Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1881, Page 3

: _STEAMERS, |____ AUCTION SALES. Ss EAMER MATTANO street wharf No. 2.at7 o'clock a.m. { EOTOMAG RIVER LANDINGS ar solows t OnTuse for Nomini; on Thursdays for Mattox Creck end jomini: om Sundays for Matiawoman Creek, chapel and Matiox Creek; returning on alternate days, SestinE, of all River Landings soing and returnine; thy ged Chapel Petar Wogan semeny™ aod Fridays “is40om0 oe ~ oe 3 FOR Potomac Rivex LANDrNes. T.¥. ARROWSMITH will leave her wharf, foot of 7th streeé, ut 7:50 Monday, T Tburday, “Wriday, Seturday and Sundby, fcr all river ‘On ¥, Thursday and Saturday as far se Currio- man. Beal's, Nomini and Prospee' Hil. On Sunes. Tuesday sad Fesiay pote as Leonard- town, St. Cement’ comico Fiver. SBS, snd Pe STONE, Purver. BALTIMORE AND RIVER LANDINGS —The Steamer SUE, Capt. W. G. GroGHEGAN, leaves Ste- ’s wharf ‘SUNDAY at six o'clock p.m. for Biter Landines and’ Balt Heturning, estes Bal- imore. every FRIDAY at four o'clock p.m, arrives in ‘Landines should take this line. ie At iver {reicht must be prepaid. SON & BRO., 7th street wharf: formation. m28-3m Or Otfice cor: Peun. ave. and 12th THIS AFTERNOON. DPURcanson BROS., Auctioneers. SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION. street. WORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMER LADY OF THE LA Siupbeine a Fase 7 ‘Monroe. gg for four days, Fintclee Bound Trip to Fortress Monroe and Nor- clage 00 T a la Tickets and staterooms can vecured at general Office, G13 15th street: in the National Metropolitan Bank jee, 6th street wharf. oF at the offi THE NEW YORK . fe our o'elock p. mm... and Georsefown every FRIDAY, at 7 at, FOr Particulars apply to agent, 63 water street - vALFRI ED WOOD, Secretary, ap26 7 614 15th street, opporite | FOR NEW YorK Direct. s ND MINERS’ TR! MERCHANTS PANTS OUTSIDE LINE. ‘The 8 » WM. LAWRENCE, Capt. J. 3. March, Erna from fhe toot of Spears ‘wharf, WEDNES- , £3, td p.m *Preight recrived dally foot of Spear’s wharf. Lowest Rates ot Passage: First class, $6, including meals and de 25 cents each extra. t Rivons Now York, for aL , AGENT, Spesr’s Wharf, or foot of Long Dock, BsLTIMORE. GEO. H. GLOVER, AGENT, sy28. Prex 49, East Riven, ORK. NEw YORK ROTTERDAM. Cabin, . Steerare, $26. Agent, 27 South William street, ETZERO’ X ‘or passasre apply to W. G. M iy CO. raver JOHNSON, Agent, National Sai ‘comer New York aveuue and 15th s J ORTH GERMAN LLOyD— Sreamsnie Lise BETWEEN New York, HAvae ‘The shamans f this company sal aul EVERY SAT. ers 0 y - TRDAY from Bremen Pier, Hoot of 3d street. Pe en. Rates of paseage:—From New York to Havre, Lon Southan:yton and Brenen. fret cabin, ‘$100; ‘ocond cabin, $60: steeraxe, $30; prepaid steers certifi }. For freight to OELRICHS & CO.. SP powtine heen. Now hore We ce METZEROEE & yivania avenue northwest, Agents for dani? ARD LINE. wake idee, THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED. BETWEEN NEW YOR® AND LIVER CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. FROM PIER 40, N. R., NEW YORK. Ved., 3 At Algeria. We 31 Aug. Wed.,'14 Sept. ‘Wed., 21 Sept. NEW YORB. marl steerage. Steerace at very low rates. Stecrage tickets from Liv- £2201 24 Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at ch bills of laden given for Belfast, Bag Auer aud other [ports ou the Continent and Mediterranean ports. For freight and passave aprly at the Company's office, 4 Bowling Green, or both steerage and cabin to 4 BIGELOW & GO., 605 7th suneet, Washington, VERNON H. BROWN & CO., iew York. $3.00 | of , Georgetown. | divisio an PORTATION | F = | ete | _AND STREETS AUCTION SALES. LADIES’ GOODS. SUMMER RESORTS. re Auctioneer, 719 GREAT BARGAINS. 719 ATMs HOTEL, : SET ar alot SEND, at GLosIxG OUT OPDs axD EXDE, . ee eee Worship in the Woods. Se ‘will be found ey DATs, ), BENSINGER, es sans S I the _ fine Stock warranted p orateende streets PIANO AND ORGAN AND A COLLEC- in the city iON OF HOUSEHOLD Fousurtee AND li end 12, in ENT OF SEDUGOM Pat NG ROOM same at a point AND KITc! SORNITURE, CARPERS, GLASS twenty-four fect eix san Y, &c., WITH OT: feet ten At auction st our, faleroome, on TUESDAY, AU- | ty four feet etx incbex. GUST 2D, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A.M.’ ‘It —- JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers, ‘Terms of sale: D 9th and D’streets northwest. | twelve tion | JUMP-SEAT ROCKAWAY (BRIGET, MAKER), pee ton won Ge in| , NEARLY NEW, LEAT coRTarns ebay, posta ery oD AUGUST 2p,at 10 AM. © OUT TOMS it’ Gonveyancing JUNCANSON BROS. A | Ceposit at time D Boutheast coruor Sth and D etreets. a GF ay oF up BROWN WORK HORSE AT AUCTION. Bee EREMPTORY SA On TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST SECOND, COM- | WOOD AND COAL YARD, ON | EN ois | P FIFTH, BETWEEN MAND N STREETS NORTH, | MENCING AT TEN O'CI en ee } EST. ‘One Brown’ Work Horse. at AY AFTERNOON, AUGUST FIRST, AT | se GcLock, we will vel, introns of the Tuomas E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. Lot 15, Square 513, fronting feet rad 100 feet toan alley, now used and AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP- | eee eet dE en sone a ella poe br ieee 8 per cook fe | On FRIDAY, AUGUST FIFTH, 1981, at SIX P. M., deed of trust. “Conveyancing, purchaser's cont. | Lill sell on the premieas, part of Lot 22: in yuare 157, | Tcom 4 be complied with ‘in seven dayx, otherwise | having a front of 20 feet by 8 depth of 130 fect. located resale at risk anu ae ee purchaser after Seabove, and improved shade trees, flowers, grape ES ¥ bo Lot of some | a erage ater * ANSON BRS | emit inca Hie oper tw atewee ots Of sue $100 de- ‘so-caam ON Bac fra0"deds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. SAGE QE THREE SMALL NICE BRICK HOUSES ON ¥ STREET NORTH, BETWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND NORTH CAPITOL STRI | (On MONDAY, AUGUST FIRST, 1881, O'CLOCK P. M.; I will sell at public auction in front of the premises, lots numbered seventy-six (7 seven (77), aid eighty-one (81), In Abner B. Kelly's ul of satuare nun insite D, These brick eight (628), in city » D. C. huproved ‘by two-story and basement ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioncers, _ bs 1324 F street northwest. | TO-MORROW. FOLEY, Auctioneer. Twill coll tho Saw snd Planing Mun, Xo. 1844 7th near A TU, AY, AUGUST SEC- as follows : Lathe, with tools. One Jig Saw, one Turning Que Band Saw, one right and left Moulder. ‘One Cutting-off sgt Table, with threo saws. i One cS One Clamp, one Planing Machine. One & Se i a caine One Haller tovey horee peace waka other things thst will be described on the day of This property can be bought at private sale at any time fore the day of wale. ‘ls properay cat be wean ou the Premisos after 10 o'clock, or at Foley's auction (CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED CARD UNiubnoved cir beopen reo RAILROADS. MEDICAL, &c. ae ~ bee i = a BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Dice ee ee yo EED ae HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE | fo fang} kts Complaints xed frrenclert THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. | #6 uickly cured. Bopanate room BLE TRACK! JANEY COUPLER! STEEL | \7O CURE.NO PAYI—TO ” = RAIL! N vate disoapes come at once” and 70u, shall Bo be ob ont ee ae pr BROTH. SCHEDULE TO TARE EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY 2p, | ERS, 900°5 ebveet outiiwes Jeal-2m" WASHINGTON. | D3, RIQORD, 141 Wes FAYETTE STREET, BAL ‘ ATE AND sr. tours | 1)'simore from one coin hoepital and frivato Baltimore, Ellicott City, and Way Stations. 19:4) BALTIMORE EXPRESS. = bi z 50—Baltimore, Ann: and Way (Piedmont, Sirasburg, Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way, via | lay. 8:10 Pott of Rocks and Way, Stations. $:15_PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON SS. Parlor Cars to New York. ALLEY {con- EXPRESS and at Point of Rocks for Frederick. 49:00-0n ‘Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and | Qtice, 906 B street southwest, a ice. W: 20:00_EALTIMORE EXPRESS (stops at Hyathrille, Dotlece, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, 0:4 FTF TSBCROn CHIGAGO, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. = 12:16_Raltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way Sta tions. TMOE Express ne 4 W*- (ORE RE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK EXPRESS. $:30—Baltimore and Way Stations, {Finehester, Fred- | werstown aud Way, via Kelay. OLE. HYATISVILLE AND LAUREL ESS. (Frederick, via Kelsay, stops at Anuap- S. olis Junction.) Y4:45—Yoint of Rocks, Frederick, Bacorstown, Win | chester and Way Stations. (Gu Sunday to Point of an Koeks and Waj JE so Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations. 45—BALTIMORE EXPRESS, (Martinsburg and Relay. Stops at Hyattsville and Laurel.) ‘Rocks'and Way Statior tations only.) EXPRESS. 9:15_PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. 2 1940_PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON EXPRESS. Slee) Cars to New York. 30:0) BALTIMORE, HYATTSVILLE ‘and LAUREL chon. trains from W: at Station. Force apnten ton ae ae Pane and bh avenue, corner 1éth street, where orders: pT checked and a THE GREAT an ‘Cars from a Chicago: 10:0 au. ‘aud Chicago; 9: ‘Wiliamsport, Lock Ha’ a tee Tie te Co iS aD mi. Yanited €3 a ple) ‘Cars, 40, 8:00, 9:30, 10:30 a.m. § an and 2: 4 10:15 p.m. On 00, 8:40, 9°90, 1 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except i AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL ALEXANDRIA AND. WASHINGTOS i 20, 9: | street and Pennsylvania avenue. PEACE $3 per bos, sent “and Eimira, st 19:30 5, | Sey wid Greeaseane eo of Tadically cured. or Chronic Gonsethes, je17-3m" DE. BROTHERS 18 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Ladies’ Physician in Washington. Female Irregu- larities, Obstructions, and Leueorrhces quickly cured. opposite: jan. No | Status tor ad 3el3-2m ‘ADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- M2 ‘Allfemale complaints yuickly cared, Cau P*®,20FN TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIFIER is a cortain gure for Syphilis, § Ovarium Tumors, Kid- ney Diseases and all Blood Poison. Cure of Syphilis * -, Send two stamps for pam- " _Dr. JOHN TRIPP. RDED THE AUTHOR " Anew and great Medical Work, warranted the best and as itiful Stoel 1; scriptions, price only $1.25, sent by mail. iliustrated Shploat dus Sent now. Addreas Peabody Medi- | cal Institute, or Dk. WM. H. PARKER, No. 4 street, Boston. ap17-m, w,f | JB. MOTT'S FRENCH POWDERS—CERTATN CURE Vror kia Gravel and all Urinary Diseases, Nervous ‘eakness, Impotency. Gleet Serofula, Sy) ‘and all Blood and Skin Diseases speedily” cured. cured in 48 hours. For sale by WM. B. THE TRADES.’ G' ePRACTICAL BOOK ANP JOB ea Fine Petaling eepectaly CORE. a iy =, ae pe ocl CARRIAGES. On hand a fine irene, ve Tpahting peompely siiended to _° ROBT. H. 4y26-1lw 410416 EIGHTH STREET | D eoeel BROS". PIANOS, BURDETT ORGANS. ‘The best now made, of first-class CARRIL Em. vey ae ‘as good work ae can be HAM. Nonruweer, G. H. KUHN, Sole Agent, 401 10rn Srazer NonTuwasr. CALL AND EXAMINE THE Itbas a high arm, runs quiet, light and fest, and beau- ‘iful in sppearance. We have also the New Improved office where you can compare all the different Machines "PHoMas DOWLING, Auctioneer. -f FRAME ON WEST SIDE OF TW OWENTE a STREET, DETWEEN G AND H NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION | en WEDNESDAY, AUGUST THIRD, 188) in front the fey a dopant Ho fect improved by a comforsble cash; balance atsix and twelve | Cust “on the ‘wroperdy sold”, Converse at | Pyyaedads °° -EHOMAS DOWLING: huctioneer. | uctioneer. # TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | months with notes deed of | REAL ESTATE ON P" STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST. of a deed of trust, dated May Ist, 1878, and recorded in Liber 883, folio 358, of the land for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured ys fer at yublic sale, in rout of the premises, Gn MONDAY, t FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, A.D. 1881, at SIX O'CLOCK, P.M., following descril situate in the city of Wash- of Columbia, and known as pumbered one hundred and sixty-seven (167), in Moses ion of lots in square six hun Ree FAMILY SUPPLIES. 719 Manger 8ract, ColivER Ergutn sTexet. JOB LOT OF HATS, asborted shapes, 7S, ot REMNANTS AND ODD LOT ES, TAGES dee athallpes, at HAMBURG EDGR LOT LISLE THREAD GLOVES, st 10c. ran at, GREAT VARIETY OF FANS, at very low, prices, at ALL KINDS OF Ped Lots IN 2 oops, "exer * AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF UMBREL- LAS, at cost at . SON Davis LOT OF FANCY PARABOLS, at hait-price, st stock a detirtle FANCY AND YY Ty Ni wicehven BBisOaINGS sna NOTIONS, DAVIS, 719 Manger Space, CORNER EIGHTH sTREET. 3y26-lw WyRs. J. P. PALM! M = No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, June 29th to make fe Secreta ae tree eee se STRAW GOO! ENCH WERS, OSTRI W GOOn8 UMES Btcs fee se at greatly reduced prices. Store closes at 6:30 p.m. daily Suly and August. 3y7 | OFFERS 20 PER CENT ( \sh0CK OF NEW SUMACR GOODE Boonetg and Hate, “Mi M. Senne French Pattern Noveltion, Suk Wraps "Stroot and ‘Travelin pail the bast French Corsets, Lawn and corey Gi ‘Suits, Black DamarecSuits:a fine arsortnent Of Se ‘ ae ‘centa. Store ‘revise, Paris. Joo? TVS PS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ME. WASHINGTON NABLE FASHI RESSMAKING AND TRIMMING ‘ORE, nor style at short notice. “Ladies can have oa and bested, and a perfect fit guaranteed. aps OUGLASS’. NINTH STREET. HOSIERY DEP. Sr. C1 Br be ARTMENT.-SPECIAL TINS © FoR Hosts fa Casdinal and Navy Bite fan hab ono Cs an ia) lue, Si coubs a pair usual price 72 canta. “A: VER FINE LISLE THREAD FL. PIN STRIPE HOSE at 43 cen LISLE ‘cents, reduced its. Other styles i tion. HASOLS.—ALL PARASOLS WILL BE SOLD AT Pal A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT. is ONSILE MITTS, aie SHADES. DOUGLASS’, jy2 9TH 87! VES, CoBxER ON FRUIT JARS! CORNER ON FRUIT JARS: ““MASON'S IMPROVED,” “‘PORCELAIN LINED TOPS,” AND THE “GEM.” Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons, AN IMMENSE LO? JUST RECEIVED. GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING. “ALSO, SUGARS STILL DOWN! AND WE ARE ON DECK AS USUAL WITH A LARGE SUPPLY. ELPHONZO YOUNGS,” GROOER, 504 Ora STREET, Opposite Critic Office. WHITE SWAN,” SOW WHITE SwaN” ‘THE CELEDRATED BRAND OF , PATENT PROOESS MINNESOTA FLOUR, Can Bx Bovanr Omzx oF GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, CELEBRATED CRA Tor sale, sy23 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. Cc LARET. CLARET. FRONSAC. ST. ESTEPHE. MOULIS. MEDOC. 8ST. FRELODY. PONTET CANET. CLOS DES MEYNARDS. MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE. B. W, REED'S SONS, 1216 F st. northwest. Faint a Jom . KELLY, De lixa ie Oia BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, BURTON, be. ‘CORNED BEEF Stalls and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, delivered free of ‘to all parts of the OLD MEDAL Awarded at the National Fair over all other com- ro Cres ‘The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the Untted MINNEOI Avery superior Minnesots Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. ‘A Magnifoent Wintor Wiest: ‘Patent Process, GOLDEN IL, FOW BALE BY EVERY FIRST CL Ras SH OTER, WHOLESALE DEPOT, Conner Ist STREET aND INDIANA AVENUE. WM. M. GALT & CO. Fo A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILERATION, VIRGINIA CLARET ORTON _~ SOBT0%'a SeEpuixa ee) & 205 pnTit Splendid Minneooia Family Flour, Justty named “SOVEREIGN, ” rt et A direct eee “CORMENDADOR” PORT WINE, | very 4 Gio cha Picorpatis coma Mi, sheplutely pore, £ tpuneOLD,STAG PURE RYE WHISKEY. | He uldeboard and wecrosen ts eairalsae HUME, CLEARY & CO., 907 Manxer SPace. ‘BUY .. OE H™ HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS, ONLY FIFTY CENTS. . PALACE MARKET, Conwen lérm erage anp New Youu AVENUE. Also, STRAWBERRIES Just received. apt welt ¥, YOU WANT THE VERY eel ” Itis: Now South.” Tt is gure to GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. QuiNeuerz, HATTER, 4237 PENNsYLvaNtIa AVENUE. GENTLEMEN'S PEARL DRESS HATS. Great variety of STRAW HATS for Gents, Youths and See A EAS oo, ee LEAS $2 and $2.50, HAMMOCES, §1 to $2. jyll HOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, 816 F srneer NontHwrst, opr. Parzxt OFFICE. FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, a specialty, fit OREADY-MADE 8 Best Wamsu' Boys Footed finished, 18 eta, : w '. Latest Noveltigs in Summer NECK Wika FANCY HALF HOSE, UNDERWEAR and full line hours FURNISHINGS at remarkable LOW ‘Money refunded where fail to suit. _Jeil__ JAMES THOMPSON, Manager. _ BW THE MYSTERY” SHIRT —They gre made of first-claes M such as New York Wam- Hampel Warnautiar Whee goe a ona Tee st ou ae BART you get frst-clare Stalin ang thee Sond Heavy Linen for 75 cents, and if they are not. tory when you get them home yon can return them and STINE COLL, finest quality and latest styles, URE WAS AE See Ore y fie, All-Linet HANDRERCHIEFS, 25 cents, 7 MEGINNISS', 1002 F street northwest. mi? G, ® ELiEry, 5 SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, \NUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIR’ man GENTS' FURNISHINGS. bias 1112 F Sreger Nortrawssr, Wasnmeron, D.C. Bix of the Finest Dreas Shirts to order. $12.00 Ennion #8 mari HOUSEFURNISHINGS. GeeEat REDUCTION IN PRICES OF REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, &c. ed i will sell for the next tuber dayeat io tet eat of ay prions. "Those in ‘Brick-set and want of Latrobes, Portable filste Mantels, &c.. will find it to theis gdvant- age to call and examine our large assortment of above Ata for St. George, and Stag Hoad Banges, Social W. 8. JENKS & CO., jyl4 ‘711 Sxvente STREET Ni NEW Goops x POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. DESSERT PLATES, DINNER SETS, STATUETTES, TOILET SETS, VASES, TEA SETS, FINE PLATED WARE ‘Choice Bits of CHINA, altable for WEDDING PRESENTS. M, W. BEVERIDGE, dell 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. FOWLER'S PATENT FLY FANS. FRUIT JARS. JELLY TUMBLERS. CREAM FREEZERS: N le Oe Ds CS, BER azo DECORA’ and a SSILVEn LATED WARE Berry SIL ‘Dinhon Gale Balada, 1, years con WILMABTH & EDMONSTOG, ed = MARKET SPACE, Ge STOVER! GAS STOVES! MONEY oabEp SORES rom. Sutistetion mcared by Arg Rare pn Tae ‘THE CELEDRATED TRIPLE MOTION, WINTE MOUNTAIN ICE vaeen * Bee THE CELEBRATED KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER, ONLY $s. ‘Tae Base iY Use, at J. W. SCHAFER'S, Ried re erREET, Jei0 Avove New Yorn Avawus. ——_— PIANOS AN iD ORGANS. GEine OFF. “4 ay ae RY BARGAINS ‘To make room for a largo stook of NEW PIANOS for ‘the Fall, I ase Sk a re : NOg AT AU : SIDNEY 1. NIMMO'S the Ocean. , 00 racete. x Lo xr day =aiW and $5.80 por ees Chsoae 8. C. BECKWITH, Chief CI ET BACY. Proper, ITE “BRIGHTON, ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Water and all ees Oe Sea ‘Baths iyl4-6w BiAstForD BALL, = : 2, Rn Hot now open for the rcooptiun of gusete. G29 FOr PAFHCUIAES, METS UES N Jy9-Im* ‘Propy.ter. SHLAND HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3., ted = SE ee PTO on ‘oon: | F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. spe-, ees ee NEND OF DELAWARE ave- | - J, Ap unobstracted, First-class of 1881 will open Proprietor; a re at (XEDAR GROVE.—This pleasant farm residence is Crcpen tor sontiier bearers" Wittia twe miles of 8.V.R.R. Five miles to B. & O.R.Re valars adarees J. LUTHER BOWS: Clarke County, Berryville, Va. dirs. M. T. COL-97y , D.C., and, ‘at the Hamilton or the Springs. A. C. WHITE, Manger. _Dr. J. w. NASH, Resident Physician. ys-Im pase HOUSE.—Most delightful i State: beautiful; ihe town to Gettysbune- Table supped from Ame @ | country market. Charges moderate. Bus todcJ and from cert free. For information apply to Mrs. EL RIDG! Y, Hanover, Pa. jy6-lm ‘OBB'S HOTEL, i COBB'S ISLAND, VA. } ye Shooting. This! | Ferma per day, $19 per ea 5 per th from Norfoik or Old Posnt pes . Northanipton ° every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, oN Cx va Dr. Wm. Stoakley, of ¥ Co., Va., will be | to Fender medical aid, For further in- formation ad Bry J.T, SPADY, Proprietor. ‘VUGLE BELLE VUE, CAPE MAY, N.3. Ocean view from window Oppesite Con- rene Hall, ‘bear Beach and Depot. deat jye-im MRS. C. A. 5 ‘ORDAN'S W. 8. SPEINGS, J SreruEnson’s Depvor P, O., VIRGINIA. toat Pamphlets at the Riggs House, Ebbitt House and Star Jell-tseptl E. C. JORDAN. (THE POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, 1S REACHED BY THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD In Two Hovns vaom PHILADELPHIA. Fast wit run during the season st convenient hours, and passen- ems will And, on their arrival at Phi his Union fer Coaches and Horse Cars to fer di- station of the West Jersey R.B., at the foot ‘Market street. For Through Tickets, Baggage Checks, and fall in- formation “a orthesst corner of 13th aylvania” avenues Sith tranevivent avons: : 1531 Pensey nt tion Baltimore and Ohio R.R. J. R. WOOD, General Passenger Agent. FRANK TBOMSON, General Manager. _e6-2m_ Lo HOUSE, ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA, toat On Mars Live Peswsrtvasra Rarcrodp, Amid the Most Pictureeque Scenery of the Alleghenies. Sosa te, ion Baltimore 3B streets; 619 ylvania avenue; Sta- &e., ad- it terms of W. D. TYLER, Snperintenden: GHELBURNE HOUSE, Michivan Avenue, Atlantic City, 100 yards from the wee with ae EDWIN ROBERTS. GTOcKTON CAPE MAY. Ni3_Caas. Du. Manager. Greatly ‘and im, ad- ditional new. rant, new RE and alley, passenger mye 4 Soon ‘Marie by Simon Hassler’s Orchestre. “Opens une 2: = Room’ Hany Dexisow, late of the Girard, Philadelphia. jel-2m NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE. CRESSON SPRINGS, Canunra Co., Pa., the Summit of the Alleghenies, 2,200 feet SP EL aithes minohoate aa ‘Washington. the erection of anew and it Hotel the accom- aE Ae gh fer supply are perfect tor, ‘Electric it Play Rooms have ben added to. the sa gipmment y ve = siaeecl Hotel, and it has been elegantly fi Cottage residences to let. pe lysis of the water and full ireulars con’ an information, address 2 Jel-2m W. D. TYLER, Supt. HE ALLAIRE, SPRING .J.. NOW OPEN. Anew house, inodern sousituction and fur. nishing. Directly on the beach. G. F. HADLEY, r. _F. M. RICHARDSON, Prop ‘HOTEL, jr. Manx’s County, MaRYLaxp, &: Spe tematin 2 Se Mie the owner, Mrs. Jt = gre iat oe Seat oe Rished and sup; with convenience for safate aaa Gt ae fort of is for fam! ‘Terms—$2 per day, $10 per mouth Deemente ambde for fase Norfolk by the fine stesmore George ‘Lady of the Eke and Yano Moeeey: B ‘For further information address OOK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, VA. diene yap Eel Edie Yor croulare and terms to FIRST MORTGAGE 6 PER CENT FORTY-YEAR PRINCIPAL DUE 1921; INTEREST JANUARY 1 AND JULY 1; TOTAL ISSUE, $1,260.00. ISSUED AT RATE OF $15,000 PER MILE. Taare A Himited amount offered at 108. | omy, xxix. 29, THE M. P. CAMP MERTING AT JACKSON'S GROVE. [Special Correspondence of Tue Evexrso Stan.} Jacksoy. Grove, A. A. Co., August 1, 1881. Saturday afternoon the religious services here were slimly attended—the most of those on the ground being engaged in “fixing up” for Sun- day. The afternoon meeting was conducted by kev. J. W. Gray, of East Washington, who preached from Romans vili., 18th verse, and a short prayer meeting followed. Fhe evening meeting was conducted by Rey. Dr. Drinkhouse, editor of the Methodist hier geocsntrm l was in the nature of a rer and ex; meeting. soe aan Raemaegae ee ae SUNDAY SERVICES. Yesterday morning the early mee meeting at G:35.2’clock was conducted by Rev. T. H. Lewis, and after breakfast the tabernacle was filled rapidly. Here there 2s an interesting experience meeting, conducted by nev. Dr. Murray. The principal Sunday service wast 10:30 o'clock a.m., when there was a lange con- grecation present, and a fine choir assisted in the services, After brief remarks by Rev. Dr. Murray and Mr. Floyd, a collection was lifted. Rev. T. D. Valiant, the president of the conference, occupied the desk, and reading Hebrew II, as the lesson, took the 10th verse as his text. Re- marking on the fearful responsibility attaching to ministers who should be clear and truthful in preference to being eloquent, be preached on the subject of the atonement a most effective sermon. In the afternoon Rey. T. H. Lewls, of Balti- mere, preached on the doctrine of eternal pun- | ishment —his text being the last verse of Matt., Xx. chapter. His sermon was a masterly one, and it engaged the closest attention of the audi- ence for nearly an hour. After this sermon many people left the ground by vehicle or train, | and by night only about a fourth of the crowd | present during the day remained on the camp ground. Inthe evening the pulpit was occupied by Rey. R. 8. Norris, who preached from Deuteron- ‘The secret things belong unto the Lord our God; but these things which are revealed belong unto us and to our children fo1 ever, that we may do all the words of this law. It was a fine discourse and very appropriately followed those of the morning and afternoon— the first being in reference to Heaven, the sec- ond hell, and this as to the law. A DRY TIME. On Saturday evening there was considerable disappointment when it became known that | Brother Cox had failed to procure a sprinkler ; and although a rain would likely prevent some of the tenters' friends coming out there was a general hope expressed that nature would do the work allotted to the delinquent brother. Dur- ing the night some few com of rain on the tents gladdened the hearts of the inhabitants of the grove, but a sufficient quantity of water to lay thestust did not fall. LARGE ATTENDANCE YESTERDAY. During yesterday morning trains arrived from Baltimore and Washington and the Pope's Creek branch, bringing in all over a thousand persons, and trom the surrounding country every con- ceivable description of vehicle brought in its load, increasing the number on the ground to probably 3,500 in all. it is safe to say that had the weather looked more propitious in the morn- | ing, there would have been five tho sons on the ground. HEAVEN AND HELL VERSUS POLITICS. While in the circle there were excellent ser- mons preached, in which heaven and hell were discussed, on the outside the political situation was talked over, and as one passed along through the woods the words “Severn,” “Keating's, “Bannon,” “Bond,” “retrenchment,” ‘reform,’ “high taxes,” “squander,” “level headed,” met his ears. Sometimes these discussions were quite animated, yet there was little quarreling, and the entire encampment can be said to have been a model one for order. GOOD APPETITES OF CITY VISITORS. Notwithstanding the contracted quarters at the boarding tent, all applicants for dinner were fesse by means of the improvised tables out- side, and a big lot of chicken and “fixins” were devoured. Some of the city people proved themselves very partial to chicken. In one in- stance a party had been helped four times and the waiter, on the plate being uplifted for the fifth time, remarked: * ye'regetting mor'n ye're shere of chicken, and if yo want more you'd better go to de roost and reach for it.” It is said that the same chicken twelve ears of corn. Among the visitors ys Emery, Samuel Emay ant, Washington. THE PRAYER MEETING THIS MORN<NG yasand per- was led by Rev.O. Cox, of Washington. To- day the annual meeting ‘of the stock compan: eer fae See lent, . Dul wi nt is und nd a ection. and,’ it This report will ‘show that the prospects cluding the farm, 130 acres, purchased for $2,550, and somewhat improved with buildings, besides owning tents worth $1,400. ee The M. E. Church South Campmeeting. SUNDAY AT WESLEY GROVE. At Wesley Grove campmeeting (M. E. Church South), held in Howard county, Md., the at- tendance Cantal was véry large. The trains on the Baltimore and Ohiorallroad caiTic4 1,000 persons from Baltimore and probably as many as 600 from this city and intermediate sta- tions. There were upwards of 300 vehicles on the ground, which conveyed at least 1,200 per- sons, iu some cases whole families living in How- ard and Anne Arundel counties. The morning | Siang 3 was conducted by Rev. H. 8. . of the South River circuit. The experience meeting was in charge of Rev. P. B. Smith. of Falls Church, Va., andat 11 a.m., Rev. S. K.Cox, of Calv: M. E. Church South, Baltimore, preached from the words: “Except ye be convert- edand becomeas little children ye shall not enter into the Kingdom of Heaven.” * Inthe afternoon Dr. Alex. M. Smith, of Glasgow, Scotland, medi- cal missionary to Australia, gave a very interest- ing account of the labors and success of himself and other laborers in that field. Rev. W. H. D. Harper, of Trinity M. E. Church south, of Balti- more, preach ‘upon the origin of sin; and at . C. M. Brown, of Reisterstown, Rev. Collins Denny, of Fairfax Court led the young people's meeting, which was held just before the evening sermon. Among the ministers present were Rev. W. A. of Taylor circuit, and Rey. H. S. Coe, it, also Prof. W. W. Smith, ‘The Child of the Steamer. As the steamship Columbia was on her pas- from Sgn } to Portland, July 16th, Serre i es ® German devoured with his were ex-Mayor |. B. Wilson, of mo has and is @ success—having, in- SATURDAY'S HORSE RACES, SHOOTING AND BAQB - ‘BALL ETO. At the Quebec Turf club races Governor-General’s cap was won by Pilot second. The merchant's purse, 200, | heats, was won by Piccolo, Moonlight Gainsborough, valued at $600, fell and broke! | leg in this race and had to be shot. Gates, | Jockey, had his collar-bone broken. The purse, $150, one and a quarter mile dash, won by Matapedia, Rose second. The | Mee, purse $200, was won by Pilot, Rose j_ats a Saturday the third race was summer icap ove and a hull miles, 2:05), Wo y Checkmate, Freach pools #1050. Fourth race, one and a haltiniles hurdles, was won by Glasgow. Time | French pools paid $11 oo. | Fraser, 27; J. O. Manson 26; Lieut. Ross, 26; } Sohell, 26; Walter Cash, 25; ‘George H The lowing was the shooting | Friday: — Original gntries — Mr. Aentenant Miller,28; Bell, 28; Mr. Cash, 37; Mi Mr. Hartel, 1 Lieutenant Ross, dentenant Mille Mr. J stone, 30; Mr. Cash. 29. Mr. § ; Mr. W ‘Hams, 27; Lieutenant Oyster, outs Ross, 25. | Base bail Saturday: At Detroit—Buffalo, Detroit, 6. At Chi Chicago, 7; Cleve 6. At Worcester ee, 3; Worcester, At Boston —Boston, 0. Mr. Leonard W. Jerome is disposing of all hig racing stock. He will no lon compete for turf honors, One Dime goes to Pierre Loriliard’@ stable. A telegram from Pittsburg, Pa., July 81, sayse ‘The well-known trotting mare Kate McCall hee been sold by her owner, Elliott MeCall, to Ju- lius Voetler, an east end live stock dealer, consideration was said to have been $10,000, | The mare won in the 2:28 class at the Pittsburg Driving Park at the July meeting, her best time being 2:25) At Chicago she lowered her re- cord to 2:35i¢. Wallace Ross has again challenged Hanlan to a rowing match for 32,000 a side, terms uncon- ditional, and he says that unless’ the challenge is a ed he (Ross) will claim the champlon- ship of the world. laud 8. is booked at Buffalo, N. Y., to give ag exhibition trialof speed on Thursday, August | for a purse of $3,500, to beat her record of 2:1 so. | What Diligence and Perseverence Can Do Among many other noble deeds which keep alive the name of that good man, the late Amos | Kendall, was an endowment of the Columbian | College, at Washington, D.C. To the endow- |ment was attached the condition that one | student should be admitted annually who was te receive tuition free of change. This free scholar- ship was to be competed for ery year by the graduates of the Grammar schools of Washi | Among the contestants for the prize in 1873 was, & modest little fellow who had come to the | tal some years before, with his parents, from city of Chicago. His father being in feeble health, and in extremely modest circumstancer the subject of this sketch labored both early am late to assist his parents. At early dawn hy commenced his day's labor by delivering a route | ona morning paper, and again, after ai | school all day would carry his route on the Evexinc Star. How he could find time to | study seemed a mystery. But he must have | found opportunity somehow—and to study to | Some purpose, too—for when the examinations were concluded, his name headed the roil of | honor and to him was awarded the scholarship, He accordingly was admitted to the Prepara- tory Department of the College, and notwith- standing his leisure hours were still devoted to | the assistance of his now widowed mother, by delivering a paper route both morning and éve- ning, he performed the feat of completing the | two years’ course in one year. He now has been a student in the College proper two years, and that he has lost none of the diligence and indomitable spirit he exhibited. | imearlier years may be seen by an extract from | a letter which he wrote us a few days ago: “Tam supposed to be having vacation now, | but I believe [have fully as much to do as ak | any time during the year. I still carry the Post inthe morning. Then, at 9 o'clock, I give @ lesson in Latin, for which I receive 2 cents per lesson. At 12:30 I meet my college room-mate and we devote two hours to short-hand. From that time until 6:30 p.m. Ihave nothing defl- nite to do, but generally devote some eo | the preparation of latin and short-hand. Leay- ing home about 6:30, 1 go to Hudson's drug- store, where | spend the evening in attendance | on the soda fountain, at £1.50 per week. Some days I take a little variation; for i I have just returned from an amateur — along Rock creek.” ‘his is sufficient, we think, to give our read- ers a glimpse at the little hero we are about. That he will in time reap the fruits his endeavors, and carve out for himself an honorable career, our faith in the God of the Fatherless leads us to believe.—Delaware Co, (Penn.) Gazette. ———_~+e2—______ SIvcuLan Disarreakaxces.—C. N. Walls, of Paris, lil, who went to Chicago to search for his brother who had disappeared myst % having on his person $1,150, cannot now found himself, and the police, with whom he had been ting, are doubly mystified, oe The resicnation of Elbridge G. Lapham as Tepresentative of 27th congressional district of New York in the 47th Congress, to take effet to-day, was filed in the secretary Of state's oftios: at Albany Saturday. . An explosion occurred at Ehrets brewery, New York, Saturday, doing $25,000 damage. MARRIED. BaKER—LYNCH. At the residence of the ty } a, by Chaplain 5. 183i, KRAMEI BAKER, U.S. |B eR," U.S bride, 3 to Miss OLIVIA J es ee DIED. CRAIG. Monday morning, Aucust Ist, 1881, PETLIP 5 mars, U.S. No in tee fong ant yer @& are. Funeral will take place from lis late residenor, | G20, atrest souithoast, “ca Wednesday eveniny:, Aucust, at 4 o'clock p&n. ‘rieuds and relatives it to attena: HENDERSON. On Joly 16, 1881, in Ger, many, RATHELING MADDLRTOR, eldeet deugh oe Chief one Henderson, U.S. Navy. | HOWE. On Monday, Ancust Ist, 1961, at 1.55 1 i oe ay a ‘Notice of funerai hereafter. . LANDER. On Ji 1681, at 9:20 p.m., wifeotd, W, Lanter se 18 nee en Funeral will take place from her late residence, 1 northwest, on Tuesday, August 2d, 1 after ‘on 4p.m. 5 Ast, 1881, inked HR Ai beloved ae ‘and Catherine Looney, in the of mre. matey a rend are repetfy ttied alley, Tuesday, A?