Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1882, Page 8

ONDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR Awusrwrete—Sth pace. Arro! —Ist page. AvcTION Sacrs—7th and 8th paces, Booxs, &c.—3d pace. Boarvrso—4th vase. Busiwess CHances—4tn paga. Gory Irexe—th paze. County Reat. Estere—4th pare Covxrny Boarp—tth paze. Drarne DRr Goons Eprcattowat. Frsaxciat—6t a Faxiny Scertins—th page. Fon Rew (Ro 4th para. For Rewr ( Houses)—4th page. For Rex (Miscellancous)—4th pire. For Sate (Miecellaneons)—4th pags, For Sane (Houser)—4th pair. Gestt Exrx's Goors—34 page. Hovskr tnxisntwas—3d paza. Lapirs' Goops—3d pase. Lost axp Fouxn—4th pace. List oF Lerrens—3d page. Mower 10 Loax—4th page. Mapicat, ke.—7th paxe. Maxniaces—Ath pace, Presics, Exccastows, &c.—8th pags. PErEsowai—ath pace. PROFESSIONAL Praxos ax One Ratunoavs StwmEr Resonts—5th pags. Spxctat Notices—Ist pars. Sprecraities—tth page. SteaMEns, &c Sarr Derosrr— Srwixe Macurses ‘Tue TRapy: Wantep (Situations) Wan Tep (Houxes)—4¢ WanTep (Miscellan LOCAL MENTION. The Weatmer. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAT. OFFICER, Wasuixeros, D.C.. July 8, 1882, 9:30 a.m. f For e Atlantic states, partly ciowty ‘Weather, with local rains, winds mosuy soutueriy, stationary temperature aud pre: Special Weather B ‘The chtet signal o ne a the following special Dulletin to the press: ure is hichest slong the Atlantic coast West In Dakota. ailing winds are Ught southerly fallen in all the dis- tricts exeeptthe Atlantic coast states. Th lowing stations report more than one toch rain- fall during the past twenty-four hours: Loul 138; A Haven, 1.50. “Phere has been a sight, but general rise n temperature. The temperature eastof the Mississippt river ts Mean for the month. The followlng special tem- ratures were reported at m. this morning tport, 56°; Montreal, 66°; Quebec and Cleve- Tand, 65° 45°; Alpena, 62°; Du- Juthh, 53° -, 68°; San’ Frahets— co, 55°. Were reported yesterday afternoon in Texas: Eagle Pass, 108°; Concho, 106°; San Antonio and El Paso, 106°. Local rains aré indicated on Sun- day in all the states east of the Rocky mountains. o—— ‘THosk desiring to spend an enjoyable eventing can do so by accompanying the “Departmental Dozen” on their excursion, July 11, 1s82,0n the steamer Mary Washington, which leaves’ at 6: m., and returns at 12 p.m. sharp. Dancing m. indulged ta by those who delight 1n this enjoy- ihtly below the St Paul, 61 The following maxtinum’ temperatures ment, while others will be entertained with songs | and recitations by al talent. Hose xp Hose Reets at Shedd’s, at 409 9th st. ‘THE eyesight fitted at Hemp! MR. AND Mus. Kets Kemerny, the artists from Davis’ gallery, #25 Pennsylvania avenue, are about Ww open a new ‘photo art gallery at 1109 Pennsylva— Bia avenue, between 1th and 12th sts He will se the new Instantaneous process. The opening Will be on the Ist of Aucust, when they will be pleased to see the public at their new gallery. ‘Tae Besr is Te Cuzaras der. —Hart’s roach pow- Parasors in all eviors, cleaned Fenovated equal to new's Caesar Jon Prrstisi Fossett's Ice Cream and crape vells her's, 905 G st. ’s, 608 7th, above F. For Cuear TRUNKS and travelling bags go to Berzog’s, #8 9th st., near Pennsylvania avenue. Iwrortep O11. on draught, 620 9th street. Bury'’s Prrsissewa cures kidney and bladder diseases, S00. travelfig trike and 400 baby carriages sold abreduced Biices at Re Gokisebmid’s, 812 7th stn.w. mipeick xp Wutre Goons, 7th-st, Mourning Store, Cnearest of all is J. E. Young, 736 Six Spoors CraKk’s Best Corros Messrs. Joux J. BLY axp J.C. WivERToN, of Richmond, Va., arrived hei ay for the pur- pose of inaking arran “nts for the rec he excursion of the Knights of the Wi ‘She 18th inst. Go To SuEDD, 409 Hb street, to Duy gas stoves 7th street. Brodhead’s. Se. Fox a SrRinG-1m™me Maprewse, asa tonic for gen- eral debility and ioss of appetite, Hunt's Remedy fe unequaled. Fixe Pere Rasrserry Wrve, the best article Sgainst summer complalut for children and general rder in adults, at Chris. Xander’s, No. 911 7th streets northwest. Mus. M. B. Becce, designer and teacher of art embroiieries, will close her studio and store on the 15th inst. until September. Ladies destring their summer needlework prepared should lose no Ume. Materials at cost. AvorD MaLaRta by keeping out of the night air in all thinzs, nse of 88 NUCH as possible,heing temporal and keeping the body well protected by Suitable knit underw May be saved and many adherence to this simple course. Espec thts care be taken of the children. Go to T: Hutty’s and get a supply of suitable underv them and yourselves, aud save much suffering and @octors’ bills. THE ScHooL FoR YouNG L. Caay (West End Institute, Ne has proved itself to be one of sp. Competent teachers give instruct’on in music, pane » French, German and all the English hes that are pursued In young ladies’ semi- aries’ The limited number of boarders const- ute a family, in which are enjoyed the privileges of home life.” Whilst the puplis learn as much from text books as is learned from other schools Of similar grade, special effort is made to cultivate Virtues ani develop those traits of character Which are essential to the attainment of true wo- manhood. Haven, Conn.), al excellence. ‘Tue will of Barriet R. Richards, fled yester- @ay, leaves aoa woperty to Forde aughter Hen- Mietta, except %, tole paid to each of her other ebildren. Stars MaNTELs at reduced prices to make room for new stock. S.S. SHEDD, 409 9th street. MARINE Glasses hired at Hempler’s, 53 Pa. av. Membres of the Ist Congregational church wil Be pleased to know that Miss Minnie z Ewan, for he past year Miling the position of principal S prano at St. Paul's, New York ity, wilt sing tn her old piace to-morrow morning at'the Cons gational church, >, a Howson’s ice cream, $1.25 agal; quart tins, 3¢ mi family per qt. bottle. SrRictLy pure liquors for medictay @se. Arling whisky, $4 per gal; McGee's 40 9th street northwest. Gow ¥inzep, plain and stone rings, vest chain and charins, $2 to $2), at Prigyg’s. * Ks Corres Licursixe-Rons, at J. H. Kuehling’s wih street. sai) eeerreenenenes CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. ‘Twearer Courgrs. —Variety ani burlesyu2. ABNER'S SCMMEK GARDEN.—Concert. DkiveR’s SUMMER GAKDEN.—Speclalty Perform- ance. a Bettprxe Fuxv.—The Rultetia, the M.C.A., has the following to say in money for “What is the building? Can toward the ne he ralsed? When are we to move? questions are asked many Umes each day. Weare glid to know that so large a Mumber are interested in the success of this enter- Prise. Half of the $22,000 has been subscribed, and the tur of war now comes to provide for the Dalance. Each day the amount 1s swetled by new subscriptions. ant the effort to provide the whole ammount will not be relaxe.” pears Music ar THE Wire House Gxocxps—The fol- lowing ts the p rogrem of music to be rendered it the White House grounds this afternoon by the Marine band, under the leadership of Mr. John Philip Sousa: — te The Hermit’s Bell,” Maillart: Mosaic, “ Biliee Taylor,” Solomons; Mor- ceau, “Remembran uhauser,” Wagner; of Walt, “Bien Amiens,” Waidienfel; polka, “V; Jeska,” Scheuer; ™ Reminiscences od aeotiontse Godirey ; galop, * Turque,” Polak-Dantels, oa a ee =e ag been. eer com sonoma: Boyle ct al, ames mn, lo #—. J. J. Edson et al, Condensed Localy Street lamps will be lighted at 7:50 p.m. and extinguished at 1:39 a.m. A dead white infant abandoned was found by the officers of the sixth precinct to-day. Kitty Henderson, colored, was flued $1 or 5 days by Judge Sacli to-day for contempt of court iu falling t amswer a summons. as charged before Judge iting two other colored med Charles and Henry Payne. The court Leent and no costs In each case. Mrs. Fre Dougiass, wife of the recorder of deeds, was Stricken with paralysis yesterday, at her home in Uniontown. She now lies ina very critical condition. Willlam Flynn was charged tn the Police Court to-day with having assaulted Policeman Sullivan, and forfeited $5 collateral. Win. Garri Ma., was fined $5 or 15 day: for driving a horse over Beni ster than a walk. Il carrying a pistol, but was rel on his personal bonds, Mr. J. W. Maury, who for the last nine years has been a clerk with Middieton & Co.,on F street, bes a receiving teller at the National bank of the Republic in place of B. F. Bige William H. Haller has been granted a divorcee from Frances A.Hailer on the grotnd of desertion. This morning Officer M winara took to the » Station a dead colored male infant, which he ‘on a lot fronting on 16th street, SMe Small Pox Service of thix Di strict. IT 1S COMMENDED IN A REPOKT TO THE NATIONAL AD OF HEA! spector N. B. of Health Dr. Ch. Smart his made a report to Dr, Turner, secretary National Board of Health, on the Small pox service of the D dated July 31. In the report he says: ‘M ald of the National Board of Health, Dr. Smith Townsend, health officer of the District, arranged for the protection of the unvaccinated, and estab- lished his hospital and its allled ambulance and disinfecting service, with the MOST SATISFACTORY RESULTS. Before the vaccinations were effected, a few cases propagated their Infection In the city, but as soon as the vaccinators were falrly at work this propagation ce: sed, and the history of each im- AS Soon n and ended with Itself. U3 case was reported it W by the inspector, diaenosed and removed to tie hospital; unva ed persons Who had been ex. posed to its influence were vaccinated; the Infect- €d rooms were exposed to the fumes of burning sulphur nd certain three successive nichts, articles conceived to be espectally ds burned. gerous were THE VACCINATIONS were performed by the physicians to the poor and by amedical oMcer spectaliy detailed for this work at the health office. A total of 29,158 cases Were recorded, of which 8,948 were primary, 20,210 Te-vaccinations, with 69 per cent of successes, 21 per cent of failures and 10 per cent of unknown Tesults. Bovine virus was used, most. of which Was obtained of Dr. R. Walsh, of this city. Incon- | nection with this service i paid several visits to his establishment, and was pleased with the intel- ligence and care’ manifested in securing a pure virus. STATISTICS. Since January 38 cases haye been taken sick and removed to the hospital; of these 2 only were white, 36 colored. They were equally divided be- tween the sexes, With respect to age, 9 were 5 years old or under; 11 from 5 to 20 years old, and 1S over 2% years. The cases were generally dis- tributed over the city, 4 occurring in the north- west division, 6 in the horthe: ch of the southern divisions. The 3 eaSes gave 13 deaths; | 12 had marks of previous vaccination, and of these 5 died; 12 had been vaccinated and rev: 3 deaths occurred among these; 4 from previous small pox, and of these 1 dies had never been vaccinated furnished 4 fatal cases. AS the last case on record was taken sick April 241 It Is belleved that the service may be discon ate 2 — District Government Affairs. Charles S. Prather was yesterday afternoon des- ignated by the District Commissioners as black- smith at the Washington Asylum. The Commissioners have decided not to close the District offices at @ o'clock daily, same as other government offices, as the weather 1s not hot enough to justity closing. The Comm’ “rs have appointed John E. n to supervise the construction of the station houses now under contract. BUILDIN issued by Inspector Entwisl a& two-story dwelling at Tennallytow: $350. Martha M. Dyet, repair frame dwelling, 1151 17th street northwest; 475. Wm. R. Reamer, erect two brick dwellings, Corngr ch and K streets north. West; $3,500. 8. Werle, erect a Not that Collyer. Some weeks ago Rev. Robert Collyer, of New | York, was advertised to” preach "dt “All Souls’ | church, tn this city.” As ts usual when Mr. Collyer | preaches here the church was crowded and all the seats were occupled early. An old gentleman, an admirer of Mr. Collyer, who came all the way from Capitol HH, was too late to geta seat, and was standing inthe vestibule viewing the large con- gregation when a stranger tapped him on the | Shoulder and asked If it Was true that. “Collyer” | was going to preach. He was informed that Mr. | Collyer was going to preach and the sermon would | be a good one. “He then replied that he knew m” when he was In the pugilist business, and came a long way to hear him preach, for it just did his heart ood- to hear these reformed inen preach. ‘The oid gentleman replied that he didn’t understand what he meant by speaking of refor- mation in connection with Mr. Collyer. He had heard that he was a blacksmith In his younger days and pounded the anvil, but he never heard of his hammering people in the priz2 ring. “Then | this fs not Sam Collyer, the prize fighter?” asked the stranger. He was informed that it was not Sam Collyer, when a look of disappointinent and disgust come over his face and he immediately let ——_. Pay Ixspgcton WaTMoUGH SUED FOR LIBEL.— terday, Messrs. Cook and Cole, for Pay In- spector James N. Carpenter, U.S. N. (retired), entered suit against Pay Inspector James H. Wat" , United States navy. for libel, claiming | $20,000 damages." The declaration sets forth that the defendant caused to be published malicious libels against plaintiff. ‘The alleged Ubels are then set out, In which, as is alleged, Watmough charges arpenter with’ “writing defamatory letters,” “with preferring false claims against the govern- ment,” “with withholding bownty money from ‘Thornton Lewis, also with publishing certain false and defamatory statements in the shape of oficial charges and specifications against the plaintiff.” ge PARADE OF THR COLORED KNIGHTS TEMPLSR.— The four commanderies of the colored Knights ‘Templar in this city assembled this afternoon at their asylum on 11th strect, south of Pennsylvania avenue, and forming im line paraded the streets | before departing for Irving Park, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, where they will unite with the Baltimore knights in holding agrand encamp- ment. The knights presented a. creditable ap- pearance. The committee of ai ments on the Part of the Washington commanderies 1s com- posed of the following: From Simons Command— ery, Nu. 1, Edward Chase, William H. Thomas, John W. Freeman; Henderson Commandery, No. 2, William H. Dade, Adolph Hall, James Daven- port; Gethsemane Commandery, No. 3, Nathan Addison, John E. Hickman, finan EB. Ellis; Mt. Calvary Comimandery, No. 4, J. H. Burrell, P. H. Carson, R. E. Bost I, = = River TRape.—Harbormaster Sutton Teports ar- Tivals at the river front as follows: Schr. Claro, Beacham, 115 tons coal, Johnson Bros, ; schr. Judge Hopkinson, Galloway, 136 tons do., same; Sohne Cc. Smyrk, Tyler, 134 tons do., sam ‘hr. Ed. Wright, Wright, 150 tons do., same; Schr. Hale, Penton, 143 tons do., same; sehr. Oliver Under- wood, Nash, 35 cords’ wood,’ same; schr. Richard S. Teaming, Doughty, 800 tons ice for Independent Icegvo.; scirs. Sally and Blackhawk, with cord wood for dealers; barge Jonathan Saville, Van Buren, 20,000 feet Inmber, H. L. Bise + str. Com- merce, Latham, 100,000 feet lumber, St phenson. —_—.___ AN EVEN THING ALL ARouND.—Annle Goldbe1 and Mary Het, the wives of two. second-hand dealers on D street, between 9th and 10th strect: had a row in front’of their stores yesterday and were arrested. Subsequently their husbands swore out warrants charging each other with threats of violence. In the Police Court this morn- ing Mrs. Goldberg was fined $5o0r 15 days, and Mrs. Heet forfeited $5 collateral. Prosecuting At- torney Moore called Judge Snell's attention to the charges of threats, and stated that the witnesses were evenly divided, and would swear equally hard,and he would suggest the cases be nolle presequted, which was done. —— AMAN BapLy WounDED IN AN AFPRAY.—ADout 5 o'clock this morning an affray took place in Ryan’s drinking bar, near the corner of Pennsy ¥ania avenue and Ist street northwest, in whi Wm. Sweeny, Thomas Shannan and an unknown man parttelpated. Shannan recetved a very bad cut in the head, and was removed to police head- quarters, where Dr. Parsons, of the Emergency lospital, rendered medical aid, after which he was removed to tue Providence Hospital. This is a very serious case—the cut in the head severed an artery in the temple, and the man came near bleeding to death. Several oo epee ‘were sent for, but none could be found whe would attend to the case; finally a message was sent for Dr. Par- sons, of the Emergency Hospital, who nded promptly, and saved the man’s life by applying a compress to stop the flow of blood, and a convey- ance was procured for the patient to the hospital, where the wound was property dressed. Lieut. Austin’s officers arrested Wim. Sweeny for the act of gutting Shannen by striking bim with a pop Amusements, Excursions, &c. ‘THE THEATER Comigue has taken place among the leading variety theaters of the country. The summer garden 18 4 moat delicious resort, and the entertainment offered 1s of the best kind. Durver's Stuer GARDEN affords a delightful resort. ‘The speci@ity performances are of a high order. AT ABNER’S GARDEN a fine concert is given every evening by an orchestra of selected musicians, AN APTERNOON Excursion will be given on’ the steamer Corcoran to Mount Vernon next Monday by the ladies of the Memorlal Christian church, for the put of ratsing funds to furnish the new church. <The boat will leave at 4:90 and return at 9:30 p. m. ‘HE Steamer Mary Washington will make trips to Occoquan Falls on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and Mt. Vernon Springs on Saturdays, the timé of departure being 9 a.m. each day, éx- cept Sundays, when {t will be 9:30 a.m. Scnpay Excunsions.—The Lady of the Lake will make trips of 40 miles down the Potomac every Sunday, leaving 6th-street wharf at 8:30 p.m. and returning at 8 p.n, Great FaLts.—The steam canal packet Excel- stor makes trips to the Great Falls and Cabin John Bridge Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, leaving her whart at Congress street and the canal at 8 a.m. QUANTICO PAVILION. — The steamer Keyport, which makes trips on Week days to Quantico, leav- ing 7th street wharf at9 a. m_and 3:30 p. m., in order to meet, the demand for Sunday recreation, makes a trip on that day, leaving at 3 p.m. Quan- tico 13 one of the most Gelightful resorts on the river. DAILY EXcUnstoNs To GLYMonT are given on the steamer Keyport under the auspices of the Poto- mac Fruit Growers’ Improvement Company. The Steamerleaves the 7th street wharf at 9a. m. and & GROCERY CLERKS’ PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION give one of their delichtful excursions to Marshall Hail on the steamer Arrowsmith next Wednesday morning and event. See advt. Ee age MARRIAGE Licenses have becn issued to Tsaac Johnson and Sarah Williams; Adam LoeS and Caroline Folkman. aaa MEMORIAL CnURcu EXcuRston. select and en- Joyabte excursion to Mount Vernon, on the safe and commodious steamer Corcoran, will leave the wharf at 4:30 p.m. Monday, and return at 9:39, ‘This excursion ts given by the ladies of the Memo- rial Caristian chure, In behalt of that organiza- tion, and wilt be deeldedly ta every respect a splendid and agreeable trip. — A Yoururct Horse Turer.—William Hi. Docket, the youthful colored horse thief who was arrested in Maryland 2 day or two ago for the larceny of a horse in this city on the 18th of last month, from Loutsa St. John, a gipsy, was in the dock at the Police Court this morning, charged with larceny. He said he was only ten years old the day he was arrested. He fearlessly pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing the horse, and took his sentence of six months in jail with as much nonchalance as an old offender. “Prosecuting Attorney Moore told the court that he refrained from prosecuting the prisoner for the more grave charge of grand lar- ceny, or horse-stealtng, on account of his exttene youth, and only asked for the maximum sentence for petit larceny, The court sald that as the re- form school was full, and the boy had no parents who seemed to exerelse any control over him, not- withstanding hig youth, the fall would be as good lave for him for the next six months as any other place. SS ‘The Courts. Equity Court—Judge Hagner. Thurslay, Clark agt. Seibert; sale of lot 4, square south of square 99, finally ratified and ref- erence to aulitor ordered. Steinacker agt. Meln- der; referred to auditor to report on partition. Ea- ton'agt. Eaton; pro confesso against certain de- fendants and reference to auditor ordered. Thomp- son agt. Union Cemetery; dismissal of bill ordered. Davison agt. District of Columbia; demurrer sus- tained. Kinney agt. Meguire; decree, in be~ half of complainant.” Ryan age 3. hearing commenced 7 Yesterday, Dellinger agt. .@*Rourkes. Dill ats- missed without prejudice.” Belletervilie agt. Sher- Jock; Jose M. Yznaga appointed guardian ad litem. agt. Lewls; testimony ordered taken before Irving Williamson. Alley agt. Latta; pro confesso and reference to L. Cabell Willlamson to take tes- timony. White agt. White; auditor's report on second distribution ratified: Wylle agt. Jones; sale confirmed, PRopate Covrt—Judge Hagner, Yesterday, Estate of Hobert J. Yewell; final no- tice to administrator. Estate of John J, and John N. Pulliam; order of publication tssued. Will of Nathaniel Turner admitted to probate and record. Will of Tobias Warren; same action. Estate of Hellen L. Stewart; order authorizing Wilson N. ‘Tuller and Thomas B. Mackall to examine personal property of deceased. Estate of William B.'Lacy; order appointing Samuel 8. Croggins and Stephen M, Golden appraisers. Estate of Helen B. Cork- hill; inventory of personal estate returned. Estate ot Andrew Herbert; order appointing Catharine Herbert administratrix on bond of $100. Wills of Harriet R, Richards and Mary Lawrence filed tor probate. Will of Charles J. Guiteau, with peti- tion of Rey. Willlam W. Hicks, for probate. PoLice CourtT—Judge Snell. Yesterday, Henry Clarking, indecentexposure: or 15 days. ‘Wm. Henry Jotinson, colored. pleaded guilty to being a suspicious person, and was sent Uo the farm for 20 days. Sallle:Golbert, eqlared,, colored, charged with ens nse produce dvaler;’continued. Dante! Lewis, fortelted collat- eral. “Oscar Jones, colored, assault on Emily Hawkins; $ or 15 days. Ida Robinson, threats of violence to Irene Cane; personal bonds to keep the peace for six months. Michael Notan, threats to Mary Noian, hi3 wife; committed until’ he gets sober, Jos. Brown, colored, crueity to animals; pleaded guilty; $5 or 15days. Dantel Buchannan, colored, ton Marion Jackson ; eleven months and 29 days in jatl ‘To-day, Harriet Thomas, colored, vagrancy; 90 days In’ the workhouse. ’ Annie Goldsberg ‘and Mary Hect. loua and boisterous;. $5 or 15 days each. Wm. Dickson, Abraham Alexander and Jas. Haw, kins, colored, do.; do. Mary Chase, forfelted col- lateral. Amiinda Green, profanity: $5 or 7 days. Israel Whiting, colored, disturbing the quiet of West. Washington; $5 orf 15 days. Richard Fitz- simmons, vagrancy; 30 days. Ambrose Brown, Edward ‘Brown and Everett August, throwing stones in the street; $2 or 5 days each. Wia. Don- aldson, forfeited collateral. Wm. Lewis, do. Wim. Garrick, carrying a pistol; personal bonds to not Tepeat the offence; also charged with driving over Beuning’s bridge at a pace faster than a walk; $5 or 15 days. Molly Harris, colored, larceny of $20 from Wm. Ferguson; 60 days tn fall. (Patrick Curtin whose ‘name appears in the Police Court Taursday 1s not Patrick who lives corner of 6th and R streets. The John English whose name appeared in the report a “day or two ago is not the proprietor of the -Chesapcake restaurant J ——_.___ Affairs in West Washington. INSTALLATION.—The following ofiicers have been installed tn Mechantcs Lodge, No. 18, I. 0. O. F. ‘'T. T. Spare, N. G.; John C. Sherien, V.G.; W. A. Don: n, sec’y; John F. Birch, warden; James Chamberlain, C.; Henry Eayre, R. 8. N. W. Fletcher, L.’S. N. G.; Sam. P. Troxler, 0. M. Fisher, 1.'G.; R. H. Mattingly, R. 8. sup. John McElwee, L. 8. sup. ‘THe Peorie here feel yery much ‘discouraged in regard to congressional legislation® Nothing seems: to be doing about the free bridge; not much pros- pect for wi appropriation for the river tmprove- Ment; none for building the- naval observatory, and the Rock Creek railroad knocked in the’ head: CONDITION OF THR WATER,—Great, Falls, very turbid; receiving reservoir, turbid; distributing reservoir, clear. Hiou Tipe.—July 9, 2:04 a.m., 2:37 p.m. July 10, 3:11 a. m., 3344 p. —— 1,000 new srvzzs OF AMERICAN ORGANDY LAWNS, in Lawn Tennis, Polka Dots, Stripes, Lavender,’ Pink, Blue, Tinted Grounds, Black, Blue, Brown and Pink 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 Styies of Madras DRESS GINGHAMS, in Plaids and Seersucker Styles, 10 cts. and 12 cts. FOULARDS, in Satine designs, 12 centa, Satin Stripe NAINSOOK, 12 cents. India LINENS, very fine, 20 cents, 25 cents. Persian LAWNS, very fine, 25 cents. Dotted, Fixured, and Lace Striped SWISS, 18, 20, 25¢. Lace GRENADINES; Lace BUNTING, 25cta. E CLOTH, for Boys’ Suits, 25 cta., 37 cts., 50 cts, LINEN, for Boys" Suita, 15 cts., 18 cts,, 20 ets. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, 92, $2.50. Lined PARASOLS, $2, $3, $4. MATTINGS and CARPETS, LONSDALE CAMBRIC, 10 cts, TOWSON'S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, TTTT KEE RRR ™ a B Hee EB _ tasst CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. Ttis (Reconcurrent testimony of the pubiic and the medical profession that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a medicine whiclr achieves resulta speedily felt, thorough | eodkbenign. Boride rectifying liver disorder, it in- loud and boisterous; $5 or.15, ‘> rank Harris, ari uate The Dendieck»mt Petersburg, Va. THE COUNCIL REFUSES: PAY TO THE OFFICERS CREATED BY BFS PREDECESSOR. The chairmen of the different committees appointed by the readjusters’ counell of Feary, ‘Va., have puplished a notice notify- Ing the public that no bills made or debts con- tracted by any persoms except those author- led by the common council now organized, will be received,audited or pata by said council. ‘This notice caused the entire street force and several other Officers elected by the retiring demo- cratic council to resign their places. Both police forces are still on duty: Those appointed by the democratic counell are: determined to hold thetr places until the presentcomplication 1s settled by the courts, whether t€ey recelve pay from the city-or not, Yesterday afternoon the board of overseers of the poor appointed by the readjuster council, on which are three colored men, made a formal demand for the city almshouse, which the Superintendent electea by the outgoing counct! had refused to surrender. It 1s reported that the democrats will apply to Judge E. M, Mann for an Injunction restraining Emmet W. Couch, the Teadjuster treasurer, from paying any funds oi the city until the question whether he fs legally elected be determined by the courts. 9.8 Labor Strike Notes, There are constant outbreaks occurring among the striking freight-handlers in New York and the new men employed in their places. Yesterday soune of the Itallans employed on the Eric docks, While coming to their work, were attacked, and one of them badly cut with ’stones. Four ot the old men resumed’ work at the New York Central and Hudson River depot yesterday at the old rates. ‘The condition of affatrs at the recelving stations 4s about the same, little freight being recelved and but little shipped. All the doose are crowded with freight, which is being slowly handled. ‘The case of the ‘people against the New York Central and Hudson River railroad company and the New York, Lake Erie and Western raflroad company, to show cause why they should not be compel to carry frelght as common carriers, and Why a mandainus should not be tssued compelling them to doso, came up in New York yeste At the request of the railroad companies, anu with the consent of Attorney General Russell, the matter was allowed to go over until the 17th fast. Intelligence was received at Pittsburg, Pa., yes- terday, that the managers of the puddling miil at Allicatina, Onia, have signed the Pittsburg scale, It is rumored in Wisconsin that the roiling mtll company at Bay View yesterday compromised with the puddiers at $5.60 per ton, instead of $8.05, as asked by the men. All of the sail-makers are on a strike at Thomas- $92, Me. demanding $9 per day. ‘They now recetve ‘The can manutacturers in Baltimore, at a meet- ing last night, decided not to grant the increase demanded by the striking can-makers—at least for the present. 6 News Bricis. It 1s stated that whisky was at the bottom of the Scioto steamboat alsaster, as some of the officers and many passengers had freely circulated the Dottie before the collision, and were drunk at the time. Five additional bodles were recovered from the wreck of the Scioto yesterday morning. While Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bird were attending a funeral a few miles above Williamport, Pa., yes- terday, they were thrown from thelr carriage, and Mrs. Bird was fatally injured and Mr. Hird severely, but not dangerously. Will Arabi’s Egyptians Fight? Alexandria Correspondent London ‘Times, June 22. The following remarks, which were made by cn Egyptian Moslem of high position, but never In office, are, perhaps, worth quoting: “Your states- men and newspapers all make the mistake of try- ing to ascertain the views of the people‘and of al- lowing their ideas of such views to influence them. ‘There are only two parties in Egypt—the one con- sists of ragamuffins, who desire any sort of-ais- turbance, in the hope of getting something out of it; the other couststs-of all the rest, who wish to avoid disturbance, for fear of losiig what they have, ond Unig, no Party or political view ex- ists In Egypt. As: ik, Arabi, Halim, Ismail, no Egyptian carema ptaster for any of them. ‘The one party will support any one of them ff a dis- turbance can be taereby brought about; the other will support anyone in -erder to obtain peace. No solution will please the one party; any solution will please the other.” “But,” I said, “the army at least care for Arab! that isa third x” He satd: “That 3 very nearly true, but mot quite; with a ttle more time given him it might be entirely true. By con- tinually relying om: thems, and appealing to them, he 1s gradually creatimg-an esprit de corps, which every day grows stronger. Still,even now there are very few whowould be faithful to him If the chad any harder work than marching through Alexandria to do.’ “Would they fight for him?” Task, “Yes, witxwonen and children, put not ‘with half their number of armed men. Near Sen- haar, on the Nile,4,600 @f them armed with Rem- ington rifles, met Jess than two thousand followers of the false ie Sg sammed with Bedouln guns, sticks, and knive& '@key were led up in firm order. They fired one volley, took the rifles by the barrels, flung them into the crowd and bolted.” go ae a SO A METHODIST MINISTER MURDERED BY INDIANS. A terrible tragedy occurred in the Indian Territory on Sunday last, near McAllister. Rev. W. J. Spaugh, a Methodist minister, who had teurred:| the enmity of some, young Iadlans whom: }e-had corrected in school, Was set upon in a lonely spot and, after a determined struggle, killed. "there ts no clue to the murderers. Mr. Spaugh had rela- tives in Indiana and Peoria, TiL, and was, gener- ally, very popular In the tertitory. couse cei DANVILLE’S COLORED POLICEMEN.—There fs con- siderable excitement In Danville, Va., occasioned by the appearance on the street of two colored policemen, and the induction into office of a colored welghtmaster at the market. At the inuinieipal election, held in May, the coalition Ucket Drought out by readjusters ahd republicans was successful. The new city council then elected went Into office July 1y and 1s composed of elght coalitionists and four democrats. Of the former four are colored men. ‘The council held its first regular meeting Thursday night and elected a number of town officers. The colored men were put upon the police force. — Tue Princess Soviovgug, daughter and only child of the Empress Soulouque of Haytt, arrived in New York by the steamer Avilla from’ Port au Prince, Thursday. Yesterday the Princess lett for New Haven, accompanied by her maid, and Will be the guest of ex-United States Minister to Hayti Bassett; thence she will visit Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and San Francisco. She travels under the name of Madame Lubin, nee ustin, the former being the name of’ her husband, the Duke de Petrionville, who dled. 14 months ago. a A Jeatovs HUvsBaNp’s MURDEROUS Rage — Thursday night, at Jersey Landing, a little town in Illinois, on the Mississippi river, Edward O"Ha a farmer, fifty years old, fatally wounded Jolin Carroll and attempted to murder his own wife. O'Hare had been Jealous of Carroll for some ume, and meeting him in a wild fit of Jealous rage, be- gan firtng at him. Carroll ran, but was struck in the lower part of the back, near the spine, the ball Penetrating a vital part aud paralyzing the victim, ils recovery 15 hopeless, After shooting Carroll O'Hare rusted to his home and attempted to mur- der his wife. He fired two shots at her, but only infitcted a slight flesh wound before he was suc rounded and overpowered. He made a desperate | esistance, saying he had one or two more men yet to kill He was taken to Jerseyville, the county seat. He is the father of several children by his present wife, who has always borne a good name. O'Hare is belteved to be insane. Srarvep To DEATH.—A woman snd two children were found starved to death in a lonely section of Van Buren county, Ark., in the mountains. It is believed the woman fell sick and, the children be- ing too young to secure aid for her, ished mis- erably.” A third child was still alive, and had gnawed a plece of flesh from the arm of orfe of her sent sisters, It died soon after the discovery was made. Srna MIDSUMMER TOURS FROM BALTIMORE, JULY rt, To Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, Plymouth and Boe- JULY 279n and AUGUST 1778, Go Boston tg Ialew of Shosis: Late Sebago White Mountains, Ete. Descriptive Guide tree at 1343 F tree dy6-5t And W. L. STOW ft & EE Per AAA u MM a) oe 24 Yow Hed Ssas8 > pA NG SUITS oes for Gentlemen from 65 cents up. ATHING BUITS at (ich for Ladies from. $2.25 up, | BATHING BUITS so. tisses from 6 to 16 years, EATING CUTE?" soe hove trom & a6 vec AND CAPS BATHING HATS Sua AER ee, BATHING SHORE, radios, Gentlemen and Chilaren. BATHING TRUNES for and YACHTING AND BIOECLE SHIRTS, Sports on Land and Water. THE DECIDING HRAT AT IVY CITY YESTERDAY. A number of le went to the National Fair grounds yes ‘afternoon to witness the finish ‘of the race of Little Splan and Franklin (pacers) and Coupon (trotter) postponed from Thursday. Splan came under the wire a nose ahead of Coupon tn 288, the best time made in the race. OTHER TURF NOTES. At Brighton Beach races yesterday the winners were Mary Warren, Ida B., Brambaletta, Barney Lyon and King Dutchman. ‘The winners at the Albany races yesterday were Driver and Douglass. THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE FIZZLE. R. C. Watson, who was selected as referee in the eight-oared race between Harvard and Columbia universities, which was to have been rowed July 3 at New London, Conn., has decided that the Co- lumbias, who rowed over the course alone, are en- titled to be considered the winners, the Harvards having failed to appear. THE HENLEY REGATTA, took place in England yestertay. In the first heatin the race for the grand challenge cup the Exeter college crew, who had the inferior station, beat the Thames crew. The latter crew had Has- tie for stroke. The race for the diamond sculls was won by Lowndes. Lien collided with the bank. The race for the town challenge cup was won by the Reading crew. Marlow was second and Ox- ford third. “The race was won by two lengths. THE HILLSDALES intend to enter for the Reading regatta, which takes place in England July %. Rev. Mr. Risley, of the Oxford boat club, the umpire at the Henley regatta, in an interview sald he had heard that nobody ‘vould consent to row the Hilisdales at the Marlow regatta on Saturday, and he believed that no one would act as umpire in case they succeeded in making a mateh, their status being admittedly unsatisfactory. He thought no club would accept a challenge from them. BASE BALI. YESTERDAY. At Pittsburg—Baltimores, 8; Alleghenys, 6. At Philadelphta—Cincinnatls, 6; Athletics, 1. At New York—Worcesters, 17; Metropolitans,5. At Louls- ville—Eclipse, 8: St. Louln THE SULLIVAN-WILSON GLOVE FIGHTS. John L. Sullivan, through his agent Billy Mad- den, has made the final deposit of 3750 with Harry Hill, the stakeholder, in the glove match with Tug Wilson, The conditions of the fight are that the men shail wear ordinary soft gloves and spar four three-minute rounds, one minute rest between each, under ring rules, at Madison Square Garden, on Monday evening, July 17. Sullivan expects to knock Wilson out of time before the four rounds are finished, and If he does so Wilson gets noth- ing; if the latter succeeds in fighting out the fourth round then he receives the stake,€1,000,and one-half the receipts for admission. In’ conse- quence of the quick work Sullivan made of Eliott the interest n the coming fight is very great, and thousands are anxious to see the contest between the English and American champions. 2 poe FORRIGN EVENTS OF INTEREST.—The House of Commons yesterday defeated an amendment to the Repression bill ‘limiting the right of search. ‘The defeat of the amendment will lead, it is be- leved, to Mr. Gladstone's resignation, as the vote was especially directed against him. ‘There is Itt- tle change in the situation at Alexandria. Work on the fortifications has been suspended. The French fleet has been ordered to conform to Ad- miral Seymour's movements. Military prepara. tions In England continue. The fulse prophet lia defeated 3,600 Kgyptians with heavy loss. A dl- rector in the Russian Ministry of Marine com- mitted suicide on learning of the discovery of copies of a revolutionary proclamation in his de- rtment. 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July 6th, 1882. by the Rev. Samuel D. MW. WILLET THEGO, of Philadelphia, to MAKY SCHNEIDER, @ Washington, D.C. [Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy:] DIED. southwest, OK, only son of Thomas and Ellie four months and eleven days. CLAMPITT. On July §) 1882, at ten auinutes to. 12 am.) MARY £. CLAMPITT, ‘aged 13 yeare and 4 months. ‘The funeral will take place from Foundry M. F. Church, corner 14th aad G streete, Monday, July 10th, at3 o'clock p.m. 3 itis ERT KLA NEK, youngest larry “a tie H. Dyer, axed seven months and thirteen Funcral at 4p.m. Sunday, July 9tb, from residence, 1903 Hi street northwest. KNOWLES. On Friday, Jt ‘7th, 1882, GEORGE i fa and ‘Mary Kuowiee WILLIAM, infant son of Davi aged 5 mouths and 9 days. ‘The fr of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fun | from the parents residence, corner of Prospect end Warre n streete, Georgetown, on Sunday afternoon, July ¥. 30 o'clock. = “ROSS. On the evening of July 6th, 1882, at Baltimore, JOHN RO aged f. rty years and six months. Funeral to take place from his late residence, No, 309 ‘7th strect northwest, Sunday, at4p.m. Friends and Telatives are respectiully invited. od SOUTHRON. At the Providence Hospital, June 7, 1882, at 1:30a; mi. dire. MARIA SOUTHRON, inthe ei second year of her ‘We will bury her under the mossy sod, And one jong, brixht tress we'll keep; ‘We have onty «iven her back to God. Ah! wherefore do we weep ? By nen Ntece, Ips. Her funeral will take place at the residence of her sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. William Archibald Fletcher, 413 L street southeast, Monday morning, July 10th, thence proceed to St. Peter's church, where IM Fequiem inass wil be eaid, at 9:90, for the repose of ber soul. ‘May she rest in peace. Amen. z= __UNDERTAKERS. JORG E AW B Ie RUAL FORNISHING UNDERTAKER, ylvabia aveuue northwest. ‘Terme moderate end everything hrat-claas. Ty connection. 114 ‘OHN BR. WRIGHT, ° ERTAKER, J 1837 Text StRest NoRTHWesr. Telephone Connection. alo STUS BURGDORF, re pene NG CRDERTARE sauna He streets. Everything arst-class. janld PROPOSALS. FP\REASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE O¥ THE SECRETARY, WASHINGTON, received at a . SULY TWENTY-TWO, 1882, for si ards, more or lesa. of the beet full Brussels Carpet, and 1,000 yanda, best American Lining, for ‘United States pul buildings, to be delivered at the Treasun Washington, D;C. in euch quantities AM H." BUN- Bundick, aged FFICE OF THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS, OF COLI oO DISTRICT a yaly 7, ‘PROPOS. = foacnsag a! STATION. peoleebeenat aoe asanel SooR Oe ae and will be furnished, ogitiatayboee sunset he aeg 1 cures th ae ak Fe de the right to reject any or py order i oe Com ER Regt _AMUSEMENTS. ‘THEATER Comigve—stanter GARDEN. FOR ONE W COMMENCING JULY lors. MAY FISK, , the Napoleon of Female Minstrelay, and her Troupe of SENSATIONAL BLONDES, together with a New and Magnificent Ballet of EngliaRi NAC-NAC DANCERS, The show this week will wake you up. BNEL'S SUMMER GARDEN F street, betwoon 7 CONCERT EVEKY EVE =e mi Reh stowete. ING D MUSICIANS, Je13-3uq \IGHT ENTERTAIN- Fr DEER svante MEN THE BIJOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHTNGPONS SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. An entire New Company this week in agteat bill. JoS 6) ON EXHIBITION (No. 68 zt AND SALE AT ¥ Street. MAKKETTER 2 street. 6 F etreet northwest, one door from Tih street, Oi Pain eo _PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. A GRAND FAMILY PICNIC AND EXC SION WILL BE GIVEN BY THE TABERNACLE CHURCH, CW. W. Hicks, Minister, > FORT WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12,1882, The W, W, Corcoran will leave her wharfmorning and ning. Hours of departure aud artival will be giver and other amusements will iments can be had on the crounds at reasons able prices F' KS) 4 12 p.m. Shroeder's Band on the boat and pa- a eta, SOc. vilion. Arrangements have been made with the street care to meet the boat on the returu. 2y8-3t =" Text oF 8 OF GEORGETOWN, To LOWER CEDAR POINL. ‘Stesmer JANB MOSELEY, UESDAY, JULY 1 ES Leaves High street, Georgetown, street wharf, Washington, at ¥ Refer to foriner excursions. STEAMER GEORGE LEARY, SATURDAY, JULY 8 . From 7th street wharf, at 6 p.m., Stopping at Piney Point and Point Lookout going an@ returning. Leave Norfolk Sunday at 4 p.m., and arrive in Wash= ington Monday morning at 6-30 o'clock. dyT- tt FTERNOON EXCURSION TO MOUNT VERNON BY THE LADIES TO KAISE FUNDS TO FURNISH THE MEMORIAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, MONDAY, JULY 10ru, 1882, rices. ypicket, one dollar; Child's tcl titty cente, to Lf obteined at the prin 0 itteey mn eg teg nt 3 princip ptels, e COMM ne FH FIRST GRAND EN or IRVING PAW, near Aunpne’y ction, n . near Annapolis Jun JULY &, 9 10, Thea, Committee of Arrangements for Washington: Simone Commandery, . 1—sir kdward Chase, Sir Wm. Hy Thomas, Sir John W_ Freeman; Henderson Com= mandery, No. 2—Sir Wm. H. Dade, Sir Adolph Sir James Davenport; Gethsemane gt lo. | it. Cal: Sir PL H. Burrell Boston, Edward Chage, Chairman of Joint Committee for Wash fon. D.C, Maul ticket, roond trip, 60 conte; Children, under 12 bir KB F i a sS! r@) CCOQUAN FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. . STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, Having been thoroughly overhauled and newly fare; Rished, is running excursions to the above places, For Occoquan Falls, Sundays, Welnesdays and Pri~ Gays, leaving 7th-etreet wharf Sundays at 9:30 a.m. 7 Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 a. m.. returning ab # p.m. “Tickets, 23 cents. Mount Vernon Saturdays, leaving 9 a.in., retusning at pom eta, 10 cents, Music on all trips except Sus Leena a I O! FOR GREAT FALL AND CABLN JOHN BRIDG! ‘The Steamer Excelsior, canal packet, will make her Ea Jar tripe to the above p om MONDAY, WED- DAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY, leaving her wharf, cress “street and Canal, at So'clock a. im. sharp. Fare, 50 cent round trip. Gan be chartered Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Saturday AY & HILTON’, For information inquire ak < 08 Oth Rtreet, npypomite Center Market, of G. W. WEBSTER, weet 1114 4th street north- Sospay EXCURSIONS. Syl-2w* EADY OF THE TARE, Will make trip of 4°miles down the Potomac River evs ery SUNDAY AFTERNOON, leavitue Stl-etract Whart P-m. Hetarnine sbout 8 o'clock. jquors old on Boat. Fare, 50c.; Children half price, HE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS wi THURSDAY, dupe, 250, fll commence SDAY, June : sions to Girmont on steatier ‘Keyport leasing it: gtroct _w at 9 a.m. and 3p. m., returning leave Giymont at 1 p.m. and9 p. m. . Found-trip— Aduits, 50 cents: children, 25 cents. Reduced rates to societics and clubs cau be obtained of J. Orville J son, 509 Pennsylvania venue, No contracts made other —_ =p be igen a pont oat peveien se = : soope prescast puaconatt’ ~ Fen ee ee HOWLAND, Oo WOR CHARTE SIDE WHEEL SALOON STEAMER, Especially fitted for Excursions. Apaly nt Tth-xt. wharf,’ Jel0-1m C. W. RIDLEY, Manager, seas PAVILION. inning SATURDAY, June 10th, tho Popular Steamer si KEYPORT akes the place of the Excelsior on this route, QUANTICO isa delightfal bathing resort. Bosting, fishing, iawn tennis, shooting wallery, archery. quoits, other amusements. ‘Steamer leaves 7th-strect wharf at 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. ; SUNDAYS at 3 p.m:. only. ‘Round trip tickets, 50 cents. Greatly reduced rates for churches, societies and other parties giving excursions, my29-3m AUCTION SALES. _ Estate Auctioneer, RHOMAS E. WAGGA! ie T* GGAMAN, On WEDNESDAY, THE JULY, 1882, AT SIX O'CLOG! forsale, tot inches deep to a 30 foot alley, and is Jane Brick Building, Sonne sae ma ‘cris easy, and Risde known day of sale. iysdade THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct, ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE-! TPRESS DING FRONT HOUSE. ON FIGHTERS STREET, NEXT TO THE RESIDENCE OF W. D. SLACK. BEING HOUSE No. 713, virtue of a deed of trust to us dated bry hae i880, and recorded in Liber 940. folio me of the | Fecords for the District of Do- D. % ss