Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1882, Page 8

The Weather. Orrick oF rite Hime Stawat. OFFICER, 1 Warutxoton, D.C., August 19, 1852, 9:30 a.m.f p middle Atlantic states erly winds, becoming er barometer. Bulletin, DAY TO BE A FAIR DAY. ‘Variable, stat . Special Weather st THE CITY MARKETS. AN OVERFLOWING SUPPLY OF COUNTRY PRODUCE— MELONS AND PEACHES IN GREAT ABUNDANCE—THE NEED OF ADDITIONAL CANNING FACILITIES—FEA- TURES OF THE WEEK. This week our markets have been fled to over- flowing, and to-day there was a larger attendance The ehie rmy furnishes | of country people with full wagons than has been Solera ite | known for years. In fact, every available space eee ee in and around the Washington market was before Fair weather continues with ce o'elock terday taken up, and by five Winds in New Onto | orloek all the space on the south side of B street © sonth cooler, ¥ariat ad from Bear Lal cota; but slightly | warmer, fair” we tu Missourt and | Towa with » e Semper! Ing: East n- valley Comrany aRAPH . cabinet b #1 per 1. Ce very best photo- | nh street, between | t Hs prices are | Bvr your wal W. Henderson & ¢ A Mipstenr Rror.— @aytime, but when tt ni Once with 1 Bet a Few Mor Hahbn’s, 816 7th sti Carz May.—Roarl at Angton street, at 210, ‘Try S.C. Paisr Berrer. S advertisement. Powenrct. land and water glasses. Hempler's, @3 Pa ave. Sroxe Rivés, set in gold, $1 to $15. Prigg’s. Cavse FoR Woxp people will be so | rt | Uniontown a p. quality 1s fine. ex day ex per bushe from 7th to 12:h streets. On some of the side streets, also, there were rows of wagons backed up tothe curb, Most of the produce brought in was fresh cut or pulled. In one case, a man who had a load of stale cabbage was ordered away and Was threatened with arrest. He hitched up his team drove off very reluctantly. From the appear- of the markets and the prices ruling. lent that the producer ts now obt littie for his labor. for The can- 3 preser becoming more iS, rent. ‘There ing houses ston, | in the Di nost of which are of Imited capa- ¥, aud they cannot begin to handle the material which has ¢ a this we When there is a profuse supply of produce the Baltimore markets are better off than those of this city, for when t tnd for Immediate use has been supplied th er drives to a packing house, disposes of dreturns home contented. Some of ti truckers over the Eistern branch are considering thls suoject, and expect when the next Season ar- S to have somewhere in the neighborhood of ing house of ample capacity. THE SUPPLY OF VeGErTabL This week a moderate supply of Irish potatoes has come in, and the market 1s not overstoc ‘The quality, however, 13 nothing to brag of ex: in few Instances. The wholesale rate 1s $1 per bushel. The supply of sweet potatoes 1s | t the prices are somewhat lower, $4.50 to bushel. The cabbage yteld 1s plentiful, 0 to $4 per hundred {5 obtained bring from g15e. per bunc nwa to 222202. per box; cucu dozen; string beans plentiful at 3 beans; 1241! mite; a Ou ling for 1 per dozen. ‘orn 1s plentl- yextra sugar corn, of onr dealers was this w flooded with 1,400 boxes of tomatoes, and had shutdown. Ode canner put up about 3,000 boxes Of tomatoes during the week. MELONS AND PEACHES. Watermetons are plentiful and large quantities | arriving daily, many of which come by boat from | the Potomac landings. From $ to $12 per 1091s | the price. Canteloupes keep up with the water- | melons. They are now $1 to $3 per 100, and the | The peaches now arriving are of | ity, but as the crop has exceeded ns Of those who were frightened market Is overstockel and they will Ina become a dri Within the week they ha Uned from 75a$1.25 per box to 301752. Ics estimated that the arrivals yesterday and to- od n @ now $2 to $3 nd damsons are at about their height, per bushel. Peas in Mmited sup- for best. Some North Carolina but they are not fully ripe. tey are quoted at 7u8e. per ib. Apples meet with aited demand, and there are but few on the mar- ket. Cooking apples are quoted at $1 per bbl. and $2 for eating. THE FISH MARKET. There ts no material change In the fish market this week, although there has been a full supply, nd the tendency Is downward. Fresh caught Spanish mackerel bring 20 cts. per pound; s Diind to th 2s to bUY head, 2 cts.; rock fish in bunches of 8 to 10, foods, that wi afew for 35 to 40 cts. each perch, 40 to 50 cts.; spots, gents’ more invested 3% to 40 cts.; tailors, large, 20" to and 3 Will S Of nearly double t by the bunch at 3; fresh lob. hese pers: re of the most lamentat cts. per Imon sells for 50 to 7 1 pound foolt pod bec ti onstantly for trash, and are ing new, b Ase squander money ¢ ways in nm of elothes never last. Rose the work days for bezz Rome. SPLENDID Gras @8 Pennsyivania ave: TEx Srxe Srder, at Opp Nive W at Oppenteim rs, Bowson’s Ick Cuz. L2agal 10412th st. nw. VaLvante Prizes V3 Prizo Soap Com- ny, of New Yr unAber of val not only sé iE propase to give aw brown ouse and a ity, United Stites bonds, dii- | eS and a lot of ot Valuable among the fot in N plaint use the North- t be equaled, demand is steady. | | cents | | Were sold, but without any percept)! nts per pound, iz to quality; trout, 10 to | ets. a pound; ets. per bunch; halibut per pouud; fresh codfish, 10 cts. per pound ck, 10 ets; Sea bass, 15 to 2 cts. per pound: 2 cts per pound, allve; cattisa, dressed, nuefish, 10 to 12 cts. per pound. are very searee; price $9 to $12 per are worth $1.50 per dozen pair, with POULTRY, EGGS AND BUTTER. Poultry—The receipts are somewhat larger, but Old fowls, live, bring 12413 | spring chickens, large, 15.16 medium, 14115 cents; still, 14.15 cents, , live, 10all cents per pound. Geese, live, Quotations stern, 20 cents; Kea Butter—For real fine, fi market activi clined to drag. ar by, 2 ¢ , 8 cents. sh and of good flavor, | For other butter qlitet. and in: | Creamy western fac fair, 16018. LIVE STOCK. Receipts of cattle this week not so large, and all 2 improve- ment in‘price. Sheep and lambs in fair re- celpt 2 ta shade higher. Calves brisk. — — Qi ttle, extra, per cwt, $5.501$6.00; CITY AND DISTRICT. butcher, per ewt., $4755.25; common, _ per | eeu ewe, 25018: ough, per Cw. $2 008200. a Hogs, fair, per cwt, $10.009310.50; ‘ordinary, per Amusements To-night. wt,’ $8a8. Sheep, ‘sheared, por cwt.. $31b450. TaRareR Cosic Lambs, spring, chotes, per c¥t., $5.50186.25; com Fewt, $450.35. Calves, prime, per ewt, cominon, per cwt, $5.84, Cows, prime, $4 THE Wasstxero Avenue, between 1 SENG Sew and Mth str > Condensed Loeals. p. m. and ex- ertainly raises the is the excellent September | Bumber of 7 ntury. | At a recent mecting of the boamd of trustees ot the Glenwood cemetery the ol! officers were re- Clephane and Judson S. Brown nicte greatly pr ‘ht club will start to-night on a two weeks’ crulse to Colo- 1s tmp under the manage: mt board of | trustees, “Le Hydronaut” ac. The crew Is po ¥, Win. Tredway, Augustus and Edwin Hood. The ladies of King Presented th: stre: Fation of pacer About 11:2) 0’ toa carri at a street ear and ran u; ck speed, throwing @ doy named ood Out ani! upsetting bugg: ing it. Smallwood was musk About 10 o'clock last evening Wm. Bell found a Gead colored infynt at the mouth of the sewer at the corner of New Jersey avenue and Boundary | Street. The coroner was notified and gave a cer- | ficate of burial. ‘The engine of the western tein, arriving at the Baltimore and Ohiodepot at 9:o'vlock last night, Fan Into the stop-cuaird, knocking tt over and dam= aging the encine and the platform considerably. ‘A young man named nes Kelly, of No. 2141 D . SYS he KNOWS nothing of the young man | by the samme n: who was charged with assault im the Police Couri yesterday and gave his resi- @ence as 2141 D street. G@. W. Thomas, a we dled at hi U-known colored citizen, *. 447 Washington street last aption. His remains will be morning to 19th street Bap- Which place he will be burried a pm. He was a member of the Ma- sonic and Odd Fellows’ traternity,who have charge @f the funeral TaxaTEx Conrgy ntertainment of the que 1s hl chIy praised by lovers of variety per- Gaxpes. itpse Come Opera series of attractive enter- fut resort for n every even- Will give nt MeXt Mondiy, le ing nm. and 6th treet whart As Excussion To Lyxemnvaa, Cuarrert ted places tn Virginta witi be | given next Saturday under th plees of the Virginia Midland railway Dany.” The excursion train wii! h Rext Saturday at 11 p.m. and return ho lowing Tursdxy morning. To Pixey Porst wi! ¥ on the steamer George Leai Bika at 40 2. tm. and return lowing morning. There wil Point in the cventngs Ax Exctrsiox To Mansi evening forthe be given some at'6 p.m. ve a hop at the | ALL HALL will be gtven on the ste © W. W. Corcoran mefit of the oMicers of the steamer. Tue StEauER W. W. Corcoran makes a dally excursion trip to Marshall Hall ond Giymont, feat ing st 10a. m. ond revurning at 3 Tue ‘Dozrx” give an excurs: evening on the steamer Mary Washington, leat Vag at 6:20 p. ni. and returning at i p. m. ry, Which | $10; common each, 151325. dand for new h: less than the ol¢ timothy, $152$17: 1s cood—selling at #233 Hay, clover. 8 quoted . 140816. Straw, t, $9. Cut hay; 4 four market 1s qulet and stead a patent process quoted $3.7: 3, $7: 3; family, patent process, $7.252$7.75; ard brands, $5.75a%6; do., trade brands, a$5; super, $3.50a#4; fine, 25a$2'50; rye, $.50ag4. Corn 9%5a95 cents; unbolted, yellow, it ents, sugar-cured, 153¢016 cents; sides, west- f cents; shoulders, western, 124 a12ig cents; hains, country, smoked, 14a16 cents. Lard, country lots, 11al2 cents; refined, 18a14 cents, petri Sart Sports on Land and Water. DISTRICT BOAT CLUB NOTES. ‘The Carroll Institute Rowing Club held a meet- | Ing last evening, and the prizes won at the regatta last Saturday were presented to the winners, as follows; Double-working boats—first prize, silver goblets to Messrs. J. L. Burkart and Albert J. Shulters: second prize, gold shield pins to Messrs. James Greenwood and B. M. Bridget. Single out- riggers—Srst prize, a gold medal to F.B. Clarkson; second prize, a silver medal to T. H. Harding. ne Potomacs have been unfortunate in ae | Some of their best oarsmen this year. Batley a few weeks ago for Boston to engage in business, and F. M. Pearson leaves next week for the Valley of Virginia on Major Powell's geological survey. Both of these men would be in the fall races if here. The Potomacs are hard at work, however, and are bent on making a creditable showing. They are much pleased with their trainer, Taylor. The Columblas are giving their shells a little Test previous to some hard work in a few weeks. They had a large barge party last evening. Their landing was beautifully tiluminated with Chinese jJanterns and various colored Hghts. TURF NOTES. The winners of the Brighton Beach races yester- day were Major Hughes, Tug Wilson, Alick Ament, Flanders and Joe Murray. At Uulca, yesterday, Cornelia won both heats of the unfinished race, 2:26 class. Edwin Thorneand 4. P. Morris won the other races. At Saratoga, yesterday, the second race was won by Blenheim, third by Disturbance, and fourth by Lytton. In this race Pringle took the lead abreast of the eighth he Swerved from the whip and caromed against Blue Grass Belle, knocking into the fence and throwing her, severely injuri her jockey: Rhody Pringle finished just by a nose, but was disqualified and Lytton given the race: time, 1:18, In the ten mile race at Providence, R. L, be- tween Misses Lulu Montrose and Bertie Lefrane yesterday, Miss Letrane wag thrown from her dislocated her shoulder, horse and’ THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM FOR THE INTERNATIONAL MATCH. Yesterday the American team for the forthcom_ i ing international rifle match was selected. It will | the ladies a chanc WOODLAND WORSHIP. The Washington Grove Camp Meeting. RELIGIOUS SERVICES— NOVEL MISSIONARY EXER- (CISES—INCIDENTS OF CAMP LIFE. Special Correspondence of THe Evexrxa STAR. WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP, it MonTGomeRy County, MD., August 19. Yesterday was as quiet In camp as if a continu ous collection was being taken up. Few visitors came, and the resident campers seemed more in- clined to rest than to attend service. This fact became so noticeable that an enforcement of the rule compelling attendance at the services was resorted to, and the by-ways and hedges were searched, and, according to scriptural doctrine, all found were constrained to come in. They took it good naturediy, however, and felt repaid by the interesting and varied program of the day. On fourth avenue Thursday night a little child fell out of bed, and when missed was looked far al! over the place, and at last found feet upwards be- tween the bed ani tent wall—utterly unable to ery. Fortunately the little one was not seriously injured—and was more frightened than hurt. SUDDEN DEATH, The Rev. Mr. Henderson, of the Presbyterion church at Melsville, in this county, died Thursday night very suddenly. The funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon, and will be a large one, as he was greatly esteemed. He was the father of State Attorney J, B. Henderson, of this county. A little excitement was occasioned yesterday by its being erroneously reported that a Mr. Nichols Was missing. He was tn camp Thursday, and was known to have a considerable sum of money on his person, PREPARING FOR SUNDAY. ‘The boarding booths keepers expecting to reap A harvest—not of souls, but shekels—are making extensive preparations to feed the hungry that will come here Sunday, as it 1s expected the number will be even larger than last Sunday. Mr. Willams has had tables placed on the portico on the east side of the hotel where he will furnish dinners from 12 o'clock, while the large dining room will be thrown open at 1.80 p.m., after the ular boarders are served. A pedlar visited camp yesterday, but before he displayed his wares he made up fis mind he had got into the wrong pew, and left without giving to inspect and trade with him. Visiting the military camp was in order yesterday, and « large number of tente: ness the soldiers go through the manual of arms and other evolu- tions. RELIGIOUS EXERCISES. ‘The usual 6 and 8:30 a, m. meetings were held rday, the latter being conducted by Rev. C both of which were slimly attended. the Rev, Page Milburn, of Mount Savage, Md., preached from Luke, chapter VIL, verses 49 and 50: “And they that sat at meat with him began to say within themselves, who Is this that forgiveth sins also? And he sald unto the woman, thy faith hath saved thee; go in as ce.” ‘The ser- mon was both appropriate and practical, the speaker clearly showing and amplyfying by illus- tration what faith w: At 2 p.m. a children’s meeting was held and Was conducted, as usual, by the Rev, H. 8. France. Mw |ONARY MEETING. At 3:30 p.m. nearly every one on the grounds gathered in the tabernacle to listen to Mrs. 8. Moore Sites’ address on misstonary work in China. She was introduced by Mrs. Bishop Andrews, and ‘Was accompanied by her two girls and little son, all of whom were dressed in Chinese costumes. The youngest girl spoke a short plece out of a primér in Chines> language, while the eldest, a matden who has seen fourteeh or fifteen summers, ted the Lord’s prayer In the same language. Re little fellow made a neat speech, after which Mrs. Sites addressed the audience’ for about ; hour on the subject of missiona ry work In Chin: Her description of the life, manners, educational Institutions, dress and religious sects of that people Was Very Interesting and Instructive. She isa pleasing speaker, and Spoke tn clear and ali tinct tones, illustr. her address by the exhl- bt 8 from the celestial k ad dress the ehildre s lovesme” in Chinese. 1e 6:30 p. m1. young people's meeting was tpter- ting and profitable, several of the young co: Verts taking part therein, It was conducted, as eee by Rev. H. 8. France and W. W. Van Ars- ale. 7:45 p.m., instead of preaching, an experience Meeting was held tn the tabernacle, and was con- ducted” by the Rev, W. L Mck Chapel A large number of those pri their expertence. The exercises we with singing. At the clos+ of these exerci: McKenny delivered one of the most earnest appe to the unconverted heard on the year, ch b: tos rve the Le p grount this er Who Wanted Jesus Christ to come forward Inviting every s and sive his heart to God, There was no re- spon , to MMs appea his" morning tue Rev. 8. France the 8:20. At » wwill preach; at. 3. p.m,, ely will preach. The evening ap- known, ‘CEMENTS FOR SUNDAY. Preaching at 10:30 by the Rev. Alex. E. Gibson, of Baltimore; at 3 by Rev. W. I. McKenney, and at 7:45 by the Rev. W. F. Ward, of Foundry. ARRIVALS. Rey. A. E. Gibson; Rev, G. T. Tyler, of the M. E. church south in Rockville, and H. C. Vogler, of | New Yo Thursday evening the soldiers gave their weekly ball in Diamond Hall in Gaithersburg, and from all accounts they had a pleasant time. ‘Tals {sone of the features that makes soldier lite in camp pleasant, The iousie is furnished by the band statloned at headquarters. M The Irving Park Camp. GREAT REVIVAL IN THE GROVE. The unton camp meeting at Irving Park ts still golng on with great success. Since last Sunday there have been 16 conversions. Last ntght there were 81 penitents at the altar, and 6 of them were converted. The following additional ministers have been In attendance’ during the week: Revs. Bishop Wayman, E. W. S. Peck, John W. Waters, A, Young, W.C. Cooper, H. R. Elbert, John H. Welch, J. M. Carghill, T. B. Snowden, ‘J. 'T. Mor tis, G.M. Landin, A. Dennis, Wesley Watkins and ‘T. H. Brooks. To-morrow being the last Sabbath in the grove a great time ts expected. Ata. m. a union love-feast will be held at the stand. Dur= ing the day four sermons will be delivered, with singing by the choirs of Ebenezer, Sharp-street, Mt. Zion and Sandy Spring churches. Revs. B’ Brown, P. E.; E. W.S8. Peck, P.E.: J. W. Dans- bury and A. Dennis are appointed to preach. The meeting will close Tuesday morning. ee A Statement from the Master Builders. Astatement has been signed by nineteen mem- bers of the Master Butiders’ Association denying that the firms of Messrs. Dearing & Johnson and Mr. Fred. W. Pilling have been, as represented to the public by certain members of the nters and Joiners Union, No. 1, the first and only firms’ who have reduced the pay of thelr employes, and stating that the signers have reduced the fhelr men and employed such additional labor as they required at the reduced rates from the 7th in- stant, wpich date ts prior to the action taken by Messrs. Dearing & Johnson and Mr. Pilling. ‘This Statement ts signed by Clifton Mitchell, Holtzclaw Bros., Daniel 0. Driscoll, Notley Anderson, S. M. Piumiey, H. M. Delltnger, William H. Dyer, Peter McCartney, W. B. Downh & Bro., James H. Byram, Thomas J. King, J. W. Reed, August Getz, John Henderson, James Westerfield, John Conner. Daniel J. Macarty, Langley & Gettinger, Hugh Hagan. ‘THE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SHOOTING CasE.— The charge of assault against Mantz for shooting Mr. Yates in the leg on the avenue seve- ral days ago, was set for trial in the Police Court this morning. Prosecuting Attorney Moore stated that it was not deemed advisable by the young man’s physician that he should be out yet, and he Would ask that the case be continued -until next Saturday, which was don ——<___ A MatcH BROKEN Orr.—Lawrence ao Was charged in the Police Court this mornin; with assaulting a middle-aged woman nam Theresa Hudh, who testified that they were en- gagel to be married and the Ncens? had been ken out, but he got drunk and assaulted her,and she reconsidered the matter and took out a war- rant. They didn’t get married. The court fined him $5 or 15 days for the assault. t Dexps IN Fez have been recorded as follows: Joseph §. Blanchard to Elizabeth A. Brown, lot 17, ‘Sq. 258; $17,000. James McCreary to Belva A. Lock. we 1, 1072; $150. McGinniss Henry Be Sandora 3, sq. 501; $—. Thos. J. pt. M: al, ur 5 lyers et [dete Clarence F. Cobb, lot 2, be composed as follow: sen, 12tn New Yor! ys : Sergeant A.B. Van Heu- Private 8. E. Irelan, 81 Sep. Sergeant T. J. Dolan, 12tk New York; Capt. T. rifllth, 9th New Jersey; Sergeant J. L. Bauld- ath New York; Private F. Adler, 7th New Private M. D. Hines, 2 Sep. Co.; Private D. en, 2) Sep. Co, D. Atkinson, 18th naylvanta; Private John Stith, 9th New Jer- Private CV. Hine: ist Mass. ; Su Novi ik: Bergeant J 'N. Ward, ew XOrk; Major EO. Shakspeare, stall, Pa, ‘Tie committee of the National Rifle Association snd the newly-formed team and reserve assembled in a tent upon the range and unanimously elected. Col John ‘line captain. The shooting of the team, In the opinion of , Who express no Youb!, as to the result, was exceptionally wood, ‘The testa wil commence practicing on ext BARE BALL YESTERDAY. Sarvepay Eventsa Trirs on the steamer W. Corcoran are very popular. The boat leaves p.m. end returns at 10 p.m. ANTICO PAVILION.—The steomer Ke: ue Potomee Fruit Growers ih it Company runs dally tips to Glymoit steamer Keyport, leaving at 9am. and 3 Tutos. to ‘Occoquan Hilts Sasanyn Woden 4 3, Wedacs- and Fridays, and to Mount Vernon Springs, ond a m Gera? Fatrs.. 2 seam packet Excelsior Street cad cant], evory akan Jeaves her whar', i tor the read Falla Tee At Washing ton—War department nine, 10; P. 0. D. nine, 5. At Pulladelphia—Troy, 1; Philadelphia, © At Boston—Doston, 9; Buffalo, & At New Yorx—Metropolitans, 4; 2 At Worces- ter—Cieveluitd, 23: Worcester l “At Loulgcine Alleghenies, 8; Kelipee,4. “ Se FR eer og rin AT THE WRONG mul named Jenay Sock at Une Taliee Court thts ire, c’arged Ww" nite ht Rica's Park sec. 1, Mount ee At a meeting of the survi members of the | military telegraph service at a “Society of the Unit 8 Military "Telegraph Corps” | Rational reunfon, was called to morse cash | nation reunion wi meet at 4 Falls September 21: | NN OEE LA CLOTH, DOUBLE WIDTH, NAVY BLUE, BRONZE, MYRTLE GREEN, OLIVE, BROWN, GREY AND ILLUMINATED CoLons, BLACK CASHMERES, all wool, 360., 37¢., 40., 50c., car FOR MEN NP, BOYS’ SUITS, 260., 870, INGRAIN OABEIR i Se. ONDRIED SHIRTS, made of Wamsutta Mus- Fi 2g SEB Lor, 120, 1B0., 18e., S CAKPETS, now ‘styles, T5c., 800., 87c., To the Editor of Tre Evzwine Star: The Solution of the Labor Problem. IMPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM THE FEDERATION OF AUCTION SALES. > = = —_= a——t = LABOR-UNIONS OF WASHINGTON CITY—PI MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. If 1 did not feel tt incumbent upon me to main-| op pavonaBLs CONGRESSIONAL CTION—STRIEERS a Lal x tain my reputation for a familiarity with the his- ADVISED TO RESUME WORK. THE GOVERNMENT SALF OF THE Ra iE \D_ FRAME BUILDING SITUATED ©: RORTHEAST CORRE tory of ‘land throughout this century I would LING irk Ros = HALF STREET. AND PEANSULNASIA a not trespass a second time upon your columns. But my statement in regard to the independent ‘The following importarft circular has just been issued; IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. NUE NORTHWEST. Wasnixcrox, D.C., August 16, 1882. iy VEDNE ‘ENTY-THIRD AUGUST, action of England, in certain emergencies, having | To T. V. Powderly, chaifman keene Sore ot MURRAY & LANMAN’S 1, SERS OCLUR EM in frome ef the peat been impugned by two ot your correspondents,I| Knights of Labor, Scranton, Pa.; Richard Pow- ies, T will sell the lange brick and frame Lyme y am compelled to crave a corner in defense of the} @t8, Chairman of ‘lative Committee, Feder: FLORIDA WATER, uated on the northeast corner of 15 Jy street and position T have asain, Uon of Organized Trade and Labor Unions, Chi- cago, Iil.; John Jarrett, President Amalgamated BEST Fon Orne Coun at ine of sale, Tho to be ree 0, ; John Ja lent Amal a Perms: Cash al ae a former panextion. Le TS Association of Iron and Steel Workers, Pitts- movid within, one week, aftr sale. The parcharer 0 armies between 1d oar aehe ee commence-| Durz, Pa; P. J. Maguire, Secretary of Brother- | > TOILET, Kiradufacnal sum of $100 wal be reguired aa 8 depout® ament of the campaign in Portugal che Britian | hood of Carpenters and Joiners, New York Clty: BATH, be fv Ba TS oy agseruent troops were associated’ with 4 four weahcets ot | P.M. Arthur, C. E, Brotherhood of Locomotive TOMAS DOWLING. Cagadores, hastily raised and drilled exclusively | Engineers, Cleveland, Ohio; B. T. fede Brotl HANDKERCHIEF, auls-d&ds Auctioneer, dy British officers—and afterward Lord Wellingtoa | €Tiood of Locomotive Firemen, Loutsvilie, Ky. 3 es was tortured by the presence of some Span-| A; Strasser, President International Union ‘ANSON BROS... Aucti Cigar Makers, New York City; H. Henneberry, Grong eee Gene Gentes OF POI bo tetany ae Casper eae ee through the incompetency of their command: joneers.. ‘eh And D streats northwest, UNREDEEMED PLED: afte! DGES AT AUCTION. Cleveland, Ohio; J. B. Dyer, Secretary Granite mods tet ey hich tne interest has not Date of Talovers Welikegeoe snot nes | Culters’ International Usiog, Boston, Mase F- seat Paid Tor four monte wil boaa at muction Foon off, and for the four following years} F. Fitzpatrick, President of Iron Moulders’’ In- | === vest, on TUESDAY, ATC ternational Union, Cincinnati, Ohio; Henry Cole, TE JORCINOE Tee Te |, Prealdaht, Bickle Meter ee ee commencing at ELEVEN vd by foreigners, Let Napier’s “Peninsula War” interest is paid before thas CITY ITEMS. vALLACH, tell the story of the triumphal march from Ciudad | York Clty; George Clark, President Se) vente, Rodrigo to Toulouse. The German (Hanoverian) | onal Typographical Union, St. Louts, Mo., ani ti 5 : : sa ct coevan rv comtiis | Mlche” Hapemntaves Labor Oryaie Se ee aren S08 OS, Asetowere any Joreign power, They formed part of the 2 Gentlemen :—I have suffered for years with loss ALE_OF REAL ATE ON © army, trained and by England from the time | _ GENTLEMEN: I casually met to-day the Hon. er 2 = ot oe LE OF RE: im Of the accession of Georse L down to the reign of | Henry W. Biair, chairman of the committee on | Of appetite and a heavy oppressed feeling avout RTEWEST, BE bl la rWEI D TWENTY-FOUKTH STREETS. ueof a deed W recorded the stomach. About April last I commenced t ing Brown’s Iron Bitters and have taken severs bottles, My appetite greatly Improved under the Queen Victoria, who was deprived by the Salic law of the Hanoverian appendage. Those same sol- diers, especially the eavairy’ and rifles, did good education and labor of the Senate of the United States, to which committee, as you are aware, has been referred the most important question of the trust, date: ‘ >The le. “It 1s how good and Tam re- 1 records for service throughout t ish campaigns and at | day—the solution of the “labor problem.” The | USe Of the first bott : Pes nest of the Waterloo. But It was the policy, the army and | distinguished Senator imparted to the ee eee aes, ren Seeeicine yan trout ‘et the outlay of England that moved the springs of | of the Federation of Labor-Unions in this city) | has certainly done me a great good. TWENTY-EiG: action and gave the coup de grace to Napoleon in | some very important information, and requested A. GurcarNist. FIVE O'CLOCK P. 4 . oe heer eventeen (27), im square itn 1814 and 1815. _AsIhad the honor of being com-| that 1 should convey the substance thereof to tho chy nf Week D.<., beplamine h inissloned to write the “Lite of the Duke ot Wel. | leading members of che most aumricalte eres eee eerie ee ot ot the | Stare ane ee lington” in 1852, all these facts have been minutely | ful labor organizations throughout the union, as Have taken place under the management of ner of said and ron thenes, set forth in the two volumes, still extant. Very | the facilities for direct communication with | Commonwealth Distribution Co. All have given Hundreds of thousands of rizes have been distributed to lucky OL anid Lot with N rtreet h paraliel to ce weet xix recently I had the work spoken of in those bodies by the committee have not been perfect satisfaction. perfected ag yet. The Senator expressed the piaeur ot seeing the dollars tn he Temple Bar maga- 1 4 ee ~ hence nor: zine as an “accurate blography ”—and | Opinion that ‘the plan heretofore presented by | ticket holders. Send 2 fora ticket In the next hence no this after it had been bere’ the pube | the Washington clus prance so the. eee drawing, which takes place Aucust 3st, to R. M. rig wl Ue for thirty years. It 1s unnecessary to repeat | Of Labor, namely, a central committe: of Boardman, Courier-Journal Building, Loulsville, One-third cash; batance in six and What has been sald in regard to the destruction of | representative workmen from all sections of the ponthe, with interest secured by trust on the the Danish fleet, and the establishment of Queen | unton at the capital, with aduly authenticatea = property. $100 deposit Conveyancing Victoria's. dominion in India attor the British | subccommitice. oF directory, will prove to be the An Excess at purchaser's cost. Le ied wath in ot troops had stamped out the rebellion. I take my | most practicable method of dbtalning information | of dinner often deranges the system and brings on | daye.or property ‘ill be a paruaeee stand upon my former ulterences. But in the | relative to the present condition of the working- | flatulence and colle. A single dose of Tarrant's das WHE Sst prastoss, course of a hasty sketch, written during sickness | classes and their grievances, the causes of labor | Seltzer Aperient will correct the acidity, relleve and literary occupation (unofficial) of an engross- ing character, I omitted to mention the strongest instance on record of the solidarite ot Great Bri- tain. In 1848, when the French monarchy was for the third time destroyed, and Louis Philippe took strikes, and practical suggestions as to what will tend to the improvement of their social condition. Senator Blair remarked also that a portion of the public press is doing great injustice to the Senate committee by intimating that the members the paln, and remove the caus’ FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Grape Iuice. The art of fermenting the Oporto grape into wine in this country has been brought. to a gre. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON ET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH er de~ petage in England.—when Austria, Prussia, Italy, | thereof are unmindful of the great Importance of | gree of perfection by Mr. Altted Spec at Now STREETS NORTHWEST. faaort, the whole continent of Europe wis in @ | the vital questions submitted to them for investi- | Jersey, tan by any other persons and his wine te Sy siltie its aod ot teed 0s ia tarnent England remained firm and undis-| gation, insinuating that they have turned the | very popular as amevening wine, as Well as for heits and ansiene barton det fared. Tis true that some mad brained enthust- | affair intoa “junketing party at the sea-shore.” | the coumuuion table ahd for luvallds. Por sale by | Ri" A.D. 1855, and duly fe ast took advantage of the universal tumult to try | This erroneous impression, sald the Senator, pel druggists and grocers. laps grew out of the fact that a sub-committe: - consisting of Senators Aldrich, of Rhode Island, and Miller, of New York, had been assigned to the vernment, and ‘of 20,000 men, to force a new charter upon tho go actually assembled, to the number Ayer’s Ague Cure in Kennington Common, near London—but the Henry. Nay or, 1s a purely vegetable bitter and a powerful tonte, | SH DAY OF MEP: bubble burst ina single day, without the | investigation of certain questions inciuded | free trom quinine o y mineral substance, and LOCK, P. Moo in Slightest commotion. The middie classes of the |1n the resolution, (relative to wages always cures the severest cases. part of lotn ‘al metropolls were sworn In as constables andyuletly | 1m this country ag compared with similar ——_-——— of square end fifty- paraded the streets armed with rolling pins as rep- | Classes abroad,) which questions can only be an- By Lottery in Wash «ola resentative sta and this formidable array, and | Swered by reference to statistics embraced in the Is the only way sudden riches are Hable to come to a well arranged Police force, struck terror to the | recently prepared census reports, and Mr. Aldrich | ys poor person can become suddenly wealthy; eae OE the GuArtists. wlio dispersed without | choso for his own conventence and comfort to | Scan Win $0.00, The Cee wealthy: one of their skulis having been smashed, I have rform such tedious labors near his residence in Rhode Island during the recess of Congress. The chairman protested that in no sense would the committee be a “junketing party;” that all the y-xix (46) feet four east by and with the ret tifteon (15: feet five and one-half (834) at ton Co. have another drawing Auzust 3ist at Louisville, ‘The drawings are fait, are honest, are conducted to the satisfaction of all. Then de- good reason to remember the incident, for I was one of those who gallantly bore a rolling pinon the memorable day and awaited the foe in Picca- lay not, but send your order Immediately to R. M dollars cash, balance in six dilly, In company with a refugee Prince who sub- | Members would be industriously employed in a Boardman, Courier-Journal Bulldiue, Loulsvitie, . With Interest secured by, a Sequently became an Emperor. Queer whirll- | solution of the great questions referred to them by Ky. a tis ccaneiten oie gigs of time! the Senate, and doubtiess they would feel thank- —— reg Rie nary fe further illustration was needed of England’s | ful to citizens interested in the subject for any That Husband of Mine the defaultine pure foreidence of her individual strength 1, would | Mght that will aid them in thetr investigations. | 15 three times the mau ne was bere he began | faeces, at the ding at the cost of the refer to her present action in respect to Turkey | Jt will be their atm to fairly adjust the relations ut using Wells’ Health Renewer. chaser. A deposit of $50 required When the property. ia and Ezypt. What are Lord Dufferin’s words to | between capitalists $i. Druggists. and laborers, not hurriedly, | Depot, Stott & Cromwell, sold. = the Sultan? “It you don’t choose to act as Eng- | but with due deliberation. He therefore hoped | D°P°S ‘s a= MARY 8, NAYTOR, id directs, we will go alone.” Vide the daily | that both capitalists and laborers will select rep- An Impossibility. MATILDA Y iasies, telegrams, resentative men, in whose Judgment and intes-| peserving articles are always appreciate’. ‘The ated ey Au reste—passing over King John’s confident | rity they can place implicit reliance, and that | exceptional cleanliness of Parker's Hair Balsam | _aul5-d&as Heirs at Law of Heury N boast, put ‘into his mouth by Shakespere,—iet me | both parties will do the committee the justice | Takes {t popular. Gray hairs are impossible with ~ — —— = al this final letter with a quotation trom an | to believe they will act honestly and fairly accord- | ftg ‘occasional use. Auctioneers. iUustrious _American—a truly _ representative ing to their judgments. Bs American—R. Waldo Emerson: “The relations of the world are so intimately drawn to London that every dollar‘on earth contributes to the strength of the English government. And ifall the wealth in the planet should perish by war or deluge, the English know themselves competent to replace i.” Vero sat. HL. SIppons. +0 Affairs in West Washington. fl ALEOF TWO-STORY FRAME HOUS! LOT EN AL CAPITOL, tS NORTHW deed of trust, duly reecorfed in Lt. 85, the pn ne Xr, sell at publi THURSDAY, PAD. 1882, AP reel of did not make written notes of the conversa- tion, which occurred on the street, but the above 1g substantially its purport. In transmitting the foregoing Information at the request of the honorable chairman of @ com- mitte destenated by the supreme power (the lav making power) of the land, to arbitrate between aggres ve capitalists and comparatively defense- less laborers, I cannot resist the opportunity to When Ladies Are Attractive. All ladies know their faces are more attractive When free from pimples. Parker's Ginger Tonic 1s popular among them, because tt banishes tm- purities from Diood and skin and makes the face glow and the cye sparkle with health. $112,100 in Prizes, And tickets only $2 each. August 3ist will be the ¥ ST BETWEEN FIEST ANI 2 Dre HW DAY OF AU I that certa known and 2 ce tak say, AS aco-laborer or the earnest and devoted | day when the Commonwealth Distribution Co witt Washingte aay ut ack OMSL SOMERS ee men to whom this, communication 1s respectt have the grand 47th drawing. person in the | in square G16, B. B, Williams, of New York, will officiate. * | addressed, that I think it would be a land should have at least one Uckel. Have you | corner cf I 4/39 tot Poems THEO ee ‘IL have a placard an- | St this juncture to advise all workmen now “on | sent your orderyet? Doivt delay. It mas be sows 25 feet. and theneb nouncing tie hours of collection placed on them | Silke,” Who rely upon financial ald trom the | turn fora fortuse, Tr Sent be tee eRe r with all the im scanty store of their fellow-l: work at an early d: Mereased expenses sets In, upon the be: obtainable from their late employers, a Unue to work with as much patiemce a8 they command until they see what Coagress will do ta the matter next winter. If it should transpire in this legislative inquiry that wie industrial classes are being juggled with by knavish {sols of unscrupulous power, (which I will not b Meve until it 15 clearly proved,) a national strik rmente, rachte, privileges, ete, months, note to bear L by deed of trust, anciuk, &C., at ina few days. There ts a colle ain. dally from these boxes, ally known, Nor Yer Burtep.—The old soldier who died sud- denly at Mrs. Steiner's residence, just beyond the District line, several days ago, as stated in THe STak at the time, has not yet been buried, and the remains have become so offensive as to drive the inmates from the house. Tis is a very serious neglect on the part of the Mongomery county au- thorities. ‘They gave a certificate of burial, but fon made at 4:30 which {1s not gener- ardman, Courier-Joyrnal Building, Louisville, 5 er Carter's Liver Bitters exert. a wholesome, y ulating effect on the stomach, which ald to digestion, at | the same Ume acting energetleally on the liver and gently on the bowels, $1,000 Rewara For any case of biind, bleeding, itching, ulceratea, ny ssorve the right to resell defaulting purchaser alter five 8 le in some newspaper a ce t could be inaugurated within thirty days after or protruding Piles that DeBing’s Pile Remedy > Anct did nos furnis Ce RE aes, tor | #Wournment of Congress next. March by the unt- | faeto curs Prepared by J.P. T, M.D., 915 | We Washington Horse and Carriage Paraar. hare RO eee Taerny fot | ted labor organizations of the Uaited Si ites with | Arch street, Philadciphta, Pa. None genuine with. SS, 940 and 942 Louisiana avenue, . win selene Ste so tenfold more effect than the recent strikes ot out hts signature. old by drugyists. 015-co z SES eee eee wee rday. Mrs. Dr. Magru- | 150.000 men. It the siege is ralsed and nouuiitlon * oe AUGESS ROUEN CRY PURSES. THUD A ang der is Ill at Haltfax, Nova nie ‘: ceas for the winter the tunds now devoted to sus- | Forty Years’ Exverience of an Old Nurse. SATURDAY MORNING, comuwnciue at "TES AccIDENT.—A little girl named Seoly, two jhe Mt | taining strikes may be more effectively applied to | Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup ts the prescription QOCLOCK, | Bircial wltcution tyes £0 the sales o daughter of Mrs, Maland, living at 5102 MI the economical malntenance of a central commit. | op usenet the best female physicians and nurses in Real Estate ‘and Personal property. Liberal advances Hany ee Gas Ee SS Huan | tee of vigilant and active workers at the capitalin | the United. Stross and ee mn used for forty BENSINGER, Auct butcher wagon, anaes right arm, between elbow collecting and preparing statistics to sustain our | years with never-failing success by millions of | ~ and w fractured, Fi a case before Congress. inothers for their children. It relieves the child PROPOS =» CONDE or THe WaTER.—Great Falls and res- | ““y'aiselaim any authority from any body of men | from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, griping -= CA ne for the suggestion contained in the above para- | in the bowels and wird colic. By giving hewith PBPOsALS FOR CUT ) FLAG Ae TE. graph, but submit it as my individual view of the | to the child it rests the mother. Price % cents a GIN Noung es ee TO i present situation. Very respectiully, bottle. m,W,3 ‘Oniceos Be onge Loary, for Norfolk, wit (anos anaes DING FOR STATE, AVY DEPARTMENTS, ». C., Augat 19, 1982. ‘hing aud delivering the orth, President Federation of Labor-Unions of Wash- ington City. po President Arthur’s Vacation. Wan axe On Thursday, August 31st, Wasnineron, At Louisville, Ky., the Commonwealth Distribu- tion Co. will’ have thelr 47th popular drawing. ‘Tickets only #2; halves $1. Send your orders to M. Boardman, ‘Courier-Journal Building, Louis- ville, Ky. ah, Wyman, for Newport News, to toad cc Boston; sch. Samartcne, Ir coaland empty barrels. Schr.” Anna M. Dicker- Hutchinson, sailed trom Providence for eorgetown on 16th Inst. ‘THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRIMA- RIES will be held on the 26th instant, and the county convention on the 24 of September, at unite regitined for cof the Building for St From the New York Herald, to-day. President Arthur spent another quiet day of his Vacation yesterday. The morning was devoted, as “Alderney Dai Wi Te. Fresh Alderney Butter, churne: ms? : Sealed Proposals will also be received every morning separately for Rockville. usual, to writing, and after dinner he was driven “Ward” for fucnishing and deliveriug the Biue and Ked Fuge and delivered in 34-1b, “Ward” prints 40e. per Ip. | for furnishing and deliveriug the Biue a “ TATEMENT the day and spent the evening at home. ‘The only | {Per at ae See eee aie aera Anstrnctions to tAders anil ne = = Dlauk forms of Proposals for ether of the on caller of note was Attorney General Russell, whos rials will be furui-hed to ‘established dealers cu apple PisiL was of a social nature, A greatmany pre-| s apie cation to this office. c aa 3 3) tentious people present themselves at the Presi- A vit mss THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, UNDER OATH. dent's residence, Dut they never get any further |B BAA ¥ VID py § SSs aul9-ct Li than the door, as the attendant hasa pecullar way Rad Vw HB BR S85 aon ae. of making all comers disgorge themselves of their pak Ubpp Sgss8 | eee business. No demonstration will be made at Gov- —_ ernor’s Island when Gen. Arthur makes his visit beyond the usual salute of twenty-one guns which will be fired if he arrives in the daytime. The President expects to leave the city for Newport on Tuesday next. Sg ee ee Labor Movements. ‘THE MARYLAND COAL STRIKE BREAKING UP. About 75 of the old miners of the Georges creek Coaland Iron company,Maryland,determined yes- terday to go to work, ahd handed their names into the superintendent, who told them that they could In work to-day. The men of the New Central followed their example, and {t is expected the American and Maryland wili follow. he talk at Lonaconing last night was that the strike is broxen on the creek, though itis understood that efforts will be made even yet to Stop the effects of the break. ‘The Consolidation men will no doubt be the last to give in. Their position is a pecullar one on account of the new labor introduced by the company, OTHER STRIKES. Neariy all the laborers in the shops of the Ohicago and Alton ratiroad at Bloo: yn, Tili- nols, struck yesterday on account of a reduction from ten hours per day to nine hours. They de- mand an increase of 10 per cent in their wages In order to make up for the loss of one hour’s work. Sixty miners walked out of the strikers’ camp at Mansfield, Pa., yesterday, and proceeding to the works of the Mansfield Coal and Coke com- ny, offered to resume mining at 33s cents per ushel. This action is regarded by the operators as the signal of a general break up of the strike. There is much opposition among the white la- borers on the railroad now being builtin Craig- head county, Arkansas, to the employment of col- ored laborers by the contractors, Bands of white men disguised as kuklux have visited the colored Jaborers and-warned them to leave. The con- tractors have applied to Gov. Churchill for tection. There is much exeitement, ana trouble is apprehended. The Ama! ted Ke at Pittsburg yesterday again vot! not to return to work at the old scale. It was also decided to notify the union blacksmiths and hammermen now working for Wilson, Walker & Co. that If they work any new iron they will be expelled from the association. At Fail iver, Mass.,the Wampanoag Mills have shut down on account of the ‘The direc- spinners met last ni - ihe strike of the ‘Boston longshormen is weak- ening. Navy Par Orrice, Wasmrsorox, August 15, 183 Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed **Prosomsls fc plies,” will be reoelved at thix office UN'L KOMSATURDAY. SEPTEMBEL SECUND, ‘1882, tar the following-named articles, to be delivered at the Navy Yard, Washivy nm, D. C., freeof expense to tha Goverument, aud subject to the usual inepection: BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS. Requisitions Nos. 5, 6, 7 and 8, for Oumberland Coal, Hay, Corn Meal, Onis, Straw, Sperm Oil and Lumber, ace aut ie Feserved! ct any and all bids not wantageous to the Government Schedules and blank forms for bids tobe bad at thie office, RICHARD WASHINGTO! aul94t Pay Inspector, U. 8. ; TPBEASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, Wasnincron, D. C:, August 19, roy Sealed Proposals for File Holders for the use of a Departinent will be recrived at the office of the Siperintend tof the y Building, st Washing “Thave been afflicted for twenty years with an obsti- nate skin disease, called by some M. D."s Psoriasis, and others Leprosy, commencing on my ecalp, and, in spite of all I coult do, with the help of the most skilful doc- tors, it slowly but surely extended, until a year ago this winter it covered my entire pereon in'form of dry scales. For the last three years I haye been unuble todo any labor, and suffering intensely all thetime. Every morn- ing there could be nearly a dustpanful of scales taken from the sheet on my bed, some of them half as large as the envelope containing this letter. In the latter part of the winter my skin commenced cracking open. I tried everything almost, that could be thought of, without any relief. The 12thof June I started weat, in hopes I could reach the Hot Springs. I reachea Detroit, and was so low I thought I should have to go to the hospital, but finally got as far as Lansing, Mich.,where I had a sister living. One Dr. treated me about two weeks, but did meno good, All thought I had but a short time to liye, Iearnestly prayed to die. Cracked througli the skinallover my back, across my ribs, arms, hands, limbs, fect badly swollen, toe nailscame off, finger nails dead and hard as bone, hair dead, dry and lifeless as o!d straw. Ob, my God! how Idid suffer! y sister, Mrs. E. H. Davis, had a small part of a box of Cuticura in te house. She wouldn’t give up: said ‘We will try Cuticura.’ Some was applied on ons hand andarm, Eureka! there was relief; stopped the terrible burning sensation from the word go. ‘They im- mediately got the Cuticura Resolvent (blood purifier), Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the great akin cures), I commenced by taking one tablespoonfal of Kesclvent three timesaday, after meals; had a bath once s day, water about blood heat; used Cuticura Soap freely: ap- plied Cuticura morning and evening. Result, returned to my home in just six weeks from the time I left, and my skin as smooth as this sheet of paper. HIRAM E. CARPENTER, Henderson, Jefferson.Coi,.N, Y. Sworn to before me tits 19th day of January, 1880, A. M. LEFFINGWELL, Justice of the Peace. Cuticuna Remepresareforsale by all druggists. De- Pot, WEEKS & POTTER, ‘Bolton, Mase. aul9-s&w 48 AN INDUCEMENT FOR EVERY FAMILY AND HOUSEHOLD To USE DAVID'S PRIZE LAUNDRY 80aP, WE ARE GOING TOHAVE A GRAND CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL, DECEMBER 26, 1882, AT WHICH WE SHALL GIVE AWAY THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRESENTS: Brown Stone House and Lot in New O'CLOCK F: WEDNE TY, 1882. RK, Chief Clork, Wasnrxoron, D.C., August 17, 1982. § Propo to "be ‘endorsed "*Propoeais foe De received at this ome anti TWELVE ag NTY-FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1882, for the below-desc: ibed cosl, to be delivered at the Navy 1 Three-Story York Ci 500 in Gold. $1,000 4 Per Gent U. 8. it ) 4 Per Cent Bond, "eam Road Horses, in Gold. 100 Bonds. 08. Bond. 1 ae Bi i : i i ous : RICHARD WASHINGTON, Pay Inspector, U.S. Navy. ' ? F EFORM $CHOOL. F THE DISTRICT OF COL) = Wastisorom, Aegan 1863, Sealed will _be received at the Behool, District. of Columbia, up to ¥ Dav. AUGUST TWENTY: 1ST, Pr livery at the of— Reform ft ‘Star Excurs: ‘Ticket to Francisco and return. 1 Excursion ‘Teker to New Oniosan aud scturae a 00 - MARRIED. BROWN—WEBST! On Wednesday even Feb- Sere Bee ae wes ae ea ‘Washington, 888g Sss5q Sass’ ins Ltt) 009, (-\-|~} rey onl aod 00 DIED. CHE, MARIA, wife of Sharrington Bache, fell ogi S or Aur ai at 2pm, Bea, west. Helatiy are BRT FERS ' Titel to stoma es tind i | BRICE. At Warrenton, Va, on At 17, a t. CELEBRATED STOMACH | sonra ¥. ris of fis nts" chard Brion i BITTER ., in the fifty-fourth year of ber: ‘August 18th, "Ee five Golock penn office Realed Fuel for | ‘on AUGUST eS JOSEPH DANIELS. onf August 18th, Functs will take place from his late residence, No. 1036 Fifth street northeast, a u Services at St. jus 4 Please copy. UNDERTAKERS. AW EAL rome eeoeeet, terses ‘finet-claas. vania joo waa, ‘Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters extirpates dyspepsia with greater certainty and promptitude than sny known remedy, and isa most genial invigorant, appetizer and ‘aid to secretion. ‘These are not empty assertions, ds thousands of our countrymen and women who have ex- perienced ite effects ar2 awar3, but are backed up by’ stimulus to the urinary organs, ‘STRAET after o