Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-08

Secretary Chambers wife and her sister, Mrs.
kinsley, are busily packing, preparatory to leav-
Ing the city for the season They did not see
visitors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Secretary New,
wife has again left the city. She came here In
tending to spend only few days on account Of
her daughters health.--The wife and daughter
OF Senator Miller, OF California, will spend the
summer In Europe, and return here In the fall
Count and countess Lewenhaupt win, as usual,
spend the summer among the Berkshire HIS
Mrs. Walter p. Phillips leaves town to-day for a
20 to county, Whe mel Mr. f PS M
and bis family purpose summering
THE BALTIMORE AND PoToNAc RAnRoAp.-At the
annual meeting OF the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad company, held in Baltimore yesterday,
B: Roberts, A. J: Cassatt, George Small, William T.
Walters, b. F. Newcomer, E. j. Henkle and Sam1
Cox, 1r.; president, Oden Bowie; vice president,
A }. CasSatt; treasurer, John s. Lelb; secretary
and auditor, John Grove. President Bowie's an
nual report shows that the gross earnings from all
on the washington line "a: deduct loss se on
the POpe's Creek line, $19.49535. Total net earn
1ngs, sI25, So The increased number of passen-
gers carried was as follows:-Through the tunnel,
Jog, Alb; Washington line, 1aO.S05; Pope's. Greek
line 3,G37. Tonnage increase, 101 ,030 or 37a per
cent. The large Increase of expenses is mainly
attributed to the extension OF a second track, to
the erection OF a car shed and improvements at
the passenger station in Washington, and to neces
Sary expenses at Calverton stock yards. The eX-
tension Of the second track is favorably pro-
crossing. The double track is now in use from
baltimore southwark to Patapsco river, and from
" Washington nOrthward to Wilson's, total dis
lance OF eighteen miles, or tmree-sevenths OF the
whole distance between Baltimore and Washing
ton.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Frank
Luckett and Henrietta Halliday, both OF Hllstlale;
Samuel Davis and Ella Marshall, John F. Oster-
man and Annie Daley.
THE HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL AssocIAT1oN-At
the annual meeting OF the National Ho neoplthic
Hospital Association held at the Congregational
church last evening, Hon. Montgomery Blair, pres
ident, delivered an interesting annual address,
and trustees for the ensuing year were elected as
follows: Montgomery Blair, George E. Baker,
ten, Henry NJ. Baker, G. p Culver, MIS-. G. H.
Wilcox, VIM. s. RoOSe, Henry ID. Cooke, E. w.
Whitaker Mrs. E. Frances p. Pitts, John S. Poler.
HANDSOME FURNITuRE.-There will be on ex-
hibition at Dowling's auction rooms, Tomorrow,
superb parlOr suite. which will be sold Saturday,
at his regular SALE See advertisement.
1000 STYLES OF BEAUTIFUL LAWNS,
11s 65Ps fH9TNRs KbYN HFTS nzwS ReIKA
200 STYLES OF NEW LINEN LAWNS.
ALL STYLES, at cents.
COMMENCEMENT. GOODS,
COMMENCEMENT GOODS!
100 PIECES OF INDIA LINENS,
At 1211c, 15c.. Zoe. and 25c.
INs fEks1aN Lawns s" FkEN Gah 6Ra aHs
DIES, ETC., etc.
ALL-WOOL LACE BUNTING, IS cents
WAMSUTTA COTTON, cents
EkM fesk THE HIS GGf ccTTos eeSt Cents
BEST LONSDALE CAMBRIC, 10 cents
BEST MADRAS GINGHAM 10 cents and 12b cents
GRENADINES. LACE BUNTING, BLACK CASH
CLOTH For 'G bSYs SPRING SUITS. 25c. &c., SIC.
PARASOLS 81. 25 81. so, g, 81. so.
PARASOLS Satin, Gilt Ribs Spanish Lace, and Lined,
81 and IS.
TOWSON'S,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
je2 SOUTH SIDE.