Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1881, Page 3

Oe _ AUCTION SALES. LADIES’ GOODS. TO-MORROW. SALE OF IMPROVED - | Tiss tae ON THEY FAST SIDE OF BOUNDARY AY STREET EEN AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION: (VER LANDINGS. On and after AUG: oe. E os ESB A oa AT UR. sien. every MON Savior SiS DAY, Tite an On ¥ as far as omini, Currioman Art a Currioman and necting ‘each trip with steamer Mys- ‘3 wharf, 5 chappell Point mck THU remi on WE GUST, A.D. Issi, AT SIX O'CLOCK P.M. the follow- ing deseribed “Real ‘the it and of trust on the propel JONES, Agent. "| Ser Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. p00 t0 be pald Gown Steamer SUE, Capt. W. G. Groarncan, leaves Ste- SUNDAY at six o'clock p.m. for ver and Baltimore. Returning, leaves Bal- Bmore every FRIDAY at four c'elock p-in., arrives in Washi Passengers for Lower day nicht. Biver Landings shou'd take e 2 All river freight must be prepaid. For farther in- STEPHENSON & BRO., 1th street wharf: _m28-3m Or Oiliee cor: Penn. ave. and 12th street. J ORPOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. _ STEAMED LADY OF THE LAKE Pe BALTIMORE AND RIVER LANDINGS.—The ___ HOUSEFORNISHINGS. (REAT REDUCTIO REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, &o. ‘wharf, foot of Sixth MORX- above goods, will sell for the next Bary WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY at 5:50 oeloek y. aalrty dap att0 TO per ceat off prices. Those in = touching at Piney Point. Point cokout and Fess Monroe. Excursion Tickets will be issued as set and ce Slate Manteln: hes ‘¥ill Bnd 58 fo Sheke gdvant- ace fo call and examine our large seeortment of above "Keenta for St. Fireside Jewel. 1d Head Social and Stag ‘Ranges, W. S. JENKS & CO., _ys 717 SeventH Staeet Norwest. N EW GOODS By ™ " Perce Round Trp io Ph SS rte tst-class Round Trip to Piney and Leokout. Becond-class... : = Seeond clans Fyn tj Returning, leave DAS and SATCRDAYS. at tourer Tickets and staterooi lock p.tn. rooms can be secured st general Qffce, 613, 15th street. inthe National Motropolitan POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. ig ee oF Onis oe re ehart. DESSERT PLATES, DINNER SETS, JOHN GIBSON and N Se Pier 41, East 7 ae x TERD Be at four of ‘clock p. STATUETTES, TOILET SETS, at . 7 Paiticulars apply to acent, 63 water structs Genrwctown, | VASES, TEA SETS. ALFRED WOOD, Secretary, _ap26 613 15th street, opposite . 8. Treasury. FOr) EW YORK DIRECT. MERCHANTS | WAND MIN “RS TRAN PORTATION FINE PLATED WARE. and Choice Bits of CHIN. suitable ieee PRESENTS. sai W. BEVERIDG Jel 1009 PENNOTEREN [A AVENUE. FowLer’s PATENT FLY PANS. FRUIT JARS. JELLY TUMBLERS. ‘The Steamship WM. LAWR ¥; will sail from the = of Spears w AY, Auccust 3, at4 p (EEZERS: Freight recs ved daly" ‘foot of Spear's wharf. Lowest NOVELTIG IN CHINA AND MAJOLICA, ates guarantee TES SETS. ‘TOILET SETS. ‘Raves or Taso: First class, $6, incinding mealsand | | DINNE SE ‘TED and WHITE. DECO! stazeroom berth. SILY: esac WARE Ineals, if desired, 25 centseach extra, _ | of the fnest quality. in ico Fitch Ber Steamers a e Pier 4%, Eat er, New York, for ‘Cake Baal kets, Ca Gard Receivers, tonne. re, every SA t 3 Aa ee WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, Spear's Wharf, or font of Lanes Dock, Bac tiN Om, dell 709 MARKET SPACE. EO. H. GLO! A 3 wi ‘East Riven, © NEw YORK ROTTERDAM. class Steamers of this Line, OTTERDAM,” A. SCHOLTEN,” a CELEBRATED ‘TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZER. mayigrett D. on ‘CHIEDAM,” omy! the U. 8. Mails t9 the Neth lands eave, Wat- a ng the T. er ve fay carey : iy, on WEDNESDAY. KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER, ONLY#5. METZENOTE = Washington, or F. National Safe Deposit, Building corner New York avedue and 15th street northwest. Jal? J ORTH GERMAN LLOYD— 5: E BETWEEN New Yorx, Havre )UTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. steamers of this company will sail EVERY SAT- vRbat froin Bremen Pier, foot of 34 street, Hoboken. Rates of passage From New York to Havre, Tandon, Benth tou and Bremen, first cabin, $100; ‘Tae Best is Use, at J. W. SCHAFER’S, Jel0 Js ‘ST PUBLISHED. Bish stevraxe, $)0; prepaid on Marriazeand Divorce. 2vola, 6thod.$12 00 ee: make ose ee (0 OBERICHS & C0. Oliver "8 Conveyancing. ith edition. 450 « Green, New York: W. TT & | Waterman’s Specific nance of 6 50 sass Tecmagivacie aveus soccurese “Aevnie is for Eile vara jurisprudence, Voki $0 = The les Developmen 780 | ran and welopment, es Davis’ Rise hee 10 00 | re fi Square Libracy’ 2 a in Square 2 the munbers of FeauRI ‘Square Library” in Thave just iamed anew Law Catalogue, which Till end tree of to any addres RIsOM, Law BoonsELE HAND STATIO _ sy NY BOOKS. OF PASS Ps and $100, accu’ rein fh aces iundations, iekets fo Paris, $15 additic ‘Return tickets on favorable torias. Steamers marked * do not carry steerage. erase at very low rates. | Stecraxe tickets from Liv- fee] and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at went rates. Throwsh bills of laden given for Belfast, Glaasow, wre, Antwerp and other portson the Coutinent and Mediterranean ports. ny aan for For frenht and passage pany's office, Ro. 4 Bowin oD, OF sincere, andl cabin BIGE G05 Tih street, Washington, ‘Baby Rue, No N Name Serien.. AF & Co., BoOxSELLER AND STATIONER, 1015 Pennsylvania ayenue. ‘MMER READING. RAILROADS. The, Soon Ve Wm. Black BALtiore AND OHIO RAILROAD. ‘he Genians, tou : a eerie. ste of Leisure; reett, ‘THE MODEL FAST ee 'D THE ONLY LINE Synnove sobbaken. Seu cenose ‘THE EAST AND THES WEST ‘VIA WASHINGTON. Enst omeaar ma Friens, a Duett: ‘Stuart. DOUBLE TRACK! JANEY COUPLER! STEEL | book of Love Stories; Nora Perry. Poems of Ballads; Heine. Franklin Square Library. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, MetRoroLiTax BooxstoxE, 911 Pennsylvania avenue. SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY 22p, VE eR WASHINGTON. NNATI. AND ST. LOUIS EXP! * fiaitimors, Eiheott City, and Way Stations. EXPRESS. ‘1$:40-BALTIMOR! La we nN ‘ay _(Piedmon:! chower, Hagerstown: anid Way, via of Rocks and Way re AS PHILADELPHIA, S = N= BOOKS. England Without and Within, by Ri hard Grant Whi ‘The Republic of God, by Elisha Mulford. 0" VM Buildinw Eras, by Horace Cee on. exodus, by J. G. Murphy, D.D., Handicay wed bay Marion n Harland. Station: WW YORK AND BOSTON sto New York, Mrs rw Cook Book. N EXPRESS: (con- . + her Fea Hagerswwn aid ai Point of Mocks for | iiaian Carer Saroha: Fo js ites BALLANTYNE & S08. 39:00—0n ‘Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and 9 ey ee te a 30:00 BAL’ TIMORE, EXPRESS (stops at Hyattovl Guten, jis auction, MEDICAL &e no: rie ee CHi¢aGo, CINCINNATI AND | 72 AnusTRoNG CURES DISEASES OF ii permanently without dangerous icine. or disagreeable med except for medicines. Corner west. a6. ‘No 33:10—Baltimore, Eicott City, Annapolis and Way Sta | Fatrosts nou = ‘ vn ra Sunday only, for Baltimore and Way BALTIMORE EXP iS R. LEON. LDEST ESTABLISHED AND aoe relsbie LA LADIES: PHYSICIAN in thet city, can at $55 Maasachu: BAL MMOLE, PILADELPHIA AND NEW be consaied daily 3 eat cet arate tn can Baltimore and pacer yas Fred- | fs quickly cared Promnt ee 4:0—BALTI HYATTS VILL for ladies. dy13-1m EXPRESS, (Proderick, via alny, stope at Anuap olis Jun 4:45 oint oft ick Frederick, Hagerstown, Win. beng (0 CURE NO PAY!—TO ALL AFFLI vin. ite diseases come Stations. (Gu Sunday to Point of | ¥ Wocks and Way Stations on ny) §e21-2m" SS_baLTi an prea alattneburg and | JB, RICORD, 141 WEST FAYETTESTREET. Bar- ps at Hyattaville and from long experience in hosvital and private and Way sisdons. practice, iv enabled toarasrantos a cure in Syphiiticdie: ay Statin ‘orders od. throat, nose or skin. of in LTIMORE, HYATTSVILLE AND LAUREL ed, ey, rene aa natare decay, oat , are OF TSDURG, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS | PY: poo cier ELPHIA, NEW W, FORE snd BOSTON | Sept ee fareto uaitimore deduct to New York. LAUREL | aoe Stops ou sixnal or to let i pene | EALTH c. ington and Anna; PAL TH 11 WEST'S SHV E AND BRAIN TRENT. A Specific Deprenion, Lon of hence Beara on, Loss of Met Euutea oe ¢ Premature ature tation bet) ‘ashi ween Wi irae | acher stental Secee mae Otte etna Cally crore | Ph ‘Tmpotency, Involun rags ais froin Washington stop at Relay Station. | Os caused by over-e3 oe ore Fo. ae rer aeetine are ae ee petice sad | sete ymseh: leads ‘to “misery, $ docayand’ death, Obi Ticket Office, Washimcton Station and 619 and LST box will cure recent cases. in box contains one Pennsylvania avenue, commer Lith street, where orders | month's freatunent. One dollar a box, or #ix boxes for wil be taken for daxsaue w be checked e dollars: sent by tail prepaid on’ receipt of price, reeedved aay int is the ety See We guarantee six boxes fo enre any case.” With each ¥: ecoived by na for wx. boxes, accouipanied with | five doliarm, we will send the Tg ogee ae ee antes to return the money" if the peu treatmes Guarautecs issued by ‘STOTI < Show 450 Peuuayivunia, avenue, Warhington, D. C. Wh hojedateand Retail Avents, to whom ail orders’ should be addressed ocl6-5,t,ths ESTORED.—A victim of eariy im Miki cosas uervooe debility, "premature decay, te, having tried in vain every covered a simple means of self cure, which he will send | en = his fellow-sufferers. dress 3. H. REEVES, Le 43 Chatham street, New R. BROTHERS IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED of Sixth an Bret ‘olbwss asf owe: For Pittsbury and the West See vin diy to Putababe and Saul, with Sleep tug Cary froma IN } | hideasro;, Harnabuny to Cin- sd Chicago; 9:90. p.m. daily, to Pitsbures with Palace ( BALTIMORE. “AND POLOMAC RAILROAD. Canani Budi Ladies’ Physician in Wael ._ Female Irrega- | laritics, Obstructions, and Leucorrhas quickly cured. Office, 906 B street southwest, opposite Smithsonian. No For Wil sport, Loc! k a and ae at 10:30 a. | | Soames foe advice: — Je13-2m. MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La ties, 4 Allfemale BA th quickly cured. Can be | consulted eee tore: ee | femoSeiahn ins connect at Jer- pats of Brockivn Ancor ate ording ee rvet, avoiding double a.m. 3:00-5:40, 10:00 Gravel eudall Grinacy Disue es, Gravel nu inary Di Seininal Weaken, npetchey Geet all Blot and Skin Di ¥ 5:46, 10-b0and | syeedily: comet Gonoretvea curel in. 48 boure, for od Express, 30 a.m.’ daily, ex- | sale by WM. B. ENTWISLE, Drnzvist, corner 12th | Street and Ponnaylvania avenue. Price $3 per box, sent 3130,10-00 4:m. snd 2:00, | by mail under seal on receipt of m6 0 Ry 5:40, 980, ‘0 YONSULT DR. ROBERTSON 03 | (and Satueday at his office. 45 iG street, from bg debek DMs ou ifteen myn ie of the * | years experience, =e or Annapolis, 6:25 am. and 4:40 p.m. dally, except | Urinary Organs,’ Nan eter vets Noo- ‘Sui ae | turual Emissions, Lmy , &c. Gonorrhea or AND! A ESN recently a RIA /ASHING’ HAILROAD. me For Alexandria, 7.00, 7:20,9:20, and 11:30 5:00. 6 20, fod" 11-90 rn On hana fand 11.30 acta, and 8:00 p.m. For Richmond and the South, 7:00: aint 11-10 am. daily, and 5:00 p.m. daily, except Sanday. Trains leave Iiexandris for Washinct By 6-00. 9:05 and = 7 = 10-00 = 9:20 p. iG OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Band "Héo patiarae on Sunday'at'8 08 and 4 p.m. an we int "Manufacturing lewale « Fichete nad information sé 5 ctice, Shoo Bratucee: “Ail persons hate ea oe ‘AK BROS., northwest. orders can be le! hecking of se ie can anes _ M“= NO MISTAKE. RK SHOF. STOR! ISYLVANIA AVENCES known remedy, has dis- | 4 TRUSTEES SALE FECTS OF THE CON RESSIORAL (AGTEL, SOUTHEAST CORNEI: x By virtue of s deed of trust, date the Sist day of Sefoker, 1879, and duty recordéd in Liber No. 9 folio 346, e~, one of the land records for I ‘of Colum- on the: above “premisen’ “o on TUESDAY ‘avaust NINTH, 1861, at TEN ‘the Furniture spd Efféots coifained in schedule AA wttached to the above trust, and com; ‘part— ‘Walnut Parl noe aan Walnut and Maple Bedsteads, Ws Wirinies oaNciaran Ear suid other Carpets, Walnut Extension and other Tables, Four dozen Walnut Dining with other articles. W.H. CLAGETT, Trustee. F®-THE ABOVE §. POSTPONED MONDAY, APOE E Aue ‘UST, 1881, hour same hou} and place.” [a9-dts]__ W. H. OLAGETT, Trustee. LEY, Auctioneer, WILL SELL THE ENTIRE STOCK CO“STAINED cont STORE fois tra STREET NORTE wT, DAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, rt AT TEN TER OGLoce AND SEVEN OGLOCK P.M. ‘The Sountern and Casea FRIDAY MORNING, AT TE: O'CLOCK.” Dealers are invited to this ale. ‘The goods must be sold without reserve. FOLEY, Auctioneer. Dror BROS., Auctioneers. cate ALE. MPROVED PROPERTY ON STREET. ee, NINTH a TENTH SrREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION. Pitas iota ancier ere eto is of Fagen agri’ eg ‘we will sell Wubn auction, fn abausre x Sel, at HALY-PAST FIVE Bleed or parcel of land and city of Inown an i Le st, feta pei a Sppurieances inj ‘easemen Vv: an to the samo belonging or i any-wise aa appertain- nOnethird cash. balance in six and. twelve otes to bear interest and to be secured by deed "Conveyancing, €e., at purohsser's conte. If terms are not complied with {n seven days the Trustecs the right to sete rink sad cost ef ton ioe after giving five va public notice ‘in Wash- Bora cpoatt of $100 rem iat Gime of sale. CHARLES T- ee cteuMers. _809, 11, 13, 16, 18,20, 23, 5 at ines, on TUESDAY ne THIRD, A.D. Tremipssitiade and bein in , Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Rots NESR THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 117m, at6 O'CLOCK, on the premises, wo ‘shall s ell ot No: sub. of square NO. 625, fronting 25 f felts avenue, between Tat street, west and North Capital street, with an average depth of 10734 feet, to a 15-foot Terms: One-third cash; remainder in six and twelve months, ‘with interest, and secured by deed of trust, or cash, at the option of the purchaser. (HARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. eh SALE OF A VACANT LOT ON THE ‘HWEST CONNER OF Hoke AND , and recor ict. will offer for malo at muiaie auction, infront Fremises, o1 Hsp Ay, , THE ELEVENTH. DAY OP AUGUST, pat O'CLOCK, P. part of Lot No. 19, Square N ‘No. 859. ‘Terms of kale: cash; balance in six and twelve months, with interest at the rate of six per cont per gumum. secnred by deed of trust on the property nold- $50 down at time of sale. Conveyancing at p cost. a5, 8&10 BYRON BEAR, Trustee. ‘PFRMETORY Sal SALE OF THREE E FRAME HOUSES On THURSDAY APTERNOON AUGUST ELEY. ENTH, AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of the we premises parts 19 and 30, in McGuire's subdivisi mn of Square 024) fronting 42 feet on Jackson Alley by lepth of 50 feet, bei Jn inrear of Government Print Yifice, between Gand Hvtreofe an Nest ‘Capital an iet streets west, — by houses Nos. 50, 5: ee, atsix and trelve ales and tp. be secured DY, ‘aust. Tertne to bo oomplisd with wa esven days ise resale at rixk and cost of purchaser after five ‘Terms: One-third cas! Liege notes to Dear it deed of days public notice. Conveyancing, We. at purchaser's | coat. each eit deposit of $60 on each hotise required at tim: a6-lieds DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TyVHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FRED! TREET, BETWEEN, FIFTH AND SIXTH SiReETS, GEORGETOWN, D.C., AT AUCTION. SDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST SIX- aes Toa at SIX O'CLC i, ih in front of the prem- bf wal Fell of Lola No. S14 and 15, pape Predei ck street depth 45 feet, more or less, with’ phe above Property is improved by a two-story frame F oct por on sold. Ail conveyancing at urchaser iscost. at time of sal ikds Hines AND ORGANS. ANOS. GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS. Several good second-hand instruments for sale upon easy terms at the Warerooms of W. G. METZEROTT & CO., 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Persona in need of a good Piano at a low price are re- quested to call at once. 96-3t ALLET DAVIS & COS UPRIGHT gay aoe WORLD eee a ND UNEQU: 5 the ont onepeian ced, ood toned Upright made iy le low-priced gl 3 Hi. T.'SUMNER, Sone AcEsT, ‘ap23-e0 GeLLine OFF. 811 Oru StReet NorTawest. SELLING OFF. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ‘To make room for a large stock of NEW PIANOS for the Fall Trade, I will sell an elegant lot of first-class, nearly new, SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT AUCTION PRICES. SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S PIANO WAREROOMS, 433 Tru Srneer NorTawesr. ‘The Trade specially invited to call. Jy23 GPP BRO. ‘e Have removed to their new Musical Warerooms, 109 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, And PEER Inducements in the Sale and Rent of PIANOS and ORGANS during the summer. REAT BARGAINS to Cash Buyers. 43 i PROPOSALS. FFICE OF THE INSP! OF BUILDINGS, DISTRICT OF 1 COLUMBIA. WasnINaTon, Seated veil be resolved at Othee of the Goma- mission UNTIL NOON, ON AUGUST 1arg, Tor tho erection of “Pwo Paviec ebook B plans, 8 pectinases ms and instructions Tor wie Yurnisned on appliestion to this office. ur must bese rarate. tee bach butlatage Gevoeit of ve ee lollars must accompany each bid aa bidder if succes ial enter, inte vooutrack ith good and’ sufficient bon in five days from Tate of award of contract, ‘The Commissioners reserve the ne to reject any or By order of the Commissione: THOS. 5 oe a5-6t WTWISLE, pector of Datatnges HY JUST RECEIVED A Large Assortment of SILVER-PLATED TEA SETS, ICE PITCHERS, ROGERS BROS.' KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS, &c., At Reduced Prices, SAM'L LEWIS’ SONS, Jewelers and Silversmiths, jy5 1215 Pennsylvania avenue. T['Wo CAR TICKETS GIVEN To Customers hee ae he ere ee Dollar and above. WATGHES 4 AND. "JEWELRY ‘REPAIRED AT THE RODGERS CUTLERY STORE, 631 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Under St. Mare Hotel, Washington, D.C. All work warranted to give satisfaction or moncy re funded. jyld-Im SPORTING GOODS. Hk. RUPPERT, (08, 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. THE RECEIVED af MGA LOAD OFS GPE EN SHOES FROM A ES EVER EXHAUST WASHINGTO: 34 THE €! BITED IN re , BS yTHER: . RACTICAL BOOK’ AND JOB PRINTERS, welts ee eS Washington, D. F * jain Be BINDING. ‘The LY BEXDERY employs first-class Work- * work. Itis one of the oud- eee sbusivuents in the caty. 1012 ivania | | \Saun SHOES; must be = Ssoors ana must be sold recardless of cost, | HEADQUARTERS FOR WHITNEY CHIL- DUEN'S CANRIAGE, coMrasy, © the for beauty, comfort and dtrabili cheapest ty, ity in ‘the ARCHERY prt pace ‘VELOCIPEDES, Tee \GONS. 3 a pBserived lance assortment of Traveling enc CROQUET M®- J. P. PALMER, No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, 29th to Rnpoasa's goods we wil afer the remainder ee oe STRAW coon, aa as aor FLOWERS, OSTRICH at greatly reduced prices. Store closes at 6:30 p.m. daily July and August. Jy7 M. WILLIAN, 7 Trevise, Paris. jo” 07 PENNSYLVANTA AVENUE. At “ost! ‘AT COST! es EEA F FANCY Sons, Fang Neckwear, Entrolamiee hee Fancy Articles, Sr AND Beeo Wet ACTUAL COST. NOW 18 THE TIME TO SECURE BARGAINS. MRS. M. J. HUNT, ty? _ 621 awp 623 D Srazer, Ixt. 6th and 7th n.w. ME. WASHINGTON, HIONAL BLE RESSMAKING AND, TRIMMING RE, = AL Baan AVES 970) Bore Suite, Comtemes, Cloaks, ie. ‘made in supe. Tior sty! we Dresses cut nd bested, anda a erfot fit cerned poreras Cory Bononea. STREET, HOSIERY DEP ieoes eye ECIALTIES TRE oe WEEE: A Se FNGLISH Hos! ee and ogy as Paw 50 cent - con a ee F xe pe READ ED IN STRIPE HOSE at THKes cerns ries. BS as ; Ela WEES 39 conte, reduced TAWA IS WILLE SOLD AT A bir i oF 26 oe CENT. He ite (3s, ALL SHADES. DOUGLASS’ jy2 9TH STREET. F ____ FAMILY SUPPLIES. 1,000 | POUNDS OF OUR SUPERB MARACAIBO COFFEE, RETAILED LAST WEEK AT 25c, PER POUND. No other Coflee ever gave such universal satisfaction. C. WITMER, Fuxe Groceries, $y30 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. (CS ON FRUIT JARS! CORNER ON FRUIT JARS! “*MASON’S IMPROVED,” ‘‘PORCELAIN LINED TOPS,” AND THE ‘‘GEM.” Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons, AN IMMENSE LOT JUST RECEIVED. GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING. ALSO, SUGARS STILL. DOWN! AND WE ARE ON DECK AS USUAL WITH A LARGE SUPPLY. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, ‘$04 97H STREET, jyll Opposite Critic Office. Copyuite SWAN” WHITE SWAN,” ‘THE CELEBRATED BRAND OF PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR, CaN BE Botony ONtx oF ~ GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries and Table Lux- uries.. Frank A. Kennedy's (Cambridgeport, Mass.,) CELEBRATED CRACKERS for sale. 3y23 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. LARET. CLARET. FRONBAC. ST. ESTEPHE, MOULIS. MEDOC. ST. FRELODY. PONTET CANET. CLOS DES MEYNARDS. MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE, B. W, REED'S SONS, $30 1216 F st, northwest. ‘OHN BR. KELLY, DgaLen tw Erpet-CLase CHEE EAMS Vane ELON, ke. CORNED BEEF Stalln 628, 629 and 690 Ceuter Market, 9th street wing, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Market; or Address Box 71, City Post Office. eaMarketing delivered free of charge to all parts of the ry Fo A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILERATION, VIRGINIA CLARET oF NORTON'S SEEDLING HUME, CLEARY & co. Market Space. aaa eet Justly named the “ SOVEREIGN, ot yields in perfection Rs holesame bread. 807 Market Space. are just the Wines. Adirect TCOMMENDADOR” PORT WINE, jroo! pure, and Ff eeicinal O ec se the very ‘607 Marl ht Space. the sideboard and is unrivalled. HUME, CLEARY & CO., Jel4 807 MARKET SPACE. ¥ YOU WANT THE VERY NICEST BREAD BUY For sale by'all hrst-class’ are and Thloealo by Dealers in Flour, Feed, Uo * Ee star, Je6. fashington, TAAL MULE Cc. Fo? House SES CUCUMBERS, ONLY FIFTY CENTS. PALACE MARKET, CorseR MTH sTREET AND Naw YORE AVENUE. apt Avranded atthe National Fair over all other com- ‘itora, to CE ‘The handsomest Minnesota ea Pent ‘Hour in the United MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. A Magnificent Winter Wheat, Patent Process, aur GOLDEN F D FOr BALE ae EVERY ae Suass en WHOLESALE DEPOT, ; a let BERET Aub TubUwA AVENUE. fel WM.'M. GALT & CO. ‘THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, PENNSYLVANIA” AVENUE, SEASONABLE GOoDs oy IN STOCK. MEN'S DEPARTMENT: ht Chi riot Suits, Light Chev EVENING STAR. ...- AUGUST 9, 1881. Katee Capturing a Bear. It will be remembered that asad and fatal out | accident occurred at Madison a few years ago, by a team being frightened at a performing Frenchman and a bear, and that it cost the city a good deal of money to settle the costs. Oth wns resolved that they would not have any more bear performances in the streets. There was no town that was loaded for bears, after that accident, any heavier thagLa Crosse. The mayor, Joe Clark, was red hot, -~ he told iow a man the chief of po ice, Hatch, never to witha pete ing bear to come into. the town. lidn’t want anything better than a bear Hatch fight, and he said he should smile to see a Cana- dian Frenchman get up a bear dance in that town as Iong as he walked the streets. When the new mayor, Smiley, took the he had only one order to give the police, that was to keep an eye out for bears. There ‘was consternation In La Crosse on Tuesday, when a boy came up to the police office and said there was a man down town with a performing bear, and Hatch spiton his hands and told Pernue Clark to follow him. The bear was hitched to the hind axle of a mn, and the owner was in a saloon taking a dri Hatch said he would | go inthe saloon and capture the man, and told } Pernue to bring the bear right up to the station. | Pernue didn’t exactly like the way the thing was divided up, and he suggested that maybe he had better go in after the man and let Hatch take the bear, as he was an old bear hunter, but Hatch said the man was a rado. and he better surround him. So latch =went in and got the unresisting Frenchman, and started off, telling Pernuc to hurry up with the bear. Pernne is a man that, if he wanted a bear, had rather hire a man to go after it, but the eye of the chief was on him, and he walked up to the bear and took holdof the chain and said, “Come along, Mr. Bear.” The bear Teached up one claw and took hold of Pernue’s clothes about the small of the back and closed his claws and twisted a little, and there was about a pound of coat tail and pantaloons cloth and shirt that all came off together in awad, and | with a pale face Pernue started toward the lock- up to help Hatch hold the man. He overtook them as they arrived atthecalaboose, and Hatch asked him why he didn’t bring the bear, and he | said he came up to find out of the Frenchman | what the bear's name was. He said he never | could take a bear if he didn’t know its name. He | ut on a rubber coat to cover the place wherethe ear stepped on him and by this time Sam Campbell and Dave Littlejohn, the other police- men had arrived and they all went down after the bear. The boys made a good deal of fan of Pernue’sclothes,and Sam said the way to handlea bear was to look him right in the eye and para- lyze him. Pernue said he would let Sam para- lyze the bear, but before he got him Leen fees on more than one side the bear would rip all the clothes off him. Arriving at the wagon, Hatch said he would stand on the wagon tongue and hold it down, and they could surround the bear. The bear was lying in the sand asleep, and they got all around him and were just goingto pounce on him, when he rose upand the air seemed full of bears. The air seemed fairly fixed. With one paw he grabbed Campbell by the slack ofthe trousers, and withthe other he clawed Littlejohn on the shoulder, and he ripped their clothes scandalous, while Pernue got behind a dry goods box and Hatch held on to the wagon tongue. The bear stood up on his hind feet with both fore paws full of blue flannel clothing, and the police held a council of war on the wagon tongue. Finally they all got hold of the wagon and hauled it to the lockup, the bear fol- lowing, and then they gave the Frenchman his liberty and three dollars it he would take his bear and get out of town, and the last they saw of him he was going toward Winona locked arms with the bear, laughing, and the police went to a tailorshop to see if it would cost much more to mend their clothes than it would to get a new suit. Now they get together evenings and talk over the bear business, and Hatch asks them why they did not chloroform the bear, and use some judzment. ——— PARKER, THE TREACHEROUS GUIDE, SuoT.— Parker, who committed the assault on Mrs. Bull in the Adirondacks, was arrested on the bank of Long Lake, Hamilton county, N.Y., on Saturday afternoon. He resisted, and Constable Call ae him through the left breast. His recovery is doubtful. ———_—_-o. A CLERK ABSCONDS WITH $55,000 oF His Emproyers’ Moxr: New York dispatch says: Saturday morning the firm of J. C. Walcott & Co., brokers, 42 Broad street, informed the police that one of their clerks, who had been left to close up the business of the day previous, had absconded with $40,000 worth of stocks and securities and $15,000 in checks. The absconding clerk is A. D. Wheelock, 25 years of age and unmarried. He was left alin in the office in charge of the books and safe. He filled out three checks on the Continental Bank for 25,000 each, and got one cashed at the bank. On one of the others he got letters of credit on the banking-house of Brown Brothers, London, and_ the other on Drexel, Morgan & Co. The letters are nego- tiable in any part of the world where first-class banking houses exist. The firm has been in the habit of leaving three or four signed checks in the bank so that the office could at all times be ready to transmit business. The stubs were filled out by persons authorized to sign the checks, but the rest of the check was left blank, to be filled by the clerk in charge. Wheelock filled out these checks to suit his pleasure, and after taking 240,000 in securities, the numbers of which have been telegraphed throughout the country, left for parts unknown. It is supposed he sailed on an outgoing steamer which left on Saturday. The police have ascertained with certainty that Wheelock sailed for Bremen on Saturday in a North German Lloyd steamer. Under the treaty between Germany and the United States he cannot be extradited unless the crime can be construed into forgery. Venxor’s Latest VENTURE AT THE WEATHER. A telegram from Montreal last night is as fol- lows: Vennor says we may expect great change in the weather about the time the new comet is in its perihelion, when it will bealso nearest the earth. This will occur on the 20th of the present month. During the time from the 15th to the 20th of the present month, instead of being burned up, as we mi; t expect, we shall be nearly frozen by frost and strong cold ‘north- erly winds. ee KILLep His Moraer.—James Duffy, a thirteen- year old boy, picked up a gun on Saturday in the boarding-honse at Bridgeton, N. J.. where he and his mother were spending the summer, and began playing with it. Several times he pointed it at his mother and others and she finally ordered him to putit away. He said, ‘Oh, mother, what areyou scared of? It ain't loaded,” and just then the gun went off. The charge went through his mother’s heart, killing her instantly.—New York Herald, to-da; oe eee NFORCING PARENTAL COMMANDS WITH A SHOT —The Galveston News's Comanche special say ‘On Tuesday night at Snipe Springs, 22 miles north of here, a blacksmith named Payne shot and killed a young man named Wood, who had called on Payne’s daughter in violation of Payne’s command.” SEEKING DEATH aT NIAGARA. telegram to the N. Y. Herald from Niagara Falls, ‘August ‘Tth, says: Mrs. Kate Adams, residing at No. 159 Cedar street, Buffalo, attempted to commit sui- cide last night by jumping into the Ni: ae river from in front of the pulp mill just the American Falls. She was noticed oF An attendant in a curiosity store near. the spot, to act strangely, but not enough to admit of inter- ference. Shortly afterws Mrs. Adams made the fearfal leap. The alarm was at once given and Mr. W. A. Philpot, who happened to be near, threw off his coat and vest, ran down the bank some hundred feet, where the lady had drifted into the stream, and brought her safely to land. In response to a telegram J. T. Adams arrived here to-day and took the lady in charge. A de- ranged mind was the cause of the suicidal at- tempt. A Nover Divorce Svrt.—A telegram from The Pennsylvania Outlaws. TWO ARRESTS—THREATS OF LYNCHING A telegram from Pittsburg, August 7, says: Constables at McKeesport arrested two men a day near Deadman’s Hollow whoare thought to be the leaders of the of desperadoes who murdered MeClure. ‘They gave thelr nasnes a: | “Shorty” and “Reddy.” ‘and the former is thought to be the leaderof the gang. He bezged iteously that his mother should not be told of is arrest. spoken of in the ing more. An immense crowd has gathered | around the jail and threats are being made of lynching the men as soon as it can be definitely settled that they are the persons who committed the crime. The dectives think they are the men whom they were after. Some people think it is merely a ruse to allow the real culprits to get a re but this is folly, for their lives are hardly | worth a burying at this writing, and it may be | that by morning they will have graced a lamp post oF a tree. i Tre Scorcuinc ScMMER IN THE SovTH.— During the past fifty years, The Memphis Ava- lanche thinks, there has not been so long a du- ration of extremely hot weather as has been felt in most parts of the country, but especially, perhaps, in the south, since about the middle of June. The 1881 will long be remembered asthe scoring ear, when the north was visited by more es and more storms and whirl- winds than in any previous year during the past fifty, when more houses were blown down and more lives destroyed by tornadoes than ever be- fore, and when the south was more generally burnt up in her corn crops. _ Cmrcaco’s INCREASED } MORTALITY FROM THE Heat.—The deaths in Chicago last week out- numbered those of any previous week. The number was 527. The rate was 50 52-100 per thousand, as against the normal rate of 18. The highest number ever recorded before was 452. The preceding week 334 people died and the same week last year 221. The intense heat was | the chief cause of the increased mortality. = > A War or Passencer Rates has broken out in the west which threatens to rival in bitterness that existing in the east. A day or two ago the Wabash road instructed its connections west of Kansas City toshereafter add the low rate from Kansas City—#4 to St. Louis and $7.50 to Chi- cago—to their regular rates from all points on their lines. f to passengers buying through tickets at Kansas y, but the roads west of that point could only ticket through to St. Louis and Chicago by ad- | ding the regular tariff rates, which were about a half more than the rates given above. Tue Tease 's Co VENTION AT CHICAGO Was reinforced yesterday by Mayor Smith, of Denver, and P. J. Sullivan, of ‘San Francisco, each of whom is said to have’ subscribed 25,000 to the general fund. The Ancient Order of Hibernians, who have refused to come into the convention, | say that their refusal is due to the fact that the | uthering does not receive the sanction of the Fontan Catholic church and is essentially a se- cret society. SS eee WAsnERWOMEN’S STRIKE.—The colored wash- erwomen in Atlanta, Ga., have struck work, and refuse to wash for less than $1 per dozen. They have even effected an organization, which has been joined by nearly two hundred. Sev- eral “outrages” by the society have already | been perpetrated on outside washerwomen that | will call down the law on them. —————— Exper Jamrs Wutre, the founder of the sect of the “Seventh Day Adventists,” and presi- dent of their publishing association, and of the college at Battle Creek, in Michizan, died at that place of malarial fever on Saturday, at the age of 60 years. He was a direct descendent of Peregrine’ White, the first white child born | among the pilgrim fathers. A Deap Bopy sx a Cuvercu.—a te New York, August 7, says: The congregation of the 14th-street Presbyterian church were dis- turbed to-day by a smell of escaping as min- | gled with a more intolerable odor, which ap- | peared to come from the Sunday-school library. The doors of the library were forced open by the police and stretched upon a cushion in the mid- die of the floor was found the dead body of the sexton, J. B. Osborn, nearly nude and in an ad- vanced stage of decomposition. The room was | filled with escaped gas from the connecting pipe of a small gas stove. The stove was upset and the pipe broken. The police think that Osborn purposely broke the gas-pipe and allowed the was to escape with a view of suici END OF A COMMUNITY IN OREGO! portant suit has been decided by Ju in the U. S. district court, involving the matter of common. property held by the well-known German colony at Aurora. This colony was founded in 1855 by Dr. Wm. Keil, and they came from a mother colony! in Bethel, Mo., which was founded by the saine Dr. Keil in 1835. They held their property in common and were pecu- liar in their religious beliefs. Keil lived they were satisfied with the matter of common heril But after his death a = or two since a movement was made for indi vidual ownershi ry. Asuit was in- stituted which has resulted in the decision in the case of Bacherd against Miller, which con- firms the division of the property. This breaks up all the joint stock arrangements, but it is thought will not materially affect the progress and prosperity of the community, but some think it will greatly improve it.—Portland Ore- gonian, July 28. THE CHARGES OF Misconpuct in office pre- ferred against registers of voters in Baltimore have been abandoned, except the one of haying failed to putthe residences of voters opposite their-names on the precinct book: ——$o.—_—$— AMERICA AS. AS THE HoME OF TRE % Pore. —The London Standards correspondent at Rome says serious proposals have been made recently to the Pope that he should transfer the seat of the | Holy See to America, where an independent po sition will be assured him. Ss THE PUBLICaston of the St. Petersburg Golos has been suspended for six months for having exceeded propriety in criticising the conduct of | the Prince of Bulgaria and Gen. Ernreth, and in | exposing the disorder existing on Russian men- of-war on foreign stations. Tue One Cent Svsscriprio: Approving and supplementing the Cincinnati Commercial's suggestion that one cent subscriptions be sent to Cook, who was fined for whipping a Newark man who expressed pleasure at the attack on President Garfield, the’ Cleveland Herald offered to act as the custodian of such cash as might be sent. It has received already several thousand names, some of them coming from interior country towns. The moyement has excited wide-spread attention and comment, not un- mixed with much amusement. Many sug; that the excess over the fine be laid aside asa reserve fund to be employed in slapping the Newark man agai ———$— Tue Horrors or ,Lyxcu Law.—The negro Wash Allen, who was lynched for the murder of Mr. M. J. Scott at Kingston, was swung up sixteen or eighteen times to extort a confession from him. When taken down he told a discon- nected story and implicated other negroes, who eons roved an alibi. Several times the hardened wretch laughed in the face of the party after he was let down, and never begged for mercy. though he asked to be shot. Sheriff Sample says he was one of the most intractable prisoners he ever had in charge.—Slreveport (La.) Times. ——___———_+9-—____ A Youne Man in Dover, N.H., was consider- ate enough to resign the position of Supreme Master of the Supreme Council of the United Order of Reform Templars of the World before eloping with the girl of his choice. Gen. Rosrert Lowery, the democratic nomi- nee for Governor of Mississippi, was taught to | read by his wife, since which he has risen to be | one of the ‘most it infl ential m men in the state. George Leonard | Smith too took ok hold 0 oftwo of the braher 0 of the commentator of the generating machine of the Brush Electric Light company in such a manner as to unite the currents, and was Cleveland, Ohio, August 6, says: Chang Lee, a instantly killed. Chinese laundryman, has filed a petition for di- Late on Saturday afternoon at Nanticoke, Pa. vorce from his wife, Elizabeth, an Irish woman, whose maiden name was Barnes. In his peti- tion he alleges that he married the defendant in November, 1875, but that after a time defendant fell, and has since made a practice of association with such Caucasian maies as offered their at- tention. This is said to be the first case of the J. Adams, U.S. mail carrier between that place and Harvey's creek, was drowned in the Susque- hanna river while bathing. Mrs. Simpson shot and Ler! Wm. P. Lyburn, of Coraville, Ohio, Saturday, for refusing to deny in his watered as bo kind that has ever occurred east of the Rocky Mountains, if it has ever been paralleled in the United States. Chang is quite a swell among his countrymem owning several of the laundries of the city, dressing in the most approved style. and profuse in the matter of watch chain and ny , a8 some allege, in self-defence, his wife finding ipmuch..too convenient an append- age for his comfort. NotasLe Events 1x Evrort The body of Jennie Cramer. aged 20, of New Haven, Toons was found in the the water ‘os West Haven, morning. There are suspicions of foul play. ‘The Shortly after his marriage he cut/Off free ore Ss ee He says be istheman who has been | but he would say noth- | Heretofore the rates were only given | So long as Dr. | Be The Pleasure Not Mutual. While Mrs. Miriam J. Fiowers-Miller, of How. ard County, was walking along Massachusetts avenue yesterday, she suddenly came face te te face with her husbaud, who ve } his home shortly after their m: yearago. Witla scream the lady ) arms and exclaimed, “Oh, I + Eran the joy of the moment proved too nak for her ex- hausted physical condition—the lady having been in ill he ur enjoyed at the ineeting, took to his heels | and scatpered off. Indianapolis Journal, Aug, 6 GroLoaicat 5 vey o oP THE PENNSYLVANIA Charles A. Ashburner and H. M . D.. of Philadelphia, and Prof. E. Ls | Doolittle, of the Lehigh University, a commis- sion appointed to make the state geological | survey of the anthracite coal fields, arrived at Wilkesbarre, Pa., yesterday. They began work | At once, and it will take them two years and six eeey whe ——- the survey of the Wyoming see Capt. Jack McLean, Norfolk, Va., was cured of a severe case of rheumatism by St. Jacobs Oil. ——— BURKETT— RODIER aya c 2 at Tare me On s A RA E. BOD! v 0 x both of this i oe Peay FOWLER. Suda pt HENDERSON TOWLEL, Im the cety Ants IMs | awe In the loss of our husbend and father we feel that our nearest and best friend has left us, and it will eave en aching void in our hearts thatcan never be filled, but | wecan cherish bis memory and follow his Christian em | Smple, until we are united in God's mansion above, and shed our tears of sorrow, and say in the language af one of old ** Blessed are they who die in the Lora.” Funeral from his late renidemen, 11 cast, Thursday, Aueust 11, 7 — (a invited to atted i On Tuesday, Aurast 9th, 18°], after alone | ae SI ARY, beloved wife of John Fe in the fifty~ third year of lier axe meee Relatives and frienda are rexpectfully in ber funeral on Epereten. ry een 1th, from her late residence, No. 628 6th sires LEITCH. siete “it, eek T. BB. 34 street gouth= m. Relativesand ith . Nout io, at 3 oclga ease copy. MAKKs. 8 Monday mie MAY, infant son of S.A. aged ‘five weeks and f OBRI fe of Richart O'Bri | Sd thielife mathe st ef A ISet, ase twintj-one ed this life ou the Ht of August axed twenty’ | Yearsand sixteen deya. | Mutt {SS} amt twenty Taney st ie within our, dwelling, Sad is our home i ait Eumoral will take, place ew o'ddock pn tend, No. | strwets, Ge 4 ppecctegn dl a ot half past «ix janm pam, Sh008 SCHERER, two rare, after jong and painful illness, ‘which ‘bose with Christian fortitude. Dearest father, thou hart teft us, We thy low aont deeply feed: But ‘tis God that how bereft ns. can all our sorrow heal, funeral will take By His Sow. late residence, 460 Oth, at 4 o'lock nily ‘at ronpect- Papers please m. | Ray requested to attend. __ UNDERTAKERs. | w* Fr. =e i, ERTAKER, 1029 SEVENTH Sim 420 bet. N. i OWN A. WETZEL 1317 Hien ORGETOWN, | maa Market.) 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