Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. MEW oosscccsdeecee July 1, 18390. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. Orrice oF CHIRr SIGNAL } ‘Wassrnotos, July 1, 1880. For the middie Atlantic states, partly cloudy ‘Weather. occasional rains, winds mi erly, stationary temperature and barometer. LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. eee ‘The body of John Hampton Cooper, the stu- dent at Princeton College, New Jersey, who died there of typhoid fever, occasioned by the cesspool epidemic at that place, arrived here yesterday. where it was received by relations @pd buried at Gak Hill cemetery, "The only formal celebration of Independence day will be by the Oldest Inhabitants’ Associa- Uon. The proccedings will take place at the Cor- coran bullding,In one of the hallways. Dr.Blake, together with bis venerable compeers, destre the attendance of the public, meluding ladies, hi t the ceremonies. which distigured B doth streets northwest, ‘been removed by the District authorities, Yesterday the managers of the Maryland [' stitute, Mat yland, for the bind, near Towson- town, Maryland, with about twenty-five of the inma’es of that mstitution, came to this city on a visit, Street lamps will be lighted at 7.59 p. m. and extinguished at 3.00 a. 1. There was a large assemblage in the 13th- street Baptist Church last night, the occasion Detng the marriage of Miss Sophia I. Alien, the popular publle school teacher tn the 4th divi- sion, and Mr. Joseph M. Marshall, of Norfolk, Va. The ceremony was performed by Rev. D.. Mes, e close of which the bridal party took cairiages for the residence of the bride's Parents in South Washington, where a reception was hy The couple left on the 10 o'clock train on thetr bridal tour, before proceeding to Norfolk, where they are to reside in future. The plans for the new entrance to the navy yard, by Mr. E. L. Frederick, have been com- pleted and accepted, and the work will be com— R.enced at once under direction of Major Slack. ‘The appropriation for this purpose 1s $33,060. John Wesley Church was filled ‘Tuesday eve- ning with a large crowd of people to witness the marriage of Mr. William H. Allen to Miss Min- nie Hamilton. both of this elty. The ceremony = — by Rev. M. H. Ross, pastor of e church. ‘The following patents have been issued to per- Sons in this District: Washington—J. V. R. Towers, Invalld bed-re M. Morrison, aging liquors, Georgetown—J. L. McCall, sewing ma- chine. In one of the young towns, not forty miles from Washington, the Commissioners having decided that all town dogs should be distin- gui-hed by collars, the clerk to the corporation recently posted the following notice: “ All Owners of dogs are hereby notfied that they must wear collars.” The effect of the notice i5 not perceptible, as the owners of dogs mostiy Wore collars before it was posted. The Aite pted Suicide of Malvina ‘ince. The attempted sulelde of Malvina Prince, col- ored, who cut her throat with a buteher’s knife at Uniontown, as mentioned in Tue Srar of Yesterday, causeS much comment in South Washington, where she had resided for some years. 5I ely Feperted to this office by a resident of Unto town. She isa woman of more than ordina: Intelligence and for some years was organist at St. Paul’s chapel, and also taught musie up to the time of her marmage with & man named Prince. Her husband "eft here and was reported dead, and her mother died leaving her pennt- jes.” Phen, it is alleged, Addison Holmes, who Js a local minister in the Bapust church, com- menhced to pay attention to her and represented that his wife had obtained or Intended to obtain adivorce from him, and he promised to marry her. She thereupon accepted his intentions and finally went to live with himin Uniontown snd bad one child by him. On Monday night, while he was absent from home, Holmes’ wife having beard of btm living with Malvina took bis four children to Uniontown and left them with Malvina, aud he on returning home took them back to his mother. It 1s sup) that She made the attempt on her life from mortttl- cation tn finding that she had no husband and that there wes a legal obstacle in the way of marrying Holmes. Drs Torrey and Little, who were cailed and dressed the wound this mora- ing report that she ts out of all danger of death. HAS BEEN Ron- terday, Ofticer Breen, ; arrested Tom Johnson, col. ored, near the B. « P. railroad depot, having in his possession a bag filled with old lead pipe, tor which he could give no explanation. Believing that be bad stolen it the officer locked him in the police station. and this morning, in the Police Court, he was sent down tothe work- house 90days.as a Vagrant,as no lare*ay could be proved. it is probable that this ptpe has been Tobbed from some unocenpted house. ————__ A PEctLIAR C Lacy et al. th precit ‘4sE.—In the case of Metz azt. which has been pending some months in the conrt, leavé was given yesterday to flea puswer. This sult was brought (o sudje in real estate of Lacy's to th Tare Ment of a note dueplaintif—Mr, I. G. Ktmivaul | being the counsel and also appearite for the de- fendar Yesterdte: . J. Webb Rogers ap- acy, and asked leave for her to it her answer prepared by unsel Was in some respects incor- she did not fully understand its leave fo file the ftipued the injunetion to pre- u Plainti et. ard i port. sg answer, apd cop! veut a Sale of t A Pastor 8 John Wester 4 wweir pastor, Rev. W. Hi. with a visit last evening, and had a pleasant mong those present were Mrs. Lucinda nd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Col- ‘albert, Mr. and Mrs. Orme, Mrs. nt, Mr. Riggs and others. Mr, Colde tof the company. presented Rev. Mr, Koss with a pi of ten dollars, enck, W2t- eck, was drowned at Seway r Philadelphia, last. Mon- With Edward Toomer. another printer, @ one Pruitt, Schenck was about to stop | da boat, When Toomer, placing his hands | on bis skoulders, sald jocularly, “Overboard | you go.” Schenck and Toomer went overbowrd tecether. and the former being unable to swim, Was crowned. ¥ = —— D Bases.—A white female infant, about a Week old, was found in the alley be- tween 24th and 25th and I and K streets north. west, yesterday afternoon, and sent to St. Ann's Infant Asylum....A colored female infant, over a year old, was left on the porch of Mr. Alba- clier, Ne. APANDO: who volunfeered to take Howsoy’s tee cream In patent e0¥ ered buckets. See advt. t Derns tx Fre have been recorded as follows jing to Samuel Freas, D. B. Glasco to 7, sq. 409; $993.35. Thos. McCann, lots 1, 2 and 20 457; Call et al, trustees, to B. B. Earn- ‘The Alexandria fot yesterday says: “A stylish lookin; young man arrived in the city yesterday, an after visiting several boarding-houses, at'each which he made inquiries as to the social standing of the boarders, what were their occu- pations, what rooms they occupted, &., en- Feged board at Mrs. Wilkins’. on Prince street, between Patrick and H streets, stating that he had left his books, which were of a pious character, with a prominent minister of bis acquatntance, whom he named. He was shown to bis room, and in a short while left the house for a walk down the street, when it was discovered he had carried off with him a watch Delorging tothe lad: nice agent with the stolen watch tn hfs pocket, al- though dilligently sought for, has not been geen since. ATTENTION 15 called to the sale of horses, Stages, canal boat, Ac , advertised by Campbell Carrington, trustee, 10 take place to-morrow morning. at ten o'clock, near the aqueduct tridge, Georgetown. Those in want of any of the above may be enabled to obtain bargains. t MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to W. A; cison and, Annie G. Delphy; E. B. Haight and M. A. Clarkson; James P. Lewis, of N. Ii.. aud Mrs. Mary Wilkey: John M. Palmer, of Y. eity, and Mary Broden, of Alexandria; Wm. Zimmerman and Annie 1. Dennison; Chas. Queen and Fannie Bell; Wm. Wise and Annie ‘M. Carter. | $onsto ve the lowest bidder: | contracts will be made tn accordance with this ® 2th street, last night, and was | turned over to a colored =. Brown, | re OF 4K | Methodist Protestant Affairs, THE SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. ‘The picnic of the Methodist Protestant San- day schools yesterday at Jackson grove cam) ground was a very enjoyable affair, separ by nearly 500 persons. The train left the B. and P. Sepott here at 9 o’clock,and the schools were landed on the yd within an hour. The tabernacle by the Camp Meeting Asso- clation was the scene of exercises, which were commenced at 10:30 o'clock. Miss Helen Steer, of Ninth street chapel, presided at the o1 and T. A. Newman lead Dr. J. T. Murray, of Congress street church, Georgetown, made an able and elequent ad- dress to the Si school teachers. The ex- ercises closed about 1 o’clock with benediction by Rev. W. J. Floyd, of Baltimore. The child- ren then jughout the wood and fields and spent the day im gathering evergreens -and wild flowers. THE CAMP MERTING ASSOCIATION met in the afternoon, Mr. J. D. Cothell in the chairand Mr. T. B. Marche secretary, to con- sider the arrangements for the camp watch wili be held from August 5th tothe 17th. The fol- lowing ministerial appointments, to which others will De added, were made: Committee on julpit. service—J. T. Murray, E. J. Drinkhouse, |. D. Kinzer. First week—J. L. Mills, 8. A. Ho bittzell, C. T. Cochell, J. B. Jones, J.T. Lassell W. J. Neepier. Second week—David Wiison, J W. Gray, R. 8. Rowe,- A. T. Melvin, F. T. Lituie and 8. J. Smith. Out-of-Door Sports. BASE BALL AND CRICKET. The Nationals succeeded yesterday afternoon in getting a game from the Hop Bitter’s nine The game was a pretty good exhibition of ball THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. To-day, Charles H. Knight, student; applica- tion referred. Leitch et al. agt. 3 argued and submit Le Morris; Trustee, agt. ris; wm Scott, Beer een Yesterday, Wm. S (01 a ity oe a eas O' ay . . ditver Waters, Oliver Ambrose, Robert Waters and Loutsa W ; robbery; verdict not guilty. Geo. Lee, convicted of manslaughter; sentenced = ae years and four months at Albany and ed $50. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge Hagner. ‘To-day, George Tolliver, fest driving; not Henry C. Gray. Carrying concealed Weapons; motion to quash decision reserved. Equity Covrr, Judge cox. To-day, Edwards, assignee, agt. Entwisle; leave to take testimony. Ambler agt. Whipple: Special auditor's fees fixed at $600. Stewart agt. Smith; demurrer overruled and leave to nee granted, Pearle agt. Brooks; on aring. POLICE CourtT—Judge nent. To-day, Lucy Butler, Thomas Johnson and Michael Lonbady, v: cy; Donds or work- house, Peter Dunn, Wilifam Harris and John Hicks, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days each. Michael Tranley, profanity; forfeited collateral. Wm. Lewis, charged with carrying a pistol; $56 or 90 days—appeal noted. Jamies ‘tromden, fast driving; $20 or 30 days. Wm. Taylor, carrying a pistol or %) days—appeal noted. James E ‘ebster, assault On JullaeT. Webster: $5 or 10) days. Wm. Marlor, larceny of a washtub from Wm. Robinson: $5 or 10 days. John H. Thomas, larceny of a cameo ring from Henry D. Pfeil; $5 or $10 days. Augustus Consine, charged with threats to James Donnelly; $200 bonds or six months in jail. “Robert Smallwood, assault on Rachael Wallace; $10 or 30 days. Lloyd John- son, charged with keeping a dangerous dog; $10 or 30 days. ing, though ee, Wop was done. ‘The score was 7 to 6....The home nine left last night to be ae two weeks. They play the Albanys this afternoon. ‘The Baltimore cricket eleven were defeated In Philadelphia yesterday by the Merion ciub. 0 that city. ‘The score of the Merion club in tne first inning was 129, while the Baltimore eleven Scored but 34 in the first and 73 runs in the sccond inning. MORE PRIZES WON BY AMERICAN RIFLEMEN IN IRELANI After tne event at Dollymount yesterday, noted in our telegraphic dispatches In last even: ing’s Stak, several members of the American and Irish teams took part in the next competi- Uon, which was for a cup of the value of tea guireas, and several minor prizes. There were thirty-four competitors. The conditions were 50 yards, with any rifle, ten shotseach. The Amer- ican competitors were Rathbone, Brown, Scott, Rockwell, Jackson, Fisher and Laird. Rigby, 46, and Young, 47. Rathbone made a bull’s-eye in the wrong target, and retired after making five shots. Laird, Coghlan and Murphy being ted, shot off, Laird made three bull’s- eyes, winning the first. prize: Murphy won the second prize, Coghlan the third and Fenton the fourth. Farrow in a tle beat Milnor, taking the fifth, Milnor the sixth, and Brown the seventh. Scott, Fisher and Hyde also won prizes. Ina competition for the Spencer cup, presented by Earl Spencer, at the 1,000 yards range, with any nille, ten shots each, the Same competitors took part as in the previous contest. Scott won the cup, with a score of 4s. Laird scored 47, Fenton, 47, Farrow, 47; Jobn Rigby, 47; McKenna, 47; W. Rigby, 44; Milnor, Rockwell, 45; Joynt, 45; Pirher, 44; Jackson, 43; Ratbone, 40, and Hyde, 42. » BANQUET TO THE RIFLEMEN. In Dublin last night about one hundred gen- EXTENSIVE Forest Fires are prevailing ‘on Long Island. The area now ta flames exvends upward of four miles, and the fire is sweeping rapidly toward the north shore before a strong ariving wind, Many grain fields have been de- yastated and hundreds of acres of woodland and cord wood have also been consumed. ‘TERRIBLE HARDSHIPS OF A RAILROAD SURVEY Party.—Major K. J. Lawrence and corps, of the Texas and Pacitic railroad, atter a number of days of extreme suffering from thirst in the White Sand Hills, arrived at Pecos river with- out loss of life. Some stock and wagons were abandoned at different intervals for 40 miles. ‘Those tirst arriving at the river went In search of the others. A number when found were crazed by thirst, and had entirely stripped themselves, They were found within 100 yards of the Pecos river, drinking the blood of animals they had slain. Some men were almost biind. Arriving at Une river they plunged tn head fore- most; but for the bravery of the most exper! enced a large number would have perished, ‘The bodies of Roberts and Rodriguez were found near the Fecog river afew days ago, with tive bullet holes in Kuberts’ body and ‘Rodrigues’s brains lying on the ground. They had evident- ly killed each other. FEAR MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN.— Great as the heat has been in Baltiore and the physical prostration It caused, It was no comparison te that uhder which New York and 2 i Even at Lovg Branch the heat oz Tuesday was intense, the thermometer reg!s- tering at one time on the pler 95 degrees, andin the Village 99 degress. At Red Bank, N. J., it Teached 100 degrees, and at South Amboy 102 degrees inthe shade, ‘The death list has been correspondingly large. In Brooklyn the aeaths for the week ended June 26 were 157 in excess of tlemen sat down to a banquet given to the American and Irish teams by the Lord Mayor of Dublin. After the royai toast, Mr. Barrows, the United States consul, responded to the xoast to President Hayes and the American nation, and Col. Bodine replied to that—“O ir Guests, the American Team.” Major Leech made a speech on behalf of the Irish riflen ‘The reception of the Americans was exceedlu! ly cordial on all hands. An invitation was ex- tended by Col. Bodine, on behalf of the New York Rifle Association, tothe Irish Rifle Asso- Clation to send a team to New York to compete for the “Palma” centennial trophy. The invi- tation was favorably received, and Major Leech intimated that an Irish team would probably be organized for that competition. The guests separated at midnight, after a harmonious eve. ning. the Americans expressing themselves highly pleased with their reception. Picnics, Excursions, &c. ‘The Mary Washington will leave July 5th at 9a. m. for Occoquan. The ladies of the Reformed Episcopal church will give an excursion to Marshall Hall Friday cyening on the steamer W. W. Corcoran. S2e advei it. The Wi mn Excursion Company will give an excursion to Harper s Ferry next Moa- day by the B. & 0. railroad. The $11 excursion to Niagara Falls leaves July 3d, 4th and sth. The tickets will be good to return until July 15th. Tickets must be bought to-day. Apply to P. G. Smith, 1431 Pennsylvania avenue. District Government Aftairs. The District Commissioners have notitled the garbage contractor that under the terms of his contract he must remove the garbage from the Market houses promptly and regularly. Such garbage {s to be collected in vesscls by the mar- set Ciicérs and ready for transportation vy une company. SCHOOL TRUSTEES EEAPPOINTED. The District Commisstoners have reappointed Messrs. W. Cartis. Chapin Brown, A divi- sion. and W. H. Smith and Alfred Pope, of the seventh division, the new commissions to date from July 1st, BIDS WERE OPENED in the office of the District Commisstoners to- | day for constructing the south wing of the Washington workhouse, as folio A. Rich- ards, 219,068; John =H. Howlett, Zacha~ riah Downing, $11,000. ‘The committee to whom the bids were referred reports Mr. Downing to be the lowest bidder, but that his bid exceeds the appropriation for iné purpose, which is }.000, | It 1s probable that the plans will be so Mnoditied as to come within the appropriation. LOWEST BIDDERS FOR SUPPLIES. The committee on bids for general supplies for the present fiscal yen? have completed their duties in the eenetleration of class 20—con- struction mattrial—and find the following per- i Sewer pipe, to $9,526.29; blue stone, Terra Cotta Company, $9, rt Samuel Emery, $33,328.25; brick, to Washington Brick Machiné Company, $19,729; cement, H. ye a Portland cement, Jime and plaster, “to Wiliam 1. Gutnand, $150; | ag stone, Noe Ceres ee e cement in large qua a ack nwere rejected. 1 1s probable th it uap rerort. This finishes up the lettings for general supplies PRUE SoRPENDENCE DAY SALUTE, ‘The District Commissioners bave request ad Maj. J. R. Hanneman, commanding the D. «. artillery corps, to conduct the firing of a salute of 300 gubsat the Armory Square lot at sunrise cn the Sth of July, in pursuance of per mission received by the Commisstoners of the | District from the superintendent of pubtic | butld ngs and ground to occupy said lot for such | purpose, In pursuance of this request Maj. Hi. has arranged for his corps to camp out on tie bunds the night preceding the Sth, so as to on the spot early. He will cause 21 guns to be discharged by piece as a salute to the flag and 138 discharges by full battery, this being a grand national salute, making altogether 299 shots. Haseas Corrvs.—To-day. Messrs. Birney and Birney, for Joseph Kent, filed a petition fora writ of habeas corpus, directed to the Intend- ent of the Washington Asylum, and it was issued on the order of Judge Hagner, returna- ble forthwith. Kent was charged in the Police Court yesterday with doing business as an un- Meensed produce dealer, and sentenced, in de- fault of payment of fine, to seven days in the ‘workhouse. ‘Six Fixe DRESS SHIRTS to guaranteed. Army and Navy $14 F st. now. order, $7.59. Fit Shirt Factory, oF St. Many’s rved compliment to the sHtx dese! Ww. STON MARK! eenstown Drove | pupils and paid a . Yardn 290 head of Cattle; So sold to butchers Fedchers in'charge, the Sisters De Notre Dame ‘Salcmore: 2 over; iit snéep and famus, Pap ox THE Waree ‘Deranraenr.—To, Toate omratee cam per poands iho head left | Davis, by Mr. H. E. Davis, filed a bill _ over; 13 cows and calves: § Sold from $20 to $40; = eee — poe hth 5 left cver. Market dull ho water prt the iueulgencer Bul ie —The Montreal property, (corner ) at) Mallet 6 Sune a a guar straint order Teturnal Saiy Famend M: X- U.S. Indian ‘Commissioner, arrived inthe t5 morning. We hope that | 6th. They set forth Lge ge mes ur distingu patriot will be requested | excessive, for water, in 17 ofices at $3 sr IN Marae Tes | Sac eete"ste eAR mace Wr Sa 2 Jor ci Tuitca States as a sebolar,” pendent on in the halls, the mortality of the week previous; of this in- crease 139 were of young children. In New York the number. of deaths offictally report on Tuesday as the record for that day was 107, of which $3 were children from the age of one year and under. The infantile mortality on Tuesday 1s said to have been unprecedented in the mortuary annals of the city. ANOTHER TRIAL OF H. H. WayDEN.—Governor Andrews has received a letter from Chief Jus- luce Park, of Norwich,urging very strongly that the Rev. II. H. Hayden shall be tried again for the murder of Mary Stannard. It was in deter- ence to this letter that the governor appointed a special detective for a new and exhaustive ta- Vestigation of the case, and the examination 1s now in progress. Originally, Gov. Andrews Wa3 opposed to the appointment of a special le- fective, maintaining that such a course would be interpreted as a retlection on the courts and duly authorized agents of the law. He belleverd that _the regular detective officers of the state should ferret out the murderer, but after receiv- ing the letter he considered it proper that his Personal views of the question should not be allowed to come inte conflict with the opinion of Chiet Justice Park, and accordingly appoint- ca a special detectivée.—Hurtjord (Gonn.) Past. une 2, Bartholomew church, Montreal, was elect bishop Of the syLoi of Canada. MISCEGENATION AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.— Yesterday alternoon, in New Orleans, Frank Skillman, colored, was shot and: serious'y wounded by W. J. Freuch, white, in the priva'e office of Judge Whittaker, of the superior erin! hal court, the shots taking effect inthe head d back, Skiilman,on the 9th ult., marrist izle French, a white giri. She lived with hi 1 dayS, When she returned to her paren: s. About two weeks ago her mother and broth +r Went to Skillman’s residence, whére F shot twice at man, killing a little color. girl. Yesterday all parties were in the ottice | judge Whittaker, Skillman having applied for @ Writ of habeas corpus to get possession of his wife, whom he charged was illegally restratae+ by ber ne When questioned the wife satd she destred to go with her husband, and it was 80 ordered. Mrs. French at once sprang for h daughter, when young French drew a revolver and shot twice at Skillman, with the above re- sult. French was arrested and sent to prison. ‘The wire attended her wounded husband, who was sent to the hospital. SALE OF SHORT Horns.—The Cochrane and Cannon herds of short horns were sold at Chicago yesterdcy. The seven.h and eighth Duchesses of Hilhurst brought $5,000 each, and the seventh Duke of Hilbui $3,600. three animals were sold for # enhyU cows averaging $995, and eléven bulls $522, A LirrLe Feitow, turning over the leaves of a scrapbook, came across the well known pi ture of some chickens just out of their shell. He examined the picture carefully, and then, with a grave, sagaclous look, slowly remarked:— “They came out ‘cos they were afraid of being bolled.” SvrctpR IN A Liquor STorE.—Henry McKib- ben, aged 28, whose father, J. W. McKibben. is manager of the Girard House, in Philadelphia, committed suicide in a liquor store in New York last evening, by swallowing a dose of laudi- num. He had long been dissipated, was re- cently married, but met with a cold reception at home, and subsequently his wife quit him. fe-At Kennebunk, Me., yesterday, Mrs. Syl- vester Chick, in a fit of insanity, took her only son, aged 5, to the river and drowned him, and attempted to drown herself, 2" Nine of 11 fron furnaces in the Hocking and Shawnee (Ohio) region have closed on ac- count of the high price of mining. '?- The official census returns show the Population of the city of Philadelphia to be SA7,542, 827 Ex.Gov. Jas. D, Porter, of Tennessee. has been elected president of the Nashville, Chat- tanooga and St. Louls railroad, §2-Mrs. Robert Carpenter, of Jersey City, who was supposed to have been lost on the Sea- wanhaka, has turned up safe. She tmtended to GEURGETOWN. ACCIDENT.—Yesterday afternoon, about 3 orclock, & colored man, named David Wright, about 82 years of age, while unloading coal a boat at the Georgetown gas Works, missed his footing while upon a platform about 15 feet igh, and fell to eee upon the tow-| Ly injuring his head and dislocating his shoulder. He was taken to his home, on North street, where Drs. Kleinschmidt and Suter attended nor ‘The injured man’s condition is favorable 0-day. IMPROVEMENTS.—Mr. C. Thomas, the well- known builder, is erecting for Mr. Herr, on 2d, hear High street, two comfortable brick houses, at @cost of about $3,500. MURDEROTS MALPRACTICR.—Madame Jane Wilson, a Cincinnati clairvoyant, was arrested yesterday, charged with causing the death of Josephine Williamson, a widow, of Clintoa Street, by malpractice committed last Friday. When the house was searched a married woman of Louisville was found to have given birth to a sull-born child. The body was not found. PASSENGERS ROBBED AND STRIPPED.—SIX €3- caped convicts from the Idaho itentiary Stopped a Stage Coach on the Challis and, Utab Ine, relieved the seven ngers—five men and two women—of all their valuables, and then divested them of all their ciothing. The unforiunates traveled several miles in a state of nudity, and, procuring some sheets and blank- ets, continued their journey to the railway, where they obtained suitable apparel. DEATH FROM HyDROPHOBIA.—Charles Lovett, aged about ten years, whose parents are em- poo at P. Lorillard’s Rancocas stock farm in urlington county, New Jersey, was bitten by a dog there some six weeks The was Killed. Asher Parker, living at Pointville, N.J., became attached to the boy, and desiring to take bim and bring him up, went after him and brought him home. On Wednesday of last week the boy showed aad) of hydrophobia, and for the larger part of two days and a night he lay suffering from spasms. Then he died CHARLES ULRICH, the noted counterfeiter,who, the secret service oflicers think, 1s at the bottout of the recent successful stroke of counterfeiting and who was said to have disappeared, has been found quietly working at his trade at Trenton, N.J., and indignantly denies that he bas any connection with the affair. He also volunteers the pleasing information that it 1s an easy mat. ter for a countegtelier with a well-executed plate of a United States bank note of any denomina- ees to counterfeit the tssue of any particular wank. | CITY {TEMs. THE Lapres’ Comr: Speerfie. NION.—Lodille’s Headach A positive cure for headache. WHEN you suffer from sick headache, dizzt- ness, constipation, ete., remember Cuayter Eutiie Licer Puls wil relieve you. One pil is a dose. To the Editor of the Star. Some months ago I placed myself under the care of Dr. von Mosehzisker, 619 19th street northwest. I then suffered from a severe mata- dy of the chest, vatarrh and cough. His treat- ment In my case proved a great success. GUSTAVE Kina, June 30, a, Government Bindery. A Wonderful ¢ of Diphtherta. Three of my children had Diphtheria in its worst form. Skin dry, lips parched, could not swallow. Witha feather I applied ‘Giles’ Lini- ment Iodide Aiumonia to the tonsils, rubbed It over their throats and chests. Great chunks of stuff came from the throats, the skin becani> moist, fever left them, and under the Almighty care I attribute thelr cure to Dr. Giles’ Lini- ment. JANE KELLY, Cor. Tonnelli Avenue and Bleeker st. Jersey City Heights, N. Giles’ Pills cure Painful Menstruation. Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet. IL R. GIL 120 West Broadway, N.Y. Trial size 25 ce: 8,0,t-30 “Save Your Hair.” ‘Keep it Beautiful,” “London Hair Restorer” Insures new growth, “London Hair Restorer’ Restores the color. “London Hair Restorer” Exquisite dressing. “London Hair Restorer.” The only cleanly and “London Hair Restorer.” effectual Hair Restorer “London Hair Restorer,” in the market. Not adye A toilet luxury, entirely tree from all obnoxi- ous or unpleasant odors. Prtce 75c, At all uggists, Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Wash- ington. SKINKY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. It lacking flesh. vital, brain, or nerve force, uae “ Welles’ Health Renewer.” reatest rel y Ob Y, Barc! earth for impotence, sexual debility, deciine, &c, $1, at dry '. Depot, 58 Barclay strest, NN. ¥., and for Washington at 460 Penn’a avenue. “ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in 3¢ lbs. “Ward” prints, 30c. per Ib. Also, coitage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 5c. per qt. —_———— LADIES’ GOODS. WILLIAN. MM, “Pin ven. ovr arr sares. = In order to make room for my usual FALL IM POBTATIONS, I will take 20 per cent from ai! Fales, to reduce my large stcck of Trimmed and Untrin. med Bonuete, Fine Millinery, Goods, Suits, Dress and Traveling Wraps, Domestic and Hand -made Undergarments Corsets, Dress T: mings, ment of Jaces and sll the Latest Novelties, ets , SE te Te WW EULIAN, 907 Penna. ave 7 Cite Treviae, Paris. ‘These Goods are fresh in every department. jo26 QoMMER STYLES e FOR SEA SIDE. CHIP, * LEGHORN, “~ PAYAL HATS, Large assortment, newest ehapes, at J.P. PALMER'S, 4107 F sts. n.w. N. B. Personal attention given to all millinery orders. my31 ADIES PREPARING TO GOTO THE seashore Or mountains shonld provide them- Selves with a bottle of Ray’s Ourling Elixir and Hair Dressing, as it is the only article in the world which will keep the hair beautifully wavy, or in crimp, in damp air and sultry weather. itis a harmless vegetable preparation, which does not ae tha Shas ete EI: he greatest wonder of the age. 9 & Cromwell, 460 Pa-av..and ali drugwists. mayld ERMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES. ¢ best in the world for the money. All Wintor ‘will be sold at a DISCOUNT OF ‘EEN PER CENT for the next 80 days. Also, @dd sizes for sale cheap. LADIES’ and ‘OHILDEEN'S SHOES MADE 10 ORDER. mar20 188 BELLE LUCAS DEESSMAKING AND PATTERN FARLOBE 801 MARKET SPACR, Dorner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 903 Sth st. n. Geckh a ENCYCLOPEDIA. 15 Volumes, Over 13,000 Pages. Price, During June, $6.00. Among the wonderful things, which bave been acoonipillsbed for lovers of ood books by the Lit: ae the steamer, but reached the whart just late. Sz" Lightuing struck @ 25,000 barrel fron ofl tank near Acie refinery, Olean, N. Y., last. eve- Big, and the oll burned furiously all gtg’* ‘Men were engaged digging trenches for the pro- tection of surrounding property. 2A passenger train on the Chicago, Bur- lington and Quincy railway was thrown off the track near Mendota, IIL, yesterday, by a cow. one and a sleeper were upset, and thir- teen persons severely injured. Clea < PRICES. DRY GOODS MARKED DOWN. ‘ages -wide 100. LAWN, now 5 cts. Canes of Be UTNEN AWAY nour Cites ot bangs LINEN Cases of Lonsdale COTTON, 9 cts. S0-ct. Summer now 3734 56-ct. Black CA! €0-ct. C. 25-ct. B ack Gi REN, 7 $1 Bik Danae GMENADINE, now 65 ots. 8) Victoria LA’ —Teee e cue Ww MA’ 1246 cts, BY RG Wee W MA’ ia, 20 cta. Bay your DRY GOODB at TOWBON’S, and you ‘will save money. Cc. M. TOWSON, 686 Pa. ave., South side, Near Tth st. 0.w. next. AN AMAZING OFFER. ‘The more widely and rapidly these volumes are wer is their influence in indneing iter purchases sof thisandour many standard pub. cations. aca HEM whe cia an tags i and mo: Ste voceiyed during ihe mouth of Sauer weatl fupply the 15 volumes, in cloth, for $8.00, and in bait Busaia, gilt top, for | $12.00. any one Ben rou | lace, special Carually the loading bsokselles of the toee cat cent) Thevolumes iasued will be santatonce be cent ‘and the remaining volumes when cou- volume in cloth will besent t seer cases ane ag asa and m ni 2 The Grier) Froxcioe upra" comprises 0 rar; AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE, Tribune Building, New York. JOHN B. ALDEN, Manager. Bore AcExt in WASHINGTON, JAMES ANGLIM & CO,, 3e10-t,maw 1424 F street. CBBAN FOR THE FOURTH IULY. FIRE WORKS, THE Best Maks. CHINESE LANTERNS, FLAGS, Aut Graes. . CH, RUPFERT, 308 Ho, 403 7th st, nw. ' agate seus Ss cs DRY GOODS. FAMILY SUPPLIES: Notice. NOTICE. NOTICE. From and after this date we shall make a differ- emce of not less than FIFTEEN per cent in all on: fees, and. a very. lance part of Our stook will Ue fold at s rednction of 20 and 25 per cant on former ates. We intend to very much reduce our Spring Pipi rene Re mtinue the above inducements one yout x ine ‘of seasonable DRY Now is the the time to get BARGAINS at W. M. BROWN’S, 3¢30 S17 Market Space. wate Goops, SPECIAL BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS. | India Linens at 20, 25 and 30c. per vd., very fine. Victoria Lawns at 12, 15, 18, 20 and 25c. per yard. Persian Ertdnnd 30 and 37%¥c., fine and besutiful Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Bed id si “J PI ie, ‘Spreads an A and stock of fine, varied es Goods, Silks aud Sat will be sold at reduced prices. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., ) 928 7th st. n.w. 5706 Kost (enoneD FLANNELS, FOR BATHING SUITS. PACIFIC LAWNS, 12}sc. Fine quality LINEN LAWNS, 20c. FIGURED SWISS, INDIA LINEN, GAUZE UNDERWEAR, lain, and fancy 8, all of which Je29-6t FANOY HCSIERY. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.) 918 7th st. 1 Pras ‘EST ASSORTMENT oF LINEN LAWNS IN WASHINGTON. FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS, AMERICAN LAWNS. 1,000 yards of Beautjful FIGURED LAWNS, re- duced from 123sc. down to 6c. Real LINEN LAWNS (Ficured), reduced from 25c. down to 15¢. u BLACK LINEN LAWNS. BLAOK FRENOH LAWNS. INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable article for Ladies’ White Dresses, 20, 1, 7c. Beautiful Striped (thin) WHITE GOODS, reduced from 25c. down to 15c. CARTER'S, ‘Vii Market Space. Real WAMSUTTA COTTON, redaced from lfc. down to luo. Pure LINEN TABLE DAMASK, reduced from ‘Toc. down to 50c- NOTTINGHAM LAOK forcurtains, 125gc. upto 81. BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, VERY CHEAP. Beautiful TWILLED (Wool) DRESS GOODS, re- duced from 25¢. down to 15¢. CARTER’S, Jel6 711 Market Space. {CARFS! SCARFS: SCABRFs: A large invoice of SCARFS, new styles, just re- ceived, to be sold at extremely low. ae 7 BHIRTS made to order in Aret-class style; fit suarapteed. Keady-made Shirts of our own make always in THOMPSON'S SUIRT FACTORY, 816 F ct. n.w., Jel2 Opposite Patent Office. BANCH OF THE BALTIM E S1EAM SHIRT PAGTORT SRE 435 7th street now. Six of the Finest Bhirts, to order. 112.00 Bix Extra Fine Shirts, to order. 9.00 Six Fine Shirts, to order... 7.50 PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. ‘We call yeur especial attention to our Reinforced Shirt, complete, at one dollar. = : A full line of Gente’ Furnishing Goods. 435 7th st. n.we de8-1ly Washington, D.O. HIRTS CHEAPER THAN EVER. “‘Mystery’ SHIRT, at 75 cts. finished, che Ive ‘sold if ‘wien uatsli Berd Anes as good ag any other house selis at 50 cta. - ven! ARES are as good as is sold for 81.28 Dy the trade generally. INNIS’, p80 MOOD F etrest new. ge TO DUBREUIL BROS., 1412 F street northwest, ‘And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIRTS FOR THE CONVENTION A SPE: OIALTY. Balf-dozen Fine SHIRTS.. Half-dozen Superior SHIR’ Half-dozen Elegant SHIRT! Onur Beat SHIRT, Plaited Bosom, 812. A fine assortment of GENT’S FURNISHINGS always ‘ou hand. an30 PRING AND SUMMER DRESS 8 2 Goops, We heve just oponed a splendia Une of French DRE! IDB, com) 4 full assortment of Fancy and Black SILK, Bisek and Colored Sik GRENADINES, He Surtines Eines Lawns, Madras Malis and French Nainsooke, ail An inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & 00., 1593 F st. m.w., near Ebbitt House. 10 RON B TTERS Stop One Minute and Think, It have D’ Ix iON, HLA ne maces | BSH Oriol arena tae Iron Bitters |————————____— If your BLOOD is THIN, o: no te, Irom Bitters 20a en eat Aree Iron Bitters | IRON ‘will care you. itters bay OOGASIONA) tron pieers| PERE GN BEER Iron Bitters a Sone - on a you are a mother, and havc Iron Bitters Iron Bitters Pator @2 4 Bor. att Daveawres SELL THEM SHE BROWN OHBHIOAL OO., BALTIMORE, SoLs PROPRIETORS. 485Pennsyl- igi aba, wholoas cd rohan bral greck BEDUCED 20 PER CENT. Owing to our opening at SARATOGA SPRINGS, on Jory Ors, we find ourself compeliea to con- @ense our stock in preference to packing it up. ‘We will therefore offer our stock of BBAL AND IMITATION LAOES, LADIES' AND SERS NAINSOOK AND RIBBONS, MADE-UP LAGE GOODB, HUORINCS, TERT CERES Pamanots At a Beduction of 20 Per Cent. opportunity for supplying your amtoniate and future wante-s chanos that scious occurs to purchase fine goods at the low prices we offer them. NOOT, 915 Pennsylvania ave. _je7-Im the 4 of duly. ‘RESH MEATS AND DRESSED F Bodin ALWAYS ON HAND. HAM, BACON AND CORNED BEEF. A FRESH at eA rs AND VEGETA- FINE PRINT AND TUB BUTTER. Everything firet class, and prices reasonable, at TEE PALACE MARKET, CoRNER Mtn axp New Youe AVENUE 226 FRANK J. TIBBETS & C PRE LimE sUICE, BABPBEBRY SYRUP, STRAWBERRY SYRUP, LEMON SYRUP, BLACKBERRY BRANDY, WILD OBEREY 3UIOR. JOHN H, MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. jell 1421 New York ave. RIME NEW YORK CHEESE, (new) per Ib. Good Roasted Goite erseuens 1 Bottle Fine Whiskey Beet Stuer Tame Fon Ib). n 1 Beet, (Toe) 1 Ib Good imnperial ea 4 1 Bottle Black California Brandy. Pure Holland Gin. Try the celebrated “Bouquet Whiskey,” $2.50 per gallon. GEORGE A. O'HARE, 5e5 1213 7th n.w., bet. Mi L*cunsionis3s, FISHING PARTIES, TRAVELERS AND OTHERS: Fresh arrival of Imported and Domestic Goods. \Corned. ‘Lunch. BEEF. Sian — = Jey. CHICKEN. SOUPS—Ten ROLLED TONGUE, HA’ PICKLED. LAMB TONG TERS, PICKLED SHRIMP, PIOKLED WALNUTS. ‘WOODEN PLATES, PAPER NAPKINS. TRAVELING BABEETS. No charge for pecking aud delivering goods to art of the . sas #. W. REED’S SONS. my5 42160 F street JPN= MaxUNE GUNPOWDER TEa, 50 OxnTs Pes Lz. Best Government Java COFFEE, Roasted, 83 ot Beet ftio COFFEE, Roasted, 20 cte. per Ib. Bwiss ‘Process TLOUR €2.15 per ¥ 1 REW YORK TEA COMPANY,: Cor. 7th and K sts, ap26.3m WM. H. SPIGNUL & Co. WKST PREMIUM Awarded st the National Fatrover all other compet- rs loti MAOCOARONI. PICKLED OYS- TO CERES, The bandsomest Minnesots Patent Flonr in the United States. A MINNEOL. A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANGY, A Msenificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HT! The Btancard Fooly Flour of the District. For ssle by every first-class Grocer. WHOLESALE DEFOT: Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave. apl2 WM. M. GALT & Oo. BOOTS AND SHOES E BAVE TOO MANY GOOpS: o genuine French Kid Buttons to $2.50. high Sandal Boots to * 5 best Newport and Buttos to $1.50. 5S and4 Le} Sandals to #1 1.00 Ner rt and Sandals to 75. Misses and Children's Slippers and ‘Scaasis be- low cost. Misses’ $1.25 Kid utton Boots to $1.00. Call early while our stock is complete. WILLIAM HAHN, S16 7th st., bet. H and I, and 1922 Pa. ave. SIGN or Rep SLIPPER. je29-1w (ome ONE AND ALL: - And buy your BOOTS AND SHOESat slaughtering prices at the GEREAT BOSTON SHOVE AUCTION HOUSE, 401 Pennsyania Avenue, FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY. THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DI+- 2 TRICT. CHEAPER THAN EVER. irs Lacies' House Slippe 500 pales Lacie Newpors ties at eb and 7s 500 pairs Ladies’ Kid Sandals,” only 75e. irs Ladies" 3-strap Sandals, 500 adies'4-strap Bandae, $1.4( sree aii Aa = 1.80: 100 different styles of Ladies’ Kid Shoes, 5. A remarkable slaushter of Mea's Soo hia 81 to 85. 100 to pairs jaiters or Lace, ips, 850. ; 1,000 pairs "8 Shoes, 1 ‘or two for 5c. : irs Obi Golored Shoes, Gc. large lot of, Children nly. 250. i 's Slippers, 01 3 Jot of Boys’ Gaiters at soc. por pair, (size 1408 ) BOBTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvynia Aven: SIGN OF THE BED FLAG. $28 LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor. 1[° BEDUCE sTocx, We will offer the balance of our Meu's Fine Goat Low Button, at 63.60, for ‘a pair. Mew Fine Gat ‘Oxfords, at $3.50, former spat ; ¥ ‘rom $1.50 to #6.50 a pair. Ritrcelotof Ladies Glow aud Berge Top Kid Button Boots at $2, formerly 82. FP adie Newport Button Ties and Sandal Slippers W. H. RICH, from $1 to 83 a pair. jel 717 Market Spa NEY YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. 3 STYLISH AND REL NEAT. FLT Some FORT: WER THAN THE SAME QUALITY SAU LONE SOLD ANYWHERE. ‘Ties, from 81 to $2.50. Ladic perro ies, s3 Ladice’ ppers, $1 to 83. te : Sandals, $2.25. Eis Saat pati Bak ef er. vs Slippers and Ties re fiomtinae GEO. McCABTHY. [== MILD POWER CURES. HEREYS’ HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. eee, -ATHIO MED- mal on Dissase and Tts Oure (144 pages), sont free. spé-coly_ ee ee L. MARTIN & CO."8 CELEBRATED AR CLOn, i | STREET Park, Foxx & 1880. at 10%,m. oe si nae at Lovlock. 391-3 neve rH MOT MONDAY ‘Commen: Tickets 25 cent. Ne sp.m. € to commence at OUKTH OF 3ULx. OCCOOTAN F. Fal he steamer MARY WAS! ‘Will leave her hart Jw @, prompt, for m.” Music "and cents, sige. ® bout 8 Ak, Retura shout 8p, BBION.—TH EADIEG OF THE KE- Li. on FRIDAY EVENING. J ae . ‘on the steamer W. W. OOR- CORAN Ccayt Bakes which will leave her wharf st 5:20, returning st 26:30. Gare will be waiting o4 jokes return cf boat round trip, 25 ote, je 0 at OTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. Pereonk desiring a Aelightful change from the de- [EERNID heat of the city, cam enjoy ant our anda half's ride on the Poto- J thac river to Alexandria and return, any day during the week, for 18 cents, or 10 thekete for 50 cents, on the Ferry Boats; children under 10 xe re of age free. The Boats leave Washingioa y for Alexandria as fullows:t *, Su, t $0, », 10:30, 11:30 a.m. ; 12:30, 1-90, "2.90,"53 Bo, . 8 Wand 740 p.m." The tripe ave 30. Vand 6-30, p.m. ere especially refreshing and invigoratir «, Je30-1m, CURSIONS ER MARY E* waSainaros, ‘0 COOOQUAN FALLS Every Mordey. Wednesesy and Fri diy ‘during the season. Music. hound trip, 2c. Dancing. Leave ber wharf at 98. m. ; returning at $ p.m. ON SUNDAY TO OCCOQUAN F \LLS. Teave her wharf at 9:00 a. mi. ; returning wt 730! Reund trip, 50 cents. TO MARSHALL HALL AND MT. VERNON SPRINGS Every Paturday during th Music. Dan- ine. Leave ber wharf at .. returning at 4m. Round trip, 10 cents 2e30-20n JOR ROSTON. MASS..VIA NORFO! The Rteamer ““D. H. MULL, nt. Kolomon will Baltimore THURSDAY, July Ist, at 3pm ineludins m A tat reon: » AND AN EXOURSIO: FOL 1RERS MONROE OR OOEA TO" FO! VIEW, WITH DI kounp TRIP, A. L. HUGGINS, Agt , Je29-3m_ Boston Wharf, Baltimore. [== 4TH OF 7 IN PHILADEL- A PLEASANT SAIL ON THE WATER. AVOIDING ru® DUST axp HEAT or tne CARS. The BALTIMORE & PHILAL ELPHIA STEAM- BOAT COMPANY will issue Row Trip Excursion T 48 on July ast, ed 3d—sood to return until duly sz. to Philadelphia and Return Only Boats leave every day st opera ere ace eats ickets for sale at the office only, where any fur- ther iufereion 8 Ue ed rvceet nner, Ri ” ce Picket mit, Je29-4t XN > 3 Light st. wharf, Baltimore, al {TOKK'’S $52 TOU To WHI NS) MOUNTAINS, J X ira. baie HOTEL AND ALL EXPENSES PAID FROM WASHINGTON BACK TO WASHING DON, INCLUDING THE sccent OF MOUNT WASH- AKE WINNEPESAUKER, PROFILE, ECHO LAKE, BOSTON, Exc. Its ADVANTAGES. aye allexpenres. You need not take sny money with you. No hurry 78 an on the Journ our, the shortest time for any meal on the route. Five hours the longest rido Bithout rest. “Stopoing at seven of ‘the Lut hotel in New England. Your rail and stean ¢ et mood to return within 30 days. You can stop off at aay place named on your ticket after reaching Fubyan'ss The journey is made in easy Vhite Moun’ staxer. Two entire days for rest before reaching the Mountains. Stork’s Tour of Over 1,000 Miles To NEW YORK, NEWPORT, 3 c'clock from wharf altimore, MARTHA'S VINEYARD, Leaving July 7, 19, 20, 21, 22. COMPLETE DEAURIETNE GULDs’ OF" ALL Apply Pa. R. R- Office, 1th Dortheast cor 6th st. and Pa. ave and Potomac K. i, Washington, ‘OLD THE Four, Grand Extarion es wee ‘xcursion to y FERRY MONDAY, July 5th, , the Warhinut-n Excursion mre. = 5 Eiraing st pom. “rickts gh 90" chi Mra beige urping at 6 p.m. ‘Tic 35; Sand 12, 65 cents, Ticked B ko Re Breas Adams’, Croples a store, Georvetown ; God. frey & Randalls, 1949 Eat. uw. For farther pare ticulare see cit 5 328-61" E. 8. RANDALL, Manager. Gasp DAYLIGHT EXCUSSION, JULY 3p AND 4rn. NORFOLK, OCEAN VIEW, FORTRESS MON- KOE, PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT, ‘On the Safe and Elegant Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE. Steamer leaves 6th-etreet wharf SATURDAY, July 34.at8a.m sharp, connecting at Norfolk with the care for srideof sivht miles to Ocean View, retarning on Sunday afternoon, and arriving in Washington Monday morning. Konud-trip tickets $1.58. Gar fare from Norfolk to Ocean View and return 30 cents, good until used, to return on any of the company's steamers. ‘Tickets for sale at office, 613 nitan Bank. 15th street, under National Metropo Je28-8t ALFRED WOOD, Secretary. OUNG CATHOLICS’ FRIENDS, EXCURSION 10 “BLACKISTON Sei ISLAND. ON THE PAST STEAMER JANE MOSELEY, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1s90. Tickets, $1. Children between 10 and 16 years of ave half price; children under 10 free. “ “Steamer will leave 6thstrect wharf at 8 o'clock a.m., sharp. je28 Jy1,2,3 . MOONLIGHT. EXCURSIONS.( y O° Paty CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, 20 De at Gi atid Marehall T leaves: fall F PARK, %i\ GIESBORO, We PrP) for’ Plonios xeursions. The , « wie sre. ial Loup and a Donut dive by road to Park. First-class accommodations at city prices: also,fine stabling pormmmonerions| for 3e8-2m_ Proprietor. PAVILLION NOW OPEN LYMONT FOR Picnics and Excursions. resort reno bas been roughly vated and . T. J. TEODDEN, Agent, No. 205 7th st. n.w., or IVINS, Proprietor. 7th-rt. wharf. . omer ‘7th. Je2-1m* HOUSEFURNISHINGS. NEW ENTERPRISE FOR 0th ST. hy ae, Tia, Stee ora Fre id red Hw New China, Giase and Hietishine Store, 436 Oth st- tu ing Store, jel2im 194 Bridge st., Georsctown. G4 STOVES! GAS STOVES! THE CELEBRATED BNGLIS: STYLE. WILL DO THE WORK LESS TIME. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN THE MARKET. ‘531 15th et. Gi Call and see them, No. FULL LINE AS FIXTUBES. = GS2 25th st... 58 E. F. BROOKS, E?>>* = REFEIGERATORS, gin maples FOWLEB'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING BOOM KEFRIGERATOBS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, ‘Late Webb & Beveridge, ) Importer of China, Glass Ware, &c., 1008 Pa. ave. QUFriis | vd ‘ A ? A