Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1888, Page 4

a. N. ‘The Weather. For the Districtot Columbia, Virginia, and North Carolina, stationary temperature, {dllowed by warme coast; —o—___ QUEEN AxwE CovogyR Fragrant, lasting. MERTz's DRUG Stone. ‘SEE Our $9.90 sult sale. Erseway's, 7th and E AT THE Fam. s12 7th street uorthwest, Satur- ', Great Dargain sale. Two gallon water coolers, 72x. “Retrigeratore at cost. Stirs Recep to $0.00 Erseway’s, 7th and E ‘Tux Bust Covocxe Mape—Queen Anne. Mexrz's Dave STORE. r Saturday: fatr, preceded }; ue oo # y Tain on the ‘thing you Fam Dauixe, honest prices, at Mertz’s drug- Blore. APorcran Scwaen Resort of Washingtonians 4s Rock-Enon Springs, Va. ze. NEW Inrortavion of Bay Kum, Menrz's Drug ‘Btore, 1014 F street. A Dexr Cr into the prices of our summer goods has been made, to effect their rapid sale. Such Bargains as we are now offering in gent fine | Kangaroo and calf low sho" abd in ladies’, misses’ and child's elegant slippers and low wes have ‘never been known in the annals of the shoe trade. At will be money tn your pocket to visit Win, Haba Co.'s reliable shoe house, 816 7th street, 102 ylvania avenue, or 231 Pennsylvania avenue ‘southeast. Sze our $9.00 suit sale, Hrsemay’s, 7th and E Dowy Leave rux Cir¥ without a bottle of Queen Anne : ERTZ'S DRUG S — 1014 F street. PANTS To Oxpxx, $4.50. Eiskwan’s, 7th and E. ‘Menrz, the druggist, 1014 F st, makes the prices Yor the drug trade. ‘Pants To Onpex, $4.50. Etseman’s 7th and E. CITY AND DISTRICT. oa Atpaven’s.—“La Peric! Hannis’.—“The Bells.” Paxonama BUILDING. — ge Condensed Locals. Oswald C. Allen was inthe Police Court this Morning under the name of Henry Allen. He and @coiored Woman Lamed Susan Shepherd were barged With vagrancy. Allen is separated from luis wife and was arrested in company with the colored woman. ‘They were sentenced to thiryy days each in default of bods, Jobn. D. Jackson, colored, aged seventy-ctght Years, dropped dead at his home, near the United States magazine, Wednesday might. Last evening an unoccupied house on 19th street extended was destroyed by tire. Gen, Geo, ineridan, of this city, was robbed Of bis gold watch at a hotel tn ludianapolis, yes- Terday. The watea Was taken irom his room While he was at breakfast. An assignment bas been made to Hiram D. Love ‘Dy W. D. Earl of bis stock of groceries, &c., tor the Deneft of creditors. ‘The will of Angela Gatto, filed to-day, leaves her estate to Annie Pepton and Maggie Bonavires, er two daughters, Barefooted Woman on a Tramp. <A STORY OF MAXDSHIP TOLD BY FOUR WANDERERS CARED FOR BY THR POLICE At midnight last night a strange looking quar- Vette stepped off the train arriving from the South at the Baltimore and Potomac depot. They were apparently tn distressed circumstances and were cared for by the police until to-day. The party Was composed of John W. Cook, a muah thirty-two Years old, bis sister, Eliza Cook, twenty-eight ears old, their mother, Martha Cook, fifty-eignt Years old and a boy of ten, named Lecnard Shus- fer, the son of a sister of’ John and Eliza Cook. ‘The boy's father and mother are dead. The two were barefooted and dressed uF blstered feet evidenced the hard- undergone, and their worn looks Durned faces and heads told a story of expos Ure and Insufficient nourisument. They carried ‘With them several bundles and baskets con- Taining all their famiy property. The man ‘Was fortunate enouga to possess a pair of cheap cow-hide shoes. He told a STaR reporter Sane | ney had walked from Meadow station, below Richmond, Va., to a point near Fredericksburg, a @istance of absut 60 miles The women walked all this distance barefooted. ‘There they had taken @ train to this city, the mother having Means enougl to pay their tare here. ‘They are on their way to Martinsburg, W. Va, thelr old home, where they nave a sister living, and where ‘hey hope to be able to make @ living: ‘They left Martinsburg June 17 last, and tramped slowly to Meadow station, where they arrived September %& ‘There they "secured work ut times — from Jarmers, but the man said they had had a pretty hhard Ume. The police officers gave them accom- Wodatlons in the station house last night, aud Provided breakfast for them this morning. They ‘Were then sent to police headquarters ‘The strangers were furnisued transportation to ‘Martinsburg and lett on the 10:55 train, A Victory. SUE WASHINGTONS DEFEAT THE PITTSBURGS— OTUEK GAMES YESTEKDA ‘The Senators iad a streak of luck yesterday and ‘took a game from Pittsburg by the Score of 3 to % ‘The batteries were O'Day and Murray, and Morris and Carroll. ‘The Piusburgers went to pieces in the eignth inning and let in two runs that lost Them tue game. Washington made 6 nits and 3 ‘errors, and Pittsburg 8 its and 7 errors, Chicago took advantage of some costly errors by ‘the Phillies, and won by the score of 4 to 3. Bryan and Daly, abd Gleason and Schriver were the bat- Yeries. Chicago made 6 hits and 2 errors, and Philadelphia 9 hits and 4 errors, Detroit wou in a sluzging match with New ‘York, score 18 to 1, The chaimpions made 10 runs Yu the third inning and the Giants made 7 in the fourth. Conway and Bennett, and Weidman and Ewing were the Datteries it made 14 hits ‘and 5 errors, gud New Yor! S and 6 errors. ‘The Hoosicrstook anotber game from Boston, 10 Ww7._ Sareve and Buckley worked for Indianapolis; Clarkson and Tate, Mad 1d O'Rourke for Bos” Yon. Indianapolis made 13 hits and 4 errors, and | Boston 10 bits and 3 errors. Brookiyn went down at Cincinnatt, score 14 to7. | Great efforts have recently been made to secure ‘White, the short-stop of tue Loulsville team, and he directors were at one time hopeiul that he Iuigbt sign. A telegram was received from him bis morning, however, stating that he had signed ‘with the St. Louts Browns, Mr. KC. Hewitt ts lying dangerously in at ‘Wallingford, Vt, where he was taken on the 21st Of last month.” No hopes are entertained of his recovery. —_+___ One Body Hrought Home. FORTHER PARTICULARS OF THE SAD DEATH OF GEN. WALSER'S SON AND DAUGHTER. Gen. and Mrs Duncan S. Walker arrived in the city at 5:30 oclock this morning, bringing with them the body of their daughter Edith, who lost her life in_ the surf at Seabright, N. J., on the 4th Instant. The body of her younger brother, Robert J. Walker, whe was drownes at the sanie time, has uot been recovered. The remains ot the Gaughter were taken to Gen. Walker's home, 207 | A street southeast, aud arrangements were made Services at St. James’ Pro- | u to-morrow afternoon at | tion made by a physi- Seabrixht of the body of Edith, indicated Was ot drowned but died of’ heart dis se. The body did not sink to the bottom but ‘Washed ashore within fifteen minutes after it dis appeared. She conid swim and was out from the Shore some distance and began tecalifor help. Her Brother went to uer, but geiting beyond his depth in @ strong current went down aud was Growned. There was astrong current setting off shore te the East, and it is thought the boy's carried ‘out to sea and towards the nd shore. Gen. Walker, before leaving red a reward for tae recovery of the nd LOOK every step possible to give notice ong the shore, So that a lookout would be kept. ‘Today the life-saving crews in that neighborhood ‘Were ‘notified by Superintendent Kimball to look Out for tle corpse. A year ago on the 4th ot July the son of Inspector General Dumont, « neighbor Of Gen. Walker's, In the sume square, Was drowned ‘St a summer resort on the Hudson” A few years Before tut the son of Mr. Kirkwood, who lived vpposite, Was drowned while on a pleasure excur- siun. Thus four young people, living in the same Square, Lave met death by drowning within a few ears ‘TWANKS TO SEXavOR MORRILL.—At arecent meet- ‘Ang of Ciuzens’ Assuciation No. 3 resolutions were adopted tendering “the profound tuanks of the Sssociation to Hon. Justin S. Morrill, of the U.S. henate, for Lis maniy efforts to protect the citi- Zens aid the public crounds of the national capt tal from the outrages and encroachments of the ‘Srasping railroad corporations.” eee He AcciDENTALLY SuoT HIMSELF.—The officers of the sixth precinct yesterday investigated the case of Wells Felt, (be siail boy who’ reported that he had been shot in the leg by a colored boy, While playing near the old mti-race, and learned that the boy had accidentally shot himself. His ‘wound is not dangerous He invented tne story Of a colored Loy sLooting him because he did not ‘Want ‘to acknowledge at home that he had shot Dimseit. nae ea, MARRIAGE LickNses. — Marriage licenses have Deen issued by the clerk of the court to Louis A. Philepoteaux, of New York city, and Kila Car seus; Marun P. Barr. of Houston, ‘Texas, and Mary’ §. Shields; W. J. Butler and Lule R An- @rews; Miiton Ford and Barbara E. Holmes; Wa, qobnsba and Kuzabetn Berry; Beat. ¥. Chinn and Emily Jackson, xandria, Va; Chas E Weeks and Molly E Green, To CaMP AT ATLANTIC Crry.—At the ot Washington Light Infantry Corps, last night, committee on encampment reported tbe re. of their recent Visit to Cape May, Atlantic city, and Long Brancb, with thr ceived from those piaces. ‘The Corps voted unani- ip favor of PROF. PAUL’S DEATH. Joseph M. Chase on Trial for Man- slaughter. In the Criminal Couri, yesterday, the trial of Joseph M. Chase for manslaughter in causing the Geath of Prof. & A. Paul, dh March 31 last, by Tecklessly driving into him and his bicycle, was continued after Tue Stax’s report closed. Mr. Lipscomb, for the Government, said he thought ue would be able to show that the killing Was the resuli of the reckless driving of Chase. Mr. Wail claimed that they would show that the Killing was tue result of accident. ‘The first wituess was Wim. Robinson who testified “to se Chase ride idly | up and down the college hill, like he was on a race track. When witness saw the horse afverward It was covered with dust as if he had been down. John W. Coyle testified to the plot of the locality and that west of the railroad track there was 4 feet of clear roadway and on the east over 10 feet of roadway. The grade of the college hill 1s 4.2 inches per 100 feet. Daniel Dicainson testified to seeing Chase riding the horse on the west side of the street, When he first saw Mr. Paul he was next to the car track and then he crossed the street aud was Tiding on the edge of the stone gutter. Chase was riding down also near tue guiter at a retty lively galt—too fast for safety. He heard some cue say “Get out of the Way,” and next saw Mr. Paul on the grotind. ‘The horse appeared to have gone down om his kuees. The sirect was clear at the ume, Dr. Lachlan Tyler testified as to the autopsy made “April 3 last, and described the wounds. The cause of deatii was fracture of the sixth cervical vertebrae and laceration of the spinal con Chas. C, Kimball testified that Mr. Paul was riding very slowly and the horse at a rapid galt— about a tulle in four tminutes, Chase called “Look out!” but was so close that the warning Was use- ess. philwward Bowman testitied that Chase was urging is horse. Wri, slagruder sai@ that Chase was within 15, feet of Ue bicyellst When he cajled out “Look out!” ‘Mary MeKnew, Miss Mary Roberts, Miss Ruby Crowell, Win. Koverts, A. M. McLachlan, and E. B. Searle tesuiied to Ule rapid riding of Chase. Mr. Koverts said that Chase had for some ume terrorized the neighborhood by lis manner of Hiding through tt. Special OMicer Lee testified as tothe arrest of Chase, WhO appeared to be under the influence of Mquor at the Uime, and to his escape by riding off. The broken bicycle Was produced tn court, suow- ing that the front wheel was bent, as also the seat. TESTIMONY TO-DAY. ‘The trial was resumed this morning, and Wat- ‘son W. Farrar testified Uhat Chase 1ode rapidly up the hill and furiously back, but he did not see the accident, The thoroughfare was usually crowded, but not 50 On UIs Occasion. has. E. Gannon testified that the gait was about 15 miles per hour; never saw such iast rid- ing there betore. Jon Hl. Keatley testified that Chase was urging the horse by striking Lim With bis heels as he was going up; that Mr. Paul was near the curb, golug slowly, about coming toa stand suill; then saw horse, rider, bicycie, and Mr. Paul in‘a contused ms ‘Luus closed the testimony for the Government, CHASE TELLS M15 STORY. ‘The defendant (ook the stand and testified that he did not return as fast as he went up; that he saw the gentleman on the bicyele and pulled his horse in, and, seeing the gentleman turning to the Tight, Le attempved to pull to the left, but they ‘caiue’ together, and the horse fell on him. He had never been out 14th street with tue horse betore; never saw Mr. Paul before, Witness never Was drunk in his ilfe. ‘On cross exiinination witness caid he went out on the right side of 14th street, was gulloping. Went out to Waitney avenue and’urged his horse Up te ull! for be wanted to sew his Uncle living at jount Pieasant and get back by dark, It was geting dusk and he Cuanged his mind and re- Turnes, did not ure the horse coming back, but ‘Was ina gallop. Witness did not rua into a'team at the Water piug; did not see Mr. Paul till he was Within four horse lengths, then begaa to holier aud to pull his horse to the left using all bis strength, He saw that tue gentleman was aboui to stop at the time. Witness had been in the Reform Seuool; did not run away from Mr. Lee, the special oflicer, Dut asked hum to let Lim’ take the horse to te stable. Thos W. Chase, stepfather of the prisoner, tes- tified that defendant was aman of good habits; never beard of his arinking liquor, ‘The counsel proceeded to argue the case, and, Mr. Lipscomb waiving the opening, Mr. Moss, for the prisoner, at 10:50, commenced his argument. | le Teterred’ to the apparent teeling of the wit- hesses, claiming that it Was not against the law Uo gallop a horse out orin 14tu street extended, and there was no evidence tuat the speed Was greater than the taw allows. Keterring to te testimony, Le claimed that there was nothing to Show recklessuess; that the occurrence Was sin- ply an accident devoid of crime. Mr. Wali followed for the defendant, He depre- cated that prejudice Was brought into the case; Uhat there was a-hue and cry calling for the con ¥ietlon of this coiored man, He also said he depre- cated the fact that the assistant district attorney had challenged the colored men in order to get a Jury of white men. He proceeded to argue trom ue testimony that there Was no crime committed. Mr. Lipscomb summed up for the Government, Saying Le would not allude to the cotton-tieid pre- Judices. ‘The shocking barbarity and atrocity of ihe offense aroused the indignation of the wit- nesses, and this accounted for the feeling. Claim- ing tat the Government had made out a case he elused at 12:10 0'clock. JUDGE MONTGOMERY'S CHARGE TO THE JURY. Judge Montgomery charged the jury, first deftn- ing manslaughter and noting the theories of each side, It was agreed, he said, that there was no in- tens, for had tuere Been the charge would have been murder. ‘The simple question for the jury Was, Whether the act Of the defendant was reck- less’ and careless. ‘They should inquire as to the Tate of speed—Whether it Was a prudent or a reck- less galt, A VERDICT OF GUILTY. ‘The jury were out about an hour and returned a verdict of guilty. Notice of mivilon for a new trial was given, ‘The National Rifles, A GYMNASIUM 70 BE CONSTRUCTED IN THE ARMORY— THE COMING NOKTHERN TRIP. ‘The National Rides held their regular monthly meeting last night and elected Waiter A. Brown, W. L. Finley. and Capt. Granville C. West hono- embers. It Was decided to construct a gymnasium tn the armory for ne bene- fit of the active and honorary members. ‘The company will leave here Monday, July 16, at © a. m., and will visit New York, New Bedford, Cottage City, Martha's Vineyard, and Boston, and Will be goné fourteen days All friends of the company are invited to make the trip. A round- trip. Ucket, $16, lor twenty days, can be se Ts o% the company. The total expenses of the trip, from July 16 to 28, are esti- mated at #46. oe Novice FoR A New TRiat Fox Miss McBripg.—In the case of Mary J. McBride, convicted of arson, Van H. Manuing and H.C. Clagett have filed & motion for a new trial. The principal uewly-discovered evidence, and that the Jury by Whom she Was tried was illegally consututed, The latter ground, it 1s understood, Is that at the time the jury Was empanneled tere were not twenty- six Jurors present. Pouice Covnt—Judge Miller. To-day, Alice Walker, colored, profanity; $10 or days John Foiey, disorderly conduct; collateral Torteived. | Morris Harrington, da; do. Charles ever, disorderly conduct; $5 or 15 days. Lulg. led Weapons; $20 0r 30 days. ante Latidron, colored, disorderly conduct (when rested sue broke Lieut. Kelly's watch chain); 0 of 30 days. John Thomas, cruelty to animals: collateral forfeited, Thomas Stevens, trespass on parks; do. ——__ THE PAaN-PReSBYTERIAN CovxcrL.— The Pan- Presbjterian Councli continued its deliberations in London yesterday. Mr. Chambers, of New York, presided. He introduced the subject of the duues of the church toward the tendencies of the age relating to life and faith. Mr. Ellinwood, of New York, spoke on the duty of the church toward the speculative tendencies of the age. Dr. Welch, of Auburn, told how @ visit made by Col, Robert Ingersoll had been successfully combatted by a series Of prayer meetings, Which resuited in a re- Vival. Dr. Moore, of Massachusetts, read r entitied, “Historical Research and Christian Faith.” At the evening session Justice Taylor, of Manitoba, who presided, Introduced the subject of the church's duty with reference to social and $iher vengencies bearing on faith and fe; walnly rity 1a business: relations between, ich ad poor and secularism, emer A special from Christiansbui gro man stopped at an old white Woman's house heat New Kiver bridge, Wednesday night, and asked for food. After cating, he assaulted the Wwouan and cuoked her nearly to death. Omicers captured hitu aud 4 mob hanged bum to a tree.” ‘obebr Pasha Uunks that the “white 4 Seen in the region of Babrgazelie 13 not Stanley, but Einin Pasha, A iire at Marysville, yesterday, in the block le business houses are in which the most val located, caused Loss of $200,000. At @ meeting of tue Irish Lalionalist party in the house of commons yesterday resolutions were adopted thanking the legislatures of New York, Virginia, Texas and New Mexico for their assur. ances of sympathy for the Irish cause, Roxa ;, Va, says: “A ne- Bauxa Pownzs, Avsotursix Pos ‘This powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than ‘the ordipary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, Sold oniy i cane, Boras, Baxixo ‘The District Telephone Service. ‘PENSES. grat ‘Mr. Henry R. Miles, the general superintendent of the telephone and telegraphic service of the District, in a letter to the Commissioners says that ‘there are now in use by the District 154 sets of ‘Uelepbones, 16 sets at an annual rental of $50 each poibaplicmine ar at $15 each, In view of the tion fe Snare ua erst be relieved froth paying the rental on a of the high-priced telephones. ‘The Police the Wi Asylum and the health office have each 2 telep! Jeach on the exchange lines at $50 rental, and 1 each on the District lines at $15 Tental. There are 4 high-rental telephones in the District buildings, and 1in the Franklin School, ‘Tuis school has also another on the District wires. Mr. Miles ‘that the Washington Asylum, the Police Court and the health departinent each Pay out of their respective appropriations for the Fental of nett cuchange velop es. He also ques ions ‘ument supporting Franklin School telephone ™ He further asks that the number of $50 tele- phones be reduced one-half, thereby saving $300 annually. He says that the annual rental of these 154 telephones amounts to $2,870, to which add for exchange service $300, aud the total telephone service reaches the sui of $3,170, and early in the year there will have to be’ added about $285 to meet the rental for the necessary telephones for the proposed patrol service in the third precinct ‘This, he says, Will make a total of $3,455 lor tele phoue tariff, nearly one-half the entire appropria- Uon for support of his department outside of regu- ‘the telephor $50 each e nes on exchange at $50 each are located as follows: Residences ot the coumnisston. ers, Capt. Symons, Secretary Tindall, and Coroner Patterson, office building of the Cominissioners, 4; Attorney 'Riddie’s Franklin School, Wash- ington Asylum, Police Court, health office, and Velegraph and telephone office? total, 16. ‘The telepuones on the District wires are located as follows: In the police service, 82; in the fire de- Partment, 11; in the public schools, 24. ‘These Schools dre the Franklia, Sumner,” Analostan, Force, Wormley, Curus, Industrial, Seaton, Cook, High, Henry, Harnett, Gales, Blair, Peabody, Love- Joy, Jeffersén, Randall, Lincoln, ‘Wallach, Web- ster, Den and Maury. In the miscellaneous service there ‘is one each at the Police Court, health ofice, Dr. Townshend's office, Emer.ency Hospital, puinp-house, water departinent, Water ‘Tapper Fitzgerald's, Property Clerk Beckett's, Sec- Tetary Tindall’s oMce, public pound, Washington Asylum, Iusane Asylum, 6th street property yard, Tesidence of superintendent electrician, and three at general headquarters, Sakon BS Affairs in West Washington. SIXTEEN THOUSAND PorcLATioN.—The census taken by the police will suow a total of about 16,000 population in West Washington, a sligut increase over the last police census. ‘Tne PROPOSED FALLS CaUxCH RAILROAD.—A com- mittee of business meu of Fails Church will confer with the Citizens’ Association of this place this exeuing at Asgoclation Hail upon the subject of the proposed Falls Church Katiroad. FINED FoR PoFANtTY.—This morning in the Police Court Chas. Calhoun pleaded guilty to a ghange of using profane language, and was fined Sor 7 days. ABLE 10 Sit Ur.—Mr. Lynch has improved in health w such a extent’ tuat hes now able to Lup. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER At 7 & W.—Great Falls, temperature, 80; condition, 23; receiving reservolr, temperature, &2; condi: {ion at north counection, 20; condition at south connection, 36; distributing’ reservoir, tempera- ture, 79; condition at influent gate-house, 36; con- ditita ai eMluent gate-house, 30. High Ude in tne Tiver to-day at 6:04 p. m., low Ude at 12:27 p. m. Political Notes, ‘The convention of republican clubs of New York state Will meet ul the Saratoga Casino next Wed- nesday moruing. Each club in the state league 13, entitled to three delegates and three alternates, uand the Secretary expects the atteudance of be- ‘ween 800 and 1,000 delegates. A number of uembers Of the New York stock exchange met yesterday and organized & cam- Paign association under the hame of te Bankers’ and Brokers’ Republican Club of New York, Jas. D, Suith, ex-president ol the stock exchange, Was elected president of the club, Representative Frauk Finley, of the eleventh Kentucky district, Was nomnated for re-election by the republicans yesterday, ‘The Arkansas state proh;bitton convention chose W. P. Grace aud J. 8. Van Meter electors for the state at large to the national convention, The movement Lo nominate a state ticket failed, ‘Lhe story in @ Chicago newspaper that Jonn C. ‘New and Stephen B. Evkins were not on friendly Lerms, and that Levi P. Morton isopposed to Col. New faving charge of ‘the fuancial part of thé campaign th Indiana, 1s denied, ‘The prouibitiontsts are preparing for a monster Talilication meeting to be held in Chicago, July 13 A letter Irom Gen. Cituton B. Fisk, their can- didate tor President, announces that he will try and attend, Tave Ecoxouy It istrue cconomy to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla, for “100 Doses One Dollar” is original with and true only of this popular medicine. If you wish to prove this, buy @ bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilia and measure its con- tents. You will find it to hold 100 teaspoonfuls, Now read the directions, and you will find that the average dose for persons of different ages is less than a tea- spoonful. This is certainly conclusive evidence of the Peculiar strength and economy of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, “I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla tor loas of appetite, dys- Pepsia, aud general languor. It did me a vast amount of good, and I have no heaitancy in recommending it.” —J. W. Winteroxp, Quincy, LL. HOOD'S SAKSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. $1; six for €5. Prepared only by C.L HOOD & CO., Apotuccaries, Lowell, Mass. 2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, [STERESTING READING, HANDSOME, BLACK GROCADE. SILK GRENA- DINES. 00¢., G2c.. 756., 87¢m @L and 8120. FANCY SILKS iii checks ana stripes, all colors, im- is mense assortiugut. $7, 40, 49, 48. HANDSOME SATIS BLAiv INDIA LINEN, finest ality bear 9 yard wile price wan 73e. reduced Le BLACK SUKAH "SILBS, excellent quality, fall width: price was 750. reauced 0c, SATIN MOTE (WATEIGED SILK), all colors, price was #1; reduced Ose, FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, 25c., price was ‘CHALLY De LAINES, French styles, 100. INDIA LUNEN, fine quality, price was’ 15c.; re- “pe ORE Sd. pure Wool, 61 width, special bargain, Eth TERS, 711 MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH STREET. Beautiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS suitable for real hot weather, all pure fine wool, immense double Width, cash value. ue. reduced 37 iye. BLACK OCASHMEKE SHAWLS, pure wel $1.50. FIGUKED INDIA) LINENS, besutiful Freuch Wath, and the price is rednced 4900" NUN'S VELLING, beautiful lace style, pure wool, Presents for Customers who buy $5 or over, Pair Suk Embroidered Corsets or bait dozen Dainiak Nae Kins: or pair of Towels worth 8L- Buy $10 or over and select ‘handsome Bridal Quilt, [ygvete Vena Towels or oue dozen Damask Nap: ina 3 Rerniornatons. HOUSEKEEFERS are invited to examine the CELE- BEATED KEFRIGERATORS for which we are sole agents for the District, EDDY’S REFRIGERATORS, WITH SLATE-STONE SHELVES, ‘We have sold above for twelve years, and every pur- chaser is pleased with them, LORILLARD KEFRIGERATORS, For Clubs and Restaurants, MONROE PATENT REFRIGERATORS, lined entirely with glazed stoneware. ‘They are all first-class Refrigerators and do their ‘work well and economically. ‘Write or cal! forcireulars, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. None better. ‘M. W. BEVERIDGE, Buy28-3m 1009 Pa, Ave. Bauz Or Wasmnerox OLD RYE WHISKEY. ‘The Purest and Finest Whiskey ever put upon the District market, JAS. L, BARBOUR & SON, 411-3 Poisoxovs Cosuerica LADIES who value their complexion should know that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FKOM POISON, FREEMAN'S MEDICATED FACE POWDER 1s harmless as the dew, preserves and besutifies natural- ly. Properly applied cannot be detected. The follow- FOR RENT_HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. TWO-STORY BRI USE; 6 R RENT—THAT GEM OF A HOUSE 102 BST. | (\OLTON'S SUMMER RESORT. ma Feet Sek Benes Bane case | Ente e nee cosets Dated © Serge | Coen eres he . es ‘Tinware Sale, _‘Tinware Sale. Tinware Sale. | st.mw. hw. é elsam | 3v6-1 River Springs P.O. Sc Ma Saturday, RENT—ASiS THREE-sT: rN SBURY PARK. N. J. HOWARD HOUS! se Tat (ig Eo See eee eter Quantity ot goods M.D. PECK. 03s Fat ean or Bie sa ‘one of these goods to ‘RENT—2 GOOD 6 ROOM BRICK HOU: RIGHT HOUSE REHO! 3 formas ES Sia mane S a So ‘Wire coffee ses ere Pee lars at Star office Trains leave Washington at 1205 Flour scoops, 3c. ; 6-ring R RENT—1521 10TH ST. N. W..6 ROOMS AND Dali Tines of care; only $25. CHA‘. Block BANES, 1003 ¥ n.w. bea end eee ae ee Of REST_210 4 ST. ak RICK, * Proprietor @ EYE stone wire ca WiLL be LN r Footed ba peg Ts a oeERED Proe FrontursAiceany So. ad Sapanned cust pan ere t ac ea tt aw eo KY {rrsom, brick Nomse tem ot | hilk'ad ies Altitade 2200 feet, soci Block tin dish pans. 10 at. 19c.:14.qU, 206. | SoiGaunderandFide7s Sid & vide Ve aie Heurreduced w 860 pened - a tin pans, i Qt, 37¢.; 21 235 Ba st, Bee gr. 35 si USHNELL & CARUSI, ee ae er 2 8. . 30. [387 Lat. w.10r. 3B | _aps0-3 O08 i ‘“Japatined chamber pails, arge size onty 160. | 1019 Hist 38 | Show nese pag ag aes gopanned water (ays, red.or Diack, 10 inch, | 219" 50 36 | Basa ev a | 913-1’ ‘Hd. &G. k CRUMP. onl | pte 2 a nw. <b WEASHORE gino 5 ‘Japanned tea trays, 16 only 140. soars, ay | Fi lot aw: Vist yD ES es ‘With the above great bat we will offer— = | 238 45 | $6 Ind. ave. 18r pen wahagement of James’ Carroll, formerly ‘of Uld A fair broom for 8c.; good 2-string broom, lac. | 1441 v9 | 1921 uth n. oth Va. Futew Hous’, eitimors and A 35c. 4-string broom for 23c. 2 1p | 827 Mars fork Hotel "New. York City. Uneur- x ‘Tue Fatn, 812 7th st. n.W. 35 | OL sete. or coer Fined at Re’ Goan ie fig Kernunmoaerate = a 5 30) euebw & T. DYER, 600 13th st. n. w. PPly JAMES CAKROLL, Ocean City, Md. Je10-Lmi ane 50 | Toon RENT—os1 O88 CRTEEN KENT. ASBURY PARK, Is respectfully invited to try our excellent Coffees : JOR KENT—O21 0 ST. ¥.W.; FOURTEEN BOO! Kt OUSE AND CAFE ASBURY PARK. Tyreepeetny inte ty ont excellent Cotton 30 | FRE silts tapramcste Sra Seis Amero ena Mews naming very low prices on our coffees, while the Oe eee elecantly appointed. All city couventences. —— unsurpassed, | Our splendia — Zod Fete. Bre. D rocine-and beth; Dew: $25.40. per | _20-1m Mis. M. FP. WAGNER. 60C., and Oc per are perfeculy ele- ta, a month. Gwner at 518 Sth st. nw. 39-20 ILL-TOP HOUSE, FORMERLY ANNEX OF THI ant, being selected for their cleanliness and fine pon RENT—N “naw ew OTH an 2S 0. 132 ANDI20 MARYLAND | TA Lockwood House “Inthe Blue Ridge Newly | raving quailties” If you will Dut try them you'll | Store and cellar “Si6~°" (Rooms 4'and 617 73h aie thw ten Soouns dunt bath all couteaicicon | furtiabed Ferme @4 per week, XLOS.8. LOVER L, be pleased. Fine Table Butter in’ prints 25c. | *‘tath'st, 135.50) at- uw. eftpee: 5 ie location for boardinghouse. Apply A my24-2m* Bown peiocas nef FIOUr, Meats, dx AC SWAT: | $00 Le Orr ee 5o5” ae ee INGTON DANERHOWER, Succewor to nee tig ofhee tor pce _ wo BI m, ™ ate s E 1 M. & P, Mrrzorr, 417 7th st. D.W. H Bt, D0, OF......+.-.301615 7th st, D.w.,FOOm [OR RENT—ONE TWOSTORY BRICK HoUsI Oogan, Grove, N. J: on the beach. corner Ocean, ‘Come to Sta; pocke For false ceil at obice for belica, ight roots ei] madera improvements, 1210 oth | Sprgyj@nd Sea iw ayehvee. Tweite searon. 5 fu tw: 25. outh. Ss _x8-2m___ 408. i. Prop. P.O. Box 2057._ ‘The “Grand Republic” nickel cigar. "Tis a friend | tielstand loth“ UyOl “THOS. EWAGGAMAN. | HD" jj G04, 875.00 ver auth. Ons twc-etory | ee TMORE,” ASBURY PARK, NJ. TRIS ‘worthy of Fcultivasion, For sale by a F OB RENT DWELLING, oven STORE, pas | re, eat ne oa rats ary ag — Geluntfully situated house. 13 ‘blocks from | sins yas ~~ SS figiire of THOS. BHRCKELS LOIS Net-n wiOSe | Ljees-oe 2 ate ponent a ag Read Mist of wonderful bar- a Z25 INSYLVANIA AVE, 3-STORY | 3), HOUSE, + 3 “EAN gains offered for to-morrow only ats. W. Aug-| asus) Gait" uit, Sues Roasters | RQ Unam eae wi rout Eacelient bathing, ‘vosthae, ‘and ahinn enstetn’s, 817, 819, and 821 7th street northwest: | fouse: large yard, 810. 1108 L6tn et, S-story brick, 9 rooms, $55. Gesand cleceric bells. Table and appolutments uner- 24 sheets paper ‘aud 24 envelopes, 6c.; 2 toy | ‘Syo-3t R.P. BIGELOW, 605 7that_ | 1505 Tat, S-sicry brick, 9 fooms, & celled. “Open all Sear. THOMAS DEVLIN, Pro: fap te hen aa” Pieces $3.28) | LOK RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE FROM NOW | 3335 100" t- 2 story and, basement, 9 rooms, 830, acest: + “yed-1m large Bowis and pitchers, @2:.; $2 Japanned Final November 15. for 825 per month: house | 1331 Wotiest S story trick, O roine SLE ROSPECT HOUSE, CHAPEL POINT, MD. THE tollet sets reduced to $1.37; butter dishes with ‘south and in desirable part of the northwestern Ai ML’ PARKEA Real Estate and Loans, most delyghttuliy located abd completely appoint Gait bell, 13¢.; four sieves e-; 3 fine decorated | action af tho city “aino one by the Fear for SAUpeE | yee. 121 Tas Pet nw, | ed Summer Kewort on the Potompe ikiver. or within dinner sets, few pleces missing, $11.96; regular | mouth. HILL & JOHASTON, 738 15th st. u.w. 1y6-3t ‘The frotel ‘bas ‘capacity tance of Warhington. Price, $20; 50c. ice chisels only 17¢.: ‘OR RENT—UNFURNISHED. VOR RENT—BRICK Bi ROOMS, Ft guests: is bewly furnished thromehout. x bas a for pee jausupans, 8 11, 14, and 17c. apiece. ; 48 sheets shelf paper, 7c.; re ct ventilation Verandas aud porches, inviting ished; near Dupout Circle, and facing the south, | “ yar fect ventulation : Oroad verandas aud p she 8 5 i te very cool; to N ber 15th at, q | varlors and dining-nom; most comfortable sleepina- lined pretereé kite, only 20a Racy sfes oge, | swrmetth WdL © OOUNSHON Pow inet et | PONCE ihe CHichesediel” Hetacasar sheet re oe in eS i ORE i ROOM 1 r =, | 1225 40th sun.w.. par lion fer creation abd daus'ing music, amMusetoeut price, 50,75) 85 one 'sLh and sido each ost- SFY, At ROM, BRIER, 160M OE. | 1238 fn en en fog reesei, cod cemcine tee: eeectacet Uvely no ‘reassnabié offer refused on balance of WHITAKER & Jonpax, | 382g) hw! Lor men pleasure, drives, ke. "Te-uis. verg’ reasopabile our stock of baby carriages, refrigerators, water 1417 Fot_ | 2 | fecal 'ty"cxouine ive steatuerns also by alt coolers, and trunks, 1 gNT—AT MONTELLO, ON THE 12TH | 1: Uickets Apply to W. JONSON, 511 Penh ave. or Hints, latest styles Light Derbys and Straw | “yy ssp 00 oUF Fvom Cottage to permanens tnant, | 1 MPKINS, Lessee, P. O., Cox, Charles Co., Md, Hats, 25'cts, to $1.50. Underwear and men’s fur. | yo ________Ta ae : SS nisbing haif usual prices. Open till 8 o'clock. | WOR RENT-OR SALE, 126 D ST. NW, 1 i MAN. 3., DECATER ST; American, 209 Penn, ave., opp. Gardens, 3 ie 4 DAVID'A. wixpson, Ft _ G Cigars! Cigars!! Cigars!!! Se Ee ER A é iit é Saborosowopera Bouquet, Daneakia, Los Bravos, POR NENT0og NEW JERSEY AVE.,7 Rooms | 14 Ho™ ars, : Old Crow, bm Guard and De Lakoda. All Aret-| Pyets pea metre, g woremen ee. Tawi FL} Beencowt ase QBOEH REACH, DEE. class 5e,'cl ral discount by the box, | DILLON, nab st. __ 5-3. | proneh ins daily. Opens June 23 Cigar department, if BRENT FOR TWO MONTHS, ASMALL, FUR- it Maths my2o78t 3. T. THOM: oprietor. 1 2tP 1224 9th stn Lir...6. 20th st., near O."10r... Tue sbove Muses ini be examines by permit trom ISHER & Co, ‘M.& P. Metzger, 417 7th st. nw, The Sales of Cashmere Bouquet, JFPORTESCUE HOUSE, ARKANSAS AVE. AND u front, Atlantic City, N.J., enlarged snd en- | rely refitted is now open. Pill occan view, fine rooms, Gs oct FOE RENT ONE, THREE STORY, NINE ROOM modern ‘improvements. House, 817 Cat we: i : nero June 29, exceeded in amount the importation of | Inquire of A.F. BARKER, S04 Fst. usw, By | opr eee chiye"aAHUSAS SPIRE C silensfatlocaudou, tal Orchestra. 3: FORTESCUE, all tollet soaps, as shown by U. 8. 1887 Treasury | Virwinia ant = reports, tuet2w KR RENT—317 OST. SE. BRICK, 3 STORIES NHE PENNHURST, OCEAN END, MICHIGAN os nd. basement. rome snd vain: all improve: ave. Open all year. New House. All modern imu- Dixon’s Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m wood order: key at S19: rent reduced to #25. | _ = == eta San parlors, ‘nae mobi ee a OUGLASS HOUSE, AT REHOBOTH BEACH, igen om . ue”? Mendy “‘Hoyal Everything. | yn KENT—1426 PIERCE PLACE, DESIRABLE >. MVE ISLESWORTH, OCEAN END OF VIRGINIA Del. uow open for the season, Save the Pleces! Mends Broken China, Glass, rb rake ety ii celiar; allimprove- | Ten dollars per week. | Biavo.Atianne city, N.3., open Jun Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, ‘Toys, Ornamen' i ‘pupered, 2: z Jy3-Bat EMORY SCOTTEN, Proprietor, use; 90 slecpibg Fvolns. eleyrantiy furnixbed. Leather, Rubber, Metals, &c.! mie aed - mo 3 = ‘fk MCCLELLAN. Al dy! Ail Druggists and grocers! sel Ways ready! Al 1318 rovers. sel “Royal Glue” at 10c, ietuath dys. B. H. WARNER & CO. z eee BUCK a ye PENS JUNE 16—HOTEL ALBI tic abd Mass. avenues, Atlantic SBURY PARK. THE GUERNSEY, ‘Seventh and Grand Avenues. TOS. G. ALLAN, ton, Wash. D. C,'Prop’r, ¢ BRICK 2-NTORY | NW. ‘COR. ATLAN- (ll modern ‘improvements; ity. CHARLES wer #35; ke} " | DUFFY, tonverly of Continental Hotel, Phila, and Hoyat Giue” ments China, GlassWood,es, | SBE eitong or mummies ey at acOaalley BUS | _d2- | Ree tecerehe one sek | J 20k nev t—1930 07H Sr, NW. NEAT?-sTORY | Sea omer, y. 3. : —— 1 mn brit es ata, rent — JNEPIUNE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, SJ. OVEN | PIANOS AND ORGANS, __| 62535 Bk Rony: Gh, mmorovemente:, Je2*| 70 RENT, two furntatind Gottages om the lawn of the N Sune Ist, 1888, sider sate management.” Within | oan, os ma _| Fos BENT =22, StH, ST. NED NEARLY NEW. | Qe ‘scan Cuskt bea seone sa’ balks Socho! | MySStSa ere SCL Enea OrdUmE gy ST. NE, N NEW, | the ocean; eight bed-rooms’ and bath-room: roouly | _ my? " sx_| Leave I NSTRUMENTS, ¥ Tuyeunuaientta, SaWit tnoteels none nee: eee porches; alt jervice supplied by hotel; uo house sery- | “4 Tp aN TIC CITY, ‘CHARLES? | REC i 5 nuiced | wUrpass d lucation Delaware a) :1= DECKER BROS, 24. BH. WAKNER & CO, Kent, $600 for season. Meals at hotel, $18 per week, | 2B UBsurpass d location and table: Delaware avenue ; | WEBER, { PIANOS. {OR RENT—020 K 8ST. N. (served iu cottage if desired). ¥ - WM. © ChOWELL. FISCHER, Rey te ret tome in good location Joke NEEL | Good stubuneand livery. aN MARGOE ee ESTEY ORGANS AXD PLANOS Nt ee ie i | ey | See Sold on easy terma. Special prices during summer | J1UH RENT—92) FRENCH ST. N. W., s1x-noom | Xadross Turmistied throughout in the most pericet mater months. Pianos for rent. Tuning aud repairing by | 2 brick. in perfect order, modern conveniences. | Ap- BL J.&G. R CRUMP, un 30s. PAGE, Prop’r. bE ee 907 New York ave. n.w. Bost | gy2-5e_ ch eeaGiet, ¥.3._| ANuE ELKTON, BANDERS & STAYMAN. ‘OR Bl IOUSE 1211 G ST. N.W., SUITABLE T DEEK RK. FIVE MINUTES’ WALK FROM T Now Open. JARVIS BULLER, Manager, for Store aud Dweiliux, ¢30. Eugiire 926 La, hotels; large brick house, weil-shaded grounds; | Kentucky ave., Atlantic City, S.J a to oat ave. 1 sy3-1m~ | ice, trust, mill vegetables, Lrst-class table. “Apply to | je9-1m. A’ P.Morpts._ | _my1-3m Tay Sali st.s Rignuouds Van TSem, HOUSE 2252 CLEVE, | E DROGE. _We0"_| PrNITED STATES HOTEL, oe land uvey 6 rooms hall and bath: 817.50 p MCLACHLEN & Bo? CHELDEA, 1215 Fst. n. w. = 825.40 Br yer ‘Atlantic City, N. J. ‘The Largest and Leading Hotel. Opens June 23, 1888, A HEALTHFUL FAMILY RESORT. Pure air; no Malari for Hay Fever, Asthma, Insomnia, Debility, &c., Eaxles Mere, Sullivan, Pa, top of the Alléchabies,. Foating: Bathiug, F GL. Wun & Bros, 709 7th st. n.w. Summer bargafhs in new and secoud-band Pianos, es ing: “Perfect Draiuace: HOVEL EAGLES, MERE BH. BROWN, ged, stored ot Heacvated forthe fal wil saree especially adopted to Comfurt; ourown Orchestra. 315-20 HARRY B. WARDEN, Manager. fa Re es T orincy Srcimos “property te leased to, WM tr Kayase Praxos. ILLA BELLEVUE, BEAUTIFULLY CHASE, of Baltimore. and that B.C. MADDUX hes ao | Connection directly’ or tudirectlt | its management. © (Siened) President Orkney Springs Co." 4 Vintch Her cross, weecaar as at Micleutiy retires Lo suit th table. Address Miss E. WI : m Tae Mook: UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP ye25-1m AND DURABILITY. Speciat attention of Purchasers is invited to our BECOND-HAND PIANOS. A fine essortment >? SE ‘A CIRCLE, FUR- jashington. 18 now open, under | Cuisine aud appciutnents surpassed by ne house on Promipeut wakesst ali prices. PIANOS FOR RENE ‘nished, at $1,600 a year to # careful tenant. Ap- Tenney aud W. H. ‘of | the coast. Seventh sekeom of present management. WM. KNABE & CO, ply on pretiises, Jy3-Lw* el. A new house, with ali mod. aga A. H. HAMILTON. my 817 Markot Spuoa_| JOH MENT / Meridian REY’ & Cun Provrictons Forest Gloag Md, unde: | — ya 0s Hst-b 9.130.870) Pleasant, Ur Hon Hotel? Washington: D-. edie | qe avnoRA Horse 603 24 icy Sm 1 “ENON SPRINGS AN ieRAL ‘With fis new Annex and Cottages, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Lat foun SHERMAN £6 aoa Tey ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANTES, Great North Mountain, near Winchester. Va., 63 hours from Washington, Asafe home for familie NO BAR, Accommodates ‘3B. LEPREUX & Gormerly with P. Hanson Hiss & Co.), WALL PAPERS. We have just received a Ia: 3,000 FEET ABOVE TIDE WATER. A select family resort, at very moderate rates. This Jocality is noted tor its healthfulures and picturesque landscapes, No fogs, no bay fever, no mosguitors, LOR _RENT--320 OTH STS. EA TWO-STORY buy-window and back-building brick house, cou- taining 6 tooms and bath: all mod. imps. B20, econsienment of new | route, WASHINGTON DANENHOWLIC 1143 2 Bact 200. Atmosphere cool; scenery «rand; sp) Vure spring water, “Good roads, ape auusetuents eee eee ie ee Ce Finest chalybeate, alkaline, lithia, sulphur, | Accommodations first-class Frevelt cou. Railroad Farers (8 yards long) for 1c. per pi eo set Se SSE Oia | Waters Steam-heated miueral baths and fare for the round-trip, good Gli Oc tuber 31, 68. Seen paentlT mee, an ee FSR BENT CELEVEN BOOM BRICK HOUSE 912 | ming ‘pool. ‘Tabie first-class, abundantly” sup ‘Circulars at the Star office. eras seen | nrmeo: Felatinn eae Hat.n.w. Apply 1007 Pa. ave. 4¥3-3t_ | ood music. hotel and wroundsclean ; sanitary atrw: 20-1m J. H. SHAFFER, Prop., Aurora, W.Va JOR RES = bet. Gand Wists aw. store root, cellar and bath; ail nied. imp. suitable for any b. si: : rent 840. Apply ts BS LEPREUX & BRO,, 506 7th at. nw. 7th street cara pase the door. ‘myi MEDICAL, &. ents complete: beds comforta le. ‘Lerms reasouable, Allustrated circulars at this office. Api iy to A. S. PRATT, The Sun Building, Washington, D. C. LOCK ISLAND, R. 1, OCEAN VIEW HO’ ‘ine bass and blue ‘fishing: superb bathins electric lights; elegant music hall; fine orci ; cable office: stock reports. Seud for hand. 0.8, MARDEN and F. OTOMAC HOT: L, ST. GORGES ISLAND, MD, will open June 30. Terms, $1.50 per day, @9 ‘week, #30 per month. | Special arrangements for fai ilies for one mou h ‘or longer, Will met Norto: | steamers at Piney Pott wharf, Good sailing and bat | ing Boats for sailing tree, Address ik. J- ADAMS | BKO., Piney Point, St. Mary's Co. Md iefer uo A.J Donaldeon, 1132 6th ne, aud C. Lauder, 911 7th nw. Je20-1u' {OR KENT—BY K 0. HOLTZMAN HOUSES. OFFICES AND STORES and H sta. tw. new! N.w. cor. 17th and Peun. D's ‘The oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies’ Physician in the City, can be consulted daily, 404 C st., between 4% and 6th tra )inia ave.. . SUNDALL, Managers je aRGH tory brick building, | ave. 19r 150 = = RLIN on! st. nw. 2 suitable “for Arat-claas O31 F st. 24° Hove, 3 Trout | PPOTEL GILSEY NOW OPEN; OCEAN END OF GION BORPE MAY. N. 3, Frompt treatment. | Correspondence and consulta Theated — re.,heaiod by steam...100 Connecticut aveuue, under entirely new manaxe- | { now open for reception of rests, for season 1888, Sign sttjtly condential. “Geparste rooms for Jadiee per O41 ¥ 3d) oor. froptra, | imcht: ocean view {rom three iden of the house: elee- | "eTy-1m BU. J. KOM, Manawer. ° x ea jeam...83.33 | tric bells and vas throusho' 001 2 ODE ATLANTIC aa ave: \g ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND 1a) Klean rooms. ti =San | june: beds aud table ret-clasa, SNR \HETWOODE, ATLANTIC CITY, PACIFIC AVE- Mxitiste radar Phy be ted dail 100, "ireproof,2ele- | Proprietor. nue, bet. Indiana and Illinois, uear Brighton BREE hares ey WirRO| pater liated by cane | wey A lee 1o9 p.m with Ladies only. Jedi 89 30 10 8100, exch, citroen “ 11th st. uw, 2r.. Drt-clase PYRE WESTMINS WO F st., trou" 10 to Tacific aud Kentucky Aves., Atlantic City, N.J. TTORNE DAMS. ‘0. NE EF re — —_— ‘Open all the year. eee = aiNerOs YS. SNE = LLPGHENY COTTAGE (FORMERLY CONGRESS | _ap13tm "MRS. M. ROCHE. |AMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY-AT- ‘ottases), corner 2 Wd Hlassachusetts ave. | Faye WAVERLY, ATLANTIC CI1Y, N. J.—OPE! ws aygboue. Law Building 400, Laueiane ct Autti: 3. mates Se por day con gen” | (EEE MAV ERLE, ATLANTIC CIV. 1-OREN avenue, me ce, 1218 Hat ¥ at ae ae ee =a ‘BOCK. _ | fine sun parlors; couch mects tralus. Bw aes da, \LEN HOUSE, ON NORTHERN ( ENTERAL RAIL- | ap6-3m MKS. J. L. BRYANT. a } 2B 30 miles trom Baltimore. Will be oven JUNE | THE RENOVO, TENNESSEE AVENUE, NEAR DENTISTRY. 15, this place is noted for the remarkable curative | "BMI, isch atlanuc City, N. 3. meine ; ropertiew of the water, for beauly uf cc Ty, at Gon alicenson,, R DUKE, DENTIST, 715 14TH N. ISU Magnificent store, Sun | Ait, benticy springs PO. Bakimore Con Akzo lee |_™y23m_—— SW, CHEESEMAN. extracted without pain, by aid of local: Om 36 Fenton PL. ne.6r.13.80, Building, per an...3,600 | ~ es ee per OTEL OCEANIC. Sey homlagerlnge ges d by me ‘deeth filed $1. Per- | 232 Wyite st, r.......13 1701 Pa av., store.....125, DTEL ALLE: R. PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS BAKNEGAT CITY, N. J. ject Atty wets of artificial: ‘Operations uarau | 402 Richardson pL.1150)1703 50 aves, Atlantic City, N.J. Delizbtfui location: | “Open June 16th to L GTA oe os Goucert daily by a full orclceten, "JUSEPH & DAVIS: | ~ Termaaddrens E. C. By a a " — Coucert daily by afuli orchestra, JUS! DAVIS, | Snore rae Divert, Gel aud Aumjamn Eittueemspsoat 8 | Prometor ‘cotta’ | JP OCKWOOD HOUSE, 15 i = Harper's Ferry, W. Va... Pain prevented in extractine by applicaiouto ‘sculng Trtiticlal “teeth unsorted. houses call fo1 este ence 1576, will re-open June 1. Mra s. E cums ‘Yeoth saved pa ine | ee el ee Bal A. : LOvETa, fropretiess. TS. LOVETT, Clerk. ‘Terms | mu27 Seivertg phocl wita me forrentos elle te kheaty | LAKE GEORGE ADIRONDACKS. Kk. Circularsat Star office." my24-2ur odtgnaed Prego Cur lotic ay OREM MOSPAT ane Suse EAM | NW INDSO SULIHUN RPEINGS We MH x FINANCIAL. Jy3___3 0, HOLTEMAN. 10thand Fetan.w._| ¢0'tndtrom the Jersey Chy Btation‘of te heabayl Mssnitiewnt shade. clqrant buikdina, hme com Ww. goRSON a Tr a at ee, Comme wh Tak | Hs Fee siecle af BESTARON. oJ 2% WORHON SNOW MACARTNET SKILL MOUSTAIS EXPRESS.—Leave Jersey | Feiuepivauin ave. of A M-JELLN, New Windair, Md. | = Eee CU iuesion 28 prs Grind Hoe Pas nae DELAWARE. WATER GaP, ; Kingston, 2739 pu; Grand Hove, met SE DELA : CORSON & MACARTNEY, Hiauie s, 12°55 put: Mount House station. 1:23 Opens, June Ok favorite oan GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 & 5ST. N.W. | m.; Palenville, 1:50 p.m. Drawing-room Cars J- ree ud a-balt hours ‘Potadelpiia, Bankers and Dealers in Goverumeut Bonds, ESIBABLE REST: | City to Grand Hotel Station and to Phamicia (or Hi st. LW. BROADHEAD. —Jez-2m Kaaterskill and Mountain House). SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. EXPRESS.— Teave Philadeljti ain. Arrive Hoiel Kaater- skill, via Kinwston, 4:53 pan: Graud Howl, 4:25 p. houicia, 4:10 p.m.; Mt. Hous” Station, 4:15 p. Paleuviile, 4:20 p.uu Arrive Saratogs 6:20 p.m; 4 & BRADLEY, 027 Deposits. Excha : tatlroud Stocks and Bonds, and all securities listea | J st. et he Exchanges of New Sofi, Polladsiplim Bostow hd Baltimore bought and sold” ‘Asperiaity made of luvestinent Securities, District Bonds and sil Local Kailtoad, OTEL COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, ¥. 3. Hotel accommodates 300 guests. Within 160 feet RN 50, ED 1 NH. ave.. 77.837.50 Sst nw. 71..30-29 Y12 Mass.ave. u.w. a Local Gas, Insurance, and Lel- Union ata.w..6r1g | Caldwell, Lake George, 8:10 p-m.: Sagamore, 9-00 p.m, ant. “KusteSt’ Bal Plepione Stock bought and eld 718 we Uo af O8 | Drang roe Gar Tbsdelabia eorac aael Sa: | crear, trum, Rc aren ne i815 Oot nwor fais House, New York to Caldwell and dersey City | FRED. E. FOSTER, THE TRADES. 900 Ose DoW SF SHYTER & RUTHERFORD, SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. SPECIAL— | | ‘poyry—QCEAN END CONN AVES ATLANTIC Fr ‘BOOKBINDING —WANPEWS AND | ——225-2"* Jou Eat ae. | Henin Riaohan, O98 ane, Orta Hecth grotn. | Ait. 2" uew ate arangemedt: new man po ee é ENT—THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 223 | SM} yi. fines Grand Hotel, 2-030. | gement: refitted: o ‘year. ee ee re tor bag desea | BYE acne 0 roome: water and ey convenieut to | 2: Bante gM, Me eohee amaue S200 | Saahi-imaistn TT. GODSELL._ Faave: All work gunrantecd bend posta” ‘ai rent $18._Induire J2U lat st me | Huns to Caldwell, Lake George, on Saturdays only. ar TEL EMERSON, ATLANTIO CITY, SO. CAR. = = riving 10:40 p.m. Drawing-room Cars New York to ve., near the ocean and hot baths: gt! + 1623 44 st., 7. gig | Grand Hotel "Station and. to Phosicla (for Motel | heated: iuodern ements; electric tights, Lele SPECIALTIES. 4:07 8 023 435 ot Ze 8 | Keateretilland Mountain House), and Washington 10 Phone Kaiki on SAM'L J. YOUNG, 3 — Sen 4 th st., 10r., m.i.40) FURNISHED. Daratova. ImJel ~- T Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad offices = BURCTRICITY IN NERVOUS AND. MENTAL | 4613 Ui at.ati..10rein: and contect in the Jerecy Gry Staton foratnertbera | TLASTIC CITA ey pamiyen, elation mouse chores, ‘strictures FaDOrES, by, Meat, Shore Ratirond, Bagwage checked | “saat carolina ave, below Pacific Wi jures, Dr. 1. 3 ; CE. LAMBERT, ee. LI NieaOLBON, Go Yetn att aw 36-im* H2Steoy15_General Pamengsr Avent. New York._ | J} AUQUIEM WHITE SULEHUR SPHINGS, ORDAN, WHITE, SULPHUR SPRINGS, | FRED. fans rape a manty, Virginia.» Pan accommodation New Srawren Livexs Sfice and the Springs. E.G. JORDAN. myli-dm | ill be open, JUNE 187 for, the sccommoastion of SUMMER WORK. ETHERILL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Fosirt in elther of the Vinniuiaa” Gas, bells, _ ‘Ocean End, Kent bot and cold baths on each et : i x ‘Terms, $35 to $60 per calendar month. Twoand 0c, Momle Cloth Splasher, reduced to 30s ny wht pi-eoini “SE SPBCRER | onc taliatan fo hag Ear ‘75e. Momie Cloth Bureau Cover, reduced to 690. ines 0-49 | FYOTEL PEMBROKE, NORTH CAROLINA AVE. | tractions ke. Adarews— 450c, Linen Bureau Cover, reduced to 39c. 2133 K ear Paciic ave. Atlantic City... 4. Cheerrul, | “jeis-via 211 20. homelike, Best Attention. Open aii the year. WAR- SUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE 400, * sl ae = 20c. S38 Pee. 20 | REN H. JACOBY, __ jasleo-2mno-sy1e0-Lm | If OCNTAIN VIEW HOt iii wi aman. Fine Linen Hemstitched Tray Cover, 43c. Isle Ki 8 40 | 5 > \. va. ton topof the Allecheny Mount 3,000 fet oh BOS 21st 830 | Tuoxa Braxcx. above tide, is now open for the reception ot ‘be- Extra, larger“ & 600, 1819 G st. 17.30 WEST END HOTEL. free from foxes Mosquitos, with €: t ‘Linen Tray Cover, 25¢. 2038 Ta 1g.30 drives to Cheat iver, ‘The Backuone, "Y. = i 1149 21 19.50 ‘Season of 1888. Kiver, and numerous other points of interests, Aurors Bolton Sheeting, inall colors, for New Art Work. Bite | 150 HOTEL, COTTAGES, AND RESTAURANT NOW bas uo superior asa health and ‘resort. Bolting Cloth, for Fainting and Embroidery, in all | 3} $44 for turtuer = eons i te “i ee a WE WILDBETE, ‘Proprietors. a TaBnRy bane , J HAS BEE! ‘New Shades in Rope Silk and Bagarren Linen Thread. #220 Gee. -B0'Sy 318 my9-w,f,0-30t Tice retiodees opal, fund “furnished all Full line of all kinds of Embroidery Material. 2oh ere "37:30 lBtome, Ba E'S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, | Sh2,CODrT sec’ 2M LUNGER 362m, ‘New Work of all kinds commenced for customers, at Hal ke. Shap guia Gi erdays Std pe once Caare eae = Reece OPPENHEIMER’S 1018 zoun, 2830 fs Hoan bare bail pce. epppecuitoes. Stearabaate x s14othetnw, | MT a - = overlooking tbe cpa has Fora tall = TT GE QnOvE-siruaTeD View of Bar Har- 420 Bole Agents for the New Home Sewing Machine, H. D. Buz IMPORTER AND TAILOR, the honor to inform you that his NEW GOODS EECA vchcmany at alinerments meta be ie Tae Bes trains to aud Ws 4 ~t BLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR eo ‘Cumberland ‘beats county. agp of Bie altitude of 1,200. itm bos. ¥ Surivaled ‘Lm* ‘aE eT on FOR SALE J, | Terms: €3 Fer Day, 617.80 Per Week, 600 Per LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penn. ave., edjotning National Hotel, Aes ee “ee: | Pesidences almady erected | tocaton om the “Metropuiitas Brauch 1 & 0, _ SUMMER _ RESORTS. ARRAGANSETT PIER. Ki. ‘Continental Hotel ‘Open Inne 23. Seasua of INS. Sixteenth season. Aselect family resort, Bret-ciass in every respect Location unsur For terms corewiare ade dress ACF SAUNDERS __de6-stott HE WELLINGTON | Kentucky ave.. near the onwan, Atlantic City. 8. 3; eulanced ndsomely refurnished, open all the year. AB HANTER. elso-2m Atantic ITY, KENTUCKY was AS gLESIDE, feet frou the beach. _ Terms moderate. [jel ecdu) MES WILE RE, APRING LAKE BEACH. NJ— fly house. enlarged, extensive room Be. cinw ary at Stat offi May BOA Jel-eoxsr ME CHALPONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, 8 Thoroughly beated bot and cold sea water baths, TR perlors, peamenger elevatcr. Open Feiruacy CO 3 OBERT S & SUNS, _$24-tu.tha2mielteozm CONV INDERMERE” ATLANTIC CITY, No. Goean end Tennesse Flegantiy turuisbed and appoittel "beated throughout “fS-colmjelom tm C. L. HOUSTON PR Herr Fe DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. Xow open. “For circulars and terme. ed my iso hn WA MRODMLAD & ME BLRKETIY alas tkcley, Oran Cor Siw pes 84 First-class hotel firty yards Thom ocea Ramieeat Bey euyerior tat Souvely furtisied wan ailtiedern couvenie Som See! wart bathing unsurpaccrt | tera wring to locate iretlar mud particulars EA HOUSE, No. 313 Went OTEL ALLAD First yruvetmentn. billiard FSNORICMARDSON ae SONS, io the aN ONMOUTH HOUSE, (Seven miles below Long Branch) SPRING LAKE BEACI For terms and inforniation, Adares 1. U. MALTBY, Na Monmouth Howse, Je8-m,wh-20¢ Or Hotel Lafayette, Pile. BAs ines HOTEL orews JUNE 16 . MOLEL ON Tuy AMI RICAN PLAS ONLE, sh PRR AES Minick + es Irducoments to Pais. For further informatio ‘CHAS WEBE UF 3 jeold-Im | BY Boer, Manne Bay Tod ON THE CHESAPEAKE, The most complete in all {t+ appointments of amy fe sort ou Chesapeake Bay or Potomac Liver MUSIC BY ITZEL'S MILITARY BAND. First-class Restaurant under new management, ‘Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio Depot, j*9 am, 1:30 and 4.20 p.m, Sundays 10a uw, | 240 and 3:30 p.m | Returning, leave Ray Rider 1145a.m,6.15end9 Pm, Sundays, 12 noon, SandY p. ua, ROUND TRIP, ONE DOLLAR, ‘Tickets on sale at B. and 0. ticket offices, 619 an 1351 Pennsylvania ave., and at Depot. Ov Sunday at Depot only Je16-3m Ween ros ara sea SPRING LAKE, NEW JERSEY | ,DIBECTLY ON THE BLACK GAS AND ELECT KIO | BELLS. OPEN FKOM JUNE TO OCTORL Jo6 2n i KK LEPCHWORTH. KEXTON VILLA, CAPE MAY, N. J. NEAR TH beach, and bot see batiis, open fr the seam, late veruudan, tern moderate my 13 Arm JA NYERS, P.O. Box 884. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOR SALE_PIGHT ACK all necesary “tinprosrmente, terine Teams | Apply tole T VEIKM Rockville. Md WASTED Wisi To wey A SMAL suitabic for truck-cardbning, D.C. Addons M. L. MAIN, Wen JOR ALY Mt. Meaaas $10. 000 to FORD, 142! DOK Sal of 9 ro Park... wes New vottswe of six Fox hery, very neat at Tak six actes, young fruit, ine station, Met Brasch Three acres iu bearing fruit. tanuery, ereen apiends v Station, Wok’ Kk RM AT KOCKVILL CHEAP. — EW AND HANDSOME CUT! AGE 100x170 feet of ground at PK 2,650 Soou) Cottasa, wew, at Hal ‘tet THLRD & 0O., 2321 Fae 7OR RENT—FALLS CHURCH, VA., FOR THREE Tae! _ 6-1 Tuonths, Farnisbed Cottage, with Laie lawn, Of shade, truit, vecetables "ow, cluded “Daa uy AckeUn, ine Tent Feasouable, Address A.C. KOKEDECK HY ATTS. porite te handsviie Te-idence of the late K. K. Elliot, vag. Lats 50 by 130 feet, fronting on Melrose ave. Price 10 cents 4 squire foot. Liberal terms to purchasers of more hati jut or to any une building at ouce. For furtuer particularyapplyto | TYLER & KUTHERPO.D, ei4e ie JOR SALE-OR RENT—AT BEENDON, VA. A Pleasantly situated cottage and table.” acre of | sround; fruit. three minutes walk from sta quire of A. CKUUNSE, Cash Kou, Treasury | auueut, 2 JOR SALE—THIKTEEN MILLION Pca reer to Sut, being known a: “Lhe North “Aruingion Heights." in full view abd west Washington City, Dt ich are | villa etter: hich und perfectly lieaithy . prices APHILLIPS, 1910 New bork ave. =NEAK ROCKVILLE anew barn. fig, deur ital GooReD. BUCKETS, JOK SALE—HANDSOME 1 Dant-Lorine. A fa peat-oftice bull aoc ul Fest nista“pecta ” NCLACHLEN® BATCHELULAG yee i Ok SALE — AT FORPST INN PARK, FOREST ‘Glen, very devirable. villa siton, eoveral ¢ ir This ts the most chat 2. Lets wm Z cents a foot upward. THUS G. HeNaik 16 F st. uw. seul OK SALE—BARGAINS—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, ‘Md.; twenty muimutes’ ride from city. #50 up. J BRKT EC Je8-1m* 1 _ PROPOSALS. FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE Dixraicr OF CoLumuia, July 6G, ISSB. Seed aut TWELVE STANT, to ine ings bs lotset at oO O'CLOCK M. on the FIFTEENTH lie xehool aid other but! TSNY, with the end the contract tor 1 propriatios the ret at this offiee. ‘The right in Te Jectauy and ali bids or parts of bide W. i Wor, Sk WHEATLEY, CHAS W. KAsMOND, Conaun sioners of the Distiiet of Columbia, rcs ¥ veel to re ROPOSALS FOK CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL TU Be USED ON THE STREETS AND ANE SIN THE CLIY OF WASHINGTON, EOF THE Co 4 July 3, ISNK. Sealed proposals will ‘at tds office antl TWELVE O'CLOCK ML. on sal Day JUL) TWEN 1Y-ONE. Ike, ing, “bricks, asphalt le, asp wrabite paving biocks (0 be ured on id aveiues in the eity of W ronal avd specibeatic office on application theret: sary information, and bids ou these torms 0 Conmdered. ‘The rghit is re-erved to rjoct muy a Fuiebawe cur ‘viwcas atid ail fideo perteor buds Wie Werk ne WHEATLEL. GOAT MOND, Comintmtouern DLC. Syooe erick “OF THE : ENDENT OF Unt, Stats Wate AND NAVA DAPAKTMIENT ODN” Naam iorom DC. July 2. ABBS—neald propo In duplicate, for coel and woud, enclosed aud wiiresmed to the Buyerintensent of te” mate, War, aid Navy Beittimetet Buisaing, Sule recested’ st te cic tu LZo‘clock mon Saturday, July 14, LBM, to muppiy the ntate, War and Novy Department Butidiuur with fuel, namely: 3,000 tous extra hard, bite wi, furnace coal. 25 tos white axh stove coal eserviua the rit to order as much more ot eituer furnuce oF stove coal as may be required at the sauwe price. All ‘coal must be of the bes. frve from dust oF ine Purities, and luspected by aswourn inejector at the fost of the contractor, and to be weigued upon the Government scales tm the court yard. So cords, more Cr leas, bickory wood. 5 curds.” iuore oF less, Sprupe Pine wood. All wood to be of the best quality Sud’ inapected | by 8 sworn | iuermctur at the ‘tie contractor. ekury we sawed | and measured "after it ts ‘coal aud wood to we required pee pa EP WILLIAMSON, Chet , U.S. B. i i | | | Pt