Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY od LOCAL MENTION. Whe Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRP Stawat. OFFICER, Wasnrxatos, D.C., July 2, 1882, 9:30 a.m. For New England and the middle Attantic states, fair weather, winds mostly southwesterly, sta~ tionary temperature and pressure. Special Weather Bullet! ‘The chiet signal officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: The Darometer Is highest in the south AUantic states and lowest in Minnesota. Easterly winds prevail In the Gulf states. where they are mostly Higut souther! i rain has fallen tn the Bouth Atiant Gulf states, the northwest and upper lake region. The following stations Feport more than one inch of raiufall during the Past twenty-f : Port Eads, 2.15; Fort Ste- 46. The ature has fallen decidedly ‘ nd fn the other dfstriets ‘A cold wave moving . is central In Dakota. emperatures were Te- : Eastport, Mon- 3 Quebec 67°; Mt. Wash- ;.St Pant, 68°; Denver, ne following maximum 9°; Porta on Thursday in the ake region and Ohio valley. — can b> bought for pmid’s, ancer, 2, pl tin cups, 4 clothes pins, 1 flour 1-2 qt.covered bucket,1 deco- plate, 30 [t clothes line, 1 Wash basin, 1 pepper or sult s° 4 Japanese Mat orf gt. cup, 1 Lar; ack. n, 1-1 pin hat i wooden T potato masher, 1 rollin; jen Spoon, Iscrubhing brush, bread- Tbowi strainer, 1-4 row ‘to 2 ws rubber rownd combs, 1-7 Inch glass dish, 4 boxes of Ti iry blue, 1 pair 6 tneh Belzzors, 1-7 tneh ; omb: also, ten ages and traveling eo dise tly Shoe Store, 06-308 7th street. JULIUS LANSRURGH, 315 7th street, Washington, D.C. will ship. e id, to any portion of New York, Penns: a, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland ana Virginia one of his large mosquito canopies, with all the fixtures, for #250 each. EYaGLasses and spectacles, 50c. to $. Prigg’s. Go To R. W. Henvensoy & Co., 1113 F street, for Wall papers, window shades, & ¥ILLED bracelets, chains and lockets, at ALE OF Dry Goons, fine silks, fancy goods, embroideries, ribpons, cloths, cassimeres, &c., &¢., ‘Will be continued at 910 7th street northwest at 10 @clock to-morrow morning by Duncanson Bros. ‘This is one of the finest Stocks ever offered at auction. Iv You War good ice cream, go to Fussell’s. It You don’t want good, zo where It ts cheaper. For Curar Trunks and traveling bags go to Herzog’s, #8 9th st., near Pennsylvania avenue. Tue Covcwsia TeRs VERE! leader or teacher Mr. G. Witt Miiwaukee Turn Teache s has engaged as ‘kK, a graduate of the * seminary. rs, cleaned, a Paxasors in Fenovated eq 4 erape veils 'S, 906 G st. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. TneaTeR Comrgue.—Variety and Burlesque. ARDEN.—Concert, Driver's Summer Garvex.—Specialty Perform- ance. Tae Wasnt Scnoot, New York hand Mth si = Condensed Locals. 3 will be lighted at 11245 p. m. and 3H a. TD. “i, Who is Known to fame bee: avenue, betw reets, Street lam; Wanted to shoot Guiteau but had no. pista yesterday, F of the District C Tele ne workhouse and transportition nished him, with t med Win. Shorter died suddenly ongestive chilis, at the Wasling- At the sett 1 meett and Lodge, Knights of Pythtas, last evening, reports were Made showing that the order Is fi urishing. The Faro: lodges a tting over a thousind mera- ul the booss exhibiting a cash balance on hand of between $7,000 and gs, St. James’ day wis observ Church of the Incarnation, where special services were held, I. L. Te lating, and olr composed ¢ of mle voices, render- ellent ‘unday meeting at the Summit Grove (Pa.) were addresssd by Mrs. J. last night Miss Mamle Hodges, ‘th street near Whitney being thrown 1 last evening at the eamp the MeKendr. About 8 0 from the vehicle in which she was seated, eaused Dy a coilt-ion with a wagon. ¢. Shillinzton sends St. as for August. awrence Hickey, for ping his bar open on Suntay, was Mned $2) 0 days by Judge Snell or ard Thompson plead guilty in aL ec — this morning to the charge of keeping a dangerous dog, and paid a fine of $10. poe: G. A. Whitaker sends Blackwood’s Magazine for duiv. A fine numy . ‘The bedy @rowned at the about three miles be ing, at Juckson’s island. eity last night, morn- | t to this | ad WII be buried thls evening. = = mina WH. Gilmon $00. Hoamer to Charles D. Maxwell, lot 3, s U. T. Mathews to same, same property; $250. ¢. C. Hardie et al. to Grace M. urate, part 3, sq. 76; $—.. John Daggs to Carry Ann ‘Burrell, soutn half lot 6, sec. 1, Barry Farm; $120. Mary A. Wil. Hiamson to Jas. B. 7S. 35 8 Sq. 950 ~F. Orlele. ig lot 6, block 6, dos. T. Stevens Mertti: El'zibeth W. Patterson to Vestry of St. John's parish, lot 13, s —. ‘T. W. Fisher to T.J. Fisher and E. Carusi, trus- W. W. Chambers to 276; $400. J. J. Knox, hh Branegan, lot 9, | Edmonston to’ H. 0: \ DRowsED IN THE CaNAL Mewart, colored, siving on 4, between O and P Streets ‘Southwest, wiiile engaged in pushing a it the mouth of the James Creek canal, as drowned. The boly was reco K last night. Sil ho st evening, John ——— ‘Tar Fatat. Toy Pistor.--Frank N. Reeder, ay 38 years, son of Mr. Sunuel Reeder, died last aon at his father’s residence, 1311 7th street northwest, Of tetanns (lock jaw), the result of a wound infilet. €d by @ toy pistol on the 4th of July. The pistol Which shoots a diminutive blank cartridgs, was kecllently exploded by a colored boy, and what Appeared to be the wad enteredReeder’s lett hand, At was supposed that it had all been extracted #aRd that the boy would recover. About a week ago whe wos taken with spasms, and iast night he died manner stated. It was then ascertained & Very sinall portion of the wad had been lett fa the wound. The very small percentage of cases Uke thts which do not result fatally, it Is thought, indieates the presence of some poisonous sub One physician, who had succeeded in saving life tn he ease of young Reeder, tt is prob- able thatthe wad will be subjected to chemical jamination. —~>—__ ‘TRUSTER'S SALe OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN Pror- ertisement else- her & Co. will sell this Lin- c place ts enee and other butld- A Horse axp Carr TURN A Sowensavir. — A Griver of @ cart loaded with lime attempted te Back his horse to the curbing or the area of the ‘eourt-yor of the N epartinent this morning, but the cart w over the curbing and With the horse was precipitated into the area, a Gistwnce of about fifteen feet: The horse was nfoncd against the wall of the department aes position, He 2 An Upright position. He | Suceeeded in turnin) Backwarus with tne art on tp of him. “He was extricated, and wi: Apparent!y but little injured. nd pct 2 os ZZLEMENT Nowe Puosegriey.— young colored 1 s 10 : Was eharged & &hig morping with baviag emb I Ms employer, Jacob Loch, a buteber, of Tm Mr. Coyle fd the court % edliected this sum aS the Witnesses Were 1 Fant t presecute the cose, 2 lg District Government Affairs. Applications for lMquor licenses have been ap- ved by the District Commissioners from James '. Gibson and Thomas Malia. Ex-Commissioner Dent was at the office of the Commissioners on 4 street this morning looking in good condition. He said it greatly leved since the new Commissioner has taken his | spear He leaves to-morrow morning with his family for Rock Enon West Virginia. Messra. Bright & Humphrey have notified the Commissioners that they will be ready to give w) the High school and the two twelve-room bi ings In the second division to the District its representatives on Thursday next. ee Amusements, Excursions, Ac. THEATER Comiqve.—The bill offered at the Comique comprises an attractive burl and Yarety entertainment and Matt. Morgan's pic- ures. . ABNER'S SUMMER GARDEN.—A fine concert is given at this resort every evening. Deiver’s GaRDEN.—The summer night enter- tainments given at Drivers constantly grow in popularity. ‘Ta WASHINGTON SwiMMING ScHOoL 1s open morning and evening, for gentlemen, and for ladies from 10 a.m. to 12 m. Tue YOUNG CaTHoLics’ FRIEND SoctETy Will give an excursion to Lower Cedar Point, on the Steamer Jane Moseley, on the 7th of Augu: THE MOUNT VERNON DUCKING ASSOCTATION Will give aday and moonlight excursion to Marshall Hull to-morrow. The steamer W. W. Corcoran will leave at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. ‘ Goupen Rete Loves, 1. 0. O. F., will give a moonlight excursion to Marshall Hall this evening, leaving the 7th-street wharf on the steemer W. W: Corcoran at 6 o’cloc! Lowen CEpax Ponsy—The steamer Jane Mose- ley makes excursions tooLower Cedar Poin dally ept Mondays, leaviag the éth-street wharf at 840 a.m. QUANTICO Pavittoy.—Fhe steamer Keyport makes dally excursion trips to this favorite resort, leaving the 7th-street wharf at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. except Sundays, when the boat will leave at 3 p.m, 01 GiyMoxt.—The Potomac Fruit Growera’ Im- provement Company run daily excursions to Gly- mont on the steamer Keyport, which leaves at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. “The Steen Mary Wastrsatox makes trips. to Pre Occoquan Falls Sundays, Wednesdays and days, and to Mount Vernon Springs ys. Guest Faris.—The steain canal p: makes trips to the Great Falls and Cabin John Bridge every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Wharf at Congress strect and —The steamer Lady of the sip of 40 miles down the Poto- y y alternoon, leaving at 3:30 and returning at $ o'clock. a An Outrage. To the Editor of Tuk Evestxe Stan. Last evening I was an unwilling witness of an affair which certainly does nog redound much to the credit of the management of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company. I entered one of its cars at 12th street to Georgetown. There were quite a number of passengers on board, among them a half dozen or more white ladies and about an equal number of well-behaved, respecta- bie-looking colored females. Standing In the car were four staiwart negro men, from 21 to 25 years of age, intoxicated and noisy. From the time I entered the car—and I can’t tell how long they had held high carnival before I entered—until I left_in Georgetown, these ruffians entertained themselves and the other passengers with a con- tinued stream of profanity—one of them, In add tion, continually smoking a horrible cigar. All this time the conductor remained a quiet spectator and auditor. as blind as a bat and as deaf as Messrs. Robinson and Robeson, in spite of the exhibition of fear and disgust on the part of all the females in the car. Is this not a shame? What is a passenger to do under such circum- stances? Leave the car and forfeit his ride; com- ment upon it and retire from public life for a Week or more, a victim to razor rule; or complain to the company and have a poor wretch lose 1s position? Yours, INDIGNANT. Resin ‘THE GRIEVANCES OF THR. ECKHART MINERS.—In response to a letter of inquiry, the secretary of A 1311, K. of L., Eckhart (Md.) mine, writes, under ate of July 19th, to the Federation of Labor of 10 send all the ald you possibly can and ery one todo the same. We are out, by the lockout, going on five months, and there 1s no sign of theend yet. The compantes are not only | trying to reduce us 15 cents per ton and to add two hours to the number of hours per day, but they are endeavoring to deprive us of ail’ rights as human belngs and alm at the destruction of our Tight to organize and be united, They have for- elgners penned in about sixty yards from my surrounded by police from Baltimore. It 1s a fight for life or death. The companies say that ‘y will drive ny of ourmen from the rection if we are defeated—those whom they think are ve no leaders. Every man 1s a rd to what the papers Say, I would ‘ise you to turn them upside down and then you Lhave something more like the trath. Do all in your power to ald us, as we are very inuch In heed jusanow. You will be notified 10 due time when to stop.” Uston TENT, of Ry hi the following officers for the next six moaths:—J. H. Mitehell, shep.; Geo. Hutchinson, C. R.; Benj. MeQuiy, D. R.; Edmund Burke, rec Sec. ; Chas. W. Steers, finan s Wm. B. Mills, levite er, 0. 'G. . chaplat Hunt, trustees. » B.C; E. Burke, Thos. ". . Re Tucker, Wm. R. bout 11 o'clock this vite man, named Oliver P. Chappelle, ne by the'heat on 1th street. OMicer | him reinoved to the emergency hospital, | Where Dr. Markriter attended him, after which he | Was sent to his home, 414 11th street. ——— MARRIAGE Licenses have been fssued to W. S Harrison, of P. W. county, Va., and Catherine J. Rector, of Fauquier county, Val: Edward B. Rec- OVERCOME BY THE Hi mornin: tor, of Fauquier county, Va., and Eva R. Foley, of PX unty, Va.; Willfe Nash and Mildred Going; Hor: Lyon and Carrie M. Ellis. —— Out-of-ioor Sports, THE AMERICAN KIFLEMEN. At the meeting of the exécuttve committee of the National R-fle assoctation In New York yester. day afternoon, Gen. Wingate expressed satisfac- tion with the practice seores made by Americans in different parts of the country, and sald that there is no foundation for the report that the de. feat of the Americans in the International rifle match to be shot on pteraber 15th and 16th be- tween military teams representing America and | Great Britain is a foregone conclusion. A dis- | pateh from England stated that the British party | Would consist of eighteen or twenty perens and they would arrive here about Sept. 2d. The com- Inittee decided to leave to the American team and its captain the matter of deciding upon the rifte to | be used in the match. A cable message from Lon- don says that the final competition for the selee- tion of a rifle team for America took p! Hounslow yesterday. The team authori | cline to publish the scores made, but they con- | _— highly satisfied with the results of the prac. | Uuce. TURF EVENTS. ‘The second race at Saratoga yesterday was won by Barnes, third race by Ben d’Or, and the fourth, by Raven. At Brighton yesterday the races were won by Aleck Ament, Bounce, Glenmore, Bedouin and Delaware. At the Boston trotting races yesterday the win- ners were Zelda and Gipsy. BASE BALL YESTERDAY. At Baltimore—st. Louls, 7; Baltimore, 2 At Reading, Pa.—Metropolitan, 6; Active, 2 At Pittsburg—Allegheny, 5; Cincinnati, 4. At'Troy— Troy, 11; Boston, 8 ‘At Detrolt—Dewolt, 7; But- falo, 5. “At Chicago—Cleveland, 3; Chicago, At Worcester—Providence, 10; Worcester, 5 SPORTING NOTES. ‘The patr-oared race between the crew of the Mutual Boat Club and the Gorman brothers, of the Albany Rowing Club, over a mile and ‘a halt course, at Albany yesterday, was won by the for- mer. Time—Mutuals, 9:18%/; Gormans, 9:213. Ex-Alderman James Dunne, of Brooklyn, bas been challenged to fight*Tug” Wilson in Louisiana or Mississippi for $2,500 a side and the champton- ship of the world. "One thousand dollars forfeit money has been deposited. “Tug” Wilson arrived at Cape May yesterday. He will soon go into tratning for another set-to with Sullivan, which is to take place August 14. Thos, Kearnes, of Troy, N.¥., has challenged Sullivan or Tuz Wilson to fight. He will back himself for $2,000 or less. He is 19 years old and Weighs 178 pounds. He has no fighting record. A Mass MEETING of the colored people of Peters- burg was held last evening and @ resolution was adopted urging colored parents to keep their chil- dren out of the pubtic schools until colored teach- ers are appointed. — + ‘The death is announced from London of Edward Arthur Wellington, the second Baron Keane, in his eth year. ‘West Washington Affairs. ‘Tue Canninc Facrory of Messrs Numsen & Son, which was so successfully begun ai last’ season, was yesterday reopened for the en- ‘season. Mr. Joun Lzx, one of the oldest and most favor— ably known citizens of W the advanced age of 64 years, 2015 Fayette street, at 9 ing. Mr, Lee ‘an active member of several temperance and other organizations, and leaves a large circle of friends. IupxoveMent.—Mr. Frank Renshaw is adding a back building to his fine opel Just recently com- leted, on the corner of 224 and O streets. Lock Gate 2, at 3ist and the canal, is much out of order and it 13 with dimculty operated. SENT TO THE HosPiTaL.—Alice Mulloy, a colored woman, ae oid, living on the corner of M street and Bank alley, was gent to the hospital to- ay. GRatn.—Arrived by canal—Boat F. L. Moore with 1,000 bushels wheat. No sales reported. CoNDITION OF THE WaTER.—Great Falls and both reservoirs, clear. HIGH Trpr.—July 27, 4:35 a.m., 5:08 p.m. CATTLE MAKKET.—Drovers’ Rest. Live stock sales (reported by Tavenner Bros.) July 25, 1882:—465 cattle up, 365 sold; best, 626%; good, 54/26; medium fair, 4(254¢} thin ‘steers, oxen and caws, Byad3g. 1,500 sheep ang lambs—Lambs, 4340534; sheep Badly. corsa calves, $25a$40, a Alexandria Affairs, Revorted for THE EVENING STAR. Waar rr Cosrs.—For many years it was usual, both here and In Washington, to charge on the tax Diil as special tax for each of the general subjects of publlc expenditure. (Of late years all the taxes go into the general fund, and the tax bills make no Inention of the specitic subjectsto which the taxes are tobeapplied. Nevertheless the appropriations enable rough estimate upon the subject to be mate. Taking asa basis the city appropriations of the year ft may be sald, in general terms, that the citizens of this city will pay this year taxes approximating the sums foitowing on the hundred dollars for each of the several subjects of city ex- ee diture named: Interest on city debt, 9c. ; po- ee, Bc.; public Schools, 20e,; streets, 12:.; poor, 12e.5 corporation court, '10e.3" salaries, 10¢.; fire department, 122.; expenses of public property, 5c. ; j board of health, 14¢.; printing, 2c.; canal ex- penses, Lice; Deleliay’ judgment, 5c, &c. THe total tax levied on real estate 18 only $2 0n the hundred dollars, and this on an assessinent of $4,049,000 would "produce only 80,800, wile the amount appropriated for the present fiscal year 13, $8! ‘The sum mentioned, therefore, in gross, exceed $2; but the residue will be made up by Mcenses, personal taxes, rents and receipts for tax arrears.” Altogether the financial affairs of the town are ina much better condition than before the compromise of the debt was made. SANITARY MATTERS —The sanitary proceeding of calling up citizens who have failed to comply with the notices of Officer Franks 18 having its legiti- mate effect, and inany nufsances, several of them of long standing, were abated ‘yesterday after- noon. “The mayor has compelled all the offenders brought before him to pay fifty cents costs for the services of notices upon them. ‘The town Is now in a sanitary condition as good as It usually 1s In midsummer, All complaints as to uulsances com- munteated to the mayor, Health Officer Powell or Chier of Police Webster are promptiy attended to. Orr FoR RicuMony.—The excursion train from Washington for Richmond, which passed here last evening, was met at the Favette street depot by a great, throng. — Alexandria’s_nine, with many Triends, leftto take part in the Richmond base ball matches, and many friends attended them to the depot to give them “a good send off.” ComING EVENIs.—The new Alexandria Mining, Manufacturing and Warehouse Company, char- tered at the last session of the legislature, will be organized next Saturday at_the Midland railroad building on King street......The conservative con- gresstonal convention will meet here on the 6th of September and the readjuster convention on the 1th of August. uditor John £. Massey, candidate for Congress, speaks here to-morrow night.....The school board will hold a regular ineeting on Friday night next. Reronren’s Notes —The Washingtonians—Hel- ler and Deane—held at the station-house for throwing siones have been fined $5 each by the mayor. “Alexandria receives a considerable an- nual income from District folks who make andria the scene of their froltes, and pay dearly for their whistle.—The First Presbyterian Sun- day School, with many friends, spent yesterday most pleasantly at Carlin’s Springs, and returned last evening delizhted with thelr day in the coun- try.— Capt. Jolin L. Smith, lieutenant of police, is falling fast. He has been sick some time, and George Nelson went on ig this ing by the mayor's sen- tence.for thirty days.—Another fine engine for the Midland railroad from Paterson, N. J., Li rived here.—The Third Virginia reg E gust encampment at Warrenton Springs will have & considerable representation from Alexandria. The Alexandria Light Infantry will meet at an early day to consider the subject of their trip there.—The work upon the rigging and coinple- tion of the new schooner Elwood Ifarlow 1s now comnieted. No final determination of her desti- hation when she leaves the Fotomae has yet been made. E —— A Bicycre Case.—The case of the corporation of Westininst Mi., vs. R. F. Foster, of Baltimore, for violation of crdlnance 9, poses a fine of from one to joni, which tm- e dollars for obstruct- | Ing the streets, came to an end yesterday by tie diswissal of the ca t the Instance of the city at- torney. Foster was a bicycler, and the case was instituted because the horse ‘of Col. Maulsby, it Was charged, was friziitened in the street by Fos- ter’s bicycle. Mr. Foster has instituted two sults against Col. Maulsby, one for malic! prosecu- tion and on» for slander. The damages will be laid in each cass at $5,000. chastise A cable dispatch from London says the foreign office confirm: Teport of the arrest at Puerto Cabalo, Ve of one of the Frederick Cavendish and Thomas Henry Burke, Geo. L. Converse (dem.) was nomin xted tor Con- gress in the wit I DO INCOGNITO. *Toften xo about incognito, because whenever I ap- pear in my own proper person Iam subjected to many curious eyes, The truly modest benefactor prefers to remain unknown, but to you, my friend, I feel that Iean speak the sentiments with which my heart runs over without being accused of seif-glorification. H»aven knows that the bitterness of living needs some assuaement; and while mine is in no pretentious way a moral mission, it is unquestionable that the phy- sical rsvolutions Ihaye been instrumental in working have larzely cleared and sweetened the morel atmos- phere. The other dsy Isat upon # bench on the Com- mon and watched the humen tide drift by. Many there were whose lanyuid gait and wearied-looking faces told their sorrowful tales of woe and despair; others seemed like ths young shoots that put up their vigorous heads in richest soil, reaching upward to the gladdening sun and infusing life by sympathy into all who paused to took at them, Ah! they were indeed fair shoots to see. Children are always lovely, and ithas been and is my pride that I contribute to their loveliness by the invig- oration of my touch. It was old Archimedes who in the mad pride of his discovery exclaimed: ‘Give mea place ‘on which to stand and I will move the world.’ Give me achanceto war with wealmess ®r disease and I will conquer death. In this exultant and thankful frame of mind Iam, my dear friend, Yours ever, It SANFORD'S GINGER.” Kine’s PALACE, No. 814 SEVENTH STREET, THE KING OF THE MILLINERS, AND THE GREAT LEADER OF FASHION, YOUR LAST CHANCE. a few more of those elegant ‘RENCH CHIP HATS, at 50c., worth $1.50. Another Reduction in RIBBONS. $10,000 worth to be closed out. 8 in sii slaughtered. FRENCH FLOWERS at half their value. LAGES! Magnificent Oriental and Spanish a AenibCexcellent quailty at Sbe- Per sande LOVELY OSTRICH TIPS, at 25c., 50c, and 75c. King Humbert, of Italy, has sent of condolence to President Arthur and to the family of the late Minister Marsh. ‘The government has given the local authorities n orders to pay funeral honors to the deceased minister. Cc ARPETS! CARPETS! FALL STYLES.., We are receiving our new styles of BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLYS, TWO-PLYS, SUPER INGRALNS, And LOW-PRICED INGRAIZ CARPETS. - Hall and Stair Venitian CARPETS. Enslish FLOOR DRUGGETS, all sizes. CARPETS! 1882. 1882 DRY Goons. Bargaing in LAWNS, SHEETING COTTONS. Tablo LINENS, Turkey Rel Table NAPKINS. TOWELS: BEDSPREADS. - Seu Wii naar cs i ites GOODS tS CASHMERKES a ROIDERY, at ‘prices, TOWSON'S, Gi6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, S0UTH SIDE. CITY ITEMS. From Anacostia. Uxtowrowx, Jan. ¢, 1882. Gentlemen: ‘There ts no question about Browns Tron Bitters being the best medicine made to tone ° Povo all was broken down, eg debilitated, in Si the Ii ce Ry ped ahead. Sa a at in. aa nost cheerfully recommend the Brown’s Iron Bitters to all persons suffering as I did. J. N. Mrnnrx, If You Want a Good Appetite and to enjoy your fooa and digest It, use Carter's Liver Bitters, which make you eat and prevent and cure dyspepsia. The Good Work Continues, At the grand semi-annual drawing of the Loutsi- June 18, iste, the following capital prizes: were june 13, 1 ¢ following cay drawn by the holders of Hiekets as stated, ‘The desire of the winners not to have their names pub- Ushed 1s more general than befgre. Ticket No. 44,071 drew $100,000; No. 22,913 drew $50,000; No. 51,252 drew §20,000—sold in tenths, two of which were held by Mrs. J. Frouty, 892 Bourbon st. New Orleans; one by H. D. Rayne, Baronne and Canal sts, N. "0.5 one by Mrs. L. Horn, No. 157 St. Ann st, N. 0.; tivo by Joe C. Chambodut, of Galveston, No. 76.847 drew $10,000—sold in tenths— eld one- ___DRY GooDs. 5 PIECES BEST LAWNS, FAST COLORS, ‘All pure LINEN LAWNS reduced to 200. REN ADINES, 25 and 5005) Job lot of Silk and Wool GRENADI 300.5 Real ORGANDIE LAWNS, 1250. WHITE @0oDs is fully stocked, 10.000 yards: WAMSUTTA COTTON, in reme nants Pongina feurn 8 W590 FEL poten, Oey PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at cost. Examine stock, and you will be convinced tha} we are eelling goods ai reduced prices. INO. A. LUTTRELL & 00., dy22 S17 Market Space. At COST! “AT COST!” ‘We have marked down all LINEN LAWNS to 18 clay All LINEN LAWNS to 25c., worth 37e. Best CANTON GINGHAMS reduced to 10c. A splendid line of GRENADINES of most desirable styles reduced to cost, All COLORED DRESS GOODS at cost. WHITE GOODS. Splendidstock. Low prices. HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. Large stock. GPecIaL BARGAINS. EEDUCED PRICES ON DOMESTIC LAWNS AND GINGHAMS. WHITE GOODS, ALL GRADES, BOTTOM PRICES. GAUZE UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY. BLACK SILK GRENADINES. "SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS AT cost. veyance and release Christina; returning order granted. er agt. Ballard; Sotee cheapie i Kors ine Junction dented. Nx agt. Gray; Me! ad- mitted parties defendant, ‘sale ordered, and C. C. Cole and 8. T. Thomas appointed trustees. Potor Court—Judge Snell. H. Fill, loud and boisterous; is, Alexander Marshall, and Isaac Webster, forfeited collateral. Mary Black- son, forfeited collateral. Annie O'Brien, loud and boisterous; $5 or 7 days. Jno. E. Holly and Jno. Bell, colored, vagraney; bonds or 30 days each. Jno. Crauft, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days. Jno. Cudmore, charged with’ making an excavation In the street and falling to place a light on it at Popo ee 7 Gays. eo ce Be ae oping n on Sunday; + ap) noted. Patrick Dillon, Ualicensed produce dealer; license produced: and case dismissed. Henry Thomas, colored,’ affray; $5 or 15 days. Richard Hartnett, threats'to'Nathantel Weaver; $100 bonds or6months in jail. "Thomas. Williams, forfeited TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 Tru STREET NORTHWEST. GINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. SPECIAL OFFERING FOR A SHORT TIME TO CLOSE OUT SURPLUS STOCK. Fine Fancy Mattings 35¢., former price 50. Fine Fancy Mattings 30c., oe = Good Fancy Matting 25¢., Also, a line of Body Bruseels, limited in quantities, All st Jno, O'Meara, No. 258 Poydras st, N. 0. ‘, t. 1 a reduced prices. collateral. Jno. Woody, colored, embezziement; | tenth; B. L, Wyman, of Montgom 1, Bld | ee ee ee a ' nolle prossed. Edward ‘Thompson, keeping a dan | another; P. A. Petersen, of No. 22N. Union st., | “\ Sey goed line of Tapestry Brussels, at TScents, All FANCY PARASOLS at cost. gerous dog; $10, Chicago, Til, another; Mrs. KE. T. Haltt, corner 9tii | Gur entire stock of Carpetines Lave been smacked ‘We are compelled to sell goods cheap to prepare fom Femoval to our new store, now building for us, «few doors west of our present location. “ONE PRICE ONLY." ) TRUNNEL & CLARK. 803 MARKET SPACR. ooo HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 4 PY RErkuiceRaTors, PORCELAIN-LINED COOL! and Fulton sts., Keokuk, Iowa, held another, ete. ‘The next drawing takes'place August 8th, at New Orieans, under the sole management and care ot Gen'ls G._T. Beauregard, of La., and Jubal A. Early, of Va., when the new Scheme will again be adopted, where » man can get $75,000 for $%, etc., the Tull particulars of which will be sent on appli- cation to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Don’t be Alarmed 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 is the only thing that wil down, as we must make rootn for fall stock, which we shall commence receiving very soon. Jy22 SINGLETON & HOEKE. ScHROEDER'S “MONOPOLY? SILKS. Ses Admission of Rerdell’s Confession. ‘New York Herald, to-day. Another important point was scored by the. pros- ecution in the star route case yesterday when the confession of Rerdell was admitted. Although the question of the admissibility of this testimony was virtually disposed of when the court decided to admit Walsh’s evidence, the defence, while pre- tending that 1t simply showed “the existence of business relations between the parties In 1881,” made the most »strenuous efiorts to keep it out. But Judge Wylle, who is evidently getting tired of SEATON PERRY, (Successor To Penny & Brorien), SOLE AGENT FOR WASHINGTON. THESE SILKS WERE AWARDED THE “GOLD i “Buchupaiba.” MEDAL” At THE PARIS EXPOSITION OF 1878, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, corruption, already proved in evidence were. nicre | 4 Quick, complete cure, afl annoying Kidney, Biad- AND GREAT DURABILITY. Prices range trom 730 ICE PITCHERS, Spusiness? matters ou the part of the plunderers, | @erand Urinary Diseases, $1. Druggists. “Depot, | AND GNEAT DURABILITY, mn’: | PRESERVING KETTLES, pertinentiy remarked that “these things cannot Stott & Cromwell 2 AVERY SUPERIOR QUALITY OF TAPISSIER’S ‘i . JELLY TUMBLERS, FRUIT JAKS, &oy pooh-poohed away.” Whether the star route gang have a “corner” on the jury trying the case, as Brady told Walsh he had on the grand jury, re- mains to be seen. But it has become pretty plain that they have not a “corner” on the most damn- | {ts gecasional use. ing evidence of their corruption nor on the matter - 2 of its admisston. When Ladies Are Attractive. = All ladies know their faces are more attractive when free from pimples. Parker's Ginger Tonic 1s popular among them, because it banishes im- purities from blood and’skin and makes the face glow and the eye sparkle with health. Forty Years’ ence ARIS BLACK CACHEMIRE SILKE, ut $3. This make of Silk is considered superior to Bonnets in the Paris market. New and Elegant Stocl a Bargains” in FOULARD and SUM! “Choice FABRICS,” for Wear at watering places. CASHMERE and CHUDDA SHAWLS. LADIES’ LI and MOHAIR DUSTERS. Ladies’ HABIT CLOTH: “all colors.” “Novelties” in WHITE GOOD! ALL PARASOLS, EMBROIDERED ROBES and SUMMER NOVELTIES, at Prime Cost. S#-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- An Impossibility. Deserving articles are always appreciated. The exceptional cleanliness of Parker’s Hair Balsam makes it popular. Gray hairs are impossible with M. W. BEVERID( Importer oF Crtwa axp GLAskwanr, jy22 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. EFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS AND OIL STOVES AT REDUCED PRICES. 4. » Our stock of above goods being too largo. will sell at low thzures to close them out. (orcura. J will now state that I madea miraculous cure of one of the worst cases of skin disease known. | The patient isaman forty years old: had suffered ‘fifteen years. Experience of an Old Narse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription + ‘ His ey a Ins whole body presented a | of one of the best female pif¥sicians and nurses In RECT PRICES. A full line of portable and brick-set RANGES, LA- frien! appearance. tied had the attention of twelve | the United States, and hus been used for torty TROBES, FURNACES and SLATE MANTELS. An different physicians, who prescribed the best remedies | years with never-falling success by millions of | g888g KEE A 00. XN N inspection roliclted. ‘ known to the profeision, such as iodide potassium, | mothers for their children. It relieves the child | Seco) Ep AA GRRE pAgte for DANFORTINS VAPOR STOVE; the best Paid $900 for medical treitment. with but litte renet. | (TON pain, cures Giana aerated Bggst EO AAA ON NN DANFOKTIVS FLUID constantly on hand. Drevailed upon lin to are the Coricvus Kavorveer | ii the b@wels and wird colle. By giving heal EEE A’ A 00 N.NN W.8.JENKS & 00...) internally and 0 Curroona ana cur FIOURA LOAP Ox: toe child itrests the mother. Price 5 here “i oe eeaeel Ss ty12 street northwoat. nally, He did go, and was completely cur ie e. — — me i ‘ 4 i = = KFRIGERATORS AT REDUCED PRICES. Body, whiclrpreseniod Sivost lnatheons Rnoeaanee: | Brights Disense of the Kidneys, Di- Ro Batt Uy UNIKE WINDOW SCREENS: will it any is now as soft and sinooth as an infant's, with no scat abetes. RORE R ¥ .| PATENT CREAM FREEZERS, ri or trace of the d.scase left behind. He has now been | xo danger from these diseases 1f you use Hop KR RR OR ¥ 2] PRU JARS. (pest make.) ¢ eS ee Bitters; besides, being the best family medicine PERRY BUILDING, Giiroj's Iniproved LACE CURTATN STRETCHERSS. ¥. H, BROWN, Esq., Barnwell, 8.C. | eVermade. Trustnoother, 0 * Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th strset. GEO. WaTTs, Rea Aublderney Date; Wagons sain Established 1340. 3y22 Jy14_ 314 Tih street, 5 doors above Penna. avenue, _ lerney But cd every Mot! T] oN ." = and delivered in 34-1b. “Ward” prints 40c. per_Ib | ()UR IMMENSE ASSORTMENT echeces butcrmile and swe Tall, 709 WHEMARTH & EDMoNsTON. 7QQ cream, 15¢e. pint. SCROFULA SORE. OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, FIGURED FRUIT JARS, ev. Dr. JELLY TUMBLERS. CREAM FREEZERS, (THE BEST MADE.) SIMPSON REFRIGERATORS. DECORATED DINNER SETS, from $18 up. DECORATED TOILET SETS. from $3.75 up. WILMARTH & EDMON . in detsiing his experience with the Curicura Remepies, ssid that throuh J ivine Provi- dence one of his puriehioners waa cured of # sro ulous sore, which was slowly draining away his life, by the ICURA RESOLVENT iut: iy and Curicuna and Curictns Soap externally. The poison that had fe1 the discaee was completely driven out, ___ AMUSEMENTS. FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNE, pues ER COMIQ' E—SUMMER GARDEN. FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, J MONDAY, JULY 17, FANNY LUCILLE'S NAC-NAC CLODOCHE DAN- STON, \ = 3 The’ st assortment of Lawnsin Washington. Pur 709 MAKKET SPACE. CEES. white all Linen Lawns only 25c. Je — = Sieeiis MISS ALICE JENNINGS, Colored Silks, navy blue, dark green and other col- ATTORNEYS 5 - gn “Handsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from 9.50 Wo? a Eee — Sixteen months singe an eruption broke out on my . AN x Silke, immense assortment, 50, 62, 75, 87 cts., ATTOR LAW. leg aud both feet, winteh turned out to be Bez" ee ee en 25, $1.50, $1.75, 82. pay i 60, Corcoran Bi 4 caused me zreat pain and ann ance, I tried AY. mi Lace fof curtains, 15, 20, 25¢. to$l, Practices in all tie Courts. m3 reniedics with no gond results, until I used the Cc : ie Damark, 508, — ond Ensonvus internally Sud) Coneuns aul Gort: | MATT MORGAN'S PICTURES, ete. §y22_| Dinner Say ce all inc, 2c dozens, N, 2 ute en im CURA Soap externally, whici entirely cured me, 80 HE WABHIN VIMEMING SCHOOL, ack, Cenhfuere Shaws, ure w . ‘ Attomey-at-Law, that my skin ix as smooth and natural as ever. % Double White Blankets, $2. Rooms 2 and 4 Gunton Law Ballat: ‘LEN. M. FRAILEY, ch South st., Daitimore, T BE et Black and Colored Cablinicres, pure wool, double 42 Lonisismaayenme. ga? S154 to Toe. ___ ota samncene gar J < cove! uated Gomtiinene ter oiek aia tees thee, he. ~ GEORGETOWN ADVTS. ? Perit Silk and Wool ‘Black Grenadine reduced to $1. —_ aS ee a nd White Striped Silks, 50c. Nun's Veiling, (blacs, ) all pure wool, 25c. CARTER’S, 711 MARKET SPACE. Bane. EORGE E. NOYES, CUTICURA. G COLUMBIA FOUNDRY, 1050 20th street. Manufactures Steam Engines, Bails ers, Shafting, ‘bulleys and _Arehitectural, Mill-work ; Irch Work; also 8 Agricultural Mi 128-610 NER'S SUMMER GARDEN, : . between 7th and 8th streets. ‘The Cuticura treatment for the cure of Skin, Scalp SVERY EVENING 21d Blood Diseases consists in the internal use of Curt- cURA KESOLY! , the new Blood Purifier, and the ex- ternal use pTICURA and CUTICURA Soar, the Gres of Cuticuna, small boxes, 5ic. RA KESoLVENT, $1 per bottle. | {CURA SHAVING Soar, 15c. | ‘ER, Boston, Mass. it be wae MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK CHAIR HE! THE BIJOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHINGTON. SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. 2 A Ht ss An entire New Company this week in agreat bill. Je5 (Rosrsson's Parent—JaNvany I1rx, 1881.) AA II ‘sss, 7 S . eo 2 Ta @ HELP! Eo ask Ht gos _PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. | THE WHITE MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK CHAIR A Pay AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION HELP! } aiffers from all the other stationary or reclining chaire RRR OO Y YA Th TO GLYMONT in that it is better, stronger and simpler; is RRO OY Y Will be given on FRIDAY, July 28th, by WAUGH M. i yuit cuntat tok leedd ote Eine ye 8 . CHURCH, on Steamer KEYPORT. —_— the hammock in every way, and can be put up noes to BE ROO ¥ © bealwaye in the shade. ‘The cheapest and the best artic - cle in the world for the enjoym of freeh air. It ase ‘Tickets, 50 conte; WHEPLE & SHATIU Will give a TO PINEY POINT THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1882. sumes and can be used in any position, from sitting to lying down, without any exertion Of the occ’ snd eupports ind rests the body in whatever posi is placed, while the price is 0 low as to be within the reach of every one, 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND. 401-403 TWELFTH STREET. ‘Wanted plenty of help to get rid of our still immense AND RETURN, stock previous to removing into our Handsome New Building. Price, $4 each, Steamer J. W. THOMPSON. Leave 6th-street wharf a — gam. Nath Arsive hone 7.10, ‘Three Tours | Itis impossible for us to mention all the low prices to | For sale ouly by LISLE GLOVES. Meals on, the ost 80 ‘cents. ‘Tickets positively iiiited | Wtich we have reduced the Goods still on hand; enough to430. We ive but one excursion, and imtend to make | said when we say that no Goods shall be carried into the J. W. SCHAEFER, We beg to inform our patrons that we have sold all | it Rret-class in every respect, No improper persons mi ont bis) bo : | new building that a price will sell. our old stock, but as we still haa demand for more we | owed on, the oat. | Aaults, (gree eee (NA, GLASS AND HOUSE .NISHT Doughta MANUFACIURER'S STOCK at halt usual | cdruviste: Nourse & Co. cor, oth end fete: = Prentice ia Scenuae a siuea 5 = — or, t iors, Gor. 7 ‘i 5 COF. OGEE’S CUTLE! n price. We will sell for 1Oih ontOy Win teside & Walton Pas aver, bet, Ith and == ie saad ‘st. and Pierce Place. Semmes’ aye. State roams secured ; Dafour, Lith st, 14th Y 2p a2 cco tend Ni care No. 1020 SevENTH STREET, above New York avenue, ac, sd ee ibe ‘We have on hand abont 10 cases Beautiful LAWNS at oe = B5 GELECT ANNUAL EXCURSION eeu 3e29-1m Warhineton, D.O. 2 ¥ cf the moma Ee = COG. YOUNG CATHOLIGS’ FRIEND SOCIETY, B,, ROBINSON & Co, TQ on steamer FANE, ; About 1,800 pleces WHITE GOODS of every descrip- | De Whaft foot of Gti stree tion, These we have reduced tothe cost of importa- Music by. ct tion, and are cheap, prio’s Brass and String Band. hiidren half price. 2OXS' CLOTHING HOUSE, $555 giMpq COD Staterooms secured at Bellew's Look store, 711 7th : Pi wm & Earcce sr willtbe aavited to cunning anne 3,000 yards genuine Wamsutta SHEETING, ten-quar- | 013 909 PeNNeYEVANTA AVENUE, [ 3 1-0 . 4y25-11t | ter wiae oe ——— 85,535 aS er z wide, runuing in length from one toten yards, at = e ee See cores) SELECT EXCURRION, ine = about 25 cts. per yard. This make cost 373 cts. to buy oe snp Shee = oe eo from the agent, WEAVFR, KENGLA & 00.’ Bear in mind that our entirestock of LISLE GLOVES MT. VERNON DUCKING ASSOCIATION, TO MARSHAL HAL) THURSDAY, July 27, 1582. Steamer W. W. Corcoran Will leave 7th etreet wharf ub, at St. James Hotel and at the boat. LAUNDRY SOAP ISFCONOMPOAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE: BRING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILT ; can now be bought at 39 per cent less than usual prices. at 10 a-m, and 6 p.m. slurp. ‘Cickets 00c.; to be had of members of the cl Jy25-3t LL DRESS GOODS REDUCED TO ONE-HALF PPP, A ZL A IE gSS8g 5 rar CATE, &., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT Ber RA ERA Ht Sass, EONS EICe DARI EOIN TY THEIR FORMER PRICE. AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAS QUE po PAA EL AMA Hg o8 (WASHINGTON’S CONEY ISLAND.) AND ROT THE CLOTHES. BP AA LLIL A A IL Sgss° ITIS SAFE, BECAUSE IT I8 MANUFACTURED SELECT DAILY FAMILY EXCURSIONS. FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM. The steamer JANE. MOSELEY will make Ex- | ALL GOODS MUST BE SOLD THAT A PRICE | REFINED TALLOW (PAEPARED BY OURSELVES), RE Oo YY A E ceqretona ty hie pope ome Te Lee PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE ERREO O YY AA L 6th street DAILY, except Monileya, at 8:90 a.m, The CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- BR a0. ee EK, Soars | Crees eee ae eee a ae ere ne CEES KETARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM | bo mh money. te. y no im- : I $y i brgper chatacters ‘allowedeon boat or aroundse THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS, ae = Staterooms reserved for families. THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. (CLOSING OUT SALE a Suitcnster Bathine, Fianlii Daricing on waxed foor, = PUT UP IN BARS, AND EVERY BAR BRANDED ec. &e. **Shore Dinner.” sic Prof. Pis- torio's Brass and String Band. Tickets (round trip), 50 WITH OUR NAME. cent Cane: es ee For further information Fs ire Ho OF MEN’S SUITS. Special arranzements made with ies clube, y: im FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, m8 3244 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN, D.O, oJ OHNSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN COAL AND Woop, By water and rail direct from the mines. Facilities unsurpassed by any firm in the United ‘Bell at cash \d deltvere4 Baia omice, ‘wharves "and “depoc iat aod “Water streets southwest. Braneb Yards: 1202 F st. n.w, 34 and K ens. ‘7th and P sts. n.w, 1112 9th st. n.w., and 221 Pa. ave. CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER Wort wile bathing. “Isioracat Sa can 08 623 7th street northwest. ‘We are proud to say that the Building cost much more than we anticipated, and our bank accounts run low. ‘We must therefore replenish. Help us to do this, and ‘we shall help you to better bargains than you have ever bought before, : and other.organizations. UANTICO PAVILION. GRAND EXCURSION RESORT. DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING. Z SS ir ed eae eal IMMENSE DANCING PAVILLION. Prof. Cook’s Brass 9 Band. EVERY DAY, THE PALACE STEAMER REYPORT, From 7th-street wharf at 9 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. ONLY. Round trip tickets, 60 cents. Chi 25 cents. Gi ‘reduced rates to churches, id others. asrangen jents can be made t0 stop’at any point woe HE POIOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPRO T es MENT COMPANY Lio Run excursions to leaving AND WE ARE CLOSING THEM OUT VERY FAST, TOO. ‘THIS 18 THE WAY WE ARE DOING IT: 800 dozen two-inch Hemetitched Pure Linen HAND. KERCHIEFS at 11 cts. ; have been sold st 25 cts, WE ARE SELLING $25 SUITS FOR $18. WE ARE SELLING $22 SUITS FOR $16. WE ARE SELLING $18 SUITS FOR $12. WE ARE SELLING $15 SUITS FOR $10, All Odds and Erds in HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, such as Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, etc., at half- price to close, = it leave GI sont it 1 aaa pe ee fiymont at Ip. ‘7 50. cents; children under 2 rng MRS. FISHER devotes her attention to the wantsof Our Straw Department is stocked with all the leading PAND SO ON THROUGH OUR STOCK OF MEN'S | Gren TOD oa rates to societies: once ‘Lady Patrone. wil SS eat suits. i eer Ore Tana, Fee We MUST SELL treat the ucrifion” Teas “Du. S Av He MORIA, ffesident, FOR THE SUMMER got Elegant Real PANAMA Harts, At $1.50, worth $4. PORCUPINE, MILAN AND CANTON E, MILAN AND CANTON HATS, ‘TRIMMED PATTERN HA’ atany price. No reasonable offer will bs refused. LINEN ULSTERS ‘Less than Manufacturers’ Prices. BLACK ENGLISH TREBLE CRAPE at wonderfully Low Prices. EXTRA BARGAINS THIS WEEK. DON'T FAIL TO CALL. §- No branch = store. Fie Cone WAR my ace bs cy ON EXHIBITION Street. MARYRITE R’g, Xo. 626 F street northwest, one door Exrge. and Ghote Sicek af Marksteees Tesos Cane. eee G48 Cooxine stoves, No. 626 E from 7th street, ete. notte I. R, TREMBLY. Saporintendent, w Glymont 3y10 - O°cegs UAN FALLS MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. WE HAVE ALSO MADE REDUCTIONS —— Use AMERICAN GINGER ALE. ‘Retail Price One Dollar ($1) Per Dozen, ‘or Sale by Dealers and by the Manufacturer, - SAM'L C. PALMER, 12% TWENTY-NINTH STREET, ‘West Washington, PALMER'S WE SHALL SELL WILL SELL IN BOY’ SUITS. ad 6 IN ALPACA COATS. IN DRAB D'ETE COATS, iN WRITE VESTS. DURING THE HOT SEASON. NO SEASHORE FOR US THIS YEAR, AS WE ARE DETERMNED TO FINISH OUR ENTERPR13E IN SUCH A IN FACT, THROUGHOUT OUR WHOLE STOCK, c + : 5 wv, STYLE 48 TO BE A PBIDE TO THE CAPITAL. on and at a A, 6BTRAUS, 999 PENNSYLVANE& AVENUE, near 10th street, = Lakai , Wa