Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENI THURSDAY. ING STAR. = 20, 1862. = LOCAL ME? TION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHrvy Srawat. Ovricer, ¥ ‘WasnINatoN, D.C.. July 20, 1882, 9:30... ¢ For the mille Atlantic states. colder fair Weather, winds mostly northwesteriy, higher Pressure. Special Weather Bulletin. FAIR WEATHER FRIDAY. The chiet signal officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: The Darometer ts highest in Manitoba and lowest near ‘the mouth of the St. Lawrence. Northwesterly Binds prevaitin the northwest, laxe region an:t Obio valley, Ught southerly {m the south Attantic and guit Oceasional rain has fallen in every district ‘The following stations. Teport more than one inch of rainfall during the past twenty-four hours: Boston, 1.68; Quebec, Kittyhawk, 323 The teninerature has failen slightly in the lake region, Ohio valley and Ten- nessee. ‘The following special temperatures were reported at m. this morning: Eastport, Alpena rbee, 64°; Mt and ater doa Friday in the middle States and New Enzla ‘THe New York Proto € 723 7th, (formerly Davis’ brauch,) will adupt the following prices for their fine photographic portratts during the sum- mer months: One larze picture for framing, $1; duplicate copies, 50 cls.; finest cabinet portraits $2 per doz; card pictures, best style, $1 per doz. We guaranter to make as good work for the above prices as 1S made in this city; these prices to con- ‘Unue only tll September 1 1st A Lane Lor of odds and ends ladies’ and misses’ slippers, from 50c. up. At Richold’s Boston Shoe House, 491 Penusyly For Curar Tae: nd traveling bags go to Herzog's, 908 9th st., neat Pennsylvania avenue. Foseety’s Ice Cream. A Tuer tS THE Nicur.—A midnight thief ts bad enough, but & miitght attack of cholera morbus ts Werse. A poor child prostrated, after advy of over-Induigence in. summer fruit and berries, is indeed an obfect of pity. Were there no such’t as Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, the case of such a child mtgit be hopeless. But it is @ thing which every parent should ‘know. that the “Pato Killer” “affords immediate, thoreush | Tellef in sudden cases of summer Complaint, colte, and all this class of diseases. Mr. M. O- ‘Stinson, of Portsmouth, N.H., says he has so often found 1¢ useful for his six children when dius at- tacked, that he ae’ be without it im bis. family: ‘A man with six ehildren ought to be a ee ee Such @ remedy. Du. Gmmeet CLARK, 0 have used tor years nm practice oot me Ly, for Sy ele 3 Wi dy, for dropsy a diseases, alway: Gexrs’ fine calf strap ties; former price $5, re- need to $3.50. At Richold’s Boston Shoe House, 491 Pennsylvania avenu JAMES BRADY Was’ sent down for 30daysin de- fault of a $10 fine, by Jutge Snell to-day, for inde- eat expasure of his person on the street yester- Harr’s thsect powder—depot 711 2d street. No poison. Dk. RAUTERBERG has returned to 215 34 street Rorthwest, ‘SeND for V. Becker, corner 9th and H to have your nen sopeecs and tuned; terms and work Bargains on hand. —_—_ CITY AND. DISTRICT. Amusements ‘To-night. Taearex Comgre—Varlety and durlesqua. ABNER's ScuMER GARDEN.—Concert DxIVER's SUMMER GARDEN.—Specialty Perform- ance. THE WASHINGTON Swiuuine ScuooL, New York avenue, Letween 13th and 1th streets. ES EES Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 8 p.m. and ex- tinguished at 2:30. a. m. To-day Eugene Bettes filed a Dill for injunction against James Carrico ct al. to restrain them from Interfering with a sewer draining plaintif?’s prem- Size 20th street, and a temporary order was e by Judge Hagner. Frances Thompson, Sylvia Ellison, and Frances Bell, three young colored girls, smilingly pieaded guilty at Judze Sneli’s bar this morning to the charge of public prostitution, and, were sent to the Workhouse for 60 day3 each. Michael Fitzgerald pleaded guilty in the Police Court today to keeping his bar open on Sunday, $20. and was fined To Joseph Shillington we are fndebted for the Century Magazixe tor August, the mid-summer ae and one of unusual int rest and excel- Dee. Henry Dunmore, colored, was: charged by his ‘Wife, Marion Dunmore, in the Police Court to-day, With having threatened {0 take her life. He was commana in default of $500 bonds to keep the Peace for six months. a Tar River Trape.—Hardormaster Sutton re- rts arrivals at the river front as follows: Barge eter Hines, Reynolds 25,000 feet lumber, J. AL Jonnson nnie and Willie, ‘Nié tons coal, Poona Steamboat company; barge Alice B. Winship, Webb, 120 tons coal. Stephenson Bros.; barge H. Rensail, McKnight, 150 tons coal, G. L"Sheriff; barge Rabert Shiver, Sandboy, 115 tons coal, Inland company; sehrs. Barnsfield, Nel- lie, Alettea, Travers. F. H. Walters, W. Donnelly and Maggie, all with coal, altozether 1,239 tons, for Johnsen 'Bros.: sear. H. F. Forster, Rich, 783 ‘har. B. escott, 1,085 toms fee, sine; Schr. Z. anford, 1.2) tons fee, Independent narge Towa, Crone, 120 tons coal, inboat company; bare W. P. W: *; sehr. [la'V. McCabe, Pickup, es tons coat, Clark’ & Given; schr. Three ‘Friends, Rigzins. 231 tons coal, same; schr. C. W. Carring- ton, 99,000 feet lumber, ELE. Jaekson & Co. Stancep RY Wasntxcrox Roveus.—Jas. Logan & deck hand on the schooner Sarah Leveren, of Virginia, and a native of Baltimore, was taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital, in that eity, yes the treatnent of two wounds, which, the er! can says, he recetved In Washington last Monday. © One 1s in the back and the other in the side. Neither, however, is serious, the man belng more Pienteried thamhirt. He clitms that he was srt upon and stabhed by a party of roug! Wash- — last Mond: es es have been Issued to John The, An: Michael and Robie St. Clare Jac! Jones, New Brunswick, Canada; W . S. navy, and Esther S. Spencer, of this city: Randotph Duckett and Lucinda Beecher, both of tiilisdale, D. €.; W. P. Crawford and Mary age IES Dr. Witt1am B. Cornrr, whose death took Jast Monday night, was born near Odessa, ware, in July, 1840, and has left many warmly attached friends in this community and elsewhere, He was 2 mn of large and various acquirements, with a memory of rare tenacity, a sound jutg- ment and an untiring industry. A graduate of Jet- ferson Medteal college, he was engaged during the war in the government hospital at Philadelphia, and then spent several years in medical and clissi- cal studies at Bonn, Berlin, Vienna and Parts, Re- turning to Philadelphia wh such fruits as only | one thoroughly prepared for foreign travel can gather, he practiced his proression there until 1874, when he removed to this clty to accept _a po- sition In the Army Medical Museum, where his duties consisted chiefly of translating foreign ‘Works, and were congenial to his qufet, staious taste. Dr. Corbit was an indefatigable reader and student. lace ————— Deeps ix Fer ve been filed as follows:—Altce L Rgxset al to Thomas F m lots 37 and 38, in N. Vedder to acres, Chichester; $5,750. LL. iner, trustee Mority i tn, let 36. sa Of Tot 9, 84, s—. & Hislstead to Linnie H. Manning, lot 24, sq. £95; $——. SB Ladd 2 Eliza L. Be ub. lots 10 and 11, sc 1 Lidd to H. sa.cca E. Palne, pts. 2 a Peter t> Eze’ BP. ©. BW. Warner. ti SBE GC. al. to M Oliver Puilps to sam H. MeKnight to same, Tre Intecar Rear -_— Case.—Jacobd Ross and Aaron Digzs, the colored men who were arrested Unt of the health office offictals a tew for interring the dead body-of one Rut r without first having obta‘ac from the health office of District, r of the iaw governing the vitat statis: cf e befare Judge Snell toda Mr. WA. Short, of the testified that his attention Was first called to the ter by Digys coming to his office fora permit ary the child on the 27th of last month, onda that he droppe:t led witness to belleve that clitid had already been buried. Inspector Sirams testified that stizated the matter, ant discovered that the . Which was one @ burial ground appell.” “Jacob the cofin. out to the burial one tor we cents. so ‘Stated that hedidn’tknow haat it Was necessary t permit. ‘The eourt furgressed hit with the necessity of having & ber mit, saying that if a person was mui body could be disposed of inthis way and irevenl authorities froin discovering the ertme, ‘The imposed a fe of $25 or 30 days, and sus- joune execution of sentence, cht Fine Iurnovpwnxr. Dr. Rauterberg has Just teted a handsome three-story and ‘on 8d street, near B northwest, which adbis very much to the appearance of the square. "The 18 built of pressha Lrick with three courses of Ohi sfone—A bay window M fect in whith extending 6 the roof. ‘The house contains alt modern t emeat sand 1: fu r. COX Ws th and Mr. ‘Kung i ee Siipmonsand Josephine Boston; Alexander i | Raising a Treasury Note from 91 to $10. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AND’W F. BALL—UE 18 CON- MITTED TO JLIL IN DEFAULT OF $1,000 BONDS TO APPEAR BEFORE THE GRAD JURY. ee Se ee rested, with two other young men, by Sergeant Heffner, of the fifth precinct, last Monday night, for passing a “raised” bank Dill in a bouse of 1ll- fame, kept by Minnie Richardson, at No. 215 10th street, was put on trial in the Police Court this | morning. Mr. Daniel E. Cahill ste ye for the prisoner. Ball is about are ree ne 7 old, and is married. His wife, a good ea ‘woman ante his side duting tis trials ta bitterly at times. secuting ‘Attorney vith steted toe _ Eber er yin aa arse chi ut he fin charge Drought under. section Sle: Revised ‘Statutes, charging him with altering a United States ‘Treas! ury note, and he had charged him with this offence. A plea of “ not guilty” was entered. TESTIMONY OF MES. RICHARDSON. Mrs. Richardson, In whose house tne bill was passed, was the first witness, and testified that last Monday evening the prisoner, with two other young men, came to her house and contracted a Dill of $3, ‘ahd one of the young men, Wm. Cun- ningham. tendered a note, purporting to be a $10 ‘bill, in payment, and she went to a neighboring salon and got Ie changed, and atterwards was informed by the saloon that it wasa bad note; but in the meantime the young men had left with the change—$7. OTHER TESTIMONY. Wm. Cunningham, the man who gave the note to Mrs. Richardson, testified that he lives-in Alex- andria county, Va., and was at the Center market on the night tp question, when Ball invited him to go up town and have a little sport, and insisted on Witness taking this bill to pay the’ expenses of the tip. Another witness testifled to seeing Ball have the same note last Friday. ies note was submitted to the court and proved to be a $1 note ratsed to $10. The job was cleverly executed, and was calculated to deceive any one except an expert, THIS BRING A-PENITENTIARY OFFENCE, and Judge Snell not having power to dispose of the case, and a prima ‘facie case being matleut, no evidence was heard for the defence. Br. Cove said this ross ertices cieoge es penalty being $5,000 fine or 15 ‘the:peni- Vnuery, or bot The would ask $1,000 Wontis in ‘the cise. asked -that donids be taken, but the court sald thatthe case Was one of constderabie gravity, sat ew Wout eet send-it to the grand jury and $1,000 “Ballwas Eomamitted ia default of bonds se aN The Columbia Boat Club Excursion, The Columbia Boat Club gave another excur- Fsion last evening down the river, which was greatly enjoyed by the large patty which com- posed the freight of the W. W. Corcoran. The Steamer left the boat-house ata few minutes past So'ctock. Notwithstanding — —— that they Waited same time for Inte- comers szveral disap- — parties were seen atthe the "pent house after he steamboat was well under way. At Alexan- dria several members of the Old Dominion Boat Club were taken aboard. When Glymont was reached rain was falling, but the merry excur- sionists repatred to the pavilion, where dancing was enjoyed for an hour. The rain did not seem & interfere with the enjoyment, but ibsence of ‘promenaders snd lawn rties. When Alexandria was reached on the return, the boat-house of the Old Dominion ciub was ablaze with colored lights, and roman candles and sky-rockets lighted up the Tiver while the steamer wis at meee wharf. The Cslumbla boys acknowledged this graceful com- uimest Las ts mech Genet i (Among the excur- ind Mi rand Mra, takes ‘and Mra Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Wa hie rs. eet Miss Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. L. Dall, jr., Johnston, Judge R. B. Warden, Mr. and sre WwW ‘Messrs. Pairo, Hatch, Maddox, Shaw, McKenny, ate ot the Amialostar Messrs. Johnson, Hollister, Whittington, and Ke Vand, of the Potomacs, ai a large representation ‘from the popular Columbias. Among the ladies wa were Misses Shryock, Hester, Jones, W pang ne Comdeons Yerby, Merritt, Moffatt, Cragin, Fracker, Ericson, Tectkeskaes =a Cromwell, Lauck, Bonney, Dovil- — Davis, ecattum, Curtis, Jackson, bei aici rairchiid, ‘and otners. Amusements, Excursions, &c. THEATER Comigor.—The brillant variety per- formance at the Comique ts attracting large audi- ences. To-morrow evening Mr.Clarence R. mnard will have a benent. ABNER’S GanpEen.—A eons concert is given every evening at this pleasant resort. DRIvVER’s SUMMER DEN.—Folks who have to stay at home during the summer can complain of no lack of amus=ment while this popular resort 13, matutained at tts present standard. AN Excursion To Norvorx, Fortress Monroe and the capes will be given next Saturday om the steamer George Leary, which will leave at 6 p. m., arriving home at 6:30 a. 10. Monday. THE GEORGETOWN CaTHOLIc Union will give an excursion to Marshall Hall next Tuesday. ‘The committee tn chatge have made admirable ar- Tangements to insure the excursionists an en- joyable time. See advt. Anacostia LopGr, No. a1, F.A.A.M., will give an excursion next Tuesday to Lower Cedar Point, leaving on the steamer Jane Moseley at 8:30 a.m. Lowse Cavan Pornr.—The steamer Jane Mose- ley makes excursions to Lower Cedar Point dally except Mondays. ‘Tue CHaPrr Por Crus will give an excursion to Leonardtown, Md., on the steamer Arrowsmith next Wednesday. UARTICO PAVILION.—The steamer Keyport wakes daily excursion trips to this favorite re- sort. GLyMonr.—The Potomac Fruit Growers’ Im- provement Company run dally excursions to Gly- Inont on the steamer Keyport. ‘THe STRAMER MARY WASHINGTON makes trips to Occoquan Falls Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri- days, and to Mount Vernon Springs Saturdays. Great Fatts.—The steam canal packet Excelsior makes trips to the Great Falls and Cabin Sonn = every Monday, Wednesday, Friday ant sunday. Sunpay Excursions.—The Lady of the Lake makes an excursion trip 40 miles down the river and revurn every Sunday. ‘THE Captror PL¥ASURE C1.UB have chartered the steamers Jane Moseley and J. W. Thompson for their excursion to Lower Cedar Point next Sun- day. The boats will leave the 6th street wharf at 8:30 a.m. and return at 10:30 p.m. ——— LIGHTNING ON THE FIRE ALanw Wires.—The fire commissioners, with Chief Cronin and Aseist- ant Chief Drew, last evening made a visit of in- spection to the various engine-houses of the de- partment. While at No. 2 house—on D street, be- tween 12th and 13th—during the thunder storm, lightning on the wires sounded the gong and re- leased the stall door fastenings. ‘The doors flew n, and the horses came rushing out to their laces at the apparatus. The visitors, taken by Surprise, showed commendabte activity in getting out of the way. ‘This electrical manifestation doubtless came from the same stroke of lightning which killed a boy in West Washington, as men- toned elsewhere. ot: ———— PLEADED GuILTy.—Americus Murry, colored, pleaded guilty before Judge Snell this morning to ceping a bawdy house in the “Division” and wae sent to jail for 60 days in default of a Ane of $50. She also pleaded guilty to assaulting a man named Samuel McC. Sweetman, for which she was fined $ or 15 days additional. oe “Buoruxr Rosinson’s” oe (oe Sunday school picnic, known as Brothe: son’s plenic, took place at Jackson eer near | Odenton, Md. It brought together between 1,200 ang 1,00 people. ‘The schools present were Bethel ME, J. 8. Downs, superintendent; Friendship ME, John H. Hawkins, superintendent; Patay + €.N.Robinson, superintendent: Ridge CE LR Suipley. ‘Superintendent; § sprites ME. W. iy, Seperintendent, and ber Ridge M. ‘Turner, superintendent. Waugh chapel, Salem, ” Baldwin, ‘Memorial (Cross R 3 schools, and other Sunday schools, were also represented.’ While many were landed at the gtound by the railroad, the larger number,came in vehicles which represented every conceivable style of manufacture, ‘The services ‘took it in the tabernacie of the Camp Meeting Association, and consisted of, remarks by Rev, U.N. [obits prayer vy Rev. H. C. MeDantel of “Ek Ridge anding; recitation of the ia, by t schools: addresses by Rev, Mr. Mnacr’of Balt, Prot. P. M. Leaken of Millersville, ant Re itr, Miller, and sinsing by the schools, led F. Ceetl on the cornet and Miss Ida, Woodward of the organ. | ‘These exercises were over by noon, at which’ time many repaired to the wagons, where provision baskets were Drought out, and th children were treated to cream and confectionery, and with the ald of the crowd one hundred gallons of ice cream, eight bushels of peanuts and arge quantittes of take and candy were devoured. schools were assembled agnin in the aftei and, after the recitation of the &%th aegmny singiug the public exercises were brought to a When the time for leayi piston ‘was filled and a vote being taken, “Bro.” Robinson was authorized to hold another picnic next year. Be REDUCTION. 5,000 YARDS LINEN LAWNS. BEAUTIFUL STYLES REDUCED TO 50. PER YD. 4,000 Yards Best make of LONSDALE CAMBRIO, 100. ‘50 Dozen Colored Bordered HANDKERCHIEFS, 5c. MADRAS GINGHAMS, Dress Btyles, in Stripes and INDIA LINENS, reduced to 123 and 20c, PARASOLS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50. ALL LINEN TOWELS, 40 inches long, 120 LINENS, for Boys’ Suits, 15 cts., woe 0 a 20 ote, FIGURED and DOTTED 8WI188, all: “TE ES Ae sates NETTING, ALL COLORS, CARPETS—Brussels and Ingreins. NEW FALL STYLES"MRRIVING DAILY, TOWsONs, (86 PENNSYLVANIA ares jy she Comets CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. DRY GOODS. ___ BOOKS, &e. McCall get Boyd; pro confesso. corn, Sa peta. HEATER COMIQUE—SUMMER GARDEN. | A T COST! “aT COST yEW BOOKS.— tatie committees i referred, i Senior orb Age sees eee ™ MONDAY, JULY 11, A aoe poy a ee Mew Mi: ¥- Daniaren. pp Beno ne dh ; aantnn ‘Life and Writings, by @ $i.ls ordered paid. sone Et MIs ‘cca twhncon: ATLINEN LAWNS toe, worth Sigur ee am ¥. ‘To-da: agt Morris; trustee allowed aa aimee Palmer: testimony Sraered Given agt. PhMlip; cominission obt: Pa@olx Mutual Life ry Co. MISS ANNIE HART. Brown's Best CANTON GINGHAMS reduced to 100. thing at the et feel- ee AND SATUB- ear aes Yo Avoid It, by o ee on A splendid line of GRENADINES of moet desirable Carthy. two in answer. styles reduced to cost. Epoch of Reform. by Justin ‘amend granted without Steere “spas rete AND BENEFIT OF CE R. LEONARD. Tipe ews, BALLANTYNE & BON. ean TE street it; leave to without preju- iy, Lours. A. Ricuarpsox. | GB. BEN OF CEARERG BR. NARD. | An COLORED DRESS GOODS at cont. N EW BOOKS Count—Judge Snel. A Woman Whe te wi Including W: SAA ee ie WHITE GOODS. Splendidstock. Low prices. Z Today, Eiwara W. ch forfelted col- | nervous and sleepless, and wholes cola hands and, THOMAS J. TRODDEN, ne bs Flottine Matter of the Aur. by Zohn PR, lateral. ‘Julia Banks, colored, vagrancy and pub-| feet, cannot feel and act like a well person. ‘SULLIVAN & WRIGHT, IOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, Largestock. Allst | $1.50. ‘Waspa. by Sir Ne prostitution; 60 days. Edward Parker, col- | Carter’s Iron Pills equalize the circulation, remove Biss FANSY PRESTIGE, reduced prices. inter. ae: ored; oud and boisterous. war" 15 di = Jala nervousness and give strength and rest. ma ie JOHNNY SELLEN. | gn raxcy PARASOLS at cost. new edition, ar cteon Gl i el collatera! irner - — MR. "5 ored, profanity; $5 or 15 days. Patrick Breen, do.; Deareboaiarmed ait BbDrE OPRIEN, once. ‘Wha inva ‘compelbed Su MAY Gabibvthoen Sejm far and do. ‘Jos. Smith alias Michael O'Brien, do.; do. | at Bright's Disease, Dial any disease of the Fimoval to gue new stor, now building for um afew | by'A Geo. Lowry, forfeited collateral. Mary Miller and | kidneys, liver or urimary ans, a5 as Hop Bitters LITTLE ROSEBUD. | 400rs weet of our’ Edward Jenkin Martha Bates, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. | will ey a =a aenoay you, it is the | MR. FRANK DEPR¢ INE PRICE 0: ? . Agchent bits McCann, nee and a. susplcio bonds or | only thing that MSS FANNY LUCILLE, “ON SLY." ol a iy el0 or 15 days: “Alexander “Anmustrong. Cok oo ie Dabitic MISs GREGORY, TRUNNEL & CLARK. Enon. ba in. 3 ; se meaner na; ‘Who on this occasion will do Songs and Dances, includ: FRANCIS B. MOHUN, cred: Saregtng a tase razor: eae aes. Sy! 1s @ depressed, mi a weak, " son, Frances Thom} Frances Bell, | nervous, exhausted cmenetee one 310 pnime- ing their famous dy5. 803 MARKET SPACE. ee 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Vagraney and public. pr Prosttauion; ‘00, days’ | tion; confused heads weak memorys loss of powe QUAKER DANCER, Frank Brown and Archie Jones, forfeited col- | in generative organs éccasianed Dy excasses; pole Suaner READING. lateral Jas. Brady, indecent exposure; $10 or 30 tal overwork, or indiseretioms. A posiuive infalll- days. John T. Freeman, committing, creating G{EEAT BARGAINS IN DRY Goons. ible remedy for all these troubles is found in and a host of others. 3y20 —_— Threein Ne and maintaining « nufeaice: personal bonds te | Allen's Brain Food, which tones up the system, | "JYHE WASHINGTON rig dee I gc = abate the aulaanice, Michael Fitzgerald, Keeping ore at involuntat aischarget, removes men: TD" New York reine, betwen 1b anh Se tes LAWN at Se., redneed from wove | Mane 1S n on Sunday; $20 or 30 day: ‘loom les} and % changing and kept at temperature Ross and Aaron Diggs, violating ‘fhe ta law ‘govern- power to the women organs. Sold by all we = ards Tenmants WHITE COFTON st 8e., Ef eget a caine ete" neat learn Peace eee rct Bhim nrc | Beane nea se execution sus} mericus Murr z keeping a. aapenod jouse ; or ‘Aso | First avenue, X.Y? Stone CO! CROMWELL, Agents, Guaranteed instructicn in 8 ing, $5. 3y11-3m_ app | SHIILIS, 80 ‘S0c., TSc., $1. : a charged with assrulting damuel McC, Sweetman; Fenuayivania evesae’ Asters SUMMER, GARDEN, ese HEMT atl pi. tilled, S130, | Franklin Square and Boseiss Libraries. Bekse are eae 81,000 Rewar concetieeh petmoen Yih and gih atreets. | Dt Se GOODS of alikinds at hall pane JAMES J. CHAPMAN, nce. For any case of Dung teeing Tent ulcerat an Orchestra of Bargains in every of 88 Book, M. DE Pleased ones RESIGN fang to cure. Files Sav ei ig nemea nat abi gas SELECTED oe ae a os a es wn a Mich cree tf oe ee s i 5 5 . J. JOHNSON, ‘THEIR OFFICES. Arch street, Philatelgbia, Pa. None genuine with. DEVERs SUMMER SIGHT ENTERTAIN. =. ao A cablegram to the New York Herald trom Paris | out his signature: Sold by druggists. 01¢-e0 jy 713 Market Space. says: M. de Freycinet has placed the resignation of himself and his colleagues in the hands of Presi- dent Grevy. The latter urgently begged them to withdraw their resignations. There 1s not the THE BIJOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHINGTON. SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. An entire New Company this week in agreat bill. je5 Dyspeps is the je costly price we pay for luxuries. Its most WHITE Goops. however, is found in that eee Rd genial toute aed alterative, Tarrant’s Seltzei slightest possibility that M. Gambetta will be | Aperient. Sold by all druggists. No, 626 a ee eee gumhmoned to form-e ministry. Tt ts not thought atarrh of the Bladder. MARKRITER'S, Street. | INDIA LINENS, at ML, de Preyoinet will retire, Dut that ere orttmrest, one door trom Tth tren ossloiy St Gobet anditiaatert ant ging ieacon inaamatin, ae pale? ings, Eg Eneraringn Chromon, cet sis | PERSIAN LAWNS, of perhanging Picture ‘TUE CAUSE. a Depot, Stott t& cromwell, are Con ‘Cord an etc. at NAINSOOKS, Inthe chaniher of deputies yesterday M. Goblet, Marie ree peels, ney Ne Brights Disease woiaime Kidneys, Di- ort danger from tase 4 eS it you use Hop ais EXCURSIONS, &e. pitee: ene lag the best fay sneaine GECOND SELECT EXCURSION TO LOWER ‘Mitnister ofthe jutertor.and of worship, replying ton radical futerpéliation @emanding the estab- aan ventral Watrie for Paris, moved the swnd-stmple, which was re- ‘Phe chamber adopted POLKA DOT SWISSES, EMBROIDERED MUSLINS, LACE CHECKS AND STRIPES, ever made. Trust no other. ra Veer OF 218 C0178 an onder of the da} hostile “Alderney Dali wi TYLER & CHEWNING, to the creation of a central Matrie. Ih conse- | Fresh Alderney Mutter, churned every mornin, * . met an nt summons was | and delivered in 3g-lb, “Ward” d UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE and weet nll, ye10 918 itn STREET NORTHWEST. Ww ARE NOW UNDER ROOF. Se. per at Cream, 5c. pint. Fre DRESS GOODS, ‘esued moved the intorpeltation juoted promises of the government in favor of its pbject. ‘Therefore both ‘Votes were unfavorable to the government. CAPITOL PLEASURE CUI ON SUNDAY, SUEY Boe Pa st, ARF oP and JW, Hons tora Reimp ere improper A Tickets t B. W. REED’S SONS, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. D*® CHAMPION SUBLIMITY, SILKS, SATING, ko. TRADE SUFPLIFD. THE PLASTERERS AND CARPENTERS ARE AT Notice TO HOUSEKEEPERS! ‘Tiekets can be had reo lorth C: ate Btorea: Schamir corner of N. ‘apitol anc RE. **O good Lawd,” exclaimed Brother Gardner, *‘how Tone & On. Sthand F sta. gorse Ragheb ay wo! —— Se few men in dis worl’ rise to de sublimity ob de occa- aw in annual out the Ni onal: im. ave. sand ate - shun! An’, too, how tew ob us knows whar | Great bargains in renmantsodds, ender hes southeast: and af 5, Mae Ser Store, 133 Penn. ave, nortliwest, exoursion. de sublimity comes in! When trubbel comes ‘We positively expect to open in the early Fall. We must ‘the morn: ing ofthe One case of WHITE DIMITY MUSLIN, yard wide, ‘wo knuckle to it an’ lose our sand, instead ob | 1234 cents per yard. GPECIAL EXCURSION prepare for removal, F soarin’ alof” an’ lookin’ down on it from de | LAWNS, 5 cents. GALICOES, 5 cents, = i x Couds, What am mo’ sublime dan to see a x pollytishun deman' to be lected to offis on Se es geese en LOWER CEDAR POINT, . _ W Oce RRS Pe ese eyed abe dina aloedl beet och Be Ean Sr ee Given in honor of ES °R, 4 ‘votes, pull wires an’ waller jums? What are more HO cE g ALT business Carda, HE NATIONAL RIFLES, 4 owdashushly sublime dan to see = cashier in a bank, Pinca Paige Contras, yeu out ty neath Qo KER S ‘who has got away wid £40,000 in a moment of weakness, ave, JULY 24, 1682. REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, i xe ise above it an’ return wid the eash and ‘fese his areaar? ped SILKS, SATINS and VELVETS from the low- | , Steamer JANE MOSELEY will leave wharf foot of aan Dat am true sublimity; but I knows ob a racket in sub- | est to the highest value. $i tree eth my prompd i. Hre Wall tnd adits m. N ORN f Unity dat obertops cle Pelion and skinahisnosescrapin’ | 500 PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS st reducea | wharf. Allgoods reduced from 30 to 50 percent. We will E aginst de skyey blue ob ole Olympus. Swing low seet | Prices. WO BOATS—THREE TRIPS. - not, shall not, dare not carry any old goods into our charlot—de champlor. syblimity am Sanford's Ginger.’, | Beautiful FIGURED SATINES reduced to 37% cents. T — eas tus > T,GRAND SELECT EXCURSION OF THE | new building. WIL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTINND ROMER, 3 GEO 78 CATHOLIC UNION cE aS ET W. W. BURDETTE & CO., 0 Me LL , Im Ros. 928 7th st. and 706 K n. w. ampere oh TU RSDA JURE a 182 W.C.| Ourassortment is still complete, but we shall buy no aie Pci Teeny jyl0- 5 We | yet of the Fs Boat Club, and Mr. R. jel WM. M. GALT & CO. W BITE MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK CHAIR fake eggs mate Hately on the arrival of thea oclosk | Nore s0od# t replenish our present Stores, as we must | AT ‘CLARET! CLARET! Boat leaves High-street wharf, etown at | close out every department as nearas possible. Goods Cc ke rharf at 4 Tp. THE (Rosmsow’s Parenr—Janvany 17m, 1881.) | Ve Arrowsraith loaves Tih-street wharf at ra on hand when ready forremoval will bosold atanction. | wes a = * s THREE BOTTLES TABLE FOR IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. | rae WHITE MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK CHAIR halt DO ged Mes ean ee Mahe 8, TABL #1. on MURRAY & LANMAN'’S GJOUDEN RULE LopGE, No. 21, .0.0.F., Fichave alen an amortment of HIGHER GRADES OF Giffers from alt the other stationary or reclining. chairs will give LAWNS at 5 cents, warranted fast colors. a Ata Seba FLORIDA WATER, inthat tint eee anche acne es A MOONLIGHT EXCURSION oFsTEns 8 {wow e., Yor Picalos an Ea BEST FoR ihe ametonar ern ay ca bev aps a8 19 Sorogrtne, Dancing, Aun by 1862, steamer W..W. | 200 pieces extra wide and fine VICTORIA LAWN at GEO. B. KENNEDY & SON, TOILET, clon ite werd for the enjoyinent of tr Poet Neth dar ots, 60 cents, to be had of the members of the | 8centh, reduced from 15 cents, m5 ‘No. 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. sumes and can be used in any position,.from sitting up | Lodge, and at the boat, 6 ‘OBN R. KELL, BATH, icine down, one ‘terion the Se sig isteamer willleave Tin street wharf at 6 o'clock p. : J ea HANDKERCHIEF, inpieeed. whl fio ‘tie’ price, fa 60 JOR aa tobe Within tue | _ Parties denirtan to spend tt Marshall Hall | 6,000 yards beautiful LACE BUNTING in al the Doe ee eT Tye CORNEDEEER rele every one: Boat at 10 acm. on its Fesulat 2) a alte or.on | leading spring shades, and black at 10 cents per yard, gree 4 ee, Price, 94 cach, Inst trip of, the boat wiuich wilt arrive at the th aos ae ee = Sate whens eee ie Feduced from 25 cents. Marketing delivered frevof charge to allpartsof the ee ON Ue oe NIGHT EXCURSION i city. mare 70 * J.- W. ‘SCHAEFER, ORFOLK, FORTRES MONROE AND THECAPES, | 9,000 yards haif woot CASHMERE, reduced t010 FADE EE TEA BLUE Geass MUTTON, Ae ee et ee a oy ‘GbokdE LEARY, cents, in ald she wow staaton, TREELECTED OSTERa Hult$ Q*ssog 7 ie 43 ja CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS, on RATERDAY RTULY 3p, ATO P.2 GAME coe Yolaenen, H H OO Ssss8 T ERE T ROGER'S CUTLERY. AND PLATED WARE, ro Washington 6:30 re: i blonds Mon tay. a se 2 v° | 950 pieces beautiful CANTON GINGH. Ams, on of raitapenbata CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, ° ‘Prof. Cook's Brase Band accompanies the excursion. rrrr ” the BOSTON MARKET, 7 ig a 95 gel wo. tyme scvnsn aecaen (chore Nem nice reie aiouper ope at Piney Point and PointLookout going | this season's manufacture, reduced to9 cents. ‘These rans eae Ge. ROE Ek SSS Je29-1m. Washington, D.C. | QaLT-WATER BATHING! eee have been sold during theentire season by other mer- | qoq 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTR. 2 kee Sess BO. — A ae? SISHING 1!!! chants at 15 cents, although our price hasatno time ___ HOUSEFURNISHINGS. . FANILY EXCURSION, under the auspices of | been above 125 conta N THE STEAMER JAN LEY.” REMIGEIATORS AT REDUCED PRICES, CELEBRATED STOMACH CHEAT IOLOSING 0U2 (BALE. oH LOWER Ck Ae Gah ¥ W SCREENS; will St any window. GeUESDAN, July 25, 1882. 7 soc We have just found in our Stock Room onecaseeach | 2! TENT "CHEAM FLEE FREFZERS, we and 12 e. | BLA . JELLY GLASSES. pooges De obtafudd of moemibers Sf the lade sad CK and COLORED LUFIN'S LACE BUNTING, | Gittos%s Improved LACE CURTAIN STRETCHERS, BBE, J TIT CTT ERR BRE 55%, A GRAND SUCCESS. the boat on morning of excursion. 4y19-5t_ | all wool, which we shall offer at 25 cents, former price GEO. WATTS, ae ee Bea Sessq OWER CEDAR POINT! 50cents. Also, 30 pieces more of those French all-wool | —!7#¢ 514 7th street, 6 doors above Penna. avenue. _ Bos it > & Eee BB Sgqs8 = — (WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND.) BUNTINGS at 16 cents per yard, worth 97% conta, 709 Wit-MARTH & EDMONSTON. 7099 THE GOODS HAVE BEEN GOING Like sHoT| SELECT DAILY FAMILY EXCURSIONS. FRUIT Jans, = FROM A GUN. NO WONDER THIS IS 80, FOR | emmtone te iienepunn mir leon hart took ot 2,000 all-nen LAP COVERS, extra size, in ten dif- JELLY TUMBLERS. Eli street DAILY ebeepe Mondays xt 30 tinrna, at 55 conta, reauced from $1. CREAM FREEZERS, (THE BEST MADE.) SUCH LOW PRICES WERE NEVER BEFORE See, reserve thi rishi tot eup.a ny Sekt at Sea eee om] SIMPSON REFRIGERATORS. Prepares candid Pellegraget ras > KNOWN IN WASHINGTON. IN-MANY INSTANCES Proper characters al ‘alowed ica pet @earouniey eon DECORATED DINNER SETS, from $18 up. es n* | WE HAVE NOT STOPPED TO CONSIDER THE Salt-water Bathing, Este Dating on waxed Sicor, | Tver? srtictetacurstoro metnped from 80 So 60 par DECORATED TOILET SETS. from $3.75 up. medicine which achieves results speedily felt, thorough Fe Dinner. Music by Prot. Dis: | cent, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, and benign. Beride rectifying liver disorder, if in- | MANUFACTURER'S COST EVEN. ON ALL LIGHT | {tide iedana Sirs Bend, Tickets ‘gout trip}, 30 ca Scitee oe: ‘¥igorates the feeble, conquers kidney and bladder com-| AND DAKK CASSIMERE SUITS WE HAVE MADE | $<0t abt Mate H Hotel sta Hs é a DDY REFRI TOR: plaints, and hastens the convalescence of those re- arrangement le with societies, cla ‘We must prepare for removal, IGERA' 8, ivacine toourentoalatag wert iethg | ATREMENDOUS REDUCTION. ELEGANTSTYLES | and other ‘tons. haa E grand specific for fever and ague. OF MEN'S, YOUTHS’, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S H® FOR LEONARDTOWN! WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, SUI18 ARE DAILY SLAUGHTERED IN IMMENSE | " Select E; the CHAPEL POINT CLUB ¢ PORCELAIN-LINED COOLERS, Yor sale by all Draggists and Dealers generally. QUANTITIES, YET WE CANNOT STOP TO STUDY eos oe Cee eer ICE PITCHERS, &o, tyl THIS. OUR OBJECT I8 TO GET THE GOODS OUT | ar seen ‘Rake ht ted, 000, Lg Seemed Donot consider thisidie talk. Every ledy in Wash- 2a OF THE WAY. LINEN AND MOHAIR DUSTERS, pie oye y ‘io velad | ington knows the magnitude of our stock, which we M. W. BEVERIDGE, can eafely state is three times as large as the stock of any other merchant im this city. Therefore, prepare for Bargains! As by the time we move into our NEW HOUSE, we expect to reduce the stock to the emallest in thecity. The Goods are all fresh, having sent ali our old trash to New York auction, to be sold to the highest bidder. Call early in the morning toavoid the immense rush, ALPACA, SERGE AND DRAP DE 'ETE COATS, | mitt: WHITE. DUCK VESTS—IN #ACT ALL SUMMER GOODS—HAVE BEEN CUT DOWN. WE SHALL CONTINUE THIS GREAT SACRIFIOE SALE UNTIL OUR SUMMER STOCK IS DISPOSED OF. WE SAY TOXOU: DO NOT DELAY, FOR THIS RARE OP- BORTUNITY MAY BE LOST. A BAURTS. 4 wu Mu IMPORTER OF CHiNa AND GLasswane, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. WE Ae ow SELLING EVERABODY IN Collars, Linen Cnffs, Silk Neckwear, Cotton coche, Underebirts and Drawers, x of Percale Shirt, the very best quality, ayn — Sy15-7¢ ANTICO PAVILION. GRAND EXCURSION RESORT. egg nial SALT WATER Fore nee Ba incfea Fe iG PAVILLION. | evgal Bh Taree! PALACE ES TEAMES KEYPORT, Spar 00 p.m. nonin ytotetn, 60 Fine Percale Shirts, only 75 cents. BATHING SUITS Greatly reduced rates to others. 5 for Gentlemen from 65 cents K TR ‘the = Finest Dress Shirts to order, elegantly made, only $2. Up. A. STRAUS, Arrangements can Made to stop at any point = og conser BATHING SUITS All goods are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every for Ladies from. $2.25 up, PANE: LANSBURGH & BROTHER, wnie __MEGINNISS), 1002 F strest northwest, BATHING SUITS x2 : Korine fiesta “a 3 end Spee re , B ELLERY, peices ieee sd ah alas exe round- ip 60 mint re 18: "35 coms. 401 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET. jel7 secersan 79 a Greatly reduced and clubs can be ob- BATHING SUITS Send Ge Receee tances seen DUBREUIL BROTHERS, for Boys from 4 to 16 years, BAKER'S GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, | *yJvania avenue Ou IMMENSE ASSORTMENT MANUFACTURERS OF SHIRTS . PS : * SME p. HOWLAND, Gente BATHING HATS AND CARS KERS 1878, 3710 Secrest: _| op NEW AND BEAUTIFUL -LAWSS, FIGURED | 112 F Sraxer Nozruwssr, Wasuixorox, D.C. gs ARER'S. OcCcoQuAN FALLS a Rub uduWr Venton SPRENGA. BATHING SHOES vo=e $12.08 ae - AEEB'S. FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. BATHING TRUNES. for Gents and Boys, 5 STEAMER MABRY WASHINGTON, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS, DKESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY cane ery seteenortment of Lawns in Washington. Por a=pD ‘Bilke, nsvy biue, dark green and other col- i ites YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS, Handsome Black Brocade Silks redneed from $1.60 NECKWEAR, Extes = for Gents and Boys, at sea 9 gonortment, 60, 62, 75, 87 te., FOOTWEAR, nies herd fot Siitaing 25, 20, 26. to8 ee ee BA vat i oe aa eT wee ofthe tay nanan, Ge: Ried ee PONouioaL, ane BAPE. ge pare wool dostis | (XH. RUPPERT, AS SEVENTH STREET. ‘WEAVFR, xENGLS & 00'S LAUNDRY: @0aP MICAL, HECGSUSH Sr is 35 PURe: Ser BEING NOS, 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, SAD QUST EN'S CARRIAGE COMPAR! oy {he cheapest for Beants, Comfort and Durability in the ARCHERY, FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET an@ AWN TENNIS, BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, TRI~ CYCLES, WAGONS, &c., can be ‘bourst ot the lowers CHR. RUPPERT. G48 Cookie stoves, NonmiNe SHORT OF UNMISTAKABLE BENEFITS Conferred upon tens of thonsands of sufferers could See at eis Oe Gonpay EXCURSIONS. ~ . | eee Act aaa Lae @ Ret pe eee ‘ATTINGS, MATTINGS, MATTINGS, M tit GREAT Wadery oF srr. _ . L008E COVERS for Furniture Cat and Madejp onder by our Philedel- FOR SaLB AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, > . ore maa SUSE am PARPET CLEANING roreive ee eres ogee: