Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1881, Page 8

THE HVENING STAR. MONDAY..... JULY 4, SS. {Continued fr’ man In Washington. Would rejoice if his cr! of murder, were a capital offenee, pre; to acquiesce In a penalty which, in that event, will be miserably tnadequate, rather than to execute justice lawiessly. The American peo- pie, therefore, in one of the most exciting crises of their history, have made it clear that the disturbance of the war period has passed nm Third Page.) And the people wno , even if it falls short away and that they live, and mean to live, | under a government not of passions but of laws. On this 4th of Juty, therefore, with all of saddening and of shocking that It brings, there come also solid reasons why Americans should not despair of the republic, the birth of which they celebr Telegrams to The Star. GENERAL GRANT. His Dispatches from the Sick Hoom —What he Says. ELBERON, July 4 —General Grant is constantly Teclving dispatches from the President's sick room. One received this morning states: “Sir Edward Thornton. who has just left the White House, says the President cannot live. A con- suitation of surgeons Is being held.” General Grant visits Eiberon Hotel hourly to perus> the oficial bulletins received by the Western Union manager. Surprise hag been expressed that General Grant sent but one digpatch of in- quiry about the President, and that was sent to Secretary Lincoln. The General heartog this remarked: “I have called upon Mrs. Garileld, and telegraphed my heartfelt sympathies for the President through Secretary Lincoln. More than this !s not necestary, unless the President dies, whea I will proceed to Washington.” Anotber dispatch received by Generali Grant says: “New York and Philade!pnia physicians have arrived, and, after consultation with other attending surgeons, agreed as to treatment.” Senator Conkling Summoned to El- beron. LONG BRAXCE, J., July 4.—Gen. Porter has just telegraphed to Senator Conkling to come to Elberon immediately. The dispatch was sent to the Fitth Avenue hotel, New York. THE FE HROUGHOUr THE COUNrRY. Intense Sorrow in Virginia. StatntTos, Va., July 4.—The most intense sorrow prevalls 1n this city in consequence of the President’s condition. Business ts almost entirely suspended, and crowds gather around the builetin boards, An Independenee Day Celebration Turned into # Religious Meetung> PROVIDENCE, R.I., July 4.—The most impor- tant celebration of the day in this state was to have been held 'n Bristol. The procession was formed ready to move when it was dismissed and the apnouncement made of a religious meeting to be held at 4 p. m. Neo Celebration in Portland. PORTLAND, ME., July 4.—There is no celebra- tion in Portland to-day. ‘The city is very quiet and groups are patiently waiting for news from Washington. Anxiety in Chicago. Cutcaco, July 4,—The city is unusually quiet for the 4th of July. Many people are visiting from the country. An occasional band of music 1s heard and small boys set off fireworks around the streets; but there is no general demonstra- Uon, and a feeling of anxiety prevails, the attention of all bein concentrated upon the bulletins as they come from Washington. Silence in Jersey Citys Jersey Crry,N.J., July 4—Mayor Tausig has ordered the celebration of the day, by the Gisplay of fireworks, to be postponed, and has ordered the chief of police to stop all fring of cannon and firearms. Newport's Celebration Abandoned Newrort, R, Jwy 4.—Newport’s celepra tion, notwithstanding the arrival of visiting Iilitia, bas been postponed. The companies Dad formed when the order to disband was ven, the grand marshal having received un- wvorable reports Of the President’s condition. Mayor Slocum has issued a suitable proclama- tion deploring the sad event, and ality upon uuens to abstain from the arranged ivi- No Demonstration in Albiny. Apany, N, Y., July 4.—The celebration of the national anniversary here to-day is merely formal as compared with previous Fourths. The military display was very meagre and the companies were dismissed at an early hour. Not many decorations are to be seen aud but comparailveiy few persons are on tbe sireeta. ‘The bulletin boards announcing the President's condition attract the largest crowds and seem to possess by far the greatest interest for the people. THE F N ABROAD. Sensible Views from England. Lowpon, Jaly 4.—The Manchester Giardia iemisses the idea of a political consptracy in the United States, and say American poll ticlans have not come to the point of employ. ing assassins. It seems quite sufficiently mad Out that Gulteau was nothing more or less than a isappointed office seeker, It President Garfleld dies, it will leave a gap hard to’ fill soon. As bis career was known in Europe, it was felt that the Chicago convention had made a true and wise choice. He was not one of those sor- did manager place-hunters, who are the oppro- brium of American politics. He was the right man to fight the batue with them. Itis hardly likely that when the time comes for another Mammoth republican caucus, so doubtful a Soil will throw up yet another man of similar integrity and proved capacity. It is curious that the abuse, which of all others needs re- forming in America, should be indirectly re- sponsibie for the present crime. By reformin: the system of patronage, the Americans will best show their sorrow for Mr. Garfleld’s death, or their thankfumess for his recovery. It is not to be eupvosed that a perfectly sane Inan would sttempt such a crime, but the Pres- ident’s position in regard to patronage is so favidious, that it is only wonderful such an attempt has never been made before.” ‘The Assassination Commented On in English Churches. Lonpon, July 4.—At the close of the ser- Mhon at the City Temple (Congregational) Sun- Gay morning, the Rev. Dr. Parker read the fol- lowing: ‘Resolved that this congregation. rep- resenting every shade of religtous and political Opinion, has heard with tnexpressible horror of the attempt to assassinate the President of the United States, and most profoundly sympa- thizes with the Americans 12 the hour of na- tonal consternation end distress.” Dr. Parker then asked the congregation If they approved e resolution to rise. ‘The congregation tmenc- Gately rose en ase. Prayers for the President. A special prayer for the recovery of Prezident Garfield was Offered at Mr. Spurgeon’s Taper- nacie yesterday. Prayers for the President in Que- bec. Quuvgc, Juiy 4.—In the English Cathedral, yesterday, prayers were offered for the re- covery of President Garfield. Great sympathy is expressed for bim and his family, and the hotels and offices of the newspapers and of ‘Consul Wasson are by anxious in- quirers for the latest bulletins. Condemnation of the Crime in Rome Roms, July 4.—The Liverta characterizes the attempt on President Gartield’s life as an act of barbarous and foolish vengeance, which is rendered the more infamous In view of the no- ble character aud perfect uprightness of the victim. Romer, July 4—The Rvorma says itis asad and short-sighted deed. ‘The Dirito, after expressing deep regret and sympathy, points out that such acts must be regarded as inde; it of the form of govern- Ment, since similar attempts have been made within four months a =. sover- —- & popular repubitcan President. it e Opinione expresses regret, but says that since, in the event of mts death, & fresh election , the political be affected. It conaiders give Gen. Grant a third term and pave the Way to @ military dictatorship, z entire provincial press of Italy, irre- PI spective of Es resses deep and sympathy fin the United States. — London Papers Printing Volumin<« ous Dispatc! from Here. Lospon, July 4 —All the London papers this morning publish very voluminous dispatches from America concerning the condition of the t. The statement that the Daily Nevs ppeared in semi-mourning yesterday 1s incor- Russian Consternation—Attempts of Political Assassins. St. PaTerssune, July 4 —The leading Russian ‘hewspapers express consternation at the at- tempted assassination. ‘The Golos says tt believes the act was due to weance, ‘onal ven but i into prominence the adoption of measures against Political Pp The a Fremya says the President is Probably the victim of his honest policy. An Actof Fespect at Halifax. Haurrax, N.8., July 4.—The reception an- nounced for to-aay by Captain Meade, of the U.S. steamer Vandalia, was abandoned owing to the critical condition of President Garfleld, A Disarmament Needed, ToRONTO, OnT., July 4—The Mai’, in an ar- ticle on the attempted asgaesivation of Gar- field. says:—“it is obvious that the ‘spots’ ays tem of the United States tends constantly t reduce hundreds of disappointed men of low morais and bad apt who, finding thetr Jast hope of am office gone, may at any moment turn their deadly desperate weapon on the rep- resentative of the wnol@political system of the country. It ts a sin r effect of one crime to produce its own imitation, and in times of excitement no President’s ‘itfe will be safe In a nation which carries {ts love of Uberty so far as to allow fo the wick- €dest classes the liberty of carrying deadly weapons as plentiful as penknives. To disarm the population, to President With a bodyguard, would be so striking a policy, and such a confession of fall- ure In a republic, that we hardly dare to hops the experiment will be tried. But it is obvious that such a disarmament is needed.” THE VICE PRESIDENT'S NATIVITY. The Mai? adds further "The position} of Vice President Arthur, in the event of a va- cancy in the Presidency, woulda bea singular one. In ordinary cases the Vice President suc- ceeds the President when the latter dies during bis term of office, but Mr. Arthur ts, we believe, @ Nova Scotian—a Canadian—and In that case ne 1s not ell gible for the office.” A Canadian View. ToRONTO, Onr., July 4.-The Glove to-day, in an article on the shooting of the President, says:—" The Globe thinks it likely enough that no man will recognize more clearly than the Vice President his utter insufficiency for the dignity to which he will probably be called, and hopes he will not be as putty in the hands of the faction with which he 1s so strongly iden- Ufied. GUITEAU IN IOWA. His Failure as a Lecturer. Davenport, Iowa, July 4.— The Gazette pud lishes an account of the doings of Charles J. Gulteau in this city, October 15th and 16th, 1878. He advertised two lectures on Christianity and on Paul the Apostie, but having no au- dience did not J, Wiion Gtiteau, the a brother, was a lawyer here from 1855 S64, —___ SYMPATHY FROM PARIS, The Secretary of State has just received the following tor Mrs. Garfield: Panis, July 4—To Madame Garfield, Execu- tive Mansion: Accept expression of our deepest sympathy. (Signed,) Ocrxsy, SYMPATHY FROM CATHOLIC BISHOPS. Fort Warns, Inp., July 3,—To the President of the United States: The Catholic bishops of Peoria and Fort Wayne desire to express thelr most sincere sympathy and the most earnest wish for your speedy recovery. (Signed,) J. L, SPALDING. JoskrH DEVENGER. WHITELAW REID AND WIFE. VgntTNor, July 3.—TO Mrs. Garfield: Love, sympathy and hope. (Signed,) WHITELAW REID AND WIFE. THE LADIES OF RICHMOND SYMPATHIZE WITH MRS. GARFIELD. RicHMonp, VA., July 3.—To Mrs. Garfleld: We deeply sympathize with you in your sad ail!lc- tion. We shall to-day send up many earnest ES for the speedy recovery of your hus- and and our beloved President. (Signed,) Tue Lapigs OF Rico, THE KING OF ROUMANIA WISHES TOR THE PRESI- DENTS QUICK RECOVEAY. ‘The following telegram has just been received trom the King of Roumantia: BUCHAREST, CATROCINI, July 4 —To President Garfield, Wasbington: I have Jearned with the greatest indignation and deplore most deeply the horrible attempt agains? your precious life, and beg you to accept my warmes’ wishes for your quickrecovery. (Signed,) CwaR.zs. ALABAMA SYMPATBY. MONTGOMERY, ALA., July 2.—To the Hon, reat | surround the | | dia rot vote. Mr. Alvord called for absentees, and said that the members of thi3 convention in the shadow of the great calamity resting on | the country who should try to de feat the election of United States Sena- | tors by refusing to vote were in contemp*. | Mr. _— Said that if he belteved he coult | defeat the élection of a republican Senator by withhoiding hts vote, he would witnhold tt. Mr. Hurd stated that he was paired with Mr. S. R. Welles, but as he believed It was oa the leadirg candidate, therefore if his vote waz needed for a quorum he would vote It was Lot four necessary for Mr. Hurd to vote, ‘The chair declared that no choice had been made, and the convention adjourned, New RaGistsr or Wits.—The last official act of the President before he was shot dowa | Was the signing of an order to theDepartment of | the Intertor to issue a commission to Mr, H. J. | Ramsdell, of this city, to be register of wills for | the District, vice Col. Amos Webster, who has | held the office during the last twelve yeara, | Mr. Ramedell is most widely and favorably | known through bis long and active service in | the journalism of the capital, and especially | for the prominent position he has taken as the | |e pong and editor of Tre Repntlic. Colonel el | bster has made an excellent record in this | position, and Mr. Ramsdell has all the qualifi- | cations requisite to perform the business of the office fn the same satisfactory manner. LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals, Officer Edelin accidentally broke a small bone In his right ankle yesterday afternoon while playing in the front yard of the Almshouse with Officer Slack. This morning Detectives Coomes and Acton arrested a colored man named Douglas Howard an the act of offering an open-face gold watch cn the street for $4, worth $20 or $25. He stated that he had purchased it near Baltimore, in Apne Arundel county, Md., within two week3, ae man and watch are a’ police headquar- ers. The alarm of fire at 2 o’cloc’ this afternoon Was occasionéd by a fire at 3121 M street.cau-ed by the explosion of a fire-cracker, Damaze about $5. ul DAMMANN’S, 80) camp stools, 12c.; lunch baskets, 45c,; our $3.50 satin lined parasols for $2.50; $4 +BSatin lined parasols for $3; vur $5 trimmed lined parasols for $3.25 and $3.50. Great reduction of prices in our hosiery, glove, corset and lace is departments. One Price = Store, S06 7th st. northwest.— ca BRACELETS and bangles, $2 to #20, Prigg’a t ees FUSSBLL's ice cream. t ——————— AT DAMMANN’S, S06 7th st. northwest, gents four-piy linen collars, 3 for 25c.; four-ply nen cuffs, 19¢.; gents’ colored bordered handker- chiefs, 3 for 2: gauze undershirts, 15c.; British halt hose, 2 for 25c.; best fancy half hose, 25c. a pair; best nickel buckle suspenders, 25¢ ; white Ues, 12c. a dozen; excellent unlaundried shirts, . 45¢c. One Price Combination Store, 806 7th st. northwest.—Advs, —<——___—. Wear? bargains there ts at J. E. Young’s, 736 7th street, of the damaged goods by the late storm.—Adve West Washington, nee Georgetown. THE NEWS OF THE ASSASSINATION spread like “wild-fire” here, and the whele town was thrown into a state of excitement. A thing worthy of comment fs the fact that people of all parties are earnest In thelr expressions of sympathy. Special prayers tor the recovery ot the President were offered yesterday in all the churches here. At about 7 o'clock Saturday bight news came, which seemed to be authen- Uc, that the President was dead. Immedlatel7 the engine-house was draped in mourning. and the station-house was parttally draped, ard one resident on High street also began to put mourn- ing upon his house. In a few more minu‘es the whole town would have been in mourning had not a-‘ispatch been received stating that the former bews was erroneous—to the great relief and gladness of the people. A Quiet Fourta.—Independence day ts being celebrated but little to-day, and only by the very small children. There is an entire ab- sence of the big guns and ioud noises, much to the credit of the people. We have an old cor- poration ordinance of the 13th of December, is24, against the selling and Zexpioding of fire crackers and other fireworks. The penalty ts #10 for selling, and $5 or 48 hours in the “Lock- up” for firing. BisHOP ANDREWS preached at Dunbarton Street M. E. church yesterday morning. His text was: “Have Faith in God.” Bis comiac James G. Blaine, Secretary of State, Washing- ton; Profound ard universal sympathy here for the President. Telegraph us his condition. [Signed } D. KR. Cogs, Governor. Further Facts About Guitean. TEE WAYWARD SON AS DESCRIBED BY HIS FATHER IN 1574. The following is an extract from a letter dated March 30, 1573, from the fatuer of the ag sassin to John W. Guiteau, his brother, in Bos- ton, In which he refers to Charlies, as follows: “T have been ready to belleve him capabie of almost ay folly, stupidity or rascality. The one possible excuse I can render for him 1s that he is insane. Indeed, if I was called as witness upon the stand I am inclined to think I should testify that he {is absolutely insane. and Is hardly responsible for his acts. My own impression 1s that unless something shall stop him in his folly and mad career be wil become hopelessly insane and fit subject for the lunatic asylum. Be- fore I Keen i him up I had exhausted af! my powers of reason and persuasion, as well as other resources, in endeavoring to contro) hisactions and thoughts, but without avatl. I found him deceitful and could not be depended upon in anything; stubborn, willful, conceited, and at all times outrageously wicked, appar- ently possessed of the devil. I saw him once or twice when it seemed to me he was willing to do almost anything wicked he should nares to take a fancy to. You will remember pS at the last conversation we had about him I told you to keep clear of him and not have anything to do with him. Should anybody ask about him now I should be compelled to say to them that I thought he was insane, or at least a mono- maniac, and shoul@ there leave {t and say no more about him. His insanity is of such a character that he ts as likely to become a sly cunning desperado as anything. Could I see him I might possibly make another and stgor- ous effort to Change the whole channel o! his thoughts and feelings, If I could not do that I should have no por whatever of ss, able to do bim apy made up my mind long ago never to give him another dollar tn money until i should be convinced he was thoroughly bumbied and radically changed. I am some- Umes afraid he would steal, rob or do anyihing before his egottsm and self-conceit shall be Knocked out of him, and perhaps even all that wil not doit. So you see, I regard his case as rom my mind and leave him entirely tu the hands of his Maker, with avery taint hope taat he cin be changed elther in this world or the nest.” Gautier’s Idiosyncracies, HIS QUEER CONDUCT WHEN A MEMBER OF THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY. Mr. Francis Wayland Smith, of the Onelda community, gives the following interesting statement regarding Guiteau’s conduct when a member of that community: “ He was extremely erratic and his egotism Was 50 great that it was really a phaseof in- Sanity. His mind was disordered continually with hobbies of alisorts and descriptions, for {nstance, when here he was a member of our debating society. In his style of debate he was original always, or tried to be. When his turn came to speak he would rise and say, ‘As the honorable gentleman has brought ‘nothing Worthy of rebuttal he has nothing to rebut.’ Another characteristic was this. Ia directing packages he would write ‘C. O. D.,’and then “OD delivery’ right after the letters. Once in alecture he prepared for our evening exercises he had written in these words in the manu- seript: ‘If the audience will now excuse me 1 Will take off my coat.’ He used to work now and then in our trap factory; he marked the ad for shipping in large, beautiful round letters. One of his many idiosyncrasies was to mark a large card with this inseription: CHARLES. J. GUITEAU, Premier of England, Will deliver a lecture in ST. JAMES’ HALL, LONDO! “This he kept fastened to the wall before him. He imagined himself some great dizat- tary or other all the time. Fame and weaithy stations filled his thoughts by day and night.” THE STRUGGLE AT ALBANY. It Sull Goes On—The Balloting To- day. ALBANY, N.Y., July 4—The assembly met at 11:65 &.m., Mr. Draper, by designation of Speaker The senate entered the as- sembiy chamber, and both went into joint convention. called, 17_senators At non, when ate was assem! m an. proceeded to vote for with the 7 and swered. The convention ‘Senator to fill the short term v: f Senate was a pleasant surprise, both to the pastor and people. MARBI£O. EBEHRENS—ROGERS. Thuraday, June 30, }, 1381, at the resieence of bride’ssister, Wil iamsport, Pa., Wittiam ©. Genres, of Washington, D. U.. to Exizaberu W. Kocens, daughter of T. 0. OrBy of Fort Wayne, ind., formerly of Williamsport. No carde. : ———-+e-—____ DIED. July 2, 1861, at 11 p.m., Witt AIKEN. Almas, aped 19 sears and 10 months. #uneral servic: will be held at the Metropolitan e Preebyterian church, 4th street east, on Tuesday, my 36pm. Frieuds and relatives are invited to attend. * BAXTER. On Sundsy, $d, 1951, Viota E m, the only daughter of James W. snd Elizabeth E. A. Baxter, azed $ months and 3 days. Our hearts’ are aad; Our darhng’s zone To God, by who she was given. Sue was not gent to us to stay; He has taken her home to Heaven. COBURN. July 3, 1881, Mins. Mantua Copcn: relict of the late Jolin Cobarn, in the seventy-sixth year of her age. HARDING. Saturday night, July 2. 1832, st 12 o’clock, P. T.. infant aon of Wm. H., jr., and Elizabeth Harding, evtd 3 months and 13 days. Funeral from his parents’ residence, 1013 2a street northeast, Tuesday, July 6th, 4:40 o'clock p.m. KITTINGER. July 2, 1881, Mrs. A. E. Kittrn- GER, in the seyenty- fourth year of her age. hervices at late residence 224 3d street « east, Monday evening, 4th inst, at6 o'clock. * RYAN. On Sunday evening, st5 o'clock p.m., Wittir FraNcts, aged 10 years, 6 months, an pees son of William and Mary &. Ryan, 716 234 street. - The funeral will take place from pareats’ res{- ence, at 4 o'clock p m., To-morrow, July 5,1581. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are iuvited toattend. SIMMS. On July 24, 1881, at 20 minutes past 6 Pm., EURIDICE F. SIMMS, relict of the late slexi- ous Simms. i Requiem mass from St. Patrick's Church at 10 o'clock a.m., Thursday, 7th inst. * WHITFORD. On Sunday morning, Jnly 34, 1881, of cholera infantum. Ragssa, infant daugh- ter of George A. and Margaret E. Whitford, aged montns. * ‘uneral from the residence of parenta on Nor! itol street near Ml, Tuesday afternoon, July! UNDERTAKERS. w* F. SPINDLE: nit SDENTARER, 029 SEVENTH STREET, 3e20 bet. N. ¥. ave. and L street northwest. OHN A. WETZEL, ‘TAKER, UNDEE’ 1317 High (32d) st , Georgetown, mai (Opposite Butchers’ Market.) WwW ILLIAM HACKETT, with Augustus Buna DORF, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, No. 316 Perna. sve. n. between 8d and 434 streets. Everything first-class. 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Wilt nuobwiracted ocean fvont, and ————— icketa are Dow on sale A co. ‘olnt per: rthamp’ 2 4 * Licbig Co.’s Coca Beef Tonic eget Penn. qychue, and at thewisyok, rae ee Managers, mm. gyenue, and atthe dey t jonday. Wednesday and Friday. Dr. Wa. on morning of excursion: every Stoakiey, of Noriuamptan Co» V tendanee to render medical aid. For bells and modern conveniancer. dell-am Emboates the nutritive elements of the muscu- EDWIN ROBERTS. lar fibre, blood, bone and brain of carefully se- rill _be in at. further in. Herdica will be at depot on the arrival of the! (© DAR GROVE —Thir p conant farm Waldo lected healthy’ bullocks, combined with the | train from Richmond. 32 | formation address sa. EPADY, Prope im onen for summer boarcers. Withio Bg ag powerful tonic virtues of the Coca, or Sactet TPSR UNDERSIGNED TARES PUEASTRE 18 — ~ <__ | fro mice of 6. ¥. 8 zive miles to fe Plant of the Incas, and a choice quality of ANNOUXCING TO THE POBLIO THAT Hig | (JVs BYGEIA HOTEL. BSR. 5. Pee sa Sherry wine, Beware of imitations. FOURTH ANNUAL FAMILY EXCURSION T5 OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. Je17-cow2m Carbe C., Berryville, Va. Preventive of Malarial Discascs— WATKINS GLEN AND NIAGARA FALLS, = : q | ((ONGREsS # Opinion of Eminent Dr. H. «| Returning vis KOCHESTER. SCHENEC LADY, | _ Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. iO Me OE AN C alton, of Annapolis, Mid. SaRAIOGA. ALBANY, and Ceeeror: | GRR ALE Riseey ah Gaal to ny Rotel in | Cc cles in sll tte Syyrtunnieuce eee, Colden’s Liebig’s Liquid Extract ot Beet 13 a | fown, the worid. rencunec Qf BME Goes S | het (or arOular, Gereribie nein ieee | £98 gf ISR wil oven duvet WB, Taost excellent preparation. It 18 par excel- | steamers to New Yor, thence by rail to Philadel. | eto. eke rietor; THOS. FARLEY, lence. Superior to cod Itver ofl or anything I] pniaand ‘Waebinston,*will leave Washing‘on at 3e30-1m. HARRISON PHCEBUS, Prom have ever used in wasted or impalred constitu- 8a mM, JULY 12, 1881. | ‘Tickets for Bound Trip, cood for25 dave, 822.59. | ARK HOUSE, Acin haa al XCEAN END OF DELAWARE tons, and extremely beneficial as a preventive CREE sneious Bae pena eee + Gieameenel stew a co hog lhe rok of malarial diseases. Ghuaren between the axes of 8 and 12 yoare iu | porch, eeedatal) |. jo- liouee and near Shady porches, © *'° COD, 8d wide, Mrs. 8. A. Allen's World’s Hair Be- atickets Will be good to leave Washington on any | Close by. ee JONAH WOOTTON, Ta, Im’_PEOP. GRAND AND BEWALL AVE. ARSHALL'S ST. GEORGE HOTEL. rh train July 12:h, 18th or 14th. For fale at porte: + orer Is a for restoring gray, white or faded halr to 1 avenue and B ts youthful color, gloss'and beauty. It 2 ene, SPRINGS. Hosting, Sab- FYOU WANT TO HAVE A JOLLY 7 ast corner of 18th and Penn's i oe ee . & P. ion. a lug; plenty of fruit. Tenews its life, strength and growth. Dan- Parties wisbizg to avail themselves of this e =F Boate apd medical attention ¢ Pret. Gruft quickly removed. A matchless Hair | opportunity ef '» Srat-ciase excursion ehould cai | psuis gla wasnt: Gu eT Resort, situated BeBr | siest piace on the Potomac." Tetoe, S1°As 4 Dressing. ts perfume rich and rare. on or send in the r names. on or before July 6th, to | oniy 10 miles from the Chesapeake Bay. may! four ai x2 notes A Manager, mn JULY Is ocenel| 7 ress De. c ‘. ver Zylo Balsamum 380-c05t ‘calvert Btation, Baltimore. Tally lirgeteatners best ces Same oe - Ma ee (Mra, Allen’s)—A lovely tonic and Hi ie tlk. ‘The Bost attractive, healthy and Dest welt Ia fd AKRANGEMENTS FOR TH® STEAMER eter batbing pice on the ohne, ag-bing fair Dress— ing. It removes dandruff, allays all itching, stops falling hair and promotes a healtny MARY WASHINGTON. and boat i be met with converance growth with a rich, beautiful gloss, and is ot ein Te i Pa: sys, 82 Per Day, $10 Per lelightfully fragrant. Price seventy-five cents SS $e27-19 R. J. MARSHALL, Prop. via in large glass stoppered bottles, wes OQUAN FALL8 AND MOURT VERNON HE AIRE, SPRING LAKE, N.J., Now | SC: Address And. MY Forty Years’ Kxpertence of an Old | WINGS The, Steamer Many Opes a Bem bouse, modern een: Circuiare at Star cftice. i ij struction ‘urnishirg. YY 7 Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup ts the Frips to COGOQUAN FALLS eve the bese F ba btay. ae = TOCKTON HOTEL, GAPE MAY, N. J —Onaad scription of ene of the best female physicians | BURDAY, Seg SWEDNBADAY ana Bax | etbeae RM RICHARDBON, Proprietor, | Nyy lURER-OF Ma he and nurses in the United states, and nas been | asvareiee 2! a7 p.m. “Fare round VIEW HOUS proved, sdaitional Testaurad used for forty years with never-talling success | trip, 25 centa. For MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS Ive BE, ox Mt Bew biliard rocm and bowling alley, by millions of mothers for their nm. It | every SATURDAY. ler leaves Wharf at 9a. | “Pi, gost delightful and popula Bone, elevator snd electric bella table sccom Telleves the child trom pain, cures dysentery | mi, returning at 4 Pm. 1Oceats This boat | or Reort inthestate. Sait water het Savion for 1,000 guests. Music by Simon. and diarrhoea, griping in the bowels and wind willbe chartered a reasonable rates. E. 8. RAN- | DO" Rtogend fishing. Fire meee ce Orchestra Opens Jume 26, 188). colic. By heaith to the child it rests the Manager. tions at mocerste prices, Special rates | pret \Cigtk+ Hanpy Dwison, iste of the Girard, motier. 35 cents a bottle, ,W,8 ‘The steamer Mary Washington will also make | for { Bend Ee CaSO PETER, Pr = 5 ae Burnett's Coconine Excursions every SATUBDAY, leaving her wharf oe | ee ne Detaw, WILL SAVE THE HAIR at 6:30 p.m. ; retnrning at11:30p m. Musicana | > oe orn Loven JUNE 0rK, Ines. soe and keep it in a strong and healthy condition, | dancing down and back on all trips except Sun- , GEORGE'S ISLAND, MARYLAND. g AL ee ie Tota Sati ery | Gobi a! wis JouxE 25 Terms, 81.50 per Tales attached, “Chromite nt%,,bunaed and Pool action uj wi Fy 0 x 4 “ growth depends. ane (pO) 5 Rrczwoxp BEGATTA, Ad tJ arragsenreuts Yor fr =n p28. 3m — BURTON, Proprietor. urne| \vorin} me t Pi Pr be 4 LAB! pure, SEIS Se NUNS, JULY Gre, 1881. i) ing gpibathing, All boasts & ¢ BALATOGR EPINOE R. ¥. ee ‘AC KE. J. ADAMS & BROS., Piney Point, ea for the receptic PES Counterfeits! Caution!! Excursion Ticket. via St. Mis Co, Md. Keferences: Schmidtie & | 1. with improvements and new STEAMER EXCELSIOR, Bog, We 7th #t.; C. Xander, Washington. D.C. eT ek we & ; % i otal, Waahi Several imitations and counterfeits of the To Richmond and return, 85.00. = and Hotel Brighton, Ooney Inland; ‘ — joan. W.S. SPRINGS, sm, proprietor Owen Bouse and ‘Doree, RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS ‘Tickets good for 8 days, JULY 4th, 5th and 6th. STEPEENSON's DEror P.O, ashinuton. m7-2un Steamer leaves 7th st. wharf 9:30 a.m. and 3:3 penis BS = Vmersm. EAUMONT HOUSE, ‘connor Atiantio 0 ee 4 nia avenues, At antic olty, have been offered for sale by irresponsible par- MAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S AD- Pamplete at the Bigs House, Ebbitt J- House entirely renovated and acter. a) == pe VERTIBEMENTS, Bs 5 BIFONG, proprietor, (lormerly of Baktimon) pastors . » os FORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS <= ae eae aa —— u Some are called “Rcmrorp,” one 13 aamed mo SSONHO POIN' “BUMFORD,” another ‘“HUMFORD,” and £0 on. PINEY ‘NT LOOKOUT. Steamer GEORGE LEARY on TUESDAYS and QUSMER RESURTIN THE MOUNTAINS OF SS Lmdon county, Va, five miles from, depoten the W. & 0. R'R ; three houraY/) m ci rin ————————————————S— (omenees BALL, CarE MAY. ‘Unequaled jocstion, snbstantis! build ing, new fori iture, prompt and attentive THURSDAYS at 5:30 p.m, and travel fro. water; plo- dit v 5. m. a scenery, and good reads: dail: iid. All have the general appearance of the genuine | SATUBDAYSGp m = = Klar HL PRICE, Proprietor, Hilisbors Va, | Se¥ator, electric me um! EXCURSION TO THE CAPES EVERY SUNDAY OF PARTI“! Rumford, FEO A TABLE ‘The Orches ‘UL4R EXOELLE! 5 M NORFOLK. trs will be concucted Mr. ‘no by Mr. Zimmer- = ‘ rt 1d. Norfolk......82 00 ‘ Whoever vepares or sells any imitations or Fist Sites rand eb ee 3B (ye POrCLAD WATERING PLAGE, H. J, & GR. ORUMP, iret claes'to Piney Poi it MEAY, Of Colouade Hotel, Philadelphia, counterfeits of the Rumford Yeast Powder that round trij ++ 260 See ae Opens June 2 mk-2a 18 BEACHED BY THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH. ‘Th mewand splendid steamer EXCELSIOR, con- 2 .BR. at Q) are calculated to deceive the Gasual observer, —_—_—____miia_ JRE EXON GPEINGS AND BATHS, Va. infringes our copyrights, and render themselves OPEN JUNE 1 ting with R., F. and P. ties, twice Tel h in the hotel. A del soup So nea aes RG tie Sally (Sreept Buday) at 30.8 14 3:30 p-m- In Two Hovas rom ParapEnrara. bane er Fanuc. Boitar arene le a risonment ichmon: imi — ‘or circulars au: rms aprly ies pel = Fare to Richmond, unlit ‘A.B PRAT T, Proprictor, shall proceed against all intringers to the full | Fareto Richmond, round trl Jut Exprees Trains, with Parlor Osre attached mll-8m 401 9th’ street, Washington, D.'0. — j EXCURSIONS. pg es THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD. CALE To Richmond, via Norfolk, or to Norfolk via Rich- at Phisdelphis Gaion: Transfer} a a : mond, and return to Washington. James River by ‘and Horse Gare ready to trae ee, (New Brosv Gavor Rovre) steahy aud largely increased, ih. epee or the | Utter Aiea ey 9-50 a.m.anaa0 | eamion of the Went Jersey HH, a the foot of | Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIO OITY, almost’ superhuman efforts of a nutaber of | p.m) vo Richmond:via Richmond. burg | “fur Through Tickets, Bagwage Checks, and fuil | 1*aow running fast express traive ot Riogant competitors, accompanied by misstatements | ®nd Potomac Railroad. from Quantico. falomaation apply as follows:—Northesst corer ET ee and misleading advertisements. Our sales at | pagan SATURDAYS to Norfolk; colnectine at | $astroetand Pennsylvania avenue; Station Bal- HeDvcrD to 38 CENTS) bow more than ever before, and this result has | Hichmond and Norfolk ‘with the James Biver 7 ope ees been accomplished without extensive advertis- THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 90 MINUTES. Si feoneyivenia avenue; 1351 Penns: steamers each way. tion Baltimore and Ohio ‘ue; Btat BB ing, Dut by keeping the quality of the goods | Round trip tickets... 00 from Wasbington will take the: higher than any others, and selling at reason- —— J. B, WOOD, General Pass'r Agent. tains of the Baltimore and votomac RB. able prices. PAILY EXQURSIONS TO QUANTIOO, B., or Baltiwore and Ohio R. B. to Phila: We shall do all in our power to prevent im- | via Excelsior, 9:30am. and 3:30 p.m. OnSUN- | YRANK THOMSON, General Manager. je6-2m po ply |} = arene Ball J Position upon cur customers, and shall con- | ponna trip ticnets. Fs wneeo50 conta, | P]RIT2D STATED HOLE: sdelphis, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Unue to warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to Tiekels for sale aid information furnished at B ‘The largest in Atlantic City, N J. Bon at Broad apd Washiigton Avenues, where be a8 heretofore—healthful, nutritious and of | Ww. REED'S SONS, 1216 F street northwest; Cook's Is now open for the SEASON of "81. Union Transfer Coaches or street cars connect standard strength. aoe Jest eee Ivana es ee gar THOS. CHAN: J HS oY, . a Station of the West Jersey Railroad at Foor: g ARN "Teas. tele; H. B. »bext eshier. KET a tram N. D. Anxow, Grane arpa eB Boer MOHOAN Manica Director. | por hroumn tick, tage choc and full tp Buchupaiba. street wharf, GEORGE MATTINGLY, BEOWN & WOELPPEK, Proprietors. formation apply as fo! corner New, quick, complete cure, 4 days, urinary General Buperintendent. Jei8 20, jyd, aureo st. Penn. oa Btati joy | affections, smarting, frequent or difficult uring- | _WM. P. WELOH, Agent. 3625 MPHREMAGOO HOUSE, NEWPORT, VT. | B. B-. comer 6th and B ea Guichaveah” tion, kidney disease. $1. Druggists. 480 Pa. AILY EXCURSIONS commanding a msezificeat view of * ave. my | DA ore ABBOWSMITH. the lake and mountains. Newly fitted e FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. CEDAR POINT AND, ELAGEIS. | up: supplied with steam snd eae; acoom. J.B. WOOD, Gen'l Pase’r. Avent. m2l-2m “Alderney D Wagons.” TONS ISLAND, DURING THE MONHs | mndatee 400 suests. | $3 ber day; $10 to 8! Freeh Alderney butter churned everymorn- iE, JULY AND AUGUST, ek. eoceial ratce to family.” ORAS. A. - gg ing, and delivered in Iba. ‘'Ward” prints, 350. | Will leave her wharf, foot of 7th st., at 7-3) | BON, Mezacer. mal’ # YOU WANT THE, VERY NICEST BREAD per'lb. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and Yep TUESDAY, OGAN HOUSE. Were te a nen On Sweet milk 6c. per qt, Cream, 10c. pint. eT a ees L W. H TENNEY & ee eens ons a eee 2 mem = En: our hours at Lower lat. tae = . wane Water at the'fwo ‘iaces abonnds quali is Ow Mars Lrxz PeNNsyivanta RatLmoap, oe ww OMITAL MILLS, 3 . ters, 01 — neton, D.O- #500 REWARD! ina’ “Fare for tie round trip during the week, 6) | Ami the most picturerque sceners ef the Alle. | Winpow AND PLATE — Conte, good for day of iseue. Fare forround trip | yts isrge, airy, elevactiy furnished P. ‘GLass. OVEE A MILLION OF on Sunday, 81, good for dey ‘yhhoee wiehing meals on the at 50 centseach. Special echools and societies, OLOMAC FEBRY COMPANY. rooms and superior cuisine render itone Po of the most desirable rerorte in this state. JORNSSONE*R EALROMINE anf MASURY'S ‘Tourists east or west can obtain a good nixhr's | LIQUID PAINTS, ready for use (Send for circu- rest and a Gaylizht view of the Alleghenics by | lars stopping at the Logsn. t music, Xc. 2. boat will be supplied arrangements made with 36 49 PROF, GUILMETTE’S FRENCH KIDNEY PADS Have already been Fran Estimates furnished to Builders. A full stock of ABTISTS SUPPLIES always on band. in Sold tn is ome y ane eons desiring a delichtfnl changefrom the de-| ‘For circular containing terms of &e., hoe gvery one of which hae riven pertect | pressing heat of the igs call ODOY address W. D. TYLE! GEO. BYNEAL, Jr., every time when nsed according Pevaed ome spe tering ep ee Soin SE mao 28 7th ot. nw, to directions. HE PABH HOTEL, W, = WHeariers We now say to the aificter and doubting ones | frm amy day during the week, for 15 cents, or 10 ; that we will pay the above reward for a single | een te ee Oe ee oe ones Woe me noite er peek vary ° ores bee surroun : : LAME BACK d Grounds handsomely iaid out with Sowers and ABD WET AND DEY That the Pad fails to cure. ‘ThisGrest Remeay | 3: 2 a Sy ee erage ing foe, Care Baal Soutien Ceara Biusix | #20nvinneng, ~~ * Sam | pre aoeiz o> peycnati, naa en See EEL oe Se Dropsy, Bright's Discase of the Kidneys, Incon- *“SERICSSON LINE STEAMERS,” | an abundant supply of the farm produce, combined | “Gooas received and returned by mail tinenes and Hetention of the Urine: Tahamma- CrIve WaTen Rovure To Purcapenrau, | with aliberal management, makes the bark Hote: | trom and to all parts of the oountes. 224 SxDrems Golored Urine, Wats Oa the Backs Bide or Lous, |, «Avoiding meBeat and Dust of teGara | avery cenrsble pine a srena rar regu. | © No, 1088 (old 40) Jefferson streat, ; ‘mor Bidder and Uraisy reas weties coutseciag | Steamboat owl leave the Company's whatco- | Der 8.0.15 W., ureak your wip at Willamaport | _apé Rear Bridie, Georwetown. D. 0: si re : 7 PERO IER ie soe ate sufering from Female | BVEBY ABTRENOON (oroept Sunday) =cim: 'BENDON HOUBE. Cite ustna, in prepared to Gat kine Weakness or any disease of the Rianeys, Bladder, IS ros sam | Cir ioccan ind of Virginia Avenne, feat ork in hla line. jew BILE Ha’ late msde to orders ‘inary Orman ip: ‘LAN’ OITY, 5 remodeled. BRemem! ie YOU CAN BE CURED! ridvn ena GAG eee 29 | mieam DEF. BU LIPPINCOTT | 140 bth atveot northwest. ‘Without swallowing nauseous medicines, by sim- tant Camden and: Atlantic &. Ti LA FRINCESS PROF. GUILMETTES rRevcu | of ge 1s the DATGRL EM California Owes tore, RUTLI E'S ; . Round Trip Ticket ’ California: oupee. PA CER Battimore to Atantie City co 1 pf eS Ro 1011 Penn. av., bet. 10th and iUth ets. Jeld ra = ; OBESSON SPRINGS, ESOOING, KALSOMINING, WALL PAINT- WHI OURES BY ABSOBPTION. information and tickets apply to Ask your Groywist for PROB. GULLMAT TES | FoF further intern ton Pe Gta Garessi Gots Pne che ane Ws renion bRuoe Arion FRENCH KIDNEY PAD. and takenoother. Ifhe | m96-2m _* 8 Light street wiiart, Bal stimaten and references given. EO. pe not gct it, send 82.00 and you will receive the d by return mail. PROF. GUILMETTE’S FRENOH LIVER PAD care Borer ang ertith iene Ague, i orgies 'EADE & OO., 1228 Pennsylvani jen nw IRON BITTERS. LYMONT PAVILION and SUMMER BESORT ‘can be engaged for Ficnies er Excurs applying to BF. SMITH, Proprietor, ort, TBODLEN, agt., 209 7th et. northwest. ‘Jelh the Summit of the Aleghentes, 2,200 feet above Bes Jevel, within nize hours’ eo. ae % the erection of s new and at Hee ‘the sccou modatiors at ie OHA Bind RESORT have been greatly and improved. will itive Rane Cake, AMUSEMENTS. ‘The drainsge and water sapply are fect. Pas- BROWN’S IRON BITTERS Bs casern ch dary ea an eee iezoerpiceabor, Elric Boum ew a ap Treatise on the Kidneys and Liver, free by mail. fey tieeses Se ase ah ee _ | Booms have been added to the p eauipment of ‘the Are 2 ca fact in ST a! L- aleneberongp deminer aru n . Cornet Bo ol i 5 FRENCH PAD ©0., | jaezer, Comet to-cist, 3 ag ay ey 5 TRON BITTERS, {35% Tei, IRON EITTERS. Toledo Ohio. Adnitesion free. 50_| For Cirenlar containing Analysis of the Water -~Yo and full information, scares D. TYLER, Bupt. NEW JEB- | ‘de- SCHELLER & STEVENS, jell Agents, 505 Pennsylvania avenue. 20 Sc= BICYCLE SALESBOOM AND &0HUO] FOR THE DISTRICT AT FENTON Haty, 1108 E Stazer Nortawest, WasHINGroy, D.C. Fend stamp for fall informstion to jeavim > 'H. 1. OABPERTER. oe INGTON NATATOBIUM, Eernxer pa. aereey One AND. ‘nu Opel, every FORE. ROON BOR LADIES and every oN Es EVENING FON GENTLEMEN. | Maleand Fecraie in, 25 cents. Retraction ia Jel-2m |AHILL HOUBE, ASBURY PA! ‘will reopen June 18, 1881. Cee ‘known as one of fhe most at LUMBER: rooms. Bauhlng, boating. aang, ramets OE 1. 60 day. Tepe abo a a Peo Pee TLANTIO ROTEL, wp. A CAPACITY G00 GUESTS. IT'S SO0EING. 5, uDERS: HARDWARE. addition ‘extensive {mprove- J. W. KENNEDY & CO., ments of last season, siteections —— Garden infront ofthe house. ‘Terma, 62.50 por $030-4t 606 PEXN. AVE., and 607 B sTBERT. ; $10 and $12 .50 per week. Yor information address SATE Mane B.C. BECKWITH, Chief Clerk, lecale and Retail, $e13-1m. ‘Or JOHN TRACY. 3 3605.3 AT FAOTORR, DGRSEG. OA WHTEE SULPHUR axD [* TSE SUPREME OOURZ.OF THE DISTRICT | OLEAR SIDING, half ineh,No.1. 6% 3.99 Parnicg J. MURPHY vs. fe ater Ad- inistrator, 7,861, Equity Doc. at. WHITE PINE SHINGLES, nearly clear, og. &00., Hewvil’e, Conbah nt svicital teens ebrated Crapo brand... a=-PA® thomsen 3.90 Bei eerie Decwaiueren s seas one ce Herennmay ee and ‘ul creditors and Fl — 2. amen WE FUENISH ESTIMATES OF ENTER 00ST OF BUILDINGS FREE OF CHazas- i WILLET & Linney, SPRING LEAF TEA, AT 50 CENTS A POUND. For six years I have sold this kind of TEA to the Game eae ale tee SRS OUUER SNE Es saa | 5 (menor ual tey ror arormt 1332 F Street Northwest, Srnacva } “wes Ne We BUROBELL, | "55° | pouvez ix Manan pouussl