Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1881, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFfick OF THE CHIEF SIGNAT, OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D.C., Aug. 13, 1881, 9:30 a.m. For the middie ‘Atianitic states, fair weather followed by local rains, warm southwest veering to colder northwest winds, higher pressure. Special Weather Bulletin. ANOTHER COLD WAVE MOVING EASTWARD, The chief signal officer furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: Occasional rains have fallen in the northwest, lake region, New England and southwestern Texas, The tempera- ture has risen in the middle states, Tennessee and Ohio valley, where it averages ten to fifteen de- mean for the month. A cold ‘ota to Colorado and New Mexico. The following special temperatures are reported this morning: Eustport, 58 deg.; Burlington, 72 de; pebec. fi deg.; Montreal, 2 leg.; Duluth, 58 deg.; St, Pau cisco, dex.” Northwesterl, from the northwest and lake region, i districts they a rt) RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readii iu at the Signal Offic 7 al 9 de La. E Maximum, 1012 dei E dad vegetables. which are particu at this season of the year, ali order the stomach and superinduce cramp cholera morbus, and what chronic dysentery. P serv health should be exe about their diet at this season, and at notime shoule they be without a supply of Perry Davis’ i the safest, surest, and speediest rem- edy for all troubles of the stomach or bowels, All druggists sell it, cht, but consult H. 3 Pa.ave., near 435 Don’t tritle with your ey H. Hempler, the optician, FUssELt's ice cream. street. Aiwa Ove ENTIRE stoc Low cut Sunday, August Mth, Vennor ave “a cooler change.” Monday to cold, and cloudy and picas- HAve you ordered Howson's Ice Crean? $1.25 agal, oND will cure all kidney and dropsical swellings, fe- welry Stor some beautiful | styles in rings, set monds, gold filled ware. prings dia- Iver plated Feravson’s ater is cold, pure and re- freshing. The many people who pay car fare, going and returning, to get it, attest_apprecia= tion of its exeellence. Try it. Corner2dand Pa. | ave., Capitol Hill, PEOPLE who wis themselves to-mor- row will be interested in the advertised trip of | y.in connection with the | dar Point, at CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:20 p.m. and cuished at 10:00 p.m. - Rollins, while engaged at the Treasury department yesterday afternoon, fell and broke his left arm. He was removed to his home, on T street, near 3d southeast, in the police ambu- | lance. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union has | moved from Odeon Hall to Masonic Temple, on F street. The report of the Central Free Dispensary al for the month of Jul; District Commissioners to include in their esti- mates for th year an item of 5.000. hoepital and dispensa- | p , and Dr. Briscoe of the meeting. | jonston, delegate to the and Joiners, | About 4 o'clock ye y afternoon a white boy. 13 y yt Rorthwest, a distance of twenty feet. Dr. man was lit id rendered medical aid, | and stated that he was seriously hurt. The U e i Iub will leave on the | 2th inst tomae and Ch “a! Burgiars made an attempt last night to enter the house of J. H. Jonson, 2019 14th street . by foreing open the front door with ntened off before accom- have Demorest’s ptember. ers of South Wash- sioners to sixty foot alley between 44 and 6th streets and nd and Maine avenues southw purchasi i | Exchange y have referred the letter of | ers, asking to whol old Central g n, to their attor- | who will report early omnittee. A meetins of the commissioners of pharmacy was heid last night, present Dr. J. E. Morgan, Mr. W.S. Thompson and Mr. R. B. Mr. Everett I ity. passed a satis ion as to his qualification to prac- | tice pharmacy. Mr. W.S. Thompson was ap- pointed to represent the board at a meeting of | delegates of the various boards of pharmacy at Kansas Ci 2B. The Capitel Pleasure Club give an excursion to Lower Cedar Point to-morrow. Excelsior Lodge, No. 19, K.of P., give a grand excursion and basket picnic next Monday even- H. M. Rogers gives a musical excursion down the Potomac next Tuesday evening. Ts | Peter Duffy, Gen. R. C. Dram, U.S.A. ‘of shoes must be sold to | § | S.D. Stu : ; on O'Neal fell | from a tree near house No. 1231 24th street | cruise on the lower Po- | The October Celebrations, THE CITIZENS’ EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE APPOINTED, lowing committee was appointed as the Citizens’ | Executive Committee of 157 members: D. B. Ainger, Edward Abner, Captain P. H. Allabach, John W. Albaugh, W. J. Acker, John J. Appich, Thomas Broderick, James L. Baroour, Major W. G. Brock, Judge H. H. Blackburn, Horatio Browning, A. J. Biedler, Sevellon A. Brown, Colonel J. O. P. Burnside, Hon. Alonzo Bell, | A. C. Buell, Colonel Robert Boyd, Clarence M. | Barton. Reuben F. Baker, Hon. B.K. Bruce, Jno. W. Corson, H. J. Carpenter, H. M. Hutchinson, Benj. Chariton, A. F. Childs, Dorsey Clagett, W. H. Clagett, W. E. Clark, H. T. Crosby, Col. H.C. Corbin, U.S.A.; W, W. Corcoran, Jno. F. Coo! | Dr. Dan’l B. Clark, Jno. T. Chauncey? J. G: Cooke, Geo. W.Cochran, Jno. W. Drew, Hon. Josiah Dent, Geo. F. Dawson, C. C. Duncangon, Lewis J. Davis, E. G. Davis, Gen. J. W. Denver, Jas. Y. Davis, Geo. W. Driver, E.C. Dean, N. | Demongeot, Wm. H. Dempsey, Wm. Dickson, Dodge, Matthew G. Emery, Jas. S. Edwards, Chas. Ebel, Jno. T. Ford, Gen. E. C. Ford, Thos. J. Fisher, D. C. Forney, Jno. T. Given, Jas. L. Falby, Lawrence Gardner, Maj. G. C. Goodloe, Jno. Gibson, Win. Galt, W.M. Galt, Geo. C. Gor- ham, Capt.’ Frank Hollingshead, Marshal J. H. Henry, L. G. Hine, J. H. Gordon, W. T. Hazel, Frank Hume, T.’ H. Holden, Thomas L. Hume, W. S. Hoge, 'Stilson Hutohins, R. J. Hin- 1 |ton, Christopher Heurich, J. W. Hogg, T. H. Harbin, George Juenemann, Thomas B. Kalb- s. | fus, Hallet Kilbourn, George W. Knox. John R. Kelley, George 8. Koontz, George S. Krafft, J. K. Kerr, James Lansburgh, Hon. George B. Loring. L. Moxley, George’ W. Moss, John S. | Miller, Colonel Wiiliam G. Moore, Charles Mades, Colonel Joseph C. McKibben, W. H. Morrison, | Hon. Th | Meigs W. C. Milbur . Major A.C. Nicholson, §. Noyes, Allison Nailor, George M. Oyster, Daniel O’Brien, R. E. Odluim, M. M. Parker, J. P. D. Phelps, Norris Peters, Jas. R in, J. H. Roberts, W. J. Rhees, George W. F. Reichenbach, W. 8S. Roose, E. H. J. Ramsdell, P. A. Rodier, C. W. HM. S . Sharp, W.M. J. Stephenson, General é 3 Ss. Geo. L. Sheriff, Louis Schade, W. H. Seldon, General W. T. Sherman, US. W.H. Smith, Edward Temple, Dr. Smith Townshend, George F. Timms, H. 0. Towles, Franklin Tenney, Major W. J. Twining, John L. Vogt, J. R. Van V J. Weller, Levi vu Frank K. Ward, Joseph M. Waters, William A! Wheatley, H. C: Winship, Nathaniel n, Wash B. Williams, George White, John White, James P. Willet, Thomas E. Waggaman. C. C. Willard, Wm. Waldecker, and W. H. Yerkes. It was decided to call the committee together Thursday evening, at the National Hotel, when they could determine upon such sub-committees on arrangements, transportation, finance, &c., as might be re- quired. Crear REPAIRING, Byrn’s shoe store, 1614 Lith | f Ticket Cases.— v's office was crowded yesterday ith people interested in the case of MeNeir against the B. & O. railroad . This was a counterpart of the case of d va. the B. & O. company, tried on the preceding day, in which the plaintiff demanded $45 damazes for being compelled to pay additional fare from Berkeley Springs to Washington, though holding a round trip ticket which he had failed to have re- Sir John’s Run. The assembled spectators, however, were disappointed, for after a consultation between various parties di- rectly interested it was announced that a settle- ment had been made, the defendant paying the costs. The railroad company paid the costs and re- turned the money paid by them, under protest in both the cases, amounting in all to less than #20. The company claim that they came to the conclusion to end the cases as they stood, beeause, being brought for $50, they could not be removed to a higher court, and a trial by jury was not appealable. The plaintiffs are satistied with this course, and state it was only on prin- ciple that they entered this suit. One of them said it was preposterous to hold the purchaser of a ticket to a contract printed thereon, which he does not have opportunity to see until the company has pocketed the money; and that | When buying tickets the public are not sup- posed to do so for the purpose of reading such contracts; that if the company has a right to sell a contract “unsight unseen,” they have the same right to attach a revised edition of the New Testament or a Hostetter’s bitters’ alma- nac to the ticket, and compel the purchaser to comply with its axioms or directions. ——— ST ‘STINE! Arrivals at the . Schooner Geo. B. Osborn, Capt. Moore, coal for Insurance Co.; schooner Ada A. Kennedy. Kennedy, 1,000 tons of ice for Inde- pendent ice Co.; schooner C. Hanahan, Whit- more, 850 tons ice for same. sella eS OVERCOME BY THE Hi) —Abeut 10 o'clock a.m. yesterday a colored man named Samuel! Lee while working at the Hamilton House as a lab- orer was overcome by the heat. He was re- moved to the drug store corner of 14th and L streets northwest and was afterward sent to his home, corner of 19th and Boundary streets. —_ West Washington, nee Georgetown. Kickep By a McLe.—Yesterday evening about 3:30 o'clock a colored nan named Frank Turner, aged twenty-four years, a canal boatman, while | driving a team of mules on the towpath above the Aqueduct bridge was kicked in the face by one of the animals. His face was terribly mashed, the nose being broken and a severe cut received over the right eye. Dr. Suter attended him, after which he was taken to his home on I street, between 11th and 12th. His cundition to-day is very serious. TemBLED Down aN EMBANKMENT.—Yester- day a horse and cart belongingto Michael Burke, of South Washington, engaged in carting coal to Georgetown College ‘hile going from George- town College to the wash-house, slid over the edge of the path and horse. cart and driver tumbled down the precipice. The driver jumped, and was only slightly bruised, but the horse and cart fell a distance of about 90 feet, spilling the coal, smashing the cart, and so injuring the horse | that he-was killed. It is supposed the driver was asleep. THe Grain TRADE.— Arrivals — Boat Caledo- | nia with 1,800 bushels wheat. Sales—1,800 bushels wheat sold yesterday at 1.28, Tut Coat Trane. —Thirty boats with 3,401.03 tons of coal left Cumberland Tuesday, as fol- lows: For Georgetown — Consolidation Co., 1,471.10 tons; Maryland Co., 910.18 tons; Borden Co.. 554.10 tons; George’s Creek Co., 117.09 tons; Anacostia Lodge, 1. We excursion to Lower Cedar Point on Wednesday can Co., 230.05 tons. next. Individual, 116.11 tons. For Alexandria—Ameri- —— Next Tuesday, Spartan Council, Sons of Jona- Affairs. dab, give an excursion to Quantico on the Alexandria Reported for Tae Evexrna Star. steamer Excelsior, and every preparation has been made for an enjoyable time. In view of the pleasant time had by the excur- sion party on the four days’ trip to Ocean View this week, the manager has concluded to give a five days’ excursion to the same place, leaving next Saturday. Take the Arrowsmith fora pleasant sail to- morrow at 4 p.m. a Fouxp Deap Ix His Bar Room.—About six o'clock this morning Louis Phillip, keeper of a restaurant at 2101 K street northwest.was found dead in his bar room by his wife. He went to bed last night as usual. When his wife awak- ened this morning she missed him, and going to search for him feund him dead as stated. He held a candle in his hand, and it is thought he died from heart disease. He had been drinking guite Lard latel: pe The coroner visited the house, No. 2101 K street, to-day, and after an examination gave a certificate that death was caused from rheuma- tism of the heart. SENT To THE INSANE ASYLUM.—A young tman named Riley, living in the northeast section f ', Went to the seventh precinct station it and said some men were after him to hang him, and asked the officers to shoot him rather than let him be hung. This morning he Was removed to police headquarters, when the police phy ‘sicians, after an examination, sent him to the Insane Asylum. Her Recorp is WasuixoToy.—Mrs. Frank Smith Crocker, whose arrest at Milwaukee was mentioned in Tue Stan yesterday, is quite well known here, having been about’ our women’s suffrage coaveniio&s for some years. It will be remembered that she occasioned a scene in the Judicizry committee room of the Senate some sew years azo, when there was a conference with the executive committee of the National Wo- man’s Suffrage Association. She time at Mrs. Page's, on F street, and claimed shile here that an elderly member of the bar had trifled with her affections, and she threat- ened to bring suit against him, but no lawyer, after an interview, would consent to bring the Se Tue ProrosepD New Caristias Cavrce.— To-morrow, the second Sunday in August, is the day celected for taking collections in the hurches of the Christian denomination to swell the building fund of the THE ALLENTOWN EXCURSION TO ALEXANDRIA. Gur firemen have made preparations for the re- ception of some seventy-five representatives of the fire department of Allentown, Pa., who will reach here with an excursion party on the 29th instant. The whole party, including the mayor, councils and city officials of Allentown, will number some three hundred, and will come di- rect to Alexandria and make their headquarters here, visiting Washington and its points of in terest from this city. The excursion lasts thiee. | days, and its whole cost, including fare and | board, will, it is understood, be only $12 to each excursionist. City Boxps.—Within the past five years there has been a notable change in the financial affairs of Alexandria. The bonds of the corporation | which bore six per cent interest could be bought in 1877, at 40 and 41 cents, and to-day the new bonds which only bear three per cent interest are quoted at 58 cents. The punctual payment of the interest, now reduced within the compass of the resources of the eity, has led to this result. Meanwhile the taxes have been reduced from $2.25 to 1.80 on the hundred, and the salaries meager at best) of tne most poorly-paid of the city officials have been somewhat increased. A COMMERCIAL AGENT’s CasE.—A case was before Maj. George Duffey, commissioner of the revenue, involving the tax on sewing machine agents, to-day. The decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Weber agt. Virginia was quoted a m: of the Singer ant Machine Company. * |. D in reply stat that he knew nothing offici about the de- cision of the Supreme Court. His instructions came from his honor J. E. Massie, etate auditor, and that the amount of license must be paid, as the treasurer would levy for the same. THY ALEXANDRIA FeRRY.--The steamer City of Washington, of the ferry line, which was withdrawn a few days for'rej ‘has been re- paired. reinspected and found in good ru evening and will be placed the ti evening a1 on ine as soon as Ler rhe —— Teport is New Parsonace.—The Wi mM street Baptist Church build a for its “ Caurcu I the ements nas P. Morgan, Jacob Mayer, R. J. | OUR SARATOGA LETTER, The committee appointed at the meeting of | WHO ARE AT THE GREAT SUMMER CITY, AXD Monday night, to select a Citizens’ Executive Committee, met last night—Mr. W. H. Morrison | Special Correspondence of Tar Evzxrxe Stan. in the chair, S. A. Cox secretary. After a gen- eral discussion of the proposed carnival, the fol- WHAT THEY ARE SAYING AND. DOING THERE. BaRatoca, August 12, 1881. THE HEIGHT OF THE SEASON. The crowd for the past fortnight has been asgreat as I have ever seen it at this resort, and next week, when the Bar Association will meet, it will probably be even greater than now. Tam glad to learn that Justice Stanley Mat- thews, of the U.S. Supreme Court, is expected to address the Association, and will probably bring some members of his family with him. PERSONAL MENTION. Nearly all the leading lines of business and the professions, including the ministry, journal- ism, music, the army and navy, and_ politics, have been well represented here this week. The company has included many notable per- sonages, and not a few who are well-known in Washington, as well as some residents of that city. Among the railroad magnates have been W. H. Vanderbilt, Jay Gould, Mr. Jewett, presi- dent of the Erie railroad; Mr. Joy, of Detroit, who nominated Mr. Blaine at Chicago last year; Amasa Stone, of Cleveland, and Mr. Roberts, president of the Pennsylvania railroad. Congress has recently been represented by the following members and ex-members: Senators Davis (Ill.), Blair, Jones (Florida), Anthony and Burnside, ex-Senators Corbett and wife, Stockton and Frelinghuysen with their families, and Hen- dricks and wife. Of the House of Represen- tatives Mason, Kasson and Morse. Rev. Dr. Deems of New York, and Rev. De Witt Talmage, have been among the ministers here, and Mr. Bowen of the N. Y. Independent, and Hugh Has- ting, of the Commercial Adoertiser, among the editors. Among others well known in Washing- ton who have been here lately are Mrs. S. C. Pome- roy, Gen. Sickles, Commodore and Mrs. Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherrill and their daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ray, Ex-Postmas- ter General Dennison and his wife and daughter, R. H. Clark, U. 8. N., and wife, Mr. Lloyd Wil- liams, of Baltimore, and family, including Dr. and Mrs. Brockenbrough and their little boy; Chief Engineer Shock, U.S. N.; General Brice, U. 8. N. ; the Spanish minister and family; and the Chilian minister and family; Professor Fairlamb and his wife, Miss Eva Milis, Mr. Herndon Morsell, Miss Johnston and her father, Judge Sanders, W. Johnston. Gen. Van Vliet left Monday morning. On the same day ex-Secretary Bristow and his family started for the White Mountains, where they will remain some time, hoping to prevent his annual attack of hay fever. The wife of ex-S ator Stockton has gone to Sharon Spring: treated for rheumatism, with which she is a great sufferer. Senator Jones left yesterday to Visit Chicago. He was greatly delighted with his first visit to Saratoga. Senator Burnside shows no ill effect of the fall from his buggy, which injured him a few weeks ago. He says that severe bruises were all he had to endure. He and Senator Anthony are as mutually devoted as ever. Ex-Goy. Warmoth, of Louisiana, and his wife have been greatly afflicted this week by the loss of their youngest child, who was about a year old. They have one left. Mr. J. G. Cooke, of Willard’s Hotel, has gone with his family to Cooperstown. WASHINGTON MUSICAL ARTISTS. A great crowd assembled in the large parlor at the Grand Union on Tuesday morning to hear Miss Eva Mills, Miss Mary Johnston and Mr. Herndon Morsell, all of Washington, sing. They received every proof of the unmeasured ap- proval of their audience. The Fairlamb Opera Company, including the wife of the maestro, gave a concert in Congress Park this week, which was greatly enjoyed. This company has now gone to Cooperstown, to appear in one of Professor Fairlamb’s operas there. WALKING MONEY BAGS. Until so many railroad magnates assembled this week a veteran visitor at Saratoga com- plained that there was comparatively little wealth here. A mere mill on, however, he does not count as worth mentioning. The very rich men here now are Vanderbilt, 240,000,000; Amasa Stone Cleveland, upwards of 12,000,000; Jay Gould, and Reuben Springer, of Cincinnati, who presented the Music Hall to that city. AS TO EQUIPAGES, &C. T asked the same acute observer who spoke to me of the wealth here how he thought the dis- play in driving compared with that at Long Branch, as I knew he had spent some weeks there as well as here thissummer. “Compare!” he echoed contemptuously, “there's no com- parison to be made between the two places in that respect. At Long Branch there are up- wards of one thousand handsome private equip- ages. Here I don’t think there are over two hundred.” JT had observed that the driving was not nearly so fine a spectacle here as at Long Branch, but did not suppose the difference would be go great as the gentleman quoted estimated it. There are one *%or two four-in- hand teams, one attached to a private pally ne. coach, and I have seen a notable tandem, which makes a great display every afternoon. A lady drives tandem, with long white reins, a pair of strawberry roans, so closely clipped that they look almost pink. They wearbright red leather collars, and the wheels of the black two-wheeled cart they pull are red. The whole establish- ment is exceedingly conspicuous. Another lady drives a dog cart with a groom seated dos a dos to her, very closely dos a dos, indeed. She has no one else with her. NAUGHTY PRACTICES. How demoralizing it is to my sex to engage in gambling, even to the extent of buying half a pool ticket (the whole one being five dollars) on a race is often made manifest at Saratoga in the lack of delicacy shown in accepting pecuniary favors from men under cover of payment of bets and the like by women who would be insulted if a man offered them money without this shallow pretence. A lady who says she attends the races three times a week, and keeps up her interest by purchasing whole or half pool tickets, also tells openly of how a gentleman made a profit of forty dollars for her lately by giving her a point in stocks,—she making no outlay whatever. He chanced to meet her when she was shopping, and asked her if she wanted to make some money, and she said “of course,” as she had spent all her week’s allowance except fifty dol- lars. “Well,” said he, ‘I can give youa point if you like; Just wait here a moment.” She of- fered him her $50 which she had with her to in- vest for her, but this he declined, and she says she supposes he used four or five hundred of his own in the transaction, and in two hours he came back to her and put forty dollars in her hands, saying it was the profit made on the point he had given her. She is a rich, proud woman, who would haye been unmeasureably indignant had any man, other than her husband or a near relative, of- fered her money as a present, but she saw no peseroe offence when given in the manner de- “ON WITH THE DANCE.” ie hop took place at the Clar- endon esday evening. The same evyenii the annual bail for the benefit of Mr. C. W. Stub, the leader of the fine orchestra at the U. 8. Ho- tel, was ae Reg e This is always an occasion for of - ve ie Pl nd the most elegant even- ext Thursday rand oy will De given sf fhe Green one tel. ates “GO a8 YOU PLEASE.” One feature of Saratoga life alway Specially Feere that are essential for a Fi street toilet. As many are seen at high Aare the street with uncovered heads and hands bare as there are wearing hats and gloves. Every possible liberty 1s taken with street toilets. low, for instance, you meet at one of the Haulea epost Feng 8 Pale gan it ue satin, draped with white Spanish lace, the waist very much open in front, and thesleeves of lace; a costume suitable in all respects for a ball. On the other hand, at the hops, where no “fall dress” order isin force, you see a dress of rose- colored cashmere, cut and made far more like a robe de chambre than a ball toilet, and with it a black sun hat is worn. Yet the wearer of this is wealthy, and purchases most of her clothes in Paris; so there is no excuse for her not having suitable ones for all occasions. Miss GRunpy. CLIPSE WIND ENGINE. VICTORIOUS AT FOUR WORLDS FAIRS. Courts, Pouice Cocrt—Jwige pro tem. To-day, Geo. Jennings and Allie Larman for- feited collateral. Win. Wilson, do. Fanny Johnson, vagraney; bonds or 30 days in the workhouse. Robert Wheeler, cursing and swearing; $5 or 7énys. Jas. Burke was charged with being the owner of, and causing to be worked, a mule witha sore back, and otherwise unfit for labor. Hei was fined $25 or 60 days. Wm. Bassett, a white man with his eyes blacked and his nose skinded, pleaded guilty to being disorderly on therstregt,and was sent to the workhouse for 15fdays in default of a $5 fine. ‘larence Cousinss a. young SS seguri charged with st. some carpenter's tools from Henry Robineooe and was sentenced to 30 days in jail. Alfredi Broadus, charged with | stealing a board froum Robert I. Fleming: $1 or 3) days. George Ca: cotored. assaulting an old white man named ick Reagan, by striking him with a stone: sg5or 15 days injail. Patsy Mix and Annie Handing, two eolored girls, were charged with makigg an affray by fichting in the street. Officer Rhodes testified that they hada pitched battle, andiioth had their clothes badly torn. They were finetl@2each. Fred. Haas, assault on Harry Thomas; !$1. Jas. Allen was charged with assaulting another colored boy named Thomas Stewart, -jr., who testified that John shot him in the eye with a nail from a toy gun. He was fined $3 or 15 days in jail. Frank Mi- nor, assault on Mary E. Minor, his sister, by blacking her eyes; $5 or 15 days. | Wm. H. Bet- ter, a colored ‘boy under 16 years of age, was charged with being incorrigible and refusing to go to school. He was dismissed with a repri- mand. Wm. Suilivan, a seven-year old colored boy, was charged with grand larceny in stealing ahorse and wagon at the Center market this morning, the Ee perty of Mr. Varnell. He was caught while driving through the city and put under arrest. Mr. Brunt suggested that on ac- count of the boy’s tender years he be dismissed, which was done. NEV FALL DRY GOODS. NEW FALL DRY GOODS. LONSDALE CAMBRIC FROM 1 TO 10 YDS. 10 CTS. 100 new styles of Fall Calico. Best Madras and Seersucker Ginghams, 12 cts, Canton Flannels, 8 cts., 10 cta. , 12 cts., 15 ct. White Wool Flannels, 12 cts. Red Flannels, plain, all-wool, 20, 3. Red Fiannels, Twilled, all-wool, 25, 30, 37, 50 cts. Nayy Blue Twilled Flannels, all-wool, 37 cts, Cloth for Boys’ Wear, 25 cta., 30 cts., 37 cts, Tngrain Carpets, 30 cts., 37 cts., 50 cts, 21 yds. wide Bleached Sheeting Cotton, 25 cts. ‘Table Linens, Unbleached, 25 cts., 37 cts., 50 cts. Table Linens, Bleached, 50 cts., 62 cts:, 75 cts, and $1. Napkins, per dozen, 50 cts., 1, $ White Cotton Bed Spreads, crochet, §0 $1.25, $1.50. All-Wool, fine Black Cashmeres, double width, 60 cts. 60 cts., 75 cts. Brussels Carpets, new styles, 75c., 80c., 85¢. 90c., $1. Ladies’ Navy Blue Cloth, from 50 cts. India Linens, Victoria Lawns, Nainsooks NEW CARPETS, NEW CARPETS. Cc. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, al0 South Side. Ce DRY GOODS FOR THIRTY DAYS. Prior to taking inventory, and until October Ist, we will close the remainder of our Stock at such prices as must induce large sales. Our stock of Falland Winter Goods from last season contains many choice goods for office and school wear at | 2 much less than cost. All Domestic Goods reduced. Table Damask and Linen Goods of all kinds at low prices. Fancy Goods | greatly reduced. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas at cost for the best. Anexainination of ou Stock will save you money in your purchases. JOHN T. MITCHELT, ell-6t 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ER GOODS MARKED DOWN . to ensure quick eales. Gent's $1.50 Canvass Shoes now $1, for the Sea Shore. Ladies Bathing slippers, 50 cents. ent’s thin Office Coats, 50 cents up. 20 cent Undershirts and up; six for $1. Gent's Beached Drawers, 40 and 50 cents.’ Ladies Slippers and N. P. Ti allreduced, at 1914 AND 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. dy16 5 J. W. SELBY. L. HEILBRON, No. 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Sign; The Ola Woman in Window, Most respectfully announces to his kind and numerous patrons that his Entire Stock in all its departments has been replenished, more especially SANDALS AND PLAIN SLIPPERS, KID ‘AND MOROCCO BUTTON, ‘BOYS' AND MISSES’ SCHOOL SHOES, CHILD'S BUTTON, ALL KINDS. 20 AND 25 CENTS, ALL LEATHER, INFANTS’. THE MEN'S DEPARTMENT: HAND-SEWED GAITERS AND BOOTS, MACHINE- SEWED BOOTS AND SHOES, PEGGED, SOLID STOUT SHOES, BOOTS FOR FARMERS AND MECHANICS, BOOTS FOR BUTCHERS AND BREWERS. ODDS AND ENDS AT HALF THEIR VALUE. P.S.—White Kid SLIPPERS. all sizes. aal-3t ADIES CALL AND EXAMINE THE NEW NO. 4 VICTOR SEWING MACHINE, ‘The best and most reliable Machine Ever Manufactured. WEED and all the other standard makes. Call st our office where you can compare all the different Machines and then take your choice and save your money at OPPENHEIMER’S, 528 NinTH sTREET NORTHWEST. §27Good Machines for Rent. 52" All Kinds Repaired. .! CITY ITEMS. Use Hop Bitters , once and you will use no other medicine, Ail Wool Buntings, 15 nnd 20c. Scotch Ginghams, best goods, 25c. Seersuckers and Lawns, 10 and ye. White Goods of all kinds at lowest prices. Trier & Carew) All Your Own Fault if you remain sick or out of health, when you can get Hop Bitters. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. S MES'S VACATION EXC FIVE DAYS, $13!‘ FIVE DAYS, $13! ‘O18 tth st. now. tand Railroad Fare and Board at O-ean View Hotel, thive t twelve yeu both ways, Meals en route | : for gti, cian’ f Y MK. FRED. LILLE- aE. '¥ leaves at 6 p.m., sharp, Tetarn train leaves Ocean ING; arrive in this city Mrs, S. A. Allen’s World’s Hair Restorer. is perfection for restoring gray, white or faded hair to its youthfui color, gloss and beauty. renews its life, strength and growth. Dandruff aickly removed, A matehless Hair Dressing. its perfume rich and rare. b B CLASSICAL PIANO SOL, GEORGE LEAR ant 20, slo Balsam, lovely tonic and Hair Dressin; It removes dandruff, allays all itching, stops fall ing hair and promotes rich, beautiful gloss, and Price seventy-live cents, in large glass stoppe bottles, WS ing, 509 7th stree COUNCIL, NO. Z (Mrs. Allen's)—A healthy growth with a delightfully fragrant, FH: P08 Loxaxrow: UESDAY, Al T 16, 1851, j ner E: a Music and dancing ies desiring to spend Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse. fing itizen under t Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescrip- tion of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United State: for forty years with nev ‘ by millions of mothers for their children. It re- hild from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, griping in the bowels and wind coli By giving health to the child it rests the mother. Price 25 cents a bottle. Eminent Dr. J. J. Caldwell, Baltimore, Md. | states: “I have used Colden’s Liebig's Liquid | Extract of Reef ana Tonic I in debility, febrile and nervou: have foundit one of the most reliable of nutrient tonics now in use or to be found in pharmacy.” Premature Loss of the Hair be entirely prevented by the use of Bur- ce the boat at 9°30, Round-trip tickets, 50 cents. If-price. an be abtained of Albert F. Brooks, Treanut E. W. Thompson and C. P. Stetson ice department: John T. Dunbar, Gov: | 50c. ‘Tickets for ale by members, Quantico can tal and has been used jling success by department: J. Generel] Port Of Printing Office; Nicholas Riley, Burean Eu hi Burch, St. Clou Land office; John James R. Gibeon, Adju alc “, 1236 6th treet northwest; | it General’ office. orator largely LOGAN TRIBE, OF IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, OF GEORGETOWN, D.C., w TO LOWER CED The boat will ave Thesuperiority of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts consists in their perfect purity and strength, “It Never Fails Me where Indicated, eit “ Boat leaves 9:30 a. 1 (Commissioner of Tickets, 50 cents Liebig Co.’s Arnicated Extract of Witch Hi; zel. Cures piles, salt rheum, rheumatism, per odical pains of femutes, catarrh, neuralgia,” Sold in tifty cents and dollar sizes, SION TO GLYMONT, tof Overwrought and Fecble Nerves moted, and the system | iz Co.'s renowned Coca are quieted, dizes strengthened by th Catarrh and Throat Affections. ap ee and discharges from the Head | DOMINIc's CHURCH. | und for the benent of the al3-3t chureh. Admissic AQ) {LES RID! THE POTOMAC FOR 25 CENTS. Steamer ARROWSMITH will leave her wharf, foot of | 7th street, TO-MORROW, (Sunday), August 14, at 4 p.m., returning at 8 p.m. Fare, for the round tri street, Baltimore. iew with Dr. Hartley does not ac- h ay | the advertised nostrems used for a. If nothing for it, 7 uraded in_a public newspa- nt Catarrh manifests itself by a dis same individual at different i . acrid fluid, or e substance; gencrally, how- a thick, purulent or muco-purulent h yellow or of deep green treaked or flecked with blood, is the discharge in many tient feels as though his whole SUNDAY, AUG By | an pointments. Finest surf-bathing on the RAND EXCURSION AND BASKET PreNrc oF f i} i Much of the discharge passes at 9:30 a, m. and #:30 ollects as a tough, vise ve the soft palate, in the passage cheating a cor obtain relief by Steamer leaves 7th-street wharf cent. For sale at al: LF! L00x quick Np act? |, 000 tickets issued at MU e affected as it is cents each for my So tenacious that the austive efforts fail to dislodge it until some food or stimulant is swallowed. Aguin, the offensive raster deposits itself in will give the person who sella the great that beautiful mew Bradbury Parlor Org: Pennsylvania avenue. there and sell them to responsible parties. oy uo humbug. H. M. ROGERS. breathing and producing se OR LOWER CEDAR POINT. condition is ix ructure of the nose str and produce its ‘The proprietors of this fine summer resort haye en- | gaged the large and fine Steamer JANE MOSELEY to leave her wharf, foot of 6th street, at $:30 a. m., in | company with the c ‘The breath is al ly overpowing and sufficiently feti to poison the atmosphere of a whoie room, Thus # person affected with Catarrh lives continually inan impure atmosphere of his own surround- s, and inhales a poisonous effluvium with In'many cases the nose is stopped up, some- nctimes on the other, and we rise to a disagreeable, ecompanied by. paroxysms of often on both, “stuffy” sensation in the hea occasional violent and prolong’ Again,‘a distressing fecling of full- ness or compression Pp ‘yes, or pain manifests itself in the face, forehead or temples, or on the top or back metimes of so severe a character ken for neuralgia, The sense of smell is generally blunted or entirely lost, and taste become simnilarly affected. i husky or of a nasal character, times there is a continual hoarseness, accompanied by more or less cough, excessive debility and émaciation; indeed, i stances the loss of fle ress To GLYMONT, On Steamer EXxcestor, w’ 9:30 a. m. and3 p. dren between Tand will leave her wharf at vi is so considerable and ve as to suggest the existence of tuber- y s of catarrh that EW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STEAMER OE MARY WASHL OCCOQUAN FALLS & MOUNT The Steamer Mi hi treated by unwary or in- experienced practitioners, ‘Thousands of persons are probably unable to place themselves under personal treatment at the Doctor's, so in order to meet the wants and yersons living at a distance Dr, pmitted to the urgent demands of a large portion of the population, and will hence- dispense his great and well known prepa- rations for the permanent. cure of Catarrh at all drug stores, or will send complete treatment with all necessary instructions to any address, express paid, upon receipt of one dollar, dress Dk. HARTLEY, 64 North Greene strect, Bal- round trip, 25 cents. MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS ¥. ‘Steamer leaves wharf at 9 a.m., p.m. Fare, 10 cents. This boat willbe Hartley has sul E. 8. RANDALL, Manager. ST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON YORKTOWN, FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK CHRISTIAN UNION, OF EAST WASHINGTON, ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1881, On the palace steamer JANE MOSELEY. | street wharf at 7 o'clock p.m., returning home the fol- | Pes Good muric secured for the Lunch and meals on. the boat at ci by a first-class caterer. ‘Tickets $1.50. St tickets, can be wecured at C. Ht hess and Chronic Discharges from the Ears especially treated at the office. Cure per- aaranteed. No exhorbitant feesin advance. Advice free by mail, and no charge for consultation or personal exaimination at Dr. HARTLEY'S OFFI 64 North Green street, Baltimore, Md, the Premises. Ask your druggists for “Rough on Rat its, mice, bed bugs, roaches, Only lie, 8 ” edevery morning, ard” prints, 35c. per Duttermi ik and swect ad isylvania avenue northwest; R. T. and 11th streets southeast, and of the commitee an the boat. Boat stops at Alexandria going and H°: FOR THE CAPES! FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK. A VIEW OF THE OCEAN. The steamer GEORGE LEARY will leave from 7th- street wharf SATURDAY, August 33, at 6 o'clock p.m. - Alderney Daii Fresh Alderney butter c and delivered in 34 1b.“ re , cottage. cheese, milk 5c. per qt. Cream, 10c. pint. returning, arrives at Washington Monday morning 6 Tickets, round trip, $3. Music bythe Marine Band. A POPULAR RESORT— BATH HOUSES, BATHING SUITS, TOWELS, FISHING, CRABBING, 8A§.ING, MUSIC DANCING ON BOAT AND GROUNDS. the } at 9:30 a. og m 25 cents. MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, AU our Grand Extraordinary Ps fo Bed URBea Rv ne SUB ‘eAkLay ‘TOILET, BATH AND SICK ROOM. [2oN BITTERS. TRON BITTERS.|Are hi IRON BITTERS, lo! Complete Btrengthener, Females. PEBESCBIBED BY PHYSICIANS TROPIC LAXATIVE, EXCURSION TO THE EVERY SUNDAY REDUCTION OF RATES BEGINN! Monroe and Norfolk. PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING FRUIT WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF PILLS AND DISAGREEABLE PURGATIVE MEDICINES. ‘TROPIO-FRUIT LAXATIVE is the best preparation in the world for constipation, Bilioumness, Headache, ‘Piles and all kindred complaints. It acts gently, effec- tively, and is delicious to take. Cleansing the aystem thoroughly, it imparts vigor to mind and body, and dis- pela Melancholy, “pochondris, otc. ONE TRIAL CONVINCES, PACKED IN BRONZED TIN BOXES PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. SELECT SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION a On the Palace Stoamer EXCELAIOR, To QUANTIOO. Two hours for Bathing, Fishing, S9f . Bath Hones, Bathing Suits and tesa,” SUNDAY, AUGUST 14TH, ALS o'clock p. m., from Tth atrect ring gk Namen poitivel Adults, te ‘cents, Children, 25 cents, allt SECOND GRAND EXCURSION OF UNION At. E NDAY SCHOOL. to LOWER CEDAR Tone Se pamer Jobn W. Thongson, TUESDA! :, Aunt ‘Bike. | children, tudor twelve years Bee ie | Foe Ga NIIES. “STEAMER MARY WASHING- IN will make Excursion Trips to Gly tue EVERY THURSDAY Comet st FE. S. RANDALL, Menaeer. MD. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST itrn, 158, The Chapel Point Club will give @ rand Excursion to | Leonardtown, on the fast steamer Arrowsmith. Tickets ited to 400. Boat leaves at 8 a.m. from 7th street | wharf. Pistorio’s brass and string band encase. for the | occasion. ‘Tickets, $1; EXCURSION TO RICHMOND UN es of the Fourth Baptie Church, i Pastor, which war |. bas been ATURDAY, Av- ich. clock jotting, iu this city and’s o'dlock Monday Moruine w Round Trip #2. all-#t SELecT FAMILY EXGURSION r PINEY POINT, POTNT LOOKOUT, AND 20 MILES DOWN THE BAY? orn at Sth street ‘northwest. Cars will be in waiting on __ SUMMER RESORTS. from Ni | or Cherrystone every M: Dr. Win. Stoakley, of in attendange to tender | formation address it 4. T. SPADY, Proprietor. | ATLANTIC HOTEL,” a OCEAN CITY, MD. Directly on theOvean. Capacity, 600, ‘ew Wlorchestra. Four daily mu uh tel tine: cunning; fikhingon bay 100 yards from, ver day: $10 and $12.90 per week. Cirou- "Or ada Sey OF SESJOHN TRACY, Proprietor. "her. Jy 1st, f-room 21 ~ 2 8. C. BECKWITH, Chief Clerk. MoCS? EERASANT Hows = - HITE MOUNTAINS, N. H. f ited a half auile from the dt. houre, and its Iceation is UnsUrpaAed, ‘rom which # full view of Mt. Warlington tained trom ite imme tite sum n greatly enlarged and Hiard and pool water and perfect drainage: kept in’ strictly isle, All traine stop at the house, Tern, day; board by the week at reduced rates. P particulars, wk : 0. V. PITMAN, proprietor. ao. VP or. SOLON NEWMAN, Manager, HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, MD., 18 bow open for the reception of $25 ner mouth, £9 per week and rs f ‘or particulars address J. F. FENWICK. Pra. prietor, Leonardtown, Mi DY-k Roe F[BE “BEIGHTON,” ATLANTIC CITY, OPEN ALL THE YEAR. is Hot and Cold Sea Water Bathe and all modern oon- veniences. _F. W. HEMSLEY & 80} W. 8. PRINGS, Sreruexsos’s Deror P.O., tad VIRGINIA. Pamphlets at the Riges House, Ebbitt Houre and Star _ Sel L-teeptl E. C. JORDAN. 18 COTTAGE, CAPE MAY, N. 3., 18 NOW yen for mueste, and the accommodations ary first-cane i every respect, Bend for cr culars. Mrs. M. F. BEAKD. Jel4-colm TRE, SPRING LAKE, N.J.. NOW OPEN, wise, modern construction and fur- rec t TADLEY, Manager. ( Je15-2m - RICHARDSON, Proprietor. PM TED RTATES HOTEL, . ‘The largest iu Atlantic City, Is now open for the SEASU 1. W. WHIT THOS. CHASE, Cashier. D. T. MOI F YOU WANT T RIVERSPRINGS. | Toating, ish! ing, crabling :plenty of fruit. Bont. ical attention free. “Prettic tomac, Terms $1.25 per d Land at Colton’s. Milestown Post Om 5 than four Address Dr, K.P. BLACI ee OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. ASPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE, NINTH GRAND nin NEW r LOUISIANA STA Incorporated in 1865 f) lature for Educational COMPANY. years by the I purposes—with @ which a reserve fund of over U has — been Gone tte francis resent State Constitution adap MBER DRAWINGS WILE INTHL corresponding points, to whom liberal compensation will be paid. For further information, write , «iving full ad Qpees.” Send orders ty Express or % Money Order by mail, ad ‘ONLY M.’A. DAUPH! NEW_ORLEAN: ist. or M. A. DAUPHIN, adhe sean at No, 212 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, or J. P. HORBACH, 05 létH STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTOR, D.C. ud N4tuge's TRIUMPH, FRAZIER’S ROOT BITTERS. or une Frarier's ‘If you are Rid Enis (egos ane Eeyore natuze's |