Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1891, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: SS WASHINGTON, D.C. 1. FRIDAY. MAY 29, 189 SEEMY SPONGE? | _ "¥ ax visrmcr ° @2° Advertising is profitable only when prop- pee: erly done,—that is, in the medium sure toreach Do the largest number of those whose attention is ssjiap sought. Money otherwise expended for that Purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, ad- vertise in Tae Stan. It not only has the largest circulation, but gives figures, and proves them ! DRESS CURSHOES | FLOWERS FOR THE DEAD. Tribute ¥rom the Grand Army and the ‘Woman's Kelief Corps. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE MEMORIAL DAY EXER- CISES—ASSIGNMENTS OF WORK AMONG MEM- BERS OF THE DEPARTMENT WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS AND THE POTOMAC RELIEF CORPS. BLACKING ONCE A MONTH: OTHER DAYS, WASH THEM CLEAN’ WITH WET SPONGE cones LADIES, IT CosTS cent aC foot {g.change the appearance of old urniture so completely th: your husbande will think itis new. F2CRON Philadelphia, ‘Mrs. Ida V. Hendricks, department president, Department of Potomac, Woman's Relief Corps, has issued a special order relating to the dispo- sition of the corps on Memorial day, seying: ‘The department commander having invited this department to decorate the graves at Ar- lington lying in sections A, Band D and the monuments and graves in section wherein are placed the bodies of officers of the late war, all of which contain more than ten thousand graves, the following assignments are hereby made for that dut, Section D, containing about 5,000 graves, is assigned to the joint charge ‘of Mrs. Mary L. Davenport, department chaplain; Mies Julia Mason, senior vice department president, and Mra. Susie McCabe, president of Lincoln Corps. The section containing officers’ graves will bein charge of Mrs. Helen J. Durfee, department secretary; Mrs. Lydia A. Barnes, junior vice departuient president, and Miss Anuie K. Bond, department inspector. Sections A and B will be in charge of the de- partment president —Mrs. Joanna Turner, post lepartment president; Mra. Gladys L. Thomp- son, department counsellor, and Miss Mary | Howard, president of Sumner Corps, No. 3. The department president, Mrs. Georgia G. Bain, department treasurer; Mrs. Jane E. Shep- herd, president of Burnside Corps; Mrs. Burgess, ior vice president, and Mrs. Sarah J. Neal, Junior vice president, will decorate the graves of the late Admiral "Porter and of Comrade Deering and such other comrades of Burnside Post as are buried at Arlington. Farragut Corps of this department, with fifty or more of its membership, will have charge of Try BEECHAM’S PILLS, 2Scts. a Box. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. H. L. Prince, T. D. Yeager, W. H. Gotwald, L. P. Williams, Nathan Bickford, M. T. Anderson, Daniel Williams, M. Malaney, George J. P. Wood, James McCrea, Bernard Muller#i. A. Roderick, John White, Richard R. Bruner, W. D. Byrné, W. D. Tabler, William Chane: Henry Gardner, P. H. Carneen, W.-W. Eldridge, G. B. Bennett, J. M. Sullivan, -d Bennett, L. F. W. Cushing, J. P. Reed, T. P. Keene, P. ©. Bain, H. A. Bales, David Parker, Cecil Clay, P. A. Auer, N. Burnham, P. 8. Garretson, Geo. . Lacy, Geo. P. Davis, A. B. Jameson, H. B. Bennett, F. A. Reeve, W. P. Worcester, J.T. Bolton, @. B. Rose, George O. Harris, William 4 Ring, 3 W Stone, 8. E. Brown, George W. cits, John Fogarty. J. 3.,,Purman, Geor Albertson, A. B. C. Clement, William P. le, F. A, Niles Charles Newbarg, W. W. Buck, F. W- Mitchell, £. H. Ripley. Stephen i Whitney, H. M. Husband, W. 1. Pierson; Wallace Brewer, W. T. Kelley, E. Richmond, John Pryor, 1. E. Tho: 'N. H. Howard, George D. Scott, John McDonald, A.B. Hurlbut, C. H. Burn ham, Peter Faulkner, ‘Daniel , 0. P. B. W. E. Nye, E. W. Starley, J. H. Hendrix, Whitaker, ‘T. W. Tallmadge, Thomas G. Hensey, Edward A. Mosely, H. A.’ Allen, M. Baum, P ML Skinner, J. P. it hitter, EOS John jau Doren, George T. Jac |. H. W. D. Webster, J. F. Vinal ard others, ‘The decorations and grounds committee is compoved of L. 8 Emery, chairman, A. H. Yan Deusen, C. R. Douglass, J. W. ary, Ra. Marcelies and C. £. Dicmar. ‘The committee of ladies appointed to deco- rate the graves at Arlington consists of Mrs. Gen. Sheridan, chairman; Mrs. A. G. V. Walton, vice chairman; Mrs. Nellie F. Prentice, presi- dent Potomac Relief Corps; Mra. Ida V. Hen- dricks, president of Department W. R. C.; E. A. Vose, Lydia A. Burnes, Lizzie Calver, Mar- garet Cardella, SR L. Churen, H. E. Emery, E. M. Richardson, Julia Roberts, Alice Burgess, -y W. K. Weaver, Eliza Hare, E. A. V. Ander- Mars C. Davenport, F. A. Burger, isabel Urell, Helen J. Durfee, Suxic Rose, J. W. Bateher, .._ Ripley, Nora Edgar, Fannie Pomeroy, Susie McCabe, Adclis Saxton, Sarah Van Dorn, G. H. Gunning, H. F. Evans, F. B. Wilson, Mrs. Julia Mason, R. |A. Thernton, Annie Anderson, Belle M. Long. Hettie W. Brander, Minnie’ G. Saxton, Gena Shephard, Jennie M. Pomeroy, Alice E. Hendricks, Mamie Williams and Annie 8. Macauley. The transportation committee comprises C. H. Ingram (chairman), J.M. Holmesund H. H. Moler, and the music committee, 8. A. H. Mc- Kim (chairman), J. W. ¥. Williams and 7. 8 ely. Comrade D. W. Honghton, Post No. 7, will have chargo of decorating the graves in Oak Hill cemetery, Comrade W. H. Miner, Post No. 10, will have supervision of the decoration of graves at Battle Ground and Kock Creek ceme- teries and Comrade R. D. Goodman, Post No. 9, will superintend the decorating of the isolated decorations at Congressional cemetery, under the direction of Senior Vice Department Com- mander Dinsmore. John A. Logan Corps, No. 7, under direction of Mrs. Anna A. Peck, deputy L and I. officer, will have charge of decorating the soldiers’ graves at Anacostia and St. Elizabeth. U. 8. Grant Corps, No. 8, with forty of its members, will have charge of decorations at Alexandria, Va. A committeé of four from Burnside Corps, No. 4. will decorate the grave of the late Mrs. Robert Armour of Burnside Corps at Oak Hill, | and a committee of samc number will proceed to Mount Olivet and decorate the grave of Miss | Olivia Garesche, also of Burnside Corps. A special committee from Farragut Corps | will be assigned to the duty of decorating the | grave of Mrs. Imogene Dinsmore, past presi- | dent of that corps. |, A committee of four from Sumner Corps, No. 3, will be assigned tothe duty of decorating the graves of members of that corps who have died during the past year. A special committee, of which Mrs. Goff of Burnside Corps is chairman, will place a floral offering at the tomb of Gen. John A. Logan. THE PoTOMAc CoRPS. Potomac Relief Corps, W. R. C., auxiliary to the Department of the Potomac, G. A. R., as usual, takes an active partin the services of the day. The committees assigned for special duty at Soldiers’ Home, Ouk Hill, &e., will also go to Arlington, as the corps always, as a body, takes part in the services there. Special committees are ax follows: General committee for Arlington, appointed by request of Department Commander Pipes, to assist L. 8. Emery and Mrs. Sheridan and others-—Mrs. Prentice, corps president, assisted by Mesdames E. A. Vose. Adelia Saxton, Inabel Urell, Sallie R. Church, Nora Edgar, Fannie Pomeros. Julia Roberts, M. W. kt Weaver, Margaret Cardella and F.'B. Wilson. Committee at Soldiers’ Home by request of Junior Vice Commander Tabor—Mrs. Rose E. Ferree, chairman; assisted by Mesdames M. H. Veisner, M. M. Paige, Anna Hamilton, ©. Bollinger, E. J. Smith, Misses Lizzie Tabler, Ella Partridge and F. L. Perkins. Tomb of Gen. Logan, with the Ilinois Re- prblican Association Mesdames Electa Smith, E. Cutter, Hattie Scribner and E. M. Whit- more. Onk Hill Cemetery—Mesdames M. A. Houghton. chairman; Mary E. Fisher, J. H. Noah, Virginia Travers, Misses Bell Houghton, Olive Travers and Helen Roesser. Mesdames Frances A. Burger and A. E. Sax- ton will act as chairmen of special work in strewing flowers, assisted by the entire corps and others. A delicious Tonic! Stp the Cordial and eat the Rock! Cures Couche, Lung Troutles, Indigestion. kes Pure ‘Old Medicinal Ry, Pare Rock Candy and Pare Le non. Drugsists. 10c. Lottie. yet Casa On Creprr. READ THESE PRICES, Solid Oak Antique-finished Bed Room Suites, 3 pieces. for $17 cash, or $18 on credit. yiece Parlor Suites, solid walnut frames, upnol- tered in plush or best haircloth, for 28 cash or $30 credit Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for 82.25 sash, oF $2.50 on credit. BRUSSELS CARPET, @0e. cash or 65c. on credit. Good INGRAIN CARPET, 25c.casb or 40c.on credit. We sew and lay all CARPETS free of cost and don't charge for the waste in matching figures. Our terms are the easiest of any house in the city; only asmall payment at time of purchase and the bal- ance in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. No notes required and 6 per cent discount allowed on all accounts settled in thirty days. THE TOMB OF THE UXENOWX. ‘The tomb of the 2,111 unknown dead at Ar- lington will be much more elaborately deco- rated than usual, having been especially as- ‘igned to the executive committee of Potomac Corps, Miss Cora C. Curry, chairman. Mrs. Lizzie Calver. assisted by Mesdames Nellie C. Royce, Addie Perkins, A. M. O'Connell, M. A. MeMillan, E. 8. M. Chisholm, A.M. Keogh, A. F Orton AH. Bennett; ML Bundiek, C. ferris, Misses Helen Matthews, Margaret L. Buckly, Dr. C. Burkhardt and Clara A. Quint, will be in charge of the work. an original de- sign, by Mrs. Prentice and Mrs. Cal The base'of the stone will be, enveloped in’ solid curtain of roses red by ropes of er SCT Ste: Tamara aetice “MC PENT | foot and laurel. Against the front will rest a POLS safes softas a brush,” because the loops | large ivy wreath: the words, “At Rest” will be bie the combing suriace to get dowg into developed in white flowers in the ivy mat on ‘he antnal and thegreat convestence ofthe | the mound. On one end of the tomb will rest “Itiee fect self-cleaner." and *“Thebest|@ shield, on the und below it will lie Dr reaiily frees thea. ein al dirt aad | an anchor, at the other end a Maltese cross, the readily frees them fron: ail dirt and a hameedancee aig etigs than ciber | emblem of the reli corpe as well aa the army Bio teeth sick do not track. | corps, and at its base will rest'a stare On eee toane dad's patieus | Other face of the tomb will rest the’ crossed = role. a = Sere stroas spam at ene the terns ar Heroes.” q comb," since the coll is made of very e ground wi covers ivy. The to r 4 . b- sat Poenane ie fwetante The sy ager GROGAN'S CREDIT HOUSE, s11-98 70 and 741 7th st. 2. w. “— Cc NG" ‘'URRYCOMB. Tare, Sensor, Comnrcor ss ne int the flag will float, the whole to be surmounted by palms and a handsome floral flag. The can- rovery | non which form the posts will be covered with u matic. STbe back is per. Teasons are ap- rent. Indorsed by experts and the trade everywhere. fan be bad of hardware, larness, feed and mores. A. DEPUE & SON, Flour and Feed an, graves. NoTxs, On account of’the long-continued rain there is serious apprehensions of a dearth of tlowers for tomarrow’s decorutions. As Farragut Post of the Grand Army is to conduct the memorial service at Congressional cemetery, and desires to render it a particu- larly enjoyable day to the citizens of East Washington, the post now appeals to the citi- zens east of the Capitol to send contributions of flowers to post hall in the new National Capitol Bank building, 3d and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, this’ evening or tomorrow morning. Col. De Witt C. Sprague of this city will de- liver the Memorial Day poem at Fredericks- burg on Saturda — NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. Happenings of Interest in This Thriving Sub- urban City. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rockvite, Mp., May 28, 1891. About 11 o'clock today Dr. Charles J. Mad- dox met with a serious and painful accident. ‘The doctor is one of the members of the build- ing committee of the new court house, and while walking through the basement of the building in company with some friends he made a misstep and fell into a hot-uir pit, a distance of about five feet, injuring one of his hips and being badly bruised about the body As.soon as possible he was carried home and after examination it was found that no bones were broken, but that he had sustained a severe nervous shock. Dr. :Maddox is a very heavy man and well advanced in years. A special meeting of the county commission- ers will be held on Monday, June 8, and con- tinue during the week for the purpose of ex- amining the accounts of road supervisors, justices of the peace, constables, &c., prior to making the annual levy. The motion for a new trial in the case of | Elizabeth D. Moulden against the county com- missioners of this county on account of injuries sustained by the upsetting of a wagon in which | he was riding near Beane post oice has been | denied by the circuit court for Washington | county, where the case was tried and a verdict of $2,500 obtained by the plaintiff. Edward Lea, a prominent member of the So- ciety of Friends, died at his home near San Spring on Tuesday in the seventy-seventh year of his age. The interment took place today at Woodside cemetery. | Atract of land containing 934 acres in the | vicinity of Lay Hill, this county, has been sold by H. M. Jalbott, as trustee, to Mr. Michael Peters for $25 per acre. In the orphans’ court yesterday letters of ad- ministration or. the personal property of Bai ton ‘Trail, deceased, were granted to Mary G. Trail; bond $1,000. The last will and testament of Henry Nolte was filed in the office of the register: Mr. W. Stillwagen of Pennsylvanie and Miss | L. Mary Nicholson, formerly of Boyd's, this | county, were married on the 20th instant at | Cumberland, Md., and are at present guests at | the residence of Mr. Chas. J. Corrick at this lace. ! bs Mr. Wm. W. Case and Miss Sarah V. Hoborth, both of this county, were married here today by Kev. 8. R. White of the Baptist Church The school board will meet here on Tues- day next for the consideration of petitions for new school houses, mopaies furniture, &¢. Cards are out for marriage on June 8 of Mr. Walter C. Carroll of this county and Miss Lelia Hampton Welch of Georgetown, D.C. The non-jury term of the circuit court for this county will commence hereon Monday next. The docket contains the following num- ber of cases: Trials, 69; appeals, 8; judicials, 55; appearances, 58. m. A. Miles, eon of Mr. Albert Miles, near Damascus, while engaged afew days ago in sawing wood had one of his hands cut entirely SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. eee etn aero cold tutus: crats,’ Balt and oysiers. "Moderate rates, ee 7,810 week and upward. GEO. ai; PROPOSALS. 1NG.—ROTICE Ty 00: ONDAY, GUNE. FIFTEENTH AS ‘at niin of the LADIES’ GOODS. Guove Exronvn, ae RAILROADS. (CBESAPEAKE AND OHO RAI oftet ool sn nt oS! RENNETEANIA AVENUE 20.87 ame for sot Norcal attractions of the place afe well Known andthe” repu atfon of fe waters well exiabutaeds ‘Location anvus SUPATSIP & SMITH, Props. ; SATE . for Carrying june of “OLEANFAST” BLACK STOCKINGS. Pt ‘Tela, cottases and bail epee Pobstor wale. ‘mat ‘OR SALE—BLAKISTON'S ISLAND—A DEAUTI- (Ye ET bs tam Sgn ing & sof the «tty also Routh “Attanite City, eTSR ALL, ful cottame cheap; puorocraphe and particulars at ves dure the fecal . nd ADAMS & CO., Itea! Estat Axuuts, Real Estate and id HN DANENHOWER : SP friar the Bacal year 3 3 io, Sener " Taw building. atin J) Oe | perib in, 1h and Gots. nw. | Furnished " to my ofl.” Fropoegie to " my? Dining cars" Outten, (CONGRESS COTTAGE. aaa = = = | be add to 0 Sodergiened ata ope Pro V FANTED_LaDr m AT i HAVE Matta “Stee SESS nb Bat oe the Feat to. resect ang and ai brie SW | cy gee Mave te My Bow ‘corner of {oth an M ATLANTIC Chive N5 - SELPORD Pa | eters ths ; m ste. w., over Olio Rational heer on. oan HINKLE FORD ARANDALE SPRINGS, BEDFORD, PA. | HATHAWAY, Postmaster House of tatives. RSA sy sew ao Stowe opens for reception ef teste Taee ST ne ere, sone Pes iis Hos mara, ATLANTIO CTY. ¥.1. Flot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the House. fet4m LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. J{OTEE BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC OTTY, WT. NEW YORK AS E Rew and first-class in ail its sppotntments, ew CHARLES C. MURHAY. Prop. Late of Colonnade Hotal, Phila. treet Com 3 &, r BAA Boe Rated BE Maz. T. B. Hasnuox Is constantly receivine from the leading houses jm London and Paris the latest styles in ROPOSALS FOR, e BUTLDING STONE States: ow ish DiG., May 12, 108) Sen'od propunaddy tn el tom, D- § ‘prorronais te, wll be recetvagd at thie office ‘umtit TWELY NDAY,JUN® FIRST, 1801, for tarnishing bulla tin die Fotomer. river maprovenient at Want D.C. The attention of bidders is invited te of Congress approved P smd a, INST, 2. D. hareeatLarre, Yor apes ded and other information apply at CHAINS, Leeat my 29-1in" BEDFORD sPRixos, BEDFORD, PA. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 13, ‘Write for pamphiet on this creat Resort and the anel of | = ¥ DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF EQUIP. IMPORTED BOKNETS ARD MATS. HOT DENIS. ment, Washinzton, D. C., May 1%, Sealed ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3... t Lew 0) proposals) mark ror U- 8 Navy Binna- Facing the sea ; open all the yeur: hot soa Water bathe; > ced Fob ss : CHILDREN'S HATS AND MOURNING 15g” OB proved sanitary enpolnnnehtes BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. OCLotK MERIDIAN. MUNDAY JUNE WONT! Orch ASML. and a. Dbicly “oyemed ted ‘OTEL MT_VERNON, my7tm L. B, DOTY, MANAGER. forthe rontiraction ‘of twelve: Gom ‘@00Ds 4 SPECIALTY. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Unobstractedl view of the ocean from hotel, Send Wine apd specicasions. which, with Dian for ilrustrated catalo-ue with price ist. Tors, $10 posal, will be supplicd on application to to#e.50 perday. JAMES 's. MOON, tus June 1 tor the smme ag eet Bor taee aed ‘The Burean rewr ves et to waive For te PERFECT SANITARY. AB- | perticulars address GEO. PREEMAN, Proprietor, | Saormaltties, and any bid not considered fi Tn. SOWA; tesa autor Beate Springs, W. Va., late manacer Luray Inn, ament eae maser e.. Atlantic City, N. J. Open all the year. | 1 - cars mb20-Sem Opponite the Epbitt. Telephone %}. Mrs. 5. E. ‘SWEENY, Proprietress. (OR RE! RN EDA MOST Di 24-laa cottage at Berkeley Sprincs, W. V $200 tor my4-im ‘Apply 1827 Jet BALTIMORE AND For hene. (aun mA TRENCH ACCORDION PLATTING REDCCED Test of thi season —Lastiew akira, Uke. par Yai cluldren's skirt, 20e. per gules ‘knlte ase “one CAS, 8 th nw rd aaa” em RENCH ING, SCOT! A’ scmneninen | As Geeeecsae ere: | “ formerly with oom oO ime of bay. oat&. | ANTON AND CLKO! ntory: to | A, Fisher and ai SHING Biack Laces doue up in first-class French style, Shite and Satin) Drewes. Lace Curtains & wand, 713 tith st. & wise a M38, S20, WAGNER, 196 14TH ST. XW. ME twirs to annonce tliat Complete estaliial ae ‘Tower Arts $01. “Seaied prope Wy Yard, to be opened June" ved at" the Bureau of provisio tment, Washinton, D.C MONTEREY HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, NT WM thoroushly comfortavie ; rerurnished ; open all the ‘aghington | year; Oceau end New York ave. sm 201 sil be | ‘until TWELYE | faa pa oruinish af te D HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. W. VA, 150 miles trom Baithuore, 11.1 im Washington, japerior ininetal waters, stperd Clock Ne beautiful mounteit dst the | ity orened 1 jens sown and Lave a | Wazhinston ne pots treats cet, oF aneical sna ‘other teat | Pounds treay. Weasel ee ai YOvGO0 pounds “ney: isa W. Hi. KALE, Fro} also w quantity of prove ran fi est iN yumsmet | =) AND DRYG ‘ork ave. New ork of every NG SULTS NE LEROM, jaison iriese, Paris, 10¢ pamipulet. “HD. vo ant A we 100) ea | Per Wifinmsapurs dally” 309, au wine Dente “amine pS ‘ana fn Car totNow Sorks Dade ne dal ase day. New ¥ - Limited Exyrean with Diminardas, Feo aly FOR PHTLADELPHIA ONT [HE CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. On the Beach with unsurpassed Ocean View. Salt water baths in the house. Send for circular. 3030-5 ‘TBE Prong, att: (CARROLL, SPRINGS SANTTARTUN aw re ee eee | pieetien te eet eee ere a Designe residents of Wasi ing a health | navy pay office, Washington, D.C., or to the bureau. Spoon kin ree die sequen gues Te further | de attention of anaumtacturere and dealers ts inivet, Particulars iltees De.G.M WRIGHT ovest Glou, Md | pins MONTEREY, SPRINGS HOTEL. HIVE ipo Suunmuit, Pa. Seeson. ‘OL opens JUNE. 25 unter the mauaveuiont of Nee, Georye F Adaum of We James and Albion hotels, Beltimory. Levers Biank E. ROBERTS & SONS. he departnent res: to reject any or all the government. General, U.S. Navy. aim he Test Express 8:10 mn. week Gaye aid Sah p.m. Qatiys Steam heat m ebureer tins thee etoss, ‘ot Tair Ge Soars Neat fhe ocean: TAsconimiodaiors | Soyr' Stan “ase™ ftatets a 0, SER Per ase ¢ ; Aaa ie ie ive epecialy invitee a | Poot ge go is mi , ‘algetreied peub hee ok | her a vite oe | Pyne di ini tesa Non ihe sean CA a, iti pub Ae Reag{ts | eae OE | PR Ea 1 Tennesse ave, ~__St. Janes Hotel, Baltimore. HE SIXTH, 1001, at P'Frer FirtiNe AND sixEeT QuaiaTy _ . all ‘oe IA, A NYIC CITY, Ne HOUS! Mice. wa » tne direc int eee oracr Paria saad New York Svenoen. SE: CRESSON SPRINGS, ois. ED WaitS | *" Lapins: noors ax SHOES To ORDER Bnd coubie termiage, A first-class faintly ror Atlant Yor iam Dew Dork city,” Guy, is 1s pu, week dee, 1135p. 2). OT, F202 K.10, 9.00, o: Ui oertadt ae eae if &, Pe Onthe Summit of the Allegheny Mountains. Main ‘Line Penna. R. R. All Trains Stop. Will Open June “25. For circulars and information address 4. J. GEORGES & BON, Chiropodiste and Artist Bootinakers, ‘ashington, D. C., until TWO O'CLOC COND DAY OF JUNE, INOL, for all } ired to build coi ANTEENS. ALL SIZES, CREPE NAPKIN! p.m. On Sunday, nag. North Cavin ave my 3e0 Pcessiea Gales Dorin mene eceet ae | Ae sents er 100 decorat svt sim, ra PEN paE ExsiLvaxia | QUENEY, SPRINGS AND WATHS, oraee Boma | seta ha ‘Sata and ep aallge ee eee A besciavep neck p doah County, Va.. F. Tenney & Co. }ictures, tissue paper iancy work (beautiful. J. 34 esi htlantic ci veutancal, auproved nd | propeiatora,) Bear Waliow, Healtnt Arent, Sul. DD. SST inbet. = oA — phur and Iron Springs. al ali 7 220 ana 0:00 am. 1).50and acting tiley shsotes ei fr etcaPt Dumas, “usd babe aad Sadia, F.W. LEHMAN, | BRUT and Tron men i an archery and other artinsements: Stated for openiny the WASHINGTON EN wat (PME LELANDE, ATEANTIC crTy, Splendia tides and dirtvess Lanrest swing pool it cho not comply. sttictiy with bP ecr May ne dao ee ee Viewing “Hot” and cold tath.Tiie sire ote he Fequirentents of thin imvtatioh. Prope DRY CLEANING, sooniya, HS af pp h wa anuat be inciosed in euveloy H taxes. Accommodations for J. feet ubove wa level eed pha) for Building Marine Hospital ed, adjoiine “Butler Hou ite sts. se... Washi J. BLBROOKE, NEND NEW YORK AVE,, ew house; new furniture} ANTON FISCHER & SOX, 908 GST. N ANNED SUITS AT vl ————————— PIANOS AND ORGANS. 00 apd 11 ag et ne aL 10, 30a, dnt, WL ON SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, aul, AT LWELVES ™ Trey =r —— 4 Hoth doy doth, Os | ana eamhieeel Ficvetaana at the pert athe noe Penang ye bah apm Staton, Where orders cam be or the checking P0al. 3 CUAMR Are A cool rewort. Hountinul iN inedicingl springs. Fone tines pool. Livery owlinw alle; f bali room enlarced fuis year. ea ae Tue Leavine Axstrewexrs ESTEY ORGANS. 250,000 HAVE BEEN MADE AND SOLD. i KUN, Season opens June . Beautitul new descriptive pamph:etsat this nifice. ‘or terms and full information apply at ottice of 8. PRATT & SONS, Sun building, 1315 F st. EDUCATIONAL. _______1N_ WASHINGTON. IANO LESSONS_EXPERL Cens.ul teacher ; y partly fur- ry OW. App y at once, Paut st., Baitnuore, Md. Tos st! my21-3m_ ot May 10, IROL, jane iD. iP HE POLAND SPRINGS OF THE SOUTH. BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLES FOR isi. Leave Waslungton trom station corner of New Jerwey lephone (Green Spring Vailey, Md.) at vg SOUTHALL, Manager. | ~ Wy mu two to four Luudred miles to other | [/RENCH For Chicago and North tbudled Limited ox wr _ | calcheased epcines won yon bate sismet ot reeroms | F bal scmooth DECKER BROS.", WEBER, ESTEY, FISCHER | pros iron lie wm ‘ats Gor springs :uily their equal 0: suyerior’ ing Oct. 1, 1601, under the ss e | For Giuciiuatl, : CATACLANEE SPRINGS AND HOTEE, | glucatcrs ‘und the eife of Wash AND IVERS & POND PIANOS. futes’ ride frou Wash | Lorano ie Gougora Gaillurd, dip! Gs of the purest water | sisted Uy Prot Gaillard, oficier W PRICE! W000; GALLONS EER | GAILLARD SCHOOLOP LANGUAGE esutbaiepe rs one yaa. DAX, contamming ali the virtues of the ceievrated PO. | AVE. PIANOS FOR RENT. TUNING AND REPAIRING. Q x LAND WATE OF MAINE Great remedy for dys- RT INSTRUCTION. THE GREATEST oPPoR as Fer ancoomer ent yepaia, constipation, kidney and Hv ic m Moux wend 5 oe Fides the blood. leases the poten tel Deairwors, Decorstors.oe Aantians tet fiewant|S ANDERS & STAY MAM, |, For halthinum, tock 500. 6:55, 7-20, nd Tenn. ave. class im all its appom entirely new, cu te . Crayon, pastel. cviors, china 200, 2) 1090. 45 ustmaten), Now open. Kenovated: all tae year patronae so | dining room: sery Ml weneral conduct ting. Saturday classes. Cali aml see the ou F ST. N. Ww. et B16, iicited in} BIC BARER | be of the hishest under of excell Wonderful progress of students. Portraits to onder ]EHON Hous Phere: no mosqui Se hen ted 18 sedate and seudie Of —— U Stantie City, N. J. 2 i be tinexcepiionally fine. the ijost celebrated artists in Europe. | ag ohn eeenen hc be Tennessee ave. eur the Lesci: Ojten all the yoar. Hotel open June 1 to Uctober 1. Send for descrip h of paintings on exhitition, Paintines Sun Z LES: TIMORE. ; mata MAKGALET 2 tye boo National Academy of Fine Arts, 04 E st. 2 Rash 110, 1 ko y- Se eee TaG_BE | Ser Maman, an y coat. Te, aN Pa Ragrscedented | P For Frederick. t11 80 7 % s iw a life-size portrait in 15 lessons or i ASBURY PARK, Tie Victoria. ‘K., SPRINGS NOUN Xo ‘nowledve ofdrawing necessary. J. soll | nova BLUE family hotel; froutime ocean; ee MODINE et | NOLDS, Artist, u2s Feat qe Pe electricity; artesian water; a ee os ELOCUTION AND OMATORY. fae ay = pia Mow York. Bon {ly Wine SULPRUR SPRINGs, W: rr Sixth annual summer session opens June 15. Five | Sy HH eS. 5 » Car), 8:30 180 pa, ‘Ths fa mountaih resort. with a well-estab- | weeas’ course for ladies and. sontiernee | Eee ¥ oe, Wo'clock). ished reputation o: century, will open for the re- | Classes if preferred. Shartesbury wethod. Erize Medal Paris Exposition. 200 fret preamtums: Fe 2 on lt BIA oa cei tion of sewts June 17 sicuatet Hon: Safer fen lessons, GUtor twenty lewore, | indoreed vy over 400 soeme erbose, Set To | jaf Of Beata, “2:45 " the are 5 sa “Qnio. railway” wit % | qurabality. Oid Manos taken imexchanes. Theouly | Car runnin they inodern - oper, June We ura ae botu east aud west, therefore | Caza Ching cae take the pice of meh hecpate Pyeng moire : whe polts of the country. For ey PELPFER & CONLIPP, si Lith st. now. Boston " Special rates for Juneand September. rs. with full information, = = ‘ur Atlantic City, 4:05, 10:00 and 2 5e.m. Sum, . - Beis aon, ¢ oF DS LEINWAY CHASE, GABLEM, BIGGS PIANOS, | days. $405, 1155 4am Saperintendent +) orxuus and swisabs ior wale or rent. SF Rave of wuburban trains see time tables, to behad HUk SPRINGS... TING TAUGHT AFTER es Mt Store, of ali ticket agents. LPHUR SPINGE. Bis BELEN A. HALT: | m2 ‘TE-acept Sun lay “Daily. cme Fae, Bee rls ae unt POAT RLY TPH. CARLTON, COR IST AVE Hissin tae SRSA a dences by Union ‘tr st, Asbury Park, N. J es wat | WASHINGTON, CONSEEV ATI PRE fh fat be = myelin st. nw. twenty-neco v = | orean, » Violin, flute, cornet, &e g AAA BE ~ <= | {iter 0: BULEAMD: Barer “ce RN 284 Sus Es nodatio nt, SHORTHAND. inate TROWA HOUSE, AURORA Wri ik ary cor we Phonograph; + (GOULD) PROBST, Prop. im sixteen easy Jenson. Pro. oe Avelect HEALTH KESUiT on top of the Ale: in three months. Sendfor pamphlets: students | _ Special attentions “Hehe invited tp their 7 eee fuaaiee Oren June to a Hated ataber * aney | belie ig obten bumitin, iy bewitiny taacht nese | Mea AUTMGD Speake aeweeeet BOM Washinton. 1. € ay saree . i, owt aley, feuniniran ia abd | Publi Bead Sciot Acuie Phonocray Siaww. | FST DECORATIVE AKT Piaues forme Daily fot aman. ape at al tae DANK, wip, THIED AVE, ASBURY atad shouting i seasot. Keass aplesu 3. MULVE: SHOUND-HAND FIANOS.—A iarce assortment | at tharictiesviliedaily, casas una tae 4 Second beck ont ow en ear | GRD Cieairy at Shar oft, “Se. SHARPER! | Toc tio cau MAR MAND, LUAROG SA lem ertmege | Mthariienniie dy : nha Apa at foutey. th thoromet Weciemed ont at very | burg with Nort cy hatte 8 sal NDUCEMENTS oftered aie __GOMSTOO 8 14 Ok? PeXDLETG aua"Niee Aba foarte SPLOT j Fe in snake nian aunty. ML 5.000 feet above sea: coolest | muethow), 1317 BW RUSS SST RRL UES ma be arranged on LAS ‘ so pe ‘sirable furni et res nt ‘at spot in Allewhenies; iarge vs; cood tabse; nilik, v Di: . or arrenton. Ocean eave cov. | Reaua vestetion i abut tieltiw‘ant ie: | COLUMBIA CQLLLEGL OF COMMERCE Wal KNADE'& 00., | perer, Oramie, Castioteaiien tetcitere eae ; ‘T. FRANK APPLEBY. aroticeAtarens nee mh Betas | renters ormomte ty tonto | an S17 Market Soede, | Erection Raleuehs eater aerate, Paseatie, ring aud sumer io0uths. ‘Business, Enslish, Six thorough courses: . Accountancy, Civil Service, Short- Lond and Typewriting. Situations whet competent Catalogue an spp ation: Seer eRe URNER, A.M, C.E., Prin. orch Carvlina Division Charlotte aid Caroima Di cATED O¥ | side Sait io ad itn Aaa Sa Cea oa to Aenta wactstumeettin ok ote sae eeeet SRERWICK LoD: 'B} aN tor ail 2 Fuciuan but {uth weet WHEELER, | | fas ct eeber, New Nork “and Pormefipot wore,” Spring Lake QYENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE | fo ‘New Orleans vis Moutarnsery a f 4 “ ‘ 3 'S FERRY, W Corner 7th and D sts. bow. Pulluap Sleeper to Meapots Via inwtiatn) Unites: 0) teet above town and rivers: railroad station in | SPFIME sessions, Juipruse tue eyyortunity. Six | anvilbe with Fuliuan Soeper tur Auguste. Vis ju View sesuery rticoes UnsUTpaseEd: HUE | Seric6} of Business, heoeuei sad Enelish, | ‘ohyulis. and xt Greensboro ‘with Pullman Seepet rat oben tor Knoavilie via Ashville and Ho! Sprnss. fehool of Freparitory Engiisu aud” Elementary 3:30 a. a tras: Pa Dau te ESSICK. the heaithi Ho a. ESRICK, Prop. + Picture hoe juarterly or monthiy rates. Day und nicht sessions. Mie ut call jor illustrated aunounceuent HENKG C. SPENCER. LL., Princips. £ 269 Principal. i western, ‘A iuacnificent’ tran of oem, comauntitu of Prawns Room, ‘Butter, GPORT, N. 5. Directly on the beacli, near Atlantic City. Steain heat,’ jer baths, sun parlor ahd wpen ocem vie JAMES M. MOORE, Proprictor. : ® ‘The DIAMOND FRAME RAMBLER, and Cstési Mountain We mean. vrounds snd bewutiful 7 Mouutain ond the Tue wxnsitz scuoot oF LANGUAGES, Laat ae sea aeraee and house, “teietiy uisteciaps, "Denebt 73 14th st. nw. All the 1atest tn:provenuemts in vonetraction. Opens June 27) WM. C. CROWELL. dress tor iluistr: Best and Most Practica} Instruction. Sample now to be seen at . RUBE Our Sales Room, 1:525 14th st GOKMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. 0o., ZB. GRAVES, Manaver fer SEA Glist PAR ERNE for season ¢ Will open June’ improved: ai!’ roows have oc 1 tables“ barber show = rates ait Ibiormanon a] i 1 Spruce st., Tuesdays and Fridays atter ‘Terms $10. Branches: New York, Boston, Philadeiphia,Chicago, ‘&e. elt Paris, Heriin, London, ISS BALCH’S CIVILSERVICET ‘TEAND DLB'S MORRELL bers wars ee yay e ont tag iterate, &c.. apply at the piace: aly Kolbrs: Wasiiinyton, D.C. Airy. a1. KOLB, Proprietress ily Mrs, off by a circular saw. beautiful wreaths of laurel and white flowers. The tomb of Mrs. Jeanette Van Deusen, « member of this corps who was buried recently at Arlington, will be beautifully decorated in ivy, white roses, &c. This committee consists of Mesdames E. E. Myers, Libbie Porter, Anna Garrison, Sarah A. Hansell, Anna C. Gotwold, Mattie Lineoin and Emma G; Manning. t the tributes seng by the corps will be he flow nto, te ‘unknown “dead at um, all of the set as well as all the decorations of this tomb *° To the tomb of Gen. Sheridan, its ¢! offering a magnificent floral cavalry saddle of Jacqueminot, La France and Marechal Niel Foses and carnation pinks. ‘Lo the tomb of Gen. Logan, a handsome appropriate piece. _ +0 the tomb of Mrs. Van Deusen, a fine relief badge in bride roses. The will then at 1130. Bole Agents, S18 aud S20 4% st. 5. w. my Tian An4 socan any housekeeper who would like tomake her old furniture look as well as whea new by applying one coat of a boy Visit and bold memoria! vervies bens oe mages Potomac Relief Corps herdies will leave G. A. article ever produced with which any per | R. Hall at 8, 8:15, 8:30und 8:45 a.m. Decoration ectens absturht caeass snd by one application tora | dag... Over 160 memabershave igniting’ Settee vestain and varnish old Chamber Sets, Bureaus, Bed- | tention of going to Arlington. stead, Chairs, Tables, Doors and all kinds of wood- TEE @. A. 2. com om work i tints fof CHEQRY, WALNUT, Ma- iMITTEY Hocasy. HUSEWOOD, OAK oe VERAILION. | The general memorial committee is composed It will stand washing and is very durable. Half pint | of the following members: James M. Pipes, de- ‘Will rescain and finish a set of chairs, and one pint will it commander, chairman; John P. qritsarly renew « Chauuber Set. Per roome one atert | Church, assistant adjutant Poss FINES, 30c. ; PINTS, 50e. ap20e02m | Marion T. Anderson, acting q Mr. Wm. T. Watkins, a well-known resident of the vicinity of Browningsville, died x few days ago in the fifty-eighth year of his age. . S.A M. pa es THE HEBREWS IN RUSSIA, Baron Hirsch Says Their Expulsion is Better ‘Than Their Present Misery. Baron Hirsch in an interview with au Asso- ciated Prews correspondent in Paris Wednesday, in regard to his plans for the amelioration of the condition of the Hebrews in Russia, sai “The measures now enforced against the Hebrews in Lussia are equivalent to a whole- sale expulsion of the race from the Kussian empire. This fact does not appear to me to be altogether a misfortune for the Russian nite period the wretclied existence which they have hitherto led in crowded, narrow streets without any hope of improving their condition in the future. This state of affairs has reduced them te a condition incom- eral, treamurer; A. F. Dinomore, sefior Sina — commander; A. S. Tabor, junior "vice gem: - 7 mander; J. J. Purman, medi: director; 5 Have You Bees Turse: York yrith Pout Commanders J. W. ‘It will pay you too there. Run, walk or ridethere, ‘Be sure and take your purse there. F. Williams, J.'P. Lothrop, L. P. Williams, J. W. Butcher, W. B. Pomeroy: AA Van Deusen, Nothing wid ob tuuethere. Everybody treated alike there. HL Nathan Bickford, T. 8 Kelly, © ‘They do business right or not at all there. A. H. McKim, —— Serivener, J. Thomas Turner, A. B. and T. D. ¥ and ‘They refund the mousy for any article uot as repre- | t¥O comrades elected from " sented up thers. iy i og . ‘They give you 100 cents for a dollar up there. 2, C. E. Deime: it is the only place in the city where you can furnish | 3, C. W. Shelton and J. M. a honse complete. H, Douglass and G. H. ‘They sell asolid Oak Sideboard, $12.50, soid élse- | Waugh and where, $18. They sell €275 to x0. | Faunce and and SSrige Suites, $50, $US. $75: sold elsewhere, 875, 890, Leonard's Refrigerators under the price. Wire F $e: tet aT 3 i ue F ¥ id M. C. GRASTY. DOUBLE STORES, 1S10 and 1512 Teh st. w.w., bet, Paad@ Our only terms cheap for cash. ‘Don't doubt till you try. fae i 7 f i 588 CXGLE EXCHANGE, 001 6TH ST XW. NEW tae rabid cualton tines Katety Bicycles: best imade; just Cali and see them.” Kenting and repairs. Guns repaired. PALMEK & SON. ([ HE 1 COLUMBIA SarerY BICicLE jock. iny 142m OTEL ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE, N. J. Artesian “wat Min LAF its st. yw. Pope pre: Yared successt GVH wervice, departinentaland cebstls exatiinat = H Tune 1 address USE, HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA., 4 E. LOVET1, Proprietress, Will be open from June 5 to Uctober 1. NSTIT a aay 18h Terms, 36 per wees. uy 18-336 a arias uTON, D. co. 7[HE WcaMTETON y r EOS PERR) ent Se ee It isa beauty and puts all others to sleep. RING LAKE BEACH, N. It HOUSE, HARPEK'S FERRY, W. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1891. Tune 1., Special eats iow tone ook nk. vi jaryest housé and wrotindsand highest | dur full information address the jr Cail and see it. mee” baal ERCUINAROS, Perle | gg Ap SP Stl a TO i = a i Office hours: 10 to 1 daily. : CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, T3127 MASSA. chusette ave., embraces thorough Preparatory and Ecientie Courses ‘uid ailgran every adventure i Lite ature, Renee and Ar. Fiabe, itp, Vici, utter Drawins and ND. — GEO. 8. ATWATER & CO., 1424-26 Penn. ave. MOUNTAIN VIEW, MOUNTAIN FALLS P. 0, Frederick county; Va., will open dune 10 for furty suests,, Beautiful jocation, “ates, #30 te e245 ver wont, Catldren half tate. Near line of trvel to and trom Capon Springs. Write to. 8. HODSON. ; ‘R. Z.:new house: fifty rooms: wewly ps. ; circulars at Star office. = JAMES A. BROWN, Prourictor. | Ninyisteoie pha Lsive Lessounniven: General Vous, [oe MANES BLEMEAD NECK SONS HILL HOUSE, WHITE MOUNTAINS, a : ae. | So NOH. Situited on an’ open plateau 150 sect yr se tare eT te emai —. eg shove nen level and p—t Rp Sy ‘views of Wists OUT OF WASHINGTON, MOiRT HOLLY (x. J.) ACADEMY FOR Boys. ‘Between Philadelplia and i I, homeuke. Education with toriaation =~ Hnytliga “and wusdnees, conrees. ar HENRY BM. WaLis Pecos its elevated pouition insures ahuosphere, iu witch a xy, MALARIA 18 UNKNOWN. Public rooms. large. Music Hal! and Orchestra. Extensive eroungs {or tenuis courte, base Tall sad (pe Wentwouts, POTOMAC RIVER BO. ae ae ‘S400 ADL Cale), Prin, amyl NEWCASTLE, N.H. mond, Va., orany {-=3 south: Spouected cSpacity, G0 uss. “Por desea eive PROFESSIONAL. sai ten to Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty ininutes 4 BOWLES, Lee ME. FRANCI8,CAKD AND TRANCE MEDIUM. Joon NORFOLK AND @ mae fen tb aes aoe E59 die, ven trou cradie to rave: open Suund-y. Ficune J ae asia : ; _ MISCELLANEOUS. ME, MAPUAL, THe CHLEDRATI we m Toontay Kit uar MM ‘vovant Spa. ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shore. ‘Open for the season June 27. ‘i and the seventi: born cau sronderttt ucaline power wanes und Jocks’ dates” Dua?ttaul ww wwe tisiady. | hover nw. 30 Mier "si 3 4 3 koe! ag RESORT reopen June 1p. Has. w [a hot and cod —, Scenery and larye rooms. Address J: piri Haxersiown, 3 Jawn, fine fine KE TELLS ALL FRANK JONES, Prop. SouMER BOARD IN BOSTON. myltin | pranswick Hote, art Stes cori oles Sa ee SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANKOUS, 2720-9057, 29 ‘St. James ‘ave., ‘OODLAWN, ROCKVILLE, MD.._Wi RIGHT HOUSE, CAPE ne.| W Bingen bet Tiss selcknow otal ‘all reopae ; Ww ‘Sun ‘opened ‘of June 20, Write for circu apply at the CLAKESD! HOTEL. igen a EOPER Gare SE a a UPPLIES. ts EN Bl ee Paar culeaen fue Ae = aoe = ‘outlook. Ci at Star office. | (30 TO T.H. WALKER & CO. AND YOU myoim east WALI ‘nihaton, © Gaide fs a Bias GES ROQD HOUSE, BELA ae “Also “Grenulsted " bells; ‘Water: fect Ie Hesyscibaisy, fipreagn A may 28-1m Pai . Sal DELAWARE WAT tes j and ‘Leaithininess: “Far eke myo W. K. HILL, Manager.