Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1880, Page 4

FAMILY SUPPLIES: ERBER'S Fuop. RIDGELEY'S FOOD. THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. July 7, isso. The Weather. IXDICATIONS TO-DAY. Orvice oF CivEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, Jtily 7, 1850, For New England and middle Atlantic states, Clear or partly cloudy weather, northeasterly Winds generally shifting to southerly, station- ary or higher temperature and barometer. RANGR OF THE THERMOMETER. are the readings of the thermom- ‘The follow! ro ter at the Signal OMce during the day:—7 a1 36 am., 75°; 11 am, 4°; 3 p.m, 36% > i Maximum, Si: minfmum, LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. Louis Bagger and J. B. Fullerton have been acinitted to the Deere mn the report of the ittee on examination. cofe General Workingmen’s Benevolent, so- Clety (German) met last evening at’ Beck's hall, and elected che following off for the ensu- levers, president; W. Koch, vice Kozel, secreta Dahler, treas- urer; John Mogg. L. Stevers, ‘Charles Hammer ammerer, executive committee; E. , F. Tauber and John Welde, sick Presiden ‘nds of Mr. Jesse Willams, an et: N sti ghty- en, residing De tween ulatip fine girl chil i Williams Is the oldest father of so young a child ip the District. . ‘The following patents have been issued to 4 and ists 4 < him og his wife him wit wu Saturday morning last. ha Mr. eprsons in this city and neighborhood: B. F. Ernbos: mill for grinding and reducing; David E, Eutrow, railway track: Hiram R. Met book mark; H. A. Seymour, stool; Bryan Ty: vold-saving apparatus. Robert Portner, Ale ardria, and B. E. J. Ells, Washington, process and apparatus for cooling alr. A little son of Mr. Ceorge Miller shot, himsclt on Monflay ng With a toy pistol tn the band. fan extracted the ball yester- who came to this city aler county, Joon Ane f Lieut. Bo! 8 r, near and he was brought to riers, and this morning his with hitm for his hom Criminal Court, $ were called, bi of bi he grand juro: there bet dover to o'clock. Monday evening four y ff the train e Bal at Jessup’s train. The o teeth from th bounce og men were put & vulo railrozd oft the other three, Ch. arie vens and Kobert J. Han- t orders and granting fauit adjourned the About S o'clock tht: son of Wr s Water stive Tary absence A Shocking Domestic Tragedy. MAN'S BEAD CRUSI FRAY Ww BIS WIFE AND Peter Lyneh, a gardener, living for a number Of years on ith street northeast, was found lying at his home, on 7th, near East Capitol street, yesterday afternoon, suffering from very Serfous thjuries on his head, recelved on the night before in a quarrel and fight with bis wife and son, In which he appears to have got the Worst of it. Dr. McCoy, who was called in, findix ushed advised his tm removal to the Providence hospl's the sufferer, still couscious, presis: A but to thi tently objected, and it was not until early this morning that he could be removed for d treatment to this hospital, he belag in Ing condition. It was ascertained that Lyneh came home Monday night about 10 0’vlock, abd a quarrel soon afterwards commenced be. tween bimself, and his wite and son James, a 2 years old. During this fight the yneh received a blow with a brick, which b to the foo His wife and son tmme- ft the house, leaving the old man pros- roper . With ho one to look alter him except his two little daughters. ‘The sister of Mrs. Lynch, Who Was present, and who also left with her and her son, yesterday reported the case to Dr. McCoy. ‘The’ wife, it 1s stated, returned yester- y to the house. Her statement Is that Lynch, ip chasing her, fell and received the wound ta falling. ‘The son is still absent, and it ts sald has left the city. The lajuries of Lyncn are p2- lieved to be fata Broke His Arw.—Jerr ‘autler, driver of one of F. K. Ward's milk wagons, while mounting his wagon on I, between 6th’ and ith streeis, yesterday afternoon, was thrown to the ground in consequence of his horse starting too soon, and one of the whe th street and New York e. by Mr. Ward, w medical attenu his home, corner of Was rex dered by Dr. Buikiey ee ep.—hr. J. W2u 2 comprouise In t 5 Join Mana, by hiv iff half her hisband's of Peter Campbell agt. ired for the plaintiff a seo- P a dwelling aad store on 20th and K streets northwest. Upon these settlements the parties made frichds aud the cases were en- tered as settled. FOR THE GARFIELD & ARTHCR RavwicaTion M#eTING.—Last event! ecutive committee of the repubi committee met at the rooms of the Natlonai Veteran Club—Gen. E. W. Whitaker In the ¢ehalr, and Henry Hinber Secretary. The fol- lowing cOtmulltees were appointed To make the | heetssary arrangements for a Garfield and Ar- thur ratification meeting to be held In this city alier the puditcation of the le eplaice of the candidates: Committee at . J. Bowen (chairman), . B. Wall, RJ. Beall, J. W Li. Petes in: ng A central ey and Perry S “rat Stand and sn. — (chairman), Henry } t dob, je., Isaiah W lowing officers, ni ‘ ., Saja Wasu- ; Piected the illo 5, Satin Vanable | ESSted: D. G, Eichelberser ‘ a WM AS Windom, aM : 1T AGAINST A FIRE EXTINGCIS! District Government Affairs. a In response to a communication from a citi- zen requesting that Mt between 14th aad I6th streets, be repaved with asphaltum pave- ment, the Commissioners state that there are other streets in equally bad condition, which are more important than this. The amount of work which can be done in repaving during the present year will depend on the receipts from taxes. Colonel Wm. Keyser, vice president of the paltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, to-day psid up the reaF and personal taxes on the company’s property in this District for the year ending June 30, 150, amounting to $4,000. Sev- eral other considerable amounts were also paid to-day, among them the National Hotel person- al tax, amounting to §1.000. The District Commissioners have made ap order “that a wagon stand Is hereby established on the east side of the carriage way of High street, Immediately below Jones’ alley, in the city of Georgetown, until otherwise ordered, and all parties using this stand must first agree to remove, every twenty-four hours. the ma- ure and dirt arising from their occupancy of street.” IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS. The Commissioners have issued an order “that in the revision of special assessments of streets or portions thereof, where the grading or other specific work is incomplete, the charge | for the work not completed shall be deducted | from the assessment, and charged to the gen eal fund, tobe taken up in aay future assess ment that may be made upon completion of the | work, or held as an offset to any clatms for damages that may be made or behalf of the property effected thereby; that in carrying Into effect this order all grades shall be considered complete which have been brought within two feet of actual grade from street to street.” HOLMEAD'S CEMETERY, ‘The District Commissioners have given noti that they are prepared to act upon all appli tiens to them Holmead cemetery, under the provisions of act of June 4, 18s6, appropriating ¢ R jose, and they notify all. persons having jodies of friends or relatives interred in that cemetery to make known thelr wishes to the District authorities as to the disposition to be made of the same. BIDS FOR STONE BLOCK PAVING. fds were opened in the office 8f the District issioners to-day for repaving with stone 6th street, between F and G, 11th street, between F and G; B, between ist and 3d streets borthwest; and Ist, between B and C streets sgutheast, as per advertised proposals, as fol- lows: Thomas Joyce, 6th and i1th streets at 5s its per square yard, and B and ist streets at per square yard; J. afford, 58*; cent are yard On all four of said streets; Him- 000 for tat } | stree | ofticer, and | having had but a few hours’ sleep. « Fieteher, 58 cents yard on all four streets; Jonathan Taylor, 56*/ cents on all four Of the Streets Steeps « Gannon, 56 cents on 6th street, 57 cents on lith street, “4 on a t street; Pat. Mahoney, cents On 6th street, 60 on ith, and 54 on Band on Ist s bavid Roach, ‘Informal; Mohler «& Reynolds, cents on all of the streets nameil & Carmody, 59 cents on 6th street, 63 on lth street, 56 on’ B street, and 53 on Ist street; McKnight & Co., 51 cents on all the streets named; Thomas Kirby, 60 cents per sqare yard on 6th and 11th streets and 56 cents on B and on ist streets, No award was made, bur itis probable that ‘the award will be madé fo Messrs. McKnight & Co., they being the lowest bidders. A Woman SHOOTING C. Amanda Dorsey and Laura Scott, colored, got into a fight last night on H, between 3d and 4% streets south West, during which Amanda pulled out a pistol and discharged It at Laura, the ball missing her and striking a colored woman named Ida But- ler, passing in under the shoulder blade and lodging in the left breast. Ida lives in Louse alley. The wound, though painful, fs not can- ered dangerous. -\ SHOOTING; W oMAN.—Clara Willlams, a wb! woman, who ‘had been ed trom jail Mon- day morning, where she had served out a tera for assault, returned to-her old haunts on C, be- tween Isth and 13% streets, and almost her tirst Act Was to shoot'a pistol at a neighbor's door ut of revenge. On the officers attempting to arrest her she resisted,and they were compelled to put her in a wagon and send her to the sta- tion house, Clara in the meantime making It lively for the officers. Yesterday she was sent Yo the work house for disorderly conduct by Judge Snell. BENEDICTINE MALT WINE BEER.—Finley Koch, agents, 1206 Pennsylvania avenue. THE SaD SUICIDE OF THOMAS AMIS, OF ARKANSAS.—Thomas Amis, who died at Prov dence hospital yesterday from the effects of gunshot wound inflicted by llmseif, as stated ih THe Sax yesterday, was buried in the pot- ter's field last evening, he having no friends A here nor means to give him different burial. telegram has been found among his effect ceived recently from bis wife in Arkansas, ing If he would come home in the event th they could raise means to send for him. De- ceased stated to Bis attendants before he died that the act was committed by himself, ne hav- ing no desire to live any longer, his family be:g impoverished by reason of bis losses; that he had spent several months in this city en- deavoring to get_his pension money from his egent, who had drawn and kept it; that he had expended all his means tn living, and could not go home aud face his poor family. ROUGH ON POLICEMAN McDONALD.—There 1s some feeling in police circles he remark mace by Judge Snell yesterday to Oliver Me Donald, who had had a hard struggle drunken man on Monday night, an testimony tu the court of the particulars. 1 insinuation made by the court was that the of cer Was drunk or had been drinking, which ts most emphatically dented by MeDonld and h Iriends, who state that he Isa strict ten apee man. McDonald has been an et! Monday night sceins to have had hard time at Lofiler’s garden and vicinity where be (with Station-keeper Wilsonj had 4 tussle (outside the garden) with some negro roughs, and was badly used, as stated tn yester. day's Stak. Subsequently he was rouguly us ib making an arrest inside the garden. M MeD. was naturally fatigued when in court, “CONCENTRATED LEMONAD# at Prentiss’, corner 7th and F sts. n.w., for ptentes, excursions, ete.t ‘THE SECOND SUIT AGAINST THE District under the recent act of Congress conferring jurisdic Ucn in such matters on the Court of Claims, entered by Paine, Grafton & Ladd, 1s that of h I. Fletcher, No. 2 in the docket, bein 29 and interest, This was on a con ith the board of public works to lay the “ging around the Botanical Garden. ntractor claims that under his contract ie 457. An Excurs' ist Fatally Injured. HIS SKULL SPLIT OPEN BY SOME PERSON UNKXOWN. On Monday last Mr. Frank Wyman, a clerk in the Census office, living at 1005 E street northwest, went from this city on an excursion to Annapolis. Md. On the return wip in the evening, while changing cars at Abnay is Junction, Mr. Wyman was struck on top of the head, no one seems to know how, or what Sort of instrument; but the wound rerdered him insensible trom that time up tothe present, and it 1s feared that the biow wit prove fatal. Hie was put aboard the train and arrived here about i o'clock yesterday morning, when the police ambulance was sent for and cin Weeaen ital. Dr. Kliot aclean longi- through {nto two pieces of the skull bone.’ The man 1s sink- ing and 1s not expected to recover. The by- standers at Annapolis Junction stated that he Was standing on the track and that the engine struck him, but this is doubted by the train men. Dr, &. belleves that he was struck with a hatchet or axe by some one, as the cut isaclean one. The affair 1g involved in considerable Inystery, and itis likely that an investigation Will be held. The Baltimore News says that Wyman was fouily dealt with; that a careful examination of the locomotive, which was on the siding at the time of the occurrence, falled to develop any evidence of it having been in contact with a human being, and that the en- gine driver and his fireman’ 'say that they saw bo one struck by their machine. Mr. Wyman Was stiking at two o'clock to-day. MARRIAGE Licensks have been isued to James B. Lokey aud Annie B. Jones; W. Percy Ander- son and Mary B. Bartlett; 'W. Sparrow and Amelia Harmon; Jas. D. Henley and Rosanna Tone ‘has. J. Anderson and Mary J. Waters; Edward F. Warren and Ida M. Cord. THE CUURTS. Equity Court—Judge Cox, ‘o-day, Dunawin agt. Dunawin; commisston to take testimony. Moss King agt, Balkley; publication ordei Belt agt. Green; pro con? fesso, Gist agt. Gatehell; d0., and trustee ap- jointed. Cahill agt. Cantil; recetvers appointed. coal agt. Douglas; deed declared votd. Grote agt. Grote; divorce granted. Mifiin agt. Mimlin; do. Conrad agt. Conrad; do, Young agt, Young: do. Tobor agt. Tobor; substitution of trustee. Galt agt. Dent; restraining order discharged and tnjunction dented. Murphy agt. O'Dwyer: auditor's report coniirmed. Borland agt. By ee conneel fees allowed and fund ordered in- vested. CRIMINAL CovRT—Juaye James A To-day, Francis Ming beer without license: forfeiture s le and Dench Warrant quashed. ‘The case was submitted and the court imposed a fine of $2 andcosts, G. A Bartholomew, unlicensed bar; plead guilty, and fine of $105 imposed, with a stay of execution, M. Laurenzi, charged with keeping bar open on Sunday, gulity; motion for new trial. David E. Coleman, wulicensed produce dealer; noile pros. A. J. Bradley; do; motion to quash overruled. PoLicr Covrt—Juige Snel. To-day, Daniel Almond, Jas. Brown, Marga- ret Kirby, Timothy McCarthy, Thos. Noone and Michael 'Touhby, rged with keeping cow 3 Within 20) feet of a dweiling house; $1 or Seach. John W. Barnes. Geo. Rone and Samuel Philips, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days each in the workhouse. ° Geo. ' Cissell, loud and bois- terous; forfeited collateral. Arthur Cleveland, do.; $5 or 15 days. Alexander Lancaster, do.; do. Henry Matthews, disorderly in the county; do. Patrick Frank, protanity; forfeited collateral. Isaac B, Lone, do.; $5 days. Geo. Lomax, loud and boisterous; do. Philip Kernan, do.; forfeited collateral. Parker, assaiilt on 5 days. Wallace Myers, in jath Dennis or 15 da! sault on Sarah Howard; Frank Williams, malictons Sarah Johnson, charged eping a disorderly house; $25 or 30 days. ara Henderson, coniempt of court; $1 or 1 . Henry Johnson, larceny of $5 from Chas. li, Queen; $10 or 30 days. Mary Wallace, Annie Grauson and Lavina Parker, malictous trespass; $5 or 15 days each. -o-___. sT.—“What Is going to a reporter asked i):. Gunp. one of the physicians who Is watebing Dr. Tanner, who proposes to fast forty days, 1a New York, on Sunday last. “I think a great advantage in the treatment of all intestinal disorders,” replied Dr. Gunn. “If a person can fast for this length of time we can discontinue feeding In cases of inflammation of the stom- ach and bowels, thus avolding irritation, and thereby effect ‘cures much more rapidly. It wiil also illustrate other important medical facts. Besides, it it is generally known that a person can live a longer time than 1s popularly supposed In cases of shipwreck, for Instance, by 2 ng the will power, the castaway will b> able to hold out longer. In such cases despair is more often the cause of death than the actual lack of focd. Finally, if the doctor succeeds he will demonstrate thé power of mind over ma'- ter, and the result may lead to the knowledge of many psychological facts which as yet we know xothing o ——_— CUTICURA —_~. DR TANNER’S LONG I be galned by this t BLOOD REMEDIES. Skin Diseases are but the Signs of Blood Poisons, edies and methods of treatment fail. RESOLVENT CurreuKs purities the blood, renovates and invis- tem, absorbs and carries away poi-o.1- «i by enrichiny and strengthening the ith new life every organ and pro- Herce the permanence of the orates the 8; cesa of the body. cures made by the Cvaictna REMEDIES. ICURA, & Medic! Jelly for external applic: rests disease, eats away dead flesh autskin, allays inflammation, itching and irritation, and heals ulcers, sores, sndtcalp affections with los: of hair when the RESOLVENTis t RA Soar, prepared from C: refreshing, andthe only natural bei Was to have been paid in lawful money of tie United States, but on demand was refused pay- | now Sues forthe difference betw | Value and the market value. x, | of Mecha cS, at their annual meeung last n: ment in mc! ', and compelled to take certitt- iLeS Of the boaru Of public works, at their face falne, to the amount uf $11,523. The claimam Ube face Coc!™BIA Lopes, No. 1, Independent Ora Cul; Row 5 . Cha; 1 $3 iv, eiser, Fin. Se James M. Pollard bas filed @ bil t W. L. Courucc¥, Treas: Win. M. Ashley, ¢: ton - Extinguisher Company, of | qyctor; J. B. dilller, R. Guardta Wem ee Ce : « Frew fora ssignment ot L. Guard to W. M.; A. Hughes, H eeaain the pi i apparatus made by the com- | 4g -°C. Balser, L. rd. ters Hardt pany to himself. He clatms that he asst: Senunel; Geo. Chism, ©. Sentinal his patent of June 1 ,to Charles M. Mar- | a Un, acting for th pany, for $5,000 cash, 15 \ 3 aaa ity ai et agency of the com- per month and traveling expeas pald, but no other being now $1,000 of yon royalty due bim d the capital for the quently withdrew, takin »0, on Which he obtalned a the company ta Chicago a now. pany, oS note for $ adg- here . Austin, T. ner were appointed U marked that the Xpected to have had a propo- to make to-night. but the chairman, Mr. Sypher, was abse committee had had political contributions ot uthern republl paid to Gen. Reynolds. The idea of the com- mittee was that if this course was adopted they Would be able to save to the repubilean Party certain districts which they Know more about than does the national committee. Gen. Reynolds (Judge Freeman tn the chair) bddressed the association, explaining thas the ‘object Was o place themselves tn communica {ob with the party ia the south, He defended 1 © repiblican party tn the south, potating with ive fo Alabama, and asking If any state which al been under republican rule pres@ated such a@sorry spec «5 Virginia, whicn had never been out of the hanas of the democracy. Gen. eral Hancock 1s but a mask hind which are the confederate brigadiers, the huklux and the might riders; and he felt certain that General Garteld would be elected. Mr. Hill, of Arkansas, warmly sup- Ported the suggestion to assist the republican y in the south to win close Congressional istricts, and thought twenty might be thus Mr. il. G. Worthington, of South Car- A RICEMOND MAN SRERESTED ON A Cul ROvBERY IN NOK¥OLK.—On the 22d June Major Brock received a telegram from Chief of Police dos. A. Rolland, of Norfolk, Va., to arrest, on the arrival of the Norfolk boat in this city, oue Jobn H. McClure, a young white man; (de- scribing him), who had stolen a vest and’god watch and charm from Mr. S. Omohundro, agentot the New York and Norfolk Une of steamers, valued at $370. Mr. McDevitt and Mr. Voss kept wateh for the thief, but he fatled to arrive on the boat tndicated in the dispatch. ‘The detectives, however, kept up their waich on the arrival of succeeding boats. In the meantime they found the watch and chain in | pawn in this city, recognizing It by the de scription given. Knowing that the alleged Unler must be here, they kept on the looku it for him, and tast night Detective McDevitt captured him at the corner of 10th and C streets and lodged him in the central station. He was taken to headquarters this morning by Mc Voss, and will be retatned there until the rival of the Norfolk officers, who have been n: Ufled of his arrest. He is a native of Kicnmond, Va. Focr DECREES OF Divorce.—To-day, the Equity Court, Judge Cox made four acerees in divorce cases. The first was in the e of Julia Conrad agt. Joseph S. Conrad. Her peti- Uon sets forts a marriage at Fort Kearacy, ‘Nebraska, tn 1560; that she has on® son by re- spondent, and she charges that over two years ago he deserted her. The respondent in nis answer made a general dental of the charge, and stated that he was stationed tn Dakota, but was a citizen of New York. Messrs, Shel barger and Wilson appeared for platntiff, ( Crittenden for Col. Conrad, and Mr. J, A. Clarke ok the testimony. oa decree of divorce was also made tn the case of Aitce Mifiiin agt, Charles H. Mifilln. ‘These ‘tes were married in September, 1875, in Buumore, and she desertion’ in August. 1876. Mrs, Lockwood appeared for peultioner and I. Williamson took the test- mopy. ‘Also, a decree of divorce in the case of Nellie carried. olipa, also urged the project. Mr. Avery bony oe Alabama and Mississipp! could be car- ried for Weaver if the Tepublicans dropped thelr own electoral ticket_and supported the greea- back one as against the democrats, ‘The assoctation took a recess and organized a L. Young agt. Constantine Young, in which the a was: — in March meyels ee in : les were married ‘el 16 0 yn, and she charges that he deserted her November of the same year. Mr. R. Coye lock the testimony. S meeting which adopted a resolution ipdorsin Also, a decree of divorce in the case of Jul dudge Tarbell, ep ay first controller, #3 a cate Eliza Grobr, (for whom Mr. A. B. Williams a Gidste for the position of first contruiler, to be | peared), agt. John Grohr. ‘The Wo jnade vacant by the resignation of Judge Por- | Imarried in Septeasber, 1S72, and she c! bad Peron the Toth instant. “Tue association then | treatment, desertion on Septgmber 13th, 18:3, geassembled. and after speeches Dy Messrs. | and adultery in December afid January last. Baroy and Smith, adjourned, Mr. J, A. Cuarke took the testimony. vas be ; SHAVING Soar, also pre pared from Cuticura, is the first and only msdicinal soap compounded expressly for shaving. skin, which it softens, whitens, yond praise. RUANING SORES. Iatere~ ~ at Account of the Kien?) e - ung count Len, Hieetify ora SMessre. Lovuxors & Hiskuam, Druggists:— Derr Sirs.—On the 23d of August, 1877, I had the iisfortune of having my leg broken, ‘in frout of Willis Sterns’ dry goods store, by a case of woods beiog thrown on me. ‘The bone was set by a pliys!- cian of this place. Upon removing the spiuta, gores broke out from ty knee to the heel,and sev eral physicians calied it varicose veins,and ordere.i me to Wear rubber stockings. After wearing out Sbout $25 worth of different makes without auy Bape of any cre, I cought the OcricURA’ Best Di¥s for the purpose, as I expreseed it at the ti to be humbusged again. Before half had béent Sores heal up oe js tobe seen. I ra- neighboring lady who vith a sore wrist. After * she i8 completely edie HENRY LANDEOKER. uecd T was astonished to eee the by one, and now not one sore SALT RHEUM Treated by 'T: PI all Hinds of Medicine?” Messrs. WEEKS & Porren: my duty to inform Ten Years. Usea Dewi you of wh. “3, —I feel it your Ouricuas Brogpiss have done for me. I have suffered from by at lesat ony auantity of medicine PE, Femedies, which ny Salt Rheum for ten years, been treat ten physicians,and taken without cure untill took Dave been perfectly succes: the skin on my face, scalp and body as white aud free trou bugoras anyDedy a yours truly, NH. LOVEsoy. AUBURN, Bz’, Sprit 3, 1879. me in iny éase, leaving ITCHING HUMOR For Eleven Years Curci. Jonx W. F. Honns, Fso., North Hampton, N.H , well RuoWn a8 the oriviuator of the @itizena’ Line Coaches, Boston, writes that he has been cured by the CvTicura REmeEprEs of an Itching Humor from which he kas been a great suderer,as all bis friends ne He considers them the greatest remedies of © ae. CUTICURA REMEDIES For Blood, Skin and Scalp Humors Are prepared Weexs & Porren, aud Druggiste, ‘Washi treet 21 Front street, Toront 50 conte ; Lend ; CoTiGuRA MEptror- Bal LET Soap, cake; CuTICURA MEDICINAL SHavine Soar, 15 canta; in bara for ‘bar bers and large consumers, 60 cants. COLLINS’ Voltaic Plasters, hs Legg relieve Pain, Soreness and Weak 1ces. aw | perfect substitute for mother’s mk ever mad Picnics, Excursions, &c. The steamer City of Alexandria will leave this Mart ati:15 o'clock for Glymont, returning at 11:20, ‘The steamship Wm. Crane, Capt. F. M. Howes, ‘Will sail from Baltimore to-morrow at 3 p.m. Fare to Boston, including meals and state-room. berth, and an excursion from Norfolk to Fortress mee - Ocean View, with dinner at either point, ‘The Mattano will leave at 7 this evening fora 50-mile sail down the river. The trips to Alexandria on the ferry boats are very refreshing these afternoons, The North Capitol M. E. Church excursion comes off to-morrow evening on the Corcoran. ‘The boat will go to Glymont. Urs AND Downs OF CiT1gs AND TowNs.—The changes of commerce that destroy and build up cities replay, almost like the vision of Alladin’s. golden lamp, find another exemplar in the Seeming great prospenty of New Orleans, not only present, but still greater in the near future. ‘ar-Wworh — poverty-crust — plague- stricken—she, like a Pheenix, revives and pre- sents a bus¥ scene of wealth-producing industry. But amid it ail stands the Charity Hospital, which depends for its existence andjevery ready means of doing good on the revenue It derives frem the sale of the tickets of the Louisiana. te Lottery Company, whose drawings monthly afford an opportunity to win a for- tune. For further information apply to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La., or same person at No. 319 Broadway, New York City. t CITY ITEMS. In FIVE to 20 minutes Lodille’s cite will cure the worst case, PERFECTION.—Mrs. 8. A. Allen’s Improved Worla’s Hair Restorer always grateful and ben- efictal to the human hatr. One trial establishes its superiority and excellence. Over 40 years the favorite preparation. It cannot fail to restore gray hair to its youthful color and pro- duce luxuriant growth. Your hair will cease to fall. Dandruff quickly removed. A beautiful zloss and delightful fragrance 1s given to the flair. ‘Sold by Druggists, $1.25 per bottle. Headache Spe- THICK Foop cannot be digested by infants. Meiliv’s Food is designed to take the place ot the thick pap which sours the stomach of so infants. It ts healthful, nourishing, and commended by the faculty, as the most All Druggists and Grocers have it. Price, cents. T. METCALF « Co., Boston, Mass. BENEDICTINE malt wine bee! agents, 1206 Pennsylvania a Finley & Koch, 2 Opinion of Eminent Dr. H.R. Walton, Annapolis, Md. 0 id Extract of Beef isa m nt preparation. It 18 par excel- lence. Superior to cod liver oil or anything I have ever used In wasted or impatred constitu- Uons, and anexcellent preventive of malarial diseases, Sold by all druggists and groce malt wine beer. Finley & Koch, Ivania ave. aw “Itching Piles,” Are a very distressing complaint. Symptons are moisture, like perspiration, intense Itching, particularly at night, after getting warm in ed. Do not suffer another hour and allow them to become aggravated. certain cure. “Skin Diseases” —Swayne’s Ointment. “Swayne’s Ointment” effectually 3 cures tetter, pimples, salt rheum, ‘3 Tins rm, every form of skin at trifling cost; at all CROMWELL, Wholesale Swayne’s Ointment a geist. Agenis, Washington. “ BUCHUPABIA.”—Quick, complete cure 4 to 6 days; all urinary complaints; 31, at druggist: For Washington at 450 Pa. ave, “RovgH ON Rats.”—Ask druggist for it. It clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed-bugs. 16c. a box; for Washington at 490 Pa. avenue, ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh alderney butter hurned every morning, and delivered in 34 ibs. “ Ward” prints, 30c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 6c. per qt. ee LADIES’ GOODS. LLIAN. - MM. Wei Ges. orr aut saces. In‘order to make room for my usual FALL IM- PORTATIONS, I will take 20 per cent. from all sales, to reduce my large stock of Trimmed and Untrimmed Bonnete, Fine Millinery, Goods, Suits, Drees and Traveling Wraps, Domestic and French Handmade Undergarments; 3 Brands of Parisian Corsets, Dreés Trimmings, Gloves; a fresh assort- ment of Laces and all thé Latent Novelties, ete., Ce ee pe WELLIAN, 007 Penna, ave. e reviee, Paris. ‘These Goods are fresh in every department. je26 QUMMEEH sTYLES FOR SEA SIDE. CHIP, (GHORN, ~’ FAYAL HATS, Large assortment, newest shapes, at J. P. PALMER'S, 1107 F ats. n.w. N. B. Personal attention given to all millinery orders. oo my3i ERMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES. ‘he best in the world for the money. All Winter will be sold at for the next 80 days. Alaa ora sie ox pete ext ._ AsO, cap. LADIES" and GHILDREWS BHOMS MADE TO OBDER. mar20 D1 fa BELLE LUCAS DBXSSMAKING ANU PATTERN FABLOR& 80] MARKET SPACR, Gorner 8th st., Keep Bullding. PLAITING, 092 Sth st. n.w. decks ———___ READ THIS COLUMN. Iron Bitters \Curatine A Powerful Tonic.| A Vegetable Medicine ron Bitters Curatine Complete Strengthener. Akeliable Medicine Iron Bitters ‘Curatine A Sure Appetizer.| Oures Blood Diseases. Iron Bitters Curatine Enrich the Blood. jCures Liver Complsint« Kron Bitters /Curatine : Renew the Vigor. Gures Kidney Affection? ra Curatins Trom Bittsre Vitality. ‘Oures Sorofuis. 1 ema Curatine rt aese Curea Rheumatier: iron Bitters ‘Curatine Itch, Cure Dyspepsia, For Tetter: ag ier Tron Pitter adigestion. '‘Curatine Cures Pimples Iron Bitters and Blotches Cure Nervous .'Curatine Enritability. | Boils & Old Sores fron Bitters Langour. Curatine ous | ures Uisers and Bo: 2. Curatine For Mercurial nite Iron Bitters Oure Paint netroation. Price 1s Bottle. | Price $1 a Bottle. {RON BITTERS AND OURATINB 485 Penvaszi- STOTT & ORO! va ay ee Oroeale oad retail and by a Drie: BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS. A WONDERFUL REMEDY. ians everywhere prescribe and endorse then as a great improvement on the common slow- acting porous piasier and all similar articles. Dr. J. W. Thompson, (one of the Philadel- phia Jurors. ) ““Prefer them to all others." Use them in my Practice. Dr. F. Deva Dr. A. Wool Warsaw, Ind. Scribe none but these." ¢ Dr. J. W.Gully, St. Louis, Mo. (‘I have preecribed them with great success. a wonderful remedy. ‘One of the few adver- tised articles not a humbug.” Infirma: ‘onien and Children, Louteviie ty teh speak in wy. 2 Porch treenstn I pre- + My. **The members of our. ‘the ighest terms of your plasters, " Chemical Gazette, N. ¥. ‘Unquestionably an tuproveluent on cranaany porous plasters.” Over 2,000 have signed a paper atatiny that Ph; ees that Physicians say aren every toy Superior it the fe coh aL oe ‘lies in he fact that they are the the it. For Lame pS sae ee tae es ‘and take no other. ‘by sta. a ane Meee § FRUIT OF 14) ANDRO®COGG: WAMBUTTA. 1 DRY GOODs. Wwmts MASALIA * 873%, 58, 6235 cents. FIGURED SWISS 25, 30, 35, 373¢ cents. PARASOLS AND BUN UMBRELLAS AT COsY. LACE BUNTINGS 25, 35, 45, 90 cents. PACIFICO LAWNS 123 cente. FINE QUALITY OF LINEN LAWNS 20 cents. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.) 3¥6 O18 7th st. n.w. LOWEST PRICES veT: 1C0 pieces LAWNS, 8c. ; rednced from 12%. 100 pieces LAWNS: Bordered Se. netuced from 10, 8U pieces BLACK BUNTING STRIPES, ‘25c. ; re- tes from 37}. 500 pleces PLAID and STRIPED MUSLIN, 123 5c. : reduced from 25 and 37}¢c. E LOOM UOTION, 10. IN and LONSDALE, 90. A 5 Full-width SHEETING, 25c. Auditor's and Drawback Certificates taken at par. GEO. J. JOHNSO: jy3 kz {PRD We have on hind a spt DRESS GOODS, comprisin; Fancy and Black AILKS, Black and Colored Sik GRENADINES, Black Silk Hernanis, Pongeea, Seereuckers, Shooda Clothe, Mummy Cloths Lace Buntin inen Lawus, Madras Ginghams. India Mulls and French Nainsooks, all ersdes. An inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & CO, BP st. n.w., near Ebbitt Honee. DOUGLASS’, St. Cloud Building. 50 DOZEN = HONEY-COMB AND UNBLEACHED HUCK TOWELS, AT 25 Gents Eacu. DOUGLASS’, Oth street. Oth street, dyl L*4* ‘ST ASSORTM) NT = or LINEN LAWNS IN WASHINGTON. FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS, AMERIOAN LAWNS. 1,000 yards of Beautiful FIGURED LAWNS, re- aueed from 125. down to 6c. Beal LINEN LAWNS (Figured), reduced from 25c. down to 15c. BLACK LINEN LAWNS. BLACK FRENOH LAWNS. INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable article for Ladies’ White Dresses, 20, 25, 31, 870. Beautiful Striped (thin) WHITE GOODS, reduce rom 25¢. down to 15c. CARTER’S, ‘Til Market Space. Real WAMSUTTA COTTON, reduced from 14c. down to Ie. Pure LINEN TABLE DaMASK, reduced from ‘J5e. down to 50c. NOTTINGHAM LACK for curtains, 12c. upto $1. BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, VERY CHEAP. Beautiful TWILLED (Wool) DRESS GOODS, re duced from 25c. down to lsc. CARTER’S, Jel 711 Market Space. CARFS! SCARFS: SCARFSs:! A large invoice of SCARF, new styles, just re- ceived, to be sold at extremely low ices. SHIRTS made to order in first-class style; fit guaranteed. ‘i Ready-made Shirts of our own make always in THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, 816 F st. n.w., _3e12 Opposite Patent Oitice’ RANCH OF THE BALTIMORE B SiEZAM SHIRT ST AOTOHES 435 7th street new. i A ite in ec eae : Six Fine Shirts, to orde x PERFECT FIT GU. \ONEY REFUNDED. mone {We call yeur especial attention to our Reinforced Shirt, complete, at one dollar. A full line of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. 435 7th st. n.w., Je8-1y Washington, D.O. QuETs CHEAPER THAN EVER. ‘Our is cheaper BHIET aniston, only 80 cts. The’ * a taned, 00 cle, Our LINEN COLLARS, latest ety at 83,50 per oreny as is usually sold ai 82.50. ir Bilk NEOK’ ‘AR beats the world in quality and price. Silk SCAKFS at 25 cts. are EA MOARIY co cooTtrtta fod ab Be cent a trade generally. 780 1002 & SS’, qe TO DUBREUIL BROS., reet n.w. 1112 F street northwest, ‘And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SBIBTS. THE ON (ON A BoE FOR TES aur ENT fore Bae ters Half-dozen Elovan it SHIRTS... Our Best SHIRT, Plaited Bosom, $12. A fine assortment of GENT" ‘URNISHING! always on hand. a event oe LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! $1.60 $1.60 $1.69 FOR VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING. $1.60 $1.60 $1.60 FOR VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING. WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner 6th street and N. $1.25 $2.25 $L.25 FOR No. 1 VA. BOARDS, ALL 16 FEET. $1.25 $1.3 SL25 FOR No. 1 VA. BOARDS, ALL 16 FEET. WILLET & LIBBEY, CORNER 6TH STREET AND N. Y. AVENUE, 328 (aa ee HAM, HA’ makes Silk Cae a ortey aii’ Hamodels old styles AW. HATS BLEACHED, and Hatsot all, Rincerepaired: 740 Sth et..betweenG and H. ° NO PAY.—PELS’ COHN BOL- ‘told and satisfaction given wa! Wavis, WAVES, Pe corn' aiinoatlt fia on {SE CRLLULOD TRUSEANDSUPFOBTERE. THAT ee ee bomeen OHsa va WaNS CERAM. and oat is for sale at Seay tage th IMPERIAL GRAMUM. ARROW EAGLE 8aGO. JO! ty2 Every thin BIME (new) Good 305 Ci OY! PICKLED TE ‘WOOD! my5 == MEATY, ALW. HAM, BACON A FRESH SUPPLY LES FINE California Brandy. Try the celebrated “Bouquet Whiskey,” $2.50 per xallon. - EE XCCRsrIONISTs, FISHING PARTIES, BOLLED TONG! pit STER: ier BS, No charge eye oe and ROOT. CONDENSED MILK. SWISS MILK, prepared in England. SWISS MILK, prepared in Switzerland. TAPIOCA. BARLEY. HN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. 34: New York ave. AND DRE AND DRESSED AYS ON HAND. OP eRCitS AND VEGE oS RECKIVED DAiLy. \ OETA PRINT AND TUB BUTTER. ug first class, and prices reasonable, at TRE PALACE MARKET, BEEF. Corwen létH axp New York AVENTE FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. NEW YORK CHEESE, per Ib. Pure Holland Gin. GEORGE A. O'HARE, + 1213 7th st. n.w., bet. Mand N. TRAVELERS AND OTHERS. Fresh arrival of Imported snd Domestic Goods. preg. ‘feat TURKEY ; | Bonctee with J melase, i West : - Vestphalia. Boneless in Jeily. aXD Boneless in Tru 5 IHICKEN. /Potted. SOUPS—Ten Varietics. AM SAUSAGE, OURRIED .KED MAOCARONL. LAMB TONGUES, PICKLED OYs- PICKLED SHRIMP, PIOKLED ALNUTS.. EN PLATES, PAPER NAPKINS. TRAVELING BASKETS. delivering goods to EED'S SONS, 126 F street n.w. any part of the 8p26-3m InST Awarded et itors apl2 Gol ‘The Standard Fam: For sale by every first- ‘WHO! BRE MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, 50 Cents PER Ls. Best Government Java CUFFEE, Roasted, 83 cts per ib. Best Rr COFFEE, Roasted, 20 cts. 5 Swise Process FLOUM es 15 per bo NEW YORK TEA COMPANY,* Cor. 7th and K sta, WM. 4H. SPI UL & co. PREMIUM the National Fatrover all other compet- TO CERES, Tbe handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. EN HILL, ty Flour of 6 District. clase Grocer. LESALE DEPOT: Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave, WM. M. GALT & ©O. BOOTS AND SHOES. 5-strap Sap Slip) 300 pairs Ladics* House Slippers, at 35c. es" New] adies* a-strap Ts, Bl.) oo" Shove hick ang 1 ich and low, 8° Gaiters or Lace, C= ONE AND ALL: And buy your BOOTS AND SHOESat slanghtering prices at the GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY. THE LEADING SHOE UE IN THE DIs- OHEAPER THAN EVER. rt Ties, at 50 and 75c. Sete Sam Se i pate : Se pairs Sandals $1.40; 600 Pure, Ladios’ 4 81.90; 500 irs Ladies’ Pinafore 43: 000 pairs Ladies’ Bandai Boots, different styles of Ladies’ Kid Shoes, A remarkable slaughter of Me: from $1 to $5. 100 pairs with tips, 850; airs r 's Shoes, 15c. a pair, or two argh lot of Gsiia re ie a ren 2 : lot of Boys’ Gaiters at 40c. por pair, (size 1 to's BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvynia Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. 328 LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor. A large lot jel7 Foxed Bnttoa Ladies’ Newport Button ‘Ties and Sandal Slippers from $1 to 83 T° BEBUCE STOCK, We will offer the balance of our ‘Men's Fine Goat Low Button, at 83.50, for- merly $4 a pair. ‘Men's Fine Calf Oxfords, at $3.50, formerly! Men's Shoes from, $1.50 t0 86.50 a pair. en's Fhoes from $1. | 5 oho of Ledies' and Serge Top Kid Boots at $2, formerly 82.50 a pair. “par w. B. RICH, 717 Market Space. EW YORH SHOE STOKE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. RELIABLE, NEAT-EITTING, STYLISH AND WER THAN THE SAME QUALITY FENCE LONE SOLD ANY WHRME. Ladies’ Newport Ties, from $1 to $2.50. dies’ 3-strap Slip) dies’ 5-etra) Lai Ladiet WE GUABAN’ ine Lo rs, B1 to 83. Boot Sendale, #2.25. dren's Slippers and ties " pers ani 5 elo, Bice P French, Engiish and reine $1.25 to 86. jcuihs' Shoes and Ties. EE OUR PRICES THE LOWEST. WE GeanANTEN GUR GOODS THE BEST. 87 One dT rice. GEO. McCABTHY. Ir. GEonsE BYNEAL, a " UIL AND WATER OOLOBS, ABTISTS’ MATERIALS anp LAMP GOODS, Paints, ALL EDNDS marz9 41! Ous, Window and Plate Glass, oy Fancy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS anD PRESENTS. 8 Fth st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). Fr GAS FIXTURES, LATRO: 105. AT SLATE MANTELS, BANG! LOWEST MAREET BATES. LTON & SHEDD, HAMEL 2s a &o hed FOR PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. ANEW ESTABLISHMENT. Having purchased for Cash a full supply of e- article used by Plumbers and Gas Fitters, w prepared to offer our goods on as favorable |. to the trade as any other house. We respec! ask an inspection of our Stock, confident th: cannot be beaten either as to yuality or price. e2-I1m MCHELDEN @ CO 310 12th street n ot DOOR SPORTS. LAWN TENNIS, ARCHERY GOODS, et feeder Ce OF DI3TRIOT 1 Ta SUPRISE GE HE To a all claim wi ividends be presented Skfore October 16th, USE No. 3,423. Eve Benes Bank: Notice ‘who have not its Savings drawn either of the last Saree aivie eoregerne atare res ‘to the Revelveron or ‘W. 8. OOX, Justice. é wwlow fBep.and Post copy.) CESS Pre PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c: rpne. THIND ANAUAL FAMILY EX- c ene ingen, aay ONT FORGET THE GRAND FAMI- D LY PXOURSION to Blackiston Isiand, July 14th, 1880, on the safe and o ous steamer Jano Moseley. To be & wen ty the original Excelsior Tent So uO Steamer leaves Hig st, wharf, Georgetown, 7 a m.sbarp, and 6th st rf § 8-4 siving for fishing, NNUAL RAND A) N. The poetpon SION of 8t. Tamman; Improved ©. Re ML w 4th July. The J Marshall Hal tT two trips to . and Jos. Wo and the mem: tssold for the x ithani Het. now + COT. J ave. and D st. s he Tribe and boat. 7: sod for this occasion J istorio’s celebrated strity band has been ren. eed v7 6t \O ALL THE EXUMERATED. GHAND EVENING EXCURSI OY THE. CENSUS ENUMERATORS’ Asso. CIATION OF TH DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 10 MABSHALI. HALL, FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 16TH. Ts, On the Bteamer JOHN W. TILOWP3ON ets, admitting wentieman aud lady, 75 cts , jonal lady, 25 cts. a b leaves M+ rshall Hall Oars wil! be at the wharf to convey exeursioni«ts to all sections of the city. J. TYLER POWELL, Master of Geren: WMS JOVMENT ON ft of Cueety burch, on th W_ Corcoran, : sont leavee: ts 25 conte ar ty3-2t to Glymont, THURSD até y. m. 5 tet the boat. pre POINT BY DAYLIGHT, Wait for the second Ant curston on the Palace St For py 3-4t KD ANNUAL ee OBURCH wil MAR-BALL HALT, on THURSDAY, IMO.) The eufe and commodiomns = W. CORCORAN will | tot Misia # a.m. sharp, and 71 . Washing 10am. Reoot wharf at ii 5 ad miles ou the etheae E: ‘XCUTBION: T. 30! ERRY COMPANY, Persons desiring a delightful chanwe ressipg heat of the city, can enjoy an jour end a balf’s ride on the Pot cents, years of age trv ee. The Boats ‘lea Gaily for Alexandria as follows 30, 10:30, 11:30 a. ap: 13 , Gand 7-30 p. m. e 4:39, 30'and €:30, p.m. are especially refreshing and invigoratine. 30-1m XCURSIONS ON STEAMER MAM E “WASHINGTON - TO OCOOQUAN FALLS Every Mordsy and Friday duri the season. Music. Round trip, 25 Dancing. Leave her whart at 9 tu. ; returning at 8 p.m. ON SUNDAY TO OCCOQUAN FALLS. Leave her wharf at 9.00 8. mi, :returning at 7-30. Round trip, 60 cents. TO MT. VERNON SPRINGS Every Saturday during theeeascn. Music. Dan- cing. Leave her wharf at 9:30 a. m., retarning at 4p.m. Round trip, 10 conte. Je30-2m FE Sk Boston, mass... ‘The Steamship “WM. Cit Capt. F. M. NIA NORFOLK, lowes, will sail from 5 URSDAY, July sth, Boston, includine meals and room-berth, AND AN EXOURSION FROM Te AT EITHER POIs D TRIP, $20. “For Freight or Passage apply to A. L. HUGGINS, 3e29-3m ‘Boston Wharf, Baltimore. 20°: MOONLIGHT EXCTRNIO! Stuamer CITY 0) AYS, WEDNE: a0 day ves Potomac Ferry wharf 7:15 p.m, 30 p.m. Dauciig down and back: 20 ota. 3-12 dw" IE TIVOLI PARK, FORMERLY GIESBORO, is NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLI0 for’ Pienion sonK. The pleweautest qummier resort tround Washineton tie Fe ‘and around Washi . every balf houry beautiful drive by road thy pric ale hue Cable eae eee hore. RICHARD ROBB, Jes-2m Steck REDUCED 20 PER CENT. wing to our opening at SARATOGA SPRINGS, on JULY 5rH, we find ourself compeliea to con- dense our stock in preference to packing it up. We will therefore offer our etock of REAL AND IMITATION LACES, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S NAINSOOK AND LACE DRESSES, RIBBONS, MADE-UP LACE GOODS, RUCHINGS, FLO AND! FANS, PARASOLS At a Reduction of 20 Per Cent. ‘This is the best opportunity for supplying your immediate and future wants—a chance that seldom occurs to purchase fine goods at the low prices we offer them. NOOT, 915 Pennsylvania ave, D™ Fr. A. VON MOSCHZISHER, je7-1m 619 19th street northwest. Special Attention Given to the Treatment of AFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM- PESMIMED' SIGHT, OATARIE: Aarasta, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, ETO. DB. VON MOSCAZISHER has been le enoush in Washington and ac- complished suffi in his profession to feel that farther commendation of his skill or success is un- aa, Guee er eal * ic Feated by hima for the above msladice with, weeat suecess. “Among them are Dumbered several mem= ieee any Lawyers, Baukers, “Murbostt aad B rit Deh Fe ~4 of their names, with biel ents. A list ‘eet ly tendered him, can be exatained y to thaws coy wit eset pterested. 1e} ly desiring to inquire of le ‘Othee hours fro 830 em oo Peas , from 8. to «, snd from 7 to 8 p.m. ela TBE GOLDEN Orromrounity. SPECIAL BARGAINS. ANNUAL OLEARING SALE or Children’s Examination SHOES. Lacies' SANDALS and TIES. Gent's Low Quarter SHOES.