Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1881, Page 4

THE #VENING STAR. ESDAY JUNE 1, 188) ‘The Weather. Orvick OF THE Cite SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasainaton, D. C., J 230 a. m. For the middie Atlantic states, slightly colde partly cloudy weather, local 'ralas, Varta! winds, mostly northeriy. mtinued Hains Probable. The chief signal officer furnishes the follow- ing special bulletin to the press: — Partly cloudy weather and ight rains have been re- ported trom all the districts except New Eng- Jand. Light northerly winds prevall west of the Mississippi river, in the lake region and New England. A slight fall of temperature 1s reported from the lake region. Elsewhere the temperature has remained very nearly station- ary. The weather conditions are very un- settled, but the indications are that siigatiy ccoler, partly cloudy weather, with local rains, will prevail on Thursday in the Atlantic coas} states and lower lake regton. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER ‘The following are the readings of the ther- moraeter at the Signal Ofice during the day:— Ta m., 69"; 11 a. ML, 799; 3p. mm, 53%, Maxi- mum, 85 ; minimum. LOCAL NEWS. Suits in Equity. Jonathan Magarity filed a bill In equity y2s- terday against John J. Siipman and Major Wm. E. Merrill, engineer in charge of corps of engineers of the U. S. army, praying an injanc- tion to prevent Shipman ‘trom collecting or disposing of certain moneys in the hands of Merriil for constricting two crib dykes ia the Ohio river, at Four Mue Bar. The plaintiff became one of the suretles for Shipman, th? contractor, in the sum of $15,000, and alvanced to Shipman $7,711.S9,.to enable him to continue the work, which he agreed to repay out of the money recetved on the contract. He pald bic< $4,669 90, and Magarity seeks to secure the Dal- ance due. Mrs. Emma J. Magruder, administratrix of the estate of Samuel C. Magruder and guardian ofthe orphan children, filed a bill yesterday asking for a decree to sell lots 24, 25 and 25, in Teservation C,and lot 2,in square west’ of Square 645. She asks that all depts be paid out Of the proceeds of the sale, that she may re- ceive the indebtedness due her as widow, ad- ministratrix and guardian, to secure the pay- ment of a deed of trust on lot 1s, reservation C, and the repair of the houses thereon, aad Uhat the balance may be invested to the best interests of ail concerned. Mr. Chas. Lowell filed a bill yesterday for the appointment of a commission to inquire into the lunacy of his wife, Jennie M. Lowell. He is the owner of certatn real estate in which she bas &@ cower interest, and he desires to ex- change It for other property, but cannot give a gocd ttle unlil the coudition of her mind ts passed upon, and an order made authorizing the convey her interest. Judge Wylie ordered th shal to summon a jury to make fr the inquiry. ——_e—___ FAIRLY SPEAKING, We have never seen sich ® boom as the St cobs Oil boom. t Yournret colored boy, years old, wi yesterday dt on the 10th of last per Holiinberger staged that thts y Was locked up at the seventif precinct sta- terday, and suspecting that he § of the robbery of Mr. Hender- witness cross-questioned him aboat, August. ing Mr. Henderson’s cigar store, eels, and they saw a man sic room reading a paper. One of had a ceut, and it was agreed that he 0 in, and if the man looked up the boy ‘a3 to buy a cigarette, and if he did not look up, he would rob the drawer. ‘The man did not look up and the boy took some money out of the drawer, and when he came out the other Doy went in and took all the bills, but did not take apy silver, because tt would make a noise, He stated that he told them tf they did not divide with bim be would tell on them, and one of them put $60 !n an envelope and dropped tt on the pavement and told him to pick it up, and if anybody asked nim where he had gotten It, to tell them that he found it. He was seat to jall, in default of bonds, to await the action of the grand jury. Thos. Carey, another ten- year-old colored boy, pleaded gullty of snatch- ing a jacket from in front of j. Hamburger & Sons store. He was fined $10 or 30 days in jail ——_-— For THIS WEEK ONLY, We offer the following great bargains in watcn Ladies’ solid gola watches, $14; nickel cbatelaine stem-winder, $6.50; gent's ‘silver watches, $7.50: solld gold Elgin stem-winders, #25; Waltham 14 xarat stem-winders, $17.50. A similar reduction of 10 per cent on all other grades of watches. R. Harris 4 Co., 422 7th atreet,vetween D and E. + THE NEw Is N PRENTISS.—Among the indictments returned by the grand jury yesterday (as briefly mentioned in yesterday's Stak) was one against Mr. Joho Hitz and Dr. Chris. £. Prentiss, late president and cashier of the German-American National Bank, chai them with maxing, about 1, 185, a false entry upon ledger 3, page 33: the bank books, as follows: “Dr., Importers and Traders’ National Bank, of New York, $0,010.22,” and that the false entry was for the } Urpese of deceiving the agent appointed to ex- emine the Lank, thé Controller of the Currency and the bank. ——_-—_—_— THE NEw NORTHERN MARKET ENTERPRI33.—A meeting Of property holders and market desi- ers of the O street market (Corcoran square) Interested in the erection of a new market to that neighborhood was held at Daly’s hall last Dight—Mr. J.B. Wilson presidl and E. W. Donn secretary—for the purpose of organizing the Northern Market company and erecting a market building at the northwest corner of 7th and O streets, on what {3 known as Ruppert’s corner. The committee appointed at a pre= ceding meeting Teported that a certideate of incorporation had been prepared. This states the object to be the erection of a market and the carrying on of marketing business therein; the capital stock ts fixed at $15,000, in shares of $00, and the corporators are J. B. Wilson, W. H. Weyrich, E. W. Donn, R. B. Detrick, C. Rap: pert, W. B. Downing, J. M. Eiker, W. A. Cook and H. J, Daly, who are the trustees for the fret year. The report wasadopted. The stock books were opened and a liberal amount taken— about $25,000. Maby of those whe had pre- viously signed were hot present. PURCHASERS shou. tend sale today, at 6 o'clock, of house No. uh street. t ATEST BARGAINS YRT.—For to-mor- Augenstein’s, $17 7th street ed chamber sets, any color, Tated 7-inch plates, 9 cents;custard cups. cents, Japanned pepper boxes, 1 cent, reductions tn Un ware ahd baby carriages. t MaRniace Licenses have been issued to Go. £. Weide and Minnie RK. C. C. Huseke; Henry oberts and ida Hamti; Geo. W. Adams and Mary V. Robey, both of Prince George's county, Mda.; Allen Whitney and Frances Gill, both of Laurel; W. M. Kendrick and Anna E. Berry, both of Charles county. Md; Geo. C. Miller and Corrinne Jebnson; Robert Stevenson and Julta Parker; James H. Johnson and MUldred Moton; W. J. Simpeon and Lizzie Duvall; alfred Gipson and Sarah Johnson; John S. Staitngs and Lille F. Cooley, both of Montgomery county, Md.: Jacob Powell, of Frederick county, Md., and Fannie Thompson; Thos. O. Kite, of Montgom- Md., and Annie Gatley. of Honeys- vile, Va; Cecil Calvert and Kate Wagner, both of Prince Wiliiam county, Va; John F. Stur- eon and M. Louise Winstead. ‘THE NEw StyiEs in Jight woolens, linens other light fabrics for summer wear, are Ted at gd prices at the Boys’ Clothing House of B. Robinson « Co., 999 Pennsyivanis avenue. Don’r FAIL to go to Driver's garden to-night Prof. Sousa’s great masterpiece “Memories of the War,” full Marine band aad drum corps accompaniment, depicting camp lve frem Teveilie to tattoo ana taps with tlreworks, ac. t SENT TO Jal TO BE TRIED FOR BURGLARY.— Jesse Mahey, colored, was charged in the Police Court yesterday with having, on the night of the @ist of May, burglarteusly entered the house of Samuel HE. Wells,in the rear of house No. 2513 M street, and stolen two silver watches, a cold chain and some other articles of jewelry. ie was committed to jail in default of $50 bonds for the action of the grand jury. FUSSELL's ice cream. t —————————— THR MiTcHELL Incest Case.—Jobn T. Mitch ell, charged with rape on Fila E. Mitchell, his own danghter, November 2¢ last, pleaded not guilty in the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, to- day. Mitchell ts a colored man, formerly a pri- vate on the police force, from which he was dismissed, and he seemed to take his position rather tdifferentiy. Mr. Perry said that while the charge was rape, it wag really a case of incest, for the comp! witness is the daughter of the defendant, and she is about to become a mother. He urged, under the cir- cumstances, that the case be fixed for an early 44y—not later than Monday—for trial. Mr. C. Fatoote remarked that he ial acon e e case. and was not prepared for so early a trial This was acase where the it convicted would be lable to a sen! of 30 Years imprisonment. He urged tuat the case = bone ye EY Lg little vo Duee suggested counsel wou! i prepare for trial on Monday week. & ——— NORTHERN MARKT, CORNER 7TH ANDO STS. Nowtuwast.—A general meeting of persons interested in the success of hew market egterprise will be held at Daly’s hall,on 0 street, between 6th and 7th streets nortawest, fey ge my the 2d Inatant,at 735 o'clock! Eawara W. Duan, secretary. t Real Estate Sales, ‘Messrs. Walter B. Williams & Co., muction- eers, soki yesterday af:ernoon, for the owner, lot No. 44, in subdivision of lots Noa. 19, 20 and ‘21, with improvements thereon, consisting of a Ok dwelling. to Wa. ODonnel, # Lot No. 46, with Improvements, gon: a two-story frame dwelling, ‘m. Opens 775. nat No, 49, with improve- Donnell, for $7 ments, consisting of a two-story and basement. brick dwelling, to Saline Callaghan, for $3,010. LOt No. 43, with improvements, consisting of a two-story frame dwelling, to Wm. O'Donnell, for $1,069, Lot No. 45, with inaprovements, consisting of a two-story frame welting, to Wm. O'Donnell, for $1,030. Lots Nos. 47 and 43, with improvements, consisting of a two-story frame dwelling, to James Norris, for $1,900. ‘The above property ts situated on the southeast corner of Sth and D streets southwest. D—GEN, LE DUC “r00 PREVIOUS.” As stated in Tax Srax of yesterday, the work of excavating for the foundation ofa new butld- ing in the Agricultural department grounds, to form a partof a grand structure, to inciude the present Duliding, was begun and stopped. About 93¢ o'clock a builder, not aware, that another contractor had the work, went to the department to put in a bid for it, and after seeing the men at work started to Gen. La Duc’s office, Meeting the Commissioner he sald: “General, I came over to putin a bid for the work here, but I see some one is ati” Gan. Le Due very innocently asked “What work? i have no work going on now.” “ Well, some- body 1s out there playing h—1 with the sorghum packs Was the answer. Gen. Le Duc exclaim- “Til see who is spending money at the tailend of my administration term and I'll stop {t,” Doited out of his office, and after a short absence returned, remarking, “I've Stopped it; Pi not have the money squan- dered.” As the would-be bidder was leaving ve eaten the an = yee - . M. Was eng: ing a roll of his men and advising witn them as to whether heshould sue the government or allow them to sue him first, and then look to the govern- ment to pay their judgments, Before the Commissioner stopped the work the contractor Begone e aye Saad oe of the sorghum patch to the propagat r= ders—B ste above 1th. Subsequently the ibor- ers of the department leveled over the ground, could not restore the sorghum been cut therefrom. On behalf of Gen. Le Dc that Congress having appropriated $10,000 for the erection of a building, where tools and imple- ments for agricultural pu could b3 exhib- ited; he (Gen. Le Duc) requested an architect to furnish plans and spectiications for the pro- Posed building, and @plan had been de- Termined upon he to prepare the ground for the foundations, But that when Mr. Loring Was nominated further operations toward the erection of the new building at once ceased. Certain it is, however, that under the authority of Gen. Le Due, District Surveyor Forsyth ran the Ines and set the pegs last week for the ex- Cavation for the foundation for the new build- ing, apd Mr. Steep, having made a contract therefor, commenced work yesterday. Atter the stoppage of the work yesterday, it was noised around that the general had suddenly ascertained that the appropriation. was not available until after June 30th, and that he had been so informed by the Treasury department. Court of Claims Decisions. CASES OF DISTRICT INTEREST. A Lumber of important decisions were an- nounced in the Court of Claims yesterday, after which the court took a recess to the 23¢h of November next. In the case of Simon Car- mody, contractor, against the Districi of Co- lumbia, judgment for $4,517.45 was entered in favor of the plainttf® for work on streets. Io the case of the North American Neuchatel Rock Paving Company against the Distric: of Columbia, the plaintiff set forth that the Dis- trict had wrongtully pald certatn certificates assigned by tke plaintiif in blank, and that in consequence the District ought rightfully to pay the claim again, The court dismissed the petition on the ground that the District had pald its obligations and that between the two parties to the suit the loss ought certainly to i100 the plaintiff. A large sum was involved in the suit and it decides many others of a like nature, CASES OF NATIONAL INTEREST. In the case of Peychaud, assignee of Belloca, Noblom « Co., against the United States, wherein the plamtiff had previously secured against the government a judgment for over $300,600 for cotton captured during the war, Condensed Locals. : Lertieed oe od Tl be lighted at 9:00 p.m. and ‘The house pa oe The house La hare imo county, Ma., an wa: about $700, i nd ee The condition ot Mr. Wm. H. Frendenthal, a Clerk in the Quartermaster’s office, who was injured m the late rallway accident in New Jerpey, 18 reported as comfortable, and no serious result is anticipated. The executive committee of DeMolay Com- mandery, Knights Templar, of this city, who had charge of the arrangements for recelvinz and entertaining the two New England com- manderies who recently p: through this city on their way to Richmond, have had pre- ties two large photographs ‘of the Capitol muliding and surroundings, one of which they ropose to send to DeMolay Commandery, of ‘ostoD, and the other to St. John’s Cemmand- ery, of Providence, RJ. On the margin below Js executed some ‘handsome scroil work, tndl- cating to whom the souvenirs are sent with the names of the committee appended. ‘The seventh annual commencement of the Jaw department of Howard University will take place this evening in the chapel at the university. President Garfield will award the diplomas. The valedictory adaress will be de- livered by Mr. W. H. Richards. The graduates the Court set the judgment aside on the ground of fraud. In the case of the Pacific Mall Steam- ship Company vs. the United States, sent back from the Supreme Court, the Court of Claims yesterday gave judgment for the company for $291,117.30. Te suit was for money owed on account of carrying the United States mails. The court overruled the petition of the Unton Pacitic railroad company to be allowed adiii- Uonal compensation for carrying the matis in Pestal cars. Lhe decision leaves the past and present rates of compensation unchanged. Washington Convocation Church. DISTINGUISHRD CHURCHMEN IN ATTENDANCE. The Washington convocation of the Epis- copal church convened last evening at sr. dobn’s church. A sermon appropriate to the occesion was delivered by Rev. Dr. Forrest. At half-past ten o’clock today, Rev. Dr. Hutton preached a sermon, atter’ which the communion was administered. The business session Commenced at 1°30 p.m., the convoca- Uon being called to order by the dean, Rev. Ds. Lewin. A cal! of the roll showed 20 clergy and 9 lay delegates present, including the secre- tary. Rev. C. D. Andrews. Among the clergy were Revs. Addison, Averitt, Andrews, Buca Butler, Baker, Barrister, Brown, Bashaw, Chesley, Chew, Clarke, Crummell, Eliott, Fletcher, Forrest, Sanders, Graves, Hyland, Harris, larrold, McKee, Morrison, Paret. Pp. E. which was ex- haustive, was belug read when our report closed. Important Arraignments. To-day, in the Criminal Court, the following Prisoners were arralgned:—Martin J. Casey, assault with intent to kill Martha A. Bergevin on the evening of April Sth last; pleaded not guilty. Mr. C. M. Smith appeared for the pris- oner and asked that the case be continued to the June term; so ordered. Lewis Jounson, allas Filip Brown, indicted with Lewis Mickens (previously convicted) for burglary and larceny Of property of Bernard McGee in January last; Pleaded not guilty. Geo. McIntosh, a young man in sailor dress, larceny of U.S. property (4 pistol in the custody of Commissioner of Patents Marble), pleaded gullty and asked the leniency of the court. He was sentenced to two months ip jail. Chas. Branson. larceny, second offence; leaded not guilty. Chas. Smith, do.; do. Jonn a charged with rape; pleaded not guilty. Amusements, Excursions, &c. NATIONAL THEATER.—Next Wednesday, the Sth. a testimonial beneilt to Mr. 8. C. Elliott will take place at the National Theater. John Brougham’s five-act comedy “Romance and Reality” will be given. ‘THE WASHINGTON LIGHT GuaRD pro} giving @ serles of moonlight excursions during the present season. The first will take place next Friday evening, the steamer W. W. Corcoran td ‘been engaged for the occasion. Ses G ‘THE Misses Ewan, Lewis, Cutter, pm SF. Beate, x son, Laml Uonéd above the performance will be most aitractive. AT THE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL to be given at Masonic Temple this evening by the Reformed Episcopal church thera wiil be recitations, &2., a8 well as strawberries. CoLg-DownixG Benerir. — The testimontal benefit tendered to Miss and Cole Mr. R. THE ARROWSMITH leaves at Fate to-morrow for Blackistone Island. Howson’s IcB CRBaM 10 centaa plate, 1104 J2th street. t —_——_ Sax of ralroad and other stocks at Duncan- son Bros., Friday, at 12 o'clock. t — Iy you WAxT @ delicious article of plata cream for ice Derries, <c., send or tele- phone to Alderney . 414 34 street north- 500 000 prime always on hand. GRAND OPENING.—The foreign and domestic are Henry E. Baker, Miss W. H. Richaras, Ten- nessee; J. H. 8. Parker, Tennessee; Chas. H. ord Virginia, and L. A, Lewis, South Car- ina, To-day, the marshal returnei the foliowlag to fll vacancies on the jury :—James 5. Cl 5 Sees Levi pata, HP. Bowens aruch Hall, Henry Croggon, Byron A. Kidder, W. H. Minnix, T. B. Shoemaker, Colamouse s. Alexander, H. Kubn, R. H. Disney, Joseph T. Jenkins, Jos, 8. Martin, Jas. W. Sears and Fred. G. Sanborn. U. 8. use of Casparis, agt. Hitz et al; death of 'T, Hitz suggested. Deener, Cissell & Welch agt. Hyde; judgment of condemnation. Pope agt. Murphy; abated. Chase agt. Irwin; ord-r to produce papers, This is a year of big strawberries. F. G. bean sends come huge “Monarchs of the eat McKendree M. E. Church Tronble. THE CASE IN A MARYLAND COURT. The dispute as to who shall use and occupy ‘McKendree church near Mitchelyille, P. G. Co., Ma., some 10 miles south of Bowie (which was the subject of a long letter in Taz Star a fow Weeks ago), has found its way into the courts. It will be remembered that the church having been built before the war and held by trustees for the M. E. church had for a number of years past been used as an appointment in Marlboro Circuit of the M.E. church south,and the minis- ler Of South river circuit M. E. church, Rev. D. Haskell, having preached there one Sunday (the church having been forelbly opened) esgayed topreach again when admission was refuted him by @ majority of the trustees and he retired. Since then both parties have been taking legal advice and a few days ago Mr, Duckett, one of the trustees (wno, itis claimed, withdrew from the M. E. church south) and five others holding appointments under the South river quarterly conference filed in the Prince George’s county court a bill asseriing their ownershl) of the property, complaining that they are kept out of its ocea- pancy, and asking AN INJUNCTION to restrain respondents (J. T. Walker and others) from occupying the building. A tem- porary order hag3 been made, returnable June 20th. Under this order the Southern Methodists did not worship there last Sunday. It is under- Stood that the respondents will in their answer fee © that the property was built by and heid by the M. ©. church, but will claim that the church hag been in thelr possessioa for years; that with but cne exception the com- plainants are strangers to the property, and Uhat under the Cape May conference, ratified by the general conference of both churches, the Toajority of the membership had the right to fay to which connection they would be at- ae and therefore the bill should be dis- Be REHEARINGS DENIED.—To-day in the Court in General Term the motion for a rehearing in the case of Bartley « Stanton against LaAora Sil- ver Mining Company—bill to secure feea in which the decision was for defendant—was overruled. A like motion in the cases of Por- ter against Childs—a Mexican award case— was also denied. West Washington, neegscorgetown, REAL EsTaTE Saves.—Thos, Dowling, auc- toneer, sold yesterday for KR. H. Elliott, trus- tee, subdivision No. 2s, of Lot 278, in Beatty, Hawkins and Thretkeld’s addition to George- town, lots numbered 275, 279, 220 and part of lot 250, in Thelkeld’s addition; lots 16 to 27, in- elusive of lot No. in Beatty and Hawkin’s addition; lots 3 and 4, on Fayette streets; lots 5 Lo 15 inclusive, on east side of Fayette street; lot 220, In Beatty and Hawkin’s addition to Georgetown, on the west side of Market street. Also, part of lot 147, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown, being part of the Mosher estate. Lota 22 to 28 sold at $2.50 per front foot; lots 16 Yo 21 at $2: lots 3 to 15 at $2.25, to Jas, ‘Mosher; 0, 150 feet On Market street, to Jas. Walsh, ; lot 147. In Beali’s addition, to Daniel McLaughlin, for $11.75, REsIGNaTION.—At a meeting of the vestry of rch, held last night, the resignation of Judge W. S. Cox as a member of the vestry wag received and accepted. Mr. M. J. Adler was elected to fill the vacancy thus occasioned, and Mr. W. 'T. Snyder was chosen in place of Mr. Adier as warden. Mzktuant’s ExcHANGE.—Offerings on ’cliange yesterday 4,000 bushels wheat; sold at prices Tanging from $1.22 to $1.23, THE Coal TgaDg.—Twenty-five boats left Cumberland Friday with 2,372.03 tons of coal, as follows: New Central Co., 9 Consolidation Co., § 460.01 tons; George’s Creek, 222.11 tons; Hamp- shire and Balt. Co., 221.03 tons; individual, 11s tons. ——— IMPERISHABLE PERFUME, MEURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOB Toilet, Bath and Sick Room. marl2-w&s9m £ GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL W be KINDS OE PLUMBING WORK, ALSO TO THE BEPAIBING OF BANGES, FURNACES, FIRE-PLAOE HEATERS, ND METAL ROOF3. ‘We have a large stock of GARDEN HOSE AND HOSE REELS, WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS, } MONITOR OIL STOVES, BETORT GAS STOVES, And are selling G@aS FIXTURES aT THE LOWEST PRICES. EDWARD CAVERLY & Co., mit 1425 New Youre avenvg. COOL DRESS GOOoDs. LOOK AT THESE Q@BEAT BARGAINS, gine ORD 52 1.00, worth 81.50 1.50, worth $2.50 Le GEES of OK and iti? Bat Bad. gif Summer DRESS GOODS, FLOWERS sod FEATHEMS af COST: . CONNOLLY?’S, 914 F SrRest, NEAR 9TH Braeer. Gee age” bt pened techn OITY ITEMS. —_— Two Jolly Philadelphia Teuto! Luck, Mr. Alexander Beyer and his chum, C. Ban- der, put one dollar each in a letter and sent it to M. A. Dauphin, at No. 912 Broadwas York sh ; Y., (the same addressed Orleans, La.,” would answer as well.) and re- ceived in return halt of ticket No. 76,071 in the April drawing of the Loulstana State Lottery, ahd each put in his ket $1,250, with which they Di ttle houses in Philadel- phia. The Grand Semi-Annual Drawing takes Reatterea under tue euperrice ot Gerate ler the su lion of Gener: Beauregard and Harly. in New “New Argand Oil Stoves. Perfect in all details. Sold on trial at Moran's, 42s 9th st. n.w., ana 2126 Pennsylvania ave. Also, refrigerators, Water coolers,tc. 5 Mrs. 5. A. Alle World’s Hair Be- atorer is Lepore for restorin; iy, White or faded hair to its youthful color Siow and beauty. It, Tenews its life, strength-and growth. aruff quickly removed. A matchless Hair Dressing. Its perfume rich and rare. Zylo Balsamum (Mrs, Allen’s)—A lovely tonic and Hair ing. it removes dandruff, allays all itching, stops falling hair and promotes a healthy: growth with 8 neh, Deauttful gloss, and is lelightfully fragran Ice seventy-five cents in large glass stoppered bottles, wis 8 Experience of an Old. Forty Years’ ars Mrs. Winslow’s’ Soothing Syrup ts the S8eription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and nas been used for forty years with never-falling success pel ot ro ah cl m It -Telleves the child from cures dysentery Sy ti ah he Suan aye . BY 2 Tests the mother, Bhtce cents a bottle, ,7,8 Skin: Men. Wells’ Health Renewer,—absolute cure for and weakness of the genera- pel functions. $1, at Druggists, 4s0 Penn. . Ww “Alderney D: Wagons.” 3 ” 5G. per Ib. Duttormile, Also, cottage cheese, sweet milk Se. per qt, Cream, 10c. pint. AT SILVEBRERG’S, 312 Seventh Street. 500 Bets of Croquet, from 990. Lawn Tennis from’87 per set up. Archery in full assortment. N. ¥. Holler #kates 990. Strong and Light Hammocks, will bear 300!bs.,@1. Mexican Hammocks, 82. Handeome Walnut and Ebony Decorated Stands, from 85c. up. Rustic Barkets at 50c. Rustic Baskets at 81., extra size and quality. Beautiful Rustic Btands, st $1 and 81.25. Sliver Plated Tea Spoons, 60c. per set. Rogers’ Plated Tea Spooss, 81. Silver Plated Table Spoons and Forks, 81 per set. Rogers’ Plated Forks and Table Spoons, 82. Ivory Hand'e Table Knives, 6 for 81. Bilver Plated Table Knives, 6 for $1. Silver Plated Breakfast Uasters, $1. Bilyer Plated Dinner Casters, $1.; finer grades at $1.50, 82, #3 and 84. Biiver Fisted Bpoonholders. Sugars, Butters, &c., c. Camels Hair Carriage Mats, Plush Center, 45c. 200 Baby Oarriages, “in the latest styles, which will be sold very low to close out. B. SILVERBERG, TOYS AND FANCY Goops, moll 312 7th and 313 Sth st., near Pa. ave. ee ee ERE ES) SVD TO THE TRADE, CONTRACTORS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY: ~ We we are now prepared to cut orders of VIRGINIA, NORTH OAROLINA AND GEORGIA PINE TIMBER to any size wanted in lengths to forty-five (45) feet. We have also on hand a stock of BUILDING LUMBER OF ALL DESCRIPTION. FLOORING snd FLOORING BOARDS of all grades, at prices that wil compare favorably with any in this market. Orders are respectfully solicited at either our up- town Office, at Indians avenue and 9d s'reeta, or at our Mill, foot of South Capitol snd S streets. BOOTH, WEMPLE & SMITH. m21-12t IRON BITTERS. BROWN’S IRON BITTERS eases requir- ing a certain and " efficient [Tonte. especi- ay Taaieee (nis, Indiwes-| Inter, IRON BITIERB, IBON BITTERS. A true Tonio. Oure Dyspepsia. TRON BITTERS, [ote Lack of TRON BITTERS, Enriches the) ' andj strenthensthe muscles, ani gives new life) to the nerves. |They act like} charm on| Complete For Delicate Btrengtherer, Females. idyspeptic| BI 5 ye THON BITTERS, symptoms. er jsola by al ane ADDSHEAE- | weit Tar the |A B © Book~| \Sent free. IRON BITTERS, A Bure Reviver. See that all IRON BITTERS sre manufactured by BROWN CHEMIOAL COMPANY, and have crossed red lines on the wrapper. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, BE SECURE IN SUMMER. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th st. and New York aves Proof Vaults from $5 ear. Government Bonds on deposit for per $1,000. Also receive Silverware in Tronke or moderate rate. Board of Managers: William Btickney, presiderft; George W. Riggs, vice presi- dent; B. P. Spyder, secretary; A. L. Starteyant, treasurer; Heury A. Willard, Jobn Cassels, Ihos. Evans. m27 Fire, Burglar and pane to 860 Fest LINEN COLLARS $2.00 PER DOZ. ALso, EXTRA QUALITY WHITE SHIRT, 81.50 EACH. W. 8. TEEL, 935 Penn. avenue, m28 oti laving enlarged our Btore, we now N' ‘have better facilities for pte tae aes Goods. fe have algo largely increased our . We men- tion a few articles: Calico, Lawn, 434c. ; ‘Ties, 5o.; Ladies’ and @ent’s fall bilk-clocked Balbri; a3 ; Be as ; our Gloves, Corsets, Shawls, Dress Goods, Son ke. M. NEWMYER, 1920 Pennsylvania ave , m28 6" West End Auction Hor je or _—_Wat ad atone IN & OO.'S PULP Mi L. FFE REE TAS ala ‘Where Black Joints are required. ‘Best in the world. Only biack'that never fades. J. H. JOHNSON & OO., AGEnts, ap27__‘12th street wharf and 1202 F street n.w. BONDS OF SURETYSHIP. THE GUARANTEE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, com This pany undertakes, for a small yearly zninm. to make govd to the employer, any loss the fraud or dishonesty of the em and ‘therefore obviates the necessity for private sure- ties. It is the only company in the United States Seneaiyey devo ‘to this business. Paass Capital in ‘Ascets., m26-w LEWIS JOHNSON & co., BANKERS, ey Corner of Penna. ave. and 10th street. FOREIGN EXCHANGER BONDB, STOOES, GENERAL BANKING. i mau LADIES GOODS. A, 8. SCHOFIEL 1038 SEVENTH STHSET NOMTHWEST. UNIVERSAL FASSION COMPANY'S PEBFEOT FITTING PATTERNS. tterns are celebrated for perfection of fit and elegance cf design. New styles and new the London and Paris jon centers. evar eR fot BRIGGS & 00'S PATENT TBANSFERRING PAPERS—the chi dest for Braiding and Rarbrcndery.* A Yall stocks ae. ant ery. = figs ef all kinds constantly on hand. Stamping doze at reasonab © rates. ‘Tor sutifol E chen Lace, Swiss: Trish Naiusook and other rian ings, Woo's of and every shade, Ger- maniowns, Zephyr, Ssxony. &o. N.B t ordered. — Will have in store days a very full assortment of the Crewels, all shades. Rubber Goods epecialt; 8 & Co.'s Transfer Papers at "A fail stock of Brig Mrs. Apnie Jeffries’ Pry Goeds, Fancy and Mili- northwest. nery store, 2138 Pennsylvania ave. N. B.—The Kensington Stitch taught here. _m28 —_ = ihe Kensington Stiteh taught here. _m23 DOUGLASS”, Sr. CLoup Burtpma. GENUINE LISLE THREAD GLOVES, : In great variety, at popular prices, GAUZE UNDERWEAR, For Ladies, Misses and Children. RELIABLE GOODS AND LOW PRICES. CORSET COVERS AND DRESSING BAOQUES, Of our own Manufacture. LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S HOSIERY, In New Designs, for Summer Wear. CORSETS. ‘THOMBON'S VENTILATING, for hot weather. DOUGLASS’, m27 INTH AND F STBER THE LARGEST AND FINEST Belection of STRAW GODS, FRENOH FLOWERS, OSTRICH PLUMES, FANOY RIBBONS, Erc., South of New York, at MRS.J. P. PALMER'S, 41107 F St. Bet. Lith and 22th sts. t@ MONOGRAM AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES aT LOWEST PRIOES. m3 (EW SUMMEH GOODS.—French Pat- N ern onsets and Hate, siilingsy Neveitien, Suk Wraps, Street and Traveling Wray Under- rices, best mand Percale Wrappers, Lawn and Gingham Suit Black Damassee Suite, 42: a fixe assortment of Parasols and Gloves, Parisian Novelties in Neckwear, Black and White Laces in great varicty, Ladiesand Misses Bathing Suits aud Caps, and a carefully selected iine of Parisian Noveliies ; beet Englisi for 20 cents. a. 5 wor ie, Paris; 907 Sa NuvrH sTREEr, emus. MB. TON, y Was SONAL DRESSMAKING AND THI Ave» SHOES, Ea Gu X shall offer my entire stock of WIB GOODE ata DISCOUNT OF TEN PER OENT. JAS. H. VERMILYA, feb1d 610 Ninth st., opp. Patent Office. eee BOOKS, &c. HE BEVISED NEW TESTAMENT. Just received the Revised Version of the NEW TESTAMENTin various sizes and styles of bind- ing, from 15 cents to $10. Also, companion to the Revised Version, pisining the rersons for the changes suthorized version. WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, 428 Seventh street. » Ox: made on the ma [Att PUBLICATIONS. 00 00 Ha ee ere Boetrya ssc. teesesre 50 Woman's Handiwork in ii wo Bartholow’s Medical Electricity. 50 Matter of Fact Girl: Leisure tour... 00 Manuela Paredes: No Name.. 00 Agony Cclumn of the Times, 1800-1870. 00 REVISED NEW TESTAMENT, various styles and prices. Franklin Square Library, complete. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORR, 911 Pennsylvania avenue. W BOOKS.—The Bailiff Maid, by Mra. Ritter: et abs Bleseed Satut Certainty : $1.60. Pho Great Violiniste and Pianists; Uc. Lounis on : Niuzrsde by fhomas W. Knox: 82.60. ‘The Fi low te of Speech, by Abbott; -,, The Old Testsment ia the Jewish Chui y tion of Laura Bridgman, by Mary 8. &e. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, “axD BTA: 1015 Pennsylvania ave. m3 A com assortment of ‘Marcus Tard” &c. Also, Fravkiin Square re and ide Libraries. m6 EW BOOKS. Speeches by Great La: ‘Snyder. Winnons Contice of avn, daedidon ‘The Dartmouth College Canses, by Shirley: Reman LF perstitions,. 8. d’s Hie' of the Orusades, 3v.. new ed. Pitty Years in a: land Kitchen, ward. By the Tiber, by author of ‘Sign i- ety ni’s Nic large vari pans Just costed ‘Ail the latest siylee in Btal lonery. W. H. & 0. H. MOBBISON, Law Booxreiiens anp 87. ERB, :ATIO? 8p22 475 Pa. ave. northwest. __BOOTS AND SHOES. _ N AHE RO MISTAKE. THE KEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. REOEIVED A CAR A ERU! ‘ALK IN NEW YORK OUEAP! APERT urs EVER EXHIBITED at 85.60 GEO. MoOARTHY. ARGAINS. Salling entire stock of t aS f, geod eee oat, ar a. @! 'S, 1021 7th street n.w. LL THE RAGE! NINGER’ CELEBRATED sola to Sent a 4d Everybody Delighted. Call and examine them at SIDNBY 7. NIMMO’S, mi7 422 7th St. northwest. R. DUPARE'S CATARRH BEMEDY CURES case itarrh. Prics, 25 cent it, Dr Du oe Blood and. ‘Fiver Pills remove 3 Dr. ‘Titcomb’s cures colds, coughs, and — et if tching piles. Price S0.cents For M Depot, O16 West Balti. Balttmore, Md., druggists. mar2l-4p |UNLAW FARM PURE JERSEY MILK. orders will be received for this delicious Milk, Gelivered in pass Jers, containing bait gal- each, living in the northwestern por- Hou ef th oliy and Goorsetown. to (of Hume, Cleary & Co.,) 19-20 807 Pennaylvanis avenue. ne of all kinds a Surf Bathing, | ‘This Hote: is reopened f of visitors. SUMMER RESORTS. TOCKTON HOTEL, OAPE MAY, N. DUEFX, Hotel, Philsaet: 8% Greatly enlarged and im. bowi!it alley. levator and le sbelis,® Gomtortabe Socom Selebrated Orchestra Opens Sune 25-1881 OBB'S HOTE: COB) ISLAND, Va. ing, Fishing, Suipe Shooting, for the recepti»n . Terms $2 per day, $1) pers —— ute from Norfolk or Font ‘amer. Northampton to Cherryst. grery Konda a ow aud Friday. Wor tare 01 31-10 J.T. SPADY, Proprietor. ILLER HOUSE —Most de‘izhtfal location in the State; goenery beautiful: care pass through the town to Getiyaburg. T: ble eupplied from country market. ‘Char lerate. Bus to and from devot tres. For information apply to Mrs, E. L. RIDGELY, Hanover, Pa. m3l-lm CARIUL HOUSE, ASBULY PAR, NE’ situa siral EY, will reopen Jane 18, 1881. ‘The is Known as one of the most de The hovse hss been enlary 100m 8 added and refurni-hea. spring Bede, Mattresses, etc; Bath Kooms, Ho! and’ Oold Water. perfect Arsinage Gass througuout Im Proved kitchen fac'lities. Greatly enlarged dining room tt ously provided table, will rival resorts. Apply early and secure choice of rooms. Address ————— (CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY. sr oBegualed, location, substantial bailt- 4 are, ae elevator, electric bela, T 8™4 #ttentive A TABLE OF PARTIOULAR EXCELLENCE. ‘The Orchestr= will be conducted by Mr. Tine a thi B Of Colounte Hawt Pitas Jolonade Hotel, hha. Opens June 26 mea USE, corner Atlantic enues, At antic city, ly renovated and under *. Terms mo erate. 4 Bew managemen' W Se proprietor, (formerly of Baltimore.) “BRIGHTOS,” T= ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Hot and Cold ¥ea Water Baths and all modern o®@ven‘enves. m37-Im F. W. HIMSLEY & BON. B & O. SUMMER ° OAKLAN| BESORTS. iD AND DEER PARK. These well known and popular Hote's will be open for the reception of waests Saree { both Hotels be seen i ot otels can utaw House, Baltimore, Md. For further information address at Entaw House, Baltimore, Md., until June 1th. After ‘that date st Oakland or r Park. m25-tJet5 C. 8. WOOD, Manager. ASTFCRD HALL, OXFORD, MARYLAND, ‘Will be open JUNE 10 for reception of guests. For particulars address m24-Im* SAM’L NORRIS, Proprietor. eth ce a a [ae BEDFORD MISERAL SPRINGS HOTEL Oprxs ON TRE STH OF JURE. JABON STOCKBRIDGE, of the oli Fountsin and Guy's Hotes, Mansger. Round trip tickets, st low rates, to be had at oad oftices, and baggage checked rr ‘The proprietors wish it to be distinctly ‘Understood that the use of the waters aud krouaas will be strictly confined to those who are guests of the establishment, and their use wil! be held from ail others, with the exception of permanent resi dents of the county and those who pay for their DBe. Rooms can be engaged by letter to THE ANDEB- SON HEIRS, Bedford Springs, Pa. Pamphlets and Beaford Water can be had at our General Agencies, viz: A Shafer, 49 North Charles st , Baltimore, C. B. Shafer, 1010 ¥ &t., Washington, D. C,; and Shafer &Co, 1003 Arch st , Philadelphi m23-Im THE ANDERSON HEIRS, Prop'rs. T= HYGEIA HOTEL. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA., ‘Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open sll the year. Equai to any hotel in the United States as a Summer Resort Send for circular, describing bygienie advantazes, « 23-]m HARRISON PH BUS, Prop. HE ONTGOMERY WHITE 81 HOUR T = BPRIN = _ Retort in the Mountains of Vi a tte pe rates sold at the Virginia ee and railroad Hannito or Lath ad & aires eee (001 in ON ueenlaratomata m20-im" Ri SPRINGS, VA.—2,000 feet. above tide-water. Capacity three! siftorgaeopta une Fortactte guests. nm June I. rT pal an BRIN. ‘Treas., Harrisonburg, Va, 20-2, OEAN VIEW, BETWEEN CAPES HENRY AND CHARLES, And 20 minutes ride by rail’ from Nor- folk. Trainsevery hour. New and elc- Seaside resort Mlegantly furnished. Fish- not surpat ‘sed on the Atlantic The undersigned assures the public that Ocean View will be kept first-class in every partic- ular. Board $2.50 per dsy, and liberal arrange- penis made for parties by the week or month. Letters_or to J. A. Kennedy, Qoean View. Va., will receive promot attention. Beats gud Fishihs Tackle, Billiard Ssloon, Bowling leys, eto. m17-1m J. A. KENNEDY, Proprietor. MEMPBREMAGOG HOUSE, NEWPORT, VT. commanding a magnificent view of the lake snd mountains. Newly fitted up: supplied with steam aa pe eeeiets casas BON, » r. 2 [72D STATES HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS. . fi JUNE 1 Beason of 1881. Open from U3 pie m16-1m TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. LOCK JBLAND, R. I OCEAN VIEW HO- tEL, TEN MILES AT SKA: surf and, ill water bathing: splendid bass and biue fishing; Hotel listed, with eas: in4 first-class ; accommodates weet legraphic cable. rend for illustrated circular. O. 8. MAK- DEN, Manager. mitin OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, LY Va., Mrs. 8S. E. LOVETT, Pro- prietress. High elevation; fine scenery ge rooms: table supplied from country. market; ine fisbing. ‘Lerms 85 per week.’ seh terms, ‘Address theabove. Open Jane 1, 1881. -am* OBDAN'S W.S.SPBINGS, STEPHENSON’s Dror P.O, Viner, Will be opened FIRST OF JUNE. Pam- phlets at the Riggs House, Ebbitt House’ and Star Office. m7-1m EC. JOBDAN. RKNEY SPRINGS, °. \HENANDOAH Oo, VA. 8° M. MULLIN, Proprietor. OPENS JUNE lu, er resort, sif amouK Bailtiwore € Obio Bat Me, Jacke from ore io » al > son, within s few hours travel of the citiee of Balti- more and Wi Tt lendid livery; charges moderate. Send for pamphlet mi2-im. MAY OF MARYLAND. SUMMER RESORTS. by 32 STATES BOTE! To RT fetta Bes ohaaee Fenoges “ we ‘scare room will addrese TD8-eotjelé 7 RENOVO HoT! RENOVO, CLINTON COURTY, PENNA. This favori'e mountain resort will open, on June 10th for the reception of BUM. MEE BOARDERS. Good trout and binck bate fishing. No mosquitos. Bates’ for 1881. For circulars address WILLIAM K. DUNHAM, m30 dteo Prov yeietor. HQMBON HOUSE. @ tics te PENNSYLVANIA ON THE PHILADELPHIA & kBIE BALLIOA. Thie yopuiar mountain resort will open, Jone 18th for the entertainment. ot Sat MEK VISITORS. Superior sccommo- EAtions are “offered. atifnl forest scenery. S27 Richmond street, Philsdeiphis Pure air end weer A Convenient resting-place vele: Keelient trout Mshing and gua- ning. For circulars addroas GEO. W. JACKSON, Manawer. E offers no etided altractions to caemre ecekes, Dut Test 3 = Sa ee fivine waters for the invalid, wit! fain hoa for el. ‘Terms from 8¥ to 823 per calemane month. Price depending upon room required ant length of time remainin ty references given: if Gesired. Address MRI 5S. 8. GORE, Vatiex Hoxn, via Winchester, Vs. hile-a wwe NAPE ANN.—BAES ROCK HOUSE, Good Har- bor Beach, Gioncester, Maas. Fittest, Surf Bathing’ and Ocean Scenery on the Atlantic Coast. Bend for illustrated book m9-colm| Mus. E.G. bi W iis Branch) opane saa iin ior ae ey Bran a, or 1 Fresh milk, butter, veweta . Fishing abd ba hh ormer excellent for bass. Terns 81.1 ve 8 — op agg od od cra: me res un- ler ten years en. silroad station in it of house. Address Bre DP. MCGINNIS | Wiliow mi Grove, Shenandoat oo., Va. (CBanerons WEST POINT HOTEL (FORMERLY COZZENS”), WEST POINT ON THE HUDSON, Opens for the Seasom May Sict. Thoroughly renovated and refurnished, bavin, a Pasconger Rlevator and all tooderu oot gee 5 may be rsen and New York ilotel, H. ORANSTON, Proprietor. a —— THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, (New Broap Gavor Rovre ) Between PHILADELPHIA and-ATLANTIO OITY, Isnow running fast express trains of Elezant Pas- sepger Qoaches and Parlor Care, (ix WLC THE CHARGE POR BRAT HAS BEEN EDUCED TO 25 CENTS ) THEOUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 90 MINUTES. Paseensers from Washington will take the through tains of the Baltimore and Potomac K 2) cr Baltimore and Obio K. R. to Phila aefpl bia a road Station, 32d and Market streets, or at the Phtl- edelphis, Wilmington and baltimore Railroad Sta- fion at Broad ard Washington Avenues, where Union Transfer Coaches or street cars connect slrect to Station of the West Jersey Kailroad at Foow OF MARKET STRERT. F and fall tn- ‘or through forma! at. an Dagvage checks ‘Northeast K. R., corner 6th and B ete Pa. ave., Station Baltimore an - 019 Pa. ave, 195% 1 Onio Katirosa. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. J.B. WOOD, Gen'l Psse'r. Agout (AP ON EPRINGS AN: , ALKALINE LITE HAMPshiini COUNTS, > tA. Also, Ohalybeate Waters, rich in fron. teat White S ° hood. ‘hite Sulphur Spring in the ‘nbor! Open from June Ist to as iate in October as the company will justify. Onegualled by any mineral Waters in America for the;cure of acid dyspepsia, Kidney and bladder troubies, uterine ailments, gout, diseases of the eatarrh affgotions rheumatism and function troubles. IT 18 AN UNFAILING BOLVENT OF CALCULI. These roved of great value in meny other m2i-Im sre upexcelled an: $Rimnming pool of sikaline water. the largest in the United Af ot tn the werid is especially Attractive. BR" No eater oF Detter lace for ledios and children to learn to swim. lenty to fill the Stomach and new beds fo reat them on mounts roads in Virginis: one hwndred dollars to the mile expended upon them Spring. ie this glevated region is pure and @elicions. Ospor being nearer teal! the cities north of the than spy of Tt ee Hon. Send for 8. THOMPSON, 708 It ington, D. O.. a4 Sasophiets = — mausic, " = , Oshing and bunting in season ; good livery. m2-1m 'W. H. pALE, Proprietor. = 8 A CLARENDON HOU ATLANTIO OILY, open May 3s bn? y. Be Lippi’ 3 mi4-2m \LARERDOR 7 SAKATOGA ErTURGS K 1 pe S wemen = elevator. ‘. ol Wy ‘as! iy and Hotel Brighton, Koy ests Jane Coney Island : Charles Lone Kam, sropricio Maison ‘Doree, Wathitwton. * Owen House and ma7-2m OUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR AND OBALYBEATE SPRINGS will oj UNE Rare mountain retres cursion tickets. Agdrese 3. W. WHEL CO., Newvil'e, Cumberland county, Pa. m19-207 EW WINDBOR COLLEGE—Magnifcent shade: view Blue Ridge; Sulphur &; horses, 0. reM BM. ROHRER, 600 7th sirect: Sadrees A'BLJELLY. Rew Windsor, a” PROPOSALS. fered FOR STATIONERY. Navy Derartwerr, 2 WasurmcTom, May 15,1861. 5 Sealed Proposals, addressed to the of the Navy, for furpishing Stationery for the Navy Department, and bureaus and thereof, ix ‘oon Warhii rr the fiscal y ding Jane 3h, 1889, wil be received unt 2 o'Sock Mt of the 25th of June. Liabed by the Departmen nth the peataniee and ie 2 8 certivicate annexed, and must embrace ali the Proporals from parties not engaged in business in Washipgton, or who have not a supply cepot ir be considered . 2 let 2d. Miscelianeous Articles ; be ‘awarded in the whole or by classes, as may be considered the more advan- reous to the Government. he it reserves the richt to require s greater or less quantfy of any article in the sched- ule than tuat specified, as the wants of the same Mthe articles will be called for from time to time dnitiasadaFeant Sosa a? fhebdies schedule, an ry to the he: or buresn for which required ; must without unn: de! ase the articles elt: fract in whole or in part, ana the con tractors responsibie for any additional expense it may incur thereby. Department reserves the right towsive de- fects and to reject any or all bids WM. H. HUNT, mI8-2a Secretary of the Navy. AMERICAN GINGER ALE, 4 SUPEBIOR SUMMEE LEVERAGE. EQUAL TO THE BEST. BETAIL PRICE, $1.00 PER DOZEN. For sale by Dealers generally or by the Manufsc- turer, sam’L C. PALME,