Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1881, Page 3

RE COMMITTED ELEVEN TEARS AGO—HUS MATL The 16th wife of Marvin, the torger and big- STEAMERS, &c. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. DRY GOODS. THE EVENING STAR. | a ————_— ———— —— = =— SS —— = ——— = eS = ‘BER 14. 1ca). | EWS OF HER RECEIVED FROM THIS CITY—a CRIB Nome . ____THIS AFTERNOON. CUANGEBD, SALE OF VALUABLE INTERESTS WE WILL SELL Woonwarp & LOTHROP, WEDNENDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1881. FOR POTOMAC KIVER LANDINGS. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. OF WASHINGTON, D.C. REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, Letter from Winchester, "| To BE DELIVERED To HIM. Qn and after AUGUST Lar, 1481, the steamer T. V. | CHANCERY E OF TWO-STORY AND ATTIC | oi Cet yeanse And Other: . . “ ARROWS) i foot of 7th «treet oI if THIRTEENTH, BETWEEN rendered NET COST FOR DAYS; om. +.-PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE... NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FREE BAPTIST Siem. every MONDAY. THERE eee | BRIGHOUSE, OX 71 NORTHWEST; LANGE | Rone-a}om the docket of raid court, wierein® © Fee Scenes ae peo ee, CHURCHES —FIEST ANNUAL SESSI0N—AN IN- | iat, now confined In the Richmond. jail, has DAY or al Fiver, Tani Ou MONDAY as far aa ees ae Coeene otn oe 2 rye Weiser and others are defendants, the a And we invite the attention of. Shove wanting Heating a TERESTING AFFAIR. ‘been heard from through a lady residing in this My ms an and STRE: ETWEEN FIRST AND ND ted in and. Bigves this fall to our lar het of them, - HO (@ DEPAR’ i be eae ‘Sindaye, for rivet Janly the RAD! were A ebimeeroe a JUSEKEEPIN ‘TMENT. Correspondence of Tax Evaxree hedock, stopping at eediays, making the Ormek. OOD, Manager. GTEAM ER MATTANO nies return: at Mat- tawomen Crees Mond sl Fridays tp. $3266 snaaye and FG. T. JONES, Agent. poromac STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S ADVER- TISEMENTS: FORTRESS: | NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, FOR ONO POINT AND POINT ‘ JONKOE, PINEY AN LOOK © GEORGE 1 rr. Steame: ARY on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at 5-90 p. m- and SATURDAYS 6p. 1m CCTION OF RATES BEGINNING SATURDAY, bccarigie ‘30TH, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. First-class to Port Mi and Norfolk. First. . round tri * GEORGE MATTINGLY, General Superintendent, WM. P. WELCH Agent, 525 ORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. ach foot ot Hiathe ei every MON- DAY snd FRIDAY, st 5:90 o'clock p. | Piney Point, Point Lookout and Fort- Fess Monroe. Exeursion Tickets will be iewued as fol- to Fortress Monroe and ae Second-clase round tej 1:00 ntning, lesve Norfolk, FCESDAYS, THURS- AYS, at ic ‘clock a ear Tickets. and poms can be secured at gener Officr, “613. Ith strert iu the National Metropolitan ‘at four o'eioek p. , at Tam. For Fo NEW YORK DIRECT. MERCHANTS AND MINERS’ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY'S OUTSIDE ‘The Steamship WM. LAWRENCE, Capt. J..S. March, Fe from the foot of Scear's wharf, WEDNES. AY. September 14. at 4 p.m. Freight reeeived daily foot of Spear's wharf. Lowest fates cuaranteed. Hates oF Paswaxe: First class, $6, including meals and eroom berth. verne, £3; meals, if desired, 25 cents each extra. Steamers leave Pier 49, East River, New York, for Bultmuore, every SATURDA : A. L_HUGGINS, Aczsr, Spear’s Wharf, or foot of Long Dock, BaLTimoRE. 3928 ETZER i my» OF F it Ballding, noe and 15th street northwest. alt then 00) fe north with 13th street twelve (12) feet eigh the Locinuing, with the dwelling house f Second. On’TUESDAY, the THIRTE) SEPTEMBER, 1881, at $:30 O'CLOCK Pail, Jot num bered thirteen (13), "in the recorded subdivision of lot one; tm square, hunibered five hundred and seventy-two (572), together wi large bricl fonse This valuable is on the corner of 24 and D streets northwest. ‘Third. On WEDNESDAY, the TEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1881, af 5:30 O'CLOCK p.m., lot tare pumabered sever. numbered seven (7), in jot front seven (57) mith of FOUR: fs and twenty-five (735). feet six (6) inches on B street he of 1d coula be subdivided into butlding dots, ZC is immediately aduacent to the cast ‘or in lots, a8 or the whole of the purchase money may be paid in. A depoait of $100 on cach lot sold will be required at the time of sale. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days, the Trustee reserves the to resell after five days’ ‘notice at defaulting 8 cost. All conveyancing at cost. WM. REDIN WOODWARD, Trustee, a31-d&ds 452 D street northwest. COLUMBIA COLLEGE. iE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER FOUR: vans’ recorded subdi Sry aes Unt meer 1@ property known as ‘a8 BUFYe} a8, He Biles i ber, 1867. — | Chi E | “Terms: One- cash, ‘balance in six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest and secured by deed of ‘trust on the propert ail conveyancing, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE SALE OF THE OF THE HAMILTON He FOURTEENTH AND K § MBRACING ABOUT 100 ROOMS HE! THE VERY BEST MA‘ NE SUPERB KNABE PARLOR Gi E. PLATE MIRRORS, WOOD AND WAL PARLO! ELY UPHOLSTEKED; SEVENTY. ERIOR WALNUT CHAMBER SUT AND OTHER BRI GLISH USSELS CA iS, HALL AND STAT ETS. TRLED HAIR MATTR: 3 PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS FOR’ SHEETS AND. EADS: TAB NSION AND OTH T BUFFETS; DI CHAIRS; CHINA AND GLASSWARE: SLL VER PLATED WARE; COPPER COOKING SILS, &c. WALNUT EXTE! TABLES: N ALSO, FIRE-PROOF SA OFFICE FURNITURE, TO- GETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT. OF OTHER ARTICLES NOT NECESSARY TO MEN- The fale of the above effects will commence on URSDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH, at TEN QCLOCK, abd coutiuue from day to day until all is sold. ‘Terms cash. 86 THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. rpuowas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PIECE OF IMPROVED "PROPERTY, ON NEW HAMP- SHI AVENUE, BETWEEN M AND N STREE 0. 1219. By virtue of two deeds of trust, one bearing date on the 4th day ‘of February A'D. 18te, aad the other on the 16th gay of Febr ry, 1881, duly vely, iu Mbers Nos. 576 and 961, land records of the District of NORTH GERMAN LLOYD z Betw We Oct. AY FROM NEW YOuRR. RATES OF PASSAGE. and $100, according to accommodations. tckets to Paris, $15 additional. Hetara tekets on favorable terms. Bteeraxe at very low ratex.. Suerage tickets from Liv- grpoo/ sit Quvatietowar and all other parts of Iowest rates Throuzh bills of iaden civen for Belfs Havre, Antwerp and other (ports on” the Continent sad aseairo apply at the Company"soffice, | Dy UF steerage and & CO., 605 Tr street, W VERNON H. BRO" &C RAILROADS. _ ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ®, AND THE ONLY LINE COUPLER! STEEL SCHEDULE TO TAKE ERFECT SUNDAY, MAY 22p, a. M. LEAY HINGTON. £2:20— CHICAGO, CINCLN. i, AND ST. LOUIS FAST EXPRESS. Baltiuors, Ellicott City, and Way Stations f6-40- BALTIMORE EXPRESS €:60_Beltimore, Aunajolis, and Way (Piedmont, Strasburg, Winchester, Haerstown, aud Way, via Relay. 8:10 Polit of Rocks and Way Stations, @:15_PHILADELPHIA, ¥ (OK AND BOSTON XPRESS. Parlor Cars to New York. S40-STAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS (con- pects for, Hagemtown and at Point of Rocks for 39:00 On Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and a W:00-BALTIMORE EXPRESS (stops at Hyattsville, Coilere, Beltsville, Laurel, Auuapolis Junction, Fewmape” and Hanover.) to:s0"PLLTSBUKG, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND t. LOUIS EXPRESS. eu.” 1:16 Baltimore, Eieott City, Annapolis and Way Sta —On Sunday only, for Baltimore and Way. RE ‘EXPRESS: sae " MOKE, “PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK EXPRESS. 3:30—Baitimore aud Way Stations, (Winchester, Fred- erick, Hi: pS eee: re) 4:30EALTIMORE, HYATTSVILLE AND LAUREL iis Junetings Fre Vis Melay, stove at Annap- om At foint of eke, Broderick, Hagarstown, Win- a sy stations onl) sae and Rocks and Way = Ball 45_ 8. Ww imore, Annapolis and Way Stations, ALTIMOKE EXPRESS, (Martinsburg and ay, vin Welay- Stope at Hyatevilio and Learel ¢ 6:05—-Print and Way Stations. ‘Baltimore sud Way Stati 130_BALTIMORE, HYATTSVILLE AND LAUREL 99:15_ PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI and 8T. Louis 19:60_PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON ‘Sie Cars to New York. $00 BALTIMORE, HYATISUELE sa EXPRESS. | the west part of lot ntaubered one (1), | division of Jots in square numbered ni note for such time as may suit the purchaser, with int VIA WASHINGTON. | Postal. t of the hoivler of the notes se- will sell ut. pubiie auction, in front of 8, on THURSDAY, the F TH DAY EMBER, A.D. 188h, ‘at FIVE 0” °K P.M, 'CLOC of Austin’s ty-nine. the of Washington, in the D: ict of Colun Hi of said ving a front of twenty-five feet on hire avenue, and extending back with that ance of ninety feet, improved by a neat ory frame house. Terms of sale: One-third in cach; fhe balance in a ne in est from day of sale, at seven yer cent per annum, #- cured by a deed of ‘trust on the premises sold, of ail ¢ach, at the purchavers option, A deposit of $75 will be required af tine of sale. If the terms of sale are not complied with in fi the trustees reeexye the right to resell after five da; at defaulting purchasers cost. All conveyancing aud reco purchasers cost. ISAAC L. JOH. WILMER W. W 12,1448 day: Pn 5 dine at 88,10, TT WOSTORY BRICK HOUSE, FRAME HOUSE, No. 1241 MADISON BETWEEN SEVENTH AND SIXTH AND M A! N STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH, 1881, at FIVE "AND A-HALFo cs O'CLOCK, we'will sell’ it of the premises th north half of Lot 36, in square 448, improved by Brick House. Lot is 12 feet by 105 feet." Also, northern part of Lot 48, in square 448, improved by a Frame Hotise. Lot ix 12 feet by 105 feet. property is sold to close ‘an estate. MITATION STAINED GLASS. This 1d and beautifnl invention fills a vacancy long feit see orpamentation of common windows, « customer. Awency. 939 L street fer by permisaion to Church o tion. se2-Im* J. G. CULVERWELL, Act. for D.C. LUMeBen. WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. DEY BOARDS, Nol, 16 feet...... ..per 100 feet, $1.25 STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 feet. a 1.50 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2....... a 1.60 | CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. 1... * 1.00 clear. Cele- WHITE PINE SHING! Crapo = cd kins ‘thousand 3.90 WE FURNISH ESTIMATES OF ENTIRE COST OF BUILDINGS FREE OF CHARGE. WILLET & LIBBEY, Srxrg Sramer axp New Yore Avexus. SrRacue Square. % mys | Nomrmens Limenty MAnxer SQUARE. s y ‘aa f Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg and Chicaso; 10:30 a.m. daily, with Sleepimg Cars from ‘to Cin- anatt, St. Louis and Chicago; 9:3) p.m. daily, with Palace Cars to Pittsbu. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC ‘Canane Es z Bor Wubsmeport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:30 a = t Sunday. = For Pese's Line, 6:40 a.mand 4:40 p.m. daily, For A: ‘6:4 am. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except ALEXSSDI ICKSBURG RAILW, AND bt pi 7m od 9:20, and 11:30 a.m., J B. WHITE & BROS., . ‘Msufacturers of ROMAN CEMENT, 2 pecan a ened Portiand Coneat : strengthening the foundation of the Washington Monn. t to ment were awarded oe oe bea! competitors, our Co- TBOWARD FLISTING, sole ‘agent United States, 23 H. L. BISCOE, Siar Ret Gaara eh sana AT FACTORY S24 Retall, ©, near 6th STREET NORTHWEST. L MARTIN & COS PULP MORTAR le. For Use, pee a SST esa J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Acents, sp2T__ 12th street Wharf and 1202 F street northwest. SUMMER RESORTS. "ARSHALL'S ST. 1E HOTEL, Beene eyes ae ar GENES & 00. JHOUSEKEEPERS AND" OTHERS ‘Are invited to examine our new end complete stock of PORCELAINS, AND HOUSEFURNISHING GooDs. reservation ten (10,) with the orgs 2 Uurce-story Brick Bonaiie the y 3 ; nated os. 361 and ‘on sylvania avenue | Best quality of Goods at the lowest prices. northwest, in said city, and’ situated at the northeast 4 corner of ie intersection of said avenue with 4% street, WILMAKTH & EDMONSTON, ‘sed Thainly- as Stores At 55s O'CLOCK P-M., her dower interest in lot desiz- “908 pated mo Lat in fcunie nemborea d four hundred sud | _ 68 202’MARKET SPACE. rp t= alee 0 | Kaden ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree, are: One- | FITTING OUT OR REPLENISHING CAN NOW third of the purchase money in eas; and te balance in FIND AT OUR STORE 4 COM- : sales with interes: Tortie Gaatactat The aa ee eee lien is to be retained ‘property sold, and no deed “ ‘ PLbRere em usma ieee | Gulley, mais wan joney. 3 The said Sophia , whore dower interest is here | And wi offered for sul, in statsd to bo Of tho age of about HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS forty years. Of the best class. MARTIN F. MORRIS. ) 5, 1306 F street northwest, M. W. BEVERIDGE, SIDNEY T. THOMAS, Peace = Hue ee (ate Webb & Beveridae,) THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers’ s13-d&ds | 026 XO. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. i BROS., Auctioneers. JW RENNEDY & C0, BU: E BY CATALOGUE OF THE EN. | © * TIRE HOUSEHOLD SAD OEE SEPboty OF vee eee! THE IMPERIAL HOTEL. 06 PENNSYLVANIA, AVENUE AND O07 B STREET ALSO, BILLIARD TABLES. BALLS, CUES, RACKS, MAG- NIEICENT BAR, COUN’ . MIRRORS AND FIXTURES, IGE FIRE PROOF SAFE. us HORSES, OMNIBUS, WAGON, HARNESS, &c. By virtue of two ce deeds of trust, respectively ded in Liber No, folio 163, and in Liber No. 956, folio 364, f the land Ws ‘eon of ict of . ra the District of Columbia, we will sell, at Pubic auction, on MONDAY, OCTOBER THIRD, $81, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK a.m., and contin- uing eech day thereafter at sarne hour until’ all are eold, on the premises, 1329 E northwest; ne as the Imperial Hotel, ail the goods and chattels’ the: contained and mentioned in schedule ‘*A," attached to each trust, being the contents of about 95 rooms, cou- sisting in ya of— Wainut mber and Parlor Suites. Freneh-Plate Etewere, M.T. Table. French-Plate Mirrors, Wardrobes. Piano, Stool, Cover. 2 See es Sine Mattraases. peowood Furuituke, Bureans, Bae een ee ee fan heets, Spreads, fe. Moxuetid, Velvet, Brussels and other Carpeta. 4 large MT. Sidebourds, D.R. Clatt snail sin’, Extension Tables. M.T. Saloon Tables, Chairs, Shades. Bronze Figures and Oraments, Hat Rack. Walnut De Walnut Table, Clock. Walnut r Counters. Cigar Co Eating Counter. Copper Urns and Fixtures. Fire patneiaherss Boilers, Refrigerators, &c. Crockery, Glass and other Ware. Entire contents of Dining-room and Cafe. "TOON. 6 Splendid Rosewood andl Maple Biliard Tables. Cues, Balls, Fixtures, Settees. All the Gas Fixtures thro uzhout the house. 80, Horses, Omnibus, Wagon, Harness, &c., together with numerous other icles usually found in agfirat-class: hotel, all of which will be so‘d by catalogue, afd are only partly named and described above. ‘This tale is worthy. we altention of hotel keerers, dealersand private buyers. ‘erms JOSEPH T. STEVENS, } VALTER D. DAVIDGE, § Trustees. s14-ect26katd IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED RTY, DUNBARTON STREET, BE- ‘ ROE, ND MERY faded of trueh sated (he 7th day of, of a deed of trust, 03 ie Tth day of 75, snd du * Lee in. Liber 788, Polio in. Liber 788, rhé land records for District of Columbia, undersiened T Wil sell, on MONDAY: the a ER, 181, at FIVE O'CLC described 8 R , the following viz: Parts of Lots numbered forty- in ‘Holimead’s addition to Georgetown, d, bounded as follows: inning at a line of Dunbarton treet fifty-twe et oe street and run thence east with north line of Dunbarton street eizhtcen fect; thence north jel to Munroe street eighty feet; thence weet par- allel to Dunbarton street cihteen feet; thence south ins prune tine to the beginning, together with the provement erms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in two equal payments at six and twelve months, notes beari interest and secured by a deed of truston the property sold. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost, $100 deposit required at time of sale. If the terma of sale are not complied with in five days, the Trustees reserve the richt to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de- CK, in front of the prem Have for Sale at Bottom Prices, PRESERVING KETILES, (APPLE PARING MA- CHIN! WITH CORING AND USEICING ATTACHMENT, PEACH AND POTATO PARERS, IMPROVED BEER VENTS AND FAUCETS. ASBESTOS HOUSE PAINTS. N, B.—Storeclosed at 6 p.m. T= CELEBRATED TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZER. = THE CELEBRATED KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER, ONLY. ‘Tre Besr i Use, at J. W. SCHAFER’S, 1020 7TH STREET, Anove New York AVENUE. ___FAMILY SUPPLIES. po PICKLING, & 2,000 Gallons Pure CIDER VINEGAR, three years old. Warranted pure APPLE VINEGAR. White WINE VINEGAR. Green GINGER White JAMAICA GINGER. flom |AMON, Sc. als 410 Country. | Try it. J. B. BRYAN & BRO., 603 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 810-7t opp. Metropolitan Hotel. peas 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 totry them. WIIMER’S, 3 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PALACE MARK CorseER 14TH STREET AND New YORK AVENUE, FRANK J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. All kaa of MEATS, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, BUT- TER, "EGG! etc, Everything the best. 230 FE YOU WANT THE VERY NICEST BREAD BUY “Our New South.” Tt is sure to please. For sale by all first-class Grocers, and wholesale be if W. 1 GENNEY & SONS. north line of M street mn feet; cash: balance in two equal months, with interest fi ments, at six and twelve payments, at six an e pay r Di BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTT‘ ‘A'SPEC from day 0 ; the deferred Payments to be secured by the notes of the purchaser, and deed of trustupot the property. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. $100 to be paid down when the'property is struck off. WILLIAM D. CASSIN, Trustee, #13-d No. 51 Congress street, Georgetown, D. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. [OMPSON'S SHIRT FACTO 816 F ernerr Nonrawest, op. Parexr OFricr. FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, a specialty, fit aranteed, ¢ following ices: Boys! W itt,” arises: 6 cok eed "Sets, * Wameut unfinisl in Tatext Noveltice in Suminer NECK WEAR FANCY HALT HOSE, UNDERWEAR and full line $f GENTS FURNISHINGS ‘st remarkable LOW Money refunded where fail to suit. _ dell JAMES THOMPSON, Manager, _ AM, THE EBS? RE- HATTER, is to do all kinds of work Abr Lat BUR gn alee ot vers . Hemember the number—740 8th treet }OCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTUR! OF FINE DRESS GENTS! FURNISHINGS SHIRTS 1112 F Sraeer Norrawesr, Wasuinaton, D.C. Six of the Finest Dress Shirta to order. tra Fine Shirts to order. $12.00 i Six Extra Fine 9. 1.50 MEDICAL, &c. LL WEAKNESSES AND PRIVATE DISEASES OF te sof both sexes cured; new caves often te OF fo. calomel used. Gharyes reasonable 4 DE. Office 456 Virginis ‘venue, near 434 at seed — AS FOR returned. i a Dealers in Flour, Feed, Corn, Oate, Hay, Straw, &c., ae CAPITAT, MILLS, 813-dts 16 West Washington, D. ©. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ((EARET. CLARET. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED 1 HE. BO WARD RO TOE OnE FRONSAC. ST. ESTEPI « Supraine Court of the, MOULIS. MEDOC. passed on the ay 0 : March, A.D. 1867, and an Order passed. om Wepre ST. FRELODY. PONTET CANET. teats 12th, TABI: iy Kaulty Cause No. 701, Jane CLOS DES MEYNARDS. Strother vs. James Nicholson, the undersigned w s i pall Hon 10 the hehe bidder, on WEDS MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE. inn Ri dint FRE CLOCK BM on the B®, sey SONS, : 1 following described property: All o 630 west. j pare ‘of lot No square No. 296. inthe ‘City ot Wash | <5 2 nem ston, inning for ‘the same at a point on R. KELLY, north M street, two fect six inches west of the south: | JOON EALER Iw Free: fast comer of Jot No. G; ranninix thence west by the CLASS ETON, &c. CORNED BEEF Stalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, and 206 and 208 ‘Northern Liberty Market; of Addoes Box 71, City Post Office. Marketing di PALMER'S AMERICAN GINGER ALE. RETAIL PRICE $1 PER DOZEN, ‘Twenty cents per dozen allowed for empty bottles if For sale by Dealers, and by the Manufacturer, © SAM'L C. PALMER, 1212 To 1224 297TH SrREer, ‘WEST WASHINGTON, fy~Teiepnontc Connrction, ab ror A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILERATION, VIRGINIA CLARET OR, NORTON'S SEEDLING HUME, CLEARY & CO. are just the Wines. e.hat Splendid Minnesota Family Fleur, justly named “SOVEREIGN, ” yields in perfection white A direct of “CO: gg wall ‘a ZO ecole a pure, for medi rposes the very best. HUME, CLEARY & C0 Ns OLD BTAG PURE RYE eee unequalled a HUME, CLEARY & CO., ‘807 Manuer Space. sola Gorp MEDAL Awarded at the National Fair over all other com- Git Lovys fe a eSNG OF ote wage. GOLDEN Br Kid- Cure of Syphilis ‘Send two stamps for pam- Dz. JOHN TRIPP. SPORTING GOODS. (ae Ruppert, 7 a NOS. 408 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR “WHITNEY CHIL- DEEN'S Gaui AGE pOMPANT. the cheapest for beauty, comfort and durability in the ARCHERY ‘y ToD Rg, GRAS gsoauer Bhonnrg, See valine and Lunch y Gor MEDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOR! Anew and great Medical Work, warranted the best and ‘cheapest, indispensable to every man, entitied “THE lity. AR ah ie tains beautiful Steel NSULT DR. ROBERTSON a \iay at his office, 456 ae ‘XY WEDNESDAY THE TRADES. - ¢) OB PRINTING, THOMAS MoGILL & CO., dread. | of buyers. ‘Space. LINEN SHEETINGS, PILLOW CASE LINENS, PILLOW CASE COTTONS, 4-4 BLEACHED MUSLINS, Tn all popuiar brands at LOWEST PRICES. 4-4 Fruit of the Loom, 10 cents. Louedale Ganibrie: 13)s conta. An elegant line of GERMAN DAMASKS and GERMAN NAPKINS lowest possible to name for fine goods. Mic large varie cf Soplon ead aloes of FANCY DOYLIES In Turked Red, plain White, White with scarlet _bord- Fink, Dine, Vera, Drab with handsome borders: "Xs » apscial bargain we offer 100 dozen FANCY BORDERED HUCKABAC TOWELS With knotted and insertion border st 25 cents tach leo, 60 docan ALL-LINEN TABLE NAPKINS, Full selvedge, only $1 per dozen. BLANKETS, MARSEILLES QUILTS, DOMESTIC QUILTS, TOWELINGS, COTTON SHEETINGS, CRASHES, DIAPERS, AT RIGHT PRICES. i BOSTON HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, = WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 8 Robe A ECHARPE. THE LATEST NOVELTY. 3UST FROM PARIS. LARGE STOCK IN ALL THE NEW SHADES. OMBRE STRIPED PLUSH. PLAIN COLORED PLUSH. PLAIN COLORED VELVETS, BLACK VELVETS. DAMASSE SILKS, SATIN MERVEILLEUX. ELEGANT WHITE DAMASSE SILKS. NEW WOOL DRESS Goops. HANDSOME PLAIDS, COLORED SHOODAS. COLORED CASHMERES, EVERY SHADE. CHEVIOT CHECKS, FLANNELS AND LADIES' CLOTH IN ALL SHADES. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN EVERY GRADE. TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE LINEN, SHEETING, : &e. NOTTINGHAM AND ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, _s12 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEw DRESS MATERIALS. 3-4 and 6-4 All-Wool Dress Cloths, in the most desira- G0e., rd. le shades at 50c. $1 and $1.95 per 10 pieces Silk Plush, handsome shades. ~ 10 pieces Shudda Cloths, at 65c., worth 75e. Black Cashmercs, from Sie, to $1.25. Oper nel, ali colors. 50 pieces Domestic Dress Goods, from 10 to. 25¢.per yd. Table Damasks, from 37}e. to 81-75 per yard, with a full line of Napkins and other Housekeeving fabrics, all of the most approved brands. BROWN & CLAGETT, 809 MARKET SPACE. _ 83 NEW Goons. ‘We have just opened one of the best 50c. CASHMERE in the Market, ail shades—Black, Bronze, Garnet, Brown, Green. An elegant line of TRIMMINGS to match alll the above Fine SILK PLUSH, all shades. Large stock of FLANNELS, all shades, from 25c. to $1.50. An elegant line of new FALL PRI 5, Oh, and 8c. ; beautiful line of MOMIE CLOTHS, 123¢c. Large stock of DOMESTICS. Examine our stock be- fore purchasing elsewhere. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 MARKET SPACE, 87 GPECIaL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. Pure Wool Cashmere, all colors, (including black, )25¢. Shetland Shawls, all colors, $1, $1.25, $1.50. Madras ‘Dress Ginghams, beautiful styles, very fine quality, 10, 12, 1c. Beautiful Fall Dreas Goods, 12s. 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- dia Linen only 20c. Extra large size pure White Bridal Quilts, $1.25. White Honey Comb Quilts, 50, 62, 75, 87c., $1. Red Twill Flannel, all wool, 25e. Pure white all inen Table Damask, 50, 75c., $1. Pure Linen Dinner ‘Napkins, 75c. dozen. Colored Cashmeres, all 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, 029 7ll MARKET SPACE. GPECIIL BARGAINS. DEY GOODS. During the balance of August we will offer special in- ‘ducements to close out many lines af Goods. ‘The stock is very large, and well worthy the attention TRUNNEL, CLARK & CO., 803 MARKET SPACE, At COST. GUINNIP, DAY & CO., BELOW COST, IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEIR ENORMOUS FALL STOCK, ‘WHICH WILL SOON BEGIN TO ARRIVE, AND WHICH WILL BEQUIRE EVERY INCH OF ROOM IN THEIR LARGE ESTABLISHMENT » BO ACCOMMODATE IT. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. Wrxcnester, Va., Sept. 13, 1881. The National Association of Free Baptist Churches of the United States has just closed Its first annual session at this place. It represents a large body in the Valley of Virginia and other important points. The meetings have been very numerously attended and harmonious. Resolutions were ed in favor of Stover Col- lege at Harper's Ferry, incorporated by the leg- islature of West Virginia. Among the profes- sorships is one in honorof John Brown, and ) another is proposed in the name of ex-Senator | (now Register) Bruce. Resolutions were also | adopted in aid of missions, temperance and pre- | viding a home for aged ministers. At the clos- | ing session a resolution of condolence with Pre- | sident Gartield was passed by a rising vote and | telegraphed to the Executive Mansion. The | next session is to be at Harper's Ferry in Au- gust, 1882. c.W. dD. =e ot ee Last Night's News from Elberon. ‘pt. 13, 6 p.m.—At the ex- ion of the President at 12 m. to-day the temperature was 98.8. pulse 100, and respira- | tion 20. At the evening dressing, at 5:30 p-m., | the temperatuge was 98.4, pulse 100, respiration 20. The President was placed in a semi-recum- | bent position upon an invalid chair at 11 a.m., | and remained a half hour without fatigue or discomfort. The wounds are making the usual favorable progress, and his general condition is reassuring. THE LOWELL pIspatcu. The following was sent to Minister Lowell | last night: jh Lowell, London:—*There has been no material | change in the President's condition during the lasttwenty-four hours. He was moved at his own request this forenoon from his bed to an extension chair, in which he remained for half an hour, and he has been less inclined to drow- | siness during the day than usual. The weather | is now very favorable, and the physicians think they discover signs ofa slight improvement in his symptoms. They expect him to passa very comfortable night. MacVeaon.” DR. BLISS SAYS THE PRESIDENT'S BLOOD IS PURE. | Dr. Bliss said last night that “the glandular | affection is practically well. The wound is in | splendid condition, the locality where the ball | entered the body down to the point where the incision was made being nicely healed, and gran- ulation along the track of ‘the wound is pro- | gressing finely. The cleansing catheter entered to-day about the same depth as it did yesterday. | The lung affection is the only prominent and unfavorable symptom in the President's case to-day, and that has passed the crisis, and is now mending slowly, but apparentiy surely. With the exception of ‘the first forty hours after | his arrival, and Sunday last, the evidences are very conclusive to those constantly with the pa- tient that he has made a daily gain ever since he | Teached Long Branch. While in the chair to- day the President's head and body were elevated | to an angle of about 30 to 35 degrees. He was | decidedly nearer a sitting position thus than he had ever been in his bed in Washington.” Dr. Bliss | emphatically asserted that there are at present no | evidences of blood-poisoning. Ifhe had pywmia | and it continued he could not survive. “But his blood is as pure as yours,” said the doctor “The patient’s bowels were moved in a perfectly natural manner both yesterday and today, both times without effort.” This fact, Dr. Bliss said, | showed very clearly that the food he is taking is Uging properly assimilated. All his digestive | city. Sheriff Wright, of Richmond, qestentay recelved the following letter, dated at Washing- ton, September Ll: “Dear Sir: I enclose a photograph of aman (or brute) who courted a Washington girl and married her in Hudson city, and, after heavy notes against her father, deserted This was about eleven years ago. All pursuit: has been abandoned, thinking he must be — lodged within prison walls somewhere. man Marvin answers so exactly to the tion of this man, “Maj. B. M.,” that T take Wberty to ask you to examine if you think there is the least resem! could have been when this was taken. ten years ago. Whether it does or not, I wish to preserve: this picture for further use. Please return it to 806A street northeast, Washington, D.C. If he is the man we wish to find, it may be to advantage as well as ours te know this tact Please answer soon and oblige. Yours truig, THE ENCLOSED rHoTooRAPH was taken by “Castello & Field, Newark avenne, eve oo | Rear the Five Corners, Hudson City, N.J.” The nose and eyes are Marvin's, and’ altogether, making allowances for its having been taken eleven or twelve years ago, when the General looked younger, it might be called a fair picture. It-represents a man about forty ‘The writer of the letter accompanying the picture is a lady who does not wish her name made public. MARVIN'S MAIL. TO BE DELIVERED To HIM. Marvin, under date of September 7, & communication to Postmaster General James requesting him to issue an order to secure Mor- ton his right to the facilities of the mail the same as to any other citizen until such time as he was legally deprived of the same by legal process. Judge A. A. Freeman, Assistant At- torney General for the Post Office department, decided yesterday that Morton's mail should be delivered to his agent or attorney in Richmond, and that he should have the privileges he asks The judze of the hustings court at Rich- ond had decided that Morton's mail should be inspected. = Sporting Matters, RASE BALL. YESTERDAY. At New York, Metropolitans 7, Atlantics 6 at Troy, Clevelands 3, Troys 7; at Boston, Bostons 1, Chicagos 3; at Providence, Detroits 5, Provi- ence 6: at Worcester, Butfalos 8, Worcesters 10, (8 innings.) THE CONEY ISLAND RACES. a] At the races of the Coney Island Jockey Club yesterday the first race, handicap sweepstakes for two-year olds, three-fourths of a mile, was won by The Rah, time 1:17; the second race, for all ages, one mile, was won by Edelweiss, time 1:435;; the third race, handicap sweepstakes for three-year olds, mile ‘and one-half, was won by Eole, time 2:391,; the fourth race. for all ages, mile and three-quarters, was won by ¢ time 3:08%%; the fifth race, for all a: ailowances, mile and three furlongs, Spark, time 2:9719. LEXINGTON RACKS. yesterday, the first race, selling allowances, mile and a quarter, was won by Matagorda, time 2:12; the second race, for all , three-fourths of a mile heats, was won by Pride, time 1:19, 1:17}g; the third race, colt stakes for two-year olds, three-fourths of a mile, was won by Lost Cause, time L:183g. THE PITTSBURG RA The winners at the Pittsburg were Lizzie M., Lu races yesterday y, Win. H. and Virgi OR RIFLEMEN. ch, 200 yards, at Creedmoor CREED At the Judd m: SN eieroeninies Geeie oon | yesterday, the highest score was 38 out of a pos iidneys ane Gas Gh Pee oe cn Coe latte $500 Bou, OF kes) Ourens teas being perfectly natural and show Club, made 1. Scott 30. The fractured rib, whic ight cause trouble, D) led, and said he ex: on of the wound was made, and found that it was covered with fine granulation. ident does not now experience so much Weariness as he has for some time past, which is held to be evidence of recuperation and a gain of strength. : THE CASE NOT HOPELESS. Dr. Agnew, in an interview in Philadelphia last night, said he did not regard the President's | case as by any means a hopeless one, and added | that he thought the President would receive | much benefit from the pleasant weather which | may reasonably be expected at Long Branch during this month and the next. Dr. Agnew stated emphatically that the President never had an onthe lungs. It was merely a circumscribed inflammatory trouble in the nature of bronchial pneumonia. HOW THE PRESIDENT CAME TO SIT UP. Dr. Bliss said in reference to the invalid chair: “Before we left Washington, at the President's suggestion, we promised to lift him from his bed and allow him to sit in his invalid chair as soon as prudent. He often said he would like to have thechange made if we thought it prudent. We encouraged him to hope that tt would soon be allowed. Two days afterhis removal here he ‘said he believed he could bear the change. We believed he was improving Washington for the chair, which was sent by ex- press at once.” +e. —_____ A Fiend in Jail. A telegram from Richmond, Va., says: “A horrible story comes from Pittsylvania county in this state. A few days since anegrowomancame running into the town of Chatham, and informed Sheriff Overby, that Tom Carrington, her hus- band, had nearly beaten to death and brutally outraged her fifteen-year-old daughter, by her first husband... The sheriff immediately sent | deputy sheriffs Jesse J. Overby and J. Doran Hunt to Mr. James M. Whittle’s farm. The deputies found Carrington in a tobacco barn, and safely brought him to town before Justice William L: Lewis, who at once began the examination. The evidence in the case was that the prisoner threw the girl down, beat her until she was black and bine, and outraged her in the most horrible manner. Justice Lewis sent the prisoner to the j county court to answer the indictment. entirely h the last ineis A large crowd was present at the trial and threats of lynching the fiend were fre- quently expressed by the negroes present. The prisoner was frightened almost to death at the indignation of the peopie, and asked the of- cers > protect him from the vengeance of the crowd.” ee A Vicar-Aposto.ic ror Nota CaRrouina.—A “ye ee “3 on — announces _— > v. Harry P. Aloysius feniiinny panto Patrick’s church, Charleston, & ~» has been made vicar-apostolic of North Carolina. Father Northrop is in his forty-first year. He made some preparatory studies at Mt. St. "s, Em- oe, Md. Ordained in Rome in 1865, the bishop of Charleston sent him to Vilmington, N.C., where he remained three years, doing mis- sionary work among the Catholes in North Car- and telegraphed to | .. e FODR. 1 the Hillsdale four je public through ‘Tie Stan, is neral favor. A communication ew York Herald, from “Analostan,” of this city, says: “I beg space to make a sugges- tion on behalf of the amateur rowing interests the country. It is that the famous Hillsdale ur, who are unquestionably the fastest four, amateur or professional in America, be sent to England and entered in the next Henley regatta and thus brought into competition with the best English crews. It must be admitted that the amateur oarsmen of the United States stand in need of vindication in foreign waters, in view of the unfortunate experience of the Cornell and Shoe-wae-cae-mette fours abroad, and that the gallant Hillsdales could win this vindication there can be but little doubt.” Mr. Terwilliger, captain of the four, is quoted as saying that with such arig as they want, which they have never yet had. they can safely count upon a rec- ord at least fifteen’ seconds better than the best thus far made. ee Destructive Fires.—The entire business portion of the town of Beaver, Utah, with the exception of the court house and co-operative store, were burned Monday night.....The large paper mill of the Southford Manufacturing company was completely destroyed by fire Mon- day night. Loss, $40,000; insurance, €28,000 -.A fire Monday night at Battle Creek, Mich., destroyed the Union school furniture manufac- tory. “Loss $80,000; insurance #16,000. Hul- burt & Knight's sash and blind factory, ajdoin- ‘Ing, was also burned. Loss $7,000; insurance 24.000. Watrous Brothers’ lumber mill, at Bay City, Mich.. was destroyed by fire Monday night. Loss $50,000; insurance $24,000. <2. Tue MiciGaNn SurFERERs.—Reports still con- tinue to conie in of the suffering caused by the recent Michigan fires. Some of those who have been driven from their homes in Port Austin and Cass City have been found along the road digging potatoes and eating corn roasted by the fires. In Cass City 125 families were ees in the fields, some so completely stripped their clothing that they were ashamed to show them- selves. Treasurer Dowd, of the Michigan fire relief committee, reports that up to yesterday afternoon subscriptions to the amount of 986.71 had been received, of which 000 had been sent in yesterday morning. a Tue Exctrement in Brooklyn, N- investigation into the affairs of the education, was heightened on Monday report that the secretary of the had fied the city. One of his bondsmen, who is also his brother-in-law, notified the police of Stuart's di: —_ and @ gentleman was sent abroad ‘describing him and asking for his Tne NATIONAL Association oF Fire Exar- | Ol in its place for rheumatism. Hichmond cashed Presid at Gres fom MARRIED. mn Y; lent Green, of 4 ton, presiding. Mayor n delivered the | ,4IGG1NS—ARNOLD. On 26th, 1081. re address of welcome. At the afternoon session NOLD. * was elected i- G. Watt Taylor, of Richmond, esdeate vee cean including C. T. Hollo- lents_were i 3 ake of Baltimore, and Martin Cronin, of Wash- ington. Qne hundred chiefs of fire departments are present. EEE A Dispatcu from Lewiston says that late last Ps ete the second district r ——_ 2 A TeLecram from Danville, Va., states that planters from oe section, < Ses iroanting it 1s ascertained that the storm which at Danville Sunday was limited in its severe effects to ew east ¢ Ceaksrille, N. fain, but not much wind. ssuihens alan Coe HEnwaw C. Puts, the Whittaker will conspir- ator, who ee ee and four or five miles C., there was a heavy “Faneral Eeateeesea DIED. Nelock p.m.» & yN, eldest Ei Soe Rm JAMES B. ACTON, oon place Thursday, the 15th 10th, 3 Sr. 5 ee aged two years in Fost from their labors and thar works shall Foley gta Sala ELLIOTT. a JULIAN LAURANCE, infaut Hoon & 1 ition. Friends and relatives are invited So.ettend hie funerst @ section of country 25 miles | west on A ‘16th, at 5 Rm. 2 18S, J: PRICE KEENER in Oe Toy Se ee, No. 4pm i SOoTE oe tet at ‘who our, place Dearest f. ‘We thy aaah take avenue Foneral ‘to take até Dy a >