Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1875, Page 4

Weather Probabilities To-day. Orrick oF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFickR, WAsHINGTON, June 25, 1875 >and eastern states, station- ary or rising barometer, decidedly cooler, increasingly y weather, southwest to northwest winds and occasional rain. LOCAL RECORD. ‘The thermometer in the business office of THE STAR ranced to-day as follows: § a. m., $1; 10a. m., %; 12 m., 7; 2 p. m., 8% LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &e., To-Night. Y. Ticater.—The operetia “Laila,” by Prof J Esputa and bis pupils. A rare me reat is expected. Sommer Theater Omnique—The Female | ‘omen against the Wor — Condensed Locals. The <treet lamps wit! be lighted this even- Ing at 8 oelock and extinguished! at 3am Mr. Davis. at Monnt ng Saturday burned. it tobe raised ureh. End, to be ts of St phens. Areantum Ci as recently organized iterary and dramatic association, and eiveted the following officers: Mr. A. H. Glernan, president atie Shyne, viee | president » a Neale, secretary, Charles tr . © Adjutant General's ¢ wh ttwo weeks nce was stricken with sis of the brain, was removed to th moment Hospital for the Insane on S ay Is The house of W m O. Shreeve, on sth Stree between S and T. was ere? Satur- day bight and nel chain. The th e by Placing a lacy we Thieves hroke store of Mr.I n between 1 ht and ste and all the ‘The perfect copies of letters bas been reached in a devise Sent us by Monun Bros. whieh entirely dis- enses with copying lnk. and may be carried im the pocket ard.used like an ordinary lead percil From PD. ing press A. Br have the Cutholi 1 rather extra and from Mayrine apropos article upon ctors office is crowded! to pay thelr taxes, but clerks t eipts their property our dwe es not dely fr throu he r ompR ast ewith in k alr ts mani ¥ for use, and nisa t nee shou servic that | ntract or to of the ted dwetli t for the oral tn sloutof the District, on whic! r “ tended to he the present abie p €o.. who tract. —--e In the 1 national fe the Mc » rest ngs. NS Yester>ay.— Washington gave Xeursion to Vernon sme, yester- passengers, a greater and children, num- six ndred, and ost orderly Steamer Jane Moseley took mout, gers indulged in ly not less than one nt down the Potonixe red be ang & ud in- ats. sold at auction on Saturtay #fternoon for Jahn F. Hanna, trustee, Cap- tain John N. Maffit's life interest in the three-story brick No. rit K street north- surance a West, to Mr. B.S. Martin for $3,200 A Frxe in Sprisc —Tke lavorers employed Sigziog @ treues for a sewer on North itol stze have discovered a sp: er very pure and agreeab! It Js near 1. street, and. th: copons, MURDER Cases al Ce at for ©} approximated ty 00 ae oe Oe $5,000 WORTH OF LACES TAKEN IN BROAD ' DAYLIGHT—COOLNESS OF THE THIEV£S— , AN ARRFST IN RALTIMORE AND RECOV- ERY OF THE Goons. A bold rob! was Pigg gyn at mid- day yesterday from the dry goods store of Messrs. Perry & Brothers, corner of 9th | | street and Pennsylvania avenue. Between 2 and 3 o'clock in the afternoon, Officer Lus- key, of the fifth precinct, in Ceo ge store | noticed the door ajar leading to the rooms | above the store, and s laying about in | | heaps in the store. Suspecting that some- | thing was wrong, he remained standing at the door to prevent the egress of any one who might be by reg teed his tag | whieh brought Lieut. |ppon on the spot | and several other officers. The officers 4 | once entered, and concluded that ROBBERS HAD BEEN AT WORK. The door had not been forced, but the lower | screw which keeps the lock in place on the Joor had been taken out, and the keeper shoved aside, which allowed the door to i easily. The small door just to the left of the main door. as one enters from the street, is secured by a large-sized patent | lock, and a heavy brass 2 two inches | broad covers the keyhole. This hasp is secured by a plate staple, serewel on with | long screws and filed smooth on the face to prevent their being removed in the ordinary Way with a screw driver. The correspondin | Staple was driven through the <loor anc clirched on the inside. The padlock was of # complicated make and paiented. The thieves had wrenched the hasp off the door- jamb by meansofa heavy jimmy, and failing to plek the leek forced open this door w heavy Jimmy by leverage against the ja Word was sent to Mr. Perry and a se made through the building.” A ‘i consiterable size, done up with ti and secured with heavy, stout cord, was n teed laying near the door, which, apon ex- | amination, was found to contain five whole pieces of silk, containing about seventy-five yards each, and worth from $3 tos per yar |. A thorough search through the house satis- fied the officers that the robbers had left the premises. The several stories above the Flore are at present unoceupied, but the sec- ond stery room was found to have been broken into. Word was sent at once to the detective office, at headquarters, where De- tective Coomes was on duty, and as soon as jnainted with the f he telegraphed for Major Richards. $5,000 WORTH OF LACES MISSING. The employes of the store in the meantime had arrived, and soon discovered that a | quantity of valuable lace goods ha: been re- | moved worth five or six thousand dollars. A son of Mr. Perry was in the store at 11 a. m. yesterday, and at that time everything was all right. This circumstance proves | that the job was done after that hour. i THE TRAIL. Eee 5 i] 3 yesterday morning a ing man asked permission to to his wat closet, which was er: . nd he went off, but in half an hour retarned | quarrelling about family matters, and tha having with him anotrer man, who w: somewhat rousher looking. He thea askel ther he could not leave a pac! @ few moments, and rec ative reply. He had a roll of light er, about four inches tn dian t long. and a smail sui Parcel, and informed Mr. A. that he was a draughtsman in the Tre that the par- | cel contained some v cing wh had to ay. and b aske vif he V been there nd had s way with their nk anda package k. The depots were at once cover’ as detect sht intouse,and on sharp look out. Itw atthe par- ties left ¢ ain,on the B. and O. R.R nck, hay ing checked d Mebevitt res while delpbia cepot ir Detectives Cror the supposed thieves Mevbevitt. The trunk captured in Baltimore yestertay | arrived here this marna ind Mr. f } identified the contents as nis property value of the gools al about ¢ is now held for ARRIVAL OF THE PRISONER Detective Mebevitt arrived here ore, hi ler, at 215 A PLEASANT REST! cannot seek “sh and such places, during P of the most quiet, eo laces we Kpow of to satiy while away rian book our cit placed on curious as well s nd andard works in the various de- partments of literature, and being himself a loverof books lasa dealer in them | he is al © bookish people about and making the ves “at home,” without expecting that they siall always buy books, and $s ever ready tell what he knows | about books, as Well as to learn what hedoes | about them. Ladies and gentie- are forming Hbraries will find it | while to frequently drop in and look | through Mr. Anglim’s book shelves, while | those who may have books, pamphlets, &., ll, Will find in him # ready buyer a ces. Hisantiquarian nook is exeep! at in warm weather, would advise our readers to drop in a they pass and judge for themselves.—Repub- icra. to p ally cool and plens w *Two ARRESTS.—On United States Mars! Detectives Sargent an esh, arre EF ew, of St. Louis. on a benet war. t charging him with complicity in som nt whisky frauds in coming his sureties. MeGrew’s friends that the western whi. clive McDevitt It isas- | rest | AGENT 13 ridge aguiust Facker reuit Court, Judge Hamphre jary lo return 4 verdict for sund that the contr plainti® was void an a the nsiructed endant ured on et de ve-half | by Gen. st the gover at for qua: | stores. | ——__ e____ | THF 1.000 HALF Hocr WALK—Te-day at noon Harry Brooks, who last week, at the | Avenue theater, commenced task of | walking 1.000 half miles in 1,000 halt hoars, | finished 210 balf miles. He has adopted the plan of commencing each half mile at a few minutes before the hour and finishing two half miles, by which means he is enat'ed to take from 30 to 40 minutes rest. In order that there may be no deception the theater is open day and night. ——_e—_ BUILDING PERMITS were issued to-day by Inspector Plowman as follows:— Wi. Ea! lantyne, a two story brick dwelling, 16 by eet. south side New York avenue, between oth and 10th streets northwest miah Flaherty, @ two-story. bi 6 by between ik dweiling, feet, west side Ist street southeast, Land K streets; 8600. as STABBING BY 4 Boy.- Last vight two | boys, named Soper and Swann, got into a quarrel in the rearof K, between I8th and | 19th streets northwest, ‘when the former | stabbed the latter in the back, above the hip, quite severely. Soper was arrestel and committed to jail to await the results of | Swann’s injuries. | a WF bFstr to call special attention to the | auction sale by Thomas E. Waggaman of | that valuable property on Rhotte Island ave- | nne eirele, which takes place to-morrow af- | terroon at half after five o'clock. A splendid opportunity is offered for investment in this htful lecation. For fall particulars see | | advertisement. | ——_»—___. This morning, Acolored man, named Samuel Mathews, was accidentally shot by John Smith, a white Tie ball took effect in Mathews’ right ed on 44 street, between yiand and Maine avenues. Dr. McCauley bded the wounded man, but was unable ud the ball. ih | nesd | Mr. MeMahon wa | ton | Quackenboss. This company hav Ee} d 75 | ato, two PABASOLS's Frightfal Assanlt om a Wife. HER HUSBAND THROWS A LIGHTED LAMP AT HER, WHICH FRACTURES HER SKULL AND BURNS HER IN A SHOCKING MAN- NER—HER INJURIES PROBABLY FATAL. About midnight Saturday { I. fatal assault was committed by John Cherry on his wife Mary, at his residence, on the corner of 20th and E streets northwest. C! isa laboring man, and has resided at the above- mentioned place with his wife and children for several years. It a that the hus- band on Saturday night was intoxicate, ard during the evening he had two or three altercations with his wife about family matters. THE FRIGHTFUL ASSAULT. About twelve o'clock they became in- volved in apother quarrel, and she states that he then sei @ coal oil lamp and threw itat her. The blow fractured the wo- man’s skull, and the lamp exploding, the coal oil ran down upon her face, neck, shoul- ders and arms, blazing with fire, meres | terrible and serious burns. She screams for beip, and Mrs. Mary Milligan, who occu- pied the attic story of the house, extin- guished the flames. Dr. Draper was sum- loned, and on his arrival pronounced the woman's condition exceedingly dangerous, if not fatal, and did all that medical skill could avail to afford ber relief. She re- mained insensible nearly all of yesterday, and Dr. Draper deemed her case sich a crit- feal one that he would not give his opinion as to whether the injuries would prove fatal or not, bat advised that her ante-mortem statement be taken, which was done about seven o'clock last evening by Justice Tay- lor, in the presence of Lieutenant Greer, Dr. Draper. and others. The statement was sub- stantially as given above. Sergeant Guy and Officer Draper took charge of the prem- ises, and the police were notified to look out for Cherry, whohad made bis eseape. Ye terday morning about 5 o'clock Officers Jef- fries and Shilling found him coming out of Nalior’s alley, on Lith sirect, and arrested him. He was taken tothe s.ation, and after sleeping off the effects of the liquor, told his side of the story as follows: CHERRY’S IMPROBABLE STATEMENT oF THE AFFATI. He says that himself an wife got to it she beeame angry, picked up & poker. and hithim on the head. Determined that he would not be treated in this manner he then raised his fist and struck her. Although hitting quite hard, he did not Knock her down. He then ee up the coal oil lamp and started to bed. Ashe was passing up the stairs the shade fell off accidentally and bit her on the head, she happening to stand underneath. She screamed murder, police, help. and he didn’t know what else, but, her action so surprised him that thoughtlessly he dropped the lump upon her head, inflicting the wound she received, and the’ explosion following caused the many severe burns | from which she now snifers. He was satis- fled with the situation of affairs and the way they occurred, and was pertectly willing to bear the consequences of the trouble, what- ever they might be. The man displayed sorrow at the sufi not the slightest ng he has inflicted on his wife, and appeared totally indifferent as to her \leath or recovery. He is a hard drink- er. nd bas been a frequent inmate of the ion-houses, being brought in repeatediy drunk. oe DISAPPEAR on, heretosor estate P red from his home on Wed- the th justant, in rather a mys. ner. He had been at wo 1 y in the field, and r in the n i corn house wrtion of the ills, disappea he was missing. s found on the mantiepiece J. with a ten dollar note) nor heart of sinee a periectly Sober and in thas a wife and Six or The family are ignorant nd bis sudden dis ed_no little talk among the rt Tolawoo Independent, ng man was formerly a resident ty, and was, for a long t P y of Mr. PED Ww of Mr. George G Alex, Gazette. dustrious man, THE O STREET AND SouTH WASHINGTON RaiLKoap.—This morning @ ore of men were started at work laying the track for the new North O street and South Washiug- lroad company, on G street, betwe: Jersey avenue and 4%, under Mr alread y contracted for the iron, timber, &e., and the cars—the most approved one horse vehicles are being built. —_—$_4__— Wo WoULD BE F KE! A man in debt is aslaye; in debt for taxes he is unworthy of freedom if he fails to take advantage of the opportunity offered by J.C. Lay « Co., No treet, to pay his special tax bills for # mere song. TUE WIFE OF A CHARGED WITH ST OF FICE LARCENY.— A telegram from Newport, R. L., 2ith, to the N. Y. Herald says: The ‘parti strange affair have leaked out to-night. well known lady of this city has a brother in the west, with whom she was in the habit of corresponding every week. Suddenly she was unable to get any letters from him, not- withstanding he assured her that he wrote to her as usual. In one of the letters he sent heracheck for a large amount of money. which she also failed to ree: Finally he left his business and came to this city to have the mystery explained. Going to the post office, he ascertained that the wife of a prominent government official, with whom us sister had been on intimate terms, hal rented a box, and had requested that all his sister's letters should be placed therein. This was done. The check has not as 4 been presented anywhere for payment. ENT OFFICIAL. possinte ¢ can be assigne man's st proceedings. is now visiting ber friends in New York state, hay- ing been gone about three weeks. 7 It is stated that a flaw has been discov- ered in the direct United States cable about 300 miles from America. 87 All our first movements are good, gea- erous, heroieal; reflection weakens and kills them.— Aimee: Martin, NOTION TO OWNER@ OF REAL ES ATE-WHITAKER & UOOKE, 718 Fit- teenth strect, ip anticipation of an amendment to Present law, continue to ve special attention to al! claim inst the late Di vernment, partic: giariy CLAIME FOR DAMAGES by teaxon of Shan Also, pay special ‘emen' revat adhcornt. = rebar tr (S"™ P. COOKE, sr. x co, bas gE a. BANKERS, 1429 F etreet, BEDFORD AND BLUE LICK WATERS Just received direct from the Springs, ay SILBUBNS PHARBMACKE, 1429 Pennsylvania Avenue. The coldest and best SODA and MINERAL WATERS in the country. marlt-tr Ho. BE OFFLEY & 0O., BANKERS, 1d F atreets, oj ite ‘Treasnry Department, es c ‘achimatom, D.C. SANK OF DEPOSIT, EXCHANGE, COLLKO- Cc. Banking Dusiness tn al ile brarches attendad to. Deal iu Government Bonds and District Secacttion. Buy and Sell Gold and Silver Coin, and Coupons sod Foreign Coin. Drafts on Murope’ on first-class scpsea only. Bs ottated fn all marketable securities. In o-watien for [nvestors cheerfully farniahed maré-Ty Peey Goubs 7 AT REDUCED PRICES. GREAT BARGAINS. GRENADINES at iSe., 25¢ , 46>., We., 6240.5 * @l-and $3 25 per yard. Real FRENCH LAWN, with side border, 26. per ya cosof VICTORIA LAWN at 2%. and 250. por rt French, Meat! ae Combric MUSLINS, from + | SUN UMBRELLAS at Also. 200 dezen Keep's Patent Partly made DBESS SHIRTS have been ordered for our sales this week. All goods warranted to be as represonted by the salesmen, ‘W. W. BURDETTE & CO,, Je% tf No. 928 7th st. n.w..and 706 K at. n. yo® THE HOUT SEASUN: BEF BIGER' RS. Watt E COOLERS, A few best makes unsold. Call and see the new FRUIT and JELLY! PRESS at tS ve Je28-3t 1605 Peunsylvanis sven SOMMER DRINKS, LIME JUICE. LEMON SCGAR EASPBERRY STRAWBERRY 8: LEMON SYRO} TAMARIN JAPANESE FANS, 5c. eae x_G Gr CORNWAKE 8 SONS. O*%, AND AFTER THE Ist DAY OF JUL the contractor for supplying the Commissary Department of the U. 8. Army of the District will have on hand large quantities of FRESH AND CORNED BEEF AND MUTTON, for sale cheap at the Meat-house of the department, ‘Mth and B streets. Persons living in the neighbor- hood please take notice, Jee-2y* | GEO, W. LINKLYS, Contractor, Jel6-29 - THE COURTS. ORIENT COURT —Juige Mac Arh, OITY ITEMS. SUMMER RESORTS. ‘o-cay James Cook; larceny; (appeal;) be va or U Ho pes, John Shea; do.; (de.;) boltd pros. | Bunion Tngrow! HA Ereownanee ta. john Kemp; assault'and battery; (do.;) was | treated at Dr. Whi "35 = lee acquitted. wenden, Gs Jareeny, (do.) | street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from ,gbt,Srlighttl ecnsiderenort te now open. Bn leaded gutlty and wenty-four | $a.m.to§p.m. Fee,siper visit. Owing to . YY 3 ways. <4 ; management Eoara tn Jaik ‘Wan Webster larceny ort of business during omies hours ‘Dr. Small keds of sen Rood.” ‘Oae if we largest Bal caccraeed Sy tet eae SOMMER BE. og; (do.;) was convicted. F. A. Beuter, con. hite is unable to att patients at resi- ee ont toadd during the winter monthe victed of assault and battery, was sentenced | dences, except after 6 p.m. | uoprovements, until ow the accommods to pay a fine of $20. In the case of Thomas Cored ‘he public are far or to any other Higgs. convicted of burglary,a new trial was | MEAT AND DRINK!—Use Lelbig’s Liqnit 1 wih Oe cene tn ee Ry Ho. granted. Extractot Beef, in pint bottles, for tea, soups STOCKTON HOTEL UN Bet. tie chambere meateen, & VestrORs END OF THE CASES AGAINST J.3. HINDS. | and sauces. Gives fine flavor and’ great * ‘wl clegaritly furetshed, having te Pend This morning Mr. W. A. Cook appeared | strength. CAPE MAY,N 5 SOOM. and connected ee tera and stated thathe understood that the Post | ———-—___ | SUPCURIC TELL “the MINERAL Wate RS Office Department had consented todrop the | A WoRLD OF THANKS IS DUE tothe bota- Opens June 26th, 1875. " . LUM (6 4ifferent grades.) LODINE Proceedings against Jas. J. Hinds in the | nist who first discovered the virtues of the 4 CHARLES DUFFY. af Bourn Ubree remaining cases “for offering bribes to | Quillaya Saponaria, or soap tree of Chili. The sates SO eT eee, To en uy a Len. government officers,” he having been ac- Wonderful cleansing and purifying property * INTPIENT. COMRCMETION, quitted on one ¢ of its bark gives to the fragrant Szodont MONT VIEW HOUSE. Judge Fisher was sent for and entered a | much of its unrivalled efficacy as a presery- RONT KOVAL, Va rolle pros. ineach case. In the case of Peter ative of the teeth. eo Go _Manas-es Kaltroad. Evening irsin Dyan, indicted for obtaining $1 by false pre- | —__-—__ PT bt in Oy pe FT giles information. tow tence, the district attorney entered a nolle CAUTION! —In our changeable climate, ye prone) B. WILL No. 1312 Mh stroet spacer at the Sprince. ; Pros. Dyson was commitied to jail in De- | coughs, colds, and diseases of the throat, | #t/*,A? ‘ ts & PER MONTH, eccording cember last. J.T. Wayne, charged with for- lungs and chest will always prevail. Con Board per month. i : 3B. TINSLEY. Manager gery, was released on his own recognizance. | Sumption will claim its victims. These dic- | Board per week. &. Mo MULLIN, Assistant PROBATE CouRT—Register Webster. eases, if attended to in time, can be arresied | pes per bed AXTOWE GO. Br ‘ y On Saturday, in re estate of Henry Burn- | 88d cured. The remedy is Dr. Wistar's Bal- | _ = = ehh sm Pisin t stein, deceased; final notice issued to execu- | £m Of Wild Cherry. 50 cents and $1 per bottle; COCNTRY BOARD table. sal tors appointing Saturday July 24, 1875, for | }@rge bottles much the cheaper. © Three Que rooms have been added tothe flr with frit ta a settlement and distribution. ‘Last’ will ‘and RE ae =; eeusuae oth seine en. | hee testament of John Nolte was filed and order | TR#nke *\From the Depths of the Heart.” | isa. Vir persons who wish a very healthy locaii n eens Of publication Issued. Will of Joseph W. | , WELLINGTON, Lorain Co.. O., Aug. 24, inca. | (Eitigcod raliroed factiitter, for the warm weather . Nairn exhibited and fully proven and ad- | Yr. 2. V. Pierce, Bugfato, N. ¥. them Radtes AB. NODINE, Clifton mitted to probate and record; executrix | , Dear Sir—Your medicines, Golden Medical | Fairtax Connte Va ‘i >t qualified and gave bond in $48,000. In re Discovery, Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. have | | WARRENTON HOTEL. ~~ tition of Andrew Barbour, guardian to proved of the greatest service to me. Six “ . on. Fairtay Oo.. ¥ infant children—decree authorizing peti- | ™onths ago no one thought that I could pos- BOARD $30 PER MONTH = a ean be Uorer to mortgage part of the realestate, | Sibly live long. Thad a complication of 1ls- @ refitted my house, and will take hoart RAWLEY SPRINGS. — Ths popolar Sulject to ratification of the chancellor. In | &4*S—Scrofula, manifesting itself in erap- forthe summer at 80 p-r mouth. The chars: p and triighiful aummer resort, aesr Har re willof Emma Tucker, deceased; eltation | Uons and great blotehes on my h X | Ratenah Wenache Gecings, Ge adlies tioeae ie manageoent of Sager C8 knee Versus witbesses issued reiuroable Tucsiay | M&de such sores that I could not have my co ee eee full does rtpthoms ene ew 2s Pext at lo'eloek. Will of Catharine Lan- | btir combed without causing me mi bd HORNTON WITRE Ayal “Bpottawond Hott.” Maret easter, deceased; proof of publication fild | fTiNg: iso causing swollen gia: as wae s raf Me. Geo. 0. Wedderburn and will fully proven. In re estate of War- | eblarged, enlarged or“ thick neck SPRINGS | SULPHUF eM Back, 609 Teh street, Wachimeton Nichols, deceased. The widow of. and numerous boils. I also suffered trom 3 FREDERICh COUNTY. VIRGINIA nae 4,8. 1BI0K, ent filed petition for letters of aami. terrible Chronic Catarrh, and in fact I was | The-and-a half miles from Stephorson« Dept Oye “silent Board of Directors Case postponed until Tuesday next | 60 diseased na bared a a} pritns, fot May, Jane. Sepiember and October ‘ ae « = dd tried many doctors wi - 1 | $2 per day. per and $4 per reo are 7 . ihe B Reniriee eee nen een Of | Gnally procared One tale ancen. Rotine ce | Seed Sree en eee es CYORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS, Joneph |W. Naira, deceased. Specist ap- | 30Ur Golden Medical Discovery and cue | 900 99% per mosth . Obildr-n Wotiogue ata. | FS ATIRNTOON. Dice i TENT. N praisers were appointed to appraise thedrug | 40zen Sage’s Catarrh Remedy and com- price, Round triptickets fro ; KP 47.10 OF ERCHARITES —¥on are hor store of the decsaned. menced their use. At first I was badly dis. | Patphlw JORDAN } + 6B. : on on TCeeby x couraged, but after taking four bottles of tue = > BY ENING. 3 : a : Circuit CourtT—Juige MacArthur re 4 re AIN li B, aT. Gx? f bec oy ne wee c ige Discovery I began to improve, and whea I s ; 4 18 . fhewrs of the District Tout. it To-day, Burbridge agt. Facker; verdict for | had taken the remaining 1 was well fa a SON SPRINGS.—This favori varnes that evors & wil defendant. Pumphrey and Gallant agt. |)! remaining I waswell. Inwt- | resort, on the Stitomit of the A Deustch speed its ola Lobelger-on teint 3 dition to the use of Discovery I applied a so- | Whibenpened for the reer nol guests Juve * . ge sing lution of Iodine to the Goitre or thick neck, te WH _WILLIAMB, Bec. See's Equity Court—Judge Wylie. as you advise in pamphlet wrapping, and it rR t Vy. & WaratLeys ne wt P To-day, Fleming agt. McNeir; decree con- | entirely disappeared. Your Diseovery is cer- | ; firming sale. Bundy agt. Lucas: bond of | tainly the most. wonderful blood miedicine f p STKAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTAB- trustee approved. Phelps agt. MeDonald; | ever Invented, I thank Gad and you, from ee se 7 LISHMERT. decision sustaining demurrer. Jones, trus- | the depths of my heart, for the great good it or Ch 4 tee, agt. Wiley; decree confirming sale. | has done me. | ae 2 a Thornton et al. agt. Campbell et al.; order Very gratefully, Mrs. L. CHAFFEE. | RENOVO HOTEL, for appearance of absent defendant. Guver- | Most medicines which are advertised as | Thin Pt = an pator agt. Tungle: decree confirming udi- | blood purifiers and liver medicines, contain | Semeb, This Pleasant and ge dy wa tor's report. Castleman agt. Nilands; decree | either mereury, in some form, or po jam | > : incad.te now epenfor tt T confesso against certain defendants. | and iodine variously combined. All of these The stenation eeban axt. Meehan; decree for sale. Frank- | agents have strong tendency to break down lyn agt. Reynolds; guantian ad litem ap- | the blood corpuscles, and debilitate and other. ; nirued ty mail or en ‘ pointed and ‘trustee substituted Langhorn | wise permanently injure the human sys. | ms. or the country. apli-tr agt. Freedmen’s Saving snd Trust company; tem, and should therefore be discantet. “Dr. | a restraining order issued. .jr., Burroughs, | Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, on the | : aero < ges . Kobinson. Fendall and Burdeite azt. District | other hand, being composed of the flunt ee. | P BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ‘olum bia; restraining orders issued. Nis- | tracts of native plants, barks and roots, will 5. A Rater. milder STS Tee mith agt. Goodall et al.; restraining orders | in no case produce injury, its effects being | OVO HOTEL. RENOVS PA r E NOACLOP TOM BRITANNIC, issued. Strengthening and curative only. Sarsapa. | vERID i eo ety , PoLice Covrt—Jurye Snelt. rilla, which used to enjoy quite @ reputation | RG L y ps ‘ To-day, John Constantine forfeited collat. | as a blood purifier, is a remedy Unirty | oT t ‘ = 2 eral. Rot ‘arroil, ander Laneaster, | years ago, and may’ well give place, as it is | 2 Arthur Pannell, cursing; #5 e: “oing, tothe more positive and valuable | ‘ a 4 rand was sent down as ay ble alteratives whieh later meitical Engra mod ws , too loud; $5. Adam Rals: and discovery has brought to | KR Jobuson, a color ing’s Evil, White “ =e able-bodied kind, was sent to ‘ysipelas, Swelled Neck, | by the Wash A ang for“ days. A witness testi- +» Serofulous Inflammation, In | ‘ RORVPKRT BEALL Riehard es around imposing on ammation, Mereurial aff | i iND STATIONER the ignorant by selling them “luck root.” | Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, an wo $95 een which he directs to be put in whisky to be | as in all other blood a 1 Serene ~ iM PATTON. ; - - sprinkled about thetr houses for good luek. | Golden Medical Discovery | : 2 i W Bue chi jure doctor,” so the court | great remedial powe turing t ; = ———— » eM se ve bm to investigate the roots | stinate and intractable cases, SURF BATHING . f from about the Rastern branch. John | dealers in medicines, " T. cursir 4 ih. Meredith. loud = «t_ boisterous; Dwyer forfei Selling Off, Selling OFF at Cost, x collateral. John Early, loud and boisterons; | ate Linen Snits for Ls Greenberry Duvall, too loud; $5. Ida Linen Suits for ( : Sears, alias Crumsley, charged with b Sun Umbrellas titute and Vagrant. This is the | At S. Henier’s, 13 about whom the Weede: 26:6 5 Market Spac | H man fight oceurred. Bonds or workhouse. —— o——_ j candTes 8 John ft reh forfeited his collateral. | FOR Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan, ask + ¥ charged with prostitution | your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle , ae nd being a vagrant; judgment suspended. otion. Itis reliable. For Pimples on the ‘i sae Wm. es forfeited collateral. Jas. Lewis, | Face, Black-Heads or Flesh forms, use | 2c. oacl & boy vagrant, Was sent down. W Davis | Perry's Improved Comedeme and Pimple Rem- | forfeited cola Samuel Hanter and | ety, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr. oat | Wm. Weleh, charged with trundling a whe B. C. Perry, 49 Bond street, New York. 5,5,1: | barrow.on some of the street parking: = ee ee eae ee . each. Lize Youn it, vie sent i ige : « down. ne” and. ind <OR T e only WoT MINRAL WAT ‘ L. Thoon and Wm. Nelson forfeited collate — . Ds sna uiver-atiy — al. Henrietta Bruce, a vagrant and prosti- SUMMERI Suuarial scusr is cut ef Linewatin cos, | NEW Sons tute, was sent down. Charles Washing | Paralysis. Disease of Liver. and mn r ae cursing; Thomas Alexander, too eases. In addition to its numerou- and a Gen W cloth 95 80 Patrick Blessing- | FANS Japanese, 10, 2, 80c.; Linen, Diack, colored , baths. ranging in temperature as igh a4 110 d | Maw ane ya ton, cursi ‘wKaret Callahan, Jonn | and painted, 25 and S0c.; Silk and Satin, black, | F ~are found SIA, AND St a ee : on roy rg “Tene Johnson lan, forfeited collat- inted and white, $1, $1.50, $1.75 and $2. a aera wirees, * % | Harper took for Travelers in - eral. Washington Meredith, assault Gauze Cudterwear, for Ladies’ aud Gente',at re- | aaa : { Fdlowskip a battery on J. C. Taylor, a special officer; “ead mys 3 or sixty days in. jail. George Johnso: Maer snl Buia dass aed Date a al, | Tavalite end et ity William Wivck George of Tite STAR.) charged with stealing land $2. | = * | ers. For pamphlets and cirea'a ding. By Mrs. Motley. thirteen chickens; $39,or three months in ies’ Drawers to match, $1 } sem Aa Ml t | Th ng. By EE. Hale jail. Jenny Javins, charged with keeping a e Tucked and Rule Skirts, $1, $1.20 and DEER PARK HOTEL, MOHUN BROTHERS, Booksellers, bawdy hovse; continued under bonds, and all full length and width, |B. and 0. &. R.), wil Stet, 3375. my2l-tr 1a PONNSTLYANia AVENER. subpeenas issued for some witnesses in. the co ind i JO Maran ® Novel. by Wm. Bisck ease. John Kemps, assault and ba ory handsome Long Gowne, @2. j elo Tar_ Formerly ot 6 el Oakland incess of Thule,” received Anna Granger; =3 and costs. Ro’ Lace Caps and Hood §}. i GLEN HOUSE man, assault and battery we Hand Knit Infants’ Sacques, $1. : SHILLING TOWS BOOKSTORE, man: 35. H Butler, larceny of one dol- | Beautiful Rubroidered Mering do , 92.50 | NEW HAMPSHIER. Corner thy siroet aud Pennsylvania avenue. r; continued. Thomas and Normany Hoc nd Lawn, 31. | ‘Thus favorite uner Resort open from Jone 1 ~ =. argel with assaulting Calvin Child's and Misses’ Plaid Full A prone. 0c. ri intent to kill. This was acuttingaifairwith | Children's Fancy Striped Hose, 35, 33, 5 and T5e. MILLIKEN, Proprivt Mon and Beast, Here and Her be , was Nice Umbrellasand Scotch Gingham Sun Umbrel- wand 2 More than three hundred orig A razor, and the wounds of Calvin being | Ni¢e Umer | INGE ROTEL Wood uite serious, the case was sent to the grand | New style Tuck Combs, 25, 50¢ and @1, ANASSAS, Va < ramp, » Novel ary. Gayte’ fine Butish oF Liste Thread foil regular ‘pote by Victor Cera. hing ta lone, 3 pvir ' m Washingt aper, nang fai ing tn > oilet Articles Dressing Comba, beet Rubber, 25 aah oon ry ine for sale at : GEORGETOWN. > E Nooh or Man Genser Seo. Eee ben ‘ SHILLINGTON 8 BOOKSTORE —_ a w brn he, ‘od vem $1. ‘Two RivER THIEVES MEET WITH A WARM land Mirrors, $1. | the ¢inirg re ‘ = RECEPTION—One Shot at and Supposed to be sreak j as bexlthy as any in the world. and the > RCHANT TAILORS. Drowned.—Ketween 12 and 1 o'clock this Loos Brown Witsoe Beeps seer | Mosduitoes, Beaders »stheut children p merning two white men attempted to board fadlies’ Linke Gloves, 250", very cheap, | _2¢10-3m__ FBANCIS es ey ey the schooner E. J. Hamilton, Capt. Mills, two-button Kid, in all shades, splendid COBSS’ ‘auns, REMY AND NAVY - lying in the river opposite Analostan Island: uality, €1. j . MERCHANT TAILOR Their purpose, it is supposed, was robbery. nts, ids. tend $1 50 | ‘ Metropolttan Hotel, iste Brown's, One of the men gained the deck of the ves- | Croquet—)alf wets, $1; felt s i iwh-ay No. 36% Penn's ave., Wachington sel, and was twice Shot at by Capt. Mills, | $4.50 and $5.50; all worth 50 per cent. mors. | ———— = = = “ Besides 10.000 other articles, all desirable, good and overboard. Itis supposed that | Besides x j he Was drowned. The other made his escape P | DEVLIN & CO., to the island In a small boat, and although prrsued by Sergeant Trunneil and Officers B. SILVERBERG’S. le ashington by steamer *: . | (EW YORK Harper and Sturgis, he succeeded in making | Bosty Sa eee ee | (NEW FORK,) ti one eaLs.—‘The funeral of the iate Chas, | GREAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE | for Cherrystone, Monday Wes | Dean took place yesterday afternoon from =~ aa (" s106 F STREED. the family residence, on West street, from | je7-tr h street, near Penn. Fer | whence his remains were accompanied by a | - — | cUmnae POSE j large concourse of friends to Oak Hill cem- EFRIGERATORS. BEFRIGE RATORS cost wx, = iy lot. he funeral services were conducted boy 9 oe Watert TS] I AR by Rev. B. Peyton Brown, of the Dunbarton | Gas #n4.0il Cook Stoves: the best. < CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. : ‘ Wire Window Screens, Wire Cloth. ORKNEY SPRIN Street (M.E.) church. The pall-bearers were | Water Filters, Ice Uream Freezers. Twelve miles west of Mount James Goddard, Jenkin Thomas, James W. GEO. WATTS & CO., ei altey Branch (B.&0 RR “| fO8 OUB CUSTOM TRADE WE KEFF TAR Deeble, Thomas Woodward, David Jackson, je26-3t" 314 7th st., near Penn. avenue. D opened fort ~ption of Visitors from | @ESTASSORTE > STOCK OF MATERIALS TO Walter Godey and Mr. Horrigan. A great JUNE Ist until OOTORPR bet. Ist ¢ | BX FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLB Gumber of the Qldest Inhabitants’ Associa- | T ISTEN FOR THE BRASS BAND, mausgement of JN. WOODWARD, FABRICS MANUSACTURED EXPRESSLY FO 3 on were pres emetery. rings, Va. gee petites ~ Simbe foneral of Derioe T. Giadmon, who | AND LOOKOUT FoR THE GREAT PARADE | ' EERE NS hoon ereatiy improved, and th | US, AND THE CHOI EST FANOY STYLES OF «lied of a sunstroke on Friday last, took place AND FREE DISTRIBUTION OF big nares CAs MANUFACTORE. son Habe DERE 7 apes The Sonatas wee. Hatfee aid MISSES S GERMAN EAUHORY SOLE, || Dee wnat ert ranee OF OUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST placed in the vault of the chapel at Oak Ell | 9N aLL THE PRINCIPAL STREETS OF ing, Sulphate of Iron and ARTISTIO TALENT, UNBQCALED Lapon cemetet - = 7 (Carbon iron), &c. re PCHANICA! RK, A L A “iia Wrexs: Work ix tie Coat, | WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, Terms of board per day. 2.80; per weck, $15; per EVERY RESPECT. TURN OUT STmiOTEe Trape—The receipts of coal by the canal SATURDAY. JUNE 26. __jeas-2t*_ | ™Cirtulare can be had at W 1. &O.H. MORI | FIRST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING one nce gastos ear pangs SON'S Bookstore, Pennsylvania avenue, between | OLDEKED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICR 26,600 tons, and the shi its d R ; : At inte Ps by same tim 19 26.800 tons. This is the largest FOR THE ee in "MOORE & PERKY, Proprie | saw Tom as ‘aEree NTED. ‘NOTWiThe ransaction in coalof any week during the . - SURF BATHING, SG THK ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF present season. FOURTH JULY. — STASPING THE « SEB NS Y! Ss > VORKS POINT LOOKOUT SUMMER RESORT. | OLN COMPETITOKS THAT WE FILL THRESH « = Y FIRE WORKS, Hotel open June Ist. For terms, &c., addross | VBDERS FROM OUR BRADY MADE STOCK. ALEXANDRIA, PAPER LANTERNS, JAMES B. MILBURN & BRO. _Conoxrn's Neves Coroner Powell held FLAGS, ALL SIZES. jS-tm tMarvnonuyevt | READY MADE CLOTIUING. an inquest at noon to-day upon the body cre as Tae eat -j colored an named James jack, of Boliver WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, MINERAL SPRING Heights, Harper’s Ferry, a mule driver be- CHR. RUPPERT” map : i. | ATOUR WASHINGTON OFFIOR WE KEEY longing to the canel boat H.C. Flagg, whe, | | : ™ fh ‘livtratss cn Pewncpivania rare at | ALSO ALINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM whiledippinga bucket of water forhismutes. | _ie25-8t 403 7th street Huntingdon, Pa. and on Baiting aoa Okie 4. | UCR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING oF fell into the first level below the basin and Toad at Cum riand, Md.. through to thesprura | OCB LATEST STYLES OF MENS, YOUTHS, was drowned. The jury, of which A.C. Keli | J) 8» ROBERTS: Excursion Tickets to be liad at railroad offices. atl | AND CHILDREN'S SUITS, AND SPELN was nen cee a verter in aeccurd- ona aries » CINTRENT, baggage checked throug: OVERCOATS, FROM WHICH WB ria ri ance with the above-mentioned facts. THE “POO! 'AN’S FRIE! Tad —— :. o i " IMB. PROPERTY SALE.—It Is understood that | Isconndcntiy recommoemtel to the sean ea an an Seapeeiteek cepa ee mere sates | PERSEN TWO RANE TINE ‘Messrs. Kent & Neale, as attorneys, have | failing iy for Wounds of every description, for BDI. 4 Gelicwe fie oak uurchased the house and lot belonging to Mr, | Ulcerated Sore Legs, even. if of Twenty Years? <s. . ONE SPECIALTY IN OUR FUSNISHING ENE. Totson, on the wont side of south Wash: Serbs Bee ee tie, Braless, Chllblaina, Kegs § Rea GOODS DEPRRTMENT IS THE AMERICAN ington -ctreet. for $1,300 cash, for Mrs. B. | oq ppb ea A Jw ge Bg Piles, Half Bbls.. 0 Gallons (ia mu YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GaB- Wood, of California, sisterof Mrs. Senator | Fistula, ec. = = Kegs,8 Gallous MENT, WHICH WE MAKE TO MEASURE OK : WM Stewart, of Nevada. who Jotends to | Bold in Fotsat ls. 144.) 39. 94.,11s.,and24s.each. | yor rooms and further information address Pro | FUBMISH READY MADE. reside in is for eral Pars. Cita BerrinD. Cader the authority of | a5 PILULE ANTIQCROPHULZ, te cote eg tne ee eietens ‘ferophula, Lensoey ad all skin diseases, one ofthe Devlin & Co., 4 the oorporation of Dr.Wm_Gunten,of Wash- | assisting na‘ure in all her ope oe ‘They form @ apa-ly ington, amounting to $13,414.13, by paying | mild aud superior FAMILY APERIENT that may Ini 32,0 cash, lens $4,000 Leretocore pal j= | Be taken atail t ‘or change ooo ee Sold in Boxes at Is. e€., 24. 94.y 48. 6d, s.. and Biaua ef, Covera, Orumb Cs each, MEOBSEARY, by the Proprietors, BEACH & BARNICOTT, cess, which removes all grease and pee ceer es So eee at their Bt England. and by. all gtiectually. ‘Single CLEPHANE & CO. us = with NEW ADTO-LITHOGEAPHIO PBOORSS, E COU; Pi of oD ar ‘THE DISTRICT farniened at low rate of 10. Of 180 words for Arst copy, pec — June city, get their traveling 7. WOGERES por fll or each additions co : iat 1 9AWE RELLE: st short mottos, os OE rate,” ? a tare in print at lous Oost Caan manascripe hares CINCINNATI akg, Office No, 647 7th “hs neg. LION BREWER ¥. BIOk 5 myl0-¢m }. a : PILSENER BEER (CURIE CATER Ramone, | alee eines mnteeeeteieainngs “rs and of all grades, at ; J Cars, aud for sale in of! Per dozen, ; BHINE WINE, 85; | Ca CASKS AND BOTTLES, Pi. Suadog, a! ae BY tue Acenr, BEecss: BRICKS! BRICKS | she ssid de Stee. ait | SAMUEL © PALMER, “ibae= may #7 GREENE stueer, The above sroall gd aay Lan Jam fe 2 ~W. ts nee Z im Late ‘ -