Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY... August 5, 1880. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasnixctox, August 5, 1850. w Engieud ond Middle Atlantic weather with occasional rain,fo'- weather, norih west to north- onary or bigher temperature For the states. clon lowed by ¢ east winds, sta and barcmeter. RAXGE OF THE THERMOMETER, The follow Mg are the readings of the thermom- eter at the Sigual OMfce during the day:—7 a m., 64>; 7:35 am., 65% 11 am, 72°; 9 pm, 73” Maximum, 74: minimum. 63. Street extingevl iat am The Uld st Inhabdi ts’ association met yes- terday aiernoon at tbe Corcurau building—Dr. ting and Mr. N. Callan act'g as sec- A resojution was unanimously adopted ting Maishal Masi to notlty delinquents to pay thetr arrearages, and to report Yui the next meeting all who do , for such action as may be deemed proper. ‘The democratic banner. having on each side large peleralts of Han and English, was stretched seross F strevt, in wont of headua te1a, to-day. The banner is made of wire, enter the national colors are conspic ‘The poicraits of the candidates are frst District Democrats. N DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION. g of the Jackson Democratic Assoc!- ailon, last night, the president, John E. Norsia, *Sq-, in the chatr, who exhibited a gavel pre- sented him by Mr. Edward Devlin with the wish t It should be used to help knock the bottom ef the republican party, James L. Barbour, Cc. W. Handy, ©. W. Hubball, i. M. Harris, John Dorsey and ‘cted to membersht; A he ofticers of the az nedaliton likeness of Hanc ited by Mr. G. C. ¥ corresponding sec: mn from the Hancock inviting the r SS meeting at a words Thursday aifernoon, 12th fi Was accepted. He also read from the South Washington 1: nelish cinb, asking the assoc tie dedication of the p ner of Mal ae and 1314 ts south > association alien i 5 With a band of S. P. Moses hange in ie executive com- Teen members. On Mr. Geo. T. Ste 2 ¢ conunittee in making arrang: ments for the ratification meeting. The Coming National Fair. S FOK THE EXHIBITION IN ocTO rs of the National Fair Assocla- ie appointments of marshals and judges Im the various classes (in addition to e pub ed In yesterday’s STAR) as follows: uunerated aruicles—H. H. Blackburn, mar- . H. Claggett, Gen. Jos. McKibben, W. Harvey, Wm. B. Reed, Jas. L. Bar- bour, Wim. E. Clark, Thos. L. flume, Mrs. J. W. Colby, Mrs. Melvin Shuster, Mrs. Z. D. Gill- man, judges. Bieye' P. Mann, John S. MeCeney and Geo. McCarthy, judges. One mUle fast race, bronze medul; five mile fast race, silver medal: 200 yards slow race, brenze medal. ‘The directors have signed a contract with W. J. Belden to open theclub-house. He opens the house at once under a ease for one year, with the privilege of renewing the same. ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.—About hal one @clock this morning, during a heavy rain storm, an attempt was made by some one to enter the residence of Dr. D. 8. Foster, No. 1423 Iowa Cir- cle. The would-be burglar unfastened the iront parlor window, within twenty-five feet of a Street lamp, Ww was burni Falsed the and was trying to un- fasten the shutters, when the doctor, who had Leen aie his cee In the back parlor e rattle at tne Ww, caused, as he Su] by the wind and rain, found him, an: before he could get a pistol, the fellow escay through a vacant iot. The ery of “police” was made, but there were no policeman in the vicin- ity. Within a few mtnutes after the alarm was given, and before the gas was lighted orany one aroused, the same man, or an accamplice, was Loticed approuching the same window, bat es- Caped into the circle before he could ‘be fired upon. Had the doctor he4 his pistol when he first went to the window, he could have placed it right in the fetllow’s face, and have either cap- tured or killed him. ——_—___ Manetace LICENSES have been tssued to W. G. Henderson and Lillie V. Garner, bota of Alexandria; Frank Beckett and Catherine W Namws; W. 8. Scbroth and Jane G. Kinsley; A, D. Brown, of Brooklandville, Baltimore county, Md., and Laura J. Bosley; Joseph Swift, of Lan- caster county, Pa.. and Mary R. Crawford; Rob: B, Fisher and Winnie 4 : Westmoreland county, Va; mus, of New York city, and Bessfe Johnson Ward, of Warrenton, Va.; Logan Johnson and Jula A. Willams; Basil Price and Mary Brice; Wm. Gibson and Rosa Walker; Smallwood and Mary Brown, both of county, Md.; Jonn Edwards and Alice county, Va. a DEEDS IN FRE have been filed a3 follows:— Henry Adler to James E. Turton, part lot 15, in 9 3 z g g of lots in $3,000, arshall Brown fo Biizabeth is thwest quarter of lot 47, in sub. of Pleasant Plait Edson Fraser ns; $266. to Edwards and Gersdorf, lot original lots 7 and 8, in sq. ONet! to Jas. Darling. lot 5, ob maa P. Merrit. pt. Jas. Walters to Julia Brant 40. 1, In sud. of 833; #9) nagan, 40; 31,900. Mary M. Fleming to leming, lots 12 and 13, sq. 142: #—._ Chas Brannan, executor, and ‘Eitzabeth alias Eliza Kelly, executrix, to Jennette Kins- lo 3 St . D. Carpenter to | . 1). Carpenter to Mary J. Car- | Pt. tract of land called Resurvey, $—. | D. Carpenter to Elien V. Crocker, pi. tract of land called Resurvey; $—. B. D. Carpenter to Augusta M. Martin,’ pt. tract of land called | Resurvey; #—. ——___——__—_. A BSACTIFCL LiTTLe STEAM YAacET 15 to be rafied on the 25th instant. ‘Tickets and tnfor- Mation can be had at the Ebbitt House eee store. ‘THE WASHINGTON Licht INFanTRY Corrs met last bight at their hall, with 14) members pres- ent. Colonel Moore in the chatr, Se1 tJ. E Entwisle secretary. A discussion arose on the question of where the corps should summer trip. A committee, consisting of Ser- geants Hi mn and Entwisle and Private Bell, Were appointed to ascertain the expense of the trip to Atlanta, to which city they were invited by the Gate City Guards. Corporal Wooisich, Lieut. Goddard and Private Neumyer were se- lected as a committee to inquire into the pro- riety aud expenses of a trip to Boston and New ork In September, On the invitation of the New th Regiment. After eleeting Privat? Linton corporal, the corps adjqgirned. DEaTH OF JUbGE broccavs.—Ex-Judge Perry E. brocebus, who has been residing in Baiti- more for several years past, died Tuesday night ce Of his son-th-law, Mr. L. J. Wat ard county, Mc, in’ the 70th year Judge Brocchus was born bear Atter he bad grown up he Alabama, where he became the ocrallc paper and practiced at ne Was subsequently a clerk in the Omtice Of Uie Second Controlier of the Treasury In this city. ‘B he Was appointed one of the three judges for L tal Lerritory, but was obliged to leave the territary for personal safety because he op- pose lygamy. He returned to Wash! a d to resign his commission, until y Vanlel Webster to do 80. lie then accepicd an appointment under the same ad- taihistration a3 Ju Mexico, a position he tied for 14 years. He Di a sister of Mr. Geo. W. Tinges, of Bal- | Unore, in charge of Mrs e e Griffith), and for the territory of New | @ and ded, prese: . by whom he had two danghters, pon | time. The index is in aoe been and WORSHIP IN THE WOODs. The Methodist Pretestant Camp- Meetings [Correspondence of The Star.) JACKSON GROVE, A. A. CO., MD., Aug. 5, 1830. The apnual camp-meeting of the M. P. Church in this section of the country will open to-night, and continue over-two Sundays. The indica- tions are that this will exceed in the number of tenters and transtent attendants the two for- mer camps held by this denomination at the an ate A pleasant time spiritually, socially and mnysicaily, Since the last meeting the formed at the camp of 1S;S have Cleared up the grounds, and made some improvements about the springs, making (hem more convenlent of access. It may be ré marked that these springs (three @r four being within a few yards of the ctr- cle) are remarkable, each one throwlaz out a stream of water sufficient in itself to sup- ply an army of thousands, as was calculated a ‘ew years since by an officer of the quartermas- ter department. Notwithstanding the larga juantity of rain which has fallen since Tues- 'y, the ground selected for the camp fs so weil graded, naturally, and the soil is so por that the campers can walk about without Ung their shoes muddy. Some few of the ers have been on the ground since Tuesday, aud °S soon as the weather breaks the cainp wil rapidly increase its population. THE CAMP. ‘The camp Js about twenty-five miles from Washington, on the Baltimore ard Potomac railroad, a few yards only distant from the tem- Porary platform erected by the raliroad com. pany, and in one respect resembles a prize ring. What Js known as a circle, being really a square At the earlier camp meetings it is said tb: Participants came in wagons—the women ar children lodging in the vehicles and the 1 shifting for themselves as they could. subs quently tents came {nto use, and betng ditche | around to carry off the water, straw was thi spread in them, on which the children had ti fun while the elders were attending’ the vices. The times have, however, change in some Instances the tents Bug 1 ‘Ucn fs paid to their cutside appearance. While all the tents erected here have a comfortable tidy look, none of them thus far are too much lecorated; in other words, they are generaliy “heat, Dut not gaudy.” About the center of the grounds Is the taber- hacle, an open frame stricture shape, and at the head ts the preach This tabernacle, seating 64), will be quit enough for the congregations on week da: on Sundays all the seats—over 1,59—and less all the standing room within the circle be occupted. THE TENTE! In the rear of the preachers’ stand, comm ing at the east end, the tens (desiguated by the hames of the occupants) are ranged as follows: Rev. Mr. Kir e B. Jones, Mrs. E10 ev. J. T. Ward, (of Western Maryland Woodw Some of tne extend on Spring re Mrs. A. Benso. is located. On the west side are locuted Me: Thomas, A. A. county; Warren, of Baitly R, D. Woodward, A. A. county; Mrs. IL Pric Washington; Wm. Palley, Baltimore, Extend. tng westward from this point {s an avenue on Which are located the preachers’ tent, Mrs. Mallonee and the gentlemen's lodging tent. On the front cirele, west side. are the tents of Mr. Benjamin, of Baltimore; Mrs. E. C. Croggan, 0 A. county, and two from Starr Churcn, § 8 and Mrs. Mi On the south side of the grounds, com- mencing at the west, are the tents of Jobn MeDonald, of Baltimore; Rev. O. Cox, Washington; S. Linthicum, 'M. Linthicum, W. apd Mrs. W. Shipley, of A. A. county, ML Mrs. D. Moore, ot Washington. Ou the avenue extenaing south from this point are two ten 5 from West Baltimore (Memorial Chapel), S. Green, of Hampden, four lodging tents for tat and atent for the police. Extending aro! the east side are the tents of Rev. W. J. Fin of Baltimore, W. B. Ussilton, of Chesterto Mrs. B. F. Hunt, Rev. J. R Nichols, of A. A’ Co., Mrs. E. Carrick, Washington; Capt. J. D. Cathell, J. B. Wibert, Rev. Di T. Muray an T. A. Newman, of Georgetown; Rev. Dr. Dri house, of Baltimore, C.D. Welch, of Georg town, and Mrs. ——— ot Alexandria. Besides the tents mentioned above, there isa canvas barver shop and butidings for the stores, &c., Messrs, Weaver and Hunt, of G-orgetown, Tunning the meat and provision store. Here 1s also the large dining court, in chi of the committee. Rev. W. J. Floyd has been the active worker on the commit and the camp, as to poapeal matters es) 13 under his fo rection. The pi of board has been xed at $5 per week o° Seven days, $1 per day for less than three ned Single dinner 75 cents, cent and other meals 50 THE MINISTERS. During the meeting the following ministers are expected, (the rel as exercises being un- der the direction of Rev. Dr. Murray, of George- town; Rev. Dr. Drinkhouse, of Baltimore, and Rev. J. D. Kinger, of Baltimore): Revs. Dr. J. L. of Alexandria; E. R. McGregor, of Vir- ginia; W. J. Napier, of Chestertown; A. T. Mi vin, of Towsontown:*F. T. Little, of Kent; C. T Cochel, of Cecil; Dr. David Wilson, of Washing- ton; T, D. Valliant, lent of the conference; J. B. Jones, of Ball 5 J. We Gray, Of Wash: ington, and R. S. Rowe, of Warwick. MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. To announce the time for rising, meetings, me &e., a fine bell loaned by the McShane bell foundry of Baltimore is in position near the Stand,and a fine Estey organ arrived this morn- Ing to do service at the stand. @ time for holding the various services nas not yet been determined on, but the order of bell rings will be about as follows: For rising. 6; family prayers, 6%: breakfast, 7; prayer or ex. perience meeting, or 9; preaching, 11 o'clock a@m.; dinner at 1; children’s or praver meeting at 2; preaching at 3 or 33g, followed by prayer meeting; es at 6; and preaching services at 7s, tollows prayer meeting. THE TRAINS leaving Washington at 6.40, 10.40 a. m., 4.40 and 5.40 p.m. will stop at the camp. On Sunday a ‘Special train will leave at 5.39, in addition to the 40 and 5.40 reins. Trains’ 7.45, 9.50, 11.43 a. m. and 6.01 p. m. 9.50 am. and 6.01 p.m. ‘THE Stak will be on the ground every atter- noon With reports of the proceedings. cc Picnics and Excursions. See advertisement of grand excursions to Nor- folk, Fortress Monroe, and the Capes on the pular steamer Lady of the Lake, every Satur- fag evening at 6 p.m. e grand excursion to Piney Point by the dournesiren Bookbinders’ Society next, Satur- day on the fast steamer Arrowsmitb will be a pleasant affair. Weber's band has been en- gaged. ‘he Ericsson line sell through tickets to At lantic City. See advt. r The excursions on the steamer Mary Wash- ington to Occoquan Falls on every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday during the season’ Music and dancing. On Sunday to Marsal Halil and Mt. Vernon Springs. Twenty cent moonlight excursions o. the Steamer City of Alexandria, Sundays, Wednes- days and Fridays, ree at Glymon’ Wednes- days and Marshall Hall Fridays. The excursion on the fine steamer J.ne Mose- ley to Pey Point yesterday under the manage- ment of Messrs. Whipple and Shattue< proved to bea very enjoyable affair notwithstanding the severe rain storm, and much creviit 1s due the managers in carrying out what they adver- Used although at a loss. The joint excursion last Monday o1 | ie ee (a catholic association) ar: On Sunday, 8.05, Anchor . O. M., (a secret society) was one of the most pleasant and harmonious of the season. ‘This ts the first time probably that excurstontsts of such diverse views have been thrown to- peo on the same boat and the result is cred-- ble to both organizations. NEw SUITS AGainst THE DisTRICT —The fol- lowing suits have been entered tn tue Court of Claims by Messrs. M. Blatr, V. B. Edwards and ©. E. Creecy, attorneys for the claluiants: Gal- laher, Loane & Co., $138,424.55; Andrew Gleason, $59,964.96; Wm. Fletcher, Bireh « Fletcher, $19,609.12; Henry Birch, 36, 56; King & Long, $3,000. ——— OUR RIFLEMEN.—The executive committee of the Kifle associntion met last night, the pres! dent, Col J. 0, P. Burnside, in the chair. On motion of Mr. Adee, the executive commiites Was empowered to make arrangements for the reception of Messrs, and Seott on thetr return from Europe, about the middie of August. ‘The reception will consist of an entertainment at which the trophies won by thei will be on exhibition. It was decided that Tuesdays and Pridays be set apart for team practice. On mo- Uon of Mr. Adee, it was resolved that the method of choosing the team to shoot at Creedmoor on September 14th be competitive, and that tne se- Under President Fillmore’s admints- | lection be made at that place; adopteu. Po spec TO tee WA '3.—Col, a ae e register of Ww! Teo uily placed on desk an index book, which ¥ Il bea great con- venience to lawyers and otters having to look the estates of deceased It is the work of the ey (br, MJ. is a complete one, giving pag book in which ‘all’ the the wills are reco from iS01 to the nt of whom are dead. ‘The funeral services were | Wilsave much time to all co Beis this morning at the residence of Mr. L. J. ‘atkins, and the body was interred at Loudon ‘THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION met last evening at 936 F street northwest, their new hi uarters, Mr. Edward McPherson in the chair, Mr. J. Bushnell secretary. The association appointed a ratification committee to confer with the tee Sitject of coliectingy dues Coming up; Of col the colina enateree moneys cal purposes employ ment of ‘nother? Sag read y the secretary. Mr. McPherson irk comrge the collections ibe penal rer Who is DOt subject to bY the civil $509 for for poli- of the govern- facilitate the search of the 15 volumes. The 1s that of James McQuinton Arst recorded in 1801, and the total number 1s about 4,000, ‘These were He Lively Mi of the Republican Cemerat Committee. Sayles J. Bowen Thrown Overboard—Bolt of the Bowenites—What They Threaten To Do. A meeting cf the republican central commit- tee of the Distiict of Columbia was held last night at No. 1425 New York avenue, the object deing to elect a representative for service on the national republican committee. There were three candidates in the feld—Gen. KR W. Whit- taker, Dr. C, B. Purvisand S.J. Bowen. There Were present but 29 of the 66 delegates who co! stitute the full committee, but what was lack- iog in numbers was made up In the activity and Ofse of those present. Bernard and Marcellus West and Andrew Gleason were active for Bowen. Dr. Tindall and all the colored men, with few exceptions, espoused the cause of Pur- vis. Mr. Cunningham, of East Washington, did his best for Gen. Whittaker. The chairman, Mr. W. B. Reed, was vot present, and at 8 o’clock Isaiah Washington, first vice pre- sident, took the chair, and James McNabb, jr., Was requested to act as secretary, but dec! end Messrs. P. A. Jullien aud Collins Crusor were elected secretaries, Mr, R. W. Tompkins immediately took the floor and urged that a col- ored man be elected, giving as @ reason that fully four-fliths of the republican party in the Disirlet was colored, and he therefore urged the name of Dr. C, B. Purvis. Andrey: Gleason ai others said that no color Nine should be drawa, and Mr. Gleason nominated Sayles J. Bowen, referring to his services tothe party. Genet Whittaker’s name was presented by Mr. Mc- Nabb. Several ballots were taken and counted taries, the first resulting: Bowen 15, hittaker 11—no choice. The Bowen men, finding themselves in the minority, wanted to adjourn, and made several motions ‘to that effect, which were promptly voted down by the Purvis men. During the roil call on one of the motions the Bowen men left the hall; one of them remarking, ‘‘Let the black sons of b— elect Yuivis, We'll have no nigger in ours, They luye drawn the color line, and we will tighten it for them. We will organize a white repubil- can club. Mr. Tompkins, excitedly, said: “Mr. Purvis is @ gentleman and a scholar, and not a black s— of ab—, as he has been called here to- night.” ‘the second ballot was then taken, the Bowen men coming back, and it resulted in no choice, Mr. Parvis 16, Bowen 11, Whittaker 8, Ingersoll Jobn F, Cook 1. everal other ballots followed, and for a time there were charges of “ingratitude,” “stabbing friends in the back,” &c., and several times It appeared that the meeung would break up in a free fight, and the chairmen appointed W. C. Chase, the amateur colored actor, sergeams-at- amis.’ The point was made that he was not eilgible, bot being a member of the committee. » Chalrman.—“I don’t care whether he 1s @ Member of the committee or not. I appoint him sergeant-at arms.” ‘Mr. Chase—“sit down, gentlemen; sit down.” Chatr—“Gentlemen, if you won't sit down we will have to break up the meeting, thereby showing the country at large that we’ are n- i ruling the repubilcan party of this er a while order was restored, and Mr. M. R v lake a recess till 12 o'clock, and ‘2S lost by a vote of 15 to 24. Another ballot was ordered, but before It was Lounced the Bowen men’ charged that the ni Was wrong and sald: “You can't gag that Dour throats.” 0 fs presiding over this meet ing?” Marcellus "Vest remarked “You are supposed to rule over It, but you can’t gag such a vote as that down our threats. Cries of “No bull-dozing.” “No butl-dortng. ‘The Bowen men agaln Te bury “ ft the hall, oneor the 48 men calling after them, “Good nizbt intend to stay unt this t!me to-morrow ht, if 1t 18 necessary, to elect our man” A then made to take another ballot; dered, and resuited Purvis, 21; Bowea, hittaker, 3. The chairman then said that . Purvis having a me jority of the votes erst him the choles of the convention.” < said there being no quorum voting the chair was wrong in declaring Dr. Purvis elected. The chairman then orderéd the seere- tary to Count the votes. The secretary said the number of votes cast was only 25 and it took $4 to constitute a quorum. The chairman then reversed his decision and ordered another ballot, which resulted: Bowen, 3; Purvis, Whittaker, 4. No quorum. Mr. Tindall moved i that a majority of those present, whether they vole or not, should constitute a quorum. After 2 good deal of fillibustering another ballot was had, Dr. Purvis receiving 22, Bowen 8 (the other Bowen men refusing to vote), and Whittaker 4. The chairman, a little excited and standing on a chair, said: “Gentlemen. this 1s getting mo- notonous. I declare Dr. Purvis the mous choice of this convention;” at which fifteen Bowen men filed into the hall and entered a Protest. Calls were made for a speech by Pur- ae but there being such an uproar he refused 8 ie Bowen men lare that they will hold a meeting fo-night and elect Bowen, and propose to send a protest to the national cece oe New York against the admission ir. Irv! ¥. 8.—The friends of Mr. Bowen will proba- bly nov hold an election at — as Col Smoot, why }as just returned trom New York, brings word thct the national committee will refer that by next January the delegate shalj Be elected by the party and not by a committee, ——_+—— THE Congress Hat, Cape May, as known tage gear, has been replaced. by & Mouse Certain io give Satisfaction ar, all points, t THE CUURTS, Poxtce Covrt—Judge Snell. To-day, Margeret Taylor, threats to Sarah J. Forest; personal bonds to keep the peace. John Hill, assault on Leonard Clark; forfeited col- lateral. Columbus Betty and Wm. Seigle, va- yrancy; bonds or 9 days each in the workhouse. rhos. Bowie, throwing stones; % or 15 days. Mary Ferguson, Jerry Lee and Jas, Miller, Se fanity; $> or 15 days each. Horace Gordo) Clifton Lynch and Mary E. Jackson, loud ant bolsterous; $5 Or 16 dayseach. Cornelia Smith and Lizzie Straightner, vagrancy; personal bonds. Wm. Coleman, larceny of a sett of har- ness, &c., from Thos. B. Hood; 4 months in jall, Philip Parker, assault on Samuel Ford; $ or 15 days. Phillip White, larceny of three razors from Lawrence H. Keily; 30 daysin jaiL Wm. Edd, a erful 100k! white man, was charged with assaulting Emma En who testified that she has been living with Edd for a long time, and he came home about one o’clock yesterday afternoon, anu on her letting him in he brutally assaulted her, and followed her into the street, where he continued the assault, and she finally got away from him by running into the Critic office, Where she fainted. The court sentenced him to six months tn jail. Ab appeal was noted. —~+e-___ “Ig YocR HUsBaND Ov?” inquired a ee man lately of the wite of a cabinet-maker on the boulevard Montmartre, Paris. “No, sir. isin the back shop working, ment there came the report of a fire-arm com. that quarter, ‘‘Graclous;” exclalmed the visitor, “WLat is the matter?” “Oh, it is nothing, sir, hejsonly finishing a gothic cabinet, and was firing small shot into it to give an appearance of worm-eaten antiquity.” Woman Lawyers.—A woman cannot become a successful lawyer. She is too fond of giving her opinion without pay.—Bosion Journal. &@"The supreme court of Maine has aflirmed the ruling of Judge Peters in the case of Cum- berland County Commissioner Prince agt. Ktt- Un, thus deciding against the fustontsts. &?-Jobn H. Barnet, a politician of some prominence in Baltimore, fell dead In his store te ere ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS Baltimore and Potomac Bepot, corner 6 Streets. OBt. 000.8. Wi bs ‘seh’ston express. 10:35, feet sae YDaily except Sunday. |tWash'ston expressil:25 Beltimore and Ohio Depot. co: Je Avenue ‘and 6 Sire rh HAmecue EMBROIDERY. A SMALL LOT OF 2,000 YARDS AT HALF PRICE. e., Be., 4c., Be., Be, T0., 8e., 10o., 120., AT TOWSON’s. GEORGETOWN. Tey ean Fer night ot Cropley’s Hall; Col. Jones in the chair and Y. J. Johnson sec -e- to Mesars. tations to the club. A committee was apyomnted t pany to ar- have one span of the Doats jut @ shower G, Hercamp, of the honoray mem- lub, and was presented bers. UP TILL THE Suir Saus.”—Westley Ring, a ge ae on schooner Annie M. Allen, de- serted bis ship this m« Whereupon the captain, R. O. Smith, obtained a warrant for his arrest Irom Justice of the Peace Buckley. Ring alleged threats against bis life by the captain. ‘The justice did not think the chee sustained and ordered Ring locked up till ship sails and then be put on board. REPUBLICAN MERTING.—The Fourth District Garfield and Arthur club met lastnight in the First Baptist chureh and complet3d their or- ganization. Fiity names were added to the roll. GRaIN ARRIVALS.—Boat Lyons Whiting with 1,300 bushels wheat and 1,800 bushels’ corn. Boat Samuel Jarboe with 2,500 bushels of wheat and 1,300 bushels corn. Boat H. M. Talbott With 700 bushels wheat. MEKcHANTS’ Ext ‘HANGE.—Offerings on ’change to-day 4,500 bushels of wheat with sales of 4,200 bushels at prices rangiog from $1.07 'g to$l.1iy. ——_—___<.,__ Death from a Dog’s Bite. ALITTLE GIRLS SUFFERINGS FROM HYDRIPHO- BIA—A WELL-DEFINED CASE? Special correspondence of the Philadelphia Times trom Lancaster, August 3, says: Litt e Anna Booth, the eight-year-old daughter of Jonn Booth, of 612 Poplar street, died trom hydro- phobia last aigeen = ‘The case wasa well-defined one, and the st eines of the little girl were terrible to witness. On the 19th of June last Anna was sent to the farm of John Weaver for milk. His house is nearly opposite Hershey's Woods, a short distance southwest of the city. While there the little girl approached too close- ly to a dog that was tied in the yard, and It S} Yong at her and bit her rather badly in the Wrist. She was taken to her home and her Wounds were dressed by Dr. Warren Weaver said the dog had been behaving strangely, but the bext day the animal drank water and did hot act as if anything was the matter with him. During the night, however, the dog broke away. Tan into a belghborng yard, and died. Dr. War- ten, having been told that the dog hed eaten and drank as usual, did not canterize the wound, which, though somewhat painful, commenced to heal up satisfactorily, and the child made uo complaint, except of occasional slight pain in the wrist. Ie was not until Saturday last that the litte girl began to complain. On Sunday she was taken sick and a high fever set in. Yesterday morning she was asked if she wanted a drink ot water, and said she did. On beiag shown the water she uttered ashriek and feli unconscious to the floor. She soon recovered conscionsnes: talked naturally, but bad a wild and restiess ¢ pression of countenance, and soon had another paroxysin. It was found necessary to tle her hands to prevent her from hurting herseli or others, There was now no longer any doubt that she was suffering from hydrophobia. Paroxysm after paroxysin set In. Between the fits she could converse rationally, but when medicine was offe her she would snap at it and utter strange nolses Uke the bark of a doz. At one time she sprang up ana ran out toa shed where there was standing a bucket of water, When she barked and was attacked with a vio lent paroxysm, ending i unconsciousness, AS the day wore on the paroxysms became more freouent and violent. Her strength tailed rap- idly and when evening came she was very weak. Aiter dark the paroxysms became more Violen’, et @t 9 o'clock death put an end to her suffer- ings. A Lapy called at a store on Winter street, the other day, and inquired of a polite saleaman who was measuring fringe, “Do you keep but- tons?” Op] madame, if you please.’ Said be, as he paused in his work, and showed a row of very white teeth. To his dismay she walked deliberately out of the door and crossed the street to a rival establishment, The young Man did not lose his situation, but he gota blow.ng up that made him think Fourth of July bad come again with even more than its wonte1 explosiveness. When anybody asks for buttons now he bars the to the door with his Yardstio® and points energetically while he ex- Claims, “Opposite counter!” with a spectal em- re on the last word. He is determined not fo be caught again at the game of button, but- ton, who's got-the button, or to suffer trom a counter movement.—Boston Courier, ©2 The actual majority for liquor license in ‘thirtee! Frederick county, Md., is between nm and fourteen hundred, x 5888 zg x a iF EEK £ ¥ 8 L EK ba 8 L Ek z sieht ae ea Py fot EK zk + 8888 .. LLLLL Commencing with this drawing the Ki i: State Lottery Co. wil apaly hold inate Bona ings every 15 days (twice a month). We have been to take this course by thousands of our old pa‘ who declare a monthly $1 Drawing entirely too slow for ‘The next Drawing will take place A uD 6G. hh 66 AA UU @@ ll 66 A A uu aG un 666. in which there isa chance of getting $15,000 FOR $1. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Prize of 815, 000 is.. $15,000 Iprize of 5,000 i 5,000 lprizeof 2,500 is.. 2,500 Iprize of 2,000 is. 2,000 6 prizes of 1,000 are. 6,000 10 prizes of 500 are. 5,000 10 prizes of 250 are. 2,600 20 prizes of 100 are. 2,0.0 100 prizes of 60 are. 5 000 200 prizes of 20 are. 4,000 500 prizesof ‘10 are.. 5,000 1,000 prizes of Bare. Re 5,000 27 Approximation Prizes amounting to. 2,700 876 prizes, amounting to.... eee BED, 700 TICKETS $1. Olub rates upon spplication. For full particulars and orders addresa G. UPINGTON, 599 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, OR M. J. RICHMOND, COVINGTON, KY. York "Biante Zeituns, Philedey tia day ‘toh, Pittsburgh incinnati Uom- All out-of- the official List of drawings World Hernia Say fecori ladelphia Dispatch, Cincinnati sous mercial and Louisville Commercial. town ticket holders are mailed a copy of list ag goon as received. BS 7 Btate Lottery Com} had ue agents ia Ganga All poregue souchiny fro are \dlere. OSEeT AL&IS INESOTA FLOUR. PRIDE OF WASHINGTON MINNE- BOTA SLOUB, Ongar foad just received. The ‘best Flour made in this country. Give it a trial. J.B. BRY: 's 608 Pa. avenue. 4y29-c03t Opp. Metropolitan Hotel. ‘OTHS EXTERMINATED FROM FURAI- M nea Tole Leave UAT TRESSES renovated, at Laat. nO, dyed.” Terms very chesp, according to fine work. Jel-ly -HAND OLOTHIMN' Dram aibasee wea dan ab Pept attention will be given £0 ordere 10 gx OB LAME HOHSES, Owners should call at OITY ITEMS. I am now displaying Gentlemen's Suits left over from ‘ast winter’ marked at prices then Prevailing. Inasmuch as it ts expected that there Will be aD advance of twenty to twenty-five per cr nt this fall on last season's prices, it will be to your advantage to buy now if you ean get sulted. T have some excellent left. Gro, C. HENNING, 410 7th street nw. ONE Dose Lopii.e’s HEADACHE SPRCIFIC Will prevent headache coming on. sigin, Face Ache’ uenmurses Gout, Frosted Ta ce Ache, Feet, Chilblains,Sore Throat, Erysipelas, Briises, and Wounds of every nature in man or animal, ‘The remarkable cures has effected classes it a8 one of the most important and valuable remedies ever discovered for the cure and relief of pain. In July last I fell and hurt my back; tried eve without relief until I used ‘Giles’ Liniment fodide Ammonia, which cured me. ‘THOMAS GILBERT, Eastchester, N.Y. Giles’ Pills cure Liver Complaint, 31-8,t,0,36 AMicted Try ‘Dr. Swayne’s Medicines. Do not negiect a cough, cold, hoarseness, sore thoat. &. Dr. Swayne’s Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry Is a_well- yn curative. The Most reliable remedy for achitis, asthma, allthroat, breast and lung diseases. Trial bot- ties, 26c.; large, $1. Dr. Swayne’s Ointment for tetter, Itching piles. Itching Piles. Symptoms~—A moisture, like Itching Piles. perspiration, intense {tening, fata Itching Piles. at night. It never Itehin; g Piles. Sold by druggists and at Stott & Cromwell's, wholesale agents. * BUCHUPABIA.”—Quick, ee ad cure 4 tos ; all urinary pny maga |, at druggists. For Washington at 480 ave, eed hee . he a clears out_rat ice, Toaches, bed-bugs. 18c. a box; for Washington at 40 Pa. avenua. “ALDERNBY WaGOns.”—Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in % Ibs. “Ward” prints, 35c. per Ib. Also, cotts cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk per qt. — GBE4T BARGAINS UNEEDEEMED PLEDGES: MOND! vu WATCHES. SOLID SILVERWARE, TO BE SOLD AT LESS THAN ADVANOES. A fine assortment of BREEOH-LOADIN SHOTGUNS, ar M. & R. COHEN’S PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTEBS. A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. Having purchased for Cash a full supply of every article teed by Plumbers and Gas Filer, we are prepared £0 ofter our woods on as favorable terms trade as sny other house. We respectfully ik, Sh inspection of our Block, oo , cannot er a8 tO quail oF prion MecKELDEN & Co. Je-17 19 Lath DOUGLASS’, Oth street, St. Cloud Building. Fsom Tus Date A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT ‘WILL BE MADE ON ALL CASH SALES. 4y28 DOUGLASS. CUTICURA BESOLVENT, The New Blood Purifier, Acts on the Liver, Kidneys, Bowels and Skin. ‘Musens. WEEES & Porrer: Gent —I hsa Tunpipg sores on my left leg for seven: which reduced my limb to simple skin and bone, and unable to support my weight unless in bandages. | A ccusultation of physicians at the City Hospital of Boston decided that it would have to be amputated to save mylife. Buch was my condition when I began to use the Curiouna ReMEDres, which have effectus ured in gratitude f hich I make this public statement of my care,” JOSEEH A: PALMER, Hvpsow, Mass., July, 1879. FAUMER. SCROFULOUS HUMOR. Hon. William ylor. Boston, State Senator of Messachusetis, says of his Case. em. This ionerd oP wae be ea = =e who are suffering with these diseazee:™ SEIN HUMOR, Covering the upper part of the Body Skin copper-colored. Mzsers. Weexs & Porren: Gentlemen,—I have been sfilicted with a troublesome skin disease, oov- ering slmost completely the upper partof my body, mane my ekin to assume a copper-colored hue. Jtcould be rubbed off like dandrutt, and at times causing intolerable itching and the’ most intense sufferin used blood fiers, pills and experienced no re- ef until I ihe Curtouas REMErEs, whic! ough used carele: and irregularly, Beatanerar omer eeepc tee, ie my ‘. . tine make sfiidavit to the truth of this statement. iy. B. G. Bex cox. Mizay, Micu., July 8, 1873. CUTICUBA RESOLVENT Cleanses the Blood, Regulates the Stomach, Bowels and Urinary Organs. it blood purifier, liver stimulant and vegetable Jeleanees th aysiem cf all inn purities of the biood, regulates stomach, bow- els and urinary ayes oe Seis Sia da Pane adic hy ited or contracted. Cvti- Ina! soap) pre- pared expressly for shaving, and is ¢x ravagantly praised ty gentiemen. OUTICURA REMEDIES, £or all Humors of the Blcod, Are & Porrms, Ohemistsand prepared by WEEKS Draggisis, 360 We a1 ate Peeeh are ati ‘TOILET BOsP, ierce o out AOL venir, 81 Der Soe eee COLLINS’ Voltaic lectrio Plasters, HX PELOUZE @ £08, REE at BIA ‘Wakinewa, D0: Sa DRY GOODS. A MUSEMENTS. PACIFIC Lawns, 20 cts. N v SCHUETZEN FEST THIS WREK. SCEURTZEN FEST NEXT WEEK. PERSIAN LAW&s, | it RATUN OB SHINE. GAUZE UNDERWEAR. | Cucenr = BXATTSVILLE. =D. a, PONED MOSQUITO NETS. | 1s MONDAY, AUGUST 9. Bischof, J weedale, ‘Townsend, Stevens, Mis ‘White 00 ets. a piece. Ewan a Colored 55 cts. a piece. Ewan and Biss Wea: {appears Trane from Weshungton 7 50) ia; return after ° concert. TYLER & CHEWNING, ate Clerks with Perry & Bro.) yiishelns Doecata ate F street, Le Droit Batid ang? ‘8 7th st. now. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. ELLING OFF STOCK. ue WILLIE SOCIALS PICNIC, We are now offering LS PORLPONED ON AUGUST 3. Will be given at Beyers’ Park THURSDA’ Anenst | tins -2t SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF FINE QUALITY LINEN LAWNS, 16 CTS. INDIA LINENS, ND CUBSIO! DBY GOODs. G To bee tn pote MONROE s CAPES ‘We must run off onr Stock during the next 30 on the Sand very desirable Goods for Bummer and POPULAR #TEAMER JANE MOSELEY, Eouly Fa wear will be sold for cash rewardle-s of EVERY he Sree NING, at6 p.m value. oun ) No reasonable offer refnsed. staterourns, Ke, General Cflice, 613 15th street, W. M. BROWN, fite Treasury, and at whe boat, 6 sy SLY Market Space. and 2m BAND EXCURSION 1F 500 LADIE! asnincton | G TO PINEY POINT a ead By the JOTRNEYMEN BOOK MI NDEKS' BOCIE- T (Rae ° awa — on the fast #i-cu.0> Arrowmmith EACH WANT A wil leave vast. WhAEE at 7 m,, returbing at 11 p.in Tickete—Gentiemen 76s... Ladtes 50>., childrem between the swea of 8 and 12 soars, Be .'to be had of the Committee or at the Boat on the inorpine of the Excursion. Weber's Band bas been ene for the occasion. SHETLAND SHAWL To-morrow, before going to the Sea Shore, Mono- | Ticetslimited. | tains, Lake Revions, or even to stay bomie with, | ©. Knocks, ae they can secure such at Ft Bean, Bo. VR. Bishoy Fo ATLANTI Genuine Marked Down Bargain Prices, ore CHFALEST EXOURSION OUT OF BALTI< ER COMBINED. WARRANTED BEFORE STOCK-TAKING AND | ” (, MORETRAIL AND WATER BEMOVAL INTO LARGER PREMISES, SON LANE will reli thronch nebee to Atlantic City, via the old Reliabie' Route from Philadelphia, the Camden and Atlantia Buiroad, through from Philadelphia in 90 minntas. Fare for the round trip @3.50. Ticketa good for the season. Ringie fare #2 50. Steamers 'rave Baltumore daily st 3 p.m. whart corner Lisht and Pratt streets Tickets for saie at ofice only. FREO'K. SHRIVER, AT THE ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS NOUSE. is STEAM WASHINGTON — TO OCOCOQTAN FALLS Every Monday, Wi a Bri. 3 ss ALSO, mud trip, a5e. Laave . her w. f at ¥ &. m.; returning at 8 p.m. ON SUNDAY 70 MARSHALL HALL ANDAMT. VERNON SPRINGS SY AND r wharf st 2:30 p.m. ;retorning a te TO MT. VERNON SPRINGS Every Retnrdsy dming the teason. Music. Dan— cine, ave ber w at 9:50 8. m., rota af | 4p je0-dea und trip, 10 cents. A NORFOLK, BEADY-MADE SUITS for INFANTS and at! LADIES of every awe, in the MOST DESIRABLE and SEASONALLE FABRICS We wil! quote NO PRICES THIS TIME. meraly ark the LaDIES to Judes for themeclves by at the plain figures marked on the HALF-PRIC COSTUMES, GARMENTS and OUTFITS in our Eetablishmenta, VIE 705 and 709 MARKET SPACE. W, WITH DI EB g12, kounp TRIP, 820. For Proixist or Paaeace, +L, HUGGE BEFORE STOCK TAKING AND REMOVAL Je29- 3m = ‘aston Whart, Baltimore, INTO LARGER PREMISES. 20 MEOSIGHT EXCURSIONS.) 7 > landiue st buomt Wi WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. ye atid Marchal Hall Friday 3981 returntog 11:30 poi Danciae dows aad beck’, 0p. wo an Cosine ovr Bound trip, 20 cta. jela-se" UB ENTIRE STOCK OF \HE TIVOLE PARK, Ee THY OIME RAY CTERBORO, DRY GOODS NOW OPEN TO THit PUBLIO for’ Pientce F ons. The sunnier resort REGARDLESS OF GO8T. around. Washinton. The ‘Boats iand half hour, a ere) our, s1.d'8 Desutiful drive by rong £ty prices; also, ine mine, Scoommodstions for, Je8-2m Proprietor. BOOTS AND SHOES. EW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. Pure LINEN FIGURED LAWNS reduced from vga Gouetl yards Of Seantral SIGURED Le sant va * LAWNS reduced rom 10 vows to 6. FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS AT OOST. Fine tienes 4 {wool) DRESS GOODS reduced from 25 DowN to 1236. best wearing OOTTON in the WAMBUTTA, the world, reduced to 10. CARTEW’s, CLOSING OUT AT PRIME Oost 7A Market Space, MEN’S FINE LOW SHORS adler white dratsoe weld ge article or | care CONGRESS GAITERS. oy a a 15. me LADIES’ FINE SLIPeEE evan ik Fie cr ne othe ack Grenidine, a a ae Pure Wool Twilled 35. Btock. , CaRTER’s, pend Sada CosvINceD. WE Mran Bustxrss.! sy28 JAI Market Space. | _s0ct GEO, McCARTHY, GHIET MANUFACTURERS. DUBREUIL BROS. @ 00., 2112 F Street N. W. pWeeu the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in Fo THE NEXT TEN DAYs WE WILL POSITIVELY SELL OUT Ovn Estrke Brock or SUMMER GOODS, Our 10 AUIET only 66 conte In order to make room for our Our GLOBE RT 75 % ‘The EUREKA REINFORCED, finished, only 81. EXTENSIVE FALL STOCK. a compare it with any other Shirt for the aes — 2 eer ALL EARLY AND SECURE GREAT BARGA i3 , UBREULL BROS. & CO., “ : ae 3528 2222 F street N. W. nieteas 7 BAL’ RE —— Be ee Oren ec Baro GREAT BOSTON SHOB AUC? oN 435 7th street new. HOUSE, Read Dress i Headquarters f aad Shirts. chirte , mete antee On eee Shi 491 Pennsylvania Avenue. THE ELLIPTIO SHIRT. 65 centa : A GENUINE WSLGUTIN Sao conta | ADING orSeEiee oe BOYS" SHIRTS for....-..--..- io conte eri Stine SOustek ORDER Sh 4 =i (SIGN OF THE BED Frac.) SIRAM SHIRT FACTORY, LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Prop: =a, NO BRANCH S102¥ IN THIS CITY. 5 HURTS! SHIRTS: suiers: | W, 2+ "tcH, ows mre aan arg puiurpassed for Comfort 117 MARKET SPACE. ston 7 made See atc neti SOW 18 THE TIMB TO B OOLLARS, CUFFS, NECKWEAR and UNDEB- WEAR in correct styles, at popular cash prices. —_— THOMPSON'S SHIRE FAcTORY, = | an our Suunticr Sit wil be old are 3 ty23 Opposite Patent Office’ Comm Barty 1~p SECURE THE Banoam+ GPBING ND SUMMER DHESS W. 8. RIC? ay 717 Market 5; ‘We have on hand Serene ged of oe} ope a yt ‘und Colored, Silt ties pesines Mines Gat ‘Nainsooks, all xrades. An inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & CO., jy8 1323 F st. near Ebbitt Honee. Qaerts CHEAPER THAN EVER. [eon sitrens: Stop One Minute and Think, ‘Our “Mystery” SHIRT, at 75 conte, unjinished, is cheaper than we sold if when taueiin and linen ‘was way below present prices. Our ** SHIET, is t BLirt in the worl only 80 cents. The ‘Crown nd” SHIRT, fin- siyich, 81 81,60 ber Gozen: ate as pas ‘at 8.60. Our Sk NECKWEAR. beats the World in quality and price. Our Sik SO, at 25 cents, are 38 good aa any other house sells st 50 gents, Dur 90 cent 80. ‘are 83 00d a8 is Bold for Si. e trade generally. LNNISS’, 8p30 1002 F street northwest. GEwine MACHINE REPAIRING. | pron Bitters ‘We have the best facilities for REPAIRING 8EW- ING MACHINES of every description. Ail work warranted. Our $15 SEWING MACHINES are perfect and warranted for three years. NEEDLES and ATTACHMENTS for all Ms- Paacs €1 4 Bor. act Daveciers S814 TEEN} chines, at @EE BEOWN OHEMICAL 00. OPrENHEIMEN’s, SALTIMORR, BoLB PRorRrsrons. 529 Oth street,