Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1893, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: " WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28, 1893. teFeey of lard manufacturers at the Wonderful Success of O/TOLENE isone of the stieg @fidences of ifs value fo housekeepers, ‘The ‘ON of this Success is that Grroane is a Jerter Shorkning for ALL cooking Purposes thee has EVER before been produced, and has NONE of the objechonable Features dispensably Connected With lard. The Honest MERIT of CoffoLEeNne explains its suceees, Imitations but certify the Value of the genuine, made only by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., CHICAGO ané ST. LOUIS. CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED. To the Editor—Ptease inform your readers that I have positive remedy for the above named disease, ‘By ta timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. Ishall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy free to any of your readers who ‘have consumption if they will send me their express and post office address. T. A. SLOCUM, M. C., 183 Pearl st., New York. “EARLY TO BED AND EARLY Tu RISE” ‘Thesun that rose at dawn became « shining licht, but the lazy son grew netther healthy nor wealthy, 2d could never understand the nebular hypothesis. ‘This fable teaches that insomnis is sometimes « virtme, and that then BUTTS’ BROMO LITHIA should be reserved for headache, neuralgia, sea-sick- ness and the day after over-indulgence in stimulants. Forsale by all Grugyists. Three doses in each bot- tle. 10cents. N.B.—On receipt of one of onr B. B. L. red seals, to be found on the cork of each bottle of BUTTS" BROMO. LITHIA, we will send free toany address scopy of our B. B. L. Primer. illustrated: one of the most awmusing and instructive books of the age, for both young and old. Address THE E. A. BUTTS CO., S17 ‘808 17th st., Washington. 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Sas SAS A little down. 802 SAS Alittie onces weekor_month, 970 ono ‘Stmplest way to buy PURNI- 803 89 TORE—CARPETS—MAT- one qo - TINGS—-REFRIGERATORS- 9109 ¢ 8 BABY CARRIAGES— Q20 t) 005 tee 808 208 308 808 House aso Henamass, 808 is 7. 919, 91, 923 7THST.. OOP Jo: e284 GIG MASS. AVE. N. w. 808 (7 o lo 08 8030802808 020808 080808: Turse Comronrasce Tuixos HAVE: AL Gas Cocking Range. ‘% Welsbach Perfect Reading Light ‘3 Gas Engine, White & Middleton pattern. GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE, 1423 NEW YORK AVE. eee THE CAPITOL CENTENNIAL, COMMITTEES APPOINTED 80 FAR—SUGGESTIOXS AS TO THE ORDER OF PARADE AND THE PARTICI- PANTS—ONE COMMITTEE WANTS IDEAS AS TO ILLUMINATING THE BUILDING. The second meeting of the general commit- tee having in charge the centenniu celebration of the laying of the corner stone of the Capitol, wold, Ed. J. Hannan, 8. C. Lehman, Jobn W. Ross, A. R Spofford, A. R. Sperry, Henry Sherwood, Jas. F. Scaggs, Thos. 8. Smith, Dr. J. M. Toner, Duncan 8. Walker, M. I. Weller, or of such patriotic glad to be present and introduce six of the necessary committees were ready to be announced, but that the other would be an- nounced in a day or so. Those completed were: Anditing—Isadore Saks, chairman; George C. Henning and Clem W. Howard. Invitations—Gen. Duncan 8. Walker, chair- man; Gen. H. V. Boynton, vice: M W. Wines, secretary; Commissioners John W. Ross, M. M. Farker and Charles P. Powell. Chief Justice M. - y re lunton, ngressman Barnes Compton, lige M. F. Morris, Prof. J. €. Welling, Frank Hatton and Theodore W. remonies at the Capitol—B. H. Warner, chairman; A. R ford. vice chairman; Ghatles C. Glover, Dr. Joseph M- Toner, J. W. Whelpley, J. J. Darlington and Mills Dean. intron rates Thomas W. Smith, chairman; I. L. Biseoe, Samuel Ross, W. J. Stephenson Anderson. and EL W. Printing—A. F. chairman; Arthur St. Clair Denver, George Hf. Harries, William H. Rapley and David Moore. nd souvenir medals—Thomas Somer- ville, chairman: W. Casilear, Dominick I. Murphy, Sid H. Nealy and Joseph Walt- meyer. SUGGESTIONS WANTED. The committee on illumination reported that it greatly desired suggestions, not only in re- gard to the lighting of the Capitol by electricity, but also the display of fireworks. The com- mittee was anxious to avoid the old ty forms of pyrotechnics, and wish to some- thing entirely novel and worthy of the oc- casion. ‘TO PARTICIPATE. On motion of Mr. Edson, the chairman of the committee, was directed to invite the fol- lowing organizations to participate: Masonic bedies, Odd Feliows, Knights of Pythias, Grand Army, Sons of Veterans, Mexican War Veterans, Vetersns of 1812, Loyal Legion, Confederate Veterans, Order of the Cin- cinnati, Sons of the ‘Revolution and of the American Revolution, Catholic societies, schools and colleges. volunteer fire departments and military organizations. TO APPOINT COMMITTEES. On the motion of Mr. Duncan S. Walker these organizations are to be asked to each appoint » committee to assist the general committee, which action the German societies have already taken, and, cn the motion of Mr. M. I. Weller, the committee decided that it was its desire that the Masonic fraternity should in the coming celebration occupy tho same prom- inence it did at the laying of the corner stone 100 years ago. At the request of Mr. A. R. Sperry, Mr. Eab- son, chairman of the committee on scope of the celebration, read general instructions to the subcommittees, and by motion the details of their duties were referred to the chairman of the general committee. Chairman Gardner explained that he had se- cured the best reports obtainable of the cere- monies at the laying of the corner stone of the Capitol, which reports Librarian Spofford stated were to be found in the Columbian Mirror and the “Alerandria Gazette, and that he intended publishing the in form, and thereby stimulate the interest of the people in the celebration next Septembor. In the discussion which followed it was sug- gested by Mr. Weller that in the the civic organizations should be given the right of way. After a motion made by Mr. Edson was adopted, to the effect that the subcommittees should report to the general committees in all matters and should incur no experses unless first approved by the general committee, the committe adjourned to meet on the 5th of July at 8 p.m. —e Attempted Sulcide. Yesterday afternoon J. M. Smoot, who re- cently lost his position ssa mechanic in the navy yard, attempted suicide at hie boarding house, 621 G street northwest, by shooting him- self in the lef: breast. It was about 6:30 o'clock when other inmates of the pl i la of the pistol, and entering his room foun iim apparently dying. He was sent to the Emergency Hospital, where the wound was found to be a flesh one only, the course of the ball having been deflect by one of his ribs. It is thought that a fit of des 7, caused by financial troubles, im the act MTSE An Accident. Cornelius Di Diecas, » stone mason, while at work on a seaffold on 21st and O streets north- west vesterday, fell and broke his left leg. He was sent to his home, 123 2d street northwest. —————— Fell and Fractured His Skull. Wilbur MeDaniel, a young man about twenty- eight years of age, fell from the back porch of house No. 110 C street northwest yesterday af- ternoon about 3 o'clock and fractured his skull. This is the young man who, while = page at the Capitol, fell while sliding down the banisters, some years sgo, and fractured his skull. For some years he drew a pension, but that has long since ceased. Dr. Marsteila was sum- moned and the patient was removed to the Gar- field Hospital. The fracture was on the left side of the head, a short distance above the ear. panera Moonlight and Music. ‘The day and evening excursion of the E Street Baptist Sabbath school to River View and Indian Head onthe steamers Pentz and Randall, Friday, June 90, promises to be a de- lightful affair. The Y. M. C. A. orchestra will render musical programs on the evening trip, which will enliven the occasion. The Pentz leaves at 10 a.m. and the Randall at 5:30 p.m.; returning. arrives at Washington at 10 p.m. The fare for the round trip, including sail to Indian Head, is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. es Stole a Set of Harness. In Judge Miller's court today a young colored man named Henry Wynne was arraigned on a charge of theft and he plead guilty. He stole 8 $35 set of harness and sold it for 69 cents, so Policeman Yoe reports. The officer arrested Henry and recovered the harness. Henry was given sixty days in jail and the harness was re- stored to Mr. Cvok,! 14th street grocer from, whom the theft was committed. Died at Emergency. Yesterday Philtp A. McAleer, a machinist employed at the navy yard and living at 902 French street northwest, died at the Emergency Hospital. The deceased was on his way to work yesterday morning and was stricken with apoplexy near the Peace monument. He was removed in an unconscious condition to the Emergency Hospital, but all efforts failed to re- lieve him, and he died in about two hours. -Fare Mountain Excursions. HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY, irginia mountain and springs resorts, Reached in fromsix toninehours. Twolimited ¥estibuled trains with dining cars daily. Solid vestibuled trains to Chicago. In all respects the most interesting route from Washington. Call at C. and O. offices, 1421 and 513 Penna. ave., for acopy of Virginia in black and white.— Adv. NEURALGIC headaches promptly cured by ‘Bromo-Seltzer—trial bottle 10 cts. AN INJUNCTION REFUSED. Judge Hagner Decides the Fidelity Asso- Judge Hagner late this afternoon refused to grant an injunction and appoint a receiver in ‘the ease of the Fidelity Association. —— THE ARMY MEDICAL SCHOOLS. ‘The Selection of the Faculty Completed by Surgeon General Sternberg. Surgeon General Sternberg has just com- pleted his selection of the faculty for the new army medical school, which will open in Wash- ington next November. Lieut. Col. Chas. Greenlief, deputy surveyor general, and for the past six years attached to the office of the surveyor general here, has been relieved of his duties here and’ will sail for Rome Friday next to attend the eleventh international medical congress as the delegate from the United States army. He will be succeededas d surgeon gen- eral by Col. Chas. Alden, assistant now medieal direcior of the anithet of the Sa soe swith lent army tt school, bagi MILITIA ALLOTMENTS. The District of Columbia Gets the Same Amount as Last Year. Secretary Lamont has made the allotments of the appropriation of $400,000 to provide arms and equipments for the militia for the fiscal year begiuning July 1 next. The District of Col- umbia receives $6,000.47, the same amountas last year. The balance of theappropriation is allotted as follows: Alabama, bon Arkansas, $6,973; California, $7,345:' Colorado, @3,486; _ Con- necticut, 25.230; Delaware, $2.615; Florida, 95,486; Georgia, $11,331 Idaho, $2,614; Illinois, 820,918: Indiana, $13,074; Towa, $11,331; Kansas. $8,716; Kentucky, $11,331; Louisiana, $6,973; Maine, $5,229; Maryland, $6,973; Massachusetts, 13,074; Miehi- in. $12,202; Minnesota, $7,384; Mississippi, ‘$7,884; Missouri, 14,418; Montana, 2,614; Ne- braska, 6,973; Nevada, 2,615: New Humpebire, yw York, 31.378; . North ota, 2.614; Ohio, — 20,047; i Pennsylvania, 27,892; Rhod South Carolina, 7,845; South Dakot Tennessee, 10,459; Texas, 13,074; 3,486; }, 5,230; Wisconsin, 10,459; Wyom- ing. 2,614; Arizona, 4,000; New Mexico, 1,000, and Oklahoma, 2,000. poe. sis 5 FALL OF MANNA. A Remarkable Food Which is Covering Frederick County. From Tax Stan's regular correspondent at Frederick, Md., comes an account of a marvel- ous fall of manna in that section. The peculiar natural phenomenon hasbeen discovered in the northwest section of the county the past few days. Ithas been ascertained to bea fall of honey dew, such as Josephus, the historian of Jews, says composed the manna upon which the Iereclites ‘wero fed. ‘Tho dew ws a sweet, sticky substance, pleasant to tho taste, and covers the leaves and branches of trees and bushes in the mountains to such an extent in some instances that it trickles down from leaf to leaf. It is thought by some to be the exere- tions of insects and by others attributed to the pollen from fiowers. It makes a splendid bee food, and wherever it has fallen the bees have attacked it with ravenous appetites. jhe Farther Break in Silver. Watt Street, New Yorx, June 28. A farther break in silver to 6834 for the certificates to 68 for commercial bar silver and to 55 cents for Mexican dollars, and rumors of the embarrassment of a banking firm of prominence unsettled matters at the stock exchange and led to selling for both accounts. ‘A number of the lending issues touched the lowest figures for some time. = At 2:15 p.m. the market was depressed, loans having advanced to 25 per ceat Heontet > stem REMARKABLE EVIDENCE. A Policeman Who Secured a Sharp Crit cism in a Liquor Case. Several liquor cases, in which jury trials had been demanded, were set for hearing in Judge Miller'scourt yesterday and twoof the cases were disposed of before recess. The first case tried was that of Mary Matthews, a colored woman who has « lunch room at 2328 7th street. She had been suspected of keeping a “speak easy,” and acting under orders from Sergt. Jordan Policeman Geo. W. Greer went there to get some beer, and he appeared on the witness stand to tell his story. He first visited ‘there one day about two weeks ago and asked for beer, but the woman told him she did not sell intoxicanta He told her he had been there before, and she finally sent her child to get it (beer) fur him as an accommodation. Witness admitted that he = heran untruth about his having been there fore. The second time he went there she repeated her statement and her brother, who came in at the time, told defendant she could let witness have one of his bottles. “Is there any other if?" asked the court. “This is all,” replied the officer. “How long have you been on the force?” “Six weeke.” “Well, 'll tell you one thing,” added Judge Miller, ‘the next time you figure in any such transaetion you will be for aiding and abet ‘ou had better learn something more about procuring proof before you at tempt such a thing again. Had you in her place before first visit you men- tioned?” ° ‘No, sir,” replied the officer. ‘Then you told an untrath.”” ‘The jury returned a verdict of not guilty and Lawyer Moss, who appeared for the defendant, was not even pat to the necessity of examining the witnesses. John L Leonard, the dealer at 34 and I streets southwest, was next tried and acquitted, but was not permitted to leave the court. There were two convictions against him and fines amounting to $550 or four months in jail had been im ware rou ready to pay the fines?” the judge asked him. ‘No. sir,” replied Leonard. ‘Then you will have to go to {ail,” added the judge. Deputy Marshall McCaffrey took charge of him and unless the five is paid he will have to goto jail. Fireworks in the Daytime. This unusual sight may be witnessed at Bay Badge on Jaly Fourth. Also grand congress of all nations in costume. One hundred young ladies will participate in a danco of nations. Two celebrated bands will furnish music, Trains leave B. and O. station at 9:15 a, m. and 1:30 and 4:28 p.m. $1.00 round trip.—Adot. hoger The Case of the Buffums. The jury in the suit of Mrs. Dr. Frank Buffam against her father-in-law, J. C. Buffum; her husband, Dr. Frank Buffum, and her brother- in-law, Eugene Buffum, at Pittsburg, for assault and battery, returned a verdict yesterday. They find J. C. Buffum not guilty, but must y one-half of tho costs of the suit. Dr. rank and Eugene are found guilty of assault and battery. — WORLD-WIDE. Fame of a Big Vermont Industry. Products in ‘Homes Wherever Bright Sun Shines, Two Hundred Happy, Employes. Busy Living Poems Better Than All the Ballads. Burlington Buildings a Model of Convenience. ‘There ta not a village in the United States where the Wells & Richardson Company 1s not known. And the demand for their lactated food has been 80 widespread that ithas led them to establish branches in foreign countries. A large and pros- perous business is done by their branch house at ‘Montreal. From their London branch lactated food ts sent to all parts of the world, a large trade being done in Southern Africa and in India, and an Australian branch is located at Sydney, N. 8. W. From their central offices in Burlington, Vt., they send their pure food almost everywhere that the sun sbines, to gladden the hearts of those who are blessed with children. It was Longfellow whosaid: ‘Ye are better than all the ballads ‘Aad all the rest are dead. And a visit{to the big establishment in Burlington, where, asthe hot weather approaches and infant troubles multiply, every effort is made to supply the increased demand for lactated food, gives one the impression that the employers and employed are in full sympathy with the parents who are their customers. The working force of the company numbers 200 men and girls, saying nothing of nearly 100 others in outside employments whose services are constantly required. And there is a singular air of contentedness about them. The friendiest relations exist between the compsny and the employes. They have thelr Saturday half- holidays; the buildings are models of arrangement, eat, light and airy, and as convenient as'eah be made, and no one seems to feel that he fs doing any drudgery. Itts a place where willing hands find Plenty to do. It was no longer ago than 1885 that the company first became interested in the manufacture of sugar of milk, which is the basis of the infant's natural food. ‘The company showed its enterprise in locating tts co-operating establishment for the making of this sugar in Iiinols, where sufficient supply of pure milk could best be found. Preceding ‘the year 185 sugar of milk had been made exclu- sively in Europe, and although many attempts had been made in this country to manufacture it from the whey of our cheese factories,every attempt had met with disastrous failure, and much money had been lost. Undeterred by other failures, however, {twas determined, with the assistance of Prof, Sabin of the University of Vermont, to enter upon the trial of anew process. This proved very suc- cessful, and for several years large quantities of ‘this article have been manufactured. Under the advice of some of the best medical authorities in the country, the firm embarked in the manufacture of a food for infants and invalids, of which this pure American milk sugar should be ‘the basis; and again a professor in Vermont's fa- mous university became interested, and has from first to last had direct supervision of the food. ‘This ts called lactated food and has become inval- uable for the nutrition of infants and invalids. CREDIT ~ of Fee eer ee eS will be just as welcome to it as though you: cash tor Perea ts AOE aS tye Sieg there SSS mice Suitesin tat , Wilton . brocat We Ieto Rove yo jude i abe Beat Boom (Bates, wer sell for vor ane in CREDIT YOU WANT AT GROGAN’S MAMMOTH GREDIT HOUSE, 819, 821 AND 823 7TH ST. N.W., BET. H AND I STS. Jel Kector Ahlwardt Again Sentenced. Rector Ablwardt, the member of the German reichstag who has been elected in two constitu- encies and who has been chosen tosit for the Arnswalde district, the constituency he repre- sented in the last reichstag, has again been con- vieted of libeling Prussian officials and sen- tenced to three months’ imprisonment. Taportaxt Lxronmatiox. THE BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTE, Incorporated under the laws of the state of Maryland W. ©. KLOMAN, M. D., Surgeon in Charxe. A NEW DISCOVERY. THE McCANDLIS8 TREATMENT. THE TRUSS LAID ASIDE FOREVER. BRANCH OFFICE, 1110 F ST. N.W.. Rooms 10and 12. Metzerott building. second floor. A CERTAIN, SAFE AND HARMLESS CURE FOR RUPTURE. Dr. T. K. GALLOWAY of the institute will be in our city on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week, atthe above named office, FROM 12 TO 5 P. M., for the benefit of ali those who are afflicted with hernia, and who desire to avail themselves of this treatment. ‘The cost of so great = boon is extremely moderate ‘when compared with the benefit received. Many of Balttmore’s best physicians recommend the treat- ment. Numbers of prominent citizens have been per- manently cured, among whom we mention: Jno. M. Littu, esq., president National Marine Bank; Capt. W. C. Geozhegan, steamer Charlotte, York River line; ‘Ino. Richardson, esq. president board of license com- missioners; Arthur A. Quandt, pharmacist, 124 5. Howard st. ; Dr. M. Curby Burkhard. 107 Park ave. ©. A. Kirkland of Matthews & Kirkland, suction and real estate, $2and 348. Charles st., Baltimore city. 026-6t fae are J. HAHN, 7 9030 SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SET [EE | RAILROADS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEA. JERSEY COAST. SPRINGS bys gS CITY, N. J.—"‘THE GLENDALE,” x. jusetts ave. Terms, ‘to $10 Ae “Address Wire G'S. BUZBY' (Mate of batt more, Md.) 2020-: say bea INES PE MAY, XN. J. Clone to the beach, ‘ajlthe Fear. my10-2m_ THEO. MUELLER. Proprietor. een Be “MarrLaxp,~ FE ag me ible" Mises: SEANIE DAVIS. Jel?-im 1S baie = Pacific ave. near Ohio. Strlotty fret-class in all appotutments- Reasonable: a ee err en OCEAN city, x. 2. HOTEL BRIGHTON. aif topatncmneat, “Location stand! tppointment on ments. Send for circulars, aa mn ‘& RB. SOOY, Prop. GROVER 2: THE NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ove 1 st 2 eee. a oNTER, | tamed congeF TIC CITY, B,J EXTREME oceatt EXD OF KkNiUcey tee ete Sermon ond sreeeies es, OTE! BRUNSWICK. ATLANTIC crTY. Pacific avenue above New York. Now open, 1623.39 CHAR. C. MURRAY, Prop. J JCTEL EDISON, ATLANTIC CITY, PACIFIC “ond Mecbiean. Bree ghee the hens remodeled fvcapacite. 200, electric senger clovator. Lel0. SIEBERT. SEES HECKER. PI VE,, CORNER ATLANTIC, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CONTIG CIEE TS Formerly Hotel Normandie, $e15-2m EY YEC! he AND ANNEX, ON THE BEACH, I, iand ave. All’ mod. con. and comforts of TMOEMTAL Mone, appointanente aad “table fest clase, to a to $18 per wk. G. W. Kendrick. beste taro parties for season. m8. Ocean end of Tennessee ave. 1 Mra J. F. NEALL of Tioga, FPOTEL MT. VERNON, ATLANTIC CITY. Pacific ave. near the’ beach.” Strictly first-class. Cuisine a feature. Rates ior May and June, 88 to jean J.C. COPELAND. Fp otEet onTENTAL, = Atlantic City, N.J.. fo16-00 ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, OTEL PEMBROKE. ATLANTIC CITY, ‘North Carolfiis ave, near Paci fic Refitted throughout, Open all the year. im Mess. ARE. oT! Bovar, & CRY AVE., ATLANTIC z |, 1883, under th agement and propistorshipot P. ie SOHNEON Fhe Hotel John ton, Washinton, B. G. ” An addition of 40 bed roome srected. ‘bly newly furnished throuchout. fuares from cE old ocean. quet wrounds, rates by the week, month or season. summer home of Washingtonians. (OTEL STICKNEY, KENTUCKY AVP. ade tr i 118. CrO- peng ord Seat-hm 100 FT. OTE» TRAYMORE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. mh22-4m W. W. GREEN & CO. oT WELLINGTON. OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE. ‘Bs all the year. _* Am ENILWORTH INN, | sontae,_: Seach acnaaee aes Mee ANTE SONS. MENTO: ak} i A AVE. NEAR eaten 2m M.A. & 1. 8. MILNOR. CH: HOT! Sg qa ‘SAMU Proprietors. i[e= CHALFONTE. ATLANTIC crry. ON THE BEACH Salt water baths in the house; elevator; modern and complete; san parlors. fend for Tilustrated Booklet. Address THE CHALFONTE. or men CLIFTON, ie AaISE sat conection, me chs per week. Mis. F. M. COPE. Jei-2m. HE DENNIS, T TS. qutantte city. Ocean end of Michigan ave. Rebuilt with every conventonse, soon renieh SO. H. BORTON. EAN GROVE N. 7. O' “THE DEMAREST.” ‘Ocean ave., directly on the nn octaper Med HOLT. _ 1,500 feet abow Ocean ave, First-class tn at er JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED- erick county, Va. will be open Zist of Jane. hotel iinedera la all iis devartmenta Ient=d fas; ‘saultary arrangements peri 330: feu minutes’ drive station to F Write forpamehieta B.C SORDAN. ‘my Sta MOS TERRY SPRINGS HOTEL. Summit of the Bine ‘Terms reason: Jel ‘[) HE CARROLLTON, ‘Ocean Grove. N.J. ‘finest avenue. LLTON.. X. H. KILMER, Propristor. First-class honse. On beach. Address THE CA) [THE ELDORADO, — Broadway, fronting Fletcher Lake and the Sea, Ocean Grove, N. J. seit MRS. A. LooMts. HE TREMONT SFA GIRT. N. J. Bi tober Near, the Je1-2m_ _my20-2m He™ ALLA) fs 3. 17,00, the beach. ee RICHARDSON. cea tt HOUSE. ‘Seventeenth season. CUYACMER CLEAVER. _sel-1m_” ' HE RUSKIN, SPRING LAKE, N.J.. NOW ‘open; situated on Monmouth ave. ‘near the beach ; opposite the lake. Jel-2w ‘Mrs. CLABAUGH. SPRING LAKE, ¥. J. Open from June 1 to October. sem. KK. LETCHWORTH. fine fishing; daily boats; oreli music hall vue and electric bells. Prices reasonable. Send. f fil: hand book and terms, 23-1. FUFTEES MILES AT SEA, OCEAN VIFW HOTEL, Opens June 2h Acremmovates 500." Hot and cold sea water baths, and all Improvements 7 Casrisr, Me. 5. Location wasurpaneed’ on the sorth- “ierfect drainuce avd sanitary arvana ent opportunities for boating and teh applied wih wore sbrine waters To $180 wook. WAY WALKER: acer. iny10-002m [== OF SHOALS, N. H. THE OCEANIC HOTEL On Star Island, ten miles from the Maine and New Hampshire coasts, — June 15 and close Octo- ber 1. aes, and boat! ae for ternis and iilustrated pant! _mny31-wkwit pe’ LAIGHTON BROS._ ey oy HOTEL, MENAUHANT. MASS. ite bench of Nantucket wuad;” cltuate delightugy beach of Nantus ve fog. For circular and. map and dry: warm bathi address F. TRAVIS, 320-1" AND COTTAGE: LONDON, CONN prevor HOUSE Ronovgted at finproved. rete NOW OPEN, Under new management. renin, ton nd EOS Pa ica wot Foramarly of Hotel Matiborvua: §: ut ei my 10-w,x&m, 30% HoT ESTPORT, WESTPORT POINT, MASSACHUSETTS. tion an sanatory conditions perfect. safe ocean Locat bathing, pleasant drives and croves, spring water, bathing, pleasa groves, toilets.” electric “bells, superior eulsine, terms right. Address pai ™ ai. A. BROWN, Saxonville, Masa, Until June 20, then Westport Point, Mass, Opens July 1, 1883, JeS-nkwi0t ave., near ocesn. A pleasant home. Table 2 ta. ia “A modern improvements, | Electric im ‘HE ELKTON, ATLANTIC CITY, KENTUCKY ave. ‘near beach | completely refurnished since last my? SOPHE DUFFINGTON:* A NEW HOUSE, MIS- 8 apecl a. “etn MRA, FE, WILE. PHE GOULD.—NOW OPEN ial OCEAN AVE era conveniences; bright; cosy; Feasonabl ft ‘beach “ovine ED. 1. GOULD. HE IRVINGTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. dhe ee, ‘Beam beat, Elevator. Send for mao om CHAMBERS & HOOPES. T= LELANDE Pe gine the beach. Massacht SAMUE! 9 sein” AGNES SON. HE MANSION, ATLANTIC CITY, Accommodates 600. Cosches to mest all trains and cerry eueste to and from the beach Meigs reanonabis: “Special for Juve and J : CHARLES MeGLADE. HE MARYLAND. = ave., near the beach, Ai Sy Bey ere,” Opens Sune 1. my25-750 F.8. OREM, Proprietor. THR" MErRorocrran, M wusetts and Atlantic avenues: andiniet. [e28-eol2t] M. NJ. pear warm baths GANDREWS. SEA-SIDE—-MISCELLANEOUS. AY RIDGE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE. MD.. OPENS: teruis and June 10. For ‘other information ad- ress EL. HOOPER, 367-308 ‘Manaver. ‘OTEL, BELLEVIEW, CHAPEL POINT, Mi hand omely furnished and management first ting, fi and crabbing; ex- supplied with fresh salt-water Ina. uries; mineral sprins; duly communication ‘AP. oO. KRETCHMAR, Leusee, ‘my17-3m Piilpoad and steamer Harry Randall.) Mes. ‘summer resort on Chesapeake bay. Siniles above Polat Lookout: asning, muline, crabbing athiax: <0... ‘Ma oN eabiet “WASHINGTON HOUSE. COLONTAL BFACH. Vs n for the season: the finest on ‘he Po: . crabbini, Bahing, salt water rates reasonable. JOHN At BiEREOS. ‘“*(OLTON'S ON THE POTOMAG NOW OPENED J under. new au MRS. “REBECCA J ADAMR € CO. “Colton's, St. Mary's county, Md.. via ‘Strs. Wakefield and ith ‘je8-Lim* Tie bind overlooking Chesapeake isived ‘throughout, with newly erected Shady parks, salt. water bathing. The 5 a table needs no comment. ‘A pleasant to spend the summer. For rates, &c.. apply to GE NOLAND, Superintendent, * County, Ma. Now open. : ei5-1m }YoORE’S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESO! Leoni fa. i now open for suminer *[ RE NEW ENGLAND, ATLANTIC crTY, guests. Terms. $1.50 ver da ane Der month: ‘chil. =, 2 i nurses Be, 3 th Caroling ave. Terms moderate, | steamboats daily. MTF. cop. nyse nt BRYAN & WILLIAMS. | “S3e13-1mn HekbentF’ Moone HE OCEAN HOURE. T'Ropecoiocation Fin view. Splendid table. Bessoratle terms Hot and cold. von ‘water Dathe. i wish. Joibim °°" JAMES 8. BECKWITH, Manager. ‘PRE ospoRse ATLAN’ Je17-1m HE ROSSMORE. Tarecest RATES, | EVERY CONVENIENCE. 1e15-Ow Formerly of the Florita House. HE WALDORF, ATLANTIC CITY. New York ave. near e beach: under new man- axement; itary arrangements; lect bells. mn} Mrs. H. E. WRIGHT. 1[ HE WINGFIELD, | Ocean ave. near ihe ocean, Atlantic City, N. J. oon Mra_M. CASSIO. ¥ PARK. N. J. ASBURY PANE, 8, J.—“THE ALBERMARLE ~ ‘One sauare froin the Bgack. All madera improve- = hte “pek, HARNETT. “ASBURY PAREN 7— ee paa ces Fried totes sociag onl wh: now open: ra an falls Mrs HAMILTON HUNT. ape@wasSme SBURY PARK, N.3. A HOTEL COLUMBIA. Xow open; ocean front; Gth ave.‘ all modern im- rovementei accnmmoda * ‘out : Kadresn W. HARVEY JONES: Proprict Sm (ASBURY PARK, HOTEL GUERNSEY. 7TH AVE; _dgliehtfuily Lecated: modern conveniences: hat tresses; perfect “sanitation; ‘superior season (eifm) THOS @. ALLAN & BON. ASBURY PARK, 187 AVE. Sue block from groan ketemmodation for 100 m ‘ccomaodatton suests. Rooms and dintug hall unexcelled. Jel." “ASBURY PARK. NJ. rom arcs oa pacltiUS. NOBLE. RY PARK, New and beautifully equinpe’ corner hotel. Capacity, 500, “Music daily. Send tor pamuntet. Sei-im WRIGHT & FROSTY TALANTA HOTEL ‘On the beach. Asbury Park, NJ. Send for cirentar WM. “APPLEGATE, Proprietor. MESROPOLITAN HOTEL. ASBURY PARK. ¥. J. ‘This leading hotel opens June 24. Also of the Hotel Glencoe, Mt. Auburn, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ad dress until June 15, THEO. OVES, Prop. Jel-2m NORWOOD BALL,” N Gor ath eve aid Kingsley st., Asbury Park, jdepiredle family hotel sone block: from snsccesn. 33-2m CREAN HOTEL, ‘Asbury Park, N. 3. Largest and leading hotel. “Geo. L. ‘Atkins & Sens. Winter Resort, Brock Huuse, 4<20-1m Enterprises Fl TPHE LEADEEY, Aspony Paw tions for 100," bathing: pavilion se conditions perfect. PROBST & LEADLE: my20-3m NGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, N. J. ‘Now open.” AUl modern conveniences, ineluding Beassarer cigratges, hot,son, water atin’ dn “Bouse, jpecial rates for June, Send for circulars. ROBT. B ENGLE. Prop, my1-117t Beach Haven, N. J. BREXTON VILLA CAPE MAY, S.J. NEAR the beach; handsomely decorated and improved; eooem MRS. J. A. MYERS. CAE MAY. Sidbet LAPAYETTE® Opens June 17. Located directly on the beach. All od fags in all tnt JOHN TRACY € CO. CONGRESS Bee way, NJ. ‘THE ATLANTIC HoTEr. Ocean City. Ma. ‘Will open June 1. Renovated thronghout ; finest location; cuisine unsurpassed ; Slagrams and further tnformatt nappy ion apply to THEO. L. PAGE. Manager, Senate Cafe, until May 15. Hore: Heszores, REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, Now open. Write for cireular. _my?23-3m* WALTER BURTON. IVER SPRINGS, ST. MARY'S COUNTY, = Toour many Washington friends: tostesd ofc to Chicaso, of eo. ine stake the str. ‘Waketeld for Hiver Springs. Good ‘fishing, boating and fruit free: rst. $6-1m ‘clans tal mail. jel-Lm* DR. K.P. BLAKISTONE & SON. PQTOMAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND. Md.. opens June * iy: $O per week: 30 per month. | Speci: for month. or . Boats for sailing free. Take steamer T. V. Ar- y 3 p.m. a mm. . 4 Wharf, St. Georges Inland. "Address ADAMS BROS, St. George's Island P. O., St.Mary's Co., Md. je20-Lmi* SPRINGS AND BATHS. JBEPFORD eprines, ‘ BEDFORD, PA. “THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA.” HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22. B for the adicate has Intel Suuprovements have ont "Farophictstak Star a rinetpar ont. Parnn f Bes Stores." For information Sppiy te MW LAMBERT: Matawer B.S. Hotel Co., Berkeley Springs, W. Va. “msl? ome ‘THE. st 3 Is and raised and renovated throwea: CHARLES HOTEL, BERKELEY Springs, W. Va., opposite the celebrated baths S2y1 ground Ss now oven for the recention of urate jarge and cominodions uew addition ha- been added, ‘with electric bells and the best of sanitet iments. For full information and. ters CHARLES P. SACK, Owner and Propristor. Sy S028 @ HOTEL. BUEXANISTA SPRIN Dine Ridge mountains. | Western Maryland R.R. ‘Will open Jrine 21, ‘This leant hoto! has been, areatly enlarged since Jest season, thereby enabling ‘the ‘ay to offer much lower rates to season guests. @15.50 per week and upward “Fer selection ‘of rooms appis'to or ad dress FRANK A. RUS. Hotel Rennert.. Haltimore, Ma. After June 21 to BUVNA VISTA SPRING P.., Washington Co., Md. 8M. inst will be at Wii> d's Hotel every from 10. turday during May and June my4-sim* an, OM A. On top of the Allegheny mou mata line Penn- sylvania raliroad, "All trate stop. OPENS JUNE 23. A deliehtfal point to break the journey between Chicao aud theeast: ‘Write for circulara ye “vas Wat K DUNHAM, Sapt. ELTON LITHIA srRINas, ELKTON, ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA. This famous resort opens UNE 1 under the man- agement of Mr. GEO. F. ADAMS of ‘the St James ew, with all modern tmprowesscute cone, eae eae Rew, with all inodarn improvement dleciric bella,” public and ‘private baths,” sanitary Clowets, Be, Be Water from the celebrated Elkton Lithts 8 flowing «million and's halt gallons daily. piped Gireetiy snto the hotel: Magnificent scenery, splendid boating, bathing and Sahing. Cuisine Sret clase. Rates $10 per week and Bead for descriptive chrowjer._ F. ADAMS, Address until J} t. James ii sees attr that date ta Eitgns Va eee Hotel Balsimors FeAceurek WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA. JNO. E BAKER, Manager, (ate of Everett Hotel, Jacksonville, Fla.) A mod- $F DECK Notel-eas. electric bells, bowling alley. ten- pisand first-class livery. Hot and cold sulphur baths. For rates, &c., address as above. my24-eo3m. ‘THE FAUQUIER INSTITUTE IS Now PE forum rooms, exteusit Will accommodate ruesis af redgced rates until the | roundsand shede, For'ems elirem amd my13-3m eee LP CARE. | 4620-1m* "Warrenton. Va iPHE WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, ¥. J. DIRECTLY ON THE BI WILL OPEN JUNE Bho we1-52t Ww, GRPEY, FOWARD'SLICK. OR HARDY WHITE SULPHUR ‘Springs; vlevation 2.000 ie0t above the sea; at- mosphere of the atmo: purity. ait cool. and, invigor- sting | round-trip tickets can bs bad over the B. and 0. from Washington and othe- points. HOWARD'S UROKA HOUSE. AUKORA, W. YA. Atclet family Bota on 195 of the” Atterhanten, where the coo! Blow alwava, Comtortabie Bomelike. “Taree. airy rooms -exoailent table: @ant 810 per week. References exchanged. Telephone ma. For cireula: and information apply te eee SHAFFER. Star of SHAFFER, Provr. Aurora, Wear Sgt HE SU. MER RESORT OF BHOOKSIDE, ‘T'bresion ‘qountr, We tee on the ena aes Alleenenies, 3.200 test above xen level. will open dune 1 ; accommodations tor 300; all home comtorts, ‘of water, “no flies, 80 mosquitoes. wood the best of table bos~d, and at rates within the reach of all. Apply to the proprietor, WM. G. MIDDLETON, Je13-1mo" _ Brookside, Preston county, W. Va. MGUSTAIN HOME COTTAGE (SFAK DE ML Park station), on the B. and 0. railroad: only short distance from the Deer Park Hotel. Address Mrs. J. S. LAUGHLIN, Deer Park, Md. je16-1us" HE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. Oren May 1 until Novemt (GGEADES HOTEL, OAKTAND, MD.—SUMMIT oF I the 4 eee awe tide: ayo located near a. For rater a Paso ean "S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LoCATED ON 1 Parse, Bios 2ides iasautsin, sast side ESOKT. HILL TOP SA Zs LOVETT. breezy point. Seen~ tabie. "Four daily maiis. vo-6m0 Hi TOP SUMMER Prop. Blevation, [00 fee0 Moet bi elevation 1 Tugequaied. "First-class 82 “Row open. yo-6m ‘OTEL ESSICK. HIGHLAND LAKE, PA. MOST Hiciitloe monataie root ty KontiaY hou ior descriptive Esstcr, 3e15-2m" = i prosrloter MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL CaPactry pou- ied: baths and bine ; 3.000 feet on sanitary plum the ew; World's Fair tickets cood to sop gol Shacomian MOUNTAIN EARE HOTEL CO. Se1-1m ‘Mountain Lake Park, Ma. ‘ORRELI. HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA. Largest ‘and best furnished house on Camp Hill. x Jawns. i theen' » Sereda ES PE MorNTarx 5 VIEW HOUSE—ON TOP OF THE Aiorhentes: 3.000 ft slevation, opens dene horser; reasonable rates. Address JOHS A. LAN’ Aurora, W. Va. ty 173m HAMPERS FERRY, W.VA, Will opea June 1. Mrs. 8. E. LOVETT, Proprictross. ‘Terms. 86 per week. my20-mn Ts SUMMIT HOUSE OPaNS JUNE iy, nah ‘The larwest housnand hichest point si Harper's Ferry, W.Va. For circulars ant terms adress ayoamt Se Lio WHITE COTTAGE aa ERS FERRY, w. va. ‘Best view 0 the pioah river. ene river. “Open Peary a ea T | SUMMER REROK: Mar, Hagerstown, Md.. has again 0} DELIGH pened for the reception of guests. Send for cireaiar and Brices. mvi2m) SH. DUPHOUNE. FASTEL, SHIKELLINY. SUNBURY, Pa_ oN Susatehanna Helgte: most ‘beatiful scenes: eration t,o) font above vey level: mance ane 1:18. Seud for tevcript HELLER BR0S., Proprie‘ors, suabury. Pa: GLEN House, WHITE MOUNTAINS, N.H. One of the greatest health and ple:sure resorts on the continent. Location unparalleled. NOW OPEN. ©. R. MILLIKEX, Proprietor. Address may 2tw,s,m26t MISCELLANEOUS. WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP trond: fred clase accomincaai charges. Mrs. E. J. COOPER. _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. WHEN A PIANO "S MENTIONED thought is followed “FISHER.” Why? Bees 108 eVerywhere you xo. In the best homes, colleges, schools and musica! institutions in the country. That's a recommendation. They're oid om easy terns. SANDERS & STATMAN, 934 F ST. X.W. e160 the name ne yout aca the Fact excellen to the pubic a. MORGAN: the Eminent’ Oreanist my "TURING AND | REPATRING_GrORGE | ELY. sxrieworkabop inthe rests ores tumea aah 3 a ~ paired” ‘Tuning. 82 je2i-im PIANOS FOR RENT. PTS ae eer wis WAC RABE & « te wave TLLIAM ¢. FRISSE: Piano Tuner and mail. Maryland and Virginia and ‘Low. et prices Advice xiven purchasers free of charge. Absa! Tl ee the niasical A : eo ‘more thar 50 aplr-tr PPHIFFER & CONLIFF. 417 11th st. TEIN WAY, CHASE, GABLER. BRIGGS PIANOS. x Sy Rhite ~Empbouy for sale of ¥25 Pa ave, n20-te DENTISTRY. W..OPPUSITE SAKS '&Co. Specialist in operative and surgical dentistry. z Billing absolutely. without pain. ‘exprewalon restored by artificial dentures ‘upon wheresbe bas nut done ber NO Paty. $0 cHLONOFoRM. SO DANGER. So ETHER On Gad RO Satay NO COCAINE NO SWELLED GuMs. RO UNPLEASANT NESS. 0 EXTRA CHARGE. Wen clash trol of & preparati "> sa Eby cease gon reparation for a APPLIED TO THE GUMS, RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS. t ts applied directly to the eums. Ste use teeth can be extracted perfectly painters Noswelling of the gums afterward. patient -etainsall bis seases while having his tenthran So denser adapted to persons way ‘Weask no pay if not ted. “Weask no pay if not as represent Gaifon ne and tey oarayston of painiees extraction loca! appiteation and we guarantee you will us) De ces te'the Taree THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, pean" : URjTED STATES DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 401 Tthat. uw. the leading dents’ oraulzation of America, with 6ficeain the principal cities. Siculars and prices cee pas re NTAL INFIMMANY NATIONAL UNIV ; saw, Open Sto, all ctrscting, &0.. ftea” Villines wad : ee ote Penn. ave. nw. Par- Do You Wasr Retuece Szevicm MERCHANTS’ PARCEL DELIVERY ©0. xD BAGGAGE TRANSFER HAULING OF ALL KINDS. more, 256. ancora 108, TELEPHONE, 650. ‘30 Branch Offices. Main Office, O12 Penn, ava WE NEVER MIs§ TRAINS. BB*“To00RE & OnI0 RAILROAD. “sel Leave Washinicton from Olncinmatt ys eet A gree mand san me abet poses For Lex * For tent and Staunton, +10.409 m. er and way stations, $3.0 p, Spear aaesend Sersi TAGp maut aoa For Doray. 3.309. dally. weekdays. 5.00, 25.40, 6.2%, 7. PROPER oe NE a 9 ae sina nolis, m.. 12.15 an04.23 Pm. Suntaya ® 3 2. . = Frederick. +10. om, §Las 630 For Hacerstown, $10.40. m. and +5.20, For Bowd and of *, £ -_ {72-45 t00,"F46.33 “3'S5, For Washi apes (rayne planetion tot ear pointe en. Se roe ee ea , ADELPHIA, — x ae For Phiiade'phia, New Aalle. 8.00. 10.00; Dining Pee 30; Boston and. or st at, 4. 00 trlocks, it ifiet Parlor Carson ail For Boston. =3. 40 n man phaneset Sea Mi, stn fom at oeron, ony 12 08 moae™ 10.008.m. and12.00ncca. Sun- * Gen. Mandeor. 13610) ee AND DANVILLE & ICHMOND RE WHUIDEROPEN AN Ree Pores, ECPIVERS Schedule in effert Fare 4. 1808. ANtrat ( Pontsrrente eer ation, Washi Tr at R00 am. D. ails. Local for Danville and. tren Danvi'le. lotte Serieat heyabare sed Mpeg a 11.10 am. Kicnmond Paty for Lynchburg and’ Nortel 7 Dailv for principal points, nena Se Fee fe Mitlocs aa bacie es Sates it Im. —Daily WASHINGTON AND WESTERN VERTU, IMITED, Ere of Pull = eine ara if 5 ti 1 jomtcomers and New On New York ‘Monteomers. smd West ana Xow Yon to hci ta eee = var S fon? womery. a NS ON WASHINGTO ehgastASHINGTON Ap omroprvtstow 29.20 am. 4.35 pm Galle Hal and om. daily for ‘Lavsiguny anh “m, etcept Sanda & : i i fi iL ' i Fs 3 3? on at 50pm, daily from Re ‘aoaivars, and 6.53 ae ok Touch trains fromthe south arstoe PRR LY Cre Ee oo Bred : ones esti geere ished at office, STi ned 1 Be and xt “Passencer’ Station, Peuucyineie 5 WL GeErn. Man. W. TK. Gen. Pass Act” _1-5 BROWS. General Acwnt Pumas Dope oe C= OHTO RAILWAY. SCHEDULE IN FFFECT MAY > a daily from ‘Cniom Station GB! 2am a5 jy ThFOUeh the erandest scam Jn America: with th andsoniest an Arrives - Chieaso 2 p.m. 41:10pm. dally 33:20pm. duty EE POS Pelengean tales Reeesarant arrives 7-4h0 primes, Va. © the West, meyivenia Sea Returtay, with: lor Car Harrisbarg to saben nd Sleerine Cars from Pittsbure. Gleveland and ‘Toledn’ St nah and fe arlokeh me Aally. Parlor Ca~ Ei. Towa, Cincinnati and Chicces eet Bee Sra Er to St. Louis, Western nin. dally, with Slecpline Pury, Wah Reo. conpactine Astly at Barrlebure with s and Cleveland. Xitoons sarhichreand Recs Se fe deity for Pivtehure and the We Kincper to Pittsbirce set ie to For Kane, Canandaicnn. Rochester and Miagats For Frie! Canandateus be aoe CRT AT, Wek TR Ow ae ie ae § itintnt £4 bak . 7.20 am and 4.36 pm. dally ‘ex 8 For At 20, 9.00. “Sag 2, art 50 mpeg hee me 8 40, 9. Raitt eun te Age sa 745. 9.45, 1 +100.) rot 10.08 pm oo 100,243 6 BET Ss on san agp wt . datly. For Richmond only 5 pm. aoe ccommadation jor Quantico, 745 am. Tiere leave Alexar for |ashington, | z: RPO Cte it On 8 ; 5, 2148, B05) 7.05.7 40. 848 08. am, m. Tirxeta and information at the office, northeast com ner i3th street and Penusytvants, aver a aah gta 9 Ear Rtefonten oe Do god aa OFFICIAL NOTICES. FFICE OF THE ASSES<OK D ©., JUNE 21. 1803 In sccordance with the provisions of In ses aS ea. ie: will be completed by cS all real property which sha!! Wwe become subject to taxation, anda value affixed thereon according to the rules prescribed for aswessing: real estate. This assesament will inc.ude all new strc. tures and additions to or improvements of ‘old struc tures. This office xhould be notified as to the removal or Hon of any buf'ding since the last aswess- ment in order that the sane may be leducted from tire valuation as it now stands on thetax ‘ist. Complaint as to said amessnents can only ss heard ad deter Fags? hptwone the Bret and third Mondars of 33 y order: TMB! "Kscessor B.C" STEAM CARPET CLE! AMMONIATED STEAM CAnwET 2 forks. —Carpets cleaned in the te made moth proof charge.” Mattresses ‘Omics, 1750 Pa. “aver Works, 1708 order. nEIBO EM mw. Telepions oF oe ; SOME CHOICE ROOMS | aN’ Sie Gourd ‘et the GHAMEEC! Wutaws nore, Pa ave and lather, Lad a ___}{ EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D.C. Get the Best, THE CONCORD WARMESS. LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penn. ave., a@oining National Hotel, and datchels at low prices ae ‘Trunks