Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1882, Page 8

LOCAL ME} OFFick or THe Czy Wasuixoton, D.C.. July For the middie Atlantic With light local rains, v Speci: wail In the Ohio v Atlantic states; Varlable. Local rains = wae. ki our he , 1.08; Kittyhaw Fisen in the nortuwest « en peered nearly Special temperatures ¥ morning: Hist rt, 66°; St. Paul and Denver, 5% os bar Alpe cisco, Pm. ‘ne tures were reported y 108°; Eagle Pass, 1012. on Sunday in the Ohio Fegion. JUST ARRIVED With Old sherries for med Vintage, 1862 0 Ger’s, No. 911 7th street. northwest. Paraso’ all colors, Fenevated equal to new Correx Ligitrntne-Kops, ‘32th street. For Cugar Tre: Berzog’s, 303 9h st. Caear Jon Pris Milaw $2 Evgctasses now $1. ‘Tue New York Puoro Co. Davis’ braneh,) wili e guarantee to mak as 1S made in rist eheerfuily recommend Hunt almost raised the dead. 3 Pennsylvania avenue. AT A Fasnosanie Horer.—. Jaunters who were gormandizsd on breakfast, lw Were all going to die. fethas never known Ie tor eutting. Model, but a square. ‘Work! by which young gitls ¢: aggravated by ill-condition “anywhere out of the world Bates only had sense eno class, weil made garmen’ W. French, 419 12th street. Dow’r Rers Your Eresicur. 3 @2 Pennsylvania _ + “@ITY AND DIS 2 E ished at 2:30 a. m. nry Fletcher was sentenced to six months in Jail by Juige Snell yesterday for stealirg a lot of seating. and housebold goods from the ho Nettie Jackson, colored, on D street, between 12th and 13th streets, Felix Muldoon was fined $105 by Judge Snell for Keeping an unlicensed bar at the corner of 20th and was noted. _ ‘Yesterday afternoon Oficer Barnes found a dead colored female infant on A street, between 21 and @4 streets northeast. The coroner was notified, and gave a certificate of death from unknown causes. Acolored man named Wm. Crawford was sent te the workhouse for thirty days by Judge Snell, ‘this morning, in default of $10 fine for defacing the je Smithsonian park. Mr. C. S. Price, for several years past the popu- Jar head clerk of the Ebbitt House drug store, gevers bis connection with that estzblishment on having purchased Mr. R. K. Hel- "$ branch pharmacy, West. Mr. Price has won for himself hosts ot friends, who wish him success in his new field of | eas - ‘Bstreets. An ap; ‘Denches in reserved for ladies. m2. _ Tae Carrrot Pieascre Cie will give an ex- e Smee to Lower Cedar Point to-morrow on tue ‘y and J. W. Thompson, ‘which will leave the 6th street wharf at $:39 a.m Jane Mosel and return at 10-20 p.m. A Srectat Exevrston to Lower Cedar Point, in _ Bonor of the National Rifles, wilt be given on the . Jane Moseley, next Monday. The boat 2 Jeaye at 9 a.m. and return at 9 p.m. Usion have com- 2 Pletec arrangements for a select excursion to Mar- Hiall next Tuesday. Boats will leave High Street wharf, West Weshington, and the 7th street Waart. Much interest centers in a boat race which ‘Will take place at Marshall Hall in the afternoon. Leary will leave at 6 ursion trip to Nor- e Capes, returning GRORGETOWN CATHOL! STEAMER Gora: this eventing on an e: folk, Fortress Monroe and Us Monday at 6 p.rn. ANACOSTIA fo bee next wing on the ste- Lowrr Cepa ey makes exer except Mondays, ie: 829 a.m. ™ ‘Tue Cape Port Cvs will give an excursion steamer Arrowsmith ivg at 8 am. — The "st to Leonardtown, M Bext Wednesday, | Pavia on thi ‘Bort, leaving the 7U M. apc 3 p.m. ‘THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON makes trips to @rcoquan Falls Sundays, Wednes m og and to Mount Vernon Springs Saturdays. ket Excel- ponies traps to the Great Falls and Cabin n e every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, leaving her wharf at Congress street 3 canal at § ain. AY Exctnsions. —The Lady of the Lake Makes an excursion {rip 40 miles down the river 'y, leaving 6th street whi at 330 — and returning abo 4 we ‘Tax ‘Stak BENEFICIAL Association have tw give an excursion to Lower Poicoa Auost 1ish. ams Grace P. E. Suxpay Scuoct will give an excur- to Glymont next Weanesday on the steamer a which will leave the 7th street wharf at 9am. and 3 p.m, Teturning at 1 p.m. and 9 pm, Frxep ror AssavLtixe an Orricer.—Wm. Craw- colored, Was charged In the Poller Court to- special officer MeCoriick, of Mi Park, WhO stated that when’ he to arrest Uie prisoner in the park yes. 56 one of the benches, he as- bid only hint days HAT Fatrs.—The steai and return every Sund with assault: @ large he could arrest him was by kn: He was fined $19 or his club. ‘The Weather. dy weather, winds, mostly notherly, nearly stationary tempere cure and pres- sure, Weather Balletin. SUNDAY TO BE A PAIR DAY. ‘he ehiet signal officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: The ‘Darometer is highest tn the Ped one — enn J K ountain rezion. Northerly wind Prevait in the 0 ‘Tennessee and the mid- here they are light and have fallen tn all the dis- thyest. The follo efneh of rainfall during the v x Char- ture has e ind else- ary. ‘The following 7 a.m. this ng stations Fair weather is Indic Dr. Ravrensens has returned to 21534 street J. Ii, Kuebling’s,419 Sze that you get Hart’s Insect Powder. nd trav Pennsylvania 7th, above F. pler’s, 453 Pa. ave. = following pi » $1 per doz. above ood work for Ut ity; these prices to con- De LA. Parwen, Westerly, R. 1, say et as the est medicine I ever used for dro) sical diseases. It has Avor Iwrration Ortictaxs. Consult Hempler, party of summer not accustomed to hotel life, . two o'clock din- her, five o’clock dinner, tea and midnigi They thought it their bounden duty to e: Wwouid hold. About two o’clock in the morning there was a frighttul alarm,and they thought Perry Davis’ Pain Ki happily restored tiem to health. ¢lerk of the American House, Lowell, Mass, w that he keeps a supply of Luis valuable remedy for t3 who tnay kappen to be In trouble; and that ‘supper. all they Mr. Buttertield, Wants ladies to learn Moody’s system of dress It 1s periection. It is not a chart or It is the oply system in the n cut and prepare a dress, and make It fit as well as experienced dre: Makers. The price is within the reachof all, Md. Washington, 1211 Pa. ave., general agent. Iv You Want good tce cream, go to Fussell’s. If you don’t want good, go where it is cheaper. 12340. Hose 9c. at Young’s, 736 7th st. CROSS-GRAINED AND Itt-TEMPERED PEOPLE are often more to be pitied than blamed. They are In . Many instances Very nervous persons and are : d and badly fitting Thelr clothes twist around ast pul across the shoulders and choke them and the : table Sleeves get rolled up, until they wish they were | {if owers and every delicacy of the s unfortu- zh to get some first thelr nappiness would Ossibly able to aylor & Hutty’ ‘De increased And their frients be tolerate them. Let them go to and get a suit of well made underwear. ana keep ‘their tempers and not be so desperately disagree- ee rnnaces, Esnrinos; Lace Pixs to match. Texas MockING Brkps and one monkey for sale. Consult Hempler, Amusements To-night. TaeateR Comigue—Variety and Burlesque. ABNER’s SUMMER GaKDEN.—Concert. Datver’s SUMMER GAxpEN.—Speclalty Pertorm- ‘Tue Wasnrxatos Swimuixc ScHooL, New York @venue, between 13th and Mth streets. seats aac Condensed Locals. Strect lamps will be lighted at 9:15 p. m. and ex- se of 426 7th street ——— Amusements, Excursions, &c. PuEaTER Comgue.—A fine variety and burlesque Betformance is given nightly at the Comique su:a- garden. ABYER’s SUMMER GARDEN.—A concert Is given very evening at this delightful resort DRIVER'S GaxDEN.—The summer night enter- tainwents given at Driver's garden are most en- bie. ie fee Wisumorox swnnexa Scnoot. ‘8 open “i tom oc and evening, the hours from 10 a.m. to will give an rr Cedar Point, + Jane Moseh 30 “T.—The st r ing the éth-street whart oct mer Keyport e3 daily excursion trips to this favorite re- reet wharf at 9a.m. and 3 t Sundays, When the boat will leave at — The Potomac Fruit Growers’ Im- provement ‘Company run datly excursiong to Gly t on the steamer Keyport, which leaves at 9 a. ys and Fri- canal THE CITY MARKETS, FLUCTUATIONS IN THE EGG MARKET—THE HIGH PRICES ASKED FOR FRESH MEATS—VEGETABLES AND FRUITS COMING IN FROM THE COUNTRY— OTHER FEATUKES OF THE WEEK. The flour market fs quiet and transactions lignt. The better grades are at rather steadier prices, in sympathy with wheat, and buyers have rather the advantage. Southern flour has a moderate sale, and ts offered at rather easier prices. No new flour has as yet appeared in market here, and but little wheat 1s arriving and the market ts generally quiet. Both corn and oats are rather searce and are in demand. But little change Is anticipated inoid flour, as the demand will remain steady with prices firm. Flour.—Minnesota_patent process, $8.75a$9.00; do., bakers’ b ds, stone; family, patent pro- cess, $7. 2a$7. do., standard brands, $6.25; trade brands, $6a$6.25; extra, $5. fine, $3.50.$3.75; middling, $3.00a$3. rye, 5. 25a$5.50; corn meal, bolted, white, a5 cents; unboited, yellow, a88 cents. Hay ts in demand, with light offerin, Oid hay Js quoted at $184$20 per ton, and new $12a$i5. Old sti $13, and new $104$11 per ton, with offerings also light, Zi Corn—Yellow, 8890. ; white, $1.039$1.05; mixed, 883%. per bushel. Oats, southern, 6a70c. Bran; | Western, $17a18 per ton. Middlings—white, $26a $28 per ton; brown, $24: BUTTER. The wholesale trade fs just about the same as last weel The fine grades. of creamertes are searee, the supply not Keeping pace with the de- | mand. Choice fancy {s worth £92.; do. good, 2a | : ew York fancy tubs, new, 28c.; do. Se.; western 10., 10211¢, | vhat exelted the gals ket has been sou and has dropped dowa from 18420 | “7 cents per doz-n at ale, and a fur | ner decline may be antlel they become stiil more plentiful. Very little ge 18 noted In prices of poultry, | and the demand Is steady,with a fair supply only. | Spring chickens are quoted at 18 to 20 cents per | pound in lots, and old fowis 13414 cents, There 1s | ho game in tle market. IN FRESH MEATS | the wholesale’ market rules high, with a brisk business and firm prices. Not much lower figures may be expected in the article of beet than at | present rates. Choice hindquarters are quoted at | 15a14 cts. ;common de. 10.111; chotce forequarte! 8. Mutton—choice dressed, 94 ay | 10 cts; do.common,7a8 cts. Lambs—cholee dressed, 1112 cents; do. common, 9x10cents. Veal—chio:ce dressed, aii cents; do. common, 7a8 cents. Chotee beeves ‘are reported scarce, but’ iambs are plentt- ful and ¢: ather dull. In cut me ions the trade fs mod- erate with steady Small lots ayatlable are held at fuil prices as quote}. There are some ta- dications ofa future weakness In the market as the southern demand slackens somewhat. B smoked shonklers are wi smoked, 193¢a11: unsmoked, 1314 13e.; dried bi per doz. or VEGETABLES AND FRUM The wholesale and jobbing business in vege- tables and fruits has somewhat slackened since the near-by productions are being brought into the market plentifuily, thereby bringing we Prices down. Potatoes are quoted at $3.50.$4 per bbl. ; toma- al53gc.; do. 1; hams, 15%9.16e.2 lard (ure), Irai8e.; beet tongues, $6.00:$6.50 toes, (home grown) $1a$1.25 per box; do. Norfotks, ‘We. per box; cabbage, $248 per hundred; string beans, $2 per bb! =, $1.50 ymlings, 20125. per doz. 1Walde. per $ Pea berries, 40¢ per basket; rasp! or quart; canteloupes, $201$25' per hundred ies, $2a$2.50 per DbL; watermelons, $251850 per hundred. "The wholeSale prices of lemon: somevwgat easier: lemons arc 5085. per box, and oranges the sam: Much of the sup- piles In both vegetables and fruit now come trom tue country farmers. SS AN ENJOYANLE PARTY was given last evening by the Misses Ella Macartney and Carrie Nairn, the home of the latter No. 1109 Hf street, nort West. ‘The supper table was decorated with beau- SON Was Inusi¢, and punning were ‘arly hour. “Among those resent were the Misses Latick, MISs Wood, Miss awrence, Miss Gault, Miss Nairn, Miss Harvey, s Hulprin, the Misses Hall, and Messrs. Etward, arretts, D. E, Sharretts, Rodgers, Jackson, | leck. Capt, Hall, Fairchild, Hul, Rhodes, Pre- ost, Curtis, Prof. Lawrence, and D.’E. MeEininny. E. Brera was Med in After directing that ts due her brother be paid, she leaves to Mrs. Susan Lane, Mrs. Maria £. Birth, Mrs. Anna M. Kille, Mrs. Mary B. Vandever, and Kate I. Birth, the sum of $100 eadh; to her nephew, Brent L. Baldwin, her bureau, bedstead, and wardrobe. The rest of the estate Is ‘left one-third to her brother and two-thirds to the children of her late niece, as tenants in common. W. W. Birth and B. L. Baldwin are appointed executors. —s PROBATE BvstNess was transacted by Judge Hagner yesterday as follows: In re estate of Geo. N. Hopkins, answer of executor fled: order mak- ing allowance of $30 per month to Bettie Daven- Pod: and giving her use of house. Estate of L. Steuart: ri and Macl fled. Will of : toa to caveat filed. Emma R. Spates appoints guard!an to Helen Ida Brooxbank: bond $200. In re Jas Phillips, guardian to June W. and Fanule A. Phillips; bond filed and approved; order mak- ¢ allowance of $1,060 for support. of each wart Will of Caroline B. Birth, with petition of Wm. Birth for probate and letters testamentary; cit: Uon against heirs retarnable August 4. Estate of Geo, N. Hopkins; order to sel! interest. in burial lots. “David Nicholson, guardian to Saille J. Nich- olson; order of appointment; bond $120. Will of Shas.’ Albert Davis; citation’against_ next of kin erved. Estate of Mary E. Yewell; peti- tof heirs, and order appointing Anna ©. Thompson adimthistratrix; pond $1,400. A number of accounts were approved and passed. ——— Great Repvcrioy.—Singleton & Hooke are mak- ing a special offering for a short time of mattings, Teduced from 50 to 3 cents; also, a Itne of Body: Brussels for $1.25 per yard. ' This is to make room tor new stock. inabundance. Dancing, indulged in until an THE WILL or Caronr the Probate Court yesterda ———— A WasHINGTON Boy RUN Over BY A RAILROAD ‘TRAIN AND KILLep.—Information was received last. evening at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot here that a white boy named Peter Wood, of this city, who had arrived atPoint of Rocks,in company with acolored boy, had attempted to board an bound freight train, and in doing so Wood fell on the track and had on? of his legs cut off. ‘This occurred yesterday morning, and the voy lingered ‘until 1:30 o'clock p.m. vesterday, When he died. He had been living with his mother, in this city, Mra. Wood, widow of the late Barney Wood, who was executed ten years ago for the murder of Mr. Cheeseman, at the 10th street wharf, in this city. The mother telegraphed to the railroad company at Point of Rocks to bury him, as she was not able to do so, stating that she would reimburse the | Offices, The n A Military Mop at Gaithersburg. A hop was given at Summit Hotel, Gaithersburg, ‘Ma., last evening in honor of the officers of the 24 Artillery, now encamped at that point ‘The ball-room at the hotel was tastefully deco- rated with regimental flags and evergreens. The guests were received by the host, Mr. Juan Boyle, who Introduced them to Hon. Montgomery Biatr, the democrat candidate for Congress from the dis- trict. Mr. Biair made a short address appropriate to the occasion. One of the first dances was the “Centennial Lancers,” in which Hon. Montgomery Blair, with Mrs. Thompson, of Washington, danced vis-a-vis to Gen. Ayres and Miss Lizzie Fairfax, of Virginia. Among those present were Gen. Ayres and wite, Col. Langdon, Col. Pennington and wife and Miss Pennington, Capt. Wilson, Capt. Hamilton, Sur- eon Reed,’ Lieut. Schenck and wife, Lieut. and Mrs. Harrison, Lieuts. Crawford, Mitchell, Niles, Grebble, Howell, Scantling, Capt: Ramsay; Lieut. Lemly, ot the navy; Mr& ‘Adams, wife of Capt Adams, of the army; Mrs. Lemly, wife of Capt. Lemly, of the army; Lieut, Cobb, Mr. Harry Cobb, Lieut. Smith, Lieut,’Curtis and wife, Lieut. East man and wife; Mrs. Kellogg, wife of Commander Kellogg, of the navy; Mra, Newcome, Dr. Baker, Mrs. and Misses Maddox, Miss Roseler, Mrs. Dia- mond and Mrs. Hutton, all of Rockville, Md.; MIss Hartman, of Baltimore; Miss Mamie Redfern, Miss Falrfax, ‘of Virginia; Mrs. Roderick and Miss Roderick, of Washington; Mrs. Maguire and daughter and son, of Detroit, Mich., and Messrs. Whiting, Martin,’ Boteler, Maddox, Hedgenan, Masters Harrie and George Ayres ahd Douglass and Wi. Ramsey, Capt, Williains, of the comun's- sary departinent, United States army; Congress- man Frost, Woodbury Blair, Mr, Cooke, of the firm of Cooke & Co., bankers, Washington, and Mr. G. W. Rouzer, of tie Army and Navy Journal, Aspectal train at a late hour, brought the vist- tors back to Washington. Gen. Sherman, who has been visiting at Galth- ersburg for several days, returned to Washington yesterday morning. ere SEE SS The Garland-Addison Tragedy. MISS HATCHETT’S LETTER WHICH LED TO THE FATAL ENCOUNTER. Mis3 Mamie Hatchett, who was the cause of the affray between two young men, Addison and Gariand, at Lunenburg, Va., result- ing in the death of the former, wrote on June 25th, a letter to Garland, in which she states that the report of her having flirted with him had been putin circulation by him. The letter then goes on to characterize Garland as devold of truth, honor and principal, and threatened him with a'public Xposure oi his character and conduct unless he either left the state or ceased talking about the writer. This ietter was first sent to Addison, and by him forwarded to Garland with a note stating that he (Addison) advocated “Miss Hatchett’s cause and held hlinself personally responsible for her words, ee Political Notes, Representative Jorgensen was endorsed last Monday in Mecklenbunz county, Va., by the coalt- tionists, who had assembled In mass meeting to elect delegates to the convention which meets at Burkeville next month. The eleven delegates were also Instructed to vote first and last for the re- nomination of Dr. Jorgensen from fts, the 4th congressional, district. ‘The legislature to be chosen in Georgia this fall will elect a successor to Senator Hill, whose term expires in 1883, Even should he live, of which there does not. seem much hope, Mr. Hili will prob- ably decline to be a candidate for re-election, in which event Goy. Colquitt will probably be chosen, as purbile sentiment geems to favor his election. ne proposed conference at Portland. Me., for an independent republican movement has been postponed tii Monday next, the same day the fantanists have appointed for thelr first grand rally. The young Ind _ soe Sports on Lan@ and Water. TROUBLE ON THE BOSTON RACE COURSE. ‘There was a lively sceme on the Beacon Park race course yesterday in consequence of a decision made by the judgegen a rate in which it was said they bought pools. “Im the@:23 race they gave the third heat to Goldfnder,tstead of Gipsey, and created immense exeitem@nt among the turfmen in consequence. Inthe nest event, which was the 2:88 race, the black mare ‘Nell"and the bay mare Zelda had won two heatse&ch. The former came ina length ahead of Zelda. It was supposed that saa cet meet eae eer Nell, e Ww view of former ‘cupericugee, shouted sarcastic remarks, such a3 “Gtve thesheat to the last horse,” and “Go on with therace.” After nearly half an hour's delay the heat and race were given to Zelda, on the ground that Nell’s driver had forced Zelda to break by the improper use of his whip. This was denied by Nell’s driver, as well as by others who watched the race. Nell’s driver entered rotest against the payment of the purse, which ided by the board of ap) OITY ITEMS. For Summer Excursionists. Nendid stock of medium and c} ice assortment of Traveling Satchels; ‘Silk, Al and Gingha Umbrellas; Biue Flannel Yacht Men’s ” thin Underwear,at reduced : White Tes Percale Soartsne; Linen Coliameise At Lewis’, ‘N.B.—Fresh and Rowing Shirts; 7th st., bet. Tand K nw. Ne a Wasntncton, D. C., December 20, 1881. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, :SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1882-DOUBLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. Yuoe EXCURSION, ° ‘Tickets, 50 cents: Elphonzo ¥: "., & Jobn- | son'n. Win, Ballantyne 3. De Beets Cochrane & st Men’s “Jum! ” $1; Boys’ Toc.) all Other steawe at cose et Boy ——— = ——==—4 ypuratee COMIQUE—SUMMER GARDEN. TUESDAY, JULY 251m, MONDAY, JULY 1%, LUCILLE’S NAC-NAC CLODOCHE DAN- ERS. MISS ALICE JENNINGS, MISS ANNI£ HART. hments in abundance». | F. Gentlemen: I have suffered for several years With Neuralgia indigestion, &. Somethi Tr iron Bitters. Icheerfully recommend it asit has not only done me good, but itis used regularly in as a tonic with most beneficial results, ad F, A. Brrca. Iwas permanently relieved by How Hefres! over a Town's 4y22,; E* feyport street, at 9 a.m. 43 p.m. ; returning Ip.m, and 9 Dem.” Tickets, ‘sO cent balan RSION TO GLYMO: GRACE P. E. SUNDAY SCHOOL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 35 Steamer Ke will leave her wharf, foot of Tth MATINEES TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURB DaY. MATT MORGAN'S PICTURES, ete. HE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, jy22 to the feverish invalid Is Tarrant’ + settzer Apert- ent! Its cooling ‘and anti-inflammatory character Surpasses that Of any other saline. “Sold by all QPECIAL FAMILY EXCURSION ‘New York avenue, between 13th and 14th sts. Water constantly changing and kept at temperature of 8010 88 derrton Hours: Gentlemen, 7 to 9a.m. and 2:30 to 10 pamg Ladies, 10a.m. to 1d m. Guaranteed instruction in Swimming, $5. Jy11-3m. BNER’S SUMMER GARDEN, 8 BOM are hermecn Teh ana Sth streets, TO LOWER CEDAR POINT ‘Under the auspices of the LONE STAR BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION, OTHER TURF NOTES. druggists. MONDAY, A’ u CONCERT EVERY EVENING At the Sandown park (England) races yesterday —_- —__ UGUST lére, 1883, ek re fe race for the moyal stakes (vandicap), distance | | Deserving afticios are aimayaapprectated. Tho | faiePne seenes Jens Mosler. utters wine, | ___ FIFTEEN SELUCTED MUSICIANS. one mile, was won by Mr. Walton’s aged brown | exceptional cleanliness of Parker's Hair Balsam | children between 8 aud a years, 3 cents,” DE vers UMMER NIGHT ENTERTAIN: horse Sutler. The second place was secured by | makes it popular. Gray hairs are impossible with ropa foraaio at, St, Maro, Hotel, Louie Wetenit MENT. Mr. R. Peck’s six-year old Friar Rush, and the | its occasional use. DIES Se Sn ee ee ee — third plice by Mr. Sylvester’s four-year old bay colt Subduer. Four ran, ‘The betting, just before the race, was 13 to 8 against Sutler. At the Cilcago trotting races yesterday the race for stallions, class, was won by Fred. Doug- lass in 2:20%, 2:23, and 2:214. The 2:17 class race hy won by Edwin Thorne in 2:163g, 2:20, and ‘The Flower of Kildare, Lord Edward, Ballast, Ida B., and Jim Vandervar were the winners in the Brighton Beach races yesterday. The fourth race at Saratoga yesterday, three- quarters of 2 mile, was won by Bancroft in 1:16. ‘The managers Of the Charter Oak park, Hart- ford, Conn., have dectded to add, for the August meeting, a special purse of $2,009, divided, free for all stallions, except Santa Claus. The race Is to be trotted on Thursday, August 31st, and the en- tries will close on Monday, July 24th, at 11 p.m. The ee of some fast stallions are already as- sured. All ladies know their faces are more attractive when free from pimples. Parker’s Ginger Tonic because it banishes im- purities from blood and'skin and makes the face 1s popular among t! When Ladies Are Attractive. em, glow and the eye sparkle with health. A warrantee certitl each one sold. Sale: for all the purposes of 4 purzative, for Constina- pation, Indigestion, Heartache ahd Liver Com- plaint.’ By universal accord, they are the best of all purgatives for famii The grape crop of A. Speers vineyards in New | CAPITOL PLEASURE CLUB, ON- SUNDAY, Jersey last year was doubie that of any previous- . year. His vineyards in New Jersey have so in The Fowler Spring cate for flv attress. Take Ayer’s Pills us Communion Wine ears issued with ‘coms 1105 7th street n.w. 3 | Chi and 3 p. mn. re the exclusive right of the pavilion and dining-room. GECoND SELECT EXCURSION TO LOWER THE BIJOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHINGTON. SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. XCURSION TO GLYMONT Under the auspices of the FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION, On the large and commodious steamer Keyport, —Anentire New Company this week in arent bil. 308 TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1882, Do, 626, ON EXHIBITION No, 626 Under the ausyioes of ¥ t AND SALE aT. } ¥ NINTH -STREET M. P. SUNDAY 8CHOO! Street. MARKEITER*s, Street. ‘Tickets, 50 cents. Stesmer will leave wharf at Ko. €26 F etreet northwest, one door from 7th street, ‘A band will be in attendance. W — "Ch ve | Choice Oil Paintings, Pngravings, Chromes, et, asp large and Choice Stock ol Paperkanings, Picture. ren under 12 years, aif price. sve Frames, Picture Cord and Tarscle, Rinee Nally, cess = ——— — ————— | Markriter’s. Terms ree ArtGailory. " otf CEDAR POINT, = DRY GOODs. PABasois AND SUN UMBRELLAS. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE TER & SON: W. M. SHT We THIS DAY reduced the Prices on all ASE BALL, FTC. creased cach year that he has been enabled to| The palace steamers, JANE, MOSELEY and J. W. mi 6 ches MBE 8 Base ball yesterday—At Washington—Post Office | keep a stock five to six years ahead. None of his | THOMPSON, will leare wharf foot of 6thstrect at 8. PARASOLS AND SI UMBRELLAS. department ntne, 23; Interior department nine, 6. | Port is sold less than four years cld. It has be- | & m., retaruirg at 10 30 p.m. Ample ce peg oe It is their intention to ell every one this season, and Bashfuls, 36; Printing Once nine, 8. At Philudel- | come a popular wine among the best physicians | Hous for all. No jmprover characters allowed on boat. Great Bargains are being offered. phia— Athletics 8, St. Louls3; Bostons 4, Philadel- | in New York, and ts largely used for comimnunton | dione? schathivts ecto of Mosh apitolandHst;| REAL PONGEE PARASOLS phias 1. At New York—Metropolitans 6; Provi- | purposes and for weak and aged persons. For | Nourse & Cor gthand Eaten toreet: brewed PAL NGE ' , dences 5. At Detroit—Detroits 6; Buffaloes 2, At | sale by Druggisrs and Groce! % west; Scheller & Stevens, under At $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4.50, Chicago—Chicago 6; Clevelands1, At Pittsburg— Cinctanatis 2; Alieyhenys 0, At Baltimore—Louis- ville 9: Baltimore 1, ‘The Germantown cricket club defeated the Sta- ten Island club at Philadelphia yesterday by the following score: Germantown, first Inning, 148; Staten Island, first Inning, cond, 46, ‘Thos. F. Lynch and Capt. Jas iy, the Irish- American champion all-round athletes, have chal- lenged Duncan C. Ross, of Louisville, Ky., and Donald Dinnie, of Scotland, to 2 grand interna- tional all-round contest for $1,000 # side and the champlonship of the world. Tn the shooting at Winbledon yesterday Gods- all, of the English team, won the Army Rifle Asso- clation cup. INSURANCE Orricens AxnesTED.—Hon. J. B. Hall, member of the Ohio legislature trom’ Hamil- ton county and president of the Home Insurance company, Columbus, and H. N. Henderson, secre- tary, were arrested at Columbus Thuraday charged with perjury, and released on bail in the sum of $2,000 each. "The affidavit was made by the state Superintendent of insurance, to whom a sworn statement of the condition of the company was made last January, when the assets were placed at $250,000. An investigation shcws the assests to be enly $1C0,0C0 and the Mabilities $350,000. Egyptian Declaration of War. _ COMMANDER OF THE BRITISH .LAND FORCES—THE WATER FAMINE IN ALEXANDRIA—ARABI'S POSI- TION—II3 OFFICERS DESENTING TO THR KHEDIVE. The London Times says no actual appointment to the command of the Egyptian expedition has been made, but it is well understood that General Sir Garnet Wolscley will command it, and Sir John M. Adze chief of staff. Col. Brackenbury, late di- rector of the Irish criminal Investigation depart- ment, has been offered the appointment of mili- tary Secretary to Gen. Sir Garnet. Wolseley. ‘The London Times has the following: Alexan- ari, July 21.—Arabl’s camp fs visible from a tower of a house at Ramleh. His position on a narrow strip of land, flinked by two lakes, ig-very strong., Thirty-six Europeans have been massacred there by order of Arabi, The London News has the following dispatch: Alexandria, July 21.—The position in regard Co the water supply 13 becoming alarming. There has been asensible fall of ths Mahmoudieh canal of two inches. Gen. Allson contemplates an expedi- ton to remove the obstructions placed in the canal by Arabi Pacha, Only 400 Britsh troops are stationed outside the walls of Alexandria. ‘The notables at a meeting in Cairo have adopted a resolution declaring that the Khedive,having vio- lated the constitution, is a traitor,and have deposed him. ‘They have also 3sued a proclamation de- claring war with England and su:nmoning alt cood mostems to fight against her. There is with Arabi! Wiss adventurer nathed ¥inet.- #0 is:no- at he has done more than ny body else to bring about the recentdisasters. When caught he will be deait with summarily. A few days beiore the bombardment he was ejected from the French consulate 28 aspy. Pressure is being put on the Khedtve to procliim Arabi Pacha a rebel. A dispatch to the News fron Constantinople re- ports that all the European officers who have been serving with Arabi Pacha have deserted to the Khedive, —————— MORE FOREIGN MINEKS AT CUMBERLAND.—The third installment of foreign miners, about fifty in number, mostly G for tie Consolidation coal company, arrived Camberiand, Md, yes. terday, and Were uccompanitd to Eckiart by a4 ice ‘escort of fiiteen men. On their arrival at Khart seven of them refused to remain, saying that they were Ignorantor the fact that they were toreplace the strikers They were subsequently sent back. Tere was no demonstration at Eck- hart, and all remains quiet throughout the region. Soreeee gous A Disnonest Mat Drtyer.—William Brown, colored, the mail driver on the route between Bed ford springs, and New London postofiics, Bedford county, Va., has been arrested by William ‘1. Henderson and W. B. Smiih,post ofilce inspectors, for stealing a registered letter irom the mail pouch between Bell's and Loving creek post- ail carrier discovered that thé post- master had fatled to lock the pouch, and he drove to a qutet part of the woods, took out the register and stole the money. ‘Then he threw the register and letter into Loving creek, where they were afterwards found by the special agents. Brown made a full confession, and was comiunitted, in de- fault of $1,000 bail, by United States Commis- stoner Case. Word has been received at Torento from Ottawa, Temitting part of the sentence against School Teacher Chute,who made tmproper propos us to a female pupll. He was ordered to receive forty ashe: nty of which he got and the balance company When she was able. —_ BUILDING Peruire issued by Inspector Entwisle: Henry R. Miles, erect a two-story dwelling, Q, be- tween 16th and 17th sts. n.w.; $2,500. S. D. Mer- chant and F. F. Farrar, erect three two-story dwellings, 2d, between Pennsylvania avenue and Gth sts. s.e.; $8,000. Chas. Godfrey, repair brick cor- ner 13th and E sts. n.w. ; $500. EE Se Mvsic aT THE Ware Hovse Grovnps.—The fol- lowing is the program of the music to be played at the White House grounds by the Marine band this afternoon, if 1t does not ral: ‘March—“Nibelun- gen,” Wagner; 2 Selection—“Madame Favart,” ffenba 3. Garotte—“Moderne,” Tours; 4 Waltz—“Paroles d’Amour,” Sousi;’ 5 Duet, for two cornets—“Swiss Boy,” by Messrs. Jaeger and Petrolia, Bent; 6. Romance—“Alla Stella Confl- ce Robaude; 7. “La Belle Helene,” Offen- c ———— es A. VIRGINIA OFFICE-SEFKER IN TROUBLE.—A genteelly-dressed, In.telligent-looking young man, 4 stranger, about’ 3) years old, named Joseph Beekman, Was in Judge Snell’s dock this morning charged with being a suspicious person. Jaines Leonard, the driver of the “Jail van, told the court that about twelve o'clock last night he found the prisoner concealed tn his (witness) house, No. 319 43g street, near City Hall, ana drew his pistol and covered him with ft, when he begged witness not toshoot him. On the way to the station house he said he was a Virginian, and came here to get anoffice. ‘The prisoner Sald he was drunk and didn’t even know where he was last night. The court asked him if he knew anybody here, and he replied that Senator Mahone knew iils fanitly, The court told him that unless some of his friend® came in and readjusted the senteace by giving bonds for him he would have to be commitied to the worknouse for 30 days. ise AS The earthquake on Wednesday was more severe In many places than In the City of Mext especially to the south. In Ignla the chureh ts in ruins, and in Yautepee the church fell, killing four persons. Las! LAWNS! BLACK AND BROWN FIGURES, BLACK AND BROWN STRIPES, 5 CENTS: LAWNS! LAWNS! TINTED reat ad BLUE, PINK. ECRU, ro CBNDER Fre... par £ic., aay: 8 CENTS, 8 CENTS: SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS! MADRAS GINGHAMS LATEST STYLES, 3 YQLORs TO MATCH, ar ie Peery yy 'TERPARES, DRESS I TELL MY DREAM. en It was the dream of the old alchemists to transmute base metals into gold. I have had a dearer dream than that: To lay at humanity's feet that far more alluring riches, health, which is after all the only wealth worth the battle. .Noman has looked on more suffering or felt greater com- Passion for those in sffliction than I. Un- seen of men I have watched them on the ocean when the waves ran high and threaten- ingly, and felt or rather seen the ebb and flow of their strugules for life. I have stood miently by them in the counting-house, and seen thé red blood go tingling to their very finzer-tips at my healing touch. I have kept Pace witn them in the busy streets. I haye lain down by them under summer country boughs, and watched |! the tide of life rise high within them for contact with me. Ihave trodden hospital wards, aud seen the pale emaciation of disease slink away at my coming; and so, through gain and loss, through glory and diszrece, through every possible human phase I have walked and worked. Ido not pretend to explain this healinz gift that has descended on me, but the world is fu!l of its ‘happiest results, which speak a language more eloquent than anyIcancommand. Askand yeshall always find me ready to go to your succor. it SANFORD'S GINGER. PE og EL Phas. ‘It ts the conctrrent testimony of the public and-the medical profession that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters isa medicine which achieves rerults speedily felt, thorough and benign. Beride rectifying liver disorder, if in- ‘vigorstes the feeble, conquers kidney and bladde rcom- (GRACES I will now state that Imadem miraculous cure of one of the worst cases of sin disekee known. ‘The patient isa man forty years old: had sutfere! fifteen sears. ves, acalp and nearly his whole body presented frichtful appearance. ad had the a.tertion of twelve different physicians, who preseribed the best remedies known to the profession, suck as iodide potass! lithate, sarsapariila, etc. 1 treatment, with but lit lief. tomse tlre CUTICURA RESOLVENT internally and the CuriauRa ama CUTICURA SOAP ex- prevailed upon hi ter sails He did so, and was completely cured. ‘The skin on his head, face and many Other parts of his body, which presented-emost loatheou+ appearance, is now as soft and smooth as an infant's, with no ecar ortrace of thed xease deft behind. He has now been cured twelve mouths. PO "'¥. H. BROWN, Esq., Barnwell, 8. C. SCROFULA BORE. Fev. Dr. ——., in detai'ing his experience with the CuTicuRa Reseptres, said that th Tivine Provi- dence one of his parishioners was cured of ascro ulous which was slowly draininc away his life, by the cUnA RESOLVENT futernally and Curicuwa and Cuticuna Soap extecnaily. ‘ihe poison that had fei the disease was compietely driven out. ECZEMA. Sixteen months since #n eruption broke out on m; Jeg and both feet, which turned out to be Eczema, ant caused me sreat pain and annoyance. I tried various remedies with no good results, until I used the Curr- cura RESOLVEN® internally and Curicura and Cuzr- CURA Soar externally, whic’ entirely cured me, so that my skin is as smooth and natural as eve: ‘LEN. M. FRAILLY, 64 South st., Baitimore, CUTICURA. ‘The Cuticura treatment for the cure of Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases consists in the internal use of Curi- CURA KesoLvent, the new Blood Purifier, and the ex- ternal use of Curicuna and Cuticuna Soap, the Great Skin Cure: fee -of Curic simall boxes, 50c. : large boxes, $1. URA KESOLVENT, $1 per bottle. CuTIOURs Soap 25c. ; CUTICURA SHAVING Soap, 15¢. Depot, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass. it THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN’S PLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR TOILET, BATH, HANDKERCHIEF. sstpown THEY GO!” “COST NOT CONSIDERED.” “TOO MANY ON HAND.” THE PRICES MUST SELL THEM. BLACK ALPACA COATS. LOT LL, PRICE $4.00... LOT QQ. PRICE 2.50... LOT PP, PRICE 3,50... LOT KK, PRICE 8.00.... LOT NN, PRICE_5.00. LOT MM, PRICE 6,00 +++ NOW $2.50 WE THINK WE CAN ¥IT ANY SIZE MAN IN THE ABOVE LOT, BUT REMEMBER GOODS AT THESE PRICES MOVE RAFIDLY, AND IF YOU DELAY PURCHASING THE SIZE. YOO WANT MAY BE SOLD. OUR ODDS AND ENDS OF PANTS THAT WERE $5.00, $4.50 AND $4.00: COME AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE AT $3.00, THE ODDS AND ENDS OF WHITE VESTS HAVE BEEN REDUCED ABOUT ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE. ath IN OUR REGULAR STOCK WE HAVE MADE A GENERAL REDUCTION OF ABOUT TWENTY PER CENT. ‘THESE REDUOTIONS ARE FROM PRIQES THAT ARE AT ALL TIMES THE LOWEST. at Bright’s Disease, Diabetes, or any disease of the kidneys, liver or urinary organs, as Hop Bitters will certainly “and lastingly cure you, and it 13 the only Don’t be Alarmed thing that will, A Woman Who is Weak, ave, northwest, and ai the boat on the morning of the excursion. 3y20-3t" y's, corner Peun. ave. and 34 st. Herrity’s Cigar Store, 133 Penn. Just the thing fora Mid-suramor Parasol. The pricog are less than cost at wholesale, and the Goods . first-class in every respect. nervous and siccpless, and who has cold hands and feet, eannot fecl and act Ike a well person, Carter's Iron Pills equalize the circulation, remove nervousness and give str is a nervous, exhausted feeling: no energ: tion; In generative organs occasioned by excesses; men- tal overwork, or indiscretions, A positive intalll- able remedy’ for all these troubles 1s found in Allen’s Brain Food, which tones up the system, arrests all involuntary discharges, removes men= tal glcom and despondency, and restores wonder- ful power to the weakened organs. Sold by all drugglsts, $1 package, 6 for $5, of sent free by mail on receipt of First ayenue, gth and rest. Nervous Debi fey depressed, irritable state of mind; a confused head; weak memory: loss of price, trom Atten’s Prana ;O antma~ ¥. STorr & CROMWELL, Agents, weak, power Scan EXCURSION 6th street, at 9a.m. promptly, ‘Tickets, 50 cents. For sale at St. wharf. CHOICE GOODS IN EVFRY DEPARTMENT HAVE ‘been marked down, in order to th Previous to taking inventory ial attention i# called to our Lance Line of BON- N ILACK SILKS. As theseare the best Goods in the Market, and will be much used tm the Pall at bigber prices, we offer a rare opportunity to purchasers. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 527 ONE PRICE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. AT Cost! “aT cost!” To LOWER CEDAR POINT, Given in honor of THE NATIONAL RIFLES, MONDAY, JULY 24, 1882. Steamer JANE MOSELEY will leave wharf foot of Feturning by 9 pm. Hotel and st the 1520-3 CY, 815, McKinney, of the Potomac Boat Club and ‘We have marked down all LINEN LAWNS to 18 AN LINEN LAWNS to 25c., worth 374¢. sone Best CANTON GINGHAMS reduced to Ie. A splendid line of GRENADINES cf moet desirable styles reduced to coet. — WO BOATS—THREE TRIPS. FIRST GRAND SELECT EXCURSION OF THE GEORGETOWN CATHOLIC UNION ‘There will be a Grand ‘Race between Mr, W. £ rR. 480 Pennsylvania avenue. fake pincs inunediateiy ga the arrival of thea selock RED DRESS GOODS at cost. pI immer on V oN $1,000 Rewara eae fees ie Sees | ees ome bin, own Geen Staph WHITE GOODS. Splendidstock. Low prices. For any casa of tina, bleeding, itching, ulcerated, | 'T. V. Arrowsinith leaves Teheetreet wart or protrading Piles that Deblngs Vile Memeay | im. returnines teaver Marshall fall at 3790 fails to cure. Prepared by J. P. Miller, Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None génuine with- ‘out his signature. Sold by druggists. bottle.- mW Decline of Man. Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex- ‘ual Debility, cured by “Wells’ Health Renewer.” $1. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. 8 It relieves thi M.D. 915 o18-e0 Forty Years? Exverience of an Old Nurse. ‘Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup fs the prescription Of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and las been used for forty years with never-failin mothers for their children. It relieve es from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, griping in the bowels and wird colle, By giving health to the child it rests the mother. Price 2 cents a success by millions of m and the last boat in time for cars. children under 12 years, half price HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. Large stock. reduced pros. ” aa! ie child GOLDEN RULE LODGE, No, 21, 1.0.0.F.. on its anniverssry, JULY 26tn, 1882, steamer W. W. Corcoran. Dancing. Music by Scnroder's orchestra, m., # Soak at ism. on ite reeciar top ond até, at 103.m. on a and return at 4, or. on the last trip of the boat, which street wharf not later than 11:30 p.in. All FANCY PARASOLS at cont. We are compelled to sell goods cheap to prepare for removal to oUF new store, now buildiug for um, afew doors west of our present location. “ONE PRICE ONLY." TRUNNEL & CLARK. 803 MARKET SPACE. give A MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO MARSHALL HALL Tickets, 50 cents. to be had of the members of the and at the ‘The steamer will leaye 7th street wharf at 6 o'clock p. at Marshall Hall price), take the Sy15 WHITE GOODS. Patties desiring to spend the ickets, (children will arrive at the 7th Jy20-eo3t* Bright’s Disease of the Kidneys, Di- No danger from these diseases if you use Hop Bitters; besides, being the best family medicine abetes. ever made, Trust no other. Fresh. and delivered in 3g-ib. “Ward” Also, cottage cheese, te. per qt. Cream, “Alderney Dairy W ns”? Alderney Butter, churnc ‘butterm! tbc. pint. every morning rints, 40c. per 1b. and sweet milk, in Washincon 6:30 HED BROWNJONES. by Rev. ARTHUR BROWN, of PHINE M. JONES, of this city. BROWXE—TURNER. At St. Andrew's church, Richmond, Staten Island, N. ¥.. July 19, 1882, by the kev. Thomas 8. MARRIED. Fither Ducey, ‘airtield, Conn., to 'No cards, Yocom, RY and BROWN Lours York. CARROLL. On Wednesd: .n-¢ Mrx, CHARLOTTE ee DIED. RES te in the sixty third year of her axe Funeral wil o'clock. vited. REI: c.M. Funeral f take p Relatives and friends Sed fourteen months, daughter of W. ign. 5 p.m. SHOEMAKER. At the residence of Mr. David Shos- maker, in ‘Tenna lytown, CHRISTOPHER D. "BHOEMAKER, ‘on, the aged years. ‘His remains will be buries near his relatives, at 9 a.m, SMOOT. On July WILBER COWLING, Emma J. Smoot, az days. “Suffer little ctifldren to come unto me, for kit Amen, Reiatives and fri-ndsare_ res} ten ibis funeral from 1939 Ninth street northwest ingdom of Heaven. In New York, on July 18, 1 tor of St. Leos church, D.D., Gen. WILLL iB ELIZABETH, dauxht-r of Col. D. 8. Turner, of the city of y. July 19, 1882, at 5:40 ROLL, necacoed this lace from her late residence, No. 406 D street southeast, Sunday, July 23d, at three are respectfully in- [Atexandria and New York papers please copy.] * XEISS. On July 22d, 1842, LILIAN HELENE her grandfather's residence, Chas. A. Stewart, Columbia road, Mt. Pleasant, To-morrow, at ist of July, 1882, ‘a at that place to-morrow, tfully invited to at- hurch, JOSE- eeu NIGHT EXCURSION TO. and returning. GALT WATER BATHING! children between the a ‘Tickets may be obtained of members of at the boat on morning of excursion. INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAWNS, NAINSOOKS, POLKA DOT SWISSES, EMBROIDERED MUSLINS, LACE CHECKS AND STRIPES, ORFOLK, FOKTRE: S MONROE AND THE C: se irs popwar steamer — GEORGE LEARY, From 7th street wharf, SATURDAY, JULY 22p, AT 6 P. M. Retnrning, leave Norfolk at 4p. m. Sunday. Arrive a. m. Monday. Erof, Cook's Brass Band acconipanies the excursion. ‘Steamer stops at Piney Point ani ieee oi jy! BOATING! FISHING!!! FAMILY ION, under the auarices of a F. and A. M., ‘ON ote ets ee ee ‘TO LOWER CEDAR POINT, TUESDAY, July 28, 1882. Boat leaves 6th-st. wharf at 8.30 a.m. "Tickets 50c. ; 3 years half price. of neo the lodye and Sy19-5t TYLER & CHEWNING, 310 918 TrH STREET NORTHWEST. ov IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, FIGURED E. and ‘twenty 224, 1£82, at 5:15 ‘clock a. m., youngest son of Hobart A. and | #22. earn fed thres inonths and nineteen | Ci'the boat or at Moores Hotel, such is LL, ovF2 CEDAR POINT! cursions to this pop 6th street DAILY. except Mond management reserve the right to. ‘ boat und return money for rame, Positively no im- proper characters allowed on bost or grounds. cents; Children, 25 cents. For further infi and other orxanizatjons. HH FOR LEONARDTOWN! to LEONARDTOWN, 26, 1882. FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, (WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND.) SELECT DAILY FAMILY EXCURSIONS. ‘The palace steamer JANE MOSELEY will make Ex- ‘optlar resort, leaving wharf foot of it 8:30a.m. The up any tickets at FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS. The: tof I, ‘in Ws wits all igen Tawa ony Sacre Namminston. Pur Colored Silks, navy Dive, dark green and other cole some Black Brocade Silks reduced from $1.50 togi. Black Pilks, immense assortment, 50, 62, 75, 87 clams OA Stimctearn eka a am ny a oa ve for eu 5, 20, Bleached Table fll Ithen, 50. Dinner Napkins, all linen, 75e. dozen. Black Cashmere Shaws, ure wool, $2 t0 $10. Staterooms reserved for families. «. Fishing, Dancing on waxed floor, ore Dinner.” Music by Prof. Pis- ring Band. Ticketa (round trip), 50 formation t St. Marc Hotel. Special arrangements made with, ey clubs, jyis-im Select Excursion of the CHAPEL POINT CLUB MD., on WEDNESDAY, July Bagg ti te tee ol wharf at8 eta, limi - Brass and Dancing on the boat. Dinner ean be had ust, pure wool, (in pink, )25e. Colored Cashmeres, in pink and light blue, 50c. ‘SUk and Wool ‘Biack Grenadine reduced to $1. Black and White Striped Silks, 0c. ‘Nun's Veiling, (biack, ) all pure wool, 25e. CARTER'S, Secure your tickets from any of the following com- BS chitin SPM Pee ee | oe TUL MARKET space. jy UNDERTAKERS. ‘OSEPH GAWLEL, JES ERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, BY avenue northwest. ‘Terms moderate &nd everything first-class, ‘Telephone connection. ml4 Pennsylvania com R. WRIGHT, 1837 TenTH Staexr Nokrawesr. Telephone Connection. UNDERTAKER, aio Arent BURGDORY, 0. as 316 Pennsylvania avenue north sy lvania a’ ros west, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, ‘between 3dan4 A river. Boating, Fishing, Croquet, Shooting Gallery, Archery, Prof. EVERY DAY, THE PALACE STEA\ UANTICO- PAVILION. GRAND EXCURSION RESORT. DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING. AUCTION SALES. —— BROS., Auctioneers. iE AND POSITIVE SALE OF THE EN’ STOCK CONTAINED IN STORE 910 SEVEN’ STREET, BETWEEN I AND K_ ST! SHADES), BLACK AND Ornen CASHMEK juoits, Ke., Re. TAIMENSE DANCING PAVILLION. Cook's Brasa an: i MER KEYPORT, DRESS GUC AWNS, BUNTINGS, DO! ‘Tth- id 3:00 p.m. ERC ara Pack | EMmP KAR age MAMAN Te Round trip tickets, $0 cents. Children, 35 cents, Greatly reduced rates to churches, societies and others. rrangements can be made to stop at any point on, the iy" se GLOV! LACES, INSERTING, EDGINGS, LACE CURTAINS, SILK FRI NGES, VELVETS, Janl9 “ATTORNEYS. wW.* RTTORNEY-AT-DAW, Building, 60, Corcoran Practices in all the Courts. yes TOIOMAT FRUIP GROWERS IMPROVE- PLUSI PIANO COVERS. MENT OF HOSIERY, LADIES' AND GENTS? HANDKERCHIEFS. | LADIES’ AND GENTS* UNDERWEAR, NANSOOK CORSETS, RIBBON! ENT COMPANY NAPKINS, BED TICKING, CLOAKS, SKIB' Saat what Sous VERE TAS RaNChWeee Othe Saraine louve Gigmont at HAMS, ‘WOOLEN GOODS: ken &e. "AT AUG. round-trip—50 ‘cents; children under TION. Greatly reduced rates ‘to sccicties and clu} tained of the Treasurer, sylvapia ayenue northwest. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY TWENTY- SIXTH, commencing AT TEN O'CLOCK, and coutin- ing each day at same hour until the entire «tock in die Sieatention of the trade and private buyers is called. J. Orville Johnson, ‘Dz. 8. A. H. McKIM, President. Da. E. P. HOWLA! = AS USUAL WE ARE THE FIRST TO REDUCE Gangrene atrect and Can: WHITE PINE INCH SECONDS DRESSED OUR INCH SECONDS ARE AS GOOD AS MOST OTHER YARD SELECTS, AND MAY BE BET- ‘TER CALLED WHITE PINE CLEAR LUMBER, ‘DRESSED TWO SIDES, FOR # PER ONE HUN- m3 N, 2 sien . Attorney-st-Law, 2 La ama gee uv BI RRR Ey BE Ee i Ee tut “ol MRM Eos tee ES A BIG TUMBLE IN WHITE PINE LUMBER. PRIGS. @) SIDES, $40 PER THOUSAND. 8 F: _~ ‘WILLET & LIBBEY, (COR. 6TH AND NEW YORK AVENUR 4y10 O°ccoguan FALLS dy AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. (For Other Auctions See Seventh Page.1 STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, ~ Tea ‘Music on all trips ex: Sun Noobjectionsble partice io. on the boat. jyl E. 8, RANDALL, Proprietor. Market, or G. W. W! eee bes pRipant p se oRT, eames ENON WaT ces treet and Canal at SOwiock Str round trip. be chartered Tuesday, and .. For information inquire at 2 9th AOhaihae fire Sa RAY Gunpay EXCURSIONS. LADY OF THE LAKE make trip of 40 miles down the Potomac River ev- 30 pim.. Heturning about Sodeak. "No liquors sold on Bost, Fare, 0c. ; Children half price, 3e24-2m_ P. ICK’S ICE CREAM, WARRANTED PURE aol tere a See }*_€a7Telephonic connection. Fo THE SUMMER 2 ALMER'S ax ’ AMERICAN . GINGER ALE. Botail Price One Dollar ($1) Per Dosen, ‘For Sale by Dealers and by the Manufacturer. Se ee: AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, cs 124 TWENTY-NINTH STREET, a oJ OHNSON BROTHERS, ‘WHOLESALE 4XD RETAIL DEALERS IS COAL AND Woop,