Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1877, Page 4

Weather Indications To-day. FICE OF CHIPY SIGNAL OFFICER, = WASHINGTON, June 23, 117. For the lower lake region and the middle atian states, falling barometer, variable wird ifting to southeasterly, aud warmer, clear or partly cloudy wea LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. From J.C. Parker we have the New York Papers in advance of the mails r. Edward Droop, of the firm of Meize- rott & Co., returned yesterday from a trip to Germany. There will be a grand display of fireworks and a natioral salute at Piney Point on the th of July Miss Nellie Cummens, leading lady PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUS- TEES Eleet: of Teachers_John E. son, Beimatased im the Fourth Das. A meeting of the Board of Public School Trustees was held last evening—Mr. Curtis im the chair and Mr. J. H. Brooks secretary. | The resignation of C. F. Stanley, assistant | in second district grammar; Misses Alice E. Cooksey, secondary 12, and Maria I. Marsh, primary §, first district, were accepted. Ap- Pplieations from the followl for teacher- ships were referred: Carrie A. Brown, Sarah J. Oliphant, Cynthia D. Rock well, A.B. Ham- breys, Anna L. Smallwood. John M. whe, Anna R. Over, and Anna Saunders, of the District; Joshua A. Hill, Hartford, Copn.; Samuel V. Redifer, of York, Pa; Waldemar Mahmene, of St. Louis, and Frank P. Shepherd, of Dover, N. H. pope Was received pm f Na zens of Georgetown, setting fo. Mary McKenny, of Primary school No. 4, Georgetown, failed toreceive a diploma as an efficient teacher, and asking investi- at the National Theater last season, goes with Lawrence Barrett in the same capacity. E. L. White, who received the gold medal for declamation, at the commencement exer- ises of the Emerson Institute, is the son of George H. B. White, of the National Metro- politan Bank of th's city. Eulogies on the life and character of the late Prof. George W. Mitchel! will be deliv ered at the Bethiekem Baptist Church, Hills- dale. at 3 p.m. to-morrow, by Prof. Otu, J. Hi. Cook, ©. SB. Wall, and others. A meeting of pastors and laymen of the Various charches is set for next Monday afternoon at the call of the Y. M. C. A. com- mittee to take action =s to a proposed visit of = Evangelist Moody to this city next Winter. Monsignore Chatard, president of the American College at Rome, will address the gyrase at Rock Hill College, Ellicott City, id., at the commemcement on Tuesda: morning next. The § 30 train from this city connects. ‘There will be a grand festival and prome- nade concert at Marini’s ball, Monday even- Ing, for the benefit of the Georgetown Col- lege Boat Club. The entertainment is under the patronage of some of the moxt prominent Jadies and gentlemen of the city, and will donbtiess be a great success. Charles Mor.imore, a boatman on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, paid $5 into the treasury he Police Court, Thursday, for ity on the tow path, and the Ale: orderly crowd” at lath street and Pennsylvania avenue, on Tuesday night, published in Wednesday's Stax, in which affray Officer David Dunni- fan was i red by the mob of roughs, one of whom was permitted to hold possession of that officers baton until he arrived at the sta- tion house, the name of Officer Shea was in- advertently used. Officer Shea took no pari that affair, as he was with the re- Nor lot in as ‘ n hou ———_—— Excersions, Pienics, &e. Point Le UT. ‘harlotte Vander- H x Poiat. Mar-halt’s ek this even- Moseley w: || bave at so'clock thia eve ning for Piney Point, Fort Monroe, Norfolk, and the Capes. returning Motday morning. Porxt Lookovt—The Sue leaves at 8 O'clock this evening for Marshali’s and Point Lookout. See adv't. Lapy oF THEL4K®.—This popularsteamer Will make a trip forty-five mile down the Fiver to-morrow afternoof, leaving at 3:30 O'clock. touching at Glymont. Fare 50 cents. THE Cock ane Crry.—The second Sunday excursion o/ the new barge Cockade City will be given to-morrow afternoon. The boat will leave the 7th-street wharf at 3 o'clock p. m., and wtil remain four hours on the water. MATTANO.—The Mattano will give an excursion twenty-five miles down the river to-morrow afternoon, starting at 3:30 o’cloek and returning at 9:30 p.m. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. The Sovereigns of Industry will give a moonlight exeursion Monda; —— ‘5th instant, on the Cockade vt. City. Har reR's FERRY.—There will be an ex- eursion to Harper's Ferry Wednesday, 7th instant, at $5 a. m. MARSHALL HALL.—The Centennial Ma- Bonic tones will give an excursion to Mar- shal! Hall Monday, 25th instant. The Mary ‘Washington will make two trips, at 9:50 a. @m. and 5:30 p. m. THE CALEDONIA CiUR will give their fourth excursion to Marshall Hall on Thurs- day, 2th instant. See adv’t. THE RoARD OF HEALTH met last night. Dr. Verdi in the chair, aud a communic: tion was ordered to be sent to the District Commissioners, notifying them of the fikhy fondit'on of the Georgetown market house. The report of Health Officer Keene for the Past wees showed nuisances abated, 51; Causes of death investigated, 12; pecuniary conditions investigated, s; burials at public ¥xpeuse, s: dead animals removed, 155, ete. ‘The wooden structure and premises on Vir. gipia avenue, between 2d and xi streets fouthwest. wes condemnd as a nuisance. ‘The report of the regisiar of vital statistics for the month of May was read, showing a total mortality of 27. During the month 15 occurred from scarlet fever, all white | ange « from typhoid fever,7 from whoop- ing covgh, 6 phthisis pu'monalis, 9 aj plexy, 15 infantile convulsions, 2+ pneumo- nia, Bright's disease. 9 senile debility. The Z©ortality was * more than the correspond. ‘ing month of last year, or at the rate of 21.525 per 1,000 perannum. Decrease of the Population by deaths over births was 13, or @ Fate of ri.0¢perannum. Rate of the ity of the white population was 36.060 per LO per annum, while the mortal. per: pe during the month was 300—white, EE color a te ot Scorease ot th e i C northeast; $100. W. North, repair a two- story frame dwelling on R sireet, between 19th and 2b northwest: R. A. Gold & Bro., erect a frame Oshhouse, Briscoe wharf, {cot of 10th street; $1: southwest, £1,200, two-story brick dwelling on Maryland ave- nue, between Mth and 15th streets northeast; #10. Jobn Noonan, a two-story brick sta: bie on H street, between 2ith and 25th - west, ¢%0. J.H. Byran, add stories to two two-story brick dwellings on H street, be- tween 20th and 2Ist northwest; $1,200. John Noonen, construct bathroom to a frame dwelling on Zith street, between L and M Porthwest; #200. John Noonan, construc: tool house on Virginia avenue and H street Rorthwest; +5 ——_.—___ MESSRS. STOTT & CROMWELL, the enter- sing wholesale druggists, have recently ken possession of their new and hantsome Store at No. i-0 Pennsylvania avenue, where they continue to do a large share of the trade in ir line. They are high-toned honorable gentiemen, and it is a pleasure todo business With them. They handle (among otber pit- ent medicines) in large quantities Durang’s Rbeumatic Remedy and Lodilles’ Headache Specific, manufactured by Messrs. Helphen. stein & Bentley. of the Ebbitt House rug re, one @ positive cure for rheumatism, the other for headache. They are sold in every first-class drog store in Washington and Georgetewn. @ remedy is sold all nadas. t over the United States and Cai THE ALEXANDRIA PRESBYTERIAN Cuvrch TRoubLE.—The Presbytery of the Chesapeake, after a session lasting all yes. james | and last night, in Alexandria, de- ¢lared that there was ‘nothing tm tT the character of Rev. Wm. Dinwiddie as a Christian man and minister, and expressing mpathy with him in his trials. Elder = msay and Witmer were req to Te- gD. ———_o—____ A MAN DANGEROUSLY INJURED IN A Picut.— Yesterday @ fight took ee between Stephen Allen and Archie illiams on N street, at the corner of O street alley. Ane wae Conpuonty wound- ed and was carried intoa drug store where Se Dowees 2 = and home tee. 1 iv poli THE old and house of Wm. BR. ‘WUl commence M: Instant, to sell their entire stock gost for cash. This should be good ‘the citizens Of Washington. as the well es. tablished reputation of the hcuse will insure that they mean what they say—Adrt. —_—_e S: Struck wy Lie: TRG. — Dari: the thunder storm on Thursday evening, cht. ning int the Ne — ae James Filling, mear wood, in two places, tering itsoastoletin a deluge of water. "Ni was injured. — A CHILD NEARLY KILLED BY A Dog — Yesterday a son of Mr. |. Bean, about 13 ; Was severely bitten it the legs, Im aeritieal condition from (he efieess. aRe dog was killed. ailterwards Williams -es tablished goods ley, T13 Markel sree, the 25. goods at Bews to gation, and, if need be, a new examination, expressing the greatest confidence in her ability as ateacher. Referred to committee on teachers. A resolution was adopted that all appoint- ments of teachers for the school year begin- —_ July 1, 1577, shall be made subject to such readjustment as to salaries as shal! be deemed necessary or expedient to be made. The committee on teachers le @ report recommending: ist. That the term of the teachers in the eighth grade, girls schools, be limited to two years, and at the end of that time those who do not enter the ad- vaneed grammar school are to be graduated. <d. That the term in the advanced grammar be limited to one year, and those who do not enter the normal schoo! shall then graduate. 3d. That certain pupils recommended by Miss Lane, of the advanced grammar, to the number of fifleen be permitted to return the next year, but u the understanding that there shai be no return hereatver, 4th. Toat the advanced grammar school be composed of the fifteen returning — and sach candidates as bave attained seventy per cent. in their examinations, and such others recommended by their respective teachers for re-examination, and who shall success- fully pass examination. 5th. That an as. sistant be appointed in the advanced grain- mar school of the grade of intermediate. fth. That the law giving preference to gra: uates of the normal schools for teachet That Lucilia normal schoo! nd Miss Mary A. Scott assistant in the advanced grammar school. After some debate, that portion of the re- port declaring that the law giving preference to graduates of the normal school for teach- ers’ positions applied to sub-assistants in the female grammar schools was rejected—yeas, Messrs. Brooks, Dyer, Hovey, Moflat, Pack. ard and Rey burr ays 9. The balance of the report was adopted. Election of Teachers. The following were nominated as teachers: St DISTRICT. —Amara C. Panui, Fanuie # BB. hel J Day 7) schovls Addie H. Folter, M- I. Mor geo. 8 or: ow Clark. HLT a , “ re Hennig, Eftie Kod ary J Sampson, Alice Simpson, Loniea M. Bishoo, C. A. Heil vgs ori, Mary McAcdle, Mary 8. Shields Primary scheole—Mary W. ‘Burchard. Flora B. ‘gin, Cora Stutzman, Susie A. Mockabeo, EA. . T.C Roeser, Theresa A. McGill, Ems Datton.’L. x. Lazenby, Mary L SECOND DISTRICT. Supervising principal, Nathanial P. Gage: assist- att grammar school. No. 1. Biled;) Principal grammar school, No. 2, Mary B. Kowe; sub-aesistant, grammar echool, Mo. 2, Mary Siow: ar t Intermediate schools—Jnlia A. Brown, Emily V. Billing, M Tait, Emiy Myers, 8. Soha Thomson, Metella Kin; te E. Brown, Alice L «rn, Emm ra (. Baker, Emily Ro- line .Mary best. J ‘ Prather. Virgini gare: ©. Walsh Fmma F. Quinlan, Mar Walker Marian J. M Mary KR. Evans, Mary K. Garst, Fuora Jatharine F. y schools—Jalia T. Murray, Floreace i, Kanel une (Weight B. M jt Dyer, Susan irginia Bo ” san B. Porter, Inez rich, Macy (. Jones, Klizaboth 3. "Niel A. Pelton, Clara J. Lesh, Le Galvi v. Skippon. Anna L. tarzent, Emina L. Wil n, Olivia Hambly, Saiah 3. 3 TUIKD pistRicT. Supervising prineipal. Che.les F teacrer f mar erhoot N» 1, BE t@ achecls—Victoria L. Nourse, Lucy Mary G. Kelly, Bannah P. Joho: Mary Aukwara. Sympbro Tho. Young, A. Mirick. Abert. ‘Seccndary schools—Mar; Armistead, Mary EK. Little, Amelia J. Rowland, Mary Marthe E. Arm teat, Catharine A. Dulin, Kina a J Wo dard. Mary B. Van Boran, Mary b. Pack ard, Tea A. Lord, Blla@. Kel y, Lizzis MS: ereer. Primary schcols- ‘Mary Sanderson, Florenes Hin- ‘on. Martha J. McCatcheon, Maria. Love, Sar. E. Mereaith. Mary E. Kealey, Sarah J Kealey, Maria V. McCathran. Annie’ Beers, "Neitic M. 3 roes. Kyelyn M.'Van Doran, k. Mage EF Eliza M. Atken. Mary A. Dodge. Annie W, Eve'y. FOURTH DISTRICT. grammar atd supervisirg principal, John 2; arsistent mal- grammar, Isaac F: principal of female grapinar schol, Mary ertin. Intermediate echo0ls—Bila Dunn, Sarah ©. Wise, Mary A. Lee. Annie Van Hora. Elizabeth J. Biley, Susan A Lengley. Clara L. Wirvon. Secondary schools—Victoria V. Trook, Mary A. Bowen, Rechael A. Garrett. Harriet L. Davis, eB. Davis, Janie P_ McCauley, Adela B Gray: |, Anpie M. Whitemore and Mart! heele—Margaret E. Garrett, Catharine Heltiday, Sarah Duin, Mary Halliday. Annio L. Mcintyre, » Mary Moran. Saran H. Allon, Sophie J, Allen. Hanuab M. Taaueil, Macy Law Annie M. Adams Firtl STRICT. Supervirir ¢ princi F. Janney; principal of grammar schoel Bo. . 1, Laura A. . Inte: mediate schools—Mary J. Bates and Mary B. T ndsry schoole—Klizabeth Badmun, Florencs van. Laura ¥. Blundon, Emma L. Godey, Kate E. Litile and M. Josephine @cod. Primary schocls—Alice E. Craig. Emme J.¥. Apgelica T. Houghton, Mary Bo McK H Biunden, Kate Rey burn, Kate A. Alwil SIXTH Disthict. gel | A E Obappl! prizcipal + Mivchell: 5-3. W. 6. <3F:6—3, i bieg: Fok Suits B. Yon janiora J Brown, Fil é 308 wina Mire k Jorn Mt i Nabe: 13— Smith acting, Emma J. Tar: tor aub-as-intant: 14-6, James H. pal. Annie M. Briggs assistant; principal, C A Lee, K. White Rachel J. Steile assistauts; 16-7 prioctpa!, KE. B. Boseman' arsistaat: 17-7, H. etzewery priccipal, F.E. Hall, Emma’ Patter- son and Bias jawin axsictants, 8—7, Peter 8, Leesh principal. Fairiny assistant acting.) COLORED scuooLs, iterson principal high nee nt principal: (. KE. ville, KD. Barrier, E F_A. Martin, (A A.B the sub-board Brown asked why present mi by the sub-board in the case of teachers, and if Mr.T. was acceptable to them and they fd regard thems as the exponents of they should regard them as she exponents oi the views of the its of South Washing- ton and confirm ination. | Mr. J. 8. Brown said that theonly god } mode of obtaining the sentiments of the people on that subject was bysen?'ng a com- mittee to the parents of the children and ob- | taining their views. Mr. W. H. Browne said So penne would be on the sub-board,and he would , lace it there and vote for the confirmation. le had known Mr. Thompson for several | years, ard when the charges were last year and he was denounced in such terms he could a 7 Uaat it was John E. Thom, who was thus charged. | Mr. Dyer said that he had never douhted but that the sentiment of the le of South Washington was in favor of Mr. Thompson, aud be believed thatthe sub-board of the fourth district, representing a3 they did those citizens, had done right in making the nom- ination, but he had fally made up his mind on the subject, and he could not conscien- | ously vote for Mr. Thompson. Mr. Lioyd again urged that the citizens knew Mr. Thom; best. and they desired | his return, feeling assured thathe will be a success, and the wishes of the people should be respected. | Mr. J. 8. Brown asked:—Do you conscien- tiously believe that the schools of the fourth _ district have not been as well conducted this | year as during the preceding year? | Mr. Lloyd answered that he did so, consci« | entiously. He respected Mr. Springer as gentleman, but thought that Mr. Thompson was the best man for the place. | Mr. Curtis regretted that this subject should again come beforethe board,and thought the sub-board of the fourth district were asking too much—asking the board to stulticy them- selves. He urged that action be deferred, re- marking that he had given his promise to certain parties that should new nominations be made action would be deferred until the reorganization. Mr. Hovey said that he did not suppose that any member of the board would hesitate to yote, and as for himself he was ready, but he was just as wil: that the new rd should pass upon the question. Mr. Curtis again urgei that action be de- ferred, saying he had given his promise that the subject should go over, and it applied to all new nominations. Mr. Lioyd.— When a maiority of the board may favor bis election? Mr. Curtis said that the gentleman would be satisied If he knew what lad transpired, but he was not at liberty to state fully. S. Brown withdrew his resolution, . Hovey renewed it, with an amend- nent, deferring action to the July meeting. Mr. Lioyd called fora vote on the resola- » and it was lost. J. 8. Brown, Brooks, Curtis, Dy . Ho- yey, Packard and Smith. "Nays S—Messrs. W.'H. Browne, Brook, Ferguson, Lloyd, Moffatt, Cary, Reyburn and White. Thenomination of Mr. Thompson was con- firmed. Yeas—W. H. Browne, P. L. Brooke, J. H. Ferguson: Benj. F. Lioya, F. W. Mo’ fat, C. B. Smith, Cary, Reyburn, White: —J. 8. Brown, Jolin H. Brooks, W. W. | *. French, Chas. Mr. Curtis, the chairman, said: The nomi- nation of Mr. John E. Thompson is con- tired, and I sincerely hope that the people of the fourth district will invite us to their Jollifieation, ‘The entire list was then confirmed. | A resolution was adopted transferring Miss | Allce V. Skippon from the second tothe first, and Miss Mary L. Woodworth from the first to the sceond distri | Mrs. Susan E. Fuller was confirmed as teacher of drawing, and’ Miss Anna M. Wil- | £00 as assistant; Professors Joseph H. Dan- | jel, H. Augustus Pond, Mrs. Laura Lee Da- | om, Mrs. Anna J. King, as teachers of music. A resolution was adopted requesting the creditors of the board to present their June | bills before next Tuesday. j Mr. Brown asked that the roll of honorof | Miss Biliings’ intermediate school, (second | district) be amended: by inserting the name of Lucy Bunce. omitted by a clerical error. | eee THE Lonisiana State Lottery Company, ‘hose advertisement will be found In our | eae to-day, is an institution regularly in- corporated by the legislature of the state for | educational and charitable purposes, in the | year 1868. The fact that Generals Beaure- gard and Jubal Early superintend the draw | Ings, should be a satisfactory guarantee of the fairness and good conduct of the man- agement.— Advi. eg nee FEARFUL ASSAULT ON AN AGED Cov- PLF.—Last Thursday night three ruffians went to the farm of a Mr. Wm. Baker, at Glendale, Md., on the B. & P. R. R., and eom- Muitted a verrible assault on him and h's wife. The would-be assassins—one Kagle and his two sons—are still at large. Mr. and Mrs. Baker are in a critical condition, their age mak tng their injuries more serious. —-——_ B. & O.R. R—On ant after Sunday, 24th inst., passengers for New York and Phila. Gelpbia will leave the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot at 10 p. m., instead of 10:15 P- m., &8 DOW, ——— No HumMBvG —Thalt Wolford & Shilberg are making great sacrifices by selling all of thelr goods at one-half their present value, in order to pay their debis. A call to their Store will suffice. See advertisement. t —_ LAWNS, bunting, black grenadines in lain, striped aud ‘plaid; new dress goods, Beautlint Ince stripe white Ss, new para- sols, black cashmeres, black alpacas, black silk, at Carter's, 767 Market Space. t jo Feeney READ the advertisement of C. M. Towson &Co., dry goods from auction, Hamburg edging, cheap black alpacas, re, ligh cassimeres for men’s and boys’ wear.—Advtt ——_-—_— WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL LODGE Ex. S10N.—Two trips, Monday, June 25th, to Marshall Hall. Sieamer Mary Washington leaves at 9:30 a. m. and 5:30 p. m. Easy FEET—Dr. White, opposite Wil- lard’s.— Advt, ——s—__ THE COURTS. Potice Court—Judge Snell. Yesterday, after our report closed, James A. Dun- nington, sergeant of police, was charged with as- sault and battery on Jobn Shea. This ocearred on she 25th of May, when the officer had occasion to ar- rest Shea for ab assanlt. Shes had been drinking and mace resistauce to the officer. Several wituosses were heard for the eution, among them Dr. Poulton. who dri Bhe ounds on his head He testified that « savall a1 ‘Was sovered on the ead by the blows inflicted. Ofiicars Bryan aad Marxwood and others testified for defence, after which the coart remasked that the assault was inka man and upjust fisble. aa the priconer had veon dis. ni armed. and ed him #59 and costs. An appeal wes taken. To DAY. Mary EB. ssett was sent down for vagrancy Annie Worth! the county; 88. pgtou. disorderly f Benjsmin Johnson, loud: $5 ‘oline Smit orderly ineounty; #5, Wm, Hi Lee, cur the etreet, Joc! B Meem, tudeceat expe 85 Richa ay. profane; Daniel Tous Mahomed Dean 'Con, swearing i 5 26. " stgerts: $8. Samuel B. Wells, casting ra’ want fot; @5. HH. Alexander, ‘Protan Charles Henter, sume; $5. £ san $5. Archie Vou Mo ‘colo tery on Margaret Von Mote Pass at cs T ibree monthe. 6 or &ix months in stated that he heid a1 man for another, @ much w present would withbold it. tt rse Ce. 1 Robert Bu: atiery on Sandy Ben jamin, boch red; $5, fe Htanthe, charged with # iting ram without L John Deeton Nie eemult on jin jail wad costs or thirty day assault and b tow alters cry rew Butler. threate against Au $900 bends to cep the peace or six months “Also, threats to Sachol Hi C9 bonds to keep the peace or sx months in Z m H Lee, aesrult on Henrietta cas, pleaded, guilty; $5, Louis Bice. thi to Herman Alexarder; personal bonds. “Herman Fisher, threats to Hyrman Alexgn- der; continued for a hearing under sonts. Zacta- ciah Wheat was called to suswer toa re of as- sauit and battery, but did not respond. end an at- tachment was ordered to be served to bring him igto court. GEORGETOWN. Lie x aac friends of the Rev. 8. D. Howe, of West Street Presbyterian Church, will learn with pleasure that Han- Sion, cout oa ie soe te dapee at ment * “Doctor of Divinity.” ACCIDENT IN THE CounTy.—A little of Mr. Isaac Shoemaker, of Ten- about 10 years old, passed bis ‘Siaces, below the For Sar—A fine country residence, with choice surroundings, etc, Ehis y meaze that the cccupant wi tans ; because @ rest- ert Sek il indice blood p ison. tisielycourteractea by the past adaietats ane of Dr Bull's Blood Mixture. pits AND FISTULA. Dr. B. D. SHRADE: northwest, teu Flucls Pos aurea CITY ITEMS. Doctor HaRTLEY’s remedy for ca- tarrh, price only $i per boitie, dissipates and drives away forever offensive breath, disa- greeable discharges from the head; relieves you of hawking and rasping the throat; cures affections of the throat, asthma; removes ob- Structions of the nasal passages, headache, pains In the face and ears. A cheerful dispo- sition is at once restored, and nervous a! Uons depart by the use of one bottle. Sold at principal depot, wholesaleand retail, 723 10th s.w.; W. R. Stone, 7th and O streets; A. J. DeMoll & Son, 8th and E sts. 8.e., and all respectable druggistx. Hartley's great remedy for catarrh, price 81. —— THE PUREST CREAM TARTAR made from grape acid enters into Dooley’s Yeast Powder. with all the other components. The result is that the most satisfactory results are at- tained by the use ofa smaller quantity of lJeaven and flour. Families that try it say £0. ——_.—___ For Low Estimates on Plumbing, Gas | and Steam Fitting, and guaranteed work, callon Hamilton, Y. M. C. A. Building. t,82; Doors AND WINDOW SCREENS. All kinds at Hamilton’s, Y. M.C. A. Building. t, DeSatoo acon Fresh Supplies Received This Week. M nd Boys’ Felt and Straw Hats; en Silk, Alpaca and Gingham Umbrellas; Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Traveling Trunks; Gentlemen's White & Fancy Percale Shirts; Silk, Summer Merino & Gauze Underwear; Pereale and White Scoteh Cambrie Ties; Gent's Hosiery, Collars, Hdkfs., Gloves; Allof excellent quality, neatstyles, and at Moderate prices, at Lewis’, Hatter and Gen- Hemen’s Outfilter, 920 7th ‘street, between I and K. 2 a EARTH CLOSETS, best in use, at Hamil- ton’s, Y. M. C. A. Building, ‘9th and D streets. £,8,25 —— HEANQUARTERS for bird cages, prepared gravel. bird food, bird tonic, iastraction ks for treatment of birds, &c. Hamilton's, Y. M. C. A. Building. ts Te Ladies and Gentle We wish to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scouring and Dyeing Establish- ment, No. 906 G street, near 9th street. By promptly adopting the latest improvementa, ‘whether of American or European invention, he is enabled todo his work in a mauner not to be equaled by those not possessing these facilities. His cleansing and dyeing dies and Gent’s Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his’ superior work. Give bim a call—906 @ street. Punctuality guaranteed. ——_.—___ LARGEST VARIETY and cheapest Gas-Fix- ture house in Washington. Hamilton's, Y. M.C. A. Building. t Best and cheapest street_hose inthe mar- ket, at Hamilton's, Y. M. C. A. Building. 18,25 THE MOST POWERFUL known antidote to every species of malaria is Hostetier’s Stom- ach Litters, a pure betanical medicine, in which the finest antiseptics, touies, altera~ tives and stimulants of the vegetable King- dom are skillfully and effectively com- bined. coke ——_~—___ Lawn pea fountains and vases at Hamiitor AMUSEMENTS. G RAND FESTIVAL anp PROMENADE CONCEBT, MARINI'S HAUL, MONDAY EVENING, Jk 25, at 6 p.m, ‘n Aid of the ..GRORGETOWN COLLEGE BOAT CLU Grder the patronage of Mra. Admiral ands. Mra, ra. Russ Ray, Mrs. Joseph Red- ‘ai Paul, Mrs. 'Jndgo Key, Mes. -Linthicnm, Mee: M. 8. Ww oggemnn. Miss Edes, Gon KT. Merrick, Mr’ W cent, Gen! J.-D. Mr. GeorgeS Kiges. Mr- Walter 8. Cox, BN’ Bepjamin, Dr. Vasil Norris. Tickets. 34 Dancing. “Music by Douch’s Orchestra. 3022-38 GRAND, DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS ¥ AND NATIONAL BALUTE, JULY At, at PINEY POINT, Mo. jetlw* A. J. SWEISER, Proprictor, (TT BEATER COMIQUE, Iith Street, BELOW PENSYLVANIA AVENUE. OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. PERFORMANCE RVERY NIGHT. Matinee for Ladies and Children EVEKY WED NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. A. Building. ge Variety, Drama, Burlesque and Comedy. nov22.ly 75 ON EXHIBIT:ON IG 626 inv tone 3926 EB &r AT E 8r. MARMKRITER'S, FREE Ane ALLE RY ANI STORE, Vo. BE Sire € ice Oil Paint! £ }» Kugray Chromos, &- ro. largest stock of Pa) @, Window Boades, Pictores, Framer, Bi ture Cords and Tas- tele. Rirgs, Natle, &c., in the District. Be TenMs Casn BF Please ¢ member Name and Nam iylly EMEMBER JUSTH'’S OLD STAND. R He pays fir Second hand Clothing. Boot Bhoer, 4c. at “fair (cash) prices,” ashe alwi has, at 619. D street. between 6th and 7th streets nw. Note by mail promp'l; GEORGETOWN ADVERMW’T FORT Y-SIX YEARS ESTABLISHED. W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING ESTABLISHM Office, 49 Jefferson Street, GEORGETOWN, D. c. Work sent for and delivered to any place in the city. Received aud returned (by mail or express) from and toany place in the country. Send ne yonr orders. HE BIG “T” STORE. fo. _octi8-tr my? tr ts No. Bridge Street. FINE TEAS and COFFEES. ietors of the Ophelia Sex ars mar6-tr LADIES’ GOODS. A? cost? AT COST We aro offering our entire stock of MILLINEBY, FANCY GOODS, &c., at cost for cash only ‘until July 8th, in order to make room for im- provement in our salesroom. Lo: k at our reduced pote ia Kid Gloves: ‘a 3 ‘Buttons Kid Gloves soneneen 1 78 Moncgram 2. ———— o s No Goods charged except at regular pric: MRS. M. J. HUNT, 28 wr Nos. 621 and 623 D Street, JUST RECEIVED, NEW INVOICE oF FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, FANCY and OS- ou PERTH ERS, BIBBOWS SILKS O&NA MENTS, &c., which were bon, Bae Pasha cutie Vice Wacert HES, ct'and below costs & ke. cost, to reduce stoc! MRS, J. P. PALMER, _ ield-tr_1107 ¥ street; between 11th aud 12th ate, 719 arcost: arcosrn 719 stock of et THB “tatket Bpace, corner Ss sree. Cau EABLY AND SECURE Rez STC ae ema ASS, OF FABOY AND MIBLINERY ‘Trimmings, and ae Davis, 719 Market Bpace, corner 8th street, BGAINS, at Bapavis’, B. NN, RoBRUa Wh Ant Beaute tr Cor? fe goods a babe oF exchanged: Jell-de vn Diane nat alt Us to viclake chase rales, Mss ELLIS finds it necessary to state thet she is —— for the character of Hietcalone hor orderashod lot omy M. Wituian “ Hae just received a large invoice of READY MADE DRESSES, MANTILLAS, UNDERGARMENTS, ABTIOLE DE Pagts, MILLINERY GOODS IN GENERAL, Aid 2 Rogeend other NOVELTIRG, wach will be 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUS. ‘Tite Trovies, Peis, Bee CLOTHING. BARGAINS IN Spring and Summer Clothing. BARGAIBS, “4 BARGAINS, 3 BARGAINS, te BARGAINS, BARGAINS, s ee b4 20 7 BARGAINS. 18 AEGAINS, 3 | BARGAINS, 19 | oo 30 BARGAINS, oo oo BARGAINS, oo oo BARGAINS, oo BAEGAINS, bo BARGAINS, ¢ 00 BARGAINS, Cassimere Pan Cassi BABGAIBS, Whit BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS, oo Boys’ Suita 400 BARGAINS, Boys’ Stites we BOO Alpaca and Berge Coats, from $1.50 t0 $3. ® complete assortment, Dusters, €1, S150, $2. Office Coate, immerse quantities, 50 cts. apicce. | A. STRAUS, IOLL Pewneyivasia AvENvR, je22-tr Between Tenth and Eleventh ste, | Three Good Reasons | FOR BUYING CLOTHING Now. | Reason First, | Onr stock is now full ana complete and eleg: Secorted, Comprising all the new designs in plan fancy Cassimere Suitings and er fabrics for n garments. If you defer buying you may not Sind 80 FINE A SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM. TWO DOLLARS IN CLOTHING For ONE DOLLAR IN MONEY. Reason Second. ‘The demand for Clothing the present season prov- ing to be much below the usual average, we find our- selves with @ tremendous overstock ‘ich must necessarily be sold off at once, and to '«ffsct this 29 regard wil be had for the sctual cost or value of the goods offered. So that by buying now you can get TWO DOLLARS IN CLOTHING FoR ONE DOLLAR IN MONEY. Reason Third. ‘The season is uow at ite he'ght, and if you do not buy at once you caunot have the satisfaction of dts Playing your ne for the whole season; besides, sakes nd 7 ‘we will only cffer the present advant FORA VERY SHORT TIME. TWO DOLLARS IN CLOTHING FoR ONE DOLLAR IN MONEY, aT MABLE BROTHERs, FINE TAILORS AXD CLOTHIERS, jeth-tr Corner Seven'h and D streets. New Goods FOR SUMMER JUST IN. Blue Fianoel Seite, x ilemen Brown Linen Goat for sitar rown Linen Pan and Veets. Greole Check Linen Suits, ef vce quality. Drap D'Bte, French and German. in ine Alpaca Sacks.) : Fi Linen Dusters, orig Einen Gute for ested geen Good Gauze Shirts from 0 centa upward, FOR ORDERS: Corduroy, Fustian and Velveteo2. Water-proof Colored Bucks, Orange, Drab and Blue Seersucker, Fine Linens, white and colored. Drap D’Bte, French and German. , French fergs, imported for the use of the Sisters of harit Beal Cheviot Suitings. 87 Orders Filled Promptly. BF One Price Only. GEORGE C. HENNING, sear 410 Seventh Street A Special Inducement. In order to rapidly dispose of Goods WHICH WE WAVE ONLY IN SINGLE PATTEENS, we have made a great reduction ip the prices of SUITS AND PARTALOONS TO ORDER. Among these Goods there are many fine makes of French and English manufacture, which we shall dispose of AT LESS than Domestic Goods are sold for. THE FIT OF EAOH GARMEBT IS GUARANTEED, and the prices are fully 20 PER CRNT. LESS THAN THE SAME GOODS ARE 60LD FOR ELSE- WHERE. We tnvite an examination of our stock and prices. £AILORING DEPARTMENT: A. SAKS & CO., TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, jet-te See Yaar SPREE, ase tol oy 966 ere ee, SUMMER RESORTS. | SHLAND | BOW open ly reduced fcnse or address Br. nor: h léth street. Pi COAL AND Woop. HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY. NJ, Coan for reception of guests st rave For terms f SSENPLU delpbia. a Bev aniaeegs E HOUSE. LOUDOUN 00... VA, Cont alping 28 large and airy rooms, forty miles from and Alexaa Washington town. Takeo Minera! Terms $25 per month. xa SHEN s AN Fy boalt! these Springs. Daily mai reons sojourning two months, ment of DO. hand recreati ik prin 1234 fh etrect 450% Louisiana aveune. JOS. M. PATTON. AH ALUM SPRINGS, SHE- NANDOAH COUNTY, Va.—Persons, 2B should visit mountain air; ne range |. R. Right miles from sation, over fine country roads. Livery stable at hovel, "00 tO guests. Spectel race s 'S ISLAND. ,, Will be open for Geeton wt JE down Terms: $30 per month. $9 rep and servants yn 1M per ice, met promptly at Piney steamers Point ané Marshall's wha) Boats for fishing and sailing free Apply tor address BJ. ADAMS & BROS | rns an Post Om. _jel8 20" Bair © abundantly served water 1B. GS.20. R Time to Apply to ay gi Ly gtheee Fivcrai die unt te pineza supplied. e bo chi Springs, T week, week, fam! dat for prome’ mountain air. T PRA’ perl. charge of monic, TERMS FOR 1577 for July and A: per menth. Thirty new rooms b je varior with fire place; 80? fest of cooked and prom ntly aling and strong mth TT & SON, yu northwest. Washington, D. © + Physicing. 5 added, vad increased accommodations for bath: he best of food 2015-13925 st GEORGE'S HOTEL, This for visit charge menth Child ew ai Vertisement Potomac steamers Jelt-im* KJ. MARSHAL $2 per day. “yn 920 pe d servants half price: Bee PINEY POINT. tout r r re aa. Proprietor time seven he 3e8 coltn JORDAN WHITE SU Case rail ur. Stephenson > De FREDERICK COUNTY, VA TyEMe— 92 per Dey, $12 50 per Month of 28 days. Children and Vanis baif-price. LPHUR © PRIN Sr miles N. BE. of Winchester, and be pi PO © Week. and and Ber $ HALL, CAPE MAY WILL OPEN JUNE 16. Round Trip Tickets from AU Prominent Points. From Baltimo: fey ashi Tickets goo 3e?-im ngton to“ re to Springs and return. until Ist November. ©. JORDAN, ViRGinia SUMMER RESORT. JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, BOCKBRBIDGE COUNTY, VA., FT. W. CAMEBON cccsccoresnwsssrenssereseoves PROPRIETOR. ‘The undersigned has leased for a term of, years this celevrated Watering Place, ana patronage of the public. It wi Shee for the reception of vistiors from x MONTH, AND $15 number in a party, solicits the be JUNB to the BOARD, $4 w sccording to the length of stay, and locat lst oTO jon of rooms. tant Parties from Washington can take the mornin train vither onthe Virginia Midland or Baltimore nd! arrive at Goshen or Mitibore, t and Ohic railroad on the Obes ternoon. wh over to the @uring the Asa pi bath Will open for guests June 234. at ‘Large grounds, simple shade POINT HOTEL, St. Mary’s County, Ma. ‘This favorite piace of resort, nearer to Was! ton and more easily reached than any Other, has been taken by the undersigned Who proposes to peak re. Me: 4 Pigeud for Circular. _my23-2m L. H. HUN Schoolry * Mounini increase its id OOLEY’S MOUNTAIN SUMMER RESORT, am » Tesident Ba attract ci Present season. iace for safe rowing, sailing, fishing, and it is anew: to keep th music and 15; per Brice, HE HYGEIA gna Old Point Situsted wihin 100 yards of Fort Mouros. Open | tiveness, Palpitation of the Heart, Head- all the year. and te! clase for office. Fifteen to twenty : steamers land daily, (except Sunday.) 180 yards the door. Sup-rior beach bathing at dour PROFESS ENRY J. ENNIS, 711 G mreet. oj Elccirician and Model perimental work @ specialty, Expert in Patout ent Office, causes. I ° IONAL. BN. FRANC WHITE, The Magretic Healer, $21 Wch street p.w_, trea s successfully the most ‘ate Chronic and Acute Divvases. Con«nlt: Ofice houre—8 te 1 a.m. and $ to 3 p.m, yolS-Lm’ posite Pat or, Ex- aelo-ly done at MAURY BT. M. TALBOTT, Dents. Removed to southeast corner 7th am northwest, Teeth inserted treet and Louisiana Avenue. PRILL! have formed w partnerehip for BILLIPS. W. HALLETT PHILLIPS. D2.2. PARSONS, DENTIST —Ofice and vexi- iracted be wepiroe sod org : Fe rt on SchvTrex cS nanos. A S) FRESCO, DECORATIVE. and OBA) MANTAL SPECIMEN Jangi-ly woo} WwW. 8. J. B. GIBBS, ve PLAIN PalnTiNe, ‘NTIST, REMOVED 10% marl-ly IPs. D® 2082, 2287: tatal ects of : tracting w: tons warranted. T. EDW. CLARE, LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, DOORS, SASH BLINDS, éc. Office, heey jeli-tr = ‘Whors, Depes ent mini, Foot of 4th street WaBSHINGTON, D.c. "J 4*-PAYERS TAKE NOTICE. COALI woop: woop' Our pri ‘on of 8.240 OM RCE Ber, Ton of 8260 Me. unt tortner no White Anh, an; Red arb Lorterry. Shane kis Lykens ¥ We ask the attention of all consumers aot Wood tan examination of tur stank We ganas Sar waervee, Soot ot Meh rect. & complete eanort onl of all sizes, the beet goalilies. Which we are constantly making aiditions BICKORY, OAK, 4nd PINE woop. We ask attention to our stock of Bake: PINE WOOD. which is the beet how otiwed ean cake ‘tp this city SAWED AND SPLIT Woon Our improved machinery cnables vs to offer Rewed and Split Wood lower than ever offered in thier Sole manufacturers of Sterheoson « PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING Woon, introducing « fire lighter in every Powtle, and for tale by all Grocers. Seventh street cars run direct tothe place. STLPUENSON & BROTHQOR, 7th Street Whart, Branch Office, 191% Pennayivania avenge north vet y CBEaP CHE? woop: oan ag Psri,gunlities of Anturacite Coal, dotivered, trom ine Wood delivered from @4 to #5 ner core. Lak Wood deliver a frm 4.80 te So 8 pore Bawed ar po LE eee Georg Cumberland € !. run of mine and lnmp. Alwayecn band at lownet Ont facilities for Dy guy in the trade. THOS W. RILEY & sow Dep * Wharf, fot rapa COKE, DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF AT THA SAME BATE THE CITY New Sct Fall load of # bushels for emailer lone rhushel, cartage @ comt= APPLY T OFFICE OF WASHINGTON GAS LIGUT COM PA 413 Wb street northwest, FUL It tre orto d raeetow “ALBEMARLE HOTEL. BBOADWA), Sra AVENUE AND 2 acing Maat n Bye ¥ s OO NERS" john - a N«& . NEW HOTEL, WASITIN .~- RIGGS HOUSE, MMER & SPOFPORD, Proprictors. First class, and com Purifics the Blood, Renovates ana Invigorates the Whole System, ITS MEDICINAL QUALITIES ARE Altecrative, Tonic, Solvent and Diu retic. VicetiNe is made exctastvely from the jalces of caretully-selected barks. roots, aud herbs, and so ttrongly dorcentra’ed that it will effectually eradi- cate from the spestem every taint of Serefal: Scrofulous Humor, Cancer. Can= cerous Humor, Erysipe Sy philitte Diseases, Can! 4 all diseases that ariee from im- ation, Inflammatory sod Chronic Rheumatism, Neuraigia, Gout, au! Spina! Complaints, can only be eifoctaally cured throwge the b For Licers and Eruptive Diseases of tho Skin, Pustules, Pimples, Blotches, Boll Tetter, Seal y Tink bas never fail For Pains in plaints, Dropsy. corrhaa, arising trom internal ulceration, an@ Uterine diseases and General Debility, Vrox- TINE acts directly apof the causes of these com- plaints. Ittnvigorates and strengthens the whole system, Sis Upon the scoretive orgens, allays ie- flammation, cures ulceration, and regulates the bowels For Catarrh, Dy: Habitual Cos- ache, Piles, Nervousness, ition Of the Nervous System, no medicine basever given such perfect satisfaction aw the VEcETINE. It purifies the blood, cleanses all of the organs, and possises @ controlling power over the nervous system _ ‘The remarkable cures effected by VecetiNe hare induced many physicians ard apothecaries whom we Know to prescribe and use it in their own families. In fact, VacrTine is the best remedy yet discor- ered ter the above diseases, and is the only reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before tho public THE BEST EVIDENCE. ‘The following letter from Bev. E. 8. Best, Pastor No person can doubt this testimony, ag there fe no doubt abo at the curative pot ETINE. Natick, Mass Mx. H.R. Stevens. weer Sir—We have good reason for regarding value, our VEGETINE « vine of the gretstes: 4 th his re cu or rally ing, tw “a beyCnd the reach of human reniedies, that even arn- putation could zi i enough to end menerd givit to the prese pas been continuously improwi He bas lately resumed his studies, thrown away W crutches and cane, and waiks about cheesfally and strong. Though there is still some ai from the opening where the lim! Janced, we have the fullest confidence that tn a little time he will be per- dozen bottles of Vror- declares that He bas taken about three ZINE, Dut lately wove ut litte, ae be is too well to Lg Eee ae. Respectfally yo! VEGETINE PREPARED BY A. BR. STEVENS, Boston, Mase. .