Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1880, Page 4

- ¥ * THE EVENING STAR. | “oRsH re ae ee GEORGETOWN. BOOTS AND SHOES. AMUSEMENTS. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, el Ee acmieatee rere To-day, Becaant Sohncr Tana Gamer Duckett, : .pE— Anivals—Boat HL ME GREATEST SLAUGHTER — | FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. MHE F. B. 8. EXcURSIo. = THURSDAY..... -...Aagust 26, L850. Lee eae ee Sachets eo, | loud and volsterousy $6 Oris dave rach Bey alnote With 3.00 bushels wheats Dost Hol | 1 Fr August 30th, SHAL HAUL and down the P. = MowxTcomeRy County, Mp., Aug. Blair, do; forfeited collateral. Mary Nichols | CW. Boyer, with «can bushels wheat ™ THE SEASON OF 1880-81 ee ee eee The Weather. The last day.—what sadness 13 conveyel in | and Clara Hen¢erson. vagral bonds or 30 | “MgrcHants’ ExcHanor.— Offerings onchange BOOTS AND SHOES : ‘ pent ap ae SERee: coed ax aan INDICATIONS TO-DAY. thai word last; none but those who have ex- care ee CS Cee Dawiey. to-day, 7,000 bushels wheat, uch sales oF 8,000 Will be Tnsogwated f yith the Production of the | Gale a 0u26-3t = Edward Whalen, Francis Morgan aud Jas. Cro- at prices ranging irom 103% to 110. : 7 Akh Ee Pai ica Facncnron pertenced the bitter pane “ bepeiped ala eri personal bonds, Thos. Keys and Jonn | Puphels at Br TRADE twenty-eight boats lett Bought from the Late Bale at Boston. FUN ON THE PACIFIC! CLEVEN HOURS FOR FISHING, For the Midaic waa inlends can tell tts meaning, and so tt appeared | Ey, nS, profanity, 25 or 7 days each. Patrick | Cumberland Tuesday for this city, carrying On, 4 TRIP FRom SuANGHar To SiN FRANCTSOO. “4 meet Roche he raRenenon Wo oe Nesey, ie ok OF Satire was cata 110 | Loste, charged with keeping an unlicensed bar; | 9767 tons of coal as allows: Consolidation coe Inc upine __Muric from the following Operas ‘will be given iS yy me ke = Stationaty or ris fol ee ee carry away | Chimissed. John Tayior fovtelted collateral. | 1119.06 tons: horden Coa. 569.13, tons; Blaen Boceacis, The Dra eter, stationary or lower temp D 5 i rature. * | with ‘them pleasant recoliections ‘of the Tro | Doe ea ans, 8 Notorious colored thiet, was a mm Major's Daughter, Favart | opin RANGE OF THE THEKMOMETER. weeks spentin the tented grove. ‘The weather | (aad, With the larceny of several bundred | tons; New 11 tons; Maryland Co., 31818} ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LADIES’ ps and Saucers, Camarzo, La Creole, Viton of 1th at. gy Chereb, to PINEY POINT, cn th tral Co., 442.10 tons. The sbip- ND BSLIPPE! Little Midity, Ete. 4x® Moseiey. Steamer will Sth et wharf : Docks, the property of the United States, from | menis trom Cumbsriand for the ‘week ending oe sad MANY BRILLIANT GEMS OF MINeTRELSY | TUESDAd EVENING duoen oe at 7 30D. The follow ing are the readings of thethermom- | yesterday was closer and warmer than any we | the warehouse of Mr. 8. C. Parish, No. 111 C Saturday amownted ft 41,217 tons; for the year AtT75 Cents Per Pan. WILL BE INTRODUCED. m., and arriving at Washington ednesday: eter at the Signal Omice anring the day have had. and although it was threatening in| street northeast, on the 14th of Juno last, | Saturday amounted t) 41.917 tons for the year ar. Geo, Wry Company ill Comprise ee pig thon op pda poy Ge: 7:5 2 ERC Site & © Fain of any ac-| Officer McGreevey testified to tracking the 154,693 yver thi nding period of . Geo. W. Denham, iss Marie Bockel, r af 2 pene © ares, Careree.. —- count until about midnight, Old residents in | {hicves tear meccnpted house, where they Inst year, For the week eudiug aa stated, | ALL STYLES OF MEN AND BOYS" SHOES, Mr. JcA Reenanrcoe Miss Belle Mackerisi, Beate 8 eaten ttle — Hever seen such ¢ hove sere that they have | were engaged im tealing the bdoKS 10 pledsy | St, Jeake For, shipped by the Baltimore & Oxry 81 Per Pam. TW. A Bouse? — LOCAL NEWS never seen such a hot spell. The heavy cloth. When he discovered them. Evans escaj and | Opto Railroad; for the year ending as stated, Mr. Jobn Biebert, HIRD SELECT EXCURSION, HOC AL s c poker fore = pe packet way a he arrested Lewis Lee, bis companton, wo was 11 tons, Being an inerease of 223,454 tons | AT THE GREAT Br. Chas; Hogendcrp, Mr=- W.-H aésdas substituted in its place. hose iring te the sentenced to six months in jail. Evans has r the corresponding period of last year. By ineon, bcc nnd auspices of the VY. M.C A., onthe the hose ot Chas, | city, one and all, express thetr regret that they | Cade the police until last mht, when Omicer | the Chesapeake & Olio canal, for. the week, And the x formerly of Haverly's Palace Steamer T. V. Aunow=-MITH, : es i anal BOSTON S8HOB AUCTION HOUSE, ‘Mastodon Minetreia. reet_norchwest, by | cabhot spend one or two more weeks in the | HOWell arrested him for disorderly conduct, and | 14.099 tons; for the year, 331,523 tons, belng a stterwards Identified him as belng connected | decrease of 5,535 tons for the correspondin, 401 Pennsylvania A: MR. FRANK CUSHMAN. MONDAY, AUQDST 80, 1589. nm door, and stole a | Hoods, dreading to return to the city dung | with larceny of the books. Hewes contseeot perlod of 1879. The Pennsylvania rallro sa yenesy MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT | | A Grand Concert will be iven on, e heate . six months fn jail. James Hennessy, O52 SHOE HOUSE 1 5 : Son. vestarday investi | A great part of yesterday was spent in social | grand: larceny Of £20" abut’ tis oer ay | Shipped 3.421 tons for the week and 145.652 tons | LEADING 'N THE DISTRICT. vd Colored iaan named | visting, bidding iriends good-bye, and getting fc t yon; Sit 4 for the year, an increase of 36,773 tons Over last promises of writing soon. ‘The cdmp his been | 460. from John Silence; | gran: jury. | year. The Conso'dation Co. has shipped this (SIGN OF THE RED Frac.) ADMISSION 5) AND 25 CENTS. i ault on his wife: $10 or 39 da: *ve beat by the MARINE BAND (is! Pigeons) s The complete ventilation of the Opera Honse will et ‘semsed ert Bt 6 pra sharp, re- 1 ef >) H 7 pn, ppine “ Alexen- cand ath Bad sth etree! We. Vol s. 10,674 tons; the Ni 1. 6,511 tons; make it exceedingly pleasant for summer enter apple both waye at ad sth and 5th streets, | quieter than any held heretofore, and much of | Ruhard Hil, larceny of a’ palc of pants wom | the others ine aa Son er tue year LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. | tainments. lay. 025-3 els 00 two tation Ge of death from old age. |" | the eredit is due to the committre, wno have | Jace ae Stump; 60 days in jail. Betty Noonan, | thus far, the Consolidation Co. 338,933 tons; New | _auel9 ‘The ssle of seats commences on Saturday. a25-3t eg pee ELL bight, while attending a sale at J, Co- | taken every precaution to enforce order. They | tmeats Genet! Soe ads husband; personal | Central, Wor tons, Geomses Gree a aa cnoGLa —oooooo boat. emauae 3t Cee eee eee ee eee re Gara cs bars (ODT: || recopatzsnce to Keeo EME peace Anmecmd | Gore yes °0., 103,689 tons. SCHOOL SHOES. SCHOOL SHOES. DRY GOODS. TTENTION, 1CE CONSUMEUS: Mr. R. : g at corner of idc:h ‘Tue mtuisters have wees tT ee See Blackburn, colored, threats to Agnes a we A SLIGHT AccIDENT happenad to Joe WIl- = a Ny 2 CON northwest e ministers have stn | commtited for a hearing. Charles Butler, | yams, the old colored janitor at the. Custom = 3 a Si saan ewan ine acu cccaca a € bis po: thd mang Whe ease ee Sood for the <oul. | charged with keeping a vicious dog which bit a | Hams the old colores Wagon passing. over his | _ ‘These in want of 70a, gold leather, Children's, | GUNES. COLLARS AND CUFFS ee hed to the ¢ aud many who came here hungry and ta'rsting | neighbor's boy named Duckett; dismissed. Jas. | foot and injuring also his thigh. He wa3 taken | Boys and Misses School’ Shoes can Rad them at . grocer, corner ior the bread of life, leave, hay BRANCH BALTO, STEAM SHIST FACTORY, ICEMIN'S BENEVOLENT *SSOCTATION, og their ve de cor is _ Low Prices at < 2 2 I. rur log over, end those who go away ¥ Halowell, au 1d ¢ and incorrigtole colored boy, | nome und properly attended to, nt | wi S : 435 7th street now. SUNDAY. AUGUS? 2 ‘any 10 sty ‘as sent to the reform school. Henry Schools, 4 , ferare, ade es eee es me es 1 hs colored, petit larceny oF rene ies y aes ALEXANDRIA. Oni win ‘ Butto: ete, enoriedeed iohoste ead soe ‘ S clergy. The Lips el niaares A XA) . a . 2 ei Work of yesterday was very satistactory in | Dower, merchant tallor on Pennsylvania a a = ea Hproeprenraca ne pares ot € fright and ran away abont noon to-dt Wagon Was smashed fo pieces ag ipgs of a park, and the horse was d. *s Ieland. The steam ff Point going an: et tumire are and cx » Schools Is -picker and was permtcted Boots, sizes 11 to 2, at $1.25 pair. Cannot} compicte Shirt forthe priceinthecity. os 1 & er LADY oF THE LARt some respects, for at nearly all of the mestinzs | t3'go Jato the Gellae fo sore re pote vere ft be best. ine and bution holes Ghee 6 eae Te eee | fortis our a ate tee some persone’ elther sees fen race fe 9 go Into 2 A AcaNt two story frame houre on Fairfax | Mou" G tire stock of Men's Low Shoes will be tons and button-holes, 6 for $4.60, oF Te. aplece— | fort! sac gh ha fone aut clerk ¢ ferward to the mourners bencuy 9° ° ©*Me | there appropriated three coats, palr of drawers | sitect near the We eo. depot, was burned yes- | goid reeenilens cf oat abargain. : 2. Ticket, @icbildren under id eeeiont hee engag it thie counter in the olf The 5:30 1 '$ benci. and an under-htrt, which be carried of In bis | toraay morning and the adjotning house dam- W. H. RICH, » Shirts to order a spec'alty—€ for $9; 6 for 810.50. | 28. Ticket, Loreal att po od Gog large piece of pleste:ng fell rom the c : ‘he 8:3 yee lueeting was led by the Rev. E. | waste bag. €0 days in jail. Cella Thompson aged. It was the work of an incendiary, and Perfect ft guaranteed. van 77 " above, covering him with the debris, but fortu- Prayer oie of whan oma” Tose ror pnd Anis oll, two white women, ikke! ond the damage was about 21,500. augl7 ‘Vl? Market Space. nes ; ares ‘7th st. =e = —— a yeorge rted. each other with threa violence; they EX —C excit it wi = |. B.—Directions for self-measurement sent on ELIGHTFU OURSIONS! acme are weit peoples and Decaeks pgieaateseag ted | gave their personal Bonds to keep the peace. —” | of AC#MANE.— Considérable excitement, was NEW Yoru suox store, eprint a | DP ¥ Th. a a . J. F. reached 219: : # 30 O'clock b} duct a Fruits and Flowe Ty nama. | We text found to 1 Gor mre ee eee oe <bout :30 o'clock by the conduct of a d>unken THE COMING H( ‘The District of C POSITIVELY THE Last PARDONED,.— James McBurney, convicted last 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. April of keeping a caming table‘and sentenced —s love not the Lord Jesus Christ, let him man With a baby in his arms, who airlved here Anathema, Maranatha.” He stated that t witb bis wife irom Washingion. The baby was N=’ FALL GoopDs. ultural Soctety THE ARROWSMITH, : 3] hate CLOSING OUT AT PRIME COST a UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF THE WASH- Tet last night, the president (Mr. John Sau} i | text teaces by implication that Christ_hes | qomea by the Prectiente pee wentiary. Was Dar | taken away from HE ee CaO gee ALL OF OUR INGTON AND BALTIMOKE EXUUR- qa cate cad Gillingham, secretary, | claims upon our love, creation aud espec! ————— and fore Unie miele Weoa oene Oh aa ae MEN'S FINE LOW SHOES cea) Hae oo Eee conah, e ‘ upon our redemption. It also teaches by explicit DEBDs IN FEE have been filed as follows :—W. fusion, The drunken man was finally per- MOHAWK REPELLENTS. copy LO PINEY POINT. statement the doom of those who love not the | N. Dalton et al. to Harriet Hughes, lot sub. suaded to join his wife on the fer. boat, ond aap) ahaa SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, ATS A M., Lord Jesus Christ. It states plainly the char- | sq erst ot ain; $400. Gi Crandell to Susanna | eter ror Washington. On crasiine ere LIGHT CONGRESS GAITEES. TYCOON REPS. Returing at 1 p.m. Children ‘Xperience and extent o1 the curse that | Crandell, pt. lot 9, sq. 317, north hal 11D. i‘ f ie eae — q rears free. Upon those who love Hot the Lardyeae | foes Pras soe aay Dis, Sand 6, sq. 257; | NOW [and a Warrant for the arrest Of his assail- AT ACTUAL cost, FLANNEL AND FELT SKIRTS. Figs) Si ceate es cicmal tt _ By way of application the speaker wound up by | ¢—. J. A. Preseott and James Fiaser to Isr. Motter. Gaeue os zp ALL OF OUR = Foun ave, ML Ee three inquiries as to how these clatms have ia Johnson, lots 1, 2,3 and 4, Whittingham, | “Motter.—G LADIES’ FINE SLIPPERS FANOY HOSIERY. a een 9 oi cree cribed, | been met—1. By the world at large; 2. By the | $500. B. F. Dyer to’ Sophia W. Price, sub. 65, NEWPORT TIES and weano capers: A. SHORT, » DIQKSON, oecollection | church; 3. By the individual; and’ in view of | sq. S14; $2,000. P. Albinson to Elizabeth Vol’ | apRrran OF PASSENGER TRAINS | LIGHT KID Boots. aap ee rad tid these considerations why are We here? At the | land, pt. 12, sq. 599; $660, ‘T. Pitt to Katharina a ‘These goods must be sold, to make room for Fall SILKS AND SATINS. Stopping at fox ae close of the sermon five penitents presented | Veerkorn, lots 20, 21, 22. 23,24 and 25, Sq. 475; Btock. Music for the ocession _an262t » | Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner Sq. + themselves at the altar fur prayer, and they | $2,000, I. Vinhorn to Sarah E. Willams, pt. A fine band on Gab and Bytes Oat AND BE Convrxcep. Wer MEAN BUSINESS. TYLEB & CHEWNING, GECOND EXCURSION o Were all converted. Among them was an o'd | sq. 475: 9253, Mary J. Wright to James John. MORNING. E ONE PRICE. Gate Clerks with Perry & Bro.) SY EAGLE LENTS,SR. AND Ju, 1.0.0F RECH- lady who bumbered her turee score and teu. | son, north half #2, block C, Mount Pleasant, | ¢wash'sten stele iines-20|1Balt., Eve suge GEO. McCARTHY. a 3 i‘ Mm ¥ ‘The scene around her was very affecting as she | $15. J. W. Sims to George Schweetzer, lot 32) ther 8:00) tLimited 3 ane23 918 7th st. now, | TO PINEY pth Seacae se SOSRLaE, Was surrounded by Ler family, among whom ES W. F. Foreman to B. -8:40| t Wash'gton in AMILY SUPPLIES Leaving 6tit et wharf ate crclock #.im, sbarn,and | ®as her daughter. who, when called on to pray, 7; $300, {orth anc 16 ee aenineton pase. AMI S- : a : = re at 11 p.m., tom | did so in a Way that brought the tears to more - G16; $500. J. C. Poor to | "ipaiy on CxPress-20:86 /tNorth and West....7 NOW-WHITE BREAD Be SUBE YOU ake NIGHT, THEN | ¥ eae et caer than one eye. M. Moriarty, east alt lot 117, Thetkeld’s ad- | +paily except Sunday. |}Wash'pom oepreasio: AND HEAUTIFUL GO AHEAD: Tickets, Ble. : children under 12, The ebildren’s meeting at Patt, ras, also | ation to, Géon (ee ROLES AND’ BISCUITS Be; Tickets purchased for Excursion of Ang. 18 very interesting. addresses bethg made to the | to W. Tenderson, pts. 10 and id. ¥ Will be enaranteed if you use CERES, the celebrated - - Me mY pater Weill Ion roy id the prospees | little ones by Kev. J. H. Smith and Warren orittenden, trustees, 10 Bal Terecy Avenue Wad © Segeek NW | Minnewrta Patent Erscess Mone hich wareeat on eeanne en ees ee eae "newer Choate, sr. Rev. Dr. Laney. who has been #—. K.'C. Dunn to John G. Hark. MORNING. EVENING. ed the first premium over all other competitors at 5 < keeping the record of the verses recited by the same proper' P. the National ae MINNEOLA, a magnificent — H. | tPhils., Balt. & way..6:00 +8t. Louis & Gin. ex.1 ‘Lildven, reported the total number reci *hils. ex. 0 Balt. 5 i .ES AND Fokom to 0. F Dodge, par brown's sea. | INY RM PHIS, ty Gate Mipnesota Patent Process Flour. SLERLING, the ; sia urtig ine entire camp a8 4), which is very | ordsub Measout Plains, & 9 Aaty Sow: | }Nestern express. 6/49 ttaltimore_& way Cepting neta BOLD EE te a A ee or FIRST SELECT FAMILY EXIUASION. creditable to the little ones. den to W. . Win. i o Flour, and far superior to a great many 80-ci’le: 7 5 a ‘. Ol fo | _ At the same hour the Ladies held a mecting | Jonson. Bt L, sub | Bie: way stations. £35 N.Y: & Phila. ex. patent fours. We defy competitors to bring forth | ‘The practical benefit to the world of these siznifi- JONADAB SOCIAL CIROLE, in the large tent, and here quite a number | lots 1 to 4, ‘oones to Mary’ Jane a. ..9:00| Westerns any flour superior to Ceres, Mineola. or Bterlins, | c nt words eimce they were littered wonid doubticas STFAMER Ww. CORCOR arose for prayers. Pitcher, lot 45, sq. $4,830. Margaret Cone aystad :45|+Balt., Anna. ae we feel aeons any Rousekeoper who tries surprise David Crocket now. Purchasers at the RIDAY EVENING, Al ST 2 At & p.m. Dr. Ames held one of his special | lan to Mary Miles, 10t iS, sq. 676; $1,250, J. A. | tDalte & way state t0 40 |Bonuteoe Samed brands or Fie aoe ae mpore = consecration meetings, at which five more were | J. Braunstein to John lot 40, sq. Baltimore express..11:30) express. Clane eroceryatore: ag! vy b under: reesor tee converted, and so interesting was this meeting | $615. E.G. Israel toG. W. Riggs, et al: lot dpe. ony ae pine ‘Wholesale Depot pbieames, leaves Tih-street wharf at 7 p.m. ; re- io teatiavck tend © that it was after 5 o'clock before It closed. Sq. 2053 35, Howard University to Jas, Cther trains daily e=- Balt., Lau. &Bladig.0 ‘Cor. st st. ONE PRICE est Se Eh Ada fh Mrs. Retlly led the young people's | man, lot ‘32, block 18, in Howard University | cept Sunday. 1+ Western expreas....9:25 | _8ue21 iD here again many rose for prayers, | sub of John A. Smith’s farm known as Efiag- G #48 TOURNAMENT : raising much at- | abd Inclosed she stated that she owed a debt of | ham Place: $295. Robert Coleman to Jno. Johie = 5 iT RECEI . FETE CHAMPETRE TnvOF and attention is | Bfatilude to the young people for the way ta | cameat asl of foeeee begun fo ga Howard CITY ITEMS. SPICED BROOK TROUT, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE On the xrounds of Capt. Bolirer, attached to Qar- tanor thee and too | Which they had ‘assisted her in supporting | University; $325. Oliver D. Barrett, trustee, ¢) — FOREST GLea STATION, One of the test truits to | these meetings. Jno. Johnson, same property; $25. “Jas. J. Da LopILLe’s HEADACHE SPEcIFic will never dis- (Bach Fovellen.) TUESDAY, Aust S1- and WEDNESDAY, Sep- Sch ean be done eaal! During this meeting a large number of peo- | lington, trustee. to Benjamin Darlington, tru: appoint you. Cures quickly. Oaly 50c, BPIOED OYSTERS, , * " tember Ist. = Re Ge Be Mie cml | as wens caltiercd amas tintane or aie tee, lot 22, in sub of s¢ 00, oo constantly provethe valne of thetimely advice con- | a). ae il, Thats ¢ > | Sou, on tie cireie, who. favored them with sitge | ‘C2 JOU tn sub of sa. ist; e300, Oxty Warrino.— My customers who were FRESH DEVILED ORABB, tained n tho old proverb when actod pon. There | proanti ard uiciock ioe Oi adapted to fig ratsing, 3 | tue muste, with Prot Sipe, of the wows ee Who Hacked out walting for my pertoctiy-ritting Shirts are re- BARATOGA OIF! ianothing lke going toheadquarters for eversthing. | Brogi?',. St onde oats ES aaa € growh more bountifuliy and with les3 siding at the organ. . YY, pre- is Spectiuily informed that I have a full stock now 8, Only a fe ore days new before stock-taking and | Knich Number of riders limite’. Brass and = nd tronbie than any part < t ae poy Aa sk OE ee eee THE STORY OF ATCC ae anne, CONCLUDED HE | reo-ay, both washed and unwashed. I have sup- MORAVIAN PRETZELS. wears: ily loading Gar open oouminrs with genuine | frie ban a Refresiments served ney are | é AS a Crop, e is Ne N'T MARRY. > - © ero) 5 6 oa en in : ac 4 | | By the time for evening serviea there were | A few days ayo, says the Lewiston Jovrnat, SO ey Lae Ae Te ie eer B. W. REED'S SONS, —_| Marked Down Pricer, so as to aavo the public from | Shave p ee VQ it Iu other tibed | fully 3,000 people on the grounds, the large ma- | there came into the Auburn city clerk’s office & | the neck trom the abrasion of the stud button, 12 =~ 25 to 50 cents on every dollar bought from us, Washington st 8:10 a.m. ner of cullivating this truit Ln Eugland, | jotity coming in trom the country, and prome- | secdy-looking old gentleman In soiled and rusty. and a simple sleeve shortener of my own de- | 20813 16 F street northwest. | rater than offer the goods another season. Ladies leave Forsst Glen a8 6:46 and read a letter he had just received from a | uading was continued during the ‘service; bat pes and with a shaggy, unkempt gray signing. The price remains the same, $1.25 tor RESH MEATS AND DRESSED will do well in observing the EXTREMELY LOW a Sentleman fa that country—a celebratcd fiz | to be charitable, it was because all the seats, ard. He was apparently about 65 years old. the oné and $1.50 for the other, F POULTRY PRICES marked in Plain Figures on everything in ((BABBING, FISHING, BATHING. §row-r—on the subject of this fruit. Hestated | both inside and outside the tabernacle, were | He hashfully approached the deputy clerk, and, GEO. C. HENNING, ALWAYS ON HAND. each of our Thirty-one Departments this woek. J see the ai 30 th te here over that of | filed, and consequently those promenading had | after much circumlocution, announced that hé 410 Seventh street. HAM, BACON AND CORNED BEEF. Specially we mention our A SELECT EXCURSION TO England, anc tcould withstand | Do place to sit down. At this service the Rey. | wanted to publish his tention of marriag: ——— A FRESH SUPPLY OF FRUITS AND VEGETA- PINEY POINT AND RETURN, the cold. moist weather of England, how muca | W. J. McKenney preached from the text in 1 | The clerk recorded the names of the contract Afflicted Try **Dr. Swayne’s Medicines.” BLES RECEIVED DAILY. 200 MILES FOR ONLY 50 CENTS. better is the sunny ate here for tly raising. | Timothy, iv., : “But godliness 1s protit- | tng parifes, and he paid the fee. ‘Has that got Do not negiect a cough, cold, hoarseness, FINE PRINT AND TUB BUTTER. Bargains in LACE and HAMBURGS. Children between 6 and 12 yoars, 25 cts. Bathing Here this .rait is raised tn almost every state. In | able unto ‘all things having the pro-| toco into the newspaper?” he asked. *¥« Sore thoat, &c. Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup | Everything first class, and prices reasonable, at Suite 25 cts Tickets and Staterooms Ono, where it is much colder than Maryland, | mise that now fs and that which is to come.” | sir,” sald the clerk. “Can't you keep It out? of Wild Cherry 1s a well-lhoavn curative. The THE PALACE MARKET, Bargains in HOSIERY, GLOVES ana MITTS, can be had at ©. H. Nourse’s dru: large crops are rat: with great protit. He | This was as fine a discourse as has been del! don’t know howl can.” “Well, I dot want | most reliable remedy for ee CorwEs 14TH AND New YoRK AVENUE. . HS = Se “agg building, corner th’ described how they are easily protected from | ered on the camp ground, the speaker not | it a jn the newspaper. I've been mar- | all throat, breast and lung diseases. Trial bot- $626 FRANH J. TIBBETS & CO. MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1880, the killing trosts of winter, by laying the young | preaching, ashe stated, heil and damnation, but | ricd once before. My poor wife did. | tles, 2c.; large, 31. Bargains in RIBBON 3 and MILLINERY. On the fast and commodious steamer trees over and cov with earth. In Maty- | the irults and benefits resulting from a life de- | I don’t believe in marryin’ twice—smiin, 1 | Dr. Swayne’s Ointment for tetter, Itching piles. 1( JANE MORELEY. ng better known and | voted to God's cause, closing With an earnest | don’t think I onght ter marry. But I'm goin’ | Itching Files. Symptoms A Taoisture, ke LADIES GOOD The great secret | appeal to all who wanted to leave the old life of | on to my threescore and 10. 1 need some one to | Itching Piles. perspiration, intense itching, in protecting them from the weather, | sim to come forward and accept from (God's | take care of me and take care of the cows. | Itching Piles. particularly’ at night. It never ADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES ily the early frosts of autumn. ‘This | hands that which will enabie them to ltve in | But thar! I don't keer so much for myself, but | Itching Piles, falls, ze ‘The Boat will h 9 Bsfrains in CORSETS and UNDERWEAR. Monday morningat' sores cies ieee MADE TO ORDER. aos $9 conver pontine oe, a 5 Bargains in PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS. 4 aa} Points of '. subject was turt ‘d by Messrs. Saul, | the iuture good and true lives. Seven accepted | the woman—poor young thing! “fwould make Sold by druggists and at Stott & Cromwell's, | Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. —— 2 be bao ee — at ony § prices. ome Col. Cu: mith, and a vote of thanks be eo sue Ae a ce lee neh pe bad . rey se pue a the Lone Aud | wholesale agents. JAS. H. VEBMILYA, sin WARES. oe 4 pleasant time iu dancing, &c. ‘or- Was pa: ‘dham for his interesting | sion, the others 1g their minds were | the old man drew his coat sleeve urder his nse ia . ¢ BOOT Bargains in SMALL WARES. ler will be strietly maintained, and ‘tire conn remarks on t =e * | iutly ‘made up to persevere unto the ere. | ardleaved a sigh. “How oll is pencetecieas: | SKINNY MEN and Wowmw are not admired, 1t| LADIES" FASHIONABLE eed — —J 610 Sth strect, Feterve the right to ‘any objectionable ohar- Among the fist was a lady over filty years of { asked the clerk. | “She's oe roueds She smart pay po a) Gee aug? Opposite U. 8. Patent Omce. | Samples and Merchandise mailed on application. | acter. ‘Tickets lmivek. 2 age. 1) ‘B el “SI e —t U1 . en eee When it was GenReed too ae | ance ‘CWell, T guess Youll have te sep fhe | earth for impoteney, sexual dooce, decline, &c. | JROATING BATSFOR YOUNGLADIES On nee arom Te aid | Kiely, who requested all not tenting om the | newspaper folks,” said the clerk. ‘The same | $1 at druggists. Depot, 58 Barclay street, N.Y, —_— Surta Gancis, Joun Horrvas, ¥ Point on the Jane Moseley. Tie | grounds to iuumediately leave the ‘grounds | ot cootome ithe ce. very Ted, appeared in | and for Washington at 4s) Penn’a avenue. =. gens Duary, Fase Weoten, ursion thirty wiles dows heard all over the grounds, and thus closed | Avburn this mornin’, but don’t put ’em tn, for Guurieg every morning. an ee THE LATEST MACKINAW CASSANDRA $ OOMMITTRE: J. E, Moray, THos. D. Grrtres, ME TIVOLI PARK, be 1 the | i 4 at p ; ” prints, 35¢. per Also, cottage T FORMERLY G. , rm on the W.W.(orco-an, | the meetings of the camp of ’S0. While there I've backed out. I guess I won't get married. cheese, buttermilk and sweet tmallk 5c. per at, aug2l] 705 and 709 Market Space. is NOW OPEN TO TE PUREE O RO. Pinion ‘Uhe Sicamer Will leave at7 p.m. and return at | have been fewer Conversions during this met | I've been over an’ told ’em to scratch it out. JUST RECEIVED. Excursious. The pleasantet tomer eee _ 7 Sa ing, the total number aggregating only twenty, | An inquiry at the clerk’s office revealed that UY THE “MYSTERY” SHIRT. around Washington ‘The Ferry Boats land. “Phere will be agrand tocray yer tt is Uelleved that many sre awakened, aud | the old gentleman had cancelled the intantion B ever halt hour and a Demeter eons and S cbampetre on the gro ‘of ¢ will Le gachered silo the aeiier us 900 as a pees se cert ie he ae Mrs. J. P. PALMER, _— oe Park. eine clase socommodations st ehed to | special Services are held in their various | Whether it was he or the other pa.ty that prices; also, fine we accon.modations for churehes. backed out 1s not so easily ascertained. Per- ay No. 1107 F st. n.w. hs nagar nage gee gh pion gs eit Jt ole; | Borses. RICHARD ROBB, | INCIDENTS. haps the venerable beau was the victim of a SSS ee ee ‘Ge wesc = — | ,, The collections during camp have aggregated | heartless flirt. Poor old man! Who will take MM, Viti. Only 80 conte for thee yar fenree z HAND EXCURSIONS * | £400, which 1s $100 less tan the committee asked | care of hts cow: Tropa SENT CFE ara ear, ™. Gent's LINEN COLLARS lathat biyles ana Aneet G 70 NOBFOLS, FORTRESS MONROE a 3} tor 0 ve A make 1 usual ‘4 en! 5 rest in (The Mary ¥ ngion will leave to-morrow Oe nciner christening took place in the tent of Bismarckiana. : PORTATIONS, I will take 26 per cent. from ail | quaiity,only $1.60 per dozen ; six for 75 caits. Bost ‘onthe aca me er Me tae chant Maker. Ge te ot |, utnemmderis of Mey were mer | PRoxwwrow’s “asso rumwaces, | Ra tris mye a'r Tegeataal | Way vn FQUUUAR, STRANI TANE mosey, the Methodist Church South, bapted the ‘in- | marks he made in our earing at Versailles op AST H Ny, Dress and Traveling Wraps, Domestic and French ee, Fare #1. Round trip $1.50.” mal font Gaughter of James and Martha Small, the | the evening of ee SEITABER RON eo don ram Gand :made Undersarmente, 3 Brands of Parisian | BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, atichsty guateroome : pide OS EE atone 7 St. Cloud, TITAE y Trin <a fresh x eneral Office, na WA colorel couple were married ae iaht e--| and thal ou the wey thither oo mee ook many BRICK-SET AND PORTABLE, | ment of Laces aud all the Latest Novelties ste, | angls 1002 F street northwest. | Willard’: Hot, anda thei dor today | fore last, the bride being the servant ot Rich. | P ith beg ot ee and Vou dae Are pawertnl Beaters; remarkably. carte e00- ete ate ns, ee le Penna. ave. = augs-2m 0. 8. Li ne ‘iNet, while re ¢ ‘on t ng ablt Villa nomical in fuel: give universal eatisfaction i vise, 5 Ss cn. esi. | gupleyed'by the suptinrendent of tue grou | around Paris, who during the, sles, had ed lave no bolted Jouts: are treo ‘These Goods sre fresh in every department, jos | RNTETS TO ORDER, XCURSIONS ON STEAMER MAME ‘They Eecame acquatnted, courted, and “und the dy.” Le observed eb en gooked ute | Tne most DURABLE FURNACE, the CHEAP. | RYISS BELLE LUCAS? Cur SHIRTS (0 order are unsurpassed for oom helena knot tied inside of three w>2k3, Pilendly,” be observed, “but the men, on sceing | Est to bny. Bitted with, On MRER Ea for otgie nna durability. Fitquarantesd. Resdy- TO QOCOQUAN FALts# ee the Prussian uniform, assumed a hostile anti-friction GRATES: ASH-SIFTING GRATES | DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, co lot of NECK WEAN at 60 cents, forneny. | Every Monday, Wodneeday and Eri | And now thé camp of 1580 has ended, mo i | Pression. and a herole attitude. This reminds | and ASH-FANS; LINED FEED-DOORS. DRAFT Hlewant British Half Hose at 25 cts.; Hosiery’ “ A heseason. Music tiie tents have been struck avd thelr Tave osc. | IE of command that Grae ee ee AGS | BECUE ATOM, SG Have many ATTEAQTIVE Be Ee Gloves, Collars and Cuits. : hoor wbatt at Bo. Se eas pte MWE'aesecs | the tine wnen the special aie sane fa | Summe'a ike attitude. Wuere in our army tic | Spetede <n eee aes =i Comer 8th st., Keep Building. JAMES THomPSoN, | ON SUNDAY 70 MARSHALL” HALL aND afr. Mae Gets Rieck} to Gin been ere amet Lae evening | Command would be, ‘arms to the charge, right, HICHAEDSON, BOYNTON & CO., PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ool Manager of Thompson's Bhirt Factory, Leave her wharf at 2:30 p. m. : returning at 7:38. de to H street | andimany moretock theearintareit ne ing, | 12 the Neapolitan army it would be, ‘Furor MANUFAGLURERS, anl8__ 816 F st. n.w., opp. Patent Ontce. | _heene ber wharf ab 2:30 p. m.; : x veane | Those who were camping here tetas one: | i. ¢.. look savage. With the Frenet, REE NW LGR SUC6 06) NE WH -SCCERC || ae TO MT. VERNON SPRINGS | ing commenced remaa pte Tittle tl ine everything Mes ina magnificent attitude, a For sale by CLOSING our ss oe | tovenjoy the pure county ain wane eset Ihiee. it tems’ sounds Hehe aed laser tie, | 20hetoom wsa7 ERA, | [RON Bier ERSS OUi ENTIRE STOCK OF Bing Leave bee way af 9508 een ees | others Have made arrangements to join then, | WEE. sf ee ecard” ™ 4p. m. “Kound trip, 10 conte. J680- [gupete Eave mndde errane Er something, the meaning 1s all one. They arc | be a thing of the past. Farewell old camp, | Ch¢e.told me that a speech of Radowltz had Stop One Minute and Think, BEGARDLESS OF OOST. RINe Gat re eo me Old can, | tonched apd effected him deeply. I asked him from Baltimore THURSDAY, Aucust specially g 5 ou x Stite-room-berth, AND AN EXOUL~<oN FROM | CHARGE OF Graxp Larc —To-day in the | larly fine’ He could not name one. There- oa td tintin) wearin eacasans NOMFOLK ZO OOEAN VIEW, WIT. “DINNER, if have D’ IN. ve i rand larceny of #15 from: James Siier, ou An- ) turned Out that there was othlug_ of tie ‘sor. Iron Bitters | aon tee | FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS AT COST Ah SUOGTAR, At t, Was called, Mr. Ca appealing for | there,nothing either striking or affecting, In HE MILD ER CURES. our BLOO! ba _ a accused. The latter testitied thar on the ar it wasnolbing but the manner ane atti T eowz Iron Bitters you are weak, have no Ape Fine quality (wool) DRESS GOODS reduced from. = bing in question he was with a friend tn a | tude Of the crator, which looked as if he were HUMPHREYS = {ROR Bre rege SBUITATED, | 95 pownto 1s, HIOUSEFURNISHINGS. ‘aut hear Pennsylvania avenue and Lith | saying the ceenest, meee neared fog and mast Py eee Be uOLEsCS. Irom Bitters | IRON BI gure yon wNAMBSUTTA, the best wearing COTTON in the = as 4 . = | that Hennessey came up to b a striking things—the thoughtful glance, the de- vi rom ample ex) lence an entire success. rid, . STOVES. it avalnst Armand teket for a raille for the ben Wout ches, the volee {ull of tone and'welzut. | Biapie prone emenee nee, am eats success. | trom Bitters Or feel that LUPE TE CARTERS, Cgc termes abies : . | had drinks together; that | It was the same with Waldeck, though he was | OD/y medicines adapted to popular use. Iron Bitters Bi 7 The Washington Gas Licht Com . y have at thelr jon Nene ey'S Inv ation Une went Madame | not so abl Gp distinguished cra Non acon vasteeass will cute you. VLl Market Space. ocr. GAS COOKING BLOVER te vecines Sines | Black’s house, No. 2 street northwest, and | appearance.”—Morris Busch, in North Aueri- x "Tr you are a mother, and have f and patterns. This is the Stove used by Miss Dods * | called for wine; that when he had his money | cun Review. 8. Eron_Bitters | not milk or strength to hurse your | 1,44 DIA, LINEN, the new and desirable article for | HUG OAC OS: on puokers, | ennersey ade ik # . iresses, reduced from 31 DOWN to 20. - ‘ | toatl im the nee wan en HISIO\S||| Tow x0 cane Goon “DGGE Tie taerible hot £ tron Bitters | Sed hints trom tice. ot | Beactirut tace Bi Whit Goode reducedio tay: | _Ciul sue etuize then anw23 | found that Hennessey hadieft. Madame Black | Mghts of the tust weeks of July,”"sald a gentle. | 5 ~ | Sy isoN prrrans. ipe Papeey eg aca) Madras Drees Ginghams, 1256, EATING SPECIALTIES - ie He en rnbesey id take the pocket | Wan Who, had He caratertabie Saxeprent oe & ze heavy Linen Towels reduced from 2 DowN, MOTT ELEVATED OVEN HANGE. ook, saying that he would keep tt for Silence, i bind “i . 5. , ri § | Eur that ne subsequently gave tt back toate | adopting the plan Which 1 learned and found | 9. YOU CAN BE CURED. Blsck Bilks, Black Ceshmeres, Black Satin, Black | UOITS. STAR VURNAOE. latter With only $5 10 1 On crose-examnination | Psctised tn the torrid ellmate of South Atmer- | 10: Famise, Black Crape Cloth, ‘Black Greusdines, | ,APOVS oods as cheap as any in th ithess stated that Emma Stuart, Etta Laur- | 1& dust before retiring take a cool bath, not nh ae Black Bunting, at“ actuai” cost. HAMILTON & SUEDD, ce and Etta Lane were at t . | Violent but cooling, after which don your night | 12- Pure Wool Twilled Cashmeres, 25. nga 409 Oth strect new. ‘ue house that eve- shh he ig 13. Paice $1 4 Bot. ALL DevacisrTs SLL THEM. TT Bing. They were not boarders at her house, rt without drying the body and Me down. | {3° a CARTEW’s, nd as | Dut Came there eccastonally, and none of them | TR result Is astonishing —tt ts much like east | ECORATED years. | left the room that she knew.’ She saw Hennes. | Produced by sprinkling water. om the loaray | 2e 3y28 711 Market space. | [) bt 3 old, i | se the money—two $50 bills In his hand. | ‘e evening. ‘The water absorbs the heat, and | 17. SEE BEOWN CHEXIVAL OOn OHINA AND POTTERY, feat tee tater ile patcaine {ie et:—Hennessey left with Etta Laurence | ®3 {evaporates throws the hearty with it, | 19: HIBT MANUFACTURERS. er oes ard Eita Lane in the carriage. Other testimony | 1¢a¥ing the body dry and cool. “It the bath 1g | 20: BALTIMORE, s DINNEE, THA aed TOULAT SEER, * Was heard and the case sent to the grand jury Dott can irae ene bed with water. If | 37: Sons Paorarerons. aD ee aa Hew Demons. In uth America i ‘The steam: = the beds are all sprinkled just before: sue 28. Nervous Debility. 41112 F Street N. W. & the i 3 CHARLES Epvoxstox, sentor | oth : ing, | 80. Urinary Weakness, Wetsing the Bed. Fer aslo by BTOTT & CROMWELL 486Pennayi- = — tL memtcr of the Arar or Caaiee eae fain aby sleep.‘ recipo is amet 0 0 | 8: Bikewa of the letra Palpflation slate, “YoNUS Wholesale and retalland byall Doog- | | Weel the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in M. W. BEVERIDGE, was under control of (we | Co., dealers tn boots and shoes, 1339 and !41 F | ible, as 1 know from long: expertence, andthere | Orsent by the cau ot png ial free’ of chat | (0 SHIRT only 65 cents. and the occasion proved a delghtful | stréet, opposite the Ebbitt House. will make no is no danger in it."—Milwaukee News, On receipt ef price, = “nsle vial, free Tee, IFE AND HEALTH. Our GLOBE SHIRT only Tecente (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) Pallowed fee PUae Oe the oot, ang | change im the business, which will be continucd | escent} OU, Race HREYS’ AOMEOPATHIO MED- | [1 ‘The EUREKA REINFORGED, Snished, onty 81. lowed free range Of the boat. and | under the same firm name, the interest of C. ates $0. 409 Fulton at., N.Y. ‘We will compare it with any other Shirt for No, 1009 Pa. ave: Make it one of the livellest excur- | Edmonston tneretn belsg retained by his TO CARPET BUYERS. s that bas Deen on the river this | widow. Thanking the pubife for their generous Ours, Gis ay gee oie, Manual on maces, and Ite A WONDERFUL MEDIOINS. money. Also, a line of GENTs' FUBNISHINGS always | WW 8: JENKS & CO., patronage in the past, we respecttull aest | _ We have just received our Immense Stock of | ——————————_ SBPSO'Y on hand 3 . oe x ry a continuance thereof.” Our stock of goods wil | Bruscele acd Incrain OSRPT@, All or the Very | GAFE AND SURE! SAFE) ASD SUBB, gos DUETS F ocrece Won” yates joe segs ied Deke uae MEd WY fog skege 0% | Ourpite tant unkormo'y CATER | Hate eGle abner, wd purchuot ding | © srrogas, garn DEPOSIT COMPANY. FRING amp, gupyomem Omess | ,Apeis fy fT, cEmnoR 04 sIH9 MD ranging 170 Fe OnE Ch Buyers can rely upon purchasing their Carpets | 25th Street ama New York Avenue, ) weer RUN LATEOBER, RADIANT HOME GEA : : aoe tia Tai Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vanits from =— anc EXCELSIOR ACES. All ctr eer oat oestrogen: | ftrenthge'? “HA stvasr 8 te mute: | i Fo cee Bay a a Moab Bahan 2 ew amgaea | AeAE ARTS Cee eatin pound. “ta come from $2) to 55 | Sa q\yotking OF Kansas City. Mo: Cuattes alc | morgre, topaz Rooms, oHoRcHEs | fesneatte ee aeeaTe Win. Stick: Fancy and Black & Sx" and Colored Bilt | fable: RANGES Ana GOOR SHGK ia al oP rina mee id trom $9 to S35 | aud Barbara E. Collins: George M. Butier and BEEAMBOATS, Erc., Erc., Ero. Bey, president;Geo, W. Riggs, vice President: B GHERADI Black will Be sold at Tales. Having the largest as- Per bead Marker du DiS Colman; Chaties A ataoy snyer, 208 até, Erc., Erc., Ero., Bay der Nia vas |ADINES, sfurmny Clothe Tans | pau be cold sf lowest re wouldwolcit an inevecton T eS J. Burke; Wm. Andrew Reichmon and Virginia FURNISHED AT BOTTOM PRICES. Henry A. Willard, John Oassels, Thos. Evans. dy2d Bun wns, Indis | from ali in want of above goods. Ve im yeuteraeses a meigheoged r with, Mr. en toth he mageeryes Loa G Farman, aE “A @ 09: ae Hirlis abd Frened Nainsooks, all “2 z, gs a Tatsun- assee, Fia., i Sarre arret leces of Ipgrain see: XEBI MPANWS ExTnat Gerstood as saying that the Great Falls Ice CO. | Lewin ates Ae ey eae Panes Or | 16 Pieces of tnsrein aeeoee: Lines Sac ase a ee dn inspection of our tock i eicted. 45.8 purchaser of ice. On the contrary the com- | French; Lawgon Jobson wat Aes Joss > | 20 Bieces of Tngrais eareer ELAVGRING STOOK FOR MADE HOOE BROTHER 9 Re has a full supply on the Kennebec for all ee ee 2 Hen < Extra-Heavy Ingrain Cate DISHES AND SAUCES. jy3 1323 F st. m.w.. near Ebbitt House. te Customers here, with some to spare, and bas | Tue Namioxan Fare.—The prize lst of the ieces of Double-Welght Ingrain Carpet. _378_1838 F st. mw... near Bbbitt House. _ es jurchased —— toy Hoe! Be pone. dtr. | National Fair association has been 1ssued and | 50 Different Styles of the Best Two-Ply OABPET. LIEBIG POMPANWS EXTRA or UPPLIES eae Se eee ee PE SME | 1s now ready Mbaue ro alone makes a Deat | 16 Ditierent Styles of Tapestry Ingrain OARPET. | MEAT. he os ) FOB akes Messrs, - pphiet ut 75 t3 of i Press,” Pat the lor company bad, broken a vernal cou eteers and. judges.’ The premiums foot up| AND 7 STYLES OF BRUSSELS OARPETS. “Lancet,” '“"Britiah Medical Journal,” &. PLUMBBES AND G48 FITTBES, ‘hem error. use | about $25,000. Du! Sigemplaint was, that tne company charzet | have meen prepared: and apmicosians fOr ceags | THE HANDSOMEST PATTERNS EVER SHOWN CAUTION.—Genuine only with the fao simile ot a NEW ESTABLISHMENT. them more for delivering ice at the house on may be made at the rooms, corner of Sth street IN WASHINGTON OITY. y Ldsbigts Suna eey iy Bla Ink across the ‘Capitol Hill than at the Zastern Marke: and Market Space. Floor O17 CLOTHS, all widths. Taba —— ————— Venetian CARPETS, all widths. DEATH OF A PENSION CLERK —Mr. David A. Sou ¥) = Horner. for six months past a clerk in the Pen. Tow nshend 1s mane thas else iatore tn |e vernon mes Sea years.” im England increased ten-fold in Sraine greet his morning ag at hls Tesid snce on alleys Where the sanitary condition requtres ou made and laid, 120. per yard. ‘Was DUt 22 years of age and a native of Getty. good so | Carpet Paper Lining, 7c. per yard. far as It goes, but the foul odors arisiug irom ArT, Sand : =. Pa., aaeereenes ay his remains were the Sewers are as ‘much a nutsance 9g the C. HE: ROWEOR, be oe agen ie ‘apiee, Pneumonia, SuenSe was puold | alleys. “They evidently need 8 thorough fush Snead * ee SOE Site, eae TO, Macau NCO ry | wais-3m 126 W. Pratt st. bear i . ie Ec.