Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1882, Page 3

GENTLEMEN Wh Auk UNDE W Di Gooi SELLING HINTS. Undersbirts and Drawers. nie Shirts, onty 75 at Dress Shirts to onde Drees conta. ? street northwest. EVERLBUDY Ty es Cults, Six Neckwear, Cotto: ta, the yery best quality. y made, only $2. tisfaction in ever Anctioneers. in Square num of Washi EMPORIUM wt Nurihwest. FINANCIAL. STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES TWEEN W wn: H. H. DODGE, Td tonds, Stocks and Tuvestment Securities Bought 1 Scld on Commission, For furthor pur ALDAN CO., $3 Job: unission, Private and direct telecraph wires ne PD ached yt ich orders are execnted on + those cities wd reported back promptly. and B imformation re our wires IS xchane: nt STEAMERS. &c._ N LINE. 7 utronized by Hi QUEBEC To LIy FURDAY. POOL, very HALIFAX, N. TUESDAY. ALWAY. all improvement iate, $10; 5 Len NEW YORE, & AMSTERDAM, ~The first-class, teat ships of thts ERDAM, _ RAILROADS. For RICHMOND, PREDERICKSBURG AND | full powered, ROTTERD. M, ZAAN DAY for all Souter: Porte STEAMER LEAVES 7TH ST. WHARP AT 9:30 A. M. AND 3:20PM TICKETS bY Ral. GvOD VIA BOAT AND VICE For information. &c., apply at Company's office, 7th” street wharf. GEORGE MATTINGLY, Geo. WM. PL WELCH, Agent. mn; ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAs BeTy © N TH VIA WASHE JAN suse apply to W. G. M ‘> Penns ivania avenue, Washington. 0’ NDAY, n o'clock a.m. THULSDAY, at sev ses, te end ‘Thuredsy day, Chapel an: Sundays ‘‘down” and Monda: \ashington every Mouday, afternoons. information apply t> Mattox Creek on G. T. JONES, A, hh wtre whi nt. my28 STON AND NEW YORK. ” New York and Boston, through the Stock Exchanges Quotation diag ths ANTLY di- Five Days from Land LIVERPOOL, nd speed, conducive to Clyde-built Dutch for Potomac river nz at landings in Nomini on Tuesdays undays and ‘Thurs- it and Brent's Wharf Sundays ‘*down” Wednesdays ‘‘up,” sid Mattawoman Creek ou “up.” returning to feduesday and Friday SPORT potomac TRAD On and aft tain W. €. ON LINE. MARCH 13th the STEAMER 51 IGHEGAN, will leay TE A WHARF, foo bh street, EVERY SUNDAY, @Gock pim., for Baltimore and Kiver Laudinas, ‘Al River Freight ruust be Prepaid. STEPHE! 3) | NOTICE. _ |" FOR poToMac “RIVER LANDrNas. AKROWSMITH will leave her wh: 7 au. every MONDAY, AX forall river intui Ferry. On THUE | Leonardtown Clement Collron's and Hgward’s. On Leonardtown. ms inks. On MONDA’ DA’ TURDA JON R. WOOD, Agent. NS it four Jeturning, arrive in Washincton every Saturday night mJ€-6m 7th street Wharf and Cor, 12th and Pa. ave. On and after NOVEMB:R 34, 1881, the steamer ef, fock of 7th street, HUKSDAY and SATUR- asfar ag oniini, Currioman, iny, Stone's wharf, Currioman = Se zs . foot of 6th : ™ -DNESDAY aud FRIDAY, st 5 Point, Pot Lockout . ¢ s AT NORFOLK W ) PROVIDE ELAND and DETROIT ars ty Pittsburg. Ytound trip fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout. 2-; Evturning. leaves Norfolk TU TUHDAY ur o'clock p.m. s 3 THE NEW YORK STEAMERS ‘ i Touoeny ene. Ceres soar de ¥ GIBSON and B.C. KN 3 <form W irive, Weaving Pier 41, SATUKDAY, st four’ o'clock p.m‘, and "clock a.m.” For p 63 Welter street, Georwetown. G13, 15th street, n. Paseener A Balto. | . Shaner Of Tras, Balto” Hotel, mi at boat ALFRED WOOD, Secretary. HE GREAT FEN To THE > DOUBLE STEEL WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY AT NOON. FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. Fur Passage apply to - Tease Leave or Orns Bork ©. B. RICHARD & €O., General Passenger Agents, 61 Broadway, New York. cars, § a.m. ‘ar from Harris x. eXeopt Satur- Crto PERCY G. SMITH, 1351 ané 619 Pennsylvania avenus. Send for **Tourist Gazette.” ORTH GFRMAN LLOYD— apl Loxpo: The steamers o URDAY from Bremen pier, foot of 3d street, Hobok Rates of passage: From New York to Havre, Adfonting | Sqtherpton and Bremen, first cabin, $100; ‘sooon ug double | Sit. $60; sieeraye, $30: prepaid steerage corti! 4. Forfrescht of passage ply to OELKICHS CO-, 2 Rowilue Green New York: W. SOUTHAMPTON aND Bremes. Washineton. | Second-class fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout. 75 |GHT will resume their Fast River, New York, every re Georxetown apply a “Tickets and staterooms can be secured at general oft National Metropolitan Bank ick?t office, 1351 Pennsylvania ave- ‘Stkamsnp Lixe Betweew New Yorn, Havne, this company will sail EVERY SAT- en. G. METZEROTT & CO_, 925 Pennsylvaia avenue northwest, aoe a 1:30, 7. On », 9:50, tind, 6:40am, and4:40 p.m. deily, p40'am and 4:40 p.m. daily, except 1A AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- D ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGTON NOTICE. LANE KOU’ ce ARD LIN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. FROM PIEK 40, N. K.- NEW YORK : vy. SNS vie Wek AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FR xt the South, 6:30 and 11:25 a.m. 10 ».m. daily. except Sunday Washington, 6:03, 7: 2:40, 33:00, 5:00, 7:00 an oo midiizht. On - ‘Sunday ‘Through bills of taden given 16-00 a. 00 and 9:20 p.; emistion tk the oftee, northeast oo Havre, Antwerp and other ports tor Mediterranean ports. For freight and passage Be wie fe for the checking of bag- 6550 t destination frum hotels and Teaidenoass a mney. R. WOOD, General Passenger Agent VERNON H. BROWN & CO., New York; FRANK THOMSON, General Mavaxer. Orto ‘Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW log, = Jani? 005 Tih wire, Wankinigton. E. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED, bu the Coutisant and N Gi stecrare cabin gas BIGELOW 3 OO, 60S Tat sek, Waste? THE TRADES. __ XCETT'S EINDERY, 1012 PENNSYLVANIA AV. 4 ancy Bindi aticamouabic rates.” Blank Riereueos \IBSON BROTH PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 32% Fernsyivania svenue, Washington. D. C. tek xpecaalty: janld . SURE CURE FOR MALARIA. STEAM oot pot pn tr And toail parts of bID PROPERTY KOVED BY f JUL TO-MORROW. ‘ANSON BROS. Muctioneers, ott and D f the land’ ihe District of Colunibia, und at the YAY, JL ft ‘of 4 1 m nine (479), in the with the fidproyem, a one-story Frame Chu cost of pure the property is ied with within te $100 to be fauitinge pu of such re days’ netic newspaper of said ei EDWIN FREY, DAVID L. MORRISON, DOWLIN! §e2T-d&ds TBNIOMAS TEE PROVE I Auctioneer. OF VERY VAL! UNT COLUMB: a. deed of trust dated the 20th day duly recorded in ihe nd Fe ES) SALE D PAO! KICT € with the impr Terme: $40 ny six ercent erest until nthe property sold. T's c and & ‘AU conve T Je24-d&ds GRAF’ f Lane J. Fis ¥ 78 & OF BUILT ¥ S NORTHWES On FRIDAY at HALE PAS prising two lots of 20 in same xquare, being parts of 14th froutine 20 feet 8 inches on I street, alle ‘Ter and exhteen months, with interest at rate of six cent and secured by deed of trust. Je29-d& IMPROVED Evans 1 by house pject to prior incum- ¥ 13cH AND N ots northwest. rate of six per cent per an- ed of trust on the property Kold. If the terms of at. id the residue in ten years, bear- 1 U need by @ | public auction in front of the preniives on SATURDAY, ancing, i t. $100 deposit will be required HANDI SECOND $603 NTH, YCLOCK, in tront of tue! ts of sub, Lots Nos. 4. streets northwest, with between 4d and 3d northwest, with adepth of 160 fect to a foot e-fourth in cash: balance in six, twelve AUCTION SALES. HOMAS LOT LING, Avctioneer. ALE OF HOUSEHOLD F RNITURE AND EE At eslosroont® SATURDAY, JULY EIGHTH, 1962. #t TEN O'CLOCa. Five Handsome Silve One Walnut Cab A MEDICINE FOR WOMAN. ENVENTED BY A WOMAX. ALSO, Several Buezies und Carries. PREPARED BY A WOMAN One 81 pber ine 1,000 VOLUMES MISC On SATURDAY, JULY EI GICLOCK, within’ my auctio shove collection, comprising a gre. other interesting readin. Percanse IN BROS., Suctionecrs. For alt those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses 20 common to our best Female population. 4 % he woret form of Female Com- plainte, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and Uleera- tion, Failing and Displacements, and the consequert Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the Changes of Life. It will dissolve and expel Tumors from the Uterus in en early staze of covelopmeat. The tendency of Cau- part of . scruar feet 10 inches front, with fine a front cf the pre: Veing the eastern 13 in rear, “fis is a rapids: im c of the city. ‘Tern third ° in six, twelve and | cerous Humors is cuecked very speedily by its use. ON | aighteen p : to bear six per cent interest. A | It removes Faintneas, Flatulency, destroys all Cra- | Saree or sie ele at rick Set ot Nt IE | vings for Stimulants, and Relieves Weakness of the ee | eat vo lat purchase ter Stomach. It cures Blostinz, Headache, Nervous Pros- tration, General Deb Indigestion. Tho fecling of bearing down, causing pain, weight and backache, is always permanently cured by its uee. Fe-PHYSICIANS USE 1T AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY. ag ity, Sleeplessneas, Depression and bia, passed in. the indersigned, as ‘1 t publ Tt will at all times and upder sll circumstances act in harmony with the laws that govern the female sys- iem. r the cure of Kidney Complaints of elther sex this Compound is unsurpassed. LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND is prepared at 233 and 235 Western avenue, Lyn’ ‘aes. Price $1. Six bottles for $5. Sent by mail in the form of pills, also in th f price, $1 per box for ei !swers all letiers of inquiry. cress as above, uare numberwt four hundred and fifty mprovements thereon consisting of a four K house, known es spretuises number 629 1 it. containing eight-en rooms. ribed by the decres: One-fonr!? wit at time of sale, and ti: atalme : . Pinkham freely ‘Send for pamphlet. Ad deferred pay ments of trust of the purch rves the right to resell at the ewer should said terms not be ive days from time of RODULPHE CLAUGHTON, Trustee. Jyo-at s 480% Louisiana avenne. rpus No family should be without LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S: LIVER PILLS. ‘They cure constipation, biliousness, and torpidity of the liver. 25 cents per box. » Real Vstate Auctioneers, F street northwest. OF TRACT OF LAND IN THE i ite 1 PART OF AM. 4 IPP. ! IMPROVEMENTS. Fy MILY ST PI LIES. = (CATAWBA WINE, TWO YEARS OLD, $1.00 GALLON. 627 Sop By att Davabists. as 53-0 rR) of a deed of trust to me, dated Oct d. 1RT4, gud reco! No. me of theland records for the District of Se cn and at the request of the party xecural | PupcHKGe are WEN ssp city eby, will #ell at public auction, in front of the | MAORTED GINGER ATE 0) ae wats | promis, on FIIDAY, JULY FOURTEENTH, 18b2, | pPRitOAN GINGER 200 dozen neck: DUR O'CLOCK. 1 AL that ce iece or | AEM Y AND Wave WHISKY. : 1.00 bottle M., ny parcel of ground, situate and being in the county of Washington, in the District of Columbia, and known distinetiisied as and being Lot numbered two (2) of |. st's” subdivision of lots six (6) and nine () of a of land called and agcording to # of said su Md in Liber —, folio »,one of the land records of Washington county, in ‘District of Columbia, with the improvements there on. consisting of a frame dwelling. : One-fourth cask, and the remainder in three payments, pa six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at six per Cent. per annum, pay- able semi-annually, and secured by decd of truston the property sold. | All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. A deposit of 8100 will be required when property is + | Sold. Tf terms of sale are not complied with within five days from day of sale the property will be resold at risk and cost of defaulting pureh: ER ‘SM. CHAPIN, Jy3-d&as ‘Tru: Cc. WITMER, Fine Grocentes, $20 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. JOTICE TO HO EPERS! N Ss paid RRR EEE R S583 F LOT ON U QUKTEENTH ne of a deed of trust, dated the 24th gy ee By vir of June, fe of nbia, the subscriber will ech: at he EIGHTH DAY OF JULY, 1882, at HALF PABT FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the following described real estate, situate in the city of Washington, District of D: Columbia; to wit: the east thirty-four (34) Tet one and Rn -haif (13s) inches front by a depth of about two hun- af H 22 a 2 d and ten (210) feet of lot seventeen (17) in square two hundred and five (205.) meee 22 the residue in equal WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, eighteen mouths (with * BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot: Corner lat street aud Indians avenue. jel WM. M. GALT & CO. > ments of six, ve and wlf yearly interest), for which the notes of the purcha-er, secured by a deed of trust ‘on the property sold, will be taken, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. Recording and conveyancing at the cost of purchaser. ‘The terms not complied wit vithin five days, the trustee reserves the right to re-rell feet the perty at discretior it the risk and tof the x % and ws at De. purchaser. ‘The Bdloiuiug lot om the eaet. FOR EXxcunsionists. about es, 13,000 feet, may be purchased, PSs: G. G- KENNEDY, syl-eodtd ‘Trust NHANCERY SALE AT PUBLIG AUCTION OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ESTATE, BE- POTTED HAM, BRAWN, POTTED TONGUE, CORNED BEEF, POTTED BEEF, ‘TURKEY LIVERS, POTTED CHICKEN, SHRIMP, _ SEWING MACHINES, & AN ISDISPUTABLE Fact! ine ELDREDGE, KING OF THE CHINE WORLD! THE STAR THAT LEADS THEM ALL! Unequaled for ease of movement and_ operation. Hes tntriusie merit makes ita popularity lasting. Every inan, woman aud ehtid 9 S, OPPENHEIMER, Syl 528 9th str SEWING MA- ould call and see that northwest, St. Cloud Building. | story press brick front dwelling, No. 1006 M street POTTED GAME, CURRIED OYSTERS, LUNCH TONGUES, PICKLED OYSTERS, WHOLE BONED HAM, PICKLED LOBSTER, “oes AERIS WSR ERS PAPER NAPKINS. REAL ING HANDSOME THREE-STORY PRESS. FRONT HOUSE, No. 1006 M STREET NORTH- WEST, AND THREE-STORY AND BAY W DOW BRICK HOUSE, > No. 805 O STREET NORTHWEST, WITH APPURTENANCES. By virtue of a decree, passed by the Supreme, Court of the District of Columbia, in Equity ‘cause No, 8,024, doc. 22, Middleton ‘vay: Gibbs et al., L will ‘orrer for. sale “on TUBADAY. B. W. REED’S SONS, JULY THE my24 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. . M., Lot «l **H,” Edw oma’ subdi- t yision of lote 1, Bar) and 30, of Crittenden's subdivision, (6; in square numbered three hundred and ninety-eight —— G98), Amproved | by three-story bay window Brick louse, No. 805 0 street northwe And’ALSO, ON THE SAME DAY, AT SIX O'CLOCK P.M., Lot numbered fifty-one (51) of A. R. Shepherd's ‘We offer, a8 a specialty, THREE TITLES TABLE CLARET FOR $1, OR mi: $3.75 PER DOZEN. + We have also an assortment of HIGHER GRADES OF CLARET, which we are off at low fisures. POTTED MEATS, PIC OLIVES, PANNED MACHINE pest citizata whip hav was paid on the 12th day’ of July 1880. EN po on peril echani: pl of tru L, , secure $3, 5 an = Siembodiment of the xood points in the Domostie sed | iuterest “due theron at 7 pee cout, frou the 20th | BEEP, LAMB, VEAT, MUTTON, 8c. CORNED BEEF : with some important improvements. Hence its | April, 1882, This debt is overdue, but can remain, or A SPECIALTY. tstablished by 30 years expert. | be paid, at the option of the purchaser, Btalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th strest wing, Eon Aetaty apeeer DeuNeE RAS | ewalve (13) and onions IE eae hee | Bae ae eer oe cea eure ® | twelve nd. elghtecn (18). months, e . EE QUEEN hae oo coat | trite ut tan purchase Gaal Oe sages ie Sot Ceara | SIRES Tatas oo O€ hiangd to) shipacuar Ga with interest at six percent, secured om city. mara C. AUERBACH, Cor. 7th and H sts., ADVISE EVERY LADY WHO VALUES health and happiness to xo to the corner of 7th and H streets and examine THE QUEEN SEWING We have ven testimoniuls from many of Is the Sole Agent for the District. northwest, No. 805 Ostrect northwest is sold eubject to a deed of trust dated 3Uth September, 1876, to secure two notes of $1,250 each, overdue, with interest from that date, at Sper cent per annum, on which indebtedness $100 OYSTERS, SARDINES, &c., &c., for Picnics and kx- cursions. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, No. 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. the property: sold, oF all cash at the option of the purchaser. de- posit of $100 of time of any sale made shall be taken, and E ARE RECEIVING DAILY 58 WHE CREAT “Hor D,” SILENT AND “NEW HOME.” or send to the office, Mc Keuting and repairing. WHITE dy advertiscments, but the finest machines the aw for the anaticy No, canvassers. Como NNEY, 427 oth street, mi on any failure to comply with the terms of sale by any purchaser, the property inay be resold after five dayyt males a his nek ane ee rake wil pay all .Xes dnd assessments from tire proceeds of wale. ¢ AND FRESH FIS! EDWAKD H, THOMAS, ‘Trustee, Constantly on hand Snes FISH. No. 916 F street northwest. PHILADELPHIA CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, At the EXTRA BLUE GRASS MUTTON, PRIME STALL FED BEEF, SELECTED OYST! __ PROFESSIONAL. 626 ES _ Specialty: Construct Fe EEES THE INACTIVITY th ed term giving them more rest, the er from corns, bunions, diseased nails vascu- senices, exostonis ad they are lial if wy nati at DR. WHITE'S Chiropod Per is enue, opposite Willard’s Hotel. WHITES twonty-fint convective year of practic Washington, D. C. T it. RANDALL PARSONS, Dentist, F 7 west, side, vi terca, day or night. Consultation free. te treatment be wiven th ial Estab ther complaints to which blishment, 1416 Fee, $1 per visit. Je2s. over Ballan- NITROUS OXIDE Gas adminis- DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. Je28-d&ds = =a 2 BOSTON MARKET, HOS. J. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Auctioneers. 2 — LEON SCHELL & CO. TRUSTEE’S SALK OF BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. - On MONDAY AFTERNOON, / Y TEN sx OrLock, i treat of ne aotiiogs we shale PIANOS AND ORGANS. (auncey J. BREED, as sell Lot No. 6, in Reservation Wo. 10, fronting 25: }_ | fect on Pennsylvania avenue, mn Sdand 434 ‘OF | with a depth of 180 feet to a public alley, and im: ved by a three-story Brick Builds with two fine 7 seat | Btoros, 60 feet in depth, Nos, 3iT and 319 Fennsyivauis 488 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, avenue. The upper part of the building is occuj a8 Sous Acent em, fyPhotosraph lery and Dy House; brick stable Tae oe ‘Terns of ale: Ono-third in cash; the remainder in pix, fwelve and eighteen, mouths, vocured, by deed of ru interest cent. $200 deposit re- luiega at time of wale vee AND THE De SHONINGER CYMBELLA ORGANS, Offers the following unprecedented Ust of Special Bar- wai No. 1—One magnificent Rosewood Piano, 7 octa carved legs and lyre, nearly new, with em! cover that onet $36, and upholstered ‘Tobler, and. new, $175. 15 ONS, DENTIST, ‘th street, “southeast corner $th and E north- is: New anesthctic ueed in the gums, of extracting. Filling a specialty. to5p ‘Heasonable fees, R. M. 8. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, juecenaa: Se Boneoeth r to Dr. A. fs 5 ELECTRO VAPOR AND THERMAL BATHS, fixen with Showor or Spray. Consultations fren Office Tm. ; open till 10 p.m.. Tues- ys G18 Oth street north- jours from 9 a.m. to days, Thursdays and west. alleviates pain Ottice hours 9 4-1. Earnest No. 2—A celebrated N. Y. Piano, with carved lers and lyre. handsome embreidered cover and war Fanted for six and 8 great bargain, $150. ‘No. 3—One superb Uj Piano by one of oldest iy; makers, ‘months, will be sacrificed at No. 4 One celebrated Stienway Piano in good order, No. 5—Oni Chickering in good order, with © stool and Sovers $75. * = Rosewood Piano by A. H. Gale & Co., with Ee yeactrtng tame aad anders Mae No.t—One Daniel F. Bostiy Ongaiy Dee Me TALBOTE, DENTIST, No. strect, three doors from corner E. ita branchée. ‘Teeth inverted §1 per aot. ranted. RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AW! werted ‘All worl immediately after extracting natural t cas. Mode ods and skill af DE. DO! itn splendid success.” Modern meth branches of Dentistiy. Moderass feos. NALLY, 1321 F street north 437 ITH Dentistry in all war- Ne ToSpeciay Bargal in Heinekamp Pi and , ins janos * dhonkirer Cymbals Organs. Sold on $3 monthly payment Jel? oe Great bargains gatil lsc of pu to close out ‘stock fc SUMNI ‘Agent 811 Sth street north ane FICREARD, DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 43 street, three doors north of ayenue, cast side. Nitrous Oxide, without pain, tooth and 50 cents each additional tooth at the Best Artificial Teoth rtade, $7 per set. Gold Amalgam Fillings, from $1 to $5.__All work warranted firet-clase. | Ha ro dinndatered Nitrous Onide te ‘over 30,000 patients, toand from the o' (Patients: will be free tic ‘ponsylvania Hervsfter ‘extractions under ‘Will be $1 for the first sitting. Extractions without gaa, 50 cents each tooth, 211 EICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMS, PIANOS: of various makes for sale and rent at re- fepowned Planon, "Tauing and Repairing own in 5 423 Tith strech above Penneylvanta avenue” 3e8-3m_ BREF" REGS TPS 2%, Re aX DANIEL F. BEATTY, Wi = ip a3 L WILD & BRO. 63 J. T. COLDWELL, ‘Anetione-r. CORANGERY SALE AT AUCTION OF IMPROVED REST ESTATE No. 128 4 STREET ‘and DE DUKE, DENTIST, 715 14TH STREET NORTH- west, between G street New York avenue.— r paclsof Tooth Fs; Tooth Filled, $1; Extracting as uubered ever’ Reset and Bpects Beantifi ‘without Pain, 50 cts. G. 709 7th Street North sole agents for the STIEFF and theK RANI Special atention given to Tuniug Dance td Organs. Pianos and Organs now for rent ust low rates. 46™ POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION ©0., MONDAY. JULY 3isr, '1882. These drawings occur thily (Sun ex under provisions of an act Of tho General Raneessly ot re dered First— pany is legal. Second—Its drawings are fair. United 81 ited States, Circuit Cour, on March 31, ren- SAFE DEPOSIT CO. GEcURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, oss of Washington. own Building, Conner 16TH StREET axp New Your Ave. Ber. 000. has nbw on hand a large reserve fund. This Keead carefully the list of prizes for the cA JULY DRAWING. pore coe S SESE jie ed geasesesees3 13 detning UARDED BY THE VAULT DOORS GUARDED py SARGENT ‘LOCK. ‘the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability in tho ARCHERY, FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET and LAWN VELOCIPEDES, TRI- CYCLES, Wi ‘&e., can be bought st the lowes; map niachisen peices, LYDIA E, PINKEAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND | 2d Edition: | Latest Telegrams to The Slt. Green Hands a Failure. New York, July 6.—On the New Jersey south- ern ratlroad’ pier, where the old men were taken back at an advahced rate of wages, the mass of freight has raptcly eased. At the other piers and St. John’s park the same ol” set of green hands are at work. The railroad officials say that the new men are fast falling into the method of hand- ling freight. and that a week will see them as Cempetent a3 the old hands. There Js an accumu- lation of freleht at all the receivin@plers, and the position of affairs is unchanged since yesterday, —_ ~ ith Conspiracy, TRENTON, N. J.. July 6—In the U. 8. © aay, Charles 1. Houghton, collector at Perth Am- ‘boy, and James K. Smith, deputy collector, also arraigned for conspiring to defraud the gov- ernment in makiag false entries. They pleaded not guilty. Charged W = Wall Street ‘To-day. 5 A DULL STOCK MARKET. New York, July 6—The Post's fnanctal article ys:—At the Stock Exchange U.S. bonds are du change being Adyline of ¥ in the extende 48. Buyers of the . bends app n legistation Anances an er. Ratlroad bo T Erie second consol: * net result of the ses ta far to-day ts an iter Rochester and Pitts- —— The Markets, July 6.—Vircinia 6s, congrts, 56%; sof? bid to-day. 5 is 6. BALTIMORE, new ten-to n steady 1, firm and ac ber, ern hixher—southe: western mixed, epot, a5iyasss, south n white, 61a64 Rye lower, xs ar —-tieas pork, y sides, packed, 4al4. Bacon + clear rib wide is Haron, 15'9a e 134. Butter fi western packed, 14 2307, Ewe wtoady ). Petroleum unch foe firmer—Rio carwoos, ordinary to far, 8: Sugar steady—A soft, 95, copper " refined’ qui a18, Whisky guiet, 1.16. Freights dull an Receipts—fiour, 1,720 , corn, 24, bushels; . 'Shipmenta— is. Salee—wheat, w yivania, awed. ‘Provis nd unc 3.25. Bulk mi +o — — The Tariff Commission. THE MERTING AT THE EnpIrT TO-DAY. The tariff commission held a short meeting in the red parlor of the Ebbitt House at noon to-da In his opening address the president of the com- mission, John L. Hayes, L Said that he rec- ognized the honor of his appointment to preside asa tribute to the oldest and most wid diffused of our industries, He then read the act constituting the —_com- mission, and said it defined the functions and duties of the body, wht that the one phase of Uhis law should be the keynote of their deliberations, which “declare: { the objective point of our labors is the establishment of a judi- cious tariff, or a reviston of the extsting tariff laws upon a scale of justice toalt interests.” With this end tn view no spectal indust undue advantage, no private Interest ¢ subserved, no duty promoting one industry, y oppressing another can be Justified, a “fadi- cal or subversive change in the present general economical policy of the country 1s virtu- ally Interdicted, and a judicious, not a revolution- ary tariff, a revision, not a destruction of existing tariff laws, fs declared to be the object to which our labors should conduce. If in the definition of the subjects which should receive the considera- tion of the commission some are omitted which We can searcely doubt were Intended to be kept in view, if questions of revenue, if the interest of consumers, of science, literature and of art are not specifically referred to they may be all included under the implied obligation resting upon us to consider the interests of the nation as a whole. By making the national interest paramount to those of section, class or industry we may also find @ solution of many questions of opposite indl- Yidual or sectional interest, and may avoid many difficulties by remembering, while not unmindful of »fustice to existing interests, that protective duties should be imposed or withheld, not for the benefit of individuals or special industries, but for ‘the good of the nation. I shall occupy your atten- tion no Jonger, as all the timeat our command and its most diligent improvement will be required for the fulfillment of the imperative obligation forthe completion of our labors at the time fixed by Con- gress, and I now await your action for the com- mencement of the praetical work of the comuis- jon. Mr. Porter, of the District of Columbia, was elected temporary secretary. A recess was taken, and the members of the commission paid their respects to the President and the Secretary of the Treasury in a body. At the Treasury department the members qualified in the presence of Secretary Folger. ——— Capitol Notes. THE RIVER FLATS BILL. An effort will be made in open Senate to have the appropriation for the reclamation of the flats and improvement of the river and river front at Washington put into the river and harbor bill. A motion to that effect will be made. siden The Star Honte Trial. + After the report of the star route trial in the first edition of Tue Star closed the documentary evidence rel@sing to route 25,051 was finished at 3 O'clock, and the court directed the counsel to go on with the examination. Mr. Brewer, of the contract office of the P. 0. was recalled for cross-examination, and testifi that it has been the custom of the ‘department to take the oath of the sub-contractor as to the num- ber of men and animals requiged on a route. oe . THE following assignments of 34 lieutenants im the revenue marine service have been mad EF. Kimball, to the steamer Gallatin, at Bostbn, Mass. ; J. C. Moore, to the Dalias, at Portland, Mi W. E. W. Hall, to the Hamilton, at Philadelphia, and C. D. Kennedy, to the Déxter, at Newport, The District Government. ‘The report of the inspector of buildings for the month of June shows 71 new buildings erected, 76 repairs made, 46 lineal feet of vaulting made, and 8 awnings made, The receipts from fees, which have been turned over to the District treasurer, were $318. Mr. J. Ormond Wilson is preparing the annual of the board of school trustees for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1882. ‘TAXABLE PROPERTY. ‘The assessed value of taxable property in this District 1s as follows: Washington city, $78,515,793; Geornretown, $5,053,891; county, at the Tate Of $1.50, $2,053,894; county, at the rate of §1, $4,471,865. $90,308,495 for 1882, Svrr AGarnst a Sraret RatLRoap.—Wm. Scott and wife to-day filed a sult against the Metropoli- tan Railroad Co. for $5,000 damages alleged to have been sustained by the wife of the plaintiff, on the 14th of January being run over by a horse of defendant, which had been carelessly unhitched from the ‘car standing in 7th street, and was knocked down, bruised, &c. See THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the opening and closing pricea of the New York Stock Market to-day, a3 reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street. 0.) ¢. Name. CITY AND DISTRICT. A Serious Cutting Affray. i A MAN ATTACKED BY FATHER AND som. Royster was seriously cut by Henry Norrié and hts son, John Norris, during an affray which took place near Randall's saloon, on E street, between 13th and 14th streets, near Theater alley. Royster was drinking at the Bar of the sal when Jona Norris opened the door and beck: him out. While they were standing together at the entrance of the yy between Randall's and Driver's, Henry Norris struck Royster on the head with a stick. Randall seized the stick and wrenched tt from Norris and endeavored to preserve onder. Royster started up the alley and was followed by ‘the Norrises, Randall pursuing by the back em ance to prevent furiler trouble between them. When Randail reached the back door Royster ran up to him saying that he had been cut The treo Norrises were then engaged In a tussle, the eon endeavoring to take a knife from his fattier. Me, Randall called a pottooman and Royster was moved to Milburn’s drug store, when a cut w: fouad in his wrist and a stab th his left side, the stab being some three or four inches Seep, Just wove the heart. Mr. Milburn checked the How of jood and sent for Dr. G. N. Acker, Who, bis arrival, pronounced the wounds ‘of a a character. The sufferer was removed to dence hospital and Henry Norris was lodged tn the Central station-house,where he dented having stabbed Roy bn Norris Ged, but it ts be. Meved he will be ui In the Police Court this morning, Mr. Moore, the prosecuting attorney, called Judge Shell's attene nto the warrant charging Henry Norris with assault and battery wit at to Kill, and asked be “Inde conunued without bail, Which was done. sii The Federation of Labor. PROPOSED NATIONAL CENTRAL COMMITTER TO BR ASSEMBLED IN THIS CITY. Ata meeting of the Federation of Labor held last evening, resolutions were adopted recommends Ing organized labor unions of ea congressional: ‘strict in every state and territory to nominate e representative at as carly a day as possible to actas, aber of the central committee on national lege to reside in Washington elty, and from report t Workingmen of thelr veral districts th Tess made tn thetr inter. mc nent which has and that at the the central com- On, a directory of seven nbers Shall be chosen to represent the Labortt nh Of the United States before the committee Congress, The resorutions pledge the federation 0 endeavor to procure employment for feliow work= Men sent here a8 members of the central commit nd Suggests In case ft 1s impracticable to 1 such a delegate from any congressional dis- trict, that authority be gi w the federation to designate a proxy. Seat Potomac Boat Cuvs—Anxvat ELEcTION,—The regular monthly meeting of the Pote ensuing year resulted elon, president; Will 3; OP first lieut J. J. He Piater, finan mimittee; J. Maury Dx Page'and W. F. Roberta, elections ca . Resolutions were passed com= plimenting Mr.J. D. Doyle for the salistactory manuer in which be had performed the duties Of secretary for the past two years. A hop will be held at the boat house this evening. Lenntabnen hein, Deeps tN Fre have been recorded as follows: Heirs of Julia Brown to Frances I. Brown, part % Ann Eliza Jackson to B. A. Looks Wood, east halt 6, sq. to W. L. Lew!s, part 6, sq. ler, trustee, to M. J. J. Knox, comm lots 7 and &) block 16 A. Gord house Lot, Georgetown! $2,355, Srustee, to Martha KE, Kirk, addition to Georgetown: $1,7 $< The Court Poutcr To-day, Sallie Dudie: £2) or 60 days. John ‘A. Jackson, larceny of $10 trom Bernard Robinson; 6monthsin jail Caro line Bell, assault on Maria Jackson; $10 and costs ays. Patrick Curtin; fortelied collateral, wh, threats to Amelia Whiting; per- Sonal bonds to keep the peace. Henry Olive, as. saul on Henry Collins; 6 montis in jail, Richard Harrison, assault on Jno. Burke; nolle prosequied, Daniel Buchaunan, coiored, assault on Marion Jackson; continued. Chas ‘Batley; forfeited cole lateral. "Seth Lumford, vagrancy; 20 days.on the farm. “Walter ‘T. Hawkins, loud and boisterous; ®orlSdays, Aunie Gant, colored, committing, creating, and maintaining ‘a nuisance; contin Jane Shelton, loud and boisterous; personal bonds. to not repeat the offence. sauces SS Political Notes, Gen. Beaver and Wm. Henry Kawle, regular re. ublican candidates for governor and Juige ot Pennsylvania, were in Philadel; , at republican headquarters. Cooper, of the republican state central conuittee, 4s in this city to consult with Senator Cameron ag to harmonizing the factions, Tt is sald that at the meeting of the state committee next Wedi the conditional resignation of the regula’ dates will be read, and that they will retire if the independent cand/dates will uls0 do so, The North Carolina democratic state convention yesterday nominated Risden Tyler Bennett for Congressman-at-large; Thomas RumMn (he pres ent Incumbent) for supreme court Judge, and Jas, Shepherd, Fred Phillips, Almond Mckay, Jas. ©. and Wm. M. Shipp for Macrae, John A. Gilmor, supreme court Judges. ‘The platform affirms ad- herence to the Rational platform of 1880, arraigns the republican party for corrupting use of federal patronage and of public money, favors repeal of the internal revenue system, and denounces the present tariff laws. ‘The legislature of South Carolina has adjourned, after dividing the state into seven new Congress sional districts in accordance with the recent re- apportionment. 1 and May w ED. 1 supreme 1k Yes airman ae Adam Simon, asaloon keeper, of Buffalo, N. ¥.. murderously assauited his wife yesterday’ while she was asleep in bed and afterwards went to the cellar and cut his throat with a cheese knife, Simon ts dead, but his wife ts still alive, ‘The prosecution in the United States court at Austin, Texas, against ex-United States Marshal Russel, began yesterday, on the indictment accus- ing him of having changed the government with Inileage and expenses of one of the guards accom- panying prisoners to Albany, N. when sald person Was not among the posse. Bishop Elder, coadjutor of Archbishop Pur diocese of Cincinnati, in accordance with a brief received a few days ago, has cont a meeting Unis week of the suffragan bishops of the province of Cine a to bishop for the newly-create, of Grand Rapids, Mich. MARRIED. ae DEAN—FULLER. On 5th July, 1882, at the resi- dence of the bride's aunt Mrs. Giherting, 33°R Heh Baitimore, M-D., by Rev. £.D,. Owen, GEORGE 7. QEAN and ba C. FULLER, both of Washinetign, ED. ANGEL. On Thursday, July 6, 1882, at 4:45.0% am., Mr. J.T. ANGEL. in oye “of © Uhawtul Manel fone iss residence, 627 Seventh street is Is southwoe, on Friday afternoon, at 3 clock. . EVANS. On July Sth, 1882, at Pelock, after s short iliness, A. WILSON, sufaut son of Ae. and M. L Evans. take place on Friday, J at four orclock p-tu, fromthe residence of is parse, Mer 37 Fitth street southeast. = Z STANDIFORD. On July 24, 1882, LE PREUX, in- fant gou of Harry and Tuten Standiford, aged es WILLIAMS. ARTHUR, infant son of Thomas and Jane F. Williams, at 10:30 O'clock ‘p-in.s July 5, 16M, oo wperal services atthe residence, No. 412 7th street southwest, Friday, July 7th, at 3’ p.m. (Fredericgs- burg papers please copy.) Se ae Funeral ice om | Nin ith Baptist church at three o'ck -ek Friday afternoon July 7th. * UNDERTAKERS. OSEPH_GAWLEI GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 1726 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. ‘Terms moderate and everything first-class. Lelephone connection. ml so _— UNDERTAKER, 3337 ‘Texte Sraset Nokraware, Telephone Connection. STUS BURGDORY, AN FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, No. 316 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, 34 43eetrecta. Everything first-class. jan! Fovomican AND SAFE. WEAVFR, KENGLA & 00.'3 LAUNDRY SOAP ISECONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT 18 PURE; BING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAs OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES. IT IS SAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUF? FROM STRICTLY PUBS MATERIALS, ViZ: About 10 o'clock last night a man named John 4 3 y