Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASMINGTON, D. C.. IDAY, JULY 29, 1887, LOCAL MENTION. oo Oe eee vemnaren. postition aa CIty. ITEMS. SUMMER _ RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. _ RAILROADS. How They are Bei ied Out. “talkin, Ot a E RAI somes ‘The Weather. Inilications for the 24 hours commencing at 3 p.m. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Vir- ginta, fair weather, variable winds, generally Southerly, stationary temperatur ‘Ww. Hany & Co., 816 Seventh Street. Satrepay, MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY. To clear them out we shall offer the following extraordinary reductions in strictly first-class goods: raat, Burs gents’ $5.50 French calf, finest custom- nck COMETESS, $5.95. ) hand-made kangaroo shoes, $2.95. palrs $4 seamless calf, hand-made, sewed, (We can’t buy these to-day for » pairs $4.50 Frenc! st any. stvie, §3 $450 Cousin’s best. French xhout 60 pairs left, $3.55. s ladies’ $4 fine band-turned button 2.95 So pairs of our popular $3 French kid low id button, for § calf, custom-made low kid button : real bargains. Don’t miss them. Ki iaember, Saturday, Monday and. Tues- day only ‘S16 7th st. and 1922 Penna. ave, Tue Tairs of W. W. Corcoran to Marshall Hall, urday, and W. W. Corcoran and unday, ate es; nt in excursion (C AND FRIENDS OF PLASTIC ART.— a sharp, we will sell, without limit, statuary, urns, vases, and bas- reiters, of famous modern and antique sculpture, in terra-cotta and plaster casts metalized, Weeks & Co., Salesrooms XN Fans, styled “The Pride of the Yacht,” given away to ail purchasers of teas and coffees, at the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.'s Store,’ Satur- day and weex following. See advertisement in Special Notices, » O37 Rerark wore abing and gas fitting, stove and tin work promptly done by SURDD & BKO., 452 St street northwest, Fox spring lamb and Washington dressed beet £6 to Joh it, Keily, stall 628, 629 and 630 Center Tarkét, and 206 and 20% Northern Liberty market. ‘Twesty-Five PER CEST Discost on horse-fly nets, horse sheets and lap spreads or robes to close Out Summer stock at Tophams, 1231 Pa. ave. n.W. Save eyesight, consult Hempier, ave., Cor. 43 CITY AND, DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Kerwan’s THeatex.—Comie Opera and Varlety. Battle of Bull Rua. Roller Coaste bout 10, The steamer Mattano, having been thoroughly repaired, will resume her regular trips on Sunday hext. The village camp-meeting now In progressat the age in will continue until the first Sunday In Au- here will be preaching throughout the ¥. y next sun ‘Those who leave the city during the summer can bave Tue Stak malled to them for any length of time, at the rate of 50 cents per month, and the address changed as often us desired. t2-The requisite umount of money must in each ease ae~ ‘company the order. —— Overcome by the Heat. David Donovan, living at No. 1010 6th street southwest, was overcome by heat about 7 o'clock last night at the corner of 6th and L street south- West, and was taken to the Providence Hospital, where he died about $ o'clock. A car driver named Howard Burehell was also prostrated by the heat at the corner of Pefnsyl- Yania avenue and 19th street and was removed to Providence Hospital. Frank King was overcome by the heat at 5 O'clock yesterday afternoon while at work on a new buflding near 12th and E streets. He was taken to his home on 9th street, near Boundary northWest. Robert Sword, a bricklayer, working on a build- ing on 3d street, between Pennsylvania avenue and C street southeast, was overcome by the heat Yesterday, and was removed after treatment at Dooiey’s drug store to Lis home, 510 6th street southeast, —— Base Ball Yesterday. ‘THE STATESMEN TAKEN INTO CAMP BY THE HOOSTERS— HOW OTHER GAMES RESULTED. ‘The Washington ball team met the Indianapolis men yesterday and recetved a severe drubbing. The score was 15 to 8 Notwithstanding Whit- ey’s presence in the Dox the home team made 2: hits, while the visitors scored but 12 off Morrl- Son, who has before proved a stumbling-block to the Senators, ‘The Washington team was some- What crippled, being without the services of Myers and Dontelly,/and during the game the players were changed about. A feature of the game was the batting of O'Brien, who made four hits, one a home run and another a three-bagger. The same clubs play again today. The Detroits received another setback at the hands of the New York Glants yesterday, the score being 5to4. Phila- deiphia succeeded tn capturing a game from Pitts. burg, 4 to %, and Chicago defeated Boston without much effort, 10 to4. t. Louts, 5. At At Baltiniore—Baltimore, 4; ‘New York—“Mets,” 3; Cleveland, 4. At Philadel- hieties, 3. At Brooklyn— hia—Loutsville, ookivn, 7" Cieinmath & ‘The Athie-tcs defeated the Peabodys at Athletic Park yesteflay by a score of 14 to 9. — Sales of Real Estate. G. W. Cissell has bought of Caroline and B. B. ams, for $20,000, property fronting 178 feet on Koad street, West Washington, adjoining Cooke y C. Pearson has bought for $4,500 sub 39, >, 18 by 100 feet, on 4th street, between A east, 0. M. Ball ‘has bought ¥. A. SueWArt, for $4,548, loU19, square 76, 40 by an average of 137 feet, on L street, between 20th and 21st streets northwest. Eva A. Klllman has bought of John J, Merrill, 7,000, lots P, Q Rand's, in square 629, front feet on the vast ‘of Ist street, ‘and 97 Jeet on the north side of D street northwest. Mra. Killman resold the same property to L. P. Shoe- and C. R. Newman for $7,444.44. ua Duke Pinson las bouxht, for $6,875, of eu M. Ware, lot 73, square $3, 35x100. Ieet on voth street, between Q and KR streets northwest. Senator Don Cameron bas bought of George Tay- lor, for $60,000, a tract in the county, pts. of Widow's Mite and Mt. Pleasant. Messrs Walker & Waiter, realestate brokers, id, for Patrick McNamara and others, aS. Ashby, ot 4, In square 723, fronting on setts avenue und D street, between Ist od 2d streets northeast, for $6,580. He CC Orr His Davoures wirn a Dottar— esterday two Wills of the late Phillip Fisch awn musician, were fled. The first is dated i. INS, and by If Le left all his property to his three children, to be divided equally among them, By the second will, dated May 7, 1887, he the first and left his daughter, Mra Sweetman, $1, directing that the te- divided equally _be- ‘THE FIRST ARRESTS—HOW THE CASES WERE DIS- POSED OF—THE GARB! ‘The frst arrest under the new police regwa- tions was made before 9 o'clock yesterday morn- ing by OMicer Breen, his prisoner being Joseph Brown, a ten-year-old colored boy, who was picked up near the Center Market. ‘The boy was employed on a huckster wagon, and was arrested under the second section of the third article of the regulations, for breaking leaves from cab- bages and throwing them on the street. He was taken to the first precinct station, but the Heu- tenant, on account of his youth and ignorance of the law,and It betng the first arrest, discharged the prisoner and struck out the record of arrest. Other arrests were made by officers during the day for violations of Various sections of the new regulations. THE DODGER NUISANCE. This morning in the Police Court Mr. Frank Closs called the attention of Judge Harper to a charge of violzting section 7 of article 8 of the regulations brought against James and Harry Selby. ‘The young men, he sald, were arrested by Oniicer Reldy for distributing Nandbilis for their father, Mr. Selby, the shoe dealer on Pennsylvania avenue, near 20th street, and they did not know it was 4 Violation of the law, ‘The section under which the prosecution was brought reads: “No handbilis, dodgers, cards, or circulars shall be dis- tributed in any miner Whatoover, nor dropped it the parking in or upon such places, or left uj or doorsteps of any premises within the of Columbia.” Mr. Closs Said that as this was the first case brought under this section, and the defendants Knew nothing about the law, he would enter a plea of guilty, and ask the court to take their personal recognizance. ‘The judge said he had no objection under the circumstances to taking the personal recognizance of the defendants ff the warning of the court would bring about the de- sired effect. The defendants must remember, however, that if they repeat the offense they will be called upon to pay the $5 fine in this case. The court Imposed a fine of $5 and suspended sentence by taking their personal bonds. BELL TEAMS. ‘Thenext case called under the regulations was against a young colored man, named Wm. Swails, who Was driving a doubie team hauling stone along Pennsylvanta avenue, near 26th street. He had & long strap of sleigh ‘bells attached to the tam. He was arrested by Ollicer Holmes. Mr. Hewlett raised an objection to the information, which the court overruled. ‘The judge asked Mr. Padgett, who appeared for the District, 1f he was willing ‘to take Uae detendant’s personal bonds. Mr. Forrest sald he yhought, a3 this was the first day, Il would be well to dispose of all of the cases I the same way by taklag their personal bonds, as It Would serve as a warning to all others, ‘The judge said he thought that the best course to pursue to-day, but he Wauted it understood (hat if they repeated the offenses they would be brought in and made pay the fines in the present eases. He also wanted these persons to under- stand that the court would impose fines in cases of Violations of the police regulations, and tn the future they would not be disposed of as they have been to-day. John Fairfax, a clored cart driver, was put under his personial bonds for having belis attached strict grove in Montello, where it was held two years | to bis animal. ‘Thomas Sinith, a colored driver for Mr. Wash. B. Will was ‘charzed by OMlcer Retdy with driving « horse on which was a set of bells. He pleaded ignorance of the law and the court took his personal bonds, warning him uguinst a repetl- Uon of the offens Jno. Hannacke, Who owns an ice wagon, was charged by the same officer with having bells on his team in Yjolation of article nine, and the ease was continuel until to-morrow for'the defendant to give his personal bonds. ON THE WKONG SIDE. ‘Mr. Frederick Springman, the feed dealer, was charged with driving on the wrong side of 15th street. He drove around the corner of New York avenue, and wanted to turn into G street. He did not care to drive across the track to go the short square, and Would not go across the track when told t6 doso. Officer Sulkeld placed him under arrest. His persoral bonds were taken. Grant Campbell, charged with same offense, for- felted $5 collateral, which will be returned if he calls for It. HOKRY-POKEY, ETC. Pasquale Girard sounded his hokey-pokey bell and gotarrested. He was tgnorantof thelaw. His personal bonds were taken and his $5 returned. Oliver London and Robert Moffatt each gave their personal bonds for ringing gongs attached to milk wagons. John Hall gave his personal bonds for failing to maintain distance between carts, ‘The only warrant issued under the regulations was against Louls Bosworth, cl im with using more than eight feet of the public street for building material. ‘THE POLICE ORDERED TO STOF THE RINGING OF COW- BELLS BY CYCLE RIDERS. Commissioner Wheatley was in a very good humor this morning, when a Stak reporter ac- costed him in reference to the new police regula- tions, He laughed considerably over the eccen- {rlelties lastnight of some of the bleycle riders, and told some atnusing stories of titel antics. He does not think, however, that the bicycle riders evinced a proper respect for the regulations, which have been made as much for their protec: Uon as that of the public. Major Moore was sent for, and after a short conference with the Commissioners he was instructed to stop the ringing of cow-belis, dinner-bells and other, nolse-tnaking contrivances on bicycles or trieycles under section 1 of article 9, which pro- bIDILs the soundigg or striking of any '“bell, gong, horn, whistle, drm or other Dolse-laaking article, instrument or device,” witn the exception of the light bell or gong which ts required by law to be attached to a bicycle or tricycle. So that if these machines repeat to-night thelr noisy manifesta- Hons they may find themselves in the hands of 8 ice officer, With a fine of $5 to: them in the face. ores A GARBAGE NUISANCE TO BE STOPPED. ‘The olfactory nerves of pedestrians will no more be offended by the unwholesome odors which follow in the wake of garbage carts, For many years much of the offal and garbage of the city has been removed by parties who carry it into the country to sell to the farmers as food for swine. They usually employ every variety of nondescript vehicle and animal, and, in their peregrinations from one house to another, they commit more nuisance to the square yard than almost any other class of offenders in this regard. Commissioner Wheatley said to a Stax reporter to-day that the Coromissioners have long felt the necessity of abating this nutsance, and when the police regulations were in course of preparation they hoped to reach 1t by prescribing the kind of cart which could be used in removing this matter, but the district attorney advised them that they had no authority to do thls under the act author- fing the Commissioners to make police regula- tions. ‘This obstacle was overcome in an indirect way by the regulation which prohibits any person, after having obtained a permit trem the health officer to remove garbage from leaving tor upon any streets, avenues, alleys, &c..” any drippings, droppings, spillings, or leakings trom his cart or other velucle. So that unless a man employs a Ught cart or box in this work he can be prose. cuted, By this way, also, the Commtsstoners will stop carts engaged in carrying dirt or gravel from leaving halt their load on the street, It 18 thought that if this section 1s strictly enforced persons will be inconvenienced for some- Ume, and will be uMable to get rid of their gar- here of the loud talking of the men engaged in gS trom the streets early in removing the swee; the mecentag. (ogeuoer with, other unnciomary olses made by" the. clattering of shovels, which disturbs the rest of the citizens. Ovr_Acam.—Station-K Samuel Goodman, ‘who has been confined to his residence en account of illness for several is able to be about, el goa tak eet Be rat 5 tons of ice from Kenne- tona of coal for Boston, Schooner George M- rt ton. mi ‘Adams cleared ight yesterday for Baltimore. Paired Benedick cleared light yesterday for 01 ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A, M.—Great Falls, temperature, 82; condition, 1; ving reservoir, temperature, 86; condition at north connection, 3; condition at south connec- ton, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, 86; condition at influent gate house, 7; condition at effluent gate house, 20. High tide in the river to- day at 2:48 a. m.; Hide at 10:28 p.m. Reported for THE EvExixa STAR. ‘Tus Prick oF Reat Estare.—The Alexandria Investment and Title Co, is making many invest- ments of real estate on the edge of town. It has fast purchased two building lots at the corner of mklin and St. Asaph streets, near the colored School house; at $205, oF $1024 each. “These lots are of good size for dwellings, ‘leaving fine yards. ‘They are, however, on unpaved aud ungraded streets. it may be’sald that the selling price of Teal estate has, as a rule, not _been increased by the recent “booms” here, and that it 1s fully worth the price it ts now selling for, by Teagon of ts con- tigulty to Wi ‘and ease of communtca- tion, without any reference whatever to the good or 1ti-fortune of industrial enterprises here. Should these proveeminently successful values would, of course, largely increase, but no failure of anybody: or anything in Alexandria can reduce real estate much below its present rates. ‘A Naw SCaVENGER.—The contract for carrying on the office of city scavenger, Which 1s let out by contract to the bidder that'will give the highest Donus, has been awarded by the mayor to Ernest Herbert at $337.50. ‘The present contractor Is C. L, Arneb, who bid $256.50. ‘The lowest offer was $201.50, ‘and the other bidders were Bernard McCann, G. W. Hall, RP. Hall, R. Jackson and Breen a Feely. Notes.—The funeral of Mrs. Shirley King took place Unis afternoon from: the home of Capt. King on North Pict street, Capt. King left hts wife well last week when he set sail’ tn his vessel for the Lower Potomac, but learned while in Machodoe Creek on Wednesday that Iils wite had died on Monday of brata fever, He caine back upon a tug, and has since been almost, crazed.—Laura Waiker, stepdaughter of Patrick Dillon, died sud- denly yesterday morning. She had been well the previous day.——A little girl named Rose Lucas, While swinging on the moving cars on Union street, wt Fishtown, yesterday, Was thrown under the Midland train’ and was badly hurt.—The members of the M. E. church here will be repre- sented at the district conference which meets at Waterford, Loudoun County, next Friday.——The late excursion of the Old Dominton Boat Club was not a fnancial success.——Alice Manly, the girl who alleged that she had been stolen by the Gyp- } sles, has been sent to the workhouse by the mayor.—the use of 2 for1 reported yesterday the expense of this city last year at double the real rigures. ——_»___ Murdered in Revenge. AN OLD GRUDGE SETTLED BY A PREMEDITATED HOMI- ‘cLDE. Henry Spencer shot and killed Scott Dawson Wed- nesday night at Rawlings, a station 5 miles from Cumberland, Md. There was an old grudge between themen. Dawsor, about three yearsago, wascon- ‘victed of felofitous assault upon a woman, and was sentenced to the penitentiary. When released re- cently he resolved to lead a better Ife. Shortly after Dawson's conviction Spencer married the ‘woman assaulted, and since then has felt bitter toward Dawson.” ‘The murder was apparently premeditated. Spencer went to Dawson's house and walked out with him. After going, a short distance he suddenly turned and shot lim down. Spencer, who 1s a powerful man, then walked ut the streets and defled any one toarrest him. ‘The sheriff of Cuznberland was telephoned for. He jumped on afreight train, and upon arriving at ;wilngs he sought the murderer and ordered him to throw up bis hands. ‘The command was in- stantly obeyed and Spencer disarmed. He was brought to Cumberland and placed in Jail. SPENCER MAKES A CONFESSION A Cumberland special to the Baltimore American gives Spencer's confession, in which he says: “Rachel V. Dawson, only daughter of Jas. 0. Dawson, of this county, and I grew up together. We Were schoolmates, and always fond of each other. When I was elghteen and she sixteen years Old Scott Dawson attempted to rape her, beating and injuring her terribly. He was sentenced to the penitentiary for six years, and served most of his tine, I'swore that i would some day kill him for this deed; but, as he was in the hands of the law, and I was not yet married to Rachel, I put 1t off, but always meant to get even with ‘scott for his injury to my sweetheart, I married Rachel on the 27th of December, 1882." He then relates his ‘movements up to July 18 of this year, when he WENT OUT TO KILL SCOTT and avenge Rachel. He sald: “I walked slowly, and {t was about 4 o'clock when I came to Scott's house. A woman was cleaning an iron pot in the stream at the alde of the house. Scott was stand- ing at the window next to the stream inside the house. Ispoke to both of them, as this was the first time Thad seen them since March. Scott asked me how I was, and I told him Iwas not feeling well, and that I wanted to talk to him. He came out of the house, and we walked on toward the road. I did not want to shoot him in sight of his wife. Scottand I talked quietly about anything till we reached the road. I stopped in front of him, and, looking him square tn the face, sald: “scott, do you recollect the awful crime that you served my wife? Why did youdo it, and what was He replied, ‘Wel, T don't known, without tt “He replied, ‘Well, I don't known, without it was the devil that made'me do ft “Then Isald, ‘Scott, don’t you know you done wrong? Don’t you tiiink you deserve kiliing?’ “He said, ‘I don’t know but what I do.” “I then siiid, ‘Scott, that’s my business here to- day, and I mean to kill you before I leave the ground, or die here beside you.’ “He looked scared and condemned. I then drew my pistol and shot him tn the left breast. I was close to him, and he fell backwara with a groan, Ashe attempted to get up 1 shot him a second Ume in the face, and I think he sank back dead.” Evidence Against Chicago’s Boodlers. ‘THREE OF THEIR LAWYERS WITHDRAW FROM THE CAE. Robert Hill, of the wholesale dry-goods house of Storm & Hill, of Chicago, testified yesterday in the boodle trial that in order to obtain trade from the county he had to present Wardens Varnell, McGarigie, and Frey with about $1,800 worth of merchandise yearly for their personal use, W. H. Gray detatled the manner in which he turned over $3,000 to the representatives of the gang for giv- ing him an artesian well contract. Abbott, the coal merchant, and Nic Schneider, the boller maker, repeated the evidence which, on the trial of Mebonald and McGarigle, resulted In convic- Uon. ‘Three of the defendants’ lawyers—Mills, Ingham, and Forrests—yesterday withdrew trom the casé absolutel: ead MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S REPLIES TO SIR GEORGE ‘TREVELYAN.—Mr. Chamberlain, in_a letter, denies the accuracy of Sir George 0. Trevelyan’s state- ments regarding the round-table conference. He challenges Trevelyan to prove that the unionists obtained any pledge that Gladstone was prepared. By All Means attend our great clearing-out sale of summer Shoes and slippers, - We have reduced prices on all goods from 25 1050 percent. See our adver- tisement on second page for list of extraordinary low prices. ‘Tax Stan Sue HOURE, Great Sacrifice Sale Ar Tux Fart, 812 77m 81, N.W. Owing to the improvements to be made during the month of August we will offer the following at a great sacrifice: One No, 6 lee Chest, formerly $15, reduced to $12, now only, ‘One No. 7 Ice Chest, ‘formerly $16.50, reduced to ‘$14, now only $11.48 ‘One No. 53 Refrigerator, formerly 21, reduced to ‘$19.55, now only $15.50. One No. 6 Refrigerator, formerly $23, reduced to 11.50, NOW only $16.50, Two Hardwood Refrigerators below manufac- Handsome Rattan Baby Carriages, formerly $12, a reduced to $10, now only $808. Better quality, former price $13, reduced to $11.50, one forme ae id for $17, red formerly sold for $17, 5.50, now formerly #0 luced to $15.50, no One formerly sold for $22, reduced to $19.50, now nly $17. One formerly Sold for $20, reduced to $18, now one fonkony cold for $18.50, reduced to $16.50, mnt el 5 uc a now only $14.98. oy One formerly sold for $35, reduced to $28.50, now only $25. One formerly sold for $24, reduced to $20.50, now only $18. One formerly sold for $40, reduced to $35.50, now only $30. Tee-cream Freezers reduced 15 per cent. Water Coolers below cost. Decorated English China Chamber sets, ten pleces, only $2.50, worth $4. Decorated English China Tea Sets, has 56 pieces, only $3.75, Worth $5, Handsome colored Cut Glass Berry Dishes only 5c., worth 10c, Colored or White Shelt Paper, 96 sheets for 13¢. Handsome Swiss Carved Brackets only 9c. Large Colored Cut Glass Salt or Pepper shaker only Sc, worth 10c, Decorated Tin Tollet Sets, three pieces, only 98c. Extra large Crystal Water Pitchers only 20c., ‘worth 3 at Pickle Dishes, only 8c. £ New style tumbler Trays only 10c. Folding Garden Chatrs only 6c. The above articles are extraordinary bargains, which can be obtained positively to-morrow only. 1 ‘THE Farr, 812 7th st. nw. Healthful Summer Drinks. Lemon Syrup, Blackberry Brandy, Lime Juice, Raspberry Vinegar, Raspberry Syrup. All marked down For 69 days Summer Sale, M.&P. Merzcin & Bro. 417 7th st. DW. 500 Extra Fine Quality Flannel shirts at $2; all colors and sizes, at Shirt Depot and Sewing Ma- chine Rooms, 7th and H. 1 «Johnson's, Cor. 13th and FE. Now first house in rear. Meals, lunch and delt- cacles. “Also, elegant rooms tor gentlemen, at halt rat ‘Whe following extraordinary bargains will be sold to-morrow ‘only at S.W. Augens S19 and #21 7th st: n.w.: 37 doz, picnte pla 4 large fans, 5c.; japannéd slop stone china cups and saucers, 3 japanned Dread boxes, 27, 34 and 43c. each; japanned toil Sets, O8c.; decorated tea sets, $3.08, worth $4.50; 48 sheetS shelf paper, 5c.: ‘fancy’ box writing Paper, 92; covered luhch ‘baskets, L1c.; 3y doz. lain goblets, 27¢, All other goods equally as low. No reasonable offer refused’ on balance of our ‘stock of trunks, baby carriages and refrigerators, Virginia Claret 1.00 per gallon. M. & P. Merzcer, 1 417 7Un st. bw. Bo: ys’ Gray, White, and Blue Flannel Shirts, 50¢,; youth's, 7c. ; men’s, $1, at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing’ Machine Kooms, 7th and H. 1 We have determined to make a clean sweep of our summer goods and therefore will offer them at the rollowing prices: 28-in, Gloria Silk Umbrellas, sliver handles... Mexican Hammocks, tormer price, $1. $11 Baby Carri $14 Baby Carriag $15 Baby Carriage: ane ‘Two more fine high-priced one-third less, at 8, Honowrrz, 1 730 7th st. naw. Choice Oolong, Gunpowder and English Break- fast Tea at 50c. per Ib. M. & P, METZGER, 1 417 7th st. nw, Boating, Bicycling, and ‘Traveling Shirts for meh and boys; all’colors and sizes, from. 50c. to $4, at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Ds wing Machi s 3g do 238.50 seeds $10.00 Baby Carriages tor sit Our Cigar Department Opera, Bouquet, Saborosco, Little Captain and other cliowe brands. We give the best smoke for the money. . & P. METZGER, 1 7 7th st. AVG Gold Rings $1 Up._ 7 Pa ave, Johnson’s Hotel and Kestaurant, Corner 13th and E Now first house below on E. Ladies Saloon tached. at 3 Razors kept in condition free; 487Pa.av. 02 ‘Drink the “Queen of Beers? you want to save doctors’ bills. The health of Your entire tamily will be studted by ordering this from the Agency, 1206 D street northwest. 75 cents per doze! 6m “Royal Glue” mends ‘em.—Boston Varieties Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Mil Se. per quart. Suu Orr: CLOSING OUT! OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOoDs AT ACTUAL COST PRICE. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! One thousand yards Crinkled Ginghams (cash value 123) reduced to 73. New Style Lawns, 5. French Lawns, finest quality, worth 25, reduced to 15. DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! Immense assortment of Dress Goods in Plaids, Checks, Stripes, and Fancy Styles; cash value 2: duced to 15, Remnants of Satines; cash value 25, re- need 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, 375 Beautiful Lawns, nearly one yard wide; cash value 1234, reduced to 8. Cash Customers who buy $53 or over will receive 3 pair of HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS, worth 81. ROSPECT HOUSE, CHAPEL POINT. MD,—CA- Popes 150 ruowta bey furnished: blog ~ RSE iasgabadance of “aah and crabe A SPRINGS AND MINERAL GREAT NORTH MOUNTAINS | ‘OF VIRGINIA. 5 board very: reaeo BAR summer P able. Reached by B. and P. RK trains 7:25 am ner? Aevinsncdations! for 300. Forpamphiets ving Sa° BP TTOatR Propestor: EE ROPEOW, | SHanformaton, awry to A, S, Pra & fous he Sun ‘Agent, 511 Pennsylvania ave," "_" 3y27-3m_" | Star. ‘ferme very reasonable. New fast wit ] T Test GLEN PARK Pollen Gtaach DA ORM. Round-ts teksa eed FO) P, . 3 oe ‘The most beantiful site on the Metropatitan EST OS Brauch. , and 0. B. H. Only 9 miles from + + + “1 xnow of no pltce, nore ddlighthal for & eelington, igh Ground. Healthy Location. Pure Water of access. Firstciase it all tte appoiuumentes” Terms moderate. Apniy to the Forest Glen Improvement Co. summer's rest and enjoyment, JOHN A LOGAN. #, 9 “Thad most delighth stay at Rock Enon.” 2H GARLAND. Ra your bountifal Fe NEE aaarere,, | table formea marked contrast to, that which ‘Telephone call 73. dyis-6m_| ‘rises summer: ‘MAJ, W. GWYNN. IG SPRING, PRIVATR SUMMER RESO) deca any nO of no place;where families orinva- B within few minutes drive of Martinsbure, aa ds can derive an much healt, and enjoyment aa they Vi: pleasant for you! ies, perso Hock springs, without childrens best city referetioga. "Ad, my ‘DR. ROBERT REYBURN. Greg Mss J.B USNODGHASS, Box 143, slasthatre, | £6 = oe ORIOLE, Es OPPOSITE CONGRESS H. Carr May, N, J., Under new management; ‘cuisine abd ap: poiutments first-class, Unobstructed ‘0 “lyze-2w T= ‘MANSION, LOCATED HOTEL. enn Goetociabia = Honelike, Elegantly Furnished an janaged. sreaceniete Sanitary, Arrangements. Couch to and from the Beach and Trains ap16-4m {Sires uimeral watery, lange a 300 feat, For et an dress AJ. MYERS. TIO AYE, -k and Kentucky aves, Atlantic Near Beach and P. O.; delightful TEL, Box 1347. Jy10-2W JAIR HAVEN HOTEL, FAIR Hi ‘tensive grounds, magiiificent shade, large rooms, bathing, ahing, boating,» “terms moderate: liberal rates (0 families: see circus, lars. No intoxieat ng liquor. OTEL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. sea. Giy7-2muj Besiagnons REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARI Season 1887 opens JUNE. 15.” Penn Yania Hailroad access direct to the Hotel. Wasity noon. 7:30'p. an. Circulars at Star office. BURTON, Manager for Bright House Co. Je TPE, CRYSTAL, OCEAN BEACH. N. J Directly on Beach: within 50 yards surf: drst-claw table. MUS” S.C. HAIN: LEMENT, formerly of Delawa JATSKILL MOUNTAINS, SARATOGA, LAK ‘BORTON & MAK’ West Shore Railroad will, run Daily, except » to and from the Jersey. City. yania ailro i trains to and from Veshinzton. tain House), ARATOGA AND. Teave Pinladelphia s2 0 aan. i 7 Grand, ¢ , P.D. Cars Philadelphia to Grand Hotel § Phanicia (or | Hotel House), and New York to Suratoxa. SARATOGA AND CATSKILL. Leave Washington 9-00, Ai sia, via Kingstoy m.; Pheenicis, 7 Bu; Palenville 8:05 9. Drawing-room Cars 3 tel Station Kaaterskill and» Mountain an; Grand Hotel Mt. House Station, Arrive Sarat rm ‘Hous lou Washington to Saratoxa. resorts by West Shore through. _4e27-3m___ General Passenger Agent, (OBB'S ISLAND, IN THE ATL CoNBEET SEW genie | Having taken control of the hotel property | at this famous resort. aid having mademany {Bx | iinprovements, metuding the entire refur Qe cit the | nishing of the’hotel, I would respectfully Patronage of its old adnirers aud the public, The | bathing faciiities are unsurpassed, and fine ishing and | bunting are afforded. Rates reduced to Can De ‘reached front 'Norf P.&N se27-8in j-R.8” For further particular and Ocean avenues, the popular resort for, Washington p has b thoroughly re-' fitted and enia Sanitary condition pe fect. Table excellent. Full view of the ocean: 100 yards. E.R KIRK. 2 village of Watkins, N. ¥.; adjoining the fainous Watkins Glen. It is JOU feet above ‘overlooks Seucea New modern improv ly and elegantly furnished thro Accommodate 1 Hotel, Cleveland, on. lotte Harbor, Fla, BU! Finest Jocation iu the Park. Hop ¢ HE DOUGLASS Hol for July. SATTEI opened JUNE 2, 1X87, ENNHURST, heated for spring guests, Open all year, P.C SAMES iT first house from the beach, open for the; MU! my24-10W Bowling Alley, | quet, Lawn cls, Swings, Mitsica&C. | proprietors of the Nat LL & OTEL ALBION, ASBURY PARK. N. J. ry Saturday. Fine Music, ‘Table and appa ments the best. Mrs. C,H. PEMBERTO! City, Del. ‘This Of the season, | Med Siw (ONGRESS HALL, ATL 500, Music all the seaso = e9-2m. lantic City, No J. iy Situated near ocean: inodern improvements: _myz-3u HE A PE MAY, season 1887. Stricth encesolicited, THE V INGFIELD COTTAGE, Atlantic City, N.J. 0 B&O. RR, (Main Stem), THREE HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. ALKALINE THERMAL WATERS, ‘These waters are a spect Skin, Kidney and Nervous Diseases, let. Round-trip tickets issued by B. & 0. RR. books see Ed, H. Dick, 613 7th st. nw. SNO. T. TREGO, Prop., wer2m_ Ber RESSON SPRINGS, PENNA. MAIN LINE PENNA. RATLROAD. On top of Allegheny Mountains ‘THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE wi JUNE25 olng? East and West _my21-78t For circulars, &¢., ‘Ocean View E. A. RICHARDSON ‘THE LARGEST AND MOST CONVENIENTLY onveniences. Brophy's Orchestra, >16-4 CHARLES McGLADE, Proprietor, GHENANDOAH, ALUM SPRINGS, VA—SIX VA- BETWEEN MD. EX- dyffTun eal Che Sear, Wart ea rater he Hyarwuiie plete Oven lawn fending the. (AL feat ‘on for Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, at 12:0. Change at Baltimore and arrive at Rehoboth at Address WALTER "ADIRONDACKS. Onand after SUNDAY, June 26, express {trains on mda Station of the Peunsyl: | , making close connections with fast CATSKILL EXPRESS.—, A RD, Kingston 23 1 Ar iniela (lor Hotel Kaatersiill and Moun. CATSKILL MT. EXPRESS. — Arrive Hotel Ki I ‘ard to MT. SPECIAL.— Ki 10 p. jew York to Grand Hotel. Station aud to Phunicis (or Hotel kaaterskill and Mountain urchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad offices and connect in the Jersey City Station for all northern ‘ail Baggage checked C. E, LAMBERT, 50 Der day, $19 per week, $40 folk by steamer londay, Wednesday, and Friday, or daily Th address A. COBB. | NPE, CORLEW, ASBURY PARK: N. J. con. 2D NHE LAKE VIEW HOTEL IS SITUATED IN THE. ki N, Lake. oeptane nd Telezraph Connections in the House. hout, Tas -ali illiards, Gro- Also SON. prop'rs. Jet im. eu .NTIC CITY, N.J. gy n. MILO M. POTTER, Munacer- oBox. i001 J, DECATUR ST, first-class, Correspond- @ 9 Prop. Utd ‘The merits of Berkeley and its waters are famous. Private Baths and Swimming Pools, large aud elegant. for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Hotel capacity 600 ‘guests. Elegant Ball-Room and ‘Music. Write for illustrated and descriptive pamph- Pamphlets also at Star office. For information and Berkeley Springs, W.Va. Parlor and sleeping cars from all ‘ address WM. it’ DUNHAM, Superintendent, Cressou, Pa, A.select faintly house, tmmediately on the beach. Atlantic City, N. J. Wrest ans, NILES. ‘NITED STATES HOT! EL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 4 Opens Saturday, June25, 1887, font ‘The largest and 1 hotel, Beautifully situated. In perfect sanitary condition. Elevator, electric bella, ‘&e. Unexcelled cuisine and service. £0,210 BENJ. H. BROWN. TLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD. Is now open for the season of 1887. ” ton? Circulars at this oftce, my2s. SOHN TRACY, Pron. HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ‘& Descriptive pamphlets at, Star office, Kigxs House, Milburn’s, 1429 Pa, ave, and Springs. Jordan Springs P.O, Va ELC 3 myli-tin Sierras Ex Ware Goce SEATON PERRY (uecessor to Penny § Brotitem. NEW EMBROIDERED WHITE SWISS MUSLINS. “SPECIAL BARGAINS” IN PLAID WILUTE INDI LINENS, AT Lge. REDUCED FROM 18 AN “EXTHA GOOD VALUES” IN WHITE VICTORL LAWNS AND INDIA LINENS, AT 12%, 19, SS oF TISTE CL: TNSOOKS, 4 ALL-LIN D1 IRE, INDIA MUL Ov EN LAWNS, AT 25, 373 50, 73 ND. FRENCH WELT PIQUES, PER YARD, NCH ORGANDIES AND SILK t YAR ESILK, CHUDDA, SHAWLS: RAH SILKS, AT 73 AND CREAM SERGES. ETAMINES, eAGQrHS AND’ CASHMERES, AT BAKGALN” IN| 36 INCHES WIDE \OOL Tvoity WHITE TENNIS CASH NEW WH AND 31. NEW Wii SEATON PERRY, . Penny Burtprea, Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th st, Established 1840. 2d Store Crome. i 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-mixed SERGE SUITS.. sonvece OOD) Beautiful All-Wool CHEVIOT SUITS, Cut-s- ways and Sacks... = 9.00 Silk-Face PRINCE ALBERT SUITS. 50 Nice BUSINESS SUITS............. 5.00 SEERSUCKER COAT AND VEST... - 1.00 OFFICE COATS at all times. 25e. ‘Silk, Alpaca, Pongee Silk, and Drap d'Ete Coats and ‘Vesta at wonderfully low prices, ‘Bring this with you for reference. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, 4y13 Comer 7th and @ste. nw, Pazranatony To Exxtaxcixa. ‘Within a few weeks we shall lose, owing to the taking down of west wall.a 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- duced 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 beforo ‘occurred, inasmuch as our stock is not the accu mulation of years, but is entirely new and fresh. GEORGE SPRANSY, sit 434 SEVENTH STREET. Sruvy Your Isrenesr. Buy your DRY GOODS and CARPETS where you can save from 15 to 20 per cent. ‘We are positively selling every ARTICLE at 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, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, NEW PERSIAN LAWNS. PRINCESS LAWNS, Ba. | i AND FRENCH | Oxv Ororro Pp MONT AIK LINK, "eran Schedule in effect June Sth, 1887, Gordonsville, Ghuriotteeviiie: Lywekousy, betwen Alexandria hare ine es a Ce “3 haat etl Jotteaviile, Gordonsville. Matioue Cheek eave, ‘ Oho ynchburg, kocky Mount Danville and. Stallone tet for chbunc and Dativilie, Greensbore, 4 Medicinal Use. At Birmingham, Mon vm CALIFORNIA BEAUNE, Choicest of Domestic Clarets, A Delicious Beverage for the HEATED SEASON, i. W. BURCHELL, 1825 ¥ ST. ay2 Nore TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. Patitoan Sieeyae New a with Pullman Sheers via ‘exas and Califo for Birmingham, Vieksbune trams Washington to Atlanta, sunday for Mi ions. alee. sith Fauquier White Sale Aiwerton with SV) RIL M.—Western ‘Express Daily for Warren Chariottesville. Ls . on ur Speines for Luray, arriving St 3:0 stern Gort peiits, | Pry jenuphis wi 00 PM. Rael on, Aiwstst, — fexae and Caltiornua BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF Honiwomery si Slorpers Washe frets oe Kx ges aes $8 FRE BRR Eee S 2 | ekcoper, “Want Sreeninee "White Sulphed go EF BRE be =| akmingon Nashinvton and Ohio avian tava ooo Kee Em ee Ses S| Bins erng sunt Rie T SEA ct BB - a Retarn mand ith & 03 THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA Lior a sunday LOTSA | PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. ES De Routh via, Chastotte, Das Itfe without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the Tig East ‘Tenn, Wrists and tpsces ‘most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. 5A. M. and 9:40PM. via Chen end The Millers have not only the most perfect mill. riqttesville at ¥.40°R, M.; Stree containing as it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, but they produce Flour UNSURPASSED by any millin that, we would simply state th Like everything else that has person or persons are trying to reputation it has attained by im article for thegenuine. And bave the imprint of M Best amg Ht ren riions, ‘This m Coffee not path Contes there iroods. aday, and hence the IS eee __ PIANOS AND A Reveratiox AND A 10 made, Une UNIQU! Pity OCTAVES EACH. Mighty. auacuificent, mi lly compaet case. this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe and eaten at the principal courts of the old world, HOWEVER, Brand, and attempting thereby pal off au interior | THEREFORE, Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read “CERES” TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. | W. M. GALT & Co, ‘Wholessle Flour and Grain Dealers, ANDHELING JAVA COFFE hever kifow what itis to drink the Richest and | sales Lave sufficiently increased to more than make the difference, our sales of 1 ha so cotumonly experienced by others, arecly eld liverddl to the customer. ELPHONZO YOUN! REVOLUTION. ‘The new ESTEY “PHILHARMONIC” ORGAN. Am instrument far in advance of the best Organ, and QUALITY OF E EFFECTS. CHARACTERISTIC VOICING. | E (5) FULL SETS OF REEDS OF FIVE (3) al mn leaned for Chur Bctiools, Chapels, Ssioon Parlors: Lange Musie Louise, erms, SANDERS & STAYMAN, 7AM. the world. To prove at a lance quantity of i JAS. LL TANTO. ~ General Basseuger Ageit, BALNMORE av omo naitnoan. Behedwe tm effect. SUNDAY. JUNE 19th, 188% until further notice. »e road, Gt aud B streets, gained renown, some | take advantage of the | pitating the Name and | ym Station corner of Now Jor m, and 9:40 pm.daily, The 10 xbUID Au ted Expres iu Pittabury at S10 4p, Sng at 9:50. faxt'um Fore! an. a eer change 3.15 p.m. is a fast lin 1St.Vowis, arriving in Cine xt morning a® 7-30; St. Lows Noextra fare is changed ow this train for fast Yor Pittalune 55 am. and 8.55 pan. daily Pittstung nd Detroit, with Parlor au: rs to Pittatnire. s ‘ali Valley Railroad, betwee, ‘sion and Latray inclusive: 3:15 p.m sf L¢xinucton aud Local Stations, 10:10 am. dafly, except Sanday Ke le Grace, N at | dedphige 7 0aane Td Tt v Wilmnis ext Noextra fare ts changed on this train foe —¥OU WI except Sunda + | ror Havre £ constant | Po! jarly in stock, that our 330, 4330, 4 areal eac ted and 1130 Jae utirely ove an on Sundays 6.20, 7:3 1°30, 3:30, "4.30, 440, 6:40 an ‘On Sunday & tations, betw 8:30 ana 30, O45, 8.30 am. and 12:10 and path. 4-40 bm freshly roasted, “We more frequently twive ORGANS. sunday, and $30 4-40 pan. daily, ex cipal stations on Metropolitan ‘dali alt ‘sta me veil ratiday fo voto be hith- ty TONE, ’ contained in Music Koma, STAYMAN, ‘SANDERS & GARVIS BUTLER, Mi: T,) phia, Chester, Wilmington 954 F atu... Washington, D.C, tie 3-00 pm. and 30. Beth bpm Badge 10 So ott Harper's Ferry aud Valley daily except Sunday. 4 Frederick Sh intermetiato point, #254 mm np manny. a AOR stow. meee L 430 BBR EEE For farther iuteriuation apply at the Baltimore su& for Es Ohio T Washineton station, 619 and 1351 Peunss Bar Eee will be taken fo NTS, C.K. LORD, GPA iat: Town? Aset, Washington. gy souk SMITH, Pase' UNEQUALED IX TONE, TOUCH. WORKMANSHIP | pire Gry gr — SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A fine assortment of T PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE inakes at all prices, THE NOKTH, WEST | AND | SOUTHWESE, PIANOS FOR RENT. SPLENDID SCENERY Wa xuibes On MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, 1 Eee, | EFFECT MAS 16. ISS; =| eae een “enamel | futon from Station, coruer of Sixth LEET & DAVIS CO.S PIANOS—NEW AND follows. Deautiful styles of these Celebrated Upright Pianos | For Pittsburg aud the West, Chica: Limited Expres will be sold THIS MONTH ONLY AT BARGAINS, to | Of Palace Sleeping Cars at AM. daily; Fat close ruoms for the summer. HL, SUMNEL, Agent, Line, 9:50 4. M. daily to Ox iand st. Louis, SiT'bth ston. w. a6 Wath Slecpine Cars frou Harrisburg to Cincinaate a a a | ee i>) Navurday, G, L. Wr & Bros, Western ny 709 7th st. nw. Established 1864, Cars Was Kranich and Tach now the leading Pianos ofthe | fs e world. “Newby & Evansand Weser Bros., the bestime | with thrvuch Slorjsers for Lona Play CaP AU pucoand pemetimeaeeireta, | Racine, Patrons 00 E, 3 day or tattebang lowest pi . Spec ‘the Went, with th Sleeper Dbencuine for cab. Tuning aud repairiughouestiydone | Chicane Wi Havel Slociwr Harrisvung to BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. wal Eovwarv F. Droor, & Sons, Gabler, Decker & Son, Jett & Cumston and other ‘Music and Musical Merchandise. 1 23 oy Do Nor Prncnase Over 41,000 now ‘Second-hand Pianos aud to1o0. Sold on small inontl ‘Largest assortment of S-cent HENRY EBERBACI ok 925 PENNSYSVANIA AVENUE, UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. A thoroughly first-class instrument at a medium prica, For Eric, Canaudaicua, Rochester, Huftalo, Ni 10:06 P.M. daily, except Saturday, ‘with Cars Washinton 4 level For Willistuxport, ‘A, M. dail Sole Agent for 90 11 @huek 885 TITT REE 1 NN NW 11.30 PML aa 9 HNN N Ww . 410, 10-00, sss To ER HNN Ww irs ot ralinay Patioe Sss8 7 ERK IIN XN WOW chai = . | For Boston without change, 2:00 P.M. every day. For Brooklyn, N. i, all Ghrowgh trains connect a8 Jerney City with boats of Brooklyn. Apex, afford: ing direct transfer to Fulton wtrect- avoiding double monthly payments, Exchanged, Rented, Tuned, Be York City. Taired, Moved, Stored and Shipped. 8:00 12200, and 21-40 atin peg ane on ctor makenatwage | FOE 0 fuiana SOE Geta stock at low fieur pti ay aL My 2-00. sul _ Telephone, 347-2. 3019 11:20 POM.“ Linited y eae ‘ars, 0:40 A. A woe daiiy ECOND-HAN Baltimore. 65, 7 a 40.0.3 EB $100 to $3: ged go AE AS 0 2004.06, 410, 42h irom $75 10 $2 4:40, 6:00, 8:16, 10:00 and 1120 P.M On Suge easy Wonthly wstaliun >, pie Pours $'%o, 0:00. 8-16. 10 ves 5 aud ti Soran Oo * For opscreck Liner Zo AM. and 4:40 P.M daily, except Sunday. tn P85 ALM. 4:20 ana 6 00 F: Forsnilyseacept Sunday. ‘Suudaba, V00 AM, 410 ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG alERaabida AND WASINGTOM S = EAN, Bt prices from $10 | For Alexaudria, 6:00, 6.45, 8 40. 9:47, 10. 57 4m payment Bt iB >, 10:97 AM.2 210, 6-01 Ud,and 1003 PAL For Itichmoud and the South, 6:00, 10 7 AML daily, ‘aud 4:5 PM. daily ‘Traine dence A 5 ¥:10, 1 4 705, 9:82 and 10-42 PM, and 1 On Sunday 0, 8:10. 7-03, 9:32, 10: 915 Fat | Pip ~ to accept any one condition laid down YOLTON'S SUMMER RESORT wb 646 Pa. ave., near 7th st. rit, aos of te pevperts b> divited equally be. | bage until the contractor puts more wagons on | by ord Hartington and Mr. Chamberlain, iosws | 3 gy BER, THT BRR pnn, gssy | CO Willopen Sune Tes, REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS soteted Posany tants erence od sty eeu the two rematnining ° ¢ roi ct that after the cessation of the negotationshe| OG " AA RRR T KE KRR & 30-20, Miles To Mary’ don, where orders cat be left forthe check 4s his reason for this bequest the statement taat |} Speaking of the matter this morning, Dr. yee : my30-2m___Miles Town, St reduced prices, Cream Freezers, Jelly Tam- | Station, where cal for the checking. ie" ga lis daughter Flurence the house and Io at | Townshend sald that persons who wanted to ool: | ouunued an active correspondence with sir Wil-| G9 AAA. Sue Her EE sgg NHE REVERE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Gaeart Creare Sate st ereadyia Fruit dare, Gas and Ol Cook Bioves, Vaggage to destination from hotels and residences 4 moony a = Mam Vernon Harcourt, and offers to publish the RE T Begin ‘CHAS. E. PUGH, General Now Ls N street northwest, with the understand. | lect garbage from a hotel, or from two or three | am. Park Place, Opposite Brighton. re ‘Wire Window Screens, &¢., at wou Senet “ i Ing that she was to board him free the remainder rivate houses, could get a permit, but that a per- | £7! spondence if sir William consents. He defies tS SEAR 7" ‘Sanitary arrangements perfect. 3.8 Woop. = 3 + oc hds life, Dut that Ouesweek after She seeured the | fait Would not be Issued to any’ person to collect | SE GEORKE Lo, prove that he has obtained any | sy21_711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 77H ST. mbL2u,jul-Im ”-M.DAY._“"""" | OF CHINA, CROCKERY AND HOUSE-FURNISH- oxo. warre, = |= a cic coool Shae they coud pe neta reaponapieugea mages | intention to creace am irish executive, or has mode LO a eae ae 1N@ Goons om _ 914 7thst mw. 4th hou above Pa. ave. | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. wie twoor three aweilings, but he did not tuink they | #104 bis proposals to surrender law and order to Mall theyonr. 7 Ataute Clg, 3. Le B. Lerarcx & Br | QTEAMEK JOHN W. THOMESON LEAVES ony Cuancrs Adlissr Kexpats Diswissep— | Od be held respoleabie for & lores eet ane | the care of an Irish partament. Tn going over to|Grreat Banoatss Buerore Sroox-| Stott? Mion ‘aS GOULD: J. B, Lersecx & Bro, | SRE ae tery MONDAY” WEDRESDAT. Moe cr Nuntucl Py Rendall who Was oe tin ue | elty.. He sald, however, that so long as these poor | tHe, Gladstonlans, adds Mr. “Chamberlain, | sir TAKING. 56 CME” OCEAN END, KENTUCKY § 03g ee ABIG BREAK INTHE PRICE OF WAGL Papen, | PMIDAY at Pau or all Potwuual taver Landings ae case of Nuuuel P. Kendall, who Was on trial ‘on | OS . eee fonally” surre e main NG. B ; = Gurrioman and: Leonardtown. “On ¢ # Judecent assault upon three colored | Rodtng complaints were, made abou there tne | Polmks for which he sacrificed his posttion tn the | a ade Seabee SE, 2p FO Bae Ve — For the next thirty days we will sal all Wiilte ack | RE A ar a en point and girly several reputable bustness men testitied to | Ay ,cwplaints were, made about them they | Eabinet and his seat in parliamen 100 Pieces White Goods, worth 25e.. now 10a, dle. ber 1 Kaa: Paper tor Soc. per Piece, Kinsale, Fare to all landings Pirvt-cass, 90 cettag the good reputa'ion Of the defendant, and wit. | age barrels to be covered, ahd. probibits neems 50 Pieces, Batiste, Ginghams and Percales, Former | rgyHE CHA Sa = TE oo Ail Ge. Paper for 40c: per Plece. 10-toch Embossed | Secoud-class, 25 cents sa pee luesees were called to prove that the defendant at | ién leaving upoa any acer naib ee ae eo OS) Tr @ @ Gold Borders. 45c. Other Paper in 2 JN ORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONKO! $e" Gas of the alleged assault was at his WOFK 10 | Ding. dropplugs, spillings or leakings’ from his Price 12%, now So. engerelevation. ao] At order ST EMEREUS & BOs S08 7th at, nN" fares. The popular, safe and fast Steamer . Ashby"s commission store, on ana P as eae ROBERTS & ih 5 at, e popular, safe avenue The changes agalust the detendant were | CAF OF other ¥ebi 50 Pieces French Ondine Cloth, worth 25c.now 10c. | - | __E_ ROBERTS USONS._ SSS mage 'Ses | CARE, etn ee eeianh ‘Ttoaghout caves "the Guana Ss —o—— z 'AVERLY HOUSE— ATLANTIC CITY, street’ wharf! every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY | and, USING, STREET SPRINKLERS OUT oF Houra—|RRR OO Y ¥ AL 100 Pieces Printed Crepe Cloth, worth 20c., now 10¢ Na Open Ail the Year. teat Ger T: SATURDAY st 5:00 pan. stopping at Piney Point ee : 2 f 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH SALES. ‘ne Besr i Robert Bi us fined $3 by Ju ‘arpey RRO OY Y B Hot and cold Ses Bathe: Steam first-clase’ meals served im Tut Wares Gage Cor Mezrixa—The Way. | morning focusing ineseoer wate een eaee oad 3 bd aa E St ae nyo £6 PRUE INO. Ee BRYANT THE LEONARD DRY ATR CLRANABLe REFRtG- | SuiueToom ou malt dock luore “and Ohio Ratiroady opened. to-day, and will | Senge torieited sonata ee with the same | & "oo ait Good quality and styles in Sateens at 10c. per yd. BBITT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. J., OP- ERATORS, made in hard wood, ELEGANTLY | | Staterooms secured and tagxaco checked at G19, continue till August 16. ‘Tue religious services are | Charged with the same offense, gave his personal ‘Weare determined to close the above before Stock- | tApusite New Columbia; newly furnished : pad CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL | 2551 Penn. sve. Lioyt', Expres OM Soins Waaninguon district, Baituaore couiosaer se tan | Poa a BR AE SKEW Gao ‘Taking, hence the slaughter in prices. A call will con- Poteet be aerate a eee Hn Sag CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES” AIR TIGHT MAO TRANSPORTATION LINE. = African M. E. Church, assisted ty Presiding Elders: BAA KK IINNNG @ ince | that: above af half-price. Loc! IMPROV! INTERIOR CIRCULATION of w. een ha Attn tit | | age Gove Tae Meri Heb EAB HE AES oo Sie ee Cee Soar eller AEA nee BEV GOLD Ale” aod tna Wort | fhe Seer SUE Cort SS eeiionty WLR ference, Kev. C. Pitzhugh fs the general man- a re Merri oe 12m "13. H. HUGILL (ate of Gi ce s TNGTON and for ail Jandiugs on the Potousme Ki 7 Pgs eee a To-day, Chapman agt. Clark; order _ BBA AK KIN NN 2 eee a 15 PER CENT OFF ON ALL REFRIGERATORS | throughout. < wore Tuesdays and Pridayeub erches of this city represcuicd ane Menon | ing order ad. tine extended” tn ais ONE PRICE. NATARAP? HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, ded FRICES LOWER, THAN, AY. Goop Re. | March Ist, leerme Baltins Freight s “git Boruezer, Mt Pisgan and West Washing: | suverveleas, | Martin | et al agt. Martin WML M. SHUSTER & SONS, | Die toll talun ‘Rates,’ S00 No 8il00 per gas poanceemeeneon erences ott toa Mission, a det ct con- 00 W W_ WDDD FEERRR = oI 1 [OLLAN] je ———— Rrming sale, Casey agt. Pearce et al.; rule on K- FeO owWwWWR DE RR | sy06 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. aE an Sanat ata = DER, ACERT, as 1 TEE Manviaxp AcuiccLrenat CoutzcE —Dr. Jas. | Uscrivany conditional onder ratifying ean, es iz 8 Www Pie a ‘ MOsTEREANKLGN- OOUNEE PA sy12-1m 408 7thet_ | ap20 801 Market Space. ryan,of Cambridge, Dorchester County, Md.,was Me ‘EEE fed \7 miles northwest of Baltimore, '2 Tr, POTO! RIVER LANDINGS. on Wediesday elected president of the Maryland | Uustees accounts referred to auditor. Barnum ON ee 3/000 feet elevation es Do Nor Poncmse A Varor Srove | FO Sa0Gu08 STVAMER “WAKEFIELD” Agricultural College, to succeed J. Augustine | }t Barnum; order of publication. | Yates agt. Cc CG Aw H WILL BE OPENED JUNE 20TH. Eosrantisuen isn, ven, th at, watt on MONDAYS. THURSDATS SEN rao Testgned ‘about a month ago. Thos | Kcruitier age. Freund et al. sale ratified and cies Sth Sages peel ppepeenss) = (Dele: a eee. et oe | AE Uaad SUNDAY pam, souching’st River Xericuicural Colleges, dk’ Blacksburg, was Geta | referred to auditor. ‘Ketcham Et, Geoructown ARSOLUTELY FUR CRYSTAL NATTANS DISCOVERY 4m cores Dot in tay Other hares A Tall line of | mes as tar se Nowil (Oreck, Cursonian.,| ¥s ase | genrsam on Gree ; SL ag BuciprecsLedccres toraaie, RUCRU St | Thin Powder nover varies, A marvel ot parity, | CERI, DISCOVERY CHOICE OLD i ‘Water Coolers, Freezers, ac. ‘The only | CiMetM PAL Men eduic, JOHN B PADGETT, : B So Rath et al.; rule to siiow cause. Daviset al. strength and wholesomeness. More economical than CRYSTAL, DISCOVERY —- place where the genuine Danforth Fluid can be ov- | CW. KIDLEY, Mauager. zs ‘Tue Wasnrscrox Caxok Cis Recatra.—The | Davis ot ai; decree for saler G, E Hasatiton a CHYSTAT, DISCOVERY Www HH gs EF HE as | tained IRECT TO NEW YORK—FREIGHT Togas pf ths Washington Cauoe Club was cou- | pointed trustee. Kearney et al. agt. Kearney et | theordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition CRYSTAL OR THE HATO EEY y16- = WWww HHH IT KK EB mt W. 8. JENKS & CO, oH Ger ay BATURDAY at ¢ pas, sidered by canoeists a deeided success, 7 oo Ce with the multitude of low testa short weight, alum or | Restores Gray or Faded Hair tits natural color and | (YONGRESS COTTAGE. ATEANTIO OIE, N3—| UW" HH Hf ES r=9 717 7ehet. nw. | whart, Webbinetou, every ‘ThUnsbay Nid the air Was Warm there was a cool breeze on the | | Yesterday, Martha Stith, loud and boisterous; | phosphate powdera, SoLD oxLY m Cama Loran Pree to ten days oe cor, Pucie and Stara, sres, ocean view: uot @) MILD, MELLOW AND DI ae —— Water. The first and deckiedly the best race wus | $5 or 13 days Joun W. Johnson, profanity; ¢ Stops the Hair f ‘out, removes dandruff. and | and cold sea water baths. Attention given togs War Parens Mt Enos MT. VERNON the Eundem paddling, won’ by “Bell” (Van Hook | days. Dennis Kane, protauity in county; 'g5 or 7 | Basin OWDA Gon 2yy Wallies ea oats | makes an cleyant ng by any other in | home comforts. MISS KENT. ‘The peculiar medicinal P, HANSON HISS & CO. 815 15thet aw. STEAMER _W. W. CORCORAN and Oliver). It was liotly contested and ail made | days ‘Thos Mullen and Elner Hooper, disSrderty WAKKANTED to contain no lead, no sulphur, no | (}ONTINENTAL, sat inca eeowth: in the Wau Papers of oll grades, Zan atieet whet daily ¢ an —, Sewieg: Rexk wae the standing | conduct; $5 or 15 days cach. John Williamson, sllver of any other poisonous 1 liout "Ry sedi Cixtantic are perroce Nerseant-ena Rote $f the Moncngahels, have sttractod. the se Jend Ceiling Decorations. 4 nati Gigi Hetitaite, machen Was pad "i ich all contestants stood in | Indecent éxposutes as sonous, {ngredient ee i Frieses ¢ Thetr canoes. it eas wn by Hob Moy (Barrington). lavrants onaanniperouanuenin were tot and only eon poisncus Hate eee een the | mys 3: HUGILL Gatoot Gilsey) ire itlas vory ‘bigk position among Special attention given to Plain and Decorative | gion LL BLAKROoten, ciesely seconded by “Bell” (Van Hook). The single | land, disorder) luct: collate ‘Geo. ‘ANDO, connoisseurs ’ Padding was won by "io fly." ‘The most novel | Bette PROMI? sSor Sane Riquon warts. revcior Vie guauier White uiphr Springs celebrated ts OLD WittDN SLURS | | Peinste and deseos rabmitea fora wndeot Ts: | OCEAN STEAMERS. 5 also wo by “io tos. followed” chwely ny A Jealous Wife's Deed. Wescorr, Wircox & Woe, For Bale by Drugvists generally, Join | Serif seen tr the reception or gues oe Ser goods be repecttuly slid na | “Bell.” The other contestants to be brought REAL ) ~ th, one on account of a sinking boat, and the other | MRS NASH PIKES TWO SHOTS AT HER HUSBAND WHILE ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS bse fang ee Wp obtained at Miafers Minzral Water Depots FERRE FEATHERS, OLD RYE, 1865. i) NORDECTSCHER LLOYD 8 8. 00 Ga account cf a caavemiinie minortune "The DKIVING AT LONG BEANCH. AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS, oe = Caliuit. SADDUS,Sroprietor. BG. BURKE Guiet | UNKLVaLLED UPPER TEN WititikY Ger Tax Busr 1 ‘iavre), Bromen. embers of the Potomac Canoe Club turned out in} During a drive on Ocean avenue, at Long Branch, LAWN TENNIS, CROQUET, Apoase Wee BRUNSWICK WHISKY.. ‘CORD = Elbe, Wed, Ang. 3, 5 a m.;'Werra, Wed, Tull force in Lonor of the Washington club, and | Tuesday evening, Mra. Harry Nash suddenly drew ‘No, 1907 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, FAMILY | _34y0u ‘these ae oe ees 20 8 Aug. 13, noobs, Eider, Ue river was covered with pretty littie craft! | g revolver from her bosom and fired point plank at ‘Washington, D. 0. OUT-DOOR GAMES, Are od re block from occa ible cepony | ocr, werwill om of Boat Dates Regn Gerry pvt Ry Ad SS Reeghedgeadintas PLE her husband, who w: side. The BABY COACHES, iments ‘first-class;" modern conveniences: x, oF Post Office OF C. 0. A Full Btock ‘kinds kept constantly on hand. Sy EE jumutons Two MoxE Rasszp Cuxcxs—In the cases of | ball mised him apd ploug Puigue ‘wound in | 3929.8. Wescott, W.R. Wiloox. L. D. Wine, BABY COACHES, | accommodates eighty. ‘Terms reduced. for' Lt ‘Beware of Imitations. saloon. * sieteaula, aod a rcgec asad ee abu tas | derek amp tesa Set crete preg eae | ee chiens ise eers Bia Meet tee | Sa ee es ved by Detevtives jorne | 4s the woman ti fon changes of cheek raising, two other cases have | the pistol trom her bared tad he tater gee sce | Coomme Br Gus, REDUCED BELOW CosT. ‘OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, ‘LUTZ & BRO, 497 Pawns. Avaxus, 328 3 ¥15 Penn. ove. turned up. One of these is a check of Solomon | of the mark. Mrs. Nash attempted from i: X& (G5 miles frome Ws iS ‘ursh on the National Bank of Washington, dated | te stage, which, at the time, Was In front of the — pers trom aria a mont Spring bei ive ance sic chalise weateeiuateoa er’ Exon 2 ralsed from $6. to $00, and the other a | Mansion House, but Omer heyten 405 7th ste. foc ae RET runs nd 5 Dz Sumo Eheck of Jacob Brock, of 7 fun’ street, on Lewis | she attempesd te sie Tatneek Gene eee A full Une of ae = aft Beek quince | price | PEROECT RGTOR "Saher ina to bo ret Pron. te el aS. Aree! st. a. Johnson & Co. for $8 raised to $80. In the last | The most caused a panic on the avenue, GAS COOKING STOVES myi7. MAS LOVEE Pitpe, | Eee jeolicived. ‘TRUSS Rogreving © mete nt ore Jpeguoned cae the party bought’a box of cigars | and a great number o halted while thei = Laseers Lax Orrice, WiteEne oa ‘T thatcever bre peree rears outalwaye clean | Sp seine engraving in allie rom A. Mictae tendered a $10 Hove | occuy 4 pedicel aces a ial not ment ‘ascertained the cause of ‘the cacti. On hand and for sale, “r. no Ogu a aller eh Eaneay oa ¥.& E. W. CATHERWOOD, parry a abd ,siecl, stamp cutting. \ bank ceo ing over to Mr. Brocs | husband aa ext Tee aces chee had —_— "Jewelry, Pistol, Guta, Mechatical "rools | Renovated and FISHER devotes bet’ stanton to’ the wanes of Fas iver ‘embroidering. ota check and turuiedit over tothe stranger. | quarreed bitterly owing to Mrs. Nash's Jealousy, | magn WaRuINGTON Ga#-LIGHT company. GOLDAND SILVER BOUGHT oc in ot se Hew York Ofce, LoSoute Wihimast. ayzeais | Lady ieioun = = c¢lodge varephecunlin