Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1876, Page 4

SrreES os ser. EVENING STAR. THURSDAY..,.,........Jaly 13, 1876. Weather Probabilities To-day, Orvicz oF CHIEY SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, July 13, 1816, For New England, the middie aad south Atlantic states, very warm and clear or fair ‘weather during the rest of Mgnt and gentie westerly and south westerly *, stationary or slowly faliirg ba- Tometer, followed to-night by cooler weather Bortb of Virginia. LOCAL NEWS. 3” ‘The street lamps will be lighted at 7: ms. and extinguished at 12:15 p. m. = James Bellew sends us No. 16 of the New 'k Drama. Yori Brad Adams sends us late pictorial and scientific papers. From J. C. Parker we have to-day’s New York and Philadelphia dailies in advance of tbe mali. From Ellis & Co. we have the following popular vew moste: “Why Don’t He Come?” * Voice of Effie Moore,” and “Dancing Fairies.” Jos. Sbillington and J. C. Parker sand ad- of the excellent August num- “s Monthly. Also from Parker of ihe Lakeside Library aad Frank Lesiie’s Week’y. ‘We have (through Wheeler's Gallery, 7th ) an excelient stereoscopic photograpo of General Custer in hunting costume, taken on the Yellowstone, near the mouth of Big Horn. Ww Wm. R. Pyweil, photographer to the N. P. railroad surveying expedition in About 4 o'clock this morning Mrs. Harriet Cooper, residing on D street, between 9.h and 10th streets, while on her way to mar- Ket, at the corner of 9th and B streets was relleved of ber satchel by a negro, who snatched ft from ber hand and made his escape. It contained $15. The stockholders of the Metropolitan Rall- road Company yesterday afternoon uoani- mously re-elected the old board of directors as foliows, 12,420 voles belog cast: Messrs. J. W. Thompson, 8. P. Browa, M G Emery, Lewis Ciepbane, Moses Kelly, A. H. Herr, ‘Wm. Thompson. The many friends of Mr. Stratford Fendall, of the Washington bar, were pained to learn yesterday of the death of Mrs. Fen4ail, which took piace at their residence, Clifton, Fairfax county, Va., the previous day. Mrs. F. was the widow of Col. Molinard, U. 8. A., and was married to Mr. F. at Carist church, Alexandria, about a year ago. i DEATH OF MR. Joun C. Procror—Mr Jobn C. Proctor, for the past two yeurs local editor of tne Critic, died last evening at his residence, corner of W and Boundary streets— near the head of 9th street. Mr. Proctor had been !n {11 beaith for some months past, and on the 3d of July was seized with a severe billions attack, which a few days agoassumed @ typbus form. He was born May 26th, 1833, ~in Cavetown, Wasbington county, Md. He was raised on @ farm, and at 17 years of age went to learn the printing business on the old ‘Hagerstown News,” finishing nis trade in this city with Mr. Alexander. in the first ward. In 1856 he returned to Hagerstown. but came back to Washington in the early e of the war, married and settled here. le was for a time a member of THE STAR'S reportorial corps. and subsequently waa employed by the Philadelphia hy the & ican, Chronicle and Crific, of this city, filling tin ition of city editor of the Chrontcie and ic. Gonder Mayor Bowen he was the treasurer of the public schools, and many of our teachers will remember the strict and careful manner in which he dis- ebarged the duties. He was for some tims a clerk in the Pension office. He was faithful and conscientious in whatever position he Was placed. As a newspaper man he was an untiring and intelligent worker, kind, obliging aud generous in disposition, and friendships. He had many friends. both in and out of the profession, who will sympathize with his vereaved family—a widow and five children. —_——e——— THE Jackson’s Woops Camp MEETING. A meeting in the interest of this camp meet- ing was beld last eveoing at tne Congrega- toval Chureh. Rey. J. D. Stilt, the pastor of Severn Cireu!t, M. E. Church, in whose bounds the eamp ground I located. was pre- sent and addressed the meeting. He stated ‘that It was desired to havean old-time camp Of iarge religious results—a miei one ag to economy, neatness and devoti Toey ex- pected to have snch a camp, not charging Vent sites, and the charges for lumber, erecting tents, &c., will be as low as they can possibly be made. They would prefer that the tents should be neatly arranged withont any effort at display, but there will be no interference by the committee as to the manner of arranging tents. The Lalti- more and Potomac Railroad have made very liberal arrangements and will take passea- gers and freight at reduced rates—81 round- ticket; the distance being twenty-six miles. They hope to interest all religious denominaiions, and expect that the meeting Will be profitable to all. Taere will be no attempt at proselyting. and when conver- sions take place they will then endeavor to ascertain the names and residences of the converts. what chureh they prefer, and re- pays the same to the pastor of suc’: church, iQ Order that the pastor and membership of! such church may immediately receive them. ‘The tent sites will be drawn for oa Satarday bext,and those who cannot attend shou'a write to Prof. P. M. Leakin, Waterburg, A. A.Co,Md. It is understood that the An- mapolis churches will attend this meeting and that quite a company from Hamline aud representatives from other charges of this District will be on the groand. — Wants 4 Div: Becavss His WIrr Loves “OLD VigGINNy” Berres THaN Sur Dors Hiu.—To day Messrs. Thos. F. Miller and é @ short time and wou! leave and ab. sent herself for ths; within the past month her conduet unbearable, refusing to submit to his authority, and on une is afraid if be remains th her shi e will put ber threats into exeeution. He barges that on the 2th of June she took $51 from bim. He prays that a decree of divorce be granted hima with eustody of the ehtidren. (@ boy and a girl,) alleging that she is unfit to have control of them. ——_o———. SALE oF THE Hay SCALES.—Mr. Thomas Dowling, auctioueer, sold yesternay for Lieut. ie, engineer of the District of Co: . sh ey R. a Martin, Scale No. 2, at the Navy Yard, to G. H. Gaddis, for #28. Seale No. Soa Loalstana Svenve and lth street northwest, to the Washington market company, fo-> $1,625. Scale No. 4, at the Thysou house, on 7th street. corner of P street northwest, to E. B. Lafferty, for $110. Scale No.5, iu George. town, to A. F. Offutt. for $25). Scale No. &t Brightwood, to J. H. McChesney, for —_—— Funerals. —The funeral of the late Cnas. W. Hellen took place yesterday afternoon, Rev. Father Cieary conducting the services. ‘M. was present. The by Rev. James Armstrong, served tribute to the virtues of the The remains were interred in cemetery. a A BOATING CHALLENGER AccerreD— Mr. White, of the Undine boat club, of NGF folk, has oars Sgreed upon. Arrangements can be made for the same by addressing J. W. Randall, Georgetown, D.C ‘ ————— THEATER Com: Mi be saree ran oe fea ae at Week, and the summer theater is nightly while the performance is interspersel with c. The well snowa sketches, speciaition a" Christe Sgain takes a@ leading west, improved’ by a two atc a west, improv & two-story brick dwei. Mog with ali aire ny) Onyx, Lake —— Rom: gold and plated > Shell, ru ‘end sical bow eye = — At Prige’s ny Store, Peunsyivasiaaves ie, Rock Exon is so nearly fall that Intending there are SOE eS was Hazen, after Dr. his home, Nos 429 medical ald =e be was removed to “Charles Winston fell, overcome with esterday jafternoon, avenue, and was carried by Lieatenavt Aus- tin to Dooley’s drug store, where, after medi- cal aid by Dr. Jardelia, she was conveyed to her home in Uniontown. William Barvett was taken suddenly il! in Kelly’s restaurant, No. 1313 E street, last about 11 o’clock, and notwithstanding lartigan, who was called , died in @ very short time. afternoon Thomas W. Bresnan Was sunstruck at the corser of 7th and H Streets. He was taken into Major's drug store and restoratives applied, after which he was removed to his home, on 9th street, between H and I northwest. Yesterday afternoon Peggy Better, a col- ored woman, about seventy years ol¢, who resides on tne Naylor farm,near Jniontowa, was overcome by the heat on 11th street, bs- tween M and N streets southeast. Sue was taken to theeighth precinct station by Ofi- cer Howe, and Dr. 8. A. H. McKim readered report which was prevaient yesterday a8 to the death of Mr. John Eaglestoa, we are bappy tostate, was entirely untrue. He Was @t market yesterday and to-day, look- ing remarkably well, and not at all like a dead man. Amanca Skinner, colore4, residing at 1515 13th street, died early yesterday morning, baving been taken sick on Sunday from the effects of the heat. Last night John W. Shortell was found by Ofticer Mattingly on 7th street, bet ween [ and K, overcome with the heat. He was taken to the sixth precinct station and at- tended by conveye to bis home. —— The Jackson Democrats. ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND TALK ABOUT DELINQUENT BROTHERS. The annual meeting of the Jackson Demo- cratic Association was held last night at Beck’s hall, president, John E. Norris, erq., in the chair. Mr. Ball, from the committee on member- | ship, reported favorably @n the applications of A. A. Wilson and Wm. Pierce Bell, and they were elected. committee ou arrangements for the ratification meeting made a report, which was adopted. THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE EN- SUING YEAR was next in order, and Judge Moore was cailed to the chatr. Mr, Culver in an address paid a high com- liment to Mr, Norris for his past services in the cause of democracy; and closed by nominating Mr. Robert Ball for election. Mr. Ball declined to be a idate to ran against the war horse of democracy in this District, John E. Norris, esq. Ballots were then prepared, and Mr. Norris was reelected veanimously. When the announcement was made loud applause was kept up for some time. Mr. Norris came forward with smiling | countenance, and In appropriate terms thanked the association for its confidence and the houor shown bir. Mesers. Robert Ball and Capt. James God- dard were elected vice presidents,and Colum: bus Alexander, treasurer. Dr. Charies Allen. who bas served as secretary for several Sears past, declined to be a candidate for re- election, and Mr. B. F. Lioyd was chosen his succeszor. Wm. Pierce Ball was chosen financial secretary, and C. P. Culver corres- ponding secretary. The chair stated that be would announce the standing committees at the next meet- ing. Messrs. R. 8. Davis, Columbus Alexander and Robert Ball were appointed a commit tee ioexamive the books and the late Treasurer, Mr. Jesse B. declined @ re-election. Mr. Ball mnted the name of Peter Don- nelly for membership, and he was elected. PAY UP OR SHUT UP. Mr. Noonan moved that the roll of mem- bers be called at the opening of future meet- ings and Lhe dues collected. r. Horner asked if this was with the view of expelling those who are uvable to pay; the msjority of their members are poor, &@nd haven’t got the means; he was, himself, owiog some cues which he meant to pay soon as be could make a raise, and he would gamble that there is not a democrat in the association who would go back on his dues. Mr. Ball moved, as @ substitute, that a Tespectful circuiar be sent each member in arrears, with @ statement of dues, and re- = @ seetlement as early as possible. They ould bave @ fund on band now. Mr. Davis gave notice that at the next meeting he would introduce @ resolution to rescind the clause in the by-laws in relation to dropping from the roll members six months in arrears. No action was taken on the motion of Mr. Noonan. por the substitute of Mr. Ball, aad the meeting adjourned. 1isoa, WhO REAL ESTATE SALES. Mr. Thomas Dow- lng, auctioneer, has sold the following real estate:—Lots 20, 21 and part of 19, in square 16, wed by @ three-story bri L. Dunlop, square south of square 101, improved b; ory frame dwelling, to Geczge W. Biake, fer #27,000. For Esan Pick- Tel), trustee, of lots 79 and 87, in Beall’s addition to etown, improved by a two- story brick dwelling, to John Tanner, trus- tee, for $2,600. For Cassin and Gordon, trus- tees, part of lot 62, in Holmead’s addition to er: improved st brick house, to R. E. Frye, for #125. For W.8.Cox and Thomas C. Cox, trustees, @ tract of land called “Berleith,” adjotni trustee, lot 4, A RAID on A Rovon GAnG.—Lieutenant formed that oe having been in: 7 3 o ‘@ rendezvous a! ‘tzen Park, last event Be; it Clements determined to make = them. nigh! Dr. Bebrend, after woich he was | ounts of | A COWHIDS IN SOAK VOR a FICKLE red at Lieut Gassfors's HusBanp.—Hattte ored a Mr i F Fe $ gs the Collector $50 in money as @ forfeit, which action he claims is unlawful. Mr. Cook ap- pears for petitioner. THE OTTMAN ATTACHMENT CASE—The amount involved in the attachment case of Otrmas, the wr t In which was quashed ye - terday, is about $4.500-two houses, two horses, and the restaurant stock. ieee THE COURTS. Equity CovagtT—Judge Wylie. To-day, Clements agt. Rawlings; sale ratt- fled. Shea agt Dullo; order allowing bill to be amended. Riley agt. Riley; sunmitted. Parris t. Ware; decree for conveyance. Tenly t. Home; order of appearance. Keogh agt. Gilbey order of referencs. Randall agt. McKean, order for payment of legacy. Goodin agt. Sibley; order a; int~ Ing guardian. Selvee ag}. Selvee; order to take testimony. Fisher agt. Bigelow; bondof appeal fixed. Kitendienst agt. Bennet; sale of lots ordered. Keese agt. District; manda- mus ordered. PoLice CourtT—Judge Snel. Yesterday, Geo. Mausfield and Joseph L- cey, larceny; Mansfield jail six months, ap- peal noted; Lacy dismissed. Tom Perry, assault; #5. Elizabeth Anderson, do; col- lateral forfeited. George Sneed, assault; $20. Martha Munroe, assault on Jane Parker; dismissed. John Patsey, larceny; commit- | ted for grand jary. Charlies Boone, disorder- | ly; $5. Rebecca Washington, trespassing on | parking; #5. Ira C. Cook, keeping a vicioag | bos, which bit Thomas Quinlan, Qailhan, or Gillham; dismissed. Reese Fergu-oa, also charged with keeping a vicious dog, which bit Michael Ferguson. Defendant said hehad given the dog toa Eien overboard from a steamer. Edward 8. Mag- fort, fast driving; collateral forfeited. Jos. Goins, profanity; do. James H. D: a ty caine uage 585. G.T. Lioyd, same bony arrest- Post by Officer Nicholson last night; $5. Allee Adams, disorderly in Prather’s alley; $5. George Hawk, a colored boy, charged with throwing stones in the street | and annoying old Mr. Merrill, who told the court that he would be willing to havehim Pepe nes Sak Cinerined, 00 tae inigedia. 80. ram Davis, another boy, same arge; reprimanded and dismissed. Heory Jack. son, indecent exposure; $5. Wm. Tyler, tbrowing stones on the street: $3. Allen Brown, carrying a@ pistol; $20. Victoria Poole, colored, jareeny of $850 from James Blunt; 60days in jail. Also, charged with stealing #14 from Felix Salter on another day; 4 months injall. Anna Murphy, charged with keeping a house of ill fame on'D street, in the Division; $100, or 60 days in jail. Ann | Baggleman, MeDonald, larceny of a ladies’ garm from Jane Baterman; resti- tution ordered, @ fineof $5 imposed. TO-DAY. Henry Boudinot, John Meserole, Cropsey were charged with vagran dinot was let off, and the other two sent to chain gang. Mary Joues, disturbing George- town. John Williams was sent down for id Jas, Bou- vagrancy. Elizabeth Walker, loud; &5. Frank McDonald, same: $5. David Parker, rofapity; #5. Appa Lowden, same; 33. | Jenpie Moriarty, same; 85. Edward How- ard, same; $5. Eugene Mack, violation of | back laws; @5. Fraok McPherson, same charge; #5. James H. Chudense, Louisa Crudense, and Chadense, charged With affray; forfeited collateral. James Lewis, an idle ard ineorrigible bo: was sent to the Reform School. Abraham Snowden, assauit on Josephine Snowden, his wife; #5. Wm. O'Hagan. as- sault on Franeis Frerey; $1 and costs. Robt. Sherlock, assault on Thomas Digney; $5 and costs. Charles Diggs and Walter Ellis, Jareeny of & jar of candies; $5 each and costs or ten days. Thomas Garron, Mary Gar- prs cham '» White, econ} — ory tery on Margaret Jackson, colored, who 8 garrulous story aboutdefendants, which, if true, would have so effectually settied Margaret that she would never have been able to appear in court. The trouble was she testified too much, dismissed acy, Sis Hod- the case. Agnes dis, Mary E. Mercer and Marion Diggs were fined #5 each for being loud. Samuel Sam- stag was fined 85 for trea on the parking. Jas. Hart, profane; #5. Eli Beckett, same; $5, THE FOURTH OF JULY SHOOTING CASE. ‘Wm. O’Brien was him ral, him down, nor fired the pistol. O'Brien ever wore @ mus! he could not one. Benjamin Klopfer, a watchman at Draper’s lumber y: tified to seeing the g-_ O’Brien was just raising up when he fired. He said he fired, and evidently shot at Garaer or ia- to. No being given, the case was sent to grand jury, ao Cen wee remanded to = custody of the Py ; Corne! . Garner, and William Morris were required to give toa as fault of A BELLIGERENT BLACK BIRD. Anna Bird, a black bird, was charged with assault on Lucy Simpson, a doctress fortune-teller. 4 testified that she had the rheumatism, aud went to Annie to get cured, as she pretended to be @ fortune-tell- (Annie) didn’t do her any $10.25 for curing her. hen she went to carry the money to Annie some words passed, the latter shot her fist into her, knocking her down, and she danced a jig about her (witness) while she ly! on the floor. Annie's husband called out to his wife, “Give it to her,” and she (witness) balloed murder. Several wit- nesses testified for Annie was fined $5. —_—_—_—_—_ Eee MANTELS, GRATES, FURNACES, amD E ing woman. LATROBE STOVEs. LATBOBE STOVES. BOINTON'S HEATSR, put up to two rooms, 935. SUMMER CUB: 90. K STOVE, the from u jeter 715-8 717 79m STRERT R. A= Yous Ase Yous rossccomr GEORGETOWN. | EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &o, | PROPOSALS. _ SUMMER RESORTS. Narnow EscaPs oF A LADY AND CHILD | TT Fox stm, BASKET PIONIO to Preresass Fos ceva. SeteaBposn aut eee ee eee gos P= of the wit j sayy Pat orvice, Cc. 12. ISTE July? am P July, | Seittets cog es SUNPAT: posi i . 1o continge Rec toe come aae Ger eeetihe | 278 8 GRBOG, Ceptata, TL, 1870, for the below Gnecrib: and child of Mr. J. F. Collins, of George- OT FOR BIOHMOND, Va.~ eae dot them vy, Lard. Wash- panty Fo abd the boxx | RAND EXCURSION TO RICHMOND, VA... | srtwait Gwssl sup sepeme. objec ty tae Sees getting from shore, they were precipitated at Bs] — oe vont With the gavgway plank into the water. UBZAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUIT. | peoertal Mrs. Collins on to the Lay a Senet ee an. lo. $31.9, RB, FS, | 2735 ie with one hand and her child ‘wi other | July 36, 157 leaviee Bichaced. Ve. july 31-166. | 00 tons Ant ) (Meamer axe) $20 | Ses oT ee, Until Mr. Marion A- Cunningham, «young | ,,‘/pist leaves B. Cee SSeS Pes. | wee eteee. ),(Oumbertent,) run of | A Utes MAY». 3., man of city, son of Mr. = Can. | AEP. mane tri aa Ny a yf ly ) Fun of | te the mort modern and best Tarnished nin tye rg Rh “sckeia for pale wt pincipal vice wed Al fur ber information es to the euaitty of ine | Baits ibe hah itath {ii destntance arrived in the stape of shoat, sof - Sohal Se on jon‘to the Commandant of the | Howse. this Propristerns Fit he which Mrs. Collins was placed, when sné | [YORUM BURBAU BXOURSION®. Weshingtoa Wavy Tard. Pins ceonoct, = F fainted, the child having been wees MAkY 8 COUNTY, MD See ee ane eal SUBF BATHING AND OORAN BREEZE. DgATHS.—Rev. Charles H. Nourse died at BOTRL AND COTTAGE PLN is residence, 33 Dumbarton street, last eve- THURSDAY, July 13. — Bebe re areas weerenee | ne, ent eaummorgy ut ge pier eceare seerean jourse = MARY WASHIN wilt . rian chureh, bas not been in active ser- | Ica: 5 Dp. m.;, Bay and Potomac river. weil Mase ec mea peares He of Iuurs stiles = oo e the most Rew past few years he has bad a very successful | ,7 Tickets, 80 cents, at the Holly Troe Lunch | feat prar cation J Ter?, will be ‘recelved = tay -tl f saytatagee of 3 academy in Georgetown. He wasa schol- | 200m ead at the boat. 498 | thie Department antil the’ Sch day of Acgest, 10 tie comet ae ache by his UmDAY EXCURSION Bis x forma for Didding will be farnished upon | te © cok Foie: 32 mites ‘simon Dentz, a well-known brewer of this LADY OF THE LAKR. “Hoe bide will be considered and accepted or re. | Dele ioonted wit | tthe Gera Brees piace, died after a short sickness at hishome | siereatter and apiil further notice’ Jected item by item, sud this advertisement aod the | “Fhe ‘unie writ te woh meonted - On Green street, between And Water | the Lake will moka recta potice, the lued vo far ae Sccepted bythe Secretary ol the | FISH OTSTERS, and Ua eis fresh from the Streets, last night about 6 o'clock. H» was | her wharf. foot of 6th avest, Bt 3 pees ion eb FF, and the bond sccompanying the sane, | water every day. 35 years of 4 by urs’ trip on the Potomac, arriving bone prompt sbali constitute the contract between the g+vern from Washington per steamers La¢y of 18. El Campbell, an old Iady 80 | iy at8 p Moscicy, May Wactiogvon. ot Bal years of age, died at her residence on JeiTer- Flotiows: prep adn tees. Baitinore, steamers Mary Son street yesterday morning afier a long Kipress illness. jen-3m — BOARD. OR CHARTER, per dev : oor eon. tor four weoks Au TeAiS TO PAMUL! jor 12 yours @ud servants half price. ‘The fast Steamers J A. THOMPSON may be tered pel Excursiors at reasonable rates. Ap-, ply at Company’s Office. font of 62h at £ Excessrons TO THE CaPEs MOSELEY a neve EVEGY ‘The steamer J AN SATUBDAY. at 8 p. m , during Fortress Monrce, Norfolk. Sha “the Oapen of Win at. ft res Boluc Lodtoct, returaina to morning. Apply onal must be sigued by the individual ing it. and be socompamied by = ond | ‘dent sareiies, in the sum of ten thousand j W000). approved by a Untted § ates of- bim. GRatn.— By steamer Express 550 bushels Wheat and 200 bushels corn, aad 320 bushels wheat by rail. Corn from 36 to53:.; wheat from $1.10 to $1.25. CaTTLE MARKET—(Reported by J. H. Kengia & Co.]—Number of cattle ou market, 182; all sold al prices ranging trom 3 to 5\c. B MICBUBN. Proprietor, Love Mary «Oo , Mi HE NEW 678-4 oT th T partment, conditione’ for farnishing of the articles av may be awarded unc performs nee of the contract. j All deliveries will be subject to Inspection by en expir? detailed for the purp ee by the Beoretary «f the Treasury and the Bt Piney Point and 4 Pilvory of au invertor art! pound; number of sheep and lambs, | Wasbivgton at 6 o'clock M. cle will be dcemed sufficient cause to sonnl the i “4 s ; at Ocmpany’s wharf, foot of 6th st. tract, at tbe option of the Secretary ond dreae- .200—1,050 sold; lambs, $3a4.50 per head; old Ga a aa sheep from 4% to S\c. per pound; 150 left arre “ . athing eatablishneot in the over; 20 cows sold from $20 to $50. Market De at, Washington were fo tam . risk. AMUSEMENTS. pins inlattjcomnly with any one onder under | Urited Satna, Tue raters tar gia? mpsrarare, — = the the | tire powers im cases of rosumetion, teased REMEMBER THE ORPHAN. ac, | of the liver, ard numerous other disvascs are ere TYLER. On the night of the 1th of July, Ute SE a <n a benched by using them the Dussnnce Waeess in the july, 1876, - me by using them DRixkine Warman at o'clock. Maky M Tycen, wife of Dr Gratien GRAND FAMILY FESTIVAL, pf RE a ee otal ‘Tyler, and daughter of the Jaie Walter Bowie, of For the Benefit of of the price which it shal! be found necessary to | SOC tone equal Maryland, in the S3tb year of her age. ST. JOSEPH’S MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, | Sue toPench weiitled : Prot. J. L. OARBL It domestic virtues—the devoted wi - pognie wmsarsenpenied by acetifacters bond | gtuis, radident phyel watchful, teader, elf-secrificlag e Spedevnases Will not be coms'desvd, and contracts will be award a Eheotige a any me Gommaation; Javarienle WASHINGTON SCHUBTZEN PARK, | (4 only to entablished mautiacturors Of, or Jvalers lek, © poor mp: id helpless, her moans; striving always with hor might, and ‘ever trusting with an sbidti 7 |ONDAY, July 17, 1376. Ubristiae fatth—cen er, she | "aropceais te be etareoved to 0 marked “Proposals for Stati the undersigned, ana | OS WEry _ VALLeY BE. in her God ing Retresbm: ite and Bupper on the ground tor | ‘Lor a. MORRILL, 4 3 + ive b and |, bi of we Ai be r' s 5 {oibed posstoed 1 in the pou — aa Excellent muste proviaea. == Lament endl rome tel st, tate oe tne me = comet of e one and prot “4, wy . Wi . pat not one murmur or complaint ever escaped her T Bj 3 My LO Bi THE TRADES. F fin Va st cate _o a 4 — —_—_—_—_—_—_ ace bee > greatly proved, and quitvea chek be need ee ae OPEN THE YEAR ROUND, LEXANDER WILLIAM Babb. | Botcis and Cottages are equal to any Blorth or tu. bed ‘to the last breath; she expressed her- EVE! rm aT. | hale i. ere) self aa without bedlly pain and without fear in the aps ecrre teey Toes 2 a ° . The Felalives aed Iricads of the femily are re- sxivaba a ae aa or: ao attend a ereaet, ar er tate cok FIRST-CLASS IN BVERY RESPECT. wreets weet, soll goods i) ber ost. ence, corner of Washington Gnd Gay \streats, foe than any other botss. Gail and examine, ere eer Temther sariont” pment at Co'clock BD: | vartety, Drama, Burlesqueand Comedy. novll-ly BMOVED. ood st MILBURN'S Pher- ayen' wh "7 Penveylvania epee, Bear Wierd «; Oup Ni Bi AMES & BEN 5 OEP ETE NG. 1 ce esent | ssaenars en nam ee PuRE Wreesat Chris. Xender’s, 911 7th | ge, ae i 7 ; ‘street northwest. Try them. 7 ae ion of Baeesee Ose Pallas fal, i mart-tr 011 7mm st. sontewesr. | RUE* —s— 4 being indiopenmabie to beatin ot fort, Ree eee liigtetete by je com| thourauds of the intelligent pablie visit Dr, Haile, £0., tn the SE Tc White's establishment, 11416 Penasylvania ‘Temember Heme and Number. jy1-1y Vi for Hotels, Puvth eae Sethe bee Sere rom Corns, 5 “ crescences, &c. Fee, #1 per visit. LADIES’ GOODS. Proof ilitert. rae pl ctw td sot CATARRH, discharges from the head and all other chronic diseases cured. Doctor Hartley demands no fee until the best evi- 719 sti crosine our. 719 STEAMER LINES. 7 * boarders h, Oysters, Crab OR POTOMAC RIVER LAND! denee of success has been realized from his fresh: ut of the water daily, Amusemes treatment. Office 19 9th street n. w. 7,5, | | Oaa ot of FANCY a " Pose cana Sint fore, et Sa ee coe Re ae ane alously low prices, street, and A ‘ oD, 0; BENSON'S CELERY AND Cxax- = THURSDAY Body 108,887 o'cwck, or tus from Weshington three times MILE 'LLS are prepared ex; cure in ‘otomec » Os fer down as ervous yepep- jomint. Till leave “Nomiai fie Headaate, fenraigis, iervoumuass ‘and UESDay ana FutbaY MOBNINGS for Wash- Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price, | [)ESIRABLE GOODS, much ss Sun Umbreline, Bere was ony seoreing. SOcents. Sold by all Draggists in Washing- Straw and Chip Hats, Scarfs, Ties, Fancy BID: | jsti'se Bai POLE IRHOUE a izent : ‘and Alerandria ,00 | bons, Jackets, &c., at cost and less, pavis? Soa Soe Renee a eae Ree : ‘orms jor Board. ‘Gay; @10 i RRrmonth | Children seated at tne tabic half Urees Brice. Adoress B. J. MABSHALL, Proprictor, Piney Pus re BARGAINS in all kinds of Fancy and Mil- linery Goods sna Notions, go to 719 mart WES: or sth street, _Jel6 Im* R41 SPRINGS, ix8 lw $ NEAB HARRISONBURG, Lab. CLYDE'S WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, BOCHINGHAM COUNTY, va. Sethi Goda ng Cor is atmneucraat ts | TO TES LADEN BED LAPSE RL AREY |. ,ROOMINCHAM COUNT. va. be equaled by thoes not possessing primey x pCR YP ne cones peed De pa aiigs, dresuee cleaned and dyed without Sf Qio,rorth Os and ow. Sus MPoRTED| Wesbiugton: prepurning, Caer Crape Vells refinished nice and Gone in the: M2300 Fe wv. gdw | St 19m. for Fiuledelghie. Nosehar/ase em ot: F Travelers leaving the a have work EXcki88, EMBROIDERY on Natnscok end | from ‘the above porta. Ereights reselved aud ‘de. Praees lower is halons, tants wien, Now stock, beautiful quality and pat- | Hivered dail 6a. m. 106 p.m. Orders for ries lower than ever before, to sult the | sera athe cheapest store in the sity. CONMOL: | Gelivery of frelehts sud received’at 120 F creer times. LYS, 608 Oth ets opposite Patont Ofice jemt-tr and 1118 Mh street northwest. W. P. OLYDE & 00., Ho. 128. Wharves, Philadelphia. $a04 tr Agents for Wastington: foot Hath oa. F°",FO3%9"Fivr oF = aww eatery tetany oo RAT a: GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. D®¥ Goons Ax xxpoceD Paicus ‘To enable us to close out our stock of SUMMER GOODS we are offering them at greatly reduced prices. B0U8, end Men'and Boy's Wats call af 105 jyi-r BENJAMIN MILLER. 715 GREAT REDUCTION 715 i LADIES BEADY-MADE SUITS, OVER SKIETS AND BASQUES, and LADIES UNDERWEAR. PABASOLS snd SUN UMBEELLAS at half price. FLOWEES, HATS, RIBBON, ana MILLINGE’S GOODS less than cost. ATLEY'S 5 JUST BECEIVED— BSTABLISHMENT. their A large assortment of HAMBURG EDGES and ECRU LACES celling at a reduced price. CORSETS and KID GLOVES in = great variety. HUMAN HAIB very low at . S. HELLER’, Ale, a pew oft A. STRAUS, 1011 Pa, Av., | TAVELIEG nove Faas, SF Spuciclatiention seen ioeton. J Mire. 3. P. PALMER, 1109 F STREET, Mth end ih. BEGINS JULY ise, Jeter NOTE THE REDUCTIONS? BARGAIRS! BARGAINS! In order to reduce oar large stock of HATS, we many fats from 750 to 91.28. PENNSYRVANIA AVENUE, BUSINESS SUITS! Selling vance, prvoch LAORS for trimming purposes, (Sign of Big Boot.) Jel0-tr 691 and 653 Diet ot. HOTELS. YOUTHS’ SUITS! be eee a Rieas SE, uy SEaRgasenes °y | Ge eee ae FE conc a iy 7 MISS E. A. McCORMICK, FIFTEENTH AUD G STREETS, « Bove | SUES! STREBT, (#7. CLOUD See ee DS. Daily recetving all the latest Hovelties ta SUITS, ren 1 | Ci VaR Yas = wiyeeresto be OLOBED OUE AT 8 BACRIFION, ee ees . ©20 012 Beret, Orpeotes Patent Oiies, ae rt" a STRAUS. 2 fine stock of LADIBY BOOTS LADIES’ ALL KINDS FROM 60c. UPWARDS jeaete 1011 PRENOTL nr SRS, re WATCHES. aie SINSEP GAUZE URPEBWEAR : FROM 96 CENTS UPWARDS. _ Watehes, Es GAUZE UNDERWEAR BY ALL THB MOST CRLEBEATED MAKERS. Sans ce. canes Sewanee. ‘PARASOL AT ASTONISHING PRICES, ae