Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1877, Page 4

_ EVENING STAR. SATURDAY. iy 21, 1877. Weather Indications To-day. OFFicz oF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, July 21, 1877. For the middle states and New England, Tistpg barometer, and, in the interior, cooler Westerly winds and clear weather; but on the coast, southerly winds, stationary tempera- ture, partiy cloudy weather, with local rain. ee LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. . C. Parker we have the New York in advance of the mails Pireet lamps will be lighted at 11:45 p. m. m., and extinguished at b A dead infant was fonnd this morning, In the corner of 12th and M streets northwest. James Bellew sends “Lecture on Pins IX —_ the meets in amecien,” by Rey. F. E. le in pamphlet form. Tt e new United States four cent. bonds can be bad on application to Lewis Johnson & Co., who have a large stock on hand. Yesterday, Morris Dougherty was held to bail for a further hearing by United ites Commissioner Plant, charged with ing malt liquor without paying the reventts tax. Yesterday afternoon the team of Mr. Wm. Buckley ran away from the Baltimore and Potomac depot, and in trying to sop it he fell on the pavement, and was badly hurt. ‘There was an unusually large market this ng, and the country dealers were all along the sides of the Smithsonian grounds fur some distance on 7th and B streets. The Centennial Club was organized at Bajer’s hall last night, by the election of the following officers: Geo. K. Rater, president; James P. Shilling, secretary; Charles Kraft, treasurer. Two young men, Wiiliam Stulzman and George Techenor. walked from this city to Somerset, Pa, in five days last week, says the Cumberland News, which adds: They reached their destination in good dition and so well pleased with their trip, that they Propose to return in the same manner. he inquest held last evening at Roekville; Md.,on the body of Elizabeth Poole, killed Firtenlay on the Metropolitan branch of the more and Ohio railroad, exonerated the engineer and employes of the train from ail blame; as, had the de ned where she ‘ook her statio she woul ave been injured. Peter Henderson, the em turist, of r Works on ths Writtle here he Smith, of our SF Mr. Wr rking Commission. ‘The Si OUR PULICE IN READINESS FOR AN EMER- Ney. Rumors were current about the streets this Morning of a proposed strike among the em- Ployes of the ratlroads in thiscity. Ms Richards gave orders to Captain Brock to THE RAILROAD REBELLION. WAR IN BALTIMORE. Ten Men Killed and Thirteen Wounded THE STRIKERS ELSEWHERE. Atabout threeo’clock yesterday afternoon, when the news had been received in Balti- more that the strike at Cumberland threat- ened to assume @ dangerous aspect, (iov- ernor Carroll beld a consultation with the officers of the Baltimore and Ohio railroai, and from the additional information thus re- ceived he became convinced that the pres- | ence of the military at Cumberland was | necessary for the preservation of peace and | order. Upon returning to Barnum’s hotel, | the Governor sent for Gen. Herbert, brigadier general of the Ist brigade M. N. G., and after short interview with him issued an order directing the ist brigade of National Guards to proceed to Cumberland. GOV. CARROLL ISSUED HIS PROCL commanding the strikers at Cum! disperse and retire to theirrespective b The American says: When the news was re- ceived that Goy. Carroll, in view of the dis- turbances at Cumberland, bad issued a pro- clamation calling out the state militia, a strong ripple of excitement was created. Soldiers were soon seen hurrying through the s.reets to the armory of the 5th regiment, avd around that building a crowd quickly gathered. It was, however, orderly enough, and appeared to be attracted more by curi- osity than any other motive. The éth regi- ment was also ordered to be in readiness at its armory, end the men in obedieuce to this command were soon seen assembling at the rendezvous. THE WAR ALARM STRUCK. The alarm used to call ont the military Was the striking o: 151 in the City Hail and Fire Alarm Telegraph. This number does not appear on the list of alarm stations on the fire alarm cards, but is a special one used to assemble the military in case of emergency. Gov. Carroll was adverse to sounding it, fearing it would produce excite- ment, but left the matter to the discretion of Gen. Herbert, commanding the military, who decided to use it to muster the troops af the armory. The people knew wha! it meant, and it is unnecessary to say that the worst anticipations of the governor were realized. Men ard boys of all ages congregated tn front of the armories, and their ¢ actions showed that the majerity were in sympathy with the strikers, aud determined, if possibie, to prevent the ‘soldiers leaving the city for the seene of the disturbance. AS it was evident thatany unnecessary military display through the sireets of the city would ercate excitement, Gen. Herbert sent’ word the armories that the men should marci | frem their headquarters direct to Camden station. The 5th regiment, with 23 men, and the three companies of the 6th, number- ing 150 men, 5,000 rounds of ammuuition and a day's rations to be taken by the m After issuing these supplementary orders, Gen. Herbert detailea Major Bray to pro- ceed to Camden station and make the neces- sary arrangements for the transportation of direct the lieutenants of the several pre~ eincts to immediately return to their statio houses and collect every available reserve in the Distriet together and hold themselves in readiness for any orders which might be telegraphed from headquarters. Major Rich- ards dispatched @ messenger to the Balti- moreand Potomac depot to ascertair grounds, if any, existed t*- —« wnat mors. and + wre for such ru- ~c messenger reported that no aise ffection or exeitetwent was known to ex- ist in that quarter THE SITUATION AT THE B. AND 0. DEPOT THERE. All was quiet at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot in this city this morning. There was a crowd of idlers present, who specalated as to the cause of the delay of passenger trains from Baltimore and the west, and all sorts of wild rumors were afloat. The company is embarrassed some- what by a scarcity of engineers here. NO MARINES LEFT HERE LAST NIGHT for the seat of war in Baltimore, in response to the call of Gov. Carroll on the President for troops. The troops did arrive at the depot at midnight, but the order for their depar. ture Was coublermanded, and they returned to the barracks. AT THE BR. & P. DEPOT. Everything was quiet this morning at the Baltimore and Potomac depot. The trains run with regularity, and no disturbance was anticipated. Passengers who arrived on the 11:30 @ m. train reported the exeitemeat very great in Baltimore, and that lot work is ade Ucipated there to night. A WASHINGTON VICTIM OF THE BALTI- MOKE RIOTS. Thomas V. Byrne, the first man killed in Baltimore last night by te fir the mili- tary, was a former resident of Washington. He was cler sev+ rai clothing stores here: Habie’s, Saks’, and Noah Walker's. AFEAID TO GO TO BALTIMORE. A freight train from Barnesville arrived here this morning, consigned to Baltimore, with cattle. The firemen are afraid to go With it to Baltimore d the cashier of the office bere, Matthew Hale. and one of the clerks at the freight office. will fire up the engine and run out on the Metropolitan branch to Queenstown, @ cattle station about Smiles north of the city. Besides this no freighi rived aud hone been sent out ition from Gen. S. troops at Mar- tinsvorg, West Virginia, a large quantity of supplies were sent to that place this morn- ing, among them being 5,000 pounds of flour. PRECAUTIONARY. Orders were sent from the War department this morning to Fort Monroe that four bat- taries be sent from there, two to Washington and two to Fort McHenry. These orders Were issued as a precautionary measure by the government. Col. Frevch reports affairs at Martinsburg quiet. STARTLING RUMORS. A freight train arrived from Mount Claire this afu rnoon, and the engineer reports the New York train from here at 9 o’clock wait- ing at the Relay House, and states that the report when he left was curreut that two thousand strikers had possession of and had blown up the “ Blue” bridge just outside of Baltimore. nother report was that the strikers have possession of the engine-house and engines at Camden Station, Baltimore. TRAVEL DIVERTED. arly ail the passengers arriving here by 8B. & O. road this morning from the west On tke train due at 7.80, but three hours late, left for northern cities on the B. « P. road at 50 p.m., there being Do certainty that the B. & P. road could take them to Baltimore. Three trains from Maitimore by the B. & O. road overdue here: two trains from here not sent. In fact they have but two passenger engines and a very few cars here. Adams Express Company are unloading freight from the B. & (. detained trains and sending | via BH. & P. road. All the mails from the | t were sent by the same road. ON OF GOVERNMENT < BALTIMORE. » Col. Thomas’ request from Battimore for aid, Gen. Barry, at Fort , has been directed to proceed im- ‘0 Baltimore with four guns, to report to Col. Thomas, collector of the port, to protect U.S. property, and also to assist in suppressing any disorders thal arise there. A DENIAL. There is no truth in the report that the Washington Light Infantry have been called on to hold themselves in readiness. SUSPENSION OF TRAVEL OVER THE B. AND ©. ROAD. ‘The starters of trains at the B. & O. depot &re Not in possession of any orders to send passengers, either through or local, out this m. They do not know what may ensue tween now and night. The resuit is that Persons here having their families in the | country along ‘he B. & ©. road will probably bave to spend Sunday in the city. ‘All pas- sengers: m the north eame in by way of the 8. & P. railroad this morning. LAT! No arrival of trains from Bal the B. & railroad up to 12 n Baltimore via o'clock, in conse- destroyed what quence of the strikers having is known as the Blue Bridge. A freight train loaded with cattle, outside the B. & ©. depot awaiting transportation to Baltimore, was moved out to hear the eit unloaded the stock pens, andary, where they were d, at the uest of Mr. ent of the Society for the bor ‘and fe the’ troops. After receiving the necessary orders Gen. Herbert proceeded with his staif iz his carriage to Camden station. Although there wa. “Uite a crowd in front of the City Hall, as well as <2 frontof Barnum’s, when the General left, no ac. ™Stration of any kind was made, and the stax ¥@8 allowed to proceed to Camden station, BEGINNING OF TIE Tis RIOT. The armory of the 6th iment is located on the northwest corner of Fayette and Front streets, and at about 7 o’clock it was sur- rounded by a mob, numbering at least two thousand persons. crowd was continu- ally reinforced by fresh arrivals, and at half- past 7 o'clock an impenetrable mass of hu- manity extended along Front street, all the way from Baltimore to Gay on the north and south, and High and the bridge on the east and west. At about 7 o’clock, r the crowd had become numerous, a brickbat was thrown into the window of the door on Front street, leading to the armory. Four police- men were stationed at the door, but while they looked around to see who it was that had thrown the brick, a volley of stones and brickbats was hurled against the windows of the building, the demonstration being ac. | companied by shouts and hurrahs from what seemed a thousand throats. The police offi. cers then became aware of their perilous po- sition, but they stood their ground. They felt | that their small number was powerless to | resist the mob, and as to effecting any arrests among so many people, they knew it would become foolhardiness, leading to no results, and would ex, e their lives todanger. Four members of the regiment were stationed as a guard in front of the door, but as the bom- bardment of the building by bricks and stores continued, Col. Peters issued orders jeave their posts and enter the ar- y. This move,which the crowd regarded as an indication that the military was afrait to face the mob, appeared to give encour- agement tothe mob, and the storming of the armory byall sortsof missiles was renewed. The late comers of the 6th regiment fared badly indeed. Andrew J. George, the major of the regiment, was one of the latter, and as soon as his gray uniform came in sight We mob set upon him. He was knocked down, beaten, aud tL bruised about the body and head. With the aid ot a few orderly per- sons In the crowd and the policemen he suc- ceeded in reaching the armory, and his en- trance into the building was followed by a storm of stones thrown into the windows, mashing them to pieces. Q.C. Brown, the commi-tary of the regiment, who ventured out on the street to tell the guards to leave their was attacked by the crowd, Knocked down and kicked in the head. It Was as much as he could do to re-enter the ponte Lieutenant Welly attempted to make bis way thi the crowd to come to the armory. He fared no better than his comrades, being also assaulted and beaten. Four other members of the regi- ment, while making their way to the armory, were assaulted on Fayette street bridge aud driven back to their homes, the crowd not = them to to their destina- tion. eanwhile the rioting in front of the armory Was continued, the mob becoming bolderevery moment. Al! of the windows of the armory on Front street were broken by stones. Whenever a member ventured out on the street he was greeted with hisses and a volley of brickbats. BAD TEMPFR OF THE CROWD. ‘The hour of s p. m. arrived, but no member of the company was in a spirit to move. Every one felt that the temper of the crowd was euch that the appearance of military on tbe street would create a riot and end in bloodshed. Captain Lanman, of the Central police station, was sent for. He came, and after viewing the crowd, declared that no number of available policemen would be powerful enough to disperse the mob. The enforced “standstili” attitude of a few po- licemen on the ground added still greater confidence to the crowd, which became de- flant and uttered threats against the regi- Incnt if itsbould appear on the streets. At *:15 o'clock, the hour named for the march, the crowd bc came stronger and more aggres- sive, but the companies detailed for daty de- termined to face the crowd aud march to the station at all hazards. The companies thus ordered to march were Company I, Capt. William Tapper; Company FP, Captain J. Fallon, and Company B, Captain J.B. Duffy. They marched down stairs in files of twos, the passage doors being quite narrow. A GENERAL RIOT. Their appearance on the street was the Signal for a general riot. Stones and brick- bats, pieces of iron and other metal flew in all directions, and looking at the scene from. the window of the armory, it appeared as if every man and boy in the crowd had a mis- sile in bis hand which he intended throwing at the members of the regiment. The latter wavered and withdrew into the building. This action demoralized the members who were on the stairs, and a general retreat was the result. Col. Lem “ ressed , few Petia of encouragement to Company I, and they ventured out again. This was followed by another shower of stones, but the military were determined to march, and shots were fired into ee eee The orders were to fire above the the mob, so as to do as little yng 4 as possible. The crowd was informed by the ringleaders that the military fired bi cartridges, and, as a result, the rioters continued their jeers and attacks on the militia. When next Com- pany F appeared on the street the mob pur- sued the same line of attack. This company. like the one which preceded it, became dis. Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. THE PostMasTER’s Gripe ann Haxpy INDEX To PostaL Law, by James A. Hovey, of the Post Office department, and John G Judd, editor of use Post Ovice Gazette, has reached its fifth edition. LAWNS in great variety. black, brown and pink fig navy blue and black lawns: gots, huntieg, parasvis, at Carter's, arket Space. t READ the advertisement of C. M.'Towsor & Co. Hamburz edging anc ng, and their stock of dry goods for thirty days at a small profit. t RARD HovSE eatin de —By authority of Mr. Mc- Kibbin, of the Gi ¥ rard House, Philadelphia, pe ABHOUDce that the price of transient board has been reduced to §% per day. t For SALe ny U. §. MARSHAL.—Boots ShOes and slippers, at auction. this evening. Ati o'clock. Go Pair. No. xo Ta wll be sold by —— I¥ vou can’t sleep, take war, " Speke? Fy ag toes t | | Burns,a man abou | residing with hie family | street. fs | couraged, and there was a genera! scamper upstairs. Their second effort was more suc- cessful, and upon being assaulted the com. ny returned @ vigorous fire, which unfor- unately resulted in the death of a bystander and the serious wounding of a boy about fif- teen years old. Company B met with the same reception from he crowd and respond- ed in like manner. company proceeded to Camden station by way of Front and Gay streets, the captain commanding deeming it 2 Ss tO proceed - beget ery by way of Baits THE KILLED AND wouNDED. |, After the milit had left this scene of the disturbance, the police began looking arouod for the killed and wou: . On the right of the rags where the officers were standing bien gigs Eby man lying on the vement, vebead crushed and poo! Sf bigod besie bio. Ui roe it was found that it was body of Thos. Vv. it 30 years of ace, at 49 North Ga: He was standing in front of the as mory waliing to see his brother, who was a member of the iment, and if possible dis- suade him from leaving the city oa account of the te waa quis the riot had as- sumed. He was q! looking on, scan- | | | | to nize is brother.» He yas, sok CITY ITEMS. CLOTHING. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. EXCURS Trou; ¢ head, with a bullet fired by a known bread INT LOOKOUT CURSIONS.—The C. ember of Compsuy F, when the mob at-| piscuit Tolle panne ee ne Bree ae ee SPECIAL MENTION. Pe y ae el et tacked it, and died immediately. He was® eaten those ra y Dooley’s Yeast Powder. ACADEMY OF register of the 5th ward, and employed a8 This article Is made fiom the purest com. = ae 5 gee Stissburger, pounds. and so strong that little more than yictim of the fire of the military was Jas.C. Qhe,Sit of the ondinary kinds is needed. It READJUSTMENT OF VALUES ing, eggs, milk, Barner, a boy 15 years of age, residing ai 42 S/f0 Saves In four, North High’ street. He was standing on the —_.+—__—_ For state roome and farther 4 OONLIGHT EXCURSION southeast corner of Front and ette| = HaPry TripINGs for nervons sufferers, = to Steph Sire. Therect wher, 1 aad Ftreets, looking at the military,when @min- | and those who have been dosed, SiS Perea inate arene MOUNT ZION MB ORUROA, = ball struck bim in. the right thigh. pass- | and quacked. Pulvermacher's Bleotric Bete ENTIRE STOCK. STEPHENSON & BRO., Agents. gunspar’ Sur 96,107 and making an ugly flesh wound. He was.| fectually ,ctre Premature debility weak- anes, oon BOLT OLE DEE E Cara ON” matrerersiemesinne. enves Qth street wharf at 7 ps Py ee ee ee Information worth thousands, mailed free. Theepienai Biramwr MOSE- ‘ FiCRete! BO comet ym And pronounced the wound of@ very serious | }0dgess, Pulvermacher ee a PATE some lines of Goods that 1 desire to close, kiday aio + SATUBDA (j™*) Moosvient ExcunsION in Tae Manca Towanoe GoMeay kea| adicn as Sithout rogard'te fiat coa. “THF PEON | gommenctng in Westingess ; ‘ TION | We wieh to enil nitention to-A: Fischer's Here are exampier: = the members of the th were repeatedly at- Chemicai Scouring and Dyeing Estabiish- Finest si * Res only and suitable tacked by the mob, who followed them ‘rom ment, 906 G street, near 9th By own boys. for @Leach. They cost #2. leares Th the armory to Baltimore street. The milita- mptly adopting ihe latest improvements, Boys’ Woolen Suits from $2 50 up, as I des re to & DM. returving 0 time for Ty shot into the crowd e Mevein hope orate whether of American or European tnyention, | etre from the boys’ branch, and to devote my persing it, but the only result of the firing he is enabled to do his work ina manner not *tt*Rtion exclusively to gentlemen's @ad young ___ SAMUEL | was the shooting of tunocent men, some of to be equaled by those not ing these | Men's trade. HE STEAMER MARY WA Whom were standing on the pavement and facilities. His Cleansing and dyeing Ladies | Ihavereducea the prices of nearly all is making trips to Glsmont and others going home from work. On the corner | and Gent's Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in : tmtermediate landings dai y (Sande) oe Sie N of Holliday and Baltimore streets two men the city on account of his’ superior work. BUSINESS SUITS, Ry Ee ALE ppprcery -——- ; * ‘call—906 ; street ; Teturns abou Sue HOE ee ee guaranteed. G street. ality | with few exceptions, SUSDAY "EXCURSIONS Two tripe, to M The Barge COCK ADE CIT Yhas been chartered Wool is on the Rise, ernon Springs; leaving at 10 o'clock’ a. Washington Bund sidewalk shot at the company with a pistol, returning at 20 ‘clock p m. First trip fare. 40 row (Dunday, the after which a brick was Wurown in the same AMUSEMENTS Woolens are Firm. Second trip, leaving at 23) and returning at $0 cxvck 7 Exeor fired into the caw, Gonting Uortellan Man. = ae Lam dailing adding to stock Fetarn on the second trip fretof chan ose phy, a laborer at Center Market Spare, 10 HEATER COMIOUE, ith Street Sensonable Goods, CHILDREN'S TRIP—Children will be taken on the breast; Otto Manneck, residing at No. 33 BELOW PENSYLVARIA AVENUR. | Gentiemen’s Bie Fine! Suite Tickets will eativie the beldess G5 neers cents Granby street. and a fresco painter, in the teers ~ wont gn A Bee small bills cheek; ard W. Hourand, a uewsbos’, clevea OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. Black Drees Geita” ranmloons, food onty on Rarurdaya. “Childe Ssbat is ah Coats For charter apply te years old, in the forehead. The latter resides PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT. Traveling Dust eccompanied by their parents of some adult | at No. 12 Harrison street. ‘The three persons Matines fre Laites note Gunes EVERY wep- | Pechiing suit, . friend. — *__J. BRADLEY ADAMS. s-cre Pereytaken, into the Dime rouaurant, and | AESDAY end GATURDAY ABTRRMOOM. | Puauegend Fishing Suite. con be ce AT MARY WASHINOTON | “HE REST YE Hit dontatance Lowe cee eae ne enna | BIRST-CLASS 1 EVERY RESPECT. | Nest Bhitater aise ATLEE, Cork AY ase river v=comce * x board, orto G.¥. rs ™ SSAPEAKE BAY and PINEY the three expired 5 minuies after being shot. opposite the Paten: NT ont = * Pol Pat k Gill and Lewis Sinntwiteh, the former pct eee Perea and Comedy. novz-ly may15 3m poe residing corner Front and Plowman and the @0, %5 other at No.4 Albemarle street, were fatally 626) AND SALE }626 CUSTOMER DEPARTMENT byl EN, HY x iol a more » hear }e » Gi ° Apply te e being shot in the breast ‘and the iatter in tie MARKRITER'S, Well Stocked. WHHL KILLMON, Agent. P NEY POINT TRE Beal head. J. = ee avenue, FREE ae AND STORE, FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES ONLY je2-Im Sixth Street Wharf. * this VLIGHT. Pare c ie eoom- 2 years old, and cler! in his father’s store, fo. 626 Street. < apne for reun! trip. was shot in the breast and expired almost Choice Off Paintings, Kugraviugs, Ohromos,&c. | + a 5 —s od of tickets will instantly. "Mark J- Bond, No. ? Boud streets eitite; largest ftek St Paper ilang'ngs, Window HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS nae the liniied namiber are an employe of the Adams Express company, Shades, Pictures, i es poe ee | ®, Parcet|*, and also was shot inthe head on Baltimore street, 7 - —e | S7-TeRs Casi. Ba Please r: member Name and Namber. jyl-ty EMBER JUSTH" He pays for Second has a Fi ills hing 87 One Price Only in Every Department. HARMON, BOSWELL & CO., near Calvert He was taken to the drug store of Messrs. Coleman & Rogers, and after- wards sent to the Washington University Li *, aud of the commit- ya 313 EIGHTH STEEET NORTHWEST, hospital, where he diet last night. Lieut. GEORGE C. HENNING, Sinclair, of the 6th regiment, was struck in Shoes, &¢ air (cash) srices,”’ ashe always Still continne to offer extra in¢ucemen cont | A the face with a brick and shot with a pistol BS “O10, D street borweon éth and 7th stroots | _jyi3-te 410 Seventh street. fetches petal tea) | MOSDAY, A in the back of the bead, but his injaries are z mace not considered seriou. A large number of The Steamer JANE MOS = A REGULAR FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS. ot wharf et members of the 6th regiment dropped out of E : » ms. | 7 ep. m. the ranks on Baltimore street and hurried io pole Lb N ADVERM’TS. | They aro making @ specialty for the spring season | 5. ‘s sing, Pasty the central police station, where they changed J OURTH ANNUAL EXCURSION i- ae) beh par sdem i sed : RSIO Semi-Annual Occurrence. WINDOW SHADES, Same Fal © os The Attack on the 5th Hegtment. Atlan teeta rlas WIRE WINDOW 8ORRENS, morthweat name, A, OU. Wer devon THESOLDIERS STONED BY THE Mon. hse OF | RE LE. x . ont. Capt tqounes ew. At a ilitle past 7 o'clock, previous io tha | Pree et Peder oh H, | EAT CLEARING SALB. LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE, shaee “ sombtut: Gearne A ‘patina: sour ding o: 15-1 alarm, th vere not Onthe Steamer CHARL : Batons, D 7th thwest: Jam» Lackey over a jew hundred people about Camden | DEBRIL. . ; eee — : F COBNICES, DEAPERLES, ac, M Mancing. ABEE G stroct north Station. In less than ffween minutes after LA pee HICKS | Sasees eked Leek Tene Aire ota. ee _— i 87 All Work ts guaranteed, an the alarm sounded, however, the number, ni id their assortment a t Alexandria go: gandr t % Complete to select fro myli tr Ss FOR 41 as if by preconcerted action, increased to” Tickets @); children 2 ce nte 21-4t* -FRIGEBAG 4 thousands ‘They were mainly men inthetc DEE SiGe hla Our EFRIGERATORS; TEE STRERT a working clothes and with shirt sleeves rolled | F}ORTY-SIX YEARS ESTABLISHED, $22.00—FINE SUITS—$22.00 — et ae up, as if just from the shops. They were W. H. WHEATLEY’ = WATER FILTERS . frenzied aid determined in their demeanor. | Sig leo Sy aS rcs | Are Offered for The Best in Ure, Word was bsought that the 5th regiment was PREMIUM STEAM $15—FLFTEEN DOLLARS— At Factory Prices, moving to the depot. Then the crowd surgel | DYEING AND Scot ESTABLISHMENT, ach ABS-$25, GEO. WATTS & CO., R in that direction. On Eutaw street near, Once, 49 Jefferson Street, To Immediately Close out the Line. a 514 Zth street, above Penna. ave, TUESDAY. July Lombard great crowds collected on the side- | S 3 SECOND-HAND FURNITURE f Walks, and at the corners above and below. | GEORGETOWN, D.C. Sern ins hianeas asks STOVES, dc. BOUGHT, on €antime several hundred more threaten aivere BEADY SALES MUST BE MADE. = we hig! cash prices paid, at re- ne . rsong had formed into sort of skirmish | city" Receited wil tetursed (hy wel ee ere mane tse ian ES Sim FLEST EXCURSION 10 POINT LooK- Dg corps, and were harassing the militia as | from and to any place in the country, —— myl2-1y Cor. 18th and G sts..622. northwest. UCT THIS SEASON. | The Fine they moved. Near the corner of Eutaw and | “Send us sont onders, my7-tr o = “ | Steamer CHARLOTTE VANDE ; Lombard streets a volley of bricks and | —* aa a NEW YORK WINDOW SHADE HOUSE | PILT.Capiain, Hutwinis. will in sione® Was thrown into the ranks gna this | "THE BIG “T" STORE, $20-SPLENDID SUITS—ga0, eT Bone HOw ESIOES. tat nt 90 clock end every taturday that, was repeated until the soldiery resche: ! = a x returning y morning at ¢ 0 cick. corner of Prait street. The stones came ta | =. LEWES ¢.0 niga as =] fnetsecn tnguire on Seard erat W, showers, and had evidently been collected | No. 77 Bridge Street 13—$13—$13—$13-$13, sing’, BOW ih street i for the pur, Even women hurled stones | _ Our Spectaitiee—FINE TEAS and COFFEES. wailing Tinian Bae = Fi ening +, 20 Tih street A fine brass band from the windows. Captain Zollinger would | No Liquors. Proprietors of the Ophelia Secar, To at Once Dispose of the Lot. EGETINE FAMILY BECUKSIONS not fire, but was cool and determined. Tne | 6’ is Ca maré-tr imi ery Monday and Fricay nights. Leaving 7th- ca, etait Ga terribve valine ol aie: POSITIVE BEDUCTIONS, PEREMPTORY 7“ paendhbeaniserataeenbeuresiliemen on, standing ie rrible volley mils: Q, Strikes the reot of disease by ‘ifyh blood, siles without flinching. About a dozen SUMMER RESORTS. SALES. Festori: «the liver and rip sen Kegan eysto healthy action, seamer cap be chartered for excursions. men were struck. They were supported by t os - retin, a their comrades until the depot was reached. | JQRDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ao ip acacia nia? ew NOTICE: Novice: Capt. Zollinger ordered the men to Ox bayo- | Mets Bot Stepbemene Dent Boe Our VEGETINE nic baseimat: Soey 18, Wh! y did. ere were about 2 ¢ ‘ = AY. July will be Bien inthe line. At the jonstion of Comnien, | zredesick.e so A $18—ELEGANT SUITS—g18, Is not a vile, nanecons componsd, which atmply | given wue.o! the mort en sable tr ard Eutaw streets a solid mass of rough | J)AGGERS WHITE SULPHUR Purges the Lowels, but a safe, pleasant remedy, | ofthe some Tookina tien Dlosked Gs mor thesal. | SPRINGS, Are Selling at Which is sure to purify the blood, and therel'y re. ders. "They came ts @ belt he ral | Botetourt County, Virginia. store the health, ardslthough the bricks were falling fast | sBemly furnished trom ta eee $12 00-$12 00--$12 00-$12.00, = On the steamer * Capt. Zollinger counseled his men not to fire. ¥ "wneoting.” Fires cls To Promptly Clear them Out. eg Boat will leave éth strest wharf at @ p m., re Then he ordered them to prepare to double- | accomm« ‘ions at very low rates. See ci rcalars wl Is now prescribed. in cases of Scrofala and other | turning ut midnight Refreshments quick with their fixed bayonets into the de- | the drug stores of W.8. Thompson and %. D. Gil- disew: f the tiocd, by many of the beat phyal- | Prices. Be. var ines rill bein waitin a Petar Pot. | Drawing bis sword Capt. Zollinger | ™ io TAYLOR & BEAN, Lesseos, ALL OTHER GRADES waeteee ee ee Oe ee half price. "Tickets may be procured fram members Mand migut pass. -A‘brawny mau, withals | Pas SUMMER, Howe FOR WASHING | MARKED DOWN PROPORTIONATELY, : - Honay-Juiysi, ns thobest. Don tint arms and neck bare, who slood in'the front ROOK wan ae VEGETINE oN 20 GEEAT FALLS in a defiant attitnde, was knocked aside wita | RATT, THERE CAN BE NO RESERVATION. Does not deceive invalids into false hopes by pura- SUNDAY. July Ba the blunt end of the Captain's sword. Then RAMUCL J. SMITH, Resident Physician. _ = ° ing and creating a fictisious appetite. but assists ny elegantly ted up Boat will leave Aquadnet = ica pees sich hireahrod med hig = | Pio wing Cir gh cate su = 7eok, A aiscoant AS ALL GOODS ture in clearing and purifying the whole system, tso kam arn, 5th regiment charged into the depot. Several | 0 fainilies for the seas sn fo 4 ai leading the patient gradualiy to perfect health. ing Will leave Fa. shots were fired at them, but they gained the | Sdults occupying one roc 1 for one month ¥ Tick BO; depot without any casualties save those al- | Chmere. A few large new rocme hand: Je See Senn eae RORD. VEGETINE “aefreabment an Boat oa ready mentioned. The crowd in front of the | Sre-stiil disengaged, Pars ai: healiog and strengt HABLE BROTHERS, S78 <__ SOSBEN BATTIBOLT. Preprener. ening waters, good food su depot swelled in bumbers and kept up con- | Was looked upon as.an experiment for sme time by FINE TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, some of our best physicians, but thos- most incr-du. | FPO! FOR ANALOSTAN ISLAND. tinuous cries, calling the leading railroad | ances & * phy oar Officials by naine, raying, “Hang them,” | “Norestraints of fashion. ES _ Sens See ens Dee | hale ee oe GRAND FAMILY PIONIC “Sboot them,” “Burn them out,” &e. The 0 Bar. ae see = soldiers. as soon as they entered the depot, | QReer tog O, 7. Haver 0.9 A: Dr. Blitet CLOSING OUT SALE VEGETINE, LIB on MOD Ba. proceeded to get Into the cars in waiting for | ¥ei°"Qharies 8. Bailey. Bes. Jonn Coenen Re, ~ = oe, them. The company thet suffered the mos! | Ramuel Cross, Eaq., J.B. Browning, Kea. ¥. Instead of being a puffed-up modicine. has worked | whert mere tad : syieane was Company C, near the rear of the lize. | Smith, Beq.. ke. Spring and Summer Clothin Ne way Up t0 its present axtoutening wuiceess by ac y About 25 soldiers were more or less injured. | For information and room Spring nds tual merit in curing all diseases of the blood, uf ASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY The excitement was terrible, and people in A ay whatever nature. Dears wokeent ase the vicinity closed up their stores. VEGETINE, Says Boston physician, “ H. purifier. Hearing of i Camden Station on Fire. At 10 o'clock the crowds of people on How- ard, Eutaw, Camden, and ail the streets crossirg them, from Lombard street to Ham. A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVERU: XCUKSION, TO. PINEY POINT AND =, POINT LOOKOUT. SATURDAY, rue Qist Iver, no equal as a bio many wonderful cures, ter all other remedies had failed, U visited the lai Contatring 25 large and and 5 : he St Lapy Tl burg, were being constantly increased by | Washington. Take Oronge aud. Alexaa ee Fojoly snd convinced myself of its genuine merit, | , Tee, Seamer Late OF TEs Lt people from all parts of the city, until a vast gra BoB. Eight miles from 8 oy over srhich, is Mighty eituctiver axa the ae semecenton Sart at 9.9) (p.m. returning Mon * Morel yell pra stecet gamin aad the cree: | town. Livery stable at hotel, reo to guests EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION! m such a manner as to produce astonisaing results. ‘Shedg 4 cach. may be obtained at the following ing noise of many feet on the pavements and | Terms §25 per month. : PRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS. VEGETINE gy ee a, sidewalks, there was an almont painful still- | oBéfcrencee-Mrs Geo. Seitz, 1994 6th street; H. | enctish Worsted...--00ld ef 25, reduced to $18 Bhacktore Pg mere ness, especially in the block and immediate- | 0: Claughton, 480% Louisiana avenue. French Diagonal... sold at 0; reduced to 15 knowledged and ed by physicians | Matthew Goddard, corner I2th und © snecte em ly surrounding the depot. In front of the | _Je2-1m' JOS. M. PATTON. | Rusoel’s Cassinere.........s0ld at 18, reduced to 13 thecartes to be the best purifier and clesnser | American House.o! PJ. Duffey. depot, on Camden mireet, the crowd were | CHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN SUMMER io | Hatmaiscateskavetecarmcane femenss ooo ™ | ORate Revmwinny be sngnged ai O08 Pennartnae Cipticees Le hae ae ae allo Che sivents | Will open for guests Jane 224. at moderate rates. wo 7 XCURSION TO DRUID HILL PARK; around the fencing enclosing the depot yard. | | Large grounds, ample shade, resident, COATS AND VESTS. E BALTIMORE, Atthe Lee street end of the passenger shed, | PURNS' RY circalar French Diagonal..............00ld at $20, reduced to $15 PROOF. Under the direction of the Fourth Street M. B. filling Lee street for reveral blocks south- HUNT. Plaid Worsted.........:-- 80ld at 16, reduced to 12 " ward, the people were crowded together ina | my23-am Schooley's Mountain, N. J. | Basket Worsted..............0ld at 12,reducedto 8 WHAT IS NEEDED. Taupepay, abeuer. 4 in Gon ecpeciaily at Leo streets assumed a | THE HYGEIA HOTEL, French Cassimere AS TALOORS, Beisraing. will gor pe . , sven - dogged ‘air. About ten o'clock, while the | “situated er rare oe Open | Ergiish Worsted... scld at Boston, Feb. 13, 11. pl Peet Be | crowd had reached its height and probably | all the year. Special attractions for sum- Globe Mills Cassimere....soid at 7—Abont one year since, T found myself Ro change of cars. ‘The cars will ran up the numbered 15,000 persons, an alarm of fire was | mer, with ample capacity for 500 guests. Taft Weeden Ca at in a feeble condition from general debility. Veor- jorthern Cestral BR. R. to Weodberry Station, the sounded, and a light appeared on Ohio ave- | Hayall modern improvements. Six daily Se Wee Cos case.-sold at TINE was strongly recommended to me by ® friend fet on fire three. passenger cars attached to | fina Meamens land daly, (except Supday, 18) yards | Union Cassimere.......vold at thearticle, snd after using severel Botilec wee re, anengine. Shortly after the south end of | Steps and good frou Bay until Novershen: hel BOYS’ SUITS. stored to health, and discontinued ite use. 1 feet the passer ger platform was seen to be on | fisiting and driving specially attractiv for vn SE OTD, rednced 8088 | Hine Cones complaints int hick it beeen ne. fire. Whether it was set on fireor caught | circular describing hygienic advanteges, terms, £0 os pe er Wee ecoe ro pared.and would cheerfully recommend it to those from the burning cars was not known. ‘Tuc | _my15$m fp PHOEBUS, Frop._ | Light Camimere... “Sold at Zyteduced to § | Who feel that they need # mething to restore them rng cnt yg <n fact that both were on fire at nearly the same to perfect health. Berpectful:y youre, Link: ‘403 time would indicate that the shed was also UNCANSON BROS., Auctionesrs, WHITE VESTS. L, PETTE as. Eduker, Demcy, intentionally fired. Several engines were | soon on the ground, and Jaid out their hose and started their engines to put outthe flames. | For some time atter the arrival of the depart- Southeast cor. 9th and D streets northwest. WALNUT FURN AKY Firm of 8. M. Pettingill &¢ Fine White Vests, Fine White Vest: Fine White Vests. $1 ©, worth @2 200, worth 3 for 250,worth 4 ;, BLEGANT SEORE- = ITUR OOK WABDROB SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. 4 > ‘E oN The LADY OF THE LAKE, until A A COATS. I HAVE FOUND ther wotice. will make teealar ox- ment ho water was thrown upon the burning | Alpace Co: een at Bo reduced to 84 00 Sprston tripe, icntiug wer barf, fost cars, and the impression rapidly spread that Alpaca Co: idat 5,reducedto 3% THE RIGHT MEDICINE. of 6th street, at 3's p.m. Forty five mules down the mob would not permit them to pat out | Alpaca Coa! dat 3,reducedto 200 return, Fare 50 conte. the flames. Great consternation prevailed | reduced é —— om Cy? among those in the crowd who were not in sympathy with the mob, and the people liv- ing in the vicinity became greatly alarmed. The fear was general that the mob intended toburn the depot, and probably other prop- erty of the railroad company, and nota few expressed fears that they would bura the city. These fears fortunately were not real- ized. Tbe firemen finally went to work and The fast Steamer JOUN W. THOMPSON wilt leave fout of Sth street. Woshingy 2 et © o'clock >. m on an + Passages " te. round trip, 35 Ven! 2008, ‘i Boston, Mass. ty object fa giving you this testi- read valuable information. Having cted with Selt Rheum, and the who: surface of my skin being covered with eruptions, many of which caused anpoyance, an [ook the All other Goods too numerous to mention reduced at same proportion in prices. Nore —Yon find here all goods as advertised, and ail this season's stock, not old and much handled goods. They are cut, made and trimmed in custom to reduce this steck, in immense stock of Fall aad commencing at 1O 0 clock, at saiesroom: | Sthand D sreets. will be sold an elogant | sortment of new and second hand Furniture, | iat DUNCANSUN BROS., Aucts. modes. I am determin order to make room for an extinguished the burning shed. A gool por- | "[RUSTEEB BALE OF A DESIRABLE | Wit'er Goods. which Ihave ordered already. to be ispatcher’s telegraph station damaged. 7 SE : le > ‘Thien pameoeer earn a nger locomo: | py TEENTH STRERT CLECLE. A. STRAUS’, Rouse at ‘Lee street During the enactment of | tive and the switechms were destroyed. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in = "M1, folio 345, one of the Land ayi3-tr 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. in i baile the ate Ay hington coapty, in the District of Colum- a HR ese exciting scenes outside the depot the soldiers remained in the cars or on the plat- | cUred thereby, I shall sell, at pal BOOTS AND SHOES. form. front of the premises, at 6 o'cloc! ‘HU — ata DAY, August 3. A. D. 1877 described ot ing i "Ss. ARREST oF A LAWYER ON A CHARGE oF | il estate, altuate in the city of Washington SELBY’ | trict of Columbia, to wit: All that certala piece or so 3.00 ForGeRY.— About twoo'clock thisafternoon | parcel of land known on the ground plan of said $2 : Detectives Clarvoe and Voss took to police city as lot lettered “A,” of McGregor and Milburn’s A UALF BOOT. l| FINE Cau# BOOT. Bee rae iee te neat eae Saran | sinedeei med eerie catlt of Ricaesente eepiceion EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. Theopbitus French, charging hive wide tong. (tererted) of siuare two hundred and forty-one ing the name of Galeb Tompkins to two "Terms prescribed by trast: amount of VEGETINE United States drafts, one for $335.71, and the | indebtedness, by this deed of trust unpaid, other for $1,007.15, and loge the same to wi ‘interest thorcon at 3 per cent from Sunes, the prejudice of the Uulted States, with in- | 1875. and expenses of sale in cash; ‘at six (6), PEEPARED BY tenttodefraud. He is held forahearing. | twelre (12), eightcon (15), and Fone lag oad er . for whic , bear- woe enh Raomae® tne mes: | ese cna cee emer A en lor of buildings: mn gan, COn- | deposit of $18 req purchaser at struct ve ons story brick Sesion, ny bea es sine of psale. ap es See, = —— tween Cand D streets northeast; #7,200. J. | cost. et %. ae bate ere ory _— | mg we ntotly of At the cost of the de. LLL employed as saleeman at Feoetine Is Sold By All Druggiets. elling. 9th, between L. and M streets north- | fguiting purchacr. WB. LORD, + J. W. Barker, repair a two story 490 Louisiana avenue. 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘ore, 7h, between D and E streeis| CHARLES W. HANDY. A iv2-dads iyt7-tr Between 19th and 29th streets. LADIES’ SHOES. [ “PORTANT. Roman Gop bay ak lockets, crosses | . Fer all Bowel Affection: DR. Mc%A) = anil earrings to match; Take George dia- | MEDICATED BLACKBEREY BRANDY. It is | Untfl AUGUST 2, I shall allow a die Sere mond earrin studs and rings; gold filled | g¥aranteed to do all that it claims. count of ten per cent eat sales. a, and gold plated vest, guanl ‘and opera | pyr" *a* wOvEEScoram Mork Dapitol saa ef > Ninth strect. be con: Chaine; Chased and enameled bracelets; the | sreeis sortneus- Jy6-1m*_ | Ladies’ Shoes MADE TO OMDEIE at short nouce. i cent eyeglass in ie Cl receiv = y at Priggs Jewelry Stare, No. 451" YONCORD BUGGIES; choice top BUG- | _?* © 457 oes GY, built by Joyce; 4 Passen- J. GEORGES, Vania avenue, near 4 street. Po Pi phasit by Jorce: t-sented Pas J. AGON; Business WAGONS, Jacks: Tue U.S. Marshal's sale of boots, shoes Stecbener WAGONS, CITIZENS’ AND MILITARY BOO? AND SHOE uate and slippers, at 503 Tth street, wili be co. | Spa, stmesbeker WAGONS: MAKER, tinued this évendne, from 709 o'clock, for poate Hey Market 9118 Pennsyivanis Avenue northwest, ths the purjose of rellfng to purchasers by the é-lm P. (ten of the. ry ‘who single pair. t |p DA WATER and SHOES a special. sie i SHE WANTS A DtvoRcz.—Mary C Stod- a athe ‘attended to en d mad Hieation yesterday for divoree | Beaty executed. jon-tr terminated on the 24 from her haeband, Avant stoidend. Tee STEEL FOUNTAINS. court granted an order for the appearance of SUPERIOR SYRUPS, jefendan ager SES MEAD, TONIC BEER, &c. . H. CHACE, upholaterer, 614 Louis stake, Cxterminmies midis mod echer TRADE SUPPLIED sects in furniture by superheated steam. f | aY chan betty ‘Miller & Jones eee oe Gop pat oukaaaeoactnc — ing Saeroetag ony ér building. ‘ t Apparatas for pale of rent, hee Charch, August 1, ‘evening. =