Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1882, Page 4

District Government Affairs. THE EVENING STAR. | The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEY SIGNAT. OFFICER, 1 Waenrncton, D.C., Sept. 7, 1882, 923 am. F For the middle Atlantic states, slightiy warmer, fat weather, easterly shitting to southerly winds, Stationary or lower barometer. Special Weather Balletin. ‘The chief signal oficer of the army furnishes Me following special bulletin to the press: The Barometer Is highest in the Middle Atlantic coast at auction and brought $7.64. creek carclessly the contents of their on 14th street, leaving ked up by the hoofs of orses, cutling The attention of the Engineer Commissioner. gud lowest tn Mcutana. The cyc reported | W. H. Clarke manager, for the erection of a line of south of Cuba has appare: west- | telegraph poles between the northeast corner of B erty Into the gulf, ‘The risen | and lita streets southwest to the alleyway be- from 1° to 11° tn th to 23° to 15th st fm the Sap my nor Prevail on the 1 8 and southerly Missouri and i reported fl effect has been issued. AWARDED. that | bids to the effect that | ing 7th street, tro Indl atian ‘Territory, 1. St, be refer that new ‘bids_be Commis:toner invit present woo len bri M street southwes 1s Indicated for : w England during | Patr and sitgiitty war the lower lake re to-duy and t ConsipEr see ‘Tuesday evenin: four cats at Cac eonnected with t ag an oyster led for. Tuiat propo-als for rout over James C Th Metal stone the crowd : ay by ti loads of mater! oe 1 could be gle wer pipes, at his loads of paray ern organ’zition t four unloaded Tue 29 sqiuste paveinent on sai with the same con Fare spl-a tor | the wor enue, as the E : : 3 eline of prporations as the the present all ast trains at heurs to suit in abou: on meking the ru: , a new road f: in the the roun Joz Lot in seh Herzog"s, 208 Hu ~ Frsseur’s Ick Crrast. eek Of Washirox paluting—W A apd sew! inmates ing on te nished with tabi ", 150 feet OF Od rows bolier re pl small ric to the bot atl of bri room to made » repalr S, has he val fairly be pairs of street, € my tution se SI workhouse THE SUMMER WATERY ally wacieso: quontity. prov With 2 w! rudentiy Dramps, colle. choke Of eviis nave assert: the nicht as the ce during the Pain Kill LON.—Me enim © mischtet. that family ssh pressure baile ing for the fat nter into ta 3 Por MF. David | Gy Gay, for being a bn apt @oup Finiep Vest Chics $10. ——__— CITY AND DISTRICT. Ammsements To-nicht. Nartowat Tucatex.—Barlow, Wilson & Com- | any’s Minstreis Tarafeh Coste —Varlet¥ ana burlesque. SDaiver’s Ganpe: ApNER's ScuNER THE WaAsHtNGTON SwimminG ScHoot, New York avenue, between 13th and 1th streets 2 Prigg’s. | grapes will be distrib hospital patients, BUILDING PERMITS 7 Eatwisie: “ral repairs to bri 83,000, ——_—.— a This reservation ts one of the largest in the city, Condensed Locats. | and 1s situated on efther side of New Jersey ave- Street lamps will be lighted at 655 p. m., and | nue,a few squares south of the Capitol, and has extinguished at 230 a. m. always been In a itserable condition, fuil of pools The Washington Lizht Guards have rented a Ball at 29 Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill, as | ‘an armory. ‘grade. “Many years axi The Washington Electro-Platng company has | eased the bull img opposite the Norfolk steamer’s Wharf foot of 6th street sw., with steam facilities Mneluded, and will soon bez ‘The resignation of Capt. Thoins Copttal cs y Guaris has been Organization, ant the command will temporarily @evolwe on First Licut. C. R Douglass, son of Fred. i ~The firs commnisstoners met last eventn: further considered the annual An application f ‘Was made by Chari the fre-alarm teleer. superintensten factory. Duri a foundation for a was duzon this reservation, and tie found: Walls were built. It was subsequently dect the present jail was b of me will be used to make an and port of the board. in the department | The operation of | T Was reported by the | 3 « the service to be entirely satis- | the month of August there were fen alarms and 0 Special turned in. ‘The National Telepione Exchange Association, | Which has been in session In Baltimore, adjourted Yesterday afternoon xft-r deciding to hold the Bext annual convention in Cincinnati. Choate, of this city, offeret a res lution providing | for the appointment of a general committee to con- | Sider the advisability of holling a national elec- frieal convention here in January or F seussion the resolution “ot the Sad death of a by mi fford to e: Another correspondent eb 1 to the destitut condition of th of Phililp E. Briscoe, at 2517 I street. his w | the curbstone Dr. Lamb, who has received the report of the | fects of which he dled. mieroseoptal experts on Guitean’s br. Warded it to Philadelphia tor pub Medical journal, says that the position taken b Dr. Godding, that u Was Insane, Will be ma ae append by this report. ‘Mr. Wa) loney. an enterprising fruit oan Key W t, Fi 1a, has sent to frien ts this city sampies of dates grown in his cwn fé. Mr. Maloney ts the only man in the coun- Sal ees ona and has Seana that | ropes fruits can be cultivated in Florida. Francis Savine was charged in the Poltce Court | this morning with biring a hack and refusing to | and have been disuppointed ene ae That amount of collateral was | reply. Can we hoy by the defendant, and it was turned over | ¢: lent appea tothe ha-kman. | command during y ‘The Washington operatic assoctation met last | the admiration of our c evening, and Messrs. Hay and Summy and Mrs. | be ly pleased to have Benny Were appointed a committee to consider | Washington Light Infan' ‘the feasibility of xiving subscription operas and | will both be with us. An three popula: rts during the coming season. | =e Proposed by Mr. Jonn Philip Sousa, the di- | Of the as:o- ation, to immediately put the Grand Duchess ,’ in rehearsal. she A little boy nainet Joseph Creamer, Mving on mi avenue, between and 7th streets Southwest, was bitten severely in the face by a Mile dog yesterday which was lying by his side. ‘The dog was crunciing a bone, and, without warns Anapped at the boy, inflicting @ patnful wound 0. excavation for the foundation of a larce Brick building to be used asa seed house for the tural department, has nearly been com- in the grounds linmedtately south of the tural department. The building 1s to cost | 935,000. A portion of the beautiful fr wood hedge 80 much admired, hes had to be cut away for the | Beppose of making room for this building. | festerday afternoon OMicer Cole recovered the | of the colored boy, Benjamin James, drowned M® Rock Creek on the 4th tustant, and took It to ‘The second precinct station. The coroner was — €alied, but deemed an tnquest unnec aud @ certificate of death by drowning. — The Was removed to the house of the parents. ‘See advertisement of Journeymen tatlors’ union. Chas. Roig colored, Was sent to jail f * hudce Bundy to-day, foF assaul z is wife. ing May Rodgers, Dernaver Gris. lary Johnson, Susan Chase, and Lizzie ‘Taylor, three small girls, ranging in age between 12 and 14 yeurs, were ‘sent to the | Workhouse for 15 dayseach tn détanit of $5 fines, by | Swige Bundy to-day, for disorderly conduct on the @ireet. The last named ts a white girl amd the ethers are colored. OMicer Aldridge testified to | Sfresting them on the street yesterday, with a | €rowd of boys around them, cursing and using the most vulgar language. aft to the poor and sui HIS wife fs Left with | age. There ts’ another pair of twins also. pungest child fs two y ife isenciente. They are left tn a ve condition, without any means of sup ter C. ever of any relations wio are able to help them. = The ordes Capt. Thes. f the Oriole, in B ital City G fled ptember and finé mar communication and acce; greatly oblige yours very truly, Gew. Jas. R. iigupent, MIL Com.” ‘The Guards hold a meeting to-nt whether they will accept this cordial invitation. An: the Avenue, between 434 morning she missed sii Peter Rosenbery testifle of the house, and (whose room Is tn the garret in his stocking feet, and turnet hi police defen the Je He was sentenced’ to t Moore stated that he had Jewelry from he that hé is the proprieto continued until next Wednesday. —_>—___ shook her, Scrat there were other warrants applicd for in this the court into ridicule to try such c: proper way to dispose not intended to make a nursery of the court. es Lemuel S. Sprice. 9 mman, was in Judge ands charged with Indecent ex- He was fined $10 or 30 days, default of which he was committed. He was (o, tor being a habitual on his nal bonds and drink no ton, the knocked bruised. risoner came in and raised a faces, and some of them had their ing. The tn- committee to visit Baltimore Was accepted. Tt was de- go more as a bat- case. ‘and enter a company to compete for the | fret the charges. He took the stand in his shirt covered with blood, and suid he was assaul The barrel of flour seized by Collector Cook for delinquent taxes several days ago was sold yes- Complaint is made that the contractors who are hauling broken stone from the quarries on Rock rmit thelr teamsters to dribble ‘wagons throughout sharp picces of stone to be and in- Jaring thea badly... The matter will be called to ‘The Commissioners have approved of an applica- tion of the Baltimore and Ohio telegraph company, tween 14th and 15th streets, thence through alley pet, thence along 15th street to rear of quartermaster general's stable lot; also, from the long bridge along the river bank to rear of quar— terniaster general's stable lot, and an ozder to this | PUBLIC IMPKOVEMENTS PROPOSED AND CONTRACTS At the board meeting of the District Commis stoners yesterday afternoon, an order was adopted ue recommendation of the committee on ud Lith street, between M and O streets | d, is hereby approved, and ne Engineer ug the canal at ith an fron bridge, for which ppropriation Wes made in the act of July 1, tr ret for laying 843 square yards, avement on the a avenue, between Ist | per linear foot, with connection ‘ds, more or ivenue 10 ions re- : vil” of Sewer-pipe and conaeetion will be “din” this | US {4,500 yards, move or less, of arificlal conntry, th with such | * vate avenue, be awarded 2 affairs for y \ 95 per square yard; also the ma Pipe at 20 cents ion boxes at $1 each uch localiles, on sal sineer Commissioner may indl- ‘one trom | me by the 1, and Work, &e., of the been don xl oats, 4 | Ing Jon Pierce, of U ssuire boiler, 12 by four tet, Gccast as tO tm of heating. A new cloth never fat been put into the hous: ‘to all fam! = pullding thoronchis 4 if crop: lanted is | On, My Back! —Pe Riess neta Gee | * ye, 5 aeres; p eee. T= e acres; beet=, for table jog = Be oe 3 for cattle A Cotonep Grit. named Moly Harris was sent | 8 to the workhouse Bunuy to- | Sere John White, erect | able, 8th and P streets horth- am M. Galt, make alterations 606 9th street north- THe Work OF IMPROVING RESERVATION SEVEN- | under the recent special appropriation of | $20,000 for that purpose, was commenved a few Sago, and 1s being pushed rapidly forward. of stagnant water and piles of stone and a common dumping ground, being severit feet below the not to bulid the jail so close to the Capitol, and Hit. ‘There is a large gang removing this old j:il foundation trom the reservation, and the browustone taken therefrom ‘tion to one of the gov- stables. The trees on the reservation are cut down, and it ts betng filled up to Kidwell, writing to Martin " man, employed on the B. & P. nd stationed near South Capitol street. th oecurret about three weeks azo, and distressing etreumstances, hat the unfortunate man nd six young entirely destitute condition, de- Mr. | Serving ‘as well as needing the help of thos who alls the attention of the family He fell from zon Saturday nisut, striking his head on id reect¥ing injurls from the ef- ven | small chiliren, the eitest twins, eleven years of ne ars ob, and the widowed y destitute port what A COMPLIMENT TO THE CarrTaL Crty GuaRDs.— timore, have sent to s 0, not receiving any tohave you parade?’ The visit to our city won unity, and we should th us The and National Rifles Knowledgment of the «nce of invitation will it to decide SENTENCED FOR STEALING JEWELRY.—A weil- dressed young man named Henry Jackson was in the prisoners’ dock at the Police Court this morn- on the charge of stealing a lot of jewelry from Myrtle Ingle, who testified that she 1S boarding on 1 6th streets, and this trunk. st night caught the de‘endint on the second floor, over to the Ofiicer Middleton testified to taking the t into custody, and to finding some of elry on him, and the rest of it at his room. hirty days in jail Mr. another case of the same character agatnst the defendant, which he wanted MAKING A NURSERY OF THE POLICE CouRT.—Mrs. Mary Marcy, a very stout lady, was tried in the Police Court this morning for assaulting a girl named Jessie Eaton, who testified that Mrs. Marcy hed her and stamped on hier feet. | Mrs. Marcy dented the assault, and stated that the girl assaulted her little child. Mr. Moore said that. against chikiren, but he thought it only brought and a few well administered spanks at home would be the of the case. The large number of small children present in this case caused the court to remark that he hoped it was Washington Adio, powertal socae sane Vas! in in, a powerful col man, was put on trial in the Police Court to-day, charged with three brutal assaults. ‘The parties assaulted were three old men—Thos. Welsh, Jerry last Saturday night, in a store in ae ee Fy ‘hem all down. They all had Logsdon 4 knocked out. The prisoner pleaded “gutity” to all first. Ji Bundy fined him #25 or sixty days in on ‘was committed im defauit of the Amusements, Excursions, Etc. “ = The tctal mortality in the District of Columbia | NatiowaL THEaTen.—The of Bar- . 1s during the week ending Saturday, ber 2, | low, Wilson & Company's are drawing eee: < a iohcrrsncied Ss 1882, Was 71 (being 10 po than dur e preced- | good houses to the Ratonal. ‘The program 1s va- iat ing week) oF at the rate 18.5, per 1,000 per annum. | ried and attractive, LOCAL MENTION. ‘There were 11 marriages and 59 birtus re THEATER ComiQue.—A fine variety and —- entertainment proves a great attraction at ‘Comique. Dxiver’s Garpex.—An inviting bill is offered at Driver’s pleasant garden. ABNER’s GARDEN.—A fine instrumental and vocal concert ts given at Abner's every evening. THe WasnINeTox SwruMinG ScHOOL is open day and evenin, The steamer Leary will make a special excur- sion to Norfolk, Fortress Monroe, Piney Point and Polnt Lookout, Saturday might, arriving home ‘uesday morning. ‘The last of the Popular Lower Cedar Point ex- cursions are given daily this week, winding up with an oyster roast next Sunday. CHARGE OF STEALING Mars DismissEp.—George H. Tansil, the colored messenger in the engincer’s office in the Columbia building, who was arreste1 a few days ago for the larceny ‘of a-set of maps, the property of the District of Columbia, was put on trial tn the Police Court this morning. Mr. C. M. Smith appeared for the defendant, and Charles H. Moore for the government. Special License Agent Roff testified that he discovered these maps in the office of W. T. Stewart, a broker, at 514 9th street, and learned from him that che got them from Tansil. Lieut. F. V. Greene, Assistant Engi- neer Commisstoner, testified that these maps were publisued by the District of Columbia and cost about $2 per set. He stated that the maps were rinted by the District for the benefit of the pub- le, ‘The defendant was the messenger of Cai Hoxte and not his messenger. He could not id tify the myps as the property of the District, as there had been a great inauy coples distributed, put did not remember giving the defendant the naps. W. T. Stewart testifled that the maps were tat his office, he thought, by the defendant or another man. br. Jones, colored, of No. 514 9th street, testified that thé maps Were left at his TRYING TO Get Tumovam:a WINDOW.—A young Faison ee Ls —s at the | rt yesterday on the charge suspicious person. oung lady Samed Grifith, who lives The Corner of Ii and L streets southeast, testifed that after ret from the theater Tuesday night she heard some ‘one at her window, and to the door saw the defendant trying to get in the window. Special OMticer Rockett testified to arresting the defendant, who was intoxicated. The officer sald he has known Hutton since he was a child, and never knew anything against him before. In view of his previous good character he Was released on his personal recognizance. KILLED EY FALuina Dows Starrs.—Yesterday afternoon a man named Wim. Blumer, about Years old, an engineer by trade, employed by the Washington Brick Machine eompany, accidentally stumbled and fell down a fight of’ stairs in his house on N street se, and broke his neck, killing inim fastantly. ae Cuancr or Exnrzzuement NOL PRossep.—This morning In the Police Court, Prosecuting Attorney Moore called Judse Bun‘ly’s attention to the chat of embezzlement against W. W. Clark. It will remembered that the defendant was arrested sev- eral days agoon a change of embezzling $57 from George 7. Keen. his employer. Mr. Moore stated that he had examined Mr. Keen, under oath, and from his statement he thoueht the ends of justice would be as well served by nolle prossing thie case, In view of the defendant’s previnus good chai tor, and other extenuating circumstances, which ‘was done. > A MODIFIED SkNTENcE.—Robert Barrett was crarged in the Police Court to-day with violating the health ordinances by keeping more than two cows for dairy purposes hearer than two hundred feet to a dwelling house other than his own. Tt Was sown that the premises were not a nuisance, and also thatthe prosecution was brought through spite, and the court imposed a fine of $1, ond sus- pen‘led execution of sentence, and took the defen- dant’s personal bonds. DRY GOODS. FraeNCH CHECKS axD COMBINATION SUITS. TYLER & CHEWNING, ot 918 7rH STREET NORTHWEST, Att FRENCH NOVELTIES FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR, SEATON PERRY, (Successor To Penny & Bro.,) Has just received. NEW BROCADED PLUSHES AND VELVETS, NEW EMBROIDERED, AND BRAIDED ROBES, ALL-WOOL SCOTCH PLAIDS, CASHMERE HINDOU IN ALL COLORS, Black and Colored Chudda Cicths, Lupin's Celebra ck and Colors, from 50c. to ¥ Shades, in Setin, Rhedames and Fabrics, New Silk Plashes in Ali Shadi ®. ck and Colored. Velvets, Rpecial attractions in Howlery and Handkere ‘Casnmeres ‘Terra Cot in B .50 to $5; Bla rai “all pn tudds and Cashmere Shawis, Herinot’s Celebrated Ki Gloves, Medium-w ht Merino Under sear. oftee tor Mr, Stewart by the defendant. The court a sole, Tnen and Mohair Dust era and Suminer § : f thaps were < FEE a ress Goods at prime cost. New Ballard Vale Fieunels, falesod ab tue eugineera ome or Wine tho de: a a a ds Bigg Shaker Fla cre Searle, Bue und Gray Twied Plan ae aoe them, and h2 would honorably dis- ees paras $1,166.66. John W. Rey a S®-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- ; ee oereten Giinstead to W. Milareeh, it; si,soa | RECT PRICES. A Weppixe at RockviLte.—Mr. J. Maury Dove, | <j austin to Emelio Ay 2 a nis — yarried last evening acs tary’ ehuinetat R Pere eT AS nee) ectreou) atts Ang! ATU Ssss, RE a re8 NNN ville, the ceremony betng p2riorme SL ee se AAA ‘i Father Cunningham, of Bultimore. | The wedd = i Sgss8 KEE AA T 00 N NN jtrty entered in the following order: Nev MS. {or Brewer and Miss Rigus, Me. 8. H. Wheeler a cITy ITE. MS. PPP KEE RRR RRR Y ¥ Miss Stoussa, Mr. C. B. Cropley atte A Deapgies Opinion, Por Ee Rant fet Se Mr. Jona Carter and sis} Agnes Bailey Druggist’s 3 RRR I x and Miss Blanche Magruder. Tue West Wasnrxaron, January 4, 1842, 0 EE ee oo dup the alsle with the groo: Gentiemen:—From my large’ sales of Brown’ e cess at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dove left for a northern tour. puede habeas Srext ALL Hrs Pexston Monzy.—James Ford an old soldier, was In the dock at the Police Court this morom: Charged with being loud and be ous and disorderly on the street. Police s statal that the prisoner is an inn Adiers’ Home at Hampton, three days axo to get a pension © $ spent in rum already. He w, with being an uniie Ss that he has evidence snnison has made a business i €) ma: urzble, and even enjoyable, it > clerks tn the sixth auditor's | tye system 1s corrected and toned up with 'Tar- charging them five per cent per month and | pints seltz 'r Aperient, and without which no one disbnrsing office: aff the oppressed to testify against from them on the 5 brought by e clad to have a ¢ their brokers. Mr. For any case of blind, biecdinz, thing, ulcerated, sewer pipe ial from rkhouse to the | or _protruc Piles that DeBliz’s Pile Remedy g : ore fitted with doors an | felt fails to enre. "Prepared by J.P. Miller, M.D., 915 Sooo cis eee S$ miterisls have been | ly Atch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with- wel caret hed, Where the | w OUL Lis Signature. Sold by druggists ols-co uneed ati King tho dn return | ilding assor last_ night, of $45 per Sh: per share. y meetine, ting yesterday WAS Clected an a Anthony fon, and ess n, “3 Were appointed a committee to history of the asscelat‘on from {ts nization in i865 to the pre: DEATH OF 4 Prom! lite chief cle and for tie past three y beth hospitai for the i | Me of 3 coniined in St. Eliz: ne, died this moruin S prominently Identifted with the Masonic being Pist Master of Lafayette Lodge, t Hizh Priest Lafayette Chapter, No. 5, ‘© member of Columbia Comminder mplars. Tue officers of the sey- hhe was counected are to- NEW CARPETS. FALL STYLES JUST OPENED. Brussels now styles, 75 cts., 85 cts, 90 cta, Carpet Limng, 7 ets. Making an] Lay Inerains, new Carpet Lininz, 7 ets. Making and Lavine, English Brosels, new styles, $1, $1.10, $1.15. Body brussels, new styles, Floor Druy ‘ets, all sizes, new colors. Brussels Hati tair Carpets. Floor Oil ¢ cis., 50 cts.. 62 cts, 25 cts. Double Width, 75 cts, e annels. New All Woot Blankets, RECEIVING NEW FALL GOODS DAILY AT TOWSON'S, €36 PENNSYLVANIA AY! x SOUTH SIDE. 85 THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR TOILET, BATH, HANDKERCHIEF, HH 00. .8S8g TITT EEE TTTT H Ho o§ TE HHO 8 OSS HH 00 Ssss8 ‘That terrible scourge fever and ague, and its conge- ner, bilious, remittent, besides affections of the stom- ach, liver and bowels, produced by miasmatic air and water, are both era:ticated and prevented by the use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a purely vesztable elixtr, indorsed by physicians, and more extensively used as aremedy for the above class of disorders, as well as for many others, than any medicine of the age. ‘For eaie by all Drugyists and Dealers generally. a POR PICKLING. PURE CIDER VINEGAR and JOHN H. MAGRUDER, moved, should travel. Tron Bitters I am satistied 1 gives general satistac- tion, and I feel safe in recommending it to my cus- tomers, one of whom has just said 1t3 effects on a friend ‘of his, to whom it recommended, was most wonderful. » LITTLE, Draggist. {Brown's Iron Bitters 1: re cure for Wealkn aUred feeling caused by overwork, inalaria, dy pepsia, indigestion, &c.] The Celebrated Vegetable Compound for females, which, within a few years, has made the name of Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham known in every part of the civilized world, relieves suffering by the safe and sure micthod of equalizing the vital forces and thus reg- ulating the organte functions. Itts only by such a method that disease is ever arrested and re- Ocean Voynge A be made ¢ $1,000 Kewara Skinay Men. “Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and vigor, cures Dyspopsia, Impotence, Sexual De- bility. $1. ct & Cromwell, 3 Depot, Alderney Fresh Alderney Batu and delivered in’, tage chee Dairy Wagons.” churned every morning “Ward” print 4c. per 1b. buttermilk and’ sweet mil ibe. pine _PERSONAL. P ¥ OTH NE LEOYOLD TL was in Wash herself or fr We SAND C. B. PRICE'S PRIVATE A Constiitations fres. All busi fteutials Notice to, call at residences boot! puyare Perry Building. Pennsylvania avenue and 2th strat. _ Established 1840. a) Dr GOODS” 2 “aT COST,” FROM THE 41m INST. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 803 MARKET SPACE, Will sell AT COST their entire stock of first-class Goods WITHOUT RESERVE. ‘We are compelled to make this sacrifice in conse- quence of our removal to our Lew store, 811 Slarket Space. ‘This sale will continue for a few di E an opportunity to secure Langains is seldom offered, ys only. and such All goods not paid for at time of purchase will be charged at regular prices. TRUNNEL & CLARK. au? Ww M. SHUSTER Pe makes imported, at D CHUDDA CLOTH, & & ALSO, One of the lanzest assortment of MOURNING GOODS of the finest quality evcr offered in this market. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. &%- ONE PRICE. INS iw . all new shares. D GROS GRAIN SILK VELVETS, CASHMERES and K SILKS imallof the best ew York prices. #2 SAFE DEPOSIT CO. SECURITY FROM. LO BY BU ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDE E NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT Conxen. Perpetual Charte rat ¥ MIN P. SNYDER, President. ¢ LES C. GLOVER, of Riggs & Co., Vice President. JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer. ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. Dingctons: Bepjamin P. Snyder, Charies C. Glover, John Cassel Henry A, Willard. Rati Sturtevant, Thomas Evans, John ke. ault SPECIALTIES. ARRIVED _ MADAM DUBOIS, Great Spirit from Paris. Works electricity on iv true life, part. present and future d buent person tells nani advices to ladies en gentlemen, and satis Hours, 103. BR. ROL DUATE UNIV i Maryland), Years. expericnce Special Direaces sticcesstully treeted and Diseases of M. Weakness, Dnpotenc: nature, speedy and perma 456 C strect northwest, Gay and from 2 to Lit te: c ent cures guaranteed. Otfico 3g street, every Wednes- Bain office, 30 N. aud con- ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF | M LIFE, All business confidential. Ladiesand Gon- fiemen 50" cents each. 408 L strost, between 4th and Bth streets northwest. al-Bw* _ SUMMER RESORTS BURY PARK, N. J., THE VICTORIA. Vainily hotel dear ocean. Reduced rates’ P-X£¥ Pont HOTEL. Sr. Many's County, Manyianp, wen for reception of Guests Jue 15th, under the Insnugement of the owner, Mr. aud Mrs. is ? JOS. TA VERS. ‘The Hotel has just been, thoroughly reno- yated, furnished and suppiied witn every conyeniencs for the comfort of guests, and isa first-class Summer Home fur families. erie” 82 per day, $10 rer week, and §35 por month. Special arrangements made for families. Daily coat ication with Washington, Baltimore, and Norfolk ers George Leary, Ludy of the Lake, nd Jeune Mc a “Por further information address ‘Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS, A fine assortment of 25 Doz. 100 Doz. Ladies" 9 chore, quickly vi w ya. Wi Co Rr AED & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, + | Are daily opening new lines of Dry Goods in every de- partment, and are prepared to name the lowest prices. Below we quote a few special bargains: HOUSEKEEPING GOODS! 100 CROTCHET QUILTS, at $1, extra size, and worth qualit HUCKABAC TOWELS, §1.75a dozen. 8, 7c. and $1 per dozen. FRINGE DAMASK TOWELS, only 33 dozen. DOMESTIC DEPARTME! 5, 12%e. Anextra good NT. . yd. good quality. good quality. 2We., ya. |, warranted all FINE RUSSIA CRASHES, 12% and lic. yd. MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. par, 10 Doz. Fancy Striped E 3 worth quality, 3 bleached HALF HOSE, superior quality, nch foot, 25c pair. ‘ancy Stripe English HALF HOSE, only 25c. ich HALF HOSE, extra Oc. Per pati 0 Doz. Solid color HALF HOSE, 373sc., worth 50c. per pair. 50 Doz. De Joinville SCARFS, 25c. An extra special bargain. . Haye never been sold less than 50c, BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY. ular made, only 250. at 31c, 3735, 45 and 5: made, 25¢. pair. 3 pairs for $1. pair. Ne, pair. 50 Doz. 2-Button French KidcGLOVES, pique stitch, cual to any’ §2 Glove, only ans HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. 50 Doz. Misses Colored Ribbed and Plain HOSE, full recular made, aud incrain colors, 50 Doz. Misées Fun $1.50. ‘only 25c. pair. triped Ribbed HOSE, full reg- nicer qualities in French Rivbed, Ladies Fancy Striped HOSE, full reguiar 50 Doz. Fancy Striped Hose, with silk clocking, 3 paire 25 Doz. Extra Fine Silk ClockedBALBRIGGAN HOSE, Children's Black Lisle Thread HOSE. Tadies' silk aud Lisle HOSE in great variety, HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. chiefs, 25c, each, extra fine quality, 25 c. ec! Printed Border, 25 Doz. Gent’s Hemstitched Fancy Border Handker- 25 Doz. Gent's Plain Wh’ te HemstitchedHandkerchiefs, Hemstitched Hand- kerchiefs. extra fine, worth 25c., at only 17c. Linen_hand ubroidered Handkerchiefa and Silk ‘Handkerchiefs in fine assortment. SPECIAL. 20 Doz. 24-inch White China Silk Handkerchiefs, an extra quality, soid heretofore at $1.25, at only $1 each. HAMBURG DEPARTMENT. ‘We have just purchased a line of Fine Matched Ham- ard. They $-4 Wool Suites, 90c, ya. KS .—POLATIOAL INSTITUTIONS, | 45-inch Black Caghmeres, er.) $1.00; Capital and Population, (law: Sg ee Hopes ant Fears for Art, Horr gain, 50c. i Leome Hound’ Robin Series, $15 ho ass, (MIE Spofford,) $1; Blind! (Quie Black Silk Rhadame, 9} . Prices li be found to be ingains CLOTH DEPARTMENT. Tone are a superior quality, and worth $155 er ya, 3-4 Navy Bue Suiting Flainels, 28, 33, S734, 46 ya. burgs very cheap, and will offer them ata small proit "elo iroin S0e. to $2.25 per rare bai ‘BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT. Piece renin, at 6So. 7a.. PRINT DE! Sine DEPARTMENT. DEPARTMENT ai 1.25; Ti ile, (from ierinan, ) $1.25; Two Hit Gancs {W.W, Gods, MD.) $17 a Gentleman | New Seine, Pinahes Pints, So ya. Now Tend wide of Leisure, € rwoett ) $1, KS. Daniels on, Negotiable Instruments, new edition, 2 vols., $13, ‘ and Faney Goode. Novelties in Stationery and Panty SettiTEON, Law Bookeeller and Stztioner, aus 475 Pennsylvania avenue, Wzshinzton. MER READING. Threein Ne Avretos General by Nordhoft's California, (new edition) pe Avie? fountain (Tray ne, Tustrated, by Peprscopoons SESRSSShS ide Libraries, JAMES J. CHAPMAN, ont PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, onan pais Seetenocer aitek canbe ae Cm RUPPER?, ‘NOS. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST, BEDOOEEES GUAT SEE! OSE the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and ‘Durability in tha . #ROHERY, FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET snd JAWN TENNIS, BICYCLES, Res- at ‘ar : aioe CARTER’S, ening New Dress Séripes and Plaids to mate! iu ie Inter, he eenorolaeral Rat announcements of which w! colors. ‘Silk be WOODWARD & LOTHROP, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ted rah « PeCeiy— consisting of all the : DRY GOODS. NEW FALL Goons. rHourson’s eraae SHIRT FACTORE axp MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, ae £16 F Street, opposit) Patent Office. XE: to match in and un. | _ Fine Suirts to order. Recetving dati fn An examination is solicited. finished, 80 cts.” Lance amortment Boye shirts, «5° JNO. A. LUTTRELL & CO, DRESS SHIRTS MADE To ORDER al 817 Market Space. your LAST CHANCE! Six finest Dress Shirts made to order for $12, Perfect St guaranteed. Onur closing out sale of eummer neck-wear and mnder: wear commences Bsturday, July 22k. You cay We supplied for yery little money. (Frenchd.ace Undershirts reduced from $1 to 50 cts.) OUR LAST CHANCE Cloeing ont Halt Hose, ouly SEPTEMBER ONLY, 22 SISS', 1002 F street, n. B. ELLERY, ° _— svCCRSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, During this month you have the last chance of buying | MANUFACTURERS or Press SHIRTS ‘the beet bargains ever offered. o IN 1212 F Srarer Nortuwesr, Wasuixerox, D.O | Rixof the Finest Dress Shi:ts to onder, Rix Extra Pine Shirts to order. ‘Sia Fine Shirts to order. mar2¢ ‘We must open our new building on OCTOBER 2, and 88 we are determined to open only with fresh, new Goods, we shall sell the remainder of our still immense tock at such figures as will insure quick sales. 2.08 bak io $< — SEWING MACHINES, &e. | ‘THE VOICE OF A MECHANICAL EXPERT. After carefully examining Sewing Machines ‘ons patterns, T purchased a Queen from Mr six months ago. T tind the Qc . in every respect. and weed with, T recommend it tomy neighbors and friends, who: are equally pleased and delighted with the THREADING QUI W. W. HOLLINGS WO! We have on hand 1,000 pieces BLACK AND COL- s ES. These goods have really ad- yYaneed since lust winter. We shall offer them way below cost. 4,000 pieces FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, some of which are as fashionable this season as they were last. You cau buy them for 50 conts on the dollar. ‘They must be closed out. Movi dence, 1211 T +t Resi thweet. The beautiful QUEEN and other maker of machines sle by . AUERBACH, Cor. 7th and H sts. 8P-No onteice Nextdoor to A’ Store, Agenc Jackets, vou W IN SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS. ‘The larzest stock in the city. Convince yourself of the great bargains we are offering. Gent’s Furnishing and Hat »uy Wool German’ Handkntt L REGRET 1 IF YOU BUY ANY SI MACHINE before you come here and see our ‘We are selling a beautiful pure Silk Brocade at 95 cents, in tweuty different patterns. fh streot northwest. aur LE or THE D HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, In odds and ends, at your own price, in preference to sending them to auction, BLANKETS! BLANKETS!! 1,500 pairs at less than we can replace them in five | Case lots. We want fresh goods for our new Building; | therefore the sa EECT ORDER. OPPENHEIM 528 9th street northwest, St. Cloud Butlding. Machines Kented end Tenaired. HOUSEFURNISHING Y AND PORCELAIN, DIRECT IMPORTATION E . AN POTTERY WARKANTED IN P At 1,000 COMFORTERS. We offer the langest size, both sides best Cochero robe print, white cotton filling, at $1.40, regular pric ‘The cold weather will come soon, procure your winter stock now. $2.40 full sizo MARSEILLES SPREADS reduced to | $1.20. All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, some of which are soiled, at less than half price. FRENCH, RICH CUT E We call special arriving, whi style, qualit; CH GLASS, m tyour new Pail Stock now has been selected with great care as to BE SYLVANIA aVe 7O9 worn « vpx WAMSUTTA SHEETINGS, Best goods made, reduc-d to the following low prices: 5-4 ts. 6-4 15 cents, 9-4 179 cents. 8-4 20 cents, 9-4 225g ce 10-4 25 cents, These came directly from the Wamsutta mils, and are in length from cne to ten yards. We are now prepared to offer to Housckeepers a fall line of WHITE F LAIN in NEW SHAPE TEA and 1 Y SETS. : FINEST PLATED WARE and KITCHEN UTENSILS, atthe Lowesr Casi Puices. WILMARTH & EDMONST( 709 MARKET SPACE. UCED PRICES. will fit any window, Ladies’ full size WHITE LAWN APRONS, richly trimmed, at 8 cents. All our stock of HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, SKIRTS; in fact, every article in our immense estab- lishment, reduced to euch low fixures that it will pay anybody to buy them now for the Fall and Winter wear. GEO. WATTS, 14 7th street, 5 doors above Pe jyla Remember, we are compel'ed to seil at one price or the other. If we do noteeli at retail we shail be oblized to dispose of balance on hand by auction, This is a troublesome Job and incurs many expenses, which we ‘want to save and give the benefit to our customers, AND OIL STOVES AT REDUCED PRICES, Onr stock of above cords being too large. wil sell a low figures to close them out. A full line of portatie and brick-set RANGES, Lae TROBES. FURNACES aud SLATE MANTELS. ‘Am wpection solicited. Avents for DANFORTH'S VAPOR STOVE; the best in the market. Come one and all durins thie month to our present Stores, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W., and secure some of the RARE BARGAINS. DANFOKTIPS FLUID constantly on hand. sy12 8. JENKS & CO.. 117 Tuy street northwest. WOOD AND COAL. GE PLING, 14TH STREET WiARi Giitove Long finite Office 182? latin northweet; lowest prices; coal aud wood orders. filed st short IRGE CREV a $4; ).50; Hickory, on wed ft opit: Oak. $12 Ping, Bien NAO 8198 Se 1028 NS FF ‘HER. it id ch ss TANGEDRGR 4 BEon rE. 1 93 percent fixed carbon! You cannot ‘seat - out it. Order it from A; Ht. WILLIAMS, Jr., 713 7th street, LADIES’ GOODS. FALL. FALL. axp WOOD, —- y old or new firm, an er kind of firm in the MRS. M. J. HUNT, EN No. 1309 F Srreer Norrawest, ——— Branch Office: 806 F street northwest. OHN MILLER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in COAL AND Woon, Main Office, Depot and Kindling Wood Mill, 4% ana Virginia avenne southwest. Branch Other Ki aul6-3m Has just returned from New York with the latest Nov- _ qities in Felt and Straw Hate aud Bonnets for the Fall son. Also, Feathers, Velyets, Ribbons and Ornaments in great variety. cy 20 PER CENT OFF etree a rthwest and 143 Li street southeast. 4 or eo ion. SILK SUIT: 1 Landie the very best quslity of Anthracii SANNEL surTs, miinovs Coal. I bay for taeh only’: therefore my prices SATINE SUITS, cannot be discounted. Coal received direct by 1 GINGHAM SUT’ the mines and kept undercover. Orders pre PAWN SUITS, Hvered in any part of the c AND JACKET: oJ OUNSOR BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALERS 18 COAL AND WOOD, By water and rail direct from the mines. — unsurpassed by any firm in the United Sell at lowest cash prices, and delivere? prompt}; Main office, wharves and depot, 12th aud Water streets southwert. |. Store clones at 6 o' sees Marae 3h Gieth Denice oe el Jy24_7Cite Trevise Paris. 907 Pennsyivania avenue. M*® J. P. PALMER, No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Having sailed for Europe July 12th to perfect her ar- rangements for the FALL SEASON, the Summer stock of Branch Yards: 1202 F st. n.w, 3d and K st ce = ‘7th and P sts. n.w, 1112 9th'st. nw., and “21 Pa. ave. FINE MILLINERY southeast. dy 184m pte bare seers PROFESSIONAL. 14 BELOW THE COST OF IMPORT. = = so = = =e EASY FEET, Ke GR! LIER WITHOUT Pa yf , Es Nisit for putt" Ae fect In crder. Corns. bupins, aiscaccd nad, vascular HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES. excresences ‘and other foot complaints succensfi treated at Dt. WHITE'S Chiropodial Establistunent OUR OWN MAKE OF THE FINEST WATCH SPRING STEE! 1416 Pern=ylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel. Pationized by the most cudneut physicians, sarzeons, iL, 50c. UP. ANY STYLE AND SIZE HOOPSKIRTS OF “RENTS ee STEI 250. ‘of oth elk persons from ; ; oer well keoe A gine Freuch Woven OORSET at $1, sold y | fac and near? Retablished. in. "Warluugton, De a 1861. $1.50. Thiscomet seals trouercteent ee SO ee SY | WeARRIED LADIES CAN HAVE BOARD AND ‘We have one special lot of Children’s Regular Made ‘attendance during co::finement. For further pure Y 3 Mrs, A. FEN, 1466 HOSE, tn Cardinal, sabia st 256. Would be | iculzrs apoly or address 1446, Piezee DOUGLA! yt. KLOEBI ENTIST, NINTH ao ' wsraeers | [)* B10) Gs t Seamer Noernwnss. mio italizod Air by the Hurd Systeu, for tie patntems exe = traction of Teeth. E DCS ANNE ERE ERERE, p* STARE PARSONS, DENTIST, TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes CORSETS to onder in every styl0 and ‘Mhaterial, 439 9TH STREET. and guaran tess perfect At sud comfort ALTIES ARE— 3x12 Gasgiven. Hours 9a. m. to5p.m. French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear R, RANDALL PARSONS, Dentist, atta Shoulder ence ana Die Bator Grote. De hock Sista RITHOUS OXIDE Gas adaanis: Felony poling None vg tered, day or night. Consultation free. dels. 2. T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 N.B.—Freneh, German and Spanish spoken. Cg ye tS Ou IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWAS, FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS, a Ned ‘Damask, "Toe. =” ‘pare ‘The! of Lawnsin Washington. Pur on ‘Silks, navy blue, dark green and other col- Handsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from $1.50 Jmmense seeortment, 60, 62, 15, 87 ts, : fot curtains, 1, 39, 20, to$t. to pure wool, double iis branchés. Teeth inperied $7 por ect. All work tall ranted. = petty RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND serted immediately after bataral A’ succees.” Modern meshods apg skin . Dentistry. ‘foes. NALLY, 1321 F street northwest, "AL ASSOCIATION, No. 211 erafter cpiracior » winder ach, FINANCIAL. PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE, H. 5. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Seounties Bought an} Sold on Commission, No. 699 15rm STREET, (CORCORAN BUDDING) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokera, GBaospway. New Yous. ‘Every class of Securities bought and sold on commie ®ionin Ban Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New ‘York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on th» New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per seat commission, Private and direct telesraph wires t> ‘Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through ‘which orders are executed on .the Stock Exchanges ‘tr those cities and reported beck promptiy. Quotations ‘Markets recelvod through our wires INSTANTLY ai-