Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Fndication® for the 24 hours commences For the Dis'rict of Columbta, Marv: Binia, local rains, cariable winds genera ‘erly, higher temperatur: On. Stove Davs.—For the benefit of housekeepers } Whose servants nave 2 holiday, T shall offer for a hort time four sizes of the celebrated “Blorence” Oli Stoves, regard! ‘ost, as follows: Handy Lan F Rerare work in plumbing and gas fitting, stove and tin Work promptly done by SuEDD & BRO., 432 Oth street northwest, Licntsixe Kops, electric work, J. Hi. KUrMrsa, 1 Sylvania avenue, Wx. Hans & Co., $16 7th st. Shopping by mail nd Judging by our kreat convenience, af present sojournin: 1 wis §& getting to be quite po Many mail orders must be Heavgcanrens for Washingtonians, Gtlsey Mouse, Asbury Park, ing lamb and W K kelly, ‘Human Artificial Eyes, H mpler’s, AVE, CORA. CITY A ND_D ISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Keawaw’s TuEaTeR—Comle Opera and Variety. Pasxoxama BurLpive.—Battle of Bull Run, ATHLETIC Paxk.—Koller Coaster. Condensed Locals. Miss M. L. Cantleld, of this city, a daughter of the late Joba C. Canfield, and a niece of Mrs. ham Lincoin, died at Cumberland, Md,, on Friday evening. Her remains have been taken to Spring- feld, LiL, for interment. fumbia Typographical jt Union No. 101, at a ing ‘Bight Issued an addcess criticis- | the course of the Cra/teman in making strie tures upon members of the Union and the Pubic Printer, and denying allegations made by the Crattsre colored man Itving near Mon- train on the Baitmore and Raliroad, hear that station Satuntay night. | Edwards was intoxicated at the time, and the coroner, who viewed the body Yesterday, decided ath Was accidental, rian, of the Union Veteran Corps, 13 organizing a ny, to be known as the | Second Comp ps, the object being to increase the corps toa battalion for the First | ‘Kegiment of the Nation: | Policeman Coghill satura: dog supposed to bem. bear L northwest. W Yard the dog mule a si k he policeman knocked the animal down With bis Daton and then shot him The directors of th ‘ntral Dispensary and Emergency Hospital have clected Dr. 'T. AFehiDald Taylor, late resideat plystetan, to be déststant to Drs. Morgan and Burnette, clintes, | Ond of the old residents of the District, Mr. | Jacod Frank, died yesterday moralng, av he age Of seventy-three years, He passed its whole life | An this city, and had tie respect and confidence of his business associates and ali those with Whom he came in contact. He leaves eleven children, | Rebecea Plowden, colored, aged fitty-sevem years, | died suddenty tats farming, at Ber ‘hoame, Sumnuet ow ali between 16th and 17th and Land M Lorenzo Ho the alleged colored swinmer, | & arrested Friday by | arter, Was taken (0 kred- ot Waters, of that place. afternoon two men recovered the body | Johnson, the colored buy who drowned Friday, and the corouer gave a certificate | al death, k Saturday night John Anderson, Harrison street, Anacosita, found an | unk colored man in his house and eaugnt | him. In the scuMe the thief worsed himself out | Of luis vest, leaving It in the hands of Mr. Ander- | A mad: hi Yestenlay . 710. Virginia avenue southeast, ow Henderson, and occupied by ein tue second- | story back 1 pm a stove. Mr. | neighbors extnguis! alarm, nage, about $7 y insurance, P.M. Carson writes to THE Stak that he 13 “1, as Was reported Yesterday, Dut is in per- alt, he Washington Con- afternoon the Conti- Those who Wea eity during the summer can have Tue Stax matled to them for any length of Ume, and the address changed as often as desired, ‘The ‘subscription lust be invariably paid in ad- vanee Ss ‘Snz Was Map, Ber Nor Branch, evid self. She was pre- Wing 1m that vicinity digging a hole with She was of insanity. was hot insane, Dut Was as discharged. To By Mvskers vor THe KirLes—At a meeting, Satur the 3 kt even nal He the hon sin me ft the ary members of a resolution was adopted members of the National approve the action rational A from tain the same?” 4 @_ to raise a fund to pur- juterments for the disarmed ary scription was stai © RUNS and ac Bud’, 2 Who had the doi a colored boy, street, Friday 1 THE STAR, Was before , charged with being ‘and permitting the | Mr. Jas. P. Willett testitiea the boy's foot. The . Dut made no attempt less spoke to him. The bat the mouth-piece cndant had two other court imposed a fine je sentence for the dog to ee Paw FIve Dottaxs ror DBReaxINe THe IN THE Dook.—Saturday night a_ well- nealled at the house ot Annie Miller, street northwest, and rang the bell. pParenUy under the influence of liquor used adinittance, when he broke the lass panel lu the door with its cane. He was ar Tested by Special Ofticer Klopter, aU the sta. ion he gave his name as i F. Foster, and dhe Wasaclerk in the Peusion Office. "This in the Police Court Foster was charged ing private prop snd he forteited Scolateral ats: was, the man whe had some pawn Uckets for watches In uarrested last Week On suspicion, dito the workhouse for thirty days Unday, in default of bail He said F of the watches were his own property, hers he had collected frow farmers Dear 4, to repair, and had pawned ME Kobey ts investigating tne case In jew 73. L. H. Bolls, No. FUbWwest, reports se a quantity of clothing — S Teports that bts louse was broken cht, and a pair of pants stolen,— 0S Feports the ny of $8 worth of Patrick J. Whelan, No. 929 D street, rts stolen from bis room a gold scart pin, ued at $2.—Geo. A. Rock, No. 1igz 1 street vets that bis Washerwoman bas taken § WOrtl, of clothing to Wash, and falled to return It. Liect. Powers INsvwaNcE IN Lumtgariow.—A Suit Was entered Saturday against Jay B. Stnith aud the Equitable Insurance Co.by Mrs, Annie L- Powell, widow aad administratrix of Lieut. Jas, S. Powell, late of the Signal Service. ‘The ‘Dil Sets forth that Lieut, Powell, at his death, was in debted w Jay B. Smith ina Sui unknown to the Widow, but that pay Vouchers amounting to $522, had been assigned to him, as well as a life in: surance of $2,000 In the Equitable Co. She a that the assizniments of pay fully paid the del Dut that Smith holds on to the lfeinsurance Polley and declines to make known the amount of the debt or to make a settlement, saying that When he hasbeen fully paid be will make Mrs, Powell a present of the residue. She prays. that the Insurance money may be paid to her, and that Suatth be required to disclose his claim upon ‘her husband's estate in order that a settlement. may De made. Mr. E. B. Hay appears for the widow. Fr a GROCERIES aT AvcTioN.—On Wi vy “7th inst., Thomas Dowling will sell at store Isth Street, acholce and varied lot of kroceries. ‘The shelf goods came from ‘Thurber & Co., and have been recently purchased. The trade und private buyers should give this sale “Uhetr at. fention. ? ica ‘A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT presents itself in the fale of house No. 54 Defrees street, on Tuesday jurgiars at Rev. J. P. Newman’s. THEY PACK UP THE SILVERWARE AND OTHER THINGS, BUT FAIL TO SECURE THE PLUNDER. While patrolling his beat, about 2 o'clock yester- day morning, Officer Groff found the basement door of the residence of Rev. J. P. Newman, No. ‘3u6 C street northwest, open. ‘The officer, assisted by Sergeant Falvey, made an investigation and came to the conclusion that there were two burg- lars.at the house. The panel in the basement door Was cut, but before getting through it the burg- lars seem to have discovered an easier way, and one was lifted to the transom by the other, and in that way they managed to unfasten the door. After getting into the basement the burglars found toat the door leading up stairs was secured, and again they attempted to cut the panel, Without fintshiag the job it seems that they went out of the back door to the area way, and one was again lifted by the other to the back window, when they managed to get into the upper portion of the house. The burglars evidently knew where the stlverware was kept, for they passed the second floor, where a number of valuables were, and went. to the third story, where the silverware Was. ‘They also packed a large number of phot hs, taken in a. countries, and the officers think they intended to take these for the first load, and return for other goods, The bureau drawers had been ransacked, and everything was scattered about the house, So far as can be ascertained nothing was carried off. Mr. Emery has taken charge of the premises during Dr. Newman's ab- sence from the city. ‘The Columbia Regatta. RESULT OF THE RACES SATURDAY EVENING. The Columba regatta Saturday evening proved very successful, ‘The first race was for junior gigs, and the crews were: Blues—Hyde, bow; O'Leary, 2; Kerr, 3; Fleming, stroke; Smith, cox- swain. Reds—Ryan, bow; Beail,2; Jannus, 3; Green, stroke; Brewster, coxswain. The Blues won by a length and a halt. The next race was for senior four-oared shells, Reds—Brewster, bow; Harban, 2; Kondrup, 3 Nute, stroke. ‘lues“smith, dow: Johnson, 2; Rudy, 3; Reed, stroke. ‘The victory was given to the Keds, the Blues having fouled them, though the latter came in several lengths ahead. ‘The crews for the elght-oared race were: Blues— ith, bow; Fleming, 2; Johnson, 3; Rudy, 4; eaFy, 5; Carr, 6; Grant, 7; Reed, stroke. Reds— vsier, bow; Woodward, 3; Green, 3; Mackall, rr, 3; Harban, 6; Kondrup, 7; Nufe, stroke. Reds got the Start, but the’ Blues won by a quarter of a length. =a A New Trial Granted. REMARKS OF JUDGE MONTGOMERY ON THE MATTER ‘OF LOW BAIL FOR CRIMINALS. ‘This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, a new trial was awarded In the case of Jos. C. Hayes, who was indicted for housebreak- ing, larceny, and receiving stolen goods, and con- Vieted of the last-named offense. Hayes was charged with burglarizing the house of Mrs. Col- grove, and was last week convicted of recetving the stolen property. The court set the verdict aside, saying the Jury mighteaslly have got a inistaken idea of the case. ‘Mr. D. E. Cahill asked that as Hayes had been acquitted on the greater charge that his ball be re- duced, the amount given before being $700, and the acknowledged thief, Bud Warner, was at large. Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb said he had been asked lo suggest an increase to twice the amount Damed—1,500—in view of Hayes’ char- ae The court said that he had been astonished at the low bail taken here. He could not shut his eyes Uo the fact’ that Hayes’ record was bad, and it was shown that he was the boon companion of one of the greatest scoundrels in the country—a man who would break into houses for mere astime. He would therefore require that he give null in $1,000, ‘Mr. Calilll thought that he might get $700 bail, and intimated thatit was probable that Hayes would be used in a counterfeit’ case, and in such event it was probable that he would not be again called in the present case. ———— Organizing a Gentlemen’s Riding Club. A PROGRAM OF RACES FOR AU Atameeting atthe Jockey Club rooms yester- day afternoon of gentlemen ingerested in forming a riding club, G. R. Tompkins presiding and T. M. Draney acting as secretary, steps were taken to- ward effecting a permanent organization. It ts proposed to hold semi-monthly races for gentle- men riders during the season, with a cross-country meeting tn the tall. The following program of races, to take place early in August, was decided upon: First race— sweepstakes of $5, for saddie horses, the winner to ree a silver cup, second to have stake, thoroughbreds to carry 175 pounds, half-breds. allowed 15 pounds, flve-elghths of a mile, gentle- men riders; second race—a sweepstake of $ each, the winner to receive a silver cup, $10 to second, weights 45 pounds above the scale, one mile, gen- tlemen riders; third race—purse $100, for three- Mipute-class trotters, five wo enter, thfee to start, entrance fee 10 per cent of purse; fourth race—a sWeepstake of $5 each, the winner to recetve a sil- cup, $10 to second, weights 50 pounds above ‘Seale, over the short steeplechase course, gentle- men riders, ———— ‘Tur Usion Cam Mrstina at Invine Park.—The Union catup-meeting of the Baltimore and Wash- ington districts of the Washington conference of the Methodist Episcopal Chureh will be held at Irving Park, on the B. and O. K. R., commencing on August’12 and closing on the 30th. ‘The churches represented in the meeting are Sharp Street, John Wesley, and Zion, of Baltimore; Ebenezer, Mount Zion, Asbury, John Wesley, and Central, of this eity; Asbury, ‘of Annapolis,’ Md, Patapsco and Bladensburg efreuits. Revs. J. W. Dansbury and W. P. Ryder are the presiding elders. ‘The officers ‘of the camp-meeting are: Rev. W. H. Draper, president; Rev. N. C. Brown, Vice-president; Rev. E. W. S. ‘Peck, treasurer; J. 1H. Sunith, secretary. a AN Assigwwent.—c. W. Buckingham & Co. (C. W. Buckingham and Juo. E. Buckingham, jr.), dealers in boots and shoes, at No. 18 7th street northeast, have made an assignment for the benfit of their érettors to Simon D. Newcombe. They make preference of six creditors—Willlams, Bar- ber & Co, of this city, belng among them—for $1,510.25, and after those are paid six other credi- tors are to be pald $499. A Mannrace Kerr Secret ror a YEAR. sensation, the Baltimore Sun says was pr tn Lyuchburg, Va., society circles Saturday even- ing by the annouiicement ot the marriage of Mr. Philip D. Fowle, of Washington, D. C., to Miss Victoria Warwick, of Lynchburg. ‘The bride ts a daughter of Mr. Abram D. Warwick and a cousin of Senator John W. Dantei, She 1s bright, pretty, petite, and a favorivein society in Lynchburg. The kroout resided in Lynchburg several years azo, but Subsequently removed to Washington, He Is a native of Alexandria and a brother-in-law of Gov. Lee. Last July Miss Warwick visited relatives in Washington, and it Was there that the marriage Was contracted, Rev. Dr. Grifith, of the Epiphany chureb, performing the ceremony. ‘The marriage has been kept strictly secret since that tne, hot even the bride's most tntimate friends in Lynch burg being apprised of It. The reason assigned andestine marriage Was that the groom Was not then In adequate circumstances to incur the expenses of the marriage state. Hence, the bride quietly returned home, and the matter has Temained a profound secret until a short ume ago, Mr. Fowle arrived In Lynchburg Saturday evening froin Wasulugton und Joined ils wile at her ather’s. ute ced ‘THE ILLNess oF Mx. Jo. TYLER.—Mr. Jno. Tyler, Jr., Who has been ill for several days, as reported in’ THe Stak, Was no Worse to-day, aid his physi- clans seemed quite hopeful, as he Wwas holding his own, and, as they thought, likely to mend slowly. He retalus perfect consclousuess. His attack was apoplectic In its nature, and has affected him Somewhat in the same Way as the recent attack suffered by Mr. W. W. Corcoran, = A Wastxcrostan Cur.—The Aberdeen (Miss) Weekly, of July 15, says: Mr. Ed. Maloney, super- iutendent of the new Government building, was cut in the back ou Tuesday evening by a negro boy named Ed. Collins. With a number of other Boys Collins had been on the top of the building and when ordered down Was reluctant to move. Mr. Maloney hit him with a stick and forced him to get down and out of the building. Collins laid tu Walt for his man, and when he came out of the butlding cut him in the back, making a wound about tive Inches in length, ‘and ranging down from the shoulder, He was at once arrested and placed in the lock-up. We are pleased Lo statethat ‘the Wound Inflicted 1s not serious. pha cinaorh Fenerat. or Miss Dea CaNtwELt.—The funeral of Miss Della Cantwell, of South Washington, whose death was announced in Saturday's Stax, Look place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from Kyland M. E chapel, Rev. Mr. Evans officiating. Independent Lodge, ‘No. i4, 1. 0.G.T., of whic Miss Cautwell was a member, and delegations from other lodges attended the ‘services. The in- ‘Verment was at Congressional cemetery. -A pleasant mas- Ton Friday evening, which was largely attended, Besides the large “number of “guests at" the maby ladies and gentlemen went out on the" trains from Washington, among whom Whom were twenty-five young ladies who took Part in the Swedish dance at the Kirmes, ‘Their picturesque dancing was one of te features of the Sccaston. The dining room at Forest Ino is ad- mirably adapted for dancing, and the entertain- ments given in it are always enjoyabie, ———~ Affairs in West Washington, Two Axnests.—Saturday afternoon Mr. John Hess, an aged man, father of the well-known, policeman, was sitting in front of his son’s hi on Frederick street, When two cam? along who appeared to be under the influence of liquor and one of them yy ‘the old gentleman's face as be passed. Mr. Hess ce to him about it, when he drew a revolver. Shortly afterward Onl. cer Green learned that a negro had fired « pistol in the street, a few squares from where Mr. Hess Was assaulted, and he arrested the man, who gave his name as Andrew Clay. The officer took hum 4 revolver, from which one shot had been fred. He was identified as the man who assaulted (V-mOFrow), at 6 o'clock p. m. This property, ug uear the Government Printing Uflce. ai Street cars, is convenient to all sections of the — Lexay Caveans.—Another of those delightful excursions to Luray and its wonderful Caverns Mul take place on Wednesday next, July 27th, ‘These trips are wituout parallel in thetr attrac- Uveness The scenery en roule 13 delightful and Listoric, and the Caverns are wonderful and indis- ‘ne world. The special train will leave B. and ©. depot, Washington, $:30 a. m., returning, ar- Hive home 9 p.in...ailowing four full hours at Luray. ‘The are for the found trip ts but €450, which 1n- gludes adinission to the Caverns and reserved seat incars. Purchase Yours tckets, with reserved Seats, at B. and ©. ticket oMces, 610—and- 1351 Pennsylvania ave., of at depot on the morning of Sue excursion. Kemember the date We rf. duly 27. Leave Band 0. depot $30am. Mr. Hess, but he denied it. This in the =e Se = Pi harge profane language on Collateral in the Police Court 2 PkusoNaL.—itev. Dr. Lindsay, of St. John’s P. E. shareh, Is visiting triends tn Lite conn. “He ct revurn (.—Miss Jennie Cart- Fprght let lat week 00d visit 10 Triosde ia stow! r, north connection, 3; condition & south connec- Uon, 36; distributing reservotr, temperature, 8; Sarna alee Gay at 2:08 a. m.; low tide, 9:26 p.m, = —_ Senator Sherman will go to the republican Yentlon ‘at Toledo as a delegate ‘Tous Michiaed Another Victory for Washington, ‘THE GaMB WITH THE PHILADELPHIA NINE SATURDAY. ‘The Washingtons continued their good work Saturday by defeating the Phillies by a score of 8 to 3,in a well-played game. The home team made fourteen hits and three errors, and the visit- ors six hits and two errors. Whitney, as usual, pitched with effect. The same clubs play to-day and to-morrow, and the Washingtons then leave for their Western trij cl defeated Betrott Saturday, 8to 4; In- Gianapolis defeated Pittsburg, 5 to 4; St. Louts Louis defeated Brooklyn yesterday, 4 to3 The game arranged for yesterday between the em- ployes of the Baltimore and Ohio Express Co. and the Adams Express Co, was aw: to the latter by a score of 9 to 0, because the Baltimore and Onfo team falled to appear. Harvey in Another Field. AN ALLEGED PENSION FRAUD—PAYMENT OF A $1,723 DRAFT STOPPED. A dispatch from Scranton, Pa, states that Mr. Birdseye, pension agent, in that city, has recelved instructions from Gen. Black, Pension Commis. stoner, to notify the banks in Scranton and Wilkesbarre not to pay a draft for $1,723, in favor of Mrs, Elizabeth H. Bronson and signed by Gen. W.H. 0. Davis, pension agent at Philadelphia. ‘The draft wasmade by Gen. Davison July 7th, in accordance with instructions received from the Department at Washington, Oscar J. Harvey was attorney for Mrs. Brouson. The draft was for- warded to Mrs. Elizabeth H. Bronson, 47 Union street, Wilkesbarre. Mrs. Bronson lives in a little hamlet 4 miles from Wilkesbarre. This fact and Harvey's connection with the case aroused the suspicions of Gen. Black. When Col. Birdseye Went to Wilkesbarre Saturday he traced the draft, and obtained possession of {t and other, papers 1h the case. Dispatches recetved from Wilkesbarre say that the draft was received by Miss E. Har- Vey, a sister of Oscar, who Lives at 47 Union street, on ‘Thursday. When’ Birdseye demanded the draft She informed him that she did not have it, but directed him to a gentleman living in the city who had it in his possession. ‘The paper was delivered fe Birdseye by this gentleman, who 1s supposed to be Harvey’s brother, without further parley, In his dispatch to Col. birdseye Gen. Black sald the claim was “undoubtedly a fraud on the Govern- ment.” ‘THE GOVERNMENT LOSES NOTHING, Gen. Black said this morning, in conversation with a Stax reporter, that the Government had not lost a cent, and that the draft had been re- covered. He did not know whether there were any other pension cases in which Harvey ap- peared, but he had given instructions to have the matter fully Investigated, Montgomery County (Md.) Primaries. A very large vote was polled at the primary elec- tions held in Montgomery County, Md., on Satur- day. The regular ticket carried the day. For gov- ernor, Col. Baughman proves to be the popular cholce over Attorney-General Roberts; for control- ler, J. Frank Turner over Secretary of State Le Compte, ax for attorney-general, Col. H. Kyd Douglas over ex-Judge Win. A. Fisher. ‘The other nominations were as follows: House of delegates— Dr. E, Wotton, 0.1. P. Clarke, and Philip D. Lat State's attorney—E. C. Peter; Judges of Orphans? Court—David Griith, N. W. Poole, and_ Stephen M. Lyddane; County commisstouers—Fittu dis- trict, Win. Mannakee; fourth, Nat. Benton: third, J. P,’Sellman; second, Green ‘Etchison; first, Jus. C. Holland; Sheriff—W. W. White: County’ sur- veyor—Chas. F. Townsend, See Gen, Paine’s New Yacht. THE YACHTSMEN AT MARBLEHEAD CONVINCED THAT SHE IS THE FASTEST THING THAT SAILS. The nasty weather prevented Gen, Paine from going on the Volunteer to Boston Saturday, as he intended. The Priscilla sailed for New London at 5:55 yesterday to prepare for the coming cruise of the New York Yacht Club. The Volunteer stood off in the Priseilia’s course until about half way to the Cape, about 25 miles, Both sloops held the same tack ntl out of sight from the land and Well nto the bay. ‘The Volunteer gained per. ceptibly on the Priscilla, and showed One win ward work. She 1s stiffer than elther the May- flower or Puritan, and it ts believed will lay closer ‘othe wind than either of them, A dispatch to the New York Sun from Marble- head says: People who saw her under sail Thurs. day and Friday have been analyzing her good ints among themselves, and have been searcl ing for her Weak spots, though doubting if she has any. Her queer-pointed stern provokes the most comment. It comes toa blunt point, Just like a duck’s tail, and all the old saflors aré prejudiced ralnst it.” With her bowsprif off she alinost looks like a double-ender, and a greenhorn might easily bein doubt as to the direction in which It was intended she should inove. But there 13 hardly a question that her saucy pointed stern gives her inore speed. Indeed, her shape seems to have re- duced friction to the lowest minimum. In her trial trip the Little tender which the Volunteer a astern made a bigger wake than did the big sloop herself when Vearing, through the water at a ten-knot gait. at highest speed she left scarcely a bubble to mark her track, Her owner and designer think she 18 an improve- ment in both respects over her predecessors, In some respects Friday's brief run outside was a bet- ter vest than thatof ‘Thursday. ‘The wind was very puffy, and she was caught in several sharp flaws. Shé certainly showed more stability than either the Mayflower or the Puritan, and Capt, Hoff says she is a much better boat in a head sea than either of the others. A necessary alteration in her mainsail to prevent bagging will doubtless make a perceptible improvement, and when she is put_in thorough racing trim she will certainly astonish the yachting world. Nearly every one ‘whose opinion is worth quoting admits that shie will outsall her elder sister, the Mayflower, and some are quite sure the measure of her superiority Will be proportionately as great as that of the Thistle over the Galatea or Genesta. eee McGarigie Gone. A CONVICTED CHICAGO BOODLER MYSTERIOUSLY DIS- APPEAKS. A sensation was caused in Chicago early yester- day by the discovery that J. McGarigle, ex-warden of the county hospital, who was recently con- vieted of being concerned in the wholesale rob- Dery of the county, had escaped. Mr. McGarigle and Engineer MeDonald, of the hospital, had been Jointly convicted and sentenced to threé years in the penitentiary, | Judge Shepard had refused to admit them to ‘bail, and they were in custody, awaiting the result of @ motion for anew trial, Between 8 and 9 o'clock last night Sheriff Matson took MeGarigie to the house of the latter, where a conference Was to be held with the State's attor- ney, Grinnell, between whom and the escaped boodler there appears to have been several conver- sations of late. While at lis home, the prisoner decided to take @ bath, and retired for that pur- pose. After waiting Yor some time the sheriff be- came uneasy and on going to the bath-room found that his man had 1 he police were at once notified and search was begun, but so far nothing has been learned of the fugittve's whereabouts, ‘There are rumors that McGarigie has been spirited, away in accordance with a plan of the State’s at- torney, but for what purpose as not been made clear. THE “‘BOYS” HAD TO BE LOOKED OUT FOR. ‘The interest in the boodle case n Chicago Satur- day was greater than ever on account of the dam- aging testimony given by ex-Commissioner Lynn Friday. Saturday he was subjected to a severe ¢ross-examination, but in the main his testimony was unshaken. ‘The members of the firm of Clow &Co., next gave their experience with the boodiers. ‘They’ estified that Ed, McDonald demanded com. auissions from them on all orders, and when they ‘appealed to Kiehin and the chairuian of the board of commissioners, and one of the defendants, he sald they had better take care of the “boys,” or else they would find themselves at the end of thelr John J. Lobstein, a sash and door con tractor, testified that he paid Commissioner Wrenn $500 atone time in the shape of a comission for Obtaining @ contract. On another piece of work Wren demanded a commission, and he gave him a county warrant for $500. ——seo—__ TRLEGRAPHERS TALKING OF BUYING THE Batti. MORE AND OnI0 ‘TELEGRAVH Lixg.—The New York cor nt of the Baltimore Sun says that it 1s said that the. Brotherhood. of ‘Telegraphers are considering the project, of purchasig the Baltl- $3,000,000, ‘The Brotherhood, Ie is aid, Ome dS rotherh is sald, offer to ay $500,000 cash on the acceptance of thelr propo- sition, atid to pay the remaining $2,500,000 at the end of sixmonths. This large sum it 1s proposed to raise by assessing each member of the Brother- ‘hood $50 4 month for six months. There are 21,000 members, and the leaders among them entertain no doubt ot their ability to thus raise the sum re- quired. Eating a Cat.—Policeman Jenkins was patrol- ing his postin 18th street, New York city, Satur- day,.when he was horrified by seeing a negro walk ing" along the street_ravenously devouring the Of a dead cat, He said his name was Chas, Hider, and that for several nights past the spirits Of his dead parents and wife have haunted him and told him that they could not be happy in Heaven until Re had eaten & human being or a ‘a hi ind & nan or Woman eaten, and he had been catching acat. Finding he thought that might PRS ¥ £4 BR A K KIINN N GGG ‘the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitudeof Jow testa, short weight, alum or Dhosphate powders. Sorp omtr m™ Cama Horan, Baking LOWE U6 200 Walk umeeeee besd pe teed. I SUMMER RESORTS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. _ RAILROADS. ‘NITED STATES HOTEL fan? U ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. — Opens Saturday, June25, 1887. Beautifully situated. have ‘since continued on Union street. Rock | “High Ground. Healthy Location. Pure Water Ad — eta ae eA id ‘was bred to the business of his father, and pursued | of access. First-class in all ite appointments, ec. “Unexcelled cuisine and service. Oxv Ororro Mt until the late war. He was one of’ the origina- | " Terms moderate. 326-00,:2m roar Snen of the Mount Vernon Gt except: Apoly to the Forest Glen Tmprovement Co. A Lieut, win. Morgan, now of, the Wi tax —- Fa ae re Omice, the last of te original officers of that com- | sr4tephone call 773. ORNS pany left alive, He served at one time as sheriff; Medicinal Use. ‘Was a councilman, and in late years of IG SPRING, PRIVATE SUMMER RESORT, CALIFORNIA BEAUNE, the outdoor poor.” He was sunstruck during the | AD within few minutes drive of Martinsburg, u Poerteey seam el Foent lets knd never fully recovered aus func-| We ieee, ee sone aan pore Pees aE mETTICE aT ae Fal will take place Lotnorrow MOPnIDG ane pirst | Hive. Mt 9-H SNODGHASS, Box 185, Martinsburg, | pe,nesr Suear Loaf sloautain one-balt, wile 9 for the ward, named. Moore, was ‘drowned near Jones’ | ¥=¥™ | scenery fine, bass Qahiny excellent: samme HEATED SEASON. Point yesterday afternoon. He was ina boat | 'JVHE ORIOLE. . ‘$5 por week. J. M. VERS, Prop. 3. W. BURCHELL, which overturned, and on his attem| to swim ee SS -Es x a2 1325 ¥F ST. ashore he was caught in the grass and lost his | Under new management; cuisine and ap. QS a eS lite. pointments first-class," Unobstruc ee CaR cate ee ee ‘Leo Broxex.—“Sonny” Richards, a small doy, | rooms. a SGHN TRACY, Prop. residing near the foot of Prince street, had his tat _3¥22. ‘OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL, Ra eg ee aera er oer eag | AEE MANETON, RSE GEA Non MOUNTAINS AR v1 NI @ counter which turned over with him. ‘THE LARGEST AND MOST Ho RAR. ales Saencta eanenes bores! N Arrexrrap Svicioe.—Alfonso Arrington, a well- (LOCATED HOTEL. fant lies | (Accommodations for 300.” For a “pe acing OTICE Mlempeed suicide yesterday afternoon, He was | Hlewwatiy Furnished and Liberally Masiaged, ings sticet ee. orei the otics of the TO GROCERS AND HOUSEREEPERS, at a house on the north of town and a girl ‘Modern Conveniences. Bropht's Orchestra, ee ak ~ Was si to him. Suddenly he began to weep Coach to and from the Beach and Trains. Darice Gans Sentes Wasnt Roundtrip ticketa, good. and gob and went out into the ard. _In a few | _ap16-im CHARLES McGLADE, Proprietor, | Enul October 31, $8.50 from Washington, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF minutes the discharge of 2 gun was heard, ‘A. 8. PRA’ . ‘was found thathe had stot himselr near tne heart. | QEQWERE, (HOUSE, GREENCASTLE, * + + 1 know of no place, more delartthl for go F Rm ETE ss ‘It 1s thought he will not recover. ing, good cool front rooms, good. bass fishing summer's rest and enjo} = o Fe RRR FE ‘Nores.—Workmen are endeavoring to raise the | andabeautial healthy town, ‘Gentlemen with-immt: |. ss. MRS: JOHN A LOGAN. | So F , F = oe Doller of the burned steamer Armenia trom the bed | Hoe.can lesva, Washington, Saturday afternoon and re-| , ©, °, ° “Thad e most delightful sear st Boot He g in os = Men's curistian Assobiation nero has established | Ciiléren half pric: JNO. W- HARBAUGH. Jy20-0% | 10. *)* “The handsome service @f you owutiful THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA ‘The inder, amontuLy association Journal. — | QHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA—SIX VA. | ttrizen a Tesorts in SER BS PRoOESS FLO! ‘The colored vovers here who voted for Gen. Lee rieties mineral waters, large lawn: eleva- _. MAJ, W. GWYNN, "ATENT UR have requested Jn, Syoha to attend the ae | BRAS Ser ome ana PEWBE | 5,2 sctaparot poztesownare famine | au wunonta doubt the ment BEAUTIFULand he noke Democratic Convention on their bs 5 INiOw = i te ‘most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. 4 " Jeo. Cx ND UNION. ATLANTIC AVE, BETWEEN | #2 at Rock Enon 8} Thos, Brent has bought of Geo. Coleman the two- Gesso GNOw, ATLANTIC AVE. BE N | 30. ‘DR ROBERT REYBURN. story frame building, Washington and Wilkes streets, for $100. ‘The bullding is to be removed from the lot and a comfortable brick house to be built there. ages AGAINST THE STEWART WiL.—Mrs. J. Lawrence Smith, niece of the late Mrs. “A. ‘T. Stewart, and mother-in-law of Prescott Hall Butler, who lately began anuction to set aside the trust clause in ‘Mrs, Stewart’s will, has also brought sult against ex-Judge Henry Hilton, who 1s trustee under the will, The object of the new suit 13 to have an ac- counting and to set aside the transfer of the dry goods business made by Mrs, Stewart to Hilton in 1876. In her complaint, Mrs. Smith recites the well-known facts relative to the transfer, and as- serts that 1t was unlawfully made, against the lawful interests of the rightful heirs, and not in accordance with the intentions of Mr. Stewart as declared in his will, Among the property to which attention is directed as having passed improperly to Mr. Hilton's hands are the building at Broad- way ‘and Chambers street and the large retail building at Broadway and 10th street. SweaTixa B1oop.—The workmen on several houses being built in Marletta, Ga., felt the heat to a degree that almost rendered 1 impossible for them to contine work Saturday. Mr. Murray, & carpenter, became sick, tue perspiration almost ceased to flow, but, strange to say, blood oozed from the top of’nis Head profusely. He washed 1t Off, and soon his hair became clotted wit blood agin, ‘The sweatug of biood seemed to give him Tellef, He quit work and went hom estab tl oh ahaa Since the first of the month one hundred and sixty carloads of fruit have come Kast from San Francisco, Nearly all of the fruit 1s billed to Chicago. OILY ITE Johnson's, Corner 13th and E. Now first house’ below on E. Norfolk Spot: Spanish Mackerel, Little Neck Clans, Soft an Deviled Crabs, &e.’ Ladies’ ‘attached, 1 Hazors kept in condition free; 487Pa.av. eo2 The Place to Huy the best and cheapest ‘Trunks and other traveling goods, ‘TorHam’s Manufactory, 6 1231 Pennsylvania ave. hw. Drink the “Queen of Beers” If You want to save doctors’ bills, ‘The health of Your entire family will be studied by ordering this r from the Agency, 1206 D street northwest. 73 cents per dozen, ‘Trunks and Harness repairing promptly attended to by competent workmen at”. ‘TorHaw’s Manufactory, 6 1231 Pennsylvania ave. n.W. Morell, 734 6th st. n. w., every styleshow case. 5 “Royal Glue” mends ‘em.—Boston Varieties ‘The Best $20 nd-inade Buggy Harness at ‘TorHa's, 1231 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1D, Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Mili Se. per quart. Sia Orr: CLOSING OUT! OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GooDs AT ACTUAL COST PRICE. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! One thousand yards Crinkled Ginghams (cash value 1234) reduced to7%. New Style Lawns, 5. French Lawns, finest quality, worth 25, reduced to DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! Immense assortment of Dress Goods in Plaids, Checks, Stripes, and Fancy Styles; cash value 25, re- duced to 15. Remnants of Satines: cash value 25, re duced to10. Black Brocade Silk Grenadines: cash value $1, reduced to 50 cents. Fancy Silks; cash value 50, reduced to 37%. Black and colored Albatross, (finer than nun's veiling,) wide double width, all pure wool, 373. Beautiful Lawns, nearly oue yard wide; cash value 12%, reduced to 8. Cash Customers who buy $5 or over will receive pair of HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS, worth 81. TTT ERE TE Ree ss & fe Hut Sos, EOE Ene BB Sg@ jyll 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. Ss : L. Hesesroxes. An opportunity that seldom occurs, when FIRST- CLASS DRY GOODS can be bought at prime cost; such is the fact at 8. L. HEMPSTONE’S, 803 Peuna, avenue. His entire stock will be sold at cost for cash ten days only. A chance that should not be miaged by ‘those wanting DRY GOODS at LOW PRICES, 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 3y21-6 803 Penna, ave. Gear Creare Sauce OF CHINA, CROCKERY AND HOUSE-FURNISH- ING Goops FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. Mt aon wo 0 Ho wow I 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH SALES. 15 PEK CENT OFF ON ALL REFRIGERATORS AND WATER COOLERS. HOLLANDER, Acexz, 4y12-1m 408 7th st. A Cus. A PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF ALL ACCOUNTS ‘RENDERED JULY 1 WILL BE APPRECIATED B! W. M. SHUSTER & sons, 919 Pa ave, GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPPS8's COCOA The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, | containing as it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, but they produce Flour UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. To prove | that, we would simply state that = lance quantity of ‘this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe ‘and eaten at the principal courts of the old world. City, N. J. Near Beach and ‘lightful ia de W. BECHTEL, Box 1947, ib. rooma, J. W. Box 1347. Jy 16-2w 4 JPME HAVEN HOTEL, FAIR HAVEN, MD. tensive grounds, maynificent shade, large rooms, bathing, fishing, boating. — Terms' moderate; liberal rates to families; see circu. lars. No intoxicating liqui dyfl- FAUCTEL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CT’ |RENEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH CO., Va Fauquier White Sulphur Springs Fauquier Co., Va, Both of these popular re-, ‘sorts will be open for the reception of guests JONE Yer. Terms reduced. Circulars giving rates and attrac. eller. vens, cor. 9th and Pa. a x CABELL MADDUX, Proprietor. & G. BURKE, Chief Slerk, Rings House, Mie ark EX , i HOWEVER, ‘Open all the year. Warm sea water bathe, rat Hydraulic plovarer, Open, lawn fronting sBe. HOt8t DAFAYETTGapE MAY, ¥. J. Like everything else that has gained renown, some ___liy7-¥mj___ BORTON & MAKsI Beautifully located, within fifty feet of the, Person or persons are trying to take advantage of the e UEHODOIH BEACH, DELAWARE. Sroveinchs, with Se escapes and fetiert drapage. | ePutation {thas attained by imitating the Name and Season 1887 opens JUNE 15. Pennsyl- ¥. H. HILDRE’ Brand, and attempting thereby to palui olf an inferior Vesoe se rie oak cern ees | Seeae Proprietor. | erticie for thewenuine. fashington {oF Kelohvo che pogne Clsn my agaummore aus. arrive st Rehobottiat | ( ‘Auiantic ave. between Vermontand Rhode THEREFORE, 220 p.m. Cire ‘ofice. ve BURTON, Matager tor Brett House Co. jol3-61e"— | Island aves. Full cccan view "EO: Box $4, ‘Bo sure and sce to it that either sacks or barrels read. 5 FRET, ABOVE TIDE WATER, ON | ~ronpAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. “CERES.” 29/1 QO Be Oo Raload Lae Pfr eye crate, Pletsant Sanur Nest. Open veer LEME | Kites House. Siburn’s, 1490 Peavey and, are round, Dr. E.H. BARTLETT, Prop. Oakland. sid 5 iaie ss sordan: Springs P. 0. Va. ce ‘¢: in. TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medala. irene age Meo i TPHE, CRYSTAL, OCEAN BEACH 3— Directly ou beck win 56 gutas sar frat Bod WOOD AND COAL. frptcclass Table, Mis S.C HAINES nes, sees at = CLEMENT, formerly of Delaware How ASIDE HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD. Coat: Coan: W. M GALT & CO, EASI cITY, ‘will be open fur the reception of” gues AwaY Down! a1 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. yen ues: BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY NOW. IL ‘Hot weather to talk Coal, but prices are so low it will Se Pay you tocallon A. B, SMITH and leave your order To-Day. COAL, direct from the mines, arriving daily per cars at Coal Depot, Ist and L streets northeast, B. & O, RR, Office 609 New York avenue northwest. Cail at either place and secure your supply. JULY MANDHELING JAVA” COFFEE, — You | WILI, never know what itis to drink the Kichost and Best Coffee produced iy all the worid until you ha tried a GENUINE MANDHELING. Very fow mer chants sell it because of the small profit it affords. Still we have found after several years uf constant experiment in Keeping it regularly in stock, that our sales have sufficiently increased to more than make uj the difference, our sales of it having already ‘reac Re THO" ishtfui elim inily’ boats: ices reasonable, Send for ill. circula ((ATSKILL Moun TAIN: SARATOGA, | Tne GEOR “ADIRONDACKS iat eit luarvelous. proportions, ‘This euurely overcomes au FARE GEORGE: av, june 2g¢DIRONDACKS. |. | PRICES, CHEAP! pomrrn, _ | siter,druwback” so conmouty’ex hy others, | Ree ee eine aap ine 2h gepress, trains, a A Tie that of oftrinx Cortes not Trenly roamed, We | toand from the Jersey” City Station of the ‘Penussy: | 3913 4m 609 NEW YORK AVENUE, _ | Tet tens gooda ery day. aid more frequently twice Vania Hailroad, tuskinee close connections with fast - 9 NEW YORK AVENUE. _| a day, and Bence the Coffee is, scarce! when de Uhuins to and from Weshinston. cu CoaE | BseSE, ta he customer, ELPHONZD YOUNGS 0y., ATSKILL MOUNTAIN. EXPRESS — === 9th st. bet. D and E 2y6. Tae Semper its tation st 8:50 an AR PEERD | sag MRE HCeR LOE Gelvery tm July.) ————————— fotel Raatersuill, via Kinston 3:24" p. and Beg W oH ton = in: Grand Hotel, Ts Phoonicia, 12: m.; | Stoveor Ranges 9320 ber ton HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Mount House Stition 125 jm; Paleuvitle 130 jane Shaanoken or ted Ash Coal... 2000.7 B49 ber tom | = IES — rawing-Toot Cars Jerse Gran yi ‘coal charged at regula Hon und co Pheenicia (or Hotel Raatersialt aud Moun- HENEY & CUARKE & SON, Best Cuancoar—Pacrep 1 House). 2053 Fea SARATOGA AND CATSRILL MT. EXPRESS.—| _ Telephone 112-4. aye . _ REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS Igave Philadelphia 8-20 aim. Arrive Hotel kaater- fll, via Kins 7 Pati Gi at greatly reduced prices. Cream Freezers, Jelly Tum- re Tur BR: ‘Diers, Fruit Jars, Gas and O11 Cook Stoves, 2a: Pale gen 3i50 vm | Lee Rose Wire Window Screens, &c., at Cars Philadelphia to Grand Hoiel Station’ and to For Our Elegant Spring and Summer Clothing has commenced. Think care- fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly. Don't wait. Our Beautiful Spring and Summer Goods have come, and arexoing GEO. WATTS, ap28-3m_ 314 7th st. n.w.. 4th house above Pa. ave. J. B, Lemme: & B thE Hanson Mies Phanicia (for Hotel Kuaterskill and Mountain House) and New York te Saratos. SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. SPECIAL— Vashington 9:00u.n, Arrive Hotel Kaater- sill, via Kingyton, 9:13 pan.; Grand Hotel, 8:45 p. mn,; Phoenicia, 7:01 p.u.; Mt. House Station, 8:00 p: ‘ormerl; a Feet J rapidly. In these days good old-fash- A BIG BREAK. IN THE PRICE OF WALL PAPER. Drawing: room Cars New York to Grand Mover, Seavion son honesty is rare, therefore you will bs Foie moxt thirty daya we will sol all White Back House}, aud Wasitugton to Sarstsgee So) Mountain pleased to see how we have combinedold ‘Ail abc. Paper for hue. per piece, Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad offices Sine ‘honesty in quality apd price, with, All Goc. Paper for 40c. per pice ©, E, LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent, New York, us ving taken control of the hotel property at this famous resort-and iaying mademany YAW improvements, incltiding the entire retur- Qi nishing of the hotel, I would respectfully solicit the patronage of its old aduurers and the public. “Tne thing facilities are unsurpassed, and fine fishing and. Ft aunt oonuectini tha dersey City Matin Pete new, fresh styles in Men's and Boy's Goid Borders, 45¢._ Otlier Paper iu 9 Tesora by West Shore Lailtosd Bargage ‘shecked Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Styles all orders for work promptly executed. through. the latest, quality excellent, prices low- 7th street cars pass the door, TO" 208 7 est. Buyers cannot put their moneyia more liberal hands, Youneed notaccept cur statements as we back them with goods and prices. Our $12, $15,818 suits, must be seen: you cannot imagine from an advertisement. Can say we have seen suis suid ut much more qoney that will not bear coumparisua _4e27-3m. Ger Tue Besr THE LEONARD DRY ATR CLRANABLF. RFFRIG- ERATORS, made in hard wood, ELEGANTLY CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL FILLED, and ZINC-LINED; every part removable for CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES, AIR-TIGHT hunting are afforded With these. LOCKS, IMPKOVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of mci easter dettegmyetst0| TENE arate on wed at | NCL sie “Seok BRUM E NIC” Wor tastier arcing gga — ERICES LOWER, THAN, ANY OTHER GOOD RE- HE CURL! ASBURY PARK, = cE So OAs maraEe eae v. = HOEKE, wrsiinet pen un tata harps Se ea @ |_T bapieerpta | cen ied ge euler, Spiny conaien jer Le rm TD. No P.... A V—= Se 100'yards, ER. KIRK. jezsaaui’ | Suaaer Crormne. Do Nor Porcuase A Varor Srove | THE LAKE ViEW HOTEL 18 SITUATED IN THE willage of Watkins, - Y,. adjoining the : famous Watkins Glen, It is 300 feet above Bs and overlooks Seneca Lake. ‘ ‘Telephone and Telezraph Connections in the House: Newly and elegantly furnished throughout, hag ali modern iuprovements, Bowling Alley, Billiards, Cro- ‘quet, Lawn Tennis, Hammocks, Swings, Music,&c. Also proprictors of the National Hotel, Cleveland, on. Tote Harbor, Fla, BUMIILE & SON, Prop'rs. je4-3m_ until you have examined ourlarge assortment of the Crown Jewel Stove, the best inthe market, with im. provements not in any other stove. A full line of Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Freezers, &e. The only place where the genuine Danforth Fluid can ue ob- ‘tained. W. 8. JENKS & CO, 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 Oren: Eee mae N. J. ¥ oa 2 BI 6 2 27 Th ow nest loct tl . Hop evel rt eseeen: wove 65 Ph odaesice wah Metin ae7 PMR | onrmiet sence sors $0) Wars, Parens ments the best. Mrs. G.H. PEMBERTON. je8-2m1" | Beautiful All-Wool CHEVIOT SUITS, Cut-»- P. HANSON HISS & CO, 815 15thst 2 w. Wat Hayers of ail grades, Friezes and Ceiling Decorations. Special attention given to Plain and Decorative Painting. Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds of In- 88 HOUS) This beautiful lio ‘Sux-Face PRINCE ALBERT SUITS....: ‘Nice BUSINESS SUITS... SEERSUCKER COAT AND VEST. \ONGRESS HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Ci 1887. ymnmiodate' Lyovened, JUNE ‘87. Accor terior Decoration and Furnishing. AD inspection of ).._ Music all the season. Osean SILO M. POTTER, MeeaEeY | OFFICE COATS at all times... +++ 250, | Our goods is respectfully solicited. ap ENNHURST, MICHIGAN AVE. AT- y lantic City, N. J. House entirely new;' ‘Silk, Alpaca, Pongee Silk, and Drap d'Ete Coats and ‘Vests at wonderfully low prices, a = 8.30 AM T Mail Daily for i es aE a seme ae Springs, Allegheny Cy Bristo. Knox Siew Gite rast Serene kes SS anf GA DOS wert ome Re St a uehburg, Rocky Mouut, Danville and Stations bey fos eee at feos eset oe Charlotte, Atlanta, Birminghain. Monuomery, New Orieans, Texas and California. Pallman Now York to'Atlanta, in convection with Pullman Sleepare ' for Bitmingiam, Vicksburg aud Sureveyort sel ninglinn. Vicksbure abd NLtewe trains Washington to Atlanta. "Does uot Combect for G. route polute Sundays 285 BB Datiy except Sunday for Mi Strasburg “and utersnliate “Stations, also with Chrwagh' Toad te Warren for Fauges White Bult +3 ne commerce at Riverton with 8.4. RR for Luray. arrtvivar’S pm 3.30 B. AC Western Express Daily for Warren ralie, "Loweviite, Cincianea Gordonsville, Charlott and Summer resorts on and pear Lane of Ches and Ohio Route. Iman ‘aud. Solid Traine Ws irs a ton to Louisville; also for Lynchburg, Bristol pooga, Memphis, “Little Rock and ‘sl Southwestern, Points, uweh Pullman Sleepers Washington to Memphis without chanee 11:00 PM. “Souther B for Lynch: Kaleigh, Ashevihe, Charlotte, Columnbi, Rikon, Auguste, Auianta: Motiteomers, ‘Now Unloasn Texas and. Calitormia. Pullin Sicejacrw Washiagton to Montgomery, connecting with Pullmnn Parlor Care ‘Mont to'N jew Origata” Pullin Niorpery Waa ington to Bt alse Pallas YWaatincon "to Grecnbricr "Wiie Sulvvar . Wischiteion and Ohio division lave Wash- [rains on Washington and Ohio division leave Waa! OTe A Me Daly xc ¢ iy: arrive Round Aah if s37 A ise ling leave Round Hill G05 AM. Daily, aud Dally except Sunday, arriving W oy Daily exces t Sunday, arriving Waaliuute trains from the South via. Charl pehbune, Bristol and Lynct A via Chee Ohis Route and Ghiarlottesvilleat 8.40 0M Surat Dune Local at -47 4 “THeketn, Sleeving Car reservation furninived.ati tacvare choked st oft M4 information Vaniaavenne, and at Station, Rallroad. Oth and Batrecte, JAR TAN TS a Panseuser Agent, BALTORE AND onto RAILROAD, Sehedwe im effect, SUNDAY. JUNE 19th 1887, Until further notice. ~o Leave Washington from Station corner of New Jam sey avenne and € atrect For Chicazo, 10-39 am. and 9:4 danty. with, ‘coaches and sleeping care ‘ a Fast Limited Express for Pittsty — Fiving in Pittaburg at 8°30 p.m, Chicago ext moras ing at 9:50. Noextra fare is changed on this train tae fast ume. For Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis daily at3.15, Bh and 8240 pain. with throwen egaren and Paince ‘leeping Cars to” Cincinnati and St, Louis without change, 3:15 p.m. is 8 fast limited train to Cinciunatl 4 St Louis, arriving iu Cincinnati next mornit ab 7:30. St. Louis 6:40 pan, Noextra fare is changed ou this train for fast time For Pittebary at 10-55 a.m. and 8:55 p.m. daily te Pittsburg, Cleveland and Detrout, with Parlor aud Sleeving Cars to Pittsbure. For points on Shenandoalt Valley Railroad, between Shenandoah Junction and Luray inclusive: 3:15 p. mi. ily except Sunday except Menton and Local Stations, 10:10 a.1n, daily, cept Sunday For Havre de Grace, 7. ilmtugton, Delaware und suteriued between Baltimors and Wilmingtou, 3-00 chert Sum pci de Grace, Singer a cin ily, except SU For Baltimore on week days, 8:0 and 45 10 0. 6:40, 3 (99 tidnate C3 4:50, 4a 0, 6:45, ‘ b 40,830 an. 30 pan 4:40, 8-45 and 11 my Suna 30 pan, Branch 6: scopt Sunday,and 530 ly. 4-40 pan Pa Pan, daily” jeaves Washington on only at 1:1. : tue wt all stations on Metron politan Branch. "For Frederick 10:10 aim. and 4:40 Pam. daily, except Sund Forlarersown 10:10 am. and 5.80 p.m. dally, ont = 0 am. 5:30 p.m. _ Aas arrive from the West daily 6:20, 7:20 amy aipom beinw'on ‘Shenandoah Valley R.R, 1:15 p.m. From Philadelvhia, Chestef, Wilmington and Havre Ge Grace, 10-49 aims 3pm and BOO pen dallpe From Havre de Grace. Sin iy amd da poluts north of Baltimore, 10 From Aumapolin, 8:30.aha aaily ‘Sunday. Z Frum Prederick aii sutermediate 5 and 8:15 pt daily except Bunday. Put 8:25 mm ‘Traine leave Baltiinoretor Wpahitieton at 5-10. 8.30, 7:80, 8:00, 8-05, 10:00 and 10-304 mL B02). 745,86 30 aud 1i00 05 aud 10 a.m., 1:20, uation apply at the Paltimore and Wankington station, G1 aud 1 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 14th streot, where Salle taenor igre to be Ciecked nnd rocevod + point . NM CLEMENTS, C.K. LORD, GPA Balt “SMITH, Poort Kart Washington. 3y2_ HE GREAT PE! ‘YLVANIA ROUTE [O THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY. STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. IN EFFECT MA} 16. 1887- ‘Trains leave Washington from Statiou, corner of Sixth ‘and Hi wtreets, as follows. For Pittsburg aud the West, Chicagy Limited Express ‘of Palace Slocpliyg Care Line, 9:50 aS. daily to c ‘with Sleeping Cars from H: end Buffet Car to St. Louis daily. fe fo Chicago, with Sleeping Car Alt ona to Chicaeo. Western Express, at S10 PM. daily, with Slesping (Cars Washington to Chicago and St Lougand iar Fisbury to Cleveland, connecting at. Harrisburg with ust Sleepers for Louisville and Memphis, Pacific Express, 10:00 P.M. daily for Pit ahd the West, with through Sieeper Marnisbung t : For, Ene Ganauisigun, Rochester. Batlaly Steen for Erie, Cauaudaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, \ 10:06 P. Mt daily, except Saturday, with Palasb ‘Cars Wi % Rochester. capt Sat Lin 0AM. daily, PIANOS AND ORGANS. A Revezatioy AND A REVOLUTION. Es |ARMONIC” ORGAN. The new ESTEY “PHILHARMONIC” ORGAN, Biase nana nee tpn myn JAMES HOOD. TJVHE ALDINE, CAPE MAY, N.J., DECATUR ST, ‘Diss ca Co te teach for She volettod. MUELLEM Prop. Les ate ‘Bring this with you for reference, a Sly a An instrument far in advance erto made. " Unequaled POWER and ALITY OF TONE, ELD Ct NEAR i UNIQUI OTS. CHARACTERISTIC VOICING. Wa ast Je Of Are temtont 8 One {2 FULL SETS OF REEDS OF FIVE (5) P.O. Box 1016. i mbib-1m Im |W oxpgarut Bazaars ee ose a HE OCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTI N, J. Replete with’all modern conven! guces; ‘now, open to former patrons and, felons, under’ ord ke RETO Tae ¥ SPI BATHS, B&O. RR, (Main Stem), THREE HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. wonserfully compact case, Itisdesigned for Cuurcbes, Schools, Chapels, Saloon Parlors, Large Music Kooms SANDERS & STAYMAN, GARVIS BUTLER, Manager,) 934 F st. u.w., Wax! » D.C, 13 N, Charles st., Balt Ma, my19-3m_ 17 Main st., Richmond, Va. Lasne Praxos. mn ER! LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS, — Childrens’ Fine Kid Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties, and JANO! * KER B PIANOS. ALKALINE THERMAL WATERS, Opera Slippers, only 50c. : worth 75c. Dea PraNos. WEbER ‘Misses’ Kid Oxfords, Patent-Leather trimmed, with Tips, only 65c.; worth 81. Ladies’ and Misses Fine Opers Slippers, Kid-Lined, ‘The merits of Berkeley and its waters are famous, Private Baths and Swimming Pools, large and elegant. These 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- Tadies’ Fine Kid Oxfords, low-button and New- B E let, Round-trip tickets issued by B. & 0. RR ports, only 75c., worth $1. BB OEE Pamphlets also at Star office. For information and| Ladies’ Curacoa Kid Hand-Sewed Tipped Oxfords, 5 books see Ed. H. Dick, 613 7th st. n.w. m Patent-Leather Trimmed, only $1; worth $1.50. ‘Mens’ Low-Strap Ties, only $1; worth $1.50. ‘Mens’ Fine-Embroidered Slippers, ouly 650.3 worth INO. T. TREGO, Prop., Je7-2m_ __ Berkeley Springs, W.Va, CBEssON SPRINGS, PENNA. ay UNEQUALED IX TONE: TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP 49) o. AND DU A MAIN LINE PENNA. RATEROAD. UGE SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A fine assortment of Ou top of Allegheny Mountains. Prominent makes ii $08 FOR RENT. ‘THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Wal, KNABE & CO. Pun? Eastand West. Wor cea ee Sarg ftom all a a, n sea steooine Ret Space. ; “ALL VIS_ COS PIANOS_NEW carey Stennis Geen Pa Lise deer rte Hi sucha ae Sct rae uiplooe (hoLToN's SUMMER RESORT. Close rooms for the summer. Hi SUMNER Ageae eee UOLTON GBR, Le) my30-2m_ ‘Miles Town, St. Mary's Go, p= REVERE, ATLANTIC CITY NJ Pisce, righton. ‘Sanit its perfect, tant mb1-2m,jul-1m ‘M. DAY. ~ self instruments. Se povaty se cayav nar vat canis Tuning and ihanestiy done oateeee sta ata E SEE oe EOD | yore Ba BEE | Kowa F. Dacor 66 4 CME.” OCEAN END, KENTUCKY, Wwww HHH II ss. KK ke Ses, a 4 5 ry 925 PENNSYSVANIA AVENUE, Po ae Re es eee papers (PEE GHALFONTE, ‘ATLANTIO, J. Many new improvements, incl CITY, NA, ak Paes. tet E ROBERTS WAYEELY HOUSES ATLaNtic ciry, NJ, ‘Open Ail the Year. teat "Hot and cold Sea Baths; Steam Heat. uot sits 38 Ea Seay USE, CAPE MAY, N. J., OP-g eae se ‘view: Bea Dot seawater baths, 8 W. GOLT. and: = NTINENTAL, ATLANTIO AVE. BETWEEN CeeNad Island aves, ATLAN-; Tae Nid HOTEL Oats of Site ec oucannet, = CSTARAGE FoUsE, ATLANTIC crry, fer or Post Oftice, si. as eva neas Otho ow tall Halon Hates” @s00 to 65 ic to all pomts east aay. J. M. CLINNIAN. ei ght tot Do Nor Poncuse ‘ONTEREY He couUREIDar: SUMMIT P.O. Qu: Y, UNTIL EMERSON PIANO. ANKLIN COUNTY, thoroughly ee Rey ‘Sie tours, Pitney “ “Over 41.000 now is See feet elevation Tae A ‘Second-hand Pianos and ‘st prices from 610 end 2h Orenae cue fore “These bisiies to$100. sold on small oe POWER Maer Wien Baie | PERFECT SALISE" ‘Largest assortment of x ‘ware Water Gap House, Pa. nyb4e Stour expense, a 16 # st. Feng eddreen AM SELLE Sow Wi Coomme Br Gus re iGRESS. COTTAGE, 4 Orr, & I= | WILSON'S er ys sg Belo ae rene Scbat Asiana A ful tne of Soacuamaa ar caret ene Evalecte fecre Woo é os and 4: alti 5. 9:00, 9:40. 9.50. 1 et Te TeX RUN Ret 4:40, 6: 06 and 11-20 P.M. On Suu: ‘CHAS. rn & & t General 4.R. WOOD, Genera Famenger’Aveut TEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON LEAVES 6TH , street whart every MONDAY, WEDAISDAY aud FRIDAY, a forall Potomac River Landings, we . far ax Nomini, Gurrioman and Leynardiown. Op MEDNESDAYS extends her trip to Pines Point aud Kinsale. | Farg to all landings: Firet-clans, 99 ont N25. street MONDAY, WI SDAY SATURDAY at 5:5 ‘and return stopping at Piney Polus pam oth ¥ Staterooms secured aud bageage checked at 619, ‘Lloyd's Express Offices and om 2301 Penn. ‘ave. Lord, Bay POTOMAC KIV ‘iw HOS ste SarUuDAYSer sem. Teand SUNDAY “WAKEFIELD” NDAYS, THURSDAY 5. tae ngs ae far be Noun Crock, “Curpoman,, Va and st ‘Clements Bay, Ma Coe, Hef = a aes THEE TaSON and BAG, KRIGBT leave Paar | ME MasoN Mt venxom— STEAMER ¥. W. CORCORAN HoHSSS PGS nus Beturniag sence Waa 2 Re fama LL BLAKE, Coptata_ OCEAN STEAMERS. eae a MOP NOMDES CHER LLOYD 8 8. 00, re) Aller, Wed.. 3: ry Lk atm 5 Eibe, We Shives ee te nets eee Sea 520 nr. 915 Peon. ve Exomveg A Some Engreving 0 Boon. yo a iortmerkiurand Sa Ex: ‘Dulin eusbroiwerg.