Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1893, Page 7

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LOUIS. =aD jor JORESTON'S SPECIAL DAY AD. ‘On pares 4 and _ 1t HO nH Re nt Your Worn Is Woars Sowermxa. JOU haven't all got money. Bat you've all got wants—the Jess money usually the more wante—the more pressing the needs. ‘Turn your credit into capital. Don’t know anybody? Don't have to. bs Egormaste Caspr Sysreu demands no notes—asks for no in- Gorsers. Lays no restrictions on the ‘mount you may purchase. What fa bere is yours—and there's overy- thing bere in the FURNITURE— CARPET — MATTING — REFRIG- ERATOR—BABY CARRIAGE—and STOVE line to select from. You promise to pay in such amounts and at such periods as you feel you can afford—we pin our faith im you to that promise. Keepit and you'll have unlimited credit with us. Hovse saxo Henewasx. ‘O27, 919, 921, 923 7TH 8: oanananananenenenananangacnananananan 3yl 636 MASS. AVE. N. W. RH mt nt YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE (Can make no better beginning in life than to far- nish their house completely from top to bottom. ‘There is nothing to be gained by paying cash for all this furniture—you can’t saves penny by it— for we sell Furniture and Carpets just as cheap on evedit as other folks do for cash—we won't ask you tosign a note—nor there won't bes disagreeable feature in the whole transaction. Our furniture is up to date—thoroughly mod- ern—overy piece of it. FURNISH YOUR HOUSE OH CREDIT. We have an immense variety of Parlor Furniture for you to select from—Wilton Rug. Tapestry, Brocatelie, Gilt, &c. One of our great offers is the eBoice between a seven-viece Parlor Suite in plush or hatrcloth. for $22.50. We sell a Solid Oak Bed Room Suite for #13—bevel glass in bureau. ‘The Carpe: for your parlor need not cost but 50cents per yard. Ingrain Carpets, 35 cents peryard. We, and we alone, make and lay all @arpet free of cost. No charge for waste in matching figures. Wesella six-foot Osk Exten- tom Table for $3.50. A forty-pound Hair Mat- tress for $7. Woven Wire Springs, 81 ‘whatever you need. We'll help you to arrange the Payments satisfactorily. A little money once a ‘Week or once s month will do first rate. Pay just what you can spare convenientiw GROGAN’S MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, ‘819, S21, 823 7TH ST. N. BET. H ANDI STS. Kn it i nt nt rn ln i np nl nn no ent MR. SIMONDS’ DEFENSE. Judge Payson Makes An Eloquent Plea for His Client. The Patent Office Investigation Continued— Speeches and Arguments for Both Sides—The Case is Now Closed. When Tax Stan’s report of the patent office investigation closed yesterday Judge Payson was just warming up to his argumentin defense of ex-Commissioner Simonds. Judge Payson did not make « very long speech, but it was an earnest one, and in spots was somewhat warm. Judge Payson inveighed most bitterly against Chureh & Church for what he termed their ill-advised and unwarranted attack upon his client, alleging wrong doing against him which could never be sustained. The damage had already been inflicted upon hisclient’s char- acter by these accusations, he contended, and no matter how thoroughly this court clears Mr. Simonds of the charges it will be. t00. late to remedy the wrong dons him. He had been held up to the country. paraded ventors in the public asa man undeserv- ing of confidence, a of offcial forma, Judge Payson reproached Church & Church for failing to consider exculpatory evidence effect- ing his client's case. Throughout the prosecu- tion they had passed over evidence and testi- mony tending to explain matters and clear Mr. Simonds. They “had pursued Mr. Simonds with malignity. Passing from this point Judgo Payson pro- ceeded to tell the story of his client’s acts in the premises. It was a short story, consisting merely of the fact that the retiring commie sioner of patents, knowing thata big suit was pending in the United States courts on e mat- ter touching his official acts (the issuance of the Berliner telephone patent) took precautions to protect himself when that suit should come on trial. The Department of Justice as eres, | Son tor in the case called for certain The commissioner deemed it his right copies of these papers also. The Secretary of the Interior had advised to procure such copies autho Sacestars Sesenill wes in possession of similar copies. If it was» crime, then the late Secretary of the Interior was guilty of the same offense against the late commissioner of patents. TO PROTECT HIMSELF. Judge Payson said that in the trial of » case of alleged crime the motive for the deed is al- ways the vital point. In this case the motive was not dishonorable one. The motive was clear to all ms. Mr. Simonds aimed to tect took in that direct He would have been a fool not to have done so. could ally himself could he do with the complish the one ackt in view—to protect himself , then, save, to ac: At the Sues Tata? comet Cot it close of Ji 's remarks Patrick O’Ferrall made a short but eloquent Bice for his client. Chief Clerk Becnett and Chureh proceeded to close the case for the Fopted: the argument by stating thet tn docid- Tuy mt by stat t in f this case be would confine to ascer- ining if any one had abstracted papers from the department for the pe of vracticing before the department with them. was free to may that he does not intend to briv.. anything Dy she pressce- tion, and would passupon the question of prov- disbarment. Mr. Church con- tended that the act described as theft had been committed and admitted. This closed the case and Mr. Seymour an- nounced that he would take the evidence and arguments under advisement and render » de- cision as early as may de. —__—__<s-___ A Mammot! lebration Next Year. To the Editor of The Evening Star: This city is popularly supposed to be the ar- chive of national sentiment, where all the grand and ennobling ideas pertaining to our great re- public have origin and keeping, yet the anni- versary of our most significant national event, the Fourth of July, was permitted to pass com- — unobserved, and to go out in mean- smoke with a chaotic absence of genu- ine patriotem, and this, too, when other lees Seradles ty,” notably WFoolstock in Connecticut, were’ celebrating the day in ‘more fitting mariner. This writer therefore preparat grand observance of Declaration day in 1894. it be a great national fete, a veritable mid- summer carnival, another Boston jubilee in- tensified. Do not stop with the observance of the one day, but dedicate the entire week to a series of celebrations that will be for young America a veritable education in patriotism. Let there be an orator, the most distin in the land: let there be a poet, the foremost of all the nation’s bards let there be an original patriotic anthem to thrill those who hear, and agrand chorus of voices composed of choral societies from every state. Let there, be mil- tary display galore, and a competitive drill, perhaps, but make the central feature of the celebration one of grand and imposing spec- tacular interest in of allegorical repi sentations npon floats of scenes aud epochs in our national history. : for & trades Pearl lpn par tell orp ee progress, and let there be pyrotechnics at night, depicting patriotic scenos and sonti- revive its interest in the great wiser holiday by putting on foot a celebration that will be ui character and far reaching in ite nena effects. Aside from the purely patriotic idea of this kind of an observance of the day such a cele- bration would undoubtedly prove of immense business vaiue to the city, bringing hither — crowds of visitors whose summer-time munifi- cence would put money into the pockets of every local interest and thereby help to fill up the only gap in the trade year. There is not a potent argument that can be maraging the holding of « great national gala week ington in mid- summer, which will fittingly show to the na- tions of the world that the greet principle of ependence is still intrenched within the ee apne ged Eel pr gpm people, oF certainly that fT sept of them who have their abiding place tion's capital. Epwarp A. OLpaam. Washington, D. C., July 6, 1898. —_s__ Murder of the Ray Giris. ‘Three negroes were arrested at Fulton, Ky., Wednesday night for the murder of the Ray girls near Bardwell. One of them was found to have a bloody knife and there was blood on one arm. Fulton is forty miles from the scene of the murders and the negroes could only have gotten there by boarding an Illinois Central train. A biuish coat was found lying near one of the dead girls which is thought to have been worn by a dirty-iooking tramp who had spent the night before at Bardwell. coe ‘Will Be Buried Alive. A dispatch from Toledo, Ohio, says: Sey- mour, the mind reader, was in Toledo yester- day on his way to Chicago, where he is going to be buried alive for three months, after the manner of the Indian magicians, who say they can suspend animation for any period by swal- lowing their tongues and controlling the heart Pierce's Pellets A Bethe + ‘other ail the 1. smellest, and easiest to take— little, sugar- coated granules that every child takes readily. 2. They’re perfectl: in their action—no gri 4 me disturbances. SIX POINTS, out of many, where Doctor the cheapest, for they're foe aie satisfaction, or your You pay only for nt Soe ane pay eae Put up in finse—are a always fresh. 6. They cure Constipation, "[ndiges- tion, Bilious Attacks, Sick or Billous Headaches, and all deran; nts of the | liver, stor bows EVENING STAR: WASHINGTO: D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 7. 1893. GUY DE mAUPA»SANT DEAD. ‘The Distinguished French Romancist Passes Away in a Private Insane Asy! a Guy De Maupassant, the distinguished French romaneist of the naturalistic. school, who had been confined in a private insane asy- tum for the insane for some time, died yester- day. Guy De Maupassant was born August 5, 1850, at the castle of Miromeenil in Normandy, and after carrying | musket through the Franco- German war was initiated by Gustave Flaubert into the craft of letters. He attached himsclf to the younger branch of the naturalistic school and gained his first triumph by « story con- Caan to i Soirees des Medan in 1880. He next “Histoire da Vieux eats and a nde orriking? wolume of Iyries pub- ler the title “Des Vers.” In 1881 he eal reputation as @ novelist and short coalsboted by a series of very brilliant stories ibuted to the leading French papers and fo continued this work until recently, and his stories were translated and made’ him famous throughout the civilized world. In 1888, when in the very zenith of his fame and brillianey, his mind began to give way and his stories then began to deal wit! morbid and horrible subjects, ‘About'a yest ago his mind collapsed entirely and he was sent ae os asylum, where death at last relieved his su “Balas” was his best work. codec te Upassant was one ofthe most fastidious literary craftsmen. but much of his best work — done under the influence of hasheesh or proee! yseeh a fact which ina measure accounts insanity. —+e+—_____ ROCKVILLE AFFAIRS, Democratic Politics Warming Up in Mont- gomery County—Social Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rocxvitxe, July 6, 1898. Ninety in the shade and still rising would about express the state of the atmosphere in the democratic camp in thiscounty. In answer to thechallenge of the central committee, issued last week to Dr. Edward Wootton, the “‘anti- ring” candidate for the state senate, calling on that gentleman to produce the proof of his statement that they had signed recommenda- tions for niae persons to one place at King’s distillery, he comes forward and gives » lucid and detailed statement of a conversation he had with Representative McKaig, in which Mr. McKaig informed him that the commit- tee had made the nine recommendations for the place and had done it in their official character. The doctor states that a the conversation there were it Mr. Wichera ‘Thomas of Bervowvilie ald’ tro | 2 other gentlemen whom he did not know. He also states that after the above conference he, in company with Mr. John W. Kelchner of this place, met Mr. Thomas, and when the con- versation with Mr. McKaig was alluded to he verified the doctor's recollection of the same, except that he thought Mr. McKaig saia twelve ns had been recommended instead of nine. Mr. Kelchner certifies to the con- versation with Mr. Thomas. The committee having flatly denied the charge, it is now in order for Mr. MeKaig to give his version of the affair over his own signature, and this state- ment is eagerly looked for by all parties in- terested. Mr. J. W. M. Kizer and Miss Helene L. Tior- ney, both formerly of this place, were married in re yesterday by Hey. Forest J. Prettyman. A marriage license was issued here yesterday to Mr. Louis A. Schartzbeck and Miss Hattie 8. Baughman. ‘Tho services of the Derwood Baptist Church and Sunday school will be held in Mullican’s Grove on Sunday next. itt Lala Murphy of Washington, Mies Lillie of Baltimore and Miss May Thompson of the te iter city aro visiting friends at Clarks- burg. Rev. W. J. Floyd and wife of Howard county are visiting at the same place, ‘The young ladies who en! the elocution- ary contest at Gaithersburg on the 4th instant were Misses Jennie Waters, Ethel Peck, Zella Crawford and Nettie Williams. According to the decision of the judges Miss Zella Crawford will receive the gold medal. A tournament and picnic for the benefit of St. Mary's Church, Barnesville, will be held on the 25th instant. " Handsome’ prizes will be awarded to the successful knights. In the orphans’ court yesterday the following business wae transacted: The will of Rebecca J. Davidson, deceased, was filed for probate and record. John W. Warner, executor of Flodoardo Howard, deceased, passed his second administration account. J.'W. Warner made application for letters of administration on the sonal estate of the late Joseph Colliss, james D. Laird, administrator of Henrietta J. Dunlop, deceased, filed inventories of Personal estate and list of debts duc deceased. audit of the personal estate of the late LG G. Merriwether was filed and confirmed by the court. ‘Miss Lucy C. Stephenson, a lady well and favorably known in the community, died here this evening in the sixty-fourth year of her age. For several years Miss Stephenson has been engaged in the musical pee see of a Zoung ladies’ school at this place, er remains will be taken to he: at Winchester, Va., for burial. —_.__. FALLS CHURCH. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Fatis Cavacu, Va., July 7, 1898. The Falls Church Lodge, No. 11, Odd Fel- lows, held a mort interesting meeting last night, the special occasion being the installation of officers for the ensuing six months. District Deputy W. D. Zimmerman of Alexandria con- ducted the ceremonies, assisted by Past Grand Master D. R. Stansbury and a full corps of Grand Lodge officers. The grand officers were accompanied by delegations from Potomac and Sarepta lodges of Alexandria, ‘The following officers of Falls Church Lodge were duly in- ducted into their respective positions, viz: G. Hawxhurst, noble grand; W. M. Ellison, grand; H. 'R. © E. F. Snoots, permanent secretary; J.W. Brown, treasurer; ‘Thomas Hillier, chaplain Center, recording secretary; J. H. Wells, conductor; A. A. Soule, R. 8. 8. T. 8. Luckett, L. 8. 8.; J. H. Brunner, inner guardian; Frank Newman, outer guardian; W. T. Sprangle, R. 8. to vice gruud; G. F. MeInturff, 1.8. to vice grand: K. L. ikim- ball, organist. After the ceremony speech- making was indulged in by the visitors and members of the home lodge. Short addresses were made by Past Grand Master D. R Stansbury, District Deputy W. D. Zimmerm in, W. E.’ Latham, John Wat: kins, Wm. Darly, J. E. Garrett ‘on the of the visitors and W. M. Ellison, H. R. Cen- ter, G. A. Brunner, M. E. Church and K. L. Kimball of Falls Chureh re, Mr. P. EL Clift recited with fine effect ‘Forget It Not” and Mr. A. Robey read a selection. At the con- clusion of these exercises the visitors repaired to the Eagle House, where « banquet was served, and ata late hour the visitors returned to their homes. | Among those present were T, Cook, W. M. Davis, George Finch, John Watkins, D. R. Stansbury. P. E. Clift, -L.’ Brill, W. E. Latham, Wm. Darley of Potomac Lodge and E. T. Steele, Charles Rouch, Adolphus Roby, W. R. Rushman, W. D. Zimmerman, Clarence Flowers. H. Robey, M. W. Garrett, J. H. Sprouse, Louis MeDaniel, “G. Roby ard J. E. Garrett of Sarepta L Se Will Fight for $6,000. Preparations are about completed for the Smith-Griftin $6,000 battle, which is to be fought in the arena of the Columbian “Athletic Club of Chicago next Monday night. There has been considerable betting on the result at evens, but the Smith end desires a shade of advantage in the odds. Fox sick, nervous aud neuraigic headache use ‘The sure cure—Bromo-Seltzer. WHY? Way do you forget so often? ‘Why do you speak words that you so often re- grett Why do you take up with new acquaintances for- getting old friendst Why do you not use clear judgment instead of too often acting upon impulse? Why do you persistently negiect your health when It ts your duty to take special care of it? Why are you so careless when a sudden chill, headache, tired feeling and general disgust with life come over you? Why do you not stop to think that a little timely caution of the right kind will overcome all these troubles and put you in possession of good health and feelings once more? ‘Why do you not remember that the best physi- clans, sclentiste and the leading people of the land all recommend pare whiskey as the proper thing to take at euch times? Why do you not recall the fact that there 1s only one pure medicinal whiskey known to the world that is exceedingly popular, that it has been in use for twenty years and that it is Duffy's Pure Maltt Why do you not denounce any grocer or dealer who tries to offer you some other or in- feriov whiskey, saying {t is just as goodt SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. EDUCATIONAL. INGS AND BATHS. IN WASHINGTON. EXQUESIDE. Be BEACH HAVEN, couventenges, including Baeeeess levatge: soa, water baths’ in ouse sates for JUS OBE B. ENGLE Prop, ‘Haven, N. J. {OPEL LAPAvErTe” Located directly on ihe each. All reoae Moran Meeyslee fe ce aprine (CAELTON ACCOMMODATES 350 GUESTS: DT- modern improvements. eleva. Pomme X PR oo 2.0 per aay. JeShtoat” (GoxGnESs HALL, CAPE MAY, N.3. June 29. Season of 1803 opens June wie he pee PE MAY, XK. 3. yO EES NULEESE, proprietor. HE WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, N. J. ON THE BEACH. NE 24 W. W. GREEN. L. P. CAKE. DIRECTL! WILL PEN sors OSEAN crry. x. 3. HOTEL BRIGHTON. JUNE 1. 7th and Ocean ave. First-clasa in fkepatntneata, 2 “Poeation stand Perfect sanitary for circulars. Why do you not always insist upon having just | _ my. BB. 800Y, Prop. what you require, just what you desire and just EA RO" That Jou know tobe the purest te vet and meat | OO ™ RENE rareapenrara. efficient? _e15-1m "Mrs. T. B. HUNTER. Open ‘HE. DEMAREST.” On. 8 ocean front. SUMMER RESORTS. until Beedber Seri? Son Oa Te ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. AEST aie Eee Bore, AT™4STIC cry. ™ . BBE “MAITLAND. spare aman tay fete Eoier ""D SATSS SO SEANIE Davig’™’ fry fie OTEL ALDINE @iricty Srat-ctane in all appointments: yi hea tess ita ae H°%! BERKEL nxraras of gE SP Uatidonr Electric levator and everythi bibie we o EOE TRS. BEw. O8EL BRUNSWICK. ATLANTIC CITY, ‘Pacific avenue above New York. ‘cHa8. cc. MURRAY, _ Prop. _ | OQEAN HOUSE OCkAN GROVES. J HOTaL | soot upremnly Teniovated ‘sanitary airatigements Der- mode: fons X on HE ALASKA.” ‘Ocean Gi X.. Fe Rinasaens DRE AC Amr A. Onsen Geom Hf, Pippen are: Terme Fe reasonable. N. B. KILMER, Proprietor. HE ARLINGTON.” OCEAN GROVE. X; nder hew manaweinent. newly jocation central; sirictly first-class in all {ILLAk, Proprictor.jy0-eolm" moe bench “Addrees HE PERRRORT SR ORADO, fronting Fleteher Lake and the Ses, MRS. A. LOOMIS. BEA GIRT, N. J. ‘to October 1. HINKBON, Prop... Late of vue, Near the eam = Carleton Spring Lake. ae A LaPRTXo BAEEX, 5 my31-3u. eet GH KeB SON. ATLANTIC CITY, PACIFIC —) Poel e beach ; remodeled ; «capac ee Tella and Sensor elovator, Geidtin} © SxEBE RR OTEL ‘PENNSTLVARE AVE., CORNER ATLANTIC, ¥ ly Hote) ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. former! _$015-2m. = area ON THE BEAC: coreL fandeves A con. and coraforts of IMPERIAL home: ‘sppointments and table firet- Sect ee Yetliog and partes for seasons ain HOTEL KENvERToN. ‘Ocean end of Tennessee ave. my31-2m, Mra J. ¥. NEALL of Tiows. FAOTEL MT. VERNON. ATLANTIC ciTv. H' Pacific ave. caine beach, Str pinged s oa Rates for jeri J.C. COPELAND. ose OMEN anile Oly. 3. 3., 10% ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER oT! A ic . el ee gC ire. 8. AKE. OTEL RIDGWAY, North Carolina vve, below Atlantic. mae ‘thing first-class. Speciel rates U. B STUART. rte ROYAL, ae AVE., ATLANTIC propastorsuin af, te 36 Sues "Sohne 5. 6. he ation of 40 bed roome jon accor Sera t Et Spear es Srey a reares fro aid’ oes. Besa et erouinds: hc- Watees $2.0 and upe summer home oe ap Grom beach, erectiont table, 4 yet per day; $9 to Sie week. Homelixe ICKNEY. mhl-6m ‘Atlantic City, N.2. HoT» TRAMORE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. mh22-4m_ W. W. GREEN & CO. HOTEL WELLNaToN. OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE. ag al te your. ENILWORTH INN. ATLANTIC C SITE, XJ. Kentucky eve. nesr ern con cee Caper Sent eT SOUTH, CAROLINA “AVE | NE. central; first-class fmodetioas FOX & BOOTH. M.A. 8, 8 MILNON._ er CHARLES a. Shiv WAGNER & 50%. iste a) ‘82 cHALFoNTE, aTLawTio or ON THE BEACH. Salt water baths in the house; elevator; modern and complete; sun parlors, fend for Ilustrated Booklet. Address THE CHALFONTE. 27-536, HE CLIFTON. Sor. Atlantic and Con: it aves. = family Rouse: newly, furnished; terms, F. M. COPE. pa as Pr mnie cers Atjantic Oity. Rebuilt with every conventenss. mysiam ‘508. H. BORTON. <opae ‘DUFFINGTON.” A NEW HOUSE, MIs- sourtave,, near ocean. pleasant uome. Table 1d bath. “Hates moderate, Mrs. G. CARMAN. iE ELETOR, ATLANTIO CITY, KENTUCKY near Se Boia erase mente “fed-tm MRS. E. WILE. HE IRVINGTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J "Tb the beech. ‘Steam beat Elevator,” Send for CHAMBERS & HOOPES. Dalle and | ([ SE Leanne prog? tebechs MSTA ATEES sox, HE MANSICILANTIO CITY, ¥.3. 500.” Coaches to ‘mest all trains and. and from the beach. Darattached: forza ees gee Cy 2a aR NJ. W sUnTON-bY-THE-sEA. SPRING LAKE, N. J. ‘October. SOBs Ne | 1° OctoteE LeroHWORTE. SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. ee ep en aa = MANISSES, 15 "i : 4 fine fishing; daily jeatra. and imusic hall; ras and electric bells. “ieee Send. for ir hand book and terms. *_je%-1m oe Acipux, Casrrse. Me gaat coast: festect einane and santtory a Ing hotel su sap a fo dar. Eio'to Si6's week. ‘A. WALKER, ny 10-002m Meno HOTEL, MENAUHANT. MASS. Tesort isaltuated [OWARD'S ee Bey Tag WHITE Sree | See Ch08 SIDE SEITE mosphere of the utmost pay A aircool and i re a og o. eae AaB hcg eee Je27-Lm* ‘Hardy county, W.Va ‘ORDAN WHIT) Se PRIN Joe rick county, Va.. will be open oe hotel; modern ti ali! te departivents r Defect: capacity. 250; m ininutes’ drive from, ratlroad rite for pambhists.'E.'«. JORDAS.” ‘Sa MO*ana SPRINGS HOTFL. jummit of the Blue Mountains, Pa. eg Fp ah rel, water, pure air ‘Shoure" ride frows Wantingtog Write for chelate sad rates "a M.A. and 3. NOR, Proprietors. . Blue Hiidge , _Cireulars at Star office. OEENEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, SHENANDOAT mty. Va: elevats samode- Gries il ars moenery; excellent anasies aa i el wa ae catalowues. drives. reaned a society. Bend for HE MOUNTAINS. UBORA fell ot tet w. va. A A Aaelect fae le itt ‘Seta the Allens homelike. L eee 810 per weel counections. For ciular SBAFPER, Prop'r.. Avror HE SUMER “pon BROOKSIDE, Treston on ep sat of as Aieghenics, 35 June i ercomimngations og 300 nas e purest of Foor and the Te eet bosed, and at Wereach of alt “Apply tothe Wi'G. Dicom, Je13.1mo"__Brookside, Preston county, W. ‘HE KITTATINNY Oren May) T gat Noveubers tue fivprie spring. Sta soanery a ‘ud Vou iates “eed fc soeery a myl2-codu. EAD & SONS, ‘AN BUSINESS COLLEGE. SHORT- ay) department iy and ad <r ‘near 20th and Pn. w. ey eg a S orcitaley slice oS Peale Ee eee oe sto. ‘s © S| priasen LESSORS. ;, SYSTEM OF SOUNDS. ee Paty BOF Det ew 10th st. fer ior cata Dasiness and civil service co 188 BALCE'® CIVIL AERVICE INSTITUT! Mca Beacon “pw. Pople Eyeearenseenlee Greer rece Ne eae Ce GEAR DEER 0 ©. railroad : 0 ce froth the Deer Park’ Hotel, adres ws HOTEL, OAKL. AND, MD; SUMMIT OF G the Aller, eet 3.000 foet Ride Tone jocated 1 ittge roome.” Vor Yates 1y $0 pp NS) rates St te GEENS, MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LOCATED ON Z Frait Hil Fars. Bine i side "e Fe week: $1 tes. Capacity of hotel, rezgagae mee a efains, G._W. GREEN, Pr Hit, TOF SUMMER ras, € oie Prop. Elevation. | 200 fest et lB a $8 "Row open. eae ‘OTEL , ESSIOK. . HIGHLAND LAI TAKE. PA, Most aes calnire Sage tition scrtptive May, ALvO BOret. Most DELIONTreL A yhealtaful and homelite snuumer the All vant cox. paerCan radiate DM GRRELL HOUSE, HA oprietor. HARPER'S FERRY, W. ¥; vuse on Camp meee bre P. OUNTAIN LAKE F FARE HOT! L. ON MAIN MoSrn es, PARE Saree, ce a = 1-2 eae Ese ge ct ne Aiseare raten, ‘hadreos JOHS k, eg Aurore, W. Va. 10. For terms directl; Nantucket acund:. climate delinuetuly | ‘[3* be 2 Eb ya. oh : sod FT RAVIS. e201" Nippon ganet Saeteines 9 Cts MMIT OCSE OPENS a ONE aes. SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. rs ‘The largest houreand hichest Miarpers BAX RIDGE MOTEL, BAY RIDE. asoaue ne TNER. £'T. -30t fOTEL BE! eee EW. CHAPEL POINT. famisbied snd manaceert a8, Fide tes, 82 imme indo rates, 7; accommo- er Tag nei oan ain it ILTON'S ON sats = C0.) Colton’ kefeld and Arrowsiaith BOARDING | HOUSE, Cora ben season. ‘terme oven 1°" Site. GE. JOHN Colonial TARHINGTON HOUSE, COLONIAL Va, open for theseason the ineat on the Po: fomac river: boat bine, fehing, salt water ting. crab se wat TOMAG’ NOW OPE: pices. Mis. REBECE Mary's county, Ma Thigh DIN overlooking: C Refurnished throughout. wit ‘walt water isihine The Gee ie The sata REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, Now open. Write for circular. my23-3m* War TON. T OUGLASS HO HOUSE, REHOBOTH: DEL., HAS ‘been remodeled and fi te at ali moder con rentences vente: ropen from June to QTOMAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGE'S nea Bes ; Obama June 24. 81.50 per day ‘week ‘month. oe to. fara SPRINGS AND BATHS. a Fe Se HITE COTTAGE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA. Witet view g. te 8 river. “Open to if pares * See et 1 SUMMER REAORT RESORT. . KEE “ghee cae GOODS. KENCH TISSUE PAPE PER Fim shades patsne Lanterns mre | ra ASSIE, MODISTE OF BALTINO) of all kinds at short notice an a reamouable prices M* Ie 140 Ocrixe Sorts. urine Sorts. erixe Scrrs. Qur Summer Specialty amano Soectelty. Quick Work, Fine Work. Axrox Foose, Mall orders receive Prompt attent yt] 906 Get. nw. TAMPISo— TOWFLR, NAPKINS AND HAND: Se de Ag ELM, . ’ Je10-1m" NTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. 996 12TH ST. me, AUTISTIC DYEING, creatine XG'AND KeStORTNo ot of lett, bears: materials, goods, fat lee roar OUTI TINGRUTTS eiven varsopier ste tion. Our tronage extend into the wost pt faeblonahie circles RLY AT 1205 B. ¥. AVE.) pia PIANOS AND ORGANS. HE KRAKAUER PIANO IS THE “NE PLUS ‘ultra with artiste as well as public. Over 11,000 il at TEMPLE OF MUSIC, 12006 st! G. - ms Turars § eam Ustnnren In performing on « GOOD PIANO. The beat Pianos five firms—Weber, Decker, Fisher, Frere. fe EPond ‘nd ‘Estey. ‘Try all stout SANDERS asta STAYMAS 854 F ST. N.W. 161m UNING AND | REPAIRING_Gi T' EORGE bears i! 5 repairer, 22} ay. paired. Tunis ‘Je2]-Lm' aN A & KAPARE KNNNAA P IaAyoOs. PIANOS FOR RENT. ECOND-HAND PIANOS, Tnegtiperm go 80." ely Bir "Fomnee BEDFORD sPuines, . BEDFORD, Pa “THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA.” HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22. my15-3m ‘September. Ay an the accommodation of cuesta. June ha! Special CHARLES McOLADE. _ | a ich purchased the property. shang MARYLAND. ‘and renovated ti i ES York ave, agree “Famphiets oo ofice sha Sait are ‘Modern con Hotel ‘Co.. Berkeley 3 = venient s, ONE. Propristor. | May HOUR URNA VISTA SPRING HOTEL. Time BE EO TE conan vow, Srieaaid anne, | BUNA SEEING HOTEL, 1 Maryland RR. ot esegtiet toe cold vin water bebe, pees iereatiy ‘enlarwed since i oat aye YoU JAMES 8, BECKWITH, Manager. theres ‘THE OSBORNE, ‘Corner aneas aves, ATLANTIC Couns _Je17-1m. i 3. osporye, ROB: za T CraL RATER 3, RUERY CONVENIENCE. _1e15-6w Formerly = the Florida House. 1) HE WALDORF, ATLA’ ory Now York ave. nearte beech: ary girangementa maaeewie = alow a terms, $1.50 and and 812 per M.A. GRAVATT. i f Ocean ave. near tho ocean, Atlantic City, N. J. se162m Mra, M. CASSIO. ASBURY PARK. N. J. SBURY PARK. N, J. “THE ALBERMARLE.” ‘One square froin tis ne ‘Mrtesian water, Music. “Bend for etreular 0.21 PL, HARNETT. “ASRURY PARK, HOTEL GUERNSEY. 7TH AVE. | Beltemtfatly 1 Tye snes conveniences: oa tresses ‘sanitation: superior t | Reason betramy “THOS G. ALLAN ‘SBURY PARK. NJ. HOTEL COLUMBIA. AN ccetn front; 6th ave.: all modern im- ovel muisine the best. wa aie Ree Bropriowor.” je3-3m 5 BURY PARK. NJ. “THE FENIMORE”, ig blocks from the ocean. i108. NOBLE. ATALANTA HOTEL ‘On ‘Send for eireuls ‘WM. APPLEGATE, Proprietor. e3-2m L}TAN HOTEL. ASBURY PARK. ¥. J. d eile leading hotel Lorene Sune 34, ‘Alto of thx Ade arse untiidane 1b, THEO. OVER: ae itm ‘ORWOOD Hi |ALL, * an Cor. 4th ave, aiid Kine . a Im Ente: H E LEADEEY. ASI ASBO! tiong ‘or 160," ers ed panes EXTON VILLA, CAPE May, XJ. NEAR ap NEAR Bu the beach; andsomely decorated atid imaprovea: ora MRS, J, A. MYERS. bling “the co io ‘oer mal Towe r sonson xu dee per a erie m. to season it Ro or ad: INK A RUST Hotel ‘Renae aed AE Atter peo to BURNA Vista Spina Fa GP 3 will be Cen Le during May fxk Pace ae ‘tint ing Foo! modern, conveniences of 14 to $20 per week book to office of Evening. Star. oF to L. STORK: Owner. ‘send for *PHE MOUNTAIN, wou CRESSO! PA. to of the Allogh ateisn, zpain tine Pena - allroad. “All trains OPENS JUNE 23. A delighttal point te broak the Jonmney between stom ‘Welte for cirenlars: DUNHAM, Supt. E=77 Boe, Sraras, oceNOlam COUNTY, VA. ‘This famor pens JUNE 21 under the man- agement of Me, GEO. F ADAMS at the St James is Baltimore. The hote! buildings few, withal ‘modern ttoprovemente-—tas steam ant cleciric ells," publtc and ‘private closets, &2.. ae the celebrated, Elkton, Lithia Sprines, Girectiy in stakes f into the to hotel saleanificent ent scenery. pee boating, bathing and OTHE ONLY aPRiNGs 1x YPRGINIA WITH A FIRST-CLASS MODERN HOTE! we Send for descriptive circular, ‘GEO. F_ ADAMS, Prop. (Address until June 20 St. James Hotel. Balgt jsimore; after 2m. aadin ‘cases. one Eh aarene E CONT Tbr. 417 11008. aw. STEENwAY, OHASE, GABLER, BRIGGS Pianos. rap ean and Wileox b White Syiagbony for sale of ileox & White, mso-te S25 Pa ave, PROPOSALS. BR, FOR GOAL. REFORM SCHOOL. P1805. For and in behalf of ‘yceive in may Bo Salat, Jiao Fs Patra west th anit accented t6 be f livered must conform ther fons." more or, les. of White Aah Kango Coal’ store he coal to weigh #340 pounds to the ion, to bed and inspected ‘at the school. the inapec- Hon fer of 20 coutea ton to be paid Gr eos ote security will be required for the full per- formance of tracts, and the Fistht to wat formance of the contracts, snd the r or Por all bids is reserved: Bide CESS etn sco, DE indo OF THE INTERIOR. WASHIN Partinent watt TEN Oe Oekock ment sm JULY EIGHTH. it ata mn bul dies on mn G st. th 7th ders wi ‘alge ihe premises and and est forthe” . s to bm addreased tothe Secretary: of For the laterior.. further i fhe clerk of the department. WM. H. ing Secretary. ‘information ies cs tse EPATMENT, OF, THE, INTERIOR, W. Dion Bees duty 5. aad Seated aah ture belonging to tie, United’ States Ininsion from the wes incites Cajtea States court House in this elty tothe Welding on the Sramine tne promises and’ ay be Foun cved aud examine sd mat eration estimate for the whole. work. | Propo, to tl if the Interior. informatio Tothe Cniet Ci tion apply | fe iar ct kot the Depart. roe ware Ere peat va. “chat ot everett How cackeonvites # Fis.) A mod he Is, bo ‘rick hotel—gas, el x | Peseta hace Hot and cold sulphur b ths, ‘(HE FAUQUIER INSTITUTE 18 me ‘OPEN rooms, extensive roundsand shade. For terms Institute, 3020-1" ™ Warrenton ris ;rational smussmen eeaocamere eee f aa liding, et. oa ERATE. cP myseidw ment. TMS, Acting Secret BICYCLES. Breveres. High prices on bicycles, no longer prevail. The Tons taltencot "cut eas combo! THE MAJESTIC, |sae nteed high-grade machine. fitted with yeummatic ‘tires-and equal ¢0 any woyele on ‘earth, for 98> cash, ‘No installments” No’ex- changes. ' Call and see them. GEO.8. ATWATER, 1230 Pa. ave. 3e2-3m FauMALRER SONS. 204 10TH BT. x Batidi Moth-proof Fire Srtek: Chis, an Tae os, Flue Lining, Pulp, Slate, &c, OUT OF WASHINGTON. TZGER IXSTITUTE—A HOME SCHOOL FOR Mipine Prepares for colines, Num settee . HARRIET L. DEXTER, Prin: ‘Avovsr FEMALH SEMINARY, STAUNTON, VA September 7. od a ows en se $e26-0013t Mccs?, BOmLr ar 32. ne HOME oye of all agee rebtietew aa “pane, peal T, AGNES S Gutter the “direct vot ere a ee SS POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. MABXLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CO. M Yor Salimore and kiver ver Landings. steamer Lad hat oihy eae er Bando ot 4». pam. for FOR GIRLS ALBANY. XY. aia ae: . ze aie sien i 3 Edt Hers ut te le ae ; lve she i ail OBFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOATCO. DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINOTOX, D.¢.. FORTRESS MONROE and _ NORFOLK, VA einai aie Bee Palace Steamers ‘WASHINGTON AND N Fame ;| eee Specs teal ea] wo at Norfolk ot? Ssteecticun soommie ter ell cutste ‘Sod south . NORTH BOUND. Leave Norfolk daily st 6:10 p.m. Leave Fortress MoarosetTiDp ma” Arrive ‘at Wasblaaton at S230 a.m. pert day. Tickets on sale at 313, G1, 1351 and 1421 Peansy!- ein JNO. CALLAHAN, aplett ‘Gen. Siapt_ OCEAN TRAVEL. R BAR HARBOR, EASTPORT AND ST. Jobn, N. B.—Mallory Steamship Line 8. 8. State of Texas from pier 21. E R, N. ¥., SATURDAYS at 5 p.m. Sixty-four page descriptive Pempbiet for 1803 mailed free. For pasmage and freight rates apply toC. H. MALLORY & CO., Agent, Pier 20, E. R., N. Bot my24-tm. Roa ee ee ete tee PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH Bie RR ERIgRGes. pe eaaey rea St a ‘caange We have. abaya. eqoneel of @ preparation for ass APPLIED TO THE GUMS. RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS. gs SEAS paar eann eee Sonn yleslapetie ‘of the gums after senses While having his adapted to persons who THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, 3y6-1m* 3217 Penn. ave. n, w. a represented. NTRUST YOUR DENTAL WORK TO OUR dentists, and it will be SENT L yotikes As if TE ORAM, 37 ST.S.W. OProstTy <A iz ‘ . rh ztracting and fling stasi¥tely jxithout pein. sepestepieegipaiggieaiae not done her ae ¢ with gas, 500. Ful ith amalgam, 750. Hoek with ri rae sie ce ery beat Rail sete af teeth OF * se26-200 i | Dea NFIRMARY—NATIONAT, UNIVER: years Extractinx. he, fret.” Fillings and plates at materials eelotr MEDICAL. &c. ce | DE BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIAL 18 N for Nervous Debility. Neural , Paralvns, and thai ci ay a powerful Nerve Stimulant aud Tonic. Exhaustion, Di BROTHERS, THE Behation' tree and strictly conbdential. QTEANGERS, TARE NOTICE-DRS. BROTE BAN RS Dr. “Carleton,” Pd <aeea oo om sunGkON ‘sreciauisT To a: ONLY. 1865; New York. 1872 ona So ef Race —— SUCCESSFUL 'T GUARANTEED. 2 BQuEs: 9t05:30p.m.:8t0o9pm Sunday—9 to ? lisa CONSULTATION — FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY. days, ui 2 ileeed and S450. a trans donvie terrae 1 For Atlantic City, 40 ty ‘Sand nd 12.5 p.m. every ay Sorts on ie Wi SAND oe 728 a Rew comers. and Kew ‘to Hot Springs, Seti oe. site. on Gen'l Passonzer Ament. PROFESSIONAL. ae ROF. CLAY IS THE OLDEST Practising clirvoyauts estrolorer sea Fagen, with i See tells whether” business, removes fainily troubles, evil Boe — Seat Sasy aaa irae attest sant be eucoreds: Fae 5) bet ‘Tbe ae are, Ota Jeet CLATRVOVANT AND aw Nnare wiih ¢ sunt ntves apruss and dates. te! be we rotan band or Tow Tonge cons pent, ogee et ee eee. bce al RAL HS AT HOME, WITH MASS; SANA ATES Af. oneeare ee a pmagentic’ sprsmment = = une Bundage DK SAKA wal ’ Lis ALL THE EVENTS OF A “BROOKE T Rea each. ork ave. bw. near Oo OTTIE FOWLER—FOR SHORT TD Dito trance, tort bunness etiam the site of Kuroe aud America. 2: Hort a x. (PHE HOMSPORD ELECTR TED TP vapor bath. nuuwacetied an a od a8 Site. —— 4 YN, MANICUS AND CE Mees Beye 2 TROPOD- tefactuie: o: FINE i, Keita) IST GOObe sous of ow Lose powresy