Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1882, Page 4

__THE EVENING STAR. _ NESDAY ...... Jaly 1, isebeae LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFick oF rie Crier Stewart Orricer, » Wasnincrox, D.C. aly 12, 1882, 9:39 a.m. Por the mtttie States, rtly ¢ ly ‘Weather, with 1c varlable winds, ste tionary temperatui pressure. Special Weather Raltetin, LOCAL RAINS TO-MORKO ‘The chief signal officer the the following spectal bi ‘tin tothe p Derometer ts bighest on the south Atta = coust nd ts low in the lake m and aWwrence ¥. sterly winds prevail tn | the upper lak» re nortuwest, in the Other districts s prevail. Local Fains have fai pt the lower | lake regiou. Thi ons report more than one tach ratntall past twenty-four Memphis, Ten! ads, L 1.51. tly inallthe diss mp Tatures we Teportd at *Montreat, 6 ; St Paul and D Tollow' 3 pom, temperatures wer> re Fort stockton, F Une, Fort SIIl.’ Do ige 1005, and Yur Thursday to ¢ the uppe Tue eyesight ttte Froseer.'s Dos’r be put off, Tee Cre. For Cuear Truss and tr: eling bags go to Herzoz’s, 2S 9th st. ear Penns! Ivania avenue, veling tri by cxrriages sold | ed prices 2 th st.n.w. | atred Parasors in all col Fenovated equal to new 4 nd erape vells rs, Wo G@ st. Bracet and bang D pair. Prigg’s. ‘THERMOMETERS all kinds, at Hempler’s, 453 Pa ave. Five Pore Ra RY WINE, the best articl against su:uier complaint for chil Iren and general @isorder in atults, at Curis, Xander’ wu 7th Street northwest. Tur New Yors Puoto Co., 723 Tth, (formerly Davis’ branch,) will adopt the following prices for their fae photocraphic portraits Guring ti mer months cture for fram .j finest cabine $ per doz; ietures, Dest sty We guarantee to make as good rices as Is mate in this city; these pri Inue only till September Ist. Zops, at J. H. Kuehling’s, 419 Correr ‘2th street For WALL Parces of the latest designs, window shades. go to K. W. Henuerson &Co., is 121 st. nw. TRICT. Amusements To-nigh TaeateR Comigua—Variety ant bu ABNER's SUMMER GanpEN.—Concert. Dutver’s SUMMER GaxpeN.—Specialty Perform- ance. ——— Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at extinguished 2t 229 2. m. The colorel Kulghts Templir of this city re- turned home yesteriay from Irving Park, much Pleased with their encampment. The Monumental Pleasure Club organiz2d yes- terday, with the followlag officers: Ge B. Le Barre, prest J.D. pe a€ David Tr, secretary, p- m. and Il preside. ed in. Tae evicted tenants. Miss Kate A. Dinneen was secre- tory. AU the meeting of the National Arbitration Leagu:, at the Friends’ meeting house last even- ing, the president, Fred. P. Stinton, in the chair, made as to the progress | @ peace convention to city in Novemtr next. marriage of Mr. John H. O'Donnell, of Capt- Qol Hill, and Miss Clare D. Koontz, daughter of Mr. ent of the B. and 0. yesterday afternoon. ‘The couple, after the ceremony, lett for Cape May. Mr. Thos. M. Wilson, noi ih 1s Diished fa today’s Stax, was for a number of | FS gfathmar school teacher of the second | Vision, but he has not been a teacher for fiiteen or twenty years The funeral takes place to- Inorrow at 5 p.tn. Ida Green and Mary Alexander, two colored ch. Feet southeast who cut the slats from he gas fixtures. r f & quantity of silv how-ehold articles. 3 thout icense, Was dismis-ed by Judge Snell to-day on his pro- his license. 3 the late editor of The Bee, writes 7 is prepared for any | to The Stax to “erlninal pro: Gon with the paper. License Avent Raff tht Fants acsinst Harry C. Meensed bar on th n ping an un- ley, and nsed bar at Hugh Brown, . Who recently escaped from the Workhouse, was arrested yesterd:y by Police- man Burns for trespassing on the Smithsonian and Was sent down by Judge Snell this morn- for 15 days. =e Archery im the District. SEASONABLE SPOKT—SATURDAY'S SCORES. Half of the season devoted to out-door sports 13 @ver. Bas ball, cri have been dividing attention with the more quiet lawn self, vicorous exercis? ts a burden archery and croquet take Its place. Archery and tennis have both been getting a strong hold upon the interest of our youn: people, and the old anil | Rew clubs huve prospered. Sociability ts char: i ay e itinuse | meat has for every iniz-t (April Ist) the Pototn nd the contests for the cluty been clos ting. W. A. Bartlett: has gained we than heft the have been shooting at | tt Low leading by two | » other meinbers of . B. hot w % foing the Last Saturtay ni aulemen Were pr ir arrows kept up that ble to the arci from the range. qual number of | he thud, thud, of | rry muste $0 agreea- e leading scores on the ‘otomac, Doth are out for pr: 4 Mecs on Colurmbla nee that one | Howell tes marked | | cattle | cows: Cotered Villitary Rioters. RESULT OF A FOURTH OF JULY PRES Frant—“sTAR- LIGHT CADETS” ARRESTED BY STARLIGHT AND PIED BY DAYLIGHT. A colored military company called the “Eastern Starlight Cadets,” ecompcosed of young men who work in the brick-yards on Buzzard Point, have re- cently procured flashy uniforms and side arms, and were to celebrate the 4th of July by parading. ‘Toe heavy rain prevented them from parading, and they finally decide 1 to ceiebrate the occasion by getting three big kegs of beer and going to a large commoa at the corner of Ist and N streets SW., in the neizhboriood of a notorious place called “Fredericks They soon got drunk, Wi began fighting each other with their new swords and with thelr fists. S:veral persons who Were passing were also assaulted, and when police arrived some of the assaulted parti ploody nos, bruised eyes, and swelled heads their clothing was cut with the sabers._ The rot Lescaped at the Ume, but Sergt. Nokes and Privates Bronson and Howell, of the South Wash- ington precinct, learned the suspected of particlpating in the riot, and betws midnight last night and 6 o'clock this morning su din arcesting them all, taking them out of their beds. mes of 2 of them, n IN THE POLICE COURT TO-DAY, they were marched out of the cells and marshale4 in doubie line across the court room, with their Tight resting on the prisoners’ dock, and were all arraigned together. charged with disorderly con- duct. Ser, S led from thelr station at Fourth of July to quell A RIOT CAUSED BY THE PRISONERS, which the witnesses described asa most danger- ous and exciting one. When they arrived in the hborhoo! the crowd, which consists of about 500 persons, all escaped, havi Creek canal betwe and the ofl ral co! ored wen testitied to having been assaulted by the ) while passug. Thos. Cralg, David Bouldin, owler, Benjamin Lewis, Reuven Brown n Were the only ohes who could be -ly {tentified as partielpating in the affray. ett said that this was a most outrageous urrence, and he would ask that severe fines be imposed. ‘The court fined the six named #20 or 60 days cach, in default of which they were come mitted, and disini=sed the res' — Sports on Land and Water. DISTRICT BOAT CLUB NOTES. To-morrow evening the Potome Boat Club will hold an enjoyable hop at their comm=stous boat house. Some interestiag races will precede the hop....Saturlay evenlag the Columbia boys will hold their weekly hop, wale. also be pre- ceded by some boat races and a switnmlag match. Ont instant they will give another enjoy- able mooultgat excursion. Tho steamer Core willtake the merry party to Glymont. Ward, who wiil train the Cotumbia crew, has ar- rived In the elty and wilt at onze proce: to select the men for the four, with a view of entering them. at the national regatta at Detroit. MANTAN’S CHALLENGS TO THE WORLD. Hantan,-who is almost recovere! fro;n hls tll+ ness, Says: “I will row any five ma tn the world two tnfles straight away, or two miles and turn, | I will row these | for from $1,000 to $20) aside. five tuen after ths fyps: of 48 hours (Cwo full days) of each other, on any suitable waters on the continent of Amé ‘Te challen ato the wuole workt.” ‘The champion turther add3 that if he could get on thesé matches in America he would forego for the present bis intended visit to Australia, 5 —— ‘The Jackson Grove Camp. PROGRAM FOR THE COMING MEETING—SOME OF THOSE WHO WILL ATTEND. On Monday last, the Sunday school of Severn Chapel held a ptenic at Jackson Grove camp ground, 25 miles out on the B. & P. railroad, and on that day a number of sites for tents were selected for the camp meeting which will be, commenced on July 27th, and be continued to August 9th. The meeting this year biis fair to be larger than ever b-tore, and besides the former tenters there familles from the Eastern shore and a from the counties. ‘The religious exer- elses of the camp will be In charge of Revs. J. D. Kinzer and R. Scott Norris, of Baltimore, and Rev. J. W. Gray, of Washington. Among those who Will tent at’the camp are Wm. J.C. Dulany, Dr. H. F. Zo‘lkoffer, Mrs. K. B. Emory, Rev. J. D. Kinzer, Rev. C. H. Littleton, Frederick Etchison, E, J. Deinkhouse, Mrs! Margaret Sinith, J: y, Henry Todd, Capt Price, Wm. Pulley, jonroe, of Bultimore; Rev. W. J. Floyd, Williams,’ J. S. Linthicum, Jas. Bensoa, uirden, Miss 11a Woodward, MIs’ Sarah Woodward, Mrs. S. Saipley, Sweetz +r Lin- thicum, Cyrus Robinson, Chas. Robinson, Dr. Geo. AA. - Newman, JW. Wi- Bell, C. D. Welsh, and Gorgetown; Nixon rewer and Rey. Mr. Hicks, of Washington; Rev. J.T. Murray, of Westminster, aud Mrs.'N. Ss. Greenway, of Alexandria, Va. emai a I ‘THe Camp ar WaYaAN's GROVE. — The colored Methodists will open thelr camp meeting at Har- man’s station, on the B, & ©. raflroad,45iniles from Baltimore, next Sunday. The Wayman Grove Camp Mecting Association has bought a lot of ground containing seven acres, at that station. The association has been tncorporated, and has erected twenty cottages, a lange pavilion, dug two wells, and fenced in tue lot. The price of the land was $1,490. ‘The meeting Is to be a union of the ministers mgregations of the Baltimore annual cor mee of the African Methodist church. The grounds have been named, as_here- tofore stated, ater the venerabie Bishop Wayiaan, and are beautifully situated in a grove. The fo! lowing miufsters are associated In the enterprise W. 2 FJ. Peck, C. W. M. Cargill, J. pshaw, D. brapor, e, J.T. Morris, J.C. P. Lewis. Bishop A. W. dedication se eeting nm Invited Wa . the first Sunday of the ¢: lowing prominent men have erick Douglass, Blanche K. Bruce, anc Greener, Bishop J. M. Brown, D. D., ‘Turner, D. D., LL.D., Revs. Joseph Shreeves, W. C Alexander, J: H. Collett, J. H. A Johnson, Ro F. Wayman dnd others. es Affairs in West Washington. 's Heanr is said to be in the possession { the physiclans of this place. PexsoNAt.—Mrs. Linthicum, relict of the late E. M. Linthicum, who has been ‘quite sick, fs better, and leaves for Bedford in a few days. Her grand son, Mr. E. L. Dent, son of ex-Commisstouer Dent, arrived at age last week, and has consequently come Into the estate.—Nr. Dixon Waters, 2 well- known young gentleman, formerly of this place, but now of the far west, where he fs engaged with amining company, 1s in town on a visit to his Mr. and Mis. J. G. Waters, BERLAND COAL TRADE.—The official re- port of the Cumberland coal trade issued yester- day gives $7,015.16 tons as the tots ending Saturday, July 8, s the aggregate to that date forthe year. ‘The ase for the week compared with 1881 13 ; forthe year to dat: 452.12214tons Of coal’ shipped last. week 2,477.04 tons were by Consolidated Coal Company, new labor; 4,009.19 tons from the Eik Garden -regton, and 52.13 tons by the Piedmont Coal and Iron ‘Com- Of this total amount shipped to date, 0 tons were by the Baltimore and Onio 11,516.12 tons by the Chesapeake and 9 Canal, and 74,842 tons by the Pennsylvania State Line. ATTLE MAKKET.—Drovers'Rest. Live stock sales, (reported by Tavenner Bros.) July 11, 1882:—323 all Soll; best, 6 3 good, 53 mediun fatr, 5a5%; conlnon, 33a5. 1,300. sh and lambs—Lambs, 6%; sleep, BYatg. 2 and calves Solf from’ $35 to $55 per head. State of the market, very bri CONDITION OF THE WATER.—Great Falls and re- ceiving, reservolr, ‘slightly turbid; distributing s ear. e Alexundria Affairn. Rerorted for Tax L-ventxo Sar. Conronatios Count.—The city court ts still en- gaged with criminal cases. Virginia Nelson has been fined $25 and sentenced to fall for thirty days on conviction of Keeping a house of ill fame and Priscilla Vass sent to jail fora lke period and fined $10 on conviction of stabbing Lou Blackburn. e Wander was acquitted om the charge of ary. George Turner was convicted of the larceny of a boat and sentenced to the peniten- Uary for three years. POSTSCRIPT! Telegrams to The Star. WAR IN EGYPT. Debate in the House of Commons. Loxpox, July 12—In the house of commons this afternoon Mr. Gladstone, replying to Mr. Gourley, advanced liberal member for Sunderland, said he had made the communteations to other govern- 1. regard to the free navigation of the Suez h he had thought it his duty to make. ¥ moved an adjournment in order to a Satisfactory statement. Sir Wilfred Lawson, radical, seconded the motion, declaring that the aetion’ of England was atrocious, cruel and cowardly. Mr. Gladstone said the action of the government had been quite apart from the interests of the bond-hoiders; adding that it would st on hits part to discuss the reasons for by He also sald ir the adrit remained unavenged ant would be serious to all pl Egyptian regime was > Of iilitary violence. “The proceedings of t Britain Were not against the people, but Toppressors. S.r Charies Dilke, under ptary, Said 1 was utterly untrue that Arabi Pacha represents a national movement. He repelled the accusation of Mr. O'Kelly, mem- ber for Roscommon, that the actloa yesterday was sassination. Austria and ¢ y have ex- opinion that it was perfectly «giti- He belteved that the European eomrence would scive the Exyptian question. Spanish War Ordered to Port Said. Mapurp, July 12—The tron clad Zaragoza has been ordered from Alexandria to Port Said. Boek The Stalwart Conference. PROPOSITIONS TO BA SUBMITTED TO THE PENNSYL- VANIA INDEPENDENTS. Piutaperrata, July 12—The chairman of the regular republican state central committee was instructed to submit the following prop- ositions to the Independents, any of which will be acceptable to the regulars: First. That both tlckets be submitted to the pepular vote of the republican party at the pri- martes. Second. That the republican party, at the pri- maries, select a tleket by popular vote, the prim ries to be open for the candidature of any republl- can whatsoever, Whether on either of the present Uckets or not. Third. That a new convention, under the rules adopted by the Continental Hotel conference of Stulwarts and Independents, be held on the fourth Wednesday in August, the rules to govern the sald conyention to be prepared by ex-Chief Justice Ag- new, Hampton IL. Carson and Francis B. Reeves. 4th. ‘That a new convention be held under the Tules 2dopted by the republican convention of the 10th Of May last, sald convention not to be later tuan the fourth Wednesday in August. SErThe Markets. BALTIMORE, July 12.—Virginia 68, console, 5776; do. g, 33: do, past due coupons, 60; do. 13 bid to-day. MORE, July 12.—Cotton qniet—middling, 12% quiet — Howard street te 00; do. extra, 4.25a5.25: do. patent, 8.25. Wheat, western lower and petite eee easy— southern red, 1.2541 cl ber, 1.3031 No. 2 western wi duly, 1 3 August, 2Ysai.21%; Deto- ter I uthern fir.n; western about Sar southern white, 1.05; do. ie . spot, 8439 asked: July, 8 ay a aS be; ptember, 86',a86, OU: higher and im wood « emand—southern, 68a!2; ‘western do. mixed, 63270; Peunsylvania, 68372. as0. Hay steady—prime to choice Penn- eylvania aud Marylt 7.00a18.00, mess pork, 22.5 Bulk meats—shoulders and r rib Rides, packed, 1al4y. Bacon—shouldera, lear rib aides, 15's. ‘Hame, 154al6. Lard—refined, Butter firm—western packed, 14920; creamery, ‘Hioes firm, 20. Petroleum irregular and higher— rel , 7. Coffee steady—Rio cargoes, Ce to fair, 8429. Sugar dy —A soft, ¥4¢: copper refined dy, 17%al8. Whi quiet, 1.15a1.16. ights to ool per steamer firmer and more active—cotton, fgd.: flour, Is. per 1: grain, 6d. Receipts— #043 bushels: com, 285 hip- 3; corn, 6,153 bushels, hels; corn, 117,885 bushels. Provisions firm— git. ‘Ontario and Western, 27%. Milwaukie and St. Paul, 117. <6: ‘THe For..owIN APPOINTMENTS OF CADETS, grad- uates of the military academy, with rank of sec- ond Heute Ss, have been made: Edward Burr, corps of eng ; Henry T. Allen and F. G. Ir: ment of cavalry; E. W. Forsyth and B. 61® cavalry; Ch C. Benson, Ist . Thompson, 24 artillery; Edw. A. Millar, 34 artillery; O. M. Lissak Adelbert Cronkhite, 4th artiller . D. Firch, W. P. Newcomb, H.C. Carbauzh, Chas. G. ‘Treat, 5th artillery; M, O. Halll ; Wm. Hi. Sage, 5th in W. McIver and’ James A. Goodin, V. E Stotuler, 10th infantry; Chas isth infantry; B.C. Welsh, 15th Benjamin Alvord, jr., 2th infant Ii. Patten, 221 infantry; William i 231 infantry; Charles L. Collins, 24th in- ames O. Green and Georve P. Ahern, 25th The following ¢ have been attached to the army wita the rank of additional second Heutenants, corps of engineers: . 'T. Cr L. H. Beac Y in, 10th ca’ W. Youn) amuel Rod: J artiller; Geary, 19th Infantry. ‘These oilicers will all report in person on 13th Sep- tember at their proper station, THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘Tie following are the opening and closing prices ci the New York Stock Market to-tay, as reported by special wire to H. IL Dodge, 539 15th street. B. Elliott, infantry George nd Woodbrid: Name. 0.) G | Name, Gy] oO ...| 9134) 914 North Pac ....| 43%! 44% ‘% 4 N. Pac., pret..| 827%) 88°; Do. ist pref | ig Northwest . 11/1925) 124 Do. 24 pref.:| 25° 2 “Ont. & West ..| 263;) 2675 Col. Coal 47_ Pac. Matt. ..21] 47% | 46x D., Es Tab ag 17 . P. € Omaha} 4575) 457% Lake Shore 10535 10535 Lou, & Nash 4 Mich. Cent Paul pre ; 1295, 181 1 ‘The Way to Get a Favorable Railroad Feport. Specia? Dispatch to the Philadelphia Times, WILLIassronr, July 10.—Willlam H. Armstrong, government commissioner of rallroads, left here afternoon in a special car, sent by the Union Ifle railroad, for an official trip over the land grant railroads’ of the west and southwest. He was accompanied by his wife and daughter, D. M. Peek and wife and Mrs. Canfield, of Willlamspo1 Miss Erp, of Philadelphia, and Mr. ‘Thompson and mother, of Washington, ‘The car was provided with a full stock of provistons for a week and a cook und porter. The party will travel by easy Stages across the continent, stopping at _all points of {interest to enable the commissioner to make a thorough examination. Considerable time will be spent on the Pacific coast, and it 13 not likely that the party will return until the summer is over. planets ore = An Unpleasant Outlook, but a Little Remote. From the Graphic. According to the Washington Srar, Dr. Thomas Taylor, the mlcroscoptst of the Department of Ag- riculture, has discovered some little snake-like parasites in the common house fly and now pro- poses to feed files on trichinosed meat to test the possibility of trichine or trichinosed eggs being taken up by the insects. If Dr. Taylor's theory that files may carry about and disseminate the Tins Of disease be true, it is possible that the experiment may result disastrous to human beings, uvless the files be killed when the experiment has been found successful. The chain might be as follows: The fly eats the trichine or eggs thereof; a fish eats the fly; a man eats the fish, and then the triching eat the man. The. out- look is unpleasant. ‘The Three-and-n-Hi: Bon | ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY THE TREASURY DEPART. MENT TO EXCHANGE THEM FOR THE THRERS. The law authorizing the exchange of the 334 per cent bonds for 8 percent having been passed by both Houses of Congress, and the signature of the President being exnectod thereto, the Secretary of the Treasury has been considering the manner in which the “exchange shall be effected. The chief reason for the holders of the 34s seck- ng the exchinge int? 83 will be the comparative permanency of the new bonds. The relative permanency of the 3s among them- selves depends upon the priority in which they are issued. Of course there will be a struggle for pri- ority, and the manner in which the offers of sur- render shall be received so as to deal fairly with all proponents is the question which agitates the departinent at presenta It ist ow thought that a date will be Mxedygay the first of August, wt 10 o'clock a. m., On whieh the department Will begin to wecetve offers of surrender. These offers to» be made by letter, sent by mail or ross, either accompanied by the bonds or betng ietters of advice merely, and the bonds transmitted in some other way, unless they are already inthe department in the custody of some of the government ofiicers. On the envel- ope of these letters is to be marked the fact that they are proposais for the sutrender of the 31s, and the postinaster or express agent receiving the letter will be asked to pon It the date and hour and minute at whick {t comes into his hands for transmission. ‘These marks will determine the relative priority of the reveipt of the offer of sur- render where the hour and minute are different, When the hour and minute are the same, chance will have to determine the priority agcording as they are opened in the department. Care will be taken at the department in assorting the mail to see that “exchange” letters are put In bundles by themselves, arranged ag far as possible in the order of their transatssion from the post office or express’ office, Where, a8 above indicated, the hour 13 the same. ‘Phere will be no privileges in th» contents of these tetters, nor form in which It has becn sent. In tie arrangement of them in the package to be opened the department will avoid any favoritism, but the offers opened first will have priority. ‘The cireular_to be fssued will contain these requirements, and will express other ls which will guide the partes sending for hange the 339: Cc UTICURA RESOLVENT, THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER. SALT RHEUM ON FACE, HEAD AND PARTS OF BODY. HEAD COVERED WITH SCABS AND SORES, CUBED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. Tocommenced to use your Curicuna, Cuticura Re- SOLVENT (blood purifier), and Curicura Soap last July. My face and head and some parts of my body were almost raw. My head was covered with s7abs and sores, and my suffering was fearful. I had tried every- thing I had heard of in the east and west. My case was considered a very bad one. One very skillful physician said he would rather not treat it, and some of then think now I am oniy cured temporarily. I think not, for Ihave nota particle of Salt Rheum about me, and my case is considered wonderful. My case has bean the means of selling a great many of your Curicuna ReM- pz in this part of the country. Respectfully, yours, MRS. 8, E. WHIPPLE. Decatur, Micu. SCROFULOUS SWELLINGS OF THE NECK FOR FIVE YEARS CURED BY CUTICURA RESOLVENT. About ten months since I sent to Portland and got the Curicura Remepres, as I had been urged to do by my sister living ih Boston, who knew the originators of them. Ihad been suffering for five years with hard. discolored swellings in my neck about the size of a large butternut. Iused them faithfully for five weeks, and ‘was overjoyed to find the swellings reduced in size, and my appetite, strength and spirits improved. In three months more the swellings were all gone away, the flesh was soft and the skin natural. It scems that the Rrsox- VENT went to the very spot, and actually dissoived tho Jumps of humor and carried them off, Gratefully yours, J. 8. MANCHESTER. Salem, Oregon. ° RUNNING SORES ON THE LEG SEVEN YEARS; TREATED BY PHYSICIANS AND IN HOSPITALS WITHOUT CURE. Thad running sored on my left leg for seven years. which reduced my lim to simple skin and bone, and unable to support my weight unless swathed in band- ages, A consultation of physicians at the City Hospital of Boston decided thatit would have to be ainputated to saye my life. Such was my condition when I bezan to use the Curicura Remeptes, which have effectually cured me, in gratitude for which I make this public statement of my case. JOSEPH A. PALMER, Hudson, Mass. MALIGNANT CANKER FOR YEARS—A TERRIBLE CASE—CURED BY CUTICURA RESOLVENT. I feel that I must write yow what your Cuticura Re- SOLVENT has done forie. fhaye had Canker of the Mouth and Stomach ‘or years. It seemed as if my whole inside was covered wit white festers. I could not keep any solid foods on my stomach, and my mouth ran water all the time. I was in great distress, and had no hope of cure until I got hold of the REsoLvENT, seven bottles of which cured me of every symptom. JOHN T. FITZPATRICK, St. Charles Hotel, ‘New Orleans, La, CUTICURA RESOLVENT, THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER, And Curicuna, and Curicuna Soar, the great Skin Cures, will cure every species of Humor from a Pimple toScrofula. All other remedies may be tried and found wanting, but in the end the Curicuna Remepres must be used to effect a cure. Curicuna Reseptes sold by all Druggists. Principal Depot— dy7 WEEKS & POTTER, Bostoy. CITY ITEMS. Public Voice. WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 4, 1882. Gentlemen: Finding myself breaking down with work and business care I resorted to Brown’s Iron Bitters as a strengthener. From their use I have derived much benelit, so much, I keep them in my house now atall times asa family modicine. I most cheerfully recommend the medicine (Brown's Iron Bitters) for general debility caused by over work and mental strain. JNO. M. McA¥oy. My Friend, Look Here! You know how weak und nervous your wite is, and you know that Carter's Iron Pilis will rellevé her. "Now, Why not be fair aboutit and buy her a x? ‘Then and Now in New Orleans. The fortunes of the Crescent City in a commer- clal, financial, social and sanitary point of view ‘were at.a very low ebb In 1868, the great terror of yellow fever rendered a residence extremely un- this time of 3 find them. ico nage. Satur. day 18 the ro , Dut any atter- Reon a nu ‘ A Cowriiint Comint=ston-r Of Major Brock complaints of chines in G STRAMERS.— attention lee, to the the dredge ma- 1, that the ste: E | faoge worsing upon atthe pl- lets or steamers be notitied W up th passin the dredges and tus obviate ans rhe Law of | the old corpor.:tion re oats in the P reater speed paching or leav- A PRosegrt Court, yesterday a motion to on Mohan et with Perey E tening let fer to Mrs. H.W: oe ME Smith sald that Brov Fy and was ow Serving out a term fn nfcntlary, and the ease against Wright has never been set for trial District Ate Ail opposed a nolle prose- and the court refused to grant the evsep.—In the Criminal hooa, Mr. ©. M. ave the charge of con WARGS AGAINST THowas —Thomas Eaglin, a well dressed muiatto man,wascharged in the Police colored girl numet E age, and that they ged ever since December, and Tately he has discontinued his visits, and she went Yosee him lest pigit tn a business way to ask fenied t) do about the matter, and first deelinet to sec her, dat finally came to She door, and when she orealy charged him with and deserting her he throw her down and her and threatened t blow her brains out more about Rerorrrr's Nores.—Mrs. James W. Simpson, \wife of the marketmaster, died last night at her home here.—The new hose recently ordered by the city council was divided yesterday between the Columbia and Hydraulion compantes, each re- ceiving 300 feet. Each company has Heretofore had 559 feet, and the present. supply is ample — During a mélee near the Washington and Western railroad depot Iast_ night Alphonso Arrington had pert of his chin bitten off by a colored man named eall.—_—Russell Wetmore, of Baltimore, has en- | feved suit In the United States court here (aiming $29,000 damages from the Virginia Midland Rai! rond Company for damage done him by represent- ations made concerning his removal from the office of station agent at Melrose on that line. Be REDUCTION. 5,000 YARDS LINEN LAWNS. BEAUTIFUL STYLES REDUCED TO 5C. PER YD. 4,009 Yards Best makeof LONSDALE CAMBRIC, 10c. ‘50 Dozen Colored Bordered HAN DEERCHIEFS, 5c. MADRAS GINGHAMS, Dress Styles, in Stripes and Cheeks. INDIA LINENS, reduced to 123¢ and 200, PARASOLS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50. ALL LINEN TOWELS, 40 inches long, 12c. LINENS, for Boys’ Suite, 15 cta., 18 cts., 20 eta. FIGURED and DUTTED SWI83, all patterns. CASHMERES, GRENAD: PRINS SSE Maes MOSQUITO NETTING, ALL COLORS. CARPETS—Brussels and Ingrains, NEW FALL STYLES ARRIVING DalLy. TOWSONS, 696 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GFEatT REDUCTIONS ar THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. ‘The large business of the past season compels us to make extensive alterations. We therefore will close the entire stock of spring and summer clothing regardless of coat. Partial List of Bargains: 40 cents for OFFICE COATS, worth 0 Sints for BUCK Nests, wore es 80 for ALL LINEN SULT) worth #8 worth $1.50, 7 > Worth $9. ‘worth TS, wortn £10. MEN ‘FLANNEL SUITS, worth $10, for BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, wera 8. 8 for Myrdc wecen YACHT CEOTH BUTTS Sopet (OF fe ai, Wee med LEARNT Bove $6 for best-made ENGLISH SEERSUCKER SUITS, for CALCUTTA SEERSUGKER SUITS, worth $95, fork ‘beat NUN-GLOTH COAT AND WEEE Wore fe: for | FONGEE Coats wort $10, for fine ALsL: WOOL Fat ‘worth $5. PAI ‘TOM MADE PAN’ ror 9. -WOUL DIAGONAL soiea, for ate ee oe pie Spy BUoE, of cost, Hor dest DRAY D'EI COATAND worth$12, OUB MOTTO: “*No Taousiz to 8xow Goons.” Gatiafaction guaranteed to every purchaser at the era i . P ee @estrable, and the entire absence of money vastly crippled the celebrated Charity Hospital Now everything there is booming, and the Louistana State Lottery Company has by contract for its franchises agreed to pay $1,000,000 to the hospital. ‘The lottery (although fought with uncalled for prejudice) has met with such unprecedented suc- cess, owing to the Integrity and ability in man- agement, as to cause would-be aggressors to hide their heads in shame, and now on the second Tuesday of every month divides 500 (on an enlarged scheme, with $ tickets and $1 sub-dfvi- sion of firths,) under the supervision of Generals Barly, of Vingiola Principal priate $7500) $5 00h Early, of Virginia.’ Principal x x fe ine weetarawin Will Gabe pecs oA 8th, and all information desired can be ob’ from M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, A Vigerous Growtn of the hair is often promoted by using Parker’s Hair Balsam. It eee restores the oughta color and ister to fa ry isnew and removes ‘irritat Hope fér Drunkards. “uy husband hadj@ruakén habits he could not Overcome until Parker's ‘Tonic took away his old energy AMUSEMENTS. DRY GOODS. ee ee ee DRY GOODS. iE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, ‘New York avenue, between 13th sud 14th ets. Water constantly chang’ a kept perature of ‘ater constantly ing and kept at tem) 80 to 85 ‘Houre: Gentlemen, 7 to 9a.m. and 2:30 to 10 p.m.; Ladies, 10 a.m. to 13 m. Guarenteed ingtructicn in Swimming, $5. jy11-3m ‘THEATER COMIQUE—SUMMER GARDEN. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. COMMENCING JULY l0ra. MAY FISK, the Napoleon of Female Minstre’sy, and her Troupe of SENSATIONAL BLONDES, together with a New and Magnificent Bailet of English NAC-NAC DANCERS. The show this week will wake you up. PA SnEEs et. R GARDEN, CONC! THE BIJOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHINGTON. SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. Anentire New Company this week in a great bill. Je5 No. 626, ON EXHIBITION No. 62 E { AND BALE AT E Street. MARKRITER?s, Street No. 626 F street northwest, ono door from Tth street, Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, ete. : al Taree and Choice Stock of Paperhai i Frames, Picture Cord and Tassels, Kin; Markriter’s. Terms Cash. Free Art G: FE XCCRSION TO WABHINGTON GROV DAY, JULY 13th, Given by Wesley Chapel Sunday School, in connection with Uniontown M. E. § yy School. Round trip tickets—Aduits, 50 cents: chikiren, 25 cents. Train leaves B. and ©. Depot 8:40 a.m. Tickets for sale at devot ‘Thuraday morning. Jy10-3e" NE POTOMAC FRUT ‘RS IMPRO™ MENT CO} ANY Run daily excursions to Glymont on steamer Keyport, leaving 7th-street wharf at 9 a. m. and 3p. m., turninglesve Glymont at 1 p.m. and 9 p.m. Fare, round-trip—50_ cents; children under 12, 25 cents. Greatly reducod rates ‘to sccieties and clubs’ can be ob- tained of the Treasurer, J. Orville Johnson, 469 Penn- eylvania avenue northwest. DE. 8. McKIM, President. & Dn. E. P. HOWLAND, Secretary. 4y10 Occoguan FALLS 5 AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, Having been thoroughly overhaujed and newly far- “por Occoquan Balle, Mindays, Rednealeve and Fri ‘or ran, mdays, lays and Fri- ya, leavinne 7th-street whart Sundays at 9:90 ati; Wedhesdays ‘and Fridays at 9 a. an.. returning at 8p. m, Tickets, 25 cents. Mount Vernon Springs, Saturdays, leaving 9 a.m., returning at5 p.m. Tick- eta, 10 cents, ‘Music on all trips except Sundays. Nookjectionable parties allowed on the boat. jyl E. 8. RANDALL, Proprietor. } O! FOR GREAT FAL! AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE ‘the Steamer Excelsior, canal packet, will make her regular trips to the above places on MONDAY, WED- C AY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY, leaving her wharf, ress ‘street and at 8 o'clock a. m. shar} Fare, 50 cents round trip. Can be chartered Tuesday, ‘thursday and Satu: For information inquire at GRAY & HILTON’S, 203 9:h street, opposite Center Market, or G. W.W west. Gbspay EXCURSIONS. LADY OF THE LAKE STER, 1114 4th street north- dyl-2w* Will make trip of 40 mites down the Potomac River ev- UNDAY AFT! OON, leaving 6th-street wharf about 8 o'clock. Fi Children half price. Je24-2m Q' CO PAVILION. sinning SATURDAY, June 10th, the Popular Steamer KEYPORT akes the place of the Excelsior on this route, QUANTICO ina delightful bathing resort. Boating, fishing, croquet. lawn tennis, shooting gallery, archery, quoite, and other amueements, Steamer leaves 7th-street wharf at 9 a.m, and 3:30 p.m. ; SUNDAYS at 3 p.m. only, ound trip tickets, 50 cents. Greatly reduced rates for churches, societies and other parties giving excursions. my29-3m GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Vv E ARE UND. uv EVERY] DKESS SHIRTS. Linen Collars, Linen Cuffs, Silk Neckwear, Cotton Socks, Undershirts and Drawers. New ai of Percale Shirts, the yery best quality, only 31.: Fine Percale Shirts, only 75 cents. Finest Dress Shirts to order, elegantly made, only $2. Six fine Dress Shirts to order for $9. All goods are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every way, al ad MEGINNISS’, 1002 F street northwest. mi S B. ELLERY, e IN SUCCESSOR 79 DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIR’ GENTS’ FURNISHINGS) BETRTS 1112 F Streer Nortuwesr, WasurNetoy, D.C. Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. Six Extra Fine Shirts to order. Six Fine Shirts to order... mar2+ TPuowrsow's DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY asp MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street Northwest. FOOTWEAR, Rendy-made SHIRTS at following Best Wameutta, unfinished, Tc. Lest #. of the L.., unfinished, Boy's Wamsutta, unfinisied. $12. nee 233 NECKWEAR, HANDWEAR ices: "Isha, 90. finis! ‘Bie. finish 0 , TWO YEARS OLD, $1.00 C ATAWBA WI. GALLON. OLD BLACKBERRY WI: $ .50 bottle IMPORTED GINGER AL - 1.50 dozen AMERICAN GINGER ALE..? 2 1.00 dozen FINE OLD WHISKIES 3-00 galion ARMY AND NAVY WHIS: 1.00 bottle C. WITMER, Fre Grocertes, 430 SSYLVANIA AVENUE. Notice TO HOUSEKEEPERS! OCC REE RRR EEE ,SSSg oo EK RRE’ & So He ORR EE S85 558, SFT BER Bee ee Bee sao Rg. TB RRL WNNNG @ Sst EB RPE NANG oo Sgss8_T EER RR LLUL IN NN GGG 7 RRR OFEL Il A NN N CCC KEK RPL i AA NN NO CK ERE Le — WAANNNG (fe R ORE WAAAN NNO OF. R RERECLULITA AN NN CCC ERE GGG 00 L ‘DDD EEE NN N @ GOO DDE NNN G0 SSE LEE EEE GGG 00 [LLL DDD EEE N NN HHL b HUHNE & ell ba HoH tux tus 7 WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. ‘Wholesale Depot: Corner Ist street aud Indiana avenue. jel WM. M. GALT & CO. Fo EXCURSIONISTS. POTTED HAM, BRAWN, PORTED TORGUE, CORNED BEER, POTTED BEEF, ‘TURKEY LIVERS, POTTED CHICKEN, SHRIMP, POTTED GAME, CURRIED Oys' LUNCH TONGUES, PICKLED 0} OF SE NM RTC LOA on TOMATOES and TRUFFLED WOODEN PLATES, PAPER NAPKINS, B.W. REED’S SONS, . 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. CLARET! CLARET ‘We offer, as a svecialty, THREE BOTTLES TABLE CLARET FOR oR $3.75 PER DOZEN. ee sve also an of HIGHER GRADES OF ‘We: assortment. ET, which we are offering at low. (lise -ANNED ‘&c., &e., for. and Ex- GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, No, 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. x, zs e ee ‘Recthecn Liberty Micbet, of Allies of charge to allpartsof the m5 RB Wits GooDs. INDIA LINENs, PERSIAN LAWNS, NAINSOOKS, POLKA DOT SWISSES, EMBROIDERED MUSLINS, LACE CHECKS AND STRIPES. TYLER & CHEWNING, _se10 918 ir STREET NORTHWEST. _ Mf DsUaMeER SPECIALTIES, S reduced from 37 Ke. KV LAWNS reduced irom 506. 10.3740 x SCRIM CLOTH for eve- ANDERS: y pure LIN ach BATIS TE: P tered BATISTE and NUN" 27-in, wide all-wool NEWPORT SUITINGS reduced 42-in, wide CREAM hing costumes at PERSON'S SCOCH SYLPHIDES reduced from “wide xenuihe SCOTCH GINGHAMS reduced to LAW) fo ae." Finest quality M Figured Fronch SATINES at 37! “Rare Bargains” in BLACK Gl LARD and SUMME* SIL ck TS. EB s +S atcost. PARASOLS at cost. WHITE GOOD: uz costumes, 1d MOHAIR DUSTERS., CASHMEKE and CHUDDA SHAWLS. Embroidered CASHMERE FICHUS. Fine DRESS SHIKTS at $1. S27 An carly inspection will repay all. E¥-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- RECT PRICES. @vccesson To Peary & Broraer), Pennsylvania avenua, corner 9th stre>t. Established 1840. ee 1 LAWNS! 50 pieces best LAWN! 50 pieces bext 5 and 64 NEN LAW i. DAMASSE only 12¥c., sold for 25c. i NGHAMS rednoed to 37sec. We have a few feces of SATINS left and which have been reduced to 45¢, All pure SILK GRENADINES, $1.25, $1.50 and $2. PERSIAN LAWNS in Polka Dot. Our White Goods department is fully stocked, and comprises some of the latest novelties. PARASOLS at cost. Large stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ HOSE. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 Market Space. dys a8 W,, % SHUSTER & sons . Have made the following reductions to-day, which are ‘worthy of the inspection of all close buyers: PURE LINEN LAWNS reduecd to 15e. FINEST QUALITY OF MERV LAWNS reduced to 30c. These are printed Mulls and the choicest goods in the FRENCH ORGANDIE LAWNS reduced to 25c. RE, GINGHAMS reduced to 15e. ANDERSON’S BEST SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 25c. FOULARD BILKS, 50c. ALL SILK BROCADE GR BATISTE EMBROIDERE! BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT PREVIOUS TO TAKING INVENTORY OF STOCK. §27” ONE PRICE. : W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. S37 'ADINES reduced to $1.25 ROBES AT COST. GFeCIAL BARGAINS. DRY GOODS. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 803 MARKET SPACE, HAVE MARKED DOWN PRICES IN ALL DE- PARTMENTS IN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK PRIOR TO REMOVAL TO THEIR NEW BUILDING NOW IN COURSE OF EKECTION—‘*GENUINE BARGAINS.” ALL PERSONS IN NEED OF DRY GOODS ARE INVITED TO LOOK AT THE STOCK AND COM- PARE PRICES AND QUALITIES. “ONE PRICE ONLY." TRUNNEL & CLARK. ds7 803 MARKET SPACE. ov IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, ‘The largest arcortment of Tawnsin Washington. Pure white all Lines) Lawns only 25c. Corred “Suike, navy blue, dark green and other col- ore, Bic. Handsome Bizck Brocade Silks reduced from $1.50 tog. lack Silks, immense assortment, 50, 62, 75, 87 cts., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, #2. Nottingham Lace for curtains, 15, 20, 25c. to$l. Blesched Table Damask, all linen, 50¢. Dinner Nepkine, ail linen, 75c. dozen. Black Cashusere Shawl, pure wool, $2 to $10. Pouble White Liankels, $2. st and Colored Cashmeres, pure wool, doub! width, 373 to 750. Gases Cashaneres, Te risk seal Tight blue, $00. jored Cashmeres, in pink an iue, Pare Silk and Wool Biack Grenadine reduced to $1. CARTER'S, 8 711 MARKET SPACF. MAT Nes, MATTINGS, —_ MATTINGS, IN GREAT VAKIETY OF STYLES. LOOSE COVERS for Furniture Cut and Made to order by our Philadel- phia Artist. ‘WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS AND UPHOLST! In Great Variety. CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES, SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. All orders for STEAM CARPET CLEANING receive prompt attention. my26 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 709 WILMARTH & EDMONSTON. 79g FRUIT JARS, Goons JELLY TUMBLERS. CREAM FREEZERS, (THE BEST MADE.) SIMPSON REFRIGERATORS. DECORATED DINNER SETS, from $18 up. DECORATED TOILET SETS. from $3.75 up, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, dy6 709 MARKET SPACE. EY REFRIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, ICE PITCHERS, &c. M. W. BEVERIDGE, ‘Inrosten or Cuixa axp GLasswane, 380 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. KFRIGERATORS (SOLID W: Sher AT PRICES. Je16__ 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penns. avenue. SS Wwe ARE NOW UNDER ROOF. THE PLASTERERS AND CARPENTERS ARE A® WORK. We positively expect to open inthe early Fall. We must prepare for removal. REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Allgoods reduced from 30 to50 percent. We will not, shall not, dare not carry any old goods into owe new building. Our assortment is still complete, but we shall buy nO more goods to replenish our present Stores, as we must clore out every department as near as possible. Goods on hand when ready for removal will besold at auction. 1,000 pieces beautiful POLKA DOT and FIGURED LAWNS at 5 cents, warranted fast colors, 300 rieces extra wide and fine VICTORIA LAWN af Scents, reduced from 15 cents. 6,000 yards beautiful LACE BUNTING in all the ending spring shades, and black at 10 cents per yards reduced from 25 cents. 9,000 yards haif wool CASHMERE, reduced to1@ cents, in all the uew shades, 250 pieces beautifal CANTON GINGHAMS, all of this season's manufacture, reduced to9 cents. ‘These have been soid during the eutire season by other mer- chants at 15 cents, although our prico tasatno time been above 1234 cents. ‘We have Just found in our Stock Room one case eactt BLACK and COLORED LUPIN'S LACE BUNTING, all wool, which we shall offer at25 cents, former price 50 cents. Also, 30 pieces more of those French all-wool BUNTINGS at 16 cents per yard, worth 37} cents, 2,000 all-hnen LAP COVERS, extra size, in ten dif~ ferent patterns, at 55 cents, reauced from $1.25. Every article in our store reduced from 30 to 60 pet’ cent. ‘We must prepare for removal. Do nct consider this idle talk, Every lady in Washs ington knows the magnitude of our stock, which we cen eafely state is three times as large as the stock of any other merchant in this city. Therefor, prepare for Bargains! As by the time we move into our NEW HOUSE, we expect to reduce the stock to the amallest in thecity. The Goods are all fresh, having sent all our ld trash to New York auction, tobe sold to the highest bidder, Call early in the morning toayoid the immense rush, LANSBURGH & BROTHER, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET. jel? _ LADIES’ GOODS = = << Fe WERS AT COST. ‘Our immense Stock of FLOWERS AT ACTUAL COST to reduce. Also, great BARGAINS offered in PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. LACE MITTS AND THKEAD GLOVES AT COST. MAS. M. J. HUNT, _ iy 1309 F street northweet. M®- J. P. PALMER, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Most respectfully announces to her numerons friend@ and custo! she isselling her lange aud carefully selected etock of =; = FINE FRENCH MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Prior to her leaving for Paris. se19 DOUGLASS’, oun ows OPSKIRTS AND HUSTLES. vN [AKEOI ‘EST WA’ PRIN MAI it. HOOPS REFUSE” STE! . gyfifine French Woven COMSET at #1, old at A. Fine French Contille Hand-made CO! % This careet isvotd iether acca ee fe have one speci dren's Regular Made HOSE, in Cardinal, Biue and Brown, at 230° Would be i DOUGLASS’, NINTH an mid ME. WASHINGTON, FASHIONABLE. DRESEMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, sudgt PENNSYLVANIA AVE.. Costumes, Clouks, &e., made in supe. Boretyle st ahbet nonicer Lok Sha inthe aud averiet ftuaranioeds™ URS Mss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 490 TENTH STREET NOR’ 5 Makes COUSETS to order in Gvery eigie tod ators, and guaran tece perfect fit and comfort, French Hand-tuade Underclothing, Merino Underwear ic] jand-rs v and finest Imported Hi — Patent Shoulder Braces and aie ting Corset, for witch Mian TL. is ¥ — ect for which Mise” “| bda$1 Comet er own tuake, thal for the prio aun N.B.—French, German and Spanieh spoken. a5 Ti PUBLIC I8 REQUESTED CARE- FULL NOTICE THY NEW AND ENLARGED SGHEME TO Be DEAS MORTHE 5®-CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. TICKETS ONLY $5. SHARES IN PROPORTION. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY, Incorporated in 18¢S for twenty-five years by the lature for Educational and Chartiabie iets capital of | $1,000,000—t0 which a teserve 3 Go ee ke ete mado'a part of the present State Constitution December 2d, A. D-. eid. . ‘The only Lottory ever voted on and endorsed by the of any state. IT NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONES. ITSGRAND SINGLE DRAWINGS TAKE PLACE MONTHLY. ASPLENDID EIGHTH GRAND DRAWIN ORLEA! F STREETS