Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1882, Page 4

A _ THE EVENING STAR. _ WEDNESD LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRP Stawat Orricen, 2 Wasnineton, D.C., July 19, 182 90ame For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy Weather, loval rain, sontheriy veering to westerly Winds, stationary Or lower temperature, higher pressure. Special Weather Balt ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes ing special bulletin tothe press: The fs lowest tn the lower lake Tegion it. Lawrenc: valley and highest in Mant- Northwesterly winds iin the upper all the districts. The Tollow- ing stations report more than on: iach of rulnfall during the past twenty-four hours: Shreveport, 2.90; Cleveland, 2.06 ; Erie, 1.44; Punta Passa,221; Wullamsport, 1.15. temperatare has re- Mataed nearly stationary In all the districts. The following spectal temperatures we 7 a.m. this morning: E: uebec, 68°: Mt W Ipena’ant San Frai ver, 59°; St. Ps Si Mum temperatu = Cleveland, 64°; 20, 57°; Duluth, and 'Den- 56°. Yuma reported 107° maxi- Yesterauy afternoon, deck aoctere na beste ‘Tur Fo.towixe Iuxexse BaNoatns Will be sold for 9." positively to-morrow only at R. Gold- Sehmidvs, 812 7th st. northwest: 1 fincy rubber dressing comb, 1 reai majolica cream pitcher, 1 decorated enp and swuces, 1 superior scrubbing brush, 1 3-q¢. covered bucket, 1 footed wash basin, 11-qt.’ coffee bolier, 1 stew pan with handle, 1 Dlacking brasiz, 1 whisk broom, 1 knife and fork Wray, 6 ice creain saucers, Stxns, 39-inch ple plates, 1 majolica fruit plate, 1 clothes brush, 1-qt, Ma~ son’s fruit jar, 1 large potatoe masher, 1 10-pin cherry het-rack, 60 ft. clothes itne, 1 2-qt. covered saucepan, 1 doz. inetallic plated teaspoons, 1 5-row extra fine London tooth brush, 1 dish mop, 3 gob- lets, Dehitd’s broom, 3 covered jelly tumblers, 1 flour sieve, 3 tin preserve cans, 1 4-row nail brush, 1 Japanese parasol, 3% doz. ‘Individual butters. Also, refrigerators and fee chests below cost. 15 Per cent discount on traveling trunks and 10 per cent on baby carriages. Tua New York Proto Co., 783 7th, (formerly Davis’ branch.) will adopt the following prices for their fine photographie portraits during the sum- mer months: One larve picture for framing, $1; duplicate copies, 60 cts. ; fine-t_cabinet_portraits # per doz; card pictures, best style, $1 per doz. We guarantee to make as good work for the above Prices as is made in this city; these prices to con- ‘Unue only Ul September 150. For Caray Txungs and traveling bags go to ‘Herzog's, 308 9th st., near Pennsylvania avenue. Frsexi's Ice Cream. Corre Licursino-Kops, at J. H. Kuebling’s, 419 ‘32th street. P4naso1s in all colors, cleaned, and crape veils Fenovated equal to new at A. Fischer's, 906 G st. Hanrr's Roach and Insect Powder. No potson. Oxy Place for Dimity, Young’s, 786 7th street. Gewts’ fine calf satrap es; former price $5, re- ducest to $3.50. At Richold’s Boston Shoe House, 491 Pennsyivanta avenue, A Laxcr Lot of odds and ends ladies’ and misses’ slippers, from 50c. up. At Richold’s Boston Shoe House, 491 Pennsylvania avenue. De. Becuer’s pure Wild Cherry Bitters, made from the rich, ripe cherries. Thi3 1s an excellent Temedy for lung complaints, consumption. bron- chitis, asthma and diseases Of the liver and stom- ach. “Sold by Chris. Xander, No. 911 7th street, Htcn Dovenerty, an old man with bare feet, ‘Was sent down by Judge Snell this morning tor 90 days for being an habitual drunkard and vagrant. Tue GREATEST BaRGains ever offered in the city Will be sold for to-morrow only at M. Augenstein’s, 817 7th street northwest. Forks, spoons, un cups, pie-plates, fruit saucers, mafoliea butter pla coal shovel, lifter, poker, tumblers, 34 doz. shel Paper, music, pepper boxes, cake ‘cutters, tollet soap, package pius, 2 boxes blueing, 15 clothes Pins, 2 ice cream saucers,6 envelopes. 6 sheets Paper: cholce of any of the above, e. ‘Trunks and by carriages at and below cost. SUPERIOR Gatze Vests, Se., at Brodhead’s, 1205 F. GOLD-FILLED Stgeve Buttons, real stone and Patent lever, $1, $2 and $3, at Prigg’s. ‘Tue Lance Sea TURTLE presented by Capt. Nick White to Mr. Geo. W. Driver will be served to his frieads and patrons, in soup and steaks, on Thurs- day, between 11 and 3 o'clock. The Service will take place tn the garv iL are Invited, CITY AN Amusements To-night. ‘Trearex Comigoe—Vartety an:l burlesqua, ABNER’s SUMMER GaRDEN.—Concert. gDEIVaWS Scuwen GanpeN.—Spectaity Perform ce. ‘THE WASHINGTON SwrustsG ScudoL, New York Svenue, between 13th and 1th streets. ———— Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:45 p. m. and ex- uished at 2:30 a. m. r. Gustav Hartig, the seeretary of the Prospect cemetery, (WhO IS not the Sexton,) writes to Tue STAK to say th in that cemetery that he (Hartiz) rmit, 3 at th the child buried by mistake 8 not colored, but white; also ad nothing to do with the altered ul had no knowledge until last Saturday hame of the cemetery on sald permit had Deen change Yesterdy Anna Ma vorce from Wm. F. Ki Knott was granted adi- ott, with right to use her maiden name, Allen, and respondent was dec © pay £55 counsel fecs and cost of suit. Between 12 and J o'clock this moraing an alarm was turned tn from box 17 for the discovery of a Bre in the paint shop of John B. Hunt, No. 607 Louisiana avenue nortuwest, eaused by’ sponta— Beous combustion. Damage about $100; insured, Louls Napoleon, colored, was sent to the work- house for f-teen days by Jutz> Snell to-day, for cursing and swearing on the street. Last night, about 9 0% two colored thieves @nt-red the’ kitchen of howse No. 1811 H street Borthwest, the door being left ajar, but they were frightened off without Ning taken anything. Mrs. Dr. Bromley occupies the hou Frank Burch Was flded §20 by Judge Snell yes. terday for carrying a dunzerous katte,and Michael Green, colored, was seat down for ninety days in @etault of a $50 tne, for earrying a pistol. ‘The will of Theo. B. S:mo, late enginesrin- harge of the aqueduct, has been admitted to pro- Date in the register’s office. He bequeatas his estate to his wife. ‘The sentence in the case of Jas. T. Colbert, who Tiss jentenced to six mouths in fall a tew days go for stabbing another colored man named enry Palmer, was changed by Judge Snell to-day 3 ry Orange was charged by Mrs. Waters In the Police Court to-day with having made threats of violence to her. Mrs. Orange admitted hat she sald she would break Mrs. Water’s neck if she spoke to her, and sald she will do it yet if she her personal bothers her. The court took her bonds to keep the peace for six months, oe ‘Tae FEDERATION OF LaBoR.—At the meeting of the Federation of Lator Unions last evening the newly-elected officers of the organization were in- stalled, and the president, Mr. A. M. Kenaday, of Columbla Typographical Union, No. 101, delivered The Christiancy Diverce Case. A FROBABILITY OF AX EARLY SETTLEMENT—RECENT ACTION IN THE CASE—STRFS TAKEN TO BRING IT TO 4 CLOSE. It ts probable that the divorce case in which the ‘Dill was filed originally by ex-Senator Christtancy, charging his wife, Lilie M. Chfisttaney, with adul- tery at the St. James hotel on December 25th, 1860, will soon come'to anend. It wilt be remembered that Messrs. Cuppy and Ingersofi fled the Dill, and that a few weeks afterward Mr, J. N. Oliver, bd Mrs. poten it wast 2e eee ort the charges, and also a cross a ancy with cruel treatment. — Mr. B. F. Lovejoy Was appointed examiner in the case, and took con- siderable testimony. Messrs. Cook and Cole hav- ing been retained tor Mrs. Christiancy,an arrange- ment was made that tbe remainder of the testi- mony ie taken by a short aa Cy a upoa Mr. ‘was empl as * te expense © be borne equally by the parties to the suit. The testimony already taken covers over 4,000 paces of fi cap per. About the last of June Mra. Chi ncy withdrew her cross biil, and Mr. bene d filed a supple- mental bill, in which he preferred against her the complaint of desertion. What brought about this action 1s not known to a certainty, but it Isevi- dent that both parties were becominy disgusted with the Ings, and that the publicity given from time fo time to the testimony wus not at all agreeable to them. Then, ag the procurement of Wtnesses and the payment of their expenses taxed them beyond their expectations, it is prova- Die that measures were agreed upon to end the ¢: As it now stands, as soon as the testimony is Do aphids to the courta decree may be obtained, and it ts understood that the testimony will bo re- ported in a few days. a ASE The National Rifles? Excursion. The excursion of the National Rifles to M:.rshall Hall last evening was larzely atte nded, despite the forbidding aspect of the weather when the ‘steamer Corcoran salled from her wharf. The ex- cw mists 8] it a most enjoyable evening at Marshall Hall, where the festivities were in chai of committees composed of Willis B. Magruder, C. B. Fonds. F. E. Johnson, Thomas Garner, G. W. Stokes, Edwin A. Goodwin, W. C. Keech, J. Hl. Ciear, J. H. Ralston and G, W. Evans. Among | the guests of the company were Senator Saunders, of Nebraska; Representative Blackburn, of Ken- tucky; Senator Mitchell, of Pennsylvania; Second and Third Assistant Postmasters General Elmer and Hazen; Col. Corbtp, U.S.A.; Col. D. B. Hen- derson; Mr: Hogg, chief clerk of the Navy depart ment; Dr. C. F. McDonald, of the Post Office de- artment; Messrs. Bartle, Wise and Harris, of the y. L. I. Corps; Capt. McBirney and Lieut. Monroe, Of the Alexandria ht Infantry; Major Hanne- man, D. C. Arultery; W. A. B Kitson, Dr. Carroll Morgan, H.C. Sweet, Major Clapp, 3 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carleton, Mrs. Oscar Hough, Mrs. Jesste Scott, James Davis, Chas. Nutz, James H. Parris, Miss Iola Rodler, Nathantel Stratton, Chas. H. Hendiey, Mr. apd ‘Mra. J.T. Bivins, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Barton, Mrs. Robert Boyd, Abner, J. T. Philitps, Ge Bryan. Sam nied Gus. Bruebl, Miss Stella Chapman, Miss Aana William- son, Mrs. W. B. Johnstone, Will Oyster, George Jones, Mrs. Ben. F. Worrell, Miss Mattie Mi Mrs. Ada Ober, Miss Minnie Voute, Miss ay Dent, E. L. Townsend, Mis3 Marte De Roncary, F. J. Johnstone, Miss Fannie Johnston, Mr. and Mrs George W. Fairbrother, Mrs. Hattie Lazeller, Miss Liz'e Brewer, Misses Moilte and Lillie Oyster, Miss Elta Johnson, Mra. A. R. Ringwaldt, Biss Minnie Sheckels, Miss Josie Whiting, Miss Molle Mundie, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manson, Mrs. John J. Sed ng, Miss Florence Massey, Miss Ada Markriter, MISS Ida Cuditp, Misses Ella Johnson, Minole Sheckels, Joste Whiting and Mollie Murdell, Mrs. A. KR Ringwalt, Charles Miller, Thomas Devine, Joseph Stern, Rhoderick Dantorth, P. A. Barson, Mrs. Bila Brown, Fred. Maury, Mra ‘Nettie Reeves, Mrs. yous Jewell, of Chicago; W. H. Otterback, C. B. Miss ie Homer, Dr. G. B. Welch, Mra. 3, W. Memil: irs. Mingle McMillan, Mrs. Sarah Neal, Mrs. C. L. Findley, J. B. Miller, J. A. Ma- honey, Mrs. Emma Gelston, Misses Anna aud Dora Gelston, Miss Bessie Fitzgerald and A. G. Shepherd. ——— Amusements, Excursions, Etc. THEATER CoMIQUE.—An sliractive variety and burlesque entertainment is given at the Comique. AP ABNER’s SUMMER GARDEN a fine instrumental and vocal concert Is given nightly. Dniven’s GARDEN.—A specialty performance of unusual merit 1s given every evening. & WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL Is opened for gentlemen from 7to9a.m. and 2:30 to 10 p. m... and for ladies from 10 a. m. to 12 m. Tue 1.0.0. ¥. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION have arranged an excursion to Glymoat, to be given to-morrow on the steamer Keyport, which will leave the 7th street wharf at 9 a.m.’and 3 p.m. Eastern Loge 1. 0.0.F., will give an excursion to-morrow to Lower Cedar Point. Boat will leave 6th street wharf at 8:30 a.m. A Benerit PenrorMance.—Mr. Clarence R. Leo- nard, the popular agent of Col. Snelbaker, has ar- ranged for a benefit at the Theater Comiqne sum- mer garden next Friday evening, when a strong Dill Will be presented. Several ‘favorite variety artists have volunteered thelr services for the occasion. ee POSSESSION OF THE WASHINGTON AXD WESTERN: RAILNOAD.—A conference between Ube oMiclals of the Washington and Westera railroad, forme: the Waslington and Ohi> raflroad, and those‘ot the Baitimore, Cincinnati! and Western allroad, was held yesterday in New York in relation to the recent sale of the former road to the litter, she Tesult of which, {t is understood, places the B.,C. & W. in possession of the Washington and Western. It will be remembered that the Washington and Ohio railroad was sold under foreclosure of moft- gage some time last winter, and was bought in the interest of the Baltimore, Cincinnatt and Western. Some trouble arose over a check ten- dered in part payment, and the road was ordered to be resold. On the morning of the day of the second sale, however, matters were arranged so that Mr. W. J, Best closed a bargain for the roads gain In the interest of the B., ©. & W. More trouble arose, as Mr. Best, it 18 understood, det clined to deiiver the road Into the hands of tle C. & W. officials. Suit was threatened, and tire! came the appointment for the meeting’ of yester- day. | Nothing definite is known of the result; but the Baltimere American says that trom private sources the result 1s said tohave been favorable for the Baltimore, Cincinnati and Western, _—— New Pvsticatioss.—From Joseph ga iy ma we have advance copies of the Atlantic and. Har- per's Montidy for August. Also trom Robert Beall advance copy-of Harper. From Mr. V. Fischer, of the book store opposite the Treasury, we have the ilustrated catalogue of the Parts Saion for 1882, a most interesting publication in a pictorial point of view, as well as of great value to those desiring to keep'en rapport with that great institution. ee S Ficutive Wouex.—Frances Scott was charged by another colored girl named Mary Morton, in the Police Court to-day, with assaulting her. She told the court that Frances robbed her of the father of her children, and when she oo a him last Saturday, Frances struck her on head with a brick and knocked her down, and got on her and beat her. Frances showed the court a mutilated ear, which she safd Mary did with her teeth. A fine of $5 was imposed. sen EE How Hig Gor Money To Buy Wasxy.—Joseph Donnelly pleaded gulity before Ju ige Snell to-day to being an habitual drunkard and vagrant, Po- eeman O'Hare told tne court that the prisouer was continually drunk on the street, and he was also a systematic beggar. The officer showed the court rmits from the surgeon general’s office to admit the prisoner to Providence hospital, which he found on him when he arrested him. He would Ey, the oflcer ‘said, and. pretend to bones Ae city, rr a 0 a show the permit, and ask for car fare to take him to the hospital, and when it was refused him he would become abusive, and when he received it he an address Setting forth the objects of the Feder- ation. Resolutions were adopted setting forth briefly the grievances of the miners employed vy the Maryland Mining Company and “heartily en- dor-inz the action of the miners in resisting groas injustice as manly and partaking of the spirit of freedom that wou everlasting renown for the old Maryland line,” and further declaring that they will hot Knowingly deal with any coal dealer that sells the product of these mines. Tue Wester Grove Camp MEETING.—Prepara- “Mons have been made for a preliminary tenting Season at Wesley Grove camp ground, on the Bal- Umore and Ohio ratiroad.and a number of families ‘will go out from Baltimore ‘The regular would spend it in wh! The court sent him to the workhouse for 90 days. Be REDUCTION. 5,000 YARDS LINEN LAWNS. BEAUTIFUL STYLES REDUCED TO 5C. PER YD, 4,000 Yards Beat makeot LONSDALE CAMBRIC. 10c. 50 Dozen Colored Bordered HANDKERCHIEFS, 5c. MADRAS GINGHAMS, Dress Styles, in Stripes and INDIA LINENS, reduced to 124 and 20e. camp meeting services will begin In August and Wil: be In charge of Kevs. Thomas E. Corson and X. RS. Hough, presiding elders. It is expected to have 175 tents on the ground. Among those who ‘at at the Feamp inecting ate Rev. § Rev. John H. Kern, of Alex- ¥. Sutnuel Rogers, of Lees Kev. Tyler, of Rockviile, Md.; Dr. W. D: Waters, Z. D. Waters, Mrs. Nathan Coos and ED. Prettyman, of Montgomery county. _ <_oe ty Fee exe — — as follows:—John raemer io Augustus Soppes, pt 1, sq. 484; HMO. Rede Blaine to Buzabetn a Goree: Tan, sub. K, sq. 732; $4,500, Sallie A. Ergood to Retwin C, Reed, sub. 3.04, Se: $4,000. Es S. Ed- wards, trustee, fo Susan Fitzgerald, subs 14 and 35, Sq. 253; J. Bayard fH. Smith to Horace Jarboe, pt 19, Sy S; $4300. W. F. Furrtsh to Chas. T. Murray, pl 47, sq. 210; $1,850. J. W. Pool et al. ne W. Thomas, ‘pt. 38, Mt. Pleasant a Tux Rivex Txaps.—liarbormaster Sutton re- Forts arrivals at the river front as follows: Stim, unsfield, Capt. Fallon, 111 tons coat, Johnson & Bro.; scht. Nellie, Capt. Brannock, 26 tons ¢ sonnson & Bro.; Schr. Aletha, Capt. Mirehe} 1, Johnson & Bro.; Schr. Travers, C 9 tons coal, Jounson & Bro. ; sebr. P. A, R tons coal, ‘Johnson d 3 8e apt. Kins, 144 tons i, Johnson & Bro.: Schr: Maggie, Cs ena » Cape Myer TA tons coal, Johnson « Bro. ; mye Nannie an Willie, Capt. Moore, 116 tons coal, Pot ac Steam- Boat Company; schr. Alice B.’ Winship, Capt. Head, 130 tons Choal, ‘Stephenson Rros : sehr. Reensall, Capt. MeKnight, 115 tons coal, G. Sherif; ‘schr. Robt. Surivér, Capt. Sanihoy, 115 tons coal. In. 8. € C. Co.; sche. Peter Hine, Capt. Reynolds, 5,000 feet tunher, Joinzon & Bro. PAYING FoR Tuxik FuN.—Molity Jarboe, Emma Bemmersioy. Belie Dixon, Annie Smith, John a called the nd they ir piaes and —— we an intermission of 15 days ait ~—_—»--_- Grocenirs.—Attention is called to the sule of groceries at Duncanson’a, at {2 Among the articles on found four, shad, starei, tea and eanned goods, ald Will be so!4 in lets to suit. Soe PARASOLS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, €2, $2.50. ALL LINEN TOWELS, 40 inches long, 12c. LINENS, for Boys' Suite, 15 cts., 18 cts., 20 cts. FIGURED and DOTTED SWISS, all patterns. CASHMERES, GRENADINES, BUNTINGS, SILK SATINS, CATTON. ALICOES,” "PA LINENS, NAPKINS. COU! THuPANEs. se MOSQUITO NETTING, ALL COLORS. CARPETS—Brussels and Ingrains. NEW FALL STYLES ARRIVING DAILY. TOWSON’S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, on SOUTH SIDE. EFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS AND OIL STOVES AT REDUCED PRICES, Our stock of above goods being too large. will by iat pence ee reed -set BANGES, LA. full line of Potable and brick. Popatotnod FURNACES and SLATE MANTELS, An erection 3 i ent for DANFORTH'S VAPOR STOVE; the beat in 4 bi 'H’S FLUID constant hand. sds: Ww. eRe & CO... yl 427 7th street northwest? Posed jualed for Beauty and ryt Ue Barwin Eten with extra “n° 210 NEXT OITY POSTOFFICE. GPRD bRDEET Gaaake, | PPP xa ™™ PSE RUE, 407 10th street, oe Agent, sh : EY tune pulled cut & oot Polk, who ni Both men fred ne ‘out ofa ‘The two men were Pipmnantiel Be Seni & inelder, a German priest, has re- nounced the Catholic church, and joined the Fifth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church of Pitts- monument to the sculptor Rinehart, with bronze st eadyetboes in Geeeamanans saneously. Polk wounded, The the cemetery, imore, Was unveiled yeaterday. ‘The Brook! ice found a mat opine ets ear aenmrcanc pit fditorand praprietet of the Waston seprees at ul o mn Expre: Easton, Pa.’ His father was formerly governor of nas. Mrs. Hugh Evans, her son and alittle me Ey all Montreal, were girl, also named Evi in the Little Rideau river yesterday. © body of the Earl of Crawiord and Bal- cal in ‘Seotland some months ago, has been found. The Danish Arctic exp! ship Dejmpnma, in command of Lieut. Ht sailed on her ex- Ppedition from Copenhagen. yesterday. The price of gas to the consumers in co, Seong Ga., has been reduced to $2.50 per thousand ‘Senator Hill is reported to be dying. C UTICURBA RESOLVENT. OPERATES WITH ENERGY UPON THE KIDNEYS, LIVER, BOWELS AND PORES OF THE SKIN, NEUTRALIZING, ABSORBING AND EXPELLING SCKOFULOUS, CANCEROUS, AND CANKER HUMORS, ‘The cause of most hurnan ills, and curing when physi- cians, hospitals, and all other methods and remedies fail, Scrofala or King's Evil, Glandular Swellings, Diecers, Old Sores, Milk Leg, Erysipelas, Tumors, Abcesses, Curbuncles, Boile, neys and Liver, Rheumatism, Constipation, Piles, Dys- pepsia, and all Itching and Scaly ERUPTIONS Of the Skin.and Scalp—such as Salt Prortaste, Tetter, Ringworm, Barber's Itch, €cald Head, Itching Pilea, and other DisSguring and Torturing Humors, from pimple to secrofulitic uleer, when sesisted by Curicuga and Curicuna Soap, the great Skin Cures. CUTICURA, & sweet, unchangeable Medicinal Jelly. clears off all external evidence of Blood Humor, eats away Desd Skin and Flesh, instantly allays Itchings and Irritations, Softens, Soothes and Heals. Worth its weight in gold for all Itching Diseases. CUTICURA SOAP, 4n exquisite Tollet, Bath and Nursery Sanative. Fra- grant with delicious flower odors and healing baleam, Contains in # modified form all the vi-tues of Curi- oun, the great Skin Cure, and is indispensable in the treatment of Skin and Scalp Diseases, and for restoring, preserving and beautifying the complesion and skin. The only Medicinal Baby Soap, Cuticuna Remepies are the only real curatives for diseases of the Skin, Scalp and Blood Price: Coricura KesoLvenr, $1.00 per bottle; Cu- Trcuns, 5c. per box; large boxes, $1.00; Coricuna MEDICINAL TorLeT Soar, 25c.; Custcuna MEDICI- NAL SHAVING Soap, 15e. Sold everywhere. PRINCIPAL DEPOT, WEEKS & POTTER, BOSTON. 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 DAKK 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 18 TO GET THE GOODS OUT OF THE WAY. LINEN AND MOHAIR DUSTERS, ALPACA, SERGE AND DRAP DE ‘ETE COATS, WHITE DUCK VESTS—IN FACT ALL SUMMER GOODS—HAVE BEEN CUT DOWN. WE SHALL CONTINUE THIS GREAT SAORIFICE SALE UNTIL OUR SUMMER STOCK IS DISPOSED OF. WE 84Y TOYOU: DO NOT DELAY, FOR THIS RARE OP- PORTUNITY MAY BE Lost. A. STRAUS, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near 10th street, xD Sy18 932 D STREET. FReovceD PRICES. FINE DRY GOOps. EVERY ARTICLE THE BEST OF ITS KIND. To close out the Season Stock we have reduced the Pricea tnat you may get bargains in all classes of goods. TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE DAMASK and all HOUSEKEEPING GOODS at low prices. PARASOLS, very low prices, SILKS, SATINS, GRENADINES and all Thin Goods at low prices. LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S SUITS reduced, All Goods are the best. JOHN T. MITCHELL, 3y13-6¢ 931 Pennsylvania avenue. UNNINGHAM. ‘HATTER. "—1 ING STYLES C Silk Hae made to order. O} regen a 1d Temodelod. Straw Hate of all kinds esha ee the . CUNNIN iL? Manilla ‘a spociaity. “CUNNING! 40 shrest PATENT COMBINED FLY TRAP AND ADJUSTABLE W OW Wwunn Nppp www Www WINN ND DO Ow Ww Yowvar HN RNB BOO Www ww ww Hn NNDDD 00 NN DAISY LAWN MOWERS, HXDRANT HOSE, BUILD- ERS’ AND MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE, F. P. MAY & CO., 55 634 Penna. avenue. near 7th street. FECoxoMican AND SAFE. WEAVFR, KENGLA & 00.'3 LAUNDRY SOAP JRECONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE: BRING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS. MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI CATE, &e., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AKD BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAs OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES, IT I8 SAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE | THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND Siege FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENFRALL: ‘AND WHOLESALE AT OFHIGE, ms 9244 WATER STREET. Gi! ————————— RSETOWR. D.O. CELLULOID TRUSS; bite? EVES wom whe bathing: "i foranat oe 2 cam 623 7th street northwest. eae Tan Savenms Rersitention to the wants of PUT UP IN BARS, AND EVERY BAR NAME. 3, B. YOUNG. EORGETOWN, D.0. | ma aes Smith. of Jimes, apse tes: ve used every remedy for sick ache I could hear of for the past fifteen yeara, but } Garcer's litue liver pilis did me more good than all Never! What, Never { No} Never !! ‘There never has been w scheme ted in any ‘of the wort, wl me ‘Of public or government lotteries has ‘or {6 now ized and protec! 0 liberal tn all.its features towards ‘the public that tly agopted by the Louis- jana Stat ry Compaay, in its regular monthly distributio jer the sole care and management of Ga: G, T. Bear |, of La. and A of Va.,om the septate kee begeeate Sac on ap) 0 For # a holder of @ pucceasfal sloket may’ Ret ay ‘3 ser ee. pene epee here to Fender the chari the Charity Ho Epon ba tor its franchise) a Ris tare tetas Riedy capt ea, and early callers will be paid goon.” picasa ana vc Don’t be Alarmed at Bright's Disease, Diabetes, or any disease of the kidneys, liver or urinary organs, as Hop Bitters will are lastingly cure you, and it is the only thing that will, A Vigorous Growtn of the hair is often promoted by using Parker's Hair Balsam. Italways restores the youthful color and luster to hair, gives it new life, and removes all irritation and dandrut Hope for Drunkards, My hisband had drunken habits he could not! overcome until Parker's Ginger Tonic took away his thirst for reson restored his old energy of mind and nerves, and gave him strength to "at- tend to business —Cincinnati Lady. - Ferty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's That Husband of Mine the man he was before he ‘Wells’ Health Renewer. $1. Di De Stott & Cromwell. 5 Bright’s Disense of the Kidneys, Di- abetes. No danger from these diseases if you use Hop Bitters; Besides, being the best family medicine ever made, Trust no other. “Ald Dairy W: Fresh, Alderney Butter, Srey. mening and delivered in 3¢-Ib. “Ward” printa, fe per Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and milk, te. perat. Cream, ite. pint _ ATTORNEYS. T. FITZGERALD, Ww. ATTORNEY-An 2A W. __ Practices in alll the Courta. N, © Mies . acai tal Rooms 2 ‘Building, 2 Louisiana avenues Fre DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SATINS, &o, We wit i-annnal closing-out sale now. reat bargains in vemnuanin oda, onda he One case of WHITE DIMITY MUSLIN, yard wide, 1236 cants per yard. LAWNS, Scents, CALICOES, 5 cents, One case of all-wool DEBAGES, 20 cents per yard. 500 pleces of INDIA LINENS, the cheapest ever offered fate atte. j = SPECIAL,—T, .4 fancy business Cards, Placka ead Paigtce it Sort ae Oo ee eae propor tion to the goods vt le Fine SILKS, SATINS and VELVETS from the low- est to the highest value. “ pidQPARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS st reduced e8. Beautiful FIGURED SATENES reduced to 373s cents. ‘W. Wj BURDETTE & Co., 3y10-1m Nos. 92 Jiat. and 706 K n. Wate MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK CHAIR (Rowrxson's PaTent—Janvary liru, 1881.) THE WHITE MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK CHATR differs from all the other stationsry or reclining chairs in that it is better, stronger and aimpler; is adapted to the house, Iswn, poreb, or camp, aud is Just ctuck tull of quiet comfort and bieseed i fer superior t> {Bc hammock im every way, aud can be put up so a8 {0 be always in the shede, ‘The chespest and the best arti- cle in the world for the enjoymentof fresh air. It-as- sumes and can be used in any position, from sitting uy toring down, withont any exertion Of te occupant and supports and rests the body im whatever positon is placed, while the price is ao low as to be within the reach of every one. Price, $4 each, For sale only by J. W. SCHAEFER, CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS, ROGER'S CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE, No. 1020 SevenTH STREET, above New York ‘avenue, 3e29-1m_ Washington, D.C. A’ or 50 Muay = mA Be Pee aa uw MM Sess9 5 BATHING 81 ps for Gentlemen from 65 cents up. BATHING SUITS “ for Ladies from, $2.25 up, BATHING es) for Misses from 6 to 16 years, BATHING 81 rN UITS: for 4t016 BATHING HATS AND CAPS from five cents up, IN BATHING SHOR? + sea, Geniemen and Children: BATHING TRUNES for Gents ana YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS, YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS, for Gents and Boys, at BAURTS. 3023 4i¢ SEVENTH STREET. BAKER'S GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, pee AMUSEMENTS. DRY GOODs. FAMILY SUPPLIES. ‘Tarates COMIQUE—SUMMER @ARDEN. A’ COST! “aT . LY 1, — FANNY LUCILLE'S NAC-NAC CLODOCHE DAN- BETHESUA, B.W. REED’S SONS, We LINEN LAWNS to 18 cts, ALAN LAA ae, Sea Best CANTON GINGHAMS reduced to 100. Sd Al COLORED DRESS GOODS at cost, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. WHITE GOODS. Splendidstock. Low peices. cnshii pee. HOSIERY end UNDERWEAR. Large stock. All st Gatawns ware, Ewe, XEARS OLD, All FANCY PARASOLS at cost, GRAND cS bi TT Wee ert avesan aortas Gok ea tha, constantly changing OLD DLACKDERRY, WINE. 42 ow and kept st temperatarect | We are compelled to sell goods cheap to prepare for | {MPURTED Gi e. 0, ee Fey preemie oo nm | EE SE AIT | is ‘Guaranteed instruction in Swimming, $5. _ty11-3m “ONE PRICE ONLY." ALMY ANI ‘ SNEE'S SUMMER GARDEN — : ~- ae STiveyr ape TRUNNEL & CLARK. ©. WITMER, FIFTEEN SELECTED MUSICIANS. jo12-$m | _3715 £03 MARKET SPACE. e eeeuinen DRVeErs SUMMER NIGHT ENTERTAIN- G=t BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. LAWN po saras tomnanta WETTECOERON St be., worta 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! THE BIJOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHINGTON. SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. 0G FER RR An entiro New Company this week in agreat blll. Je5 sm § be ae r £ : me ON EXHIBITION 0,026 | Gos aitctinen BOATING SHIRTS Bor. oe Pee OE o BOR Bie mest * Bt MA RITE R's, Btreet 20 deen LINEN BUSOM SHIRTS, 50c., TOc., $1. ‘G00, 9 a's, RN 8 GGO Ko, 6268 street northwest, one dopr from "thatrest, | tot of Chinese HEME MATTING, twiled, sige. | S°°8 EK ROR XNG OO Sane ona epee rer picture | BRESS GOODS of all kinds at balf price. Ssssq EE rs E ERR Boe. Frazee, Picture Cord und Taceeler It ReneS | ,iagrmnine in every kind of DRY GOODB to reduce | Baec8 kee hE ® NN ‘Goa > Markriters. ‘Terma Cash. Free Art Gallery." “ol? a 8 occ ERR ——————o>——= GEO. 3. JOHNSON, x _PIONICS, EXCURSIONS, é&c._ ay13 113 Market Space. A (ASSUAr Excursion SP So So BP REE ANE rorpn PAE? cuvace, Ww at, & | Be Fie Cc. c. Mi is re GGG 00 tou. DDD EE N NN To Fol WASHINGTON, Sad ROR ii L On THURSDAY, July 20th, 1482. Hou OH OL Steamer will leave her wharf. foot of 7th st., HHH TE at 10 9.m. and 4 p.m. ; returning at 3:30 and 9 p.m. INDIA LINENS, ¥ H u f, L Tickets, 35 on: Committee of Ai \ta—Jos. B. H “Wa Mak o Bailey, 8. Howison, Frank P. Headley. it PERSIAN LAWNS, WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, ‘ATURDAY NIGHT EXCURSION NAINSOOKS, be BREAD AND ediniine: - FORTRE*S MONROE AND THE CAPES, POLKA DOT SWISSES, ete eee inn se 2 — aie ‘GBORGE LEARY, EMBROIDERED MUSLING, et Eee. 2 Se Soe From TU Teka M. LACE CHECKS AND STRIPES. Gesnets CLARET! CLARETE im Woahington 6°308, ms. Moai Bs Sa ma? Prof. Cook's Brass Band accompanies the excursion. iz N We offer, as asvecialty, a - Poatend Pattee TYLER & CHEWNING, [thongs “vi os ee # 10 913 7ra STREET NORTHWEST. $075 PER DOLEN. = Gi sage BATHING! arrxa!t j creber ween sevortment of HIGHER. GRADES OP FISHING! ARE Now ROOF, oT, which we feurer. TRS FASO sete Sees, | Won? NOW UNDER Boor ofits Saree bes Oras cease eae GRO. B. KENNEDY & SON, sf N REET RTH WEST. Boat leaves 6th-at, wharf at 8.30 .m. "Tickets 50c.; m5 No. 1209 F ST NORTH re giildren betyonn the ages of 3 and'id years hua orice, | THR PLASTERERS AND CARPENTERS ARE AT ‘WE ARE RECEIVING DaILy Bt ihe Doct Sa neering of eto dy19-5t = AOS YEaNs MOTTON, EXTR4 ad OWER CEDAR POINT! SE AR a (WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND.) han: ‘Wo poaltively expect to open inthe early Fall. We must | PHILADELPHIA CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, SELECT DAILY FAMILY EXCURSIONS. ame prepare for removal, BOSTON MARKET, ‘The palace steamer JANE. MOSELEY will make Ex- LEON SCHELL & ©0., eursions this popu! esort, vit hart foot of 7 Gui strect DAILY exoept Monday at 8:50 mc mar The 17 NSYLVANIA AVENUE. th right to take up any at boat and ‘no im- . Posit retarn eee oe — ively HOUSEFURNISHINGS. PEFRIGERATORS AT REDUCED PRICES. WINDOW SCREENS; will fit PATENT CREAM FReezens, RUIT JARS. (beet make.) JELLY GLASSES. ‘Giiroy's Improved LACE CURTAIN STRETCRERS, GEO. WaTT: 3y14__ 316 Teh street, 5 doors above Penna. avenue. 709 WILMARTH & EDMONETO ; 709 JELLY TUMBLERS. CREAM FREEZERS, (THE BEST MADE.) SIMPSON REFRIGERATORS. DECORATED DINNER SETS, from $18 up. REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Allgoods reduced from 30 to 50 percent. We will not, shall not, dare not carry any old goods into our new building. F{® FOR LEonaRptownt Belect of the CHAPEL POINT CLUB to LEGNARDIOWS. MOD,, on WEDNSSDAN dus Sears ore eee met at am. sharp, rete, nites gad on _the boat or at Moore's Hotel. Secure your tickets from any of the following com- mitt e:—f. "A. Hover. D- Goonell, “i. Nous, oH. Becker, D. C. MoGivern, J. J. Fuller, A.B. ‘dyl5-7t FRUIT JARS, Our assortment is still complete, but we shall buy no ‘More goods to replenish our present Stures, as we must lose out every department as near as possible. Goods DECORATED TOILET SETS. from $3.75 up rear on hand when ready for removal will besold at suotion. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, DAY AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION sy8 hoodrat ani ol LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 1,000 pieces beautifal POLKA DOT and FIGURED Ex REFRIGERATORS, U.8. MAIL STRAMER KEYPOBT, LAWNS at 5 cents, warranted fast colors, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, GLYMONT, THURSDAY, JULY ee PORCELAIN-LINED COOLERS, he steam wil eave Th out what at Do'clock a. | 200 leomextra wide and fine VICTORIA LAWN at io eens ent Mgickots Soc. Children under 12 yeure 2c. _jyi8-at | Scents, reduced from 15 vents, ASTERN LODGE, I. 0. 0. F, : M. W. BEVERIDGE, Importer or Cama axp GLanwane, 6,000 sards besutifal LACE BUNTING in all the 1 ‘spring shades, and black ut 10 cents per yard, on next SDaY, JULY ending: Sat water bata meio by Peak, poptins, &e., reducéd from 25 cents, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. and cee! Band. The Boat leaves the wharf, foot of 6th street south- RAILROADS. _ POR kr HMOND, ‘DERICKSBURG AND PoTomMac steamboat ¢ QuNPaNYs STEAMER: west, at 8:30.a.m. ‘Tickets 50 cents, to be had of mem- bers of the Lodge. dylb-At QrtEs PAVILION. GRAND EXCURSION RESORT. 9,000 yards haif wool CASHMERE, reduced to 10 conta, in all the uew shades, From 7th-strest wharf at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., connect- DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING. 250 pieces beautiful CANTON GINGHAMS, all of | in at —~ s a io Boating, > Croduet, Shooting Gallery, Archery, | 14 season's mannfacture, reduced to9 cents, These | hourvand Staif te wien Quoite, Be, Ee. - ALL THE PUINTS OF INTEREST ON THE RIVER IMMENSE DANCING PAVILLION. have been sold during the entire season by other mer- YLIGHT. SEEN BY Da Prot. ease and. Striv EVERY DAY, THE PALACE STEAMER e From 7th. wharf at 9 a.m. and 3:00 SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. ONLY. Round trip tickets, 60 cents. Children, 25 cents. Greatly reduced rates to churches, societies and others. a ments can be made to stop at any point me ver. 9 "WE POTOMAG FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE- ertOm MENT COMPANY it on steamer Ke 9 a. m. and 3p. chanyikt 15 conta, although our price hasatno time | Stuten deen sBove 12% cents, ‘We have just found in-our Stock Room one case each olntormation, i Steet nh. oO had at BLACK and COLORED LUPIN'S LACE BUNTING, | 4, p werodes oe + Gen. Supt, all wool, which we shall offer at 25 centa, former price | 75 & Run dail PALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. excursions to Gl jeaving Tth-atrect. wharf 1, Te : 5 " moni ‘and fare, Also, 30 pieces more of those French all-wool THE MODEL FAST, AND THE ONLY LINR Ee Peale Gente he as aoe | = = = BETWEEN TH! EAST AND THE WEST, jreatly reduced rates ‘to societies and clubs’ can be ob- | BUNTINGS at 16 cents per yard, worth 3734 cents, VIA WASHINGTON. —DOUBLE TRACE! the Treasurer, J. Orville Johnson, 469 Penn- SANNEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILS! syivapia avenue northwest SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT Da. 8. A. H. McKIM, President. SUNDAY, MAY dist, Inst. su Dz. E. P. HOWLAND, 2,000all-hnen LAP COVERS, extra size, inten dif- | A; rat hal neg — } ferent patterns, at 55 reauced from $1.25, ping Cars to Cinchunati, St.Louis and O°cCoguAN FALLS “4 = = nore, Elhoott City aid Way StaGona. AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. 00-1 ‘Baltimore, polis and Way (! lochewer Hagerstown ud War, vie Relays} Wi 5 a Every articlein our store reduced from 30 to 60 ver | +7.4."RATTTMONE EXERT SSE a 10—Point of Rocks and Ws ‘We must prepare for removal, aos reas" Proprietor. O! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE! alae etre to means] oe MONDAY, WED NESDay FRIDAY and BONDAE, leaving her wharf, ington knows the magnitude of our stock, which we can safely state is three times an large as the stock of Congress "street and ‘at 8 o'clock a, m. sharp. eriok, 2 bi inedny and Satara muurday”” Nor information inusicr ck | SY other merchant tn this city. ‘Therefore, prepare TAL Teelay? stop ng af Aunapolie Sunstone) RAY TON"! 108 9th street, opposite Center E Macks or GW. WEBSTER 1g ia irest north. | for Bargains! Asby the time we move into our NEW te See me, = dyl-Im*’_ | HOUSE, we expect to redues the stock to the smallest in Sa, Gonpay EXCURSIONS. LADY OF THE LAKE arate pen ae lace aires Ghent $£4:30 pm. ‘about 8 o'olock. thecity. The Goods are all fresh, having sent ali our old trash to New York suction, to be sold to the highest bidder. Call early in the morning to avoid the immense ‘and a) 15-45_BALTIMOLE (Martinsburg and 605 Fu a, a ae “ ES iter Weta TSBUBG, CavELAND spa, DETROIT re EXPREAS oNquore 2101 MORE 5 Faretboe; ‘half price. $e24-2m | Taste fia HiT ADI 1A, NEW YORK snd, BOSTO ‘t10:10—Chicago, Ci Da MM = » : : LANSBURGH & BROTHER, C. K. LOD, Gen. Passenger Balto, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET. jet? | WM. CLEMEN18, aster of Tent, Balto” =. GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE QU IMMENSE ASSORTMENT pousre FRAG ere 3 STEEL bea fe OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWSS, FIGURED | Trams prec SUEY tori, ee A BIG TUMBLE IN WHITE PINE LUMBER. Comxzn 48 USUAL WE ABE THE FIRST TO REDUCE ae soem ten meen, SS PRICES. FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, Tet Paste Gare at 308 — FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, WHITE PINE INCH SECONDS DRESSED. @) SIDEs, @40 PER THOUSAND. Tewnsin Weshington. Pur The assortment po Ey pein “Handsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from $1.60 2, €2, 16, ST ots., Sate ee OUR INCH SECONDS ARE AS GOOD AS MOST OTHER YARD SELECTS, AND MAY BE BET- ‘TER CALLED WHITE PINE CLEAR LUMBER, 18. 20, 260. tosh. Pui DRESSED TWO SIDES, FOR 4 PER ONE HUN- ‘nd Gulored Cadhmeres, pure wool, double | ror Sa Cee ioe om, 400 DRED FEET. Ve veline, pure Sin. 4 30:2 prim.” Lintiied Exorens, 8:30 &.1n; dalgeaat 00, 0, 9:30: and 20-50, yn ‘all pure wool, 28. 200, "9:90 a.m, 4:30, 6:20, 733, Ose CARTER'S, For Pores Great Line, 6:40am, and4:40 p.m, daily, ‘11 MARKET space. | For am and 4:40 p.m. daily, exceps