Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1881, Page 3

STEAMERS, & AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. LADIES’ GOODs. Notice. Pies = fai i THIS AFTERNOON. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. GER, Auctioneer. On and after AU : me a EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. ARROWSMITH will leave her wharf, fort of Mhatrert, | T will sit iu MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST at a.m. every MOND! FIGHTH, at SIX O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, AY for all river landings. On MOND. Lot No. 616 K street nouthwest; Lot No, 35 omini Ferry. On THURSDAY, Nomini, ul Leonardtown. On SATUR! ‘urrioman and | streets: mardtown, connecting each trip with steamer Mys- | alle t Mathias' Point for Brent's wharf, ; Brick House, Littie Ferry and Mattox (1 jy28-Ln J.B. WOOD, 71, on K street south Lat 20 fect front by and rear. — sises:, OF all ft the option.of purchaser. Con- STEMIER MATTANO | Fepaneng at “costo rhaser, $50 deposit af time of eaves Tth street wharf ‘and sale peremptory: POTOMAC RIVER LANDE aa follows: —Ou Tues | aS-3t — 5. ‘BENS! NGER, Auctioneer. improved by a two-story frame ; One-fourth cash; balance six and twelve monthas notes 10 be socured by dee of trust on the tee “i ‘house in front iE, SELODEON. FRA’ 1 STEBS CHINA OND. GLASSWARE, ONE SEW- bay Chock. RANGE. “Es UTENSILS, On TUESDAY, AUGUST NINTH, A. TEN O'CLOCK k. M., we shail sell, at No. 505 Mi land avenue southwest, the abor of i B8- 3. P. PALMER, next seesca’s goods, STRAW sewastt Psd Mart | at areatly reduced prices, we collection of Furni- Ro. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Having left for Europe Inne 29th to make selections fwe'will offer the Teunaidcr of Cur FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICH UMES, Eres kre Store closes at 6:30 p.m. daily July and August. jy? days for Nomini; on Thursdays for Mattox Creek and ini: on Sundays for Mattawomai chapel Punt abd Mattox Gore. retrain on chine ver Land mt reek Mon: nd returnitse: ‘ako at Mattawoman C1 ye and Fridays PYUNCAN Aud : ee nena ——— N CLOCK, i WOR BALTIMORE AND RIVER LANDINGS.—The | By virtue of a deed of trast civen tom ‘will sell _at Steamer SUE, Cap GEOGHEGAN, leaves Ste- | public aucti on TUESDAY, NIN’ DAY OF every SUNDAY at six o'clock p.m. for | AUGUST, A. » commencing at ELEVEN itimore. Returning, leaves Bal- | O'CLOCK A. in | Bros., corner of ~ _m28-3m Or Office cor: Penn. VORFOLK AND NEW YORK STE. STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE will leave her wherf, foot of Sixth street, every. MON. Ine, touching af Piney’ Botut, Point Loskoat sad Fork , oi ani reas Momtoes “Exeundon ‘Tickets ‘will be issued as fol- A. R. ALLEN, Attorney in fact. SOUTHEAST CORNER NEW bine AND B STREET SOUTHEAST. First-class By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the Slst folk 00 | October, 1879, and duly recorded im Liber No. 9217 foo 246, & Iand reeords lic, auetion, on ‘the above premi on TUESDAY, AUGUST NINTH, 1881, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., the Furniture Claw. ie eer and = oye — os | above comprising in part— feeond-rlawe round tei ‘1,00 © Walnut Parlor Farniture, Returning, leave Norfoik, TUESDAYS, “THURS- French-plate Mirrors, and SATURDAYS, at four o'clock p.m. Window Hangings, ets and staterooms can be secured at general Lounges, Ptfice, 613 15th street. in the National Metropolitan M. T. Table Bank Building, or at the office, 6th street wharf. ‘Walnut and Maple Bedstead, Ee NEW YORK STEAMERS. Dressing Gases, Washatands, Jon 3 Wardrobes, C'S. Chairs River, 1 Brussels anid other Carpets, , ti., and Georgetown every FRIDA Hair and Husk Mattresses, “3 water street, D WOOD, Secretary, api6 613 1th «treet, opposite U.S. Treasury. Fo NEW YORK DIRECT. NTS AN RS" TRANSPORTATION COMPANY'S OUTSIDE LINE Two dozen Oak C1 China and Glassware, Cutler Eiht Heating stoves, Bar Fixtures and Pictures, | ‘Together with many other ad-dts v. H. ‘The Steamship WM_ LAWRENC! pt. J.S. Mareh, $r-, will sail from the foo . of Spear’s wharf, WEDNES- # reewived daily foot of Spear's wharf. Lowest Tates cuaranteed. Kates or Pasaace: First class, $6, including meals and stzteroon: berth. Steerage, $1 | ___ HOUSEFORN Great REDUCTION REFRIGERATORS, WATER Sh; meals, if desired, Steamers ‘leave Pier 49, East Balti SATURDAY at A.L HUGGINS, Acznt, ‘Spear’s Wharf, or foot of Lonz Dock, BaLTiMOne. GEO. H. GLOVER, Aest, Prer 49, East Riven, New Yous. cents each extra. New York, for | | thirty days at 10 per cent off | want of ‘Latrob Furnaceé, NEW York RorrerpaM. goods. i ee Avents for St. George and Stag Steamers of this Line, and Fireside Jewel Latrobes. OTTERDA M, . Ww. jyl4 717 Sev NEW Goons H a Auent, or passace apply to W. G. METZEROTT Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,, or F. | N. Awent, National Sate Deposit Buliding, | 1s POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. DESSERT PLATES, Bt E BETWEEN New Youre, Havne| STATUETTES, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. VASES, 1 this company will sail EV a 1 Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street, 3 k sage:—From New York to Havre, London, | Southappton snd Bremen, first cabin, $100; ‘second <W); prepaid steersse FINE PLATED WARE and ¢ = Frowrers PATENT FLY | YRUIT JARS. LIMITED. | DI of the finest q Dishes, Cs WILMABTH & EDM( y jell 709 TPHE CELEBRATED | TRIPLE mor | | CREAM FREEZER. Siccrace af veay low rates. | Stivram dekets from Liv. greet = a es mone at | ‘SHE CEEEERATED Throwsh ‘bills of laden given fo: ast, Glaszow, STOREG: = Havre, Autwerpandotuer ports ou the ¢ ad | KEYSTONE CLOTHES W For fright aud pos e. | OSLYS. on 4 Bevin eabin to | gts BIGELOW & CO., 605 7th street, Washinton, ‘Tur Brest 1 Use, at = VERNON H. BROWN & CO. J. W. SCHA jant2 New ¥ sie — sero Anovi i RAILROADS. Betore ND OHLO RAILROAD. | ‘THE MODEL F’ ND THE ONLY LINE VIA WASHINGTON. Jee PUBLISHED. _ Bishop on Marriace and Divorce. Of ‘s , 4th edition. ‘Jeff Davia’ Rise and F: |. erminent, 2 vobs. of the 76:40—BAL stock ob . 6:50 Baitimore, Annapolis. and Way (Piedmont, | | will send free of Mert betel aa Segoe: Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way, via a Law Boo Point of Rocks and Way Stations. } 27 415 15-PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON EXPRESS. Parlor Cars to New York. B8:40-STAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRE neets for Hagerstown and at Point of Frederic! xk.) 39:00—On Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and NEw BOOES. a ‘Madame Delphine, Farm Festivals, by Way. ‘To the Central African Lakes ans - W:00—BALTIMORE EXPRESS (stops at Hyattsvitte, | 7° Th Gn RG ae eke Be! Laurel, Annapolis Junction, The Sailors Handy Book and Jeawupe? and H: by E. E. Qualtrouzh, U.S. boys in, hig ene oe " 1 Comnt’s Sect y Emil England § Without snd’ Within, over.) 410-40 PLFTSBURG, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. | 10 Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way Sta | ions. # Baltimore and Way. XPRESS. jy SUMMER READIN bs) jp Ocean Free Lance fhe a Roun: Anion the Hiss Let A Gentleman of Leism Sunday to Point of Way Stations. | (Martinshuns and isville and Laurel.) BS How I Crowed Africa; Major Enztand Without and tories “Baltimore and Way Stat BALTIMORE, HYATTSVILLE ‘JAMES and BOSTON | Sleeping Cars to New ork. MOKE, HYATTSVILLE and LAUREL EXPRESS. Stops ou sigual or to letot passengers Th af any station between Washington and Aumapous | Building junction. ioe y. sSundays only. Other trains daily, except anday. Ail trains from Washington stop at Relay Station. For further information apply at the Baltimore and Ohi Washinston Station and 619 and 1351 Peunsylvania avenue, ourner Lath street, where orders will be taken for barruce to be checked and received at nt An the eit 123 sland With; 2 Republic of 1, by Elisha Handicapped, by Marion Harland. bon hed New Cook Book. he E: peror, 1 iy 28 s i “MEDICAL, HY A M. Di eemanenty, with medicines. No charge except for ‘7th aud G streets southwest. De eeON THE OLDEST. E tost rel LES’ PHYSI SIPICENT. ere, 138! TON, 15 Pactratest. x Depot, corner with | le Ls jOLAN in the city, can a.m. be consulted daily at 455 Massachusetis avenue, trom 2 | zs tin, | to42nd7to9. All Female Oomplaints and teresulari: | ciunat, S sand Chl . daily, | ties quickly cured. Prompttrestinent. Separate rooms meter - ¥ Pittsb , for ladies. Jy13-Im > 2 ene ei RAILROAD. — yO CURE fO ALL AFFLICTED WITH SS = Niagara, with IN private diseases come at once and you ehall be re- daily, except Sunday. ya ly, except $ igia and Wat nd Elmira, at 10:20 a. | Practice, is enabled 3 ar 2:00, rs of the blood, throat, nose or 0, 10-00 and nian Barior Cary, | Shanthond, Ree (me ea ie ERS, 906 B southwest. rendering. imarria) x "i Bie a bos three to eighi days by atocal remedy. Call oF | ey CRY i tn gree £9 le 2 ees low. fare to Baitimore deduc direct tra: vom fee. Jel7-8n* 40,10:00 10-40 and Diseases ana all” Blood Tevere moun, Demevs Li-eodly Gee For Pope’s Creek 6:40 amand 4:40 pon. da ‘except Sunday > For Annapolis, 6:40 a.m. aud 4:40 p.m. dail ‘apest, indispensable to ev ALEX SADhiA axp FREDERICKSBURG Pathway Vition. bot “ AS AND WASHINGT) iin, exnbossed fall —————— tains bes scriptions, price culy wo Steel esix cents. Send iow. 4 rer Four 9 20 and 11-20, For Richmond and the ite and R. BROTHERS IS THE OLDYSY Esta | BD Ladies’ Physician in Washinton. Sanday at 8:00 and | iatities, Onstructions, and Leacsrrbrta quickly is TB strevt southwest, oppasite Smithson northeast coruer | Shares for wdvice cba UOAPADAME_D: | Mans | costatted ccing of bamgake $) | hotels and residences, I. WOOD, Generai Passenger Agent. daily FRANK THOMSON, Geieral Manexer. aod | from 1todo" ui, : it. MOTP'S FRENCH PO oe Kidney T HAS THE TRADES. [BSON_BROTHERS, ha BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, PRACTICAL. ENTERS ett Pinks speci? Pio first-class Work- one of vs - | Scrofala, Syphitis cnd ali _| tue by Wil. B. ENTWISLE. street and Pennsylvama avenae. by mail under seal on Teceint oF aye Iternate days, | TO-MORROW. SON BROS., Auctioneers. SAMUEL STAILEY, cnt: | puomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. | = TRUSTEF’S SALE OF THE FURNITURE AND EF- | FECTS OF “THE CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL, | Pillows and Bolsters, Walnut Extension Dining and other Tables, Four dozen Wainut Dining Chairs. CLAGETT, Trustee. ISHINGS IN PRICE: Being overstocked in above zooda, will sell for the next cular prices. hes, .. Brick-set and Portable Ranges, Slate Mantels, &c., will find it to their advant age to call and examine our large assortment of above DIND TOILET SETS, suitable for WEDDING PRE: JELLY TUMBLERS. CREAM FREEZERS: 11 MINA, AND MATOLICA, PLATED WARE ny in Ice Pitchers, Castors, Berry | e Baskets, Card Receivers, & 7 N, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE BOOKS, &e. faterman’s Specitic Performance of Contracts 5 EL Ponieroy’s Equity Jurisprudence, COUPLER! STEEL | Stinson Law Glosmary How I Crossed Africa, 2 vois. DAY, MAY 2p, | The Gun und Its Development, by W. W 2G Confederate mare Librar: GO. CINCISSATL AND ST. LOUIS | Raby Bus. (No Name nig ‘All the numbers of “Franklin Square ‘The Beautiful Wretch: Win. Black Edgar Fawcett. yanove Solbbaken, froin the Norse. nto. Vithin: R. Grant White. F. Stuart Phelps. Nora Perry. METEOPOLITAN booxsToRE, 911 Pennsylvania .1 Within, | by Richard Grant White, ulterd. race Bushnell. bers. No Gentlemen, by Mrs. ¢. L. Burul WM. KR. ARMSTRONG CURES DISEASES OF ME: out dangerous or disareeable | byaspeedy cure without mereury. Dr, BROTH. KR. RICORD. 141 WEST FAYETTE STREET, BAL. | timore, from long experieuce in hospital and private | to gtiarantee a cure in Sy jermatorrhes, premature decay, lost | py, are radically eurst. “Receut or Chronic Gonorrhea teed tn either stae. Send two stamps for beans | Da. JOHN TRIPP. MEDAL AWARDED TI and «reat Medical Work, warranted the best and eat Dy ia, Aduirose Pe jute, or Dk. WM. H. PAR KD piaitite quicl 2 Dingess Grave anal Erinary om F deninal Weikeoe Eateee Blocd aad Sin Diseares cared in 48 nene ‘or Pace er box, sent Fecal on recolitof price. sm {ONSULT DELI ROBERTSON EVERY WEDNEADAY | Ladies rach ing #4 his office. 456. Ws . Cras from 2 fo 9o'elock p. m., ifteen S = JERSEY AVEN of Colum- ry, &e., &e. rtictes. COOLERS, &e. ‘Those in Head Ranges, Social | NER SETS, EA SETS. its of CHINA, ENTS. RIDGE TA AV ice. FAN: TS. ke. INSTON, MARKET SPACE. 2vols, 6thed.$12 00 | 20 brary” in Thave just iesned anew Law Catalogue, which address. ~ MORRISON ANDS J. CHAPMAN, mile. &e. medicines, Corner | a ABLISHED AND Je21-2m" yphilitic dis- skin. Victims of in- ituproper or unhap- re of Syphilis AUTHOR! itted **THE | iit, apr Female Terwcn- ured. Dx FOR 1 del0-2m" AINCORE 10 It WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auct. WilLiaN OFFERS30 aa aeeatie SCANSON BROS ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW SUMMER GOODS.— POs IOP ea northwest. ch Pattern Bonnets and Hate, Millinery Novelties, FURNITURE, &0., COMPRISING A | French ‘Lawn and Porealo Wrappers, Lawn and BOUEN ERAT, ASSOR’ ‘eo For PARLOR, | Gingham Si Dapaseonss a Sve nent DINING-ROOM, CHA! AND _KITC ‘Paraols ;Parisian Noveltiesin Neckwear lack USE; ALSO, Lot M ERY AND SHELF | and White in great Ladies’ and Sisson, GOODS, CUTLERY, &c.; ALSO, BOUR-SEAT | Bathing Suits and Caps, 2nd, s caretally Selected line gf CARRIAGE, WITH OTHER GOODS; ALSO, FIRE- Pacteian More iin coset ak clock. papers for At auction at onr on TUESDAY MORN- M. WILLIAN, ING, AUGUST NINTH, at TEN O'CLOCK. It ite Trevise, Paris. SHOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING GOVERNMENT PRINTING Op THORSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST litu, at 6 PEREMPTORY SALE LOT NEAR THE r Buits, Costumes, Cloaks, O'CLOC! the ‘we ‘shall sell lot No. 9, in oe ae, Subs Of aria Now Base fronting 55 feck on Maseachir Pee pee pape gir setts avenue, between {et street west and North Capitol with depth = ‘an average | ‘Terms: One-third cash; remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, and secured by of | all.cash, at the option of the purchaser. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WASHINGTON, 3e20 M*: 5. ‘Ladies tan have RESSM, Pe ae TRIIMING STORE, 2 WAL DENS! “ANIA AVE AVE., &e., made in supe- ‘ent aps Of 10734 feet, toa 15-foot OUGLASS’. "AR THE OOMING WEEK: deed of trast, or | aSd_| HOSE, in Cardinal, and N Cane W. HANDY, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF A 'S. SOUTHWEST CORNER By virtue of » deed of 1880, and recorded in Liber No. 974, folio 245, records Di one ofthe land of OPACGUgE, AD. Ie part of Lot No. 19, in Square ‘Terme of eale: $250 cash; months, with interest at the rate of six per cent per iced of trust on the property Fold. $50 down at time of sale. Conveyancing at pr 3 BYRON BEAR, Trastee. annum, secured bj 10 ‘NORTHWEST. D. 1881,’ at, 50 cents @ pair, usual price LISLE THREAD FINI ‘cen! GLOV! THREAD GLOVES, 29 cent 3-Elastic LISLE THREAD GI ‘Other styles in VACANT LOT ON THE OF EIGHTH AND H it, dated September 224, | 2 et seq. istrict of Colas ba ne front of the THE ELEVENTH DAY 5-30 O'CLOGK, P. ‘No. 859. ‘balance in six and twelve A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT. SILK jy2 ENT deed of trust. otherwi cost. | rpHosas: DOWLING, Auctionee: ‘PROPERTY ON FREDER: VALUABLE IMPRO’ ICK S' On TUESD: TEENTH, 1881, at STX 07 96 feet. ‘The above property’ is improved by a two-story frame houre. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, with notes bearing inte per anim wnti! paid, and sec the pro} sold. All conve $50 down at time of sale. dated October 5, 18 B31, folio 481 et seq., and for the District Of request of 1 thereby premise and ne county of Washin: as the southern half of and Cox’s eubdivisi thereon, consistin vevancing at cost of me of sule. ALBERT F. FOX, ? MARTIN M. ROHRER,) T. COLDWELL, Auction Pryos. quested to call at on | S ELLING OFF. nearly new, Ge DDS BRO, ‘@ Have removed to their Rent of PIANOS and ORGAN: GREAT ‘The Commissioners reserve all bi a5-6t io SILVER-PLATED TEA SI 2) _ sys MPTORY SALE OF THR! NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. m_ THURSDAY AFTERNOON, > AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of the. premises parts Lots 19 and 30, in MoGuire’s subdivision ‘of Square 624, fronting 42 feet on Jackson Alley by a (ee asl of 50 feet, being in rear of Government Prin’ ‘ Office, between Gand H streets and North Capitol and Ast streets west, improved by houses Nos. 60, 52 and ‘Terms: One-third cash: balance atsix and twelve months, notes to- bear interest, and to be secured by ‘Terms to be complied with in seven day esale at risk and cost of purchaser after five days’ public notice. Conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's A deposit of $50 on each hotise required at time TREET, BETWEEN FIFTH A STREETS, GEORGETOWN ¥ AFTERNOO; 7 LOCK, ; | ises, T will sell parts of Lots No. $14 snd 215, fronting | ou Frederick street 45 feet, more or less, with a depth of K INTH AND NORTHWEST, AT AUCTIO By, virtue of a deed of tru: Immubia, and at the writ n of Pleasant Plains, frontin, teen (15) feet on Boundary streetand running back the depth of the lot, towether with i _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS. Several rood second-hand instruments for sale upon easy terms at the Warerooms of W. G. METZEROTT & CO., 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Persons in need of a good Piano at a low price are re- EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS To make room for a large stock of NEW PIANOS for the Fall Trade, I will sel! an clegant lot of first-class, SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT AUCTION PRICES. | SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S PIANO WAREROOMS, 433 Tru Street Norrawest. The Trade specit ly invited to call. 709 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, And are offering Specizl_Inducements in the Sale ‘and ids. By order of the Coymmissioners, D. 2 THOS. B. _ JEWELRY, &e “JUST RECEIVED ‘A Large Assortment of At Reduced Prices. SAML LEWIS' SONS, ' Jewelers and Silversmiths, EE FRAME HOUSES AUGUST ELEy- S30 A NISH PIN STRIPE ice 63 cent DEPANTMENT.—Best 2-Blastic LISLE former price 35 cents: at VES, 39 cents, reduced cents. portion. PARASOLS.—ALL PARASOLS WILL BE SOLD AT MITTS, ALL SHADES. DOU 1 000 PouNrs OF OUR SUPERB MARACAIBO COFFEE, RETAILED LAST WEEK AT 26c. PER POUND. No other Coftee ever gave such universal satisfaction. C. WITMER, Fire Groceries, 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. INTH STREET. Sr. Croup Buriprxe. HOSIERY "DEF: .TMENT.—SPECIALTIES For : A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH wy Biue, fall fachioned, 73 cents. 7 at VERY FINE HOSE at 43 _ FAMILY SUPPLIES. Auctioneers. TH 0) WN, D.C., AT Al T SIX- AUG . ih front of the prem- | “MAS N'S IMPROVED,” tat 6 per cent red by a deed of trnet on reegrted in Liber N the Land Records in | Ng note secured | . | AND V an ON DECR the nts f GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYIN ALSO, SUGARS STIL (oRNER oN FRUIT JARS! CORNER ON FRUIT JARS! “PORCELAIN LINED TOPS,” AND THE “GEM.” Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons. AN IMMENSE LOT JUST RECEIVED. L DOW AS USUAL WITH A LARGE SUPPLY. property a Z purchaser. $50 6 be pel ELPHONZO YoU Trustees. GROCER, neer. a3-d | 504 9x ‘REET, dyll CaN ue Bovay aG-3t SELLING OFF. | MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE, je y Groceries and Table Lux. (Cembridgeport, Mass.,) S for aale, Opposite Critic Office. WHITE Tue CELEBRATED BRAND oF MINNESOTA FLOUR, ONLx oF SON, CLOS DES MEYNARDS. B. W, REED'S SONS, 1216 F st. northwest. ‘OHN R. KELLY, BEEY, LAMB, VEAL, MUTION, Stalls 628, 629 ana ta Corde and 206 Box 71, City Pest Oftice. new Musical Warerocms, VIRGINIA CLARET SS during the summer. are just the Wines, for the erection of Two Public A direct importation of the right to reject any or | STWISEE, | Inspector of Buildinjs. | € w South.” Ttis Forsale by all first-class Gros ETS, ICE PITCHERS, ROGERS BROS.’ KNIVES, FORKS and SF00SS, &c., | F[OT HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS, ONLY FIFTY CENTS. Pennsylvania avenue. Ger REPAIRED RODGERS CUTL ‘Under St. Mare Hotel, funded. SPORTING cus RUPPERT, Hesnguanrens BASKETS. GELLING OFF OUR Be Show Basinens. All persons 20 Two can TICKETS GIVEN To CustoMERs ‘whouo bills for repairs amount to One Dollar and above. OUR WATCHES AND JEWELRY 631 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, All work warranted to give OS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. FOR THE REN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, the cheapest for beauty, comfort and durability in the market. ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET AND LAWN TENNIS, BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS. Received a large assortment of Travetiag and 2 vu _BOOTS-AND SHOES. DOTS and SHOES: must be sold rexardless Jntend going tothe Maaufuctiteing aud Whe will pleaze vettic them at once, OLD MEDAL _ petit AT THE LERY 3) TORE, , Washington, D.C. STERLING'S ST. LOU satisfaction or money re Syi3-1m GOODS. feb15 ror ‘A LIGHT SUMMER DRM ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILERATION, OR, NORTON ig unequalled for smoothness, flavor the sideboard and sickrooz is unrivalled. HUME, CLEARY & CC 807 Marker Space. MINNEOL: A very superior Minnesota Patent. sIS FANCY. A Magnificent Winter Wheat, Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL. ‘The Standard Family Flour of the District. FOR SALE BY EVERY FIRST-CLASS GROCER. WHOLESALE DEPOT, Corsen Ist STREET AND ENDIANA AVENUE. WM. M. DEALER ix Finst-Ctass MUTTON, Se. CORNED BEEF + Market, 9th strect wing, ni 208 Northern Lilerty Market; or Address Marketing delivered free of chate to all parts of the city. mar BRING- SEEDLING HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 Market Space. \d, whotosome Dread. RY eco. BARGAINS to Cash PROPOSALS. pTét Splendid Minnesots Family Flour, jastty named OFC OF THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS, “ SOVEREL DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, yields in perfection white, aweet WASHINTO! ‘HUSIE, CLE Sealed Pro ‘will be received at Offic missioners, D. C., UNTIL NOON, ON AUC — ‘807 Market Space. NE, Purpoces the very 807 Market Space. plans, specifications and instezetions for which will be “COMMENDADOR” PORT WI furnished on application to this office. The bids must | absolutely pure, and for medicinal be separate for each building. A deposit of five hun- | best. HUME, CLEAR) dred 6500) dollars must accompany each bid as sceurity, that the bidder, if succesful, will enter inte contract | with good and’ sufficient bond within five days from | LD STAG PURE RYE WHISKEY. tats Ch awrawl ot conteact. | OLD STAG PURE RYE WHISKEY and purity, and for pa purity oP end whilesaie’ ty re aud wholesale by NN) ONS, Dealers in Flour, Feed, Corn, Oats, # PALACE MARKET, Connen 14TH STREET AND New YORK AVENUE. Also, STRAWBERRIES just received. apT Awarded at the National Fair over all other com- TO XS ERES, ‘The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the Unitod iALT & CO. WHITNEY CHIL- Light Chevict Suit Seomatar ey Serge Si ENTIRE STOCK OF of cost, loser ha ta wi ving. scooante witht ns 734 th street ABE NO MISTAKE. gis ey eee Diseraen, RE THE CHEAPEST SHORS *! Hand-inade 3. Bae a Nese SHOE. XLVANIA AVEN. BR _ borthwest. |" New Novelties daily’ arriving. % RIVED} GAR LOAD. OF SHO) DANKRUPT ‘IN NEW VER TON. Bees EXTRAORDINARY! THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, 939 Pexsyivanta AVENUE. SEASONABLE GOODS Now IN STOCK. MEN'S DEPARTMENT: ‘Tinea viet do. Etat' ‘Suite, YOUTHS' DEPARTMENT: BOYS’ DEPARTMENT: sfiine line of Blue Flannet, Cheviot and Csasimere THE EVENING STAR. Army Chaplains—North and South. SOUTHERN APPRECIATION OF PRESIDENT GAR- FIELD. Theannualreunionofthe army chaplains, union and confederate, and the members of the Chris- tian and Sanitary Commissions was held at Cha- taqua, N.Y., yesterday, Rev. D. G. Gillette of TiL., presiding. Rev. John H. Vincent, D.D., gave some reminiscences of his service in the army of the Potomac, prefacing his address by stating that he was born in Alabama, and was brought up by a father who held slaves; yet he stood by the side of Abraham Lincoln and advo- cated the cause of the men and women who were kept in bondage, and when the war was over he held out his hand, with his heart in it, tothe brave men who had fought on the other side. Dr. Vincent was followed by Rey. S. B. Barnitz, of Wheeling, W. Va.; Rey. M. B. De- witt, D.D., of MacMinnville. Tenn.; Rey. F. M. Wood, of Xenia, Ohio; Rev. T. H. Knowles, D. D., of Newark, Rey. Dr. Alex. Martin, president of the Indiana Asbury. University, Green Castle, Ind,, and many others who had served in both armies. Dr. Dewitt, of the con- federate army, spoke of the high appreciation of President Garfleld which prevails in the south. ———_.e Putting Wire Underground, THE PLAN BY WHICH PHILADELPHIA PROPOSES TO GRAPPLE WITH THE PROBLEM. A special dispatch from Philadelphia says that this week the National Underground Electric Company will commence work laying telegraph wires under Market street from Delaware to 10th street, and 3d and 4th streets from Market to Chestnut street, to connect with the Western Union Telegraph Company's wires. An ordi- nance of the council gives the company the right to lay wires from Delaware to Schuylkill, but that will not be done for some time yet; or unt ashorter distance is proved to be a’ success. Conduits will be laid in trenches three feet deep, and the wires will be rolled into insulated cables. It was first intended to use terra cotta pipes to protect the wires, but a conduit ofartificial stone, lspatented by Mr. Calvin Detrich, of this city, was found to be much better for the purpose. The conduit is made of insulating material, and is about eight inches square, being punc- tured by twelve tubes for holding the cables, two pneumatic tube: graph wires and two electric light wires. The | insfllating substance is protected by a covering ial ston pavenren This covering is two and it. x, and is impervious to heat also. The latter has been tested to the tem- perature as low as two degrees below zero. and S not affected byfit. It is intended to 1: conduit in a continuous mass.without joints. In laying it the sheet iron tubes, about one inch tom and sides of artificial stone having been put down, the tubes remain in and the wires will be drawn through by pneumatic pressur SAS : To Assassinate Washington, A CONSPIRACY THAT WAS DETECTED A y YORK City IN 1 inate Gen. Wash- ribed as fol- achusetts sur- Military A ; ington in N. Y. lows by James in the Contine During the rd the tain the particulars of from New most atro- dent s till I could and an rime rifles for the Tor § into custody and committ The Mayor, oti examinatic | that he received inoney from G j the armorer for the Tith leney’s guards were confede to whom the seer was contided, | closed the infor | creants were t A foot note of this account quot from one *s hi of David Ramsay's histo the ist the royal forces on their arrival and Gen. Washington was to be inated. ‘This detestable design was ren- abortive by apprehending Thomas one of Gen. Washington's life-cuard nen, Who was enzazed in the conspiracy, and fe this fal eat Was yy a court martial on the of June found guilty, and _was executed the same day, amid the curses nerican army follows York to — se { Ac Little Lottie to her friend: “I have so re Yesterday a little baby d papa is on a journey. It was but a piece of luck that mamma was at home to take care of it.” THE Sp E TE.—Bills have been filed in the Supreme Court of Rhode Istand pray- ing that S. E. Chaffee, trustee of the Sprague estate, be enjoined from selling the Quidnick Company stock as advertised, orany of the prop- erty of the A. & W. Sprague Manufacturing Com- pany, and that he be required to render an ac- count of the finan condition of the Quidnick Company. A telegram from Baltie, Conn., says: “Orders have been received in the mammoth Sprague mill, ofthe A. & W. Sprague Manufac- turing company, from Providence, directing Superintendent odwin to ran out the stock on hand immediately and stop the wheels. The mill consequently shut down, and it is not known when work will be resumed. The most intense excitement prevails here, as there are several thousand employés thrown out of work. Many are already leaving the place.” seed els = Cui.preN BurNep To DeatH.—Two children were burned to death at Aurora, N.Y., Th day, while trying to light a fire ina stove kerosene. 5 ‘ith ee DEATH OF A SOLDIER IN THREE Wars.— Gen. Robert Patterson died at his residence in Philadephia last evening, in his 89th year. He had been suffering for over two weeks from Bright's disease of the kidneys and fatty de- generation of the heart. Gen. Patterson was born in County Tyrone, Ireland, Jan- wary 12th, 1792. He came, while young, to the United States, received a collegiate education, and early manifested military predilections. He entered the army and was captain of the 32 infantry, April, 1814. Returning to commercial life, he became largely engazedein manufactures and owned several mills. — At the beginning of the Mexican war, in 1846, he was made a major- general of volunteers. He commanded his divi- sion at Cerro Gordo, led the cavalry and ad- yaneed brigades in pursuit, and the next morning captured Jalapa, receiving the thanks of Gen. Scott. He commanded the three-months’ Pennsylvania volunteers in 1861, was assigned to a military department, composed of the states of Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and the District of Columbia, and crossed the Potomac June 15 at Williamsport. When Gen. MeDowell advanced into Virginia Patterson was instructed toremain at Winchester to hold in check the force of Gen. Joseph B. Johnston. His failure to do this, in consequence of which Johnston rein- forced Beauregard at Manassas, July 21, 1861, exposed him to severe military criticism, and he left the service July 27, 1861. He published, in 1865, “A Narrative of the Campaign in the Valley of the Shenandoah in 1861,” in vindication of his conduct. He was considered a brave and good soldier, notwithstanding whatever error he may have committed in that campaign. He was also regarded asa man of many and generous qualities, and he hada host of friends among military officers. Gen. Grant was always a great admirer of Gen. Patterson. = Bate eaves} > ee ee McDow ‘Sarp To HAvE “Gone West.”—A correspondent of the Charleston (S.C.) News Says he has been informed, upon good authority, fifty-four ordinary tele- | similar to that used in mak- | and dampness, as it is an insulating substance |. following inci- | Shocking Affair In Petersburg, Va. TWO YOUNG MEN FIGHT AND ARE BOTH KILLED. S.A881;! There wasa fight in Petersburg about 6 o'clock | Friday eveniig, Thich ggsulted in the death of both the young men who were engad@ tn it. John W. Greene, a prominent young merchant | of Petersburg, returned on the four o'clock train | from Richmond, where he had been in attend- lance on the democratic convention. He was | very drunk when he reached the city, and went | to the City Hotel bar, where he was introduced | to W. F. Lee, from Littleton, N.C., who had | reached the city on the 3:30 train from Weldon. Lee was also drunk, and invited Greene to take a drink with him. Greene refused at which Lee took offence. and offered Greene some insult. At length both parties went out into the street to settle the dispute, and after some words re- paired to a neighboring inclosure. Arriving there Lee took off his coat and drew a knife. | Greene walked up to him, and Lee strnek him several times in the face, whereupon Greene drew his pistol and shot Lee in the ent breast, , the ball ‘severing the artery which feeds the heart. Lee then clutched Greene and stabbed _ him three times about the face and throat, and in five minutes both fell and expired. The affair {creates intense excitement. Lee is originally from Petersburg, but has been living for some time in North Carojina. He has relations in Petersburg. Tue DyNamite PLOTTERs.—In the House of Commons last Friday, Sir Wm. Harcourt, home | Secretary, read a dispatch from U. S.-Minister Lowell. informing Earl Granville, foreign secre- | tary, that he had wired cretary Blaine on the | 29th of July an account of his conversation with Lord Tenterden, respecting the infernai machines at Liverpool, to which he had received a reply from Mr. Blaine, stating that the national, stat | and municipal authorities are seriously eadeay- oring to discover the authors which, he has reason to believe. very few were engaged, and that no pains would be spared at | discovering and prosecuting them. ss L Detks THAT JEFFERSON Davis AD $60,000 oF GOLD IN 11S SADDLE BaGs.—Gen. George G. | Dibrell. of Te qd Mr. Jefferson Day! hi southward after Gen. Lee's surrender, has pub- | lished a letter, in which heridicules the recently- | published statement of an officer of a Michigan regiment that Mr. Davis had £60,000 ef gold in | his saddle-bags when captured. Gen." Dibreil says that the specie, which was carried by a | train of four wagons and amounted to $108,000, | was paid to the troops at Washington, Ga, by order of Gen. Breckenridge. The money was paid over by Maj. E. C. White, the senior qquar- | termaster present, and each officer and. soldier received the amount —226 25. frell adds: “Major White, after the pa | Were all made, handed me a report in writing | of the amount’ received by him and the pay | ments made to each command, showing how hy had isbursed the $108,000. This report I | brought home with me, but have lost or mislaid |it. Maj. White was a citizen of Anne Arundel | county, Md. but of late Thave been unable to learn his address.” ers in Cincinnati still hold out, and are receiving donations from other | trades-unions. The people of that beer-quaiing Aiden are getting pretty wrothy about it. too, and some of the newspapers haye even gone so | far as to say that the health of the city is being L by their being obliged to drink the stuff made hasti sold rapidly by non-union brewers, which beer, they say, is not allowed to ferment. 5 | THe Strixine Bre an E eS WITH A MULATTO.—A telegram to the New York Herald from Hartford, Conn.. August 3d, says:—Information has been, received here of the elopement from Glaston- bu Ada Evans, a white girl of only fifteen with a mulatto named Geo. Fish, who i » The intimacy of the pair b al by the friends of the girl or he arents, who are respectable people in mode jcular motive is t which will prove her ruin is a bright, quick-witted quity we ted for her aze, and had a: ated some money by light work duri mnounting to not over at night, crossing the C cut river to Wetherstield ina boat. mised that they are secreted in. this | Fish has been emplo: | friends, or that they may have reached Spring- | fleld. last seen at Hartford de- | pot. The authorities are searching for them here | and at Springtield. j —s0-, MARYLAND AcerseD | of Mary! ever enlisted in her regiments during the war | from outside states. It was a time when a thon- | sand-dollar bounty was easily obtained. Iely | ing on the honor of that state several Delawar- jeans enlisted in the 5th Maryland reziment. | The state paid all their own soidiers, but never paid the Delawareans. The Delawareans saved | them so many men in the call for troops. They |could have got afar larger bounty in othe | states, but they relied on the honor of Mary land. "A Delawarean, who has written to | Grand Army post of that state, who lost his health in the 5th Maryland. and now can do no labor, has been informed by them that the lezis- lature has passed a law prohibiting the payment of any more bounties. They thus broke their contract, and the Delaware men who trusted to land faith now suffer in poverty from that state breaking its pledged word.— Wilmington (Del.} Republican. a APPLICATIONS come in by the hundred to the “Society for Aiding Young Women to Emigrate } to Canada,” since Lord Shaftesbury, who is its | chairman, announced that the people there want not merely to employ but to marry girls from the mother country. A CRANK ATTEMPTS TO STEAL A CORPSE New York a funeral procession composed of col- ored persons, who were following the body of a child to Cypress Hills Cemetery Wednesday after- noon, was stopping at the 34th street ferry wait- ing for a boat, when suddenly a man ran to the hearse, took the coftin out, and before any per- | son could prevent him, broke it open and seized the body of the dead child. the body replaced. The man was locked up. | He described himself as Jeremiah O'Connor, an old police officer of Long Island city. He would not answer any questions as to his reason be insane. A RovaL Love Matcn—A telegram from Madrid says: The Infanta Eulalia will shortly | be mayried to an Austrian archduke, brother | barely seventeen. Her betrothed is also quite young. The young people fell in love with | each other during a recent visit of the archduke place in this city in December. <o- A Lover's Tragic DeaTH.—At Sipe Springs, | Texas, Wednesday, a man named Vaughen killed | aman named Wood. The latter had been paymg attention to the daughter of the former, and had by him been warned to desist. Wood did not | heed the warning, and as he called at the house Wednesday the young lady’s father literally | blew the top of his head off with the contents of \ashot-cun. Vauzhen is at large, but is being | pursued. The people of the neighborhood are | very bitter against him for the crime, as Wood | was well liked. SSS Boy Snoorers in Norra Carorina.—a little incident of North Carolina life is thus described y the Newbern Nutshel: “A very large colored boy called a very small white boy a very ugly name yesterday afternoon, and the white boy, who had a shot gun in his hand, discharged one barrel at the colored boy, some of the shot tak. ing effect, but not inflicting a serious wound.” ..--The Edenton (N. C.) Clarion has this brief story of a US gata affair: “On Thursday morning, July Burke's boys shot his brother with a pistol, mortally wounding him. Immediately there- after he reloaded the pistol and shot himself, causi ing instant death. only a few hours. shocking affray about 10 and 13 * | widow, children He was secured and | | for attempting to steal the body. He appears to | of Queen Christina. The Princes« Eulalia is | to La Granja, The wedding will probably take | near Edenton, one of Harvey _ The trish Revolutionists. RELEASE OF JOHN DILLON CATHOLIC WARNING AGAINST ALLIANCK WITH INFIDELS, A dispateh to the London Standerd from Dub» lin says: Mr. John Dillon has been released from Kemanwait jail, The same dispatch says a pase toral by Archbishop Met ss was read i the chapels of the arch-diocese of Dublin on 3 in which the Archbishop siys: “We must raise our yolee, even at the risk of being misunder stood by friends and misrepresented by enemies, and warn the people against an alarming tm- pending danger. Some 1 . when an alliance between Irel and the worst infidels of Paris was courted by unauthorized our Cethohe instincts recotled from the dishen- oring union. Similar attempts are now being made.” The pastoral adds that secret societies are the deadly enemies of domestic peace and. national prosperity. mH A dispatch fre ment of the convention of Irish layed by reasons which are variously given. ‘One account says that there was a disturbance over the custedy of the #100,000 skirmishing fund. Another report, and weil authenticated, is that the convention will not adjourn before Wednesday, owing to charges made by J. Car ran Keegan, a reporter, formerly en the Provi- dence that George J. West, a mem- ber of the convention, and reported to be its secretary, and who has taken a prominent share in its deliberations, isa paid spy of the British government. Keegan has alleged that he knew West in Ireland and that the latter was a detec- ttve connected with the Irish constabulary, and was once dischanged from that position; ’ that West's father and brother were disreputable citizens, and that West has been here for seme time in connection with the work of ferreting out the slayer of Lord Leitrim. Keegan's state- ments are denied and branded as unreliable by it, if not all, of the ds An Associated. reporter interviewed West, who said that he was born in America and had never been out of it. He says that Keegan's motive for this at- tack isto gain notoriety. It was decided by some ofthe prominent members yesterday that extra precautions would be taken to-«dlay as to the character of these admitted inte the vention, and that everybody should be required to show their credentials and lay bare their hi use. Some merit ng the people and using the skirmishing fund to create the United States of Great Britain and Ireland. The Wolf Tone Circle, the only Fenian Brother- hood in the west, and outspoken for war with England, has sext who will ap- ply for admission. Mike Chicago is ts head. THAT REMARKABLE PRENIAN RAM BUILT ON THE SULES VERNE PLAN. William Kennedy, of Troy E to have invented th Fenian ram now in says the ram is a miy fect which can be remedied by an Invention known only to one man. The larger vessel will carry 40men, can be provisioned for six months, ean run s an hour, and ean stay 1,000 fect unde four hours, and after 10 minutes water can It was Kennedy is 50 years old 1. He ‘has 19'medals Brien, water respite on down ayo. Was bora in Hel: H for scale IN PENNSYLYANTA AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATIONS. BUILDING (of building and savings associations w plan is attracting attention here, on a partly n int event of death ofthe workingman often has no way the monthly payments and the by the ation, whieh s course she receives y, With six percent d the property has not depre- ass } it to th back the ainterest, provir ed in value y n provides for the wh associating with the old style ofp: monthly dues the new feature of pay small sum additional per share as an in- surance fund. 7 urance fee enables the y to guarantee to the family of any de- the pay- monthiy dues without cost to the other heirs, until the society runs ont. Suppose a man bas six shares, om which he pays #6 per month. He also pays twenty extra per share per month for his insuran making his entire monthly pay- ment $7.20, At the end of the year he has paid £14.40 for his insurance ceived it, and he, as still an interest in it. Suppose he buys out his six shares and receives £1,080, for which he pur- chases a home. If he dies a week after the pur- his widow at once becomes possessor of home, and the building assoclation keeps up the monthty payments. All members of the society are examined by @ doctor, the same as in any insurance company. Members between 21 and ars of age only jaretaken. The mean, therefore, is 38. years. Ordinary life insurance for $1,000 for cne year in old line companies on persons 38 years of costs more than the £14.40 paid to the building association each year. After a building asso- ciation has been in progress a few years itsmem- bership generally nunibers about 400, Ail to- (gether they hold about 1,500 shares. Each month, therefore, the society receives $1,500 a8 dues paid in, and £300 insurance fund. The insurance fund amounts to $3,600per year. Ifno [one dies that year the amount becomes a re- serve fund. If at any time a member who has been in ood standing for any period finds that | he cannot continue his payments, he can draw out all the money he has paid in for dues, with six | per_cent interest, but his insurance money he | lorfeits.— Reading ( Pa.) Cor. N. Y. b A Miuuiowaine’s Wita..—The will of the late James Stokes, of New York, was admitted to probate on Saturday. His estate is valued ab 37,000,000. About £50,000 is bequeathed to dif ferent societies and institutions, the remainder is divided equally among his children. The society has re- of the members, has | | DIED. = BEACH. Toosday, August 2d, 1981, at 10 o'clock Rk SaTHANTEL BEA athe = ay sa ving awife and seven cl a obdet seventeen Yeats. Aluative and resident of Washington city, D. BROWN. Near Germantown, Md.. August 7th, 1 BESSIE MAY, youngest child’ of Annie G. and ri Brown, aged fifteen months. | home and peau iiness, CATHERINE 8. ‘wife OfPatric Scanlon, iu tie twenty eighth yar of ber mae: ‘Funeral will take place froin 1033 Seveuth street north. east, on Tresday, August 9th, at2:300'clock p.m. Rela tives and friends are Pecpectfally invited. May hersoul rest iu peace, Amen. 2° U ¥ ‘ZY! CADERTAKER, 1317 Hiew (2p) srrerr, Gronortows, | moi "Opposite Butehery Market.) WOOL HACKETT, with Avareres Bu FURNISHING UNDERTA, Ei, No. 316 ‘Ivania avenue northwest, between 34 and ‘43g strects, Everything arst-class,” Joe R. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, janld 1397 Texru Srerer Noxtuweer. _GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. __ | HATTER, j 1937 PexxsyLvaNta AVENUE, | GENTLEMEN'S PEARL DRESS HATS. | ea See ot STRAW HATS for Gents, Youths anf | st GUANACO UMBRELLAS, | JovlotSIck UMBRELLAS, #2 and $2.50, HAMMOCKS, $1 to #2. HOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, 316 F STREET NORTHWEST, OrP. PaTENT OFFice. FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, a «pectalty, 8 State that McDow, the murderer of Brayton, left South Carolina for the west two days after the Killing. It is stated that he spent the ni; with a relative in Oconee, near the Tugaloo river, and left early in the morning for the west. He was awe in a in com} another man. es int! Man answeringsto McDow's through Oconee going westward at the time and t section rea jon. to. barricaded to-day \ fast ninety: thing treertain, a | electricity, the his description passed : ae Dr. TaxNEeR TRAINING POR a Toner MonTas’ Worka trout hate: Po anzust 9, ‘ears: Dr. tase Erie, Pa., Auzust 4, says: Dr. ner, the great faster, registered his diploma with ‘room to be charged a strong current. This being » he obtain a negative clement from the tion of his tissue. He is now fattening fast, as plenty of adipose is necessary.