Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1880, Page 4

* 4 . ~ SS SUMMER RESORTS. THE EVENING STAR. “FHURSDAY.:. -May 20, 1880. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DA4’ OFFICE OF CHIME SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, May 20, 1550. For the middle atlantic ’ states, ‘stationary ling "barometer, nearly statlonary tem- ure, winds mostly fre. east to south, clear or partly cloudy weather. RANGE OF THE TEENMOMETER, ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- eter at the Signal Office during the day:—7 a. m., 73°: 7:35 am. 15°; 11 am, $6; 2 pm, 9% Maximum minimum, ¢. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-Night. Ford's Opera House.—“Tearts ot Oak.” National Theater.— apty Dumpty” and “Spanish Students. Theater Comique.—Paris Folly Company and Varieties. Theater,—MN2. and Varieties. —Bline Tom. , Saront's Female Condensed Locals. Early this morning a man named George Ryeroft and a stranger in this clty who came to see the boat race, was robbed of his gold watch near lith street and Ohio avenue by two un- known inen. Complaints are made that the calves kept by some of the commission merchants in the neighborhood of 9th and Louislana avenue make night hideous by their dieatings. Several of the street carson the Washington and Georgetown line are reported this morn- ing as having broken down by the weig! assengers. Several had thelr roofs stove in by Passebgers mounted on top. Some half. frtoxteated men even mounted the backs of car horses, and would not atandon thetr posi- Uons until foreed trom them by the poiice. Mr. J. N. Oliver has, for the National Metro- Politan Bank, nled a bill In eauity against Celeste A. and Horace Boughton te subject a Certain Jot to the payment 6f a judgment. Abeut 5 o'clock this morning Heury Edwards was knocked sibile on Sth Street and Pennsylvap ewith a stone thrown by some party pnkn Amusements, Etcs 4 Hovse.—“Hearts of Gak” drew It is an interest- nould not be missed. another tine house last night. ing play and Narié AL THEATER.—Humpty Dumpty is bay- ing a The fun and od share of patronage. nan evening att pt the hot weath THEATER COMIQUE—AS the Week progresses uee at the Comlqne tnereases. A n. the attend very iis o1 ‘THEATER.—The Arlington _pro- t might was fullané workea out od place to spend an evening. Blind ‘Tom, the great @ one of his singitlar e tiv ror FELLOWS musical wrtily appl vening tis ¥ — Waite MExIcan niet Justice MacManus, Porter and ou priorities on f ary Of State, the p exiran claims cor- Denver « Pike appear for for MacManus, Mr.Inzte J. Jeansen for Porter, Messr-. Bartley « Southaré for Peugh and Mr. Dewees for Ris THE WAYLAND SEwtNaRy held its fourteenth anniversary excr-ises last evening at the Nine- teenth-street Baptist church. The program corsisted of enoice vocal and instrumental = and essays on “Self-respect,” by Daniel Reserved Force,” by Aliscd C.Murphy, irgt: “Freedom of Independence,” by Edward K. Brown, of Virginia, and ional Dangers.” by Wilford H. Smith, of — ce rhe rs, heard the ere ds under the Messrs. J. Mi I ertificates were distributed as fo!lo7 Wayland prizes to Miss La’ Weynesboro, Va., wee A. Washington, of Virgint id Wilford H. Smith. the Ton Br. ries for spea Carter and J. G. Price; first-class prize to M: Un Franklin, for excellence in Biblical by; second-class prizes to S. A. i Jackeon, Lot Richards 2nd Fountain Pey ton. During the evening the Virginia jubllee cos Tendered one of their songs with hue effect. ot Te Best soda water tu the etty at Simms corner 14th st. and New York ave. Oaly 5 cis. ‘Try Chocolate and Coffee syrups. t WASHINGTON FISH MakgeT.—Sold by K. A. Golden, agent:—s0,000 herrings, from $2.50 to $3 Per thousand; 5,000 shad, from #9 to $12 per hun- dred; 24 bunches rock and perch, from 25 to 40 cents per bunch. FOR sUYING or selling watches, guns, pistols, clothing, «e., iafe dealing 13 guarantee at Herzog’s, 305 Ninth street nort West, hear PennsylVanla avenue. t ——_-——— jewelry, RoegeERrEs.—About 4 o'clock this moruing Thomas N. Wood was robbed of a gold watch and chain, valued at $150, and $50 In money, on 1 reef, near » street. He had Thomas Ben- ten end Robert Connolly arrested as the men Who rotbed him. but when at the station-honse | be Was not positive. After they had been dis- missed he said he was afraid If he had identitied them he would be locked up... Yesterday after- noon two white men forced the door of house No. R street northwest, bed ona by Mrs. Burns, and stole a lot of stiver. which was par. tall vered afterwards by Officers Pfail and Morgan. ———— ART Sare.—Thomas Dowling will sell at bl auetion rooms, to-morrow morning, at i! o'e!"k, a choice collection of oil paintings by resident | arusts; also a few fine engravings, a | TRE EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS by the pupils | of our pi hools under the instruction of Mrs. S. E. Fuiler and her assistant, Miss Wilson, will take place to-morrow at the Franklin | butlding, commencing at i o'clock and ending | | | Colun.bla; the espito Cluss « Sehulz B. Thet atten o'clock p.m. “This exhibition 1s looked for with considerable interest, as ths branch cf public instruction 1s recelving more attention from year to year. A select Committee have keen constituted to examine these drawings | and pass judgment o This com- | Inittee wining, U. | 8, r the District of | urd Clarke, architect for | 1 Schulze,’ of the firm of 3 Brown and Miss C. L. between the opening of the | , by Trustee Samson, chairman of the committee on drawing, and’3 o'clock, will be devoted to the exatnination of the drawings | by th At o'clock Mrs. Vinnie Ream- | Hoxie will d a lecture on art to the pupils, Which It ts expected will be very Interesting, | ALL TRE mOst desirable spring styles of ready | Made garments for youths’, boys’ and children’s | wear can be seen at the Boys’ Clothing House | of B. Robinson's & Co., 99 Pennsylvania ave- | Bue. Parents and guardians can rely upon tt that It is the most desirable place in the city to make their purchases. t DEEDS IN FEE bave been filed as follows: Thos. Anderson to B. J. King, lot on Bowen | road, at top of Good Hope road, in county; $299. Susan Jones and Thos. Mockabee to Wm. Hi Ory, lot 19, sq. 501; $260. ‘Thos Shea to Le 4. Davis, lots D and P, in Moses Keliy’s sub. of West half of sq. 1110; "$100, Elizabeth Tate to Mary E. Kleckhoerer, lot ib, lot 4, 8 Smith, pt 5 Mary Cary to Francis M. Dl 1, Sq. W, of 14; T. E. Waggaman, w. X C, sub. of 3,4 and - Loomis to (. Clark, lot 1 Thyson to James and H, ipsey, lot 10, sub, Of “Prospect;” #75. B. H. Warner to J. D. Smith, lot 4, sq. S45: $540, Jas. B. McLangblin to A. M. Dubitseh, lot 44, sub, of lots in s $1,000." Fendall, trustee, to W. sq. 515; $1 Hetty J man, lot 6, Uniontown: 1s | $2,100, “Martin Moore to W. 'F. TOS; $50, A. Ogden to D. M Anthi 3 I. Oza : = Bacon, lot istian Ruppert, parts 1 2 W. B. Kibby to). W. Mid- part 4. sq He to, Henery, part 15, sq. 533; $2,400. *. Washington to Laura M. Moore, Se Abram F. Barber to Ell lot 59 of Sub. of original lot 7. in 5, Kobert Earl to Annie M. Biscoe, Jot 17, north half of lot 13, sq. i044; $—. Robert White to Jos. £. Crump, part lot 7, sq. 49 $2,000. Wm. P. Crawford to Jesse 'D. Abra- hams, lots 73 to 79 inclusive, of Starr's sub of lots 37 to 51 of Gullck’s sub of sq, 987; 35). chas. A- James and T. T. Crittenden'to Jos. : Caldwell, lot 43, sq. 1 5 Geo. Mason to Lavinia ied, In sub Of sq. 198; $4,000, Herschel Main, lot 1, sq. 94; and 7, sq D. Connolly, lot Oliver J. Water to } lower Jaw dropped away down on his breas | Right; so was the Riggs house. THE ALLEGED BOAT RACE. Hanlan’s Easy Victory. CIRCUMSTANTIAL ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR. ‘The extra Srar issued after the finish of the alleged Hanlan-Courtney boat race on the I last evening contained a full and de- tailed account of an affair which promised results and turned out to bea miserable failure. For the benefit of our regular subscribers we reprint that account with some fresh matter of interest In connection with it. ‘Fhe Hush to the River. As early as 12:30 o'clock people began te flock to the river front. They went on foot, in street cars, and in ail manner of conveyances, At 2 | o'clock people were hanging by thetr eyelids to the street _cars, which were hot, crowded and dusty. The ep een hotel lobbies at half- past iwo o'clock were hardly bearable. You aon hardly get aiong ‘in them. Very le knew of the postponement ef the D. They were on the river side or pidly getting there. There they sweltered and denounced the managers of the race for not starting on time, ‘There was never a race in this country witnessed by more people than the contest this evening attracted to the banks of the Pq@jomac. As a general rule the stoves Began to close at two o'clock. All department clerks who wanted to witness the race were allowed a after 12 or 1 o'clock. Nearly all of them ALL RIGHT FOR THE RACE. Shortly before the race, Referee Blaikie went over the course, “Every flag is in position ex- actly; everything fs all right. Iam perfectly Satisfied,” he sald. The postponement of the race was a disappointment to the many who were not cognizant of it. They wereon hané jn time and ahead of time. The circulation of ‘Tue Star along the river banks was the first BOotification that most cf those assembled there at 4 o'clock had of the postponement. Animated Scenes on and Ab River. The river was crowded with small craft banked along the shores, The big steamers, with spectators on board, hugged the shore, as directed by Mr. Blaikie. There was intense excitement. The stands along both sides of the river were crowded. There was no vacancy anywhere. Every once in a while somebody, cramped from being long in one position, rose and changed the dull look of the stands’ All | the heights around, every elevation, every spot from which a glimpse of the race could be had, Was occupted. As far as the eye could see there was one black mass of humanit ‘The roofs of all houses within eye distance were packed. The word packed should de applied t0 everything | connected with the race from a sight-seeing | standpoint. It seemed as if all the world au | his wife were out. The variety and number of vehicles that carried out folks was unlimited. WHEN THE REPEREE'S BOAT STARTED frem the wharf a shout started from the specta- tors near by. It was taken up, and went along the banks of the riverto the crowded Aqueduct above, and to the no less crowded Long bridge below. ‘The police boats were on hand, 2 geod work in keeping the course cle | crowds in the big steamers rusk view, and the bos All manner Of er all the THE LADIES Were profuse in the use of fans and handker- chiets. It would be impossible to tell how many people were at the race. There certainiy were not less than thirty thousand. None of the stands,even with the aid of opera or fleld glasses gave a full view of the course. On the stand those in frent would get up, and, as could be seen from the boat, thus obstructed the view of those behind them. The members of the C: het were on the steamer Gedney. There was a centile breeze as the time for the race ap- proached, just enough to slighuy ripple the Water, which was in splendid condition. As Stated in our tirst edition, no such crowd ever assembled in this country to see a boat race, Appearance of the Men. HANLAN AND HIS BOAT. lan pulled out from the Analostan boat- ouce and paddled to his starting boat amid cheers all along the shore and water. He Weighed in his boat 1453; pounds. His boat the cedar, George Warren, which he brought With him from Toronto. She measures 30 feet 6 inches in length with a beam of 114 Inches. she sat the water like a duck and responded most readily to the magic touch of his spruces. She welghed not quite 28 pounds. COURTNEY AND HIS BOAT. Courtney, when he paddled from the Potoma: boat house to the starting point, was lustily cheered. He was in a paper shell, built by Waters, of Troy, expressly for this race. She Wes not named. She measured in length si feet 5 inches. Her beam was 11%; inches, and her weight slightly over 29 pounds. It 1S the intention to give the boat the name (Spofford) of the proprietor of the Riggs House, wher: Courtney Puls Up. It he. wins. In easé of vie- tory for Courtney, Mr. Spofford will have the boat taken to his hotel and suspended from the ceiling in the dining-room. Courtney welghed In his boating clothes 16814 pounds. AN WINS. piritless Start. ‘The two men were tn position at the starting line, and went away at the word “go” from Mr. Blaikle at 6:05 o'clock p.m. Hanlan had the Virgifia side, having won the toss. From the very Start Courtney’s boat wabbied and lie pulled lstlessly. He did not Tatall This Was soon Loted on the referee's boat, and the newspaper men who were counting the strokes Of the two men and taking in ai! the minor de- tails so interesting In a real race dropped note books, watches, diagrams of the course and everything, and impatiently watched Courtney paddle and Hanian pull. There was the sickest crowd cn this boat ever seen. Referee Bilal Worse and Worse. As Courtney fouled tiag after flag, going slowly down, Hanlan pulled clean, clear and strong. Courtney stopped rowing now and then, and mopped bis j:ead with his handkerchief, dipping it in the water. Hanlan stopped opens two or salso. It was a relief to see Couri- ney drop cut altogether Jong before the turning Nag was reached. The Tame Conclusion. He bathed his head again, and began working hits way slowly back uptheriver. Hanlan went on, turned the flag and came back up tn fair ume. When the referee's boat passed Court- bey on the way back, Mr. Blaikie asked him If there was bap deta the matter with him. He sald “Yes; but did not reply to the further question as to what the trouble was. Courtney went to the Potomac boat hous. Hanlan pulled to the finish, and the race was declared , In 36.46 2-5. All the steamers blew their whistles as he crossed the line. The noise they made was the only enlivening thing about Ubé great fraud of a race, RILEY PULLED OVER THE COURSE ahead of Hanlan. He gets $500 under the agreement. Willard’s hotel was crowded last There was one general, unanimous damning of Courtney. Every body cursed him. Very few would be- lieve he was really sick. But two theorles are accepted: One that Courtney was again in the hands of gamblers; and the other that he has no grit and no bottom. HANLAN WAS SERENADED at Willard’s last night. He made a short Speech, in which he said he came to row a race and was sorry that he had not. He bore down on Riley for pulling over the course ahead of him, saying that Kiley was no gentleman. He Would row him at any time for any amount. Hanlan received congratulatory tel from Canada—one from the Marquis of Lorne, telling him that he bad done well. He did well, inas- much as he showed his pluck; he did no extra- ordinary rowing, however, Courtney*s Sickness. Courtney subsequently said he was sick and Was unable to pull. He bathed his head in the boat house, and went to his otel. His head was hung and he looked as if he had lost every- thing. Hesaid to Tag Star reporter that he knew he could not pull, being too sick, but he bad determined to startit it killed him. He came falling out of his boat two or three Umes he said. REFEREE BLAIKIE SAID: “Its over; Iam glad of 1. Ihave got it off ot my hands, and if you ever catch me as_refe in another race please let me know. Iam usted. I thought Courtney was all rigat spite the reports of his sickness. | do believe _——$—_ A SUGGESTION POR Epison.—Elitor Sutt:— ‘You say that Edison ts hard at work ona patent newspaper in which every man’s advertisement at the head of the columa and matter. Now, don’t you think thing he can do {sto invent a iter aisle seats AN OLD SUBSCRIBER. ——_— NEw PUBLICATIONS.—From E. M. Whit taker #cn we have the Edinburg Keview for April. : RILEY Was to-day given a check for $500, the amount that he gets under the agreement. The check Was upon Mr. Blatkie’s banker in New York. Lae ea will leave to-morrow afternoon tor New York. Expenses of the Race. The expenses of the alleged race amounted to about $900, including everything. There was Paid $359 to fishermen for taking up their nets on the course. Six hundred dollars of this £900 expenses are already in hand, the railreads, Who guaranteed money on every ticket sold, have not yet made returns, but will do seat an early hour.- The amount that will be procured from this source will cover the $300 over the $600 on hand. In order to avoid any difficulty avout, expenses, Referee Blaikie had Hanlan and Courtney put up $150. Hanlan Gets His $6,000. - Hanian was paid the $6,000 to-day. The fol- lowing fs bis receipt: $6,000. WASHINGTON, 1). C., May 20th, 1886. Received this day of Willlata Blaikie, referee, draft No. 147,391 of May 17th, 180, drawn: by A! N. Wyman, assistant treasirer of the United States, on the assistant treasurer of the United States at New York, for six thousand dollars, the same being the full amount of the Hop Bit- ters Prize, won by me in the race with Charles E. Courtney on the Potomac river, near Wash- ington, D. C., Wednesday, May 19th, isso. EDWARD HaNLAN. Witness:—SaMvEL Covison. HA VS. RILEY. A New Race Proposed. Last evening, owing 40 the complete fizzle of the afternoon, 2 movement was started to get up a race between Hanlan and Riley. Hanlan had expressed bimseif from the balcony as will- Ing to row Riley at any time and for any amount. Riley seems anxious to come inon a Hanlan-Kiley race. He has many friends here. Mr. Cook, of Willard’s, with John Corson and Ned Mannder started out to accomplish such an event. Mr. Cook, on behalf of his hotel, headed asubscription list with $250 for a_purse to be rowed for. To-day subscriptions are being sought all around. Each of the railroad companies run- ning to the city will be called upon for $250, =. Delmar, superintendent of the New Eng- Jand News association, is also actively engaged in working up this proposed race. Ranlan’s friends do not seem to be anxious In that dire ton. This morning they made the conc tion that $2,000 should be put in responsib: hands, the whole amount to goto the winner. U pee no other condition would they accept. Riley seemed to want an allowance for the man Who came in second. His boat is not fit to pull in, and he will have to order a new one. He should, at any rate, have something, he claims, for expenses. ‘The following was drawn up aad shown to-day to both Hanlan and Kiley: “ ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT between James H. Riley and Edward Hanlan jor a single seull race in best and best boat We the undersigned hereby agree to row a five mile race, two and a half miles and turn on the Potomac ‘river co Washington, D. an ‘ashin: entire amount to be paid to the win: pasty to this contract will select his own judges and any minor details ot the race or manage- ment to be settled by the referee. The referce to be selected and approved of by both contes!- Son or before 1 ) Should the ather prove unfavorable for a race on the appointed, the referee shall designate tt first Tavorablé day thereatter, when the sa!d race shall positively come oll.” The race to be governed by rules of the National Assoct: of Amateur Oarsmen.” THE OUTLOOK FOR A Hanlan said that b articles as soon as the money was acttally put into re- sponsible hands. Riley expressed a willingness to sign them. Neither are, however, at ail en- thusiastic over the matter. Hanlan'will leave hext Satirday if the money fs not up by that time and the articles signed by Riley. At pr ent the outlook is not the most promising for the race. There are sti!l 2 number of strangers in town whocame to see the boat race, but most Of them got off last night and this’ morning. Riley will leave in a day or two it the race is hot arranged. Hanlan will be in the race at Providence, June 1ith. Riley will be there too, and Courtn before leaving. suld he intended to be on hand. ‘This, however, by no means as- sures Corihey’s presence as a participant. 3725 SUNSCRIBED, At three o'clock this afternoon the following subscriptions to the proposed Hanlan-Riley race hade been made: Breslin & Cook (Willard’s Ho- tel), 0 jine of steamers, $100; atte ); Chas. Lose- Leadingham & Co.,’$50; ‘Thos. Som Wm. Dickson, $50; Knox’s EXxp., ;_ the steamer Corco- kes a total of $750 towards the $20,000, for no less than Which sum Hanlan will row. ‘The railroad companies, the hotels (other than Willard’s), the proprietors of the stands along the rivers and others who would be bene- by @ race are yet to be heard from. Itiley Would row for a thousand dollars, but Hanian Will not consent to a purse of less than $2,000. The race, it 1s thought, would be a walk-over tor Hanlan. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Der- nis Johnson and Grace Braaford; Dantel Dor- gers and Jennie Jackson, of Charles county Md.; Hon. John G. Campbell, of Prescot ha, and Marguerite Malezteux, of Ps Charles W. Marshal, and Mary James Young und Mary Cokey. TENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.—To-day, 1n th inal Court, Judge James sentenced Edward Padgett, charged with embezzlement from J. W, Arnold, who plead guilty, to sixty days in jail. ——<_-«s, ASE BALL YESTERDAY At Utlca—Madison, eton—Brooklyn, 10; At Boston—Boston, 5; Providence, even innings. AT THE POINT Br zE RACKS, near Philadel- phia, yesterday, Belle Oakley won the first race (2:20 Class). Ti 29% The sec- Time 2: (Ge ENT DRESSES, J COMMENOEMENT DRESSES WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS. 2,000 ane (JOB) PLAID SWIS3 ORGANDIES, C. INDIA LINEN, all prices. FRENCH ORGANDY, all prices. LACE ORGANDY, all prices. DOTTED SWISS ‘MUSLIN, all prices. FIGUKED SWISS MUSLIN, all prices. TARLATANE, all colora. BISHOP LAWN, rices. VICTORIA LAWN, all prices. NE. WN, al! prices. Se ILLN, all prices. CORDED PIQUE, all prices. SEA \AINSOUK. JONU NAINSOOK. = 100 pieces of FIGURED LINEN LAWN, 38 cta. par ‘300 pieces yard rwideg choles styles of beautiful LAWNS, 1234 cente. BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Large stock to make elections from, Cc. M. TOWSON, 636 Pa. ave., South side, mayi5 Near 7th st. n.w. Comrout AND STYLE. BROAD SHOES WITH LOW HEELS. Gents’ Cloth and Calf Gaiters. Rid, Oalf, Goat, Strap Ties. Oxford les 2nd Prince Albert's. Leather Pumps. Tadien and Oblaren'e: White Slippers. Bandai, Button and meweore Ties. Bide Lace and Congress Gaiters. L. HEILBRUN’S No. 402 7th st. n.w. SIGN OF: Tz OLD Woman IN Winpow. ap28 Marx. Macon, Ga., Mar. 31, 1879.—From ha) he was too sick to pull. It Is unfortunate 101 Nicaea him that few people will belleve that such was | mate fore number of pears with Hajg kuows Te eras oat Banh gu seaten eae aa eee nS Cuxemen Kesday. were Victims in early hfe to Syphils, Sad eho Nes COURTNEY'S DEPARTURE. Taken the 8. 8. ‘medicine, aud who are now, to all Courtney had the good taste to leave town srpceranees. and ae Ar owe belief, as oes oe early. At 12 o'clock last night his voats—noue | Hand ot his Maker. Delicacy forbids chat cas of them cut—were taken to the depot. Th's Fee Se omar of oa medi eat T am CS morning at 6 o'clock he and bis friends left for | Win'endorse sversthine that ee Beale it eS home, a dejected sooking crowd. Diels copaeed te ores HANLAN fist is with hesitation that 9 mame fo was at his room at Willard’s during the day. : auow peak I He felt. somewhat sleepy, but that feeling aid | Sy that at ta tiie for deo eeiaade pubtio s com: not come from yesterday’s easy pull. When he Lz BURG, Pa. G. heard the time that he made over the course he | only, bY, the SPEOLL was surprised. He this morning that he’) atlanta, Ga. by s, thought ee he vas Oy least mens ee in | Ni Hotel. 1m making the five miles. In answer to the ques- uon why he did not row for ume he said: ptCnete COOKE & CO., “There was a man ahead of me who was row- STOOK BROKERS, ere ing for time I supposed, and I certainly did not Want to race a man outside the match.” He re- ferred to Riley of course. Hanlan went out to the horse races this after- noon. ‘The Estate of Mrs. Torrey. SCRAMBLING FOR THE EFFECTS BEFORE THE FUNERAL. In the case of the estate of Mrs. Mary Fanny Ambrose Torrey, over which there was some contention, even before her burial, as stated in yesterday’s Star, the District Attorney (Col. Corkhill) has sent out summons for several witnesses before the grand jury to Inquire into the circumstances. This was not done at the suggestion of Mr. Torrey, who regrets exceed- ingly the publicity givén the case, put was done on the volition of some members of the grand jury, who had heard of it. THE GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING THE CASE. ‘The grand jury are to-day examining these witnesses. AS Stated In THE Star of yester- day, when Mrs. Torrey (whose maiden name was Darrell) married Mr. Torrey in July last, she ‘was a Mrs. Ambrose and had been a widow for | over twenty years. At the time of her mar- a to Torrey she had an estate worth, it is said, about $65,000, She, however, invested heavily in an ice preserving company, and also ina sewing machine company, losing in the first $20,060 and in the other $16,000, — At the Ume of her second marriage she was not worth one-fourth the original amount, HER NARRIED LIFE =: with Mr. Torrey is represented to have been a happy one. Mr. Torrey patd the rent and the household expenses. He was on amicable terms with her son, as iso her other relatives who frequently visited them. She once told her that she had made her will, which would give him Tull directions as to the control of the property. HER SUDDEN DEATH. She was in apparent good health on Friday evening before her death and was singing out in her yard a song entitled “Somebody’s Dead in the Graveyard.” While in the yard she was suddenly taken with a blindness, and the ser- vant came running in and told her husband. who ran to her assistance. She remarked that she was blind, and her husband assisted her into the house, when she remarked: “Charley, I am going to leave you,” (and folding her hands) said; “Lord Jesus, récelve my spirit.” Dr. Taber was sent for and she was laid on the lounge, and during the evening her mother, Mrs. Darrell, and other relatives came in, and she was subsequently taken up stairs, She lin- gered until the following morning, when she ied about 7:3) oclock, her mother, sister and others being present. AFTER TRE DIAMONDS. Within half an hour after her death, tt ts stated. her sister, Mrs. Waters, started to look over the closets and the bureatt, and the son of the deceased, who had gone up’ stairs with the bereaved husband, was sent for and asked where the diamonds were. On Sunday morning Dr. Daily came to the house, and a formal demand Was mnade by bim for the valuables. Mr. Torrey asked that nothing be done until the funeral. Dr, Daily said that would not do, for he was the guardian of the son. Mr. ‘Torrey then made Several propositions, which were refused, and finally Mr. Torrey gave up the diamonds, (valued which he had In his pocket, and a note Dr, Daily for $2,000, Dr. Daily giving leceipt therefor, This receipt was given on Su day night, but is dated on the isth. Since this Ume it is alleged that the wife's relatives FORCED MR. TORREY TO LEAVE THE HOUSE, taking with him only what he claimed as ‘his Individual personal ‘effects. It is stated that the witnesses before the grand jury will show that Mr. Torrey was intimidated into surrend- ering the property, aud that he was not only threatened, but abused and charged with hay- ing married for money, «ec. THE COURTS. NAL COCRT—Jiiige Jitines, ‘s dam, alias Pink Jackson; verdict, guilty of assault and battery on James Wiilis neulce of motion for a wew trial. Ella Chi appeal from the Police Court for petit larcen) diet, not guilty, David Reece; appeal fo assault; verdict, not guilty. Washington Ad dison and 2 ander Cooper, alias Tubby; burg- on hearing. This morning Andrew Jackson, convicted of assault, jail 60 days. Ella Chase, proved guilty of larceny; 5 days. Robert Williams. keeping dan; us dog, plead guilty: fined $10 and e Washington addison and Alexander Cooper, alias Tubby, burglary; on hearins, COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Howard agt. Carusi; partly argued, et. Babbington; motion for leave to argue rmined; point ‘argued by W. A. Cook. Cowary agt. Vandenburgh et al.; mandate from the U.S. Supreme Court filed. Equity Covrr.—Judue Hagner. Yesterday, Long agt. Tyler; trustee substi- tuted. Cowan agt. Cowan; 1é ther proof grante confirmed conditiona’ Son; trustee substitu agt. Young: new parties made. McPherson agt. Lovel, bill dismissed, Simmonds agt. Douglas; submitted without argument. To-day, McPherson agt. Lovell; order dismis- sing bill. Campbell agt. Smith; leave to file amended bill. Johnson agt. Moss: decree for conveyance, Hill agt. Nati@mal Fair Ground Association; motion to file amended and sup- plemental title denied. Beavens agt. Hugh sale confirmed and reference. Flanazan Snow; pro confesso, Frazier agt. Frazier; do. Adams agt. Walsh; restraining order issued and reterence, PoLice Covrt—Jvilge Snei, Yesterday, John King, loud and bolsterou: or15 days, Honora Reed, vagraney; bond: workhouse. Thomas J. Doyle, charged with as saulting Julins 8. Atchison; laggie John son, larceny of a passbook from George Harriss. it was shown that she used the book to get goods trom a grocery store on Mr. Harriss’ name. she wes sentenced to jail for 60 days. She was charged with the larceny of a bedspread trom henry K. Johnson, for which she was sentenced to 30 days more.’ She was also charged with ling a Jot of clothing and a razor from Arm stead Granson, for which she was sentenced to 60 days additional. John W. Jacobs, larceny ot 55 cents from Win. E. Buchett; 25, or 10 day: John Ware, assault on John Smith; $5,or 15 days To-day, Wm. Chase, charged with violating the building regulations; $10 01 days. Mary Conway, loud and boister or 15 days. Fannie Frazier, Soridays. Annic A. Bi e Lee, vagrancy; bonds or wo lohnson, colored, charged with picking t | ‘Y; 30 days In jail. ton, alias Frederick Contee, assault on Mary Jane Whitney; $5 Moses Champ, threats to Winnle Champ, his wife; personal bonds to keep the peace, le Burns, larceny of a pair of shoes trom Alice Jones, $5 or 10 days. James Brown, larceny: $5 or 10 days. John Rocea, larceny; $5. Leroy ie assault on Jenny Newton; $10 or 2 ays. GEORGETOWN. INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS OF THE BOAT RACE. were made in Georgetown yesterday notwithstanding the immense crowd here in the afternoon. One arrest was for drunkenness and the other for the same and disorderly conduct. The only excitements dur- A SUDDEN STOP. Effects of the Power of Upon Both Material luman Bodies. se enhanc on shee and ‘the Unha, nsequences Which Fottowed. How Timely Warning and Thoughtful “Precautions Avoided Sud Besults, “There Will Come a Tim esi You Must Think.” The villagers at the foot of a mountain railroad gazed in horror at some rapidly descending cars which had become loosened fromean ascending ttain. The fying speed with which they came did not appall them, but they knew that in a few mo- ments there would be s euddea and fatal stop. Peo- ple hold their breath and cover their heads when a human being is precipitated from a great height. The dizzy plunge does not cause them to shire: but they Know that a mass of senseless.and quiver- ing humanity ts to be thesad result. We cannot help this. We naturally watch for visible resuite, when they are serious more than when joyful. We may be careless just now, but we want the future tobe happy. We may be thoughtless to-day, but there will come a time when we muxt think. And we slave not forget it. The wildly flying train, the fatal fail, reckless excesses, and especially an abuse of health, must all havea sudden end. People sel- dom appreciate health until it is taken from them. We mourn its loss, but do not see it depart nor realize it is going. We gorge our stomaciss, livers and kidneys, with solids which cannot be dissolved and Hquide which never should haye been. We take no notice of the protest which these orgaas make, but continue to pour and heap abuee upon them. There is an end to all this, and fortanate the one who can see ‘‘the eud from the beginning. Notbing requires more care than the liver and kid- neys. They furnish the life, hope and energy of the world; and even with greatest care they are still the most delicate and hard working organs of oursystem. To keep both perfectly well is a sreat achievement, and there is nothing which cer- fa‘uly dces this, but Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. This great natural remedy, which unites the power of curing with that of continuing health, hss taken America by storm. The ones it has saved from impending death, and the ones to whom it has given renewed health and strength,are numbered by thousands, and they are coustantly incressine. No greater forethought can beexercised than to make use of its invigorating powera, and there is nothing which i life so effectually. It is sold in large quant! druggists in all parts of the world, heartily e When HRApac Lopn. z injurious substa: 8 ¢ contains no dache at ouce, RH or Sore Throat nUON, aS neglect oft some incurable Lu ronmehial Troches” will elief. Imttations are of ich are injurious. The onchial Troches” genuine are sold only in “Save Your Hair.” **Keep it Beautiful,” “London Hair Restorer” Insures ‘Loudon Hair Kestore 1 Ha “London Hair Restorer,” in the mari A toilet iuxury, entirely free from ous or unpleasant odors. Price 75 druggists, stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Wash- ington. HEMORRHOIDS.. fered terribly, Had made arrangeinents with a prominent surgeon to ope- rate. A triend advised mne to try Giles’ Linime nt cud Pills. did so, and to my unspeakable joy. got Immediate relief, and am now cured. J. L. KENNIN, Metropolitan Hotel, N. Y. Giles’ Pitts enres rheumatism. Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphii Dr. Gi 120 West Broadway, At all Trial size 25 cents. SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are Rot admired. It lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use “Welles’ Health Renewer.”” Greatest rem ob earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline, &c. $1, at its’. Depot, 88 Barclay street, N. ¥., and for Washington at 450 Penn’a avenue, FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES’ AND GENT'S SuiTs, Anton Fischer, 906 G@ street northwest, will give satisfaction in every respect. ly “ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh’alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in 3 Ibs. “Ward” prints, 35c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and Sweet milk 5c, per qt. —_—_———_ ee Ee FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &e. G. MARINI'S Le. Bist ANNUAL FLORAL MAY FESTIVAL AND BALT. MAnINI's MAzt, THURSDAY, May 20, 1880. pz ‘Tickets of admission to be had at the Stores and at the Academy. PICNICS, EXCURS & Music myl2 8t IONS, &e. MO TOURISTS GRAND EXCURSION TO CABIN JOHN BRIDGE and the GREAT FALLS, ri ON THE PACKET-BOAT GEN. M. 0. MEIGS, ATURDAY, May 22p. Bost leaves Aqueduct Bride, Georgetown, m_sharp; returning, leave the Falls at 4 p.m. Fare round trip, duc. Refreshments served on the Boat. J.T. SCRIVENER, my20-2t* Aqueduct Bridve, Georzetown. DANCING! FOR OCCOQUAN FALLS, The Steamer her wharf at 9 a. at8a. on FRIDAY, yn SATURDAY, m., returning about 3:30 p.m., es down the river. Fare roand +; Music Dy, Cook's Band. AY, May 23d, at 3 p.m., for Marshall Hall Neinon Spriigs. Round trip, 25c. i ing the day were the breaking of the horses of Officers Green and Hess through Libbey’s wharf before the race, which created a momentary Stir, but they were gotten out at once with no- body hurt; and the collision of two cars op Bridge street, caused by balky horses in the frontcar and the running away of the rear ones, the brake giving away, both cars densely packed. No damage was done, howe’ ever. ‘There have been no complaints of therts, burglaries or robberies. GRAIN ARRIVALS.—Boat London, with 1,900 bushels of wheat and i,200 bushels of corn. Boat H. M. Talbott, with 600 bushels of wheat and 600 bushels of corn. Arrivals yesterday— boat Samuel Jarboe, with 2,600 bushels of corn, 600 bushels of wheat and 60 bushels of rye. Boat iden Rule, with 200 bushels of wheat. Sales.— 4,700 bushels of wheat were sold yesterday, at prices ranging from 1.24 to 1.28. Fisb.—s,000 herring sold yesterday at $1.50 to 32 per thor usand, ee WELFTH ANNUAL EXCURSIO) E OF TH “DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN” [= Mill be given to GLYMONT on SAT- URDAY, the 29¢h int... ‘*Decoratiop Day.” The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave her wharf, foot of 7th street, at 9 a.m., returning at 8 p.m. see” by Pror. Prsrorio’s (Brass and String) ntleman’s Ticket, 50c. Todies! and Cuildrénes Tickete, 250 T:ckets to be had from any member of the Com- Mittee and at the Boat. myl8-t, t,8-3t I\HE TIVOLI PARK, ‘ORMERLY GIESBORO, is NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIv for Picnics and Excursions. LECTURES. ECTURE ON TEMPERANC: by the Rr. Rev. BISHOP PINCKNEY, at the CONGREGATIONAL CHUROH, on THURSDAY EVENING, May 20TH, 1880. "The prooeeds of réare to aid the Dashaways in building a Tabernacle. ‘Tokets 25 centa.” Boserved. seats , To be had at Drew's Drug Store, at Parets’ Book Store, and Ferguson’s Drag Store. 1m Y ts SPRING STYLES. I call attention to the following BEAUTIFUL AND SEASONABLE styles of CLO1HING for Men and Boys, which may be seen, among many ether varieties, 02 my coun ters. The ‘New Color” Suit, A new and handsome style in fashionable fabrics. Ivis neat, dressy, aud Keepe its shape aa The ar Excellence’ Suit Is the most Business Suit on my counters. 1 have it in four different ehades and tubrios. It it Quite reasonable in price, and is selling very rapidly. My $10 All-Wool Suits Are x great hit. They are by far the best and cheap- tat offered for many a day. OFFICE COATS, from 40c. up. A. STRAUS, POPULAR GLOTHIES, 10214......Pennsylvania Avenue......1011 msl4 Between 10th and 11th stro. +, HH, © PELOuzE @ soy, TYPE FOUNDRY PRINTERS’ FURNISHING WAR 2 10S, 324, 52; 6th st. a.w., myl-s,t,t1, 3m. ‘Washin ston, D.o. [Bon Brrrens. Stop Cne Minute and Think, -) AMUSEMENTS. every room. & H* VIN myl4-10t rove, very eligibl Oakland, Ma." tice for the Sun can be obtain west. ‘AGE, N. W. WEBS AND. CEN A’ OCEAN GROVE.—New, roomy, Seligut fuily located, grounds, ample veranda, and ocean views Address Mre. ASS ROCK HO B Goov Han a BOR BEACH, CAPR ANN. Dathing on the, Finest curf and. stil S rated book. north shore. Send for illnst from nearly AMY N. REDWAY ., or Washington, D.. my18-lm* # SECURED A PRIVATE AND ly Jocated ‘residence at ‘will accommodate i mer. Further particulars by applying to 939 K street ni myl5 aw Dr. A. BROWN, ‘58 Sear's Building, Boston. | Mi of the modates 400 | week. | SON, | PHREMAGOG gonmnanding a magnificent view and mountains = | Up—eupplied Special Manager. with steam and eneste. rates to famili HOUSE, Newron, newly fitted #10 to 3 es. CHAS. EA- myl4-im Hamilton He Two daily For “tl reyl2-«i a ete. released by Mra. euests on the Ist J This is the Mountains of st office, HE HYG COMFORT, from Fort Monroe. Op Equal to any hotel in the iummer Resort or Cold Weather San’ Send for circular describing hvwienic advantaces, IARKISON PHO nus mails to all poin e. A HOTE: VA., situated 160 yards, | HE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, ROCKBRIDG! ‘This favorita Summer resort has been Mra. M. J. COLLEY of the wa will be opened for, NE. finest Hotel accommodations in the Virwinia for real comforts and pl It is furnished with sprinz ughont, and with fine and telecraph, Va. tat id hair mattras- ns, ball-room, Good livery and stable accomodations. Pamphlets, civing full description, apply a suiiton House, at the Springs, and this ofice. OLD “POINT al ited States as rium. BUS, Proprietor. opens JUNE. Cirenlars a Ist. MKS. 8. E. LOVETT, Pnoprrerai 3 my8- it the Star office. F YOU WANTA MOUNTAIN BREEZE. go to the LOCKWOUD HOU! Camp Hill, Harper's Ferry, W. Va., tl 1} y the summer county, Va, month apily RSONS WISHING FIRST-CLASS 2ARD and delightful location for to Mrs. J. A. MARSHALL, Markham Stati ion, Fanquie m uy I Terms weeks. 3 GREAT NORTH 163g milee weet 401 9th st. nw OCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. JUNTAIN, from Winchester, Va. IU) ST. A. 8. PRATT, Proprictor. ) to $50 per mor vorable terme for children and und trip Tickets from Wath- yaling time 7 no A. 8. PRATT & SON, uth, of four, hours. Descriptive Washinton, D. 0. ‘Terms m CLASS SUMMER BOARD, can be had by ap- HOUGH, Leesburg, oderate. 4 er, at Star office. Bay a the For rooms, 2ist. A. SHERMAN, » LA fed opposite the Hun: Lake. ent table, extepsive srounda, aperb Scenery. Send for one. GEORGE, N.Y. and Black Good ating, ‘Terms moderate. terms, etc., “ prictor, till June 3 E 2st at Glen's after that date as above Refers to H.R Is, Architect, 1223 10th st., A. 8: U-S.N., 1420 Mass. ave. HE RENOVO HOT: RENOvO, CLINTON COUNTY, PESN’A. This favorite wonntain resort is now open for the reception of Summer Board ] era; good trout and | ing: no MoBqMi | toes. Kates reduced for 1880. For cirenlars, ade cress WILLIAM R. DUNHAM, | Tiy15, 20, 24627 Proprietor. | Visitors, convenient re trout fishin 20, served Beautiful forest scene HOMSON HOUSE. * on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. ‘This popular mountain res: oyen for the entertainment of Summer and offers superior accommodations. ;, pure air and water. is now A esting place for travelers. Excellent andynnning. For circulars, address GEO. W. JACKSON, Proprietor, ie, Penn The Hotel has a passenger elevator. Cottages to let, with board at hotel, in the cottages. den br \OZZENS’ WEST POINT HOTEL WILL BE OPENED JUNE 1, 1880. oF Examina- frat enson's De} Round Trip P. Week and #40 pernionte ot Week and #40 perraonth o! servants half price. Obildren at fret table pries, i long time, from all prominent pointe, at reduced prices. al tuiles southes: . O., Frederi Terms: icketa, Mm m Hon at Military Academy Junel. For addreer, i *GUDSELL. BROS., mayl“Im West Point, N.Y. ORDAN’S WHITE SULPHUR 8 SPRINGS, 535 miles northeast of Win- chester and 13s mil st of Steph- ick Co., V ‘ 3S dave. "Uisldren aad 30-8 baths—hot where. Th ap26-Im feb25-6m_ matory No eae = exo risl 60 cen’ maré-eo IEBIG MEAT, FLAVs Iron Bitters Iron Bitters Iron Bitters yo Iron Bitters On SITTERS |W Jonacte Iron Bitters) if Iron Bitters An Iron Bitters Iron Bitters iren Bitters If you have D: IN- ESTION, or TION BITTERS will cure you- If your BLOOD is ou are weak, have no a DEB} or are a mother, and have ‘Rot milk or strength to nurse your child, or suffer from Hysteria, or disease that females are liable to. try IBON BITTERS. Paton $1 4 Bor. ALL Davaawrs Sat THEY. SHE BEOWN CHEMICAL 00. BALTIMORE, oie san Weare opens, eae UNNINGHAM, HATCKHK, mates Order.’ and Remecels ol ststcs. is ‘ilsaQse , and 140 *h et.,*: tw. 2G 224 B. are DISHES LIEBIAG ‘MEAT. (OSE belief steel a Buk Hate ot -# _| cans HAMP: alkaline water, uot in the worl To be had ; ale agents for the ‘0. DAVID & 00, ao Mak pamphlets and water. Fine musi and hunting in season; W. H. GF4S0! IN OF 1880. BRIGHT HOUSE, REHO! BEACH, Will open MAY 20TH, 1880. ‘Terms reasonable. Send for eiren! BOTH Uterine in, catarrh atle (Aten SPRINGS AND BATHS, (ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS, ) was; aceon- 83 per da | NAtIoxaL THEATER, Every Evening, Tuoeday, 72 May and Satarday Matine ARBEY'S HUMPTY-DUMPTY, ira AND SPANISH STUDEN pt combination. {1 Grand arid. minade: 2 Clowns, 2 Pantaloona, 2 Harlequins, 2 Columbil D1 " fT ubines. “Healed by America’s JAMES S. MAFFITT AND ROBERT FRASER. W. H. Bartholomew, N. D. Jon: x Mile. Bonfanti, Elizabe Menrala CORPS DE BALLET—MARY b> ARRAY. HAPTY TIMES | or run |, GENT PANTOMIMIO NOVELTY AND MUMIGAE DON All presented with @ volume of new tric splendor, exciting surprises of the fae hes ard housebo'd com * of Hom a is os | HERNE'S HRERNE'S HERNE'S Under the management of RICE & NUNNEMACHER. The Storm Rerone The Storm The Resour The Grist Mil. ‘The Gr'st Mil: The Resolve. The Resolve The Home Pi-ture. The Home Picture. SATURDAY, ONLY Ma’ THE Night Prices, 50 and 7 ete. Matinee P 25 and 50 cts. [Poet ttep — “aie T'Nirronar sono TOF L MTOOL OF ©” ie, AND HOUSEWORK ON ERE or Friday ¢ Kon ne ing: Broiled Trout, with Caper But: with Horse Radish Sauce. + r lish Apple Tart. — ickets for the remainder of the tar, Sule tickets, twenty-five conte. ening Leesons—7 30 p.m. Monday, Wedne- ont Pe Y day, Wednes fay Morning Lessors—10 a.m. Tuesday, Thnra and Saturday. mylt SUMMER THEATER € slay, May 17, mbchitiy, and 1 Matiness, — Inaa, Engawcnient of t ereat specialty com Trappear in connection wivinw the #1 ree, one a BEATER — Pvespay, SATURDAY MATINEE, Minstrel peArAnce lor Concert Scene ever’ p Grapd Amazoni arch. something rare and original. OPP FEL MONDAY EVE The Wonderful ewe marvel Wasniye The only SWIMMING SCH! trict. 611, 613.and 615 et., bet. 6% Season Ticket, @8. Kingle Lesson, ieseons, #6, Rinule adnienion. 9 Qc. F ‘ cacy K. £. ODLUM & U0.” ‘PROPOSALS. PEoresas ron FRESH BEEF, Orrick PURCHASING AND D) COMMISSARY OK BL Wasurxarom, D. C., May eated Proposals, in triplicate, addres: ined, Will be recelved. at 20'CLOCK NOON, ON FRIDAY, J at which time and place they will be opened "in the Dresenice of bidders, for furnishing the Frosh Boot office, mntil dru,’ 1s) required by the Subsistence Departusent, Unt States Army, at this depot, for issue to” tron) Fes, Ke., during the fiseal year cons Ist, 1840. Toposals will like furnishihy choice cr {and Mutton, for sales to ont ing the same period; but’ the right w to award separate contracts for Bort for for Beef, Corned Beef and Mutt: Information as te payments, &., cau be ¢ myl9-3t be received and Fr tiene, qual d by ayy SHIRE COUNTY, W.VA. Also Chalybeate Waters, rich in iron, and a fine ‘White Sulphur in the Neighburhood. Open from May 13th to 15th October annually. Unequaled by any mineral waters in Amer- ica for the cure of acid dyspep and bladder troubl gout, diseases of the & matiém and functional heart troubles. /¢ is an wn- Yailing solvent of calculi. ‘These waters have proved of great value in many other diseases, more confidently relied on in the above-named than any other mincral springs in this country. I «usr. antee a cure, if curable by mineral waters. “The cold and shower—are unexcelled any- e new and elegant swimming pool of the langest in the United Sta! ld. is expecially attractive. safer or better place for ladies and children to learn to swim. ‘jhe air of this elevated region is pure and delicious. | Itis here that hay fever patients part with their troubles. Capon bei i cities north of the Potomac than any of the Virinia kidney’ a ‘ilments, rections, rheu- but can be 3 if #97" No ing nearer to all the livery. ALE, Proprietor. i} lar. WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, PNEUMONIA, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, &c. TRADE “SAPANULE.” MARE. The Celebrated Glycerine Lotion Gives Immediate Belief and a Radical Cure. Lame Inflammation of the ache, Bes, Bu whatever cause, of eae ‘Or Healdes and al Inflam- Household can afford to be without it. Welcan refer to thousands who owe their lives to luminated Circulars sent free, upon appli letter. trying {t, as we guarantee satisfaction Tefunded Soa 237 AND ot aie ion Bogiand- that have or might be Galuded into Money can, beat ie known ae SORE THROAT, bottle Bold by all Dragatsts. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Sragects DIPHTHERIA, Back. feet. from Kidney the PEOPBIETORS, Broadway, N. ¥. COMPANY'S EEN OF GRING, STOCK FOR 80! MADE ‘the coe the move foyiine joaRari 6.0 2 prere SALS PORK STATIONERY DEPARTMENT oF THE INTERION ay 16, 1si sf * Depart- JUNE 14, partment * dupe Blank forms of proposals, showing the items sitimated quantities required, toether lar re‘atine thereto, will be furnixhe thon to this De; Sealed proposals will be received at ‘hi ment unti! 12 o'clock M., MONDAY, 180, for turuishing Stationery for the De of te Interior during the nscal year en ddressed the Secretary of ‘Proposals for Sta- aloertise- hoon mule quired my 19-wacsst ROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. Orrice or Ac SARY OF SUBSISTENCE, ? Fort Wiirrce, Va., May 11, 1880. "5 Seuled Proposals in dupl cate, y of th advertisement atta DAY. May 2s, office, until 12 0% RE 1980, for furnishis Fresh Beet required by the Subsistence Department, U. 8. Army, for igsne nor this post from July lst to December Ist, 1ASO. Separate proposals will also be received at the same time for furnishing such choice and other cute of Fresh Meats, (Bec be required hj Sistence house. quality of Beef, &e., will b tion to, myl8-3t ’ ——————— SPORTING GOODS. Tr $1.00 RAZOR!! ‘This is a remarkal le and extracr RAZOR! n Made of the finest RINGING DAMAS US STEEL, by Wade & Butcher, of England, the best livin wakers. Ground very thin and ‘isa full concave RINGING RATTLER’ edge It takes the keenest cutting ry abd will split a hair or shave a face st touch. ly 31-00 aud warranted Ie, oF money refunded. COMBINATION HONES and PeL-T—combining 2 Bolte in one, only 2 BOM TEA wa’ ia'S SPO! BAZAR, Cor. 15th and F sts. baton pa TACKLE, ARC! ASE BALLS, my “te KUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w.. WHITN ANY, , comfort and ai bility fn the et. Bicycles ‘and ¥ Velocipedes for Burs faa fee fee hs sizes and FE ;01 - ATION. E: Pilality, nervous and physical debility, or vitality paired ‘the errors of youth or too close applica- Hon to business, may be restored aud manhood Two hundredth edition, and en! See eeienrt Mncdieal work, the'beet lit agold 4 cal says :—**No pereon should be ‘The author is @ noble without thi Lancet evaluable book. \X f < ¥2 4 |