Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1878, Page 4

ad en eee "THE EVENING STA SATURDAY 2: Weather I .Jmne 29, 1878. dieations To-dey SIGNAL Orrrora, ashinxtos, June 2), 1378. For the middle Atiantie states, stationary or rising > par iy cloudy weather. c i.tesior we: LOCAL NEW:. Condensed Locals. From J. C. Parker we ha the New York ails. ta of the Analostan on the Potomac this inning with a single scull race ng officers were elected by Wash- ington Lodge No. 6, 1.0. M., last even Ww. |. Gus. W. Furer J. M., D. W. Landvoisc; R.S.. Theo. V F.S..W. H Peare Dutcher Treas. F. A. Hat; Chap., J.T. Danbar: Con., W-_H. Dulin Yesterday afiernoon two colored th entered the groc E Ty store of ames roof 2d nul He street: ler of bacov. Mr. Bi them, who drew a knife a the hand and m This mornin: colored fema Oticer Janifer founda infant corne! . 3 northwest. A mairiage license has been issued to Cyras Boggs and Vannetia C. MeElfresh. . W. A. ( + €. Cole have for i a bill for divo avenue and Q tre E. Among th the board of pe ptheir bu: Messrs. Cissell, He gett, a vel the District. for mor q a centu 1 last residence of hey dav 1115 ‘ih street orthwe of mourbing relatives Dr. A. Y. Garnett was swindied on Thurs- day out of & by a person who represented t ore of his patients (Wm. O'B arrested for fast driving and nee as coilat |, Which was untrue. ‘At the meeting jen) had be led that $ to com 1.0.0. cers Elected. emments of the Dis. elected the Co Fren FS. Union, No. Reithly, V.G.: JF ian Higdon, N. Swormstedt, F.S, . W. Colley, T. 1 er, N.G.: M. son, F.S.; Ed. John L. Vogt 6. 2)—Thomas Summerseaies. Connell, V4 Swing, Faleoner, R.S.: John M. NCAMPMENTS, pbert W AW; Win Young. hn T. Ward. R. Mele; Cc. ‘Jobn Casey, \ Ht FLW 7. J.W.: Wm. P. Her Taos >John E No. (—M. J. Weaver, C.P.: Peter W. Murphy H. Fear | W. Fowler, 3.: J. 7. Given. T. | NERCISES OF ST. PETERS yesterday afternoon in the | een sd and 4th | THE CLostNG SCHOO. took plac Sehool room _on southeast. The me | (an | dKiding Hood,” dialogue, “Wonderful Gold eros: for excellence were | awarded in the boys’ department to James Bryne, John Maloney, Wm. Maloney, Bernard Gates, James Duhey and Edward Osborne, of the 13st class; and’ to Wm. Carrico, Charles | Dunn, Michael Touheys and Wm. Denheys, of the 2d class. In the girl’s department to Em- ma Chapman. Magvie Chapman, Mary Touhey, Mary Burrell y.Curun, Magsie Polking: ton and Ellen Haskins, of the Ist efass; and to Blanche Padgett, Annie han. Toomey, Katie Moore and Amhie Reilly, of the 2d class: and to Grace Padgett, Millie Padgett. Mattie Keilly and Mary Sullivan, of the 2d ¢lass. The premiums numbered 250. Base BaLt.—The concluding Gampioeship between the Exéelsiors of Bal- timore and the Nationals was played yester- day afternoon. It was won by the Nationals who scored 31 to3 by the Exeelsiors. It was not by any means an interesting game. Of the six games played between these two clubs the Nationals have won five. In Balimore yes- terday the Eagles defeated the Waverlys after avery close game. It took fourteen innings | to decide who would be the victors. At the | end of the ninth inning each nine had received four runs. The tenth inning gave one more run to eae neither side seored. The More ip the fourteen inni Rot scoring, the former ¥ Mrsé Hare I street, opy closing exercises yesterd: medals were awarded Larkin, Viola Bell, . ame for the a ame by 7 to 5. WINARY, located at 1: Franklin Park, he! . _Harrover, Flor. R. The Columbia | svn | t | and of a good qua } alway ‘Maggie | charge was attentive and obli ing the next three innings | charges had'been made by pay eelsiors | Doubleday, ence V. Thomas, Masters ay Kilbourne and Joe C. Kilbourne. The first prize, for regular attendance, to Miss Nannie Raub, and prizes for attendance and general improve Ment to Masters Willie H. Trouland, Alfred 8. Wilson, and Miss Katie i. CHILDREN's P. i CRILDREN’S GAUZE yests; children y hosiery; pink, light ‘blue, cardinal, eveam, seal brown and children’s faney hosiery in two colors, pari silk ; ladies’ English stockings (woven seams), He. ; gentlemen's fancy hosiery; ladies’ ba’! brigan stockings (woven seams), three pair for #1; excellent corsets, We.; Dr, Warner's celebrated corsets. $1. 7 Market Space —Adrt. SuppEN DeatTu.— Last night, about lig @'clock, Nancy Colgin, a colored woman, 50 years of ave, while with a friend searching for a lost child, was taken suddenly ill and was forced to rest on a step on 2th street, between O and P northwest. fore a phy ician could be obtained she died, and her vy Was taken tothe fourth precinet station. Dr. Hopkins Ee the opinion that death was caused by art disease. BuiLpr isle NG PERMits issued by Inspector En- Richard Thornton, repair a frame 20 3d st. n. 5. J. G. Thompson. . between Land M . Finley, repair a brick hand lth sts. n. D. P. Hough. construct a two-story building. 51h, between H and I sts. n.w.; $1200. Jesse Wil: Hams, construct two three-story houses, Ith, between M and N 21,300. Roy's AcaDEMY closed on the Mth instant by an examination. Prof. A. J. Huntington, of Columbia university, examined the Latin and ¢ lasses. and R thores mstrucied:Afver the examina tion, » diplomas were awarded to Thos ‘ant, Robinson White and John | been. mi Loomis, for punctuality, eouduct and im- provement. RECOMMEND leaving the of Tre Star ity to go to MeMurray’s, he readers and have their trunks made to order or re- Paired and covered. He, being @ practical suan, Works himself, and at very low prices. — Aden th sireet u.w., between D and E streets, | { Tronounced them | Gestion for the jury to determine. They also | discharged. Hospital Investiga- tion. THE CHARGES AND THE TESTIMONY. The beard of managers of the Columbia pital and Lying-in asylum, and the medi- 3 there, the latter part of March 1. @d one month only, and was disehar . Murphy, the surgeon in charg a which appeared to himse'f good and sutheient. Miss M. and her friends feeling them elves aggrieved, have made consider- able talk about the conduct of affairs at Ub hospital, and a short time sinee, charges— seven in number—were filed by Miss M. with Seeretary Schurz, who turned the matter over to the medical faculty of the hospital for suc’: action as seemed to them prop Another series of charges made by Mrs. Doubleday, a pay agent, of a similar char: acter, were also filed and took the same course; and both prosecuting witnesses with others were subpoenaed last night before the directors to testify. Mrs. Double: did not appear, but Miss Mouske was pres nt. The physicians present were Drs. J. a Ritchie, Louis i, J, T. Young, L. T. Sowers, R. Reyourn, H.C. Varro’ YQ. Stran- ton, Chas. and others, and the Treasurer, Mr. J. ell, besides some twenty or thirty | rested in the in- vestigation. I sided, with Dr. Stranton as seer A letier was read board of managers, setting forth that thorough investigation of the charges wa: desirable, and that the matter of a public hearing would be left to the discretion of the board of examining phy ans. A motion was adopted, that the charges be taken up and considered Seriatim. Dr. Murphy here asked that he be allowed c sel, and that a tulland thorough investi- tion be made of the charges preferred. The request Was aecepted and agreed to. ‘The secretary read a note, received from Dr. Murphy, asking that the investigation be made in publie. THE SEVEN CHARGES OF MISS MOUSKE were then read. reat disregard for ti rt of Dr. Murphy: s s he sam ruments used in other simi- amipations without washing or cleaning ch instruments between examinations the surgeon in the wards in ez they are r that in with t lo call him after. ate pl the sees the p. nd perhaps oitene are left to the nurse: pioms; d pt give a su t the wa nd is eross, the fuod is poor, and cooked. but is noticeably of Lime to his visits in rude and profane: t oft n Lot suitab! eved on inspeetion day a regular ward ¢ it £0 without f tea for the sie! d and served to th and when they the beef used i th brary sive use of the surgeon in eha: i lors for the ive use Of The si ¢ Tons, no one of the ga t except by the | permission, though each beve also large a ntly appoinied root HHARGES PREFERRED BY their use. MKS. DOUB neter as to the hat beef used in Was afterwards baked and | at Vegetables were untit | s ed at 5:30 0’elock, | that generally that i. a little butter and died pe that friends outside supplied b generally: that in the Protestant hospital in Baltimore, where she had been an inmate, things were different, and better attention w: generally shown to patients; hospital they are annoyed by rules at every urn and corner: that she had been refuse permission to go into the parlors to play the iano: that the gentlemen visitors to the hos ti were of no possible use—simply walking through the rooms, &e., &e. A member here stated for information that this investigation had not be ed by the Secretary of the Interior. y turned the charges over to the board of diree tors. who had ordered il Dr. Young moved tha before giving testimony : adopted. The oatis Were administered by Justice Don- aldson, who was present. |THE TESTIMONY. The first witness called was Mrs. Clarke, re siding on 12th street,who testified that she 1 been a patient in this hospital at the Doubleday was. The charges preferred b: lady were not in accordance with rience of witaess e never wanted for food, and it was always care- was a piece of bre: that in Columbia | witnesses be sworn fully prepared. iere a member called attention to th that the charges made by Mrs. Doubied2; hot begin made under 0, Mrs. Clark, continuing, aid the matr shown a disposition to remedy litile ‘matter of compiaini made by pati Mrs. Judge Rixtord was the next wi She testified that she kad been an inm: the hospital in July, August and Septembe of last year. Mrs. Doubleda: present y was the time as a patient. Witness had rec a very good attention, and her food and treac me.'t were altogether very satisfactory. Mr: Doubleday used to complain sometiin b witness had the impression that her com paee were instigated more by her husband han through her own volition: she used to say that her husband was very much dissatis. fied, and that the treatment she had received le: a ke entered the | om. the sceretary of the | A Fatal Fight. A WELL-KNOWN FX-CONTRACTOR THE VIC- TIM OF A BAR LOOM RREL. Mr. David Keppel, formerly a contractor and more recently a grocer, died about nine | o'clock last night at his residence, 187 New Jersey avenue, from the result of wounds re- | ceived ‘on ‘Thursday evening in ‘the Marble | Saloon restaurant, corner of Pennsyivania avenue and Sth street. The accounts of the pner in which he received the fatal in- juries do not all agree, but it is probable that the truth will be developed at the inquest, which is in progress this afternoon. he statements of those who claim to know some- thing of the facts of the case are in brief as | follows: That Wm. Fletcher and Jeremiah Desmond, both well-known contractors, on Thursday evening last had been drinking, and | going into the saloon about five o'clock they pecame engaged in aquarrel. Some say the altereation was about payements and others | that it arose from au alleged insult offered by | Desmond to Fieteher. One aecount says that they commenced to throw piasses, at each Mther, and that Desmond, picking up a goblet, | threw ‘it at Fletcher, when it missed, and | striking Keppel on the forehead, inflicted a | fearful gash. Another account says that ne | pel being a friend to both parties, stepped in between them, when one of them pusied him ide and he fellon the marbie fioor, and in that manner received the injury which re- sulted in his death. Keppel was immediately taken to his home in a stupor, and Dr. J. & ASE Ne| . Elliott) ea efforts made to say S above stated. OND. life, death resulted ARREST OF DESM AS soon as the tacts were m. the police the various precincts were notificd and officers were sent after Desmond end known to Fletcher. Officer Shilling, about 12!4 o’eluc! last night, arrested Desmoud at hi idence, No, 102 F Street southwest, and he was locked up in the first preeinet station. AFTER THE AFFRAY. About So’clock Thursday night, a colored hackman had the injured man Keppe' his hack with another white man, atthe corner of 2d and L streets southwest, hunting for Keppel’s house. They had Ken the locality, as Keppei’s louse is Jersey st. Keppel appeared ‘to. be blood was coming from d was bound with a hand- kK $ clothing was bloody; he was lying in the hack, his companion being very drunk. When asked what the matter was, t bis horse had ran away Ww ured him; but the white man named Bill Fetche man was in Keppel's bug: ‘The y were informed where Key Was and drove off in that direction. TUE PARTICIVANTS IN THE AFFRAY Fleteher is v re ving been a street contraetor for years avd resided for a long time in the first ward. “Tle is quite well to do, owns a farm near gly, Va., where it is ih zht he went yesterd. ~' Deceased is aloo | a contractor and “is famiilarly Known as Jerry | Desmond. He to is well to do and has a fami- ly. Mr. Keppel was about %0 years old and a native of 1 ud, but has resided here nearly 0 3. F ves it Widow and two growi | sons who h dd charge of his grocery busi- ne ur gan. He was in town util § p.m., when he went home. ig Mr. Henry Himber drove out to howe, aud intormed him of Kep hey immediately drove back Fletcher said no one regretted nee more than he did. and he resery made the tollowing ut in with the othe: and we ‘oup: Desinond took a seat at the tabie, and when I sat down he ealled me some name, and I got up, saying that I would not be insulted, and walked “away from him. De: mond then commenced to throw the cruits at me. and four of them just grazed my head, while one of them struck me on the top of the head, cutting and ¢ ng the biocd. Dave then fell, he was struck, and then. Desmond fell, , 1 believe, was trying to stop Desmond. the oceurre Withont an Sammer Entertainments. The aes Eecursion takes place nday and Saturday Morning, at lock, the City of Alexandria leaves arf and gives her passengers a forty- ride on the Potomae for 10 cents. Tne Orpheus Octette Cluh give another sum- €venilg concert at Giesboro’ next Wednesday evening. it Would Be Well foxy those seeking river. breezes and cooling shades to bear in mind the Fruit cursion on Tuesday. SUNDAY EXCURSION The Steamer Sue leaves this evening at 8 o’cloex for Point Lookout, and returas at 6 a.m. next Monday. She stops at Piney Point y Every 3 ll: DoF both v _Lhe Seamer Arlington leaves for Occoquan Falis et m., Starting from the fuot of 7th street, No. The Harbinger will make her usual basket P 0 Occoquan Fa She starts from sth street wharf. The Sleaner Mattano leaves at 3 afternoon for Marshall Hall: returns at 8:30. The Lady of the Lake leaves her wharf ai 3 five-hours’ sail on the Po.omac, ys. W. Thompson starts from the Whar same f{ as the Lady of the Lake, at 4 p.m. for Glymont. The Cockade City leaves the 7ch-street Wharf at 3 and returns at §, landing at White House going and returning. FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS. The Express leaves at a.m. and 2and 6 p.m. for Giymont. Music, refreshments and fireworks. The John W. Thompson will make a trip to in the hospital in Baltimore was so much better. Mrs. Gov. Ford testified that she had been a patient at the hospital: she had no cause to complain either of the surgeon or of the food; her f was plain and Bood | the matron in ing. Mrs. Strong, daughter of Ais, Ford, testi- fied to the same import. Mrs. Briggs here stated that these witnesses were all from among the pay patients. She would like to have the poor people heard from. The Secretary said that any witnesses she desired to be heard should be Summoned Mrs. Briggs said she was a visitor at this hos pital, and she would like to take the stand and tell her experience. Rev. Dr. Paret here took the floor and en- tered his protest against trying all kinds of insinuations from ail kinds of persons. They had before them written ehargesand h: ch Withesses summoned to sustain the char arge He was not willing to have outside matt 3. ers; brought in at this stage of the ea Mr. Brady, counsel for defen said the tients, and Fil as related to Mrs. sed. Miss Mouski was then sworn, and gave tes- timony on support of the charge of untruthful. ness. It was based almost entirely upon fact that on entering the hospital Dr. Murphy had romised her a new carpet for her room and fe had failed to comply with his promise. A lengthy statement in relation to the use of the upon patients successively without or cleaning Was made, and a leugthy juestioning followed, but the testimony of cther witnesses contlicted very much with her statement, and was not finished. The tive other charges were not reached at the hearing last night. ——__—_. The Capitol Homicide. THE JURY OUT ALL NIGHT. Yesterday afternoon, in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, the case of George E. EUi- son, late engineer of the House of Represen- tatives, for killing David Small, late an elec- trician a. the Capitol, by striking him over the head with a club on the 7th of March, 1877, from the effect of which he died on the Zist of the same month, was given to the jury. Judge Wylie directed the marshal not to keep the jurors inthe hot jury-room at the City Hall, but to make choice at some hotel of the city of a cool, comfortable room, where they could remain and consult freely without being over- heard. They were accordingly taken to the National Hoxel. THE JURY AS Ss mornin} a Nay, the examin: ING IMSTRUCTIONS. _ ig the court sent to the National and they came into the court- Mr. Thomas L. Hume, the fore- at they had not agreed. He some 0: the jurors desired to ed (Ist) as to whether, if the ac- d@ been apprised of threats by de- ceased, and the latter came to the room in a menacing attitude, it was necessary for him to wait an attack. The court said that under such a condition of eireumstances the pris- oner should be acquitted. They also asked Whether the testimony of the accused was not entitled to as much eredence as that of any Witness. The court answered that this was a asked if the jury could throw out the testi- mony of a witness whose testimony had not pecan and the court said the: could not throw it out, but they should weig! it. After some further instructions the jurors retired again at 11:40. TEE JURY DISCHARGED. - The jury were called in again at one o'clock, and again stating their inability toagree, were . It is understood that but two were Leonardtown, leaving at 7 a.m. These two days trip will be one of the most pleasant ex- cursions of the day. The Lady of the Like leaves at 5p.m., July 3d, for a pleasant ip to Piney Point, Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. Parties can stop at either of these places, paying their fare for as far as suey go. |. ,, 2zeursion to Harper's Ferry.—The B. & O. R. RB. will give a grand excursion to Harper's Ferry July fourth. The Temperance Escursion to Washington Grove camp grounds will be an interesting .one. See advertisement for particulars of the d_ excursions on the grounds guring the us leave at 9 a.m. and return at 7p. ne Sovereigns of Industry will give a select family excursion to Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and the Cayes. The boat, the Jane Moseley, Will leave 6th street wharf the evening of the 3d at7p.m., and return at 6 a.m. on the 6th. The nu T of tickets are limited. Excursion to Richmon Trains will leave the P. depot at (:39a.m. for Richmond. Tickets, which are limited, are being sold for two dollars at the various places mentioned in the advertisement i ther column, oo Dry Goons, dry goods, dry goods; beautiful Pacific tawns, le.: lavender lawns, linen lawns; beautiful dress goods, part pure wool, 1ie.: beautiful dress goods,’ part silk, 25¢.! ines (damasse), lk and THE COURTS. POLICE COURT—Jridge Snell. Paiker Washington, Jas. Wil) elson, Wm. MeDanie! and Osear CITY ITEMS. LETTER Heads—Milans & Wilkins, 603 7th st. n for vagraney. Wm, Lusby | | No Persox yet has tried Loditie's Headache + larceny of & meerschaum | #eersic without getting immediate relief. Try . from John Christma: ad | it. costs, or 10 days in jail. Samuel Ales assault on Jennie Harris; $5 and costs, Lee, petit larceny ; 90 days in jail. SPECIALTIES IN STRAW HATS. Gentlemen’s Stylish Dress H. Boys’ Dress Hats, all colors, 7: at Le’ “Popular One Price Store,” street, between I and K n. w. EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM THE FLOWER. This is the secret of the wonderfully sweet and penetrating qualges of the perfumes manu- factured by J. & E. Atkinson, of London. HEALTR—The Poor Man’s Riches, the Rich Men's Bliss—is found in Aver's Medicines, after a fruitless search among other remedies: A word to the wise is sufficient. For Urwarp oF Turrty YEARS Mrs. Wi low's Soothing Syrup has been used for chi dren. It corrects acidity of the stomach, re- eves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhwa, whether arising from teething or other causes. An old and well-tried remedy. 25 cents a bottle. under, Wn. EX-LEGISLATOR O'CONNOR'S ARREST FOR FORGERY.—A_ special to the Dayton Journal from Columbus, June 17, says: Hon. John | O'Connor, formerly a democratic representa- tive in the legislature from Montgomery county, was arrested at Indianapelis this morning by a U.S. marshal, on a charge of forgery, and brought to Columbus this after- noon. ’ He had a hearing before the U.S. com- missioner, and was held to answer before the U.S. district court at Cincinnati. Suspicion aroused at the Pension oftice in regard to ‘onnor’s proceedings in regard to an ap- cation fora pension made in his own be- If. The Commissioner of Fensions, tod | at the | * 929 7th 2 C | Bai said, ascertained for a certaint t name of a surgeon which appeared on itis ap- | plication was forged. An agent was sent out ¥C ait to Dayton some weeks ago, who made a thor ough examination of the case, and tlhe fact o! the forgery was considered ‘as established. O'Connor, during his troubles here, growing out of the charges of desertion, bounty jump: ing and faise statements to procure naturali- zation, wrote to the Commissioner of Pen. sions, withdrawing his application for a pen- Harpy TIDINGS for nervous sufferers, and those who have been dosed, drugged. and | its Sites. quacked. Pulvermacher’s Electric TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical seour- {ug and Dyeing Establishment, No. 6‘; street, Rear 9th street. By promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of American or European invention, be is enabled to do his Work in a manner not to be equalled by tho-e not possessing these facilities. His cleansing aud dycing Ladies’ and Gent's suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the city on accoun: Russra. jamuel Remington, president of tae Rem- ‘on Arms company, sald yesterday, that New York agency is not responsible for the despatch sent from this city to London, announcing that the Russian government a of his urchased 360,00 Remingion rifles. No con- | superior work. N.B.—A specialty of his eon- Tact, he said, had yet been concluded. | sisi in removing spots from costly party dress- Whether or not the Russian agents were ne- | @8; 25 years’ experience. His dry ci gotiating with the company he declinc’ to | moves grease spo! fectually from any article. say. The Russian government had observed | and careful pressin ves them an appearance the greatest seciecy in its purchases, and Mr. | as if newly made. Kemington did not wish to make public any | pair for 25 cents. of his dealings ath Russian oes ian at — part of the London dispatch which said that mG the Russians had alsqbought a large number | GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. RK SALE—A neat, commoaious aud conyen- lent two-story Brick HOUSE, pressed br ek of guns which had be@n made for the Turkish government Mr. Remington pronounced w'- terly untrue, as the Remington company never yeontract wit © latter company.— | front, with a two-story back Building, had any sontiet with the latter company 8 rooms and bathroom. with range foe 2 ater, all recentiy painted and grain water, dry cellar, with gas through: nr between High and Congress sts., 120 f ix0, for sale, a fine 7-0¢ PIANO, age house in the rear; lot fronts \REAT BARG. PLANOS WHICH AVE BEEN UsED. Que 7+ ctave Rosewood, Boardman &Gray, AT ali 825 tai 30 f AY , but little usea, and in perfect order, one-haif the original cost. Call at No. 53 High st., Georgetown, D. C., where all information wii! be be given. 28-6." {OR RENT—HOUSE No. 70 West sr. One 7-0 ing 11 rooms. with all mod: rn bay One 6y-celave Inquire of 8, THOS. BROWN, No. One 6-0ctave Osbonne zs | street. One 6-octave Masor & Mamlin Org: KNIVES. ‘ AZORS, SCISSORS, PEN-K |. NAIL, Por ee eee Oi Rate. 40] Ros aairand Clete baa Ces NS - eae oe ey MET LEROLT eee Portemonraies. &¢., for saio cheap vy E. K OM ETLEBOTY 4 LUNDY, 144 Bridge st., Georgetown,” jei9-ir vy between 91h ESTABLISHED IN 1931; ENTA Ne and Improved in 1874; now the plete in this partor the Count W. H. WHEATLEY'S | PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING Es- NOTARY ESTATE Ad No 324 Tweisin ard TABLISHMENT, WASHL 49 Jefferson st., near Bridge st., George= Richard Wallac Boson) Cs Crosby 8. Noyes, Editor Evening Star, Everything appertaining to the business Geui Riggs & ¢ a nkers. remptly attended to. The cleaning of Carpets, Thomact: Hee Grocery Merchants, ruggets and Blanketsa specialty during the sum= Joseph H, Bradi Attorney at Law. mer months. District work seut for and returned Jobn A. Baker, Commission Merchant, Dr, Jolin B. Blake, Gilson Brothers, Printers. . Orme & Sons, Gracery Merchants, ¥olcmon &Chapwan, Booksellers and Stationers, Lewis Johnson & Co., Bankers. tinemetz, Hatter and Furrier. free cf charge. Orders by mail aud express promptly attended to. Address as abo 11-tr AMUSEMENTS. M. W. Gait Bro. & Co.. Jewelers, 626 ON EXHIBITION 626 Jehu P. Mitchell, Dry’ Goods Merchant. "Sn Dal Francis Mohun & Sons, Lumber Merchants, . ITER! FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, Choice O11 Paintings’ Engraving Chromos, &c. Also, largest stock of Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas- sels, Rings, Nails, &c., in the District, aa Mia}. Thomas P. Morgan, Chief Met. Police. Louis H, Schneider & Co., Hardioare Merchints, Chas, B/Chureh, Pres*t Independent Ice Comp 'y, Norval! W. Burcheli, Grocery Merchant, Beavans & Shaw, Comission Merchants. Jehnson Brothers, Wood and Goal Merchants, Wiliam B. Ri'ey, Dry Goods Merchant, | \e27-6t RELIEF FOR TAXPAYERS! ‘The act providing for the *rovision and correc- tion ef assessments for special improvements in the District of Columbia," having become a law, all property holders interested who have PAID IMPROVEMENT TAXES since August 10, 1871, will be entitled toa rebate gPon any erroneous ‘or excessive charges made erein. ‘Taxyayers who have not paid the assessinents for special improvements can upon specific complaint of erroneous and excessive charges made, obtail revision ana correction of their tax bi Is. ALL PARTIES INTERESTED must, under the provisions of this act, present laims betore July 19, 1878, ‘The undersigned will give special and personal attention to this class of claims, and all TAX BAYERS who have not obtained proper allowane for old material removed or re-used, for work done under permit, for chureh property, or from auy error in the aisessmnents. should FILE THEIR CLAIMS TeRMs CasH, Please remember Name and Number. fyl-ly rue SPHING IS HERE.—Now te the Mime "4 <2, Beth —Laaics?, Bente wpe nlidren"s cast- 9 001 cat axe fraordiuary’ high cach prices at JUSTAS Od Stand,** No, 619 D street n.w. All notes by mail will be promptly attended to, mardo-tr PERSONAL. ‘OTICE—All persons owning judgments in pos- Session of the undersigued, and desiring certi- fied ccpies thereof, are requested to apply for the same before the 71h of July en: ing. Je 25-62 JOHN T. C, CLARK, J. P. O YOU WISH A FAIR SKIN? Pimples, Blotehes, Bump kind removed perman-r! ‘Supreme Skin Remody. —SULPHIDE of ARSEN- ICUM, It has never failed to give satisfaction, Dr. DOHME & CO., Baltimore, Md. Offices— in a and Eruptions ofany iy and promptiy by the New York, Philadeiphia, Chicago. Washington without further delay, with Offce—No. 511 13th rm nw. between © and i WILLIAM DICKSON, Send for circular and fuil information, Dr, JAS. Office 222 4° street, M, CARTER, Physican 1a e. Consultation three doors north of Columbia Building. F eerntions dtuggisthas it, Guaranteed pe SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES CAN BE PAID very Color and every Kk; checked and striped pete White and colored ground ; lav- “ht blue, dark blue, brown and black k, le of colore sh silks on ender, lig checked and striped silks. Carter's, 711 Mar- ket Space. —Advt a ae MR. CONNOLLY, having just returned from New York, is offering the last special sale of silks for thisseason. Silks have now reached bottom prices, and every one is recommended to buy at once. See new advertisement in to- day's STAR.—Advt. New StyLE Lawns, dress goods, 10,12, 15, 18 pararols from #1, $1 ys’ wear from 15 all patterns; spring ladies! dressiinens; , $2, $2.50; linens for up; mnattings good and cheap. Towson & Co., 636 Pennsylvania ave- nue, south side, near 7th street.—Advt. SEE advertisement auction sale of Anacos tia railway stock on Monday next.—Advt. SHOT BY A BURGLAR.—W. H. Andrews, a well known dry goods merchant of Cineinna' Ohio, who is visiting J.B. Eddy, of Warre! Pa., was seriously if not fatally wounded Wed: nesday morning, about two o’clock, while at- tempting to grapple witha burglar who had entered the room where he and Mrs. Andrews were sleeping. The burglar fired a revolver, the ball entering Mr. Andrews’ left side, di: rectly over the heart. Just as THEY Do Here.—A clerk in the London foreign office has been arraigned on the charge of communicating the agreement between England Russia to the Dally Globe. He otfere to another paper also, which led to his detection. 4&sFrantic remark by a Buffalo paper: “ Westward the curse of umpire takes its way. Ag Edgar Fawcett wishes “that man could man could make love like a bird.” He does Edgar, he does ; like a goose.—[ Hawkeye. Asin a od at Jonesboro, Ga., John Lambeth stabbed and killed his brother Wil Ham. They both belonged to the same church and had families. 4%g~Two boys started from Rochelle, Ill., in quest of adventure. They walked along a for conviction—Messrs. ©. T. Yoder and W. G. Phillips. ts As WARM WEATHER is now upon us there TTURE AT AUCTION.—A splen- | will be a general desire to abandon the heat iid opportun ve be oifered on Monday | and inconvenience of a coal fire and use the Mext to th lic to secure fine furniture at | Retort Gas Cooking Stoves, sold by H.W.Ham- the sale of Harmon, Boswell & Co., ilton, No. 425 M street n.w., which at a moder- y Auc- Gioneer Dowling. Every article will Positivel be sold without regard to cost.—Advt. . TEN thousand yards of Hamburg embroide- Bm auction, 5 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, Lie. ; the ania Beg — seared: atc. NM. ‘ows 7 ennsylvania avenue, #outh side, near 7th street.— Adve ss ate cost will do the entire cook and ironing for a large famil @ roomy square oven in ich two articles may be baked simultaneously, and it will orm double the work of any gas sto’ i ashing The Rotors has railroad for ten miles, and then, very tired, they sat down to rest. Very soon they fell asleep, and one lay with his head across a rail, so that when a train came along he was beheaded. #@-Charles Reade has sent a manuscript play to Clara Morris for her consideration. 4@-A3 a railroad train neared Elmirg a lov- tobe immediately naried A settee ges jal a) . an Was Botakaae scat Waste Salty wh @ Jocomotive nois! honored the event. ”, ‘The pring ; peas wast” and |B UNTIL JULY 1ST, AT A LARGE DISCOUNT, je21-Im 9.00 $ FOR LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER. ALSO, HARNESS, NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, $17 TO $24. tTROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Peun- ‘Iwaniaavenue. If you would know the truth consult the Dr. in all things, Office pou 9 Sian a.m, to® p.m, __ PROFESSIONAL. N.-DUTTON, ° Enginecor. Rooms 18 and 19, Safe Deposit Co, 's Build! . cor, 1bth st. and New York ave: asagt ae $9.00 il ERI Ge a . cnt or ee TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., ac. | DF ent Omics, Hectrician and Model Maker. x- An immense variety of styles at equally low | CAUses. Jels-ly Drices, at theever popular Factory and Salesrooms R. T. M. TALBOTT, 3 Es ‘Remov edet comune JAMES 8, TOPHAM, er ree pao tnedst comer 71h ana wey 425 Seventh Street Northwest, —— cE myeeay Joining Odd > Ham . — TIST, ° Bellows REMOVED TO 76 lista BTREET, trunks ana HEEEATRING. | matkay Over Thompson's Drug Btore, 8 and Harness. thoi repaired ‘Trunks coveredat low rates, Uen'y Fepalred, an JB, DUKE, Dentist, 458 7th stroct, eouthwost, (Qbear compen. CHEAP. | sets sat Teeth. $8; Tooth filed, $1; _ warranted. oct8-ly AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES FOR LUMBER, [Ane BACK! au discount any published price list for cash down, FOUR PHYSICIANS of world-wide reputation constituted the medical jury at the Centennial who decided that the mauu- facturers_ of BENSUN'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER were entitied to the only award of merit given for porous plasters, For Laine and Weak Buck, Rueutnausim and Kidney Coniplainee the abovearticle is the Lest remedy ever invented orknown. Its superiority to the ordinary porous A complete stock of SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, AT PANIC PRICES! plaster is very marked, BENSON’S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER RELIEVES PAIN AT ONCE, and cures quicker than any known plaster, lini- “ment or compound, It soothes; It surength- ens; It Cure: ? THOS. W. SMITH, jel15-1m Near B. & O. R. R. Depot. AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES FOR LUMBER CAUTION.—Each genuine Benson's Capcine Plaster has the word Capcine cut through it. Take no other, Sold by all Druggists, Price 25 cents, je24-m, w.8 OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. ‘PORTUNITY TO WIN heir Ooo VENT: RAND DISTRIBUTION, 1878, ar SENEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JULY 9TH. Louisiana State Lottery Company. rato for educational and Gharte aT WILLET & LIBBEY’S. Corner Sixth Street and New York Avenue. JOISTS, medium lengths, per 100 feet... stature of the SCANTLING, do, VA. PINE BOAEBDS, 16 ft., per 100 feet SHELVING, 12 and 18 inches wide, dressed aud jointed on edges, per 100 feet.......+0006 250 CAPITAL is 000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO orients EACH, STOCK CULLS, all 12 inch 16 ft., per100 ft. 1.50 HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR, FLOORING, very good, per 100 feet........ 1:90 sass 890,000 WASH BOARDS, 8 inch, clear dressed, per 5,000 100 feet «4. +++ 200 eae WHITE PINE CULLS, dressed, 4-4 and 6-4, eed per 100 feet... seseeee 2.00 10,000 10,000 eg 10,000 EVERYTUING ELSE CORRESPONDINGLY LOW 8 Aypiox! mation Frise of iin. 2. ppromimation Prizes of 900 If you will call at our Yard or write to us and get | ——-— NS iiocs +e0.$110,400 estimate on your bill of Lumber, 1,857 Sree: os, os ria SIO wi YOU WILL SAVE MONEY! schpbltgation for rates to clubs should only be made Writ ly st full address, for further Sa- WE ARE NEVER BEATEN! | jel0-tr ot M. A, DAUPHIN, LD Ci a, 10} ip | P.O. Bow 692, Now Orleans, Louisiana. Oo ieeondrand CLOREENG, BOOT 01 ‘@g-Ail our Grand Extraordinary Dra are &e., C33 7th Under the supervision end. jansgoment, of Hepays the Biphest prions Ga yin Gant foe he G.3- Beauregard and Jubal Ae Barly, je12-w cnapaase rae Ingerer ress cs MADE N. at: "s. a 4 M ONE. Try at 70) RT Bnd chiidreg attended pa usual, attended to, sion. and requesting that his papers on file | Yermacher Galvanic Company, New York | should be returned to him. But, as itis not | Cit 618,d&kly the practice of the bureau to return such papers, they were not returned, and so O’Con- Ror was unable to get them into his posses- sion. ALLEGED PURCHASE OF ARMS BY Mr. | EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS | ————————————— | | H® FOR TENTH GRAND PICNIC ‘of the WAVERLY MASCUERAU ERS. ‘To be given at Green Springs Schnetzen Park, on THURSDAY, Jas 4 Ry ordevof the Executive Com Killian, President: P P. R. Tavenner, Sec- B. Ehrmantraut, W. Ki YRAND SUNDAY EXCUR Wiarge and commodions steamer MARKY WASHINGTON, Capt. L. L. & Blake will make an Excursion to' Hall and “fount Vernon Springs Le 30, leaving her wharf, foot id returning at 8 p. 1 bas cured fo) trip. 25 cents. TSIC AND DANCIN E VoToMac CENTS steamers will Excul 6.0 st. . A Brass Band occasion. “Fare, round st Woeshington 7:30 pom; retarti ¥ Street cars wil be at the Wharf on the return of the joat 3e20 6° CUEM By UENABCE'S Grand Select MUON LIGHT EXCURSION MARSHATL HALL, on the com- modious steamer, jane Mi Pr to. 5 MONDA 1878, at ve had at ck p.m. Single imitting gentleman and | principal book: 903 Tu st G RAND FAMILY PICNIC x AT GIK THURSDAY, Jul For the Benefit of A; 8T. DOMINIC’S CHURCH. ing ‘rou: Tickets (in d tripon ferry boat) 50 tree. y half hour. Last boat. p.m. Fireworks during the eve- eDo-at ‘a RY RSHALL HALL, D will make two’ trips on the 4h to the above-vamed resort, baving her wharf, foot of Gih and N Bae -m. and 1 p.m, willarrive in Washington at fine tas hand has be ‘aston. and no pains w oming 4.h a most er he coot sh cool shi of Hal special police force will be on. the grou serve order, Fare, round trip. 60 20 MILFS AND RETURN - Ow Tie Potomac Kivar BARGE COCKADE CITY will mage ao Excursion down te rivar EVERY. WEUNFSDAY and FRIDAY at 7p.m., . and SUNDAYS ai 3 ‘Tiiese excursions are for the par 8 Sa)) on the Poton. * Se of enjoying the tye 5 iy desirable for families’ and Friday eveni Doneh"s brass ant aTsion. 5 ceuts. round trip. XCURSION TO HAR- , : = ig and | band on | ria: . Q: for picntes z 1g. hote!, with ey amerlation. Plenty of sh and Teantiful Historie places of g opportun for emmen at ties for sible nt. Dotoat onse and bay corner 9:4 au rug store, Time each w Seven hours at Harper" =. The steamer ** Arlington‘? will leave foot of 7th street, No. 2. at Ta.m,, returning leave Occoquan al6p.m, Round trip 75 cents. Jezs 2" WE STEAMER HARBINGER wil ymakd her usta: Basket Plenic to” ffm y | ce | is of the ¢ June 800 This beautiful place has only to beseen to be appreciaied. Tee cream and cakes bui no whisky. Fare 50 cents. Children half price, Little oues oO OCCOQUAN FALLS, JULY 471. free, Steamer for charter tll July 15th at $23 per vs. Licensed for 100 passengers. 2° E. GREGG, Captain, Gann FAMILY EXCUBSION TO GLYMONT, THURSDAY, JOLY FOURTH. | The large and commodions Steamer Express wil! | leave her wharf, foot of 7rh street, at 8:30 a. m., 2 and 6.39p. m. ‘Music andrefreshinents. Dinuer, 50 cents, Fireworksin evening. The bast of order | Will be preserved. Ticke: npson +? will makea trip to Leonardtown leaving her wharf 4th of July morn ing at 70’ Persous de: portunity to see the magnificent views on t mac river, as well as spending two days pleas- antly, should avail themselves of this privilege Tor the small sum of $1 round trip. STEAMEK LADY OF THE LAKE. With a view of giving families an opporcunity of enjoying a sea breeze during this heated term, we have concluded to seil a limited number of round- trip tickets for an excursion to Piney Point, $2: Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, at $4. Leaviug wharf, terminus of 7th or 91h street line of cars, July 3, at5 p.m. sharp, and returning Friday morning at 8 o'e'c! Ti c obtained at office over National Metropolitan Bank or at boat. Jez (Post) SAM L BAOON, Pres’t. ANK CLERKS’ EXCURSION. The EXCURSION of the BANK CLERKS’ ASSOCIATION Will take place THURSDAY, July' bh. je25 ‘ORTY MILES RIDE ON THE PO- ¥F TOMAC FOR TEN CENTS, The **City of Alexandria’? will make Excursions every MONDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS. — Leave 7th street. wharf 11:30 a.m.: return 8 o'clock p.m, Commence Monday, June 24, 1878. je25-6t" og Tht FOURTH, 1878. TEMPERANCE EXCURSION TO WASHING- TON GROVE CAMP GROUNDS. ‘Trains leave at 9 a.m., and return at 7 p.m, Twenty-two miles from Washington on the Point of SB. &0.R. KR. This! Well-known camp ground is the most delightful rove near the eity, comprising 300 acres of land. he buildings and tinprovements afford ample pro- tection for ten thousand peopie. The exere'ses Will consist of reading the declaration of Independence y Edwin B. Has esa. Addresees by Bev. Hichard gus, Ir. Kendrick, Charles M- Nye, é4.. and others.’ Singing and ’music, The refresiinents will be furnished by Alex. Eaggleston. Round trip tickets, (limited in number) 75 cents; chi dren over 6 vears, half price; for sale at Milans & Wil- kins’ Bookstore, 603'7th street northwest Henry Wilson, 116 Bridge street. Geurgetown, and Frank Recside, Manager, 807 4g street south: west. jezi-Lit OVEREIGNS OF INDUSTRY. SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION, FORTRESS MOSROE, NORFOLK, AND THE FOURTH OF JULY, Five hours at Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, for bathing, rowing, fish- ing and sightseein htful view of the sleeping accommoda- tions free. JA ELEY leaves 6th street wharf at 7 p. m., WEDNESDAY. July 34, re- turning about a. in, Friday, July Sth. Number Of tickets limited, “Tickets’ may be had of the members cf the various councils and at Whitaker & Sons, 941 Pa, avenue; Ballantyne & Son, 7th ‘8t.; Thompson. 8t.; Moore’s, cor. Pa, avenue aud 17th st.: Sovei ‘gms Distributing Agency, 610 11th st.; Morrison, 47 Pennsylvania avenue, JeI9-13t RIS I1ON.—DE. LOOMIS® Pein geceer ROPEAN PARTY. PECIAL FOR WASHINGTON—Leave Au i return October 7. Address Dr. 8. L. LOUMI No. 659 Pennsylvania avenue oust, cle, - Jeaseteh EVENING CO) WItH DaNOGe et? AT GIESBORO’ PARK, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 8, BY THE ORPHEUS OCTEITE CLUB, Assisted by eminent Amateur ‘Talent from Alex- OD. tmlonon, cents. | Kerry joats: leave Wash: gton, and 8 o’clock, and return at e ‘Cars in waiting. jele-Lin QONDAY EXcuBSION MARSHALL HALL. STEAMER MATTANO, it. Win. H. Byles, leaves 6th street wharf EVER! SUNDAY, at ¥. m., return. Will arrive in Washington ‘The * MATTANO "can be charte sions on ‘Tuesday, Wednesday, and by apply ing at oMice, font of Oth aut Noe ees “te Wee ig G. TUCKER JONES. agent, AMtie Bechara Bees is now open for the re- ition of “PYPIONICS AND PRIVATE PARTI ns. pe rounds have improved and Pavillion, for Excur- red Friday even- EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS ENT. HE UNIFORMED RCHB, 1.0. 0. = & ve an Excersion to Fortress Nort and Cape Heury 18th of July, retorning on_ the Sma Sw GREAT EXCH ib Ne ULY FOL TO HARPER'S FERRY 227 St Via Baltimore and Ohio Rullroa4, x ASHINGTON, W , whi ‘we SYN telltted find furnished. Lt captain, Is the only boat all > tana pase fengeis af Mount Vernon wharf. “iemod iri gy Ivcluding admission to mansion and grevad mer 7 datiy (Sun a an. 7th st. wharf lars ex- e J i. 4TH JULY. 4TH JULY. GRAND RAILROAD EXCURSION TO RICHMOND AND RETU r sale Pa, & Repettt. Pa. . K Brad ae uve. s, ¢ Dooley, . PONT LookouT EXct SIONS. STEAMER “SUF. Carr. . ©. GEOH EGAN, ‘The Kiegaut Iron Steamer SI E will resume by BATURDSY NIGHT EXCL R r “aj SIONS, June Ith. to Point Lovk- out, stopping at Piney P: and returtilig, leavitig Tub st., every Saturday 8 Washington by 6 a.m. on M. furnished on the Boat, an wit te fn State ki a ‘Ss wharf, foot of returning to Meals will be mation apply to Agenis. coruer 12th _ 6-3. G BEEN GEIA HOTE riress Mon - Va.. to receive passengers 1s) Sieamer LADY OF THE LAKE for the ponth of iC al re jt Tickets, with Coupons for Vasaaae . are issued at the Ome - Ove hal Metropolitan oom 8, over je6-1an SAM Pies KE BOATS FOX ii ing, &c. JOSEPH PASS 78 Water street apl8-8rm Georgetown. D. 0. _DRY GOoDs.__ OSC Wik H- {Kx Pos WISH IN COTTO Wamisutta Cotton, 10% cours. White Spreads, 60, 75° § Ove Case K ts of cents, Children’s White Hose, 5 3S, Je25-tr « gs and Fancy Dress y. *. ins Aud Damasse Bea Q “3 ting and Ollcioth on see ad aud No. 928 77 sr. EURDETEE 800. No. 708 K St. New. $ GPE4T BARGAINS LN DRY LUTTRELL & WINK, Corger 20th st. and Peaney oc Are Offering Fine Black Mohair, Gren lity Table Li 25e. Cotton and W igs, 160. ,redac 25 Beautiful All-W: nnvers, Boe rrom Se, Beautiful Piain Bro, Liven for <° Suits, 1 Spring aud Summer Dress Goods at aboat Victoria Lawns: Fren¢ Cambric Kiging: s¥es, Hosiery h Musing. and Hoigfs., alt very cheap Misses’ regu.ar made Hose in stripes worth e Superior 9.4 5) ». 10 4 Sheeting 2 Pisin and Fancy Ma: ik Umorelias, onl $8."Our eutire ods cash prices, LUTTRUL & WIN He28-2W 1830 Pennsylrania ave, oe of Named GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. OPEN FRONT, Ready-made, with Liuen Sleeve Bande and 1 Lintogs w the Bosot, made of Wainsutta Manes and twenty-one hundred Linen, resdy to put on,” for oniy $1.25. Our goods are iusde by "us oot Suarautecd as. singin one EO. M 3. GEO. MEGINNESS, Factory—75 W. Payette st. Baitire we, ington Branch—-10¢2 F st, n.w., PER CENT. DISCO i Androscoggin Cott ting, 20 to 40°. ; ‘Get stock of BRODHEAD & cO., Are now offering Goods, Black Silks, Velv Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &c., at ut of 10 per Sant, for cash from the Fe c Prices, and ai! lomestic goods under ruling market prices. Bean. tiful Lace-top Thread Gioves, Te. Lovely real French O1 dies, French 0: ndy Designs and Delocings iu Lawns, 12\c. 4 hoimpson*s Perfect Glove-fitting Corset, $1. “Bunt make all-wool Buntings, 35¢. a eel Td colors, 1.25. Clar! 200 y: ron, Be., (6 spools for Ladies’ And Gents’ Gauze Under Vests, 25¢, oa uh at wool Shetland Shaw!s, 75c. and op. Ladies’ and Gents’ Hose, from 106. to $2.50 pair. ‘Wamsutta fot, Bleached Cotton, ite. ‘Strfped Grenadines 10c. per yard and up, ‘earl at BRODHEAD & 00." jel4-tr_ 939 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th ILKS! SOLKS! SILKS! —Immense od ment of Silks; one hundred new pieces: received from New York. Jabtedie tie a lot of Black Silks. colored Silks, chee Rey gen Wi ze ona Cantera, athe ular Cash DryGooa: lining Silk. 60. idea mise = real satin finish Silk onl wy in A Se Greate black and lavender checked andeaae ie white and colored ground, wy am steel, iks—plum, navy blue, medi: blue. cream, cardinal, brown, = uful ‘Dr G . art wool, 15. Beat ifal }oods, B. ith 1 De 5 cautifal Dart slik, 3, “Buntiugs, pure wooo a6" Beau- Lace Buntings, 25. Debeges. a Biack meres. wide. double wid" 50, Beautiful Pacific Lawus. only tan vente: tne Price for these goods is 12g cents, we only ask 10, }eB-tr CARTER'S, 411 Market W !TE PIQUES, only 5 cts. per yard. SPRING DRESS GOODS, large stock, all styles 18, 0, 25 conus. “7 pure wool, n. Pure Wool, and colors, from 12, 15, BLACK GRENADINES from 25, 31, 37, 50, 0c, BLACK CASHMERES, all Wool, from 50c, up, BUNTINGS, all wool, 25 cents, CABSIMERES for boys’ wear, 15, 18, 25,31,37,60. MATTINGS, red check, 20 cents, LAWNS from 634, 8 and 12 cents, BLACK ALPACAS from 15 cents and yp. GREAT BARGAINS in all kinds of DRY GOODS, at C. M. TOWSON & 00.°8, 636 Penna. avenue, South side, near 7ch st. nw, ORES SCUENESS mT. Of first-ciass material, with Linen Uning to the Bosom; un- ie es, Dek, tse em je8-tr i i i ? z 3 : & g & Hi i ra it r iis "i S34 ie iy i G* STOVES, GAS OVENS AND BROILERS, All sold on guarantee, Full line of @AS FIXTURES VERY CHEAP.