Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1880, Page 4

DPPICER. ) WASHINGTON, 31 iss. For New England aud the states, partly cloudy weather, rain, ‘sonthw rying te west winds, sta- tionary or lower temperature, higher barom- eter. occasional RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER ‘The following are the readingsot the thermom- Oter at the Signal Office during be Cs we z 8. 11 hs Py 9 LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be Iighted at 7.59 p. m. and od at 3.00 a. Tn. we ieheet ing of the SationalRifies last evening, at Marint’s fi Col. J. and the con over to bi honor conterred, power fo make fh rlected organization a new members and rece ms from ten gen n for memb- s They also adopted their constgution by laws. ‘This morning tn the Police Court, John Mack, awhite man, and Annie Price, a colored girl, were arraigned for indecency In a public reser- vation. between Malne and Missouri avenu and 2d.and 4% streets. The testimony of of- ficer Burns, who arrested them. was conclusive, and the court tmposed a fine of $57 or 9) days in the workhouse. for each of them. | to-day, an excurston party sons—trom We: erm Maryland, arrived here by the B. « P. They will visit places of In- and WIil le: this evening. s Durkin states that he was not ce of liquor When assaulted by as Stated in THE STAR. esterday afternoon a colored Tier) fell trom h street and Rhod serious! his home Leonard ¥ a stone, thrown bs . Which struck him on the He was se ¥ . ad. Hagner render Mrs. Clara Ste rector of ~~ Ma led tn . Vad, Yesterday atter wa; whed to the is near h hwar the Soha didiers’ Home Mr, | | 1 zen park Hi. was thrown or ju Injured about the head. the time, attended him. | a named Jas. Hill dropped dead | » corner 4 Poulton Was and C streets nort ummoned, but w! me, at 464 C Street, ied to appear thi eld no Inquest, but gave of death from heart disease. ——— he Proposed Garticld Ratification Mecting. A joint meeting of the District of Columb!a Republican Central Committee and the sub- commnittees was held last night at the rooms of the Veteran Club, on New York avenue, between lath and 15th streets n.w. Prior to the joiat Ineeting, the committee on arrangements for a ratification meeting held a meeting, with Sayles J. Bowen in the chair and Aaron R I secretary. On motion of Mr. Joseph Williams, the various committees present ¢on. Solidated themselves into a committee of ai Taugements for a grand ratitication meetia atter the letter of acceptance of Mr. Gartle shall have been published. The committee on finance was authorized to take the books uf Subscription as prepared by Mr. W. B. Reed President of the central committee, and proce: at once to the raising of money to defray t expenses of the ratification meeting. The con mittee On finance was also authorized to t crease thetr membership from 7 tos, and M. Henry Himber was added to the committe making the number required. The committee ob arrangements then adjourned and the cen- tral committee met, with Isaiah Washington in the chair and James MeNabb secretary. A reso- Iution was aagopted authortztng the secretary to notify the several repubifean clubs in the Dis- trict of Columbia to form Garfield and Arthur clubs for the purpose of joluing in the propose Fatification meeting. A communication w: ‘d from the Southern Repubitcan Asso- elation oftering to ald all In its power int Proposed meeting. This was referred to committee on arrangements. Mr. Andrew son tendered bis resignation as a member of the Hhuance committee and tt was accepted. A Woman's Bopy Fouxp in a WELL—Friday Bight of last week Mrs. Koch, residing at Bond's Mill, In Montgomery county, Md., who had been sick with chilis and fevers some time, was sed from her home, and search was made for ber by about twenty-five of her neighbors all the following day. It was then ascertained tha the door over the well had been closed the nl it fore and was open in the morning.and a hook being letdown, the dead of Mrs. K. was hauied out. Tt was found that her skuli had D en bre ‘a In her fall to the bottom,a di Of about 5 It ts supposed that while 5 nce ner a, th @ minor, 19 years of age; that in ti 62 his mother died and his father in15 Will which appointed Mr, ad, seting forth at leaving es Werner exeruici to seu the estaté, which con- sisted of one witmproved iot ang toree un- Proved. Thery was Sa | ar Dy request petitionér, Me. | ed and Mr. Roach appotat-d. | On qualifying be gave his bond Messrs. Moses | Kelly ane Colt. The retired execator | nd the real estate to Mr. | aly | rolddle Atlantic The District Commissioners have confirmed the recommendations of the committee on bids for general supplies heretofore published in Tak | STAR, and contracts are being prepared accord- 1 oe propositions have been made by indi- viduals to the District Commissioners for the urchase of suitable schoo) sites for new school yulidings, but thus far no sejections have been ade. PMr. B.D. Carpenter has been authorized to make plats of all the real estate property, in the | county of Washington, outgjde the city Manits. A NEW APPOINTMENT. : ‘The inspector of buildings yesterday address- ed a note to the District Commissioners stating that In the matter of construction and repairs of school pacer the work of guperintending the two new butidings has up to he 1st instant been under the charge of Mr. Win. Henderson, Who be hasbeen compelled to transfer to the work of repairs, rendbring It absolutely neces- sary that there be a foreman In charge of new | butidings to look after the detalls of construc- tion, and suggesting the appointment of Mr. Joseph L. Sunms, of Georgetown, a3 a compe- tent and reliable person. The Commissioners have adopted the suggestion of the bullding in- spector, and to-day appointed Mr. Simms, PUMPWATER ANALYZED. Prof. De Smedt, the District chemist ,has made turther andlyses of pump waters, and reports water in pump on Va. ave., between 2dand 34 Streets S.W., as “usabie;” on N, between 4th and Sth n.w., “tnflt for drinking purposes;” corner th and C streets s.w., “good water;” Corbin’s, Mr. Pleasant, “‘infueral (tron) water, organically pure;~ Parmenter’s, Mt. Pleasant, “unfit for drinking purposes.” THE RAILROAD TRACKS IN THE NEW YORK AVE- NUE PARKING. Mr. R. Jones, residing at 1338 New York ave- W., has addressed a note to the District Commissioners advocating a change in location of raliway tracks on New York avenue in cou- nection with the construction of the sewer to be built on tual avenue, between 7th and 15th streets. He says “at present the railway tracks are inthe center of the street, the cars of the | railway company having the exclusive rigit of way to the very best portion of the avenue, to the prejudice of the comfort and interests of the large number of people who daily pass to and fro. Had the authorities who granted the right of way to the railroad company the Knowledge and experience the eftizens on that line now possess, It {s safe to say that the cen- ier of the street would not have been given up to the ratiroad, but would have been reserved for the exclusive use of pedestrians, thereby affording them a shaded walk in summer and a sunny and dry one the winter. Hitherto io have required the novel of the tracks would have put the com- pany to great expense; but now, as It Is report. ed the new sewer is to be built under the line of the southern track,—thus for the time greatly interfering with the traffic of the company, it Indeed tt does not absolutely stop for awhile the running of the cars,—seems the able mo ment for reclaiming for the benerit of pedes- Jans the ground occupied by the tracks of the ‘iway company, and their removal and loca- tion along the northern and southern curbs of the parking.” The paper has been reterred to the Engineer Commissioner. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Eatwisle: (. ©. brick building, corner Connectient avenue aud uN, Gen. L. P. Graham, repair XO. L. street _n.w.;'$3 ct athree story st ¥ room and lodging house, on 7th street rod north of Soldiers’ home; $1,500. Wm. H. Johu- sen, erect three two-story brick dwellings, A, tween 2d and 3d streets n.e.; $5,000. Acknowledgments. WASHINGTON, 27th May, 155) Received from the Washington Beneticial Endowment Association of the District of Co- lumbia the sum of one thonSand dollars ($1,000), being the amount of insurance due me in ‘con- sequence of the death of H. L. Peyton, who held one certificate of endowment for one thousand dollars ($1,000.) S. TAYLOR StrT, 605 C street Dw, ALEXANDRIA, 25th May, 1850. Keeeived from the Washington Bene tL Endowment Association of the District. of Co lumbla, the sum of one thousand dollars (1,00), being the amount of insurance due me in ‘con: sequence of the death of my late husband, Hi. Cc maker, who held two certificates of Nott, repair SI endowinent for five hundred dollars (30) each. ANNA L, SLAYMAKER, Alqwandria, ‘ON, 1uth June, 1859. Wasnt: Received from the Washington Ben=ficial Endowment Association of the District of Co- lumbia, the sum of two thousand dollars (2,00), being payment in full for the amount of insur- akce due me tn consequence of the death of my late husband, John H. Darrell, who held one certificate of endowment from the association for two thousand dollars ($2,000.) Rose B. DARRELL, 1904 9th street a. w. WasHINGTON, Sth July, 1559. Recelved from the Washington Beneficial Endowment Association the sum of four thon- sand dollars ($4,000), being the amount of in- Surance due me in Consequence of the death of my late husband. Peter Hannay, who held four certificates of endowment from the association, one for two thousand dollars ($2,000), one for one thousand dollars ($1,000), aud two for five hundred dollars ($500) each. Saran E. Hannay, 80 3d street n. we WasHtxcron, 1st July, 1880. Rectivea from the Washingion Beneticial Endowment Asscctation the sum of one thou- and dollars (#1,000), being the amount due Mary ©. Goheens for insurance 02 the life of her mother, Maria S. Jouvenal. who hela two es of endowment for five hundred dol- ) each, numbered respectively 397 and . from the said Washington Benetictal Ba- jowment Association. A. B. WiLtrass, Administrator Estate of Mary C. Goheens, de- ceased. Total amount pald beneticlaries, 363,000. lileates of endowment issued in guns of 110: t | $506 Lo $4,000, A MINISTER SURFRISED.—About 12 o'clock last night, a large number of members of Isreal colored) Methodist church, called at the residence of Kev. A. B. Wilson, pastor of Eo.- never M. E. Church, and presented him wi about twenty dollars worth of groceries, presentation address was made by Mr. S, Herbert, who said: “You have been oppose. 3 er further states that the apgied In an embezzlement 7 Nat‘onal Bank, and | h and failed to pay over the | e taking his ware. The pet states that In the past two years the | has been greatly lected, little or | collected from the tenant or | (] are delinquents, and that he was to assu the ity and coliest | Id. Mr. Wdertake to | straighten ou hat is due the | state and put th BeNgpictiInE Matt Wixe BeRR.—Finley < Koch, agents, 1206 Pennsylvania avenue. t -—Atthe ninth reg: he Equitable Co-c z Association, $5.3) Was advance: premium of 73 per cent, making alg payment for each thousand dol- | Urn of advanee and stock, $10.53; on | ue | a | FY ua t ie same D sts. ee Howsen’s superior ice cream, $1.25 gal. 1 L ESTATE Sates—Thomas Dowling, just sold for the owner the fo Parts of lots 1, 4 and 1s, fn. si. 4 by two brick houses, being N street northwest, to I. feet front of lot 5. improved by a two-story bricx | fe of H street, between Sth and } rounter | ch-plated jewelry, lace Ues. These goods are all new and fresh. TRE New Navy Deraxrwent Lieeary.—in the detatied description of the new library of the Navy department In Tue EVENING Stax ot July ne fact was Inadve ly omitted that the pa’ and decorating was done by our tellow. ‘n, Mr. Joseph Rakeman, No. 412 K street northwest, whose design was selected by Genera! Casey ghd approved by the depart ment in preference to designs submitted by ar’ ists from New York and Boston. The artist is to be congratulated on bis success In recelving £0 flattering a testimonial. CONGRESS Hatt, at Care May, 1s entirely changed from last year. and can not now b9 2 ee ents by any remembrance of the season A Warr oF EXECUTION Was Issued yesterday in favor of A. J. Ambler against KM. Watpple and Thomas S. Dickerson for $% amount decreed to him by Jndge Equity Court, on June 17, tn the fam: suit. This was based on the 4S patent award of Spectal Auditor E. C. Ingersoll, being one-half of the proceeds of the sale of Ambier’s patent for smelting metals by petroleum and superheated steam. and even outraged by many of your people; \ have come to you as members of another chu to say to you that re recognize your char. as a Christian gentleman, and your abiltt asa Cbrisuan minister.” Mr. Marshall also made re- marks. Rev. Wilson responded, returnias thanks to the company for their prese: thelr donations and their words of encour: juent. Rey. W. C. Cooper, presiding elder or the District, and Wm. H. Grimshaw, of Bo. nezer church made some remarks. The com pany sang several hymns, and about haif pat 12. after a bearty hand shaking the compa; retired. —_.+—_—_. Tfovses for rent and sale and money to loz :. See E. A. Melntire, 915 FL ‘THE IRISH-AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CLUB of t'1> District of Columbia met last night in the p2 lors of the Riggs Honse—E. P. Rankin in thc chair. The constitution and by-laws were adopted by a largely increased membersiio. Judge Porter, the retiring iirst controller aid republican nominee for the governorship of In- diana, was Rea and being Introduced by Gen. James R. O'Belrne, addressed the clu was heartily applauded. The fol gates to the national Lrish republican conven- Uon to be held at Indlanapoits, July 14th, v elected: Gen, James RK. O'Belrne, Major W. H. Plunkett, John Arthur and Judge P. E. O'Con- nor. A committee was appointed to select and permanent hall, and the assoc.a- subject to a call of the chatr, —~—e——. arrange for a tion a journe ORTH CAROLINIAN DROWNED IN THE P)- ‘The steamer Mattano passing Boyd's near Maryland Point, yesterday found ti faman floating in the water. Captain Howes picked up the body and brought it to this city. It was identified as the remains of Joseph F. Wilson, a railroad conductor living at Raleigh, N. C., who went to Norfolk in tae early part of the present week on au excursion and last Wedn¢ started for Washington on the Leary. It is supposed that he fell overboard at Maryland Point. A pocket-book containing $52 57 and a watch, chain anda bunch of k Were found in his pocket. The body was tut over to the officers of the Leary, and being em- balmed by the Lee’s Sons, undertakers, and laced In a metallic casket, will be sent to ia- Yeign via Norfolk on the steamer George Leary this ev g- ——— MARBIAGE LICENSES have been issued to W. H. Bell and Jane Morris; F. P. Hall, of At andria, Va., and Jennie R. Lacey, of St. Mary Md.; Chas. 'W. Smith and Mary M. Beeties of Prince George Co., Md.; Wm. Reed and Sasin Chase, of Montgomery Co., Md.; Heary Minor and Mary Ann Dorsey; ‘Thos.’ Warden and Louisa Waring; Wm. Colston and Charlo: dan Clark, both of Rappahannock Co., Va; Henry Mattill and Mary Ben. —— ‘THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE.—The re- made by Col. Corkhill to the oe ape of Justice for the year ending June |, Shows ——— Sge advertisement for steamer Arrowsmith’s ex: mm to Blacktiston’s Island to-morrow, Sunday, July 11th. Fare, 50c.; leave 9 a.m. ‘TRE WASHINGTON MARKET PRODUCE DEALERS Casks.—To-day, in the Criminal Gourt, Messrs. Birney and Birney, who 49 dealers ta tue Washington market who are charged with carrying on the business of ‘Produce dealers (an appeal case). made & motion for a dey to be set for the t of the cases. Ji or ioe are be Sra cases and clined to set a day, but It was agreed that they should be called at an garly day, Bs _. civil cases terminated t) in which judgment was obtained for the United States in one and settlement made in the other; and $1,363.37 was. realized ents. The government There and 37 the criminal busi- lerminated—159 by convic- juittal, 44 by nolle pros., quash- Fmesto (aa $2,141 Were im- are pending 4 internal revenue cases other cases. The re] or ess shows 246 cases tons. 43 img, &e. 516 being realized. ere are pend! Tm cases. a internal revenue, 10 post cod and 6 pension cases included.) HaMMOcKs $1.25, $1.50, $2 and $2.25, Stine- EU's, 1237 Pi AYO DLW t Picnics, Excursions, &c. The 40th anniversary of Columbia Lodge, No. GEORGETOWN. 10, 1. O. O. F., will be pleasantly celebrated next Tur H. Tuesday. ‘There will be a plente at Forest Glen. | town met ar Gedanede a ST eo earee Increase in: : ae Will be left undone. ‘There will ve first-clag, | t23- Mr. Thomas Muatz presented to the club @ beautiful new flag, seventeen by thirty feet, and also a receipted bill for the same. It ts pro- pes to display it on a pole 150 feet high, to be ‘ted near the fountain on Bridge street. A music furnished by Weber. Special train for Forest Gien wiil leave the B. & O. Depot at 8:30 a. m. sharp. The excurstons of the I O. M. Library Asso- elation will be given every Saturday during the season. The first of the series will take place July 1th. The boat will start at 7p. m. and | a at Il p.m. sharp. No liquors will be Muntz was requested and authorized to ack as collector, &¢., and an auxiliary committee was opeela ted to assist the executive committee In the collection of money for the pole. A cam- cursgn to Singur Pear fama tamu es: | Pe Shokt Joists it, eg ere and hext Tuesday ats ovclock a ne oe on Richard H. Edmundson, wagappoffited to assist the democratic executive Committee and the democratic Congressional committee in ther work of sending documents throughout the country. The Invitation to join the democrats round trip only $15.50, and tick = teeta ip only $ Uckets good for fit- annual family excurston of St. Tammany No. i3, LO. R. M., will take place next ¥ of Washington in a grand ratipcation meetin; aay yo, the Joon W. Thompson, going | ty pe held uy SUI eee cee meeting to Marshall Hall, and leaving at 8.30 a. 1 Uve committee to report at the mecting next temenuye caring nen Pgs WO Occoquan Falls | Friday, A resolution Instructing the executive The fine steamer committee to buy the flag which they had bor- her whart, foot of ¥. Arrowsmith will teave | rowed to display over Bi lage street on the 4th ‘h street, to-morrow morn- ig at . a m. for Blackiston’s Island, returning = ee mane sare lodges: _ Bear in mind the people’s favorite steamer : Need one Tavern ee Rie. George Leary Foes to Finey Point with an ex- | way, C. C.; Daniel E. Ell, V.C.; Jou T We Water (teundg wienty on Croan ane: ren Prelate; Franklyn Fisher, M. at i , ple oysters, crabs an v1 y, LO. M—Fi a fish. fresh from: the water, Good music, DoAU- | con W, ALY eee! JC Ne RE ang Temny son, W. M.; E. Journey, J. M.;F. N. Farr, re- cording secretary; William Ballenger, financial secretary; Wm. Doherty, treasurer: H. G. Di- titul grounds and plenty of shade. Tickets for one-half the capacity of the boat will only be sold. See adv. ‘See advertisement of Wesley Chapel Sunday | MOG cnepwains Le D. Bingham, conductor, school excursion, ‘Tennyson, N. G.: Frank Evans, v. G.: Jno, Dar ———<———___. THE CUURTS. FQuiTy Court,—Jilges McArthur and oor, Yesterday, Gilmore agt. Chipman; decree ad- justing rights of parties. Robinson agt. Rob- inson; divorce granted. Tuohy agt. Holtzman; sale to H, C. Thompson ratified. ‘Bag ton agt. Heany; injunction granted against trustee. Key agt. Murray; sale ordered. Frazier agt. Frazjer; same. Greenleaf Fugitt; tions joverruled and decree directed. agt. Simpson; sale ratified. Miller agt, Miller: motion to dismiss amended bill denied. Kelly agt. Stuart et al; bill dismissed as to Stuart, and pro confesso set aside as to Jones. Hiber- na Building association agt. Gibbons; hearing concluded; decree to be prepared. Spaids agt. Spaids; submitted. Hurley agt, Davis; referred fo audiior to staté account. Ramsay agt. Daniels; trustee instructed. Fitzgerald azt. Fitzgerald; rule discharged and report of re- ceiver approved. Coltman agt. Moore; loan au- thorized. Harvey agt. Moore; referred to at ditor, Conrad ‘agt. Conrad;’ divoree signed. Bowles agt. Bowles; proof to be taken before aminer Ingle. F.'S. & T.Co, agt. Holden: sale tinally coniirmed. Prentiss agt. Dyer: sales ratified conditionally and case referred 19 au- ditor, Edwards agt. Hickman; same action, Evely agt. Evely; bill dismissed with costs. To-day, F.S. « T. Co. ree Holden; super- bond fixed at $700. Kraus agt. May; pro ‘oO. Varnum agt. Harrison; substitution Ryon agt. Deale; injunction de- McCormick agt. F.S.& T.Co.; sale ot March 17th contirmed. Frain agt. Frain; leave to amend bill granted. King agt. Bulkley; ap- pearance ordered. Spaids agt. Spaids, divorce from bed and board. Clements agt. Rawlings; auditor's report finally ratifled. Donnelly agt. Donnelly;divorce trom bonds of matrimony. Me- Cuough” agt. Groff; demurrer sustained. oBrien agt. Addison; stwomitted, PRoBATE Covrt,—Judge Hagner. Yesterday, will of Caroline H. Walker; filed for probate. Will of Sarah Goddard; tiled with Petition of executor for letters, Will of Wil- am Kreuter; admitted to probate, with letters nes, secretary; Cha’. Allison, treasurer. ACCIPENTS.—About 8 o’clock last night, John T. Scrivener, living near the Aqueduct bride, while driving in his buggy up Bridge street, collided with a country wagon. The Shafts of his buggy were demolished and he was thrown out, and received slight {njurtes about the face. Dr. Sheckels attended him. .... About 6 o'clock jJast evening. a colored boy, named Howard Boyd, about 7 years old. who lives on Frederick street, between 3d and 4th, was kicked in the face by a horse while standing near the Chain Bridge. The little fellow’s nose was broken and his face badly mashed. Drs. Kleinschmidt and Sheckells attended him. Gratn.—Arrivals by canal—Boat E, Lyons Whitiog, with 3,500 bushels of corn. Boat Loudoun, with 2,100 bushels of wheat and 1,500) do. corn. Boat Medley, with 2,500 bushels Wheat and 1,200 do. corn. Famity Excurston.—Don’t forget the grand family excursion to Blackists Island, July 14th, 1880, on the steamer Jane Moseley. CUTICURA BLOOD REMEDIES. Skin Diseases are but the Sizns of Blood Poisons. Fkin Diseases isane from an unhealthy condition : : of the blood, and ure Blood Diseases.— Wilson. toa. I. Fox. E. B. Hay, appointed guardian | “the Guricuna Hes mires cise ihe mock ghctinate toJohn A. Bayland in ‘place of William N. | forms of Blood and Skin bi iseages, and Affections of the Pcalp with Loss of Hair, when all other rem- edies and methods of treatment fail. CuTicuna RESOLVENT purities the blood, renovates and invix- orates the system, absorbs and carries away poison- ous matter, and Uy enriching and strengthening the rlood, vitalizes Roach. John Shannahan, appointed guardiaa to” orphans of Patrick Deahy; bot #1.000, Estate of Sarah Piper; application of W. Piper for aaministration tiled. CRIMINAL Covrr—Jndge James, nd, G. with new life every organ and pro Yesterday, Join Edwards, vagrancy; nolle | cess of the AS Hence the permanence of the Pros. Jack Robinson and Lewis Lancaster; do, | cures made by the Guiicuna REMEDIES. do. “Annie Farley, unlicensed bar; verdict’ not | ,,CUTICURA, a Medicinal Jelly for external applica- guilty. Peter Harvey, unlicensed bar; nolie | ton, arrests disease, eats away dead flesh and ekin, ‘8 inflammation, itching and irritation, and is ulcers, sores, #nd scalp affections with loss of when the RESOLVENTis taken internally. Cur- a Soar, prepared from Cuticura, is cleansin: Pros. entered. John Leonard, fast driving; plea of guilty entered and $20 fine imposed without cost. 8. C. Carter, unifcensed bar; nolle pros. 1 entered. Dennis F. Fealey, unlicensed bai refreshing, and ‘he only natural beautifier of the verdict of gulity and sentenced to a fine of $105 | Skit, which it softens, whitens, and preserves b2- and costs, Casper Herbert. unlicensed bat yond praise. CUTICURA SHAVING Soap, also pre- pared from Cuticura, is the first and only medicinal Yetdlet not guilty. Jury discharged till Mon Y- To-day, Wm. J. Knox, unlicensed bar; forfei- ture set aside. Michael Gallagher. unlicensed Gat forfeiture set aside. Adjourned till Mon- Ye soap compounded expressly for shaving. NING Si ye POLICE CourT—Judge Snell. Bue SORES To-day, James H. Hill, larceay of a pair of boots from Chas. p. Browao; 60 days in fail. Also, charged with the larceny of a coat from Interesting Acconnt of the Healing of a Broken 5 yas. Garrity; 60 days. Also, charged with the Leg. u Mesers. Lorsrors & HINKHAs, ets — larceny of & coat from Wm. H. Cogan; 60 days. | prar sivs.com the 1877, Samuel E. Arnold, assault on'Geo. R: MacDon- | misfortime of baviue aoe tee eke ie ene ald; $1 or 3 days. Also, charged with assault- | William Sterne’ ary », by & case of goods ing Ellen MacDonald; $1 or 3days. Geo. Mac- | being thrown on mie. ‘The bone was ine eet by a phvsi- cian of this place. on y' iu removing the sp! and a vest from’ Wm. K. Jennings; $ or 15 | meth wens mbber stoke Ree ana ordered days. John Wells, Wm. Bender and Robert Smith, larceny of four wagon wheels from Pat- Duffy; $ or 15 days each. Jos. Payton, assault on Annie Ray; forfeited collateral, Ellen MacDonald, assault on Samuel E. Ar- nold; $1 or 3 days. Jol Adams, destroyisg public property; $10 or 7 Robert Bird, in- decent exposure; $5 or 15 01 , After wearing about #26 worth of different makes without any Bigne of any cure, I Donght the OuTIcURA KEME- ies for the purpose, aa I expreseed it at the time, agai fore half had been to be humbugged again. used I was. astonished to cee the sores heal up ae by _cne, and now not one sore is to be seen. I ra- commended the same toa neighboring lady wid had been troubled for years with a eore wrist. After ays days. John O. Bir. | using hundreds of remedies she is complete: ron, violating the building regulations; $10 or | cured. Respectfully pence muvee, 30 days. Jane Campbell, loud and boisterous; | Dover, N. H. HENRY LANDEOKER. $5 or15 days. Geo. Johnson, Indecent exp: sure; $5 or 15 days. Wm. Johnson, do; d» — Honora Reed; loud and _botstero 5 Or 15 days, Geo. Rufiin, indecent exposure; $5 or 1 days. Hanna Sinith, profanity; $5 of 7 da SALT RHEUM Henry Young, unlicensed produce dealer; John Williams, Mary Thomas and Lucy Ti loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days each. rence Herberger, charged with urner, Law- an elderly white man, was Ten Years. Treated by Ten Physicians, Used all Kinds of Medicine. indecent exposure; fined $100 or Messrs. WeEs & Porrer: Deas Sirs,—I feel it 90 days in the workhouse, my duty to inform you of what your Outicuna foes have done for me. I have suffered from ATHING SUITS, m for ten years, been treated B ten physicians, and taken any quantity of medicine without cure untill took your remedies, which have been perfectly succeasfal in my ci the skin on my face, sealp and body as white ani free from humor as anybody's. ‘Yours truly, ITEPHEN H. LOVEJOY. AUBEURY, ME., April 3, 1879. by at leas: ° FLANNEL, Bine and Gray, for Ladies’ and Gents! Bathing Suite, = Light Weight, Medinm Weight and Heavy, AT TOWsoN's, Children's ENGLISH HOSE, (nO Beams), plain colors, 25 cts. pair, Ne. BUMMER SILKY tow 37 cts, TABLE LINENS 25, 4), 37, 50 cta. Remnants of 12% ct.’ LAWNS now 6 cts. 2s yardswide SHEKTING COTTON now 23, 25 and $0 cts. 10 ct. LAWNS now 5 cts. ITCHING HUMOE For Eleven Years Cured. Joun W. F. Honss, Esq., North Hampton, N.H Well known as the originator of the Citizens’ Lu Coaches, Boston, writes that he has been cured by 15 ct. LAWNS, very ‘ine, now 11 cts. the Curiccna Rearepies of an Itching Humor frow PARASOLS, all silk, 81, 81.50, 82; large sizes. 5 2 great friends STRAW MATTING, 13, 16, 18 cts Below cost to | Rpse Bguae Veen e nreut euiferer, ai all bis tend know. He considers them the greatest remedies of Wake room for our the age. NEW STOCK OF CARPETS. VICTORIA LAWN, INDIA LINEN,, DOTTED All-wool BLACK OAS » ide, 45, 50, OU BLACK OASHMERES, very wide, 45, 50, 39 ct. LINEN LAWNS now 19 cts. Cc. M. TOWSON, CUTICURA REMEDIES For Blood, Skin and Scalp Humors ara, Uruugiste, Soo’ Washi gee aires, Bona 090 Pa. ave.,South side, | 21 Frontstrr<t, Toronto Ont and oan a London, and are for sale by all druggists. Price jylo Near 7th at. n.w. of CurticuBa, small boxt 50 cents; large boxes, Sai Toicey Boab, do coats ee cage E MEDICE. LET BOAP, 5 HFS ass, § MepictNat, SHavixG Soar, 15 cents; in bate for K EK ¥ ves DA barbers and lerge consumers, 50 cents. KK Uy 8B L EE ay ees, ob orreny. COLLINS’ ey) pote Voltaic Plasters, KE KEK ¥.. 8888... LLLLL Instantly relieve Pain, Soreness and Weakness jy7-w,8 oe [EBRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY CO. IS DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN AOT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE IN PUBLIC AT COVINGTON, KY., ON WED- NESDAY. J u u L oe < oy n Sno tn traleshide of ai tna of stone, and jum as 1} Boot Fen Fad, Hh | RE be acount trom tomer orice j3 CU LELL Y 222222 W TERRA COTTA VASES, LIST OF PRIZES. SEWEB PIPE, 1 Prize of $20,000 is.. STOVE CROOKS, &o., aT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Oe., lprize of 2,000 is. S prizes of 1,000 ar: Sprizes of 600 art ‘20 prizes of 250 are. 401 New Jersey ave., 100 prizesof —-50 are. mard1-1y Near B. & G. Devot. 200 prizes of 20 are BSOLUTE SAFETY 11 600 0 are. — Loins ots LB ee 1000 NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPAN, 27 Approximating Prizes amounting to. 2,700 15th Street and New York Avenue. 1,860 prizes, amounting to. -- 860,800 | gan ny, Barelar, Gove RP Prost Vaults Sate TICKETS §t. Hera STC00, Also recedes Silverware fa for Cinb rates upon application. dent; Geo. Ws Be, vice president; BeE acy For fall particulars and orders address 4 Willtna, John Cassel ‘Thess Rtaue meee? G. UPINGTON, TRE aE HS of SECOND-HAND CCOTHIN a 699 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Dis. Guns, Pistol Se, can Got the best OR we. Prompt attention will ta orders in M. J. RICHMOND, Serer UY mal COVINGTON, KY. [ME AND CEMENT. =a sAYLOR’ 4 List of drawings publithed in the New York Bee a Ne Sete cutamat bert. BROOKLAND Me inst a Sas Ae, ALSO, CGHUBOH, SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE. Yete of thanks to Mr. Muntz was adopted. Mr. | | | i OITY ITEMS. Tue Lapras’ CompantON—Loditie’s Headache Specvyic, & positive cure for headach: Tue Best INVESTMENT for all persons troubled With rheumatism or gout is a box nee Anli-Rnenmatic Pills, They never fal For sale by all druggists. WHEN Too LaTE, many mothers become aware that their little darlings have fallen victims to an tnjudicious diet of farinaceous food. Their stomachs are unfitted to assimilate such food, and, to supply the want of mother's milk, Melitn’s Food has been prepared and has been acknowledged by the highest authority an e. undoubted su ll druggists and grocers furnish It. Price, v5 cents. T. Mevcatr & Co., Boston, Mass. NorninG Can Exceep the folly and stupldity of those who submit to the pangs of the various forms and complications of rheumatism and gout. by which they are tortured and disabled, when they can, by one or two applications of Gites’ Lintment Jodide Ammonia, obtain instan- taneous and permanent relief. Giles’ Pils cure headache. Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet. DR. GILES, 120 West Broadway, N. Y. Trial size, 25 cents. - BENEDICTINE malt wine beer. agents, 1206 Pennsylvania ave. “Save Your Hair.” ‘‘Heep it Beautiful,” “London Hair Restorer” Insures new growth, “London Hair Restorer” Restores the color. ‘London Hair Restorer” Exquisite dressing. ‘London Hair Restorer.” e only cleanly and “London Hair Restorer.” effectual Hair Restorer “London Hair Restorer,” in the market. Not adye A tollet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxt- oa or unpleasant odors. Price 75c. At all st Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Wash- ington. ’ Finley & Koch aw “ BUCHUPABIA.”—Quick, complete cure 4 to 6 all urinary complaints: $1, at druggists. For Washington at 459 Pa ave, “ROUGH ON Rats.”—Ask ‘st_ for it. It clears out rats, mice, roac! ed-bugs, 15¢. a box; for Washington at 450 Pa. avenue, BENEDICTINE malt wine beer. agents, 1206 Pennsylvania ave. “ALDERNEY WAgons,”—Fresh alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in ¥ Ibs. “Ward” prints, 30¢. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 5c. per qt. 10 10 Finley & TEN PER CENT BEDUCTION from the marked price of all SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING FOR THE BALANCE OF THE SEASON, aT THE “FAMOUS, No. 400 an% n.W., corner D, BEAR IN MIND THAT 10 PER CENT DI8- COUNT FROM OUR MARKED PRICES 13 EQUAL TO 25 PER GENT REDUCTION FROM THE PRIOES OF ANY OTHER ESTABLISH- MENT. jy9t25 (PECNKs, BAGS AND SATOHELS. IMMENSE STOCK. POPULAR PRICES. At TOPHAM'S Wopular and Warerooma, 425 Seventm str East side, adjoining Odd Fellows’ Hall. TRUNES, &c., repaired and covered by first- class workmen. Grice OR LAME HORSES. Owners should call at 409 Fourteenth st. n.w. 3x8. #0) SMITH. Vv. 8. EV Be [= GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. SPECIAL BARGAINS. ANNUAL OLEARING 8ALB or Children’s Examination SHOES. Ladies’ SANDALS and TIES. Gent's Low Quarter SHOES. L. HEILBRUN, No. 402 7th st. n.we Bien oF: Tee OLD Woman mm Wrnvow. je {ANITARY PLUMBING. 22 Yeans’ Practicat, EXPERIENC JAS. F. BRIEN, 4 Ste n.Wee ‘Makes a ‘specialty of ‘the examination and repairs of PLUMBING, with a view to ite proper sanitary arrangement. Orders promptly filled. ap6-4m" ‘ME CONBT OF THE DISTRICT Re er E OE COLUMBIA depositors in the Washinton City Savines 16 Was! no Ci S Bank’ fotice ie hereby given that all depositors rho have not drawn ei! three divi. dends made by the zoo ar wilt be debated from drawn dividenes be presented tosthe Becelver ou or Defore October ee A MATTINGLY, Receiver. W. 8. 00%, Supt et copy 1 Sea MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC Proved from ample experience an ent success. fici ‘and reliable, they are the Only medicines adapted 13 popular use: bo igh ec, meee BY ALL DRUGGISTS, vial, 1B SALE ‘e Or sent by the case, oF single free of charse, on, receipt 3ED- arose Ht OMEOPATHIG 1d 1 Frater. anual on Disease and Ite Gare (14s Dees), Sent free. ap8-coly grr FOR PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. of every ome ae fant We ANTED YOU TO KNOW THA’ ‘first-class -made Second. "uch better ia scat doa! ‘chaper than @ common 2" TeTH'S OLD STAND, Wi nad Branch Store, No. 408 9th fe buy bus Mest clase, Booond Dat. n.W., or at ‘No. 619 ee Band Gicthing ae- | GECOND. HAND HOC ANIELS AND TILING of every § be HOUSEFURNISHINGS., REFSISERA TORS, WATER COOLERS, . AND ALL SUMMER GOODS, ‘Will be sold at actual cost for the next thim ty days. A full tine of SUATE MANTELA, st. Georgoand TRTRGRE, RANGES; ‘Social and” Fireside Jewell W. 8. JENHS @ CO., 33 77 7th st. now. NEW ENTERPRISE FOR Mh ST. | rurniabing Store, je12-1m. 124 Bridge st., Georrstown. | Gan ezovess GAS STOVES: THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH STYLE. SOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN ‘THE MARKET. Call and see them, No. 581 15th et. A FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. 408 = E. ROOKS, 631 16th st.. | E> EEFRIGERATOBS, WHITE MOUNTAIN OREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM KEFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge, ) Importer of China, Glass Ware, &c., myl5 008 Pa. ave. GE BYNEAL, Jr., G®ou = a ” OIL AND WATER OOLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS ayp LAMP GOODS, Paints, ils, ALL KIND OF FANCY ARTICLES FOR OBKAMERT? axp PREsexre. mar?) 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). es | Fre GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, N | AT LOWEST MARKET BATES. i} HAMILTON & SHEDD, de 408 Oth st. AS COOKING STOVES. ‘The Washington Gas Licht Company haves! office on 10th street, an sssortment of the BUN DIAL GAS COOKING STOVER, in various sires and patterns. ‘This is the Stove usd by Misi io her lectures on cookery. Cal] and examine them. mya LUMBER! LUMBER}! LUMBER! $1.60 $1.60 sloo FOR VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING. $1.60 s21.60 s1.60 FOR VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING. WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner Gth street aad N.Y. avenue. $1.25 $1.25 FOR No. 1 VA. BOARDS, ALL 16 FEET. $3.25 $2.25 si.2 FOR No. 1 VA. BOARDS, ALL 16 FEET. WILLET & LIBBEY, CORRES: 6TH STREET AND N.Y. AVENUB. Jes ANTED 50,000 PEOPLE Wa NTE Tro call or tend orders to ‘Tae Lancest axp Most Oomriers iG IN ABLISH. JOB DYEIN aap een iG EST. Sours or New Your. PS First-class in every particular. ‘Work called for and delivered anywhere in the city, or by mail or express from other places. W. 8. WHEATLEY, B40 Jefferson st, Georgetown, D.C3 ‘“ :. —This is to noti! pata that I have REMOVED BALE STA’ ese No. 311 iam £2 ee PhOvEns’ BES’ BLES, corner of 12th an: i. DW. dyl-2w* = r OEMs T. HOPKINS. my frien@s and the 22D PortLaR MontTHLy DRAWING OF THE Commonwealth Distribution Co., AT MACAULEY'S THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1880. HESE DRAWINGS, AUTHORIZED BY THE LEGISLATURE AND SUSTAINED IT ALE THE COURTS OF KENTUCKY, sccording to a contract made with the owners of the Frankfort grant, will MONTH" “Suatogs, aut Pridays excepted, for the |ON' . Sundays and ridays ex for period of FIVE YEARS, terminating on JUNI 30 ‘The United States Circuit Court on March 81 ren- dered the fo.lowiug decisions : Ast—That the Commonwealth Distri- bution Company is legal. 2d—Its drawings are fair. The management call attention to the libera heme which has met with such popular favor heretofore, and which will again be preseated forthe JULY DRAWING. 830, i 001) 100 prizes, 81006a810, 000 i iiss 0 | 300 do. 60 each.10,000 ‘1 prize 000 | 600 do., 20 cach 12,000 10 do. i; ti0 sich 10-009 1,000 do: 10 each.10;000 do., % prizes, $300 each, 9 prizes, 200 each, 9 prizes, i00 960 prizes. Mr Picket, 8 iekete, Remit by Post Office Money Order, Rewisterea Letter, Babk Draft or Express. To insure against mistakes and delays, corres- pondents will please write their name* and places of residence plainly, xiving number of ‘Office pi ee 8 conn . Pog Orders fon kate nee pee addressed to Boas OR. or gOT and 300, Broadway, New ork, or J. W. CLABK, 1703 N.Y. ave. and 1422 n, BVE. Je30 [Bon BITTERS Stop Cne Minute and Think, ee eos ‘Paice G1 4'Boz. ALL Daveciers Bard THEM? Eron Bitters tron Bitters Erom Bitters irom Bitters Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers and Fiz Fans, at rediiced prices, } | at NOCK’S New China, Glass and Hi % and Houre-| PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, de. { OTICE.—The BELLY MAY 4. pot make her Snetlae Tip tote FAL LRT iia, bat reeume ber regular inp MUX ze = XCURSION (Back Sistene's islerd. op the 3. W. Thompson, Jaly 21. Teave at a m.andr ternat Wp om. Foar hours for crabbing and pathing. Tvckets 5? cents. (Jy 18,17, 18420" 0, a. COLT ¥. ‘MBIA LODGE No. TUESDAY, Jviy 13, by al Prenic at Forest Glen.” Special trai: leave B. & O | depet at 8 30.2 10. sharp, Wm. F. Weber furoishes Window and Plate Giass, | 3 Dod | a | children, from 4 to'I2, 18e. | Arrottemuth ic. Tickets, iuding rai iroad fa Boe. road Mylo at aTON, NRO FORT Wasi ON STEAMER W. W. COKOURAN, MONDAY. July 1th’ by Wealey Chapel Sat-bath Rehool, leaving Tt Mrect wharf at? 30 a.m. and at 8:30 m. heening trip eoing further dowy the ri iekets he patronage of all friends of the schoo! nested = ae UE GR Jonadal te Byrne’ Ferry), will take TH UBRDAY, July 150 Traiae leave B&O. de ts, Wasbineton, at 8-30am. return ine leave the stand at © Si D, $1.25. All Jona Gabe and the put. A day of purest pleas hire guaranteed to all who wo. Beery arranconsen’ for the comfort of Iadies and en. 3yl0-4t 50cm ENXe {HSION Say BLACKIBTONE’S ISLAND, THE Fast, SAFE AND ELEGANT sTEAMIK T. V. ALROWSYITH TO MORROW (Sunday) AND EXCURSION of the Sone of Mary ol vy win uth make an FPxeureion to Islan F arr Faro, #0 cenia . 23 cente. The Moensed to carry 1,000 passenger. bm tickets will be limited to S08 at PINEV POINT. -X-L. styaxen 6O. LEARY L CUNT ANNUALS@LL CT GRAS D EXCURSION ON THE FAST STEAMER GU. LEARY. To Piney Point, Jeux Irn, 1ss0. The Leary is first pointments. in command of Caj doreph Waite, whose fine sean been qi Sh m. ‘awed for thie tri; water bathing ; t ade. | iis ie probably en trip this season. Make and secure tckete early. which « i to one-alf the capacity ¢ Tickets, seatienan's $1 On sale at Croy ona, OF et. ; Brad Hy Ne ur it suite will at th SOCTATION every SATURDAY the series will 17 . Bras ire and concert op board G BAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, ven by t ¥. BR. CLUB To MARSHATL BALL, SDAY, Jury 1300 W. W. CORCORAN” wil } he , admitting genticnan te; sinwle tickets, 50 cents BE THIRD ANNUAL FAMILY EX- IAGARA FALLS, os Steamer Pn cer cursion to N cs, Will leave Washineto S& ; Steamer leaves Hich st. wharf Georgetown, 7 a tsb arp,and 6th st. wharf 88.10. wiving 5 boure for fishing, crabbing and bathing, an arriving at Washirgton "10:30 p.m. Tickets Ble; dren between 6 and 12 years, 250. ots Lim. Oysters roxsted at'Island. Tickets Duckett's drog store, cor.22d and Pa.ave. J57. GEAP?. ANNUAL FAMILY EXCUR- PSION. The postponed excursion ef Bt. Tammany Tribe No. 13, lhuproved ©. R. M., will take on the 14th July. Thed. W. Thompaon will mak two tripe to Mareball Hall, #30 s.m., returnin, 6pm, and at 7-40 p. e at Moore's, D SERN 3. T. Mobling’s, car. 7th and Het. nw Stare, cor. N. J ave. and D ; Joe. “ st, 8., and the mem bership of the Tribe and boat. ‘Tickets sold for ths 14th June enod for this occas! storio’s celebrated string aged a REMEMBER THE THIRD ANNUAL EXCURSION of the YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION OF TRIN ITY CATHOLIC OBU xiven at MAR -HALL on. band has been reen Cc. STEAMER M1. 15 DELIGHTFUL EXCURSI: "HE POTOMAC The Str. “MATTANO" willon and . after JULY 51H 1880, leave her whart foot of 6th and N sis.. at 7 o'clock, —— every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, for @ sail of 50 miles on the Potomac. No pains will be spared to make these Excursions pleasant and agreeable. G. T. JONES, Agent. (iy2-1m) poremac FERRY COMPANY. Persons desiring a delightful change from the de- pressipy heat of the city, cam enjoy an our and a haif’s ride on the Poto- mac river to Alexandria and return, cents, or 10 ticket ts; children under 10 on aw, any Gay during the week, for 15 for 50 cents, on the Ferry years of ave free. The Boate leave daily for Alexandria as follows Bt BO, 10: 11:30 a. m.; 12:30, and 7.30 p. m. 30, p.m. are especially refreshing an. 0 Washi 0, 7-30, ‘and 6 invigorati EXccRSIONS ON STEAMER MAKY WASHINGTON TO OCCOQUAN FALLS Every Monday, Wednesdy and Fri day during the season. Music. Konnd trip, 25e. Daneing. Leave’ ber wharf at 9 a. m. ; returning at § p.m. ON SUNDAY TO OOCOQUAN FALLS. Teave ber wharf at 9-008. m.;returning at 7:30 Round trip, 50 cents. TO MT. VEPNOW cPRINGs ery Saturday du a. Music. Dan- Eines Leave ber wart at" 0's. ma. returatige ni mw. Round trip, 10 cents. 30, it BOSTON, MASS..VIA NORFOLK, The Swamship D£CATUR MILLER, Capt. Sol. Howes, will sail from Baltimore MONDAY. ' July 1 at3 p.m. Fare to Boston, inclu gtate-room - eXOU! berth, AND AN E° NORFOLK TO FOR! RESS MONE! VIEW, WITH DINNFK AT E! $12. ROUND TRiP, $20. For Freight or to apply a . L. HUGGINS, Agt, 3e29-3m . ee Wharf, Baltimore. Ss DAY LXCUBSI EAMER JOHN W. THOMPBON wil makes th of ©) alles othe Potomac Liver EVERY SUNDAY AFTFRNOON, Leaving — ‘Street es on 7th and 9th Street care a. urbing at 8 p.m. ‘Tor charter, Tuesdays, Weduesdaye and Friday Fare 25 cents. Jols-fSs3m » «. MOONLIGHT EXCORSIONS.¢ 20 Bicamer CITY OF ALEXANDHIA, 20 MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS ana FRIDAYS, landiny at Glymont Wed- nesday® larehall H Fridsys. Steamer lea vee Ferry wharf 7:35 p.m, returning 11.90, pu. Danciog down ana beck. Round trip, 20 cts. AK Jel2-5a" HE TIVOLI ‘GIESBORO, i NOW TO PUBLIv for’ Picuios frond Washington, The Fe Boats iand ea Washington Tie Fee bee ea sre bait hourand Voactiful Acive by road e Park. Bipst-clase accom modshons ices ; cote city prices: also, (CHARD Ba; oF 3e8-2m D* F.A. VON MOSCHZISHER, G29 LOth ccreet northwest. Special Attention Given to the Treatment of DE. VON MOSCAZISKER neue bene in Washington ees Pep ey ih preteen fo th Ciizene Or We viewity, have bee of the most distinzaisbed treated by him for the above maladies with great ‘their, him, can A rae