Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1882, Page 4

’ EVENING STAR. August 22, 1882, _ THE TUESDAY. —_ LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. vartly cloudy weat nis, lower barometer, im temper stare. Special Wenther Battetin. ight changes Dc. New Yor: Morvhint eanopies, wi N Pre cate Contes, traits. 3 por doz in: c jezen. Goud work cur: ari COMPANY 1s Tez CREAM. cinal and family wil; # peryt Lo northwest ived at Brod- nen we depart acn! Huat’s aster that c: sickness. slekness sob end thelr so: Davis’ Pat drops tn Lance Size Mosquito Caxorres, with ‘tures, Hor Srxixc Diamonns, lace pins and earrings, "3. Grearast Bancatys ever offred will be sold for to-morrow only st M. Augenstein’s, 817 Rorthwest: Decorat-d_ chimber setts, 10 pleces 8031 weoden water bucket.2 boxes blu ine, 50clothespins, 27¢.; excut WO gt dishpans, 102: coffee pots, 130); 5 = We.; largedusipan and brush, te; 3 doz. 7-10. Pie plates, 15e.; +4 doz. covered irlass pitchers, Ie. glass sugar bowls, Ge. Fruit Jars and cansat and below cost. Avorw Peppiers. Consult Hempler, Optician, ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. ———__ Amusemen TREATER Comrgre.— Drrver’s Gaxpe: pectalty Performance. A®NER’s SUMMER GaRDEN.—Concert. THE WASHINGTON SwiusinG Scuoot, New York @venue, between 13th and 1th streets, age Condensed Locals. Street lamps Witt be lighted at 915 p.m. , and 3am. earing up Mas W Jerse is To-night. ety and drama. achusetts avenue, “Y avenue and 34 street, ond , Detween the Baltimors and Onlo railroad depot and orth w: Deen commenced preparatory to paving Ata n s of the Obfo Republican 4 s , Hon. Wai. Lawrence, prestdin: as referred the matter 1d house, corner 13 ng of the Gart northwest ated with Mrs, Dut had as vet re relative thereto, Jane W. Phitiin: catast Moses Kell: trustee of Josiua Pierc te, for the constru tion of t c! Will of t the duties of anal ct Anna lis to-day. Teal « Anoii men n We work ie In defauit or ¢ drun In the repe case in_yeste rday’s S e Jo: rh Was Ti $3.50 per da; i rgarch. Regatta RACE August 22, 1392, ut to 2 th de by some p 4B favor of having the races in the October re gatts rowed through the arches of the Aqueduct bridge. Paragraphs are constantly appearing in | the datiy papers sett! Raving those races ro ‘and tie pressure upon the conunittee for a chat in this respect is becoming stronger every ¢ Such a change would ao doubt over an up-river cours, some, but I re<pecttuly sulnait that there are the Dest of reasons why th> committee's deciston sheebt stent. ational Regatta Course” the dated by sound inctives | ‘This rately selecte in 1881 by the of Meers of the ssoation of Amateur Oarsmen for the annual regatta of that year, ant ‘when surveyed ant lige was pronounted Dy all c unitiee and corres- ho were here to report be the inest course in Aueri- can Waters. Being thus widely known and admired, it was the p:rt of wistom for the feint committee to adopt it, especially as tt fs hoped that this ye. Jocal reat will ex; x gatta Watch stati But there is an. the Navonal viz: Itis the only Course that Wil! ailiait of a 1y nile straight away fnew, absolutely clear and tree frem all opstruc- *3 nd NeXt year into a full re- to all comers, It is not neeessary te F he history of the Boat ractag between our local clubs, but it may be Said in passing that a rece without & foul, and the almost fnterminabie disputes which followed, was the exception. Perhaps in selecting a straight course, the e Was not unmindful of ney, snd resolved to render such troubles un- Hkely to Gceur ta the future. The alternate course Degiuning uy river, Which is now being urged, maust, it [5 admitied, eud at x polnt just above the ‘Tke National Regatta also ends there: aud has therefore equal claims tn that respect. “Its strong are a elear, straizbt course, with no bridge plers and Tocks to avoid, and no point of land to round, with ail the perils of a clash of oars, and, a3 a resuit,tne Gigging up of tue now Duried hateliot few spect:.tors on the Aqueduct dritge (and they couid not distinctly see the start, and wom be entireiy unable to see the fluish), and the five thousand, perhaps. who would congregate on the ‘wharves of Georgetown, were not so much in the Winds of the committee when they selected the course, as wns the permanent avatiability of the National Course, and the comfort of the titty thou- gand or more spectators who will fa tae gather © see the annual races. The joint committee showed its sense of the importance of a correct de- tsion, although by adopting thi: course it ren- ‘one of the boat houses entirely, aud another ally, unavailable as points (rom which the could be viewed. . And last, but not least, the splendid prize for four-oared’ she!l crews, ‘so generously offered by as EVESixG Stak Company, must, under the con- laid down by the donors, Le rowed for over National Regatta course. it wouldpe inca Venient for :.tepartics to have a part of ‘the races ves ome course, Rud £1 ainier over snother, A OF THE Comsrrricc. th | Special Wazutsctox Grovi The Camp at Washington Grove. Correspondence of Tae Evexrxa Star. ® CAMP. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD., August 21, 1882. This morning the atmosphere was very chilly. and as those occupying tents on the grounds came Out of their canvas houses they could be seen rub- bing their hands, trying to get some warmth in them. Thi {ter 10 0% heavy clothing. howev, ‘The sua was very tend the 5 from place to Itsrays. To-n! 2 light clothing of by heavier material, me wrap ing shelter the the around r mand to-day by tie litte o1 enes toox a hand, this a kind meet tal inth sof slowly The call al, mt at eh h souls focti a8 given, six. pI altar, ant three of th CAMP 5 ‘The presiding elder anno were good to the ments had been 4 quence of th n° nty Prof. Sipes, of this cotaty, lv assistance to the musteal exe always ready to either perform o1 assist In the singing. ARRIVALS. . Gould Rev. and M Littleton F. Sim Arundel county, Md. ——— POUN SDMEN. Saturday in connection with the poun: with cursing and swearing. Mr. P. pearel for the prisoner. that about 6 o'clock last Satur his assistants and Poltcem: 15 dogs and a flock of geese, and by one o€ the witness’ colored ‘asst: man named Patrick Mur] corntleld, and when followed by wi cer, and “his men, Jno. Keefe came AY, Who retreated Into a itness, the orl out and called ed and swore. band, ng the poundmaster while in of hisduty. The charge as first tried. TI Inaster and his men was to the ¢ armel herself with a large stone disarmed several times, and tha S: < Murpi triking Albert 1 CUTS a. urt, alter f a tine of $ or 15 da; noted. ing other t YS 1 this case. a tin THEATER Comrgve.—The er with a fine vi nce to the Coiniq RDEN.—AN. A concert 1s Faces. MENT AND PIc-Ntc will light excursion to Marshall Mall oi W. W. Cor to-morrow evening, ‘Tue Sreawex WW. Corcoran wi cursion to Marshall Hall (its eventn nt returning at 12 Ts of the steamer. eater W. W. Corcoran, leaving will make its usual sion this ever ton, Which will leave at pln, makes e3 leaving the ste: leaves at 3 p.m. only. GLYMo: and Fridays, and to Mount Vernon days and Saturdeys. Inakes trips to ate am —_s—__. of to-day by Judge claimed that he used tt to money, or nearly a5 much, was due him. sary to show some félontous intent -——>—__ son, of Baltimore; Wm. A. Eck a M. Mahony; Joseph C. Williams and both of Hillsdale. eS Tivals at the river front to-day as Jonn Miter. coal, Stephenson Bros. Schr. Racket, Cauley; 1% do., same. een, T. Mite! Goodwin, Abdel ing Sea, Owens: 179 tons Merritty Laymati: 7 ao soon passed away, and K there Was no reason for wearing { attont! 1 but one His discourse w gun, So that he could “kill the nigger ree of assiult Ww: ud returning at 3:29 p.m. Bundy said this was a case that was just border Une of larceny, and said that it was neces- the defendant, which was not shown by the evi- dence, and he would dismiss the charge. Ttrver TRaps.—Harbormaster Sutton Janey; 195 tons coal, Clark & Given. Schr. ler; 212 tons do., Johnson Bro. Schr. ‘ll, Mitchell; 217 tons do., Same. Schr. 191 tons do., same. Schr. Foam- warm, and the chief business of the day for those who did not al tabernacle was to move and shade from , however, ft 1s cool a: day is ladles all wearlag head. The fedand everybody 13 choked ral of the you om to withe: meetiag, * most important of the day, on to the thoughts fo ngs, but Tae R ant res hand believeth not, hapter x 1s wi 2ppe ‘on to come tor- d that all tickets ith inst.. Inclusive, as arrange- to that effect, in con: s expiring on the 231. He also announced Chat a train would leave camp at 12m. on Thurs It 13 reported here that Mrs. Hattle Cook, of Gaithersbins, Is lying at the point of de th. : the up to date. given valuable cises of the camp; n the organ or He sings a fine tenor. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ewin, Rev. B. Peyton Grown, Mr. and Mrs H. Hoover, Mrs. Sailor, New nmons, both of Morgan, of Balti- Mr. E. J. Ryan, deputy sueriff of Anne M. The War in Cowtown, SEVERAL PERSONS FINED FOR ASSAULTING THE Jno. Keefe, who was before the Police Court last assault on the ter and his men in “Cowtown,” whose case was continued for evidence for the defense, Was before the court again this morning, charged B. Stillson ap- Mr. Einstein testified ¥ inorning he and Farquhar paid a visit to the neighborhood mentioned and surrounded ‘Were atticked ‘large crowd of men and'women, and the dogs and geese were driven off; that Albert Fortune, ants, was struck on the head with a large stone thrown by a young 7 and ‘This statement Was corrobo- rated by the policeman and the colored men. T: Umony was heard for the defense, atter which the court fined the defendant $2 or7 days. Mag- gle Long, the daughter of Mr. Keefe, and her hus- Patrick H. Long, were then charged with ob- the discha fect. that she nd haf to be | ty who ison, one of the head with a % the defense that Mure one of the colored pound- Said he has no geese, and hls ag, and-he was only one. spectator. mony, imposed An uppeal was Amusements, Excursions, &c. evening attractive pe- nd musical entertainment is given at given at this ry evening by an orchestra of VING Parx to-morrow there WHI be some interesting running and trotung THe WaswINGTON Switutxe Scuoor, on New Yor avenue, affurds deliguttul summer recrea- | be held in the » woods, for the benefit of St. Ann's nallytown, Thursday afternoon. LA SoctaL Cice will give moon. m the steamer iil make an ex- is, leaving at 6 p-m.,for the benenit of ‘ONS to Marshall Hall and Glymont, A House-breaker Captured. ‘HE IS FIRED AT BY A WOMAN AND PURSUED AND CAP- TURED BY THE POLICE. F. Burch was charged tn the Police Court to-day with house-breaking under the new burglary law. Estella Horton, of No. 412 18th street, testified that about four o'clock this morning ske heard soft footfalls and breathing just outside of her bed- Toom door, on the second floor, and armtng herself with a revolver she stepped into the hallway and fired in the direction of the sound of retreating footsteps. ‘The figure of a man darkened an open window, and she fired as he passed the window. He ran down to the parlor and escaped by the back parlor window, and she fired another shot as he Fan through the yard. ‘The man had no shoes on. | Phe house was entered by forcing open the back | window blinds and raising the sash. Policeman | EL Horn, of the Mfth precinct, testified to seeing Bure ledve the alley of its house this moraing j about the hour naied, and after chasing him | about one block caught him, and discovered that he had his suoes in his hand. Judge Bundy sent the cas* to the grand jury under $2,000 bonds. Bure’ was committed In derault of bonds. It the vurt gives ail Lie prisoners that have beon seat there In the last few weeks on this charge the extent ofthe law—ten years—they will wake up to the knowledge that something new in the Way of law has taken place n the city. Frank Burch, the prisoner, {s well known to the police, and has ficred as defendant in the courts Of this city in nearly every kind of cases. dass Ebene Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tae Evestna Stan ‘Tne T was shot intiy, seems how the wounds in- » At first she took much blame and ‘did not wish her husband pun- she now les In bed and expresses the o that he will not be hung; but thinks that he oust not to escape without punishment. This 13 but saying that She would rather live to see hin penalty than dle and have: him h seems to be quite sensible on her ere 13 no doubt she sill very willingly against her husband when she recovers. :> officials do not think her death among tue selthoods, for no dying declaration has been CUT is still in jail, and has as yet made no application for bail it ts thought that con- | sumption will soon end his Ife, and thatit his | trial {5 long postpoped he wil le before he. is called Into ¢ DeEATH.—Mrs. George D. Fowle, one of the most estimable Indies of Alexandria, dled this morning | at her residence on Prince and Columbus strects, after a long illness, Mrs. F. was the daughter of fayor Bernard Hooe and sister of Capt, P. B, | Hooe, of this plaee, ani of Mrs. Johnston, of Wash- Ineton. One her daughters fs the wife of Gen. Fitzaugh Lee. nplary in all the relations of | lie, se wilt be long mourned. | a'New c —Mr. Joun 8. Fowler, the effictent | depnty cleric at tie’ United states’ clerk's oMce j here, has heen appointed clerk of the United | States district court for the eastern district of Virginia, Mr. Fowler has been the only clerk In charge of the office here for along time, He has 1 here for about twenty years past, and has. ee: in of the community. He was the business manserr of the State Journct while th paper Ww, ished In Alexandria, and si has_ bed ‘ted with the courts as clerk, Unt tes commisstoner, &. He resides ce street. ‘he members of the Alexan- ufuntry—Messrs. Vincent, Ruben and otuers—who have been in camp with the 34 Vir- ginia regiment at Warrenton, have returned home. They were detailed with a’ Charlottesville com- pany during the camp, and did credit to the corps by the sollierly manaer in which they diseh their duty. All the Alexandrians who took part in the encampment are delighted with thelr stay in the hospitable county of Fauquier. Pouics Covet. —At the last session of the mayor's court Alice Coleman and Ceellla Jackson Were fined $2.59 for fighting at the new town north of the canal. Sarah Alexander was fined alike sum for indecent language in a public place, Benj. Jones and Albert Green were convicted of assault upon Horace Johnson (not of Washington). Green paid $5 fine, and Jone was taken by Capt. Kobb, who paid hts'flne, to the fishing shore. F. Bolten, James Williams, Geo. Harper, 8. M. Bond and P. 'T. Jones were each fined $5 for violating the ordinances of the city and left for their homes north of Washington. Rerowren’s Nores.-The funeral of the late Jno. H. Brent took place this afternoon from the residence of Dr. M. M. Lewis, on Washington and Cameron streets, and was attended by a large number of friends of the deceased.—The chaln-gang 13 now engaged in un-parking som? of the streets where, even without any special Industry or agricultural skill, much more than two blades of grass have been made to grow where one grew before.—A colored woman named Laura Brown died suddenly in convulsions, at the residence of Capt. Follansbee, where she was a domestic.—Allce Coleman was comiunitted to Jail to-day to serve ten days’ under the mayor's sentence.—The congregation of Grice church, accompaniel by a turong of Alex- anirians, mate an excursion to Lower Cedar Point to-day.—The schooner S. P. Hitchcock has. at the lower ship-yard.—Mrs. Kate y $ taken seriously Hil at the station- house’a few Weeks ago, has much improved, —o—— TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT FOR THE FIneway’s DavGnrex.—General Carman, acting comm sloner of agriculture, to-day, at the request of Mr. J. A. Roberts, kindly consented to give the eldest child of the Lite unfortunate fireman, Joseph Dan- els, a girl seventcen years old, employment for one month in the bureau of agriculture. Daniels, Jt will be remembered, was fatally injured by thé upsetting of engine No. 3 on Its way to a fire a few days since, and died at Providence hospital. pee CLOTH, DOUBLE WIDTH, BROWN, GREY AND ILLUMINATED COLORS. BLACK CASHMERES, all wool, 35c., 37¢., 45c., 50c., Fl EN AND BOYS’ SUIT ‘ew fall styles, 37c., 50c., 62c., DRIED SHIRTS, made of Wamsutta Mus- rfect Attine, only $1. GOODS, new colors, 1234¢., 15e. , 25e., BTe., Hin. FALE Dit 'S, new styles, T5c., 80c., 87c., Ss, new patterns, best, 20¢, NS, 50c., 62e. and 75¢ oe. B0c., 62c., 75e., 8 30e, ED TABLE DAMAS! ‘Ns, yard wide, dc. LAW At TOWSON’s, €36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, aul? SOUTH SIDE. THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN’S weekly excur- ing on the steamer Mary Washing- p.m. and return at 11 ANTICO PavILion.—The steamer Keyport ursions to Quantico Pavilion every day, 9 a.m, and 3 p.m., except Sundays,when —The Potomac Frutt Growers’ Improve- ment company run daily excursions on the steamer Keyport to Giymont, leaving at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. ‘Tie STEAMER Mary WASHINGTON makes excur- ‘sion trips to Occoquan Falls Sundays Ss. Wednesdays Springs Tues- EAT Fatis.—The steam packet Excelsior at Falls and Cabin John bridge Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, leaving her wharf, Congress strect and the canal, Dzeps tx Pre have been filed as follows: Owen O'Hare et al, to Washington Gaslight Co., 54. 18; $—. James Addison Smith to Virginia C: sub F, ne soa Ty Lied oo %i saat Charles james et al, trust lorence McDevitt Prospect, 22 acres; $13,000 “ pica ae THE CHARGE oF Petr Lanceny against the colored man Edward Laws, which Judge Bundy took under consideration yesterday, was disposed Bundy.” This was a ease whose the defendant was employed to do some work, and ‘Was given a $10 note to take a small sum out of, and failed to return the balance. The defense pay off some of his men, and took it with no felonious intent, as that much onthe on the of MaRRIAGE LicENSES have been issued to Henry Downs and Margaret Cavanaugh, John F. Young, of Westmoreland county, Va., ama ‘Alice Rienard: rs. Wrignt, both of Oakland, Cal.; Edward M. B: ina F. Wises Robert P Chadwick ‘and Mary Lucy Jackson, follows: Schr, Mary H. Trainer, Dickerson; 300 tons stone for Schr. Jas, Phelps. Corsey; 204 tons Schr. River Sehr. J. ‘Schr. How- | ucén, Bart ions, W. C. Drury. oer john Wil aed. Clein- ents. Sehr. Saide Ballard; "700 do., Wim. Evans. Sehr. John Young; 50) do., FLORIDA WATER, pest FoR TOILET, BATH, = HANDKERCHIEF, i HE 0° gSS8s Tee Ty ie Cee ee H H OO Ssss8 T KER T ryt Em BE Ty ‘7 ee BF =e (@ Eee ff Sgss8 CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTER foe i $.. 3 EB Eo sset = remedy, and iss most genial invigorant, appetizer and ‘aid to secretion. These are not empty assertions, as thousands of our countrymen and women who have ex- perienced its effects are awar>, but are backed up by irrefragablo proofs. The Bitters also give » healthful stimulus to the urinary organs, For sale by all Druggists and Dealors generally, aul B ROBINSON & CO, 'e BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE, 909 Prrnsrivawté Avente. NAVY BLUE, BRONZE, MYRTLE GREEN, OLIVE, | | umny, yet they Ins was riage last evening, the contracting parties being Mr. Willlam Hi ‘of this city, and Miss Clara Bennett, a ntece of Mra. Lockwood. Mrs. Lock- Towers and blooming plants: aed the parlors were lowers a lant: e parlors were filied with triends of the bride and groom. ‘The ceremony was fixed for 8 o’clock, Dr. J. R. Bizelow being the officiating clergyman.’ Rev. David John- son red the ing march, and Peg oa en- tered the parlor Mr. Harrison and Miss Bennett, escorted By Mr. and Mrs. De Forest Ormes. The bride wore a lovely toilet of cream-tinted satin, with Spanish lace and flowing bridal veil, with garniture of marguerites. Her only ornatn ents were a pair of elegant bracelets, a gift of the groom. The ceremony was very short and —— sive, not exceeding five minutes in length. After songs from Rev. Mr. Johnson and Miss Jennie Spurgeon, the guests were Invited to the dining- rootn, where the tables were loaded with a repast fitting so joyous an occasion. Among the guests were the following: Mr. and Mrs. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. De Forest Ormes, Mr. Edward Harrison, of Virginia, brother of thé groom: Mr. gnd Mrs. Fraisher, Mrs. Dr. Bigelow, Mr. James Bennett, cousin of the brige; Dr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall, Misses Smith, of Frederick, Md.; Capt. David Cas- tle, Miss Beile O'Brien, Migs Ida Baker, Miss Ella Baker, Mrs. Susan Biker, cousins of the groom; Mrs. Hannah O'Brian, Mrs. John Taylor, Capt. E. G. Barnard, Mrs. Woit and H. M. Lincolu'and wife. The bride and groom left at half-past 10, and a shower of rice and old slippers followed their de- parture for Philadeiphta. pain Affairs in West Washington. PERSONAL.—Mrs. Dr, Magruder, now at Halifax, Nova Scotia, whose fliness was hoted in last Fri- day’s Stan, is no better.—Mr. Joseph Burch now lies very 111 at his residence, 3043 Bridge street. Mr. Jolin Veal was taken very ill yesterday, thls morning {s slightly better.—Mrs. Sawyer has improved so rapidly that she is expected home from Brattleboro’, Vt, the last of this week.— Mrs. H. W. Blackford,’ our efficient and popular postmistress, has gone to New York. A MARYLAND MILL LEASED.—Mr. R. Welch, son Welch, the well-known miller, has ed for five years’ the Hazelhurst mill, oa the Frederick road, near the city limits of Towson, Md., which has been idle for a long thne, and 1s how running it to its full capacity. BAD STREETS AND Roaps.—Attention of the au- thorities ts called to the bad condition of Valley street. The portion between West and Stoddard streets has not been cleaned for years. There are weeds In the gutters three fect high soaked with soapsuds, and of a hot day the stench is terrible. Third street ts another neglected thoroughfare. In the annual estimate for tie improvement of streets Wwe have been almost forgotten—nearly $300,000 al lowed east of Rock creek, while only cnougii to re palrasmall plece of one street allowed west ot that stream. ‘The annual so-called repatr of our country roads as commenced. This generally consists of scraping the dirt from the ditches by the side and throwing it into the middle of the road. Tue WaTeR Works EXTenston.. is expected that the surveys and preliminary work on the Po- e Aqueduct extension wilt be completed by October Ist, when active operations will coni- Inence, Nores.—Objection Is to the recetving of children In our public shools whose parents reside in the adjacent states those of our own city. are either entirely crowded out or placed on hait day lst, owing to the Imited aecommodation— ‘The school trustees of Falrtax county, Va., are prepuring to immediately Wutid a school house on the turnpike, a short distance above the Chain bridge.—Latge quantities of hay are arriving from Montgomery county this morning by wagons, — The frst interment in Oak Hill cemetery was in November, 1851. From that time to the present 5,160 bodies have been buried therein. GRATs,—Arrived—Boat M. C. W. Boll, with 3,700 bushels wheat; boat Round Top. witn 400 barrels of cement, consigned to J. G. & J. M. Waters. MERCHANTS’ ExcuaNGe.—Offerings on ‘Change to-day 3,700 busiiels; sold at $1.12. Pont.—Entered—Steainer E, C. Knight, from York, with assorted catgo for merchants; sehr, W. B. McSham, from Philadelphia, wit coal; schr. Baylis-Wood, Combs, from Bath, Me. wit fee, CONDITION OF THE WaTER.—Great Falls and both reservoirs, —August 28, 1:53 a. m., 2:25 p.m. “The Victim of Philadelphia Press, to-day. ‘The star route defendants were heard by two of their counsel yesterday, Messrs. Williams and Tot- ten, both speaking chiefly for Brady, around whom the toils seem to be drawing closer and closer. According to his counsel he fs the victim of cal- st that all the evidence which as been plied up against him, whatever else 1t pr loes not substantiate dhe charge of con- - ‘This 18 the burden of the defe iy and Co. will go before the Jur; substance, “Gentlemen, they may have ji that we were thieves and swindlers, but on your fer whether Uney have indeed shown that we did previously conspire together to do this wiekedness.”” GLAND'S VIRGIN QUEE Queen Elizabeth never saw herself after sh> became old in atrne glass. They painted her, and sometimes would vermillton her nose. She had always, about Christmas eve, says Ben Jonson, “eet” dice that threw sixes or fives (and she knew not they were other) te win, and make if fortyfate. Si {ter she had the smallpox never showed ierseif in Court without a mask. Itis pathetic, almost, to eontemplate the weakness and vani- ty of two really grent women who could not endure the | of merely physical beauty, especially asthat beauty wastheirown, Ifthe Virgin Queen and the mother of the | finest ventleman in her dominions had lived in our day beauty’s loss, omen benutiful and old age lo utiful old indy, #INGE When you | be sure she has testedithe | Tt L UU MMM KBR L U U MMMM BB L U U MMMM RBBB L UU MMM BOB uu MMM LBB A BIG TUMBLE IN WHITE PINE LUMBER. AS USUAL WE ARE THE FIRST TO REDUCE PRICES. WHITE PINE INCH SECONDS DRESSED (2) SIDES, $40 PER THOUSAND. OUR INCH SECONDS: ARE AS GOOD AS MOST Iron Bitters I am satisfied 1t gives general satistac- tion, and I feel safe in recommendin tomers, one of whom has just said friend ‘of his, to whom it was recommended, was most wonderful. Hi. W. Lirrie, [Brown’s Iron Bitters ts a sure cure for we a tired feeling caused by overwork, malaria, dys- digestion, &c.] ie Pepala, In of dinner often deranges the system and*brings on flatulence and colic. A single dose of Tarrant’s An Excess it to my cus- effects on a DRY GOODS. Prices REDUCED om LAWNS, GINGHAMS, ess, SEERSUCKERS AND BUNTINGS. SILK UMBRELLAS AT COST. Seltzer Aperient will correct the acidity, relieve the pain, and remove the cause, Carter’s Liver Bitters exert a wholesome, mildly stimulating effect on is a direct atd to digestion, at the same time acting energetically on the liver the stomach, whieh t and gently on the bowels. For any case of or protruding 1.000 K. pina, Meading Piies that DeBl: fails to cure. Prepared by J. P. ‘Fdc. “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Mutter: churned cv and delivered in 3g-1b. “ Also, cot Ward” te. per qt Cream, ide. pint ward itehin: "3 every morning prints, ‘tage cheese, buttermilk and 40c. per ulcerated, ile Remedy Miller, M. D., 915 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with- Out his sigdature. Sold by drugzists, Flies and Bugs. Files, roaches, ants, bedbugs, rats, mice, $78, chfomunks, elearéa out uy'Rough on Rats.” 018-€0 zoph- sweet milk, TYLER & CHEWNING, andl 918 Irn STREET NORTHWEST. E42.y FALL SUPPLIES. SEATON PERRY, (Svecesson To Penny & Brotien), Tgonening daily New DRY GOODS for “Early Fall All-Wool SCOTCH PLATDS. CACHEMIKE HINDOU in all colors. Biack and Colored CHUDDA CLOTHS. Biack and Colored CASH! pitck and Colored MERES in all = SAPPHIRE BLUE, CADET BLUY the “New ib. WINE. AMUSEMENTS. LADIES" HABIT CLOTHS, ‘New Shades.” Ail PARASOLS, EMBROIDERED ROBES and SUM- MEK NOVELTIES at Prime Coat. of Det COMIQUE—SUMMER GARDEN. SHETLAND, CHUDDA and CASHMERE SMAWLS. LADIES" LINEN and MOHAIR DUSTERS, FLAN NELS for Bathing Suit ovelties in “WHITE GOODS” at Popular Prices. Lit Ba "i LIN WAS, BOOTC MONDAY EVENING, AUGU: ‘T 2ist, AND DUR- ZEPHYRS and MERY LAY AS. oe nid = ING THE WEEK, s pecial a arapeanente” in SILKS, SATINS, RHA- a Fave an :. Washington's Favorite Comedian, S® "CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- ALF McDOWELL, In his own version of MATINEES TUESD3 andl “WOMEN.” A Surprising Olio. YS, THURSDAYS AND BAT- URDA RECT PRICES. SS8g FER aS 'SSSy BRGHTWwoop DRIVING PARK. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23n, Match rnnnine race, $100 aside, between A. Moffet’s Sleepy Boy and ‘C. Sincindiver's s. g. Colbrook, Ke. ‘half-mile heat, an2l- PDrvERs SUMMER GARDEN THEATER. Engagement for a limited season of the ECLIPSE COMIC OPERA COMPANY HOST OF OTHER ARTISTS. ‘MING SCHOOL, New York avenue, Letween 13th and 14th ets. HE WASHIN ‘Water constantly changing and kept.at temperatureof 80 to 85 dexrees, e 3 By an Orchestra of FIFTEEN SELECTED MUSICIANS. Je12-3m AND A 6 ‘ON 8) an! E. EER PERRY BUILDING, : Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sti strast. TROTAING RACES”. Established 1840, = Hersca called at 4 p.m. idl, cents, x W OoDwaAgp & LOTHROP ‘Will offer the coming week the following SPECIAL BARGAINS IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS: 9-4 BROWN SHEETINGS. 9-4 BLEACHED SHEETING: 10-4 BROWN SHEETINGS 4-4 FRUIT OF LOOM 4-4 LONSDALE COTTO: 4-4 WAMSUTITA COTTON 5-4 PILLOW-CASE COTTO! yd. ‘The above are all good Sheetings, of iable make, and, with the exception of the 4-4 goods, are under regular prices, these prices being made specially for the ull season. 12 TOWELINGS. No, 625 ON EXHIBITION No,626 | 20-inch CHS CKED GLASS TOWELING, only 12%. AND SALE AT g o S, 9c. Street. MARKRITER’S, Street, | 20-inch SCOTCH CRASHES, 9c. ya. : 15-inch FINE RUSSIA CRASH, Ibe. ya. Cesc Gh eet morttiwest, one, door from "th strest, | EXTRA QUALITY LOOM DAMASES, 48c. 7d. Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromor, etc. ; alsd TRA Q' ‘ Markritgrss Tenus Cash, Free Art Gallery: "off on ingen get pars PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. FINE BLEACHED HUCKABAC TOWELS, 21x ie. each. = BLEACHED DAMASK TOWELS, 24x45, knotted fringes, only 25c. each. IXTH ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE WHOLE- SALE GROCERY CLERKS TO PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT. ‘The first and only excursion of the season to Point Lookout, SATURDAY, August 26th, on the steamer Boat leaves her wharf at 11 o'clock p. m.; returns Sunday at 11 o'clock p. m. Thus enabling clerks in all branches of business a day of en- Joyiment without loss of time. e Wholesale Grocery houses and at the boat. au22-5t JOHN W. THOMPSON. ‘Tickets can be had at all INE GERMAN DAMASK TOWELS, 20x42, knotted fringes, Sic. FINE GERMAN HUCKABAC TOWELS, 20x42, knot- ted fringes, Sle. EXTRA LARGE GERMAN DAMASK TOWELS, knotted fringes, 22x45, 374c. EXTRA LARGE AND FINE GERMAN DAMASK TOWELS, knotted fringes, 26x50, 50c. each. NAPKINS—BARGAINS! 100 doz. Checked Doylies, all linen, 49¢. doz. 50 doz. 3-4 German Damask Napkins, $2.50, worth $3. CROCHET QUILTS! nt eb 50 cent Tleaves'at 3, boat and dancing ; Children half pri day aes euine, (OONLIGHT EXCURSION TO Ausust 25. ng homne at 10. Exercises in the pavillion. “Tickets au22-3t" The ins at $1.25, $1.35 and $1.50 worth $1.35, Soe 4 Above are special prices made on lots of goods bought cheap—cheaper than we shall be able to buy them the GRAND TOURNAMENT AND Pic NIC Will be he'd in the College Villa Woods, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24TH, For the benefit of St, Ann Church, Tennallytown. Hiding commences at 3 o'clock. Dusan & Bro.’s coaches will leave the corner of High and Bridge streets, Georgetown. ickets, , 10 cents each way, cents. au21-3t coming scason—and sold cheap to attract business dur- ing the dull season. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. D®* GOODS CHEAP. OND MOONLIGHT Si L XCUR: cL SION BY to MARNHA! W. W. Corcoran, WED. Boat leaves her wharf 6:30 p. auld-3t* THE L | oO! LOOK AT THIS AND READ. GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION WASHINGT: te OF DIVISION, NO. 1. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, I, MONDAY, 28th, on ‘ith street wharf’ at, ets. i the season to all Who may accompany aul. 198 THE STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Jeaves her wharf, foot of 7th street. DAILY, at 10 a,m., for MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT, returning at 3:30 p.m. Fare, round tri L, L. BLAKE, Captain. an10-1m 25e, UNIFORM ‘teamer W.. reston ed Piano Covers at $4 and. A few more of the Remmants of Cotton at Se., worth 10c, WW, | WESELL BAR@AINS IN ALL KINDS OF DRY The GOODS. on GEO. J. JOHNSON, = 713 Market Space. auld EW v S IN SS GOODs. N SHADE: DRE! S. TERRA COTTA AND OTHER NEW RECEIVED SUITABL DRESSES. INNET AND GUINET SILKS AT VERY LOW PRICES, PREVIOUS TO TAKING INVENTORY. SHADES JUST (fOR TRAVELLSG FF oe a5n TOPANCE N TEN TO Accompany the “Dozen” EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, ON THE STEAMER INGTON, Which leaves at 6:30 p.m., and returnsat 11 p.m. ‘cents, to be had of the committee and ladies’ tickets complimentary. No objectionable parties allowed cn the boat. aul-1m MARY Gent's tickets 5 at the boat; s GOOD VUCAL AND INSTAUMENTAL MUSIC, WE GUARANTEE OUR FINISH OF GUINET Bi ILES TO NEITHER CRACK OB , AND OFFER BARGAINS, HAVING JUST PURCHASED A LARGE LOT ADVAS- TAGEOUSLY. MASKS IN ALL WIDTHS. TOW! NAPKINS IN GREAT VARIETY, JAMILY EXCURSION, 32 MILES FOR 150. LINGTON ‘enon Springs ey her wharf st 9a.in., returning a¢3 asic and dancing. Bring out ti lowed on ibe boat, E. 8. RANDALL, Proprietor. STEAM. Will make an excursion to Mt. Tuesda; p.m. objecti dy leavin; m2 iqpable parties all ER MARY W. children. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLYAN:4 AVENUE, §2~ ONE PRICE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. at No aul getunpar EVEN! STEAMER W. \ Will leave foot of 7th street at 6 p.m. sharp, returning iG TRIP ON THE POTOMAC, CORCORAN, Oo’ IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, FIGURED OTHER YARD SELECTS, AND MAY BE BET- TER CALLED WHITE PINE CLEAR LUMBER, DRESSED TWO SIDES, FOR #4 PER ONE HUN- DRED FEET. WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE.- auT (ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE— SRNING THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW CONBEL SLGAM CRUISING VESSELS FOR TH UNITED STATES NAVY. «Invitation ie hereby extended to all jechanics of established reputation, and ane math ball i F iF tif 4 ff E EE Secretary of the Navy. ae ee auguetS, 1882, su8-lawiw Tiiray Gam Pana and J Latrobes Te- W. ‘A. TAYLOR, PRACTICAL HORSE- treated ; riven > IRS DEMPSTEB, iH.” DENTIST, reach Washingtoh at 10 p.m, Schrocder’s band engaged for the occasion. Fare 25 cents. Sy28-1m. FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, UANTICO PAVILION. Q FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, GRAND EXCURSION RESORT. DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING. ting, Fishing, Croquet, Shooting Gallery, th-street wharf woity, &e., Ke. IMMENSE DANCING PAVILLION. Prof. Cook's Brass and String Band. EVERY DAY, THE PALACE STEAMER KEYPORT, ‘From 7 9 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. ‘at SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. ONLY. \d trip tickets, 50 Round trip tickets, Greatly reduced ur Arrangements can be made to stop'at any ver. cents. Children, 25 cents. to chi 2nd others, nt She lareeet issortment of Lawnsin Washington. Pur white all Einen Lawns only 25c. = Colo: ‘Silks, navy blue, dark green and other col- “Handsome. Black Brocade Silks reduced from $1.50 en iiks, immense assortment, 50, 62, 75, 8T-cts., + S_FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE- T= POTOMAC NT COMPANY Run daily excursions to leaving Tei-atroct “whart ‘turning leave Glymont at 1 Suna ip soe cents; syivania avenue ‘Dr. 8. A. H. McKIM, President. Dr. E. P. ROWLAND, Superintendent, st Glsmont B10 I. R. TREMBLY, Superint 0°°R UAN FALLS MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, ie Jerunning excursions ote stove race, Bundays, We and Fri- . wharf Gays, leaving “th-strect wharf ‘Sundays idays and newly fur- ble parties allowed on the boat. © 8. RANDALL, 9:30 7 2 $1, $1.35, $1090. S170, #2. Bleached Table Dems ling, pure wool, Sesh ed heater demas Nun's Veiling, (black, ) all pure wool, 25. CARTER’S, 58 _ 111 MARKET SPACE. GINGLETON & HOFKE, 1 MARKET SPACE. SPECIAL (OOSE OOF LURPLUS BOGE TEE TO and teal tase es arene os Fare, fo cents round tip. . For ag 0! FOR GREAS T FALLS AND CABIN 1 he eamey Exe Slat mate be above MONDAY, WED- piasadrenpasiad bese, ©, MORN war 3 Gs COOKING STCVES, FOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, TENTH STREET. Avery good tne of Tapestry Brome, st TScents. jy22 SINGLETON & HOEKE. SAFE DEPOSIT CO. Sg tt FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, ‘0 W. = WHEATLEY'S * _scoullio Hirtit elu =, seer pia | DRY GOODS. HE ‘Wanted plenty of help to get rid of onr still immense, stock previous to removihg into our Handsome New Building. Itis impossible for ns to mention all the low prices td, which we have reduced the Goods still on hand; enought ‘said when we say that no Goods shall be carried into the ‘new building that a price will sell, ‘We have on hand about 10 cases Beautiful LAWNS af Sct About 1,800 pieces WETTE GOODS of every deserips tion, These we have reduced to the cost of importer tion, and are cheap, 8,000 yards genuine Wamentta SHEETING, ten-quars ter wide, running in length from one toten yards, a about 25 cte. per yard, ‘This make cost 37} cts. to bay from the agent, ALL DRESS GOODS REDUCED TO ONE-HALY THEIR FORMER PRICE, ALL GOODg MUST BE SOLD THAT A PRICE WILL SELL, We are proud to say that the Building eost much more than we anticipated, and our bank accounts run low: ‘We must therefore replenish, Help ueto do this, and ‘We shall help you to better Largains than you have evar bought before, 800 dozen two-inch Hemstitched Pure Linen HAND KERCHIEFS at 11 cts, ; have been sold at 25 ete, JRrFmaEsarons, WATER COOLERS All Odds and Ends in HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, such as Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, otc., at halfe Price to close, WE MUST SELL WE SHALL SELL WE WILL SELL DURING THE HOT SEASON. NO SEASHORS FOR US THIS YEAR, AS WE ARE DETERMNED TO FINISH OUR ENTERPRISE IN SUCH A STYLE AS TO BE A PRIDE TO THE CAPITAL LANSBURGH & BROTHER, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET DIES’ GOODs. ' 20 PER CENT OFF = : SILK SUITS FLANN} or M. WILLIAN. $524_7Cite Trovise Paris. 907 Penusyivanis avetiue, MES 3 P. PALMER, No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Having sailed for Europe July 12th to perfect her ars rangemeuts for the FALL SEASON, the Summer stock of FINE MILLINERY now on hand will be sold OW THE COST OF IMPORTATION. Frwers AT Cost, ninense Stock of AT ACTUAL COST to reduce. offered in PATTERN HATS LACE MITTS AND THREAD GLOVES AT COST S. MJ. HUNT, MITb0) F atzeet northwest. DOUGLASS’, HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES. OUR OWN MAKEOF THE FINEST WATCH SPRING STEEL, Svc. UP. ANY STYLE AND SIZE. MADE TO OkDER, HOOPSKIRTS OF *-KEFUSE” STEEL, 250, Agus French Woven CORSET at $1, usually wold at A Fine French Contille Hand-made CORSET, at $l. = corset is yy er at $1.50. Re Mate fe have one special hildren' Regular HOSE, in Cardinal, i ‘Bue and Brown, at 25c. Would va cheap at 35c. . DOUGLASS, NINTH * aD milo 55 ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material,’ end guaran tecs fit and comfort, HER SPECIALTIES AE F STREETS French Hand-made ‘and finest He : Patent Shoulder Braces aud French id es, ‘Beroules" make, that for the price cannot 3 SB. “Freneh, German and Spanish spoken. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 709 SUMMER GOODS. 709 Simpson Refricerators; the “*Rapid” Cream Freezers Fruit Jars; Jelly Tumblers; Fly and Roach Traps: Alcohol Stoves; Water Coolers; Plated Ice Pitchers; Berry Sets; leg Cream Sets, &e., &e. “DECORATED ‘TOILET SETS. Recent importations of Decorated Toilet Sets gives a large assortment of new desizus. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 09 MAMKET SPACE. ‘CED PRICES, Bow ‘SCREENS: will ft any windows te make.) ‘LACE CURTAIN STRETCHER: GLO. WATTS, Jy14__ 314 7th street, 5 doors above Peuna. avenue. Es REFRIGERATORS, PORCELAIN-LINED COOLERS, WIITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, ICE PITCHERS, PRESERVING KUTTLES, SULLY TUMBLERS, FRUIT JAuS, Bey 531. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Importer or Omrxa axn an 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND OIL STOVES AT BI-DUCED PRICES, ~~ ’