Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1881, Page 3

STEAMERS, &e. AUCTION SALES. STM AMER MATTANO Tth-street wharf No. 2 at 7 POTOMAC AIVER LAR DINOS net al eee Sm fr @nys for Nomini: on Thursdays for Mattox Oreck and Nomini; on Sundays for Mattawoman Crook, Chapel Fork ahd Mattox ‘Creek: returning on alternate day Souchine of 2 iver Landing, gota and returnine: iso stops st Mattawoman Cree Mom ty ant snapet sass grgmes wie: an eS, Agent. Fe PoToMae RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer T. V. ARROWSMITH will leave her wharf, footot Mth mizert, Oe me» Styiy Monday, Tusnay, rureday, Friday, Saturday “and Sunday, for al river ‘Thursday and Saturday as far as Currio- joming and a Rea iiay' as far oa Leonard- ‘Wicomico river. aia 2 5. STOSE, Purses. fond: ¥ and », St Clesuent's Bay, an cae NEW YORK STEAME! FY eave SEEAMER LADY OF THE LAK a ne ve her wi 4 NESDA’ FRIDAY at at See boucieg at Byes Polat Point Lonkrea aad Sor: Biney ae -xeurion Tickets, good for four daya, ppb to Fortress Monroe and Hor. -class, Gach ws ‘Stateroors, a Sinai 5c. Returning, Daren an SATURDAYS, at TUESDAYS. THURS- four o’ciock p.m. wT street, Geo: ED WOOD, Secretary, apply 00 as Particulars apply a 15th street, opposite 6 Memuaxts: AND MINER: "ATION COMPANY. OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN BALTI- MOKE AND NEW YORK. RY WEDNESDAY peat. from fovt of . Treasury. RANSPOR- | Sailing days trom Baltimore ATURDAY, | the personal THIS AFTERNOON. T)UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ASSIGNEE, AND SALE OF FINE S i ie ete 86 NOR’ deed given to me, and duly ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, joneers. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE O OF GASSTOCK AT AUC- By order gf the Supreme Court forthe Dstt Duly 1st A Boiss t ig shalt sclhat sala te nloroory m0 malenroous of ‘tale id GHT, As 188i, AT. 4: Pasay P. aah E fects’ of the iate William T. Gi cai hington Gas Light Company Stock. a, namely One (i) God Wate, ‘Terma cash. CHARLES T. GRIFFITH, $518,29, 97,98 PPovrosats FOR | MATERIALS, Orrice oF SupEavmxa ARCH! a EVERY THURSDAY 3 and SATUR- Wasmrxerol aay at J Day. oR Oe from Pier 49, East River, near received at this Bag oe yoni 12M. ON MSA“ OF AUGUSE aa) oe Elewan| foe accotumodations. Lowest rates of | Buck, 9 oe Gad of Para inuabee i inters’ an bers’ mat requ [cet rg ager ag Semen Vintec (states ‘Treas prea “from tine to time eent = ing the —— cordance with schedules, copies of which sud aly sad. Gace Went eran ep, Sonal information maybe had on a Application af this H. GLOVER, AGENT, office. Par} Pre 49, East Kiven, New Yous, | _1¥25-3t Acting Super visting Architect. NEw YORK ROTTERDAM. “aM oe ISTERDAS MSUHEDS: class Steamers of this ine G “ROTTERDAM. Carrying the whirst C: i eee E70. ay "$00. Siccrare, BT 9 Ft Ca ” General Agent, 21 South William street. | r x. For pacace ‘apply to W,G. METZEROTE Pennsylvania enue, Washington, . or F. H. J nt, National Nate Deposit Billing, Corner New York sv me and 15th street northwest. jalt | Note, GERMAN LLOYI Sthonuiy Live perweex New Yore, HAVRE PS DON, 2 gp Pig and Bre: this company ‘will sail EVERY Sar URDAY tr ‘from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken, Rates of passaue. “From New York to Havre, Lond: Southey ma and nd Bremen. first, cab in, $100; moma cal prepaid stoe pte earn tors « CO” 9 fof pply to ORL ony New York: W. G. METZEROTT isylvania avenue Tovtiiweak Agente for NOTICE! ANE ROUTE HIP COMPANY LIMITED. RPOOL. n ‘favorable terms. taarked * do not carry steerage. Btcerace at very Jow rates, Steeraxe tickets from Liy- erpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at rent Fates. Through bills of laden wiven for Belfast, Glascow, wre, Antwerp and other = on thesContinent and for Mediterranean ports. For freight and passage ly at the Company's office, Bowing Green, oF qateerase and cabin in ctrest, Washington, VERNON H. BROWN & C New Y PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF A HIGH PROPOSALS FOOL BULLDING, Orrice oF THE Inspector or Burzprxas, DIsTRICT OF COLUMB! * WASHINGTON, ringed a Sealed Proposals will be received at Commissioners D.C; UNTIL. NOON, RECUST fe for the erection of = the plans, nu ineaetonetor which wit be faruaineton | ap peti es each bid as se- of $1, curity that Che's dda if feucoaanl ei ill enter into con- tract for the work with good and sufficient bond within Aye (Oy ‘days from date of award of contract. arte (omnissioners reserve the right to Feject any or By order of the Commissioners D. 0. ie - ‘THOS. B. ENTWISLE, (08. Inspector of Buildin, THE OLDEST | ESTABLISHED AND reliable LADIES’ PH¥SICIAN in the city, can eatie, {rom 2 = be consulted at 455 Massachusetts Eat todand7to 1 Female Complaints and Irrezulari- Pes quickly cured. “Prompt treatment. Severstesgom | & iy 13-1 NO PAY!—TO ALL AFFLICTED WITH private diseases come at once and you sball be re- ied by a speedy cure without mercury. Be SAGER ERS,’ ‘906 B street southwest D3, RICORD. 141 WEST FAYETTE STREET, timore, from long experience in hospital and practice, is enabied to cuarantee a cure in Syphil grders of the blood, throat, nose or skin, Victims of in- ith Spermatotrhes premature decay, lost manhood, &e., rende rine marriage improper or unhap- by, are radically cured. Recent or Chronic Gonorrhea cuit in three to days by alocal remedy. Call write. Charges 101 fare to Baltimore d ed fant fee. Jel D JOHN TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIFIER is a certal gure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ovarium Tumors, Kid- ney Disearen and all Blood Felson. | Cure of suaranteed in either staze. wo stamps for pam- Diet. Revere House, Boston. = _ Jeld-eodly De. JOHN TRIPP. G OLD MEDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOR! Anew and great Medical Work, warranted the best and cheapest, indispensable to every man, entitled ‘THE a “RAILROADS SCIENCE OF LIFE OR SELF-PRESER- LTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE ‘THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. DOUBLE TRACK! JANEY COUPLER! STEEL pene: TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY 22p, 881. LEAVE WASHINGTON. aH AGO, CINCINNATL, AND ST. LOUIS 5:00 Baltimore, Finca City, and We Stations. BALTIM ied IMORE EXP! ‘and Way Gaines, and Way, §:10—Point of Rocks and Way :15——P I PHILADELPHIA, NEw Tone Tone AND BOSTON PU! Parlor York. &: EX) ‘Oars to. 8:40- STAUNTON AND WALLEY. EXPRESS (con- nects fi and at Point of Hocks for Frederick.) B00 G0 On Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and Way. 20:00 “BALTIMORE, EXPRESS ( at Hy (oant Pe 110:40— PUETSBU 1G, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND AND ST. 1S EXPRESS. By :10—Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way Sta baits for Baltimore and Way. 15— BALTIMORE EXPRESS. bared MORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW ¢ aan ge ee and Way tations, Winchester, Fred- 4:30°GALTIMONE. HYATTSVILLE AND LAUREL XPRESS, (Frederick, via Relay, stops at Annap- Socks, Eoederich, Hagesstown, Win, to ot Feocks and hy: Stations onl Herren one, Annapolis and. ‘Way Stations. ao BaL ti MORE RESS, (Martinaburg and Be ‘Way, clay at Hyattaville and Laurel.) cues CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS so PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON E Cars ‘TSundays only. Other trains daily, except ‘All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station. For farther. information apply at thet Baltimore and Qhio Tic! schat Ofticn, Lae et 619 and 1391 Pennay! — avenue, corner ‘will be taken a be and received at mz GREAT c any point in the city. ANIA ROUTE 1881 ST AND SOUTHWEST. EEL RAILS. ostricene Equtrment. FECT 6TH, 1881. TRAINS LE AVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, corner Siath and B streets, “as follows Palace Cars banc. BALTIMORE “AND TeoroaiAC BA Canandairua, Rochester, Butfalo, Ni ‘Parlor Car to Watkins ana the Sor daily, €: cept Sunday; 9:30 p.m. Uurdaj, with Palace Cars to Canandaigrin ‘For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:30 a. "m. daily, except Sund Bor Neve York York a he Hace $003... 10:39 a.n,2:00, * 10.15 p.m. timited expressof Pullman Parlor Gare 9:30 a.m. dav ex For Brooklyn. N.Y. all ins connect at Jer- Gity with boats of Bs wey Bhan ee Ann i 0, 5:46, 1 pone aoe Fulto Cae For Pisiadelyinin, arate and 10-15 pm.” Ou Siunday, ms Linnited Express, 9:30 ain, daily, ex" re SR "§40, 8:00, 9:30, 10:30 a.m, and 2:00, 4:20, 4:40, 5. 00 and 10:15 iS p.m. ‘For Pope's — 6:40 a.mand 4:40 p.m. daily, For Annapolis, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except ALEXARDIGA ax FREDERICKSBURG RATLW! AND ALEXAN wa jiagara, at 8:00 a.m. y, excout Bat ye hong i AND WASHING TOR, 5m ana? formation at the office, northeast corn lvania: iaaveuue, andat the depots beletl for tha ciation ot basgage to anu residences. D, General Passepger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, Geuicral Manager. nov2d THE _TRADES. CTICAL BOOK 2K AND 3 JOB PRINTERS, PRA : = ‘a apecialty. » jan Tina" coves ave. PRINC! ————— itis superb. Gynt ‘Mo. 1011 Penn. ave.,bet. 10th and 11th ste, dele i KNOW _ | VATION;" bound in finest French mus- THYSELF. | lin, emboesed full gilt, 300 con- tains beautiful Steel 125 Pre- iy fg Me me ee oie |. PARKER, No. 4 Bulfinch apli-m, w,f Dé, BROTHERS 18 3 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Ladies’ Ph; Washington. Female Irregu- larities, Jerition, Obstructions, ed Loucorrhies quickly: cured. change for ‘advice. ws Je13-2m_ Mapa DE FOREST ae REMEDY FOR, LA. consalted daily af 924 oe at Tireot neveswcee from 1 to 9 o'clock p.m Je10-2m* Be R MOTT = POWDERS—CERTAIN CURE Geerel gid all Urinary rinary Diseases, SSrotals, and ris Blood. cae cured. Gonorrh; cured in 48 hours. Fi malo by WM B. ENTWISEE. comer 12th street and per box, sent Pennsylvania avenue. by mail under seal on receipt of price. _ YONSULT DT ‘DR. ROBERTSON EVERY WEDNESDAY 5 is, rocentiy con ibvely cured in from 5 10 Be vate, and for ladies. physicians of re OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. ASPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS H, AT TUESDAY. "AUGUST ¥ ad -HLY DRAWING. Eas mroronet ie Lega ,000—t0 which a reserve fund $480; 000 hae since boon aed: oe By an overwhelming popular voto ibs franchise was it Stxte Constitution adopted of the December a, A. De flitii awd EEE oeenn wile corres) all point further ition, fi - coders om, ences ete Money Order by ONLY to DAUPHIN, eae ORLEANS. ‘LOUISIANA, , or M.A S12 BRUADWAY, NEW YORK, or J. P. HORBACH, 605 itu STREET NORTHWEST, ‘WASHINGTON, 2 our Grand Eztraordinary wht, BEAUREGARD and JUBA A. BA. NOTICE TO TH THE PUBLIC. Phd public a Nore York City. on ee oe a Sibir wage DaupHts, ‘State €o. New Ontxans, La., July 4, 1881. Pars BE SECURE IN SUMMER. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15TH STREET AND New Yorx AVE. Fire, Bursiar and Damp Proof Vaults from $5 to $60 a Government Bonds on deposit f ae W. Riggs, vice president; B._. Anya wcreta ree eels, Thos. E 2 W sO. WHEATLEY STEAM. DING SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. Will call for and deliver WORK address Goods returned and to all parts of the country. = 1068 ns 49) BOEEFERSON STREET, Bainor, Gronarrown, D.C. pun OILS, WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS. jOHNSTONE’S ea Minty. ready ney for Wy er Tits SUPELIES alwane GEORGE BYNEAL, Jn, m30, 418 irn Streer Noxtuwesr. EMETERY NOTI » I manele es which aold at m16-Cm 1116 Panna. ave.” bear lar ofte, TRUSTE ConNED SEVENTH AND E T WEST. Cure of Syphilis | AUCTION SALES. ‘WALTER ©. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. POSITIVE, aie SILVER eager SHOW cette Siiver-Pisted Show Ouse 1 Eemmmicanztee sot aren puree Teeoris foe te e Behoes geeanig jand $10.80 Parad ai boyy ay -| — ote, fe ot a Twill act st enesion, on WEDNES- WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., at oe DAY. SWENTY. SEVENTH. DAY: OF Tun, A.D. ‘Auctionesrs. SOHN TRACY, itor. 1881, st SIX O'CLOCK P-M., in front of the thee 8. 0. BECKWITH, Chief Clerk. ee Santas cued mae: he asere ae | Ok : ‘THE “BRIGHTON,” Sfonting on 7th street and on Tr serect wordkwast, eee. BUTCHER'S FIXTURES, GROCE- ATLANTIC CITY. Terms: e-third balance in six, twelve and &o., AT Pog A oO eighteen months, notes to rip tet and ok th Ly Sire ON pHURsD Ay . PEN ALL THE YEAR. oa cach it at cy conve ae stpur. | OCT OG ‘lot shina, Benches, Meat See, Tot, LADIES’ GOODS. Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths and all ‘con | " And trustee ‘reserves the Tight t resell came Sylt-Ow F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. at ek and ot of defaniting purchaser” or aa FER E r, MES 3: P. PALMER, peererrers five ic notice of such resale in some news- Ca eS eee be BL SERSEY No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Innow open for the recepuon of tat. i: BARBOUR, : Jy20 ‘Assignee and Trustee. For particulars, eddrew set, wORES = = Having left for Europe Junié 29th to make selections for | _3y9-Im* Proprietor, TO-MORROW. v we Rest ssencn's goods, (offer the remainder of our SHLAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., STRAW FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICH | Thoroughly renovated, refurnished ant ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR- UMES, Erc., guprowed: gaa and, clcte bell intro iron B: cadet on is pegeanie Ove a ie Distetet oe at greatly reduced prices. cialty. emi Deis “t aha fel pence, Na 708 Ke street Store closes at 6:30 p.m. daily July and August. _y7 Sel = i (8 EHURSDAY,, J ‘28TH, A. D. 1881, AT 00" A. M., personal effects of the late in. the District i Tash at Treviee, Paris. CHARLES, OCEAN END OF DELAWARE ave- c Cat ee pies 1 at | 0 $01 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | Sn 1) aioe, Auantio city, N- 3: An os as of = Sere aed. lying and be ahd b ee ‘ME. W. Pa Ch). ee Je27-eo2m. SA ORO Ie and described as follows:~ ee partyot Loten JA SRIONABLE iONGRESS land 12, uare 4, y for the DRESSMAKIN AND TRIMMING STORE, ‘N CITY, MD. @ | ame at pdt Sat fot y-five feet six J211 PENSYLYANIA AVE., First-class in all its appointments. | Season ¥/ ne c corner of fot 12; aud rennin henge south Borie at abet notes cloaks, Bc. Thade inenpe: of 1861 will open Zunes; W. BB. SELBY ey fie ea tah ate | wl eds ee dress RE | Ps — z I VE. — t farm Fesigence is (GEpar GROVE.—This ph a farm for summer nijles of 8.V.-Hit Five miles to B. & O.R-B For particulars address Loup Buripr HOSIERY DEEAerMEST ARECIRETIES “ron MING WEEK: UTIFUL ‘LISH J. LUTHER BOW! Hose ta Cautinal and N os a full ate si Jel7-eow2m Clarke’ Berryville, Va. LISLE hae TINA) NIBH PIN"S1 STRIEE HOSE a HORS ae eee pele Is “GLOVE DEPARTMENT. —Dost 2-Elastic LISLE former price 35. cente: 3 Haile LISLE THREAD GLOVES, avs cents, reduced lao rallies a ceeee cee eee tt Jy21-d&ds HUDSON PET: Sea eate coe a eenen, Pate BOLD AT ost, delightful location in the 0. State; scenery. Denatifal pass through ? ee Sanaa a ‘DISCOUNT OF. gopER CE, SHADES DR gc the town to ettyatane. Tables bie nipped. trom $2) ‘will 2 Orso ¥ iar ae epet fee "For information apply = street, near Boundary, on TUES: AX, Acoust SEC- Z TRE! eT RIDOL OND: it Issl, AT BIX O'CLOOK F. M1.” The property is | 22 = BEE (ose = oe ee asf 1 ‘One Jig Saw, one Turning Lathe, with tools. z OBB'S ISLAND, VA. One Ban: wie ‘Baw, one right snd left’ Moulder. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Surt Bathing, Fishing, Snipe Shooting Thin fy Pee Cutting-off Table, with three saws | | | ——— Hotel is reopened for the reception of visitors Boring Machine. IHOMPSON’S SHIRT FACTORY, ‘Terms $2 per day, Sia rer per week, $95 ber mouth, One Saw Set and Sharpenee. from Nerdoik or Olt Pat per hampton Qne Morticing Mi 816 F srauer NonTHwest, orp, Parexr Orrice. | § Chestyctone svery, Monday, Wetncsday's and Fr Friday. One ‘two o Wark Bonches. Dr. Win. Stoakiey, Co., Van, will Que Clamp, ‘ue Fs i Mach EINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, a specialty, ft | in attendance to fen medical ad. or further in: D Saw, guarant formation address One Grindstone, one Moulding Machine, READY-MADE SHIRTS at following prices: jytim- J.T. SPADY, Proprietor. One Enj teen horse power. ‘Wamsutta, unfinished, 75 cts. fished, 90 cts. st , forty horse power. or | BestFipohinet» unanished, eSer, ‘anise Scie, | (HE HYGEIA HOTEL. in rot enous pranea sansa | FERRE SSEP HERE REST OTE ee Sones soon <i. Da? below ‘of wale. Speriy can be seen onthe | off GENS FURNISHINGS at ramathsbie Lay _ Situated 190 yards trom Fort Monroe. on Drenives after 10 ‘or at Poleys auction PRICI dy 19-13 : look ot O LEY. ‘Auctioneer, Money: “refunded where ois fall to suit. COBANCERY GALE OF VAHWABIEE IMPROVED pot __YAMES THOMPSON, Manag ‘NIMPROVED CITY PROPERTY. Ox THE “arya SHIRT.—Thi y are made of class Muslins, as New Yorke Mills, Wam- aatia, and Wilttameville’ nee tink or fourth-rate Equal to any hotel in the United states aa a Suni Iner Reeort, Send for cireulan, describing vantages, ete, $e30-1m. HARRISON PHEBUS, Prop. CLARK HOUSE, Asbury Park, has all the comforts of uansion: fin’ garden, ood, hygienic ad- decree of the Court of the pinkdat of Cat 1 15th day or dulyy ARK, 1 RE-OPE TOTS tie aitaad wee of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money | 1i12 F Srreer Nortawesr, Wasninetos, D.C. cash in, hand, and the residue in three equal payments ° on credits df six (6), twelve (2) andeighteen (18) months: res too respectively, with interest, and the purchaser will be | Six $f, the Finest Dress Shirts to order. been enlarsed, several new roome added and refurn~ Poluired {give hls notes therefor and secure the sane | 81x Fine hiss toate, ished. Spriug Beds, Hair Mattresses, ete. + Bath Rooms, | by'deed of trust on the property sold, A deposit of ten ine Hot and Cold. Water, perfoct drainage. ‘Gas throuxh: | per cent of the purchase money will be required on the out. Improved kitchen facilities. reatly enlarged | wale, and the purchaser will be required. to, com dining roo and sumptonsiy provided table, wil sival | | ply with terms of sale w ten days thereafter, in de- the best of seaside resorts. Apply early and secure either, Tru reserves the right to: Fesell at choice of rooms. Adi the risk of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing: —— SIRS. M. D. CAHILL, Will be at the eost of the put Asbury G™st Hon IN PI RICES OF REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, &c. Third avenue and Kingaley street, Park, N.J. OLE, Trustee. C.0. CF THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Auctionsers: "THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. dy]9-d Jounaxe W. 8. SPRINGS, ITEPHENSON'S Deror P. 0., TRUSTEES’ SALE, OF VALUABLE IMPROVED VIRGINIA. t REAL ESTATE’ ON P_ STREET, BETWEEN Smatioy “ sepgcucticeianes ere . NORTH. CAPITOL AND FIRST STREET | tact da ve Sper Ea ket and Portable | Pamphlets at the Riggs House, Ebbitt Honse and Star Furnaces, Slate Mantel &o.. Jell-teeptl E. ©. JORD. Tee, coe HE POPULAR \ WATERING PL PLACE, for St. Geo and Si Head Social APTS SE GEN A Sine Head Ranges, Soot | T Aes W. S. JENKS & CO., rick-set fal find it to their avant: fee assortment May Ist, 1878, and oe eet caeed ay tae 1878, ant folio 358, Jand ict of jumbia, and at fing So agst of oe eee thereby, I will offer pe public et ee test ‘on MONDAY, TH. FInST DAY OF Nici A.D. 1881, at SIX O'CLOCK, P.M., the following situate in the city of Wash- ington, and District of ngton. “and Dis alumbia, and known a Lot | _Jy14 117 Sevewsn Srezer Nos Lligee ts ai ‘dred ‘seven (167), in Moces WEST JERSEY RAIL Kelis subdivision ‘certain lots in six hun N EW GOODS ~ mid and fifteen (615), a8 recorded Sots July, 1877, in i Tx Two Hours rro PHILADELPHIA, Ton. Ky folio 150, Thin property raved by a ‘o "Terms of sale: balance in three, six POTTERY AND PORCELAL: ee ce Be Ageecmcre, Fame Ete’ | possenr erates, orvnen tte, | rhage Tales oh Pc cu au sale. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. Iftermsare | DESSERT os vr their arrival af Philadsiphia! Union iplied ype the Trustee reserves the STATUETTES, ‘TOILET SETS, FRanafer Goshen ‘and Horse Cars ready to transfer di i Co Fenell at cot Of eultng pichaer. rect to the station of the West Jereey -I., at the foot of = Ee eco ie Veins) higusikee Port Tickets, Baseae. Checks, and fon — FINE a Choi CHE oration yas follows. Northeast cdmer of 1 B BULLET ExrRaorpnany: PEARED ce MED ENG peas, CHINA. | form bireetjand "Pentayl ore snd Potomac a M. W. BEVERIDGE Pennayt fom Ie 1351 tion Baltimore and Obio B-R. THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, an 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. J. BR. WOOD, General Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WLER'S PATENT FLW FANS. P = oe He not thir ETENT EI | stabling, ice house and eas {0 Jboat “ofc, A.D. 1681, in Equity cause No. “7720,” of Susan Sake you ger ast Son fea Ge oe rohes Burche et al. st America G. Pedrick etal., the | Heavy Linen for 75 cents, all if they ate net satictoa undersigned, appointed by said Hes (ote | tory when you get them home you call Fewurn them and B VUE, CAPE MAY, Harpo act a be ee | ee gene ore, | SE A WE Se ch ad Farce tat, care > ee ee om a front by 0 feet inches o! Jot numnberod twenty four (i) in eqi Sa ymumbered | “Very, fing All- ines sa AN aT 25 cents, ied “im aes SS Oe 4 proven eon, jouse “No. ARSHALL 5 522} on 18th street northwest, in thé city of Washing. | 40, at MEGINNISS', M ARSHALL'S St. GEORGE HOT. : This old favorite Summer Reso “On the SAME DAY, at 5:30 O'CLOCK P. M...on the | mia 1002 F streot northwest. | near Piney Pont, Ma on the Poin ed PReises, wil also sell'at ‘public auction, to = only ten miles from the Chesapeake Bas, will bo bidder, Lot No. 6, in Square No. 489, frontin, \ B. ELLERY be open JULY ler. Accossibie by daily ine stesmners Inchos on Gin sirett northwest, between D and H streets, | S| , between Washinzton and Norfolk. “The inoct attractive, with a depth of 93.feet 33¢ inches, , dmproved by a lange epee SEs eS) healthy und best salt water bathing place on the Poto- Taantay belag house War tH OU tte aaa nD TOR om with conveyance st Piaey Poe, goes 2 pordaye Ou tne SAME DAY, at SEX O'CLOCK ¥ St BUM on tho DUBREULL BROTHERS, Ho pen we poke $50 10 $98 tae et, ee 2 er day, ct 20. 0, 19, in 0, F - : Z | Fronting 3) feet on F'strect northwest: between Ini aed | MANUFACTURERS OFF PRESS SHIRTS, | _ef7-1m__ aS ee Pe 21 streets north, with a depth of 100 fect to a 20-foot FURNISHIN VAHILL NJ. WILE | | isknown as one of the Most desirable in As: bury Park. Two minutes’ walk from Beach J. | | and Bathing Grounds; near the Lakes. The house has | TICKETS SOLD AT VERY LOW RATES. A telegram from Philadelphia, July 26, say The Pennsylvania railroad company to-day re- duced rates of through limited tickets as fol- lows: From New York to Chicago, $8.50; Cin- cinnati, $7.50; St. Louis. $11.50. “A system of rebate tickets-will go into eff on the Pennsyl- vania line to-morrow. An increase over regular reduced price of $10 will be charged, | = money to be returned to the passenger when he reaches his destination. Scalpers on Broadway, New York city, are | So to Chicago for $8. The regular its of the railroad companies are selling | tickets to the same place for 9. The war sho no signs of abating as yet, anda bitter feeling | — between the seaipers and railroad com- A "talegram from Boston, July 26th, say There is no change to-day in the situation of the warfare in passenger ratés to Chicago from this city. The Grand Trunk and_Vermont Cen- tral lines are selling a rebate on Chicago tickets | of $5, and the Boston and Albany and Hoosac iS |Tunnel lines are doing likewise, and in addi- tion séiling tickets at the same rate to Toronto —not Ottawa, as was stated yesterday—and | Detroit. Inquiry made at the offices of the | several lines this morning developed the fact that the increase in travel has not, as yet, been marked. There have been many | inguiries, but the actual sales have not | been noticably augmented. The Grand Trank | and Vermont Central lines are so confident that the end of the war is near that they have not reduced the rate to-day to $3, as it was declared they would do yesterday. If, however, there is | not a speedy termination to the warfare the re- duction will be made. At last accounts no ticket had been sold in New York at less than Should the rate there drop to $5 to-day a conference of railroad magnates will probably | put a speedy termination to the troubles. It is universally conceded that the ticket scaipers are at the bottom of all this warfare. | The indications are that the management of the Boston and Albany and Fitchburg roads, in connection with the New York Cen- tral, have come to the conclusion that they were furnishing those other patrons who were desirous of going west with too much for their money in | the line of cheap transportation, since they have, commencing this afternoon, raised their rates to Chicago to 29.50 from the $5 rate in force this forenoon and yesterday. This rate is $1 higher than the rate ‘trom New York to Chicago. The | Toads mentioned express a detenmination to keep the Boston rate within #1 of the York | rate. The Grand Trunk and Central Vermont | lines'are still charging $5 and are confident of maintaining this rate for some time yet. <9. The Dynamite Infernal } Machines, A DENIAL FROM O'DONOVAN ROSSA. It is believed in London that the dynamite machines sent from America to Liverpool were intended to explode inthe steamers, as they were packed so as to resist concussion. O'Don ovan Rossa, who is charged with being lica- ted in the shipping of barrels of dynamite to English ports by steamers sailing from New | York, last night furnished the following letter of | denial for publication: “My name has been used in connection with the slipment of infernal ma- | chines on some of the steamers leaving this port. | 2nglish papers call on the American government | to suppress such actions on the part of the Fe- | jnians in New York. They purport to have seized barrels of cement containing machines | charged with dynamite, and that my name was | | found on papers therein. How absurd! If we | sent such more caution would have been used. My printed circulars would not be enclosed as an advertisement: and moreover, if such were sent | by the skirmishing fund, they would not be sent | | to blow up steamers leaving our port and carry- | ing some of our dearest friends. = she. PREACHER AccusED ram from Providence, | odist Epi r | or Pr. ING.—A July 25, says: Meth- | copal circles were excited to-night by a publica ion in alocal paper accusing the Rev. | . itcher, the leading Methodist clergy- fear of the city, of pilfering rare books from libraries and dealers in old publications. Inves- | tigation late this evening tends to confirm the sto yard, he having been granted a month’s yaca- tion by his parish. He has a salary of 2,000, and gets many large fees for marriages. His | wife has a handsome income on her own, and his father is a wealthy New Hampshire’ lumber | dealer. He is said to feel kneely his unfortu- nate position, but to pee nothing. He is 35 years old, a preacher of ability, and_ well known in the Providence circuit. There will beno prose- cution, but he has been advised te seek another field of labor. His church will take steps in the matter at once. —A mile and ahaif south of Greedwood, Johnson county, Ind., early Saturday morning, a tramp attempted to enter a toll-house kept by Mrs. Hollie Hunt, a widow. Mrs. Hunt gave the man all her money—s8— throngh a pane which he broke out of the door. | but he persisted in his attempt to enter, and she shot him dead. He is known as a tramp, = ing under the names of “John Miller,” “O’Brien,” and “Lewis Cooke.” ee DeaTH FROM Locksaw.—While John Bartholf, who lived at the “Little House under the Hill, at Guttenberg, was removing some stones from the park that surrounds the house last Thursday afternoon, he let one of them fall on his fingers. One finger was crushed and bled profusely. Af- ter the bleeding ceased no attention was paid 3e6-2m_| to the wound. “Lockjaw set in on Saturday, and Tg peo aaee ay ee TNITED STATES Hi is ae cn doctors were called. On Sunday morning the SEASONABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCK. nove arte FREER S ontca. Sees tortie Se et in oe aan. § auneies seine Dew Te one: = _ MEN'S DEPARTMENT: HIT! 2 r, but in the afternoon he had a relapse, his ight Cheviot Suite DINNER SERVIC! DEOQORATED and WHITE. THOS. CH, Cant GAN, Say Sg cover, nis Tight Caaaaiore 9 Sut at oe ean aiLVER PLATED ‘ARE BROWN & WOERLPPER: “eh closed a and in the evening he died.- inhen, Cake Baskets, Card Receivers, tc. fc. Je18-00,jyd,angeo Truth, 2th. Sense nen Suits, aecmies een WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, OGAN HOUSE, ARRESTED ON 4 SERI0us CuaRcEe.—Laura Mc- _ sell 6 asks CELEBRATED 709 MARKET SPACE. ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA, Ow Mary Love Pewnsyivanta RarLnoap, YOUTHS’ DEPARTMENT: New Novelties daily arriving. pore DEPARTMENT: ‘TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE | Amid the Most jue Scenery of the Allechentes. 44 fine line of Blue Flannel, Cheviot and Cassimere rerea aoe CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT: CREAM FREEZER. riopaat gui ror oe tne of Eaomnat Secteabte esta ‘The Most Elaborate Display in the city. SPECIAL: or westcen obtain a good night's rest KILT SUITS A TY. Tm: at CALL Asp EXAMINE: ane CELEBRATED a sues a ‘the Alleghenies by stopping E27 Prices the lowest, REY! CLOTHES WEIN First-class mi A. STRAUS, cece For Ciroular, obtaining terms, of e., ad- jyl No. 939 Pennsylvania avenue. 6. oe W. D. TYLER, -Superin' ‘Tue Best mx Use, at a UMBER. 7 SiGhiy, 100 yar frogs tho oe with sn A J. W. SCHAFER’S, sghOD, Yards fron the. acy et be een pe teey comforts, electric bells and, 1020 1TH STREET, es Je10 Apove New York AvEnur. jell-2m EDWIN ROBERTS. Be oe —TOCKTON HO" CAPE MAY, N.J.—Caas. Dur- SOx, of Continental BOOTS AND SHOES. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ‘On and after this date we will close our entire stock of SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOES AT PRIME COST. All our goods are of the best makes. WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. ire. “Opens ee MOUNTAIN HOUSE. DRY BOARDS, Nol, 16 feet... Estee aren -500., TSe., Sas eee et "Boys Low: Bhoes SLand $1.25 eminent ° STOCK BOARDS, 1112, 16 feet...... 1.50 GSE aterint to cow the etre stock on han. On the Summit ofthe Alleghenien, 2.200 foetal WVRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2. Aer POPULAK SHOE HOUSES OF meas Sa this’ CHARMING RESORT te ta CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No.1... “1.00 SINSHEIMER BROS., Gr evpbly arg penect Pasenger Bloat, ae 808 SEVENTH sTREEr, and 3151 M srarer, hd Play Rooms have been added to the it Witnted RE SRINGLES, nearly clear, Cele: 5 44! sy14-2w Georgetown. | of the Hotel, and thas been elegantly furnished raised Gough wee NO ieee BK SHOE § STOR! ANERUPT SALA IN NEW YORE. WE FURNISH ESTIM: gyrine cost oF | THE CHEAPEST Waixdios, EXHIBITED IN | (ONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY. ‘BUILDINGS FREE OF CHANGE. Tad Handmade strap $0.90 ¢ ; pane id Ope furniture, ive service, rch WILLET & LIBBEY, TI EXCELLENCE. nt ee eae NG iiiceensis""° | _Opens Jane 26. bee raya peer HOUSE, x Bese Devawanr, GEO. Bo eene: tr SINS Bowling Ally, Bland and STREET. Circa eR TEE BURTON, Proprietor. CARPET. LINING tas Be ae ee inoue sounructn aud .J- = OPEN. SrxTH STREET AnD New Yorx AVENUE. SPRagux Squane. Nogtuxay Lrseery Marxet SQUARE. SMNEMETz, ‘ARDS. mys HATTER, 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GENTLEMEN'S PEARL DRESS HA’ Great variety: of STRAW HATS Yor Gents, Youths and SILK and GUANACO UMBI RELLAS. Foot UMBRELLAS, HAMMOCES, 1 to $2. paaeece= J. B. WHITE & jab one pl Grath, the 15+ ae old girl who was — trom her home in Philadelphia July 1 by James Maloney and taken to Wilmington, Del., under promise of and deserted, Mon- day evening in the police court in or ron daca by her Tather. On her testi George Hoffman, Joseph Hoffman, John Hi man sod Jos. Farrell were committed, with assault. which she alleges was committed in the outskirts of the city after her desertion. In the event of conviction the penalty will be ———__-+-—______ Ont0's Lire Insurance Laws.—The —— (Conn.) Life and Annuity Insurance cot complied with the laws of Ohio, but was admission to that state by the state superin- tendent because of the mutual benefit feature of its business. The company applied for a man- damus to compel the supet frie’ to allow it to carry on business in the state. This has been granted granted by Judge Bingham. He decides that a ife insurance (np ine can attach a Aigiest benefit system to its EARNINGS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RATLROAD. The statement of the business of al lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company east of Pitts- burg and Erle for June, 1881, as compared with the same month in 1880, shows an increase in Mr. Whiteher is now at Martha's Vine- | | for to-day. ‘Out of Door Sports. ‘On account of the non-arrival of the new far niture for the Potomac Boat House, the announced for to-morrow afternoon has postponed until Thursday Aug 4. YESTERDAY'S MORSE RACES > BALL GAMER. At the last day of the sammer meeting at thé Chicago Driving Park yesterday the first race, for colts and fillies 4 years and under, was Won by Phil Thompson; best time, 2:21, phen son thus beats the fastest 3-years-old perfonm= s seconds. The winner is wee aymond, of New York city. ‘The Kiedmont; beat time, 2:18. Third race, 2-19 class, won by We | wood; best time, 2194. Little Brown | again attempted to beat 2:12); fora purse, but only succeeded in pacing a miledn 2:13. The meeting has been a financial success, | netting about $15,000 to the management. Rain fell at Saratoga a while the Taces were in progress and preety wheres with the running, and some of the withdrawn. The winners were as follows: First Tace, one mile, Saunterer, time 1 second race, a mile and three-quarters, Hindoo, thme 3:21; third race, a mile and five furlongs, Hamp- ton, time $:05',: fourth race, stocpechane, about amile and a half, Trouble. time 3:02. Yesterday was the first di (O.) races." The track w ance fair. First races, Humboldt. 2:38 trotters, two-mile heats; won 2 inte. Best time, 5:10. Third race, 2:28 t unfinished at dark, with Pilot Re \ a Sprague each two heats, Mr. Briggs’ Brown Bess won the Goodwood stakes at Goodwood yesterday, and Lord Pal- mouth’s Dutch Oven carried off the Richmond stakes, Base ball yemeniing: At Worcester—Wor- ew York —Metropoli- cester 9, Bosto at tans 13, fattimores 1; at Detroit—Chicazas ®, Providences 1 pat Philadel; fy i LATEST LABOR AND STRIKE NOTES. Mayor Grace, of New York, had a conference yesterday with the city laborers, who have peti- tioned him to use his efforts with the head#of departments and have their wages increased, Re said that he was satisfied of the justness of their claim, and would recommend the heads of the several departments of the city government that they advance the wages of their emp 10 per cent in all cases where such advance would not be precluded by express provisions of law. He warned them, however, that such an increase would decrease the number of persons: employed. Vednesday last the miners at Paint creek colliery, West Virginia, struck in order to drive away three colored men, but the strike was an- successful. On Saturday night the miners made it lively for the darkies by shooting into the houses they occupled, but they were driven off by areturn fire. The attack was continued on Monday hight, and serious trouble is anticipated. —— Mr. Poor's Horxinte Mrrper.—A corre- spondent of the Cincinnati Kngwirer, who visited the scene of the atrocious butchery of Thos, Key Pugh, of Cincinnati, by the Apache Indians, who attacked the stage on which he | was a passenger, in New Mexico, says: “I went to the place where the staze was stopped and where young Pugh was captured. There were with me some of the party who had found ithe young man’s body, and they took me over the trail that led to the spot where the murder was committed. This was two miles from the scene of capture. Every five hundred yards or 80 there were imprints in the ground of a man's knees, and the guides explained that at these intervals the prisoner had sunk down from ex- haustion, and to implore his savage captors to spare his life, or to put him out of misery by Killing him. if he pleaded for life at first, he pleaded as hard for death at last, for over the last mile of the trail was sprinkled a copious | stream of blood, and the sequel showed that the Indians had committed such an atrocious | outrage upon their prisoner that no man thus mutilated could hope or wish to live a minute thereafter.” The body, after being once buried, was unearthed by the cayotes, and the remnants interred and a cross planted to mark the site. sen Taree Cauores Brrvep ro Deata.—At Muir, Mich., Monday morning, a small house, occupied by Alon: rrick, his wife and six | children, accidentally took fire, and was burned | to the ground. | enamber whe The fire originated in an upper re three of the children*-one @ deaf mute, aged 11 years, and two other boya, aged respect Sand 5 years—were and it was impossible to rescue them, were burned to an undistinguishable mass. The ‘emains of the three were gathered up and buried in one coffin. perenne AN INsUNcTion AGarnst Hervic CALLING & MBETING oF THE Coacu CompaNxy.—The stook- holders of the Herdic Personal Company, consisting of Wm. D. Ki A. Andrews, W. H. Shelmire and Wm. son, were halt a writ of injunction ye by President Judge Ludlow, of court leas No.3, temporarily Sey Herdic m holding a meeting of that company, pursuant to a call of injunction be granted against tl Herdic from holding or attempting said meeting; that the said Peter enjoined from voting or attemy shares of the capital stock of the unia\ —Phila. North American, Harp os Peynsyivania Lecisatons.—Aat Harrisburg Ju Pearson filed an CLAI a uy Ra reg ae ae ae a. Clampitt, aged ‘sitneral wil take place from il iver Road, near sector es, ae COLEMAN. "Ov July 26, 1951, TIMOTHY OOLR- Feicnds of the family ale tuvited 10 attend the |AN, in the from his late 1232 Washington, a Dam, Thursday: Shih ooetant gross earnings of $585,961, an increase in ex- Fenses of $109,085, an increase in net earnings of $476,296. The six months of 1881 as com- pared with the same period in 1880 show an in- crease in gross earnings of $2,119,769, an in- crease in expenses of $1,217,022, and an increase in net earnings of $902,747. All lines west of Pittsburg and Erie for the six months of 1881 sorted a ome over liabilities of $1,625,783, gain of $284,676 as compared with the “ae period in 1880. Hicuway Rossi Ina TExax Town. Lr On Joy 26, 14g, MARY JAN LITTLE wife a Franiain Vitde, tng. aged sian eupeeal wil take from residence, 813 Ni inst., at two tae me Helos a oa