Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1881, Page 3

mod = a Poh oe rat Se a se on ® Sin cgi alien ae AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. SUMMER RESORTS. LADIES’ GOODS. DRY GOODS. THE EVENING STAR. = mee Spartan Hetie, ‘ p= NCANSON BROS. Auctioneer = ae EA ee ey ay NEW Fatt GOODS. NEw GOODS. TH PRADAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 188) —_ = — sae. from 52 to97 | of the city, “sand com munding eoun- distal Sis, twelve, and terms: One-third cash: balarce i Gighteen months, (or in monthly £ terest at 6 per cent eer Oj sere cont. Dey | ,, Auctioneers, ttreet northwest. &e. FOR POTOMAC KIVER LANDINGS. On and after AUGU: Ist, 1881. Se ee z. Vv. IWS) leave het rf, foct of 7th street, Stem very MOXDAY FT and SATUR: | Currioman and | for river STEAMER MATTANO 7 o'clock 2 POTOMAG, VER LANDINGS as follows:- [naka Nomini, on Thursda} ood Ene mini; on Sundays for Mat a.m. for ‘On Tues. a and Ne and Mat. alternate day touching at ail iver Lan dinen gong and retuenini, a in at Jy26-6m. . ee NES, Ascent. NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS._ SIeeeER ee OF THE LAKE r wharf, foot of Sixth street, every MON- Bay kEDaasat and FRIDAY, at 3:50 o clock p. .. touching Point, Point Lookout and Fe yess Monroe’ hs ts will be issued as fol- First-class Hound Trip to Fortress Monroe and X 5 | $130 | -class round: -class Fare to Pine; First-class Hound Trip to Piney aud Lookout onal Metropolitan | 6th str eh rf on mite DAY, 3t ( abies Wooo. Secretary, ap2s G13 15th street, opposite U.S. Treasury. ror NEW YORK DIRECT. _ MERCHANTS AND Satie’ oon "hates of Ps Tareas ‘First class, $6, including meals and iSicerore: $i; meals, if desired, 25 conta each extra. Bteainers ‘eave Pier 49, Hart iver, Now Works for Baitiniore, every ee at L_ HU Spear's Wharf, or fost af Lome Dock, agers | GEO. H. G i 38 Prex 49, East River, Ss NEw YORK ROTTERDAM. ‘The firs:-. ere ae it, National Safe Dep avenue and 15th street northweet- thweet. Jalt Noety GERMAN LLOYD— Sreswonr Lie Berwxex Ney Your, Hvar Loxpos, SouTHAMPTON asp ‘Brew he steamers ‘of thie company wil sal EVERY SAT- TRDAY trom Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken. of passaze:—Froi New York to Herts London, South fon and Bremen, first cabin, $100; ‘second | © rage, $50; prepaid steerage cates, ‘For treht oF} appl ELRICHS & CO. A= Bowlins, aes PRG, METZEROTT & 25-Peuneylvania aveuue northwest, Agente TOF Wackin ston. ce NARD LINE. dani? YOR FR com Pr oe te. Bothnia. 14 Sept Gaika . Batavia. AND EVERY WEDS! Fi RS OF PASSAGE. $0 ana g100, scour to accommodations. tekets to Paris, $15 additional. 12 Hetura tickets on favorable terms. Btecruse at very low rat alan ‘Stzerag Uke {fom Li. epee! usd uteetown and all other parts of Europe at Throwsh bills of laden for Belf Pg nn for Mediterr: ports. For freicht and renee 4 Bowune Green, ors BIGELOW & CO., 605 Tih street, Ws VERNON H. BROWX & CO : RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO ) RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST LE LINEA AND THE ONLY LINE HE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON. iF DOUBLE TRACK! JANEY COUPLER! STEEL ‘WCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT — ‘MAY 22, LEAVE CHICAGO, CINCINNATL AND ST. LOUIS fat Fast ‘TP EXPRESS. af = }:40— BALTIMORE exneaset sna ‘Girasbure, Winchester, Hagetowas ad Wenn Relay.) :10—Point of Rocks and :15— PHILADELPHIA, Miwtei YOu AN AND BOSTON EX. Parlor B40 STAUNTON AND Varuey SEkPRess ( pects for, Hagerstown aud at Point of Tock’ x 19.0050 Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and | 20:00 “EALTIMORE EXPRESS ( at Hi (stops: eon ) wnt CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND . LOUIS EXPRESS. Bi aon Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way Ste pane for Baltimore and Way. 35 FAUT aaa Se a OOK EXPRESS. :90— Baltimore and Way ay Stations, (Winchester, at sual ae SOR LAUREL Ey HESS, —— pols ard Way tations. Martinaburg and Laurel. | bie at Hyatt and 2 eee ALAPISVILLS aND LAUREL 49:15“ PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS 1960- by pal qOnk snd BOSTON Joe BALTIMORE HUATISVGLE aid LAUREL = EXPRESS. Washington and "Annapolis g and the iene ce wri Suh Palaces Gan BALTIMORE “AND POTOMAC RAILRO: For Couandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, oa banat Haven and Elmirs, at 10:30 a. 5:00.81 10:30 a.m-2 sl expreasc t Sunday. ene, ro 30-00 and 1 ae 15 p. 20,215 pau. tim 20 am. daily, exoe; | REMAINING FURNITURE, STOVES, EXTENSION AAD OTHE TABLES, BEDSTEADS. CHAIRS, CHINA AND. GLASS, ELATED. W Ko. ine ¢ NTAIN: SiisES No. 402 G STREET DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. “By onder of the Orphans? Go Hon MONDAY, the TWELPT Prat OF SEETEs iinet oxen oe) LOCK, st the Sehenck, situated on the 7th- ai oy pore, Cans ter- | Runs cf” the “Metropolitan “Railroad,” the ‘following harmed effer 4 Horses: 16 Cows: 2 Milk Wagons; 1 Cart; Harness; Larve lot Dairy Ut ene pS ake La Ke Cuttin; ce Hi Hot Utensil ‘JOHN SCHENCK, Administrator, == BENSINGER, Auctioneer” it ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, XO. 712 TWEN- RTH STR ‘BETWEEN G H STURLTS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. Qe MONDAY, SEPTE@BER, TWELFTH, | AT, S. Mtwe shall rel, on SIX O'CLOCK F. blgpene | part lot 15, in square 31, Slee 1 feet 6 inches: Berl by depth thereof, by a two-story Frame made known wat a WALTER 8. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, ‘SON Auctioneers, pres BHOS., Anctiones aS ENTIRE coe, sTogK OF TNE SHOES FROM WEL COUN) NCI A, pen Gs ace, SHOWG, ELVIN ILS, GLASS, &c:, CONTAIN. LN Al RS, ON , MONDAY MORNING, SEP- COMMEN. ION qeMBER TWELFTH, CING AT TEN scARTIOULAR i ATTENTION 18 CALLED TO THIS eon ee irtue of adecree of the Supreme Courtof the pels, pessed tn, Rauity, cents Bo. ‘offer for ali ETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1901, CK P. M., in front of the | CLOC! Jimmies, the following 2 described part of sqnare 209, in his city ; that is to say: inning at northeast corner of said square, running thence south along 11th street West 40 feet; then mehes; thence north long K street north 68 feet 3 , improved by a frame house. ‘Terms: One-third of ‘the purchsee money in cash and the residue in two equal installments at eix and twelve months with six per cent. interest, to be secured by the purchaser's notes znd a deed of truston the property, or all cash, at the purchaser's option. A deposit of md at time of sale. i rancing: purchaser's cost at HINALD FENDALL, ‘Trustee, _ DUNCANSON BHOS. HHOMAS —- nea MN IPROVED PROPERTY CON HD A E, BETWEEN Rew nae. M AND N 1e bearing date FAD. dete and the A.D. recorded, ‘respectively, in Hbers of tie Jand records Chiumbia. and by of the holder of the notes |e: jon. 961, of the District cured thereby, we wi eel st puite a front of the premises. on THURSDAY AY PTEMBER, ALD. 160 at FIVE OCLOCE P.M 5 OF the weet part of lot numbered one (1), of Austin’s sub: division of Joés in square numbered ninety-nine (99), in th, of Washi the District of Columbia, said part of said lot having a front of twenty-five fect on New Hampshire avenne, and extending back with that wilt of ning improved by a neat hone. ‘One-third in cash; the balance in | Rote for such tine a® may suit the purchaser, with inter from day of wale, at seven per cent per annum, te cur Ty ded of trust on the nen 01d, OF purchasers opt ren A deposit of f $15 will red at time fee of sale are at vith in five dave, the teunters eoerve the right d | fo Tenell afte ‘after five days" notice at defauitine oo oat All convevaneine snd” recordi ISAAC L. gous aay 4 FE CHINA AND GLASS "i EAL HEATED WARE; COPPER COOK FIRE-PROOF SAFE, OFFICE FURNITURE, 10: GETHER WITH X GENERAT. ASS NT OF AL ait ae ARTICLES NOT NECESSAL ‘above effects will commence on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER FIETEENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, ‘shd continue from day to day until all sold. Terms cash. 6 THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. _ HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TH 3 SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY THE THREE-STORY BUILDI INSYLVANIA AVENUE NO) MAND TWO-STORY AND -MANSAUD, este NO. 108 FIRST STREET the id for the description | of part ‘st the. nortleaat | corner of said Joe and eae thenes south 23 feet the full width of maid nuts thence west to intersect wy division line between eald mab eo sand in said square, 51 feet 6 inches; the: ‘sai ne éxtended to the north tie of ssid sub lot 8, and thence east 51 feet 6 inches to beginning. ani proverty will be sold subj $5.00 won. Bestor, Liber 926, folio 309; second bearing date October 2d, 1879," to secure Howto. Bextor, baer Tver a4 folio 10; the date Decem to Secure $3, to Kate L. oy, Liber 927, fouls 360: Terms of sale: ‘agen halt cash; ‘balance fwelve months, with interest af six per deed ree deeds rade INS" to secure date of Tru re- ea the rig] gt the rink and cost of the de- ‘con: SMITH, ving Trastec. Auct. TWO-STORY AND ATTIC TEE: BETWEEN cd beat ee Boake 8 FIRST AND SECOND et al. nity docket 21, the ie auction, in front TWELFTH PLOCK P.M.» jumbered t tewinning twalve G3) ihe Borthwest corner o Ired (100) feet to a public aligy twelve (22) feet cigs (8) ( windred wa (12) feat (8) dnches t0 th ine a EREENT ‘DAY OF pani ‘ibis ise pao ii Hf e E F Srcokly, N. ‘sey City with boats of Brooklyn, Am disect transfer to Fulton street, ferriage across New York jor Philactelj am., 10: am bean 5 pom. On Sa malay, 2 10: iy i. eee Baitimo 40, oe 928, 1020 3 E 4e 10:15 p.m. For Pope's Oreck \ angers es For EF . Wor Richmond and the 0-0 See 2 Seema Soe orders rom hot F. saad RE, oo be gosanr POINT. HOT! bs MITATION: ‘STAINED GLASS. id tif ian Bagel aioe and beautifu! invention fills a vacancy Oe sear comme ainioes | ces a Feal lead sannriinbe Secor sin ri lowe. .. For New desicns LW. Enniving civen toevery het customer. Agency, ‘iad deme se2-I1m* fs Gc windows, jored richly stained descriptive price or send Just received. for ULVE BEWE ELL yrs t for £ Dt c MRS. M. J. HUNT Has just returned froms Ney Merk sn2is Enis pow prepared WATERED AND OMBRE RIBBONS, SHADED FEATHERS AND FANCY BREASTS, PLUSHES, BONSETS AND MILLINERY g. BATS TNABENTS. MOURNING GOODS)A SPECIALTY. 621 628, D. STREET WiLLIAN OFFERS. | HIS ENTIRE STOCK French Paitern Bonnets ard ani ‘AN, oT 907 PENRAYLVANTA AVENUE. LUMBER. ‘WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. DEY BOARDS, Nol, STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 feet..... - VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2... CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. 1... Naty PINE SHIN brated Crapo brand. 16 feet...... ..per 100 feet, $1.25 1.50 1.00 INGLES, nearly clear. Cele. steeeeeeseeeesPOr thousand 3.90 WE Fi ae ere OF Gaatee. COST OF = DINGS FREE OF Ci WILLET & LIBBEY, a YARDS. my3 SrxrH STREET AND New YoRK AVENUE SpRaGue Square. * | Nomrnen Linrery Mameer SOvARE. J. B. WHITE & . ROMAN CEMENT. Works: Swanscombe, ply over ten thousand stren; ment were aw: ening the foundation of the Waahington tous over all competitors, (D CEME! RYLAND OE! ben FL y street, ms ‘York. BROS., uufacturers of, '3 CEMENT. a. The contracts to enp- Portland Cement 1u- ‘ole agent United States, 23 L. BISCOR, for District of Columbia, where a supply BISCOE'S 10th-street be kept Kner ih 2 pA5%s. ons, WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS. JOHNSTONE'S KALSOMINE and MASURY'S LIQUID PAINTS, ready for use. (1 eras Fatimates ftrrnished TISTS’ SUPPLIES al ‘Send for cire to Builders. A full stock of AR- ways on hand. GEORGE RYNEAL, Jn., m30 __ 418 Tm StarET NortHwest. SUtE MANIBES a) teen een le and Retail, FACTOR: e05-m_—*7Cr near 6th STREET NORTHWEST. L. ee TE Sco PULP MORTAR For Brekinye "a Use, ‘Where Black Joints are Required. Best in the world. Only black that never fades. J. H. JOHNSON & CO., AGENTS, ap2T 12th street Wharf and 1202 F street north. _WOOD AND COAL. qu COAL! ‘Woop! WOOD!! LIN WOOD go SONS ATE Le ant eh kindling wood mill 43 Syoat; branch offices wharf. PIANOS 143 B street southeast and street and Virginia avenue south- 6th- im. AND ORGANS. GFELu mi) FETA | 2 SELLING OFF. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS To make room for s large stock of NEW PIANOS for the Fall Trade, I will eell an elegant lot of first-class, nearly new, SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT AUCTION PRICES. SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S PIANO WAREROOMS. 483 Irn Street Nontuwest. ‘The Trade specially invited to call. Sy23 ap Re y ‘LED. ‘WORLD pay UNEQUALED. fire MAN UPHIGHT PIANO, Hi. 1. SUMNER, Sore Accor 811 9rw Srreet Nortawsst. &, TD ee & BRO. removed to their new Musical Warerooms, 109 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, jpoements fn the Sale, feat ent of J sr ETANO and bg ORGANS dur garing poe Ao a ae Byte BOOKS, &c. arm 0 Tl Sailor’ E. E. in England Without an te ove 2.00 FRANCIS 8. MOHUN, AND SELLER ATION, jyl4 Suen READING. ‘The Beautiful Ws n Ocean Free Lan ime ‘k Russell, ce; W. Cl Me ; Round Robin ceat WINDSOR SOARES for 25 cont. S0cont SATIN ELES for 2 DRESS BHIRTS— for $1.60, of the very pas ‘money than ay i |HOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, 816 F sraxer sontHwes?, orr. Parewt Orrics. i FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO Pea a — fit READY-! mace aa CUNNINGHAM, 7 in his ag 5 ones remodeled. THE | WELL-KNOWN, RE- = ‘This is a good opportunity to get good goods at very. Figures. S. B. ELLERY, SUCCESSOR DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANOPOT ES FLUE TEE SETS aut © Bepeee Romeapeee, Wasanreron, D.C. Pgnhsweeee st Fine Bhs ae eee 8 THE TRADES. GieMcricAL Boon ax MES J. P. PALMER, No. 1107 F STREPTsNORTHWEST, E June 29th to selections fe Sepee hn te are eatcae ee tay fe ae 60008 ana a Bor ees OSTRICH at greatly reduced prices. _ Store closes at 6:30 p.m. daily July and August. _Jy7 We hay ened. qo spre Marko ah one of the best 50c. C/ Green. = esate ccuatusiee Coie niga Fine SILK PLUSH, alll shades. . Large stock of FLANNELS, sll shades, from 1.50. An Tine of pew FALL PRIN 6x. Pek ee ELOTHS, Te ee £ Large stock cf DOMESTICS. Examine our stock be- fore purchasing elsewhere. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., aT 817 MARKET SPACE. NOVELTIES. IN FRENCH PLAID SUITINGS, BROCADE SILKS AND SATINS, SCOTCH GINGHAMS, PLAIN AND TWILLED HABIT CLOTHS. TYLER & CHEWNING, st 918 Tra Street NoxtHwesr. ry a 4 > we FS % ze ee DRESSMAKING AND TROIENG STORE, Suite ce PENSY TYAN ae ra Costumes, is, &c., made in supe- rior style at ahort notice. “Ladies can have Dresses cut und basted, and a perfect fit eUarantoed, aps DS NTH ATREET. Loup BUILDING. HOSIERY Daviier aly SPECIE TES "FoR FRE COMING WEEK BEAUTIFUL Ho y ine, full farbioned, at Sp ersten ‘and N xing Bi an Paty MEAD Fn Finisd 2 BIN'S STRIPE HOSE st 43 cents, GLO" THREAD GLOVES, 29 cen! $-Blagtic LISLE TH THe, from 50 Ck PARASO) ADISCOU [BE SOLD AT ‘SILK MITTS, ALL SHADES. DOUGLASS’, 9TH STREET. __ FAMILY SUPPLIES OUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS Are invited to examine our new and complete stock of PORCELAINS, CROCKERY, AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. Best quality of Goods at the lowest prices. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 709 MARKET SPACE. _ rpeas THAT WILL DELIGHT YOUR SOUL! Our choicest MOYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA at $1.20 per pound and finest IMPORTED OOLONG and ENG- LISH BREAKFAST at$1per pound are just grand goods. Will excite the appetite, raise your drooping spirits and cause you pleasant and delightful dreams, Will go much further than the low priced. Don't fail to try them. = WITMER'S, 83 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AALACE MARKET, Corner lari street axp Naw YORK AVENUE, FRANK J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. All kinds of MEATS, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, BUT- TER, EGGS, etc, Everythimethe PRUIT Jans aT cost TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL STOCK. “MASON'S IMPROVED,” PORCELAIN LINED “TOPS, AND THE “GEM,” ALL SIZES, AT ACTUAL COST, FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. CALL AT ONCE. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, SERRE, MERWE AND x xoNTE WDE VERY NICEST BREAD ‘BUY «Gur Now Soutns" Te lease. For sale by all first-class : Dealers in Flour, Feed, Gort, Oain Hay, Seon ke, . Cabrt at MILES. ss West Washington D.C. Cearer. CLARET. FRONSAO. ST. ESTEPHE. MOULIS. MEDOC. ST. FRELODY. PONTET CANET. CLOS DES MEYNARDS. MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE. B. W, REED'S SONS, 1216 F st. northwest. 5e30 (JOHN B. KELLY, Je LAMB, VEAL MUTTON, ber Os -ECIALTY. arSifalle 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th Box ‘71, City Post city. A™* FOR CORNED BEEF 298 Northern Liberty Market; or Address delivered free of charge to all parts of the mar24 PALMER'S AMERICAN GINGER ALE. BETAIL PRICE $1 PER DOZEN. Twenty cents per dozen allowed for empty bottles if returned. For sale by Dealers, and by the Manufacturer, SAWL C. PALMER, 1212 To 122% 297TH Street, WEST WASHINGTON, §2-TeLernoxtc Connection. 5 R A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILERATION, VIRGINIA CLARET OB NORTON’S SEEDLING TE 2 Thet Splendid Minnesota Family Flour, justly named ‘are just the Wines. ‘lan pceton wa eet a rege Airect importation of “*COMMENDADOR” PORT Pexgiately pure, and for madcinal purposes A CET Fo syece OLD STAG PURE RYE bole cor eign a jualled coed fiavor and purity, and. and sickroom is unrivalled. HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 Marxer Space. ss 14 Gor MEDAL Awarded at the National Fair over all other com- The handsomost Minea Puan f Flour in the Unitea A very superior Mipaesota Patent. Mi a ‘ Ses 8T. eae, 7 rear foeetae su GROCER. ‘The Standard FOR SALE BY ihinay ernest Tnpiana AVENUE. WM. M. GALT & CO. EEE EE ae L@is G COMPANY’ CT OF MEAT. re groen roe MEAT FLAVORING aS CAUTIC ‘the Label. ‘with the faontmile of susuroin Bae tak aontoe LIEBIG orae EXTRACT OF MEAT. QPPosite RIGGS’ BANK. ATTRACTIVE OPENING! CHILDREN'S NEW FALL HOSIERY. LADIES' NEW FALL HOSIERY. | GENTS' NEW FALL HOSIERY. i | NEW HOUSEKEEPING Goons. UNUSUAL NOVELTIES IN LINENS. HANDSOME HAND EMBROIDERED ALL-LINEN TIDIES AND TOWELS. SPECIAL INVITATION TO OUR GRAND OPENING THIS WEEK. COCHRANE & CO., OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. nN DRESS GOODs. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. ELEGANT PLAIDS, ROMAN STRIPES. COLORED SURAH with side band. FULL LINE OF COLORED PLUSH. OMBRE PLUSH, all shades. BLACK SATIN MERVEILLEUX. BLACK VELVETS, COLORED VELVETS. CHUDDA CLOTHS, CASHMERES. ROBES WITH SASH, and all THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASO! JUST OPENED. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 6 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEW DRESS: MATERIALS. = bag siades at foe, Hand per yard. ilk Blush, ‘handsome shades 10 pieses Shudda dda Cloths, at G5e.2 worth Te. ‘be. 40 $1.25. Black Opera Fi Flannels, a fil colors, Goods, from Tote te peeya. Table Damasks, from 310. to $1.15 perv full line of Napkins and other Housckesuing fat ries, all of the most approved brands. BROWN & CLAGETT, #3 809 MARKET SPACE. GPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GoOoDs. Pure Wool Cashmere, all colors, (including black, )25¢. Shetland Shawis, all colors, $1, $1.25, $1.50. Madras Dress Ginghams, beautiful styles, very fine quality, 10, 12, 15c. Beautiful Fall Dress Goods, 123¢c. About one thousand remnants of Dress Goods, Silks, Cloth, Can- ton Flannel, Cotton and many other remnants too nu- ‘merous to mention, which we are selling off CHEAP_LESS THAN COST. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY REMNANTS CHEAP. Double White Blankets, $1.50. Very fine quality In- Quilts, $1.25. White Honey Comb Quilts, 50, 62, 75, Sha Fi eligae og wool, 25c. Pure white Table Damask, 50, 75c., $1. Pure Linen Dinner Nepking Toe. densa, Colored Gashmeres, ali pure wool, one yard and a quarter wide, 50c. Sun Umbrellas at cost. Colored and Black Silks only 50c. Black and White Striped Silks, 50c. CARTER'S, 329 711 MARKET SPACE. 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, A’ COST. GUINNIP, DAY & CO., 820, 822 axp 824 SevenTH Srazer NorrHwesr, HAVE MARKED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS TO COST, AND MANY ARTICEES MUCH BELOW COST, IN ORDER 10 MAKE ROOM FOR THER ENORMOUS FALL STOCK, WHICH WILL 800N BEGIN TO AERIVE, AND WHICH WILL REQUIRE EVERY INCH OF BOOM IN THEIR LARGE ESTABLISHMENT TO ACCOMMODATE IT, SEWING MACHINES, &e. 'Y BARGAINS IN iG | Fcnompaaar _ = Eevee 3-4 and 6-4 All- : Wool Dress Clothe, in the most desira- dia Linen only 20c. Extra large size pure White Bridal | instance. Not This September, Some Other September, Philadelphia Times, September 3. The ripened corn its silken plumes is waving, part beats his drum among the ‘The red verbona lifts its fair head, bra September's chilling breeze, The clear, warm noon succeods the frosty morn- » earanene’e waneath meturia 5. bies the night the north wind sounds a warn- Of autumn’s harsher sway. ving | bss —— fields the groaning wagons wend- Their homeward way, and laden decp with | The peach its fair face to the light is bending its hucsof sunshine born. a The Situation in Virginia. THE FUNDERS EXPECT TO WIN—BUT THRY HAVE A HARD FIGHT ON HAND—MAHONE’S MEN BUST— THE CAMPAIGN IN THE VALi. | Correspondence of Tar EVENING Sran. | Wincuestar, Va., Sept. 6, 81. The drift of popular sentiment in the present political canvass certainly seems to be in favor of the democrats, or funders, as they are more | frequentiy termed here. This is very conclusive after having questioned men as I have met them as to their own political preferences and that of their neighbors respectively. The better classes of the population are undoubtedly with the funders. The merchants whose credit stands highest, and the farmer, who is spoken of as an “honest man,” will almost invariably be found among the anti-readjusters, One of the | shin lights of readjusterism not a thousand | miles from this place is aman who bought all the goods he could get on time, sold them for less than cost and swindled his creditors by closing business. There are very few, even among the best classes of Virginians, who believe the state can pay her entire debt with the rate of interest originally agreed upon. Nearly every man you meet says in substance that the cred- itors must consent to a reduction of the debt— toarefunding at lower interest; if they want | eyprecad This, it is universally believed, can accomplished without any difficult The general opinion is that the creditors will-consent to a composition very readily, whenever they | can feel assured of the payment of the reduced | a young farmer who seemed to bea type of a pretty large class. In talking with him of the | political situation he attached but little im- | portance to the debt question. He said the debt would have to be reduced before it could be paid, and that this reduction would be brought about. no matter which party might win. He said he had been one of Mahone's original sup- | porters, and had followed him into the support | of the July Hancock ticket last year, “but,” he added, “I can’t stand Mahone’s affiliations. His votes in the Senate last winter separated him from me. I am a democrat, and in my neighborhood there are many others who have left Mahone for the same reason.” The reason | assigned by this man for abandoning Mahone | will apparently influence hundreds of votes in | the Shenandoah valley at the coming election. The funders have made the most of Mahone's votes and of the efforts of himself and lieuten- ants to coax the colored peopie to his support. It must not be concluded, however, that the readjusters are not going to get votes in this section. They are working uuntiringly an and mean to poll every vote The best informed and democrats realize and frankly admit that they | have no holiday job on hand in their effort to beat Mahone. Still, the prevailing opinion is that he will be beaten by 15,000 to 25.000 ma- jority in the state. The white republicans are naturally divided. Those who are engaged in business pursuits and in farming, and who have no special interest in politics—are not after | office—will, ax a rule, stay away from the poll Of those who take an active eat in the canvass a majority are with Mahone, while some are work- ee the success of the straight democratic ticket. F. The English Physician. From the London Spectator, Perhaps there ‘would not be much risk In say- ing that the medical profession, as a whole, is | more alive than the clerical to what is new inthe | Aman can hardly be a good physician without having a considerable native share of scientific | ability; and he should also have much of the artist's sensibility to. form, color and expressive motion. The physician, besides actual accom- plishments which he Is’ likely enough to have | quite outside his vacation, is often the most | agreeable and well-informed man of the world in his very large circle. And everything con- spires at present to compel or invite the widen- ing of his horizon. To be a really —e physici aman must bea psychologist. jis does n mean that, if he finds in a case of insomnia no obvious cause for the patient’s disorder, he showd ask the unfortunate man whether he has anything on his conscience, embezzlement, for It is well known that Lord Eldon, when plain John Scott, elo; with the lady whom he married, and they ma ae all their lives. While it was very earl Nerd with them, young Mrs. fell il in Strange dion, and the local practitioner oh sent for. laving. after the usual routine, failed to make out what was the matter with this beautiful lady, he said; ‘I'm afraid, ma'am, there is something on your mind? You are not happy with your husband?” This was bad prac tice. Mrs. Scott had much spirit and natural eloquence, and there was nothing the mat: with Mr. Scott, who was both tall and ‘athleticg but the muse will not sing the dismissal of that doctor. The anecdote only illustrates, in pass- ing, the sense in which the physician must not be a psychologist. | | the guest of get. coolent headed | conditions under which the work has to be done. | Det Five races were ron on the Coney Islane Jockey club course at Gravesend yesterday: weather hot and track fast. First Tace, one | mile, Sir Hugh won easily by two lengths; the, 1:44.* Second race, September stakes, sweepstakes fof three years old of €100 each, with $1,000 added, one mile and three-quarters. | Pools (Hindoo out): Crickmore $200, Aelia $50. | Crickmore won by a trifle over coe lengtha, Aelia second. Hiidoo was putied up at the dis tance stand; ‘time, 3.084 the best three-year- rformance on tecond. French pools Third race, selling race, purse one mile and an elzhth, Marchioness won by @ length, Una second, Krapp Gun thint; time, 5)4- Fourth race. handicap sweepstakes $30, with $10 forfeit with €800 added. First heat won by Bounce, Dan Kk. second, Gabriel third. Second heat won by Bounce, Sif Dance finished second, Gabrie! thind; time, 111g. The | time made in both heats is the second best om com. Fifth race, seiling steeplechase, Prank Short won, Kate Long second, Libby ‘third; time, 5:23%/. The races in the Toronto regatta did not. come off yesterday, on account of the Water. The regatta committee will decide this morning whether they will be rowed to-day or again postponed. Hanan (as stated in yesters | day's Stax) announced his intention not to row, ‘The Vienna regatta committee have published a statement that they will do everything im their power to discover how the ramor of the bribery of Mr. Shinkel. the stroke oar of the Cornell University crew, was spread, and call upon the American crew to give names: furnish proofs of the alleged bribery Base ball yesterday x. 14; Worcesters, 5. At New York Netn tans, 8; Atlantica, 5. At Boston— Providence, & Bostons, 3. - tee AsorueR Frioutrvi. Torre Yesterday morning at Sawyer City, about four miles from Bradford, Pa. the men in the em- ploy of the Roberts Torpedo company were about to torpedo the well of J. N. Schoonone, when a man named Chas. Rust, who had charge of the same, found = the cap would not ft on He knocked the pen an explosion oecui William Burton, Contes killing Charles Rust. Tharshir and Charles Crouse, Satterly is now dying, and fatal njured. The derrick boiler were blown to atoms. were frightfully cut. debt. Mahone docs not seem to have made any OT ER converts in this part of the valley. while he has | ee ee New England Agricultural Society yesterday, evidently lost some of those who ‘followed him and had a most emis “ a last year. I met on the train the other evening vi © most enthusiastic reorption. He re jewed a procession of sch “Marching Through Georgia. nator Hoar, — SULTAN's SYMPATHY For THE PRESIDENT. Lew Wallace, in presenting his credentials yesterday as United States minister at Constane | tinople, was accompanied by Consul General Heap, the members of the American legation and Congressman Cox. en. Wallace said: “The relations between Turkey and the United States have been amicable from their commencement, and I shall endeavor by all means in my power to make them, if possible, more intimat Sultan formally reciprocated this friendly | as- surance. He afterwards conversed with Gen. Wallace, and inquired with solicitude concern- ing President Gartield. He asked that bis as surances of sympathy be communicated to the President. children, whosang Gen. Shermanis MARRIED. oo On ROBERT alton Nand John lean, ALCORN, both uf Howard county, Md. FORTER-VANCE, | On Soyteniber 7th, 188i Hint M: B Church, of this cfty, by Rey. 3- Mr. WILLIAM N. FOSTER, “of ‘Baltimore county: Mai, to Mise AMANDA VANCE: of Prince Georgy | county, Tome iptionm at! a.m. a family respectfully requested to attend. HOOVER. At Huntington, Sunday, At its ace ‘28th, 1481, enddenly, of poate HOOVER! in the forty-fifth y pi Rhis. On Mon: steamb ot 1881, ROBERT a beloved bustand a Mary A Lewis, in tee heer mutt vera will take pace from the Asbury Mf. IE. Chur, “unerdl will take place from the Asbury Mf. Friday, Septem! ber th, at ‘clock p.m. ed MoCLELLAND. On Wednesday, September Tth, 1881, Maciel an ounicent son of mt -~ taama | 1319 al take Friday vis hur at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends’ of ths fanile ase is invited to ‘{Camberland, Md., papers please copy.) PERRY. On ptemt ‘Tth, 1881, at 6 LINGTON PEEK a axa? youre Cuouthe and and Soda, oon Funeral will Band Sars A 23 street northeast, —— Legge at 3 o'clock. ‘On Monday, Ist Tr 1i50 io ibm ae 35. estar y the fifty-sixth year of his aire. from the ‘orth: itty ei neral £1 232 224. S2as% mara 1881, at 11.0 i blowed eu of 9; Wael Lowien Bobet anne frou the rendencs of ‘his parents, #17 6th street. years 8 monthe and ® days. sate re while early flow: blowing, Wand the it biead of bioauums Setbes Jothes And the summer sunshine routd our-boue ix rosa Boft ae thy auuile-thou wouldat be with tus now. love hath left surviving love, ae! and awert Settee iven; sorrow's heart Loy ——e remove ad of earth and Heaven, ese al on ir wth whom path of ‘aluty, ear of ty tomb, imay offer to: me aa ‘Soom make on ‘His remains were taken to Maine for interment. UNDERTAKERS. Tue TRRRIBLE Fate oF JENNIE CRraMER.—Dr. Malley case yesterday morning that the appear- ance of Jennie "s body showed it had been in the water from three to six hours. It not written a letter to Blanche Dougiass, by the coroner's jury, written by Somes Maen e coroner's jury, by to Jeanie Cramer. ee Great Forest Fires IN MichiGaN.—In East Saginaw, Port Huron and other places in Mich- igan the and the fires which have raged for some days have neg destraction =~ of life and hamlets have been entit suffering among the traly appalling. iM. - SPINDLER WwW = 1020 RD EETAKER, 3620 bot! N.Y. ave. and 1. street northwest, olor (GRDERT AKER, an (Onvosite Butchers Market.) FURS TSHiNG CRDERTAR ER wae” BYettootns Rvervihtag ret class. aime bs