Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Bndteations for the 24 hours commencing a For the District of col Vircinta, st fable winds. 3p.m. umbia, Maryland, and ightly warmer, fair weather, light va- “AN APPEaL to the senses is the shortest road to Feante ge Aad BO, faculty ts more susceptible han that of smell Try Four best girl with East- lan’s Manono Perfume. . auTWoop Races, Wednesday, August 10, at 4 Uxcoexp’s Last Nover sent toany address inthe | 3. for 3 The Republi PUSSMIL'S Icx-CRRAM. 308 Pa. ave. ‘Twesty PEK CENT DISCOUNT on pocket ook: card, lette Writing and dreesing cases, az allctiertuncy leather goods, to make room for fall gouds, at ‘Toruaw’s, 31 Pennsylvania ave. 2.W. Fin Portrars. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ava. Rupex Haccarp’s I Rep 1308 P Save your ‘onsuit Hempler, cor. 43. CITY AND DISTRICT. bes Amusements To-night. Kenxan’s TweaTeR—Comic Opera and V Paxokawa BUILDING.—Battle of Bull tun, AtmLetic Pars.—Roiler Coaster. Condensed cals, in Saturday's Stam, a ADACOS- | othe: thin looked forward to sp and, of cuurse, uo part in the aff ian ¢ of his Temaining years among his old friends ored, aged forty-five years, yes. | 2 ¥ Fashington. Ainony those present were Col, va, While Wheeling a load vt Bricce | M- Ml. Parker, Dr. A. P. Fardon, Capt, J. B. Tanne 1ank Of the new Prastioe ne | JE 0. 3. Rutt, Hon. Thos. Wuson, Dubant, eure ef erection ab the Soldiers’ Ho-je, te Sind | YY. Cuirk, C.M. Bell, Jno. Tweedaie, E. C. Dean, broke his lett arth. : Keldie Miller, aged thirte B2V C street Soutneast, effects of a about a wee n year’, who resided at US virday trom the “of the Washington Hig’ 3 | wed from an St ra Falls, Via Bo cer and Baltime ge, ‘oute, stopping ‘¢ Dns poi i warious poly st single Tun Was * 3 polly Tk to fa, 102 miles im © even | th The wis . 5 of the late John MeKeag was 1" ed to- Gag. WHE scarves hy estate to his widow. inal Court to-day, Kobert RX¢ me, wult With intent to Kill, Was tele’ SAN). wae jum: ed | ved from the street, car at) aud 7th street Mon’ ay night | pede of passengers eaus 2a by the | nwered when the car madd Urteks a tby Dr. Henderson at her ortueast. She Was painfully hus casevere scalp wound with cumcuss$on of ives Mahan and Raff yesterlay arested fee | Groves “Doc” Groves) and € ‘writing policy, and they on $60 collateral ©. Batkss, on were refeased | ity during the summ erean them for any lem <th of nts per month, ard the often as desired. 2} “The ney must in euch eo se ac company the order ——_— jack-Knife of the E ight- eenth Century. UNITED STATES NaTIONAL MUSEUM, Wasutnetos, August 8, 1887. Wanted—a To the Etitorof Tar Evestxe Stan hove Ween trying te study out the history of the and find no trouble in getting a Si nt Barrow or from Easter: Island. mireds frou all 2, dating back has broug! the savages of to time immemorial. us many belong- who livel in Gaul | re it was “all di- { reat tromble 18 to | s. What | dud Benjsiuin Frankin use t0, | glad if any of d_me for a short time any” ve of Lats time-honored im- ‘OL 'P. MASON. sand. Blunt's Manual of Ritle and Carbme Firing 4s adopced for the instruction and reguiation of the Notional Guard in rifle practice. Rifle prac- tk be considered an essential part of the in- struction of the troops of the National Guard, and all oilivers are enjoined to make themselves: Thorotig bly familiar With the system of Instruction adopted, “Provision Is made for keeping rosters, giving the places of residence and business of om Cers and enlisted men, so as to provide for rapklly asserabilng Uke cominand In case of necessity. Regulations are also prescribed governing tne issu- Aug of orders ana military correspondence. Atatneeting last evening of the Washington Merchants Rifles the following were elected active Members: J.J. Purcell, Wiu. H. Scott, EJ. Levi, and ED. Buck. Messrs and Buck, were appointed to make drrangements for an excursion. Capt. J. J. Costaett resigned the position of treasurer, and Mr. Keliey was ap- Pointed to succeed him, Ala mceting of the Washington Light Infantry" Corps last evening Gen. Ordway Was present and luustered In sixteen recruits, Sales of Real Estate. aura J. Locke has bought of E and J. Cam- mark, for $4,005, lot 41, square 96, fronting 22 by 90 feet on P and Hopkins D. He holls bas bouxht for $10,000 of Rebecea H. Leg jot 3, square 686, fronUng 45 feet on the hort of B street, between Ist street und Delaware $ enue bortheast, ‘The Unton Veteran Corps, first company, will ve an excursion to Lower Cedar Point on the 16: ast. The Henry E. Bishop has been chartered, and will leave her Wharf at 9 ain. sharp. To-morrow the Washington and Georgetown Rulre mployes’ Relief Assoctatiom will give excursion, with Colonial Beach asthe live point. The steainer Wakefield wid leave Soi. sharp. Tickets sold tor the Arrow- th are good on the Wakett The committee of arrangements for the excur- sion of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s associa a WoMOrPOW to Marsball Hall met last night arranged all the details for a gala day. Word Was received that a delegation of the old tire boys ¢ Balti.gore would be on Hand. ‘The steamer Cor- eoram Will lea 0a.t0. and 6 p.m. — Sent to the President. THE RESOLUTIONS PASSED AT THE RECENT MEETING OF DissATISFIng WATER CONSUMZES FORWAKDED TO Ide WHITH HOUSE. The committee appointed atthe last meeting of zens dissatisiied With the new water rates to THE STATESMEN AGAIN DEFEAT THR PITY THE EVENING sTAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. TUES ra DAY, AUGUST 9, 1887 Stn A: her Victory. OTHER GAMES YESTERD” The Washingtons giaddened 1 hearts of thelr Patrons by winning another F aie trom Pittsburg | yesterday, the third cor’ cutive victory, Score was 8 to and but sfx clean nix | The great Galvin © hits, earning five u feiding gay suort stop, S008" ork. oy #eF Sames yesterday resulted as_ follow: | $useckgo, 12s New York, 6. boston, 8; Detrott, | Paiiadeip) lis, 5." Brooklyn, 6; | Sthletic, &” Mots, 11; Baltimore, 8. St. Louis, 18; Clevebiaa, 4." The Ainle icus tygam at Athletic Pa 16 to & i fest novel for Scents. The | ¢ i herd to-day at the Monmouth House, by the Wash- ingtonians at present sumumering at the various resorts on the Jerse number pr b V2. W. Diu, br. C. SH. Merrill, and a score of others, mile © 4s Commissioners - | other ordinances, the 1 | lected. I refer to the removal of garbage. Clearly | sent to the Virginia | the month of July, 1886. ‘A commitiee, consisting of | €hlered Friday night, by cutting the blinds, and ing, Jepper, Purcell, Scott, Hutchinson, | 310.45 taken. } lambs, 4 $20 and “$40. "Market tur all kinds of stock was upon the President and preseat him with the Fesolutions adopted, calling for the removal of te District Commissioners, received a reply from Col. Lamont tn response to their request to know when they could sec the President, ‘The committee ed thatthe President was ations at the present time, Jon sent to hua on the eution. The nt hin a letter not receiving ut that any com- subject would re- therefore, ing “the resolu: tmanded the * District Commissioners, und Ly it Was thought such"aetion was t er Was Iuerely one of trans- 1 Was signed by the offers of the que of “Ixion or vhied at Kernan’s aud sremed (0 Miss Lisa Weber in the sustained the reputation she has as a Durlesque actress, aud the remain- members of the company rendered. very support. Charley Banks is quite funny Yand Lester are valuable acquasitions, yilo In the garden was well selected and ayn tug 1 greatly enjoyed, Two SMatt Fuces.—A s took place at tebie of Mr. Childs, No. 726 F street south n, CaUsIUg a loss Of ht a fire Was discovered In Mr. en's livery stable, No. 63 tinguished by the police but little loss, Two horses we — Five FOR ASSAULTING A STREET CAR Coxptc- and citizens with re slightly burned. Tox.—osborne Holland, colored, Doarded a Penn- Syivanie avenue car last might at about quarter- Past b2 o'clock, and, alter paying his fare, began to ‘alk loud and to Curse and swear. There were several passengers tn the car, among thera several ladivs, and tue conductor, ‘Alfred Hine, ordered Holiand to keep quiet. On this Osborne loudly pro- claimed his right wo do as he “d—4d pleased,” and When the couductor endeavored to pat him off the ear be struck Hine severa! times tn the face. Os- Dorne Was charged Uhis morning With assault, and claimed that the assault had been on him instead 0 thecondudtor. However, he was given $10 or ten days. —-—_ ‘Te Puot Boy-MaRy Wasutxctos Couttstox.— Capt. Kendall, of the Mary Wasuington, says that the coliiston between his steer and the Pilot Bos, Saturday night, was caused by the captain of the latter boct attempting to cross the Mary Washingtou’s bow. Capt. Kandall says that if his own pliot had not foreseen What the result would Veaud siowed down the Pilot Boy would have Deen cut in two. Capt. Randall says he preferred barges against both the captainand the pilot of the Puot Boy on Saturday night after the culitston, Whien led to the pending Investigation, Battiwong axp Om1o Tratss D&LAYED.—The Siie-rod of an enzine attached Lo a freight train on ‘he Baltimore and Obio Kutiroad broke this morn Ing near Boyd's station, on the Metropolitan Branch. The accident, witie not serious, delayed the trains ruuhing int the city from the various ‘Stations along the road. It was neariy 9 o'clock Defore the moruing trains bringing Department Clerks and busiuess men vegan to come Ln. Goto Riven Vizw this evening on the officers’ excursion. See aivertisement, stthen seme SPuctat Sate oF Five Fuxsrrcre.— Auctioneer Dowling will sell within bis salesrooms Thursday Rext, commeucing at 11 u. m., @ lot of fine furnl- Yure in od pieces, &e.,—goods that ure seldom een at auction. Ste Ul cmival elsewhere giving | of police he stated that if he had ‘compel a better ser’ $1,000. Theod: Son, part 6, Sq. 517; $3,000. Green to Chas. Pyles, lot 1, Sa. 95; $4,005. could not; $4,038 0: : The mr. »itched for the Nationals were made off his delivery. +aS pounded for fifteen clean runs. The Pittsburg earned both .e Washington played an erroriess | Dealy distinguished himself at < He made four its and three runs, 47’ 4 Glimore were the only mea who could he bull, ‘The Statesmen play in Detroit andit ts hoped they will continue their heir runs as Ur tes defeated the Amer- irk yesterday by a score of A Reception to Ex-Gov. Shepherd. otrespondence of Tar EVENING § SPRING LaKg, N.J., August A reception was tendered Ex-Gov, Alex. K.Shep- yshore. There were a large in the parlors at the appointed hour, and after all had shaken hands with the ernor they were invited to the dining room a luncl had eeu prepared, and where, for or more, Latormal toasts Were respouded ‘Peter Dubant acting as toast master. The 3, J. E. Padgeut, L. ¢ ‘Thioidas, Austin’ Herr, dine, F. S. Presbre ry Garbage Service. » Feito of Tak EVENING Stan. y I crave leave to remark that whlie the are so commendably enforcing should see to it that ont the most important at thts season, ts not ni irvice 1s totally i k elapses between my premises and th adequate, for more than & he visits of the collector to alley in Tear of the sume, hich $s densel¥ tilled With colored people. Refuse matter 15 thus piled up, and becomes not only offensive, but dangerous’ t Ith. ‘The heaith ofieer 13 Invited U to Ubis matter and Pst. ew, ¥ ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been tied as follow: Hall to Mary A. T. Cherry, sub lot K, s jore J. Mayer to Frank SUls penheimer to Thos. Wil- Rebecea H. Leggett to_D. B. Nichols, part 3, sq. 636; 10,000. C. L. 10 61, Chichestei E. Catamack et al. to Laura J. Locke B. Carter to J. R. Francis, lot Julia J.Greea to LM. nd part 1, sq. 617; $—. jovernment Affairs. MISCELLANEOUS. Lieut. Amiss has recommended that the dead- anital Waxon and the xarbage wagon visit Louis- tana avenue, betweea 9th and 10th streets, twice aday. - 900; Op 05. Sau ders, Lots 20 to 2 District MAJOR Moe Rt ‘The Chiét of Police hi QUARTERLY REPORT. submitted his report for 1. The total number of sts Were 4,517; of these 2,588 were white and 1 colored: 3,82 could reall and write and S85 s Were paid In United States paid in District eases Unly one was reported. The amount stolen during the quarter Is $15,074, and $6,857.14 W: recovered; $13,186.75 Worth Of aniidls was re turned to oWaers; “$1,062 of vaiue turned over to Lue property clerk. ‘Tue prisoners had taken from them and returned to them $14,194.55. The Police Court during the quarter Sent 68 cases to the grand jury, 217 cases were sent to jail, 5 cases Were sent Co the Maryland authorities, and 3 were thorit TRE JULY FIZ RECORD. Chief Engineer Parris’ report of the operations ofthe fire departinent tor the month of July las been submnitted to Lue Commissiouers. He states that there were 19 alarms of fire, being the same as the preceding mouth, and an increase of 15 on 2 estimated 105 Wa $6,300, With an Insurance of $4,945, against a loss OF $19,095, WIth an Insurance Or $17,980, for the preceding’ month, ard a loss of $45,400, covered bY an insurance of $45,400, for the mouth of July, 1886, During the month Fire Marsal Drew “in2 spected 52 grocery stores ‘Where inflammable oils are on sale, tested 54 samples, and found that 44 Stood the test, 10 being found below gradi ge Roppentes Rerortep.—Rob't strect soutnwest, reports tat tered Saturday inorning and $72 taken, Mary Kagyir. 3io Penusyivaula avenue northwest, r ports Stolen Saturday afiernoon, gold watch, chain, two pins, $ in money, Sc. ‘Hayward Jef: Tes, Of 605 Gth street nor-hwest, reports stolen from bedroom yesterday morning, wate chain and $4 in money and Quinston McKee, the same place and at the same ume, the larecay of silver Watch, &e. G. J. Ennis, of Gales strect, | between 15th abd I6th sireet., «tiat his house was the quarter ending July eases and $8: . Boss, of 403 13334 Is Louse Was en. —_-_—_ Affairs in West Washington. CATTLE MaRKeT.—The following siles of live stock at Drovers’ Rest, D. ¢., yesterday,are re- 12 cattle up ahd all Sold. Best, 444a4%45 good, 424%; medium, 3324; common, 24a 0 Sheep dnd lambs, all sold. sheep,” 2: aig; calves, 405. 10 cows and ca Bg 5 alves, brisk. 4kAIN RECEIPTS.—Schooner Lizzie Regan arrived yesterday from Alexandria with 1,200 bushels of Wueat for G. T. Dunlop. Surrrixe News.—Schooner Emma C. Middleton arrived from Patiadeiphia with 900 tons of coal. PEaSONAL—MiS> Augusta Metmiwert, of Duubar- top avenue, Is spending tue sumer With friends among the Blue Kidge Mountains, ‘TEMPERATCRE AND CONDITION Of WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 80; condition, 14; receiving reservoir, temperature, $2; conditidn at north connection, ‘6; coudition ‘at Soutn connec- Hon, 36; disiribfung reservoir, temperature, S25 condition at influent gace-hou-e, 22; condition at emMluent gate-hous:, 19. Hiza Ue in the river to- day at 11:22 &. 1a.; "low Ude at 6: ‘The Langston Murder ‘Trial. TRSTIMONY FOR THE DEFENSE BEGUN. ‘The court and jury, lawyers aud prisoner met in Petersburg yesterday after a day’s rest, and pro- cveded with the seventh day of the trial of Lang- | ston for the murder of Ruitin. The jury were | taken to the colored Presbyterian Church for wor- ship Sunday morning, and in the afternoon went to a negro baptizing. Mr. Bryant’s testimony as AN EXpeTt Was coucidded Yesterday. His opinion Was, in briei, that RuMin’s wounds were neerssari- ly fital and death would bave resuited without the surgical operation, Dut the operation was uot attended with the strict sl compiete ar- Tangements necessary for so delicate a case, Bryant wil probably conclude mg ist of experts WhO occupied the attention of the court tor six days, When other Witnesses will be introduced by the Prosecution. It has not yet becu intimated what Lestinony gutside of that beariug upon character Will be introduced by the defense. ‘The prosecution rested their case last evening. Alter a brief examination of two or three Whe esses they proved by measurement that Langston followed Kulfin 90 tet before Oring the fatal shot, and that When he surrendered lumself to the chalet hot bit Ruffin it, ‘dto do so, Lang- ‘Xhibited and admitted by the Was not because le nad wot tle ston’s pistol was defense to be the Weapon used. The first. witness Autrodt by the defense was Dr. David May cing physician of thirty years’ stand!ng, Who Was examined until the adjotirument of court. He described the operation of Laparotomy as one performed to a very limited extent because of the danger attending ft. ‘The court room Was crowded, mauy physicians belng interested listeners, HOT BY AN INSANE Man.—The people at New Lvadon, Coun., are greatly disturbed over the mur- derous attack of Fred. A. S. Perry, who, yester- day, entered the Day office and fired two'shots at E. C. Whittlesey, the business manager. Both shots took effect, one in the left breast and one in ‘the left side, and it is Ieared hat Mr. Whittlesey Will not recover. Perry is an erratic individual, about forty years old, and was at one Ume con— Mued fn ap asylum for the insane. About a week ago Perry posted on lls house the following: “4 starving iu the backyard. One from Blossom B., New York. ‘The house a hell vacated. Defiance t Will not abate from my position, so help my God. Tyranny endured by fools only.” The Day and Siorning Telegraph both printed and made com- ments thereon. ‘Futs enraged him, and led to the crime. iter shooting Mr. Whittiesey he walked Tupldly Out of the office and up to the State House, At the post oifice he suddenly turned around, and, 1U1s believed, started for the Morning Telegraph ‘oMce to wreak lis Vengeance On Whoever he found there. Before reaching that office, however, Perry Was arrested, He made no resistance. ‘coe — YeLiow Fevex.—At Key West, Fla. nine new Cases of fever were reported by the board of health yesterday. There have been no deaths ‘The last 150 cases have been nearly all children, With less than 2 per cent of mortality, - cor UNCOMPORTABLE FOR THE PasSENGERS.—The West Clare Railway, Ireland, has been boycott owing to hatred 6f TraMit Manager Sullivan, Placards have been posted Warning the people not Uo patronize the road until Sullivan #3 dismissed, Persons Who travel by this line, the placards say, will be In danger of being shot. = eee ‘Tue Leo Hovss.—In all the German Catholic churches, 1a Pittsburg, Sunday, collections were taken for the erection of @ house commemorating Pope Leo's titieth anniversary of his ordination as a priest. ‘The house, which Js to be called. the ‘Leo nouse, will be for German emigrants, and all German Catholic churches in the country will contribute to the fund. : He Toox Too Mucu Quintx.—Col. John H. Coch- Fane, of Newark, wuo ‘disappeared from his home ten days ago, returned yesterday. It was reported at his “houve that he appeared dazed. He could not remember where he had been. He did not re- VOLUNTEER IN THE VAN. First Hours of the 12¢-Mile Yacht Race. STARTING ON THE ENGLISH PLAN—THE NEW STEEL CLIPPER LEADING THE PLEET FROM THE FIRST. Adispatch to the New York Sun gives the fol- lowing account of the start of the yachts from Cottage City, Masa, yesterday: The flagship Electra anchored a mile and a half due north of the little red light-house on the summit of East Chop, and promptly at six bells, or 7 o’clock, fired the starting gun. That was considered the start- ing time of each yacht, and every skipper did his Jevel best to be nearest the line, so that he could get the advantage of crossing first. This is the English way of doing the thing, and is termed ‘starting from gun fire. The result was some very pretty maneuvering back of the line for favorable positions. The Puritan had calculated to such & nicety the time of the start that the old cup fender’s nose pole was on the line when the gun boomed, That superb white-steel clipper, Lhe Volunteer, had not been idle in maneuvering. She reached up on the wind on the port tack and crossed the line only thirty seconds later. Mean- while the other yaehts were crowding one another in their ambition to get ahead. Acoldents seemed imminent several times, but’ they were luckily avoided by the expertness of satling-masters. The Puritan broke out her iittle jibtopsail as she crossed the line, and the Volunteer shook a large bit of canvas on the lively breeze a moment later, und What a joyous sight it was to pauriode tars, gilt-edged and Otherwise, to watch the slim model set along. She carried, beside her big mainsail, her working topsail, fore staysatl, ny ‘and jibtop- si She bounded to windward of the Purt- tan, and a few minutes later started sheets and swooped down upon her lke a hawk on @ hen, and passed her with surprising ease. Following the Volunteer across the line In a perfect swarm that someti¢nes threat- ened to become a tangle came the cutter Stranger, the sloop Gracie, and’ the flagship of the Eas' ‘Yaeut Club, Commodore Weid’s schooner G ‘The Stranger Oe shaved the fugship. The sloops: Cinderella and Atianue crossed next, and then the schooner Wanderer, the cutter Bedouin, the sloop Yesult, the old America, and the cutter Huron. ‘The Mayflower was belated and crossed five min- ‘utes after the Puritan. The schooners Troubadour and Kesolute, the big iron sloop Priscilia, the schooner Nokomis, and the — steel Titania followed in the order named. The Titania had barely room enough to we between the Nokoinls and the flugsbip. Titanta’s skipper did not wish to get to lee ward of the big two-sticker, and he Dianketed. Sxiiuming through the white ‘Irilis after the Tita- nia Were Lhe schooner Iroquois and Sachem, the catter Clara, the schooners Magic, the sloop Poca- hontas, that collossal and gorgeous two-sticker, Norseman, the schooner Varuna, the cutter Ulidia, ‘and the schooners Mohican, Repubile and Phan? tom, Which was the last yacht that crossed, at 7:12:13. ‘The schooners Fleetwing, Harbinger, Viking, Haleyon, Wave Crest and Crusader did not. enter the race, and started ahead of the contest- ants for the Morgan Cup. The sloops Miscifet, ay stery, Athlone, and Concord also preceded the ject. THE WIND INCREASED as the yachts went on, and the sea grew a trifle lumpy. ‘The course was east by north, and al stood on the port reach, with the wind well for- ‘ward the beam. The smallercraft soon found that there was too much air stirring for Jibtopsails, and they Were hauled down. Xi the big boats clung to theirs. Many of the schooners ‘carried balloon maintopmast staysails tn addition to jib- topsatls. Tt was splendid weather to test the qualities of big boats. ‘The Puritan was handied as well as the veteran Capt. Aubrey Crocker knew how to handle her, and every yachtsman know: that is In almost thcomparable style. But the dear old craft hadn't it in her to successtully wrestle against the Volunteer in that breeze. The Puritan’s lee rail was frequently awash, and spray broke over er bow, but the steel yacht stood up like a tower, a leaning one, and cleared the water with as little commotion a8 a swordiish. The own- ers on both boats were having them satled in the {rienditest. but_ most sincere rivalry for all they were worth. Steadily the steel marvel bounded away from the Purit The Mayflower's chase ‘was a stern one, whi lly long. Capt. en Was not only sailing her against a very Yacht and an excellent yacht, but against two shrewd skippers tussling to Keep up their rep- utations. ‘The Gitana, Commodore Weld, and the Troubadour, Resolute, Republic, Nokomis, Wan- derer, Mohican, Palmer, and Norseman were also having a little Face among themselves fora sweep- stakes of $100. The Gitana, Which Was one of the leading schooners of the fleet, broke her bobstay when about an hour out, and returned to Vineyard Haven, ‘The Gitana was also matched to sail the Iroquois for $100 a side. Commodore Weld re- ceived the coiumiseration of Gen. Butler. As the Gitana, returning, passed Ue America the general put his right hand on his heart, lifted his Panama pat, and indicated by other pantomime that he regieted that the America would have to forego the pleasure of winning the $100 prize froin the Gitana. The ttle Yseult came to grief half an hour after starting. ‘The wind was too strong for her jibtopsaii, and she “carried away her topmast half an hour after the start. AUS O'clock THE FIVE GIANT SLOOPS were leading the fleet. ‘The Volunteer was half a mile ahead of the Puritan, ‘The Atlantic came hunted by the Priscilla, which was surprisingly good work. She went by the ldge sloop at 8:50. ‘The Wanderer was then Schooner. ‘The old America was close and the Paliner not far behind. But the Sachein_ w y s Ke and pass tein. The Volunteer passed Cross ithp Lightship at Tne wind was nearly dea allead now, and the steel clipper took in her Jib- Topsail. She was just about a mile ahead of the Puritan, ‘The Mayflower had gulned on and over- taken the Atlante and Priscilla, and was now half amile astern of her elder sister. The wind was decreasing and there was quite & jump of sea on. The tide, Which nad been against the racers thus far, Was just beginning to turn. ‘The M went to the starboard tack at 9:33. The of giants got to the Handkerehlet lightship tn a succession of short tacks. ‘The Volunteer showed her great superiority in dead to windward work. She ode the sea Ike a big swan. From the Hand- kerchief to Shovelful lightship the tde was fair. Tue brisk wind had moderated to a gentle breeze, and it soon became evident that even the Phenomenal Volunteer could not cover the 126- Tulle course until early morning, unless favored b} free wind. She passed Suovelful ight at 10:20. ‘The Puritan was then 2 miles dead to leeward, and the Mayflower, Priscilla, and Atlantic were stretched out astern of her.’ The Bedouin was ahead of the Gracte, and the steel Titania followed her. ‘The Sachem Had overhauled the Paimer and ied the schooners, AU Pollock Rip, about 38 miles from the start, the leaders were Umed thus from the El Volunteer, 10:41:45 Bedouin, 11:10:33; Sachem, 11:23:55; Palnier, 11 128:33. THE PURITAN LOSES HE TOPMAST. A telegram to the New York World trom Chat ham, Mass, August 8, says, The sloop yachts at 12:15 a.m, were standing in from Pollock Rip toward the Chatham Light. The Volunteer leads the fleet. ‘The Volunteer continued to increase her lead over all Ull out of sight. The Puritan held her lead over the Mayflower until off Chatham Bar, when she took a long reach off shore, lost her Lopinast, and was obliged to Wear around and lose Ume in getting clear of the hamper, Upon get In shore-again she Was behind the Atlantioe "= zal cae ilk Pactric RalRoaD Inquiny.—Judge Curtis, in San_ Francisco, yesterday, dented to the Pacttic rallroad Investigating comiittee that ex-Secretary Miller ever intrusted him with certain contracts, which, itis alleged, he destroyed. Secretary Mil- ler testified that the capital of the Central Pacific Railroad Co. Was increased to $100,000,000 in 1868, to allow them to control greater indebtedness. ‘The inquiry will close August 21. ee. “As You LIK It" 1x THE OPEN AIR.—At Man- clester-by-the-Sea, Mass, a novel performance of Shakespeare's comedy “A's You Like Iv” was given Yesterday afternoon on the lawn fronting the Masconomo House. The “stage” consisted of a highly arustic rural arrangement of trees, shrub- bery, rocks, &c. Facing this was a large audience Lent, from Which a full view of the representation could be obtained. The large audience was made Up almost entirely of members of the dramatic profession. AN EX-MAYOR Assavurep.—At Detroit, Mich., ex-Mayor W. W. Wheaton was assaulted and terri: bly beaten in front of his own house Sunday hight by Herbert 0. Allen and two other men wuo are unknown. Allen clalms that on Saturday morn- ing Wheaton insulted his wife on the stteet_ by tapping her on the shoulder, saying that he had Jong admired her, and that le would make acloser ‘acquaintance profitable. Wheaton dentes that he ever Saw the Woman or was at the spot where the alleged insult was given. He will prosecute his assailants, in which case a very lively and sensa- Uonal suit wilPresult, Mrs. Alien 1s a handsome Canadian, Who was married to a sporting man, Was divorced from him, and, after procuring asep- aration, made up with’ him’ again. She ts some twelve Or Miteen years older than -her belligerent © good doin; Bay Waar Cavsep Mrs. Scorr’s DaTa.—The body of Mrs. Jas. P. Scott, accompanied by her husband and child, arrived at Philadelphia trom London Yesterday. Mr. Scott, sald that, bis wife's death, as ‘vy her London physician, was directly traceable to a dose of chioral taken asan anodyne, ‘The dose was small, and the fatal issue Was owing to Mra Scott's debilitation, the latter owing to over-exertion, the extreme heat in London, and too great indulgence in Turkish baths. ‘The’ ano- dyne had often been taken by Mra Scott, and never before had any evil results been noticed. —————see. His Lire Nor Sarg 1% BattiMons.—The negro, Anderson Perry, Whose connection with the noto- Flous burking cise In Baltimore last winter com pel im to leave the city to escape lynching, Arrived in Baltimore Sunday and visited sever Of his friends, and they closed their doors against him, | In.a short tme he was recognized by many of the people Who wanted to lynch him last Feb- A crowd gathered around Tuary. A threatening bs o him, ans jas compelled to seck refuge in a police station. ‘To the ofigers he said that since -aving Baltimore he had been working in and hear Philadelphia, and for some time was em- ployed on the farth of a brother of Mr. Singerly, proprietor of the Record. Perry was the janitor Of the medical college to which the murderer, Ross, now under senvente of death, took of the old woman he had butchered. Ross st declares that Perry put him up to the nefarious Job, ut Perry was tried and acquitted of any complicity im the murder, He yesterday that it would not be safe for bim to remain in member Writing his resignation as tfacing clerk of the New Jerse} railroad freight Geparument. His friends say he was troubled with mnalaria and in- ‘somata, and that he took too much quinine. —————eee———_—— ‘Tne trial of ex-Stave Treasurer Vincent, who em- Dezzied $200,000 of Alabama State funds, com- menced In ‘Montgomery yesterday, There are thirty-nine indictdeats agalust hima, Baltimore, and Baltimore, ‘therefore left town by boat for ~ sna Seven new cases and two deaths from cholera were re] at Malta yesterday. Dan "8 Messer ‘boy, Who was pee ey ta et : ‘Theater, London, Saturday il i s Investigating Ives’ Management. ‘THE CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON COMMITTER AT WORK ON THE ACCOUNTS IN NEW YORK. ‘The committee of Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton stock-holders met Mr. Ivesin New York Yesterday, and the work of inquiry was com- menced with closed doors. The investigation well be thorough and complete, and will cover all the financial transactions of the road under the Ives management. They will seck to ascertain first the outstanding amount of preferred stock. According to the eompany’s official reports 1t was $449,000 at the close of the fiscal year ended March 31, 1886, and $3,750,000 on March 31, 1887, Thre 1s reason to believe that still moré has been put out since the last-mentionea date. ‘The other points to be considered are how much. of the outstanding preferred stock was author ized to be issued by the board of directors; whether the company received, as required by law, the equivalent of the new issue ay par in motiey; what has become of the cash the com- Pany had on hand according to the last annual on March 31, 1887, to Wit, $4,925,445.52; whether Henry 8. Ives & Co., in changing the gauge and meeting other expenses in connection with the narrow-gauge lines, which they bought on their private account, and which they ‘at- tempted to saddle on to tiie Cincinnati, Hamtiton and ayton through a lease, paid themselves with $5,500,000 guaranteed bond’, or tree times the Amount of the cost of those lines to them. Later the investjzating committee met the committee of the CIncinuatt stockholders at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and the latter reported progress. The Stockholders’ committee was not prepared to make final report, and the meeting adjourned to meet to-day noon at the office of the Cincinnati, Hamil- ton and Dayton road, in New York city. THE CINCINNATI COMMITTEE MEANS BUSINESS. A Cincinnati special to the Philadelphia Press says: The newspapers to-day bring the fact to light that not only are Ives and Stayner charged with appropriating over $2,000,000 of Cincinnatt, Hamilton and Dayton Securittes and charging themselves with them and taking $460,000 of te additional tssue of common stock without paying for it, but also of actually taking the money of the railréad and charging theiseives with that, It seems to be Just about the same thing that KE. L, Harper did, aud one of Ives’ and Stayner’s inan- cial iriends complained to-day that they were suffering an undue persecution because of the Harper sailure, The Luvestigating comunittee that fs In New York means business, and at least one member of it has said that Henry 8, Ives ought to | be put in the penitentiary. A bidck of one hundred shares of C., H, and D, preferred stock was offered on ‘change (o.day at 87, Withnotakers, C., i. and D. 6 per cent bonds sold at 115. ONE OF IVES’ DEALS, A New York spectal to the Philadelphia Press ys: The presence of Wm. I, MeKeea, of Indlan- apolls, in the city, anxtously watehing over his interest in the Terre Haute and Indlanapolts, Which he sold out from under the wing of the Pennsylvania, gives zest to the story never before told how he happened to sell the control of the road to Henry §, Ives. He agreed to seil is 1 terest to Mr. Ives for a roand tuiidon in cash and approved securities, Ives paid tin $442,000, pre- sumably out of the Cincinnatt, Hamiiton’ and Dayton treasury, and received a certiticate for the stock in the name of HI. 8. Ives, trustee of the Cinelnnati, Huuntlton and’ Dayton, ‘This stock now ‘hypothecated, but it is intimated that the ceruficate has since been changed. | Money ‘lenders would hesftate about “ac cepting stock without a proper power of and Mt fs said that this cer- | Uicate was ret d to HS. Ives In. dividually, which, of course, Was easy enough, as | he controlled the ofitces of Ule company. For the remainder of the pay went of the milion he gave a note leaving the stock tn the hands of Mr. MC as security, thoush he carried the elected itself president. One of hi Was to remove Une $800,000 cash wiiich tie com any had in banks at St. Louis, Terre Haute, and indianapolis, and put 1 on deposit with the Dank— Ang house of 'H. S. Ives & Co. The cotnpany had also authorized the issue of a lot of bonds,or Which $300,000 were stll In the treasury. ‘These, too, 1U1s Charged, have been taken out and hypothecated. "Phe receipts of the road since then, amounting to about half a million at least, have ’also been de- posited with Ives & Co., Which makes the company, a creditor for about $1,750,000 Without any secur- ity whatever, 00 Romance iu Real Life. ‘THE HEIR TO A DUKEDOM DIES IN POVERTY. Geo, Essex Montifex, Lord Drummond. and Vis- count Forth, died at St. Luke's Hospital, New York, Friday morning, of consumpuon. He was born in Scotland September 3, 1856, son of Lord Geo. Henry Drummond, Viscouut Forth, and grandson of Geo. Drumuiond, earl of Perth ana duke ‘of Melturt, His parenis died in his early infancy, aud” young George Drummond was leit tothe care and tralpiny of lis grandmother, the Hou. Mrs. Capel, a grauddaughter of the Earl Of Essex. Sie died When he was tourteen years old. He eloped with a Woman who hud been his grandmother's nurse, and who had previousiy €loped with her father's coachman, ‘They arrived in New York July 25, 1872, and @ year later were married, ‘Tiines went hard with them, ‘The young man engaged J. B.,Ireland to plead with bis grand father, tue earl, for asisstance. ‘The earl Was axe Jous Ulat he shuld return and assume the position detnanded by his rank and succeed to the Utles and estates of Perth and Melfort, but he required of Lord Drummond that he leave the woman wit whom he was living, and this the young man rv fused to do. He obtidned employment as sale man In a clothing house, then a8 clerk Ina Pars Kow newspaper office, and fnally was put to work in the press-room, where he con- tracted a cold which developell tnto fatal consuinp- tion, He leaves a tue girl elght years oid, ‘The simple burial service of Trinity Church, with: Out music or flowers, was all there was'ot the funeral. A collection was taken up tor'the widow and daughter. It yielded them a few dollars with Which to buy the immediate necessaries of lite, ‘The body was placed in the Ireland family vault {n Trinity church-yard_ until tt shall be otherwise disposed of by the Earl of Perth, DEFENDING HEE HUSBAND'S GRAVE AND HER YOUNG CHILD'S RIGHTS. ‘The Viscountess Forth, or Mrs. Drummond, as she prefers to be called, went yesterday to the office of the British vice-consul, Mr. Hoare, in New York, and had a long talk with him, After ward she’ visited Trinity churchyard and placed Howers about her husband’s grave. She ts 1n con- Stant anxtety lest the body be secretiy removed and sent to England, and she says she Intends to pla fowers so that she can detect any disturbance of the remains. Mrs, Drumuond say's she would novaccept assistance from her busband’s relatives if 1t should be offered, but she 13 deter mined to maintain whatever rights her child may have, Her husband was to have signed a Will Last week, but died before the papers could be pre. sented to him, Several persons have come torward With offers to take charge of the litte girl May, Dut her mother wiil Msten to no proposal which tuvolves any separation troia her daughter, La yer John B. Ireland still insists that Drninmond Was never inarried to the Woman who now clatins that relauonship. He says that she ts tie wite of an English coachman. When these stories were carried to Mrs. Druinmond at her rooms on Brook. lyn Hetghts last night she was very indignant, She sald she could prove everything that Ireland had said to be a Willful and malicious lie. Batata a ‘Two Slander Suits, THE RESULTS OF A RECENT SWINDLE IN CARROLL ‘COUNTY, MARYLAND. ‘Two slander suits were docketed in the Circuit Court at Westminster, Md., Saturday, which have caused much comment, They were entered by Jas, A. C. Bond as attorney for Jas. E. Smith, one Of the best known citizens of Westininster, against John Thompson, constable, also of Westminster, and Abraham 'Shriner, of ‘Taneytown distric Damages are laid at $5,000 in each case, ‘These suits grow out of a swindling transaction, Mr, Shriner became the VicUim of a contidence game to the amount of $750. A Baltimore American special says: Mr, Shriner came to Westminster for the purpose of instituting efforts to secure the arrest of the swindlers, and While in a magistrate’s onice saw Mr, Smith and expressed the Opinion that he could identify Lim as one of the parties ‘The constable, Thompson, tt is charged, has been talking about the case, coupling Suilth’s name with it, Smith 1s quite prominent in the politics of the county, and now holds a position as clerk of the State live-stock scales in Baltimore. He aspires to the State Senatorial nomination by the demo- cratic convention, and has promptly courted investigation by efitering the suits, MeGarigie’s Escape. THE GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE IT, AND THE PACTS ‘TO BE LAID BEFORE THE STATE DEPARTMENT. At Chicago a special grand jury 1s to be called without delay. Its first business will be the in- vestigation of the conspiracy that ended in the flight of McGarigie. The paint and putty job—the biggest steal the county suffered in any one trans- action engineered by the boodlers—will then claim thelr attention, Not a doubt ts expressed but that Dr. St. John willbe, indicted tor his share in ting MeGarigle off. ‘The two sallors trom schooner Blake arrived here to-night to make affl- davits against the doctor, after identitying him, ‘The purpose of these depositions 13 to complete legal proof that will be in the nature of a demand on the National Government to take action. AM. davits of Canadians taken both tn Canada and the United States, showing that McGarigie, a citizen of this country, while under conviction of crime, ‘was spirited off ‘by citizens of Canada for the pur- pose of defeating the ends of justice here, will be art of the evidence that will be laid before the partment of State at Washington, and if the authorities there can act under the law they will be urged to demand of the Canadian Government that MeGarigle be delive ed up. ‘The matter is qu thus to be made an international question. moss SLUGGER SULLIVAN'S Diamond Brut.—John L. Sullivan was the Feelplent of & handsome gold belt, studded with diamonds, valued at $8,000, in the Boston theater last night. There was & large audience present, including Mayor Hugh O'Brien and members of’ the common council.” Council~ man Zhall made the presentation speech. A pu gilistic exhibition followed. Sullivan will get About $4,000 out of the benefit. Be eee ‘TuR Avaust MeTEoRs.—The Philadelphia Record says: Wednesday and Thursday of Unis week are the days when the meteors designated as the Per- selds are most likely tobe seen, although they may be looked fr almost any night this week, During Uals Week the constellation of Perseus rises above the horizon midway between north and northeast at about 9 o'clock in the evening, and can be easily recognized by its resemblance to a festoon of stars of different degrees of brigitness, and all the meteors of the Perseld tamily follow tracks which appear to radiate from the constellation. ‘These meteors form an finmense system so great that, although the earth Uravels at the rate of 63,000 imiles an hour, It takes several days to pass turough the meteoric system. Virginia Repvsticays.— The Virginia Republi- can State committee wili meet tn, Petersburg ton 2 to decide upon the poiicy to be pursued by party tn the present campaign, It 1s not _be- ‘ed that any convention will de called. It 1s probable that'a sub-committee will be appointed to prepare an address to the voters of the State, A Richmond special to the Baltimore American says: “here are good reasons for belleving the republicans will thake the light this year princ paily upon national questions. ‘The etet of these will probably be the faliure of the democrats to abolish the {nternal-revenue law and Blair educa- ‘Uonal bill. King KALAKAUa’s QUEEN AT Howe.—The steamer Zealaudy, from Australla and Honolulu, arrived at San Frinctsco Sunday. She brought Honolulu advices to July 30. Nothing of a startling nature has occurred since the signing of the constitution by King Kalakaua and tue departure of ex-Premier Gibson for the United States. On the day that the king signed the constitution the marshal of the Kingdom, accompanied by pollce blowing horns, rode around the principal streets of the city and proclaimed the new constitution, Nextday it was proclatned in the district throtighout the island, and a few days liter throughout ‘the other islands ot the Hawaiian group. centered 1h the coining élection for meinbers of the House of Nobies and “souse of Representatives | Queen Kapiolant arrived Lome July 26, ‘The tobacco men In Kentucky are getting np a petition to President Cleveland asking the re- Inoval of Statistician Dodge. 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 rN Cans, Royal, Baxixa Power Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. oc 24 CITY ITEMS. We have made up a fresh lot of our popular $8 canvas dress Lrunk. Call and examine {t, and compare it with others you have seen, We are certain 1t will please you and give you satis- faction, ‘TOPHAM's MANUFACTORY, + 1 Penna, ave. D. Ww. Drink the “Queen of Beers” Ifyou want to save doctors’ bills. ‘The health of your entire famlly will be studied by ordenng this beer from the Agency, 1206 D street northwest. 75 cents per dozen, om ‘Trunks and harness properly repaired at Teasonable prices, TOPHAM's MANUFACTORY, 4 1231 Penna, ave. n. Ww, “Royal Glue” mends ‘ein.—Bosion Varieties Guns and Rifles for hire. Walford, 487 Pa. ave, ee 02 ‘The best $20 buggy harness sold any- where, at ‘TOPHAM’S MANUPACTORY, 4 1231 Penna, ave. n. 'W. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning an delivered in 3 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1b, Cottage Chéese and Buttermtlk; Sweet Milk be. per quart, ___ PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR WASHING TOWELS. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C,, Ausust 5, 1887, Seal’ sale will be received at this office until ELEV LOCK A.M. OF SATURDAY, AUGUST TWENTIETH, 1887, for Washing Towels, by the Piece, from dite of contract to June 30, 1888. The ‘Towels to be washed with good Inundry soap. without the aid of potash or other injurious substande; to be called for every mormng, except on Sundays and Holi- days, and those taken away ouemorniny to be returned Ue tiext, ‘The number to be washed will average from 130 to 140 daily. "The right to reject any or all bids is reseryed. ¥ro- raed ob the euivelope "Proposals sals ust be indo for Washing Towels,” and addressed to TH. &. BENEDICT, 86,9,11,13,16.19, __"_Public Prititer. ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STOP COCI AND BOXES. ~ Orrics oF THE ENGINEER ComaissioNER, WASHINGTON, D. C., July 26, 1887. Sealed Proposals will be received ai ‘this office util TWELVE O'CLOCK M. OF THURSDAY, AUGUST FOURTH, 1887, for furnishing and delivering 1,700 Stop Coc! 700 Stop Cock Boxes, more or less. Bhi formu of proposal and specications, together with all information, ean be obtained upon application At this office, ‘The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or parts of bids. WILLS LUDLOW Sy27-8t ‘Engineer Commissioner, Orrick or THE ENGINEER CommissioneR, WasuINGTON, D. C., August 3, 1887. ‘The time for receiving bids, as indicuted in the fore: ing advertisement, is hereby’ postponed unt WELVE O'CLOCK M, on WEDNEODRY AUGUST TENTH, 1887. WILLIAM LUDLOW, aug-6¢ Enuincer Commissioner. ‘Tue Boxps wit PROBABLY BE PAID.—w. W. Hall, of the tirm of Hall & Son, Honolulu, who furnished the ordnance for the “ Ritles” whicn were 80 effective in the revolution, was one of the arrivals by the steamer Zeulandia at San Francisco Sunday, Since the revolu- ton Mr, Hall has often been consulted by the new minister as to the management of affairs in the kingdom. In reference to the reported intention of the new government to repudiate the recent issue of bonds, he says its uncertain what will be done, but the probabilities are that the govern- ment Will insist on having the law regarding bonds carried out to the letter. SmRIOUS CHARGE AGAINST 4 CLEKGYMAN,—The Ainancial irregularities on the part of Rev, J, P. Farmer, pastor of the Baptist Church at Hudson, Mich., are causing considerable gossip, He {s also suspected of undue intimacy with women in his flock, ‘The reverend gentleman left Hudson last week and his present whereabouts are unknown. He came from Penn Yan, N. Y.,1n 1884, and left an ‘unsavory record there. CAPrUKE OF A WILD MAN.—A veritable wild man was captured by the citizens of Sargent Township, IL, yesterday. He hud hair that measured over. five feet in length, and from appearances tt had not been combed for years, His was fully two feet in length and covered all of his tace. His language is unintelligible and no trace or where he came from can be discovered. It took thecom. bined strength of a dozen men in order vo bind his hands and feet. ‘The citizens are in a ‘quand what to do with their catch, Ciueoatd MurpER oP Kir Cansox’s Son.—Wm. Carso: deputy sheriff of Conejos County, Col,, well know throughout the West ‘as the eldest gon of the rp- owned Kit Carson, was murdered last Thursday night by & Mexican hamed Vigil, a notorious char- acter. Carson had a warraut tor Vigil's arrest and when he attempted to serve it was asked t} read it. While doing this Vigil snatched a gun and tountatns in search of Vigil, Who wilh eena gene mountains in searc who will un ly be killed if he resists arrest, =f) VENICE APFLICTED WITH STRIKES.—All the gon- Goliers in Venice have gone out on astrikenac Sees @ light service has been started on the Gouna Canal, All the bakers in the elty Rave aiso gone on a strike, and Were in hotels and See ‘threaten vo go out, 2 O'BRIEN Won'r Bg Exam INED.—JnO. J. O'Brien stated yesterday that, he would not be for reappointment tothe chietaincy of tae bureau hink or aay on ene eubjece asvar eerste might he claims to be exempt. trom ‘eivil-se i Szuume Orr: CLOSING OUT! OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOoDs AT ACTUAL COST PRICE. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! One thousand yards Crinkled Ginghams (cash value 1234) reduced to7%. New Style Lawns, 5. French ‘Lawns, finest quality, worth 25, reduced to 15. DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! Immense assortment of Dress Goods in Plaids, Checks, Stripes, and Fancy Styles; cash value 25, re- duced to 15, Remnants of Satines; cash value 25, re- duced to10. Black Brocade Silk Grenadines: cash value $1, reduced to 50 cents, Fancy Silke; cash value 50, reduced to 37%. Black and colored Albatross, (Gner than nun's velling,) wide double width, all pure ‘wool, 373. Beautiful Lawns, nearly one yard wide; cash value 1234, reduced to Cash Customers who buy $5 or over will receive a pair of HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS, worth $1. fo Ee ET Bee $og EEE EE Ee at ‘The interests are now | __SUMMER_RESORTS._ FAMILY SUPPLIES. PROSPECT HOUSE, CHAPEL POINT. MD,—CA- pacity 150 guests: newly furnished: table Aret-olase: ‘abundance of Gah and crabs.) bat tin, flahine: board very reason: 5c. iy fechas Band ik Gee Ow O mm, Post-office. Cox Station, ies County, ia’ Hy "POaRINS. Proprietor, Fe Es ROLTOW: ED ZPORTO Agent, 511 Pennsylvania ave, aye PORT WINE. OREST INN, Fosest iy, —— FOREST GLEN PARK. MD. for ‘The most beantiful sige on the Metropolitan Motticinal Use. Branch, B. end OR ‘Only 9 miles from Y5 CALIFORNIA BEAUNE, of ace Terms moderate. Telephone ca!l 773. High Ground. Heatthy Location. Pure Water. ess. First-class in all ‘te appointments, Apply to the Forest Glen Improvement Co ALEXA! NDER T. HENSEX, Manager, Office 1008 ¥ HE MANSION, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘THE LARGEST AND MOST CONVENIENTLY LOCATED HOTEL. Clean. Comfortable, und Homelike. Elemuntly Furni omplete Modern, 164m. Et tion 2,00 feet Gress 4. J. MYERS, ooms, bathing, fi! moderate; liberal rat lars. No intoxicatiny FASTEL DENN Is, Hydraulic elevator. _ byt-zmi pai Washin, noon. REON Gireulars Manager f On and after St | West Shore itailroad yania Railroud, nal truins to and from W CATSKILL MOU terskil Mount House tion and to Phoenicia tuin House), SARATOGA, Tgave Puitudelp skill, via Kingst, aw.; Phoenicia, 3 | m.: Palenvill 1 | m. Cui ni: Palenville, Drawing-room and to Phoenicia (tor | House), aud Washi through, (COBB'S STAN: UNDER A ns resort. path pathis t K tucilities are per iwonth. Car Accomack ou Mods MIE LAKE VIE villa ons Watkins and overlooks Se Jeley bone and ‘ei Newly and elegant modern impro' quet, Law OQ» Post com: wuard wy nt Bo: wy 10-costm VIEW futton Mot rsUrpas ARD, ATLANT! OPEN THR Large Bedrooms, I; Jy2-at,tu.th-2m. HE KITTATINN OF V NO BAR. A safe, lies. Accommodation all information, app! building, F street Parlor car, leaves Yolitau Branch B. & Until October 31, 88. * + + “I know of lids can derive as muc can at Hock Enow Si ‘ME,’ Wer Atlantic Mis 6. W. 1&5. of the Engl WAVERLY houses arantic crry, Nad Open All the Year. fe ‘Sea Baths; Steam Heat. Lt) 139. MKS. JNO. L. BRYSNTS Hot and 3 ool ES ‘ONTEREY HOT! FRANKLU 2,500 feet elevation Fine scenery and \dress WM. W. charges; circt Fen ave. oF my16-3im jabed and Liberally AIR HAVEN HOTEL, FAIR HAV Fittaterrocnd ee eaaane abder ise > sec EHOBO Season 1887 opens Yana Railroad aceoss direc tou for Rehoboth Beach, Del change at Baltimore and Sal LAKE GEORGE. DAY, Juni toand from the Jersey m.; Grand Hotel, 1:43 p. ition. 1 Drawing-room Cars Jorssy AND | CATSK! 3:20 am. 420) jdwell, Lake: Geo Cars "Philadelphia to Grend. Hot and counect in the Jersey City Station Tesorts by West Shore huilroacl WY taken control of the improvemepts, mucluding the entire refm | uishing of the hotel, f ae of ite old aduurers aud the public. 1 | Lumtiis are afforded, Kates reduced to $2 awn Rain Haas be lotte Harbor, Fla. BURRILL & 5ON = e8. Send for illustrated de Fe! sarcuro DELAWAKE BATHS. GREAT , delightful summer hom: * + © “I know of no plac; summer's rest and enjoyment. ‘Thad a most deligitiul stay st Hock Kit A HOUSE, CAPE MA’ posite New Columbia: new! biiles northwest of Baltimore, 2 hours, /w WILL BE OPENED JUNE 20TH. ware Water Gap House, Pa, ‘Managed. Sanitary Arrangements, onveniences. Brophy’s Orchestra, h toand front he Beach and ‘Trains. ES McGLADE, Proprietor, ANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.—SIX VA- ies mineral waters, lat For pa lawn’ elevs- jet and raten ad- 9 Je18-2m" hing, boating. — Terms tes to families; see circu 1 Liquor. dy ATLANTIC CITY, NJ — ‘Open all the year. Warm sea water baths. fekat ‘Opeu lawn fronting the. ‘BORTO: BEACH, DELAWARE. JUNE 15.” Peunsy! to the Hote rive at Star office. Address WALT! jor Lirigiit House Co. Jel-61* 'ADIRON 'DACKS. ny y Stath Daily, except Sunda: will ru Gi Of the Penusy ¥ king ashinzton, NTAIN "_EXPRESS.— Dan i, Via Kingston 2:24 p, n.: Phoenicia. 12:55 pan. a. Falenville, f am. City to Graud ‘Hotel Sta- Gor Hotel Kaaterskill and Moun- ILL. MT. A i -. Arrive Saratoca | ma. e e810 pan. ETO Station ‘aad pan” Arrive ‘Saratesa 9°10 pry ‘ars New York ty Grand Hote: Station ote) Keaterskill and) Moustain Purcliuse tickets at Penasyivanta Pemusyivunia C. F. LAMBERT, General Passenger Avent, New York, NAG: ‘and havine would respectfaily. q rr 1d Friday, For further particula HOTEL IS SITU eot Watkins, SY len Xig adolning th is $00 tect above ake . staph Connections ax the Ny furnished throwenes Powit louse. is, All fe FORT, VIRGINIA. Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe, where daily tar- | ae yount, and dre ss pararie take Wests Afternoon cone tts am. coean air, Tree from malaria and N. Chiaries st... Baltin treshinz sleep. ” Terms less tor the ac- | _au4-1m 2217 Matu st, Mien: eiven than at ary hotel of its class In = — ed States “Averace te: SPRING! untuius. Air, Water, Ta. ised. ititer low. Address 979 Sole Manager, for cata- 14 IC CITY, N. J. OUGHOUT THE YEAR. iydraulic F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. WATER GaP. Pa. LKGINIA. usior 300. For pamphlets i: GARLAND. “The handsome service of your bouu:itul ble formsa marked contrast to that which charac izes summer resorts in general.” MAJ. W. GWYND no place where families orinva- ich health and enjoyment as they DR. ROBERT REYBURN. ENR, KENTUCK\ 23; N. J.P. 0. Box STODDARD, iormeriy Lite apl-Lan Jer-sn 1 BLU ‘COUN’ ‘E RIDGE 51 TY, PA. Pure air aud water. For term POWER, Manager, late of BS my o-bin HUR SPRINGS, BLUE larmit Withertee's Core 1019 Yas address, A. M. JELLY, New Windsor. Legkoon HOUSE, HARPER'S FERR) W. Va. (59 aniles from Washington). High elevation among. the mountuins. free. ‘Five muta frou: wnalaria aud nites drive from B. an ‘Lerms—86 per week, my 17-31 ONTIN ‘TAL, Atlantic ave., between Vermontand Rhode Full ocean view. Island aves. my mosquitos. Spring beds. id U. depot. Board second to none. : children, ais price. ye p eae $8. EV LOVETT. Prop box 4a, 3H Weert cateot TLANTIC HOT ‘Is now open for irculars at ule ‘ORDAN WHITE Va. Descripti Kigew House, CITY, MD. font ta ie the season of 1587. ry 4 SOHN TRACY, Prop. LEG SULPHUR ve pamphlets at Star ofice, ave paiuphilts at Star ofice a 1439 Pa avey and Ova EC J BOOKS, &¢. 1749 PENNSYLVANIA ‘ave. “New Books and Periodicals soon as issucd. Subscription by the day, month or year at rates, reasonable 425-3, ‘EW BOOKS— ‘The Hecent Past. From s Southern Standpoint. Bishop Wilmer. Sa cuchiridion.” its on the See er een Travel i Norway. ae SoS ur Neighbors. By Louise Chandler g Novels for Summer Reading. Tennis and Croquet ‘ WM, BALLANTYNE & SON, dy21 428 Seventh street .OOKS FOR SUMMER READIN Pocket Libraries, go ‘Casseil's National Library, at Other good and cheap books, - GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. LPPS8'S Cocoa tant X, MD. EX. i 2G, exproaa trains. on close connections with tast ra | | y, $12 per week, $40 Senclliuy stage | oeaally | gots | Decker Bros ‘TED IN THE | Cait aca. Fishing, Ditvane and Surt Bathine woaiates 4.500 Sy‘cotu tt Recently remodeled and enlarged, making it the most modern hotel on the coast. vator, Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths, Choicest of Domestic Claret. A Delicious Beverage for the HEATED SEASON, N. W. BURCHELL, aa Iszo F Br. Norce TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION oF occ FEE RRR §° Fe Reet ‘oS Eee EOE THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Iti without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. The Millers have not only the most perfect mill. containing as it does all the most improved Machinery: invented up to the present time, butthey produce Flour | UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. To prove that, we would simply state that a lance quantity of this tuacuiticent Flour is shipped annually to Europe aud eaten ab tue pruncipal courts of tue old word, HOWEVER, Like everything else that has gained renown, some Person or persons are trying to take advantare of tho reputation it has attained by iunitating the Name and Brand, und attempting thereby W palui ol an uuerior article tur the genuine. THEREFORE, Bo sure and sce to it that either sacks or barrels read “CERES” And have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS Fluenicia “dor “Motel “Kastersaill and. Mountain | Stached. None genuine without the two gold medals. | House), and Sew York to Ssratowa, — TAAMATOGA AND (CATSKILL, MT. SPECIAL — ave Washington 9:00 ain. 2 otel Kasse . skill via Kitgeston, 9:13 pau: Grima Hotel, Sab p, pirat ad ht mn; Phowicis, ¢:o4 pan: Mt. Hou Station, 8-00 p: ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers COFFEE, — YOU WILt. to drink ‘the Richest and iu all the world until you have s MANDHELING.- Very few mer: chants sell it becatise of the small profit it affords, Sul we ‘have found utter severs ime it resniarl Sales have sufficiently inereesed to 4 the difference, our sales of it havi harvelous proportions Other drawback so xperienced by othe Mizz That of offerine Toasted, We Toast these goodsevery day, ad more irequentiy twice A day, and lence the Colles is scarcely cold whien cle livered to the customer LLPHONZO ‘Oth st, bet. Dand E. ‘constant ready: reached 0s, qcllsteem ti eracy: sweetnens and sympathy of jon exquisite sitiiug quality, and great durbulty. audm SANDERS & SUAYMAN, O34 Fat Low. Tre Esrey Urntenr Puso_ is destined to win the wreatest fame, and is rapidly caring the euviable raiowa eujoyed fOr nearly BIS years by the ESIEY 0. ANDERS & STAYMAN, 954 F st! aw. aud-1m ly. 200,000 in use. New Sty is new ideas, TEY “PHILHARMONIC Organ 1s@ Wonder. Moderate prices and easy tertus. SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F st ui, Wachington, D.C, es nem effec RB BBB EEE UNEQUALLED IN TONE. TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A tine assortment of Prominent makes at all prices, FIANOS FOR RENT. WM. ENABE & CO, re 817 Market Space. ALLET & DAVIS COS PIANOS—NEW AND Deautifl styies of these Celcbrated Upright Pianos Will bo sold THIS MONTH ONLY A BARGAINS, to close rooms for the summer. H.L. SUMNEK, Avent, S11 9th st, u. w. pss G,,L, Woo & By, 709 718 st. nw. Fstablished 1868, Most central and delightfully located. re. Kranich ‘and Bich now the leading Pianos ofthe picte in allits appointments. For circularauatrms | orld. Newby & Evans and Wescr Bros., the best mo addvess W. A. BRODHEAD & SON, jel Gini quality also Cally welt playanie Hbatrumenite \ONGRESS HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Map goereek aeeng aoa on Se Opened JUNE 25, 1887. Accum:nodate PAY Say | —_ 500." Music all the season. i Seb in Gee PoE Mane. | Rowan FE. D, ((EESSON SPRINGS, PENNA sido = tates Fst tt 25 PENNSYSVANIA AVENI MAIN LINE PENNA. RATLROAD. Sole Agent for m top of Allecheny Mountains. “THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE gs TT Fe AYY Wi oren JUNE 23. Parlor and sleepin carsfrom al | Sssq 7. A YY points Fast and West. For cinvutare Se, rleees $ fT EN XN Wwww aaa Y aes super ye DOSHAM Sss8 Tf ERRILN NN WoW AA ¥ y21-7 Superintends: saul s 3 mn "Pa. _| & Sons, Gabler, Decker & Son, Marshall & Wendell, Hal- OCK ENON SPRT Jews Cumeton and other ‘Vanes. Sterliuue Unguug Jiusic and Musical Merchandise. Jistruments: oa iaired. Sbved, btored and Suapyed. ‘New and Necond-babd Puuos of ower makesalways Iyt0 A/S: Pratt & Sous, the Sus | #1 stock at low fyrures, buulding, F street. W. Orat the office of tue Eventee | “Telephone. Sa! se19 . Herm very reasonable, New ‘ast train, wk | Gece _ Washington 10:10 a1". by alesros | ‘HAND PIANOS, 0. KK. Round-trip ticket, good | 9 from $75 to #40 teinway's from | 5:30 from Washineton $100 to $25: Rnabe trom o75 to $900" Hardman {ini RATE, Propeiotor. | hy uwuuisnstdheces oe ok Bolden nae W. G. METZEROTT & a MRS. JOHN A LOGAN. ass 90S Fa ave, neargthes Do Nor P. PRCHASE UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. A thoroughly Airst-class instru:nent at a medium prica ‘Over 41,000 now in use. = Second-hand Pianos and Oneaus at prices from 8! to$io0.. oid on sinall uouthiy payments ‘Langest assuruuent of S-cent Music in the cit HENKY EBEKBACI av 915 Fst. __HOUSEFURNISHINGS, J. B. Lernevx & Bro. rinerly with P. Hanson Hist & Co. A BIG BREAK IN THE PRICE OF WALL PAPER. For the next thirty days we will sell all White Back dc. Papers for le. per piece. ‘All 5Uc. Paper tor We. per piece. All $oc. Paber for 40c. per piece. 10-inch Embossed Ggid Lerders 4c. other Paper in proportion. orders for worl ptly executed. 3.B. LEPREUX & BRO. S08 7th st, aw, 7th street cars pass the door, ayn, Ger Tu Bsr THE LEONARD DRY ATR CLFANARLF RFEFRIG- ERATORS, made in hard wood, ELEGANTLY CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHAKCUAL FILLED, and ZINC-LINED; every part removable for CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES, AIR-TIGHT LOCKS, IMPROVED INTLKIOR CIRCULATION of DRY COLD AUS sud Lretcass Worknanslip throughout. ¥KICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER GOOD BE- FAGLEATON IN THE MARKET. \. HOEKE, 729 S01 Sfarket Space. Do Nor Poncuase A Varor Srove until you have examined ourlarge assortment of the Crown Jewel Stove, the best in the market, with im- provements not in any other stove. A full line of Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Freezers, &. ‘The only place where tue geuumme Daulorih Fluid can ve oo Tamed. W. 8 JENES & CO, 717 Tthet nw. = ap2h Wat, Parens BP. HANSON HISS & 00. 815 15thst a w. Wau tapers of au grades, Friezes and Ceiling Decorations. Srecial attention given to Plain and Decorative Painting. Estimates and desiens submitted for all kinds of In- terior Decoration and Furnishing. AR inspection of our goods is respectfully solicited. ap? _SEWING MACHINES, &. (or Foot and Hand Power.) ? ‘The standard of excellence in mechanism for Sew- ing and Embroidery. THEY ARE NO RISK TO HEALTH. ‘Machines sent on trial free. Telephone 422-2 First-class Machines of all the latest improvements for rent by week or month. (AUERBACH, cor. 7th and Hsts, Bole Agency District of Columbia, ‘Next door to Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot. _3y23 Tae Veex Latest “NEW HOME” SUPERIORITY IN EVERY RESPECT. ‘The acknowledged peer of all Sewing Machines. ‘Ladies, call st our office and examineit, 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO. 528 Oth st. u.w., St Cloud Building. RAILROADS. _ MEDMONT ATR LINK, sao aap suule an etlect June, Sth, 18 2 fail Daily tor Warrenton, Gordonsvilis, Charlottesvite, Lynchbung and Station between Alexandria and Lynchburg. Blue Rides Springs, Alleghouy Sprine, Kristol, Knoxville, Koma, Galera," Montromory and) New Orieaus. Pullmay Sleensr Wasluneton to New Orleans, 11-24 A. M—Fast Mail Daily for Warrenton, ¢ Jottesville, Gordonavilie, Stations Chee & Obie h Lynchburg, Rocky M tween Lynchburg and Tie, Greensboro. Raleich, Charlotte, AUanta. Birmingbam, Monwcumery, New ‘Orleans, Texas and Caltorma. Palla Now Youk to’ Atlanta, in comtiectioy Allanta to ‘New Orie for "Birmitnuehar, trains Washington 10. route 23) —— with Pullman. Sleapery is and. Mant Bomdeit Sleaporg Vicksburg and Shreveport. Sond fo Atlanta, " Does uot coumect for for Manases, Straxbure ‘and 7 through coach to Warrenton fe * Sub phar Springs Connects at Miverton with 8. ¥. i. ik 32.80 FM. —Westorn Express Daily for Warren Gordonaville, Charlottesville, Loutevilie, cone and Summer resorts on and near Lite ‘and Konto, Pullman Sleepers ad Sol nto Leuisville also for Lynch tt Bristol, Ch Nook nd all Southin Meee Es eee rare, Danville, Kal Asheville, Charlotte, iy Monat Monitor Bee Ou M: Daily; arrive Round Rall, 2. Meturnin leave Round iil Obie Be | Dury Local at #47 A.M |, Lickets, Sleeratic Cat reservation an: furnished.and bacvage checked af 2 Vaniaavenne. and at Passenger Stats j Meiirond. GUL and i strcots "I 6S v2 weneral | | Bel | Leave Washington from Station cornerot New Jar fey avenue and C stro For Chicaze, 10:9 a.m. and 9:40 py id wlewping cars.” Tih ittabany a } Noextra fare és chansed vu thiw tral Aittstune, Che | Sectune Cars + Detroit, with Pariv nandoaa Valley I jou and Luray aclu except Sunday Fer Hay delpina, For W Detween 1 For Baltiniore on wi | except Sunda For Havry { | 8:80 and 995 a | train), 3 Ponts, 3 | and ays 626,730, 8.30 and 80. 4:80, “A040, 5-50, 643 4090 9.30 a4 pan, u. daily, ‘xcept sun UA vii. 4-40 pan. daily, nt Metropa ay. Hagerstown 10:10" a.an, and nro 80 pom. daily,ox- tsi ransarrive from the West daily 6:20, 7:20 aim, p ef Liana Prom Philadel | de Grace, 10-45 | ‘From’ Havre de 1 and Havre, 30 pan. daily. nd interniedial and 1:50a08 2. pan. Sunday, 10 Prot Harper's berry aud duly, except Sunday. From Frederick and intermediate points, 8.254. m, S15 p. m. daily except Sunday ‘Trains leave Baltimore for Washitucton at 5:10, 6 39, 30, #00, 0:00 and 10-308 ed doe by 415.3, 310 and "Ti ‘Sundays, tb 1am. 1-20, 2 8:00, 0-40 9 ne, COMET reonkece ‘wall be taken for baggage to be checked and received ab Say point ar the ity WM N C.K LORD, PA . M. CLEMENTS, Manacer, Baltimore, SMITH, Puss'r Ag't, Washington HE GREAT, PERCY G ¥ F ‘Trainsleave Washington from Station, corner of Sixth, and BS streets, aa follows: For Pittsburg and the West, Limited Express of Palace Sleeping Carw at 9°50 A.M. daily. Fawt Live, 9:50 A. M.daily to Cincinnati and st Lowy, With’ Sleeping Cars trou Harrisbure to Oot Sd Bufet Car to St. Louis daily. Sleeping Gar X Express, 10-00 aud the West, with throt Chicazo, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC Ra\ For bne, Canandaigua, Kochester, But ET RORD. Cara Washington to Rochester, For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Eluira at 9:50 A.M. daily. excent Suuday For New York ana the East. 1140 A200, + Sunday, “9.00 1 11:20 P.M.” Linuted kagress of Pullinau Parion a Dr hie Care, . daily, except Sunday, and 4:00 P. Modaiy For Boston without change, 2:00 P. M- every da For Brooklyn, N.Y tn fem CH with Wate of irokaya Anion afore fig direct traunfer to Fulton street avoiding double ferriave wcrows New York City. For Philadelphia, 014200, oN, seta on aa u . 4 AM. 1 4:20 and #09 P. ty. "Sundiabas B00 AML. GD FRANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG IAT ALREANRAD ALRRANDIUA AND WASHING IU! RAILKOAD. For Ajexandna, ‘Ons 210,601 > mond and the Sout {except Monday). Ou Sunday at, 00, TY 0, AM 2:00, 5:10. 7 05, 92, 10:4 Tickets and information at the of ner of 13th street and Pennsylvant lation, where orders cau, be Left for Dagwawe to destination from hotels av CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manacor, 3. R_ WOOD, Genera: Passouger Ageut. 25 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. QTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-ST_WHARP on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 7 «1 Foscmmetniver ladies an tur ap Mattox Crook es wharf, sundays dows: and Weduesdays uy, Iireut's = Pout, Th ys down aud Moudays aud = GT, 30) _ JOHN McGAHEE, Aiexundr oud Th STEAME JOUN W. THOMD>ON LEAVES 60H street whart every MUNDAY, WE ESDAY and AADAL, at 7am. for all Potona” iver Lo Nomini, Currie nd Leonard SDAYS extends beer tip te Pines Pout au Kinsale. Fare to all lundiugs First-class second-class, 25 cents. J ORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. ‘Low fares. The popular, safe and fast Steamer l y furnished throughout, leaves 7th Cee DAY, WEDNESDAY, oot ping at datey Point Peturuiue Pirwt clues meals vetved 4m Ghnitie-room on tad dock 351 Penn. ave, ‘s bapress — ee = OTOMAC TRANSPOKTATION LINE, r 3 yt WC, Geog tuegan, will ree he Bewon SUE cant Grit, ILS INGTON audio ail Taudinwy on the tonne Rivas, jerch 2st; leaving Balutuore Tuewuay® atid 1 ridayy p.m, abd Waskiuetou Nunday 4 p.m. Freight ow vod om Baturuay ouly: and wust be propaid. “Apply 0 LAPHENSON © Bak wat, 419 10th st nw 26-60 Office: zt and Penn. ave ma mk POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. fONTIN IUOS STEAMER "WAKEFIELD" wes, ith at. what! ou MONDAYS, 1HURSDATS ed SATURDAYS ars am. kketuruing TUESbAX FidDAYSaud SUNDAY p.in,, touchit at Maver fugs an sar es Nowa Crock, Curmomian, Vay ands iSite hy a Cres er ad OT A Shepberds, ‘Bee achedui FADGETTI, Age OW. DLE, aauazer ir IRECT TO NEW YORK—FREIGHT STEAMERS JOHN GIBSON and B.C KNIGHT leave Pier 41, t{Kiver, N. ¥., evry SATUKDAL at @ Pau. Otust, Short, Wasbingion, every Ti UkSDAX ‘MOLI Fregiit at lowest rates, __ wee ZL VEKNON MT. VERNON! STEAMER W_W. CORCORAN Teh sutet wharf daily xcept sus ‘anon rau gk sh cia Netusnihags season Waa Sarg nt Seve 1 BLAKE, Captain _OCEAN STEAMERS._ BOULE To LONDON, \ORDEC TSC rl ‘ne fh 90 ‘Eider, Aug. 17, 3p. an, 230 a. in.; Fulda, Bat. Aux. 22, r a STEAM WELL 5 cities towns, teed, e2o-em ‘? 1 ec.” batisiacuon ‘HUKON A MUYETT, Hawerstowty Ma