Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1881, Page 3

_STEAMERS, &. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. OTICE. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. AUGUST Ist, 1981, the THIS AFTERNOON. (PTHOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers. Qn and after . ¥, | PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD) ARUOWSMITH will leave ber wharf fostet Minatiest, || LOE NBAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINT at? a. in ery MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR- OFFICE. DAY for all ‘river land On MONDAY as far as | On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 117m, at 6 erry. On THURSDAY. Nonainis Currioman | O'CLOCK on the proniscn we spall soll ot Ro: 9 mardtown. On SATURDAY, Cutrioman and | sub. of equare No. 625, frouting 25. fect on Massachu- : D, connecting exch trip with steamer Mys- | setts avenue, between Ist street west and North Capitol Beat Mathias! Point tor Brent's wharf, Chappell Point | street, with an average depth of 107% feet, toa 15-foot Brick House, Little Ferry and Mattox Creek. a a He WOOD, Manseet-_ | panther wih interes wal mca by heed of Sane oF STEAMER MATTANO all eash, at the optim of the purchaser. aed Leaver Tth-strect wharf No. 2 at 7 0% . tor | aren we SES RoroMAc kiven | LANDINGS na foligwe Ou Pots: | ((HARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. De On Bae er ents for Mattox Creek and | TEE'S SALE OF A VACANT LOT ON THE Point und Matton Crest: stoine on teats ROUT AWEST SCORNER OF SEVENTH AND H touching at all River Landi and returninc: | pe virtue of 2 dred of trust, dated September 224, stopeat Mattawonan Crock Mondays and Fridays | 1,3 and recorded in Liber No. 974, folio 245, et seq. gcse! Point We ¥ one of. the land records of the Columbia, t ——— . T. JONES, Agent. | Will offer for sale at public auction, in fentsof the ‘OR BALTT aS VI NDINGS.—The | premis on THURSDAY, VER ‘Steamer SUR, Cape. W 6. Grmonnou, aves Bier | OF AUGUST, Ar. 1881,’ at 5-30 O'CLOCK, P.M, vs whacf every SUNDAY at six otckick p.m, for | part of Lot No. 19, in Square No; 859. a iver Landines and Waltinore. Returning, leaves Bal- | "Terms of wale: $260 cash: balance in lx and twelve fimore every FRIDAY at four o'clock p-m.. arrives in | months, with interest at the rate of six per cent Wi night. Passengers for Lower sonra, sacred be dead of Smt on Corres a. Biver Landings show take this line $60. down at time of eale. Conveyancing at P s a7” All river freight must be prepaid. For further in- | cost... penbeiniemtay MENSON & BRO., 7th street wharf; THREE PEAME HOUSES <_m28-3m_OF Oice cor: Penn. sve. and 12th street, | De GOVERNMENT FIINTING OFFICE. J ORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. Qn THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST ELEV- OREO EAMER EADY OF THE CALE ENTH, AT SIX O'CLOC ‘will sell in front of the PU Paz hee whart, foot of Sixth street, every MON- | premise 19 and 20, in McGuire's subdivision a gE ee ee Spremmpene Pet m., touching -y Point, Point degth 4 Tess Monroe, ceursion issued I- @ ‘i streets and North Capitol es - eye ee —— et atrocts weet, improved by houses Nos. 0, 52 and Terms: One-third cash; balance steix and twelve moan notes to beat interest antl $6 be secasnl Oy | deed of trunt_ Terms fo be complied with in soven daya, claon Saye’ public notice. Conveyancing, me, at purchasers ) ea, "A depontof $0 on each house required at time ey ‘trip. 1:00 | “'ab-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. Returning Teave Norfolk YORSDAYS, “THORS. | — DAYS and SATURDAYS, at four o'clock p.m. ‘Tickets and staterooms general Qflce, 613 19th street: tn ‘the, National Metropohtan Bank Building, or at the office, 6th strect wi office, 6th street ‘THE NEW YORK STEAMERS JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT leave Pier 41, East River, New York, every SATTRDAY, at four crelock.p. OF -. and Georgetor Particulars apply tn agent, 49 FRIDAY, at 7 a.m. Sani street, Georgetown. | aT TEN water ALFRED WOOD, Seeretary, _8p26 613 15th street, opposite Fo NEW YORK DIRECT. MERCHANTS AND MINERS’ TR. COMPANY'S OUTSIDE ‘The Steamship WM. LAWRENCE, Capt. J. 8. Rr from the foot of Spears wharf, AY. August 17, at 4 p.1n. Freight received foot of Spear’s wharf. Fates guaranteed. j. Treasury. ANSPORTATION LINE. March, Lowest ‘Rates ot Passe: First class, $6, including meals and stateroom berth. Steeraxe, $3; meals, if desired, Steomers leave Pier 49, E: Baltimore, every SATURDAY at 5 p. 25 cents each extra. ‘River, New York, for I HUGGINS, Acznr, A, Spear’s Wharf, or foot of Long Dock, Bautr GEO. H. GLOV 3928 Pree 49, East Krver, NEw New YORK ROTTERDAM. — “AMSTE Carrying the U. 8. Mails to the Netherian son Stor Ww le Agent, National J ORTH GERMAN LLOYD— STEaMsure LINE BETWEEN New Yore, Losbow, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. ‘of this com steamei pt ‘From New York to Havre, tes of passage:—From New Yor} ton and en, first cabin, $100; G; Siecrare, $00; propald eteerage or freight or j: apply to OE ‘Gren, New Works W. G. 3 TEED, Cesar LINE. NOTICE! ~_ LANE ROUTE. STEAMSHIP COMPANY NEW YOR& AND. T COR! K.. NEW YORK. Bothnia. Gallia dong to accetamodations, $15 additional. Return tickets on favorable terms. ‘Steamers marked * do not carry steet Steerawe at very low rates. | Steerage $Epoel and Quecustown and all other parts of Fates. ‘Through ‘bills of laden given for Havre, Antwerp and other ports on for Mediterranean ports. Hor freight and paseo april No. 4 Bowing Green, or steeraxze Qiis BIGELOW & ., GOS 7th street, or Deposit Bi w York avenue and 15th street northwest. jal? MORE. AGENT, Yo! 9 OF E illdins, Havne Te ¥ Will sail EVERY SAT- ma Bremen Pier, fout of Sd street, Hoboken. certificates, CHS & CO. e ETZEROTT & eunsylvania avenue Dorthwest, Agents for LIMITED. LIVERPOOL. BOR. » 14 Sapt. tickets from Liv- Europe at Belfs Gh the Continent aad it the Comm e Washington, v N H. BROWN & CO. jan12 see New York. . RAILROADS. BAltore AND OHIO RAILROAD. ‘THE MODEL FAST L! . AND THE ONLY LINE ET ‘THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. DOUBLE TRACK! JANEY COUPLER! SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY 22p, | EAVE WASHINGTON. RINCINNATL, AND ST. 5:00 Baltimore, ts 40 io iy aap -50_ Baltimore, Annapol ‘burs, Winchester, 2) otnt of Rocks and Way MIL ADELPHIA, PRESS. ior TAL phn AND r ‘ans to New York. ff Frederick.) 39:00-0n Sunday 10-00. and Hanover. STEEL Louis SS Ellicott City, and Way Stations. and W: (Piedmont yn and Way, wi Stations. EW YOUK AND BOSTON ALLEY EXPRESS (con- | F: Hagerstown and at Point of Kocks for | | only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and | L-TIMORE EXPRESS (stops at Hyattoyille, Beiteville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, © ser ps? ) 10:40“PTFTSBURG, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND a vi RESS. ST. LOUIS EXP P.M. 12:10 Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way Sta ons. ‘si K bed nok Ht iW. erick, Haxerstown and via 4:0 “BALTIMORE, HYATTSVILLE XPRESS, (Frederick, via olis Junction. } g$:45—Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, chester and Was Stations. (Ou Sunday to Kocks and Way Stations only.) farnore, Anuajciis aud ‘Way Stations, XPRESS, Stops at Hyattsville Vay Stations. itimore and Way and . 7:30_BA XE ‘Cars to New York. ys on signal or to let of station between Washington Daily. Sundays only. Other trains daily, TA day only, for Baltimore and Way. * Out EXPRESS. Be JRE. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW more and Way Stations, (Winchester, Fred- Relay.) , Win- Point of (Martinsburg and Laurel.) y Stations. LTIMORE, HYATTSVILLE AND LAUREL | TISBURG, CINC'NNATI and ST. LOUIS | EW YORK and BOSTON HYATTSVILLE and LAUREL sud’Annapous j. except All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station. Dhio Ticket Office, Wi feunsylvania avenue, corner Mth street, Will be taken for baxwage ty be wy point in the city. 188 1 THE GREAT For further {uformation apply at the Baltimore and chet Ofice, Washiuyiay Station: and G19 and 135 | ¥ 0 THE No! v ES" DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL Briexpi S Waaxiicert EQurement. IN EFFECT MAY l6ru, 1881, RAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, corner Sixth and B streets, as f 5 For Pittebuns and the West, 8-00 a.m., with yitug Cars to Pittsburg and Cl ; 10:30 a.m. daily, with Sleeping Cars from burg to Cin- Gnnati, St. Louis and Chicago; 9:30 p.m. daily, 37th Raises Cars to Pitiabune, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC For Canandaicua, Kochester, But RAILROAD. , Niagara, with Purlor Car to Watkins od the Nor at 3:00 a.m. daily, exert eg, 30 p.m. a j, except Sat- uniay, with Palace Cars to Canandaigua and Wat- port, Lock Haven and Elmira, at except Sunday. and the 15 p.m. daily, York except Sunday. ALEXANDRIA AND AND RAILROAD. For Alexandria, 7-00, 7:20,9:20, and 11:30 6 OO, 6-2, 4-00 and’ 11:30 pan. On p.m. 7:08 and ‘Suni 7-00, 9.20 and 11.30 a.m, and 8-00 Yor Tiebinond aud tie Sout ly, and 5:00 p.m. daily, exept ‘Trains teave Alexandria for W 10:00 .1u- 12-40, 3-00. 54 Byard tbo’ 00am. be ckets and inf The ‘ottice, the checking “tard residences. DD, General Manager. _THE TRADES. 5K. Wi FRANK THOMSON, A AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWA} |ASHING’ a.m., 4:20, Sunday 10:30 a. Ean, 900 an» 10:30 a1 -2:004 On Sune an ted expreasof Pullman Parlor Gara, with Lasts of Weck ieee aie th Goats Of Berke transfer to) Fulton ‘street, avoiding double mie z Os at 10 a.m. r tepote Agent. nov2d <1BSON BROTHE RS, VRACTICAL BOOK AND J old Pennsylvania avenues Waskieeey Boe oo fiue Printing ep 2 OOK BINDING. ee au Bue, third floor. nd sploye Aret-clane W work. i Je one of the old A PRINCESS. Is TO-MORROW. LEY, Auctioneer. I WILL SELL THE ENTIRE STOCK CONTAINED IN STORE 1018 7rH STREET NORTHWEST, c encing WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, O'CLOCK AND SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M. The consists of Hats, Fura, &c. Aiso, the Fixtai Counters and Cases on’ FRIDAY MORNING, AT get tes Dealers invited to this sale. "The goods HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Gat REDUCTION IN PRICES OF REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, &c. Being overstocked in above goods, will sell for the next thirty days at 10 per cent off regular prices. Those in want of Latrobes, rick-set and Portable Slate Mantels, &c., will find it to their advant- awe to call and examine our large assortment of above checked aud received at | m3 = pst goods. its for St. Geo \d Stag Head Ranges, Social and Firedde Jewel Latrovens W. S. JENKS & CO., jyl4 ‘717 SevENTH STREET NoRTHWeEst. NEW ODS N GOODS ms POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. DESSERT PLATES, DENNER SETS, STATUETTES, TOILET SETS, VASES, TEA SETS. FINE PLATED WARE and Choice Bits of CHINA, suitable for WEDDING PRESENTS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Jel 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. FOWLER'S PATENT FLY FANS. FRUIT JARS. JELLY TUMBLERS. CREAM FREEZERS: NOVELTIES IN CHINA AND MAJOLICA. EA SETS. TOILET SETS. DINNER SERVICES, DECORATED and WHITE. Dishes, Cake Baakets, Card Receivers, ‘Ke. ke. WILMAKTH & EDMONSTON, jell 709 MARKET SPACE. Epee CELEBRATED TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZER. ‘THE CELEBRATED KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER, ONLYS$S. ‘Tue Best rw Use, at J. W. SCHAFER'S, ‘pecific ‘ont y's Equity Jurisprudence, Vol. 1 Stimeone Law oss oe Thr Gun and tn Dewtigpment. by W. W:dresnds in ¥ 2 Wi Jeff Davis’ lise and Fail of the Contederats G AND STATIONER, 475 Pa. ave. northwest. “"" SRANGIS B. MOHUN, SELLER AND STATIONER; ~ 1015 Pennsylvania avenue. MMER READING. ‘The Beautiful Wretch; Wim. Black ‘Ocean Free Lance; W. Glark Russell. ‘Round Robin Series. oH Synnove Solbbaken, froin the Norse, low I C Africa; Major Pinto. , England Without and Within; R. Grant White, Book ot Love Stories: Nora Pemsy. ve ;, Nora Perry. Poems of Ballads: Heine. Franklin Square Library. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, On SATURDAY, AUGUST at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M., wo shall sell, in front of $e. SD SP eee a — cash. ‘WALTER B. Baines Yo" &CO., IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ESE, MULE. TWO CARTS AND RIDING SADDLE, CUTTING DOX, &c., A. AUCTION. ~ ‘The aboye will be sold in of mg Auction Boome, SATURDAY, AU THINTEEN THE at TWELY O'CLOCK precselys all-2t IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. COMPASS, TRANSIT “AND TRIPOD AT AUCTION. " THOS. DOWLING, Auctioncer. 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. MINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. Ishall Toemose Dowling, AUGUST. THIRTEENTH: AT, TEN O:cLocE, order of vy Court, a lot of He 210-3t C. B. PENROSE, Administrator. (OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE FURNITURE AND EF- ERCTS OF THE, CONGHESSIONAL HOTEL SOUTHEAST CORNER NEW JERSEY AVEN' AND B STREET SOUTHEAST. By virtue of & deed of trust, dated the Sist day of October, 1879, and duly recordéd in Liber No. 927, fol 246, fc, one of the land records for District of Colum. ‘undersigned Trustee ‘publica en" the. above sen, on TUESDAY, AUGUST NINTH, 1881, at TEN O' A.M, the Furniture and Effcote contained in schedule *"A" attached to the ve trust, and comprising in part— ‘Walni me Furniture, French-plate Mirrors, Window Hangings, Loun Walnut and ata Bedsteads, fut am le Dressing Cases, Washstan Wardrobes, C.'8) Chairs” Brussels and other Carpets, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Pillows and Leg ye ‘Walnut Extension and other Tables, Four dozen Walnut Dining Chairs. a Gia Cutlery, &e., &e. re, Cutlery, &e., &e. Eight Heating gto ES rate other articl lea. ad-dte H. CLAGETT, Trastee. F2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, FIFTEENTH AUGUST, 1881, same hour and place, ‘subject to dissolution of restraining order of court within said time, a W. H. CLAGETT, Trustee. JDUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON G@ STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust wiven to us, and duly re- corded in Liber No. B47, folos 401, et eden one OF Ae land records of the District of Colimbia, we will sell public auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY FTERNOON, TWENTY:THIRD, -A-D. i881, p O'CLOGK, ail that certain i i th mod balivieior of rin the recorded eubdivieion Of square’ musa {bree imnndred and ninety (390), together with the build ings, richta, easements. pri and appurtenances to the ame belonging or ir auywise thereto apperaine "Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed of trust. Conveyancing, &c., at purchaeer’s cost. If terms are not complied with in seven days the Trustees Faulting pursuance after giving fy Stic nodes a a ve mblic notice of such fesale in some. newsps hed in Wash- » D.C.” Adepontt of time of sale. CHA 1g, § Trustees. au9, 11,13, 16,18, 20,23 iHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FREDF! ICK STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D.C., AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST SIX- TEENTH, 1s#1, at STX O'CLOCK, in front of the prem- isea, T will sell parts of Lots No. 214 and 215, fronting 98 Frederick street 45 feet, more or less, with'a depth of eet. p1he above property is improved by a two-story frame one. Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, with notes bearing interegt at 6 per cent annum wut paid) and secured by a deed of trust on ie property sold. Ail conveyancing at Purchaser's cost. le. $50 down at time of sak JEWELRY, &e. M®- J. P. PALMER, No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Beryeepears goods fre wil oer the neatudsr of our STRAW GOONS GEES Bronce OSTRICH at greatly reduced prices. Store closes at 6:30 p.m. daily July and August. jy7 At 00st; OUR AT COST! STOCK OF ‘WHOLE MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, Bonnets, ang, Neckwear, aang oe oa ‘Thread. Gloves, Lace Bites and Fancy ANGTUAL cone. NoW I8 THE TIME TO SECURE BARGAINS. MRS. M. J. HUNT, dyT 621 axp 633 D Srueer, bet. 6th and Tth n.w. ENTIRE STOCK OF Py CENT OFF HIS NEWSUMMER Soop. THURSDAY......... -AUGUST 11, 1881. The VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS. Two Conventions at Lynchbarg. FAILURE OF THE STRAIGHT-OUTS AND COALITION- ISTS TO UNITE. After a good deal of wrangling at Lynch- burg yesterday the straight-outs and coalition- ists failed to agree upon a plan of union, and two separate conventions were called yesterday afternoon. The Coalition Convention met at 12 o’clock in the Opera House. Josiah Cramp, of Richmond, was chairman, colored men. A committee was elected temporary and P. ik Poth P. Brook secretary ported on credentials to report at 3 o’clock, to which hour the convention adjourned. session Capt. C. W Early, of Albemarle, moved that a committee of nine be At the afternoon inted to confer with a committee of the straight-out conven- Millinery —— Sik Wraps, Street wveling Wraps; all the tion. D.S. Lewis opposed the motion on the ee EOE i tue ameortinen of ground that the stiaight-outs were boiters, W. Douglas favored it. dria, believed that the Mr. Mitchell, of Alexan- of Virginia Yor30 | Would be better off had they never seen Jorgen- “papers for29 | fen or Dezendort, but he was willing to ewallow them both rather than have a split in the repub- VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS ry | Eon wate Lass in great ree ee ; Seis Secrets 2 setanse 349 Pomiatr os os Towra tee ee Surmpect cheesey ner heaee ee | _LS* "Pi rmewercvaa avenve, cat one taint cam; alance, i, six and tmelve | VME. WASHINGTON, deed of trast on the prone old: Ail oon aee DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, Lan purchaser's on 5 He at me sale. 1211 PENSYLYANIA AVE., &c., made in supe- Hupeitie st sitet notice. “‘Ladion tet ie Dee and basted, and a perfect fit cuaranteed. a RY. DEPARTMENT. APRCL HOSIER’ VEEK: A BI Boa WeNG. Mn xi ik 50 cent LISLE cen! EDV E DEV 63, GLOY 'HREAD GLOVES, 29 cent qT former. $-Elastic LISLE THREAD VES, ft cents. Other styles in proj ERAS. oe 20 aa) SILK MITTS, AL ALL jy? uP BurLprsa. ALTIES ‘vor UTIFUL ENGLISH mal price 10 cunts. (A, VERY INE r,s cents. THREAD 1 ISH FIN STRIPE HOSE st 43 ice ARTMENT.—Best 2-Elastic LISLE FO} rice 35 cents; 9 cant, reduced WiLL HE SOLD AT ‘SHADES. DOUGLASS”, FAMILY SUPPLIES. 1 000 POUNDS OF OUR ° SUPERB MARACAIBO COFFEE, RETAILED LAST WEEK AT 25c. PER POUND. No other Coffee ever gave such universal satisfaction. C. WITMER, Fine Grocerres, Jy30 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ORNER 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, 1 504 9TH STREET, js Opposite Critie Office. HVE JUST RECEIVED A Large Assortmentiof SILVER-PLATED TEA SETS, ICE PITCHERS, ROGERS BROS.’ ENIVES, FORKS and SPOONS, &€c., At Reduced Prices. SAM’L LEWIS’ SONS, Jewelers and Silversmiths, dy5 1215 Pennsylvania avenue. Tre CAR TICKETS GIVEN 6 wute SWAN” WHITE SWAN,” ‘THE CELEBRATED BRanD OF PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR, Can nz Boucur Oxty 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, ___ SPORTING GOODS. __ C= RUPPERT, NOS. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, the cheapest for beauty, comfort and durability in the ARCHERY AND FISHING TA AND'LAWN TENNIS, BICY VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS. nies large assortment of ee Se Ea CROQUET Mi TAN BOOKSTORE, ( wo Smioll Penuaylvania avene. MEDICAL, &e. — 2 X ¥ in vecific Fagland Withont and Withen, by Richard Grant White. | for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Nervous Head- The Republic of God, by Elisha Mulford. ache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory, Spermator- Building Eras, by Horace Bi \ rhea, Impotency, Involuntary Emissions; Premature y on Exodus, by J. G. Murphy, D.D., | Old Ave, caused by over-ex abuse or over- edition. indulgence, which leads to misery, decay anc Handicapped, by Marion One box will cure recent cases. box contains one Mrs. Parloe’s New Cook Book. month's treatment. One dollar a box, or six boxes for The Emperor, by Ave dollars; sent by mail prepaid on’ receipt of price, No Gentlemen, We guarantee xes to cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with sy9 five dollars, we will send the ‘our Ol fect @ ismad by STOLE & CROM NOS AND ORGANS. WELL, 480: Penn: rania ‘avenue, Wash D.C. = aes whom be addressed. — ocl6-s,t, ths SELLING OFF. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ‘Tomake 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 Srreer NoRTHweEst. _ The Trade specially invited to call. 5y23 BS Coens DAVIS & CO.’S UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. WORLD RENOWNED AND UNEQUALED. HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO, the only reliabie low-priced, toned Uj made. 3 SUMNER, Souk. AGENr, 811 9ru Staeer Nortuwest. HL swe L.. WILD & BRO. G., Tia Temoved to their now Musical Warerooms, 709 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, And ire offering Special Inducements in the Sale and tof PIANOS aud ORGANS during the summer. NGREAT BARGAINS to Gach Buyers. ____ BOOTS AND SHOES. M4 NO MISTAKE. THE NEW YORK SHOF STORE, Toe PENNSEEVANTS AVENUE BANSRUPE SALE IN xEWYouR A THE CHEAPEST SHOES EVER AkHOOD RESTORED.—A victim of early impru- nervous den debility, premature decay, oie having re of yar 5 will’ son meats 6 ° free to his fellow-sufferers. Sia) octT-00 48 Chatham street, New York. R. ARMSTRONG CURES DISEASES OF MEN ee pp Medicines. No except for medicines. Corner ‘7th and G streets southwest. a6-15t" R. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND most reliable LADIES’ PHYSICIAN in the city, can consulted daily at 455 Massachusetts avenue, trom 2 tod and 7 to9. Female Complaints and - ties qr cured. Prompttreatment. Separate rooms for ladies. Jy13-1m 0 CURE NO PAY!—TO ALL AFFLICTED WITH rivate diseases come at once and you rf cure without mercury. Dr, BRO’ HERS, 906 1 sleet southwest, Je21- DR RICORD, 1a WEST FAYETTESTREET, BAL Amore, froma long experience in hognital and brivats Srders of the blood, throat, nose or ekin. Victims of in: ianisood, e.;ret de in ‘or tnhap- a afly cured. it Gonorrhes py, are radically. Recent oF ‘Chrome x ee cured in three to eight write. ‘Charges oe fareto Baltimore deduct ed from fee. [ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA ‘dies. "All femate complaint cured. Can gansulted daft ‘at 024 1th street northiweat, ine oe oN 5 fe 13 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Ladies’ Physician in Ws Trrewa- | inition, Obstructions, and Leneorricea quickly cured. | charge for advice. Sig Jels-2m | ])B-MOPT'S FRENCH POWDERS_CERTAIN CURE DE: Kiineg Discanoe, Gravel and all Urinary jervous speedily" cured. ured in, 48 hours. For tale by Wit B ENEWISLE. Droaxiet corner 12th strect an ylvania avenue, ‘box, sont by mail under real om receipt of price. ©" m6 \ONSULT DR. ROBERTSON EVERY WEDNESDAY / and Satnrday st his office. 486 C street n.w., near 44 strect, from any feRts earerience, guarant lt distanes 0 tienal Emissions, ) Ker Gomorra or Bs, rocontiy itively cured in from 5 to 10 for ladies. Refersto the ee Main office, 19S Eutaw strect, Baltimore, Chane Ww. H. WHEATLEY'’S Tg scoutite’ Biri eel. and to all ee EE a0 1008 (Gs hiner, Gases B. Gy im Finsr-Crass BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, ko. CORNED BEEF ECIALTY, ‘ket, 9th street wing, ‘Market; or Address free of to all of the delivered charge oe Stalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Marl and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Box Tl, City Post Office. Marketing 3923 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. To Customers r: whose bills for repairs amount to One Dollar and above. er SEAREE tod FRONSAC. ST. ESTEPHE. ee MOULIB. MEDOC. RODGERS CUTLERY STORE, ST. FRELODY. PONTET CANET. 631 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CLOS DES MEYNARDS. Under St. Mare Hotel, Washington, D.C. MONTSEERAT LIME JUICE. All work warranted to give satisfaction or money re: B, W, REED’S SONS, snot Syis-Im_ | je50 116 F st. northwest. ‘OHN BR. KELLY, cree ee motion. J. Carter was in favor of the mvention voted for it almost unanimously. The chair appointed nine, one from each district, as a committee on 'com- promise. the state. the chair. thecomm of Virgini: vie the cre dient and for state support ti o'clock p.m. Acommittee of nine was appointed on resolutions. While awaiting the report of the committee on credentials, John R. Popham made a long speech, declaring that there were but five or six honest republican debt-payers in His speech was bitter and vindictive throughout. The committee on credentials re- ported 155 legal delegatesin the convention. he report was adopted. on permanent organization was appointed by A committee of nine The convention then adjourned to 7 COALITION PLATFORM. Theconyention metagain at § o'clock p.m., and ittee on organization reported P. J. Car- ter as permanent chairman and R. P. Brooks as permanent secretary; adopted. Mr. Carter took the chair, and, after making the usual speech of thanks, the committee on resolutions reported a series:—“That the bourbon democratic party ja, by its most recent official utter- ances, has shown that it is still false to its pro- fessions regarding the credit of the state, and that it again seeks to deceive both the people and creditors by means of fair promises which it never means to fulfill. cratic party of Virginia is now, as ever in its past history, opposed to the live interests and welfare of the people; opposed to free and fair elections and an honest count, and opposed to free public schools for the education of all the ple. That the anti-bourbon party has shown y its acts since it obtained control of the legis- lature and partial control of the state govern- ment the sincerity of its professions in favor of a faithful collection and honest expenditure of the public revenues; are in favor of free and fair elections, of impartial juries, the impartial exe- cution of the laws, and public education; that in of this condition of affairs, and abating no part of our determination to deal justly with all itors of Virginia and to pay every dollar that Virginia honestly owes, we deem it inexpe- That the bourbon demo- unwise to make se] officers, and we ite nominations leclare in favor of hearty co-operation with all other citizens who he candidates nominated by the anti- bourbon convention at Richmond in June last. That.as republicans we earnestly republicans to Join their efforts the final overthrow of bourbon oppression, intol- erance and tyranny in the REPORT OF THE CONFEREN ‘ite all active ours, for state of Virginia.” E COMMITTEE IN FAVOR REJECTED. OF UNION The resolutions were adopted unanimously, but were afterwards laid temporarily on the table, to allow the conference committee to re- port.’ Their report, vhich had first been sub- mitted to the straightout convention and re- Jected, set forth that in view of the present con- dition of the party it was inexpedient to nomi- nate a republican ticket, and the members of the party shall be free to pursue what course they may desire; also that the present organization of the party and its executive committee be main- will be no mittee; question, favors the nominate or Major FS 4 LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILERATION, VIRGINIA CLARET are just the Wines. OB. NORTON’S SEEDLING CLEARY & CO., HUME, Sar 5 .7bs* Splendid Minnesots Family Flour, justly named “SOVEREIGN, ” Yields in Perfection CLEARY Coors eee 807 Market Space, A direct im sti if > “<COMMENDADOR” PORT WINE, absolutely pure, and for medicinal Purnoses the very CLEARY & CO. Dest. HUME, itd et OLD STAG PURE RYE WHISKEY. tibadsbomsa snd HUME, CLEARY & CO., sr 807 Manner Space. | gust 8, when he. became set cothness, flavor and purity, snd for F'siekroom is unrivalled: [2200 WANT THE VERY NICEST BREAD BUY ‘Our New South.” It is sure to. For sale by all ‘Dealers in Flour, Feed, Corn, Oat 56 ‘and wholesale W. H. TENNEY & SON! ‘Hi Straw, ” wee ee ES Ht HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS, ONLY FIFTY CENTS. PALACE MARKET, Connen 14th sraerr axp Naw YORK AVENUE. Also, STRAWBERRIES ust received. Gol? MEDAL apT Awarded at the National Fair over all other com- tors, oO Tue handsome Minnegia Ptaut Pour in the United jtates. ‘= MINNEO! A very superior Miisnesota Patent. STERLING'S 8ST. LOUIS FANCY. A Magnificent Winter ‘Wheat, Patent Process, CLASS GROCER. GOLDEN HILL. ‘The Standard F: Of the District. FOR SALE BY EVERY PIRST-CLaS Connen 1st Boney febl5 FINDIANA AVENUE. {. M. GALT & CO. BlLLetIn ExTRaogpinaky! = =z THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, 939 PeswerivagtA AVENUE. x SEASONABLE G00Ds’NOW IN STOCK, YOUTHS ‘New Novelties daily 1,100 tne of OAS FREE TE a Condrnes OHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT: ernor. official returns from 73 counties, giving 98,965 still to of crosai SvICIDE of poiso bitten by’ the came necessary to remove him where he died, as stated. tion adjourned until to-day. that under no circumstances will Gen. Wickham jority for prohibition. t locomotive and killed and the wagon demol- ished. The two women were thrown a great distance and were taken up dead. ———o—___ tained during the campaign, but that as there republican ticket in the field the com- mittee shall take no part in the campaign, and that in legislative districts which are now repub- can no readjuster candidate for the legislature shall be nominated, the readjusters supporting the republican candidates. conference committee was rejected, and the original platform as given above was ado) Messrs. J. H. Rives, collector at Lynchburg, was elected chairman of the state central com- J.D. Brady, collector at Petersburg, chairman of the executive committee; and R. D. Brooks secretary of the state committee. The report ot the The Straightout Convention. In the straightout convention, Mr. Dezendorf submitted a platform which is silent on the debt but declares that the industries of the country should be fostered by protective tariff laws; demands a repeal of the capitation tax; abolition of the whipping post and the repeal of the disqualification to the elective franchise by conviction of petty larceny. It de- clares further that no republican convention has the right to direct republicans to vote the dem- ocratic ticket. and that it is republican voter, when no the fleld, to cast his vote according to his judg- ment. A minority report, decl that co. tracts with creditors be held inviolate, and th: it is the duty of city, state and nation to pay its legal obligations, Was also offered. Both re- ports were tabled. An effort was then made to the right of every ticket is in a ticket, but it failed. and the conven- It is understood Yost accept the nomination for goy- Norra Carorrsa.— The Raleigh (N.C.) News and Observer has majority against prohibition, with 28 counties heard from. Haywood gives 21 ma- So far it standsalone, Two Wome» Ki.LEp.—Miss Lena Homans and Mrs. Louisa Farber were accidentally killed on Staten Island, had See to the railroad depot in a vehicle for a supply N.Y., Tuesday evening. They ies, and on their return, while e track, the horse was struck by a oF 4 Hxpropuosia Vicriv.—Wm. D. Corneen, aged 42, a ticket agent on the 9th nue elevated rai ted suicide yesterday morning by swallowing a dose be laudam railroad, New York, committed believed to rum. a rabid dog in April last, but of did show tl es Au- so violent that it be- to the hospital, le was Smxevnar Svicipe-—Leonidas well-to-do farmer residing near arrayed himself in his wife’s bonnet and humg himself on cause is known for sane in the afternoon, Tuesday night. "No the singular act. “He was he had been all his life. A Buter Hor Ix ars Brarn.—The body of aman about 40 years morning in the middle ofage was found the roadway of One Hundred and poe street, at Broadway, New York, ple, the bull entered the , With a let_ hole through his tem- let having shattered the skull and brain. Beside him lay a seven-bar- reied revolver, with one chamber empty. From papers in his pocket his name is supposed to be Chas. Webber. Hewas well dressed, and beside other clothing had on an overcoat. a Danaea S Saecacaeaia at county, Indiana, yesterday, burned out business houses, untouched. “Johnson fourteen: lave only three in the town It was by flying sparks from an excursion train. ‘Tombs with the pleaded not > and remanded for return- ing fo tne'Tomin withthe serie reason they fl From the New York Times. There is an external be a sure cure for headache. iis is the electric brash. To all appearance it is like any ordi- nary brush, but in its bristles is inexhaustible supply of electricity. How this electricity is put into the bristles is not known. P they are soaked for twenty-four hours ina paitful of electricity, or periaps electricity is forced into them by heavy pressure. At an} rate, the electricity is in them, and it is practi- cally inexhaustible. As everybody knows, electricity is a specific | for headache, no matter from what cause the headache may arise. Doctors have hitherto ad- | ministered electricity by the spoonfal, or In the shape of pills, but its unpleasant taste has ren- | dered it unpopular with delicate patients. The electric hairbrush supersedes electrical pills and draughts. If you have a headache all you have to do is to induce some one to brush your hair with an electric brush. You will neither taste | nor smell the electricity, but it will soak through | the scalp and skull, and on ing the brain will instantly cause the headache to cease. This is surely better than swallowing nauseous doses of liquid or solid electricity, which delicate | stomachs often are unable to retain. There is abundant testimony to prove that the clectric hairbrush is as beneficial and infallible in its effects as are the liver, stomach, lung, kidtey, spine, shin and back-teeth pads that are in such universal use, and the sneers of the doctors who call themselves “regular physicians” cannot jure it in public estimation. it is singular that the inventor of the electric hair-brush did noe Te a that an = clothes-brush wot supply a great popular want. The clothes-brushes now in the market are delusions and snares. The flat clothes- brush retains whatever extraneous matter it may gather from the human coat or trousers only long enough to deposit it on some other = the garment, and the so-called whisk- room, instead of cleansing a garment to which it is applied, Mls it with broken particles of m straw, so that its last condition is in- finitely worse than its first. We need an elec- tric brush that will attract and retain every particle of dust, hair or other foreign substance with which it may be brought in contact. Such a brush would be even more valuable to man- kind than is the electric hair-brush of which mention has just been made. It ts in connection with unlawfal and unde- sirable hair that the electric clothes-brush would be chiefly prized. There can be no question that the hair of the feminine head has a strong pro- | clivity for masculine coat collars. The most in- | nocent husband is liable to carry home unknown hairs on his collar, and thereby imperil his do- mestic happiness. 'When we reflect that in this country thére are, at the lowest estimate, twelve millions of women who daily comb | their hair, we can understand that the atmos- here must be full of stray hairs. They may be invisible so long as they are floating in the air, but wnen they come in contact with coat. collars their presence is instantly de- | tected by every intelligent wife. It is in vain that the husband protests his innocence, for hair | on the coat collar is held among wives to be the | strongest circumstantial evidence of misconduct. | The domestic misery that arises from this case | is enormous. There was a i‘ yung woman in an Illinois town who was employed by a lawyer to secretly drop from her second-story window upon the coats of respectable citizens on the | sidewalk specimens of hair taken from a cheap “switch,” and so successful was this diabolical plot that in two months that wicked lawyer was retained in seventy-eight divorce suits. This was, of course, an exceptional case, but it shows what a potent element of domestic unhappiness is hair on the collar. Now, if there were a clothes-brush filled with | electricity which would infallibly attract every | hair in its neighborhood, what an immense ser- | which is said to lady would have an electric clothes-brush hang- ing in the front hall, so that the young men who might call upon her could use it on bidding | her good evening, their boarding-house without fear of the scrutin- Izing gaze of the landlady. Every married man could carry a small electric cloties-brash in his | pocket, and by using it just before entering his house could insure himself against any miscon- | struction of his conduct, and could make his account of the unexpected business which de- | tained him at his office until 11 p.m. seem really | plausible. The man who invents the electric | clothes-brush will have a fortune in his pocket | within a year after he begins to advertise it. = = Tue Faricre oF Sapuier & Co. plates pressed for payment, and that the firm made an assignment for the protection of other creditors. A large number of outstanding ac- counts, extending from Maine to Minnesota, California, Australia and New Zealand, await settlement, and it is impossible to say at present how much may be realized. No oifer has yet been made to the creditors nor the amount of liabilities ascertained. —__——_-o-—______ Ts Leo HartMa: Tu1s Country ?—Sophia Pinkowsky, Emil gee! and Jacob Lindow- vinsky, three Russian nihilists, who reached this country some time since after escaping from the Siberian mines, passed through Albany yester- day on their way to Canada. They assert that Leo Hartmann is not in this country at all, that the interview with a man pretending t him was published as a ruse to throw the Rus- sian government off his track. Emil Rodixky says he received a letterfrom Leo Hartmann, dated in Paris on the 15th of July, and he was | then about to move to another cit! ——~oo—_ Frere Cavsep BY an INFERNAL Macy telegram from Providence, August 9, say residence of Dr. Wm. H. Bowen, in Scituate, was burned last night with nearly all its con- tents. Dr. Bowen is absent. The family were aroused in time to save their lives. After the house had burned down, fire broke out in the Doctor's barn near by. Help being at hand the flames were extinguished, when it was found that the fire was caused by an infernal machine | operated by clockwork. Doubtles similar apparatus was used to burn the house. Loss on the house $3,000. Dr. Bowen has been very active in enforcing the law against liquor seli- ing, and has before suffered in consequence. -o Mr. Vennor, the Canadian weather prophet, announces that no further ictions in the weather will be published by him until the issue of almanac, 1881-2, during October next, and that all communications to newspapers have been stopped. It is about time. —<—————— Mrs. Woopnv.t's Nrece'’s Marrtace.—The Rey. 5. B. Hailaday, pastoral helper to Beecher, yesterday filed with the Brooklyn Health Board the certificate of the marriage of Ella C. Miles, the niece of Victoria Woodhull, to Charles 8. Wells, whose occupation is given as an author. The bride is the divorced wife of Capt. Frank Elkington of the British army. She was once before married to Mr. Wells, but the marriage proved to be il because the decree of divorce she had was set aside; sec- sold and delivered. The claim agai . Zachariah Chafee, as trustee of the A. & W. s Manufacturing company, is $15,759.37. against the Quidnick company is 10,132.06. —N. Y. Sun. eo __— A Ww ysTerious Case.—Mrs. Lizzie Cotiere, of M. A. Church, jeweler, of Buffalo, alone in a boat Mi evening to cross the lake to the Kent house. boat wasfound next morning with one oar missing. Mrs. Co- tiere’s hat and duster were in the boat, but no other trace of the lady has yet been dis- covered. who held a small mortgage on the stereotype | } COMING RIFLE MATCH. The Carroll Rifle club, of Westminster, M@., | Will meet the Maryland Ritle chub, and the € stored up an / ton, ima co the 17th instant: THE ST. JOHN'S CHURCH TOURNAMENT. The festival for the benefit —— John's church, at Nancy Carr eo ment, following knights wot prize; third pri crowns were bestowed by the successful knights: upon the following young ladies: Miss Bertie Crandee, queen; Miss Mary Stubbs, first Miss Katie Boyle, MeAulitle, third follows: First race, one mil ounty, Md.. closed y in which 18 knights participated. George pe 4 prize; Fran! Frank Shuzrue, fourth prize. The ONie Clark, second second matd, and Miss maid. SARATOGA RACES. The winners at Saratoga yesterday Mazzgie Ayer: time, L43%g. and a half, MeGayock & Co. 2304 & Co.'s Fellowpla Boulev Third race, a mile and oe) ime, three-fourths of Chariey Gorha: in first and was head all the time th the dae race, but it was given to Maggie Ayer on ag count of a foul. Rochester yesterday: 2:28 class postponed trem yest. y Sprague, 4, 1, 1, 4, 4, res B. Thomas, 1, 8, 2,2, ROCHESTER RACES. The following is a summary of the events af terday —Edmund Thorne, 2, 2, 4, 1, 1, 1: f Sa 2,2; Pilot 4 0: time, 2:201¢° 2:4 2:B3hy, 2:20, Wes 25. 2:27 class, purse #1! ~ divided—trou! ur, 1,1, 1; Annie W., 2, 2, Argonaut, 3, 3,3; Forest Patchen, 4, 4, 5; 8. : Remo, 6, 5, 4; Stellac, 5, dis., time, 2:23, 2:21) Pacing race—Little Brown Jug, 1, 1, attie Hunter, 5, 2, 2; Bay Billy, 2 iy 4, 4, 3 Rowdy Boy, 3, 5, 5; tim : Mr. Vanderbilt and party will Thure- day to witness the attempt of Maud 8. to lower the record. tween the Kentucky thre ANOTHER GREAT RACE. The very close race at Saratoga Tuesday be ear old Geta and the Virginia three-year old Eole, in whiek former won by short head, owing, it ts claimed, to the superior riding of Getaway’s Jockey hor day, each horse to carry 110 pounds. has led toa match race between those es for $2,500 a side, which is to be ran Fri- has been purchased by Mr. A. Hunter, a New York turfman, whose colors he will ‘carry in the match race, the distance of which will be ome mile and five furlongs. BASE BALL YESTERDAY. At Philadelphia—Albanys 12, Athletics 2; at Woreester, Mass.—Troy 4, Worcester 8; at Bos- ton—Bostons 9, Providence 5. se. of slaves in making a ro Stanley is accused of employing chained gangs in Africa. A Philadelphia drag clerk blundered in com- unding a dose for his own taking, and lost his life thereby. Dan Rice, the clown, married a Pennsylvania deacon’s daughter; but the union of church and circus was not happy, and the wife is suing for | whipped by ti si ing tl o ice it would be to mankind. Every young | ™an of Chi loa and could thus return to | Sor iN XN, Ireland. May be rest in divorce. A Chicago boy and girl of 15 and 14 were ir parents as a remedy for love- but they defeated the cure by poisam- selves to death. The newest reproach cast upon Cincinnati ’y hicago is that the Ohio city uses half its water pply in making beer and the other half im jing the bristles off hogs. Alven Palmer, of Fenimore, Grant county, cl Til, died Sunday of what the best physiciams t! ereabouts say was genuine Asiatic cholera. Mr. Ira Brown, the well-known real estate ly endorses St. Jacobs Ou. DIED. On Wednesiay, August 1, 1881, et 840 suddenly, from hemorrhawe of the luge. sixty years, @ uative of Belfast peace, ROW Dearest father, thou hast left ms, We thy lows thont deeply feel; But "tis God that has bereft us, He can all our sorrow heal. Faneral will take place Ludiam’s) residence, day, August 13 are invited b attend. nova, Pa., of at ninth year Funeral on riends « No fi % aba FORSTER. A) 10, 1881, at his residence, Brights discus.’ WILLIAM. FOR Hit wot of the late Jobin E. Forster, formerly of Hige- HENING. On Wednesday afternoon, A 1 3, delock, Rov. GAMES G. ENING: tn the nig ure. will take pace from McKendree M. FE. Seecr see tee emt ‘om Sun oom, i fanuily are roxjeoctf ally Lavitod to 10, 1881, at 12:39 p.m., of NL. HOUUE, ‘wife of dames We - her ae. ones 5 on Friday, August 12, at 3 o' 0 flowers. On Ai Mrs. LIL in the twent eral will take y street southwest, POT! At the residence of Juan! ermburg, Md.. EMILY BE. suri: ot Gore Juius f. Boyle, and wile of Z Potcck, of Bale 8, Her funeral No. 425 Ist o'clock. ‘more county. Fri cop SAGE. AGE, in Sage. Funeral fom St. Matthew's church, at 9:30 o'clask&, y morning. (Baltimore and soutpern papers pleas On Atwrust 10, 1881, at 11. p.m. fer Seventy iat years wite of theiate Ge me will take yilace from her late street north: on Friday afternoon, STUART. At 2:20 p.m. A 10, 1881, MO! baloved wife of Tom #. Stuart and daughter of ae, AL Wi church, 25th street Pennsylvania aveniae, ‘Panorrow (eiday? moringeet SULLIVAN. Departed this life A) JOHN F. SULLIVAN, tn the forty-eucuuh age, ‘of county’ Limerick, | = ad 3 yo A. Wi jaters, esq. Funeral from St. Stephen's 20, vear native Ireland. ‘Notice of his funeral hereafter’ MORTHINGTON. On Gaturday. MMIE M. WORTHINGTON, in age. 1 ame August 6, 1 forty mocoind yaar {Carlisle papers please copy} UNDERTAKERS M. F. SPINDLER tXbenvaxen, SEVENTH 1029 TH STREET, Det.N. ¥. ave. and L street northwest. 520 Ui 1317 Hron (32D) (Opposite arecer GSOROETOWN, ml Butchers’ Market.) 1LLAM HACKETT with A No. 316 as streets. FURNISHING UNDERTARER. jvania jorthwest, between 34 ore went, fd em GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. _ STNEMETz, GENTLEMEN'S Great variety of STRA’ HATTER, 1237 PeNNsYLVaNTA AVENUE. PEARL DRESS HATS. WHATS forGents, Youths an@ SILK and GUANACO UMBRELLAS. Job lot SILK UMBRELLAS, $2 and $2.50. —— SHIRT FACTORY, yt 6 F STREET WoRrHwast, orr. Parext Orrice. FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, « specialty, @& Clair of Cor Willoughby avenue: Bronkiyn; wi y a 5 for nearly years has carried a received in an i i : R & ii i i i z i rf : i i : E i i i i z A | g z i 5 H | i i i Hd al hi Hilla :