Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1882, Page 8

-* “apg THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1882—-DOUBLE SHEET. a a OEE OOO LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFick OF THE CHIRF StaNal. Wasntxcton, D.C.. May 20, 1882, 9:30 a.m. For the middie Atlantic states, warmer, partly lowly weather, with local rains, variable winds Mostly southerly, stationary or lower pressure. Special Weather Bulletin. ‘The chief signal oMicer of the army furnishes ihe following spectal bulletin to the press: The baro-neter fs hichest im Washington Territory and Idaho and lowest in Manttoba. General rains hav. n Minnesota and Dakota to Texas andin s ceeding on ola, 13, an revail in the y and the lake fall ot temp= eau region est of the Rocky mountains, and a general slight rise east of the Mississipp! river. Local rains are in- fleated on Sunday inthe lake region, Ohlo valley, fennessee and east gulf states. => For fine English and American wall papersof the latest desis dow shades, Henderson & Co t. No. 714 7th st. mourning store sells very cheap. CELLULOID collars and cuffs, at Ayerbach’s, 7th and H. 42yc. Pacific lawn, at 8e.; Young & Stern, 804 7th. Every Hovsexreren should avall themslves of the generous offer of Smith, Hanway & Co. See Advertisement In another column, Fvsse1t’s Ice C1 am. $2 4 Gattoy, 5c. a qu. Whisky. Best for the money. Street nw. t bottle. No. 1rye J. F. MeGee, 4049th 6 Rep Tickers get a present, 736 7th street. Inporrep Ort on draught, 620 9th street. Tur Hovse of T. J. Smith, on 29, near # street northeast, was entered by bury! rly yester- day morning and clothing and other articles were Stolen. Jest ARRIveD with steamer cargo of fine Holland ¢ ‘911 7th street north’ jason” a large in, at Chr. Xande No. t. Bostox Novelty Co., Stands Center Market. Creahen’s. Reap Batrryore’s brightest newspaper, The Day, published every day in th r. If you Would have all the news of the day you must read ft The Day dawns in Washington all the year round, without regard to almanac time- tables, and is alw good Day throughout, Dright, fresh and sat It pales only with the advent of THe E be found at all the hotel news stands. Don’t fail to edition. Teal The Duy’s Barcartss and new presents. J. E. Young, 736 ‘Tth street. THe VaNqrisueK—A 1207 Pa. ave. (wide open do unda ood Se. smoker, Morcoe’s, Lapsow’s silver watches $7.50 are unequalled— 88 Mth. TINTED eyeglasses, all shades, Ladson, 528 9th. Best MADE white shirts, 736 and 714 7th street. F. P. May & Co. have recently furnished both Wings of the Capitol with the Improved Howe Howson’s Ice Cream, $1.25 agaL; qt boxes, 35¢. And that is what most ‘The wise ladies of this n time to Inspect the new Hutfty’s have paid good heed to you chose to | tie best gools will save time when they a heed of anything In th elegant novelties was THE assignee’s sale of hardwar by Messrs. V s& Co. “Loox OvT For No. 1. conducted », auctioneers, ae, Will be continued a0 o'clock and Monday morning | iock bargains may be obtained. Some of | sold. “Private ‘ybody wanting hardware should take advantage of this unprecedented opportunity. Pakasots and sun umbrellas. J. E. Young,7thst. gd HeMnues, 408 Tru Sruger, will sell for wirty ays: $6 gent’s superior galt % button and congress $4 low-quarter shoe $8 extra wide and $5 ladies’ fine kid bution $4. #4 French heel button $3. $8 common sense button $250. 3 $2 $2.50 excellent id galt $2 foxed, button « c ® lasting button #1. . $1.50 kid and foxed gaiters © centa $2 misses’ kid Dutton $1 ‘$1 miss button for 75 cent con 400 pairs infants’ shoes for 10 cents. Remember:—427th street. eSSIOLS certainty of always sei ‘Ment pictures of the ttle children. We special attention to the little people, and call the attention of parents to our fine portraits of tiem, which can only be duced by this new process.” Our tne imperial cabinets at $3 per doz. are not equiled in this elty atany price. 95 Pennsylvania avenue and 723 7th street. THE JEWEL CiGAR—Straight fiver. Morcoe’s, 1207 Pa. ave. (wide open doors). Tne improvements at Hempler’s are now com- preted. ‘THAT beautiful piece of property, known as the “Bates mansion,” on the corner of New Yors ave- Bue and M street northwest, ts offered for rent by Charles S. Shreve, real estste broker, 125 7th street Rorthw equal to st. su Fhis place, with its CITY AN DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Nariosat Taeater.—“The New Magdalen.” Carirat THraten.—Vartety. TavateR Comrgce.—Variety. Drivex’s Gaxpes THEATER.—Summer Night En- tertuinments. oo Condensed Locals. About 11:90 o'clock this morning a horse at- tached to a family carrt: elonging to Mr. W. Ridenour, 916 14th street northwest, became ghtened on I, between 7th and 8th strects, at the the carriage, throw- ing Mrs. Ridenour out and injuring her about the face and arms She was removed to her home. The Bricklayer’s Union heid a rousing meetingd last evens bout 400 being present. Mr. Henry Cote, of 3 wrk, the president of the National Union, addressed the meeting giving encouraging Feports as to the trade over tue country, and for- mally received this union into the national organt- zation. Mr. Cole is at the Howard house, the guest of Bricklayer's Union No. 1, of this District, At the rendition of the cantata of the 5th Baptist chureh last night, there was presented to Mr. J. R. Bradiey, superintendent of the school, a hand- some copy of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, and a gol medal was presented to Miss Howison for the largest number of tickets sold, also a gold medal to Master Eiward Yeatman for the next largest number of tickets sold. Cc. J.C. Kenpedy terday entered suft against D. L. Yulee, Senator from Florida tm ante bellum days, on a note of $300 due In 1861. The ex-Sena- ‘tor being temporarily in the city, serviee was made Upon him. ‘The Ainatear Musical Club, a recently formed colored organization, gave a reception last even- ing at Mrs’ Howard’ N21 15th street north- West, which was iy attented. The officers of the club are A. L Alexander, president; N. ; A. L. Jackson, secretary, rk, treasurer. Wednesday night about midnight the contec- pry ond fruit Store of Macam S. Velatl, 620 9h street, was broken Into through a rear window. The mouey drawer was opened with a jimmy and Tobbed of about $59 tn money. Street kunps will be lighted at 7:35 p.m. and ex- tinguished at 3:00 a.m. See advertisement of excursion to Luray Cave on Decoration day, May 30th. Within a few days a man has been gotng around with an old magazine done up in a wrapper and, delivering it lo the lady of the house, states that It has been sent from some well known book-store by her husband, who directed that 35 cents be col- lected. The swindle ts easily detected, but it has @ecetved several persons. Elward Flynn, a drunken crank from Harris- burg, Pu., was arrested by Sergeant Hollenberger day, having just arrived here, as he states, for e purpose of killing Guiteau. "He is at police uarters. As the result of the annual exhibition of drawing and penmanship in the colored public schools, the prize, a set of mathematicat Instruments, has been Swarded to Master Joseph Shreves, school No. 1, A certificate of incorporation of “The Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia of the Grand United Order of Galilean Fishermen” has been Milled, the following being named as trustees:— Henry Hutchinson, Kobert Clark, Emory Jonns, Hillary Jackson, Addison Day, Francis ‘Beckett, Robert Naylor, Philip Jackson and Benjamin Lan: G. Meade Post, No. 5; G.AR., gave the fifth in its series of complimentary bles at Grand Army hall, 7th and L s 7 and the attendance was very large. The commit. tees in charge comprised Messrs M.A. Di ¥. Schafhirt, J. J. Carroll, H. C. Cortiss, Jlovely grounds, is Judge Snell this morning for prow!- ba itways at midnight. Shillington sends The Century Magazine for Automanc Cash AN INVENTION PUT INTO SUCCESSFUL OPERATION AT ‘THE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ,The day of the cash boy Is drawing'to a close, as fi invention nas appeared which 1s destined’ to entirely supersede that hitherto siucy, but. useful member of society. The ladies who thronged Woodward & Lothrop’s Boston dry goods house, Pennsylvanta avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, this morning, witnessed the Lamson automatic cash carrier system in full oneration. It be described briefly as an elevated raliroad, on which hollow wooden globes, freighted with’ cash and bills are sent to ‘and from the cashier andthe salesman. “This 1s sour cash- boy.” said Mr, Lothrop to a Star "reporter aking up one of the globes and exhibiting it to the reporter. The globe is divided into hemt- spheres, which are locked together by turning one upon the other. When a customer tenders pay- ment for goods the cash 18 placed and locked, as described, in this globe. In ‘order to prevent any aberration in the movement of the ball, the con- tents are held firmly In the center by springs. The frelghted ball 1s then placed in a little elevator, which fs hauled to an upper track, where it 1s dis" charged from the elevator by’ an ingentous arrangement, and at once begins its journey down a long Incli n to the cashier. Here the right change {s placed in the ball, which fs started back on another incline, and 1s’ discharged automatl- cally intoa litle box or receiver at the hand of the salesman. The wooden globe performs its errand with a promptness and regularity seldom attained by the most dutiful and ambitious cash- boy. There are two tracks running along each side of the store to the cashier's elevate: desk, the upper one being inclined towards the cashier and the lower one away from him. The Dalls are of different sizes, and though there are a dozen balls following one ‘another in rapid succes- slon,the right pall alwas goes to the right place, a the automatic trap which discharges it Is so ad- {usted that it only operates on the ball of the size longing to the box beneath. The successful op- eration of the system this morning was witnessed by @iany people, the constant and rhythmical click of the balis making a very cheerful and agreeable accompaniment for the prosy details of business. : a ee . The Strike in the Coal Mines. HOW IT AFFECTS BUSINESS—AN UNFAVORABLE OUT- LOOK—THE KNIGHTS OF LAROR—THEIR FORMIDABLE PROPORTIONS—HOW THE STRIKE AFFECTS THE CANAL. Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR. CUMBERLAND, MD., May 16, 1882—Your corres- pondent has recently passed through the mineral regions of Allegany county, viewing the many changes and improvements that have taken place in tuis section within the past ten years. The mineral region of this section of the state in which Yes imbedded immeasurable wealth for this and coming generations, ever productive of vast in- peculution. The developments and enterprises which have heen pushed forward here within the past thirty years have been of gigantic it would appear to the visitor that selence and art have exhibited their pro- ress to an extent equalled only by the gran- leur and beauty of the picturesque scenery which everywhere opens up a panorama of dor. Populous and enterpr lages, handsome private tug town: dences of the most vil- and improved and artistle style of architecture have | sprung up, indicating the enormous amount of ital which annucily seeks investment in the coul felis, and which, though often serious obstructions, 18 regarded as safe and. re- munerat} This whole region of country ap- pears to be traversed with a vast network of rall- constructed by wealthy am of the steam whistle nd the iron horse ean be rings alot seen wen higher than Where the eagle butl with all this display of enterpris that business operations are suffering. if not entirely prostrated, by reason of the clash of capt- tal and kubor. THE STRIKE OF THE MINERS still continues, and there seems to be little indica- tion of an early and satisfactory adjustment. The eompantes and miners are not the only sufferers from this state of affairs, but the consequences are permeating every class and trade, reaching and affecting the largest busmess operations through- out the stats. If the compantes belleve they can obtain labor at a reduced price they have a legal right to do so; whether it is fair and just under the ereumstan¢ another n The Consolidation co: company all its railroad employes. The one thousa belong! this comps $ her nest. But ¥ paid off nd miners ny, who are on a strike, would have been paldto-day, had they been at work during the past month, $75,000. T understand that last year the treasurer of this company paid out $900,000 to the miners, and itis sald that. t combined companies paid out about $10,000 daily to thelr employes. In the spring ‘of 1881 the George’s Creek and Cumberland ratiroad had quite a controve with the Baltimore and Onlo raliroad rezarding the crossing of the former road over the litter in the city of Cumber 4. The miners of the whole region were in sympathy with the new road at the Umne, from the faet that a crossing at Cumberland Was heeessary to enable the new road (whieh was then shipping by the Pennsylvania railroad only) to reach the Chesapeake and Obio canal basin and us secure an additional outlet for the coal shi ped over the George's Creck and Cumberland Tatl- road. The sympathy of the men went so far as to cause them to offer to go down to Cumberland in a body and put the crossing in at all hazards, It Wil be remembered that quite a number of miners came down here at the re- ques Henry Loveridge, the president Of the road, but their services were not required, asthe Baltinore and Ohio Co. laid the crossing themseives, and thus put an énd to the contro. Henry Lovertdge expressed his gratitude and promised them a free ride from ning to Cumberland as soon as they could Z the extra cars and locomotives, and also told thea thet should they ever need a'friend to call on hin, and he would serve them to the best of his al President Loveridge fulfilled his promis been giving free excursions from Lon: contng to Cumberland lately at the rate of twenty fazniltes each day trip from Cumberland to Piedmont via the Cumberland and P ania rallroad 1s a de. of the year. The rall- dd runs through a valley eighteen miles long, between Dan’s Mountiin and the Great Sivage ra i from the tine we left Cumberland the neither sile was dotted at frequent inter- als with little mining villages, which appeared to overt table coal simity. At simall mining stations the platform was crowded With bronzed miners, a linge percentaj being of stalwart and muscular build, and nearly having the Inevitable pipe between their teeth. With hands plunged deep in breeches pocket, the slouch hats canted rakishly on one side, and a phicgmatic air, they looked as ft striking’ agreed with them. ‘Tie scene at each station was but the Tepetition of the preceding one, and when we reached Piedinont we were convinced from per- sonal observation that there was NOT A STROKE OF WORK betng done In any mine in the whole valley. The strike cannot fail to be demoralizing in its effect, which will be more widespread than one would suppose. ‘This whole region, which 1s so thickly populated by men, who ordinarily earn comfort- able wages, {x one of the best, sections in the state for commercial business. The miners live well some of them luxuriously for thelr class, and Spend their money freely, thus making an active demand for all classes of goods. Tn all the larger towns, such as Frostburg, Mt. Savage, Lonaconing, Borden Shaft, Barton and Pompey Smash, the nurnber of stores Is remarkably jarge, and, of course, the entire valley 1s overrun with drum- mers, thostly from Baltimore and Pittsburg. ‘The compantes claim to have $75,000,000 worth of property in this region—a statement generally dis- credited, since they only pay taxes on $13,000,000, and, as ‘an independent man sald to me, it would appear that they are “only playing @ game of bluff.” Still there remains the fact that the twelve companies operating in this section may elect to divert their capital into other channels, and in that ‘case the struggle will be a long and bitter one. According to the Pittsburg Lavor Trfoune, the pifatr will De a vital One, and themen will receive in money or kind al 1e they juire, ‘There are estimated to be are 63 MORE THAN A MILLION OF KNIGHTS OF LABOR, and such a combination 1s sufctently rich and formidable to enable the strikers to outstay almost ny corporation the operators could form. In the meantime what 1s to become of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, which gives employment, in a busy season, to OVER TWO THOUSAND MEN? The canal has made Cumberland what {t 1s, and if that great work goes down, Cumberland will suffer, it 1 feared, just as Harper's Ferry did when the great government works were taken away. ‘The canal suffered last year by the delay in regard. to the rafiroad crossing, and none of its employés have been paid for over four months. W. M. G. ——— FLIGHT OF CARRIER PiGkoNS.—A flock of carrier cs arrived in this city yesterday from the loitsof John Abel, a Baltimore merchant. The Dirds were consigned and under the care of Grant Parish, editor of the Poultry Review,who ‘Will, a8 per instruction, liberate them promety at 12 o'clock Monday, from the dome of the Capito The Newark (N. J.) Horning club will also in a few days forward a po of carriers to com- ‘te for a handsome prize, offered Mr. Parish o the owner of the winning bird. Hor carrier Always Ready,” will be in the flock compete for prize’ He 1s the cham ot America, having flown from Pilati nt bome in Newark, a distance of miles, ine. prourr ACTION 18 NEEDED WHEN CRAMPED. DON'T EXPERIMENT ON YOURSELVES. aaa NEED RELIEF AT ONCE! Get it, if possible, by using the ’ GENUINE FRED'K BROWN’S GINGER. aried splen- | ubjected to | ing his way over the mountain steeps, | it fs apparent | Amusements, &c. Nartonal TaeaTsx.—The 8 at the jational last night and Thursday night were of a most assuring cl .cter to the many people who have licted a successful histrionic’ career for Mi Margaret Lanner. That young lady, o— essaying roles -that would make no ordin- ary demand upon the resources of emotional act- resses of long experience and training, has given most. satisfactory performances. Mr. Robert L. Downing, for his excellent rendition of the parts him, has shared with Miss Lanner the just applause ‘bestowed upon the performances. Fo-night Miss Lanner will appear In “The New lagdalen.” ‘HEATER Comigue.—Manager Snelbaker 1s of- fering at the Comique a most attractive variety bill. CAPITAL THEATER.—The burlesque, minstrel and rformance at the Capital Theater 1s spectalty applauded every night by large audiences, DRIVER'S GARDEN THEATER has taken a front place among the attractive resorts of the city. “THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY” Will be presented with a very strong cast at the National by the Washington Operatic Assoclatign, on the occasion ot Mr. Kinsley’s benefit, on Monday evening, the MR. Bisnor, the comedian, will appear as Major Wellington De Boots at Ford's Opera House next Tuesday evening on the occaston of the com- plimentary benent tendered to Mr. Jos. 8. Sess- (01 ‘THE LAWRENCE BARRETT Dramatic CivB will present “Jullus Cesar” at the National Friday evening, June 2d, and “The Merchant of Venice” Saturday afternoon and evening. June 84, the per- formance being given under the ausplces of the Washington Light Infantry Corps. The efforts of the members of the club in the past have com- mended them to the, public as ranking above the ordinary amateurs. Having the benefit of artistic costuming and complete stage accessories, they give interpretations of Shakespeare’s dramas Which would be creditable to any company of pro- fessionals. “THE DEATH OF BuppHA” and the “Seven Gods $f Happiness,” two famous pictures brought from Buddhist temples, will be exhibited next week, at the corner of Massachusetts avenue and I street northwest, together with a representation of the Garden of Eden, with statuary by Clark Mills. Ox | Monpay, May 29th, Mrs Adeline Duval Mack’s annual’ dramatic éntertainment, assisted by her pupils, will take place at Ford’s Opera House. Scenes from Shakspeare and other plays will be produced under an efficient management. Mrs. Mack, on very short notice, played Lady Roy on Thursday evening, in the New Magdalen, very acceptably. The lady cast for the part was taken a ATTENTION, GRoceRY CLERKS.—The attention of the grocery ¢ierks of the District is called to the “ Grocery Clerks’ Protective Association,” which was organized November-14, 1881. A Star re- Porter, in attending its last meeting, learned that ts object 1s to assist members when sick by allow- ing them a benent of so much per week, and also to assist them when out of employment. In case of death of a member, an appropriation 1s made from the treasury of the association to pay to his | nearest legal heir. ‘The association was organized with twelve members, and has increased to over | sixty, with bright prospects of having one of the largest organizations in the city, The initiation fee 1s $1 until July 1st, and dues 50 cents per month for the present, being so small as to enable any clerk to join. it pays alarger beneft than any | other organtzation In the city, and has a good sur- plus in its treasury. ‘The officers are: George C. White, president; J. R. Fague, president pro tem. ; J. i e president; W. H. McKnew, sec- retary: J. H. Gwynn, treasurer; W. H. Nash, ser- It will hold its next meeting at ’S hall (632 Pa. ave. n.w.), on third floor, on Monday, 221, at 8:30 p.m., when all clerks are invited to attend.’ Copies of the constitution nad blanks for application tor membership can be of B.M. Mundell, 7th st. and Va. ave. se; V Pa. ave. n.w.; J. R. Fugue, and Pa. ave. H. Nash, 20th Bridge and Market sts., Georgetown. Tk throughout the District should pbalatell ede EW PASTOR OF St. MATTHEW'S Panist. - P. L. Chappelle was yesterd:ty officially nott- | fled of his appointment as pastor of St. Matthew's | church, in this efty, to succeed the late Father | Boyle. ’ Father Chappelle, who has for some years been pastor of St. Joseph’s church in Baltimore, and returned from a European tripa few days aj paid a brief visit to his new charge tn this ci Ye-terday afternoon and returned to Baltimore. Father Chappelle was born in the south of France in 1842, and was educated partly in that country and partly in Belgium. He came to the United States fn 1859, and ‘studied theology at St. Mary’s Seminary, Baltimore. He was ordained by Arch- bishop Spaulding in 1865. In 1869 he went to the Vatican council with Archbishop Gibbons as hts secretary. The Baltimore Sun speaking of his appolntinent to St. Matthew's says: “The parish of St. Matthew's is one of the most tmportant in the United ‘The congregation {s largely composed of forelzn diplomats. "The first. pastor Of the church was Rev. John Donalan, who was succeed by Rev. J. ite. ‘The next pastor was Rev. F. E. Boyle, lately deceased.” eS ao Fish MARKET.—Sold_by R. A. Golden, agent: 125,000 herring, at $5 to $6 per thousand; 1,200shad, at $20 to $22 per hundred. he ninth convention of orge’s union (consisting pgates from various English benevolent so- cieties of the United Sta ida) will | assemble at Willard hall next Tuesday moraing. A meeUng towelcome such of the delegates as have then arrived will be held in that hall on Mon- y evening next. A banquet will be given to the iting delegates at, Willard’s hotel on Wednesday evening next, being the birthday of Queen Victoria, to which many gentlemen of public eminence will be invited. The program of the convention, the rrangements for the intended pilgrimage to Mount } Vernon, and detatls of other courtesles and hospi- tallties to the visitors, will be announced at Wil- lard hall on Monday evening. DPBS GOODS. SILKS, SATINS, CARPETINGS AND MATTINGS. PARASOLS. PARASOLS, ¥, Gi Best ALL-WOOL L CLOTH for Gents 2% yards wide SHEETING COTTON, ofted and figured SWISS. PERSIAN LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS. SUMMER SILKS, étriped, 50c,, 60c,, 75e. EXTRA LARGE STOCK UF DRY GOODS TO SE- LECT FROM. PRICES MARKED DOWN TO wear, spring style, 50 » $1. hace ‘Te., $1 At TOWSON’S, ss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE. H HU URBBR PPP U UNN N cCOH H H HU UB BP PU UNNNO OH H HHH U UBBB PPP U UNNNO “HHH HO HU UB BP U_ UNNNO OH H H H UU BBB P UU NNN gcoll 0 THE “ONLY” AND “ORIGINAL,” as made by C. H. GRAVES, OF BOSTON, Isreacy on opening, and just the thing for usein CLUBS, HOTELS AND PARTIES, And at private spreads. Put a Case in your wine cellar, ‘Trade supplied by G. G. CORNWELL, 1418 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. At retail by bottle or dozen of J. H, MAGRUDER, 1417 New York aye. B.W. REED'S SONS, 1216 F street. BEALL & BAKER, 400 Pennsylvania ave, m25-eo3m FT TTER's CELEBRATED g8883 THT PM & SS EE mms $89 HMEE £4 3 ERE Ses8 F Ooo MEM 24 Soo HOH Alexandria Reported for Taz Evenine Stan. - THE EXGine House Matrer.—A conference be- tweeh the city finance committee and the officials of the Columbia Fire Co., at the auditor's omy r. ae Columbia. Fe Sper paites of whom Measra. McLean, Lead x ers appeared, prothised to lay the matter before a called meeting of the company to be held to-night. DWELLING BURNED.—About 10 o'clock last night . Segre riage in_ the extreme norghwest — ion town, on Payne, near Queen'street, cupied by @ colored family named Maddin, was burned to- the und. Much of the furniture was saved, and the loss will not exceed $300. Dur- ing the fire a little child of Mra. M. was missing awhile, and much excitement ensued a report that the little dhe had been burned. It was found, how- ever, that the chil@ had strayed off, and it was soon brought to its mother. ANOTHER CONFERENCE.—The finance committee last night requested a conference with the mem- bers of the school board next Monday night to con- sider the estimate of that board for eight cents per hundred dollars additional school tax next year. EXCITED BY THR= Frre.—During the fire last night, an insane colered woman, who resides in that neighborhood, ran off without clothing -and made her way to the corner of Fairfax and Prin- cess streets, where she was taken up by the police and carried to the statton-house, where she was clothed and remained until this morning. REPORTER'S Nores.—The funeral of Mrs. John Summers took place yesterday evening at 5 o'clock, and was attended by many friends. Rev. Mr. Kern, of the M.E. church, and Rev. Dr. Dinwiddie, of the Presbyterian ehurch, officiated....The can- tata for the benefit of the infirmary last night drew a crowd whichipacked Armory hall, and was a decided financial success, adding several hun- dred dollars to the funds of the infirmary....Very. few fish are now coming to the fish wharf....No cases at the station-house. ‘THE PRoPosED N#w Y. M. C. A. BUILDING.—The building committee of the Y. M.C. A. ata recent meeting adopted a resolution asking the board of managers to fix an amount that should be sub- seribed before the transfer of the Club House property, on New York avenue is made, and the Sum of $20,000 was named in the resolution as the minimum amount. The board of Managers has decided that uniess $20,000 is subscribed the bulid- ing will not become the property of the assocta- tion, The Y. M,C. A. Bulletin says that while it 4s necesSary to raise the above amount to war- rant the board !n completing the purchase, there will be no diminution in the efforgto provide the $82,000, the full price of the property. Ns Se has PROBATE BUSINESS was transacted yesterday as follows: Will of Jas. A. Barr; order of publication issued. Estate B. F. Maxwell; petition of D. P. Leach for letters filed. Will of Toblas Warren; Tully proven. Will of Johanna Sullivan; do. Will of Ellen B, Leary; do, Will of H. F. Lines; proot of publication. “Estate of J. N. Lusby; proof of ublication. Marion V. Holmes filed a petition to ave Rosina E. 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For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure of every. form of Catarrh, from a simple Head Cold or Infinenza to the Lossof Smell. Taste, and Hearing, Cough, Bron- chitis, and Incipient Consumption. Indorsed by Phy- sicians, Chemists, and Medical Journals throuzhout the world, asthe ouly complete external and internal treatment, One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and Sanford’s Inhaler, ail in one package, of all drug- gists for $1. Ask for SANFonp's Raprcat Cung. Weeks & Potter, Boston. COLLINS’ ELECTRICITY PLASTERS, Gentle, yet Effective, united with Healing Balsam, ren- der Couiins’ Vouratc Evecrric PLasrers one hun- dred times superior to all other plasters for every Pain, ‘Weakness and Inflammation, Price 25 cents. Sold everywhere. m20 THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR - TOILET, BATH, HANDKERCHIEF, HOLMAN'S ABSORPTION, D)'seoimach Pua. and Kidne; Tieets northwest, JU. RINGWALT. Manaeee. MATIN GS, MANTINGS, MATTINGS. BUY OF US:AND SAVE MONEY. We are offering the masz stock of MATTINGS in the city in Guality and Denigus, nthe lowest prices. aa eae EM See ee ae en a SINGLETON & HOEKE, The Pleasure and Healthfulness of the bath is greatly enhanced by Glenn’s Sul- phur Soup Hill's: and Whisker Dye,black or brown,50c. Better than Foreign Port, Speer’s Port Grape Wine ts better than Im} Port, and, since the adulteration of the latter, it must take’ its place. 1t 1s pure, and really excel- lent and health-giving.—Troy Times, Members of the Board of Health of New York, ‘and other prominent physicians use this wine for their patients and in their own families, much on account of the iron contained in it from the soll on which Speer’s vineyards are situated. For sale by Druggists and Grocers. Speer’s Port Grape Wine for Social Use. ‘This excellent product of the port wine grape, from Speer’s own vineyards, 1s prescribed and used by the leading physicians in the country, and by the most fashionable families at evening entertainments, and by churches for communion. For sale by druggists and grocers. Don’t Use Stimulants, but nature’s real brain and nerve food—Hop Bitters. The Public Are Indebted to Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., not only for their standard medicinal preparations, but also for improving the looks of the community by their incomparable hair vigor. Don’t Outrage Your Stomach With violent cathartics. put use that pleasant and salutary laxative—Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient. If the Mother Is Feeble, it is Impossible that her children should be strong. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ts a per- fect specific in all chronic diseases of the sexual system of women. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pink- ham, 223 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets, Hop Bitters Cures by removing the cause of sickness and restoring Vitality. Strictly Pure Liquors, for Medicinal Use. Extra fine old Arlington Whisky $4 per gallon, $1 Per quart bottle. Jastes F. McG#e, 404 9th st. mW. Carter's Liver Bitters for the cure of dyspepsia, liver complaint, and all diseases caused by malaria, are made by the makers of Carter’s Little Liver Pills, which guar- antees their goodness. The Distinguishing Charm. A delightful fragrance of freshly gathered flow- ers and spices 13 the distinguishing charm of Floreston Cologne. Beauty Regained. The beauty and color of the hair may be safely regained by using Parker's Hair Balsam, which 1s much admired for {ts perfume, cleanliness and dandruff eradicating properties. How to Save. All hard workers are subject to bijfous attacks which may end in dangerous ilin@s. Parker's Ginger Tonic will Keep the kidneysand liver active, and by preventing the attack save much sickness, loss of time, and expense. —Detroit Press. 81,000 Rewara For any case of blind, bleeding, itching. ulcerated, or protruding Piles that De ngs Pile Remedy. fails to cure. Prepared by J. P. Miller, M. D., 915 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with- out bis signature. Sold by druggists. 018-0 A Card. To all who aresuffering from the errors and in- discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &¢., 1 will send a’ recipe that will cure you, free of chal This great re- medy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Senda self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Josgru T. Inman, Station D, New York city. Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the prescription of one of the best female@hysicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, griping in the bowels and wird colic. By giving health to the child itrests the mother. Price 2 cents a bottle. ™,W,3" Hale’s Honey f Horehound and Tar, for bronchitis + And all Lung diseases, a cure most complete is. Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in one minute. Nervous Headache—Nervous Weakness. Nervous Debility is prompay, and permanently cured by Allen’s Brain Food—$1 per package, 6 tor $. At Druggists, or.free by mail on receipt of price, from Jou Ht. Atty, 817 First Avenue, N.Y. ToT & CROMWELL, Agents, 480 Penn’a avenue, “Rough on Rats.” Clears out rats, mee roaches, cos Poste bed- bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. ‘Drug- gists : 1 “Al Dat Wi ‘id Fresh Aldeniey Matter churned every morning and delivered in 3-1b. “Ward” rinta 45c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, butterm! and sweet milk, red | AMUSEMENTS. WEEK May ap. NATIONAL THEATER, EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. ‘WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MANAGER JOHN D. MISHLER Calls special attention to the appearance of the wanderful EQUINE PARADOX, OR BARTHOLOMEW'S 16 EDUCATED HORSES. 16 The moet marvelous exhibition of Animal intelligence ever brought before the public. EVERYLHING BUT TALK, Indicating an ability for reasoning that ailies them to the human race. Fite wont Ink Now York tedious: ands of adnit spectators. ‘Three weeks recently in Philadelphia to immense audiences. ~ Special Prices: ‘35. 50. Reserved seata at National ‘Theater forall performain ior NAtoNaL THEATER. THE BOX SHEET For ferred for the MR. SAMUEL G. KINSLEY, (On MONDAY, MAY 29rx), ‘Will be opened at the Theater next MONDAY MORN- the NG. at 3:30. it bt WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN PaRK. GRAND MAY FESTIVAL the ‘WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1882. PRIZE BOWLING, PRIZE SHOOTING, CONCERT AND DANCING. ILLUMINATION AND FIREWORKS. Atzieton (each person). 25 cents. 'HE LADIES’ AID SOCIETY OF THE CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, ‘Will open a Bazar and Art Exhibition, At 925 7th street nortuweet, letween Massachusetts ne ween Maseac! ayes nue and I street. Statuary by Clarke Mills. *-The Death ofBuddha” and ‘*The Seven Gods of Felicity,” two famous paintings. brought from Buddnist Temple in Japan, be on exhibition. Lunch and refreah- ments every day and evening. Come and see the Gar- den of Eden, Admission, 10 cents, m20-6t* RIVER’S . SS ee ENTERTAINMENTS lave ince 2 opening. Several Cabinet Ministers anc their families, as well as zany: Gematore, Members, Banke a as Arniy and Navy and their families, Unanimous verdict of all. j : ; entertain- alt Audletice select; garden beautiful; entertai GRAND MAY FESTIVAL BY THE. WASHINGTON BUTCHENS BENEVOLENT ABS80- CIATION, At Juenemann’s Pleasure Garden, On TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1882. <a Valuable prizes will be ‘awarded ‘for shooting and bowling. Musicand dancing. ‘Tickets 25 cts. m20-3t streets northwes DAY and ‘THURSDAY EVE- Admission, 10 cxnta. by the best feseional and Amateur Talent of Tickets, 35 cents. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL At Mount Vernon Place Church, corner 9th and. K TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and NINGS, MAY 23, 24 and 25, Ad tor m20-5t RAND CONCERT, G Under auspices of the E Street Musical Circle, city, at the E Street ytist Church, TUESDAY EVENING, May 23, 1832, = m20-2t FPORD'S OPERA HOUSE. A GLORIOUS FINALE, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 23, COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT OF JOS. S. SESSFORD. On this occasion the Eminent Comedian, C. B. BISHOP, ‘Will appear as MAJOR WELLINGTON DE BOOTS, InJ. Sterling Coyne’s Delightful Comedy of EVERYBODY'S FRIEND. Seats can now be had at the box office, Filis’ Music Store and Drew's Drug Store. mis (THEATER COMIQUE. - SNELBAKER, ton. No exception. NOT A SINGLE OLD OR WORNOUT .FEATURE. TO-NIGHT, First A if the Celebrated Artists PPeRVOOD and STEELE in their wonderful acts on $n addition tthe rerular compan MATINEE TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SAT- UBDAYS. mis Arona THEATER. MAY 18, 19 AND 20, AND SATURDAY MATINEE, WASHINGTON’S FAVORITE DAUGHTER, MISS MARGARET LANNER, Qiitss Misxre Fars,) Bupported by the eminent young Actor, ROBERT L. DOWNING, together with Mre. ADELINE DUVAL MACK. Mr. B. F. HORNING, of Philadelphia, Mies MAMIE HAR‘ SON, and a full dramatic company, presenting for the first time in Washington Dumas’ celebrated. play PRIN- CESS OF BAGDAD, and THE NEW MAGDALEN. £2 Only-attraction at Ford's or the National this week. ‘Testimonial benefit tendered Mr. SAMUEL G. KINS- be. per qt. Cream, 1c. pint. LEY by Operatic Association May 29th, m15-6t DIED. APITAL THEATER. BRYERT‘ May 19, 1882, at 11:30 a. londav, May 15, One Week On Frida m., MARIE M, BRYERTON, aged 21 years and 8 months. Funeral will take place from her mother’s residence, No. 229 Tenth street southeast, and from thence to St. Peter's Church, where requiem mass will, be held on Monday, May a, at 9 o'clock a.m. ds of the invited to attend. family CHARLES CLAGETT, in the fifty- CLAGETY. third year of his age, third son of the Iste Darius Cla get The remains will be taken from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Snuth Thompson, No. 1005 E street north- Wert, at 4:30 p-m., ‘Sunday, May 21, to Hock Crock Church, where the’ services will be held. Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the church. ° asa, in the twenty-third year oF is age Wake SEES so, In he twenty year of his s FLETCHER, at the resilience of his father, William Fletcher, Chief Division of Loans and Currenéy, Treas- ury Departinent, No. 1232 Fifth etreet northwest. riends of the family are invited to attend the funeral at E street Baptist Church, at 4 o'clock p.m.,on Monday, May 224, RUETH. On Friday evening, May 19th. 1882, at a quarter past nine o'clock, MARIA MATHILDA RUETH, second daughter of John B. and Mary Rueth, aged six: teen yoars and fifteen day: Huneral will take place Monday morning at nine 7A t north ‘Requiem mass will b said for the re- Dose Of her soul at Se Marys church of half-past nine o'clock. Friends and reiatives respectfully invited. * SCOTT. On Saturday, May 20th, 1882, of q oe dropey, o'clock, from her parents’ residence, 173) JOHN RAYMOND, son of Ji aged eight months. Funeral on Monday, 22d May, at3 o'clock, from resi- Genes Fe 206 Ninth street northwest. Friends invited attend. WALL. On Mi: 19th, 1882, of hemorrhage, COLUMBUS 0. WALL. 6thatrects thence fo Oak Hilt Buntays May sist Tee, at3:30 p.m. Relatives and f1 ids invited. i ln McKee, 4428 Metrect northwest alter ‘hn MeKeon, i ter a linger- illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, IOAN . "WHITING, relict of the Ite Harlow H- Funeral services at the church of the Incarnation, 12th and N strvets “northwest, Sunday afternoon af two o'clock. Friends of the family Please attend with- out further notice, ia WHEALAN., On May 18, 1892, ANNIE WHEALAN, nati) land, forty-four years. ® Funeral will take from her late realdence, 1419 street northwest, Sunday afternoon, at 2p.m. Her Palsiivs weal friends are respectfully invited to-attend.2° UNDERTAKERS. ‘OSEPH_GAW! GENSEAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 1 is avenue northwest. ‘Terms moderate sudereipiing Ame oan, ekeatese onaeaiee eit ‘OBN BK. WRIGH'L, UNDERTAKER, J 1837 TextH Staeet Noarawesr. Telephone iS Bi ‘DORF, Are pod UHRURING ‘UNDERTAKER, i. 316 Pennsylvania avenuenorthwest, between 3aand itreets, Everything firvt-class. janl9 BASS ROD! Penge a sdalebone, cleeantiy and BASS RO! lay and Friday Matinees. The Greaiest “Attraction of the Season. Engagement. of FANNIE PRESTIGE and her Great B ue-Min- trel and Specialty Troupe. ‘Ihe Great McNish, Hanly = “Bitte Hansel You Edwards, Leland Sixters, Ned , Charles Young, F. 0. Hall, Viola Hosa, Palsy Kerneli, (12 Beautiful Young Ladies in the Bur- ie of Boccacio, ani "annie Prestige Cadets in a Grand Amazon March: mi5 JE SPLENDID EXHIBITION OF WORKS OF ART, FROM LIVING BELGIU: Will remain pen till JUNE m., and 8 to 10 p. m. daily, Fine Broad tion. Z ml-26t OTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE !!!—I WANT THE public to know that 1219 New York avenue is the Place toget Fresh and Choice Roses, such as Jacqueminot and Marecha: Neil, and a large variety of other Roses; Aleo, an abundant supply of miscellaneous Cut Flowers ofall inde: also, a lane Collection of the latest pattorna of of every kind for all pu at reasonable ices at’ Shon Rotics: "By WAL ME “COLES Fiorist. 35 No, 626 ON EXHIBITION Xo. $26 E AND SALE AT Street. MARKELTE Street No. 626 E street one door from Tth street, Choice Oil Paintings, Engra ‘Chromos, ete. ; aled eg Re Fay Wied an Markriter’s. Terms Cash. Free Art ~ ott PICNICS. EXCURSIONS, &c. Sues EXcl 70 LURAY CAVE, DECORATION DAY, MAY 30rm. Train leaves B. & P. Depot at 8:30a.m. Leave the Cave at 5 p.m. ‘Tickets for sale at Ebbitt House drug store and Free’s book store and at the train. m20-6t H®! FOR GREAT FALLS!1 Packet Excelsior will lea ‘The Steam we street and Canal, ‘Sunday at fin John Btldge suid Great Falla, ‘Fares 80 cents ioe po ee cees ess RS Qccoeuan FALLS =. MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, @ been thoroughly overhauled and newly fur- Sickeek: pttemeeents teenie anti chane Sota ers Places, until further notice, on and after SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1882. Falls, ‘and Wednesdays; boat treet ‘ pie Woe narnia $'p.m. Fare, round tip, 25 cents. “Mount Vernon leaving wharf at 9 a.m., returning isto and Dencinyron al tripe exes BY UNIVERSAL ACCORD, Aven’s Caruartio Pris are the best of all purgatives W.* ig YL Practices in all tue’ SUMMER RESORTS. NGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY. toad substantial builing, and attentive service, Cramer, CULAR EXCELLENCE. a HJ 8G B, CU ° Opens Jue: & m9 fa TLANTIC CITY, oat xt tn rasee map be opened far tion of AY 20rn. The location beine Central, an unobstructed view of Upe oasan takes It on8 Of the thont desirable Cottaes on tbe LD POINT COMFORT, Bathing, Entertainment o! 1309 Pacific A = oposite 2 Oma ATER, venue, mi7-3m Atlantic City, N.J. VIRGINIA, Situated 100 Ag ttf fag yards from jonror. aiithe year Equal to any hotel in the and driving specially attractive. Pec tminenliy coll for southern people. ‘Terms less for equal accammodes tions than any, in the country. Ghimate free froma Malaria, and for Insomnia traly wonderful in ts eopge lar describing bj = none Algrns . eT AEAISON Thc Li am mié-ara Proprietor, Cussenpon HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥., OPENS JUNE 15ra., ENLARGED AND REFURNISHED. E t ae So oe vn] oo = vaggmagmned with accom jor ive bundsed prope Tl3-0w. -HARKIS & LOSEKAM, Proprictors, Car SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA? OPEN JUNE FIRST TO OCTOBER, and, later when company will Justify. having the! awimmins pool of carbonated ¥ a aa a none, m fron, and, from & -quare ters of an hour's ride, (carriage or horseback,) & White Sulphur. Grand mountain scenery, suminer mate unsurpassed; acharming summer hone. More satisfactory results ina number of diseases (some in @ few weeks, others a season) than any eprines in this country or 7 and rates of charge moderate. of access from all points of the compass. Patip and water at Thompson's, 703 15th street, Washi D.C., or will be nent direct on application. “Fue aan good and fishing. Engage rooms early. Hume reds turned away cach scason unable to get quarter, Hunting in season, mlz-2m Hl. SALE, jet W. H. SALF, Proprictor, (PSE MouNTamns. THE PARK HOTEL, WILTTAMSPORT, PA, £10 to $18 Per Week. The hotel and surroundin are very at tractive. Grounts handsomely laid out with flower and fountains, shaded by grand old forest oaks. A cooler and prettier home for the months cannot be found in the mountains. A farmhouse a abundant mupply of the farm produce, combined with « liberal management, makes the Parg Hotel a very devirabie ‘place (0 spend part of the wumme me your Journey to Niagara Falls or Saratoca, break your tripat Williamsport. 112-2mm 7 (R SPRINGS, STEPHENe @ eon's Depot P. O., Frederick county. Va.— Board per day, £2; board per week, 9" $12.50; board per month (of 28 days), $40 AY cor on « half price, Open int June, Paap Star office. F. ©. JORDAN. a m9-2w Re ENON SPRIN AND BATHS. Great North Mountain, pear Winchonter, Va. A 8. PRAT, Proprietor, Open June Ist. For pamphicte giving terme and all informa apply to A. 8. PRATT & SON, 401 9th atrect nor Rooms early. m9-3ma, ‘OTEL BE! ROOME COUNTY, BINGHAMTON, N.Y, ‘This new Hotel, tvuilt and furnished at # cont IS contains at the luxuries found ¥/ in the beat hotels in the country, and although, opened only one year is known by thousands {be one the best in the state. Broome county, locawed on the cool highlands in the state of New York, stands first im the list of counties as to sencral healthtulness, Bing= hamton, containing 20,000 inhabitants, is justly called the **Parlor City.” and with it cleanliness, fne residences, parks, views and drives, fishing and b on the Chenango and Susquchanga rivers, abecnos malaria and ease of acorss from all points, is a beautiful city, A limited number who wish to the summer comfortabiy. quietly and eoonowically,cam Hyaky Arrangements to do so by addressing G. M. FUR mi8- MAN, Prop'r. ASS ROCK HOUSE, GOOD HABBOR DEA Gloucester, Mass, Finest Surf Bathi and Ocean Scenery on the Atlantic coast. Ben: book describing Cape Au : ee aaa F, G. BiOWwR. OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, WES’ Va., Mra. 8. E. LOVETT, Proprietress ‘unsurpassed ; uce fresh from coun-¥ try market; good beds; high elevation. ‘Terme da low, 59 per week. Open June 1, mi3-s, t,th, Im&dim ARATOGA SPRINGS. UNITED STATES HOTEL. Beason of 182 opens JUNE 10th and closes TEMBER 30th, m2-2m TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO, = st — ‘ORK SULPHUR SPRINGS. ‘This delightful summer resort will be for the reception of cuests Ma¥ 15TH, under an § entirely new management. The placeis reached du by Tail to New Oxford, thence by comfortable Springs: daily mail from all points; ate. For term or information address A. B. 5) Paes York Sulphur Springs, Adams Co., Pa, mi-im* LOCK ISLAND, R. I. EAN VIEW HOTEL, RESORT FORK WASH> PEOPLE. Profession pronounce this the; y Fesort on the Atiautic coast. It ix ¥ sea; pure ocean always, 3, surf and still water a Magnificent bask, ew grout sword, cod and biue fishing. No malariay hay eae a oon ‘The Ocean View is on ahich bluff, overlooking the ocean, and accommodates 500 guests: broad piazzas ex= tend early one quarter of a tulle tm pie? music; elegant ball and theatrical room; ‘hot and sea bathe in hotel: hiae more permanent famihen tham any hotel on the Atlantic coast, electric bella, sun, Cn inigrery room; submarine cabie to mainlent ‘Two emailer how hotand Hotel Matisses—n der saan Management. Send for Illustrated Handbook. 0. 8. MARDEN, Manacer, 228.2m 43 Bowdoin et., Boston, until June 15th, RVING HALL, MECHANICSBI P, 0. PA, Eight milee weet of Harrisburg, via GV. HR, in the beautiful and healthful Cum- berland Valley. RTEANG, Pro ‘Capacity, 60 zuests. ELWOOD, Late Manager of ‘024-528 SFAses 1882. Las BRIGHT HOUSE toad Terms, $8 to $14 per week. ‘Send for cirentar. 2m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor, ee HOUSE, Atlantic City, N. J. April 15th for the BEEWEEN TWENTIETH AND STREETS NORTHWEST. ‘RIDAY, MAY 1WENTY-SIXTH, 1982, afer cet of 338 mises, onicieal tot fe 1 baare neath of 04, thosting 48 Tect on E streets by ® : Cush, of which $50 to be paid at time of and balance 120, 23825 J. T. COLDWELL, Auct, athena 9 8: TT UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE vee SIDE OF E Tae SoutH r IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. {USTEES’ EOF VY: ABLE BREE IN THE CITY OF PE Be ge 7 wate regunrin | Court of