Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. Soiree! Serres] ue oaby age CITY ITEMS. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. SUMMER RESORTS. __ SUMMER RESORTS. |_| _ RAILROADS. _ aI Rees % 7 at PI - MI Et ie ew! ‘T AIR LUNI = ‘The Weathe ‘Two Accounts of @ Midnight Sheoting | coun, sage tha Chiat cure at iy, lat Gray, Whlte, and Brae Finnnel Bu RB PROSPECT HOUSE, CHAPEL aoa MD.—Ca- ERAT as = Ro: th am 2 ae, . SEE SR TS | umm ur st pmo | See Es Reh | moma | Sepueerare ae ede | ds eee fair weather, easterly winds shifting to south- ascertain Dr. Lindsay’s intentions in regard to the UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. 4:40 ‘Post-office, Cox Station, Chi ‘Music, and every modern Springs, Al ‘Spruce, ‘Knox erty. oot Het THMIE CONFLICTING STATEMENTS | Totter was informed Dy servant that the | wer @ Good Aveort or Sd? BP'v. “TOMKINS, Proprietor. FT. ‘ ‘fret clase, prices Calera,” Mont god (New Orieane Rupecep Rares To Tam Szasuone—The Pena. | “2007 ae reverend gentleman fo clock a.m. to-day | ramps, se f- i. HODKIng, O04 Pa, ave. _— ‘Agent, $11 Ponneyivania are. ai | Bei fo ce esos Negagter GALORE oy eee Byivania Railroad Co. announce the sale of special | ‘This morning, about 12:30 o'clock, in Shott’s al- De away the femainder of the summer, ‘Members Phillips’ Di is oeun: ‘The most complete in all its appointments of any re- best arun PARK, uD. APEE RITTATI = ails, Gordonsville, Stations Chee. & Ohig Story Friday during Sikcust: at the low rate of ¢5 | e¥, between 1st and 24, D and E streets north. | of the vestry of Be John's church Knew nocaiag cf | a vatualee terete ee ee eee nour. | Saree armenia ts al se eppolntmen "The most beat Ge on Ue Metropettan T "DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. tween Lynchbese ant Peseta, ieee Se Sor the round Tre These diekets wit be gosa | West, a young colored man named Wm. E. Brooks | the matter whatever except what, they had Sseg ishes, while they only stimulate. “A superior drink | Splendid Music by the Naval Academy Band. Branch. B. and 0. Rt ie ‘ miles from nethsenta and, celientfliy tested re TBAT | Savion Auntie, irmangnsin Siomeroners. Ses SRY for 8 contmacus trip in each Girection and | was shot in the left temple by = Perry, = — ae Enitpo, | rnp Cred a eR Sd Sochansaih eee aes FIRST-CLASS RESTAUBANT. Sieh Ground, +, Healthy Location. Pure Water. WAL __ 2e18-00:2m0 | York to Atlania, fh connection with Pufiman a Feturn passage within five days. The excur- | ored man, about fifty years old, Probably f8- | piace yesterday afternoon, from his late ceep It 1 —p spoctntments. ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, sow Cplesne, a 3 Sion tickets will be Sin tand reaching the sex | ‘aly wounded. The shooting occurred at Perry’s | 1315 ded street. The Catholic Hibernian Benetinist | 224 grocers keep 1t. = Hah ee Se Wa Descriptive ramphicts at Star ofc, uta Washingt Sn wo ACUTE. Des MSY Bobet be —— oe cre ——— front door. Officer Fisher heard of the affair and | Society, of which the deceased was a member at-| Boating, Bleye ing. and Traveling JULY 25, 1887, ALEXANDER T. BENSEY Maneger, Map ay a ca has “> F C.gnd ©. route yin Sundays. sa thataa es telephoned for the police ambelancs, bus when 16 | Ci retasives ae] ticate: aowed oe ee | ae een and hare, Bicycle Suire Depot and | grains eave Baltimore and Ohio R. Depot, Wash- | _ Telephone call 73. sy23-0m = Siresbury ‘and. tutermellate "Risto, aise Laaave Resvimm Athletic Park, thisevening. | arrived the wounded man had left the alley. He | {osruve Cemetery.-—-The funeral of Mrs. Susan | Sewing’wachine Rooms, ftivaad A oes, 3 | tngton, week days, at 9:15 am, 2:40 pie.,and4:40p. | ME ORIOLE: = Prargicnest “oharcenton for Fauquier White Sul- “COMPARISONS are odorous,” as Mrs. Mi was afterward found lying on the sidewalk near } Vincent, took place yesterday afternoon, from her a a Wal. | ™. Arrive at Bay Ridge 10:45a.m.,3:50p.m.,and 5:50 OPPOSITE CONGRESS Hi FAMILY SUPPLIES. for Laney arriving pects at Riverton with 8. ¥.R. i Would say, and the most strikingly oderous of all | the corner of 3d street and Massachusetts avenue | late ‘No. 3021 P street. Rev Dr. Lindsay ee Manufacturing, coz’ | pm. Returning leave Bay Ridge 8:05 am.,2 p.m, ,_ CAPE Mar, X. 3., = = 5:80 BM Wester Bi Patty for Warrenton, astman’s Arbutus with others PY TAN OF | suttering trom the effects of the shot. He was | oMclated. ine rematns wore interred tm the family } £ord, Spam.,apd9:00 p.m. Arrive at Washington 10 am., : ‘Soar view sod Summer resort os sudeter teat bee kee Kastman's arutus with others, Picked up and taken in the ambulance to Provie | 5!MORE UML as qotented the Drink the “Queen of Beers” 3:10p-m.,9:15 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. On Sundays lesve Route. “Pullman ‘Sleepers and. Solid Traine Washita ALULETICS ¥s. Lx Dxorr, Athletic Park, 4:30. | dence Hospital. Perry was arrested by OMlcer | Hyattsville Glup, yesterday. aiternoon, at Olymple your entire family will be studied by ordemag tas | Wemuaeion 10am, 2 pm, and 3 pm. Arrive FS eR Booes, Memphis, taiaie’ Rock neat ea eek ae 500 RoxES LORRENTO ORANGES, 300s, 200s, 160s, | Fisher. He admitted the shooting, and clatmed Fark by 9 score of 11 to 4. Shoemaker and eer from the Agency, 1506 D street’ wortnerest, poegs Sonar Vy tad Ro ler Sod ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Foins, “Throurh Pullman tienes woken ts and 2 sizes, just received and for sale it low | that he only fired the shot v9 frighten off Brooks. | Wid DaUtery Work for the OlympIcs 4. | ae cena per dosen, Sp.m,and Opi, Arrive at Washington 10,35 aa, AND MOST CONVENIENTLY Ox» Ororro TT be Pa Soatin eg Pally for Lyruchtvarg, prices by HaRKIS & ANDERSON, The pistol is a Very small, old-fashioned weapon, | ..1 "ang deach o jorning for the moun- 5ST 9:15 p.m., and 10:30 p.m. TED, PORT WINE. Danville, “Raieish,. Asheville, "Chartotta, Sola ter, left this morn! 500 Fine Quality Fi: 1 Shirts }0 pan., Pa Pa ‘and Homelike, —y $21 Louisiams ave. | with but one barrel. Te Hee de cRarged | tains of Virginia, and also for the West. ‘They will | ge ME RCELIRLy, Pee at ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. ‘and Pureand Reliable, spntlatte, ostomy, New Yt Fine Porrrarm. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ava, | on a warrant sworn out By Oflicer Fisher with as- | De gone several Tees te: + Brown and family | querbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing Ma-| Tickotson sale at all B. & O. ticket offices in Wash- Sanitary Arrangements. for a necting with Palleeen Pekan ‘Twawry PER CENT Discovsr on pocket books, | Silt and battery, and the case was continued in- | Jf) yies memning for Coltons. a ay wae | Crane ey oe ae [aipreirberanyhy pac lveepikhatinass ay, ‘Coach to and from the Beach and Traine. Pe Paco omygnond = to New Orieatig Pullman Sleepers Waahe card, letter, cigar, writing and treed cases, and eT ee pned $5 by Judge Harper dy morning or aslag | «moyat Gime” mends ‘em.—Boston Varieties | Seendvertisement of Bay Rid ‘special 22 ‘chatiabat Rieesanas Cua: seer, Wastfarton to Greenbrier White. Sulptiar Hliguods at) NT BOGS 10 man's, "| ‘The prisoner, who ie a colored man about nrcy | “ajanguageom the street 4. | team Algcrney Butter chumed every morning | W. M. CLEMENTS, ORD i) rigtes ne ca ery Lae a cee A Delicious Beverage spon Nita "Ohio Aivinion laws Wah 1 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. | years of age, with bout | M.—Great Falls, temperature, 83; condition, 4; | and delivered tn 3 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. 2 3 : fon 3,300 feet. For tes ad- § or the 2A waive wee eee 5 Levine hee Sep: whoa teen in | Feoelving reservoir temperature Ss; condition aé | Also, Cottage Cheese and Butters; Seele MiIk Gress A.J. MYERS. yels-2u BERATED SEASON. ies sent at ‘Save your eyesight, consult Hempler, cor. 434. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. KEernan’s THEATER.—Comic Opera and Variety. Paxoxama But.prxo.—Battle of Bull Run. ATHLETIC Pakx.—Roller Coaster. — Condensed Locals, A notice of interest to the several companies in the city whose wires are attached to bulldings ‘Will be found among the Special Notices in to- day's pape Yesterday Joe Healy, nine years old, son of Man- rice Healy, while playing in front of his home, @24 F street southwest, fell trom some stones, broke his collar-bone, ‘and cut his head very severely. Mr. Win. C. Crawley, of the House post-office, and Miss Jennie Hellings were married last evening at the parsonage of St. Dominie’s church, and after the ceremony lett for a short trip to the’ seaside. ‘The Brentwood Riding Club has its first meeting at Ivy city to-day. ‘The program ts a varied one, trotting and two running races ‘ase. Henry White has, by Mr. Campbell Carrington, filed a DiI for a divorce from Mary Jane White. ‘They were married in 1874 by Rev. John H. Broo! and he charges that she was ten a lunatic, an has since become hopelessly insane. Jas. Cleary, sixty-one Years old, was pushed off car 03 of the 7th-stréet line, Washington and Georgetown rafiroad, at the corner of 7th and D streets northwest, hist night, and, falling on his head, was badly cut. Officer’ Jones took him to the Emergency Hospital and Dr. MeKone attended im. ‘Those who leave the city during the summer can have THE Stax ailed to them for any length of of SO cents per month, and the address changed as often as desired) £2-The Tequisite wnount of money must in each ease ae~ company the order. Pezold & Brobst, confectioners, at 1624 14th streer northwest, have made and assignment to J. J. Burns for the benent of their creditors,giving ©. Edmonson the preference for $54.95. c ents Write that the pump doctor 1s needed at the corner of 4th and M streets north- West, and the garbage man 1s called for in St. Dominic s alley. Lieutenant Bizelow, adjutant general of the Dis trict militia, bus been ordered to. attend the en- campment of the tonal Guard of Pennsylvania. a Base Ball Yesterday. WASHINGTONS DEFEATED BY THE CHICAGOS—OTHER GAMES. ‘The Washingtons were again roughly handled by the Chicagos yesterday, and were defeated by ascore of 14 to 1. Hines’ home run saved the Statesmen from being shut out. The excellent Melding of the Washingtons was a redeeming feature of their play, but one error being recorded against thy Whitestockings did not need errors to assist them to victory, for they had on their batting clothes and pouhded Shaw for 21 base hits, tucluding four home runs and two thre Daggers, u total of41. The visitors secured nine Lits off Clarkson. Ivis hoped that the boys will pullup and play duriag the remainder of their Trip with better success. Other gutmes resulted as follows: Detrolts, 9; New Philadelphias, 6. York, 6: Pittsburg, 5. "In: 7. Athletic, 10; Mets 7. ed by the "Peabodys yes- at Athletic Park. The game was one of Interest irom the commencement. Heavy hitting was tndulged in by both clubs, but supe- rior ticlding had the effect of keeping’ down the scores, afternoon the Athletics, who now stand at of the league, meet the LeDrolts for the Use Uhis season, and from the close score between the Uwo elubs last Friday an exciting contest may be expected. Prisoners Without Food. THE OVERTAXED POLICE COUKT—REFORM NREDED. During the past few days the business of the Police Court has greatly increased, and all-day sessions are becomiug cofamon. Something should ‘be done to mglieve the pressure. The Committee of One Hundred recently recommended that the court beabolish:d, and that the magistrate sys tem be adopted. Other persons think the estab- Ushment of another court would be better for the community. Yesterday the business of the court Was So heavy that the prisoners were not dis- missed from attendance until after 6 o'clock in the evening. Some of the unfortunate prisoners Were arrested Tuesday afternoon or night and locked up tn a cell at a police station, where dur- ing the night they were supplied’ only with hydrant water without ice. In the morning they Were placed (males and females) in the “Black Maria” without breakfast and driven through the city to the Police Court. Upon arriving at court Ubey were assigued to one of the miserable damp eclis ta the basement, where the bill of fare for the day was the same a$ that of the previous night, hydrant Water without ice. All day long the poor unfortunates were Kept tn these puorly ventilated cells without food. After fasting for so long a ‘Ume, at 10 minutes past Go'elock the prison “van” started with twenty prisoners for the workhouse and jail. ‘This morning there were more than forty ouers in the dock of the Police Court, and Ofticer Harbin made it a3 pleasant 4s possible for them DY permitting the women to sit In te corridor, where ‘They MIgUE get a Dreath of fresh alr. Complaints have frequeatly been made about the poor accom- modations for the prisoners, but as yet no steps for thelr relief have been taken. Police ofiicers Who had cases before the Police Court yesterday complained last night that they ere compelled to hang about the court all day. ‘Those who should have been on duty were missed from their beats, and others who were off duty Imissed their usual sleep, and of course were not At for duty last night, but they dared not sit down for a minute or two {0r lear of the approach of the night inspector, jngao, would bring thera before the pard on ci Prubably causing them to lose their positions. $$» —__ ‘The Water-Main Muddle, ‘To the Editor of Tux Evextxe Sram: Im common with many others, I don’t get the “hang” of Mr. Crane’s main charge. He says: “I showed that the receipts from water-matin tax for Six years, up to the 30th of June, 1886, were from $20,000 to $70,000 less than the expenditure for laying water-mains each year during all that period.” ‘This he calls a “deflett.” I this not a Iuishomer? If the Commissioners have paid out ‘about $300,000 more than they have received, they have either taken the money from some other fund or made @ present of It to the District. Where did they get the money x —~-— A Plan to Test the Legality of the Water Taxes, ‘To the Editor of the Evesixe Sram: : Feeling aggrieved at having to pay an exorbt- ant and unjust amount of water taxes, and hav- ing seen the complaints of many others similarly situated, I sugyest, in order to test the legality of the charges, the ralsiug of a sum of money by vol- Untary contributions, enough to pay an attorney to take this question of overcharges to the cou: so that the people Will have the expression at tueldectsiou of our Judges on the matter, and to Which decision, no doubt, all will ktndly’submit, rented in overcuarges Teil pine so for ae eons ts overc: 'e $5 for the above object. PaTuice OCattagmane 2200 I street northwest, August 3, 1887. Easy Admission to the Schools. ‘To the Editor of Tux EVENING STR: Jn Most towns and cities in the United States, ‘if the parent wishes to get his child intoa public ‘School asa pupil, he takes him to the nearest ‘school-house and hands him over to the principal, who sends him, on probation, to some teacher, and, after examination, assigns him toa room. If the parent resides within the preseribed mits, ‘there 13 no question of his right, and no delay to get Uckets of admission. The plan works well. But, im this city red-tape is used to te this simple matter into knots. A ticket of admission must be bad; and it must be had at one place aly in each division. If the parent is a stranger, he takes his child by the hand, a little before 9 o'clock On the Orst school day morning, and goes \ the nearest school-house. There, he first learns the necessity of getting a “ticket,” and told he Imust get It at another school-house—distant from $. Quarter of 8 mille to a mile. Thither trudges Qnds from forty Ly applicants ahead of him and im line. He tries next morning and every ‘for a Week With the same bad luck. He can’t tothe Heketdispenser 1h time to get his tieket and reach his place of business at 9 o'clock. He succeeds the wecond week, when the crowds have | out, If @ “ticket” is ne atall, there Ought to be some person at each school-bulldil to Issue it. ‘The principal's record ought to J present this adiatssion-ticket nuisance for con— ‘Sideration by the school trustees, ‘Awrt-Rep Tare. —_-__ Exponstso Tum Nowmarions.—The Dewocratie Club, C. (C. Lancaster, it, at & last night adopted resolu * nautnations made by the State democratic vnuon, ‘Tae Maryland Democratic Associa. vs, 1k. 0. Jotmonstom, president, has adopted Shahar rsitiva, his cell by a Stax reporter this morning, sald that he thot Brooks tn front of ins (Perry) house while Brooks had hold of him. He said that a dance was given in Mrs. Lee's house, n the alley, by Luke Nelson. Brooks was at tie dance, and about half-past 12 o'clock, when he (Perryy wats walking through the alley, on bis way home, Brooks ran up the alley after nim and called, ‘Stop there!” He stopped, and Brooks told him some ladtes wanted to see him. He replied that he did not want to see any ladies; that he was gwine home and go to bed. Brooks, he said, then grabbed him by the coat, and ne (Perry) tried to get away, and in so doing he pulled Brooks to bis (Perry's) front door. Brooks refused to let_ go his hold, and Perry drew the pistol and fired one shot, he says, to scare Lim, STATEMENT OF THE WOUNDED MAN. A telephone message was recelved about noon ‘at police headquarters stating that Brooks was dying, and Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb and a Stax reporter at once went to Providence Hospital to get his dying statement. He was found, however, to be resting comfortably with no reason to fedr that he would not recover, for the ball, which struck him in the forehead, ‘nad been taken out a few Inches back by Dr. Luce, and the patient was getting along nicely. “He sald to rey sI was going down the alley I passed Perry, who was talking witha lady [knot and he said’ ‘There goes the black — — — and blazed away. I don’t know what it was for; We had no words, and [don’t know that he had ‘thi t me. anything against m« Dr. Crawford's Case. JUDGE HARPER WILL DECIDE THE LEGAL QUESTIONS RAISED NEXT SATUMDAY. ‘Yesterday afternoon the case of Dr. Millard H. Crawford, charged with fornication under the so- called Utah act, was argued, as stated in THE Sax, before Judge Harper in the Police Court on a demurrer setting out that the informations charged no violation of a law in force in the Dis- trict; that they are insufficient and uncertain, aud “do not charge an offense cominitted in the Digtrict. After Mr, Moore finished his opening arfument Assistant District Attorney Lipscomu argued that the Edmunds bill, being an amen ment to general law in force fn the District, and not locally’ inapplicable thereto, was in full force here, ‘The Supreme Courts of the United States and ‘the District had decided that all laws not locally inapplicable were in force here, and It was ROU necessary te specially so State. ‘Mr. Moore, in conclusion, said while he belteved that bis demurrer 1s sound law, he is willing to have the case come to trial at once. ‘The court reserved his decision till next Satur- day, the day set for the trial of the case. peotloeidhe ci A Man Killed and & Boy’s Leg Broken. TWO DISTRICD VICTIMS ON A WRECKED TRAIN. In the Wreck of a freight train at Bloomington, Garrett County, Md., yesterday, David Fitzgerald, a boy 16 years old, who resides in this city on 1st street, between I and K streets northeast, and who Was stealing a ride on the train, had his leg broken and was otherwise injured. " He was Urought here yesterday afternoon and taken to his home, where he is, attended by Dr, J. Ford ‘Thompson. Walter Musgrove, of West Washing- ton, was on the Same train aud was killed. End of a Divorce Case. HE TOOK THE TEMPERANCE PLEDGE AND HIS WIFE ‘WAS RECONCILED TO HIM. ‘The case of Louisa M. J. Guenther against Jos. Guenther has been dismissed, the parties having compromised and settled their differences, by Mr. J.G. Bigelow, the complainant's attorney. This Was a case for a divorce, the parties having mat Tied August 31 last, she being a widow with five children and he a’widower with three childre and she charged him with drunkenness and ba treatment. The dismissal by Mr. Bigelow recites that the parties have settled their differences and the defendant has taken the pledge to abstain from all intoxicating drinks. a Miss Brown Inquires About the Hu- mane Society. To the Editor of Tax EVENING Stan: R&eDEMPTION Drvision, U.S. ‘TREASURER’S OFFICE, August 3, 1887. What has become of the “Humane Society?” Does it come under the head of “lost, strayed, or stolen,” or has it been placed upon ice for safe keeping during the hot weather? One thing ts certain—it 13 conspicuously absent when tt should make its power felt. On the north and west fronts of the Treasury butlding are deep, narrow areas, which are used for hauling coal into the vaults, supplying build- ing material, removing refuse, &c. ‘They are too narrow to permit the turning of a team, so the Wise and gentle drivers, instead of driving in With the load and backing out the empty wagon, back in with the load and drive out empty. Naturally the backing of such a distance is not quite so easy as eating a “watermillion” on the curbstone, and the consequence ts that the poor horses have to suffer for their driver's ignorance and brutal nature. Nut aday bas passed for many weeks ‘Uhat our blood (I speak for myself and some thirty other ladies) has not botled with wrath and pity, to hear the brutal lashings showered upon the helpiess aaimals by the tess nobie brutes who drive them; and to-day, When it grew beyond endur- ance, With one impulse three ladies mounted the window embrasures and threatened the burly cow- ard who excited their wrath with arrest. ‘There he Sat upon the load, yelling at the horses till they dida’t know what to do, and keeping the merciless: lash going with all his brutal ‘might. One lady suggest that he take them by the bridle and — to them; but, no, that would not suit him. ‘inally, another man qimbed over the wagon to tue front and tried that method, when lo, and be- hold! the load went back as though touched by a fairy’s wand. That result did not seem to satisty the driver, however, for when he brought the next. load, instead of using the lash (which makes a noise) Le simply doubled up his" fist and pounded the horses on the head. What he did to them When out of our sight I don’t care to imagine. Time and again 4 driver has almed straight for the granite wail, till the heads of the horses have crashed against it with force enough to make them recoil, und a his within the ken of so- called men, yet never a one has had humane feel- Ing enougil to make him even remonstrace if there ts even a fragment of the society left which claims to correct such abuses, I hope that it will act at once in this case. Proof enough can be obtained by applying to ‘Miss BrowN. ‘Transfers of Real Estate, Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: M. Barry to Timothy Duhey, part 10, sq. $43; $4,200. A. L. David to A. W. Steubner, lot 5, Monastery; $1,336. Gonzaga College to Nathan Hora, sub lot 172" sq. 621; $3,000. B. 1. Stinemetz to RK. H. Hartslorn, lot "Ss, ‘sq. 933; $2,000. Mary B. Manypenny to Julla’E. Clark, sub lot $4, sq. 271; $4,000. Enos Lapham to John B. Simmons, sub lot U7, Sq. 366; $—. B. F, Gilbert to R. MeMurdy, lot 19, block 1%, Takoma Park; $1,600. Evelyn 'T. Hutton to Albert Gleason, parts 1 and 15, 8q. 222; $5,000. Mary M. France "to, Margaret kekston, part 6 sa, 487; $2,000, John Sherman to L. C: Young, lots 4 to & Sq. 48; $18,000. LC. Young to B. B. Wells, same $18,000. J. B. Moore to G. J. Johnson, Bi 119; $5,250. J. W. ‘Tyler to D.D. Thomp- Son, 10t3 8 and’9, sq. 2000; £2,000. H. B. Morse to J.C. Johnson, sub. 21, sq. 823; $484. KHL Grier to Joseph Burden, west halt 13, Moore's Vacancy; $2,300. L. M. Byrnes to same, south half do., dat $8.500._'T. N. Vall to George 1. Leonard, lous 78 to ‘80, sq. G20; $2,000. George L. Leonard to Amanda Emery, lots 75 to 83, do.; $14,700. John Madi; wR. L. Hyde, lot 382, Uniontown: sooo, W. Walker to Annie K.’ Harley, sub lot 33, sq. 561; $6,500, C.G, Stott to A. P. Fardon, pt. 6, sq. 104i; $300. A. E. Menett to John Raedy, lot 24, sq G22; $3,131.94. Leucretia Myers to'T. J. Stanton, lots 14 aud 15 Nichols Place; $2,760. “G. G. Hubbard. to Sarah G. Farnsworth, lots 38 and 39, Dik.7, Belair Heights; $4,500. Sales of Real Estate, Annie K. Harley bas bought of W. Walker, for $6,500, lot 2, 34. 361, 19.06 by 82.04 tect on New Jersey aventie, between I and K streets. G. J. Johnson has ought, for $5,250, of J. B. Moore, part lot 7, square 118, fronting 46.11 feet on 200, streey, between H street and Pennsylvania avenue. Sarah G. Farnsworth, of Albany, has bought of juare 7, in r Hel on te north side of Park oad” — Fouogn BIDWELL AGAIN AMKESTED Geo, Bid- well, the Eng! T, recent was ey hes and taken to headqi partly paralyzed, and he had to be carried into north connection, 8; condition at south connec- Uon, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, 84; condition at influent gate house, 4; condition at emiuent gate house, 7. High tide in the river to- day at 8:13 a. m.; low tide at 3:02 p.m, a Alexandria Affairs. Reported forthe Evesixe STAR. THE ScHooL Foxp.—Under the State law the eity school board is obliged, on the first Wednes- day in August, to examine the accounts of the School officers ‘and to certify their correctness to the State authorities. Messrs, Marbury, Lead- beater, and Strauss made that examination last. night, 'In the presence of the board, and the ac- count’ betng found correct they were so certined, Zhe Doard had on hand at the opening of the year $4,622.68, which constitutes the building fund, Daring the year $9,000 was received from same, 36,200 from the State and smaller sums from rent, &e., making the total recetpts $15,529.97. 'The ex Pelises of the system for the year were $13,774.27 und the balanee in the treasury went to the bulld- tng fund, increasing that fund to $6,378.35. The books of the new year were then opened. ScHoot BoaRp.—The annual meeting of the city school board was held with an unusually full at- tendance at Peabody building last ‘night, Hon. T. 8. Smith being, in the absence of the president called to the chair, ‘The committee on school houses was directed to accept the bid of B. F. Price of $420 for remodelling the old academy Dullding on Wolfe street. A change Was made in the school regulations by which’ appeals are al- lowed in cases where puplis have been promoted or reduced in grade. ‘The present janitors were re-elected, and the election of teachers postponed. until after the annual examination. Janitor Penn Was allowed $10 for extra labor during vacation. The annual reports of the fnances were sub- mitted, and after an examination of them and an order that the schools open the 1st of September the board adjourned. ‘A WASHINGTON FUNERAL—The funcral of Mrs. Laura T. Morrill, of Washington, came here to-day from that city, and the interment took place in the Morrill famiily lot in the “Cedar burial ground.” Mrs. M. was the widow of the late Wm. L. Morrill, who Was killed in the Confederate ranks at thé battle of the Seven Pines. Nores.—Acting Mayor Strauss has committed Eliza Fox as a lunatic. —Tne board of health met last night and made ‘several orders for cleaning nuisances—The Friendship Fire Co. holds & Tegular meeting to-night.—Mrs. Maria Sullivan, Of this city, has been granted a widow pension under the Mexican soldiers’ act.—The Portner Brewery has made a direct importation of Dresden glass to this city. petSe MABSHA0E BALL — ‘PAIR HAVEN HOTEL, FATR HAVEN, MD. == = rare ore AMERY CPOE ay, ana | Beatmania ey = every Mo : roome, x EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. ake st 10am, reaching Washington at | moderate; bora ate 5 rails; wee crew = a pa oxicating Liquor. sie Leaves every Friday and Saturday at 10 a. m. and 6:15 | 77 GTEL DENNIS, ATLANTICCITY, Na, $5. $5. $5. $5. Pp 'ag Tenching W nat 4 p.m. and H ‘Open all Lue pean, Warts sea water bata, (2 © G Leaves every Sunday, at 10:30 a m.and 2:30 p.m, | Hydrsulic elevator Open lawn fronting the, Teaching Washington at 2 p.i. and 8 p. Hl. eco. __Uy?-2m)___ BORTON & MAKSHA Rien -trip 25 cents. RIGHT HOUSE, STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON. REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE. SELECT EXCURSIONS Tanven from whart of Steamer WW. Cotvoracs wack: | vende Ruiee gehen JUNE, 29. Penney: I a sceeas Hot ing Washington‘at 8:15 p.m. for Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, at 12:05. TO Fare round-trip 25 centa, 20 p. m. Circulars at St fice. RTON: Manager for Bright House (RSS MOUNTAINS, ATOGA, JOS. C. MoKIBBIN, B CAPE MAY and ATLANTIC CITY, Marshall Hall, Ma. EVERY FRIDAY DURING AUGUST, ‘Merchants’ abd Miners? SAKA . ition Oa, LAKE GEORGE. ‘ADIRONDACKS. ‘Steamships eaii from On and after SUNDAY, June 26, express trains on. Baltimore via Noriolk to Boston. ‘West Shore Railroad will run Daily, except 31 ar Evers Mudey, Thuraday, and Friday, Acvclockpm. | to and from the Jemey” City Station ofitte Pe FIVE DOLLARS FOR ROUND TRIP. Fare, including imucals and main saloon, stateroom | faut, quulzoed, making close counections w berths, $12.50; round trip, 22. Upper deck state- | "CATSKT MOUNTAIN. EXPRESS.— Foom, Berths, #14; round trip, #25. For further in- | Leave Jersey City Station it 8:50 ain Al Tickets good to return by any regular train within | formation see circulars at all the HotelsinWashiugton, | Hive otal Rastcetilt sin kino orapply to— m.; Palenvills, 8 Arr: W EX. Ds eave AX. W. BURCHELL, ay2h 1325 ¥ ST. Pazarsco Frovrra Mais Established 1774 PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE PATENT, THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA, ‘This Flour has long been conceded tobe SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THIS COUNTRY All the best brands of American Flourare sold on European markets, where the “PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE” Jeads and commands decidedly more money, because it i m.; Grand Hotel, 1:45. p. makes the S oe A CGE ake batient,, | Mount House Station. 123 pn WHITEST, SWEETEST, AND MOST NUTRITIOUS AX ABOARD FOR LOWER CEDAR _Telephone Baltimore 247.“ _my2. Bon'andio "Phoenicia Gor liote Raaterstalland Mow | toc nee. fouse). F Grocer for it. The PICKWICK CLUB and its friends will leave 7th | (ee DAILY, MAKING TRIPS SARATOGA, AND , CATSKILL MT. EXPRESS.— are GAMBRILL MANUFACTURING 0, st. wharf, on the steamer Henry E. Bishop, at 9 am. ! }st.and New Hatpshire ave, and foot of High eave Philadelphia 8:20 am. Arrive Hotel = Friday, August 19, 1887, for a grand time at Lower | Georgetown, Stopping at Holtzman's Landing, Tablé Ty ORES Be ey ea f; | f8-tths-Gm 214 Commerce at., Baltimore, Ma. Codar Point. You can get a ticket from any member | Fock, Boat Club Dauc lest trip down at 10 pm. -; Palenville, 420'p.m. Arrive Saratowa 5:50 pan? at the wharf for 50c. This will bea splendid affair Round trip, »; Children, 15c. Reduced rates for | Caldwell, Lake teorge, 8:10 p.m. | Drawing-room | me suddon’t you forgetit. __aud.2t*_| Jarre parties: “Telephone call 563 S282 | Phonic (ior Hotel Rntenkt ‘aad Moasials | Notice [pT OE foe Caps EO SEARING wr, specrar 0 anocens By the VETERAN VOLUNTEER FIRE- WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND. Leave Washington 9:00a.. Arrive Hotel ate y Excursion season opens June 236th and daily there- | skill. via kingston, 9-13 pau.: Grand. Hotel, — MEN'S ASSOCIATION ting, “Bathing, Dancing, Fishing. | m.: Plcrutc ft: House Station, 8 of the District of Columbia, Steamer W. W. Corcoran | Cheapest and epee reed pen ind magnificent fast palace steamer | Hent will leave for Marshall Hall, Wednesday, August 10, Dein son Oars B p.m ve Surato jew York to Grand BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF vill leave foot of “thestrect wharf daily at Qa me. | pit a (lor Yio skill and ‘Mountal coc sSSs 1887. Bost leaves at 9:30 a. m. and 6p. m.. septsatoniayg, returning, rive st 8:50 p.m Dane, House an Weshuugton to Sarstore ae zi geo RF RRR, REF : 3 ing on boat. Grand dress parade every afterngou ure in offices E Tickets 50c., children under 12 yearshalfprice. | dieiock by the Waslunston Continentals, Goud music: | aghiiTentes, tickets at Penney ivauia, Railroad offices so kf EE oe We reserve tho right to return money for tickets re- | For shedlal rates Sunday schools and oryaulzations | fesotin by" West: Sisto: Kalltoak Basrany eee Ooo Eee Kk OR ker SssS 7 Jected at the boat. audth, s,m &tu® | should appl; to ‘TEPHENSON BROS., 7th-street wharf. Round-trip 50c. ; Children, 25c. Sella (OLONIAL BEACH, ‘POPULAR WATERING PLACE AND EXCURSION RESORT. NLIGHT EXCURSIONS. PsHtevL Moo! ‘The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN leaves her wharf st 10 6:30 p,m. sharp. arriving at 4and_10:30 pom stopping st atarahall Hall, Wefresinneats can SL N. ~_ The Langston Trial. TRYING TO SHOW THAT RUFFIN'S DEATH RESULTED NOT FROM THE SHOT, BUT FROM AN UNSKILLFUL OPERATION. icliwaine, who attended Ruffin after he had been shot by Frank Langston, testitled yesterday to the nature of Ruffin’s wounds, which had per- forated one large and two of the sinailer intestines. Acting upon his own judgment and the advice of other physicians, he, with several assistants, per- formed the operation of leparotomy, this being indicated by the best authorities as the only means of saving life In case of intestinal gun-shot wounds. He testified that when the operation Was begun peritonitis had already set in, and that Ruffin died trom the effects of peritonit!s and not from the operation. ‘The cross-examlnation of Dr, Mellwaine was searching and minute to the last degree, it being the object of the defense to estab- Ush the fact that Rufin’s death was the result of @ dangerous operation unskilifully performed, and not directly traceable to Langston’s shot. testimony will be Introduced w inasmuch as the operation of Laparotomy ts com- paratively new, having only been performed ‘itty- eight tmes, including ‘this case, conskierable in- terest attaches to this phase of the trial. ‘The Temperance War in Texas, San Antonio Dispatch to the N. ¥. Herald, Aug. 3 The whole State of Texas 1s agitated to-night as it never was before over the prohibition nght which takes place temorrow. Not since the stormy days of secession has popular feeling been So inflamed on any political subject as it sat the present hour in the Lone Star State, nor such deep and universal interest manifested by the masses ason this single issue. It 1s no exaggeration to say that at least 500 mass meetings are being held in Texas to-night With the view of influencing the result to-morrow. And it isequally true that tens Of thousands of dollars are being spent in the in- terest of the conflicting factions, ‘There are but ‘two parties in the State just now—prohibition and anti-prohibition—and so close 1s the struggle that itis impossible to predict which Party will win, ‘The prominent pleaders of the prohibitiontsts aré Senator John H. Reagan, ex-Senator Maxey, ex- Congressman Herndon and Congressman-elect Silas Hare; while the antl-prohibitionists are headed Dy ex-Gov, Ireland, Gov. Ross, Senator Coke, Con- gressmen crane and Sayres and: Tress fan Hancock.’ ‘The result will change the whole litical aspect of the State, and should prohi- ition carry it is feared the democrats will perma- nently loge Texas, as a new party will be at once organized. Great Earthquake in Ecuador, A cablegram from Cuenca, Ecuador, June 29, says: At 6:30 o'clock this morning aterrible earth- quake awoke the greater part of our citizens, and nearly all of them rushed into the streets without clothing. The movement was accompanied by a loud and fearful noise. In the streets and in the squares the people threw themselves on their knees, Ing the divine mercy. The curates meanwhile were exhorting the people to fly to the churches. The turrets of the San Blas Church toppled over with aloud crash, and the walls of most of the churches have been severely 4: Most of the houses have been destroyed, and the few still standing are dam: Should another shock follow the city will be completely wrecked. Letters from Azogues report there, and ‘the town hall ts destroyed. Canar has also suf- fered loss. At noon the earthquakes continue without cessation. All the bridges are damaged. ‘The hospital 1s almost totally destroyed. The tele- graph informs us that shocks have been felt every- where as Yar as Tulcan, but with less violence than here. A procession 18 now passing through the streets composed of all the ladies in the city, and they are imploring the Almighty to appease ls wrath, ‘Tne shocks injured the lighthouse at Punta Arenas, and one of the keepers has visited Guayaquil to Obtain material with which to repair At “Severe shocks have been generally felt throughout Ecuador. z ABSOLUTELY PURE, ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SOLD ONLY Im Cays, Boyar Baxixa Powpzn Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. 024. Szuume Orr: CLOSING OUT! GARTERS 4y11_ 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAB 7TH ST, BB'S ISLAND, IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN, UNDER A’NEW MANAGEMENT. ving taken control of the hotel property THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Its without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the Senne abeving meine most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. Kolin floss the most fatiaioug‘on the bost or ot |, The wwift palace steamer 7. V; ARROWSMMETH, ex. | gf ha enous reurt and iii nude may ath alphend ng ni tye Oey On Bundsy steamer Corcoran loaves for Marshall | tripe ts the Bescticexerpticn: turdays)on aud after | Mishing of the hotel, I would respectfully sdlicit thé | containing as it does all the most improved Machinery all at 10-30 ann, sd 2-30 yom sharp, renching | BUNDA, JUNB4UG. Lewven fuestroct ferry whantat | peuronage (Hite old aduinere a re ab bits. The | invented up to the present time, but they produce Flour Washington at 2 and 7:30 p.m. CST pours at Sere anome mel FY nnting araaiaiell : | UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. To prove Fare round trip for either day, 250. angst | Bim. Music, Refreshm palejeorred (08 | Hates Frdtced to 82.50 per day, $12 per week, $40 | that, we would simply state that » lange quantity of eee "Pare, rotund trip, G0 cte,; children, 25 ota, o15-2m | Rertaonth ‘Can be reached frow NoqAE by states | thames ‘chipped annually to Europe B COLONIAL BEACH. Accomack on Monday, Wednesday. and Friday, or daily ie SERA EE NCR Wor furtuoevaruicalary mages | ABT eMeuAt the principal courts of the old world pS sez7-Sim COBB. MENT = = i see a HOWEVER, FIRST-CLASS FAMILY EXCURSION —__AMU SEM ate 8. HE LAKE VIEW HOTEL 18 SITUATED IN THE ERNAN’S THEATER AND SUMMER pillage of Watkins, (3 jpujoming the ON MONDAY, AUGUST 8TH. TO and sae, famous Watkins Glen, It is 30U feet above GARDEN, Ne , LISA "WEBBER'S BURLESQUE TROUPE ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE. jext week XION. Many new faces, aud ‘p*xonama OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN and overlooks Seneca Lake. The Swift, Palace Steamer ‘7th streot (Ferry) wharf at 8: the Beach. Home at 10 p. 1m. 25e. N. B—Secure your Ti GEORGE LEARY 45am, Three hours at ‘Tickets, 50c. ; children, ets and State-rooms at modern improvement quet, Lawn Bowling ‘Telephone and Telegraph Connections in Newly and elegantly furnished throughout, ‘haw “ali 5 Alley, Billiards, ‘ennis, Hammocks. Swings, Music,&c. ro- 180. | Like everything else that has gained renown, some GARY | verson or persons are trying to take advantage of the the House. reputation it has attained by imitating the Name and | Brand, and attempting thereby to palu otf un interior article for the genuine. E \d Musics t 15th st.. two blocks south of Peunsylvaniaava, proprietors of the National Hotel, Cleveland, ou Char- 1 Meamerand atthe beach." GW RIDLEY," | “Delightfully cooled by new eu comiees semateinn, | Liabritors ofthe National Hotel Cleveland: guy Cun eee wus-4t Manager. Oyen trom Y a. im. to 10 p.m. 4y15 OTEL ALBION, ASBURY PARK. N. J. (g | Besure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read NOR! Ni RT RES! THLETIC PARK. Finest location in the Park. Hop every’ % - osoe, “ND FO Everybody Delighted with the Saturday. Fine Music, ‘Table and ai P, "CERES. Steamer EXCELSION MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS ROLLER COASTER. ments the best. Mrs. PEMBEKTOD See Chatneieset Di GE TRAYS, and Steamer GEORGE LEARY TUES- OPEN AT 7 P. M. TPHE DOvELASS “HoUSE. REHOLOTH at 5:30 p. m.,from 7th street wharf. 1m Returning, leave Norfolk, daily, except MONDAYS, at 4:30 p. tu, from Boston wharf. Exclusive connec: tion with Boston and Providence steamers. Counect also with steamer Ariel for Kichmond, steamers for MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE. Epo New York, and all st ‘railroad’ lines for the | a Opened JUNE. 25, 1887. South. "Sécure rooms and Wekets se Ole and aes | RREMNANTS, 500.) Music ail the season fe. anid at Knox Express, who will also ees poy from: hotels and residences. Telephone, | P. WELCH,Supt, and Gen. Age. aud RAND FAMILY EXCURSION OF THE VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCA SUN- ¥ SCHOOL, DAYS WER CEDAR POINT, FINDAY AUG. 5, 1887, at Bn ere Ee eis abenen ae eoret feain, with backs. Clivice music, boating, bathing and fishing. Returns carly. Tickets, 30 aud 25 ota, 83-2¢ APRE GanveN PARTY ar Mr. Carnana’s, Highland Station, last evening for Car- roll Memorial church was so much of a success, finan- cially, and so much enjoyed by all present, that it will be repeated ‘TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) AUGUST 4, ateame place. Train leaves B. and O. depot at 6: and, returning, arrives at Washington 12:26 p.m. 25 PER CENT OFF OF ALL REMNANTS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST 18T, ‘We shall place on our Center Counters all of the Rem- ‘nants in ourstore, andin addition to the already low prices they are now marked, we offer as an extra inducement 25 per cent off, which we feel confident will insure their speedy sale. This is an opportunity seldom offered, and buyers should take advantage of it. THREE HOURS FROM Skin, Kiduey and Nervous Diseases. Jet, Round-trip tickets issued by B. & Pamphlets ulso at Star office. ONE PRICE, WM. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. _7-2m ey C= SPRINGS, INNA MAIN LINE PENNA. RAIL ‘On top of Allegheny Mount HE FIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION te) OF THE CARPENTERS’ AND JOINERS’ ASSEMBLY, i ven RIVER VIEW, THUKSDAY, AUGUST 4TH, 1987. ‘The Steamer, MARY WASHINGTON will leave 7th- Cae at 9:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. The efficient committee havin; Pruzranatony To Extaxcrma. Wil open JUNE SS. Parlors the excur- OCK ENON SPRI BATHS. GREAT ‘OF VIRGINIA. sion reserving the right to object to improper churac- td he : ‘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- ters, ‘those who attend are qgaranteca It lies. Accomm: all information, a R= VIEW FOR 1887. ‘Washingtonians’ Most Popular Resort. Steamer MARY WASHINGTON ply to A. Parlor car, leaves Washi Politan Branch B. & 0. KR. Round-trip tickets, good ote Guced to less than half its present size, there- until October 31, ey Fe rorciotor. Spun Veturuine at Sand Spun, Hicks woe Eeens | foreswooping reductions will be made through- |» * * “1 know of no rites ise delete summer's rest and enjoyment.” Spun Heturuinue wi 30 pan. EDNESDAY at 9 an turning at | out the entire stock, thus offering purchasers ((VONGRESS HALL, ATLANTICCITY O1 Apcommiodate es M. POTTER. Manager PBEREELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, W. Va, B&O. RR, (Main Stem, ASHINGTOS. ALKALINE THERMAL WATERS. ‘The merits of Berkeley and its waters are famous. Private Baths and Swimming Pools, lance and eleant. | These watersare a specific for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, NGS AND Mi! NORTH MOUNTAL NO BAR. A sufe, deLizitful summer home i tions for 300. For pamphlet City, Del. ‘This beautiful hotel now open 9 Reduced rates until the 15th JE for July. SATTERFIELD & COLE, Propriciors, Jeip-7* Hotel capacity 600 ‘zuests. Eleant Ball-Room and Music. Write for illustrated and descriptive pamph- ORR For information and books see kd. H. Dick, 613 7th st. nw. INO. T. TREGO, Prop, Berkeley Springs, W. Va, = cars from all Kivin S. Pratt& Sons, the Sun building, ¥ street n. w., ori the office of the Evening Star. ‘Terms very reasonable. New fast train, with m2 10:10 a. u:., by Metro- ROAD. ins. THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Wi JUNE 25. Parlor and sleeping ill open eepine for a | TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. W. M. GALT & CO, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. a5 M: LING JAVA COFFEE. — vou WILT, i ever kLow what itis to driuk the Kichest and | Best Coffee produced in’ all the world nutil you have | fied a GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer- | Gants sell'it because of the small profit it affords Still we have found after several years uf constaut experiment in keeping #t revularly in stock, that our sales have sufficiently increased tw thore than make Uj) the differeuce, our sales of it having already reached | marvelous proportions “This entirely overtones ane j other, drawback so commouly experienced by others, | fotat these eoodsevery day and more feequeats twice ese ery day. and more frequently twice gday, and lience the Coffee is scarcely culd when de- | livered to the customer, “ELPHONZO YOUNGS 00, 428 Oth st, bet. D and we LADIES’ GOODS. M..: KANE, 507 11THST. N.W.. HAS REMOVED Aeetrtee $22 Ath ats me Consta made to order, pertect fit guaranteed, Also, a fuil line of Shoulder Braces, Ketorin Walsta, French Corsets and Austin ‘sel8-iLu* Mosvsoer Bancarss Being desirous of cloning out our stock of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MILLINERY, while there is still a demand for it, we offer our Entire ‘Stock at greatly reduced prices, MES. M. J. HUNT 1309 F street n.w. specialty. 4y16 _SHADE HATS for watering: Mu M. J. Praxor 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, LEYEST PAKISIAN MODES IN FINE’ FRENCH HATK GOODS, cd aa MES. JOHN A LOGAN. BANGS. RHEA W: BaTORDAL leavin sti0 asi, Hens ad | such an opportunity as wo think never before a fe[7 “Thad amost delightful say at Hook Byoti gy ge og en aac m. Tickets, i0c. Prof. Proctor's Dancing ‘School tis: occurred, inasinuch as our stock is not the accu- * © * “The hand: service of your bountiful | Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingled. ty7-1m* union EVEKY SATURDAY EVENING, leaving at tablet retry ween ee eld | : we Lhe $20 pm. Returning at 11 pa. Tickels, 25 cents, | mulattonof years, but is entirely new and fresh, Aeaiaes sumtmee seeceth Same Ree ~ | J ADIES' SEAL GARMENTS, ALT Dane’ ek, and ut the grounds on : 5 Li pt Sundays Fine Brass Banden soaken a aes ‘MAJ. W. GWYNN. linedat * tionable parties allowed on any of the above tri Forcharterk kes appiy'ay, oY sed * * * “1 Enowof no place;where fe lids can derive as much health’ and enjoyment as they orinva- tI ‘MISS CUNNINGHAM’S, 1310 8th street n. w. bet. caton, 143m n GEORGE SPRANSY, : ‘an at Rock ~ee au? E. &. RANDALL, Captain. = Enon SPHM Sy ROBERT REYBURN. Ba Roce: Bax Rivez:| »* ee en ise CME," OCEAN END, KENTUCKY THE QUEEN RESORT OF ae Soe! Mis “GW: SIODDALD, forerls B DEL PI ORT, he Enxleside. 1-1; ory 4 MO! *LEASU! T, RSivor Nove Ie é: ie Enulesi api-in Jerm Manufactured by A. H. Brinkmann & Co., Baltimore, 28-s,tuath.3m TPNHE Locca. = HALFON iC CITY, N. gn | y Fare for iho ound tip, Sfinynew ubioveaseuts uci Se ee yam ete Be io Change ot irs, elevator. Manufactured by A. H. & Co., Baltimore. gu 8 ol ah at. ee iy? Se my28-a,tusth dn — ‘Trains, jiendid Coaches, ‘ ates tio pony: = a Fay ry eS a Be eee ent. ‘Week Days and Sundays. Buy your DRY GOODS and CARPETS where you ee Se TES. NO. Ee BRYA TS PEERLESS DYES, CENT ren ‘can save from 15 to 20 per cent. A Suny Pat J, VICTORIA, FAMILY opens Ai ‘hotel; 6th ave. ; block from ocean Se table eppoint- om ore vel aber sre sold apg : nie tient class; node veniences Price 10e. colors. They “have i THE HOTEL 18 NOW READY Yon GUESTA, Weare positively selling every ARTICLE at prime | accommodates cithty. termes “seleet dene for Strength Brichiness Amount 12 Piekage cit For schedule of trains see B. & 0. advertisement. cost. Supe) aed | Bepteinbet: | MISS G REMPE. / mote Sorcamt Morais sete Aad Onand after Sunday, July 24 meals at the resteu- alee not croak or smut. For sale by’ HARPER'S FERRY, EEE yn LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. 2.83 W. CATHERWOOD, re TSCHL & EVANS, rant will be servedon the American and European / oun s wat oe Romeo t, 477 Pennsylvania ave, plans, €1. Hotel on American plan. Rates—Transient, | The Grand Clearing Sale, which commenced Mon- | T'éposite New Columbia: newly furnished NTON NINCHEIS DRY CLEANING ESTAB- Bei, cet ean: #8: mock, with Doar, @12 to | day, July 11, will continue tn dayelonver; after that | Ut aid caid wamater bathe. SW. GOL” apStdu | A VibiaieS ab biz WoRha DOGG ane $20. Special rates for one mont! 1d longer. time all goods will be sold at regular prices. ONTEREY HOTEL—BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT P.O. | Cleaned and Dyed without being riy LADIES’ _1e24-3m_ GEO. WEBB, General Agent. Se attes oeEANELIN COUNTY, PA EVENING DESSES specialty. vexetable DEERE GAC AGL TON | Now tn the time to buy fresh sasonabo goodsat | SUvtectsievtign sn = nou Brats diy procenn asd when, tren yu rtaraste ‘Will by given, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, wholesale prices. Fine scenery ‘and pure air and water. For terms, | Ncaned rwasonably, Goods called for ait doin ‘TO COLONIAL BEACH. etc.. address WM. W. POWER, Manager, late of Dela- | Xo. charge tor storage. Asam: Hoist, Se, uliren pats ook eet at Sere Nee eee Se eee 1s ain OMEERET, ai a of the committee at tho wharf. All tickets lscued for —= W IXDS0k SULPHUR SPRINGS, BLUE ‘Makes Corsets to order in every style and. the Arrowsmith will be good for this trip. aul-6t* Ridge region WMH. It: reasonsbl Tah and. tees per “4. CHEAP AND DELIGHTFUL Ti charges ; circulars at Witherbee & Co.'s, 1015 SPECIALTIES ARE- iA He SET Z JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, Penn. ave., oF ‘M. SELLY,New W: »Md. | French Hand-made Ui [erino ‘The steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON will. the aA eS sod Snes imapertes gummer, leaya her whartevery SATURDA Pat 5-30 | gya5 636 Pa ave. near 7th st. (ONGRESS COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J— | Patent Shoulder Braces, and all press, He p.m., for Colonial Beach, Colton’s aud Blackiston y Qpen Jane Opposite Congress Hall ang, BR Corvets and s $1 Corset (ilies H's own ee and ter “hs - I f maid that for the price in unsurpassed one way 75 conte Ta RB. pidcold sea water bathe, Atiention wiven tof ag me oan eck aan State Roous Itound Trip 50 conta, ae Kivsa OCKWO USE, HARPER'S FERRY, g rivig: ta Webinar Page ma ae 8. may, ar For Our Eleant Spring and Sammer Teg mee an Es: ‘Steamer Lady of the Lake lands st Colonial Beach Clothing has commenced. "Think ene, Fn ee ewes Sti ee 3 ABLASHED 251%, ba on bee wave fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly. len drive from B-snd U-derot Hoard second to one, ee Sreame Poor Boy Don't walt, Our Besutiful Spring and fy t7 Sm ON! SSS E LOVEE Bee, CHOICE OLD FOR YONTINENT, * GLYMONT. Citsinces ataceeirempaam fat Gane ‘Ocean view. "P.O. *f ian seecaeeeet eeeeead on Ur eae rece ot ra TET en Maa CPE street, at, 10 an. and OrOOp. im ‘Returning: src Circulars af this office, eainturday eventay Gripe at 7 my28-3m JOHN TRACY, Pron. § Enndays—10.m- and 3:0 p.m, Returning home OQ POurT common, vinornra at2and9 pu pradiel 25 Conta. ROUND TRIP. 95 Cents, HYGEIA HOTEL, Family dave—Evory Saturday at 10m. Returning poate Ft a PAG home 6h B00 8. feBieat Ba Shdeurt! ‘invite the. 10 Cents," ROUND TRIP. 10 Cente Apsouneanee oe eeeceel canes sor ‘served on Boat. we bo Ford ‘Sc., apply to ROBT. 902 a3 refreshing sloop.” ‘Terms lee for these: | ties back <a at Ponnsylvania sve. elven ‘any hotel of ite class in | [oor Ses, PxcunstoMs ona eo. ae SS oo Neate ea eres ee ene hrs yy ‘TO THE FOLLOWING POINTa: my10-co3m, ¥.N. PIKE, Manager._| BRUNSW! BAY RIDGE, OAH WALKER & 00, Tar New Conmenra, teat gor Selon amt of Be On the Chesapeake. Round 1 oe . For Saath Chesspeske,, Bgund Trip gh myS1. 625 Penneyivanis avenue, Orgad ones a ever et yous sation ke Lim ae a Ln one, 5 ye : if COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. PEN-MAR, ON THE BLUE RIDGE, ‘For Improved and Economic Cookery. taporeeeutee Set coaa Leave Washington am. ve 8:30 p.m. COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Water vitw spaines, ip eae Tr 8:90 Only sort guaranteed oxxrure by Baron Lisbig. “po inl Adress Every Thursday to LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ols ates, TER ots BuIGHTON, tat ATLANTIC CITY, X. 3. RATS tear ‘Every Wednesday to LURAY CAVERNS Taave Washington £200... Betzraing,artve9 >. Beier rete bo ae Ga a Seat ee, Geni Fat rest.” ‘Efficient rowzo in all casesof Weakness and Di- ‘gestive Disorders. maior ane — eee | Bouth Front st, Philadelphia ew York Oftce, 10 south Wiliam st ay23-1it H. D. Bun tas the boner fates Tom his MEW GOODS Mr, BARB madein binee- 2): \i ee ° ¥e furning leave ltound Mill 6-03 M Daily. i Das SReget gimday, arriving” Wantdtato rai from the nth re. Chariote, age oa at tor Daily, and bun, arrive in Washington & Tenn. Bristol and Lyte 9407. M via, ottesville at 9.40 P.M. vill and 8:23 P.M: via baat Dune at 10:45AM. and Route and Charl Sires Vahinavenue, atid st Passenger Station, den Rasiroed 6th and Betrccta “JAS. LL TAYLOR 3 General Paswetuter Age. ALTIMORE AND OHTO RAILROAD. we i effect, SUNDAY. JUNE 21 887, until further notion ‘Leave Washington from Station corer ot Ye fey avenue and C atryet. ot Svew toe © Chicawo, 10:55 am. and 9:40 p.m. dm through coaches and slew a Fast Limited Fiving in Pitted innati, Louisville and St. Ls GE aed 40 pm with thromeh com | Riecping Gare to” Chncinna chanye, 3:15 p.m. isa fast fi St Louis, arri 7-30; St. Lani 6 a | this train for tuet | For Pittsbure wt 10:55 am. and 8:55 pm. daily Pittsburg, ‘Cleveland and ‘Detroit, with’ Parlor Slecome Gare to Pittxbune, Valley Railroad, between, For pots on Shenan Shenandoah Junction and Luray inclusive: 3:15 p. um Sunday ous and Local Stations, 10:10a.m. daily, Hare de Grace, and Phile 30am. 1 p.m. daily. d jntermediate pointe Amie and Chicago. ae | Grace, Singerly and intermediate ly, except Suny on Week days, 5 T210, on Sundays 6-26, 7-30, 8:30 and 30, 3:80, 4:90, 4:40, 5-30, 643, 6°40 and 8:30 am. and 12:10 and nday S330 am. 4:40 pan, Stations between Washi 40, 8:30 an... 12-10 pan. 9-30, ‘on Sunday &:30 am, 11:30 pane ‘aatly. 30. 3:30, For stations on Mi - | tan Branci | Pau. for principal stati cept Sunday, tor prin Branch. 10-10 piytions, For at 9:05 aim,, except Suuday. 5 i Fo isan iteredite Phurch train leaves Washington on Sunday 5 Metron i an. daily.” For Be be a8, 7 oa 3 pan, stoppin xt all state | poltan “ire or Frederick 10:10 am, and 4:80 Pan dais. Sacepe Rudy, ‘or Haerst and 5 Z ec gh iiacerstown 10°10’ am. and 5:30 pam, daily.am | yh nxarrive from the West daily 6:20, 7:20 athy | qk rom points on Shenandoah Valley RR, 1:15 pam. | amily | “From Philadelphia, Chester, Wilmington and Havre a Grace, 1Y'A5 Ain: 3.0.2 su and wa aig am Havre de Grace. Sucerly and. iuterumediaee te north of Halt 10-008 — oh . 10:35 aan. 83 arpers Beery and Valley Kalirosd, 5:15 p.m ‘except Sunday, ‘From Frederick and intermediate points, 8:25& m. 3 nuton at 5.10, 6: and 8:15 p. m. daily except Sun: ‘Trains leave Baltimore for Wasi 30, 9-00, 9-05, 10:00 aud 10-308. m2 19.21 344 G20. 7-45, 8:30 and Li ms ‘Sunday $3, 9-0: 2 4 5:0 's except Lez. ‘For furti ol trent, where onder ‘be checked and received st C.K. LORD, @. Pa ‘Manager, Baltimore, | PERCY G. SMITH, Pass'r Ag't, Washington, 3y2_ [E GREAT ‘DOUBLE TKACK: SPLENDID SCE STEEL . IN EFFECT MA} 16, | trainsteave W: f ROUTE AND sot ERY. NT EQUIPMENT, fram Statiot corner of Sixth For Pittsbarg aud. the Went Chicas Pimited xpreas for Pittsbane z gi datace, Sleeping Wary’ at 80 A. Maal Fase Line, 9:50 AM daily to Cincinnati and. St La ‘ath Sleeping Cars from Harrisburs to Clacina End Buflet Car to Ne Louis dally, Naturday, Westere Pxgrens at 1 PA dus, wits Sime feateru Exyress, at eoptng Cars Washington to Chicagoand st Louie, aud Hare frit Chroweh Slogpert for Lenseetfio ind a th throweh Sleepers for Lonisvifie and Memphie, Facine ‘Expres, 10:00 FM. daily. for Prutsburg fu the Wext, with through Sieepor Mf ° A ‘BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Erie, Cana Kochester, Baflal, 10:00 P.M ‘except Saturday, with Gare Washinton {0 Koctester For Willaumport Lock Haven snd Elmira, at 0:50 ‘A, M. dail. excent Sunday: fd the East. 7:25. 9-00, 11 00,an8 10. 10-00 and 11-20 PM i740. AM 2-00, 4:10, 10-00) da) Litt aire of Yulia Patio Pars 0-40 AM daily, except Sunda . Boston without change, 2:00 P. M. every day. or, Browkiyn. SY all Uinvwet, traine commest at Sereey ity with boats of Brovklyn Annex. ai@orte ibe direct traunier ty Fulton woot avoiding double fefriage acto New York C fisdelphin 7:25,9:90 11:00, and 11:40 A.M, For nd. 1 800, 10;o and TL SOE A On sora We 41, 6:00, 1040) aad oat “aye and’ 4 2 5e daiy 10 A.M. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS._ (QTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-ST_WHARF ou 8 ‘Tuesdays and Thi a7 a.m.,for rf, bu ra ana Wednosdaye up. Beat rw Sisgaeee naraoe ber matiocie ad up. G.T. JON it, 7eh-st, wharf, JOHN MoGAHEE, ie ‘a, Agent aul GTEAMEK < W. THOMPSON LEAVES 61 Seas cok Pa Ee FRIDAY, at 7 a.m. for all Potoma’ River Landings, am far an Noi ‘Currioman aud town. extends her trip to Piney Puint and Kinsale. “Fare to all landings. conte: second-class, 25 Cente “251m J\ ORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. safe and fast Steamer cut, leaves 7the ‘MONDA’ WEDS ESDAY at He) meals served im Low fares. The LAKE, elegantly SATURDAY at 3. Sine room on sania feck: Staterooms secured and bagace checked at 619, Penn. ‘ave,, Lloyd's Express Ofhows and 08 Heatoer, "Telephone callb4- my1S-6mo _ POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. SUE, Capt, W.C. between” BAL TIMI for the eccicees act IAG : Office: j] ‘TH! Chui ee, tees cee = Crack, Cursiomn, Va ta TO Fest —_ VTC), Lene ies ie teat a