Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1881, Page 3

> n_BA AUCTION SALES. STEAMERS, &c. LADIES’ GOODS. THE EVENING ST. ‘AR. THIS AFTERNOON. [DPNCANSON BROS., Anchoncers, Note. M® J. P. PALMER, DA W242 TER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. —— FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. TWO STORY FRAME DWH. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD. iB No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, EIPUH STREET. BET WEES XARDOCTREETS | 80> COMPIISING A GENERAL ARSORTMENT. "| On andtaftor AUGUST er, 1881. fhe steamer T. V. Beautifal ROR REE, N NANDO STREETS ALSO, IMMEDIATELY SBP ’Ehops, | ARKOWSMITH will leave her wharf, foot of 7th street, SILKS, SATIN, all marked see =5 iin Soar ANAL Si spare | “NR ch ae cast aese | Efi, ae et abet ani | Ree tes get ae inte fe | He TAREE GEE Sy aa tas eee| _Thdocnetcom yr sobs ewe stall ye SENT OF, epreeo ms, Tt apr s mo on SATURDAY Citron sikote iy e Sing Meisel Moen SHAWLS yes reosived, $1.50, uaa Bice qnare No. CURT 5 in achange fot Wy Ha fel Jomartiown, oenectin wth steamer Mye: | STRAW Goong,, FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICH sponds thet sok for $i: Job lot. ‘That nature's needs have found. Terms of sale: One-third cash: Brick House, Little Ferry and Mattox Creek. AMES, Br0.. Exo. from 80. 00 STor ANE ea 1. Saph'e, months, tor notes aan 3y28-1m 3-R. WOOD, Manager. | at greatly reduced prices. 3 ‘New Goods being received daily But when the tree half-grown, Sareand cured by s does ‘Will be sola on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST THIRTY. | CTEAMER MATTANO Store closes at 6:30-p.m. daily July and August. y7| Domestics . ‘ when we see @n day of sale." FIEST, at TEN O°C ee ee Leaves 7th-street wharf No, 2 st 7 o'clock a.m. for : at agents® peices. A life «. t off, we own =%3-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Ancts. | Ws the ce of the stock of fine groceries | POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS an follows On Fuse, WILLIAN OFFERS 20 PER OFF HIS J. A. LUTTRELL & CO. Earta’s mystery, = ee! Nnsold on that date. All goods warranted to | Fa0n Cor Nomtnie for Mattox: Oreck. and ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW SUMTER QpoDe eA o FP HOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer. be in sound anc ‘condition. ;,on Sundays for Mattawoman Creek and Mat- ach Pattern Bonnets and Hata, Miliinery N am. oH eet 29-2" | tox Creek; at all | Silk Wraps, Street and Traveling Wraps, all the sat MvIAR ERS AEACS. ‘Yet consolation dear NEARLY NEW BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH | pwenTY-FIRST GREAT SALE Ri Landings going an Tefurmine’ also ope st Mare Fann and Pereals Wrapper, Lawn EW F. GOODS. May dry the weeping eyes, Se Sue eee | T * wit TES Tks amon | Seeemnger mek iaeee sea tieszerceur | NEW FALL “shane CAT ‘ UNREDEEMED PLEDGES and White Leces in great variety: Ladies and J a re in i OB BALTIMORE AND RIVER LANDINGS.—The Boston Transert —Dexter Sur sitocoe is AT THE NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, Steatner BOL Capt. Wee & Gepon ete ane Pathing Suite and Cape, tnd,2.curetully slected tine of | soysver Fiannels, Canton So —_— “ lot 16, ‘of | 1007 7th street, commencing. THURSDAY, SEPTEM- jenspn's wharf every SUNDA’ six o'clock p.m. {or | cents. Store will be closed at efx o'clock. ee pa nite ang Naw Bingand ‘Twilled Fiannels, Out-of-Door Sports, Seep foe improved ty © meaty | Sucegat sec ot aspen eer arg ign | We ca) DAY a four Geek maya |e ee, mds PECL, PRON ova a. contests ahecting and Pitow- INTERESTING EVENTS SATURDAY. ing house. sobs tis celina Gh ld snd Siver Watches, American and Swiss River Landings should take this line. Je20 +" 907 PENNSYLVANTA AVENUE. | Pinkets, Bed Spreads ‘a full line of Prints and Cottons, | _ The racing season at Saratoga closed on Satur- ‘Terns: One-third cash; the balan one ‘Solid Gol ‘3- All river f1 ust be. For further in- Years, with notes bearing’ siz per cent interest until | Rubios an fee a prepaid. ME. WASHINGTON. Which we shall ‘soll ‘at 2 small advance-above cost for | day with a grand attendance. splendid weather Paid and recured, by a deed. of trust, the property | "Solid Gold Gent's and Ladies’ SERPHENGON & BRO., Tthetreet what. | Mf ™ME- een can. and fine racing. The first race, a mile dash, was | faliruucddtesiae ee m28-m_ Or Urice cor: Penn. sve. and 12th streck. DRESSMAKING AND MATS MING STORE, SROWa & GLARE won by Valparaiso, Churchill second and Knight sis ceds THOMAS DOWLING. Auctiones: Solid Silver and Plated Ware. J ORFOLK AND NEW YORK STBAMERS. Bale ee eee gl OS agua) Templar third. Time, 1:428{. Second race, the — ———— | 300 Sine custom-made mand Qvencosts. jC ESS LADY OF THE LAKE Rrerece, Suits, Costumes, Crake, Bc., iade ineupe- | sa 809 MARKET SPACE. _ | Baden-Baden handicap, three miles, was won by SUMMER RESORTS. fadies Shaws and SOLEY, Auctioneer. | DA, WEDNESDAL sua FRIDAY at :50 Ocoee Ae #5_| POPULAR MARKED DOWN BARGAINS. | Thor, Ella Warfeld second. Time, ws, Shtee's Stubs PARE 19 CELEHEATED FOR THE CURE | — re o VALUABLE TOT ON COLUMBIA AVE: | Tess Mente SE Etoey Bout Point Lonkoat end uel Porerass. a im re Kinkdead seoond. Explorer sad Bamtakitien sea Sibavocauaae ‘unsirpaseed. OA SATO REERN ERIE AND MORKISSTREDTS. | lowe: Hoey een Bee a dead heat for third place. Time, 1:57. Fourth 4 4 F. HARRIS NEAK © 1A COLLEGE. Fi ciass Hound Trp to Fortress Monroe and Nor: | aie COMING WEEK? A BEAUTIFGE PROLISG | $1 all Silk MITTS now only 50c. pair, race, free handicap steeplechase. Post Guard 229-2 Seawide Park, Ocean : folk $2283 | HOSE, in Cardinal, and Blue, full ‘at | 62c. all Silk MITTS now only 25c. pair. von. Rose and Derby fan a dead heat for second —utT POINT —— ee usu GB cents. "A VERY TINE | 5c. Ladioe fine LISLE GLOVES now 25e. pal. a er a “i {UMMIT POINT HOTEL, Second-class.. LISLE 7) H PIN STRIPE HOSE at 43 0. ? fine LISLE GLOVES $80. . place; Disturbance third. Time, 2:57. GAITHERSBURG, MD. Evang’ recorted subdivision of the property Known an | Second-class round tip cans. Spe #0. Ladieg tne LIBLE Cas The following is a summary of the days sport -two miles froin Washibeton by the | Meridian Hil, as wurveyed by Chae. H. Bliss in Septem- | First-class Fare to Piney i VI ARTMENT.—Bost 2.1 LISLE Ladies’ now . at Sheepshead Hay on Saburiay: First teste | R., Metropolitan Branch. Is sit- 9 ber, 1867. ae cee PEAD GLOVES) 22 cant former, price 95 conta; | 5c. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now 0c. a yard. | at S olla Agee peinn, phen Ms spore Washington Je wur- a | ‘Terms: One-third cash, in six and twelve pict # 00 | 3-Elastic LISLE THREAD GLOVES, 39 cents, red 1c. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now 128. a yard. on new al lemen' ex ee nie Lizzie 5 Tan, Ceres Cane ea tae pein mie from Washing. Returning Jouve Notoik, TUESDAYS, “THURS | from 0 centa. QTE SARASOLS OI SE SOLD av | lc. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now 17c. ayard. akefleld third. Time,’ 1:03}. Second race, frequent trips. For the months of September and Oc- | & DAYS and SATURDAYS, at four o'clock p.m. A DISCOUNT O80 PER OENT, MLL 2c. Hamburg EMBROIDERTES now 20c. a yurd. one mile and a quarter. Won by Rosalie, Spark tober liberal arranwemwnts wili be iaade.’ ‘For te often tig aot atreet ta te, Rational aero SILK MITTS, ALL SHADES. 38c. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now 2c. ayard. | Second, Buster third. Time, 2:10%4." Third ply JUAN BOYL naxer. _ | 7guiomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. LE agape DOUGLASS’, 314c. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now 2c. ayard. | Tace, mile heats. Won by Hindoo in t T. CHARLES, OCEAN END OF DELAWARE ave- —— ig NEW YORK STEAMERS ty STH STREET _ | 0c. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now 37xe. ayard. | straight heats, Sir Hugh second. Time, 1:42%, = Atlantic City, N. cted, WALNUT REP PARLOR SUITE, LOUNGE, TURE: JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT ieave Pier 41, East ~ = — 62ic. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now 5c. a yard. 1: Fourth race, mile and a half. Won by the ISH CHATS OL PAINTINGS, LACE CURTAINS | Itiver, New York, every SATERDAY, at four o'clock p. FAMILY SUPPLIES . Monitor, Parole second, Wildmoor third. Time Je2T-eodin OP CHAM QUATNON, WALNUT MAR | mind Georgetown every FRIDAY, at 7 a.m.” Sor U 4 S5ne CRSEAe Tee Monitor, q . Time, — ——— =a TOP CHAMBER S$! MARBLE-TOP TA- | particulars ap) y to aent water street, Georget = ee 2:37. Fifth race, sélling steeplechase, short J ORDAN’S W. S. SPRINGS, LES, WALNUT. E, BRUSSELS AN! ALFRED WOOD, Secretary, Fer JARS AT COST ‘To $1 purchasers at our steeplechase course. Redding won by three SrzruExsos’s Dzror P.O., font Bs bee cagrer ATHER PUL ORS yas ap26 613 15th street, opporite U. 8. Treasury. 5 lengths, Highland Fling second, twenty lengths VIRGINIA. BLE, OAK CH. CHEN REQUIS! FOR NEW YORK DIRECT. TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL sTocK. GREAT CLEARING Se eeecae stock TaxiNa, | i {ront of Dispute third. Time, 4: on | 5 AT Al = S S. wil Pamphlets at the Riges House, Ebbitt House and Star | on WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST THIRTY: MERCHANTS AND MINERS’ TRANSPORTATION to ten stneg "She will reeset ine pa = — - een we si . “GEM” N] “3 ., I ¥ WANT TO HAV JOLLY TIME GO TO Househol Furniture. The Steamship WM. LAWRENCE, Capt. J..8. March, “TOPS,” AND THE “GEM,” ALL SIZES, COCHRANE & CO., The scull race on Saturday between Nagle, of RIVERSPRINGS. | Boating, ehing, bath. ene eres HOWEER Fg y Tl sail from the foot of Spear's wharf, WEDNES- AT ACTUAL COST, FOR OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. St. John and McKay, of Halifax, on Bedford eal attention foes brettient place on the fe i ae ee Freight received daily foot of Spear’s wharf. Lowest ONE WEEK ONLY. basin, ended ina fizzle. The referee called the yn pine ~ ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. * P. S.—We close at 6 p.m. daily. 325 a daft ‘iting than half an fomac. ‘Terms $1.25 ver day, lees than four 4 WwW rates guarantecd. ean ax CALL AT eat 6p men out, and ai her waiting more than balla Land at Colton’s. Address Dr. Rt. P. BLA AND: - SASF. PIANO, HEAVILY Passaice: class, \ding meals ra was the only one to put in an ap- Milestown Post Ontos BNGARVED “CEGS COUGHING. EW SORK | stateroom berth. ONCE. y Ms : M 4 wee leCr: ‘aC. CL Martin Index to Vin New. a8 Vy EW BOOKS. 2 Fearful Responstbuity by WD a lity, by W. D Badame Delphiie, by GLW. Cable Farm Festivals, by Will Carleton. To the Central African Lak EL E. 5 Beauty in Dress, by Mrs. Oake Dunt’e Secret, by Emile Gabor: England Without and Within, by Rich: MOHEN, STATIONER, BooxseLrer 1015 Pennsylvania aventie. QUMMER READING. The Beantiful Wreteh: fajor Pinte ithin; R. ¥rauklin Square Library JAMES J. CHAP: Merropourras K 911 Pen ay EW BOOKS. Erclnd Without and Within, by Richard Grant White. ic of God, by Elisha Mulford. Eras, by Horace Bushnell. tary ‘on Exodus, by J. G. Murphy, D. D., jean edition. ped, by Marion Harland. Mrs. Purioe’s' New 5 ‘The Emperor, by 3 Roe eb, by Mrs. C. L. Burnham. Ww NTYNE & SON, Seventh street northwest. AT INNISS’ IF YOU W | ises, at public auction, | 8. Ringgold, known as MAKER); WALNOT FRAME PARLOR SUITE, BOOKCASE, VERY COSTLY: ELEGANT HALL BACK, MIEROR BACK, M. 5. CHATRS: ~MARBL NEW PA ‘TOVE, No. 60, RAD! WALNUT. BER SUITE: WALNU’ i B REFRIGERATOR; WICKER EN BLE; | WALNUT INING CHAIRS; ° BRUSSELS TERS; SSES; SPRINGS: iG STOVES: RANGE: CHINA AND ‘ARE; KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c. On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST THIRTY-FIRST, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M._ ‘we shall sell at the residence of a gentleman declining housekeeping, No. 319, northeast corner of 4th street and New York avenue northwest, the above assortment of superior in perfect order, to which we ask special attention. ‘Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., a Auctioneers. rus DOWLING, Auctioneer. APE OF VALUABLE FARM IN_ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MARYLAND, ONE MILE PROM On TUESDAY, SEPT) AT TWELVE O'CLOC £0. R. EMBER SIXTH, A.D. 1881, LOCK M., I will offer‘on thé prem” he property of the late Walter ae oodiawa. "This property is situate in Anne Arundel Connty, Maryland, and is about one mile from Jessup’s Cut Station, on the B. & R. It contains about 77 acres, and is improved by a donbie two-story frame dwelling house, with back building and stable and out-buildings. It has a fine Jawn and several varieties of fruit, including a grapery of about one acre. i ‘erms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest from day of sale, secured on the property.” All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. ‘Trustee reserves right to resell st cost of defaulting pur- chaser, in case terms are not comphed with in ten day: its J. OLDS" TH GORDON, Trustee. BOOTS AND SHOES. __ T HE IDEA PREVAILS AMONG SOME PEOPLE THAT LARGE STORES ‘ES THAN THOSE OF MOD- ERATE SIZE. THIS IS WRONG. LARGE CASH BUYERS CAN SELL CHEAPER THAN SMALL BUYERS. ‘This is particularly the case at L. HEILBRUN’S, No 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, 3 T Sik Neckwear cheaper than you ever saw it or heard cf it selling for, Teer FANCY BOCKS, closing out at three patra conte. £0 cent WINDSOR SCARFS for 25 cents. 50 cent SATIN TIES for 25 * DRESS SHIRTS—Fine Shirts made to order for 31.50, of the very best muslin and very fine linen. Reuieuiber, we were the firet to put the price. of Shirts down in Washington, and we now sell. Shirts for ‘the mouey than any house in America. C. GEO. MEGINNISS, 1002 F street northwest. MPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, 816 F sTREET NoRTHWeEst, orp. Patent OFFICE. DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, a specialty, fit bal 38 -MADE SHIRTS at following prices: Best Woneutte, uatuisied, 79 ets fuchest, 90 Beat F. of the L., unfinished, 65c., ished, 80 cts. Boys’ Warmsutta, unfinished, 60 ett.; finished, 75 cla, atest Novelties in Sun NECK WEAR. ¥ANCY HALF HOSE, UNDERWEAR and a full line | Gf GENTS FURNISHINGS aj) remarkable LOW RICES. Bi omicy refunded where goods fail to suit, xu” JAMES THOMPSON, Manage C \UNNINGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN, R lshle HATTER is prepared to do all kinds of work | im his line. New SILK HATS made to order, and old ones remexteled. Hemember the number—740 Sth street northwest. mar2$ Ss B. ELLERY, . SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. W112 F Srager Nosrawest, Wassixeros, D.C. jest Dress Shirts to order. Shirts to order. its to order. cet woth west, oppor chase for advice. NO.SuRE No PAY: aN pri TO ALL AFFLI i you LISHED AND the ¢ ORD. 141 WEST aland brivate sy ailitie dis- % noseorskin. Victims of in- ‘Ethea, premature decay, lost ig wnurrigxe iLiproper or Uubap- |. Recent or Chronic Gonorrhea ays by a local re Keallroad fare to Baltimore dest S REMEDY FOR La plaints quickly cured. Can be ecivet northwest. Office hours | Jel0-4m* | TAIN CURE a 2 LE, Drusiist, corner 12th | wylvania syende. Price $3 per box, sent | < seal on receipt of price m6 BLOOD PURL isacertain | fula, Ovarium Tumors, Kid- | vd Poison. Cure of lis | rn isa in eithor stage. end two statupe for Panis _det-codly ___Dn. JOHN TRIPP. _ Ge MEDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOR! Anew and great Medical Work, warranted the best and seri Sal Institute, or Du WM. HL. atreet, Boston. @(ONSULT DR. ROBERTSON EVERY WEDNESDAY ‘and 5 ‘at his ottice. 456 C street n.w., near £54 street, from 3 to Po'cloek p.m. wan, with fifteen mary Oreane, Me Sod Seminal W Nose . Nervous. BS o imi Sc. “jonorrhess or Syphi- | Low Fizures. ONE PRICE. medy. Call or | #PO } Diseases, Gravel andall Urinary Diseases, | One 0, ribs, Seminal Weakness, Impotmney. Gieet. | Oue l is s jood andl Ski races cured in 48 hours. For | . (Sian or Tae OLD Woman 1x Wixpow.) THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES, FOR MEN: BOOTS ANI ERS, $4. AND-STITCHED BUITON. =, Les BU CONGRESS AND LACE, $1.35 to $4. HAND-PEGGED CALF BOOTS, $3.50. OUR $1.50 GAITERS THE BEST IN THE UNITED STATES. GRAIN AND KIP BOOTS, all kinds, SOLID WORK HAND-SEWED HAND. BOOTS, $2. GOOD SOLID WORK SHOES, 31. LOYS' SOLID SHOES, 75 cents. SOLID SCHOOL SHOES, 60 cents. FOR LADIES: FRENCH KID BUTTON, warranted, $4. CURACO KID BUTTON, fine, $3. PEBBLE AND KID BUTTON, $1.25 to $3. FRONT AND SIDE LACE, $2. ALL-LEATHER MARKET SHOES, $1. OPERA TOE SLIPPERS, $75 cents to $2. WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. CHILDREN'S SHOES, all’kinds. INFANTS’ ALL-LEATHER, 25 cents. GUM BOOTS AND SHOES. P. S.JOB LOT OF MEN'S SHOES, 75 cent LADIES’ G: RS, 50 centa: SLIPPERS, 25 cen! KID BOTTO: rth $2.50. 426-61 JST CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES aT ACTUAL COST. We will sell all of our Gent's Fine LOW SHOES and Light CONGRESS GAITERS at actual Cost. Ladies’ LOW SHOES, SLIPPERS and Light BUTTON BOOTS at Prime Cost. ‘These Goods must be closed out to make room for Fall | Stock. ‘This is a good opportunity to get good goods at very GEO. McCARTHY, STOCK OF and « must be sold regardless of cost, e intend woing into the Manufacturi Whol sine. rsons having accounts with us “ase settle them at once, SPEAK EROS., m 734 THE DRAWING FINALLY SETTLED AND FIXED. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881, Is THe Day Derenwivep Upon. The drawing of this scheme has been finally aud will churarxty take place cn THURSD A 5 NOVEMB) R81, by it 0 this will ehable the fo tell oil or fhe to ner the to sell all of the ctuainiaae ; All persons, therefore, intending to invest in this scheme may Fest anstired that there will bo no farthas delays or postponements, 2 EBs S322ScSSSSE2SS222223 . groks & ves, $4; Quarters, $2. PRT Maney Gane ar RAGE, BAUR, Check, Expreae, ible lars paving full information and forhiekets, Fog clzeu W. C. D. WHT WILLARD HOTEL, LOUISVILLE, RY. W. W. GOULD, a12-coRK, tnov10 WASHINGTON. D.O. FF 8ST 10 GET IN NEW STOCK. ‘positively axed in from 910 10 0 the physicians of Baltimore, omice, 198. Eutaw street, Baltimore. Ch: Y NOTICE Italian Marble and Mantels, &c., ta A poe meta are gee eee 8 Good Wool Hats rem Soc Tae, to $1, ‘1914 ax 1916 PENusxLvama Avervs. rare, $5; meals, if desired, 25 cents each extra. Steamers ‘leave Pier 49, East River, New York, for Baltimore, every SATURDAY at 5 p.m. A. L _HUGGINS, Acanrt, Spear’s Wharf, or foot of Long Dock, BALTIMORE, GEO, H. GLOVER, Acrnr, 3y28 Pint 49, ‘Hat liven, New Vouk. NEW YORK ROTTERDAM. ‘The first-class Steamers of this Line, SALAND,” and’ ‘ “P.O, ” ig the U. 8. Mails to the Netherlands, leave Wat- soa Seoneg Bicol ‘on WEDNESDAY. Sd Cabin, "$50. Steerae,. $26. General Agent 2 South appl . Ge lvania avenue, Washi Agent, National Sate Deposit Ba corner New York averiue and 15th strect northwest. J ORTH GERMAN LLOYD— Sreamsnie Live BETWEEN New York, HAvRE LonDon, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. The, steamers of this company will sail EVERY SAT URDAY from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken. Rates of paseage:—From New York to Havre, London, Southampton and Bremen, first cabin, $100; os cabin, $60; steerace, $30; pre certifica! $25, Hor freight or pan oa mo OELRICHS & CO., Bowling Green, New York, W. G. METZEROTT & Ge 225, Remavivania even northwest, Agents for us ington. Cexarp LINE. W YORK AND LIVERPOOL, T CORK HARBOR. 0. N. .. NEW ¥ oy oghnds, ALLT PIER 4! d 6 Al and $100, a tekets fo Pris, Return tickets on Steamers marked * ror: do not carry ste! Stee ry low rates. | Steerage tickets from Liv- expe icenstown and all other parts of Europe at jowest rates, ‘Throwch ‘bills of taden given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Autwerp and other portson the Continent and for Meri:terranean ports. For freight and passage apply at tht Company's office, No. 4 Bowing Green, or both steerage and cabin to OTIS BIGELOW & CO., 605 7th sirect, Washington, VERNON H. BROWN & CO. Jani2 ‘New LTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST Te an THE ONLY LINE THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. DOUBLE TRACK! SJANEY COUPLER! STEEL SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY 22p, ISR1. A. M. LEAVE WASHINGTON. ¥2:20—CHICAGO, CINC! TI, AND ST. LOUIS FAST EXPRE! 5:00—Baltimore, Kilie: ! City, and Way Stations, t6:40—BALTIMORE EXPRESS. 6:50-—Baitimore, Annapolis, and Way (Piedmont, Strasburg, Winchoster, Hagerstown, and Way, via vA 8:10—Point of Rocks and Way Stations. 8:15 PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOR! EXPRESS. Parlor Cars to New York. : ‘AUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS (con- pects for Hawerstown aud at Point of Rocks for lerick. 39:00—On Sunday ouly, for Baltimore, Annapolis and Way. 10:00-EALTIMORE EXPRESS (stops at Hyatteville, o% Laurel, Annapolis Junction, Collexe, Beitaville, Hanover. ) URG, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND pwd Louis EXPRESS. 12:10 Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way Sta ious. #1:25—On Sunday only, for Baltimore and Way. 2:15—BALTIMORE EXPRESS. ~~ 13:00—BALTIMOKE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK EXPRES! 8:30—Baltimore and Way Stations, (Winchester, Frea- erick, Hayerstown and Way, via Relay.) 4:30_BALTIMORE, HYATTSVILLE AND LAUREL EXPHESS, (Erederick, via Relay, stops at Annap- netion. 4:45—Point of Hocks, Win- TEAS eter and py iatioae On Eade ool at Yi cks and Way Stations only.) $8 BALM TPLESS “Yutartaeung and Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsville and Laurel.) 6:05—Point of Rocks and Way Stations. 16:45—Balthuore and Way Stations. T30-EALTIMORE, HYAYISVILLE AND LAUREL 19:15—PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS XPRESS. 19%50—PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON XPRESS. Sleep Cars to New York. was ae ae ote Larios LAUREL EXP} }. Stops on sis or ‘off passenge st any station between Washington and’Annapols lone aly. 3Sundays only. Other trains daily, except ins from Washington stop at Relay Station. For further information apply at the Baltimore and Qhio Teket Onlice, Wachington Station and 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, coruer 14th street, where orders will cen for tw be checked and received et any point in the city. m23 GREAT ANIA ROUTE ST AND SOUTHW! Scenery. | AGNIFICEN IN EF¥ECT MAY lorax, 1831, TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, corner dB streets, as follows: i m., daily, with fae a i 2.1. daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cin- cinnati, St. Louis and Chicago; 9:30 p.m. daily, with Palace Cars to Pitta BALTIMORE AND AD. cy Canat Rochester, Bull, with oF * * Parlor Car to Watkins and the Ni a.m. daily, pt Sunday ; 9:30 p.m. except Sat- tray, we Palace Cars to Canandaigua and Wat- Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:30 a, daily, except Sunda) , 10: Tis per. For Pope's Creek Line, 640 amand 4:40 p.m. daily, For Anaya, 6:0 am. and’ 4:40 p.m. daily, except ALEXANDAIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY, AND | ALEXANDRIA "WASHINGTON Alexan< J. Re b t FRANK THOMSON, Gener Manas ee Agen, THE TRADES. GTBSON BROTH ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, 25 504 Ort STREET, BETWEEN D AND E NORTHWEST. H°®EYs PURE RYE WHISKEY. ALWAYS RELIABLE. THREE YEARS’ OLD. THREE DOLLARS GALLON. 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Our Stock is now complete and comprises the hand- somest designs in the Market in Velveta, Moquette, Body and Tapestry Brussels, 3-ply and Ingrain Carpeta, Floor Cloths, Bugs, Mats, Druggets, Upholstery Goode, Lace Curtains, Cornices, Window Shades, &c., &c., which we are offering at great inducements. SINGLETON & HOEKE, J No, 801 MARKET SPACE, GERMAN TABLE LINENS. ald We offer this week a full line of the above desirable goods and confidently recommend them as the best ‘Table Linens in the market for service and appearance. BARNSLY DAMASES in all widths and qualities, 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4, NAPKINS TO MATCH. CLOTHS IN ALL SIZES. A Special Bargain—1 dozen Pure LINEN NAPKINS, weight, 22 ounces, for $1.50, ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, _auls 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GPECIAL BARGAINS. DRY GOODS. During the balance of August we will offer special in- ducements to close out many lines of Goods. ‘The stock is very large, and well worthy the attention of buyers, TRUNNEL, CLARK & CO., 803 MARKET SPACE, At cost. als GUINNIP, DAY & CO., 820, 822 AND 824 SEVENTH SrREET NonTHWEst, HAVE MARKED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF BUMMER GOODS DOWN TO COST, AND MANY ARTICEES MUCH BELOW COST, IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEIR ENORMOUS FALL STOCK, WHICH WILL SOON BEGIN TO ARRIVE, AND WHICH WILL REQUIRE EVERY INCH OF ROOM IN THEIR LARGE ESTABLISHMENT TO ACCOMMODATE IT. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. a6 BoLLety EXTRAORDINARY! ‘THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSR, 989 Pexnsrivania AVENUE, SEASONABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCK. MEN'S DEPARTMENT: Mane eorouceer ut, ‘Seb do Etat ‘Suites, YOUTHS’ DEPARTMENT: ‘New Novelties daily arriving. hour, McKay pearance. ite went over the course alone, and was awarded the stakes. Frank Hart on Saturday issued a challenge to Charles Rowell to run and walk six days for $1,000 to $2,500. He posted $200 forfeit. BASE BALL. At Detroit—Detroit, 9: Chicago, 1. At Provi- dence—Providence, 3; Worcester, 1. At Buffalo ~Cleveland, 5; Buffalo, 4. At Albany—Atlan- ties, 5; Albany, 4. At New York—Boston, 15; Metropolitan, The Cramer Mystery. THE MAN WITH THE BLACK MOUSTACHE FOUND, A special correspondent of the N.Y. Tritnme writes from New Haven, August 27, as follows: Three weeks ago this morning the body of Jen- nie Cramer was discovered coming in with the tide at Savin Rock Beach. Since then jurymen, counsels, detectives and citizens have been en- gaged in tracing the circumstances of her death, but these ere still involved in mystery. Blanche Douglass’ last public statement was that James Malley carried the girt in his arms to his room. Her secret confession will throw much light on Jennie’s condition at that time, and it is under- stood that this will show that she was drugged. The girl was invited to the Malley House for supper. The testimony of the others is that only light wine was drank. It is fully believed now, that, if so, the wine was drug; THERE IS STILL A CONFLICT OF TESTIMONY werning who of the four were at Redcliffe’s aurant on Thursday evening at abont 10 o’cloc! The testimony of those in charge ii that Walter Malley, Jennie and B . were there. The testimony of Blanche. mes is that they th at all credited here. John Henry, and This is not The story of Rawli the waiter, is believed. The as Mr. Bollman said last night, that the four passed Thursday jalley lodging-rooms over the re taurant, in rooms 26 and 29, as testitied to by the chambermaid, Bertha Williamson. Audley ud Twining, two of the best witnesses the state has had according to its counsel, have testified to seeing Jennie and James Malley together in Temple street Friday afternoon, about 3 o'clock. Jennie went to Savin Rock that evening, and James Malley was there with her, according to testimony for the state, and the two have been traced there as late as 9:30. Testimony yet to be produced carries the history on. OF THE JURY SAID last night: “There is an unbroken history now up to this time [9:30 p.m. Friday], and James Malley, jr.. was with her. Jennie was at Savin Rock in his charge and under his protection; he is the last person seen with hi he had been with her constantly for weeks. She had been on two nights of the week with him. Under the circumstances James Malley, jr., is the man accountable for Jennie’s death. ‘After the testi- mony that has been given he must be called on to give an account of her. When did he leave her, if he knows nothing of her death? Wh; did he leave her, after being with her so muci and being her eseort Friday night? He cannot pe these questions. He has got to come right to the front and answer. When T. E. Doolittle gets hold of him and Blanche in the superior court he will put them questions that will place them where they ought to be.” Mr. Doolittle, the county attorney for the state, has the a. perce unsparing and og a capable at juestioning. le isa for cp cross-qi terror THE BLACK-MOUSTACHED MAN has been found to be Harry Ford, a Boston sporting man, who formerly lived in this city. He was seen at Savin Rock this prning by Chief Webster, and acknowledged that he was onthe shore Thursday and Friday evenings, August 4and 5. He did not ruin Jennie Cra- mer. It was he who raised the covering from her body on Saturday morning, when Mrs. Hun- ter recognized him, having seen him the even- ing before at the flying horses. He has no brogue, and says he does not drink, so Mrs. Hunter was much mistaken about his appear- ance. He anda friend were with the girls at the shore Thursday evening, and one of the girls had several fits infront of the Beach House. The woman was taken away ina beach wagon, and it was this party which attracted attention on Meadow street. Those who saw them con- founded Thursday and Friday hts. He saw Jennie, or the person whose body he recognized the next morning, at the flying horses, and heard Jennie beg the young man who was with her to take her off the horses. He has been subpanaed as a witness. Montaomery Covyty (Mp.) Primartes.—The returns of the democratic a oe in Montgomery county, Md., Saturday, indicate that George Peter will nominated for the state senate, and Joseph Dvson and Joseph Hen- derson for the house of delegates. A special to e Baltimore American says: The third man will be either Thomas Waters of T., or William Canby, with the chances in favor of Waters. The old board of county commissioners—Solomon Dowden, W. W. Poole, George T. Waters and G. Hardesty—will_ be renominated; also, Robert G. Connell. John A. Clements will be the nominee for the sheriffalty, and Chas. Town- send for county surveyor. The lezislative ticket will in all probability be made up of the different factions, so as to insure that there will be no break in the party this fall. —— ‘Tue TERRIBLE GALE ON THE SovTH Cano- Lixa Coast.—Throughout Saturday and Satur- day night tne easterly gale along the South Carolina coast blew with furious force, and the Young Sioux on a Raid, OBTAINING ARMS IN SOME MYSTERIOUS WaT<— SOLDIERS SENT IN PURSUIT. ‘k to Bismarck, reported that before he Standing Rock, Wednesday, 150 Indians, mostiy, young bucks, had left the agency, and had, im some unaccountable manner, procured er of arms and ammunition, and — being mounted, had started off in a northwesterly di+ | Rection across the country. As this move wi discovered, Col. Gilbert liad started out tw: cavalryman in pursuit, and had sent a dispat asking Col. Tilford, of Fort Lincoln, to the largest force available to head them tween the Cannon Ball and the Black ———- and compel them to return at any hazard. soldier from Fort Lincoln stated that Col. had received a dispatch from the com oMicer at Fort Yates, as stated, and in had quickly dispatched 10 mounted men, under command of Sergt. Mullen. Lieut. English come manded another squad ot men that was som® out soon afer. Before they had left the fast | News had been received that on the night pre vious the Indians had raided several in the vicinity of the Cannon Ball, amd had entered a cabin and carried away food and | anything else that they happened to desire. Ne | Teports of murders were received. although &t was said that a few of the timid settlers had lai their homesteads after the raid was made, were so thoroughly frightened that they dared | not return. At the early hour that the cavalry were sent out it was not known whether the Indians absent from the agency by permis= sion of the agent or not, but the instructions Were to bring them in, passer no pass. Neither | Was the number of the bloodthirsty redskina | that were roaming about definitely known. The stage driver reported them at one hundred and | fifty; others estimated their number as high as | five hundred. At present the situation is @ threatening one i i ss - CANED nY A Woman.—The monotony of things at Cranston Hail, West Point, New York, | Was relieved a few days ago by the caning of man claiming to be Capt. Jas. G. Bursem, of j the British army, by a young lady from Sam anciseo, to whem, it is said, the ungallags | e course of an otherwise pleasams pplied the epithet of liar. For t oung lady passed o but last Wednesday evening she was confront on the steps of the hotel by Capt. Burslem, There were a number of men and women present, ye-witnesses as are willing to talk om | the subject unite in the statement that the cap- tain stared at the y. y throw | back his head infuily, blew a puf cigarette sme er her head. The young lady asked: “Is there not a gentleman here who will protect me from the attacks of this ruffian?” one stirred. The captain laughed and agained putfed stoke towards her.” “im there not aman present who will interfere to save me from these insults?” she again demand= ed. There was no response. Without further appeal the young lady struck the captain fairly in the face, and as he raised his cane to defend himself she seized it and with several well- | directed blows broke the cane over bis head and | Knocked him down. Waiters sprang to assist | the captain, and he was raised and carried into jthe house. A cut over the eye was the chief apparent damage, and after dressing the wound with an oyster he retired to hisroom. Theye lady and her mother left the house Thursday aad came to this city, where they took rovins at the New York hotel. Thursday evening a reporter called upon the young lady, who deprecated amy pal cation of her adventure and warmly com- ended that she was justified in what she was compelled to do. She declined to detail the circumstances leading up to the attack, but im dicated that she was provoked beyond endur | ance. re is no such man, it is claimed, im i Bri army as J.G. Burslem.—New ¥i on ws, publishes dispatch from. an Antonia: “Some additional facts have come | to light in regard to the Lieut. Flipper matter. Col. Shafter, commanding the post of Fart Davis, had reposed the greatest confidence im | the integrity of Lieut. Flipper, and when M | Small, Chief Cominissary of Subsistence of this | department telegraphed him that the remittanee: tu Flipper had not come tohand, he weat t | to Flipper, who said he did not know ‘where it | Was, but that he had sent it. It was only after he third telegram, when the Lieutenams | began vo prevaricate, that suspicion of some- | thing wrong was aroused, and that the trae state of affairs began to dawn upon the mind of Flipper finally owned that he his commander, was short, but said that his servant girl had stolen the money and checks. ‘The papers were found with the ‘girl, who asserts that Flipper had given her the papers, with instructions te keep the same until he called for them. Bie was incarcerated in the guard house when arrested at first, he was mounted on hip horse, with his saddle bags on the saddle, whiem was an unusual thing for him when riding about the post, and which led to the belief that he com templated desertion. Friends have made up the deficiency, and he is now released from close confinement. Gen. Augur, commanding thig department, has not yet taken any action in thig matter and is awaiting the papers in the case, It isthe general opinion in army circles that clear case will be made against the colored Lieutenant, and if he escapes the Leavenworth, prison, he will be very fortunate. The goverme ‘ment loses nothing in any event.” ++. - The Baltimore police commissioners have abolished the office of chief of the city detective corps, and the detectives are under the immedi- —— and authority ofthe marshal ef police. Be kind to yourself, and use St. Jacobs Oil if you chance to suffer with rheumatism. ROYOR_UBHOFE. On Set y 28, 1881, by ‘CE—UBHOFF. On Sanday, Avenst . the Rev. John 8. D aust ‘of fiydand Ch HH. BOYCE and LILLIE G. UBHOFF, of this ety. seeracameclcie wenn ars DIED. ANDERSON. Monday, Ai 29, 1881, EMO! STAN ‘son of Notley’ and E.Anderson, rs | s. LEY MS hineral Wedneeds morning next, at 10 o'clock, f a od rom, No, 1439 P street nortiwest, as BOSS. On Sabbath evening, Ancust 28, 1881, at 7:15 o'clock, SUSAN ES, the beloved wife of Joseph 8. Boss, in the forty her azo. ‘ The funeral will take place fos her ints ret 1524 Eighth street woriiwest, On. Thesdayy the Both eb 4o'clock. The fricnds and ‘acquaintauces are respagte attend. ye dd needed one more an Aumid his shining band, And so he bent with loving «mile e's haat idence of Sth street northwest, Mra. LU the #ixty-seventh year of her ase. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her faneral from Mount Veron Plage | M.E. church South, at 8 o'clock p.m., Tuesday, 3D usta EXBACH, On Aurust 29, 1881, at 2:15 LIE, eldest daughter of Charles and Mary twenty-two years and four months. pauneral will take place at lier parents! residence, 1988 # odiock a-tn. Relatives ahd fricds are invited to attend. s GOERCKE. | At Soldier’ Home, Aneust 28, 1881, at o'clock FREDEKICK GOLROKE, in the sted Sear of 3 ‘Funeral will take place at 6:90 o'clcck p.m. Tuesday, ugunt 30, Ive), from Barnes’ Howpitel Soldiers’ ‘Houses , Ansunt Ee, aged Mon Departed this life on Sun: p.m, Mus. PRISCILLA ‘uneral will take place from the residence of her ter, Mrs. E. N. No. 1101 13th #trect north on ‘Tuesday afternoon, August 30. at 4 o'clock p. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited op CLER. On Tuesday morning, August 9th, ove Maye Landinur, Ne of puralyeis, MALY widow of the late Jolm Ole, in Use sevonticth her ace. sae re p days. its’ residener, 1610 Fourtee tia Tecyctfully invited to stead. = », MO bach, aged i take place from this Iste residence, Suvessad fieedome respocsfuliy et ‘invited johag ee ‘Woits. LLL__E_ UNDERTAKERS.