Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the 24 hours commencing at 3 p.m. For the District of Columbia, Marylan ginia, local rains, winds generally easterly, except Variable in Southern Virginia, stationary Umpera- ture. Es “Ix Union THERE 18 ne ‘union of the rare ingredients of which Eastman’s TKENGTH,” and in the and Vir- On the Track of Boy Burgiars. A GANG WHO ROB DWELLINGS WHILE THE OCCU- PANTS ARK OUT OF THE CITY. Almost every day during the past two or three ‘Weeks at least one robbery has been reported to the police, and detectives Carter and Mahon have house were absent at the seashore or in the been trying to get a clue to the burglars. In each case investigated, the occupants of tne robbed Outside Base Ball Stands, ‘THR QUESTION JUDGE SNELL HAS TO DECIDE, ‘This morning, in the Police Court, Mr. Thos.Con- ‘way, Who lives at No. 14 Massachusetts avenue, country. ‘The houses were entered by either cut- | will increase the ‘of the base ball associa~ Aloha Perfume is made, we obtain not only | ting slats trom the Tear window, or crawling | don. Thealleged, om of law consiste in the ‘Strength but delicacy and fragrance. through a broken Dasement window. | One i erection over the defendant's woodshed of s sand = os enter in this way Was that of Mr. Herbert who are fine Fortmars. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Paava | Na tis 0 street horthwest, on Tues ight: | small fee to see the base ball games. Pout Razons kept in good condition free, Cutler, 487 | The officers learned yesterday that the DUrgl ‘the evidence of Mr. King, and took the case Pennsylvania avenue. Were three smail boys, the youngest about thirteen | under consideration. Mr. Williams said the mat- see Fears old and the eldest about seventeen. This in- | ter was of some importance, as there were several Barontwoop Races Friday, July 22, at 4 p. m. formation was obtained when the officers went to | other such stands erected in that locality, the = s ciate ar, | !2¥estigate two robberies which recently occurred | owners of which would be ‘by the decision Sere POS ur masa ndust Deataite Popular, | in East Washington, one at No. 120 Eleventh | in this case. ‘The judge he would and juicing by our imany tail orders must be @ | street and the other at No. 504 A street southeast. | decide ‘the defendant, but he lke to Kreat, convenience, espectally to those Who are at | ‘The boys who are suspected of robbing the houses | hear aruumentect BS che edition OE re Ee es aes On Mountaln or at seaside. A | were seen by children in the neighborhood, who | the “structure” which the defendant 1s Shoes or ‘Slippers in the United FUSSELL'S Ick-CREAM. ‘Tuose suffering from odorous _persptration con- sult Mme. Payne’s ad. under Professionals, $1.50 TaExMomeTERs now 50c. Hempler’s, AV.& 434. CITY AND DISTRICT. — musements To-night. Kenwan’s TueaTex.—Comie Opera and Variety. Paxonama Beipise.—Battle of Bull Run, Avutgric Paxx.—Roller Coaster. — Condensed Locals, At the Columbia Athletic Grounds, on Analostan nd, last evening, a match game Of tennis was Keds, aud McCauley, of Te played, both won by by ascore_of 6 to 2 and the a score of G6 to 5. The doubles were 2 until next Wednesday. Last evening, about Si o'clock, a coal-ott lamy exploded in the nouse of Jno. A. Bayless, cor. 2 and G streets southwest, and Mary E. Sales, & had her hands badly burned. ‘d infant in Armory night, aud It Was Sent to St. Ann's oMcer Leightbrown found a dead colored intantin the aliey between Ist, 2d, F and G streets southwest, Jacob P. Angney was to-day released on $6,000 Dail turnisued by Augustus de Grummond and Louts ¢. Main. ‘The exse of George Jackson, allas “Buck” Dray ton, colored, charged With cutting Andrew Black- dura w wou the 4th of July, 23 published in Tue Stak at the thue, was tried ‘in the Police Court to-day, and the case was sent to the grand jury. Mir. Lorenzo Rice was in the Police Court to-day charged with allowing his horse to bite the bark from tree near the Commissioner's office, and a Bine of & was imposed. Those who leave the city during the summer can vm for any length of ddress changed as often as desired. ‘The ‘subscription must be invariably pald in ad- vance ‘Edward B. Cook, No. 504.4 ts that between Land reet southeast, re- o’elock yesterday’ his jouse Was entered by forcing a rear basement ‘Window open with a chisel, and robbed of $11.50 4m money and a palr of gold cull buttons. have been a resident of Al and Was drowned, thts District, fel! at loek 21 of the Great Falls. ‘The verdict of the Alexandria, (Va.) jury in the case of the man charged with the murder of young Wertenbaker causes much unfav 4m this city, particularly comment ‘he railroad men. ALABOREX OVERCOME BY THE HEAT FUT INTO A POLICE CELL, WHEKE HE DIED SHORTLY AFTER- WARD. Jas. Foley, the man who died in a cell at the sixth preciuct station Monday, was buried yeste Coroner Patterson viewed the eertiticate of death from sun- by Officer Burdett and a Monday afternoon, on a .2 was found dead by the rafter midniznt. Keiatlves of the > wd hot been away from © hours before he dropped nd they don’t believe was arrested, Real Estate. have bought of R. R. rustees, loc 12, square At southeast corner of 7th aud f Felix Memegyetetal., 10,000, 100 17, in tin and $% streets. © of Beverly Hoi 4 square 206, © Of 4th street, be- ‘Tre Perxau Puaraxx Cowrxe 1x Ocroser—The Putnam Piouanx of Harciocd, Conn, decided last night a to Washington and Hsaltino Phas company ts 6 art T e old continental unl- is similar to that of te herves of the rev Is MeMony oF memory of the Lite B A. MLE Church, # A. Me E. eh 1.” The “ve Jas. A. Hand: servic ening ” cs kev. C. if. Fitzhugh. Rev. T. G. Ste orot the Metropolitan church, and Rev, |. 0. Johnson deliv ‘ulogies, ‘and short addresses Were made by otners, ——— A Suicnt Frae.— fire broke out fn the upner story «No. 437 New Jersey avenue this morning The fire department quickly re= he alarin and in a few minutes extin- shed the fire, which fs said to have been caused F a coai-otl stove: damage slight. _ He Dewtes THe Cuanor.—The case of the man Who gave his name as Samuel P. Kendal when ar- Tested yestentay on a charge of indecently assault. ‘olored girls, was called to the attention Snell to-day, and was continued until . The defendant. who savs he resides nm Alexandria, denies the charge. He gave bail and was released. Mrtnopis RECwtow aT PEN-Mar.—A reunion of Methodists began at Pen-Mar yesterday, there be- ing about 500 persons present from New Yori New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Vir. ginfa, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. Right Rev. Bishop Andrews presided, and an ad- dress of We! Was made by A."K. Seyster. Bishop Andrews made an address on “Some Lead- Ing Charac Methodism:” Rev. Dr. H. A. Baltz, of Drew Theological odism and Fai = President of Di 6f that Institution, elty, on “Methodism and Reform. posed to meet annually at Pen-Mar. The following from this city were appointed on the advisory commit Mee: ‘The Rev. Messrs J. H. Dashie Elliott, of this Tris Reiley, DD., Wm. 8. Fitwards, DD. and Messrs’ B. H, Steinmetz, E. Birch, David T. Cissel, and Samuel H. Waiker. A Missive Max.—Inquiry was made headquarters this morning as to the whereabouts Of Jno. Fredd, forty-two years old, who lives in Kansas City. "He has been here for his health, and Monday he recetved a money order from his home. He left bis boarding-h <0. 651 G street south- ‘West, to have his money order cashed. He did not Feturn to his boardti 4 has not been Seen sinee. is trunk fs at the boarding-house, ‘Where he left it. ‘The officers thought he had prob- the effects of the heat and had Deen Sent to one of the hospitals, Dut on inquiry Xt was found that he had not been seut to any of em. _ F. SERIOUSLY HURT RY A Fa Richmond, the st child of Mrs. Sweeney, st anit K streets northwest, ‘This child and ot ers were playing on Mr. Furlong’s front porch, Ni 74 K street, when she fell from the poreh to the ar-old grand o lives at the corner of area Way, 4 distance of twelve feet, and struck on her heid. Her face began to discolor, and she Was picked up In an unconsetous condition by Mr. Furlong and carried to her home, a few doors away. “It was at first feared that her skull had Deen fractured, but upon an examination by Dr. Merriam if was found that this was not so Dui that she was otherwise serionsiy injured. "This Morning the ttle sufferer was better, although she ts not out of danger. oy ———— Ix BRHALy oF THe ¢ ©. Casat.—At a meet. Ing in Cumberland last night of citizens interested in the mature of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, the following were elected as delegates to the Xoehester Canal convention, July 28: R. D. John- Son, F. Mertens, G. L. Wellington, Col. P.W.Averitt, Col. Alfred Spates, W. T. Coulenan, Hon. T. G. Mc. Culloh, W. F. Cowden, Wm. Young, Felix Barets, and Po°Connor. A ‘resolution was adopted in: Viting the friends of the C. and O. Canal in Gar_ rett, Frederick, Washington, and Montgomery Counties and the District Of Columbia to co- Operate with Allegany County tn sending dele- gates to Rochester. “Mr. Wellington, in-an ad- dress, said that if Congress can give money to at Yenuated streams it can help this waterway rup- Bing to the national capitol. The speaker had Uttle faith tm State aid, though It might be possi Die to accomplish something at the constitutional convention in the way of providing protect cove Pi ing protection for Repccep Rares To THE SEASHORE—The Penn- sylvania Railroad Company announce the sale of Special excursion tickets to Cape May and Atlan tle City every Friday during July and August, commencing the 22d inst., at the low rate of $5 for the round trip. These tickets will be good only for a continuous trip in each direction, and for re turn passoge within five days The excursion Uckets wii! be good only on train leaving Wash- ington at 11 am., and reaching the in me for early tea, ‘ ee SELECT EXccRsION To PINEY Poryt.—A pleasant Party left this city last evening for Piney Point on Capt. F. L. Norton's steam Yi A the €xcursiontsts were ‘Mr. B. Reser Combes, Seta. Sus Knight, Wash. B, Williams, Capt. F. L. Nor. fon, and several other prominent people. Capt. Xortou’s boat will remain at Piney Point during the season, and give early morning tnips to Chess. e Bay. for the pleasure of the 1, free Of change, twetion of bathers ¢rabs off the wharf. Invortasr Raat EstaTe pon SALE epontanr RRAL Attention 13 D the “ad oa Harvey's Saloon, corner of street horthw ing, trustees, rs uests of the ‘Two of Capt. Norton’s Iife- is will be i service at the Potht for the pro- ‘and those wishing to caten called to the advertisement of the sale of the valuable business real estate FROWN as Pennsylvania avenue by Brown and Brown- reported their mode of operation to be as follows: One would walk to a house door and ring the bell. ‘There not belog any se he would walk down tothe corner and watch while his companions did the same thing. Being assured that no one ‘was in the house It was supposed that they subse- quentiy Went to the rear and entered. In each case the house was entered between 1i p.m. and 4 am, and the thieves invariabiy looked for money or jewelry, leaving other valuables alone, ‘The officers have a good description of the boy- burglars and will probably arrest them. ‘The res- idence of George T. Dudley, of No. 120 Eleventh street southwest, was yesterday found to have been entered by Cutting the window slats of the kitchen, and every room had been ransacked. The family being absent from the city 1t could not be ‘ascertained What has been taken, desenchinn temas A Panic on a Steamboat, AN ACCIDENT TO THE ARROWSMITH'S MACHINERY CAUSES MUCH EXCITEMENT. ‘The steamer Arrowsmith started on her usual daily trip for Colontal Beach yesterday, having on ‘Doard about 400 of the members and friends of the Eleventh Street Car-Drivers’Association. When the oat had got down as far as Lower Cedar Point the passengers were startled by hearing a heavy crash, followed by the noise of escaping steam. ‘There Was great confusion on and Capt. Eutwistle and his officers, after they ‘had ascer- } tained the cause of the trouble, used every effort to allay the excitement. The boat was at once anchored and it was found that the head of the steain cylinder had worked loose, resulting tn the breaking of the steel bars which connect the | Walking-beam with the piston-rod_ and erank- Suaft. Other parts of the machinery around the walking-beaim had also broken. The band was or- dered to play and the excited excursionists were kept sumliciently calm to prevent any of them from jumping overboard, ‘The steamer Henry E. Bishop was a short distance behind the Ar- rowsmith and at once came up alongside aud the passengers from the disabled steamer ‘were quickly transferred to her decks. ‘This was accomplished without accident, although, owing to the excitement among ihe passengers, 1b Was difticult to induce thein to move quiely and in an orderly Way. ‘rhe Bishop iad on board the mem- bers and friends of Friendsulp Lodge, No. 7, 1. O. M., and the combined excursions went to Lower Cellar Point, where the day was spent. Tne Bishop arrived tn this city with all on board safe aud sound. The pevple on board held a meeting | and passed resolutions of thanks to Capt, White, | Pulot Win, Luckett, Engineer Louis Thornton, Mate John Luckett, and the crew of the Bishop. Capt. Entwistle and his oficers and men were also remembered. WHAT MANAGER RIDLEY SAYS ABOUT THE ACCIDENT. ‘The steamer Arrowsinith was towed up the river last night by the tug Temple, which had been sent down for that purpose. She arrived at Alex- andria about 8 o'clock this morning, where she now lies unUl arrangements can be made to have tue necessary repairs made, ‘The manager of the Potomac Ferry Co., Mr. Kidley, told a STAR re- porter this morning that he’ had visited the steamer and examined the break. “The cross liead,” he sald, “was broken, and a careful exam- Anation of the irou showed ud reason for the break, Tt Was one of those unaccountable aceldents that 1 happen tn spite of the utmost care, The | cross-uead was putin new about two years ago, and if tere Was any weakness in the fron it could | not be discovered. ‘rie Ureak occurred on the up- | stroke, mmstead of the down-stroke. If the latter had been the case the journal-box would probably luave been broken, but there would have been no additional danger to te ngers, After a Tull Javestigution and examination | find nothing to blame or criticise. ‘The accident Was unac- countable, aud the men and oitieers behaved splendidly, The steamer, at the Ume of the accident, had ouly %5 pounds of steam-pressure, and Was, theretore, runing at a moderate rate of speed. "The passengers were uaturally very niuch’ alarmed, Ut fortunately there Was no one hurt.” Mr. Kidley added that. the damage to the steainer would amount ty about $1,000. He had Iready telegrapued lor the necessary parts of the wachihery, but it Would probably take two or | luree weeds before the steamer would be ready to | resume her tips. In the ineantme he was nego- Usting for another steumer to take her place. i& excursion Of Wwe Christ Churco Mission, which Was to have gone down on the Arrowsmith this morning, Went on the Bishop to Lower Cedar Point, ———— | We Gor His Revoiver AGars.—wWhen Wm. G. | Morton paid his fine In ‘the Criminal Court this inorning for an assault on Lizzie Moore and others, | a question arose as to whether the revolver With | Which the assault was committed should be re- turned to him. ‘The assistant district attorney In- formed the court that 1t was not customary here to return weapons under such circumstances, It was finally decided that Morton should have his revolver. See ‘Te Perrr JuRous Disctancep THz OcroBER 3— Judge Montgomery this morning discharged the petit jurors of the Criminal Court until Monday, October 3, He said that he was entirely satisfied with their work, and if there had been any negli- gence On their part it had not been brought to the | notice of thecourt. He thanked them for theirin- teliigent attention to their duties, and expressed | the hope that they would spend a’ pleasant time, and that he would meet them after the recess, oS A Lrseary ror Rainoap EMPLoves. — This afternoon the new library for the use of the employes of the Baltimore and Potomac Railros provided tor them at the sugges- tion of Mr. H. H. Carter, the superintendent, Was formally opened by Mr. D. P. McKeever, in the presence of a numberof the men. It is located tn the large rooms in the northwest corner Of the second oor of the depot butldtig whiten were formerly used by the liman Company. The rooms have been carpeted and provided with tables and chairs, and on the walls are handsome = while on the side3 are neat book. ja which are over five hundred volumes. All the shelves have not as yet been filled, QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET.—Two hundred and twenty cattle on the market yesterday, one hun- dred and ninety-two sold to butchers as follows: Best sold from 4y to 4c. per Ib.; good sold from 4 to 4c. per lb.; medium sold from 3% to ‘ommnon sold {rom 2% to Be. per r ‘wenty-eight shipped to eastern markets, Seven hundred d seventy-five sheep and lambs: on the market, and all sold to butchers, as fol- lows: Old sheep sold from 2% to 4c. per Ib. lambs soid from 5 to G;c. per ib, Fourteen cows and calves sold from $20 to $45 each. Market for eattle was dull. Market for sheep and lambs was brisk. —— ‘Tue ConTINENTAIs IN Cawr.—The Washington Continentals left this morning for Colonial Beach for a ten-days’ encampment. ‘The camp las been named Camp Ordway, in honor of Gen. Ordway. A large nuinber of honorary members and friends of the corps accompanied the boys down to the Beach toshare camp life with them, which will be in the style of “the boys of °76." On Friday, the eth instant, they break camp. An excursion wiil be given on the same day. or ExsovING AN Equaste Teureratcre.—Mr. Wm. Ballantyne Writes to the Stak from Sinsconset Nantucket, saying that he has kept a faithtul Tecord of the thermometric readings three times a day since the 28th of June, and has been aston- isl at the remarkable equability of the tem- perature. The temperature has ran from 64 to 72 at $a. m., G4 1080 at 1p. m., and from 62 to 76 at6p. m. The record shows that during nearly all the period covered there was hardly any varia- Uon from day to day at the same hours, conchae DEATH OF SyLvaNvs Coss.—Sylvanus Cobb, jr. the story writer to the New York Ledger and story apers, died at his residence in Hyde Park, near ton, yesterday. He was born in Waterville, Me.. tn'isz, and leaves a widow and two ehildren’ He Was a Ubirty-second degree Mason, —— ‘co Vitas FoR Vick PxuSIDENT.—The Milwaukee Journal yesterday published an interview with First Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson, in which he says that uuder no circumstances Would he be a candidate for vice-President, but Uninks Col. Vilas would make an excellent and ac- acceptable candidate. eee REBELLION IN KeNTUCEY.—United States Marshal Gross and a large posse of deputies left Louisville Yesterday, enforee the payment of ‘Taylor County railroad taxes, which the citizens have Openly refused to pay. The force was_ heavily armed in case of resistance. ‘The first levies on property will be made Friday. A Farat Bata ov Meurep Buass.—At Powell's brass foundry, In Cincinnati, yesterday, Jacob Siaith and Joh Retlly, employes, were carrying & pot of melted brass, when ‘stumbled, throw. ing the molten metal all over the two men, and Doth were horribly and fatalyy burned, SUED For Kv-KLUXING um.—John Green, col- ored, ex-convict, now residing in has sued in the Federal Court a number of citizens of Hart County, Ky., charging them with ku-kl bim, He alleges that in Ji 1886, a number of citizens of Hart County, where he then lived, took him in- to the woods one night, beat him severely, him several Umes and otherwise mal fers, Lil Dawson, Doe Kuight Tom Ml. Seacugag: Siaughter Fuqueta and goin G and sous that they be compelled to pay him $20,000 dam- ages, ——_—_cee_____ Hg Won't Go To Avnica.—Beach Hawley, aged nine years, son of Edgar Hawley, of Conn., @ constant reader of light literature, let his home with the intention of going to ‘He tok with him an a wder and ball and quanuity ot ile went to Newtown, drew ‘and while waiung to practice with Bis ‘weapon it was accidentally discharged, Dall entering bis head under the right ear and lodging in the skull. “It 1s thought he will die, <oe house: ; verdict of guilty; sentenced to. $75 within forty-eight Siee taviata ‘Gray; re Columbus, eodbany ; Verdict guilty of assault:notice of motion for new trial Christopher Jt sault to kill; not guilty. Clifton ‘Canenat. CouRT—Judge Montgomery. Today, Geo. Garr, housebreaking in the personal’ ce taken. Sury discharged Git Ortaber a Court Uli to-morrow at 11 o'clock. PoLice Court—Judge Snell, 7, Lorengo Rice, injuring a tree; $5. Chas, ado, dlzoracely conscots 95 oe ‘fitteen'days, Jas, ay eens $6 or seven days. Wm. Massaevy, trespass, $5 or serdn days: Demonte Guiseppe, ; $5 Or seven obstructing Pavements $0r fifteen days. Louisa felted. sorderly conduct; collateral for- Butler, lan tecemieny Cre Wilkerson, disorderly’ co inty; collat erais fortétted. Jessie R. on Parks; collateral forfeited. Albert cruelty Vo aniinals; do. ee Affairs in West Washington. CRUELTY TO Axrwats.—Albert Harris, colored, ‘Was arrested yesterday for driving a horse with & Sore spoulder. He was required v0 leave $5 collat- ei u in. Guar Receiprs.—Canal-boat, Maryland arrived ‘with 3,300 bushel of corn and 700 bushel of wheat for G. T. Dunlop, FINeD.—Robert Ray and John Anderson, charged by Ofticer Fisher with disorderly conduct on Mar- ket street, were fined $5 each by Judge Suell to-day. "TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF Watkx aT 7A; M.—Great Falls, temperature, 82; condition, 36; Tecelving reservoir, temperature, 86; condition at north connection, 20; condition at south connec: Hon, 30; distributing’ reservolr_vemperature, condition at influent gate-house, 36; condition at effluent gate-house, 36. High-tide in the river to- day m.; fow-tide at 3:03 p. m. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tux Evexina Stam, A VERDICT OF INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER.— The trlal of Douglas Kidwell, for, the murder of George Wortenbaker, by striking him with a stone at St. Asaph Junction op the Sth of July last, ter- Minated last night, as did the trial of Wesley’ and Al. Kidwell, and of Al, Barrett, who were tried with him as accessories, The” jury went out of court shortly after 4 o'clock p.m. At first there Was no agreement, but after supper aud a walk around town for fresh air, the ballot was again taken and an agreement reached shortly after 8 O'clock. Juage Meade being sent for, attended, and the jurors returned a verdict of “guilty of in Voluntary mauslaugnter’—or unlawiul assault with unintentional killing—in the case of Douglas Kidwell, and of acquittal in the case of the acces- sories. “The jury ascertained the term of Kidwell’s imprisonment to be tree months, and he was tined $5. ‘Those who heard the testimony approved the verdict more than the general public, that Judged the case from general statements, DEMOCRATIC PRIMAKIES.—The democratic _pri- maries were held last night to elect delegates to the detnocratic State convention, which assembles at Rounoke, Va, on the 4th of ‘August next, In the 1st ward Hubert Snowden and George Munroe were chosen delegates; 2d ward, Marbury and A. F. Cox; 3d_ward, C. E. Stuusi, 8. G. Brent, Julian W. Holt, and RW. Ballenger; th ward, Ino. B. Smoot, Richard Rowland. Funexat.—The funeral of Mr. Jno. Shuster, for- merly of Washington, but found dead here, ‘took place yesterday afternoon from the undertaker establisument of B. Wheatley, on King street. ‘The funeral was attended by several Washingtonians, and the interment inade at St, Paul's Cemetery, 10 the family lot of his relative, Mr. Taos, Lawson, Notes.—The mayor has fined Delta Lawson’ $3 for inisdemeanor.—Mont. De Vaugin 13 held. for aD assault on Capt. Randall, of the steamer Mary Washington, at her whart here yesterday.— Alichuel Clark, a stranger, and alleged to be an es. eaped lunatic, has been Sent to jail here,—A number of Alexandrians were on board the steamer Arrowsmith at tue Umeor her breakdowu.—A CIty ITEMS. By Weeks & Co., Auctioneers. IMPORTANT SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS AT AUCTION, IN LOTS TO SUIT ALL. Baton V1 tre stock cont in the Space, near 7th street west, for the additions to their present stores, Nos, ‘705 and 707 Market 8 coll sell without limit’ tained therein, commencing on | ing, 23d of July, at 10 o'clock a, thereafter at 10'a, wary; Mirrors; ane 3 UWS and Guterye hoe Soa ré : Glassware; Vases; Blank Books: ‘take and Much ; Elastic Bands; Croquet sets; large lot of a ‘Engravings; Music Boxes; immense stock of first-class Jewelry of every de- Scription, too numerous to mention here; 1,000 Volumes’ of Books, and at termination of sale 12 Show-Cases, Shelving, Stoves, &c. ‘This will be a ive and peremptory sale, and buyers are invited. Es - 3 CHARLES Werxs, Salesman. Phillip’ Digestible Cocoa Produces, a foling of lightness and buoyancy, 08 ‘against that of weight, headacl reset So common with the ontinary cocéas, Tels wourish to a high di easily digested, and delicious tolne taste: Your druggise und grocer have ite An Oll Stove 1s a necessity and luxury for every housekeeper during the summer. The best and ‘cheapest fs the well-known “1 ” We quote the following prices: Handy Lamp, 69¢. Lamp Stove, &5c. Junior, No. 2, $1.99. Tunior, No. 3 $2.99. ‘Also, Extension Tops and Ovens. VARIETY STORE, Suira & WakDWELL, e068 705 and 707 Market Space. Morell, 7%4 6th st. n, w., every styleshow case, 5 “The Queen of Beers.?—Moerlein’s pure, unadulterated Cincinnat! Beer is especial! adapted for family use. 75c. per doz. Agency, 1206 Dst nw om “Royal Glue” mends ‘em.—Boston Varieties Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g Ib. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1b, Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Mik 5c. per quart. Tremexvovs Sacre Sax Ts . WEEK OF FINE CLOTHING aT = OAK HALL, Corner 10th and F streets, PRICES TORN TO SHREDS. Suits worth $12 for 87.50. Suits worth #15 for $9, Suits worth $20 for $12. Seersucker Coats and Vests worth Seersucker Coats aud Vests worth & Seersucker Couts aud Vests worth Seersucker Coats and Vests worth for $2.75, Steam Colored Mohair Coats and Vests worth 87.50 for 83. Black Alpaca and Drap d’Ete Coats and Vests, for regular-sized men, or short and fat men, long and im men, at greatly reduced prices. Mohair Coats aud Vests worth $.>for $3.50. Norfolk Jackets worth #7 for #5. Norfolk Jackets worth $0 for $4. Bicycle Pants a specialty, White Vents, immense variety, at 50c. on the dollar. Prince Albert Suits from 81> up. Biue Flannel Suits, fast colors, 88.50. Serge Suits worth $13 for 8. FOR BOYS 14 TO 18. 5 for $1.25. for $1.50. for 2%. Coats at 250. Suits worth Suits worth 87 for 14. Suits worth $10 for su 1 Sita worth $13 for 89°50. Full line of Pauts from $1.25 up. FOR BOYS 5 TO13. Pants at 350. and up, A magnificent line of Suits, which will be sacrificed at 50c. on the dollar, at, 00 A KOK L QO OAAKK vi Oo OMA KK fr O OAAAK K Loom oo a AK K ALLLLLLLLS sy] ENTH AND F STS. little son of Isabella Patrick, colored, wasrun over and hurt by an ice wagon on West Patrick street yesterday. ———— ee ‘Tue Aronay BOUNDARY QuESTION SETTLED.—The | Afghan boundary question was settied yesterday. Kussta receives the territory between theKusk aud Murghab Rivers, accepung tn return the English frontier line on the Oxus River and renouncing her claims to districts to which she would have Deen entitled according to the terms of the ar- Tangement of 1883. THE REVOLVER Was Loangp.—Four people were shot during the Wild West performance of Sells Bros.’cireus at Clinton, Towa, Tuesday niznt. George Harrington, aged seventeen, was shot, fatally; Mrs. W. A. Lamberton, dangerously; Wal lace Phillips, aged sixteen, seriously. Ouc of the Infans Was shot, but imubediately ‘taken away, ‘The shooting wus done during the encounter of the cowboys and Indians in the ring. It ts sup- Posed that: a cowboy got the wrong revolver. APSOLUTFLY PURF, ‘This Powder uever 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, SOLD oxLY ix Cama Howat, Baki FOWVEM G06 200 Waid area ea eae Szuume Orr: CLOSING OUT! OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST PRICE. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! One thousand yards Crinkled Ginghams (cash value 12)6) reduced to7. New Style Lawns, 5. French ‘Lawns, finest quality, worth 25, reduced to 15. DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! ‘Immense assortinent of Dress Goods in Plaids, Checks, Stripes, and Fancy Styles; cash value 25, re- duced to15. Remnants of Satines; cash value 223, re- duced to10. Bisck Brocade Silk Grenadines: cash value $1, reduced to 50 cents, Fancy Silks; cash value 50, reduced to 374. Black and colored Albatross, (finer than nun's velling,) wide double width, all pure ‘wool, 373. Beautiful Lawns, nearly one yard wide; cash value 1234, reduced to 8. Cash Customers who buy $5 or over will receive = pair of HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS, worth g1. CARTERS _iyl1__ 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. Srovr Your Inrznssz. Buy your DRY GOODS and CARPETS where you an save from 15 to 20 percent. ‘We are positively selling every ARTICLE st prime cost, : ‘The Grand Clearing Sale, which commenced Mon- day, July 11, will continue ten days longer; after that time all goods will be sold at regular prices, Now is the time to buy fresh, seasonable goods at ‘wholesale prices, Great Crzanma Sure OF CHINA, CROCKERY AND HOUSE-FURNISH- ING Goops FOR TEN DAYS ONIN. Th aon i 4 Hom ow ti My? ALL CASH SALES. it noe Togs gs Hi 15 PEK CENT OFF ON ALL REFRIGERATORS AND WATER COOLERS. HOLLANDER, Acent, jy12-1m 408 7thst. Sororer Crorsna. 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.. 88.50 Gray-mnixed SERGE SUITS......... += 6.50 Beautiful All-Wool CHEVIOT SUITS, Cut-a- ways and Sacks. Silk-Face PRINCE ALBERT SUITS.. 9.00 12.50 Nice BUSINESS SUITS.. sooo est) SEERSUCKER COAT AND VEST... asses 1.00 OFFICE COATS at all times. 72 256, ‘Silk, Alpaca, Pongee Silk, and Drap d’Ete Coats and ‘Vests at wonderfully low prices, Bring this with you for reference. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, sy13 Corner 7th and G sts. nw A Cuz. A PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF ALL ACCOUNTS RENDERED JULY 1 WILL BE APPRECIATED BY |. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ay16 919 Pa ave. Pazranarory To Extancma. ‘Within « few weeks we shall lose, owing to the taking down of west wall, great deal of the counter and shelf-room we now have, As we have not had since the opening of the store half room enough, it does not require much calculation to show that our stock must be re- Guced to less than half its present size, there- fore sweeping reductions will be made through- ‘out the entire stock, thus offering purchasers such an opportunity as we think never before ‘cocurred, inasmuch as our stock is not the accu-’ ‘mulation of years, but is entirely new and fresh. JOHNSON, GARNER-& CO, eoscd sacar, wis 434 SEVENTH STREET. 3715 G36 Pa ave., near 7th st Hawweuserms Fos Lasxers Los Orrrce, LAWN TENNIS, croquet, ao ot, Fenner rania aves OUT-DOOR GamEs, BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, REDUCED BELOW O08T. CH. RUPPERT, 103.4057 shaw, northwest. PSpaieean neater vot od CHAS. FISHERS, of Messrs, Smith & Wardwell, of the ‘Store, who have purchased the en- ‘No, 709 Market mit’ or reserve every article st Toys; Tin Toilet Sets; “Fish- ‘Dolls; Pocket- stock ‘of Table D. C.. THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1887 - SUMMER RESORTS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. __ RAILROADS. WELL (REENCASTLE, ONT AIR LINK, CP Piatita county, Pa, fret etase soar tout Norce peepee an efiect Juve Sth. 1887, feiaas Menger bene eet ro anocens axp movextmarms | otid’tudic tasasttnhe uation ten Can leave Washington Setuiay afternoon and fe Sire BHOOKS, SStreceAbcuandsta snd. Lywchbure Hive Ride furpoariy Monday morning, Board €7, Per reek, 0 Chas. B, Gilbert, M. D., 1011 H st. n.w. ‘ Sinines Alleebeny Sprine Bristol Ruorvilis, Rome SRERiSTORaTAnear este we | Pete BEWARE OF ANT IMITATION Sine: vaahitgton to Ne onteape (QHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA—SIX VA- oF na or STS Nae Ren Saail "Dolly: for We Char. outa Tieties mineral waters, la: lawn; eleva-; ERE Jottesvs Gordonsville, Stations Ches & Obto ane ynckburg, Rocky Mount, Danville and Stations be- OP tien ger Pama and te g8 Be a oS WS ry aot Hatettic Grech C ‘TLAN: (VE, BETWEEN Qo rR 3 > — = ae Ge Pak ar Tee tS Eee ER Eee sok 2 [Stee utcet ati roma 3. BECHTEL, Box 1347. pated ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA Py A wr ee IN HOTEL, FAIR HAVEN, MD. EX- POINT VIRGIN Pam ave: R ‘COMFORT, VIRGINIA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. trains Washimeton to Atlanta. Does not connect for o™ ‘Sensive grouban, teat CNS peste Nes fie eee S tontinee = 2:35 P. M-—Daily except Supday for iia SSistladlariger Po meq SonniTiove Rowrintn ene TSO | aac te, eeu, Hata Bae Li = Millers have not only the perfect mill, | phur Springs. “Connects at Riverton with 8. VR. i OTEL DENNIS, 4 Corry, Na.—; containing an it does all the most improved Machinery | fcr Luray. aritving §') wy Open all the year. pices amet , invented up to the, ‘but duce Fl enkn ai ‘Western ag for y= per BORTON & UNSURPASSED by any millin the world. ‘To prove ses sor on set mea Ca Chest 81 t, we would simply state that a lange quantity of | Koute nani Nicepwre gird. Solid Traitn War B REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, for: Site magnidennt Flour ts shipped eanealiy to Basape | 500. “Steere: “iaiihe' Rox nea a Soetioeaore Season ‘opens 5. - pamphlet | gud eaten a the principal courts of the vid world. Ee ts. Throu iman Sleep fashington oi eee icp the Bota, Trans teers PIER, Meneowe. ae jr witheat cane wear bur ome aaeeuost | Tae New Convers, ten?é Darville, “Kaleich, ashore Cratos, Capamoae SURPON, aasaeertor Brett Howe On Se1S610" | win open guaSSece oP = parece orPerecto are tryane toate coventarber ans | Sepetent Cet cstes haley gee 2.700 eee EtIDE WATER ON W.8, ANDERSON, reputation ft hae attained by imitating the Name and | t Montgomery, counecting with Pullman Parlor 9 90 B. & Obio Railrosd. GLADE: anager. | oe rede a Mont to'New Orieatia Pulliuan Sleepers Waah- Hotel. ms large and terms mod- ¥ (9 Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Bells, and all modern attempting %0 palm off an inferior | ington to Augusta without chanue.. o Pullman erate, Pleasant Summer Resort, “Open Year ACMEL | improvenentas article for the genuine. sleeper, ‘Warhinrion to Greenbrier White Sulphut Found, Dr BH BARTLETT, Brop. Oakisic 3 TEL BEGET THEREFORE, Stfatos on Weskicatenned Ohio a ASBURY PARK, N. J. ington 812 AML. Daily except CRYSTAL, OCEAN BEACH, N. J.— y ‘Every room| rrive Kot Dbtrecty on PAL, OC iin 60 aeieee commande Guobwiructedvicw ofthe ean, Bowureand see toit that either sacks or barrel read | 3" Pekar ate niat e Yable, MS's. Cl refurnishea season ” 3 earept Sunday, ‘av Mise CLEMENT, formerly of Delaware Howsefs Wiiltbe opened JUNE 1, under the manage. eee sr figuates, axriving W < STARE beens a so Higagements gabe made sod infSematcx | ANd have the imprint of wilicgnd tymcibure: arrive ip Washinatar'S 10 AME ean aod tulad oor Bane at 10:43 ATM. and 820% Ache Sas ee oo TNGR OPER : | attached, Bone genuine without medals, | Ohio Route and Chiariottesvilie at 8:40 " Sumo BLOCK ISLAND, ROT HOTED MaNisses; 15 | VALLEY, VIEW SERINGS. (OPENS JUNE 1 jeemowie Semel Bune Local at B47 AM digits juilo at sa; dlichttui climates bathing ‘Soenery ure Hates low. Address = “Texeta: Sleeping Car reservation and information fishing; new cable; daily boats: electric bells: 7-8 WOODW: ‘Sole Manager, for cata, furnished.ang ehecked at office 1200 Pentangle Perfect drainage: prices resonable. °° ° tae 3 + for cate eae W. M. GALT & 00, Samisarouue: and gt Taseeneer Maton. Peony ae mm road, Oth aud B streets "2 _ Seni for ill. cirvuler. Jexsim_| J ONG BRANCH. a5 Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. | 99 ae rae eee Se WEST END HOTEL, é ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. LAKE GEORG! r 1 On ant after SUNDAY, June 26. DERONDACES. | COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT Pazarsco Frovame Miia an im effect, SUNDAY. JUNE 19m, 1887, NOW OPEN. D. M.& W. E. HILDRETH. until further notica ‘Leave Washington from Station corner of New Jae sey avenue and C strnet ‘or Chicago, 10-55 am. and 9:40 p.m.daily, with coaches and sleeping sare. Tite +f SRast Limited Express fer Bitebuer ana Chicana ‘West Shore Railroad will run’ Daily, except Si tound from the Jersey’ City’ Station of the ‘Peunayy Yanin Hailvoad,” making’ Glose ‘connections with teat Ynin's to and from Wealtinston CATSKILL MOUNTAIN.” EXPRESS. Leave Jersey City Station at 8:50 Sane a Hive Hotel Restersiil, via nt Established 1774, PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE PATENT, THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA, _myl4-a.t0,th-30 HE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. |.; Grand Hotel, 1:45. jicia, Most central and delixhtfully locat Tiving in Pittsburg at § 910 pane Chicago next morne Mount House Sttion 1223 jim. Pulsar 1:0 ai | plete in all is, wppoinenients. Bor irc = ee se ie ROMA rawing-room Cars Jersey City nd Hotel Sta- | address EAD & SUN. ‘PERI OTHER HI: m Hien und to Phamnlels (lor Hotel Kasterskilt aud Mows- SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THIS COUNTRY For Cincinnati, Louisville and St, Louts daily at 3.15, Bim and 8.40 pans with through ‘coaches ‘and leeping Cars to Cincinnatt aud St. Lou tain House). OTEL BRIGHTON, SARATOGA AND. CATSKILL MT. EXPRESS.— All the best brands of American Flour are sold on BS SNE fee ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3. European markets, where the changes 3:15 p.an, iva fant faulted, trait to Cuneo silvia Kinewton 447 pan.; Grand. Hotel, een, rz gud St Lorne arrivii in Cipcinnati ‘ext worniig at tu: Pheu 30 p.m Ait. House ‘ation’ 4 OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE" Gat St Loti 40 ban Roextre tare chanwed oa -i Palenville, 4220'p. Saratowa 3:50 pant: sti ‘ ; telus "Tae Geonve @:10 pat; Drawing-Footd | Recently remodeled and enlarged, making it the moet | lends and commands decidedly more money, because it | for Piieune at B83 Pally Cars "Philadelphia to Grand Howel Station aud to modern hotel on the coast. makes the Eittabune, Cleveland and Yuri Pheenicia “Got “Hote: "Raateraiiil amd. Mountala | pao. pag Hydraulic Elevator, Hot and Gold | WHITEST, SWEETEST. AND MOST NUTRITIOUS | “for faite gu rand Valley Ralirond, bet wooa a aa ESRI ae SPECIAL — Sea Water Baths. Here poem | = ex Aray inclusive: 3.16 p.m peave Washington 9: ‘Arrive ter ‘Ask your Grocer ‘or Lenina , i Grand Hotel 645 D. | _3y2-nat.tn,th-2m F. W. HEMSLEY & 80N. ©. A. GAMBRILL MANUFACTURING 00, | except Suplag’ 8&4 Local Stations, 10:10.a.m. dafly, : : House Station, 8:60 p. | gg es BEN ON. cen 5 : Palenvillé, 8:05'p.m. Arrive Saratova' 9:10 pan. | 66Q)N_ THE MOUNTAIN BROW.” ST. ELMO| ¢gtthe-6m 214 Commerce st. Baltimore, Md. aay ats gle Grace, Newark. Wiimineton and Philer few York to Grand Hote Station “pruit Hil” the ew leading hotel, aoe ae 9 t= Baltimore, Ma | deiplie, 7 20am. 1-25 p heemicia (or Hotel Haaterskill aud Mountain | 3 mule from Berkeley Springs. Free buss to YC) MASDBELING Java COFFEE, — You wit, ywoen Baltteners oat Wiis a House), aud Washington to Saratoga. Shrinws ‘from house Write for circulars, Se ever kuow what itis to drink. the Richest wud | Between Baitinorp end Wilmingtom, 9:00 a Purchase tickets st Pennsylvatia Railroad offices | BLIC TLETT. Prov. se Best Colfee ravine a all the world until you sve | Oe aay enn eat! ae and connect in the Jersey City Station forall nosueM | qT Ty SLPUUR epRISGS TLS Wied 'e GENUINE MARDHELING Very few mer: | Aor, Herre wie Grace, Singerly and? sntermodiate resorts by West Shore Kailroad. checked JXDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS, BLUE SRABH ARLE because of the small proftitatforda. | Potosi naam, daily exceyt Sunday-4 6 ag Sep NY tude “region, W. MRL. resonable Still weTnve found after meveral yearnuf euuntant | g Hut fultiwore on week days, 6 “G20. ¢ C.R.LAMBERT, | sharers; cireulamsée Witherboe & Cove 1015 | experhiwent in Kecying it regularly instock, that our Pam lw : RT. | Penn ave. oraddress, AM. JELLY,New Windsor, MUL | calc bave suffice tc oe Ey im stock, that oui 0. 4:30, 5, 4:40, 8:90, 045, _327-3m. General Passenger Agent, New York, | my16-3in —___. | thegliference. our sales 9, it havin already monn eae cee Sans 20, NORB'S ISL! ANTTIC NTIN Se ae histvelous proportions. This entirely overvomes an" igre on Sundays, 6:30, 7.3 UNDER A AGEMENT. Caer aE art tween Vermontand Rhode Other. drawback so ‘commonly experienced hy others, Bigg ak 190, 3:30, 4:30, 4:40, 5:50, O45, Having taken control of the hotel property Inland aves. Pull occte tee EO eee ¥ig.; That of offering Coffee uot freslily roasted. W ‘Auapuis 6:40 and 8.30 am. and 12:20 and Ruprovenouts, melding the eutiee rete OG RSS COT ot dmnw ot Gilseyr._ | May. and hence the Coffey ier scarcely cad wen ae. | 4:35 Pau. "Ou Sunday &:H0ame 4-40 pum. Tithing of the hotel: 1 would. renpecttaiie: te | CONGRESS, COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J— | livercd'to the customer’ ELPHONZD YOUNGS O0., | ,,For Way Statons betwoen Washinton and, Rats: jtroucire of sty old atulzere and the pubue.. Tue | © Qpen June Opposite Concrews Halland 438 thst, bet: Dand E. aye 30, bathing facilities are unsurpassed, and fine fishing aud hunting are afford Rates reduced to 82.5 cor, Pacific and Mass and cold sea water bat hoine cousorts,- MISS Kl ‘ain and’ 130. ations om Metropol: Xeept Sunday,and 5:30 er per day, $12 week, $40 __HOUSEFURNISHINGS.__ ban. for princi _ MIN iy, 4:40 pan. daily, ex- permonth, “Can be reached fron ‘Norfolk hy steazaet | 4P> OCK EXON SPHINGS AND MINELAL, = Sept Sunday, for prucipal stations on Metropolitan Kccomack on Monday, RSA EON ERINGS AND MINEUAL | Branch. 10°10 ‘au. dally; on ‘Sunday stops at alt Xs. & Nuit IE" For further particulary vires ‘OF VIRGINIA. EXAT | Besr Cuarcoar—Packen Stations. For Gaithersburg aud interned NO BAR. A safe, del 9:05 a.m., 12-30, cl 2 lies. Accommodations tor 300, or pamphie VI REFRI NI m. daily. For Boyd'sai a aaventes, a i F street h. W., orai the of ven el . | Ouly at £15 pam, stoyy Hated and enlarged” ‘Senitary condition per. Star “Horm ery reaachahle. New fast tra wit “evetden Hrait dam Gas au Ou Cook ave Fotlsn Brauch. For Predera 10:10 am and @ 40 ale - mney 008 et lor car, ves Washit b 10: Le lett C1 pr. ;, except Sunday. fect. “Table excellent, “Full view of the oceaji: wi Politan Gravel b & OK E Rawan tetp ickote re ad renga one For Hagerstown 10:10 am. and 5:30 pm. daily,ex 20u yards. _E_ RB. KIRK. Jews-taul* | until Octover 31, $8.50 from Washington, GEO. WATTS, cept Bunty. IVER SPRINGS SU: Tk of fi . PRA’ dain wa iz — Tr pow ‘the West daily 6:20, 7:20 am, he Potomac, * © * “1 know of no place-more for @ | apes: 31471 a 3 by . tout: rt tdical ‘attention saree. Ps summer rest and enone a Logan Sm__314 7th st. nw. 4th house above Pa. ave. aioe polnia'on Shenandoah Valley IR, 1:25 p.m. Roman Address ‘Dr. It F . x. e aie manes, a wip Tamtemen ane ER EER” |S. By Derm Bao... | arenas Seem, eansaeyy sat tare 8T. GEO! * * * “The handsome service of your bountiful | A BIG BREAK IN THE PRICE OF WALL PAPER, | | Frot Havre de Grace. Siiuvrly, and intermediate Teruis: 1. fable formsa marked contrast to, that which charac- | | For the next thirty days we will sell all White Back | points norts of Baldaord, 10-01 9 d #30 per mor terizes summer resorts in general.” * * * dc. Papers for 10c. per piece. From Annapolis, 8-30 and 10 ‘auyrements for families. - Will n ‘MAJ. W. GWYNN. ‘All Sc. Paper for Bc. per piece, 5.20 pan, Sunday. 10-Soa 6 steauers ut liney Point wharf. * * © “I know of no'place where families orinva- All tise. Paper. 40c. per piece. 10-inch Embossed. a se Ferry aud Valley ins. Boats for sailing free. . & | lids can derive as much health and enjoyment us they | Gold Borders, 45c. Other Paper in proportion. daily, except Sunday, BHO. Piney Point, Ma. Ke can at hock Enon Syringe oe orders for work promptly exectr From Frederick and A. J. Donaldson, 112 ‘Xander, 30, DR. ROBERT REYBURN. 3.4. LEPREUX & . SOS Tth #t.aw, and 8:15 p. m. daily except Sx Tih st. uw. se2t-L CAPE MAY, N. J., OP- _Tth street cars pass thre door. my2- Ball BATH: 200 an AVON SPRIN * CONtitiia aa ste shire Co., W. Va. 5 Kesort, for health and j leasure, baths of any Jat 1 ure, summer climute, Uustirpassed. A char Ger ; Ton Bzs: 3 and ii ‘and 10.a.1., 1:2 0 and 11:00 p.in. | Euposite New Columbus; newly funuished; | inodern improvements: til ocean view seat Hl | hot aud cold scawater baths. 8. W. GOLT. my3!-3 Ju: Rstnuer tome: With ts ew inpryvements, Opens | CY NER UNE au CARVED, ‘with TREBLE WALLS, " CHARCOAL | «fur fargher gitcrmation apply at the Baltimore: le Island aves, ATLAN-g > ‘ul ocean view. 0. Box ad Pb Jel-2w H. HUGILL (late of Gilsey.) CSTAEAGE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. New York ave., neur Pacific. “Free! all train Hes, 200 to $250 a) gine Ticket othe, Washinton tation. 61 and” 13 yivania avenue, coruer 14th street, w acre orders will be taken for bueage w be checked aid received 6b point in the citys “WM CLEMENT ©.K.LORD,G.PA ier festimouy wend or yay Llet te ALTON | ig Ont, 13d4 Pst., Washington, D. C. Delma cancers WAL HL SALE, Proprictor. NE, E VIEW HOTEL IS SITUATED IN THE FILLED, and ZINC-LINED; every part removable for CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES, AIR-TIGHT LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of DRY COLD ALK aud dirstciass workmanship EY | Aitlisee or wating 8 otuing the y whl — | throughout. PERCY GO SMITE. Pose iet, Washington. —3y Sea ee 2 ECE aha cs PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER GOOD RE- | 7 = ee and overl cn Lake i ‘OCEAN FS eRe TAN AX HE GREAT ‘Feet i'itGeeFupi Compeetions in nie Tons: Pane ana feat FRIGERATOR IN THE MARKET. SEENNSYLVANTA ROUTE: Newly aud clecantly foruisted throughout ha nova “ THE. modern improveniens, Bowing Alley, Hitlatds, Ceo | tanpements P. O. Box 1050, MSC EGRER TE W. H HOEKE DOUBLE TRACK: |" 'SpLPNDID. arvet Can Beni Ha Satis Mustek, so usjel-2mm (Foninerlyof the Kadtior), ss si STEEL RAILS. EAGRIFICENT nvistors of the Nation: ieveland, on. Ciar= STEREY HOTELCELGE Mn SuMITE. | 228 | Market Space, EFFEC ; locte'Hatonr Pia BURL WSO, propiea joasdu | Nf OSTEREY HOTEL BLUE IMDGE SUanETT P.O. Do Nor P AV Ss. ‘Trains leave Wasliiuscton from Sta FIOTEL ALBION, ASBURY PARK, x3. 9 isles northestor Bltinore, 23¢tours, $2 lo Nor Prncuase apor Srove| 5.. pyttsbure se Finést location in the Park. Hop. B 500 feet elevation is = = Situnday. Fine Music, Table and auroue be WiLL: BE OPENED.JUNE 20TH. Until you have examined ourlarge assortment of the | Pf Palgor Slecping Cars at i ou A: M- daily nents the best. Mra G.H. PEMBERTON, “JeS-2ur’ | | Fine scenery “and pure air and water. For terms, | Crown Jewel Stove, the best in the market, with im. | 22869:00,4. M- daily to Cincinnati aud st. Thi DOUGLASS HOUSE, REHOLOTI S| etic IM WN TONER, Manager, late of Dela: | provements not in any other stove. A full line of | and Butler Carto me Louie daly seoene, Savard ‘V GLASS Lg oop . | were Water Gap House, Pa. mysdm | i er Cc foChicayo, with Sleeping Car Altova to Chicago. Gity, Del. “This beautiful ote! now open eS IRNEY abate SaENANDOAH Goong | Heftigerators, Water Coolers, Freezers, &e. Theouly | 42 . vie Car Ae or to Cha of the stason, “Reduced rates until the Loth Jf | CPRENEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAG Co, | place where Wwe wenuine Danforth Fluid can be ob- at i A A 9 for July. SATTERFIELD & COLE, Proprietors ) va. Fanguler White Sainhur Si ines peek ape Watiion fo Chicano and st tee aud Hare jel awe er Cone Voth of these popula re: LLL, | she . 2 ea sort wil Voces forthe rece tion o ruta JUNE ier. | W. 8. JENES & CO, Pau dint Sleepers gor Tene fd Me C prensa JUNE eae jf- “Accommodate VE | Hons ean, be obtained at Shater's Mineral Water Depot: ap21 717 7th st. nw. = the West, with through Sleeper » 500, Music : Seheller & Stevens, cor. dt and Pa. ave uw. ; ae FRET WICa a PORTER Maver. | CALLLT, MADDUX, Proprietor. It G. BURKE, suet) Wart, Pavers Ene Causudaigua, Rochesiee, Bustle: Ma ENNHURST, MICHIGAN AVE. AT- Ser, Riggs House, MEE, 3 Ss , % Pinte Gig 8 a CHoase entirely nee Soy en P. HANSON HISS & CO, 815 15thst_ mw. 20:06 FM. except Saturday, with ‘ester. Hitusted neur ocean modern improvements A eee Wall Papers of ail grades, Care Washinton t6 Hoc For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at 9:50 heated for spring guests. Open all year. P. Aiges House, Milburn’s, 1429 Pa. av ctent Friezes and Ceiling Decorations. A.M. ‘daily. excert Sunday. Se Sprincs. Jordan Springs FO, Va. E. JO} Seeeial attention given to Plain and Decorative | For New York aud thelsst. 7:25. 9-00, 11.00,an8 SDURY, PARK, |. J, VICTORIA, FAMILY | _tmy1l-4m Painting. SS wg Pott HY fad va bre enter) eeu ae cele aes Estimates and desiens submitted for all kinds of 1 11-20. M. Linited express of Pullman Tccommodates eighty, ‘Terms reduced fo terior Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection $557 Beto A ME ns, except Sunday, and ue tember. MISS 8S. KEMPE. our Tespectfully solicited. Lied Uieteme Soreenher = Wosvenrcz Bancarss soods is respectfully Z y. WOOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, TOs = = Ae Nao ig tes froin Wanton) _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. igh elevation among the mountaus: free = frou tnaluria wud mnosqiitos. “Spring beds. Elec setae. a) A Rew pee ES B.. aa Qislepot. gees Scena eo) none. = vE' Lary et REVOL' ON. ‘Terma—6 per week: © B years. halt price, Low 1PP I TION. Pane Miss ELOVET IE bbe, SHOES AND SLIPPERS. ‘The new ESTEY “PHILHARMONIC” ORGAN. An instrument far in advance of the best Organ hith- ‘erto made." Unequaled tn POWER and QUALITY OF ‘TONE. Childrens’ Fine Kid Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties, and Opera Slippers, only 50c. ; worth ‘EL LAFAYETTE, H™ APE MAY, N. 5.9) Beantifully located, within fifty feet of ‘the Jiulg Ocean. Strictly first class, containing all moderu i = UNIQUE EFFECTS. CHAHACTERISTIC VOICING. Proveineuts, with hire escapes and perfect drainse. Misses’ Kid Oxfords, Patent-Leather trimmed, win OT ee eee ee dee ONS, EIB MIEDBETE, | ane, only 650.; worth @1. ogT AV Zac my28-2m Proprie : Miguts. mascificent, All contained in TLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD., Ladies’ and Misses Fine Opera Slippers, Kid-Lined, | wonuertully compact case, Itisdesigned for Churches, A Titow open for tid weason of 1887. only 50c., worth 756. Schools, Cliapels, Silc-2: Parlors. Lance Music oom rculars at tis ofice, 5 ; . esr Sun TRacy, Prov. LO Ladies Fino Kid Oxfords, low-button and New- GARVIS BUTLER Manager) HE ALDINE, CAPE MAY, N.J., DECATUR ST., | Ports, only 75c., worth $1. first house from the beach, open for th season 1887, Strictly first-class. Correspond- ence solicited. THEO. MUELLEM, Prop. Ladies’ Curacoa Kid Hand-Sewed Tipped Oxfords, _my19-3m_ Patent-Leather Trimmed, only $1: worth $1.50. Lins P, ANOS. 12:04 noon, 2:00, 4: my74-l0w SS __| Mens’ Low-Strap Ties, only $1; worth $1.50, ie = a bipge eeon P INGFIELD COTTAGE, NEAR BEACH, Fine-Embroidered Slippers only Ge; worth| DECKER BROS PIANOS ER BROS Atlantic City, N. J. “Open all. the year sae WEBER PIANOS, WEbE, FW LERMAN. 8L Estey, PIANOS. _ P.O. Box 1016. mb15-1m JyT-lm oom (oS MORES, HOTEG, AND SUMMER TLESORT, pale ee SANDERS & STAYMAN, E M feonaratown Bt Mary's Go, 3a, Terme: Secu, 32, 10:42 por day, #35 per uion th, #0 per week: 9.3m 3 (3 te alae eae ee oe ee EE FLEA BPE Bem | aebigesctemain tote mrt Ten Phim, ¥ . : 3 % Sicand Thompson HERBERT #. MOORE, Prop. THE STAR SHOE HOUSE, EK NNN AA BB E Station, witere orders gan by Yeft for the cher im" KK NNN AA BBB OER Taeeage to from hotels and residences ay CURLMINGUEESLTTRMNID GEA RK NXN AMA BOB E CHA TE YUGH, General Manan, TPR SCAN HOURE ATLATTIO CITY, He = ee eee Kk NW 3. R. WOOD, General Paaschger Agent ee guces, how open” to. former patrons and Ley |? friends, under the management of 3A. REIDng peer SPRINGS AND BATHS, W. Va, B&O. RR, OMfain stem, Few THREE HOURS FROM WASHINGTON POTOMAC RIVER BOATS__ \ORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. Taz Ross For Our Elegant Spring and Summer Clothing as commenced. | Think care SARE queny Sanine Oe INE THERMAL WATERS, y. Decide wisely. Act promptly. wart eve ae a Don't wait. Our Beautiful Spring aud SATURDAY at 5:5 pam. ‘The merits of Berkeley and its waters are famous. Summer Goods have come, and arexoing “room ob ta Private Baths and Swimming Pools, large aud elegant. rapidly. In these days good old-fash- These waters are 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- Jet, Round-trip tickets issued by B, & 0. RE. Pamphlets also at Star office. For information and books see Ed. H. Dick, 613 7th st. n.w, INO. T. TREGO, Prop., 07-2, Berkeley Springs, W. Va, N, sou honesty is rare. therefore you will bs Pleased to see how we have oombined old ‘time honesty 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 cannot put their money in ‘more liberal hands. Youneed notaccept our statements as we back them with goods and prices. Our $12, 815,818 Staterooms secured and bagvace checked at 619, 3851 “Penn. ‘ave. “Lickd's Express floes, and 00 steamer. Telephoie . my13-6ino TOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. LOCHBOEHLER’S CITY PARK Ne rk Ist: We Da suits, must be seen; you cannot imagine Sault atts art sna fom an sivisceet oat ane | Euowan F', Door, Seated er oveny wey, ao cane tea aide igo ates pee oe ae POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. ents added, making it the ‘most suitable for Sobey that “will mot ‘ear commarien See hoes me NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFTELD" Picnics, Excursions, Social Reunions. and ure with these, vrrT RWwwa wee ith st. wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS: Farties: | Bowllug Alleys, Shooting Galleries, 3 ‘Tailoring department on second and gs Rx wwew A SATURDAYS at? aim. heturning TUESDAY Stands, bo; Aare Bar, with s poloction of wiles of Ravced 3 ; He Ww hw 24 PIGDAYS and SURDAY pin. gouclane ot ser Lande iquors, Boer : e . fs far aa Noman Creck, “Carrio. ym and Pavilion. With Associations, Locos, x we a Clements Bay, Md. Connects. apd 0. = eats fad glues odie atiee meatineel teens ‘NOAH WALKER & CO, Sons, Gabler, Decker & Bon, Marshall Shenker Fes eckedule, Sou B See ys sp21-dm i. LOCHBOEBLER, Proprietor. mygz 625 Pennaylvania avenue, | Jet, ® Comston ‘ = 70 NEW YOUK_PuEGHT ((HESSON SPRINGS, PENNA miouthly payments, Dis giebdNand ‘ Gli) leave Pra MAIN LINE PENNA. RATLROAD. ‘New and Second- Weshingion, every ivnsbat On top of Allegheny Mountain Ger Tx Bus. snistock et low Sguree Fraslicatlowest reien a pe) THE “THE CONCORD HARNESS” AD WiND PIAROR od VERNON MT. VERNON! Will open JUNE 25., Parlor and sleeping ears from all “THE CONCORD HARNESS” ‘75 to 7 ‘i W. CORCORAN oe ovat DUNUAI A, Full Stock of all kinds kept constantly on hand. | $100, $0. A ‘trom Br ee oe | _my21-78t Superintendent, Ps_| * Beware of Imitstions, ‘eay monibly instalimenta san veer Sout 3:30pm Coton E opensane soon fee. Seat ‘Be Sure of Name and Number. GC. METZEROTT & 00, —s LL BLAKE, Captain, #3. COLTON & BRO. LUTZ & BRO, 407 Pama. Avzxus, “a may30.2m ‘ilies Town, Bt Mary's OCEAN STEAMERS.. "Tink Bir Pisce, Oppontig Beant Yen? and Satchels of, the Best Makes at very Low a Psion Mt. DAY. pase avunis repel by shod wonton lt LLOYD & 8.00. 6 poral ‘Lansre companrs exrnact of MEAT. ‘For Improved and Economic Cookery. EIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT. Only sort guaranteed Gzmurxe by Baron Licbig. EXEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘The Finest, Mest ‘Stock. USE it for ‘Sauces and llam,; ¥ et. ta ts oops ws 2 5 eS 1 a Oe wey