Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1881, Page 3

STEAMERS, & _HOUSEFURNISHINGS. AUCTION SALES. LADIES’ GOODS. THE EVENING STAR. Nome FOR POTOMAC KIVER LANDINGS. Great REDUCTION IN PRICES OF REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, &c. VHARLES W. HANDY, Anctioncer. AUCTION SALE OF THREE SMALL M*® J. P. PALMER, = I will sell ‘to. ‘out on STREET NORTHWEST, PRSwAier AUGUST ler, 1861. the steamer T. V. cca FaibaY, sheTEMBER SEUOND. 1th, the following sani | 2 ARO MITH will whart, of 7th street, chance vestent = ata. m. every MONDAY. THURSDAY ‘ast SATUR- | Being overstocked in above goods, will sell for the next Mowe 182 Samson street north- | faving left for Europe June 29th to make selections for DAY for all river landings. On MONDAY as far as | thirty days at 10 per cent off Prices. in six rooms. is 18.6x90. ‘next season's goods, we will offer the remainder of our Nomini ee ene” PHUBSDAY, Nomuni, Currtoman | want of ‘Latmbes, Furnaces, Brick-set and eigtion Yalley strect, between 1ath and | Gtock of aud . On SATURDAY, © friguam, an | Slate Mantels, fe. will tnd ito Ghetr advan. Streets northwest, 8 and T, 25250; rear of house ie ter SAE ae Bent for Shoei’ Whar, Chapel ae | oe —— oe ‘CLOCK B. M., 1610 10th street northwest, two- | STRAW GOODS FREN ey ology Rg, OSTER Perry and be | r St. Georze ‘Stag Head Ranges, Social ry Dwelling House. 32H. WOOD, Manager. | ant Tittedie sod Leroten od Bases eae {Oe thita cash balance in one, t#0 | at greatly reduced prices. ER MATTAS W. 8. JENKS & CO., 220, CHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. Btore closes at 6:30 p.m. daily July and Aueust. jy7 Leaves Tih-strect wharf No. 2at7 o'c‘ock a.m. for | ys1g 717 Sevaxtn Sreeet Nomrawest, | _220-23,25,27,90,001 oe a EOTOMAC RIVER LANDI | ek Ew aucbs rptomas DOWLING, Auctioneor. A T COST! AT COST! ‘¢ for Nomini; on ard: LE 81 4 07 om OUR WHOLE STOCK 0 nad Matton: Croah; returnive en Gionate dave, N = NEARLY NEW BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH MILLINERT AND FARCE GooDs, at all River Landiues goin and returning: SIDE OF PROSPECT STREET, BETWEEN HIGH cee iets Tes, tao, sino soe at Mattawotnan Creek Mondays and Fridays SOFTERY AND PORCELAIN, AND POTOMAC STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D. Bevan Nechrear Heubtolleic. Handhcrahiefa, Bh, ani Point sup. - 3 PTION. Taeea Sya6-tn 08S DP JONES, Agent. DESSERT PLATES, DINNER SETS, si IQNDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-NINTH, 1881, at Fancy Ar ws AND BELOW = : : Site —— CLO i Hou cost. Nyt W, G Givottors raves See: | STATUETTE, TOILET SETS, 1gt 16, fronting 20 Foot @fgncton om the routh door NOW I8 THE TIME TO SECURE BARGAINS. Sdmore etursins, estes Bal: | VASES, TEA SETS. a deptn of 8 feet, and improved by s nearly now brick MRS. M. J. HUNT, Fat four gelock pth. arrivesin | 2 oy ren WARE a -, a NOES mete vaukls tha temas Gar Saka re Srexer, bet. 6th and 7th n.w. a" : ee TED and Choice Bits of HINA, | Terme: : “ AE ‘Eiver Landings howid take this line. suitable for WEDDING PRESENTS. Hering — aoe oe EG per cont interest until M YULUAN OFFE aS WR SERS, Ore His EF Ail river freeht murt be prepaid. For further in- M.W. BEVERIDGE, | Sold “Ail onnvopancis st purchasers cost’, Pl0b ae. | Fernie eta and Habe, Millinery Noveltc monet Se ae 1000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | Pout reuired atte ccmus. ING, Auctioneer, | SH, Wane, Steck and, Traveling, Wrap all ie bork _ m8-3m" Or Oliee cor: Benn. sve. and 13th street PATENT FLY FANS. pou ee ROWS 22 | Bren Ooreres, aren snd sere wrappers, Lawnand JORFOLK AND NEW YOR MERS. STEA’ STE: ER LADY OF THE LAK JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. fese FRUIT Jans. JELLY TUMBLERS, = and White Lacos in ety Ladies’ and Siiseee? 3 USTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON | Hid, White Lacon in great variety Ladies’ and Miseee! aI Jeave her wharf, foot of Sixth «tree MON- : OF oe ote ce ae le hing St Cape, r Dav, “WEDNESDAY aut FRIDAY, xt So cedoek p. NOVELTIG TS CHINA AME MAJOLICA. STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT MUCHO. [care heceettbeasetcem cues, «peo oe ee eee Eee a NOT RA SETS et Ae Virtue of a deed of trust xiven tous, and duly re- | M. WILLIAN, ee eee ee ssfO- | DINNER SERVICES, DECORATED and WHITE, | conde ie tated or kef, Tones ieae toys 2 oust the | 7 cite Trevise, Pasis, Figece omt Te fo Hote Mn ant ogy ae is Hae en, en | ERTS SISNET SN NEE |LSI* TM apensrLvANtA VENUS. ‘Wist dows Wace teiWstiens Mauccs aad Mactalk“E0' so | | Dumen Calo Betasta Gard Rotates ene RETERNOGR, pauetar SWENTY HIRD, AD, | MME. WASHINGTON, | Becond-claae. . $1.50 | WILMARKTH & EDMONSTON, 4 reel of 1 4 FASHI , and and ittiate and being in ee eT 709 MARKET SPACE. iy ok Washinciods Distece of Colebhe eat aS ANY ARIA NG STORE, Fint-class Round Trip to Piney and Lookout 2.00 | = —= jown and distinuished as lot numbered twenty-three Ru coe ss iees en gape Becomd-clam senses seesce one TH® CELEBRATED (2), im the recorded, subdivision of square, numbered | Hocwtyfo at airet notiee, "Ladies tan, bare Wremee eet Becond-class round trip. i aie eg loges and appurtenances | 824 basted, und a perfect fit ruaranteed. aps toring, wave, Stade, FORRDAYE TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE MOUNTAIN IGE | ina richts, easements. Soe prin Doreiass: = eens ie : RET, . Cloup Burtprxa. th strest: in ‘the. National Mesrcrontans Ketan scrim One: in nix and | HOSTERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALTIES FoR ‘OF at the office, 6th street wharf. THE CELEBRATED Of trust, Con tovencinn ena reece by deed | eae COMING WEEK: Naty By Al ea TBSON and F.C NIGHT meee vier 41, East SE CLOTHES WRINGER, terms are not complied with it seven days the Trustees | 2}7SE, iu Cardinal, and Nay Bue, full fashioned. at River, New York, every SATTADAY. at fcr otdock p a se re at the risk and cost of the de- | LISLE THREAD FINISH PIN STRIPE HOSE at 43 secu Geoentiown very, FRIDAY, af 1 aia EOE faulting p er after iving five days! public notice | Gon nlar price 63 cents. Dalticulare apply wagons, WS water sticct, Gereuctown ONLTSS. Gf_guch resale fn, some newspaper published in Wach- | “CT vit “DEVAN TMENT:—Bost 2-E u ae ey Woop, 8 ‘ ‘Tre Best Ade; of $140 Foc at time of sale. | THREAD GLOVES, 29 centa, former prioa 35 cents sp = 613 eevee Seer. SE! a JE ADATIG, | Trustess. | 3-Elustic LISLE THREAD GLOVE ad cents, reduced wae Tor ca J. W. SCHAFER’S, an9, 11,18, 16,18,20, 93 : : Fe ee a ee eRe SOLD AT PO® NEw YoRK Dinect. 1020 7TH STREET, i i A UN OF 20 PER CEN TH a RUSTEE'S SALE OF A {TWO-STORY FRAME | A DISCO! GCE MUCHE ALL SHADES. MERCHANTS AND MINE se10. Apove New York AVENUE. HOUSE AND “LOT ON NORTH CAPITOL ae ‘COMPANY'S OUTSIDE LINE. = > Se | ee Ss a 9TH STREET. cS. & virtue of a deod of trast, dated September 20th, pie Se aie Wil. LAWRENCE. Capt. J __ BOOKS, Ke. 1875, and dius recoded iniibae ie, fo 29, one of > = = = = om Tob year’s wharf, nd Teoria fon Waking ? a AY. Anueust 34 at § pi. ST PUBLISHED. Columbia, and at the written ‘Terao of the arts os FAMILY SUPPLIES. 1.00 | premises, on § ENTY-SEVEN, Rates ot Vawsace: First class, $6, inc = 330 Visi at FIVE Ox LOCK ¥-M., all of lot numbered one Hi y BI nd foses Kelly" WHISKEY. Stecrage, $3; meals, if desired, 25 cents each extra. ~ 1.50 | division of cortait lots in saiare numbered tix hemdved SOuESITS Steamers leave Pier 49, East River, New York, for 2.50 | and fifteen (615), as recorded in surveyors office Sep- Beltimore, every — he See, ‘i _ tember 13th, 1875, improved by a two-story frame ALWAYS RELIABLE, A. DG b GENT, welling. = Wharf, or foci of Long Dock, 'Bartiwonr. | Oscar 25 | “Terma: The i iness and of, sale in — GEO. H. GLOVER, Acuer, | Benjamins Chaimer’s Diged af Law of Bills,"Se: 3°50 | canny balance in Oe: twelve and clatter monthen Gish THREE YEARS’ OLD. 328 Pren 49, East Rr 7 Yore. Lindley on Partnership 2 vois—Ewell’s Notes. 12.00 | in to secured by deed of trust on property qeeW YORE nonrtnna ROME | MeGraty's C6 vol. 1 €:58 | sold, Gne hundred dollars shail be paid down when the NEW York k de Teor Smoke Oe erat : THREE DOLLARS GALLON. first-class Steamers of this Line, _B. H. WARNER, Auct. ce aha faa th 9 ee OO TEN,* WALTER B. WILLIANS&C0., Auctioncers. At WITMER’S, Matis to the Netherlanda, eave Wat- WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED | a3 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. areculariy, oh WEDNESDAY. BROWN REP; THREE WALNUT CHAMBER "Cabins $0500." Cabins star Secret 326. | SUTEES, WALNUT MZ, TABLES, WALNUT SAZAUN, General Hf South Wiliam seret HALL BACK, MARBLE BASE MIRROR BACK; x A. For passace ETZEROTE pennsylvania avenue, Weshington.,.oF F. | D ent, Naticual Safe at Bul Stveniue and 15th street hortawest. July | WX ORTH GERMAN LLOY ew York, Havre | e DUTHAM?TON AND BERMEN- _ Steamers of this company will aail EVERY SAT- TRDAY from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d etreet, Hoboken. Ratesof passave:—From New York to Havre, London, pton and Bremen, first esbin, $100; second cabin, $60; steeraxe, 50: Count’s Secret, by Emile Gab S Eugand Without and Within, by Richard z NCIS 8) MORN, FRAN BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 1015 Pennsylvania avenue. jylt UMMER READING. The Beautiful Wretch; Win. Black An Ocean Free Lance: W. Glark Russell, ‘The Georgians; Round Robin Series. Among the Hills: Leis Friens, a Du ‘Stu: Book of Love Stories; Poems of Franklin art Plielpa. fora Perry. Ballads: Heine. Square Library. Cita age Bk Bet aeZAMES J, CHAPMAN, f 3 eTROPOLITAN BoOKSTOME, Beythia. Wed. Wed.. 5 Oct. ennsylvani 5 “AND EVERY WE: FROM NEW YoRR. | —379_ eB ee SAGE. NEW BOOKS. Enea Week ar Within by Tc 1 Grant White. é fthont and Within, by Richa » demas. The Republic of God. by Hush akon n 5 uildine Eras, by Horace Bustmell. wery low rates. Stecrae flekets from Liv. | Building Eras, by H EG hy, D.D., Quceastowil aid all other parte of Europe at | Cguentary, on Exodus by J. G. Murphy, D. D ch bills of laden given for Belfast, Glagcow, | Hivdicaved, by Marion Harland. ntwerp and other ports on the Continent and ‘The Emperor, by George Ebers. nt and paseme apyly at the Company's affice, No‘Gentlemes, by i uz Green, Stwerae and cabin t0 | gyg 1S BIGELOW CO., GS Tih street) Washington, | _? VERNON H. BRO ©0., dani? ork. ___ RAILROADS. Be tine ND OHIO RAILROAD. ‘THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE THE EAST AND THE W . VIA WASHINGTON. SELLING OFF. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS To make room for alarge stock of NEW PIANOS for DOUBLE TRACK! JANEY COUPLER! STEEL, | the Fall Trade, Iwill sell an elegant lot of first-class, BALL! nearly new, SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY 22p, | SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT AUCTION PRICES. AM E_WASHING’ TON. AND ST. LOUIS ATL SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S jcott City, and Way Stations. si ott City jay PIANO WAREROOMS, and Way (Piedmont, 433 Tru Srreer Nortuwesr. i . wh, and Way, via Relay.) 8:10- Point of Rocks and Way Stations. rte ae = 8.15 —-PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND BOSTON | pAleer DAVIS & CO’S TON AND “VALLEY EXPRESS. (con- | Sel HT GRAND PIANOS. Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks for WORLD RESOWRED AND UNEQUALED. Aiso, the D1 d HARDMAN UPRIGHT PI s the only reliable low-priced, eood-toned Upright made. H. L. SUMNER, SoLe AGEN 811 Yru StReeT Nontw L. WILD & BRO. Have removed to their new Musical Warerooms, 109 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. 31 ‘pecial snd ORGANS during the suman BARGAINS to Cash Buyers, GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. HOMPSON’S SHIRT FACTORY, 816 F srReer NontHwEst, orp. Paranr OFFICE. FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, a specialty, fit Fred -) 39:00-On Sanday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and FS (tops st Hyattsville, Auuapols Junction, ap23-eo ‘AGO, CINCINNATI AND | G Fe 7. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. P.M. 42:10 Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way Sta tions. dare offering £ PIANOS 13-00. Yo $:30—Baliimore and Was tions, (Winchester, Fred- Helay.) % cs p 8 uarauteed, jMaruushure and | “READY-MADE SHIRTS at following pri SIADE SHIRTS st following prices Hsatteville and Laurel.) Wamsutta, unfinished, 75 cts. ; finished, 90 cts. Stuions. Clea f te MORE, HYA’ | 3 RG. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS | on EXPRESS. ens = | of 19:50—PHULLADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON | EXPKESS. Slee Cars 30:00 BALTIMOR. EXPRESS. Stop » URiished, 65¢., finished,’ 80 cts. inished, 60 cts. : finished, 75 cts. r NECK WEAR. s fail to suit. PHOMPSON, Manager. | JQUY THE “MYSTERY” SHIRT. —They are made of | 2D fret-class Muslin« such ax New York Mills, Wam- ‘sutta, and Williameville—not third or fourth-rate fore Wamesntta. woe buy the “*MY! SHIRT you get first-class Muslin and the Heavy Linen for 75 cents, and if they are not satisfac- tory when you get them home you can return them and your g “TINEN COLLARS, finest quality and Intest styles, "pik NEGK WEAR: cheaper than over ery ne, All-Linent TERDARNCHIERS, 25 cents, MEGINNISS', mi2 1002 F street northwest. G, 3 ELLERY, = ‘SUCCESSOR TO DUBEEUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. 1112 F Sracer Nonrawest, Wasuixcroy, D.C. ‘Shirts to order. janday Cars to ‘Six of the Finest Dress: bs port, Lock Haver a Ee 3 Shirts to order. . pct Saelag en ee S| ee 720 he Bast, 8:00 a. m., 10-30 a.m. ide cxpreewof Putian Parlor Gate expres of farior Ui except Sunday. weh trains connect at Jer- ts of Brooklyn Annex, afording mu ntrvet, avoiding double (XOLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 134 F STREET. a N BAKE! = A. BAKER, ‘snd 10 On Stunday, i, 10:00. J. FISHER, D 2:00, 10:15 p.m. | Limited Exprem, 9:30 a.m. daily, cept Sunday. "E40, 8-00, 9-30, 10:30 4:20, 4°40, 5:40; 9.30, 10-00 aint and | USTERS: FRED'K B. McGUIRE, cis BRAL SAND WARNER. am., Tost i pm. fy Fe ; oa . NKY A.” WILLARD, President. Die Te See, FREDERICK B. McGUIKE, Vice President. For Pope's Crvek Line, 6:40 a.mand 4:40 p.m. daily, bbe 4 exceyt Sunday. lis, 6:40 Sm. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except Sunday. ALEXANDIIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDEIA AND. WaSHINOTOS 0. 9:20, and 11:30 a.m., 4, 3 On Sunday neurance against all Lows by Fire at reasonable Jy9-6m. UNNINGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN, RE- 4 liable HATTER: is FeRRATSS t9,00 all Kinds of work: made to order, is in his lime. New old ches remodeled. Keinember the mumber 140 Stir ct northwest: : 11-30 yp Inducements in the Sale and | EASY CHATRS AND ROCKERS, WALNUT FRAME, LOUNGES, UPHOLSTERED IN REP AND HAIR CLOTH: WALNUT WRITING TABLES, MAHOG- ANY BUREAUS, PAINTED BEDSTEADS AND BU- REAUS, COTTAGE FURNITURE, STAIR AND HALL CARPETS. WARDROBES, BRUSSELS, TN- GRAIN IER CARPETS, M. NG, IN AND OTHER CARP! vIN- DUW SHADES AND CORNICES, "T RE. N » WALNU RIGERATOR, SIDEBOARD COMBINED, OAK ION "TABLE AND DININ FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS, HAL HUSK AND COTTON TOP 8, COOKI. OTHER STOVES, EXTENS' CHAIRS, BEDDIN MATTE ‘CONTE! On TUESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-THIRD, 1881, COMMEN GAT TEN O'CLOCK A. M., we shall sell, at the residence of a gentleman declining Keeping, No. 911 G street northwest, ‘the above. collec. tion of ‘household effects in zood ‘condition and well worthy the attention of buzere: Terme cash. WALTER B. a JR. BROTHERS IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Ladies’ Physician in Washington. Female Irregu- larities, Obstructions, and Leucorrhaa quickly cured. Office, 966 B strectsouthwest, opposite Smithsonian. No charge for advice. -Lin* yk. ARMSTRY v1 NG. CURES DISEASES OF MEN permanently without dangerous or disagreeable medicines. ‘No thane except for medicinas.“Corues 7th and G streets southwest. 26-151" oO CUR! iO PA FFLICTED WITH Ei yate discagen ‘come at once and you shall be re- ‘warded by aspeedy cure without mercury. Dr. BROTH- ERS, 906 B street southwest. Je21-2m yk. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND D most reliable LADIES’ P! ICTAI consult 5 aud .N in the city, can fed daily at 455° Massacl 2 za J); RICORD. 141 WEST FAYETTESTREET, B. timore, from long experience in hoevital and private practice, is enabled to cuarantwe a cure in Syphilitic dis- orders of the blood, throat, nose or skin. Victims of in- fou with Spermatoirhes, premature decay, lost ¥ marriage improper or ubhap- Py, are radically cured. “Receut or Clrouic hea trite. Chutes low: Hatlsoed fare 00 Baltiotre desta Cl jow. ct ed from fee. ia: Jel7-3m" NHOOD RESTORED.—A victim of eariy impra- Ice, ing nervous debility, premature decay, ed in vain every known. » haas din covered u simple means of self cure, which he will send free to his fellow-sufferers. ‘Address J. H. REEVES, _43 Chatham street, New York. '$_ WEALTH !_DR. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT: A Specific i, ees, Convulsions, Nervous Head- Depression, Loss of Memory, Spermator- rhea, Impotency, Involuntary Emissions: Premature Old Age, cansed by over-exertion, self-abuse or over- indubrenee, which to misery, decay and death. One box recent cases, Each box contains one auonth’s treatment. One dollar a box, or rix boxes for five dollars; sent by mail prepaid on’ receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will send the purchaser our written guar- antee toreturn the money if the treatment does 1 treet Guarantees issued by STOTT & CROM- Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C.. d Retail Agents, to whom all orders’ should 5 0cl6-s, t, ths EDY FOR LA cured. De address DAME dies. ary Diseases, inal Weakness, Impoteney. Gleet Serofula, Syphilis aud ail Blood. and ‘Skin Diseases sieedily cured. Gonorrhira cured in 48 hours. For va. ist, corner 12th per box, sent m6 sale by WM. B. ENTWISLE, street and Penusy by mail under seal on rec YONSULT DR. ROBERTSO! and Saturday 4} street, from Urinary Organs, Nervous and Seminal We Noc- guration noe, Ay Gora oe _ peultition strictly privaio, and separate offices cultation for ludies. Refers to the leading pb; of Baltimore. Main office, 19'S. Butaw strect, Baltiinore, Cl ‘moderate. feb’ A= FOR PALMER'S AMERICAN GINGER ALE. RETAIL PRICE $1 PER DOZEN. ‘Twenty cents per dozen allowed for ampty bottles if returned. For sale by Dealers, and by the Manufacturer, SAML C. PALMER, 1212 ro 1294 297m SrazEr, WEST WASHINGTON, §9-Teuxrnome Coxxection. 25 MOS WEBSTER, AT IN Lovmuasa arate Lrackion balend the Pustias Gite al ees law a specialty. a6-li pre BROS". PIANOS, BURDETT ORGANS, ‘The best now made. G. H. KUHN, Sole Agent, Sy27 407 10TH Steer Nonruwest. pasts. ons WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS. ATSOMINE and MASURYS LIQUID ; ready for use. ( for circulars. Estim furnished to Builders. A full stock of AR- TISTS’ SUPPLIES always on hand. x GEORGE RYNEAL, Jn., 418 rH Stneer Nontuwest. m30 (oBsEB 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, 504 Sra STREET, sy Opposite Critic Office. Exe WANT THE VERY NICEST BREAD BUY Fe Our New South.”’ It is sure to please. ror sale by ull first-class S, and wholesale by W. H. TENNEY & SONS, Dealers in Flour, Feed, Car, Quis, Hay, Straw, ke. Je6 West Washington, D. ©. CLARBT. CLARET. FRONSAC. BT. ESTEPHE. MOULIS. MEDOC. ST. FRELODY. PONTET CANET. CLOS DES MEYNARDS. MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE. B, W, REED'S SONS, 3030 1216 F at. northwest. ‘OHN R. KELLY, ker, tame, VEAL MUTTON ce CORNED BEEF State Ae ate ket 9th street wi 630 Cente ef wing, and 206 anc rthern Liberty’ Market; or Addins Box 71, City Post Office. Marketing delivered free of charge to all parts of the city mar24 Fo A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILERATION, VIRGINIA CLARET 629 and 208 Noi OR. NORTON'S SEEDLING HU CLEARY & CO., a BOT Sipe Space. gThst Splendid Minnesoia Family Flour, justly named “ SOVEREIGN, ” yields in perfection wihtte, sweet and wholesome bread. (UME, CLEARY & CO., ‘807 Market Space. are Just the Wines. a COMMEND ADOR "PORT WINE, | pure, for medicinal purposes oes TUADE CLEANS Startct Space. OLD STAG PURE RYE WHISKEY. HUME, CLEARY & CO., elt 807 Manxer Space. H™ HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS, ONLY FIFTY CENTS. PALACE MARKET, Conwen lire sraxet axp New YORE AVENUE. Also, STRAWBERRIES just received. spt OLD MEDAL Awarded at the National Fair over all other cam- TO CE Tas handsomost Minheevia Patent Flour in the United A very muperioy Minnipta Patent. STERLING'S ST. L 4 A Maguifiosut Winter Wied Paty orces GOLDEN HL. ‘The Standard . Distei FOR BALE BY EVERY FIRST-CLASS GROCER, WHOLESALE Conwmn Ist STREET AND Lopes AX febi5 WM. M. GALT & CO. ADIES CALL AND EXAMINE THE NEW NO. 4 VICTOR SEWING MACHINE, ‘The best and most reliable Machine Ever Manufactured. Ithas a high arm, runs quiet, light and fast, and beau- tiful in appearance. We have alad the New Improved WEED and all the other standard makes. Call at our office where you can compare ail the different Machines and then take your choice and save your money at OPPENHEIMER’S, 628 NintH srneer S®Good Machines for Rent. E27-All kinds Repaired. street marae METERY NOTH » Italian Marble Heaths oncinents, “Hesdstenae a ag itels, at ‘Teasonable il be acl a ere a cp. mi6-6m 1116 Penna. ave. ‘ near Star office. UMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATER-IT Is Ni See HE. RUPPEBT, ri NOS. 408 AND 406 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. — MEADS Cae FY CHI Dematy, cote pa HH JUST RECEIVED A Large “Assortment of SILVER-PLATED TEA SETS, ICE PITCHERS, ROGERS BROS.' KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS, &e., At Reduced Prices. SAM'L LEWIS' SONS, Jowelers and Sitveramitha, W. H. WHEATLEY'S call for and deliver trict upon rece and toa SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, 1881. LETTER FROM SARATOGA. A GAY WEEK—WHAT WAS GOIXG ON—NEW DIP- | LOMATS—QUEER FASHIONS—MISS HAZKLTINE OF ST. LOUIS—PERSONAL Gossip, ETC. Correspondence of Tae Evenixe Stan. Saratoea, August 19, 1881. The present week began most auspicionsly and has been throughout the liveliest of the sea- son. On Sunday evening the Presbyterian church on Broadway, which is quite a large one, was literally packed with people asseimbled to hear the famous De Witt Talmage preach. Hun- dreds failed to effect an entrange. Benefit bails have been numerous this week, Bernstein's orchestra at Congress Hall, and Franko’s at the Clarendon, have each had one, | and on Saturday evening Mr. Frothingham, the attentive master of ceremonies of the ball-room at the United States, is to have one, which will doubtless be as successful as the others named have been. The week's Bose began with a german | giwen by several young men inthe ball room at the Grand Union Hotel, on Monday afternoon. Twenty couples took part, Mr. Crouse, of Syra- cuse, leading, as he usually does at germans given here. The favors vied in beuuty with the ladies’ dresses. They were tastefully ar ranged on a table at the head of the room, which looked as if covered with Christmas toy There were globes with maps of the world thereon, fancy daggers, mimic valises, fans, bracelets, rosettes, flags of all nations, and lar: Japanese parasols. The young ladies all w thin dresses, beautifully made and trimmed. There were white, pink, blue,cream colored and heliotrope costumes, which naturally produced | @ Very pretty effect in the figures; the tints har- monizing so well with each other. All the dresses were short as most dresses worn here are. The gentlemen wore gloves, so that their hands might not rain the ladies’ dresses,as they are so likely todo when bare,from the moisturenaturally produced on the hands by dancing. It would be well if all gentlemen who dance round dances would be considerate enough to do this. THE SECOND GARDEN PARTY of this season occurred yesterday at the Grand Union Hotel, and the greatest crowd Ihave ever seen at any of these jicturesque fetes champefre, attended. In he afternoon from 4 to 7 the children, num- bering several hundred, had the large dancing floor laid under the trees to themselves, and they danced merrily. Children from six months to twelve years of age were present, the former of course in their nurses’ arms. Little toddlers un- der two years old attempted to dance, gaily revolving, or promenading. The dresses were in many instances much too elaborate, lace and ribbons being crowded upon silk and muslin. The weather cleared up for the occasion, and the garden with its many elm trees, flowerbeds, lawns and fountains, and its decorations of fags, and 3,000 Chinese lanterns looked as gay by da; as by night when the latter were lighted In addi- tiontohundredsofgaslampsand six electriclights, one of which hung just above the dancing floor. The effect of the lanterns, hung to represent chan- deliers with illuminated globes between the tall trees, and the other lights und the gorgeous dresses of the ladies, was, as Many said, worth a journey to Saratoga to see. The garden covers four acres,-laid out to the best advantage. Only ladies and gentlemen in fall dress were ad- mitted to the dancing floor in the evening. The ball was kept up until midnight. The dressing was the same as would be seen at the most splendid of city balls. It is estimated that fuily 8,000 persons were present, among them many seen at Washington parties. THE NEW DIPLOMATS. As the diplomatic corps at Washington has lost so many of its most popular gentiemen and ladies it is especially pleasant to know that among the new arrivals are some who will add much interest to the foreign legations. The new Spanish minister, Senior Barca and his wife and children, including a daughter, who will probably go into society next winter, are here, and also the Chilian minister, Seftor Martinez, and family. The latter minister also hasa daughter who is in society. The ladies of these two families are exceptionably agreeable and ik English well. Sefora rea will no doubt recall, by her manner and charming dressing, Madame Mantilla, the wife of the former Spanish minister. One evyenins, when I saw her, she wore a white satin. draped with white Spanish lace, and her ornaments were superb diamonds. QUEER FASHIONS. In my last I alluded to the lack of taste often exhibited by ladies in their dress here. Diamond earrings, brooches, innumerable rings and brace- lets of these precious stones are worn as often in the morning as by gaslight. One lady who wears at once all the ornaments mentioned to break- fast is also suspected of wearing diamond clasps to her garters, as she wears buckles of those stones on her slippers and has been seen thus adorned with jewels in a cotton dress trimme with a flounce of point Duchesse lace. puld anything be more incongruous tnan a mixture of diamonds, calico and point lace. Odd stockings (one of one color and one of another) have been worn here this season, and also odd earrings, a sclitaire sapphire in one ear and aruby of like size in the other. This is very convenfent, as broken sets of jewelry can then be used, and if you have a hole in one of your red stockingsall you need do if you are too lazy to mend it is to wear the good red one with an equally good yellow one and be in the h of fashion, according to some people's notion: Black stockings are often seen here w or light colored dreases, which seems to me a very ugly assortment of colors. I haye eyen seen them with white slippers at balls. It i: New York affectation to put black stockings on children with white. frocks and slippers. and their legs look like hairpins thus clad, as blac! makes them look even smaller than they are, ae most children under twelve have very s legs. ‘MISS HAZELTINE OF ST. LOUIS. J observe that THe Stax copies a notice of the recent St. Louis sensation regarding one of its alleged belles, Miss Hazdltine, who isreported to have flirted with achorus singér. In this notice occurs reference, which I have seen in several other papers to the fact that Miss Hazeltine's name was once linked with that of Samuel J. | bath Mahon, Judge Hagner, Mr. argh. Senators Anthony and Burnside left together | Tuesday. They were, as usual, inseparable while bere. Judge and Mrs, MacArthur left the same day for Brighton, Coney Island. McCeney and daughters, roe ntative Mo- MeKenny, clerk of Hee ost) Hon. Abram Hewitt, Hon. A. A. Hardenti Mr. and Mrs. Richard Merrick, who are here. are looking very well indeed. Mr. J. H. Ashton | is also here, and his wife and child are at Litch- field, Mass. Senator David Davis proiongs his stay, and Miss Grenpy. goes often to the races. Hope. ‘There is no vale, however low, But opens to the sk, ‘ey. And through the deepest night of woe, Faith reads the starson high, There ts Upon life's desert plain, But bas a Bethel of its own, Where angels come again. rugged pillow-stone There ts no bitter Marah spring But finds its healing near; And Joy and Gladaess sit and sing Where sorrow dropped a tear, There is no cloud, however dark, But has its heaven-wrought bow; And Hope sings upward like thy “There's light beyond, we know. lark, ‘There is no wave of troubled sea But lifts us nearer land; He makes the storm a calm for And hides me in His hand! pe, and things ard to the pearly FROM THE MOUNTAINS AND SEASIDE. The cool weather is thinning out the resorts. Cape May has had the best season since the | It has had two weeks of sunny days and fire. sea breezes in August. The hay Deer Park to-da: already on hand. Ocean City continues to do weil. ing has been excellent, and the season other- wise a fine one. yaa angels fold their wings. me, wait, te, —Admace, T season opens at Oakland and Some of the “sueezers” are The bath- The Atlantic City Review says that 35,000 People visited’ that seaside and Sunda der of their vacation there. Miss N; has arrived at the Greenbrie Spring: ing Register: night, ‘¢ will have to be relaid. At Long Branch, as at many other places, this | week the mercury shot down to a figure that | made some people shiver. There isat Newport a swell Chieao girl whose ideas of bathe nd bathing are in ing with the liberality of views entert the people of the untamed west. The city society man is of very little account at the hops given incamp bythe West Point around with his | hands in his pockets all the evening and looks cadets. He is obliged to star very much like an idiot. Efforts are maki T ‘kett and Riley, cluded in the list of oarsmey, Many of the Narrag open till September % look is brighter nov people. other s Scarce le or summer resort, selves. 2 Great preparations are making forthe subscrip- | tion ball which will take place at the Newport Casino on the 23d instant. The Catskill Mountains are now bine with and the hotel tables are monot- huekleberrie: onously supplied with that native Martha's Vineyard offers a great variety of at- tractions this year—a camp meeting, a calico party on skates, polo twice a week, and a fox hunt. Some young tellows in bathing wear white fiannel or merino shirts embroidered with many- colored flowers. It is impossible to deny that the children at Long Branch, especially at the hotels, are over- dressed and over-exhibited. At Newport they ponies hitched to baby carriages. lie Hazeltine, the “belle of § White A correspondent writes to the Wheel- “A dozen ladies said to me te don’t think she's so beautiful, do you?"* It is stated that there is a defect in the foun- dation for the Saratoga monument, and that it hp fruit. part in resort on Saturday | { Many families who have been rusticating in the | Adirondacks since early June have returned as | far as Saratoga, and will enjoy the remain- | at Saratoga to secure a sufficient purse for a regatta of professional | oarsmen on the lake on or about September 1. who are to take Toronto bay regatta, will undoubtedly be in- £ Pier hotels will keep . The early part of the season there was discouraging, but the out- sometimes called “New- It is nota little stran with all its boasted advantages sland has more gentlemen in proportion to the size and facilities of the place than any ly any adults dance in the evening at the Saratoza hotels, and most of th ‘ime child- dren haye the parlors and the music all to them- play polo with Shetland Ifa erump- pled rose leaf disturbs the surface of the course, it must be rolled over again. The winners re- ceive the prizes atthe bands of embroidered footmen. The handsome Swiss chalet recently pur- chased at Newport by Mr. Theodore A. Have- ‘irs of the late Loring Andrews. at a cost of $116,000, is to be entirel meyer of the thi vene at Sarat on September romantic nature. nce. palls a good oar with any boy in an adinirable fly fisher, and a crack first b iL. sessing unusual attain- the bands play encored. a ee ANOTHER SreccLaTIVE LiF A special to the minster, Md. it may, for the past year he has pre painful spectacle as he hobbled along the street, | 2 face being dis- | He was a promising subject halting at every few steps, his torted with pain. pth; nied by he had never even seun her, which was . To remedy this she went to New York and forced an introduction to him, ata wedding ion at the Windsor hotel, New York, and a lady now here tells me she saw him tarn from her as quick! “etna: afterwards it was say! ferring to him lished when that her maneuvre and defeat were published in full at the time, she has ever since whenever she was about to go any where, or do anything, announced in any newspaper which would give her the space, that she was the young lady once reported engaged to Mr. Tilden. She was here last summer and took pains to mention this fact without explanation when- ever introduced to a stranger. THE PRESIDENT AND OTHERS. The many here who pass their winters in Washington have felt, of course, a keener inter- est than others, great as is the interest all feei, in the situation of the President. The bulletin boards have been surrounded constantly by crowds, and conversation has turned most fre- quently ‘on the one of vital importance. ifn also many Te tee ane Mr. lisle Patterson, and Mr. ve been greatly shocked by the death of the former and critical condition of the latter. PERSONAL MENTION. Ex-Senator Stevenson, of Ky., is here with his unmarried daughter. for the speculators in life insurance, and right well they made use of him. Fora #5 note he wonid sign any application; but toward the last he is said to have raised his price and demanded insurance on his life, is not known; but it is at least as $10. The exact amount of cor great as heid policies on One gentleman in this city has $21,000 upon him: another $15,000, and so on. Most of this insur- and 8. . according to | uals of an amphibious and The splendid night were duly improved at the beaclies where sea | athing seems to be the chief ead and aim of rooklyn lady at Poland Springs is an nplished pianist, a dextrous croquet player, Dancing in the four or tive times a day, and yet are RANCE CASE. i, from West } nin . uted a most over $300,000. ance is in Pennsylvania companits, __ oe - Tue Sprague Estare.—aA telegram from Nor- A wich, Conn. 18, argued for the bank The suprem by Jeremiah Halsey and Ratcliffe Hicks, and for Chaffee by C. E. Per- kins. It will be heard inthis city at the Qctober term of the court. Silairs of the i wee bed 2 a4 eR PEE he recent movement in the Fd a iy rebuilt | eal for tional Telephone Convention will con- | tothe Haut ated for eithsin one month they will be wemt a Lintie < last week | A Bow Wanted, From the St. Louts Post “Boss” Shepherd's associates in Chihuahua, Mexico, write that he is rapidly rebuilding his fortune. He now has control of twenty-one mining properties, several of which are said to be yielding very rich ore. After he gets all the mowey that he wants we trust that the “Boss” | Will come to St. Lonis and improve our street Paying system for us, simply as an act of gen- ine philanthropy. Our condition is sach now asto lnvite the attention of humane people | throughout the world. os Ratnoan INTeRESTS—No Cuance Ix THe War oF RATES.—In the ratiroad war there has been lately no change in the position of the contend- ing forces. Passenger rates remain aaa at #7 to Toledo. Detroit and Chicago, and $18 to St. Louis and Kansas City. Freight rates, both east and west bound, are in the same unsettled condition, and the west-bound tariff recently adopted by order of the commissioner is not ob- served any more than was the former one. The Joint executive committer, at a meeting held in this clty August 10, voted to restore east-bound | rates on grain to 20 cents a hundred | Chicago to New York, to take effect next Mon- das. At this meeting the Michigan Central was the only railroad of the Vanderbiit system that Was represented. The action of the committee required the unanimous approval of all its mem- bers to be effective, and yesterday Commissioner Fink gave notice that the resolution of the com- mittee conld not be carried into effect on account of the lack of approval by some ot the members, | It is understood that the refusal of the Lake | Shore railroad to aocede to the resolution is the immediate occasion of the commissioner's latest | notice. A settlement of the war Reema yet bo be far off. —New York Tritmne, 19th se | A Chinaman killed himself at Pawtucket three years ago, and his devoted brother has j just killed and burned a @icken and also a | good shirt upon his grave, because the dead man was hungry and short of clothes, he sald. {_A telezram from Staunton, Va., states that | Thomas FE. Woodward, Known hotel man- ager, died Thursday from the effects of an over- dose of landanum. BETROTHED, . STEIN, of Mi of Wasington, D. € CON al lay morning, August 19, 1 WILL 5 emot William aud Adelaide Conard, in hi h year Funeral « fternoou, at 3 o'clock, from Np. On Priday, August 19th, 1! Grr wink NSHAW, wife of John Erushaw, aged evi B. EI seven years. riwent at White Marsh on Saturday, August FITZGERALD. On Saturday, Aneust 20th, TABL, at | twenty minutes past 3 o'clock, GERALD, youhmest son | of Michael and Mary Fitzgerald, aed one year, ten lay ise from his parents’ resi weet, on Sunday, Atiust lst, 2 RUARDT. On August 19th, 1881, at 8 p.m., Gem. EPH GERHAKDT, in the sixty-fth your of Bie Funeral will take place at 4 p.m. Sunday, Ausust 2let, 1881. from residence, 1626 14th street northwest. * RIORDON. ETHEL NNA ‘Biordon, On Friday, August 19th, 186! gost dawchter of J.B. aud 5. sen mouths and two days. ore, Md, Interment at Baltim : ad SCHAFER. On the 20th of August, 1891, CARRTE. ©. A. SCHAPER, yécneost dauchtor of Charles and The one whom we #0 Has been called from s away the winds will rustie grask on th Our tears shall 1 | As they tall | Swift to hor home Softly ‘The v nen Farrer. latives and friends of the family are invited to mt the funeral from No#i20 4% street southwest, Sum- | day, August 2ist, at d o'clock p.m. [ please copy] oer On Thursday, WILLIAM G. A ISth, 1881, at Ts ASSiem aced ehety _UNDERTAKERS. . SPINDLER, UNDERTAKER, 1029 Sev) ‘OHN A. WET | UNDERTAKER, | 1317 Hyon (32p) Stare, GtonorTows, m1 (Opposite Butchers’ Market.) KET, with Avovsrcs Bomepony, HUNG EXDERTARERY ania avenue nertitweet ythins rst clans. it No. 316 Penneytv 4e streets. B hal R. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, Jani9 1337 Tewra Srx1 IN THE ICE, . AUGUST 20, 1881. °F—To obtain any of these Letters the applicant must call for" ApvratrineD Letrens,” and evve the date of IST_OF LETTERS REMA WaSHINGTON CITY SATURDAY r Office. LADIES’ LIST. Adams Mrs Flizabeth, Alexander Mew; Allen Mise Arn é B—Haldwin Mrs Abbie Mrs Teamer: Brown Sarai usu Mins Martha; Brooks Mi Rea: Mine 3 A jaune Mary; Cai Carr Mise Eliza: Cia cline: Conweree Mrs T} Seome Mine Y | F—Paunan Mere i Be Pr Marion; Free Mex Czti (Gaines Mre Matiida: atte: Groen Mise” Mary Miss Magyie 1: Griftin Ms Hy Gade, Ms Mrs juyes Mins Pau! 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