Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1873, Page 4

eveee Sealy 21, 1973, LOCAL NEWS. - Condensed Loca), ' The Equity Court, Judge Hu- aphreys, to-day passed a number of orders. ‘The school teachers wre paid one month's salary on Saturday last ‘Sbilli oP 4, bon ae have the @Galazy for iu progress at Berry's Ange A camp oxy Oy - — the colored Methodists of ‘The Creightor. base ball clab which holds the Janior champicmsh{p In the District left for Bal timore this to play the Junior cham- ‘of that city. Vere Talisier & cleary, auctioneers, 4 , in front ay, 1 SS carecies water ¢ ers, and other -Poli . T. Pearl has been sent to Ea Poleeson 4. =. on account of His relatives and his Mite, to whom at the corner of B ) While intoxi- from. jared her up. M ‘Wilson, of the Treasary ae- f seni ed 33, left his home Friday morn- ng with a et, for the purpose of going DiackWerrying, since which time nothing has been beard from him. His parents are greatly dintremed. Yestercay, Sergeant Dunnington an® Officer Henkel arrested sone legged colored man for kicking a colored woman named Ellen: Chase ir the stomach at 013% streetden. Ellen's offence was that she bad been making fun ef his bein, cone legged. She being in a delicate state o! health was seriously injured. A case of smal! pox was reported at the Board <f Health office this morning of a woman in Frmee George's county, Md., twst beyond the nertheaste’ of the District. The aven' cated on Saturday evening last the second story of her house and ii spine. Offcer Atehinson picked her Aon of r. home, the case was reported as above. Adouble pigeon match came off at Riley's turday afternoon between J. C. Cas- paris and Geerge E. Nokes, five birds, each single. First match, Nekes received the first shot, killing all the birds. Casparis killed four mm fuceession, the fifth failing out of beunas. In ihe double bird match Casparis killed all, and Nokes killed five. Mr. Frank Posey, of Prinée George cennty, Md_, who lost his wife bya boat upsetting on the river near Alexandria about ten days ago, and who has been seriously affected since, i now iraproving, ae algo his mother, Mrs. Edelin, but Mrs. dameison, the mother of M. Posey, is st.ll in a dangerous condition, aud but few ned of her recovery. T renicle inquires why the Soldiers’ Home park is closed Sundays, and thinks *‘the only spot in the District that art and nature bas made so charming ought to be opened to the public at all times.” Kight. The Republican ‘takes the same ground holding that as many r people take advantage of the day for a je fn the country, andes the street cars go within a few feet of the gro’ peculiar hardship that they should be kept out. Frere seems, indeed, no geod reason fer closing the park on Sun — Tavestigating Sen and Con- ai stables. OF THE LEGISLATIVE comuIt- ‘TRE TO-DAY. ‘The legislative committee to Investigate the manner in which magistrates and constables ct business to-day removed the resiriction ication of evidence with names, committee remarking thata man who was ashamed to give his name to the pub- lie, or to make known a charge, was not evtitied to receive any money he may have been filched out of. No evidence was taken to-day, but there were se: laints made—one by Jonathan 1 against Justice Plant and Constable Stuart, charging them with takin, more fees than allowed by law; another of J. of the sixth auditor's office, a justice, with having and thereby taking from ice having been given him pre- ny eut, and one by Mr. P. Raeburn Bates and Constable Ki cy persnaded him to pay $1.50 bh money in the hands of a party, they wing at the time that there was no money in band, and that the whole proceeding was the Teenit of & conspiracy to get him to pay unneces- M. ©. INTERNATIONAL VENTION—Rey ort of the Washington Dele- —A large number of people gathered in In ball last evening to hear the reports of the delegates recently sent from the District of Columbia to the international Y. M. C. A. con- vention at Poughkeepsie, New York. After appropriate liminary exereises Mr. F. H. Smith, resid. ‘utof the Young Men’s Christian Ase rtion of this city, stated that he was Present at the international convention but a yOrtion of the sessicn. and that it was numeri- enily the smallest held for six years. Less than three hundred accredited delegates were pres- ent; at the general convention at Washin; eight Lundred delegates were present. The Fatio of representation was reduced, and no re- @uced railroad fer: was secured’ this year. Thirty new conventions have been formed dur- ing last year; the whole number now m the United Slates and British Provinces is eight hundred and fifty. These associations have on hand between two and three million dollars, for yurposes of securing permanent buildipgs. Other addresses were made by Messrs. Elphonzo Youngs, RK. S. Crawford, G. A. Hail, and Gen. &. O. Howard. A collection was followed by the d& x0 og; an! bee liction, which closed the exercises. Tre Late ¥ c Mrtrvary Exxcriox,—The company offi of the «ist Cavalry, District of Columbia Nations! Guards,” met on Saturday evenin last at the armory of the Governor's Mounte. Guard, and unanimously elected te the com- mand thereof W. W. Wi: oc, of the Gov- ernor’s Mounted Guarda, with the following stall: Frederick Thompson, jatant Wm. Simpson, ¢ rtermaster com- misears:’ Dr. SS. Bond, surgeon; Jacob Hess sford, ensign; Thos. Costetlo, eorge State, quartermaster th, commissary sergea: teward; J Wiliman, The officers of the three com- sing the Ist cavalry remain un- geant, rman Miler, } rer, x —, - IVILDING Pairs were isemed to-day as fol- lows by the ins: Toll, two story. bri n Hth . between Corcoran and K northwest; B. Courtney, one- story frome on Delaware avenue, between H streets southwest: M. W. Stevens, two- ory stable on © street, between Ist and 20 southeast: Geo. Keiser, one-story frame back Laiiding on 40 street. between K and L south- john Webster, three two-story bricks on nia avenue, betweew South Capitol street Delawar one-story on I et, between Cand 1 north- t. Alfred Smith, one.story frame on 11th street, between F and G northeast. . Oxpers or TEE Bos > ov Prntic Works. perint ent of roads hae been directed at back of the Stanton road, in <i put in good order. In- n directed to see t improvement of New om and the at on Registrar en directed to have a four-inch er-main laid om both sides of 18th street, M street northwest; also, a six-inch mun in Riggs street, where the same is graded, from 13th to lth street northwest. ‘Tur Tex ings of the well attend At the East Capitol square addresses were made by Hon. D. P. Holloway, Kev. C. W. Dennison, and Dr. Joseph Walsh, and twenty-five signed the Dashaway pledge. The Dashaways met at Temperance Hall last night, and were addressed by Dr. Walsh, Justice Mills: Messrs. Savage, Bo: and Dunning, and fourteen persons signed the pledge. Axoruen WASHINGTONIAN Im Catcaco.— Wi. A. Chatwick, formerly the genial and popu- lar host at Willard’s, in this city, is now con- nected with that extensive and magnificent establishment the Grand Pacific Hotel, at Chicago. This is » good thing all round—for Chadwick, for the hotel, aud, best of all, for the traveling public. Of course no Washingto- mian will think of going to Chicago and not pers ‘The me*t- patting up with “C' Aergstap ew Requt on the 4th of July. A benel sued and sent to Lieut. Eekloff, and Officer Moore took Caten {nto custody and delivered kim to the marshal, who him over to the sheriff. EE evar thorized by Com- ing rapidly constructed. open- Ings through the different Goors from the tase ment to the a] story have been cut, and the Consae-Stows Lavine. oon the corne: of the Al Sst church, (colored.) of wi Baily is pastor, was laid at the corner Vernon avenue and T street, in the 2 concourse of people. delivered an address appropriate son, and a liberal collection was Merrororiram BUILDING Attention is called to a rooms. offered for sale. The secretary . EVENING STAR. spousopeod¥ 20 r— rs. | sosen —T)-day, Thos. | was fined 83 aed coat got gow! ander om, Maria, bie wife, wh kine, imdecent ¢xposur’ ‘Chaties | Wenty lont and 7,83. collaterals for the same offence, and Pe for being drunk and disorderly. Caroline Sawmters, colored. charged with grand int: ceny of a small box containing money articles of jewelry of considerable vale. She had been om. servant in the house and dischargad oo esty. but afterwards watched her opportunity and entered the honse while the od secreted herself in the gar- of, the box escaped Dy the s but was observed by one of the Inmates, Toe subsequently seeing ber on th ed her to her stopping place, aul jaced it in the hands of Lieut. Greer whe & her in custody and recovered @ portion of the Property; sent to the i ‘OISONING OF Mrs. BRooker.— Last Thursday mornin, the (parents of Mrs. Chitin, called on John D. Townsend, lawyer, of No. 254, Broadway, and said that’ they had reason to believe that their daughter, Mrs. Utica v. Brovker, who died on July 9th, had neen poisoned, and that they suspected a physician who attended her of being guilty of the alleged urder, with the knowledge and connivance of ‘olonel Blood. They said that it was the desire ef the family that the matter be fully investi- gated, and expressed their determination to bring the matter to the notice of the district torney and the grand jury, and appointed another meeting with the lewyer for yeeterday morning, when, as they said, ail their daughters would be present. They failed to appear, how- ever, at the appointed time. Mrs. Woodhull in stated that the circumstances death were suspicious, but they refuted to join in the-story of poisoning. No corroboration of the story could be obtained, and the lawyer declined to institute the inquiry before the grand jury.—N. ¥. Tribune, 19h. Rey. 8. McBrrwer, of the M. E. church, Mansfield, Ohio, has got into trouble, and has resigned his pastorate. This result hae been brought about on account of charges of un- chaste conduct against him, which, although unproven as to criminality, are thought te have placed him in such @ light as to impair his use- fulness in that city. The prestding elder, atter investigation, decided to transfer the reverend entleman to Savannah, Ohio, but the latter declined to remove to that » on the plea of inability to preach longer by reason of ill health. ‘The matter will doubtless be referred to the conference tor final settlement. Cuancep Tarim Farrn. terson, formerly a Roman ©: the diocese of St. Paul, received into the Episcopal church, in t! cese of Minnesota. Rev. Joseph Gurl Methodist minister, has also been received into the Episcopal chureh, in the same diocese. In Philadelphia, Rev. George Sheldon, late pro- fessor of Hebrew in the Presbyterian theolog- ical seminary, New York, has joined the Epis- copal chureh,’ and been contirmed, and is now & candidate for holy orders in the diocese of Pennsylvania. Pouitictays NoT WanTED.—The Patrons of Husbandry in Kansas have shown a spark of wisdom which deserves to he commended. Some of the political hacks of that model political community, finding that the Patrons are likely to have a controlling influence on the rtate gor Mr. and Mrs. Claftin, dbull and Tennie ©. ev. Father Pe- ernment, organized a “grange.” and applied for regular enrolment in the order. The request was promptly refused, the Patrons giving the professional politicians to understand that their room was better than their company. A Proposey New STATE.—The movement looking toward the formation of a new state out of North Miseiesippl, West Tennessee and West- ern Kentucky is being dixcussed with consider- bie animation by the newspapers published in the section interested. A convention is to be held at Jackson on the 20th instant, when dele- gates are to be present from every city, town and civil district within the limits of the pro- posed new state. The general sentiment seems to be in favor of the movement eee Exrects To HAVB Goop Company.—Horace Venable, colored, who is now confined in the city jail in Richmond, under sentence of death for murdering @ woman of his own color, named Mary Holmes, has little hope in this world, but looks cheerfully to the world beydnd. He re- cently said, referring to his sentence, «Well, if | must ge, Jesus will go with me.” He professes to have made his peace with God, and to be ready to meet his end whenever it comes. A Fatal Bow witu Tue Fist.—On Tuesday Captain Eugene Anto was attempting, in the press of boats, to hurry his boat into the lock _ oe i taal Hackensack river, near jersey city, N.J.,when angry words passed between bite and’ Thomas Finn, the ferry mas- ter. Final.y both men clinched, when it is alleged that Finn struck Atno a terrific blow on the main neck cord killing him almost in- stantly. ter named 3 oung lady at Lindsay, Providence of Ontario, Saturday, and asked her to accompany him to Petersboro. She refused, telling bim to go home and take care of bis wife. This enraged him, and, drawing @ revolver, he shot her twice in the breast, killing her on the spot. The jury ren- dered a verdict of willful murder. Nesbit was arrested. Ax Exouisn Bisnor Kinuep py A Fatt vRrow His Horse.—Samnuel Wilberforce, bishop of Winchester, England, fell from his horse in London on Saturday and was killed. He was riding with Lord Granville from Leatherheld to Lord Gower’s country seat, where Gladstone awaited him. The horse was going at fallspeed at the time the bishop fell. His ueck wag broken aud death was ins Lovr ayy Sricipr.—t y, Rollins, a respectable girl i twenty, has been minsin; from Manchester H., since Wednesday, an some of her clothing being found Saturday on the banks of the canal leaves little goubt that the committed suicide. She had been despon- dent of late owing to the marriage of a young man to whom, itis said, she was atone time engaged. Buentep Love and A Waretenen Eno. J.J. Daily, @ wealthy merchant of Eu Alabama, being crossed in love three mouths ago, turned his effects into cash; and went to New Orleans on a desperate spree. Ina few weeks he squandered his accumulation for thirty vears, and ended by dying last week in a station- house of delirum tremens. Mr. Cuas. G. GREENE, of the Boston Post, whose name bas been mentioned as cratic candidate for Governor in Massachusetts, says in his paper that under no circumstances could he be induced to accept any nomination by the convention, “however honogable in it- s€lf OF cordial and gratifying in its offer.” ‘Tue Caress laborers on estates in Havana are getting dissatisfied with being g paid in paper currency. They contracted for thelr wages to be paid in silver, and unless the planters ful- fill their agreement disturbances are likely to oceur. LgapEN PitLs.—Dr. 0. N. Winslow was shot at and slightly wounded by a patent medicine «lealer named Prof. Mac, yesterday, in Boston. = trouble originated in a business transac- n. sy Flying monkeys are Florida novelties. ‘A Harrodsburg mule kicked a man down, kaelt on bim and cleewed bis hand ‘nearly off." S7-Nove of the blanks in the Louisville lot- tery have yet been heard from. Lag a ® deaf-and-bumb burglar in Sparta, @@ The sumac barvest in Virginia will be very . ‘Michael Na wen ig fatally stabbed in a York yesterday, by Peter McKenna. 7 An Obio boy cut off four of his toes that he might not be made to go to Sunday school. 7 The Connecticut a cemttn pee ceeding by giving $20 to the newsboys. a7 Brid; M 106 of a@ native of Ireland, dled in Philadelphia on Friday. 7 The three o’clock a. eet express train from New York to Philadelphia has discontinued. a7-Joseph Leineta, an Italian and J ‘Walsh, of New York, was shot and ly killed in New Or! ye ‘At the present time there are over 25,000 Pak in Paris, who spend om an average, Af not quite, $500,000 aday. or itis announced that the British parl will be prorogued the first week in Angust. : a7 Sixty-eight Chinamen are new on the way from Sacramento to Philadelphia, where they bave been employed to work in a cutlery fac- tory. GEORGETOWN. St. Josera’s BENRVOLENT SouooL.—Laying of the Corn» Stone Last Ecening.—The corner stone ef ?,c. Joseph's hall, on Fayette street, be- tween “ch and 5th streets, Georgetown, was laid St “.x o'clock last evening, in © pop assemb' the presence of io rites heat the i nh. At that hour Seties connected wit », CITY ITEMS, NITY eg parting TRETH, nor the peeping wrk’ sof time, 60, foreloly tell of advancing your hair. Ayer's Vigor restores Fe door "ao mine oit” cppentanes wire #ereeable to ot! as well as yourself. i fresh, luxuriant , the infirmities of are far lesa noticeable. Bw, fcW De. Wretar's BaLsam oF WitD Cuperr is «om combination amd s forms i " for healin, the Suny school lungs, and ing irritation, thas re- eave aa | mete totes of ap the cough B. V. Mary, avd also s handeome tanner of St. | and leaving the disease behind, "be, oy .” the | . IP You CAN'T GET COOL resort to Dooley’s Sreaded by its | Atctic Soda Fountain, Capitol Mill. 19.68 the Young Cath- Kuroute Taxrtar oe eee and Knights of Pythias the Catholic *Siouee Gee thelr , embla- soned with the matio,,:<Friendabip, lore and as . band from Fort Whipple, Va. under the | 2° 2! Pa-av., under Metropo James Dailey; and The pi the Temper- rocession made was under the chief teat performed “ The Plage! Hymn; hich, Rev. Father Stonestreet int jnced the audience Rev. Father McDevitt, it pastor of St. Matthew's church, who delivered an interesting address on the superiority of the Catholic schools as @ means of educating both the mental and moral qualities. He was listened to with the greatest attention by at least 2,000 ple. Wher he had concluded, Rey. Father tonestreet requested the band to perform an air, while a collection was taken up to aid in the construction of the building. In company with the cross-bearer and acolytes, he then proceeded to the northeastern corner of the new edifice and blessed the corner stone according to the prescribed ceremonial of the church; after which, the assemblage dispersed. Me. E. D, HaARTLEY,wife and son, have just arrived from Niagara, where they have been spending a few weeks Of recreation. They re- turned by way of Lake George and Saratoga. Kiver News.—The steamer G. H. Stoat, Cixcimxati Caen Bema can be purchased from dealers at the low ae $1.20 per dozen pints. If your grocer does not keep it, send orders to Palmer & Green, Georgetown, D.C. 6 creda ne Nei Tae Crinctrnatt LackR Beer bottled by ‘Palmer & Green is the finest in the District, and is sold at the low price of @1.20 per dozen ee bottles by dealers throughout Se ict. ! Sats Sais, Take Care or Your VALUABLES.—Call and ine the fire and burglar proof yauits Of th® Safe Deposit Company, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, for safe keepin, of securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu- ables. Rents trom ten to sixty dollars per an- num, according t# size. No business man can afford to do without them. Take warning frum the Chicago and Boston fires Cuitpren ery for Pitcher’s Castoria. It Tegulates the stomach, cures wind colic and causes natural sleep. It is @ substitute for castor oil. 25,003; — Se SurrERERs Prom CORN, BURIONS, BAD Nails, ete., find immediate relief at Dr. White’s from Philadelphia, and the Columbia, from | establishment, No. 535 15th street, opposite U. Baltimore, have arrived, with miscellaneons | 8. Treasury. cargoes. The Lady of the Lake, from Norfolk, and cleared for the same place. Ain TRaDx.—The schooner Thos. P. Mor- fan has arrived from Alexandria, with 1,200 ushels wheat for Hartley Bros. Canal boat J, N. Thomas has arrived, with 3,600 bushels corn, consigned to Joseph G. and Jno. M. Wright. ALEXANDRIA. Tur Storm.—Accounts from the surrounding country represent yesterday's storm as having been very violent and disastrous in its effects in the ad, ing counties, At Fairfax Court House, Falls Church and Vienna much damage was done to the trees, houses and fences. The roof of Mr. J. Owen Kirby's stable, about three miles from Alexandria, was blown off, and. the house of Henry McWilliams, in the same ee by borhood, came near being seriously damage & tree of great size, which was blown down. Rervsican County Convention—Election of Delegates to the State Convention.—The dele- gates trom the townships of Alexandria count} met in convention this morning, and were calle to order by Mr. J.C. O'Neill. Measre, Corbett, Wormley and Jackson were appointed a com mittee on credentials. After their report had been received and adopted, Messrs. Robert Armstrong, J. B. Syphax, J. D. Beckley, Ben- jamin Austin, John Seaton, V. P. Cerbett, A. Pennand J.Van Archer were nominated as delegates to the state convention, and, after several ballots, Messrs. R. D. Beckley, J. B. Syphax, dohn A aton, and T. B. Pinn were el atinel, 19th inst. Tnikyine SERVANT —Upon the recommend- tion of a colored man named Page, Mr. John T. Evans, on Thursday last, hired a colored woman as a house servant, but she didn't stay there more than half an hour, and soon after her disappearance it was discovered that she had carried oft kitchen furniture to the value of about $5, Mr. Evans put the police on her track and @arted a boyon horseback up the Washington turnpike atter her, and when he reached the Long bridge he found that she had Just crossed it, but as tt was broken he coald not continue the pursnit, fearing to leave his horss, as that too might be Vth at, HTNING—Several Persone Se- wlligence of a fatal stroke of the stanning of several others on day last, is received from Bedford county, Virginia, The Lynchburg Republican gays: “Some damage was done to the crops, but the most serious result was the loss of a lite. About five miles trom Liberty resided a family by the name of Overstreet, farmers by occupation, Driven into house wa the violence of the storm, the family were gathered in pleasant social in- tercourse, when suddenly a thunderbolt de- scended the chimney. John Overstreet, aged tnirty-five, who had @ wite and five children was sitting near the chimney when the fata bolt gescended. He wasstruck behind the right e lightning passing down his shoulder, across his breast, to his left side, burning into the flesh in the course of its track. A brother of the deceased, James Overstreet, who was sit- ting near him, was badly ee Fy and ren. dered insensible by the shoek. It is supposed, however, that he willrecover. The father, Jobn H. Overstreet, was alsoin the room and badly shocked, but not otherwise injured. Mrs. Overstreet, the wife of the man killed, was standing in the door at the time and was slightly injured. A Mystery PremMaturgty SoLtven.—The mystery of the body found in the river at the foot of Van Brant street, South Brooklyn, some time ago, which had tied to its arms a valise full of flatirons, still remains an unexplained mystery, but the discovery has been followed by incidents not entirely destitute of humor. It seems that after the body bad lain in the Morgue awhile Mrs. Floyd, of Grand street, FE. D., identified it as that of her sen-in-law, Clas. Diehl, an insurance agent, who had been miss- ing for some time. She was allowed to take the body, and it was interred at the famtly expense. The brother of Dieh! also recognized the body, but Mrs, Dieh! was ill all the time and did not view it. She attended the funeral, however, and adopted the usual habilimentsof mouruing. Last Tuesday, it is reported, her astonishment and delight were about equally mingled when she received a letter from her missing husband. dated at Key West, Fla., informing her that he was well and about te return home. She is said to be very curious to know whose relative she has bur! y. ¥. Tribune. Diviptnc or A Hayaman’s Rorg.—After the body of Jim Brown, the negro murderer recently hung at Suffolk, Va., was cut down, a crowd gathered around the gallows and clam- ored for pieces of the rope with which the felon had been hung. The sheriff good-naturedly cut it up into small pieces and distributed it among the crowd, each one of which, Judyi from the eagerness displayed, regarded himsi 4s the possessor of a talisman of priceless value. It is a superstitious belief of some people that he who obtains a piece of the rope with which aman ts hanged will not have his sleep dis- turbed by unpleasant dreams. Others firmly believe that a piece of the rope carried in the pocket will protect its possessor from rheuma- tism. Whether those people were actuated by either of these motives is more than the writer can tell; he merely records the fact.—Norfoik Journal. Tus Sxconps 1x Tue Ricumonp Dret.— Messrs. Tabb, Meredith, Royall, and Trigg, the alleged seconds in the Mordecai-MoCarty duel, were on Saturday admitted to bail by Judge Lacy, of the County Court of New Kent, sittin at Tunstall’s station,on the York Kiver rail- road, Va.,each in the sum of $5,000 for their appearance for trin! at the September term of the Husticgs Court at Lichmond, The treatment often effects a perfect cure, even in extreme cases, if none but Suitable shoes are worn. cs pai la Porp’s EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns, Piles, ulcers, teothache, sore throat, sprains, Scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, colic, lameness, hoarseness, Preparations in the fact that it is » standard medicine, treated of in medical writings, and known to be a cure for these diseases. m,th,s,tf nse Sore Nirries.—The suffering which many ladies experience from caked breasts and sore nipples, is little realized by men. A remedy has now come to them, and the wonder is that it has not been discovered before. The Ceutaur Liniment is as delicate and soothing as @ cos- metic, and affords such speedy and permanent relief that we are showered down with thanks. It is simply a wonderful thing for ail sores, lameness aiid swellings. y12-e05 THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, oorner of New York avenue and 15th street, pays 6 per ct. RET gmam on deposits or each calender month, anking ours, ardays, to 4 and os , "ga, Lace ——— TrRco-Rvssiay Barus; aso, Medicated Va- por Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. Shei 903 E street. 5,200 Wiiio0x & Ginn’s Skwine MAcaINn. The celebrated Basaar Patterns. Agency at Chas. Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, Tth street, Intelligencer Building. 16,28 — THE COMMUNITY at large appreeiate the uss fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine. 15 ade o i ‘TamnMomrress and Barometers are repatred and made to order by Hempler, near 44 rtrset" pn a JEEP 17 nanpy. THE RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINE. Cholera, Dysentery, Diarr Cramps, te..quickly ented by t Af JARDELLA'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK BERRY ROOT AND RUUBARB An old, well tried remedy, entirely vegetable, pick a a, Summer Complaint, oy tains no Cumuphor o nd readily taken b house and tse in ti Don’t be put off Something elae. Bny it. ‘Try it. Many of 6 yalned testimonials are from promivent c} used ft for yew all live drnggists, Prepared only ty HANSELL & RRO., 2000 Market st, Philadelphia. jy7-m.w sam H.B. HB. f Washington who have 7th & D. July Sth. BEGINNING TO-DAY. CLOSING SALES ° Sammer Clothing! FoR MEN AND BOYs. THE ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE CLOSED OUT IMMEDIATELY AT PURCHASER’S PRICES. «NO REGARD FOR ORIGINAL Cost, HABLS BROTHERS. FASHIONABLE TAILORS, iy8 CORNER 71 AND D STREETS. T EDW. CLARK, T. B. OROSS,IR T. EDW. CLARK & C@.,, DEALERS LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, ke., &c. Central Office, 626 Lonisiana avenue, Wharf, Depot and Planing Mill, foot of 4th stroet east. Branch Yards—lith and B streets northwest, Vir ginia avenue and 9th street southeast. ayll-ef A “Brwwer” Tares To Kitt His Wire.— In Philadelphia, yesterday morning, John Albertson, a bummer, attempted to kill his wife Jennie, from whom he is separated. He attacked her at Otsego street and Wash- ington avenue, and cut a deep throat. He was arrested and his wife was taken to the hospital. Her injuries are dangerous. Senator CARPENTER said in arecent speech that ‘‘the laxity of life is restrained by the su- pervision of a wife.” That depends a good deal on the character of the wife who does the su- pervision. Overin Chicago, for example, it is etimes necessary to employ & policeman to fonerveen the supervision of the supervisor.— Courier-Journal. A Conorgr’s suRy impanelled to ascertain the cause of the death of a notorious drunkard, brought In a verdict of “Death by hanging— rounds rum ” In California » coroner’ jary, under si clreumstances, rendered a more Keourteous verdict: “Accidental death while unpacking « glass.” S7-Gen. MacMahon, president of the French —— smokes from twent Shewt azptiine a day, a1 he increaace the number to fifty. s7-The minister of affairs has directed the consul general in New York to register the names of all French citizens at the general consulates in that city. e7-The scaffolding the Atlantic petifo aS ae eT Saturday dur progress 1e, numer of spec ‘were injured. en exhibits satisfaction if followed by @ single puppy. Jot BECEIVED A FULL LINE oF OHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, from §8to $30 apiece, Also, a fine assortment of CROQUET SETS, from $3.50 to $5, at . CH. BUPPERT’s, jem8-1 No. 40% 7th street. F BROUR?: RECKEIVED DIRECT from the Mills in VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. ‘Will sell to families 6@ conts por barre tees thas Rsual prices, Prices of SUGARS and TEAS all marked down, OATAWBA WINE, roceares trem Piecoens Valley Wine Oompany, | GEORGETO’ = ADVERTISEMENTS, | WM, LoviS SCELEY ox, ans 0. bt, gesba Yeuy’ass, i bob Siti toot ie street eI Douche brass ncap ot Mores js" Nt SEsksr ICE CREAM PARLORS, Geereetown, B.. Syi7-im THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; 4 TWO FRamE HOUSES. TO BE REMOVED, A? Qn MORDAY AFEERNOON, July Sst, at ‘clock, w ‘promi » O8 fs © eareet, borerece Weeaentek: ead Fayette streets. Twe =: to be removed. si At arOM As DOWLING, Auctioneer TING, Awctioncor; Georgeto =x : 14 BG. oases Inte Morrie: Adler, We. SOO" igh merece, car i street, Fe ogg ars of “5 We name Walnut Parlor Suite in Plush. Gas Mstowt Parlor Satie in Haircloth. | Reece, Bas % 5 farble-top a dother Tables.’ “OCDE Vaces, Curtains and Fixtures, Mirrors, Brussels, Three-ply aud Ingrain Car- pets. Oilcloth and Mattings, Extension Table. Dining Chairs, Befrigegator, Bedeteads Hair Mottrame e, Feather Bode nea Bedding Wardrobes, Crockery, Glase-ware. nt Morning Glory Stoves,one nerly new. Lot Farming Implements, Cook Stove, with many © articlestoo numer ous to mention. -§ Bone Bxecutore. _iylSeod [Rep.] "THOS. DOWLING, Anct. ik FALL BUSI 1S COMING. of orders during we to hare this ox fall, Your goods will be nicely cleaned or re-dyed, and carefully kept for six months, if desired. Charges moaerate, Terms invariably 0. 0. D. W.H. WHEATLEY PREMIUM STEAM DYKING ANO SCocn ING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson Street; Georgetown, D. 0. Office open from 73s a mi. untifennect, —yein-tr ELD.—Tois Sammer Resort, four ut eesbarg, with Lar, come 1x22 feet, ix boarders. A hea Hal nd ve necet viertpa Aiea the Phy ptiful. For particulars FRBIFS, Deeburgs Ver, ee Te MA BUSS BOUse, BECCRFONTS, PA—This firt-clase sumimer resort among ‘the mountains pow open, For particulars’ address W. H. WILKINSON’ 5 dy]4-lm* F. FENWICK'S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, ALL THE DELICACIES OF THE 8EASUN Good accommodations, ‘lerms; 1.5) per day; th. $80 per month LEONARDTOWN, MD. T HOTEL, CPOrBINEY BOINT. MARYLAND ‘This delightfnt Summer Resort, witnate on the Po- tomac river, eqai-distamt from Balti aud Washington, winety miles, has been leased by the wndersigned for'a term of yenre, and will be open for the reception of guests 21 of June. Under the new proprictorsht thoroughly renovated , mak anperior to any former sens supplied with all the deticac IP) the house has heen the appoiu'ments far The table will be the season from the Norfolk, Baltimore and Washington markers ‘Amusemerte—Dowling, Billiards. Bat in thing, Cregne: Qavit Grounds, Crab or Oyster Lunch will be served dail ‘ms—§2 $15 7 pric jy | COBB'S HOTEL, OOBB'S ISLAND, VA. Row open for the reception sf visitors, It ts wall koown for its excellent and safe surf bath- na. &e. Terme, 85 per day: y P. Baw Poiut to Cherrystone, “Mon Friday morning? COBB BROS. & 00, _37-1m Chorrystone, S CuNER Boanp. Twenty-five additional BOARDRBES can now be seovmmodated at the LOUDON INSTI- E, on moderate terms. na fs ir,and fine scenery. For partic y to . Lal : Aid it L485 View HOTEL, WATKINS, NEW This fine new honse is now open for the ment of guests, temporartly or for the sea- son. It is compl ite appointments, and ha aocmnely, farnished throughout. Goests will find it es; lly adapted for caerts large and airy rooms and thorough venti- Fine Groves, handsome Walks, Drives, and Fishing and Boating on the fn N gry ~ Together with the far-famed Watkins and Havana Glens, the view from the ho the surrounding scevery cannot be eur ‘The Table will be supplied with the best the mar- ket afferds, aud an cient corps of guests always ready to wait = scan in th 5 jeaton at 4:53 in the morni inthaevening. Rooms can Parties leaving Wash arrive at the House at 6 ing. can be sccnred for the season op application by mail to CHARLES "HB. BREDEMEYER, Proprictor. of Lake View Hotel, Watkins, N.Y. jell-im THE TRADES, WNINGS, FOR PRIVATE RESIDENCES, HOTELS, PUBLIO BUILDINGS, MANUFACTURED BY M, G, COPELAND, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, CAMP MEETING TENTS and FLAGS for sale or rent, 319-tr WINGATE, * CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Corner 7th street and South Carolina avenue, Will contract for or superintend the construction f public or private buildings. Orders for job work cited. Orders left ws above, or at office of B DOWNMAN, No. 2, Intelligencer buildi Prompt attention. Pet PAGMSING, Gas-FITTING AND SEWER- SOE promptly attended to, on reasonable terms, MES FY BRIEN, Practical Planter Ww. will receive ay Besjdence, 229 94 atreet rive PIPE always ov band, PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING. ‘Those desiring to have their Plambing and @as- nd subst: Fitting done i antial manner, and an reasonable term On 143 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘ork Warranted. mi7-6n" id leave their ord: Gapitol Hill. c WM, ROTHWELL, CUNNINGHAM, HATTER, M. Coon Btreet, between lta and 12: ae {be plensure tommmounce tat he has rece? she Spring Style of Broadway BLOOK, and pot G prepared to furnish New Hats made to order on! them or rmodel old styles; also, ap assortment of Felt Hats for sale, on reasonable terre four 1 &. TUkion, a CARPENTER, BUILDER, Axo CONTRACTOR Orders for Honee Carpentering, Jubbing, or Con+ tractor’s Work speedily attended to, Shop and Ottice janzz if 1d'h street, below Est. northwert LIVERY STABLES. N- Ts sO TN REy AND HIRING STABLES. STYLISH CARBIAGES and COACHMEN. dec-ly 1325 K stroot nortuwest. AstNetON 1—R. CRUIT, Jn. G STREKT, Between 173H anv 151 Oerriages by day or it, and for weddings or partion 7 —_ decay iy YONGRESS STABLES, aLly RIOHARD VANT, Proprietor. W‘chsataczs st be ORLES, 1346 B St. and for i YY ‘month. cenweemmats constantly, furnished with Borece always for sale and ar Notice OF BEMOVAL. wane GOLD ang Gareeyes eTABL' . , GI NOTICE That E. 8. J J wells "Caos 3. ig Crizens ARMY AS satel Metr Hetal-ginseDieweeh eee iyhety Peug's ave., Washlagton. ‘ Lockweed, Hufty & Tay'~,, | 623 PENNSYLV«NIA AVENE, METROPOLITAS HOTEL BLOCK. TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL CASH SALES, COMMENCING TUESDAY, JULY 16, OON TINUING TILL SEPTEMBER 1, 1573. SALES OF ALL SPECIAL @RDERS FOR SHIRTS AND DRESSES AND OTHER ARTICLES EXCEPTED. Wesball on and atter JULY 15, tilt SEPTEW BER 1, offer our entire stock discount of 10 PER CENT. SALES. t the very liberal ON ALL CASH MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. 6 Palmer's Patent Yoke Shirts, ready-made, for 16 50, lens 10 per cont. Merine Shirts, Sc. G1. @1 13. $1.95, $1.75, $2, lows 10 per cent 64 &), $6, S780, 89, per cent $2.25. $2.60, #275, 83, b Brow ino Drawers, regular prices, lees lo cent. Linen Collars aud Caffe, regular prices, less 10 pst cont. Binck Ties, Black Scarfe, Fancy Scarfe Fanc ‘Ties, White Ties, &c., regular prices, less 10 per cen Linen and Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, regalar prices, less 10 per cent. Kid Gloves, regular prices, less 10 par cent. Lisle Thread Gloves, 75 cents, less ly per co FANCY GOops, cles, regular prices, less 10 per cen! Pearl, Ivory and French Sleeve Buttons at 25 cont to'S5 per pair, les» 10 per cent Gold Shirt Studs at $2 50 to $15, less 10 per cant Ivory, Gold Collar Buttons, 5c , $1, $2, G4 2 &: 3 ar Di prices, loss 10 per cent Teme 10 per can from $5 50 t gular pric Parssoleand Ban Umbrellas 10 per cents LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODs. White Cotton Hose at tie, 8, Se, $1.02, $1.05, $1.49, tees ut aC 1 Ble, So, less 10 per Balbriggan Howe at 78>, Ste, $102, $1 31, $2.12, £2.35, less 10 percent ‘ancy, Bulk Hose, regular prices, per cent. Hose at 6c, Vests at 69°, to 81.44, lass 10 per cont » Glove Fitting O irsits, regalar prices, less nt ritched Handkerchiefs at 28c,30c, Se, $1, $1 25, less 10 per cont stitched Haudkerchiefs ai 650, S7c, $1. 25, 81.0, leon 10 per ceut. ad Ca ‘Scarfs. 750, less 10 per cont. aney 1,2.and 3 button, regular prices, le Kid Glove per cemt Lisle Thresd Gloves,1, 2and 3 button, at 75c, STe, €1, less 10 per cent. LADIES’ UNDER GARMENTS. rts, 6 tucks, 88 conte, less 10 per cent. S118 * to €20, boss 10 Jee 10 por cent, Blegantly trinimed Skits from §1 t C “ is “ “ Elegantly trimmed Chemises from 21.80 to $5, loss 10 per cent. Cotton Drawers at 75 cents, loss 10 per cext. on oe m w “ “ a1 “ “ And a fall and complete line of other styles. ight Dresses from 1.62 to $2), less 10 per cont, — sos INFANTS’ GARMENTS. Infante’ Long Skirts at from $1.63 to 64.20, less 10 cen per — Gambric Slips. Cambric Dresses, Plain Gambric Dresses, Embroidered, Skirts, Plaiv Skirts, Kmbroidered . e Drawers, me ing Cloaks, And a complete stock of every seticle of Infants’ wear; ali subject to a disconnt of 10 per cont. WHITE GOops. Hamburg Edges, lsc. to $1.37 yard, less 10 Hamburg Inserting, lée to $1.37 yard, loss Swiss =caee and Inserting, 25c. to §1 yar: per cent. Nainsook Kdges and Inserting, 2% to $2.25 yard, loss Ie per cent. Victoria Lawn, 30c. to 50- Br Pr i Plain jy Hew 10 rd. lose 10 per cent. Nainsvok, $00, to S0c. yard, yard, less 10 per cent. «. % , less 10 per cent. Striped and Plain Swiss, at He. to 7S, yard, less 10 er cent Pialn Urgandy, 450. to 750. yard, lews 10 per cent, Marsalia, at S7ac. to S5c. yard, less 10 per cent. READY-MADE DRESSES. Onr stock of LINEN SUITS POLONAISES REDINGOTS is the largest in the city, aud we invite the attention of the ladies to the great bar. gains we give by the liberal reduction of 10 per cent from our prices. Wo name a few, with prices: Brown Linen 8x 00, less 10 per cont. White Lawn iow “a & “« so « White Lawn Wrappers 5.0 “ “ = + Ttotome + “ * Polonaise, § S76tomW Batiste Polonaise aud Redingots, $10 to @20, leas 10 per cent, inen Pol and Redingots, 96 to — ouaise ‘ingots, $6 to $13, LADIES’ DRESSES. SPECIAL ORDBR DEPARTMENT. We have every facility for making DRESS! TO ORDER, ond will farsish the utoris aon ei ‘trim- mings, the in cases where ladies Eave clready purchased thelr goods, CUSTOM SHIRT DEPARTMENT. Gl Pa Pe CR a Our System of M. jriich fe patented) is pesasaetaes —_ 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUE, METROP.LITAN HOTEL BLOCK, yvietr HOTELS. AION HOT Robe D.C, It contains afl the at cold beths, brie and gee. It is convemientiy locatet. being situated on the lias of the Washiagton which, tom the Yaliress aed nee Pa the door every two or three minutes, thi reech " bys Bleasant ride of [—f-—* Wasuinetos, D.C. Thaskfat to the public for ersten! xterm the past, the Proprietor bis Uitrends ant Teme Leet the accommodations Prevent Mblienment % [Ss BRYant sovse, N.Y. Erancient Boarders will find this ‘one of the O0GH BETWEEN w NEW YORK WITHOUT OH The equipment om thie live is @: elegant proved Guin Pullman Parlor Carson Day Trams. Puliman Palace Sierpine Cars om Neght Trains, (On and after £45 p.m Sunday, Jame 9h, 1E7: TWO TRAINS DAILY cexee day) Will rap between Washington owt New fork follows, leaving the Passe: iT Station of the Bact more vo Potomac Rat » bortbheast corner of 6. oud B 5 Leave Wastington 68 sm. datiy s Arrive New York dnily'oxcepe Suutay Leave Washing tam 8:5" pm ily. ecto. sam Se gh SY ~ ool s wave New ¥ = nda oy Washington 6:58 sip cnbenn ee . ave dag We. mort east coruer @h street and Penna. avs; Passenger Btajion Baltinure and Potomac BB 2 Aue! B street : 2em-ly ‘ NDAY. June 1) will leave WASHINGTON CITY as 4 optitan BR? Puiladelpnie Bxp.7 é 8 eS BBEpe paeeR: id Philadelphia Express... pres, withont stops w Pernt 4 Colambas Exp. 9:60 ORE Fo & WASHINGTON oH), 8:18, 9:15 From Balt Laurel ouly ; the 6:2) 0. at Belay only; the 8 and .. 3:20, 5-28, From'Wi 30 the 6 p.m. and the 6:80 p. m without stops. On Sunday the 1-10 p.m. will stop st al Stations south of Annepolis Junction FOR POINT OF SOCKS 4ND INTERMRDIATS At&:10 a. m. and 4:50 and 6: leave Po the there arrange to their led for and checked Si their" residsnon, ‘car. call taken to the aod into the a aaa ee Lm. COLE, General Ticket 5. Bid . ONTZ, General Agent, Wasbiugton. ‘ HBOUGH LINE BETWREN W. GTO. T PHILADELPHIA asp new YoRe Trains between Washingrop and eae ome New York are new run ae ‘licwe i SIMS “FOR NEW YORK, withont ch: « Brave daily (except Sonday)at Tae may FOR PHILADELPHIA. Leave daily (except Bunday) at 7:30 &. m.,1:10an 00 p.m. = ON SUNDA Leave for New York at 8:20 p.™.,and Phitadel- phia at 6:00 p.m. Bi for New York on 8:80 train onty. T tickets to Philadel, New ¥. OF Sesion ean be had at the Station Othe at all hours Bee tmore and Ohie Rafiresd sftvertisement for schedule betweon Washington, Baltimore, An- His, aud the West ‘BOS B. SHARP. Master of Transportation, L_M. COLE, General Ticket 5 KOONTZ, Agent, Washington, mar A UBXANDEIA & WASHING A (ao ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG B. B. Corner a) Bond Sixth Seresis. Local Trains leave for Alexandria as follows—8, 4, 8, 0, 1 ™ , 12 noon, 1.2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, 8, i daily,ali otter dally exce; 2a. m. aud from Alexandria arrive as follows:— 38, 10.33, nda oko Trains 1.33, s x + 11.33, a. m, 12.38, 1.33, 2.53. $8,633,755, 6.53 p.m. 03 0. wn and 6a vm Alexaudria daily, ali other tralas daily amarked th: ‘and Obie & e CoDnect with trams op Wasb- NTIOO Accommodation leaves Washingtos GREAT SCUTHEUS EXPRESS, via Richmona, eaves Washington 1) 00 daily; exoep: Sunday: ‘Throngh tickets to all poluts Bouth and Southwest for «ale wt Offices, corner 8th street and aia avenue, and corner @th stroot and Penusylvania wbere an eave orders for 10 be aber hed et aif hotels and deat E. 5. YOUNG, Gee Pawencer Agent, —_ jyt0-tt ALTIMORE AND POTOMAC Kal Depot cor. 6th and B sireets HN. ” 6 a UNS LEAVE FOR) TRAINS ARRIV: TR ALTIMORE Wasutwatos, ** ea my Niagara Exp.) 4298 m.. Western Bx my inily 3.33, 2» m. fre except