Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1882, Page 4

_ THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY July 17, LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRF Stawat. OFFICER, 1 Waruixctox, D.C., July 17, 1852, 9:30 a.ta.t For the middie Atlantic states. partly cloudy Weather, local rains, winds mostly southerly, sta- onary temperature and pressur Special Weather Bulletia. LOCAL RAINS To-MORKOW. ‘The chiet signat officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: The Darometer ts highest In New England and Nova Scotiz, and lowest in the upper lake regions. ertheasterly winds prevail in the south Atiantic Iss States, southwesteriy In the lake region and New | England. ‘Loeal ‘rains have fallen except | in ‘the Take region and New England. The following stations report more im one Inch rainfalt durin: t Smith- Yew O Shreveport, 1.27; To- 1.29; Hatters: Palestine, 1 a An- 2° The temperature changes have been ht. East of the Mississippl river the temn- Perature is about the mean fo: month. ‘The | Icllowinz special tem: reported $ mornin lontreal,70° Mt Wa: Duluth, 64 . "Yume repo: perature yesterday afternoon, rand Sa © mexttaum tem- Loeai rains a » lower lake region, tlantic states. Inatcated ‘on Tu: nid ¥ fe Atlantic and south DING. neh kid but- goat boots, 95". Sandals and opera sitppers, 75 at's fine hand stitched low shoes, $5.50 and $4. ; tur. ble low shoes, Sec. and $1.25. Huhn’s relfable'shoe house, 816 7th Fvsegi1’s Ice Cream. travel For Cukar Tess an: Herzog’s, 308 th st, near nz Digs go to ania av-nu, 500 traveling tranks ani 10) baby carrt: atreduced prices at R. Golise e3 sold aaldd’s, 812 7th SL mw. ‘TH New York Puoto Co., 723 7th, (formerly Davis’ branch.) wili adopt ths following prices for jae photographie portraits during tie sum- mer moaths: ree. ph ming, $1; duplicate coptes, 9 cfs.; finest cabinet. portrait $2 per doz; card pictares, best style, $1 per doz. ‘We guarantee to make as coo | work for the above prices as Is made in this city; these prices to con- nue only till September 1st ‘Tur following tmmense bargains will be sold for 4c. or flat_fans, 40 clothes 1 scrubbing brush, 1 tclien spoon, 1 hair brush, 7% luck rubber dressing comb, & cup, 1 pienie mug, 1 3-1b, Freneh blacking, 1 pepper ak brotler, 1 large bread grater, 1 funnel, 1 machine otler, 3 tumbiers, 2 chila- tn, 1 2-qt. covered uucepan, I'stew pan with ree boxes of laundry blue, 1 7-pin hat rack,1 handsome ice-cream saucer, 1 tooth Brush, 1 four sccop, 1 7-inch glass dish; also, 10 er cent disccunt on baby carriages, traveling runks, refrigerators and fee chests. Or salt shaker, 1st S-row muffin pa of Lubin’s s ren's round cembs, 1 bucket, 1 1-qt. covered s handle, 2 For WALL Parens of the latest designs, wintow shades, iow prices, go to KR. W. Henderson & Co., 1113 F street. r looming cactus in dloom uson’s drug store, corner of 2d and Pennsy a avenue, Capitol Hill, to-night, be- tween 8 and 11 o'clock. Hanr's Roacu Power ts the best. Druggists. ® Reseiepine entire must be el sandals . gent’s low shoes, ©c. up. Special bargains in fine hand-made goods.) Hahn’s Rellable Shoe House, 816 7th street. B. Snees has fled a bill in equity against to restrain him from i from lot 11, square 485, which € rents : profi she claims er sole and separate estate. Notice—Sale of country place to-morrow after- Boon by Ken tr CITY AND DISTRICT. — Amusements To-night. ‘Trearex Comrgve.—Varbty and burlesqu> ApNER'S SUMMER Gar Duiver’s Suumen Gas ance. ‘Tar Wasurxctox Swiumrye ScnooL, New York avenue, between 13th and 1th streets, Street lamps will be lighted at tinguished at 2:30 4. m. League, has sent $50 to oa Branch orth ha 3 urer of the Irish Lind League of America, for transmission wd. ‘The people of Richmond are happy In the pos- session of new pump waterworks which were re- cently set in moffon, and which, it ts believed, will ensure an adequate Supply of water for many years tocome. The new reservoir and accompanying works were planned and built under the superia- tendence of W. E. Cutshaw, an engineer well known in this city. “His work 13 highly praised in ‘Richmond. ‘Association Saturday The Maine Republicen Bight elected the fold oMicers: Judge Wm. Assistant Com- Be Snell, president, qv-elected) uurer of the South Wash- Bilssioner of Patents Stockbridge, vice lent; BT. Hawley, secretary, and Ellis Spear, rer. Senator Frye ad.tressed the meeting. ‘The associa- tion decline:t to take action on the invitation to Join the Interstate Republican Assoctation. ‘The five-year-old son of Assistant Secretary Bell, of the Interior department, while playing on thé Forch_ of bis father's residence yesterday. fell trom balustrade to the sidewalk, breaking his right arn below the elbow. Does the Goddess of Liberty or ts living under the shadow of the dome of the Cap- {tol an immunity from thieves are the questions now bothering Capitol Hill people; for in that im- mediate neigh of late the’ day time raids have been numerous, and yesterday about noon residence of James F. Dooley, No. 207 1st street heast, Was entered, in the absence of the oc- €upants, for the third time in two months, and a Jot of clothing carried off. A door double locked and boited was forced to effect an entrance. ‘The Lone Star Beneficial Association, at their annual meeting yesterday, elected officers, as fol- Jows: Fred. R. Klot, president, (re-elected:) Robt. Boyd, vice t! Wm. Leeftier, recording sec- Tetary, (re-elected;) Rudolph Gtesler, financial Secretary; G. J. Gockeler, treasurer; RK. Riegel, J. Parahili, L. Swank, trustees. ‘This morning Charles Bryan, arrested in Baltt- more yesterday on a bail plece, was in the Crimi Ral court, surrendered by his surety. Bryan ts charged with having nearly two years 2g0, com- titted an assault and battery on Police ‘officer Breen. Jas. Webb, Jno. Little, Thos. Phillgate, Jos. Sullivan, and August Bauman, five boys,’ were fined $5 or 15 days each by Judge Snell this ‘morn- tng, for indecent exposure in bathing in the Poto- mac, between sunrise and & o'clock p. m. Geo. H. Bethard, the crank (who was arrested in the Criminal court-room for trying to borrow a pistol to shoot Guiteau, while the latter was being arraigned). was before’ Judge Snell to-day again. He was changed with being a vagrant. Poltceman Horn testified to arresting bim for begging In the Ebbitt House. The court sentenced him to 90 days on the farm. ‘There were 32 prisoners sent from the Police Court to the workhouse and is to-day. Acolored man, a cook for W. B. Williams at the hotel at Washington Grove, came to Washington Saturday and got full of ‘benzine and a wantity to Gatthersburg, and after disposing of It there shot a colored man twice In the arms.) He Was arrested by the sheriff and taken to Rockville. About 3 o'clock thts morning the house of Mrs. May Harris, No. 613 Marion alley, was burglari- ousty entered through a back window by breakt! Mt ‘The nolse aroused Mra Harris, who discove: two young colored men named Anderson Page and Isaac Smith in the house. They made their escape, but Page was subsequently arrested. The Charges against the owners of the river Steamers for selling Mquor without the necessary license on their boats on the river will be argued by counsel, and disposed of In the Police Court next Saturday. Policeman Simpson,about 4:45 o'clock this morn- Ing, arrested a colored man named Geo. Davis on suspicion of having stolen about forty feet of new Tubber hose, which he had tn his ssion. When spoken to by the oMficer, he threw the hose away and John Parker was fined $10 or 30 days by Judge Snell to-day for severely assaulting John Hoff- mnon, by knocking him down with a chair Satur- day bight on 7th stre: eee Worship in the Woods. THE WAYMAN’S GROVE CAMP MEZTING. The formal opening of Wayman’s grove, where the African Methodist church is holding a camp meeting, occurred yesterday, and attracted a con- Erpgatlon of about 1200 people. Bishop Wayman fatter whom the grove 1s named) preached an able Sermon from Isaiah xxvii, 1% In the afternoon, Rev. Mrs Lucy Cooper, ‘of Nashville, Tenn, Preached from Matthew’ xxil, 42 The’ evening Sermon Was preached by Rev. John H. Welsh, of this city, on “The Son of Man’ Ascended,” John ill, 18 “There were present Revs. Francis J. Peck, G. W. Broadie, C. W. Fiiziugh and Sam’l Draper) of Baltimore; J. M. Cargill, John H. Welsh, J.T” Morris, John 'F. Lane, J. H. Valentine and L. W. Becket, of Washington; J. W. Bowser, of Catons- vile; Joun J. Hubbard, of Crowdensville; Joseph ‘hols, of Ellicott City; J. P. Shreeves, of Cum- Exciting Scene in a Catholic Church. A WOMAN MAKES A RAID UPON THE ALTAR AND AT- TACKS THE PRIEST. At early mass yesterday morning at St. Peter's church a young woman appeared in the door, and Walking up the alsle to the altar, during the ad- ministration of the sacrament, she mounted the steps and commenced dragging the articles trom the altar, making several excited exclamations at the same time, which no one could distinctly hear. The suddenness of the unexpected act almost paralyzed the audicnee. Rev. Father O’Suliivan, ‘who Was at the time officiating at the altar, seized hold of her arm to prevent further destruction, when she tried to disrobe the priest, declaring her mission to be the destruction of idols and disrob- ing of priests. A great commotion was ral: many of the Women screaming with horror ani fright, some of them fainting. Officers Mulhall and Mahon, who were present at the service, rushed to the scene and_ quickly arrested her, not, however, until she had brokena tablet_ én the al and some vessels containing wine. She was taken to the station house on she would give no account of herseif, where she was from or What her motive was, further than that she had been sent to destroy all {tols. ‘This morning she Was taken to police headquarters, when Drs. Ellotand McKim were summoned to pass upon her sanity. She made s01 sclosures to the effect that her name is Sophia McIntire; that she fs from New York city, and that she has been living at Burlingame’s house, 318 New Jersey ave- nue southeast. She is a young woman, not above twenty-five years old, short and of small size, very {ntelligent and quick of perception, respectful and ladyiike in her actions, but evasive in her replies touching her own life and history. The police physicians, after an inquiry Into the case, signed a certificate that she is crazy, and she will be sent over to the Insane Asylum to-da; epee eS District Government Affairs. LICENSE AGENT RAFF’S SERVICES. OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY FOR THE DISTRICT > CoLee WASHINGTON, July 17, 1892. Commissioners, D. €.:—Gentlemen: I take great pleasure in calling your attention to the effective work of Mr. Henry Raff during the fiscal year that has just ended, in respect to the enforce- ment of the license lawa In the great number of | cases presented by Mr. Raff for prosecution, very rarely has there been a failure of conviction—he having had a clear conception of the kind of evi- dence required, and success In obtaining the same. Because of the unusual success In the prosecutions in the early part of the year, persons found doing business without a license, !n most every case, would obtain their licenses Father than go to trial: Especially 1s this true in the case of commerciai agents, and I am informed that the Increase in Tevenue from that source alone amounts to #1 Vrevious to the safd year real estate and claim agents paid no Heense, and no efforts were made to collect the same, but through the en- deavors of Mir. Raff over $1,200 have been paid Into the Treasury by the real estate agents, and moi than $600 by the claim agents. Through’ his efforts the street car companfes have also been brouzht into court for running their cars without licenses, and the Police Court has held them Mable; these cases are now pending, on appeal, before the Crim- inal Court. I think Mr. Raff very efficient in this branch of the government work, end the large increase in the amount of revenue received for licenses, as {t appears in the books of the ‘Treasurer's office, will best show the effectiveness of his nbor. Very respectiully, Jas. E. PADGETT, Special Assistant Attorney, D. C. SSS A Woman Dawaaixa A Porice CeLLL—A colored woman named Euuly Stewart was fined $10 0 days in the Workhiou¥e in the Police Court tuls morning for destroying pubite property—a cell in the first precinct statin house in which she was confined on a charge df cursing and swearing on the street. She was alfo fined $ or 15 days addi- tonal for the latter chprge. TuE Farat Toy P} living in Jackso lock jaw as the ry ceived from a, t.—Michael Shea, the boy fallcy, who was attacked with It of a wound on the hand, re- fy pistol on the 4th instant, as Priday’s Star, dled early this m>rn- He was supposed to have recovered entirely last week, but on ‘Thursday was taken with k jaw and Dr. Herbert called tn, but notiiag could done to save him. pee Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THe EVENING Stam. MINISTERS FROM ABROAD.—At five of the eleven rineipal churches here yesterday, the pulpits were ed by ministers from abroad. Rev. C. F. Ober- er, of Little Rock, Ark., preached at the ‘man Lutheran church; Rev. Father Collins, of Jana, at the Catholic church; Rev. Dr, Walker, at Christ church; Rev. M. Whittlesey, ington, at the North Presbyterian church, james L. Sherrard, of West Virginia, at Second Presbyterian church. Coxroxation Court.—In the corporation court, Judge Meade, the trial of the suit of Jas. Quintin agt. the Alexandria Marine Ratlway and Ship- bullding company, was conciuled by a verdict of $475 for the plaintiff. A motion for anew trial Was entered. The court 1s engaged to-day with the clvil eases, and the motion t revoke license granted to J s beck. Mr. JoserH Appisow, killed last week In a duel near Burkeville, Va., was long a resident here, living for some 'time'at the residence southwest corner of Duke and Fairfax streets. Revoxter’s Nores—The Reform club meetin on King street yesterday, was largely attended: Addresses were delivered by Bud Eggleston, of Washington, and others... About 3 o'clock yester- day morning OfMicer Jas. Smith arrested a colored min George Payne for cutting Herbert ‘Thornton a huge gash in the side below the arm- pit. Payne wil tried next Wednesday....In the mayor's court, , William Douglas, Mary Turner, and sie Aan drunk ‘and dis- orderly, were fined $5 eacb or 20 days in jail... Mrs. “Eldridge Veitch, the widow of the iate Rev. E Veitch, son of Major Wm. Veitch, was buried here y. She near Staunton, Va., a few days ago.....The railroads passing t!.rougi, here are Low carrying large excursion parties... Lieut. John L. Smith, of the police force. 1s still aninvalid, butis improving in health.....The vane on the market house steeple has not yet been ad- justed so as “to turn round when the winds are wing,” ag required by law.....No suits have been brought a8 yet in relation to the embrogilos at fishtown during the last season.....A three months old infant of Mr. Warfield was buried this afternoon,....Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows, one of the first lod; of the order instituted in the south, made a p! it excursion to-day to Mar- shall ‘Hall, accompanied by many friends... Wheat’s mill, near the foot of Queen street, 18 again in operation under lease to D. G. Watkins. Be REDUCTION. 5,000 YARDS LINEN LAWNS. BEAUTIFUL STYLES REDUCED TO 5C. PER YD. 4,000 Yards Best makeof LONSDALE CAMBRIC. 10c. 50 Dozen Colored Bordered HANDKERCHIEFS, 5c. a GINGHAMS, Dress Styles, in Stripes and INDIA LINENS, reduced to 12% and 20c. PARASOLS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50. ALL LINEN TOWELS, 40 inches long, 12c. LINENS, for Boys’ Suits, 15 cta., 18 cts., 20 eta. FIGURED and DOTTED SWISS, all patterns. LINENS, NAPKINS, COUNTERPANES. MOSQUITO NETTING, ALL COLORS. CARPETS—Bruseels and Ingrains. NEW FALL STYLES ARRIVING DAILY. TOWSON’S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, pu SOUTH SIDE. A STRAUS’ ° GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE. A GRAND SUCCESS. THE GOODS HAVE BEEN GOING LIKE SHOT FROM A GUN. NO WONDER THIS IS 80, FOR SUCH LOW PRICES WERE NEVER BEFORE KNOWN IN WASHINGTON. IN MANY INSTANCES WE HAVE NOT STOPPED TO CONSIDER THE MANUFACTURER'S COST EVEN. ON ALL LIGHT AND DAKE CASSIMERE SUITS WE HAVE MADE ATREMENDOUS REDUCTION. ELEGANTSTYLES OF MEN'S, YOUTHS’, BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S SUITS ARE DAILY SLAUGHTERED IN IMMENSE QUANTITIES, YET WE CANNOT STOP TO STUDY THIS. OUR OBJECT I8 TO GET THE GOODS OUT OF THE WAY. LINEN AND MOHAIR DUSTERS, ALPACA, SERGE AND DRAP DE "ETE OOATS, WHITE DUCK VESTS—IN FACT ALL SUMMER berland; J. C. Williams, of Blade and G. W. With , Of the latter of whom ts Mr. Wit ry part Lory ser- vice of the morning, maki sae coceing earer. following churches are ited in cam| nion Bethel, St. Paul, Hope, Mount North Was! sion—all of W: Bt Job GOODS—HAVE BEEN CUT DOWN. WE SHALL CONTINUE THIS GREAT SACRIFICE SALE UNTIL OUR SUMMER STOCK I8 DISPOSED OF. WE SAY TOXOU: DO NOT DELAY, FOR THIS RARE OP- PORTUNITY MAY BE LOST, 4. STRAUS, 990 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ster 10th strect, o> FFICIAL DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY, SINGLE NUMBER, CLASS “'G.” Drawn at New Orleanr, La., on TUESDAY, July beets BEE ssasnes S323) 333838: S3SSS gsssssé: Et ttta geieseeeses cher] 60068. 60069. 250 1,000 numbers ending with the last two fig- yysvot the number drawing the Capital Priseot $10,000, ‘The subscribers having supervised the Single Number Drawing, Clase G, Louisiana State Lottery, oe tify that the above are the numbers which were this day drawn from the 100,000 placed in the wheel, with the ptizes correspondin to. them. ‘pinegs Cue hands at New Orleans, La., this Tuesday, G: F: BEAUREGARD, } commissioners, Prizes Cashed in Full Without Deduction, No. 85,003 draws capital prize, $75,000, sold in Chi- caxo, Detroit, Miich., and feldevilie, N.C. ‘No. 32,395 draws cecond capital prize, $25,000, No. 60,070 draws third capital prize, $10,000, sold in New Orleans and Mt. Vernon, Ky. Nos. 5,888, 20,440 draw each $6,000, sold in Balti- Boston, Washington, New Orieahs and Donald- sonville, Ln. ‘Nok. 51,687, 57,587, 86,521, 89,078, 89,396 draw each } sold ‘in ‘New York,” New Orl Memphis, Fenn.” Evansville. That bltisberge Bee MN Wis., Lynchburg, Va., Van Wert, U., Grenada, Miss., Avoca, Iowa. * THE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED CARE- FULLY TO NOTICE THE NEW AND ENLARGED SCHEME TO BE DRAWN MONTHLY. §2~CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. TICKETS ONLY $5. SHARES IN PROPORTION. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY, Incorporated in 1868 for tw years by the Jatliro for Edcational and Chacitable’ purposee” wits capital of | $1,000,000—to which a reserve fund 0: $550,000 has #itice been added. By, an overwhelning popular vote ite franchise was Boceimber 24, A. Ds, {gyg.nt Sate Copsstuton ador The onty Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by the people of any state, IT NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONES. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS TAKE PLACE MONTHLY. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS H, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AUGUS'r 8, 1682— 147th Monthly Drat Look, at the following Sch inder the exclusive suyervision and management of” Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia, Who manage all the drawings of this Company, both ordinary and semi-annual, and attest the correctness of the published Oficial Listes CAPITAL PRIZE. $75,000. 100,000 TICKETS AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH. FRACTIONS, IN FIFTHS IN PROPORTION. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize. 1 Capital Prize, 1 Capital Prize 900 Prizes of $100:, 500 Prizes of $5 1000. Prizes of $2: APPROXIMATION PRIZ 9 Approximation Prizes of $750. poe 5 HER 1967 Prizes, amounting to. ication for rates to Cit ice of the Company in N leans. For further information, clearly, givin #. Send orders by wens, Registered Money Order, sddressea ont to A. DAUPHIN, Ns, LOUISIANA. N.B.—Orders addrested to New Orleans proinpt attention. GBeart REDUCTIONS ar THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. will receive It ts Petts aE bacrenessestedeeds Sas sgesseseessezs: Basak Sans Suez ceelstedeeseleelee S2882525 seebisessesessersssesss Penge el¥serss2s2s2se2¥e¥s! Boz. besS SL ELEE ese sesezessaseseseSases: gteeSsssasesessss: eet ‘ ‘The large business of tho past season compels us'to make extensive alterations. We therefore will closethe entire stock of spring and summer clothing regardless of cost. Partial List of Bargains: 40 cents for OFFICE COATS, worth 750. 80 cents for DUCK VESTS, worth $1. 50 for ALL LINEN 8) we worth $6. for extra size and quality LINEN SUITS, worth $9: il for ALPACA COATS, worth $1.50. for BOYS, SUITS, worth $6, for BOY~* SUITS, worth $10. for MEN'S BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, worth $10. $9 for BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, worth $15. (OF 5. for Bie sad White mixed ALL-LINEN SUT $6 for botmads ENGLISH SEERSUCKER SUITS, for 6 worth $10 10. \4 for CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER “UITS, worth $25. or best NUN-CLOTH GOAT AND VEST: worth $10, for finest PONGEE COATS, worth $10. PANT, worth $8.50. He eat te WANTS Terns, (oF . finest Fren: SIMERE EARTe, worth efor BLACK ALL WOU! ra SURES, ah 1. DIAGO! $18 for BLACK BROAD CLOTH SUITS, worth $40. .25 for LINKN DUST! eld ai TITS rocardleas of cobt. "ib for DRAP DETE COATS, wort : rae Ds worth $6. ne worth$12. for finest DRAP D'ETE COAT AND OUR MOTTO: “*No TRovBLE To SHOW Goons.” Satisfaction guaranteed to every purchaser at the MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F 8TS. Sy At A aA AA AAA a BATHING SUITS Se for Gentlemen from 65 cents up, BATHIN iTS sf orl for Ladies from: $2.25 up. BATHING SUITS fe fob Misses from 6 to 16 years, BATHING SUITS for Boys from 4 to 16 years. iD CAPS BATHING BATS AN. Pech, TH hostatet SHOES. tadies, Gentlemen and Children. BATHING TRUNES oe ama YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS, YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS, for Gents and Boys, at PRAT EEH sess = ‘3 416 SEVENTH STREET. wate MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK CHAIR (Bosmson'’s PaTent—Janvany lire, 1881.) THE WHITE MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK OHAIB from other stationary or reclining Pin beter, spur ated sizer camp, and is cr It is’ Ban dally excursions, to Glymont on steamer CITY ITEMS. Public Voice. 16% 14TH Steerer N.W., Jan. Rehr Gentlemen :—I have elated fmt ith loss of appetite and a heavy feeling about the ‘stomach. About Aj last I commenced taking Brown’s Iron Bitters and have taken sev- eral bottles, My ay ite greatly improved under the use of the first It ts now and Tam pps from the Keteapent _— a medicine certainly done great good. A. GUrcunasr, and Rheumatism, and rheumatic find the use of Speer rt Grape Wine, of New Jersey, of incal- culable beneft. Its purity and valuable proper- ties have given it a wide reputation among physi- Clans throughout. the country and Europe. ‘Tals wine took the highest premium at the late Cen- tennal. It is excellent for weary and debilitated females, and used by the best families in New York as an evening family wine. For sale by drug- gists and grocers. Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the iption of one of the best female physictans and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhcea, grip! in tho bowels wird colic. “By giving health to the child it rests the mother. Price % cents a 1,7,3 boule. My Friend, Look Here! You know how weak and nervous your wife 1s, and you know that Carter’s Iron Pilis will relieve fy Now, why not be fair about it and buy her a x Skinny Men. “Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual De- bility: $1. Depot, Stott & 3 Ald ‘Wa ” Frew Alderney butter, churmey every morning and delivered in 36.10, “Wa y printa, 400. per Ib re Cl "y, < pe AMUSEMENTS. a Pueater COMIQUE—SUMMER GARDEN. MONDAY, JULY 17, Second Week of FANNY LUCILLE'S NAC-NAC CLODOCHE DAN- MISS ALICE JENNINGS, ‘the Champion Female Borer of America. MISS ANNI£ HART, anda great Olio Company, Twenty first-class stars. MATINEES TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND “a rp" WasninaToN SWIMMING SCHOO) ‘New York avenue, between 13th and 14 ‘Water constantly changing and kept at temperature of 80 to 85 dexrees. Hours; Gentleinen, 7 to 9 a.m. and 2:30 to 10 p.m. ; Ladies, 10a.m. to 13m. Guaranteed instruction in Swimming, $5. _jy11-3m_ (ASNEQ'S SUMMER GARDEN, F street, between 7th and &th streets. * CONCERT EVERY EVENING By an Orchestra of UTED MUSICIANS. je12-3m RIVER'S SUMMER NIGHT ENTERTAIN- MENT. THE BIJOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHINGTON. SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. An entire New Company this week in agreat bill. Je5 Ro, 626 ON EXHIBITION No, 62 ARD SALE AT Street. MARKRITER'S, Btrest. street northwest, one door from ‘th etreet, hoice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, etc. : also Large and Choice Stock of Paperhangings, Picture Frames, Picture Cord and Tassels, Ring, Nails, etc., at Markriter's, Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery.” olf _PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e._ LOWER CEDAR POINT! (WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND.) SELECT DAILY FAMILY EXCURSIONS. ‘The palace steamer JANE MOSELEY will make Ex- cursions to this popular resort, leaving wharf foot of 6th street DAILY, except Mondays, at 8:30 a.m. ‘The management reserve the richt to take up any tickets at boat and return money for same. vely no im- rae set charucters allowe i on boat or grounds. Staterooms reserved for families. Salt-water Bathing, Fishing. Dancing on waxed floor, Ke. Ke, and a *'Shore Dinner.” Music by Prof. Pis- rams and String Band. Ticketa (round trip), 50 Chiliren, 25 cents. For further information apply at St. Mare Hotel. 2 Special arrangements made with societice, clube, and other organizations. dyis-im H® FOR LEONARDTOWN! SELECT EXCURSION OF THE, OHAPEL POINT CLUB, ro LEONARDTOWN, MD., ox. WEDNESDAY, July 26, 1882. steamer Arrowsmith ‘leaves Tta street wharf at 8 sm. harp, ‘Tickets, limited to 600, $1. Brass and nid. Dancing on the boat. Dinner can be hadon the boat or at Moore's Hotel. Secure your tickets from any of the following com- mitt ef, A.-Rover, D. Connell, B. Hoth, 3-H. Becker, D.C. MoGivern, J. J. Fuller, A. B. Coppes, Sy15-bt. 0. 0 F. DAY AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ON THE U.S, MAIL STEAMER KEYPORT, GLYMONT, THURSDAY, JULY 20TH. ‘The steamer will leave Tih street wharf at 9 o'clock a and 3 oclock p.m. sharp. iflekete ‘50c. under 12 years 25c. jy15S-4t REMEMBER THE METROPOLITAN RAIL- sae POINT, onthe Tart asd oo pea oui ey eet ae ‘6th street at 8 a. m. TUESDAY, July Children 25 cents. Morrisons 3. W. Holand ff. Ccemmenter Ae Besson James Tenly, ‘Wm. Chamnberiain, James Goodwin. FL ASTEBN LODGE, I. 0. 0. F, wil Grant Excursion to Be TOWER CEDAN POINT, LOWE! on next THURSDAY, JULY 20th. Salt water bathing, Aang, dancing, boating, ke., ‘ainner.” Musi by Prof. Pistorio's Brasa ves the wharf, foot of 6th street south- by Prof. ‘20. ‘Tickets 80 cents, to be had of mem- Lodge. UANTICO PAVILION. GRAND EXCURSION RESORT. DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING. juoita, &e., Re. s GE DANCING PAVILLION, a Beaty Brass snd Band. EVERY Ay. -THE PALACE STEA! KEYPORT, From 7th-ntreet wharf at 9 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Round tsip tickets 60 cents. Onilaren 35 conte, Greatly reduced rates to churches, societies and others. Atrangeents cau be mada to sop at any point ee (HE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPRO' T TOMAG ENT ‘COMPANY Noe faruing lonve Gigmont at 1p. ad Bo oe lymon\ Pp. m. round-trip—50_ ite; children under ES its. Fegne rates to soceties and clubs can be ob- J. Orvilie Johnson, 469 Pean- rug noruirrest: m., re- HOWLA! ‘ND, , UAN FALLS MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. dy10 (poco H® FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN SUNDAY, & m. sharp. Fare, we chartered v JOHN BRIDGE! ‘he Steamer, Excnsior, cabal. packst will make her repaiar tine to the above on MONDAY, WED- N ‘AY, FRIDAY and he’ lea) ‘her wharf, eran dos fs ‘opposite Canter Sym" Gbspar EXCURSIONS. DRY GOODS. A‘ COST! “AT COST!” We have marked down al LINEN LAWNS to 18 cts. ATLINEN AWN aes, ares TS IS Best CANTON GINGHAMS reduced to 10c. A splendid line of GRENADIN! most desirable styles reduced to cost. es All COLORED DRESS GOODS at cost. WHITE GOODS. Splendidstock. Low prices. HOSIERY and UND: paeay = ERWEAR, Largestock. Allat All FANCY PARASOLS at cost. We are compelled to sell goods cheap to prepare for Coors Se AT Ge eee for us, afew “ONE PRICE ONLY." TRUNNEL & CLARK. Sy15 803 MARKET SPACE. GiBZ4T BARGAINS IN DRY Goops. 100 pieces LAWN at 5c.. redneed from 100. §,000 yards remnants WHITE COTTON at 8c., worth 12 668 dozen TOWELS at 75e,, $1. $1,80, $2.50 per doz. 465 all-linen BOATING SHIRTS, 50c. 20 dozen LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, S0c., 75c.. $1. 500 PARASOLS st about bal’ price: A lot of Chinese HEMP MATTING, twilled, 37340. DRESS GOODS of all kinds at half price. in every kind of DRY GUODS to reduce stock. GEO. J. JOHNSON, dy13 713 Market Space. WHITE GooDs. INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAWNS, NAINSOOKS, POLKA DOT SWISSES, EMBROIDERED MUSLINS, LACE CHECKS AND STRIPES. TYLER & CHEWNING, 410 918 irq STREET NORTHWEST. WE ARE NOW UNDER ROOF. ‘THE PLASTERERS AND CARPENTERS ARE AT ‘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 our new building. Our assortment is still complete, but we shall buy no ‘more goods to replenish our present Stures, as we must close out every department as near as possible. Goods on hand when ready for removal will be sold at auction. 1,000 pieces beautiful POLKA DOT and FIGURED LAWNS at 5 cents, warranted fast colors, 300 pieces extra wide and fine VICTORIA LAWN at ‘Scents, reduced from 15 cents. 6,000 yards beautifal LACE BUNTING in all the eading spring shades, and black at 10 cents per yard, reduced from 25 cents. 9,000 yards haif wool CASHMERE, reduced to10 cents, in all the new shades. 250 pleces besutiful CAXTON GINGHAMS, all of this season's manafactare, reduced to9 cents. Thess have been sold during the entire season by other mer- chants at 15 cents, although our price hasatno time ‘been above 1274 cents, ‘We have jastfound in our Stock Room one case each BLACK and COLORED LUPIN’S LACE BUNTING, all wool, which we shall offer at 23 cents, former price SOcents. Aleo, 30 pieces more of those Frénch all-wool BUNTINGS at 16 cents per yard, worth 373 cents. 2,000 all-Imen LAP COVERS, extra sise, in ten dif- ferent patterns, at 55 cents, reauoed from $1.25. Every article in our store reduced from 30 to 50 per cent. ‘We must prepare for removal, Do not consider this idle talk, Every lady in Wash- ington knows the magnitude of our stock, which we can safely state is three times as large as the stock of any other merchant in this city. Therefore, prepare tor Bargains! As by the time we move into our NEW HOUSE, we expect to reduce the stock to the smallest in thecity. The Goods are all fresh, having sent ali our old trash to New York auction, tobe sold to the highest bidder, Call early in the morning toavoid the immense rush, LANSBURGH & BROTHER, 4 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET. el7 ou IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWSS, FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNE, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, Lay Davy blug, dark green and other ool- THlandsome Black Brocade Silke reduced from $1.50 ae as ce, etingliin Lats fot curtaing. 18, 2, 250. to$L The! of in We largest assortment of Lawnsin Washington. Pur ) all pure wool, 25¢, CARTER'S, ‘11 MARKET SPACE. M4t™Nas, MATTINGS, MATTINGS, TN GREAT VAKIETY OF STYLES. LADIES’ GOODS. M® ‘J. P. PALMER, Ro. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Having sailed for Furope July 12th to perfect her ans rangements for the FALL SEASON, the Sumiuer stoclt of FINE MILLINERY now on hand will be sold. jyl4 BELOW THE cost oF IMPORTATION. LP 3 JATHING SUITS, READY MADE AND made to oraer; MOUNTAIN DRESSES AND JACKETS; LINEN AND MOTAIR ULSTER, An great variety. M. WILLIA 907 Pennsylvania av yn - P/weRs ar Cost. Onr immense Stock of FLOWERS AT ACTUAL CosT to reduce. Also, great BARGAINS offered in PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. LACE MITTS AND THREAD GLOVES AT COST. RS. MJ. HUN 1309 Ff street nortiweet, LY TO ORDER. HOOPSEIRTS OF “REFUSE” STEEL, 2%, A,fine Fronch Woven CORSET at $1, usually’ ssid at ‘A Fine French Contille Hand-mate CORSET, at $t. This corset is sold in other cities at $1.50. Wo have que spocial lot ‘of | Chuldreiis‘Recular Made noe Se ‘Biue and Brown, at 2c. Would be ome = DOUGLASS’, NINTH anD F STREETS. mid ME. WASHINGTON, FASHIONARLE IAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, Bone RENNSTLVARIA AVE. tie, Comteinen, Chena, Rade tn sape. Horriyle at abort notice, "Ladies can fave Dresses and basted, and a perfect fit cuaranteod. S M ISS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ind guaranwes perfor ft endomtare e ‘comt cf’ SPECIALTIES. AltE— French Hand-made Underciothing, Merino Unferwear and finest 1 od Hi 3 Patent Shoulder Traces and ad Dress Reform Goode. ‘Corsets The *"Herculex” Sup= her own make, that for the price NOB. French, German and Sranish spoken ERETTITH H REE .S88 DDD ae He § Sp bp Ez TH J Bre, ¢ GE me Bet BE KER T H HERE Ssss8 op a a.c NATURAL MINERAL WATER IN GLAss. B. W. REED’S SONS, .216 F STREET NORTHWEST. TRADE SUPPLIED. INE, TWO YEARS OLD, $1.00 GALLON. OLD BLACKBERRY WINE. IMPORTED GINGER AL AMERICAN GING FINE OLD WHISKIE. = AEMY AND NAVY WHISKY ca" BA C. WITMER, Five Groceries, 30 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, KEEPERS! = BSS ER Ssssq Sr on oe» to T RRL HNNNG @ Sgcg8 oT KER kt ON Lian HN NW GOO Z, RRR EFEL it A NN N OCC ERE Rule E HAA RN NOG OR « RRR be AANNNO ER BRE ta HASAN RNC CE R REEEULLLIA AN NN COC RERS GGG 00 LT Hy NN ON Eco 8 8 ; oe GGG 00 Dopp ERE N XN lve, line WILL ALWAYS MAKF BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. ‘Wholesale Depot: Corner ist street and Indiana avenue’ jel WM. M. GALT & CO. Cusner! CLARET? CLARET! ‘Wooffer, as asvecialty, THREE BOTTLES TA’ FOR $76 PER bores. TO™ S O8 ‘We have also an assortment of HIGHER GRADES OF CLARET, which we are offering at low OFGEED qanhiitel Genes Ores PARED GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, m5 No. 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. VHN RB. KELL, LAMB, FEE Someone 206 208 Northern 5 Or pity of charge to all parte of the E ARE RECEIVING DAILY —— ei CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., 278 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. ‘EH ARE UNDERSELLING EVERYBOD) W DRESS SHIRTS. —_ Cutt f Zinen, Collars, TAnen Caffe, Silk Neckwear, Cotton New styles of Percale Shirt, the very best quality,’ ayn ~ Fine Percale Shirts, only 75 cents. Finest Dress Shirts to order, elegantly made, only $2. Bix fine Dreas Shirts to order for $9. Ail goods are guaranteed to give setiefaction in every “mas MEGINNISS’, 1002 F street northwest. 6, = suiey, - 5 SUCCESSOR 79 DUBREUIL BROTHERS, 1112 F Sraeer Nosrawest, Wasurxcrox, D.O. ‘Finest Dress Shirts to order.. Bir Pees Pineuaris to onder, Fl ooxomican AND SAFE. WEAVFR, KENGLA & 00."3 LAUNDRY S80AP ee i ae tu E