Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1882, Page 8

8 . LOCAL MENTIO ‘Wasurxeroy, D. el ‘West wi The Weather. Sprick of Tue CHIEF SiGwar. OFriceR, 1 higher pressure. Special Weather Bullett: ‘The chet signal officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin tothe press: A storm of considerable energy, track, !s central tn Ui Derometer 1s highest {n Manitoba. Southerly ‘Winds prevail on the Atlantic elsewhere they are mostly westerly. Fuins have fallen, except in the gull stations report over during past twenty-four hours Savannah, 1.89; Nortolk, 1.47: fohow! . July 1, 1962, 9:30 a.m. 1 For the middie Atlantic states, rainy, followed y Weather, southwest Yeering to north- stationary or lower temperature, SUNDAY TO BE A FAIR DAY. Williamsport, 1.19; Toledo, 1 Cairo, 1.31; Sydney, 164 The tem mained neariy stationary. below the mean for the month in Ni the upper lake region and the extren elsewhere it 13 near the mean. The following a temperatures are reported bad morning stport, 52 ni pena, Cleveland 7) San Francisco, 5. oe; river. SEE &e., @ Xoung’s. Watre axp Back Goons below cost. 7M 7th st. ACBLEaRATED Docto! Hunt's Remedy. are worthless in com Mey’s Fis Net UNpexweax at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. OvK AssorTaeNT oF THr gutta, English and domestic Seersuc Cloths, Nan’ Alpacas an: E:seman Bros., corner 7th Have y low prices Missrs Newront Tres, only 502. a pair, at Rich- 2: son to It d Line! floors covered w Julus Lansbury h moving lower lake coast a It is fi i ed: New ul anc A Fiir weather is indicated on Sunday in all the states east of the Mississippi raw matting at 7th st. Alpena, perature has re- m 5° to 10 w England, In an easterly region. nd gulf states, Gene ates. 'T h of rainfal! 231 Key: York,” 1. northwe: Deny $1 hoop skirts ays that “Tam frequently Urged to use other preparations as substitutes for Ttind on trying them that they oops comprise Cal- r, Pongees tes, Mohatrs 7 p belng suited. ul E streets. Gid’s Boston shoe house, 491 Pa. avenue. IRON Sares Reraingp by Kuenling, near Pension Ofice. Gent's CLor# Tor Low Suors, $2 a pair, at Richola’s Boston shoe house, 491 Pa. avenue. Fesseur's Ie Ispra Gavze and linen underwear at Auerbach’s, th and H Etectric Bers, speaking tubes, by Kuebling, eam. 419 12th street northwest. Have your rest undisturbed by getting a $2 Mosquito canopy at Jultus Lansbargh’s, 315 7th st. Reap about the Queen under head of Sewing Machines. Hant's Insect or roich powder kills files or fleas. Jemuo Hats from $1 up at Auerbach’s Bay. & bach's, rth For Curar Tacs Herzog’s, 258 9th st We and Norice.—Parasols WE G J. WL Keeani in a trane velis renovated equal torew, at J treet northwest. ling bags go to vant 7thand ‘s collars and cuffs at Auer- a avenue. colors cleaned, a) Fisches _ best copper lightning rod. Iurortep Or on draught, 62) 9th street. Cuear Jos Pristise, Mt "s, 608 7th, above F. Tue first dog license was Issued to Hempler. Hanr's roach or insect powder kills bed bugs. CELLULOID Coutars and cuffs at Auerbach’s, 7th and i. Srectat Sax oF MILuNE Sth, and Saturday, July 1st, the following’ goods —Our entire stock of Will be sold straw goods hhais at $1. Hassan Ration ta redw 1 Brick t spec] ne }, Worth Met 1 pric: <~ a reduction of 40 per cent; our trimmed goods at 50 per cent red tensive stock of plumes at eent; our Ft flowers aad to encore a Judgment. ING ARLINGTON Winsky, the flaest extant, $1 per qt. . P. Mec Bottle. nd He She insisted an assortmes Taylor « I friend ‘nsists, Well to look at this stock at onc: Of these creat bargains. Tue my: ean sell suc! Tee Bartruorz axp Potomac Rartroap will issue excursion tickets to all oa and P cre and 4th, cood to return July De tssucd from ali tis Bae to polnts on the Pope's ere ali ticket stations on the Pope's ereek Ihe to points @a the Washington lin Banr’s roach powder Wasninz SPLENDID GLassEs $1, at Hempler’s, 453 Pa. ave. Hor SraixG Diamonns, lockets, lace pins, ear- Mings and plain Persian rings, very brilliant, at Frigg’s a ti nt, allo ty, th h handso: 3 returning at 12 p. chased 3 Kander, No. 911 with marked hat tsa of SF goods at Mine th. mot? on Uy plaints, consump es of the liver and at 1S e CITY AND DISTRICT. - —On Friday, June ction; oUF ex. reduction of 3 per areduction of 59 per at_a_ reduction of 3 per ceut; ton of 3 per cent; real Panama | S14 7th street. 4s entered suit against the ine Company for discovery AAT DEMAND, Hrt’s roach or insect po wiler. 7th st. st STock of gemts’ straw hats at Auerbach’s, TERY—A lady friend of ours who went shop- e other day return usual beauty, pu Were certsin there must be se Te Was none parasol of un- so lew that we mistake about It, Washington will do nd Secure some ery Is how they cli prices, local stations on the uly Ist, 24, 31 ‘Tickets will also et stations on Washington line, and from made arrange- wand a good | ‘The boat leaves at Amusements ‘To-night. ‘Theater Comigee.—Vart Driver's mental Quirtette. Wasuinetox § avenue, bet Ween 13U > Condensed Locals. ¥ aml burlesqu. eclalty entertainment. ArNeR’s Stun Ganpes.—Concert and Monu- MMING ScHoot.—New York nd Mt streets northwest. ‘The 112; 2d Edition. Latest Tegrams toh Sle The Hanging of Guiteau. SHARP CRITICISM FROM CANADA. ToRONTO, Oxt., July 1,—To-lay’s Globe say “The last scene of the wretched Guiteau’s life Wa: of a piece with the whole year's work. No cen- sure could be too strong to be dealt out to thos: who are responsible for the crowning di yestemlay’s performance. We say ‘performance advisndly, for every element of a low caste rare: show was present at what ouzht to have been : solemn ceremonial. From first to last Guiteau has been encourage 1 to parade publicly his eccen. tricities and blasphemtes. The more eccentric blasphemous he could appear the more applaus: he received. He has been treated as an irresp stbie lunatic while being reserved for the punt ment awarded to hiv on the theory of his perfect he st, vil says: “It is pretty safe to say that th: parody on religion which disgraced the execution of Guiteau yesterday could not have occurred tu any other clvilizet country under the sun. no way mitigates the iniccency of the exlitbition that a clergyman was present and took part in the so-called setvices, which were composed of rank sphemy and meaningiess drivel. The assassin red a prayer Which Was an outrage, and recited so-called poem which was simply rabb: 7 whole of the proceedings in the sssassin’s cas have been a prolonged farce, of wiich the exect- tion has been the climax.” eS Fatal Explosion, Wien Barnag, N. J., July 1.—A large building at. the Chester tron mines, used for the storage of mining materials, including a quantity of cxplo- sives, caught fire last night and caused an e plosion. The building was occupied by a number of laborers, several of whom were more or jes injured, and John Patterson was instantly killed, his head, breast, and arms being fearfully scorched. ’ Ira Cha'smore sustained fatal injuri having been thrown violently against a fence near by. Moses Gust was burned about the legs and rightarm. He is now unconscious and his recov- ery Is considered donbtiul. The damage to the bullding and inaterial 1s estimated at $12,000. —_ Wall Street To-day. New York, July ss Mnanclal article says: At the Stock Exchange the attendance 1s spill, and the volume of business very small. United States bonds are 34 lower for the extende:i sixes, and otherwise are unchanged. The fours and ‘extended fives are quooted —_ex-in- terest. State bonds are a _ fraction higher, and railroad bonds are also strong, at a ffactional advance. The stock market was firm up to nearly noon, and has since declined a fraction, the net result being a slight advance over yesterday’s closing. — A Tornado in lowa, Crpar Rartps, Iowa, July 1.—There was a fu- Tlous storm In central Iowa on Thursday night, but though # regular tornado it was for the greater part of its course in the air, not striking the ground except in a few places, where It demolished everything. ee The Jersey City Strikers. JeRsEY Crty, N.J., July 1.—The striking long- shoremen and freight handlers held another meet- ing this morning. President Murphy presided and Stated that an authorized representative of railway compantes had met with the executive committee and made an informal offer for a com- promise. The companies: are willing to pay 19% cents per hour. - The strikers resolved to stand out for the original demand of 20 cents per hour. A new case Of small pox ts reported to-day. gece oA A Brutal Outrage. Decarvr, Int, July 1.—A disgusting outrage Is reported trom Blue Mound, where, on Thursday night, two unknown tramps brutally assaulted a yolng school teacher named Emina Bond, chloro- formed her, robbed her of $10 and tried to cut her throat. She lay in the school-house all night, and was only able to tell _her story yesterday. ’ The tramps, {f evught, will be lynched on sight’ The excitenient fs Intense. Ht nd ‘Sy —— An Advance of Wages. ‘w York, July 1.—The officers of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company to-day adv.meed the wages of their employes, dat- ing from to-day. ee Honorably Discharged. New York, July 1—A final hearlag was had to- day before United States Commisstoner Lyman in the case of Win. Balley Lang, an old New York merchant, Who was arrested sometime agochirged with perjury in bankruptcy proceedings betore Register Little, In which Mr. Lang was the pett- toner for ils discharge in bankruptey. ‘The prose- cutlontwas abandoned by the government, the dis- trie torney stating that the testimony showel absence of any criminal intent on defendant's t. Mr. Lang was thereupon honorably dis- charged. e's wine store, 404 Sth st. oe : ‘The Expelled Broker, Wp Currey Brrrr New York, July 1.—Counsel for the Stock Ex- rries. This fs an cha ge to-day sent a leiter to the lawyers of W. J. Hutchinson, the expelle] broker, stating that It rus Impossitle to Say at present whether they couid furnish them with a copy of the proceedings of expulsion, but would be able to send a deflaite answer by the week after next. So eee Prices of Coal in July. w York, July 1.—The Delaware and Hudson pal Company announce that the prices of thetr Leoal per ton of 2,240 pounds for the 3: Furnace iump ch i month of July will be as folt and steamer Inmp, each $4; grate and egg, $4.15; stove, $4.30; chestnut, $4.35 and pea, $3.15. —_ ot ir Severe Storm in Illinois. Oxecox, I11., July 1—A storm of unequalled severity prevailed yeste: y. The ater rose on the fats, driving dozens of fainiiles from their homes. Fifteen bulldings were struck by Ight- ninz, and a Mr. Spooner was killed. Many barns and outbuildings were carried away by the wind aud the flood. A seore of bridges floated off. Hun- a acres Of grain Were entirely ruined; horses in nearly every and cattle were killed by lightning Damoge to the amount or $50,000 was done in this elty and vicinity. Miles of the track of the Chicago und Towa rvad are imyassuble. eee The Markets. BALTIMORE, July 1.—Virginia 6°, conso's, 58; E: : due coupons, + do. new ten-forties, 42°( Dd ¥. BALTIMORE, July 1.—Cotton firmer—middiins ‘e, Plour quiet and eaxy and wihout chanze, lor western, lower, and, quiet de senther amber, 1.32a1.58 Marylaud, ri winter rel, epot, 1,303 1.35: August, 1. 18a1.18%; . southern e sier for iet—southern white, d, spot, 81 —southern, do. mixed, 58059: P Hay unchaige firm—mness cents bicher. Lard, '¢ ery the .8 uncha: restern packed, lia 20; | creamery + 20. Peteoicnm cargoes, ordinary to t, 039; coppe Teiln ‘ights -o Liv: Receipts—ftour, 1, 5. bushels. corn, 2,956 burl ales—wheat, 200,149 bushels: corn, 16,435 bush Adjourne { uatil Wednesday, saly Sah y 2 y-m.—U. S. bonds, ex- tic and Great Western 4244, ee Boi Copies of yestentay’s donble-sheet STAR, con- New Zork Central, 124i fuining a full account of Gulteau’s execution, can we isan Ceareel, OF: be had at the counter ready for mailing in Wrap- perature 1 average’for Fest montt fh any June since 206 tnehes. Howard D fall for 9 days by Jud: ck frown the house of fre a cloc Closed t: ‘A young mitted to } for robbing Ro. 1523 Po BSsoclatior Yersary of ¢ . ez Fox bi meetings of the After to-morrow’s serv THE GLoxtors for the purpose of on bar tt aggre doug! street. Ww an ail for 4 the tll ‘nnsylvani F Will hol par Diath ation of I tion by J will com. te the pubile. Asut e to the fla; ated A. highe: 233 Jerts jep- = G nen. and Bounday, on tue stn. ‘Two StProseD “ esterday mann: £aston, weeks a. with the nilssion of bringin, fo the primitive fic arrested in a state of nudl : counell of doctors quarters, and he was sent to the insane asytui. Subsequentiy he was sent to his relatives in Pen: s¥ivanta. It seems that his brother bron uere to see Guiteau hunz, thts looked-for eve having been preying upon his mind, and it was hougit 2 was It outst one of U seit naked, Pa. are of froi T. Ha pretendl uurmey here mizht have a salutary thought by the police that both brothers are c zy. ARRESTED AT THE Jatt. rth red man, was I to-day for ste: 1 738 desrees, n the tem ad one degree lower tian the Saine monti: in IS80. The rain fall inches— » When the precipitation was returned from the general | Chicago. will lest Inhabitants’ | al meeting at th e sth da. | of Jt 16th Readin. Ss, WIL be fired by nla grond nattonal » afternoon, hear N street ted by the pol ng ipa disorder! in stripping hip med Hi hborhood. to this ¢ pired, and charced m th: 13, to be bu fash hum: oned at police They were started back to Pennsyivania this moralug. A colored 3 day or vs James of the —$—— A Woman FINep FOR ASSAULTING A Movister.— n, named Harriet Nelson, was ‘in the Police Court to-day Dulaney, who told the court that Gospel, and » from, ‘One of sat hin eerste Capitol Notes, COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. Mr. Ingalls to-lay introduced in the Senate a Dill, with a preamble, reciting that as Columblan university proposes to convey to the United States astrip of land not exceeding ten feet in whith, beginning at the southeast corner of said untver- sity land, and running northerly on the w ide of the 14th strect road the entire frontage of the t_by the university. for the purpose of sand straightening Lith street roadway, free of all expense, Unat, tn consideration of this, the’ bill introduced) that ail und costs upon the real property of ity, due or to become due, and unpald date of the passage of this act, be and are oy remitted. Referred to the District com- be ta the att EX-PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTERS. Mr. Blair to-day reported to the Senate a bill sion to Mrs. Bettie Taylor Daniels, 1 its Immediate consideration. He sald 7 a daughter of ex-Prestient Taylor, and was in great destitution. Mr. Hale hoped the Dill would go through without any objection, as It was a meritorious case. Mr. Morgan sald he would hot obiect to the bik, but be proposed to amend ft by including a daughter of ex-President Tyler, now an inmate of the Loutse Home, aud in needy ircumsta: He wanted her to"have a pension, ©. ‘Tre bill went over to give Mr. Morgan an op- portunity to putin bis amendment. . storie GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES DisCHARGED. — There were 58 discharges from the patent office yester- day—37 in the land office and 21 fn the patent oMice. These were all on the temporary roll, and Ss the appropriation for that purpose expired Jun 0th the clerks were discharged. The number | that had to co this year was unusually small. In the post office department there were no dis charges, In consequence of the passage by Con- gTess of the resolution authorizing the continu- ance of the clerical force in all the departments for twenty days. It 1s the intention to introduce clause in the appropriation bill euthorizing the continuance of Uie use of the temporary ant lapsed funds until October, In order to allow the departments to straighten their affairs, CHECKS amounting to $7,157,908.92, procecds of $7,001,800 called bonds maturing July 1st, were mailed by Treasurer Gtifiian yesterday. Also, 55,998 checks, to &11, betne the amounting: ane for | interest due July Ist on bonds. ‘Tae Harree’s Ferry Proreery.—Representa Itin ft GUITEAU’S BODY. Euncral Services at the Jail This After- noon. ‘This morning Warden Crocker sent a request to Health Ofticer Townshend for permission to bury the remains of Guiteau in the U.S. jail, his rela- tives and friends having taken no steps for his burial. The question as to the power of the health officer to issue a permit for burial at any other than a recognized place of burial, was dis- cussed, and under the circumstances, the body having already become offensive from decompo- sition, he decided to give the undertaker, J. R. Wright, a permit for temporary burial until such lsposition be made as the relatives and friends ot Guiteau may determine upon. THE BURIAL PERMIT. The following isa copy of the permit given:— No. —, special burial permit. Health Department, District of Columbia, Washington, July Ist, 1882. Permission 1s hereby given to remove remains o: Charles Francis Guiteau. Date of death, June 30, i882; age, 40 years 9 months 22 days; place of loath, United States jail; cause of death, strangu- lition by hanzing, by Sentence of the Supreme Court of the Distriet of Columbla; place of birth, x Til. ‘To U.S. jail. For temporary inter- A mith Townshend, M.D., health officer and sirar, Note—The name in the cert!ficate is erroneous. It should be Charles J. Guiteau. DR. HICKS AT THE JATts Rev. Dr. Hicks arrived at the jail at 1 o'clock and entered into consultation with Gen. Crocker as to the burial. THE COFFIN OPENED. - This morning the chapel of the jail was opened about 11 o’clock, and the undertaker, Mr. Wright, removed the lid of the coffin. The traces of the auto psy can not be seen without minute examina- tion. The complexion is sallow and death-like, ‘The clothing on the body fs the same as that In whieh Guiteau was executed. ‘The hands are par- tially closed and folded over the body. ‘To-day the remains looked in much better condition than It Was expected. GUITEAU’S RELATIVES. At two o’clock Mr. John W. Guiteau, accom- panied by Mrs. Scoville, In deep mourning, and her daughter, with Miss Chevillier, drove up to the jall door in a carriage and were admitted. ‘They had with them the flowers which they brought down yesterday. These were tn the form of an anchor resting on a pillow in white roses, ete., the words “ Poor Charley” being on the anchor and “Gone to Glory” on the paste This plece was two feet nine inches in height, and besides it there was a crown and a cross. Mrs. Scoville fs quite composed, and denied that she was frantic on her visit to the jail yesterday. Mr. Guiteau and Mrs. Scoville were shown into the warden’s office, while Gen. Crocker, Dr. Hicks and Mr. Wright, the undertaker, were arranging for the interment, THE FUNERAL. ‘The funeral took place at 4 o’elock; at the grave the only persons present were Mrs. Scoville, John W. Guiteau, Miss Chevillier, Mrs, Scoville’s daugh- ter, Rev. Dr. Hicks, the minister, Mr. J. R. Wright, undertaker, with Warden Crocker and a few of the Jail officials. A simple burial service was read, and the coffin lowered in {ts temporary grave, which 1s about four feet deep, and Was dug this morning. Opposite his name on the jail books, under the date of June 20th, was written “released,” thus closing Gen. Crocker’s care as to this case, ‘The location of the grave is a secret, and 1s but a few feet from a station where an officer Is con- tinually on duty. The body will probably remain here for some months, at least. THE WARDEN’S LETTER TO THE NEALTH OFFICER. ‘The following 1s a copy of the warden’s letter to Dr. Townshend: WARDEN’s OFFICE, UNITED STATES JAI, ) WASHINGTON, D.C., June 30, 1882. f Smith Townshend, M.D., Health Officer of he D.C: Dear Doctor: Ibis the desire of the parties en- Utled to the custody of the body of Charles J. Gul- teau, who has th's day been executed by hanging by order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and also of the relatives of the deceased, that the sald body be placed in the ground within the Walls of this: building, temporarily, tor, safe. keeping. I therefore respectfully request that a permit be granted to John R. Wright, undertaker, for that purpose. Yours, very respectfully, JOHN S. CRockgR, Warden. WHAT MR. REED SAYS. Mr. Charles H. Reed, who returned from his trip down the river this morning, told a Star reporter that there was no truth in the statement that he had drawn up a paper for Guiteau to sign willing the custody of his papers to him. He said that he only wrote what Gulteau told him to write. Mr. Reéd received to-day a letter from Mr. Scoville, who ls in Chicago, in which he asked him to tell us wite a number of things which he wished her 0 do. GUITEAU DID NOT FAINT IN HIS CELL. . Rev. Mr. Hicks said to-day that the statement | th: Guiteau fainted In his cell was not true. He alm and collected during the entire period, and showed no indications of tainting away. Ad tions To-day. ‘The President sent the following nominations to the Senate this afternoon: Win. W. Spaulding, of Minnesota, to be receiver it public moneys at Duluth, Minnesota. ohn R. Carey, of Minn., to be register land of- fice at Duluth, Minn, Wm. A. Swan, of Pennsylvania, to be Indian at at Cheyenhe River agency, Dako! W. Biker of Massachusetts, L. W. Curtis ersey, and Henry B. Fitts of Virginia, to ssistant Surgeons, 5 by to be assistant treasurer of en . A. is to be collector of customs, dis- trict of Pamlico, N.C. Jo-eph H. Elnier to be collector customs, dist rict of Bridgeton, N. John F. Kumiler, to be eollector internal revenue 10th district of Olio. Horace McKay, to be collector of internal reve- nue, 6th district of Indiana. David Bennett, to be collector internal revenue, 7th district of Kentucky. Po-unasters—Joshua B. Hammond, at Patch- ogue, Y.; Theron F. Dixon, at Port, By- Sarah Rice, at Gowanda, N, Y. y at Ocean Grove, W. Worthington, at Moorestown, Philip S$. Hay,” at Watsonton, Roland Frech, at siillersburg, Pa.; Josephine Wel Northumberlan, Pa, Jacob A. Nebinge: 3H. R. Booker, at Hampton, Va at Greensboro’, Ala.; James F. tion, Ala.; Fannie D.’ Porter, at Tex. ;G.abriel J. Penn at Waxahachie, Tex. ; n3 Dekle at Thomasville, G: Caine at Vassar, Mien, J. Crowell at Chel- Ich.; J. F. Winsiitp at Winnebago City, Minn. ; Mo, at Sleepy Eye, Minnesota; John M. Fariner, 'at Le ta; Danchett se, Wisconst Henry Br. ‘ Jas. Hamilton, at Monroeville. John’ A. McIntosh, at Souttl Chicago, IL: Nathan W. Moody, at Fresno City, Cal.; Chas. Evans, at New Tacoma, Washington territory, pee A Veto by the President. Tovse oF REPReseNrsrIvEs, 3 p.ta.—A commu- nication from the President as Just been received by the Iouse of Representatives in which he an- nounces his disapproval of the Deuster bill to reg- Ulate the carriage of passengers by sea. —__—__<or—_____ SENTENCE SvsPENDED.—Lizzle Johnson, Lizzie Brown, a young colored woman, was’ in the the Police Court to-day, charged with four petit larceny. ‘The tes ras In the habit of gong to the houss ored people and asking for shelter for th and then leaving before morning with clothing other articles, "The court was notified that she about to become a mother, and suspended sentence In the case indefinitely, ‘and the prisoner Was sent home, alias Mr, James DoNALpsoN, erier of the Criminal Court, received appointment to-day for the mG Sime as comintssioner Of deeds Of the ‘state of New York. - —— RANGE OF THE THERMOM! 72.99; 11 a.1n., &: inininum, 70: An E ay:—7 a.m., 1,7°;2 pin, 85°; maximum, 88.39; foun—Messrs. H.C. rge Smith and Harry Dayis returned ity from quite an extended Dieycle tgur. ‘They rode In the cars as far as Frederick, and then mounting thelr machines rode to Gettysburg, Pa.. making ix miles fn five and a’ hait hours. F oint they went to York, Pa, making t iwht miles !n four and {halt hours. T to this efty from York last ring Very much pleased with .aetr trip, ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER has gone to Phll- Sreretaky Lixcoux has gone to New York and Wil return on Monday. Tne Kxickervocken Ice Co, has been author- ized to furaished ice for the ‘Treasury dpartment, at 6 cepts per hundred until an appropriation 13 available for making the contract. ae nee Two Lowe Ho1mays For CLERKS.—Sccretary Fol- ger has given holiday on Monday to all the clerks Of the ‘Treasury department whose services can be spared, so that they will not report until Wednes- day méraing. Tre Lawrvt Money on deposit in the Treasury for the Lege aie of notes of banks reducing cir- ae on iy. eh Sinaidatin ee 31,119,395 anks in Hquidation, 779. ‘Total fund, $37,055,729.00, us A DivorceD CotrLE To BE Manip Aqary.—A marriage leense was issued this morning to Lay it Kropp and Barbara. ‘This couple were di- of eae he te Mra Kroy a Seeenauy 16th a ‘bihl of its against her hus- arging him cruelty and abusive Weatment, Oze of the most startlt ea in was that ve her tive Hoge, of West ¥a., will endeavor to, have 5 when he- clause introduced in the appropriation bill ; ing to have the value of the g dispose The Bebt @f the District. A STATEMENT SY EREASURER GILFILLAN, ‘The statement-of thefunded indebtedness of the District of Columiia and late corporation of Wash- ton, issued to-day by freasurer Gilfillan, who 1s ex-officio commissionerof the sinking fund of the District, shows the total indebtedness bearing in- terest to be $21,207,400) classified as follows, the dates given being the dntes of maturity: OF the District of Columbia, Permanent imprevemeat, July 1, 1891, 6 per cent... $8,829,450 Water stock, Octi 1, 1938, per cent. '861,000 Market stock, Jmiy 26, 1892, 7 per cent 130,000 Permanent imprevememt ‘(act of 1873), cent. July 1, 1891, 7 cee 668,600 Water stock, Julge1, 1908, 7 per cent. 15,000 Fifty-year 1undimg, Aug 1, 1924, 8 65-100 percent, . 18,988,800 Twenty-year funding, ‘Tuly 1, 1899, 5 per Of the late Corporation of Washington. ‘Three-year (Emery), July 30, 1873, 7 3-10 percent. . x ‘Twenty-ye: 954,500 100 1,090, 95¢ 654,000 Of the total amount $10,277,000 Is registered, and $11,430,400 in the form of coupon bonds. In addi- tion to this there is $5,340.18 In stocks and bond: outstanding on which interest has ceased, there being funds for the payment of the principal and interest deposited in the Treasury as follows: Cor- poration of Washington 10-year bonds, $150; do. 5 per cent general stock, $1,610.01; do. 6 per cent do., $3,480.17; do. 6 per cent canal stock, $100. Tl smount of,funded debt retired since July 1, 1878, $2,125, reduction in annual interest charg: July 1, 1878, $66,213.22; issue of District 3.65s, lim- ited by law to $15,C00,000—issued to date, $14,469,450 ee District Government Affairs. The annual report of Mr. John H. Wilkerson, inspector of steam boilers, has been made to the Commissioners for the past fiscal year, showine the number of boilers inspected to have been 180 and 11 con¢emned. About 100 dog tazs were issued to-day by Dis- trict Collector Cook. Mr. W. O. Roome to-day prepared Ifen certifi- cates for issue on property in alleys in square 39. MR. DENT RE-ELECTED. The District Commissioners, under the law, to- day re-elected Commisstoner Dent as president of the Board of Commissioners for the ensuing year. BIDS FOR BUILDING POLICE STATION HOUSES. Bids were opened in the office of the District Commissioners at 12 o'clock to-day for the erec- tion of two police station houses, one on 12th street, between C and D streets northwest, and the other on E street, between 44 and 6th streets southwest. The bids were as follows: D. J. Ma- carty, 12th street, $13,375, less $350 for old bullding, und $12,000 for the house on E street; J. T. Corri- gan, 12th street house, $11,887, E street, $11,339; Peter McCartney, E street, $11,50 lames Hughes, 2th street, $11,135; J. TH. Howlett, 12th stree $11,250, E street, $i1.000; Bright & Humphrey, E street, $11,770; W. B. Downtnz, 12th street, $13,902 E street, $13,920, and C. Thomas, 12th street, $11, 00. No awards were made. : CONTRACTS AWARDED. The erection of the station-hous? on 1th street between D and C sts., was this afternoon awarded to James Hughes at his bid of $11,135, and the station house on E, between 434 and 6th streets southwest, to Mr. J. H. Howlett for $11,000. SALE OF HAY SCALES. The hay scales at the center part of the city, corner Louisiana avenue and 10th street, were sold to-day at auction for $1,015, Mr. H. C. McCauley being the purchaser for the next year. POLICEMEN APPOINTED. The Commissioners to-day inted Messrs. Charles Hood, Alegander Albrecht and Samuel TH. Ellis as privates om the: Metropolitan police force. THE PAYOF DISERICT LADORERS. The wages fixed upon by Major Lydecker for laborers in District employment are as follows Pavers, $250 per day: mmmers, $1.50; and ord nary laborers, $1.28 perday. This is an advance over the market rates of or. —_— RETIRED.—Col. A. P. Howe, of the 4th artillery, has been placed on tia retired list of the army. This promotes it. Col G. H. De Russy to be colonel, Major John C. Ti@all to be Meutenant colonel, Capt. Samuel 8, Elder tobe major, and First Lieut. John Dilenback to:be captain. ConTRACT AWARPED.—The Fairbanks company, ot New York, has been awarded the contract for furnishing scales for the Treasury department. Mn. W. W. Concoxan felt much better this morn- ing and was ablecto start on the 10:30 train for Deer Park in Presi@ent Garrett’s private car. He Was accompanied by members of his household and Senator Davisyot West Virginia. Saves or Reat Esrare.—W. E. Burford, real estate broker, 1115 F st., northw the following’ sales of real estate 3 Polkinhorn, a two story frame hous*, with lot 25100, on P street, between 15th and 16th streets, to Capt. Thomason for $3,000; for Raymond W. Burche, esq., his country seat of 160 acres of land near Silver Spring, Montgomery county, Md., ‘to Crosby S. Noyes for $8.000 c: a The program for the week at Driver’s garden has been of a very attractive character, The crowds that daily frequent’ the New York avenue switnming school Is un evidence of how Popular a plunge in cold water Is ona warm day. g eee WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE, Spoiling Maud Ss. From the Cleveland Herald. “I suppose Vanderbilt has a right to do as he Pleases with his stock,” said a gentleman who had lately spent a week or two in New York, and who takes an interest in fast horses toa Herald representative yesterday, “but the American public generally will be sorry to learn ofthe manner in which he is managing that great favorite, Maud S. I saw him driving her a few days ago. and it was clearly evident that he was spoiling her. He drives her likes a Jehu, no matter what the condition of the roads may be, and puils and hauls the mare about much asa hack driver might be expected to do with a less royal team. I was sorry to see it. 1 was told that he was not only spoiling her gait, but spoil- ing her temper as well; and you know what an excellent reputation Mand used to have on ac- count of her kind disposition. I would rather see Vanderbilt stick to his railroad stocks.” SEIN HUMORS AND SCROFULOUS IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, WHICH HAVE BEEN THE TORTURE OF A LIFE TIME, SPEEDILY, PERMANENTLY AND ECONOMICALLY CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. I have been afflicted for twenty years with an obsti- nate skin disease, called by some M. D.g Peoriasie, and others Leprosy, commencing on my scalp, and, in spite of all I could do, with the help of the most skillful doctors, it slowly but surely extended, until, ayear azo this wiuter, it covered my entire person in form of dry acsles. For the last three years Ihave been unable todo any labor, and suffering intensely all the time. Every morning there could be nearly a dustpanful of sceles taken from the sheet of my bed, some of them half as large a8 the envelope containinz this letter. In the latter part of winter my skin commenced crackin open. I tried everything, alinost, that could be thought of, without any relief. The 12th of Jane I started west, in hopes I could reach the Hot Springs. I reached De- troit, and was solow Ithonght I should have to go to the hospital, but finally I got as far as Lansing, Mich , where Thad a sister living. One Dr. treated me about two weeks, but did me no good. All thought I had but a short time to live. I earnestly prayed to die. Cracked through tie skin all over my back, across my ribs; arms, hands, limbs, feet badly swoilen; toe-nails came off; finger-naiis dead and hard as boue; hair dead, dry and lifeless as old etraw. O my God! how I didsuffer. My sister, Mra. E. H. Davis, had a smal! part of a box of Curicuna in the house. She wouldn't wiveup. Said, “We will try Curicuna.” Some was applied on one hand and arm. Eureka! there was re- lief; stopped the terrible burning sensation from the wordgo. They immediately got the Curicuaa Ri SOLVENT, Curicuna aud Soap. I commenced by taking one tablespounful of ResouvenT three times a day after meats; hada bath once a day, water about blood heat; used Coricuna Soar freely; applied Currccra more. ingandevening. Result, returned to my home in jus six weeks from time Ileft, aud my skin as smooth as this sheet of paper. HIRAM E. CARPENTER. HENvERSON, Jefferson Co., N. ¥. Sworn to before me this nineteeuth day of January, A. M. LEFFINGWELL, Justice of the Peace. y that we are acquainted with the Carpenter, and kuow his condition tated. We believe his statement to be SON, Merchante, Henderson, N.¥- @ SON, Merchant, Henderson N. ¥. di Ay DANES. Henderson, N.Y. MILLARD R, Merchant, Henderson, N.Y. JOHN C. Henderson, N.Y. ALM. L ING 5 3 L, Attorney and Counscllor-at-Law, Henderson, All other remedies, methods and forms of treatment juay be tried—tried in vain—bnt sooner or later the af- flicted person will place his trust in CUTICURA REsoL- Yinn, the New glood Purifier, Curicuaa and Curt. t Ski because they are the infallibly cleanse the system of all purities of the blood, and’ clear the plexion and skin of unsightly aud torturing distigurations. Curicuna Remeptes are sold by all Druggists. Principal Depot— dy WEEKS & POTTER, Bosroy. Bid. Asked. United 1003, “101 United 4 United Stites 19s 119% United States 4346, 1801, revistered in” — United States 4x, 1907, rexistered. Tay District of Columbia Bonds. Permanent improvement 6s, 1891, coin... 115 1154s Permanent improvement 121 Water stock 7s, 1901. — Water stock 7e, 190: 3 — Fifty years’ funding 3-658, 4924, wey Ly Twenty years’ funding Spe. ss — Twenty years’ fundine Gs, ‘Thirty years" funding 6x, 1902, coin... 1273{ 123 Fire Insurance ani Gastivit Companies. Washington CityGaslicht Compan: Weshit.scton City Gaslight Co. ser’) Georgetown Gaslight Co. National Union Insuran Arlington Insurance Compan: Columbia Insurance Company. r Railroad Stocks. Weehington end Georetown Stock. Washington ana Georgetown Bonds: tan, Free List. Board of Public Works, green 8s. Masonic Hall bonds. National Theater Inland and Sea Coast.Co. Inland and Sea Coat, Ci Ivanhoe Mining Ce Washington Brick Mach ne Co. Stock. National Capital Telephone. Land Warrants, War of 1812, per’ acre. Land Warrants, other Wers, per ecre Soldiers’ Addftionals, per acre. Valentine Scrip, per 2cre.. Sioux Half-breed Scrip, 1% 2S ee eS THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the oveninz and closing prices of the New York Stock Market to-aay, a3 reported by special wire to H. IL Dodge, 539 15th street. Knac 1 Name. Cen. Pactfte. Ches. & Ohio 22g N. Pac., pt Do. let pref.) 20° | 20° Northwest . Do. 21 pref..| 223g 23% Ont. & West Col. Coal. 45 Pac. Mail. D “s Peo. vame, | 914¢ North (ery 1TAY 1 40% | 403g 4 Do. pref...../102 "102% 675 Texas Pac 89° Tex. P. Pa g'ts.| 62: 2424 Union Pac ..../110% 111 91%) 917, Wab. Pac.....| 284) 2317 N. J. Central.) 7635 777% Wab. Pac. pid.| 514¢, 26 Y. Central. 130% 190% West. Union..| 8434) 8476 N.& W. pref..! 504j) 50 ee HEAvy StoRM provaliad throughout the north- west carly yesterday moming, aud reports are be- ginning to come 4n of eonsiterable damage to Crops in Iilinois, Iowa and Wisconsin, ‘The Rock river at Jacksonville rose three feet in as many hours, and the storm 1s balicved to be the heaviest In thi$ $ ection for twenty-five years. sae Se At Dartmouth college, Hanover, N. H., ‘Thurs day, the degree of LL.D. was conferred on' Senator ayard. 1,000 = xewsrytzs OF AMERICAN ORGANDY LAWNS, inLawn Tenms, Polka Dots Stripes, Lavender, Pink, Blue, Tinted Grounds, Black, Bine, Brown and Ping Figures, yard wide, 12 cents. 200 New Styles of Uniim LINEN LAWNS, at 8 cents. India LINEN, 12 cents. Wanmsntta COTTON, cents 200 New Styies of Madras DRESS GINGHAMS, in Fiaids 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, 25 cente, Dotted, Figured, and Lace Striped SWISS, 18, 20, 25¢. Lace GRENADINES; Laco BUNTING, 25 cts, CLOTH, for Boys’ Stits, 25 cta., 37 cts., 50 cts, LINEN, for Boys’ Suits, 15 cts., 18 cta.. 20 cts. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50, Lined PARASOLS, €2, $3, $4. MATTINGS and CARPETS. LONSDALE CAMBRIC, 10 cts, — TOWSON’S, 686 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 4e22 athe man tomakethem. et bam, ; N,TRIFP'S BLOOD PURIFIER is a certal ° ai’ Binal P ino. Cure SOUTH SIDE. ~ THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FoR TOILET, BATH, HANDKERCHIEF, MONEY TO LOAN 5 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE $5,00¢ Security for three or five, years, at ave yer echt. per annum. Cail st once on M. M. ROHRER, F street. = = Je30-3t 2 = $5,000 $3, 000—$2, 540 —$1, 000 —$500— $6.000 €200—To loan on reul estate at lowest rates. Prompt attention. E. A. McINTI: st 918 F street I have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in sums of $100 and upwards, ut lowest rates of in- terest. Charges moderate. Nodelay, B. HW. WARNER, 916 F treet northwest. TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ity, in sums to suit, at the lowest rates of No delay when the necurity is good, O. C, N, 710 D street northwest. Je20-3m NEY, TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1924 F street northwest. ml1-3m, O8®¥ Fo Loan. ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and als Gheumeto ultra lowest tes, real sums rates, on a] 2 security. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Pennsylvania aven‘ie, $26 He CELLULOID aoe ; THAT Boosts reals, lever Wears OW clean, and can Worn wile Vathing. “is sorealeat. CHAS. FISHER'’S, 623 7th etrvet northwest, MRS. FISHER devotes her attention to the wants of Lady Patrons. all CITY ITEMS. Hats for “Fourth of July.” Gentlemen's wide brim “Jumbo” Hats, $1 4 Boys’ Ke brim, low crown, “Jumbo Yor Gentlemen’s Manillas, reduced from $ to $8.30; Ing oUt Boys’ and Children’s White ‘and Mixed Braids, at reduced prices; nice Dress Hats sold now for 5, 40, 50 and 75 cts, at Lewis’, 980 7th St, det. Ind K n.w. Estublistied 1863. For the Eye of 'F Gents’ long or short slegre A Job lot of long slee ; New York Pattern Jean Drawers, nice fit, 50c.; Climax Shirts, ready for use, perfect fit, $1 Balbriggan hait Hose, from Stewart's closthg sale, $1.50 doz. ; White Ties, 2doz for 3%c.; Linen Col: lars, 13.; Traveling Bags, Sun Umbrellas, Night Shirts; best stock of Traveling Trunks tn the city, at Lewis’, “cheap cash store,” 920 7th st aw. 2 No Heal with inactive liver and urinary organs without Hop Bitters, ‘The Mild Yet Effective Action of Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient upon the stomach and Lowels commends it most highly to the most delicate no less than t the most vigorous const!- tuitions, ‘The Fowler Spring Mattress. Nothing like tt for ubese hot nights. Salesrooms 1165 7th street northwest. sw Why is Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham?s Vegetable Compound like the Mississtppi riv aspring freshe? Because the immense voluu this healing river moves with such momenta Unatit sWecps away all obstacles and ts literaily Hocding the countr Dr. Mott's Endorsement of Speer’s Port Wine. ‘The celebrated Dr. Moti, of New York, speaks wonders for Mr. Speers efforts to raise the’ Oporto jrape Wine in rsey. The doctor it years in Portugal and tne wine districts and knows What he 4s talking about. 62 MADIBON AVENCE, New York. Mr. Alfred Speer.—Dear Sir:—The visit which I made last year to your vine and vaults at Passaic, N. J.. 5 : oughly that the wines produced by you are pure and unadulterated, and the very best that can be offered to the public for medicinal uses. Acting y impression at the time T nave recommended the Port Wine, more particularly in my practice, and am satistied With marked benefit to my patient, There can be no better proof to the doubting mind, as to wine being made of the finest Oporto Grape, Gian a visit to-your acres of land covered with the vine Dearing the luxuriant frult. Wishing you success in your praiseworthy enter- prise, Irémain respectfully your: Al Prof. of Surgery lege, &., ALEX. B. Morr, M. D., , Bellevue Hospital Medical Cot- Ayer’s Ague Cure is an Infailibte cure for Fever and Ague in all its ferms. Tle proprietors warrant It, and their word 1s as good asa United States bend. Trial proves Wenkness and Sickness changed to health and strength with Hop Bitters, always. Noah Walker & Co, ‘The great spring and summer gale Ofour superior Styles of Clothing, Men's, Boys’ and Children’s Suitsin all the leading Styles. Our prices reduced to suit the pockets of all BUSINESS SITs, Dees’ Svrr, and Wonxine Sorts. We orzantze a sale of clothing now that shall reduce our stock immedtately, This is the time and now the day for bargains. The goods must and early buyers shall have ail the vew Goods at low prices. A of the hairis often promoted by using Parker's Halr Balsam. Italways restores the youthful color and luster to gray hair, gives it new life, and removes all irritation and dandruff. Ifepe for Drunkurds. My husband had drunken habits he could not overcome until Parker's Ginger Tonte took away his thirst for stim| jored his old energy of mind and nervs gave him strength to at- tend to business. —Cincinnatl Lady. of sick headache, biliousness, constipation, &c., can be cured In ess time, with ‘less medicine, and for less money, by using ‘Carter's Litule Liver Pills than by any other means. Nervous Debility is a depressed, Irritable state of mind; a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling: no energy; no_anima- tion; confused head; weak memory; loss of power in generative organs occasioned by excesses; men- tal overwork, or indiscretions. A positive Infalii- able remedy’ for all these troubles is found in Alien’s Brain Food, which tones up the system, arrests all Involuntary discharges, removes men- tal glcom and despondency , and restores wonder- ful power to the weakened organs. Sold by all druggists, $1 package, 6 for $5, or sent free by mail receipt of price, from ALLENS PHARMACY, 315, rst avenue, N. Y. Storr & CROMWELL, Agents, Pennsylvania avenue, 1,000 Rewara For any case of. i, bleeding, itching, ulcerated, or protruding Piles that debing’s Pile Remeay ails to cure. Prepared by J. P. Miller, M. D., 915 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with- out his signature. Sold by druggists. ols-eo Forty Yenrs’ Exverience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Sootidng Syrup is the preseription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty Fears with never-failing success by tiliions of inothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, griptt in the bowels and wird colic. By giving heal to the child itrests the mother. Price 5 cents a bot. m,W,3 Kidney Disease. Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence, De- ts,’ Gravel, &¢., cured by “Buchupaiba. $1. epor, Stott &” Cromwell. 9 “Alderney Dairy W Fresh Alderney Butter, churn morning and delivered in -ib. “Ward” prints, 40c. ver Ib. Also, cottage eheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, fe. per qt Cream, i8c. pint rpueaTer COMIQUE—SUMMER MONDAY, JULY 3p. 3%. DISTINCT COMPANIES. ford, Press, Fldridce, | Narey Reynolds SI conclud ~ eit Harvey Noval Drama’ A Devil of '« Serape.”™ Apex Orchestra. MATINELS TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SAT* URDAYS. sh oe SNER'S SUMMER GARDEN A om sareek, heewecas Tth and &th streets, CONCERT EVERY EVENING FIFTEEN SELECTED MUSICIANS. Je12-3m MMICH'S ORCHESTRA. First-class Music furnished for Picnics, tt and all other occasions. Kesidencel Ai7 8th treet West. Office hours, 9 to 12 and 3 106. wel peers NTERTAINS THE BIJOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHTNGTONS SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. An entire New Company this week in agreat bil. JeB HE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York ave., between 15cn and 141k streets, ‘Water constantly chaning and kept at temperature of 80 to 55 decrees. Hours: Geutiemen, 7 to9 a, m. and 2:30 to 10p. me L 12m. 03-11 108. m, to 1d m. ‘Guaranteed iustruction in Swimming, UMMER NIGHT MENT. No. 626; ON EXHIDITION (No.6 x AKD SALE aT Ez Street. MAKERITE Reg, 2 street.’ Xo. €26 F etreet northwest, one door from Tthatreet, c Oil, Paintings, Engrayings, Chromoe, ete. ; sled bee na Choice Stock of Papechangiy Picture: Freines, Picture Cond and Tassels, Tiuge Salle, eaeuee Markritor's. Terms Cash. Free Art ort &e, PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, OQUAN FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. ore STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, Having been thoroughly overhauled and newly fare uished, is running excursions to the above places. For Occoquan Palin Sundays, Wetueadays and Fel Gays, leaving 7th-street wharf Sundays at 9:30 a.m. Wedhesdsyx and Fridays at 9 a. m., returning a€ Sp. m. Tickets, 25 cents. Mount Vernon Sy Saturdays, leaviuig 9 a.m., returning at6 p.m, Tick= irnus cn oh iips emnert Reenling husic on except Sunday. Noobjection made parties alloy the boat. Fy heal arp 5. RANDALL, Proprietor, a H® FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE! ‘The Steamer Fxcelsior, canal packet, will make Tecular tripe to the above places on MONDAY, WE! NESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY, leaving her wharf, Congress street and Canal, at & o'clock a.m. he Fere, 50 cents round trip. Can be chartered Ti Ae a 4 = Market, or G. W. WEBSTER, 1114 4th street north- west. iyl-2w* H° FOR BAY RIDGE ON THE FOURTH! FARE $1.50, FROM WASHINGTON, O,PAY RIDGE AND RB By the B. & O. Koad to. Annapolis, thence by Steamer to Bay Ridge. Round trip tickets, including steamer, $1.50. ‘The train will leave Washington, corner New Jersey” avenue and C street, at 6:50 a.m. ‘The excursiouists will have five hours at Bay Ridge, and will reach Washington at 6:37 p.m. ‘Lickets for sate at the B. & O. Dopat, Other Excursions will be given on Friday, July 7th: Tuesday, July ith, and Friday, July, seh, et ame hour. 3230-9 pr NIC ‘Will be held in the woods of the GEORGETOWN COLLEGE VILLA GROUNDS, For the Benefit of St- Ann's Church, st Tennallytown: ‘or the Bens St. n'a Ol he Meain aud refresinienta served by the ladies on the oun “h eo will wayoouraer High end Bridge streets ces will leave corner aie cal poi Soeur POINT HOTEL, GAITHERSBURG, MD. On JULY FOURTH the U. §. Troops will parade and fire a national salute, and inthe evening there will bea ball and a grand display of fire works Hound trip tickets, good for three dara, 85 conta, N BOY MA&s8aer HALL, SUNDAYS. ke Steamer MATTANO, 7.a.m. : return by Stems COKCORAN, 8 p.m.’ Round trip, 50c. 3e29- H° FOR PINEY POINT! TUESDAY, JULY 47m, 1882, Steamer T. V. Arrowsmith will Jeave her wharf ag 8:30 a. m. sharp, returning at 10 p. m. ‘Tickets—Gen= Je28-5t G d bathing, fishine and cs bing. tlemen, $1; Ladies’ and Children, Bie. Je2n-5i RATA FOURTH JULY, REGATTAL FREDERICKSBURG, VA. All the Prominent Boat Clubs of Washington, Bal- timore, Richmond and Fredericksburg, participate. The popular Steamer KEYPORT will leave Tth-street wharf at 9 a.m. TCESDA July 4th, connects at burg aud Po- Quantico with the Richmond, Fredericks! Je27-29, 391,38 tomac KR. tickets, $1.95. LADY OF Tit Will make trip of 40 miies down the Potomac River ev= ery SUNDAY AFTERNOON, leaving 6th-strect wharf at 3:30 p.m. Keturning about 8 o'clock, liquors sold on Boat. re, 50c. ; Children half price. 3e24-2m. UMMER RACES.—GRAND EXCURSION TO LEESBURG. VA.—JULY 4, 1882, Summer Meeting of Loudoun Agricultural Sopiety. Running, Trottine and Hurdle Races, July 4th and Round-trip Tickets, good for two days, $1.40. ‘Trains leave B. and P. Depot at 8 o'clock a.m. Keturning leave Leesburg at 5:30 o'clock p. m. 3022-10 HE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE- MENT COMPANY illcommence THURSDAY, June 15th, daily excur- sions to Glymout on eteamer Keyport, leaving Tth- street wharf at 9 a. m. and 3p. m., returning leave Gismont ‘at 1 p.m aud9 p.m. Fare, round-trip— Adults, 50 cents: children, 25 cents. Reduced rates to societies and clubs can be obtained of J. Orville John son, 809 Pennsylvania avenue. No coutracts made with other boats will be recozuized for use of pavilion or de at y ‘except present, roents. SS ATT noe, —__ | se12 Secretary. MARRIED. WELLING—DIXON. On Tuesda: the residence of the bride, in Hartford, by the B Rev. John Wiliams, D.D., L.L.D., Bisliop of Connec- ticut, assisted by the Rey. Edwin EB. Johnson, JAMES “LLING, of Washington. D.C., to CLEMEN- TINE L.., daughter of the late Senator James Dixon, of Connecticut. SE BS IED. BALL. On July 1, 1882. CHARLES HARKRIDGE BALL, aged nine months and thirteen days, son of M. M, and C. B. Ball. Funeral at Lewinsyille, Va., Sunday, the 2d. [Baltimore and Richmond papers please copy.] * BARRETT. | On the 30th of June, 1882, at ' DENNIS, the beloved son_of John aud Mary Barrett, in the twenty-sixth year of his age. May his sol rest in peace. Faticral i'l teke place from his parents’ residence, No. 24 Eifth street northeast.on Sunday, July 2d,at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and frienda'of the familly are respect- Fully invited to ettend. me DENHAM. On Friday, June 20th, 1882. Mrs. CAR- 8 DENHAM, beloved dauchter of John W. and Millison Mead, nee nineteen years. Her funeral will take place from St. Mark's Church. Capito! Hill, on Sunday, at 4 o'ciock p.m. ‘The friends gud acquaititances of the family are reepeetfully invited to attend. HAYWOOD. On ‘Thureday, June 29, 1882, of diph- i NE EDITH, only daughter theria, at 12:35 p.m., GRAC! of Edward ‘and Julia C. Haywood, aged five years and 1327 Tenth nine months. Funeral from the residence of her parenta, street northwest, on Saturday, July Ist, at 5 be MATTERN. At 10:30 a.m., June 20, 1882, after a long and painful iliness, M. KETTA, wife of P. A. Mattern, in the fifty-fourth year of her age. Friends are requested to attend the funeral from her late residence, 1725 7th street northwest, Sunday, July 2, at 3 o'clock p.m. pod REID. On Friday, June 30, 1882, at3 o'clock a.m., WILLIE CLARENCE, youngest "child of Edwia Clarence and Minnie A. “Reid, aged 1 year, 5 months and 17 days. One more bud in heaven, And one less on earth; But to us the comforts given We shall meet him after death. By His Aunt Kare. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services, from the residence of his parents, 1309 13th street northwest, at 3:30 o'clock Sunday evening next. 2 SEAGER. In West Washington, June 30th, 1882,at 2:30 a. m., MAKY ROY DE LakEINTRIE, wife of Prof. E. Seager, U. 8. 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AND REMOVED. FROME NGLESIDE" TO OUR AUCTION ROOM! IN PART COMPRISING A UM. OF OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAV! AND CHOMOS, — ¥, INA WARE, PLATED NAM » BOOKS,” &e..” MA WARE AXD Ol QUINS, &e., WITH OTHER GOODS. ALSO, AT TWELVE, OCLOCK Mis, CRIMSON LINED LANDAU, IN FIRST-CLASS CONDIION, A’ AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING, JULY SIXTH, com- mencing at TEN O'CLOC! we will sell, within our salesrouins, the above collection. with other LEGINALD PEND. G. M. WIGHT, BEEMAN D. WALBRIDGE, jyl-d__Executors of Heien B. Corkiull, 4: FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. USTER'S SALE OF A VALUABLE. STREET NOK BETWEEN FOUKT! AND FIFTEENTH STREETS WEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 24th day june. A. D. 1881, and recorded in Liber No. folio 136, et seq., cme of the land records for Districe of Coluinbia, the subscriber will sell at ‘tion fFeulnes on SATURD A’ EIGHTH DAY OF JULY, i882, at HALF P, FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the fi it ON 97, the’ SEaF riide i Fi ~!