Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. for the 24 Rows commencing at 3 p.m, ‘District of Columbia and Marsan Jocal showers, followed Dy falrand tightly warmer ‘weather, northeasterly winds. Brrantwoop Racks, postponed to Thursday, August 18, 4 p.m. methy, 1109 Pa ava, ades; latest de- 1113 Fst. nw. OMPLAINTS OF WATER-TAKERS. Mr. Crane Talks Again to the Protec- tive Association, WE REVIEWS CAPT. SYMONS’ STATEMENT—PROTESTS AGAINST THE WATER SCHEDULE—A PROPOSITION TO CONSIDER ALL GRIEVANCES OF CITIZENS. ‘The Water-Takers Protective Association met at the Grand Army Hall last night. Some thirty persons present, ‘The treasurer re- Ported that from collections and subscriptions he had now cash on hand amounting to $31.63 Mr. ‘T.C. Murray, from the committee appointed to Present to the Secretary of War the resolutions asking for the court-martial of Commissioner Ludiow, stated that they had presented the reso- lutions to the President’s messenger at the Waite House instead of handing them directly to the Secretary. The secretary read two communica- fons, one from the occupant of 1923 Pennsylva- nia avenue, who complained that his water rent had been Increased from $13 to $16, and the other from W. Penn Clarke, living at the north- signs, -K. W. Henderson & Fresenius Ice-CREaM. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. omic Opera and Vartety. —Battie of Bull Run, Kerwax's THEATER — Paxowama BUILDE ATuLETIC PARI Condensed Locals. r Irish American Club last_night entertaine atdinaer Messrs Jno. Fitzpatrick; Jno. Wheland, and’ others, of thé streets northwest, wi been Increased thi ho stated that his tax had Is Year from $8.25 to $22.33. inquired at the District office in to the matter he was told, he sai frontage on T street of 5 Stories high. “Mr. Cla; roportions have Dunnington, chief of the died on Sunday from a stroke Sinithsonian polte hat his house t and is four 7k says this 1s true, but these sted ever since the house has yet the tax has heretofore been ‘of the lot on 13th, | entrance to the house is from I street. He recommends that the citizens unite in resist ing the position of these unjust rates, OBJECTIONS TO THE SCHEDULE. ‘The president read the report of the law com. mittee, which referred to the table of rates printed y's Sraw, and stated that the rates, ‘ntion of the pump doctor 1s called to the pump at the corner ¢ ved from Jos. Shillington Journal and Frank Leslie's Monthly for September, "Those who leave the city du have THE STAR wi Young Laaies’ upon the fronts outh, and the hanged as often as de Fequisite amount of money must in each euse uc- company the ¢ nentals, and Major Kevell’s ba elded to go to Philade!phia on th The members of the Cu 11 Yacht Club last ts. G. Godfrey as ameeting of the t, the resigna’ years ago, portioning the 2 to stories and front ‘There ts nothing tn the Yaw of Congress giv corporation of Washington in 185 assembly 1m 1874, or the Comms: in 1879, the power to establish a scale of annual ne Supply and use of wate ¥ to charge for water where tt water rent to the stortes and ‘The report then maintained that aissioners had no right to charge for a | store when the front room of a house was changed ore and ho extra faucets were Introduced, ted that the citizens ought to protest ier rates to objects and jed. Referring to th returning to r rates in the future, the “this ts a sorry way for the yhers to get out of the dilemma they are ercise of unjust_and arbitrary rules form us through the press that they are to return to the old water rates. Let them return now to the old ruling—not to charge for the sup- duse of water Where it fs n0t used; not to ior a tront foot when there 13 n0 front foot a story when there 18 no sto eliar into a basement and then the basement into a story for the purpose of Increasing, not the rates, bit the revenue.” MR. CRANE TALKS. e Said that some of the news. | Papersof the city seem to disparage this move- round that they have not attracted It 1s the first time that he that numbers have any thing to do vot any public movement. The ‘st movements In the World Were started by He thought that some notice ought aOf the manifesto issued by the Com- found that it had been a dificult e this statement, on account of the confused manner of its preparation, Some of the brightest tainds tn the District had Safd that they thing out of it. It was strange that the Commissioners should be willing to m: All that was necessary for the receipts and ex- penditures of the water department, and as they not done So 1t must. be evident that there {s sald that it was evident alssioners, in their reply to hiseritt- had talled to meet the issue. His state whether true | up from their ngures, and he does not vouch ness, only the correctness ‘The funeral of A’ Streets northwest. ‘A Dill for a divorce has been fil calnst Casimero Ginest. places where no Ww: the action of the Commissione! A slightly Injured by a Miss Rosa Wilson, 0: 1 Maryland avenue no east, was knocked Gown an it not to change He was subse- éral which was for- the Metropolitan Ine who saved the Iv sear on Sui ts laid up with | inet Hand and ¢ a crowd of people. he Special Ex- amination Div with the impor the division, pre Tesolntions of ¢ Regulations, | ato do was to ring of Olt BC} Something wrong. So modified as to per pled in whole ¢ to their statement uere could be 9 misappropriation of the that he has heard nds, Mr. Craw froma reitable s the Treasury have tor nine ommissioners of the of the Water De- 43 that one or ‘Treasury may to go to tue District building and audit ts of the water off ‘to prevent the tax C receipts amd expenditur What we now req to driving sheep, cattle, ainended sd as tO Yat 1s there,” oliector or his clerks recelve for water {5 Or Water Laxes, So lar as the Treasury De- partiunent ts able to pr ‘Tuen again, how do We know but that the Com- from the front, | missioners receive a p for usaterial or Work? Vent plpe or other tat Cis never delivered? centage on all contracts And What 1s there to pre- rai from being receipted He repudiated the iriewd of ex-Registrar Lubey, Sald Ubat for the last six years of the latter's life ue did not recognize him on the public streets. REVIEWING CAPT. SYMON Mr. Crane then passed in review the statements made by Capt. Syinons in regard to the manage the water departuent. Capt. Symons says that during the six years from 1880 to 1886 022.70 for laying water lected as Water-main ine betwee sun moving Ireight ¥ display lighted Tau ASagain moditied there was expended 3 mains, Walle ther: Was coll Taxes the stim OF $124,604.30. But instead of this there Was probably uot more than $50,- eipts for water taxes and ss, according to the Coutuissioacr’s thgures, $796,291.84, while the ex- xcept for Hire. Inaking repalrs, Was HS. Of $308,308.95, besides U dae In profits on the w Passengers trav = between sunset and sunrise Tlamps, so place nt and both sides thereot, carriages Will be lamp regulation. 000 collected. The re rents during the: exempt from the mains and the acerued tents On the same, which than $100,000 more, or a he cost of a few fire- YESTRRDAY—THE MEETING OF THE LEAGU! The Washingtons dropped Philadelphtas yestenta; Dat the game was well p harp and at tts ceeded in brine ‘bird inning, a1 a boll along t eighth Parrar was fly back of Dealy, who 1 it down, and. sent it to seco other game to the ‘The score was 6 tol, ed and Was marked by aes brilliant f ing their hits off Gilmore in ns resulted. Carroll made e foul line atte Lotal Of $408,308.85 Lo cover plugs and nydrants aud the stopping of leaks and of a few Water imains dur- 2 should not amount to ¢ Uaat the captain ought Ww uilch profit a 6-lueh of the street, and costing out, Wiil pay on lots ave et deep assessed’at Lig cents, Mr. Crane suid de made tue promt, after making a liberal ailuwan lois taat may have been assessed on other streets, ing that time, over $100,000. Ww inform tue public ain laid in the er square foot. when Irwin hit Into the alr, pual be Tor Stree crossiny Jed the Statesmen at the bat. mal tubs play again to-day, ight hold on sixth ig regard to the statement that, not _a dollar of ow disbursements is handled by any bh er department, Mr. Crane asks: ‘K ln Lue water Office agrees to a citizen for a water tax, or 1 pald on the book, and puts What check Is there on nt such @ thing vse It alter it isdone? I have Washit gtoms hav e Water office LO pr Delng done, oF to € heard of Just ¢ of the directors of the league, at Asbury Park yesterday, 1 ted game between to be played ove continues Mr. Cran of Mr. Lubey was wel tates What Is not true. At Tate, tis Is the frst ume that it has ever been stated In the papers, It may have been a a3 kept from the of the amount stolen belng that he has heard it iy Tate, If this defalca- 41 known, Mr. Crane thinks that 1 t tue Comialsstoners have fe the loss to the water fund Ia concluston, Mr. Crane refers to the Tecent modification of the new water rates ag a Sop tirown to the Whale of discontent by the Com- known at the tin con. LUDLOW IN Commissioner Ludlow's day to the nume ade recently of thi .05, Mr. Crane. say alnts which b pur at Over $38,000. AU i failure of the garbage col- lector to remove refuse from premises at ne sudiow sald the contract for warded to Mr. ar that none sary intervals. removing garbage was Draney for five years, from Ju! Draney bound himself to rem port was loudl thanks Was exten RESOLUTIONS OF A committee, consistlag of Messrs. T. C. Mure uta and Van By ‘appiauded, and a vote of tee per week during a Hillyard, re- adopted, set~ forth that as “4t Is the object of the Commis- vile 45 to the objects of earnestly protest s for water by \eFS, and Chat tls associa ed until this out- col. Ludiow savs that he present Ci Fagvous abuse is corre 3S AND THE PEOPLE. ary read a se2 Of resolutions, thank- jean, the Sunday Gazette apport of the rights of ig that citizens give their support by alvertisements and. ns, however, after Sales of Real Estate. £ of S. D, Webb lot Ing the National kepubs and the dutehet for thetr ‘he resoluti , Were laid upon the tabk ‘Tue "stan was a rights of the eltizens and ‘n ta this controversy and should not be Papers,le thougnt, fect on D st et SONtN and 1364 Oliver Cox has bow: uel Ross, for $16,000, lot 1: sq feet on B'street, betw Shmuel Ross has bon: nderson Koss, for $1 20 by 80 feet, on the n P and Q Streets p. ‘al advocate oF U Whieb showid be mi OTHER COMPLAINTS. th sald that while the association had been formed im the interests of the water- takers, he would sugrest | ened so as to co-ope: elUzen who will appeal fo the trom the local press on the Water question, which proved, he sald, that there ‘pendent press in thts city. He belleved. tat this was te best system of government the objection was to the men who execu laws. die thought th ‘och street, betw Bovs Axngstep in a Hay Lorr. @ and two colored, who could 1 which surrounds the 0 Fraigued before rday afternoon, charged with - ‘hat the scope be broad- peters, Aunrers Protection of every He readextracts ‘controversy over the dock at the Pr Judge Harper ye being vagrants au ‘aggart arrested them on the *, OR SeVenth stteet, where Been Sleeping for white boy said he w: of getting a whi Officers stated, hi ‘were given 30 days each, in d DeNtat. Deraurwen ‘The following adaiti faculty of the dental they sald they had several nights. The largest s afraid to go home for fear unjust and ty) they had tried the water crowd had attended thetr meetings, and he Ww fe that the president tn its next call for the iuceUng should announce that the Would assist all those win lice regulations and fel fe thought this would by “I Uhibk that we had question,” exclaimed oue have nov succeeded with th: Mr, Stith sud tae main U People at the meetings and then themselves felt on any question, No action, however, was taker eetlng adjourned f, Reform School. They usiness and no >» NATIONAL UNIVERstry.— been made to the vartmment of the National D. Dz 0 felt the injustice of the it themselves oppressed, ter fight the water of the Hence, was to get the make fessor of theory and p1 J. Cockerilie, D.D. S., john’ A. Daly, D. D. rative and prosthetic dent Professor of operative den- S., demonstrator of istry, and R. Fink ‘S, climical professors EL Se! a em Thar HE was Nor Max. esterday a young Geriuan ‘appear Mice of the clerk of the court and: ast iat he was not married, whice He stated that go to Germany to get a wife, and that he would be unable it without a certificate that he tion, and the m Wave a CERTIPICA Monday In Septe apenas ‘ea MONEY Parp For 4 Licexan.— an Tday against bia. He aileges that he was ous to April 1, District of Coluta po gen let of Gotu: Der annuin “Upod ued to preveut hia frou bese, or to punish ulm if be did Under such compulsion he District assessor ior a six —— re em license rary Co the Coustit and that the District He thererore claims of Ovr.—Hi Scott, colored, ENT fenry col rht-liner,” drove some woinen home cht, and about 1 o'clock this Kendig met him he only hac It was a violation of the us, and the officer arrested him. larper this morning Scott suid he in his laimps and one of court accepted bis personal i i E gee Hl 4, 4 H rning candles LEE COMMITTED TO JAIL, ‘The Result of the Inquest im the Case of Frank Waters, ‘Yesterday afternoon at the third precinct sta- tion, a8 stated in Tae Sta, an inquest was held over the body of Frank Waters, the young col- ored man who was killed on the Rock Creek Church road Saturday night. An old colored man named John Locksley testified that some time Sat- urday night John Lee, one of the prisoners, came to his house and asked for witness’ son Henry, who went to the door to converse with him, Witness heard Lee tell his son that he (Lee) had murdered aman. Henry said: “No you didn’t.” Lee said: “Yes I did; and if you will come with me I will prove it by Joe Taylor, who helped me.” Witness heard Lee caution Henry not to call him by his right name, ag the police might be looking Henry Locksley, the son, corroborated his ator’ testimoy as to the conversation between Lee and himself. Witness sald that when Lee came to Mis house Saturday night he said: “+I done a man up on the 7th-street road to-night.” gnversatiou between Les and Locksley “= conversa ween Lee an - 2h ‘Lachlan Tyler testified a8 ¢0 the ‘nature of e wounds, Lawrence Bailey, the young colored man who ‘Wag also Injured it the ight, described the fight, and said he was certain thit Lee was the man who cut Waters, He was unable to describe the ‘weapon used. ‘Tils closed the testimony, and the jury returned a Werdict holding Lee responsible for the killing. Lee was committed to jal to await the action of the grand jury, ce Taylor, Who Is also supposed to have taken part in affray, not been captured, A Rainy Day in Camp, A SMALL ATTENDANOR AT THE SERVICES—RECENT ARRIVALS. Correspondence of Tax EVENING Stan. ‘WasntxoToN GROVE, August 15. ‘This was a veritable “blue Monday” in camp. The forenoon services of the sanctuary were but slimly attended because of the occastonal showers. Dr. McKendree Reilly preached at 11a. m. In the absence of the chorister, Prof. J. Henry Wilson, Mr. G. L Poole, cornetist, conducted the singing. ‘The little folks turned out comparatively well to attend their especial afternoon Gospel _service, each prepared to recite a verse beginning with he letter D. AUS p.m. Rev. C. W. McNainar, of Baltimore, preached tos good congregation. ‘Two conversions were reported. Rev. Peyton Brown and ev, A. R. Thompson, of Clarksburg, carue to-day. ‘To-morrow afternoon will be to Kemperance work. | Kawin Higgins nt of the State Alllance, will deliver an address. Miss Laura Maxwell arrived this evening, and is the guest of Mrs. L. W. Worthington. Among the late ayrivals at the Grove Café are HL. White, W. D. Uines, Virginia; Mrs. V. B. Hines “aud diughter, Baltimore; Geo. C, Harries, Satol, Emory, Mrs. S. €. Viers, T. Baliey and J. B. Gott and lagy. — Exempt from Seizure on Judgment for Debt. Avausr 12, 1887. To the Editorof Tax Evgrxe Stan: Will Tax Stax be good enough to state what amount of personal property is exempt from seiz- ure on judgment for debt in the District of Colum- Dia; also, if a-judgment for labor performed has any preference over claim for ordinary debt, and obitge ‘WoRKMAN? ‘The exemptions are as follows: For head of family or bouscholdcr, all wearing apparel, house; hold furniture not exceeding $300, provision and fuel for thred montus, mechanics’ tools, and im- plements of trade, or stock in business, not exceed- ing $200each; library and fmplements of pro- fessional men or artists not exceeding $300 in Value; one horse, mule, or yoke of oxen, cart, Wagon, or dray, and harness, fainily pictures and library not exceeding $400 in value, one cow, one swine, and six sheep. None fs, however, exempted when ‘the debt ts due for wages to servants, com- mon laborers, or clerks, except the wearing ap- parel, beds and bedding, and household furniture and provisions. | In addition, a later law exempts w all actual residents $100 salary or wages each month in all cases except the judgment be for wages, —-___ ‘The Sparrows and the Storm. PECKS OF DEAD BIKDS PICKED UP UNDER TREES IN PUBLIC GROUNDS. To the Editor of Tae Evesina Star: ‘The severe storm of Wednesday evening, 11th Inst, Was unusually destructive to English spar- rows. Many hundreds, perhaps thousands, must have perished in this city alone. A large propor- tion of the sparrows which are not nesting— laalnly young ones—pass the night together in large ‘companies, frequently congregating to the number of 500 or a thousand in some large tree, or group of trees, where they, resort regularly, Under such a group of trees, near the main en- trance of the Smithsonian ‘building, 254 dead sparrows were picked. up Eriday morning, and later in the day it was learned that 120 were counted beneath another group of trees near the eastern entrance of the National Museum, Ata large roosting-place in the Agricultural grounds the destruction seeras to have been even Greater, Dut most of the dead birds were carried away before belng counted. Several persons were seen collecting them in baskets or bags, an the last man carried off nearlyxa peck, (probably. 100 or 125 birds) there 1s little doubt that 300 or ae sparrows must have been killed at this roost alone. ‘Thus far no birds but English sparrows are known to have been killed by the storm, but this ig easily accounted for by the fact that the English Sparrows in this city probably outnumber all ouuer ‘ds at least 500 to one. It is also worth noting that the great majority of those killed were young of the year, although perhaps 2 or 3 per cent were old birds. ‘The catise of death 15 somewhat doubtful. Mr. Ridgway, Ornithologist of the National Museum, believing’ that the sparrows roost in such numbers that many of them are compelled vo put up with small twigs or Ups of branches, where they are whipped about by the wind, aud ‘nally beaten to the ground and actually drowned. It seems more ee the writer, however, that while some ay be killed in the manner described, the major- ity die from cold, for the feathers ouce wet, the birds are unable’ to keep warm, and the chili, to- gether with the exhaustion caused by the strug- gle with wind and rain, is too much for them, ‘The Department of Agriculture is pearing @ 5 ng! ctal investigation of the habits of the Sparrow, a3 well as of our native birds, and any one having Enowledge of sparrows or other birds killed by Thursday's storm will confer a favor by communicating the facts to Dr. C. Hart Merriam, ornithologist, Department ot Agriculture, Waursr B. Barnows, Acting Ornithologist. ae ‘The Coming Eclipse. ASTRONOMERS READY TO STUDY THE GRAND Mys- TERIES OF THE BUN. To the Editor of Tux EVENrxa Stan: The present week promises to be one of the most. interesting, in @ scientific point of view, that has occurred in the history of time, This 13 owing to the extended preparations which have been made to observe a total eclipse of the sun, which will be Seen in Europe on the 19th inst. ‘Or late years concerted operations have been made by astro- omic tnstitutjons, through thelr chosen agents, to make these Observations as positive and exact as knowledge of nature's laws and the perfection of instruments allow; and 80, when these oppor- tunities occur, we may expect many elucidations of exact science, as well as important discoveries, after these observations have been accomplished. ‘The United States will be well represented, and no doubt its chosen representatives will acquit them- selves in a highly creditable manner. ‘The sun’s surface will form one of ‘the most 1n- tersting features of observation as tt approaches contact with that of the moon; and in this way Some Of the conditions and perturbations con- Uguous to his mass may be more fully understood and explained. ‘The oft-maintained and disputed theory of an intra-mercurtal planet may possibly De solved by the watchful eyes of the professors of this eventful occasion, and thus the eccentricities of the planet. Mercury—those which show. some otner cause beside the sun—may be naturally ex. plain Many other mysteries connected with the sun Will be studied closely at this short but opportune period, but none, perhaps, with such great interest as that of the Corona—or the “Glory,” as some call 4t—whieh tor hundreds of thousands of miles out- ‘Wards surrounds the sun’s disc. It seems to be composed of wo distinnt types or conditions, called by scientists the Chromosphere and tho Photosphere, the one more closely surrounding the Sun’s dise, pfobably composed of incandescent ele- ments partaking of a gaseous nature, and exceed- ingly dense, active and powerful, us Jets of this jer have been seen to rise to immense heights ‘and spread over vast surfaces. The outer surround. ‘seems to be of a much rarer nature, of a whiter sometimes quite reyuluriy encivling the otis qi encircling the other; Other times very irregular in shape—much ai the action of our auroral streamers in one of their grand displays, if we may use such an insignificant comparison, ‘What this enormous encircling is has been the study and puzzle of astronomers since its discovery. ‘The great forces and elements of the sun combin- Plain the nearer ring; able to Dring out an’ ‘entirely satistactory the envelope es out bun- dreds of and even millions, of miles into space, and ts able to its shape in such ‘short periods of time. seems to be the nearest solution. Those, ho are inter. ested in these our Sulla of the observers ack ‘and if mish tay af, sara ‘Verially in tie sm ‘Transfers Deeds in To briner et al, aq. 30; 800 Rudolph SiBsinallvsed casarsiy Stiey ye 4 $1000. rank ‘hnd ta, aes nA Siaty 4 soowden wo oo aa ores Coz to Samuel ove ‘Ross to J. Anderson’ 8, Hoss 16 Ouver Cox, Jat, siden joan Eri cay 3 Senne : Dagne et al, wo Joa, ‘THE AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTS. A Convention in Session To-day at the Agricultural Department, ‘The Association of Official Agricultural Chem- sta, which 1s composed of one delegate from each of the agricultural stations and colleges in the country and from other bodies exercising control of fertilizers and agricultural products, met in convention today in the Library of the Agricultural Department. The business to-day consisted of a general discussion of the report of the committee on feeding stuffs, by Prof. @. C. Coldwell, of Cornell, and of the report of the com- mittee on dairy producta, by Prot. H. W. Wiley, of ‘To-morrow the reports of the committee on fer- tilizers will be presented and discussed. jowing are the names of the delegates: jew Haven; Mr. Clifford Rich- ; Dr. P. E. Chazol, Cbarieston, Goscoyne, Richmond; Professors t a Galdwen, Yenaca, Ala.; W. C. Stubl SONS OF JONADAB. —_ ____ RATLROADs. nual or DMO! u Nk = ae ee pag 0 ee 8.90 aM East “dons nt Gordonsville, Chariottesvilis Hlegbeny Sprites. Bristol, fi: EDUCATIONAL. _ F . \izapeacaos OF THE HOLY CROss, FAMILY SUPPLIES. ‘The annual meeting of the Sovereign Council of ‘the Sons of Jonadab began this morning at Grand Army Hall. It 1s expected that the session will tives present from Rhode Island, New Jersey, ‘Maryland and the District of Columbia, The oM- i ‘arrenton, sy Layncviine and Seaton 1312 MASS. AVE. ¥. W., USE ONLY THIS BEER AND BE al wa ‘Will resume first Monday in September. Affords every ucation, The musical department, embracing Harp. Piano, Organ, Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin, is directea | FAUST by thoroughly sccomplished teachers. Painting in| 013 Lustre, Oil and Water Colors. Special attention paid to Bookkeeping and the Higher Mathematica, Attached to the academy is a Department for Little Sail "Daily for Warrenton, Ch en. Oise: Houta, tid. Stations toe? BUSCH BREWING ASS'N, COR 1ST AND VA. AVE SW, | [eteeville. Gorlonavill cky Mount, Danvil York to'Atanta. Atlanta to ‘New Ori fckebune and. Shreveport Does not connect for a0. route pote PS Bally ex Strasbune “Sia throngh fost Wee Ox Ororrto PORT WINE. Pure and Reliable, for ‘Medicinal Usa. CALIFORNIA BEAUNR, Ghoicest of Domestic Clarets, ‘A Delicious Beverage HEATED SEASON. 1. W. BURCHELL, Were as follows: District of Columbia, Mullen, Jno, J. We 'm. H. Norton, Wm. Bero1 E. Madden, E.'E. Irniey, Ay, Arriving ND. mn R. 0, Polktughorn We apache aaa ES Beat ab Higes, peste Boe, SoM jones D5 . G. Martin, Joa. Harris and Jas, H. ion Was mainly occupied with the and reference of the annual reports. CITy ITEMS. * Drink the « RANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A ife-size crayon portrait in fifteen knowledge of drat work. J. W. REYNOI ‘Tthand E sts. SUMMER RESORTS. HE GILSEY,” A family house, immedi peach. “Atlantic City Node sed rong Dally for Warrenton, oH “necessary. Call and Boom’ 11, May. Berkely, Col.; G. C. N. Y.; N. T. Li bt Baton Kouge; J. A. State COL, Pa; iL; E. A. ‘von Schweiretz, Ghegnier, Baltimore; Fort Collins, Col.; ‘Mr. C. Mindeleft, Washit pers Washington ta urs, WILEx- ROSPECT HOUSE, CHAPEL POINT. MD,—CA- pacity 100 guests: newly furnished: tl tciase; abundance of board very reason- Pee : IWS Proprietor: F. T. Rol “Queen of Beern” Ifyou Want to save doctors’ bills. ‘The health of rour entire family Will be studied by ordering r from the Agency, 1206 D street northwest. ‘7 cents per dozen, For & Good Assortment of Carri: ‘Lamps, see L. H. Hopkins, 904 Pa, ave, “Royal Glue” mends ‘em.—Boston Varieties Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning Ib. “Ward” prints, 40c. per ID. Kuorr, Washington; Mr. Cart, Washington: Brodbert, Marton, Ind., anc CHARLES F. Dowonr Duownep.—Tho sad news ‘was recetved in this city yesterday of the death by drowning on Sunday last of Charles F. Dumont, youngest son of James A. Dumont, s meral of steam vessels, at .. No definite particulars in regard to the sadac- ¢ident have been received, as Gen. Dumont and family are away from the city. ‘The interment will be made at the Albany Rural Cemetery, Scho- ‘Wednesday afternoon. ‘The Courts. Equiry Court—Judge Merrick. ‘To-day, Dulin agt. Dulin; order appointing guardian ad litem. ‘Wheatley’agt. Harvey et al: order confirming sale nisi. In re Menikhetin (Idiot)3 writ de lunatigo inqurendo order. Duncanson; order sustaining plea. In re Ormes (deceased);’ order referring to auditor. Court—Judge Har in front of Executive i; | Nore ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS, rriving Washiueton, r. H. W. Wiley, n the Routh wa, Charlot arrive in Wash corte ‘Through trains fro villeand Lyneubure, YOREST GLEN PARK, MD. ‘The most beantiful site on the Metropolitan Braueh, B. aud O. i it ‘Only 9 miles from F5 fealthy Location. Pure Water. lass in all its appointments, Konig to the Forest Glen Tmprovement Co. ores! oven EXANDER T. HENSEY, ALEXANDER T. SEY, _Telephone call 73. HE MANSION, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION oF RRR FER ROR gs riotteaville at 40 P. aM and delivered in 3 Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Se. per quart. Kajiroad. GU aud Is streets. 1 Base nger Asreiit, BALTVRE AN O10 RAILROAD | Schedme tm effect, SUNDAY. EDUCATIONAL. WITHIN C. SHORTLIDG! MEDIA ACADEMY. AT (NEAR PHILADE Thirty minutes from. Bi the best equipped and Students boar and graduates of Ha of Penneslvani muildings, sin with ainple bath THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Ttis without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. iMers have not only the most perfect mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, but they produce Flour UNSURPASSED by any millin the world. To prove | ix at that, we would simp! this magnificent Flour is shipped und eaten at the principal courts of the vid work, ATLANTIC CITY, THE LARGEST AND MO! NVENIENTLY Lota tep HOw ty Furnished and iberally Managed Poised tery Mage ARLES McGLADE, Proprietor. UM SPRINGS, and rates ad dack Landing, N.Y. UNE 19th, 199%, Leave Washington from road Street Station. One st Dest managed schools. uy the Principal. Teachers all men rd. Yale, Princeton, University -class Colleges. e, double, or communicating rooms, Sccomnmodations, “Every reom bas in radiator and is completely furnished. New Gymnasium refitted and heated Best instruction, best care, best table. Special opportunities for apt students to ‘advance rap- Special private tutoring for bacl do} ‘Patrons or students may select an} English. Scientific, Business, Civil Engineering course. New Laboratory, with twenty-four cases, ment in Commercial hy, Short-hand, Type- More fully supplied witb apparatus than any other College-fitting or Commercial School in the United States. Twelve teachers for about one hundred students, Every teacher devotes hi: time to one or two subjects. Media Acadet every home Se the ‘best education, and’ ee price covers every Sxpense, No extras except for music. No incidental expenses, No examinations for admission. No illus- Tioga ft E, A.B. A. M., at the Riggs House FRI Station comnerot Now Jar and 9:40 porn. dal joextra fare ix changed on this traintae lance quantity of | Athletic Grounds, ually to Europe incinnati, Louisville and St, Lontsdaily at® 15 4 romgh coaches aud Palace Me »Cincinnat and 3:15 p.m. tea fast | Louis, arrivitur in Oi isterous talking fansion; 15 days in default of a fine ot $5. Virginia Jackson, a small colored trl, sentenced to 90 days in default of bonds, for fmnioral practices in Li Coleman, colored, appeat Ben, Lewis, a young colored man, whom he ged With being In crowd of “crap” players at the corner of 1st and N streets southwest. The Judge thought the practice of “crap shooting” was ‘very demoraluzing to young men, and imposed fine of $5. Henry C. guilty of standing K streets, but he bel ‘He'was fined. “shooting crap” ani assessed $5. P. J. Willis, usin, ned $5 or one week. Uiled that Rose Alexander, colored, has been in the habit of visiting his place of business and an- “Did you ever live with her?” asked the Judge. “Yes, Sir,” answered witness. She ‘Thomas Butler, a colored man, was fined $5 for being disorderly on the street. Affairs in West Washington. , & twelve-year-old col- Yesterday afternoon »j ‘OTEL DENNIS; R ‘Open all the year. Warm sea water baths, Hydraulic elevator. Open lawn fro by7-zmj BR’ tudes or chose ab lewe-Preparatory, or Physical mid Chvinte Like everything else that has gained renown, some | this t Person or persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation it has attained by imitating the ‘ing thereby to palui off au interior tical Business De with Bank, Offices, writing, &,, Sc. Detroit, with Parlor as a witness against Brand, and atte | article for thegenuine. THEREFORE, | ‘Bo sure and seo to it that either sacks or barrels read Seagon 1887 opens JUNE Pe ania Railroad access @irect to the Hotel, Washington for Kehoboth Beach, Dela m. Change at Baltimore and arrive at Ke in. Circulars at Star office. Address V shit House Co. Jel: ‘Luray inclusive: 3:15 p.m, ms, 10:10am. daily, jewark, Wilmington and Phila id siiternuediate palms For Lexington and Local Statio; | ecentsunday. ‘alentine, colored, on the corner of 25th and ved himself ke a gentle~ 5. Henry Davis, colored, for making loud noises, was bud language, was ayne, colored, tes- 30 ((ATSRILL MOUNTAIN For Wilmington, Del LAKE GEORG! On and after SUNDAY, West Shore Railroad will to and from the yania Railroad, trains to and from Washincton. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN Leave Jersey City Station at 8:50 a.m. rive Hotel Raat nore and Wilningtou, 00 aan. te de Graca, Singnrly “ADIRONDACKS, June 26, express ti Station of the Peni ‘lose connections with tast And have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. 20, 6:40,7.30, 1 aS cidaate aS 645, 730,825 Ore on Sundays 6.26, 7.30, 8:30 and 125, 1790, 3-30, 8 0.4 40, 5 90, Oa The Principal will sptemt FIFTEENTH ST,, Washington, D. C. ‘The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies and Chil- dren will re-open Wednesday, September 21st. Ag- commodations for a limited number of Boarding Scholars, An especial conveyance for the use of pupils living at a distance. Until September Ist address for particulars and circular 1726 N st. RTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, .W., near City Post-Office, Business Colley EK 15, Re i, 9 8. mM. snd 6-30 p.m. Theoretical and Junior Practical Departments and Senior Practical or Banking and Office Department, Thorow uainose Arithmetic, Correspo ‘Zchange, Interest, Discount, Com- Brokerage, Averaging of Accounts, Partn hip Settlement, and Partial Payment. lasses in Grammar, Arithmetic, Reading, Writing, and, Spelling. Tuition feo, Regular Busit year, #60—payable 810 on entering, istallments #10 each: W. M. GALT & CO, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. tion and to Phoenicia (fo ‘Kasterskill and Moun- SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. EXPRESS — 20 am. Arrive Hotel Kaat 4:47 p.m; Grand Hotel, 4 it. House Station, 4:1 @ Saratoga 5:50 p-m.; 5,640, 810 4th ANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. — YOU WILL | ore os 4:40, 6-45 ind 110 pan ‘hat itis to drink ‘the Richest aud | 9% pduced in” ali the world until yor INE MANDHELING | chants sell it tecause of the sinall profi Still we have found after several years of constant it regularly in stock, that our gules have suficiently increased to more than’ make uj | the difference, ‘our stles of it having already reached . ‘This entirely overcomes an- | ‘ommonly experiepeed by others, ¥iz.; That of offering Coffee not freshly Toasted, Wo | 2 oust these woods ever day, and hence the Coflee livered to the cus 28 Oth st, be ARRESTS.—Milton Jas} ored boy, was arrested Officer Fisher on the charge of stealing two tuel combs from the fancy store of Mrs. Sarah L. Col- Since his arrest other cases of tty larceny are being investigated, which may, to Jasper.—John Caton, twenty-one years old, was arrested yesterday by laying base ball in the street.— rs. Aun Garrett, who died on Sat- urday from cancer of the liver, took place yester- day atvernoon from Holy Trinity (Catholic) churen, and Was attended by the Sodality of the B. V. M. Rev. Fathers Roccofort and Kelly officiated. ‘The remains were interred at Mt. Olivet. CaTTLE MARKET. stock at Drove itaffords. | Bau. tor pri Branch, 10-10 Uns, on M street. experiment in keep ‘The Highest Stan Fall opening SEPT! Evening Sessio1 ge in America, | Cars Philadelphia to. Gra | Phanicis (for Hotel jouse), und New York to Saratoca, SARATOGA AND CATSKILL’ MT. SPECIAL— Leave Washington 9:00 a.m. i.; Phoouicis, 7:5 Ti Palenvillg, 8:05 It is thought, be tr: Koaterskill and other, drawbacl Officer Hess tor ‘The funeral of = at all stations om Metro ederick 10:10 an. and 4:40 am. and 5:30 p.m. dally,on insarrive from the West daily 6:: oits ou Shenandosh Valley RAR, 1:15 p.m. ‘From Philadelohia, Chester, Wilmington and Havre Ho pan. and 2 wre de Grace, Stuer tion in Bookkeeping euce, Penmanship, .; Grand Hotel, $:45 p. . House Station, "8-00 p. mh.” Arrive Sarat ow York to Grand. e heenicia (for Hotel Kaaterskill and Mountain jouse), and Washington to Saratoga. Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad offices snd connect in the Jerse resol eat through. ‘scarcely cold. w omer, ELPHUNZ) YOUNGS CO, 20, 7:20 amy Tne following’ sales of live Rest, D.c., yesterday, are re- ported: 134 cattle up dnd all Sold. Best, 4nd; Medium, 3%a4; common, “sass. 766 Sheep and lamys. ‘sheep, 23035; lambs, 48 3343 calves, 425, 10 cows and calves, $20 and $40. Market for ail kinds of stock brisk, ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 7: recelving reservolr, temperatul north connection, 12; condition ‘at South connec- 38; distributing reservolr, temperature, 80; ton at iofluent’ gate-house, 3 effluent gate-house, 36. High te in the river to- 220 aun; low tide at 12:04 p.m, balance montbly 11 full-on entering. advance, #20: by the month, 810. Tuition, $15 for three month and $40 for one hess Course, 84 Lady Students City Station for all northern ‘Baggage checked C. E. LAMBERT, 26 for six montha, olarsbip, Special Busi ibject to 15 per cent reduction to special Course for Civil Service, Full particulars, College Office every week da Kranich aud Bach and other fine Pianos—new and second-hand—at great barsains for cash until October Pinus tne Onguns moved. cx-hanged or rented, Decxer Bros: Prxos, Beg Se ge Tue Esrex Urxtcut Praxo g | ubntined fowin the areatent fr, Sand be rapidly the enviable ‘renowat (OF nearly Years By the ESTEY QhGi sR HE ATLANTIC OCEAN EW MANAGEMENT. ie taken control of the hotel property. at this famous resort,and having made many improvements, incltiding the eutire refar- nishing of the hotel, I would respectfully. tronuse of its old admirers and the public. thing facilities are unsut fin later reduced fo 82.50 per day, 81 reduced to $2.50 per 2 ‘Can be Teached from Nork Accomiack on M. ty N.Y. P& N. fies, 515 p.m, pointy, 8:25 m, y ‘except Sunday. rederick aud intermedia ; condition, 26; » 81; condition at g M,C FG. MARTYN, Presi NOTE.—Students can enter ments made by the mouth, qua time, Arrange- ‘Trains leave Baltimore r A the river wo. | ROCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT CITY, wb, be Brothers of the Christian Schools. Scientific, Classical, and Commercinl Courses. Modern Laugtages and Drawing out extra charge. Studies will be resumed on the 1st ‘Monday of September, 1887. 27 Send for prospectus. ROOKVILLE ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Mb, i HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Will open with three Instructors, Thursday Pupils in the house lin for Circulars to Rev. Dr. tone, exquisite audim SAN! iu. ‘st Relay station, 1” Washinwton stop Conducted. by " re taught with- t, whore orders ‘ud received a8 C.K. LORD, GPA G.SMAT'H, Pass'r Ag'| Washington. 3y3_ NSYLVANTA ROUTE SPLENDID SCENERY. aN 1 EQUIPMENT, 1 ‘Trainsleave Wasiincton from Station, commer of Sixt, and is rapidly | Yiil'po tanen f KE VI TI ‘of Watkins, N. It is $00 fect above and overlooks Seneca Lake. Telephone and 1 M uurer, Haltimorn, legraph Connections in the House, wly and elegantly furnished thu modern improvement ti Esrex O 100,000 in use. he new. ESTE! ‘ongan iy Wonder. Moderate prices and eary terms, SANDERS & STAYMAN, | (NUE GREAT THE NOT, | _ DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL KAILA. NELSON, Presiden! roprictors of the Nat ih tte Harbor, Fla, BURKILL & SON, prop'rs. Je4-3in (CEESSON SPRINGS, PENNA, MAIN LINE PENNA. RATLROAD. On top of Allegheny Mountains. THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE pen JUNE 25. Parlor and sleeping cars from all points Fast and Weit. For circulars So. 3 __ Superintendent, NON SPRINGS AND M: BATHS. GREAT NORTH MOUNTAL OF INIA. NO BAR. A safe, di Accommodations for 300. all information, apply to TI. Sina ste twa practical bosine qualifies young men and women to supvort them. y} successtully perform the active duties of 7h instruction wiven in. Rapid Writing, nguage, Correspondence, Kapid Calcu: lation, Book-keepiny, ‘Business Practice Science of Citizenshi , Stenography, aL ‘Sessions ‘resumed am. and G pm. for arrangements, by the year or gn and after Monday, August 29. A Full Teachers. Tuition fees—Regular business course, day sessions, one year, 870, p Dalance in monthi; sud Butter Car to se La ese oes holarship, paid full-on entering. 800s a rf ed inthe order of rexistra- Pacific Express, d the West, with through ‘TIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, yt Satirday, with Sind Elaine, at 0:50 tf summer bone for ‘OF pal wing 4,8, Prat 8 Sons, the Sug building, F strect by w., oraé the office of the’ Evening Forms ‘very. reasonable. New fast train, with Patlor can leaves We Until October 31, 8 Samora bakneN of no pice more del a NovmeRTES. JOHN A LOGAN. + “Thad a most delightful aay at foe “The handsome service of table forma ‘marked contrast to, that which, terizes summer resorts : MAS. know of no placewhere families orinva- uch heultiy ad enjoyment as they DR ROBERT REYBURN. WORKMANSHIP fino assortment of 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 IN Cans, Royat Baxina Powpen Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. UNEQUALLED 1 ICH, WALLED IND DC RABILET SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & Co. 817 Market Space. ANOS—NEW AND tion. Special advant a secured by bei ENHY C. SPENCER, Principal. ‘MRS, SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. ‘ORAVIAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, Bethichem, Pa, Established 1749 and in success- since, Offers a college course oF Preparatory instruction at moderate cost. ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST. ov Orga Voice, Vion Fate, Coface'e 0, Ongaty Voice, Violins Flute, Cot Tuvuntages. 0. Bc BULLARD, Di mr For Williamsport, Lock Haveu . M. daily, excent Suu For New York and B13) AM 2700.40, 1g 00 11:10, AM. 2 express of Pullinan Pariot daily, except Sunday, 0. B Roundtrip cular sent free on ay) of, will be sold THES MON’ close rooms for the summer. Enwazn F, 925 PENNSYSVANIA AVENUE, Sole Agent for ful operation ever and 4:00 P.M.daily for Boston without chat ‘uF Brooklyn, ie direct transfer to Pulte ‘our bountiful ferriage across N: lids can derive as much heal ean at Rock Enon Springs,* 1 Pa OatSuaae ‘to, Weou, 10.00 9:00. 11 6500, 10:00 aud 11:20) Dax Goons Ar Acrvar Cost Paice * DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST. AND WINDSOR Sg TTT EEE 1 buildings. Full grad: H E degrees. Also primary, pre} and business departinents. Fall sessions open taloyrues on application. ELLY, D.D., Pres't, Now Windsor, Ad. 5K LLEGI male College.—Separate ing courses with ‘Limited Express, 22% HE KITTATINNY, iE WATER GaP, P. Most central and delightfully locate plete in all its appointments. For circular aug vrius, A. BEGDHEAD & SON. OTEL BRIGHTON, — ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Recently remodeled and enlarged, making it the most modern hotel on the coast. ‘Large Bedrooms, Hydraulic Elevator, Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths. 12m “FW. HEMSLEY & SON. OCEAN END, KENTU iB, ‘ave, Atlantic Ci 1285, aus. Gg. We Si For Baitunore. 40,600, 83 aye ston | & Sons, Gabler, Decker & Son, if & "Comet and other Tnstrumen Pasments, Eachauyed, Keuted, Tuned, sie LAWNS AND BLANKETS, ICKINSON COLLEGE, CARLISLE, Pa, term, opens September 15; 3 four-year Course: the Latin-Scientific, and the Modern Facilities, in all respects improved; now larged faculty. increased, resources, wel jum. | Tuition, by scholarship, $6.25 ‘Cost of living ex- LAWNS, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12%¢. FRENCH LAWNS, 15, 18, 200 LINEN LAWNS, 12%, 15, 18. BLANEETS, slightly soiled, at actual cost price. Plaid, Checked, and Fancy 7EBINELED GINGHAMS, worth 12%c., reduced to SILKS, VELVETS, SATINS, DRESS GOODS at ‘actual cost during the month of August. Bargains in BLACK CASHMERES. INES (short lengths), real value, equipped yymuasium. aScurt toons of ministers, free, ceptionally cheap. ‘The Preparatory School, with new Snil excellent secommodations, al: expeditious preparation for coll desired information, NDRIA AND | FREDERICKSBURG WAN AND ALLRANDIUA AND WASHING! For Alexandria, 6:00, 6:4 12:04 moon, 203. 429. 4 at thorough and lege. _ For catalogue or ‘address J. A. MCCAULEY, Presiden se Si ee iS Raabe one of $75 fo $275; other makes from $25 up. Seidew iastallanente W. G. METZEROTT & CO, BOa Fa aves wear othe Do Nor Ponemse UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. A thoroughly first-class instrument a Over 41,000 now in use. Second-hand Pianos and to¥100.. Sold on small mont! ‘Largest assortment of S-cent DRESS GOODS, Stri Biylon, worth 20c, rede ELROSE INSTITUTE, HYATTSVILLE, M. ‘The next sunual sewsfon of tus Boneding: wad School for itis will borin on WEDNESDAX, Sey, Hiyattavilie, Md, J ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY fore Capitol Hill to 631 F Jy2-nat,tu,th-2m_ FIGURED SATT! ed with, customers who, by receive a pair worth $1. medium prica, at prices from $10 unde in the city. RY EBEKBAC . On Sunday at & 00, ), 5:10. 705, 9:32, 10: ibtormation tte fice nortan. reat ie i a Station, where orders can be left for the checking: m hotels and residences. AS. EB. PUGH, General Mauageor, sta ae Age POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-STWHARP wnt atid Wealuenda: apel Pont, Luursdays down apd ent, 7th-st, whart, 85 or over in Dry. 7 Sand mndsome Damask “T poms is ————— 'T. JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, UD.—EIGHT ta and Four Courses of ited to board in clubs if desl Preparatory School attached, "Special a sven 4 boys to ‘enter college, univer. sity, of the military or naval schools of the iment, Situation most, beautiful and healthtul. For address: Principal THOMAS FELL, A.M. | YHELTENHAM ACADEMY, HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. 3., OP- site New Columbis: newly furnished : lern improvements; full hot and cold seawater baths. EY HOTEL—BUL "RANKLIN “COU ‘G7 iniles northwest of Baltimore, "24 ours, 2,500 fect clevat WILL Bi ocean View: near oW. GOLT. myz isu TTTT REE SS, , Eth gs __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ae E R ERE BR OR Ses 11 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. NED JUNE 207TH. Fine scenery ‘and pure air and water. For terms, dress WM W. POWER, Siatiager, la Les CHELTEN HILLS, near Philada, Seventeenth year. Fine buildings ounds. Prepares boys for college oF business. ; alo farcas’ the ect ENTS, D, D, Suocmakurtown, Ow B rinerly with P, Hanson Hiss & Co. ABIG BREAK IN THE PRICE OF WAGE P, For the next thirty days we will sell 15e, Papers for 10c. ‘Ail 0c. Paper for -APER. all White Back | eps whart, Sundays 5c per eos wer for 4Uc. per piece. 10-4 Gold Bardens: 45e. (other Paper ta 9. B. LEPREUX ‘the | Gz: Tx Bur THE LEONARD DRY ATR CLFANARL® REFRIG- ERATORS, made in hard wood, ELEGANTLY CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL FILLED, and ZINC-LINED: every part removable for CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES, AIR-TIGHT LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of DRY COLD AUS sud ampvtclass workmanalip Swat Bors Surra 4nch Embossed JOHN McGAHEE, Aiexandria, ; QTEAMEK JON W. THOMPSON LEAVES 69 sirect whart every MUNDAX, WE ‘m., tor all Potorn ‘Gurrioman and fends her trip to Fare to all landings. First-class, second-class, 225 cents, { ORFOLK AND FORTE ‘Low fares, ‘The TAKE, clerantiy CHARLOTTE HALL ‘Three “ Departments—I Post-Graduate. (OOD HOUSE, HARPER'S ‘a, (95 miles from Washingto3 High elevation amoug the mounta from malaria and mosquitos. Spring teu drive from B. and U. 6 per Week; chil story, Academic, und ten mos, Board, Tuition, Washing, Room Kent, aud Fuel; situation health; Special attention to preparation for boys for teaching ig and business life. Address for catal K, W. SILVESTER, Charlotte Hall, St. Mary's Co. jy2i-tu.th,s,zm MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, FOR BOTH icordville, | Pa. pared for College or business. vate page care 6 Tver Landings, as THIS 18 THE TIME OF YEAR WHEN TH? AVERAGE SMALL BOY NEEDS AN EXTRA PAIR OF PANTS TO MAKE HIS SUMMER. JACKET LAST THROUGH UNTIL FALL, OR MAY BE THE ENTIRE SUIT HAS OUT- LIVED ITS USEFULNESS AND MUST HAVE A SUBSTITUTE OF MEDIUM WEIGHT; SOMETHING THAT WILL ANSWER FOR THE COOL DAYS THAT ARE.TO COME. WEDNESDAYS «3 tic ave., between Vermontand Rhode thorough. students Little boys. No etal "ED—BY A YALE MAN AN ENGAGEMENT forcomine Private tutor tot ior TLANTIC HOTEL, Is now open for thie season of 188%. JOHN TRACY, Prop. SEWING MACHINES, &e. Tse Suzxr Auzncax No. aS (For Foot and Hand Power.) The standard of excellence in mectianism 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 Hts, place Sole Agency District of Columbia, ‘Next door to Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot.__1y23 Tse Veox Laresr “NEW HOME” SUPERIORITY IN EVERY RESPECT. ‘The acknowledged peer of all Sewing Machines: ‘Ladies, call at our office and examine it. SAN CITY MD, 7 a monping at tines, Poiae rvt-cluse uucals worved ia PRICES LOWER THAN ANY, FRIGEEATOR IN THE \.H HOERR, ‘801 Market Space. Do Nor Porcmse A Varor Srove ‘until you have examined our large assortment of the Crown Jewel Stove, the bestin the market, with im- provements not in any other stove. A full line of Refrigerators, Water ng school year ‘MARTIN L. DI portousc TRANSPORTATION LINE. ‘Capt. C. Geox began, Teiwea Diktisoise and "Wasi ASSS THE ft cuy. Competsitianteoc! PURNELL, AM, LED Jy tin and Commercial Stodiog wil bore: bay ng = Ay at aud tor Fs ete haunts 5 aati datuay on ot a ALL-WOOL CASSIMERE, FLANNEL, AND CHEVIOT PANTS, FROM 4 TO 13 YEARS, AT @1 UP TO 93.50. SPECIAL ATTENTION CALLED TO OUR LINE OF SUITS AT THIS PRICE. SMALL BOYS’ LINEN SUITS AND ODD TROUSERS, PLAIN OR STRIPED OF DIFFERENT COL- ° fal Togties apply to W. 5. ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE. Course of studies: mg: Boarders per session of dents Xe 188" on MONDA) Please send for s Catalogue. HE WEST WALNUT ST. BOARDING SCHOOL og ladies and little, ACE his, Pa. ts i 7th Btrve SUITS 93.60 UP. 2 429 20th ae 20k POTOMAC RIVER LANDIL NeW TuOS STEAMER “WAKEET ver Tth st, wharf on MONDA\S, THURSDA} SATURDAYS at / ein. Keturuing TUESDAYS Baltimore County, SEPTEMBER VERY HANDSOME AND DRESSY SUITS OF WHITE FLANNEL, WHITE SERGE, AND WHITE DUCK. WHITE FLANNEL AND SERGE ARE IN NORFOLK AND SAILOR SUITS. WHITE DUCK ONLY IN NORFOLK. BOYS SUITS, LONG PANTS, 98 UP. FLANNELS, SERGES, CASSIMERES, CORK- SCREWS, OR WHAT NOT. PANTS, LIGHT WEIGHT, JUST WHAT YOU WANT FOR AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER . Special sttention given tw Plain and Decorative ‘Estimates and desiens forall kinds of In- terior Decorstion and’ Furnishing WN FEMALE COLLEGE. ing Lean ge the Delaware. 22h gg NOE sme 1b. fe ad of the bighest order gaa ot "ted ooh Reded Bosl ‘Hendmaster. yim ERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14TH BT. ¥. W. OPEN ALL SUMM FRENCH, ‘ VEKNON MT. VERNONt Pea JRDENTO' a bes 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., ‘An inspection of pz reece Waste Baie ater xPfs's cocoa peer GAB COOKING STOVES EB BABNUM & CO.,, On band and for sale, OF 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. cael % JAMES EPPS & OO. Homeopathic Chemists, aw,cor. Oth and Ketnw, mb31 WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.