Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1881, Page 3

: STEAMERS, & UMM E z A 2 a fe as SU ER RESORTS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Ss _DRY GOODS. ik. THE EVENING STAR. No ‘ARSHALL’S ST. GEORGE HOTEL, Ww ¥ SELL W GOO! ae FRIDA = = 3 FOR POTOMAC IVER LANDINGS. FOUR, HANDSOME WALNUT. FRAME, PARLOR | Will remain open nntil Tora OCTOBER at ES tetera, n™ ae = ean > famous of undertake nites ye — DITES, UPHOLSTERED I SILK, 2 duced re 25 per day, $8 per week, ss Sporting Notes nth 4, On snd after AUGUST ler, 1881. the steamer T. V. CLOTH” AND REP; WALN CHA ER ir ta ped ARKOWSMITH will leave ber wharf, fot of Tthetest, | SUITES: “WALNUT HALL RACK MIRROR | Pep aa" sane, hea acorn ones aoe ‘We have just opemed ane af the best 0c. CASHMERE =! Pace Tee ae: ae eaee Oe Stem. cwery MUNDAY, THURSDAY at SATU: | BAGIESEATELE WASEU AL Woe CIDE BOARDS ee ko: MARSEE | Av MES OOGE 78, ip the" ail andes Bronze, Garnet, | The Grst two races at the Sheepshead Ray | gay tela YS ET DAY for all Fiver landings. Ou MONDAY an far a ON TABLES AND DINING ROOM SEASIDE PARK 18 CELEBRATED FOR THE /—\Prior to packing them Sway for the winter. i course were reported in yesterday's Stax. The | {°F Myself on Sth street—1 forget the builder's Nomar Ferry. Owe HUBS F, gmat, Carriomasy THAIS, BRUSSELS, "IN AND OTHER hay fever and malaria. ‘stil! open. Jo invite the attention of {hose wanting. Heating An clegant line of TRIMMINGS to match all the aboye | winners at the other races were as follows: Third | PA™€ Now, but 1 buried all his family, and %, Sundays for eet | Om ‘TO-MORROW, SEPTEMBER TENTH, at TEN + Sailing, Bathing ungurpeee lary the HADAGNT HOME We betes ee | Oe. PLOT race, 134 miles, Mr. P. Lorillard’s Parole, (beat | !TE* family it was, too—T had two rooms where uulinis 25 far down se Upper Mgchodck, stopp a DOW, PTE EER Te ES | 229-2w Seaside Park, Oceat®Co. FAN RANGES. LATROBES, SLATE MANTELS, cdaprat ie hremtegen ing Fole and Greenland, tive 2:24, next to the | {USed to do embalming and keep bodies until ens wharf. capa Point. Muceays Takin the Sefer Cen ne Oe | ie eae AC eo ee ; sar a gant fine of ney ri fram p8e, to | best on record: fourth race, 3 of a nile, gentle. |S one would came to. pay for them, but L me en a Matton Ocoee cer. WALTER B. WILLIAMS 00. st GATTHENSBURG, MD. one Do not bay until you see our stock. And 80. ; beautiful line of MO: Tee & | men Tiers, Mr. P.M. Lilly's” Pigrimaze: f(t | made up ms mind that Td never bury any of = a eS BR poate ‘uctianeers. : ss from Washington W. 8. JEN 40. Large stock of DOMESTICS, Examine ck be. | Face, Ly miles, Mr. W. P. Bureh’s Col. Sprague ‘se or anybody else until I was sure t GTEAMER MATTANO ve. ton | (PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctionser: Stee Hea: Metropolitan Branch. Ho st-' ast 117 avisam Sranes Noceclner, | fore purchasing cleewhers our stock be- | time $1134; sixth raos, 136, malles, Gabric, tine | oe ee ee cuay to tell. With nck coves Tth-street wharf No. 2at7 o'clock a.m. = = rounded ~ 4 = ia 3 sevent chase, * from apoplex: that Nemal. on Sundays for Mattawousn Creek and Mat-| BER SETS. WALNUT WARDROBES. - FINE teber itera Se oae oricrmasp. | FIETING OUT OR REBLENISHING CAN Now| _*7 817 MARKET space. | Should the weather prove favorable, Glen- | WRdertaker laughed a broad, hearty | it Bicrisniien pag femte’hacoyektasr | SEPLESSRAUINGE, OH PADUA Wate FED Sr TOE RS OO ; ae reruns Gs mana mech reer] 2 hal its somata ow pais echt Cree eing.and et Wie Bee . se PAT ED ND oie Casta auc PLETE OF ¥ N OVELTIES ae < heer i —— —_ pave pp aa hace) ee — plain # ae vs Agen ‘ SRLS . 4 7 jore to earry 115 q site « = = ———— eee ES, &¢., AT AUCTION. BN os See fe eee CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, ‘pounds, Hinds ad Crickmore 109. tieed eye. Why, sir, I can tell a dead bo poromac STEAMBOAT _ COMPANY'S ADVER- | _ The above Tees my auction Pope, TO: PuTation STAINED GLASS. yor ‘GLASSWARE, IN FRENCH PLAID S8UITINGS, — atepur yceayt rg sn quick us that” and he snapped his long canens ws Py It is. and beautiful invention fils a yacancy HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. ™ was rowed at Toronto yesterday, although the “V "Teat of his shrewd ray *—“bat we al- FOR NORFOLK. ORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS no ee Ee Le ENS «Hi jong fei in the common BROCADE SILKS AND SATINS, S be oor 4 MONKOE, PINES PuINT AND POINT NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. lam ae.. and brouges llthe Enka tects of tae dealer iran banaio, pete nae a ne Naxie Lee aot relatives ike, Unies t ‘oon ew Tad. ad hon eNOEaGa GE ce do ae cea SEORDA TOE ee | on Pe BAT MARES BUGGY AND NARNRARS fie win Roe pervs pige solar mts SEV eRDOR: SCOTCH GINGHAMS, second. A protest Was entered. claiming that |“ des our duty and moves them off, They 20 p.m. a D- i. IN. . 4 ¢ Webb ) the Celtics did not tu 4 , to have their little erlea, = , : to 3 . : urn the buoy. A decision | : = b ayy. Auction Rooms. Sold only because the owner im* J. G. CULY! BLu, Agt. for D.C. W. KENNEDY & ©O., iponed on account of the rough | v' me we maciecent my Antica E i ali = PLAIN AND TWILLED HABIT CLOTHS. wale |him in a double coffin, 1 remember—dida't ltr i, a ini sae ee)“ X. ° . , Pint cas te Piney it aid okt Look 2°. 1 99 | rputoatas DOWLING, Auctionecr. LuUusen. Getattiaat 3200, dines, ST: (A i ng bag he A ig Po ol aide "sain Secon d-eluw round ti two Fort Monrve and Nor-- ” | gtx ROLLS NEW TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET 60¢PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 601 B STREET tere S At Bufiulo. Chine. ah Aeauin, {it the ieast, and i folk. x APEST! ‘NORTH! cesters, 5. At Buffalo—Chicayos, 9; Bufiaios, | . soon showed him n AT AUCTION. * 10. At Detroit—Cievel: . Detroits, 3 there was no danger. Why. sir, the dead are spite sore senses, to fl TO MOREE, ht PRESERVING KETTLES CAPTLE EAQING MA- TYLER & CHEWING, New Kork=Metropoitans, i; Atlantica, | BO more 0 /u» than the. shcts of naper yom iis faites toi tanec Gomera tc. (CCE ere , 1881, E SHINES WTR OORINE TARDY ae sa Passi | write on. We never think any more what a nished at B. W. Reed's 126 F street northwest; | peyHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer OING ATTACHMENT, st 918 Tru Stauxt Nontawest. Boston's Lurid Sky. | Person dies of than you do of asking the people Gook's Tours, 1431 Fesnsylvania avenue, Rooes's Curat WLING, . PEACH AND POTATO P: = — — fetes mae ~ | You meet in the street what disease they have. Gity' Post Bice! se Stare Hotel; ekinborn. west | EIGHT CRATES OF PORCELAIN AND ©. C. WE ALONE SHOW PRICES, IMPROVED BEES VENTS AND FaucETs. | ()PPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. NOMENON SUPERSTIFIOUS PEOPLES T | Eve been all through cholera, emalipox and yeb- ®. 7th street E CHINA AT AUCTION. ASBESTOS HOUSE PAINTS, BOEENOE— SOL RRSET ESD TOL, | low fever, and never had so much as a sick GEORGE MATTINGLY, Tbe abore lance con os a sri be ool ALR N. B.—Store RAS, ne = Aa = Prec aad — Most contageous diseases are caught Ee: General Se aioe ee Nig gtunday, SEPTEMBER == ec eine eae eee ome very amusing: nts con- | through fear, but a great deal depends on the FM. P. WELCH Agent, “SOS dea5_ | TENTH, af my rooms. = a OeeRn eee. nected with the extraordinary illumination of | way a man lives. No undertaker can touch = = act a z — ATTRACTIVE OPENING! ORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMEBS. aeaaietniecae aa the skies on Tuesday. One of them was the ap- | liquor if he wants to keep free from disease. He Sit Jouve 2 MER Te Oe Becta ery ae A’ me 6s oe DRY BOARDS, Nol, 16 feet...... ..per 100 feet, $1.95 ‘TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE Spry engin =~ ee of | has to be strictly temperate. He has to be very Pa earg hee what, t sevens MON onder Orphans’ ve ae ed darkey, Who is an adherent of joc- | careful what he eats, too. It's my experience DAI ESDAY and FRIDAY, "at 5:30 Stioek p- tsk pu MONDAY, the FY W OF SEETEMEI At ean an she SE CREAM FREEZER. trine of Brother Jasper of Richmond fame. In | that if a man is carefiil what he eats and drinks ae nt Lookout and Fort: Sad stat he bat Tale ut STOCK BOARDS, : a ne onan CHILDREN'S NEW FALL HOSIERY. tond tones he made the {CXclamation that he | and keeps his stomach in order, he need mot be | ate lets Cows: 2 Milk Ws ; 1 Cart; See VIRGINIA FLOORING, No, 2. 3 1.60 KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER LADIES’ NEW FALL HOSIERY. ~ sky and would esp y tadharip Lege od buried une yng pe Hy lived te ninety Large lot Dairy Ueosiae SO : : ONLYSs. GENTS’ NEW FALL HOSIERY. through. The most widely circulated and pre- just by eating as little ax possible. Extra Lance Cutting Bak: CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No.1... = 1,00 valent opinion in the city among that class of “Up to twenty or thirty years ago there were Farming Utena fot ay. necieatad : ‘Tux Best x Use, at SS EES GOCE. ersons Who Scleh to indulge in superstitions | no carriages. The burial places were not far 00 | 8, BENSINGER, Auctioneer amine | WHITE PINE SHINGLES, nearly clear. Cele. J. W. SCHAFER’S, UNUSUAL NOVELTIES IN LINENS. ioe that Benes Rent in Lod Legeciend ~ — and people walked, the coffin being car- 8 | yaLTEn b. WiLELAsts 6 Go., Recline bested Orapo brand. ve 3.90 es #0 eee, Sas han dal sey sweeavaieny Sd or other to do with the removal of ried on the shoulders or on a bier. i have often 1AMS wuoilonears. thousand TREET, 2 ALL-LINEN | President Garfield from the White House to | carried little babies in coffins and = me n coffins under my arm m : TWO STORE FRAME DWELLING, NO. 712 WEN: = sii Acye Rew Soe AvaNUs TIDIES AND TOWELS. Tong Bape Oe ~ heed bend noticed tokneel self. The great cemeteries had not grown - s ? : =— = —<—<—<——— je street and lift up heremaciated hands | then. EI 5 vself are about the by Ge Ration qo taeiis NontHWesr. KE AUCTION. ©” = FAMILY SUPPLIES. aS while her lips articnlated almost Inooherent | ones remulning of the riacten or Cee alee, B i aa SOP MONDAY, GEPTEMBER, TWELFTH, a SPECIAL INVITATION TO OUR GRAND OPENING | prayers. The restless throng of people passed Cemetery. Jude Mall i f and B. C KNIGHT leave Pier 41, East | S15 Q'CLOCK B. 21., we shall sell, on dhe presi, JF[OUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS Rer'by, and oniy the ive of Sut Therica ba Dherereie semana Ey GR yi ed Po r fect Gi eatrh Wien: . and only the representative of this Jour- at first—I buried him afterwards—persuaded Fonda Soy. Be ph Kv. | front by depth thereof, improved by a two-story Frame | WE FURNISH ESTIMATES OF ENTIRE COST OF vited nal knew that she had been just informed thi eare Pacdruw spn Papa Gate shit! Geidiows! | PFN asae trom ateae BUILDINGS FREE OF CHARGE. ‘Are invited to examine gur new and complete stock of = President Garfield had arrived safely at his cot: | Ii now: awa Tineke ce ham arte FRED WOOD, Secretary, "| ait” “WALTER B: WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta. PORCELAINS, i tage at Long B nt Agaaah tis mtee bee te 26 613 isth : 4 s __WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts._ mg Branch. | do with its success. ‘The number I have buried 613 158 strat opponite U.S. Treasury. pesto oe wie = CROCKERY, COCHRANE & CO, Among the liquor dealers the appearance of | is something incredible. For many years it Fok NEW YoRK DiRECT. FE Ct cia albieat. TLL LIBBEY, AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, OPPOSITE RIGGS' BANK. 6 bom wh aekeiarte _— They are = |averaged 100 a month. Mr. Kellogg, my RI meee | superstitions, and in Instance several 0} artner, who has kept MERCHANTS AND MINERS’ TRANSPORTATION | ENTIRE REMAINING, STOCK OF FINE SHO) Sixt Scene an EW hem y sky with- | i } E O% axp New Youre AVENUE. DRESS GOODS. them could not stand the great yellow sky with- | have buried he Stas eA UE Be Lie, SOS Hiie etc ENG wake, Vise oe ast quality cf aosks ita lrvetacioen, N — out some qualms of conscience. One man on | my son, Whatever you say, be careful and dome will sail from the foot of Spear’s wharf, WEDNES- CHILDRENS’ ‘SHO , yarns. | 97*4* WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, W. M. SHUSTER & 80NS. Dover street was known to close his place and | wound anybody's feelings. I have always tried Prcucht received daily Teor of Spear’s wharf. Lowest | Stor SS Ses Ae es es. = rere af the North End, the eee ee cee pre 5 ABE i — e shipping of the North End, the sailors | Mayor Stokely’s father m1 iterw: Tats of Pamage: First class, $6, including meatsana | SESIABUE HOUSE OF MR. E. 1. EOE Ne | ¢), B- WHITE & BROB., 6 AREY SPACE. | sae PLAIDS, ROMAN STRIPES, now in port showed many symptoms of fear at | buried, lost a little Deraid cantante, staturcon: bert. : TOGETHER WITH ARON ON : unin EAS THAT WILL DELIGHT YOUR SOUL! the sight in the heavens of such a peculiar light. | Stokely’s distress, I recommended the ‘Steeraxe, $3; Ieale, if desired, 25 cents each extra. 2 eosin ot Pe . : oe eee pen Da Sag a ie ng Ses i CLOTH, CHAIRS, COUNTER, | PORTLAND CEMENT, - COLORED SURAH with side band. “Did you ever see anything like it anywhere?” | of a little one of ¥ mers er 49, East River, New York, for FA, SOV GAS FIXTURES, MAI NI ‘by the nS ee SHELVING, LS, GLASS, &c., CONT: ‘Works: Swanscombe, Lenny ‘tie contracts to sup: | Owe Cbolcent MOXUNE GUNPOWDER TEA at $1.20 | FULL LINE OF COLORED PLUSH. ing on Ne “air I've tre herd “Poapforaccn foapi oesonestiny'e| Byear’s Wharf, or fost ot Lene Baek ak ABOVE STORE. oxpay MORKING, sep. | BY,Over ten thousand of Portland Cement for | Per pound and finest IMPORTED OOLONG and ENG- ing. “No, Sir; I've traveled in every sea in the he-zrew up besi ee es is qian EWE A COM MERE RS ae TGR: | Heeethening the omdation of the Wachineton Mont: | TISH BREAKFAST at lper pound are Just grand | OMPRE PLUSH, allshadw. World, and never saw suchan awful sight asthat | wuished himself in Mexico, until = pip bg CE ira po be ic io : Will excite the appetite, BLACK SATIN MERVEILLEUX. aes lay.” ‘Do you call it awful?” the reporter | i him some years ago. You know a great = — oe feted deme PARTICULAR ATTENTION 18 CALLED TO THIS HOWARD FLEMING, solo agent United States, 23 | © sa Beg Sra ria ar] ed. “Well, it was beautiful, and I just} many commit suicide that nobody knows NN" Yors norreepax. SALE, BEING ALE FINOL-CLASG GOODR. oH | Liberty steely Sow vk me oon canso you plessant and delightful dreams. | BLACK VELVETS, COLORED VELVETS, thought God was abont to come through ‘the | anything about but the doctor and ee HC DWLING, Auctioneer. - L. : go much further than the low priced. Don't f = clouds,” th i came. e hv \ : Tracoate sane op iis excme, cowrenrs | SME Bbtseot,ciamuls, BISCO S rouse | tory tem. mi | SEUDDA CLOTHS, CASES. Steamers the sky appeared even more. Deautifal | Known Wut ne to tale day they nnd tie Fone TALOGUE SALE, OF E ENTIRE CONTENTS phere PP apt const oe WITMER’s, ROBES WITH SASH, and all a a ere —— ~ were passengers | around their necks. I always used to carry a AND K STREETS Ni z = > = = at a | : way "HAND K STREETS NORTHWEST, | pees, OILS, WINDOW AND PLATE GLass. | _* 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON taraed each gi A iebteatuan eooontoe nee Senay ee Saco oe Ones a PALACE MARKET, JUST OPENED, e it whieh ertned gs ape To descend | very rich and elegant she was and had an A 1 — e pr : People were obliged to light | coffin when she died—shi JONNSTONSKATSOWINE ana wasoRYstiqurD | Cones Lira srnner avo Naw YoRE AvVEKOR, ONE PRICE. their gas in private families, in stores and count- | who had just cut his taaont, oud nha. “Oot what PE aU ome pare oo FRANK J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ing rooms. It was a semi-moonlight evening | shall Ido?’ ‘Do,’ said 1, as | commenced to sew TISTS’ SUPPLIES always on hand. , the entire day. up the cut and put a clean shirt I day. ec vat a shi All ends of MEATS, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, BUT- | _ 05 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘The excitement of the day, and the question- | tell a living momal, for it’s iy. exper LLOYD — GEORGE RYNEAL, Jn., PEE BOGE) eter: Beer geane heen 280 _ | EW DRESS MATERIALS. ing, was concerning the phenomenon of the red | if you tell anybody a secret mm — re Bae, ae __m30 418 77m Sraeer Nontawesr. preurr JARS AT COST: N Z = regen: ope — have drawn | put it in the newspapers. Don't tell a living : a ae : fs way the excited attention of the populace from | mortal and it'll be all right.” And sure TRDAY from Bremen Pier, foot of $d street, Hoboken. GLATE MANTELS, the bull w ofp radrny-S Rates 0 Bente ie Tae ee, Dee oa : he bulletin boards of the newspapers. Several it was. His own brothers don't know to this war toad cone rig 0; ‘second AT FACTORY Ne 204 Retail, m0 BOOM EOE SATE: STOCK. aaa at All Wel Deces Cloths. in the most desira- | scientists and popular meteorologists werecalled | day but that he died a natural death.” Be teeth or 3 apply Axso, esac sete hid “MASON'S IMPROVED,” PORCELAIN LINED Fa pleces [Meg domi ade ‘Tbe, ey on ee hgra Smee eon | > - thor fteteht or purse apply to ORLITE ene Ge = aanTiR a Soe , D, s Pion loth, at 65c.. wi mation as to why the country should have such | ARRESTED 0! vs CHAROE.—Spect Go Nacnanis cia Nociteae Maee tee | MUSTROGT SAE URGE, MUBNTTUR TS: L. MES COS OLE EMORTAR “TOPS,” AND THE “GEM,” ALL SIZES, Sem anna ee to $1.25. aday. One gentleman, who Is temporarily stop- | correspondence Saionune Gamiee hoes Fe | TON an nc Le® SOF NECESSARY FO MEN: Where Black Joints are Revratred AT ACTUAL COST, FOR 88 plogm Dont Dre Goode trom 10t05e-yerya, | Ping at the Parker House, and who lives in Lon- | iktod, Md, Sep ys: Chas. Johnson, YUNARD LINE. The sale of the abo effects will ee ~ ru be ONE EK‘ONLY. — en Shr Opes So mas So Ee wn b, a | don, says that he often noticed such days in | colored, is confined in the jail at place on Cc Tansy ABE abr ces se commence, ou | Beatin the world. Only black that never fades, Pile sas fultline of Napkins and other Housekeeving fabrics, all | his city. Another gentleman said that he also | charge of rape upon a white wiv, Cork coche in, Q'CLOUE, ahd continue from day to day until al J. H. JOHNSON & CO., AGENTS, = = BROWN & CLAGETT, lived in London, ‘and that be never saw such a | on Sunday last. Johnson met the girl in search ncaa = ap27 12th street Wharf and 1202 F street northwest. ONCE, id ee mines * eae day Seog opsoeed ad a Ge foundation for | of her cows, and when she inquired of him where IOMAS DOWLING, 3 ee ae —_ = ee: ~_ | precedents in the matter of this sort of weather; | she might findthem, he directed her to a lonely SOANGON bhog ee = WOOD AND COAL. : . PECIAL BARGAINS but a representative of the Post ran against a | and secluded spot, where, out of sight all pn Auctioneers. a a ss ELPHONZQ YOUNGS, Scotchman at the Crawford House who had once | sons in the neighborhood. he violently assaulted ANCERY SALE OF TWO-STORY AND ATTIC | (YOAL! COAL!! upon & timeseen just such a day. He said that it | her. Having accomplished his purpose, he them ‘BRICK HOUSE, | Ce WOOD! WooD!! GROCER, IN DRY GOODS. was in Aberdeen in 1861, and that the heavens | fled, but was operel mded by € oe ble James re: | Bata E ts 6 _ 5 ; 4 4 by Constable af ES SE CORNER ERGMD | A relent ee remay ‘ <p. were of the same golden hue, and that the peo- | Benson, who brought him to Elkton on Tuesday. MATES OF FanaGE. LING WOOD go to SOHN MILLER, main ‘ofa snd | 495 504 Orm sIREET, METWEEN D AXD-E wORTRWEST. ple of his parish were as much. if not more ter- pees oo ud $100, _goegmlit to cou Mingling wrood rill 436 /sirect and Vinginis svenuesouth- F YOU WANT THE VERY NIGEST DREAD BUY | <P™ Woo! Cashmere, all colors, ‘including black, )250. rifled, than the residents of Boston. Business| Fe ms tire Dismar Swame.—An extensive to Paris, Miditional. Pitre the tors street and 2 oun Now Bout Lena ues READ BUY | Shetiand Shawls, all colors, $1, $1.25, $1.50. Madras | in the city was much affected by the strange | conflagration, caused by the protracted drougth, 3 donot carey ocraae. ey - — 7 — —_ ‘For sale by all ‘Brst-olass Grocers: and. ‘heloee by aoa See styles, very fine quality, 10, net nie ay, = ee ponent errand- | is raging in the Disinal swamp, destroying large ‘at tery dow raion. ‘Stoeruge Hckets from Ti. = 7 = * He TENS SONS, » 1Se, Beant Dress Goods, 12}¢e. About one | boys and children all stopped their usual occupa- | quantities of valuable thnber and deing ot sl lGdectstona and all other partsof” Europe at | ; ‘ PIAN OS AND ORGANS. Dealers in Flour, Feed, Corn, Ost, Hay, Straw, fe., | thousand remnants of Dress Goods, Silks, Cloth, Can. | tions to accost each other upon the curiosity. of | damage. ‘The smoke. from ins toe onan ham of an een for Bate, Gere, | Hehe PUPPRLABSG LOSE ih PRE YOTH | SELLING OFF. wt vist Warr | oa Panna, Gon endear ib cman oma: | te event: Betoun and § lok te ep | Norful city dp and wish Te ary went nitwerp and othe ; OF SE R, 1881, 3, = 7 je heavens 'o fade into a | prevailing in North Carolina below t ENG liLeraneen DOC ay at the Company'scfice, | hundzed and minet chase (aish” pucareymmubarea fe seuuxoorr. fFyPH | CLARET. CLARET. grayish tint, and before the latter hour had | has in some sections se searched the peck proved ef ey Le apuly at the Company's office, | feet eight (8) inches south from the northwest corer of FRONSAG. 8T. ESTEPHE, CHEAP—LESS THAN COST. - | been told the sky had assumed its natural ap- | that the farmers are cutting it off and stackii 605 Tih street, Washington, | SuCIO thence cast sone Hundred (100), fect to 8 public EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS MOULIS. mood ‘ . pearance. it up for fodder, and the rice crop is entirely | iuchés, thence west one hundied (100) feet, and thence : 7 ; NOW 18 THE of in that state. | Sere Sein a and freace onan orate coests caw een 8ST. FRELODY. sen ae . TIME TO BUY REMNANTS CHEAP. ii wen of Sidney Lanier, the Poct. Tee Se ie ui q reOn. e rade, elegant lot CLos ‘NARD! .$ RTANT J DONN' —Anagree- RAILROADS. rer nia Gin) 8 SP GCLbER pe ban ee nearly new, of Arst-claes | ONTSERRAT LIME JUICE. davies caipane mitotane aoe een Sed nents sel pteaigel ppd a haa been signed by EW. Cole, president AL = Se a ee ee B. W, REED'S SOM! baie Bridel | county, N.C.,. of consumption, in tie thirty- | ofthe East Tennessee, Virzinia and Georgia PAL TNOLE AND O10 RAILROAD. | (thn erteee ibe te Dies teak Sees ame | HAND PIANOS AT AUCTION SICH} tne ea ene Sie, $1. Hed Twill Flannel all wool s5e" Pre mute | NIMH Year Of his age. He was a native of |tem of railroads, and C. P. Huntington, which Se emer veer t: air ein GuEX cama valuable ‘property is on the corner of 2d, SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S = Onn a EY, all linen Table Damask, 50, 75c., $1. Pure Linen Dinner | “@con. Kes re Sather —e Mr. Robert Lanier, + oom for the — r caane cogde ys of roads, TWEEN x is x - = . a Otaes a Giciiuea thcans 1, | & Prominent lawyer, still residing in that city. | @ Counection wi “mncinnat! the west via ‘THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. | PBER Ist at S00 OCLOGE eek HIND WABEEOOME, SE AL MELON en Eee ne yard and quartar wie, cr ‘Sun Unrorelon x | Leger tamale) mn was admitied {0 meg eerie — oo deena seas ai jiare numbered seven hidred 493 Tru Srnzer Nonruwesr. A SPEC! , cost. Colored and Black Silks 50c. Black and | the bar at an early age. On account of weak-| Of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia an 7a) gris lot fronts fty-seven, (51) Poe Men et eel street ing. | White Striped Silks, 500. y ness of the chest, which becaine so serious as to | Tailroad, and over the Kentucky Central rail- so two hundrea and twenty-six (226) feet hune (9) inches, wo | Tae T¥de spectally invited to call. 4y23_| Box 71, City Post Ottice, cause a hemorrhage at every forensic effort, he | Tad. The work of connection is expected to be SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY 22p, | # thirty foot alley. aint sould be recat eS . WILD & BRO. _Marketing delivered free of charg to all parts of the CARTER'S, relinquished the practice of law and devoted | Completed by next July. = Eeave winentos building lots. AY is immediately adjacent to the east ‘e Have removed totheir new Musical Warerooms, | “it¥- a himself to Iiterature, contributing to the col- a 4¥.20_CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS | ffge.. This lot wil be soll either as a ohole or inte ts | 109 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, frrvai| AS* For = TL MARKET SPACE: | umns of many prominent southern Journals and | °, GEN. Sizxwax yesterday visited the grave of oFASE EXPRESS. cee and Wi niay be deemed moet advisable. PECIAL BARGAINS. magazines, among them the Southern Magazine, | Ged. Artemus Ward at Shrewsbury, Mass. Gen. 00 Baltimore, Eliicott City. ‘ay Stations. ‘erms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One-third | And are offering Special Inducements in the Sale and PALMER'S S - | published in Baltimore. His earli rl | Ward commanded the Continental army before KE cash; the balance in one and two years, secured by the | Rent of PIANOS and ORGANS during the es Dp savages ede falors fg Peatcy x Vashi penn $9 reurn: Winch Haterwowa all Wages | Wistert dette matteo ae ie | REA BARGAINS Gu gers” "bie AMERICAN GINGER ALE, and densptive poem entitled “Corn cromane | Gerimaiiee ay) : *™ | or the whole of the purchase money may be paid mass. | SAE DEY GOODS. - Bon, tonouing toe groste ana acek: ——— 2H Garh REESE wep nosrox | asara Hse cemaetra te aaa Hi BOOKS, Sc. ——— a gbment oS odin ear to Atal ip er | ae fo Poa ns Me. Pinte hoe ot 4 : to New York. in five days, the Trustee reserves the risht to resell after | 7 KS security for with Mr. Planchett, keeper SEAUS EDS AND CALNE ESFiss oon | She ayu'sanice at duis’ yaschoer St ai bien reeenty conte per dosen allowed for-empty bottiesif | Dosing the balance of August we will offer apectalin- Soup abn eau poe in the confederate hotel in Philadedphia, by C. Hunsien, & eon. Frederick.) — rerameiea ES WO: Baby Rue. No Name Series. ’ viet now jary! penitentiary, was 39:00, Sn ‘Stnday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and | _a31-dkds bammmatbile” phy Beg Hada 1 by Bist Wy Dealers. snd bashes Matutaeraten, Eee ce: sane aS Plain Talk About this Cramer Business. ppeehed eed come 30:00 (BALTIMORE EXPRESS (stope at Hyatinile, ane | Berm Festivals, by SAL C. PALMER, RTT SE = " 7 State ram} . Sentral hivioete Laie ‘From the Chicago Tribune. re bonds, mat = rs, Stance rel, Annapolis Junction, __ MEDICAL, &e. meine yeas in "6. 1212 ro 1294 297m Seamer, — | °f PE = Pjain talk about JennieCramer and her friends | bearing ont Keane dicgeng with = feos sohanot ro URS BG, CHICAGO, CINGINNATI AND LL WEAKNESSES AND PRIVATE DISEASES OF by E. E. is would be best. She never was a “belle.” The $15,850, and an actual market value of $19,000. RESS. A'ee'Gcsans of tomh aczen curd ew cae often ts | Bently fo Drea by Mr WEST WASHINGTON, TRUNNEL, CLARK & CO., ideais preposterous. Belles do not get full of | The question of ownership will be looked into. -10- Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way Sta | Der Ait, ™2, calomel used. | Charges reasonable. | ‘The Counts Secret, by Emile f-Tetxrnontc Connection. * as liquor and mount “fying horses” when they Sg eg eee oT sxe ae Pe LR ‘irginia avenue, pee 46 gland Without and Wit on A) idee Resa pC RING 803 MARKET SPACE, = motion, or repose their heads on the} Tue U.S. Fish Commission Steamer Loox- BALTIMORE pasimon = : WE. BROTHERS IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Z i oulders of drunken strangers in a public . | OUT, under charge a ALHMy ., PHILADELPHIA “> sae yf, BROTHERS 18 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED is Boomer a ap STATIONED: | F ie ae ee ee Cost. Asa rule, belles do not indulge in eae ere pt Beme arrived = Foe mins eee Balto el Wi . =e suppers at midnight with male companions, or | day for a pilot, and engaging Capt. Frederick : = ‘apentown ana Way, ts Reg) oe S' MMER READING. EXHILERATION, stay ag all ee, the consent of their — for the on. sailed again for Eastport 4:30_b3 ‘ATTS UREL = ‘The Beautiful Wretch: Wm. . VIRGINIA CLARET — parents, or go dances where beer is sold investigate the salmon fishery. EXPRESS, (Frederick, via Helay, stops st Annap- N Aun Ocean Free Lance; We Gia Riseedh, OR. . and stand up at the bar for a “‘treat.” Jen- 7 oe Se soa fat 2 be, Dae, eis he, | Bara Ste te et Sr, pitiertnn San Raa GUINNIF, DAY & 00, ge ge yy a Har | (ERS, 900 Among ith . are . Her nts were sillier y 40 Baltimore, Sanayolis aud Way Stations. R. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND | S$ynove Solbbaken, from chs Nome HUME, OLEATT Sarect space. and" more culpable than she. was. They Sone oe es TALTIMORE BXPEESS. ‘Valartinsbure and | &) mort relisble LADIES’ PHYSICIAN in the city. can Perri crowed Afeica: Major Finks = should have kept some sort of watch over her. | Governor Hoyt and nominated General 8. M. 6-052; eae w at Hyattiville and Laurel.) | Deconsnited tally st 455 Massachusettvavenne, trom | Pina, yanont ang semin: ft Grant White, turbat Splendid Minnesota Family Fleur, justly named | 90, 822 anp 824 Sxvantu Sraxt Noruwasr, | There must have been shocking negligence on | Bailey for state treasurer. fab Baltinooeses ey — quickly cured. Prompticestueut” Separations | Pook Love Siories: Nora Perry. “SOVEREIGN, ” their part before she could have dreamed of such | Over 4 dozen casesof death from the exocsive 130 BALTIMORE, HYATTSVILLE AND LAUREL | fF indies. Jy13-2m Franklin Square Liurary: vielen perfection white west and, w bread. gothing o8 saving from home all night, an of- | neat oceurred in New York yesterday. 19:15_FITTSBURG, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS Mavenereis ee a 801 Market dpace. | HAVE MARKED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK before her death.” Plain talk will be fhe best fer | _ Franklin eed, democratic eandidate for Con- 19:$0_PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON 332 ‘SU Pennayhvauia svente, A direct importation of OF | the Malleys, too. They are not * —,” gress in the second district of Maine, has for- 20 BES ig Camm New York. Pe 88S “COMMENDS DOR” PORT WINE, and never were. Gen ‘Jo not form con- | Wally withdrawn from the canvass. EXPRESS, | Stops ou sirnal or ot Ot amcor GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. pbeolutely pure, and, for medicinal purposea the very 5 spiracies to seduce innocent girls, or invite har- | Rheumatism of ten, fifteen emg ws — EEE ee A ee : UMMER themselves | years standing quickly cured by St. Jacubs , ister mee OOK IN AT MEGINNISS’ IF YOU WANT 807 Market Space. Seon ma tue a enetere iee "sao “he —_—_ = a Los culy. Other trains daily, except Silk Neckwear cheaper than you ever saw it or OLD STAG PURE RYE WHISKEY. about the Cramer case except mystery togive dt MARRIED. ae ee soviy at ie a et nt FANCY SOCKS, closing out at three pairs ey {ordmopthness, favor and purity, and for DOWN TO COST, AND MANY ARTICEES MUCH | the least importan The SETANC RYAN. Gn Tuesday, Augut 30th, 1861, at a cents. fe ¥ Ticket OMice, Washington Station and 619 and 1301 {So cent WINDSOR SCARES for 25 centa HUME, aS oe JAMES RYAN to Miss NELLIE BYAN, both of Wash~ Will be taken for bamcawe to be checked and iets be : Nm" | ESS SHIRTS Fine Drees oh , CLEARY ” (Baltimore and Cumberiand papers please copy.) * any point is the city. ms MOTT°3 FRENCH POWDERS CERTAIN CURE | for $1-00, of tun very best nmin aad very fine ene | Jeld 2801 Manxer SPace. SEEOW ORT she sone ar | for aenenece, Gravel and «fl Urinary Diseases, ‘Remember, we were the first to put the price of Shirts | 7 OLD ~ DIED. 1881 _THE GREAT 1881 |Sen2 al Weakneee, - down in Washington, aud we now sell better Shirts for | (-OLD MEDAL 2 as: DAYTON. Op Septeniber 4th, 1881 at St. ~ O51 mantras toore | 18 Serofuia, Sy ‘and Skin Diseares | the'mowey than any’ hiouse in America. Avrarded atthe National Fair Over all other com- IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEIR by Notre Pune, tnd ri pear we BILE DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL KAILS. 2 sale by WM. B. corner 12th 5 ). MEGINNISS, : y of W. Dayton, Eag., city, Seize Serna: walgonivionty crus. | Hichind Roomeyfvania avenue, "Peso rerbor, ent | o sues sist ‘Tho handsomest Minvessts Gant Flour in the United sabre Soo Tore Silom Hieoee cone. : ECT M. . 1881. by mail under seal on receipt of price. : street northwest. ‘States. ‘ALL STOCK, VE WwW x _ LEAVE WASHIN EN TRIPE'S BLOOD PURIFIER is a certain (OMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, si MINNEOSA, ae 1G F sraxer Nouruwesr, opr. Parser OFFICE. oe eee Repeeeen Entenk WHICH WILL S00N BEGIN TO ARRIVE, De. JOHN TRIPP, | ,ZINEDRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, » specialty, At A Maguitioant Wines WEN botany Sesooee, 5UTHO READY-MADE SHIRTS at f¢ i wu 5 { G°LD MEDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOR! Best Wansatte unduly sho Anas 0 cts The Standard Pain NR on AND WHICH WILL REQUIRE EVERY INCH OF atkine and ‘st8ddam | Anew — Best F. of the L., unfinished, ‘finished, 80 cts. FOR BY EVERY FIRST-O! ‘ _ and great Medical Work, ’ = LASS GROCER. ey Seen ‘i. , eacent Sat cheapest, warranted the best and | Boys’ Wainsut unt 60 cts. ; finished, 75 cts. bo WHOLES, Palace to Canandaigus Wat- indispensable to every man, entitled “THE | Latest Novelties in Suinmer NECK W1 Conwzn orn ae. ROOM IN THEIR LARGE ESTABLISHMENT s SP a ene Y yaw SCIENCE, .| FANCY HALF HOSE, U. Haven and Elmira, at 10:30 a. | | KNOW | ATION“ ah eet ee SL CENTS’ FUME Money retun to suit. ean? ded WHERE THOMPSON, ‘Manager. _ Cars, i. ene, ngs Bey UNSINGHAM, THE Upto rete 8 RE- in his line. New # EARS °made to onier, and old ‘ones remodeled. ‘the number—740 bth street Bor 8:00.a.m., 10:30 a. m.,2:00, 5:40, 10:00 | £4 street, from ‘wits 1 ‘and 10:) On Sunday, 2: . x B. ELLERY, Sipe? tas teen beet ee 8. ‘ x THYSELF. East, 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m. a On 2:00, io: TO ACCOMMODATE IT. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. For ee] 40, $:00, 9:20, 10:90 5 m5 and 2:00, : ; SEWING MACHINES, &e. day, #00, 10:30. 2:50 sitar obo 0s fer eee ee eee: cess JFUXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN SEWING and 10:! . fo will Gent's Fine LOW SHOES and ‘MACHINES: ‘One & Por Fores Creek Tine, 6:40 mand 4:40 p.m. daily, | moderate aces ct Light CONGRESS GaT Tins at actual Cost. room, Stent dent ee ie Gab a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except Ladies’ LOW SHO} ee Don MIaEENS od Light BUTTON: ‘These Goods must be closed out to make room for Fall. Stock. ‘This is » good opportunity to get good goods at very Low Figures.