Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1873, Page 4

STAR. Condensed ‘The New York train eonth last Qained by a freight train ramning it was de- the track at New Brunswick, N. J., and it was over three hours before it could proceed. ‘The collector of taxes, Col. Slater, has de- posited wittn the District treasurer 500 tax cer- Ufieates provided for A match game of base ball was piazed yester- any on white lot grow between ‘the Astoria and Alert base ball clubs, which re- oy canna Sl the Astoria bys score of 23 12. Kev. Father Walter, of St. Patrick's cl ‘7 of coal thrown by = companion, opposite the Young Men’s Christian Association building, on ‘9th street, and was taken to Nairn’s drag store, where his wounds were dressed. Tht Active base ball cinb of Capito! Hill re- Organized on Wednesday, the 23d instant, with the following officers :—Curtis, Smart, Addis, Evens, McGuigan and Rose. The clab is in trim to cope with the junior base ball fraternity Of the District. A meeting of the 2ist district republican club was held last mght at the corner of i4th and B streets south west_Mr. A. Campbell presiding— for the purpose of completing their organiza- tion. After spending two hours in wrangling and quarrehng as to who had brought in the mors, the meeting adjourned, and the police- men under Sergeant Acton, who had been called in to prevent @ disturbance, left the scene. Dr. Mary Waiker lectured last night in Bal- timore on “* Woman's dress and men’s rights.” She said there was not a woman dressed respect- ably in that city but herselt for windy weather or for climbing s ladder. The Secretary of the Treasury nor all the wealth of the country, could induce her to alter her style of dress, aud she defied the police. Columbia division, Sons of Temperance, have installed the following —— :—A. N. Thom Wi + Covington, F. $5 Andrew Lynch, cl ductor; —— Edwards, Wilton, 1.8; Wm. Overby, 0. S. Henry Myers, the boatman shot bv another boatman, on the 1th instant, at the basin tm Cumberland, Md., has fully recovered from the effects of his wound, and has resumed boating. Parker, who is a native of this city, isin jail at Cumberland, and will be tried at October term of court. —« Porm Scu nother Mepting Trustecs—Resiqnation of Gen. 0. Howard— Previous Action Relative te the Purchase of ‘Ivy Hall” Afirmed. —A meeting of the board Of trustees of the Girls’ Reform Schoo! was held last night for the purpose of reconsidering the action of the last meeting relative to the pur- chase of Ivy Hall, near Mt. Hope, for £14,009. Col. Florence stated that he was still in favor of Grats’ I the Board the purchase, but for the purpose of testing the sense of the board moved onsideration of | the resolution. Mr. Scharit then moved to adopt the amendment of Gen. Howard, that the | parchase be made when subscriptions enough are obtained to make th t payment on the roperty, whi E ty and a his tus- the board will | ng th ss aud God's blessing. Colonel Florenc an eloquent tribute w | General Howard, and Mrs. Spencer aud other members of the board expressed regret at being obliged to part with his valasble services. | Rev. A.G. Hall was present at the request of General Howard to urge immediate action upon the resignation. 12 was accepted. The members of the board objecting to the presentation of the Fesignation of the president (Mrs. Spencer) it ‘Was withheld. Upon a discussiog relating to sapplying the vacancy occasioued by the resig- m of General Howard it appeared that it was a wish of a majority of the whole board that the vacaney should be filled by a lady, inasmuch as the enterprise lsin behalfof women and children. 7 Scovex Daats—Mr. John H. Johnsoi well-known justice of the peace 0: this city, member of the bar of the Distriet of Coiumbia, died quite suddenly at bis residence, 309 E street, last evenin About 20 years Mr. a | of his person—color of hair, eyes, &e. | AND HBR SUBSEQUENT ADV: | MEETING OF THE LABOR COUNCIL. | A meeting of the Labor Council was held last | night, J. B. Mackey in the chair and 0. M. | o berts secretary. Mr. T. Williams moved that a sommbttiee on latferm and constitution be app ited, and that the counett m anttl me and t to have some rules to govern their | , and also publish to the world | Here he entered upon a tirade | Star. He knew the editor, and @ long time, and he knew he | wished to see the mechanics of all | of industry united—he saw no of rs or individuals. Asa gen- TAR WAS an excellent ee) ad seen an cation in mechanics. fehaad : some were inclined to favor Taz STAR others The brother said Tue tothem, he denied it. Dux ‘Stax claimed to be friendly to them, but it was pot. Tue Stag bad called the strikers and laboring men of New York scallawags. (This ia a lie Mr. Williams, Tu STAx never said anything of the kind and you know it.) Tas Star was in favor of the Board of Public Works and ali other monopolists who crash out the mechanics and laborers. Tue Star had charged him two dollars for an advertisement 1e had got in another paper for one dollar, and thisis the paper that pretends to be the laboring mens friend. Mr. Roberts said some dozen mechanica— members of the council—bad told him that da- ring the present busy season it would be im- possible for them to attend the meetings, and were in favor of adjourning over till the first of September. Mr. Offutt moved that a committee of five be appointed to visit the several trades assoiations and urge upon them the importance of sending delegates co the council; adopted. Mr. Whitmore moved that an article be drawn up for publication denouncing Kedstone as a frand and an enemy to the workingmen. The chatr remarked that he hoped no notice would be given of him; he was too small game at the best. and the better way would be to let him severely alone. He was a traitor to the me- chanics, and would soon make himself known os such. Mr. Levy wasin favor of padlishing a full description of Redstone, inclu ing a description and send & photograph to every labor organization in tae south. Mr. Roberts said the proceedings and acts of this Council are taken as a type of the senti- ments of the laboring men of this District, and if the council do anything to lower its dignity, Injury will be done to the cause. They show avoid anything and exclade everyth! from their disenssions which would teid to impair their cause. He moved that hereaiter ere sball be no subject discussed of a personal character, aud nothing but what pertains to the good of the council. It was not their pro- 9 Es | vinee to meet to denounce ‘any ‘man or sek of men, and if continned they would soon find it would work against their interests, Mr. Whitmore said he was opposed ta slan- dering the press in a public manner, aud would second the motion. Let the melubers take | what papers they please. Mr. Roberts niotion was adoptes After a discussion as to why the iaborers and mechanics in the Quurtermaster’s department quired to work t pair appointed Messrs. Mackey, | Williams, Whitmcre, Offutt, Crown, | Daniel aud Lackey Koberts, -« Mary Marris Recaptured. HOW SHE ESCAPED FROM THE INSANE ASYLUM vREs. Many readers of Tux Srak will doubtless remember our announcement of the escape of Mary Harris from the government insane asy- lum on the evening of the 5th of July. The de- tective corps of this city received information the latter part of last week that she was in Louisburg, Pa., with triends, who were shield- ing her trom observation, and on Monday night laxt Detective McDevitt left bere ror the pur- pore of bringing her back. Yesterday a dis- | pate was received from him stating that he ad toliowed her trom Louisburg to Philadel- phia, and had taken her into custody on one of the streets of that city, and would return with | her to this city at once. It was expected that he would arrive last night; but failing to make the connection in time he did uot arrive here until this morning @ little after 5 o'clock. He was met at the depot by Chiet Clarvoe, who at once sccompanied Mary Harris to the asyinm, where she wassately lodged tn her old quarters. | It willbe remembered that she was acquitted of the charge of murder for the shooting of Burroughs, in a corridor of the Treasury de- parsmet, Some years ago, on the ground of in- sanity, and that after various adventures in r and elsewhere she became dangerous again, and was sent to the insane asylum here. ‘The police officers say it has been ascertained that she was aided in ker escape by an employe Johnson conducted the grocery business’ at the corner of 7th and E streets, and in 9 few years amassed considerable pro) Subseqticntly he obtained the appointment of justice of the peace, and established an office on Louisiana avenue, near the Bank - Washington, where be did a large basiness. was also @ member Of the Washington bar; but devoted biuself mostly toofice work. He had a large cirsia of friends, who will sincerely syiapathise with his bereaved family_a widow and four children. * Several days ago Mr. Johnson was thrown mo aud badly injured about the head, but it wos thought he had almost fully Tecovered from the efects. He was able to be out for a short time yesterday morning, but jater in the day his Pet paseset swelling, and he literally choked to death The bar of the District will hold a m-eting at the City Hall to-morrow moruing at 11 u’cluck, te wake appropriate action. pace hase on Tax Boarp or Fire Commissioners met Inst evening, and the committees to whom the nominations of W. H. Lewis, Atbert Dodsonand Wm. Hont, as privates on the » Were ri ferred at the last meeting, having’ reported favorably 4s to their qualilicatiens, the nomi- Bations were unanimously confirmed. Ghiet engineer was directed by the board to die- pose of the unserviceable horses in the depart- . Aug. Dunbar, hostier of No. | company, ebarged with disobeying orders of the foreman, was found gutlty; but he pleading ignorance of the official relations exisyng between himself and the foreman, the examining committee re- commended that for this first offene- he be rep- Fimandrd end deprived of his#ummer, leave | of absence which was azreed to.” Fore- man Kobert Jobusou, of the book-and-ladder company, was reduced to the ranks by a unani- mous rote of the board. (all the members pres- ent except Mr. McDevitt,) the committee to ex- amine into his conduct haviug made an un- favorable report thereon ™ a Desraverivs Narrow Fseare ¥ CosPLaGRATION.—AbOUtS§g O'clock this mora- Officers Milstead and Arnold discovered & fire in the rear part of Morsell & Deering’s sash factery.on Missouri avenue, between once to 45, street and F turned fn an alarm from partment responded prompt y with Messrs. S.C. Magrader an bad extingu' before the nes got into service. wow ve been Qummaunicate: furnace to tome shavings lying . itis providentia! that a destructive fire did nut take Place. i Fras Last Niost—Last mght, about 12 e'clock, Officer Loane,of the fith police pre inet, discovered a fire tn the cigar sture on the corner of Lith and F streets, and immediately turesed ina alarm trom box 63. The fire de- ut promptly responded and extingi!-hed flames. The store was the property of Mrs. Hannah Hecht,and her joss is more than covered By & policy for #500 in the Humboldt Insurance company. During the fre Mrs Heent was taken suddenly ill, and was removed t a friend’s residence uear by. She is quite sick of the asylam whose duty i was watch her, and that she was assisted jn sealing the wall of the iuclesure. Without this aid it would have been impossible for ber to have got away. This individual was promptly discharged by Dr. Nichols on the fact becoming known. She left the saylum on the evening o: the Sth or July, as before stated, at twenty minutes after five o'clock, and in less than haif an hour she had walked across the Eastern Brauch bridge to the street cars, aud rode to vth street, where she pawned her gold watch. thas obtaining the means bop her passage to Pennsylvania. She took the train which left this city north. On the Way to the po ag this morning she conversed very freely with Mr. Clarvoe, stati that she enter! ed Roenmity to any one, and thet she must bide her time for her return to liberty and the enjoyment of her rights. She seemed to be perfectly in her right mind, show- ing no symploms of insanity whatever. She expressed ber desire to see Mr. Bradley, her former counsel in the trial for thg murder of Burroughs. eS The First Childrens’ Excursion. In yesterday's STAR was noticed the depart- ure Of the Chronicle exeursion from the 7th street wharf,on the steamer Wawaset. The party arrived at Glymont in good time, and ali spent a pleasant day in rambling through the woods, swinging, playing and dancing—the Marine band furnishing the m At inte vals the little ones fell into line 2 nerved with ice cold milk and temonade, ice cream, sandwiches, cakes, bread. meat,’ and other his Inthe afternoon Mr. ‘A. 's. Solomons addressed the excursionists in the pavilion, stating that to the Chronicle Publishing Com- pan eg Bo re indebted for the day ot pleas- ure they had enjoyed. He had witnessed other exeu? sions of this character, but bad never seen anything to equai the unauitity of feeling and good !chav-or of the participants. The bors and g is had acted like men and women, atu Washuogton city might well be proud of such | youngsters. He hoped that other excursions of | the same character would be given. ‘Three cheers were given for the Chronicle company. Mr. J. B. Thompson fullowed in the same strain, and complimented Mr. Artiur Shepherd. who acted as executive officer. | Mr. Shepherd replied on bebalf of the Chron- icle company, and in the conrse of his remarks, Said: “It is true we have nearly a thousanc children under our paternal care to-day, but we know what to do for them. We have ted | youall. You have had a glorious time. and when vou get home every one of you is entitled to go to bed without a spanking for your good behavior to-day. We thank yon, children, for tion to obedtence.”* ellinger did his part in amusing the Messrs. James Hudson, Matt. Trim- ble, Fred. Aiken, Joshua K. Rodgers, Ambrose Aman, Mark Barton, Sergeant Seibold, and Otfcers Dubois, Millet, and Giddings, did good service during the entire trip. Messrs. W. B Hunt, M. Porter Snell, J. N. Hubbard, M ldbarg, J. B. Johnson, George Bancrot' A. Dobson, J. M. Embrey, Miss M.E. Cham- berlain, Miss Wanefield, Miss L. Elwell, Miss Hattie French, Mrs. Robinson and daughter, Miss Archibald, Mrs. M. C. Spell. Mra. Lincoln, ef Uniontown, and ethers, who had direct charge of the schools, greatly ailed the man- agement, and Mr. A. $. Solomoos and Captain Samuel 'y were, at Lome among the little today. Itis thought the store waesut on fire. —— Tar Frwekat oy tue kev. Fatexe Myxns took place at St. Vincent's church, Baltimore, yesterday morning. Requiem mas was celebrated by Kev. Father Lyman, of Go- vansiown. The funcral sermon was preacied by Kev. Dr. White, of this cit ho eulogized the charity, fidelity, zeal and faittt of the de- to that religion which wa: 4. bea ae . wownroring lit; eats The rematus were ia Tax Cowrmact re RatLroap Prror._The ton of thy fo of THE we ie new Baltimore & Potsac depot at the corner of 6th and B been awarded to Mesers. 8° and J. Baltimore, for xbout $120,000. a streets, Emery Brothers, of this city, have under the Messrs. Adams for the vo he and it is understood that men will do the brick work. ‘The wrought and cast irae werk will be done by a Pittsburg hand the gsivantzed tron work bya phie Grin. ‘THE FIRST EBGATTA OF THE SuASON sailed over the old course, fromith street wae to Fort Washington und return, Angast Ist fon a challenge cup, presented by a gentl terested fo Fachting: The following ye bave ente: for the coptest—Spray, yachts : ‘. id wing, Captain Bersard; Ger- Captain Burrell; Reho, C Gasea- way; Fannie Bell, Captain Belt There weil probably be several other entries before the ones, Woopks PAVEMENT FOR F STREET.—Yes- terday morning an os Of laboring men com- nead takingna, lye pavement on y seent, tre Bite sae ane toe ‘Treasury rtmnent, pre] to lay down wooden blocks. Phis ackon ie uuddestsot tonne taken nt the request of the business mon Ati broperty Owness °» (ug line, very few of whom are A cages to the improvement, in view of the fact that since the improvement of. streets most of the travel has been from F street. The blue stone is better than cobble stone, and persons ttle es i carciages will avoid streets paved with it. 8 Viena can't Austracise the cholera. not Intended to change the grade,excen* 10 | gs Mutions of white worms” eame down in Thane "eM rect crosses which at the | J shower at Elisavethtows, Ky. pecteesa peuple oo Pstiset ne ence! | | aa-ayoung maiden-of Muscatind ‘easrio’ propored change. “.ollant at the pa oa and has eloped with as es aay he ncatnan de tea- 42°F Orns nave | epoca gc BieslOaP any St the sotting of curb ara iasel Public “Forks fy | Hes enzollern on the throue of Spain hay nob sewers on both SiGes watertart sotWalks and | b¢ en abandoned, ’ ringowey paved with ‘coneres and var-+| gz Pasmengerson the Manitowoc and Ay Leek wrod Stre #On Q street, DE-\} ton railroad in Wisconsin, a aait orto ai Sortheenrnn imp ste northwest. gather wild flowers, and ‘then jog again weet have been” .ocewent of 7th strews | End catch up with the train. ne, Sittin _areeted to have the w": | " go-The New York Tribune makes the rather King days sWeaty days, and F set, | eweeping statement that ‘in this working days _ceets, completed within tWive | Dan who advertises for a wife is al Sux Sr aa ee same who answers is usually cone about * «ep ad adtoown ti rently | genial mate. Pro arty Stee oe ae, wall dressed, was | G@-Two women, supposed to be of the mar- _enbed by the sun this afternoon about stock, im front of Weleker & Haggerty’s saloon, on 13th street. He was receivixg med- 1 aca] treatment as we go to press, Another Nuisance to be Abated. THE CANAL TO BS VILEED Ur rRom Ita STREET TO ROOK CRERK, The Board of Public Worke, at the reqnest Health, have decided to abate misance between I;th street and the same. action the leat ve abt, ‘or other purpesée, just 21, 1871, which provides that yh Or persons owning such lotor lect or refuse to comply with the the first section of this act written co 8p} “iany low shal! erty, and @ len thereon, to be col- eT in the same manner e@« other ecial texes on estate are lected." Also, @ section of the code of the Board of Health, which provides that ‘all lots of proand wil the cities of Washington and rge- water, or any marshy jand caused by detecuve drainage or otherwise, shall be deemed nais- ances injurious to health; and if any person or persons owning, occupying, renting, or con- trotling such land, whether as owner, tenant or agent. shall, after due notice from the Boart of Health, neglect or refuse to abate sach nais- ance, it shall be the duty of the proper officer of this board to remove or cause to be rem : and abate the same, and to collect the cost thereof from the owner or owners of said prem- ises, by action at law or otherwise, upon the order of the Board of Health.” INVESTIGATING THK MAGISTRATES AND ConsTaBies.—At the meeting to-day of tir legislative committee investigating the magis- trates and constables, Rev. Isaac Cross(allndd to by the woman Minor as having put her fur- niture out without authority) and produced a paper, an agreement by James Minor. the it and, to rent two rooms for one month, giving him the right te eject the tenant at the end of the month without recourse to law. He also stated that the woman brought suit against him for trespass, on the trial of which he offered the paper, bat it was rejected. S. Abrahams testified that bis firm had ob- tained judgment against one A. P. Thomas, a constable, some months ago, for the value of goods received, and they cannot make the money out of him, paar ea ay s SvIT AGAINST THE Boarp or Pratic Wonrxs.—To-day Mr. T. F. Miller, for Patrick Creglan, filed ‘a bill in the Equity Court, against the Board of Public Works, to compet them to cancel certain certificates of assess ment for the improvement of property which it is alleged are in the hands of a New York broker. He claims that the assessment was made before the completion of the improve- ments, and the certificates were then issued against the property, and under the act of the Legislature of May 25th he would have five years in which to make the payment, bat ean- not now avail himself of this privilese b the certificates have been issued under the old aw. —————. Pottoe Bapaxs.—The Boant of Polica, at a Teeent meeting, decided that they would have & badge for the officers of the department and the members of the detective corps ditt from those formerly nsed. Those tor the d tives are shields of solid silver, one and a half inches, hand: omely au eagle, and bear the inscription Corps. Metropolitan Poli bia. B Pluribus Unum. y ace of the un pattern as those formerly worn Commissioners Rat Estate SALE Kilbourn & Latt: estate brokers have sold to Hon. Sypher, of Louisiana, a fitty-foot-tront. lot on Vernont avenue, near the 13th street circle, for $19,000, Mr. Sypher proposes. to build thereon a splot did residence immediately. ‘- THE COUR day, after PD sault aud battery ; ocenrred about some drain pipe which dofentant ch complainant with seiling and putting the da in his pocket, sald pips bel vnging to de An_altercation spr op, wud Mr. Wail hia wroand th 0 the refor ead from # gentle TO-DAY. Foreman, carrying concealed n G. Cooke, keeping a vici red to be killed. Patrick be kélied. ordered to y mp) sesault and battery ou Edward Smith; $10 each and costs, ry Levy, assault and bat tory on Henry Coleman: 628 and costa, oF 30 days fx jail; also, 8200 bonds to keep the peace, Moilic 8 Mall, iarceny of $10; 20 and cost GEORGETOWN Mr. W™. A. Gorpon, an old and well-known citizen, who was brought home from Deer Park, Md., very ill on Wednesday, was alive at 2 o'clock p. m. essr, but sinking rapidly, Mr. Gordon is 4 uative of Baltamore, and is now in his 70th your, Ho was wppointed in 1824 to a position In the quartermaster’s department, 1 nas ~“*" im the office ever since, Fora and nas .~ long series of years he was chiet cierx. THe Coat TRape.—The shipments of eon) from Cumberland for the week ending July 10, amounted to 60,053 tons, 12 cwt, an increase over the corresponding week of last year of 12,201 tons 2 ewt. For the one te that date 1,313,381 tons 4 cwt. were shipped, showing an increase over the saiae period in 1472 of 133.295 tons 18 cwt.; increase in railroad shipment: 78,111 tons 2 owt.; deercase in canal ae, 39,415 tons 4cwt. During the week ending last evening 261 boats cleart Cumberland, carry- lug 29,544 tons 1 cwt. of coal—a better showing by five boats than any previous week this sear son, and the = ber of tons in the his- tory of the canal shipped in any one week. The receipts of the canal for the week ending July 14th were: Cumberland, $9,852.86; Georgetown, $1,400; Williamsport, $142.46; Haneock, $61.31. ‘Total, $11,456.69. REV. Gxo. A. Nixporre, paster of the Lu- theran church, corner of 4th aud igh stroets, is ont of town for a couple of weeks fer the ben- efit of his health. Improvement or West Street.—Tue Stow pavement has been laid in West street, from Washington to High street, which’ completes the wood rep ecee na upon this street from the P street bridge to ite terminus xt High street. Base Baty.—Yesterday afternoon the Modor club of Fairfax county, played a game of hase ball with the Modoe club of this city, at the Carin Springs, which resulted to a victory for our Georgetown boys by a score of eleven to eight. Riven News.—The steamer New York has arrived from Philadelphia, and the Expre: from Baltimore, with mi<cellancous ca ¥ The steamer Knight cleared tor New York with 80) barrels of flour. The schooner Enoch Moore has arrived from New York wit! « cargo of fertilizers tor Y.L. Moore and W. G. Busey. The schooner Webster, Barnum. has arrived from Jacksonville, Fiorida, with 135,000 fect of 't: ’ oner Monterey from Nor- ' ot lumber, aad panier urfolk, with 65,000 feet of lam- ber, hooner K. 0. Stannard, trom Nor- folk, with 65,000 tect of lumber, all for Wheat- ly Bros.; and schooner F, Walton, from. Purt- land, Maine, with 607 barrels caicive plaster, for oseph and John W. Waters, Ww w AND PosTat Re- —I like the idea suggested F ,s Stan about the changig the mame vs Georgetown to West Washington.” It would _— yep 3 af * would Reve) bring about a cl necessarily iu our postal arrangements, and ‘Sclow ms who receive tetters here, and who do not go to the office for days, to get them upon the day of their arri¢al. The Idea is held ont now, by peculiarly interest. ed persons, that a change to the delivery by carriers would militate against the interests of some business men. Tt must be a peculiar kind of arithmetic that will make a man’s having his mail matter brought to bis business place tires or four times a day, instead of receiving tt once A day at the office, operate against his interasts, But this is not the realeause. There's a power bebind ail this, The Georgetown post othice 1s run at expense of very little, if any, than $5,000 a year to the government. It carrier systerh were in| |, it could be run for very little over one-half the —ammn* igetown is an apper? = aie ‘Bon. ving us to vote w? I" "ae Postmaster 1 allow he seme ea re ave itor not? aril bars iat Guomoerows. less the derous Beuder family, are waniering through Minnesota. They are hideous and loathsome creatures. Their identity cannot be fally es tablished, 1 There was lem activity Im the Wall street market yi Fe @ 6«Treasery. | sold $1,600 609 gold at 11545011551. Moey fohned at Sad per cent, on cail, and the was only moderate. Governments were — and Steady, and foreign exchange was dail: and lower.’ Stoeks were strong, and the leases Tawie the previous day were recovered. tel Moves independent of the gen: was firm, and closed at an advance of Ly per Cent. The Markets. Fi — Virginia 6's, consolidated, Visine i biden * —Cotton duli—iow midditngs, et July 2. ‘Do Auct'r; Georgetown the partieg to . Fiver steady; prices wn ‘Neat iy28-108 08. opted ed REL a Seminal. Onan ronlcceaptiiecn, wien ELEGANT JCB CREAM PARLORS, re uem: Geen % oe. —_ rgetown, D. ‘0. iyt-a, Se y a. weeterm tae 4 — Y¥ THOS. i joneer; Georgetown eater. jugar frm E —_ N ORK, July 26 —Stocka dail. Gold stends xz 8 SALE OF ELEGAW ow L's. Money ehsy,3@S. Exchange, longs, short, OLD F RE AT AU ron 10. Governments quiet Ou MONDAY MOBWING Catt casen, at Yor, July JO o'clock, T wilt seltat the renidence of he Wheat shade firmer. late Morris Adler, 3 Jo, 205; High street, Los pox, July 35) Fant’ Household Furniture. We tame. tn Erie, 47%. Loxvox, daly %, 2:45 p.m—The raw: af discount fe hare “ths” pel A) i F ne England rate DON, Jnty 25,4 p. m.—Consols for money and nit, HAI" Brie, 477s. The amount of bul- gone into the Buuk of Eugiand on balance to- Panis, July %.—Rentos 5 Jay is £20.40. THE WEATHER. WAR DEPARTMENT, (iifice of Caves Stenal Officer, Wasiinerox, July 25, 1873, 10:3) a. m, SYNOPsis FOR THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. The barometer has very general fallen siaco Wed- jay MOTHINE, except in the extreme Rortwost nes 40 centimes, iy18 eod One Walnut Porlor Suite in One Walnut Parlor Buite f Recepti Easy ©! ~H.povONL,| Bxecators, {Rep.] THOS. DOWLING, Auct. we and on the New England coast, where it has risen. An area of low barometer hax moved rapidly east- w Minesota aud northern Mi Ts FALL BUSH IS COMING. The proeent long, warm days is the best time for k. Bo, Ns my, work. \adisoesd' gates bring in your Fal! w ii Goods at once; thus, by avoiding the un. wily cloudy | avoidable delay in the exeoutiin ‘ot Weather, are now Auern states, | such ® rash of expect a. d light local ra ath Atlan’ ont goods will be nicely cleaned or re-dyed, ti nif coasts, bat ‘ains onthe | and carefully kept for six months, if d: uthwesteriy _w with clear are Terms invar ther, if im the middie Atlantic states, and, ¥ rith partly cloudy weather, over the Obi aril lower lake region. Northeast and southeast with partly clear westher, prevall on the ngland coast, Northwostorty winds aud clear weather are reported from tho west. uringthe valley of Friday, over 49 Jofferson Office open from 7% a PREMIUM STEAM DIBING AND SC ine EST Bias ANE — the southern atates, southeast falling barometer, cloudy we mniddle staten, vathwest winds, Dy falling barometer, sonthwost euperatare and wumbrons jocal of the Ohio valley, sonthwest aud north- i A by clear Ant rihwoate Morning t g from Florivia, 1 mounlain stati E Rocky pe erday GHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, 5S Pleasantly located in the mountains, 12 m from Mount Jackson, Shenandoah count A few vacant rooms in Cottages left, 1 suitable for gentlemen. Terme low. B ather, trip tickets 0, Address A.J. MY Springs, ST GEORGE'S HOTEL, PINEY POINT, ST. MARY'S COUNTY, Mn. This new Hotel ie ished and ¢ SUMMER RESORTS. 3 B. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor. ow completed and newly far- hing boats fur the orment of tbe gusets, free of charge os ‘erms for board: $2 per day, $10 per week, r mouth. Children and xcreasts, Ralf poo Th new Steamboat Wharf iv nearly completed imime- diately at the place, to which the Steamer Goorge- id anna will make ner weekly excursions and her r the wp eg rh | ular Inndings between Washincton and Baltimore of hoops |” jyai-2w R. J. MARSHALL, Propriet for a wagon full. {Sunday Herald copy. | trig do. his mats | @jCMMEW BOARD can be had at YATTON, sa nated do, his name | SQMEH BOARD c part of Lowtoun fg will s: « county, Va. Good refermvere given if re Sx \ Honse.—This | gaired’ Address AO WKIGHT, Bound mornit . xamall colored | Hill P!O., Lentoun conuty, Va, boy, #0 tito the stable of USH HOUSF, BELLKFONTEO Mr. : Of Quoen and | Bo geo Cee:, BELLE ng the Wethingion reets. While there he was kicked py oop Bow open. For particu'ars in the head by ove of the » the hoof | Sddrese . _ making @ smal hole in bis But smai! 34 -Sen W. H. WILKINSON E Co! hopes are entertained of his recovery.—Sentinel, F. FENWICK 'S —While two little girls, M man, were [ HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT. ALL THE DELICACIES OF THE SEASON dry whart, the bout tilted and the tormer losing ener met ee ne Stee eee, her balance was thrown into the water. Her | Syi8‘Tme LEONARDTOWN, MD. companion, however, with great presence of | jue ge — mind, instantly caught her by the hair and held | ‘T'2£ PINRY Point HOTEL, her head above water until Mr. John Allen came to their assistance and rescued them. i Ss EY POINT, MARYLAND. marmer Resort. rituate on the Po- id Aree #0 wii ie patent in the si “4 or Wan areree — — a Pox hospital was discharged this morning, au ‘on, inety wiles, has been fo far as concerns that dread disease ties city | eee Bete Enterizned for a term of can now show a clean bill of health. The hos- | 3s7yina* pen. S06 the reception pital will be closed on the rut of the coming ender the new proprietorship, the house has been pth. oroughly renovated, mi appointme: Disarrorwren.—Tho Rechabites of this city | etperior to any formar weagon, ‘The table will be who went to Washington yesterda: upon an in- | soppiied with all Heacies of the reason from Mitation to “cseursion of thelr oder in | #ig Wortit, Baltimore and Washington markets that city t ivelay House, returned home tog Bathioe, Or at ad Quote Oro gs, Fie cox siderably chagrined and ditappointed when Orab of Ovetor Lunch will be senna asity they found that nobody was at the depot to wel- come them.—Cazette, last evening. Syrian ‘erms—§2 & per day, $15 per week; childreo half i Servants e Ea! RB. PARKER, Proprietor. ———_—_—_ “ CITY ITEMS. SF4-s1DE AESORT. tes COBBS 8 Fo Those $38 £t22%O0! Curvior Scrrs have COBB'S ISLAND, been reduced to “7: order {0 close them out | ow open for the rece; Te ta welt without delay. é tne, Beh: A. Sraars, 1 Penna. ave, | Goov-eyx To Corrun Sopa Foumtaiy~ ‘Dr. Hickling, the celebrated deaggist saiana Pennsylvania avenue, b, gold al his copper toda fountains, and is now d*“wing pure soda water and Hanburg 8w*ch’s mineral waters from Palmer ¢ @ '® steel fountains. 2 Fome to Une » FS Unerrystone, i jim Va. S§ COMMER BOABD. F its excellent and eats et wire ree ese m Norfolk oF Ott » Wednesday, and COBB BROS. & co Cherrystonr, ¥ ‘mornings. Tay wary T10N Lacs, as drawn only at Geo. | actimmedaica ae ihe LOGLUR GeeTE aes W. Driver’s Sample Rooms, corner Penusylva- | TUTE, on orate terms. Goed fare, nia avenue and 44 stree tt paresis fed flue scenery For part ‘Tum seonet why such crowds flock into the | Jeet. Aidie, Loudon Go., Va. sample rooms of George W. Driver, at the cor- ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 4} street, is because of the refreshing character of his de- lightful and cool beverages, and for the reason that the exquisite q celebrated Lion Lager is improved by being drawn from faucetsof improved construction. tf Da. Wistan’s Barsam or Witp Cageny is “a combiuation and 4 form indeed” for healin; and curing diseases of the throat, lungs ity so » aahty en ‘ae | PATAPSCO FEMALE INstiToT cl reached by railroad from Bi EDUCATIONAL. AK BALTIMORE, MD. This Institnte has been in operation for thirty-six anational reputation. With the ited to ninety, it has represen the states. Les location is central, om chest. It cures a cough by loosening and cleans. ~jpeor ing the lungs, and allaying i tation, thus re. | toneity. For circelar, reese on ARCHE moving the cause, instead of drying up the cough jy23-00%m* Ellicott City P.O and leaving the'disease tehind. IVERVIEW ACADEMY = Te you can’r Gxt Coot resort to Dooley’s RY ‘Work recommences So) pitol HAN. Arctic Soda Fountain, € 19.6% K urs Templar and Knights of Pythias Swords and Belts, Chapeaux, Caps, Baldricks, Gauntlets, fhe, &e.,at AMES Y. Davis’ Sons, 19,6 621 Pa.av., under Métropolitan Hotel. = Cincinnati LAGER Bren can be purchased from dealers at the low price of $1.20 per dozen “Pally m3 Market Space, betwoes ib od db street : for tho “oni . PROOF AWNING MATRUIAL THE TRADES, WARINGS For public Buildings, Hotels, and private lonces. TENTS for camp mec. ings for sale or rent. by HOGAN, Manufacturer, pints, LP ee grocer dees not keep it, send orders to Palmer & Green, Gicorgetown, D.C. 6 TAKE Care or Yocr VALUARLES.—Ca!! And examine the fire and bnrglar proof vanits of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, for safe keeping of securities, Jewels, silver ware or other valu- ables. Rents trom ten to sixty dollars per an- im, Recording te size. No business man can afford to do without them. Take warning from or OAMP AWNINGS, FOR PRIVATE RESIDENCES, HOTELS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, MANUFACTORED BY M, G, COPELAND, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, MEETING TENTS and #LAGS for sale Tent, jiu the Chicago and Boston fires. NEITHER PAILING TRETU, nor the peeping wrinkles of time, so forcibly’tell of advancing years, as your gray hair. Ayer's Vigor restores its color “and makes your appearance more agreeable to others, as Well as yourself. W. fresh, luxuriant hair, the infirmities of age are far lese noticeable, 4 Rr Lf BaiEN, Practical Plumbe cae ‘6. 329 LINED PLPE slwayeon baud. PLomBINe and Gas-rirting. GAS-FITTING AND SEWER- ‘attended to, on rae + No. enue, Wear 6th atrest, porth side ‘2d street northeast, Specialty iam LUMB AOR prota mwLeW ‘Those desiring to have their Plumbing and Gas. Ise Cixcrnwat Liane Lyla higuenbed Pie penetra, Ao cise ant order, eo} e tinest strc . and is sold at the low price of $120 per dozen "Work werTentad,, "ones Onpltal ej, pint bottles by dealers throughout th 2 atc es 5 36 Ponp’s Exrrai — ? Chas. Stott & Uo”? '”" eale at wholesale and by drugs", 480 Pennsylvania avenue, vt 8 here. ty y REN CRY for Pitcher’s Castoria, It reeciat al sleop. "It ign subetivuse for ; rte 5 mites: |: CARPENTSR, BUILDER, er Sceaernereaeey TuRco-Ryesiax Py th va. 1 R, Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. 5, zs = 5 ane pgodding, oF Oom wun fe AEE SESS : & @! 's Suwixe Macstwa. : Wru20ox & Giss's Delow B st. northwest frre at ag a Ta ewk f OF DISVOLUTION. by aie ve tod La (ce CREAM PAVILION NOW OPER, Temilics and parties «0 pplicd at ressonable terme. mu" No. O13 Rin sate Wetrt Dever'aua Piovise INDOW SHADES SND £0 % 5 irda at RAY bh Yar de—léth and B atreots Vir- Ww for and cpgerege: node sae _ ‘an * qorteoetn T. BBW. CLARK. ‘OR088Ja . tT. EDW. CLaRK & Ce., Leckweed, Hufty & Taster, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOCK. at 998 © m. dally, excopt San- Weet Philadeiphin at 12:82 p.m. daily, A Madara 2m. Aaily excep: Bon- cchmond teave Washington at tos p, "Leave Raltimare st 33a m., €nily, except Bun- cave West Philsdeiphia at 6:08 phn .daily,ox- et Bew York at 9.10). m. Gally except ANiEM! Bzpress, leave Washington at 908 aly Arrive ac Mew York St 6.88 5 1 daviy. faisMawesetes rehnond Reaprens eave Mew York at ©.18 p.m, ALL CASH SALES, COMMENCING TUESDAY, suLT 15, OON- ‘TINUING TILL SEPTEMBER 2, 1573. SALES OF ALL SPECIAL ORDERS FORK SHIRTS AND DRESSES AND OTRER ARTICLES EXCEPTED, ™ m. York with st-amers yen aod Hartford i m@ Raver rail- Biver. 13, ow Wesball on and atter JULY 15, tilt SEPTEM- BEE 1, effer our entire stock at the very liberal discount of 10 PER CENT. ON ALL CASH SALES. attroad .rner 8. FouNe, General Pawenger Agent. AND POTOMAC RAL Deret Connen 6ru & Bets.B » ORR After July 24th, 1873. trains will ron as follows TRAINS LEAVE FoR Teas ARRIVE «’ \itiwone AsninctoN. = 3 ‘Niagara Bxp..6 158. m., New York x= MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. 6 Palmer's Patent Yoke Shirts, ready-made, for $26 £0, less 10 por cont, Merino Burts, Soc. daily 2 1.13, $1.25, $1.75, $2, — ; ‘$2 00 Shier ese 10 per cont pd iene English Brown Cotton + $4 5, 36, $7 40, BP, com: 8:33 a. m.. Bxpres from upy , lose 10 per cont » end Went daily Jean Linen and Merino Drawers, regalar prices, Past Line 1123 «8. m@.. Accommoda- i Wet, daily,except Sun- tion from Baltimore. aay 3 p.m, Cincipnatt ex- 186 p.maNew York ex gress, daily, except Sun- 33s Bate 7 340 Pp. 10 per cent. pliars and Cuffs, regular prices, less 10 per it Bieck Tice, Black Bearfs, Fancy Scarfe Faner Ties, White Ties, &c., regular prices, leas 10 per 4d “mt, Linen snd Silk Pocket Mandkerchicfé, regular YT. express, ‘pt Sunday hy om, dally ; comin 15 p.m. ail daily, ox- icen, lens 10 per ceut, : Kid'Gloves, regular prices, lens 10 per cent, 6S ee olepatinc teen bite, ron Lisie Ti Gloves, 75 cents, less 10 per cent. Wen, daily excogt Gun’ Babine’, deity Kon iy. Weat and North 9A Bm daily New York'v0 0p... Southern Bx Sight Express proreyc@ ly —— : 10D ws Pacific Ex hts p! m., Now York FANCY GOops. ; aren eis Perfumery Soaps and Totlet Articles, regular prices, A S:i3 a.m, and 340 ieee 30 per cent. and lis. m.. aud Suse eek tee ee Boents | arriving at Marlboro’ at Wb) and 1143 a. w Gold Shirt Studs at $2 50 to @15, leas 10 per cent. 28 p.m. Dinaton at 31:28 ws Trory, Gold Collar, Battone, ae | SLet ea, G25, | 9 Traine eat Fy en P48 a.m 082.8; $8: loee 20 per cont 5 8 to $12, lees Pi nncy Pans, 78c. t0 924, lew 10 per ct. Omtce Fan and Umbrella Chatelain, 76. to 85, lees W prot ae Bom Oxygited Buckles, Sets Bar Drop. Vinegarctio, + of bb cl. ant Pon €., Ke, Fegular prices, less 10 per cout. venue, oan have their wi fo Jot Jewelry’, regular prices, leew 10 per cont. Checked at hotels and residences to ail point Parasols and Sun Umbrellas from cheek d at hotels and reeidonces to a “C. rt tiebets to Cinctunatt, Colum aunehic, 8 Louis, New Or- joie, end all meee 10 per contd auspoller L ¥.8. YOUNG, a XANDRIA & was LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODs. ] - LE White Cotton Hose at Bie, 8c, S7c, $1.02, $1.66, . - $1.49; lene 10 per cont. =? A INGTON RK. R. bs Brent Lon Hove st Gio, 720, Se, So, lees W9er | seer awDRIA k FREDERICKSRU Commer of B cent. Brown Balbriggan Hose at 73>, 830, $102, $151, & Strees. 1.44, $2.12, $2.26, leas 10 per cent one Thread, Fancy, Silk Hose, regular prices, less cent. Merino Vests at 69¢. to $1.44, less 10 per cont. ‘Thopwon Glove Fitting © srects, regular prices, less 10 per cent. Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at 25c, 300, S70, 5c, BC, 75c, $1, $1 25, less 10 por cont. Initial’ Femstitched Handkerchiefs at 6§0, 7c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, lees 10 por cent, Collars and Dutty * Trains marked thas connect with trains leave for Alexandria as follows 2 Bs 1. By By by by 67, 8, Gail) yall ober trains dally Ladice’ Fancy Searts, Tic, lees 10 per cent. Washingt n aud Ohio Ri a Kid Gloves 1,2and 3 bution, regalar prices, lew 10 | | QUANTICO Accommodiiea leaves Washington T cent. 11}, «xcept Sunday Lisle Thresd Glover,1, 2and 3 batton, at 7c, S70, T SUUTBERN EX PRESS, vis Bichmon#, » leas 10 per cent. m daily, cept Sauday, Seuth aud Bouthweet OMces, corner 13ch street and Penney!- aud corner 6b etrest end Peaneyl- where passe gers can leave orders for checked at el h LADIES’ UNDER GARMENTS. bee Sa viele and residences Cotton Skirte, 6 tacks, 88 cente, leg 0 per cont, 5.5 YOUNG, Gon'i Passenger Agent. _iy34-tf “ « $i ALTIMO AKD OBIO Elegantly trimmed Skirts from @1.78 to 20, lees 10 Ba eee. suse 3 Qe te Chetiises at 78 cents, tess 10 per cent. i, eaine will leove WASHINGTON CITY 1 “ «& “ “ 1s Elegantly trimmed $e from $1.50 to $8, leas Cotton Di et at 78 conte, lege 10 por cent. ate ete line of other styles. 3 t0'§H, lows 19 por = “ $1 And a full and com Night Dresses from INFANTS’ GARMENTS. ‘Tnfante’ Long Skitts ot from $1.48 to 94.60, lees 10 bes. Walking Cloaks, Wool Boots, Scomplete stock of every article of Infante’ Wear; all subject to a discount of 10 per cent, WHITE GOODS. Hamburg Edges, 18c. to $1.37 yard. less 10 5 Hamburg Loserting, lic i $1.37 yard, lows 10 per et. cs poo aud Loserting, 250. to $1 yard, tess 10 Naiveook Edges and Inserting, % to $2.25 yard, less cent, : Viclorte Laws, $e. to 50s. yard, lees 10 per cent Strij ; Plaid aod Plain Naiusook, S0:.20 502, yard, ees 10 per cent. Bishop Lwwn, at Sc, to Sc. zard, lone 10 per cont. Tucked Frocking, at @c. to $lyard. T cent. Striped and Plain’ Swiss, at Soc. t0 760. yard, lows 10 ent. Pialn Ornandy , dBc. to 75c. yard, lees 10 per cent, Marsallan at Sse: to Soc, Yardy less 10 per cont, READY-MADE DRESSES. Settee LINEN, SUITS PoLONaisEs : ; in city, and we Wastineton, 173-3 invite the attention of the ladies to the bar- between Washingies wal san be ‘Trains ne we give by the reduction of 10 per cent. New York are new run as follows, ‘FOR NEW YORK, withont change We name a few, with ‘Lincs i ve duily (except Sunday) et 7:300, m., 1k) 80d prices: Brown Suite at & 7.00, legs ¥0 por,cent, Ss eee) ee ~ FOR PRILADELPHIA. <8 | aan 7g Aally (except Sunday) gt 7:00 4, m.,1:10an = ~* N BUNDAY. “8 LY for New York st 8:20 p.m.,and Phiiadcl- SS ESTs. sae aon teres Giscnheeions Baitianorer as: i. a te 1873 petit ine sopenvner, 1873renn: BQRTE Wer. leave LADIES’ DBESSES. SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT. CUSTOM BRIRT DEPARTMENT. Pin EAC LCL RU TRE PER CBET. DISCOURT OM abt cass - GALES BLOSPT FOR BPRVIAL ORDERS.