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TIIE EVENING STAR.
Till HSDiV Alieiltl 3, ISVJ.
LOCAL MENTION.
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llic M rniticr. (
rrrrrr ok tub chief signai. Office*, 1
'TAfmxoTON. L>.C.. August 3, 1S82. i.m. i"
"For tiie middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy |
leather, light l >r-d rain-, nr rthe i^t to southeast
vnnd;. l?>w?-r barometer in the southern portion
and slightch iiu' -s !n temperature.
Serial Wradior Itnlletln*
KOKK RAIN TO-MGIIT AND CLOtTDY WEATHER TO .
MORROW.
Tlr ci !rf signal cflleer or th<? army furnish
the foil. ,ng special bulletin to the press: The
arc.i of low birorot. r continues ccntral In the
lower Ohio vadey. The barometer Is highest on
tho nor^h P. ^in.-roisr and high north of Mlnnebo:
i. Cloudy we;,tiier in J lo ai rains are reported
from the lake region. the middle and southern
Kates ami the O't* > v ?llev. Fair weather continues
In New En.d:u.d. the Missouri valley and
Mlniu'ftota with northerly to west rly winds.
Northeast to scathe,-' wlnis are reported from
the lake r> g!on, th" mi 1 11 > states and OhP> valley
vrith no change In temperature s utherly to westerly
wind- c< Ltinue In t ie south Atlantic and gulf
Ptst^s, with lower temperature In th? west uulf
states. Th" to! In win.' special temperatures were
reported at 7 a. in. this morning: K >.stp >rt, 67-;
3IontreaL T6-: tjuebec,^ -; Mt. Washington, 54-;
Cleveland, : Alnena. ?v: ; Dulurh, 62?; St. Paul,
fit ; I?-nv. r, *7 ; s in Tt indsoo, 5>~. The followIn.:
stations report more than o i Inch or rainfall
daring the p;. t tweaty-foar hoars: Shreveport,
I.li; Sindusy, i>6: Gr.r.d Haven, MX; Milwaukee,
i ts; o-lar kevs, it,.; Br-ifcw;<t"r. 2.28.
Local rains are lndlcat- 1 fur the s mtiiern states 1
?'.d the southern portion of the middle states tonight.
folio.v-d by [ rtly clou ly Aveath r in th?
middle stat's on Friday. The temperature will
remain about s-tati'.n ;ry In the mid de Atlantic
ft"t'>s during Filday and fall slightly In New
Xogiand.
Dfek Pihk and ?)\ki \si>.?Th'' s^eon 1 excursion
of the Baltimore ;>ud ?>hlo to Invr Park and ;
Oakland will be g"-*n on Saturday n xt. The
trains will leave at i;:n and 10:10a.m. an ; 10:10 w
m., thus afT.tr Mug p- ng.-rs a choice of riding
by day over th pi, ture-oie Baltimore and Ohio {
or taking a sheper and arriving at Lk -r Park and
Oakland early Sunday morning. Returning, 11
tlrk. t.-i will b l-'m. l .,ii all trains M >nd iy. As this j
Is the height < i the sTasmat Hwt vriHoova I
resort-, all should av til ttieinselTeiof this oppcr
tunlty to enjoy a day on top of tie mountains,! ,
3.0 (1 f.-et ai-i v th > ?a. The rate of JK.50, lncl'id- {
Ing one d i.Vs board ;t either hot 1, is exceedingly
low. rht- seci!' ry en r ute alone will pay lor the
trip. - i
- I ,
Juniper Water on draiight at Sh if. r*.-, 1010 F sr. I
i
Nott. r.?Persons wishing to visit Kock Enon i
Spring-, Vsi., ar r- <pi -t_' 1 to secure rooms in ad- ;
ranee, by applying to the proprietor, at the i
Springs.
Now is Yot r Chaxck to get a finely executed (
llle-jjlze Crayon Bu-t Portrait for only 515. by I
>1. lUr.MOAKTKN, Artlit. ! f
Studio, liii Pennsylvania avenue, j ^
Sive Fvkstoht axo I)o;,i.ars.?Consult Ilempler, ! !
C'3 Pennsylvania avenue. i
If Yor Want geo l ice cream, go to Fu?s?irs. If ^
you don't want goo l, go where it Is cheaper.
Tns Busy Bee.?it is a pleas int study or nature 1
to st :nd by a b e-hiv.' on a summer day and watch
the Industrious little rre;.tures as they do their
best in the hom y budriess. Pleasant.study Is,how- ,
ev< r, suddenly eh in. e,i to howling d s;>air if a few !
beeshapf>en to take a notion to sting the student
of nature, some in?s stung Chief or Police If. A. : t
Drew, of Burlington, v. rm'at. His cheek swelled j (
to a prodigious ? /. . an I h?* suffered frightfully. r
Perry i> :\ls* Pain Kiiler afforded speedy relief. '
Tbe swelling went down In a few hours, and he !
was soon atle to b? on dutv. People who go near 1
bets ought to have "Pain Killer" always on hand. 1
Geokc.e Washington, colored, was sent to the a
work ii.-i:s for 90 days by Jodge Snell this niarn- l
Ing for tiding a suspicious character and stealing a t
fellow citizen's hat. c
Renovate the system by taking Hunt's Rem- |
edy. it purines tii?* bl'XM by assisting the kldnej'S i
to carry off turou^n the secretions all impurities. \
Tr u.i es ti :s op >ned a photograph gallery,3C9 9th 1
Btret-t, between Pennsylvania avenue and 1) st.
Oolo filled bracelets, with chains, $) pair, ^
FrtS^s. j
W" CITV AM) D1STKICT.
| S
AiniMciiipntM ToMii't'it.
Theater Comi^i e.?"The French spy.'' s
Abnf.k's ScaiiKst Garden.?Concert. ^
Driver's Summkr Garden.?Specialty Performnee.
The Wa-hiv.to\- Swimming Scnooi., New York
avenue, between 13t i ;?n l l ich stre,-ts.
( tiiticiisvd lau nU. {
Street lamps will be lighted at 7:50 p. m. and exttcguished
at 9:33 p. in. '
Tne infant son of i?a Frank T. Howe, of the
fcti .imi i:, i nb'i.-itu, died yesterday. The funeral j
Hid teke place th s evening. !
Mr. Charles Klotz, who was sunstruck last week,
has recovered.
Tlxe young .tirl menMoned in yesterday's Star,
as m.s-ing fn*:a a picnic slie attended, having ;
been f? u:t I. the young man, George AlcCulluni, ;
charte d w ith her ab lu* tIon. was released.
S tmu' l H. N?'.rman was fined <-ji, or :io d.iys, by
Judge Snell t- -day for carrying a pistol.
Some nev -t>jr."s were put in the Police Court
to-day, in pi ?ce of the o!d ones, for the accoaimo\
d.itlon of tti" l .wycrs and policemen.
The w.it h arr.l gold cii.tin advertised ns lost In
yesterday's Star was f< und and returned to The
Bt \ r ofii e.
llartmm Klugwas committed to J d! for sixty
d' y- In . . lull of | 33,1 1J2 Snell, today,
for keeping a disorderly house in East Washington.
iir. a. K. P..rri-has re-igoed h'.sposlt'on aspaylng
teli- r ; i L-vis Jonnson ?t C >.'s, to accept*a
t>:.uii. r position in the banking firm of B .tehian
tCft
^ v
Animrmcnts E*onrsian?*, Ac*
Tbeateh Caviors.?'"The Fr.-neh spy" is pro- j
flue d .;t the ' .u o i? by a fu'l company, who
give full force t ) t w thrilling sltuitions of the
ptay.
DaivKR3 Garden.?An entertaining specialty
j.r ;r_>r,nan-"e is giv* n at l>riv r's ? very evening.
As::?"h's g?rdfn.? An irivlt ng program
Of lastruuM-nt il and vocal music. Is offered at .Voter's
every evening.
A Match Trotting Hace. whi;!i orftrs'dsc-i fine I f
r;ci V*! 11 ??C. place at the National Fair Grounds 1
lO-'BlifrO* rilOM.t n' * i' r*.i\.
Tl!E WvSHiNGTON SWIMMiS". StTTOOL i? Open ^
mo; nir.g and evening for gentlemen, and froai 10 ,
a.m. to 12 m. for latliet. r
Ths VorxG Peopi.e's Aid Society, of Mt. Zion
31.K. church, have postpone I tiwir projected c\^
cursl? n to (?.iantleo until n?-xt Wednesday. -1
The Knights of St. Patrick li; ro postponed 11
their e:\cu:s on uatl! September 6. >
Thk coi:c?k.'.n Zovavfs have postponed their *
?Xcurs;o,i til! next Wed replay. s
The Yoino Catholu's" Fkiksd soc iety will give *
an ex -ur-io-i b> Lo v.-r Ceder Point next Monday < ^
on the steam.-r Jan^ M--s U y.
Bni.DiNG Associations.?At the thirty.fourth !
monthly m^etlngot the K jultabl" Building Association
i .-I evening. H. H. TwomWy, vtce^preddenc.
presid and John Joy Ed on secretary,
f 11.TOO v ere dispos-sl of at an average premium of j *:
eiper e n*. Making the monthly payments on '
ec* h $!.{>?? on r-turn of principal, *10.83; on pre- ! '
nJUUAOrird rest. 15.II Total. $15.*a9.
At the etlngof the Perpe tual Building Asso- 1
clati n. he'I I st evenln.', W. H. (."O-l^ !n the
chair, the s -cret t.-v s Id advances on a*?',, shares, l 1
amrHintl ig to being an average of $135 to | 1
a share. I 1
At the eipv.-r.'h r< gular monthly meeting of the !
T Won C -O V Pull ling Association, held l.<st 1
ni^-ht at Cf**:ao|'>ii'tan h .11. $3,700 Was advanced, J
1 uu **ero?* pfiiaimn of 6S jht cent. '
CHAN err* SEcrKE B,v.;AiN*.-Th* sal^ o* st a- !
ttoner,. ? . .ii< tj>- :.s, p?.-?Mr^ frames, f::n-y go->d?, \
& ., at \ . ".i ,'.i str?-??j cwnt)twe-t wl'Tbeconl
tinned t v, vnln- at 7: 0 und t. -morrow
njornln.'. at to o'clock. Dont fan ;aV'J spI
ChrertLscuie.t. i
Th>: Washington I.iuht Infantry Cohi*s, at its ' !
rt*o;! >r m tu.g i :<t evening, re err I fie subject S
of tiie |-r..p s -d trip to Cape M jy to the captains 1 1
or thi eompait'. -. with instructions to r"p?^rt next I
Mon I > ev.-ning. It is expecte.1 that the corps will
g > with r 11 r ?n"<s aeompmied by the Marine
band. The ,r s has l>s n tendered by tiie proprt
to-s or (" .'.gre-i- Hall the use of their grounds
t( r c m lag purp ^s.
Tur ni.-.v-T i vfjABttants.?At the Augu?t mwIr.fof
t:i I- -t 1; ru.lt mts* Associationla^teven- 1
Ing. Mr. -ffTii.ln Ti:oirtis presiding and Mr. J F 1
C?l! :i -::-g a- iry.the following vlcepresl ' I
1 h nt- w >r el- ct i to --rve the ensuing year: Ed- i
w trd sh . us E. a;. Mlddieton, Michael Nash. Wm.
II. H 11 J. A. M rtln. (; orge A. Mohrer, Wm.
H. Waier-, Andrew Ket iw-'!l. Samuel Bacon, J. N.
L v.-'joy, s. { :. i?- >-,^1 .nd Wm. H. Tennev. K -solut'ar.s
of r -p - t to the m'-raory of the late
T.c.;ii ??!. !> n ild v.er - p. s>?*d. Tiie society lias
be n p.-e- a'. 1 by the wife of th" late Mr. Tavl. e,
who was : i o a memb r, with a handsomely
fra;u" d photograph of her husband.
llrvKK Tr. vnv.?l" .rb .rmister Sutton reixirts arrivals
itti.e rlv r front as follows: S hr. W. F.
ParKer. I) !, e.s, &i<) tons lee; schr. Addle Duddington,\\.ds
i . < '.i tons coal, CI irk .v Given; s dir.
Curtis Goo.i-vln, Albee, 178 tons do., same* schr
Jrlbe2' 101 tons do- s- Kmery; schr.'
Geo. s. c. a. Tcv.ers, Mit in 11. iV) tons tio., same*
barg.; Thorn i-. btrider, p*j tons coal, Potomac
Ste.nd.o>t a :.;p. ny; barge Kauseu, McKnlght.
115 tons do., irdand company; schr. Ada Lee
Weston, s hr. Wi."o:nlco, Br e,vn, an l schr I'rl ih
Horner, Smtt h. all w;th cord Avood, 90 cords altogcther,
for II. L. Biscoe.
Roiinson's Sr is*.?This morning. In the Police
Court, a we'd-dre-s- d young m m named Allwrt V.
RolHiuoa was In the dock, charged with Indecent
exoosure. Alice Cunt, of No. loot F street, testllied
as to the grossly in iccent condu -t of Robin on,
and that she sent to the st .tton-liouse, and an
officer arrive i to put him under am->t. The prisoner
appeared to oe terribly mortified, and gave
is an excuse that he was under the influence of a
spasm. Judge snell tol l him to drink less whisky
and he would hav no spasms. II" was committed
lo the workhouse tor *} days, <u default of j.'O tine.
Tile Jarknon Grove Camp fleeting.
a temperance meeting in the woods?incidents
OF CAMP LIFE.
Special Corresponds ace ct The Evening Star.
Jackson gkove, Anne Arundel Co., Md.,\
August 31. )
Yesterday mornln? the experlencs meeting was
conducted by Rev. Mr. Treadway. At 10,v; o'clock
Rev. c. II. Littleton preached from Psalms exliv,
part 15th vers?: "Happy u that people whose God
Is the ixird.*' This was a remarkably fine effort,
and the closest attention was paid to It..
The rain continued during the day at Intervals,
and the temperance workers had enough cold
water. It, however, dl 1 not dampen their ardor,
and when the bell rung at 3 o'clock p.m. about
very person on the camp eround who could at"
tend was in or about the* tabernacle. Rev. KScott
N orris presided, and Rev. C. N. Roh'n*on
off red prayer. Miss Minnie Mosher recited
"The Mother's Prayer,'' "Two Glasses," and "How
Jamie eo:ue home/' and made a sh<>rt address.
Th? last recit it'.on was so pathetically rendere i
that many persons were i.ffeeted to tear?. Mr. H.
B. Moulton, or Wa-dilngtou, made an address, In
ivli'.ch he spoke of the increasing Interest in the
temperance work, predicted the triumph of the
?ause, and he ur^ed It a3 the duty of every Chris-,
ttan man to favor local option. Kev. c. K. Nelson
nade an address, quoting various texts as applicable
to the temperance work. Mr. C. 8. Mosher
recited "The Harvest of Hum," and made a short
idiress, giving some personal reminiscences of
:he author of that production, I)r. Clns. J.-wetf,
iiid al-o of Joan B. Gotten. Hon. Wni. Daniel,
'resident of ihe Maryland State Alliance, made
;he closing addres-,:n which he si?oke of the benefit
)t local option and toe growth of tiie cause, urging
hat to accomplish success the legislators should
>? reformed. It w.i, decided to have a grand temperance
rally on Sunday atteruoon next.
CAMP L1FZ
vas devol 1 of Incidents during the day, for, with
;he ex eption of attending the meetings, the tent?ra
kept within doors or within canvas. A South
Washington grocer was mistaken for a " D. D."
>f tii * M. K. church, much to his aiaus?ment. At
he bo irdir.g t nt one of t!ie cooks per.ormed the
~-k of picking the feathers off a chicken before
v nty-flve could b3 counted, tiie counter reacting
tut twenty-four. The champion chicken
jicker claims he can pick a dozen chickens in live
iii nut *s.
When M=*. Wlllen had made his rounds and
ghte?l Ills forty-s x gasolln i.unps the camp prevnt
! a aoinc-what novel appearance, many of the
>ecupants of the tents having also built log fires
n front or their canvas domiciles to dry the
ronts. These? however, w< ra not maintained
ng, for the choking smoke became a nuisance.
A YOCNG PEOPLE'S MEETING
vas held In a t nt at C'4' o'clock, i d by Rev. Mr.
<<n?. It was attended by a large number?the
row 1 exten ling outbid-.' the tent and being seated
iround it. At 8 o'clock Rev. Mr. Coulbourns
> reached from Isaiah XXXII., 1st and 2d verses, a
lne sermon. Prayer an 1 exhortation followed.
THtS morning,
ontrary to anticipation, the v.eathcr was elouJy
ind threatened rain, and some who expected
riends to arrive were disappointed. Those on the
ground were, generally, comfortable and determined
to weather out the meeting. Tiie eariy
rayer meeting was conducted by Rev. R. Scott
sorri-;. Tills afternoon there will be special young
leoplt's services. C.
Fighting Fire.
riews of cliifk ckonin as to the value or ikon
SlilTTEKS ON Bt'ILOINGS IN" CITIES.
The subject of iron shutters to prevent the spread
>f tires in cities was referred some time since by
he Commissioners to the fire board and by them j
o Chief Engineer Cronln for report. To-day the
:ommissiouers received through tiie Are board the
eportof the chief, stating that in his opinion
here is every reason why iron shutters, or, still
>etter, solid shutters made of wood and lined on
>oth sides with tin should be used on all buildings
here large quantities or Inflammable materials
ire k?'pt,.Mich buildings as stores, warehouses,
vorkshops, factories, ,tc., the object of such shuters
being to ( online a lire to the building where it
irlglnates. Sji h shutters are also of value In exhaling
a draft of air to the burning contents of a
>ud ling on which they are placed,"thus dimlnishng
the quantity of heat set free by the combuslon
from a lack of oxygen. A tire from which ataos.
h l ie dr Is completely shut out and tiie exlusion
maintained Is said to oe 'Smothered," reiniring
only a due continuance to be fully "extinguished."
The advant ?ge metallic shutters give i
0 liremen In point of time, that mod Important
actor In the management of a fire, is not to be e->
! mated ex-ept at a high value. In this city, with
ts wide streets and avenues, iron or metal-faced
iiutters should not be placed on the fronts
>f buildings, where they might obstructor Imiede
firemen at work; but in other situations,
ti ll fs narrow streets, ulleys, A. ., they are or
reat value. Tiie sooner property owners4a tills
ity supply themselves with these the sooner they
nil provide ag.dnst rbk oi loss.
meeting of the fire 30axd.
The fire commissioners met last night. The report
of Chief Cronln st ite 1 there had been fo:r ea
alarms sounded In July for fires, entailing a
l?ss of *4.412, on which there was $4,137 Insurance. !
'he chief engineer in his report calls attention to
he dangerous character of the roof of the new
milding now in course of erection on the corner of
tii And K streets northwest, saying: "la the \
vent of a tire coming to a head in that building, i
Wing to the height of the immense lumber yard i
diced on its top for a r-jof, it would make i
r extra hazardous to the surrounding property." i
riie superintendent of the tire alarm telegraph
eport. d that a new signal box No. 410, had been
rected at the corner o' 12th and Water streets
outhwest, and that box 31 had been removed
rom the old X ivy department building to the
Vlnder budding, a circular was read inviting
he chief engineer to attend the next annual ronention
of fire engineers at Cincinnati, O., Sep.
ember 12. The agent of the American Fire Shi -id
ornpany invited tiie members or the board to wities
in exhibition o' tii'dr asbestos curt tin on 17th
treet next Saturday evening. The invitation was
.ccepted. Applications for positions as privates
n the fire department were received from E. J.
Leefe and F. P. Wagner. They were filed.
Mr. Clearv's Fence.?In the cise of Mr. Cleiry,
rho was before tiie Police Court yesterday tor
a iking an excavation in the stret, for a fence,
1 itiiout a permit, l!cen.-e e'erk Blakein m testified
his morning that the defendant's annllcatlon for
i permi* w is before I.leut, H >xle, and" had not yet
teen a -tel upon. Tiiere was a question raised :<s j
o whether he was entitled to a iKimlt, and the
ourt further continued the case.
Goon Excc-e roa cauijy/ng a I'istoi-?Robert i
'ox, a young colored boy. Wis charged in the
^Ree Court t?xl:?y wltn carrying a pbtoL He
o"J Uie couTt lie h".:l just shot a spitz dog
h it bit at ldiu. The cvUTt tiicvht this was a
ufficlent ex use for h i\ ing a T"' i'd, it-i,
dm on Ids personal lxuids to not repeat the olense.
criakfie cp Ci.cbbing Against a Policeman.? i
^ young man named Wb. II. Stewart, of No. i.r;27
fh street, swore out a w.-.rrant at the Police Court, j
tsteiday afternoon, charging S.rgeant Charles H.
>aff 11, of the second precinct, with having asiaulted
him. He stateii that the oOicer arrested
ilm lr.^t Monday nig lit and clubbed him on the j
v iy to tiie station-house, and released him the I
ollowlng morning, preferring no charge against
dm. He showed the ch-rk his clothes, which were
rovcred wttli bl> d, which, he said, was the result
?f his daubing at the hands of the policeman.
A Charge of Crcelty to Animals Dismissed.
lohn Keefe, who l:ee]is a dairy farm In the county
u-t above B?>un lary street, was eh irged In the
Police Court this morning with cruelty to animals,
n failing to provide a cow with the necessary food
ind shelter, ami otherwise causing her to suffer.
\gent John H. King, or the Humane society, testlled
that last Monday he discovered one of Mr.
Keefe's cows lying in a deep ravine m is inches of
Aater, with one of her legs broken and a horn
>roken off. Mr. King described the animal as
>eing In a terribiy suffering condition, and that it
nd lain in tills condition for several days. Mr.
K'*efe said h- did t!ie best he could for the cow,
uid denied any charge of cruelty. The court said
:ho defendant evidently did net Intend to inflict
iny cruelty on the cow, an J he would dismiss the
:a.se.
Two Bills fok Divorce.?Dr. Wm. Boyd has
lied a bdl of divorce for Henrietta Miller from th;
bonds of matrimony with George W. Miller. She
dates she was married May 9th. 1858, by Rev. Mr.
Harroid, and she charges that Miller deceived "her
by giving a fictitious name; that he squandered
he* yrop ?rty; visited houses or Ill-fa me, and since
j he fail of 78 lie has deserted her, and is now
living in adultery with one Eliza A. Cole.
A. K. Browoe lias filed a bill fur Ilattle Davis,
for a divorce fioni James W. Davis. She states
that t iey were married In Union Bethel church,
in March, isv), and hved together till August or
that year, when they sepuratevL She charges that
he committed cruel, unnatural and beastlv outrages
upon her, endangering nor health and lireand
that he reiused to contribute to her support,
*
QARPETS! ' CARPETS! CARPETS!
1?X2 FALL STYLES 1882
We are receiving onr new styles of
BODY BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
THIJEE-tLYS. TWO-PLYS, SUPER INGRAINS.
And
LOW-PRICED INGRAIN CARPETS.
HaH and staJr Venidun CARPETS.
Eiurhah FLOOR DUUGGKT8. ah sizes.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHH. all widths.
M-tniftt'' RUGS wlYc-t RUGS, Taiiestry Rnn.
>>x>r aiid stair LINKNS.
Naj'iei- MATTING for ohlccs, eto.
DRY GOODS.
BarpinMn I.AWNS, SHEETING COTTON8.
T.U? UUNS, Turkey Bed Table LINENS.
NAPKINS. TOW KL8. BEDSPREADS.
Lonxdale CAMBRIC. 10 eta.
Madran GINGHAMS. MATTING. Lvllea' CLOTH.
PARASOLS CASHMERES and DRESS GOODS.
Hamburg EMBROIDERY, at half prices.
TOWSON'S,
C36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Jj2C ^ SOUTH SIDE,
New Quarter* for the ?. in* C. A.
thk cash patmkxt for thk pcitch ass of thk chamberlin
cixb-hocse all raised.
The efforts made by the Y. M. C. Association
during the past few months to raise funtfs to complete
the purchase of the building 1420 New York
avenue have at last been crowned with success.
The sum or J20,000, the amount of the first cash
payment thereon, has bsen raised, and Mr. Cross,
the agent of the property, has b?en notified of this
fact. The building will be vacated by the 1st of
September, and the association expect to have it
ready for occupancy by the 1st or October. This
result Ls verv gratifying to the friends of the association,
and they have no doubt now but that the
entire amount necessary to complete the purchase
?122,000?will be secured by that time. The total
rmount. now subscribed is ?21,000. Mr. T. A. Hardlng.
the secretary, whose energetic efforts and
business tact have been almost the motive power
of t'.ils movement, proposes now to go off for a
short rest. l'n>ler his management the association
has been greatly strengthened.
Pkf.ds in Fek h ive been filed as follow?: John
II. Oieott to DNtnctof Columbia, subs. 18 and 20,
sq. 361: $3,075.84. Rebecca S. stockstlll to Joseph
< ;. Hester, s-ub. li'9, sq. 20G; $2,000. C. Solomon to
Emma O. Smith, lot 17, sq. 931; $>00. T. Somerville <
to G. F. Held, sub. li>7, sq. ?,75; J12.00. F. Ilume to ]
\V. 11. Wr1Khr. pt, 13, sq. 65S; $1,000. Louisa K. i
Camp to W. M. Hodges, pt 1, sq. 254; $4,500. B.
J Scherr et al. to L Shoemaker, lots 2 and 3, estate i
1 K. .Morris; ?f?;0. A. F. Fox, executor, <fcc., to F. M. <
j A!. Beall, su;j. 42, sq. 445; $1,050. W. F. Mattln^ly
et al. to T. B. Ferguson et al., subs 104,105, 1015,
, 107, and 110, sq. 212; $ . Mills Dean et al., trus- <
te- s, to Tobriner, pt. 17, sq. 729; $2,755. Marlon \
C. Fitzhugh et al. to same, same property; $437.50. I
Walter w. Burdette to Edward S. Smith, pt. 5, sq. j
480- $2,000. Abraham Herman to Mark and Clara
Marx, lot F, sq. 4;i4, and sub lot 22. so. 536; $1,0J0.
Same property, >i .rk Marx to Ilabette Tobriner;
$4,200. Lloyd "Pumphrey to Robert Johnson, sub 1
lot- 21 and 20, sq. CO; $400. Josephine Johnson to
Patrick Smyth, lot 5, sq. 580; $200. Timothy Gan- i
non to George L. Magruder, sub lot A, sq. 70;
$1,722.50. Arthur & Birney to Stephen
P. Julln, lot ~9, block 3, county; $700.
John Grinder to C'nloe Young, part It, sq.?;%; $75.
J. P. Green to Amelia Bonnet, sub. 62, sq. 191; $80G.
I W. A. Ward et al. trustees, to C. A. Walter, part
' sub. N, sq. 570; $11,000. W. Murphy to M. M.
! Rohrer. part 3, sq. N. of 515: $ . D. L. Gltt to
| Isabella Horce, sub. 22, sq. 20j; $5,290. M. S. Block
i to s. p. Joslin, lots 4 and 5, block 4, Efllngliam
place; $1,950. .
The Courts. 1
Police cocrt?Jwlge fSnelT. 1
Yesterday, John Hanlngton, forfeited collateral.
Barney McQuade, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15
days. " John Fitzpatrick, destroying private property;
$10 <>r 30 d:ys. Antile Foley, loud and boisterous:
$5 or 15 days. Charles Haines, cursing and
i swearing on tli - street; $5. Edward Donnelly,
I forfeited $10 collateral. Thomas Lounds, colored,
profanity; $5 or 7 days. Robert Pumphrey, vagrancy;
bonds or 30 days. Michael O'Brien, forfeited
collateral. Mary Walker, profanity; $5 or 7
days. Charles Morgan, Richard J. Burroughs and
Ma>on Shanklin, forfeited collateral. Ben. Wal- i
lace, assault on Lizzie Kelton, both colored, three '
| months in Jail. John McGilJ, assault on Henry
! Juenemann; $10 or 30days. Also charged with
i assaulting George Langley; do. Wm. Grunke,
assault on Angelina Caasassa; $5 or 15 days. An- j
geilna Cassassa, assault on Wm. Grunke; fined
I 1 cent. Jno.WliliamsandWm.Jackson,colored,as- i
sault on Jos. Johnson; $5 or 15 days each. Henry "
Nichols, petit la reoiiy; reform school during minority.
Ellen Ale, threats to Nellie Parker; personal
bonds to keep tlie peace.
To-doy, Aloert V. Robinson, Indecent exposure;
$50 or COdays. Emma Wilson, colored, loud and
boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Samuel R. Newman, car- i
rying a pistol; $20 or 30 days. Robert Fox, colored, ]
do.; fined i20 and execution of sentence suspended.
Maggie Brown, colored, loud and boisterous;
$5 or 15 days. Cornelius Minnehan, loud i
and boisterous; do. Maud Acton, vagrancy; per- f
sonal bonds to leave the city. Geo. Washington,
colored, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days. Arthur
Boulster and Humphrey Howard, loud and boisterous;
?5 or 15 days. Ann Mouldin forfeited collateral.
Strong Talk from Judge Wylic.
From the X. Y. Herald, to-day.
Judge Wylle deserves hearty praise for the man- ,
ner In which he expressed his mind yesterday
about the printed abus? that has been flung at
him every day from two Washington pressrooms.
He said: "These hireling llbeiers need not believe
that they can terrorize the administration of .
justice In the District." The Judge's spirit will i
be commended everywhere. If base men are al- <
lowed to thwart the purposes of justice in the
District of Columbia and beneath the shadow of j
the Capitol by out and out bullying, the courts |
should adjourn permanently.
?? ?
A C.love FigPit Against the Law. 1
From the X. Y. Sun, to-day.
Corporation Counsel Whitney lias prepared an
opinion In answer to Mayor Grace's communlca- J
tloa about the coming glove tight between John L. ,
Sullivan and "Tug" Wilson. Tlie opinion will r.ot
be m ide public until to-day. it is understood, ;
however, that the corporation counsel holds that j
a glove fight under the conditions agreed on in
thi v case comes clearly within the law against
priz" fighting, and can therefore be prohibited 1
by the mayor and the police authorities. ? ,
Theft of State Archives.?It Ins been discovered
that many court records, valuable historical
relics, and some books worth almost Cieir
weight in gold, have been stolen from a basement
room of thecapitolat Nashville, Tenn., and sold
as waste paper.
i
THE
IMPERISHABLE PERFUM E.
MURRAY & LAXMAX'S
FLORIDA WATER,
llst f03
TOILET,
LATH,
HANDKERCHIEF.
CFecial notice.
0
INDUCING STOCK.
FINE DRESS GOODS.
1
We are having our Semi-annual Closing Out
Now. ()i>r Ilea.*iant Counter la replenished daily.
Great Bargains may be hj-.d throughout our immeu.-sj
Store, the stock all navintr been marked dowu.
Good LAWNS, 5 cent* per yard, and CALICOES. 5
ccnts. WHI'lE GOODS in great \ ariety, at astouishiilgly
low prices.
Now is tlie t nie to buy your SILKS, SATINS and
VELVETS, either for the present or approaching
season.
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at coat,
Beautiful Plaques. Palettes and Fancy Business Cp.rds"
; will be giveu cut by the Cashier in proj ortiun to the
amount of Goods purchased.
W. W. BURDETTE ft CO.,
Jy25 Nok. 928 7th ft. and 7(x; K n. w.
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters extirpates dyspepsia with
(rreater certainty and rroniptitude than any known
remedy, and is a most genial invigorant, appetizer and
aid to secretion. These are not empty assertions, as
thousands of onr countrymen and women who have experienced
its effects are awari, bat are backed up by
irrefragable proofs. The Bitters also give a healthful
stimulus to the urinary organs.
For salo by all Druggists and Dealers generally,
aal
FICR'S ICE CREAM, WARRANTED PURE
and satisfactory, (1.20 per gallon. Wholesale and
retail stores 2 and 3 Center Market, fronting Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington. D.C. niM
W~ T. FITZGERALD,
.ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW.
60, Corcoran Building,
Practices In all the Courts. f23
NH. MILLER.
_ Attorney-at-Law.
Rooms 2 and 4 Ounton Law Boildlni
472 Louisiana aY?niM, a37
CTORK'S GRAND OCEAN TOUR, *
.^L_ t??BAX.TIMORK TO BOSTON. VTA
THE IRON STEAMSHIP DECATUlfc H. MILLER,
o ^ AUGUST 17th,
Spending a day at Hjveia Hotel, Writing the Tales of
Shoal*. White Mountain?, etc. Note the Pleasant
Changes and Great Variety in Modes of Conveyance on
'hi* Tour: Ocean Vonjre?Via steamship, Baltimore to
Boston. Steamer?Norfolk to Fortress Monroe. RailBoston
to Portsmouth. Steamer?Portsmouth to Isles of
Shoals. Carriage Ride-To New Csstle. New Hampshire.
Rail?To Portland. Maine. Rail-To Lake SeSteamer?On
Lake Sebago, up the Son go, the
Crookeaewt of hirer*. Stage Ride?Long I-ske to Bridgton.
Rail?Through Crawford Notch. White Mountains.
Kail?As?-eii<iing and descending Mount Washington.
Rai!?White Mountains to Boston and Fall
~'v?r* Steamer?On Loug Isiand Sound to New
\ork. r.sil?New York to Baltimore. The \t ry tour for
ladies without escort and those who wish to tra\el without
any care or anxiety. This romantic tour of 10 days
for only J59, including hotel aecommo latione, transfers
and eTery needed expense from the betrinninirto the end
of Journey. Fox1 descriptive guide and ail information
*FPly to J. D. FREE.
, 1343 F street, Washington. D.C.,
Jy27-10t Or W. L. STORK. Baltimore.
CITYITEMS
From (ieorgelou iiJ
8^3 C* (\y str0?t%
Gentlemen: Having used Brown's Iron Bitters I
certify Uiat it did me a great deal of good. It was
recommended to me by Dr. Geo. B. Locfchart, of
tills city. JamksKims.
[Brown's Iron Bitters Is a true assistant to
nature In restoring the system to perfect health,
creates strength, tones the nerves.
Carter** Liver Hitler*
?xert a wholesome, mildly stimulating effect on
the stomach, which Is a direct aid to digestion, at
the s^iiio time acting energetically on the liver
and gently on the bowels.
It I? Worth
Remembering that Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient Is
the concentrated duplicate of the celebrated German
spring whose name It bears, and whose virtues
It so eminently contains.
Nervoiw Debility
Is a depressel. irritable state ot mind; a weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling; no energy; no animation
; confused he-id; weak memory; loss of power
In generative organs occasioned hy excesses; mental
overwork, or indiscretions. A posiuve lnfalllable
remedy for all these troubles is found in
Allen's Brain Food, which tones up the system,
arrests all involuntary discharges, removes mental
pl< oni and despondency, and restores wonderrul
power to the weakened organs. Sold by all
druggists, fl package, 6 for $5, or sent free by mail
r>n receipt of price, from Allen's Pharmacy, 315
First avenue, N. Y. Stott &, ckomulll, Agents,
JtO Pennsylvania avenue.
Sl.OOO Reward
For nny enso of h'.inti. bleeding, itching, ulcerated,
or protruding Plies that DeBlng'3 1'ilo Remedy
falls to cure. Prepared by J. P. Miller, M. 1)., 9i?
Arch street, Philadelphia, I' i. None genuine without
his signature, hold by druggists. ols-eo
+,
Kidney Ilis<a??e.
Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence, Doposits,
Gravel, <fco., cured by "Buchupaiba." $1.
Depot, Stott &, Cromwell. 9
"ATdemey Oairv Waron*."
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in 3^-lb. "Ward" prints, 40c. nc-r lb.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk ana sweet milk,
tc. per (jt- Cream, 15c. pint.
PICN ICS, EXCURSIONS,_&< ."
1>08TP0NEMENT.?THR EXCURSION OF 'THE
YOUNG I'EOP E\S AID hOCIETY of Mt. Zion
\l. E. Church, corner H and 15th streets, is i?03tponed
:o WEDNESDAY, August 9th, then to go by steamer
Keyport to Quantico, as before advertised. au2-:if*
POST PON ED. ?O V TNG To THE UN F A VO KA15L E
weather the CORCORAN ZOUAVES have portioned
their excursion until WEDNESDAY. Aufust
9. au2-4t*
IF YOU WANT TO DANCE AND LISTEN To GOOD
VcCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
Accompany the * 'Dozen"
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, ON THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON,
Which leaves at C:30 p.m., and returns at 11 p.m.
Gent's tickcts 50 cent?, to be had of the committee and
it the boat; ladies' tickets complimentary.
No objectionable parties allowed on the boat, aul Iru
17AMILYllXCUKSI< iN,
1 32 MILES for 15c.
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
Will make an excursion to Mt. Vernon Springs every i
Tuesday, leaving ht-r wharf at 9n.m., returning at 5
n.iii. Music and dancing. Briny out the children. No
sbjectiouable parties allowed on the boat.
jy29-2m K. s. RANDALL. Proprietor.
saturday evening trip on* the potomac.
STEAMER W. "w CORCORAN.
Will leave fo^t of 7th street at 6 p.m. sharp, returning1 '
reach Washington at 10 p.m.
Schroeder's i and engaged for the occasion.
Far - 25 cents. Jy28-lm
UELECT ANNUAL EXCURSION
H of the
YOUNG CATHOLICS' FRIEND SOCIETY,
To LOWER CEDAR lOiNT, MONDAY AUGUST 7,
1882, on steamer .J\NE MOSELEY. Bo^t will leave
ivhart foot of Kth street s.t s. :;:o a.m. and return at 9:30
[>.iu. Music by li-ton >'s Bittssand String Band.
Tickets 50 cents; ehi.dren lialf price.
Staterooms secured at Bellew'a oeok store, 711 7th
street northwest.
Proceeds will be devoted to clothing and educating
poor boys. j > 25-111
jy) w e r cedar point!"
(WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND.)
SELECT DAILY FAMILY EXCURSIONS.
The palace steamer JANE MOSELEY will make Excursions
to this poputKr resort, leivinir w harf foot of
f?tli street DA1LV. except Mondays, at K:30 a. m. The
management reserve the riirht to lake up any ticket* at
l>oat and return money for same. Positively no improper
characters allowed ou boat or grounds.
St.iterooms reserved for families.
Salt-watfcf Lathing. Fishing, Dancing on waxed floor,
kc. &c.. and a ' * Snore Dinner." 51 usic by Prof. Piatorio's
Bra ' j and Stri;;^r Ban 1. Tickete (round trip). 59
cents; Children, 25 errs. For further information
ajiriy at St. Marc Hotel.
Spe<-ial arranfeinents made with societies, cln!>s,
and other organisations. Jyl5-li.i
/QUANTICO pavilion.
GRAND EXCURSION RESORT.
DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING.
Boating, Fishing, Croqu-.-t, Sh oting Gall ry, Archery.
Quoits, kc., tic.
IMMENSE DANCING I'AVILLION.
Prof. Cook's Brats :-nd Strii g Baud.
EVERY DAY. THE PALACE STEAMER KEYPORT,
i'roiu 7til street wharf at 'J a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. ONLY.
Round trip tickets, 50 cent ?. Children. 25 cents.
Greatly reduced r;nes tochurLhe", societies and other.*.
Arrangements can Le made to stop at un> point on tha
river. jyi*
fS^ilE POTOMAC FKUIT ('.POWERS IMPitOYEX
MEN! COMPANY
Run daily excursions to Glymont on steamer Key|a<rt,
leaving 7th-street wharf r.t 9 a. m. and 3 p. ill., returning
iesve Glymont at 1 p. in. and 9 p. in. Far?,
round-trip?50 cent-; children under 12, 2> cent!;,
Greai!'.' reduced r,.tcs to societies and club-j cats be oI>taincl
of in= Ti-^asun-r, J. Oi .ILe 409 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
Dr. S. A. H. Me KIM. President.
Dr. e. 1*. rowland, Secretary.
I. R. ZZFMBL*. ^aperintandent. at Giymont. jylO
Ofc c o q u a x Ta l i. s
and mount vernon springs.
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON,
Having been thoroughly overhauled and newly furnished,
is runuinur excursions to the above places.
For Occoquan l ulls, Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
leaving 7th-street wharf Sundays at 9:30 a.m.;
"Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 a. m.. returning at
8 p. m. Tickets, 25 cents. Mount Vernon Springs,
Saturdays, .leaving 9 a.m., retaining at 5 p.m. Tickets.
10 cents.
Dancing on all trips except Sundays. Fine brass
band on Sunday.
Iv o objectionable parties allowed on the boat.
Jyl E. b. KANDALL, Proprietor.
H" 0! FOIi GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
JOHN BRIDGE!
'1 he Steamer Excelsior, canal packet, will make her
regular tntm to the above places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY, leaving her wharf,
Congress street and Canal, at 8 o'clock a. m. sharp.
Fare, 10 cents round trip. Can l>e chartered Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. For information iuouire at
GRAY & HILTON'S. 20* 9th street, opposite Center
Market, or G. W. WEBSTER, 1111 4th street northwest.
aul-lm*
jguxday excursions. "
LADY OF THE LAKE
Will makn trip of 40 miles down the Potomac River every
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, leaving Cth-street wharf
at 3:30 p.m. Returning about 8 o'clock.
No liquors sold on Boat.
Fare. 50c.; Children half price. Je24-2m
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
{J1IAUNCEY j. HEED's
NEW PRICE LIST
or
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS.
No. 1.?One UPRIGHT GRAND, panneled*g~5?ga
case, three-stringed full agraffe, cost $G00, RflTsi
used three months and must be sacrificed;
$275.
No.. 2.?One of those celebrated NEW YORK UPRIGHTS.
in elegant rosewood case, nearly new, and
worth $300; $185.
No. 3.?One 7-octave rosewood SPEAR PIANO, with
overstrung bass and late improvements; $100.
No. 4. ?One genuine CHICKLRING, in good order; $90.
No. 5.?One DOUBLE-REED MASON & HAMLIN
ORGAN; $50.
No. 6.?One genuine LORING & BLAKE ORGAN,
with stop and warranted; $C0.
No. 7.?One genuine BURDETT ORGAN, with massive
case, 6-octave. cost $300; will be slaughtered at $150.
No. 8.? Special low prices ana easy terms ou the
MATCHLESS HIENEKAMP PIANOS and the
SHONINGER CYMBELLA ORGANS.
N.B.?Cash always on hand for the purchase of second-hand
Pianos and Organs.
CHAUNCEY J. REED,
Jy22 433 7th street northwest.
D EICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOM8, PIANOS
XV of various makes for sale and rent at re-nafTTSwi
duced prices. Win. Knabe & Co.'s World - rV r rlrt
renowned Pianos. Tuning and Repairing. *
423 11th street, abore Pennsylvania avenue. Je8-3m
XTALLET DAY1S & CO.'S ~
-CI UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. rf!'., 'IMg
Great bargains until 1st of July to close outn fr j/l
Stock for summer chaatres. H. L. 8UMNER, ?
Agent 811 9th street northwest. mll
Beattvs organs. 37 stops, $90. pianos.
$297 50. Factory runnlnif day and night. Catalogue
free. AddrestDaniel fTBEATTY. Waahington.
n. J. m25
Gl. wild a bro.,
709 7th Street n orthwest, 0CT3IB
sole^urents for the STIEFFand tl?XBANICHff^Tff
& BACH PIANOS and E8TEY ORGANS?* * " ' *
Special attention given to Tuning Pianos and Organs.
Several Pianos and Organs now for rant at low rates.
i?Q
AMUSEMENTS. I
fjl EOT TING RA C EAT |
NATIONAL FAIR GROUNDS,
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August*, at 4 o'clock.
A match trotting rare for $200 will take place between
the following--named horses:?Wni. K., entered by J. H.
Morrow; Neshannock, enter.nl by E. H. Dunvan. 13e?t
three beats in fire to harness.
Trains leave D. and O. depot at 3 X0 p. m. All
privileKee of the track fifty cents. 2t* *
'J'HEATER COMIQUE?SUMMER GARDENS.
MONDAY. JULY 31. ?
Every Evening, and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1
Matinee*. 1
AN ENTIRE CHANGE THIS WEEK. 1
First appearance of ?
ALICE FRANCE ADAMS
IN THE * TRENCH SPY." <
Supported by Mr. GEO. R. RADCLIFFE.
First Appearance of
JOE AND ANNIE B^BOESS. GRACE SYLVANO,
RILLY WELLi?. WALTER KENNEDY. S
IJrioeR of admission, 50, 35, 25 and 13 cents. an2
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL. ~ 1
New York avenue, between 13th ana 14th sts.
Water constantly changing and kept at temperature of
80 to 85 decrees. j
Hours?: Gentlemen. 7to 9a.m. and2:30 to 10 p.m.; s
Ladies, 10 a. in. to 12 m.
Guaranteed instruction in Swimming, $5. Jyll-3m l
ABNER'S SUMMER G ARDEN,
E street. between 7th and 8th streets.
CONCERT 1.VERY EVENING
By an Orchestra of
FIFTEEN SELECTED MUSICIANS. .1*12 3m
DRIVER'S SUMMER-NIGHT ENTERTAIN^
MENT.
THE BI TOTT SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHINGTON.
SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES.
An entire New Company this week in a ;rreat bill. Je5
No. 626J ON EXHIBITION (No.?2C
E > AND RALE AT < E ?
Street.' MA RKR ITER'S. t Street.
No. 626 E ptreet northwest, one door from 7th street.
Choice Oil Pointings. Engravings, Chromos. etc.: also
Large and < 'hoice Stock oi Pajierhangiucs, lecture
Frames, Picture Cord and lapse's, Riiw. Nails, etc., a;
M arbiter's. Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery. ol7
LADIES' GOODS.
2() PER CENT OFF
BILK SUITS, ?F
FLANNEL STITS.
SATIN E SUITS.
GINGHAM SUITS. I
LAWN SUITS.
^ AND JACKETS. ,
Prices Marked in plain fisrures. Store closes at 6 o'c'k.
M. WILLI AN.
,1y24 7 Cite Trevi=e Paris. 307 Pennsylvania avenue.
Tf BS. J. P. PALMES*No.
1107 F STREET NORTHWEST.
Having Railed for Europe July 12th to perfect her arrangements
for the FALL SEASON, the Summer stock
of \
FINE MILLINERY c
now on hand will be sold
P
Jj-14 BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION. *
^LOWERS AT COST.
Our immense Stock of
FLOWERS AT ACTUAL COST
to reduce. A
Also, great BARGAINS offered in PATTERN HATS
AND BONNETS. LACE MITTS AND
THREAD GLOVES AT COST.
MRS. M. J. HUNT.
Jy5 13G9 F street northwest.
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HOOPSKIRTS AND RUSTLES.
OUR OWN MAKEOF THE FINEST WATCH SPRING '
STEEL, 50c. UP. ANY STYLE AND SIZE
MAD* TO ORDER.
HOOPSKIRTS OF * 'REFUSE" STEEL, 25c
A fine French Woven CORSET at ?1, usually sold at
$1.50.
A Fine French Contill^ Hand-male CORSET, at $1. I
This eors?-t is sold in other cities at $1.50.
We have one special lot of Children's Regular Made
HOSE, in Cardinal, Blue and Brown, at 25c. Would lx?
cheap at 35o.
DOUGLASS'. f
NINTH and F STREETS
rnl'J
^JISS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, ~
430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, i
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material,
i.nd guarantees jierfect tit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE?
French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear
ci;d finest Imported Hosiery. i
Pateilt Shoulder Braces and all Dma Reform Gool*. ?
French Corsets and Bu^tl -s. The "Hercules" S noporting^
Corset, for which Miss H. is sj>? cial agent,
and a fl Corset, her own make, that for the price
cannot be surpassed.
N.B.?French, German and Spanish spoken. a5
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. "
WIX FINE DRESS SillilTS MADE TO ORDER "
io for
Sir. finest Dress Shirts made to order for $12.
Perfect lit gusrantead.
Our closing out sale of summer neck-wear and underwear
commences Saturday. July 22d. You can be
supplied lor very little money.
(French Lace Undershirts reduced from $1 to 50 ct?.)
(losing oat a large stoc'i of Fancy and Baibrigiran
Hall Hose, only 25 Cfcnt-s; at
Jy22 MEGINNISS', 1002 F street, n.w.
g B. ELLERY,
srcckrson ti ^
DUBREUIL BROTHERS, j
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS
GENTS* FURNISHINGS.
II12 F Street Northwest. Washington, D.C.
Fix of the Finest Dre.?.- Shirts to order $12.00 1
Fix Extra Fine Shirts to order 9.00
fciiiiuo Shirts to order 7.^0
mar24
^piiOMPSON'S
DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY
and '
MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
610 F Street Northwest.
NECKWEAR, 1
FOOTWEAR, 1
handwear.
Rendy-ma'le SHIRTS at following prices: ~ Eest
Wam-utta, unfinished. 75c. finished, 90c.
Best F. of the L., unfinished, 65c.; finished, 80c. ,
Boy's Wainsutta, unfinished. 00c.; finished, 75c. J10 1
C1UNNINGHAM. "HATTER."-SPRING STYLES !
) !?iik Hats m.-ulo to order. Old styles remodel;-!. 1
Straw Hats of all kinds cleaned, bleached, &c., the
Manilla a specialty. CUNNINGHAM. 740 btli street
northwest. all
KOXisEFURNlSHIKGS. 1
yq9 summer goods. i?qo
Simpson Refrigerators; the "Rapid" Cream Frecsfirg;
Fruit Jars; Jelly Tumblers; Fly aiul Roach Traps;
Alcohol Stoves; Water Coders: Plated Ice Pitchers; j
Berry SetB; Ice Cream Sets, kc., kc.
DECORATED TOILET SETS.
Recent importations of Decorated Toilet Sets gives us
a large assortment of new designs.
WILMARTH & EBMONST0N,
Jy31 709 MARKET SPACE.
JgDDY REFRIGERATORS, ,
PORCELAIN-LINED COOLERS.
WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS,
ICE PITCHERS,
PRESERVING KETTLES,
JELLY TUMBLERS,
FRUH JARS, &c.
M. W. BEYERIDGE,
Importer of China and Glassware,
Jy22 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Rkfrigerators at reduced prices.
WIRE WINDOW SCREENS; will fit any window. 1
PATENT CREAM FREEZERS.
FRUIT JARS, (bestmake.) ]
JELLY GLASSES.
Gilroy's Improved LACE CURTAIN STRETCHERS.
GEO. WATTS,
Jyl4 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna. avenue.
JJEFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS
AND OIL STOVES AT REDUCED PRICES.
Our stock of above goods being too large, will sell at
low figures to close them out.
A full line of portable and brick-set RANGES, LATROBES.
FURNACES and SLATE MANTELS. An
inspection solicited.
Avents for DANFORTH'S VAPOR STOVE; the bast
in the market.
DANFORTH'S FLUID constantly on hand.
W. 8. JENKS Ac CO..
Jyl2 ?17 7th street northwest. 1
PERSONAL. ]
** YES. CAME FROM NEW YORK AVE- .
J>? nue church; parted with companion near ^
Calvary Baptist church. Gentleman in light suit. Excuse
delay, unavoidable. J. M. S. It* ^
f\ AM HOME. PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT
day you will be over. It
W WILLIAMS AND C. E. PRICE'S PRIVATE
Detective Agency. Consultations free. Allbuai
ness strictly confidential. Notice to call at residence
promptly attended to. Oflioo hours?9 a.m. to 10 d.iu.
826 F street northwest. mhl6-5m*
"PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. 809 9TH
JL street northwest. Reliable information furnished
in all cases: consultation free: will call at residence
when requested; all business strictly confidential. C.E.
Flinder. mh!5-5m
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND THE
AM MH ^enn?rlr?fiia ftrauM
DRY GOODS.
?uvlirb black dress fabrics. ,
beaton perry, ,
(SrCCKMOB TO PCCKT * BROTHER^
Make* a * "Specialty" of
-UPIN'S CELEBRATED DRESS GOODS.
COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRATES,
And PARIS AND LYONS SILKS. f
>' Tapiasler's and Schroeder's mikw, which be pt.r- bases
direct from "Manufacturer*.' Apent*" in New
lork, and i* enabled to sell tbem at "Ve*t Ia?w
*kici?." by reason of cvttiso orr all ' Jobber* <
Txiftte." f
.AU.?PARASOL8. EMBROIDERED ROBES and
>t MMER NOVELTIES, at "Pruut-Cost."
? Kxclortve Noxeltie?T in HOSIERY. HANDKER- .
CHIEFS and Wril IE GOODS.
CASHMKIJK and CIICDDA SHAWT.S.
LINKS and MOHA1K DUSTERS.
FL4MNJEL8 for Bathing Suits.
r?rnSfv.,JUr*?l??" in LINEN LAWNS. SCOTCH .
lEPHkRS and MERV LAWNS.
New CASHMERES and CHUDDA CLOTHS.
'"CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- 1
RECT PRICES. 3
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5 F. AA T O O X N N
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PERRY BUILDING.
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 3 th str?-?t.
Established 1840. jjM
jjliY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES^
250 Pieces 5-4 Mosquito Netting, Blue, at 25c?suitil'le
for d<>ors and window*.
5 c :ws Cotton, in remnant*. at 8c, worth 12"vC.
1 case Merrimack Percale# at 7c., worth 10.
500 Parasols at about half price.
aiKtall Linen Boatiiur Sliirts at 50c., worth fl.
10J Pieces Plaiu Black Grenadines at 8c., worth 15.
L..dies' Dusters 75c. to $3.
300 Color <i Counterpanes at fl, worth $1.50.
1,200 Yards \\ hiie ? or.le l P. K. at V50
Pieces Plain Biack Nun's Veiling at 20c., worth 37.
BARGAINS IN EVERY KIND OF DRY GOODS.
GEO. J. JOHNSON.
j}"28 713 Market Srace.
qur immense assortment
)F NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, FIGURED
FRENCH LAWNS. FIGURED LINEN LAWNS,
FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS.
The larpest assortment of Lawns in Washington. Pur
vbite all l.ineu Lawns only 25c.
Colored Silks, navy blue, dark frreen and otlier col- <
trs, 50c.
Hnndsome. Black Brocade Silks reduced from *1.50
tofl.
Black Filks, immense assortment, 50, 02, 75, 87 cts.,
1. fi.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. ,
Nottingham l.aoe for curtains. 15, 20. 25c. tofl. '
Bleached Table Damask, all linen, .">0c.
Dinner Napkins, all linen, 75c. dozen.
Black Cashmere Shawls, pure wool, $2 to $10.
Double White Blankets, $2. .
Black and Colored Cashmeres, pure wool, double
vidth, 373<. to 75c.
Nun's veilimr. pure wool, fin pink.) 25c.
Colored Cashmere*, in pink and h-rht bine, 50c.
Pure Silk ami Wool Black (irenaduie reduced tofl.
Black and White Striped Silks, 5<?c.
Nun's Veiling', (black,) all pure wool, 25c.
carter's,
711 MARKET SPACE.
^t cost! "at cost!"
We have marked down all LINEN LAWNS to 18 cts.
U1 LINEN LAWNS to 25c.. worth 37.'\C. ,
Etst CANTON GINGHAMS reduced to 10c.
A splendid line of GRENADINES of most desirable
ityles reduced to cost.
All COLORED DRESS GOODS at cost.
WHITE GOODS. Splendid stock. Low prices.
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. Larfc-e stock. All at
educed prices.
All FANCY PARASOLS at cost.
We are compelled to sell (roods cheap to prepare for
removal to our new store, now building for us a few
loors west of our present location.
"ONE PRICE ONLY."
trunxel a clark.
Jyl5 803 MARKET SPACE.
[jelpi
help:
j
help: \
Wanted plenty of help to tret rid of our still immense
itock previous to removing into our Hanlsoma New !
Building. i
It is impossible for us to mention all tne low prices to
?'hich we have rcduced the Goods still on hand; enough
?aid when we say that no Goods sLali be carrie A into the
lew building that a price will sell.
We have on hind about 10 cases Beautiful LAWNS at
5 cts.
About 1,800 p'eces WHITE GOODS of every deecrip- !
ion. These we have reduced to the coat of iini-orUion,
and are cheap.
?
3,000 yarui ?2H'J'ne Wamratta SHEETING, ten-qnar:er
wide, running in length from one to ten yar.ls, at
ibout 25 cts. p.-r yard This make cost 37.'4 cts. to buy
"rom the agent.
ILL DRESS GOODS REDUCED TO ONE-HALF
THE4R FORMER PRICE.
I
U-L GOODS MUST BE SOLD THAT A PRICE
WILL SELL.
We are proud to say that the Building cost much more
than we anticipated, and our bank accounts run low.
We must therefore replenish. Help ue to do thin, and
we shall help you to better bargains than you have ever
bought before.
800 dozen two-inch Hemstitched Pure Linen HAND
KERCHIEFS at 11 cts.; have been sold at 25 cts.
All Odds and Ends in HOUSEFURNI8HING GOODS,
such as Table Linen. Towels, Napkim, etc., at halfprice
to close.
we must sell
we shall sell
we will sell
DURING THE HOT SEASON. KO SEASHORE
TOR US THIS .YEAR, AS WE ARE DETEBMNED
CO FINISH OUR ENTERPRISE IN SUCH A
STYLE AS TO BE A PBIDE TO THE CAPITAL*
1
?
3
LANSBURGH 4 BROTHER,
m AND 408 gEVEHl'M STREET
an Xtexror.
1/ -1 '* A
^
dry goods.
glXGLETON * HOEEE,
001 MARK FT SPACE.
SPECIAL OFFERING F<>R * snoRT TIME TO %
CLOSE OUT srKTL.ua SlCH'K.
Fin* Fancy Mattinr* SSc.. former i>rtce 50. !
Fine Fancy Mafflf 80,'.. " 40. ?.
Good Fancy Mattlmr 2V.. 30 and SV ^
A loci, line of Body Breswla, Wmite.1 in ouaumi.^
t?ni 20 t<t ?'0 yards, at fl.25, an<1 a few iatt<rufin
Moquett?* ami Velvets at #1.25 and fl.40.
A very m?>Hl line of Taj-estry Brow--.*, at 75ceuta.
Our entire ?to-k of <'an<etin*s have l.vn marUM
lown. a* we nn?*t make nvn for fait at.Kk, wlurb 'r>
dial! commence reeeixiiyr very anon.
jy23 singleton A hoexe.
_ family srrri.iks. _
4 LBS. <XH>1> ROASTED KIO <Y>FFEE Ml
xFIN'KSl OLD TOM lilN, oui|*nr7tit), latve
bottle $1.03
1 BOX OOOD CIOAHR (V)i< .. 75
t DOZES bottles brown stout or IVRTER
l.oo
10LBS. GRAXELATED bl'GAR I.UJ
GEO. A. 0*HARF, j1
Jy22-lm 1313 Itli atrwt Bnrttiwc?t.
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BBB EF.K T U U EKE tiSS lU'D A A..
NATURAL MINERAL WATER
IN GLASS.
B. W. RE ED* S SONS,
121C F STREET NORTHWEST.
TRADE SUI FIXED. JyU
J^dTlCE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! y
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WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIF1 I. ROLLS,
BREAD AND BISCUITS.
kVlnVit*&le Doiot. Corner let street and In liana a\ nus
Jet wm. m. ft ALT A OO.
qlaket! claret*' claret*
We offer, a* a specialty,
THREE BOTTLES TABLE CLARET FOR fl, OR
13.75 I'EU iHtZKX.
Wo have also an assortment of 11IGHFR OR \DF.S OF
CLAHET, which we arv ofleriiiar at 1 >w iiirnre*.
POTTED Ml ATS. Pit KLES, oLIVEs, FANNED
r>YsTKRS, bAilDlNES, tic., tic., lor l'n-.jioo ami L*?
LUIDIUIU.
geo. e. kennedy a son.
_m5 No. 1303 F STREET NORTHWEST.
JuHN R. KELLY. |
I>KALEBrft FlRST-Cl.A??
BEEF. LAMB, VEAL, MI TTOX. Ac. CORNED I;F.E*
A SPECIALTY.
Btails 62R, C29 and <>30 Center Market, Ptti stree* Trine.
and 206 and '.;< * N>rth>-ru Liberty Market, or AudroaC
Box 71, City P? st Otttce.
Marketing delivered lroo of charge to all |?rti> of tbt
city. mar24 ,
We are receiving daily
EXTRA 15LFF. tiR.AsS MUTTOJt
1 RIME STALL FED BEEF.
bELF< '1 ED OV *TERo,
GAME AXD ] ItESU FIS^.
Constantly ?-u hand
IllLLADH.l 111A CHICKENS AND TURKEY\
At tiio
BOSTON MARKET.
leon schell a co..
1711> PENNSYLVANIA AVE.NrE.
the trades.
LYCETTS BINDERY, 1012 PENNSYLVANIA AVl'lain
and laney liindiuwof every <le.?-ri|>tion don?
ht rciiMHiaUe rat.v. Flti.k Bo<>k>- a *i?vi:iltY. betst of
nferencbs. Orders by mail i>roiu4>tiy aUvut?a?l to. uiq
Gibson brothers,
PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRTNTF.RI\
123x Pennsylvania avenue^ aalui^ftou. D. C.
a* Fine Printing a aix.-eialty. janl9
TI KKISII II.VTIIS.
New ti'ukisu hath. 1417 41 street ,orpi>site
l.itnrs Houw); lartre i<v>l; (Titod ventilation;
Ihdiee Monday and Friday, not <-|<eu Sunday, "j>ea
froiu8a.ni. tolu 1.111.. Saturday 1J p.m.: liatlia. fl. ?
Lickctd, f*.5 ?. DR. H. L. LuVl-.E. tleetricaan. vHI
books, fe
J^OOKS FOR SUMMER READING.
Camps in the ltocki?*, by Wm. A. Bsillie-( Jr^lruan.
Bright I'a \ h in the Old 1 Imitation Tiim I > Marv
Rose liank- Three in Norway. "In tin l?iMt*- <-4
& nove\ by O. P. Lathi^j'. *"Antinom," a i i inan -e >t
ancient Rome, hy Geo. Taylor. '* Elaun-," Augustus
Craven.
A full liirt of the Franklin S?iuar?; library constantly
on hand.
WM. BALLANTYNF. k SON.
Jy24 42K 7tli rtroot.
^EW BOOKS.
Flor.timr Matter of the Air, by John TjTnlalL F.E.^..
(1.50. Ar.ts. Hees un-t Wwj'f. by s.;r I hn Lul.b ^k.
Inter. St ie. Seriep. $2; Ai>plcton'? s -.T.Kuer ReMorta.
new edition. j'B!>er, 5i oent?; Anne, i.y <3on8tance
Fennimore Wooiion, fl.25; California tor
Health, Pleat-ure and IU*i.ioace. n a elittou, tbor*
outriily re\iml by Charles X?wdL-*fi, iJ. Di -k-ns.
by A4loIiihii8 A". Ward, 75 cent*. A I'a a.lin of Finaace.
bv Edward Jculdne, M. p., author of "tiu.x's Baby,*?
fl. Abcliei:l)r<H-4lc| "No Nsm<' Seri?-?," 'I. K R?*ver- )?!
Idol, a novel, (1.50. The Dif4-at>eeot Memory, by Th.
liilH>t. Inter. Sc!. Series, (1.50. Errors in the Lac of
Entriitsh, by Wm. B. IKkV^ou. fl.SO.
francis b. moiil'n,
)e24 1015 PLNNSYI.\ AM A AVENTE.
gUMMLit READING.
Three In Norway fl.75
Winnimrtlie BHttle, Thonia- ].^5
Ai plet4.a*i5 *.C:>-r.'I Gui le, U.S.and Can?>la?> V.50
iTc Califorh.s, (new edition) 2.UJ
Drake's \Nbite Moiiutnm^, iTravelent' c-tition) ...
Anne. Illustrated, by lU-Luiart 1.25
Ashenbroedel, i>.o name...... l.oo
Hcdtrsou'a Errora in U??e of Enr\bh l.'m
Ye?-ter<1ay?leisure Hour 1.WI
Eranluin b?iuare und bea?.<t- I.Hwr.e-.
james j. chapman.
Metropolitau LViok Store.
Jelt HI PENNSYLVANIA AVLXl K
vew b< ioks : c. cai.hoi x. \ an hoi.tzT
lx fl.25. For Ever aiid a Day, Fiil!?r. fl..V?. A
Paladin of Fiiiame. Jeukiua;(l. California for Health.
Pleasure and a Place of Re^id? nce. Norahoff. f2. Imi>ostors
aud Adventurers. Fuller, fl. Anne, C. F.
Woolson; fl.25. My Iridi Journey, I'll'*. Carlyle fl.
From Hand to Hand, Mrs. Wisier. $1.40. An.on/the
Az".rt^. Weeks; *1.50. Aach -r.br';<lc1, <No X.i: m
Series.) $1. Lottie of the Mill, lieiui-bunr; fl Vi.
Drake's Whit? Mountains; f3. OstrootlV Pocket Guide
toEuroj>e; fl.SO. Anew and le^ut'.tul aMM.rUuent if
Statiunery aud Itary <>o-?'ls just received, by
V.'M. tL MORRISON,
LAV Boo&t>?J.Lir<> ,*SD statioKEK.
<;? I*r??usylVar.is venue,
jel6 V D. C.
georgetown r
Georoe e. noyes,
COLrMBIA FOUNDRY.
1050 SOth street.. Manufacttm s Steaiu Eaffiuea. B?il? ?
trs. Sl.afi-.ni.', I*u leys ai.'l Mill-work; An uiincturat
Iron Work, ai*o ie;>airs A^rncuitural Machinery.
taw-On:
L U TJ MM MM BBB F.EB RRR
L UU MMMMBBF. RR
L U U M WM M KUB FR RRR
I. , UU MMMBBR RR.
loxfc uu m m m Lbs keb k k T
A BIG TUMBLE IN WHITE TINE LUMBER. ?
AS USUAL WE ARE THE FIRST TO REDUCE
PRICES.
WHITE PINE INCH SECONDS #DRESSED
(2) SIDES, #40 PER THOUSAND.
our inch seconds are as good as most
other tard selects, and mat be bettor
called white pine clear lumber,
dressed two sides, for u per one hum.
DEED FEET. -+
WILLET * UBBET,
^ COR. ?TH AND NEW YOKE AVENUE,
?jifb.i' J
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