Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1870, Page 4

Zhe Sewertinccin Aein. ‘aegcthcomrag RGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. As stated in Tux Stax yesterday, the ditt | | Pouce Goce, Judge “To-day, the fol- GEORGETOWN. ako! lowing busines YY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. culty between Mr. Segar and Mr. Lincoln ng ¥ THE Somverzen PR1zRS8.—The following | — Corporation. Albert Keasler, charged with cess- 0 STORES AND DWELLINGS ON BRIDGE grew out of a business transaction. Mr. Segar ring and ndecent lang in th Fei c aate eat evening awarded t the cnccew Wi EET POR REM Ea os, D SUMMER RESORTS: G*"spRize wa GREAT REOtY cu late Sch: AUCTIO 1 extend season ice B Fageerselgpsmotee ope — go to Richmond | streets; fined $3 and costs Lg my in fie e met ona PAY AFTERNOON. As se a oer iu'raigee Se ® ma ce Choi: N. ¥. utter. Alexandria and A PEA-NUT RAIDER. Greeag ee ee rey ‘Kaiser for the orclock, ° + of Aucust. to the following rates, vie: per day, Fredericksburg railroad to ald Mr. Lincoln in Walter Lancaster, colored, charged with using | Inost bulls’ Soo ano ae en en for the Ret henge tee ae netdae ttreet above the mar’ | 3: per week, 920: per mouth, @en : securing @ new charter for the road. He claims | profane and i im the streets. ing- houses, TONS & CO JUST BECELY: that he secured, by his personal influence Bieeridente thoeed Caee ne wa ae Arees. | 34. $15t0 Peter Dill; ith. S10 to Mr. J. Jones. | Louse contaisivg four roomehe ake eae re ED. AMUSEMENTS, &e. passage of « bill granting a charter highly ad- | the pea-nut stands on the Aveuue, giving the Sie. Henrich; 9x wee geure $e | Se ae corte. with Shantelystor | Qe TRE. SECOND GRAND FANCY AND M ‘ieimuclgarn ie ae fh that. while in Rich renders & good deal of trouble; fined $5 and | Hotberger; sth. Cigar stand to J. Uckershauson. | Ob¢ oF more amin Bt rt ie yee SHURSDAY th Mage Anwar Mo PRICES MODERATE Lake, at § o'c] ma. ; - A Danningiam: 2 5 ini 2 sion $ Darcy BxoUneIon of the steamer Arrow to | mond he was*treated by Mr- Lincoln with re- William Scott, for being disorderly on the 3h ait to 0 Hears oa. Basnet of ius fog. | tet st THOS. DUWLING, Act | robes ner* Sill Babess with & “Sires ane Guusmr,swy gowee |p ation wig pnt Statens | Sora commilet eoateaetaee Se | Rar, in, aiden tdain gan oe, | BY THOMAT DOWLING, ane; Gesven | onan Win avtemcaraies— | as aus qawen pape or comeren Surra’s Aur Garianr, work was done, and the franchise secured, pay- | ©” CHRONIC FEMALE“ CUSSER.” Oo BLO an OO Seeks | IMPROVED PROPRATY ON SEVENTH ST = obs maTés D + a es . ize. 4 . 3 . ERICK COUNTY. VIRGINIA. . MARERITER's ART GALLERY, 837th street. | ment for his services was refused and he wo art MeMannus with cursing | 7 Sgpetense Saag ges peeing a SO EDR en ee PALOTION Onty Uy mee trom Sophos Dee ES M1 Paavenus, | cently learned that while Mr. Lincoln was seagate Her | | S4Lm or ProrgRTy.—Last evening Thomas Qe WEDNESDAY \FTERNOON. August farper's Berry and Wiusbester Halle Se a pee [orking im apparent harmony and unison with peti ndeaen a agatnet hen opie tae he | Dowling, auctioneer, sold a two-story trame Joth, at Gorcleck. Twill sell, in front of the a pe * 3 ‘wor Peet arom Winchester. - eri lace fs now o) der more fa- ak S| root, between | vorable circumsamece thas at eer ee * | since the war, and every offart will be’ . he was writing letters to | could do nothing with her, she was continually | bouse on Water street ® determined that the Methodist Episcopal | those in the rear that he (Segar) was a drunkard ‘and ab him and every one ‘drank t High and Frederick streets, by a de : i the church Dis- | nd an injury to their interests, &e.; that when | Shout har shy fined #8. Another: was | Mr. G. Caro, for $150. improved by two Brick and Frame Tenements. a pote are Be the adjacent countrs shall these facts came to his know! me fae re her fer scpating an ‘ul | Wneart SALEs still continue in limited quan- rms: Ove-third cash; balance in Gand 12 months, paonctog sive entire satisfaction to all the, again be held in Haslup’s grove, 2 milesfrom | te chastise Mr. upo first opporta- | assembly and using foul | . She was | tities, 1,500 bushels being sold this morning tee enh eee a een Gee yon: Adve CITY BAND OF MUSIC will be in attend Annapolis Junction. Washington Branch Kail- | Pity, and meeting him in the depot yesterday, also fined $5, or stand commiitied & workhouse at S184, chaser. $3 will be req! rae phe the pi ore is ance. and Masquerade and Fancy Balls will be tro- road, ani Friday, the 19th inst., is fixed as tue | be proceeded to carry this resolution into effect. 30 days. aired Op: premises, subdivision of lots Zit and 212. fromt 7H ELPHUNZO YOUNG, Ss 8 mn S: struck off. quently civen during the ecgaon. - GROCER AND «T” MERCHANT, day of commencement. Careful efforts have = = a —— = — suena tall SSeapdisemn tre bars ake ouerea anny ase Ben Darn, oa Kicked aus-d THOMAS DOWLING. Anct. Pi we Bay re tee a And been made to ‘ovide, with the least expense is object ing to c! im for the duplicity josep! ‘don, colored, charged with insult- in the stomach ther colored man, named Tl }. DOWLING, A: Geor; wo. The Balti: id Uhio . . and labor, for she convenience ‘and eoaioerer | and deceit practiced upon the oceasion referred ing people while passing on the streets; fined $5. | Fielder Canter are era poremgor| Hees sep — round trip tickets, gaed for Ave dare tea Hane thore wh?'may encamp thereon. Tickets good te. i . ANOTHER “CUSSER.”” regarded as of no serious character, and Davis | SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR for sighs days will be issued by the railroad at |, Mr. Lincoln states that some time ip he en-| Andrew Smith, charged with using profane N. DG ; GruKuKTOW r ite Carter. Subsequently, how- ‘ half the usurl fare—that is from Washi for | tered into a contract with Mr. Jos. b. Stewart to | language on the streets and using inswiting and ———_ ames. at By virtue et ever, Davis became prostrated, and a few days we > bec ted Be ers: @3 “" : Tasca een IP. Cars chartered at halt | tee eee ea tnt tne ee She Fen ees Cn cee | tebe. Klineechmidt pronounced. the injuries tember ra aa rede = suget the fared month. * nstdren cod coleed emreas eee? motes the usual prie mak; trans portatio: ; = A y 1 me one, ot ~ | mortal, and it i die. Ci is | records of sais jet i a R.No 7, v hit comp equlgegy nemamensene: comparatively, | WBich Stewart had been quite a prominent | So! pretty well used up, and he wae let olf by a meeporen haw: —— :o ES aT a ox fe 74) More to Stephenson and return, at $6, from Washington to same MASONIC TEN PLE, 4 70. of trust from Walter S Telegraph office in full operati 7 Conxen Orn aN F Streets. mortals rerords of said istrict tn, Liber T and &.No 17, | White servants three fourth cr according 0. ac : “ jarge. 3 folto 53, &e., 1 of © auction, to com = : i seed +4 . | Was conceded by all concerned the neces- Samuel Boston, char with indulging in 'urch, at Georgetown, was entere: c nildipgs and improvements thereon, described 1 E OUSE. Sor beadiny soa pee eens eerie na tne ‘ary action on ine Batt of the, Lexisiature of | protane an pyre terre wet indulging i2 | and robbed of a pair of curtains worth #2. 0 jows “Beginning at a stone Nc Guthe weet MARYLAND EENNETT: BROS on reasonable terms. The Washington camp | \‘‘ginia could not obtained if it was known | Oricer Dupninglon testilied to making the ar- | tof surplices and a “benediction” robe. Ail of the road co ned for the Washinston pig id oy renova Will doubtless Drmg together a very large ae- | that Stewart was interested. To this end the | rest and that he cursed his wife. Tie Court | Marked with the mame of the church. ts aqueduct, and running thence 8. 344°, west I74 feet | ted. fo asfone No. 4; thence 8. 59';*, wost 143 fo aatme | known Hotel, are. m Dried Beet ~ - = contract was made, Stewart agreeing for a cer- | advised him ti id bi aminde! River Front.--Entered and cleared—Steamer . S: thence No 2° 35 min: vest 3M fe mer boarders. P: - Deertel aiesantte, Prine Hoey entne | tain consideration protare Ail taattoeks on, Sethian gs end ees OES | ree, MAE ek eee Sone Wort thence WTO Di taleniee eae ee the taracils of the hot aud crowded city, w mery, Anne Arcnde! and Carroll counties, Md., | eretofore issued under the old charter, which FESTIVE COLORED FEMALES. —————— tp stone No.7, which is om the aguadact road. and | Sind all they desire, For further nein. and dsaitimore will also be well represented. | ¥48 to be turned in to the new owners con-| Mfary Willismeacd Lizzie Wilson, two coloted - thence by and with said road 8 + east 18855 fect | dress BENNETT BROS.. Cambridge, Md. jy13-Im* CHOICEST, TENDER SIDE, Present arrangements, and the experience of | Umgent upon his success. ‘To aceomplish his | giris, were charged with enticing prostitution, ALEXANDRIA. foebs beginniag, being the egmne tract of laud con: P2XEY POINT PAVILION . the lace grand “akington National Camp,” | SOF Mr. L. temporarily established himeeis at | fna'picad guiltye ined so each, gout tn defeat ““Ferme: One third, cash end. tio residue in two St. Mary's County, guarantee that this camp of the 1th Angust | the Spottewood in itic , and was busily | to be committed to workhouse 30 daya, THE Gazette of last evening has the following | equal payments at six and twelve mouths with inter, | Wil Peep ky, Pi, PeBeow ce Visit: SELECTED AND PUT r Sill be one of the most editying and delightful | Cngeged in his labor assigned him, when | John Stevens, charged with stealing a red | items: 6g [pO eerared bys aced OC treat of Che prostions | $5rs Cee ead ah nena an ete ROTM, CINCINNATE eee * ever hele in Maryland. iehoeing kk fm aranees Viremion sacs: scarf, plead not guilty.’ The officer testified to | Exchanges of realestate in Alexandria city sla, gif the terms of sale aro n: sddition of new and “cimmoadites butte + CIN NA posse * aN js man who would probably be ‘al in therp: seeing him in Centre Market trying to sell the | and county for the month of July, re; race by Or thoroughly renovated, and the whole estab » 3 » et J pod wit rere rhe erEatrap es Wikies Rael Wg, | Svante cefoat sou sonrrtain | cat 2 hie rca mnce oo Com | Gre Wey fet nate napa ct aR — poke an ee teat een ee Mu Segar gave Lincoln to understand thgt h SAVED HIS BACON. for $200; @ tract of land in Alexandria county, | (iiling revenue stamps. at, ance negctsary for the cumicrt’ and pleasure’ of {he Marshal to the U.S. District atte, PY | was on bis way to Nortolk, but intended to stop Wilson Frazier, colored, charged with steal- | containing five acres, two roods and ten poles, GH CAPERTON, Trustee. ititiens ead aan he eee bearer ia, Ou paaar ee phy Rao eee ing one ham and two shoulders of meat, plead PE SN625; 8 tract of land in Alexandria and | y27-stawAds (Cour 21} THOS: DOWLING, Auct, | Baltimore, and any Birt por week parse 4 ELPHONZO YOUNGS, ‘Totten, the Corporation Atwurney as wills | bectme Asortot evoluntecr amsistant, troubling | Evinjoal Coote ic aemah a Seas eee? Mt | Kalefax Gpuntles, containing 125 acres, and 18 POSTE EE en PENTIONED, SALE. te | Sf uirey, ders, Childres snd servants belt price. : = - im oocasionally for small loans until they ha ield vm. Harris, the west side of Royal t, north of Wilkes, ' - x of the Mctropelitan Hotel. Jea0-tf sree Sioned Sexn trom the court report, @ new arrangement | amounted in the aggregate to about S1m woh dente atray, pia’ eaten, | for Sta; rice hocte can ite bee inst £E ¢cicleck, on the premises, near the bons | © the Meteone == GROCER AND “T” MERCHANT, 08 WASHINGTON. D. C., Angust4, tszo, | $48 Used with the etfect of rendering hiia (Mr. | gna Seve area ee d and cosis, or stand com: | tween Prince and Duke, for $4,000; house ‘and | house heing on tive west side ut’ Fach not wer ori or ed ly been informed thar the | S:) €4frulous and occasionally oblivious to what mitted ten days. lot west side of Fairfax street, south of Prince, | far from ‘Green Springs.” L 4 . MASONIC TEMPLE. attorney fee, taxed a6 costs againet defendanc. bg laren e United States agt. John Harper, charged with | for $450; lot on the west side of Fairfax, south | _ av3-eoa BUGH CAPERTON, Traster._ ill be Opened for the pone of Guests om the 3 Le, in the Police Court of the District of Columbia, | goer qacoln further alleges that Segar’s con- | ge.auiting Edward Lynch, plead hor guilty. He | of Princess, #300; house and lot north side of Tes OM DAVENPORT, WISUEY TO PRO: | | Thismagnificent structure, cated at the Me yurt 01 District of Columbia, | duct was such as to create distrust on the part | was fined $2. King street, west of Payne, for $1,400. M cure pupjis for Piano-forte instraction. Les- | “Gourt End” ef this now famous summer 329 Connee Oru avn F Srarere has been paid over to the United States, through | of members of the Legislature, and the plans of AN TRISH QUARREL. So many complaints have of late been made | tons given at home or at the residence ot Teacher, | resort, bas all the advantesse of madoee === ‘ia — the District Attorney. Under the fifteenth see- | Mr. Lincoln seemed to be in jeopardy, 2 much Margaret (Brien, charged with committing | of the depredations committed by the goats and | No. 30, 2d street, Georgetown. For terms spoly_as | improvements calculated to make its guests OE Was ectog carrie ng Said court, the city | so that friends in both branches warned him of | gy acsanit on Mary Fitzgerald, plead not guilty. | geese, that the yolice have been instructed to | above. vane” _ | Sgeeey venvees. aot ee BEST Goops pei a abost represestiny Manekt ane tllowed to go | ‘The evidence showed that stones and bricks catctand retain, until ransomed, all animals | (*LOSIN SALE OF 2 Ee ee eee oe ES STRES AND THE Lowest paices> oF Holice Court.” im ail | new road, &c. The action of the gentleman | Bere, thrown at complainant. She was tined | o| La iath Ths ites Coe: SPRING AND SUMMER GouDs freveling public. will surely guarentee to those that cases as poo > go gt ae pala ae and the, general feeling ‘against hide hat the lee costs, and im default to go to jail ten ane limits. The ransom for a goat wi op © i oes The = ' of effect of causing Mr. Lincoin to write several THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS IN CourT. The five hundred dog medais purchased by “Tv ‘or Rooms, ivon ree cs letter Fay over fo he oper ee eecnme aut | letters to Mr. Stewart, Degging him to recall his | Tne case of Jno. Wheeder, Banker of Webster | the Auditor for the protection of tie dogs ofthe | We arenow srlting our spring and summer Dress | Sédremeed to web BS oe forage, ©. 8. OHARE @ SON; city. — attorney fee is included in the word | undertal 4 Thane’ tethee rene Gare reanae sea No. 7, Knights of Pythias, arrested a | city having been exhausted, another supply has | Geods ye. two Ago, on the charge ot the larceny | been ordered. ‘The dog cart aud the” do WITHOUT REGARD TO CosT, _—_— ———— 9 : and epithets more forcible than elegant were ture, third degree work, and odes, valued | catchers continue their rounds, and the tata au asia BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c nd, deem, it proper to notify rox of the construe: | appied to Mr. Segar, such as ‘a nuisance,” «a | $f Etoo, from the igo room about the 2sth of | net is thrown around any unlucky cur caught | ,Smbrtcing handsome Lawns at 12's cts.; Parasols , u 3 tat} at halt price; Sommer Cassimeres and Linen Drills u ¢., Mr. Lincoln further stating | § " , rom bis Without the ; Dy the city of Washington. Very respectfully, | that as Mr. Segar'was an old man he did ne pier (Pg engl Br. Close prosecuting, | away. from homes ved ee ts ith GROCERS, 8 sacrifice: 12,000 yards Calicoes—best makes at 10 ~ . ch d muzzle. th nh 2 ete. Mower ofare te 7AR MAPS OF EUROPE— so ENOCH TOTTEN, bke to speak harshly to him, but preferred that | “Myrg. W. Thorsen (eta at Wheeder | 2 ow Tull oo resieton er the <ubagyy. wan, | sooo’ Goce. ere ieee: | W 1913 SEVENTH STRERT §.W., Bev. amp mh “_ one = Cor, SV ebington. | Mr. Stewart should do so. ' Prior to this, how- | 1,4 admitted to him that he had the picture | cente, whose slaughter will commence to-mor-| J¥14 ldge st-, Georgetown, D . Alex. Sharp, Ke. SF bak: Bice enre ame to Lincoln with the story | after the alleged larceny had boon committed. | row night. But troof the wisole necrbee ce, | amma DOL SHOWING, - ———e—-— of Mr. Stewart's unpopularity, and giving it as Mr. G. E. Strobel testitied that he had seen the | fined there have as yet been redeemed. HOTEL: we Ree netg “i From Bb euusnetenus. peace, ar cae Sori be mye Bag aie picture in the lodge room, and to having heard S cieeeiseeneinenaien eee m4 dae ne tape einweasng oanieeay Immense Stock of IREMEN TO ENGINEER HoLMEs.—Mr. George | scheme. ir. Lineoin told kim tha the ata ee tage le al de * , COFI . PU Holes, chict engineer of the hire department | Stewart was entifely out of the aitair, aud to | qqeodet tts tg ancture wasn the possession uf CITY ITEMS EDUCTION EXTRAORDINARY! tee | Splendid titmanrstat seatbelt free the Ning: | Ocuting Sey to eee otisehia ro | Care the picture. aah . Inducements te the Traveli THE FRENCH AND NORTH AND SOUTH Dee ne bee Snake Mia | Conleing Susy a attr hia tract | “'G, Eberly testified that Wheeder was a GEnTLEwen’s English and German Half Hose | Unparalleled veling ee ara Hove Company, of Philadelphia. of w Statue, The answer yoni Sr. Stewart was a | pontted a cesmitiee bere ee pictureon | must and will rise sbout @1 per dozen, Gon. Public and Permanent Boarders. GERMAN FRONTIER, REW Goops! NEW GooDs! og Mr. Sclmes was formerly a member, positive letter stating a on he had | the 21st of October, made a report on the [ sumers should purchase now. Prices un- WILLAED'S HOTEL Large invoices of FAMILY SUPPLIES arriving and with which he still retains his connection. | uo interest in the watter whatever. This 23d of December that he had done his work, | changed at Gro, C. HENNING’s, ‘aly 22, 1570. ais Seaeak Seer We EVEBY PAY The bat is of the New York pattern (sixteen | letter was shown to the members of the saying that the picture was present. No. 410 7th st., N. W. On and after the 25th inst.. and ap to and atte oil to take the place of the vast quantities of ribs.) surmounted by a tiger couchant, holding in | Legisiature, and may have had its effect. Any- Miller contended that Whecder, as a — 2 including the 3ist day of October next, the rate of Groceries, Teas and Gotees whiten we diepose of pede is of ot ket the frontispiece. The frontis- | how, Mr. Lincoln succeeded in his work, and | member, nes erat eee Iw onpER to make room for Fall goods, I will | charges at thisextensive and well appointed hotel BETWEEN FRANCE AND PRUSSIA piece is of white enameled leather, ornamented | the ‘necestary legislation was accomplished. Judge Gray related the facts in the case as he | offer Spring and Summer Clothing at less than | will be as follc ” : with gilt and handsomely stitched in bihe, with | When all had been completed, Mr. In | understood them, stating that Wheeder had de- | cost. Merce 5 ay : Families can rely on getting the words’ Chief Engineer F. D.” in white block | states that Stewart endeavored to “ring in” and | Woderstood picture to the lodge, and he did not A. StRAvS, Popular Clothing House, ama sioois 1 33 FOR <ALe BY FEESH Goops letters upon a red ground. |The hat ie painted | control the company, and acted in other matters | sec that the simple fact of ipervon ‘being a Penn. avenue, between 10th and Iith strdets, — mccoranig 6 Sacckiee Tepe parchase of un, ae nothings watags white, w Ve Fi a mm ided. The 20 ach so it wi hou, ree doors 1 si - 1 r pil D bat ti =pace of Underside of the rim ts shaded from s very dark m proof against himand convict | member gave & member a right to steal the ee ee Bil of Baro te torw iuregdinees ton the 3 BLANCHARD & MOHUN, inoet perishable goods Uave not Fiat to accericrese) maroon color at the edge to —— vermillion nm — ot can eae 3 Mr. art was called for the defence, Free ig ret lt) those who are not familiar with th: on the inner part, and is from the celebrated obtained. and a raph | and mdertook to raise rench Jet Jewelry, loure. - gurabiel ment ot JM. atigood & Son, z7 South | taken. Thus war Mr. J. B. Stewart «chieck- feo to one the picture he See nae Orolde Etruscan Jewelry, renprcial rates may be made to clubs composed ot | _ jr tr Corner lith street and Penn. ave. We would also call attention to or stock of Eighth street, Philadelphia. A solid silver plate .” Upon maki very Mr. Stew- - * deliv follow Cut Ball « : snibatach of ho 1k Ones oe feunighiog: | set chewed te. Segar Lincoln's letter contain. | $e lodge-room, but did not deliver it to the lodge; ke understood that when he had collected | Teceived this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry | 4, 1hope arraneements afford ap uneaualted combina. = — “ Presented to atone Holmes, chiet engineer | ing the opprobrious epithets. HWee the assault. ie i tion of comfort, cheapness and desirable loc: ef the Washington Fire Department, by the | Seger, umagining himselt grievously w FINE BRANDIES AND GIN, in Dottles, at Wholesale Prices. sufficient funds there would be a presentation. | Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between | Government officials and others similarly © Mr. Mi CALIFORNIA WINES. ’ = = eet ee a rt. r.—Has there been a division ot | 4% and 6th streets. who, wish to, ar = BOOKSTORE, SXTRA SINE OLD WHISKIES i Niagara Hose Company of Philadelphia.” The | thought to yent his spleen upon . ~—__¢@ ___ Teach unpalatable 1 5 belt is of red and white patent leather, gotten up | who,'teing betrayed bys Cremona, —— pe Hxwriue has all kinds of thermometers 6.3. | “Being the first in Washington to pat down the 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, with equal good taste and artistic skit P | was'mace the victim, ‘Mr. Limeoln states that | Witueseanswered «There are.” | ‘ — | prices (of first-class accommoiations to ante war Bunt forget | gystee sca: . he feels sorely the ‘act that Mr. Segar was made | iogge? —S or seae ee Sees en te oe Brrween Ninte aNp Text Stazsts, DOUGHERTY @ @ Lees SELF RAISING Tur Loxc Burex—It is understood that | ji<, ‘ca hedeal 14 Soware, who who had egged Geena Dose st Nay; Whesade Mold ‘the es mer in Washington 93 Fes SIRES. Proiese, AT WHICH fs the best in the market, and we sell tt. theplan for @ bridge across the Potomac, in | ist’ tirely defenceless ay v ste we <2 ; Wasnrxoron, 22 Jaly. 1570. S22 sa J io he was entirely defenceless yesterday when | picture for sou?™ cTON, = 1870. ane WB hcl Dee the Eenmenracia ae | 86, tore te eigen om by bend. | Mann" beige he doe.” a —— ©. 8 OMARE a son, t Rail: Sompany, will be one of th oka in| eor, ler testified that the picture was A 4 , . os ee ee Pant ‘caximgeee qiates, that when he was attacked in the depot | ordered trom Philadelphia and was not delive chit Mrat-clams Hotel is now’ open fo CAN BE FOUND. erocer wagons and foot passengers will pass under- | Be fommenced fo cry ou Tteving fo ki wes), | fed to the lodge, but was placed on the walls 60 WE HAVE DECLARED WAR nected with the Missisquoi Sprin: ALso, SEY: neath the railroad track, which mu-t be a! Te which Me. Seger sorties nose jy y | thatthe members might see it. waters bave wrought such wonderful cures in can, : 1913 BNTH STREBT 8. i considerable elevation to'aveid the steep grade | FO "hich Mr. Begar replied, ~ yes, by God, Mr. Miller rested his case here, and Ju Geraigreiulss BrighCrdisease, and other discawe of | ait the STANDARD PUBLICATIONS in evers | yong Berwase B ose 8. ' now found onthe Washington side along Mary- | ‘tend to kill you. that be could {iscover no evidence AGAINST HIGH PRICES, feokiGneys. The iprings are Situated nines miles | branch of literature. = = _ land avenue. The present causeray js to be = ieee <2 accused in 0 a larceny, om St. Albans. arlem o Femoved, which not ouly leave the ehanmel | rap Spean-Lincorn ArPRAY—A Kenrwat of | tHdhe believed that he acted under a misap” Senstn from §15 to ia weeks cr bee inate STEAMBOAT LINES, unimpeded, but will cause the deposits now | yuna Aloat tie dock tnie sparing A ieebeones, ane that under ee ae at | z a Jy 18-tanIo J.D. SCBLETT. Proprietor. | , Orders by mait a et eet series. wat ~ = i hove it to b hed aw; the sera ye “ ss e- ~ a order the placing of a picture on the wal ¥ OF FERING OUR aa es = ~— voks eupplicd at publisher's rates, and sent by mail, 3 aT. Hevent principal cause of the malaria which | FeBeWal of hostilities” took place om the corner | vot‘ comsetute ns dele Ie eee ae METROPOLITAN HOTEL, NEW YORK, | portage ie. NGTOR ,BORFOLK ABD BOSTON settles upon mapy portions of Washington city, | Cf {'h and F streets betwecn Hon. Joseph Segar. | that there was division in the order, and it may =a On and after JULY Ith, 10, the Price, . . eens causing ague and fever. The Long Bridge, for | 0! ¥‘*ginia, and Mr. W. S. Lineoin, only this | ne that this charge was a result of this division, . of BOARD will be #4 perday, GREAT KLDUCTION OF FAKE DURING the repair of which Congress was asked an aj iw perteen m baad Bg hero L coking at the whole case he concluded to dis- ENTIRE STOCK ayl3-Im_ SIMEON LELAND & CO. THE SUMMEK SEASON. j ie 0 s ” wd agg ee 4 snajee nt ag charge the accused. : of descr :P Envelopes. Ink, Pens, : nee m Of $15,000, has been put in comets spects. There are two accounts, one claiming | “ay ler Mactan Caacgs Bowie and Rodger Me- Pence. Penk: weer = vsiting Uards, The fare on the Fteamer LADY oF THE LAKE, order for travel by the Pennsylvania Central Sen, With Sox! =o ne | 4 » : or INSURANCE, commencing MON DAW, July 28, 1n70, Railroad Company at an expense of less than | ‘at Mr. Willard took a walk out of his | Graw, two boys, charged with committing an etc., ete., and all the Novelties in this line. and continuing until Sep) Theis i $1.%—a good commentary upon the difference | “Ce On business. accompanied by a friend | assault on Christiana foMiday, were arraigned ‘will be as follows: Of cost when money is to come out of a private | 2%med Potter, and when on the pavement,in | ind plead not guilty. It appeared from the UMMER CLOTHING Us CONTINENTAL LIFE INSU- lar fare to Norfolk................... pocket instead of Uncle Sam's. The repairs | {nt, was met by Mr. Segar, who, without | Cyigdce that this charge was brought in re- 8 > RANCE COMPANY, Were completed under the supervision of H. K. | ¥4i'nz, commenced to deal him heavy blows | venge sor a former charge of assault brought , Oroquet, Morton's and Fairchiid’s Gold wed trip. Five round trip tickets Regular fare to Piney Point and Point Look ° esas Bradshaw, of thi: ¥. All other railroad com- | Sith cane, and another that Mr. Segar aud | Against a witness for the complateane ie tee OF NEW YORK. Panies are to b: jy WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ‘the use of the bridge, if | @*- Willard met our Sidewalk, wien their | case. ‘The Judge remarked that they no doubt AT COST Justus LAWRENCE, Pres't. J.P. RocERs, See’y. | — 2 > ES AND RETAIL. _ of the North German Confed- | cane, and the latter, parrying the blow; eration at New York to be forwarded by him to | caught Mr. Segar, and both “ went to grass’ : am i oem the chm. A resiston was adopted | "Somended “ine noe. Maupin, ote ae: | Meo Skul New York, water pipe, A. xou WiLt haar isetiad ghee ea RUPEE RARE Bande: | webs acs ase AS as Se collected shall besent tothe | gar struck at Mr. Willard ‘with his er ee ean ADD TO YOUR COMFORT, COMPANY IN THE WORLD L NAN EQUAL The fare will be put at t we heretofore charged aes Ge Aecoed. Eee BEN” | after the sumnes aes SPAC \. Joknton's Wharf —Arrived—Schr. Montrose, SAVE YOUR MONEY, en cae t MADISON DAVIS, ANGTON. By the author of Race for ia is the mst Gtreet route to WILMINGTON the Central Sanitary Commission at Berlin. | like a tiash, Mr. Willard on tep. Several of the-| Leeack, oston, wud brig Ida L. Ray, Bradiord, iz. _aul-lw* Manager for District of Columbia. Price Te. CEARLESTON, SAVANNAH and NEW 0X Frederick Kapp, Esj-, late of New York city, | business men near by rushed out and separated | Hoston, ice, Great Fallsice Company. Sailed. ie PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLAGE. By Charice | 4 _ ava and now in Germany. was 9 inted to repre- | the combat: ho, when wide apart, called | joseph’ Baxter, Baxter, Georgetown, to load IMPROVE YOUR LOOKS M ‘Liss UNSUBANCE Comp, ie complets. EBCHANTS’ LIN: or ad i Si ¥ thief!” « ¥ ANY JEALOUSY OR TEVIRINO: A Novel. By George EAM sent this association in the Central Sanitary | to cach other“ Yes, you are a thief! es, | coal for an eastern port. ‘ OF NEW YORK. Sand. Price $1.5). aeraee Commission at Berlin, and the secretary was | and you area robber,” c. Finally, Mr. Willard | © Riley's Wharf.—Atrived—Schr. John H. Tra- BY BUYING WM, 7, PHIPPS Pree. | A. D. HOLLY, See. | ANTUNIA: A Novel. Br George Sand. Price $1.30 WASHINGTOR AND NEW YORK. ordered to send Sr, the appointment. It | walked off, and if there was any mastership of vers, Wheatley, coal, H. Marshall & Co. B SU: INe T.C. De EON: ris Southern le SANDWICHES. arisen ‘ard. Price 2c. mas further resolved that the association has no | the situation in question, Mr.Segarhad it ashe | " fay's Wharf-—Arrived—Brig Timothy Field, ¥ MMER CLOTH an pou ZHE MOTUaL Lan THE HOLIDAY NUMBER OF LONDON SUGI- | , Hereafter the Fine Stoamshipe EO. KNIGHT, right to use any of the moneys collected for any | paced the pavement near by the scene for some | Trimble, Maine, ice for Independent Ice Com- Aempa nom Terteltable. No restrictions on ETY. for daly. 7 29 N GIBBON and vate ciTY. other purpose than the support of the wounded | twenty minutes after the occurrence, giving a pany; Oregon, McCracken, with wood for mar- at tregel: por on ress SE S108-513 Tru Bracce THE OVERLAND MO: for July. jymake r6t woekie at and sick soldiers and widows and orphans of | history of the affair to all who would question 3 Sailed—Schr. A. M. Aldrich, Aldrich, Al- L. J. DRAP! i ie = All the new Books published recsivad PE ZARDE 4 wasi a= — German soldiers. Mr. Louis le was ap- exandria, to discharge cargo of ice; Packer, Sa- C: M. FORD, M.D. ledical Examiners, gfterwarde, and everything in the STATIONERY RE’ 5 lows: rm aaitenal eatincter Sur tg Second a line. for Georgetown, to load coal for a northern HABLE BROS., _ Sebi JUAN BOYLE, Agent. | snd BLANK BOOK line for sale wholesale and oem Fig ee, Geonce tows ie in ; i a 6a = ad " as and ALEXANDKIA the A New Pieasene PLace—A Glorious Fishing | } Sheriff's Wharf—Arrtved—Steamer Prince SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTOBB, Onre Sr. octaTion—The Asgess- | Porty—An Empty Chowder Pot but Plenty to | wi); : z s rye L. Sheri:t. 335 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, to B. P. A. DEN- suet a the acta af tae Oke Bins hate: | Rol ends Drink = Ver name weeks vant avecbor Woreuch's Wharf Aarivede Sehr, Annis’ E. (PRE TWENTY-Finst rear | _*? Corner 4% street and Penns. evense’ »,%, 2-2 4 ation last evening a motion to appoint a comtait- } of Weslingtoniane temporarily residing in and | coiling, ‘Tooker, New York, blue stone, for M. UNDER UNITED STATES HOTEL. __—_—_————— ee ‘Tee. : tee to draft resoiution» and confer with the Con- | Heat Bladensburg. with others from this city, |G ymtry. Great Pirate, Cumberland, pine OLOTHING, & ; gressional Committee relative to the assessment | have been in the habit of spending Thursdays | P64 "Gitason, ea or PSON. President. ©f one per cent. on government employees for | in fishing and hauling the seine in the Eastern Z as the -uyort of the republican cause was offered | Branch, near what ts known as Conn’s Landing, BBs wil remove pont RES EPORR, cor QHORTEST AND QUICKEST Line SOUTH, and lst. A motion was offered, that a com- | about a quarter of a mile from the District line, EXCITEMENT IN 7 NORTHERN LIRERTIES— | peor 7th and D streets, ‘Kichmond, Predericksburg about the 22d of August. CONTINUOUS EXPERIENOR 1m THE BUBI- prommat Lone —Bteamers tears ted to consult with the Con. | D the eastern bank of the stream, and it was | 4," U/ Discorers Her tke wife ot ae Piven) (BLES : HABLE Biios. yeutr | Prices Eoveathetrect Wart teres daily ® mittee be appointed to wi ic ne > hont noon to-day e wife of a well- — Sunday. p. m., excepted.) at 7 a. Tp. m. gressional Committee, to arcertain If said. com: jepreasi on ante wenia tae siee ce y. | citizen, having obtained information which led shee adwlates ne MRCS, IN THIS CITE. Grice #11 Bensayivanta avenue," ““SayiPia se pera cach laaividiesl: to spend ciemeeee: | Accordingly about § o'clock senertae morning | bitettion to cther Women thee ta Rang more | TO MAKE BOOM, FO RING BOUGHT LN Lower NEW EXPRESS LINE, via CANAL, * ‘disb Dave Smith, Billy Yost. Bob ireland, and sev- | * BUROPE, 1 HAVE CORULUDED TO . mone) be may have to arse within his own inbabit the “ burg” st: it ceeded to a house on Sth street, between nd PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA. VA.. WASH. district, and after amendment, that, in the — oso ed Gat Pen age M, and secured admission, when she found her INGTON AND GEURGETOWN, D. 0. opinion of the association, its members who go wae s ied prigedln 3 Tee ae fears realized, and it was not long before ‘REDUCE THE PRICES — Than Ever. — be to vote should not be taxed, and carried. prs peor ge str dattea poor rp id Mm; | a scene was enacted causing the gathering’ ee, calling 2 from 14 North Wharr ift some of the piscatorial monsters from the | p9, a WEDNESDAY. at 5pm. Jrrerey wane: ut were on the spot, and having been refused Preight vesctnan Tee FEE Qrastios,— Yesterday morning | feliing “hy “Hale Salt, by the accidental Sdesianion at ie frent doce went t the beck wate! ALL MY Goops, on ¢ aad IN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK oy te Hine Paiite, Cee sce io eomae of the Folice | prought out to season the — chowder. tody Catherine Counolly, whoit is sald keeps the et Mt toes oie ae ee Sri Va, WM-CLYDES CO, Court received orders to pay no more fees tothe | Apont 1 o'clock the party was men! house, and Mary McGinnis, the girl. ‘They were'| AND OV FER NOW SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS AND | Philadelphia. : Assistant U.S. Attorney of that court, but all | by'the arrival of the head “copper” of one of taken to the Police Court and were about to be | 70 ALL PURCHASERS. HANSON & BLACKFORD, 2 —- Ghe District Attorney 10 be taal eer salt oe | the police precinets, who by the way is quite | ‘ken to the Folice Court and were about to be : E WARREN qhe District Attorney to be paid over to the | ufy\” and a young Washington merchant/ and —_ ex and aliing 6 palganoment team PREPARATIONS FOB FALL TRADE, Bes yt taey Come, PH oeoreetown and | the ‘peat brought in the entire | SOM over, and the parties iu the menntins | My stock is of that class in which most gregrboay 619 SEVENTH STREET, of Derpald'er in cases of the Disc Ationbers | Periz cmbarked, two, heroulean arms were laid | Were held to ball. will Bhd something in which be fw ia need of, Soar RARE INDUCEMENTS OFFERED. srewanr Engr Ee: on oars, rapidly was - —e—-_— prising— pod Criminal Courts, up the stream, passing the sand boat “Shuphiit Tan Gers Hass New Office Orrosits Post Orrics, Ivamia avenue, pee: . The In the DEPARTMENT, which I t anchor in one of the guts through the marsh, , ist. THE NOTION . Unrren Intenwex.—The United Irishmen of | the “Hoxtoma Dolawalker” draping ror ‘sand, | fast of the City Hall, no courts being in ‘assorted and up to the mark. Peonay! session, | always keep well CHEVIOT SUITS, formerly G15, at_...912 and 13 between Kth and ith streets. the Firth Ward, held a meeting last evening at | and the “Anacostia” under way. In answer business seems to be extremely omy ee in the Andash thom for a policy im the Old" Mina,” or thy | ALL WOOL “* Ok SUMMER OS®, the ball on Fenneylvania avenue, between ist |g question one of the “burghers” said. that Geguiers cecty aan appies ve te ee | pec oe a ee ascents pupa. and |“ Franbite,” of Phtladslpasa, or the " Hartford,” oy ence gente re “> forked F pp dood Pe ELF SIMPSON, = 2d stzeste cost, snd 8 commmbites gl these boats oe weg hing up henge 4 ployed, those officers ing their time fully | I make a speciality of GOOD HAIBBRU! 5 the “a Por the“ Pa | “ DOESKIN PANTS, 94.50, 5.6 & 7 ‘8. ave. Mth and Lich ete. Irishmen designated at » meeting held a short | with a “eweep.” “The party having reached the | $cCUPIed In appending thelr signatures tothe | 5, TAR ZRPRYR MORSTED | DEPART. aoe ~ : ages rs LINENS 20 PER OENT.LESS THAN COST, | FroR BOONOMT. oe a ee Capteee er cee OF Melding « mass | mouth of one of the “guts,” the seine was | Dem cé?tilicates of indebtedness, some of which | wENT, which has become #0 well Known a8 to Te- | maw,” oF the ““Springhelé,” or the “Potomac,” @ bey ST gRt's IMEROTED Q0OR, meeting to express sympathy with Frauce in | hauled, but witli no suckess’ About this tren eee be combtroner is sppainted and quali- | quire no farther comment. Gorenown. ope a 1005 Po.ave., bet uth ad lisk' ste, ) Pruvcts - a ied Ww ready pal . Gener: - = 3 7 her struggle against a ae —— to darken and ee tlesey, to whom the office has been tendered, is arn. Ta zOY. Duranret ae, A PRUDENT 4m FORRSRETH THR A. STRAUS - uh ty bas m the place on terra | Poy UL of town, but bas been telegraphed to. | | wars prosanta s i POPULAK CLOTHING HOUSE, F Bor STEWART STOVE, Drep or nis Ixsreres.—Rochester Hudson, lon Sa _ Mr. John C. McKelden, the auditor, ts busily be ra st. Sey STEWLUSE ; oye. ‘ = ag Ao ee “ene “bacon ‘had gngneed in preparing the books, Xc.,for hisof- | sey gue FANCY ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, ‘dei peu pen ras oo 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. — prom yore ay a ; (ge Mpeg Nod med Br ype ge a — ——— Wolk aed v3 Ser BOXES: OAED sad 4.8, PRATT @ son, Berween 10TH axp Lieu Sts. vm Sagaees, ond on wah ocener, Berar’ at D Sam b> he $3 Sietwe, enue bate ti wd 61m sts. Gt asans.acnace Ne OP NeA and pascna ar én the _iyt3ot Third door east of Ith street. | JN THE SU: in Tue Star, died yesterday of bi juries. gton is now pre) execut or- Bi DEPARTM: HORN. 2. BEIBEROEE, His ectiant ae in Jl edt hg Sore ag cannes ae | $A cece geo Noe OAR, | orm. FRR HOMNBT, PEC PERAET, ries MTOM eg F.. “ancrem te BF, terns 8.00.) Fine Last Niont.—An alarm of fire was the | call for circular. Lay 90-tfi L. RIOR.” | Genta’ UNDE + he, PIREMEN'S, of Now York, GITIZENS, ARMY AND NAYY mee ie Be hare ses | ro sme FoRare. raigulld Paha Ieper, | ete eee omaron wc me| , neopets, iith street east and Pennsylvania avenue, . Dicl ARGE INV B ‘ae for ‘LIA and Foo ‘thas for ihe yoo | syed Me ben Pee . avenue, Washington. stable ounen by iy = at as and D Ba rand cn active OTHER, Jobe MAsQUEEADE! when you are taken from them. ee tie “sage part the seine, ttle better SrA &. 8. PEATT & SOR, streets southeast. No.3 engine went into ser- pay heap haul, three small cat ‘0 yard White Cambric and Brilliant, yard | 8m. THE BASKET DEPA‘ wed ‘No.3 YM vice and prevented the spread of the flames. ove ‘being the reward of their labors. ‘wide, only 15 conte per yard. worth 35 cents. peering fel serine of TRAVELING wot Harvard.—The Har- Sescias. DENTISTRY. On re- fon = 7 mp turni a Squire Walter, Billy Fendall, L. Leja len oa peer “ag N oom: | RRMOVAL. = G. Hine, and Steve ly were found waiting Ladies’ hem; Is, Warrant ps. Dinved tee Saarward College, Massachusetts, | 5) ously for the return of the boat, and, afte all linem, only He coats, worth 25 Cents. Lika & saan teieew Re a Bid datcated Chee by wb esterday afternpon. | Sine time spent in singing, &c., the patty dis- Doyilss,onty 6. dozen. t Pb we ee «ons Md Be feoogs I co sees tO Te Peas" wpa National bad . persed and the Washingtonians returned in if 7 a 5 sca vt or reveaee ae ENTAl PORK done ad Bath eae om aoe : ww, | forextracting feet” PS*®. Nitrous Oxige i be 5 Secretary. outa scrub nine,on account of 3 i the resignation of some of their best players. | he tem o'clock train, well pleased with their pactronsertedied Bterxnes o> tn Bumpber of cases di up to August Ist uecess.” — eo ‘ Potrce Covrr.— The Linen la from 10 cents up. Z [eg le B. SILVERBERG, x Keat Estate Sace—Thos. &. Wagzaman, ts * SSare | real estate broker and auctioncer, sold part lot French Lawns at 16 cents por yard, soos, 4 of by the Police +of which number 2 319 SEVENTH STREET, —_— ES EE Decree pms me y, Court case: i 22 | No. 12 im square No. 116, improved by threc- tf 1920 Pennsyivauia avenue. ——e—————————————— on: United States ‘cases "hie court ‘went lalo | story brick Bouse, to James Butler, for 900. oF 3 Bat. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND D Braxer. EW AND SROOND-MAND FUnmITons. | BOOMS ‘ALL wake Operation on the Lith of July. Wm. L. Wall & © m8 moe ae »f ‘- Sy 6-tr — Best amen = mies rt of lot 6, uare 477, prove’ ni Inder and =] CumnicaL Cuaxcrs at tux Navy Yano. | thereon, fronting on th street, etieen (rand | perwere es, epee the frm HIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! a Mealseent cst. mis Kear Advairal Smith, commandant 4 aiuieWasi- | R northwest, to M. P. Gatian, for $53; alee, Le we ae ine posed fate we FAULENER id respectfully inform M4 MOXUMERTS. I will take off 10 por cent. on all for the next from asccond to 8 first-biaw clarke te i soot | PAE JOE 5, satare 370, with improvements, tr Tre'bamde ct } who is from this that he can betes 410 ith —_ ext 28 Eefuce stock betore my Fall Lonportat ne com- € on L street. between Sth and With northwest, | alone resper 4 general that he can and 3 + street, Son, ray uJ mandant.and appolnted Hl. M. Cady t) asecoud- | to George W- Hauptman, for 81,400. ‘June Wee 120, ee ATES to sean fh to ment approved man MAKBLE AND SLATE MANTELS too. A in ass clerkshipe — aT — . oa —__e—__ —_e —_- Juve 24,187. | ner and at prices. The cut ‘finish of his DRNITURE ond monthly merting of the Excelsoeuiiding ac | pEAONGTED Wilam J. Cooke and George W. | Jt: Stns th eae Meares eas Pervons fading their own material cau have it ads ane ork tr Se a ed : EaCes Bie’ : thy Excelsior Building As- | F. 01 etary’s office, Treasury | thoee who shall visit com: | up at short netice, * and . 4 F sociation, ten shares were wold at 524 per cont | Department, were sence] ~ - that ‘may. le te ty ‘TOR on Wheeler & Wilson’s Sow. | Ps ‘iss Premium. . third fto fourth-cinss Clerkanipe ees OM | Hert and seccmmedation ied bing Hachive wanted.” “hepa yas 4 Pa Estomix, | ayn Wm. RUTEXRrens. | “ SO GEAGES. vane. om | /