Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1889, Page 7

CITY AND DISTRICT. (® The local circulation of Tas Evexre Strap is not only the largest and fullest, but it is also the szst, since the paper goes not alone into the hands of the people of the District of Columbia as = body, but regularly éalo their homes,—into the families of all classes, end into those of the money-spending as well as the money-earning portion of the community, An advertisement in its columns therefore Teaches the eye of everybody worth reaching. Sa AT WASHINGTON GROVE. Cottage Owners Who Have Settled Down for the Summer. Correspondence of Tux EVENING Stan. Wasurxatox Grove, Mp., June 2%, ‘The large amount of rain during the past month, together with somuch unusual cool weather, has delayed the cottage owners from taking possession of their summer residences, From « hasty canvass it is found that the fol- | door lowing have already arrived and settled down here for the summer: Grove Avenue—Mrs. 8. ©. Reid and son, Warren R. Choate and family, William -W. 8. Dyre and family, W. Reddin Woodward and wife, Dr. F. N. Ritter and family, Alfred Wood and family, William Burris and wife, Mr. Gor- don and family, Fred. A. Gee and wife, J. W. Somerville and family, W. H. H. Smith = a H. B. Moulton and famil: Shively, Robert Cohen and —— in ter, Rev. 8. R. Murray and Dr. W. Merriara and family, Broadway—W. R. Andrews and family, rows King and family, Irah eh oe mother, J. E. Briggs’ and family, Rudolph Johnsonand family, Mrs Harbaugh, J. Walker end family, 1. N. ‘Rolling ‘and family. and Thomas T, Hardie and family and T. G. Bandail and wife at the hotel. Circle “Dr, MD. Peck and family, 3. Lind- a eee Be F B, Rice and family, and family, Benjamin S a “tad family, J.C. Athey and fem F. Shucker and family, Rev. J. Mc! Kendies Reiley and family, Dr, T. G. Lockerman and wife, and Mrs. Capt. P. A. Bearick and chil- First avenue—W. H. Valiant and Capt. Ripley and family, L. Dean and wife, W. Offatt and family, John L. Beit “and jn it go ise and iy, Mrs. T. B. Penicks and children. sae P. Altechu and family and J, E. Owen and f. mily. 8d svenne—W.a. 4 8. Jackson and fami; 4th avenne—Judge Geo, L, Clark and femily, J. R. Mickle and family, A. H. Doan and family, J. W. Bowen = ee ee, Chas. Spates an: ramil; le payin family, J.8. McCathran and fuinily. G. E- Gartroll and family, A. T. Drake and family, Mra Sth avenue—J. E, Hill and sod han Fo Hill, il and Mrs. Nash. Miss Newcomb, E. M. Willis and YF. Warring and family, Mrs. F. Pn: res family, Rev. Dr. Adams and wife, Mrs. 8. P. Barnes and daughter, Mr. Sniffin and family, 6th avenue—C. M. C. Spooner and family, Mrs. M. E. Dorsey, Jas. Harrison and family, 3. K. McCathran and family, and BE. D. besten HE. gn a a been igre oi Bowe omice’ and through the courtesy of Office department letter-boxes have been re in different parts of the m which the mail is collected at 130, "5:30 and 10 p.m. for the city, and an equal number of mails from the city are de- livered at the grove at 7:35 and 11:11 a.m. and 5:08 p.m. Mr. Crump, the proprictor of the hotel, and Mrs. Dorsey, on Sixth avenue, have a guodly number of boarders. There will be an excursion from the city to the Grove on the 4th of July, and in the a: noon it is ex; d that appropriate will be made by Rev. Dr. Corey, of the city, aud Gen. Sampson. of Colorado, MARYLAND AND THE SALOONS. The State Thinks About Following Pennsylvania With High License. A Baltimore special to the Philadelphia Press, Jane 29, says: Many of the least desir- able class of saloon-keepers who were driven away from Philadelphia by the high license have settled in Baltimore, where the license fee is only $50. This city has nearly 4,000 saloons, of which about 2,850 are licensed. It bas more saloons per capita than any eastern city. The movement for high license is gain- ing rapid headway, and it will play a leading part in the coming legislature campaign. The outlook is decidedly promising, and the fight is strengthened by the fact that Pennsylvania and Delaware, with their bigh-license laws, are ae state. le ive = by & bigh focused tee af their own. o aly means now to check the evil is an old law sor Srected by 4 ~ _— se so direc! iv To-day the jury of thie oi o nt in lst of prom mat saloons to be under this ban. All of them have viola’ od the Sunday law a edly. Pennsylvania's experience has done more to convert Maryland to Pa license than all other arguments combined. Simon Cameron Lald at Rest. Gen. Simon Cameron's funeral at Harris- burg, Pa., Saturday afternoon was character- ized by the greatest simplicity. A choir sang several appropriate hymns and then Rev. Dr. Chambers, pastor of the Pine street Presby- teriau church, conducted the services for the dead. All the relatives except Senator Cameron were present, as well as many people from a distance, notwithstan: the general impression that the funeral was to be Private Among the more prominent teudance were ex-Senator Me: at kx. Capt. Norman sz Congresemen Ermen- Lieut. Black, Hon, Edward McPherson, Getty: + and others, ‘The interment took place at Harrisburg cemetery. ————+o+—__ Three People Killed and Many Injured. The limited express which left Boston at 11 ®. m. Saturday vie the Boston and Albany road was ditched just outside the rent rns of — Haven in the afternoon. — —— several Veal tre fered The} ‘killed Mary A. Brigham, of Brooklyn, N. a drawing-car conductor, ‘master, name not rted., accident was caused by the raile spreading. —————+e97+-___ Flood in the Appomattox. man, a ; i HE DR. McDOW’S ACQUITTAL. Seenes in the Court-Room when the Verdict was Announced. The special to the New York Sun, in dis- cribing the scene in court on Saturday when the verdict of acquittal in the case of Dr. Me- Dow, who had been tried for the murder of Capt. Dawson, was announced, says that the court-room was as still as death while the clerk was reading the written verdict which had been brought in by the foreman of the jury. McDow heard the verdict with a faint smile, and remained as motionless as a statue. Upon the instant a yell arose that reminded old soldiers of yells heard during critical periods im front of Petersburg. It was more of an exultant yell than one of joy. The negroes yelled in unison with Dr. McDow's friends. The judge administered a stern rebuke, and discharged the jury until Monday, Meantime the friends of the accused ret up to the dock. Mr. Cohen was the to te him. After that the white-haired counsel wrote out an order for his discharge and the judgesignedit. Dr. McDow walked from the a man, surrounded by his admirers. A Lesh crowd followed him down the stairs an th the lower corridor to the back of the court-house. Here coach was waiting. The doctor entered it and was driven to his home, negroes and others running behind the carriage. The crowd remained about the court- house for some minutes. Many white men seemed amazed. The negroes were es) ially jubilant. One herculean black shouted at the top of his voice: ‘That settles it. The richest white man in Charleston shan’tcall me a nigger again. If he does I know what to do.” jury commissioner is a colored man. He is @ barber at the Charleston hotel. He was appointed by @ democratic governor, and is said to have kept in his place at the end of his first term by Capt. Dawson. He is said to be @ capable and puck aie Haver: theless, the fact remains that there were seventeen negroes and nineteen white men on the panel from which the petit jury was drawn. Sr ovoy were seven blacks upon the jury and five white. ‘The exultation of the negroes at the acquit- tal of Dr. McDow is said to arise from an an- tipathy to Capt. Dawson. Some time agoa white man committed an autrageous assault — negro girl in Pickens county. He was terward lynched by acolored mob. Lynch- the invariable punishment for such in South Carolina. Some of the black adherents of ier ips Lynch were tried, and one or two convicte ‘Dawson espoused their cause in the columns of the News and Courier, and those convicted were pardoned. In com- ment upon the case, however, Capt. Daw- son made an unfortunate allusion to the chas- tity of negro women as compared with that of the whites. This is said to rankle in the breasts of the colored people. It is said also to have been intensified by the stand taken by Capt. Dawson in another tri: hen a white man killed a negro, Another reason is the fact that Capt. Dawson was s prominent democratic leader. It is averred that upon retiring to their rooms the jurors immediately took a ballot, all voting in favor of acquittal. They are said to have remained in the room for two hours afterward discussing the case. This is only a rumor, but it may be regarded by some as the only redeeming feature in the whole transac- tion. Certain it is that Dr. McDow is free, and there is great indignation among the friends of Capt. Dawson and many others, WERE LOVERS iN THEIR YOUTH. He is Eighty-three and She Seventy- three, but They are Married at Last. Society people in Port Jervis and Bingham- ton, N. Y., have uncommon interest in the mar- riage of two well-known persons in their re- spective towns who long since passed the sev- enty-year limit. The groom is Jos. Conkling, aged eighty-three years, long a resident of Binghamton, and a fine-looking and active old gentleman. He has an ample fortune. The bride is Mrs. Maria Edwards, of Port Jervis, aged seventy-three years, and a remarkably well-preserved and sprightly old lady. The marriage rite was performed at the bride's residence by the Rev. 8. W. Galloway, of the Methodist church. More than fifty years have passed since Jos. Conkling and Maria Tuttle were neighbors and lovers, living with their parents near Batavia, N. Y. It was the old story of the penuiless suitor frowned upon and turned away by the maiden’s well-to-do and obdarate parents. The disappointed lovers went their respective ways and found other consorts, who, after many years, died. Thus bereaved, and after many ‘3 of esosopen the old-time lovers met again by c' 8, Te newed their vow vows, and d wore married, LIQUOR \ WAR 1 IN CINCINNATI. A Judicial Decision Adverse to the Law and Order League. The Law and Order people, who have been trying to enforce the law closing saloons in Cincinnati on Sunday, received a severe set- back Saturday by a decision of Judge Outcalt in the common pleas court. The judge held that struck juries in the police ccurt are illegal. This reverses the opinion of the police judge and sets aside the convictions oblained against saloon-men, Ithas been the custom to draw juries from a box containing names furnished y members of the city council. Most of the names put in the box are those of ward poli- ticians or ment who patronize the saloons, For reason it has been found almost impossible to convictany one. Judge Ermston when he went on the bench allowed struck juries, made up of the best men in the community, and the result was that every vcr tried by such ajury has been ply convicted, If Judge Outcalt had Sastabe the lower court the saloonists would undoubtedly have been compelled to give up the fight against the law, but the return to the old system gives them | Fehewed courage, An English Syndicate Buying Shoe Factories. Mark J. Worthley, who recently built « large one-story shoe factory in Lynn, Mass, said Saturday that he was approached some time ago by a Boston broker, representing English capitalists, and asked if he would sell to them. Afier considering the matter for some time he gave them an option on his plant. They ww made him an offer of $125,000 for the plant, stock, Cals ood will, which he has aecepted, 5 providing the terms and conditions pro sal ee which will be known ere many While the writer was present Mr. Worth- iy ae handed a cablegram stating that the terms were satisfactory to the other parties, It is caid that should the purchase be made the same plan will be followed as in the case of the brewery company, in which the foreigners will own four-fifths of the stock and Mr. Worthley the re: ir. One of the stipulations will un- doubtedly be that Mr. Worthley shall continue in the management of the business for at least five years, ————— Another English Syndicate. London Special to the New York Herald. It has just leaked out here that a company or syndicate is being formed in London for the purpose of buying up the principal dry goods interests in the chief American cities. From all that could be ascertained the intention 1s to ft control of the dry goods trade in America @ manner something similar to that in which O francs. QUINA: LAROCHE AN TNVIGORATING TONIO, PERUVIAN BARK, IRON, ap PURE CATAL cori N WINE. medio ate for the U, Bu ‘M GT., N. Vo Poor, Foolish Men. Malaria, For indigestion, Fe appetite, Peso Bn mri & FOUGERA & 00., 30 NORTH Wi! omens Dew WOLFF & RANDOLPH. ibe VIGOR, ke 5 e. Absolutesecrecy. Varico= tise onsDupre Sliniaue, 16 Tremont Bt, Bostcas BeSion-bupre Az Ta ROOD A’ ate Sarees a Hei aR Te very window y Porgy ‘iret olsee; torus Sirus wastegate Wh J. Prop. N HSS SES oC TASS Fa | Baie je3-2m. Hos 8& MOON, araee VEANTUGET ava ana a pie MT HALL. ot Washington, B.O ST CHARLES SEAT DELAWARE AVR, Dyan NNN F000 eas WOOTTON, Ja. HE ARLINGTON, Atlantic City, N. J, Michigan ave, near the Beach. Heese Now 01 8TO0! EAD TERRACE i vodeet® eae {0m chnnoke KARR, pular prices, ial eee, to A. RINES, cree ia ce $0 20-2m RIDA, CHOI 108 CENTRAL LOGATION, | 53 Fitst-class house; len: gen . DAVIS & BROWNE. HE LELANDE.” we ae On the beach, Massachu- Close to Bew iron om SAMUEL WAGNER, NSION, ATLANTIC cr _—LAR- sheen eg ee Sand from the hand trai Salas D rom an hy" ur ‘EW HOTEL FEDINE, Boe cutofotel Price List and AS AN. my4-3m SWORTH, ATLANTIO CITY, N. a ‘the beacl im & McCLELLAN, HE CHALFONT! eo % ATLANTIO CITY, N. Ju SLARG! F oe veagctsias TERR OCEAN VIEW. Balt Water Baths in the Elevator. ier, Ho M. gos Testaurany atte etre, nah sot day ee 10" EREARY O. 1880, Moved to the | the Beach. Je13-2m sO ROBERTS & BONS. UY ne Sit peter on, Smearric AND OON- Fri ds anage aia $o15-2in atte ENG! SCr\HE WAVERLY” WAVETLANTIO CITY, N. 3. Oven all the year; hot and cold seawater baths he in how XANT. — Jo21. PROPOSALS. BORORAT.S, FOR, LAYING TERRA COTTA VER AND PAVING AND CURBING CER- TAN repost 4 ‘A. ALEXAND! Auaitor's office, Alexand: NESDAY, JULY TENTH. diately Gereafter in presence ot bi erra Cotta Sewer and streets in Alexandria, Va, seen at the Auditor's office, Alexandria, Va, and at the office of 1D. J. Howalt ort cay ‘engineer and ity, wi 939 atreet ni -_” HERBERT B WAR -7t° an Committee on Stree! Sea ERS OF a= Vashington, Juue received at this ‘M,, of TUESDAY, ae OFFICE, ‘8, WASHIXGTON, Ww. Tutor” GTATIONEY—0. @ HOUSE OF REPRESENTA. tives, Washington, D. 24, 1 Froy ype Feceived at iis office until TWELVE 2K M., JULY 22, 1880, for furnishing Station. ery for the House of Representatives durin the fiscal Year ending June 30, is00. Blank forms of Frmished on ears to'the stationery clerk’ T lerk reservus the right to waive defecte and tany oral ‘of bids. Pro abould ‘bs “4 a ry se lerkof fhe House of Represents tives = Propseaie tog Beationary = etm at » Clerk U. B. House of Representatives, rR PH OF REPRE SENTAT fice wntil TWELVE Oc pULy WES TIETH, 1889, for hundred (1%00) tons of the oe cost rected), E10F0 OF leas: also seveuty-Ave, ‘7800 osha pruce pine, ‘and one hundred and afty ‘oak p wood, more or e needed at the ease So muatives firing rahe ne yaad coal erat rit ey i the’ vaulta' et the gnd in such prasad louse of Represen- 40, Rounds Mio the caret ) piece kya at ce RSGHLAND, SCHOOL FOR, Gtk RE-OPENS yen ete a egiaily ytended address abt i Aes cial (fale) dandy Spring Sn” svensitx or VIRGINIA. Session begins Oct, 1, and continues nine months, Complete courses and equipment for instruction in Letters and Science, in Law, Medicine, ear Enwineering and Agriculture. Expenses moderate. For Catalogues, apply to ii AVPMY 0 woe ME. THORNTON, Chairman of the Faculty, P.O. University of Va. Vs _171,5,8,11,30,002,6,9 ae GALLS KING, TEACHER OF PIANO psx 0 INGALTS fad orgass: for th suunuier at (07 H st. a. w, ‘Mon- day, ‘Thursday and urday, 4 Puss- day, Wednesday Ye S010 10 M3), TOLET Ox 3) A ACADEMY ear Philadelphie. | Healthful ie fete oueltee JENRY M. W. tans 4028-e052t inci ILITARY ACADEMY, CORNWALL, ret, courses Ny youn wi of 00 per year. oe ea YATT, Souist of Casts C# HAM ACADEMY, OGONT: excelled location and surroundiuy at Look Fs Serer car m way Grr, PA HE ALDINE, DECATUR | ST, first, t CAPE MAY, house from beach; hot cold baths up- ‘and eold 8 norgi onsen. Aras SS USE, A! ‘ware, will open June ning terms: ten dol per ‘deductions made for les hoard Se x Bpiat ks Pt wT. =o 2 ita presette | Broadway, 3. x. fret eee tee eas ree rah lea ae a per week. aay sp REX GaP, OORT SHOTELA pee hoveiees Ehnepect.S jpouilgrest under jUMMER RESORT, LEON. tospeng, waa Sa * 5 RAILROADS. as ES aie am. and bru rer Pun and :89 mn” Streels tier F ed para Stinger secretion ireets. ety "=A, L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent, \HE GREAT TRAINS ‘CORN For fi: tsbiurg and the Wi ‘of Pullman Vestinuted Line, #:50 am. with’ Slee} at peda Poa plarriabury to Su Louia (, @noept Ste Pie th Sleeping Gar Ali to prose, at 740. wi Washington to Chicago and bt, peu at Harrisburg wi for Louie Pacific, m. daily, for Tiroaet"skieper te Pitteburg, RAVE WAS! ‘OF SIXT. TO THE SONNE WEST AND bots 2» BOUTIN et a tf oe ab POL: a a Cy HOT! a due east of Situated direct Norfolk, Va, This ron rest esaside resort uct presents every juzury, comfort, = for a | Qua a FO Vint mee #or further particulars address my18-3m nt POINT a . Rates a Open an at ‘OMAC HOTE! Le Tae 2 an a m aie Pees bathing on aoe coeak, = ae %. CRITTENDER, OL The Restolk, iso pis Att a clerperteederaas er ade “WW eagoe, seer, COUNTY, ai aot Aree Sey ak Deaane Warten oat, the Biss, Piase. Hote Eero ne Sarablete Th BROAD! Sune oy thet Ww. Ch, os oh LADIES’ GOODS. jel2-2ia B. M. A. HOFFMAN, ARTIST! Tallor, reinoved to 616 to make 8 Wworkinanship, for least monsy-3yi-2 perfect Mt, THONTS! FRONTS! FRONTS! Always in order combing ‘MJ. PRANDI, 1329 F st. pw. (Mrs. Harrison’ porter Fine French Hair Goods, 303-1m* ___ Shampooing. ae HOTE ‘More iavorabl sorte; prevailing rogues ao direct frow ste yoean na, ud tained of ing route and location, to ‘to be obt FIRE ISLAND; ae ctype 8 Peas SEE Igy Arp DEY CLEAN- Youreve t-clase Ladies’ and Gents Bonny fh every, OD, sivet a and Dresses, ANTUD BND Galo NE LE KOH, tormerly with A. Fischer wel NION FISCH: 55 DRY Ci ASAT AND DYE bee and Maison Yricee, ANING ESTAB- 06 G st. uw. Gents’ Garments of all kinds cleanedand erie reasonable: 20, MURLTER, Prop, Dyed without being 1 ripped. Laalew’ Eveniug Dresses vo. years’ rps x Ww cone May, z pou Paes pe ee, OPEN, FOR THE SE, - | mod ‘Goods called for aud delivered. ___si_ games MOSRES OM E is, isso. terms for June, “or particulars ba ARCYOCL GARMENTS, MADE UP Of RIPPED NK H. HILDRETH, a4 ek ire Jeo-2m _ Late of the Hotel Laayetie, Fropristor, _ye12-11 ester Bes D 000 G st. .w. eee WINDSOR, yous OF THE GKEAT LAKES MEDIC A L &e, CAPE MAY, ¥. 3., ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS — _ WILL OPEX JUNE15. Dorit aie only Reliable Ladies’ or THE yeician in = Sy. _$01-2m W. W. GREEN. can be consulted dally, 404 Cut, between 434 and 6th ASBURY PARE, Na, LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT 00. Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta- COLEMAN) HOUSE ‘tly confident ‘Separate rooms for AND ANNEX. Enlarged and Improved, now open. Up der Same mide SE HALEH, Prop. “pW: SWOPE, Manage®, TTB HOTEL, ASBURY PAR! i. Je da. th REE ELS lake : r the erty ree manage! vl v Wit AYE! ‘APPLEGATE, | HR ALBION, ASBURY PARK, N. J. ONLY PON TT ae season. Table SO eg nee e season. for etroular. ers AL HOTEL, AGBURY FARK. N. J. OF: O* ‘June 13. sg Ageomlinodatl for, 300 ec ‘th Mindows BAMTESD. Re ce a FUP. Ete ARK, N. J. ShStines rth howe se ti Sadpr now muaagessent by ite Jel-2m & TLE MADIRON, LOSERS END 01 ‘OF BUNBE' ears ave, Asbury Fark, N. J, ‘artesian wate! genitary cout ‘HE JERIMORE, ASBURY FARK THIS BEAU- Se ene house, 1}¢ blocks from ocean, hes all city improvements, and will be found first-class in TH LE, Proj vce ae Wait, and O. city ticket offices, erudes tc Information can be obtained in Washington at B. ‘T. P. CARPENTER, Gen. Pass. Agt., BUFFALO, N. ¥. Ofice always open. 324-20" FAN Leer mation THE SERyIORS OF Ax Fer iisaeyt FSS eet t pei i iit ME DED Hit Rie re AND ¥01 T st. mw. Office usm et mean ape NEVER SEEN CONTRA Conse AOTe ICTED D THAT ei, abd swinsuiuy pools, new and elogant tainly not excelled tu the a first-class, Write for ill tive pam) _my28- COxeES Elid bo BAtbo a Peonorte B le poplar: shiner — ry me bs etiy Case na yee attention paid to married or single, ietyyet pee r tion ‘apd sdvice drop at any’ our of | ub parts s Milihas Sou 5 in in and for the District of assist f ee USIN BY USING a pa 22 ee eer rn Shy rps SuEaE Ee’ VENTH AVE., ASBURY Pork —Beautifully focatea on the main driveway, _— connects all the fainous Rs ey resorts short distance from beacks lab repre is Perfect sanitation; hair mat roca, eo boatibg. ALL. Spning of tl Hot eee OCEAN BEACH, N, J. ‘Will open fersoogt' the last week in Sune. Forcirculars, terms, &c.. FRED, E. FOSTER, ir. TWELFTH SEASON. Sess \ EPTUNE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, N. J. N* eR ‘Open from, ber i terms and circular address Je13- A. B. SANK, Bee TON HOUSE, Ne: from June 1 to Oo- Spring Loke Bench, N, fo Wilburton-by-the Hes. ‘pineal bse on the beach, ALMER HOUSE, SPRING LAKE, N. J. ‘H SEABON, First-class; reasonable rates; fine location. Terms and circulars, address ~1m J.B, PALMER. HE CARLETON, SPRING LAK, X, J. a Ist, 8. HINKSON, Prop. 27-00: yy ILLBURTON-BY-THE-SE. SPRING LAKE Wit Beach, N. J; Oven froan June to October. Dirsctiy on the ee KR Kk NORTE. my3-3i G°*? TO O THis: SOMGIER AND'sTOP AT THE SHELDON. WILLISFORD DEY, Prop. BARNEGAT CITY. BOICE, Prop'r. Je1-3m_ Ocean Grove, X. P.O. Box 20: EW io ated directly ou the beach I ted Bee tet, zB HITE, Pro} DORADO, BROADWAY, saat iG Lake Fourteenth season. LOOMIS PO. Box 2076._ equipment. Gynwesium, military dill, ke, Thorough serps Preparation for Collegecr Scientitic School, For cic: | 4% June 22 to Oetahe Je10-1 J. CALVIN RICE, A. M. Principal. DRIVERS ITY “TRAINED TEAC HERS PREPARE for civil service, West Point Col gud private lessons ‘day or evening. Fit we Lt want hie RE COLLEGE, SWANTEMO Re <8 HE Ovens Yth month, 10th Thirty minutes” trom Fletcher e und’ the Sea, youd Street Btation, Philsdciphis, Under the care of For term: frienda, but all ot ited. Full college course | - Je15-1mn oe for bot noucentiac eed Literar; one Also “ on radia” Man: eparatory School (2 classes). ey unds, Lew and extensive wry U1 taloyue and £1 lars aides EDWARD H. MAGILI2 1 9 raters ot (AL CH'S CIVIL SERVICE TRIO Sr etiad the brewing busiuess is being brought. B. and O. Wholesale Discharges. One hundred more employes in the black- smith ehop at Mount Clare, the principal shops of the Baltimore and Obio railroad, were dis- charged Saturday. It is now believed that the entire force of 2,600 men will be dismissed and the shops closed by the close of the summer, aos mw. Persona sticcese- Me i sepaeetiaae, i, Hogue taughtand com- T Be 34 14th bot hohg hest references, {4-5 pak ft] Seemmee. “hiso Summer School at Asbary SPX ERIAN BUSIN, ILLEGE, CO! SF Ee ots, now. Young men sud ‘womee a peu riting youd Oran Graph- eae ity esta tartan, Scr ue = QOLLEGR et admitted: for catalogue. BOOKS i STATIONERY. "hommes Weeihia . o seater F, ¥ ae PAGER Dr ratte To CURE Dyann- HEITMULLER’S CASTELLON WINE NEVER FAA JAS, L, BARBOUR & SOR, Wholesale Agents, myll-3m rel arte] Ee Tomas DEVLIN, ARKER ee is orer. NJ, bs oh erOw THE TENTH = Proprietor. HE Bi aKa a ARMS, T'S REL id OCEAN al a. Pitty are frosp Superi ocean ; near Barnegat table; Randsomely furpished; fuss wate clevaiors aud all inpdovemente ran bathin ‘boatis Hage A 33.00 r dey: aS rates w permanent boarders or disntlien, reulurs and full reiculars sent +} LES (ote SEA-SIDE-~-NEW_ ENGLAND, PAU under eutire new aie ington; beautiful new bi very, music, 6 ¥ bey troubles Tops), a dag circulars apply to UIER WHITE SULPHUR, aide ts sulphur water, eng be benehia inka A. K, Skenow,"~ Manager. Seine ai petunl tymtees 353. STAND! ecor. Othand Faw. ‘GQETTYsbUnG SPRING: PA.—A DELIG! ‘Summer Resort, one mu FUL from Gettysb - and 72 tiles from’ Baltimore, Md. Katalyains ater and baths u specie for rea ages and dyspepsia, OF descriptive pamphlets, kc. ad Formerly, a Gasroltion Trains frou Weshington Baltimore. gece WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ne. of Winchester and ‘Yemiles oe of Si it, Frederick county, Sie 4a ‘ism, No malaria No mosquitos, COLEMAN, Proprietor, ton Hotel, Baltimore, ‘counect st Union station, te17-1m MILES 1 none Jordan Springs P Oo Va POTOMAC RIVER BOz TS ney cents, ROSPECT HILL HOUSE, sted in mountains of Va lee frutt, 4 ¢ saddle horses, ” Tai eb SIMPSON, North Fork, Lor BEAUTIFULLY sITU- a= ft ene ore SOUTH. yf "Thureday, OCK ENON SPRINGS 1m the Great North Mt a Capacity 300. yand, fine drives, unexeeiled mineral at eated baths snd ewinuiitut pool en! py McCauley & Co., -Qhopriewors of bles, Washington. h terms formation, at offic of The tar. PRATT, ir a H VA., m for reception of guests. The’ wai for Gout, Kheumatism, alysis, Liver . For paiuphlets, &¢.. u A: AUGUST, Prop. 'T OF HE HEALTH OR PLEASURE aT fd eo: ee crabbing. oysters, jaress Dre kb Bra fore "D'nts oven for section Fecommended tor Tusomnia, | Green dN. WOODWAILD, Sup Vie. as moderate, “Excursion tickets Beet: For circulars éddress A. J. MYERS, Manager, $28. Atmosphere cvol, waters, Sanitary ar- inuye periect. A bew orchestra ‘Poew sulle End’ fise livery, furnished he Tail Apply to A.B. Sun Building, Washington. PRINGS, BATH SpUNTY, V vA, » Rervous affections: Ope Xervous ‘Aflectionse oy pe ¥ VIEW *PRINGB, P. 0. NEW —s ae Epa; Sekenhetost aioteese See Pee a "AVS, and THUBSDAYS, at 7 mused | Jandinisw aa, Mattox e whart ° rundays’ dows and Wednesdays ‘and fall in Clipe! Pout ft, Thursdays down and je and Wed- E. L. TOLSOM, Agent, 7th st. my4-3m_JNO. MOGAHEE Mehe Aekanini Va MAO bop apical ay Ee a Snore reopens Rs mart a ey ny eg Seas ees iE, jel-hm Wiser 8U! hos aS. VLE Us R. L ratse) no mony itoces no alata: fo MIDS ; dames Gas Windsor, Md. IN_THE MOUNTAINS, ETC. a= Pte) palsesod NEW SUMMER RESORT ON THE COAST OF MAINE. ‘The purest water, the finest air. Rare combination of mountains, woodland aud ocean. The best facilities for bosting and fishing. Hotel accommodations and appointments not surpassed by any in the state, Bend for cireular, Address BAY POINT, ROCKLAND BREAKWATER, ROCKLAND, ME, ir Lae sae 27-1 Box TaLAED, R. Fifteen amilon at seu; bat axe; ‘iy nce ; ner iT. 23 egal 2, 5.) Reatatied A new house pena ae ee ae rE URORA, WEST INL A OF ie SWIT: Fone AMERICA HEALTH RESORT OF THE ALLEG! ea HOUSE Jirtcclagn atm soocsumeodattons ot a be Bene ofiog, x my18-2m Ceres HOUSE, OPENS JUNE 20 LLEGHANY SPRIN YA TRE, dyspepsia ot ry Hecgmnended by the a afte iA waterin soniiy of te ontaren ountains of ii or ‘oa tmpenadalvee? Ni ae WOOD AND COAL jpoms* boos ‘Wholesale and Retail. Anthracite Coal of all kinds constantly on hang GEORGE'S CREEK CUMBERLAND Coal. FINEST GRADES of SPLINT AND CANNEL COAL Bawed and Split Wood to Order. aTigbipss te, Sousa cee Rew St ‘Telephone— Yard, 954.2; Branch office, 956-2. mh20 PIANOS AND ORGANS. rates, Cir amma 75 COOPERSTOWN, OTSEGO LAKE, N ¥., oe EN = FE | Cason ga SPRINGS, onan enn Het THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Now open. ‘All trains etop ot Contec, For circulars, &c., Tm AL TIMORR AND poromac O RAT ROAD, ae daily, cacert busing. Glo ate, io sn : daily, except or satartay 10 10:00 — ily, (at Washington to — a 40a: with Oma pre mena Fast Expres 8: 10 & m, week Ss. aud 8: atte gaily. xpress 2:10 p.m. For hoxton, without change, 2-50 p. m. every For. Brooklyn, N “ yet ‘trains pemey ty with “bonta of Brooklyu Annex, rect transfer to Fulton street, double fertiage soreme Sew Tors cl For Gera Cus and Points on Deaware Division, 1 week For Auasie City 9-00. 11-00.an€11:40 a. m. week days. 11:20 p.m, daiiy itimore, 6:: 720" ‘aim end 4:40 p.m. datiy, 20 and 9:00 am., 12:05,4 Rea Sunkay. Banden VBE TCKSBURG. XANDEIA AND WASHING: cig? way a 3 ,. For tenet 20. $ q ay ay a | 13, 1006 and 11:3 oan Fass 45, 10:57 am. 45 a.m.and 6:55 pm 0, 10 peony. ue aah uureodation for Quantice, 7 7-05, 8: week days, 7:45am. For Kichmoud and the South. 44 and 621 p. m. daily, except Sunday, Trains leave dint for joey 28, Tickets and inforniation at the Potton, vorthenst ner of 133th street and Fenneylvanis pve at the station. where onders can for checking of bawgage to from hotels atv TO and 11 ). 9:20, and 10 iho ytdoys: be Tenidences 5:10, 7:05, 8:00, ae = k. PUGH. ral Manager. J. R. WOOD, ‘BIO edule tu effect JUNE 2m 1 6a Leave Washington f Toru staGou corner of New Jeray ree, and C street. For sey orthwest, Vestibuled Limited. 1:20a.m., ‘express 9 p.m. > Por or or Ciaran Be ‘ ui, ~~ py saa For Bietavure and Cleveland, Vestibuled oa daily am. and express 6. For Pelt fe qVF eud caine bake noma Ae Lexington and Local Stations $2: tumor = ae or te) we aoe! one Sage ente i bas Soi MOO Cm way ebegebare, teriuedisie points, "9:08 mip oyde and ia ae ns 6 stations, 17:00 p.m, Spas train leaves Mera eer ete Bebe PF Feri Sosa. ti Hagersiow ie iia wy STAT am. pre p.m. daily. EW — — PHILADELPHI. New ¥ ton, Newark 0 night. leave Philadel} “2110 ame th! “ior Kitt cay: and 2.30 p. feeean’, <for Bouse), New York wo ee a