Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1882, Page 4

OODLAND WORSHIP. ‘The Camp at ‘Washington Grove. WastxaTox Grove Camp, Moxtoom d., August 11, 1882 f If the first day of camp could be omitted, and the bustie, hurry, and worry of getting settled _ THE EVENING STAR. Fripay. = LOCAL MENTION. ugust If, iSs2. | be omplished fact on the opening day it The Weatner. | A consummation devoutly to te wished Orrick or tHe Caer Stex unnot be so, the teiters were all ‘Warnmete August 11, if Sy ay in putting things in order. Mr. For New and the ‘obs, Who does the hauling this year, just pushed states, fair ani iy waver © fr, westerly | things, and no one had to walt ‘This morning tosoutherly winds, statknary or wowly thing fs In working order. All awoke re- Sexmnster.” 4 d, snd ready to engage In the religious ¢x- eretses of the nex! two weei.s Theeamp promises Special Weather Buttctin. xt oni ay, large | bers, me h. SATURDAY To BE A sticHTLY wanwen axp Fate pay, | With prominentel The detalls The ebief signal oficer of the army tshes | for camp u aiticw macceen, the following spe tin to the pr bas nce ees Darom 1S lowest north of the 1 and hich tn t » valley and Vingiu Messen. E. mpson, Ric Weather prevatis tn New Englind, middle states, | EIT the Taxte Tewe OWLS: € ami then with | Whom turing the last few months, a greatd the cainp. Westerly to seut of their time and thought to thewerk of on the Atlan in the upp:r THE DAILY PROGRAM. The hours for the retlgious exercises of each | day sre: 6to7a.m.., family worship; 8:30 to 10, general prayer and experience mecting te and caste yu tempira es Were reported at 7a. mn. 4 Montreal, G2: Qu 39, preaching in the same place 61°; Mt Was p. Ty children’s ineeting; character Lot Duluth. of thts meeting will be ann after day mor of Falns A Dac ot aca Eagle Pass, 1 ‘lees é ooo heaw viet S ¢ prev arsdiy ts the dy set apart fer temporaher day @urtng S. tue Services will be under the auspices of the ME Potlowine pimessr pacarysin tn-war will ba ceiver : ¢, Charles M. aon AE ie, Gonitecin Nye, Major iL A. . Mr. Priee, commis- ch Ren Indian 2 mn. M. and + Acs reset count Fria ne Be uma Saloon el. ed by Mr. Grimes, SENT. fof preachers on the Oval Gutter 1 nt ot camp this year andes. 9 Dr. Lana- rn force Last ye THE Ft of the camp w hat similar to uly uiere stein Qf. dtzh at text : nee ot deep ; 2 visit th eting tn Fauquier cc 10:40 We H. Re orth Ca than w ae Ms y and at by the Kev. . kyla the public ¢ Prt y ; Fessent’s Iee Cian. nd several of the army officers ate is eventag. ARKIVALS, Among the arrivals yesterday Mr. John wick and famtts Fixe Pure Rasrse Against summer « wy WINE, Fevix Fountain w rial In the Police | Court this morniag we stealing an axe trou | 0d, of ARMapolis;, J. W. Somerville and fatnlly, ee Wak nol SE ee Sean | nee Migntine lamas were all He Goethe’ pi ave thus this year and the grounds presented a beau- - tiful appearance. M. Devor for Hart's roach rowde: 11 21st. nev Wesley Grove Cau Ev ER enjoys F for the least as held Money. Such he can find in the Welcome, Th South) yeste 4 to and Rese bad brands at Charl: the si ; Fennsylvanla avenue no eived by over two hundre and forty intnisters. The serv ‘or pe: S. Gardner, presfding eld 3 Peuntpiva assieted uy. Reve Ti ved was Rev. Thos. Kilst Protestant church, years oid. Rey. J. W. Shoaft Brown preached dis Evne afternoon at mi ives Iso condwsted by B Ww. nd | OF Lo-tnsrrow ¢ S. W. Haddaway. ‘Tho’ Ladies’ Foreign Mis- ) Qt, We: Hat, wnary society, Mrs. Juliana s president, held Saucepans, 9" eUing In the Interest of that cause; $20 was a received. Rev. F. M. Mills, of Alexandria, was . ainong the new arrivals. 05; pain table dish Irving Park. Yesterday was children’s day at the colored ME. pat f | 7 dled cups « } ing Park. 1! Be.; G7gnch y < en present. Th ie; qt. loz. shelf peper, | the Sharp stie: bh. OF MANS, THM Putis, mate Jars ens, kettes ant} cood many zoods before 1 store: Ladies’ low button, and Asbury seh: e.2 Opera slipp: i kic butu Bais. a | ebild’s AW us conductor. Bes 20 | AS and by the choir of s Lasolo by Robinson, een = * 3 is. Myers, : CITY AND DISTRICT. copal clurebs Noe OF the | rs Amusements Ti th, Excursions, Etc. E The Comique is the great center of attraction ABNER'S SUIEK for those who want to see a good performance ir Driver's Stumex GaxpexSpeciaity Pertorm- | ooo ph ? ace, . Madame Reauman, mezzo soprano, and Prot. THE Wasitscrox Swrir New York | W. Sawyer, are the Special attraction t Abners avenue, bet len tals wee at Driv Garden pightly Street Lan i 50 p.m.. and | nd so does the water at e@cine ed al 3a | Swinmuilng School, so that it Anu : are OF Tess Driitiant V observers a trip down the ta the sight | r Pat OP. m. and tain the | makes a trip to rien tive ashore dinner can b The dally trips of the Keyport to Quantico and herease in px ste scason ad DnOF ( Mary W Merton charged by ¢ day wits valucht man, was © CORE toe Tsome ch he sent Spm. the Lake will ailes, leaving f forty tail Pri Court to bit a Lemons, te 4 Mr. Chs Representatives, who ago, ant v ae 2 Catash per Ub, k Fish, ~ per tdoz.; Lobster, Walie. Wos suspended a tew Heaed on or about Dorn of managers Messrs W. ¢ Rew “Yor €ity, and It F Chisel: ep Bio “3 ‘We editors Eggs, Wace. per oe Cuance VEGETABLES. —Potatoes, (Irish.) 20a40e, per peck; Ssectep tne eh do, GWeet), 702, pr. p'k: Cabb: i Robert G. Camp | Bale, tatde. per peck; Spire Inspector of Pinta Spinach, 230. per peek ; Be: Of Viokit ste peck; Asparacus, 5110+ per bl ic ach} Beets, 2u5e. per bunch: =F ithe corn nS. 50a8Oe. per WPS 406.3050 D strets, and Fa de ors Cuctinbers, Watse. per doz.: Radishes, that the sald baltding wtoeenie aide. per bunch; Beans, (Lima), 1 posers Reset soe Oyster Plant, da5e. Dh; "Turni ; terra ©. Caulttiower, Cymulins, 1 failing t 3 corn, 10Adde > in hy olf > defenvLant ply 5 hevtth d tton of the work 3 tivat It W, and, also, tn failing ey ee a thie’ weomeations: ATCH.—Go0, Cook alias Snell to-day charged from Chas. Bode ot showed that the icon, and after this ba‘ld: un tergron failed t fort last Wednesd mt ty Was bet entor ws he se tT Was b TAR AMERICAN BAR AssoctaTioN ELecrios Slated thot it was tor the meeting of the abc WIth thes> rental Suratoga last evening, the general counc!l gunk The court 5 ported the following oficers, who were elected: | Alexander R. Lawton president Ward Otts ly, * y; Franels Rawle, Phil- the | ia, treasurer; Messrs. Luke P. Poland,’ Vt; in tie first con E. Baldwin, Conn.; Wm. A. Butler, N.Y. and sutlve committee. The followlag are some of Aa the vice presidents and members of local councils: District of Columbla—H. H. Wilis, vie president = R. T. Merrick and Nathantel Wilson, local coun’ ci. Maryland—Skipwith Wilmer, vice president: [AL Leo Knott, Richard Venable, Henry Stock. bridge, Jullan J. Alexander, local council —_— RiveR TRape.—Harbormaster Sutton reports arrivals at the river front as follows: Barge West- ern Star, coal for S. Emery; barge Mary Mullen, coal for L Williams: barge Francis Ryan, coal for TEE Puorosxy Ree Meetit sof the ex ew o Bie terts of the District last ing arrangements for the Re t te held tn Unicntown on The ‘ ning th bit celebration, 31st ins actown. The Excel- | Uaton, Capital, Eagle and Us ae celebration feat ‘Will last over Su There wilt be eventnz tem. | 2, M! arse Manhattan, coal for Clark & Bufance jocctings in the grove near Anacostia, an jaaren: ij A ee ce ence chee oe “Tae Reeeus | Bros; barge James Murray, coal for.d.c Helston A tint, from Buluuore: Potonnc, from Atearnden | Sehr. Jane Fischer, melons for W. C. Drury & Cos ROE aed etsnctcase tent trons Mi, are ext | Sop BH. ‘Tetabert, meions for W. C. Drury & Pected to taxe part [n the celebration. Co.; sehr. Lizzie Reed, melons for Atkin Price. — _ A Fearrtye Annysrmp.—Two R, and 0. ratlroad 4 @etectives brought to police headquarters this Fe Morning Lee Chaffee, wo they arrested tast eve- Deeps rm Fee have been Med as follows: B. U. Keyser, receiver, to 0. F. Presbrey, sub. B, sq. 698; s—. &K. Petingale to AF. 16t 16, sq. Bing at Annapo'ts junction as an escaped fugitive. ir; $2,600. N. Keli to G. G. Vi block He proveito be a prisoner from the workhouse, Effingham Place; $1, M. C Baran wos P. from whence he escaped about 2 o'clock yesterds een com Owing the District 30 days thas, having tee, to Andrew G. Johnson, éast a Cerne He hails from Baffle, New a $825. Same to Hannah E Qieretn” ‘pt 12, in the | moa wis a | mdignation Meeting. RESOLUTIONS PROTESTING AGAINST THE DECISIONS OF SECRETARIES TELLER AND LINCOLN—SOME SHARP TALK—VOTE OF THANES TO SECRETARY FOLGER. About forty ladies assembled ina room in the Corcoran building last evening, in response to a call for a meeting to express indignation at the action of Secretary Teller In excluding women from the ist of appointments recently made tn the Interior department. ‘A FEMALE SECRET SOCIETY. We have organized a secret society,” sald Mrs. Charlotte Smith, who guided THe Sran reporter through the wining halls to the room where the mecting was held. “ There now,” she continued clapping her hand over her mouth, ‘I have let it out. A woman can't keep a secret. ‘This soctety Is amone wowen alreidy in the departinents.” The ladies assembled In the meeting room rep- res onted every stage of womanhood, from the ap and blushing damsel to the wrinkled, ang ar and spectacted Old lady, far down on the blea tde of We. Some of uose present had young iron with thei. A group of reporters, un- ng to intrude until the meeting was opene Sports on Land and Water. BOAT RACING ON THE POTOMAC. The race between the Apollas and the Juniors of the Potomac Boat Club, last evening, was very hotly contested as faras the Aqueduct bridge. The crews rowed side by side for nearly haifa mile, when the Apollas fouled the juniors They straightened away again, however, and tho two boats passed under the Aqueduct bridge nearly together. The juntors made the best tura and got a lead, which they increased, and across the line winners by several lengths, After the Tace the usual Weekly hop was held at the boat nse. ‘The Columbtas will have a race to-morrow even- ing, and afterwards thelr regular fortnightly hop will be held. ‘The races of the Carroll Institute Rowing Club will take place to-morrow evening. ‘The course 1s one mile straightaway, fnisht ‘opposite the G- street wharf. The prestdents of the three boat clubs have been requested to designate a member from each club to act as Judge. Mr. J. R. White has offered a pair of silver goblets for the race for double worsing boats, There are three entries for this race and five for the singles. Messrs. Ewart Payne and Wilham White, of t Wushington, nave accepted the challenge of 1 outside until they were sum- | Messrs, Herbert Lewis and Snyder Mansfield for a erts, of penny lunch fame, wo | double Scull race of 24 miles, in Working boats, i, on the Eastern branch, for the champlonship of : HE crnevs HAS comMEN@D.” the District and 90. A mecting will be held In ue ee emote! bast Washington to-night, when the final ar- arhe ladies sat on-chairs and benches, placed tn'| i neoments will bemade A erent deal OF iter Tows axulnst the walls, while Mrs. Charlotte | fat i taken In this raeerns the Navy Yard, and | Smith, who presided, Mrs. Marie Barton Greene, | the Georgetown beys have never yet come to- ad ry, and Mrs. Roberts, who tier inarace. A good race 1s anUcipated, as © post of corresponding secre- all the men are expert oarsmen. @ table which they shared with the AQUATIC SPORTS ELSEWHERE. The entries for the professional seulling race, to take place on Saratoga lake August 25, closed ht. They are as follows: Wallace Ross, St iH. RESOLUTIONS PROTESTING AGAINST THE DECISIONS oF s ARIES TELLER AND LINCOLN. Mrs. Greene submitted a series of resolutions, ry protested against the wns of Secretaries Teller and nirom the clerkships y Congress; declar nen are equally as ‘comp: the Pension Office and War D: 1, and that women have been HL purposes; protested In the sfepublic against “rulers” and a permanent organ’ last ni John, N. B.; Henry Sheldon, Saratoga; James Riley, Saratoga; Geo, H, Leé, Newark, Nid; Ch Ck,” Peekskill, N.Y. Wn. Eillott, Neweastle: 8, Hosmer, Bosto: e, England. it Of ‘the recetpt of satisfactory re- rom America to the inquiries touching the of the Httisdates, and the renewal of their challenge, English Amateur association will undoubtedly aecept tt. BASE BALL YESTERDAY. At Washington—Government Printing OMce nine, 3; War Department mine, 8 At Boston— Cleveland, 3; Boston, 0, At Providence—frovi- chicago, 8. At Worcester—Bumtalo, 13: man power, nd UPA Ao labor orga id to unite with t women of ca Wid ng cnt upon the Foldlers of the At Pitesbure—altimore,. 1 t out by Uuls “one-man power” from pulse clipes, 1854 the very gates of the Capitol, which their lus- ouls uuis. 45 Cineinnatl, 3. Qecnanna ietropolitan, 12; Atlante, 5. bands, brothers, and fathers died { save. “It was res Lt yp dcoples of the 36 to the grand uarters in ule dil- here yesterda et ilight to their homes in that elty. The Torpedo, ie etn eee 7 berated at 9.59, reached home at 10.45; Gen. | PING STORIES OF DISAPPOINTED AFTLI- | Grant at 9; home at 10.50; Excelsior at 9.50; home CaN all O'clock; Hancock ab 10 o'clock; home at 11.20. Mrs. Gre > remarked that this was no play ground, r 1 to the heartrending stories i some of the diseppointed applicants. There Was one lady present, she sald, whose hus! Was killed with Gen. Canby, A WASHINGTONIAN’S LONG SWIM. Prof. Ollum, of Washtngton, employed as swim ming teacher at the Hygela Hotel, at Old Point snd | Comfort, swain across the roads to Ocean View, 5 She had had a claim wv miles distant, yesterday, on a wager of $100, | Passed by the Senate, but ft was choked off In the | making tue distance in two hours and 30 minutes. dd been to the Interior departincnt, had refused even to 100k xt ler THE ABANDONED NEW YORK GLOVE FIGHTS. Harry Hill yesterday went to the office of Richard K, Fox and surrendered the stake of $1,000, de; ited with him by the latter in behalf of “Tug’ Wilson as against Elllott, Dunn and others, and » Lhe $1,000 deposited in besif of Wilson against Van ina ylove fight to be fought at Madison quare Garden 6n Aiwsust 14. Mr. Hill retains $1,000 deposited with him by Mr. Wm. Madden for Wilivan on Sullivan's behalf, and will surrender tt wien called on. ‘The decision of the corporation cotusel hus led to this action. TURE NOT! At the Brighton Begch races yesterday the win- ners were Lute Fogle, Col. Sellers, Aleck Ament, Joe Murray and Dodette. Joe Bowers and Overman won the trotting races at Rochester yesterday. lady in the audience suppt iy Saying that her husband and son-in-! Were Mtiled by the Indians, and she ier had to crawl through the gr: mi something we j Uats lady Lad to wa | ‘The uMicted lac present and roduced to the meeting. Sae was from on, and said she had no couiplaint ton wfalist the O. ors and Representatives, lier papers. Mrs. Greene mt a young lady. pr: dow two or three months ago, whose ther was killed in an Indian war and whose nother depended solely upon her exer- Greene also read astatement from whe Kennangh, ‘Uing forth the sufier- nented the story ‘men and praising Secretary Folger for ter roan Ae of ladies on the lapse roils to Witlere@heabalice \vere, A VOTE OF THANKS TO SECRETARY FOLGER Rothe Rule cL ke Erenine Sra: August 9th, 1882, Insert the following reply to the article in urday’s Issue headed “Where were the “and signed “Outraged Citizens,” stating that the night previous was a good night for policemen to sleep, if there are uny policemen. Now, for the information of those “outraged cit!- I would say, there are policemen, and they on duty and’wide awake at the time those action was carried, uuith, in the course of her remarks, said «i heard through the press that there YT WOMEN IN THE DEPARTMENTS. ere Were corrupt women there must be cor- en. If Senators and Representatives took utie Of thelr position to place these vile on in the departments the uild be exposed. Tere : at hig | Huch “outraced eltize: they could not. be snute-e on wontae auttrage: | found. “Cries of police were heard two or. Cree | it rg-ttully belonged toa woman = | times, and the offending parties promptly ar- [> *Phis matter” said Roberts, “has nothing | Tested. ‘The at in that article ts the length todo with Wenn eno S| of time consumed in the fox chase down M to 10th, “Womuin sufferers,” said oneof the ladies. up tenth to N, up N to lita, and thence down to Mrs. Roberts sult that some thae ago she pub- | the place of tertnnyng, whieh he states consuined neame ———— THe ExrrcTep Viste oF THE W.L. I. Corrs To Care May.—The Cape May correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says: “There ts great deitght nong the hotel-kéepers because of the expected it Of the Washington Light Infantry and the ishetan aril ayasermisite ; one hour, That ts terous. “Tis more likely Usted an SRE eee ena cn | thous Mniimeless Gitmuen eitinenst tae neat oaG sie. Te i ‘a Hnely | 2 @ lark, and the potions they Iubibed being of a Rene TOe Ie she wore | bad quality, hence tue frightful dream, "Tis need Vth ass ST told her,” sald Mrs Roberts, | 1¢s8 to speak of the: missiles cast towards Lieut, |eslouea give ike Away? that she was hot the | Greer—that well-known efictent. offlecr and his Jone Lintant, “Shesald some one at her hotel told | foree—for they Wilt fail harmless, short of the j her she was meant. Atter that fourteen other | Mark. . | ci ud asked the same thing, but the Tieit one never came. It only shows the state of things tn the departinents.” FRIENDS OP THE CAUSE. After a further interchange of opinion, 1a whleh | & veral poles on Which wires for s Greene, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. i : ght were laid, The proprietors of 4 Were appointed a committee on permanent | » Stockton have addressed a letter to Col. W. G. | mecilng adjourned for one | Moore, of the Washtngton Light Infantry, tender inz the command the compliment of a grand ball a in their honor on the nightor the 24th, Mr. W. Sire COUrtys Bolton Fitzgerald, reading clerk of the E CouRrT—Judge Snell, city council, who ts one of the clerks at the Sto ed, loud and pois. | tM Will have charge of the affur, and says Unt, Porte: : ; if possible, it will be made more beilient and suc: or 15 days. Millaicto di Benes ; Beicton: coucd, Re ee ‘aed, | cesfel Gian the ball given to the Fitth Regtinent, Crowa, unlicensed produc “lery € 7 > | for two weeks. ‘Theodore Miles, fortelted Feta ee ake Divide. | israncy; bonds or go | Dispatch to N.Y. Tribu |, colored, Loud ahd boisterous; | WASHINGTON, fortelted ec appointed cles Ushed tht ay Aug. 10.—The names of 400 newly rks In the Pension ofiice were pub- vernon, Some one started a repo: K oF two ago, that exeh republican Congr 30 a Man Was to be allowed to name two clerks. IC the © is Bar open. on Sunday report kad any foundation in the intentions of the tWdiys. George Johnson, colored, | Mduunistration, it seems to have been amended In Sor Bde Wie Beene | some respects, Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvae iphell, violating tig | WS Seeured eighteen appolniments, and thet did Sal noted eae | not'get all he Wanted. lot of jewelry an: = AEN Sonia ae ee HE ORIGIN OF HEALL ‘Town; tour months in by ‘of awa — Or 15 days. The good Lord Buddha ceated him. Under a Jambu tree with ankles crossed, As holy sutues et, and firet bean To meditet: this deep disease of li What its fareource, and whence its reme: So vast a pity filled him, such wide love For living things, such passion toheal pain, ‘That by theirstress his princely spirit passed ~ To ectesy; = = mi > . While from the gvove a voice Cried, ‘‘Rishis! this is he shall help the world.” ‘Thus was taen the first step in the discovery of my being. How long I had Iain in the earth, how many times I had passed from flower to fruit, from fruit to death, and through death to blooming life again, Inever knew; but with the spirit of pity, warming the carth wherein I crow, all life seemed renewea, and s0 I was christened by the name under which in happy Provi- dence you have known and yet know your friend, It SANFORD'S GINGER. ays for contempt of court. ed, housebreaking; grand Jury— “umapbeil, nd mashed at the p Honed in THe Star at the Ume, ts much better and. azaputation will be neces Mr. Rozic Welch and faintly have moved to Baltimore, where Mr. Weleh ts cnzaged tn the milting bustaess.— Miss Magyle Turner left town thls morning on a visit to friends In the north. onT.—Entered—Bark Nemoah, Jess Taster, from Trinidad, with 630 tons a A. L. Barber & Co., at Littlefield’s wharf. € Schooner Addie F with 375 tons coal. ‘Tie Rarrisr CHvxcH (colored) was topped out terdiy. ‘The congregation has been assisted by citizens, some of Whom made liberal contribu- p28. IMPROVEMENTS. —Messrs. Frey Bros. are building | for Mr. Robert E. Frey two comfortable seven— | Room frame houses of High street above Stod- ard. CONDEMNED.—Two old and dilapidated frame houses on Gay street, between Montgomery and reene, which have been a nulsance for years, ave at last beet. ordered pulled down. Ankest.—A white man named George A., allas at Noble, for whose arrest ona charge of rob- y warrants have been out for a year, was ar- rested this morning. Guarx.—Arrived—Boat Farmer’s Friend with 1,000 bushels wheat and 1,000 bushels corn. Mich Troe. —August 11, 8:54 a. m., 6:20 p. mn. sieht PETERSBURG'S ScHOoL Boar Row.—The Peters- burg, Va., school board at the mecting yesterday adoptea d resolution re-enacting and. confirming “all Its past actions, which were conscientiously performed for tie good of the public schools sys- tem of the city of Petersburg.” Superintendent Branch’s action 1a refusing to administer tie oath of ofiice to the board 1s approved by Governor Cameron. EST BARGAINS OFFERED THIS. SEASON. B — ‘We want to get rid of our Summer Goods, to make room for our NEW FALL STOCK, YUU CAN SAVE MONEY ON YOUR PURCHASES AT OUR STORE, ue boy who tory, is nen» red— er, Huff, for Bridgeport, Conn., GPECIsaL NOTICE. REDUCING STOCK, FINE DRESS GOODs. We are having our Semi-annual Closing Out Sale Now. Our Remnant Counter is replenished daliy. Great Barzains may be had throughout our immense Store, the stock all having been marked down. Good LAWNS, 5 cents per yard, and CALICOES, 5 cents. WHITE GOODS in great variety, at aston- ishinuly low prices. Now is the t'me to buy your SILKS, SATINS and VELVETS, either for the present or approaching eeason, PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at cost, Beautiful Plaques, Paleties and Fancy Business Cards will be given out bythe Cashier in proyortion to the amount of Goods purchased. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., 3y25 Nos. 928 7th st. and 706 Kn. w. W. H. WHEATEEY'S . \M. DYFING. LAWNS m:rked Yard wideLAWNS marked down to 5. cents. Finest American ORGANDY LAWNS § cents, ‘Goods recel returned by mail and express from Finest LINEN LAWNS marked down to 18 cents, and Te eae ie county. Hambutq EDGING, at half prices, INDIA “LINEN, PERSIAN. PRAIGORS VEHOMIA LAWSE'sSEREED | apg®® 100 (QR OR IEETPROOE STREP TABLE LINENS, WINE fe ARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, SILKS, LACES, TERPANES, TOWELS, NAPRing wee coun: | P: Satines, below cost, to close out, at 738 ‘We are receiving our new Fall Stock of BRUSSELS and INGRAIN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS and DRUGGETS, Etc., at India ‘between G and H. and 714 7th J. E. YOUNG. del7 N\ALKER'S, 205 UFH STREET NORTHWEST.— WAGE SAA Pet canpen vera mid HALLeET DAVIS & CO.'S cases of suffering were elted, Mrs. Smith | Marine Band. ‘The proprictors of Congress Hall ued Representatives Rosecrans, Biaekbura, | are especially ple: Ss they say It will practl- | Knott, Murch and Springer, and Senator Miller as y extend th a week. IC It keeps on | friends of wou raining asit has been for some days past some | COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION. It be needed. ‘ain last Iumore | | spot. CITY ITEMS. From Anacostia, Unrontown, Jan. Gentlemen :—There 1s no question about Brown’s Iron Bitters being the best medicine made to tone a person up. I was all broken down, greatly debll- itated; In fact, generally used up.’ Since taking the Iron Bitters my appetite has returned. 1 am all right again. Imost cheerfully recommend the Brown's Iron Bitters to all persons suffering as I did. N. MINNIX. Juniper Water at C. B.SHAFER’s, 1010 F st. Send forcircular. 6 Carter's Litde Liver Pills must not be confounded with common Cathartic or Purgative Pilis,as they are entirely unlike them im every respect." One trial will prove their su- periority. Flies and Bugs. Files, roaches, ants, bedbugs, rats, mice, coph- org, chipmunks, elearéd out by"“Hough on “Rats” 150. “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and deltyered in“w-1b, “Ward” prints 4le. per 1b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, te. per at Cream, ide. pink AMUSEMENTS HEATER COMIQU TMMER GARDEN. AUGUST 7, MONDAY, wement of the ster: WINNIE ng meio-dramatic Artist, OSCAR GRAY and W. T. STEPHENS, Acting Doge in the world, Hero and thrilling Sensational Drama, entitled: VED FROM THE STORM, With a powerful east of characters, ‘The ere of the Season, first appearance of FLOME DONALD, tt NELTON, the Great Egyptian Jusgler, Pda host of others, msking a very brilliant company. Prices as stil, 25, 89 and 50 Gente, Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. TPE WASHINGTON MING SCHOOL, New York avenue, be Tith and 14th sts, ed Vater constantly changing and kept at temperature of 85 decrees, Hours: Gentlemen, Ladies, 10 2.1m. to Guarentecd ineten eir kro Zip, in thei 7to 9a.m. and 2:30 to 10 p.m.; swimming, $5. ER GARL Lest jyl1-3m nd 8th streets, ING vS SUMMER NIGHT MENT, THE BIOU SUMMER GARDEN OF WASHTNGTON. SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GARDEN PARTIES. An entire New Company this week in agreat bill. $6: Seis ON EXHIBITION NTERTAIN- AND SALE AT MARKRITER?s, Estrect northwest, one door from 7th strest, 1 Psintings, Pueravings, Chromos, ete. ; als) St Paperhanirines, Picture sels, Rings, Nails, ete, Free Art Gallery. olf _PIONICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. AL NEW DISCOVERY! of £ Those wishing to avai! themselves of an opportunity to visit the MAMMOTH CAVE, recently discovered at Harper's Ferry, will not miss the Excursion on AUGUST 17ru. ROUND TRIP, aul0-6t* FE Xcunsios 5 THE STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN leaves her wharf, footof 7th street. DAILY, at 10a,m., or : MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT, returning at 3:30 p.m. Fare, round trip, 25e. an10-1m. L, L. BLAKE, Captain. GpEsND wwavar Pioxtc OF THE 8. ANY O. EXPRESSMEN, AT JUENNEMAN’: ON MONDAY, Tickets, 25 cents. Protessor Stein's orchestra haa been eng: occasion. Dancing will coumence at 5 o'elocl GpEAND Excursion TO LURAY CAVE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1882, ‘Train will leave the Baltimore and Ohio depot at 8:30 a.m. and return vot later than 11 o'clock p. mi., allow ing five full hours at the Cave. Every passenger wuar anteed a comfortable seat or money refunded on the Round trip. including admission to Cave, $3.60. Call at Ebbitt House Drug Store and Free Store for free descriptive pamphilet of Cave. For further information call on HELPHENSTINE & FREE, Book F YOU WANT TODAN VUCAL AND INS Accompany the *‘Dozen"” SDAY EVENING, ON TH MARY WASHINGTON, Which leaves at 6:30 p.m., and returns at 11 p.m. Gent's tickets 50 cents, to be had of the goumittee and at the Doat; ladies! tickets complimentary. No objectionable parties lowed on the boat. Pty excension, 32M EVERY TUR! aul-Im 8 FOR 15c. ASHT INGTON 1 Springs every returning at 5 je children, No boat, ALL, Proprietor. IP ON TH POTOMAC. W. CORCORAN, Street at6 pan. sharp, returning stan at 10 pans and engaxed for the occasion. Love" CEDAR POINT! (WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND.) SELECT DAILY WILY EXCURSIONS. palace steamer JANE MOSELEY will make Ex- | cursions to this p | anie. tively” no ian- at Or krounds. ies, . Dancing on wexed floor, | Musie by Peof. ¥ jckets (round trip further informal nents made with societies, clubs, and ethe jyi5-1m a crganizat _ Gy rennice PAVILIO: GRAND EXCUR: DELIGHT Boating, Fishing, Cs sh &e uN} Brass aud String Band, THE PALACE STEAMER KEYPORT, arf at 9 a.m. anc 3:00 p.m SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. ONL’ Round trip tickets, 50 cents. C n, 35 cents, Greatly redticed rates to chnechics, societies ad others. Arrangements can be made to stop at any point on the river. iy Fp: POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE- MENT COMPANY Run daily exeursions to Glymont on steamer Keyport, leaving Tth-strect wharf at 9 a, m. and 3p. m., Te turning Jeave Glyniont at 1 p.m. and 9 p.m. Fare, round-trip—50 ‘cents; ehildren under 12, 25 cents. Greetly reduced rates ‘to sccieties aud clubs’ can be ob- tained of the Treasurer, J. Orville Johuson, 469 Pena- sylvanin evenue northivest. ‘Dk. S. A. H. MCKIM, President. Dz. b. P. HOWLAND, Secretary. I, R. TREMBLY, puperintendent, at Glymont. jy10 OQUAN FALLS cc O AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS, STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, Havine been thoroughly overhanted and newiy far- nished, is running exeursions to the above places, For Occoquan Falls, Sundays, Wednesdays anc Fri- gays, leaving Tth-street wharf ‘Sudays at 9:30 a.m. Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 returning 8 pan ‘Tickets, 25 cents. Mount Vernon Sprinics, Patundays, leaving ¥ aan., returning aS p.m.” ‘Tick: ets, 10 cents, Dancing on all trips except Sundays. Fine brass band on Sunday. z Ro objectionable parties allowed on the boat. jy E. S. EANDALL, Proprietor. ! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE! ‘The Steamer Frxeeisior, canal packet, will make her Regular trips to the above places on MONDAY, WED- NESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY, leaving her wharf, DRY GOODS Lens NUNS VEILING, 25¢. BLACK, ALI-WOOL, BUNTING, 15e, 4 BELP! LACE STRIPED BUNTING, 15 HELPS SC-INCH WHITE DIMITY, 1240. : 6-4 BLACK FRENCH PANAMA CLOTH, 800. ora ‘Wanted plenty of help to get rid of our still immense: stock previous to removing into our Handsome New Building. It is impossitile for ns to mention all tno jow prices ta which we have reduced the Goods still on band; enougly TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 Trw STREET NORTHWEST. GENATORS AND MEMBERS OF CONGRE: auT Desiring to purchase Dry Goods to take home will find a | S42 when we say that no Goods shall be carried into the “Very Lance and Well-selecied Stock of new building that a price will sell, CHOICE GOODS” At tho Establishment of ae SEATON PERRY, i 4 (Svccrssor To Penny & Broruen), ‘We bave on hand about 10 cases Beautiful LAWNS at — Sots, ALL SUMMER DRESS NOVELTIPS, PARASOLS, ‘ LE ERED ROBES 16 Cost. Subfare Dareairs® in LINEN LAWNS, SCOTCH | About 1,800 picoee WATTE GOODS of every desoripe ZEPHYRS and M tion. These we have reduced to the cost of iiuportas tion, and are cheap, Sin WHITE GOODS. ax” in BLACK AND COLORED RHADAMES and SURAHS, which are direct from the ‘*Manu- : facturcre’ Avent, re ctterodat “very ow prices.” | 8,000 yards genuine Wameutta SIIEETING, ten-quats New CASHM! RES and CHUDDA CLOTHS. ai a Reng All Wool LADIES’ HAB T CLOTHS. ter wide, running in jength from one toten yards, af about 25 cts. por yard, This make cos from the ageut, CASHMERE a: LADIES’ LIN} xelusive No SIEKY and GIOVES. SHIRTS for $1. FINE DRE: §®-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- PRICES. Ty an ALL DRESS GOODS REPUCED TO ONE-MALR. roo N T “oo N XN THEI? FORMER PRICE. PPP EEE RRR RRR Y ¥ PPE RO RR RRR, RRR RRR ALL GOODS MUST BE SOLD THAT A PRIcR (ee R RR PERRY BUILDING, Fennsylvania avenue, corner 3th strat, WILL SELL, Estabiiehed 1840. au5 NOTWITHSTANDING THE FACT THAT WE — a TAKE STOCK N WEEK, ERE COM- i We are proud to say thet the Bu! cout much more PELLED TO REPLENISH OUR STOCK OF 1) BURG EMBROIDERIES, AND HAVE JUST RE- TURNED FROM NEW YORK WITH WHAT WE THINK ARE THE BEST BARGAINS IN HAM- BURGS EVER OFFERED IN THIS CI RECOGNIZING THE FACT THAT WE OFFER GOODS CHEAP AT THIS YEAR, WE BOUGHT AS CHEAPLY AS CASH WILL BUY, AND HAVE ADDED A VERY SMALL PROFIT, AND NOW ASK YOUR INSPECTION OF EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS aT 123. 17¢., 20¢., 25e., 20c., 37ve. and 50c. Per Yard, AND ASSURE YOU THAT THE VALUES WILL NOT BE AS GOOD IN THE COMING SEASON, | than we anticipated, and oar bank 3 run low. j Wemust therefore replenish. Help ueto do this, and we shall help you to better bargains than you have ever | Longit before, 800 dozen two-inch Hemetitehed Pars 1! KERCHIEFS at 11 cts. ; have been sold on HAND 5 cha, All Oddsand Ends in HOUSEFURNISUING GOODS, euch as Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, cic., at halfe Price to close, . MUST SELL WE HAVE ALSO BOUGHT FROM THE MANU- FACTURERS 10 OR 15 CARTON OF ALL SILK GROS GRAIN RIBBONS AT HALF PRICE, AND WE SHALL, AS USUAL WITH US, GIVE A BAR- GAIN WHEN WE GET A BAPGAL WE SHALL SELL THIS LOT AS FOLLOW: 0. 4s, S's and 7's BEST ALL SILK GROS GRAIN RIBBONS | yor vs THIS YEAR, AS WE ARE DETERMNED At 5c. Per Yard, ‘ TO FINISH OUR ENTERPRISE IN SUCH & WE SHALL SELL WE WILL SELL DURING THE HOT SEASON, NO SEASHORR No. 9's and 12's at 10c. Per Yard. WHEN THESE ARE GONE WE SHALL aan | 5T*4E AS TO BE A PRIDE TO THE CAPITAL, HAVE TO ASK THE REGULAR PRICES—FOR THIS MONTH, HOWEVER, HALF PRICE AT THE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 92 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. on * g2~ Samples Fornished toany address, Mail orders will receive prompt attention. LANSBURGH & BROTHER, ant WOODWARD & LOTHROP. NEW SHADES IN DRESS Goops. 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET jy2a Nonruwest. : LADIES’ GOODs. T $ILKS AT VERY LOW | ——————~ ——s al LVIOUS TO TAKING INVENTORY. 20 PER CENT OFF 4 or FINISH OF GUINET WE GUARANTEE OUR Bi. SILKS TON AND OFF" : x 8, HAVING JUST PI SUITS, Nar ata OS ry TAGEOUSLY. 2 AND J HOUSE! Prices Markel in plain figures. Store cle SHFETINGS AND PILLOW CASINGS IN COTTON | jy24 7: 907 P: AND LINEN AT LHE § PRICES, TABLE | - DAMASKS IN ALL WIDTHS. TOWLLS AND TRS. J. P. PALMER, NAPEINS IN'GREAT VARIETY, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTE, b2- ONE PRICE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. Dp" GOODS AT REDUCED PRE No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Having sailed for Earope July 12th to perfect her are rangements for the FALL SEASON, the Suramer stool of = FINE MILLINERY now on hand will be ‘4 BELOW Ti Fre WERS tie, at 25e—suit- T OF IMPORTATION, at Se, worth 120, worth 10. worth $1. i worth 15, FLOWERS AT AC to reduces, atl, worth $1.59, ards White corded P. K. at 6'4c | Also, erent BARGAT fered in PATT nATS 50 Pieces Plain B.ack Nun's Veil-ug af 20c., worth 3 | AND BONN MITTS AND we oe Ter SREY ATW > DRY THERA! AT COST. BARGAINS IN EVERY KIND OF DRY GOODS. MES. M. 3. HUNT, GEO. J. JOHNSON, 713 Market Space. 33 109 F street nortiweaty, 3928 HOOPSKIRTS AN OUR OWN MAKEOF THE WATCH SPRING STEEL, b0c, UP. ANY STYLE AND SIZE MADE TO ORDER. HOOPSEIRTS OF *“KEFUSL” STERL, 250. q(ifine Frouch Woven CORSET at $1, usaaliy” sold ag 5 A Fine French Contilte Hand-mate CORSET, at $L. This corset is old in other cities: at $1.50. We have one special lot of Children's Rerulat Made HOSE, in Cardinal, Blue and Brown, ut Ze, Would ba ‘cheup at 5c. Given TON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. SPECIAL OFFERING FOR A SHORT TIME TO CLOSE OU? SURPLUS Si0CK. Fine Fancy Mattings 35ec., form Fine Fancy Mattinga 30¢. Good Fancy Matting 2 Also, a line of Body Bruseels, price 50. ace 30 and 35, limited in quantities, from 20 to 0 yards, at $1.25, anda few patterns in F STREETS Moquettes and Velvets at $1:25'and $1.40. A very good line of Tapestry Brussels, at 75 cents, ~ Our entire stock of Carpetings have been marked down, 2s we must make rota for fall stock, which we Commence receiving Very soon, Jy2 SINGLETON & HOEKE. LE NolENsE AssonTMENT MESS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 490 TENTH STREET NORTHWPST, Mokes CORSETS to onler in every styte and anaterialy! set Bi ates ER SPEC) “PTE: French Hand-made Undercloihing, Merino Underweat and finest Imported H: rie Patent Shoulder Braces and Dress Reform Goods. French Correts and Bustios. ‘The “Hercules” Sups Porting Comet, for which Miss H. is enectal agent, anda $1 Cort, her own take, that for the prob cennot be surpassed. a =t N.B. German and Spanish spoken, GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. | QIX FING DRESS SHIRTS MADE To ORDER for $9. Six finest Dress Shirts made to order for $12. Pertect tit guaranteed. Our closing out sale of eummer neck-west and undere wear commences Bsturday, July 224. You can be supplied for very Little money. (French Lace Undershirts reduced from $1 to 50 cts.) ncloans, se lanze stock of Fancy and Balbrigzam OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, ‘The largest assortment of Lawnsin Washington. Pur white all Linen Lawns only 25c. Colored ‘Silks, navy blue, dark green and other col- orm, 5c. “Handsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from $1.50 tosl. Ghiack Eitks, immense assortment, 60, 62, 75, 87.ta., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, 82. Nottingham Lace for curtains, 15, 20, 25e. to$L. Pleeched able Demsky ell hen, 503, 2 cents; at r Napkins, all linen, Te. dozen. . lack Cas bere Shaws, to “Wool, $3 to $10, 4522 MEGINNISS’, 1002 F Congress "street and Canal, at 8 o'clock a. m. sharp. Fare, £0 cents round trip. Can be ‘Tuesday, Gbutwlay and Saturday, For information inquite at GRAY & HILTON'S, 203 9th street, opposite Center Market, cr G. W. WEBSTER, 1114 4th street north- west. aul-In* GoNDaY EXCURSIONS. wayne tip HAE EEE LE aay mo ee . eryBUNDAY AETERNOON: teaving Gth-street wharf at3:50 p.m. Keturnins about 8 o'clock. ‘No liquors sold on Boat. Fare, 50c. ; Children 3c24-2m HK. RUPPERS, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR ‘3 WHITNEY CHIL- ENS CARRIAGE COMPANY, for Beauty, fort and ia ‘he chearest for Beauty, Comfo Durability in tha ARCHERY, FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET ani JAWN TENNIS, BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, TRI- CYCLES, WAGONS, &c., can be bought at the lowest prices, “a CHR, RUPPERT. Cass OUT SALE, Ry a Etter Haiew'your ows ‘ice. Ones Goats, 40° and 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue. Double White Blankets, : Black and Colored Ci pure wool, double | GB. ELLERY, “Nun's yelling fare wool, (in pink, )25e. 7 u's in, pure 4 ‘. Colored. Cashnteres, in pinkeand Hatt Lice, 290. Pure Silk and Wool ‘Black Grenadine reduced to$1. Black and White Striped Silks, 50c, ‘Nun's Velling, (black, ) ail pure wool, 25c. CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE. MANUFACTURERS NE _ DRESS MOTT ES FULSISHINGS. 1112 F Srazer Nonzwest, Wasuixcrox, D.Q Srescs rPHomrson's SHIRTS 18 At COST! “AT COST!” ‘We have marked down all LINEN WHS ANLINEN LAWNS to25e.. worn JTyor oS (18 etm Hie. DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY Best CANTON GINGHAMS reduced to 10e. se: A splendid line of GRENADINES of MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, woe most desirable meni! me All COLORED DRESS GOODS at cost. WHITE GOODS. Splendidstock. Low prices. HANDWEARS Sgeoee | SR Gadusorss ee Wameutia, sn ES Bint oi nn eon, oa ‘a specialty. - NECKWEAR, FOOTWEAR,