Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1882, Page 4

— _ THE EVENING STAR. MONDA = LOCAL MENTION. the Weatner. OFFICE OF THE ( Nat. OFriceR, Waswixetos, D.C wt wat August 14, ISS2. For the Mudiile Ation fontheriy to westeriy win Barometer. Special Weather Ru TO-MORROW TORE FAIR AND 81 The ob the for a Warnicr, Pains ts tnd w England aad ern portion of Tuesday. Frsseui’s Tez Cream. i Bro.’s neir photo. “nt (zround ud y iS at any A Yo Robert Reagan was reed be: nell to-dsy with being a | vagrant S person. The court t ave the elty immedi: 1, between Mis pri ye © it isa model eye Brry W. i Axor sv 453 Penn: Drror Hart's ro: rigsect powder, 711 21 Bireet north west. . CITY AND DISTRICT. Amuse Tat. ormanee. rt. ! a Senor, New York | A streets. and 0, Expressmnen’s JUENEMANS'S GARDE plex | p.m. and 2 with forfeited sent to Jail | for petit nother ten- In military cos. t Tematns to » 4 auiting | Clark, by striking he pitcher, | ham fell st into F, and Was fatally injured. Dr. Me: ‘d him, but withoutavail, as death —_ | found yesterday morn- | § astern Branch, ne ntly identified as that of er, who broke from. the | and Jumped into the | were still attached to the certl tden- ‘seaping from Justice. ‘The Labor Question. ROUBLE ABOUT JOUKNEYMES CARPENTERS’ WAGES. | At the last meeting of the Master Builders’ asso- | @lation of the District, now numbering about forty | Members. the question of wages pald to carpenters | Was disctissed olution Was adopted, reduc- ing the per diem 20 per cent. or from $3 to $250. It | s Will be remembered that list spring the Journey- | men Carpent lation gave the bosses notice Of an advan. 3 per d maple time hi deen given the s vit Since how: ver, th m to have a tained that aa ymen carpente Rave been at wo: day, and that ma ter builders outs ke understanding t $3 perc days in the we ne row: ‘This condition aster builders tolake the act Ina tew shops this 1: om quit : the reduced rates.” 4 Ing: has beet to-night, at which it 1s hoped an amicable under- | Standing will be arrived at. i the brotherhood that some ot . byes Violat nent first, hi ing non-union men ta thelr employ ‘There ts considerable competion among the em. Bloyers at this time, and the master bu! Jeeming themselves’ sufficiently prote «dagainst ; cheap Labo F tort elation of the comp: ten, have taken Measures to me of the repre- Sentatives of the n, Who Investigated the “ ed only two em. | ployers who had reduced. tthe unton | men employed t the meeting of t i ‘the jour: assert that this att tion by two employers Is ame don’t propose to xo into a sirik of them toa SPak reporter, “but we propose to show that they can’t make Cavs paws of one or Uwe en | ‘ployer — CoLommn Mturraxy Visrroxs.—This me six @'elook 22 excursion train rri ty on p brotherhoc plenicking at the met at the depot | escortel to Peter- y fasted), and | rmery, Pennsylvania As they inarched up the ppearance of the In- ._ The organiza- 5 ts The uniform With white beltings and | ~ black pants and black | lents they showed the | They have fled muste fay Was spent In sight seein total number of people on the ond Was 995. Son's, on K st afterwards to avenue, near 1 Avenue this 1 With the USED OF Bite to the doc! by bis wife, Juiti, * having asseilted b tinually beats ber, iy 4 thecourt that he con- and on this oeeasion he pounded her severely and bit heron the foreiead in two places. Shes 1 some cuts on her head which She sakl were made by his teeth. The defendant's gounsel clatmed that the old man had no teeth. ‘The prisoner pron tretched his mouth to its city to prove that his counsel's state ment as true. He also siid that when he came Rome Friday he found his wife and a man in the louse drunk. The court toox his personal bonds ‘W keep the peace for six months and released him. recat eassnseech S FoR WHIPPING A Bor.— jer in agricultural tmpie- Ments, on Louisidna avenue, between 9th and 10th Streets, was charged before Jude Snell this morn- img with severely assaulting 2 smiall white boy Bamed Frank Canavary, by horsewhipping himon ‘the street. The boy testified that he was playing wutting machine in front ot the de fendant’s store last Thursday afternoon, when the it came out and struck witness with a carriage whip about ten times. Notley Anderson, merchant on the opposite side of the avenue from the defendant, testined to seeing the whtp- and described it as being . He sald the blows of the wl @large carriage whip) could be at a dis- tance of two lee and the boy’s back and arms Were covered with welts as large a8 a man’s Helskell took the stand and testified that annoyed by Berowd of boys who dis- destroy his goods e keeps: and last Thursday afternoon with a valuable machine, took whip and chastised him, a unl eH E H | prisoner | on the n | nominal. | Reated at Brownsville, SUMMER sports. ‘The District Hoat Clubs. TAYLOR, OP PITTSBURG, To TRAIN THE POTOMAC. The Potomac Boat Ciub have & the services of the oarsman, Taylor, of Pittsburg, for the remax season, A telegram was sent to him Saturday evening to report here and {6 18 expected that he wil be at the bout house this evening. He wii ha charge of all the Potomac crews and scutler e fall regatta, lity of selectia: a careful trainer, nts In shell rowing. ous Winship-Taylor crew, a t in the boat with’ ded to encage ani will have ntorth, tho Eng- UMPIAS AND THE POSTPONED LYNCHBURG REGATTA. Ellis Ward arrived here Friday to 100! atta. The unexpecte cponement of the 1 to have taken pla 3 of the Columbtas’ night, Dut he will S nedes Shel their usual THE ANALOSTANS expect to enter three crews for the fall regatta, but they lave not yet decided whether to engage a trainer or not. THE CARKOZL INSTITUTE BOAT HACES SATURDAY. The races of the roll Institute rowing asso- elation took place on the Potomac Saturday even- ing over the Natfonal cours, shortened. J. R. White, of the Analostan *, Columbia; Hollister, Ailes: the ju ioubie-working boats zi and Burkhart, Bridget and Greenwood, 1 Boarman. Schuiteis and Burk: Bridget and Greenwood foliow- first race w hy Were entered for the race for singh 1, Harding, and Collt son and Harding, who had 2 slight ‘lead, (308 the fluish he stopped crosset the line. Clark- ana crossed the line a len head. Clarkson's thne was 8 mtested it hotl mit when within be f. Seribner, the man- School, the Capital Biey hed riders toox 2 Seward Beall fh Dunntngton in 1554 Base Ball Saturday. At Washington—War Dept., 10; Interior Dept., 5; Government Printing Office, 5; Post OMice Dept., 1. At Pittsburg—Baltimore, 8 Clevelan', Other Sporting Matters. THE HILISDALE CREW—TCRE NOTES—1 N FLIGHT, ETC. The Thames Rowing club have not accepted the challenge of the Hulisiales, owing to the sat!=tac- ive from the Yale boat club. tr, of the Hilisdales has tele- embers of the Hillsdate Friday on their trip to the nit all hts efforts to inte 13 for failed. He I hem by telegrap home are alread 1, Dut will be Th chy If It comes about 2 month hence o ship course. The fo pes to succeed tn today. Thelr pas- which would OTTOW, lias. postponed turday were won by » Utesory Jin and dim The third and fourth races at Saratoga Saturday were won by Col. Watson and Ams: An Important Arrest. t Saturday William M. Winston was by Officer Shilling for breaking 1 stealing metatic fixtures from hous? 1209 6th street n. ing to Mr. Thoin: Fowk Articles found on the re identified a pears that Winston has been in robbing unoccupted house note tablet giving a ich were to or lu been robbed. h Was partly illegible, Included t 516 10th street, 102 F street northeast, F St, 3407 N street northwest 21 street southwest, corner 34 and C, F and Isth, 1416 K_ street northwest, 1823 I street, 1216 F t, #8 E street, 2ist_ and P, N, between 14th 209 Gih street, 436 M street, 3 1th street, 1721 F h street, WINSTON SENT TO JAIL TO ANSWER TWO CHARGES OF BURGLARY. The prisoner, William M. Winston, was before Judge Snell to-day, on two charges, under the new burglary law. On making an investigation of his lst of houses above mentioned, 1t was found that allof them were unoccupied and some of t 9 F strect, 917 1 stre street, 1430 S street, 205 1 } had been robbed of thelr gas-fxtures. He had no counsel and pleaded “not gullty” to both charges. ‘The first charge w street, la ater fixtures. ‘The test!mony 1 heuse was entered in the day- time and thoroughly ransacked and greatly dam- aged. Geo, Collins, a Junk dealer, at 458 K street, testified to buying’ the stolen property from the defendant. The case was sent to the grand jury under $1,000 bonds. ‘The prisoner was next charged with committing the same offence in George B. Walker's house, No. 1745 K street. The proof in uls case was équally conclusive, and this case so sont to the grand jury ugler $1,000 bonds. He was committed tn defailt of bonds, —s— FINED FOR ASSAULTING A Womax.—Ernest Dable charged by @ colored woman named Annte Jackson before Judge Snell this morning with having assulted her, She told the court that she Sent her litte girl to the defendant’s store for a pound of beefsteak, and he pork and afterwa and she sald, “ That you get a poor nieger’s money and then don’t want to xive them anytiing for tt.” He then struck her nd threw her out, causing her tobe ¢ of adoctor. Mr. Dahle stated that ume abusive to him, and he caught and put her out. ’ The court said epsa store has no right to cuteh a Woman by the throat and put her out, and he Would fine him 5. An appeal was noted. - = DEEDS IN Fre hi showed that under the n filed as follows: Chas. Exleff, lot 14, sq. 84; to Lewis Stover, the tract Fox tract, in Georgetown; Baldwin etal to Martha J. nominal Chas. L. Du Bois to called Jam tin, tot 7, William J. L. Hodgers, sub-lot P, sq. 273: $400. Thomas T. Crittenden to Moses Kelly, sub-lot E, sa. $10,500. Anton Heitmuller to John itelsinger, sub-lot E, sq. 564; 32,000. Caroline W, Morgun to William Henry, Bad and David Smith, ttl property on Chesapeake and Onto canal and oa the Potomae river; $8,000. William Gibson to zabeth Crowley, pt. 13 and 14, sq. —; $2635, F. *. Burhus to H. Dougias, sub. 33, sq. 204; $2,500. A. ne to Rebecca A. Blaine, pt. 2, sq. 733: $378, McGill to Mary McCaffrey, sub. 8) sq. 774; $239 F. Meiners to John’ I. Meiners, pt. 10, Sq. 403; $1,400. James L. Barbour to Ciarenee R! Dutour, sub. 17, sq. 405; $2,750. Same to Josephine Buford, sub. 18, do.; $2,750. W. Thompson to Augusta Hancoek, sub. 5, sq. 164; $8,500. 1 A mass meeting was held in Manchester, Eng- land, yesterday, in connection with the’ land league convention. Mr. Commens presided, and “ that efforts be continued to abolish the union, In Philadelphia yesterday, Albert Harrison, while drunk, stabbed his son Wittam in the ab- domen, inflicting a wound which will probably prove fatal. During the twenty-four hours en:led at 8 o’clock Saturday night, 25 new cases of yellow fever ap- exas, and 23 in Matamoras, jexico. In the latter place 8 deaths from the dis- ease occurrred and-in the former 1. ‘The court-house of Randolph county, at Hunts- Ville, Missouri, has been burned to the om and ‘all of thé official documents of the city de stroy toe cee insane ae ppt Ateeeer Pa.,has n destroyed by an incen ry causing a Joss of $35,000. The inmates were saved. ‘The sultan has directed that Arab' Pasha shall be declared to be violating the principles of the oran. apes ‘CLOTH, DOUBLE WIDTH, NAVY BLUE, BRONZE, MYRTLE GREEN, OLIVE, BROWN, GREY AND ILLUMINATED COLORS. BLACK CASHMERES, all wool, 38¢., STe., 4Se., 50e., cyt FOR MEN Arp pore SUITS, 25¢., 87c., . ki eu, $1, INGRAIN CARPETS, ilew fail styles, $7c., 50c., 62c., UNL AUNDRIED SHIRTS, gpade of Wamrutts Mus- FALL Diss GOUHE, new colors, 12%c., 18c., 18., ‘2c. 2c. z BRUSSELS CARPETS, new styles, TSc., 80c., 87e., CANTON FLA) Je., 12¢., 15¢, Aiwoo! WHITE FLAMNELS ake Sie Bat pine PANELS hiss ar : BED TICKIN feather rat: bests 380. New stylee of ¥ Te. TU) TABLE LINENS, 50c., 62c. and T5c. TABLE LINENS, 25e., 30c., S7c., 50c. \CHED T. DAMASK, 80c., 62c.. T5c., BLEACH ABLE DAMASIC Ge... T5c., 870. At TOWSON'S, 66 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SOUTH SIDE. entire | Wus referee, and Tow: ept them | for entering the Louse of Jos. | t Wednesday, and | Amusements, Excursions, &c. THEATER Comiqcr.—A strong company of variety performers, Including several old Washington fa- Yorites, will appear at the Comique this week. At Dxiven’s Gaxven an attractive pi of eat performances has been arranged for this eek. ABNER's GARDEN will be filled with melody this An unusually inviting program has been mgei Tue Wasmtxcton Swruina Scoot 1s open and eventng for genilemen, and from 10 ‘Ss. for la s LETTER CARRIERS have ar- d for an ent-rtainment on a grand scale to the National Fairgrounds next Wed- program provides for a sertes of ing” glass-ball_ shooting, bicycle races and horse races, that wt the day filled with excitement, a Machinery . Every ar- one of eturning abil p.in, RESSMEN give a picnic at Juen- neman’s ga this evening. ‘THE “Dozes curston to-morrow ev Washington, leavi: District Government Affairs. | , ‘The Encineer Commissioner has been directed to | adjust with the property-holders the damages by reason of the opening of altey in square 159, THE REVISION COMPLETED. Mr. W. Oscar Roome, In charge of spectal assess ments, has completed the revision of special as- sessments for the Improvement of alleys in squares | 2 and 12, and tax ilen certificates will be tssued nereon at the expiration of thirty days. This ets the revision of all the special assess- t3. ~ eutwisle to W. A. dwelling on Boundar. n 16th and 17th streets northwest Sarah C. Thom, thr S e venue, between Mand N si E. Snelosker, remodel interior of Theater Comique: | $10,000. M. Harlow, remodel and make general Tepairs to 122 H street; $1,000. painter ‘The Courts. PropatE Covrt—Judge Wylie. Saturday, will of Dinah Dorsey admitted to pro- bate and record. Estate of Hellen L. Stewart; ob- jection of R. P. on, attorney for auditor, to allowing adininistrator ‘to rel goods ab ap praised value, Estate of George 2. Crossfield; D: J. W. Buikiey appointed administrator, bond $50: In re Win. H. Barstow, guardian to Win, D. Atk «nd Matthew Alken; petition of for citation, requiring guardian t and file additions! bend; granted, order returnable Auzust 12, 1882. Will of Louis Leclerc; proof of publica- tion filed: will admitted to probate and letters of administration granted to Lizzie Leclerc, bond of | $1,009, filed. Estate of Alexander Crutchett; udson appointed admiatstrator, bond ‘il of vrence proved and coilietl pa f publication to prove codicil by sioner, Estate of Daniel A. Brosnan; will tted to probate and letters’ testamentary nid to Margaret Brosnan on spectil bond to debts, &., $1,500. In re Harvey H. Pray, for guardian to show ‘caus! iN; pel Michael d to probate ted £0 Martin Becker, Boynton filed for pro- Porics Court—Jnage Snett, Saturday, DeWitt Alien forferted colateral. B. Holderiy, vagraney; bonds or 30 days. iored, profanity; #5 or olored, loud and bol Bi John and Win. For 15 days each. terous; Frank was rs 0. Lowry, do. sonal nlored, pr $5 or SOME colores bonds. V on tie street; animals; larceny oF In jail i ‘olored, 30 da Ratph vires months in 1 perso assault ¢ to keep the peac d with loud and boisterous conduct harg or 30 d: To-day, Annie Smith, profanity; personal bonds to not repeat the offent n Parker, col ored, indecent exposure; forfeited collateral.” Hat- tle Briscoe and Jno. Wells, colored, tow hots terous: $5 or 15 da Robert Spoits, Juo and Pete Playing Dail in the str Wm. Chase, profanity McKenny, colore | nz ina house loud énon Wr. Si n, loud and rdon the h, forfeited col- days. Robert Whit, Jo. do. Robt. Reagan, Vagraney; personal bonds ‘to leave the elty. Toblas Sampson, colored, loud and boisterous; or 15 days . E. Cran Alfred “Brooks, colored, vagran ays. Dantel Dunntvan, forfeited coll; | M. Winston, ex r 2 White, 5 na bonds to not repeat fense. » destroving public prop- erty; $or 15days. Also charg: with loud boisterous talking on the strect; $ or 15 days ad- ditional. Sophy “and Chester ‘Johnson, colored, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days each. Ch: Lomax and Jos. Holmes, colored; do.; do. Wm. Robinson, colored, larceny of $1 from Perry Lyles; 30 days In jall. ————— It Looks Very Much That Way. From the New York Truth. ‘The Senate 1s mainly composed of attorneys for Tailroad and other corporations, and they are re- elected by these corporations according to their usefulness as lobbyists and shrewdness as advo~ cates. ‘The House {s similarly constituted, only on a smaller scale, but the members must Work out their salvation before the people, Tis they do in tie matter of appropriations for their districts, at the expense of the public. —— Labor and Capital. THE SITUATION AT CUMBERLAND. The Knights of Labor were in session at Lona- coming, Md., until a late hour Saturday night. It it understood they counselled tenants of the com- panies to hold out in the strike, and that all nec- essary funds would be furnished. ‘The session was | harmontous, and asa result It 1s stated that the New Central and American company’s tenants will | withdraw from the proposed tenants meeting, but | tts expected that miners occupying the George's | Creek and Maryland company’s houses will meet | this evening. ‘The miners have forwarded the cotnpantes an oficial communication asking them to name a time and place for aconference. One car load of mattresses and beddings tor the New Central company’s barracks were loaded Satur- day, and will be delivered at its destination to- morrow. THE TRADES UNIONS. The New York central body of trades unions have adopted resolutions of sympathy for the Cohoes strikers. They also adopted a resolution denouncing the action ‘of the British government in the arrest of Henry George. THE LONG STRIKE AT COHOES. ‘The operatives who have returned to work in the Harmony mills Cohoes, N.Y., are jeered at by a great crowd as they go home in the evening. Last_week was the sixth of the stay out, and the prospect of a general resumption of work 1s not encouraging. =o TyPno Fever ar LONG BRANCH.—A telegram from Long Branch says:—The guests of the hotel Hellevue, just above Seabright, stampeded Satur- day because of two cases of typhoid fever among their number. The patients are N. W. Andrews, & brothor-in-law of Cyrus W, Field, jr., and Mis, Albert Lavy, a relative of the Scligmans. Mr. Corey, proptletor of the hotel, wanted them to be removed, and sald it would cost him at least $5,000 it they stayed. Mr. Cyrus W. Field, jr., says that the physicians have decided ‘that the condt- tion of the patients 4s too critical for them to be moved. He says that Mr. Corey demands $5,000 for Keeping the sick persons for ten days, but while they wilt not pay that, they will pay any reasona- Dlecharge. Mr: Corey says he will close up his house to-day, and will prosecute any one who breaks into it. He believes that the sick persons could be moved without endangering their lives, and, he could not afford to keep the house open solely tor their accommodation. ‘The two patients are slowly improving, but are still very weak. ——_—— +9. ____—— Judge Levy, of New Orleans, whose death at Saratoga wad Feported last week, is still alive. ‘The Harvard student, Frank H. Smith, who was shot by a sergeant in’the U. 8. army doing duty at Fort Popham, because he came within the gov- ernment enclostire, died yesterday. Guns have been'placed in the upper yard of the castle at Dublin, and other precautions taken, in view of possible riots during the O’Conne! stration this week. = Bet Sena S¢(oNscieNce, LIE STILL.” In The Newer Arithmetic, which the Detroit Free Press man invented, occurs the following knotty prob- Jem: *‘A grocer buys a chest of tea weighing eighty pounds. ‘He selle twenty-seven pounds of ites “unapproachable sixty-cent tea," and the remainder as ‘our splendid forty-cent Oolong.’ How much aid hereceive in all, and ‘how much did he have to give to the heathen that year, after striking s balance, to quiet his con- science!" The Free Press mathematician utterly failed to find the answer to his own problem. Why? Because, with singular fatuity, he had gone about the world intent only on dry figures, and utterly oblivious to the change, almost a revolution, which Sanford’s Ginger had ‘wrought. The grocer who defrauded his customers in the tea dicker had not drunk two small bottles of San- ford’s Ginger before there was quickening of the Spirit; and when he had taken four bottles, every cus- tomer who *‘got left” on ‘‘aixty cent” and **Oolong” found dupticate packages of the best article in the mar- ket on their doorsteps when they got outof béd on the | morning following the happy and repentant grocers: ‘finish of bis fourth bottle of Sanford’s Ginges:. | prosceution, especially Messrs. and | Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tae kygwixs Stan. THe CHURCHES —TheRev. Dr. Lipcott, of Washing- ton, pled the pulpit at the Gerson Lutheran church, on Cameron and Alfred streets, yesterd: Rev, A. W. Graves occupied the pulpit of the Washington-street Baptist church jn thé morning, filling the place of he astor, Rey. Dr. Filippo, who officiated at the ist Presbyterian church. Rev. Dr. Downman preached at St. Paul's church. The Southern Methodist church and the 24 Presby- rian church Were closed. Rev. Messrs. Norton, Kerns and Dinwiddie are absent from the city. FUNFRAL—The funeral of Mr. Chas. F. Stans- bury, who died suddenly last week, near Ham- liton, Loudoun county, took place from his rest- dence, on Cameron stréet, near Patrick, yesterday, and Was Very largely attended. The Free Masons of Andrew Jackson Lodge, No. 120, A. F. & A. M., met at their lodge room at 2 o’vinck, and, aecoui- punted by many members of Alexandria Washing- ton Lodge, moved to the residence of the deceased. den Licht Lodge, No. 387, of Good Templars | met the “Free Masons at the residence of the deceased, and the Reform Club, with lange nuin- bers, also united in honoring the memory of the sceased. Rey. Dr. Poulson, of the M. E church, d at the funera Willie Hansbury 15 his nam home, nowhere; his offense, very slight—throwing astone or two. What cowid the mayor do with jm? He might have sent him toa place where he would be Kept from tite streets, taugit to read, write and cipher, and trained to'some skill in the use of his hands for uandiwork; thence to go into an apprenticeship to a calling that might lead to thrift, and wonld be the most certain preventive of dishonesty. ‘The mayor saw in imagination just such @ place and regretted that it was not a reality, and the Doy went out upon the street again. ’ A remedy for thisstate of things ought not to be delayed, Union Stree Worx.--The chairman of the comunittee on streets, who has exercised a vigilant and skilled supervision over the Union street tm- provement says that the work 1s now at least halt completed, and while the city appropriation of 21,600 ts expended there remains due from the other party to the work a like sum, Besides Union strect proper, the lower end of Prince street has been paved ‘and extended, as has been a por Uon of Fayette alley, New culverts have been put in on Prince and other streets, and gutters re- constructed So as to make proper connections at street Intersections, How soon the work will De completed cannot at thts time be definitely stated. POLITICAL.—Some opposition to the renomin: tlon of Mr. Jolin 8, Barbour as conservative cat ate for Congress has been developed. ‘The friends of Major Holmes Conrad, of Winchester, are press ing him as the representative of the valley coun- Ues of the district. Alexandria will select dele- gates on next Thursday evening. The 1st ward Glatms three, the 2d two, the &d five, and 4th three deleg: n, and there seems no doubt whatever of ur’s renomination, AS Barrett & Co's, elrcus was leaving urday night, a gallon coal oll torch was era car on the Midland track, near the cireus grounds. In the hurry of drawing the train away «colored man from Lynehburg named Ned ‘Turner had his leit hand badiy mashed. Revorrer’s Nor: ne bond of Postmaster- elect: Windsor ($32,000), with D. A. Windsor and Ford sureties, will be approved at the Post department to-day and his commission for- warded on Tuesday or Wednesday, and it 1s prob- able he will take charge of the’ post oftice here before the close of this Week.-—Lancaster Lodge of Odd Fellows and other colored societies attend- ed to the tomb yesterday afternoon the remains of George Thompson, late superintendent of the Sun- ay School of the ist colored Baptist church. He | stood high In the esteem gf Mis associates. —The uses at the station house this morning are follows: Lewis and Frank Dawson, for fighting in market; Robert Conrad, colored, fof assault on his wite.——Several hands from here have been ewployed to work at a new canning establishment near Fort Washington. —— ‘The Last Card. New York Times To-day. The last card pl.yed by the star route gang {sa weak one, tndeed. ‘The editor of one of the news- paper organs of the conspirators, gh, J; 'S and prints a letter purporting Garfield Dorsey, warning James and Mac- Veagt insolent and pr sti is _pretended to hav been written, to a man who was to be inaugu- rated President of the United States within & an before his inaugura him ‘The tone of the letter Itten, as tht month, It is safe to assume that the letter Is an |” aiterthought, and an impudent forgery. Tt has just been prepared to account for the warmth With which Post! Goneral MacVeagh ‘ol, Bliss h secution of the star route thi ing example of the calle tors against the heral James, Attorney pushed the y sould account for the fact that y have been prosceuted by ofllcers of the ent. But as proof that the officials n. actuated by private reveng altogether too transparc a “fly-gobbler” of boundless credulity. a Dorsey's Opinions. From the New York Herald to-day. Mr. S. W. Dorsey’s remarkable letter to General feld, just published, fs an important contribu- ton to the histcry of the short administration of the late President. ‘This missive 1s now given to the public with an introduction which presumes that It has some relation to the star route prosecu- tions, and that its !mportance fs in {ts elucidation of the whys and whererores of the indietment and trial of Dorsey and the rest. ‘That fs all nonsense. Why Dorsey,and his contederates were arraigned the testimony taken abundantly shows. Further explanation on that point 1s not necessary, and If it were it could not be found in this communtea- tion, * * * If Dorsey imagines that the publi- cation of this letter at this time will Influence the administration in his favor in the prosecution of the star route jobbers or tend to restore him to po Utieal favor le 1s very much mistaken. On the contrary, it must have the opposite effect. — 7 Ae cleat Some of the Russian Hebrew refugees in Balti- more ask to be sent home because they cannot find employment without violating their Sabbath. A colored man and white woman of Detroit, Mich., who have been married some time, were convicted Saturday under an old statute. Catharine Taney, who claimed to be a sister of the late Chief Justice Taney, and applied to the Albany county (New York) almshouse for ald, has been sent to Cincinnati, where she claimed a resl- dence. A dispateh from Jamaica says that Westgate, the selcontessed assassin of Lord Frederick Cav, endish and Mr. Bourke in Dublin, has arrived there, and that the evidence tmpli¢atihg him in the crime fs strong. Mr. Fred. A. Roeth, of Baltimore, died suddenly, of paralysis of the heart, while bathing Sunday at Old Point Comfort. CITY ITEMS. Public Voice, WASHINGTON, January 4, 1852. Gentlemen: Finding myself breaking down with work and business care I resorted to Brown’s Iron Bitters asa strengthener. Froin their use I have derived much benefit, 50 much I keep them in my house now at all times asa family medicine. 1 most cheerfully recommend the medicine (Brown’s Iron Bitters) for general debility caused by over work and mental strain. JNO. M. McAvoy. Ladies Read the Following on Wine. We are indebted to Mr. Alfred Speer, for a samn- ple of his celebrated Port Grape Wine, which 1s via i by many medicai gentlemen as in- valuable Jlitemale weakness and general debility. It all will were as pure as Mr. Specr makes, taking wine would not be looked upon as unfavor- able as itis. If you feel languld and tired, 1f you have consumption, try this wine, it will do you go0d.—New Orleans Crescent. Sold by druggists and grocers, Juniper Water at C. B, SHAFER’s, 1010 F st. Send forcircular. 6 Carter's Little Liver Pills must not be confounded with common Cathartic or Purgative Pills,as they are entirely unlike them in every respect. One trial will prove thelr su- periority. Forty Years’ peated or one Nurse. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is the prescription Of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-faill success by millions of mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, griping in the bowels and wird colic. By giving to the child it rests the mother. Price % cents a bottle, 1,03 Pain, Irritatio ro stentione Incontinence, De- irritation, med io Gravel, &¢., cured by “Buchupaiba.” $1. Bepot Stott &' Cromwell. 9 “iflderney, he met Fresh Alderney Butter, cl and delivered in 3-1b. “Ward”: abe. per i Also, cottage and sweet milk, py scoort TEN gm CENT ‘3 A unsnimous Barbour delegation will | i OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE a8: seSsegetgeeseeae Se: S28 31404. 31442. 31481. per sebeeseees SE a eeseeeezees' Beseested: ~ LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY, SINGLE NUMBER, CLASS ‘“H.” Drawn at New Orleans, La., on TUESDAY, August i BERHITE 2233 | f AMUSEMENTS. —__ rpueater COMIQUE—SUMMER GARDEN. sree Ee EVENING, AUGUST J4rm, AND DUR ee NG Ane Wee ™ Return of the Favorites, WHEATLEY TRAYNOR, The Dublin Boys, axp ES Prices of Admission, 15, 25, DBvERs SUMMER GARDE: THEATER. Engagement for a limited season of the ECLIPSE COMIC OPERA COMPANY AND A HOST OF OTHER ARTISTS. Swi 0 ens 0 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. HE WASHIN ‘Now York aves Swimm ASxER's SUNMER GaRDE bot EVERY EV By an Orchext SELECTED MU | 560! 16800 1,000 numbers endl a end Sth streets, NING | The subseriters having supervised Drawing, Class H, Lowisiana Sta! | tify that the above are the . day f ICTAD drawn from th dim the wheel, with the 26, ON EXNIBITION Hues correspondizic tt i AND SALE aT Witness our hands at Ne Street. MAKKKITERS | August 8th, 15s: No. 626 FE. street northwest, one door from 7 Choice Oil "Paintings, Large and Choice Sf Framer, Picture Cont Markri Fugtavines, Chre by the WASHINGTON LETTER CARRIERS At the NATIONAL FAIR GROUNDS, August 16, Kouie, La., idsonville, La. ‘THE PUBLIC | FULLY. To NoTIC! SCHEME T IS REQUESTED CARE- HE NEW AND ENLARGED Br DRAWN MONTHLY. | S27 CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000, | TICKETS ONLY $5. SHAKES IN PROPORTION. Consisting of elass-Dall thocting, bicycle races, foot Faces, and “five mile £0-an-you-phease con “3 pionship of the District. Dancing in Machinery Hal after the races. Free-for-all trotting and pac’ trotting race of the 2°40 class; race, half mile heat: Foar handsome sevld winners of the bicyeh winner of the five nile go-ae-y Horene aro ente Tom LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY, Incorporated in 186S for twenty-five years by the Legis- lature for F mal and Charitable purjmes—with 3 .0,000—to whieh a Teserve fund os hee Leer added. z lar vote its franchise was black Hi. Tramp, Morrow | | made apa | : December 2a, | enters 0g. Gonelp ‘The only L Splan, | people of uny | an cuters dn in IT NEVER sc. ee ITS GRAND SIX . Races commence at 2 p.mn, ¥ Leave B. and 0. depot 9 440, and 7pm; h [NA FORTUNE. CLASS I, AT NEW R12, 1882— jonthly Drawine. jeme, “unsler the exclusive | OLLEAD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBE! 14sth M Took, at the follo T, THUKSDAY, AUGUST 17. evport and W. W. will at 9 and 10a tuldren Geax ANNUAL Pl a . of Louisiana, and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Vinginia. Who manage ull the drawings of this Company, both ordinary and semi-annual, sud attest the correctess of the published Oficial Lists. CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000, AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH. FIFTHS IN PROPORTION. LIST OF PRIZES. or THE, KNIGHTS OF ST. 3 LEWS CITY GARD: iA NEW DISCOVERY ! 5 Prizes of &2 04 | 10 Prizes of $1,000 | (20 Brizes of g30o. | 200 Pens of ‘Those wishing to avail themselves of an opportunity 300 Prizes of $109 i) | to visit the MAMMOTH CAVE, vered at 500 Prizes of £0. Harper's Ferry, will not miss the Excu: | 1000 Prizes of $2: AUGUST 17m, pest retiree aul0-6t? = ROUND THIP, $1.50. g 8 = = SoCs — — [) XCURSION. 4 1967 Prizes, amounting to. Aprii tie Uttice ew Orleans THE STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN For further infornistion, write clearly, giving full ad- drese. Send orders by Express, Registered Letter, or | leaves her wharf, foot of 7th street. DAILY, at 0 a.m, Money Order, ed.lreased OsLy to" tor M.A. DAU! | MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT, W ORLEANS, Li " essed to New Orleans will roonive Gussie: | returning at $:30p.m, Fare, round trip | aul0-In Geer EXCURSION N.B.—Orders Promut attenti EADIE j 20 PER CENT OFF GOODS TO LURAY Cave, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1882. Train will leave the Baltimore and Olio depot at 8:30 a. m. and return not later than 11 allow= fue five fall hours at the Cave. TY paameuger guar pot. “Hound trip. including admisan to Cave, 8460. Call at Ebbitt, House Drag Store i drve’s Books or formation call om HELPHENSTINE & FREE, an8-7t Mangere. F YOU WANT TO DANCE AND LISTEN 104 Having sailed for Enrope July 12th to perfect her ar- PAD SAY See OM ae ah aan | rangements for the FALL SEASON, the Summer stock Accompany the *“Dozen’ of EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, ON THE STEAMER Mes. J. P. PALMER, No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, FINE MILLINERY MARY WASHINGTON, Which leaves at 6:30 p.m., and returnsat 11 p.m. now on hand will be sold Gent's tickets 50.cents, to be had of the comuaittce an@ at the boat; ladies’ tickets complimentary. 10 objectionable parties allowed on the boat. aul-im Fy excursion, _Jy14_ BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION. PLOvEES AT CosT. —— 42 MILES FOR 1c. Our immense Stock of STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON FLOWERS AT ACTUAL COST Will make an excursion to Mt. Vernon Springs i 4 to reduce. Tuosday, leaving her wharf at 9a.m., returning at p.m. Muxic and Also, great BARGAINS offered in PATTERN HATS SDCnS. ring out theckBaren. Me. Sisectionable parties allowed on tue boat, AND BONNETS. LACE MITTS AND 2929. E. 8. RANDALL, Proprietor. THREAD GLOVES AT COST. Aaa 6 TRIP ey = MRS. M. J. HUNT, SATURDAY EVENING TRIP ON THE POTOMAC, rd 1309 F street northwest. CORCORAN, pn. sharp, returning 1GLASS’. reach Washi v. HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES. Schrouder's band engaged for the occasion. OUR OWN MAKE OF THE FINEST WATCH SPRING eee jy28-1m SESEls OSrabE TO ORD LOVER CEDAR Point! HOOPSKIRTS OF “REFUSE” STEEL, 250. ie Afine French Woven COMSET at $1, usualiy sold xs (WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND.) A Fine French Contille Hand-mate CORSET, at $1. SELECT DAILY FAMILY EXCURSIONS, This corset is sold in other citres at $1.50. aa We have one special lot of Children’s Regular The palace steamer JANE. MOSELEY will make Exe y ue and Brown, at 2c, Would ba | cursions to thix » OSE, dinal, Bi resort, leaving wharf foot of Gheap at Soe." Gti street DAILY. except Mondayn, at 00 a, mn, DOUGLASS, jpringtipent rewire te pit to take up any Aickety af REE’ nat and seturn Iuoney for same. Poritively Mo eh “uD MSTERETS | oper eherschurs allowed om waster gnoaneer Staterooms reserved for families. Sult-water Bathing, Fishing, Dancing on waxed floor, and a “Shore Dinner.” Music by Prof. Pis= ickets (round trip), 50 cents, For further information Ms ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, a 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,” Makes CORSETS to order in every style and inaterial, | and guarantees: porto it and comfort, HER SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-inade Underelothing, Merino Underwear a “§ We™ Special arrancements made with societies, clube, and other organizations. yl im \d finest lauported Hosery. : >AVILION, patent shoulder s aida Dre te 2 ( alae PAV ILION rer Corset a ¥ “Hercules” Suv- > 7 . Tort Cope, for wi Miss HL Js special agout, GRAND EXCURSION RESORT. and a $1 Corse! ‘own mneke, that for the prioa " ‘ _cannot bo surpaseed DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING. N.B.—French, German and Spanish spoken. _a5_| Posting, suing, Croquet, Shooting Gallery, Archery, , Re a PAVILLION, nd Steve Band a Prof. Cook's Branx EVERY DAY, THE PaLac STEAMER Ki eee ee ae se creo EB MMMM Bop Be Bem | gine nn este Ta ee NS. we ary Rze BP ees Er | . Greatly reduced retes tochnrches, societies aud others, Arrangements can be made to stop st any point on the river. iyi HE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE- sar 'F NI ‘COMPANY excursions to Glymont on *teamer Keyport, street wharf 9 a. m. and 3p. m., re- Y 1 p.m. aud p.m. Fare, laren under ireatly to, au: ‘ob- tained of the Treasurer, J. Orville Jobuson, 469 Peun- sylvapia avenue northwest. ‘Da. 8. A. H. MCKIM. President. Dx. i. P. HOWLAND, Secreta I. R. TREMBLY, Superintendent, at Giymont. CCOQUA FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, Having been y overs newly fare iene A BIG TUMBLE IN WHITE PINE LUMBER. | trning AS USUAL WE ARE THE FIRST TO REDUCE PRICES. WHITE PINE INCH SECONDS DRESSED @) SIDES, 40 PER THOUSAND. OUR INCH SECONDS ARE AS GOOD AS MOST OTHER YARD SELECTS, AND MAY BE BET- TER CALLED WHITE PINE CLEAR LUMBER, DRESSED TWO SIDES, FOR $4 PER ONE HUN- DRED FEET. SuNpay EXCURSIONS. Se eas . WILLET & LIBBEY, (COR. 6TH STREET AND NEW YORE AVENUE. ‘at 3:30 p.m. perbe"; Children half price, COOKING STOVES, FOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, 2 TENTH STREET. x20 aS = a 324-2. BEX anteed a comfortable seat or money retanded oh the *