Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1892, Page 7

» SOME CENSUS STATISTICS. Increase of Population in the District as to | Changes in the New Tax Law—A Sheriff Badly ‘Sex and Color. According to « bulletin recently issued by the census office the number of males in the Dis- | Correspondence of The Evening Star. trict is 109,584, an increase of 31.12 per cent since 1880, and the number of females ix 120, #08, ar increase of 28.46 per cent. The native- born population amoiunts to 211,622, a2 inerease | Bruised—Notes. Rockvittz, May 26, 1892. Sheriff A. F. Fairall arrived here Wednesde: having in eustody Jas. C. Carter, a colored man he had arrested near Ashton, charged witha felonious assault on a colored woman named Racket Green, about eighty yeers of age. The Of 31.85 per cent; the foreign born 18,770, an increase of 9.63 per cent; the whites 154,695, an meeucal 31.09 per ‘cent, and colored 75,697, | officer has since that time been looking for Car- &n increase of 26.97 per cent. For the states of Delaware, Maryland, the | District and Virginia and West irginia the largest percentages of increase in the white and colored Quring the past deeade are found in the € Columbia, or an increase in colored | cent as compared with an increase | in white of 31.09 per cent, and ix West Virginia, affair happened about a month ago, and the | ter, and when found he was working on the public road in the above locality. When the sheriff informed Carter that he had a warrant for his arrest he declined to go with him and struck hima blow on the head, knocking his hat over his eyes. and when he raised his hat he | was met by a violent blow between the eyes, | which knocked him down. Upon recovering | ran inerease in colored of 2 per cent as ronipared with an increase in white of 23.21 per cent. In Virginia the colored have increased not quite two-thirds of 1 per cent during the past deeade as compared with an increase of 23.12 per cent for the decade ending in 1880. 2 Delaware the males have been slightly in excess at cuch census, while in Maryland, with the exception of 1850, the females have slightly predominated. In the District of Columbia there has uniformly been a considerably larger ntage of females than of males, the per- for 1890 being 5244 per cent for fe- 4 47.56 per cent for males. In Vir- Kinin, also, for the last three censuses the fe- males have predominated, while in 1850 and 1360 there wax a slight excess of males. ‘This change in the castribntién of population accord- ing to sex in Virginia is explained by the loxx of West Virginia, wet state im 1862, in which state there hs y increasing per- states asa whole there hich numb cent of the total population of The total number of females is * of the total pop: District of ¢ is in excess of | in Delaware and | = o the state of Maryland is 11,008, of Columbia, 11,224, Delaware the ex rginia t Vi ofthe states under consideration. f foreign born are 9.05 per cent: in the Dis- or 8.13 per cent, and in-Dela- Only LL per cent of ion of Virginia in 1890 is for ly 24% per cent of the total jou of West Virginia. argest percentaye of colored in 1890 is foand m Virginia, or 3540 per cent; in 1980, however, 4 1 1870 41.88 per cent of the jored. Sin- | distribution of popu- | riding to white and colored ure ap- F for the District of Columbia, there Leing i 1890 32.96 per cent of colored and 67.14 per cent « . as against 35.56 per BAL per cent of white in ation of Maryland in red. while for Dela ware 16.87 per cent are colored. In West Vir- ginia but little more than 4 per eent of the whole population im 1890 are colored. a BROOKLAND. i Fire broke out at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening in an upper room of Mr. Harry Barton's hand- some residence in Brookland, and it required the most strenuous efforts of the bucket brigade to save the beautifulehome from destruction. Damage to the amount of $25 was done. Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards of New Jersey are visiting in Brookland. Mrs. Mereder Horner of Congress Heights pent lest week in Brookland, and Miss Violet jorner was visiting relatives in Washington, Mr Irving Tade has gone into business in Washington and will not at present return to Northticld. Conn. Miss Grace Thomas has sold four lots in Brookland to Messrs, Harris & True, upon which the Belt brothers will soon erect houses. Miss ‘Thomas has also sold three lots in South Brook- jand to parties from Hyattaville, who contem- phite building homes. ‘Theodore Hull, M. D., of the Post Office De- artment is now a resident of South Brookland, ving moved into the house lately vacated by Mrs. Rendell. Dr. Gartigan of the faculty of the university last ev ducted divine service and ad- dre--ed the Catholic congregation of Brookland in the chapel of the Margot mansion. ‘The fortmightly services in the parlors of the ev. Ewing Tade, on Providence street, on Sun- day Ia ndueted by Mr. Tade himself and were heartily enjoyed by the large audience present, as was also the succeeding song ser- Vice. Brockland is infested with tramps. These rthies lie in concealment until the gentlemen of the town go to their places of business and thea call ut the various unprotected houses and intimidate the women into giving them some- thing to eat. When offered work at a fair com- Poomttion they utterly refuse it, There is no aw for vagrancy in the county, a fact of which the tramps seem to be well aware. A mo-t enjoyable social dance was given at the residence of Mr. A. A. Heitmuller near Brookland on Tuesday evening. Music was nished from the Soldiers’ Home. Among the Misses M. Miller, Lottie + Mary Leinbardt, Mamie Auckman, ie Cousins. Lena Dreyer, Louisa Mickle” . Carrie Sleitmuiler, Rosa Heitmuller, Lotta Heitmaller, Hannah Heitmuller, Hattie Neu- hie Clark, Mary Dugan. Gertie Klein 1 Annie Sauek. and the Messrs.’A. Heitmuller. M. Kem Diebl. Edward Hall, Edw. Phillips, Geo. Miller. John Auckman, Jébn Pau Charles McGee, Chas., George and E} Barnes, L. Barnes, A. T. Beurger, T. Auckman, J. Kemp. M. Heines, H. Burgess, A. Wilson. J. Whiteside. W. Balt, Geo. Goldstraw, B. Lawier, W. Seidenburger,’ W. Bennerman and W. Dreyer. ——__ ANACOSTIA. MEMORIAL DAY PREPARATIONS. John A. Logan Post, No. 13, Department of the Potomac, G. A. R., has held ite final ante- Memorial day meeting. The arrangements for the observance of Decoration day were com- pleted. A special invitation was sent to the Public school children and Supervising Prin- cipal Freeman was invited to utter some patri- otic sentiments. In the order of general busi- ness three recruits were mustered and one ap- plication received. NoTES. A croquet club has been organized. A petition for gas lamps on Jackson street is in exrculation. Norman Atchison, a little fellow,was run over by bicyele and cut about the heal Dr.James A. Watson rendered professional aid. Mis Stella Fort has been elected secretary to the Daughters of the King of the M. E. Church. ‘The King’s Daughters of the Emmanuel Epis- copal Church have abandoned their lawn fete abe . Extep has transferred one-half of lot 134, Anacostia, to Elizabeth A. Estep. cheat, Morell, an, escaped inmate of the vermment Hospit for the Insane, turned ‘yesterday. Se i ate os TE AFFAIKS AT FALLS CHURCH. (Correspondence of The Eveuing Star. Farts Cavucu, Va., May 27, 1892. The public schools will close successful term of eight months today. Principal Brown will suramer at his home in Loudoun county; Miss Birch will attend some of the summer nor- mals; Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Miller will return to Washington to spend June aud July, and Mra. Miller may visit her parents at St. Louis, Kev. J.B. Barber of Madrid. N. Y., has ac- cepted a call from the Baptist churches at Falls Chareb and Leesburg and will bein his work about June 1. The annual city election was held Thursday resulting in the re-election of the incumben city couneil, viz: Thos. Hillier, Geo. Ives, J. W. Brown, E. J. Northrup, W. H * Brown and W.N. Lynch. The couneil will choose one of their uumber for mayor, and a clerk and sergeant from outside the council. The trial of L. C. Campbell for the murder of AL Hill, colored, of Falls Chureh is in pro- gress at Fairfax Court House this week. ¥. E. kerr. J. E. Brice, Henry Crocker and Jus, Dick- son were before the court as witnesses for the prosecution. W. H. Erwin is building a new boxe in Sher- wood s addition. A. Davis, jr. contractor, of Washington, D. C.. is making improvements on = ory at West ey Se Mr. — jarduer is building « frame house adjoining Evergreen boarding house. ws — The Old Fourteenth Corps. ‘Members of the old fourteenth corps residing im the city are invited to meet Maj. John Mc- Etroy at the Ebbitt House Saturday evening at 7:30 to make ite for the reunion of tho corpe during the national encampment exceed 10 per cemt of the total | ated for the occasion and there wax a large at- au upright position the officer drew his revolver. | after which then arrendered and , consented to come to jail. Upon his arrival | here he had a hearing before Justice Morgan, and waiving a jury trial he was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment in the house of cor- | rection. When his time expires there he will | be brought back and trie:l for the first offense. ‘The sheriff is very badly bruised about the | head and face. | ‘The motion for a new trial in the case of Wm. | Bond, colored, convicted at the March term of | court of the murder of Marguret Cephas,will be | on the first Monday in June. Bond was con- | vieted before the court, Judges Lynch and Vin- | son on the bench, and the motion will be | argued before Chief Justice McSherry. | In the orphans’ court Wednesday the will of | Martin Cavan was admitted to probate and let- | ters testamentary on hix oxtate were granted to | Mary . | $250. Letters of admin- istration on LJoseph Thompson were granted tg Kober: %. Thompson; bond $2,509, Same to Ixase Fy > on estate of Thos. ‘yite: j bond £4,000. Sure to Jas, R. ‘Trail, om estate | of Michael MeQuade; bond $250. Inventories | of personal property of the following deceased | persons were filed: M. T. Lewis, administrator of Geo, W. Israel; Mary E. Gilpin administra | trix of Kachael E. Gilpin; J. G. and Jus. 8. lin. execntors of Jobn Carlin. Robt. I. | Miller, adminixtrator ¢. ta. of Edward Lea, passed first and final account; Mary E. Gilpin, administratrix of Iachel E. Gilpin, passed first Oftntt, passed second account: S. O. Jone uardian to Mamie E. Jones, passed second a vant, Philip Mossburg, administestor of Jobn | . Matthews, passed first aud'Yinal account. Rev. A. Strickler, pastor of Poolesville and Barnesville Baptist his family at the former place. Mr. Wilson G, Johnson of Howard connty | and Miss Lizzie Keller of this county were mar- jried at St. Mark's Church, Fairland, on last | uesday. The church wax handsomely decor- | adance of the frieuds of the contracting parties. In Mr. and 3 Alfred Ray to the wedding reception of their daughter Clara and Mr. James Franklin Willxon on Tnoxday evening, June 7, at the Highlands, | neur Forest Glen. i Judge Howland, husband of Ida, daughter of | James W. Boswell of this place, died at {ndian- apolis, Ind., on the 16th inst. after a short ill- ness. Keports from the tax collectors of the several | Aistricts indicate that the increased aswexxment | on new buildings and other improvements in this counge will amount to over a quarter mil- lion of dollars increase since last June | ‘The new tax law passed by the lust legislature | makes some radical changes in the terms of | payment of the same in’ this county. Under | the old law the taxes were not due until the January neat following the June levy and a per- | centage was allowed ou all bills paid previous to | that time. Under the new law the taxes are due in September following thelevy and no per- centage ws allowed for previous payment. - On all bills due after January the law requires the collectors levy on and offer the property for sule to pay the same. The provisions of the new law do not appear to be understood by per- | Soné residing outside of the county and owning | | for the gentlemen was awarded to Dr. Wells and | im Marlboro’ having caused the people to agi- | lust Sanday to go toward ihe erection of a par- | property taxable here, ak several inquiries in regard to reduction for advance payment have been received by the county commissioners. Ae geen HYATTSVILLE. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Hyarrsvitte, Mv., May 26, 1892. Ata meeting of the board of town commis- sioners held at Mechanics’ Hall Wednesday the | bond of Wm. H. Richardson was approved xs! treasurer and C.W. Barr was sworn in as bailiff. | It was decided to secure the proper lines of Pike avenue by measurement. The board of assessors, composed of Treasurer Richardson, Geo. H. Evans and Paul F. Tricou, have already commenced to assess the town property in order | e: cholas D, | Bt ee ee a deen, | ried dius 14, Uh teed 30 on the Gates fox the | encampment ted June 15 as field day.” 7 it . composed of | | members of Anti ranged for | present, NEWS FROM FREDERICK. Interest in the Coming Municipal Election— Sons of Veterans’ Encampment—Notes. Correspondence of The Evenin’ tar. Frepertcr >y 26, 1892, Anelection will be “cd in FP. dorick next month for a mayor and five wa ermen to serve for three years, ad already a great deal of in- terest is being manifested in the contest. The democrats wili begin the cimpaign this even- ing by meetings in their respective alder- manic districts to nominate a candidate for alderman and to elect five members of «city executive committee to serve for three years. The meeting to nominate a democratic candi- date for mayor will be held June 2. The ad- ministration is at present democratic, but owing to dixsensions the republicans hope to secure control. though ae yet they have no candidate inthe field. Among the democrats Gen. Edward C. MeSherry, W. Irving Parsons and John Fleming are named as candidates for mayor. AN. Yeakle. at present a member of the board of aldermen, will be opposed for the coming nominatior, by Daniel T. Ordeman, aud Joseph F. Eisenhauer, president of the board, will be opposed for renomination by one of the voung men of the ward. The nomination will pe made by the Crawford county system, and the results are awaited with great interest. ‘The question of street improvements is likely toenter largely into the election, and many are in favor of an independent ticket, free from improvements, ‘The democrats are also preparing in the county for the state, district and national elections and have selected May 28a the date for holding primary meetings to select delegates to a county convention to be held in Frederick on June 4 for the purpose of electing delegates to the state convention in Paltimore on Jane $ and the sixth district congressional convention to be held rederick on is every indication here at present that Col. La V. Baughman of Frederick will be sent asa dele gate to the national convention and that Gen, Mel wed for Congress. ions which were begnn heresome time age for the encampment of the Sons of Veterans of Maryland, Delaware and District of Columbia “are now about com- pleted far the District camps have tnken 1 est share of interest in the coming gath- ing and all the caiape there will send large dele- .. Commander Jolin R. Neeley hus xe a hop and « camp fire xpect to entertain nut 1,200 a ps. Messrs, ad and r of Washington, representing the camps of the District of Columbia, we other day and made arr camps, as well ax the Ladies’ Aid Society of Logan Camp. ‘The District camps will come on | June 1 on a special train at 9 a.m., and two of. Logan and Cash me armed in rtotike partin the on that day. the re of the camp officers will be elected and questions of policy will be dis- cussed Frederick county hasa veritable mad dog seare | | on hand, und cautious people whoare compelled to go about the county very much go armed in order to protect themselves. Several weeks ngo d te C < with the rabies appeared in Woodsboro” and Walkersville ane | bita munber of dogs, Last Saturday an anim! supposed to be mad made its appearance in the northwestern rection of the coanty and not only, bit other dogs, but a cow. a cat and a child. Today another mad dog was seen xt Mt. Meas: ant and bit ten other dogs. Many of the do that were bitten have been shot.but itis beheved that there ave at le Is in the county infected with the rubies, and the country peuple greatly alarmed over the probable conse- has recently been brought to pub- & woman living in Wolfeville, in the mmsection of Frederick county, who is believed to be one of the oldest women in the county, aud for her age one of the most re- markable. She ix Mrs. lolly Guecn aud sh the widow of Douglass Gucen, who married her in 1812, two years after she had come to this cmany and settled in Prederick | She was M y Pottinberger be- | marriage and can st of a ron who is himzelf an octogenarian, having recently cele brated his eightieth birthday. “Mrs. Gucen was | oye hundred and ten years old Jast Friday, and on that day she waiked four miles to Catoctin Furnace. After the conchixiou of the festivities she wulked four miles hyme again, She rees well. hears well, has a good memory, enjoys fait health and converses with i emt ints t upon topics concerning both the past and the While Inther Warrenfeltz of Middictown, this county, was at work one day last week plowing on his farm on South mou the summer home of Mr. ¥ turned up the rkeletops of eleven men, four in to make calculations on the corporation tax. —_| one spot and seven in another, evidently the ‘The Hyattaville Progressive Euchre Club was | entertained Wednesday mght by Mr.and Mrs. Van | Loan. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. | Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. Boykin, Mr. and Mre. Van Loan, Dr. C. A. Wells, Mr. H. C. Browning, Mr. Cla ence Wilson, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs, Dr. Egleston and Miss Clara Turner. Refreshments in the | shape of strawberries and ice cream were served. | Mrs. Van Loan received the first ladies’ prize | and Mrs. Whiting the second. ‘The first favor the second to Mr. Robinson. Acolored boy while fishing in the Eastern branch near Bendover Wednesday caughtan eel which was four feet in length and weighed nearly five pounds. ‘Mr. Wallace Shipley has purchased a couple ‘of lots at Wilen Heights, Highlands, and has commenced the erection of » dwelling. While Messrs. Joseph Booth and John Fitz- hugh of Washington were rapidly driving in a sulky through Bladensburg yest the vehicle was upset, breaking the frout wheels and throwing both occupants to the ground, but fortunately not injuring them beyond a few | bruises. ‘The old house on the lot of Mrs. Parker, ad- joining the pike near the Bladensburg bridge, was blown down during the last wind storm. A party of gipsies from Richmond on their way to Baltimore are encamping on that lot. Mr. Otto P. Habercom of this place bas been ppointed general manager of Albemarle County Lumber Company at Coversville, Va. enter upon his new duties on the ist of |-#dding to its beanty and privacy. next month. The board of town commissioners of Bladens- burg at a recent meeting elected Francis Gasch | president, George W. Coldenstroth treasurer and John'G. Lepper secretary. Mr. N. C. Dar- nall was appointed town bailiff. ‘There is some talk of organizing a fire com- pany in this town, the recent destructive fires tate the question. ‘Target practice has commenced at the Mary- land Agricultural College.under Lieut.Grizzard, U.S.A. The cadet officers are Capt. Gambrili and Lieuts. Childs and Bailey. Gen. Edward C. Carrington celebrated his ixty-seventh birthday at hts country residence at Chariton Heights last Sunday. Mr. Dent Downing, formerly assistant teacher of the public school of this place, was ona visit here last Monda; Several heavy storms visited this locality this evening. flooding the roads und swelling the streams toa considerable extent. Loud peals of thunder were followed by vivid flashes of lightning, but no damage has yet been re- ported. ‘The Hyattsville base ball club will play a match gume with the Patuxent club at Laurel on Decoration day. COUNTY NEWS. H The Ladies’ Aid Society of St. Thomas’ Churcit, Croom, at a recent meeting re-elected the following officers: Mrs. Fendall Marbury, resident: Mrs. W. E. Duvall, vice president: irs. Peter Wood, treasurer; Mrs. H. H. Sasscer, secretary. Rev. Mr. Willis of Annapolis bas accepted the call to this parish. Subscriptions to the amount of $525 were raised at the Centenary M. E. Church at Laurel sonage, which will cost €2,000. Mr. George L. Harris of the Prince George's | Enquirer was lv married in Washington Miss Ieabel Coombe of this county. Messrs. Duckett & Ford recently sold to Mary H. Beall a couple of lotnat Landover for $300 each, ‘They alvo sold to Mr. Johnson eighty acres of the Duval estate at Glendale for $2,000. ne: ras Republican College League. James F. Burke, president of the American Republican College League, has announced the appointment of the members of the national executive committee as follows: A. F. Tarbell of Cornell, N. ¥.;E. R. Sutton of the Univer- sity of Michigan, E. M. Denton, Boston Unt versity, Massachusetts; F. M. Ingler, State Uni- RB. * Mich, Et cee mains of soldiers Who fell in that memorable buttie, and believed to be those of confederate soldiers from the fact that the buttons, whieh had not moldered into dust with the coats they once adorned, were not marked with Unele | Sam's insignia. In the skulls of the seven m fourteen bullets were found embedded, showin: that each had rece’ hh wound in a fatal spot. ‘fhe skeletons were found only abont a foot and a half below the surface of the soil. F, Me eee ae WASHINGTON GROVE. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Wasutxatox Grove, May 26, 1892. The board of trustees of the Washington Grove Camp Meeting Association held their final meeting for the year at the residence of | President George T. Woodward. Present: Geo. T. Woodward, president; Fred A. Gee, vice president; J. Riffard Mickle, secretary; R. W. Dunx, treasurer. and George A. Birch, chair- man committee un grounds. The accounts of the secretary, treasurer, secretary of the finance committee und chairman of committee on grounds were compared and found to agrec A great many improvements have been inade @uriug the venr. ‘The trees have been thinned out and underbrnsh cleared away. ‘The super- intendent’s cottage has been raised and painted and a fence erected around it. A new fence law been erceted around the entire grove, this rhe £5,000 I jated. The hotel is ow open ad unde cement of Mr. G W. Babcock. ‘al mbeting of the stock- holdcrs will be held oa M Among lies already ynsticating here are Mr. and Mrs, Fred Gee, Mrs. Rearick and femily, ‘Thos. Bensen and wi . Allen M. and E. N. } % and Mrs. John | Davis, Mrs. Sarah Reed and ‘on, Edwin Pot- bury and family, Mrs, M. E: Johnson, Melville Lindsay and family, M.D. Peck and family, | W. K. Cohen and ‘family, Mr. “Dawson aud | family, the Misses Brown, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Babcock aud the Misses Babcock. — J. R. M. > A Minister's Marriage. Correspondence of The Eveninz Star. Crankssur, Mp., May 26, 1892. ‘The Methodist Epixcopal Church of this city was the scene ofa very pretty wedding yesterday. Rey. J. R. Pardon, pastor of the church, was married to Miss flessie Waters, daughter of Mr. A. J. Waters, a prominent farmer of this place, at3 o'clock p.m., by Rey, Hi. B. Naylor, D.D., P E. of Washington distfct. The ushers. were Rev. Wm. 5. Hammond of town, Md and Mr. Chas. E. Waters of Washington, D. C. brother of the brido. The church was crowded to its utmost capacity by friends of the con tracting parties. The altar was handsomely decorated with cut flowers and potted plauts by the ladies of the congregation. Mendalssohn’s wedding march was played by Miss Lula Windser of Darnestown, y vain able presents evidenced the high esteem in which the bride and groom are held by their nuzmer- oux friends and relatives. Among those present were Rey. and Mrs. R, R. Murphy of Laurel, Rey. 2. M. Moore of Gaithersburg, Rev. Mr. Wolf of .Wlarksbarg, and many friends from various parts of the charge. ee ere BROLL, im for invalids and ‘LLA! . j A Ceten td of Sout, Carolina ave. Atlantic City. Solis COMPOR RADY HOUSE, ATLANTIO OITY, N. J.—ARKAN- W. H. SALE, Prop. _EDUCATIONAL. OF LANGUAGES, SUMMER, —s my?s for June. VOICE PAYS! ALLY DEVELOPED PRRBON: Propector for concert and opera. to. F. FROST, my25-2w* a Sao df ‘RENCH SYSTEM. UND SCHOOL. 307 D aS, ee st. n.w.—Suounet term—clesses for beyinners, yd os sas ave. near the ocean and Read | ko00 board; well furnished rooms: | chesira maste; terms moderate. HON HALE, ‘tain 5 ONTEREY &PRIN' Sam eas | MS i a my20-3m 00 FE} ‘LANTIC CITY, DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH. Hot and cold water sea baths in the at LEEDS & LIPt FJOTEL ALLEN, COR. PACIFIO AND ARKANSAS aves... Atlante City, and 4 RR. K. depot.” Terms mot SAND RATES ADDRESS IL NO! RLES Si", BALTINORE AD, FOR CIUCULAT: AE . ALLEN, Proprietor. yTEL Sayfa: pac NPAI TEL DENNIS,” ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, are sun gallers eqjd.sea-mater bative © Direct Ope 21 mation apply to * * My recollections of that nore deliehtfnl for 2 sul EL IMPERIAL, ATLANTIC CIT! Iaryland ave.. facing the large solarium, polities and composed of business men pledged to 8 per day argned at the equity term, which comiuences | P ond are indeseriiall AT ATLANTIC ‘Steam heat, electt tae io A. SMITH. H® TEL WELLINGTON. OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE., ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. M.A. & H. 8, MILNOR._ ‘drama of fe place was charm: Minas as Phunkett, was excellent. ug of the bchont culture they formed | _my 23-0 VOR vines in which the ¢ aim NIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. te promote the bappi- SUMMER LAW Ecrorr: dual seemed 10 ant. to he attractions belongin: to the place is the tween Winebester, Va. fot the Toast | teu For cire (BO. Uziversity of Va., ride be. | Charluttesvile, Va.) 10 JOAN B. MINUI. Pret Cons OTEL WILTSHIRE, antes | coe enre Virginia ave. near Ocean, Atlantic City, N, J. “window rooms, giving D. W. CHANDLER, _ ar Tennessee, Atlantic City. Steam heat throuzuout, Open all the year. randeur increave with each a ig ‘st health, comfort and pleasure nothing he Enou Springs ufo: Extract from letter of 1. Norris, can. HOTEL TRAYMO! Bs sud beds. | Local examinations provided for. Send © lorue. ‘The celebrated resort for ‘EME PHONOGR: AND BUSINESS SCHOOL, AGP RChie. Wimmer tonne now bertemne: {horoneh training fn stenography ithmetic. Syaetprei ‘Bend for cireolars FJ. MU incipal. Giexor ‘MARIANO MAINA, SCHOOL FOR SINGING Thre ool bod im Whaniocten Paglte peebered Yor caueurtacerttostes ‘SPRINGS AxD BATHS. SHENANDOAR and vrand opera. AR tninity is offe: citculers or, information dents in sumer, from June to NepternLer, at epecial rice for Seliegaio and placing of the vuices timore, |" For particulars call at stds 0H BT. NORTHWEST. ne Nas AND MINERAL BATHS, ETELKA GERSTER'S MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Bee oe ae MAX STRAKOSCH, Manager. bar. | For circulars and | Boston Herald! Sig. Maina’s yolce was beard to ox- cellent advantage Int nivnt, it ring a bass of excel Yent quality, volume and skilifally msea. = eee Ere MORKISSEY’S GRAND ENGLISH OPERA CO. mer and enjovmments in bor proviston-cf loves Grand Opera House, New York. all reepects.. The springs (Special engagement for two seasons.) aly le ghia setvenbing. waters, “pire ed Peat imap wane Hip ear : York Herald: The Mephistopheles of Mr. cted with, ral of spirit, bis co Ss (Nine weekly) bezin 7th July, 1862, ond 7th Sep- tak! Dok jel ESTABLISHE! Raysserarr ie POLYTECHNIC A SCHOOL, INSTITU ENCINEENG. aiad ILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY. W.VA; oy. NY. Jevation 500 feet fuil view from B. recaies i ticos unequaled. oud tabhe and bees. ry frou. porticos anedaaied fd table eka AS NLOVETT. Pro a cate. ‘my2olm. ton's elite, espe- cantly Hie nervous and overworked. 6 tric bells, sun parlory 51 Lo $12 per ween. (PE LELANDE yen June l. Shady a LV. ‘Terms, $6. ter MILANTIC CITY 520-0 Y Massachunetts © pers Ferry. W.Va, Open from June 15 to |. Send for gtrentar and t EES Temenos 3.000 ==" 4noye, THE Al A.W. VA. Terins inoderate, r ER, E. will reopen April 9, x. CHEESEMAN. AVE. NEAR THE n for the season March 1. 1 appointments, UROKA HOUSE, New Louse stud ‘Corniall-on-the-Hndaon, ATLANTIC CITY. MOUNTAIN HOUS! Bite Taye mountain, a''thirty "Tolnutes nid Kentucky, ‘thorouzhly’ beat See eee Mr OTEL ESSICK, HIGHLAND LAKE, PA. charining mountain resort in Americ a mad dog fi the lower part of Carroll | } If. M. ESSICK, Proprietor. connty appeared at Ladiesburg, Braceville and | ther points and bita number of dogs. A few | Fronting on theo ‘and infornati Special rates fur June and Septeuber. | Writ reopen IU: . in water, hot and cold 'BELDEN, 4TH AV! plock frou ocean. A.B, WASHMOOD, ‘TALAN a A TA HOTEL, Asbury Park, N. J. APPLEGATE, Prop. Oven May 1 WHITE, Proprietor, ON'T SEND FAMILY TO COUNTRY BOARD. | * oe “ae Duatara | Gps July 1. Terms, f1 to 2 en ot ew tne Zen can got mountate | OES GW ine dere 8, “For Address at once the MOi kk HOTEL COMPANY, air and water, res! iiuited number LAKE | 51S + Mountain Lake, Park, | EOF. AND Latest Sanitary 1 GE AU MELROSE INN “ BELMAI. N. Opens Jone L Address until June st., Phitadelphi MAY CITY, N. J eas and sun parlor; special MRS. J. A. MYERS: OKVILLE, MD.. WILL BE opened for the neces: ts aire HOTEL WINDSOR, Toth stad 3 bart eS Test rates for the season. view GPENCERIAN RAPID WRITING. {win brother of Prof. Henry ©. ‘a brill Mr. H. A. Sen Spencer, will conduc the new Spenceran r day and night. Bank ye Repuslic wa Houre:'9 to 104.1. da 7 pi. Mondays. Special terms for cours of 10 lessons. 83. st Students entering the or for shortht Linitted: th ret ULUMBIA CONS! lane ¥ aorta tue, “Sketchinw anil stare can. Be tee ie ‘wagidectnl progress of students. Botostom. nore Te Cu 1. K. Mor- ftom” veurs The iach Worth of TIONAL AC SERVATORY F MUSIC, now. ; thenty-third year. "Piano. orgau, Voice, violin, Bute, cornet, Free advan: ines to pupils, 6. B: BULLARD, Diivetorsmaye 4 Correct Euslish tancht. {2 foreigners: private aon, "Sits. ELIZABERE KiNG Guy bkee Cee SCHOOL, MORRISTOWN, chal for Gira, SEMEN Hilda ire TEN SUPERIOR MADAME Gal thors of ‘Siac snd original sethod. th sathors of # new and o: method, the only one decorated, (See circular). arte LUMBIA C Or LEGE 91 COMMERCE, aN ea a Learn to uss the phonograph and typewriter for an office situation. Complete 810. hand dictations by" competent HOTELS. SNEW AN EL | t ND ELEGANT HOTEL tidewater; in the a Containing 50 rooins: Tr fect abovi inidst of a rove of fine old aks; electric. lights: beantiful views: 17 smiuutes fron slectric railway. ‘House, formerly: ‘ved by the addition of ke. Also stable if . ALBERT, 1 Beach ave, Cape ar- Treas. | V Li TRACY & CO., Prey in located directly on the be: ply to JOHN «TRACY & ladelphia cr Cape May, “ns tba pera ris fed as vutiful: a na nt ee Agarers the Peinripats, mbt the most ‘PE STOCKTON, cape FIRS’ SEARS HOTED: Ww. tana Mh Go. ba ph. Individua’ fustructio fmm og idu: ™ by experienced re} ‘Thorouch instruction in e English business and civil service courses. Re- ai Send for catalogue. 7O0OD'S COMME’ Capitol st. and ty; aches, shorihan 1 taht ecamons, icteeot ¢ to Join, Cataloeues.mb54im BY A BOARDING AND DA’ 001 You: BOARS ies AND MITTEE Shits YOUNG W. D. CABELL, torte 1407 Mass. ave. a ‘Will open Jue 4 ans rok gd retain open until tuber 1. Eide. wartox, FLOTEL oxrony, ¥ 14TH ANDY. Y. AVE. N.W. the door: American and Euro- ey net coer | 4 MODERE perinanent or tran’ afe opel: until £2) WALTER BURTON, Manager. utie City hourly. For Gms Axv Youso Lanes HIGH GRADE \OLONNADE HOTEL, 726 iH per day. Weite for a. PS ADAMS, Proj : TRAL HOUSE, Less than’ ble. Sanitary condition. Bt Di Fates, to fuuatl ' isu, wethn KDWIN F. AREREY, Stanazer. ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF. PLAZA, F. A. HAMMOND. ite in fall and winter, itis irable, cool and delightful for surh - te eal fhe heart of ‘New York ely, tion to being favs at Sth ave. and id Central Park and Plaza Squat of aumsement and town and belt line b nal Station, Sixth Aven a block, Conducted. The water and ice used are vap preinises and certified as to parity J H-BURTON BY THE. OTEL METROPOLE, BROAD’ stand “424 six, New York. Bur absolutely fireproof: three ral Station: ous block from uth he Broadway, “th ave , 4d s Vard ears pans the doors; covle hotel in the ctiy. and West Shore statin. 2 __1521 Spruce SLY THREE COTTAGES LEFT, FOR SALE, nye, at Barnegat City, at Holly Baact exceedingly easy tern = io e Bagwace to und from Grand Central thing and Bslung superior reo. Nitvot cars from thes Trssdoor. Convenient 4 allexcrsion forts, E HOTEL, 720 BROADWAY, NEW ierican plan, ®2 por day: pean pian, ARDI scm can plan, 82 p ropes plan. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, 1100-1104 M st. and 1124-1128 11th st. ‘New York city, | Thoroughly equipped in all departments. 50th sts. and overlooking | Special advantages in Literature, French and Ger- Cor ‘ut to places | man and Music. 2icek avenue stawes: cross | A Home 1m whieh students have rare advantages for ted road, within half | Social training and experience. Hyxien®, sanitation and physical comforts of the most approved modern kind. Address Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, wale Principal. GT. JOHN'S COLLEGR, s 1325 VERMONT AVE. jal BROTHER FABRICEA’ MSS ANY c. LEAVITT OF BOSTON, ‘[HE NANEPASHEMET, TH ‘ARDMORE, EANDF. “plese iy ek 2.50 day. TM habit W tuinns noren, Pa. ave. and 14th st., Washington, D. ¢. EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. C. MARBLEHEAD, MASS. Finest ocean scenery on the Massachusetts coast, For description address AMMI i YAMRAGANSETT PIER, RI. THE ATWOOD. First class; all modern conveniences; best services; bathing beach and Casino:? 00 guests. Special rates for families. Also cottage, seven rooms, ail modern conveniences. fronts the ocean n¢ ee 968, A. CRED: EVR AY VOYAGE, JAMESTOWN, K. I. ‘eleant rooms: Pl BICYCLES. PIANO AND HARMONY. #030 DUCATE FOR BUSIN| THE SPENCERIAN Bsrxrss COLLEGE, ch ana Twenty-seventh seholastt September 1, 1891. Day of Practical Ban Be School of 3 ant Typ af a Se of yee and Draw Corps of inscrastors of baie; contral iocation Poouis, Services of emda! trated ana =a rf a a uforus. ‘tie: AIRS. i. PE EI rs . 23 aunt Vrinctpal and Proprietor. _ W188 BALCH'S, CIVIE, SERVI Mita Biinee Golinee 190) tosh pre red successfully for’ civil serv ‘CAPITOL CYCLES. WASHINGTON CYCLE COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS ray = ‘Gentlemen's “Cushion and erred safes ana 8 men OE A che ity per cent discount for Le PENOBSCOT BAY, MAINE, (CAPITOL CYCLES. st 1 ISLESBORO, MAIN! ns Jime 20.’ has high location in cen- Halls nested by furnaces; Experienced uianager, in- Artesi at pen fireplaces in room. suring kod servieo as resident pirysteian at, ho and walks; livery stable and fainfly. Dr. F. W. Kitter und family, Misses | Penobeest Daye Stearate poeta High-grade Ladies’ Pneumatic Safetics. cash. Photo mailed on VISIT FACTORY, 800 WATER ST. 8.W. (Foot of 8th st., take 7th wt. cable cars.) bathing ; sail apd 1 kland, Camden and census examinations. MEDICAL, &c. LADIES’ GOODS. N PLAITING BUTTONS CAL AND HAVE YOUR BANGS cD FR pm o TRAINS EFAY) Sine etwas mat aucteniorrates Secsece reesei sain Tehnacs cree ESE LANTERNS. Pit as or lawn partion, scrap and tise Gen ste ap Wel chromo pictures. fi baving been need with carecam be he when desired in two style. ies, Hussten Swiss, Mull and Al clesbed and maue to uaug oF drape A. F. Borsor, SCOURER AND DYER. Southeast cor. 17) and Fairmount ave cure, Go DP=SSES OF ALL MATERIALS CLEANED AND DYED. NEW SPRING SHADES A NEW PROCESS FOR DYEING GENTS’ SUITS. The lining remains bright and cloam. Goods called for ANTON FISCEER, 314 PENN. AVE. 8. PIANOS AND ORGAD 5 WILL BUY 8N EXCELLENT Upetent » WORCH & CO. ed, shipped ana tuned. EMPLE OF Mr ctical “yee peace " Tesxrse asp Rerarrsa, GEORGE ELY, ian. rs with WG. Met 1 12th st. «.w., workshop in the rear, reasonable ; tirst-~<cl polished, organs 2) tuner and repatrer, i Pitty years have proven their uce. PIANO PARLORS, S11 Oth st. elegance of st} supreme excel GABLER, BRIGGS PIANOS. for sate or'rent. DROOP'S Masic Store, ‘Organs and Xolians Prize medal Paris Exposition. 200 first premiums: indorsed by over 100 music sob col Hianan Brffet Steep ES _ Special attention EST DECORATIVE AKT. D-HAND PIANOS. comprising simon! every, well-known is invited to thei Jesizus of HIGH- AND DANVILL larce assortment, ENTS off orm! both | with Norfolk I { INSTALLMENT w Can be constilted at ber pariozs, No. i nissan 1 Marion st. n.w., bei ROF. J. HUBBARD, ASTROLOGE Dr. Leo Sylvester of Balt ited States), can be comm at 114cki st now. LAY 1S THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED advertisiny clairveyant, astrologer nnd ms Hay wondertul success in bus! ‘and all in trouble wilt save tue coming to the rigut place at onee, Others have faile | faction smerantee: ME. RAPHAEL, THE CE lus woudertiil heal Don't fail to see ti 18, CARD READ! je kiven from cradie to grave. . THE ENGLISH ADAME PAYN, MANICU ai fs only fray NICUKE and Ci! BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF bet. Let aud Noith Capitol sts. 1. chat class artic, sleepy, lark of ambi ly equal to this Cordial. | Filli dive years in thin city. new and commodious steanier Jones” of 1,400 tons, which will be i fand to Islesboro early fa, bay Views from all sides of the hotel, P. SEWELL, Manager, Islesbord Inn, Islesboro, at on the ronte UY A SINGER BICYCLE, june. Ocean and Bees it is strictl; hy Because a test of neventeen years i basi proved that th Iso axents for the Psych Cushions ntted to tangent for 918, EGritsa Sestes | P'be obtatned, with the best of inedical relcrences venteen years i "SINGEM material and workman: | by applying 3¢ Girect-spoked wheels for $15 or boro Land and Impt. Co., &CO., : 1711 Pa. ave! n.w. Arwattz Cycrr Courany. BICYCLES. DIA. WES: EEL SKILL. success. ELIOT HICKORY, . sis ing wheols in the city. Hours: 9 to 2, 4 to 8; Sunday, 9to2. . reopen Saturday, June vircalars and information for th honses call HOLEL OXFORD, Azents f RAYE. Bey ‘and larges: fine of WALTER BURTON, Manage en (APANDALE ATWATER CYCLE COMPANY, 1424-26 Pa. ave. n.w. ener | 1E TREATMENT CAN j ‘Laut* ors DF ©. 4. CARLETON, 507 12th fi naw. Graduated London, Ensland, 1865; New York, 1879. Bledder and Kidney Ailments, Acute or Chronic Disccsos, Nerve Exhaustion. 9139th st. nw. Consultation free. —_ my6,m,w&f rt Will open JUNE 1. ‘The attractions of the | ° wators well extablisheds the summer, Forelremlars ai BEDFORD sPRINGS, BEDFORD, PA. “THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA." HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22, "~ L. B. DOTY, Manager. FINED PAMILY IN A. ties trom Berkele: Iner hoirders: “werins Tews “k. Mal. OCEAN STEAMERS. DEUTRCHEW LLOYD 8. 8, CO. Steaincrs SPI Wot Vistas wit tgs oa autdress ‘the GEORGE FREEMAN, Took the Hint and Left. Acoloted newspaper in Memphie, The Free Speech, by an editorial paragraph stirred the community up almost to the lynching point. In referring to the frequent lynching of negroes it said: “Nobody in this section of the country believes the old threadbare lie that negro men ‘bite women. If southern white men are pn phew they will overreach themselves, and sentiment will have a reaction and cou- et ae oe mp Seine tao state UENA VISTA SPRING HOT! WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD, WILL OPEN JUNE 22D, Under the management of MR. W. F. PAIGE, liable specialist (reva- lar eradnate), with thirty years’ experience in hospital and ite and x, coldest ween n cure int all Chronic disessee, de cetabiehed over 3b ‘yours at JN. Liberty st.. Balthoore. can bocorsited cvery i Saturday at HME se ne. trom 1 to Wiee aud quick of ‘cuss, LEE Nh EST NW. BETWEEN any2-1in" SW. TREATS A 28, ‘Taee. Junot, 3 ain} Elbe, DENTISTRY. LINTON BLAIR, 429 7TH ST. N.W. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. and MOSELER, ooh ye ats exnortonces ia rath and Date. nw. SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY AT Mc ‘The leading dental organization of America, con. ively of expert specialists. bh in tivst column 14 bridge work. _ jal teeth withont TIST, OF 1505 14TH 14 £0 kthow: Ln sill leave P VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT © st. tho cily for his cottage 2. JR. STARE PAR: . S fentlatey in all branch a othe Of the natural DENTAL PARLORS. 1217 Penn. ave. n. ‘Our Speciattics: CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH- OUT PLATES Teeth that bave decayed and beaten the roots given «new lease of like ant and serviceable in wvery way" as nataral ones ‘ap artifical crown, janently arrest ‘constracted deony at the Lrokea ‘and strony enous to from its: No. CALLAMAN, SDAYS. THUD A ietarutag TCESDAY, ton: hing at interns *Passeuger co ¥. RLeY, ATTORNEY: ==