Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1882, Page 4

THE EVEN MONDAY = NG STAR. _ om © 26, 1882. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. Orrick OF THE CHIEF StGNAr. OFFICER, 1 ‘Wasnixotox, D.C., June 26, 1882, 9:30 a.m. ¢ For the middle Atlantic states, slightly cooler Southwest to northwest winds, fair weather, pre- ceded in the southern portion by light rains, Stationary or higher barometer. Special Weather Bulletin. TO-MOKROW TO ulef signal o ing spec ‘The barometer 13 lowest no: theast o an hest in the guif stats at Rishold’s Boston Shoe ania avenue. at a great reduction for rty days, ai Richold’s Boston Shoe House, 491 Pennsylvania avenue. Paracors, below cost. J. E. Young, 736 7th st. Parasots tn ail co! Fenovated equal to n + cleaned,and crane veils at A. Fischer's, 996 G st. Fressent’s Ice Cream. below cost. 7147th st. Ivpra L Ex, laces and silts Tas QvanT Tin Howson’s ice cream home, only Beents. Gaixs in good Shoes, TS, efS and Slippers, attend the closing out L. Hetisrvs, 402 7th street. and Insect Powder. Bure and smoked gla 3, 50e. and $1, at Prigg’s. RIENCE proves that J. W. Boteler & Son are the best refrigerators, = Belling A Repvctiox of ten per cent on all misses ging- hams i white lincn lawa and Swiss suits 130 white suits, at Biuim’s, 416 7th street. A Of thi 2 T. Watermin Palm-r, Med to-41iy, leaves to his daughter, Caroline Wil- Hams, all 07 her property, both real and personal. | ivantzed wire fly screens. F. P. nia avenue. Coxat, gold, jet and siiver bri elets at Prigg’s. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. ‘TrsatER Commgue.—Varlety and burlesque. Dntver’s Ganves.—Spectalty entertainment. ABN MMEK GAKDEN.—Concert. WASHINGTON SWIMMING | ScHoo!.—New York | Bvenue, between 13th and 14th streets northwest. —— Condensed Locals. At a meeting of the trustees of the Potomac Im- provement company, at Glymont, Saturday, steps were taken to make further Improvements at that mt, and it was decided to name the wharf | nown as Pye’s whart, Upper Glymont, while that | Bow In use will be called Lower nt. ‘The officers of the United Stat ce have placed {i marine hospttat Cree! Woodworth 1s | ine Addison, colored, employed at the gs house, while out Saturday became exhaust- ea from the extreme heat, and upon returning to | hotel partook of a piate of ice cream, and Shortly afterwards died of apoplexy. meeting was helt y Mason Temple, condu Yomen’s Christian T perance Union, at fered In behalf of the pro- udment to be voted on in Iowa to- M. ¥ afternoon at y¥ Mrs. Cohen, At the Columbia boat club regatta Saturday | eventn; race for working boats was won by | mith. The four-oared shell race y the heavy crew—Thompson, Kintut Henderson and Boyd, Street lamps will be lighted at 11:45 p. m. and extinguished at 2:30 a. m. Several severe cases of Miness, caused by the excessive heat, were reported yesterday by the Police. Chesterfield Johnson, colored, died in the alley between 44, 6th, K and L streets, South Washington. About 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon a white man named Ferdinand Kempley, a Swede, liv- ing in Alexandria, Va., was found in Franklin ‘square tn a critical condition from the effects of aunstroke. Dr. Samuel S. Adams rendered medt- €al aid, and he was removed to the Freedman’s ospita! in the ambulance. ‘The alarm from box 513 at 2:40 o'clock yesterday Morning was for the burning of a house between With ani 18th and B and C streets southeast, owned and occupied by Mr. Cornelius O’Keiff. The building and a portion of the furniture was con- sumed. Loss $00; insured for $300. The fire de- tment arrived joo late to go Into service. William Anderson, a colored boy, was fined $2 or geven days by Judve Snell this morning for mak- Ing an indecent exposure of his person—swimming in one of the lakes in the White lot. Sophia H arris, colored, 108 years of age, died at the Washington Asylum yesterday. ‘Out of twenty-four burial permits tssued this TMmorning up to 11.30 o'clock, eleven were for chlld- Fen, and the cause cholera infantumn. The Colored Association will begin tts Sesion at the 15th street Presbyterian church to- Morrow morning at 10 o'clock. The association ‘Will hold two sessions daily. George Newman, one of the young m2n who had & prize fizht on Point on Sunday mora- ing, a few weeks ago, about a girl, was before Suwige Soci! to-day. The other man, Wm. Skid- More, has not been arrested, having leit tae city. After hearing the testimony the court imposed a Bne of $10 on Newman. An all day meeting for special prayer will be helt to-morrow for the voters of Iowa that prohi- Ditton may be successful, at Masonic Temple by the Wom in’s C. T. Union’ Lafayett Allison was sentencad to three months &n jail by Judge Snell to-day for the larceny of a coat and accordeon from Conral Habert. Sergeant Johnson and Private Duvall, of the 5th reciict, raided house No. 42) Temperance alley stnight. Fanny Jenking, colored, the proprie- tress, with several of her female boarders, and a White man, were locked up at the station house all Bight. In the Police Court today Fanny was charged with Keeping a bawdy house, and was Bned $5 or 90 days in jail. An appeal was noted. —<—_—— A Weman Seriously, Perhaps Fatally, autem. About midnight Saturday night a colored rough, Ramed Daniel Buchannan, broke down the door of Marion Jackson's house,in Low's bottom, just south of the Capttol, and seriously assaulted her, breaking some of her ribs, by striking her with bricks. Policeman Prather, of the seventh pre- inet, found her lying on the floor in an apparently Gying condition. “Dr. Marstellar was summoned, and she was sent to the Freedman’s hospituL Om: cer Prather a few hours afterwaris arrested Bu- channan In the Police Court this morning he Was charged with assault and battery with intent tkill Prosecuting Attorney Moore stated that the woman was so seriously injured that there Was some danger of her dying, and he would ask {hat the prisoner be committed without ball, which es Ix THE Potice Covrt this morning, Prosecutt: Attorney Moore called Judge Snell® attention e the fact that some of the policemen are late bring- ing thefr cases to court for trial, and on account of the oppressive weather, he wouid not hereafter re- ceive any cases after 9 o'clock. Judge Snell said Mt was desirable by all that the business of the fourt should be gotten over before the extreme Beat oft the day, and he would be willing to hold an early court if 1 could be arranged with the po- lice department to have their cases at court at an early hour. No Stxtxe.—The published statement that there Was a strike among the painters in the employ of William E. Spaulding & Co. was inquired into by a STax reporter at their place of business 3 end be was informed that there ts no strike. it ‘the early part of last week the painters expressed Some dissatisfaction with the employment of 9 Bon-union man, and after conference with their employers the matter was amicably adjusted Weshington News and Gossip. Mason H. P. Cortis, judge advocate, has been ordered to report at West Point, August 28, for duty as professor of law at the military academy, and will be relieved from bis present duty in the bureau of military justice. REPorT ON THE Naval Acapemy.—The board of visitors to the naval academy, at Annapolis, in thetr report to the Secretary of the Navy recom- men new engine and bollers in the steam depart- entoft the superintendent's rest- ew court quarters arral for officers’ and a new mess hall and kitchen; new working quarters, recommendation 18 made that molels in the inedern improvements In guns and arriages shall be furnished for use, and also that a steam man-of-war be attached to the academy. ‘The board recommend that candidates for admission be appointed before March, and examined between th and gist of May, and thos? who pass be sent on a practice erulse until the studies begin in the fall. District Government Affairs. X petition signed by fifty-three residents of South Washington was today ed to the District Commissiosers requesting that the law relative to the use of streets for a freight de- pot be enforced against the B. & P. R. R. Co. REPAIRS OF PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDINGS, W. C. Dodge, chairman of the committee on ig and repairs, Board of School Trustees, has mitted to the Commissioners a copy of the record of the action of that committee in reference to the use of the repair fund for the school build- ings for the current year. The appropriation of £15,000 will be divided ‘among the several divisions as follows:—I1st_ division, §2,500; 24, $2,000; 31, $2,500; 4th, $500; 5th, $1.20); 6th, $1,000; 7th, $3,300, making a total of $13,000. “The 'comm'ttee recom- mend that the sums named be expended in the several divisions 1a accordance with a detailed list of repairs to be furnished to the inspector of build- ings by the sub-boards of trustees of each di- vision. —————— Parade of Strikers. A party of about a hundred brickmolders, on a strike, passed up Pennsylvania avenue and up 7th Street, With a band, this afternoon, to their hall, where a secret meeting took place. It 1s under- stood that they claim §3 per day as an equitable Tate of pay a 6 ‘The Star Routers Take a Little Excur- sion. A party of star routers and their friends went down the river yesterday about forty miles on a quiet Sunday excursion. The steamer Mystic was chartered for the oceasion, with John Chamberlin as caterer. The party consisted of S. W. Dorsey and brother, Thos. J. Brady and brother, M. C. Rerdell, — Turner, McSweeny, one of the coun- | Sel for Dorsey, Detective Geo. 0. Miller, John Sar- gent, Major A. C. Richards, A. B. Willams, Harry Willams, and others. The Mystic left about 10 o'clock yesterday morning and returned about 9 o'clock lastnight, having’ encountered an almost dead culm nearly’ the whole time, making it un- Pleasantly hot. A first-class dinner, with cooling iquids, however, made amends for the intense heat, and the star routers managed to pass a very pleasant fraternal reunion. Tuomas BcckLEy, policeman, has been dis- missed from the force for Intoxication, and the dismissal bas been confirmed by the Commis- sioners. THERE HAS BEEN NO TIDINGS of Mr. Bigelow, the defaulting receiving teller of the National Bank of the Republic. Various rumors about his being still in this city, others that he left last Wednes- day on the western train, where he has a brother in Dakota, &c., are still curre a A Great Commotion took place between two and three o’clock this afternoon, between the clothing dealers on D, between’ 9th and 10th streets. It grew out of the case of one of the chil- dren spilling some water in the passage way, where two families live. Several other families got mixed up in ‘the dispute, and a fight broke out, in which about a dozen took and several arrests took place, and the parties— two Strombergers and two Holzs—are locked up in the fifth police precinct for a hearing to-morrow In the Police Court. Tele crams to | The Star. —__ 5 The Clearfield Miners‘ Strike. PHILADELPHTA, June 26—About half the miners in the Clearficl1 region are on strike to-day, six mines being idie in the vicinity of Houtsedale and four near Philadelphta. A complete suspension or a resumption of work will, it is thought, be de- cided on in a few days. ———— The Pennsylvania Democratic Con- vention. HareispunG, Pa., June 26.—Not over a dozen delegates have as yet arrived to attend the demo- cratic state convention, which assembles here on Wednesday neat. None of the prospective candidates have made thelr appear- ance. Headquarters have been established at both the Lochiel and Bolton houses by various candidates. Several of the candidates are ex. pected this afternoon and to-night. The indica- tions are that the convention will be one of the largest ever held in this city. ‘The few who are resent are of opinion that {t will require two days to complete the work of the convention. —_s—___ Affairs in West Washington. A FarTar REesvit.—Charles A. Lucas, the saloon keeper at No. 3019 Water street, who took lauda- num Saturday with suicidal intent, died at 2:30 o'clock yesterday morning. The coroner yester- day viewed the remains, and gave a certificate in accordance with the above stated facts. No cause is assigned for the act. Mr. Lucas leaves a wife and three small children. The funeral takes pope this evening from his late residence, No. 3027 street, at 5 o'clock. Bartizing.—The colored people had a beg | yesterday morning in Rock creek, north of the 3 Street bridge. Twenty candidates were immersed. THe WEST WasBINGToN ZovAVE Fuxp.—Mr. C. H. H. Thomas, who signs himself “Ex-captain commanding the West Washi m Zoua writes to THE Star a letter expla sition made of the $165, which w: the fair held in April. He states that a propest tion Was made to buy a barge with the money for the use of the members, but this met with oppo- sition, and the result was that a motion was passed distributing the money among the mem- Ts, Which was done; and that the motion to distribute the funds was not made by the writer. THE CATERPILLARS are beginning to feed upon the leaves of the trees in the public streets, espec- lally upon the tender and succulent leaves of the younger trees which were planted last fall, and which but for these insects are in a healthy and flourishing condition. | If any officer ‘3 responsible for the preservation of these lovely ornaments of our streets, now is the time for the exercise of his stripped of their graceful foliage, as if swept by the gales of autumn. GRAIN ARRIVALS.—Boat Dr. - Shai ‘with 362 bbis. flour and 350 bushels wheat; boat G. T. Dun- lop, with 1,100 bushels wheat and 5,000, bushels corn; boat Loudoun, with 3,500 bushels corn. The corn was sold to arrive, and the wheat was not of- fered on ’Change to-day. CONDITION OF THE WaTER.—Great Falls, recety- ing reservoir and distributing reservoir, clear. —————————— 1,000 sew srvizs OF AMERICAN ORGANDY LAWNS, in Lawn Tennis, Polka Dots, Stripes, Lavender, Pink, Blue, Tinted Grounds, Black, Blue, Brown and Ping Figures, yard wide, 12 cents. 200 New Styles of Union LINEN LAWNS, at 8 cents, India LINEN, 12 cents. Wamsutta COTTON, 9 cents. 200 New Styles of Madras DRESS GINGHAMS, in Plaids and Seersucker Styles, 10 cts. and 12 cts. FOULARDS, in Satine designs, 12 cents, Satin Stripe NAINSOOK, 12 cents. India LINENS, very fine, 20 cents, 25 cents, Persian LAWNS, very fine, 25cents. Dotted, Figured, and Lace Striped SWISS, 18, 20, 250, Lace GRENADINES; Lace BUNTING, 25cts. CLOTH, for Boys’ Suits, 25 cts., 37 cts., 50 cts, LINEN, for Boys’ Suits, 15 cta., 18 cts., 20 cbr. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50. Lined PARASOLS, $2, $3, $4. MATTINGS and CARPETS, LONSDALE CAMBRIC, 10 cte. TOWSON’S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE. 3022 Without a strike. —— Jowapss ELEctions.—OMicers have been elected by Jonadab Councils as follows: Council, Ni * W. Sinith, P. R. S.; William’H. Young, F.'8. y. guide; N. Joni Finch, om, treasurer; W. M. Bruce, a vor Netso trustees, Pioneer Council, No. L—A. S. Dent, W. C.; Jas- anh Jonnson, V.C.; W. J. Tem, pacriarel CE satis, He S.; Joseph Savage, F. 8.2 tO, Potxin- horn, treasurer; C. W. Mathlot, guide; J. C. jones, assistant guide; W. H. Thompson, LW. W. Hay, 0. W., and C. E. Hotgkins, organist, a ‘Tue Sate of a Library of medical and - pele tt ee See ot mt it. room this evening at So'clock. See adve! ROPICAL, CE BALBRIGGAN SHIR’ and PANTS, soosieaniittpaare Prices low. seme Broad BRIM STRAW HATS at WILLETT & RUOFF'S, Jelé-Im 905 Pennsylvania avenue. B ROBINSON & CU. e 20x CLOTHING HOUSE, ols 99 Pawusrivanta Avoxve. G,00D GREEN COFFEE, 10 POUNDS FOR $1.00. pioy frac emote sesves: grace tae. 1 gall. my “BOUQUET” WHIBEN.....00c00000-00 250 The District Commissioners Dent, and Morgan were at the Capitot to-day looking after the interest of District btils—the water supply and appropriation bilis— whieh are in conference. Senator Piumb 18 stili confined to his house by illness. The conferees on the District appropriation bill are awaiting his re- turn to the Senate to take up that bill THE WATFR SUPPLY BILL, Senator H+rris has returned from Tennessee and was in his seat to-day. On his motion the Senate insisted upon its non-concurrence in the House amendments to the water suppiy bill and ap- pointed a second conference, consisting of the same conferees—Mess7s, Harris, Ingalls, and Gor- man. Mr. Ingalls was absent to-day, but will be to-night, and Mr. Harris informed a Srar re- porter that Le would calla meeting of the confer- ence committees for to-morrow morning, and sald he was hopeful that an agreement would be reached that would enable the bill to pass without any furtiier delay. CHEAP FARE AND QUICK TRANSIT BETWEEN WASH- INGTON AND NEW YORK. Representative Hozelton, of Wisconsin, chatr- Main of the House committee on Pacific ratlroads, has reported a substitute for the original bill incorporating the National Railway company. The Substitute authorizes the company to build a Tailroad from Washington to the Hudson river, opposite New York. First-class fare between the two cities must not exceed $5, and the time for transporting the United States mail must not exceed six hours and thirty minutes, The charter cannot be assigned to any other company. The construction of the road must be mn within twelve months of the Passage of the act. ‘The incorporators named in the iil are Messrs. John B. Gordon, Joseph A. Jam: Hugh McCulloch, Wm. A. Wallace, H. M. Hutchinson, George K; Chase, Noah L. Jeffries, John A. J. Cressweik and A. E. Davis, The substitute was ordered printed and reommitted to the committee. News Briefs, An Irish constable named Megaghey was shot in County Meath by disguised assassins. At a riot in Cork on Saturday tho police were fired at and ston Word was received at Pittsburg yesterday that another large body of workingien, the coal m‘ners of the Clearfielt region, haa ‘decided to join the army of the strikers, and that to-day the Immense output of that region will be suddenly ut of John Daggett was nominated for Heutenant gov- ernor by the California democratic convention. J. R. Glasscock and C. A. Sumner were nom!- nated for Congressmen-atlarge. General Rose- crans has been renominated by acclamation for Congress in the first district of California. In the Cumberland coal region the Clearfield tniners have Jotned the ranks of the strikers, and their attitu'le 1s more determined than ever. ‘They think that they will be able to hold out until the companies yield to thetr demands. Rey. Dr. John Polsal, the oldest. member of the Baltimore conference of the M. E. church south, died last evening in Baltimore after a long illness: He was at one time chaplain of the House of Rep- resentatives. In his sermon yesterday, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher endorsed the freight-handiers’ strike in New York and Jersey City as justifiable, and said that the Knights of Labor, Workingmen’s Union, &c., were popular educators. A mass meeting of democrats of Richmond county, Ga. Saturday, endorsed Alexander H. Stephens for'governor, and James C. C. Black for Congress from the eighth district. Eliner Helmbold, aged 20, stabbed himself Sat- urday in New York, attempting suicide. He 1s a 8on of the eccentrie'H. 'T. Helmbold, now in a Phil- adelphia insane asylu ——— E Tae Seancu yor Lreor. Curep’s Party.—Engt- neer Melville telegraphs from Yakutock, under date of April 10, as follows: “I have searched the coast from the river Aiaenk to the river Jana, but have found no traces of the second cutter or Lieut. Chipp’s party. I have buried the remains of DeLong, Ambler, Collins, Lee, Gortz, Dressler, Knack,’ Ivorsen,’ Boyd and Ah Lom. I have secu every paper pertaining to the expedition. Ereckson and the Indian Alexie had already been — in the river Lena. I am now en route to irkutsk.” GToRK’s PLEASURABLE AND ECONOMI- CAL TOURS. Tour to Canada, embracing Hudson River, Howe's Gave, Omeno Lake Trenton Fain thourana islands, ids of the St, Lawrence, Montreal, Au Sal am, Lakes Georxe and Champlain, Sara- toga, Etc., a thirteen day trip, with hotel and ali expenses paid, for only SEVENTY-THREE DOLLARS. Tour to Mount Desert and White Mountains, a ten aays trip, with hotel and all expenses paid, ONLY SIXTY-THREE DOLLARS. | Ocean Trip, Baltimore to Boston—Isles of Shoals, Lake Sebaro and White Mountains, ete., a ten days tour, all expenses paid, {6 ONLY FIFTY-NINE DOLLARS. Send for Descriptive Guide free. W. L. STORK, Je26-5t 220 W. Baltimore street, Baltimore, HE. RUPPER?, ‘NOB, 403 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST, HEADQUARTERS FOR iE WHITNEY CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE ‘COMPANY. ‘the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability in the ARCHERY, FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET and AWN TENNIS, BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, TRI- CYCLES, WAGONS, &c.. cau be bought at the lowes manufacturers’ prices, CHR. RUPPERT. PATENT COMBINED FLY TRAP AND ADJUSTABLE WoW WIkN NppD 0OOwW W WwW WWWWIINN ND DO OWWWW WWWWIINNND DO 0 WWWW WW WW IIN NND (DO 0 WWWW W WIN NNDDD 00 WW 5858, GOO RRR REREEENN N O OR RE EO NNN msg oh™aet EF EAN Sgss8 Goo R REREEEEN NN’ DAISY LAWN MOWERS, HYDRANT HOSE, BUILD- ERS' AND MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE, F. P. MAY & CO., 55 634 Penna. avenue, near 7th street. . i a CONCORD -HARNESS.” GET THE BEST. LUTZ & BRO., Agent for the eale of ‘‘The Concord Harness” of all Kinds and descriptions. COUPE, CARRIAGE and KOAD HARNESS a specialty. celebrated Concord Harnese and Collars. wich we oft (cord Harness ig low prices. "Every genuine Con at ver Samiped with maker's naiue and trade mark. TRUNKS, SATCHELS, &c., in great variety at bot- toi prices. LUTZ & BRO., 497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, je7-Im Adjoining National Hotel. BEST BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, $10 AND $12, fast colors; Boys’, 37 and $9; Children’s, with short pants, $5 and $6; Children’s Linen Suits, $2; Of- Boys’ Straw Hats, from 25c. upwards. Lest $1 School Shoe in the city; Misees and Children’s Slippers and N.P. Ties for exam- ination, from Sc. up; ot J.0.W. Cong. Gaiter and Low-cut Shoes, for $1.50. J. W. SELBY, Je 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘The patro: of dealers and consumers is earnestly soliaite. Polite and provopt attention and best market Pp teed. De id He street S porand Howe wharf Sebi SNA Osteetsnorthwest, om & CO. REARS BRR" aca uaTe gant in tie Gectlvenees, Dyepepels and ‘General Disotders of Ston- ‘Try them. 25 cents. THUR 7 Puansactsr, mio ANahand and 20 ead Domes new Hon. J. L. H. 5en Woon, mysam *% CORN WELI Grose ASS o. ie {lpedepeclas ; Selby B. ‘de- armas Oe the Sere es oo Ww. WHEATLE!'S scot SEAT Bere Eee rateanese™ and to all parts A Fight with Tadians, AN INDIAN AGENT SHOT THROUGH THE ARM. ‘The Commisstoner of Iadlan Affairs has received a communication from Agent Lewellyn,dateda Mes- calero agency,New Mexico,(via Fort Stanton,N.M.,) Jane 2th, saying:—“A few days. @small party vi hostiies ¢xine Be camp 0: “Give Me a Horse,” es- Fort Union: prigu2s*8. Made one raid from iD to Rio Ru ), Stoalt bringing stolen inere. Yesterday, at 8p. m., Clerk Eiston, sctMand'agency police, with princi- i chiefs, surrounded jhostiles’ cam} ; they re- used fo surrender; fight ensued; “Give Me a Horse” and two ‘hostiles killed. San Juan, war chief Mantseite, the police and agency Indians fought well, routing hostiles and capturing camp. Have sent to Stamtom:for troops to follow balance of hostiles, Thisdemonstrates determination of Mesealevos to not permit hostiles to harbor here. In the fght I was shotthrough the left arm. ‘The surrounding of the hhostiles’ camp, and action taken was agreed to and urged by Mescaleros In counc! It also pd my approval.” QATARREH SANFORD’S!RADICAL CURE. INSTANTLY RELIEVES ‘The most violent Sneezing or Head Colds, clears the head as by magic, stops Watery Discharges from the Nose and Eyes, prevents Ringing Noiees in the Head, cures ‘Nervous Headache, and Subdues Chills and Fever. IN CHRONIC CATARRH Ttcleanses the nasal passages of foul mucus, restores the senses of smell, taste and hearing when affected, frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of offensive, choking matter, sweetens and purifies the breath, stops the cough, arrests the progress of Catarrh toward con- sumption. A PURELY BALSAMIC DISTILLATION of Witch Hazel, American Pine, Canada Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossoms, etc. Sweet, safe, effective. ‘One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and one Dr. Sanford’s Inhaler, in one package, of all druggists, for $1. Ask for SANFORD’S RADICAL CUKE. . ~ WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass. COLLINS’ PLASTERS. ELECTRICITY, Gentle, yet effective, anited with Healing Balsam, ren- der COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER one hundred times superior to all other plasters for every Pain, Weakness and Inflammation. Price 25 cents. Sold everywhere. 120 OITY ITEMS. When Heart and Brain languish and the majesty of perfect human nature is conquered by a fickle temper and tendency to sorrow, the nerves are faulty. Give sympathy to the sufferer and teach him the virtues of Dr. Ben- son’s Celery and Chamomile Pills. Speer’s Wines. A committee was appointed to visit Alfred Speer’s Vincyards at Passaic, N.J., to examine his wines and cellars and report. The following 1s a part of the report. Many will be a little surprised to learn that within yo short a distanc2 from this city has been prosacuted’an enterprise of so much importance, and with'so much success: “The qualities ef these wines are not excelled by any producer insthe world, and during the sea- son when the operations of handling the grapes, expressing the Jutees, and the other treatment are in active progress tt is interesting and instructive to visit the vineyards and witness the operation. RH MARTIN, A. 8. HEATH, M.D., > Committee.” J. Diercnweit, Convalescents from all wasting diseases should use Carter’s Liver Bitters for their superior strengthening and tonic qualities. ‘The Marked Popular Favor accorded to “Hub'Punch” ts amply warranted. No other punch madewhen required for use can rival Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse. Sirs Winslow's Sosthing Syrup ist oriptl of one of the best ‘up is the prescription female pi ct and purses in the United Statesjand has been wsed for forty years with never-! success by millions of mothers for their ¢i mn. It relieves the child from pain, cures ‘and diarrhoea, grip in the bowels witd colic. Bye ivi health to the child it the mother. Frise cents a m,W,3 Don’t Die in the House. “Rough on Rats.” Clears out rats, mice, roaches, perhase files, ants, moles, chipmunks, gophers, ‘Alderney, Dairy Wagons.” id delivered ae Ward” prints 400. per It and deliver in 34-1 be r Also, cottage cheese, but Bes qt. Cream, ic. pint. PERSONAL. WwW WILLIAMS AND C. E. PRICE'S PRIVATE Detective ’, Consultations free. All busi ness (etait Me ty Sioa mded to. 26 F street northwest. 2 1] eee DETECTIVE AGENCY, 309 9TH ate Fae Shen: requested; all business strictly confi Flinder. ATTORNEYS. W, * EIzeERALp, e ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Building, co dential. C.E. mh Practices in all the Courts, m3 N.* ” Attorney-at-Law, * Rooms 2 snd 4 Gunton Law Building, 472 Louisisna avenu se EDUCATIONAL. AMUSEMENTS. ‘THEATER COMIQUE, SUMMER GARDEN. an MONDAY, JUNE 267m. Y special request, and at an expense of over $1,000, Hecchiagement cf the seat and ony HARRY KERNELLS, JOHN MISS KITTIE O'NET, > ‘the charnnion Lady Jig Dancer; LITTLE ROSENUD, BRYANT AND RICHMOND, WEST AND RAY, &e., &e. Conctuainie with the moet laughatve ef all Irigh Come- veal MULDOON'S PIC-NIC. MATINEES TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SAT- URDAYS. $e26 SNER’S SUMMER GARDE! nN, & street, between 7th and Sth strects. CONCERT EVERY EVENING By an Orchestra of FIFTEEN SELECTED MUSICIANS. je12-3m MMICH'S ORCHESTRA. First-class Music furnished for Picnics, Excursions and all cther occasions. _Kesidencel 187 8th street north - Wert. Office hours, 9 to 12 and 3 to 6. Je12-3w* [Bees SUMMER NIGHT ENTERTAIN- MENT. THE BIJOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHINGTON. SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. An entire New Company this week in a great bill. Je5 ITB WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, ‘New York ave., between 13th and 14th streets, Water constantly changing and kept at temperature of 80 to 85 di Hours: Gentlemen, 7 to9 a, m. and 2:30 to 10 p. m. Laaies, 10. m. to 13 m. Guaranteed instruction in Swimming, $5." __Je3-Im No, 626 ON EXHIBITION (No. 626 E t AKD SALE AT E Street. MARKRITER's, Street No. 626 E street northwest, one door from 7th street, Choice Oil Painti: ings, Chromos, ete. ; also PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. XCURSION TO GLYMONT BY THE RYLAND CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL, > On the Si KEYPORT, THURSDAY, JUNE 20rm. 7th street, at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. aber pera e iesve Gi it at 1 and 9; ; returning, leave Glymont at 1 and 9 p.m. ‘Tickets, adults, 40 cents: Je26-3t Gunpay EXCURSIONS. LADY OF THE LAKE Will make trip of 40 miles down the Potomac River ev- ery SUNDAY AFTERNOON, leaving bti-strect what at3:30 p.m. Returning about 8 o'clock. No liquors sold on Fare, 50c. ; Children half price. 3e24-2m RAND EXCURSION TO GLYMONT POTOMAC FRUIT GuOWERS! ASSOCIATION, THE on STEAMERS KEYPORT AND MYSTIC, TUESDAY, JUNE 27rx, 1882, Keyport leaves foot of 7th street 9.a.m. and 3 p.m. Returning, leaves Glymont 1 p.m. and p.m. Mystic leaves Ferry Company's whart 6 p.m. And returning leaves Glymont7 p.m. ‘The exercises in the afternoon {rill be music, address and literary exercises; dancing in the evening on arrival of afternoon boat. First-class music. Refresh- ments and regular meals obtained at Glymont. Tem- Polound fp te Gly mont role ena returning. on eth. p to Glymont gotu an on either boat: Adults, S0c,: Children, 2c. Jeus-2t GELEcT EXCURSION TO BLACKISTUNE’S ISLAND, ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1882. Steamer T. V. ARROWSMITH will leave her wharf, foot of 7th street, at8 o'clock a.m. , returning at 11 p.m. o's Brass and Strit ‘been engaged ing Band has ion. managers will spare no endeavors to make the trip an enjoyable one. | No improper parties will be per- huitted ou the boats’ ‘The ‘cteat Island 5 be thus affordi: mio te fe Pushing jours, thus affording am) (Or Boating, and Salt-water Bathing.” ‘Tickets, 50 cents. Commnitte>.—Joun Crook, W. Appleby, A. Dyer, E. McCue, John Little, L. mith, ‘f. D.’ Gittins,” D: Murphy. W. Humphreya, je24-t* uep ANNUAL EXCURSION OF A.S. C. OF ANCHOR LODGE No. 9, I. 0. M., TO GLYMONT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1882, Steamer KEYPORT will leave 7th street wharf at 9 a. m.and3 p.m. ‘Tickets, 50 cents; Children, 25 cents. P. 8. All tickets sold for steamer J; W. Thempeon are good, only change being in place and time of leaving Of boats” 1 Change ? yeal-ot UMMER RACES.—GRAND EXCURSION TO LEESBURG, VA.—JULY 4, 1882, Summer Meeting of Loudoun Agricultural Society. Running, Trotting and Hurdle Races, July 4th and 5th. Round-trip Tickets, good for two days, $1.40. ‘Trains leave B. and P. Depot at 8 o'clock am. Keturning leave Leesburg at 5:30 o'clock p. m. Je22-10t GECOND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF NATIONAL LODGE NO. 12, F.A.A.M, STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN, Tk id Lady, sale by members and at the boat on the evening of the excursion. will leave 7ch st. wharf at 5:30 p.m.sharp, returning at 12. Jjel7,20,22, 24826 ati DRY GOODS. DRY GooDs. Woopwanp & LOTHROP, «PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921 ‘Will offer next week the following Special Bareains in MEN'S FURNISHINGS: 25 Dozen ECRU LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE, splendid quality: newer before sold less then 75c. Pair; we shall offer for 50c.per pair. Having closed several lots from the importers in fine Lisls Half ‘Hoee, elegant styles, we shall offer at 62'e., T5c., ‘Siive. and $1 per pair. The best value ever ehown in this city. SUMMER TIES. 100 Doz White LAWN TIES. 100 Doz. White LAWN TIES (Superior quality. } 100 Doz. CAMBRIC and PERCALE TIES. .25c. per doz. The best quality and styles ever offered at the price. WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. Special Barrain—48-inch REAL SWISS LAWN, in three qualities, at 22c., 250. and 3c. per yard. ‘These are specially good value, which cannot be da- vlicated, but we bought them very much under price, and give cur customers the benefit, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921. --PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE... je24 WOODWARD & LOTHROP. NDERSON’S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS REDUCED FROM 45c. TO 3734c. 92-inch wide SCOTCH GINGHAMS, at 25c., former Price 37440. French JACONETS and TOILE D'ALSACE, reduced from 35e. to 25c. Figured French SATINES at 37}c. and 50c. EI BATISTES : Soe voduens Teas sae <1 S 25c., reduced from 30c. ww Price AKASOLS and EM- ns UMMER SILKS, FOULARD and BLACK GRENADINES. Ladies’ BLACK LISLE HOS: at 1. THREAD GLOVES, C.P. CORSETS. MOUSQUETAIRE KID. GLOVES, from $1 to $2.50. DeAbZk UNDERWEAR, CANTON CREPES, IN- Novelties” in SILK, WOOL, LINEN and COTTON “WHITE GOODS, ” at popular prices. SHETLAND an ‘GHUDDA SHAWLS. it assortment of choice SILK FABRICS for summer Wear,” Black Spanish Lace NETS. FLANNELS for Bathing Suits. LADIES’ LINEN and MOHAIR DUSTERS. "PLAIN FIGURES, CHOICE GOODS AND COR- RECT PRICES, s888g FRE A TIT 00 NN N E AA T 0 ONNN Sgss8 ErE AA T 00 N NN PPP EEE RRR RRR Y¥Y ¥ PPE RO ORR RY ¥ PPP FE RRR RRR YY PB E RRR R Y¥ w P EKER RRR Y¥ » (Successor to Perry & Brother, ) Pennsylvania avenue, corner Ith strast, Established 1840. Je WE HAVE JUST OPE: ED A BEAUTIFUL All Pore Sik GRENADIN from 75c. to $2. ‘wool, 25¢, NUN’S VEILING, in all Shades, pure Ail Pare Lin 8, 20c. ine H GINGHAMS, 373c., formerly sold for 45c. SATIN Large © of PERSIAN LAWNS, INDIA LI SLIN, in all shades. D SWISS, &e. We have added to our stock a beautiful line of SWISS EMBROIDERY, used for trimming White Goods, 0. Fs) REET SPACE. Ww. ARE NOW UNDER ROOF. a THE PLASTERERS AND CARPENTERS ARE AT WORK. ECOND GRAND EXCURSION TO LURAY CAVE, on FOURTH JULY. ‘Train leaves depot, er Batreeta, at preciseiy 8 o'clock a.m. ; return at ‘view the Cave. ith and twelve youre $2.65) Tickle fer tale st . 65. ets for a ie 8 Book Store, at the stveet and Pennsylvania ice, corner Dépot morning of 4th. XB. K. HELPHENSTINE and 1B. J.D. : Je17, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 80, 3 Managers, 1HE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE- MENT COMPANY ‘Will commence THUBS! yport, wi at 9 a.m. and 3p. m., returnil mont at 1 p.m.and9 p.m. Fare, round-trip— lulte, 50 cents; cl 5 centa. Reduced rates to societies and clubs can be obtained of J. Orville Jahn- son, 809 Pennsyivapia avenue. No contracts made with grounds at Glymont, except present agreements. ‘bu. E. P HOWLAND, jel2 Becretary. R CHARTE ally Stted for Excursions. Apply at ftieet. wharf Jel0-Im ©. W. RIDLEY, Manager.” UANTICO PAVILION. inning SATURDAY, June 10th, the Popular Steamer KEYPORT *.e8 the piace of the Excelsior on this route. QUANTICO Boating, fishing, croq rY, rye duis, Tank Steamer leaves wharf at 9 a.m. ahd 3:30 lawn tennis, other amusements. ‘Tth-street p.m. ; SUNDAYS at 4p.m. only. Round trip tickets, 50 cents. my29-3m RREDERICH FEMALE SEMINARY STATE COL- ite Institution. - Course ugh and compre- ive. Professors amd teachers of suj abiilty. me culture. ‘Terms moderate. For logues address Mra. M."W. HACKLETON, President Frederick, Md. 3 seen” ROF, ALEX. 8. De WOLOWSEL PIANIST ‘and Vocalist, has ee bast in existence. “the and concerts, at 807 I street northwest. Faw TAUGHT IN ALL ITS BRANCHES AND H, LARUE French native and graduate of tho je2-Im* PRSNCH LegsoNs“SUMMER TERM AT MODE- ratorates. Morning and Evening Clasees for bezin- Sst wharvogh ona Wctleal ok Food prommidation juired in ® ahort time. Gs Tesidence, 1823 etreot northwest. Sm mye ‘WW211s COLLEGE FoR YOUNG LADIES. Full N.Y. Music and Art. Locati beautiful and healthful." Session bet 1882. Send for catalogue, E. 8, D. Diy President. my? 'PEN( \N BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER Ni nd Ratrerts Rathweet gccapiee secon aa ee HALL ING. Gompiaes training sons = for Sorbonne University of Paris. 913 G street. ‘arrangements for W {rats NEw MALER, aor Taxaog Bacar” ihe ‘on D street. th Organ, Voice, Voice, Singing. i "Twalve, teachers. Director. _ja4-6m* H® FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN ‘The steamer Execisor, canal, packet, will make her regular tripg to the above. places on MONDAY, WED. NESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY, leaving her’ wharf, Congress street and C: _ Be ad at 8 o'clock a. m. sharp. Fare, ‘round trip. Tuesday, yan 7. For information inquire at GHATS HILTONS 308 sth street, opposite Center Market, or G. W. WEBSTER, 1114 4th stn. w. Jed-awe O°°e UAN FALLS MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, Having been thoronghly overhauled and new; is running excursions to the above places, New BOOKS. Floating Matter of the Air, by John 00, Ants, Bees and Wasps. by. Sir ‘Sele: Boroe: $4; “Applotens Bummeor tens meter SSSRZSzea ere ‘We positively expect to open inthe early Fall. We must prepare for removal, REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, All goods reduced from 30 to50 percent. We will not, shall not, dare not carry any old goods into our new building. Our assortment is still complete, but we shall buy no ‘more goods to replenish our present Stores, as we must close out every department as near as possible. Goods on hand when ready for removal will besold at auction. 1,000 pieces beautiful POLKA DOT and FIGURED LAWNS at 5 cents, warranted fast colors. 600 pieces full yard-wide GRASS CLOTH in natural flax color an dnavy blue at the astonishing low price of Scents per yard. They are retailed in most stores at 20 cents. 300 pieces extra wide and fine VICTORIA LAWN at a es Rian Rue CERCERD SURAH SILER, SINCE WIDR, Wo, YORMER PRICE CLOSING OUT PRICES INGRENADINES, DRI GODS. PARASOLS, SUN UMDRELLAS. GINGe HAMS, &e. CHOICE STO-K OF GOO! SUITABLE FOR EVENING WEAN AT THE WATERING PLACES. EMBROIDERED ROBES, REDUCED TO CHOICE COLORS. eae REMNANTS AT GREAT BARGAINS. $2” ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. #20 r@) UR IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWSS, FIGURED, FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, ‘The: assortment of Lawns in Washington. witte al inen towne only Bec Colored Silks, navy blue, dark green and other Sie. “Handsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from $1.59 Black Silk, immense assortment toe $135, BU boat a seigreetens tughar Lace for curtain: 18, 20, 25. tol, Dinner Napkins, ail linen, 5c. dozen. \ Cashmere Shawls, pure wool, §2 to $10. j Double White Blankets, a ; width 81 to tee, —s - o Colored Castnneres, tn uk ab Mak le, Se, ab Pure Sik and Wool Black Grenadine reduced to 61s Bleck and White . Nun's Velling, (bisch,) all pare west, 25c, CARTER’S, n 38 TUL MARKET SPACE. _} 4 M ATTINGS, MATTINGS, MATTINGS, IN GREAT VAKIETY OF STYLES. WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS In Great Variety. CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES, SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE, £ AM orders for STEAM CARPET CLEANING receiv, Prompt attention. my26 GUMMER Goops. Tapestiy and Tngrain Caryess Mili, Seay Be: Aan ner, Moet Whee ay Branly HOVE, BRO. & CO., { 48 1328 F STREET N.W.. NEAR EBBITT Hi ee REDucep!” “REDUCED!” / ‘We heve to-day placed on our center counter @ lot of FRENCH and ENGLISH DRESS GOODS for 25 Cream, Light Blue and Pink, $1.25; same quality sold Asewhere st $1.50, } Our stock of LUPIN'S GRENADINES, in elegant! styles and qualities, canuot be excelled. LINEN LAWNS, 12e. CANTON GINGHAMS of the best grades, 1240, LONSDALE CAMBRIC, 1239. 200 dozen full reg. HOSE, 25c. a pair. 100 dozen All-linen Hemstitched HANDKERCHIEFS, at$1.50 per Our stock is Jarge in all departments, and pricog very low. We invite inmpection, * “ONE PRICE ONLY." TRUNNEL & CLARK. 803 MARKET SPACE. LADIES’ GOODS. M®. +: P. PALMER, mi3 1007 F STREET NORTHWEST, Most announces to her numerous Sn curthneys dhatebe nealing ber large and carla FINE FRENCH MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Prior to her leaving for Paris. Hi’ Foe THE SEASIDE AND MOUNTAINS. 4 xis STYLES waltabie “Tor the or ‘which we will exhibit during: MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F street northweet._) DOUGLASS’, HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES. OUR OWN MAKE OF THE FINEST WATCH STEEL, 50c. UP. ANY 8° MADE TO O8! HOOPSKIRTS OF *-REFUSE” STI 250. A fine French Woven CORSET at $1, old af ‘A Fine French Contille Hand-mate CORSET, at This corect is sold in other cites at $1, wa HOSE. iy Cardinal, ite and Browns at 250° Would : = DOUGLASS’, axD NINTH mld PATTERN HATS AND FINE MILLINBRY Goons e10 ¥ STREETS 8 centa, reduced from 15 cents, 6,000 yards beautiful LACE BUNTING in all the eading epring shades, and black at 10 cents per yard, reduced from 25 cents, 9,000 yards haif wool CASHMERE, reduced to10 cents, in all the new shades, 250 pieces beautiful CANTON GINGHAMS, all of this season's manufacture, reduced to9 cents. These have been sold during the entire season by other mer- chants at 15 conte, although our price has stno time deen above 1235 cents, ‘We have just found in our Stock Room one case each BLACK and COLORED LUPIN’S LACE BUNTING, all wool, which we shall offer at 25 cents, former price 50 cents. Also, 30 pieces more of those French all-wool BUNTINGS at 16 cents per yard, worth 3736 cents, 2,000sl-inen LAP COVERS, extra sim, in ten aif- ferent patterns, at 55 cents, reauced from $1.25. Every article in our store reduced from 30 to 50 per Donot consider thisidle talk. Every lady in Wash- ington knows the magnitude of our stock, which we can safely state is three times as large as the stock of any other merchant in this city. Therefore, prepare for Bargains! Asby the time we move into cur KEW HOUSE, we expect to reduce the stock to the emallest in ‘theelty. ‘The Goods areal fresh, having sent all our ld trash to New York auction, to be eold to the highest bidder, Call early in the morning to void the immense L4e88 BE SILK, FLANNEL and CAMBRIC SUITS, the pl Ee od assortment in the city, Sse nega M. WILLIAN, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ? CITE TREVISE, PARIS. 4 ME. WASHINGTON, er! Cp a | Re eas a D.m te ears a MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER