (3) FULL SETS OF REEDS OF FIVE () ic. All contained in {tis designed for Churches, good faith toward alt vany lo use this certi tures attached, in ite advertisements: ”AD. For Alexandria, 6. ‘Richmond ‘apd the South, 6.09. 10 57 AM. daily, ‘Trains leave Alexanai E 2 and ‘10, {exci Monday. On Sunday at 800-040. except Sunday. Commissioners. We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers will Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lotteries be presented at our counters. OCTAVES EACH. papels, Saloon Parlor ‘SANDERS & STAYMAN, GARVIS BUTLER, Manager.) rs [FESO ne misiana Nati PIERRE LANAU Laanise Praxos. DECEEE BROS, Pres Union National Bank. PIANOS. DECKER BROS PIANOS, WEBER POTOMAC RIVER BOATS._ FAVES 67 ‘every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY RIDAY, at 7 a. m., for all Potomac Kiver Landings, aa ‘Cirrioman, and Loouardtown extends her trip to Piney Point and rwt-clasn, 90 centag Je20-1 FISCHER UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! WSS SXRRERS NDEKS & STAYMAN, OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED a ae, far as Nomini, Kinsale. Fare to all landings second-class, 25 cents. ORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. ‘Low fares. ‘The popular, safe and fast Steamer LAKE, elegantly. fu street" wharf Mi SATURDAY at 5 and LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. ted in 1868 for twenty-five for Faucational and Charit aro ,000,000—to which a reserve fund ‘has since been added. te its franchise was ‘Btate Constitution sdopted ‘an overwhelming ‘WORKMANSHIP ; (OS. A fine assortment of ‘PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. ENABE & \7 Market: UNEQUALLED JX TON SECOND-HAND PIAN ly Lottery ever voted on and indorsed by the | Prominent makes MAC TRANSPORTATION LINE wc. Srophoesn, ™m “BALTIMUKE aud WASTE ‘til endings ou the Potomac ‘Baltimore Tuesdays abd 2 jon Sunday 4 p.m. SPHENSON & BHO. ayant, “Tt Steet Whee, . $419:0000h wt. a. 12th ond Peun sve mw. AC RIVER LANDINGS. N STEAMER “"WAl ‘wharf on MONDAYS, Returning JUNDAY pam, touching at River. iui Crock, “Curriouanty, Tt never scales or postpones. Its gre, Tore nena pion months (June and. take ere AL TUNITY TUNE. EIGI GRAND DRAWIN IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW FURSDAY, AUGUST Kranich and Bach CAPITAL PRIZE, €150,000. lotice—Tickets Dollars. y- Halves, esthen Fishes 6 Teute 6 = il dest for cash. Tuning and repairing Evwa F. Droor, 925 PENNSYSVANIA AVENUR, Bole Agent for THURSDAYS ‘TUESDAY: LIST OF PRIZES. CAPITAL PRIZE OF + TO NE} for rates to clubs should be made only to ‘of the Company in New Orlesns. ee « Havre), ii aan; Elbe, wards ‘according wo steerage at low, io. APF DAUDE, 515 Peon. ave.