Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1896, Page 5

ee eee SS DS SSREPEVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 18968TEN PAGES '* ~ ©" 5 5S i = = SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS: SUMMER RESORTS: RAILROADS. Washington, Sada. took place yeatenday, Her re ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. “A PERFECT DREAM OF A COPTAGE’ (FOR- merly private cottuge of © millionaire); location, rooms and_ fre porches, lawn 2nd table unsurpasted. Mrs. NAMAN, 109 So. N. Caro- Ina ave. dyziawe THE EASTERN STAR COTTAGE, 149 South Carolina ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Near beach. Terms, $5, $10 and $12 per week. Mrs. M. M. FARRAR of Washington, D.C. Jy25-20* Grand Atlantic Hotel. Entirely new. Atlantle City, J. Capacity, 350. Virginia ave. aud the ‘be 150 ocean rooms; en autte with bath. Hydrauite passenger elevators from street. Lighted throughout by electricity. Orehestra “daily. Booklet containing terms and showing hotel, new esplanade, Upon application. CHAS. E. COPE, ALFI WYMAN, Props. jy21 THE NEW HOTEL ST. CHARLES, Atlantic City, N. J. Ocean frout of St.’ Charles Place. Finest hotel on the “oast. Rooms en suite, With Cresh and sea water baths, Elevators. Pri- Yate artesian well. Send for booklet. JAMES B. REILLY, Prop. FRANK S. SMAW, Mgr. my4-78t THE BREVOORT, 18 SO.SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. —Convenient to Beach. Perfect sanitary PIANOS AND ORGANS. HAZELTON — OCEAN GROVE 5. J. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. IN THE MOUNTAINS. Station corner of Sixth and streets OCKAN GROVE, N. J. BOLIVAR HEIGHTS HOTEL, HARPER'S FERRY, July 27, OCEAN HOUSE, MAIN AVENUE. W. Va.—This popular resort is open; first-class A.M. SUNDAYS. Pianos. Excellent beds; superior table; popular rates. GQ.teing, boating, fishing and bathing; |. and Dining Care E SI For circclars T. PRENTISS, Prop. Sgr aay — tele to station. | ', Harrisburg - NANA ce we pave socuret the aan for = coeeee Je10-m,w&s,2m » Mgr. W. J. MURPHY, Prop. ee ANIA TIMITED.— Pullman | make of plano, have recelved several most artistic Hezclton styles of Purlor Grands and Colonial Uprights, and we invite a critical exam- Harrisburg to Chicago, Cincinnati, Indiangy St. Louls, Cleveland and Toledo, ‘Buffet Varlor ARLINGTON HOTEL, OAKLAND HOTEL, OAKLAND, MD., ON B..AND OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Leading hotel In the 0. R.R., will baleen oniaaae 15. Moat slelight- Car to Harrisburg. ination by those who desire the highest degree Grove; orchestra; “calsine. unexcclicd; special | ful location, Address Mra, BOLLING, 1295 fin- | 10:30 UM TASY" LIN@—Potiman Buffet Parlor terms: to families) G. H. MILLAR, Prop. je5-2m myi2-tt of excellence in a piano forte. Car to Harrisburg. Buffet Parlor Car Harrisburg to Pittsburg. 3:40 P.M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.— Pullman Buffet Parlor SPRING LAKE, N. J. MISCELLANEOUS. D. G. Pfeiffer & Co., ir to Harrisburg. Sleep- WILBURTON-BY-THE-SEA, CHEVY CHASE INN. ing and Dini Cars Harrish to St. Louis, SPRING LAKE, N. J. Rooms, single and en sulte, Ciheinrati, Loulavilte e Chicago. 417 uth St. N. W. Opens for the season on June 13. with private bath, 7:10 P.M. WESTERN BXPRESS.—Pullman Sleep- 32 x = Jel-2n R. K. LETCHWORTH. 4y23-1m ‘Terms moderate. He eke cueees and Harrisburg to Cleveland. Sy29-tt to Chic J THE ALLAIRE— THE ESSICK. 7:10 PM SOUTHWEST ERN EXPRESS.—Puliman Directly on the Beach. HIGHLAND LAKE, PA. Sleeping Dining CaM to St. Louis, and Sk be Sq are Piano for eee ce Most healthful summer resort in America. Write ing Cat Hoeee ee a Ame Nee Kna Ee = 6 Cincinnati. my15-3m_ 10:40 P.M. PACIFIC “PXPRESS.—Pullman “Slecp- ing Car to Pittsburg. 7:50 AM. for Kane, Canandaigua, Rochester and Niagara Falls daily, exeept Sunday. 10:30 A.M. for Elinira and Renovo daily, except Sunday. For Lock Haven week-days aud Will- Jamsport Sundays, 3:40 P.M. 7:10 Y.M. for Willian.sport, Rochester, Buffalo and HARDSON, Prop. to above address for booklet, terms, ete. jy1-30t® COLONIAL BEACH. ee a COLONIAL COTTAGE (irs. A. L. Crawshaw?, Co- RAILROADS. ‘ o ; ch: 5 ae pleasent footas good foadls moderite rates, bull | WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON pati 3 bldg., 912 G nw. LWAY. See ee eee From Station, 13% st. and Penna. ave. only $22 cash. Don't let this chance go by. Just the pleno for a beginner. Medium size—ali in perfect order, and a nice, sweet tone. Fine Square Grand Piano e- : Niagara Falls dally except Saturday, with Sleep- ments. Terms, $1.50 to $2.00 per day. Special | coi oxjAL SEACH COTTAGE FOR RENT; NEAK | yor ALEXANDRIA (alin Oo), 7, 7:50, 8, 9,| ine Gar Washington tor Soy: Bridge for $125. —_Seekly rates. B. E. NOR Propr. — jy11-42t Lindings; furvished; cool, Lreezy porches; salt | “49, 19:2) ex., 11, 12.a.m-;1, 2/3, 4:1b om, a: Buffalo. Handsome style, Hehly finished rosewood case; Hotei Kenleeiprace com | Water bathing. J. JAY GOULD, 421 9th st. 30, 6:13, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and’ 12 pm,’ SUN. | 10:40 P.S:, for Erle, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buf- | beautiful, sweet tone. Gost new $500, ote! Reyal a eee je25-Im&2days® goes & 0 re falo and Niagara Falls daily, Sleeping Car Wash- | Elegant ‘cover and steol with it. 250 guests. Service and cuisine the beat’ Terees | THEA IAL BEACH, VA—SEA FOOD 05, 8:0 $105" See Gee TS! Be bas ae = HO ests. TY al cuisine 5 erms ‘HE ALVIN, COLONIAL BEAC! \.— SE. 3 by 205, 3 a Be Pe Fr nis Se 2 4 T Moderate and speclal to parties making prolonged | "Uumen\a specialty, Table the best.” Bier freee, FROM ALEXANDRIA “(Dally}—5:55, | 4.09 9p A SCONCE RMON ato eam The Piano Exchange, stay House screened. (jel0-52t) C. SKILTON Board by the day, week or month. 7:20 ex., 8: 29 ex. 95,10, 11, 18 | A Panlor Cass ait Dea Cee tye MARSEDLeS COTTAGE, : jy8-im* M. 1. GRANVILLE, Proprietor. sunDaye vw? Ge Hepular at 1:00 (Dining 7:20, (9:00, 10:00 O13 Pa. Ave. an e1 ». Carolina ave. First-class table and 2. E— -LLAN bs. o s ining Car), an 200: “ar from Wil- rs Accommodsticus. Home comforts. SEASIDE en CER eNROUS 1 pth. FOR MOUNT VERON Iington) AM,, 12:45, 3:15, 4:20, 6:40, 10:00 and | —2°27-200 Jy3-26t Miss EK. LEEDOM. | yicron COTTAGE, 3 : way ‘atations.) (Dally except Sundays.)—10, 11, ] S!6y° 445 Gag suas: 7:00 Dining Car), 1. | ONE SECOND-HAND NEW ENGLAND UPRIGHT ot MI VERNON. OCEAN CITY, MARXLAND. | | 72"huns 1, 2,8, 4:19 pan. FROM MOUNT VER: | 9300, 11:00 os S plano, nice tone and case, $160; $8 cash and $6 Near the beach. Absolutely first-class. An Open for reception of Fees cat: | NON (and way stutions.) (Dally except Sundays.) | For Philadelphic ong. fs per month, ideal summer home. $1.50 to $2.50 per day; $9 | For particulars address Mrs. A. ¥. RINUGOLD. 6:40, 11:38 a.m. ;-12: 235, 3:38, 5:08.) week-days. Express, 12:15 w HUGO WoRCH. to $14 per Week. G3 JAS. 8. MOOD _Ix23-6t eashg me: ee Se IN AND AQ! 5:40 PM. daily. For Boston, without 924 7th st. nw. RAND PACIFIC HOTEL, HOTEL BELLEVU! CHAPEL POINT, MD., #E.—10, 11, a.m. 7:50 A.M. week-days, and 3:15'P.M. dail = a date on tae cee et OLENS JUNE IS; 'masagenent deteless: anit | O:15,-7, 8.9 pms Fit Saratoga Express (Parlor Car), 9:00 A. Pianos for rent, tuned, stored and packed. ght ag “ine #15 to $19 week. Liberally managed. can plans. $19 to $15 wi gee EM. COLLOTY. THE HOTEL SELBY, Pacific and New Jersey aves., Atlautle City, N. J. MRS. M. EL SUTEM of the Awany, 1708 Summer hiladelpita Open all the year. Terms, $7 Mrs. C. T. BUZBY of Raltimore. HOTEL, Dligois ave. and Beach. Finest location. Every mncdern convenience, including elevatoc, bot and oid sea water baths. Perfect service. American 4 Enropean plan. (e20-39t) RICHARD BLEW THE ALBEMARLE AND COTTAGES. — Virginia ave., close to beach, Atlantic City, N J. Lecation’ central and attractive. Hotel re- Plete with all exc ies. Cuisine and service {be at standard. Capacity, 250. Mlustrated klet mailed upon application ‘The terms are Feasonable. DOM CHARLES B. COPE. zt THE CASTLETON. $4, Ocean avemne. Newly Sertebed. Chctcent ble. Twi eutes to bo” baths and aurf. fer se ipioeiae c ae E. C. LINDSAY. THE CLIPTON.—CORNER ATLANTIC AND 03 necticut aves. Honelike, wide plazzas. Enter- tains 160. Terms, $7 t 10 per week; $1.50 to §2 per day. Circular mailed) Mrs. F. M. Cori, _dell-65t er aes BRADY HOUSE, ARKANSAS AVE., NEAR TH ocenn—Alry and house; good bour, Jeidtosel rates moderate; circulars free, JAMES BRADY, My: pleasant rooms; a cheerful famiiy I D. Eas TEL BEI i Kent Steam heat. Sun parlors Every convenience. Ca: acity, 250 JAMES & GEORGE BEW. apl0-104t HOTEL STICKNEY, KENTUCKY AVE. AND Beach; 100 feet from the oc excellent table “and weekly hops per day; _ $8 t $14 week. L 5 aie, Water hathing, fishing and crabbing; terms,%5, $6, | AQUEDUCT BID $7 and $8 ec ae special rates to fumilies. S Among the advantages of CHAPEL POINT is the 4320-84 ye. For Baltimore, 6:25, 7:00, 7:20, 7: 20-20. (11:00 und 11:80 A.M, 12:15, fact that {t has two mails dally, and that it can ¥ B 330, 40 (4:00 Litaited),” 4:20, by tw ins daily via the Pope's | 2:30, 3:30, 4:50, 5:30, 6:30, 7:80, 8:30 p.m. 10, 10:00, Grediines eo by oteamer Harty Handa. Ror | FROM ARLINGTON AND AQUEDUCT BRIDGE further information apply to A. P. KRETCHMAR, | (Sundays. : Chapel Point, Md., or E. 8 RANDALL, River PIANOS ALL View office, city. Je5-3m aS 20 A.M. and OCEAN CITY, MD. jundays, 9:05 A.M. i - ATLANTIC HOTEL. Oo AN, i2:18°ana 4:20] Unequaled in Tone, ‘Touch, Work. Modern; complete; finest service and best except Sunday. “Sundays, 9:0) A.M. / manship and “Durability, cuisine on Atlantic’ coast; swept by ocean i Bide . ‘ig! bells; ex- Line Express, 4:30 A.M., 3:46 P.M. | Also a fine assortment of desirable slightly used nae a= toon aaa erect purest . TR. PHILLIPS, daily; Richmond ouly, 10:37 A.M. week-days; At: | Upright, Square and Grond Pianos of our artesian water, flowing six thousand gulions per Gen. Pass. Agent. Jenta’ Special, via Hichmond “and Seabourd’ Afr | wake, returned from reut; fully guaranteed; at heur; moderate rates; no malaria; no mosqul- L i odation for Quan- | reduced prices and reasonab mable terms, Old Piaz0s taken In exchang>_ PIAN BCR RENT. Tening ond Repairing by Factory Experts, Wm. Knabe & Co., 1422 Penn. Ave. N.W. ‘Telephote call No. 1737. my8-214 week-days. toes; yachting and fishing ar 3 ocean bathing ursurpassed. Leave pler, 11 Light strect, Bal- timore, dally, 7 4:10 p.m., except Satur- ay, €:30 a.m., 2 p.m. Surday, 7 a.m., five and half hour trip. Apply for rooms, SINK- FUXENT BEACH CO., @41 Equitable building, Baitimore, Md., cr THEO. L. PAGE, (manager of U. S. Senate’ cefe), Ocean City, Md. _jy15-1m¢* FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE. WASHINGTON, D. C., POST OFFICE NOTICE. Should be read dally by all interested, as changes may occur at any time. FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending August 1 will close promptly at this office as follows: TRANSATLANTIC MAILS. day ‘at 4:30, 7: Leave Alexandr, “ar the Chesa- ‘The dest salt-water bathing on the E WEDNESDAY—(c)At 10:55 P.M. for NETHER-| P.M (ia Market Street Wharf), boating, fishing, crabbing and other | LANDS di ndam, from New] AM. (S:turdays only), 10:00, 11:00 A.M.’ week- furnished that you will Gnd at any | York, via Letters must’ be directed | days, 12.45 and 11-82 PAL, dail: 9 lass hotel. Steamer Suc leaves Ste- | “Per Werkendam."” For Cape N i 45 P.M. week- | Gabler, Hallet & Davis, Chase, Muthushek, Briggs, henson & Bros.’ wharf, foot of 7th st., every | FRIDAY—(bjAt 6:00 P.M. for FRANCE, days, 11 g 2 Marshail & Wendell, Somner, Poole amd other turday st 5 o'clock p.m., direct for Piney | ERLAND, ITALY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, ‘TU Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G streets, and High-grade Piaros for sale or rent on easy ternrs, Point (no stops). | Also on Mondays at 4 o'clock | EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA, per s.s. at the strtion, Sixth and B streets, where orders | at it. DROOL & SUNS New Ware Boome, vos fore ‘ Steamer Potomac leaves Sundays at 4 from New York, via ilavre. can be left for the checking of baggage to desting- Penna. ave. ‘fez8-1t o'clock p.m. a per must be dir tion from esident 5 YM. KNAKE & CO, HAVE TO OFFER For circulars,dec , call on WASH. B. WILLIAMS, FOAL Od Test fer | Boa PREM SE, J. R. Woon, WM. KNALE & CO. T g 3 7th and D sts. ‘nw. For further information Blas Sa Nee Hess Nestea Miianger® Genceal Wy oe of (Second amd Voright. Sunare ant Grand ae ee SRE TE ee SG ee to sult. 1422 Va. ave. mw. ‘Telephone ca!l POTOMAG HOTEL, ST. GEORG fers must be dire BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. 187. ed mye —Open June 27_ Kates, $1 to $1.; PRINTED MATTER, mers A coir Xi ‘= s Sel Je in effect July 19, 1896. = ass — SM per week. Splendid sailing, ‘bathing, c sailing from New York « Thursdays and Schedule In effect = Ser utes tnie ones abe ee take printed matter, etc., for GERMANY | Leave Washington frou station corner of New HOTELS. tomac, Sue or. Arrowsmith, all of which stop fally addreswed printed shatter, ete., for rey avenue aud C stt oe eS at Adanis’ wharf. See Evening Star for. sall of EUROPE. < For Chicago and Northwest, Vesuibuled Limited THE RALEIGH hours. Address ADAMS BROS., Si ers sailing from New York on | trains, 1 S05 a > RS 3H, Island, St. Mary’s county, Md. fally addressed printed mat- | | For Cincin hapolis,, Vestl- Cor. Penn, apd 12th st. = ace = = OPE, buled Limited, 3:43 p.m.; express, 12:15 night. ROPEAN PLAN. ILUTELY FIREPROOF. ROPE, P. 09 | BU PL. @GEAN VIEW HOTE 2 Rit Pittaburs and Cievciund, express dally, 10:00 SO ete F = 9 : Praddressed | “For. Berkeley’ Springs, 3:45 p.m. daily, except | Also. luxurious sence § Ocean View Va. printed matter, ete., for 6 ROPE. | Sunday. Special, 12:00 noon daily, and 8:05. p. first-class Spretal attentic The hotel will open May 30 ate reception)of}} a mencnn anu Erench Line § eatet Seonaeon : - Ocean View is one of the most delighteat | Mutter, ete, for all countries tor whieh They are |, For De TJ. TADTY, Mar ed eatery inal TH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, | ¥ ad MAILS FOR So! WEST INDIES, on the Atlantic coast. ie The bathing 1s per- without danger. UNDERTAKERS ‘An ideal piace for Indies and children. Music SENS 4 eng ee ‘or Lexington and Staunton, 12:00 noo! or ater beet = ; LEN, by the Portsmouth Navy Yard Band. EOE Ay ate a eceteseadetil |. Rae Wluehrsstecrari ceayate ine: Michigan ave ntic City, N. J. For terms, booklets and further particulars, ad- | 8-5 3 vB € ust ke di- | For New Orleans, Mempuls, Birt: Rates, $8 te vated. aceon for other tl ANTIAGO DE CURA must be di Ne Rerrea ee = - Speare, booklet. "J. D iny25-104t my27-3m.12__-E. R. THORNTON. Proprictor. ee 8) St Se OE tor ORE atts ping Cars through. Undertaker & Embal = Caris: ke | ‘OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. . for CENTRAL AMERICA (except ndertaker mbaimer, arisorooxe inn, nates reduce rey SHERWOOD sto TA ICA) and Bl PActNG row Ay ey ey a Nite € N. J. ates reduced to suit the times $2 per day; s.s. Advance, from > ork, via jon. *, on ovean front. All mod- | per week. Healthiest spot tn America. Fishing, TEMALA must be directed “Por ul Everything strictly first-class and on the most rea- elevator, 8, electric bells; | Boating, Bathing. GEO. BOOKEK, Owner & Prop. P.M. for SANTIAGO DE BA, Vv sonable ms. Telephone cail 340. jal-tr rs fro Atlantic City. | jyi3-tm* ZUELA and COLOMBIA, (per gx." Habana, from eaneeaiae — = ————_—_— ew York. Letters must be dirested “Per Ha- = 5 a NJ: SPRINGS AND BATHS, a ee z STEAM CARPET CLEANING = = = —— —~ | THURSDAY A.M. for BERM ra oes 2 — fare ee Sones MOREE ISENOW | acres: rom New Sor, hate: BAM | eS AMMONIATED STEAM (CARPET CLEANING fe -, and SA f cleat pea jer, Mat- The baths of these celebrated springs are noted | ber Santiago, ‘from New. York. «bat 9:20 | 4325 P. to order. Address office, 1720 Pa. foe er TONS ieee eg emer tous | AM. for PORT ANTONIO, Jamaica, per steamer | 3h "Thone 804. Works, 1065-67 28th st. Moth Dies is ue climace is delight- | from Waltimore. (At 10:05 PM. for NEW- | "430. 2008 3 roofing free. M. NEWMYER. Mgr. apl6-tf pork ete | at ‘sh mountain air. FOUNDLAND, per 8.2, from Philadelphia. oe ogi annewaiaoIee Te: = —— Je sanare fro pot and beach; us . = Pe Tconals Boyd ani y ; aa e lights and elevate F509 ta $14.00 per ea Ja oe rou OAL 10388 5:90, 7:08 pain; Sundays, 9:00 ATTORNEYS. v."Va._| GREYTOWN per wae Adiromiacg, from New Yorks Se sae CAMPRELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAV aares eared Lette! COSTA RICA must be direct 250} 3200, 4:00, 4 Webster Law building, 505 Pst. u.w., Washin: HOTEL DENNIS, Kees S ir Fees te mi Sutda; ton, 1 Restdence, No. 3 Mount Vernon Plats, ITE 2 > K-ENOM SPRINGS, VA, | Sttronad.- at 10:85 PAL for CAM oe He Go Mestdeners' No. 3 Mow tats ATLANTIC CIPY, N. J. AiG By foils 4 3 cntar AS, TABASCO, TUXPA iB ington Jubetiok:and way polnts,, 19:00 5 - oth now. Re 250 roow ‘The popular mountain resort. Ip, 12 noon to | CUBA, per ss. Yucatan, from a.m. 5 pm. Expecss' trains stopping at prin- = = my13-78t J 1H. BORTON. | 6:30 p.m. Cool and dry. Miueral springs, Baths, | must ‘be directed “Per Yu Cipal staitont ouly. pre 530% : ‘ : z 2 P.M. for BRAZIL and LA For Bay. igre’ week days, 9:15 a.m. and 4:28 i. First-class table. All kinds of diversions. pone, biel ete Soe per ss. Capua, from New York, pap. Sundays, 9:35 a.m., 1:30 and 3:15 p.m, ee ee and Santos. "Letters must be directed Frm Day Ridge, week days, 6:15 u.m., 6:50 and 23-08 Add: A. S. PRATT, Proprietor. € nA. 8:15 p.m. “Sund: ‘$:00 and 5:15 p.m. - —_ Bs = = TCRDAY (MAE 6:25 AA. for BARBADOS | *or'Cape Mus. 10 aan 1 win an t conven- i ‘ORTH Z rom New York, per ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NE Yr NI AC 7 ulthiest lov Doubling Gap Cametense, via Fura and Manaos. Letters PHILADELPHIA ANACOSTIA. service x spe- WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, NEWVILLE, PA. for other pqrts of BRAZIL must be directed ‘Per All trains illuminated with pintsch light. i dav. » $18 per week. the largest and m0 Cametense.” _ For Philate ew York, Boston and the East, | Rev ge Bowman, who went to Derweod, fs 1 and to familtes, mountain (Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND, via New York, 05, 8:00 (10:00 a.m ‘omery county, Md., to dedicate a Maptist m G. W. KENDRICK. 1,509 feet; us by rall to Halifax and thence by steamer, close at % Dining € SR = i = nae = a cinal waters and baths; resident jan; pine | thts office dally at 11:35 A.M. ae 4 el, has returned . INTAINE, groves; ood biescle roads; boating; athletic | (ayMails for MIQUELON, by rall to Boston and . Dining Miss Lottie Murphy of Brookland, D. C., fs the S .. 14 the year. Spe: Sports: ae dairy heesianle ae telegraph by steamer, close at this office daily at ning G guest of Miss € Barse of Anacostii s oar and post office at hotel. Reasonable rates. PM. ut; Sle ig Sprains ee Sees = for ihustrated clrcnine. (Malls for CUBA (except those for SANTIAGO g ee : : & Apap aE = GEORGE ALBERT FREYER, DE CUBA, which are forwarded via York) iting Miss Gertie in Centreville, Md. She ee 50th Season, (jyZt-lm*) Owner and Manager. | close at this office daily at 3:00 P.M. for forward- will return about August 15 and spend the re Hotel Traymore. : > SP x Ing. bs steamers sailing) Mondays and. Thursdays der of the summer at Colonial Beach, ‘am Port Ts a. 1 1 : nesota avenue enter- Appointments and servic from Port Tat Pe var cinue Gall aceite Aniie Brailes of Minnesota avenue enter: addressed for by steamer, close at this from hotels and a mumber of friends with a donxes ace on orders Lett at y evening, After refreshments w Beach. for cirenta COPELAND, THE RERKSUMRE INN. V Ocean End, | been refitted. will f JUNE 1, 18¢ Props. i. 7 One block Mrs MILTON HUNT. DACAVEERE LAFAYETTE, ASBURY PARK, N. J. pd for illustrated pam rape a WIGHT The Victoria, this PROPH DITINTS( x RUNS W fick, Die UL PRY PAL THE SENIMOE One an Mocks frou For particulars Jel0-m, ws, COR. SEVE One block from t ‘Terms @easons ble. L. ATKINS & SONS New Alder received fhe prize t Were Miss Lottie Murpliy Burse, Miss Aunle ler, Leo Gertman, Orrie ‘Tr Mails for HAWAII, , from San Francisco, close here daily up to July 29 at 6:30 Gyls) |. Manager. AIL and per 8.8. here ‘daily after P.M.(D). ‘Mails for CHINA and JAP. neisco, clos? here d: SOUTHERN RAILWAY, PIEDMONT AIR LINE. Schedule in cffect June 14, 1896. All trains arrive aud leave at Pennsylvania pas- r station. Blue Ridge Mountains. DRY ATMOSPHERE. 1,500 FEET ELEVATION. Elevator and all modern improvements. OPEN JUNE 2% TO OCTO3ER 1. + Address W. M. REAME. Manager, Buena Vista Springs P. O., Western Md. R.R., . per as. Helgic, ly up to Angust secretary, Briscoe” Bui i 1, nass: ; at Lynchburg with the 3 and with the Chesapeake if. “HINA and JAPAN, per s.8. Victoria, . close here daily up to August 9 at my2-3in Washington county, AUSTRALIA (oxeent those for West | the Natural Bride ‘ =a hich are forwarded via Et BW |. ilc15 A DM WASHINGTON, aNps, | MAIL. ¢ es Se here | and) Washinj HYATTSVILLE, uquier i bere | piry with, ¥ Ses phur Springs. 28, per ship Gall- | Springs, N.C. nd at Charlot 1so Tullman An important mecting of Montgomery Count Grovge, which includes the subordinate granges lee. here daily up to uy York to New t HOTEL IN FE Orleans, r comery, connec Atlanta with Pull. a MAILS are forwarded to the Bion tpoulen-ycunuec Ang gat St. {of this county, will be held a tsville tomor- ; eliedalel Gt iass Slecper for Birmingham, Memphis and St. sous 5 resumption of thelr uninterrupted | Lauls. Bg engi ister aon: 4:01 P.M.—Tocal for Front Royal, Riverton and| Rey. Mr. Burr of Rock Creek Church conducted F 5 z Strasburg. daily, except Sunda Epis ervices vt Grange as Hidine Soe ee retiptoa llc loeesia aloe ere eamiey cay. Seas iiy:“Laeal for Charlottesville. eve cote eee ea eee Gra nee sat Caullum, past s Z rt anal closes at uae ATASHTAGTON'ASD Sour [Seung ae ee PORES ail closes & a 7 ‘omnposed of de jon, the onths-old FOREST at e pres incaiey LED LIMITED, composed of r farton, the nth child of 1 the B. and 0. Mt 100 PAL Pnes &Sate, | Pullman epers. ‘Dining Cars and Day | Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Harl Muirkirk, recently ten miles from and wostameten | Coaches, Putt epers’ New York to ate died at the residence of hi vashingten: this popular resort The 1 for invalids and con- circular sent on r : _G@. HH. Wwriew BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL, Bedford, Pa. ville and Hot via Ch Avannah and ¥ and phis, via Birming York to New Orleans, via Atlanta and Mont gomers. Vestibuled Day: Coach Washington to At- New York to members of Lodge, No. Janta. Southern Railway Diping Car Greensboro to Montgomery. TRAINS ON W, American Line. SHINGTON AND OHIO DIVIS- risbad of America. Now open ‘h - x York-Southampton (London-Paris) = ¥ a 3 Fast Grand : with its spelage of curatin Ninserew U.S. Mall Steumshipe. TON Jeave Washington 9:01 a.m, daily, 1:00 p.m. | Kista yuh th-giv 3 Sailing every Wednesday. and 4:45 p.m. dally. except Sunday, andl 6:25 p.m: | Hunter, We SPECT Parts. Aug 5, 10 am/St. Louis. Sept 2, 10am. y be sa aA far | ditctor Send for hookle St. Louis..Aug 12, 10 am|St. Paul.. Sept 9, 10 am | cept Sunday, hare, ahd 6:2) pm. dally for. | Giitons = oeeie | ; 10 am New York: -m. 200 p.m, daily, and pam. dally ex- IN THE MOUNTAINS. Ree” Bee Raped), 10am | ent from Ronnd Hill. _7:06 a.m. daily, ex- — = CN Sat... Aug 29, 10 am! St. Louis. .Sept 23,10 am | cept Sunday, from Herndon. 8:34 a.m. daily,’ ex- AURORA HOUSE. Red Star Line. sti NEW YORK TO ANTWERP. a August 5, the south arrive at Wash- m. and 9:40 p.m. daily. 00 a.m. daily, except Sun- ly from Charlottesville. ed on the Hern- ween Farmweil and Herndon clubs, BEACH HAVEN, mgileside, Open until Ov 1. ents since last year. Send for d book, my 15-110t ROET. B. ENG Prop. CAPE MAY, N. J. Stockton Hotel. CAPE MAY, NEW J EY. Open from June 6 to Septem elegant and spaciou wast; d requisite for and co: pluublag gu rated orchestra of ¢ Send. for illustrated booklet. — HORACE M. CAKE, Propr., und the Normandie, Washingtou, D.C. Je16-52t i 2 MAY, Brexton Villa, = Qit Quay Reantiful verandas. Sun parlors with ocean view. B jazzas. Special rate for spring. J.A.MYERS. mn THE ELBERON, OPPOSITE CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY, Large plazzas Same management. Ssi-im J. R. WHSON, Prop. THE CARLTON, DIRECTLY ON REACH, 6: high bluff; cleir qoean slew: orchesten: telegraph use; 800; $3 to $12 weekly. Seat =e = L. MADDOX. THE ALDINE, COR. COLUMBIA AVE. AND DE catur st., Cape May. Greatly enlarged and re- wnfshed; cuisine excellent. ficcm exceneh THEO. MUELLER. Now open. Cheer HOTEL DEVON— %9n open. Chee Hotel_near beach and railroad stations. Cool _Yerandas_ KING & MARCY. je6-3m THE COLONIAL, S88 NAY, ¥. 3- All_modern conveniences. New house. Shady W. H. & C. 8 CHURCH. jel-2m OCEAN GROVE, N. J. HOTEL SPRAY VIEW, OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Directiy on the ocean front; porches on ‘ocean view from all rooms: electric lights ard bells; send for beoklet. JOSEPH W! plazzas. verio 1s. noon: resulting in a score of 17 to 3 im favor of -he wns; low rates. No fogs. ‘August 12, noon eping Car reservation and informa- Booklets at, Stay olice, Tiring heavy ‘August 19; noon At offices, 511 and. 1300 Penusylvania | Cr Bar Rats esa aa a aka . H. SHAFFER, Pop. : August 26, noon | avent at Pennsylvania railroad passenger | Mrs. Robert Newman, formerly residing Aurora, W.Va. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY. a saan distonce southwest from this village, died at Plers 14 and 15, North River. W. HH. GREEN, General Supt. Fairfax last ‘k. Mr. Newman, who Is in feeble The G ad ys Inn, GEO. we - Mosay ener ae yy. f rame Leen health, has been spending some time in Maryland -6m ya E i “$3 hese ie ah fenced some benefit from the chan; VEST cLirfow Force, mh21-6m 921 Penn. ave. a LS. BROWN, Gen, Azent Pass. Dept. and has expertens porta At from the chanze r Dc iT / 7: 7 er of Pleasant, Valley one of the news male ne Cases pee ve POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. MNirs. Marla. Curtis of Tichmond fs visiting her : ayenuaspen CHESAPEARE AND OHIO RAILWAY. THRovcH THES /grXxDEST SCENERY IN ece, Mrs. BE. J. Gresham. SiMrs. Harriet Read of Camden, N. J., and Miss Williams of Washington are visiting’ with the cob Starr. Furnished wita every xeellent service, Phd fishing. modern beautiful scenery, convent- ‘good STEAMERS WA} EFIELD AND T, V. ARROWSMITH AMERICA. AEL -WRAINS VESTIBULED, | family yf Mr. Jacob Starr tia ts spending a om, W, ©. P. NAIR, Manager. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. ELECTRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED. ALL ee Pe ISenIe: GHEAEALGE: SaGoD Weonliaelt STEAMER WAKEFIELD LEAVES WASHING- TON, D.C., Mondays and Saturdays, 7 a.m., for intermediate lsndings to Colonial Beach, Bushwood, ts of Mrs. North. Pitter, W. T. Schooley occupied the M. FE, polptt unday in the absence of the pastor, Rey. Mr. GhEEN'S MOUNTAIN MOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. Va., now open. Located ‘on Fruit Hill Farm, MEALS SERVED: LN’ DINING CARS. sTA- Blue Ridge mountain, 20 minutes’ drive from de- TION SIXTH AND B’STREETS. pot. Kates, $5, $6 and $7 per week, $1 and $1.50 | Rock Point, Colton’s and Nominl creek; returning, rw Stallings. Cae erent oes |e eine Toes Ser aay At ee SP a caus Gunton jan md for chrealar, G- W. GREEN, Prop. | ste landings to, Colonial Beach, Bustiwoal, Hock | clai Solid train. for" Cinclnmatl. Tullman, sleeper FALLS CHU 8 Point, Colton's, Stone's, Howard's and Cohum's, | to Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, Indianapolis eee WHITE COTTAGE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA. mint creck; returning, arrives at Washington | and St. Louis withéat change. Connects at Cov- ‘At the meeting of Pioncer Ledge, No. 1, of Good high and airy; pure water and good table; is | about 11 p.m. Thursday ington, Va., for Hot: Spflugs. Parlor cars Cincin- eld last night the following were ; "I ‘TV. ARROWSMITH, Mondays and | nati to Chicago, ti Templars hel Germs. Wate He BELLS Breprietom ipeaseiaee | WORE ADE B pun. for Coloma Berar teneaes | ge Pr DAILY=E. p. V. Limlted—Solla train elected as officers for the ensuing term, com- - = - Abell’s, Leonardtows, Nomint creck, Piney Point, | for Cincinnat!. Pullizan’ sleepers to Cineinnatl, | mencing August 1, viz.: Wililam A. Ball, chief MCROWELL HOUSE BEAUTIFUL FOR SITUA- | Se'° George's Island, ‘Smith creek, Coan and Yeo: | Lexington and Loulatille without. change. Pull aie Ma, Nek Sayles, Sis teapa; tion; offers an attractive summer home; shade. | Cominco rivers; retarning, arrives at Washington | man sleeper to Vihginig Hot Springs, without | templar; 3 ¢ Wy. Hawdlait: Aailal soc: Boren tai mcclient table; clean, airy rooms, with | Cory Wednesday and Friday mornings. change, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Daily | Ball, secretary; Geo. W. Hawxhurst, fin Tponntalg and river views. Address B. E. Me- | ““Satorauys, 6 pem., for Riverside, Colonial Beach, | connection. for. thd” Springs. Observation eas, retary; Migs Emma Garner, treasurer; Johnnle DOWELL, Harper's Ferry, W. Va.__my23-3m_ | coiton's, Piney Point, St, George's Island, Smith's Slecners Cinelnnati te Chacago and St. Louls. q| McKillen, marshal; Mrs, M. M. Erwin, organist; e 7: us P reek, in and Yeocomico rivers; returning, ar- Fe -M., CEPT GSUN ore: ichmonc Saas = 7Me, opens dune Ii with greatiy’ Pameeen tacit | Siter'at Wastington Sondaye avout 10 poms for Old Point’ and Nerfolit. Only rail line. Miss Nellie Hawzhurst, assistant organist. Mr. E. ities. Strangers are requested to give references. | See schecule (in effect Juno 27, 1896). 2:20 P.M. DAILY—For Gordonsville, Charlottes. | M. Ball and Miss Nellie Hawxhurst were elected For inforwation address Miss Mf. J. BOKER, | _jy7-tt . W. RIDLEY, General Manager. pile, Staunton and for Richmond, daily, except | delegates to the state Grand Lodge, which meets Clerk. ‘my6-3m* weirs Ne September 1. Mr. W. E. Parker WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO. oservatl Ke In Dariville on Sep’ & THE LOCKWCOD, HARPER'S FERRY, w. va, | 72 gustan SCHEDULE, ontcen, O13. und 1421 Petnstivania Rrenner SiG | was recommended. to the Gyand Lodge for appoint- Will open Its 20th season MAY 20. Rooms largé | gteamer Potomac will leave 7th st. wharf every | st nw. aud at the gore, ment as lodge deputy for the ensuing year. Mrs, gud alry: plent S064 ule Arst-ciase; rates, | SUNDAY, at 4 p.m, for Baltimore. and | River H.W. FULLER, 3; Hi, ,catretson and Miss Corrie FF. Cooksey, were cw irs. 2 fletress. +! v4 TURDAY, ol alternate delegates to U 5 fay! 5m : eeibuoes fir Lower ver Landis, ‘and MON: eis = RSs Peart ous Mand Nowilag “and Mise alice sine Sisttat : ‘CREST. ALL NIES—LOCH | DAYS, at's p.m., for Baltimore and River ‘ton, Va. urday, : OLN HEIGHTS. HOLEL | ay a te Inge. alt river freight must be repaid. Rates given | COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS | trom tere, a distance of thirty-two miles. modations 1.nsi |. Seud foc circulars. MT. | on Baltimore freight. SON & BRO., Mr. i 'T. Newman and Mr. HR. M. LaVie, who LAKE PARK, Md., or 1433 K st. n.w. myiSm* | Agents, 910 Telephone 745. fy7-tt MMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY Pup. | have, been tisiting Mr. 0. Newman and family, MOUNTAIN HOUSE COTTAGEOPEN For FE | Bind, RANDALL, PorOMAG, Riven qane—| fie et eee re Key, Inher, Koon has been appointed by | the ception c¢: a cot! rel steame larry leaves: iver lew rt rf *. 3 ; inty court as ian of P. oon, and quall- genes address & UGHLEIN, Deer Park, | Tth street, Sunday, ‘Tucsday and ‘Thursday att | Always in office, ofce hours, myil-tt "| ged before. Judge Chichester Monday.” id. S-im "| em, ‘tpg at all wharves ag far down ab Mad- CHARLES 8. BUNDY, Mr. J. O. Williams of Goochland county, Va., is MOUNTAIN E dor creek, Va., including Chapel Point and Colosial COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, vistting the family of Mr. J. W. Brown. Mountain 3 ou Sommit Aleghantes. | Beach, ret on Mi rs about 9 p.m.; Wed- Of all the States and Territories, Mr. M. E. Church was -Mcnday inted ad- Opens June 15. ‘and mesdays and Fric about Hd p.m. jer ac. 817 4% st. n.w. (new Equity building). ministrator of the estate of Mrs. E. M. Koon by mist? : eT tarry, tlops | frst-clnss. ight recelved until! 4e17-tt Judge Chichester of the Alexandria county court. f galling. Gelephono 17 Mrs. W. 8. Chase of. Eckington, D. C., has been HILLTOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, . & tep's 60., 8. RANDALL, | JOHN E. Bi JOHN E, MITCHELL, | visiting hor sister, Mrs, J. 2 Birch, ids popular ts open; fest-clase sy ALexandriay ‘and x. | Commissiouers of Deeds for every state and terri-| Mr. Geo. F.-Rollins bas returned from a visit to beds; ting, =f . 0. Gen. sy Notary Public, United States Commissioner, | relatives in New York. point; telegraph tm beuse, 00 Washington, D. 0, Office, 1821 F st. (Grat floor), ‘The funeral of Miss Emogene Booth, who died in {rains were interred in Oakwood cemetery near Mr. Roscoe Hawxhurst of Fairfax Court House ts visiting his tiotber, G. W. Hawxhurst, and the family of Mr. V, E. Kerr... nie ,town school, board ‘ins ‘sent oct circalare, se ie taxpayers their consent to an addi- Honal school tax of fifteen conte on the one aun. dred dollars for the purpose of making needed re- one gee ‘gratify ae peutic apictt on ing in, ai wo ver y! bile it on the part of the citizens, SN?M8 bubite a ~—s BROOKLAND. Rev. D. Hyvernat h: en 12th street, and wi Ist of August. Col. and Mrs, Juan Lewis will leave for the sen- shore and mountains August 1, to spend the sum- mer. They will spend the winter in Florida. Miss Fannie Boyle of Washington is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Page. Miss Jean Dalgleish is visiting her grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Small, Mr. HR. McF. Woodward has returned from a short stay at Colton’s Point, Md. rented Col. Lewis’ house take possession of it the Mrs. Harry Barton will son leave for a visit to friends in Buffalo and other points in New York Blate. Miss Genevieve Spencer ts visiting friends and relatives in Madison, Wis. While there she will attend the summer school of the Catholic church, Mr. and Mra. ‘T. G. Cazmick and the Carmick will leave Saturday for Old Orchard Beach, Me., for a lengthy stay. On their return trip they Will stop at Neviport, Saratoga, New York and other points, Mr. Norval Burr has returned from a short va- “Mine Sue D 5 ue Dugger will leave svon for a stay at Old Orchard Beach, “Me. . Mr. Herry Stall’ has recovered from his recent attack of malarial fever. Mr. W. P. Armstrong has returned home after a brief stay at Atlantic City. Heprescutative Amos Cummings was the recent guest of Capt. Joseph Baumer, —— GAITHERSBURG. Mr. Charles Seall is prostrate? with brain fever. The lawn party of the Episcopalian ladies and thelr friends on the green at the Fairview School was so successful that $76 were seallzed for the benefit of Ascension Church. The committee in charge of the excursion of the Epworth M. E. Sunday school has been compelled to powtpone it until Tuesday, August 11, owing to delay tn making necessary arrangements with the rallroads. Tuvitations are out for a dancing piente by the of the Volunteer Fire Cagspany, ou Wed- August 6. It will be given io aul is under the speckal direction . Dorsey Sruudie, D. W. Buker, Lloyd Dorsey el G. Wartield and VP. Seith Lansd: cing from 2:30 during the efternoun and ev Laytonsville, 5 i. Hiasiup, state principa ke hdto take r rally is to Leld” shortly for the organization of a local Nattan Cooke and fami Jwike and Mrx. Robert i. the Wesley Grove camp ue Moore will join them later i — TAKOMA PARK. A tourniment took place on grounds near the | aturday afterncon under | wings Hotel ent of Mr. president of and proved to be one of by the hotel, ret, Takoina Graeves and Lizear were the Ji Ware acted as chief marshal, as assistant. ‘The eight geutle the At the how rel the coroait e with deseript ts of Folte xing * oration mids of honor, where they expect to Wer Depart Mr. A: ud has retarned from Balti- more, wi pded the Republican Learue as & delegate from te Republican ¢ Ht Miss Gallaher of New York Is visith sister, Mrs. L. P Shoemak near Silver Spriag. sec des WASHINGTON GROVE. Mr. Perey M. Huzhes and for an exterded stay at Oc Presiding Elder Luther B. Wilson and fam‘ly are occu their cottage on the etree. Misses Bessie and re ertrnde ¥ the guests of Miss Eunice Welch, T. C. Dulin of Washington is the guest of TH. Stinemetz. 8 Florence Gore is visiting Altschu, of Washing- q Mrs. Louis P. they d thereon would be Focia tion. at bis residence The ¢ was. brillia terns, and at ¥ 0 a tare u tion was a ks. A musi Cisplay of Mr. de ¥ Works, in wh Mr. Gunston of Daly's Upera ‘Troupe, Mrs. Mason | Clark, Mrs. Coryell, Mr. Bole Clark and Miss | You Entress took part. after the Program refreshments _w on th f m Tal iviuies, a straw ride received the and oma Springs Hot having been Blickwoe Jenivieve Coryell, jr. + daughter of Capt. L. LL, has been visic family have moved in ibe y evening in honor of her guests, ence Baxter of Indianapolis, Ind., and ‘adie Taylor of Washington. Considerable Interest is being manifested in the lawn party to be held Friday evening, bereft of the Armenians, at the home of Mrs. Hert, and an excellent program is being prepared Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hurdle were bercfi their only chil ning fast vious by the in the hands o} which were h i, Rev. James T. Ma was taken to Malpine for The body allie ‘Umstead, the eight-vei Mrs.William Umstead, had ber Surday the br mock in which she was swingin and little sister Willie. Mrs. Umstead h buck quite badly burt, while Willic was uni An Sntercsting meeting was held night at St. Pani’s: Methodist F in cennection with the Epworth Le: pouncement that there would be a plutform : ing, with fine musical talent and speakers from ths’ city, brought out a large audies After the with ber moth usual opening exercises, conducted by the pastor, Rev. R. M. Moore, there was a solo by Mixs Ida. O'Neil of THamlie ‘Church, “My Redes Lives, The, subject for the evening was “The Prodigal Sou,"" and the first speaker was Mr. H. corresponding, eecretary of the Cenference District League, who took up the “Home Leaving of the Prodigal,” and spoke of the typical eastern home—the houie of the was probably a motherless home, as the mot! 1s not named im the record, and this may in a Measure account for the waywardness of the son, He thought he must go Into a far country to set up for himself. The best place for most young men to start “in life is at home am fricnds and acquaintances, especially when thi are without well-grounded Christian character, which is the best preparation a young man can lave for his Mfe work. ‘The next speaker was Mr. Fred. E. Tasker, president of, the District Ey tople was “The Prodigal Living in noted the differenees between living In sin participant tn it and living tm the midst of sin, mt not in any way partaking of its spirit, or be- Te by It. e last speaker was Mr. E. W. Williams, re- cording secretary of the league, who took for his subject ‘The Home Coming.” ’ He spoke of the humility of the prodigal, desiring only a place anong ‘the servants of his old home—of the great love of the father and the very kind reception he gare to bis penitent boy. ‘The exe were then closed with another solo by Miss O'Nell, “Prodigal Child, Come Home.” Home."" ‘orth Lea, Whose He as a BALDNESS IS OFTEN PRECEDED OR ACCOM- Papled by, grayness of the hair. | To prevent both dness and grayness, use Hall's Hair Renewer, an honest remedy. wa, | Serald : | Leuls and left there two weeks ago 8 IN THE POLICE COURT Very Hot for Prisoners Who Wer The Innocent Who Suffered From the Weather—Boy W! Wanted to Enter the Navy. It was very hot in the Police Court, an4 the even two dozen prisoners who were be- hind the bars sweltered and perspired, and some of them even looked forward with Dieasure to the opportunity of spending a couple of weeks at the jail or workhouse, where cool breezes blow from across the Anacostia. One of the first to plead not guilty was a colored boy by the name of Kdwand Whittier, who was charged with destroying private property. A druggist who heeps a store at 14th street and Rhode Island avenue testifiel that some days ago Whittier came to his place and asked for @ sheet of paper, an envelope and a 2-ccnt stamp. The paper and stamp were placed in an envelope. Later in the day the boy came back and insisted that he didn’t get his stamp ané wanted his morey back. Whittler became abusive and was finally ejected. A muuute later a big hole was kicked in a canvas sign which stood in front of the door and set forth the list of sirups that could be had with soda water inside. Whittier gave his side of the affair, to the effect that he accidentally pushed the sign over when he started to run. Judge Miller fined him $10. Nellie Carter and Susie Reynolds, two tough-looking colored girls, were charged With parading the streets at night under suspicious circumstances. They were given three months in the workhouse in default of bonds. “George Wright,” called Clerk Harper. An elderly white man, much the worse for wear, and showing the effects of a triple-plate jag, stepped to the rail. “Why, your name is Branch P. Wright,” said Mr. Harper, who has a good memory for names and faces. “That's right, sir.” “Why did you give the name of George if it really is Branch?” asked Judge Mer. ell, really, your honor, I don’t recotlect just what name I did give. Wright testified that he was from Falls Church, ‘and in view of the fact that he had kept sober for three months, he thought he should be trea with consi@- ation, Judge Miller thought otherwise, and sent him down in default of bonds. James Fitzgerald, though but sixteen years of age, has all the bearing of a pro- |fersional tramp. Hi. as arrested last jMsht in a vacant stable on 15th street | northeast. Where are you from, boy?” asked the Be “Richmond.’ How long have you lived there?” Two years.” What street did you live on? nC street between Ist and The judge told him that there were no such streets in Richmond. ‘Then Fite- admitted that he was from St He said that he was an orphan and had come to Washingten for the purpose of entering | the na . You are a genuine tramp; there's ibt about that, but I xet into the navy it I don't ike to send a boy the workhou: You step d I'l get Mr. Pugh to communicate w! the Navy Department and see if there's any way of getting you into the service.” Other Cases. When George Williams, a young colored man, stepped to the bar of justice he was about the worst-locking specimen of a hor- rible example thet has been scen in the Police Court since—well, since George was last ‘n court, a couple of months ago. He was on the verge of a ¢elirium, and was trembling end shaking from head to foot According to the police, he has been drunk for an even month. He looked it. th you?” as “What's the matter judge. up there that’s cutt with one trembling ing to the ceiling, Then he shu crouched down ! in abject fear. Judge Miller sent the miserable wretch to the workhouse for sixty days, but di- mee as to = ar-old caught in the ealing ead from a groce box t morn- s also a charge of disorderly against him, and Judge Miller fined him $10 in each case. Ananias Harris was the colored man who was charge of disorderty cum aga ‘There w uduct name of a young rraiened on the There was ing and fight- story of his Tso much ‘al namesake t days in the work- ing . career, but in the telling he shor told t | resemblance to his bibl | he was fined $10 or thi house | Mary Anne Johnson | running a speak-easy j was at charged with 1 Covington street. Two colored men testified to buy ing beer at Mary Anne’s house, and the { policeman said that when he arrested her he found ferty-two s of beer on the prem Judge Miller fined her $300 or | four months in the workhouse. ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS. u Local Notes r Twelve prisoners fille mayor's court this moral) eral Interest From er. the dock in the nd their cases were ¢ sed of as f Kel and J an, Louis ‘ Liz . colored, arrested by Officer Atkin rged facing the pr erty of Michael OD smissed for want of evide Wiliem Breen, arrested ny wed with assault on Lorrew Davi sherwood, ng froit, is & Broth sted by ¢ cer Sherwo: duct, dismi Officer Will rderl arre nh dran derly ar Houg in de which he went to jail for venty William Douglas, © d, ar- rested by Officer Howson, i i disorderly conduct, fir je, colored, arrested by of, charged 2ult on ant, colored fined colo arrested by with vulgar and abusive ed for want of evidence; color arres charged with « ckburn, Om erguson, ly conduct at station house, fined $2.5; thes De sted by Officer Sherwood, charged assault on kis wife, fined $2. Corporation Court. In the corporation court 3 J. K. M. Norton presidi business was transacted. E. B. Clift qualified as executor of James B. Clift, who was ntly killed by being run over in the Wilkes street tunnel in this city. Pictorial League agt. Tacket and Mar- shell; appeal from a magistrate's decision y und verdict for defendant. Eveline English agt. Susan B. Penn; con- terday, Judge the following ian Fogg; jur: and verdict for defen: it. J Notes. Misses Maybell and Jennie Ewing left yesterday for Harrisonburg, Va., to spend a month with friends, Police Officers Ticer and Bettis reported for duty this morning from their week's vecaticn, and Officers Wilkinson and Ar- rington went off. Mrs. Susan Duty of Chicago is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Downey. Mrs. C. F. Lee left today for Capon Springs to spend the month of August. ‘The board of directors of the Union Mis- sion held a regular meeting in the M. P. Church last night. No business of im- portance was transacted. The work of laying a switch through Mr. Frank Hume's place in the county to the grand stand at the St. Aeaph race track has been commenced.