Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1871, Page 4

WEDNESDAY. LOCAL The Spoiled Elopement. y it Didn't Come Of—A Scene at the Depot— - ond Mrs. F an Avenue Boarding- e—They cre Known az Mr. and Mrs. Miller Seme three weeksago a m: ppear- ivania ave- hue, not many squares from the C an interview with the land: re] elf ax n Mr. Miller, stating that quired bim to travel # great deal si between this desired to make his He secured a room and ether cities, and he headquarte re at ber honse. for himselt and wite, (7) paying a good in advance, and afterwards Brought he fopeted Mrs. Miller to the house and INTRODUCED HER AS HIS WIPE. He shortly afterwards departed, but in every day or two, reps on each veca- rion, that he had just arrived In town; as he had—trom the ether side of Rock Creek. The landlady asserts that she did not know anything of the relations between the parties, or that Mr. and Mrs. Miller were Mr. L—— and Mrs. F— until after the breaking up of the Sarate g trip. as described in Tux Star. “Mrs. Miler” returned to her -homse night before last in company with two young ladies, ‘ut the landlady says ske will give when Mr. lady) has been baggage is at this house also. * Itis reported that when Mrs. L—'s jicions were aroused as to the contemplated elopemeat, she proposed to her basband to go as far as Bal- timore wrth hi and quietly sent one of her daughters to the’ railroad ot to wait and Watch until her arrival. Mrs. F—— got isto the st t-car where this daughter was, and recog- nizing her did not ride to the depot, but got oif the car and went into a house en Penn- sylvania avenue. The danghter went to the deor of this house and asked if a Indy had Just gone in there. A servant answered in the uflirmative,*and stated that the had JUMPED OVER THE BACK PENCE. ‘The daughter then went on to the depot, and took a seat in the waiting room, when Mrs. F. soon appeared. but seeing Miss L. again beat a retreat. When Mr. and Mra. L. arrived the daughter her mother'what had occurred, and she accused her husband of an intention to gofott with Mrs. F. He stoutly denied it, but his tghter told him Mrs. F. had been there, when he threatened to slap her jaws. The mother de- fended her daughter, and quite a scene occurred. Mr. L. is worth about $50,000, having amassed some money as a butter dealer, and been fortu- nate In his speculations after he left that busi- ness. He recently bought a farm in Frederick county, Md., for $15,000 and sold it for $30,000. pein ¥ = Base Ball. Muffin Game—Defeat of our Blue ings by the New York Mutuals. We mare brief mention yesterday of the third the championship played on Monday y the Olympics of this city and the Mutuals of ‘ew York on the Cnion grounds, Williamsbarg, N.Y. The New York Sun of yesterday sazs and all A Champion St “There were about 2,000 spectators, except such as speculated and won on the game Pere thoroughly dissatisiied with the exhibition for which they had paid fifty cents admixion. The game was one of the worsgthe Mutuals have playeil this sensem, and they may consider them- felves extremely lueky to have won it at all. That the Olympics played a poor game is appa- rent from the fact that out of sixteen rans made by the Mutuals only five were earned. The uzm- piring was on a par with the play, and was out and out the worst exhibition we have seen Mr. Bomeister make. The game was set for 3:30,and five minutes after the appointed time play was called. the Washington men going first to the bat. The game opened well for the Mutes, as they blanked the Olympics three times in sue- cession, while they made six runs in the same time. In the fourth and fifth innings the Olym- Plans only made two runs, one in cach, but the utes put on two runs in the foarth, and were whitewashed in the fifth. This left the game 8 to 2 in favor of the New Yorkers. The sixth inning, however, made aconsiderable alteration, -as in it the Olympics scored five runs without being entitled to any, and the Mutes only put on one, the game now standing at 9 tot only in favor ef the Mutuals. The next three innings Were very interesting from the really muffin Play on beth sides, and the game ecneluded with the Mutuals victors by seven rans. Both clubs will have to improve materially if they are to have a ghost of a chance for the championship. THE SCORE. z. 6 oLrMric Waterman, 5 F El wom remrom ws! ae BB meister, 20 minutes, — Mt Eure —.—— Deatn oy Mn. F. A. Macantyey—With we announce the death of Mr. F. A. isbursing clerk and superin- Department, wit in this city, last ev ing. in the 43d year of his age. He was a manof education and cultiva- en, a good writer, and filled editorial positions on the Intelligencer, Chromic and Express, in this city, with no little cre n 1569 he was appoinied disbursing officer of the Post Off Department by Postmaster General Creswell, and held the position until a few weeks ago, when his removal to the Insane Asylum excited much sympathy for himself and family in this community. For the last year or two Mr. Macartney was in bad health, suffering from some bronchial affection, and was scarcely able te speak above a whisper, and when they ascer- tained at the Asylum that there was no hope of his recovery he-was brought back to his house, and died there. Mr. Macartney had many triends who will mourn his death, and the be- Teaved family have the sympathy of our entire re eecn *s community. — MATTERS Musicat—A meeting of the Choral Society was held last night, the Presi- dent, Franklin Philp, Esq., in the chair. The Treasurer stated the financial result of their late concert, and it was determined to their appreciation of the conductor, Mr. H. C. Sher- man, in the manner of a handsome testimonial, to be presented to that gentleman next Monday evening. We are promised a series of fine con- certs by this Society next winter—commencing with October—when Dr. Damroseh, the cele- brated German violinist, and Mr. Candidus, the Mmagyificent tenor of the Leiderkranz, of New York, will assist. In November the German Manerehor cf Baltimure—the Society whieh won the first prize in the late Sengerfest—will assist. In December the New York Leiderkranz will be invited to assist m a concert here, and will spend 2 few days in Washington, as the guests of the Choral Society. Oxr or tHe Notontovs Istaxp “ Press Gane” Arrest Butehers’ Association pie-nie at Jucnneman’s Garden last night was a Very pleasant affair until about Io’clock, when the Press Gang” from South Washington ar- rived im a body, and soon afterwards disorder and fighting commenced. Officers Hickman and thos made arrestsof two of the gang, named + Harrington and —~ Cox. fh : trom cfticer Hickman, but Pete im d inthe station, and this the “Rlack Maria” to the Poiiee Court, Judge Gray fined him $1, or @ days in the work house, cape tom was § morning ‘Tue rUNERAL Of Commander Wm. Mitchell, of the United States nav: »k place from his late residence on RB street yesterday, a battali of marines, under the command of Captain H. cock, with the full Marine Band, acting as escort. The funeral ceremonies were performed by the Revs. Deshield and McCauley, of the Dlethodist Episcopal Church, and, after the ser- + at the house, the © wrtege proceeded to Oak the remains being followed to their last Testing place by many of the most prominent citizens of Washington and Georgetown. Fatt or A WALL axp Fire—abdout 55 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the walis of a buil ing which was being demolished on 3d street, between K and L, fell, and the adjeining gro- cery, kept by Warren & Battles, wascrushed in. ‘There were several persons in'the store at the time, several of whom received slight injuries; Luey Stewart was seriously hurt. Seon after the Tall a fire breke out in the wreck but was soon extinguished py the fire department. The loss is probably $1, Last evestxo the Ordway Guards, headed y the Fourth Ward band, Col. Bowen in com- mand, called on Col. ar Carson, who in- Spected the regiment, and them in a very creditable manner, “After seme fu Ler apeahing the Colonel invited the regi ment to partake of a substantial collation, which they returned to their well atisded with their entertainment. Before ismimed they gave three cheers for the ng Gov- rnor and of Public Works. gaan cd »- sett dence, on Pi Cog 3dstreet, and was vi attended. "s —— of pte Ba Fe the Grand wil Columbian and Grand Encampment Fel. lows were t, in and a numberof id Rev. Dr. A ard the remaius were interred at Cemetery. —p—_—— New_ Prrtications—From the National News Com; iz tion ry. pee LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. COUNCIL —Yesterday the Chair laid before the Council « communication from the Governor, an- bouncing his approval of the act making an aypro- riat m to pay the semi-annual interes¢ on the city equalizing the salaries of policemen; x the furnishing of the police stator: nse on all trades aud pro- Gulick.frem the Cr ‘Washington, Geotgerwn and. Count’, Admins reported m aubetk. he Counc) Tesolution providing for the Y escent Officers in place until substitute was reported ‘asite ‘apitol Bros Men by law. d. and the 4 Hall trora j,artet, Committee, ve or ure! isc ‘ tn pectat hones ‘east of the © aid over info Ttng & ‘ent bel bath dag; lost, and the vote being taken on t oP Sr a of the bill, it was rejected by a rote of + St. ‘Browne presented a from the bar- bers pr(testing sane the Fepral of the Reray i alnet ator shops being kept open on the Sal fern fr. @uilick,from the Finance Committee. Sines et fie atere Ae Dias pate larieg of the ciieere @ eS Pabe ing wearlug x Braet and salcinc 3 aid over onde ated. ve. Brown med A reconalderation of the vate hich the bil vetting carrying of newspa- prreon the Sebati dy was rejected, and that @'be taken up for action. He advocated its y Said that aanemoriad bed béem presented to the Gam. mittee signed by between one and two thoneand citi- zene in fovor of such » bill, and the committee ould Goncthing else but report ‘the Dill aa they were 20 instructed by the Conncil when the communication of Rew Dr. Sunderland was referred to them. M . nm seid he was pea to the restris jon of useful knowledge. For his {newspapers end word bay then * then reconsidered and passed. Browne. from the Judiciary Committee, re- vrtca favorably on the duit fa relation to the ac- i D wsccirys Fog ‘ "Mr. Eaton called attention to the bill just passed in reference to the newsboy nuisance, stating that ft at ieact tothe x hint a ‘ills teenth rection © jc act to show that Inust have a tajority of all the members of the body Spon, ie taage td that the’ ive members who rmatively did not constitute a majority. x it raised, and decided ie the on of part any bat the bil bad bet v . Mr. Themyeon, from. {he Committee on Public ported Hack the bit changing the name of it om the House with to increase the supply of water on Capt, il was taken up, and the amendments con- curred in” % Hed up the bill providing a new manrkut bonae sont af the Capitol, andl aftor come delaie, it was made the special order fot ‘Thursday next at ¢o'cleck. Adjourned. HOUSE OF DELEGATES.—The bill yom | the sj ringes, Was. taken Up as wri ed ocr mation of Mr, deloarsantts cocstiors: ‘riday next. : ‘stponed to ye liu t a petition acking that the RE © and Georgetown lumber pection dis- trict: be united. Referred. BILL TO PUNIEM ABORTIONIETS. Mr. Solcmons introd ih provid that, in any case of abortion from wi death of either mother or child results, the person jucing the some shall be subject to jsonment in the peni- je ry for not less than four norm than seven Years, and toa fine of §1.000; that any person who shall assist in any abortion shall be subject to hm ment in the penitentiary for not less than more than six years, provided that the ball not apply to any regular physician cod faith; that any person who « N. purchase, or advertise. after being the Chiet ot Polfee, any drugs calculate: produce an abortion, shall be subject to impriso iuent in the county jail for not less than three mi: be 1a0.or both. Referred to the Comuuitice on. the ndiclary and ordered to be printed. introduced bill appropriating 300 t Mr. Murray introduced © retuhi specical tax levied om Sts Aud ‘Infant As). i jum. Be Mr. is introduced bill to regulate a: the forms of deeds In the District of Ordered to be printed and referred. ™ simplify Columbia. ne that that port: between the rail shall b n : nd jour fect outside of the rails to be paved. He wa the opinion that the franchise of thess roads provided for two feet of paving. and he moved to reconsider the vote by which the amendment was agreed to r H thonght that ‘are had the power to say how much of the | Mr. Moore's Mr. Moore m hat the further co: the bill Le postponed; which was agreed to ‘THE MILITIA BILL . and Mr. Boswell moved to postpone k; lost—yeas 6, nays 1). 1 moved to reconmit: Iost—yeas— and Hunt—3, nays 12. rd to postpone till to-morrow; ays l d to consider the bill, and Mr. mitted he House proces Hall. from a mine an amendment pr of the commie scribing THE TEST OATH, urged should be adopted, on the eround ace proved recreant could nut uch on cath, Lit oppesed the amendment, and said cted these who teok ap arms for the Sout more than ubose who remained at home and insti- thet net know a better in rgiiment for the amend nt than what had trans in his sec ve Seuth Washington Guards—commanded by a man who had SrRVED IN THE REPEL ARMY, | who, with his colleagues, had expelled men who had | served in the Union ar Mr. Burgess favored apply i only to the officers iT the amendment. and would it the men. He did placed in = ir. Brown also favored the amendment. “not wish rebels to have any power, or to be ‘@ position where they could assume pow: for those who served in the rebel those who left the District, he would i ccminand of defend the capital Hien pted to destroy. "Mr. Campbell eaid the organte act had wiped ont they once the ico cathy and be saw no reagch why tly should Peuir' Murrayeald the teat cath was obsolete, and he fu the bill. of the patrietiam of the three vatantoers here, whi protected this capital Ihe rel jon. wie Dickson eifored en amendment to the amend- mett, prescribing oaTn of my ability, protect and fend t United States, and. not allow the same tobe broken up or dissolved,or the gov ernment thereof to be dest T any circum stances, ifin my power to prevent it, and that T atall tines discountenance and oppose all polit combinations having for their object gueh di tion or destruction: so help me God; which was ad. bell, Cassin, Dickson. ~ McKnight. Lloyd. Moore, Marray peaker—I0) Naye-Mecerr.” Boswell, n. Burgess, Bursley, Carroll, Hanay, Hall and unis. TS cis sacieh ts wee Sth section by a proviso “that there shall be no f ae ern ‘i sais ue on account of race, color, or previous condition.’ Agreed to, Year—Mesers, Boswell, Bursley, Oarreil, i, id MeKnight, Mar ‘Mexars. rT. Bursley cffered an amendment, that no person who has held a civil or military office um | United States and subsequently « to the government shall be Rejected—ayes 9, noes 9. Joyd offered ap amendment providing for ARATE ORGANIZATIONS of white and colored troops, each being entitled to the seme rights.. Mr. Lleyd argued that whites and | blacks would not mix, and as the colored people had burches and society organizations the ve separate militia organization: cwn officers. from Generals to corporal 6 wught it would be better if x cauntry could be pro- vided and the entire colored population settled to ves. nd ied ip the lan of Ruth, Handy replied in nage of Ruth, Mr. “Withersoever thou goest I will go,” | did not intend to leave the country. They were good enough te cast a vote and sit to and there should be no distinetic oy d's amendment was re}: Hogan, Loyd, and Moore, 3: ua} ‘The further, consideration poped and mad The rules were suspended to. resolrtion extending thet Cfeers of ¢ ‘ther in this body, in the militia. i—yeas Messrs: ab. the bill was post- the ial order for to-day. re suspended to consider the Council the tem aepstetiendadsins Onorpr, Plated, and French ceived at this a vania avenue, é is a PL, 62 maison ransacking, England -™ THE coun Murder Cases. 7 dial jolster’s New Trial Set for September 19- 2 Beas of Dr. Schumen—dotion for a New Trias | Overre: CRIMINAL COURT, Jedee Humphrevs - yi morning,on the court being opened.) 7T" Sein Man. conv’ of mansiaush”.¢ im causing the death of fionrietta Paddon IR March test, and. Horatio Err Bo vere tie he ee feiss ‘ebraary Last, w ‘com! i cage of the first-naued the for a now trial for & ri was ary orn case ¥ the latter Seige: I wouk con said that hhad stated to hime arr ) that the aken up at any ¢ ifler ‘September 39th, was thereupon fixed Jed to state his as reasonable doul Seled or advised it to be * - dence "of witnesses eae gent to" the muse for ‘a. certain. purpose . that no" public. demunetration be made atter the death of the girl. but that the crape be placed on bi cand berides, they had evidence of physi- cians that the eubstance used was an instant vege- table poison, and (hey could not mong,” He concladed Ny saying {hat ye cond se no propriety in setting acide the verdict, or that he woukl be warrented in using his judicial discretion in setting aside the verdict; and he would thereforo cverrute the motion. ‘The court would meet again to-morrow, and after. giving the. prisoner an oppor tunity to aiy why sentence should not be pronounced Upon hem, the court wonld impose the seatence. F. Pushin stated that Mr. Riddle and himself would grobably take the case to the Court In Geu- tral Term. Adjourned. POLACE COURT To-nat, Judse Gray —Poter Harrigan, one of the“ Press gang,” arrested at Jun- heman's garden Jaet night for disorderly ms, | cag os olen) een ae van acd Win. Barclay, profane. in Georgetown; fined £3 cach. Hagry Carroll und Joseph Dorsett. same cffenee; fined $3 each. Also, charged with ng the street; fined $5 each. George Riley chael Smith, profanity on Maryland avenue; $3 cach. Mary Lancaster, cursing in Cow ercome this testi- conduet, A. Sul’ Joe Hawkins, same offence: 73 “ colored, charged with Econpichstng etinees her and heels assault on Carrie Washington. stated that Albert kicked at he caught him by the foot and turned him r head: that he got up and came at her il ¢ hollowed for lie on her back or since that time; dismissed. Wesley Johnson, Fesisting officer Rudgers iy the discharge of his duty? fined $10 and costs, or 90 days in jail. A DANGEROUS, DOG Jamcs Welch, asstult on John McNamara, a boy bunt nine years old. by setting his big dog on him. brnte throwing him down and breakiag his arm wn that Mr. Welch is at seme building ia course of erection on K street and New Jersey-avenne, and the boys were trespassing on the premises when Mr. Welch started towards th al son, running head and attacking the boys. au The (Welch) took him cd. George W. Driver, charged with estaurant open on Sun lay, the 2ddtay of to law; not sustained, and tho case ‘ THE CANAL—Unofficial reports ved at the collector's office of a ik-in the canal at Mercersville, about eighty miles above this point. Mr. George Waters ! received a dispatch stating thai the brea whi occurred on Sunday or Monday, is thirty fect wide, and is ten feet below the bottom of the canal, Light boats will be able to ages to-mor- row, and the breach will probably be wholly repaired before the end of the week. Owing to the enuse mentioned, but few boats have arrived here within a day or two. x Frst.—The 3d annual en Ver ark, wh to-da: festi- at the com- has been been large, borg Greer. Springs Schuetzen meneed on Monday and close 9 @ great success, e attendance has and nothing has oceurred to mar the enjoyment of the occasion. Yesterday the contest for eu shooting and bowling prizes took place. Mr. Henry Kaiser, proprictor of Analostan Island, bore off the chiet m f and succeeds Capt. Volkman as kin Georgetown Schuetzen Verein for th year The prizes for bowling were won as tole Ast. by Mr. Fischer, of the Germania: Mr. Schultz, of the prgetown § Chr. Rappert, of the W 4th, John Albrecht, of th r, I—The schooner A for Dickson & hane, from Murft Jos. aud J. E. and 1,000 bush & Broth r EXcURSION Giyniont this lass, (St ‘ooke’s Bible Church,) consisting on the steamer rf, and the Sunda: fol of the Congress street Methodist urch he steamer Wawaset, from Hyde & Tyler's ‘The Sunday school scholars of St. atholie) Charch, Washington, are “nic at i. 3 ALEXANDRIA. Poromac Pirors.—Since the Alexandria pilot boat Oliver Harrison was taken off her station, tomac pilots have been at sixes and sev- ens, and the captains of vessels have been sub- ject to considerable inconvenience. In order to correct this state of affairs and to reduce pilotin, to some regular system, some of the braue! pits, including William, Joseph, and Wesley Davis, Frank 8, David Lowe and James Seort ‘are mai ng arrangements to procure another boat, and put her on the Alexandria stat’on at once. Diskase AMONG THE Horsrs.—A disease ets to that which prevaited similar in most Fespe here last spmmer, is now playing havoc among the horses in the country. T. George Baum- gartner and Mr. James Gowlings cach lost a fine animal last week. Mr. Jefferson Tracy lost two a skort time since, and a great many belonging to farmers residing in the neighborhood have been attacked but have recovered. Wan as a Tox war of last year nd assumed ever-increasing di- more erucl character, serious ere expressed in German: r iety. from these appre} ly fo say so. ‘The terrible war lias not impair the discipline, nor has it undermined the honesty, the morals or the manners of the men. On the contrary, many employers gladly bear witness to the fact thai a better understanding between thémselves and their artisans never ex that now estabii had arms i now Fe- turned with t to their old_ocenpations. Before the war, strikes were the order ot the day; now they are not thought of. ‘The service they have performed in the eanse of their country has ennobled the minds of the workmen, and cleared up their views on the social question. Whoever has participated in the ‘sufferings of this war feels more strongly than ever how great is the blessing of peaceful labor. In this respect tov, we have profited by the war—Frankfort Journal. 7-The Chicago Post, on the receipt of Mayor Hall's proclamation ref asi ng to allow the Orange- mn to parade, said that the next thing expected isthat if Mayor Hall hears that a gang of bur- glars are about to “ go through” a cei will address the proprietor as follow “My Dear Sir—Some eccentric gentlemen hve spotted your residence for this evening. They are wrong, but we caunot have ariot. You had better move out. Oawey Hat.” Tre AyTuRacitz Coat Trape—The Phil- adelphia Ledger, of yesterday, in its regular weekly review of the anthracite coal market, ssys orders are moderate and _— barely maintained. It also adds: It not likely there will be much if any change in these re- spects until after the next. og sale of Scran- ton coal at New York, to which event the eyes of all parties interested in the trade are now somewhat anxiously turned.” sghth aire dettiane Seat on) ia fol 3 jot us a young lady attempted to leave the parental miansion, at dead of night, by lowering herself from her'chamber by mens of a pulley and rope fastened to the window. She just reached her lover awaited her, when in house, _A Westerw Parser thus sings the requiem departed contemporary: we Leaf by leaf the roses fall, . vie gue Breas ponte d + eae ; Mushroom papers drecpand die. portent io saradimaic sli . €7Fiorida feeds her prisoners ham éges, and everybody is toying to getinto Jal of the ree to Sw: : ag Meteorological Record—July 19, 7.35 CITY YT Ss. | War Department, Signal Service, U. 8. = Y ITus ie Sew ie perenne non a otal 5 (8. 2/8) 4 orthy to be considered first class in this Pee et obser. == ige s 2 2) yoogral, ‘The Mesum’ Rice, of the ‘Ametican Wetion. | SS Ee 32 | SE |g! jouse, Boston, have kept this fact constantly in ez 2" 3 | view, and their offers every ie con- _ — —>—"_—: venience to travelers. ; , xl {Fresh | Brera Tue Lames’ Prostxctawssto! — While 75) 76 8. |Fresh | "0 Fair protesting against all the old worthiess Dentri- 3} @ N. B.\Freeh | Jo Cloudy now in the market, the Ladies, with one a3 & coe Bae concent, bave adopted ‘the, Sasodont ‘as the one 3 3 Ai. needful to insure itegrity teeth : i % (poe “ BE | onde breath. ws BI 4 ——o SONW: Fresh | 0 Fair i HALL's VEGETABLE Sicrtian Hark RENEWER is. W Fresh 1.19 Clondy | removes scurf and all impurities from the scalp. 8. WB 2 Cloudy —_—— 9 —_—— SW. | Clear CLoTEixG. 2 Ww. *Ltrain During the Prevail Times SoM ig iret | Go Eair,. | 1t pecomes one to economize in thelr ex- SSE lpresh | Cloudy | Denditures. In the article of clothing alone, a S. |Fresh | .0 Fair pen ea. in the maltigate a OON.W Fresh | 0 Clear sufficient saving can be effected to ina TIN. E.)..........| 7 Clouly | measure the prevailing scarcity of money, at se te 8 Clear P. WALLAcH’s, corner 4X st.and Pa. ave. 24 3 He offers this to the public by So NWIEAERE | 24 loudy | selling the best articles of clothing that can be BART etn |) Cloudy | Obtalned, at trom 15 to 20 per cent. cheaper than TAN.W. Fresh 1.00 Fair other house. 793. WP oFair Nt Sail te give me a cail. P. WALtAcn, 31 Penn. avenue, corner 43, St. ee Ick Crrax.—Harvey & Holden, corner 11th street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the finest quality of Ice Cream to all parts of the city, im quantities to salt the purchaser. ww Dr. Write, Ch ist, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, &c., giving direct relief, and causing no pain. Rooms No. 535 15th street, ite Treasury, Washi and 7, North Gielen strest, Baltimore 5 Wan Dep't, Orrick Curler Sic¥ALO} Wasuineton, D. C., July eae a. aa Synopeis for four hours.—The barometer tee varied somewhat at the Pacific and Rocky Mountain station, without material change in the weather. The during bari o from rng eastw oe the he pews dé ren low pressure has passed eastward over nia and Delaware with heavy local rains. 5 temperature has fallen decidedly on the lakes and in the northwest. Partially. cloudy and clearing weather prevails from Michigan to Louisiana. Light rain fell yesterday very gener- ally ‘Tennessee to Wisconsin, and to New poe | also in Georgia aud Northern New Eng- land. Probabilities The barometer will probably rise throughout the Mississippi valley with clear or clearing weather. Cloudy weather with oc- casional rains will probably continue during the boy hp the Atlantic coast from South Carolina to Massachusetts. The barometer will probably continue low in the Middle and Eastern tly trom the elastic lock-stitch, and rans other machine using two Shuttle Machine bears the palm of excellence as a first-class tailoring ma- Without material change in the weather. : nett m Srrangen in, constraction a ru ‘more GREAT DISCOVERY. easily managed shuttle machine then any ot fs Her from JUDGE WYLIE, of U. 8. Sworeme | Compettors. 5 seis, 8% ‘and $15; ieee Wiseean Bo San $45, $3, $75, ($105 and £125. A. & I. Rosen apiece) Dereee emt eer tre te | Sob meee earns ence eae effects. It in.n heallistul wash for bath the scale aad Two sow Cases for sale at Prince’s Bazar, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue. feo ckteor wot eae Hoor Sxrrts of the best material, made to re ree © assortment on hand; fold at reasonable J bair; and its influence to sooth the nerves and revive fhe trate when exhausted from over work is most lightful. I have not used it except asa wash, but on your recommendation, and from the faith its use, thus far, has secured from me, 1 should feel confidence in taking it as a medicine. acco we at C. Baum’s Heop rope directions. Very regpousteny years, E. Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building. Lapis will please call and see our imy a Wasnixeton, July Ist, 1871. tenor © gE i andoor thet sor: After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in- stances of disorders in may farnily Tam glad teseet affords the relief soucht. For dlarrhasa, colic, sick the echo, Repost ees all epieend inilam- m1 am cou ic jeacy. by use, e ‘E. 3! MEIGS, Jn. and every pair warranted to fit. C. Baum, Cor- < Manniacturer, 7th st., Intelligencer Build- ——— Lapres’ UNDERGARMENTS of all descriptions, = nd and made to order, at very reasonable c fan Letter from Rev. FATHER BOYLE. Dear friend: Please send me a supply of BALM , at C. Bauw’s Unde Faatory, treet, Intelligencer Building. “i set es Aten ‘ , Ovr Dorian Kip GLoves are the best im- OF LIFE, the which, A, wil be gratefully ackicied rarer anenzenttet) | ported, and always the largest awortment of will be duty honored. I am sig ether Pleased with bap) rest tena - = Barn x 3 Glove Depet, it. ours, street ncer , Jone 24, 1871. “ye. BOYLE. ee CavTION—Beware of Impostors!—As some un- scrupulous are in the habit of stati that their places of business are branch stores. the Original Franc, I hereby notify the public that I have nob ranch stores, and that I have no con m with =y similar institation in this city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gent's Furnishing Goods, 431 7th st., between D and E. 2 KEEP COOL! By bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and s, when overheated, anit whe suf- fering from fever, with that woling Solution, PROP. COOK'S BALM OF LIFE! retail by the following first-class 450 Pa. av.; At wholesale and Drageists: Stott & ¢ cor. 7th and H ete 8. Thampeon, 703 inane } CowLING’s PATENTED NECKTIZ FASTENER, 8. E. Lewis, 14 ard. Walsh) cor. Pa. | for sale wholesale and retail, at the Original sind 19th’ et burn & Co. 531 isth st.; | France's, 431 7th street, between D and E.” No .G. Si v.and lth st.; Nairn & baanch stores. Great VaRrery two or three pl irand Gstrects: ROR. i Wire Sarrs—one, 8B, T: F Sullivan corner 34 et cand Bins ‘av lets, buttons or studs— cys a Washineton. G. W.'C: street, | Open in front or in back—all sizes—at the Origi- Thomas A Ritchie, 49 Ht T. L. Cropley ‘ | nal Franc’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 431 4th Co., 186 Bridge Pore! ;.also, at retail by | strect, at Popular Prices. No branch stores. Drnggists penerally. Manufacturing De} t,qracr | Buy Tue Cerepnartep “ Franc” Couiars, bl streets. Sco testimonials and dirce- | the best Paper Collar in the market, for salo ee SIN | only at the Original Frane’s, 4317th street. Look PECTALTIES! for, the name. No branch stores, 44 a Tadiee’ ope BRITISH HOSE, recular made, | HeMrrer has all kinds thermometers and ie id toes, 3 pair for #1. barometers. «i Fine LINEN HANDKER- Finer LINEN HANDKER- rg etitched CHIEFS, 2 for & Georgetown Advertisements, Leek! Lo iy ot ae Finest LINEN HANDKER- Onr stock of BOOKS. STATIONERY. MUSIC Ladin wie matitehed _ Superfine MOURNING | MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CHILDREN’S CAR- HANDKERCHIEFS, 2 for $1, RIAGES, and all kinds of FAN RTICLES, fs ‘The 36-whelebone FRENCH CORSET at $1. Jory large, and will be sold at prices to suit the Thore sets ly NATURAL CURLS at 2esch | “RCS. oy pastor Organs and fine Pi 4 arlor Organs and fine Pianos very low. These beantiful Gold Plated and Jet and Gold -hand Pi 9; PRACELETS at §1 cach. : ua hand Pisbo at Bp & SELIGSON, That handsome assortment of FANS at #1 each. And the «plendid variety of LADIES’ GARMENTS at $1 euch. ew stf Georgetown, D.0._ B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D ©., AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, July 11th, at 5 crock p. m.-, Twillsell, on the premises, part wf Lot No. Si, fronting @ feet on the north side of Gay street, between Congress and High streets, by adepth of 13 Gents Byer sxtrafine BRITISH HOSE, 3 pair © Gents’Superfine(A) BRITISH HOSE, 3 pair for $1. Sente: fyrentta A) BRITISH HOSE, 3 pair for $1. > feet. The improvements consist of a large nud sub- Genga P ved All Linen HANDKERCHIEFS, 4 sfatial sree sien elling House, the commen rd idence of the late Dr. B.S. B: Gene +S vases LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 for Fi of the best BATH TOWELS . our of 7 you ever bopght SILVERBERG’S, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Near Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Terms: One-third cash: balanceth Sand 12 months, with interest, for which purchaser must give his notes, secured by deed of trast, or to have the option of paying all cash. $20) will be required on the sale 4# soon as the property is struck down. Conveyanc- ing and stamps at the cost ef the purchaser. if the terms of the sale are not complied with in five daya, and cost of dsfuulting porcliter iaonencckt naies and cost faulting purchaser, inoue week'« n jn somenewspaper published in the District of Colum: jy -te LATE MANTELS! = iS) S7-THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE piece of property, having failed to comply wil erms av above named. at a former sale-on the 23th, day of May, 1471, the before mentioned described real estate will be soid at his risk and cost, as defaulting ‘name. = GEURGE A. BOHRER, Execator. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE, Twiil ell parte ates Boe ae a ea tN orth side of the Canal, west of Congress street, first alley, fronting 113 feet on the Canal, by feet on the south side of first alley, improved bya = GaRGr A ROHRER, Fxecutor jess THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. So THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED ON account of the rain wotil WEDNESDAY, July 19th, same hour IGE A. BOHRER, Executor. iyi BORG TioMAS DOWLING, Anct. THOMAS DOWLIN G, Auct.; Georgetown ALL STYLES, AT HAMILTON & PEARSON'S No. 4, ¥. M. C, A. BUILDING, inst., at 6 o'clock Bj mgm premises, that fine new Ul rick Dwel. ling ‘and ‘back ‘building on the east side of Mar SENSh, next south C3 the conogrendg§ meet. = f a contain nine rooms and dry cellar, ee OTe SIR ANE D StERSSS. || Tercepeos tea ttmioee ie kee tae ‘TONE. STONE. a _— by 100 feet deep, ruuning back to a 12 foot jemi alley. Terms: One fourth cash; remainder in 1,2and 3 SENECA QUARRIES. porate alt ——— deed of trust. Stamps and cony THE MARYLAND FEEESTONE M. & 2. COM. Sieur of ptehaner Boor aaa N iylted (Htop.&Cour.) THOS. oe Cape an ils, ‘Boor gate Ace ~ Water THOMAS DOWLING, Aus ni Inky ing, Trap ', Curt ing; also, STEES’ SALE OF Blocks “ff tifdisensions “Gowles iet'atens | TCR PIERS SALE OF VALUAs i Cy Railroad work, wharves: and af lis Kk. Hubble suitable for Cela Walls, ubble work, Churches, Warchonses and other heavy buildings, walls, and all jobs wher He Strength sul duretdlliy' are regain > | rds of Washington, coun Office aud yard corner K and 2th streets N. W. peta e fae ft ve mi-m.wfim ©. W. HAYDEN, Secretary Peaking Ssocel t 1, CAULFIELD'S CLASSES the Ist da: YOCAL A D INSTRUMENTAL Musto part of Lor we At Y. M. 0. A. Room “elu LL *9 DUCK surrsi pot, LINEN DUCK 8UITS!! running t cy E q et GOOD AND CHEAP. HABLE BROTHERS, _Je29-te Corner Tth and D streets. Su iis Aaee ul ve months. will take notice that it aairoreee a Shan, _and-tf Loan Lome! LUMBER !! LUMBER Ii! Exithn Sxsp avant Battie, ene CO} a Co 7 june, fitted cag he to doar outhe erred to tn the ney cauae, tone pect et ‘in to tr, Yor $000. Ama that th vot sens, '¥ to wit: lot Ze A FAMILY SUPPLIES, ée. ‘FAMILY SUPPLIES, Ete. | Lost: Lost SIGnT oF, That grocerrman who was trying to compote with BRAY & BRO. Beet Family Flour in the market, @2.48 a bb ee EM Siesta cs ean boone for & qoar ter baa, ‘ine Apple ame. 8. C_. only ide. Ib. Pion’ Cured Hams, Yee I FLOUR DOWN! FLOUR DOWN!: Sagar-cered Brea! t Bacom, Ie. ID. raseard s Shoulder Bacon, 9. Ib, DO NOT BE DECEIVED. ad AS ». FLOUR HAS PECLINED, AND THOSE WHO Sugar. PATRONIZE US WILL RECEIVE THE ENEFIT OF THE DECLINE. PRICE REDUCED FROM 50c. TO $1 PER BBL., ACCORDING TO BRAND. COFFEES AND TEAS. ; Coffee, Be, ry Ze. 3 Endy : oe Rosat eats Se japan Tea on! ; Choice Ih ial and Gram ‘Teas, SI per Ib. Smt received. Salmon ie clr sud a choice tot of _— * 351 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, i Bet worn Sdand dy ste.. north side, HAMS AND BACON. We have just received several very heary invoices, and quote: Frt=* GROCERIES AT SMALL PROFITS. We call the attention of ovr stock of | FINE TEAS . NAKA, Very Light Brow s, STO RICO cayenne COFFEES, &., which we are selling at @ very «mall advance. 500 ALSO, oon TO OUR CHOICE BRANDS OF 73: | WINES, BRANDIES, . 00¢ 20° AND WHISKIES, 35° AT VERY LOW FIGURES. boc METZGER & BYLES, 417 SEVENTH STREET, mb38-tr _mbas-t Next to Oud Pellows’s Ha JUST RECEIVED. PURE WHISKIES.—Koller, Baker, Grey, Gait, and Moore's BRANDY —Vintage of 1890. GIN. SHERRY WINE, &c—Bost brands. Special attention paid to Wines and Ligtors for Medicinal and Family use. ing and receiving the same are such as that we hare no hesitancy in asserting that we are able to compete fully with any house this tide of New York. 80, A General Assortment of FINE GROORRIES. nAMe cciMaCON, BUTTER ChEESE.CAS ve) JODS, . “ee CHAS. A. APPEL, e2e-ty corner 1th and Free’, Meak, MALL FEED, AT VERY LOW RATES. ELEGANT OATS, some of the finest ever brought to this market, AT VERY RATES. WM. M. GALT & 00., Indiana avenue and Ist street, Near Balto. aud Ohio Railroad Depot. COFFEE. stock In this line is aleo Large and Complete. nd Roasted... eeeen teesewesnwenneessesseamesseesrceeeell BE In short, we make a specialty of the FAMILY TRADE, and make it our study to furnish the very best of ‘everything in the way of family supplies generally. Our facilitics for buying and freighting are unsur- passed, and we guarantee tosell as low as any ot ber house in the city, as also to give the article—qwaltty and quan. tity—as represented, or MONEY REFUNDED, RADWAYS READY RELIEF CURES THE WORST PAINS IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES? ELPHONZO YOUNGS @ ©0., NOT ONE HOUR GROCERS, after reading this advertisement need any one SUFFER WITH PAIN, MASONIC TEMPLE, . RADWAYS READY RELIEF IS a CURE NINTH STREET, FOR EVERY PAIN. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE, It was the first, and ts THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY that instantly stops the a most excruciating pains, al lays Inflananat, € ur, Pgostions, whether bowels, of other giaude ot FELPHONZO WM. H. SEA Cc 5S. OHARE & SON, “ FINE GROCERS, 1213 Tru Sraeet N. W., seTwEex M ann N. jguett_ IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, no matter how violent or excruciating the pai RHEUM Bed-ridden, Infirm, Crippled, N. cus, Neuralgic or prostrated with di case may outer , RADWAY'S READY RELIEF WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER. INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS. SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING. % HAMS! HAMS! SUGAR-CURED CANVASSED HAMS! CANVASSED SUGAR-CURED HAMS| THE BEST IN THIS rca 1 6 6 16 1616 16 4616 «16: «16~=«=16 16°16 16 «#16 16 cents per pound! STRICTLY CHOICE B Rt BEAUTIFUL YELLOW GOSHEN BUTTER! NEW TEAS! 4 TEAS! TEAS! TEAS’ TEAS! TEAS? PALPITATION OF THE HEART Our stock of Teas includes some of the finest Teas | HYSTERICS, CROUP, DIPTHERIA. CATARREH, INFLUENZA. HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM. COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS. ‘The application of the READY RELIEF to bere the pain or difficulty exists iif Tea from 45 i Mer Tecpericl sod leans wit ean as per . eq! shat 1.60 ere. “mercxpept MONEY ALE and PORTER, 75 cts, per dor. bottles. § pounds SOFT SHELL ALMONDS for $1. FANCY CAKES in Varicty. C. 8. OHARE & BON, in balfa tumbler of water 1213. ISTE Ts ret X,Y bet: Mana w. 1213, goes HEARTBURN: shane! feap BROWNING « mIpPLETON BIND. BE Nid EYEE By ALIS Resgmienec by disboliles th inet Travelers should always carry a bottle of RAD- the market. WAYS KEADY KELIEF with them. A few ps in Water Will prevent sicknens or of water. itis better than Fr as @ stimulant. a. INEST G WDER, mT Ey alice xeon FIN! PAN, aT 00) FINEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST, ine fre brandy oe FEVER AND AGUE. FEVER AND AGUE cured for ff ’ all new crop, and at greatly reduced prices ct is not a remedial agent in thie world that wilt tare BROWNING & MIDDLETON'S, Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious, Bilous. OF 5) #0 qi co « cobigerycupgiienawmars gaya... | HEADY MRLiEE. —_~ For AGASTED COFFEE AEE Giapes ! maned tien ‘or aT . BROWNING « MIDDLETON, Sarsaparillian Resolvent, mote rae orenae. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. 1SH. Every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOL- VENT communicates throught 47-3 Urine, and other fluids and juices of the syxtem the visor of life, for it repairs Wastes of the body ith new and sound material. Scrofula, Sypl For sale low, by WNING & KEATING, Brel tl ne game ——__ Sis Pemaagiven ASTRAL OIL. and al! ees, y ty id atl ste: seer roctirca’ Tah paftond Praise ee La rane’ net to ex: . Trade nee wonder of Mi Chemistry, anda few days’ use fOFK prices, BF DOWNING & MIDDLETON. Yormcs of disonss its potent pomoar te core thence © * 14 Fonanplvania cventce, : he jient, daily beeom| Feduced b; we RSL ENE mine by te a = WINES, fe, masten, and re- Our stock of WINES and ‘LIQUORS is very. eeine. ponceees | . be this side of | pins theses the SARSAPA gon Row York “iret of Cham: | ji cccurese cure is ; for when once this "Pinca remedy commences it work of Baritication. aud euc will be rapid, and Svery day the patient wilt het ies ees seas Seca es