Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1878, Page 4

“THE EVENING STAR. S.G. Green, of Gree offers to. whitewash t FRIDAY... August 2, 18 the District for thr Dr. W. W. Go Orrice OF CHIEF weather, . e of the re ran eSrore:—At 8 orclc enin: as struck by ig New Jersey ave vn was agai the lightning w. us, striking terror to the h The tat r prain and bail, deis en urch, Georgetown, to 3 amer Louise, of Baltimot 1 trip from this city to Fort son August fare has been pu trip, so as to be nt. ‘The steamer Mary aged roads, ete., a Washed in the carriage-way on 1s Eard F streets northwes at corner of A zht, one on Dand 1} west y between ith aud 7 dOnthe corn southeast, and 2 dangerous hole on T. bery h Streets southeast. Daring the stor Bradley's stone-dr. and + hear the river, was t hundred and twenty panes one of the oldest planted by President Madi aud mueh damage was don €annon, lots Messrs. Cook aid Brownin entence as the S red to be inva d to appeal, but the judge disehars Mr. Butler, sayil hotwithstanding the rai: sheftered Prizes were awarded —First prize, Mrs. George C. W. w The fest will be c Tuesday of next week, but the festivities will be discontinued to-morrow. a breaking the throwing Ward from his seat b as trampled on and moved to Taylor's cigar 31 silks: also, cream an Caster’s, 711 Market ent black silk, sulk, €] and @1. h, attorne: Bankrupt ng the Kes into effect September I, it shoi dt oot turning at 1. pW DIghtou her reg- also one in side h and L streets north. out under the pi: E and own io streets southwest, . and another on thwest. they cou Ker: second. i. silver napkin-ring, fourth, embroide: ge e t RED BY 4 RUNAWAY A L nicht the horses attached to a hack driven by » frightened at a tlash of corner of Gili and O streets 1 furiously down yih attempting to turn n the horses on es dowith a r wheel of the Weather Indications To-day. SIGNAL OFFICER, A , ¢ states, colder, northwesterly LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals, er to-day at ff em, si chted at? g house i by S.C. The daw and G streets southwest is re- so one on K street, be- e and 4th etreet porch visited last nicht by ith evident burgiarious and others being on the ‘ascals were caught and their bai ns who returned from the Washing! Grove camp meetin: the storm there la: and remarkable for approaching. ¢ tothe elty about Il prog the solos by the Misse: 1 for his ski cu. sang some th, the barge Coekad mm party under the Associa! urshall Hall. ore, makes nnitl excursion of th rij alt sand m il be features of RE ENT Rain Stonws.— "ms this wee A » Catherine Coni 0.3 M. U to Hapuah J TF Was brou rday af pperly ft ve granted by the court to to the return tf fautty, his opinion ti Li Butler was hel one that did not authorize the warden of “that he pay a tine rly sueh preme Cow Th» Se ae ScHUETZENFST.—There was a fine at- D Park yesteril and the dancing booths were silver e shawl, IDENT. e body. tore BLACK SILKS, colored silks, iped silks, every shade of colored silks, 1a. uding all the very light and dark shades of eardinal! colored silks. Black silk, 9); our real satin floishe a black (Damasse) sill grenadine, at real cost: figured linen tawn: opre white linen lawns, blaek linen lawas. sof Thomas Dow- near by, where - after which he F4xC¥ GOODS aND CLOTHING AT AUCTL ‘Thomas Dowling will sell tommorrow, W bis sales rooms, a large assignment of the above goods. Look out for bargains.—Adct. —— FURNITURE AT AUCTION.—The elegant goods advertised in Grant's Row have all been removed to the auction roo: ling, and will be sold at auction to-mor- Government 7 = te District <espita can be" ,2f! j city owned by the Unit institutions, which is e: taxation. Yesterday received as fees, w the Treasury, is'$.°2 - K ig and astonishing acrobatic and trapeze performi- | jeaves #, toot 0 Water Repistrar Cox has recommended, in | brmotethoniee xrown folks. No Schedule | Sault on Eliza Lancaster; continued. Richard | {ul fizure, fail to produce their due effect if | aud astonishing, ence! i- | leaves her wharf, fo his report to the District Commissioners in the | of "R. R. t case of the application of Mr. Odium for per- mission to use the Poton swimming school, that the lowest legal rates be coneeded to him, viz: one cent per hundred. gallon on, has been ason of the la resident of Georgetown. been a prosperous farmer, residin Tennallytown. He is v Toe town, and is a gentleman of fine education | Pricet and popular wi oper high dune Walls ecked District Governr™ wba are taxed at the rate of one dollar on ineasures applicable to the district west k Creek be vested in one officer, and desi nated Mr. ommissioners say they can only pay tor light- | 50 that th i the public streets. he report of Inspeetor Eutwisle of permits | Pains from the city, both morning and even- | Warrant issued by Justice Buckey with as- | Hence itisthat Murray & Lanman's Florida rant the month of July shows 7 new i i r r ders Bulldings crested wus repaiyss al awnings, | and the camp, almost deserted this morning, | gun in Montgomery county, Md., was dis- | of forrest taste to all other toilet waters and | two of the brightest stars in the professio and 1 lineal feet of vauits. The amount | now teems with life. Many children are heré | missed, as the offence was out of’ the juris. | extracts. vhich has been covered into | this year, : he a te Major nly recommended bonded indebtedness of the District of Colum- bia should be published by to be a Statement of ‘this ch: publishea by Mr. sinking fund 4), eighteen da umb * ¢ bun Tomatoes, 1sa20 per pec 2) per doz.; Cucumbers, 1 Onions, 40a50e. per pk; Corn, 29a25 per dozen. 8.—The camp reamer) rintentent of the | county, Md., August Ist, 1 turns James Smail as that person In response toa request of Mr that the District pay the ex] sessors are now sitting asa board of | at on appeals, and quite a lively rush is dail persons aggrieved at the valuations set $e.a Well-known | , Lhe two main boarding-tents on thé ground | costs, or 50 da: man 1 T. s z Droper persons F with all lasses, Presbyterian | There are several company dining tents this | Jenkins, near Good Hope, received a nominal | scenery, bass fishing, rowing’and bathing, EDUCATIONAL. man, is a native of Illinois, who the elise of the war, and pur n the county, near Benning - le, Nort Mo! enteman of meals and eulture, and was | Samuel otkinborn and’ tanuly, of’ Geore son for the. position of trustee as he has feis. | Wen, Mount Zion; Dr. FE. Howatd, Wash. | Frisby by shootiig him with a pistol. Freby | Pagers ure time, and takes a lively elly, former treasu ubolished and its duties a in which a ver was omitted, v the trict of Co | anteed by the ould undoubtediy appear rent of indebiedness of the ch: the one referred te hes, We.agl per p : — 7 EOI SE EEE TR OL Gee Seana eNESREE NRT .t c sent Affairs. Washington Grove Camp Meeting. 7am UnTs. CI EMS. 7 - =xo0 2 yr = -o sreet, Georgetown, [Special Correspondence of The Star.) PROBATE C ! TY IT 1 MUSEMENTS | RS: ND we tree boxes throughout CAMP, NEAR GAITHERSBUR cs Fis gr each. pital tor t Yesterday, i — -vRT= Register Webster. Montgom 'ry oo -awentory of personalty and list . PAPER.—Milans & Wilkins, 603 7th sf. ‘4 debts dn estate of George AW. Randal, re: | IUHELIEU CONCERT GABDEN, = GWIMMIAG MATCH. | os i it> wa by the executor. Inventory of person- 5S ENVBLOPES.—Mlians & Wilkins, 63 7thst. | No. 1728 Pa. avenue, spe LONORS LA RUE 2ND LE PAH, Insane, asks that | STvund this morning was anything but iovit sity of estate of John Jolly, returned by the & Lene Lie T thts eityeaysine | SATURDAY, the 34 inst. The Chane ee sil gives erand 1). ecwernment extend gas mains on | ing, the heavy rain storm of the past eveniy | adiministratrix. Annual rental value of real LEADING LAawYrR o! y, CONCERT AND DANCING, siting to that institution, so that it | making it unpleasant under foc’, wate the | estate of ward. returned by guardian of Chris- | could not live were it aot for Lodilie’s Head- | aamission tree, Bags ye ON DAY. donee! SK ADECITY, ted up dark nights, denis on NEXT SUNDA August | water dripping fromthe trees added to the | tiama A. Jolly. John Jerome Lightfoot quali. | ache Specisic. F . —_—_ HIRTEENTH GRAND leaving the wharf at 3 O°¢lock sharp, ‘lit acres of land in the District of Co- | general discomfort of pedestrians, The gloom | fied, and gave bond ‘in $1.00, as execuior of svne Haaren TERK T aud returning at 8p. m. cad a ate tated wt the rate of Aion | ofthe morning was disr-eiled about 1 o'clock. | Bantel Liehtfoot, The will of Zachariah M- | goo assortment Mets Straw tine § ANNUAL SCHUETZENFEST Sea ON one hund Mars’ valuation, as lands | by the sun shining forth brightly, raising the e A j . iy y nice OF THE . = “0. vEFS ed exclusively for agricultural purposes. drocping spirits of those who bad goods ex. | bate, Eliza A. Onutt, the widow, giviag bond Bede Dollar’ Shine eae ce WASHINGTON SCHURTZENVEREIN: POPOQM Norox ee ALee eee ais is exclusive of all cemeteries and prop- | posed to the weather. The busy sceaes of | ithe penal sum of eras executrix. On pe: | thin Undershirts, 500; Jean Drawers, 50 DAY Or eek or toe ING FIVE ANDRtA Leave Washirgton 72), Lempte bee Hoe | Yesterday were repeated to-day—the commit, | Ution of the majority of the heirs at law of | Tino Dadershirts, me. Jean Drerer. a AYs. NG FIVE 8:10. 8.50. 9°30. 10-10, 10:80 a.m. xempted by law from tee wing kept busy all day erecting tents, and | Mary Hugh - | ud their renunciation, letters | Wee 2¢¢, doz,; Handk fs, Cutts, Co! Pr’ Shooting, Prize Bowling, Ladies’ Prise 12:10, 1.0. 2:40, 3.20. 4, 4:55. Gang 7 p.m. 5 ; the new comers being equally active getting |S dhe: bond s10,00r sued to Archibald | Verviarge stock of Trunks, cheap: Shooting, Prize Shooting by the Nchustzen Cater Alexandra 7:30, 8 8-60. 6 90° 10.10, 10-80. B19 the Commissioners issued an | settied in their new homes, Nothing of note | Roane: 000. * | Lewis’, 9207thst., bet.Iand K. Corps, and amusements for children every day, 9-™+ Fae: Bet Rte “ookbee order that the duties of sealer of weights aud transpired during the The usual stir and POLICE Court—Acting Judge Wa'ter. % peep Concert and dancing music by the Marine Band a are, Koun Ps + oe bustle incident to the first day at camp, with To day, Robert Hoy, disorderly ; forfeited. Gas FIXTURES—Over two hundred vari | svory day, commencing at 3p. m. Special per men. : | some amusing mistakes, kept everyone in the | Martha Pratt, do. ; $5. James H. Lomax, do.; | eties in 2.3, 4,6 and 12 lights, at prices to suit Sormanoss every day at and 9p. Oe the \REAT FALLS _The neat hest of humor. A large number of peopte from | forfeited. Eugene C. Moore, d * or 15 | the times, at Hamilton's. Y. M.-C build. i TROU! ADOUR QUART uf van G Tost NE Lit will make ber® arbour the county visited the camp during the day, aye. Mary V. Harris, vagtan i; bonds or | ing. leo2; (Messrs, NEW Ma ee Aare MANLY AND Femular tris to GREAT FALLS E pense of placing | leaving just before dark for their homes. Tis ays, Patrick Murphy, rderly: for-| a vee aoe t) aaitionsor sent. | BSUS - Angust 4th,and ¢ street Jamps and lighting Lebroit Park. the | sun sooidried, the damp groumd and trees, | feiteds “Mary Harris, waraueys bonds: of 6) | _ NO LADY ever taints ner handkerchief with | Celebr tte cone ef Sout after anti further no vf y iy South, ete, G4, ress street trtd, a.ternoon has been one of the | days. Mary A. Marshall, me. . 4 ‘The greatest attraction ever nh gh pm eg santes’ ever passed on the ground. The | Johnson, do-; ido, "Wm. Parker, charged oma | sexes are always critical’ in this patticular, two a CHE FRENCH TWIN SISTERS, | Garon sis, "Wil monte mcaS SS pert Os i ‘Wo accompilshed youl ies, who won guiden | [ayapi . 7 elle | ing, brought a majority of the tentholders, | Sault on Robert Bowie by shooting him with a | Vi@ler is so universally preferred by persons | opinions from the ravens wk Roce a fortably cn They 00) EX SIO) | wil appear in new Songs, dances and sketclies. M of be ty TAPER NOK LEGION, CUR ant pee. ip Washington. AVERY |“ Sa7ikia) EVENING. Angus! ~ LARUE and BELLE LARUE, in their daring | stesmeGyse or W } do. Susan |*@ coarse perfume. Indeed, the refined of both | Mental and character songs of the si o! 3) 5 2 Set njoy the fre fi diction of the court. Albert Harris, assault 5 wwiilar dead me Seer We eoioy thet eter on James Kane: fied $1. J. Brooks. as. |. BRIGHT Evgs, regular features, anda grace restrain! ces. ouble Stereo-Panopticon Exh: | Hon by Prof. H.G. Ayer. Brilltant illumaation | aud fireworks every evening during {he festival. | ning at LL." Vocal and tai Music. Recltations, and Dancing. 4 "5 the complexion, is defaced with pimples or ing this stati has | Watkins, lareeny of wood from the corner of ‘1 s “Ski. nano little ‘annoyanee 7th and’O streets, northwest; fined $1 and | blotches, or the ‘skin is rough or harshe To yet been r those e: e water for his e i 3 Sulph Refreshments by Buckingham, at city prices, those who desire to remain on the grounds a. a . a, ASSa a o hy rout a 4 a nc o lene ee oomibie ae emai on ag round t | Watkins; fined sl. Christopher Tyler, lar- | , #él’s Hair Dye restores the tinge of youth | will offer their best songs, The best oni is Fraw’ rented for any nignt cept uaranteed v artng th met 0 Ii is to be hoped this will be remed 1 Q 3 a ho admission of doubtful characters. Members are | S8Ed8¥. during the susamer months, augh-2. The barber shop ts in charge of A.C, | Burch threats to Fanny Blair “to cut her guts FEMALE COMPLAINTS should be cured. as | Tequested to present their membership tickets at IRST GRAND EXCURSIOW made | Grimes, who served us last year. The pho. | out personal recognizance. Wm. Chase, they often can be, by a few doses of Ayer's ‘the gate. oY THE tographers, with their tents, are begianiug to | assault on Milly Turner; fined #1. Frank Jy 29-5t night a | ceny of apples: fined $5 and 30 days. Mary | t? stay locks. DY fae several committees. | F r | bave kindiy consented to assist the Vi and | Or T Sarsaparilia. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, YOUNG MEN*S ASSOCIATION upon their property. Those who desire a re- | arrive, the rural “beau” Prepates to per- Heise, assault on Walter Pick; fined $1. € ON EXHIBITION Of Trinity Church, Georgetown, for the Benefit hearing should not neglect this opportunity, petuate his phiz. At $p.m. the bellrang for | |, | A ROW ON A STEAMER. For Urwanp or Turrty Years Mrs. Wins- | 626 AND BALE 626 Tern eE Parochial School, as itis the last that can be offered under the | the Patrick Cusick, charged with an assault on | low's Soothing Syrup has been used for chi E Sr. aT ¥ Sr. MOND Ae REALE HALL, law. eon FIRST SERVICE OF THE CAMP, - James K. Barnacio, by striking him in the | dren. It corrects acidity of the stomach, re- The safe and cotnmodions Barge Cockale City In reply to a communication from the Fire | whieh was conducted by the Re os. Rt. | mouth with a boitle, making a fearful cut. | eves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, Willleave H ich street wharf, @eorge- Commissioners asking the remoyal of the hty | Wheeler, of Waugh chapel, who, afier singing | Barnaclo testified that he was on the steamer | dysentery and diarrhoea, whether arisin No, 626 E STREET, twa, at 8.30 o'clock a.m. and 7S Sale scales adjacent to engine-house No. 5 to some | by the choir and prayer by Brother Ashley, o| between Giesboro’ and Washington, but he fem teething or other causes. An old an Grates on aay Engravings, Chromos, &. | street what, Washington, at 10" other locaiity, the Commissioners reply that | Union chapel, spoke from Matt.. xii. chap., | doesn’t know who hit him. Mr. Myers testi- | webktried remedy. 25 cents a bottle. Bhades, oe Frama pict Bate nod o'clock a.m. ard 4 p.m. A good band has been eo- scales having been rented to private | 12th verse. This service was weil attended | fied that Cusick, Barnaclo, and otiers came St ‘Bings, Nails, iE the District, ed fcr the oceasiou, which will furnish music parties, they cannot be removed before the | aud proved very interesting. Mr. Henry Wil- | on the boat and got to disputing with the o!tl- | | BALIABLE Hip for weak and nervous sut- TERMS CASE. weanc!ng on the upward and downward tr pene expiration of their leas Hey Peyton Brow preyious fo the sermon | cers, but they were quieted. ‘Subsequently he | fer@ws. Chronic, painful and prostrating dis: | _g- Plenss remeber Name and Number. iy1-17 Ten under 12 Years MerkCap. augl 8". BIDS WERE OPENED TO DAY Rev. B. vera Brown, the presiding elder, | (Myers) went in the bar-room, and Cusick eases cured without medicine. Pulyermach- 2 > = ler 12 ye ai A 3 in the office of Engineer Hoxie for the eon- | read the following regulations for the abused him, calling him very bad names. He | er’s Electric Belts the grand desideratuin. pi orn A} HERE.— vow és the RAND EXCURSION. strnetion of an eighteen-ineh pipe sewer ora GOVERNMENT OF THE CAMP: then went for Cusick, when ‘he seized a bottle | Avoid imitations. Book and Soareal wit Par. Wiebe a: ee pioament ce aren | two-foot brick sewer, as the Commissioners | Bell rings at 6 to for family | and threw it at him. Saw Barnaclo after- Healers, mailed free. fadtes ‘ulyermacher extraordinary high cach prices ‘at JUSTIS ‘Oud may ele vers, and Aly ojcloek for, breakfast. Pup. wards, and he jhad a very pad wound. The | Galvanic Co. New Yermectty. 6.2, dakly Stand.” No. 619 D street n.w. All notes by mail ast vices will be held as follows at the stand: | bd sed hi ic one cS ‘ will ly attended area-tr Southeast, as f praise and prayer meeting; 10:3) preach- | him. Mr, Sizer testified that he sawthe dis- | TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to scher’: our. ISK. OF BAL cy Ulternoon serviee, and at 7:45 p pute between Cusick and Myers, when | ¢all attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour- U OF BALTIMOKE ing. ppointments for to-morrow 2 Cusick threw | the bottle at Myers and | ing and Dyeing Establishment. Now street. | GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. RUSUET Sera, 6mm. follows: 8:5) services conducted by Re. gituck Barnacio. Mr. Hoover testified that | reer ee a ecemente Ce ey wlopting the ——— RUUND TRIP $1.50. Williams & ard Ne at 10:30 preaching by Cusick called Myers hard names, and Myers Ruro} ea invcutiog "he is enabled todo his S POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY, ‘ were made. Gardner: at 2:30 services condu said “Go long away, Tl see you when we get | Et wi ‘4 manner not to be equalled by tho. OFFiGR, No. 58 High STREET The LOUISE wit! jew BUILDING PERMITS. Henry France, and preaching at night by to. Washin Cusick then threw some- | TOFD Qseessine these faciliies iis De ne Georgetown, D. C.. July 24. 1878. | geciock p.m. TH URED, D. Moran, repair a frame, 330 L street south. | A. uder. “Among the arrivals thiseven: | thing. M ord testified to seeing the | anqlaveing Ladies’ and Gent's alice ee ag | cUbeannualelection for twelve Direccors or this me ees Thomas Dilvan, repair a | Ing Were Major Thos. P. Morgan and wife; | fracas, hearing Cusick call Myers a 4 | fact, the cheapest in the eity onaccount of is | Sredeah MOND Eee at ke MO No. ET gar witauere onthwest: $2). Wels oo the BeoUnd. anal Cane nae eyehy Cet are on | 5 jd 3 bastard ; that C. fhreW 2 Dottie and eee Ee ee aaa tO OA Ree ae a ovcloen | Aer at Whttaker“s, H street southeast the ground, and camp has fairly commenced. | Barnaclo, who was behind him, fell; and’ that sept OE eo eiie a aia trons eostlog ‘arty dress. | B-M. Jy 25-td. 3. W. DEEBLK, Sec. ave. an struct a three-story brick dwel At about 8:30 the his face as full of blood. Cusick testified do | 8e S yearly’ Seton ice His dry Lens AOE eT TT ais ticut avenue, Letwee! nd M streets IST \LOLENT STORM OF THE SEASON his own behal nal yers, when he came | Po: yu ners , a. P SURS, PI ES, NAIL, icut avenue, Letween Land M str : passe over the camp, lasting over aa hour, | aboard the boat, came up to witness while he | MOves grease spots effectually from any article, Tooth, Hairand Cloth d | The water fell in torrents and the heavens Brushes, Conds, Soap, east. $ talking,to some one and saying “Cheese | and careful pressing givesthem an appearance &c., for sale cheap by 'K. Portemonnaies, m4 = — = . Beale. tepaira trame house Vi ree, | Seemed to be a sheet of flame, while the wiat {Stuck “him in the face, knocking “him | 38 Hf newly made. | loves cleaned; two | LUNDY, 144 Bridge et., Georgetown." jeld-tr TRO an eh ETAL, DOLERwit between I] a 12th and & reets | blew and the thunder crashed ina manner to | against some boxes, and he ot the bottle q ESTA 8LISHED IN 1831; ENLARGED TU vast : W. T. Hasley, repair me | alarm the oldest eampers. eral tents were | threw it. On cross-examination, witness = = — and improved in 1874; now the Most Com- The Fert ny. 110i Park stree, beiweea 11th and | demoralized by water, though po serious dam. | that.at this time the boat had not left the SUMMER RESORTS, Pleve in this part of the Country. y trips from 2 to 12 p.m. NE SEW -ACuQGL "REeTESg | UEETEI aud "Giter Nant Madea Reseed | Ce eae eat fle eu Re nro tue Dot: = UE 3. B: WEEATIEN'S ington fren B07 prams Sehuemen of South Wash- NEW SCHOOL "RUSTEES. varrels apd other light material tloated ail as cert a yeu 20 UiOW. rER! » POINT OKOUT, VEIN . . | ston frow 6 to 7 p.m. Mention of the twofcllowine inembers of | AbOUE 4 and Roum as he eee nie eg ele Alves with, | MU Gestelieutsurt Bathing. Qeeasonatle sce g | PREMIUM STEAM Drgixa axp Scounina Ese | Et he mentions of the Myemle Choir and the new Board of Public $ Ambrose Clements, sheritf, is on the | and soon as heseen him, let it fly; don't kuow boarding by the day, week or month. 3) 49 Jetferson st., 2: Brid: 2.5 Goon Other Cistinguished singers from 8 to ML p.m. inadvertently omitted fram ¢ grounds, and ample arrangements have been | that he struck him, foc they bounced him then. | THYOSR MOYER. Proprictors Point 16g ps Po G8; Ong ge" | Dancing from 4 tog p.m, Masic by Professor re ” made for the preservation of ¢ider at ali | Mr.¥. K.Ward tes ied to the good character of | Lookont. J)3i-1- gE ni: at edad: Pistorto, es B. Nourse, of tue seventh district, is | times: The court imposed a fine of $10 and werything | appertain fo tne, Dusiness for many years | 2f@ kept by Mrs. Thomas Dorsey, from the | of throwing bottles was a very dangerous one. ng : S, remarking that the practice Mo VIEU HOUSE, - Ppompuy attended to. The cleaning of Carp-ts, ‘Tickets of admission to the grounds 25 cents, No county, and Mr. Norton, from Georgetown. | An appeal was taken. Vruggets and Blanketsa speciaity during the sum- | Charge for children under 12 years of age. Fare by Iner months. District work sent for aud returned | Ferry, round trip, 10 cents, , NIA. ree o! ge. Orders by mall aud express | The party will be select, as all of t sare -Known in Geor, This main requisite of camp life is lower in John Manuel alias John Humphreys wa BRONTE, ROVAYs VIRGINS. Dromptiy attended to. Address as above. Jeli-tr | to besoid by one of theovmunition ac ths nmee oF | i year than ever, the price of board | Charged with trespass, in breaking and car- ___ | the Ferry Company, who will exciuie all ime ior the Ure camp being but ten doliars. | tying away boards from the fence of J Pleasant Summer Resort, beautiful mountain ian | year. sentence—1 day in jail. He was arraigned on | Bowling Saloon attached to the house, free hased m DIRBCTORY OF THE CAM ase | Circle, North. Side—G. W. N Major Morgan tas kindly consente:t to send a de- _ J a] 2: tail of policemen to protect the party frem in- similar charge—taking boards belonging tothe | 2.q'are° Good shade, Hest at Tose ee TPE MISSES © DONNOGHUE will open on | truders. Y ysl. lum, and received a similar sen- ha MONDAY, Soptomber 21, a Select Seliool for bley, county; | Insane A trent to any house in the = aa = Of Georne: | tence. Washiugton Harris charged with oe. Sata: * Boned aoe a a ee ean noes branches of iu 2: 5 LYCEUM Excunsions, . ) First street, AKGE OCOCKADE CITY B. augi-2.*" | Will make Moonlight’ Excursions A $2 by the mouth, from $6 to | Cir's and Boy Fault and battery with inient 10 kill John | 69 nér week, according w location of roouraud | 80 French’: more ‘savancel i oceupants. SREB EO, eins apply at No, & testitied that he and Harris were playing when | “Jel?-ecam" "J. M. STINSON, Proprietor, 2b. erest in educa- | gton, t e on the Potomac river every WED t Circle, E Side—T. H. Martin and family, | Harris fell into a gully and the pistol was dis- ivy 3K? MAP EMOELLE Vv. _PRUDHOMME’S | NESDAY and FRIDAY EVE) the new school board will meet this even. | Hamline: R.B.K. Kep! Hyland Win. N. | charged; Harris was ‘discharged. For earry- PeCOLs cone ey, Nid cent RENCH CLASSES, | INGS, leaving 7ih-street wharf at 7 p.m., re- x t halfpast 7 o'clock at the Franklin | Howe, We ; R. Halland family, Ryland: | ug concealed weapons Harris was fined $20 or Opened July Ist. Managed by a Wash- BEGINNERS INTERMEDIATE—ADY ANCED. turning at 16m. : — ling to orzanize ‘The members: will he | Mis. James S Wood, Mrs. Halla BMrseHarry. | 60 days. | Walter Keithley and Charles Ten- ington lady.” Terms $10"per week: $80 (B Dally comes tr poce bee ane elanee Also, every SUNDAY AFTERNOON at Salve eke Soret members | Guinith, R. W. Bates, Foundry,’ Mr. Gasseni, | nant, larceny of brass from the navy yard; $3 | per month” Best references, “Address ig nected with good Kngiighacteoine’ © + Con" | returning at 8 ban NOUN at 3 pom., nIGy DEBT. Metropolitan; Mr. Monroe. Annapolis; Mrs. | each. RS. WILLIAMS, Lock Box 58. Sys-am Morning, afternoon and evening classes for la- FARE 15 CENTS, have addressed | Caper}: Foundry, Dr. MD. Peck. seorve aE A Woadge ed por cage Sie sie, Cogs US | Tescins if prefered. mes WSS aud girls, Frivace | 3 Music, refreshments and dancidg ov aleve 3 Of the Uuited States ine aeeuan. Treas: | town: “Wan I. Woodward, Wesley: dor GEORGETOWN. fereeae arininteeaae areca rie & a oP eras Fog ronunctation (Parisian) and the 5 Birk order preserved. Po a r of the United s, in W y 8 ltehell. Gaormetges he aL ——— : oi conversation rapidiy acqul v i¢ above dally excursions will co: “We think it advisable that a statement af the | Mitchel Georgetown ; Mrs. Cohen, Wesley est surf on the coast. Round trip tickets Wm. Burris, Wesle Mr. Bi M M ACCIDENTS.—A bout 10 o'clock. this morning, | from Baltimore via the Eastern Shore “steams | Pupils. Verbs and idioms taught by anew, origi- | nesd.y, August 7th, and co1tinued che Joseph Ingram, a white man, about 25 years | boat Company’ ers for $7.00. nal and successful system. jy2e-tr old, employed on a canal boat, fell through JOHN TRACY, Proprictor. digopening of the “classes =!" a CEAN CITY |. tne wharf of the New Central Coal company, Write for circulars, jy3-1m 3 Ores ’ Bs On rport- was er of |- Ww pu "Henry r kson, Thos. Wi s islocating his left elbow and receiving other —t EORG ETOW N COLLEGIATEINSTITUTE, . mmission, under date of irs: Dorsey, counts; | sizht injuries, ‘Dr. MeCicod attended” SE ee eae Boas is Comrie grouse | Go eiariling tad Don Soe eE ees ON THE ATLANTIO COAST. after that commission Hill, Georgetowi; | | About 10 o'clock, yesterday afternoon, a | Ughtfully located on the beach. Lower Gnd Chtldren, <The daties of the Institute wil: be t ‘ signed to you, | 1 county: L. W. Worthington, J; | Colored man, about 30 years old, named Henry | rates tun any ether bots] arsea Groves Ciroulars sdlrere Mite Ly Shee eneee: S| GRaND EXcuRsION, MONDAY, AUGUST Y important portion of the debt ie McK ous Wilson, drivér of the Kemer toe company, | “yens-dma C. B. REEVES, Proprietor. | {c\'culars address ‘ains 1 SUN, No. NOURSION: MON » AUGUST > bonds of the D1s- t Avenue—Mr. George Coliso was taken with a fit and fell from his ice — ~ . * principal and interest guar- | Rey. Jas, McLaren, Gomsueh: “Mi wagon,at the corner of High and Water streets ORR AN’S WHITE SULENU ARK SEMINARY, 606 Sth street n.w., op This @cean resort tusted be. United State: i hese ponds Wesley: Mrs. Rawlings, Wesley ; The wagon passed over bis ret shoulder nd Anchester nat Oe Galles. nokthenes of & ope cea Ai Bp tine ot the Me betel tage CeRn and Sinne- shed | Thompson, county: Mr. J. E ; neck, severely injuring him. After he Stephenson's De 0. Frederick Session SELTENUER lente Fee Gon ; ent Bay. thereby giving our f cter of | Rell, Ryland: AT 2B received somé attention from people at hand | Ste 1s-2m}" eC JORDES articulars address Prine palsy Mrs eae aed | CUtsionisis inagnifioent Sart Ts PunHished Gee Cat ee ase Biekford, Foundry dodward: Wesley, | hewas conveyed to his homes {n Washington, | 2Upeys Va Cels-2in} particulars address Principals, Mrs. G. M. ( aud Fishing, Guuning ad ¥ Gt ished nov na i be authori- M M drou and Miss A. 1 's. Magruder, Found THE Hay Sc. . Rutherford, on — = ‘olan Smith, by letter until | tiful bay. F Lzs—A load of hay was turned | QUMMERING FOR WASHINGTO- | August 18th, atter which date tee Bo eee | titulb a steven 5 °kik me: an bc Fatre And correct that omission, as the eredit | Foundry: Mrs. M.A. Childs, Foundry sac, | over and deposited in front. of the enaine | & IANS. be at the Seminary.” Circulars at Bookstores, State rocks (estan ge, Meee Saud 1% tA. 50, the District is being i dusly aileeted.”") Samuel” Pusey, Wesley; Mrs.’ Wash. B.Wil, | house door yesterday in backing up on the ROCK ENON SPEIN6S, 1381-colm&dint : e onk Orne ons The-Labo Ri t Cases. jiams. hay seales. The District will yet have to pay | Qo the@reat North Mountain, near Winchester, AVERLEY SEMINARY, and at the hote! boat aud at howls Fate ee eee eee a Second Arenue— Francis Bates, George- | damages to some one if the hay scales are not Virginia, We SEIN ABD Y scnoun SOcontseach.— | Tn the Police Court to-day, Herbert Parris, | town: L. 8 Chapman, Foundry; Mrs, Rilgoce, | removed toa more suitable place, A. 8. PRATT, PROPRIETOR, vee FOR erpite Stexner S Jane Moseley ** will leave 6'b- one of the men charged with having on Sat. . Paxton, G own; Mrs. Pale. | BITTEN BY A DoG.—A little boy, about 10 OPEN JUNE igTu TO OCTUBEB Isr. nod GUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN. 6:30 p.t., Arriving at Ones ee: SEompLy at urday last (during the labor riots) ass Georgetown: Mr. Washiuuton; Mr. | years old, named George Mvers, living on | nouse for the refined, without restraints ot | <The Lom Pena Bocres Of Teachers of the | Calor break tee eee Ly next morning in y Cs ) 4 reek: above Leong 3 bit Georgetown Femaie Seminary will resume dut: eave Ocean at 3 p.in., Officer Cahill, was placed on trial—M tee hy asuington; Mrs. Wiltey,” Mis. | Rock Creek, above Lyons’ Mills, was bitten | sashion. Every reasonable enjoyment. BEPLEMBER istii, ac ¥ | stoppiug for two boars at Point Lodkon whys Pihoer Cabll sae placed on trial Clark, Foundry: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ‘Wood. | feur times bya dog on Congress ‘street, near | an abundant table. Hoard $40 per month, No. 1412 Hf street, Washington, D.C. home Wednesday merning by 6 9clok = on Saturday, While in the discharge of Lis | CoBetegational; Mr. Gore; Mr. L. Aitscher, | Bridge, yesterday about 1 p. m. Dr. Kiein- | with discount to families and fndividuala Cirediars wiil be found at the principa: buok'and | Tickels are Lunited: secure them at on, Quty, a stone Was throws. st tines eee Johhi Clokey, Mts all of Found schmidt attendedzhim, Where 1s the pound | femalning two or more months. For Pampaleté | qi flores, and at Glenn's jewelry store, 9h st.» | apartment ter heniee ae eed UD AS a steeping Bir ove ¢ fe te easing Pourth Avenue es 2 man? oe near D. wat furnished with directly over hig head. Officer Saifell testitled | twa. yg “Gaines, ‘Are. | “THe COAL TRADE has been very dull, this fel6-2m 401 9th at. nite. Washinton D.C Application may be made to the Principal through | mattresses and lineas. to seeing Varn care Sates Sir purse at | Browning, Foundry: J. H. Barker and wife, | Week, owing toa great scarcity of vessel sees m, DC. | 81 Stoddard st., Georgetown, by letter, till Augast - Acton testified thar Cahill was in pursult of a | Rrq@uing, Faupdry : | Lazenby, Foundry: | Priconat< Hon, Wm. it ivater, third As. | GAL® LAKE CKTY, UTA, Bens after that at the semigary, | | Cer, wheh the stone was thiowiy aan It aseeP . Kidwell, Mr. Harris, county :J. W. sistant Seeretary of State, and wife, left to-day TOWNSEND HOUSE. a Se AEE, Petncipal Ocrss very close to Cuhill's head. He did not see | Hamline; J.'W. ‘Reed, Hamline: i for Newport. | ....Mr. E, B. Appleton left * TAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY, On the Atlantic Coast, who threw the stone. Officer White testified | CoUBtY; " Mrs.’ Carpenter, Hamline; . | Yesterday for the North. — STAU: v AUGUST 5, 1878, that Parris threw the stone, Vl ‘estifed | Nari" Hamiine; Mrs, Waugh, Wine IL Berl, | | GRAIS2—ATltived By rail—500 bushels wheat FIRST-CLAS8 HOTEL, age gs Ni siegioed Parties golug on this excursion ue defen iter toes eae <angiey, Hamline} Mrs. M. £. Merrick: ro. : a x being: Ten 5 4 low: a ust 16th, can do so by tath Fiimelant die ine aay! hed | predeneiy heute’), in'chane Sr wees: | “Newaxts Excmancr,—ra bushels ot | Reeintousters em oommeraan Baaeaite neath ects weesaal Ee | Punttaingainy-over tebe ors” handful of stones, (eight or ten) with ng aney: W. H. Wititer, county; Mrs.'S. f. | wheat ofiered on ‘Change to-day and sold at WH. H, HOOPER, | Boctarian, ‘Send for catalogusig’ TeeuS Not | | Those ueket jeaving the wherte® Ucket oftice on | threw after the police had fired into taem Busnby Ht Benson, Airs. Carpente iia SRO egies Je12-8m owt ee jyli-1m Rev. J. 1. MILLER. A. M. R. 8. LAURENSON, Wand uae who thres the sone ieee Mrs be ante & fand ; Air. Bell, Mrs. Gar- ROSES ON THE an Tug blindness of the TTUAYMORE HOUSE.” EST ESD INSTITUTE rs ae ua 3 ‘No. 37 H street. ai id. The owag ar the | Tett (3 tents), Mrs. Thomas Dorsey (4 tents), | King of Hanover was occasioned, it is under- BRA END, ILLINOIS AVENUE, School for ¥: }* HOURS RIDE 3 a 7 re y have, Carrol re Ay, r. Rabbit, J. - Beil, lent, blow upon the eye. Scarcély a day passes, a - 5G -LVAN > 7, > ING NS {our men (the officers) who have p county: D. L. Pitcher, J. H. Matrover, Julia | we belleve, without some schoolmaster (or | _spae-ts2pT E. HOOPES. PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, | will eave “her! wharf, toot Oot Witness was asked if there had b A. Darrell, Dr. W. Pettys, Mt. Zion: J. H. | school-fellow, in natural imitation of his mas- : Opens September 11th. at 10am. ret, MONDAY aud FRIDAY | rioting that day, and whether or not Mitchell, Ryland; Mrs. Brown and daugiiter, | ter.) giving a'lad a smart “box” upon the ear. | GamON WOLF, ‘Thorough instructions in Civil Eugineering, the | Excursion’ will, be gives ae ay, A Moonuight ar him was shot, but the questions wi Lizzie, Foundry, : Few persons would be bold enough to choose |S) Fiarsies ang Engiish. | For circulars, apply to'Col, | nights (Monday and Friday), leaving at hae ee ruled out. * ~ nr Cte es y x E. sites, rie Hopkins, the exe, oe part unen which it ge exnealent ATTORNEY THEO. HYaTs. President. yh mn od atll p.m. Fareround-trip15:. Musi and Mr. Barrett submitted that this was no more ISS etty a er, rs. Bennett, iss Milstead, t let a Viol eu t blow y way Oo moral e ae. ‘(REDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, Freder- icing on each of the above trips. The mauagers oramon assault 3 on an individual. all of the count M. cation, bub tere 1s SE CREAT apa otiCe. ue ; AND Finite Will rene o8 WEDNESDAY. Aeerve the right to reject any person Cey may 906 of the Revised Statuses of the United | g/tEENEW Post OFFices willshortly go into | {ence ia liable to be attended wine a oa COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, logues address Sirs, M. W. HACKELION. Prest- © FOR SOY_—o 0 evbed’ Statures of the United | operation in Montgomery county, Md. Tue | Gangerous results, “For nor uty Beaea nes Justice of the Peace, Notary Public and Unitea | deat. iiz-eotm | FLO, FO NANSEMOY.—Crabing, fisting er Some consultation an information was inhabitants of the section of the county along | caused by ‘ boxes,” which rupture (as they = er, every THURSDAY pk ae vin prepared charging him With assault tawiich, | te line of the Chesapeake and Ouio canal | continually dey eke dre cet eee are, Bs they States Commissioner, ME ROPSLEN SEMINARY, i AY, ai8% a.m.. from Sth street fe blead silty and a enten ee ae twee Wiel | from Georgetown to the upper limits of Mont? inflammation of the internal cavity, which is so Wil reopen on WEDNESDAY, Sept ies, at | What. “Tickets, 60 couts. Chatter any day and ig be Was imposed ‘@ Sentence of © Weeks | yomery county, have, jin three petitious from | frequent a result, may be followed by disease 617 Seventh street, No. 1536 1 st., near 16th st-n.w. Circaiacs ot | evening $25, for 150 passengers. App.y at boat or In the other case of affray, the aceused with. | e,localities of White's Fe ward's Ferry | of the bone, giving rise to abscess of the brain, Between Fand@, | Boardman’s, Ballantyne's and Solomons & Cnap- | *{Bonts's oe Cream Depot, 1011 7tn st, drew the plea Of bat rine: ple peeused with neca,represented that this section is one | and having’a fatal termination, Medical toed + | man's Bookstores. Biss BOSS ell Dearth sean p23 Lens for sale on the boat. was entered. EOUEY UES Tole pros: ea y settled, and producing } alone can be fully aware how fruitful a source Residence, 1125 5th st, jy11-1m | Tooms Rept, 10th.” Previous to that date her P,Q, | —2223-Lu M. E. GREGG, Cant pede Qi large ana nbite of grain, Besutes Posses: of suffering and danger is represented bya address 1s Box 688, Morristown, N. J. jyll-2m Feat DIVISION, No. 3, s. . quarry whie! luces a large quantity x upon the ear. There are, for example, c 5 —_ eee Washington Market, Retail Prices. | puilding stoue with ad outloreia a aie wetted ohuerrouaarine preset moment two a S°SPENGERIA Bb UsiNess COLLEGE, EXOURSION TO FORT MONROE. MEATs.—Beef, sirloin, 20 per 1b.; do. por peake and Ohio canal, and extended business | schoolboys who have been the victims of such T it NORFOLK ana LAP, = bee F sirloin, 20 per it p peake tio canal t oer 7th and L street, during May, June aud Juiy. THE CAPES, jouse, rib roast, Tad; steak, 12!¢+ relations with Washington and Georgetown, | an assault. Surely the schoolmasters ought to Cat HL — SATURDAY EVENING, August 10th. cores Be 3 nippes )2 yet Meithout suflielent mall {acitte 8 senicn have learned, long ere this, the danger of a z as. ea Specter . Corre Steamer JANK MUSELY, ~ H; de eal, r asked may be established. The Postmas- | mode of personal chastisement that has ap. » Book Keep! calculations con- Tickets $1.75: C! cn betwe f Mutton, ausave, 12/4; | ter-General has responded by creating a new meee usurped the place of others; whtehc ti H nected therewith, 18. Fie oe Children between 6 con I houlders, Sa | mati-route from Washi ii — . an ton to Monocacy, via | more disgusting, were hot attended with an | DR, HARTLEY'S. GREAT REMEDY FOR —Hor terms inquire at the College Omce, my4-3m | “Meals on voara, 60 cents. steain packet on the Chesapeake and CATARRH e, Wer No liquors sold on the equai amount of’ peril. al, and establishing new post offices at ” ss Apples, y boat. Bleeping’ accom: Oda tit rnisl as Saas isa wall-kown preparation, ‘ever failing to cure | MPAELEWQOD IN SLIT UTE, Coxconp- | all. nied + ars, (all! per peck. Gea, Moutgomer county, Md. with Charle ae-Kearney does not drink, smoke nor | Qn tincant to tbo. nize OF Catarrh, Harmless | s45_- Srudents propare tor budiened teas ae Ba WHS 2: sunaster ; hite’s Ferry, v. 5 lege. iret r Leonard C. Trehurse aspostmaster,and’at Ed. | CRC Panisylvania avenuccmbowele re street and | “Higeige” J OSHORTLIDOR A.M, Prin. ward's Ferry, witht W. J. Offuttas postmaster. | 7 oe cack TELIA AND. EVERYBODY: | cnn Gee eae eee printed Dt: = Sy THE Ropwery or Mn. Joun GRINDER'S TELLS THE PRICE. wih De, HaRth ates Phiiadelpoie Manca oe GENTLEMEN’S GOODs. 14) per Duneh:’ Rock, large, | H St night, about 7's o'clock, Oiticer | Largest Stock o al. Price One Dottar. Sold at every Drug Store, A good Bard of Music 2) per Ib., 40a50 per bunch: ‘Trout, 3aiv: | Bryan arrested George Curtis, a colored man, HARNESS AND TRUNKS and by DR. H. iY, Ust, RECEIVED Fresh supply of the | fap, oni the seasoa, Fare, rounds M ackcrel, 20a25; Halibut, 15a20; Codfish, 10; @ years of age, on s gti Haued by Jus- | south of New York, oy roan jy22-ly No. 90 North St., Baltimore. Diecast ere ‘now = cans. f heep- | tice Richards, charging him with stealing on FACt JES. in cities. ARTER,. — er Ibe;Crabs | the 2th of duly #5 in Hold, $2 in silver, a | Just completed, a fresh stock of our$25 HAR- | GUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED | “gis, “SrHaW HATS. with light trim Cap TERRE HOLLINGS* ARROW per doz.; | Watch and chain valued at $5), anda pin val- | N'ksS, and now on sale at < OcToBER TERM, 1877. mings for youns or ae ths — HEAD, can be for Excur- BUTT Philadelphia pr chee : per Ib weeee et Tout aaa ane cee, On The pecs % , oorgbran Butiding. ‘Thomas 8. Dobbins and Goorgg Spores, eTIN EM ETE. HATTER, ee OME ARR RS BRO. ER.—Philadelphi 5 per Ib.; rol Hal S east. This i 4 " a rror, 937 +) AGED tern Creamery, Sas New York, 30a; roll, morning he was in the Police Court, but the Trunks Repaired and Covered. sy81- mots ‘The United States, *!"* + | yistr __1937 Ponnsylednia avenue. yim Ten-streot Whert, Eges, als per doz. government announced at ey were not ra EGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, Ready. and asked a continuance until Monday. | .J USTHS SAYS WE MUST GIVE Wo5(1ad ne > Dowbing and George Spa is krror, ADE-MADE SUENES, BS UibS sexe TES ON-—The steamer Peas. lad) per peck: Aspar per | Mr, L. Browning, for the accused, objected, AWAY TO EVERY CUSTOMER A PAIR OF The United States. Men's unfinished Shirts, 60 cents; of Wamsntta | until ice. make ar :, Radishes, 203: ‘Caisbag., said: Beans. | and asked an iminediate hearing. "The court ‘Thomas $, Dobbins and George Spu Muslin, 76 cents. Finished, 76 cents: of Wam- | Kxcursion Trips on BUNDAY AF. al per peck ; do. (Lima) 25 per qt.; Lettuce, | declined to entertain either request, and fixed HIS HEEL PROTECTORS, No, 143 ‘8. Pitts is krror, satta muslli conta. " 12, 1254 aud | TERNOONS, leaving ber whart, >per head : Rhubard, 2 per bunch; Beets, the hearing for to-morrow. Curtls is well- The United States. And line ‘Thomas 8. Dobbins and George Spurck ‘Wamentes cotton. i "| Siippers ani . Ties, 40, 50, 7c. and : , IRTS TO ORDER. Gown and com! er, and Suspicion feniiny atone a | SA Upwards, with s/groatmaby bargains to ofter in | No- 144 me Uae ste 4 Error, | | he best Shirta at $4.25: time, the officers made some inquiries, and as, | WeBwOS Une, at Known to the police. Some time ago he was | . The best $1.50 Galter in town; Ladies’ charged with the lai id Gn 90 Shirts, inch 6b cents untnisted, and 75 cents fin- | 7th or 9th su. The IN, at € o'clock, fon f J. W. SELBY’S, Mr. Assistant Attorney General Smith, of coun- | &ply ; it, Fare round trip, 95 cents, PoULTRY.—Chickens, ag] per pair; Ducks, | Cerlained that there was some ground for the e x 5 sol for the defendants in error, suggested the death others, 2 | CRBS er ‘Thompson's tickets Sa7S per pair. Pere suspicions, and he was taken into custody. sat-te 1914- E1016 | Fenn es oe of George oan ope. of he Plaiat as 16 noe in beet do, \wers, @ cont Lake. eth not gored on, THe CuAIN BuipGe Hionwarway.—Mrs. | | Comen’s CoaLort LANTERN EXxtinuisuep, | eo te me th rule to make the proper representa. | Neckwear and H NOZISE TO MOUNT VERNON Past Besley was the name of the lady liviug at Lew- | The application of Cohen, the agitator, to the P#BICEs FoR Goop LUMBER. tives partien: Whereupon it 1s now hers ordered jets-tr ZHOMPS SESE MOUNT MEMNON PB: insville, Vas who whileon hei way from this | District Comunisstoners tor permission to hold tives of the sald George Spruck, Uecrased, as ators ne Ze OP. Patent Olson. i refitted and farnichog is city to her home last Mondat was atiacke nee in, ‘ont of the city hall last night feet. ...-.§18 33 |,, shall voluntarily become rarties within a i about noon on the Virginia side of the Chain | WaS grauted, upon condition that workgee | JOIST, medium lengths, per 1,000 first ten day's of the exeuing borcd at ais Ce ee NEW YOHE sHOE sToxE, sat Mount Vernon onan a oan Date bridge, by a dark mulatio’ mau and robbed. | would he done to lead to disorderor weaek defendants in error shall’be eatitied to have tho incfading admission to mansion and grownaa eo He turned the carriage over in which Mrs. B. | fence to the residents in the neighborhood, | BOARDS, 16 feet, por 1,000 feet... 1333 | Writs of error in these cases dismissed as to him: Pennsylvania avenue. Steamer leaves 7th st. wharf datiy (sundays ex- Was riding, and took from her a gold chain | About So’clock Cohen appeared patie weet Provided, That a copy of this order shall be printed | _BOOTS AND SHUES FOR THE MILLION. pied. st 10 a.m. and returns até pam. J. Mei anda pockethook containing about #1, ‘Her | with his eoal-oil lantern, and proceeded toe: | grace BOARDS, all I&inch wide, per he seat et government forthres marcumteeee | PRICES GUARANTEED 45 Par cewr. | HOLLINGSWORTH. Bap Tite: Mount Ver- husbar.J is doing business in Baltimore, and | tertain his followers by abus' ng everybody in 15 00 | atioast sixty dae ponte caeiree, Successive weeks, LUWBK THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE Bou Association, L.'L. BLAKE. ‘stesner Mary she had been VA Bria a a far on his way futhority i Bp worst Mind proken Sng: 1,000 feet.. Of the Supreme Court next cusuing in ose 4N THIS CITY. ‘Washington. ‘jelB-1y there as this city. Itis thought that the mu- isi ne hail-s m extinguis! is lan- ber, 1877, ‘True cepy— 2 INT LOO} latto intended to outrage her person had not | te He claimed that the credit of the labor | DRESSED CULLS, 4-4 and 6-4, per 1,000 (ghar na MIDDLETON, HOUT EXCURSIONS. wagons been coming immediately behind. He | ing men under Contractor Hussey receiving LOOt. esses. seeseeeacesseersecerers 2000 ty! Clerk Supreme Court U.'s. STE. BR“ BUE.” eseaped into the woods that line the road, | $125 per day was due to the efforts of the re. carr Wee GEQHEGAN. and no clue as to his identity has since been | lier association of which he is president. A ‘Senne [HE apamanyi BRICK CoM. t Iron Steamer SUE will resume her deen obtained. Series of “esolutions was adopted, in which ae ountng NIGHT. EXCUR- ae all pledged themselves not to work for less MERCHANTABLE BRICK 35th, to Point ae Beavtirct, lace whitestriped goods, than #10 per day. WILLET & LIBBEY, AT LOWEST MARK Stophedeou's toria lawns, 10: beautiful figured lawns, (Pa. a 2 delivered in any part of the elty, ATES: Ben orery Sarees oe ope, reat, foot of SreT heforceatitul calleo, >: children’s col- | A Bic (imaNiTe BLOCK FoR WasmtNcTox.— | Corner Sixth street and New York avenue ‘These Brick make a beautiful hard-fniched wall, Ne q @ a.m. on Monday.” Boas enh <2 ored hosier 50; closing out | The Richmond Dispatch says: A piece of EQUAL TO THE BEST HAND MADE neneton ‘and all the pocoiam pay ee arasols at real cost. Carter's, 711 Market granite weighing from 45 to40 tenscame down ir8-tr « FRONTS. Misses: “a will be ‘arst-ciase Ware, round trip ie ee mace: Excellent black alpaca, 25; black cash- | from Green's quarry, near Granite, yesterday, | <-———————————— — pompies con be seen at State Rooms and. information | thd chars, Wool, 90: gauze vests, for ladies | on the Danville railroad. It was'en route to ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. ‘FICE NATIONAL HOTEL B: ¢ STEPHENSON & and children ; bieached table damask. 50:Shet- | the government sheds below the city, and is sal erg Beptem= | _se18-coam’™™ Pennsylvania ave, and éth st, Jand sbawis. white, blue and cardinal: one | tobe put in.proper shape for the new Stare | @re Betracgdinary Dy se ponared ( ay Dleces new i nd. beantifal tawns Gepartment fa Ashington. The granite was — = Bere SICK HORSES pro- ay luding side-bam wis. roug! own in a flat car constructed for tl TICKETS, Doun incurable cured free of cost, Adve. B burpost and all the ars ad to be taken om | ane re GILES" LiNiMaNT fobipg £s BAsE BalL.—The contest bet Hor. | fe One of the Ley eae it to pass safely. This | First Capital Prize, § ‘$100,000 each. junches, Knees, cured nell and Nationals ‘yesterdey: eterno | is sa tn thin viata, pigges Of stone evar quar. | eM oO. a Se nO ema no | Bauches: ;rporod Shoulder Lamoness, tracted a large audience, and the visitors were | ied int . viet ty, And was said by judges to | pytve lens then Sh Ge Navicular Disease, Shoe cure wed. victorious, the score being 5 to 4: BE 8 DORIC PORTE Whole 0, JDait, $40; quarter, $20; | Bond for pexphlets containiug if Andoranation t GREAT REDUCTION in cassimere suits, light | _HANDY TO Have.—Seraps to repair with are “ona for pine te * York. Use only for horses a A cassimere pants and summe: x foods. ‘A. Straus, | given to purchasers of boys) and children’s MANUEL ORRANTIA, Tara Sold by alidruggists, Wholesale WU) Pennsylyania avenue.—Adct. sults at A, Saks & Co’s.—Advt, 338-002 168 Common st.. New Orieaus, La | & CROMWELL. Jy6-e08m*