Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1889, Page 7

« COTY AND DISTRICT. 6 Tuer Evestye Stan circulates in the city where printed a larger number of copies in proportion to population than any paper in the world, and its circulation in Washington is greater than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. it verifies its claims by affidavits and by opening its books to the inspection of those interested. Some other papers boast largely, but they give no figures. THE NATIONAL GUARD CAMP. Gen. Ordway Explains Some of the De- tails of the Arrangements. At a meeting of the officers of the National guard at brigade headquarters last night, Gen. Ordway answered a great number of questions relative to the coming encampment of the Dis- trict militia. He explained the details of the mess arrangements, and every officer present decided to eat at the public mess provided by the quartermaster’s department rather than have separate tables. The fort will be devoted exclusively to the use of the brigade, and will be kept clear of excursionists. Every man absent from the encampment without leave, said the general, will be treated as having violated his obligations, and will be dismissed the service. A good and valid excuse will secure leave in every instance. Aman must stay at least three days in camp before obtaini furlough. Government clerks are entitled to sufficient leave from their work to attend the camp, and will not lose their pay or their regular leave. This is according to the statute. The tents will all be floored, and the beds will be of straw. Water-buckets, dippers, hatchets, and some other necessary things will be provided, but the men must get wash- basins. ‘The steamer will leave the wharf at 10 o'clock onthe morning of the 22d. Men must wear their uniforms throughout the encampment, but when off duty can wear straw hats, russet shoes, and other similar equipments. Dress-parade will probably take place at 6 o'clock each evening. There will be a post- canteen where tobacco and other articles may be bought, but there will be no liquor, wine, or beer sold on the reservation. path teria THE FOURTH IN WASHINGTON. How the Day Will be Celebrated in This City. ‘To-morrow will be observed asa general holi- iday in this city. The noisy demonstrations that usually are a feature of the celebration of the Fourth of July will probably be considera- bly toned down under the influence of the po- lice order prohibiting the setting off of fire- crackers and fire-works in the streets. How- ever, as many will go out of town, the prohi tion will not seriously interfere with the cele- bration. If the weather is good the various excursions will be well patronized, and there will be many picnic parties in the woods and fields near the city. The Oldest Inhabitants, in accordance with their custom, will observe the day by meeting im their room, as announced in yesterday's Star, at the Corcoran building. Capt. P. L. Rodier will read the Declaration of indepen- dence, and Mr. H. O. Claughton will deliver an oration. Preparations have been made for a grand celebration at Takoma Park. There will be a meeting in the morning and the rest of the me! will be spent in picnic fashion. Willia: Hepburn, the solicitor of the Treasury, and Mr, Lyneh, the fourth auditor, will deliver ad. dresses. B. H. Warner will preside, and a number of prominent gentlemen will grace the occasion by their presence. At Charlton Heights, on the Washington Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, there will be a gathering of people, the train to that point leaving the city at 12: There will be a variety of excursions, The steamer Excelsior will make two trips to Mar- shall Haul, one at 9:30 and the other at 2 p.m. The steamer Dixie makes hourty trips to up- river landings. An all-day and evening picnic will be given at Washington park (formerly Guethler’s) under the auspices of the Washington di sion, No. 1. Uniform Rank, Kni; “ew! Pvti At Becker's pleasnte “ga: (formerly Juenemann’s) the eighth bien sociable of Aloysius b ch, No. 170, Catholic Knights of America, will be held. The Corcoran will make two trips to Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall, the boat leaving her wharf at 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Both the Mary Washington and the George Law will run to River View to-morrow. The Mary Washington will leave at 9:30 a.m.. 1p. ma, and 5:30 p.m. The George Law.at 10 a.m., 2p.m. and 6 p.m. Fhe Arrowsmith will run as usual to Clifton There will be a basket picnic at Mr. Pelham’s place, on Oxen Hill, to-morrow, under the aus- pices of the bridge committee for the construc- tion of a bridge from South Capitol street across the Eastern Branch to Poplar Point. SIXTY-TWO ¥ YEARS AGO. How They Celebrated Independence Day in Georgetown in 1827. ‘To the Editor of Tar Evewine Star: Some five or six years ago anarticle appeared in your paper making reference to the military organizations of Georgetown, D. C., on the oc- casion of the visit of the Marquis de Lafayette, in 1824, to the city of Washington. In that communication allusion was made to certain toasts which were drank at a Fourth of July dinner of the Mechanical riflemen (one of the organizations referred to) held in the year 1827, in the Rope walk, located in what was then called Parrett’s woods (now Oak Hill cemetery.) It was also claimed in that article that the military organization named was under the command of the Jate William Jewell, the father of the writer. These toasts were prepared and read by him. Allusion is made therein to Jefferson and Adams, whose deaths occurred simultaneously on the Fourth of July, 1826, just one year before, which you will eive was sixty-two years ago. I deem ¢ resent a suitable occasion for the publication of some of these toasts, as indicating the patriotic senti- ments of that day and as an additional scrap of District history: “1. The day we celebrate—may its annual return never find our country less prosperous Bor its citizens less free, “2. The liberty of the press; the paladium of our rights, and the sure guarantee of their per- mation. “3. Our country—the best and the freest— it continue to be an asylum to the victims of tyranny so long as any region of the earth is cursed with a tyrant. “4. The American navy—the Samson of our a ‘May its vigor increase with it years, American army—generous, brave and humane; in peace our pride, in war our shield. “6. The memory of Washington—inscribed in the hearts of a grateful nation, his acts and his worth will live when the records of brass and marble shall have crumbled into dust.” Next followed toasts: (7) “To the memory of Jefferson, (3) “To the memory of John Adams.” (3) “To the memory of the Heroes and Sages Of the revolution. (10) “To the friends of free- dom prominent the world.” (11) ‘To Greece,” and 2) ‘0 the Republics of the South.” The two last toasts were as follows: (13) “Internal improvements and domestic manufactures—handmaids to the union and independence of our country.” (14) “The District of Columbia. The spot selected by the father of our country to be il- luminated by the council-fires of the nation. Le J aes those councils friends who will ot suffer its opening prospects to be blighted and ruined by the po ge calculating policy of ES political adventurers, Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Thos, Wilson to Rhoda Vanderbilt, sub. 35, sq. 776; Mary M. Donaldson t2 ©. W. The first day of the tenth annual meet of the League of American Wheelmen opened rather inauspiciously, the day dawning sultry, with occasional light showers. As ® consequence the elaborate decorations to be seen on all sides hang limp and colorless. By 11 o'clock, however, the clouds disappeared and the sun came ont in all ita refulgence, to the delight of the hundreds of wheelmen and the thousands of visitors now crowding this little city to its utmost capacit: Taking the eléy officials at their word, the boys have possession of the town, and” the “pang” of the minature and the ‘‘boom” of the cannon dee-cresien, with the well-known yell that “He's all rig! ht,” Lager convince the staid old citizens ‘toat the fay ly good pad are here and improving their opportunities fan and frolic. THE BUSINESS MEETING. At 11:30 the wheelmen in attendance, at least all those members of the league, assembled at the Hose opera house in the first business ses- sion of the meet. PresidentLuscomb presided bea! the deliberations, the attendance of mem- bers reaching about 300, There was a regular ‘ogram of subjects for discussion, Messrs. Boney, ty bev Louis; Potter, of Brooklyn; John d Dr. Charles E. Sadtler, of Balti- ights and priv’ of wheelmen in cities and on the coads.” improvements of highways and conditions of roads” received the attention of Butler, of Buffalo, and Jas. B. Reed and A. E. Mealey, of Baltimore. Nessrs. Davol, of Rhode Island; Atwater, of Washington; Hodgson, of er Orleans; 8. T. Clark, of Baltimore, and Irvin, of Hagerstown, gave their views ate “Racing and rules.” “Our constitution and by-laws and the scope and development of the ‘and the advantages of league clubs” ms aang off upon the « le Shriver, of New York; LeCato, Carr, of Baltimore. Brewster, of St. Louis, and Chism, of Baltimore, told what they | kuew about “Railroads and transportations,” while Bidwell, of New York; Mitchell and White, of Baltimore, gave their views from a practical rider’s standpoint of “Wheels and their appur- tenances,” than oleaing the subjects and bring- ing the first business session to an end. A GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE. At the close of the business meeting there was a general ‘‘go-as-you-please riding” in- dulged in by many of the wheelmen, including a pumber of lady cyclers, Mrs, L. H. Plumb, of Washington, being one of the latter. These bers cyclers are a ‘‘feature” of the meet. Their appearance upon wheels is a novelty here, and they attract great attention whenever they ap- pear upon the streets on their machines, A run was made this evening to Williamsport, which has come into considerable prominence owing to the devastations of the recent great flood in the Potomac. ‘The trip was under the auspices of the “clean towel and bonfire brigade.” and the huge bonfires along the banks of the river added an unique effect to the surroundings and the occasion. Last night the cyclists hada Jolly time. They seemed to be “whooping it up,” and, while their antics were boisterous at times, they were innocent and caused considerable amusement. Their “hip, hurrah” and ‘he is a joliy good fellow” resounded rather more musical than of- fensive. The crowd in attendance is being increased by the arrival of each train. P! iladelphia wheelmen came in at early hour this morning fifty strong, As yet but few Washingtonians are here, the only ones registered up to noon to-day i Pam S. Atwater, W. H. Kip and Mrs. H. jamb. B. DERICK. What is Going on in the Historic Neigh- borhood. Correspondence of Tur EveNxe Star. Frepenick, Mp., July 2. ‘The elaborate preparations which have been in progress at the handsome summer-home of Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren, on South mountain, near Middletown, this county, for the reception to Mr. and Mrs. John Vinton Dahlgren, have been completed. The buildings on the place have been beautifully decorated and present a most pleasing appearance. On Monday even- ing next the festivities will commence, and are expected to continue several days, Guests will be present from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Many of them will arrive this week. The bride and groom ar- rived last evening, accompanied only by the groom's brother and sister, Ehric and Uirica. ‘They will spend this week quietly Interest in politics here is centering for the —— in the appointment of a successor to Ex-Governor James lb. Groome as collector of the port of Baltimore. It is well known on this side of the state that the Hon. Milton G. Urner, of Frederick, is the choice of Congress- man McComas for the place. Mr. Urner held pa once before, aud was a most able offi- cia v ‘k was commenced to-day on the recon- struction of the bridges across the Monocacy at Ceresville and Frederick Junction. ‘These bridges were swept away by the recent flood. The Battumore and Ohio railroad company are building a branch road between their pres- ent line kefé and the grounds of the Frederick County agricultural society. ‘Lhe work of the corps of civil engineers en- gaged in the survey of the new Washington branch of the Gettysburg and Harri urg rail- road company have reached Sandy Sprin, the Frederick county line, and are pushing on through Montgomery county. The Mercantile association of Frederick met to-day to take action in regard to having this road ran through Frederick on its way to Washington, A very pretty wedding took place in St. John’s Catholic church here Sunday night, Rev. Fr. Brand officiating. The bride was Miss Mollie McHenry, of Frederick, and the groom Chas. W. Burch, of Washington. At the end of this week the happy couple will go to Washington to reside, Ex-United States Senator Eustis, of Louisiana, is spending a great deal of his time this sum- mer with friends in Frekerick.—Large num- bers of bicyclists passed through here on their wheels yesterday and to-day en route to the annual meet of the L. A. W. at Hagerstown.— Messrs. John Ritchie, John O. Fauble, Geo. E. Wilcoxon, and J. Addison Ingle, all of Fred- erick, have arrived home from college. Dr. Wm. D. Brace and wife, of West Washington, are the guests of Mrs. Chas, F, —_ ‘Miss Lucy Swindell, of Washington, Manager Barnie, of the Baltimore Pres ball club, wants Tom Gittingea, of Frederick, to play in the field i in the Baltimore nine. F. i ———— Labor Declaration of Peace. An address has been issued from Pittsburg to the workjug people of America, signed by the representatives of all the leading labor orgeni- zations. Itis a declaration of peace, which is perhaps very significant in view of contests which have ‘been waged during the past year between Knights of Labor, the American Fed- eration of Labor, and other labor organiza- tions. The address says that differences of ion and matters of detail in methods for provement of need ‘scondition have been magnified by inter ties into contlicts of the most belligerent ped igen he nature. ao labor organizations are called upon to forth renewed efforts to strengthen and solidi their ranks and to leave nothing pam dt make each society the power for good that it intended to be. Itis signed by 8. Samer and P. J, MeGuire, of the American Federation of Labor; T.V, Powderly, John W-Hayes, A.W. Wright, and John Devlin, of the Kmghts of Labor, Wm. A. Simscott, Railroad Switchmen’ Mutual Aid association; PF. P. Sargent, Ei V. Debs, and John J. Hanahan, of the Brot hood of Locomotive Firemen. POWDER Absolutely Pure. °F | axzengtheandwholesomencss:. More sconossicdl task vr he malttade of vr tat Bowben 0.100 Wall st N'Y GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, W. BAKER & C08 , nourishing, strengthening, SILY DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids es well as persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere, W. BAKER & CO, Porshe, Mase | Grand National Award of 16,600 fr AN INVIGORATING TONIC, CONTAINING PERUVIAN BARK, IRON, Ano PURE CATALAN WINE. For the PREVENTION and CURE of Malaria, Indigestion, Fever & Aue, Loss of appetite, Foorness of Bi of Blood, , Netralgia, E.FOUGERA, & (10., Agenta for the U. 8, 30 NORTH WILLIAM ST., N. ¥. VIGOR Jost through errors ot FOR MEN tot preci mat erteesiz r5 ained the new Bartek “Bares seine ethos ti rit] 7 it no ee? Yarice= =u Se crepesiuen, Besion-Dupre Beinasete 165 ‘Deettout Sty Boston, the bottle. Now you must read them, and they will a ea a8 once 4 month and papa about once a week, Wolt'sAGMEBlacking Is wonderful; Presorving, and Waterproofi any leather} giving it a — rich bia lustre which fasts a Don’ F; WOLFF & RANDOLPH, pHiLapetPnia, 719. 719. AT COST. With a view to making important changes in my business, I will sell my entire stock of EMBROIDERIES, LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, BLACK, BLACK- AND-WHITE AND WHITE DRESS GOODS, COTTON AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR, PARA- SOLS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY GOODS and NO- TIONS AT COST FOR CASH. We have on hand a large stock of seasonable and de- sirable goods, and beg to remind our customers that this is » rare opportunity to secure first-class goods at wholesale prices, which they should by all means avail themselves of. E.G. DAVIS, 719 Market Space, Corner of 8th street northwest. K MH NNN GGG ™ gs, Ex HONKN 8% = g Be, HERE Gop Bs KK NNN a Bug PPPo A coo kK Pe wm OE Are. pee RA OL AA Bo Ee \p 4 te 4 to Es s ‘S14*Seventh Street Northwest. No branch store; be sure yougo to KING'S PALACE 814 7th st. n.w. Store extends from 7th to 8th st. We offer the following special bargains: LADIES’ YACHTS OR SAILORS IN ALL COLORS, AT 1 77 C7 ns Go ? . i ea Goo Sgg8 = sane TRIMMED SAILORS AT fi §8 z 2s ee 60 oS FT = in sonuieas stmaceusrs te omen 13 GTS. mb cont, SPECIAL SALE OF UMBRELLAS AND CORSETS. KING'S PALATE 814 SEVENTH STREET ¥.W, Oar entire stock of TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS must be sold regardless of Fonts Front anuenl nacre aoe Bore nd Hx re te cer pumesanet my15-2m sa iaoes Gia ssi ereet Saas Perec see ‘A. 3, F. HYATT, comd’t of Cadets. C= ACADEMY, OGONTE, PA oes mF excelled oe pment. Grane, al J. CALVIN RICE, A. M., Principal. Se ei E TRAINED Tig tiene aie Res a CIVIL SERVICE FAITE 1307 1207 brat cee focution tatehtand com T= BERLITZ giLita scuOOL OF LANG UGE #234 T4ths st. Dw, pOpegst] Summer. “Also Sumner School at Asbury anzy Ust iON, wt eee 9 Mciitiee "Beattie Pontos dpe students, "All interes infor: mation FREE by ated Gite NEAR CAMDEN AND Atlantic sealer tulad, Ausntie G3, Pet iT & Pe MEHRER, Props, Soe OCEAN FRNTUcKy aVE. fr location. Opens Marc! MES. M. T. Bette or wttaaten DD ‘T. CHARLES, ATLANTI ‘x, * mounts aN ERD DELAWARE AVE. Will onan Thureday, Sun JONAH WOOTTON, Jn. Je15-skw3m SEENGERIAN, Dysinese ,COLLRG Adana ay,8, nN. na Michigan ave. near the Beach. ores AMES STORES. one tein ihe ee Bec inees i ieee T= ACADIAN, CASTINE, MAINE. ganna rte, eval ts Se Tepes tee ero- ‘T= werrworra, NEWCASTLE, §. #1, " Rallrosd Station, Portsmouth, N. H., thirty minutes Gistant, where coaches from the house meet every THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTE SHORE. OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE Zorn, FRANK JONES, Prop. W. K. HILL, Manager, myl7-eod2m MAR HEIGHTS < oa saa situated in suburbs of Hagerstown, grounds, mountain view, and water, june 20. Circulars at CHAS. E. ROACH, WALER Gar i E. DELAWARE WATER G: Pe oA A besusitu Mountain Fesort Ona spur + the Blue Ridge. Hotel modern and oo Lw. EROADEEAD, half hours from Broad street, Peps. =! B, b, gues PROPOS/ A LS. Te oe ae Box 120, Nantucket, Mass, Sw SEA-SIDE—MISC! ELLANEOUS. A ‘LANTIO HOTEL, gy CITY, Mb. 2 17.1 wea a aes ao ee Principals i Steere CBrENCER LA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 6TH ‘ity Post-Office. Colored students not “Gall oF send for catalogue, mh BOOKS | AND STATIONERY. |* Eine Wears GEN. AW GREELY, ular exposition “of the phenomens of, the on ith cod on hot and cold waves, bliz- ‘GC. PURSELL, Bookseller, 418 9th st. now. ___FAMILY SUPPLIES. 2 YY FAILS TO CURE DYSEN- HEITMULLER'S CASTELLON WINE. THE ONLY CURE. NEVER FAILS. For sale by JAS, L, BARBOUR & SON, Wholesale Agents. ounoaoo aves c Atlan Gity, Sed. First cians house reasouable r: Sede ae BROWNE. tanie cies 3 “Close t0tiew iton ee ee fon pier. SAMUEL WAGNER, _ Ai LAN le ext aud most Peotalnen located bitel. firat“class restaurant attached. S90 chaise, Go to.aud trom: the beach and trains, Bopha ‘orchestre. Je25-2m BLES MCGLADE. U sry ISLES WORTH, H. ATLANTIC CITY, N, Sa end of Virginia ave. OOH OBEN Fh Feb Y ja14-6m, & | a. HE CHALFONT! 3 * ATLANTIC CITY, N. 5 Moved to the Beach. ENLARGED AND IMEROVED. ater Baths in the ne He my11-3m HOUSEFURNISHINGS. : ‘ASSED OCEAN VIEW. SON > ROBERTS Cooxna By Gas ain ie Sy ay jantic City, N. eA nds’ Management, House. A full line of SEPH E GLE! a mpgs 01 11 th hot apd oid aeseater bathe & e yeur; hot and cold sea a house: sun parlors.’ Mra. JvL BRYANT. ject mbh81 WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPARY. DENTISTRY. R. J. B. TENEYCK HAS REMOVED HIS DEN- tal Office and residence to 1601 O st. n. W., corner Of 16th st, ‘Ihe red herdics pass os ee Kentucky ave., near Pte) March 16th to Nov. 1st. cod peach, opposite frou pie wed VicTOR DENIZOT ptou ue 1 ALDINE, DECATUR’ ST. CAPE MAY, first house from beach; hot und cold baths vp" ‘Terms reasonab! ry ‘muro, MUELLER, Prop. Kk, SAMUEL I. SCOTT, D i207 F st nw. will Fesume the ¢ profession on the ptember, the natural teeth & pecialty ice of his Posite. Jez: TT ‘H RACTED WITHOUT PAIN BY local application to the i prepared and used by jue, , Teoth flied, SOc. to 81. Fertect ftting artificial teoth, Operations guarantocd DUKE, PB rath st hw. cor; R. are P. rime = ST, % ner En.w, Filling a’speciaity, teeth extracte? Without pain by pain- Arun CAPE MAY, N. J., WILL OPEN JUNE 15. ilier applied to gums. on Gul teeth inserted, teeth saved; Lours 9 tow wh27 PROFESSIONAL, ME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OP LI All business confidential, Laaies aud gon- Benen 0 cunts each, 406 Lst., between 4t! sts, i perfect Sanitary mae and gas ‘throughout the house; Seylenbers also, for lanes special terms for June soe Address Mus. HAM A URY PARK, N. 9. COLEMAN } HOUSE Eblarged aud iutproved, now open, nl nd Iniproved, no ga ‘Class Stable Unuer Sane Management, J_E. RALPH, Prop. B. W. SWOPE, Manager. Unsprecepextep Arracros: OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED, LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. LANTA HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, MOEN BUN Incorporated by the Legislature for Educational and Charlable purposes, und its, frauchise, made & part of the present State Constitution in 1879, by an overwhelming popular vot He ALBION ASBURY PARK, N. 50 yards from the surf. ‘Tenth sewsou. verntinents the best. T from. $ 0 LY Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take ‘Sem! Auuually, (June and December), and “ts GRAND SINGEE NUMMER DRAWINGN take place Suveach of the ber ten months of the year, and are al) drawn in public, at the Academy of Music,’ New Orleaus, La. FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, FOR RITY 8, AND PROMPT PA’ DIQNNT OF PRIZES, Attested as follows: “et hew management by its owner, re M. LEWIS. M Al PARK. THIS BEAU- tated uousert 146 blocks from ocean, has all the city Muprovementa, and will be fou tet clase, in ct. THOS. NOBLE, Prop. Je “We do hereby certify that we supervise the arrange. ‘ments for ail the monthly and Semi-Annual Drawtigs The Lousiana State Lottery Company, and in person ‘nage and control the Drawings themselees, and that he same onducted with honesty, jairness, and in Good Faith toward alt partics, and we authorize the Com- Dany tu use this certificate, with Fae-wimiles OF our sys natures attached, in vis advertisements.” \HE MADIS Asbury Park, ita estan, water; perfect nformation ad- Ai cs = ‘riled Je10-eod1m Ri AV ‘Parke Checurtully poate D the nat Mhich connects all ‘he famous North Jersey short ee trom beach, lakes and bathing pavilion; Perfect sanitation: gua’ throug lout; w pair, mstés excellent ‘abies ‘tun, 0! location of capacity guests; fine boating, cunning, and fishing. Those de- firing Circulars 01 cs House until June ~ FORD, Proprietor, ses hite Proprietor Bigns Howes, Washington, D.C. Lim 8 | BESET CT HOUSE, CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, RE- bie well-known m potel will Round-trip Hekets fold rav —$8. Throw id 4:10 p. ve 7 and $6000 for the eenson, fb express trains leave WALTER BURTON. _ cues IAL BEACH HOTEL OPEN FOR GUESTS. ‘This popular Resort under its new management has been thoroughly remodeled, and every teature added for the comiort of its guests. Daily boats, Reason- able rates. Special rates to families and large parties. Potomac rit Finest salt water bathing on the river. For terms and information address SHARPLESS & CO., _4e29-1m Mans S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, LEO’ Ma., open for simmer ues’ ye > per month. children andi ice, Ne mosquitoes, Steamubua MOOKE, Proprietor. 1 st va. 2 18 miles Sue enat of Norfolk, Var Thus great sonclo reeae presents © pavantage for luxury, comfort, convenience ea Summer season now open, Elegant driveson the hard beach and through the pi t surf bat! on the coast. Bate tor iustrat pamphlet. od SE ORITTERDEX, DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING MISCELLANE- ous stor Ice, and the purchase of waste ‘Ovast and Geodetic Burvey office, Wesh- apy ge IANO. Sealed propasale will 7 othce until 2 O'CLOCK P.M. Ube ‘use of the Coast and Geodetic Bur ch quantities as may be required from uring the fiscal year ending June 30, euicals, «rucere’ suLdries, carpeD- » Iuunber. zinc, ice, purchase of waste paais of only actual and responsible ted and awards wild y prices prop nclude the delivery of the articles at the Coast and Geodetic Survey office ree of all charges for packing, hwuling, or froigtt, Blank forine for proposals will be furnished ou applt- ‘ation to the undersuc ¢ right is reserved to FORSD AN, SULY'v. 188, for faruishing ous supplies t outaining propomals a for Miscellaneous Sup Proposal tor 5 at adlrenmed pues.” “Proposal for vurchase of Waste Paper, to the SUP Bist bre FORA FOR * D orrics of Buslding for Library ot Cougresn, 4s Hol street, Washington, D. C.. Saly 2, 160. Sealed Proposals will be TWO PM. ON THUR QF JULY leno, and in presence of bidders fe furnishing and delivering at the ste of the building for Library of Congress, this city: 12,000 barrels Natural Hydraulic Cement, 600 barrels Portland Cement ; 3.000 cubic yards Kiver Sand. condi Specifiations, general ‘iustructions and fons, aud blank forts of proposal may be apphcation to this office. ‘BEKNABKD K. G peruntendent and Euxineer. oe 3 BOPURALS FOR BT EAM-HEATING AND GAS- TIN FICE OF | THE COMMISSION. ‘Gas Home Schoo!, District of Columbia, Blank forms of vroposais and specifications, together with all, neces: sary information, can be obtained, upon ayplication thervior, at the of the inspector of buildi the Dist bia, and only bide upon, oe forms will be considered. ight is rewerved to Te ae ee AW. bouGLass ky G INE CHAS, W. RAYMOND, Commissiouers, D. C, ‘Ocean View Ve, ust Miles from Norfolk, Va, Open trom June 1 to September 1. Kat 50 per day; $14 and $16 per week; $45 and $55 per Manager, ‘Ocean View, Va. TEL ST. MARY'S COUNTY, hu. TS8Y. Near the Chesapeake and $14 per week, and Steamer Leary Monday, Wed- psiqund trip, #1. Write for AM * 50 per day, nesday und Frida; circulars, Mess: Pro} pe #9 per 5 ee. poctal acre meuients for Hes dee one's & | together with | upon these forms will alone (QURF HOTEL Fin More tavorably sorts; prevailing breezes direct from the ocean ; ee terupe rature, 6S deg.; a paradise for ¢ fishing, and bathing in the bay or ocean. For full particulars sec Fare Island tines -table, show- ing route and location, to be obtained of TL, OPEN FOR IH. SEA ed’ and refurnished. ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS oF THE LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT Co. Information can be obtained in Washington at B. and 0. city ticket offices, T. P. CARPENTER, Gen, Pass. Agt., HE COTTAGE BY THE SEA, OLD POL Tr COM. t, Va, open ail the year. ‘$14 per week. "SPRINGS AND BATHS. ONGRESS HAL SHELDON SPRINGS, Vr. This popular summer resort, 8 miles from St, Albans, is now open. Mineral bath everything first-class; the ouly hotel hear the celebrated ted asintact Springs. Send for descriptive circular. F, t, Manager. ; moderate price: wingetom Washington, D, C.je22-1m JST x. 3. jar yey opens yy 3 the season SATURDAY, Sune 2b, S80, “Appiientions for es nude to'the Albematle Hotel, Madison’ Square ork, HENRY WALTER, proprietor. JOHN B. SCHLOS- Commissioners, 8 anager. (Late of tel piiteanterpe! petent ret omyst| mes ONSET ea ie ize draven in The Loutetan Pa.) fray bi at our counters FST convacars, WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisi: National = OCEAN BEACH, N. J. Patiate LANAUX, bres. State National Gaul Will open for guests the last week in Jue. A. BALDW Forcirculars, terms, &€., address , Pres. New Orleans National Bank, Bank. Ga OUN: Pree’ Onion’ National ¥RLD. E. FOSTER, GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, AUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRING! pL er entire new management ; — * rik a utiful new brick hotel; fine ‘able, aly = hich Weebl tad: Seto NE AGO, Bey roubles Far terns aud jen Gum SBURG SPRINGS, PA.—A Deusowrrei Summer Resort, one mile from Getty and 72 miles trom” Baltimo: id. ma Ne COLEMAN P Proprietor, Formerly of Carroliton Ho ‘Trains from Wes! m connect at Union Station, Baltimore. tel7. ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR t SPRINGS, 5 ne. of Winchester and 1} miles Depot, Frederick count; DAN, 4 a6. of Stephenson's TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1889, CAPITAL PRIZE, #300,000. ,000 Tickets Bg Dollars each: Hal ei0: Quartus, 85; Tenths, 62; Iweutious sn" List ic PRIZES, A. R. SANK. RIGHTON HOUSE, to Wilburtouby pte _Je13-Lin FOE ALIATRE SPKLN Directly on the Beach. — improvements. Billard oilee. secotly om th beach. ineetly on the LIAM OTTMER, LAKE, N, J. Seon throughout. EM RiciiaRpson. TR PALMER, SPRING. LAKE, N. J. L 8, HINKSON, Prop. Wt RURIDE -BY-THE-SEA, SPRING LAKE | n from June to Oct =z Di on the bess” Se arene - APPROXIMATION PRIZES, 100 Prizes of 500 are. tit Prizes of 300 are. 1 Prizes of 200 are, ‘TERMINAL PRIZES. 999 Prizes of $100 are. VOD Prizes of 100 are. 3134 Prizes amounting to... Nore.—Tickets drawing Capi titled to terminal Prizes. AGENTS WANTED. pert ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest 188U) Draw- or fraction of a Ticket SEA-SIDE--NEW ENGLAND. ON THE COAST OF MAINE ‘The purest water, the finest sir. Rare combination ‘No boiling or straining. Directions simple, and it made accordingly there can be no mistake. Ask + eae Seino ac Roser baal esa Se Bee that you get HIRES’. | eee ee ‘ my Td Sordan 81 rings POs RRS ENON § Pact IN NGS AND MINERAL BATHS, ; O36 hours from Wash ington. Capacity 300. NO BAR tnusphere Cool, ¥e mba, fixe drives, unescelled sninerel waters, Stearn -hested baths and swimming pool, Sanitary ar’ d drei perfect. A new orchcetrs new stable and tine livery. furnisi vo. proprietors, of the Tally Ho Ste meton, lure, with terms and full in- ion, at office of The Siar. Apply to A. 8. Sun Building, Washington. europe, are 1,300. Kates per month from @30 to 800, 2 6 location and ‘size of rooms. “Special rates for the *Premploes mung bs gotten 5 #513 Pennsylvania.» pamphlets way be n at 5! 8) ere. or by addressing GO. L. PEYTON, Managing the Greenbelcr Witte Sulphur 3 HOSE IN PURSUIT OF HEAL’ aaa ‘would do well to visit River Springs befure elsewh Fishin ss re boat series Fibing caleene: Ora Pe River © Sprinae ‘Ma. del, NIEW SPRING! ten Mi Pv. Oo. yew ms nf sal Elegant a ‘water; dan fresh joe, milk. i cigealars at D | Bee ‘oraddress MISS CRANE, 3 IN THE MOUNTAINS, ETC. = | A Shaperete cure NGS. VA.—THE CREAT ¢al Society of Virginia. Now ‘Row recogntzed.an the See apie ee aT 1D, B14 Fat nw. Be Cc. A. COLHOUN, ARR. AMERICA —_ FOR A RA COTTE SEWER AND PAYING AND CULES TAIN STKEETS IN ALEXANDRIA, VA. jed proposals in duplicate will be received at the jor office, Alexandria, Va, until NOON on WED. A LY TENTH, 158%, aud opened imune- Sereafter' in presence of adders for keying # Terra Cotta Sewer aud Paving and Curbing certain treets ip Alexandria, Va, Plans ‘specifications an be seen it the Auditor's vtlicg Alexaudria, Vag | and at the office of D. J. Howell, civil engineer caty, surveyer, 939 F stree Lwest, Washington, D. BERT BRYANT, Chairman Committee on Streeta, FICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington, Juue 1sS0-—Senled proposals will ie received Se this until TWELVE, O'CLOCK M., of TUESDAY, SULY "TWO, 1580, for sprinkling, sweeping | cleanings the paved alleyways in the istrict vt Colum- | bia. Blauk forms of proposals and specifications can be obtained at this, ¢ihice upon application theretors 1 necessar, mation, | 4 - conadered, he nahs as reserved to reject any sud al) bids or =, gee 3. WDUUGLASS, LG. INE, C. W. RALMON ee LADIES’ GOODS. SSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN CUTTING AND FITe Thug Ladies! Garwcuts. ‘Term reascuable for sume cellent system, dhately E Room 48, 8¢ Clow! Building ‘ ARTISTIC LADIES’ S16 9th st, now. is prepared Goats, and ittding Hi Habitas R. M. A. HOFY Tailor, removed to A) make Stylixi Dresse perfect fit, best workmansiiip, for least money. 3¥. SRONTS! FRONTS! FRONT Just the thing for Summer, ‘Always in order by plain coaubing a Mlle M. J. PRANDI, 1329 F st. n.w. Girs. Harrison’, Importer of Fine French Hair jas Ladies’ First Gents work of tien. Tush Velvet and Evens Dresses, AND CAROLINE LEKOH, iormerly with a Prcher and Maison Kriese, Paria NION FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING —* LISHMENT AND DYE WOKS. 000 G st 1. Ladies’ and Gents’ Carments of Dyed without being ripped. Ladies’ Eveusug Dresses & apecialty Thirty-five years’ experiel ‘Prices lerate. Govds called for aud delivered. ee Ng LL-WOOL GARMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED, yed a good mourning black _— 4. FISCHER, eld 806 G at, MEDICAL, &c. L2s, WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF jkaperienced Female Physicisu should consul! Dr. WILSON, 11 —— Bice bot Ban as me th sts. ne. Ladies only. jemedy, LEON, re oldest Established nt s0a. only Reliable Ladies can be consulted dally. 404 Soa at, Plirecn, $6 and 6th Correspondence and consulte- BE FOREST, | TABLISHED, reliable ee can be consulted. at her residence, 901 T st. uw. Office hours from to¥p. m. with Ladies oni; Je2Z-tojy21® NEVER BEEN. CONTRADICTED | THAT HERS is the oldest-estabiiehed adi Puysician in the « Ledien you can, confidentty consyit Dr. Biot ns, 900 Bete we Particular attention paid to peculiar t ladies, married or single. Fer Years’ experience. Jel 8-Lm* EAD AND BE WISE—DR._ , BROTHERS, 9068 ST. 5.W., Bj betore me and that be is. the Oldext ed Expert Specialiot in in, this city, and will guarantee a cure in all cases uf private diseases of men and turnish medicine, or no charge, consulta aaa) -< . Sub- BKU SAMUEL, SILLS, s Notary’ Public, 2, and. for the Diseeiet of Columbia, this third day of July, 1885, ow, Png 23 5 RY BY. A.J A W[ortecer pe ul Cure aby cave of nervous & ty ated ae perve-power.. It iuaparte whoie Raec temite, bode ce ‘Lin’ K. MOTT'S FRENCH POWDERS | ‘Standard Remedy for all biood ‘ispaoen e ARE THE ioe troubles; urinary “Yr, DODD'S NERVINE Ro. S pormanen ae (088 Ot x * 81 STANDIFULD'S 05 cor, Stand :_ATTORNEYS. AMPBELL CAKKINGTON, Al T | Se Webster Law Building poo P ed niton, D.C. post ‘Dobez CoAL MERCHANT, Wholesale and Retail Anthracite Coal of all kinds constantly on ham@