Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1870, Page 4

EVENING Men DAY... STAR, August 22, 1870. LCOCAL NEWS, AMUSENENIN, ae. = : ‘ow at Silver Hill, ¥, 483 Tth street, TY, 27 Pa. avenue. Mu Crrtzews—4id for the Prance—The citizens of coltecting funds to he for- warded to france in aid of wounded French Prot. Wenry Masson was chosen lent, C. Gautier ©. Colne secretary, and N. Demon; Rox, trom « committee pr aeadie a Coat Qn wife of Mr. W.H vivania a th streets « resaling 07 2th and 2 coal oif from a can upon the ab 5 ity will arrive the Olympics in the ¥ meet the Nationals, atarday evening. (ur 20th, by re of &4 to Ww, . the Mutuals, of Butfalo, st, by ascore of 7-10 1% Su tar uals bave been successtul inevery game siuce they left on their northern trip. Tue Dows-river Excursion the Lake yester d respectable proceeded as far ch Var bing trip of the trips aford in tion to these who are confined by to the het, « Tamily par- ¥ st respec- Denty keeps a vigtlant eve to the t of hrs pass ned @ ‘y- » be satisfactory where ha has Gna - Mart Ca ¥ Wm. Ww rown, © *, Mail carr aud reorgani- ts, w! ¥ me € by the « aiter which the minister sal E yt be entire ere wa at this camp, trae, the ort probably arising from the shoutinz on this occasion. reap Daaw ar Lox wthe Virginia ek r but fortun in heing ov Several steamers and ve-sels Lrough on acoount of the or two thetimbers wera re 5 cleared. Auew draw will be constructed mm a short time. tely ne before Arrest S z.— About 12 o'clock last special officer Sutton 1 guarc-howse an oid - named Pierre Kleme, who, it was boarding-house keeper, Otho Lig- desperate threats to take hisown ad made an attempt to cut his The sapposed reason was ve Teverses of the life, and even throat with a razor. his cxtreme nervousness over t French army. réay afternoon a boy, about thirteen years af parents reside on F street,in this shot by seme person on Col. Brooks’ th ef Washington, while he was tn the u he injuries are not ofa ous p ‘he shot used being small bird He was pey pered from head to fubt. Last night, about 7 m of fire was turned t Station-house, cau al-oil lamp in the ‘God, corner of Sth i E streets southeast. a t. and the firemen agh prompt!y ou the to comm mo- B. French. A will be rendered. er column gives of the arrangement. the vard of house as stated in Saturd ped verdict that death epsue: ed on the head by an unknown perron. —-2—— Avoruen Stet Can Case.—The case men- tiened im Saturday's Stak ‘amuel Binnix X=. Washington and Georgetown railroad, ¥ before -lustiee Clark with jur yh Jt. Bradley. Jr., for defendant a1 S. Miller for plaintift. “The same eviden Yer ally, was elicited as on Saturday in th Kins ease. ‘ sington Pla be ctu ce, Us: e Hop ter was received by morning, from Jud; dated at Monmou' fener Swere acting Judge the settling up of his business, fart on bis return to this city ° ‘Tre Croat Soctery meet on Monday in- stead of Tuesday evenings, as heretofore, and we understand are already busily rehearsing for the winter campaign. The attention of the mc mbers is called to a noties in another column. ° Eor STFAMER.—The Richmond, Fred- rg and Potomac Kailroad Company placed the steamer Georg aua on the route bis city to Aquia creek, in lieu of the steamer Vanderbilt. PERLAND is at Salt Lake City i not take part in the ; ssion. but prays at the end of ewman's argument - = sed Incendiarizm —& Henry Himber. on sterday morning— on fire stable be- “Ist street, was «upposed to ‘have ablican Aso -iation mer Orrow evening. See -s0-- _ diet in Utab—spare rip. a colored man, is taking the jesstor Wade prediets a lar e Kepab- licam majority in Ohio thts fall. ~ 87 Blacksmithing an wagon-malnng is the Jast Ceveloped Geld for women in Kansas, Bashington District M. E. Camp Meeung. responder, cept aman be the kingdom ef Go cht oursed es , Appealing te the converted to ac the promises of the Jospel. At 2 o'clock, im lien of the childrens? | me 2, ah experic mecting ter those pro- fessing or seeking perfect love was heid in the of the Washington con v. Dr. Butler, of Be numbers gave in their meeting Was a very ing it was ot b we age at the sta: ‘ were hi clock. cupied the pulpit at that a took for his text Genesig xvil, tat vers Sut when Abram was ninety years old and nine the Lord appeared to Abram and said unto him, | am the Almighty God, waik before me aad be thou perfect.” For about an hour he dwelt on the theme of verfect love, giving many illustrations trom orental life, making the sermon a very in- structive onc, even to those not pro! 4 ‘This sermon was a very powerfal effort, and highly spoken of by all who heard it. the congregation was cons n previously, many of the yaung he surronnding country coming i nun. ‘The pulpit was occupied by K v, J. #. Stil, of Montgomery ctrenit,who preaches from Isaiah, 35:10, and for about an hour bh claimed the attention of the congregation. He was followed by Rev. Mr. Clemm in an exhor- tation, and a season of prayer followed, bu! 10 penitents presented themselves. On Saturday evening there was considerable apprebe on on the part of the tent-lolders on «count of afew clouds appearing in the nd a light breeze springing up, that we should have a rainy 1g hight hastily bed-clothes for thicker ones. At So'clock yesterday morning the bell ran ual, and soon the inhab:tants of the er prayers in t tat 7, they w aly ron the services of the day. At Go'cluc! ington company’s ten anged their he Wa’ apd experi the country people commenced to horseback ‘or in wagous and ecar- the morning train trom your city ds were landed at the fun re trains eight more Car-loaids. and the Annapolis cars bronght in trom two to | three bundred from that city and the inter ven- | ing country. With t there were perl: present during the morning services over 4,000 persons. At 5g o'clock the bell sounded for the usual prayer and experience meeting at the stand, ar which the attendance was very large, and it was conducted by Kev. Mr. Baker, who opened the meeting by feading an appropriate selection of Scripture. This meeting was closed at 1 o'clock, and half an hour later the beil sounded for preaching services at the stand. when ltov. A. E. Gibson, DD. of the Foundry Chuce occupied the stand for over an hour, and deliv. ered one of the finest sermons ever heard on a camp ground, from the text, «I would baptize you with water unto repentance; but he that cometh after me tx mightier than I. whose shoes J am not worthy to loose; i baptize with the Holy Ghost and with fr Matthew, iii, lith verse. It was zegretted by many that ‘Dr. Dashiel was not present, as had been expected he being detammed by ® speil of intermitten fever, whieh fact was not known by Dr. McCau- ley until last eve but bis piace was very acceptably filled by Dr. Gibson. Un the close of the sermon some little time was spent in singing and prayer, and frequently were shouts of joy heard in the congregation. According to custom, for ten minutes after the close of the services did the tent-holders and families drop the fronts of their teuts aud engage in silent Prayer. The large number of those on the round were accommodated with meals at the Gocraes tents and by their friends on the ground, or those who had brought their meals with them formed little compantes in the wouds and partook of them in pie-nic style. At 2 o'clock a prayer meeting was held in the Washington tert, and iu several of the tents singh meg large gather- At Sovelock the bell sounded nd notwithstanding a goo g the ground, th Wes a large congregation preseut, an‘! they, about an hour, listened to aserion trom Joby xix, L in Washing: Prayer by of Hamline, Washington. af Usen itectic Mr. Chemin pr artof 10th y vor God hath the w ne order deri and neither ts, WoT th aidsou and bis as- four policer ailed by the joners of Ballawore aa any ver—a fact which was referred to the ths Presiding Elder and omamer upon by all. Th y ev. W. T. D. Ciem was toliowed by i nta to come forward for cr | praver was engaged tn util 19 o'clock, but no penitents presented themselves. At 6 o'clock this morning the prayer and experience meeting in the Washinge ton tent, conducted by Itev. Mr. Hoover, was a the meeting at the ver, Lev. aniel, v, 21. The courts, Porter Cownt, Judge Gray.—Satarday, Our report cxosed— Charles Burke was charged with committing an assqult on Williaw Warren, both colored: fined $5 and costs, or thirty days in jail. Nicholas Kobinson, charged with trespass in hauling gravel from the premises of Catherine Pearson, dismissed. i Marjaret Russell, charged with teing drunk and derly; tied $10, or 39 days in wark- houre. . Jolm Peterson, a sailor, charged with being drunk in the streets; fined $5, or 30 days in workhouse. ° TO-DAY. Jobn R. Rolfe, charged with indecent expo- sure of bis person on Maryland avenue yester- ned $5. rah Steph charged with being drunk d disorderly yesterday in Louse alley; fined workhouse days. Thomas Moseby, charved with being a va- grant; security required iu the sum of $2), oF workhouse 3u days. James Welch, charged with the same offence; ired to give security in the sum of $2) for havior, or workhous Jac charged with running a wa- gon without license; fined $19, or in detault workhoure ten day Stephenson Taylor, charged with running @ carriuge for pay without license; ined $10, or ten dave in the workhouse. Anthony Jljde, charged with permitting leaky privy to remain on his premises; fined John Gillian, charged with being drank and using profane and {Indecent language in the strect; fined $5, or workhouse tfteen days. Dennis MeCarthy, charged with using pro- tane and indecent language on ‘th street; fined $3, or fifteen days in the workhouse. George Poulton, charged with using profane and indecent language on Sth street yesterday, Sned $5, or fifteen days in workhouse. C. A. Berkley, charged with running a car- riage for pay without a license; tined Siu. Frederick Pannel, colored, chatged with running @ carriage for pay withont license; tined eit and costs. An appeal was taken. Norah Price, colored, charged with behaving ina disorderly manner in the Western Market- house; judgment suspended. AN IMTosTOR. John Roben, charged with obtaining money under false py from Antonio Suse. mo cused represented himselfto be @ Mason in standing and obtained a loan of $19. Su quently it was axcertained that hie state;nent was untrue. Uther ‘and loans were made bim by other partios on these representations, the id him to bail in the sum of $50 for setion of the grand Jury. Charles Reeves, charged with aseault and bat- tery on Jobn F. Gainor; fined 83, without coats. JETERFE! 3 WITH AN OFTICER. John Brown was charged with interferin, with ofticer Brelsford in discharge of daty; fine $5 and costs, or thirty days in jail. Fdward Rosbman, charged with an assault on Jos. G. Duvall; tined $5 and costs. harged with maki Lawrence Carney, making. threats of violence to his wife, Sarah Caray. He was also charged with using profane lan- guage in the strect. In the former case he was Tequired to give bond in the sum of $5) to keep the peace six months, and in the latter he was fined $5 or workhouse for thirty days. LE SABRE D& MON PERE. : ycnaclton dou Jamestcolored. Jonas ate an assaulton John James, colored. Jo! farance in court with bis head bandaged up and bloody, was the best evidence of the assault. He stated that the assault was with a sword, several ents being made on his head from which he bied protusely. The testimony was to the effect that the complainant was standing on Fay's wharf, when Woods, the watchman, ordered him off, that he left the wharf and took & seat on the pavement, and accused approached im with a sabre and ordered bim his refusal it him with the sword. ¥ testified that he gave strict orderg to Wood not to suffer any one on the wharf after hours. ashe had lost property by thieving, and that accused was carrying out acd ae Sade sh a eee Judge what he had to say, whe gis BE sezsow ‘of the story and oes o Judge him 925 and costs, or thi a: le George Base was chaiged with commute an I ina weg ul their horses (trotters) on William Graves. This was crus carpenters, and S. a free Bass wal Reces—Rievard Dorsey, charged with On Mav Taylor; fined $2 withont costs. » Rheims, charged with disurd t; fined cond: —— Letters From the People. Epitor Stan:—As your paper seems to be as the people's paper, and as “ihe m to use it as the medium for various merited grow's, T desire to utter an addi- | tional growl through its columns, {f yoa will | allow me. Growing is @ privilege we all enjoy | and it is a pity that f is not oftencr heeded. ong . | especially in a city like this, where nuisa_ yeas do so abou: Thcre is the cow nuisance, rné hog nuisance, the mai- the goat nuisance, the eGuse nuisance, sance Of hawkers erying at the top voices at five o'clock in the morning, fish,” “fraish fish,” and many other nu “too numerous to mention,” but all familiar to your multitude of readers. But the crowning nui ce. before which all others dwindle into utter insignificance and ** hide their diminished heads,” is the dog nuisance. A great outcry is made against cows and pigs, | those quiet and useful animals, and even the in. | oflensive geese are captured and hustled off to | the poorhouse; but who is there that raises his | Yelce against these hateful pests—those worse than useless mongrel cars who live only to eat | the ‘children’s bread” and make night hideous | with their infernal howlings? You retire to bed one of these hot nights, and Just as you are (to use a strictly original phrase) dropping into the arms of morpheus,” a serics | Of unearthly yells from the throat of a miseral | cur in your next neighbor's back yard brings you up ‘all standing,” and in utter despair and heiplessness you hear it taken up by another villainous @ across the street, who, in turn, is answered by a her in the next square, and square and trom ward to e entire city, from ¥ the Eastern branch, aud from Bo ; to the Potomac, echoes and re-e es to the | Tear of the twenty thousand abominations with- in tts limits, Is there a dog law, or ig there not? And if not, why not? And ifthere is one why is it not fe ? Why, a dog law at this season of the year isof far more importance than the fifteenth amendment! Last summer the early morning was often made lively by the sweet music of the police- juan’s musket or revolver, and whenever I saw one of the vile curs bite the dust I felt just like taking the policeman p hand and wishing Lira long life as the benefactor of his race. But Pow alas! unimuzcted dogs ran at large by day und render sleep impossible by night. Svnscarvea WASHINGTON, Ag. 18, 170. “& Voice from the People.” Epitox Stak: Through you, Mr. Editor, the attention of the proper authorities is called to a great annoyance which bas continged for som>- time without any apparent cessation, greatly to the inconvenience of the community. I refer to the practice @f persons congregating on the sidewalk at the corner of 7th street, southside < street, near the Northern Market, especially on Saturday evening, sometimes twenty or thirty Persons standing talking and emoking, blocking up the thorougltare to che great annoyance of females who may be compelled to attend the Market at that time, and aise tothe prejudice of the merchants nour by. Notonly is tule tue case opporite the market; but it ts alraost impossible at times to get ont of tue market, either at the corner Of Sth or ith street. The clerk of the market should, by all means, keep the aisles leading to the entrance to the market cle: also prevent children’s carriages from drawn through the market; and the practice at persons standing in groups, with their baskets, chatting with their friende, whilst others who were In aburry to get had to wait until they had finished their chat or else push them aside, which I have seen done in more than one in- stance. It is hoped that this objectionable fea- ture to the market may be speedily removed; and I trust that the proper authorities will speed- ily remove the impediments to the ingress and egress to this very important place of resort, and ulso strive to prevent persons, as far as pos” ‘ible from throwing melon rind on the side- walks. AN OLD CiTizey. GEORGETUWS. ON THE Poretac.-Un Wednesday next the members of the Potomac Boat will be serenaded at their boat-house, at tot treet. ‘Lhe band buat will inated for the occasion. Pr re the good feeling that the diferent a:sociations in our ch sentiments of good-will spoal weil tor Georgetown, and would suggest in con- vection with this that the smaller boats on the river be provided each with @ lantern, as it wiil add to the beauty of the scene. Fons® Race. on i few evenin. SiG & soe heir respective “horsene. er between the two, which is, w them under the saddle, one mile dasi,on t conduit road, fora purse. The friends of cack are now endeavoring to get the owners to ride their own horses. ( Prewxep.—On Saturday atterncon las colored man name:l Charles Johnson, € on one of the Seneca quarry bouts plying on the canal, was drowned on the level below the Seven Mile locks. He was vereing the boat off from the bank when the pole in his hand stipped, aud down he went to rise no more. The body has not yet been recovered, and it is expeeted the water will have to be drawn off the level tor that purpose. MERCHANTS’ Exch ANGR.—In conseque: the al sence of most of our millers at the Ing places, change is dull, the offerings this morning being only 99 bushels, without sales, THE TUR RACE to-morrow atternoon at five o'clock between some of our heavy-weight citi . such as Richard Ellis and others, wili doubtless attract an immense crowd. The con- testants will start from the buoy below the A.jue- ‘luct and go as far as the Potomac boat-honse. ALEXANDRIA. The Corrtteor Saturday evening has the fol- ip, Ae tae Cous-terd Roneery.—Constable Kijchard miles. cutered.of the county, traced to this city this moreing and recovered from the shop at which # had been disposed of, @ quantity of roastirg ears, stolen trom @ cornfield near Ar- ‘ington. It 1s said that if om stealin, in the cotuty is carried on much longer with the same Sifor that has of late characterized. it, there will be none left to gather next fall. Two col- ored men from this city, caught robbing a corn- field across Cameron ran. early Thursday morn- ing, were immediately tied up and struck tte lashes, weth on. They were armed, oue with a dirk, the other with a Colt’s revoiver, and showed fight at first, but a leveled double- barreled shot gun brought them to terms at once, and their weapons were contiscated. InTRRRETING Case.—Addison Blackburn, a colored man, who was adjudged by the Corpo- ration Court for this city, st the last tera of morning at 10 o'clock, and the case comme: c. W. Wattles, one of the counsel for the peti- toner, made the opening argument, maintain- ing with ability that the law was ‘in conflict with the constitution and the bill of rights of Virginia. © L. Sproot will argue the case for the Commonwealth on Monday next at 11 o'clock a. m., and Charles E. Stuart will con- clude the case for the petitioner. MERON DiSTILLERY.—Notwithstanding the diseharge of Mr. Peter Fegan, the owner of the Cameron distillery, who was arrested some weeks age for an infraction of the internal revenue lawe, but was soon after honorably acquitted, his property has not yet been restored to him, but has been placed im the possession of Deputy U.S. M 8. N. Garwood. . Dgap.—Capt. Miller, of the canal boat Faill, an account of the assault npon whom was pub- lished on Friday, died from the injuries intlicted npon him at Old fown, on the line of the canal, on the night of the Ivth Inst. Mis murderers are still at large. : Cexsvs Rerurss —Assistant Deputy U.S. Marshal G. W. Parker, has completed the c sof Jefferson township, of tke county, the pop ulation of which is 1,256. — A Brorat Munp ur communit, previous evening, at Middie Sound, in this county. The victim was a young man about eighteen years old, by the name ot H i well known in this city. ‘The murderer pt cen dyes J by the name George cost, also a youth of about eighteen. It seems there has been some misug- fab me bo go Leaman oe pe alee weeks an Cooper has 801 ppor- tunities, toeqguarrel with him, ‘and even ‘went so far, on One occasion, as to endeavor to get Bishop to meet him at some point away from his friends, but the brother of deceased pre- vailed upon him not to ee ee On yesterday afternoon bgy ene at a Mrs. Wes- cott’s ‘when the dispute between them was re- newed. Finally Cooper went off and procured anaxe. Returning, the quarrel was resumed, rv darin; ung Bishop to strikehim. The fortes kaa sont in his hand, with which sooner one ‘than ‘Cooper raised Bis mer srack Bishop on the head with it, Intiicting a wound from which he died shortly afterwards. ‘The murderer has been arrested — Wilmington (CY. @.) Star, Aug. 18th. se ¢ interpretation in English of the names tithe Guan sommaniert is sufficiently cart- means a stone ous. For instance, cutter; Falkenstein, the falcon rock; and hence Vogel von Falkenstein, the bird of the Soe rock; Manteufel, man devil, and Eulenburg, castie of owls. These names are gothic enough for the dark ages. . 2 ar ne emer enema The Labor Congress. Additional Plan’ The election cf officers at the Labor Congress cinnatt Satari revill in C) of B. Conrad K dent; Mrs. dent; Joba A.W. which wa: bers of a’ port f- labe, talcts and legislation; neat year. observed, cago, the bnil let charges of Mr. Peters spoke in tavor of the report. He said t it was necessary to seem to go against the it of our institotions in this matte willing to dogo. Mr. McGuire, of St. Louis, said that a war to the knife against the Chincse was not im accordance with the principles of ‘Mr. Merrill, of favored the repeal of the subsidy of =70,000 a year to the Chinese steamers between San Fran- cisco and China, which line brought the coolles spir our govern: B Phetos, C. Mr. Nelson e ary te uni to office to represe whole country; army to the loweet standard; declaring there are evidences of militery officers infinencing for of colored citizens; pronouncing citizenship upon ment of Indian affairs: merchant shipping and our own ship-builders; atking that women should have equal wages with men, and that women and children should be protected against overwork; that houses of Teluge and correction be abolished and schools of retorm eubstituted; hours of labor, and that abie-bodied men suoukl work for their snpport. ‘Iwo additional resola- tions from the platform coumittee were adopt- fi, declaring in favor of the establish went oF a asking TRE CHINESE QUESTION. On the report of the comruittee on coolie labor, which opposes the importation and preseet system of immigration of caoltes into th States along cis President Treve! of the Pac immigrated he had coming a citizen « must. immoral: ment. to America. Horrible Domestic Tragedy. A New Haven Father Murders His Infant Child and Fataly Wounds Lis Wife—Suicide of the Murderer. Last evening, about seven o'clock, a tragedy occurred at th 2 Pheenix Honse, in Chai New Haven, intense exe’ ity Wing, Now Tork. Secrets necticut, Treasurer. _ | ; Of Missouri, offered a resolution, adopted, recommending the mem- 1 Labor Unions to withdraw their sap- +0m a}! papers that are not friendly to the -f movement. The committee on resolation: -eported a series of resolutions, of which the Yollowing were adopted : to make common cx the ndian ai ‘ging Pp huread of labor at Washington, and that money . _lntitial Paper from per box up: T carrying on war be assessel upon wealtl jommaner cial Note Caper froma Bl per ream aud not made a burden to posterity. “The re eavslogh. Suc pecsieeden tions in regard to prohibiting ¢ on were adapted. St. Louis was selected as the next place of meeting, to occur the third Monday in August ed Mel the Platform. nd the reduction of the ¢ in all the isla: ean where the Chinese never heard of one b The marriage tie was not and the most shocking i among them. Lif the ballot did not stop this evil Mr. the right of tree emigration and defied the GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. il. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR, * MADE BY TeNery. Davicsox & Co. O8 eslectsd chotee Wy: “Papal Lefallibility. * Rare Invitation Heoded, Urging all industries | 44 Qatholic Unity. Chath. $1 0. nt the interests ot the | *py is Hetinoes Pins 1X; all eizes. voring the redaction of the Ch i) h ter. idles, t bi Books ‘Ales, Prayer tt BY, M.. Beads. Lace Pi POR ® BELIGSON ants th sam—| Rep.fr.m.w—Here'5.1 N&*, BOOK ! SON'S, 128 Bridge strect, fe of Chas. Dickéns. by B.S) with portrait, cloth $2. Oar the Unwritten Word by Rev: Daniel March, B author of “Night Scenes tn the Bible. wustrated, cloth, $375. € i ook. C10. Mignen— - 91.25. The Notre Dame Novels be utifmlly bourd. The { fpue ad Tariff Law compiled by e Testaments and Prayer Books in great va large assortment of French and Any co-operation ainst forcing the manage- rotection t our ¢ importa- Cotton Twine and for [3 New Literary auls [Rep. & Herahi} M ISSN. DAVENPORT WISH cure pupi's for Piano forte instr fone given at cor at Presiden No. 30, 24 street, Georgetown. For ters abov Unites a ‘LUSING OUT SALE OF SPRLNG AND SUMMEB GOUDs. » during “ e- wo Row selling cnr spring and semmer Dress ode “SS WITHOUT REGARD To Cost, wean defended Embracing handsome Lawns at 12% cts ; Parneole a | at balt price; Summer Cassimercs and Ligen Dilla against the Chinese. | at # sacrifice. 12,000 yards © makes at 10 itement seene of the crime. affair are th ese *— pposite the Post (flice, which has shocked the whole city, and which produced an ng the entie evening, causing @ dense throng to gather about the The facts in re; At the time mention and 12% cts., good at 6% ets, offered such Dargaiue at 101 Bridge st HOTELS. upvcrion EXTRAORDINARY! | Unparalleled Inducements te the Traveling Public and Permanent Boarders. WILLARD 8 HOTEL, Suly 22. i On and after the 25th inst and op including the charges att Will be as fellows N before hare we ENJ. MILLER, Goorgetowa, he was fornia, and st day of October next, the Tat xteusive aud well appointed hotel street, is now inapection of those who are not familiar with the rurstne. Houre. to the utsine of the Otto Baumgarten, a German, and a piano tuner | ientesor gentlemen, ©. male t chubs compoeed of ¥ occupation, entered the house, which is] These arrangements afford an unegnalled combina- kept by his father-in-law, Charies Katsch, to | tion of comfort, jenn md cee: see Lis wife, with whom for several’ months past. the house into the gi a year transpired conversation was heard by those house. followed by three re ‘atsch and members of to the garden. where they fou ten with the babe in her ar band had given @ mortal wound Mrs. Baum, With a bullet wound in th Which extended into the 1 yards Mr. let into its Sevei lying old. between head. Nothing 4 bullet tired by his own child soon died, and physicians, ts. Banmgarten’s woun: Jet pas: has them rts He passed through arden in the rear, where he found his wife with ber child, a babs about known of what the family rashed ad Mrs. Baumzar- ‘mé, which the hi dy firing a bal- irten was found ie side of the head, eye. putting it out. distant the murderer was found, upon his back upo ches Ne locality to cvernment officals and othera similarly situated, who wish to avoid long, hot, and dusty walks to Teach unpalatable men's and inferior apartments. Being the first in Washington to put down the Prices of first-class accommedations to ante war rates, I respectfully solicit the patron: of that large number of persons te erend the sum- mer in Washington ax well the traveli bhie, JAMES SYKES. Pr. Lor, WasnincTon, 22 July. 1570. not been living exeept angry in of a revolver. a n the grass, dead, with hand tn . Tound through asmatl part of the brain, and is very doublful if she recovers. She is about years old, intelligent, and highiy esteemed. uingarten was about 32, of gentiemanly at. *s and respectable standing. parties after marriage lived unhap and Mrs. Baumgarten left her went to live with her father. wanted the quarrel in regard tearful tragedy. How Prov. Bu child, Germantown Telegraph Professor Blot’s meth thongh a litt] know how delicious lirst class rest tatoes which are whsurpassed tv, by visiters from the gr g AG Low! of col ite to turn reddish. Then drain au le troub are ke water, d and it is suppesed that the to its possession led to this New York Herald, tose. oT Frirs Po says:—We give below od of frying potatoes, and lesome, it is about the on 'o fry potatoes in the best manner. We hey are wt some of our rants and hotels, le at 5) utels recisely the same as sweetmeats at a con: oner’s, and sre put up in the same way whilé paper, and then carried away. Tie fr ing of the potato there in thin oblong slices so perfect that they do not even grease the p ! Professor Blot directs that the pieces in rm they are cut, sould be of the in order that they may all be cookad shint should also be remembered in reat French Cook's Mode of Frying Potaters.— Cut them in whatever shape fo that t wipe them dry. bs done quickly, so as not to aliew the potatocs Have a coarre towei rear, then turn the potatoes into a colander, and im eu jared are nurchase Lis brain. The upon probi d that the bal- WE HAVE DECLAKED WAB AGAINST HIGH PRICES, It ts sald tho BY OFFERING OUB ‘ly together. husband anc Her husband ENTIRE STOCK 2tst inst. or AToRS —' £UMMER CLOTGING, AT cosT FOR CASH ONLY! The tried po- saratoga Lake, at Saratog YOU WILL ADD TO YOUR COMFUAT, SAVE YOUR MONEY, anD IMPROVE YOUR LOOKS . BY BUYING YOUR SUMMER CLOTHING wish above Will drop in Phis must aT HABLE. BROS., mediately turn them into the towels, shake them a tnt. the colan porrible. ot the Am to the © ut them back in ttle, and quickly drop them into hot When done turn them into a colander. sprinkle ealt on them and serve hot. wich them light or swelled, leave the potatocs only about half a minute, then he very hot fat, stir for about a minnte, and put them again in the colander. If the fat is very hot, wh the second time, they will certainly awell. Lear in mind that fried potatoes must be eaten as hot n dropped into it fe 335 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, If you UNDEB UNITED STATES HOTEL. N.B.—We will remove to our NEW STORE, cor- a about the 34 of Angust. “iene —— HABLE BROS. Fry only one size at a time, as it ced. —o-— flow THE Cuingese Cook Kice — fee ican Grocer has recently paid a visit shoemakers at North Adsms, ¢s three times as long to fry them when cut in pieces ux when sii "Oo MAKE ROOM FOB A VERY LABGE STOCK, NOW BEING ROUGRT 18 fork, 1 HAVE CONCLUDED TO he editor REDUCE THE PRICES nese and bas obtained trom them the Chinese method of cooking rice. Their plan for boilings pound “Take a clean stew-pan with a close fitting top, then take a clean piece of white mus- Vin large enough to cover the top of the pan and of rice is: or ALL MY GOODS, hang down inside nearly to, but not in contact with the bottom. Into the sack so formed piace the rice, pour over it two cupfuls of water, and puton the top of the stew-pau, so as to hold up the muslin bag inside, Place the pan on a slow fire, and t erated from the water will cook the rice. grain, it is stated, will come out of the boiler as dry and distinct as ff just taken from the hull. More water may be poured into the pan if necessary, but only sufficient to keep np the steam tll the rice is cooked. The pan must not be heated so hot as to cause the steam to blow off the lid.”” well- pes. Bre ESSAYS row youn ‘and advantages of a gon! with oy CeLipacy, in foaled o eeal ie. iphia, Pe. The same effect can doubtless be obtained by using a steamer, such as may be found in any ered kitchen. CITY ITEMS. | Avaska DiaMonps Juwary, SPECIAL N' OTICES, and tit “tg! AND OFFER NOW SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS TO ALL PURCHASERS, ht all round. ol e steam gen- stock is of that class in which m every! iy Each } will ind somedning in which be te im need of, com priking— st. NOTION DEPARTMENT, which 1 aewapew well assorted and up to the mark, LET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, com. eee oe ae te = speciality of GOOD HAIEBEUSHES. 3n.THE ZEPHYR WORSTED DEPART- MENT, which has become so well known as to quire no further it. 4tH. THE TOY DEPARTMENT, which al- w esenta such @ variety as to leave no little Sneaifatied. val 1 ARTMENT, Pipes, Vases, Baskets, Satebels, BAKES ; INR STANDS, OFEBA and received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewel- eee DEPARTMENT, which ry Store, No. 45] Pennsylvania avenue. between | 61". THE StERY btn Py ot hme 4% and 6th streets. aS Ube 3g Seeded 718. TH EGAL| AND ATBIGAL TE: tity Darna. ia ghee ref ; thi MASQUERADE! 1T DEP. i} which Pass J erinent ot TRAVELING cod possible to conceive the usep. therefore! would Tespecttully solicits ¥ 2 P. 8.—The store is cool and picasant, B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, ott; PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND D StReev. : FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC joan 3 WHITE © Leng sPaue EDERIOK COUNTY. VIR INTA Choice N. Y. Batter. UST BECEIYED, PRICES MODERATE. nring the Pamphlets for diet ak OWER GRADES AT CHEAPES a8 ALSO L astee P “3 morth. Children White ® comme" ELPHONZO YOUNGS, —— peer Polyt raviLr GROCER AND “T” MERCHANT, Wit_ey t - ere, TUBSDAY, July 8 far resert bas been @r-atly enias addition of new « MASONIC TEMPL&, cottages thoroneh! send the lishment supplied eith emrrey meu Bare Pin Alleys, Fishing and Sati Boats, and every applt f Bitert and pleasure Conxen Oru aNd F Sr kB of the Metropetin JEST END yim W LON ANC. Wit be Opened torte. Dried Beef. OBOICEST, TENDER SID) iM every rompect The pers ol attention of Mr PETER GARONES « 1} Veurely guarentes¢ tronage, all the SELECTED AND PUT [P RY ANDEREGG BOTH, CINCINNATI JAME » that ort they ' For Rocans, &¢.. } fis to Wee Nes ¥, an ELPHONZO YOUNGS, BOOKS, STATIONER GROCER AND “T” MERCHANT, i MASONIC TENPLA, CorNrR OTH AND V StRENTe. of lame BEST Goops 4ND THE LOWEST PRICES! wines by K & Barrie LIPS OF CHARLES pie MeKenee. Lb. & D.. tit Cc. 8S. (OHARE & SOR, GROCERS, LETTERS ani ES DIOR ENS, to which i« etd da ob thor. by Georgs Anguvtus Sala and i) ley ® & rmen A aketoh ot tis DIChENS By FB. Perkins SAVINGS ¢ 1813 SEVENTH STREET 8.W., Ber. Bane Be A Immense Stock of TEAS, OOFFEES, PURF SPICES. hundred, r sie HAMOT AND STAPLE GRoBRIne | binutifully drawn and engraved. 'b T. apes. acting charedesat hietic ing shoot, fish on “e. bem € ‘ BREW Goups! NEW GouDs! rie. of sill, consurtt iva, riddle barge tavoloes of FAMILY SUPPLIES arriving wenirfloguem, ete ete. h atnene vas A oy . to take the place of the vast qnantities of Uhoter |, This isthe tine of the year for Groceries, Teas and Coffees whlch we diepuse of | 82h. Music. Pamphiots, Paper y #yle executed with great care and ns cansbabie prices. rn ie rs PHILP & SOLOMONS. SYGVANIA AVENUE, TH AND TEATS Sraucre Families can rely on getting FRESH GOUDS when they purchase of ns, a8 nothing: vant en but the very «) est apace of time? he moet goods have not Tie to deteriora rEN = w** MAPS F EUROPE— We wontd also call attention to our stock of SHOWING, FINE BRANDIES AND GUN, in bottles, at Wholesale Prices. OALIFORRIA WINES. TEA FINE OLD WHISK ier On jerwe ecale and very defir.itely, THE FLENCH AND NORTM AND soUTA Bont forget | GERMAN FRONTIER, DOUGHERTY & be S SELF RAISIDE re is the Lest in the market, and we poll it. The Present Seat of War © 8 OHARE «@ 80: BETWEEN FRANCE AND PEs GROCERS, 1913 SEVENTH STREET 5. Ww TOR SALE BY BLANCHARD 4 MOMUN, LJs% tr Corner Mth street and P. ) EW BOUKS AND MAGAZINES, RECEIVED AND FOR SALE aT SHILLINGTON’S BOOLSTURE MENY. By th WRITINGS Loss by Fire. INSURE AGAINST IT wire A. 8. PRATT @ SON, nthor of Silk Attire. Price So, SANSKISABELLA THUR: yrel. By James De Mitte Dodge Cisd Abroad. Price NO. 3, ¥. M. C. A. BUILDING, a f HIS re les Con, 97H axDD Sts, re eet noe Be Chet Reade. Oomy JRALOUSY O x TEVIkINU: i. AGENTS FOR, THR Rend ks ee Sraienee ANTONIA A Noval. By Geores Sand. Price $1.8 HOME, SANDWICTIRS. Ry Artomus Ware. Price YoNERs. for NEW YORK. THE HOLIDAY Ru BEK UF LONDON oui PHORIN OF HARTFORD. suit | THE OVERLAND MONTHLY, for July ME®cHante All the new Books published recsived VRA: aferwards. aud everything im the “TATION ERY are OF NEW VOnReT ee and BLANK BOUK line’ for sale wholesale nd wh. T.. FRIFES Pree. 2 se HOLLEY, tec retail, at OTe be canter Age SHILLINGTON'S BOOKETORS. All policies non-torfeitable. ‘No oe | ass Corner 0% street apd Penin a: PAV ASEISCTON OFFICE—613 Tru srx = sm. Be J: DRAPER, M. Dost wesical Examinere PAINTING, &c. it AN BOYLE, Agout ENKY STFINEER . FRESCO PALNT iG. BRAND INTERIOR DEC ORATOR, Shepherd Building, No. 90"), V. a Vania avenge, _== TWENTY-FIRST yeas ant ta” TAL PAINTER AND CLAZIEK. 625 LOUISIANA AVENUE. Lnitations of all kinds « ecuted in the latest ai OUBDTLAUOUS EXPERIZENCE OBN am 3 THE Bus: BESS, IN THIS CITY, pac pnp ath Most approved st) los. 01 G ists ly ™ __ PROMPTLY ATTENDED To. { Pp TINTING, Ete. / 4, BUDSON, Bovrn sipe Pexnerr Between 13th and Is prepared to execute in the ¥ “<t atyle. at re ced Fates. and on short potice, all Kinda of i Af you astra promos payment of tosses, iow roses, | HOUSE, BIGN sed) oe oy TING. Lt be Qn ha best Companies, 60 10 Particniar attention paid to INTRION DRUG: | BATION = mbis vy HANSON & BLACKFORD, Ne 627, { ssrasuisazp isa. 3,35, 619 SEVENTH STREET. oA Ti PADDLE MY OWS CANOK “wa j Orrosits Post Orrics, Br OUSE.ST sim short, Hshment car do. and And ash them for & policy tm ths Old“ Mina,” or im “ Brankitn,” of Patiadeipava, or tha “ Blariford.” os * o Pa ‘: between Sixth the” North Bristsh and Mercantile,” or the * Pus A mam,” or the ““Springheld,” or tha“ Potomac,” @ fel-ty Ne carte Eee RGA Louisiana ave., 7 All WOOL CASSIMERE PANT: tae Sotciatce ore cece ATOM | sor ie proventsranon, $2.80, 83.933 a om the most reasenable terms and lows “ 1011 Ponneylea ‘ au 15.6t een Py 3. BEIBEKGER, 4 oa 3 F 3 : : MERCHANT TAILOR, A Qtess: erexen sroxen SENECA QUARRIES. Maryland Freestove Mand M. Co. are now - Se WINDOW SILLS LIN. . A. (PERES, PLATFORMS, DovEsitis, | 5A.) TT, Graduate of Ohio Cllvee ¥. 429 Teh street, be tween D and Washington. H. Also, ROUGH Di ON STONE to order. price to c CS “ Btdovar. Price List call at 1418 F A FULL SUPPLY OF BLACK AL- PACAS AND PURE MOHAIRS, le the honors, t before any advance; still eclling . A Naame iy A complete assortment,fin all No.s, of the justly celebrate? ALLABDVALE FLANNELS, at the lowest-prices ever offered. One Price Onty. Just Dealing to ail. g BoGaN @ as | _a0l3-tf 1018 and 1020 Seventh street N. genuine N Ba as sone ;ROCEHS’ BALES—CUT TACKS, assorted, | may be FP oioitoe. ctu ere ae ), es : aul7-co3t" 1915 Louls'ans avenee. ERP. i N—PORE C! Vi 0. W. SS ERE ee ar. a) ORS, CUE W.BUBCHELL, | ppiteoswem Sans ROPOSALS FOR MEAT. af Subsistence, Ofice Post “gj Dos Commissary of istence. Wasniero Bealed in nished bj r 20th of re ai at ne Decor vi tober 4. Le Fan ire. | meni ished oder: | rates ¥ ts fui y the 5m 0) the 2 Tater, with this sdvortiscment tobe ‘attacked’ t> | New seg ses = eo — ~