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Evening star., 1885-06-06
Affair. +. West washin~tou.

A FALLING WALL.-The east side Of the
storehouse used by the New York steamship
company, on Water street, caved in yesterday
about II O'Clock: No damage was done to the
goods stored. There are u number OF ware
nousss in this place that appear as though they
would tumble at any moment.
CoNVALESCIyG.-The many friends of Mr.
Charles Il. Fiekling will be glad to know that
he l. daily sEQWing stronger.
The Foul WATER.-A number of families in
this place. in order to kill the tishy taste OF the
Potomac water, boil It, Farmers who come to
town say that in passing the reservoirs the odor
which arisef from the water is very offensive.
SoTks:-The steam packet H. G. Wagner car
ried to the Great Falls this morning an excur-
sion from Concordia Sunday school, The
dead animal wagon should visit this section
with more regularity.
G.AIS RECEieTs.-Canal boat Seneca arrived
with LOO bu.Aels of corn and 300 bushels of
wheat; caaal Boat Loudon arrived with $500
bushels Of corn, for Hartley Bros.
TE4PEhArUkEANDC CONDITION OF WATER AT
z A.N.-Great Balls, temperature, II; cond ton,
3; receiving reservoir, temperature, 76; as'2di.
ton at north connection 5; south connection,
80; distributing reservoir, perature, "a; con-
dttion at innuent gate house. 36; ettiuent gate
house, Sc. Low tide in the river to-day at 700
pm. High tide at 1900 p. IN.
Evening star., 1885-06-06
Alexandria Affairs,
for TIE EVENING STAR.

TONIC SPRINGS AND WELLS-The iron.water
with the tonic properties OF which most of our
old eitiEeas ate familiar finds vent in this
nei5hbohood in lew natural springs, but has
heretofore been once only reached by well. The
spa pump near Cats hotel, west end has had
some local fame; and was, until lately, the only
Instance OF chaly beate well here. A short
time since, however. the iron stream was tapped
;.t ths wSil at the new brick works on Hunting
creek. The c!ialybe&te water hereabOutS is sup
posed to coEle from the bed OF dark earth i'm
Rsegnated with oxide Of iron which lies below
the bed Of pOtterS clay that Is found within 25
fSet of the surface in all parts of Alexandria
The surplus wafer veins lie still deeper. One Of
them sends water to the surface at the sulphur
spring, near the site OF the old powder house, q
location torueriy much visited. An intermiug-
lng OF waters below some times gives sulphur
iron springs. one of which was formerly in tiow
alongside he canal basis, but Is now dried up.
Ti:lAL.-Fhe lrc wardens are engaged in i'll
feStisatsny charges OF intemperance brought
Hydraulion ste.in engine. HE testimony on on
Tue suaJsct wiz be concluded and decision
To BE CUr 0yg.-The Cameron water supply
Will be cut on here tomorrow from am. to
p. p., In order to make new connections with
u principal water main.
THK COsr OF THE POLICE.-Some question as
70 tue comparative cost of the old aud Of the
new police systems here having risen, it may
night watch system cost s6,117.iS, and in
1864, $s,2i6. 10, whils the cost of the new
police Ls.t year was only Ss,925. At first the
1919 the cost was cut down TO S11, 1858, aud
1t na. since. as already stated, been reduced to
.eSs than $4,000 per anpum. The first police
ioTGe, established In 1905, consisted of one con-
stable and six watchmen, at Il cost Of 81 600,
and it Was provided for by tax ON merchants,
all dwelling houses. - =
NVEEs;-The Teachers institute met at Pea
Dody nail this morning, and after Information
schools at Fredericksburg and Stanton, the
"Teaching OF History was discussed.-The
end OF Columbus street extended, have begun
operationS.-The st. Johns cadets will break
camp Tonight and reach home tomorrow
Europe TO an attentive congregation ut the
3apti.t church last ght.-The six Alexan.
drians, VINO have been to Richmond on the
Cluverius jury are home asain.-A considera-
BILE number Of AleNandriahs have made invest
ments In Washington real estate. Mr.. F. j.
Davidson bias bought the houses and lots on u
near 12th street, at $4,000. ,-,@
Evening star., 1885-06-06

ROBERT A. BOYD GiVKS $500 BAIL FOR HIS APP
PEAKAIC6.
In the p Clice Court this morning Robert A.
Boyd, living at The cornsr Of Sd and streets
northwest. was charged with forging the name
OF David Webster to an alleged assignment of
She right, title and interest ia a moth externi-
nItor- The case WAS continued, and Boyd was
released Oh $500 bail The following is q copy
OF the body o. the warrant:
THAT Robert A. Boyd did feloniously forge
and counterfeit. and utter, publish and put of
q. true Il Certain written paper writing purport-
Interest In u certain article ior the extermina-
ti.n Of moths, made and signed by the said
Knowing the sid paftr-writing to be forged
and coVa s1e..s9. with the inteRt to cheat and
defraud t.ie said y y.,ec; and TO the prejudice
OF he ri. .tt OF said Wsb.ter."
The witnesses pained on the warrant are as
lollows: David Webster, samuel Strong, Chas
W. smith, James Maine ard 4. COlston
Evening star., 1885-06-06
Amuaememfa.

ALBAU0H's OPERA HoUsE.-Next week Au-
eer's melodious opera Of "Fra Diavolon will be
sung by the company, headed by JEANNE Win
will essay the title role, with Louise Searle as
Zeolind: Rose Leighton as Lady Ahcash; Vim
cent Hogan as the Lord, and Walter Hampshire
as Loronzo. The Repro and Giacomo OF Walter
Allen and Joseph Fay are said to be very laugh
able performances.
garden next week another bill made UP of at
traetive burlesque and variety features will be
presented for the delectation of the numerous
patrons of the house.
DINE MUsEUM-The last performance of the
season will be given at the Dime Museum this
evening. The monkey circus is well worth
seeing.
Evening star., 1885-06-06
Cur1curA.
DIsF1GURING HUMoRs, ITCHING ToRrUREs
AND LoATHSOME SORES

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well known in this part of the country it will
benefit you. and the remedies will cure all who use
them. CHAS h WHITE
Maysvile, KY.
BLOTCHEs CURED.
used your CUTIcURA REMEDIES for Blotches, and
am completely cured. to my pressible ioy CUrI-
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Champion Comique Roller Skater
Youngstown, Ohio.
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Having used your CUTIcuRA REMEDIES for eighteen
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Send for 'How to Cure Skin Diseases"
Evening star., 1885-06-06

MOrell, 734 9Th st. NV. keeps best stock Of
showcases at lowest manufacturers prices. Call.
Gents, Boys and Youths Shoes I'm
Great Variety.
Mems Laced Shoes, from 81 cts. up.
Mems Buttoned Shoes, from 81 % up.
Mems Congress Caters, from 9S cts. up.
Mems Scotch Edge Lace Shoes, S1.47.
Mems Seamless Congress Caters, $1.96.
Mems Town Talk Congress Caters, S2.47.
Mems Hand-sewed Shoes In all styles and at
equally low figures.
Mems Strap-tie Low Shoes, from S1.37 up.
Mems Cloth-top Low Shoes, from S1.73 up.
Mems Prince Albert Low Shoes, S224.
Gents Dongola Low Shoes tor tender feet, 90.
Boys Laced Shoes, from 70 cts up.
Boys Buttoned Shoes, from 80 cts. up.
Boys Fine Shoes at low figures.
Boys Pumps from 70 cts: up.
Boys Buttoned Pumps, from % cts. up.
Boys Cloth-top Buttoned Pumps, S1.4S.
Bicycle, Lawn Tennis and Base Ball Shoes in
black, navy blue, brown and yellow canvas.
4. STRASBURGER,
No. 9O6 7th street, four doors above I.
Evening star., 1885-06-06
CITY AND DISTRICT.
COnsycused Locals,


street lamps Will be lighted at 7:45 pm, and
extinsuished at 2:4O AIN.
y number OF colored boys were playing base
Dali yesterday afternoon ON street, near Della
ware avenue southwest, when some one nred y
pistol the tall IRON the weapon entering the
thigh of VIM. Taylor iunicting a painrul
wound. He was conveyed 10 his home PIG
Virginia avenue, and attended by Or. Crusor
j. B.wimsr. 1424 New York avenue, has sew
ersli sIilall amounts To lend on rVal estate,
The w. & q. X. Il. Go. have purchased another
6-ton Howe scale 10 be used at their stables ON
The Carroll Institute have tickets out for
their excursion 10 be given on the 18th.
The Clan Ma Gael VIII tomorrow decorate the
graves VI EiSb patriots, Irish soldiers who fell
In the late War. and others, in Mount Oliyet
cemetery and the old Presbyterian cemetery OF
GeorgetoTn. Addresses will be delivered by
Francis McNsrhany and others.
a meeting OF the 6,v OF the Court of Claims
Z, os asia IN the courtroom On Monday as
IL O'Clock 10 take action expressive OF the
sense of the bar on the retirement of Assistant
Attorney General SiInons.
The Warrington boat club has received new
set OF sweeps ifon Donahoc aud the new four.
cared shell Will be shipped to-day
Gun club Wasner and MeLsod Scored PlIa, eae se
Mills 10, Bailey g. Corson Wilson and Hosford
each and Adams 2.
Tie dnal celebration of the Norwood institute
will take place at Marini's hall June 18th, at
O'Clock.
A certificate of Incorporation OF the German
Pleasure club for mutual improvement, and the
with George Gotihartt, John Beha. f. VI. Kah,
lert Chr. Bucksler. FIR. Schmid, and George j.
0ockeler. as managers. has been filed.
sinclair Buriey, who was for many years a
well-knOwn coiored politician here, died last
night at his home on T. street, near 10th, OF u
droisieal affection. He had been an Invalid for
many months, having retired from his business
q o restaurant keeper about two years ago.
He was about so years OF age. The funeral will
take place Monday afternoon.
Rev. e. u. Trusdeil. OF Chicago, will preach at
The metropolitan NJ. L. church tomorrow morn
Ing.
ar. W. ID. Hughes will lecture on ''The Trea-
sono IDhdelity," at Masonic Temple tomorrow
evening. and will reply to Ingersoll.
During The storm YESTERDAY between and
9eiock hail, the size of a hen egg, fell freely at
Lewinsvilie, Va.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

julius LANSBCRGH, 315 eth street, will
have his SemI-yearly .ale on Monday. June Sth.
Striw Iaattin.S, H.. 10. is cents: furniture
linens. 20 To rs CENT. smyrna rHys, $500. re-
dueed from y. 30; Noquette rugs reduced TO
S2.9S: English Croasley's rugs 81, S1.51 .i.S5.
Also, 900 entirely new cUfurings fn arabssque
dado Holland shades, comi'Iel<, with All The
fixtures so cents f'.' '
Evening star., 1885-06-06
CITY ITEMS.

French Percale Shirts. Three collars
and one pair of cuffs with each shirt. Price,
S1.50. Francs, corner 7th and ID, the only
strictly one price Hat and Gents furnishing
store in this CITY,
Evening star., 1885-06-06

$500 WILL Buy u solid A.h Chamber Suite,
worth $50 Walnut hair cloth P,.rlvr Suites,
pieces. $50: wo-th SI5. Walnut ul2rll.-top
Tables, $500. Walnut narb.etop S,del.. .a.j:,
S1e. Reed Rocker. 80. " ain at ChiEuuists,
Sl4. Walnut CSGsk kads- full size, SO. Lounges,
81. Large Walnut = aTdrObe., s39. Wrl IA,
Dunns furniture warehouse. 511 ..th ST. NJ II
Evening star., 1885-06-06

New Nickel Watch. Splendid timekeeper,
81. Frank, ,jeweler and optician, No. 457 Pal
Evening star., 1885-06-06

PERSONS 6esirOus of purchasin. lots at the
beautiful ;cnd rapidly growing village of Hya.ts-
Vile will bear IL. III Id ;htt either OF the under
signed viii take tGcIn uut Sec of charge The
$50 or ll0 I. LII good trains 10 take. rstuPn-
lnz ie:lEe Hr.stsSv!l!e at 500 aud sis q clock
THIS gives s.Llpi- time on tie premises for ia
spectioD- Thee lots are beautiful. cheap, and
sUld ON easy terms Go out and learn what is
going Oh around you. ....st--- q.
Coinmutat or rates about sc. ride on the
B. and y. X. Il. = 80 SgiG@f'
GEO. i. JoUSsoN. 71iS VI tskss9 lyiP1e4
L. D. WINE 1850 Peunsy IV;.uIa ava
Evening star., 1885-06-06

At Kaufman's
CoMBINATIoN,
Commencing Friday, and continue until June
7th.
French Challes, short ends, 121hc.
Yard-wide MOhair LuSter, short ends, 12l1c.
Drap De Alma, double width. new shades, short
ends, 1Sc.
Al-wool Canvas Cloth, the novelty, short ends.
Csc; double width, new shades.
800 new Satines, exquisite patterns, short ends,
Sheppard Plaids Zephyr Cloth, short ends, lie.
Velvet Effect Tapestries, short ends, 25c.; an
tique styles, for covering.
Pride Of the West Bleached Cotton short ends,
S1ao
I lot Black Jerseys all sizes, Acc.
lot Coaching Parasols, Tic.
lot White and Check Mattings, 11c
lot Fancy Mattings, 121ac.
Ladies Lisle Hose, full fashion feet, 15c.
Children's Gauze Vests, 1Oc.
Spanish Lace Fichus, 25c.
4 Linen Hemstitch Hdkfs., fancy border, 25c.
Fine Toilet Soap, per cake, Sc.
Mems Fancy Rubber Suspenders 12c
For other Novelties and prices read the Post
and Republican.
1911 and 1243 I tn street L.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

new GooDs-New parasols, Sl.23, $3.50,
12c.. 15c., 1sc., zoe. Lawns. sc. fndfs linen.
9c Zoe, l2e,, l5e. Children'x Euuttsh hnz.- no.
se,iin-, loc. towson's, CSC Pcnnsylvania ave-,
Evening star., 1885-06-06
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. D. c. June D, 1893. IL a. IN. 4
For the middle Atlantic states, fatr weatbsr !
WI. Oecoming variable and dnaily sitting t.
soUthea tsriy, stationary followed by -rLing
baron. eter.
i or -. d ~. fair. slightly warmer weather Is
indicate for this districts bordering on the At
lantic IN ludius the District of CoiuIub bia.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

ALOHA
The new perfume-.ee beautiful story book 1t
drng stores free. ki,-tmaHs Aloha Perfume
Evening star., 1885-06-06

Coon WooD-sEAT CHAIR 25c. Fine Straw
Mattings at20c. per Yard. W. =. Moses q Son,
corner IL tn and + streets
Evening star., 1885-06-06

WE SELL all the best patterns of wire window
screens and doors. W. Z. Moses j. Son, on cor
ner of l. th and <ts NV
Evening star., 1885-06-06

Try REIsINGEEs ICE CGEAM. 81. so per gall
Ion, 15 cents half gallon. Reduced rates 10 the
trade. 2:}o 6 81. NV Orders can be lett at
stand No. $40 9th-street wing Center Market
GLASSES fixed while waiting HempIer, near An.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

JCsTHs OLD STAND. 619 d st. N. w. BUYS
Gents Second-lla3d Clothing. Note by mail
promptly attended to.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

WHIsKIEs---For medicinal purposes call and
try some of my special brands, such ~ the b.
II. Moore 1867. ChiSkencock Io6S, Guecken-
heiner 1874 etc, at Chr Handlers, Sl1 7th
Evening star., 1885-06-06

GAS STOVES at Shedd's, -.- '-- =
Hos 9th street. -
Evening star., 1885-06-06

LIGHTNING Rops and all kinds Of electrical
work. J. u. kuehling
Evening star., 1885-06-06

LAWN SPRINKLERS at Shedd's,
4CS 9th street.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

THE EQUITABLE C. B. Assoc1ArIoS.-The
11,fluttaoie association held its 6Sth meeting at
S,arias SSrials ; haai "Wednesday, Thomas Somegyflie,
sanees wore made 10 Share holders amounting
70 $4,000, at an average premium Of SIS pcx
Seu'; Inc secretary reported that SOC shares
.lo eeen t2Ken in the 9th issue, making TO-
"a o, 1, 10 shares, and 215 more tnAA he Me-
NSupsr Issue. G4T Z L9EttGSR
Evening star., 1885-06-06
SUMNER RESORTS.

CowFIL HOUSE OCEAN GROVE n J.-HAv-
Y = ug been remodeicd. this house y most a
desirable; sriesan water; hot and cold baths y:My
mod IN i'm pro vementS location unsurpassed 4.k4
one bl ck from surf bathing Mrs. Capt CIV f-I.l.
Mrs :, MORSE l'rop n. a. y. Box 2OSS Terms nom
- To Sl2 per week. )s$-e0dse
Evening star., 1885-06-06

FCsSELL'S Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
oftown; 1927 New York avenue
Evening star., 1885-06-06

NEW STORE, new stock hats and gents fur
nishing goods. Laws c Burch, 143 1th st. H. W.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

GENUINE pANFogrH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at W. :. jerks * Cos, IL 9Th street
Evening star., 1885-06-06
A REMARKABLY OFFEE,,-

For the summer months we have decided to
make six elegant cabiHets for 81 Come and
see the charlnin. styles. K. Waizls Imperial
studio. S19 Market Space.
Also, at Az PENNSYLVANIA ave. and 2O5 W.
Baltimore ST., Baltimore
Evening star., 1885-06-06

The New York Trunk HOuSe
sells trunks which will out wit any baggage
smasher in the land, and so per cent can be
saved by purchasing of them. 924 7th st. n. W.,
near K. eo3
Evening star., 1885-06-06

GARDEN VASES at Shedd's.
4U9 9th street
Evening star., 1885-06-06

OUR improved vapor stove will cook for a
large family. A Ebsriy & Sons, 11s 7th St. NV
Evening star., 1885-06-06

Tan. Snnburn. Pimples, Blackheads and Oily Skin,
use the CUTICURA SOAP ie3
Evening star., 1885-06-06

SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS oG vapor stoves
shown at ". :. Jenks x Cos, IL 9TH street
Evening star., 1885-06-06

SPEAKING TUBEs.-Iron safes repaired J. H.
kuehIing.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

Cold Milwaukee Beer in English stone
mugs. Johnson's, 44O 9th street. 2
Was Cured Of Kidney Complaint by the
use of DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
H. w. Olmstead, Proof Reader, indianapolis
Times, eo
Evening star., 1885-06-06

TRAvELxRs To ErEoPE.-Those who intend
on Edward =. Dreop. at 92S Pennaylvania
avenue date W. g. Metzerott . Coz, who Is the
who can furnish any desired Information.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

LIGHTNING RoDs.-J. Il. Kuehlins, 419 18th
Street northwest.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

S3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye w hisky. best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGees, 9th, near d st. s&w-3m
Reed tk Carnrick's Sodium HypOclOr
lite. Recommended by the Public Health Asso-
citation as superior and least expensive of all
dis1nfectants and germicides. Cholera, Diph-
iberia, tevers, Malaria, etc., prevented by its
m,w,s-45 Reed e. Carnrick, 1872 Fulton st., NY.
Every Delicacy
At Johnsons Restaurant 44O and 442 9th st.,
one door from E. Go there and convince your
self that you can get all the delicacies of the
season, and served in every available style,
Choice Oysters received daily for half shell,
nevertheless the hot weather. Meals, Lunch,
Fresh Fish, &C., &C., &C. Ladies Saloon first
floor. No climbing up stairs. Polite attention. 3
J. f. Young is selling at reduced prices. He
still gives 81 patrons Il red ticket-25 good Tor
an Oil painting. Go to 736 7th street. 8
Evening star., 1885-06-06
A CARD
A CARD.
$4,000 NEW ORLEANS Nav 21 1855

$4,000. New ORLEANS, May 81, 1885.
The undersigned eerti6eS that lie held tor co..
lection for account of $. L. Spencer. Greens
bulg, n.y. through National Bank VI lebanon.
KY, one-fi Tin ticket No. 1.25S, IN the L puisl-
ANA State Lottery, which drew the First "a yital
Prize of SereHty-dcs Thousand LioiiaJs On Tues
day, May %, 1855, and that the amount was
promptly paid. by cseck on the New Orleans
National Bank, on presentation OF the ticket ut
the office OF the company. Z. L. LHOSTE,
EXCHANGE and Discount Clerk Louisiana Ma
tionai Bank. New Orleans, La-NtiV orleans
Times Democrat Iay 23.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

HIS 4EJERIES Proved TO BE FATAL
Charles s Vile, whe, while engaged in work
at the Champiafn avenue shut of the water
descending cage, which broke his spine, died at
Providence hospital yesterday. He had no
friends acre and Was buried at the expense Of
Evening star., 1885-06-06

The following explains Itself:
GRnESsBUsG, May 10, 1888
DEAR SIR-Proyidsnes ordained that should
have one-ffth OF the capital prize in the Louis
lana State Lottery for the month OF Nay and
No 2I l5S, with II. l. Kirk, baaSsc at LS-
banoI. Ky, for collection. 10 not look upon
this sudden change in my dnanciai affairs y.
mere turn Of the wheel Of fOFtuns. ! believe as
firmly as live thai il was direct answer to
nav prayers. | made wha, We Catholics call q
"noveni," and did not doubt but that IL would
come. have long prayed to our Lord ~ give
me money enough 10 make home In some To-
calty where couid practice ray proAe.sion (the
law and be near priest and j church.
have never bad the means at my disposal, for
have had to struggle with ga adyerse fortune
all my lie. but never ior nlomeat did doubt
that my prayers fo- this favor would be
answered. have been married fo- year. The
day / expressed the money TO yOa for my
tickets April III was the auniyeiaary o. my
wedding day 1 married u most eslinabo,
amiable young lady from Canada at Lebanon,
KY, on April Ii, 1854 ana OF April II, 1855,
expressed to you the mOuey ior my tickets
from the same place IN which was married. |
told you above that l desired " 70 where l
could practice my profession and begin lie COM
fortably and easily. now have IL iu my power.
thanks be to God. TO do so. and viii buy mr q
home at Lo; Angeles, Cal. rent me a law Office,
buy me Il good library, ana Work with Us much
energy as heretofore.
/ ann thirty-dve years OF age. and have always
been poor. Now, by TIE goodness OF God, Am
able to crafty my anu ,itiOu and d. some thing,
too. for eharitF. That ;he LSuisiana state Lot
terry is honest and conducted by honorable
high-minded uen 1 have uaver doubted. am
So grateful Tor ii ali that hardly know what to
say would love very much to meet you, and
hope some day To- have that pleasure.
Wishing you every success, am your sincere
friend, sam. F. SPENCEB.
To NJ. n. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

ak tAhK MF.F,,, horEL..t In pas. years the Park
summer resort Tor Neutrality-suspicious.. The hotel
Is now oEeo for the reception OF summer guests
Evening star., 1885-06-06
Prayer Answered.

THE REsCLTs WHICH RkwARDED THE FAITH
OF kESTGCkY MAN.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

FINE PHoros, Kets Kemethy's, 1os Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

FROZEN CUsrAsD. Gautier'.. 7ss 10th st. w.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

MOUNT PLEASAST.-Attsnd the sale Of fne
ocilGia. lots Oh Monday, At Go'clock p.m sitp-
ated Oh School street, lear Park street. It Is
seldom that lots in this vicinity are sold at auc-
tion.
Evening star., 1885-06-06

ROCK ESoS SPRINGS ANDNINhEAL BATHS
Great North Mountain near Winchester. 4
Va Opens Tuesday June l6 1876. Rouna VEY&Y
trip tickets by HsS OR h. from Washington. 30
$3.50. Good for the season
Terms: sS2 to Soo per month Of four weeks.
cordlng to rooms time of stay. etc. Special for
families for the Circulars giving all inforna
tion M the Office of A 3 PRATT Suns Managers
4ol oIh st N. ".
From Hon. A. VI. Garland Attorney General o. g.:
had most delightful STAY at Rock Enon
and hated really 10 leave. When ! went there I
not well at all nut the Of the and exercise
In the mountains restored me almost entfey. Indeed
beyond anything ever used. IL is simply Won
derfi1 in its action on the liver and kidneys. I
know of no place better suited families, and 90
glad mine is there. .
From Maj. w. Gwynn. Washington. u. C:
. The handsome service of YOUR bountihll
table forms marked contrast TO that which charAo
ieri2eS summer resorts ia general.
From Il. L. heyser, esq. Washington, ID. C.:
cant nruthfully say that have never passed de-
liehtful a summer. Ny family, after swerliv-
lour hours absence from your springs, honesick
for Rock Enon. mss-2m
Evening star., 1885-06-06

Palas Royal Gloves in TANS only, and in the fol-
lowing sizes: 64s, and 74 we reduce from Sl5O
q
Evening star., 1885-06-06

MARRIAGE Licenses. - Marriage licenses
pave bsen issued by the clerk OF the court to
Robert Hunter and Alice Fine Fontaine Maury
and Elizabeth Virginia Blackjack.