Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1880, Page 4

‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF THE CHIRF SIGNAL Log WasiIxeton, July 12, 1880. For New England and the middie atlantic States, partly cloudy weather, occasional Fain, northeast generally Meg to southerly Winds, stationary or higher temperature, fo! lowed by falling barometer. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The fol are the readings of the thermom- Oter at the Signal Office during the day:—7a m., 77°; 7:35 am., 79°; 11 am., 55%; 9 p.m, 91% Maximum, 92: minimum, 71. Yesterday, Sunday, July 11th, Meter at the Signal office, in this follows: 7 7 7 2 pm., 91°; :9 p.m. ise. Maximum, 9°, minimum, +3 ‘LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7.50, p.m. and extinguished at 3.00 a. m. It was not very pleasant at Mount Pleasant yesterday. the thermometer reaching 100 de- grees in (be shade, A petition for a writ de lunatico inqutrendo In the case of ex-Police Lieutenant Skippon, now an tnmafe of the insane asylum, by his son- in-law, Alexander Scott, was filed Saturday. The object of the proceeding 1s to enable his family to get the benefit of his pay as a private on the police foree, he having been for the past three months unable to sign the necessary vouchers for his pay. The Dashaways held an interesting meeting last_night at Tallmadge hall, which was fully attended, notwithstanding the intense heat. Addresses were made by Dr. Bland and Hon. Turney M. Wilkins, the latter favoring the erection of a Dashaway tabernacle in this city capable of seadng several thousand people. President Eggleston fs a zealous and earnest Worker in the cause, and through his efforts many hard drinkers have abandoned thetr ways nd signed the pledge. Several such were en- ed last night. See ad. of Serial Savings and Building Asso- ctation. The pump on New Jersey avenue, between D and E southeast. Is badly in want of attention. T ational { nion Fire Insurance Company to-day eieeted the following directors: George W. Riggs, presilent; Samuel Bacon, vice. dent; Marshall Brown, Wiillam Dixon, Wallach, A. Wyle, ‘Chas. C. Glover, Towles an secretary. the thermo city, stood _as m.. 2 Fam: Serious Hiness of W. W. A telegram was recetved yesterday morning by Mr. Anthony Hyde trom Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, stating that Mr. W. W. Core ran was {il there, being lysis, and requesting Mr. Hyde (wuo Is Mr. 'S secretary) to come on at once and brin: Dr. Tyler with him. At dispatch as follow: Mr. Corcoran {s in a crit ‘al condition.” Mr. Hyde took steps immediately to secure | transportation for himself and Dr. Tyler to | ™ Greenbrier, a8 owing to the interruption franson Sanday, there was no regular train. he oft i: forme him that every facility woul be afforded him and Dr. Tyler, and a spe at thelf service. “Meanwht Hyde received another dispa Corcoran seems better. until further action.” An hour later, however, another dis. ch came to Mr. Hyde'saying brietiy: “ Bring ‘Tyler smmed! The arrangements Mr. Hyde and Dr. Tyler ing on a specta consisting of a locomotive and palace car. Corcoran left here on the morning of the 24 inst. and was then feeling so weil that he sent his attendants before hin and traveled alone. MUCH BETTER. A telegram from the White Sulpher Springs to-day, states that Mr. Corcoran 1s much bette:, and that nothing unnsual {3 the matter with him. He will be up again soon. at 6 o'clock Mr. ComMITTEES or THE JACKSON DeMOcRATIC AssOcIATION.—The following committees have been announced by President Norris, of the Jackson Democratic Association: On ‘ratifica- uon—J. F. Ennis, chairman; J. W. Arnold, Frank Barrett, Richard Smith and W. A. Hutchins. Executive committee—James. W. Baker, chairman; E. E. White, A. A. William Dickson, B. S. Lloyd, B. Dunean S. Walker. Committee flnance—F. P. gerry, Jackson Yates, R. C. Hewitt, Dorsey Clagett, Thomas J. Luttrell, Gilbert B.” Towles and George Jueremann. Committee on mein- bership—R. S. Davis, chairman; . Magin- nis, Thomas Kelly, C. C. Prayser. Barney Kil- martin; ser geant-at-arms, Nick G. Sanderson. BENEDICTINE MALT WINE BSER.—Finley Koch, agents, 1206 Pennsylvania avenue, ~ + READJUSTER RZADJUSTMENT.—The Alexandria Gaze ite of Saturday says: Notwithstanding te mercury in the thermometer for the last few days has danced among the nineties, political excitement has run high ever since the two re adjuster delegations, one the Mahone and the other the democratic, returned from the Rt mond convention. The political tomahas buried since the last election, has been re3u Tecied. acd the prospects are that a lively time | Will prevail from now until November next. Two readjusters, one a Mationite and the oti @ democratic readjuster, were arrested yes": day for creating a disturbance on eta, and taken before the mayor, who postponed the hearing of the case until co-aay. Pais morning the case was further postponed by Justic? ‘Thompson at the Tequest of the Mahonite until Monday morning. To day several spats” t place. but no open outbreak between the t factions has occurred, MARRIAGE LiceNsgs have been tssned to Lewis | B. Taylor and frances A. Taylor: Jose Jane Finley.of Boston, and Bridget Kyne; Laws ery and Alice 4. Wiilis; J. W. Robi : ~, and Mamie C. Dove; Jos. G. Dat . of Salim, Va..and Ada V, Edmonston; Beale Withers and Claison Sharp. # ee ‘rederick Pilling; Noble D. Larner, threatened with | Of Marylai iz | o’elock Dr. Tyler re- | evening at 6: ‘ome Immedic | their guests for a moonlight excursion to Ma’ ers of the Virginia Midland road tn- | lal car was placed | | $500,. one mite, igmsta si | Marshall Hall next Wednesday. The J. | At Troy—Troys, e missioners take steps to prevent the use of water from the pump on N, between 4th and 5th streets n.w., it not being considered safe for drinking purposes. The District Commissioners have awarded the contract for sprinkling 43¢ street, from Missour! avenue to the arsenal gate, to Mr. F. M. Dra- ney, Who commences every day for four months, for #38 per month. The District Commissioners have approved the recommendation of the market master of the Eastern market that the fish stands on out- side of market house and that butcher stands 79 and S0 be designated as fish stands. Mr. Henry Larman, of the District water de- partment, has applied stop-cocks to the water mains at i4th and B and 14th and C streets Southwest, which has the effect of restoring to the water pipes in the southwestern section of the city the exact — pressure on the pipes that existed prior to the use of the water by. the Bureau of Engraving and Printing: This bureau, as also the Babcock lake, 13 fed exclu- sively by the new main from 14th street. The District Commisstoners have notified Mr. Wm. R. Smitn, president of the parking com- mission that that commission will be cl anged with the careof the trees and shrubbery and decorations of the grounds around the public school buildings. ‘The District Commissioners to day addressed & note to the president of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company, inviting his attention to the condition of the bridges over the canal at Market and Canal streets, Georgetown, and re- questing that he cause their immediate repair. Dr, E. M. Chapin, superintendent of street re pairs, has been designated by the District Com- rolssioners as a member of the Mquor license board, vice Wm. Morgan, resigned, ‘The District Commissioners have Issued an order that the chief of the special assessment division is authorized fo recelve and receip* for all books, papers, records. property and securt- | tles belonging to that division whieh have here- tofore been under the charge of Mr. George W. Beall. BUILDING PERMITS Issued by Inspector Entwisle:—Thomas Taylor, repair brick, 904 Dst. s.w.; $500. G. W. Reed. erect_a two-story dwelling, O, between 5th st. and New Jersey avenue n.w.; $1,000. D. B. | Groff, erect a two-story dwelling, 19th, between | Land M n.w.; $2.200, “A. J. Falls, erect a three- story dwelling, Isth and M sts, n.w.; $10,000. —_-_—_ Picnics, Excursions, &c. There will bea family excursion to Blackts- ton’s Island on the 21st, op the J. W. Thompson. ‘The celebration of the 4th anniversary of Co- Corcoran, | lumbia Lode, 1. 0. 0. F., to-morrow, will be a very interesting and enjoyable ace n. There | WHl be a ple-nic at Forest Glen. A special | train will leave at §:30 from the B. & Q. depot. | The d excursion of the Sons of Jonadab, 1, to Byrne’s Island (Harper's Ferry e Thursday, July 15th, See adv! W. Corcoran’ will leave to-morrow Pin. Witle the F. B.S. club and will tal The V Shall Hall. The F. B. 8. association fs the on’ Party allowed to land at Marshall Hall to- jorrow. ‘The third annual family excursion to Niagara will leave the B. P. depot to-morrow at S a. m. This ts one of theeheapest and most pleas- ant trips ever arranged. Excelsior Tent No. 43, 1. O. R., will leave onan | excursion to Blackiston Island, Wednesday, at ig: “Mr. | 7 &m. from Georgetown, and’ at 5 a.m. from Washington, on the steam St. Tammany Tribe Ni rT. V. Arcowsmith. 13, L O. R. M.. go to Thompson will make twi turning at 6 p.m., and at 12 trips, 8:30 am., re- P-m., returning at ‘The Mattano will leave this evening at 7 o’clock for a 50 mile sail on the Potomac. Sporting Notes. The Nationals played the Holyokes Saturday at Springfield. The score was 6 to 2 in favor of the Nationals, ....Other games Saturday were as follows: At Buftalo—Cincinnatis, 2. Buffalos, 1, At Cleveland—Clevelands, 2; Chicagos, 0. 3; Providences, 5. At Boston— Worcesters. 4; Bostons, 0. A women’s walking match began at San Fran- cisco at 1) Saturday, to continue eight days for twelve and a half hours daily. At9p. m. the scores of the leagers stood as follows: Amy Stewart, 42; Milly Young, 42; Madame Tobi.s, 40; Rhoda Lew, 40; Bee Walton, 29; Louisa Atlas, 38; Lillie Denman, 36; Alice Donley, 36; Sadie Donley, 33. Capt. A. A. Bogardus won a pigeon match at rg. Saturday, over George Wimell, of England, killing 96 birds out of 2 possitic 100, to 90 killed by Rimell. The cricket match at Hamilton, Ontario, hag concjuded in favor of the Philadelphia ‘lug over the Hamilton club, the total score being 283 to 76. ‘The racing amen 4 at Monmouth Park, Long Branch, was brought to a close Saturday with Seven Interesting events, which were witnessed by a large crowd. The winners were: First race, mile and a-half sweepstakes, Ferida, with Surge second; time 2:42. Second race, mile and aneighth, for three-year-olds, Kitty J., with Emily F. second; time 2:00. ‘Third race, five furlons for two-year-olds. Topsey, ‘wit Blazes second; time 1:034. Fourth race, sweep- ,000, ene mile and ahalf, Luke with Duke of Montrose second: Blackbtrn, time $:113¢ Fifth race, Monmouth Cup, two Inlles and’ a-quarter, “Repoit, wita Monitor second: time 4:07. Tace. for a purs? of Charley Gorham. with Annie d: tine 145. Seventh rica, se, Katie F., with Derby second: During the sixth race, Bliss wa- n through the fence ne . Ps ly THE COURTS. Equity Court—Judyes Macarthur ana Ove. Saturday, King agt. Bulkley, appearance of absent defendant ordered. Robiason agt. Wall; motion to vacate order of June 16, 1380, dented. Remhardt agt. Fischer; T. W. Marphy appoinu- ed guardian ad litem. Dyer agt. Fletcher; liea declared on deed of trust. Knapp agt. Knapp; pro confesso and reference to take testimony. Lathrop agt. Simons; restraining order issued, BILt FoR 4 Divorce.—To-day, Julfa F. Wed- C ster, by Mr. radiey, filed a bill for | divorce from SE. Webster. They were | married f dria, In 1559, and she charges | that for ten years he has been addicted to drink- tng and has become a confirmed drunkard: that | for three years he has done very little for th his family, and he 1s profane, tempered and violent, and he has served af in the jafl for stolen ‘goods. She asks for the custody of the children. —___ | | AGAINST THE I 1eT.—Mr. Fendall aucer on Saturday entered suit against the District of Columbia for $12.48 damages for trespass and fnjury to bis property on New Hampshire avenue, between L and M streets, by the construction of a sewer through his 10: Ss Sewer enter Into Keck creek at 23d street, crossing squares 49, 1 and 52, in which Mr: A.’s iot ts located. to 2th and” L'streets nora. Mr. ¥. G. Kimball appears for Mr. A. ges THE improvements made since last year have restored fu Of the cid house. west. | ongress Hall the prestige A Dxcistion UNDER THE Liquor Licesss Laws.—In the case of District of Columbia agt. Wm. Keryman, tried tn the Criminal Court on appeal from the Police Court, a few days since, the Information was for selling Mquor without | Mcense. ‘The circumstances were these: On the | day of the boat race the defendant. who wasa | leensed restaurant keeper in this city, went to | Analostan Island with two wagons, and sold therefrom cakes, soda water, lager beer, and | Other refreshinents. The sale of beer by the Small having been proved, the District asked ‘tion under the liquor law. The pent was ratsed by the defense that the fact that the defendant went over to the island upon @ particular occasion to sell to the crowd col- lected to see the boat race did not sustain the allegation that he was engaged fn business, and thak the law being for the purpose of revenue there rust be a purpose to engage tn continu- ous business. ‘This view of the case was sus- tained by the court, Judge Wylie, who satd that it Was preposterous to suppose that tue law pro- Posed to Nhe a man $'00 tor making a single sale Without additional proof of sis pu foen- gage in business. T! pet found a verdict of not gui Mr. T. P. Miller appeared for de- fendant. ING Svrrs, correct styles, and yachting fast_colors, only to be Bad of Geo. C. Hen- th street.— Ader, ———— ‘THe Lysen Homtcror.—This morning tn the ‘7 mingl Court, tu the case of Mrs, Catharine i, Who on ‘Friday last was committed to } 1 by the coroner for the action of the grand jury, on the verdict of the jury in the case of the-death of her husband, Peter Lynch, from a fracture of the skull inilicted by a brick in the bands of Mrs. Lynch or her son James, the bill Was Dxed at $2,500, Mr. H. W. Garnett appears for Mrs. Lynch. THE Woop Drvoxce Cask.—This morntag, !n the Equity Court, the divorce case of Ann’ £. Wood (now Kendrick) agt. A. B. Wood, tn Which a decree was made a' alimony at $60 over two years was called up by Judge Cox on a motion for rule to issue to Wood to show cause why he does not for the past two the rule making it Surts Acarsst Tae DisrRicr.—Messrs. Mont- recep. as attoraeys, Med today ta. the hous: rerey, rt or Claims, suits: the District of Columbia, for work done out of con- I renow x3 3000, and one x 000; Daniel ‘ODLOLY, $73.000, A. Keppel, admin- ry $26,317,14, | Vans 4 | Plead guilty as to five loaves, and fined $10 | days. Ernest and Wim. Davis, two smail w! Stephens agt. Stephens; auditor's report and sale finally ratitie Young agt, Baden; ttle ordered to be conveyed. “Hines agt. Muiiic; leave to file amended and supplemental biti granted. Jiummer agt. Bates; answer by 24 lustant ordered. O'Brien agt. Addison; bill dismissed. Wi agt. Wood; payment of ali- mony ordered. Gonzaga College agt. Coffr heirs; — of absent defendants, « Shaw agt. Hughes; rule issued. CRIMINAL Covrt—Judge James, ‘This morning, Nicholas May, unlicensed b1r; not guilty. Thomas O'Netll, unlicensed bar; nolle pros. John Shea, unlicensed bar; guilty. M. Laurenzl, Sunday bar; sentenced to a fine 0 #20. Edward Quirk, selling bread light welg! a costs, James Cavanaugh, unlicensed prodice dealer; on trial. POLICE CovRT—Judge Snell. ‘0-day, Patsy Randolph, allas Ella Randolp4, Vakrancy; bonds or 30 days. George Wilsva, assault on Edward Horn; forfeited collatera John Buchanan, larceny of #1 trom Eliza Thou 10 or 30 days. - James Fitzgerald and Tuos. Mason, atfray; forfetted collateral. Joun F. Shorter. assaulton Wm. R. Johnson; $3 or 15 te boys, charged with throwing stones; $i e7. Robert Butler, loud and boisterous. John Ja:k- son, Daniel S. Barnes and Win. Start,v: grancy; bonds or workhouse. Maud Sacks An Hunster. loud and boisterous; $ or 15 daya ¢. Charles Richardson, profanity; $5 or 7 days. F ward P, Jones, loud and boisterous: forfeited collateral. Reddy White, do.; do. William Hic, ter and Jobn Taylor, indecent exposure. Wil Nam Burke, assault ‘and battery with intent t killJohn Warren; continued until next We hesday, under $500 bonds. (Henry Hinke in Tuesday's report of this e J court is not Henry Hinke, the jeweler. INEBRIATED APEs.—The learned author of “The Descent of Man,” in noticing that the animals often suffer from the diseases that afflict ourselves, might have added that. in some cases, they are not free from our vices also. According to a recent letter from Dar- fur, in Africa, the monkeys of that region are tmordinately fond of a kind of beer made by the natives who use the beverage tocapture their simial poor relations. Having placed quanti- ties of the beer where the monkeys can get it. the natives walt until thetr victims are in va. rious degrees of inebriation, and when the! then mingle with tnem the ir creatures © too much fuddled to recognize the differences between ni and 3j hen the negro takes the hand of one of them to lead him off some other fond creature to the hand of the latter one, another to hand, and thus a single negro ar eee Vet caring a string of Staggering monkeys. en ox e peer is administered tn secured the easing only gradual of thetr spree juantities, 80 that they awaken to the sad results MORE IN BRIEF.—Jag. Hervey Ives, mem- bear ue second branch of Baltimore city coun- from 7th and sth wi on Sacur- Sy a ry Samuel 8; an old cler- gyman of the Me pal church, died on Saturday... ie the {Eaisautre tank place on, Sat Thos Reilly, Ol ‘was drowned yesterjay wai bathing in Gwynn’s falls.....The ther- mometer in the city on Saturday registered 97 degrees, and the day was very oppressive. Five deaths are recorded from sunstroke..... E. Hearn, carpenter, commit ide yester- melancholy catiaed by Want of emplaynseate mel cal & 2 boy. named acetaentaiiy the 7... MP. JOO to-morrow and sprinkles. LETTERS FEOM THE PEOPLE, ASi of edy for Summ ‘imple mom y, = er Co: Editor Star:—Please pane as Prominenay eve 7 ted i sui nt water to make it palatable, is a simple but very efficacious remedy for the diseases of stomach and bowels incident to the and ca- ble for both children and adults. Make ply, pon enough to be table for children, ard shoula not be too strong for adults. Make with ice water, keeping ice tn the water and drinking Freely, atter_ every attack of vomiting or purging. It will not itatonce. Some- Umes induces it when the trouble has been caused by poring | the stomach of unripe fruit, thus getting rid of the cause. It is al- Ways at hand tn every family, and when taken at first indication of illness, or given to a child, will prevent cholera infantum, cholera morous, summer complaint, etc. Ww. Our Ninth Decade. Editor Star:—¥rom the 16ty of July, 1790, the District of Smee enacaen at (oerttperaretl ow ‘ears ago. Since that w mi 'y changes ve taken place in the capital ty place of a Swamp crowded with brashwood and rank weeds, the abode of reptiles of the most vene- mous character, and the subterranean sewer once the resort of every description of jwild fow!, we have stately private mansions, Dificent public buildings, and streets and ave- nues,junequalled in the Unton for their facilt- Ues of traverse alike to the teamster and the pedestrians, Surely the advent of the ninth decade deserves some popular recognition. 1 Would suggest that the day be appropriately celebrated. Let the cannons roar, proclaim the opening day—the trained bands of the District turn cut in all the panophy of war and display their discipline through our main thorou; nfares; let the brotherhood societies—mounti foot—fall into line in their maernes to swell the joyous processton, let martial muste fill the air and the entire city exhibit the scene ef a gala day. I leave this suggestion to be carried into execution by those of Our citizens who so pratseworthily take @ prominent, part in the cel- ebration of interesting public events. A NORTHERN DENIZEN. “shop Girls.” Editor Star:—The respected and respectful editor of THE EVENING STAR 1s probably un- aware that many ladies employed as clerks and saleswomen in stores, feel the term “shop girls’ appiled to them as an approtrious or contempt- ous one—especially those from Philadelphia, where that term is never used. The (Quaker city was probably the earllest to open these employments to the sex, and from the begin- ulng has treated the employment as honorabla, and those thus employed a8 worthy of respect: Hence women of the most respected familtes whose fathers have been unfortunate in busi- hess, or died in embarrassed circumstances, have gladly accepted such employment; and domg so has never lowered their social stand- ing, or lessened thelr respect from the public, ‘They were “ladies” equally before and after they went into stores, and “ladies” they are considered and called by the people of that city. ‘The British name “shop,” for a store, find no use here, except In thoughtless connection with ladies who attend there, and should be omitted in defence to those who are thus wounded by ft. PROPRIETY, ‘sim- Who is Respoi Star:—T noticed in ‘TH Stan of the 2d a paragraph stating that the steamboat authorities say they are not responsible for the terrible list of accidents that have recently oc- curred, but that it is the fault of the law. 1 pune would be much more ready to take st in such a statement, if we did not witness right at home, under the very eyes of the authorities, open and outrageous violations of the law, With ho attempt on their part to prevent them. On a recent excursion from this city, lam informed that there were eight hundred persons on board the steamer, and Not boats suftictent to carry one-tenth of that number, nor life preservers enough for one-half, and,what there were, were inaccessible. Fortunately no accident occurred but sup there had been one, then co: ible? Id these officials say they were not responsibie? Why do not these officials look after these mat- ters and see that the law is complied with, or Prosecute the offenders, as it is their duty to do? Like the rest of the public, I relied upon them, and supposing they had done their duty, per- mitted four of my children to go, which I cer- tainly would not have done had I dreamed of such a state of facts. A Crmizgn. GEORGETOWN. A Cuurch BuRNED AND TWO FIREMEN IN- JTRED.—About 2 o'clork this morning ah alaria Was turned in from box 72, by Officer Shanks, for a fire in Mt. Zion, colored, M. E. Church, on Mill street, between West Stoddard streets. ‘The fire department re sponded promptly, but the roof and part of the galleries were de- stroyed; loss about £1,000; fully insured The fire was the work of an incendiary. Firemen Jas. Bwrows, of B truck, and John Kurtz, of No. 5 engine company, were injured, but not se- riously, by the fall f a cornice. Burrows, The Army Register of 18415. HUMBLE POSITION OF NAMES SINCE BECOME PA- ‘MOUS THE WORLD OVER, [Louisville Courier Journal. ] Mr. D. B. Wharton, of the Ohio and Mis- sissippi railroad ticket office, ae his pos- session yesterday a discolored tattered the “Oficial Register” for i845, “pub- ed by order of the of War, in com- Ppliance with the resolution of the Dec. 13, 1815, and resolutions of the House Feb, 1, 1830, and Feb. 16, 1843.” The relic ts the erty of Mr. Wharton’s mother, whose hy id and his two brothers were in the army at the and all of whom ipated in that contest. There were then Gignt 4 oa of infantry, five of artillery, and two of di ns, by which mame the: cavalry was d ited. These, with a smali general staff and an engineers’ Corps, Composed all the United States army. Winfield Scott was Major-General 1n command of the army. Gen. George B. McClellan was Second Lieutenant jm the Third Infantry, so obscure that his name was printed ‘Geo. C. McClellan.” In the same regiment Don Carlos Buell was also a Second Lieutenant. Tne Fourth Infantry contained two Second Lieu- tenants who made their names memorable in the civil war, on opposite sides—Gen. Long- Street and Ulysses S. Grant. Longstreet had then been in the service two years, while Grant had quitted West Point but a year previous, and was “attached to the army ‘asa supernu- merary, with the pay and rank of Second Lieutenant.” William T. Sherman, present general of the army, was first Lieutenant in the Third Artillery, as was Gen. O. C. Ord. Robert E. Lee was a Captain of Engineers, as Was George W. Cullom, while under them in the same corps were Gen. P. G. T. Beauregard— who has since dropped the “P” in his name— Gen. M. C, ete, Gen. W. 8S. Rosecrans, and Gen. HL. W. Halleck, the last two being ranked as Second Lieutenants only. In the pe Graphical corps were Joseph E. Johnston, First cutenant, and John A. Macomb, who fought afterward on opposite sides. Gen. C. C. Augur Wasa Lieutenant in the Second Infantry, in which Simon B. Buckner and Gen. R. S. Canby, Who was assassinated by the Modocs several years ago. were Sccond Lieutenants. Gen. Abe Buford, of Kentucky, the well-known turfman of to-day, was then a Second Lieutenant of the First dragoons,of which regiment William J. Hardee, of “Hardee's Tactics,” and one of the hardest fighters of thé confederacy, was Cap- tain, Gen. John Sedgwick was First Lieuten- ant of the Secend Artillery. The Sixth In- fantry roster, however, contains more of inter- est than ‘any other. Of that regiment the Colonel was Zachary Taylor, who now sleeps quietly just outside this city, after having been galiantly amid all the gloties and rigors of the war with Mexico and occupied the Presidential chair. In that regiment Frederick ‘'T. Dent, brother-in-law of Grant, was a Second Lieutenant. The last of the list of Second Lieutenants was Winfield S. Hancock, who had just graduated from West Point with Grant. A JUDGE Wno BELIRVES IN GHosTs.—The Newburyport Herald says: In the police court, Thursday morning, Isaac Hibbs of West New- bury was indicted for an assault and discharged. ‘The facts In the case appear to be as follows: On the morning of the sth a company of young m:n thought it would be a good joke to throw a stone into the chamber window of one of the eluzens of thattown. A member of the family, however, overheard the young fellows plotting mischief, and, hurrying home, informed the old gentleman of the pian, and he, quickly donning a portion of his undergarments only, hastened to put himself in ambush. When the young rioters eame along he sprang out, and all ran but one: who stood up and knocked the old gen- tieman down a couple of times. Whereupon a Warrant fer assault was issued, and, when brought Into court, Hibbs pleaded thet “he thought it was a ghost, and he wasn’t golng to un from it.” Accordingly.bis honor ruled that, if the young man thought it was “a ghost,” and Was struck With that idea, he committed no as- Sault, and, consequently, should be discharged. Such’a judge as that deserves a much wider re- putation than we are able to give him. TROUBLE 1s apprehended between farmers and the police of Wabasb, Ind. Farmers have been cutting the dam which gives Wabash its water supply, because it increases the back-water overfiow on their farms. Seven farmers were arrested after resistance, and an extra police force has been sent out to protect the dam. €2"Spanish mackeral have been successfully hatched by artificial means in Chesapeake Bay and by fall millions of these valuable fish will Inhabit its waters. —_——___ CUTICURA BLOOD REMEDIES. Who Was Cut over ose and face, was at- tended by Dr. Appleby. THE THIRD annual excursion of the Young Meu’s Association of Trinity (Catholic) Church Will be given at Marshall Hall, next Thursday. The commodious steamer W..W. Corcoran will leave oot of High street, at 9 a.m. sharp, and Tth-street wharf, Washington, at 10a. mm. S-c- ond trip from 7thstreet Whart at 5 mM. ‘Te proceeds are for the Itiprovement of {foly Rood Cemetery, and as the excursion 1s a pleasant one this hot weather, the boat should be crowded both trips. SHCT IN THR HAND.—Willlam Woody was wounded in the hand Saturday night at the Georgetown market by theaccidental discharge of a smail pistol whic he was handling. CUTTING AFFAIR ON ANALOSTAN ISLAND. Yesterday morning John Warren and Wiliam Burk, both coloréd, repaired to Analostaa Island to fight out a dispute about ten cents. Burk took an unfair advantage of his opponent, and drawing a razor, cut Warren in the back: making a mgat flesh wound of about 12 inches in length. Burk was arrested. ILL.—Gov. H. Cooke 1s lying dence, on Stoddard _ street itl at his resi- He Sume his duties at Mt. Vernon in a day or tivo. Boat Cive ITeM.—The young ladies of the Convent of the Visitation have recently made a presentation to the Potomac Club, in the shape Of handsome club colors. ———_+--+___ ARKIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS Baltimore and Potomac Bepot, corner MORNIgE 2nd HF Streets. MORNING. PYENING, Wash'gton nicht line6 :20 + Balt., Phil. ©Bost'n12-30 Southern Ex. -$:00|t Limited express. . ..4:00 $40 /+Wash’gton d + Baltimore accoin. y line.4:30 {North and West..../.8:55| | Washington pass'r..7.00 'Warh'gton express. 10:35||North and. West...°7 Dail N.O. fast line... "°9 ally IN-C iDaily except Sunday. |+Wash'ston exp: Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New Jersey Avenue and € Street, MOEN tEDils.. Balt tN. ¥. & Phil & way. a. ex. E . 00 St. Louis & Cin. ex.1 :6:10 Bait , Anna. & way..1:50 6:40 ;Baltimore & way...3:00 & way #tations.8:20 Baltimore & way....4:20 Fred. & way stations.8:25 N. Y. & Phila. ex. Bait & An: 20+ 8:27 +Bal +Baltimore ex :00| Western accom... artinsbure &waysta) 46 }Balt., Anna. & 3 alt. & way stat's.10:30) Staunton & Va. Spr. Baitimore express..11:30| express. Be + Daily. . & way. isunds =X. & Phila. Other tr: -, Lau. <ilad’ cept Bunda; Weetern express... :2 ss88. OL Es 8 8B L re oust, t KE iy gs88 FL OTTERY. rx ¥ 8 5 KE ¥ 8B. 8 LE x x ¥.. S888 .. LLLLL THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY CO. IS GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLAC 3 IN PUBLIC AT COVINGTON, KY., ON WED- NESDAY, u au bLoeYy 22 n 30 UL YY 2222 11 i3U UL x 22 il 330 ur ¥ un ou 00 Lun ¥ 222222 11 LIST OF PRIZES. TICKETS $1. Club rates upon application. G. UPINGTON, hen}? _ 099 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, ol 1B — M. Je RICHMOND, List World, : ‘~ _ COVINGTON, Ky. of drawings published in the New: Herald, Gun, Masia Zaltans Phitadels ie ‘Cincuinadl Toawiver, ts at Gong mercial and Louisville é All 8 town ticket isre mailed © copy of the official list as soon received. : Skin Diseases are but the Signs of Blood Poisons. kin Dieesces issue from an unhealthy condition of the blood, and are Blood Diseases. — Wile. ‘The CvricuRA REMEDIES cure the most obstinate forme of Blood and Brin Diseases, and Afections of the tealp with Loss of Hair, when all other reni- edies and methods of treatment fail. Curicuna RESOLVENT purifies the blood, renovates aud invig- orates the eystem, absorbs and carries away poison- ua matter, and Uy enriching and strengthening the blood, vitalizes with new life every onan and pro- ceaa of the body. Hence the permanence of the cures made by the Oviicuna REMEDIES. Concer. & Medicinal Jelly for external apyiica- tion, arrests disease, eats away dead flesh and skin, plays inflammation. itching and irritation, and heals vicers, sores, and ecalp ailections with lors of bair when the REsOLVENTis taken internally. Cur- IcvRa Boar, prepared from Caticura, refresh ng. ‘and ithe only natural beautifier of the in, which it softens, whitens, and preserves be- yond praise. Currccna 81 NG Soar, also pre is cleansiny, ate of its issue, preceding the Mexican war,- In 5 to 20 minutes Lodille’s Headache Specific will cure the worst case. = EXTRACT OF REPORT FROM THE CXLEERATED PHYSICIAN, ERASMUS Wi1S0K, OP LONDON, ENG.— Several cases of vn tad consumption have come under my tion — have been cured by the — use of Colden’s Liedig's Liquid Extract of Beef andl Tonic Invigorator. Sold by all druggists and grocers. on ” itching Files.” Itching Piles.’ are motsture, like intense particuiariy at hts after getting = Do n¢ pleat hour and allow them become aggray Swayne's Ointment certain cure. “Skin Diseases” —Swayne’s Ointment. Skin Diseases ‘‘Swayne’s Ointment” effectually ‘Skin Diseases cures tetter, pimples, salt rheum, form of skin Buin beseas Genter trifting cost; at all Storr & CROMWELL, Agents, Washington. BENEDICTINE malt wine beer. Finley & Koch agents, 1206 Pennsylvania ave. 2w “ BUCHUPABIA.”—Quick, complete cure 4 tos : all riuary compatsts 6, ‘at druggist, For Washington at 480 1. “RovgH oN Rats."—Ask tor it. It clears out rats, mice, roaches, bugs. 6c. @ box; for Washington it 450 Pa. avenue, BENEDICTINE malt wine beer, Finley & Koch, agents, 1206 Pennsylvania ave. 2w “ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh alderney butter ae pe ee cheese, buttermilk ana sweet tallit 66 per at DRY GOODS. OZ THOUSAND PIECES or BEAUTIFUL LAWNS Inst Received. LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN WASHINGTON. FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS, AMERICAN LAWNS. Prices—Se., 6c., 8¢., 10c., 12c., 15c.,18¢., 20e., 25¢. PAOIFIC LAWNS reduced to 10c. CARTER’s, 712 Market Space. BLACK LINEN LAWNS. BLAOK FRENOH LAWNS. INDIA LINEN, the now and desirable article for Ladies’ White Dresees. WAMSUTTA COTTON, best in the world, re- duced to 10c. TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, 50c. CARTER’S, jy9 711 Market Space. EDUCED 25 PER CENT. We have made an averaye reduction of fully 25 PER CENT. in our pera SUMMER STOCK. Our sssortment embraces the most desirable fabrics out this season. French and Domestic Lawns. White Fabrics in Linen, Union Linen and Cotton. Print inen Lawns. Dotted and apured Swiss. India Linen, India Mull and Persian Lawn. Towels, Napkins, Damask and Housekeeping Goods, all kinds, with Domestics, at agents’ prices. W. M. BROWN, jy9 817 Market Space. PIONIOS, EXCURSIONS, &e. RE™=s=a2e TSE OnemaN: | Sn SEE. E 8T JOSEPHS MALE OnbHAR ASYLUM, ‘WASHINGTON SCHURTZEN PARK, THURSDAY, Jvcy 15, 1880. 98 Cents. ICKRES. seroronere = a Refreshments and seager sold on the sround for um. the benefit of the at BOOTS AND SHOES. _ FOR THE MONTH OF JULY. A DISCO! OF 5 PER CENT ON ALL T OF 5 PEK CENT ON ALL a DISCOUNT OF 5 PER CENT ON ALL E PRI MENTIONED BELOW. Ti THE PRE MENTIONED BELOW. see Excellent mus 3y1-4t ae ONT MISS IT. 1.00 | PLANTS’ THIRD ANNUAL. acHet Chil 025 Ther MoU eat EXct Ke 500 pair 2.75 TO GLYMONT, 500 bait Men'e Galtera“iaitation bation” 138 FRIES ENG “ee torn Tae a me wi Tx 16TH, Tan, 500 pair Men's Working and Plough Shoes, at 0.73 Tickets 0 canta For sale at kv Hoaee Dror wat bo THESE SPECIALTIES CAN BE FOUND — | “‘ei',,Digy's Drugstore and at boat. Car AT TRE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 401 Pennsylvania Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLaA@. in waiting on return of boar. 3y12-3t KE. K.& J. P PLANT, Managers. © ALL THE ENUMERATED GRAND EVENING oRsION eS CENSUS EXT MERATONS ASSOCIATION OF ISTRICT OF THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DIS. THE D COLUMBIA, or. To MARS) Children’s Shoes at 14 cents per pair. ‘ FRIDAY BRENIG Ee Children’s Siippers at 24 cents per pair. et {he Steamer Jous Ww. 18 Ps’ ets, adniitting wentleman and iaay, 33 3310_ LEOPOLD KICHOLD, Proprietor. | agin en) ip tiing wentloman and lady, 75 cents Brat leaves {th street wharf at 6p. m., retarning NEW YORK snoxr stonx, Jesve> Marshall Bal at 12 Cars will be at the wharf to convey excursioniste to all recticns of the city. WELL, 605 Pennsylva: ee yivania Avenu: ter remouies. A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY THE BEST MADE SHOES IN THE UNITED STATES AT VERY LOW PRICES, Burt's Men’s Calf Strap Shoes. . Burt's Men's Calf Low Button. Burt's Men’s Caif Hizh Button. Burt's Men's Calf Con, M8 IN, Chairman ©om of Arrancements. dy22-4t KIA LODGE N. 10. Fortieth Anpiversa TUESDay, Jury ls, by TOBE. i Burt's Boy's Cloth top Button 82.59 | Picnic at Forest Glen.” Special trai: leave B&O depot at 8:30 8 w., sharp. Wm. F. Weber furnishes THESE GOODS ARE FULLY 30 PER OENT | ih .. Tickeia, incl Jroad fare, Bo. LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. | Chiliren, front tela Thee ee Fay Be THEY ARE BETTER THAN CUSTOM WORK. Ladies’ Blippers, Newports and Low Button at wreatly reduced prices, Ladice’ Fine Kid Button Boote $2 to 87. an fO3%, Misses and Children’s Shoes of best makes, lowest prices. One price, ot, Washington, at 830 a.m.. ini te 3510 GEO. MCCARTHY. | [Sondatc Sorin Rewnd ele era ave the abe and the publicinvited. A day oi I['° BEDUCE sTocK, re guarantee toll who we. \Bviry.arra children. We will offer the balance of our for the comfort of ladies POINT. ‘Men's Fine Goat Low Button, at $3.50, for- 44 SHE GRAND EXCURSION of the Sons oF jonada’ f land, eae er’ aa ‘Trains leave B. & O. de. NO PINEY I-x. ‘STEAMER GEO. LEARY. merly 84a pair. SECONDANNUALSELDOT GRAND EXC Men’s Fine Oaif Oxfords, at $3.50, formerly N THE FAST STEAMER ( $4 0 pair. To Piney Point, Jury 1érm, 1850. Men's Bhhoes from 81.50 to 86.50 8 gt, The Leary is tiret clase in all her ay aot A large lot of Ladies’ Cloth and Serge Top Kid pointnente- in command of Capt Foxed Button Boots at 82, formerly @2.50 apair. | | Jones White, whose fine seamanship baa never Ladies’ Newport Button ‘Ties and Sandal Slippers | been questioned. Steaiuer leaves her whact ate oy from 81 to 83 a pair. turng at ll p.m. A ae et mat W. i. RICH, Jel7 Market pace. penty of ehade. ‘hit excursion trip this se and secure ticks HOUSEFURNISHINGS. isd th ons alt REFRIGERATONS, fe WATER COOLERS, AND ALL SUMMER GOODS, Va. at whi 2 and returning. ‘will be sold at actual cost for the next thir- I days. ind GBASP MOONLIGHT EXcUKSION, Ruiven by the F. i 8. CLEB A fullline of SLATE MANTELS, St. George and - Stsg’s Head RANGES; cial and Fireside Jewell LA1ROBES. W. S. JENKS & CO., jy3 7I7 71 NEW ENTERPHISE FOR 9th ST. he bi BAUER. Pia] JON T FORGET THE GRAND FamiI- eee re = ay Cresm fate i a ts cote Biuckiston island, Jaly TRE7ETS B11 y ne, at redu pri h, 188M, he safe aud commodi - at NOCK’S New Chin: and Hioaxe, Cas eos, i Tete: ishing Store, 436 Oth st. ee ee furni ae 5 st. ‘Branch Store, z ‘he orizina! Excelsior Tent re, 1 R. jel2-1m 134 Bridge st., Georgotown. No. 47, I. Georgetown, 7 PRING Dp SUMMER D Ss 3 AN: DL OODE BESS French We have on hand a splendid line of Hi ent of Pauey ant Diack UT Ro aa eran ‘ancy and Blac lac GRENADINES, ‘Black Gili Horns. ‘Pon Pecrguckers, Shooda ee aged Clothe, ise untings, Linen Lawne, Madras Ginghams. Mulls and French Naiusooke. all srmdecs An inspection ef our stock is solicited. 48-1 pared from Caticura, is the first and only medicina! soap compounded expressly for shaving. RUANING SORES. Interesting Account of the Healing of a Broken Leg. . Messrs. LoTHROrs & HivkHam, Druggists:-— Dear Sirs.—On the 23d of August, 1877, I had the misfortune of having my leg broken, ‘in front of Willlam Sterns’ a stor being thrown on me. The bone of this place. mn re Sores broke out from iy knee eral physicians called ic me to wear rbber stockings. ‘out about $26 worth of different makes without any ficns of any cure, I Bought the Curicura Bewi- biEs for the purpose, aa I exprested it at the time, be humbuwyed a Before half had becit used Twas astonished to eee the sores hedl up one by che, and now not one gore is to be seen. “I ro- commended the same toa neighboring lady wi had been troubled for years with a sore wrist. After 4 hundreds of remedies she is completely cured. Respectfully yours, Dover, N. H. HENRY LANDEORER. SALT RHEUM Years. Treated by Ten Physici Ten venta all Minds of Medicine” Messrs. WEEKS & PoTTER: Dear Sirs,—I feel it my duty to inform 78 of what your Ouricuna Huatrpiss have done for me. Dyeicians, muted Pat /eay oie ‘ul in my case, leavin, is vin tis ein oumiy face, sealp aud body ae white and or as anybody's. eA ULY, REEEEEN H. LOVEJOY. AvLURN, ME’, April 3, 1879. ITCHING HUMOR For Eleven Years Cured. x W. F. Hous, Esq.,North Hampton.N.H , wal sowa aa the originate ‘of the Citizens’ Lane Goaches, ‘Boston, writes that he has been cured by the cusiaes Dame le oe a ane eee bi en & great sufferer, “i Hhow. ‘He considers them the kreatest remed:es of 1 ARE. . OCUTICURA REMEDIES For Blood, Skin and Scalp Humors Are prepared WEEKS & PoTreR, Chemiste and Drasgista, $60. Washington 21 Front street, Toros ‘Bost nto, Out, and S Snow Hil, London, and are for salo by si aruagiete. Price of small ‘conte: boxes, $1; Eesouvest, @1 per ; CUTIGURA Mxpior- Hapronar foetna atres Tero eae ree [NG *e = barbers and large consumers, 60 celts: COLLINS’ Voltaic Plasters, yeney ‘Telieve Pain, Soreness and Weakness. HOOE BROTHER & Co., jy3_1323 F st. n w., near Ebbitt House. DOUGLASS’, 9th street, St. Cloud Building. 50 DOZEN HONEY-COMB AND UNBLEACHED HUCK TOWELS, AT 25 Cents Eacu. DOUGLASS’, dy Sth street. CARES! SCARES! SCARFS: BHIRTS made to order in first-class style; fit laranteed. “Ready-made Shirts of ourown make always in THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, S16 F ct. n.w., Je12 Opposite Patent Office. BRANCH THE BALTIMORE GheAM BRINE FAOTORY. S 4356 7th street new. Bi deans neg si ote m4 Six Fine Bhirte, to 0 FIT GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. We call especial attention to our Reinfor2ed Sin, complete, stone dollar. A full line of Gente’ Furnishing Goods. 435 7th st. n.w., Washington, HIRTS CHEAPER THAN EVER. ‘Our ‘‘Mystery” SHIRT, at 75 cents, unjinixhed, ia cheaper than we sold if when ‘muslin, sad ii was way below present pri ar “*Myster: SHIRT, finiehed, is the cheapest Shirt in the world, only 80 cents. The **Crown Diamond” SHIRT, fin- ished, 60 cents. Our LINEN COLLARS, latest 2.50. Ou World in {muality aud price. Our Suk SOAREE, ce cent are a8 good an any othier house sells at £0 oon 50 cent SCARES are ‘88 00d ag is Bold. for 61.20 by the trade xengraly. Ue, ay30 1002 F street northwest. @° TO DUBREUIL BROS., 2112 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE ope ieee won OIALTY. Half-dozen Fine SHIR’ Our Beet SHIRT, Plaited Bosom, $12. A fine assortment of GENTS FURNISHING: always on hand. 8030 ONE, OF THE LARGEST iv PHAEIONS, SOME: io ive the moat for the money ac Halted.” RIDBIB BAOB., cor: 1554 stand Pent sylvanis ave- may? BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS. A WONDERFUL BEMEDY. yaicians everywhere prescribe and endo:se as a great improvement on the common slow- helinge porous piasier and all witallay articles Dr. J. W. Thompson, (one of the Philadel- bis Jurors.) ‘Prefer them to all others.” Use them in my Practice. Dr. E. Deyo, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. “Best piaster in aise.” *'Alwaye aives tatiatection.® . A. Wooley, Warsaw, Ind. Be we bia is .J. W. Gully, St. Louis, Mo, re destnen thet with Breas muspeme. wonderful remedy.” “One of the tised articles not a humbug. Wendeaae EX’ “I pre- “aruly a few adver- infirm: for Women and Childre Daisvilles My. ‘‘ile members of on ptatt speak in the highest terms of your plasters, 1 Gazette, N. ¥. ‘Unquestionably Che faywovemsant on Oreluacy porous pastors. ,000 Druggists have signed a paper stating of Piaseuns say they are ineccry way Superior to the ordinary slow-actir' Porous Plasters. ‘Their great merit lies {1 the fact that they are the cally plasters which Fellove pau at once- Physician in own locality will confirm Hema, Female We eae 8 and ‘Newloctey and Diseased Kidney! aera Price. Rent on receipt of price E'Sonoon, Si Platt ote Rew Tore OY Sear 2am ea eae ae Sa eee eae ede dara 2a STIC'L BA ELAGS & giving 5 bours for fishing, crabbing and |: arriving at Washington 10-30 r tT children between 6 and 12 years ited to BO). Oysters roasted at ckett's drug store, cor.22 and AS STOVES! G GAS STOVES: Jy7-6t" THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH HAND ANNUAL FAMILY EXCU: STYLE. Gi! IN. The postponed excursion 1g SOLD ON TRIAL. of St, Temmatye Tribe No. is, WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. improved ©. B. M.. will a eace LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN | (2 the lath July. The J. wW. > = two trips to Marshall Hall, 5.30 THE MARKET. 6p-m.. end at 7:30 p.m., return: Call and see them, No. 531 15th st. kete 50c., for sale at Moore's, No. #09 9h #t. n A FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. Rane wontass om seis et 2-2. Jos, W. Cor. Ne an 8, and the mem- +8 E. HOOKS, 531 15th bership of the Tribe and boat.” Tickets sold for ths DDY 14th June wood for this oceasion. } I-torio’s celebrated string band has been reen~ waged jy7 rr NUAL REFEIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN OREAM FREEZ- FOWLEB'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge,) Importer of China, Glass Waro, &., ReARRER THE THIKD A: FXCURSION of the PUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION OF TRIN- ITY CATHOLIC CHURCH will be' t MAR HALL HALL, on THURSDAY, commodion’s potot High Washing- hart at 5 der 12, 25. 3-98 given al JULY 15th, 1880. “The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN will lea; at 4 mayb £009 Pa. ave. =C. STEAMER MATT ANOS DE 1FUL EXOURSIONS DUWN. GEORGE EYNEAL, ar, BESS att TE PE Ee DOW: 15 OIL AND WATER OOLORS, ABTISTS' MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Windew ana& Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF FANCY ABTIOLES FOR ORNAMENTS axp Presents. gar 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hal). FR. GAS FIXTURES, SLATB MANTELS, LATROBES, @ A AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 408 9th st. The Str. * MATTANO” willon and. after Ju Ly 5TH 1880, leave her wharf ae foot of ehand N sis. at 7 oor, be spared to make there me ut agreeable [Jy2-1m] ONES, Agen poeTomac FERRY company. Persone desiring a delightful change from the de- pressing heat of the city, camenjoy on our 2nd 4 hall's ride on the Poto- [= mac river to Alexandria and re any day during the week, for 1 or 10 tickets for 50 cents, on the Ferry Boats; children under 10 Fears of age free. The Boats leave Wash: daily for Alexand: allows; 6-30, 7-30, 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 a. m.: 12:30, 1:30, 2:30," 3 30, 4 ), 6:30. The trips at 42 cially refreshing ani 330-1 Excure: G. T. LUMBER! LUMBER! _——— u ONS ON STEA! Hw MARY baci WASHINGTON — ‘TO OCCOQUAN FALLS , Wednesds y and Fri z Saal Music. icing. Leave’ 9 a. m. ; returning at 8 p.m. ON SUNDAY TO OOCOQUAN FALLS. Leave her wharf at 9:00 a. m. ;returning at 7:30. 5 Round trip, 50 cents. $1.60 s TO MT. VERNON SPRINGS Every Saturday during the seascn. Music. Dso- FOR VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING. cing. Leave ber ‘wharf at 9:30a. m., be * ed Round trip, 10 cents. LUMBER! $1.60 1A NORFOLK, HOF SL6o $1.60 $1.60 hii soar eats anelaing mm state room-berth, AND AN EXOUMSION FROM 1 NT, #12, kouxp TRIP, $20. For Freight or Passaze apply » L. HUGGIN! ’, As Tionton Whatt, Baltimore, Baltimoy FOR VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING. 5 p.2n. WILLET & LIBBEY, 329-3m street Xe ee c, MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS. ooateS ae 20 steamer CIEY OF ALEXANDAIA LO MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at Gh needays and Ba ves - | returning 11:30 p.m. $1.25 $1.25 $1.25 iad HE TIVOLE P: ‘GIESBORO, es EY ON iy NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIO for’ Pionion Excursious. ‘The pleasantest summer resort around Washington. ‘The ‘Boats land every half hour,and a beautiful drive by road Park. First-class accommodations at oars ad 82-2 | Sioy prices; aleo,fine stabiing acqummodationa for FOR No. 1 VA. BOARDS, ALL 16 FEET. Seb-2r0 Propristor. © BR. F.A. VON MOSCHZISHER, WILLET & LIBBEY, D CORNER 6TH STREET AND N. Y. AVENUE. 619 19th street northwest. 4628 Special Attention Given to the Treatment of READ THIS COLUMN. FNERS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM ee a DISTUNGS, CHEST, EG Iron \Curatine ‘A Powerful Tonic.| A Vegetable Modicine. DE. VON MOSCAZISKER Kron Bitters \Curatine . Oomplete Btrengthener.| A Belisle Medicine. |» 1, now been gnourt, in Wasii'neton and ac: Iron Bitters Curatine further commendation of tia ekit or macoess is une ‘4 Bure Appetizer.) Cures Blood Diseases. | Dorsey. Hundreds of the most distinsursied Iron Bitters 9 citizens, of Ws a and wcuity, have ‘been ari the Blood |Oures Liver Complaint | coer. Atcone thety ate wamred esveralZuem Bitters te Hrom Bifiow tbe Vigor. Saree kidney Atections. | tives, many Lawyers, Bankers, Merchants and curatine fentimoniais sindly diy tendered his. can be exams Tron Bitters vyaitty. Cures Scrofuls. oe her Non Boe Dz p08 Iron Ome? pneumation. | “Otice bows from A30RIs: tel bea, from to ‘Oure —— 4, and from 7 to8 p.m. = se Hrom Botre Dyspepels, |For Teter, Teh L, “487IN @ 0ovs CELEBRATED ‘Tumors, wuters PULP MORTAR BLACK, ee ure Indigestion. |Curatine * FOR BRICKLATERS User, Cures Pimple cps. ‘¥ here Black Jointe are required. Iron Bitters Btock on hand. ure HErVOUS sty. J. H. JOHNSON & CO.. AGENTS, & Old Bores. | mye buh ot. whan? and 3303 F et. =. iit meal. 48 COOKING STOVES. Gare Sor" aeronrial on ne 4 zi owmine | tod roe Henig eter tet Mi Dos Price oie Botte. | Pei ee Bowie: | “Caifandecamine tems __— Nae Re eet commen new IRON BITTERS AND OURATINB SS SEL SOP Oe wists.