Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY...........July 14, 18930. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, JULY 14. 1850. For the middle Atlantic states, colder, partly cloudy weather. local rains, w mds mostly horih- easterly, rising barometer. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readingsof the thermom- @ter at the Signal Omice during the day:—Ta in., £39; 7:36 a.m., S27; 1! a.m., 90°; 9 p.m.,93% Maximum. 94: minimum, “LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Localse The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon, about balf-past 4 o'clock, from box 126, was for a0 ex- Plosion of some chemica’s In the rear of Kloc- ski's diag store, which Ses fire to the bulid- ing. which 1g stofoon extingulshed, not, now. ever. before damage to the amount of about $100 bad been sustalned. Z The police bi: Ken from a disrepatabie house on Ohio avenue a runaway girl from Bos- ton named Mary ~ She {3 held at police headquarters and is to be returned to her par- ents, ‘The Connecticut republican association met st night as Sovereigns’ hall, General Lyaia 1 the chair and Colonel G. fi. Lilllebriage s3¢ r tary. The best time for holding a special 1 eeting for the purpose of effecting an organt- tion, for campaign purposes was discussed. nd the speakers concluded that civil service form should not interfere with their perform- & good service m the campaign. ‘Tae Youne Men's National Hancoex avy NGLISH CLUB met last night at corner sta aud the president (Mr. J. Perce Boll) ta and Mr. A. A. Lipscomb, secretary. H._G. Simmions, W. i noer, J. E. Sher- wood, W. B. Devent, 4. G. Holland, J. W. Ro: J.H. Davis and Charles Allen were ele ; Mhembership. A discussion arose on the sudject Of engaging a suitable ball to meet In, and 1 vas decided to authorize the executive commitiee to confer with stmilar committses of other democratic organizations with a view of seenring a suitable pli Dr. Allen reported that the Young Men's Hancock and Ciub of South Washington had yesterd: a Hancock ard English pole at. the corner of feet high, ana had ¢ alute, [Aa Plauce.| The chair stated that he had received a on from the cork and Epglisa | iting the Nationa! {club to attend a pote- next Saturday night. pred. and te oT mMNn te ry nd to st at M The Pd to the 1 MeBiair and Rande nted trom the Natt Cinb for the purpo: Similar Conumittees of of ations in preparing for a crand ratit! tion meeting. Adjourned to aeet next Tu day night. - AcCIDENT.—The horse at ned to @ buggy driven by Mr, Thomas Sturg K fright on Pennsylvania avenue, between 2th and 27th StS. 1.W.,last bight.and ran away, colliding with it the carriage of a Mr. Mallen. The occup: Of both vehicles were thrown out. Mr. Stu: Was severely injured about the head and ¥ Mullen was slightly hurt, Dr. Harry Newman rendered medival aid. Nos. 306 aud 303 13th strec three story bricks, to H. M. Williams, for$i.500 each, aba a press brick two-story house on tne south side of H, between sth and 9th streets for $5,100, to L. W. Linsabough. ——_-_—_. fill In stock a large assort- ment of ies’ Gresses, wrappers, ulsters and bathing suits, which can be purchased at twea- ty per cent off.—xcter M. Wretran hi: S Dreps IN PEs have been recorded as follows: Woodbury Wheeler, trusice, to Virginia Deal, lot 250 on Jackson street, 9¢ tect from Pierce: $450. Myrta Stage to Frances A. setingale, lot 62 in sud. of original lots 15 and 16 1x39. %. $—. Abram F. Barker to Myria Stage, come roperiy: $—. Reginald Fendall, trustee, ic | hos. H. Callan, trustee, lot 23 In sub. of part of original lot 2, sq. $052. Lorenz Hessler to Andrew Hesster, north half of lot 5 in tract Of land known as Long Meadows; $2,000, Law- rence Hessler to Andrew Dorr, south ha}! of lot 5 in tract of land known as Long Meadows; $2,000. Caroline A. Sherman to Chas. B. Batley, = of original lot 20, sq. 79; 35,000. Eaward lark to fSamuel Smoot, lot s in sub. of sq. St; #140. Wm. F. Holtzman, trustee, to Corrad £. Senkind. lots 10 and il in sub. of parts of original lots 2 and 5 in sq. 754; $1,473.25, Ann Rely to John Sherman, eastern 18 feet of rt in_sub, of lots’ from 1 to 11 ta sq. S700. John rman to Frances Jackson, same proper Jos, Redfern to Mary E.’and Jane F. Ki lot 7,1n sub. of 34. —. Wi Better, lot +B," $200. Ons T. F i lots 5, 9and 10, fi Green, . 1 iN; 3 Elizabeth in sq. 139; 32, Daniel L. M hanson, truste ard University; $300, Tue Lapres are particularly pie: great alterations made since last ye. gress Hall, Cape May. THE Apays £ NY having bee ‘he Virginia Midi at_ on and after the 1 ant the agreement entered fnto between two companies relative to the transportation of jreight Wonld cease, the express company ap- | piled for and obtained wa from Jude | fy the Roekvitie | Th demoeratte | } ar MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTERS. ‘The Board of Public School Trustees held last evening their first meeting for the school year commencing July ist. The two new members— Messrs. Temple and J. L. Pearson—were pres- Sor re beard organized by re-slecting & Mt, Siaitnews president and J. H. Brooks ,, James 100) i R = So Kennedy, i Martin, Thos. Kennedy, H. 8. pce ae G. W. Mock- abe for janitors’ ns, were referred. Applications for teachers! positions from Flor- evce Baldwin, Louis A. Rankin. Ada H. Willey andL T. Brown were referred. Communica- tions were recetved ag follows: From R. O. Holtzman, proposing to sell Nos. 316 and S18 c street_Lorthwest for school purposes; from W. H. Hoover, W. 8 Palmer, P. Guigon, P. Duffy and Margaret E. King, proposing to sell sites in the county for school purposes The Te ee of Miss Mary B. Bartlett, a teacher in the second division, was received and ac- cepted. A protest from W. W. Burdette anda committee against the erection of a school buildin: over. John E. Chappell as teachers in the sixth division were confirmed. REPORTS FROM COMMITTTERS, Mr. Brown, trom the committee on bullding and ere offered resolutions, which were adopted, that the second plan submitted by the tuspector of buildings for a ool butidtag tu Anacostia be adopied, provided thar a building | Ou the first plan cannot be erected for $5,5)), | and that the same plan be adopted fora two Toom building on the Bladensburg p! recommending that the site oftered by mer be selected. ‘The committee on rulés reported adversely on the Proposition authorizing tue comuittes on teachers to make such changes in ike course of study In the normal and advaneed grammy schools as they deem advisable: report adopte '. SHARP RSPOKT ON THE LETTZR OF SUPZ ENT ENPW.SLE, The special committee (Messrs. C. thows and B. G. Lovejoy) te waich wa3 the letter of the inspector of buildings a to the Commissioners of the District of Colum- bla, asking the withdrawal of the antkority now accorded Individual members of the board to expend the sum of $20 for mfnor repairs to School bulidings, made a report thereon as fo! iows: “It must be conceded that prior to the pass- age of the act of Congress providing for the Permanent form of government of the District of Columbia, approved June 11, of school truS.¢es had power and coi R Pat: matter of repairs to school bulldings in this District, and that by orders passed by the Com. tifssi¢nérs on the gd and Sth April, 18 power to expend the gum of $20 for intuo palrs to school buildings requiring Imm attention 8 granted to the superiutende h to Individual trustees. These fe been uninterruptedly exercised ived to the persons named to be he public schools und: ne act of Con: nt of thds T strict, 5, Tess then deeming it wise to continue w o-e trusted with the control and manage of the public schools this power, among oth: of aftention to the tmmediaté and presst! gs. The wisdom of n certainly evinced in the prompt, intelligent and economical at- tention given by,the stiperintendent and tndi- vidual trustees ‘In such matters, and many 1 stances can be adduced to show that the det lent to the course of action which 13 n Sted will certainly inveive the District large additional outlay. Examining the reaso: adduced by the inspector {a support of his quest, we find them to be—I, That he could n Keep @ correct account of the expenses or coi trolthesame. By reference to the act making | appropriations tor the past year, it will be found that the provision for such eases t Special “for repairs to school buildings $25,000 and it is suggested that some account mu certainly be kept in some office of the E: live department of the District, which 1s sible to the inspector, whtch would have formed him of the state of the appropriation, and the waexpended balance to its credit; aud fh this connection itis asserted that all bills received by this board have been duly aad Promptly ‘forwarded to the Commiszioners. Certainly under these circumstances the mspector has not been at any time during the period alluded to deprived of the oppertunity to ascertain exactly the condition of the fund appliteable to repairs. 2. Atother reason given by him isthat “a lack of responsibility which existed last year should be yemed ed.” The board fails to appreciate the meaning of the tnspector. These mmor repairs have been Im all cases made under order given by parties duly authorized to contract In the premises for the District of Columbia, to that extent officers of the District, and zed by Congress, and in their sphere with as mucn Dower as has the Inspector in his department,as Tauck oNicers of the District of Columbia as hé 13, the aiference only being thathe for his ser- vices 18 Compensated by a salary; while the school trnsteés acryed the District gratuitously. their services, it is respestfully urged, belug. Lone the less valuable because voluntary. The board of trustees falls to find any good reason why the | ee order should be disturbed. Such s1 wer Can, It {3 urged, be safely con- Unued in abody whose members are charzed Ww the weightler matters of Ve in this District, Shoul t however, the judgment of the Commissioners that under the provisions of the appropriation act of March 3, 1579, or other- wise, they have the power to delegate all power as to the repairs of school bulldin; to the In- Spector of buildings, and ee i best 40 to act, they corelude to vest bim with fall power im the premises, the ard of Trustees would respecttully advise the Commisioners otf 2 Disirict of Columbia that it will dectine her after to assume any respo in this matter of repairs to school buildin er fo approve any Claim arising against the District of C Dia on that account or to canse requisitions to be made for materials for repairs. It 1s consid- e1ed that such responsibility ana such duty shoald rest with the officer having sole control | of the expenditures for repairs, This coard shall consider itself relieved to that extent of che duty devolved upon it to care for and marage the public schools. It cannot be expected to approve accounts against the public schools in the matter of the contracting of whieh it had no part, over which it had no ¢on- trol, or those Clalins arising out of the actions of an officer of the District of Columbia, entirely independent of this board.” ‘The report was unanimously adopted. CHANGES, ‘The proposition to consolidate the committees ut, restrainiag the Mid- ulng and terminatin; ments between i ave bond in the | the injunction | Midland road, {| 4 Locoxoriy.—Jobn Wall. | ears Old, was yesterday , attached to the ) pain, timore, between Boundary street | m Balt City. He was | supposed to have been under the infuence oft | liquor. The train was stopped immediately and the injured man taken on and brought to tats | city. Oftiver Scott, of the seventh prectnet,sent for the police ambulance and had him conveyed to the Providence hospital, where he was ex- amined by the physicians and found not to be Gangerously injured. Cur IN THE Ing, in the Police Court, Willa: S charged with assaulting, with intent to kill, John Warren, both colored. These are the i on the track and | a prize fight, Dut as soon as Wa a if Into a pugiiist Burk | led a razor trom fils hip pock: cut ts 2 back, making a gash length. The case was con- I 3500 bond: tnued under A VEN Sars DEivgr- THRES CARD MONTE MEN. nan hamed J.C.Brennermag, a ua- ty, Pa., but now a resident of was in the vicinity of the Capt morning, and to the eyes of sou meu he appeared to be “a good tak therefore called a carriage, and inducing Id gentleman to getin, he was showa over rable portion of the city,and then they im near the river, and getting in a boat Was On the way to see “the magnificent of Virginia, as also some fine monou- He was landed in a corn nm his compantons, after convers- him on general subjects, listened to nan in the crowd giving his expert- bree card monte, and finally he was 'y. Mr. Brennerman, although he * gold Wateh on his person as aiso ey, declined on the ground that bis ‘aS at hits hotel. They then offered to ed to lend him some money, to draw him , and he accepting tt, played until he it. He then said ‘that he wanted home. They then asked if he intended to lest to insinuate that they had robbed him, and he re- pited that he did not. They then appeared to et very indignant, abd each one of the three of accounts and supplies and to create a com- mittee cn library was adopted. The proposi- ticns that practical arithmetic and ish grammar be daily studies in the high schools, and that certificates be granted only to pupils ‘nthe eighth and ninth grades were referred THE CORCORAN SQUARE CONTROVERSY. The protest of W. W. Burdette and others against the location ot the school bullding on ike site of the Corcoran market, square 446, was taken up, and Mr. Lovejoy presented a paper in reply thereto, in which he gives a sketch of legislation on the subject, and says thatit 1s as tonishing at this day that citizens should prc a group Of shanties On that square. Takiag Dames of the signers he gave their residences, mnany of them a some distance trom the square, ein near ils residence, but Was In favor of a. Mite ket being near some of his other prope’ Mr. Lovejoy referred to the necessity of a School building in this section, and stated that it would save $3,900 now paid for rent. He claimed that the location of the school house there would improve the surrounding property, and it was the duty of the Commissioners to locate the buliding on that square, and not to pur- chase elsewhere, and thus reduce the appropri- ation, Mr. Lambert endorsed the report Tead, abd hoped it would receive the approval of the entire beard. The necessity for sthool | sites in this section has been urgent for years. He regarded the request of the petitioners as a bold attempt on the part of private persons to get hold of public property. Mr. Curis hoped that the board wouid adhere to its former action, and he was ready to go before the public on this question. It was a question of brains or beet, erithmetic or artichoked grammer or greens. ‘The idea was being exploded that the public shou'd be taxed to erect build! for the ac- commodation of those who sell , and he Could see no reason why those who sell wood and coal should not have the same accommoda- | tons. A market building as a place of revenue was a failure. Mr. Lovejoy remarked that in isi6 the expenses of ive markets exceeded the receipts $27,500. Mr. Curus continued, saying that these petitions give a good reason for the ‘sehoo) being located on that square when they refer to the restaurants about it. Place the schools there and the restaurants will disappear. Mr. Lambert moved that a committee of tive be appointed:to present the paper as the answer of the board to the communication from citize.s to the District Commissioners; carried unan‘- mousiy—yeas, 16; nays, 0; absent, 3. Messrs. Lambert, Tempe, Lovejoy, Curtis’ and Somer. ville were appointed as the committee. A res9- lution was adopted authorizing the establish- ment of a school at the Washington asylum if the sub-board of the 3d division deem tt ad- visable. ERECTION OF NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND RE- ZAIES 08 GUD ONES. ry ‘The following resolution was pted: “Thal the committee on bull &e., be directed to g drew a pistol He then pleaded with them, with tears in bis eyes, beseeching them not kill btm, and ran down to the boat and got ‘The boatman immediately asked if they had cleaned him out, and he replied they did not sary MS the present vacation and prepare forthwith extracts of all neces- ‘repairs to public school buildings during for repairs between the several iM on ee i and submit-the same to the Commis. leave bimacent. The boatman thereupon said | sloners. That for the purpose of he would charge to bring him over, and gave him 10 centa&. Mr. B., on returning, con- Sa himself that he not only had had his k ride free, but had lost no money, had seen the sights, and was 10 cents In pocket. _——_—_ Nsw Pestications.—From Joseph ‘we have Harper's and the atiant! Beal and J. (, Parker Har; Ss! 3 gong Sood Ee ae Puck tor July 14, ae th | sioners the submission to it for Robert (the i making said repairs during the vacation the committee is fiented power to represent the board. | ‘That tne sslection of alias $0 the new school on Of pias the committee to represent the Doard.” af for 10 full and of the duties is further extended to request of the Commis Au- | report to them final uoD specifications and contracts, on square 446 was received and laid | ‘he nominations of Clement A. Peck aud || 8 40|+ Wash’gton day Ine. aia 0 4ERIV AL OF PASSENGER TRAINS GOODS. Dear through the comutttes, the right 19 tne | _yesteraase Rt Fitaferaid: als. | Baltimore and Potomac Bepot, corner on contract to inspect the work snd m: dur. | charge of retelver Sentea. nets Suto ton age. Biurton: worn ane i ea me EDUCED 35 PER CENT. g the erection, tw ryan [Wash’ston viet iines:20)tBalt., Phil.&Bostini2-90 | _ We have made an average reduction of fully 95 ee shall, jointly with the ti ctor, | Daily; leave to employ counsel osecute | isouthi E nt Limited exm PER C) 3 Seietatneeresdge of the balldingne | oe inst “District of Columbia “ore | jBaiieserena sshigton day ine. 4 | Our sasortiient canbracce dietioat dae be ees District Government Affairs. The health officer to-day called the attention ot the Commissioners to the @angerous condl- tion of a wooden structure fn rear of and at- tached to house No, 1210 15th street n.w. THE FOLLOWING JUDGMENTS WEEE Parp : by the Distri missioners yesterday:—In the-case of Dennis O’Neale, Josiah L. Venabie, George H. Boston, Cornelius W. Swa, Jas. A. Jenifer, Otto Branson and James W. Daven- _ agt. the Distaict of Columbia, for pee Ing alleys fn 1374, $4,956. . Bond as attorn the District, $1,280.08; paid to T. A. Lambert, attorney. Wm. J. Murtagh agt. the District of Columbia, for printing tax list, $26,753.47; patd to Enoch Totten, attorney. THE DISTRICT HAY SCALRS. Thos. Dowling, for the District Commisston- ers, has sold at auction the right of one year’s use of the hay sales throughout the District, as foliows: That Opposite the post oft'ce, Unton- town, to H. 4. Griswold for #23; that’ on 9th Street southeast, between I street and Georgia avenue, navy yard, to Mr. T. E. Clarke for $i0; corner of Louisana avenue and 10th street, to Mr. Hi. Clay McCauley for $575; at the Northern Liberty Market, to Mr. W. P. Cole for $110; on Prospect street, west of High street, George- town, for $255; at_ the intersection of Boundary and Hi street northeast, to Tobias Tolbertson for ); No. at Brigntwood, to J. H. McChesney for The letting is trom July 15, Ine, to July 20, 388), BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisie: John Lynch, erec a two story dwelling, Congress, between Dur barton and Gay streets, Georgetown; $3,400 Geo, C, Seth, erect a two story brick dwelllag. South Carolia avenue, between 14th and 150 street Se; 71: Picnics Excursions, &ce Mre. Roberts 1s arranging for a free excursion for the ir. It will be principally for women and children. Tne Mary Washington has been Veudered Tor the occasion, only the expense of running her having to be paid. The excursion will take Pope next Saturday and will be to Marshall Hall, wiich Mr. Bauer has granted the use Of, free of charge. The boat will start ats au. aud return at? p.m. Our citizens shonla contribute Nberauy to give a@ breath of fresh air to the poor. The fine steamer George Leary goes to Piney Point with a select excursion party Frid: July 16th, when a day of rare enjoyment ma; pected. Tickets limited. A fine band of ic is engaged, See advt. © Monday nicht trips of the steamer City ‘xaudria, 2) cent moonlight excursions, have been discontinued, and Sunday nights Substituted in their place. No improper per- Sons allowed on board. he Mary Washington will leave to-morrow morning at9 o clock for Potomac City. There 48 good fishing, crabbing and bathing at Po- tomae City. ‘The fast steamer Arrowsmith will next Sat- urday make an excursion to Piney Point and return, leaving Potomac ferry wharf at 9 a.m. sharp, returning at 11 p.m. Covenant Lodge, No. 13, I. O. O. F., will give a family exctrsion to Glymont next Tuesday on the Mary Washington. ‘The excursion of the Jonadabs of Maryland to Harper's Ferry takes place to-morrow? Trains will leave the Baltimore and Ohio depot here at 8:50 a.m. Every arrangement has Deen made for Uie comfort of ladies and children. —<—__.——— A Harry German Lappre,—some few years ago Mr. George Frederick Jussan arrived on ou shores from Germany, and sought employment in Brooklyn as a helper tn a family grocery store. Here he read of and had his atiention called to many of his neighbors enriching them- selves by investments in the monthly drawings of the celebrated Louisiana State Lottery. He invested five dollars, and in the June drawing recelved $50,000, half of the capttal prize of $100,000, He invested $47,500 in U. S. govern- ment bonds, and took $2,500 for a tour oi bus ness and pleasure over the continent. M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La., or same person at No, 319 Broadway, New York on Oa give full information to correspondents about the draw- Ings, ete. + GEORGETOWN. ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF RaPg.—Benjamin S. Councilman, a well known business man of Tennallytown, D. C., was arrested yesterday afternoon by Acting Licut. Swindelis and Ottl- cer Myers, upon a warrant sworn out by Mrs. dane White of that place, upon a charge of rape upon her daughter, alleged to have been com- mitted uponthe sth of July upon returning from a picnic. Mr. Councilman, Whois a mar- lied man and the father of two children, em- phatically denies the charge, and states that 1t ie up job. The case was sent to Judge Snell this morning. PERSONAL.—Dr. Louls Mackall, whose fllness has been mentioned in Tae Srak, leaves to-day for ap extended northern trip for his health. eee ae Says THE HAWKEYE SOLEMNLY: ‘Yes, daugh- ter, you should go somewhere this summei You Cannot stay at home during warm weather and live. To be sure your mother, who hasn't been out of town since she was married, can Stand it, but then she 1s old-fashioned and doesn’t know any better, and besides, she has fun enough doing the washing and troning. By all means go. Get a linen duster and a bastet and go at once.” INDED By HER Back Hatz.—On Satur- ening a well-dressed young woman was crossing Main street in Paterson just as Allen & Dunning’s tobacco wagon was coming around the corner of Van Houten strect. The young lady narrowly escaped being run over. She escaped that, but one of the shafts of the wagon went straight through her wealth of back hair, and sbe was lifted from her feet and carried, screaming, for some distance, before the horse could be stopped and she released from her un- leasant position. She was not injured in the east. She did not wear false hair, or the Curious accident might not have happéned.—N. re Sun, 13th. te Junius Edwards, of Galesburg, [lL., saved his plums by kicking a boy out of the tree, but he cee had to pay $),500 for causing paralysis In the lad. '®~ Philadelphia is to have a thousand coaches, of a pattern somewhat similar to those used in Central Park, W York, to carry pas- Sengers at 16 cents ea @e~ One of the meddiers with the admintstra- tion of justice in Philadelphia has been sent to the penitentiary fora year. He attempted to intimidate a witness in a homicide case. &2~ An expert swimmer allowed himselt to be affected by the taunts of jokers at Atlantic Clty, and to prove his ability undertook to swim a certain distance under water. He was drowned. ——— BENSON’S CAPCIN POROUS PLASTERS, A WONDERFUL REMEDY. Physicians everywhere prescribe and endorse them as a great improvement on the common slow- acting porous piaster and all similar articles. Dr. J. W. Thompson, (one of the Philsdel- ig Jurors.) «refer them to all others.” Use them in my practice. Dr. E. Deyo, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.“ plaster in use.” always ives batiataction, «A. Wooley, Warsaw, Ind. “I pre- Picribe nove bur teas ; Dr. J. W. Gully, St. Louis, Mo. ‘‘I have ibed them with reat success.” “Truly a Ponderful remedy." "One of the few adver- tised articles not a humbug.” Inft for Women and Childr Lo le, My. ‘*The members of our stail speak in the highest terms of your plasters,” Chemical Gazette, N. ¥. tT ew ecg td ‘an improvement on ordinary porous plasters.” Over 2,000 Druggists have signed a paper stating that Phywicians say they are in every way Superior to the ordinary siow-acting Porous Plasters. elt it merit lies in the fact that they are the ouly’ Dlasters which relieve pain at once. Any Physician in your own locality suaeborehiatenent dor Ee Back, der ids and Coughs, “Diseased neva, Whooping abe Attections of the Heart ‘aud all iia which porous plasters are used, it is simply the best Known remedy. Ask for Bensor’'s Oapeine Porous | ete Se BE oa & Johnson ah Platt tay ‘York. 323 Wire HERS TO RENOVATE, Piaietence a ona e and fine uy holster Moth é¢xterminated by steam, By F. 5; 1408 Pennsylvania ave, opposite HIS 18 TO Give NOTI vy ncriber of Wa Be. 1m the Supreme of ‘the bia holding a special term for ness, letters of Next; they may Bil bes eft or the suid outate. his dist day of Maye 90. ice W. H. WARD, Solicitor. ——_ oO Tunacy of Charles M. Skippon; return confirmed apd A. Scott appointed committee, Broderick agt Gibbons; ge Se ge and cause re- ferred to auditor. , Wood agt. Wood; penalty of xed at $200. Phillips agt. rn a ing orcer issued and appearance of sent defendant Moe top Ponta trustee ordered to pay ‘350 wes, Blake agt. Sullivan; auditor's re} rt On distribu. Uon ratified. Cohen agt. ; $125 to be aid complainant. McLain ley et al; il diem! as to fund in ds of H. L. Cranford. Simpson = im og on shares of defendant Kedgiie. Tuohy ay foltzman; recetver’s report referred to auditor and trustee authorized to taxes. Simms agt. Simms; divorce from and board granted. Gunton agt. Zantzinger; referred to auditor. Forrest agt. Forrest. testimony or- dered taken by C. Ingle. Ossin; singer; absolute divorcee granted. Huntley; auditor's report ratified. Capieat Court—Judge James, Yesterday, Catherine Bailey, unlicensed bar; jury disagreed and disch: |. John Shea, do.; Verdict not guilty. In a second case a nollépros. was ent John Hessell, same; nolle pros. entered. P. Hl. Ward, same;’ verdiot not guilty. Dennis Fealy; motion for new trial filed. The jurors were discharged until September 20th. POLICE CourtT—Juage Snelt, To day, John Lee, larceny of 25 cents from Anthony Rodier; $5 or 15 days. Wm. Davis. assault on Edward Lane; $5 or 10days. Red- mond Sullivan, assault on’Geo. Meeg; $10 or 30 days. Lewis Johnson, assault on Amelia Wil- apie or ae oe — a Bib ion Se on Margare! ibegahl; $5 or 10 days and $100 bonds to keep the peace, and in default of bonds six months in jail. Julfa Young, assault on Charlotte Dawson; $5 or 15 days Jonn Bird John Jackson and Lawrence Roland, y: NC} bonds or workhouse. Rodger Carroll and Robt. Jacksen, disorderly in the county; $5 or 7 days each. Johannah Curtin, trespass on parking: do. Mitche! Eilts, failing to maintain the proper istance between carts; forfeited collateral. an Turner, John Goldsmith and Dolly Green, profanity; 35 or7 days each. Edward McCarthy, trespass on parking; #5 or 7 days. Daniel Whalon, loud and boisterous; $5 or 7 days. John Smith, disturbing the ‘quiet of Georgetown; $5 or 7 days. CUTICURA MEDIOINAL AND TOILET PREPA- RATIONS. untley ag Curicuns REMEDIES are simply elegant to No vrease, no oils, no repulsive odors. From fancy to cld age they are equally snecesef), safe, and reliable. Ouricuna, a Medicinal Jelly, ‘arest ecase, eats away dead ‘skin and flesh, allays in- fammstion, itching and irritation, soothes end heals iin Diseases and Bealp Affections with Loss of Heir. It reproduces and beautifies the hate. The HESOLVENT must be taken internally for chronic humors, Curicvna MEDICINAL TOILET Soar, prepared from Ouricuna, cleanses, soothes and Heals diseased surfaces, whitens, freshens, and beautifies the skin beyond all prales, It is an él wantly perfumed Toilet, Bath, and Nursery San: uve. he Cuazicrna Suavixc Soap is the firat and only medicinal soap prepared expressly for sbaving, and is extravagantly praised by went'e- men. SKIN HUMOR On Face, Head and Partsof Body, Head Covered with Scabs and Sores. Messre Werxs & PoTTER.—I commenced to nse our CUTICURA REMEDIES last July. My face and ead and some parts of my body were almost raw. My head was covered with scabs and sores, and ™ suffering was feartul. I had tried everything bad heard of in the East and West. My case was considered a very badone. I have now nota parti- cle of Skin Humorabout me, and my case is con_ gout. by which they are tortured and disabled | When they can, by one or two applications of ol + Baltimore accain. i PRorth and West, ----,8:°5|! ¥ashington pase. iWash’aton express.i0:36||North and West. Daily iN.O. fast line.. "7 iy except Sunday. |tWash'gton expressit Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New Jeracy Avenue aud © Street. MORNING. 'v ENING. fRbile., Balt & w Sieke ex.1:25 ip Bs a. & way, {Western express. Baltimore & way. Balt, & way station isaitimore & way. Fred. & way stations. 8.25 N. ¥. & Phils. ex. 0 Balt & Annap. ex....8.27 tBali. & Laurel ex..5:00 {Baltimore express 9 ‘estern accom. 205 lartinsbure &waystad -4* | + Balt. 4Balt. & way stai's.10:90 Staunton e Ve Bree Buttimere express. .11:30 CITY iTEMs. Norurne cures headache so quickly as Loctitte’s Headache Specific, Try tt. THE WASTING DISEASES OF INFANTS and chil- dren are by no means confined to an insufficient supply of food. The trouble fs that the food ts. injudiciously selected. and the limited di; wer of the child 1s ungble to assimilate ir. ellin’s Food ts adapted to the wants of inv: lids as well as infants. All druggists and grocers Sellit. Price, 75 cents, T. Metcalf « Co., Bos- ton, Masa. EXTRACT OF REPORT FROM THE CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN, ERasMvs W1g0n, OF LONDON, ENG.— Several cases of incipient consumption have come under my observation that have been cured by the timely use of Cylden’s Liebig’s Liquid Extract of Beefand Tonic Invigorator. Sold by all druggists and grocers. “ Itching Pile: Itching Piles.” Are a very distressing complaint Syiuplone are moisture, like perspiration, Intense itching, articularly at night, after getting warm in Boa. ‘Do mot sutter snotuer hous sad aloe thot to become aggravated. Swayne'’s Ointment a certain cure. “Skin Diseases” — Swayn Ointment. Skin Diseases “Swayne’s Ointment” effectually Skin Diseases cures tetter, pimples, salt rneum, Skin Diseases ringworm, ‘every form of skin ‘Skin Diseases disease at trifling cost; at all druggists. Storr & CROMWELL, Wholesale Agents, Washington. BENEDICTINS malt wine beer. agents, 1206 Pennsylvania ave. Sxixny Max anp Wom are net admired. 11 lacking flesh, rain, or nerve force, ust "Welles Heath Renewen™” Greneee remedy on ae = ey Sexual debility, deciine, » at ee. Depot, “ N. ¥., and for Washington at 480 Penn’a avenue. BENEDICTINE Malt wine beer. Finley & Koch, agents, 1206 Pennsylvania ave. aw Finley & Koch, 2 Notun Can Excerp the folly and stupidity of those who submit to the pangs of the various forms and complications of rheumatism and Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia, taneous and permanent reltef, Giles’ Pilis cure headache, Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet. Dr. GILES, 120 West Broadway, N. Y. Trial size, 25 cents. “Save Your Haltr.” ‘Keep it Beautiful,” “London Hatr Restorer” Insures new growth, “London Hair Restorer” Restores the color. “London Hair Restorer” Exquisite dressing. “London Hair Restorer.” The only cleaniy and “London Hair Restorer.” effectual Hair Restorer “London Hair Restorer,” in the market.Not adye A tollet Juxury, entirely free from all obnoxt pe ee unpleasant odors, Price 75c, At all st ggists, Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Wash- ington. tain Instan- out this Le French apd Domestic Lawns. White Fabri i inen Feces ores bag Cone amen ant ote Boge ae Fate Gn aa ae al Kinds, with Domestics, at agents’ peices, W. M. BROWN, Market Space. ayl3 a S=4. Msaurre NE WHITE, 50 CTS. A PIECE. COLORED, 55 CTS. A PIECE. LACE STRIPED MUSLINS, 12% CTS. DRESS GINGHAMS, 124 OTs. ANGOLIA FLANNEL. ALL WOOL BUNTINGS, 20 CTS. BLACK TWIULLED SILK, 50 CTs. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Olerks with Perry & Bro.) 8 7th st. OX THOUSAND PIECES or BEAUTIFUL LAWNS Just Received. LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN WASHINGTON. FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS, AMERICAN LAWNS. Prices—5c., 6¢., 8¢., 10c., 12c., 15c.,18¢., We. 26e. PAOIFIC LAWNS reducea to 10c. CARTER’s, 71 Market Space. BLACK LINEN LAWNS. BLACK FRENCH LAWNS. INDIA LINEN, the ni a a bi pewand — Ne article for WAMBSUTTA COTTON, best in the world, re- duced to 10c. TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, 50c. CARTER’S, Sy9 7il Market Space. Sreane AND SUMMEK DEESS GOODs. We have on hand a DRESS Ds, GRENADIN ze Seersuckers, Mummy Cloths “Lu Buntings, Linen Lawne, Madras Ginghams. India Mulls aud French Nainsooke, al wrades- An inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & CO. 23 F stn w., sear Ebbitt House. “AXDERNEY WAGONS.”—Fresh alderney but churned every morning, and delivered in sidered wonderful: It has been the means of sell- ing a great many of your OUTICURA REMEDIEs in is part of the country. Hesbectfully yours. ore DECATUR, Miow.,Nov 1818.0: V SUPPLE. MILK CRUST On a Child’s Head Cured, Merers. Wrens & Potten: (sentlemen,—Last summer my sister. while visiting in Boston ‘bought abox of Guricuga and Curicura Soar for her little boy's head, who had the milk ‘than two y¥ snd for which she had tried almost ry everything and exhausted the skill of several phy+i- cians. The Cuticuna cure and he is now a fine, ey -lookine: boy, with a beautiful head of hair. ‘oul Mus. B. L. WER. 143 CLINTON 8r., CiNciNNATs, OHIO. eo) SCALD HEAD For Nine Years Cured. Meeers. WEEKS & Potter: Gentlemen,—Since July last I have been using your Curicura for Sca’d Head, and it has cured me when all medicines that 1 have taken for nine years did me nogood. I am now using it a8 s hair dressing, but my head is well. It keeps the hair in very nice condition. ‘Yours truly, H. A. RAYMOND. Awlitor Fort Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw R. Re Jacksox, MicH., ‘Lec. 20, 1878. DANDRUFF Scales one-quarter inch in thickness, 1 Mes eee peer cne (ree last twent ears I have been troubled about as bad as any one I ever saw with Dandruff. My ecalp was completely covered with scaler, sometimes nearly a quarter of an inch in size. I considered it incura- bie, About two months since I. chased CUTICUKA and CurTicvka Boar, and in about two weeks after commencing to use them I found the Dandruff en- £it,—For the tirely zone. My ecalp is now as free from it and as healthy aa it could possibly be. feel ft panty to both you and the public to state the above Yours rerpecitylly, THOMAS LEB, Sewing Machine Dealer, No. 2276 FRANKFORD AVE., PHILADELPHIA, Pa. CUTICURA REMEDIES For Skin, Scalp and Blood Humors Are prepared by Werks & Portes, Chemists ana Drusgiste, 60" W m strect, Boston, 21 Front street, Toronto, Ont., and 8 Snow Hill, don, and are for sale by all ta. Price of CuricUmA, small boxes, 60 cents boxes, containing two and one half times the quantity of small, $1; RESOLVENT, $1 per bottle. CuTICURA MeEprci1xaL Torret Soap, 25 cents. Curicuna MEDICINAL SHAVING Soap, 15 cents in bara; for bers and large consumers, 60 cents. COLLINS’ Voltaic Plasters, Instantly relieve Pain, Soreness and Weakness jylt-was LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! 60 $1.60 $1.60 FOR VIBGINIA PINE FLOORING. 60 $1.60 $1.60 FOR VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING. WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner 6th street and N.Y. avenue, 1.25 SL.25 81.25 FOR No. 1 VA. BOARDS, ALL 16 FEET. $1.25 $1.25 s12 FOE No. 1 VA. BOARDS, ALL 16 FEET. WILLET & LIBBEY, . one 6TH STREET AND W. ¥. AVENUE, « ter Tbs. “Ward” prints, 30c. ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilix and sweet mifk 6c. per qt. CARFS! SCARES! SCABFS! *~A large in) ARFS, : celvods to De wold at exceraly Kew prices? ast Te SHIRTS made to order in first-class style; fit Seady-msde Shirts of ourown make always in THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, S16 F st. n.w., 4e12 Opposite Patent Oftice. Oo™= CITIZENS ARE INVITED BY THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE ‘TO EXAMINE AND COMPARE QUALITIES AND PRICES Of the numerous BARGAINS now being offered in EVERY DEPARTMENT previous to taking our FIRST SUMMER INVENTORY. BARGAINS IN WIDE FIGURED DRESS LAWNS, extra fine qual- ities and fast colors guaranteed, at 4c., 5c., GYxc., 8c., 124¢c. and 17c. These goods will not last long at such value, as we offer the public. BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS, BARGAINS IN READY-MADE SUITS and UL- STERS for Ladies and Chiidren at half price. BARGAINS IN BATHING SUITS. GENUINE BARGAINS IN PABASOLS, warrant- ed less than half price. DECIDED BARGAINS IN FANS. LADIES' AND GENT’S FINE FURNISHINGS selling off to reduce our IMMENSE STOOK. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & GOOHBAHE. jyl2_705 and 709 MARKET SPACE. READ THIS COLUMN. Bitters bay Powerful Tonic. Iron Bitters Complete Strengthener. Tron Finch the Blood. |Guie Liver Complaints. Hrom Tefsw the Vigor. [Gusts iiahey Affections. Iron ort Vitality. pareacee re Scrofuls. Mure Malsrial Disazcs, ("Gites Bheuma‘iem. I BASE SSR Curatine A Vegetable Medicine. Iron Bitters ‘ meccaation: | Polsoning Brice $18 Bottle. Price @1 8 Bottle: IRON BITTEES AND OURATINE Feta eo DOUGLASS’, Oth street, St. Clond Building. 50 DOZEN HONEY-COMB AND UNBLEACHED HUCK TOWELS, At 25 Crests Eacu. DOUGLASS’, jyl 9th street. Bree OF THE BALTIMORE SIEAM SHIRT FAOTORY. 435 7th street mw. Biz ofthe Finest shirts, to onder. 812.06 Bix Extra Fine 81 orde! . 900 Bix Fine Bhirs, to order S380 PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED OB MONEY FIT SEeOMDED We call yenr especial attention to our Beinf Shirt, complete, at one dollar. eee ‘A fall line of Gents' Furnishing Goods. 435 7th st. n.we, d8-1¥ Washington, D.C. HIKTS CHEAPER THAN EVER. Our *‘Mystery” SHIRT, at 75 cents, unfinished, eaper than we sold it when mu-lin and linen was way below present prices. Our “*M ir} SHIRT, finiehed, is the Senge Shirt in the world, only 80 cents. The ‘“Crown Diamond" SHIRT, fi inh 60 cents. Qur LINEN COLLARS, latest styled, at 81 G0 per dozen, are ax god an is usually sold at $2.50. Our Silk NECKWEAR bests the World in quality aud price. Our SUk BCARFS, at 28 cente, dean good az any other house walls at 8) for 61.20 by the trade genoraye we OOo ee sold or 81. e Sa ie ad een MT EGINNISS’, p30 1002 F street northwest. Go To DUBREUIL BHOs.. 4112 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DI SHIRTS. SHIBTS FOR THE INVENTION A SPR- OIALTY. Balf-dozen Fine SHIR’ COAL AND WOOD. G. L. SHERIFF, Deaence cb eicy vad ye AND WOOD, srocal ait em 1070 oat ae, Pad and Mille, Water and N atreet, Pot " woop JOHNSON BROTHERS. TeLEPHONIc Cox “IONS. (oe Woop. 1 Full Weicht. COAL. % % Best Quality — Low Prices. ' Promyt Deliveries. D. Main office, wharves, and ‘depot connected with up-town offices by TELEPHONE. With unequaled facilitics and advantaces for eco- nomically conducting the wood and coal trade, wharves factory, extensive store yards enabling ur to stock up larcest when coal is lowest; officos throughout the city, and all in immediate commu- nication, ineuring prompt attention to orders, we are prepared to offer to our patrons the best varie- ties of coal at the very lowest prices. We insure strictly pure coal, of 2,240 poumds to the ton. Fi SON BHO’ 5 Main office, mill and soe foot of 1: 33th and Fete. 8.w. Offices: 1202 F st. n.w. ; 1112 9th st. D.w. ; 1418 7th st. n.w. ; and 221 Pa. av. 6.e. 0 N4tr0naL FALB ASSOCIATION. KINDLING WOOD wan awarded to us Over Al competitors. STEPHENSON & BEC., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Omice: 13th and Penns. avenue. Bov8 LE¥ 1S s0nNSON © 00., Bankers, — EWIS JOHNSON @ 00., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. O., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIE- TEICT and other INVESTMENT SEOUBITIES. DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXGHANGE. mar? ND-1 'D CLOTHING, (ee pee ls, &C-» rom, °S, S08 9th st., near Pa. attention will ‘be given ‘OTB! NATED FROM FURNI- \ TURE, STEATHER BEDS pone MAT- wit yeas renovated, at ae cis BRO. ANTED—1 to ty Waener's band- SS ae oe ee Per gallon, at 1018 11th st. n.w. Discount to deal- er. ed8- Ina" ‘ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in largo small quantities. Highest cash price paid. 821 Pen's ave, between 3d & 435 sts. mar? EYESIGHT, 7ien meee enc the Optiaian, Pa. av.,, Bear 436 ‘sls BSOLUTE SAFETY !! RATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANE, AGth Street and New York Avenus. Proof Vaults tJ egg Bureier wn Dent Bonds on a per. a. _Bhokney, Ry ives Silverware in 81,600. | Ae ara of manasere—Wi. a Until JULY 10th, we will sell OUB ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY AT AOTUAL COST, FOR CASH ONLY. Hine of FANCY GOODS much below, euler prices. be > Mrs. M. J. HUNT, Nos. 631 and 623 D st. _204-2cap_Nos. G81. and 633 D st._ PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, én IC POATPONED METROPOLITAN M. BE 80ND is week to a future day, of wuich Ii be mivene it DNILMA RMONIC SOCIETY. CONCERT AT MARSHAUL HAUL. DAY AXD MOONLIGHT EXCORSION, 5 MONDAY, Jeux l9ra Tickets. 50 cente. RAN will leave returning at 1 25 MILES FOR 50 CEN FILST GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF BE SEASON BY THE WASHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY, On the Palace Steamer ARNOWSMITE, MUNDAY EVENING, Jcvy 1908, wes lo cmac Ferry Co." returning an, Binvie children under fre sale ‘at Brad Adan’, Bacon's Grocery 7th st. - ave. Godfrey & Randall sud Pa. st., and at the Boat, p14 E.8. RANDALL, Manager. 7° ONE AND ALL. «m Excursion EAT FALLS & RIDGE, Joi sy 33-00 ATRING. will_mate TO POTOMAC ov THURSDAY, & ber wharf at {) EXCURSION FOUNT. , © ARROW y whari at 9a" m. shary p.m. Fare, 50 centa; Children, 28 dei Gasp FAMILY EXCURSION a — COVENANT LODGE, No. 13, 1. 0.0. F., TO GLYMONT, oN TUESDAY, Jvvy 20rn, 1889, On the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON. Darcing con 088 a8 KOON 88 beat Pistorio’s aad Btriae B: ‘ani 8: Child's tie or aves wharf 8 been en- street wharf 7/30 3 street, Georgetown, 8:30 a. m.; afrivine ia Wasl ington at 10 0 m , in tie for cars to aay section of t and Georotow ly13-6t Ren EmBEn THE ORPHAN: GRAND FAMILY FESTIVAL TOR THE DENErIT ST. JOBEPH'S MALE OKPIAN rt SHINGTON BCHUET, CRSDAY, Jovy 25 Conta. on tie Sroand for 1y12-at the Asylum. Excelent music provided. ONT MISS IT. STR TIORD ANNUAL SE eet LECT MOUNLIGHT EXCURSION TU GLYMO! camer Tickets, store, Dré m. jaitipg om return of boat. #. K.& J.P PLANT, Manavers. © ALL THE ENUMER: or THY OENSUS, ENUMERATORS' ASSOC THE DISTRICT OF COLL To. MARSHALL HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, Sux Ira, 1889. On the Stesmer JOHN W. THOMP: Tickets, adruitting gentleman and lady, additional iady. 26 cents, leaves 7th street wharf at Gp. m., returnin: leaves Marshall Bali at 12. oo J Cars will be at the wharf to convey excursioniste to all eecticns of the c: J. TYLER POWELL, ‘Master of Ceremonies. WM. 8. DULIN, Jyl2-4t Chairman Com. of Arranzements. Y ee GHAND EXCUBSION of the Sons of Jovadab, of Marylai to Byrne's Island, (Harper's Ferry), will take THURSDAY, July 15t! Washin nd Pin. Hound trip date and the publicinvited. Adi a ure guaranteed to all who ge. Every arrangemeut for the comfort of ladies and children. jy10-4t" 0 PINEY POINT. [-X-I. SteaMEn G SLCONDANNUALSEL N THE OLGHAND EXCURSION 30. MEARS O} EF FAST STEAMER GEO. 0 Pit int, JULY 16TH, 1880. ‘The Leary is first class in all heray- intmente; in command of Cap joreph a ose fine seamanship has ne been questiened. Steamer leaves her wha: &.m. and returos at 11 p.m. A fine bail has crvared for this trip. Oysters, fsb, crabs and fine salt water bathing Plenty of shade. This ia probab: excursion tup this eessen. Make and secure tickets early, w ited to one-haif the capacit ing. Tickets, sentleman’ ic. On sal r E The. : ol Croples's, Gro'tn Capit iil x jon's, Capit ol Hill; tor'e offices and W. F. reign jexaniria, Va., at which place the boat will stop ‘going and returning. Bathing suits will bo furnished. N.B.—See new style hand- above places. AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, by tho EB. 8. CLUB SHALI. HALL, TUES- DAY, Juix 13rn. er! W., W. CORCURAN” will leave at 6:30 p- mn. admitting went'eman and lady, 7! Uckete, 80 cents. ‘The above assdc MBER THE od ANNUAL EM RUXCUason ot the YOUN MEN'S ASSOCIATION OF TRIN- ITY CATHOLIC CHURCH will given at MAR-HALL HALL, on THURSDAY, dvLY 15th, Pteamer W. poremac PEK RY COMPANY. Perrone desiring 2 trom the de- prestinggeat of the ci Ror anda halts rice on the FP. mac river to Alexandria and return, any Gay « uring the week, for 15 cents, or 10 tick: for 60 certs, on the Ferry Boats; childre: Sane Stadia ey 9 :30,°10:"0, 1130 a. m.: 12:30, 1:30, "2:30, 3 4:30, 5-50, 6:30 and 7:30 p.m.” The trips at 4:30) 6:30 and ¢:30, p. m. are especially refreshing and invigorating. 30-1m Ni STEAMENM Muy RCUMSIONS SaiNGTOR ‘TO OCOCOQUAN FALLS Every Monday, Wednesd: y and Fri Gay during teeeason. Music. ound trip, 25c. Dancing. Leavy her wharf at 9 s. m. ; returning at 8 p.m. ON SUNDAY TO OOCOQUAN FALLS. Leave her wharf at 9:00a. m, ;retarning st 7:30. Round trip, 60 cents. TO MT. VERNON SPRINGS ma ao 30, Every Ssturday during theseascn. Music. Dan- cing. we her wharf at 9:90 a. m., returning at re und trip, 10 cents. 3¢30-2m ‘ON BOSTO: MASs..VEA. NORFOLK, JOHNS HC 5 1GGIN! : yo20-3m____** “adaton Whar’, Daltimore. OONTIGHT EXCURSIONS.<) 20° seamen CITY OF 0 ALEXANDRIA, xs r WEDNESDA' and Fhivayes landings: Gipmont Wed ao pecdays and Fridays. ‘Bteamer leaves Potomac Ferry 7 m