Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1878, Page 4

all ’ Fe LL LL THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY...........Jume 12, 1878. Weather Indications To-day. Oyrics or Cuter SIGNAL OFricER. Washington, June 1878. { In the middle Atlantic states and New E Jand, higher pressure, northwest to south winds, and warmer clear weather, northern portion of latter occasional light rains. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &¢., To-night. Corner 1th and ‘reets.—Coup’s “Bran New Show. ut G Street—Exhibition of the phono- Braph Lineoin Hail.—Columbian College com mencement 6 ro Park.—Summer evening concert and dancing. Condensed Loca’ JC. Parker, we have the New York divance of the mails. ditions Jnames of those spoken i are Joh Police From Bank Note Company the District Commi: sioners have led to reduce all the stall rents in the rh market 25 percent. upon the prices when the stalls were first sol nds New York weeklies. con, Who has br C ing school in « Wes! es n lew Yor . isin town, the guest of Mrs. Hitz, ihe wife of the Swiss consul general. The pr r forthe U.S.S. Pensac ssfally cast yes! won at the w School. LAST NIGHT. at the com. Law Deparment at the National The stage was taste: exeret bian University, with the the law faeult «d faculty of t t Sof M. were conferred wing: Charles F. Benjamin Burbank, New Vork: Join K tueky: M. A.W. Le Tenry¢ Ham A. Pu , Wil Tobiiner, Dis Hon. J. Baneroft ‘on for essay on 2, Lueius M. Launch of the Nipsic. PLEASANT SIGHT AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD, Every foot of ground or whart from whieh a a the launch of the steamer Nipsie contd be obtained was oceupied yest +, while the 4 ng lying off the na z The ship-house stocks, was and a ous boys were perched on around the inside of the horse. wove the the feet ‘opposite small ¢: guns: $ and a Iso present. by raisin removing the thirg bein Mir ne, order “eut away. the stoe minutes At mnstry ports, ‘ > sup ly. Naval ¢ . She shot thing, he and her propel She righted almc stem almost olving rapid t instant- stream, unehre Tet got until she mendation of the Inspeetor S n 5i » will be barque. ed, and of 1,575 tons displacement. THe BoaRp or HEALTH met last evening. Tt will hold ut five more meetings before its final dissolution June 30th. All the mem- | bers were present. The health officer sub- mitted his report for the wi ending June & it showed 515 nuisapees reported and 273 abated, ete. Drs. Cox, s, and Verdi were upon motion of Mr. Marbury, app: committee to make a report to’ Cen cerning the river front. Premises ¥4 to 3s T 2 bad sanitary Wood structures and reet northwest, being in jon generally, were Com- demned asp nd abatement ordered. A resolution pted instructing the Sec- retary to prepare a schedule of all the public property in charge of the board, and present the same at the last but one m ing of the board for its approval, and that at the proper time he deliver said’ property to the Com n ners of the District of umbia, taki the same. The board then went n Eva The Rev. Dr. eshytery, presided, and proposed tional qnestions. ‘Rev. T ger pre d the serm« hivered the cha to the pastor; R B red the charg Nehemiah This chureh, nd P streets, has recen’ - Howe. corner of 6th ferred fs connection from the. I ation to the Presbytery of y tri i theran de. Washington y under the charge of its new pastor, and in its new connection, begins its career under the most favorable ‘auspices for pros- perity and usefulness, AT THE ANNUAL SESSION of the Grand Tem- ple of Honor and Temperance of the distriet of Maryland and District of Columbia, held in Baltimore yesterday and to-day, the following ¥rand officers were elected for the ensuing year :—L. B. Dickinson, of Washington. G. W. 1G. W. Salter, of Baltimore, G.W.V.T. ; F B. Sappincton, of Frederick. G.W.R.: A. R. Yeakie, of Frederick, Md., G. WV. P. Ha- . Ch. ; R. Mick- Peter Strey- Deautiful Pacific lawns, Pacific cretonne eambri @ vests: children’s stock: ings, ligh pink, eardin nd seal brown stockings for’ children: fancy _ hosie’ ladies’ FE: (woven seams), twenty. curtains: cloth wea pure sitk and wool damasse black grenad yery cheap: beautiful dress goods, 15. tes’s, 711 Market spac et PUS FOR A PRISONEE- ra writ of habeas corpus ¢ by Mr. W. P. Bell for George Robin. 1, who was sentenced on February ‘imprisonment for an _as- avoy. The writ was issued by and made returnable on This effort is based on the ¢ the Court in General Term, in the of John R. Kelly, that any sentence for Over six months is extra-judicial. TRAVELERS OVERLAND Will be interested in the advertisement in another e lumn of the ‘Townsend House, at Salt L: eCity. This old established and beautifuily situated hotel h reeently passed into the hands of Messvs. Hooper & Jennings, (the former well known in Washington as sometime Delegate in Con- gress from Utah, and both enterprising capi- S,) who are determined that it shall be passed by none fn that section of the It has long been a favorite with tour! Tre W ARD SALE.—The ele; and dining-rooms, eontainin finens. blankets, china, £ Willard’s Hotel, will yers Should not for, nt reception all the fine glass and plated ware » reached to-morrow. zet it. the latest vassimeres 5 cents. e., south OODs, all cents. 15. 18, 2), ons, 636 Pa. ay and boys’ Wear. Mattings cheap. Tows side, near 7th st.—Ade Cae _ inted a | ‘ess eon. | Commissioners, port, Nae hich they diseuss the unhealthiulness Our Public Schools. MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUST gs, The Board of Public Trustees mt at the Fravklin building last evening. APPLICATIONS FOR TEACHER’; postttons were received from Ruth gj. Fisher, of Washington: James K. @ane, of Pittsburg: | Lilian P. Hart, of (plana. Pa.; M. A. Water- bury, Frankfort, N.Y: Hattie E. Riggs, Wash- inion; Mary Startzell; Susie J. Hanscom, of Marshalitowb, Iowa; H. W. Hewlett, of Sassa- fras. Md.: W. Scott, of Townsend. Vt,: Ida May Taylor, of Bennings’: Maggie L. Hale- stock ; Gertrude A. White; C. Berthie Brown; Fannie S. Harris; Sarah F! Moting. THE COLUMBIAN AND DICKINSON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHI The committee on examinations opened the par ers relating to the examination for the endail scholarship in Columbian University and King scholarship in Dickinson College,and submitted their report, showing that Howard LH i n the former, and R. L. Johns ne b- ra the latter. 74; € ther, 71.79: C. R. Ly 69: C. B. Rheem, 6 2 ory, 0.7; M.E. Mar 332 The Suceesstal contestants were highly congratulated by the members of the board and their friends. THE COMMITTEE ON TEXT BOOKS submitted a report on the course of study (not making any change of text books, but simply revising the course), which was’ laid over. The committee also made a rep commending tha is’ Mathemat dropped and Robinson's Mathemat S be sub- a uted therefor, provided that said change ade without any expense to th of pupils, (signed by Messrs. Johnson, Cragin and Smith ;) laid over. REPORT ON SCHOOL BUILDIN The committee on buildings si report that there has been gener: ment during the past year in the ings and outdoor appurtenance: nsgs for repairs on rented building en kept down to as ‘low a figure as pa but owing to the unsuitable cond many of them the expenses have been greater than v icipated at the beginning the year. They see no way to reduce this heavy Portion of ihe expenses as s the trustees are compelled, from fo1 ireumstances, weept for school purposes the class ldings or rooms now occupied at a heavy annual rental. Many of these so-eailed school ooms are but miserable, unhealthy pens of confinement for the youth of the Disirict, an hould properly be Known as } caith destro rs. The committee also submitted a seheduie giving a detailed estimate of the necessary irs and improvements t should be made duri @ coming vac n owned 7th ‘otal $10.406.75. “The report was. dered to be transmitted to th ubmitted a re- oms of school buildings fe nilies, referring to the deaths in the the janitor of the Watlach building K in the High street set y Say Was caused by the of said rooms. The committe mend that the use of such rooms be pr i for living purposes, the jani- liowed house rent e! <\fter some discussion Mr. that the consideratio: pened one month : ear Mr. Reyburn st re. Brown moved uof tne report be post- rr he request of the Jent, that a ing the exnenses | incident to the exhibit of the Schools at Paris, | he surplus had_been expended in Johnson's | encyclopidias, 7 setts. | Mr. Holland questioned whether the com- mittee had any right to dispose of the supplies in this manner ‘ Mr. Hovey raised the point of order that there was nothing before the board, and the chair sustained the point of orde . FLOWERS. Mr. Davis called up the report of the eor mittee on rules amending the same so as that the firstnamed person on a committee shall be the chairman, unless the committee elect one of their number to that position; and after some discussion the report was rejected Dr. Hepburn offered resolutions of thanks to Col. W. K. Rogers. Commissioner LeDue and Mr. Saunders, of the Agricultural department, for furnishing plants and flowers on the occa rmal school commencement : retary of the Navy and Commo- ULS.N., for their Kindness in Fs for the deeorations of the n used in (he annual drawing school exhi- mn: to He H. Ketcham and Hon.s. ‘ox for their efforts to provide plants, and enator’s Bruce’s name was added for his unsuccessful efforts to procure the loan of plants for the colored schools. Several trustees spoke of the efforts they had made in this direction, and expressed surpris that the efforts of the gentleman named had | been unsuccessful. CENSURE OF COLONEL moved toamend by adding: “The gret that a sense of duty compelled sey, in charge of public buildings and grounds, to refuse the use of flowers a” plants by the publie schools upon the oc of the annual exhibition of drawing commencenient of the normal school, of tlowers and plants having been cheerfully xranted heretofore by the predecessors of Coi- onel Casey. . Gen. Brown.—I_ wouldn't dignify him; he’s Vv erant colonel by brevet. (A voice.—Spell his name with a K Mr. Hovey said the action of this officer was iin act of meanness which should be censured. They had asked the loan of the plants, and would return them, but this “brevet lieutenant colorel” was afraid that a leaf wouid fall. When the schools asked the favor of a loan of plants and flowers they were refused, put the me party could furnish plants and fiowers and move greenhouses to add to the eclat of a rivate wedding. The Star used to speak of ‘the gentleman in charge of the card basket at the White House,” and he would suggest as a name for this party, “The brevet lieufenant colonel, in charge of flower pots which he thinks he owns.”” The amendment was agreed to—yeas 14, nays (Messrs. Davis, Johnson, Lee and Holland,) 4. The resolution, as amended, was adopted, Mr. Holland yoting in the negative. NOMINATIONS OF TEACHERS, , pre forma, for reference to the committee on pases to report at the next meeting (25th instant.) Several reports were due, but not being ready the board authorized the committees to file them with the secretary, so that they may be printed. Adjourned. THE GLENWOOD CEMETERY LITIGATION Yesterday, in the Equity Court, Judge MacAr- thur, the case of the Glenwood Cemetery Com : Nose et al. was arzued—Judge Bart- tingley and T. J. Miller for the company. and Mr. W. D.D, for Charles Boeherling, the and J. Hub: ley Ashton and 5 Se. It will be pmbered that trouble having arisen be tween the lot holders and the management sometime ago the lot holders secured from Congress an amendment to the act of incor poration, authorizing the lot holdersto form a company and elect three trustees, Close to rt, select wo others. They complied with this 2 and demanded possession, which has been re fused, and a suit has been commenced on the law side to recover the penalty for depriving the plaintitls of possession, and the pre-ent suit Is in equity fora receiver, &c. Bocherling, the receiver in the case of Close agt. Close in New Jersey, having been admitied as a pari defendant, filed a cross bill wituout the leave of the cour:, and yesterday a motion by Close to rescind the order by which Bocherling was admitted as defendant, and also the motions of complainant that the land in controversy be decreed to the Glenwood Cemetery Company ; that the company be required to issue capital stock, &c.; that an account of profits, &e., be stated, and that pending the suit, the plaintiff be put, by order of this court, in possession of the ninety acres of ground, were argued. The court decided to overrule Mr B.’s application to put the cemetery into the hands of a re- ceiver, and dismi: his cross Dill as bebe larly filed, but overruled the motion to rescind the order by which Mr. B. was a defendant, and left Mr. B. at liberty to file another cross bill in accordance With the rules of the court. $ DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows— Eugene Carusi et al., trustees, to G. G. Brad- ley etal, $5,300, lot quare lit, H. M. Lin- coin to 3. A. Kent, 330,000, lot 27 and part square J. Dean to Mills Dean, $4,700, sub-lot square 453. L. W. Vale etal. to J. L. Fitch, —, lots 11, 43,101, and part 41, in kins and others addition to Georgetown. G. Kennedy to Miranda Kellogg, $2,000, lot 12, square 3i7. Leonard Simmer: er to Catherine Simmermacher ', 40, 41, 47. and 49, square 1002. I. W. Heitmulle: S, square 477. A. R. Sh ph —, lot 133, square 623. 0 B. E. 25, in square ia 5, part lot erd to C. F. Gilman, Robert Mahoney. E. Moekavee, $1,00) part SHLKS! SILK KS!—Immense assortment iks in Washington. of silks. Cheapest Car- ter’s, 711 Market spaee. Black silk, 0: excel- lent silk, 75: our $1 and 1.25 biack silks are special bargains; our #1.25 blaek silk is finish; plain colored silks, cream, vy bine. light blue, steel, brown, and all the ht shades of eolored silks; checked and striped Silks on pure white ‘ground; blue, Seem lavender and black eheeked silks.— at. A PRoken Lee.—William Burch was un- loading some barrels of whisky in frent of Hall & Hume's store yesterday, when one of the barrels slipped from his grasp, and in attempt- ng to regain his hold he fell upon the pave- reentage made was as fol- | | ed | brow | and horseman; those | meeting, The Workingmen’s Assembly. WAR ON RAILROADS AND LABOR-SAVING MA- CHINERY. The Workingmen’s Assembly met last night; Mr. Emmons in the chair, and Mr. G. T. E. lor secretary. In aceordance with pre- vious arrangement, Mr. J. H. Joslyn deliv- ered a lengthy address on the subject of “Hard Times,” the whole tenor of which was to demonstrate that the ills of the times inthis and ail other civilized countries is the result of labor-saving machinery. Poverty and dis- Le Enetend Cae pyre he ine: | duction of the spinning jenny. ie inven- tions which followed have’ been the bane of the poor both in England and America. Italy is indebted to England’s patented machinery for her lazzaroni, and America for her tramps to American inventions. Patent laws have been making paupers in England faster than any other cause, and railroads, telegraphs and other modern innovations have revolutionized and demordlized society in this country. The canals and stage lines w! formerly gave | employment to many thousands are crowd- 3 5 cut to give’ place to the rail- road monopolies which swell tue coffers | of v stockholders. Good times can never be realized again while railroads, telegraphs, telephones and patent laws are tolerated and protected. These have contributed more to the impoverishment of the country than all | other causes combined. Telegraphs are a posi- tive injury to business. The patent laws of this country ought to be burned and inven- tions destroyed. Type setting is about the only pursuit not yet materially affected by in- ventions, and it’ will not be long before that will be ruined, for already has inventive ‘enius turned its infernal course in this diree- ion, and we shall soon have type-setting ma- chines to do all the work now requiring so many intelligent men. Increase of poverty nd crime is the result of every importa labor.saving invention of the age. ewing machines have been the ruin of thousands upon thousands of women in this country and in Europe. Theland is now almost altoxether cultivated by machinery, and the result is that tramps infest almost the entire country. In China this thing is much better under- stood and treated than anywhere. The Em- pire of China has kept up its revenues and in- dustrial pursuits bya system of hand labor, and by resisting the ittroduction of labor: saving machines. The sooner steps are taken to counteract the power and influence of labor-saving machines, railroads and other feariul monopolies, the sooner wiil good pape frangullity and happiness, prevailover the land. A vote of thanks was returned to tho lee. turer pare said it was the best lecture he had ever listened to on the subject, but he did not agree with the speaker improvements. Such doet e spirit of the age. OUD OLD DAY3 OF COACHES AND NAL ne is in conflict Robinson ssented from Mr. Speare ali the railroads, telephones and oth vances for taking'bread from rc the mouths of the poor flames of eternal perd too much by that we men, consigned to the jon. We are governed sincompoops. The Bible tells us. shall live by toil and the sweat of the id not by patented machinery. H. remembered well the olden days of stage coaches, When our western and southern hiil- sides used to be dotted with the stage-coach «the days of peace, Ye MEETIN hilton, from the committee on mass id the demonstration on the even ing of June oth had borne its fruits. as eould beseen by the appropriations m by the House. He read a communication from rep- resentatives of ni men in the eastern i ‘ashington As- sembly for their demonstration in favor of the eight-hour law, ADVICE TO THE PRESIDENT. Mr. Armstrong, of the Typographical union, offered resolutions, whieh “were adopted, earnestly recommending to the President the appointment of at least one praetical and edu- cated workingman asa District Commissioner : and recommending the name of Edward B. Robinson as acompeteut person for one of the fifteen justices to be appointed; and th: committee of five be appointed to urge the ap- pointment upon the President. Mr. The s offered a resolution of thanks to. the delegates from the various navy yards, now in this city for the purpose of soguring an the enforcement of the eight-hour law, especially to S.C. Hunt, town havy yard adopted. The carpenters’ delegation announced that next Monday night the Carpenters’ union would hoid a inass meeting in Beck's hall, and {Of the Charles- invited the co-operation of the assembI]; Mr. E1 s mof thanks J. Harmer of Pa,, Ft a., for their friend. ship to the laboring man’s interests. Adopted. LABOK'S LAST EFFORT. 0 offered a series of resolutions ¢ that Congress has no exeuse to o at time question of the present day. it alfording legislative relief muniry: 1 by re islator ‘istocratic class-ie who insolently spurns the app of labor in distress with Such contemptuous indifference to her woes, and that to such class the stalwart arms of 1 » though relaxed by enforced idleness. are still able, and not unwilling if goaded to it, tos el-pointed challenge upon the brazen shield of the governing ela: es of this nominal republic that will send such a metallic eclaigor and alarm around the world as never shook a continent before or caused the sword of justice to flash from its scabbard in the cause of right and the main. tenance of thit challenge. That we will call upon labor to make one grand united effort at the ballot-box again this fall, and a last e/fort, if unavailing. Then!—well, then, to submit no longer to class tyranny, but to’ act as be- comes men who know their rights, and know- ing, dare maintain them. Adopted unani- mously, Amusements, Excursions, &c. Coup's Unique Show.—The unanimous ver- dict of all who have attended W. C.Coup's show, now exhibiting on the lot at the junction of 16th and (K streets, is that it is the best en- tertainment*of the kind ever offered in Wash- ington. It differs somewhat from the routine cireus and menagerie, in that it is compact and of uniform excellence, and therefore the more attractive. National Theater—The excellent cast and complete arrangements for the amateur pre- sentation of the opera Valerie at the Nationai to-morrow eyening will insure a musical en. tertainment of great excellence. The seats are being sold rapidly, and there will evidently be a crowded house. The Orpheus Octette Club will give another r delightful summer evening concerts at iesboro’ Point this evening. The splendid singing of this octette and the excellent orches- tra for dancing purposes are a sufficient guar- antee foc the enjoyment of those who attend. See advertisement. Washington Lodge, No.6. I. O. M, give an excursion to Norfolk ‘and the Capes, leaving hext Saturday evening. See advertisement. the Temperance Escursion by Piwenix and Washington Tents, I. O. R.. to-morrow to Mar- shail Hall on the Mary Washington, will be orderly and enjoyable. Boat leaves at 9:30 a. m,and 4 p.m., and return at 11 p.m. The Sue will resume her Saturday night ex- eursions, June 15th, to Point Lookout, stopping at Piney Point going and returning, leaving Stephenson's wharf, foot of 7th street, every Saturday at 8 p.m., returning by 6 a. m. on Monday. OvR READERs should watch the advertising columns of THE STAR, So as to keep posted in relation to the auction sale of the entire stock of fine fixtures, &c., contained in the store of A. R. Shepherd & Co., who will shortly vacate their store for the use of the government. As the entire stock is to be positively sold, the sale presents a splendid chance to persons de- siring such goods. An examination of the stock can be made previous to the sale, which will probably take place next week. a BasE Bati.—The Hornells yesterday after noon again defeated the Nationals. It was an overwhelming defeat, the Nationals securing only two runs to the Hornells fifteen. There was nothing. to distinguish the game except the unmerciful batting of the Hornells. The attendance was large. ———_—_ A SON ARRESTED For SHOOTING Hrs FaTHER.—About 1 o’elock this p.m. an alter- cation took place between J. V. Mattern and his sop Hammond, » 7th and L street north. west, and in the covrse of the seufile a pistol was discharged aud the ball lodged in the clothing of the father. The son was subse- quently arrested. iS, White and colored grounds, y ‘cents. Yard wide plaid Swiss organdies, only 12'4 cents, Hamburg edgings, cheap at Towson’s, 636 Pa. ave., south side.— Advi THE COURTS. Cinccit Covrt—Judge Humphreys. Yesterday, Clagett vs. Grisson; death of plaintiff! suggested, and judgment of con- demuation against administrator for #250, for three months rent. McIntosh vs. Jehnson; motion to quash overruled. Sehram etal. vs. Thompson : jury respited. Mathias vs. Schwart- zenberg ; dismissal set aside. . Equity Court—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Glenwood Cemetery Co. vs. Close: et al-; motion by Bocherling for reeeiver argued by Mr. Parker and Mr. N. order made denying m ¢ Bocheriing di and leave to apply forleave to fil te eross-bill: application for injunction and re- ceiver denied. McCarthy ys. MeCarthy ; leave to amend DI Wri vs. Lieberm: iF) mentand the barrel rolled upon his right leg, breaking it in two places. He was taken to Jrovideuce hospital. ; sal tponed to July li, iss, on terms. Goad- ea F Bente hebben 8: Biieiewel ;order to ublish testimony. Thompsou ys, Brown ; ¢15¢ be resumed to-day, LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. A Suggestion to Col. Casey. Editor Star:—Whois responsible for the un- Sightly aj ance of the Smithsonian rounds? hat, with the walks filled with all inds of rubbish, unpruned aurabbery, and the grass about three feet in height, it cer- tainly presents anything but a cheerful view: whereas with by ‘rT and timely attention it could be made vie with the handsomest park in the country. c GEORGETOWN. AccIDENTS.—Richard Dugan, while paint- ing on the college villa, was violently thrown to the ground by the breaking of the ‘adder on which he stood, the paint falling upon himand in hiseyes. He was taken to the college for treatment. The accident occurred at 8a. m. to-day, and is serious but not necessary fatal A farmer named Terral, from Montgomery county, was knocked down by a fractious horse yesterday at the corner of High and 5th streets and severely cut over his left eye. DeEaTH.—Mr. James Freeland Peter, son of the late Major Geo. Peter of Montgomery counts, Md.» and brother of Dr. A. Peter of this place, died at Buffalo, N. Y., yesterday. REAL ESTATE SALes.—Yesterday Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, sold for W. D. Cassin, trustee, one-fifth interest in part lot in old Georgetown, beginning for same at the north. west corner of Bridge and Potomac streets, and run then west with north line of Bridge street 57 feet; then north parallel to Potomic street 60 feet: then east parallel to Bridge street 20 feet. Also, another part of said lot No. 20, bounded as follows: Beginning on the west line of Potomac street 123 feet 4 inches north of Bridge street, and run thence north 23 feet 6 inches, and running back wesi of that width for depth 57 feet. Also, all that part of lot No, 2, in old Georgetown, bounded as fol ‘ginning for the same at the northeast corner of Bridge and Market streets, and run. then east on the north line of Bridge street 40 leet: thence north parailel to Market street 114 feet. Also, for Mr. R. P. Dodge, trustee, all that piece of ground in Georgetown, D. C.. described as follows: Beginning at the end of 138 feet 10 inches measured east on the line of West street from High street, and running thence west on said West street 18 feet ; thence south and parallel to High street 6914 fo more or less, to lot known as “Wilson's lot th p east at right angles to said last line, to interseet a line drawn south and parallel to Hich street trom the beginning; and thence with said line reversed tothe beginning: im- provea by a two. ory brick dwelling, to Mr. Win. K an for $1.) ASSOCIATION.—The ddard’s Hail, last “night, purpose of organizing a new buliding Jon, Was well attended, and consider tock was sub: to, A comnutiee ited to draft a constitution. HE SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY of the Congress street M. night, a large audience bein exercises, in which many of t Part, were of an interesting AIN.—By 1 04) Dus Taibott. Menken ants’ Excuay bushels of Wheat sold at $i CATTLE Marke’ ket. 3 Tne New BuipIN meeting eailed at for the g Present. The he scholars took charae Is wh: sto HW. ‘ 1% Two hundred y cattle, on the mar- per Ib.; 80) sheep and to 4e. per Ib, 3) Cows and calves So! Weasnepionte OND TAND SUI? isbe a KEADY-MADE NEW ON Old Stand, 619 Dstr between 6th and 7th streets n.W. N.'1-— Very goud prices paid for first-class econd-hand Clothing. Notes by mail prompty attended to, jell Ly ES SULLIVAN, Try at JUSTH*! ASHIONABLE DRESSMAKERS, No. 419 I street nw. FINE WORK at LOW PRICES. je10-20* a SUMMER. od 1878 a 1878 KENNY’S, ‘ 915 Pennsylvania avenue. Twenty per cent. off on all cash sales, marked to plain figures. the usual prices. LADIES’ SUMMEK 8UITS, WRAPPERS, TRAVELING DUSTERS AND UNDERWEAR, Made by the best manufacturers of New York. UsT RECEIVE! A case of FRENCH CHIP HATS, Which we are selling at $2, All our stock of CHIP and STRAW HATS marked down to correspondits IB Goods We will charge goods at low prices, During this month we oiler bargains in MILLINERY GOODS to releac@ stock, Full stock of JOUVIN and MONOGRAM KID GLOVES. MRS. M. J. HUNT. je10-tr Nos. G21 and 623 D strret. T M. WILLIAN's = 20 PER CENT. OFF. In order toequalize the price of my goods, which were bought during the different gold fluctuations, and bring them down to the present standard. I have concluded to dispose of them rapidly, in order to import largely again next fall, and fore take off twenty per cent. from all will bring the goods down to cost pric in accordance with my general practice and busi ness principles to sell at cost—as no house can hons orably exist without certain profits—put when 1 say so 1 mean to doit, and as all the goods ar marked in plain figures no one can be deceived. I wouid call y« and full stock 0 e our special attention to imy elegant HITE GOODS. Linen Chemise, Cotton Chemise, Linen Draw- ers, Cotton Prawers, Night Gowns, Dressing Sacques, Corset Covers, Skirts, Collars and Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Linen’ and Torchon Sets, Chil? dren‘s Fancy Coliars. RESS DEPARTMENT. Silk Buits, Bunting Suits, Kilt Suits, white Lawn Suits, Colored Lawn Suits, Muslin and Lace Suits, Bathing Suits, Lawn and Percale Wrappers, Linen and Alpaca Ulsters, Cloth and Slik Man- {iltae, Cloth aud Sik Jackets, Embroidered Man- telettes. LACE DEPARTMENT. Valenciennes Lace, Duchesse Lace, Pointe Ap- Piigue, French Lare, ‘Torchon Lace. hace Barbes, re Collarettes. Lure Nets, Lace Haudkercaiets, Lace Veiling and Lace Mitr MILLINERY DEPARI MENT. Straw and Chip Hats, Straw and Chip Bonnets, Lace Bonnets, Frames, Ribbons, Velvecs, Flow- ers, Gauzes, ‘Feathers, Ornaments, Grenadines and Tissue, Urepes, etc., etc. ‘ANCY GOODS, _ Fane, Sashes, Bows, Belts, Combs, Silk Fringe, Chenille Fringe, Beaded Fringe, Worsted Fringe, Buttons, and Articles de Paris, M. WILUIAN, ImvorTer, . 907 Pa. ave., Washington. D.0. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. je8-1m, B ENSON’S OCAPOINE POROUS PLASTER. A great improvement | A soothing, healing, on the ordinary porous | strengthening and pain plaster, killing ageut in one. ‘The Manufacturers received the highest and only award given to Porous Plasters at the Centenulal, Recommended by physicians everywhere, Re- lieves pain at once—cures quickly. ‘We warrant Benson's Capcine Plasters to be su- Perior to.all other porsus plasters, and to all lini- ments, It was invented to overcome the slow ac- bon of the already popular porous plasters. Vor lame and weak back, sclatica, rheumatism, kidney and _spinal diseases, it is simply the best ‘remedy ever invented or Known. Sold all over the world, Price 25 cents. Sent on receipt of price by SEABURY & JOHNSON, 21 Platt si jel0-m,w,8 ¥ FICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE O DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, June 7, 1878. Sealed Proposals will be received at the office as above until 12 o'clock noon, THURSDAY, aune 20th, for furnishing Fuel to'the District Govern- ment for the year ending June 80h, 1879. For instructionsand blanks, apply to the Superintendent of Property D. C., Reom 17, Morrison Building, \F order of the Commissioners ol 5 i E. B. TOWNSEND, je7-eo [Post & Rep.,eo.} "Supt. of Prop-rty 5 N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis- TRICT OF COLUMBIA, JAMES SIMPSON ET AL. v8. ALICE SIMPSON ET to AL.—No, 4609, equity. The trustees in reported that this cause havin they have sold certain parcels of the real estate di- rected to be sold, being certain lots situate in suare 788, Washington, D. C., and that aggregate $3,403.86, it is this 1st DAY OF JUNE A. D. 1878, ordered, adjudged and decreed, that the sdid sales be. and they are hereby, condition- ally ratified, and that they will be finally ratified and confirmed on TUESDAY, the 2d day July, A. D. 1878, unless cause to the coutrary be shown be- fore that time: Provided ‘This notice be published in the Evening Star and in the Washington Law receding Reporter once a week for three weeks pt the said last-named date, By the Court. MACAR’ NUE, Justice, &o. True copy —Test: R. J. MEIGS, Cierk, jc jeb-w.. OVAL, Ria tctrstvenan, The Well ay | latter, has to 825 7th bet, Hand }, Silk Hats made to order. Bamodettng af Bin Hetse arcane. chureh took place last | CITY ITEMS. | SCENT PaPER.—Milans & Wilkins, 603 7th | street, DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE’ doses of Lodille’s Headache Specific will as suredly cure you. At all drug stores. IP THE SUFFERERS FROM PREMATURE NESS but knew it, the tonic qualities of 4 are a specific. In no sha; agreeably than in J. & | Hair Lotion. | comit: of a torpid stomach. Thi int to which humanity is subject There pose that If so, one or two RALD- juinine can it be used more . Atkinson's Quinine | A DISEASED IMAGINATION is the usual con- is no which | com| | the Uyspe; tic does not at diferent times ee | e has, or is about to have. The only | Way to disabuse the sutferer’s mind of these | fancies, which are realities to him, is to infuse | life and vigor into his digestive organ: | the most potent preparation for this pury Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. A_ SKIN LIKE Mon’ may be attained by using Glen | Soap, which does away with the nece: Sulphur Baths. beautifier, and very economica' Hint to those prematurely grey, use Hill's Hair Dye. Harry Trptncs for nervous sufferers, and | those who e been dosed, dru Ss, and ‘pose is ENTAL ALABASTER y for Try it ladies. This a genuine gged, and quacked. Pulvermacher’s Electric Belts eflec- tually cure premature debility, weakness and gees. worth Book and Journal, with information thousands, mailed free. Address Pul- vermacher Galvanic Company, New York City. 6,18,d&kly MoTEH: MOTHEHS, MOTHERS.—Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for all diseases of teething in cnildren. It relieves the child ‘aoe pain, cures wind colic, recu- e and, by givin; i the tes reels, health to the child, gives rest to relief aud mother. To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour- ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 96G near Sth street. By street promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of American or European invention, he is enabled to do his work ina manner not to be equalled by those Dot possessing these facilities. His cleansing pe dyeing Ladies’ aud Gent's suits fact, © superior work. e3; 25 years’ exper! aud careful pressin, as if newly made. pair for 25 cents. are, in e cheapest in the city on account of his N.B.—A specialty of his eon- sists in removing spots from costly party dress lence. His dry cleanser re- Moves grease spots effectually from any article, ivestheman appearance | ge 1d Gloves cleaned; two GEORGETOWN ADV’M’Ts. [Esta piisu aud Improvea in 1874; now the Mos plete in this part of the Country. Ww. cys: MIUM STEAM DYEING 4 town, D Cy free of charge. Orders. by promptly attended to. Address as above. DIN 1831; ENLAW Everything appertaining to the busin rompily attended to, ‘The Coloring of Carp Jruggets a spacisity during the s: District work sent for and return, iail and express D SCOURING Es- 49 Jefferson st., near Bridge st., George Jel-tr OR SALE— being a tw 23 feet front by 120 gleep. Brick Building with taree c! immediate! y west of my house. mMbeErs; Also, a Lé 20 feet front, be showu by application at 163 V town. WM. Ae TENNEY S yz the East Wing of my Dwelling, o-story, The We: PIANOS AND ORGANS. TANOS AND ORGANS RECEIVED FOR Summer at G. L. WILD & BROS’. Ea porium of Music, No, 723 7th street n, w. anos, Agents for the Sticif and other first class Pi . fe3-tjy1 UARE PIANOS, AND B DETT ORGANS, at dole Agen @7 10th st.. Washington, D. C., formerly f with F.C. L & Sons, Practical Piano maker, ights & Co., and tuber with St mer! -ECKER BROs' GRAND, PERgHT. AND ofeman e\L Way 19-tr rf eale— prea, Darieaieee oune fo ou econ tee. (fait) HL SUMNER, SLI ALLET DAVIS & CO. PIANOS.—Up- 33 Close, ‘M, KENABE & CU. ED PIANOS.—These ceieb: instruments have been before the public} for forty years, aud have received th highest award Wherever exhibit ew doors above Penna, av. '3 WORLD-RENOWN- 8 ited, MeCammon’s favorite Pianos, and Pianos from other ceiebrat manufacturers constantly on hand, Shoninger’s celbrated Organs. Pianos and Organs sold, rented and exe ‘Particular atteution paid’ to Tune ing and thoroughiy ‘ing Pianos, C. RI BACH'S 10 Warerooms, 423 11th ‘Leo! LOOK: AT THEM: HARNESS, TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, &c. An immense variety of styles at equa Prices, at theever poplar Factory and Sale o JAMES 8, jel-tr Joining Odd Fellows’ $12 LEATHER TRUNK AND COVER, $12 NICKEL SILVER AND GILT, $17 TO $24. ny ACL y low rooms TOPHAM. 425 Seventh Street Northwest, Hail. UST_RECEIVED. FRESH SUPPLIES OF MINERAL WATERS. Hunyadi Janos, Apolinaris, gts and te, in bottles, jugs, ‘Apoliinaris, qts, Trriedrichshatl, Buffalo Lithia, Con, Hathorne, Geyser, Seltzer, iehye Missisquol, ‘These, and all other Mineral Waters, Gozen, Or jn original packages. at lowest eoty ABTHUK NATIANS, Pharmac j tr 833 14th st., corner of Vermont Spring. F bottle, figures. Ist. AMUSEMENTS. | EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS DISON’S TALKING PHONOGRAPH, EXHIBITING DAILY, at 1413 @ street, Opposite Riggs House, From 10a. m, to5 p, m., and 7100p m Admission 25 cents. je10-B:" W, ©: Cotes “BHAN NEW sHOWw?r FROM THE Great New York Aquarium, ON LOT CORNER OF ¥ and 16TH STREETS ORTH WEsT. Three Siuares North of White House. ONE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, Chariots will run direct to the extra charge. Two Entertainments Each Dav, we under a New and Beautiful Double-Parior Tent | _ Admission cents; Chi'dren under 10 years half Price, left Reserved Beentsexira. Hoors open at 1.30 and 7:30 p. m. yelO Bt GUMMER EVENING CONCERT, WH DANCING, | AT GIKSBOR PARK, WEDNESDAY EVENING. Ji RY THE | ORPHEUS OF Assisted by eminent An andria and Admission, 25 ¢ ‘ashiny Tickets limited and party ts Teave Washin; 6, 7 and 8 rm at 11.30 o'clock. waiting. WS 4t NGLISH OPERA, 5 bs 6 é. F National. THUPSDAY, JUNE 13 GRAND ROMANTIC OPER 878. \ FOUR ACTS, ee LER Under the MR. J. dire 1.—Th Kar. ACTIV €, Ford, and Messrs. veker, and Hay, in the Soctéty ** (50 votes) in Balietot Children, ~ Fail Orchestra. -scene, Popular prices, No extra at F c . ACT So Near and Yet So —Treas- ured Tokens iss Eva Mills, Mrs, 1 Morsell, Keen. Au ‘The * ‘ast the Ch a . Box sheet at Metzerott's, niy 31-26 ° ‘ ON EXHINITION Noyn 626} AND SALE {626 E Sr. AT Est, “MARHKRITENR'S FREE AKT GALT ERY AS D STOKE, No. 626 K STREET, va Chlidren’s cast= &e.. at exe 3 C off Wearlug Aq) traordinary hich Brand.” No. 619 SUMMER RESOR’ LT LAKE CITY, UTAY, TOWNSEND HOUSE. Most De West ror Ti Sample Room: WM. 1. HO WM. JENNINGS, Jel2-3m Owners and Propriata s, Mpio meson HOUSE AND RENOVO HOTEL feat ON THE, PHILADELPHIA \ ERIE RAILROAD: ‘These popular mountain resorts are now open for nL 6 3 of the enterta! nner Visitors. atl of z located in the midsi scenery, where the air aud wat are the purest, they will be found attractive beneficial resorts for health and pleasure seekers, well as convenient resting places for tourists and travelers. The adjacent country front fishing and gunning, For circulars of in- formation, £c., addre and Proprietor, Thompson House, Kan WM. BR. DUNHAM, Propric 305, 8.12815 Renovo Hotel, Renovo, F ILE PROPRIETOR of the Fopaiar. Summer Resort, RIVER SPRINGS, will receive Boarders from J tember 15. Board per dai 3 Der Week, $10; per month, $33; sailing 3 hours, loc. No charge for fishing, bathing, fruit, or medical attention. We defy ‘compedition uals season in the quantity or quality of that which constitites real life. Take the Thompson or Mattano aud land wharl, K.P. BLACKISTONE, M.D., St. Mary*s county, Md. © Fol Socials will make their 6th anaual trip (June 10) to thi jel-Lin* HINSON’S HOTE: JTRKDS ANOS, INK HIGHLANDS, NEW Jersey, Opens JUNE ie from st. sill ew York by long Branch R."R, line from Pier 8, North River. ‘Terms, $3 per day: $15 10 9/ $17.50 per week, Special arrangements 14 by the season, JASES JENKINSON, Prop, my30-Lmn COZZEN 3 WEST POINT HOTE NOW OPEN. For perticulars ad- SS GOODSELL BRos,, my27-1m West Point, N. ¥. i on the Greet ‘Proprietor. *G/5 CTOKER 1, - Large Swimming Pool, Hot and Cols Mineral Baths, Bowling ‘alley, Billard T, heaith-giving air and wacer; fool abundant, pro} erly cooked and served. No restraints of fashion; no Bar; noextortlon, ‘Two daily mails, Carriage rid@ from Winchester easv and delightful. Terms per month of four weeks, $40; a liberal discrant to families and to Individuals remaining two months or more. For illustrated pamphlets and ail infor mation apply to A. 8. PRATT & SUN, 401 9:n 2. We m: -eoSm BREst " HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL NOW 0! a: PEN. * { Proprietors. TOO Terms reasonable, Send for circular. VALTER BURTON, TON my20-1m* J. T. THOMPSON, UFFALO LtTHia 2 MECKLENBU» Waters well-nigh specific in St Caleuli, Diabetes and Inflammat the Bladder, Waters, in cas lons, $5 per Case at the Spring WELL, Agents, Washington, ‘Testimo- nials sent to any address, Springs open for visite ers JUNE Ist. Todas F. GUO JE my20-c018t &4tk Proprietor, PANTS, $Leach, at Boys’ Alpaca Jackets. 17 ““cantonade Pants, $1, $1.25 ad $1.50, at Mens Office Coats, 40 and 60 cents, at Meu’s Alpaca Coats, $1 50 to $4, at 1914-1916 Penn. je7-tr Bett ave, ween 19th and 20u BE LINEN DRILL non acre AND $1; Vest_quaiity. $1.50, J. We SELBY'S, Yrs. W. SELRY'S, W. SELBY'S. J. W. SELBY’S, sts, W 4sHIneron HUME BEMED) DE. LEWIS’ PLASTER, se mee SEVEN $08.4 QUARTER, Porous,’ Sure cure for Cuts, Burns, X. Capetne and Bruises and Bhet be id by all je Ask ‘. Bol iG Druagisis. for a Circular. EPPY REFRIGERATORS, All sizes of this CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR, Strongly bullt, hanqsomely finished, and peg ie cb ag conductor, have Slate Stone 4 Perfect Refrigerator. . “uate Webh £ Boveri.) 1009 Penn’a ave., bet. 10th and 11th sts, , my18-tr ‘Sole Agent for the District. we THOUSAND JAPANESE FANS, FOR DECORATING WALLS. JOHN H, MAGRUDER, 1491 New York aven jet-tr AS STOVES, GAS OVENS AND BROILERS, Allcold on guarantee, Full line of GAS FIXTURES VERY CHEAP, CORCORAN BUILDING, Fifteenth Street. ues near U. 8, Treasury Department. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTINGS. JRAWLEY SPRINGS. 2.000 feet above Tide-water, NEAK HARKISONBURG, V Capacity 3 large hotels with accommoda- tions for aon gucate. Appointments first- class. 2 Bsn UNE 15th. Rates, $2.50 per day: $12.50 per week: $40 per month. ‘For farmer jaiticulars address Dr, W. D. HOPKINS, Hare risonburg. Va. niy20-8018t PRINGDALE.—This popular Sumn sort, situated three miles east of the Biue Ridge, and near the terminus of the W. & O. R: R., is particularly attractive, to Gficchoiders. having the advantage of Tuoruiag and evening trains. Tiere ts a large lawn a(fordin, abundant shade, a pavilion, croquet grounds, ai Other places of amusement, ‘References given and required. | Address E. F. POWELL, Snickers- ville, Loudon county, Va. ‘my20-1m LOCK ISLAND, BR. I. The OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, JULY IsT. enlarged, opsns Itis situated on a bluff over. looking the Ocean, where there are uo heated or malarial ‘breezes, and the wind, blowing from the Ocean renders excessive Toye Possible, Bathing, Yachting and Fishing. “Prices accordance with the times, Send for circular to my15-eo2m NICHOLAS BALL, Prop. “rT RAYMORE HOUSE,” Sea END, IELINOIS AV A TIC cirY. N's. Opens June Ist, t8eD7 feat M. E. HOO! CAP Tonpakine Coty, Wena fam, ire County, 2 Vas, OLEN MAY 15TH, 1878. Unequaled by any mineral water in America for the cure of Kidney and gg Troubles, Uterine Atiments, Gout and Acid Dys- pepsia, and Diseases of the Skin. Its waters are alkaline, and contain also Salts of Lithia. It isan unfailing solvent of Calewli. Capon has proved of and can be more con- named than any in thiscountry. Fine Cha- in iron, on the grounds, and ur Spring of excellent quality easily accessible. "The air of this elevated region is pure and delicious, and the plu and other baths su- perb, J guarantee the finest Baud of Music soath of New York, For detailed information, call on W. FRAZIER, Ebbitt House, Washington, D.C. aoa oe cre TT SALE, Proprieto . He Proprietor. myl-eo2lw&29-eo4w EDUCATIONAL. UMM&K COURSE at SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ‘7th and L streets, during May, June aud July, other mineral springs lybeate Sorin 8, Ficl a White Sul Tuition by the month in Penmanship. Corre- ecokkoeping and the calculations con- For terms ingnire at the College Office. my4-8m SFLEW QOD ENSTIT UTE, Conconp- A. — VILL 5 juarter; Gi Students propared lot business, Yale ox Hist vard College, first fen@2-ly J. SHORTLIDGE, A.M., Prin, AMES CORKIDON. Professor 4 Penman- ship, St. Cloud Bu iding, 9th and FP, “Writ ‘ookkecping and Short~>snd taught in short ietiy LADIES FINE BOOTS for 8; wear of m: own make for asle at very reaconste 4 bara Ln Opposite Parent OMlice. Ladies Boots and Shoes made to order st short astion, = mas30- tr je7-tr E. F. BROOKS. NEY LOAN ON WATO! DIA- ¥ kind of ORNAMENTAL OR SEAEEE LANDA TER ARS | OU ES BA Set sesue at t Loa 7» 141 Wanita Sonnets tintted Staten Patent Ofioss “mys tr averue. Rg cca leet ee > ULOTHING, &¢.—L. BIC. in COND aa OLOTE IHG. “ine only pisce in O SET OLOTHING, BOOTS, BHORS. he.clty to dispose of, Second-hand ng. Be,, os teh treet aoathiesst, cttors great uarga: wa ihecrigtual 9 + MERZOG He Sa® the higher prices ce by tall ‘aitended calling a : RovBet onan g promptly attended t0- areetr’ | 7) He LARGEST AND PEST ASSORTMENT Disc eeay i FATIERN! aiLthe pew styles | apso Bessie ‘A. BTRA US: just reosty’ +P, = wo foliore and. 14g ZU H §8 BUSINESS SUITS are equal (had Dian Books apactaities, Ome i 2, weave, av ENUINE Jonas BI FLANNEL suits at Qa erekus? 50 | Chromos, &c. ngs, Wiitow ee re ne ea ear Gords aud Tas- DE: % nthe District, ae Tk CABH. | BF Viease re ‘ame and Number. jyl-ly 5 SIOY TO RICHMOND on we zac Gt MOUNT Z'ON BAPTisT CHUsCH, POSTros kv portl Angust. HE EXCURSION TO GLYMONT, ort BR. B. CHOIR, ao Piece op SUNDAY NEXT. H. KING. Jk INST GRAND ANNUAL PICNIC or THE PAINTERS: UNION. No. 1. of Washineton, D.C. AT BEY ei's TPH-STREET PARK. FEDNESDAY. June 12th, 1878, mmencing ting gent v pavi ‘Coremoules 0. K. Love. ’ Paneling ¢ B H" Fe RERESS WON ie KFOLK AND TAKE CAPES EXCURSION RY WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 6. 1. 0. ‘The steamer Jane Moseley will leave the whorl foot of 6 SATURDAY, June 1B, at 6:30 p.m. terchin Aexandris, returning at 6 0° Monday morning ickets—Gents. $2; Ladies. $1 » had at ~ A bite House drug and men da | gtxpar E} Te | MARSHALL WALL, : STFAMEK MATTANO, Capi. WE Byles leaves t ERY SUNDAY. at'3.30 return- | ing. will arrive ti ton at | 880 p.m. . alee © MATT ANO** ean be chartered for Breur- reasonable terms by applying at offer, i N xis, i. TUCKER JONES, Agont, ISLAND. Resort, is now open for the ree ception o PICNICS AND PRIVATE PAIrins. Tie Grounds have been improved aud P- Kooms refurn: Tuished in ge TY to Carry passenge a. Chareh: | style, and Seat to and from ih and other Associat ive us a call as w Dieasant and agreeal Manazer. 81m ATH JULY. GRAND RATLROAD EXCURSION TY KICHMOND AND RETURN, Trains Vor | «TH IL m, an < | Literal aise Matted w. . GEOHEG AN Iron Steamer SUE will res SATURL NIGHT EXCUR | SIONS. Wi wharf, foot of reuroing to ts i ashinge a's will be nrnished on sorlacions will be fir 2. For 1 amply to ls reer 1th __Je6-3m MENTS made wth hie Prop YGEIA HOTEL at Toe, Va. to receive. pas " the Steamer ‘LADY OF THE LL’ K® for the month Of June reduced rates, Tickets, with ar oe ior Passage eo Fare at oY sed e ire of the Company, Room ove! National Metropolitan Banke os ae je5-1m UEL BACON, President | GEEMoNT Pav: This bes J su: Wanagement an grters and fs now | ne 15 King | dates. SUNPSAY Excunsron. LADY OF THE LAKE will, until further notice. make regular | Excursion Trips on SUNDAY AF- TERNOONS. leaving ber Wharf Tih or 9th sts. Me | Sail on the Potomac, down and con ing b | JOHN W. TH neers Kk.” Fare 60 cen SON will leave y AFTERNOON, at Miont, Fare rovnd trip, 25 ceuts, B.—Steamer Thompson's tickets not good on m23-tr ARSHALL A his well-known and popalar SUMMER RESORT been refitted. aud ts jx en fe c. The w 3 glehart and Rowers, are again in chargeo! the grounds. Parties wish! the grounds wi'l apply to JOS, EN¢ prnor 6tli st. and Mary’: or to GKO. KAUER, Powhatan H 7th st. RYSUL4B Ghanp SION On the Barge * Will tuke place NeXT SUNDAY, leaving the 7th st. wharf at 8 o*clock and returning at 8, landing at Fort’ Washington going aud returning. Tickets 2 cis, ; no charge for children under ten years, Donch*s Band, sixteen pieces. Wim. Dietz and Hammersiy, Caterers, This Barge can be chartered for $60. mys LEASURE BOATS FOR HIRE - Pim JOSEPH PASSEN: om ps apls-8m LADIES’ GOODS. 719 GREAT REDUCTION. 719 STRAW GOODS, PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, &c., At DAVI», 719 Market Space, cor. Sth street, CHIP HATS and BONNETS marked down less than half price: Children’s Trimmed Brighton and other Fancy HATS at 60 cents, former price from to it bavis.. SUNDAY Excu! “COCKADE CITY"? $1 to $1.50, 2508UN UMBRELLAS, all styles and prices, alt bought this season—fresh, desirable goods at eost, AU DAVIS’. Great Bargains in REMNANTS and ODD LOTS AL DAVis’. Elegant assortment of Japanese and other FANS at very low prices, at DAVIS’, Complete ines of TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, HAMBURG EDGES ‘and INSER- TIONS, NOTIONS and Fancy GOODS, at lowest market prices, At DAVIS’. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, best makes and styles, at lowest prices, At DAVIS’. SHETLAND SHAWLS. HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES. SASHES, NECK WEAR. FLOW: ERS, FEATHERS and MILLINEKY “OODS always on hand, at DAVIS". NEW GOODS received ever and i aera SA tn veya 3e6-Iw 719 Market Space, cor. 8th st, ‘ST RECEIVED—A new involve of , heen FLATS, FRENCH and AMERICAN CHIPS. Also, 30 bexes of ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWERS, bonght for one-third thelr vaiue, will be sold ac- cordingly Call and examine our prices and stock before bay- ‘ing elsewhere. Mrs. J. P, PALMER, je6-tr 1107 F st., vet, 11th and 12th sts. her es- FRING ES, cpan.on TOESDaY and WEDNESDAY. at 83 North 7 Street, Baltimore. DEESSMAKING inallits branches. _Je3-tr e@uvUuGLASss’ ‘inth + Cloud Building. Py ee Re aren ya ‘Sar cessity for more space to properly display our Sralties, has Induced as to mornac the storeadjoin- ing, formeriy occupied by Miss McCormick, With facilities ented, and new departments cre- ated, we be able to display all novelties inour a8 soon as they appear, aud at prices season consist of HOSIERY, oS NUR EECHIEFS, PARASOLE 7 CLES, Our Gent it (entirely distinct) is rey with newest desiens in COL- ej , HOSIERY, NECK W iA! LARS, ork as x Oe ae. Each lowest Nev price. We invite inspection from all, M®* 08S Gaon OPProsiTE ‘Has Just opened a large and select assortment ot INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S LACE CAPS HTS, BOBES, and BONN} LONG AND SHORT DRESSES, And all Kinds of CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOODS. in Lisie Thread GLO’ aero ea es es 2