Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1882, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. SUMMER RESORTS. THIS AFTERNOON. wart B. WILLIAM: CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE. UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON D. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF EIGUTH yi STREETS AND ON ET HTH STREET. BE- TWEEN K AND L’ STREETS, AND IMPKOVED PROP-RTY ON WATER STREET, BELWEEN TWENTA-ECOND. AND | TWENT\-THIKD STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCIT: n WEDNESDAY. JULY TWENTY-SIXTH, We Te OCLOCE EM, we aball ect, ine thervof. Plat On THT atSIx ¢ SPAY, JU Js aM. WAL RATLROADS. VOR RICHMOND, Fit TH POTOMAC STEAME: AT THE RIVER Washington, United F noted pinces. th will find this a notony of ETS GOOD BY BOAT, AND VICE ALTIMORE 1 & OHIO RATLROAD. MODEL FAST, AND THE EB TWHEN TH” PAST AND THE VIA WASHINGTON. —DOUE JANNEY COUPLE SCHEDULE SUNDAY, LEAV! Ci WASHINGT dN ations. 8:15—PHILAL YORK AND BOSTON EXPRESS. New York. ray Y Express. elphis and N hoster, Ered- w . | . Win. | int of %. W YORK and » New York. Offices, W €1) and 1351 Penney vania_ avenue, corner ‘orders will be gaze to be checked and received-at any po: WM. CLEME NHE GRE. ENNSYLY, He NORTH, WEST TRACK. > ENT § ULY 16TH, is TON FRom Sratrox, Conver As FOLLOWS. Traiss Leave W “i Express sat? daily: Fast with, Sleepiaiz Cars fn + Western ta. daily, exce Washington to Cauan- » and Elmira, at9.30 a. exeept Sunday n traius connect at Jer- okiyn Annex, affording street, avoiding double 10:20 p Limited Express, 9 ¥ On Sunday, 4:20, 9 acm: dail %, 9:30, 10:50 a.m. and 1:20, and 10 pore crus Of sale: One-quarter cash: beapat ‘ | twelve and cichteen For Avnet, G.40'am and 4:40 p.m. datly, except | cent ‘and to be Sn | pre . | top AM. 6:20, -O0'anet TL 0 p.m. 1:00 and 1 ne Boat On Sunday ». 8:15, 7-00 and ia avenue, and at the sta- for the checking of bag- Sage to destination from hotels and residences, J. R. WOOD, General Passenger Agent. Our closing out sale of summer neck-wear and under- wear con ces Saturday, July 22d. You can be supplied for very Little money. (French Lace Undershirts reduced from $1 to 50 cts.) Closing out a large stock of Fancy and Balbrizcan Walt Hose, only 25 cents; at : pr MEGINNISS’, 1002 F street, n.w. S.® ELLERY, e succEsson 74 DUBREULL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIR’ GENTS FURSISHINGS. > at 212 F Sreeer Noerawesr, Wasurvaros, D.C. yr of the Finest Dress Shirts to ondor. Extra Fine Shirts to order. ‘Bix Fine Shirts to order. T 2.00 2.00 7.30 [PSON'S DEESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY axD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street Northwest. Sorensen HANDWEAR, Boy's Wamnsutta’ unfinished. Gos. | Bula, 156. no Manilis a speciaity. CUNNINGHAM, 740 Sth street Berth went ail Se $$$ POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION 0. MONDAY. JULY ist, 1882. These drawincs occur monthly (Si ueral ‘Aaseunbly of EX oe of an act of the ay ‘Toe Uhited States Circuit Court, on March 91, ren- (@ered the following decision. —— bons First That the Commonwealth Distribution Com- Second —its drawings are fatr. company has now on hand a large reserve fund. carefully the list of prizes for the JULY DRAWING. BECKWEAR, i e | fetes... oy | ro i 7 5 EDMAN" CRE 3 Dourier. kL BOARDSIR or J. W. CLARK, 611 New west. and’ 1422 Pennsylvania avenue. Gok CURE FoR w LARIA. CAROLINA TOLU TONIC! ‘Bure eure for D: all its also ¥ chit Action and all a ; and ROCK CANDY all Building, Lou- 309 Broadway, -tath Lane ve only remedy that is bened ials beneficial tn above’ diseases, the ERICKSBURG AND | ) | (man ‘ON €:30, 7-00, 9.20, 11:00 snd 11:25 a.m., | Di MAGNESIA and ]HUMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERII LIQUORS, LEASE GOOD. WiLL AND FIX. TURES OF THE OLD ES1tABLISHED GROCERY STORE, NO 1301 ‘M STREET NORTHWES:, LATELY OCCUPIED BY OWEN LEDDY. On MONDAY, THIRTY-FIRST EN O'CLOCK A.M., [will nell the ‘Teas, Coffees, | Wines and Liquors; | Tare Lot Canued Goods, And everything generally found in a re. ‘The entire stock, incinding le with 1 He previous to sale, HtHOMAS DOWLING, Auction: SALE AT AUCTION ROOMS. One very lane Fren id gilt frame. ery handsom ty Oil Paintings. Thirty-six Volumes, (in Memoriam plate Mantel ALSO, fal. THOMAS Dc JULY, 1882, AT entire "contents of bove extablishment. We name in part: on and Harness: first-class grocery ease With two years se and stable, can be bought For further particulars ap- Auct. H, 1882, at ‘assortment of ‘Mirror, in walnut French-plate Pier Mirrors. of James A. Gar- Twenty Sets of Toilet Wareg (decorsted.) . lout reserve, af TWELVr O'CLOCK— Ten Carriages aud Busyies, all in first-ciess condition. PARLOR SUITE MADE TO © TABLES, WA MATT RESSE HELP, Li ERATOR, COC FOOT STOOL AT AUCTIO On MONDAY comme 3. JULY °K, we n ‘a general joods, being in elegant condition. SALE OF BRICK F Y NORTH. Doe! ective pre H DAY OF AUGUST, FIVE O'CLOCK P. ¥ roved by 1, we will sell, in ‘Terms of sale: One-fou twelve and eighteen mc A deposit 01 | | IDNEY 1 COL ET T CHAMB: RSULTE! S, PB SIDER: Ad, housekeeping, No, 9 Collection of Household Ry virtue of a decree passed in Equity cause, D street northwest, LAL THIRTY. FIRST, will sell at the re Syzi-d EY AVENCE, BE front of the premises, ng on 6th street, .reet north. balance in six, to bear 6 per cent piece sold at Trustees, 3y27-d&ds , o O'CLOCK Ne Set ud 4 sérceta Enxines, Fans, Shaftiv Crushers, Plaster Mill, alves, Screw: Nats, Burs, crew Heaters, Governors, Printing Press, Brick Machine, Gear Wheels, rap sud Bar Tron, wer with numer establishinent being st ee to obtain first-class ures. ) days, notes to BUILDIN, I =NUE AND THIRD $ " 1 the machinery, | On s AY, at HALF-P. we will Sell in frout of the premises L. street w ) 2 prope tice of such resale in a ep neton, D. purchaser's cost. foundry propert $50 on each unis t. THOM. Aucts, or Rivets, Bolts, Fittings. & At wo re of the defaulting purchaser, after givinz i ENGINES, CORN MILL, S, ke. qiity Cause DAY, AUGUST DON, on the prem- Noyes’ Foundry, on Maize avenue, be- thwext ontained in said made to order and for sale by Gray & | ‘urnished on applying to Auctioneers. A machinery, &c., $100 and under cash; over that amount 60 siven, satisfactorily endorsed, and bearive interest at 6 per cent. Terms to ve com= plied with on day of sale. IDNEY T. THOMAS, No, treet northwest, | Trustees, 3. C. COLE, : = h street northwest. DUNCANSO S., Aucta 3y27 \HANG: CHINERY, AVENUE, ND 25) = A-HALE. S SOUTHWEST; ALSO, ON CORNER assed in Eanity C 5 Docket 21, we will sell at public ai Be the vremises, on “TUESDAY. EIGHTH DAY OF=4 AUG A.D. 1882, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, Lots 19, in reservation C, improved by her buiidings used as a foun- imp:-ments, ku FIV! nts 1, 129, reservation C. fronting on Maryland avenue and on balance in six, Dear six per trust on the aser. Terms ty: at the days’ ay cr published recording at dy27-d&ds On THIRD, 1852, AT STX O'CLOC premises, I stall sell the above C moved in forty days from day ‘THos. ‘AGE ON FOURTH DE HURSDAY | AFTERNOON, STREETS, AT auGUST 2 in ‘front of the’ cttage, to be ree of sale. Ea ‘Real SHINGTON CITY stow vs. Aiken,) I will sel front of Lot 8, sq corner of ning. 13, square 785, i therefor at Inches; thence south 136 feet 335 feet 234 incher.; thence north 4 ‘a frame dwelling. 'erms: One-fout veyancing at purchaser's coat. Ww i» D. C. Under decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis- felet of Columbia, in Bauity Cause No. 7,852, (bar. at public auction, of the premises, on SATURDAY, JULY 'TH, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M. uare 869, becinning therefor at the said lot and running thence north and one inch; thence east 17 feet; thence south 128 tect and one inch; thence west 17 feet to the place of begin- it WE Part feet And IMMEDIATELY THEREAYTER, Part of Lot bewinnin: the northeast cor- ner of said lot and running thence west 22 feet 2} dace: thamce cont eet east 7 feet; thence north 95 feet to the place of begin: ning. Each lot rens back to an alley, and the first is im- pe by a two-story and basement brick, and the last cash, and balance in ments, at stx, twelve and eighteen mon! got at six per cent per annum, or all cash 5 Aeposit of $100 required on ‘sale of each lot, and con- inches: thence JOB BARNARD, Trustee, ‘503 D street northwest. DUNCANSON BROS., Ancta. jyl8-tu, ths ]HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S BIGHT WOOD, De SALE OF VERY VALUABLE {M- VED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT ON THE EAST SIDE OF 5 z Bo. DIATELY OPPOSITE THE BRI AND IMME- ‘VOD HO- 7 virtue of a deed of trust date By a bearing. the and i ok TT, recorded na setae gt at i eee District of Coh ra Premises, at FIVE 0'C! gured. thereby, ‘endorutoed Trusteo ‘wi SATURDAY, JULY TWE! ¥-NINTH. 1882, on ‘viz: All those fround situate and ‘ying ta the coasts acd ot Sclumbia, and being and ‘Lot No. 2, in Butt's subdivision of part of Peter's Mil Seat tna: Proved bys iarwe, double Frame dwelltam Jartof Lot nrombared eas D, not included ti MeChes: Este barn, with, stabling for sight hetes kerk ad of Lote marked and fetiored AE ‘. H ace one meet the most ington. roundin Sons in EVERY TUESDAY, &e., SATURDAY MORNTS 3 Beareeae fase AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR- Ni ny THUSSDAY Gs COOKING STOVES, FOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, ee ‘CHACE'S, | est and ty be secured by de dof trust on premises | of $200 required on the | ie time of gale, anda deposit of s AS, D street northwest, | y 402 6th strevt northweat, BRO! | ALLAN LINE. DFRLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS ‘O FOR THE MOUNTAINS! 27th. For cireulsre Re. address sh dalightty! location, fn. the midst of the ISAAC MENGEL, Mengel House, ve, miles from, Orkland, and, Je15-2m* Newville, cumberland Co., es no oy sce en ‘OTEL ALBION, mate. Private board for twenty Gre porsenee conve: ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Opens for the season of 182 Saturday, June oe. ee ia nient toa Of 4 weeks, Sealy 27, 1888. 2d Edition. 17. fhe most elegantly _farmiahed | and best fb | Aurora, ven pointed hotel ie Ati. pen-ait pa wail an u acted floor of 860 aires for hops | (HENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH Ho square yard and amusements has becn sdded 1 county, Va. Now open. Ronnd trip GEO. L. JACOBY, M: via. B. &O.R.R. For lets addres: ORO. Me TACT E STEORTST, ay13-1m "ARSON & CO. = a= — ASTFORD BALL + oxtonp, MARYLAND, STEAMERS, &c. ma” open JUNE 10th for ‘evden ot oad W YORK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. For rardiculars address io NORRIS, Props ‘The first-class, full powered, Clyde-built Dutch NTI PRIN Stearnehipe of this Lina ON TERY OE DOE d E 8 AMSTERDAM, ROI TERDAM SCHIEDSM, BLUE SETeR po Co., Pa. AANDAM, BP. CALAND. ‘This delightful summer resort is ituaied on the summit of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It is noted tor its fine air and mountain sanery also, fine medicinal waters; accessible Maryland E.R. from Hagerstown. Circulars, 1012 14th street northwest. Ww Carrying the U-3- Mails t6 the Netherlands, leave com- yany's Pier, footof s t. Jersey City, N. Ju. regularly every WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and Am- sterdam, alternately. fester First cabin, $70: second cabin, $50: steerage, $26. -im* M.S BALL, Prop'r. H. CAZAUX, Geberal Agent, 27 Sot hy Williain street ene ae eee = New York. For pansaze waaABTZEHOTT | QEASON 1532. & CO. 9 5 Penney! ania avenue, Washington, HT HOUSE rtreet. wharf every SUNDAY,, TUR 3 Lass T RSDAY, at seven ‘Geclock a.m... for Potomac river Rendeot Back ree landings, stopping at landings in Nomini on Tuesdays WILL OPEN JUNE 1, 1882. and ‘Thursdays, Mattox Creek on Sundays and ‘Thuca- days, Chapel Point and Hremt's Wharf Sundays *‘down” i ay," and Mattawoman Creek on v nd Mondays "ups" returning to Maahington every Monday, Wednesday and Friday TROOUS, ‘For information apply t2 G. T. JONES, Agent, 7th si i ae potomac TRANSPORTATION LINE. Te to$l4 per week. Send for circular. foam © 94 WATER MURTON. Eopriotor. AUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. New Brick Building, with xas and electric lis. Lhe nearest summer resort for Wash-¥ 9) oniane, % Doneh’s Orchestra and Mfilitary ee ‘o trains daily. For terms apply to F. TEN we Sesion daly. Hoe wren St €O., National Hotel, m, oF address: Springs, Warrenton, Va. QOLA4RK HOUSE, tain W. C ARBURY PARK, N. J. WHARF, f A specially desirable Cottage Hotel; Cuisine, C'eiock pia and service unenrpassed; free conveyance to| beach and from station; rates very Tessousble, 4.6908 Address A. A. M. CLARK. jett-2m LD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA, HYGEIA HOTEL, 6 Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe.’ Open dtl all the year. Equal to any hotel in the United States, Surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing, boating, fishing and driving specially attractive. Pre-eminently aresort for southern people, , Terms lees for equal accommoda- fonsthan any resort in the country. Climate free from Malaria: and for Insomnia truly wonderful in its sopo- File effect. Seud for circular describing hyiienio ad- et 2 iv ‘All River Freight must be Prepaid. Keturning, arrive in Washinton every Saturday night STEPHENSON & BRO., AGENTS, mi6-6m 7th street Wharf and Cor, 12th and Pa. aye. ‘OTICE. eater FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. On and after NOVEMBER 34, 1881, the steamer AKROWSMITH will jeave her wharf, foot of 7th street, at 7am. every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR- Y for all river iandings. On MONDAY asfar as Nomini Ferry. On THURSDAY, N. Currioman, | ¥; RK Leonardtown ‘and St, Clement's Bay, Sfone’s wharf, ie Bee el Coldron’s and Howard’s. On SATURDAY, Currioman Bir mn and Leonardtown. JOHN KR. WOOD, ms Agent. LAND, VA. ‘The only SEASIDE RESORT IN VIR- GINIA. The finest and the safest of Surf' Bathing. Ocean, Shark and Channel Fishing, : and Snipe Shooting. 3 OF THE LAKE Terms, $2 per day; $12 per week; $40 per month. Will leave her whai ith street, every MONDAY, te fr 4 Point jteamer nt 3 WEDRES DRY a icp tae touere, | Route from Old Pornt (es Bicamer ‘Nortuamyton to Cherrystone every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. ‘The Baltimore and Washington steamers make closd connection with the Northampton. Address, Jel-tals: 4. T. SPADY, Proprietor. WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, N. H., willopen JUNE 24. It has accommodations for 450 cueste, and offers more attractions ¥(- than mis aes seaside resort on the Atlantic coast, Excellent advantazes for boating, fishtow at Dathit ontsins every modern applianc Toons, best epring beds, lance parlors, ner ele- yator, music hal! for dancing and. theatricals, orches- tra of 20 pieces, bowling alleys, billiard room, steam jitcht for excuireions, ail and row boats,” rst-class fivery and boarding ‘stable. Grounds illuminated by 2p re New sore ae ar pe reports re- ceived every hour. Twomiles from Portsmouth and {wo hours’ ride trom Boston by Kailroad. Coaches of the hotel always in waiting. Address, Portsmouth, my29-m&th2m GEORGE F. THOMPSON, Manager. ‘NITED STATES HOTEL, THE LARGEST IN ATLANTIE CITY, N. J. DAY, ing at Piney Point. Pomt Lockout and Fortress: Stonroe, CONNE T NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE STEAM. First-class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. Round trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. Second-ciass fare to Fortress Monroe First-class fare to Piney Point and Poi 01 Round trip fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout. Second-class fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout. “7 Teturning, leayes Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS, at five o'clock p.m, THE NEW YORK STEAMERS JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT will resume their tripe leaving Pier 41,” Fast Hiver, New York, every SATURDAY, at four’ o'clock p.m), and Georxetown every FRIDAY, at 7 o'clock a.m.” For particulars apply toacent, 63 Water street, Georestown. ‘Tickets and staterooms can be secured at general office, 613 15th street, National Metropolitan Bank Build icket office, 1351 Peunsylyania aye- ‘and at boat. te ALFRED WOOD, Secretary. 5 spacious: se Patronized by Her Royal Highness Princess Louis QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL EVERY SATURDAY. Shortest Ocean Voyage—Only Five Days from Land to Land. BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL via HALIFAX, N.8. | IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF 82, | | er. ‘THOS. CHASE, Cashier. . MORGAN, Musical Director: . WHITNEY, Ma D.T. NOW fort in the State, situated immediately on the ¥/ beach and within 100 yards of the steamboat, landings; salt water bathing, boating and fieling ee an QUEENSTO' ONDONDERY and’ GALWAY. ‘The tteamers are unsurpassed for safety and speed, and are fitted up with all improvements conducive to the comfort of paesengers. and Sr. JOHNS, N.F., every alternate TUESDAY. | jeiq BROWN & OE one Extra weekly ships from GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, | y1vER VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD. Roper. “The mon detghta euines te beautiful level roads for drivi steamboat, Cabin, from Quebee, $10 and $30; from Baltimore, | iewraph communication. cireulars and. other $75; Intermediate, $40! Stecraxe, £23. infmmution address CLARENCE PETEMS., F DETTE, Fa pees yee. ROR NARE Rg TAS: | EEE CLEW, Til ith st. ;'D. A. BROSNAN, 612 9th st; 5 JNO. M. WILLIAMS, Georgetown, D-G.. or po sores & ALDEN, General Agents, Sr. Mary's Coury, Manyraxn, New York: 207 Broadway. Boston, Maas. State st. e1 rs Philadelphia, Pa: N-E. Corner Broad aud Chestnut | Quen for recention, of Guests June 15th, under the ts. je8-th, s&tly | Jo! KA VERS, Hotel has just been thoroughly reno- vated, furnished and supplied witn every convenience H4ésure LINE. for the comfort of gues\s, andis 4 first-class Summer WEEELY LINE OF STEAMERS Home fur families. © ene a oat Set ‘Terms—$2 per day, wr week, ani er month. LEAVING NEW YORK EV THURSDAY Special arrangements made for fasnilios. ally com- munication with Washington, Baltimore, and Norfolis by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady of the Lake, and Jane Moseley. For further information address Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS, AT Noon. FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. For Passage apply to ¢. B. RICHARD & ©9., General Passenger Agonts, Je-3m Piney Point, St. Mary's Co., Ma. 61 Broadway, NewYork | rite SOUTHERN, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.,°OR- merly OCEAN VIEW,) delightfully lo- cated. one block from beucland depots. First: $y is apl | class accommodations at reasonable rates; «ras Lig = and he: P.O. Box 930. ORTH GERMA 3m. VAN DYKE & BUD Speswerir dase Berwees New Yous. Havae, | 7 y1irTON HOUSE OPEN, — ABOUT ONE. Theteamery ofa 2 ‘i J from Washington. iva trains dail CRAY eee ts Shade, Mountain air. Agreeable nexhbor- Rates of passage: Fi jew York to Havre, London, | Wood. Delicious water. Moderate prices. ‘Southams Brenan, fiat Cal i cond | Address Proprietor, Clifton Station, Fairfax Uo., Va. cabin, $0; steeraxs, $0; prepaid steerage ee 2 Bowlin Grean! New York WG. S Cire tee ean eee ing Green, New York. W. G. down the river—fine fishing, Wooing eee enneviivania avenue northwest, Agents o¢ | crabbing aud bathing—OPEN JUNE ‘Terms $1.25 per day. R. J. COLTON, puietor, Milest niet wo P.O., St. Mary's co.,Md. ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATH Great North Mountain, near Winchester, Va. A. S. PRAT, Proprietor _ (ONE ARD LINE. PANY LIMITED, W YORK AND LIVERPOOL, Qpen Tune 1st. CALLING AT CORK a For pamphlets giving terms and all information, 5 apply to A. 8. PRATT & SON, 401 9th street northwest. FROM PIER 40. N. 2. Pp) ane Sane: to APE MAY.—NEW ATLANTIC—CHO! Family House—Near the beach; unob-/9 structed view; Cuisine first-class; modern ap- dL pointments; located on the most desirable street in the city. Address J. 8. DEATS my30-2m CEARENDON HOUSE, CLARENDON Srrrsas, Vr. Rate OF Passace: $80 and £100 for passenger accommodations. Eteerage at very low rates. Stecrase tickets from Liv- erpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at Throuet bills of laden i Belfast, Glasgow, fhrough bills of laden given for Gi Havre, Antwerp and other ports om the Continent and aon Oren Inne to October._Hotel and three Cottages _uc- pe a ieee = conmodate two hundred guests: celebrated springs; Nook Dowling Ghee ne Donk ene company’s office, | Feautiful Park ‘and fountain’ pleasant drives; bi aH gris BIGELOW & CO-, 603 Teh sitet, W, n, | Dowling: telegraph office connected with hotel. Sen ri jaahingto: for circular. VERNON H. BROWN & CO., New York: Sea: Mesars, OTIS BIGELOW & CO. 605 7th street, Washington. B. MURRAY & SONS., Props. FRWER SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN FOR BOARD erefrom JUNE Ist to SEPTEMBER Ist. Board $1.50 per day for less than a week; $1.25' Orto ni? THE TRADES. er day when over week. Children over tome Fr ya T BINDERY, 100) PENNSYLVANIA AW | Frat enn, inedtcal bills and medicine all freo. Tete s BINDERY, 1012 PENNSYLVANIA AV | rub Baling, medica billsand modlcine allfren at Gates, Blank Books a specialty’ Bost of | Sromptig*racaday, Thursiay oot aefurds peas ives references, Orders by mall promptly attended to. 228 | Breiics” and ths Proneiniee iy Paeaaater Adare IBSON BROTHERS Aes De ee aa) PRACTICAL BOOK’ AND JOB, veh id baie Rives elas ivania avenue, Washington, D. 0. QLANTIC CITY. OLNEY, S27" Fine Print specialty. sand A ‘This celebeata Cottage, with all, modern; wenie ned ; ‘VAnious causes— Hon of guests MAY Jorg" tie ioeation bets Ae ye Me i bey i, aut unobstructed view of the ocean zoakes itone lvancing years, care, sickness, disappointment, and a nee ke Cones hereditary predisposition—all operate to turn the hair | Jers ine, J, PENICES, gray, and either of them inclines it to shed prematurely. 1309 Pacific Avenue, opposite Ocean Avenue, AYER'S HAIR VIGOR will restore faded or gray, lizht myl7-3m_ Atlantic City, N.J. orred hair to a rich brown or deep black, as may be desired. It softens and cleanses the scalp, giving it = healthy action. It removes and cures dandruff and humors. By its use falling hair is checked, and a new growth will be produced in all cases where the follicles are not destroyed or the glands decayed. Its effects are = WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, ton? Qizw Broap Gauae Rovure,) Bs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY, 8 NOW RUNNING FAST EXPRESS TRAINS OF ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHES AND PABLOB. CARS, In which the charge for seat has been reduced to 25 cta, ‘THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN NINETY MINUTES, will ‘white cambric; on the hair, and keeps it freah and vig- oo OF MEAT. FLAVORING L@2i¢. DOMPANTS. EXTRACT MADE DISHES AND FINEST BAUCES. bo BENEY SPRINGS WILL, BE OPENED FOR RE- ception of Guests JUNE ier, 188, This, well renowned place has ¢tundergone ex both as for descriptive rr SOHN W. DREW, corner on and Penneyivania Due, and to Wily ORNL ECE. 1658 Pesaran my23-2m . RoSpwarp. Gen’l Manager. (THE POPULAR WATERING PLACE, Chemists, Sole Agents for the United States icles te CAPE MAY, POSITIVE CURE eet ee fant A WEST JERSEY RAILHOAD, ‘Without Medicines. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES, Patented October 16, 1876. One box in f ure the moet ObsGusts Yano, So"matter of off of sandal- pa by destroy- all druggists, or mailed on re- for cir rl ae 56-1 I. Tu NEL- seve Latest Telegrams to The Star. The Turk Ready to Send Troops. BERLIN, July 2%7.—A dispatch from Constantino- Ple states that at the sitting of the conference Yesterday the Turkish delegates declared the Teadiness of Turkey to despatch troops to Egypt immediately, under the conditions of the identl- cal note, The Porte does not advance any counter proposals, but merely expresses some Wishes in Tegard to questions of detail. The dispatch adds that the first detachment will leave for Egypt withing the next few days. Pants, July 27.—At a council of the ministers M. DeFreycinet stated that Turkey was ready to dis- patch troops to Egypt, in accordance with the Conditions gf the identical note. jlo annals, The Saratoga Races. Saratoga, N.Y., July 27.—The attendance at the course to-day 1s good, but the weather is very warm. The track 1s fast and dusty, and the bet- ting lively, First race, purse $500, for all ages, of which $100 to the second and the entrance money G15 each) to be divided between the owners of the second and third horses; three quarters of a mile. Pools—Bonnie Lizzie, $10); Fellowplay, $70; Saun- terer, $10; Crickmore, $30; Martinique, $40; Gen. Monroe, $15; the held, $15.’ Bonnie Lizzle was first, Saunterer second, and Martinique third; time 1:15. tena Se The Burning Woods of Massachusetts, PLYMOUTH Mass., July 27.—The fire in the Ply- mouth woos, though still burning, Is thought to beunder control. ‘The fire burned’ an area of 12 or15squure miles,on which there was a large quantity of good timber and considerable wood cut and corded. No houses were burned, Provipence, R. I, July 27.—A large tract of wood land in ‘Attleborough, Mass., near Hebron- ville, was burned over between 1 and 3 o’clock this morning. — ‘The Truant Chippewas. Cnicaco, July 27.—The Chippewa Indians now in this city on their way to Washington without permission are journeying thither to conclude ne- gotlations for the transfer of 3,200,000 acres of their reservation on Red Lake, Minn., to the gov- ernment. ss Forest Fires in Michigan. East Tawas, Micu., July 27—The forest fires are raging fearfully, extending from Glen Dam to within a mile of Tawasc.ty. At the miners’ farm, a few miles from Tawas city, the farm products are burning, and C. W. Carrie’s place is on fre. ‘The farmers are driving their cattle to the shore, and sending the children to town. On the East ‘Tawas road many of the farmers’ fences and much hay and grain are aflame, and three dwellings burned. ‘The loss 1s very great. Travel 1s cut off in many directions. Strenuous efforts are being made to save Gien Dam. ss PES The Tariff Commission. Lono Buancy, N.J., July 27.—The tariff com- mission heard this morning Mr. James Hendrick, of the Albany Aniline factory, who advocated a specific tax of a dollar a pound, or an ad valorem tax of 35 per cent. on aniline colors. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury French explained and illustrated the practical diMcuities in the working of the present tariff law, and why and how they ought to be avoided in a’new tariff, ee gee The Markets. BALTIMORE, July 27.—Virginia 62, consols, 61; do. second S436; di t due coupons, 69; do. new ten-forties, 4334 bla 4 BALTIMORE, July 27.—Cotton quiet—middiine, 123%. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat, southern lower; western opened firmer, declined snd closed eaxy—southern red, 1.07a1.13; ‘do. amber, 1.12a1.14; No.1 Maryland, 1.13} asked; No. . 1aigal. i934: duly, 1-128 bids Auwust, ptember, 1.19%{a1.197%4: * October, Corn, southern lower; western strong, active—southern white, 1.08a1.10; do. Yellow, 91; western mixed, spot, 83a84: July,” 8344 asked; August, 834833; September, 85'4a853/: No- 5; steamer, Ais bid. Oats lower and dull— 67; western white, 65! do. mixed. af4; Pennsylvania, 63a67. by 70s ii firm and unchanxed. Provieions unchanged. Butter steady—western packed, 14220: creamery, 23427. Faus quiet, 15. Petroleum’ unchanged. fee firm—Rio ordi: Sugar quiet. wie ‘weetern winter copper reights ui re) wheat, 185, oats, 2,900 ‘bushe’ Shipmenta—wheat, shels. ‘Sales—wheat, corn, I NEW YORK,’ Ju Exchange—loni, 485: inactive and strong. NEW YORK, July 27.—Flour dull Wheat, cash and July a shade easier; later months S¢ cent better. Corn firm and %alis conta hich Vork dull and weak, 21.00a22.00. Lard firm, 12. Money, 3. short, 485%. State bonds Jovernments irrgular. Cotton d unchanged. a Spirits turpentine, “45)s. Hosin, 1908200, Freights Fn. LONDON, July 27, 1:30. p._ m,—Consols— for m 99 3-11 for the account, 9974. U. 8, bonds, 4s, ew York Central, 138%, Attantic’ and Great Western, md mortgage trustecs’ certificates. 18. Hiinois Central, 140%. Philadelphia and Reading, 13s. Ontario and Western, 299, ‘The Star Houte Trial. After the reportof the star route trial In the first edition closed, Mr. Bilss sald the prosecution had closed, with the exception of two witnesses from Hatch’ & Foote, New York; a witness toa single fact, Who left St. Louis last evening; another wit- ness to the same fact, who had St. Louls and had gone to Narragansett Pier; and a witness for Whom an attachment had been | ‘The New State Department Building. Col. T. L. Casey has made his report to the Sec- retary of War upon the building of the State, War, and Navy departments. He states it 1s expected to complete the north wing of the building, except the approaches, and have it ready for occupancy by December’ 25th, 1882; and to commence work on the approaches before that time. ‘The total amount expended July 1, 1882, on north wing has been $1,662,918.02; balance of appropria- ton on hand July 1,’ 1882, $215,062.58; new appro- propriation required to complete approaches of north Wing, $100,000. No appropriation has yet been made for the west and center wings. Army Hetirements, OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL RELATIVE TO THE LAW. Attorney General Brewster has given an opinion to the Secretary of War as to the construction of the clause in the act of June 30, 1882, as to limit- ing or restricting the retirement of officers of the army. He says that he Is of the opinion that in de- termining whether the limit of 400 prescribed by the act of 18th of June, 1878, have been reached or not, the number of officers retired under the act of the 30th of June, 1882, must always enter into the computation, so "that no retirement can valldly be made under the laws anterior to the act of the 30th of June, 1889, if the ate of retire- ments under that’ act ‘and the law preceding it shall at any time amount to four hundred. Congress has evinced no purpose in the act of June, 1882, to make a permanent increase of the number of the retired list, It 1s true that the list is subject to temporary augmentation beyond the said limit by retirements under that act, but this excess Is €) toconstant diminution and de- struction by occurrence of vacancies, ee eg Capitol Notes. ‘No agreement has yet been reached on the legis lative or deficiency appropriation bills. THE HITCH OVER THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL. ‘The debate in the Senate over the naval appro- priation bill 1s, substantially, largely between the committees on naval affairs and appropria- ees ng Birt aauine ari teem e leg! ea ion bil tor a Te ition of the avy, and the con- test seems to have but Just begun. SECRETARY CHANDLER Will make a visit of in- spection to all the eastern and northern navy yards soon after the adjournment of Congress. ‘The trip will be made on the U. S. steamer Talla- poosa, which is expected to reach the Washington avy yard in about ten ‘Tae PResrenr received the river and harbor bill this afternoon, and will submit it to the Cabi- net meeting to-morrow for consideration. . ‘The Commissioners made an order to-day for closing the District office on 43¢ street at 3.0% comméncing with Atgust it proxiti. A WoMam ATTACKED WiTH HrDROFHOBIA.—Last it, bott, the woman who was bitten by the dog of Edward ee ‘who was tried Pear iN the Police and Mined $10 for ping @ dangerous doz, after her return to her home in Whi alley, 43¢ and 6th. Maryland avenue, was taken ill. was suff with what DIPTHTHERIA 1s ted to be quite prevaient among the colored children at Freedman’s Village. ‘THR IMPROVEMENTS aT ForT Myex have made quite a different place of old Fort Whipple. GRaIN ARRIVED.—Boat Samuel Jarboe, with 3,000 bushels corn, sold to arrive, at $1.10, and 00 bushels wheat; boat Ruby, ‘with 3,500 bushels wheat, sold to arrive; boat E. Lyons Whiting, with 1,800 bushels corn and 1,800 bushels wheat, MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.—Offerings on ‘change to-day, 2,400 bushels wheat, with sales of 1,900 bushels at $1.15. CONDITION OF THR WATER.—Great Falls and Teservoirs, clear. Hicu Tipg.—July 28, 5:40 a.m., 6:12 p.m age Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Toe kvgxixg Sran. THE CaNnaL Svrr.—The examination of the files of the corporation with a view to collect all the Papers in reference to the Alexandria canal has occupied some time, and all matters bearing on ‘the sult of the United States agt the corporation of Alexandria im the canal cases, have been ar- ranged. ‘The Alexandria canal company owes the city of Alexandria $152,377.77, with interest, for many years. The canal suit will not come on for a hearing again until next September. HuntiNe Creex Bripor.—The recent change of jurisdiction over the territory immediately south of the town, places both ends of Hunting creek bridge within the jurisdiction of one board of su- pervisors. Heretofore Falis Church district has controlled one end, and Mt. Vernon district the other end. Of course, as people of Falls Chureh dis- trict seldom or never used the bridge, they were un- willing that it should be made a free bridge, and the expense of Its repair devolved upon the public. AS now the entire bridge is in Mount Vernon dis- trict, it 1s thought that the chances of the bridge being made free have largely increased. ‘Tae REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL committee at Richmond yesterday, adopted a resolution in- dorsing Hon. W. W. Willoughby, of this city, for Judge of the United States district court for the Labia) district of Virginia, vice Judge Rives, re- sign County Irems.—The county tax of Alexandria county has been fixed at 70 cents and the road tax at 10 cents, This will make the taxes this year ‘on the several districts a8 follows, including the 40 cent state tax on the school tax. Jefferson dis- trict, $1.45; Arlington district, $1.55, and Wash- ington district, $1.65. This is a reduction of some twenty per cent on last year's taxation. The difference in the rate of taxation of the different districts is caused by the varied school tax voted by the people. Dear oF A RatLRoap Max.—Wm, Curtis, fire- man upon the Midland railroad, died at his home in westend at 8:45 last night from wounds re- ceived by being struck on the head as the railroad train was passing under a bridge sometime ago. He was about 2 years of age. REPORTER'S NoTES.—The colored Ploneers pa- raded here this morning and then went on an excursion to Carlin’s springs-——Reuben Rault for threats, Samuel Luckett for selling furniture sald to beiong to his wife, and Peter Whitlock for cursing in the market, all colored, are held at the station house this morning.—A hew rain gutter is being put up at the jail by Thos. Hoy,— Joseph Johnson has been removed from his R ace as sectionmaster on the Washington & estern railroad.—Wesley Baker, an Alexan- dria county lunatic. was sent wo the insane asylum to-day.—Mr. S. T. Swann has been adjudged a lunatic by Doctors Brown and Lips- | comb. His hallucination 1s that he has been poisoned by carbolic acid and has ceased to have any blood.—The county treasurer has settled his accounts——A republican mecting will be held to-night at Johnson’s hall. 14 1165, | TAS) TAK Te i 97%) Ws Tex. P. rd cits, | 39% 404 Union Pac +/1054 1063, Wab. Pac... $i 82° |Wab. Pac. pid.) 68 ¥. Central. [135% 196 |West. Union Finishing the Star Heuters, From the Philadelphia Times (Ind. ), July 26th. After exhaustive argument by Col. Ingersoll against the admission as evidence in the star route cases of the confession of Reniell to ex-At+ torney General Wayne MacVeagh, Judge Wylie yesterday decided that the statement should be received in full. The princtpal objection of the defence was that the alleged conspiracy had not deen otherwise established, and that, conse quently, the admissions of a person charged with: deing @ party to the crime Were not to be ao ce] judge Wyle had already practically aecided wh: je evidence. previously offered Wad Showa the existence of a conspiracy, and the of the counsel for the defence in again chals that decision shows the boldness as well as hopelessness of their case. The Judge emphatt- cally reaMirmed his opinion that the conspiracy had been established and in ad mitting the state Ment of Mr. MacVeagh assented to the tion which Col. Ingersoll declared to be the condi. tion precedent to its admission, ely, that “in the Judgment of the court the Jury Ww ld be Justle | n finding a verdict of guilty upon the evie dence already in.” anak tts very clear that the defence, in thus forcing & second decision on this point, are preparing t make it the main support of a writ of error In case the Jurors do what the judge says they would be Justified in doing and bring in a pr. .apt verdict of guilty. Whether the jury will do this or not fe. mains to beseen. As far as the District Court goes a disagreement of the Jury Is the last slender hope of escape left to the conspirators. The judge takes the position that the charge is proven and admits the confession of Rendell, as "one ot the guilty parties, to show the secret workings of the combination and the unlawful compact under which the plunder was divided. The star route men and their attorneys have at tempted in many ways to explain away the fores of Rerdeil’s confession to MacVeagh. An i | nious argument, and one which attracted a good | deal of attention at the tme it was made, because | tt was so cha istic of th nods of the | Was that Rerdell was a stool-plgeon, who Was to decoy the government counsel Into | the strength of their case against the conspira- | tors. ‘The onty attempt made yesterday to weaken | the force of the confession was the suggestion that Rerdeli had been bought by the promise of favorable opinion from the Attorney General on &@ | Certain claim against the Post OMice department or had been promised a place in the department, both of which suggestions Mr. MacVeagh de- clared were groundiess. Whatever may be the concluding incidents of the trial or the verdict of the Jury,the YS the public as It 1s now formed will jecisive, | Whether the defendants go out of court to enter the penitentiary or as free men they will be branded by pubitc opinion as guilty of the crimes with which they are charged, and the unanimity of this popular verdict will ‘make the technical issue of the trial less important than it would otherwise be. ewe NOMINATED FOR ConGREss.—The following Con- | gressional nominations were made yesterday: 14th istrict of Ohio, J. W. Bell, prohititionist; 2 dise trict of Indiana, Thomas R. Cobb, democrat; 18th << district of Missouri, W. F. Cloud, ‘republican; 186 On the Nile. district of Minnesota, Milo White, republican: &d 4 NIGHT SKIRMISH WITH ARABI'S TROOPS—THE FEARS | district of Vermont, Judge Luke Poland, republi- OF THE TURKS—ACTION OF THE EUROPRAN POWERS | ¢ whe —— ioe} ee eee T THE LONDON “TIMES” ASSERTS ENGLAND'S CLAIMS. | publican.” The republicans of ‘the 12th Ohio dige Dispatches from Alexandria state that at 9 trict took seventy-cight ballots yesterday without : o'clock Tuesday evening an attempt was made to | owed a Sore geen ep eyed were dis- Surprise the British outposts. Under cover of the | tivuted among ten candidates. The convention : darkness a force of 600 men approached close to | *tJourned until to-day. A Milwaukee (Wis.) dis a The fact ‘has developed that the pro- 3 the British lines, when the 38th regiment opened | fipitiontats are ‘arranging to notinate Congress> 4 a fire. The enemy retreated precipitately. During | men in all the districts, which will considerably _ the remainder of the night the Egyptians contin. | Complicate matters. ‘The hostile acts of the brewe ued moving about just beyond range. The at- ers have aroused them thoroughly. tempt was preceded by reports that Arabi Pasha | 4 Vingixta GRAND JU ND THE Cope.—The was attempting to treat for conaitions for his sur- | grand jury at « rasta nsbung, Vay pemenney in render, and tnat_a white flag was flying over his | Gicted Capt. John S Wise and Mr dobn & Crooks Intrenchments, Tantah, which bas a population | ett ‘as principals in ti Of nearly 100,000, and 1s'fitty-four miles north of | ‘Tuesday, Indictments we Cairo, will in Uke campaign impending probably | W. Ward and J. Stewart Crockett, cousin of JObR, be the center for Arab in all operations in the | s. Crockett. as Seconds, and Dr. Moore as SUNgeom delta. The other surgeon belug from Richmond, and bis name not known, escaped indictment. —____. MARRIED. On Wodnesday, ©. “Bienardson, ae ir. F. W. EVANS aud Mins bo oth of this ae: No cards. DIED. CHIPMA! On July 27, 1882, at 3:40. m., ANNIE : CHIPMAN, aged four motiths, of cholera infantum. Friends an d relatives the fan are respects ‘aly invited to attend the ft i fi y reomet ile General Allison will not listen tothis demand, and | parents, 2120 H strect nortuwest at 10a ae ath ae is drawing closer to Arabl’s posttion. ‘The London | stant. Times’ correspondent at Alexandria confirms the | DAVIS. Atthe residence of his motber, Mi report that Arabl Pasha 1s 1 regular communica- | Cann, No, 1109 New Jersey avenne northwest, Ucn with parties in England. | R. DAVIS, ‘aged eighteen years, nine months and BISMARCK APPROVES ENGLISH INTERVENTION. — | "Subeai'teoarthe residence, on Friday aftern: It is reported in diplomatic circles that Prince | three o'clock. Friends and relatives are apecttuly ie Bismarek has instructed the German representa- | Vite to attend. THE FEARS OF THE TURKS. The Turks believe that if Arabi ts defeated he will destroy Cairo, join the insurgents in the Sou- dan, and proclaim the independence of Upper Egypt. Some of the Sultan’s advisers counsel him | to send a force merely to occupy Alexandria, while | others propose the dispatch of a deputation of | Ulemas to induce Arabi Pasha to lay down his | arms. Arabi seeks to have his offenses condoned, and on thts condition he consents to disarm 2 por- tion of the rebels under his command. Major : j 3LASCO. At Berkeley Springs, West Vis tives here to declare that Germany regards Eng- | wetuceday, July 26h. 1900, 9.49 ell ee land’s intervention in Egypt as the only means of | HOSE. belove wite of D. B’ Gisseo, in the tweutge avelding a European conflict, and believes that | eishth year of her age. when Ezypt ts pacified the Powers will demand a collective settlement of the Egyptian question. Sir A. B. Paget, the Rritish ambassador, pre- sented to the Itallan government to-day an invita- ton to join in the protection of the Suez canal. Signor Mancini, minister of foreign affairs, in re- ply to the invitation, fully reciprocated the friendly Sentiments of England, but pointed out that it was Impossible for the Ttallan government to de- cide upon its course before knowing the intentions of the conference. this life, in 1 : ‘The committee of, the French chamber has re- | SMITHUON, beloved wife of Thomas J. Sunita Jected a proposal for a second credit of 9,500,000 | vie e aac tranes for protective measures in Egypt. The Sie- | ius, of Prince George's county, Md. cle says M. De Freycinet will challenge a vote of Bleep in Zonus, peaceful sloop, | confidence. None knew her but to love her, TO THE VICTOR BELONG THE SPOILS. None named her but to praise. The London 7¥mes in a leading article says: “England by acting alone will acquire and assert | ost 2" phomeet iy ait 9 | her right of controlling, in future, the country she sag wa a pp coeercind wi papers please saved. Those who object to that rospect have, | | THOMPSON. | At the residence of his brother-in. even at the eleventh hou, the opportunity of shar- gs A ‘No. 104 Indiana avenue, J. ing the labor and obtaining a voice in the determi- ‘Funeral iPSON. 27th nation of events; but if England 1s left to act from house Thursday, inst., at 5 p.m, alone, the formal engagements she took when the ee: situation was w! ferent wi! al bd General orders have been Issued in London fora | UNDERTAKERS. tion of the expeditionary force to em- | bane Her sufferings now are o'er, And tho’ «0 much we'll miss her; We know that God is just, And she has reached home at last. Notice of funeral hereafter. MURTH. On Wednesday, July 26th, 1 Crrleck p-ti., JAMES MURTH, in the forty- of his axe. | Funeral from his late residence, No. 1038 northeast, Friday evening, at 3 o'clock « at five vear Sa tryst ee Sr, ae aes ‘A company of engineers and ‘of the | JOSEPH Ga’ Pome pie ry ee pe ge ee a ‘the troops from the Mediterranean next week. and everyting first-class. ‘Telephoue connection. The correspondent of Reuter’s Telegram com- pany at, Alexandria telegraphs that the Khedive a am- officers, with.a view to ‘Telephone Connection. induce them to abandon their allegiance to Arabi UGUSTUS_BURGDO! Pasha Fi ‘URNISHING WS 316 Pennsylvania srenuctiatwent boron 308 < MEDICAL, &c. shaken at all by the defense an’ the étarvoute ee cases, will be Ukely toimpressthe Jury. 80 also | Gt montand sepecds Con of alten Dioseey ‘successor, and | consulting Dr. and “neroducod in evidence in Oneboue eee ws in if i i | HE i | 5 eS fl i i E | ETE il E 5 qf Hes Fi z i} 3 ley pronounced Hyaropnobia, but Dr. Sumby, another in attendance, declared that {t was not. sem ect tng again libersted Ea dus ane ther thiee ca ng ral rT Pigeons, Gen. Gi Excelsior, and Torpedo, for b flight to Baltimore. ‘These are the same that made a flight to Baltimore last time of liberation was for Gen. Grant, 9:04; celsior, ‘Torped a dinnateh tn Tee rat states that the pigeons arrived in Baltimore at 11 o'clock.