Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF IHE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. DC. August 5, 1852, $50 q. ~.
For the middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy
weather. local rains in the southern portions
northeast to southeast winds, stationary or slight
rise In temperature, slight changes In barometer.
Special Weather bulletin.
SUNDAY TO BE A FAIR DAY.
-. Inc CHIEF signal officer e the army furnishes
the following special bulleHn tn the press: The
barometer has risen in the districts east OF the
Mississippi IL Is highest on the south Atlantic
coast ana lowest in Nevada. Local rains continue
in the gulf states, AMI thence nOrthwar1 to the
lake region and Minnesota. Fair weather con-
tinues in New England and the extreme north
west. The temperature has remained nearly sta
tionary I'm al! districts with north to east winds
southern states and New England. The fol-
lowing special temperatures were reported at {
a M this morning: ElstpoIt. 650; Montreal. 79o;
Quebec, 69o: Mt Washington, $50; Cleveland, 10;
A ALP ca Duluth 20; st Paul, GO: Denver,
report more than one inch or rainfall during the
past "a hours:-Galveston. Leg; Sandusky. 81;
Pensacola, 2s2. Tho Indications are that gen.
orally fair weather Will prevail in the districts on
the Atlantic coast during sunday.
A TRIP TO THE MOUSTaISs.-There Will be an
other excursion u Deer Park and Oakland on Sat
urday next, ording those whOhave not yet visited
these delightful places an opportunity to spend
Sunday at the finest resorts the continent.
Deer PARK and Oakland, situated as they III
the heart or the mountains del ghtful at this
season. While our citizens have been complaining
about the heat. with the thermometer high In the
nlllellH5, tHOSc Suin!nefing at tleSt resorts are
happy with "Old Prob IN the seventies The
scenery en- route to ID eer Park and Oakland on the
Baltimore AMI Ohio railroad is magnificent and
wen worth the trip, while OF that in the immedi-
ate neiShborhOod words cannot we'll express the
grandeur The hotel appointments are frst-c!asS,
name IS n guarantee for the enjoyment OF his
guests The rate for the excursion is - so incud-
Ing one days board ut either hotel Those taking
adyantlge OF this opportunity have the privilege
OF leaving at 2:35 a. m and 10 40 a. H. and 1910 D.
m Returning, tickets Will be good ali trains
Monday.
In Few WEEKS we open our enlarged store.
and boys low shoes at and below cost; ladies' New
port and button, 35c.: extra fine Kid button boots
SIS; nice button boots, 81; ehilds heeled low
shoes, 10 and Soc. infants ties low button, 20
and 25c. Hahns, sic 9TH, and 1922 PennSy lyania
avenue.
SOME OF our first ladies are admirable managers
They know that during the coming season they
VIII need many reception dresses, and, therefore,
toward the end OF the summer season they look
about and select few of the prettiest dresses on
them up with ribbons. ada q few punches of flow
ers, and at some grand crush hear whispers about
that lovely dress; it must be Just from Paris"
Taylor Hufty are just now Offering these re-
markable opportunities, and many ladies are TAX
Ing advantage of them
KExErHY's Photo-gallery is now opened Fine
cabinets, So a dozen. To every dozen enc copy In
nne water coIors IS added free. Please to cali at
O09 Pennsylvania avenue.
For MONDAY ONLY the following great bargains
Will be offered at Richold'S Boston Shoe House,
491 Pennsylvania avenue: Gents calf low OXfords,
only S. gents calf low button ties broken sizes,
only So; ladies' Kid button bOx-toe, worked button
holes, only 81
HowsON's delicious ice cream, s1.25 gal Of
tins, Csc.
MARINE GLASSES and thermometers, Hempler's
lb3 Pa. ave.
TRALLEs has opened photograph gallery, 800 9th
otreet, between Pennsylvania avenue and ID ST
1UsSELL's Ice CREAM.