Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1881, Page 4

AUCTION SALES. _STE AMERS, &e. AUCTION SALES. LADIES’ GOODS. THIS AFTERNOON. IPRGSTEES. SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE iE EAST SIDE OF BOUNDARY BERN EEN NINTH AND RTHWEST, AT AUCTION. —_ POTOMAC y RIV ER LANDINGS. -t. 1881. the steamer t wharf, foot 0 ret, PTE RSDAY won SATUR- ings. Ob MONDAY as far as on HCD AT, Se ‘Currioman ond sock, tip vith steamer Mrw: Ferry and Mattox é ree MATTANO hart No POTOMAG Riv" EE LANDINGS an follows days for Nomini, on Thursdays for Ma‘tox ‘creek a Nomini; on Sundays for Mattawoman C Foint ahd Mattox Creek; returning on touch Lan yroins end returning STREET, ‘ENTH STREETS to, the undersigned, Gre. of the Land Hesords i ARROWS Oeil eave In ,m. every MONDA Barer ait rive, ani Rote & tee 4 ree] - WOOD, Manager. x O'CLOCK P- ae the foto Loe noe 2at7 o'clock m. for Cd it inaiabered eieht (8) in racket cot Cox's ores of Pleasant Plains, fronting At- 2 two-story frame dwelling. ‘Terms ‘ fourth cash: balance at six, fusive snd cighiom months, with interest. six up. and secured ST JONES, Agent. sid. id, Conveyancing tt cot Purchaser: 580% ALTIMOR! Steamer SUE, Cap wharf SUNDAY at nix Bmore every FRIDAY at four four ininston Saturday nicht. Ringe Landinen ob ould take this Tine. i river freight must be prepaid. For further in- feemetion tis 1H ENSON & BRO G Returning, leaves Bal- Giolock p.m.y arrives in _THIS EVENING. LEY, Auctioneer. WIL THE ENTIRE STOCK CON’ TN STORE 1018 en STRELT NORTHWEST. Commencing WEDNESDAY BEATE gust IO, FRIDAY" MORNING, ft AT aR street wharf; and 12th street. D » Tone TEAMERS. ae Ponape or THE LAKE xth street, o1 Day WebSEspat ond FRIDAY at 5:3 .. touching #t Piney Point, Point Took Fess Monroe. “Excursion Tickets ‘will be issued as fol- Fire class Touna Trip to Fortress Monroe and Nor. consists Counters and Cases on’ O'CLOCK. Dealers are invited to | mg t be sold without reserve. LEY, eee _TO; MORROW. Uf ee J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers. ORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST liza, at 6 LOCK, on the p we Jot sub. of square No. ‘625, front feet on iat street, weet and North Capitol 10736 feet, to. a15-foot remainder in six snd twelve r deed of trust, or col bd tri Firet-class Fare to Piney Poit Piet class Round Trip to Piney and Lookout between. street, with an average depth of |" ‘Terme: One-third cas montbs, with interest, and secured by all cash, at the option of the purchaser. kee OF DESIRABLE | ‘LOTS IN THE Col COUNTY. — 1e request of the owner, I shall offer t for sale at m 'HURS. be secured at sin, the Lepr Metrcpontan way oft tbe office, 0 wharf. JOHN GIBSON ani E. River, New York, ever Darticulacs apply to jculars apply to acen ALPRED WOOD. 613 15th street, opposite U Wwaer sizects Georgetown. c a | 78 of Mel of st tRaePONTATIOS | Hii” in the ¢ county of ‘of Washinton, easy, ade Known on day of sale. i. W. ARNER, Auctioneer. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. COMPASS, TRANSIT AND TRIPOD AT AUCTION. shove will be sold SATURDAY, AU‘ Benge fag my suction Tocems, We PWELVE Precital¥- rei08. DOWLING, Auction can DOWLING, Auctioneer. MINISTRATOR'’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD cement EF! I shail sell at the suction rooms es AUGUST THIRTEENTH, AT. ie on order of the Orphan's ee ae Poe 310-3t cB. PENROSE, Advinistrator. MES 5. P. PALMER, for Europe June 29th to make selections for nex nes good we Mil offer the remainder of our STRAW GOO! Store closes at 6:30 p.m. 20 a SAY Joly and Anges Sy7 (OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALIAREE POvED, BUSES EP OrEeTy AND O STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SEVENTEEN, 1881, in mises, at O'CLOCK FS, Twill Hote Landa: im square 349, f 96 fe side of 10th street ap on 48 feet on C street, improved by a Two- . TRUSTEE’S SALE OF THE FURNITURE AND EF- FECTS OF THE CONGRESSIONAL HOT! SOUTHEAST CORNER NEW JERSEY AVENU! AND B STREET SOUTHEAST. bid 1, ad creconded tn haber X Kong as > BTS, and duly, r. 246, &e., on af Ss bape oes for Dis of tum- bia; the undersigned Trustee will sell at ‘the. sho TUESDAY. AUGUSTE | TH on x, NINTH, Tea, at TEN O'C Ber = A. M. 6 Furniture and Effects ee ‘in schedt above trust, and com Fanat Parlor] Win Tou Wainiat and Maple Bedsteada, Di 'Washstanda, Ws C. 8. Chairs, ssels and other Carpets, Pillows snd Bele Bilowe a nut Extensor Tables, ‘Oak Chairs, and Glassware, Cutlery, Xc., &c. Hien Heating stove 7 fTonecher wit iusry coker artes a4-dta y. H. CLAGE! S®-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTI MONDAY, FIPLEENTH AUGUST, 1881, came hour and acute feubloct to dissolution of restraining order of id time, Of Sears wlart, WEDNES- (CHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. RUSTEE'S SALE OF. rHW! col EET: VACANT LOT ON THE RNER OF EIGHTH AND H By virtue of a dead ef Gat, dated September = d, 3 ° Liber No: $eae tokio aaa, et seq the District of Columbia fale at public auction ront , THURSDAY, THE rates xusranteed. #2 $6, including meals and 1880, and recorded in | will ofter for 15, Mo Square No, 889. 0 cash balance in six and twelve months, with Interest at the rate of six per cent y deed of trust on the property EW YO! TITER N gE YORK ROTTERDAM. eee eer $50 downs af Ue ‘The first-class Steamers of this Line, “AYSTERDAM OTTERDA) “SCH Carrying the U.S. Mi tis mare, O24, fronting 42 f feet ton Jacks eet, of Government a. Tetwean@ and H ctrcete aad Nev Capit an ‘streets west, improved Dy houses Nos. 60 ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance atelx and twelve months, notes to bear interest, and to deed of trust. | Terms to be complied with tn seven days, otherwire resale at risk and cost (oe Raa notice. Sarerrace: a &c., at Washington, or F. ‘ational Safe Deposit Buitdins and 15th street northwest. jal? of this company will sail EVE of purchaser after five foot of dl street, Hoboken. paxohaee ‘The stean DKDAY from Bremen Fi Seuthan fon sand Bi w York to Hav en, fest cabin. $10: DUNCANSON BRO! ___ HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Great REDUCTION IN PRICES OF 7 REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, &. isa CO. York: W. G. ME’ TZEROTT & Y cusp ivan svenue northwest, Agente for ae LINE. Being overstocked In above goods, will sell for the next | thirty days at 10 per cent off ry alae Dricos. ‘Those in | ces, Ranucem, Slate 9 Naritels: Ren will hud itte thete ate ace to call and examine our large assortment of above | for St. Geonee, and Stax Head Ranges, Social ta wes, eT NORTHWEST. So ms uiarked * do hot carry steerage. at very low rates. iNew GoopDs own and all ‘other parts 4 POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. DESSERT PLATES, STATUETTES, enc a ie? ports on the Continent and DINNER SETS, TOILET SETS, FINE PLATED WARE. and Choice Bite of CHINA, itable for WEDDING PRESENT! RAILROADS. _ 2 AND OHIO RAILROAD. 'D THE ONLY LINE | VIA WASHINGTON. ; PATENT ae FAN JELLY TUMBLERS. FRUIT JARS. ERS. iA AND aragonica. ‘OILET SETS. BR DW, if ee finest i itchers, E | of th ae ce Cg eo ee WILMARTH & EDMONSTO __ 100 MARKET’ SPACE. ot "CELEBRATED ‘TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZER. and Way Stations. and | Way (Piedmont, SL og wt Hagerstown dndat Poilt of Hock for THE CELEBRATED KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER, (ove 36 Hystinrmic, GO, CINCINNATI AND ‘Tue Best iw Use, at J. W. SCHAFER'S, 1020 7TH STREET, Anove New YORK AVENUE. J Hau Pit rene RG, CI “ike OUIS, CESS } ind Divorce. 2 vole, 6thed.$12 00 Oliver's Conveyancing, 4th it ance of Contracts. rossed J at an ee Develo eff Davis’ Rise and F 20 iy Sauare Library” in pe canbe which a RG, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS | Iwill vend fre of charset any S ; K pip BOSTON | oat and Annapolis Other trains daily, except | AF uns Wasinucton etop at Relay Station sre t the Baltimore and 1 street, where orders cage to be checked aud received at cre Gal dW {chout and’ Within, “by tichaead Graut UMMIEN READIN is The Beautiful Wreteh; Win, Black 1 Ocean Free Lance; W. Clark ‘The Georzians: Round Robi ‘Hill 8. ure Hour Series. Sonove Sorbbane Synnove S ‘Africa; Major Pinto. Enyland Withont and Within; R. Grant White. Friens, a Duett; ‘Stuart Phelps. Kook of Love Siories: Nora Perry. Poems of Ballads: Heine, Franklin Square Library. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Mernorourran Bou any | Peunsylvai ia avenite. ith Paluce Cars to sa once ‘aud - k Have n and Ebnira, at 10:30 a. Enelana Without and Witt maha aoe Bashnell. | Commentary “on exodus, by J. G. Murphy, D. D., 1% a by Marton Harland. tun, by Richard Grant White. nj Eber men, by Sie Le Barobarn. and 4:49 p.m. daily, SEL LANG OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK oF BOOTS SHOES ; must be sold regardless of. as we stend going into the Manteca tae ney WitooetS Shoe Busi All eons haying SPEARS a us § AND FREDERICKS! AEESANDEIA’ AND Ness NO MISTAKE. THE NEW YORK. HOE STORE, and Leucorrhea quickly ; woe B AHOES FROM A Gite i recta oppoaite Sudltisosiany, ‘NO the office, northeast corner WY ue, andat the depot, | THE CHEAPEST. 5 volt LADIES’ SHOES OF ALL’ Misses’ Solid Button Shoes. ais GUsex or AND JOB PRINTERS, PRACTICAL Washington, D. CHILDREN’S GOOD SPRING iikBiii: lvania avenue, eenenns: of Gent's Fine Shoes, st raiees Gua GEO. McCARTHY. TH HE CELLULOID TRUSS; that aera aps } UGERIRTaae ‘The LYCETT BINDERY employs firet-clns, Work- it ork. cy. 1012 Peunsyivania’ sve eee BRO: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY 0) G STRERT BETWEEN NINTH AND. TENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION. grein Esbor Nor AGE follon Sy eh eens led in Liber No. folios 461, et seq. fand records of the District of Columbia, we wil etl at mblic auction, infroo of th ig prenuines, on TUESDAY ¥ | Ki NOON, AUGUST 'TWENTY-THIRD, A.D. 1881, at HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. all that certain yee’ oF parcel of land and premipon sitiats and being in e city of Washington, District of Columbia, and known and distingnished as lot numbered twenty-three (23), in the recorded subdivision of equare, numbers three hundred and ninety (300), toxether with the build ings, -anern ivilenes and, appu a the same belonging or thereto appertain= im One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, notes to bear interest anid to be secured by decd of trust. Conveyancing, a - Rn ey cost. If terms are not complied with in days the Trustees Tesurve the right to resell at the risk aud cost of the de- | faulting pur after giving five days’ public notice | gfjsuich resale in, some newspaper published in Waah- ington, D.C. sacar e Faeehe tne ati CH Vig, j Trustees. au9, 11, .18 IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FREDBR- ICK STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND, SETH STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D.C., AT ION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST SIX- TEENTH, 1881, at SIX O'CLOCK, in front of the prem- ies Twill sell parts of Lots No. $14 and 215, fronting | gn Frederick street 45 feet, more or less, witha depth of ihe: ‘Above property is improved by a two-story frame ‘ters of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and nonths, with notes bearins interest at 6 per cent ee ae until paid, and segured by a deed of trust on = Property wold. “Ail conveyancing at purchaser cort. | $20.down at timo of aale deeds PIANOS AND ORGANS. GeeLine OF SELLING OFF. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS To make room for a lange stock of NEW PIANOS for the Full 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 StREET NoRTHWwEst. ‘The Trade specially invited to cal Ge NUDE BRO: ‘e Have removed to their new Musical Warerooins, 709 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. And ave offering Special Inducements in, the Sale and Rent of PIA SPORTING GOODS. . WILLIAN OFFERS 20 PER CENT OFF HIS ENTIRE fake § ae dad at Breas Nove Silk Ws Street an eet and id Ravel ‘French See a ear Seca Va aeeiuy octal te 3 and White Laces fi foes ore cents. Hioee will bee ‘Paris. ‘Trevi, Past! PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WASHINGTON, DRESSMAKING A g TRIMMIN' 1211 PENGYLVANTR ve = te at short Ladies can End bested, and a perfect ft guaran iuade in supe: re eee association; but their withdrawal did not have __THE EVENING STAR, ‘WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1881. LIST OF THOSE IN ATTENDANCE. OFFICERS ELECTED, SYMPATHY FOR THE PRESIDENT, Etc. —_—__. The Railway traveling passenger agents’ asso- ciation of the United States and Canada met in egular annual session at the Metropolitan Hotel to-day. Some communications were read from a few members in the west withdrawing their names from the roll of the organization because of a controversy that arose at the meeting last year in Buffalo. The dissenting members an- nounced their intention to organize a separate any damaging effect upon the old organization. NINTH STREET. Croup ING. fe COMEN fe Pat ent the members of the latter to renewed efforts in BE SOLD AT | _ F. Wetherald, C., B.&Q.R.R., Schenectady, N. FAMILY. ae 1.000 POUNDS OF OUR ’ SUPERB MARACAIBO COFFEE, RETAILED LAST WEEK AT 25c. PER POUND. ‘No other Coffee ever gave stich universal satisfaction. C. WILMER, On the contrary, the efforts of the dissenters to weaken the parent association seemed to inspire its behalf. A number of new members were Me BINS] oe A venr feuY FINE admitted to-day, and the meeting was one of ae nae 2 er price ‘85 cents; forme a8 a a0 centa, reduc the largest that the association has ever held. LIST OF THOSE PRESENT. The following traveling agents were present: resident. W.B. Tinney, Marietta & Cincinnati and Bal- timore & Ohio roads, Indianapolis, secretary. James Timmons, Pennsylvania Railroad com- pany, Harrisburg, Pa. J. H. Larrabee, Ohio & Mississippi railway. Cincinnati. A. S. Burgess, Union Pacific R.R., Indianap- olis, Ind. Chas. Traver, Chicago & Northwestern rail- way, Chicago, Ill. W. W. Dunnavant, N. Y., Penn. & 0. R.R, Pitts- burg, Pa. Albert B. ee Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway, nta, Gi J. P. McCann, einen Val RR. Elmira. N.Y. (ORNER ON FRUIT JARS! CORNER ON FRUIT JARS! ““MASON’S IMPROVED,” ‘PORCELAIN LINED | q TOPS,” AND THE “GEM.” Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons. AN IMMMNSE LOT JUST RECEIVED. GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING. ALSO, SUGARS STILL DOWN} AND WE ARE AS USUAL WITH A LARGE SUPPLY. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 9rH STREET, Opposite Critic Office. AN,” CoVVHITE SWAN” ‘THE CELEBRATED BRanp OF PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR, Cay pe Bovcut Oxux oF GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, Dealers in Staple and Faney Groceries and Table Lux- uries. Frank A. Kennedy's (Cambridgeport, Mass.,) CELEBRATED CRACKERS for sale. 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. ST. FRELODY. PONTET CANET. CLOS DES MEYNARDS, MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE. 3B. W, REED'S SONS, 1216 F st. northwest. bnrg, Pa. Frank Alexe, M. & B. Air Line and South Eastern Railway, Montreal. M. J. O'Brien, Cia., Ham. & iat cae) Chi- cago air-line rout .C Cc. Ind. New York. Neil C. Kerr, Ala. G i i. Cincinnati, 0. J.ULP sine aniloatte Big ur” and Van- to St. Louis, Kankakee Line to Chicago, Cincinnati. Wm. J. Janney, wife and daughter, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R.R.. Cincinnati. Herman Holmes, Louisville & Nashville R.R., Medina, Ohio. we M. Hicklin, Kankakee line, Indianapolis. Buffalo, N. Y. apolis; Ind. Samuel L. Seymour, Northern Central rail- way company, Buffalo, N. E. B. Spain, Chicago & North-Western R’y., Buffalo, N.Y. S. A. Bent, C.,R. I. & P. R’y, Philadelphia. ot = Christopher, 0. & M. R. R. Chillicothe, nio. Smith M. Shattue, New York, Pennsylvania & Ohia railroad. D. Barwald, W. & A. R.R., Atlanta, Ga. A. E. Lippincott, Cincinnati Southern railw Atlanta, G D.C. Blackman, P. railway, Buffalo, R. re Louisville, Ky. J. True, Lake Shore & Mich. South. R'y., Ruffalo, N.Y. John R. Soe Pennsylvania Railroad Co., more & Ohio railroads, Cincinnati, Ohio. Martin, \delphia. aos W. White, Magnolia route, Savannah, we De French, western ticket agent, N.Y. C. & R.. uburn, N. xe . i. rthern Pacific R.R., Boston. me 4d. Waiker, Kennesaw route, Jacksonville, N. A. Dane, A.T&S.F.R.R., Buffalo, N.Y. Jas. D. Welsh, General ‘Agent Union Pacific, Chena d, gory, Star & Crescent route, Cin- een “Ohio. R. B. Whitney, Bee Line, New York city. C. K. Wilbur, Indianapolis, Decatur & Spring- field railway, Indianapolis, Ind. Cu RUPPERT, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE SUEINEY CHIL. DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, the cheapest for beauty, comfort and durabitity in the ARCHERY, ee ewe ae See ES, CROQUET VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS: ived a large assortment of Traveling and Een BASKETS. JEWELRY, &e. FAVE Jest RECEIVED Ser a 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, _sy5 1215 Pennsylvania ave PTO CAR TICKETS GIVEN To Customers ‘whose bills for repairs amount to Oue Dollar and above. Ger Your WATCHES 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 Aon funded. jy13-1m _MEDICAL, é&e ARMSTRONG, CURES DISEAS 5. F jermanentiy. without dangerous, or disserecntae eines. | No chanre nexcopt for medicines. Corner 7th and G streets nouth R. LEON, THE OLDE: HED Tnost reliable LADIES PHYSICIAN finthecter, oon fouaulted Qally at 455 Maswachusctus avenue, irom m2 tod and7 to 9. Female Complaints and E ties quickly cured. Prompt treatment. arate roon for ladies. . dy13-1m. ‘0 CURE NO PAY!—TO ALL AFFLICTED ‘WITH vate diseases come at once and you EM open ‘cure without mercury, Dr Bi BnoaH ERS, 906 B street southwest. Jeat- Ds: RICORD, 141 WEST FAYETTE STREET, B. BAL timore, from long. experience in houni pate is enabled to guarantee caret ae of the blood, throat, ‘nose or akin.” Victims of in manhood, Ke., rendering, m M oe Sued sell eae by fect remedy. a ‘Charges low. to Baltimore deduct cat from fee. Jel7-3m' ney Bircases an ait Blood Piso. oe oe phiet. Rovere House, Boston, Jel3-eodly Dr. JOHN TRIPP. Ge MEDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOR! Anew and great Medical Work, warranted the best and cheapest, to every man, entitled ‘THE == OF LIFE OR SELF-PRESER- iow SATION: jn bound in finest French mas- aa tats beautiful Steel wings 138 Pre- Sapiea ‘Exice only $1.25, sent by mail. | Tlustzated state orDa. ‘WM. H. PARKER, No. 4 apli-m, W;! R. R- BROTHERS 18 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Ladies’ Physician in Washington. | Feinale rregn- can bes wort ‘OHN R. KEL LLY, | BEEF, LAMB, VE. “ MU" ASI Stalls 628, 639 and G3) Center Market, 9th strect wins, and 206 and a Northern Liberty Market; or Address it OF Enis delivered free of change to ali parts of the M.C. Baker, Lake Erie & Western railway, Cleveland, 0. DABS c. CORNED BEEF |. Y. Lindsay, Grand Rapids and Indiana ral- road, Cincinnat rn He A. Miller, Saran Southern railway, Buf- ralo, _ Geo. B. Horner, Louisville Short Line, Cin- | Foe A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILERATION, VIRGINIA CLARET rR NORTON SEEDLING | route, Columbus Ga. ¢ HUME, CLEARY & C0., 807 Market Space. are just the Wines. That Splendid Minnesota Fai Fenty Flour, justly named yields in pactection ot white, ‘HU. YX & COL, ‘807 Market Space. irect im} ition of “COMMENDADOR” PORT WINE, anes Albay sie rae and, at P Ege fevers i OLD STAG PURE R RYE WHISKEY, alled for stoothines, Qavor and parity, and for HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 Marker Space. Price, Union Pacific R’y, Montreal. - Horne, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe New York. Reynolds, Canada Southern Railway, .W New Yor! Thad. C. Sturgis, passenger agent, Kennesaw D. Teller, eastern passenger agent, Wa Louis & Pacific R.R., Buffalo, N.Y. passenger agent, A. T.&S. FR. FH: Green, U. & B.R. R.R., Utica, N.Y. S. Hubbard, Chicago & North Western R’y, New York city. Pease, Del. Re Hakeon Canal Gompany’s A. H. Webster, tie I R’y., Buffalo, N.Y. MONTREAL THE NEXT PLACE OF MEETING. expressing regrets at their inability to attend the convention, the next business was to select a place for the next meeting. Atlanta, Montreal, Chattanooga, New York city and Boston were Fe, XOU WANT THE VERY NICEST BREAD BUY put in nomination. On the first ballot Atlanta ¥ Sout ne Foralo by al lirst-class Grocers Dealers in Flour, Feed, Com, Qats, Ha itis West Washinton, got 14 votes; Chattanooga, 10; Montreal, I4; oa Theleeale by | Boston, 10; New York, 4 and the Thousand Islands, 1. On the second ballot New York was dropped, and Atlanta got 20 votes; Chattanooga, 9; Montreal, 20, and Boston 9. On the third bal- -| H{ HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS, ONLY FIFTY CENTS. PALACE MARKET, Conver 47H street axp Naw YORK AVENUE. _ Also, STRAWBERRIES Just received. lot Montreal was chosen, getting 32 votes to 31 for Atlanta, and 1 for Boston. At the request of the secretary and treasurer a committee was appointed to examine his books. ues committee reported that the books were all icht. By a unanimous vote an invitation from Mr. Dan. Janowitz, passenger agent of the Pennsyl- OLD MEDAL, ves ort the Nat ‘onal Fair over all other com- | to-morrow, on the steamer Corcoran, was unani- To SEEES i ‘The handeoment Minneaote Faten! t Flour in the United | Chattanooga road, the vote making Montreal Avery eae ‘Minnesota Patent. MSTERLING'S ST. ST, LOUIS FAS FANCY. Magnificent Winter wee The Stand: $2) FOE SALE Br ae (PInST-CLASS GROCER. EPOT, Corxen 1st ae ‘AND INDIANA AVENUE. WM. M. GALT & CO. Bellet EXTRAORDINARY THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSR, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SEASONABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCK, eae DEPARTMENT: Catia Suit ‘Seersucker Belt ae s aban Etat Suits, vania Central, to take a trip to Mount Vernon mously accepted, with thanks. On motion of Mr. Wrenn, of the Nashville and the next place of meeting was made unanimous. THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS WERE ELECTED for the ensuing year: J. D. Welsh, of the Union president, and by a unanimous vote, W. B. Tin- death of John M. Kelley, of the Kankakee line, and of sympathy for his family, were adopted. SYMPATHY FOR THE PRESIDENT. A resolution was adopted tendering sympathy to ie coe and expressing hopes for his The. conualtios to examine the secretary and treasurer's books, reported that his expenses had been less during the last year than ever be- fore. He was complimented upon shpallen @ unanimous cient NS ae of the office vote, and his salary was At 2:49 the convention took @ recess until 4 p = Pa ase ee spite Worxman.—About 7:30 o'clock Guar rae fe R. J. Shapley, Union Pacific Railway, Harris: | E. Fraser & Son, Northern Central rail- w Frank T. Hendry, A. T. & S. F. R. R. Indian- D. McDonald, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe “as, Pennsylvania railroad, Williams- arietta & Cincinnati and Baiti- Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe | After reading communications from members | Pacific railroad, president; Albert B. Wrenn, of the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis, vice ney, of the Marietta & Cincinnati, ‘was elected secretary and treasurer. Messrs. Brown and Timmons, of the Milwaukee & St. Paul and Pennsylvania, respectively, were elected assis- chikiren's meeting Rev. C. _ Raldein, of Ha Avenue M.E. Church. and Rev. George Clove of the Methodist Protestant Camp Meeting. | T. ‘Tyler participated in the devotional exercises, ‘Special Correspondence of Tire Evexrxo STar. Jackson Grove, A. A.Co., Mp., August 10th. The camp meeting at this point, the third held under the auspices of the Jackson Grove Asso- ciation, was brought to a close to-day. Your, correspondent, in his letter of yesterday, wrote | the name of Rey. Mr. Benson, when he should have used that of Rey. Mr. Littleton, of Carroll county, as the preacher at the evening service, and Mr. Benson delivered the exhortation. AMONG THE VISITORS on the ground yesterday were the Rev. Thos. | McCormick, familiarly known as Father Mo} Cormick, who is now in his 90th year. He is th uncle of Commissioner Morgan and is a remark: lent bodily health, without an ache or pain, in fact he is in better health than he was at 30— although he does not weigh as much. Rev. J. W. Smith, of Grace Church, Washington; Rev. Mr. Brown, of Laurel, and Rev. Mr. Stewart, of A. A. Co., of the M. Church, and Rev. Mr. Trout and Rev. Mr. Hall (of 9th street chureh) of the M. P. church. THE SERVICES YESTERDAY. The young people's meeting in the meeting tent at 8 o'clock, yesterday morning, was a very interesting one, the experiences related being | short and to the point; and the singing was ex- cellent. The general experience meeting at 9 o'clock was conducted by Rey. Mr. Laselle, and Was a repetition of that in the meeting tent on a larger scale, and was continued until close up to the preaching hour. The trains brought out a great many people, and as the day woreonthe country people came in large crowds to see the last of the meeting, that ere were good congregations at the day services; probably 600, Rey. Dr. Ward preached at the 11 o'clock ser- | vice, fromJohn xvi., 33: “These things T have spoken unto you, that in Me ye might have peace, inthe world ye shall have tribulation; but be of good cheer, have overcome the world.” His sermon was a feeling appeal to the unconverted, and was followed by an exhort: tion by Rey. Mr. Bens At the afternoon service Rey. J. W. Smith, of Washington, offered t Mr. Benson preached from_Prover! 2 N Son Give Me Thy Heart. is Was a personal appeal to the unconverted, and was listened to with marked attention and was foliowed by prayer. * AFTER THE SERVICES, when not engaged in taking tea, the young peo- ple promenaded, watched the’ railtoad trains and “creamed,” while the older ones related reminiscences of former camps, and some of the ministers mingled their conversation on relig- ious subjects with jokes or relation of funny incidents in their career. OLD-TIME CAMPS. Some of the old campers—R. D. Woodward, John Gardner and Caleb Kelly—who remem- bered the camp of 1828, were listened to with much attention. This they described as one in charge of Rey. James Sewall, when nearly one hundred people were converted. In the lan- guage of one of them “about every person tent- ing on the ground went home a Changed man, woman or child.” In 1829 Rey. Mr. Peyton held acamp of about thigty tents, and it was a very successful meeting. On leaving this camp M Peyton held one near West river, and while ex horting ruptured a blood vessel and fell dead on the stand. Then there was an interval of twent years before another meeting was held here Rey. Mr. Best holding one in 1848, and Rey. Mr. Collins in the following year. These meetings were described as rather primative, the tents being filed with straw, while ditches around them carried off the rain water. | After another interval of 21 years a circuit camp was held in 1870, followed by camps in which the Washington people joined in ‘Tl and ‘72. Subsequently other camps were held by the M. E. church until in 1878 the Methodist Protest- ants held a semi-centennial anniversary camp meeting to celebrate the organization of the chureh. AYONG THE MINISTER'S JOKES were the tollowin, lergyman named Crane was remarking on peculiar names, and noticed that Drinkhouse was one of the uncommon, pened to be not a singular appellation, and she replied, half as singular as that of Crane—one who wab- pout in the water.” Another referred to a lady not speaking to Rey. Mr. Trout as he passed when she replied, “Oh, I don’t like such tis! It was apparent. as Bro. Trout was a married man, that he had already been hooked. The afternoon trains were looked for with eagerness, and while some visitors arrived some of the older campet iously sought for to turi the President. The meeting in Bro. Robinson's large tent, at : 45 o'clock, was attended bya crowd, which ex tended some distance from the tent, and many gave their experiences, THE CLOSING EVENING MEETING. At 73g o'clock the tabernacle was filled, the consregation numbering over ‘six tiundred. After some preliminary remarks by Rev. Dr Murray, Dr. Kilgore, instead of a sermon, gave ish the latest news from the approaching close of the meeting, and to the fact that many would, in the nature of 6things, never meet with them again. It was a solemn thought that this was the last camp meetingtosome. The Lord had been with some | of them, some had experienced the forgiveness of | sins, and some had been awakened. Calling on all professors of religion to rise, probably one- third of the congregation responded and sung ‘Oh how T love Jesus.” Then those who had | received a blessing responded to a call. Proba- bly 150 rose and sung “Oh happy every chi ” Dr. Kilgore walking out onthe me bench made an appeal to the unconve ending the Invitations of the gospel, and sev- ed themselves for prayers. kept up for some time, and | a during its progress there was A REMARKABLE SCENE. Exhortations had been made by several min- isters, and aman unknown to any in the audi- ence mounted the mourners’ bench and com- menced speaking. It was soon discovered that hew t right in his mind, and an attempt was made toninduce him to stop, but the greater | refforts the more vehemently he talked. The audience attempted to sing him down, and he finally subsided. Later in the meetin: he approached a man on one of the back seats and asked “Why not to-night give thy heart to God?” The young man answering, “Oh, not to night,” gave him asubject, and mounting the seats he comm the crowd, quoting scripture fluently. Officers A. J. Pumphrey and G. H.Gordon were called on and led him off the ground, but he continued to speak tillhe was hoarse. He was taken to the | platform and there detained while the meetings | were continued, but this episode diverted the attention of so many that it spoiled the meeting. A MYSTERIOUS CRANK. No one seemed to know him nor from whence | he came, or whither he went; indeed no one could tell whether he had just” arrived on the ground or not. In answer to a question as to his name he replied: ‘What is that to thee, follow thou me.” As to his business he | said: ~*Be it my only business h ‘To Serve the Lord with filial fear.” As to having a friend on the ground he said: “Jesus. is my friend.” While sitting at the platform with the officers he con- tinued to quote scripture and said that pray- | ers had been offered for the descent of the Holy Ghost, and when it came they did not want it. Some thought he was the advance agent of | the Salvation Army; others an escaped Junatic, and others an eccentric tramp, but his dress belied the last opi , although when the | esi about one o'clock told him he couid eave, he walked down the railroad track as if was accustomed to pedestrian practice on country roads. THE LAST NIGHT tant secretaries. Resolutions of regret at the s CAMP. The principal meeting at the tabernacle was | ye) zht to a close about 1134 o'clock, but some young people continued a prayer = eae meeting till nearly 1 o’cle Mr. Coulbourn, of Georgetown, and Rev. Peg Murray, of Baltimore, leading. THE “BREAKING UP” THIS MORNING. | Rev. B. W. able man, being, as stated yesterday, in excel-_ an earnest exhortation, in which he referred to i“ ced to harangue | Addresses were made by Revs. I. W. Canter, C. D. Smith, of Waverly ME. Chareh, and C.M. Brown, of Reisterstown. The morning prayer | and experience meetings were conducted by . Waters and Rey, C. M. aa by — oung people's meeting was conducted x Cox, and at night @ sermon was preached Kev. Charles McElfresh, of Seamen's Union Bethel, Baltimore; Rey. B. W. Waters, of Free- dom cirenit; Rev. C. W. Baldwin, oN! Avenue M.E. Church, and Rev. C.D. or Waverly M.&. Church. Formerly the servicer @f | the last night was protracted until mornimg, This will not be the case to-night. The Union Camp. At the Union camp, at Irving Park, yesterday, the morning service at the tabernacle consisted of an experience meeting, at which Rey. J. A. Holmes, Rev. J. D. Lane and others made ‘wd- dresses. At Spm. Mrs. F. W. Harper, colored, delivered an address on temy Doe, which ms listened te with much interest. a 8 pa | general temperance rally was held, in which ‘the | whole camp joined. Tue Wr, or tie Tare Tios. Broapwoon, | grandson of the founder of the celebrated forte manufacturing house of J has just been proved onality being sworn at more than €2,000,800, e deceased had also large landed estates i Sussex and other counties of England. It was partner of this house, Henry Astor, who first sent John Jacob Astor, his brother, to this coun- try a century ago to sell musical yr aud an old spinnet bear ing the trade mark Broadwood & Astor still exists in New York. A Drravirer ConPessks.—W. A. Johneaan, the agent and canyasser of the Singer Sewing Machine company at Pittston, who abscon#ed on Thursday last, returned to Wilkesbarre, Pa., Monday night, fro iamsport, and gave Hi ded guilty to using the ad in his oftiee, by shooting hineeli Judg has had for na room connected with icoiite County Savings bank, wheceae library and other accommodations for ui study, He entered this study about lock yesterday afternoon, and at four o'clock, when “Treasurer Daniel Day left the bank, the judge was sitting at his table with per before him. At half Day returned to the bamk He found Judge nd near his right hand was a five-barreled Smith & Wesson revolver, nging to the bank. Mr. Day at once sum- moned predical aid, but life was extinct, though the body was quite warm. sudge Colt was born in Pittstield, October 8, 1816. He was ap- pointed to the supreme in 1865. He had | filled several imp dat the time iliams college. They include t and ‘quiamck Milis, those at Natick and Kennebec, Me., ie sides the Morgan Mill at Johnson, the United bates Flax company’s works, and the Cranston Print Works. This action throws out ofemplloy- X00 men, besides women ‘wn cause of the closing is t of the anticipated removal of Trustee Chafeowms Treasurer of the Quidnick sue family and the in raining him from controlling and funds of the company for runni he cannot obtain funds outside sufl needs, and as some dealers are perp knowing who is the legal financial agent of ‘the company, he is obliged to close. a yo Me. BLAINE. nd O'DoNovan fT He chides Mr. Blaine for beconstug, the of English statesmen,” juent ofthe 3 ‘uments Tece easel at Liverpe an port. Mr. O"Don as follows: “It is my opini before long have something else to besides getting up jobs to fool you—s« that will convince her that the [ris hw with a vengeance.” — Wim. Weeks and Thomas Warren were kitted ‘by lightning* on Sunday morning in Coventry, | Rhode Island. Complaining and growling will never oure rheumatism, but St. Jacobs Oil certainly will. DIED. BEACH. On Tuesday, Aunst 24, 1881, NATHANSRE | BEACH iy the forty uth eae of ae rs low wife and thre eliidren, ‘uldost ix yoars, resident of New ¥ a treaty seven sears reldent of a antes FEG. peday, AL SA, powap o ineen, MAIN, beloved wite el Jobe Peges, the thd pone of er sare respectfully invited to ves und friend rally: in ber fara ou Thu Mout 1, ato from her late reeidence, Be. oS th ee se AL LWOOD, On mm, sons AUGUSTUS, the tetova Von Soba snd Aageme ‘Smallwood, aged ninetecn mon | | Funeral take puegs trope tie rents’ residenee, 1123 11th street northwest, on ‘Thurelay, 11th insta, an. 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