Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1878, Page 4

MONDAY August 5, 1878. Weather Indications To-day. Orrice OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Washington, Aucust %. 1878. For the Middle Atlantic, Gu!f and South tes, partly cloudy weather, oce - iable ds mo- ¥ Sout’: ary pressure and tempera- SS “LOCAL NEWS. vei tee the selle - of ten «of such all be found «card js cor- indicate any siver or owner of . Tf, u h : Fen the ‘amouut indicated on sat rect, or So bear correct as not evidence of fraud, then the é said coal shall not be Habl fee for reweighing. ‘Hf any person ow? for weighing coal f poze, shall refuse . Seale in weighing ficer therein, he nor more that «Dg or keeping a scale vr sale, or any other pur- o allow the use of such such coal, or hinder any of - shall be liable to a fine of #1), F "$20, for any such violat ries gt" 4s Of all ines coliecied under thase other h go to the fund,” and the aif to the District of Columbia. ‘ Summer Entertainments. Condensed Locals. Banat range of the thermo.ne er t0-d4) 9 ERE et ae SMO wes Hm we 3 2 p.m. 839. The most severe bi the -e visited the city at 3 o'clock tuts atcern wr The street lam pam a a samen: atvlay. im. extinguished at 3:20 a.m. | am m es broke into the resivense of Mr. W, HI. Wylie, on Lincoln avetu’, in the coun'y Saturday night, and stole ng worth $2: Major Morzan has isst.ed a paitee regulation that there shall be no more sireet corner ora t.cns of any kind allowed at the inter storm of th? -€° on present, at leas ‘On saturday the will of Anc filed with the Register of Wiils. A white boy, named Augustus Kneas, livin at his mother's house, 181) Cedar street, severely cut in the left side b: c.lored boy yesterday. The Fesuit of an altereation about some tri ter. Dr. Baldwin ve medical at ‘There isa report on the streets to-day that eters. pw fe urge, Va. r has made itappearance in yan imknown person. ured, While She Was standin. Liberity market. Mary Sullivan, thirty-five years old, overcome by the heat Satur taken io the second precit ixteen miles te J s Orphan Asylum. Dr. B. B. Adams tended her, and she was sent to the zhtning s % foliage at the lower end of Tt zig-zagued diagonally enty feet iro appeared 1 An instant wooden bui Was struck t {Disirict Government Affatrs. 2 square. Avenue e ground, ar the east end George D was to day appointed spee private policeman ontown Poundinaster Eins en_lup fr August Ist <3, 47 of which t tion of Jam liquor license, was approved on by the committee on lrquor licen: nt Was So unwell today ito goto his home, after about an hour tn his office. jajor Morgan bas made requisition on the riet Commissioners to be fMrnished with an ambulance and the necessary equipments, horses, harness, stretehers, medieal supplies, &e. Maj s the expediency of such an it ent of the police ITY OF SCHOOL TRUSTE Commissioners have prevared to be sent to each or the informing them that the law requires the irustees of public schools to be bona fide citizens of the District of Coiumbia. and asking to be informed “whether or not they claim citizenship elsewhere in the states, and exercise the THE AWAKD for paving of 7th si ndersto. Simen Cannody’s y his bondsman, F. Prott, withdrew from his bond, which will throw him out of the bidders. THE (NTEKCEPTING SEWER. Mr. Augustus Watson to-day filed an addi- tional paper with the District Commissioners ject of the proposed intercepting ron E or F streets. He cites some of the English authorities, wherein the zreat ry advantages of intercepting sewers is, shown in saving property from the effects of the floods. In twelve cities in England during the period of thirteen years, it was found that asaving had been effected of 40 per cenc. in the rate of mortality—in eases of typhus fever, 49 per cent. and consumption :2 per cent.. wo of the prominent causes of death there. In ove town of 7,70 inhabitants, the saving of life through this’ means in 13 years was 29S which would be 7 lives anuually for this ¢ at the same rat Mr. Watson offers to fu Nish the money and material, and do the work oi constructing this sewer and wait for his pay until Cohgress makes the approp the work to be done at prices fixed by meers. The cost is estimated at 73), COHEN S RESOLUTIC A delegation laboriug men, headed by I Bb, Walled on the District Commis Sioners this morniug and submitied a series of thirteen resolutions, which they stated 1 been adopted at_a mass meeting on the Augusi: the first, government officials having ebarge of the expenditures of public moneys for public improvements pay all workingm=n not less than $1.5) per day. eight hours to con- stitute a day's work: another, that contrac- tors on publi¢ work be reguired’ to pay labor- ers 31. per day, and eight hours be the time for a day's work: another, t the government hav.ng see that the wages of ¢ and mrke no settlement with ¢ 1 such is dow nother, that they pledge them- selves not to work, and will induce other: do the same, for less than #1, either the government or contra er, that all public buildings to be ail improvements to be & atonce and pushed forward to compiet! another, that no reduction of salary where persons are receiving less thi per year, but if any reduction of salary be made it be equitably graded down from the salaries of these receiving over ) per year; another, that no more thau one member of one family be employed under the District got ernment, and that a married man, having family to support: anether, that the labor of women, when | value, receive equal ected and rs, in reply, stated that they are required by law to advertise foi all contracts in excess of $1.00: that the price paid by the District government for laborers ais not been chanzed trom $1.2) per diem: hey (the Commisstoners) have no right to control the pay of laborers in giving out contract work, which righis a personal be: tween the contractors and the labe neither have they the power to control in the number of hou a day's work. The Commissione! sted to tne committee whether they k en the subject of Exin borers’ wa: a LS) per day a careful consideration. The ment, for instance, have a ct expend. Now, it is reasot Jess cumber of men can be per «ay than ata less ra Bumter of die me work for less tha: @one? Turn them away and employ a less number at $1.5” This question Isaae was no quite prepared to answer, so he expressed the hope that the Commiss.oners will do the best With the powers they have. and not forget how hungry men fee!. REGULATICNS FOR SAI OF COAL. The District Commissioners to-day issued the following: Whereas the actoi Congress entitled “An act to authorize the Commissioners of the Dis. trict to m enforce regulations relative to the sale of coal, and also building regula- tions, approved June Li. 1574,” provides that the Commissioners be, and they hereby are, authorized and directed to make and enforce ‘Such rules and regulations relative to the sale ‘of coal in the District of Columbia as shall in- sure full weight to purchasers, it is ordered at the legal standard ton of ¢oal shail be 240 pound 2 That every person licensed to eell coal in the District siall keep, at any yard ov other Place where coal is stored and sold }y him, a suitable set of scales, which, before use, shall been tested and found correct ky asealer Weights and measures, and shall be sulli- cient to weigh a load of at least 1.12: pounds of coal at one time. The sealer of weights and measures shall as often us once a month, at irregwiar intervals, carefully examine, try, Prove and seal all scales used for weighing oa). and report the result to the Commission- ers of the Distriet, and for each load of coal on scales not So examined, tried, proved and sealed. the dealer selling the same Shall forfeit and pay not less than ten jollars. 3. It shail be the duty of every seller of coal to send with each and ‘every load sold, a eard or ticket, which shail indicate on its face, in in plain characters, the sellers name, the date, ine weight of ceal contained in the cart or other vehicie in whieh it is being transported and the weight of such cart or vehicle; and any vendes of coal violating such provisions, or being found selling or delivering any load of coal without such card or ticket, shall be lable to a fine of not less than $ nor, more than €10, for every such violation. It shall be the duty of the séaler of weights and measures and of the police officers, from time to time, and whenever they suspect that the quantity of coal being transported for sale will not cor ith the amount indicated on the card, to cause the load of eoai to be weighed upon any lawful seale most aceessible for that purpose ; and iL upon the weighing thereof, it shall be found that such load of cost is less than the bet amount indicatad, they shail so report, and the driver, owner, or at fur- nishing such load of eva) shall be liable 10, and shall forfeit and pay to the District a fine of not less than #10 nor more than $0 for each sfente. sealer of weights and measures +hall be entitled to receive, for any coal they ction hstreet aud Pennsylvania avenue, for the st Hurfurth was an unknown Ii was the who resides bead with a 1 | very light and dark shades of silks @, be commenced | fhe Schuetzen Festival will be continued to- day and to-morrow. ; The Fifth Baptist Chureh ives an excursion to Richmond next Friday. See advi. See adveriisement of the grand exeursion to Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and the Capes on | the floati palace sieamer Loulse, of Balti- more, which leaves here at7 p. m., August Luh. The lbepartmental Dozen give an afcernoon and evening excursion to Gteeboro’ tu-mo row. There will be @ass_ ball shooting. a con certand dancing. The ferry beats will ma hourly trips, from 2 to 12 p. m. 2 Leaving at hisevening, the Mary Wash- ington will give a moonlight excursion, return- lug ateleven. Fare, 15 cents. A FREE FIGHT ON NINTH STREET.—On Sat- urcay evening quite a serious disturbance took place on Sth street, opposite the Center Market, out of which has grown four eases for the Police Cour. A man named William Price was badly cut about the head and bleed- ing, and when an alarm was given Oflicer Du- boss hastened to the spot, when Wm. Thomas Was pointed out as the assailant. The o aitempted to arrest. Thomas, who brok and ran into a neighboring restaurant, was followed by the officer. who got hold of hb Itis alleged that the ba per, T. W. Raynor, assisted him to escape, and so assaulted Dubois and one George The officer pursued Thomas, when John $ shot a pistol, anda man named Voorhees re- ceived the ball in his hand. Oficer Dubois then biew his whistle, and Officers Smith and Hiueline went to his’ assistance, and the par. Ues, Scott, Raynor and Thomas were arrested and taken to the Sth precinet station, whea they left collateral,and the wounded men,after having their wounds dressed, were sent to their home: Ss morhing a charge of assault in two eases was preferred against Raynor, inst Thomas, and one against Scott but Frice not being able to ke present the ea: tinued to Wednesday. Au atta, meat was issued this morning feeW oorhees, who it is understood 1s an unwilliag witness. DEEDs IN FEE have been fi 8 W. F. Mattingly et. al. trustee, to John Long lot 44, sq. ( Riggs toJ. P. Bar ret, lot 9 sq. diley Webster to J. E. Hetfu . BB. E. le, + SQ missioners Freedman’s > pany We Okie, part tract called “Fou ,ast Shift?" =—. 'G. W. Stickney, trustee, to commissioner Freedman’s Saving and Trust Company, lol, section 1, sub-division of the Barry larm: $75." D. I. Cissell to Jos. Red- .part lot 11, sq. . EA W. Shiles. ot to Adolph Kr aving and Tr acu J. W. Eli atty and Haw niontown : $1 lot 83, Kin's addition to orgetown: $—. Thomas Adams to John Riswiek, lot 35, sq . GW. EB, Swartzell to M + Warne 2 part ry, “Prospect Hill:? $14 Nicholson, lot 11, s« to Riehard Contes BEAUTIFUL lace white pe gi toria lawns, 10; beautiful figure cific), 10; beautiful calico, 5: children’s col- ored hosiery; exce"ent corsets; closing out parasols at real cost. Carter’s, 711 Market space. Excellent black alpaca, 25; black cashmere, pure wool, 50; gauze vests for ladies and children; bleached table damask, 5 Shetland shawls, white, blue and cardinal; John Browling one hundred (1UJ) pieces new and beautiful Jawns just arrived, including sideband lawns.—Advt. 4 Odum site on the uorth side of E street, between 6th and 7th streets northwest, the roperty formerly owned by Gen. Sherman, lor the ‘coustruction of his natatarium. and broke ground to-day for the swimming pool. which will soon bein readiness for business. The brick structure which fora time was used e Stable, will be utilized for this , the poo! being inside of the walls of the same. oe OF PATENTS § ‘auted to residents of the District of Columbia, Virginia and Mary- land for the week ending July 23, 17: 2. H. Fayman. Washington, D.C., mail. bag fa-~ Eli S. Prime, Baltimore, Md., wantage Jvames Boss, Berlin, Md., fruit-earriers ; Jacob 3. Matthews, of Athens, Tenn August Peiersohn, Washington, D. C.. sasi fasienais: Wm. D. Wright, Ballimore. Md., sash holder BLACK SILKS, colored silks, checked silk every shade of colored silks, inclu | eream and cardinal colored 3i'ks. Til Market e. Bla SIK, 50; excellent i in-fiuish Diack silk, sland ¢ black (damasse) silk grenadine | atreal cost: figured linen lawns, pure white linen lawns, black linen law A COLORED FEMALE SHOP-1.AIFTER.—Frances | Lewis, colored, was arrested and locked up | Saturday evening for shop-lifting in A. King | Chandler's store, on 7th street northwest. The article taken was a lady’s silk umbrell . Sev. eral articles of jewelry were found in her pockets at the station-house. Base BaLt.—The Hornell club again de- feated the Nationals last Saturday afternoon, the score standing to 3. The Nationals made errors enough for two games, and the Hornells | did not play an extraordinary game. ND ROBBED OF #10),(0).—On Sat- y afternoon C. H. Stone, while carrying a package containing $0,000, intended to pay | the hands in Hale’s piano factory in New York, | was garroted by two men, who seized the | money and escaped in a butcher's cari, which | they had left the moment before. —Adrt. THREE WIYES AS FAR aS HEatb FROM.— It ne ppears that W. Frank Turn who tu away from Middletown, N. Y., to rest for having two wives, une in Kan- | Sas with four children and one here, married within a year, has another wife whom he m: ried in June, 1876, at Seneca Falls, N. Y where he went under the assumed name of Sidney Blake. A DETECTIVE SHOOTS THE WRONG Man.— A highway robbery was committed in New kK shortly afer midnight yesterday morn- A detective arrested one of the roboers and fired three shots after the others, wo Were escaping. One of the balls struck Ru- dolph Hees, entering his lung aud inflicting a fatal wound. The wounded man declared he had nothing to do with the robbery. The de- fective gave himself up. THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.—Complete re- turns from the German elections show the following results as regards the great parties: Nine! ree conservalives, livot the various liberal parties, and ultramontanes. Sixty- six second ballots will be necessary. THE Pore has appointed Cardinal Antonio De Luca, prefect of the congregation, as pon- lilical secretary of state, to fill the Vacancy occasioned by the death of Cardinal! Franchi. Last week's Nation presents Mr. Gladstone with a rhetorical Roland for Earl Beaeons- field's odious Oliver:—“The real sources of English greatness had been rifced in a vain attempt to realize the gaudy dreams of a novel-writer who had elimbed into power as a rhetorician through the intellectual degener- ee of a party which had ceased to have any- thing behind it but wealth.” A $0,000 RopBERY —John C. King, pickle manufacturer, New York, was robbed Saiur- day of $30,000, consisting of 219.008 in United States 4 per cent. bonds, $10,000 in eurrency, and #1,..in gold. Entrance to King’s prem: ises was effected through the roof, and the thief descended to the second floor, and break- # Open @ closet took outa valise containing the mouey and bonds. He descended to the Street through the scuttle of a neighboring house and escaped. It is thought that the robbery was committed by some one connect- ed with the blishment. BIwo Women Burne To Deatu.—The silly practice of lighting fires by the use of kero- sene found another victim on Saturday at Co- uoes, N.Y. in Mrs. Rose Boudro, who Was lit- erally roasted alive by the bursting of a can while she was using it for that purpose. ....An insane woman 27 years old, the daughter of Thaddeus Frost, at Belmont, Mass., on Friday last, poured kerosene over her head an clothes, and, setting fire to it, was so terribly burned that death ensued. MILITIA CALLED UT AGAINST STRIKING MINERS.—Governor Cullom, of Illinois, has bean appealed to for acompany of militia to protect the coal mines at nton, Macaupin county, which are t with destruction by the striking miners. He has ordered the sheriil of the county to the scene of the dis- | turbance, with orders to cal to his aid such forces as may be deemed necessary. ee Se SOME RECHIEATY ONE CIGAR CAUSING 4 Loss OF $100,000.-- In the town of Alta, Utah, the Little cotton works are in anes, the fire haying originated from a cigar of Judge Varn, who was lying on ‘ Jounge | i ee 2 pyran house. vat pread Japid- ay 2 n buildings. The oss 18 estimated at $100,000. i Sh 1 4@Five American Indians, in full war aid id feathers, are astonishing visitors at v to any expense or | | workers of the ¥.M.C. A. The meeting took Ya | ing country began to arrive in vehicles of ali 4 | Among the arrivals fre lot 12, Jarboe to W. A. | Co., Cincinnat Washington Grove Camp Meeting. [Special Correspondence of The Star.) CAMP, NEAR GAITHERSBURG, Montgomery county, Md., August 4, 1! Saturday at 8:0 a.m. the meeting was in charge of the Rev. Willie Van Arsdale, who is one of the best the form of a prayer and experience meeting and was one at great proft spiritually to all present. Few persons arriyed by the morn- ing trains, the only familiar face being that of | Joon T. Mitchell. He was accompanied by etait .. McKenney ‘At log’a. m, the Rev, W. | preached one of the most affecting sermons ever heard on a camp ground. He ‘ook for his text Zach. iv., 9: “ Not by Might, nor oy Power, but by My Spirit. saith the Lord of Hosts. sermon was one peculiar for its originalit and brought tears to the eyes of both preach- ers and people. . Sm At2p.m. the first children’s meeting was held, and many of the little ones gathered in the tabernacle. These meecings will be con- 4 | ducted by Rev. H.8. France, who has peculiar | talen sin this direction. The exercises con- ist of singing, reciting verses of scripture nd short talks. At 3 p.m., the Rev. Jas. McLaren preached from Ist John, 3,1: “‘Behola what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God.” Immediately after the service was over a meeiing of the laymen was called by the pre: . siding elder to consider what e/Torts shou'« put forth to reach the masses on the outskirts of the camp on Sabbath. Bro. Holland moved that there be two bands, one under the leader- ship of A. T. Stuart and the other to be led by Bro. Ashley. each to select. their own workers, and keep up a spirited fire 1 the enem: works all daylong. The mation was unani- mously adopied. At this meeting the familiar e of the Rev. John Dice, of the Southern M. E, Church, was seen. The trains this evening brought a large number to the camp to spend the Sabbath, among whom were noticed Frank Wilson, Brice Tilley, old mother Tilley. who is in a very feeble condition, Charles Beall, Major Morgan, J. W, St. Clair, Mrs. Head, Fred. Calvert. Jack Keynolds and a host of others. AU7:45 the beil rang for preaching in the tabernacle. The congregation was consider- ably enlarged by the arrivals from the city. The Rev. D. E. D. Owens took for his text Rom 1.16: “For Tam not ashamed of the sospel of Christ, for it is the power of God to every one that beiieyeth.” At the close of the sermon two children presented themselves at the altar for prayer, both of whom professed convelsion. SUNDAY IN CAMP. Today the camp wasin its holiday attire, and the scene was one of mirth and gayety, as friends who have not seen each otuer sine last camp meet’ to talk, shake hands and promenade together. Long before the bell for rising, the people from the surround: descriptions, so that by the time of the first morning service about thousand persons were passing up and down the avenues and ¢ a prayer and experience eting was held in the tabernacle under the dership of Wm. R. Woodward. The ouly incident of note in this mee the expe- rience of ‘good old Mother Tilley,” very fee- i religious ar as the three, and the twotrains, one from Fredet and the other from Martinsburg, were liter- ally loaded down with visitors to the camp. n Washington were ery, ex-Attorney, Tay or Suit, Miss noticed the Hon. M. € General Willizms, Hon. S. | Octavia Bryan, Henry Maliy and family, C. Burlew. M and Willie Me cht. From Baltirore—Judge Servis, of the ap- peal iax court. - From Frederick—Colonel Vie Baughman, editor of the Examiner; Spencer Jones, Fred, Butler, Worthington Johnson, Col. R. H. But? ler, Capt. N. Owens, Col. Beyser, Miss Jennie Castle, Miss Irene Ritter, Miss Motlie Quyno, Miss Dellaplane, Miss Trundle and Miss Mari- eita Erney. From Countzj—Hon. George Peters, Dr. E. Wooden, George Hilton, Ignatius Selby, John Brewer, ¢ Mobley, Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith, Miss Ida Grifiith. Samuel Riggs, of R. Miss Sidonia panpnrey Col. Whitesides, Dr. Crawford and family, Miss Ridgely, Dr. Geo, Welch, Miss Aun Davis, James, Higgins and M. F. Hopkins. F; When the bell rang for service at 1014 a. m., there were op the camp ground about 4.14) people, the tabernacle being the centre, around and in which they al’ congregated. Immediately after opening the exercises, the presiding elder, Rey. 2. Peyton Brown, nade an appeal to the vast congregation assembled for a liberal collection, He stated that all the i ise during this entire #00, and when he finished the colle sod the hat around the smiling con! ation and got but #6, or an average of about I! cents . At the close of the collection the Rev. Dr. Lanahan, of Foundry church was announced as the speaker of the morning. The reverend doctor took for his text Jeremiah, xvii. “The heart is deceit- ful above all thin nd desverately wicked ; who ean know i The speaker painted very darkly the condition of the human heart, and his picture was drawn 2 masterly hand. After the sermon the Key. B. Peyton Brown stated t there would be a temperance mecting on Wednesday evening of next week, under the auspices of the Maryland Temper- ance Alliance, to be addressed’ by Win. Dan- iels and others . Immediately after service the vast congr gation separated and wended tl various dining saloons and ¢ At2 p.m. the Rev. Henry fi by the Rey. J. 8. M. Haslup, with Me: Wilson and Burlew to lead the singing, ducted successfully a children’s meeting. A larger number of children were present to-day than yesterday, and the remaining seats were oceupied by the visitors to the grounds. At 24 o'clock Mr. A.T. Stuart and a band of Christian workers started a meeting on the outskirts between the dining tent and Gar- rett’s booth. Addresses were made by Messrs. Stuart, Reynolds, Holland, Ashley and others. The singing at this meeting was led by Frank Wilson, with Eddie Linville playing the cor- net. The service at three o'clock was to have been conducted by the Rev. Thos. Harri the boy preacher, but word was sent last ing that he was sick in Washington, but his place was ably filled by one who has not his Superior on any camp ground—the Rev. Ric! ard Norris. H2 took for his text I Kings, 40—* And as thy servant was busy here there, he was gone.” At this service another collection was taken up, from which $12 was realized, making a to’ ing the day. HASTY DEPARTURES. Long before the time for the departure of the trains, hundreds wended their way to the depot to enable them to secure a seat as soon as the cars arrived. There were two trains one at 5:10 and the other at 5:20. These the two trains for Washington at§ and 5 took thetmass of visitors away, while the muttering thunder and gathering Clouds aur- ried away those who came in vehicles, so that when the bell rang for service in the taber- nacle at 7:45 o’elock, only those who were tent- ing ou the ground were feit to attend the vice. The thunder, however, soon ceased and the clouds dispersed. leaving us a starry sky and no prospect of rain, although a little would be acceptable to lay the dust that gath- ered to-day and to prepare us for the numbers that usually comeon Tuesday. The Rev. Geo. Leech ofticiated at the evening servi He took for his text Heb. iv, 7—* To-day if ye will hear his voice. harden not your hearts.” After the sermon, the Pi ing Elder delivered a very earnest exhortation to the unconverted, closing with an invitation to all who desired to flee from the “wrath to come” to come for- ward and ask God to save them. While there was a great deal of promenad- ing joday, yet it was one of the most orderly Sabbaths Washington Grove has ever seen, and it is only to be ho} that next Sabbath’s visitors will prove to i$ quiet and orderly as those of to day. M FAILURE OF GOVERNOR BisHoP’s GROCERY Hovse.—The Frocer house of R. M. Bishop & ti, at the head of which is Gov. Bishop, has suspended. None of the firm's paper has gone to protest as Ri but it was leemed dest to suspend in order to reach a settlement. The neaviest creditors are in the east. The liabilities of the firm will reach $360,000; assets not made known. A meeting of creditors will be held in New York to-day, Mr. Bishop attributes his failure to shrinkage in values und inability of customers to meet their obligations. It is thought the firm can pay fifty cents on the dollar. Gen. Sam Cary has been electrifying the people of Michigan with the information that the words ‘promise to pay” upon the face of the greenbacks were not authorized by law, but were placed there by the Sceretary of the Treasury and the “Bureau of Printing and Engraving " without legal authority. DEAD FROM HyDkoPHOBIA.—A six-year-old son of Richard Clark, of New York, who was bitten by a dog on the 5th of July, died on Si urday, in great agony, his physicians pro- nouncing his ailment a genuine case of hydro- Phobia. . 4#3-The revivalists, Moody, Sankey, Whittle, MecGranahan and Pentecost, met in Boston last week and held a consultation. Mr. Moody it is understood will go to Baltimore next winter. 4%-Mr. Jay Cooke, since his failure nearly five years ago, has been living with his-son-in- law. He ple old Eapidly. His tall form and white hat can be seen dally on Third on street railroads is ineaster, Miss Mollie Plummer night, < meeting way to the PS. Yot $77 taken up dur- street, Philadelphia. 4#@-The use of steam expressly provided for in several bills latel d by he ¢ British legislature. 3 fe iimitea to8 miles in towns, and 10 in the country. 4@-A Cincinnati policeman shot and killed @ mab Who Went to help him ina street fight. THE OOURTS. PoLIcE CourT—Acting Judge Walter. Today, Greenbury Duvall, profanity: #1. Mary Evans forfeited collateral. W. H. Ander- son,do. G. W. Hayden, do. Jos. Hanley, dis- CITY ITEMS. Scrap BooKs.—Milans & Wilkins, 6)3 7th st. A Har oR WHOLE BOTTLE of Murray and orderly ; $5. James M. Brown, Ellen Brown, | Lanman’s Florida Water mixed with the Robert Conner, Harry Denner, Thos. Moloney, | water of the bath 1s of greet use to invalids Isaac Blake, Rob’t Tunnell, Andrew Gleason, | and all delicate or nervous persons, Wm. Knox, W. H. Andrews forfeited collater: als. Chas. Redrick, vagraney | Personal Pl nizance. jas. hifour, isorderly; $. + Sohn Kent, profanity: $5. Hattie Jackson, | GAs FIXTURES.—Over two hundred vari, disorderly: #5. Jeremiah Simms, indecent | eties in 2.3, 4, Gand 12 lights, at Prices to suit exposure; $10 or 60 days. Jas. Williams, loud | the times, at Hamilton's, ¥. M.C.A. dui and boisterous: $5. T! Williams, do.; do. | ing. Frank Lewis, vagrancy; bonds or workhouse. | Isaac Jackson, do.5 personal seorenlzauce, ‘ohn Wade, disorderly; $, Kate Johnson, ny LO ae poe August York, carrying a concealed | the comples on iB getaced we pimples or weapcn; #2). T- W. Rayner, assault on OMcer | Pomedy thees 2 erence? rouge or harsh. | To Pubois, and assault on Geo.’ Turner; William. woe 'y St uefects use Glenn's Sulphur ‘Thomas, assault on ahomas Erlg and John aD. Scott, assault on Harry Voorhees: contiaued- Chas. Washington, jarceny's fontinned. Jos, | tograylocks, Fugitt and John Kent, malicious trespass: | ‘ cosiser Hidays, | Francis Lewis, larceny of a dren. Tt corrects acidity of the stomach, e- Parasol: forfeited ecilateral. John Kaighn. | feves Wind cone: ten eere tee tte Fe assault ‘on Sandy Alexender,a small colored mentary, he Siaehon ee Scares boy, who, teaiied that Kalin, chased him Seekers, And, diarthoss, Whether arising larceny of piece | Welktried remedy. 25 cents a bottle. ys. Maurice Collins, assauit: | | Happy Trprxes for nervous sufferers, and #2. Jas. Robinson alias Richard Harris, petit | those who have been dosed, arugg and s 3, continued. | quacked. Pulvermacher’s Electric Belts effec- Bud Warner, larceny of a gold watch (second | tually cure premature debility, weakness and fi W,; H. Tucker; held for action | decay. Book and Journal, with information of grand jury, Patrick Sweeny, charged with | wort! thousands, mailed free. Address Pul- the larceny of a cow; continued. Hester Pla- | yermacher Galvanic Company, New York as it-re. vives and braces up the failing strenzth and soothes the most irritable nervous system. BricuT EYEs, regular features, and a grace- fu] figure, fail to produce their due effant ie ‘Hill's Hair Dye restores the tinge of youth ter, assault on Henrietta Hamilton; $1. Chas. | City. — 6,18,d&kly Edwards, larceny of a hand cart; coptinued. ———— TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour- ing and Dyeing Establishment, No.906 G street, s near Sth street. By promptly adopting the THE FUNERAL OF WALDEMAR Dz_Boprsco, | latest improvements, whether of American or late ussian consul gen \ at New York, | European invention, he is enabled todo his took place from the idence of Mr. B. B. | work in a manner not to be equalled by those Williams, on Road street, yesterday at 6 p. ur. | not possessing these facilities. His cleansing Among a large concourse of well-Known cit and dyeing Ladies’ and Gent's suits are, in > | court of law. zens present was the Russian minister, Mr. | fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his Nicholas Shiskin, who accompanied the wife | superior work. N. B.—A speciaity of his con- of the deceased count to the grave. The pall- | sists in removing spots from costly party dress- bearers were Admiral Semetchkine, of the | es: 25 years’ experience. His dry cleanser re- Kussian Bey Waldemar de Missner, secre- | moves grease spots effectually from any article, tary to the Russian legation; Mr. B.W and careful pressing gives them an appearance liams, and three sons of th as if newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two ander, Waldemar and Boru: pair for for 25 cents. rat Doage, 5. F. Ennis, Fr i; Col. Denmead, acting as honorary pall-bear ers. The funeral services were held at the COAL AND WOOD. eopaucice by ee eve A. OAL wouD. ’. E. church and the re- es he d in the family lot, where C JOHNSON BROTHERS, i e also the mortal remains of Count Alex, | WOOD. TxLErHONIG CossgcTIONS. COAL. podlice and his two sons, Alexander and | ggan, BEST UALITY, woop. ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.—At the annua | WOOD. PROMPT DELIVE! ES. COAL. eleciion of directors of the Potomac insurance | Main office, wharves, mill and depot connected with company to-day, the following were elected up-town offices by TELEPHONE. for the ensuing year:—Jolin M. Belt, W.5.Cox, | | With unequaled facilities and advai for 's,Win. Marbury, John Purdy, A. H. | @conemicaily conducting the wood and coal trade, p t eWis : wharves, factory,extensive store yards enabling us ell, Philip May, Lew fp Backside Jobn | tO stock up largely when coal is lowest, oflces M. er, Thos. Knowles. throughont the city, and all in immediate comuu- TA young man named Conrad, son | nication, insuring prompt attention. to orders, we 1 boatinan, was brought to Dr. She are prepared to offer to our patrons the best varle- kell by his father, to-d: i ties of cual at the very lowest prices, tion, poemember, we insure a strictly pure coal, of 2.240 send him to the Insane asylum. un © ton. StppEN DeEaTH.—Mr. Win. Acton, a well- SDE NGOS BROTHERS. known citizen, died suddenly Saturday night, | pain office, mill and depot, foot of ae at his residence, on Sth street, between W.: 1418 7th st. n.w.: and 281 P; 3 nd Market, of pneumonia, afler a short H. MARLOW. GRAIN ARRIVE se —Boat Wheeler & Barron, 2500 bushels wheat to Hartley & Bro., aud 5) COAL! COAL! bushels to H. M. hott. iT MERCHANTS’ | EXCi —Olerings on} wooo: — J 84R is the, me woop: el ON) bushels wheat, with no COAL! ——~+e __ A Fatan Front wit Convicts.—The workhouse at St. Loui w a desperate fight on’ Fri A risoner named George Stevens was observed »y one of the zuard to pick upa piece of paper which had been dropped at his feet by nother pri To a demand to deliverthe per Stevens fiatly refused, saying he would die first. The guards attempted to take the paper by force, when he assaulted them with rocks, at the same time calling on his fellow- prisoners to ald him. Guard Coy drew a re Nolver any ae at Stevens, eg a slight wound, which Stevens responded to by stvil % ing Coy on the head, with a huge rock, in- | QXqNRORBSALE AND ERATE DEAL ERIN flicting a serfous wound. The guards ran to ‘Wood of all kinds. Office 505 9th st., between & a shanty in which a number of loaded shot- | and #. Orders respectfully solicited ahd eatierace guus were Kept, aud arming themselves, they | tlon guaranteed. Yanp—14th st, between B and returned and found the prisoners. They had | ©. Ww! 5. HARF—Foot of 13% st. apparently made up their minds to Tesi Having purchased largely previous to the late boldly, and the presence of the guard Goat Best Quality and Low Prices. Selected stock of celebrated Coals— “*Lee’? White Ash, **Lykens’ Valley’ Red Ash, Lorberry Red Ash. In these Close times to save money call early at W. H. MARLOW'S, Sthand B streets southwest, Branoh Yard, A, between 2d and 3d sts. n.e, Branch Office, Taylor's Cigar Btore, cor, Sth at iy s and New York avenue, EORGE BOGUs, advance, 1am enabled to sll atfowest ates greeted With a volley of rocks, one of which | direct from vessels at a reduction from ordinary struck Capt, Me(Quard on the head, Knocking | FR4& Vessels arriving weekly until close of navi: him senseless. The yuards tired upon the prisoners, and’ Stevens and four others fell, the former mortally wounded. Two of the other prisoners, Henry Watson and Montgom- ery Morgan, were bach wounded. and ma not recover. The others received. flesh Nounds only. Stevens-died seven minutes | unis doudy and Goud on midgrate margins. after being shot egtiated ou responsible parties only, Corresp A CLERGYMAN CHANGED Wri Uscry.—In | iningand Stock Brchatge ae Wee A the Brocklyn city court yesterday a motion | Yore® Horereuos, DR: Mbsives, Sea Preston Was made to strike out {he answer to a suit of | National Trust Co,. New York jank foreclosure of Wm. H. McCord Kelly and others, as sham andj BANKERS. MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE Will exe ute orders for the purchase or sale of ivolous. The defence is usury. The answer alleges that in ¢ 1575 Kelly gave two promissory notes—one for ry $1,2°0 and the other for #1,100—and that for the CATARRH first, he received but $1,222, and for the other KR 31,0, Kelly also in his answer says that the R money was loaned by the Rev. Mr. Gubbey, of H M11 Bergen street, Brooklyn, and that he ‘as- oe OD fipned, the holes (10 AicCord, an intimate DR. BABTLEY A GREAT REMEDY FOR riend, because he did not think it would loo! well for a clergyman to appear as a suitor in a ia woll-kown yi ‘ewine ROSE, falling t0 care ees s 5 and pleasant 2 use. A Dovnie AFFLICTI William Dor | poiisyivanthatence cho ee street and sey, a druggist and well-known citizen of Mar The Genuine in Square ‘with Printed Di- tinsburg, W. Va., died very suddenly on Mon- | rections Outside, contains ttle and syphon day morning of heart disease. About the same | with DR, HARTLEY'S Philadelphia Metical Jour- hour his daughter, Miss Mary Dorsey,who was | nal. Price One Dollar. Sold at every Ding Store, on a visit to Front Royal, Va., was thrown 1y No. 90 Noo. Ds. Baer Xs from a horse and receiyed injuries of a very | Jy22-1y_No. forth Green Sts. Serious character. GUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED BosTon’s Moral. Copge.—Daniel Pratt found - @ pocket-book containing 75), on Revere OCTOBER TERM, 1877, Beach. He was promptly arrested and all but Thomas 8, Dobbins and George 3} arek fi Was retumed to the gwier, “Daniel is now Mo,141 The United states, (“3 1 Error, in Salem jail. Jolin G. Tappan appropriated nearly & million dollars ‘and not a cent Be, ag OF Doing ad Goose spree, been restored. He ts living tn elegant Tux The United States. , n Ashburton Place, and rides behind a horse e worth $1,000.—[_Boston Post. No, 145 nM. Doubing and George Spores, UR. el The United States, Aud “ LORD” OGILVY CAPTURED.—Wilfred Mon- Thomas 8, Dobbins aud George Spurck tressor, known also as Lord Ogilvy, was ar- | No. 148 oe Pine in terror, The United States, rested at Suspension bridge yesterday and de- livered to a Boston detective. N.Y. Sun, 3d. Mr, Assistant Attorney General Smith, of coun- sel for the defendants in error, suggested the death re the latest instruments | of George Spurck, one of the plaintiffs in error In : under the ibth rule wo make the propor reptosontee gun-cotton “pulped and com- | W . ‘a pressed into a ball.” This is attached to a | py the "Court, thay ae kes the poor eet long cord, through which the torpedo is ex- i a i f the said George Spruck, as aft ploded, with a force suMicient to shatter a Ave. | gald: aball Volunteniey Rocuaes pact rae aore: 3 iy become parties within the ton block of granite, when it has been pitched | first'ten days of the ensuing term of this Court, the into position. defendants in error shall be entitled to have the writs of error in these cases dismissed as to him: A StPposeD MURDER.—About three weeks Procided That ‘scopy of this order shail be painted axo the body of 2 man named Imes was found | 1 ational Union, or some other newspaper ai Hloating in the Potomac river near Paw Paw. | theseat of government, {or three successive weeks, WV. Va. with the neck broken, “As the man | 3 ffs gunned Court next osu Boe oe in money on his person when diary hath had over & u ber, 1877, last seen alive, the cireumstances pointed to TSEAL.) . W. MIDDLETON, foul play. Although the body was found on iy 26-3w Clerk Supreme Court U.'8, the Maryland side of the river, an inquest was held by the West Virginia authorities, and a NEW YOKK SHOE STORE, verdict rendered that the man was killed by parties uninown tothe jury. Imes was a 605 Pennsylvania married man, about 45 years of age, and lived | _BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION. on his farm, near the scene of the occurrence. | PRICES GUARANTEED 25 PBR CENT. Suspicion rests upon a_man, also a farmer, LOWE THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE and the Maryland authorities have been en: IN THIS CITY. deavoring to effect, his arrest, but thus far | OUR @QOD8 ARE ALL REGULAR MADE without succes [Cumberland (Md.) News. AN RE TED AS HAND-TORPEDO! of destructi Th st of gui 4g-Dennis Kearney married a Boston girl. 53 We half suspect that that is the cause of it.— 8.50 (Bugfalo Express. 2 4.00 4%-A sign posted up in a Wisconsin saw- $2.59 mill reads: “ The saws are running—no use to 350 touch them to convince yourselves.” © in 4@-Coronets and monograms are now to be to 200 embroidered on ladies’ shoes. to 3.00 4a-The latest New York slang is “ Ain't yer cheap. Paralyzed in yer mind?” $3.50 -4%-Michael Keese, whose estate in Califor- to 4.00 nia is valued at $10,000, has died in Wellen- to 2.50 stein, Germany. as a Gs ee 4#2~Under the concessions made by Prince Congrem 7 “ : Bismarck the negotiations between Germany Boye, and wil Savi ee ‘tliat theses ae cae best and the Vatican are progressing satisfactorily. Goods vin ee city, for the © Price. ae aeThe well known Ethiopian comedian nly One Price and No Branch Store. Lew Davis committed suicide? at Dockeriu’s | _1y55-Sm GEORGE BOOAETEY, opera house. St. Johns, N. B., on Saturday night last by cutting his throat. gee 89.02 ICES FO) UMBER. aig PH#ICES FoR Goop L LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER. JOIST, medium lengths, per 1,000 feet...-.$13 33 ALSO, HAENESS, BA 30M, (Der 8. 900 eet 1353 | NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, $17 TO 34. TEAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, 4c., &c. An immense variety of styles at equally low JAMES 8, TOPHAM, €85 Seventh Street Northwest, Joining Odd Fellows’ Hall, STOCK BOARDS, all 19-inch wide, per 1,000 feet...... +++ 15 00 DRESSED CULLS, 4-4 and 6-4, per 1,000 feet. ... +22 2000 REPAIRING, WILLET & LIBBEY, ana ana Corner Sizth street and New York avenue | Trunks coveredat low rates. vie Fela or jy8-tr ASHINGTON HOME REMEDY, DR. LEWIS’ PLASTER. N ¥OR A QUARTER. SEVE! Qne large and six sinall. 8 ine and Porous.” Sure cure for Cuts, Burns, Bruises and OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. ea URE LaF ae ne Septem ONLY 18,000 TicKETS. First 000. oo. e Becond Smuts ‘wo of $100,000 each, Rheumatism ir 182 ‘and $1,250,000 distribu' and no ASEM SH Drwootate. ask ror a Ctrewtar. | gfareer ia igh ean an: EMOREST PATTERNS, The new epyieg | tenth, #3 [7 ie vd seitedsand Siationera’iiaa Tus street usw, aetool | OE TOEPIANELO OL oe, OnpaNTra, and Glank B2oks 5] Beps- 3s8-ecam 163 Common st., New Orleans, La. \ SCHUETZEN FESTIVAL AMUSEMENTS. | EXCURSIONS AX 0 PICNICS CoemacaTion Xd [°Oenr EXCURSION or THE MOUNT \ERNON ersisias: ra) WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST TT, Steamer MARY WA LANGTON leaves ber whart at 7p. m.: returning, leaves ihe Springs at "TREMS CAB, Please renen jomber Nameand Number. jyl-ly MONDAY AND TUESDAY. ang3-3t 1S cents round tip. Strecteats — —— u proper chara’ weed, 626 ON ND sae {626 GRAND EXCURSION to RICH MOND 8, at Sr. HN Va. given by the FIFTH BAVTist -°TER’S CHURCH on THURSDAY, Aagust 8b. at IL FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, A.m. Leave Richmond Friday, the 82h, 8 NO O80 Form ines, Chrea: a ie .HN H. BROOKS, F Paintings, Engravings, Chremos, &o, _susS-4. JOHN H. BROOKS, fraren, Framen PictureCords and Tas, AQ TLANTIC OCEAN. Nails, &c., in the District, SECOND D EXCURSION TO AN CITY, | HE SPRING IS HERE.—Now is the Time to Sell. Ladies’, Gentsand Chiliren Apparel, Boots, Shoes, & y hgh cach prices at* JUSTH'S ) street n. Will be promptly atteuded to, o THURSDAY, August 15, 1878. e Another Opporteu fat} Alrancement. have hee cry Vetais need 1 it ree lateconceruing this great i resert. for it is acknowledzad to have the nents on Ww. All nows by nu marg2- |@EORGETOWN ADV’M’Ts, | Fz soo 3s Oc | gandest surt on the A <<. =tomepuxent : 4 SCISSORS, PEN-ENIY ES, NAIL, | Mosel-y will leave h id Cloth Brushes, Combs, Soap, Portemonnales, &c.. for sale LUNDY, 144 Bridge st., Yatehing on tis be | 15, promptiy at 6 p.u | by E.R. | am. next morning. Lewy. wn. _jelgtr! | arriving at Ce an ity in time for STABLISHED IN 1831; ENLARGED and Improved in 187 M plete in this part of ihe Country. W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYBING AND SCOURING ES- TABLISUMENT, 49 Jefferson st., near Brid, st., Geor: fown, D. Un? = iupertatnt to the business ded to. bity cleaning of Carpets, and Bianketsa soo aaet the sum- District work sen’ f charge. promptly attended to. ¢ Breakers. Eight hoars on the O re. Raters can venture $x) yards trom shore in safe!y ; no under-tow, Mea: And on the boar, 50 cents each, Tick-ts, $3: ¢ dren between 5 sod 12. $1 50; Stateroonis (extra, ) $2, Mattresses free, ‘Tickets can be had at the fotlowing lragsrores Ferguson's, Cap!tol Hill; Thompson's. 18-h st hand H Sta; Cropiey"s, george ‘and the following Bookstores: Mor Purce'l's, Brad Adams, and of the 4; now the Most Com- ers; the Eboitt 1 Stateroon:s for sale at ty ne’s Bookstore, 7th st, Bt R. Ss. LAWKENSON, Manager, for and returned ers by mail and express | Hi Address ag shove. j¢! EDUCATIONAL. JOTOMAC FERNY CO., BETWEEN NG@TON AND ALF HE ECLECTIC SEMINARY.—Tils Semi- | nary Wii be o] tic aud Primary departments, Circulars at | Ri A—Leave Washington 7:20, 8. 50 | . 8:50. 9.30. 10:10, 1 a.m,, 1 pened September 4 at L434 Q st. | 12:10, 1:20, 2:40, 8.20. 4, 4:35, 6 ant 7 A NOKMAL CLass will be formed, and a new and | Alexandria 7:80, 8 8-60.98 90. 10-10, improved metnod of instruction will be used io the | » 12:45, 2 ). 4, 4 35, 5:35, 6:30 Z. RICHARDS, Principal. —— REAT FALLS —The neat !i'te pleasure ADEMOISELL, FRENCH CLASSE NNERS—INTERMEDIATE Residence—1014 13°h st. nw. Daily clacses for young ladies aud children, con- nected With good Englisa schools, Morning. afternoon and evening classes for la- dies, ladies and gentlemen, boss and girls, Privave lessons if preferred. ood pronunciation (Parisian) and the ical conversaiion rapidiy acquired by Verbs and idicnis taught by a new, origi- bai and successful system. Reopening of the classes October Ist and 14th, augl-6m D. ce] EV.) PRUDHOMME'S | G boat NE. Lik am make her 1 DVANCED. NORFOLK AND THE CAPES, On the Floating Palace Steamer EORG ETOWN COLLEGIATEINSTITUTE, Boardingand Day School for Young Ladies and Chiliren.—The duties of the Institute will be resumed on WEDNESDAY, September 11th, For Circulars address Miss L. STE 101 Gay street, Georgetown. jy81 2a" LOUISE, OF BALTIMOE AUGUST Irn 1878, ROUND TRIP. The LOUISE will teav orclock p.m. THURSDAY PHENSON. No, Park, on the tine of the Mc- | — Staterooms at Whitaker's, 941 Ps ave. Ticke: wiil Reopen for the Tenth Annual | at Thompsen’s, 703 15:h Moore's. BER 16TH. For Circulars and | ave. and 17th si.: Major's, lant T Particulars address Vrincipals, Mrs. G. M. Con- dion and Miss A. Tolman Smith, by letter until August 18th, atter which date the’ Principals will beat the Seminary. Circulars at Bookstores, » Au 15th, return: out . a ARK SEMINARY, 606 6th strect n.w., op- | 17th Ue NvONEB a.m, August 3 Giiman’s, &% ith si eall’s, 495 1 ave. ; 2 ve! ‘augl-2w PENseevene MILITARY ACADEMY, CuxstTEn, Pa. Opens Se] ‘Ath, Thorough instructions in Civil Eugineering, Classics ano English. For circulars, apply t0 Col, THEO. HYATT, President. iy eas THE, DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN.wil _ five an afternoon and evening XCURBION to Glestoro', TU DAY, Augu-t6th. 1878, The Ferr, Boats will make hourly trips trom 4 to 12 p.m. Glass Ball Shooting by gentlemen of South Wash- mm.” | ington from 8 to7 p.m. tember 11 ‘4 the September lith. Terms very moderate. For cats- | pistorio. logues address Mrs, M, W. HACKELTON. Presi- Concert by members of the Masonic Cholr and ERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, Froder- | other distinguished singers from: 8 to 11 p.m. Teopen on WEDNESDAY, Dancing from 4 to12p.m. Music by Professor Jy12eolm ‘Tickets of sAmtssion to the grounds 25 cents. No 15th: after that at jy 18-1 charge for children unde: ‘ears of AVERLEY SEMINARY, cents, Treofage. Fare by BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN, ; : and. Corps. of Teachers ot the | He Ferry Company, who will exclade all im- male Seminary ER 18TH, at 1412 H street, Washington, D.C. tall of policemen to protect the party from in- Circulars will be found at the principal book'and | truders. drug stores, and at Glenn's jewelry store, 9th st., D ication may be made te the Principal through | od eorgetown, by letter, till August the Seminary, MISS LIPSCOMB, Principal. Ferry, round trip, 10 cents, The party will be select, as all of the tickets are to besold by one of the committee at the office of the Ferry will ume duty = J Major Morgan has k.ofly consented to send a de- jy81-6t 5c. LYCEUM EXCURSIONS, £3) ON THE BARGE OOCKADE CITY imam Moonlight mxonrsions nm the Potomac river eve: VED NESDAY pea — GTuNTON FEMALE SEMINARY, Teachers, including Mrs. Gen. J, E. B. Stu: competent, kind, Terms $210. Extras low. @ board warranted. Climate mild, healthful. E rohibited. Discipline excellent, 4 Send for catalogue to @ Bing trips. No improper persons admitted. 5 and FRIDAY EV’ INGS, leaving 7th-street_ wh = turnidgat lpm. et Wart at 7 p.m., re Also, every SUNDAY AETERN GO! ry FTERNOON . returning at 8 p.m, ERNOON at 3 p.m., FARE 15 CENTS. % Music, refreshments and danct STAUNTON, Vincrnta, on alleve- School for Youn; Rev. J. 1. MILLER, A. M. rye rdee preserved. * . E he above daily excursions will commence W: EST END INSTITTE. a ont - WwW DANSTITN TE. nesday, August 7th, aud continued thereafter, HE ROSSLYN SEMINARY, MISS B. on WEDNESDA st., near 16th st. n uan's, Ballantyne’ and 8: man’s Bookstores. : : rooms Sept, 10h.” Previous to that date her P.O, | P!8bts (Monday and Friday), leaving at 7:15; re- Ladies, New Haven, Conn, + HOURS HIDE -ON THE - LC pe e VAS. 1G RU! S, Principal, at | Will leave her whart, toot Cor irulars at | st loa mes returning scape ae DAY, . ED. : 1 45 p.m, oo mons & Chap- | Excursion will be given on cach of the. above 188 ROSS will beat the sch vol turning at 11 p.m. Fareround-trip Masi¢ aud a ldress is Box 688, Morristown, N. J. jy11-2in T. GEORGE'S HAL ish, Classical, and Commercial Boarding | ft. {les from Baltimore, on W. Md. KR, for any College or Busin $300 per fen morfths, Reopen Prof. J. C. KINEAR, A. M., clig on each Of the above trips, The managers FOR BOYS, an | reserve the right to reject any parson they may soe 1y7-3w" O FOR NANJEMOY.—Craving, fishing op TI’.3 bathing. pieamer Harbin. a Hoister- | GF every THURSLAY and SUN- iyi-m,w,s90t | DAY) a8 a.m. trom Bil s'rect UMMER COURSE at SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ‘7th and L streets, a1 Tickets, 50 cents. Charter any day and evening $25, for 15 passengers. Appl; Mat vat or at Bontz's Loe Cream Depot. 1011 ttn st. luring May, June and July, Refreshments for saie on the boat. — jy23-Lu M. E. a sn Ontees ~ E. GREGG, Cant. ping and the calculations con- erewith, For terms inquire at the College Office. my4-8m UNDAY EXCURSIO) HALES ages beded TO MARSHALL QOD INSTITUTE, Conconp- 960 jaarter; q Girls, Yale or Har- cinas, Ez, SUMMER RESORTS. R’S VILE, ExcellentSurf Bathing. Reaso: boarding by the day, weel THEO. F, MOYER, Proprietor, Point Lookout. POINT LOUKUUT. mable, or month. JySi-lw WICK’S HOTEL and SUMMER RE ; OKT, Loo nerdion, mM fo team ers 1 an jue, to Washing 5 And Baltimore five times per wouk, eras Led $1.50 per day, $25 per month. 27 cote ee ee **QCHOOL’S COTTAGE.” ABHINGTO! J OTICE TO MOUNT VE! SENG ERS—The ean Mane — , Which has been re- CAPE May, N,J., cently refitted and furnished, L. L. Managed by a Wash- Blake, captain, ts the only bost allowed to land pas ‘erms $10 per week: $80 gengers at Mount Veron wharf, Hound trig $1, jest_references, including admission to mansion and grounds RS, WILLIAMS, Leck Box 58, iyo-au Steamer leaves 7th st. wharf daily (subi - i TLANT! | A Beard est surf on the coast. Round trip tickets, from Baltimore via the Eastern Shore “piau- boat Company's steamers fo Write for circulars, Mt VIEU HOUSE, FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA. zElossnt Sameer Resort, beautiful mountain Bowling Saloon Cepted) at 10 a.m.. and returns at 4 p.m. J. McH. ‘IC HOTEL, Ocean City, Ma. LLINGSWORTH, Bup’t Ladies’ M. “4 $2.60 per day: $10 to $12.508 > on Asocistion, L.'L. BLAKE. tenner Mary per week. Appointments first-class. Fin- Washington. jelS-ly INT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS, iF $7.00. — JO) ACY, Proprietor. STEAMER “5UR.” . : POINT.—C. fal SATURDAY NIGHT EXCUR ind ‘This house is new anid de. SIONS, June 16th, to Point Look. ‘the out, stopping at Piney Point going’ ‘than any ether hotel at Sea Grove, and returning, heoving 5 800" Wharf, foot of ©. B. BEEVES, Proprietor. | 7th st., Batu 8 p.m, to Washiigton by 6 £m. ou Monday. Meals wifl to de first-class, a ee LASURE =. ing for rane te Seo SOnaT Pasa /* Zee Hooms new. large, apls-4m Georgetown, D. C, a soci Sse, any of Sosa Bong dy tiyuemenh tases | GENTLEMEN'S GOODS, Ul ORDA: WHITE SULPHUR Deca 01 noes ooh Li QUMEBING N M a On the Great North eomaeen: near Winchester, A. 8. PRATT, PROPRIETOR, OPEN JUNE 18TH TO OCTUBEB Ist. A house for the with discount to families and or more months, For Pani ly to Je15-2m_ 401 9th st. n.w., Washington, D.C. i rCrSroraeEEreEEe—ee ee g42t LAKE CITY, UTAH, TOWNSEND HOUs. racial rates to famnities J. MYERS, ie oe ee) EIVED—Fresh sod “PEKIN HATS 200 gine miles northeast of ‘Also, “BTEAW. Hass, with light trim. youths, uiles \theast of' m! ft po Be On. Brederiee Sun Umbrellas for ladies” and gentlemen, 15-8} £.c. J =| see zesf ‘HATTER, Pennsyloania avenus, nians, WASHINGT EADY-MADE SHIRTS, ROCK ENON SPRINGS, aoen [en's unfinished Shirts, 60 3 ‘amout 3 con! Bceutast Wan- without restraints of SHIRTS TO ORD) ‘reasonabi ‘The best Shirts at $2.25; second, perms 20 and Blones bit $2, $1 73, $1.50, 8. PRATT & BON, QUToN worr, FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. ATTORNEY mR TOURISTS. Best Commercial -_ = COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, WM. H, HOOPER, . Wat Simwores Justice of the Pesce, Notary Public and United Owners and Proprictors, HENANDOAH ALUM — M. E. HOOPES.