Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1882, Page 3

AUCTION SALES THIN AFTERNGON. STORY, FRAM PTORY SALE a ON HSTE AR FOUR TH 8 T NOKTHEA On TUESDAY AFPTYRNOON, JULY TWENTY. Fir SIX O'CLOCK, w front of pret ARE NOR NE LOT Four IN s¢ 1 OF SQUARE 0: TY-NISE, th etrert enet, f haf of two-#te jumbie Kailroad “1 ne DUSCANSON BR. S ‘Auc TO-MORKOW. ) LARGE AND POSITIVE SAL STOCK OF _P ; D COLORED SELES, SATINS LACK AND © GOODS, quare No, 4 back to the ¢ On THUESDA atSiX CCLOCK JUL M ry ton Brick Ma- car JULY TWENTY- | DAY MONI Jyl9-d&ds Surviving Trust neine AT TEN O'CLOCK, and coutin- | 7 ae Sree seine hour until the entire stock i dis- | (IAN Ce id tap he Paar Sa ares | C Z EEE h t ; | day of Octot Xo. 86 AUCTION SALES. GUILD, Auetidneer. ING, commencing at TEN street_nerthweat, the aud Provision store. A. GUILD, Auct. £07 7 t No. A Fixtures of a Grocery powitive, nel rpuOMas DOWLING, “Auctio1 TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE o- D AND UMIMPROVED PROPERTY AT $HEWOOD, D. C., ON THE EAST SIDE OP SEVENTU-STEEET ROAD, AND IMME- DIATELY OPPOSITE THE BRIGHT WUOD HO- By virtue of 2 deed of trust bearing date the let, er. 1877, and duly reeorded in Liber 7, otie of the sand Records for the mbia, and by direct on of the party se- | ¢ eared. 2 the undercined Trustee will sei on | } | SATURDAY, JULY TWENTY-NINTH, 1852, on the 3, &t'FIVE O'CLOCK, the following-deecribed vty, viz: All thoee cerfain pieces or parcels cf vat liuaie and lying in the eouty and District of a, and being kaown and described as '¢ Bubdiy. ‘part of Peter's Mill Seat, », double frame dwelling, with | Di m of SUMMER RESORTS. THE EVENING STAR. THE POPULAR, WATERING PLAC: CAPE MAY, Is reacted by the WEST seASEY RAILROAD, In Two Hours from Philadsiphis. Fast Fxpress Trains, with Parlor Cars attached, are "For through t ion apply a fo Penney ic ows: ‘Northeast corner FRANK THOMSO! Union. Tranafer Tun during the season at convenient hours, and pas- gengers will find on thelr arrival at the new Broad Station, Philadelphia, nes Horse Cars ready to transfer direct to the station of West Jersey Railroad, at the foot ets, bagware Street ‘and the informa- 1sth street and of, Market street. checks, and f ania avenue; station Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, corner 6th and B strects; 619 Peunsyivania avenue; '1351 Pennsylvania ayenue. J.B. WOOD, General Manager. General Paszenger Agent. Je6-tauld we h fruit trees and shrubbery. All that f Lot numbered one (1), not included in McChes- ey's subdivision of Peter's ‘Mill S improved by a xe barn, with stabling for eicht And all of Lots marked and let:e F, G, H, LJ, Kand L, in MeChesney's subdivision of ‘part of lot numbered courding to Butt's subdivision of part of Pe- Seat. ‘The above lots are unimproved. * wood is rapidly improving, and is considered et desirabie suburban property around Wash- It has a commanding view of the city and sur- and is one of the most healthy loca- rdcash; the balance at six, twelve, {twenty-four ‘months, with notes bearing malil paid, and secured bya deed of trust on e ty soid. All conveyancing at purchaser's »osit of $100 will be required at the time of terms Of sule are not complied with in ten the day of sale the Trustee reserves the right he property at the risk and cost, of the de- barchescr, after flve days’ advertisement in Te- faulting Eveniny és of the property can be seen or Auctioneer. JV at the office of the ¥ HUYCK, D FOURTH rON CITY, D. quity Caw Howell at pr on SATU YE wi ¥ place of begin- PER, Part of Lot tthe ortheast ; thence > foot to the pisee of begin~ 1 lot rons back to. an alley, and the first is im- wad By a two brick, and the last eatwe li fourth cash, and balance in equal _pay- Ive and sihteen months, with inter Hl cash if desired. A | ‘sale of each lot, and con- | Carrying the U. recularly every WED sterdam ci days, Chape HE SHORE COTTAGES, NEWPORT, 8.1. few, elewant; s24-1m Ks Sailing, Fishing. iRS. M.S. FLAG GG, Lessee. ill open for recep BLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS ption of guests JUNE, ith. For terms, civeniars, &e.. address mae sean MENGEL, Mengei House, 15-2m' Newville, Cumberland JPOTEL ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Opens for the season of 1882 Sai GEO. L. JACUBY, ‘LEN’ ips of this Line, ERD. z. eae pany's Pier, foo x street, Jers alternate Firet H. CAZAL General Agent, 2' ‘For paseace apply to W. G. STEAMER “MATTA: rf every SUND. + at seven G'clock a.m. pping at landings in irsdaye, Mattox Creck on Peint and Wednesdays * ndays ‘ington every Monday, rh ‘For information apply t? for Jondays ‘day; June’ 17." The most elegantly furnished and best, appointed hotel in Atlantic (icy. with an unobstructed fioor of *60 equare yards and amusements lias Leen adde 3S An open-air STEAMERS, &c. NEW YORK, KOTYERDAM, AMSTERDAM. ret-class, full powered, Clyde-built Dutch SSDAY for Rotterdam and Am- bin, $70: wecond cabin, $60: steerage. $26. = Tt Bs roa hops M: “er, TZ & SILGRIST, Proprietors. we FOR THE MOUNTAINS! A de‘ightful location in the midstof the All ea motuntal twelve miflés from Oakland, and seine’ advantages over aaa) f vark or Mouncain snd cli- mate, nient toa hotel. Terms: $8 per week or of 4 weeks, For particulars address L. Aurora, West Va. Lake Private board for twenty-five persons, couve- Peco dy24-6t" 24 Edition. TUESDAY Suky 25, 1882. QHENANDOAB ALUM SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH 9 county, Va. Now open. Ronnd as Ye 3 ? ja. B. €O.R.R. For pam, address: “yis-im ARSON & CO. Jit ASTFORD HALL, OXFORD, MARYLAND, Wit be open JUNE 10th for “reception of guee! ‘For particulars address jyaztim SAML NORRIS, Proprieta Latest Telegrams to The Star. Advance of the British Lines. ALEXANDRIA, July 25,3 p.m.—The outposts of XM NTEREY SPRINGS, : U) SUMMIT, BLUE RIDGE ss P. O., FRaxExty Co., Pa. ‘This delightful summer resort ip situated on fhe summit of ‘the Haine Ridge Mountains. “it ya fe noted tor its fine air and mounlain acencry : JcsE also, fine medicinal waters; accessible by Maryland BR. R. from Hi: Circulars, 1012 14th street northwest. Western | are Arabi Pasha have retired about 1,000 yards, and the British have advanced about 500 yards. There appears to be some disturbance inside of Arabl’s intrenchments. Luzerne Democratic Convention. WILKESBARRE, Pa., July 25.—The democratic Sys-Lm* Mus. M. J. HUBBALL, Prop’r._ | logisiative conventich of the first district of Lae : zerne county, met in this ¢ morn! ere Gases ee = tian C. Frey was renominated by acclamation. BRIGHT HOUSE oppor rs a Sale of a Coiton Mill. iio ee 3 Newronr, R. L, July 25.—The banks holding the WILL OPEN JUNE 1, 1532, paper of the Perry cotton mill bought the mill in Terme, #810814 por wook. Bend for circular. this morning at auction tor $8; ‘The mili ts in Systm ALLER BURTON, Proprietor. | good order. It has 10,300 spiffiles and 272 looms. Pour WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ingtonians, ouch’ Orchestra and Military Band. ro trains daily, For terms apply to F, TENT: €0., National Hotel, Waal Springs, Warrenton, Va. Y. ‘New brick Building, with gas and electric, bells. ‘The nearest suminer resort for Wash-¥/ oF address Fanqnier ayl-in committee on the part of the banks recom- mended the purchase at the above price. —_ Strike of the Chicago Iron Ore Workers, Cnrcaco, ILL, July 25.—The iron ore uploaders at south Chicago have struck, and the scenes of the Jolfet strike, which were long and brutal,are likely 4 ity, Ne Pennsylvania avenue, Washinyton, street, METZEROTT LEAVES Tra DAY AND Potomse river omini on Tuesdays indays and Wharf Sundays and Mattawoman Creek on up.” returning to Wednesday and Friday G. T. JONES, Agent. my28 7th street wharf. UMMER RESORT— BICKERS'S HOTEL, NEL son Courthouse, Va., would take a few, Pleuant families t6 bonfd for the summer, Large, airy rooma and porches. Terme: $5, per week: “children and nur ments for large families. 3d street northwest, Washington, ERS, Proprietor. C LARK HOUSE, and service uneurpassed; free conve: beach aud from station; rates yery reasonable. Adaress A. A. M. CLARK. ¥ dD = Jyll-co2w* . Special arranxe— foto Cutler Honse, 222 J. M. BICK- to be repeated, unless a compromise is offered. ‘The necessity for men 1s more pressing now than last spring. A Big Bank Defalcation. Joxrsnono’, It., July %.—Willard’s faflure and flight from nis bank here becomes hourly a more desperate affair. It looks now as though the short- age would be $200,000, and the assets pencaeally. nothing. Willard’s whereabouts are pt very secret. The general opinion fs that he lost nothing by speculation, but that itis a cutand dried case of robbery. Some suspicion is directed agatnst his family on account of acts of doubt(ul propriety on POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA. HYGEIA HOTEL Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Oy Surroundings unsurpassed. for southern people, “Terms less tor Seen a ee in the caey Malaria, and for Insomnia t Send for circular dexcritiny HARRISON PHOEBUS, Proprietor. vend ihe ali the year. Equal to any hotel in the United States, Bathing, boating, fishing and driving specially attractive. Pre-cminently aresort {ual accommoda- imate free from wonderful in its sopo- hyxienio ad- donce since his disappearance. ji ices cne A Pennsylvania Firm of Forgers. New York, July 25.—A special to the Evening Post from Lockport, N.Y., says: Great excitement was caused this morning on learning that Sell Brothers, a firm of Medina, who Were con- sidered ‘especially honest, "had been ar- rested for extensive and systematic forgery. ‘The amount forged is about $4,000, divided into 30 notes, ‘They were selling agricultural implements poromac TRANSPORTATION LIN On and after MANCH 19th the STE. ER Cap. Re» ‘ARD, Trustee, tain W. C. GEUGHEGAN, will leave STEPHENSON oh jot will be oo D street northwest. | WHARE, foot of 7thstreet, EVERY SUNDAY, at four pu SON Jy18-tu, ths m., for Baltimore and River Landiigs, ee Pe a a er Freight must be Prepaid. - So Wathington ning, arrivein Washington every Saturday night RAILROADS. Oe Bicuonn, HE POTOMAC STEAMBOAi KEY wherfat 9 with fast t onotony Tnform: Company LTIMOK THE Mop BETWEE VIA Ye stops at ESS, (stops at ns. re and Way RG, CLE ‘TATIONS. PEFE Tearss Leave Wase Fi TSULY t GION PROM if Care at 9:30 2.1 i ti, daily. Regie Cation | <a ae ‘The steamers of thie company. Will sail ae eaten Ex press 7-30 | YOUNG MER. 1.0 to recive vin | PRDAY from Bremen pine foot of Sd sire an oa £) Pittsbure abd | esses of Chronic Diseases, sich as Heart Disease, Rid~ | gatinot aseace: From New oes Mail & ts . daily, ex pt Sati Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 9.30 a. 50 RENARD IF PE. BROTHERS FAILS TO t Sunday. DY) cure any case of Suppressed or Painful Men- st the Eat, 8-00 a.m-, 19:30a.m.,1:39, | struction, Lencorrho (or Whites), and _ail Inter- ' and 10-28 p.m. On Sun: 9:5) | ruptions or Irregularities of the Menstrual Periods: 35 in. Limitect Express of Pullman Par- | years experience. 906 8 street southwort.al8-4m' a.m. daily, except Sanday. N.Y ‘with boats of Brooklyn Annex, affordin: for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and all Urinary Diseases, ‘ rinefor to" Pulte strcet, avoiding double | Nervous Debility Semibal Weakness, Tnnvetency Stet. vr across New York City. Serofula, 8: ‘and all’ Blood and Skin 0 0" a.m... 1:30, 4 speedily cured. rhea cured in 48 hours. For 2 Bay 08 Sanday Co, Bact | thle by WEB. ENTWISLL Drogas corner 12th Bs ress, 9: day.ex- | strect and Pennsyivania avenue. Price ‘box, 1a gon = ee ‘Sine dadlysex- | Ly mail under seal on recelvt of ‘price. mld vi 8:00, 9:30, 20 3. m. ay rIVE © = #540 (6-25, 73, 8.30; and''16-30 em. on | AQ POSITIVE CURE 58:00. 9:30" a.m, 4:20, 6:20, 7550, 9:50, mn Without Medicines. ine, 640a.m, and 4:40 p.m. daily, 2 Fork Ayn and 40 ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES, . Pen ne ee Be ecco | Patented Petober 16, 1876. One box ALEXANDEIA \D FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- No.1 case days or less. WAY. AN ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON Ne: 2 ua Cure ibe most Obadinate vase, no matter of *No pauiesous doses of cubsbs, copabia oF ofl of sandal o DauseoUs doses of cubs or off of sandal- wood, that certain to prods sia by destroy- Epi See tt tires, or mae om vo co $1.50. iy 8 OF on ro- rE. ad exce; cel] as Ea daily. exeer pt of price. “For further particulars, send 9 ci. 4. ©. ALLAN CO., 83 John street, New York. M17-t1, thy, s-Gn a QTARTLING DISCOVERY! venue, ant at the sta- x Lost Maxnoop Restorzp. . t for the gains of bax: | “a f youthful imprudence causing Premature hotels anc residences. Doeay. Nervous Devility, Lost Manhoed, ete., having . . i. tried in vain every known remedy, has discovered a sime pie self cure, which he wili send rex to his fellow-suf- jerens. Addrwa J. H’ REEVES, 43 Chathsra street, —— = New York, = _ w0-coly BK THE TRADES. . ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AND ——— a i nwext ertabliahe} specialist in this cily, with 18 BINDERY, 1012 PENNSYLVANIA AV | perience, will gusrantee acure in all diseases of Fiain ana Frncy Binitingsof every descr: r ary Orzaus, Nervous and Seminal Weakness, Bireasonabic rates. biank Books « specialty Nocturnal Impoteney (lors of sexual a, geferences. Orders by mail | Gen. Gonershoea and Syphilis positively cured in 3) = 10" days. Consultations tirictly’ confidential. Can bs - ys and Sattrdays from? to 9 p-tn.- AND JOB PRINTERS, wyivania avenue, Washington. D. AE 2 spect re 7 ~. POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING or ALTH DIS city of Lo earetully the list of prizes for tiie 1 St. Louis’ Express. t, Louis and Chicago. PERICKSBURG AND of T, AND VICE corner 14th street, where orders | wae to be checked and received af | West, Chicaxo Limited Express daily; Fast 230 p.m, daily for ; ur ee Cara from Washington to Canan- all thro’ trtins connect at Jar- company bay now on land a lege reserva fund. . CARRIAGES, HAR- ¥, THURSDAY, and cing at "TEN to the sales of 613 FIFTEENTH S$’ Railroad Bonds and local on commicson; Railroad Defaulted Kailrosd Bonds Jy24-6t" paar STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought wi Sold on Commission, No. 539 15m STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,’ Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, €4 Broapway, New Yore. Every class of Securities boucht and sold on commis+ ston in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New NOTE: Coliron’s and Howard's. aud Leonardtown. Be aud SATURDAY office, 613, Building FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. On and after NOVEMBER 34, PH will leave dines. Or On THURSDAY, Nomi Clement's Bay On SA Db, m8 | NOBFOLE AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. R LADY OF THE oot of 6th treet, ev ‘Returning, folk T at five o% 1881 her wharf, foot of. 5 DAY, THURSDAY and SATU On MONDAY asfar as HT Ni ‘EAMER First-class fare to Fortress Monroe snd Norfotk.. Round trip tare to Fortreas Monroe and Norfolk... 4 Second-class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. 1 First-class fare to Piney Point and Point Lookont. 1 Round trip fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout, 2:50 -cond-class fare to Piney Pointand PoiatLookont. 75 i Ni 1 SDAYS, THURSDAYS the steamer in A Currioman, stone's wharf, ¥. Currioman JOHN R. WOOD, Agent. lock p.m. THE NEW YORK STEAMERS ne at for ent, 63 Water street, Georzetown. Tickets a oe yt pet, =D and at bo! RED ¥ GIBSON and_E. C. KNIGHT will resume their Pier 41, Fast Kiver, New York, every ck p.m., and Geoszetown nm. For particulars apply can be recured at general National Metropolitan Bank jeXet office, 1361 Pennsylvania ave- ood. Secretary. York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on th> dew York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per sea: commission, Private and direct telegraph wires !> Baltimore, Phitadelphia, New York and Boston, through which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges 42 those cities and reported back promptly. Quotation: Stocks and Bonds and information regarding tha Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY di- rect from the New York Stock Exehango, nt “MEDICAL, «ec. _ MEN CAN HAVE SCIE! power,) or Nervous abuses and other cause: Seminal Debihty, from early | Why, Dz. BROTHERS, over | ALAN LINE. Patronized by Her Royal Highness Princess Louis QU. QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL EVERY SATURDAY. to Land. and Sr. JOH: E ra weekly ships from GLASGOW, EENSTOWN, LONDONDERY and The» Cabin, from, Philadelphia, Pac: N. ste. : Corner Broad ana Shortest Ocean’ Voyase—Only Five Days from Land BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL via HALIFAX, N.S. N.F., every alternate ‘TUESDAY. LIVERPOOL, GALWAY. ‘assed for safety and speed, and are fitted up with all improvements conducive to the comfort of passengers. ec, $70 and $80; from Baltimore, peedy Cure of all Veneres| Diseases, by | $7); Intermediate, $10; Steerase, $25 ON, 287 Pennsylvania avenue bee | gw. MOS re ey ae | BELLEW, Til th see. A. DROGNAS OFd WHO THE oLbEst | NO. M. WILLIAMS, Georgetown, D.C., or (01S THE OLDE ‘s i LEVE & ALDEN, General Agents, istin this city for the eure ot Spermstorrhoes, | x. yory toy : ae Impotency, Involuntery Emissions, (loss of sexual | Noy York: 207 Broadway. Boston, Mass. : 15 568-4, thirty dyl0- . LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND only reliable Ladies’ Physician in the city, can be nsulted daily at 237 Pennsyiv: Ali Female ints and frrezularities quickly removed. Prompt Jorrespondence und consuitations strictly confidential. Separate rooms for Ladies. Office hours 2 to4 and 7 to 9. crest ‘VIGTINS OF SECRET DIBEASES SHOULD OON sult Dre. Brothers and Gray, 906 B street southwest, the only physicians in this city who ¢: thi any have be ou us at first years established, at 906 J street southwest. | im” permanently nen deal Re: of a cure by not iive years’ experience. MARAME DE FOREST Has 3 MFDY FOR LA- IME dies. Allfems'e complaints quickly cured. Can be JpAmpure LINE. WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS: LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY : AT NOON. FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. ©. B. RICHARD & 00., General Passenger Agents, 61 Broadway, New Yori, Ecr Passage apply to Cr toPEneyY G. SMITH, 1351 and 619 Pe Send for “~ cousulted daily at 634 New York avenue northwest. ficehoure trou 1 to9 o'clock p.m.. with ladies only. ml l-San* ‘Con ‘ous Devility, Impotency or Pre- al Weakness, Dyspersia, Nervous send two stamps for our questions for on and cur new “Tue Laws oF Lire AND Heatta.” ant, Net ‘Se NO8tH gre cabin, co, ecb, Ww AN LLOYD— STEaMsurP Lixe Between New LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND Brew 360; steerage, $30; prepaid a . For freieht oF passage appl: Bor wc Green, w Yorx; ashinxton. and Bremen, first cabin, Yor certificates, , to OELRICHS & METZELOTT , 925 Penusylvania avenue northwest, Agents for Jal2 Address Secretary, Medical and Sursicat Institute, cy EY ATT aot 1bth slvooe Now Tork. Ds MOTT’S FRENCH POWDERS—CERTAIN CURE (ena LINE. THE CUNARD BETWE! Parthis _..... Wed. AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM tor Medit Orto jani2 NOTICE, LANE ROUT! 3. NEW Gallia. Bothni Rave oF Passage: $80 and $199 for passe: UTE. STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED, NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. ANG AT CORK HARBOR, YORE Wed. 6 Sept. ~Wed..13 Sey ‘NEW Yous.” ‘nger accommodations. Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liv- mn and all other parts of Ei $frool and Queenstown part jurope at Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow, ports. For freight and passage: pay Havre, Autwerp and other ports on the Continent an: tarranean at the Company's office, No. 4 Bowling Groen. or steerasce ofis BIGELOW & CO., 605 7th strest, Wi ‘and cabin to jasbington, G VERNON H. BROWN & CO., New York; ‘Mesers. OTIS BIGELOW & CO., @S 7th street, Wi ize, caused by scence, which x witl cure recent cases. treatinent. One dollar = Sut AYER’S BAIR VIGOE will restore faded or gray, Heht corre hair to a rich brown or deep black, ss may be & er bank draft by letter, or send by ex- SEND DY REGISTERED LETTER or ORDER be sent 3 on expens. Orders of $5 and upward bs zeae nil orders “AYERS HALE cdi nor dye, ena yet it. ees i fied FUGKITUBE mee STORAGE. a wear commences 8 eturday supplied for very ittle money. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Six finest Dress Shirts made to.order for $12. Perfect tit guaranteed. ‘Onur closing out sale of summer neck-wear and under- July 22d. You can be (French Lace Undershirts reduced from $1 to 50 cts.) out e large stock of Fancy and Balbriggan Halt Hose, only 25 cents; at sy22 MEGINNISS’, 1002 F street, n.w. Ss. B. ELLERY, SUCCERROR 7 DUDREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. 1112 F Stnzer Noatuwest, Wasuixaron, D.0. of the Finest Dress Shirts to order.. Extra Fine Shirts to order. Bix Fino Shirts to order. mart sPRORESONS DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY: AnD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street Northwost. NECKWEAR, Eee Wi itufisbeee 60 HANDWEAR cd, 90¢. (QURE CURE FOR MALARIA. GEASIDE PARK HOTEL, SEASIDE PARK, N. 3. bS willopen JUNE 10. Accommoations first, ei class; bathing excellent; sailing and fishing! tnexcelled. Address H. C. HERR, Masonville, N. J, until June 1. Atter that, Seaside Park N. J 3m and eee farmers’ notes in payment. These they would duplicate and triplicate, eee or all papers ata discount. The evidence ne inst them Is overwhelming. Fields & Strong, Albton, have $1,500, and F. Carpenter, of Medina, $600 of the fraudulent paper. .BB'S ISLAND, ‘The only SE. GINIA. Bathin and Snipe Shooting. ‘Terms, $2 Route from Cherrystone every Monday, connection with the Norihamptun, “Addroas: connection 0) ipton. del-tald J.T. SPADY, Proprietor. VA. SIDE RESORT IN YIR- Wednesday and ‘The finest and the safest of Pia ake . Ocean, Shark and Channel Fishing, per dav; $12 per week; $40 per month. Old Point by Steamer ‘Northampton to rriday. ington steamers make close A Fatal Quarrel. New Yor, July 2.—In a quarrel this morning in Brooklyn’ between Patrick English, Michael Callahan and Richard Martin, the latter was struck on the head with some blunt instrument. English and Callahan were arrested, and Martin taken to his home, where it was found that he had sustained a compdund fracture of the skull It 1s thought that he will die. ‘NITED STATES HOTEL, _ THE LARGEST IN ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 9/3 18 NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF"87, W. WHITNEY, Manager. D. T/ MOKGAN, Musical Director BROWN & WOELPPER, sel? THOS. CHASE, Cashier. Another Pugilist in the Field. Troy, N. ¥., July 25.—Thos. Karns, of this city, has challenged Sullivan or Tug Wilson to fight. He will back himselr for $2,000 or less. He is 19 years old and weighs 178 pounds, He has no fight- ing record. ——— ‘The Order of Elks. Proprietors. Pp ASSENGERS FOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, MT. DESERT, POLAND SPRINGS, RANGELEY AND MOOSEHFAD LAKES, And all other New England Resorts, SHOULD BEAR IN MIND THAT BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND BOSTON, roads. id trains of New ing Cars are run on this line. 5 No Omnibus Transfer through New York City. No a New ¥. City. they read via New York and New England i. R. tained at Hotels and Ticket Oftioes, 8. M. FELTON, Jz., Av C. KENDALL, yopen. ‘The most - fut level roads for driving; steamboat, rail an ‘hh communication. For circulars 1 THE ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS Is via Penn. R. R. Steamer Maryland, NY. N. H. & H., and New York and New England’ § Baggage Cars, first-class Passen- ger Coaches and the finest of Pullman's celebrated Sleep- ys caused by the transfer of Baggage through ‘Tickets on sale at all Penn. R.R. Offices. Be sure ‘Time Tables giving detailed information may be ob- General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent. 4026-co7w IVER VIEW HOU: iow Fort in the State, situated immediately on the ¥/) beach and within 100 yards of the steamboat 43 I ws; salt water bathing, boating and fishing; also d other Provivencs, R. L, July 25.—The first national gathering of the benevolent and protective order of Elks is being held to-day at Rocky Point under the auspices of the Providence lodge, ee Saratoga Haces. Sanaroaa, N. ¥., July 25.—To-day ts the seventh regular day and the twelfth racing day of the Saratoga Tacing association. The weather is bright ‘and moderately warm; the attendance 1s Foods the track 1s fast and very dusty, and the etting animated. First race, purse for all ages, of which $100 goes to the owner of the sec- ond, the entrance money ($15 each) to be divided between the owners of the second and third horses. One-mile pools—Fatinitza $140, Laura Glass $100, Littie Phil $50,Tom Plunkett $2, Wedding Day 20, the feld $20. Wedding Day won the race by a neck; Maggie Ayer 24; Bruno 84. ‘Time, 1:4134. French pools pald $75.60.’ Post odds 20 to 1 against the winner. oe The Work of the Tariff Commission. West END, Lonc Branon, N.J., July 25.—The tariff commission discussed’ during its executive session this morning the question as to whether oaths should be administered to witnesses testity- Ing before it, The drift of opinion seemed to be against such a course, but the matter was re- ferred back to the committee on business. Mr. Alexander Jones, of Philadelphia, a representa- Uve of the chemi¢al interests, 1s to have a hearing at the afternoon session, and ’ Assistant Secretary of the Treasury French 1s to put in an appearance to-morrow. ————— Wall Street To-day. New York, July 25.—The Post's financial article says: The Stock Exchange markets continue tive. United States bonds are 3s lower for all cept the extended 63. State bonds are ce p** Port Borer. Sr. Mary's County, Maryiann, msni JOS. TH ‘The Hots Mrs. nent of the owner, MF. aud just been théfoushly reno- yated, furnished and supplied witn every convenience guest, end is a first-class Summer for tte comfort of Heme fur families. | Se ‘Terms—$2 per day, $10 per week,-an mal arrangements made for families. by the fine ste: end June Mose! For further information address Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS, $e9-3m. Piney Point, St. Mary's Co., Ma. Oren for reception of Guests June 15th, under the Re month. F Daily com- munication with Washington, Baltimore, and Norfolk ers George Leary, Lady of the Lake, 3gal_higher. Railroad bonds are up % to 3 points; the latter Ohio Southern. in- comes to 33; C. C. and IG. incomes are up 24 to 55, and B. H. & E. firsts 134 to59. The stock market Was very strong in the first hour, mainly on the large volume of outside orders to ! buy, and prices advanced 4 a1% above yester- day's‘closing. From then until about 1:25 o'clock there was a break in Denver of 2%, 2 In Jersey, 1% in Delaware, Lackawanna and Western; 14; in Louisville; 1% in Rochester and Pittsburg, and 4a. 134 in the remainder of the active list. As we write prices are again improving and the market 1s strong. The stocks notably strong to-day are Cen- tral Pacific, Northern Pacific and Oregon, Trans- continental, Chicago & Northwest & Southwestern. stocks. Call loans to-day are 3 per cent on stocks and 22% per cent on United States bonds. ‘Time loans aud prime mercanilie paper are unchanged. ‘There is only a moderate business doing in foreign HE SOUTHPRN, ATLANTIC amerly OCEAN VIEW,) delightfall cated, one bloek from beach andi depots, Firs cliss accommodations at reasonable rates; £23, andhest. P.O. Box 980. my2-3m Five trains daily. hade, Mountain air. Agreeable neghbor-¥(') hood." Delicions water. Moderate _ prices, E Address Proprietor, Clifton Station, Fairfax Co., Va. my3i-2m ston. ITY, N.J.,(SOR- VAN DYKE & BUNN._ ABOUT ONE, HOUR exchange. ae Tho Markets. BALTIMORE, July 25.—Virginia 6s, console, 60%; do. past due coupons, 62; do. new ten-forties, 43 bid to-¢ BALTIMORE, July 25.—Cotton quiet—middling, 124. Flour ‘unchanged. Wheat, southern lower; western active and lower, ci ng steady—eouthern red, 8 163s a ly, (1.1501. ne a1-13%{;," September, 1. 1Sigai-i3%s: ° Geweber, 1.153 asked. Corn, soutern easier; western dull— J down the rivor—fine fishing, ‘ovsterins, crabbing apd bathing OPEN SUNE 20 ‘Terms Fl 25 day. R. J. COLTON, Pro- prietor, ., St. Mary's co. ,.Md. \OLTON'S SUMMER RESORT, EIGHTY MILES 38-2. Sher gst Saat nae Sennen ata ixed, sp faly, y ‘a ; September, 85a85%. Se er ROCK ENON SPHINGS AND BATHS. 10a AL Great North Mountain, near Winchester, Va. 9/9 Open Juno 1st. — For pamphlets apply to A'S. Peet ne terms and all informat SON, 401 9th sirect Sorework. my9-3m S270etos HOCK MAY, N.J. SEASON OF 188}UPENS JUNE 29. ‘Under t. All communica- love will ecalve wtompe atenton addrosed $C toJ. P. SHANNON, Carrollton House, Balti- moro, Md., or to P. 8. BOOTHBY, Manaczn, my25-2m CAPE MAY, N.J. CAPE MAYS SEW ATLANTIC CHOICE, eany. House—Near the beach; unob-' structed view: culsine fist clans: ‘modern ap- intments; located ‘most desiral Gity "Addreas9. S. DEATS Bs th The Star Houte Trial. (CEmENDON HOUSE, CLaneNDon Srarsas, Vr. Oren June to: Secuufal park ond Tountsin’ tiessant deivest Powing: felageat oftice coamecked with hotel. ‘clreuiar, 3e10-2m B. MURRAY & SONS., Props. . Hi with him which wit- jotel and three Cottages _ac- | the train he had a package After the report of the star route trial in the first edition of the Sra closed, Mr. James continued his testimony. He sald when he met Rerdell on < | ness took to be a book. He told witness of ‘Send | petitions, but did not say that he had made y SS W. he had erefrom JUNE Ist to SEPTEMBER Ist. Rerdell said that 8. Res SPRINGS WELL BE OPEN FOR BOARD | that be (D.) nd $1.50 for} ; $1.25 Periay whol ae ae™ Ce ne Years invariably 19 conte, New tions for Peoinptip weed prom lay, Springs: and the 2.2m Mail arrives ‘Thursday and Saturday at River coprietor is. . Address, Da. ie BE BEARIATON| ie Sperapcines Ma. | Mr. L.—Did any one Was putting up a job? ai bills and medicine allfree.. | WH? Games "Yen, sir. Mr. Ingersoll.—Who? Mr. James.—You so advised me. [Laughter.] Mr. Merrick asked the witness if Mr. Ingersoll Se eet ar eee tae White House at that ATH TC CEE cue, wits of, modern will be opened for the recep- improvement, will be ‘H. The locatic obstructed eet tion of guests cen! ‘Mxs. J. PENICKS, 1: AN my 11-920? Pacific Avenue, copie ‘Ocean Avenue, beta WEST JERSEY (Nzw Broap Gavek Rovre,) OF ELEGANT PASSENGER: AND PARLOR pans, OLNEY. view of ee makes it one . ‘ment of fami'les a spe- City, N.J. tant BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ANJ/ATLANTICCITY, 18 NOW RUNNING FAST FXPRESS TRAINS coacHES : Mr. Ingersoll.—I have no objection to his tell- "Ke, James said he would rather not answer. ‘The subject was dropped. BX-SENATOR CLAYTON EXAMINED, Ex-Senator Powell M. Clayton was then called to the stand and testified to interviews with Rer- — brought about Rerdeli’s so-called con- ‘The Potomac Fiats. ‘The reclamation of the Potomac flats is to be carried on under the general plan proposed by In which the chance for seat has been reduced to 25cta, Nominations To-dny. ‘The President sent the following nominations to the Senate to-day: Paul Lange, of Tot phens, New Brunswisi consul of U.S. at St. Ste- vee HL Flick, attorney of U. & districtot West Teint. Merritt L. Joslyn, of Hlinois, Assistant Secretary of the Interior. Edward P. Allen, of Michigan, agent for the In- dians of the Mackinac agency in Michigan. Captains Wm. Ludiow and Wm. A. Jones, corps of engineer First Stephen Secon Lieut. to be majors. wuts H. H. etchum, 224 infantry, and Mahon, 16th infantry, to be captatns Wm, ©. McFarland, 16th infant Guy Howard, 12th infantry, and John J. Critten- den, 224 infantry, to ve Ist lieutenants, x. Alonzo H. Green to be postmaster at Little Falls, out warrants against the ———-____+e- —_____ District Government Affairs. Mr. Raff, special license agent, has to-lay sworn proprietors of the Lochiel house, 512 Sth street, and the Central oe 8th and D streets, for keeping hotel without icense. group of cows he ts obliged with them, and interferes with his dogs. THE POUNDMASTER'S OPERATIONS. Poundmaster Einsteln secured seventeen dogs and six cows to-day on his rounds, He states that he is hampered by the cows. When he catches a to start to the pound to-day asked the Commissioners to erect a cow- yard for temporary use at the eighth precinct sta- tion, so as not to be obi; pound until he gets throug! his to start off to the route. HOW SHALL CONTRACTS FOR SUPPLIES BB LET? ‘The question as to the validity of the contracts recently entered into by the out-going Commis- sioners for general supplies for the current fiscal ear, appears tobe in a fair way of adjustment. To-day the Commissioners received Controller Lawrence, which satd: letter from “Referring to ‘the conversation with Mr. Commissioner West this morning, and with the last clause fn your letterof the 19th inst., I have to say that I am hot aware of any law that Tequires contracts the District, such as stationery, fuel, for supplies for aurdware, &c., to be awarded to the lowest bidders upon pro- pesals which shall have been advertised policy a wise ropriety of would proceeding in r, Dut sus the that manner. jection 5 of the act of June 11th,1878, providing a rmanent form of government for the District of Jolumbia (U.S stat’s, Vol. 20, p. 105), prescribes the methoa of procedure in respect to certain works therein described, but does not apply to contracts for supplies like those before mentioned. In the cases referred to in my letter of the 22d instant, the Commissioners seem to have authority, should they see fit to do so, to enter into new contracts with the same parties, without new advertise- ments, prop osals or awards.” ILLEGAL CONTRACTS CANCELLED. The Commissioners this afternoon issued the following: “Ordered, The controller of the Treas- ury having decided that all contracts are illegal it executed in advance of the act making appro- priations from which the contret Habilities are to e pald, it ts therefore ordered that all contracts for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, executed prior to July 1, 1882, be, and are hereby cancelled, and that others be law.” issued by Inspector Entwisie: Karl brick 1811 7th street northw executed in conformity with BUILDING PERMITS Specht, repair Penny & Son, erect frame storage house,south side Water street, Georgetown; $1,000. Patrick Curtain, repair brick 801 K street northwest, $150. Michael Clark, erect, ing Ins] a two st HF. $150. —~——____+e-- ‘Tua SELECTION OF ScHooL Stres.—The Commis- sioners, with Architect Clark, of the Capitol, Build- dwelling, corner 2ist and L streets Reh, repair brick, ctor Entwisle, and the building commit- tee of the school trustees, as stated in yesterday's Stan, inspected the several lots of ground offered by bidders for the erection of the new school buildi: yesterday afternoon, and afterwaras referred the matter of choice of the same to the building committee, and will to whatever the committee’ recommend. essent It is probable that the decision will be made to-mor- Tow of the two lots to be chosen. One of the lots has already been selected and purchased by the old board of trustees, the one in the west end of the city, for the twelve-room school building. This lot 1s located on G, between 20th and 21st streets northwest. As soon as the ground 1s determined upon ad’ vel lans Will be made at once, and proposals for the erection of the three new yulld- ings to be erected the coming fiscal year for the schools. A Farat Fat.—Last evening, ees Tue River Trapk.—Harbor Master Sutton ro- rts arrivals at the river front toxiay as follows: hr. Mount Pleasant, Powell, 43,000 feet lumber, J. H. Johnson & Co. ;’Schr. Bertha Rider,Clayton. 25,000, feet do., do.; Schr. Susan Ellen, Perry, 117 tons coal, Johnson Bros.; Schr. Maggie E. Turner, 4,000 watermelions, W. C. Drury; Barge. Augusta Saylor, 265 tons coal, Geo. L. Sheriff. Mr. Patrick Erney, 85 years old, living at 125 4 334 street north- west, while asi dow ‘and was killed by the shock. Since that time six yellow by the city authorities, an: ‘fell from the second story win- Small Pox in Baltimore. DANGER OF A TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC WHEN COLD WEA- THER COMES—AN INVESTIGATION BY A STAR COR- RESPONDENT. Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR. BauTimore, July 24. Although Old Prob. 1s pouring down upon the city of Baltimore his warmest rays, and every- thing is unseasonable so far as far as weather is concerned, yet the small pox has undoubtedly secured a strong foothold, and if the authorities do not promptly use all preventatives the city may expect a terrible epidemic in this I!ne as soon as cold weather commences. For the week ending Saturday evening 35 new cases were reported. have been posted ‘there seems to ba upon the part of the citizens an effort to keep it smothered as far as possible by not promptly reporting the cases, and when they are une: ed. the afflicted persons resent as an insult the action of the authorities in having the yellow emblem displayed upon their premises, and itis only by the constant watcht warnings are kept in of the officers that the eir places. Southeast Bal- timore seems to be the district in wsich all the cases are located, and it 1s not to be wondered at, for its sanitary ‘condition 1s very remote from cleanliness. Your correspondent this a.m., whiie investlgating the district, ran upon a yellow flag, and curiosity compelled iim to Jook in. He dis- covered the patient in the basement of the house, upon a level with the pavement the win- dow and door both open; not more than six feet from the window reclined a child about six or seven years old spon 8 cane reclii in Was nothing else of having efforts to keep n the room. It ping chair. There ave evidences Vacated. e child was suffering terribly, being thickly marked, and its the swarm of files away were pain- fal to witness. ‘The yellow warning posted on the Wall of the house appeared to receive no atten tion from the constantly passing News Notes. A large number of cases of ‘use of ton, N.. deni ‘There were no deaths, but a number of narrow escal ers in Brook! N. Touts, was éleotea repared. corn beef are A number of persons il in church Sunday night from this cause. crowd. from the at Monc- ‘were taken sud- ions and one death from the heat oe in New York yesterday. Ata recent national convention of iron-mould- . Y.. P. J. Fitzpatrick, of St. ‘president. The convention willbe held at London, Canada, in ai S HH { a 7 3) yroker’s clerk in in the breast last night | THR NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the oveiiay and closing ci the New York Stock Market to-aay, as by special wire to H. H. Dod. ts Cen, Paciiic...| Bi WY Nomh Pa Ches. € Ohio., Dy Bw NP. Do. ist pref | SK Bs No: Do. 23 pret... By Wy Ont & West Col. Coal,..... 48 484 Pac. Mall. . D,LawW Den. & RG Erie Erie, @is, Tu. Central Lake Shore Lou, & Nash — nee Horse Commirrzr ox Evecrions.—The House committee on elections to-day decided to report to the House, with a favorable recommendation, @ resolution provid for the preparation during the recess of a com iete digest of contested lec on cases ye 45th and 46th © ‘The co;mittee adjourned until the frst Tuesday in December. Our Fleet at Alexandria, A REPORT FROM REAK ADMIRAL NICHOLSON—HOW THE JUNE RIOT WAS STARTED—REFUGEES ON THE AMERICAN SHIPS, ‘The report from Rear Admiral Nicholson, come maniing the European squadron, which was Tee ceived at the Navy department yesterday afver noon, as stated in last evening's STAR, was dated Alexandria, Egypt, July Sth, Admiral Nicholson Says that the Alexandria riot of June 11th was | purely accidental, and began in a dispute between 4 Greek or Maltese and an Arab. Bedouins living outside the walls rushed in for plunder. The au- thorities restored order as soon as they could. The flagship fired a salute of twenty-one guns on July 3d in honor of the Sultan’s birthday. All the Ships in the harbor, forty or more, assisted the American fleet in celebrating the 4th. The only Americans at that time in Egypt, as far as Com- modore Nicholson could learn, Were two mission aries, on board ship; one man’ from New Ork on board ship; Judge Farman, of ihe mixed court, on shore at Alexandria; Gen.’ Stone (and in the service of the Khedive, on shore at Cairo; €. Long, acting consular agent at Alexandria, and Vice Consul General Comonos, at Cairo, RVRNTS THAT PRECEDRD THR BOMBARDMENT. The report included a nuinber of letters from Commander Batcheller, commanling the Galena, at Alexandria, to Admiral Nicholson, giving some account of events at Alexandria from the arrival Of his vessel up to June doth. He permitted person of every hattonality to take refuge on the country had no war ye 12th sixty refu- of whom were sel in port. Thi on board his vessel, 01 native-t« ns.’ On June 30th there were not more mericans in Egypt, most of Whom Were office-holders. Seven officers of the Galena were on shore during the riot at Alexap- dria, but all escaped without injury or insult, Commander Batcheller says that from all the infor- mation he could gather, nine-tenihs of the native population of Alexandria and Cairo were heart and soul with Arab! Pasha. By June 15th the number of refugees on the na had increased beyond the capacity of the essel to accommodate, and Commander Batehel- Jer consequently made a contract with the master of the Ivalian vessel Doninico to take charge of all of them except the American missionaries and the families of the American oMicials The missione aries were reluctant to take lis advice to leave Kayot, and as late as June 20th Lwo of them Fe urned to Cairo to after Ubeir property. June 234 all the refugees had left the Galena P4 sailed for other lands. Ony one American fame ily was found in actual destivution, and a sub- scription was taken up on board ior their benefit, Entrenched on the Nile. THE ENGLISH AND RGYPTIAN FORCES PREPARING FOR A STRUGGLE—KECRUITS KEPORTKD TO BE HASTENING TO ARABI'S STANDARD. As operations progress in Egypt the intention of Arabi to make no useless sacrifices and to bide his tme grows more apparent. Meanwhile he is muluplying the obstacles to future English sac- cess, The inspector of the Cadastral survey suc- ceeded by dint of disguises and the aid of friendly Arabs in reaching Alexandria from a distance tn e interior, amd reports, if not exaggerated, are simply + palling. He says the uprising ts gon- eral everywhere, and a total force over 100,000 Tebels Is even now hastening Uo enroll themselves under Arabl’s banner. A large volunteer force 18 organizing for the sole purpose of attacking Alex- andria. There are now at Alexandria ten two Austrian, one American, one German, oné Mussian, one Greek, and three Italian men-of-war. HOW ARABI'S FORCES ARE DISTRIBUTED, Reuter's Telegram company yesterday received. the following dispatch: “Alexandria, July 2— ‘The rebels are distributed as follows: One divisions outside of Cairo, two regiments tn Cairo, two divisions at Kafr-el-Dwar, 3,000 infantry at Rosetta, and 7,000 at Damretta. Each division consists of four regiments of infantry of 740 men each, two regiments of cavalry of 800 men one regiment of artillery of 700 men and thirty- six guns. Four thousand civilians were taken from necessary works on the Nile to intrench at Kafr-cl-Dwar. Arabi Pasha holds a battalion and a battery of two squadrons in readiness to check any British advance parties. The British brought sixty prisoners from Ramleh to-day. The Occupying force is intrenching at Ramleh. ENGLAND'S PREPARATIONS. In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. Glad- stone moved a vote of credit for strengthening the forces in Egypt. He proposed threepence be added to the income tax for tbe latter half of the year, Mr. Gladstone stated that the expedition would cousist of 2,400 cavairy, 13,400 infaniry, 1,700 arti lery, and 3.700 garrison artillery, and ‘that a com- missarlat reserve of 3,100 men wouid sail later on. He sald the recent conduct of ae an cate tary leaders was opposed to impulses huinanity. There was not the smallest shred of evidence to support the contention that the entli- tary party was the popular party. govern- ment had no desire to interfere with the legitimate authority of the Sultan. ‘The government had obtained the moral assent of Europe to the policy they were pursuing. France was ready to act with to guarantee the freedom of the Suez canal, but the government had no Treason to suppose that she would go further. Mr. Gladstone consented to withdraw the motion | for a vote of credit until to-day in deference to Sir Stafford Northcote’s appeal for time vo reply. In the House of is, Earl Granville made a statement in connection with the motion for @ Yote of credit, Introduced by Mr. Gladstone in the House of Commons. Earl Granville said the gov- ernment was entirely without information a8 to whether the Sultan Intended to send troops to Egypt. The government thought that in the resent state of force must be le stated that 1 Sor eerenee ; aie ay it the forthcoming conference of the Land League at Paris. It is stated that John Chas. 8. Parnell, lied to Oral rops, and that BRIGHAM. On Monday, July 24th, 1882, DRIGHAM wife of Et Brigham. ints lt aocond year Funeral from, the residence of her son-inJaw, E. ‘311 North Carolina avenne Wednee, ‘oT 7, the 26th, at do'clock p.m. Friends are im CRUTCHET, 7:15 Monday, July SARAH infent davighter of H. ‘av AA re