Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1882, Page 4

LF THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY. -Suly 27, 1882. —— = LOCAL MENTION. GNA. OFFICER, 1 Waenrxatos, D.C., July TSS, 9:30 a.m. For the middle Atlantic Partly cloudy weather, local rains, winds mos ly ‘westerly, stationary or lower temperature and pressure. Special Weather Bnilictin. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to th Darometer ts hichest In the soutl 4 and lowest In the Lake Superior re Westerly winds prevail in te Missouri vaile Westerly winds in the middle states ant New Enziend. stonai rain has fallen in the a if States, the northwest 2 Fe ‘The wing stations and upper lake 2 nfall during the imore, OY ‘hile Yors, Boston and Water—a comit: and soda Water, std a cre proveuent on both. To be obtained only at a’s Drug Store, 21st. and Pa. ave. C Gexts’ Low Sioxs 85 cents, at family shoe store, 208-305 7! ON TO Deer Fark FN, Ju be given to Deer P. tiekets wil P Si leaving Ure above n aay nicht. cante pur. OMicce, 619 the depot. TUFRE ar! D OAKLAND. tous wil Teund trip | olto return, No 7th street @gal., qt. tins Ha west. Je Insect mm WAT! Tr You W you don't For Cuear 7 Herzoz's. 0s 0 ar Pennsylvania aveous. Borys’ Low Sito 806-203 7th strect. ANoTRER aged 70 ease that su eured by Hunt's rex A Summer Day's the woods w Tanch baskets 78 cents, at faia!ly shoe store, “A gentleman, osed heart dis d,Was perfectly ble into the throuz! dried ant th Riler, atistn. at Brothead’s, 1205 F. “for real bargains in low-quarter s lastin fon and’ lace L. HEILBRUS, ith street northwest. Gld woman in window. Lanies’ gold wateh and filled chain, $20. Pri Laptes’ Kip Stirrers from 49 cents up, at fam- My shoe store hh street. CITY AND DISTRICT. Tae Last and best chan gents’y Ieties and children's Sandals and slippers, flac kid 3 and lace rs, f ne ABaUNE! ‘Toenight. Patatea Como aftéty"and Burlesque. Asyex’s Susoic Darves’s Summer VASHINGTON n 13th and th st — Condensed Locals. Ing of the District of Colum- selety Fast nicht, Pre: ¥ retary, eultural matters. ul display of Howers, furnished rs. At the req Dia Horticultu: re a certificate of ace!- vart, Col inal, as reported dental crow nyng in the © ered, found in the dames Cree! im yester: Srar. Mr. Alfred B. Robertson, who was Potomac i day, took place trom his late residence, 409 ¢ Yesterday afternoon, a large number of relatives and friends of the family being present. Rev. LL. Townsend, rector of the Church of the Incarna- tion officiated. The engineers in charge of the work of laying The double track on the Baltimore and Potomac Toad state that the double t ‘kK Will be laid only ter the Ist of Janu— ard with renewed ¢ the widering arly In tie next year. mgiven yestetitay to Leonardtown Dy the Chapel Print Club, under the management Of the followin c 7. a very plea . her, Chas. Willlains, and Geo. Coiton, h in the Police Court this morning athing in the Potomac Between daytight and dark. Oscar Turner, colored, was charged in the Poilce morning with F'S personal bouils wo -_ Olcomargarine Again. To the Editor of Tue ING Stan. Yesterday, through the ever-welcome Star, we dwith much pleasure the news that the oleo- margarine factory at the foot of 11th street south- fas: had been declared a nutsanc dered to be closed immediately by B Onicer | Townshend. But, to our great surprise, fearned this morning that last night the nd siesening odor was. ms distributed, to the great an fuce and diszust of all in that neighborhood, as well as the passers-by. If there 1s 8 to the power of the health oMicer to i @puisance, we will go higuer and continue until Shs disgrace 1s removed from our fair city. Cirizess, > The Jackson Grove Camp. {HE MEETING TO BE FORMALLY OPENED THIS EVENING Gorrespondeuce of Taz EvENtne Stan. JACKSON Grove, A. A. Co., Mp.,July 2%, *82. ‘The camp meeting of the Metiodist Protestants Of this vicinity tobe held at this place, which 1s Smiles trom Washington,on the B&P.R RK, ‘Will be formally opened to-night, most lkely by a prayer and experience meeting. Thus far the Work of preparation on the part of families pro- pPosing’to tent for the season has prevented any Tegular meetings,though some tnformal gathertn, have been held. Last evening a meeting was held, commencing about 9 o'clock and continuing to about 10, in one of the tents. Some of the par- Mcipants afterwards assembled about the Estey organ In the tabernacle and gave a concert, keeping ‘the sleepy ones awake for an hour longer, ‘This Morning the early trains brouzht out a few re- nks of the worshipers. Later pected, will bring larger numbers. A numb:r of the country people will move in to- day. Gc oe ‘Tue QuEExsTowN CaTrLe MARKET.—At Queens- town yesterday, 25 cattle were up, and 188 were Sold ond 37 left over. Cattle were Sold from 8% to 6% and from 4% to 5 per pound; sheep from 3% $43 per pound; limbs from 5 to 6 per pound. cows sold ffom $35 to 50 each, fe vanes shecedinon Tae D. C. ARTiLEKY.—At a regular meeting Of the District Artillery last evening, Major Hanneman tn the chair, and Lieut. Brower secre- Tary, arrangements were made for an entertain “ment to be given for Use benefit of the wounded eannoneer, Wm. Sutton. Au executive committee ‘Was chosen, and several members were dropped from the rolis. Lieut. R. H. Brower was promoted to be first lieutenant, vice Devoe, and Serct. D. ‘Thomas to be first sergeant, vice Herbert. Five re- eruits were enrolled. eo n | the task of th | newspaper | government will lose no advantage in the closing. Sports on Land nnd Water. ARRANGING POR THK FALL REGATTA. The Potomac boat club held a special meeting last night, at which a committee, consisting of J. J. Hollister, Geo, J. Jonnson and SK Wheat- ley, were appointed to confer with simtlar com- mittees from the other clubs, for the Durpose ot arranging the date., &., of the proposed re- gatta. THE STATUS OF THR HILSDALES. Mr. Louls FE. Saunter, secretary of the National Amateur Oarsmen of America, has addressed a letter to the secretary of the English Amateur association, in which he expresses astonishment at the resolution casting a doubt upon the ama- teur standing of the Hillsdales, and still greater astonishment that no reasonable excuse Is given for the actioa taken. He further says that. evel member of the Hillsdale crew fs eligible under an: and all English amsteur definitions, Mr. Saunier further says: “That the action of the English committee Is rezarded as an insult to all amateur oarsmen In the United States.” He says: “In con- clusion, we beg to say that our visiting oarsmen are not recetving in England the cordial reception and treatment we In Ame! re always ready to extend t strangers, nor are they the reelplents of that honorable ‘aitention they deserve or the falr con=ieration we believe the body of English clubs Woult wish to give them.” entry of of the Hillsdale erew for the Barnes tt, which takes place on Saturday, has been pleL ‘The Thames and London clubs are en- tered for the same race. TURF MATTERS. ‘The winners at the Long Branch races yesterday, Were Jack of Hearts, Disdain, Glrotl1, Monitor, Marathan and Iugomar. ‘The winners of the Cleveland races yesterday were Jo Louion and Mattle Hunter, ‘The winn Siratog. yeste-day were Standl- ford, Keller, Warfickl, Wildfire and Rose. BASE BALL YESTERDAY. At Washing War Department nine 23, Inte- rior Department nine 3; Government Printing Oftice nine 9, Post Office nine 6 At Baltimore— Baltimores 5, St. Louis 4. At Philadelphia— Topolitans ladetphias 6. At New York— Olymples 7," Aliskas 6 At Providence—Provi- dences 6, Worcesters 5, At Pittsburg—Aleghe- nies 10,” Ci At Troy—Bostons 5, ‘Troys 3 spor Members of the Cupital C:ty Gua Club made the following scores at twenty balls ea ING NOTES. yards rise, on their grounds yesterda: arnsworth 1, Stod:lurd 14, Peck 12, Hosford 10, ner, of this club, 1s now John C. Coiling, familarly known as man,” has challenged Frot. Ed in f A Desperzte Gang of Thieves. From the Phila. Press (Rep.), Jul: be The thieves and perjured scoundrels who make up the graceless gang of star route eospira- tors, driven into an ever-narrowing corner, are exhausting their ingeuuity and using their plun- der with IMheral hand ty save themselves trom the penitentiary. Their open defense in court 1s & small part of their desperate game. Their ns and their methods are as various and al as the tortuous paths they sneaked along piunder the public treasury. They have men tied to them by the bonds of a common crime scattered everywhere, glad to do the bidding of tie master conspirators to shield themseives from punishment. Oa every expe- dited route are partners or beneficlaries. ‘They have the money to buy men to serve them wherever and whenever the exigencies of their strait nd. ‘Their league spans the continent, eral branches extending north and south from British Colunbla to the Gulf of Mexico. They have their newspapers, notoriously at the capl- tal, covertly srever their work is to be done and wper can be seduced. They have in their t Washington such writers in be hired for their service, and is to smuggle into reputable uch star route matter as the unsus- pecting or careless editor will admit. This Ucular part of their work they eall making public iment. By mall and telegraph they scatter ir lies, Sinister innuendo and bold tion, to defame the prosecution and break its force’ With threat, ridicule and calumny they pursue the officers of the government, and set all their dogs to barking in the same stra ey have labored with sand Make the country believe that the Presid ordered a sham, and that the Attorney ¢ undly and b: ugh to de knows better th for the press as ous Industry to S ‘y oF low, republican or de wants unsparing justice done to every With Ww: rited confilence he tion to the ability, in and zeal of the Attorney Generai,'and can say to those who do not know that officer that honesty 1s bred in his bone; fidelity to his client is the record of more than 40 Years ata circumspect and jealous bar. He 1s so proud of his profession and his falrly-won emt- hence therein that neither hope nor fear could tempt him to puta blemish on it. He has so del! an appreciation of his official obligation to his country that he would serve that first though 2s of Warmest friendship or closest kin Stood This 13 the man under whose eye the Star route prosecutions are progressing, and It is Well that his countrymen should know what kind of man he ts, But the Attorney General 4s criticised because he has not been te active head of the prosecution in court; the very thieves themselves this to show that the government does not want to convict them. The Attorney General's office 1s a very different thing from what It was when Wirt Said he earrfed the papers of his office in his hat, ‘The country has grown, and the Department of Justice with it. “District attorneys, marshals, agents, witnesses, prisoners—the whole mactanery Of federal justice Centers in the Attorney General's offi-e; and he must administer it, give directions, investigate questions of law, and render opin- lons for the guidance of the government. The Attorney General 1s the minister of justice of a great country, and much as he may desire to spend his time in court, it is his higher duty to hold his hand on the whole departinent and direct. ‘The trial of these star route cases has been committed to competent lawyers, butthe At- torney General, sitting In his office, Is at the head. He accepts the responstbility. When he shall have been heard in court—as he will be—there will be ho more doubt of his earnestness than of his familiarity with the case. It 1s not strange that the star route villains have spread scandalous sto- ries about the prosecution, when they have not spared the cout. Every ruling in their favor during the trial they have seized on as proof that Jude Wyile, as honest a man as sits on the bench, Was with them and would save them If he could. The government case has been made out, the evidence ts straizhtforward and conclusive. "The CARPET: CARPETS! C ARPETS! 1S82.....-see00e---- FALL STYLES. 1882 SELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLYS, TWO-PLYS, SUPER INGRAINS, And LOW-PRICED INGRAIN CARPETS. FL Moquette RE Floor and Staii Napier MATTIN , all S, Velvet RUGS, Tapests 5 LINENS. —< = iG for offices, ete. DRY GOODs. TOWSON'S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 3726 SOUTH SIDE. H H 00 58S, TITT FER TITT H Ht “oo’ Ssss8 T Eee 3 a a @ KEE R BR Sass8 CELEBRATED STOMACH BBB OST T KEE Ssssq BB ii r g E gz So: BEB 2. 2 wee B B ®gss% = It is the concurrent testimony of the public and the medical profession that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters isa medicine which achieves results speedily felt, thorough and benign. Bevide rectifying liver disorder, if in- ‘Vigorates the feeble, conquers kidney and bladder com- Plaints, and hastens the convalescence of those re- covering from enfeebling diseases. Moreover it is the grand specific for fever and ague. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gencrally. wl UCED PRICES. i GEO. WaTTS, W. 4714-34 Tthatrest, G doors above Penna. sym, «= Amusements, Excursions, &c. AT THE TuRATER ComiquE an attractive variety iin Mate Morgan's ving pletarea = iat Morgan's living DRIVER'S SUMMER NIGHT ENTERTAINMENTS are kept at a high standard, and his inviting garden theater is well filled every evening. pe ABNER'S GARDEN a fine orchestral concert is ven every even TOE Wasnisaros Swiuming ScHooL is open morning and evening, for gentlemen, and for ladies from 10 a.m, to 12 m, WAUGH M. E. CHurnch Congregation will give a day and moonlight excursion to Glymont to-mor- Tow on the steamer Keyport, leaving the foot of Teh street at 9 am. and & p.m. Pixey Pornt.—Messrs. Whipple & Shattuck have arranged to give an excursion to Piney Point, Thursday, August 3d, on the steamer J. W. Thomp- son, which will leave the clty at 8 a.r. and return at 10:30 p.m. THE MOUNT VERNON DUCKING ASSOCIATION gives an excursion to Marshall Hall to-day. The steamer 'W. W. Corcoran Will leave on her last trip at 6 in. 7 > MARRIAGE LIcENsEs have been issued to Luther W. Barnard, of N.Y., and Elizabeth Duty, of Oc- coquan, Va.: F. W. Evans and &. A. Monahan; W. Thomas, of P.W. county, Va.. and Mary E. Carter; James W. Taney and Sarah Matilda Clagett, bott of Montgomery county, Md.; Samuel Nelson, of Montgcmery county Ma. jand Sarah ‘Tasker. ANOTHER Cast UNDER THE New Burtotary Law. The second case under the new burglary law was before the Police Court tiis morning. Charies Jackson, a young colored man, was charged with breaking into the warehouse of Mr. Benjamin F. Baker, his employer, who ts engaged in the hide and wool business on 9th street, between L and M streets southeast. Sergeant Mulhall and Private Sadler, of the eighth precinct, arrested Jackson about three o'clock this morning for breaking into the warehouse and stealing thirty pounds of wool. Mr. Guy Thompson appeared for the prisoner, and. waived an examination. The court sent the case to the grand jury, and the prisoner was committed in defauls, of ‘$1,060 bonds. Ss Not a Success, From ths Springfield Republican. The attempt to break Walsh’s testimony 1s not a brilliant success. Quite otherwise. TORK’S GRAND OCEAN TOUR, BALTIMORE TO BOSTON, VIA. THE IRON STEAMSHIP DECATUR H. MILLER, AUGUST lita, Spending a day at Hyxeia Hotel, Visiting the Teles of j Shoals, “White Mountaine, ete." Note “the Pleacant | Ghanages and Great Variety in Modes of Conveyance on this Tour: Devan Voyaurer Via stosmship, Baltimore to | Boston. Steamer— Norfolk to Fortress Monroe. Rail— ‘ton to Portsmouth. Steamer—Portsmouth to Isles of als. Cerriave Ride—To New Castle, New Hamy shire. “Rail—To Portiand, Maine. Rail—To Lake Se- i Steamer—On Leke Sebaxo, up the Songo, the eclest of Itivers. Staze Ride—Long Lake to Brids- Rail—Throurh Crawford Notch, White Mow Rail—Ascenuing end descending Mount Was! White Mountains to Boston and F: lace Steamer—On Long Island Sound to New ork. Roil—New Drool tou. tains la dics without escort aud those who wish to travel with out any ixiety. This romantic tour of 10d for only nding hotel accommodsticns, transfers and every expense from the begining to the end of journey. For descriptive cuide and ail information apply to 1343 F street, Washineton, D dy27-10t D.C. Or W. L. STORK, Baitimore: THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST ror TOILET, BATH, HANDKERCHIEF. Ki e's PALACE, No. 814 SEVENTH STREET. THE KING OF THE MILLINERS, AND THE GREAT LEADER OF FASHION, - YOUR LAST CHANGE.) Only a few more of thore clexant FRENCH CHIP HATS, at 50c., worth $1.50. Another Reduction in RIBBONS. $10,000 worth to be closed ont. St ll another Reduction in PLUMES! PLUMES! In White, Cream Blac! nd other Colors, to be FRENCH FLOWERS at half their value, LACES! Magnificent Oriental and Spanish Laces, very wide thd excellent quality, at 25e. per yard. LOVELY OSTRICH TIP3, at 25c., 50c. and 75c. Our Straw Department is stocked with all the leading and Gexirabie shapes. We are determined to close the entire stock, no matter how great the sacrifice. Ithas Ko! to be sold. Elegant Real PANAMA HATS, ‘At $1.50, worth $4. PORCUPINE, MILAN AND CANTON HATS, ‘at 25c. only. TRIMMED PATTERN HATS, bls atany price. No reasonable offer will be refused., "' LINEN ULSTERS ‘Less than Manufacturers’ Prices. GLISH TREBLE CRAPE, \derfully Low Prices. EXTRA BARGAINS THIS WEEK. DON'T FAIL TO CALL. 53 No branch store. No connection with any other establishment. dy22 For THE SUMMER Use AMERICAN PALMER'S GINGER ALE. Retail Price One Dollar ($1) Per Dozen, For Sale by’ Dealers and by the Manufacturer. SAM’L C. PALMER, 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET, ‘West Washington. §®~Telephonic connection. sy]T BAkGan SECTIONS. THE ODDS AND ENDS MOVING RAPIDLY. Closing OUT SALE WE MENTION A FEW MORE FOR THIS WEEK. BROWN AND BLUE LINEN VESTS that have been good sellers at $1, come and take your Choice at 35 cents. OUR ODDS AND ENDS OF SIX DOLLAR PANTS have been added to the lots we offered last weer, and. ‘we put the price down to $3. Remember, these are not $3 Pants, but five and six dollar ones, which we want to close out at THREE DOLLARS. IN OUR ODDS AND ENDS OF CASSIMERE SUITS: AND SO ON THROUGH OUR STOCK OF MEN'S we offer you the Choice of our $13.50, $15, $18 and $20 Suitsat TEN DOLLARS. Some of these there are only one of a kind, and aa we state above, they are Odds and Ends, ‘The prices we put on ALPACA COATS last week is moving them rapidly, and this close them out. If you want an ALPACA look them over. ON OUR REGULAR 810CK THE REDUCTION I8 FULLY TWENTY PER CENT. ‘Do you know the prices we have marked on WHITE AND FANCY VESTS? ‘If not, look in our windows and it will tell you the story. a. BAKES & CO, ‘ork to Baltimore. ‘The very tour for | week will come Mi | IN BOY’ SUITS. Cenvincing Evigencs of a Wash. Cor. Cin. Gazetts, ” ~ WASHINGTON, July..95.—Jndge Wyllie, who was. Praised by the defense tm the star-route cases, three weeks ago, for paving refused to admit the Conspiracy. confession of Rerdell, Senator Dorsey’s private, secretary, is now as unuch; denounced by them. He to-day reiterated his stetement that since that Ume evidence enough hadbeen submitted to the court to make it apparent that there had been a conspiracy, and that there had been a gross-abuse or retion in the matter of the expedition of Star route contracts. The testimony of ex- Attorney General MaeV. and of ex-Postmaster General James wasa recital of the state- ments made to them jast year by Rerdell, which has been published many mes in detail.’ There oe ou — oe no. cna nt Mr. Rerdell — uel nt, altgough:the newspapers whic! defend the star vo le under circum~ stances speak of Mr. MacVeagh and Mr. James as Mars, and place them in the category with Walsh. ‘They seem to forget that by pursuing such a course they give strength to Mr. Welsh’stestimony. The story told was a very straightforward one, and shows in detall how the star route combinations were formed, and how the conspiracy to expedite the service Was made. It was very evident that the defense was seriously disturbed by the testl- mony about Rerdell, a3 given by Messrs. Mac Veagh and James and_ex-Senator Clayton. It strengthens W and has direct bearing on the question of conspiracy. go a eae Tuesday night John Prindell, a prisoner in the Bridewell, Chicago, murdered his cell-mate, Wm. J. Clark, by beating him to death with Clark’s wooden leg. ‘PEE HISTORICAL COBBLER. “*Let's eee, let's see, when did Christopher Columbus " questioned a brisk little man, as he entered a cob- bler’s shop in Milford one day last week. **Don't you vas gomin in dis exfnings?" hospitably asked the cobbler, ashe paused with uplifted pegging hammer. ‘T'd like to know right away.” “*Vhell, I likes to oblige you, bud you see mein zon Hans he dakes all der messures in a buch, und like enough he knows if Golumpus vas hee-er.”” "Do you know who discovered America ?’ ‘*Nein, mein Gott! but I haf found out who dieh- govered Sanford’s Ginger, vich ish more as dirty-dree tousand times der pest dishgovery since dat apple was chawed up in Baradive ” it __ BOOKS, &e. _ Bess FOR SUMMER READING. Campa in the Rockies, by Wm. A. Baillie-Grohman. Bright Days in the Old Plantation, Times, by Mary Ross Banks, ‘Three in Nor *+In the Distance, anocer by G. P. Lathrop. | “Antinous,” a romance of ancient Rome, by Geo. Taylor. ‘*Eleine,” by Augus- tus Craven > our orders for Brown's Iron Bitters it may be of satietaction for the pub- le to Know that we receive the most flattering encomiums from our Customers in regard to the efficacy and genuine merit of this medicine. WHITESIDE & Watton, Pharmacists, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue. [Brown’s Iron Bitters is a true tonic. A cure for }azspepsia, digestion, weakness and all wasting Carter's Little Liver Pills have no equal asa prompt and positive cure for sick headache, Diliousness, constipation, pain in the side and all liver troubles. Try them. Nervous eared is a depressed, irritable state of mind; a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling; no ene! 10 anima~ tion; confused head; weak memory; loss of power in generative organs occasioned by excesses; men- tal overwork, or indiscretions. A positive tnfalli- able remedy’ for all these troubles ts found in Allen’s Brain Food, which tones up the system, arrests all involuntary discharges, removes men- tal gloom and despondency, and restores wonder- ful power to the weakened organs. Sold by all druggists, $1 package, 6 for $6, oF sent tree by mall ga Toveipt of pricé, from ALLEN's PHARMACY, 315, First avenue, N. Y. Storr & CROMWELL, Agents, 40 Pennsylvania avenue. 1,000 Rewara For any case of blind, pied ee ulcerated, or protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy fails to cure. arene by J. P. Miller, M. D., 915 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine wita- out his signature. Sold by druggists. o1s-e0 Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, Di- abetes. No danger from these diseases if you use Hop Bitters; besides, being the best family medicine ever made. Trust no other. How Refreshing to the feverish fuvalid 1s Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperi- ent! Its cooling and-anti-infammatory character surpasses that of any other saline. Sold by all druggists. Skinny Men. “Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsta, Impotence, Sexual De- bility. $1. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. 3 “Alderney pair Wi ms.7? Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered {n 3¢-1b. “Ward” prints 40c. ner 1b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, fe. per qt Cream, 15¢. pint. ‘AMUSEMENTS. Ree COMIQU ARDEN. MONDAY, JULY 17, FANNY LUCILLE’'S NAC-NAC CLODOCHE DAN- ERS. A full list of the Franklin Square Library constantly on hand. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, Sy? 428 7th streot. NEY BOOKS. Floeting Matter of the Air, by Jchn Tyndall, F.R. 1.50. Ants, Bees and Wasps. by Sir John Lubboc inte Series. $2; Appleton's Summer Kesorts, » paper, 59 cents; Aune, by Con- nnimore Woolson, $1.25; California for Health, Pleasure and Residence, m edition, thor stance a guahly’ reviged by Charles Nordhoff, #2. Diskens, by Adolphus ¥, Ward, 75 cents. of Finane by E MP x's Baby,” ‘No Nai $1. A Reverend 50, ‘The Di-ease Memory, by Th, Series, § ors in the Use of 50. B. Hodgson, $1.59. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, 1015 HENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GS OeMER, READING. J se24 Threein Norway. Win Aghenbe Hodsxon's Yesterday—Leistire Hour, Frankhu Square and Se “VAN HOL’ ‘uller; $1. ou A y 4 $1.50." Aechen Seriex;) $1. Lotte of othe MM: Drake's White Mountahas; $0 Osicoo y $1.50. and beautiful assortment of Fancy Goods just received, by Wat. H. MORRISON, Law BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 475 Penusyivania xvenue, Jel6 Washington,’ D. PPPl AO A A BSS, 3 PoP AA OL AA i § 8 PPP AA LE KA It Ssssg BP ASAE §=Asa Ig 8 P 474 Cin AA I Sgss! RRR OO Y YA RRO OY ¥ AA LT RRR O O YY AA R ROO R R00 1117-1119 PE! SYLVANIA AVENUE, AND 401-403 TWELFTH STREET. LISLE GLOVES. ‘We beg to inform our patrons that we have sold all our old stock, but as we etill haa demand for more we boughta MANUFACTURER'S STOCK at hair usual price, We will sell for prion) 3390393 oco co G ag ‘cou Bear in mind that our entire stock of LISLE GLOVES can now be bought at 30 per cent less than usuaP prices, PPP A L A Il gSS88g Pop AA LG AA OT ber Aa Er AA i Sgssq P AA Luu AA UL Sgss8 RR 00 ¥ ¥ A L ROOYY AR L BRE QQ YY AA LE EE Soo ¥ £44 ton jy22 OF MEN’S SUITS. AND WE ARE OLOSING THEM OUT VERY FAST, TOO. THIS 18 THE WAY WE ARE DOING IT: 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. BUITS. WE HAVE ALSO MADE REDUCTIONS IN ALPACA COATS. IN DRAB D'ETE COATS. IN WHITE VESTS. IN FACT, THROUGHOUT OUR WHOLE STOCK, A. STRAUS, 98) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near 10th street, MISS ALICE JENNINGS, MISS ANNIE HART. MATINEES TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATUR DaY. RES, ete. sy2e SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York avenue, between 13th and lith sts. ‘ater constently changing and kept at temperstureof Wi 80 to 85 devrees. Hours: Gentlemen, 7 to 9a.m. and 2:30 to 10 p.m.; m. 10am. to 13 THE BIJOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHINGTON. SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. An entire New Company this week in agreat bill. Je5 No. 626 ON EXHIBITION E AND SALE AT Btreet. MARKRITER'S, No. 626 F etrect northwest, one door from 7th street, Choice Oil, Paintings, Engrayines, Chromios, etc. : alsd Lerge and Choice Stock of Paper Picture Cord and Tassels, Tn im. ‘Ticketa, 50c. Good mnisic, — jy27-4 folk Sunday at4p.m. Arrive in Washing- ton Monday morning at lock. =“ P COOK'S BRASS B. accompanies He Da AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO GLYMONT Will be given an FRIDAY, July 28th, by WAUGH M. RCH, on Steamer KEYPO! sfactof 7th street at 9a.m.ani3 p.m. tieniig leaves Glymont at 1 aud 9 p.m ‘Ti » 50 cents; Chiléren, 25 cents. dy26-2t* WW HIPELE, & SHATTUCK Will give a Select Excursion TO PINEY POINT AND RETURN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1882. Steamer J. W. THOMPSON. Leave 6th-street wharf a home 11 Xi ‘Three hours and bathin ic and dancing. cents. ‘Tickets positwely limited to 350, We give but one excursion, sud intend to nuke it first-class in every reepect, — No improper persons allowed on the boat. Adults, 75 cents; children be- tween 6 and 12, 25 cents. he following Nourse & Co., co ts. : Prentias E: Mzjoz"s, 60 johnson, cor. bet. 19th and ‘Semmes’, secured at ay YOUNG CATHOLT To LOWER CEDAR POIN 1882, on steamer JAN wharf foot of 6th street pn. Music by Fistorio's Brass and String Band. ‘Tickets 50 cents; children half price. Staterooms secured at Be! vook store, 711 7th street northwest. 7 Proceeds will be devoted to clothing and educating poor boys. : 3y25-11ty QELECT EXCURRION, DAY AND’ MOONLIGHT, BY T: MT. VERNON DUCKING ASSOCIATION, TO MARSHAL HALL, THURSDAY, July 27, 1st. Corcoran will leave 71 in. Sharp. Tickets 5 », at St. James Hotel: TEND SOCIETY, MONDAY. AUGUST 7, Boat will leave a. and return at 9:30 Steamer W. at 10 a.m, an members of the clul Sy2: Ieee CEDAR POINT! (WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND.) SELECT DAILY FAMILY EXCURSIONS. The palace steamer JANE MOSELEY will make Ex- cursions to this popular resort, leavi 6th street DAILY, except Mondays, at $:30 a.m. The management reserve the riht to take up any tickets at boat and return money for same.- Positively no im- proper characters allowed on boat or grounds. Balt wator Bathing: Fisuine Detcin a fl salt-water Bathing, Fishing, Dancing on waxed floor, &e. &c., and a “Shore Dinner.” Music by Prof. Pis- torio's Brass and String Band. cents; Children, 25 cents. For further information jpecial arrangements made with societien, cl ibs, special arrangement societies, clul and other organizations. dyi5-1m UANTICO PAVILION. GRAND EXCURSION RESORT. DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING. Fishing, Croquet, Shooting Gallery, Quoite, &e.. IMMENSE DANCING PAVILLION. Prof. Cook’s Brass ing Bani EVERY DAY, THE PALACE STEAMER KEYPORT, From 7th-street 00 p.m. street wharf to be had of id at the boat, ‘Tickets (round trip), 50 25 centa. and others. jents can be made to stop at any point ae y river. C FRUIT GRO" IMPRO fe POTOMA: = Teens VE- Kevan ice Sate T p.m. snd 3p, Rae Sc ea tae ee iplplchces 25 1. R. TREMBLY, Superintendent, at Glymont. jy10 Occ? UAN FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, aoe SE See Ee days, -street wharf Sundays at 9:30 3 by seaaye sod Fridays at 9 a. returning ad Belirdage: leaving 9 a.m., returning at 8 : pbancing “on all trips excopt Sundays, Fine brass band on i Partie SURAR DALE, Propriétor. 0! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE! ae Enea the sbove places RS n MONDAY: WED: See ioe ae be ‘50 cents round trip. x = mete ont on steamer FOR US THIS YEAR, AS WE ARE DETEEMNED TO FINISH OUB ENTERPRISE IN SUCH A STYLE AS TO BE A PRIDE TO THE CAPITAL, J ia DRY Goons. ey REDUCED PRICES ON DOMESTIC LAWNS AND GINGHAMS, WHITE GOODS, ALL GRADES, BOTTOM PRICES. GAUZE UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY, BLACK SILK GRENADINES. f@"SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS AT cost. TYLER & CHEWNING, jy a” STREET NORTHWEST. GINGLETON HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. SPECIAL OFFERING FOR A SHORT TIME TO CLOSE OUT SURPLUS STOCK. Fine Fancy Mattings 35c., former price 50, Fine Fancy Mattings 30c., ** "40, Good Fancy Matting 25c., ** ** 30.and. 85. Also, a line of Body Brussels, limited in quantities, from 20 to C0 yards, at $1.25, and a few patterns in Moqrettes and Veivets at $1. A very good line of Tapesiry Brussels, at 75 cents. Our entire stock of Carpetings have been marked down, as we must make room for fall stock, which we shall Commence receiving very soon. $y22 SINGLETON & HOEKE. SCHROEDER'S “MONOPOLY? SILKS. SEATON PERRY, (Svocessor To Perry & BROTHER), SOLE AGENT FOR WASHINGTON. THESE SILKS WERE AWARDED THE “GOLD MEDAL” At THE PAKIS EXPOSITION OF 1878, for SUPERIORITY IN COLOR. FTNESS IN FINISH, AND GREAT DURABILITY. Prices range from 75c. A Y¥ SUPERIOR QUALITY OF TAPISSIER’S PARIS BLACK CACHEMIRE SILK, at $3. This make of Silk is considered superior to Bonnet's in the Paris market. lowant Stock of SATINS, RHADAMES, New and. SURAHS, MOIRE FRANCAISE, PEKINS and BRO: CADE SATINS, in Black aud all colors. Hare Bargains” in FOULARD and SUMMER ‘Choice FABRICS,” for Wear at watering places, CASHMERE and CHUDDA SHAWLS. LADIES’ LINEN and MOHAIR DUSTERS. Ladies’ HABIT CLOTHS, **ai ) ES, at Prime Cost, Se" CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- RECT PRICES, s8SSs, ERE A TTTT 00 NN NW 8. EO AA T O ONNN spin AA EBS ERE Sgss8 EEE AA T 00 N NN PPP EEE RRR RRR Y Y¥ PPE R RE RY Y PPP EK RRR RRR YY PK R RE R ¥ wy P FRE R RR RY 4 PERRY BUILDING, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th strost. Established 1840. 4y22 Or. IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, ‘The largest assortment of Lawnsin Washington. Pur white all Lien Lawns only 25c. Colored ‘Silke, navy bluc, dark green and other col- ore, 50e. teyudsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from $1.50 Lace for curtains, 15, 20, 25c. to$1. ie Dimask, all linen, 50¢, Pinner Navi all linen, Tc. ar soni Black Cashmere Shawis, pure wi 5 Double White Blankets, 22. Biack and Colored Cushmeres, pure wool, double width, 37% to 7c. Nun's veillue, pure wool, (in pink, ) 252. red Cashineres, in j/ink and lizht bine, 50¢. iik aud Wool Black Grenadine reduced to $1. Black aud White Striped Silks, 50c. Nun’s Veiling, (black, ) ail pure wool, 25e. CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE. HELP! HELP! Wanted plenty of help to get rid of our still immense stock previous to removing into our Handsome New Building. It is impossible for us to mention all the low prices to which we havereduced the Goods still on hand; enough. said when we say that no Goods shall be carried into the new building that a price will sell. ‘We have on hand about 10 cases Beautiful LAWNS at Sets, About 1,800 pieces WHITE GOODS of every descrip- tion. These we have reduced to the cost of importa- tion, and are cheap, 8,000 yards genuine Wamsutia SHEETING, ten-quar- ter wide, running in length from one toten yards, at about 26 cts. per yard. This make cost 3734 cts. to buy from the agent, LL DRESS GOODS REDUCED TO ONE-HALF THEIR FORMER PRICE, ALL GOODS MUST BE SOLD THAT A PRICE WILL SELL, ‘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, 800 dozen two-inch Hemstitched Pure Linen HAND. KERCHIEFS at 11 cts. ; have been sold at 25 cts. All Odds and Erds in HOUSEFURNISHING Goons, such as Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, etc., at half- Price to close, WE MUST SELL WE SHALL SELL WE WILL SELL DUBING THE HOT SEASON. NO SEASHORE 50 PIECES BEST LAWNS, FAST COLORS, 1002 ‘All pure LINEN LAWNS reduced to 300. Job let of Sik and Wool GRENADINES, 26 and 80a formerly sold for Sc. and $1. Real ORGANDIE LAWNS, 12590. WHITE GOODS department is fully stocked, asa comprise some of tse noveities. yards of real WAMSUTTA COTTON, in reme pana: rotwing from 8 to) 3d. pce, 108. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at cost. Examine our stock, and you will be convinced that ‘we are selling goods at reduced prices. JNO. A. LUTTRELL & ©O., jy22 817 Market Space. At cost! “aT COST!” We marked down all LINEN LAWNS to 18 cta, All LINEN LAWNS to 25e., worth 37 ve. Best CANTON GINGHAMS reduced to 10. A splendid line of GRENADINES cf most desirable styles reduced to cost. All COLORED DRESS GOODS at cont. WHITE GOODS. Splendidstock. Low prices. HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. Large stock. reduced prices, All FANCY PARASOLS at cost. ‘We are compelled to sell oda cheap to prepare for removal to OUT new store, bow building for Um afew doors west of our present location: “ONE PRICE ONLY." TRUNNEL & CLARK. £03 MARKET SPACE. ___HOUSEFURNISHINGS. EY REFRIGERATORS, PORCELAIN-LINED COOLERS, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, ICE PITCHERS, ayt5, PRESERVING KETTL JELLY TUMBLERS, FRUIT JAKS, &0, M. W. BEVERIDGE, IMrorter oF CHINA AND GLAREWARE, 009 PENNSYLVANIA AV! ERATOKS, WATER COOLERS AND OIL STOVES AT REDUCED PRICES, iy Our stock of above goods being too large. will xell at low figures to close thy A full line of portabie and brick-set RANGES, LA- TROBE: ®NACES and SLATE MANTELS. Ap inspc A in the market. DANFORTINS FLUID constantly’ on hand. 28. KS & CO.. syl2 TAT th at northwost. 709 WILMARTH & EDMON FRUIT JARS, JELLY TUMBLERS. CREAM FREEZERS, (THE BEST MADE.) SIMPSON REFRIGERATORS. DECORATED DINNER SETS, from $18 up. DECORATED TOILET SETS. from $3.75 up. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 709 MARKET SPACE, ____ FINANCIAL. if ILLIAMS & SON, 613 FIFTEENTH ST.—Goy- ernment Securities, Railroad Bonds and Local Stocks bought and sold on cowmision; Railroad Stocks carried on margin; Defaulted Railroad Bonds wanted. jy24-6e* Private STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES: BETWEEN WASIINGTON AND NEW YORE. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securtios Bougut ama Bold on Commission, No. 639 1SrH STREET. (CORCORAN BUILDING) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers (4 Broapwar, New Yous. Every class of Securities bought and sol on commiss sion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one perceat commission, Private and direct telecrayh wires t> Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, throug®t which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back promptly. Quotations ci8tocks and Bonds and information regarding the Markets received throngh our wires INSTANTLY 4i- rect from the New York Stock Exchanges. at ___ PROPOSALS. Sos “at es PShOsALS, FOR INK AND PADS FOR POST- MAKKING AND STAMPING PURPOSES. -ASHING 10) ‘ Sealed proporals wil ie Feoei vedi at this until the TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1 at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. tor furnishing Lik Pads for etampiny and canceling purposes, for une fourth clase post offices iu the Wail for one Year from the Int day of July, 1882. There will benceded about 3,000 pounds of ink amd ‘The lnk Subuuittod tast have been successfully Seated ¢ 1K subuuitted must have in a post office of the frat clase during a period least one year, and arelection will wnly be made among inks ied by a certificate of such tet the postmaster d: gseuch period, or an ass: master, when & proper reason can be shown for not ducing one from e posttacstier. Said ink ruust be secured in heavy tin Loxes, containing = half each, of oblone shape, with orifice at one end for cork, the same to be incloked in strong wooden boxes suitable for transportation in the mails. Sample of boxes to be seen at Blank Agency. Sunples of each article must accompany the bid; or all bide. Proposals must be indorsed on tue envelope “*Propo- sals for Ink,” or “Pada” or both, and addressed * the First Assistant Postmaster General, Warhin D.C.” T. 0. HOWE, 27-20wew Postmaster Gencral. PRGLOSATS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF vansoug STREETS IN THE CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. OFFicr oF THY EXGIxkeR Commissioner, } Wasninetox, D.C. July 25th, 1882.5 direction of the Board of Commissioucrs, sealed ysale will be received at this office until TWELVE. on SATURDAY, AUGUsT FIFTH, the improvement of various strecte in the ef Washington and Georgetown. The principal ayproximate quantities of work con under this advertisement are as follow-: Asphalt paveinuent, 61,926 equa'e yards. block pavement, 6,250 square yards. Granite block «utters, 7. are yards. Asphalt block pavement, 14,140 equare yards, Grading, &e., 8.500 cubic yards. spe. ifications can be ob- upon application therefor, t necessary informati Yorms will lone be considered.’ ‘The right is reserved to reject any and all bids or G. J. LYDECKE! 3 B wae MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK CHAIR (Rosrson'’s Parent—Janvany lirn, 1881.) THE WHITE MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK CHAIR NS: